davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-07
ID Real Estate Broker and Apctioneer,
Fedsssi BaildisSs, eefusr seventh snd ~ sts.N.w.
rRUsrEEe sALEioF A rwo.sTORY YRAME
% RXEkh AZ eiIt 81; NJ, = STREET Aolff'''

DME!.iiSG q, ": IA = STREET. NOirrH-
~ 4 Re 49, q 81,
one ef Tie Land Reosras leFi y .shinStess county,
r. c ans A. sns e sss Hsfs sss
p%,;s; 2. sxTT 9I9 n e . rs . 4 ia
:!iss,s e M1,S@Ipsses % e. l tI9JT r ss1 DE-
n"s for sts SINE 81 Norm afess sssy one tn
feet and eight te) ins.es wet froA the 10utheast
sSr.ss Of "a sss fs:s lcHE ;ssrss
nne. ss Ssss tse2ss st ~ 81 s
msnts AS above: 49,: .. =.
pr cent: fso3 So - ~ S1ssn:e e s.ls:
"o Sn ~ wk,sS ~ 49, q ~ -.
Ing interest ftomss. ,A.EcS -, 53aSsared bys
peal. q g. s e ta On - g ~ and 2, y
s.is ere net Ssal!ied Sllk = the trusts
.:ssrsss DC e. prsRssy 9 &c Is.
dsys' advertiseuaenfi. ,c,o. . mr., $3.50,
ses..-TuThsAds J.T.c6fIWIEiLt.ssis:mss:
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-07

VALUABLE RIAL. ESTATE Al. AUCTION,
NEAR TIE eEvENra.eTkEET ROAD,
SSlh4as. e6s4SShfEaE 1E1ahf 4cs hac. Iii sA.
&. SUI: p ne 81: e. sssss:s Ct
tion IN 'front.' Of the pfsnlsss,. ON NONDAY, the
,sth q Assn % SclSsk ? M .ii that =; Ger ;ss
eosnty q Wsslinxtos, >; e., Known q being {
part Sfa PET Sfn Ses e lsse s:ilsd 1 re Gars
l.nd eoaveyed 10 ThemaS q. IiSeiell n. Isabelle
Z
rerns made knawe On daI q ale, -...- 4
xwr.s. 5 q nHff es REEtEEl 1 rass:
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-07
A LEXANnRIA AND WASHINGTON
"a kkkkEhKE3As2x AHR AEfxkEppRiA AMI

fkEDERiGKsHBHTkRe kxiENAYai AM
DEPOT CORNER SIXTH AND sTREETS.
Local trains for AleIandria leave - follows: q
sp. p: 70 AleIandiiS daily; "a otSsn daily except
Local trains leaIs Alexa.Avisas follows: 4 q z
: 10 a9a u =; Lard p n; q; q. anu
z. ~: -. ASxanohs daily; al osaef trains dsiay'
rim nssf:d thns eensses wiss ssainsos wasA-
STxEiT1iSS sscommedas!on ieavs. washington
DIR G soifGifHsRN fXPkEss, via R,ehnond,
leaves WashiSsson M:ss ,. n, aaily, exceps Bus
Through tickets TO- an poi.ts south and South
west for yale q the oace sixth sna Pennyt.
svenue Whsfc passengers can le.ys yraefs tor bag.
gage g b. checked st al hotfe sn1 fess1Sss1encss
"iySetf " US. General Psssengsr AGENT.
PENNSYLVANIA AIR LINE
JIG TO BALTIMORE,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-07

N ss = ssssS svsn I'm saas 3. .ca o.
ises, Il public aaetics, on fuEsIxY, sSs SSsh &
the law, 90 af % the cash payment or the time OF
s.ls, wia 2. arietE s..cStsds Pseyi,s Tscs any
tho niin ssiidl.g, .nI boy ts.s ys,yilsss sStii
quIred g change from the main building to the OUT
Terms 70 b. complied With within ave days nom
ALEX. 2. sHHREERp, Ss,ssgssor.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-07
B1DUsOA1z1GccH4ssS Size . CO..
Southeast corner Ninth and d skfeots northwest.

