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Daily Republican., 1884-12-04

Tho New York Herald, in referring To
Sho disputed Senatorial electi N case in
. district in nlin0iA. says {: Nobody,
- he Democrat or be he Republican,
can afford to take United States Sena-
ne was elected by . fraudulent ma ority.
Therefore the State Senate should settle
1his Brand Lehman matter clearly to
public satisfaction, before 1t goes to bal
iotihg." This is very good advice com
ing from the Herald, and We perfectly
agree with 1t, but II 1t is important
there should be no fraud In tho election
o. United States Senator, how much
more important In IL that there should
Dc NO fraud or violence used in
connection with the election OF Presi-
dent.
The Herald was the right bower OF
Cleveland in the late Presidential con
te~t, and looks upon him as having been
honestly eleeted when 1t must know
that he owes his election to the mos
glazing frauds upon the franchise ant
violence to Repu blican voters in severa
"a the Southern States. Why does no
The Herald demand that this faint o
fraud be removed before Clevelan,
takes his seat He could not have car
ried Louisiana without fraud and vic
leace, Nc could not have carried Ala
0Aina without fraud and violence, h
could not have carried Mississippi with
oas fraud and violence, he could not hav
carried Georgia without fraud and vic
h-n"e, he could no, have carried Sout
SAT,iiua without fraud and violeuc,
snd he could not have carried Virgiui
Daily Republican., 1884-12-04

Rows china store Is now DAZZLING
with splendOr. There is no end TO the
tea amt chamber sets, vases and cologne
sets, colored lemonade water and wine
sets, Bisque figures, lava figures, Parian
marble, sn oking sets, rich extension
and stand lamps, pl.t.d ware, plain
and engraved glassware, motto and
decorated cups and saucsrs, and thon
sands of other beautiful and ussfuI
articles Our usual low prices still
prevail. ard cannot be initiated by an .
one L: L'~is Row, 4l5 King street
Name directly over the door.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-04

dub IL SALE-IHE SUBSCRIBER
i itiux about TO r iinquish the Flour
eed and Seed business, will sell at Publ.
Sale, at No. zoo and I'll Shipiey street, en-
WEDN ESDAY. DtC I'M Der 10, 1884,
At 10 O'Clock, q. m.
About so bu. OF primo timothy seed, 10 or Is
bu. OF Hungarian seed, a small tot Of clover
AID miliet seed. about 3 bu. OF orchard glass
seed. lot OF garden seeds, 81 bbIs. OF flour,
good Drancs . 90 empty flour bbls., small lot
VI oats lot Of casks for seeds. counter for
store, two cases of drawers for seeds nice
bin for fieur and meal, large sail cloth, two
stoves In peifec order, one track and barn
shovel, bu and bu. measure, one nice Sour
chest, about 30 ietd sacks. good ones; about
l6o grain bags. but little used lot OF new
grain bags. bb g. OF vinegar, one grain fan,
lot of store boxes. block and fall, . slide
board, large siRn. lot OF salt ground and
lot Of ka nItsa set Of Fairbanks scales In per
feet order, will weigh 3. 800 pounds u Hou III
scale Tor counter, will weigh $50 pounds a
| small scale for sOuuter. one trepro0f saio,
m edium size In good order with com bi ma q
lock office eek, cha RS, wagon and har-
neis, both in goo order.
COnditions-All bills under $50 cash; over
tn 1t tour months, by sivipg note with sp-
proved security, except the timothy seed.
ANY one buying timothy seed TO the
amount OF go and over shall have nine
1880 JOHN PYLE
lake 20. Aucts. de3-tsd-ltw
Daily Republican., 1884-12-04

Or slap jacks, or whatever you may
call them, Mr.. editor. have become =
destructive and dangerous nuisance In
tho hands Of the small hoy. And We
call on the polioo to vigorously enforce
the ordinance concerning them also
ON teachers and parents 10 make strict
search and oen6scation. Within four
days We have had two large front win
dows broken with these slinRs, and 1t Ia
very costly TO replace them. Hoping
this matter will receive the attention
II deserves. - there are many sufferers
In this broken glass business. | am
yours traly, j. b. G.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-04

