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Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1890-09-01
An Exciting Runaway.

l. is not often that LOGON olive runs
away, but such an occurrence took place
at New Castle this morning The en-
siaeer Of south bound freight train OF
the Valley road on arriving at Nsw
Castle, In sginine that collision with an
up train on tie Panhandle rosd vas in
evitable. reversed the brakes of his en-
CINE. supposirg ii and the cars would
be thrown on side track. aud then he
and his fireman jumped of Instead OF
the engine and cars taking the sidetrack
rs supposed, however, they kept the
naia track. and went backing toward
Cambridge Cisy st the rate of mile a
minute. A telegram was sent to Cam
bridge. and the passenger train was
held, thus avoiding terrible cs;as-
trophe.
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Health RsnNrf.

The following returns have been msds
to the Board of Health since yssser.
day:
BIRTHS.
Daughter to Mr.. erd Mira. Robert e.
Jones. 400 North Fittssnth street.
RETURN OF DISEASE.
Typhoid fever in the family OF John
Mulho.laDd. 80 Grant street. Patient,
Rosa Mulholland. So Grant street.
Typhoid fever Ia the family OF Frank
b. kordell. 139 Ridge street.
typhoid fever In the family o. George
Sehrasder, 6l2 South j street. Patient,
Lizzie Schrsder.
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LOCAL PICKUPS.
First day of September.

First day OF September.
Mrs. Verling Craig ia on the sick hat.
haz.- Asnxy ClAibosne, AIS Ss~sA
Eleventh street. is seriously i'll,
The City Council will meet in regular
session tonight aud long and import
ant session is anticipated
The members of the police force and
ire department have fat pocket books
70 day. having been paid . months sal
AIRY.
Nathan Lamar viii be brought to his
home in this city this afternoon. Heis
doing we'll. and his recovery il now Is.
sured.
George Scott. of Ashland. who has
been visiting his brother in Law. r. A.
Jackson, viii leave on his return home
to morrow.
DE-. William Fl. Hewitt, Of Lewis.
burg. o.. IL in attendance upon his con.
Ambrose Hewitt, North Twelfth street,
who 10 very i'll.
Joseph Holiday. of Cincinnati, . for.
mef resident of this city, who has beer
visiting friends here . week, returned
home this mornina-
The census enum orators are lust re-
ceiving the pay tor the work done By
them. Several of the city enunerstors
received their vouchers to day.
Tbs aIaNiDieE~fI m street ;..s..d = |
Fort Wayne avenue - designed. The |
change gives entire satisfaction.
The Prohibs. had . we'll attended |
meeting 1T their room = North Eighth |
street yesterday afterrocn. The pro.
gram Was very pleasing t. those in At |
tendance.
Sample G. Byer has been tenaerea /
ths position o. mailing clerk in the post
office. and will enter upon lis work A.
soon ~ he has sufh siently recovered /
from his illness.
The ball to be given By the Richmond |
Ten pie OF the Pstriarchxl Temple on /
the 1Ith OF September will be the frst
md one ct the most enjoyable, IL il
of the season.
Mrs. Maria Schlaser commenced her
3usies rs distributing clerk in the post
iii se this mernirg She taxes the
,lace of Miss Irene Watt, who very sat.
filed the place. II
The German Benevolent Association
ave paid for the valuable property
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Haua-emeiY Done.

Mr. Fl r. Hatch the popular enGineer
srths Maintsnsnce ard Way depart
kant ct the First Dizssien Of the p an
sAasdIe road, with headquArt1 this
foify. has been transferred to b. burg.
aud lett for that place last q ing
The msn in his department. here pere
much attached to him, and gave Nm .
fest:-.Iisl of their regard for him IN
..he shape of splendid gold watch.
Ichain and charm. The presentation
vas complete surprise to Mr.. Hatch,
as he bad rot had the slightest inklire
that any such thing vss intende& IA
I'll he Vas waited upon in . body BY
eem. A. w. ceffia made the presen.
alton spesch, and it WAS we'll worded
6e0~-Ap,y delivered. Mr.. Hatch was
30 completely taken By surprise as to be
unable TO agive utterance 20 his thoughts,
but managed 10 re urn thanks TO his
friends AID assured them that he valued
the testimonial of their kind regard
very much. and the gilt would be con
ssart reminder of those with whom his
relations had bsen Of the most pleasant
Character.
After the presentation the entire party
ircaired to the Arlington Heuse, and
tArNe& Of most excellent dinner, pre-
Hpre4{ 2ine host Humphreys very best
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1890-09-01

