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sllhssEh i = usually ~ worked ogt. a
Portioa night b 90 70 Tie poorer per.
ugra thss tecsrtag sore uu.iormiiy
The dsly q . suveYsr shaald B. 10
sart ihs werd parts a ibe lighw.y
Is tis district but this I uotlco : Dot
tbs fsle wish some Nos. Assipg e.
pressed sone 81 ny views vi ! close,
hoping to bear irom others whose IDEAS
are 3isefeat and who src letter Qgsh.
Gsd 10 explain % the r2rr.wbat bis
dstiss arc ia Town Msstisg
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Mrs. Lucy Almira Wyman wife OF
A q Paddock. died at her home near
Augusta. Tuesday, Jan 20lh, 1880,
aged 30 years Mrs. Paddock was bora
10 Manchester, Vt, March 7th, 1925.
Married Mr.. Paddock at Dorset, W..
January 9th, 1876 Their home was
at Dorset for II years. Removed 10
Wisconsin in Oct 1856 They resided
on Beef River until 1867, where she
shared with Der family the hardships OF
pioneer life, providing entertainment
for the wayfariug.
In 1861, they took up their abode on
the farm where is now the family home,
then entirely new, aiding as frugal
housewife in ell the labors which have
made II 80 homelike aud pleasant az
abode AS wife chs was ever faithful
aud dutiful and kind as a mother,
tender, earnest and devoted as q
neishbor obliging aud kind, asa citizen,
exemplary and helpful in all things.
Though she never made public pro-
fession Of religion those who knew her
best believe that she was = child Of
God. and waiting for tue consolation Of
Israel that though the summons was
ieaTiulIy sudden, leaving her less than
forty minutes to prepare for her depar-
ture. after the first alarming symptoms;
she was not uuprepared TO go. Her
funeral was attended at the home, by a
large number Of nsighbors aud friends.
on Friday, Jan. 22d. Elder Fish Off.
ciating.
Mr.. Paddock desires hereby 10 ex-
press bis sincere thanks for the very
numerous expressions Of sympathy and
kindness bestowed 10y alI,--Augustd.
WIS, EAGLE.
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Aliens Anll-FAt IL genuine medicine,
and will reduce eorpuieney from two TO
dFe pounds per week. Purely vegetable
Snd perfectly harmless, acting entirely OF
lbe hood To the stomach, preventing the
f3rmstion OF iat Il l. AlsO a positive
remedy ior dyspepsia and Rheumatism.
B0sf0a Mae, FeJ liza 1875.
BATustC NLDiclSE Co, Buffalo, NJ "
GeHfiemsn The lady alluded 10 lost
seven poaBds 10 three weeks, BY the use
Of Ailsu's AHt.FGi.
Nonfs, ExITn DoonTrLE 4 sGlTH,
wholesale Druggists.
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Hbr Nee fgtk Tluss claims that
iag shrnmaa IL utsng gaFtfa-
palfalass @ secure delegate e.
Chicago Htehtgu % Biz isrer '9f
gf eeney stsfmAu dcaiea itbas
ts pefstsis iu lts statements su3
gIsos namcs sad dales 10 back ~ Ire
asscftoHs TIA u true SIR. Sherman
w3l lad that sged methods will not D.
approved ~ she Bspablican party aof
ia.tcsJ 3 bt'plgg bim Il ~ill wofk
against BIN holb 10 tbe convention a1d
before ihe gplo
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OBITUARY

Died 10 Manchester, Peb. Z. LAuraneie
Harrington. vito q Samuel H.
Walker. aged ~ years
Deceased Was = daughter Of Req
ben Harrington. a well.kaowu resident
81 Manchester She bad been = great
sufferer for years, frat from a cancer
which was successfully removed, Inext
ifsm q tape worm, aud lastly from
consumption. A naturally strong con
stitutlon enabled her 10 combat, Tor =
long tine, these successive maladies
and i was not until few hours before
Der death that she gave up all hopes Of
recovery She was devoted vile aud
mother aud The stricken husband and
children have the sympathy Of large
circle Of relatives aud friends.
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sess 8sur sbteists ? testihg
t asf sosttshF iast for ibs geaa
lfthc assify The DsmorfsiE ha's
snst4 f,atb bgpses sd Il Detts
ssa9e u asg.ests4 they asst bss'
are sec They sfs criSenlly afraid
6 cnaH ittusf.Fes = sey policy
h hey shall esmmig soms tiaudsi
w esseu their stagoss 10 De
aaeb.ss pfs,.asEtAl sottest To.
e circumstances ibsy mighi ~
pass he APPROPRIATED b.ls aha
$50 Wi lbs sfss, 6ghl u eadsd
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(,ohlMlssIoNERs NOTICE.

