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, 1884-02-09

The o. r. & n. Co., have bought the
steamer Western Texas, ll55 tons, for 1925
900, and she Will be soon placed on the
Sound route.
A recently admitted attorney. in this
city is called "No one" by his charitable
friends, because Ignorance CT the law eI.
cuses no oae.
The reaction on the Ceur d'Alene excite
ment i. setting in And people are beginn ng
to ask themselves .hat grounds they became
excited !upOn'
d. S. Stearns Of Portland. brother Of ].
o. S:esgns, of this city. is TO be married to
Miss Matte WlIkinsou on the niastesnth Of
The present month
Al Lowe has received letter from rela-
tive in the Sacramento valley " no CONF liins
of having his fset frozen. 1t IS something
strange fer that section
A year Of abundant yield is a year of aush
tunes and plenty of ready money to o!l the
whs els Of manufacture and trade. We hope
1884 Will prove such gear.
Henry B. Psyhe, 0hio's new senator,
wears spectacles, and has benign cou1ie-
nsnce, which seems u be on tie point OF
saying, please pass me some more Of that
excellent chicken pi-."-N 7. WorI2.
Why cannot the world say it at once that
he is travelling preacher,
Ms. j. r. Compton who has been very
III has so far recovered az 70 be conraiasceDt.
But one cCpy of the book entitled "Sarsh
Braun" has been received here, and that is
owned by young blood who is more in
social demand, just now. because OF the
book. than If be were king. We hope that
the young gentleman IL question Will bear
in mind, when he again gets the work In
his hands, that he never had m m7re d.
voted friend thal this scribe.
o., cursed poverty, know fhes to be
OF Satan, for myself have 6aten at thy
scanty table aud slept In thy cold bed.
AID never yet have | seen thee bring On
smile TO human lips or dry one tear as IT
fell from a human eye. Bu. have seen the
Sharpen the tongue for biting speech sni
harden the tender heart. Ay! I've seen
thee make even the presence OF love bGr-
den. .od cause the mother 10 wish that the
b.be nursiuy her scant breast had never
been borp.-A1ro Murray.
, 1884-02-09
tiiy Buildings

Ore Of the hsndsomest family rid nee
IN this city is jusr cpmfl ted for the Hon.
II Ii. Hunga'e on Sec I'd rert II has
e.n blllt during the pat -um ner aud Is
mos. com Dlesely both externally and inside.
Il i two sores IN hig bu, re- k lIng the
pase ueat anG glrret mighs as WI e c1n-
sdzred as four. The found,uon is 81 o:IcS
and cement most su u0stantIAily bllit flT stv
eral feet above the ground ard gives IT,
1uiiiirg a very solid look. 1t con rains II
rooms every one hari plas'er d and dec
Grated IN very PIE sing syle by Mss-rs.
Lorson & st .ekw-il. the Raphael 1nd rltIan
Of Waila Wala Gas is iaii into every
room and hot waaer p pes laid On over the
top OF the nous, ero a iar.e tank, cap
able Of Ioli;ns 30J glllOas is al~ays kepr
iull for an emer ( ,ncy. II $50. crpets
Inc the Il ,ors aid the walls OF th- d.ti-le"I
rooms viii so,n be re we'd or the trrs n
monotony of barren. ss by psi"tlrg' ! d -
tnres. Tae conservatory on TIE g-ouud
floor is placed ffort:fg the garde on Ss;'hd
,treet and will be heated WIN h. " ateT
pipes. Tie bay window here IS a beat
having a border OF different color, : ,'sses.
Che hi rary, parlyr, dining, kitchen sId
family sitting room IS on the u, unr flor.
The rooms are all supr!i-d WITH 4 pAa.ry or
closet ard good n.hc Is obtained IN ch.
The skyli. ht on tie seclnd stry com
posed OF figured ana colOrrd 6 S AID 10Th
tories conan bath room. lhe tase OF
the main stairway IS lighted w,:h very
handsome gas lamp placed IN the ballst' ade
The architectural work Was Sgnea ty r
P. Allen and the buIldIug by y. ii. Bu ler
John Dsvell furnish d the mil wOrk which
IS of red wood and cedar and gave great =
Isfactiop. The cellar Is solid concrete, both
door and walls. and is well done, abd .'he
basement vi soon be finish d and made III
o store room. The grounds around Will
lie filed III AMI planted with ornament Il
shrubbery. 4 very handsome fence OF or
uamental VOID work extends along III
street in from and Is built OF a brick and
cement foundation. TIE furniture i all ell
,re'y new and when ali IS placed Ia PCS
itiou the place viii be as comfortable as 1t
is handsome. We understand that the cost
Of the building E-s oeen ovei $4,000.
, 1884-02-09