AUCTION SALE OF sTALLs III The EAST
L I---.T IN ERN NARKRT.-sl-r -. 4.,-,,--..
In accordanoe with IN act entitled 'An act In re.
stiSn 20 tns ssle ard rent q seaDs In the
b ! e.sstsa y d. ksss,sesssAs..-ssr ~ ~
Dfsfrid 81 CotupsBia, That affer the eompetion Of
EastefA Narket buldip&, bel01Kfng - and Owned
BY the Distet Of CcluEbla in the city of Washing-,
ton. TIE oovsrnor shsa seil. fSr the tyne 81 sss
dss ss as to she SisSs.s Sier 10. md
determinel BY tie Governor and Nsrkst Connie
sionerA and anneaneed q the Eone Of aal1: aNa
thereafter NO further Cns shall b paid By the put.
for us: % q
Sec :. Ird s. Il osstAey, e.aesed, That ali Stalls
sold 40 herein pr0SidD 4 shali b occupied ~ jks
psrchssers thereof, oihcrwiss Gsseh .sls shan BE-
sec e I'D srssa k 49, fSss the annual
rental for Zach and every SAN !. the narket.hos.s
doii.rs Der .sslS: pSosza Esas IA aoysransr
sld H.ytet cenni,s!oners .hsll Sesig1ats the df-
prodnce and such other articles Of nsrohsadlae a
IN their discfsticn, VIII be neee..Fy:
Of sale OF said SalD or StAnde shall b one third
cash. and the rsnaiudAf layatle = threc equal an.
nnaI instalments from date Of sale. With Interest
e .haa 81. IS s sss . q ss
upon whish - sa,a inssalinsnt = dns for IL 70
SEQ. s lsd u q Isyekv saaksd, That any act or
asts now IL sxi.tenes inecrsistsnt wita the pro
visions a this act Be, and ths sas ars r.
Approved June q Ma go. eJfas.l -. -. sFyifl
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-07
DSblisbcd n the aity Of " gton, D. C. =
: - - MILAN ST!CkNkY, tTrustsss.
=. " ~ 6EO1GE b. PLANT.
, ~ -A1oyE SALES PosTPoNE1
'ia''. S Ml5LI z! nsEaS4 kf' 1r..s....
Ssr.sTurSS1s J.r.C0TD1rIL,s Salesman.

~THB ABOVE SALE n PosrP0NED
ST sAs e me sS; Sss uni
- yGLILHlA&S isTlCFNEY'} fruss.ss.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-07
WASHINGTON AND ONO RAnROAl

FALL ARRAN9ENENT-TW0 IIA1M9 DAILY
sz5H En2lf46i. SEslsH Iii HsasS
- 80: 81 ): :,s4 Pr "A A.;
ssoInn wesswssiJ q ia =. 81 "a = =, al
sffive q Hamilton q nse 9. =. sd 80 y
Ls. ss.: a ssosss = s;s ss :. =.
ssd srI!s e ~ = -. e; s:S ~ m,
,peton aSS ohso a.. a ~ ssd fssoss
:, ss. g .Ss.s sas Il s: - y
The t:ss !. n. -tisil is01 Als1ssdSis and n:0 p
n. trsln fen Hanl!ien ecanset g hs.i!ts9 yl!h
ks.S d.ily i.S esssnS, - ~; 1i,s
Rermsr's linz IL ecsc6es, villa icsvs LsssssfE
dsiiy fSr Aidis and HI1dleSss1: :. q. ,.,,,..
Ss sss ssf::. s's:;'' ''
npEAr PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
VQe!,IxEsr. sc So FH Az.p sCuTrSs''X,s ...
=. 10, !: .
TIE sxixiis Rs bbJk6jssEk-rs.cE SUP in =
VIII VIII si.sant seensfy. Relass sssse-seen ~ Ae
: Sssssdr:d s,i iSi W. s Wssssn - cs.szs,
he s1s. =. 1ipin Aaiys uese4 1el1sYs ~
n: ANY, .sssss sss1sy,s wsss u -
s.n. ssI -. kkE ccxN1c5yoJn ........
ss T,essss 81 sss7ss; = p,sss..Ae $685.
sssr; 4A e ss.is -: g. sss::s
.. rs:: ~. sssssssssa s ~ 8 6
0as~s6 ssssl Il 4k L. i. -
.. ED. .. youxe. esa~s ~. s.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-07

