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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-07-06
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at the pricc-25c. a pair.
Large lot Ladies' fancy
printed Hose. Choice styles,
regular 45c. and soc. grade,
35c. a pair.
New lot Ladies' Jcrscy-tit-
ting UndcrvcstS at 25c. and
2Oc. Have from NIcSsrs. Ar
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of French Balbriggan Jersey
fitting Undcrvcsts at soc.
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ana spun S'IN at NI.25 c''h'
Novelties in muslin and
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'front.' wear
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-07-06

From thu Philadelphia Press
In an entirely kindly way We beg to Iii
rect Colonel lngcrso!l', thoughtful attention
to the fact that none Of the the mistakes nl
Moses ever amounted to the euormity ol
killing Oh a favnrite SON 10y rash speech
in "A nominating convention.
From the Philadelphia Ledger
Considering that Colonel " Bob " lngersul
puts ON airs Of superior wisdom over other
folks, he can open his mouth and put hi,
foot in it like any common fool. Burcharl
and Ingersoll might hr htched up together
rs a innm-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-07-06
Gcn. Harrison nt Re-ncn.

Thh ! p, ludiauH regiment, in the charg'
at Rr-ara, Miss, led the assault and Glen
Harrison was not far behind thu. first tn,
works We're scaled and ipur guns capture,
1t is told Of Harrison that when he Jumpe,
into the ditch bee grabbed a rebel gunner b,
the beard aud yelled. "Comr out Of here
you damned rebel aud the rebel came ou
behind the broad shoulders of the youthful
colonel. II this story D. true, says Nose
Ne Lam of indianapolis Who va, u charge
1t is the first time ! ever heard uf the gen
-rnl- uttrriug AN oath After the huttl.
Gcu Joe Hooker rode upand said =" BY God
Ben Harrison, l'll make you brigadier fpl
this day, work" For his gulantry a
Peach Tree Creek he was made a hriladiel
ia full commission
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-07-06
Gen. Harrison on isis Ancestry aud
EnrIy Life.

Enrly Life.
Gen. Harrison pins but small faith On
his pride of ancestry lie told a report
er the other day that he never investigated
on his own account a. to whether he had
come down from one branch or another Of
the English llarriSnns. II received let
ter from gentleman Of Virginia today, "
he said saving that he was of the opin
ion, from genealogical table, that ! was
descended from a cavalier family that came
over tu Virginia from England and not
from the rnundhcad general | suppose
that would better please the Nirginans.
but care nothing about these questions or
ancestry They will not be considered in
the approaching canvass. received moth
ing from my ancestors hut an education
and that wns sufficient
My father had farm, continued tien
Harrison, about five miles from that Of my
grandfather. lie signed some worthless
notes, and died poor, leaving his family
nothing. ! married young when was
only twenty years Of age, and came to In
dauHpolis, which was then place of only
i,Nh or lb,F" lOlhlllhlllN. nv WIG diltl
| took as our dwelling IA little house of only
three rooms on Vermont street remrm
her We had six knives and six two. pronged
forks, six plates and similarly slim equip
ment all around My wife did her own
work, aud we have both said since we were
never happier in our lives Nv first fee as
lawyer, five dollar gold piece, | received
at the door Of that dwelling was hired
10y farmer to plead suit for him in lii
tie country place. | could not hire ear
riage and have any money left of my fee,
aud 81 | went horseback in much discom
fort, hut won my case and brought home
some money. LAWYERS do not make much
money, or at least they do not usually have
much more when they die than the roof
over their heads | own this house and
the lot ON which it rests, but have no 9th
er real estate except fifteen acres Of my
grandlather's farm at North Bend. /
hought that for sentimental reasons. 1t is "A
part Of the farm of sister of mine. |
have no income beyond my professional one
as a lawyer except about $1,000 from GER
tain investment
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-07-06
The Procession win Now Move