oomnany will discharge all OF its pas
ssuser conductors - tast - new men
- II occurred. The strange part o. u
!. th.s noue of the conductors nave
yivsn public evidence OF being unfaltn-
fui 70 the cozpany's interests lneS
have rendered service appefenuJ sA'.
factory to the company ana pieasans "
che patrons OF the road Tor ioSe penssoo'
ana have little to show Tor II now. Con
aucfor Scott. tor instance, has property
hardly equ aIIing - Coo IN all, 20 repre-
sent eighteen years hazardous employ
ment Ii would appear that the COM
nsnv might find il d .fhoult 60 secure .
BODY OF men equally good.-Lagrange
Standard.
Thsre will be . remembrance pre-
ssnted 60 the Board Of Commissioners
against the granting OF Hcense 70 Jonn
Taylor to sell spiritucus and malt
liquors and allow them 70 be drunk on
she premises, In the building recently
erected By him nearly opposite 70 tbs
entrance OF the Glen. ana also near the
Y. NJ. q. A. Athletic Park. The re
monstrance says that the Glen WAS pur-
chased Tor the express purpose OF nav
ing y resort which ladies and children
cAn visit, aIun would not be the case
II liquors were sold there, ieE tnex
would be liable TO insult fron lntcxl.
1000 - ~ - 49, ~; |: -:
opening OF q saloon was contemplated
and It's efficiency would be greatly
Ilesseusd II ths license ssksd ier Il
granted. Reuolstra1ess were slgnee
A. all the churches yesssrdsy-cGl.
yoeers sisning. At the First d. Il
church seventy ave signatures were Cd
tanned at the morning ssrgice, sn'
quite . number at night. and 1t Is pre-
.umed that q large nu aber were se
cured At the other churches. The resi-
deats OF the eastern part OF the city sr
.lraost . unit in opposing the Trsntin
Of the license to Dir. Tsyl or. The loca
ton, and not the nan, Is what Ia CT
iec.ed to.
The First Nj. K. church had yer
large congregation yesterday mornini
Rev. Mr.. Wilson. member Of the CiI
cinnxti NJ. II. conference. which
holding its annual session In our nsIgf
boring town Of Green7ille. delivered
most excellent and very Instructive Oil
!. course from the text, One ~thing tho
u Isckest," part OF the interviews VII
jesus by . young man who had grei
possessions, and who WAS really solicit
Qua In regard to the saiyatlon OF d
soul. Ga being told that he must kes
!. the commandments. he answered. a
these haye kept from my youth up
Then said Jesus, One thing the
lackest-Go sell all thou hast, and gl'
the money to the poor. and take .
!, YOUR cross and follow rae, end q
young man went away Borrowing, ior
had great possessIons. The tnouel
dwsit upon 1t length WAS that An o
seryanoe of the precepts and conman
ments Of the SCRIPTURES will not lnsu
+ the salvation Of the soul. In order
! inherit eternal lite the conditions OF Il
gospel must be fully complied Wit
u At the evening service Rev. MIR. w
son again occupied the pulpit and q
lhvered an able sermon from the paran
Of the ProdIgal Son. The music
both services was very 6ne. The org
voluntary of Miss Hempieman At Z
Imorping service was spierdidiy gave
and the solo OF Miss Shellenbsck was
gem of the purest ray.
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DO Yen wan, to Bg, |. Houss.