RY DUNCANsON, DoWLIT3 4 Co..
- Auctioneers, Cofnes Ninth and p strests
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-07

Pr 11;sE.A:13Es.a1.a!., =. ....,o,..,. 3 Il
10. sss..ss s 49, $780, :ss :r..
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-07

Aswn Be seen BY the above list our stock com.
prfses SIXTEEN different grades and varistics, Of
which We have large supply now on hand, and our
facilities for obtaining the same are such that We
have no hexitsney IN asserting that ~ are able to
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-07

RY LAr1nED q OLRXhY, Fs.Is ,ifl59 g
sosthwest eofn:f Sffs.a: q, ssd Eleventh 81,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-07

9sI lily = stnat6. ~ AOHRER {. J
DuNcANsoN, BOWLING 8 Co. i
feb1-d tssar1 Auesioneefa
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-07

BOWILNG SALOONB.
CHAs, q. EcKLoFF, I2ls L ST., bet, lzth and 18th.
ExrioSAI BRASS Wocxs ss, sis and 40 18th st.
n.w..: Tnos. Somcrville, Manufactured Of all
articles used in the Plumbing aud Gas and steam
Fitting Business: q complete stock Of Plumbers
Supplies, &C., constantly on hand. -
Wa. n. DOUGLASS Co., lo06 z ST.. cor. urn /;
Brass Founders and Finishers-, Casting daily.
BUTTER, EGGS, CHEESE, &c.
G. W. e.. RoHRER. S. W. cor. 9Th and d streets,
General Commission Merchant.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-07

Il :. ixss.toss e ysAaE hssa, Ss:ss..d.g
.aa.dss, ibasrsSsa4fS5 q WA .diASs
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-07

ng at plIcnaee2seeoee. q
= sTXEXEiIH 4 WEI a T;s:'ee.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-30

Sbu' redt, Iteb' feit, tebr Sid nidt bran,
9Senn Did aud tabelt manher Wann;
Der 'cu nod fommen auf Die 98elt,
Ser's ma1t pie's Seoermann gsidlt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-30

Sage ie email. Serr Nadbar. wie i'd
Dor, INN ibne ia beute ,tua 8eielle unrubis
parn un bawe Die grlueit perlale!"
rSa es is iGdnolid. ibr 2sut!-Sie
@eler ielt mer ipsrle9e uno iOllt'n 25 gene,
aus'm h, oenn mer wero iOnlt net mebr
mit'n ierti9.~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-30
~3uTemburger Gazette.
unterba { 8.
Wetts' Gutdnetsn e&sr, ,iemst tsm Gbrifsa.
ereettrt Gle Seele une tefpresrt Itltft
ete @eiunebeit ees 9titss.

