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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-01
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We, tire undersigned Banks and b .oker.
will pay sll Prizes drawn in Ths Lccisiarf
State Lotteries which may DO proso tad
our counters.
Y. \. WALMsLEY, Pros. Lousufans
National BANK.
PIERRE LANAUx, Pres, ssase Ne
thOnnl hank.
A. BALDWIN. Pres. " o Nat'I Ma
CARL NO HM, Pres. Union Hntionul
| Bank,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-01
THE ARTISARS' SAVING BANK.
no. 5Oa R1ARRrr STREET..

\
no OkPORATAD. ,BRBRUARY "a, lH
Opento receive deposits daily froln q. 10,
anti p. M, and on Tuesday and Ssturda,
evenings from TO s O'Clock.
The charter Of the bank provides that
profits upon It's Investments, except so muei
as Is required fer TN payment Of necessary
expenses AMI for suit .ols surplus for tnl
security OF dsp9silo.s, shAll be diviiet
AIp DEF the depnsitors.
No manager is SLOWED to borrow any part
OF tho iunds deposited with the Corporation
MANIAC ERS.
George W. Bnsh, y. Allen Hilica,
q. Weslo = eidln, "a. d. Lichtenstain,
Geo. y. Oapel!s Alexander J. Hart,
Ohss. w. Howland, N. X, benson,
Jos. Il. Carpenter, Jr. OBJ n. Jackson,
Henry n. Dare. SnthopY higgins.
Washington Haqtlngs,
MOEEI I.OARED on M0HT1Agkb,
emo. W. BusH, UBo. s, UAPBLLA,
President. Vloe-Pesidont.
Il. T. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
IS V-mv Jos. III mATaim Auditor.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-01

Old p'auos aud organs taken In ex.
change for new onez. RIbslen's, NJ.
ITO Msrket street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-01

Chtldten'a white drssse. made 10 or.
der; lace caps At bargain; also a Dom
pltt line OF nots0ns Hukill q Poist,
3. e. cor bee1a1 and TAtuRD.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-01

sntth hi,cheu, who wss nearly 100
years q a-r, aia3 - his fsitfnce, ronr
h7cre' S1sseV Cnnptv, Dslswava, y
Jew Gays zgo,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-01

Use Raymond's preparation for
making Ice cream smooth as butter.
No All East Third street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-01

RFMEMRER TsAt me Pr ssSTs, - !
hnd Early, who Ars IN charge OF the draw
inSs, 10 guarantee Of Absolute fairness
and intsgrIty, that :he c5aroos arc al
olu8l aad that no gns can possibly divine
what numbers Will draw a Prize,
REMEMBER Inst the payment OF n
Pr!zss Is SUASANEEED BH FOUE
, NATIONAL BAEAS of Flew Orleans
and TIE Tickcts afe signed by the fTeai
dent OF an Institution, whoae chartoIsi
tiEhts ore reooguiyed in the highest Oourti
therefore, beware OF any limitations o. al
oo7mous 5chemaA
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-01

Bshr BIOS cylinder top pianos. sw. eli
in iue, bfau iful In design. Only al
Rohelen's, No TO Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-01
A NFUALM MEETING.

A NFUAL MEECtHa.
"A The annual meeting OF the New CAS-
tle County Hedge Company will bo held on
Monday, lune 18th at O'Clock, p m at the
ottjeo OF Henry conrad, Esq, No. l0obH
Market ST., Wilmington, Del, at whIcn
time Hoard OF Directors Kilt be chosen for
the ensainx year. sam. JOnN3ON.
mc2-eod3tt ltEp Secretary.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-01
THE BEST DY-MADE CLOTHING
ONE, TWO, THREE DOLLARS SAVED

On everything you buy We guarantee our prices to be
30 per cent less than any other dealer On every $40
you spend with you will $500 The lowest prices
that good clothing can be sold at prices We
know that busy lively quick trade, such as going
in store every day Is only to be got BY the lever Of
lowest prices That's word tor the whole stock, Come
early. souvenir with every child's suit
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-01
M0XIE:.
- 10 d.

