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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-23

schooner George r. Congdon, Bayles. New
York.
Cleared schooners John G.. Gregory,
Hutchinson. New York.
Sailed. schooner James Judge. Bowen.
New York.
Georgetown, 5. c., July 22-Auiyed.
schooner Warren Is. Potter, Boston
Pensacola. Fla, July arrived,
steamship Selma (Br. Donovan, Gibrai-
tar
Sailed. barks Mount Carmel OtaD. MAJ
zello, Buenos AYres; schooner Ethel v.
Boynlon, Cole, New York.
Cleared, steamship Ceareuse (BD. Couch.
Liverpool; Karthago Ger, Buckwald,
Venice.
Sailed, ship Vanrua GtaD, Castaso1a.
Rochefort; bark Amerika tNor, MarchIs-
sen. Buenas Ayres; schooner Mabel Darl-
ing 0}D, Roberts Nassau.
HAMBURG. Sailed. steamer Falka,
Charleston.
Philadelphia. schooner Charles
S. Davis. savannah.
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0nE ROSINS ARE LOWER.
I'm OF CENTS ON THE
\ D' a1gEE HIGHEST GRADES.

a1 demand for the Offerings.
-. rurpentine Firm and in
r,,1 Demand at 40 Cents-C"tton
Unchanged - Wholesale
,,,rl,cts steady.
-..r,,,b. July 22.-The only changes in
..r were declines on pale grades
ro.n. 1t was reaction OF the al
" day or two ago There was
... ,5 business IN the line. Spirits turpen-
CO. VAS in good demand at ACC. The spot
'. .sr.- we're light. The cotton market
Steady and unchanged. Other mar
were fairly active and steady The
&C. ,,-.. ,.sume OF The different markets
show The tone and quotations at the
.o-, to-day:
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GOOD REPORTS OF CROPS.
Speculation Deferred by the Favor
able Condition of Growing Cotton.

able Condition of Growing Cotton.
New York, July 22-The cotton market
opened to points lower, steady at the
decline, under quite an avalanche of weak
ly he'd long stuff and quite active sell
ing Cor local short account. Behind the
selling movement were official and pri-
Yate reports noting beneficial rains in
Georgia ana other parts of the belt where
complaints of drought have been frequent
most of the week. The better weather
news was augmented by an unsatisfactory
ruling Of the English markets and gener-
any 2earsh crop news The market fur
lAef eased off, following the cali under
continued Liquidation, but subsequently
P'ls ca down and slowly rallied on scat
tered demand from the more courageous
o''' 'ets and some show of support from
tae bun interest
4ur55 closed with prices net to 7
points lower.
N7| York, July %, noon.-Cotton futures
hed steady at the decline; July, 5.5lc;
A-7usl 554c; September, 5.57c; October
November 5.75c; December, 5.S0c;
5.S6c, February, 5S7c; March,
AHfil $3.50; May, 5.95c
s, notion futures closed barely
tl July, 5.50c; August, 5.52c; Sep
Bic; October, 5.68c; November
r L'.0emher SIC; January, 5.Slc'
a.. 1sic' March, 5.SSc; April 5.9lc;
~" odaaus July 22.-Cotton futures
tdy. July. 562c bid August, 543
september, J.3S05.3ec; October, 90
Noy mber, 5.4}15.44c; December.
january. 5.5l05.52c; FEBRUARY,
.,'a, March. 55S05COc.
r." 0rk, July 22.-IIubbard Bros &
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pistol shot rang out. and after some few
hours OF Struggle with death and morphine
s.eep, jim Fisks prediction came true.
MS touch was c,ammy-he was dead.
Josie Mansfield sued Fisk's widow for
$4,000. which she claimed to have loaned
the dead man. The case was thrown out
of court.
She went to Boston. where she was boot
ed on the streets. She next tried Paris.
Gere she awaited her ruin Her beauty
grew i'm Iuster aud finally Robert l.. Reade,
"a New York lawyer and man-about-town
son of q millionaire from Minneapolis. but
"a resident of Paris, met the siren. lie
fell before the witchery of her g,ances
aud on oct. 10. 1891 In St. Georges
Church, IN London. Josie Mansfield became
Mrs Robert H. Rcade, at the age of 50.
As in her previous career, the husband
soon found his mistake. a gentleman by
instinct and breeding. be would not stig-
Matte the woman nor see her Ia want,
ana since that time he has seen that she
needed for nothing
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NAVAL STORIES.

