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The times., 1899-11-19

The great and wise anOug the country
theatregoers during the past tew years have
beer. pointing ouc. as though 10 were q dis
credit. the fact that Sol Smith Russell is an
entertainer. and not an actor. -'He always
is the sane they say, and rot to agree
that being -lhe same forest ais any claim
TO excellence is to admit oBe-s self young
aud impress ionabIe. And yet after q Io-g
line Of fav-rizh French farces. how thor
Ougaly delightful was an evening spent
with Mr Russell last week az the National
One saw and heard tbsre Culy wEs- was
pure and wholesome. Women did not
glance about sHamc-faCaCIy as though iD
search Of companions iH guiir- men laughed
without any attempt AZ hiding their mirtn-
And when the play was over and rhe spzc-
tatOr found himself On the street It was
Tot to walk away ia disgust with al -hiuEs
earthly. Entertain or actor. Witnessing
Sol Smith Russell performance affects the
normal amusem -I0ver as does the cool
morning air affect the hunter wlO crawls
out Of his stulfy tent.
Mr.. Russell invariably is the same.
The difference between his Moan Vale and
his John Grigsbg and his Holmes are bare
. Iy perceptible. But all were charming
What if authors always provide the star
with young pr0teges end love scenes
J What il his manner never IS altered or his
voice moduIa5ed2 It is do-btfuI il anycu2
/ who ever saw Cne OF the trio can forget
/ the seedy inventor Of "a Poor Relation.
the vork-ceutred old IslI0w Of a Ba-he-
+ Ior's Romance. or even the kindly lawEer
/ Of Hen. John Grigsby Each was a
quiet artistic. effective portrayal TEe. g
/ is no question but that e2ch has had its
share in promoting the good Of the world,
I if only in that % has made fola 0QITis j.
and tolerant And -his being true. + IS
difficult to see why one should ccuceru
himself Witn debating whether the Fily e-
IS an actor OF an entertainer Entertain, T
OF actor. Sci Smith Bussslt is ezsus
In tEl- stIra.
The times., 1899-11-19
Kernan's-sDainty Duchess Com
many.

sensation was created among the regular
patrons OF Kernan's by the advent Of
Weber's Partisan Widows" an organiza-
tion of talented performers whose enter
tainment was clean and amusing The
troupe was not only well received here,
but ii occasioned talk that promised busi-
ness for il upon its return. Manager
The times., 1899-11-19

Great interest is being manifested in the
series of concerts to be given shortly at
the National by the Baltimore SymIbony
Orchestra. This organization is said to
have earned untold popularity in the
Maryland city. Ross Jungnickel, its con
ductOr and the various soIoists announced
for local appearance are all well known
here.
The times., 1899-11-19

The writer was az the Lafayette Square
on Wednesday night and was somewhat
impressed by the work Of Daisy Lowering
in the thaukiess role of Nelly Waters Nv
Son Ben. +" though not bad at the prices 0t
admission hardly could have been tarmsl
a brilliant play and Miss LOEsT.Egs part
did not abound in opportunities Bat the
actress accomplished a great deal with It.
triae too weak and even i1siptd TO Be
compared with the capable Phoebe Davis.
OF Way Down East fame. she achieved
her effects by gracefully natural methods
that really we're pleasing. Miss Lowering
Nelly was requisitely sweet and girlish-
as adequate a portrayal as could be asked
from such q company.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-06-15

Bad management keeps more people il
poor circumstances than any other ons
csuse. To be snccessiul one must look
shesd and plan ahead 30 that when . favor
sb!e opportunity presents itself be is ready
to take advantage oiit A little forethouehI
will also save much expense and vslusbls
time A prudent and careful man will
keep bottle Of Chsm berlsin's Collie. Oto
lers end DisrrhosA Remedy 10 the house.
ths shiilless fellow will wait uotil necessi
~ compels 1t and then ruin his beet horse
going for doctor and hsvea big doctor
bill to day, besides; one psJs ont % cents
the other 10 out . hundred dollars and
then wonders Why bis ntishbor is getting
,ieber while be is getting poorer. For
sale by ] II Wbipple, Manchester Centre;
A u Pstiibone, Manchester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-06-15
PERU

