Wellsville Daily Reporter (Newspaper) - September 26, 1885, Wellsville, New York 5. No. 276. WELLSVtLLE, H. SEPTEMBER 26, 1885. Copy 2 E. Line 0*ms prb Rates coade known mt the tt f t if t * t It y tt t f f 1t H. FISHER'S TOWN Post N. W. DEMOCRATIC - be humbugged by soft opera House 2i,'M.tf. placed a strong ticket in nomination at To would be The voto Hill olit the claim that he would be confronted at Saratoga by Administration whether secret or He came near to receiving the nomination unanimously upon the informal To hie aid is pledged the cordial support of and Irving Halls and the County Tha remainder of the ticket was well chosen to the brings to Republican consideration the stubborn fact that in the brief canvass before us we have to meet not only a united but a firm purpose to retain its hold of power and to strengthen it if Closely on beyond Ites the election of another United States Senator from this Cunningly the of New York at Presidential disposal have been nearly all left the better to combine expectant hopefulness and a determination to Ten hopeful for a given work better than one in nine will not do to deny that there is When the tables in other years were Democrats recognized in dismay their It is our turn now to admit the danger and prepare to meet it like It does not follow that wo not but it does become necessary that the and follies of the past shall be laid permanently to their and with hearts and hands to keep step to the old time music of The battle can be but it must be fought There is danger of but the danger line may be safely passed if all join hands and purpose to resent the Insult of promised good times Hud pure administration of public under Democratic you can Will you no while giving to his manifold duties antl to the interests of his constituents that earnestness of attention in every detail that marked him the and honorable winner of the These are traits that are wanted at and there are few to be found in whom they are so happily combined as in Senator He cannot be retired in the interests of his He will not be if prudence Best of allf be is not likely to It is an hour of struggle to wrest from the grasp the fallen sceptre of and the strong men of the grand old party are wanted at tho is nothing like Dr. Oil to quickly cure a cold or relieve Written by M. Burr Joseph Lively Budget From the Old County HEARD Says Cleveland la Only Acting President and Must Reslen by Oct. 2. A. and ana over tho Post day IV C. K. 8i M. AND N. Y. NO. 89 Republican Senatorial convention for the thirty-second comprising the counties of Cattaraugus and is to be held at Jamestown on Friday Oct. 2d. It is likely that the Hon. Vedder of the present able Senator from that will be In the of true Republican prosperity and harmony we trust he may Any demand which may be to exist for his retirement iu the midst of a representative strength and usefulness unsurpassed by any member of that dignified may wisely be denied in this With all deference to the many gifted of the Republican faith in those we insist that it would be a mistake not to return Mr. Vedder to the He is wanted right There are few men of his blended and splendid courage and capacity to be found in the whole state to till that It was the writer's privilege to be much in Albany during the lust session of the and it was a pleasure to note the which the district held tho of tho Its representative was not only the recognized leader the Republican Bide in that but he held in high the and esteem of his every railroad is still without and no immediate prospect of having The officials are all in New I. of who has been visiting her brother Hon. D. P. Richardson for the past two left for her home of the of Brown left for New Wednesday evening on a business These enterprising men have made an enviable reputation for the quality of their large of it being used in the U. H. The brick work in S. G. Horner's new building is The building will present a line J. of the Central is suffering from a severe attack of 8. Hastings of the L P. is recovering from an attack of Harry of N. is the guest of Mr. J. E. A. B. our next was in town shaking hands with the James Lookhart left on Monday fer Miss Mary of is visiting her brother Jamos M. Paul of was iu VanDusen is friends fn late a conductor on the L. left Thursday to take a tion as extra conductor on the E. U. Lynde has removed his family to matters iu Angelica are now in a most prosperous Tlie Wilson named after its generous tho late Col. James was formally opened to the public last About aO students were in and the prospects for next term are in the Court House will be occupied until a suitable building can be Ground broken Monday for the extensive addition to the Angelica Graded Under the able management of Prof. at the of tiie educational advantages of Angelica are second to no town in this Sept. i. has received by the It called upon him to resign by October 2, Tho writer himself M. Presidentelect of the United States Dr. M. of Military and Civil National and Military He addresses the President as acting and f I met ion 8 j pn c All acts made by you after October U will be null ond He attaches to the letters orders numbering from 2, BOS to 3,o70 to each of the cabinet addressing each as To