.msoumwnmorsnnms
m mus-t on Reciprocity. the nu
’ ‘1” of the Grain Crop Abroad. lbs
‘ lighting Qualities oi Vermonters and
ri sainteo on ”irons. noon;
to Manuals. at the upper end of tits lake
__ was madein three hours and s outer.
' ”m The president’s special train wh ch had
Has Received a some up from Bur laptop was waiting and
the party quickly boarded it and started
Royal Reception. tor sc. Albaua The arrival at St. Albanr
was at 7:9) p. m. Booming oi cannon
greeted the train so
, RI’Gorsnlor Smith. ed the train and
in front of the Weldon house a bond oi
little glrls in white, with sashes of red.
white and blue, cast flowers in front or
the president's carriage. Everywhert
there was the greatest enthusiasm dis
played. The president was driven to thc
home of er-Governor Smith. where be war
entertained quietly at dinner. Alter dinr
nor the president spoke to olarge crowd
at the Weldon house. He said in port:
The American Markets»
m audition of the New England".
.ma’iox, Vt... Aug. its—Tbs presi
t’s trip from Saratogn, N. Y., to Bur
was a pleasant one. Man y speecher
were made on the way to large and cuthu
crowds 0n crossing the Vermonr
the president was welcomed by r
representative of Governor Page. At sev
oral stations the president was pelted «iii
and golden rod. At Brandon he war
first! by (ea-Governor Orinsbee and at
bury by «Governor Stewart. Thu
Vsrgannos committee, headed by Mayor
is? met the train at lliiddleburg. Thu
t ‘ passed through New Haven withoul
stopping. There was a large assemblugr
It thomtion. The train stopped for flvi
fimuVergennes, where the presidsm
best per oapits of any in the world. we him
come now to believe that we may oswnd our
trade and sond our manufactured products u
other countries across the seas and in ship
in any degree tohreak down or injure our owr
domestic industries. We are consumers to at
enormous ostentqi tropical products not pro
dnced‘moar people. and by a fair exchang-
with nations sending as sugar. tea ant
ooflee we propoas and have entered success
fully upon the on rise of opening the mar
kets of Central and th America tothe mann
factoring establishments of New England am
the United States i am sure every America:
will rejoice in the sources which has thus far
attended thwe exerts, and will roioico will
this expanding trade toward the southward,
The president then returned to ex‘Gov
emor Smith‘s residence, where he pasaec'
the night.
Resolved by Go'arnor Page.
Momrsusn, Vt... Aug. ‘A—Jrhe presi
bflsfly. He was introduced hySec
Proctor and said:
They Know How to Fight.
lain to look bite the contented faces 0
nos oi New England people Yer
‘ greatly and in the estimation oi
I‘M poop before the civil war. Then
spread. uniortnnately. over the minds oi
ofouraoathera brothers the impressim
you were so much given to money, it
and to toil that your hands had forgottor
. to light. it was a moat wholesome lessor
the whole country icon-nod again, in the
c and stubborn resistance of the
' ,that the old New En land
lull rim: that Paul Revere still r e tho
7 ways 0‘ New England. and my the men or
and Lexington and Benningtun still
hrdslda [Applause]
Lnnslrson with Edmunda.
At Burlington the president was receive-c
a committee at citizens headed by
r Edmunds, Mayor liazlcton
W. Seward Webb, lion. C. W
onse, General William Wells, Pres
tglas Lyman, of the board of alder
urea; caeral'l'. s. Peck and “011.113.
ey. From the car the president war
to the residence of Senator
nods, where the president was to takt
son.
who sat down to luncheon wen
Edward K. Phel , Elias Lyman
' tary Proctor, ex orernors Stewart
Guanine. General William Wells.
a' Walker, B. B. Smulley, Colonel
g. ebb, tin-Governor Woodbnry, C. W
house, E W. Haliord. General J. G,
llough, Colonel 131 C. Smith, Howard
General 1'. S. Peck, G. F. G. Benn
exeGovonror Bunion, l. G. H. Can-
and Mayor llnzlrlon. Following the
theor- the president and party wort
' van to the Billings library building.
,0! Buloton introduced the president
spoke as follows:
'l’hs Presldsnt's Speech.