E. E. johnson was examined a. AIMS
worth in regard 70 the missing SIS, 900 pack
age and no evidence being shown tina. he
had anything t. d. with its less he was re-
leased. Ia regard 10 the thousand dollar
note " are Informed taat he tooa it around
Tor the purpose Of having some fun with II
and a.tervards replaced it in the safe where
it was seen BY Capt. Grey. There are
many slick characters in Aipsworth and as
i.lappeared to be generally known tia. the
large sum OF money was st the Office 1t Is
probsble that In an unexpected moment
some one slipped in and walked it of. Still
there ives evideatly gross carelsssness in
connection with the whole affair.
, 1884-02-09
Vital eae>f 'Ons::

Ask the most eminent physiciaa
Of any school, wha. Is 'he bez- il--g n tas
world for ouietins and sli-yiag al Irritation
of the nerves and curing al forr:ls q ieFEo'ls
COMPLAINTS, gi ing natural, caici.As refreshing
sleep slwAys:
And they viii tell you unhesitsrinsly
some ioIm. Of HOpes
CHAPTER l.
Ask any or al Of the most eminent ply
sician.:
.sW hat 1. rthA best and only remedy that
"a, he relied oe to cure ali i.sess=s Of the
n ,neys snd urinary ,rgans; snch ., Is sg-ts
h.esse. diabetes. rvtsntson r liability " re-
"A urine. and all the disease, and ailments
peculiar 10 Women
And they viii tell you explicitly and en-
phaticSily .BEclu-
Ask the sane pay sic.ans
What is the mast r-liabie and surest
cure for al liver diseases OF dysgepslI con
ssipati, n, iniigestaan, tih, ness. n4a.arial
fever ssre. Re snd they witt tel you:
.Mandrakei or DIN i-lior,'
Hrace, when thsse rem.iles are combined
with oth-rs equally yalssAle
And co.npIuod-a into Hop Bitters such 3
iCl nc nGei next week
, 1884-02-09

o. Tuesday afternoon the sons OF A,. R.
Walker, who. lives a: the forks Of the CopPei
in this cornty, we're playing With loaded
revolver and By some mischarce it went Of
and the contents Of one chamber lodged ia
the bress. Of .Ae elder, a very promising
youth Of about s;xtsen years OF age. DR..
B,ngham vas within mile or txo of the
spot ct tie time on lis Eav to visit one Of
his patients and at once proceeded tai:her;
he found the boy had been shot through tbs
right lung and he rov lies in critical con.
Ai6o with Vsst sosso If - .1ii Fsss~s.
, 1884-02-09
The Merry Minstreis-

This minstrel troupe composed Of soldiers
hpo the garrison viii give one of their
plsesaas snterssinmsnts at Stahl's Opers
0ous o. Tuesday evening next. Trey far
exceed n talent the trash that pensrerate
tie cslnty sndsr ths same Of minstrel. and
- sntetafzAent VII Be we'll worth attend
inI. rs Arst crvalry hand VIII discourse
thdf sweetest music during the performance
Reserved ssan q. Lewis Book Store
Prices a usual.
, 1884-02-09
,,,.uoRrs CORES soSDESCE.
. u,t. In the sa-d: BaiIs. skating
p,rf,,, aud Lots OF Fun 6sing on.

r, -pr rrrrog CF TIE sTATEsMaS:-Thi3king
,.rb,us few it-ms from AInsworta would
b, nj mere: 70 uUnb,r of your readers.
Twill eniesvor T. tell you something of cur
% feIa,tt.w weeks.
Oar trs:rart, Of the s.ss1n vas on Christ
MI. re. st NJ. Shu /, and was very
..rts T. f,liow'd ty another one on
<. Y,ar. evening, at The same place.
...k Or - lst, ? there va a candy pulling
.,i5,.ce a, tls C4y.e House, and We no.
ii one af oar Prominent young merchants
"a. II dtrg,r u long HIs precious life by
t.-.. ,brlel g. g. ath by the frantic effcr,s
,s.ore.f ,ha d Ties to put tatfY around his
~ q. tn - there was surprise par
.r,.,be ri ieu-e OF ". d. Cady, corner
..Ist ami C...r b a The company first
-.- the bg;-y C.. Sir J. X. McClurken
afram N r. preceded t" Mr.. Cady's.
a.g.al 90 s4ah OCCASIONS somebody got
r,..~ Ia .rut eI-iEe0r of the Billings
c,nHfrL.-.i .ai ct tire IL time 10
...-.r.s.ye IT, a.uss with alnther escort,
.,t.kui.,--a-. the yourg iaiy's mother
,,,-. maui, fi... Va en- sh- did, and that
IN, ret.4r- cls led the gentleman. A
Yer, p.e.star es--s. . va aieat by all and
~ tgp.. tn, NJ Cldy will remain
xi,b al NJ .n.--l 10 be -uspri,ed again.
, 1884-02-09
A Card.