gag"Scr Director q. in 8. mai Elm abse=
la9ter 6eino oes % ia" Gr pfle9te BEES
| alb bcim @nianse zines Ssmsiers feline
ncuan9cfommenen Gdilcr Dor Dem &c.
brau4e oieies Nusbruds bcim antporten
gu iuarnen uno crsdblte Damn sc,pDbnli6
folgenoe @cihi te Ils i'd in Salc itu-
oirta, bDrte id Naturseididte bel Dem al
ten beriibmten @eltumIegler 6~orIter, BON
Dem man tpe9en leiner 0erbbeit ia9te er
lei ipobl nm Die Welt berum sefommen; aber
blnein9etommeu lei er niht. Giues Sa9es
borten eini9e Stuoenten cine Saucrsfrau
nit ibrer Sodter an elmer StraBenede gan.
ten uno bemertten. oaB Der berporgefreiih'
teOialog nur ars % ja~-unb %"
nein" beitano. Sie Gtuoeaten nabmcn
oiele Worte auf uno mabten oaraus ein:n
lebr in 6lor tommenoen GruB, Der am
Gnoe iebr ldiis ,uuroe. Oem alten 5.
blieb oas nidt LANCE iremb, uno nit sinem
S6la9e bradte er i'm aus DER Welt.
als er ndmlid in ieinen 0ortrd9en bel
Der SeI4rcibuns oes Gels mar, ia9ts er
gum Sdlulie: limb nun, meme Serren
mus id Sbnen nod cine Mertpiiroisteit
pom Glel erSdbleu er i6reit ndmli6 felt
GINGER 3eit ni6t mebr .Sba", i~oneern %
ia"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-30

gsS"0ie Serantwortuns fir Die iolaens
De 8si6ibte iiberloiien mir Der .&0ln.
ToltsSeitung :" Gin Nouotat bate neulid
,pei Spib6uben Su uertbeioisen, pon oenen
Der cine bel Sag. Der anoere bel Ha6t se.
ltoblen bOtte. Sarauf iubeno. iastc sr
in Der Yertbeioisunssreoe Scr Ssrr
Stnatsanmalt bat es bel meineml erlten
elienten als einent sri6wersnhen llmltano
beSei6net, oaB oerielbe bel bslem Sage nit
un9laubli6er 6redbeit einsn Siebitabl be-
9an9en. SEPT miro bel meinsm spsiten
elienten Der umitunb, baB sr gu Ssidbr.
liber Na6tSeit seitoblen. slsi6fals als
erldpereno beSei6net. @ann iol oenn
DER &srl iteblen?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-30

Boy~Se mad llmitdnoen. .S6dnblid
Is es, ibr 2eut wie tunn mer EN- freie
Wann Yrisel gene mer iulte beim Mili-
tor ollie Yriaael abihniie."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-30

gS5- 3immermdodsn Sobann, iuarum
mabt Der Serr Baron INNER an feline
Viiltentarten, Die er ab9iebt, elm Gels
mir
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-30

Bay risinele @rabidrift. gu Gnbe
oes oorisen S%obrbunberts iebte in Dem
Ortc Yarnim in Ob.rburs Elm Siidler
Namens Dds" ieinem psritorbensn Sobn
folgenoe @.abidriit:
.Sier rubt Elm junsss Ssdielein,
Ses Siihlers Dds iein SDbnelein,
Ser liebe 8ptt bat riht s%eipolt,
SaB es elm Sdie peroen iolt.
Drum nabm er Is ous oieier WeIt
gu ii6 in's id0nre Simmelsselt.
Der alte Dds bat nit 8eoaht
Sars, 0ers uno Snidrift ielblt semadt !"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-30

Siener Gum 3eiden, oaB er islbit ba-
Sewelen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-30
Rsg~Giu Mduu fom in eiuem metos

BsB~Gin Wdnn fam in einem Mebgsr.
0aoen, i'll wsldem Die Srau bes Mcb.
gers in Der abweienbeit besislben aus-
balf. Ser Wann slaubte, sinsn Sders
auf Soften DER Sruu MAIDEN an biirfen
uno iaste ~&ann i'd cine Yaro Sdwsi.
neleiIA baben?- so freilid, mein Serr !
%antportete Ole WeBserin uno iaste ibrsm
Sunsen; @ib benz Serrn orei S6wsinc.
6iBe."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-30

ssg~gin iiolidss glatt sibt isinsn &C..
fern folsenoen &atb vBenn Sbr einmaI
Elm oroentlides Sas~opersniieen baben
wolt, 10 sebt na6 Seras. Sic buben bort
pantbsr, Die orciSebn GuB lang uno auBer-
oroentli6 fart limb. @enn aud Sbr
an Den Yantbern teiu 8ersniinsen finhen
loGt!t, Die pantber tperoen iiderIid Ser
9nii9en an Gud iinoen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-30