.. - -talittlo intimidated as ”are so my
‘3 vast concourse of the citizens
state of Vermont. 1 any great.
territorial extent done not placr
the larger status. great in an oriuin
tor an curly and rmluto or
lore oi liberty which has all
our We. great in a popula
how the knee to the one
or to the blandishments of
Richmond and “’a bury.
session.
RALEIGH. N. (3., Aug. M.~There is open
President Polk'a paper makes a bitter at
tack on Messrs. Ashe and Jernigan. editor!
of The chs and Observer. and publisher
ocircnlar letter sent out a year ago by
Ashe,which stated that The News and Ob
server advocated ths sub-treasury bill.
Polk then denounces Ashe and Jemigar.
as guilty oiawillfnlnttempt to decelfl
the farmers, because The New» and 0b
server holds the subtreasury bill to be on.
constitutional.
lie says such conduct shows that Ash:
and Jeruigan are totally depraved and an
unworthy of the confidence of any honest
and respectable person.
in reply Polk is denounced its a coward.
I "slim to the Democratic putty, :i failurr‘
and liunibug on a farmer, its dishonest in
his transactions with several individuals
and u "ieaiherleg” in every particular.
Messrs. Ashe and Jernigan intend tc
force Polk and Ramsay to resort to the
code for satisfaction. if they [all they
will try to break Polk down by making
him oontsrnptibie by holding him a;
every day as a "feather op." Aalro and
malty: astt in; disputes as
Polk arrived here yesterday and today
he held a no oil with his friends. It is
known that was advised he must light
if he would maintain his position as the
leader of the Alliance
It issald, confidentially, by his friends
that Polk will challenge Ashe and Jorni-
gen and will insist on a meeting, the fight
to continue until one or both are disabled
Polk’s friends here declare that if he hacks
down now ha will be glious ever hereafter
and that the Alliance will so to pieces.
__...,...___._,__
BESSIE WANAMAKER INJURED.
- lb i ration of its early
of pe independence. i re
t atths ms of one oi
pa sort-an with whom
one for a time who ado
dischar‘g at public duties. [arr
It
8
3
2.,
3
E
E
as s legislator
Btstas, lahsrs with you the
.' this count: I no longer to enjoy
.r WW tissmoixratinca
“firm-nonunm l: w um in nu
.dioyaity to the state has so highly
in hislovs and loyalty to the union oi
will he nocall for his wine mouse}
that will not and ready rmponso fruit
of private llfs which he has chosen is
[Anni-mi
Institutions. Iat Ilsa.
citizens, it is tron. as your mayor
y true, that we not in! nearly
.' lift ourselves shown all t a con
A Nisa- of the Postman" (is-oral
Brooks 3 Limb as Athntie city.
ATLANTIC Ci". Aug. -—-Misa Bessi-
Wanamaksr, daughter of illiam Woes
maker, the brother of the postmaster gen-
eral, while riding on a board walk amuse
most known as a “scenic railroad" last
chain; was thrown to the ground on se-
eount of the nripman losin control of tin
urby the breaking of a rake bolt and
hail her left leg broken just above the
knee.
Other-injured lira. E . Crippsn.
wifoof a large rim-hum. : tau
aadhsadcutsndbady lard ward
hail brother of the proprietorof Iaddon
bah-baeku'riousl injured. Ilia. lax:
ith. dauphin J bamith, i
iphla; bruised and t. 'l‘lms othen
wars slightly bruised
'lha Chunk Radicals nomad.