The issue is joined. It is Harrison. Pro
lection. aud the Flagof the Union VS. Cleve
land Free Trade aud the Bandanna Get
ont the transparencieS and let the campaign
proceed.
President Cleveland has vetoed private
pension hill because the soldier was killed
while interfering to stop fight between
two soldiers. The President says if he had
rrfrained from interfering he would have
saved himself and would have performed Il
the utmost his military duty. senator El
munds does not agree with this kind of log
ic, aud ON his motion the message was laid
ON the table
Levi +. Morton, our candidate for Vice
President. "remembered' Dartmouth col
lege some years ago, and now he has ais,
Remembered" Mildlebury college. At the
commencement on Wednesday President
Brainerd announced the establishment OF
the Levi Parsons Morton professorship
towards the endowment of which Mr. Nor
ton gave SlO,OOO
W. II. Barnum of Connecticut has been
reelected chairman Of the Democratic ma
tional committee.
The Republican national committee met
in Chicago on Monday evening aud elected
j. S. Clarkson permanent chairman, ano
Samuel Fessenden permanent secretary.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-07-06

The report Of the committee appointed by
the Harvard faculty 10 examine into the
~ hole question Of college athletics has been
made public The charges that athletics
tend to interfere with study, cause loss of
time frequency of accidents and detrimen
tai physical effects from over exercise, as
well as heavy expenses and general harm
fu results from excitement aud dissipation
caused 10y intercollegiate contests, are re
futed by carefully prepared table of sta
tistics
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-07-06

name uf Harrison is one associated with
victory in the struggle Of American indus
trial Independence 1t is good name fur
the leader in the protection campaign ol
lSSS especially against a free trade prcsi
dent from New York seeking reelection.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-07-06
A FEW FACTS ABOUT DAKOTA;

The two counties of Grand Forks and
Walsh alone raised ln SS7 10000
moro bushels of wheat than the whole
state ot Kansas
Dakota produced .tr,ee hu-n.l- of corn in
iNN,. ltrpou u thr Commissioner uf Arrirul-
trrI
Dakota is twclnh 700 ur.n-t of state, in the
amount of It's utl r,vu
Dakota is seventeenth in the list of states 10,
amount of pN"u. Mitch Cow. .aul other cnttlp
Dakota is eighteenth IN the list or states il,
Dakota IS fifteenth m the I-t of states III
number "t nrv ~Iap'r- published
Dakota is thirteenth m tio. n-r OF -tat.~ i'll
Railroad mileage
Dakota is seventeenth mth. list of states in
th" amount of m"ur, expended l'r SchnolS
Dakota Loans ar, uov considered among
the safest and t-~D of Western investments
Our per cent Dakota Farm Mortgage,
are selected with great .u. and ni,. located iu th,
/ best part uf th'. l,.d River Null., 4 nu supply
of thrsr mort si-'~ 900 hnnl l'r -tl. at the.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-07-06
Al, the Music Hall "pop-,

From the Boston Herald
A maiden sat la the gallery high
Ouc summer night iu Mu,ir HAN.
Aud brave Apullu stood clusr hy,
Proud in "a niche within the wall
Shr turned aud ealrd on the lovely Pud,
Aud eyed his graceful limbs ushanyc,
Then said Ia TONES a tribe odd;
Excuse me, sir, do you wear panisf'
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-07-06
VOL. Nv.
Business Garns.
,mEHMAN q JENNE,