To n Who are SUFFERING from the e-rors and
pdbcrstions Of youth, nervous weakness. early
ds0y. lon Of manhood, ETC., I VIII send re-
- oas vii cure you, FREEOF CHARGE.
NJ rot remedy vas 6scoTered by mis-
icaGy b South America. Send eeh ad-
&sDsd envelope TO the Rev. Joseph 7. In
nsa, eeasoo D. Nsv York City.
s0NS1v
, 1884-02-09
Change Of Firm.

The hardware firm Of MIL. & Witt has
changed hands. N. Witt retiring Messrs.
Mitchell / Hughes of Portland viii tzke his
place IN the firm and the business will be
e1ts. dea to embrace agricultural machinery,
boilers, engines etc.
, 1884-02-09

D- B.unlste- / TOT ind It neces.sry
U AnPu.ste hs Miiu pa,ien;'s + z, but b.
extra ted tie bone spl nsrs and reset the
hnn n suc1 Co"d saape that there Is strors
hopes OF saving il,
We ne o c. more to wan parties ginst
the Heron j, z. TroGl crseS and Bslsn,p
tf'i' 10 the mres, The R,thdrum, Fort
S1r dAlelr, Mls.oa and Evolution
roG'e it always opea.
Many settlers re ming land roth Of
bnaks rlvsr oryoni ra'oa-e cry. Rattle
nAse RI 1: All osher pi .ces TIA viiaisy
aia,t ns many neseon=rs- The Land
ss-s.vs .as ss Sass ia s1shty.
, 1884-02-09

The fellou x h 1t ci tbs scoool dis
tricss in Wals Eslla County. with the
amount Of school funds apporhoned TO each.
this eth day of February, 1854. as required
by section No. is, Washington School Law.
, 1884-02-09

AxsWEs THIS. Is there person nving who
sver saw S casa oi asue. billioasness. nervous
nese, ST neuralgia, or any disease of the stom-
sch, liver ,r kidney..: Hop Bitters VIII
-oS ~-,pas
, 1884-02-09
The kicker,.

Sc / u;le 4 rev brand Of fns
GsAE'' lu-; serd c. the ma5kes by the
We. sn1Tu P.rIl.ud house Of Wilzinski
h = asa b-1 ri Dtih Ia, Just reached
M oh'e. TIE ''H.ck.r," are high grade
osAr, Ti.h deh Lti4l favor, and when
'ey are m r. ioly : i'tEo5 U ,sd. local dealer.
IL. ani hat y val net si-n 8 ready sale.
, 1884-02-09
N. P. r. r.


Having associated business interests in Wslla Waa
with some OF the leading manufactures of the asst we are
now prepared to offer goods in line to the job aud
tail trade at prices which defy competition in this nsrket
We receiving in
, 1884-02-09

Whole amount sppoI toned. 80. .S25,7 A.
Balance In treasury Ty....S 20
The whole humber of school chill
dren in the county is 1850; rate
par scholar ............... u
]. W. Brock, School Supt.,
Walla Walla Co. w. T
, 1884-02-09

