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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-25
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REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
On every horse that warranted sound kind In
harness from three days Is given
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HORSES. CARnIAGEs. sc.

A UcTIoN HOUSE OF vAN rAssELL KEARNEY
IA ITO AND ll2 EAST 18TH ST.
NEAR 4TH Av
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PAIR BAY HORSES. i5z HANDS HIGH. 7 and years
Sld free from Vice; have fine style and action; good
% s are sd % e's. 81 ssS
SIX .s S sa
oHEsTNy5ff' soRRaL STALLION, SIRED BY rRys,
TEE, dan, BY American Star ioa hand. high. ioaed
rsaS prsmisss 70 be very speedy Is sold BY order Of
WHITE TkoTTiSG MARE, sired BY :seoaa HamOl.,
years old; free from vies can show 80 today and
IN condition can ssa. 40 has has no trick or fsSts ~ Of
BLACK HORSE. isss HANDS HIGH, 10 year. old; fire..
,Gras dI,Ss se sif.d Of ssnx; Is :Hs
~ s ;s Hxnbs fs s,s
M used .. to sa.inss. . wagon warranted kind and true
I3R S2RdK ngiSk hSksE
no; ssa GT AZ r
and .rS. i'I % s. Single Harness. SS
TOP SIDE BAR ROAD wAGos with tho Brewster i'm
VERY HASpsoME BLooKy nuILr BAY HORSE,
isn aanas high years old tree from vice; an extra
s s a"a S.STs sound is ana inS
HAN6soMt soEKkL NAEH sos BY hTlIAN IAN AhLKy 5IE
years ola can ssos IN 90 to-day and with regular
ahaudy pleasant driver, and warranted sound and
EXTRA HANDSOME BLocKY BUILT MARE. l5,s hands
sn isy o .sisa se on sss s s,s
BAY noksE ls HANDS HILL years old: stylish,
handy driver; has been used both as leader and
wheeler Is safe for any to drive and 10 warranted
TWO Frs Ida Z. os pc: o .ns
Powell Il Campbell, of Philadelphia.
HANDSOME BROWN GELDlNG. ION hands high, 8
years old; free from vice In 80 Is u
pleasant. easy driver: road Is too long for
him warranted kind and true in all harness.
WHITE MAKE, Is HANDS HIGH years old; very
fast traveller; lold only for want Of Is
rsnted kind, single and double.
BLACK MARE, l5h HANDS HIGH, years old; free
from vice; stylish driver; can trot in 3 minutes
afraid OF nothing; warranted kind and true In all
harness.
CHESTNUT soRREL MARE, l5A hands high, g years
old; free from vice good tree driver; In every
spect first class workers. Is sold only Tor want OF use
and Is warranted sound anu kind; Single Harness and
TOP GROCERY WAGON, in good order
ALSO FIFIEkN OTHER family or work Horses
CLOSE COACH, IN GOOD ORDER. Extension top
Phaeton. two top business Wagons, twenty five top,
full spring and side bar road Wagons no top depot
Wagons. RockawAys, Double and Single harness.
Robes, &c.
SALE COMMENCES AT TEN O'CLOCK
A UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON,
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CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS tFRIDAO SAIL
AT O'CLOCK.
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ROME
by Invitation Of the Rev Drs Bellows, Crosby and
Potter, Bayard Taylor, ESQ.,, General Di Cesnois
many others the
Rev. HENRY G. sPAULDING,
Of Boston, will give In New York COURSE OF EIGHT
MORNING LECTURES
PAGAN AND CHRISTIAN ROME.
These object lectures richly illustrated BY scrcop
tcon views OF all the places objects aud works
which the lecturer describes and real instruc
tiop and valuable Information with respect =. history
and art. They will be delivered In CHlCHEHisJ HALL
on MoNDAYs and :HUksDAis. AZ II ocice- y. NJ; be-
ginning THURSDAY. January 81, 1878. The whole hall
will be reserved, and Course Tickets with choice OF seats
at 81 for the Eight Lectures be obtained and alter
Saturday. January 20 the bookstore OF Mesrs. L. y.
Duton 4 Co, 7l3 Broadway, corner Washington place.
CREM0kiXyEf iyfv,s a2D ~ 81 s,Ad. ADJAGEST erH Ay.
e, y ELITE LII soCIABLEs EVERY EvsXiNG
BEAUTY AND FASHION. rARis BY NIGHT.
THE PAkIslAN JARDIN MABiLLE
TUESDAYS-ILLUMINATkD SHADOW DANCES.
THCRSDAys-oala nights and distribution OF favors.
TONY PASTORS MATINEE TODAY
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WANTED rv PUNCHAsE.
NNANTED-A CIGAR BOX PRE- :; MUST BE GOOD
w ard cheap Address, stating price, Park HOTEL.
Mestwood. y. j.
WANTED TO pURCHAsE-FOR CASH, CROCKRRY
w ,ilass onsefarnistimg Goods patent kerosene oil
TANK for store. Address ROBERT WUkrHIN0rON, Ne.
III West l26th st.
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A PINE MINK sACQUE, BANKRUPT STOCK $50
Alcss than half regular price MILLS COLEMAN
1870 Grand st.
CEALsKIN sACQUE, TRfMMED WITH SEA OTTER
ES33. MILLS COLEMAN, 1s9 Grand st.
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AMUSEMEyTs.
(NRAND OPERA HOUSE
QPOOLE ~ DONNELLY.. .Lessees and Managers
Reserved seats Orchestra Circle and Balcony. ooc