SHERMAN a JENNE,
a,nc,m Insurance aud Real Estate Agcnts,
representing Companies whose assets are over
S9OO, ,OOO, 900.
TENEMENTs TO LET.
Agents for BAucocK FIRE ExTNarisnnas
Irir. in New bank Block, cor. Alnm n Elliot Sis
BltATTLEBORO, WI
IOH PRINTERS.
y UllDEErll IS FALES
Irowirt"r, ol the D. Leonard Printing unrr.
il,HNuNN lhurK, HRrrlEHuUu.
", q. GODDARD,
w BOOK k.BI NDER.
.,.lrhN,l.~ building. Fitst., Brtttlrburu. Nt
NTTI.EHOKO
- TELEPHONE ENCIIANG!E.
.r.u .lN uuI u.srr strp-uy l;lprh zap STAIRS.
lirttiIrlturu, VI.
I.rus turiull sat ut Instruments, S2jnprr muuth
hRS. TUCKER n BOWEN.
PIN SIClNNS ANb ST KGEpNS.
Do. luahrt.~ ullrt aud r.>nl,urr Nu. Green 81
'uir,. hours as usual In BuNru. , uri'r and u..
.l,u,, l.ruuard'S hluck Onicr hours ttll A. NJ .
.uI lrYm IT, to and GtuS
,JENRN \. CIIAPIN.
ii pEt nDlol HHuuh- llur-E BtucN.
IIttIutu.o tI.t ullus.ui Pharmacy ul th'titN of
.,n art Formerly vita ta~Ncl. llal1ri a CO.
tu,tHi uti,ut,ot q" Iuu,dg prescriptions.
- .CuAMHERLAIN.
ID, HANS. tt'ES, MEMS FURNISHINGS.
went lpr Dunlap Hats aud Irltt-i,uru Laundry
$! Main Street, Brooks Hou,,. Block.
" ATHKMAN ATHKt1MlIA11iN>xS,y.M \ MAHTIN' AZ
Bank Block nrttlrhnru, VI.
.. MILLER, VI. H.,
~. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
llr,rrr lilh. Bruttu. till sam; II =, to pm.
hH ALVIN KNAPP,
- T. + is r,
Hooker Block, Brtlrhuro Vt
II y. IOITON, VI. ID,
IL. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
pnn' and residence cor. Main and Walnut Sts
40 hnmr from to and Il to O'Clock = ~.
Brdttrburu, Vt.
K.AILEN n CO.,
/. DEALERS IN 1T MBER OF ALI KINDS.
ii9 Flat street, Brattlrhuro, VI
LANES CONLAND, VI. u,
- Illh SltlAN AND 81 RGEON
VIirr u Crosby Block. uppu~it" Telephone tN
pnc" hours t"9A. M, tu3rM
E'~idrnrr Q" Ma 81. .......... Brattrhoro. VI
~ =. WEBSTER, VI. u.
> pncr and Residence u tlli"t St, Brattlr
uoro' Nt unco hours before sA NIL to and
nt', I-r. ~
INR. E. LORD,
NErIEIN NRY SURGEON.
graduate ut tu. luudpu, Eng. Veterinary Got
lr-,. treats al diseases ut dum,~ticitrd animals
unire at Briggs ~ Ca. $ Drug Store. Residence
tuA'- E'rh. el Hat
IIASKINS n STODDARD,
ii ArIOBNENSN COT NSEl.IuRS AT LAW
and solicitors ot Patents, Bruttlrhuru. VI
II J.CARPENTER, Market Block. Elliot
-. ST Drah'r in Toys. Fancy Guuds Buuk>
stationery. Newspapers. Magazines and Period
Gals subscriptions Received for the principal urN~
papers and magazines and Forwarded by mail ui
otherwise.
a.. HOLSTER,
>, FIRE INSURANCE AGENT.
pututy. Vt.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16
A Burglar shot by q Boy.

WILKRsBARRE, Pa, May 16 a
gang Of burglars have been operating Of
late In this Town and other parts OF the
Wyoming Valley. Early yesterday
morning the robbers went to the resi-
denoe OF Councilman John MAhonoy, n
wealthy liquor dealer, and, as he lay
asleep on 8 lounge, dressed, they took
from his person hls watch and the keys
TO his liquor store aad the saie, and also
a revolver from under hts pillow, with
out d!stnrblng him. They went to hia
store and effected an entrance. They
were about to rob the safe, Containing
nearly 81, 1000, when an employe In the
store aWoke and frightened them of.
The burglars went from the store 10 the
house OF William BlAse, u barber, q
block away. and entered the room
where his two boys were sleeping. They
aroused the elder boy, who reached for
= revolver lying beside him on the bad !,
and fired at one Of tho burglars, wound
ing him. The robber escaped with the
assistance Of oonfederktes, and ties
have as yet not been discovered.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16
"a Bov Hero ~