The OLD Independence liberty bell
will stay in the building in which II
first proclaimed liberty throughout the
world and to the inhabitants thereof.
The City Council of Philadelphia deci-
ded yesterday that it was better there
than down in New Orleans, where the
bourbons, who dominate, disregard
liberty.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-04

IT Is THE general belief now that
Sen .tor Bayard will be invited To enter
President Cleveland's cabinet as Secre.
t4ry of State, though large Wall Stree,
monied centres would prefer that he
should accept the Treasury portfolio.
Mr.. Bayard, however, has not indicated
ny any word or action of has that he
will accept cabinet position.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-04

THE Democratic papers are engaged
In defending Judas p. St. John from
the report that he does not deny, that
he was willing to withdraw from the
Presidential CANVASS for $4,000. 1t IL
creditable to the Democratic party that
In all its ingra,itude it does not turn
its back upon 81. John.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-04

SENATOR Wade Hampton can sue
coed hi nISel' in the Senate If he wishes
to, though there are quite a numter
willing to step into his Senatorial she as
whenever he sees proper to lay them
of. AS Hampton was the man who
wiped out the large Republican maj ori.y
Of South Carolina in blood, he is fit
mis-reprt sentative Of the State.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-04

CONGRESS- ought to move slow in thu
consideration of Senator Mcpherson,
h'li, which retires all one and two dollar
notes. They are much more con vent
ent circulating medium than the cum
orous silver dollar that people some
times spend rather than carry,
and have them falling through hole.
worn n the pockets.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-04
DR.. SIMh''
VEGETABLE PILLS, 40 pIDj
THE PERFECTION . Or r.,
MANKISp's FAv&ll,

The most iamou. I l,,'i ot sss..,s|
t 80 s OPP 4asion The, q! ..s s'i .,1's
al oostive. ihsy tone ,a ~" sce1
skin, curing liver O. mp, main IN ~
neuralgis, bilieu' nc : III siol.ys
baek. ain In +, The i, EN- IL dysps,p,a.,,;.
foyer or dumb ag =, Appetite ot 90
weakness; loss DIV o. pism, 10. IS ~, ~
splendid for va. !. any y Ssaiihy. , lS
St: 5; +: E;
mail MAJ SO d BY leading = q d' Sins ~.
Main depot, -Four l b ap No. 81 ~
minxtop. lei, and w.
Philadelphia. ID
Daily Republican., 1884-12-04

CHAIRMAN Tom COOPER, OF Penn
sylvania, in an editorial in the last il
sue of the Media, American, advocate,
the same issues and the same Rspubli.
can candidate for the Presidency In
1888. Mr.. Cooper in taking this stand
reflects the great prsponderanceo of publ,
opinion upon that subject. No othel
Republican candidate could have com,
40 near an election in 1874 as Mr.
Blaine. He will touch high wate
IN rk in 1888, and go in with a strone
tide.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-04

IT IS now q whole month since tn.
election for a President was held, and
though Texas was all the time con.
coded 70 the Democrats, IL was still 9
mooted question whether the Demo
cratic majority was 10000 or 100000
and nobody seemed to care which, az
either of them placed the State beyond
the possibility Of close contest Ii
is with some surprise though to voter,
OF all parties that the State turn,
up with an official plurality for Clsvs
land Of l;a, 1855, and still Blaine polled
1866 more votes in the State than G ar
ield. Texas is deci Ie,lly solid.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-04

LANCASTER papers say the Welsh
Mountain Buzzard gang find ready
market in Wilmington tor their stolen
goods. This is reflection on Will
mingtou that should not be endured.
Those Buzzards,i it seems 70 us,ougLt 10
be caught ON the wing, H. there are no
Welsh Mountain Businesses about vii.
ming'on for hiding places tor bandit
thieves.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-04

