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Daily Republican., 1880-12-03
Third EDITION.
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The Young Peoples Society Of the
First Presbyterian Church, which was
organized three weeks ago, gave It's
first entertained ent last evening. There
we're about two hundred persons pres,
ant. The exercises were rendered In
an excellen manner. II. c. Bertolette
presided. The programme was as fol-
lows:
Quartette, "God ever Is Good, by
church choir, consisting OF Kate Cur
rinder, Mary Tlllman, Robert Helm and
u. c. Bertolette.
Select reading by Miss Mamie Elicit.
Duett, "Lifs's Dream is or" by
Miss Mary Tillmsn and Mr.. Robert
Helm.
Defamation Mr.. D. N. Ross.
Vocal solo, "Ths Fairy Boy" by
Miss Kate Currinder.
Select reading, "Nsighbors, BY Miss
Phoebe Zebley..
Vocal pOlo, "prayer," by Miss Flor
ence II. Hirst.
Brief address by the pastor, Rev. F.
B. DuVsl.
Afttr 8 shor. irtcrmission the pro-
gramms was continued as fellows:
Qusrtette, "Ths Moonlight Dauoe, "
by the choir.
Select reading by Mi Mamie Elliott.
Vocal Duet, "Wish for the Moun'
tains," by Misses Currinder and Till'
man.
Defamation by Dir. D. NJ. Rosa.
Vocal solo, "Ths Lost Chord" by
Miss Mary TilIman.
Recitation, "The New Church Organ,
by Miss Phoebe ZsbIey.
Quartette, GOOD Night" by the
choir.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-03
Tho FIADhoa.

The Walnut Valley Elevator and Bo-
pA, Is Mills, at Eidorado, Kansas, were
burned on Wednesday, with ten thous-
snj bushels Of wheat and a quantity Of
Germ. Loss about $40, 900. Crawford s
Opera House, in Topeka, Kansas. open
cd in Septembe. last, was burr cd down
yesterday morning. The loss Is esti-
matsd at nearly $4,000. The latest
reports Of the fire in Durham, North
Carolina, on Wednesday morning, show
hat sixteen buildings weIe destroyed,
and increase the estimated loss to $780,.
900.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-03
Merely Mentioned.

The fecond annual ball OF the Nc
Cio:key Social Club will be given in
Webster's Dancisg Academy tAis even
ing.
Why are the ash barrels and boxes
allowci TO stand upomptied for ssveral
days in succession on West Fourth
streeti
Elder A. B. Francis will preach Al
the Old School Baptist meeting house
King street above Tenth, at z 80 O'CLOCK
TO night.
There were no oa.es at the Police
Court this morning.
The Historical Society will hold III
annual meeting this evening.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-03
TAsE LIBEL sUIT.
nv. Hird Addressing neCO'

Nv. HiFd AddF0ss1DS aheN"
Special Despatch to the kepub'I'aH'
New CASTLE, Dec. 3.-l,20' p
Mr., Bird continued speaking u
the noon adjournment, revi'"'I
case fully and exhaustivs'V SDu
ceased speaking when the C'a''
nounced its intention Of adjou
for dinner.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-03
Arter tho Eiec,lon OErara.

R. b. Foster, James Galway and
Samue Logan, election judges, in Man.
chester, Va, had a hearing yesterday,
before the U. S. Commissioner, in Rich
mend, on the charge Of having refused
10 receive the vote, Of a number Of per.
sons, mostly colorad, A. the lst elec-
tiOn. The votes Were rejected on the
ground that the parties did not show
proper capitation tax rc3epts. They
had re ,sipts issued by the State Audi
tor, whicu the judges ignored.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-03
Young Mons Republican CIub

The committee on Permanent organ
ization oftheY. NJ. l., G NEE to. night
to complete their work. Tomorrow
night there will be a meeting of tn,
ciub for the purpose of considering the
report of the committee on organiza
ton and finance. The airangemsnti
70 attend the inauguration on next 4 !
Of March are beiug perfected.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-03
Reorxaniz:nE q society.