Martin Hay den and his company ap.
pearsd again az the Opera House last
evening 10 his melo.drAma entitled "a
Boy Hero" before o medium sized
audience. The play possesses consid.
cradle dramatic merit, and the audience
showed their appreciation by frequent
bursts OF applause. The plot is in.
tensely interesting . nd holds she atteu-
tion OF the audience from the com
mencement until the curtain falls on
the final scene. Mr.. Hayden is IN ex
oellent actor, and his conception OF the
character OF Julian is admirable and
rot In any way overdone. Hls suppor,
ia good, and the entire performance well
worth seeing. The play will be pre-
sentsd for the last time this evening
and the opportunity should bo improved
b y AL who have net already seen II,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16
orozler Monument rund.

All persons who have received oir-
oulass selicitlpR them TO oontrlbaie to
the fund TO erect q monument TO the
memory OF the old patriot, Eli Orozler,
will please hand IN tha Smounts th9y
feel free TO coniiibute, without delay.
All persons who did not receive such
oirculars will niso plesse send their
contributions for this noble and pa
triotic purpose, to either OF the follow
ing named persons: Henry r. Bring
hurst, N. B Danforih, Duncan Bros,
Samuel H. BAynart, Adams q Bro f,
8. II Hawklns. John ]. Gallsgher, j..
T. Montgomery, DELAWARE REPUBLI
CAN office, or TO Robert q. FrRim, sec
retary Of the Soldiers aud SAilora'
Monument Association, or Jos. r. II
Montgomery, chairman Of COMMITTEES
OF Thos. A. SUlyth Pest, No. l, g. A,
II. All persons who have received do
nations or may hereafter receive the
Same will please rel oct the amounts re
oelved and names OF CoaGIibutors with
out delay to J. Il. e Montgomery, treas
urer of the CTozler Monument Fond.
Contributions no matter how smRl
will be thankfully received. Remem
bar, the n oney is I, ,quired before Ma.
/ 30'h, 1883. Please reepond promptly L
this call. Amount reported AZ COLLECT
ed to date S85, requiring 6l16 more 3
complete its erection.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16
Tho Old silver Spoon,

How fresh In my mind are the days OF
my sickness,
When I tossed me in pain, 81 tevered
and sore;
7 10 burning, the nausea, the sinking
and weakness,
Aud even the old spoon that my
medicine bore.
The old silver spoon, the family spoon,
The sick chamber spoon that my
medicine bore.
How loAth were my fever-parched lips
to receive 1t,
How nauseous the stuff that 1t bore
to my tongue,
And the pain at my inwarts, oh. nauSht
could relieve it,
Tough tears Of disgust from my eye
balls It urung.
The old silver spoon, the medicine spoon
How awful the staff that 1t lett on my
tongue.
Such is the effect OF nauseous, gripping
medicines which make the sicG-room
memory Of horror. DIR. PleTce's Pltasnn
PnrRAtive Pellets, on the contrary, ART
small, sugar coated, easy to take, pure.
ly vegetable aud perfectly effective. q
nanka n vial.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16
oeill.Ion on tho Ksnnet. PKG.

As three Sons Of William j. Lsnk
were passing through the toll gate on
ths Kenneti pike. last Sunday night,
on their way home from MT. Salem M.
Z. OhueoS, two teams came racing to
wards this city, one of which collided
with the buggy in which they were rid
ing, breaking the ccOssbat aud allowing
tho horse to BtArt OF at brisk gate.
But luckily he HAs stopped by another
son, who happened to bs . few rods
shead OF them. One OF the racing
vehicles WAS overturned By the COLI
sion, but luckily the parties escaped
injury. l. Is said that they had been
drinking at some country paces, aud
were thus rendered reckless. Tie law
soould be enforced against such con
duct.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16
More Oaroiessntss.