JEHAkfs AogAAss tsistes
~ andersigEtd having bseH appointed ~
thH Hon Ff0bkte Couft Tor she District ~ Mas
ctestet Comnilssioasfs. % receive, eISniiHe ard
adjust III ei4iias ADD demands IT All persons
against he esikia ~
EghfslE Moore, late ~ LAadFFeYs.
IN sald district eeusAssa. and ~ Gains sIAlD-
ilsd 10 cfstt thereto, hsfeby give notlee thst &c
~ lu.eet Ter lie parp0ss siorefald, a. iiis awsi.
Ans L9gss aga eeeapisd ~ Pred J. Aeefs, 10
LAEdgrgfe on tas zstb das " JAY EsAt. ffom
. ae'lfek, 3, ca. uuti e'e!oek b. q. % sAli
DAY ans that MQaths HgH the
The zEtA dsF n gsnnxgys A. - fsb9 i The tfss
hiallsd ~ sssf Curt ~ ssG creditors % pc.
ssat their ela3fus 81 aA fqg eHaainst&9b aud 81
los anae.
Dated 81 tEFa. th8s zsih ckT ~ gsAM&Fy
A. u 1850
HAkYHY sT0hE, 4g,,ss.
sssu ED8OAD bATCHfiDfk
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true copy Of Record,
8G3w Attest. RAkNEY now HD. Judge.
GUARDIAN NOTICE 10 SELL

STATE OT NfRHosr District Of Manchester, -.
In Probate Court held a Manchester, ~itbin
and fJr said district, on the lith Day " Jan.
uaryt 4. r.. 1870
Michael q Connstys guardian u James Cos
nary Jehn u C0unsry add Francis ", C0ansry,
makes application ~ sAud Court to- license s
roll tho fal 0s4ug dorrbcd real estate ~ hls said
wards o Wit At tic Tot, rest 81 his said wards
IN h0uaC aud barn aud about Two acres ofisnd.
siiuste ID Dorset iill, 80 called. and the sane
real estate NbFfso, Bridget Connsry, isis VI
Dorset, 6led seized, and Representing
that the sale thereof, fqr the purpose 81 putting
the proceeds 81 such sale ~ interest Or Investing
the same 10 st0ehs o. real estate. would be ben
onCfal 10 ssid wards
Whefsup0u IL was ordered HAT ksAtlsg ss
said application be had at Probate Gsufl " be
holden 81 tbs Probate Ofios 10 Manchester ~
said district On the 18Th day " February, A. >.
1880 ana that notice Of saia application. the ma
tufe aud reasons thereof, and ths tins and place
Of bearing thereon be given 20 All pefsoBH Ia
tereslea BY Publishing a certified copy Of the
record " s&ld order three weeks snceessiyely IL
the Manchester JauHEAEl nssspspfr rfihtsa
Al ssid Manchester, previous q aaid time u
hearing, that thsy may appear q said ums aAa
place. and II they zee cause shlscl thereto,
81 the Court,
afqs Atffst RAkNIY HOWARD InAse
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8asw Attest RAhsEY HOWAhp. IseE
a LBEkl y. MAlI's Eslate.