The Literary ana musical society o
the Union N. E. Sunday school which
was organic ID in 1873 but which wal
allowed to lapse was reorganiz ID las
night with the following named Off
GERS:
Presidsnt-Joseph II. Gib'on.
Vice Prssident-Joan H. Hazlet.
Sscretary-Frank A. Mitchell.
Assistant So;retary-Mary Speak
man.
Tressurer-Maggie Harris.
Board of Msnagsrs-M. T. Poole, Miss
ssllie Ftndley, Miss Julia Wells, Mrs,
Maggie MONEY, Mrs. Sallie Mccall,
Henry oAleioe, Mrs. Clara Sharp, Della
ware Mason and NJ. +. Davis.
A committee Of which Ferd Carson ia
chairman was appointed to draft con
stitution and Bylaws to bs presented
for adoption at the meeting Of the
society next Thursday night.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-03
Death OF M shnlI Chnnd''

Marshall :. Chandler, rssioiis
Centrevills, . leading farmer 0l w w
ana Hundred, aud late Denocfa.'
didate for the Legislaturo ITop ;,
Hundred, died on Wedne5day' y
instant, in the G5th year OF N''
Mr.. Chandler had q severe wv
pneumonia which in spite OIL Wy
treatment proved fatal. ,,a,.
He had many foe gu'''"'liI \
he left behind q large circle o. I
and neighbors by whom he ""'
respected.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-03
International Cotton Association

The "InternatiOnal Cotton Exposi
ton Association" was organized yes
terday in Atlanta. Joseph P. Brown,
y. S. Senator from Georgia, was eleclc l
PRESIDENT, and John W. Ryckmsn, Of
Philadelphia, Secretary. An Executive
Committee was appoint4d, with Richard
Garssd, Of PhilAd elphia, among the
members. and also a Finance Commit
'se, one Of its members being Thomas
Doian, OF Philadelphis. 1t is intended
TO hold a grand exposition OF cotton,
cott"n products, machinery, etc, in
Atlanta next fall.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-03
MARKLAG

SENTMAN-BON hAM.-On THURSDAY
evening the "a instant, ny Rev. Afan
Sten sia. Rev. 'Ihl rIes II, Seminar. edit"
OF the Conference Worker, TO MISS Georgi'
Bonham, both OF lis city.
BETTS-RRDwN.--O On Wednesday, De
cember ! At the reside ce Of the bride.
psren's, by Rev. John W Chadwick, VII
liam Belts and Alics p. Brown, daugh
OF Edward II. BrOwn, Of Brooklyn, N. Y.
CARLlSLE-RICHAR MIN Pl.iiad"I.
oh a. at The Green street NJ. II. Parsonage.
on Hoy. 96th, by Rev. Jacob Todd, b. D.,
sorPe H. Carlisle ard Josephine hich'
aTdSoI both OF thi. city.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-03
An Editor NO0ssd

Charles II. Seminar, ell'V,
Conference Worker, tired OF w., W.,
of single life, united his ,usn p,,
time with that OF Miss Geor3 le pO- ~,
last night, the contract TO laS, .s ~
and hereafter they will tTaoSJi t u,
ups and downs together. W. III
happy pair = long, useful Sn'
lifs.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-03
mr.. a. koMDleR

will deliver an address to the ex-soldiers
and sailors Of this CITY to-ni9ht in tn"
ne Lincoln Club rooms, at I. 80 O'Clock
The Doctor is one o! the bays and con-
sequeu,ly knows whereof he speaks
when he talks in the interest OF the sol
diers OF the latewar. All are invited 70
be pr3s eut.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-03
Jingle Jingle.

The Christmas bells are bcxinuing TO
.ngle at Mr3. +. A. Parry's Christmas
toy store, s21 Market sIeat. What
cannot hs found here IN the way q
oys,, doll babies and other Chris.mSs
articles caDuot he found anywhere.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-03
EUMB ER YARDS.
NEW LUMBER YARD.

ItIke this opportunity OF informing my
friends and the general public tnaS | haye
severed nv connection with Lindloy q. Kent
o., aud VIII continue the lumber business
at the corner OF Front and Jus'ison streets 4 n
this city. ! have purchased and will convert
the site kL own RS the black h0rSs Hotel
properly, itto lumber yard, where hope by
careiIl attention 10 business and tho nee ID
OF the builders Of This city and vicinity, r.
merit continuance OF the many iavors
6hO6n na in the past.
| lll2-lmd u. LUNDY KENT.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-03
Celebrated his Freedo,n.