BasrGin 9ebrer iraste in DER S6ule
Was tbun Ole 6~iriten BON Salm2
Grter Sunse: sic rssiren.
9ebrer 6CliG.
3rpeiter Sunse: sic fabren ipasirsn.
9ebrer Sali6.
Sritter Sunse; Oas peiB man ni6t.
2ebrer Sreili6 weiB mans ibr Gjel,
lie tbun ii6 in orei 9inien ipalten
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-30

BsS~6rau: On biit pie alle anbern
Wdnner-teine Sobne pertb
NSa, oas msrt' ib an msinem
8aiise
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-30

Bay abnungsloie Wutter. -NGo, mein
Artnr6en bat wirtlid 10 penis Anlassn,
Serr Yroieior!
Sott, Der Sunse bat bod e;ncn 70 iiber.
aus tlu9en Batter - nober, UNI oes Soims
mels 9Stuen, mag or nur feline Summbeit
baben Z?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-30

Yeter &iene's
.encral M9entmr

fur bic Observation-Disclosures
9spitaI am 1. Jauuar 49,.
Smperial uon gonoon, : 5000, 900
WoDal uOn eiuerpOol, $4,000, 900
German amcriran .. H.sY. 1850, S0l
st. PAUL uon ct. TauI, sl9,62l
st. SOiepB uOn Miiiouri, 575,46o
Srcuers Don Milpautee, $50, Ooo
Metna Siie Suiuraner SO. 90, l2O, 500
CCie hItsfs In ausrtfa)
". ". &reioeutial .. 6artior6, l,5OO,s5
0efs mdttissu Seupdsnissu. Gle I'D si Gem Gbieaas unit
Sefrn 5saeE eur6 rlattltte 3atlurs ttrsr 9srlufe be
pdhrt babsu. smpfeelsn I'D ieit't uue tennsn 8eri6eruussn
.n Gissnitam gu cen 5ilisitsr Ratsu sntsesen atnommfr
pereeu.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-06-11
THE END.

The swindler seems pretty exten-
sively abroad in Iowa. We have, in
successive issues, made mention of
the ravaging presence of the cloth
peddler swindler, the fellow who
goes with the same party to sell a
powder to prevent the explosion Of
kerosene, the three-horse clevis swim
dler, the sliding gate swindler, and
divers others. Now q subscriber
in Madison county writes us that he
has ga rather strange letter from the
landlord of the Arcade Hotel in
New York City. The landlord says
gentleman died on his hands q few
days ago. He finds that he left q
very valuable trunk, filed with many
costly things and an especially valu-
able gold watch"worth $500 or s4OO.''
Among the papers in the trunk the
sympathizing landlord finds some pa
pers addressed to this Madison coun-
ty gentleman. He writes to say he
will forward to this person the trunk,
and he "will please send directions
and also 1860 balance due from de-
ceased for board" Our subscriber
asks if there ssisnt chance for a ga
zelle in this" and wants to know
what he chad better do" 1t is an
old swindle, and successful one.-
Tell him to sell the $400 watch, take
the $lc.C0 out Of it, and then send
you the rest Of the money and the
trunk and its contents il he is very
| anxious to do so.-Register.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-06-11
CONGRESSIONAL.
The Davenport "Gaxette', ON
situation I'm this Dissrict--Facts
and Figurcs-An Important
Matter to Republicans.
LET US REASON TOGETHER.