- State u Vermont. Manchester District -.
IL Probate Court, held a. hAnehestsr, Willis
aud foF SAID District On the 10th DAY u January
A D.. 1879
Ifostut Hon. Hsnney Howard. Jngfs.
Tie Administrative, Sarah H. Wait. 80 lie
estate 81 Albert i. Wat late 0f DORSET, IL sals
district deceased, pr0poslng 10 fepdsr 4 sssstsi
of her standardization On said estate II IL order
"a 81 ssid Court that sAid account be sIsmiEes
FOR allowance At session thereof 70 " hsid 81
the Probate Once ~ MGaghsEitf 10 kald fistftst
% the Z5th day u February, D. 1895, ano that
notice br given e. sli persons interested ~ ihs
pabllestl0u n this order iu The Manchester
J0ukhAI, . HeNspfptf priatsd II SAID hanshes.
ter three weeks sueesssfeiy, previous t. ssld
time II hearing
tfaG hGc0fa.
Altast EAAkEf HOWARD, JusKs.
Airus copy u Record,
t8p Affect. HANsEY HOWARD. judge
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lURR AND BURTON SEMINARY
Manchester Vermont.
REr. JAMES FLETCHER.
Manchester. VI. Nov. 18Th, 1879. q
GEORGE DERBY'S EsrArE.

~ STATE on YEEMoRr, District OF Manchester, ss
AZ a Probate Court, held At Manchester. withiH
and for said District on the Goth day of jan.
uary, 4. D., 1880.
Present Hon. Ranuey Howard Judge.
The Administrator Clara Derby, on the ks-
tate .of George Derby late Of Rupert In said
District deceased prOpoting TO render an ae.
count Of her administration on said estate, Il II
ordered by ssid Court that said account be sH.
ahmed for allowance sc session thereof to be
held al tho Probate Office VA Manchester in ssid
District ou tho 2Jlh day of February, A y, 1890
and that office be- given 10 ~ persouH interest.
ga by tho publication II this order IN The Asn.
chest r JouHsAL, a newspaper printed st ssid
Manchester, hree weeks eueCerFiysly previous
~ said time of beAiIng
a tru5 Record.
Attest RANNEY HOWARD, IHdsa
A true copy Of Record,
gG9w Attest RhkSFY HOW ,HD Judge.
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la ssnsgsts feh. ash 1Arvls. ipiaat san si
GfsFFs sgA Aw6s Wete, ses4 mahtba saA -
dave
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petition 10 SELL REAL rs

pEll1lON ~ SELL REAL ~
TATE TO PAY pEHrA
sflrr - YrEsuzr, nistrist q Manchester. ss
Ia lrolAis Coaft held Al Manchester, vithtn
and ior sAid slstrtes, 90 tAe 2iA dsy q January
A. D., 1850.
Prescott Hon, Ranuer Howard. judge
Tour Petitioner. VIVA. u usteo Adminstras
Tor q the estate q Lyman y Glasfd, isto q
porse', ia sad district, deceased, respectfully
The amouu. q debts due ffom
said deceased 10 fiHH 81
The charges - administration
ostnAl0d aud funeral expresses TOO 90
The value u personal estate ta04 %
OF which hss boen or may be a.
sgued The widow $40 90
i $50 %
Balance u debts ehsreeable 90
real estate 81 said deceased Sit25 a.
To raise which sum, he pfAys said tpHft g.
grant him license 20 cell al u the real estate 81
said deceased, being tho acme fam Of dtcuAfpd
situated in Dorset, aforesaid, and b0aYily tps
numbered by mortgage for Tie payment % sata
debts and charges u Administration, aud that
part cannot be sold without injury 10 those ia
/ lCrested in the remainder.
1 Whersupon Il was ordered that hearing on
| said application be had AZ Probate Court W be
holden ~ The Probate Ofiee ~ Manchester IN
said sdistfiet, on The last Wednesday Of
4 February, 4. D., 1850 Ut 10 O'CLOCK, A. NJ.
and that notice Of said application, the IA,
/ inre aud reasons thereof aud The time and place
/ Of hearing thereon be given TO al persons inter-
estcd by bubiishing eertHcdcapy u the record
| Of said order three weeks tuoccssiycy Ia the
Manchester JOURNAL newspaper printed At
said Manchester. previous 10 SAID time u hear
true Record,
Attest RANNEY HOWARD, Jadss.
true Copy OF Record,
slsw Affect, RANNEY HOWARD, Judge.
I
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FARM OF l25 ACRES,
/ Horse, / Set Double Harness. $ Cows. Year
ling, Pow, Harrow Set OF sleds, Cutter, Buggy
Wagon. Express Wagon. Double Wagon. Whip,
Moving Machine, Horp kAks, Pitchforks,
Manure fork. 2 Augsrs, Stone boat, Hand rake,
CltyAtor, shovel, Iron Bars, Log chains.
Trace ciainr Bet of Whiffietrses, Neck yoke,
PloW cleyis, 200 Sap Buckets, Gathering tub, 1
Bbls, Sap p, Hester, Ladder, AIes. Cauldron
Kettle, Three-pail Kettle, string OF bells, Black
smiths Bellows, Vics, Anyil, pair Of Tongs, $
Hammers Filer, DTawshAve, Tap Wrench,
Drill Machine, Grind Stone aud crank, stove aud
pips, set OF Wagon Springs, seyths snaths,
Blu ress, PAR Of Pincerr, Pointing stake, Bits
and Stock, Saw, ScreSplatss and Taps. 100 lbs,
of clI iron, and other articles to- numerous 10
mention
w. II iEBEE. Administrator.
2s3w
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a. IN 800 A day at home Sam
W. w ~N Pies worth % free Address
srNsoN Co. Portland, MAiuo, 2giy
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WANTED CHAIR GAMERS.
fuHpty sTai essb. tss seating chstt
a. II HAt.N.
Atlitgab5 VI. JAW - issn ats~
/ OtF SaHiay evening" hetucen Manchester
l Village and Manchester Depot pair u
steel hrve3 spretAties 80 isathereoyereA
capo, lAe iatt "a Nbtgh vas tsyp % TIE hRaef
vii f3eAs, ltsrr tbc same 81 the 4uysNat ofhcs.
10 X fQNtKH
AIanehtaL-r. VI lAn b. lsil 81
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w.ANTS.