John Ii. Hirzsl, residing ut Ninth
and Poplar streets, attained to the age
OF twenty. years, yesterday. The
young man celel rated the event BY
treating hi !G!crts 10 = Erlui feast.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-03
NEW LUsnEw YARD.

JOHN WISE gives notice 10 hls many old
friends and customers thai ne has resumed
tho lumber husinGss and has established a
yard cal'e1 tho
WILMINGTON AVID BRhNDYWINE
LUMBER YARD.
az Twelfth and Market streets, Wilmington,
Del. where he will keep on hand varied
and large assortment OF whits and yellow
pine, 9pru,e and hemlOck lumber, pIokoti
and plastcrng lath. A liberal shave OF pub.
lie patrOnale is solicited. JOHN WISE.
III tlml jlawW
Daily Republican., 1880-12-03
Hand keFchfofs,

Silk, Linen, Ca,bmeres, &c., &c. ;
the lar lest assortm mt and the lowest
prices some great bargains; Ume and
see them. g. WoIrell, Masonic Temple,
Daily Republican., 1880-12-03

XJNOR SALE - A LOT OF SECOND
= handed plnnel doors, also l pair ut
front doors. lot Of sash all good al'o 5000 II
OllH and 2lhch clear Eiue pIaDk. Apply
7Ob h. Sixth st ia eCd.ti
Daily Republican., 1880-12-03

yySHE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUS .
u in Philadelphia, JOHN W WLSAIAKE V /
ur2Dd USpDt. l6,h st., Ma 4 70 tJhGscn 4
Daily Republican., 1880-12-03

VNTANTED.-- TO RENT A FARM
w whore stock and implements ara
found Apply or address !. =. W. 90s Dsts.
ware Ayenus, Wilmington Vel. ll30t3t
Daily Republican., 1880-12-03

Y iNCOLN CI.uB.-1Ha REGULAR
~ monthly meeting OF he LlnsolD Cub
will be cid on MOnd.y evening Lext, the
Sth inst. at 7.Sl O'Clock. A fall Ettsuaance
Of the members ofIhe CluO is earnestly re.
questsd. W HASTINGS, Pre''t.
CLIFFORD JAMES, Sec'y. 1.a3t
Daily Republican., 1880-12-03
ESE 4EHS.

CHAEDLER-In Chrstiana Hun ired, OF
the lst instant, Marshall $. Chandler,
aged 65 years.
The relatives anil friends Of tho family arr
respec fully invited 10 attend bis funeral
from mis- late resIdense, on Moniay afternoon,
at2 o'clock. lntermeLt at Centre Gem
etery.
CLEMENT Chrlgtan1 Hundred. Oh
Dec, lst, L Etganeth A. C'omalt, wife Of
the late $. Olnby clement.
The Ie!a.iv u and tr'eyds thu family arr
respec fully invited to attend her uhe' a'
from her late re ide1 20 near Ceatreville, on
Salurd W, De-. 4th, to leave the hIu'e at ono
O'Clock to proceed 10 the Wilmington and
BrandvwjT Genet nv.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-03

NOTICE TO REAL EsTATEUWNEBS.
~ Those who sell or transfer Real Es.
tate, and who 70 not Wish TO psy The taxes OF
1851, viii Obligo the undersigned by having
notice thereof at our ofiics, that We may as
sess /. 10 the proper oWLers.
EbMU Nd PROVOST,
lENNlS KANE,
C1ics, No 10 T. Sixth street. between Mar,
ket and King. Hours IL. IN, to " m. z " s
and 10 = p. IN. l23 1T
Daily Republican., 1880-12-03

NoT'oE
To THE MgsEERs OF TIE NEW CASTLE Co
MUTUAL lssuaANJE COMPANY
Wilmington, rel, Nov. 30, 1850.
Notice is hereby given that six per cent
interest on tho "SBrp US Fand" OF the Com.
pauy will be distributed pro rata In. cash q
lhe policy hOlders when tIe pIieies are re.
new ed in December ana January.
M. NJ OLEAVEP, SSec'y.
Once, BG2 Market street. l23 I'm
Daily Republican., 1880-12-03