Spirits Turpentine-The demand contin-
ued good for the offerings at the market
price AT the first call. at the Board of
Trade. the market was bullerined firm at
4Oc, with sales of 80 casks. At the last
call at 1:30 o'clock, the Saturdays dos
ing hour, the market was bulletined firm
and unchanged, with no sales reported
Rosin-A decline of sc on pales was the
feature of the day. There was a good
demand, and the transactions were large
Al the Board of Trade, at the first call,
the market was bulleUned firm at the de
cline on pales, with sales of 1,6H barrels
Al the last call the market was firm and
unchanged. The following were the of
fetal ouOtations.
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colored cottons there is a continued good
demand. Prints are strong and are sold
on a cent basis with a great deal Of
freedom Ginghams and other woven col
ored goods show results in no way differ
inS from those recently expected In
wooden goods the week has been a salts
factory one. The sales of light weights
were of a free character.
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The MeIOn Market.

New York JIly 22.-Muskmelons large
ly inferior and such practically unvalua-
BILE Bulk of the supply is not worth ex-
penses.
Watermelons steady. Nuskmelons. Bal
timore. per basket, 5Ocq$1 co; do per crate.
5OcG$.5o; Southern stock hardly worth
expenses.
Watermelons, per carload $125a2OO; do
per hundred, $l0d25.
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COTTON.


T., was an unimportant market an over
savannah was no exception.
the ''"'.'''' H.. wore only 4 bales and
The .o'a' '"1-i 80 trhe o3otations were
uncaaa-ei ,,ore tba official SPOT quo
The -olo' ms .'ose. Of The market, at the
ta-lons a1 - to-dav:
Gooj m.d'-"s ......... .... *
Low mid .-L,s a.,
Good o''''aiS .............. 35s
Market 1'' I5as5in 5s''sI Exports and Stocks
Ee.ep'5 ,4 l,s , day last wear ...... "a
R5.7I NV wear before last. j
Ee .tnce Sept. l. 1898 ........1, OS2, 2S3
He-ei I,s. YEAR '.,.............1, 1851
gan. ,grd tbjs dav .......... S.93S
Slo.N wv lsst wear. ................. $50
and Stocks at the Ports
he.'.' Adv .... 400
i,sr year .................. 32S
L.--7 ny before last ......... $50
I-'s ..rts since Sept. /. 1898 S. 297, 495
le'hl ls.r wear .i..............S.596 . O64
,, wear before last .....6 sos ,374
sam, ,.' .ts narts today ......... 4o5 .SS5
go ssma d3v last year ......... 26S 067
IN. 1I,var,ants at other Ports
,.l,.., steady. middliug. 57s net re-
~, cross 5S1; stock. 1888
cops, 1 'r...5sn 49, middliug. 5a,; net
s ca. cross. 80; sales. 100; stock.
.s-ao
Nominal. middling. 11-16; net
ross / stock. 1870
1890 Quiet ana nominal; stock.
.,,'-, Staadv. riddling 81;
NHl'''.7
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Gen William +. Draper. American
ambassador to Italy. was the guest of
honor at the annual outing of the Mil
ford. Mass. Board of Trade the other
day. He said IN his speech that during
the recent war the sympathy of the
Italian people was almost unanimously
with this country.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Vessels Arriyed Yestcr1nr.

Steamship State Of Texas. Foster Bal
timore-J. j. Carolan. Agent
Steamer Doretta, Chadwick, Button,
and returned-J. H. Judldns, Manager.
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Phases of the Moon for July.

New moon, 7th 2 hours and So minutes.
evening; first quarter. 18Th, hours ana 20
minutes, evening; full moon. 22d, hours
and 3 minutes, evening; last quarter, 18th.
II hours and minutes, evening
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The GERMANIA BANK
SAVANNAH, Ga.