Advantageous. uuaef this lead. lsu sssts
iiHe sAeh insstiieR
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please present Thorn at ones.
az, HAWLEY
Manchester. W, Feb. 10, 1890 ag9w
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The Qaeeu's speech hss been coldiy re-
eeiyod by thc people, who read il 10 extra
editions Of the papers Immediately after
its delivery. 90 the return OF The Queen
10 Buckingham Palace there we're many
expretEions Of disfAv0r am0ng the pop
uisee. Beaconsdeid aud Salisbury were
not present 81 lbe opening Of Parliament.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-29

THE RvER AND Harbor appropriation
bill has been going through some inl-
important changes as shown by the
report submitted to the Senate yester-
day afternoon by Senator Ransom. The
Senate amendment contains new items
and amendments increasing the House
items to an aggregate Of s65l 200, but
on the other hand the committee has
made reductions amounting to $505, ,0Go.
Amongst the additions is $4,000 for
Wilmington Harbor, and amongst the
reductions are s25, 900 from the Cherry
Island appropriation and 5000 from
Byoadkiln Creek.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-29

THAT CHEYENNE wave foreshadowed
on Thursday as coming east reached us
yesterday about one o'clock in cool
refreshing shower which completely
broke the back bone of the heated
spell. With the thermometer kiting
around at times reaching a hundred,
never was refreshing shower more
welcome. Showers seem TO have fall.
en- in local places, and in some places
the wheat and gEass were considerably
broken down. The cool atmosphere
this morning indicates that hail must
have fallen in some sections Of the
country.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-29
Lost Childrep.