Do you want to borrow money?
You dc. ths Richmond Loan and Saw
ings Association has pls1;y. Bids for
money csn be left with any of the fol
loving ofhcers. viz.
Theo. Woo3hurst. President.
George Bishep, Vice President.
JOAN FL. Meerhof. Treasurer.
William T. Piehl, Secretary.
FL. G. Starr, Attorney.
fuozCH d1o
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1890-09-01

Marian Wilson. wife of james VIII
son. wss born May 81, 1871; died
August %. 1890 aged forty nine years.
two nonths and twenty sight days
Mrs. Wilson was the mother of eight
children. FIVE OF whom have preceded
her to the spirit land, the remainire
three. and husband. are lett to mourn
her departure. Mrs Wilson was Z o.
iisnt sufferer from that lingering dis
ease. consumption. She often expressed
her faith in loving Savior. and in the
latter part OF her sickness longed to be
with Him AMI at rest. G. X
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Clean Papers-twenty-five
for u nickei-at this office.
Flour and Feed, Baled
HAY and Straw.
IT. w. SPINNING.


WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-Forecass
for she twenty four hours commeneins
81 o'clock D. "a, to-day for Indiana:
Fair. followed by showers IN northwest.
ern Illinois: slightly warmer Monday,
cooler Tuesday. southeasterly winds.
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Lost.

A ladies' silver watch. open face.
nicely carved: was lost on Sunday after,
noon between the residence of Mr.
Crockett, in north part OF the city. ard
the pos. sfhce. Any person finding
SINE. will please return it to "a North
Fifth street
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1890-09-01

Beaufys-tO0na aa Last.
1t forms one Of the essentials of every
lady's toilets Its purity allows Of 8
perfect freedom of use, and il imparts .
delicate softness to the fsoe. neck and
Arms, combined with . brilliant trsps-
parercy. Its action IL one OF nutrition.
By inyisoratine the skin aad its sppsn-
dases, thus restoring hsaltlful activ.
ity.
Wonderful are it, effects On sueh dis
hgureE ents n Frecklcs. Ten, SunbuYn
Pimples. Liver Spots. . cents per boz.
may13dAu6mos
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1890-09-01
EXtURsfOs 40 EATON.
Reduced Rates via the PeunsyIxanfa
Lines for sne -. a. r. Reunion.
sept. 3.

For the g. A. r. reunion st Eaton
on Sept. 3. excursion tickets will be
sold via Chicago. St. Louis and pitts-
burgh railroad, at 50 cts. for round trip
from Richmond.
e W. CARTWRIGHT.
aue27 90 seps1 Agent
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1890-09-01

DIR. l. q. league. tho Specialist, on
North Eighth Street. has had many
years experience in treating female
troubles. with wonderful success. La
dies, you-need have 70 hesitanoy in cal.
lag at the Doctors office. ~ you will
be made welcome, whseher yon take
srestneGt or not. Consultation free.
mayf3dw6E
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1890-09-01

SEINE Particulars Regarding Kits
Death.

j. Ed. Iliff received letter Saturday
from . Colorado friend. giving some OF
the pArti sulars of the sad death Of
Samuel Hadley.
The letter said that San lived
alone in . cabin in the mines. his only
companion heirz faithful setter dog.
to which he was much attached. A
friend happening TO pas she cabin.
called ard found Sam lying on the d sor
dead, his dog keeping witch over his
remains. and it was with difficulty that
be could be removed. A IS caliere
Dsrringer pistol Was found by his side,
and . gaping wound in his head told
how his lite went out. He placed the
pistol behind his right ear and the ball
vent crashing through the head and
lodged Just beneath the skin oyer tbs
LEFT eye. His death must have been in
| stsrtAneous.
His married life was failure, he and
| his wits having separated several tinss
and wsre living spsrt At the time OF h,l
daafh. He Lad some resi- estate, Ent
sons dersols mining stock, but be hsS
rot beea p<ospsfiug Of late aud ".
| depressed, he beiag OF very sansuiss
g :. 80 ya(leo eAUA9glOl Eftsr
FesyTr fcu1d IL village near his claim,
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1890-09-01

Grand Triumph in Medicine. Ii 10
Without Superior and has Few Equals.
Ii is . Positive cure for Coughs, Colds.
sore Throat. HoArseness, Diphtheria,
Pain or Oppression ia the Chest, Spit
ting OF Blood, Whooping Cough, Asth-
ma, and all Throat and Lung Affections.
% and 80 Cents per Bottle
uav19 JAxG~na
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1890-09-01
Understandable fi !, ls]gI
DAILY PALLADIUM loc A WEEK.
SINGLE COPIES TWO CENTS.