UpO0LE 4 DoNSELiY. lessee. and Managers
Reserved seats Orchestra Circle and Balcony. 5oc
ns n: BSUSIoAStrs BSUUSIGAgETs sAEEWE1t s4sEWEtt
TTHHF sHATSTisAyS's sHAATGITiiRa'gS's GSopsY GoopsY.
fsHF1yEIy LAST LAST FsEFokkASSGGEEs
ssgsEs4ssF 4SB THE
ooLyIEi.ss fSa.L'HaNY FoILf COMPANY
,' oIif$ hs'fif Hs Soo
FSsR & sEE1 SsS.nn, m
IN a M%SsisiesSr i,iSfPiels 3 'Hf ffsssSsdsANME
THHEEhhEHfasA ssSAHHSYHF HSsRF 81. HHHsDSAT
hASHIaHS AsD IoyHivS isSSSsssSsS;ss' sss;s'
;si ssy ss'iss;
j:ssa1 :S:; =. s.:a.s :::sl 10 sis ss$.
THE GREAT NEW YORK, AQUARIUM.
NATIONAL 1ssfssifrsy "a slss oRAsDEsr
PRIZE niiRR55ss Now Now ftSHIEHsnBl on IEHxsn.BlrloS
LAST ~ Ss ps4 sw.'d' made and cage, asf sf''f" Says
Evhy h1' S,A'1
desire 'Hi EsbMS GvESS E! ss ua
NATIONAL THEATRE.
1 E s$s# H.
fSE ssssHss & SsS##ss
s4g s8H3SE BsH
koxe Watkins. Blanche Amy Lee Nelly
Orchestra vi Parquet ISL Balcony 80: Family Circle %
EAGLE THEATRE. BROADWAY AND $50 ST
UProprietor and Mansger. MI JOSH HART
Only Four More Pc formances Of the Present Bill!
FAkCE-OLIO-AND BURLETTA.
ALL THE FAVORlTE SPECIALITY ARTISTS
APPEAR AT EACH PERFORMANCE. ~.
Shcehan and Jones. Watson and Ellis Mona.
Maxim and Wilson, Collyer and Kelly,
Sam Dcvore. G, S Rogers, Mrs Matte Vickers
Foy Sisters. Jennie hughes,
In conjun ctiou with Grcat Company.
Extra Notce.-MONDAY next. after weeks OF prepars-
tion will DO produced adaptation from the French of
the
---LYONS MAIL.--
Engaged expressly for the dual characters.
DUBOSk and LEsUKQUES, the talented New York favor
ito actor Mr. D. H. HARKINS. Scenery and effects all
The mall coach has beon kindly loaned this the
by shook Palmer This thrilling dram will
be the same that Horned in France,
MONDAY NEXT, JANUARY 49,
The produ ction of----CIIICAGO-
postponed until iurther notice.
MATINEES WEDNESDAY, AND SATURDAY
TYNIt,N coUAPR 1uEATRE
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\ UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON.
10, II. % and 25 18th St.,
near University place
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-08-30
SURPRISING CURE,