The famous beverage nerve food. The most
re arkable record ever known. Not medl-
drink on the market Removes nervousness,
nervous exhaustion, the I'll effects OF summer
a dissipAted life. Has fed scores OF helpless
parAlytlcs to full strength. The greatest help
10 the nerve weary and overworktd, remov.
hreak a recent lntoxication In an hour. Buy
the Moxie syrup at IS cts. bottle. II yon
make you75 half tumolers Of luscious nerve
food beverage. One cent glass. Look out
for counterfeits. Your city has Just beer
cleared OF them. LOOK out for dealers who
cut prices, they invariably put counte rfeits
on you on the sly. All the leading druggists
have the genuine. We agree to forfeit Is, 0Ot
n we do not tell the truth. 80 cts. q quar-
bottle, $50. q case. Il bottles.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-01

lRtrss, assis'Nad lsttHa Ia
Sew ORLEkSR EAT40NAL EAzk
EeW Orleans, In,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-01
ID. Z. DAUYEIE,
How Orleans, La

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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-01

EHOR RHINESTONE ON wArEK ST.
q adjoining the W. s. y. Depot; suitable
for barber ahop Apply go yanbnren
street, Nh
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-01

sKYAhTkD-A Gilt FOR GENERAL
sg homework n snsll family. Apply
Ct SOL ". 9Th street. j'-3s-
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-17


~ ~ .'s
A. hich Il why 1 suggest.
Aud my lsnxurge IL clear,
For motives suppressed.
And Tor tricks that are queer,
The grand son Of Williams peculiar;
Which lhe same shall lie made 70 appear.
Il was some time In June.
Aud the weather vas hot
One day abomt noon.
Or perhaps II was not
So late by al hour. or more,
When Benny was chosen BY lot.
Just Why he was chosen
Il can never explain
From whole dozen
or suitable men.
| Unles. ',was because OF HE enccess
Ia that little lawsuit Tor jun Blaine.
He favors : tariff
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-17
Civil scrvIce Humbug ID tho P1n1p

The Rspublicsn couveution q Iu6IoDop
poIIs Lest week adopted this rsoOlu(ioo
The serious revelations % coeruD-
lions. scoundrel.sm snd outrage = -
conduct OF the penal and benevolooe -
ssitutions OF the state msdo before IoyoD-
tIgating committees Of the last 1egIo1np
turs, and confessed By the actioo g =
democratic governor and democrof1o
legisIators, enforced The dsGaod q -
enlightened public sentiment thae 49,
great and sacred trusts b forever ~
moved from partisan control We lovog
placing aIl public inslitutions under =
wisely conceived and honestly aduin1o-
h er ID civil service law
And yet only the wesk bel6so the -
i -svillo Journal had boosted tbae TO -
visitors belong the spoils, snd eocoer-
aged lot Of boodIums q visie ~ Ev~
|snsviIls city council 10 profess ogetooe
The election BY thss Rsp0bli booy -
leo acknowledged compoeant Uouoor19
lee usmber % he city sehoo1 boor4 J
|0h. What co.sistsBcy orasotho oeoeo1o
leoo imporlaDt thnD jnDDo
|asylums and pssitsDtiaEiss5
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-17

I ResoIstion fFon de Indiana Brpuolscnn yia11un.
August 8. l9ss-l
Politics and legislation must b topt
free from the in1luence Of the 0bCoo.
The LIQUOR trafic must obey The law. q
favor legislation upon the prIneipoo g
local option. whereby the variooe co0~
munities shroug6Oot The 6ealo n.y. -
They shall deem best. olthor epotEoo -
'suppress ~ tra1le q infozieo11ng
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-17
NATURAL CAS-
The Grand Old DefuDct Party o.
Indiana appreciates Natural
(.nSe