IT HAS taken rl sident Arthur three
Year, and half 70 rawl forward and
occupy The position assumed by Mr.
Blaine III his South American policy
but he got there at last. Better latt
than never, Mr.. President.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-04

GOVERNOR IRELAND of Texas SAYS
the negro will now become an Indepen.
dent voter. We suppose he means in
dependent enough to vote the Demo
cratic ticket and no o,her.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-04
Bleeding kostrils.
CATAR r n. SO It n

pleeClrR NOsUiiS.
IL has done N Q
so much xood !
want you TO send
me two NOR. bot
ties i'm ediately
l have been al.
fiicte'i with ca
tarrh for over 10
year. freq uently
my nose wCu d
bleed and leave
the nostri's IN q
dry. Unframed
condition, with
constant soreness
! exptriei ced re-
lief 8 fter the f1r,t
trial Of Ely's
Cream balm. 1t
8 the best OF q
great mary rem.
edle l. have
Daily Republican., 1884-12-04

SELECI SCnoUL m KS. LAURA Us
that on Monosy, September sth, she VIII 70
open her school for both sexes, In the HaTk
meas building, corner OF Tenth and Marset
streets With full staff Of able and sxpsri.
snced teachers; Mrs. H. will DO prepared k
insure thorough instruction in any branch al
educauon tha' may DO desired. Sho refer1
Win pride TO her successful management Of
ne primary department in past years, and
vii enaeevof BY mild but hrm discipline
and system, to inoulcate correct habit and
smisoie department among her pupils Tsrmo
nom - 70 SiS per quarter, socoldinR 70 classi
noasion. FOR further information apply te
mhS. AAhkNE6S, No. 900 Market street
aux-0
Daily Republican., 1884-12-04
SUNDAY TRAINS.

SUNDAY TRAINS
Philadelphia and intermediate staten
LlO q. N. l2.ol m. 80, 40, s.6s D. N.
Pniladolphta and NewY ork, %, T. 80 ,3<9 .
%. 6.22, GO p. N.
For West Chester. via Lamokin, $40 = n
AMI $50 p. IN.
baltimore and W Arlington LIS, al, atl
600 q. m. baltimore, lilo % N
For further Information pr sengers are ~
ferred 70 the timetables posted at the Sta
tone.
Trains marked ~ are "mitsd express
upon which extra fare lie charged
CHARLES L. PUdH, ]. X. WOOD,
General u ans yer. General paSssnxer ARea
Daily Republican., 1884-12-04

DAL1iMOkE = PHILADELPHIA RAlx
ID Road.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
On and after June 9th, lss4, trains will ru1
A. follows:
Leave Wilmington I.oo, 1880 .. m; 20 an
$40 p. m.
Arrive at Landenburg $50 .. m. IL 90 neon
Alto and o.<' p. m.
Leave Landenbury $50 .. n; LOO and ~
p. In.
Arrivo At wilmington, 500 .. m; LILO ~
1p.m.
ID. OONNEIAL,
yD.u Superintendent
Daily Republican., 1884-12-04

Trains leave Wilmington - follows:
For philadelphia And intsrmsdiste ~
ions. eco, 100, 1910 .. N. 4 90 A.oc, s.te,ab
o. u.
PhiiAdslphia, { sxprses),1 ass. $40, a.so,Ik
III, 800, 910s.kA, i0.06, - .. m. lzSl, iSSt
~, Az, e.6S, e.ae. e.le p, m.
New ork z 10, 2Sb $40 Lao 80. 90. ~ 1000
II. % .. n. s1aE, 1. ~, 40 Aso On, hSS,s.M
s.se, 40 p.m
For Wsst chester via LAnokin, 80 ant
.. Is .. m. $50 and l.0V D. m
baltimore and intermediate stationl. ID. ot
.. N. 900, lLbJ y. m.
baltimore and bay Line, 100 p. m.
baltimore and Washington, LIS, AL, atS
io.0o 1850 Am; l.oE, q. II ace, 700, p. D.
Trains for Delaware DIVISION leave for:
New Castle, e.ls. $50 g. N. l23s, 400, 9 X
md e.2b p. N.
harrington, DelmAr, and vAy stations, aa
m, and II a6 p. m.
Harrington and way stAtionS, e.2s D. N
rrpess for seaford, q 20 y. N.
Express for Delmar. II. So y u. every Gay.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-04
TRUHks Am 1RAV1LII1o &. |.