"a, Geltsn,en About twelve years ago. while travel.
ing with Father kcmps Old Folks Concert Troupe az
ntenor singer, took severe cold lait IN az
newark, Nd. Ihlscod brought n severe attack OF
Caiarsh, which batted with every known remedy for
Jour weekn without avail. and was finally obliged to
give up most desirabls position and return home,
unable 10 sing note For three years afterwards
had my nasai organs and throat that tho
snghtest cold would bring on fresh aek, leaving
nc prostratcd. In this way continued suffer- Tho
est nttsck the seyerest had, terrible. suf
tered the most excrrciating pain In my head was so
noaree a 10 pc scarcely able TO speak, conghed
necessarily. i thought was going into quick con-
SUMPTION: ana nrmy believe that had these syrap-
aered me an easy victim. When In ths Distressing
SvkE ron very reluctantly confess had
Sried al the advertised remedies without bcnort The
nrss dose OF this wonderful medicine gave me tho
greatestrelief hardly possible he adj
acnes eyes ache who scarcely ariicuatc distinctly
on account OF the choking nccumulations
70 realize how nuch relief obtained from the fret APP
Rlfcstior OF ShSrokp'e RADICAL CURE. Under in-
and by an occasional o. the remedy since navc
been entirely free nom Catarrh, Tor tho tlno In
twelve years.
Respectfully yours,
WALrHAN, Mass. Jan. s, 1915
,.I.s.-l purchased the RADICAL. CURE OF GEO. IL.
hooEhS, Druggist, RnInford Building.
Each package contains Or sanford's Improved Inhal
Ing Tube, with full directions for use in ali casss
Price to for sale by all Wholesale aud Retail Drug
gl,,ts throughout tho United States and Can adas.
yMEEkS POTTER General Agents aud Wholesale
Druggists Boston, Mass.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-08-30
CHEAP
Kansas Lands J!

NTE own nod control the Railway Lands q
w TREGO COUNTY. KANSAS, about O.
quallv divided by he Eor-as Poc'fc Railway,
which we are Sc ling at i;om ~ 80 TO $500 per
acre, on easy terms Of payment These lands
are &c ths very best quality, and arc located in
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Of Government land csn te taken as home
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an times. a pamphlet giving fol- information
o. soil, climate water supply, rainfall &C, will
De sent free on request address,
WARREN. KENET & CO.,
100 Dearborn ST.. Chicago,
Or Wa-Kecney, Trego Co Kansas
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-08-30
SAnF0RD'S RADICAL CURE

Daloca and constitutional remedy and s applied To
nacaa pss.axes by insufiston. thus aliay
nasion una pain md &C correcting. apging
and purifying tho secrctions Internally adminis;src
Ia, ana The acid poison that its
cure Progresses IN both directions, aud il ocs not
seem possible for human ingenuity To devise . moro
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-08-30

Eg An 1rishman who recently waited
at the Cardinals table in Dublin, on q
Friday. when there were seventeen cour.
ses Of fish, was quite unable to repress
his establishment. "Bedad if that g
what We call fastin' it's meselfthat could
stand Lent all the year round
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-08-30

tVIIe had broughthcr tho very things
she wanted from Che supper table to her
safe retreat on The stairs, and she was
moved 70 say half laughingly, You arc
n man after ny own heart. Mr. B.
Just what am after Inc answered,
quick rs n fash covering her with con
fusion.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-08-30
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Cemmi- sioner's Office, Romuey, W. Va, I
July 3lst, 1878.

July 3lst, 1878.
Meredith CapIer. Administrator Of John Spaid
decd, plaintiff as. John j. Spaid, Adminis-
traitor of Hiram Spsid, decd. John W. Spsid,
Frederick NJ. Spad, Tilberry Spaid, Regina
Spsid. Rebecca l.. Spaid, David VIM Kline
and Margaret j. his wife, John La toilette and
Elizabeth his wife, George r. Davis md Han
nah A. bis wife. Perry C. Swsber and Chris.
tiana a. his wife, and Margaret f. Spnid. de.
PENDANTS. IN CIlANCE2Y.
Whereas, the above suit in Chsncery, now
pending in the County Court of Hampshire,
was at June term,1 1873, referred to a Commits
sioner of the Court with directions To state
and settle the accounts Of John Spsid Admins
traitor of Hiram. Spaid deed, and report the
same, together with the personal and real estat tie
assettsof which said Hiram died seized and pos
sessed, giving The gro ss and annual value of the
real estate. Said Commissioner was directed to
call in the creditors of the said Hiram Spaid
and report the debts against said estate. and
report such other matters as might be deemed
pertinent.
The parties to said suit and all others inter
ested, are therefore notified that the snbscri-
her, as Commissioner of said Court will. on
Tuesday, the Bird day of September, 1878, at
his Office in Romney, West Va, proceed to the
execution or said reference when and W here
they are required to attend with necessary evil
dence.
ROBT. w DALEY, Jr..
Commissioner.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-08-30