The driver OF 8 pair OF horses attached
10 a cSh, bslonglpR to Andrew TrAynor,
left the team standing near the corner
OF Sixth and Madison streots, on Mon
day morning, while he went into q
ueiahborips hotel to Qusnch hia thirst.
During his Ablen6e the horses started
eff ut q lively pAcs down Sixth street,
aud on oomla4 to Orange they collined
with Foord's bottllng establishment,
knocking q window out OF the COACH
and keeping down Orange street, they
ran Into team belonging to John 2
Donahoe, knocking down one Of Mr
DIS horses and doing some oth9r slight
damages. They were then stopped and
further mischief prev, nted. The drivei
realized that his drink was rather
costly one.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16
PRICE ONE GENT!
NOVA summary.

The Coroner's Jury IN INC Hatch CASA
In New York, yesterday, returned 3
verdict Of Accidt ntAl death. They
found that Hatch's fatal fall WAS IN.
duoed by fright ut fear OF exposure SOD
violence, and that he WAS entioed 10 the
house by Ferris and Mrs sooheld. The
accused were held in $4,000 bail each for
the Grand Jury.
Five man hirad O shlf at Keokuk,
Iowa, on Monday, and went to look ~
toe oYerfiJwed district. Ol their re-
turn they stopped mt brewusy on the
river bank. When they staIt,d Tor
home and had got short distsno % from
shore the boa, was overturned, ana
John Curry and John Lafey weiol
drowned. The others were rescued.
The river At Mascatine, Iows, on
Tuesday, reached . hslght OF IL feet o
inches above low water narR. o1c mon
higher than ever before. The ieveen
protecting MuHcatins Island We're Ia
danger and teams and mtn were tale
gr.Ihed for to prevent breaks.
The State Department on Tuesday re-
celved cable dispatch from OUT Oon-
sul at TAngier ssytns that ali the ques-
tions OF disagreement between Morocco
and the United States have been set
tied, Ani be has 'ssile all the points
oontended for.
A Northern PaciAo freight train was
wrecked near Superior, Wisconsin, ON
Tuesday afternoon. An engine and ten
freight cars were wrecked, and a larao
quantity Of grain was ru ned. Tho
cause WAS misplaced switch.
May Grimm and John S1hmidt were
killed by an express train on the Penn.
| syivaniA rAilIoa1 at Menlo Park, N. j..
on Monday evening. Both were we'll
dressed and respectable looking.
The total value OF our beef and hog
products duiipR the ak mouths whioh
ended April 80 last wa $50 0eo, OS4,
against Sal, ,314. 1893 duriog The corre.
spending period Of the preceding year.
L.niley T. Brown, an eyed aud prom.
inent farmer living near Clap Station,
LancaIter county, Pa, was Rored to
death oy . bull on his farm Monday
evening.
The Customs OJllector st New York
has de ,lded 70 send back to Italy on
Saturday, ave Italian oonvlots who
landed last week.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16
Robbery In Delaware ulty.

Robbers effected an ontrsnos into the
hou.es OF George W. RfJbold and
James Clark st Delaware Uity on Mon.
dny night, and several articles we're
carried on. Mr. EsybOld took tbb
early tain on Tuesday morning for this
city, and st Safe Road Station . mAu
wearing his overcast came on board
On reaching New Castle Mr.. Rey bold
cAlled on sheriff Lambson to arrest the
man on his arrival In our city, but sn
the train was passing Shantytown the
rogue jun ped of and ran up an alley.
Ths train was immediately halted aud
the sheriff and Mr.. Reybold pursued
him Oh = ''double quick" and tae sher
Id aud Constable Wise soon cAPtured
the nseing rogue. Besides Mr.. Rey
bold's overcoat, $40 gold piece and
quSnliiy Of jewelry, q complets set o
burglars tools, keys, etc, were founS
in his possession. A box OF jewelr.
which hs threw from the train wa
also recovered. The rogue was lodget
In jail for safe keeping, and will gooi
be Indicted aud tried ut the present ses
qloa OF court for his offense.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16
special Mention.
rev wan PnSer store,

