Wellsville Daily Reporter (Newspaper) - October 23, 1884, Wellsville, New York - 4. No. 295. N. OCTOBER 33, 1884. Copy 2 THE New Suits in four different Largest Stock to lect DAN. all 65c, at DAN. latest styles KNO WING to Buy a Good N. W. ss known hI tbo G. A. Ministers as They For Prohibition 7" Arnot haa coti pled with nnt Who would to Times of 1 a letter written by John our HIM both an able and popular and calculate Bome if they get away with the AGAINST nith WALTER L. of just ii no will Reliable Less Profit than He Stand of Fisher Member of WILLIAM K. For County DANIEL D. Of For of A. Of For School GEOROE E. Of Dist. P. ' Of are to election they earnestly bellve that he is their enemy and the friend of their the virtuous women of the i the great majority are posed to Cleveland's because they cannot hlf crimes or keeping his infant eon for a prolonged period lu a when he perfectly able to him In a different earnest religious men of the country are Cleveland because modes and habile of life are hostile to all religious and mural and because hipi election would be equivalent to the young men of the country to take no thought of virtue or but to follow blindly the of every and then expect to be rew arded by promotion to the distinction and the greatest power in tbo gift of the American Ruch fls ia it possible that the attempt to make enu be Y. nomination John Brown to Congress in the Sixteenth district oi Pennsylvania by the Prohibitionists the second gentleman of that name in the Congressional fight and third candidate in the are not likely to place a in the but they may to endorse W. C. the candidate of the tor Jamestown Journal was kindly pleased to copy our article describing the idiotic celebration in l-y the Democrats of the results of recent It that Horn had a and in referring to it Saturday night in his remarked that he had every reason to that the idiote of the entire United until he heard from which made It a stand off. The turned a neat point on the Some of the boyn on the Democratic side told - him they were going to celebrate and asked him what he about I you propose to rejoice you ain't any worse than you saui the which I consider a proper thing for the Democracy to do under the But if you are going to have the with good do we yet rebel 7 amazing grace wo are out oi to Marry In Oct. 03.The marringe of the President with Mips has been and will at Washington during is the eldest child of Frelinghuysen and is years She is a tall and slender with clear cut features and a low brown gray and a somewhat pallid and not what is a handsome has a stately and She is of very polished exceedingly an excellent and Irsa herself very popular iu all circles at She hue tact and She 1 also noted for Her sister is Mrs. John wife of the j Assistant Secretary of Arthur is years old and Ims been a. widower for the past Svo 1 His first wife was Miss Ellen the daughter of Lieut. of the S. who waii lost at Hia family of two now a at and aged whose name has become a household word the N. S. and trom all bou John Arnot of was yesterday nominated for con by the democrats of the the counties of Chemii Tom pk i n a and is u y le Whether Mr. Arnot can be elected in a district and in a presidential year at is a question to be But the nomination is creditable to the Democracy of that district and highly complimentary to Mr. The have not yet and in the face of the Arden Oct. the 1 young man named who a yonng Wild between the couple caused the husband to go to A few later it was announced that he was The widow remarried and grave in California Last week there arrived in this city a gentleman about five of evidently a man of who began about the old families It was the who was for California at the New Orleans and who watt to up with his He found his who is married and the father of a family and has them means to join him In where it In said ho is a Mr. Wilson on his way to New will remember aa pastor and preacher of Methodist It la addressed to that claw of which Mr. Alabaster ia a representative and the arguments or rather thereof are so that we copy Jt for southern tier to reAd To the Editor of the the past few weeks I been the recipient of in writing and evincing great In the of the prohibition party at the coming presidential are from They urge that temperance and shall m they it la not to repply to all of these and some are I answer we Intend to as we That is we vote for on the presidential No. That Is V there are other things we pray for and things we deem very Important the years of the rebellion we prayed for the We done it ever We will vote us we We will not throw away our vote on and help to give the anion into the hands of its We prayed liberation Qod heaid our We will tote we We will help that party through which the slave gained hia and through which hia rights iM freeman are We have prayed for the death of the rum We will vote aa we We will help keep out of power the party whose traditions are most allied with tho whisky Wa would like We see no good prospect of it except outside of party But we will not throw away what friends we and fall squarely into the hands of our remember the story of the lad thrust his hand Into the jar of filberts filled it so fuil that he could not get it we will take a few this and for a method by which fo got the been That kingdom is not It is tho purity of the of the promotion of We will vote aa And Binee so many that we pray for are represented by of the great and ao few by the and to cast a vote fer prohibition would in effect be to defeat the former and aid the wo must vote aa we We cMt oar ballot for the republican presidential Minister and 0 u otf the A sighted and saluted ata the of the wild would like to find a If Is one np So flew and found O'Connor and oey and banded the Hon. over to them with tha the laai time ha heard from they both promised to for Cleveland and his kind of takes the to FROM MR. N. Oct. dropped liato thli lively little yesterday The place waa red hot with and 8aatcr Grady were holding a big maM log on the square in front of Court Mr. W. H. Boole waa ing In the Opera to the Co. Prohibition Ai tha House a County waa foil maA tha black coated fraternity ware to the Congregational from all over the Many of the on their way to the stopped and heard the of Hen's and opening of Senator Butler is homely and an Grady jbs brilliant and A appreciative and applauding crowd State Congregational opened at four The Dr. Halley of was sleeted In the evening the Dr. of Brooklyn preached a grand sermon on the of The Lord's Supper was by Dr. trf Brooklyn and Rev. Mr. of be to-day are Sunday and Foreign Home is largely and there la good promise of a spiritually profitable have not yet met with a member of this mad with of Democratic or prohibition I was glad to find my venerable a temperance as atrong for Blaine and Logan as 1 am W. of tha Cleveland Monday arraigned before lo make and that he had been greatly in law's ease and had lie that his conduct had beau and he sorry for what ho had ile that he Intended the said he a letter f mtu t he in which he liad uo sire to prosecute thw prisoner and Boone was and with his and left this evening lor home iu Ramsey of passed through Omaha Monday on his way to Utah to in the territorial he being the five Utah Mr. Bamsey says that the has very in the work laid out for it under the Edmunda among other that a registration of both male and bo and that oath must be taken before registering that the applicant is not a By means of this registration and the haye been ' now in Utah about 2,5<KI male to Mali for Mr. Ramsey that the great ia in obtaining ari is shown by recent Mormon church authorities have very memories as to where the be seeming to know leas about than do and they resort to every means to of ev could not say when how the Mormon problem will be In to the Edmunds he said that 4t had accomplished could be done its for at cents for a big of dyspepsia and yield to the regulating and toning of Try