np KLINE's GREAT NERVE Nm
.1l;Ae storer III the wonder Of the ~ y,
~ nerve diseases. All fits stoDped r..
'sno 70 Isl Arch gtreot, Philadelp61s' Pa
Daily Republican., 1884-12-04
Louisiana State LotteryCompany

Louisiana State LotteryC Company
disappointed In 1888 for = ysars Dy the
Legislature for Educational and Charitable
purposes-vith . capital Of q. 90, ooo-ts
which reserve fund Of over eseo. 900 has sines
been added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote ~ nan.
ehiSs was made . peH OF the present Stats
Constitution adopted Dso. md. A. ID 1s7e.
take plare monthly. II never srsles or post
ponos. Look at he following distribution
l75th 0sooa MO0ehly
AID The
Extraordinary em1.Awaual Draw.
ing, in the Academy o. Music. New or.
Leans. Tuesday. December 10, 1854. usdeI
the perronal sup ervision and man ~ emeni
of9en. u. r BEAUkE0ARD. OF Louis.
lana. and Gen. JUBAL A. EARLY, OF
Virginia
area PITAL PRICE. slSe, 600. -
Notice. are $40 only. Halves,
u. Fiths, %. Tenths, u.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-04

A RATTLE FOX A SINGLE HAkREL
IA breeeh loading shotgun,o on Wednesda y
., ening, December 10, at 1reland's srootfng
gallery, Fifth ard Make. Streets n2got
Daily Republican., 1884-12-04

A LII KIMDS OF SEOONLSAAND
~ stoves, furniture and clothing, OF n
can be bought or sold 1t A. q. OONNEhp,
No. 2l8 West Front street.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-04

A TTEHTlOH.-ALL PERSONS DE
~ airing pure drugs or chemicals, OF
wishing their prescriptions or private receipts
carefully compounded with pure materials
should 70 70 the drug store Of H. h. BRlNC
HURST No. 8lJ Markst street. W.T.. ps
Daily Republican., 1884-12-04

Rntsred ~ the Post Once vt Wilmins
-. Dol, ~ second class mail matter
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-05-16
Weybridgc.

Corn land is being plowcd, and plant
ing will be commenced this week.
Col. Drake is making repairs upon
his dwelling. as is also Mr.. j. y. Child
Mr.. Hart of Vergennes has rented and
moved into the tenement house on Water
street owned by +. Twitchell.
f. S. Wright and daughter, Mrs. G. F.
Child, visited Troy last week, having
been called there 10y the sickness of Mrs,
Hiram Miller. The physicians give Mrs
Miller no hope of recovery.
There was a pleasant gathering OF
about 40 relatives and friends at Leonard
Sturtevant's on Wednesday evening of
last week to witness the marriage OF
Miss Hattie. youngest daughter of Mr.
Sturtevant. to Mr.. Grin Palmer of KEN
per, H., formerly of this place. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr.
Matthews. Everything was in fine order
and nothing occurred to mar in the least
the enjoyment. Refreshments, consist.
ing of four kinds of cake. buiscuts anG
honey. tea, coffee etc, were served under
the immediate supervision of Mrs. Dan
iel Holmes. sister of the bride, in fine
style and great abundance. While we
cannot help congratulating Mr.. Palmer
upon his success in thus getting to him
self a wife so worthy we also feel that
there will be a vacancy in our cOmmuni
ty very difficult to fill. Mrs. Palmer
will carry with her to her Western home
the best wishes of scores of friends.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-05-16
West AddisOn.