Walter l.. Dalbey has charge of the
circulation OF the DAILY PALLADIUM,
and is authorized to take subscriptions
and make collections within the oorpo-
rate limits of the CITY.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1890-09-01

In the middle OF the night you may
be tsken sick and need medioipe. 90
to Allison. the pharmacist. 1914 Main
street. with your prescriptions.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1890-09-01

We are getting cur Heating Stoves
on the fl oor ready for fall trade. Drop
Ia snd see them.
JOHNSON & WooDHURsr.
wed&1on
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1890-09-01

Members and others interested. don't
forset TO come and bring your Il bles to
morrow ~ 2 80 o. m. g Ne are "a RAJ,
cur meeting with one of Hann.b
Whitall Smiths instructive readirg..
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1890-09-01

Mrs. Loriuds Dowell is prepared 10
do dressmzkirg. Rooms 1929 Main
street. 26d2w
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1890-09-01

Dr.. 8 G. Hastings ard AHca y,,;,.
Aendenhall. both o. this c;Fy-rsrs ma
F1ed to-day. Sspsembsr / at IL O'clock
noon By Friends' ceremony. Ths 49,
pissssnt occasion was erjsyed bys few
Of the immediate relatives aad fr;snSs
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1890-09-01

died.
This morning, Bennie. son of Charles
hnoilenberg. aged ninetesn years, The
mineral will take place to morrow
Fuesdsy). Friends will meet st fhs
residence OF hia- n.1sy, ~ IL O'clock
snafD- Ine service will be held 1t the
residence of their daughter, Mrs John
Rurgs. No. 635 South j street, at Al
N. 1utermene in Lutheran csmetsrr
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1890-09-01

In the connunity creates demand for
medicines. and they should be full of
strength and purity to accomplish the
obisc. Ct your physician. Prescriptions
accurately filed day or right.
ALLISON. the Pharmacists.
auf451m 1874 Main street.
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Towaship-tfso-ge q.

Towaship-Eso-ge =
*; alternate. Fioreyee
cd, Tosnahip-D. q. Thornburg.
r. alternate. Riley chamns's'
frsatiln Township-Eluaer N H.r-
ian. Bethsl; alternate. q. A. Addleman,
Cox Mills.
Greene ToHnship-Jamss A. Cranor,
~ ~ tiiiissmsburg, alternate. L. 2. Roberts.
" llIisnsburg.
Harrison ,township-Alorzo Scott.
y scksonborsS alternate Philip Miller,
Jaekzonbura.
Jsekson .Aownship-H. 8. Jameson.
East GermAnso~n; f. @. Mosbaugh,
IAN eridxs City, JONAH Reynolds. Dab
Sysfnates. p s. Binkley. Est Ger
lnsown; NJ. L. Stricken. Cambridge
r. o. Il. Msfaggsrs. Dablin.
JedSrson township - Enos WArfel
HagerstosH; alternate. Eiss NJ. Hoov
er. hsgefsto va.
New Garden township-Wm A. Clem-
suts, Fountain Oily; slteraAte. NJ. Nj
Perry Township-Alonzo Marshall
S,EEsonomy; alternate. w. 8. Lamb
z1Ecoaomy. :,
Il Warrington township-John w .Jud
kin. Miton; alternsts. A. u. Hoffman
ailson. :,
IVeosssr townshG-Gsorge Paullice
yFe6ster; alsernstS, Dewitt y. Jay
Wsyue Towrfhip-Omar L. Hit.ls
sesv g. Fox William ID. Reid. J usti
nv. HslE II. EagslDert. j Ohm s
Frak j. NsH, William Tate
we E. hively. lafayette Larst
~ or aia s. hrr Omar Hollingsworti
H Up. S abbs. John j. Harrington
Heond. Alsernstes = I. Henri
Davis. He'd 4. Downing, Frank .
Brown. Jon Dewitt. Frank M. Leil
hards. CHI. . A. Keys. Charles I
q MARSHALL. J In M Croker. james
aowes. Ged le A. Pierce, John +. NJ
Hrrhsr j q II. Meerhoff, w:
eSSsIsh Sedgwick. Richmond.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1890-09-01

BENZ. h. Ne YRIs X.
Notary public, real estate
and insurance agent. Money
loaned ora mortgage. Nos. =
ant I'D North Seventh street.
Telephone No. o33.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1890-09-01
Important 20 women.