rr,~~. 49,. rps,.ns E,ouhiican Platform. adopted
Augs- iSss
ave congratulate the people Of the
state upon the indications Ot prosperity
|shas q being nssintained despite ~ nd-
verse jnfluences. TIE rapid utilization
81 natural gas greatly stimuIssed the
inferes,s Of the common wealth
and rendered more essential the continu-
.nce az the economic ~ STEM under which
our marvellous advancement has been
made
The indianapolis News says: The
State House. IL appesrs. will - heated
thereafter for less than the cost ~ hand
linz cos; srd furnace refuse heretofore.
Since The tirsf Of October the cosl bills
nor the state HOUSE, according 20 Cen
leral Morris, have exceeded 5000, not
Icnunting cost Of handling coal aud sshes'
The Com missiomers have used anth.~ %
coal. and the cost has probably been ~
lexcess Of the cost OF an adequate amount
lo1 soft coal. But as the Commissioners
. ould alwsys have used the hard Goa
had gas not been attained. the reiAnvs
Icost of coal and gas is not changed
Coal Il higher than usual this year: ou
1.-The State House has not required =
much heat a. II will next year when -
OF the upper stories. Legislative hsl's an
rooms will have 70 be heate'
!. All winter apartments not used this ses
Ison The gas rate i estimated - tw'
!, and hail cents pcr 1000 feet > 800 20
l,he yearl The company furnishing
: This rate twhen il sought = monopol
! before the Trust was organized.) wa"te'
l6fteen cents per 100 feet a- the SIN
ORA xoS. or finy per cent. advance O.
l,he ten-cent ordinance rate. Indians
Flnol;s i 20 be congratulated on hsvin'
made II possible 70 get gas q dirt cnes
'slrstes.
some OF the companies which are asl
LLIiuo for cheap gas rates are excessivel
Imodest. One firm. for instance. whIc
lrepresenss that iis coal bill At its preees
E-lsite Il f14.OO0 yearly, has offered to =
: move 10 indianapolis II the Trust ~
furuish Ras n $4,000 per annum. AZ
Saving effected on one years coss q q
would more than compensate sor =
coat Of removal, and besides, the con
pany can get free ground here. - y
lTrust il ae much interested IN g'si1
home establishments o cheap coat
I1oreirn. aud a. Indisnspolis esiaolis
lmen,s are content 10 receive reducu'
lof oue half or two.ihisds OF coal oil
V. The Trust officers say they cannot .
heir vsy to offer gas 20 outsiders q On
lseveuth of the cost of coal There :
!. "A COO ssock holders who are entitled 20
low 1 rate as are new comers. mo-
lever. as the indianapolis compa
:, furnIe nes the State House Win gss
1.-Two aud half cents, the msnulac'ur'
ought % anticipate equal rates from :
lsama nonrco.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-17

Four Wooko bol0ro t0o- H0pqoo1c10
Convention II En1ians sde6tsd lhs S61-
lowing resolution, Col. ustD01,- iron
the committee on pilpions p Copgrcons
had reported 39 tb&t body liIE d1beoo-
ing the .prcvIsione s!ated, <n6f 3 -
read once. With the ccmmitlee's repose
in its favor, and IL now on the lLooeo
Calender. The Republicans Thus haod-
someIy endorse him:
I'VE will not consent that any unioo
soldier or sailor or his widow Or orphoee
shall be impoverished or embarnsscd
because Of the refossl Of liberal provte-
ions by the Government, Or technical =
'Quirements Of lsW. or odmiu tslrnt1oo'
I'm securing recognition Of their joc(
lcIaims. Pro0fof IN hoo0nblo 0IocoaFB.
and Of existing disability ought oo6
lmust be deemed suficient blowing q
warrant granting Of : pension.'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-17

THE Indiana Republican Platform ssys
l.Crimes against % equal ballot sno
IeQual representation are destructive q
Ifrre government
W. wonder u TiIlden's and Hendricks
|ghoets. with the ballots Of 1875, and the
lnnauiet spirit Of Llxe Pinkstcn, we're
Hitting through thst convention hall.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-17