Repairs on the Bromley House ~,
progressing.
-Children's day will be observed Sur
day the 18th 10 the church.
Mr.. Henry Booth OF Chester spent
Sunday With Mics Bart
-Loois Gould 10 m.kius her snnusl
call upon friends 10 Town.
Choir rehearsal st the homo Of Mits
Edna Bstchsidsr Friday evening.
Mrs. Lyssoder Russeli arrived Friday
p. %. TO spend . ies weeks ss Des
6imonds'.
Calvin Phillips. Mrs. VIM. Bark and
Others Who have been 90 The sick list sre
coovslescins.
-Descon Simonds u spending . feu
days 1t bis sons, J d, Sim 10 d.
Londonderry.
"A very Interesting report vas siveu
Supdsy s,eins By the delegates Who u
tended the sonusl county conference OF
the Congregational churches held 10 Ben
nins,on the pest week.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-06-15

Are you disturbed 1t night and broken
OF your rest by . sick child suffering and
crying With pain Of cutting teethf II sc
send st once add get bottle Of Mrs. WIN
slows Soothing Syrup for children teeth
ing. 1t cures dysentery. diarboes. regu
lstes the stomach and bowele. cures wind
collie, soileus the gums, reduces inasms
ton, and gives tone and energy to the
whole system. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup for Children Teeihing is pleasan,
the taste and is the prescription OF one
OF the Oldest and best female physician
and nurses In the United States and is for
sale by all druggists throughout the world
price 25 cts bottle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-06-15

] sas Seriously sfIicied With oossh io'
several years. and lat fall had more ssv
ere cough than ever before. have used
many remedies uithoni rsceivios mneh re
lief. and being recommended to Try bot
tie Of Chsnbtrlsins Cough Remedy, by =
TREND. Who knowing me 10 be poor uid
ow. save |, 10 me. | tried il, aud with the
most gratifying results The fret bottle
relieved messry much and the second bot
tie has absolutely cured me. ] have not
bad Is good health Tor t~epiy years. Rec
pes.iully. Mra Mary A. Beard, Clsreuore,
Ark. Sold by ] II whippls, Manchester
Centre; A. II. Pettibone. Manchester De
pot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-06-15
AYLvANIA HILLS EsfArx.

- eTtTE on vErsOsr, District OF MsIcLesfsy. ri,
Be u Remembered that Al . ssssivn OF u a
Probate Court holden At Manchester. sithil ssi
for said District. 90 the 2sih day u MAJ
4. u. Isss
whereas, certain instrument ia whiting
under ssaI ,purpoi tag " be the last vii sla les
tsrssni u syi,sais HlH late Of Manchester
10 aid District. decreased. ksung been this day
presented 10 xaid Court ~ Probate ADD daly
died 10 The iisgistsfis oMesi Jhsrssofs IL -
ofdsfed that al psrsons Interested ia thu estate
Of said deesssed be- 10 lied 70 appear LefOf,
ssd Court. 81 The PROBATE once 10 ksnchss,sy.
10 ssid isifiei, on the lIst day of jaas A.
u. less, At 10 O'Clock A. W puDlieauQl VI ihis
order, three wesEs sueeessiysly preYlgss thereto
Ia The Manchester youEsAL.s nswspspsf printed
81 MsGrhestef, aforesaid. "a shss cause, n suy
they msy have. Why aid ins,fsneni Ia sfitins
should nod be proved AID ail0~ed AZ The lass
viii and testament u the ssld eseesseg,
lsv NIB. EDGkhTOs, Judge,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-06-15

The fall OF the French cabinet Vas prob
ably - little Of asurpriss 10 N. Dupuy
himself - 10 parliament or The country,
though II 10 said hs looked rather for .
Presidential crises. and hsd % eye on The
presidency for hImssli. The crisis hss
sous. however. rather sooner than be eX
psstsd. People we're becoming tired Of
NJ Dapuy's aud opporiunis, policy, and
he 10 blsmsd. arst, Tor not preventing the
snskLonbes Demonstration d Auteuil.
which u 10 held be might easily have
done, and secondly, for OVERRIDING the
military preparations last Sunday q Long
champ, - II to show thss N. Loubet der
ID not shov himself 10 public without %
army 10 project him. Dupuy's ides w1
probably the ssme 10 both csses Ito dis
credit ,hs pfesidsut 10 the eyes Of the
nation.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-06-15
ANNOUNCEMENT.