Ladies. clean your kid gloves with the
Nsther Glove Cleaner, for sale only at
tn. Boaton Stnra novl5dlr
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1890-09-01
T.ntn Marriage Annivsrsary.
niyersary of the marriage
Joseph B. Pagan 90.

;. y oaepn b. fagAn oc-
s8fefd1y, and . large Eumber OF
Lifted guests Assem- bled at their beau
8 al home in West Richmond to oom-
e5emorate the event. The first thing
N the program was dinner. and it was .
Grand one. the large tables beading be
aeath the weight OF the good things
placed upon them. After iuil justice
had been done co the tempting repast.
and ad3ourumons VS. nado 70 tho par
iors, where . few hours were spent de
iightfully in social chat. Varied with
Miss Helen Williams favored the com
pany with several reoitstions. which
were much appreciated, and Miss Bes
ale Goidthorps. of Pistsburg, . charm
ing little MICS. also gave . recitation In
= manner that evinoed that she was nj.
ready we'll versed Ia sloousion, . very
Desirable accom- pills bmene. The occa
ion was one OF unailoyed pleasure to
q present. and one that will long be
emem bsred with pleasure. Mr.. aud
"a Fsgan wsre each the recipients OF
.uresssts. Among those pres
and Mira. William
I'D Mrs A. j. Tinney,
~ 8fs. VIZ Ham Kissoa, Mr.. and
Andrew B&rgess, Mr.. and Mrs
Kitson "a ID family. Mr.. and Mrs
Mott and family. Mr.. and MIRA
b j ,hnsdn I'D family, Mr.. and
Arr John Csss3y and family, Mr.. and
Ms John S. Dufis, Mr. and MIRA
Thornas Fagsre ars. G. Il. Williams,
Mis- helen Mllisms. Miss Bessie
Goldshorpe. MID. Ids Burgess, Miss
Matte Burgess. Mics Kate Fagsn, Miss
Nsllie Dufis, MisA Csddie Tinney. Miss
Minnie Dormsir. Mira. Sailie Do1neir
,s,d sons; Mr. Arthur Bel1ham. Mr..
koIlia Burgess.
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go TO
ALDEN NOTES STUDIO
FINE PORTRAITS.
HITTLE BLOCH,

I'll. FL. Grant, Ssenographer. Room 10,
Westcott Block. All kinds OF reeorting
solicited. suelSilm
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1890-09-01

Meeefpgs To NsShs
Richmond Lodge, /. .. o. f.
Uaitormed Rank. K. of p.
German Benevolent Association.
William T. Benton Camp, Sens O.
Veterans. -
Templar.
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~ born in Nantucket,

6o born IN Nantucket,
bur removed, with her parents.
kdians when eight years old. and
tlsd on GseeEsfork. where her long
|a. Eas spent Her husband died
twenty two years ago on the same day
ct TIE month. and near the hour II
which she passed Away. Her lite vas
full OF good deeds, sad her memory will
be precious TO the friends left behird
She leaves but two ehildrer-Mrs
Margaret Bel and Miss e. zabesh
Bend.
The furersi will take place to morrow
[TuesGay) sfteroocn as 3 o'clock from
he family residence. coHduc'ed by
Jesse Fax.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1890-09-01

esyhr fcuad il 8 village near his claim,
the members Of the Grand Army OF the
r spubhc having charge Of the fuaerks.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1890-09-01

There are many varieties Of specsacles
But | an thankful that after being corr.
PEELED to wear them constantly for ten
years. l NOW have no need for them, nor
have had tor two -ears past, but csr
read the finest print. day or night. and
write with - much ease ~ when l was
. school boy. Apply the ointment to
the eyelids It night and battle the eyes
with hot rain water in the morning.
This ointment STRENGTHENS the vision.
Price, % cents per box.
msy13tv60 I. @. TKAGUR.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1890-09-01
PELEa Area AND 4rhs
Ppofnted 40 ahe Republican state
Convention frem wayne