Burk. the pay'Cnise. Is about to stsrt 8
ssv papss .. Weis~ Cisy.
, 1884-02-09


comaleted toward Baker City. Il has
se ch d point four nilss ahis side Of the
old Canvas nous-" nd il nsw cnly nine
miles east CT Huntingdoa. Yrsa Baker 70
she eni of the o. g. L. tack ~ absat ffry
miles.
Miss Oracle o'Donasl ,sASAed her thir-
5eenth birthday on Monday. I. The evening
she entertained . party Of hss yeu1s frie.ds,
and her psrss.s sons ci the elder frisals Of
tn family. 1t ~ . Wy aio,ssls saser.
tainnsnt with casdA HUic and singing.
Mr.. Homer 4. Cs.is Of tAs Asa Fr.ncisco
hrm Of Brss., cssis 3 c., es.sL sss.as Of
Il. cd Phoe.iI l~uncs Co., Il BrsokIy.,
:. I. ~ spssAf,s . fsv isys 10 this city.
". Crsie Expresses hinsslf . vsn p,esssd
with the character Of their bsttasa h waIla
7als.
The larss hydraulic dlsrinss 1t tie mouth
of Slate creek !. I. Was purchased yea, go BY
Walla Walla company vho have expended
about $500 or 4, bringing b water sud
equippins the sans With all the node1 sppn-
anoe.- These AHasgs SQ Lest for tvssty
years vorksas. ana ha ~ pspasy. fhs
prel'nins-y ssa - ~ s.ss a16AcAssy.
Mr.. z. AuSha. faolh Cass nsp Or
The srea ..si.etues hss0 = 1,.sli 3
Co, &sanon, ohio. = = - ~ lsssins -
the intsr,st = his saaesy. N,. 4 oys the
brilliant sscee. ssta@ag - istsdasise a
tash threshfne nd ~ mn nAeAAsy dwfAe
the pas. two yezrs ;ustihs thsa b ezas.dhs
the,r trade the coming yeH 10 rcDoftias rot
81 arst thought Of, and tAat, Nth theli e1pe.
rience IN the Aelds Of thA eaask thsy certainly
viii the coming ysai bring out the fnest lins
Of mashinsry Of this slas ever IN by our
farmers and min msA Nh Hngss' hesd-
quarter, ID ss Portind. bs. b p.upssrs to
'isit eur city and vicinity frequssEiy duiAs
the sessou. as b expees lsrs~ tz.de in I0t'
&a 0rssos nd WSa6UD - -
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-09-05

Among the leading members of the
next House will be Dillingham; of Water
bury, who is already widely and favor
ably mentioned for speaker, Bachelor of
Arlington, who will also be thought of for
speaker, Barrett of Rutland, Abel of
West Haven, Hugh Henry of Chester,
Walker of Ludlow, Grout of Derby and
Stranahan of st. Albans. Both the Sen
ate and House show the usual lack of
experienced Legislators the mass being
new men. There will be two or three
Democrats in the Senate, and our returns
show twenty-fOur Democrats and tive
Greenbackers elected to the House, from
1870 towns. This indicates II heavy falling
off of the Democratic representation in
the House. There were tOHY-ScreH Dem
Ocrats in the last House.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-09-05
W.. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER

hundred majority, on all but sheriff. to
which office Barton, regular Republican,
is reelected by over 400 majority. The
bolt ON sheriff was II formidable comhina-
tion Of Democracy and whiskcy. aided by
some personal animoSity and by more
money. probably, than has been put into
am election for Il county office in this com
tV. within orr recollection. Money was
freely used, especially in this city. against
Barton, who himself spent numOncy ON the
election. The Republican county ticket was
cpuntcrfcitcd. by the use of disrcputublc
means and every Republican voter who
could he hired, caiolcd or cheated into a
vote for the Democratic nominee was won
t. that side. But the mass of the RCpub-
liclns of the county, to their honor be it
said, pulled true, as they are wont to do,
and justified the confidence we have
steadily rcposed in them. More interest
was manifested in this city, over this con
test, than over any other and the hopes
of the Democracy ran high, when the
vote of this city was counted; but the re
turns from the other towns soon put the
boot on the other leg and the Republi
cans who stood by the regular ticket real
lied the truth of the old adagc that "ht
laughs best who laughs last
Below we give in tabuatcd form the
corrected vote for Chittenden county
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-09-05
VARIOUS STATE NOMINATIONS MADE.
Republicans of Massachusetts Nominate
the old Ticket-The Democrats
Nominate W. &. Endicott
for Governor.