Capital '''.''''-'.ss'.'''.S<VV'VV
Undivided profits ........-..,..........$ 5OVOO
This bank offers its services to corpora
lions merchants and individuals.
Has authority TO act as executor. ad-
rninistrator, guardian. etc.
Tssues drafts on the principal cities Ia
Great Britain and Ireland and on the Con-
Interest paid or compounded quarterly
on deposits in the Savings Department.
Safety Boxes for rent
HENRY BLUM, President
%. TIEDEMAN Vice President
JOHN NJ HOGAN, Cashier.
WALTER f. HOGAN. Asst Cashier.
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nal Coffee. options opened steady, with
prices unchanged TO points lower, and
showed more or less weakness duriug the
session under the tremendous Brazilian re-
ceipts weak cables, scarcity of invest eut
orders and slack spot demand Trading
was light, and mainly professional; closed
steady, unchanged 20 Sc lower; sales, $3.50
bags, including september. 4 zoe. Novem-
Der 4.5Oc; spot Rio duh and weak. No.
invoice. 5isc; No. johbing, 6Ssc; milo.
barely steady; Cordova. S013c. Sugar.
raw firm; fair refining. 37sc: ceutr.fu-
gal. 96-test. 7-l6c; molasses sugar. sac;
reHned steady, more active; mould y. sac;
graduated, 5i2c
Chicago, July 22-Wheat on the Board Of
Trade lost about half of an early advance
of lEc on predictions of relief from the
hot weather in the Northwest September
closed 5sc higher at 70laa70ssc. Corn. OATS
and provisions closed unchanged.
The leading lutmes ranged as follows:
Opening IA CHEST Lowest Closing,
Wheat. No .
July FOG 7O4 SOS 69ss
Sept .....7oAa7O7s Il @1% ross 7olsQ7oas
Dec ......729sa724 727Sa7S 72!4 72as
Corn, No. ?
July .....S25s 32hsW32ai % 32is0S2't
Sept 81 ass 32lsas2A ala si%a$l's
Dec ..-...Sois S0l2Q503s 29&@297s 30
oats, No. >
July ..... 25 25 a 2ps
Sept IBIS 1875 49, 19ae
May ....2l7s - M9s 2las
Mess Pork per bbl-
Sept .......$9 30 $3.50 $917'a 500
oGt .;;...... 925 927is $50 92o
Lard per 100 lbs
Sept 100000. 60 622 s 57iz 5T2
Oct --.....-- g. 61le d 62l2 e. =
Short Ribs, Yer 100 lbs
Sept ........ % 30 22ia 22l2
Oct ......... 80 22i2 3 27ia 30
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Local and General News of ships ana
Shipping.

The Beaufort pilot boat William n.
Starbuck arrived yesterday and will be
hauled on Wilinks marine railway for
repairs.
The United States government quaran-
tine boat Theckla was launched from
Willink's marine railway yesterday, where
she has been undergoing a general over
hauling 10 her hull and decks. She went
to Rourkes to have her machinery over
hauled
The schooner Humarock has been char
tered for cargo of coal from Phiadel-
phia to Savannah at 50 cents and back
to Philadelphia with lumber at s..
The schooner Longfellow has been char
tered for a cargo of cement from New
York to Tybee. thence from Savannah
with a cargo of lumber TO Fall River.
John Sheppard a 15-year-old lad, who
says that he was born in Brkenhead.
England, and that his parents reside at
Westmoreland street, Liverpool. arrived
at Baltimore on Wednesday from Sayan-
nah on the Merchants and Miners steam
er state of Texas According to the boy s.
own testimony. he was a stowaway on the
Norwegian bark Frithjof, which reached
Savannah on May A. after thirty-nine
days voyage. His first venture having
been successful, the boy chose the State
of Texas for his second experience as a
stoWaWay.
Passengers by steamship City of Au-
gusta. for New York, July 22-B. II. Will
Jams, l.. G. Bowers, Mrs. G. W. owens
and baby, Mrs. w. J. Dempsey. Mr.. and
Mrs. f. j. Elton, Misses Abbey and Lottie
Elton, G. w Wingelov, Miss Jennie Cal
laway, D. w. Johns II. c. Sargent, NJ
d. GeigeIman, Mrs Agnes Nichols. NJ
Cunningham, e. S. Proudht Miss NJ. A.
McEvady. II II. Whitcomb. G. j.. Mar
melstein, A. Med. Wilson, Mrs A. Med
Wilson, Mrs. J. G. Haas Miss Hazel
Haas, II. V. Haas, M. S. Haas, J. G.
Haas, S. F. Cooper. W H. Murphy.
George =. Hoardt Mrs f. Fielder Fl
c. Ware, Mr. and Mrs j S. Fackenthau
p. II. Timothy, l.. e. Ollwin, w. Craik
A. NJ. Gamman, }. A. Drake, w N. Ha-
verstick, II. d. Stevens, Mrs. r. Myers,
Mrs. l.. Rasmussen II. ID Gaines, H. n
Goldsmith Mrs. w. s. Bel, DR.. A. w.
Smith, Ellen Rankin. A. NJ Kasket Mrs.
Mary Fox, Cora Daniel, Annie Demerrit
and child, Mary Walker.
Passengers per steamship Itasca. for
Baltimore-S. Lourie, j Lourie, NJ. KaD-
Ian, W. II. Conoway and wife, Mrs. John
Lloyd, Miss Lloyd, Mr.. Tubman, G. y.
Jones, j. r. Knowles, G. c. Yarn, George
Cole, Mr.. Horlan.
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c--,.", FORK, Ju'y 22-The market IS still
GA g. basis Of 22ic for regulars.
d.. are no changes In the local staple
-. l'i &nt Beth brown anl tlaached
4v.. '7r domestic use are quite. THE
art 'I'de continues active and results
''sIactcry in all regards. In coarse
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Steamship CITY of Augusta. New YORK
Steamship Itasca, Baltimore
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Sun rises at SOB and sets e:57.