Mrs. George Burwell is slowly recov-
ering.
Mrs. Paulina Norton is visiting friends
in Moriah, n. \.
c. B. Strong lost Il very valuable sheep
a few days ago.
c. K. Downing and family have moved
back to their farm.
Mrs. Hila \. Goodale is suffering with
spinal complaint.
Eddie IIoyt is suffering with Bright 5
disease of the kidneys.
ID. j. Nanderhoof of Mincville, y. y,
has been in town on business.
Miss Lizzie b. Goodalc has gone to
Ferrisburgh to spend the summer.
The farmers in this vicinity are putting
in large amount of grain this spring.
Where are all the school teachers
District No. is not supplied. There has
been no application for the school.
John Wright has thoroughly repaired
one of his scow-boats and now is at work
on the other one. They will be as good
as new. Mr.. lIavens of Port Henry is
doing the work.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-05-16

lacks both ability and experience. Not
mfrequently the Office is given to Il young
lawyer, on the ground that he needs IA
lift" This is Il great mistake. The mat
ters contided to his care are too impor-
tant. Good ability and familiarity with
the work are needed on the side of the
State as well as on the part of the de
Tense. If the voters of the county would
devote the same care to the selection of
candidates for this office that each would
exercise in the choice of legal adviser
if he had his own life or property at
stake, there would be no trouble. Then
we should have no tcnth-rate, briefless
barristers conducting the prosecutions of
criminals. 1t is the business of the peo-
ple-if they desire the law cnforced--to
elect officers who will perform what they
have sworn to do, capably and honestly
1t is the business of the press, however,
if satisfied that an Office has been held by
those not fitted for the place, to say so,
and warn against repetition of the en-
rOr.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-05-16

IN quite number of papers we have
noticed disposition to disparage part
of the delegates who have been elected
to represent the Republicans OF Vermont
at Chicago. This seems TO us uncalled
for, besides being unjust. The position
is not one that many would care to take.
1t necesstates quite an expense of time
and money. Such criticisms also reflect
upon the conventions that elected them
The people can generally be trusted to
do such work fairly well; and we be-
lieve that the delegates chosen will unit
edly and earnestly work at Chicago for
the best interests of the Republican
party.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-05-16

IT is a surprise to almost every one to
understand that DR.. Nichols seeks again
to be secretary of State. 1t was stated
in the Burlington Free Press, when the
doctors name was proposed rs candidate
for governor, that "we could as cheerful
ly support Colonel Pingree, who is one
of Vermont's worthiest citizens, i il
1Cere possible 10 rctoiH Dr.. Nichols in his
present office. But he has. as we under
stand, dcfnitely dccided TO retire from that,
a matter of course wholly within his own
discretion to determine This was sup
posed to be official and to end the subject.
Practically it did end it. The doctor can
not expect now to undertake to go back
and crowd out others with success. His
support must be very meagre. Forum
ately, in Mr.. Porter we have young
man of fine character and ability, who as
deputy secretary has performed a large
part of the duties of the office for years,
and will undoubtedly make a capable and
popular secretary of State.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-05-16
West Ferrisburgh.

Oliver Danyeau is building new ferry
boat for use at his place on Otter creek.
Harvey Hayes has the lob.
a young son of Z. S. Torrey went into
the pasture, Thursday night, saying he
was going to catch the horse. The lad
is about five years old. He was kicked
upon the back of his head and neck, rem
dering him unconscious for time. DR..
Towsley was summoned and the lad is
recovering.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-05-16

TIE Vermont IIotchmon, under the
heading " Take Rest says
A Republican tried and true. in the
prime prime. Oh manhood manhood VINO mas vall3ntly
in Tarnnnt in a nrivate no In saw o''' :.
hope there will be no distrust of Colonel
Pingree growing out of the unfortunate
laco slltt ~ IT. NlcilSis auufesSeu nun III
positicew kno,o that PinSree was taken
completely by surprise, and am equally
sure that ne is Just rs independent or all
noIrors that ror - pr0,Por'Ne' mi''i T T1,o
fight was a GOOD one. was well won.is now
over, so far as that Office is concerned,
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-05-16