To sccomm odste those who ara psr:is
to the use Of stomlz'r in applying liquids
into the nasal passages for catarrhal
troubles. the proprietors prepare Cream
Balm in liquid form, which will be known
80 Ely's Liquid Cream Balm. Price
including the spraying tube is rs cts.
Druggists or by mail. The liquid form
embodies the medicinal properties OF the
solid preparation. Cream Balm is quick
ly absorbed by the membrane and does
not dry up the secreIions but changes to .
natural and healthy character. Ely Broth
ere, 1856 Warren Street, N. Y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-06-15
SAMUEL AND LOIS DEANS,


BrArE ~ vsRGosT District Of Manche STIR, -.
b II Remembered. That Al a session Of The
Probate Cont holden al Manchester within and
for said District, 90 the 10th day u May A. u.
1879.
Where's, W. II Dean, Administrator Of Samuel
Deans estate sId Y. W. Ceok, Administrator ~
Lois Deans estates 10 ssid District deceased,
have hled their pstiiions, In writing, thsfsln
making application 10 ssid Court Tor license
to cell al Of the real estate Of The deceased TO
pay Tits AID charges ~ standardization.
the estates " .Aid deceased b. notiAsd 10 sppear
before ssid Court ., the Probate Once 10 Msn.
chester 10 said District, Gu the 18th Dag Of
June A. D. 1899, ~ 10 O'Clock A. n. By pub.
hea,ion Of this orier three weeks successfully
previous thereto. 10 the Manchester JcuasAL,
newspaper printed a. Manchester nfore<sid. W,
shov cause. II any they may have. VIZ SAID
lceuse should not be granted
$50 W. y. EtGERTos nssstsr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-06-15
L @. Houshtou, owner OF the Hsliis

L @. Houghtop, owner OF the Hslifs.
deer park, fiuds that the long severe vii
ter has been somewhat disastrous to BIZ
deer herd, inclosed in the 700-scre park
A dozen or more OF the animals died from
exposure. though the herd was REGULAR,
fed through the winter, the deer being nj
able to sustain themselves wholly on tbeil
accustomed browning. Notwithstanding
this less the herd Numbers at the present
time upward Of 100 head. Besides the
1eer, the enclosure contains . herd OF
Rocky Mountain goats and score or
more elk.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-06-15

Cltil Service Rsfornsn have made srtsi
con plslss beesss President Mekinlsy
hes ordered stout 400 employees Of The
sovsrnnsni 10 Be tsksr oui Of The clss'i
esd list, bat IL should be remembered
that Cleveland, iusi before bic r,sirsnsni
lssasd 40 order .sties irto ihs list several
,tonsssd TOT ths sole purpofs Of tsspins
Dsmocnt. 10 osbce, sed lbe liz, iscl1ted
. gree, npmbtr vho should Dot be there.
The officers Of the nsv administrator
ionnd thsi they eoaId BOT even ehooss
their piivsie secretaries snd men under
them Tor shoss acts they we're personally
responsible. This hss caused . gree,
deal oi trouble. and DO mac would under
take 10 carry on privsts business under
snch conditions Like other good thirss
civil aTvies reform msy be run into The
Jroopd ard be made TO work great injury
|. IT sss BY President Clevelsnd's action.
When applied to mere clerical routine
work II 10 oil night. bot there are thou
sands Of positions where IL will not work
and II oush, pever TO be applied 10 them.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-06-15
HATTIE J. BENSoN'5 EsrArr.