DUARDIN4. go TWO GENTL EN- EN-
ID can have board with ui6aiaht front
rooms in private family al 3l East ourih ct :.
l236tt
Daily Republican., 1880-12-03
DUBLlC SALE

DUBLlC SALE
--OF-
LANCASTER COUNTY COWS, OALVEs
AND SPHIhGERS.
The subscriber will sell at Pubic Sale, q,
tho Ohadds' Ford HotOl, delaware O0Qn,y
Pa, on
THURSDAY, uEC. 10, 1850,
att o'clock, p. m,
Forty Lancaster County COVE and eg-WA
SprinYers A credit oil w days viii he 19.Y
given. NO Dostponement on account of K6aID
or. lli9 dwts. AMOS W. HOUSE,
L. W. :Stidham Il son huc.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-03

Cu A X DI N 9.-PLEASANT ROOMS
ID with board, also table board at 70G Mar.
ket street. l23tJt
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-06-24
UTAH CONTRACT COMPANY.

0fics No. I2341z, First South St, Salt
Lake City. P o. Bez 43l.
Undertake and execute, on tie lowest
terms and IN thu shortest time, either OF ali
Of the work Of locating, grading, bridging,
tising. ifoui1R and eq IippinE Seam Horse
OF other RAILWAYS: Locating and con-
struotiDg wsgo7 roads, canals, resgrVOirs,
squeduets, dams etc.. las ing out and grs ling
streets, siIsSslks, parade grounds and race
tracks; e2eavstins for buiidina found stiOss,
cellars, drains, cts as welt as every aAd al
other kinds Of work requiring the removal ii
earth, gravel cement, stone eto., otc.
sle AZ D0RSJU5 suDt
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-04-14
THE SOLID. s0UTE. FOR GRANT.

Late advices from the East indicate
that Grant will go into the Chicago
Convention with the solid South at his
back, with the exception Of portion Of
the North Carolina delegation, which is
pledged to Sherman, but will 90 for
Grant as Sherman's chances are hope
less. Grant is morally certain Of 256
!. votes from the South, which, with the
12S votes of New York and Penn
sylvania, viii be more than sufficient to
give him the, nomination on the first
ballot. The Convention will consist of
100 delegates, and, as bare majority
is sufficient to nominate in Republican
national conventions, 379 votes will
nominate. At present the only hope of
defeating Grant In convention, lies in
adopting the two-thirds rule, as has
been the custom in Democratic conven-
tions; but if Grants friends control the
Convention, they will not be likely to
consent to the change. 1t is remarka-
bic that Grants strength, with the ex-
ception of Pennsylvania, is greatest in
States which are conceded to be Demo-
cratic or doubtful. If it il true that
the South will give solid vote for the
Democratic nominee for President, it is
not fair that the Southern delegates
should nominate him at Chicago against
the wishes Of the States that are Ger
tain to go Republican.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-04-14
TERM REpUBLECAss.

An Independent Republican assoca-
tion has been organized in. New York.
The members are composed of the ami
machine element; men like George
William Curtis, of Harper's Weekly,
who are honestly in favor of reform in
the civil service of the Government.
The association is opposed to third
term, and is to use it's influence in Ge-
feating Grant at Chicago. Followingis
an extract from circular issued by tie
association
In national politics this association
is opposed to the third term project,
and to the nomination of any m.n
whose honesty may fairly be que,-
toned. 1t asks for clean candidate,
whom all Republicans can support, and
1T believes that many such may be-
found. 1t is especially opposed to t1e
denomination of General Grant. as a de-
parture from wise precedents and con-
fession of civil weakness, which ought
not to be made. The cry for him as a
strong man 2 is unrepndlican. 1t is
the expression Of an euascnlated de-
sire to be governed, unworthy of com
mnnities not yet wearied of self-gov-
eminent. His candidacy would be fur
. Their weakened by his past administra-
tions. Those administrations are in
dehbly associated with scandals which
came home to thousands of Republicans
with the sting of personal disgrace.
They have not forgotten those sean
dals."
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-04-14