Cnaunanswno. Pa. Ana. m—«A ds
states has bean rendered against the radi-
oaisin the long contested snotty suit he
twssn tbs liberal and radical factius oi
the Church of tho Unitsd Brethren la
Christoverths in l” clam
was in we... in n3“.§33{"i'l’3 2.311;: A am 111 Tel: NATIONAL seam
”'0 ”'3 "”4"“ ‘1 Video”.- 'srrnons's Governor linys the Repair“-
Socure in the great American market. thI is Governor Page's letter:
carrying the American flag. We do not met lion. MM“ "mm"
dent left St. Albans for Montpelier til. l 0‘ ‘ lal'iifi majority of the yample of Vermont. it
demon ““9 moruin r flapping 9“ 1'0““? 3' would he a duty and pleasure to do an
I have. with- considerable can». mu hi and
At Mont liar he was received h Gov received personally and by letter tho v own of
ernor pagan] by the legislature 5: joint prominent Vormuntcrs in awry county at the
state. The result of my investigation loaru no
-————-~—~——~- doubt as to my official duty. ll, therefore. on
POLK MUST FIGHT. the first day of November next it should he in
———~—— oumbentonmotnfllithc vacancy roll-trod in
no Alliance President Ilsa a but] or I propose to tender You W arrwlmmont HI»
uh Hands. form yonofmy decision at this time not only
because I believe you shunhlhuvo rr'asnnable
notion oi my lilh'lillon, but lru‘. tug rcm'hod the
"”4““! between the Democrats .“nd ”1‘ con-inaluu show, i canon! ~c - that tho publlu‘
Farrrrers’ Alliance. A recent twine or ‘00,; would be
With much respect. i am, yours: truly.
WRECKER as A HERO.
A BANK
I'll-I'midant James II.
Woman at Sea Girt.
SEA Gun. X. J.. Aug. fair-About 2 a. m.
the residence of John J. Butler at Sea Girt
was discovered to be on line by Mrs. J, B,
Brown, who was the only occupant of the
house Almost overcome by smoke Mrs.
Brown made
cried for help.
out house heard her call and crossing
from the adj
woman from the homes, which were fast
approaching h
The old man
(rs-president of the Marine bank of New
York, who w
wrecking the bank in connection with the
failure of firm
Governor Hill. The building and contents
were damaged to the exit-at of flout-i.
A Farm llaad'a fatal shut.
\Voon Lane, Ky, Arm. aid-Wank
Hughes. a wealthy farmer. was murdered
in a brutal manner by one of his farm
hands named J oim Dudley, who suspected
Hughes of being intimate with his wife.
Thinking, without oamw, that his wife
was in linuhcs‘ room. he broke open the
door and emptied a shotgun into the man,
kl ' I him i stantly. Finding that be
h modes in
wirmn. c
that of the r.
TheobMof
enrille, N.
stud, Con
no Oar-rs
l
nirnt that he
psass.
chairman of
tits
“hirsute anyw tamarind!
starch property. he sass ' be up
Is is William l‘sos's bases-last.
loam. Au main John Peanuts
Conservativo candidate ior lam-ham.“
said tube a descendant of William Penn.
the rounder of Pennsylvania in Austin
whose Mad-alt returned to Innis
about the tins oi tbs revolution. ifr.
Pans bananas arias-r. lie dsolares
liarssiilaiavor oiesaeki the tar
Motionfipaa “owl-hem
tobsiittls alibi kissiestton.
In. lilslkoth loony M
Mann. 1‘. 3.. A IHNII. His!
Writin-
eightssnth annual interstate exhibition .i
the Patrons
mad. with
M the Mn;
Proustirs annotation the sets topic of dis
curries was
assassins
READM.
. Sohw
W
thsboarnili
III] coolly ploudod self deft-use. Tho mur-
derer will probably be lynched.
cutlery Dealers blast.-
thseountry h:
learn Those prosent were J. J. Van
Dorn, oi thuis. .‘o', l'.: Thomas W. limi-
ls , ofWaldrn, X. Y.; Dwight llovlne, of
klssviile, Conn, and C. S. Alvord, of Win-
a.
Wurlixorou, Ann. ‘51 misting Secre-
tary of War Grant has appointed a board
asylum the work slmuly done on the
tractor Shae so has notified the depart
under his ooatract. The department has
droidsdtocompiflo the work at his ss-
............ ~_- , - ..
r. sun. ta. aria-natural cursor.
tirw i'iavrrr. A
mittse, says the posts are hri4irt tor a
submission of t gubernatorial cost»
vsrsy totirs supreme court at the Detour
tat-m lloth sides will present pleadiaus
in their simplaat term. so that the issue mm
could hs more speedily disposed oi.
Down on Olson-aunt”.
Jugs ”warts boas.
no Iiii lauds Imirs as lain-on.
é are "selling our Clothing
‘lacrwd by further Illu'usluillti.
Cannon. 5. PM".