tTATg oyVtnnosr District OF Manchester "a.
Alta piobsle Conrt held Al Manchester within
and Tor said District on the slb, day Of June
A. ID 1893.
Whereas, Geo Y. Benson, Administrator OF tho
esta' Q y Hattie J. Bebsons late of Wlnhsli
in said District deceased. has filed In said Conft
bis petition, in writing. thefein making spplics
ton TO said Court for license 10 sell eli u tho
real eststs Of sid deceased for tLs payment of
debts aud charges Of administration.
Whereupon. It was O dsred by said Court that
to appear before said Court at session thsrsoi
TO be holden At the Probate Once In haohsstsv,
10 said District on the 9th day Of Jnly
1929 ~ 10 O'Clock In tbe forenoon by publication
81 this order, iLIes seeks sucosssiyAiy pTeviol.
thereto, IN the Manchester JorasAL. nsws pa.
per printed At Manchester Aforesaid. TO shov
cause. IL any they may have, why said license
should not be granted.
cav w.B. EDGERTOR. Jadps
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-06-15

There will be no contest over the spssk
ssship OF the next House OF Represents
hvsa. Geo. David b. Henderson Of Du
buqoe, Ioss. having received pledges
which will make him tho choice OF the
Republican esucas Gen. Henderson
viii BE- ths 6is, speaker from wet Of the
Aissiaippi. Gee. Henderson vM born 10
Old Deer. Scotland. IN 1870. sad vas
bsoasb. TO this country st the age Of nl
yssrs. He lived on . farm until be vss
II. He bad . notable var record. he
salisssi - private, rose 70 the rspt Of
hrst Lieutenant, snd vss then Mustered
oat 90 secouut Of The loss Of . LEG. he
vsnt back into the service ~ commission
- Of ssrollmeni, and later - c.louel Of
Of the A6lh Iovs regiment He vss Cd
ni,ted 70 ihs Der soon sf,ss The vsr. he
be- been . member OF Congress the past
ID year,. and hw von . place ~ ons Of
The sblsst lssishton.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-06-15

| This destructive insect 10 not . pe,
pest. |, hes only been heard OF in New
England, End mainly 10 . belt OF couptr.
across Vermont and New Hsmshire, 10
three or four year, past. Blu, for . Gel
tuFy or more II hss been known 10 scieI
tide observers - destructive insect 1
has rsvsaed orchards snd woodlands IL
widely sepsrstei ststes. Severe attacks
have been recorded from Maine 10 Texas
II Is On important cid 10 fighting the pes
TO know its natural history aud cbsiscteri,
tios. Lac Others Of ito kind this insecI
hes four stages Of existence the ostsrpiI
lar. the COCOON, the moth snd the egg.
The eggs which will furnish nett year.
crop will b. laid BY the moths within the
next fortnight, remaining on the trees. OF
wherever they are placed by the moths,
over winter.
The eggs will begin 10 hatch with the
irst warm weather 10 the spring. When
dut bsichsd the worms are only about one
tenth Of 81 inch long. Sometimes they
live Tor . fortnight, enduring rain and
cold weather, while waiting for the young
leaves TO start TO furnish them their food
10 the process OF their growth up to the
foil sized cstsrpillars. % they are Gov
seen. they "moalt," or tbsngs their skins
four times. After the fourth moult the
osterpillss srs ready 10 enter the cocoon
stage. which they do from the middle OF
june TO the 6rst OF Jolly. II 10 q the
time Of and just after the fourth moult,
or change OF skin. thst the csterpillars sre
most destructive.
10 forming the coooons the csterpillsrs
attach themselves 10 leaves or other por
lions OF the trees, 10 the undertake OF clap
boards or fence boards. snd seek oil
sorls Of other convenient places. The
moths emerge from the coooops about 10
days after they are formed. This is about
the first Of July. Soon Afterwards .he
females deposit their egss 10 mssses Of
sbout 200 each. upon the small tsigs oil
the trees. The moths. having completed
the cycle Of life. die soon after the eggs
are laid. The eggs sre deposited in .
solid belt or ring sround the TWICE, and
are covered with shiny vsrnish which
completely rssists the westher. While
the eggs remain uotil the following spring.
- already stated. the actual forms,ion OF
The tiny cs.erpillsrs takes place within
lev weeks after they are laid. The min
ute but fully formed csterpillsrs msy be
found within the eggshells by . careful ex
smins.ion any time between September
and the following April. But IL 10 when
the fret warm sunshine OF spring comes
that they eat cH the tips Of the egg SHELLS
and come ont resdy TO tesiu their depre /
dstions on the tender foliage.
The remedies Tor the pest are TO bsnd
Ibe trees when the csterpillsrs fret sp
pear. TO estbtr mp sud Hill - many ss
possible, 10 spray the folisse With 90
,rseDicsI preparation. snd later to search
,ut the bands OF eess and destroy them.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-06-15