No nourishment, either solid or
liquid, that has not, been tasted in his
presence by some official parsonage,
ever passes the lips of the Car of
Russia. His bath is examined every
morning by the medical officers OF his
household before he ventures to use it.
and he seldom approaches stove or
fireplace, lest some explosive material,
concealed among the fuel, should have
been secretly introduced into it. He
appears extremely nervous, takes no
interest in State business, and exhibits
total indifference even to the military
details which have heretofore consti-
tuted his favorita occupation.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-04-14

The extraordinary number of imm-
grants arriving in Atlantic ports from
Europe is attracting attention. IF the
immigration keeps up as it has for the
past two months, it will be larger than
ever before. Since the LIST of January
30, S25 immigrants have arrived at New
York against Lila for the correspond.
ing period of 1879. 1t is said that the
immigrants are of an unusually good
class of people, and that most Of them
have sufficient money to give them a
good start in life.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-04-14

The Phoebe Record has this mysteri-
Gus hint: There will probably be a
dark deed soon exposed in Lincoln
county whereby two men, supposed to
have met their death by accident in an
adjoining county, were murdered by
hired assassin, and another man, who
stood in the way, was to "mysteri-
onsly." disappear.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-04-14
NOTICE TO THE raAyEL,.c pUsaIC.
STAGE LINE.


On and after December Is. parties travelling
on the above line will be compelled to travel.
part OF the route on horseback. until further
notice.
For rates Of passage or express matter apply 10
j. r. Brown at Fort Fort McDermit or 10
A. j.. Shepard, Ninnemucca.
JAS. r. BROWN BRO, Proprietors
y e..9 And Managers OF HcDermit Division.
dl2.tf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-04-14

Senator Edmunds is reported as
once more saying that he has no Presi-l
dental aspirations, and particularly
desires that his name should not be men,
toned at the Chicago Convention.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-04-14

so. moLNsiEIR Y. PICARD bers leave TO pre-.
sen. ms compliments to his friends and ems.
.on,ers ana to inform them that he has re-.
nloseu me temporary obstacle 10 the confirm.
s snc ~ y nls business, He is again open. with
eas si sa Tsial and facilities to make first
and i Il Neon; he solicts tho patronage Of ali
r,Winnenaeea, April 5, 1850. 'N' ~
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-04-14

l-Calling the LODGE to order, by the Prss.
dent q he day, g. s. Gras.
2-opening ode, b. The Order
3 Prayer. BY tne Chaplain.
.&-Quartette, rs tho Choir.
5---Resdiux Of Poem. ley Miss Emma Linn.
s~oration, by j. H. Mcmillan.
Song, bY the Glee Club.
2 Closing Ode, ~ the order
Reaetiicsion, ~ the "haplaIn
The rrocession win teen rsscrul, and march
10 Odd seEows Hall
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-04-14
COUNTY AIDiTOR's QCARTERIy
REPORT.
OF IKE

AUDITORS OFFICE, HUAEoLDr CouSrY, New.
WNHEMuocA, April 5, 1856.
10 THE HONORABLE rI1 BOARD OF CogNTY CON-
NissioSERs or lir%B0LDr COUNTY, NEVADA:
GENTLE&RN;-l herewith subrait my Report Of
the financial condition of Humboldt county
Tor the quarter year ending April 5th, 1880:
Balance in Treasury, January 5, Lsso. .sl7,4s7 Oh
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-04-14
Humboldt Lodge. Ne "A
OF sTISNEHUCCt.
---P EssIoN.-
MAJOR J. v SABINE

msRsaAf--aAJoR J. v. SABINE
All members o. the Order IN good s,a,siu,
will meet az odd Fellows Han at l O'Clock i
where they VIII Immediately form IN p-o..
sion. AND, preceded by the Band. win n,,4
through the pripcipal streets Of the town az
proceed 70 Centennial Hall
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-12-01
Congress-,