II Is probable that the Congressional Con-
veniion for this District viii be held at lie
Witt on the 18th of Jniy.- Masculine Journal.
This announcement suggests that
the time is approaching when the
Republicans Of the Second District
must seriously consider consider who
who shall be their candidate for Con-
gress in the coming contest. The
question has not been entirely ignor-
ed thus far as we observe that the
Clinton Herald and De Witt Obserr-
er are both out for Judge Cotton,
while the Upton ADVERTISER and
Monticello Express have indicated
preference for Auditor Russell. The
Wilton Uroaicle argues for Cotton,
but brings out the names Of J. @.
Tufts, of Cedar, r. NJ. Burnett, Of
Muscatine, and John Russell, Of
Jones. The Muscatine Journal has
been more cautious, but its endorse
ment of sentiments adverse to repre-
sentative changes leave little room
for doubt as to its leanings.
We allude to the position of the
press on this subject to show that
influences are actively at work to
manufacture public opinion and to
control the selection Of delegates to
the Republican Convention. It is
therefore time for all Republicans
who have no axes to grind, who de-
sire the welfare of the party, and
who consider success more important
than tickling the vanity or ambition
Of individuals, to speak out. For
ourselves, we have no commitments,
have not been in correspondence
with any candidate, and do not care
who is nominated, provided the man
is capable and worthy, and can poll
the entire Republican vote of the
district. More than this we do not
ask, and less than this the Republi-
can party ought not to accept. The
time was when our party could AZ
ford to spare few thousand votes
in what is now the second district Of
Iowa, but important changes have
since occurred. At the election last
year, the vote on Governor, in the
several counties, showed these ma.
iorities:
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-06-11

Grants maj, 1896. Cotton's maj, lsl.
Here, it will be seen, Mr.. Cotton
barely succeeded by 1Sl majority;
while, if we add O'Conner's vote
GO3 to Greeley's majorities, and
then subtract Cotton's majority from
Grants, it will appear that Mr.. Cot
ton ran 3,ll9 votes behind his ticket.
We do not know ,ohy this was SO,
but the fact cannot be denied. 1t is
obvious that, in the presence of such
figures, and with the district against
us on last years vote, Mr.. Cotton's
friends ought not to ask his nonina-
ton unless they can show that 1900
Republicans who voted against him
two years ago will support him now.
1t is possible, and we think probable,
that his standing has improved since
he was elected; but Judge Cotton is
an old resident, personally well
known in every county, and we are
not prepared to believe that there
has been any such general change as
will bring the entire party cordially
up to his support. If all the other
counties in the district would give
him the entire Republican vote, the
adverse change in Scott alone since
'72 would ensure his defeat. Left
ingwelps majority at that time, in
this county, was $50. Judge MUIR
phys majority for Senator in '73 was
l,l78-an increase, after deducting
Cotton's majority in the entire dis
trict (lsD Of ABB. And with Judge
Cotton as the candidate for Congress
against Murphy, or Leffingwell, Zone
of whom is likely to be on the oppos-
ing ticket) we are not prepared to
promise any reduction Of last years
majority. Is it wise, then, to urge a
candidate, or to accept him, if his
nomination promises only defeat?
We are emboldened to speak out,
at this time, not only because justi-
fed by the figures, but because a
failure to do this very thing two
years ago, came near involving the
party in disaster. 1t was felt then
that the nomination of Mr.. Cotton
would be mistake, but there was
no energetic protest against it until
the stakes had been set and the del
egates secured. As it was, though
Mr.. C. was elected, under circumstan.
ces very trying to party patience, We
have reason to believe that Scott
county was lost to Republicanism
perhaps permanently, by that polit
ical blunder. That was the forming
period of "Liberalism," and if it hat
met with a repulse-if its local nom
inees had all been beaten, we believ'
that Republican ascendency woul'
have been maintained. The Repub
licans Of our county, therefore, hav'
reason to feel that Mr.. Cotton's sue
cess in ~ cost them too dearly Il
bear repeating.
/ As to the other gentlemen VIII
have been named, we have nothing
at present to say. All we ask is tina
| iudicious action be taken. In tn
first place, let US not hurry; ans
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majority. 1895.