A few days ago small unknown boy
calling himself Willie Carter, was kill
ed at Titusvills, Pennsylvania. Photo
graphs OF him were sent all over the
state, in the hope that his friends
might identity him and claim his re-
mains If they wished to do so. Within
week no leas than sixty persons who
had lost boys called to look at the pic
ture displayed in Philadelphia, to see
If they could discern any Of the we'll
remembered features Of boys they had
lost. OF eli these missing children very
few indeed have ever been brought 10
public notice. The abduction of Char
Lie Ross created q profound sensation
all over the country and people had
never been so excited before over a
similar circumstance. But Charlie Ross
after all was an exceptional case, in IFS
uncommon notoriety and the unusual
amount of sympathy manifested for the
heart broken parents. Dozens and
scores Of children just as dear perhaps
to their mothers hearts, as was Charlie
Ross toshis parents, are lost or disap-
pear of which the great public knows
nothing. From one end of the country
to another, but more especially in the
larger cities, lost children are very
common occurrence. Many of them no
doubt are recovered or turn up in time,
but there are others wLo are never
heard of.
We know Of what is going on in the
little world Immediately around US,
but elsewhere children disappear al
most daily, and all the searches of their
parents prove unavailing for their re-
covery. Who can know the grief that
has filed hundreds of hearts for lost
ones who have mysteriously disappear
ed and never returnedH Whatanxious
days and sleepless nights have been
theirs? They have even hoped fer
the best but feared the worst. Not
even the grave has so many terrCrs as
the iuhuman fsnd who steals children
from their natural protectors. Even
time itself cannot altogether deaden
the grief that such a loss entails. Yet
there are to-day, no doubt hun
dreds of sorrowful hearts that have
borne the weight of such grief through
many weary years, of which the great
rude world never has nor never will
have any knowledge.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-29

THE House Committee on ths Pacific
Railroad, on Saturday, adopted the bill
for extending the time for completion Of
the road. 1t should now be promptly rat,
ided by Congress, in order that this i'm
portant transcontinental highway may
be c1mpleted:as soon..as possible. The
transportation system OF the country
requires the opening Of such a route,
and its establishment will contribute in
an important degree to the development
OF our truly magnificent territorial do
main.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-29

THE PLACES FOR holding the nomina-
tion election to-day are as follows: isl
Ward, White Horse Hotel ID Ward,
FELTON, House; Sd Ward, Barnum
Hotel; 4th Ward, City Hall 9Th Ward,
Lafayette Hotel; 9th Ward, butcher
shop Ninth and King; 7th Ward, Fer.
ry's carpet cleaning house 9th Ward,
coal Office Ninth and Bennett; 9th
Ward, Old Academy; 10th Ward,
Plea aad jackson.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-29

SENATOR Eaton is heartily in sympa
thy with the attempt to seat the Dem
ooratic candidate for President
whether he is elected or not. He says
"The Democratic party is governed by
the great ideas which made it The dom
inant power in this country for more
than half century. The coming contest
will add new lustre to its glory. There
will never be another Electoral Com
mission, and the next Democratic Presi-
Dental candidate who receives q ma
jority Of the Electoral votes will be in
augursted, let come what may. Fraud
will not be permitted second time.''
We agree with the doughty little nut
meg Senator that the man elected must
be President, and we wish we could
emily assure the people that fraud will
not be permitted during the present
Presidential struggle.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-29
4 woman,s Fight with a Tramp.

In East Greenwich, R. l., tramp
entered the farm house Of Charles 7.
Hopkins, and when Mrs. Hopkins re-
turned after q brief absence she found
him gathering up the spoons and other
silver. He turned on her, threw her
down and pounded her shockingly and
stripped of her clothing, when she told
him he could have the money In the
house if he would let her up. Eager
for the money be relaxed his hold when
she seized a loaded gun. The tramp
tried to wrest it from her but unable to
do so he sprang from the window,w when
Mrs, Hopkins fired. Lie gave scream
and fed to the woods, where search is
nuw being made for him. A doctor
was summoned for the brave woman.
She is dangerously hurt.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-29

GENERALLY WHEN holidays fall on
Sunday, the day following is observed
for the holiday, but this year in the
case of Decoration Day the reverse is
the case-Saturday being observed. A
day or two prolongation of the OBJ
servance would have perhaps insured q
larger supply Of lIowers, for we have
thought that the 3Oth of May was about
week too soon in this latitude.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-29

RUSSIA AFTER all is rot to have it all
her own way in the war which she is
waging upon China, for itseems Japan,
though considerably ahead in civiliza-
tion and sound theories Of government,
will help the Celestials. This is very
serious news for Russia. The Chinese
gunboats and the modern built iron
elGds of Japan together, it is thought
by European authorities, will effect
ually protect the Chinese coast against
the Russian navy. 1t is uppleasantly
suggested also that this joint navy of
the Asiatios will probably be placed
under the command of American off,
GERS, and as consequence some edec-
tive fighting may be expected.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-29
MINNESOTA FLOUR,