Secretary Bayard ho tenders his thanks for the faithful performance of his but cautions him not to pay too much attention to the newspaper and requests that the secretary will have no direct diplomatic intercourse with any British nor their Spanish or Russian He calls upon General Black to resign September 10, and closes man tenacity with which people abide by their early faith in Ayer's Sarsaparilla is explained by the fact that it is the best blood medicine ever and it is not equalled in lence by any new candidate for public Biggest Cheese on allow to stand in the way of your If you need your system needs bracing if your are constipated your Liver your head if you are subject to sick or nervous if you lack energy in the and want at go to work and stir your Liver and Digestion with Regulate your Bowels and general system with this speedy and pleasant antidote to all troubles arising from the Liver and E. Sept. 2;!. two hundred people availed themselves of Georg W. invitation to go to East Aurora yesterday afternoon and witness the making of a cheese at the factory of Beebe Co. The party went on a cheese factory is one of the comprising factories in Erie Mr. Hay ward explained to his guest that the milk for the factories is furnished by 12,500 The owned by L. A. Johnson and managed by W. ' is composed of twenty all located in Erie and the milk of 10,000 The sales of these combinations are made weekly iu tho warehouse of Af at East and average from 1,800 to 2,000 boxes per week through the entire As to the great which the visitors had come to Mr. Hayward said its manufacture required 32,000 of milk which made the cheese weight 3,800 the largest on This cheese called the City of and its mate which will be made on will be called tlie Village of East Aurora Both will be delivered to Hay ward about the of the City of to be cut up and sold for and the other for Hon. Seth Fenner was Intro and delivered a pleasing telling a great deal about The then partook of supper Mayor who was among the was made chairman of the party and formally thanked Hay ward for his generous Mr Hayward placed ten five gold pieces iu the big and when the Village of East Aurora made the same number will form part of the Terrible Which scrofula has upon the system must be and the blood must be or serious consequences will For purifying and Hood's has been found superior to any other pre It expels every trace the and bestows new life and vigor upon function of the it to entirely overcome From Thut Fruitful you might have In your that we might get for a little you see nt to call this we herewith give you our opinion auto the printed In your wiah to to one headed Wandering written from and only wish to criticise tho or what seemed to too personal ' of as every knows we have but of course any allusion to hlin might aa well be written in and we here we think any person or set of persons might Ond better use of their time than in writing anything that would cause such a one to feel himself defamed through second note was from your who seemed to want to impress the readers of your paper that Andover had more poor sidewalks than any other town in the Now while we admit we have more than we should we protest against the assertion that we are the banner town in the county for poor as far as wo can oar H. D. received a compliment rather than a as soma seem to but no doubt your correspondent intended to give him a but any person of should know that a road commissioner in any incorporated has no right to build walks unless so petitioned by a certain of Inhabitants In the immediate vicinity where they should be needed and Andover claims to show ten laid out as perfect and surrounded by as good sidewalks as any town in the And she feels proud of her one Iron and is looking forward with pride to the completion of the other at the west end of Main And we claim a commissioner leave his own any day to answer the call of any or company of persons who claim to need any necessary road ia any portion of our Ae to the P. O. some of them have been hugely while some parts might better have remained unwritten We take this liberty In writing you this aa being an occasional to your lively paper we have been credited with writing Bome of the same articles above which you know do not belong to our and lot me you are at liberty to show this or any to any curious person or which we have ever sent before doing bo please correct the grammatical errors and tlx over the misspelled for mast be are informed that one of your correspondents at this place has under way a memorial list which will be sent to your for publication the first week iu The list will contain the names of deceased citizens of Andover since 1804, giving date of death and arranged in their proper at a great expense of time and we be appreciated by ail lii this as over fifty copies of the have already been and we have no doubt you will have orders for one hundred extra Green has kindly consented to put them on his news counter where all can a for fair Sept. 25, 1885. Church have opened the and with William the 1st to do the and William the Sad to do the they will put more money In the pocket of the farmers than they have seen this and we merchants propose to coax it away from them as fast as M King 4r