Gems. Lavton and Wheston have bad
smother brush With the Filiponos IN which
there vas come bard fighting. but nc
ssrious loss 90 our side. host Of the
sosny succeeded 10 escaping. - ususl
though 90 Of them we're killed and large
number wounded and some prisoners esE
tured. Two towns we're taken and mosl
OF The inhsbitsnis remained and seemed
70 b glad tbs. they ere nov 10 the Amer
csn lioes. The Commissioners ere sbonl
70 visit some OF the other islands where
there hss been no troubls.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-06-15

Tue so.esiled National Woolen Con
psny, formed ior The purpose Of conbir
saa The cstdsd voei nsaniseturers, 10 Z
prof cs which hss been laid ssids for The
present. on The ground thst The time
sssos inopporiuns. While reports from
Ban YrsseIseo have bsen received that The
Pseife Coast Biscuit Company. otherwise
hsovn ~ The ersctsr unsL hss collapsed.
- The proao,sr Of The combustion could
nos I'LL i've STOCK. There are other osesn
nAiiocs Of similar ehsssctes 10 The nsld.
o.. better, 10 the nssket, The sLsrss OF
vAish ere either h'd By their usdss
WRITER'S 10 ths hope thai lsssf 90 cone op
posssnity may b. ioasd fos dsspossi Of
then. OF. - The andsrsrissrs ere freqseni
u those rsprsssstlns ths ofssnirstioes
shsussivss. 10 Ne bsi,si thai. without call
iae nseh s,lsatsoe. sons nssss Of relief
b divis,oe o. ssssas snose those Inter
ssasd oAa lssSs co BE- bscasLs seont' The
fsss b tbs people hare srOva saspassoss
u brss,A
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-06-15

This month Will close the fscal year.
and comparison Of the export trade Of
The pest twelve months With previous
Seass will DO sufficient TO gladden. the
heart Of every American. Az isr back ~
April the sum total hsd passed the billion
dollar mark, with something like SIS. 900,
900 10 sdvsnce Of The same period Of las.
rear. The trade OF the twelve months
sili etcell oil the snticipstions Of optim
lists OF the past. l. seems that vs we're
not content With selling over 81 200. 600,
600 worth Of our own products. bu. also
exported d . profit ne,rly $4,000. 900
worth Of foreign soods We had purchased.
and upon which 10 many instances. .
heavy duty wss paid.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-06-15
Doe. COFFEE AGREE WITu You?

II not. drink Grsin.O made from pure
grains. A lady writes: The first time
made Grsin.O did not like 1t but after
using II for ore week nothing would
induce me TO go back to coffee. /, noul
ishes and feeds The sy,tem Too children
can drink 1t freely With erest benefit. II
is the strengthening substance Of pure
grains Get pack iRe today from your
grocer. follow the directions 10 making il
and you will have delicious and health
fol table beverage Tor young aud old, l5c
and 900.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-06-15

ALLOW q cough to run until 1t gets beyond
the reach Of medicine. They often say,
Oh. II will wear away, but in most cases
it will wear them away. Could they be
induced to try the successful medicine
called Kemp's Balssm, which is sold on .
positive guarantee TO cure. they would
immediately see the excellent effect after
taking the first dose. Price IS and 800.
Trial size free. At sll druggists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-06-15

A ssps.eA sseG hosipsiiss ssys isss .
s,sls esissss,sos 10 h~Ass ssrssssa iot The
vsassniss u Assirsi Dewey 70 bic cid
bose 10 this cssy. siibossh tts sxses isrn
vEset u vill tsks hss mol, - yea. bssr d.
csdsd spcr. Gov. Saith kss setissly
l1.sssss<d kinssli 10 ihs AGAR. end IL ~
sIpseisd thai there vill be . rsospsion 81
ihs Capitol Gov. Saith hes bed . ecs
ssitsllos vi,t bssstos Preetor - 10 ,ts
rsoeptioa. srd u 10 expected ihst CON
nis.ss o. psonissst ysno1ssu vill be 10
Asv fsrs vhss tho Olympia strives, spa
ssleous ike A1rifai.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-06-15