A Kentucky paper Of late date says |:
u has been more than seventy-ihree
wears since the close Of the war Of 1872.
vet the pensions 10 the soIdiers and wid-
ows amount to el.s700O0. There are
\ swenty-three soldiers and al widows in
Kentucky. the oldest being w. Miller, q
Pulaski county, aged lo2 years. Bour..
son has one, Presley Simpson. aged
ninety-two years, and IN neixhbcriug
counties, Fsyette has DR.. >. 9. Chinn,
ninety, and George Perrin. Of Herrisca,
NINETY 20 years. Rev. George L. kog'
lers, Of Boston, BuIlitt county, was nine
lsy.flve years old on bic last birthday,
and Il said 10 b the oldest Methodist
minister IN the country. He has oee1
!preaching more than half : century, anc
Iis .till hale and hearty. He is one q ~
few Kentucky soldIers who survived sne
! massacre Il River RsisIn Of tho Amer1
'cso troops By the British under Genera
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-17

The following patents were GTanosd
for the week ending Aug. z, 10o0. ~
ported expressly for this paper By -.
h. Hunter, Solicitor Of Americnn
and Foreign Patents, Warrington. D. 9
WIN. Burton, Lake Village thll1
coupling; w. q. Ferry. Fowler. a&fneh~
ment for plows; Wm- Fleming. ~
Wayne, road grading machine; Ihoo.
Grimm and W. WilcheL N0bIesvilIo.
wire fence; J. +. Haincs. Balbec. pog-
table elevator; o. Z. Rocker, Mooroo'
willie, toy; Peter Semonim, EvsnsviIlo.
railway cross tie; w. ~ SkettOn, 0goon
Castle, sham pillow.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-17

The coal miners Of the Hooking vAI1oY
in OHIO want 10 hear Allen G. ThoTmoo
speak, and no wonder. When ebooo
men were ground down 10 starvattoo
wsges, when subscriptions were being
collected in the various cities Of The sea1o
for the purpose Of relieving starvinE
wives and children, Allen g. Thuruon
stepped IN and. By his decision d ~
arbitration case. lified the weight G.
suffering from these men, To-day o1ey
are 10 better condition than they hovD
been for years. Their wives ere cloe1o1
and their children are nOt hunGry-
Allen G. Thurman brought then proo-
lperity and good wages. No woooor
that they love the old man and desiro -
hear him speak. indianapolis Sun.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-17

A Connecticut methodist u1uIsooe
ssys shss @Whole synods % neeaodice
republicans will vote lho peoA1o1lio0
ticket this year. because shey ~caa -
stand The free whisky plank of - -
publican party The republicano -
Chicago were aware Of this danger -
they took but bslseed asd dd5cQ)ouo
step % prevent Il. Tho peoht1olloo
party will grow. -IndisssPslh 6o4> %
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-17

THE Republicans pF0po0e taxatIo0 -
protection, says the LouIsville C0oriog-
Journal, with revenue only n incident
That Vas the meaning Of Col BnOwn'o
'arRumeut. The Democsals pgopoeo onx~
alton for revenue only, viii such inc!-
dental protection = h thno soouro1.
lThey fully indorss The deelasation q
Senator SHERNAx:
II is, therefore. slmpIy sn shsnr1IlY
70 talk now about free tariG, and . onlk
about . protection tariff b unnecessary.
lbecause the wits Of man could not -
sibly frame tariff that would probes
\ oI4O 100000 in gold, witho0t omply
protecting our domestic industry.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-17

Nh. HARRrsox says ~ cheap 60
makes : cheap man" He tried 49,
sort or argument during HE 1ght wlsh
Blue Jeans WILLIAMS In 1870. ard -
plain people Of Indiana, Who hevo -
wear q cheap coats - they oaD Get. pu4
the kibosh on BExyANIx. In die loo1
there q many : noble heart under =
cheap coat, though The Republican 60
didsie seems 20 believe thot nobility -
soul and : swallow tstl coot ogo iDoopnr
rsble. Washingt0u Democrat
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-17
HUMBLE PIE.
AUGUSTA. Me-, Nov. 1884
Hon. BENZ. Harrison,