Flair Saves a
her way to a balcony and
An old man occupying the
mining balcony saved the
9?.
proved to in: James ll. Fish,
as sent to state prison for
it & Ward and pardoned by
i mistake. be surrendered
onn., Aug. al—ileprosonta-
all cutlery companies of
we old a conference here.
the meeting has not been
h'.;J. ii. (Joules. of Sou-iv
a Aayiorn at “oat Point.
Inn at West Point. Con-
woold not continue the work
“it n—«ii. I (baton.
the publicao state corn-
Glofl. Pa. Aug. It—o‘l'hs
Husbandry was formally
all it.” venous t.
althsiialrymoa's stiossl
the suppression of theaters
w
Pa. 5. admins iiirars
oi t
. Ass. m-Jl'bs flriks st
handshsromliekwaasasssi
and th‘aflrey. ..
\"arrlng liaselraii Maxi-rain Most.
WASH! Mi'l'uN. A up
between the warring luawlriill factions, the
National league and the American Asao
cistiou, was held in
Messrs. Kramer, premient of the Ameri
can Association; Zach Phelps. and Von der
Ahe Wcm delegated
socialiun’a interests, while the [league
contingent consisted at John '1'. Brush,
James A. Hart and Charles ll. liyrns. 'l‘hr
representatives were empowered to with
all dltlercncca. The Asuncluiiun men will
not withdraw the Association club from
Boston or any other city. nor will they
raise the price of nrirriiasioir. They will
abide by the contract law, and will play
exhibition games with the League clubs.
Louis Kramer, presiolrnt of the American
Association was made chairman and Mr.
llart socrsiary. The time was spent in
general discussion of the situation toward
ascertaining tbs wishss or tirsftwoomaat
nations as to the desirability of framing s
new agreement. Nothing more was given
out to the press.
Mlle lolly Joins the league.
Boston, Aug. 31
melon Hale, has signed a contract to play
with the Boston
maimler of his and all oi Inuit was-m.
This counsel calls
per annurn, ind an additional mun in case
of the sitters: oi th
was to receive 823,!!!) from the immune.
lie joins the club at
l'aat ‘I'huo It Independence.
inner-nurses. liL, Aug. ai—At the
meeting of the independence Driving lurk
association Margaret won the Yearling
stakes of new in at
and 2:“. Honest
paced it in mm),
HARTFORD, Alix.
day.
iiaur'aa. h“. it,
match between the
lumps.
thoboardof
Pa. fromtks
mesh“
rapidly as though they Were under the hammer and
.' they are going oil; prices low as you would bid for them if
they were in the hands of an auctioneer. ' Prices have’fallen
so heavily that you could hear the crash half a dozen blocks
away. We [are spelling our Bargains with a big B because
there’s nothing small about them. Do yen want to make a
dollar go a long way? We can give you a better return for it
than you can get for a dollar and a quarter elsewhere, and
25 cents saved is twenty-five cents gained. Here’s an oppor-
. tunity for putting your money where it will do the most good.
straight beats in the our ill-M 'l‘rnrc, am,
2:17;; and 3:”. lacs» to boat ‘2;in [build it
in 2:", and ltoy Will-er to heat cars},
Trotting at Ilaufuni.
at Charter 0 iii park opennl with about
8,5“) attendance. Belle Hamlin and Globe,
driven to beat the record at Bella and
Justina 12:13), made the mile without a
break in Zzlil“. tiraut's Alaiaiiah won tho
8:” pacing 1. im. Henrietta the till class.
K. ,T. H. captured the 21‘” trotting purse.
Hobart Ibis-ted Ilavoy.
lemin, it. I., Aug. M~Clurtnte lio-
blrt defeated 1‘. ll. Hurry in the all warm
tennis match. llulmri is playing Ullves
8. Campbell for Chumpionulrlp humrh to
Ills lint-a Club Wow.
and tho Wanderers, of lialifas. was con
eluded. 'l'hs iloatons won by {0 runs
mi" silvers emu.
Tbs Western Union denlsrl that it will
"duos cabls ratas between Monica and
Ada secretary Nations: has is
urn theollsetor at New York to uk-
step to prevent the importation trons
Germany of goods produced by coavht
l’rshidsnt i). ii. Mulatt, of the Brown
and lilo Grands railroad. hast-stud Ito
"TIM bseawashswssaoua isua
wt attraction not“
atoskhoiii-rs.