Notwithstanding these figures we
believe the district is still Republi-
can, but to carry it we must poll
every vote, and put forward our
strongest man. Any other course
will SAVIOR of political madness, and
look like inviting defeat.
We are compelled, then, to dis
criminate as to candidates, This is
always delicate duty, but some
times, as in the present case, there is
no alternative. Mr.. Cotton's friends,
by their activity and zeal, their eff
forts to forestall opinion, and their
anxiety for an early nomination, are
compelling a discussion of his claims.
We have no personal or political OBJ
jections to Judge Cotton, and think
he has been useful and creditable
representative. But unfortunately
for him, and perhaps for the party,
many Republicans, in various parts
of the districts, are bitterly hostile
TO him. In proof of this, we submit
the following contrast Of majorities,
in the several counties, at the elec-
tion of 1872:
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wounded at Lundy's Lane, aud wrote
home that he was trying to wipe the
stain off his name. He afterwards
moved West and led an honest life,
but The memory Of his wild youth
never ceased to give him pain. In
deed nothing is so dangerous to a
reformed sinner as forgetfulness.
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The deadliest thing that has been.
done lately by the sintellgent COM
positor" was his attempt p give luci-
dity to a lecture delivered in Phils-
delphia by Professor Smith. The
Professor, in his discourse, urged
that ssFiltration is sometimes assisted
by albumen;" but the compoaitor got
the remark into shape In this Tainoue
fashion: aFlirtation y sosne1zpee ~
rested by the use of ald1Enan." a
figure bearing ingulariy oIoee rssen-
blance to Professor saith has been.
lowering around that nevlpap. 81
6ce at night latsly With : sal1n-
looking shot- but The CO.
has gone west in search Of hssh W.
Tins.
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MILLER HOUSE.

p. MILLER, Proprietor A nrstGslAss
u. stopping place for boarders or travel
ers will be found ~ this Hotel, on Cedar st.
Upton Iowa.
Hacks leave the House daily for Wilton,
and semi-weekly for Davenport.
Good Stabling attached. 6tf
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las. 4. ROWELL.

TEWELER. Dealer In Clocks, Watches.
q Jewelry, Silver and Plated Ware, Books
and Stationery. Also News Depot. All the
leading Magazines and Dailies kept con.
stantly on hand. Store on Cedar street, one
door south of City Hall. Upton, Iowa. l2-tf
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POST HOUSE.

DYE. r. POST, CLARENCE, IOWA. A
ID new Hotel throughout, convenient to
the depot, and kept with the utmost regard
10 the comfort, convenience and sattsfActi0n
Of customers. vl7n2
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then, il selecting ! csadidAts, " =
avah ourselves q sach Ioo1l aavanr
taees . the situation suagsslx Ne
should save all our stre1gtA, and
gather all We csn.k With = euod
nomination, made On this hasia ~
believe . victory can be won that
win unite and strengthen the party
for future contests.- Gazette, 1dy
29N. .ss.9 -
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Hotels.
MILLER HOUSE,

Stanwood, Iowa.
THE PROPRIETOR Of this House will
i spare no pains TO make his guests COM
Portable; and in doing SO hopes to merit the
custom of the public generally. Hacks
leave this house daily ,undays excepted).
for Upton, and return. Also. In connection
Will be found good Livery. Home custom
due farmers will be furnished meals at re-
anded rates.
att ". H.. MILLER, Proprietor.
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AIRS. MARY PALMER. Proprietress.
N Boarders and the Travelling Public
viii nnd everything for their comfortst this
House. Good meals, comfortable rooms
and beds. One block east Of north side
Monument Square, Upton, Iowa.
Good Stabling attached. Aft
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II. III. INGRAHAM, NJ. D.,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN 4 SUR
III GEON. ONCE and residence in Durbin
property, at north east corner Of Monument
Square. Upton, Iowa. 1917
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Reed House.
WILTON, IOWA.

THIS HOUSE has been RENTED and refur-
u nished by JOSEPH GUNS, In nrst-claas
state. The travelling public are respectful
~ invited. All who stop once will come
again.
Good Stabling and First Class
Livery Attached.
JOSEPH OURS, Proprietor.
Iva