High water at Tybee to-day at 749 a.
m. and SIS p. m. High water at Savan-
nah one hour later.
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AUSTIN II. MYREs.

AOSA2N It, M RES.
60 Broadway, New York City.
KS-BONDS-WHEAT
On marSins on 1-16th commission.
Southern securities IA speciality on u
commission. Cipher code furnished
Member Consolidated stock Elk
change.
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do As .......... 90 do 2ud inc. co.. 10
y. Y. c. lists ..1l2l2
New York, July 22.-sandard Oil, 465.
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.SQVQII0l b0Ik Z trust Go.
CAPITAL, s33O,OOO.

Accounts Of banks. merchants, corpora
tons and individuals solicited.
Savings Department interest PAID
quarterly.
Safety Boxes and Storage Vaults for
rent.
Collections made on all points at rea-
sonable rates.
Drafts cold on all the chief cities Of the
world.
Correspondence invited.
JOSEPH ID. WEED. President.
JOHN C. ROWLAND. Vice President
W. @. CANN, Cashier.
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The Beaufort pilot boat William n.
Starbuck arrived yesterday and will be
hauled on Willinks marine railway for
repairs.
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The schooner Humarock has been char
tered for a cargo of coal from Philadel-
phia to Savannah at 50 cents, and back
to Philadelphia with lumber at So
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The schooner Longfellow has been char
tered for cargo of cement from New
York to Tybee thence from Savannah
with a cargo of lumber TO FAN River
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Passengers per steamship Itasca, for
Baltimore-S. Lourte, J. Lourie, NJ KaD-
Ian, W. II. Conoway and wife. Mrs John
Lloyd, Miss Lloyd, Mr.. Tubman, c. y.
Jones, j.. f. Knowles, G. c. Warn, George
Cole, Nj HorIan.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-03-09

Bsiorr the discovery Of One Minute
Cough Cure. ministers we're greatly dis
turbei by coughing congregations. No el
cnse Tor |, nov. J II Whippls, Asoches
ter ter Centre; All Pettibone, Marches
ter Depot
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Probate Businsss.