Kali of Charlutoo. Ark., was broad
William ii. Dooley hasdirsat Walrus.
paralysis
‘ as
there is about it. 7
a: WILL roomful: "m *““‘°'°" .2...- ' *
, ' What on rims." l’lnyus. Atbistas and
m ‘ llorru Are Doing
Secretary of War Proctor to mm!“ than
M Plitllruru~ I. l— I»
Succeed Edmunds. Wu...” 1 o o n u u o a-r i r
Ioatrrn......li i 0 o o u o 0 a»? D i
..._._..._._ Baiterluz Galvin. Kin] oral Mlllef:clafksoo
andliennstt.
At Cincinnotiw- ‘_ a. n. r.
" multiluilII—Jllll
NnYork.,...lIla0 0": :i 0 0 2‘! 7 I
: l ri ' , .
cans of tho arson flour-lain Stats All Oarmd nhm,‘ M “M a."
Want our Road of the War mpm- offing-I'd; 0 o -" , I“! ‘1
meat to Step into Itdrnuuds- shoes. pmwpfiit'g g 0.1 u 3 : 3 3; . E 1
MONTI'ELIER, Vt., Aug. lat—lion. M. “3:32am shoaron and Zimmer. (llamasud
field Proctor has received a letter from A; Chlcsmr— ;_ a, ‘
Governor Pagelntormiughimthat he will ghiuxo“ ........ o 2 o o i ii 5 u was a: :
bsnppolntod to the vacancyin the United "’0 ’“'_ "-0 0 " 2 0 l’ 0 0 3“ 5
States senate caused by the resignation of figfifif' I'm" “M summon “flaw“
lion. George F. Edmunds. The iollowing aarrucas anarcrarroa.
BOA-:oflmwm- & l I
, n.. ....... orroooroa—sni
a“'“”";x::;x;m:;m lilwsukoo ..... o o o o o o o o o~o a r
Ilium l’AIiKIb't, Ann. '21 “agrarian: Buillnton and Murphy. Davis and
um Sin—Aim mini ornsidcr'ation oi ‘mwfll’hf‘; , o l o o o Mfi'fi‘. I" I!” HEARD
mmmm‘”'° dtmgdigh‘gmfi Louisville ......... u o r o o o o o- r i i I MU “‘VE ET
. V“ 10"” till the Batteries: Chamberlain and Militias. Stat 10 5109 “Y DOUG.»
sons ' M b tonandityau. Gamecalledon mantoldsrk’ I.“ in l I
$8,131?an 0% runs: aswcrarx Wu“ """‘
mm. "our“ P. m, . 0" aanlr innards—own
i , AtByracu-s— u up]. sly-assist”; bass-n. sswiiisssiluo
. mums. Irimu'lly, ..... ii i 0 0 0 0 ‘ ‘ 1‘. . I mush its-id's- “I,
llmvc di-cnir'diimy Bnflslo. '''''''' ii 0 0 o 0 2 ll 0 0- 2 ‘ ' tat-m hr. Its—veal”
filly l" “m” my Battoriss: Oilroy and Quinn. Csliihan and , , , -. 1: . .5. ._
gruentantowhat Helicon is
seloction “in” best At “if." - u I | .
romoto t o welt
. Albany... .00030l00sv—07I
‘fifv'h:l‘;f'i’3:;::’d Mm“! ...... 9 u o o o a u r a- r r s | “MI GW-
[have at the aamo lisuitories: \lrllls and [helm [llauvslt and — ,,
tirno felt that l was '
' “mun" "(mm mum “WM" “‘ " TA; "up 0 1 o u o u o o I s t a 66 BOSS
representative capacity: lliilll'.n||l doing in ,flhl“;,'"|"”"‘l, ' i U ‘ u o 0 o a . '
justice to my judmeni. lmuhlrncnt the wishes llatir-i-ioafrlhoa. Brahma and Wells '0 I ll
. L'rl.v—The first meeting
this city last night.
to lmrk after “1! AI
-.‘Iikc Holly, of the
League club the m
for a salary of $5.00
r club. Kelly mid lxr
(Jim rinml.
night hours to 21?qu
(home took three
ill—Who our meeting
Aug. ills—The or shot
larnuwood», oi limo",
stingotshonsybrsi
larch Iilk Biscuit
—
Sn: that each
biscuit rs stamped 8055
[Mrs your grocer kccp lht'
l 8055 Cracker?