k0OleuoYO1ss, Auu
You
viii, % nv attorney, please dismiss my
action against the indianapolis Sentinel
for libel, IN the Indiana u. B. District
Court. o. l am convinced would mot b
able 70 obtain justice from any Indians
49,,
Yours, sincerely.
JANIS g. BLAME
fIxsrscs fFon Indiass Repablicsn Platform. sdop<s
The republicans Of Indiana assembled
n state convention, bid . hearty wei
come home 70 The Hon. james q. Blaine
I The enthusiastic hoDors now being pai'
him by the people Of The United state
are properly awarded 70 : public Ger
want. who has aiways and under q
circumstances been conspIcuously .
American. Mr.. Bisine's services 70 %
republican party have been manifold On
able. but his services 20 the Unite
IStates, q : representative American
have been even more notable sn
lpralseWorthy. Whether q home 9
abroad bic voice and influence hare bee
powerful for the advocacy and further
ance OF those princIp pies and that polio
which be- made the United Staoes q
'Imost prosperous natios - sbs wos'd-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-17
..-,n rveRY FRIDAY, AT JAsrEH
puson COUNTY, INDIANA -
CLEMENT DOANE.
OFFICE. liz CousrEs BuiLpise on
vrsr sIxrn srEEEr.
.rrce o. sUBscKIPTlON.
.,,s,e subscription, for any Nos, ;! . :.
Sor six moaths, -

r&rrs 0s ADvERr,sESNo.
.are 10 lines or less, week, ~ 90
sor .acusnt ineertion. 76 eta.
~ advertisement q st the same rate.
uus; usss;on over even square or squares'
aas.a aar,sa a. : square. These are the terms
@un.v 'ss s;ent advertisements: . reasona-
ssss.ams,ion will be made 70 regular
advertisers. ,..n.,, ~ admins.
"a legal notices Of like character
q To- Sc paid in advance.
Asxouxclso CANDIDATES.
ror Township O1icers, each su
For County ~
ror District. Circuit, or State ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-17

ovv,crrs % cosxrrrsx. STATE CENTRAL ooxs'rrrr.
b Uusscn. Chairman. " n Po<sy. Petersburg.
iD u. .m.d~l. vice Cnair- w. H. Adams ylncennes
n..a N. II. Bsrh<ler. Vernon.
tohn Due secr~fsrv ~ X. 8ulxer. Madison.
"A 4, v.llse> treasurer 81 O. Irwin. Columbus.
-- ~ d. Sf1bbs. Richmond.
kfce1Ns co' d. ~ Eamsd<ii. Indiana
a. 7. Nchnker polls
I J.hn Elsu-s IA u.~S.,a crsvfords
/ n. Hart N,
n. Mcdonald ''"*'
1 - s....,--.. lE. D. crampscker, vaips
raiso.
esr.u ". Ollie. Huntington
1 wK Nexeen Wv Ranvxn Ksndsiisiile-
4 n Jackson III Rssse warsaw.
Hiram iadings.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-17

:!: = ::s''g;sS ~ 81 ''se s;Ss;, s:S:
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1888-08-22
Questions Answered.

W. S., NoRTHFIELD.-The national en-
campment is to be held at Columbus, Ohio, in
September. Round trip tickets will be sold
to Vermonters for about SIG we believe.
II. L., MILTON Congress has not passed
the bill you refer to, nor has it passed any
general pension law at this session. 1t will
probably be in session month or two
longer.
II. c. S., BRATTLEBoRo.-The bill to ex-
tend the time for filing claims for the amend
ment OF officers muster under the act of
June 3, 1884, has become law and the time
for filing such claims has been extended
five years from June 3, 1887. The bill also
extends the time for filing claims for pay
for horses and equipments lost in the rebel
lion for period of three years.
p. s., WATERBURY.-If there is a record
in the war department that you were " alb
sent without leave" your claim will remain
suspended in the pension office until the
record is changed And if you are unable
to change it you can not receive pension
even if you have an honorable discharge
from the service. Such records were no bar
to pension prior to March 4, 1885.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1888-08-22
New Hampshire.