Having for the Last four years given the
Hour trade considerable attention and found
cut which is the best am preDared to fur.
nlsh the celebrated Minnesota Spring wheat
hour In any quantity desired to all who want
a superior article. am prepared to gunran.
tee tnat this flour will tura out 50 pounds
more bread to the barrel than any OF the com.
possible to have bad bread. Leave your Or
ders at 4Of King strect, Central Building, g
at o23 Shipley street. WIN. u. PICkELS.
4-2l-u
Daily Republican., 1880-05-29
CERTAINTY OF CURE

Is what person wants who has got himself
into trouble. He does not want to be dosed
with Balsam Copabia. He does not want to
take medicine ior weeks because IL Is cheap,
He does MT want to re seen going into the
shops OF Qulcks. No, he wants remedy that
can be depended on, u remedy that has been
proven TO be positive cure. Such remedy
Ia tho Samaritan's aiit, used and rec0mmen
ded by the u. =. Surgeons.
Fort Marshall Hospital, Baltimore, Md
recommend the Samaritan Remedies strongly
ALFRED G. BOWERS, Surgeon.
Used and recommended by surgeons on
board ocean steamships: would not mako
voyage without the Samaritan's Gift.
Us. DORSET,
Surgeon Steamship Costa RlcG, between New
York and AspinwGll.
Price, male package, 81, female, g. Sold
by z. JANE BELT and by Druggists.
DESMOND 4 Co, Pr0prietors.
4.3omwslv 9lb Race st. PhiIa.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-29

The NOMINATION election held to-day
is a Republican nomination, but such
Democrats as will be governed by a
pledge will be allowed to vote if they
will pledge themselves to vote at the
general election for the man that may
be nominated.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-29
The EXCITEMENT in Georgia caused by

The EXCITEMENT in Georgia caused by
Senator Gordon rssignipg his seat in
the Senate, and the appointmentN ex'
Governor Joseph L, Brown to fill the
vAcagcy, has brought the aged father
of Gordon cut in the defense Of his son.
In writing u the Atlanta, Ga, Soon
stitution," he states that he is IS years
of age, and that if the ISLANDERS OF cor
rppt pract!ceE Charged against his son
arc true he felt that his teachings and
counsel had been in vain. He then
says his sons withdrawal from the SEN
ate was merely to engage in some other
pursuit in which there was little
more money, and he advised him to
that course for the sake of his own in
terests, and he was surprised that he
had not resigned much sooner. With
Governor Browns appointment he had
nothing to do, and he only felt interest
ed in it as an old citizen of Georgia. He
was satisfied, however, Of one fact, and
that was that he had the brains to
serve his State with great distinction
and that Governor Colquitt appointed
him because he thought he wss the
best man for the place and that Geor-
gia's interests would not suffer in his
hands. 81 voted for him for Governor
and Judge many years ago. He GER
tainly made good Judge and an ex.
sellent Governor, and l siacerely trust
and believe that he will serve his State
as faithfully now."
Daily Republican., 1880-05-29
Reading II. N. Car shops SuGpen
SION.


The Reading "News" of yesterday
says: The work of retrenohtaent in the
affairs of the Reading Railroad Compa
ny will begin tomorrow morning, by
the suspension, for an indefinite
period, Of upwards o! two hun.
dred employees in the car
shops in this city. Early next
week like number Ct suspensions will
be made in the machine shops. The
force at the Coal and Iron Company's
works will also be materially reduced.
For the present no new work will be
commenced and the labor of those
hands retained, will be employed in re-
pairs and finishing large quantity OF
work already begun.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-29

The REPUBLICAN, candidates for Core.
ner being voted for to-day are, C. W.
Hallam, Charles E. Sparks, Thomas J.
Bennett, William Hickey, Rayworth
Weldin and Thomas J. Giles. They are
all good men and true Republicans.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-29

RArwoRTH WELDIN requests us to say
that although his name is omitted from
the list of candidates for Coroner as
published in the Morning "News," he
is nevertheless candidate.