Fawcett’s
HEIDOIIIITEIB FBI
MlllliiEllY!
lo. I? liain Street.
Formsrly 3 Istsr 8L. Ismail.
Just mind,” drawn llata its-day to sell
without mmail ahaprs and mitt". at the
extremely low prim: at 59c" former rrlrr Si.
"no lot of lists 1*. iVVmihs I .ararb.
Une- lnt of line French "were”..dtqufioc.
mil. Don't form the numb",
I7 MAIN STREET,
Sui in J. F. Iknneu'vi dry goods lime.
Mrs. W. 'Fawcetl,
Io. ll Iain Strut tonsils
F. HAYES
llavirm removed his meat market
lo. 6 lionh iiain Street.
the Int-at line of
POULTRY. Etc..
F. HAYES,
ill. 5 Willi lill STREET
viii It 7401"?" SHIKWJLK.
.Iv.,.;...r t‘i/
t
riff-ru's'MJ . 6 s
f g ‘1‘
‘1 Isl—Inf“
summaries-so.
is" so In”.
"Ir-rs. m Slain ”trod.
nus-om”. m
Wilisopply the purple of this vinlnlty with
Fresh and Salt Meals,
RESERVED Hill
C
M. S. SMITH’S
Special Announcement
ON
Friday, Aug. 28.
nrucroirls sinner. Piss
In" D" I“ "I VIII.
, . ~m
um anal-u m hubs-:3
W ”M‘H.
Brianna Mutt. sinuous:
g on cannot r’oiways-sphave the F . ,
of a dip ip the deep, deep sea, just when you“
it. but it isn’t [necessary to (put your head/under a. pa
keep cool. Try one of our suite. We have knock
along. We ought not to part with one of them at such
unprecedented figure, but go they. must and that is f,
Wall Papers,
Mixed Paints,‘
White Lead,
‘ Oils, Glass,
Coach Colors and Youth it
Artists’ Materials, . ~
Combmed Chair and Step Lad-j:
,p— .‘
i. r. mm
”Washington “not, BM‘ ‘
Win ‘
der, 82.00. ,
McCloskey’s Wood Filler—436st
in the Market, $2.00 3 Gallon. .
Parntin , "
P8 r- ansing,
Ca cimining.
(BREEIIRV’S WIIT)
sown NOBWALK. — - - 0010!;
now OPEN.
Biliilllii. Biiillllii Alli Hsu . .
Shore Dinners aSpecia
'As will immatfiowth
wrhtmium thosiewh'orkandfiswi my
a. E. EEWER.
Any article that has outlivw
22 years of competition and im.
itation, and sells more and mo
each year, must have uteri;
Dolrbins’ Electric Soap, i 3'
made in 130i”, is just that artic ‘
Those who use it each week (
their name is legion) sav
clothes and strength and l
soap do the work. All that w
can say as to its merits, pal-v
into nothingness, before .v
story it willltell, itself,"ot
own perfect purity and quali '
if you will give. it one tri
Ask your grocer for it. He i 1
it. or will got it, Try it no
Monday.
There are many '. i
N. B. Eln-tric Sonya in which ;. ~
trinity playsnoynrt. in .
is the original one, all ' , :- .
tries. and Hiram-Magus are frond-
irnitntions. Ask for Dobbins’ A .
scetlmtoornameison every w a u
arrdif any other is sent you by y’
grim-r. when you order ours. send
lurk to him.
I. l.. (turns a C0.
l’irihdelphia, Pa.
1. o. iEIiilitSI"*
Payer Malnutrition. l
Adwin
Will PIPER AID Wills
Bl Kurtis Main similar. Milk.
iffmmwt’xé fill! W till:
. If!
m («imam-tribunal.
sari! Webs-Hilly“
c. L. OGDEN
Carpenter mill Builder.
ifl'Alliii ARI) IAN“; wont
“mall TY.
GIVE ME A. CAL
Ill" IT ENE lit! It'll. w
”an. suit m m.
as ‘ ” our”... “1;,
fi'fii :2.
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