BosToN, Sept. 3.-The Republican State
convention have unanimously renomlna-
ted the old ticket, with eX-Gov. Talbot
and Rev. DR.. Mark Hopkins as electors
There was IL short, eloquent speech by
President Robert Morse.
The resolutions declare the impossibility
of reform by the Democratic party, even
though it make some conspicuous prose
lytes from among the conilding favor il
discriminating protective tarif1 commend
the Republican party rs the true friend Oh
labor favor the furtherance of civil ser
vice reform and foreign policy that Will
protect citizens everywhere, foster COM
mcrce and preserve the rlghtlul pre-
eminence of the nation of the western
world: hold it the duty of the
general government to ensure tree bal-
lot and honest count favor liberal legls,
lation, Il carrying trade and an eilcieh'
navy oppose the further coinage Oh SILVER
dollars endorse the Chicago platform ana
Blaine as Il statesman of experience, ildel
ity, ability and patriotism: IN whose
hand the honor and welfare of the nation
| is safe: congratulate the nation on
| the safe, honest administration o'
President Arthur, and favor Massachu
setts' local reforms, and GOV. Robinson
| Massachusetts Democratic Convention
WORCESTER, Sept, 3.-The Democratic
State convention here was not large, oW
ing to the effect of Buffers detection
Col. Jonas H. French was chosen presi
dent and made dull speech ON Vermont
saving the reduction of the old time Re
publican majority was welcome news Il
friends of reform all over the land. Whel
Vermont falters, what may we not eNpec
| of doubtful States. >,
| On Il formal ballot Hon, VIM. {. Endl
! colt was nominated for governor
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-09-05
MIR. BLAINE'S LIBEL SUIT.
The Defense say They will not BE Ready
before November.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept, 3'-In the
United states District court today Judge
Woods overruled the demurrer filed by
the defense in the Blaine Sentinel suit
The attorneys for the defense appeared
and announced that the Sentinel's answers
would he ready tomorrow and Mr.. Blaine's
counsel waived the formally of ruling the
defenseito answer The Sentinel's counsel
for trial before November for the reason
that most of the witnesses live at n dis
tance from indianapolis and ii great deal
of work will be required in taking deposi-
tiOuS
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-09-05
.:7E-a95 .!z4EE!!41 Comstock
-4;!,.a9s a3EGI=5;2 shea

Complete returns from all the towns in
the county rive sheriff Barton 361 major
ity. Considering the desperate effort
made to beat him and the strong asSer-
tions of his leading opponents election
day that they had beaten him, this Is do
ing pretty well.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-09-05
Mr.. Tilden Congratulated,

NEW YORK, Sept. 3-The resolutions to-
Mr Tilden adopted by the National Dem
ocratic convention were presented by the
committee appointed for that purpose last
evening. After they were read "A pleasant
conversation with Mr.. Tilden enslied after
which the committee and guests took
leave and returned To the city. Mr.. Til
denis indisposition is not regarded as
serious.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-09-05


,io>t Lv,h >t;... >-...i.t, o..,,i.,i
ny M w. II M ltch, MISS NellIc II. 0PauillnG.
i,. he,t,ti ntlll1u,atS VI t,'G ,GMn ilauf pu
io uri,l"i,Ht ,,, i "i io' W. H II!"N cNSHlnS'
i'"H M"9 i"lHt' az lilt iool VI 4hail '7l.'
i' VSS 'maI llu;Ii;rroI ; h''ililre,i lar'lciPat
III r III ne '',!,'"I I "uu ch'tIIuI MnIIu
nU,ITTWro n,,Tt NaN "nl4,i'''tl u", ", 'V,in' 'VW,in', u,
iI' ,"rG. ", iiff''"'E ""@,''a @ 9.n"N az w Vi T
H1rl" r9',. am, ,. 'H'' in t,n ,''', XIII ''', fniy
,,Hi N, '"i',, '.I't W', III "' u Iul LcH
M nT' =. ~ u}.' aug 'I' N"'" It, "'''
'ir I"r ilH."c ii''N' .....3..
"r,''"H t,VtIjo' "'H ~ ,'r I'''t,
r,, ',',I ,i1 i"v i'r'i7!", Nr",mei
''uN,'' o''l " -'"'t HitIic'''I ~ N",'l9.
,houHn 'llt m con lp'ra'INV!A Jew were "pomt "lm
,nr p"lS =, "i' ~ ]" q, III; ,int 'olia
,l'r, li "''u III ,i'''i ~ ~ I,,,tti ! i'P!
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election. Last wear the largest ballot was
three hundred and ninety Republicans,
Democrats and Greenbackrrs taken
! together At p. m. the representative
| DON was turned resulting a. follows
Whole number of votes. 81 necessary
Tor choice, ST :ot these Frank kenheld,
the regular RcpubIlcan nominee had 2'',
| J. y. Holbrook, Democrat, 60. The voting
| Inst registered 4Ul names when the repre-
sentative box was turned at p. m. k. >.
hallup had ?3 scattering >. The an
| nounccment OF Mr.. keniieId election was
! met with prolonged applause. Mr.. Ken
| Itlu was called Tor, ana responded IN Il
| '''' - 80 ''''' p''lI- nv '''i'i'
tfal spllt tickets were presented y splt
county ticket bearing the name I. =.
Itrkcr or tlinore lor senator l. a
Naming Tor assistant Sldt Judge >. W.
! Kay ol Cambridge Tor states attorney
| - {. Hardy OF MorriSNllle for sheriff III
place ni the regular nominees, was present
rd \ state ana county RepuDlican tlck-
| CT WIN u. simmons name attached Tor
T1oH HSreSNilah was aus" presented
! ! ne N"l" lOr toNVfhof WIS IlllEfce, E''
Rcddington. 50: county r. f.. Christy,
senator, Republican, POI: Brigham. Dem
Ucrat, II :: {. :. Parker, Temperance split,
I9N: Congressman. j. W. stewart, 265:
9nhln"llS ~. MuCh annoyance IN count
names nn tirLrts and marv snIit tickets
'TLr ,nuntir,r tbrnu,rhniif nu hnnn vprv
,,ui,.t
Alip"rSh'
Charles SuWlcS. aged about % years
Youngest son of William 7. SoWlcs Of this
town. died OF yellow fever On board Il ship
from Mexico to California, the 18th inst.
Mr.. SoWles left this town about five years
ago To seek his fortune in the West ....
= At present writing there are five active
candidates in the field for town represeL- -
! tive with several "dark horses" in the
rear IA man by the name of l.. b. Miles,
from IacOlle r. O.. where he is at work
? on the highway bridge across the lake,
| was married in this town short time ago.
He was formally il resident at or near ST.
: .Iohnsburv in tins State. where it is claim
T. ed he leaves II wife and one or two chill
| dren. He worked ON the new railroad
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-09-05
Gen. Logan in Wisconsin.