Though there are important bills
pending, II Ia hardly TO be expected
that much general legislation Will no
had at tho approaching session.
Here aud there are indications that
The Democrats viii seek to define
more clearly their policy for tho fa-
ture, but II IL doubtful II any serious
attempt viii OF should DO m,la under
existing circumstances. II would
amount 10 nothing practically, aud
having just emerged from q long aud
exciting campaign, the country now
needs rest from party discussions'-
Seen the new President will announce
his policy, aud past issues which have
arisen between the Democrats and
President Hayes may as well have
tho go.by. The appropriation bills
arc tho chiet things TO be looked alter,
and these should DO kept down to tho
lowest point consistent with efficiency
IN all branches Of the public service.
Among many wise sayings OF Gov.
Tilden, no one Is more 30 or deserves
oilner to be repeated than that found
10 his letter accepting the nomina-
ton Tor tho Presidency -four years
ago. "There is 10 royal road ior u
government more than for IN iudivid-
ual or q corporation. What you want
to do now is 10 cut down your OK.
penses aud live within your income.
l would give all the legerdemain Of
finance aud 6nanciering ] would
give the whole OF il for the old, home
ly maxim, Live within your income
This is the key note, or should be, TO
Democratic policy whether in or out
of power. Nevertheless the system
of short appropriations merely to
make a show to be made up by sub
ssquent deficiency bills is very OBJ
iectionable, and should be avoided SO
far as possible. Some furry is an
ticpated over the questions about
paying the expenses Of Federal mar
shals. but the fight on the subject it
seems undesirable to renew in that
form Of resistance to paying men ac-
tually employed by competent au-
thority.-[Bostou Post.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-12-01

STATE OF VERMONT, I At Probate
DISTRICT OF HARTFORD. IS. : Court held a
Woodstock, within and for said District OF
the twenty.seconl day of October, A. D
1880.
Present, Hon. John Porter, Judge
Everett X. Smiths estate, Hanover N. H.
intestate.
Whereas, Noah B. Stafford, Administra
tor of that part of said estate to be admins
tered in this State, has presented to Laid
Court his petition in writing. making appli-
cation for license to sell certain real estate OF
the said interstate, situated in this State and
Court, together with all other real estate OF
the said intestate if any such there be within
this State; for the reason that it would be
beneficial to the heirs and those interested
in said estate. that said real estate should be
sold. although the same may not be necessary
to pay the debts due from the raid deceased
or the expenses Of administration
Thereupon the Court appoints tho first
Wednesday (tirft day. of December next
as time, and the Probate Office in
Woodstock aforesaid, as u place Of hearing
and deciding on said application and orders
that notice Of said application be given to all
for the same, and the time and place Of hear.
ing, by publishing three weeks successfully
in the Spirit Of the Age, newspaper printed
Mt Woodstock, in this State, which circulates
in the neighborhood OF those INTEREST,", d (alI
which publications shall be previous 10 said
time of hearing copy Of the record Of This
order, that they may appear before said Court
and be heard in the matter of said applica-
ton, ifthey see cause.
A true record,
HENRY S. DANA, Register,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-12-01

was opened on Thanksgiving morning
The central Office - established Al the
office Of the RIelea,
Mrs, Eliza ] Stevens, q woman
about % years Of age, was found near
tho middle OF the town OF Hudson,
Sunday morning, frozen dead. An
empty liquor flask near by told he'
story, she Ia said 10 have made her
home Al Grolon, Mass,
There was a tic 10 the official
declaration OF tho vote for county
treasurer in Merlmack county, but
recount has elected tho democratic
candidate by one maj lrlty,
The Oldest voter Ia the state ID
said to be William Masters OF STRAIT
ford, 40 years old,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-12-01
Idts GIpeTiIs eats,

Whena man IL well aud sound no
can afford 10 be indifferent TO the
character Of oil the medicine IN the
world. But when disease Is fairly
eating him up, no must do something
At once and DO II inlelligenlly,-
Therefore do not dose yourself with q
hundred things IN the hope that some
Of them may hit the mark, hut tiy
Dr. David Kennedy's eFayorile Rem.
edy" which hits Il every line, For
kidney lnd liver troubles, piles aud
constipation, II Is Just what you want,
Druggists have II, or by mail ono dol
lar 10 the Doctor Ut Rondoul, y, Y.