Myrop Pettibons's estate. Manchester,
G. X. Buoklin app in,cd administrator,
tiles petition to cell real snd pefsonsl
estate, hearing M,rsh %.
Hattie j. Benson. estate, Winhsil,
George L Benson appointed sdministr'
tor.
In re, David squires. insane. Ssndgate.
NJ. L. Hurd, suhdisn, Ales bis sccouns to
date. allowed.
Silly Mel ,ushlin's estate. Arlington
4. z. Wright nsmed IS executor 10 viii
declines. Will proved sod Agnes M.
Stafford appointed sdministrstriI
A. q. Mex e's estate, Arlington. 10
vsu,ory died and allowed, Administrator
petitions Tor license to cell all the real e.
tate Of deceased.
David Address estate Sundtrlshd. Ad
mioistr,tri, petitions Ter license 10 sell
real estate. bearing March IL Assign
mept made TO uidos.
william + Tuul.'s estaie. Lsndgro'e.
Repo,t OF Lomcet 81 committee filed.
Psrsonsi property assi red to widow.
MsnsN F.rssIis estate, Dorset. q.
K. Bockiip, sdmiuis.rstar, Giles sccount
accepted spd decree OF distribution maze.
Tfumsn P.rlin's etite. Manchester.
Petition to sell real esss.e.
Joehus Bsrrsfa's estsss, Wiphsll. Ce'
doc,,e OF minors choice u guardian
nies.
Abner s. Davis tstste. Arlington. 10
vertoty fied snd allowed.
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sKrzsgTox

&C D Hsfs. vbo recssily bed slishs
sloes 81 paralysis, 10 mach be,isr
-. n. sqsio 10 laid no 9th bssd
badly cot ID tas factory ola Tn a
I Soa.
Sylvester DtEiss. Treasurer q The fsr
ana r.ilrosa. made biz mother visii over
Ssndsy.
Mrs. Clara Bartlett hss fe,arred from
. wal, 70 sbsltsrbe fsls, Ms~, soeon
panied BY Mss.er s,essri ssd Mis Rebso
GO Holbfooh. ~bo ere Waiting their Grand
mother.
H. 4 Role vss 10 toun sbofl time
Last veek. He bss been 10 Nev York The
pssi sis moths mskips fersirs on ths
house OF bic bother 10 lev.
"A o. Garfield. general freight agent
Of the Northern Pacific piirosd. With
he,6q nsrtsp 81 Teens. hes been making
vi.i, 10 Arlington friends
Town ofices; Moderator J X Batch
elder, CLERK q sorss b Holden. treasurer
|EC Woodworib, seiectmen j X Judson
O Z Buck spd Jsnes Tynsp. constable
Il q willsop, ovetseer Maribsll Convey,
listers Y N C.nheld. A Il Jodsou and u
NJ Fsrpum, school directors Emma Bene
dict. l. II Back and II q Mckee. road
cou N issioner NJ Y Killean. Tai voted.
1876 ceut,
The death Of Mrs Z,dis A. Hicks.
vile OF the late J. NJ. Hicks. OF Msnches
er, occurred st the home Of her daughter,
Mrs.. N. L Grant, March ] The deoes
ed wss born 10 Ssndsste and Vas rs years
old. She lived 10 Manchester until tso
yesrs ago. when she came 10 live With her
dsus hier in this place. She vas mem
Der OF the 81. James church OF Arlington.
The funeral vas held ct the house Of 10
o'clock sffidsy. The interment vas 81
Manchester, Rv. Ellsworth officiating.
Red Mountain Chapter. No Al, o. E.
s. bad IL snnusl installation OF officers on
Tuesday evening. February 18th Follow
log is the list OF officers: Mrs. Irene Q.
Garfield, w. II Oscar TeHt. W. P. Mrs.
Ida Z Brownson. A NJ. Mrs. Mary l..
Adams, secretary. Mrs. Sarah Andrew.
Mrs. EN- ma X. Herd conductor,
Mrs. Emms Latbrop assistant conductor,
Mrs. Eva P. Goo edge warden. Mrs julie
A. Tefi, msrshsl, A. Collins Stewart ctsp
lain, Mrs Helen Shaw, orgsDi,t. Chsrlss
Garfield sentinel. sisters o the Star, Adsb,
Mrs. Henrietta Hsmiltop; Ruth, Mrs.
Emma @. Elton, Esther, Miss Mary
rombs; Martha. Miss May A. Lsthrop;
Miss Florence Holden. The off
,ers we're installed by Past W. p. L. d.
Holden. Mrs Louise X. Wymsp, ID. d.
.. NJ from Manchester Ceptte. was pres
mt. Reireshm ents were served and the
,vening passed very pleasantly and was
enjoyed BY ell.
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IN MEMORY
OF OUR DEAR HUSBAND AND FATHER,
ROLLIN E. BALDWIN.