The old oranges in the Granite State
are in healthy and flourishing condi-
ton, and those recently instituted give
unmistakable evidence of being valua-
Bile and strong accessions to the order.
Watastiquet, No. 1873, of Hinsdale,
is the first new grange to swing into
the fraternal line in the fall cam
paign and there are bright prospects
for several others in the near fu-
ture. Although the political campaign
will probably detract from successful
work to certain extent in the organi-
cation of new oranges, the noble pre-
cepts and beneficial objects of the
order will be made known by the ener-
getic and persevering deputies in those
localities where no oranges now exist.
The preliminary arrangements of the
grange state fair are already made and
the indications are very strong that the
exhibition, again held at Tilton on Sep
TENDER 12-14, will rival in extent and
variety of exhibits either of the previ-
Gus fairs of that association.
The Grange Mutual Fire Insurance
Company began business July 20, with
risks considerably in excess of the
stipulated amount of S250,000.
Merrimack County Pomona Grange
held very successful and enjoyable
picnic and farmers feld-meeting in
Newbury, on the shores of the beautiful
Sunapee Lake, on the 4th instant.
Reviewing the work of the grange in
New Hampshire during the last few
years, all have reason to be satisfied,
but, if | mistake not, still more viii be
accomplished in the future. Entertain
ing this hope, let us all endeavor 10 ele-
vate the standard and increase the inAu-
ence GI the order of the Patrons Of Hus-
ba1dry. DRAKE OF PITrsFIELD.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1888-08-22
Grange Policy.

The granger element of the West is
uniusaly accused of being an enemy to
capital and to the great railway sys-
TENS which traverse its farms. The
platform of the grange distinctly pro-
vides that no aggressive warfare shall
be waged against any other interest
whatever. Its acts are not only for the
benefit of the producer and consumer,
but also for all interests hat tend to
bring these two parties into speedy and
economical contact. The grange holds
that transportation companies of every
kind are necessary to success. and that
harmonious action is mutually advan-
tageous. Says the grange declaration
of principles; " Individual happiness
depends upon general prosperity"
Again: "It is our fixed purpose to
open out the channels in natures great
arteries, that the ,life-b God of commerce
may flow freely. The grange is not
an enemy of railroads, navigable and
irrigating canals. In the order there is
no communism, no agrarianism. 1t
does Cypress the spirit and manage
ment of any corporation or enterprise
that tends to Oppose the people, to earn
dividends on wat, red stock or to rob
the producer, OF their just share OF
profits. 1t does oppose the tyranny OF
monopolies.- An ericdn Cultirator.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1888-08-22
Vermont Pensioners.

PENSIONS have been granted as follows
To Emily j. Stannard, Burlington, by
special act of congress, an increase from
$50 to 500 month William II. Donaldson
st. George, an increase from So to So a
month; Roswell Holbrook, West Randolph
an increase from 50 to S14 month and
S315 arrears; Lorenzo D. Hill, East Mont
pelier, an increase from S12 to S16 month; ;
James Sheridan, North Dorset, an increase
from S14 to S18 month and $500 arrears !;
Ira A. Washburn, Montpelier, an increase
from So to SO month; Oliver B. Stevens
Brookiield, an increase from IS to $50 a
month; Joseph M. Chaplin, Morristown,
an increase from So to So month"; Homer
II. Hurlburt, Grand Isle, an increase from Sc
to SIS a month; Felix Comic, Swanton, an
increase from 80 to Sc month; Abel N.
Clark, Underhill, So month; Stillman
Spauldng, Fairfax, an increase from SIS to
S12 a month; David ID. Sleeper, North VOL
colt, reissue at So a month.
PENSIONERS are as follows: Original
John Z. Wheeler, West Charleston; Jack
son Sargent, Stowe; Peleg r. Kendall Rut-
land. Restoration and reissue-Robert II.
Hall, North Bennington. Reissue--Charles
Adams, East Peacham; Timothy S. Hoyt,
Rutland. Increase - Newell +. Wood,
Mortified; Ephraim b. Wetherell, Water
vile; Ezra Copp, Jr., East st. Johnsbury
Edward NJ Partridge, Woodstock Sidney
G. Cady. Barton; Clinton Keith, East Hard
wick; Matthew j. Turner, Jericho; Edward
orion, Westfield; Edwin II. Dana, Mid
dlesex; Clarissa, mother of Charles p.
Clark, West Halifax; Amos b. Sawyer,
Bradford; Curtis o. Eastman, East Calais
Harrison w. Raymond, Jacksonville;
Asahel Minor, st. Albans Oliver Westcott
Hubbardton