The sces, esp,sfes Of blcshsds ronpsr'
81 Tbs Philippin~ siIl b. bard blow 70
The irssrsst,a All. or yearly ell. Of
Asuissido's suppliss. ssias from food,
viil have 10 be got outside Of TIE islands.
srd The Anaiesn ssabcsss viii keep The
cosst pretty sharply vsiebsd. The vs,ch
ias Of . part OF the leland Of LoEon 10 oil
that will be Necessary 70 gard sssirs'
bloehsds RAINING His connsc,ion siih
The sI.sas does 90, si,spd beyond pcr
tim ~ I.nEop.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-06-15

What is Kodal Dyspepsia Cure2 II
the newly discovered remedy, the most o
iective preparation ever devised for aiding
the digestion and assimilation OF food, ant
restoring the derauged digestive organs Il
. natural condition. It's q discovery sui
passing anything yet known to the med
cal profession. q Whipple, Manchester
Centre; A Fl Pe.tibone, Manchester Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-06-15

Jessie Oliver and Will Wells were
drowned while returning from Plstts
burg to Grand Isle in 9 small boat Mon
day night. They came around the north
end OF the island and evidently reached
Pearl bay, when the bost capsizsd. Two
persons thought they heard cries for help
about Q O'Clock in the evening. but we're
not certain about II. The boat and oars,
also . cost. bat and bottle Of whiskey
were found.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-06-15
A woxpgnYuL suoca .

Why DO, be Independent Of q. and
Electric Light Companies snd use the
Sstionsi Ace,yiene G.s Machine which
hss the fall approval Of the New Euelsnd
Underwriters. We light conutsy homes
churobes. stores factories aud hotel. City
PEI Geo. cheaper than any other iilnuin
snts, sIso pot 10 plsnh Tor lighting towns
We vsni good representatives. Write
Tor circular 10 Buffalo National Aos.ylen
GM Company. Bsfslo. NJ.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-06-15

6umssy psys Spain 5000. 600 Tor ,b'
Caroline, Psilev snd Marianne or Lsdron'
islstds. allowing the Spanish government
10 reserve their ooslins stations 10 h
dssisnsted hereafter and agreeing 10 d.
isLd The came for Spsio 10 psrpsiuity. be
sidss granting trade conesssiona The
Upited States could have hsd these Island
., The close Of the late ssr for $1,000. 900
end trade coneessiops, bat our govern
aen, would not grant those concessions.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-06-15

Lake bonoserr 10 10 bare nsw 300
room holsl 10 BE- hnili BY Nes YeIk
synaicsis. Ellis psfk has bsen purchased
ior The purpose ssa Surveyors have been
lsyins Get plsas Tor the nss entsrptise.
The sypsies,s osn. three. icurihs Of mile
Of Iske iront entrssins nearly $50 acres
!, 10 proposed 10 sIpsod about $4,000 10
improviss tins reeenily SECURED proper
~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-06-15

The Frsssh cstasei, Which b" beet 10
ossee b, skort tlzs, hs btsn compel
led 10 nnss. ln hrs. MI Dspsy. nsi
ias tsnssli ebboIlvas 10 oil parties The
Prmissti vii o. otoe fern . sev esbsssi
let The tsst 10 eicsssls cue With %
rssy fsctloss 10 plssse TIE ecrssy 10
10 . ,srnoii oil The tine ssd ors voald
sspesi ssriops ussbls 10 cay othsf ssl,oS.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-06-15

Tbs sssss Of $1,000 iron workers bsvs
lost been advanced % percent sod sre the
highest since 1892. We have nearly re
covered from The depression following
Clsvslsnd's last election and may keep on
our feet unless the working men vote for
another "chsuse" 10 1900. The business
failures during ,bs month Of May we're
the smallest ever knovn and slmost every
hind Of business Ia booming. Idle work.
men are very bard 10 nnd, even In the
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