The angel came and rolled of the weary burden
OF life,
For rest IN Heaveni
II was eventide, and he knew II not.
We laid him beneath the folds of the flag he
Ana he seemed on swift transition,
On some high and loyal mission,
with the colors DER him spread,
Having in his heart the keeping
or some fiery message, leapinR
From the Army onward sweeping,
To the Army Of the dead.
With the stripes around him tHining,
And the silver stars all shining,
He was carried to his rest
arander than \ grand ovation,
Or the song OF sweet laudAtion,
Were the colors OF the Nation
That be bore upon his breast
With the Stars and Stripes wrapped round him,
He was speaking Love profounder,
Than the bugle ever brayed
When tbese noble men do render
To the Flag they loyed 60 tender
Not one stripe shall lose it's splendor
Not one star shall ever fade.
"
Oh. the sweet and tender story,
or our patriots souls In glory,
On the Flag for ever more
We shall love the cause they wrought for,
We shall seek the end they sought for,
We shall guard the Flag they fought for
Aud in living, dying, bore.
Then, rest our beloved husband and father,
Rest; Rest;
Till thu d.y break and the shadow We fee away.
Now, II 10 my wish, when death has found me,
That they wrap the Flag around me
Fold il closely all about me
Fold IT closely all about me
And rest my hand among the stars.
ELEANOR BALDWIN.
mrs. Rollin Baldwin
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Omua wHski sss scsflsi is'sr
-onssso Bears ts bssiy sisiss ~
hss.
-Rsssls ussiiss d ". II. c &C rnss,
" 2sO .. M.
Fnft kIbsrs 10 rtry III AID n>t a
pteies 10 reeora.
-JsAs Bies Of Worcester, Msss 10 10
to.s Toe isv dsya
-gosspb Morris 10 tsiidins qShs %
siis1ssss sddiiios 10 bic house.
Mrs. W. u. siDcuas o. SOrihs Ben
nissios hss rsds her isleca, hrief snii.
MIR. Oflsndo Boefp. sbo has been
gate IA vish The sup Is siosif recover
rag,
Mr., and Ma, Roy Lsssley are 10
torn ior isv days s,Oppias 9Th be is'h
t
-hn Geors- Il. B.lios sss iskss ser
iop.iy ~ suud.y bu, >. mns eoDiorlsoIs
Of present
Mics Missir G9sselin 10 employed -
iypssriiu fot Hotel Royal Palms. 81
Miami. Florida
Mr.. A g. Connor has lsa returned
from Bspdolpb. VI. uhrrs be b.. beep
visltins bis supl
-Thomss Williams hss been oobnoed
10 the tonse fors fee days ~ith hard
cold bot is oui sesio.
Mrs Henry Hicks has been TO Hoos
ieh fsiis tosse hei neioe vito hs been
very VI w,h pneomonis.
TX port saws considerable moving tois
spriog Mr. J. W. Fowler moves inio bis
doe rew home on the bill
The l. a. y, Of the y. Of v. gill awe
. sussr party OF q. A. II. ball 90 Saturday
evening OF this week. All srs invited.
--Almon Adams, who has carried 90
the y. w. Boorn farm. will move this
spring We srs sorry the family is to
leave us.
The building formerly occupied by
Mir Whodon ~ hsr .ess sbop Is nov
need @ss club room by tbr young men Of
The villsse
MIR. Christopher Roberts has been 10
Rutlsad the past work doing bis brothers
wotk. who has beau laid mp from 81 oper
lion performed last week.
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II cot. 5riuk Grsir.O made from pur'
srsin. lady urites; The fret time ]
made Graft o eli rot iite II bat alter
using il for ore week nothins would
Induce n 10 40 bach 70 con e IL nouf
l,bss ana feeds the sy,tsn. The children
can durt il freely .i,b great benefit II
!. The snsnsitsnies Substance Of pure
sr.iss Get . package iodsr iron you'
grocer. follow The directions 10 making il
.pd you vill have . eslicious sod health
tel table beverage for youpg and old. lie
scd $50
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-03-09

Not one child dies whtrs ten formerly
died from Group. People have learned
the yslus Of oie Minute Cough Cure end
use !. for severe laos aud throat troubles.
/. i'm medis.sly stops coughing. II never
falls. II wbipple. Manchester Centre;
A Ii Peitiboae. Manchester Depot.