New wall RNAor Btores
The undersigned having opened the
store 200 West Second street with full
line OF wall paper and window shsdes
We are prepared to do work ~ short
notioo. We would solicit call from
our friends and the public. We en-
ploy first-olAss work men and guarantees
satisfaction. g. W. Evans q Co., 2Os
West Second street.
Having Enlarged ntr FACTORY
I am now prepared to do all my work
promptly. All ir need Of new CAR
riARe or who wish TO have their old
ones repaired, should give me call, as
all work is made Of the best material
and put together in the bast style.
Prices moderate. JOHN WALTnER,
Over Market Street Bridge.
nm Eaos
that everybody ought 70 know that A.
Sergeant gives 2340 lbo. Of the best, we'll
cleaned coal in every ton you buy. Oak,
pine and hicory kindllng wood In large
loads. Lime for whitewashinR. Yard
foot Of Monroe street. Central Office
Seventh and King streets. Look for ths
blue siRn. 0penin1 in the evening.
The GREAT Eye Remedy
Ia DR.. 6imms' Eye Cure. Infamed gort
and red eyes, or red eyelics, weak and
detective eyeslght from any cause arr
nicely relieved and quickly cured.
Supplied In IS and 30 cent bottles, the
prescription OF DIR. 6lmmB b 5on, 4tf
and King 6ts., Wilmington, Del.
window Shades, window shades.
Housekeepers wanting window shade
made of the best material ard at th'
loweet cash prices, oAn get them at l.
II. Sprinsar's, 229 Orange street.
N. B.-Venetian Blinds painted AMI
rimmed. Ali orders promptly @ lied.
A few more OF those beautiful dollA
chromos given away with every pouutl
OF tobacco, at only thirty oents pound
Chapman, Seventh and Orange streets
Wilmington, Del.
Twelve finely retouched caoir ess an
one frame size with each dozen, fur "
ut HollAnd's, 307 Market street.
Bush's, French street wharf IA the plac
TO buy your coal.
Ask for Youths Smoking Tobsocf
Jos. Wallace, GOT Pine street.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16
Streets ana sewers.

The regular weekly meeting Of the
Street aud Sewer Directors Was held
lsst evening.
Formulation was granted james Tib.
bitt to set 100 feet OF curb on Elm street
between Frbnklin Aud Harrison.
Judge Wales was granted authority
TO set curb on he south side OF Gilpin
avenue. between Harrison and Frank
lin streets,
A gutter was ordered TO be laid on the
north side Of Rodney street, between
Delaware and Gilpin nvenueh
The Front and Union Streets Railway
Company was granted permission TO
lay . out out on the lower side OF Front
street between Market and Bhipley.
The chief engineer Of the Survey ina
Department Was instructed TO measure
tho grading on HeAld street between
Tenth and Eleventh, and the paving on
Front street between Justison street
and Maryland avenue.
Pueey, Scott & 90. were ordered To
have fence put along their lot on
Third street west II Shipley run sewer
A Communication from ". g. Baugh,
8. II. Bsynard and James II. MO
G0piEal. the committee Of Oity Ooun
oil TO attest the books of the depart
ment, showing total receipts of S94 1856.
0l and total x penditures Of S6l. .333 80
10 bs correct, was accepted and ordered
filed. Thomas II Laliy was INSTRUCTED
tl repair Sidewalk in font Of lot Of
French street. above Eleventh.. Bill
were ordered paid as follows: Lobdel
Oar Woesl Company, S7.62; John Do
Ian, $i93 49; John Carr, " 95j Jester q
j Mcdaniel, S207. 90; James b. McBride
t79l4 After passing the weekly pay
roll the Board adjourned.