The Republicans of this county are
soon to meet in convention by their dele
gates to nominate candidates for the va
rious offices. There is one Office to which
we trust special attention will be given.
1t is the States attOrneyship. 1t is the
the most important office in the gift of
the county. The States attorney is the
chief factor in the machinery by which
the law-abiding part of the community
protect their lives and property. If he
is weak, criminals 60 'unwhipt of JUS
tice," and decent men and women are
left at the mercy of thieves and rogues of
every degree. With him largely lies the
question of the enforcement of the Grim
inal law If he is honest, all laws for the
suppression of crime and vice are put in
force; if he is corrupt, then some OF
them might as well not be on the statute
book so far as this county is concerned
1t is notorious that the criminals of thi,
State have in many instances escaped
merited punishment through the weak
ness of the prosecuting officers. An at
tOrney-general for the State has beer
proposed as a remedy. The situation
certainly demands serious consideration
In almost every case where the crimina
is possessed of means, or his friends ar,
wealthy, he has the best counsel the STATE
contains; while the prosecution is lef
wholly in the hands of the States attor
neY, who is too often no match for thu
opposing counsel, for the reason that he
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-05-16
FayOrs Mr.. Clark for Senator.

Editor Register and JomnQl An arti-
Gle in last weeks Register mentions ID.
W. Clark of Orwell as candidate for
the office of county Senator. hope Mr..
Clark may succeed. The attention. econ
omy, dispatch and honesty exhibited by
Mr.. Clark in his management of the
building of our new court house entities
him to the gratitude and favorable con
sideration of the county.
Yours truly,
VOTER
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-05-16
FRIDAY, MAY lG, 1854.
For Representative in Congress,
JOHN w. s. Nv Al T
OF MIDDLEBURN.

THERE was a panic in Wall street, New
York, Wednesday. Several firms of
brokers suspended and one bank, the
Metropolitan, closed its doors. 1t is the
lieved the worst is oyer,
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-05-16
Middlebury Roller Skating Rink.

After studying the amusement question for Il
long time and consulting clergymen, physicians
and educators, have come to the same COnclIl.
sloh as the majority of the above mentioned class.
es-that In accordance with the demands of the
present age we ought to provide some means OF
amusement and recreation for our young people,
or they Will provide for themselves; and, as is
the case, they are not always as iudIcIOus in their
selection rs we might wish. For a long time
haYe been looking carefully into the roller skat-
ing amusement, and the more know and learn
of it, the more thoroughly convinced am that il
Is the most innocent, healthful, invigOraung and
enjoyable of all the amusements in vogue. 1t is
a pleasant social pastme and an invigorating
ana fashionable recreation, very popular now
throughout Europe and the United States There
Is no form of exercise so beneficial and enOya.
BILE as that of roller skating, Its patronage con.
sis Is OF the elte and Intelligence of every city
and town, thus taking 1t out OF the hands of that
undesirable element which would have tenden.
cy to offend the refined sentiment of the best
class OF society.
] have built, opposite Bond X Bros store, a
roller skating rink with one of the best floors i'm
the state; with gallery for spectators, and other
conNenlences, which VIII be open To the public
ON saturday evening, May II, at IL clock
closing promptly at 10 o'clock every evening
As manager reserve the right to cNcude any or
all persons OF Objectionable character. All mai
rons must comply with the posted rules and reg
ulatons in the rink, or they will be excluded
from II. With the helm of "A generous public
propose no keep this rink free from any and all
objectionable features.
wednesday afternoons from To 6 O'Clock and
saturday afternoons from to 4 O'Clock Will be
speclal sessions Tor school children others viii
| occupy the gallery. General admission, 10 cents
use OF skates, ladies, 10 cts; gentlemen, IS cts A
Respectfully,
FRANK A. BOND.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-05-16

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