MADISON, Wis, Sept. "a mass meet
ing was held in the park in front of the
Capitol building, fully 5000 people receiv-
ing Gen Logan, He was introduced by
Gen. Fairchild and spoke thirty minutes,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-09-05

81. ALBANs, Sept In this town ON
State ticket, pingrce has so, Redington
4o6. On Senatorial, Noble So, Greene
33S. Eleven towns give Republican coun-
tN ticket 2olu, Democratic 24O;. q. W.
BurlesOm of East Fairfield and Captain
T. b, Kennedy of Fairfield are elected as
States attorney and sheriff.
We are sorry to chronicle the success of
the bolt in Franklin county. BY its means
the Democratic county ticket is elected by
ii small majority. On the state ticket the
county increases its Republican majority
of four years ago, showing that the contest
ON the county ticket was personal rather
than political. The bolt was, in fact,
largely aimed at the Central Vermont
railroad, and ut Chief Justice Royce. 1t
is significant that St Adams, Judge
Royce's home, gave Il pronounced verdict
in his favor; and that in Richford, his
libellcr, Maloney, was defeated for town
representative,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-09-05
Ohio Tariff Men.

COLUMBUS, O., Sept "a largely at
tended meeting of State wool growers was
held here to-day. Resolutions wer, II
ed pledging political support only t.
men.
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JVIll NEW SERIES NOI. xxx. BIRLINGTO
THE ELECTION At HOME.
The Result in burlington and Chittcndrn
County.

The detailed statement of the vote of
Burlington is given below. II shows II
Democratic majority ON their entire
ticket.
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Election Notes.

Hinesburgh finished voting at $40 Wed
nesday morning. At that hour and ON
the ninth ballot Daniel Patrick, ID, was
elected Representative by 3 majority
John NJ. Rolfe. Democratic candidate
for Representative from Colchester, had
four majority.
Smith Wright of Williston is going to
the Legislature, anyway. His townsmen
have chosen him 10 represent them in the
House.
Col. George W. Hooker was beaten for
Representative from Brattleboro by DIR.
James Conland, AZ to 33l. This is the
first time in its history that Brattleboro
has chosen II Democrat as Representative.
DR.. Conland's partner, Dr. IIolton, is
| elected to the Senate from Windham
county.
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southern Vermont.

Thomas Kennedy of Rutland. conduc,
tor on what is know as the marble train,
which runs between Rutland and West
Rutland, on Wednesday, while in the act
of uncoupling IA car which the engine
was throwing on the marble track
at West Rutland, lost his hold and fell
upon the track and was run over by the
forward truck of the engine, losing leg.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-09-05

We congratulate the Republicans of
this county on the very handsome result
in this county, The Republican county
ticket is elected entire by about fifteen