Abingdon TowDship-Henry L Fsn-
der. Abingdon. alternate. DR.. w. II.
sshfe, 4oinssoa.
3ossen Towashir-John a Short,
-; alternate. ID. ". Shsftsr. BIS
CorSshiSeCspsain G. b
i.ls, j II ID. Lasimer,
essas. Oh as BroEn,
ste H., Centre.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1890-09-01

Ladfes, = Verdi
Look - J. NJ. Willians' advertise
nsHt spI3-dts
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1890-09-01

next Wednesdsy.
groom j. > p-oniuent youaz 81
81 ct Eedisnapolis, and the bride il
kessmpIi.hed yeuns lady. daughter
the late Dr.. William p. Warire. cf
|shis city. The youEg couple viii hsys
the bsst wishes OF hosss Of friends Of
this city.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1890-09-01

We sell the best and cheapest Fur.
Exces sold In Richmond.
JOHNSON 4 WooDHURsr.
w&knoa
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1890-09-01

Two very desirable suburban residen-
ces in Spring Grove. very cheap, ON
easy payments Also. house and three
acre lot for rent. Address or osll on
JOSIAH T. WHITE,
Heal Essate and Insurapce Agent,
Richmond. Ind. 3Od2 alt
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1890-09-01
CITY PERSONALS

Eugene Morel is in Indiasapo'n
day. ..j
George @. Reyburn left for PitSsul
last evening.
A. L. Pogus returned from Onae
last evening.
Eugene Morel weat TO Indisnspos
this morning. :.
Horace Stanton went to Indisnapon'
this morning.
Web Ohardlee went 70 Fiadiay. u
this morning. y
John J. Stoksr went to Indisnspop
this morning. !!
John Linstrom went to Indianapoli
this morning.
Miss Mary Tibbitts went to Marion
O., last evening.
j. Ed Ilifi went to Chicago to. dc
via Indianapolis.
Thomas E. Wright wezx cecin
natl last evening.
Miss Edna White il visiting frisa(
In Dayton to day.
Mrs Chs@ss- :. go -
NIX
L. Rupe 10 greeting frisl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-08-14

Dorset. o. NJ SYKES. G. u. Williams. J.
d Cochnu. olssienhary; Tfeaor HH.
boaf. Lssasrore. W w. Wiley. Hesry
Bolster. W. II suosg Manchester. u
G. ofrs. J. y Bisekmer. y. W Cook
Pern. Il / Bsleheldo. T.. ]. WYusu. +.
NJ Lyon. Po.usl, Ward 4 Nlles, y. Y.
Bate. A. u Gsrdnu Res5shot F.ion
n. Bosch. n n BlAaehssd. ". u. Hova
Report. q u Sheldon. Wa Rect. u. ~.
C.fpsriI sspdgns Cins Hsmil'on.
Will. Bsriiey. A. J. Cor,: Ssats6org'
10 ] Bond. Geo fsfrngton. W. Z Ship
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-08-14
D.nsera,ic County Ticket.

Al The Democratic county convention q,
Arlington last week The following ticket
sS placed in nomination.
Fer the south shire--fof senator. Ia
yard L,liie 81 Po~nAi, for associate Judge,
Geo. L. Back Of Sbsftsbury; for Judge OF
probate. Alfred Robinson Of Bennington.
North shire y for sens,or, Geo. X Davis
Of Peru; Tor associate Judge. Geo. NJ. Wall
Of Dorset; for probs,e Judge. ]. II. Bone
steel Of Manchester. for couuiy commits
sionef John 4. Bn6om OF Dorset. For
sheriff John Robinson Of Bennips,on. The
county committee elected are Geo. NJ
Wall Of Donet. Milo Q. 'HaIinsI Of Ben
nipsion snd Dor Barney Of Arlington.
A resolution Uttered by Thomas II. Hall
OF Pounsl vas passed calling for dele
gate coavention 10 1872. constituted one
delegate trom each tosn and ole delegate
ior eseh ,sen,y Eve votes cas-, Al the elee
t,oc ia ltsO.