To the creditors of Hiram Spaid, decd
N pursuance Of a decree of the County Court
4 of Hampshire, in a cause therein pending.
TO subject the real estate of the said Hiram
Spaid, deceased TO The payment of his debts
you are required to present your claims n @ ainst
said Hiram SIaid, decd, for adjudication to
robert W Daley, Jr Commissioner, at his
Office in Romuey, Hampshire county. on or he.
fore the Bird day Of September, 1878.
" Witness, G. s. White, Cierh of said Court.
G. 5. WHITE, Clerk.
August 2 1878 -4w.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-08-30

eFA small boy was asked by his
sunday school teacher TO give an exam
pie Of earnestness. lie looked bothered
for moment, but his face frightened
like The dew.drops glistening on the
leaves Of the rose ia early morning rs
he delivered himself Of the following
happy thought: When yon see boy
engaged on a mincepie till his nose
touches the middle plum and his cars
drop on tho outer crusts, you may know
Inc has got it,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-08-30
WIT AND IIUNIoR.
WA witty clergyman, accosted

WIT AND IIUMOR.
IVA witty clergyman, accosted by
an old acquaintance by the name Of
Cobb. replied: Il don't know you. SIR
My name is Cobb. SIR rejoined the
man, who was about half seas over.
'Ab, SIR said the minister, you have so
much corn on that I did not see the cob
IVA young man objected TO the girl
that his rich uncle wished him to marry.
You mustn't be so particular said the
cxasperated uncle. i tell you she's
we'll enough so sho is, uncle respon-
ded the nephew, 'and You know you've
always taught me to leave we'll enough
alone.
VA chap dreamed for twenty con
secutive nights that he was out carriage
riding. and he couldn't imagine any
reason for the act until lie discovered
that his bed was little buggy.
FEET.-The detroit Free Press says !:
Maybe, said husband to his loving
spouse, you wouldn't be so handy dis
playing those big feet of yours if you
knew what occurred when l took your
shoe to be mended.'
What was it-let me know instantly
We'll, the shoemaker took it in his
hand, gazed upon it in silence, and then
burst into tears, and wept as if his heart
would break -.,.--.
well what was the uumskull CRYING
for-quick !let me knowri .r,f.
We'll, poor fellow. he said he dotted
on his grandmother-fairly dote Il on her.
She nursed him, you know, because his
mother was feeble. and so-well, he
came to this country fifteen years ago,
and first he set up in the vegetable line,
and got along pretty well, and was about
to send for the old lady, when hard times
came, and he broke. He went into fruit
then, and after that into milk into all
sorts Of things, you know; but he got
disappointed every time, till his business
fetched him out at last, and he sent
right Off for the old woman. She land
ed four weeks ago, but died the very
same night. 1t was hard, very hard,
after ali his toling for fifteen years, to
set her over at last, and have her die
on his hands. Ie-hc-well ho was
disguised.
However, he laid her out, and he and
his friends sat up with her, and by and
by the memory of her virtues softened
his bitterness and turned it to tender
grief, settled melancholy, that hung a.
bout his spirits for many days. However
by striving to keep his thoughts employ
ed on other subjects, he was finally be-
ginning to regain some Of his old-time
cheer:ulness, when your shoe reminded
him so painfully Of his grandmother's
coffin
A slap in the face, accompanied by
Take that you degraded old rufIfan !"
put q sharp end to the feet story
EE An Irishman who recently waited
at the Cardinals fable in DuhIin on n
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-08-30
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
To the creditors of Jasper Mckee, deceased

TO F1e cIeuitOTs OF Jasper Mckee, deceased.
IN pursuance of decree of the Ci,,.oit Court
i Of the county Of Hampshire, made in the
cause of ]. j. Reed and wife rs A. a. Mckee
e.. al, therein pending 10 subject the real es.
tate OF the said Jasper Mckee TO the payment
OF his debts, you are required to present your
claims against the slid Jasper Mckee for adm.
dication to Robert w. Daley, Jr, Com mission
err at his Office in Romuey, Hampshire county,
West Va, on or before the 3lst day of Az
gust, 1873.
Witness, V. ~ Polling Clerk of said Court,
this 3lst day Of July, 1878
V. NJ. POLLING, Clerk.
August Q, lS7S-4w.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-08-30

Eg-An old lady from The South saij
she never could imagine where all the
Smiths came from until she saw in q
New England town a large sigo smith
Manufacturing Company
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-08-30

E Thank heaven said torment-
ed passenger, there are no newsboys
in heaven No replied the newsboy.
but what comfort do you find In that 2
The man didn't say and everybody else
looked pleased.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-08-30

"A clergyman says that, while Wis
ting q colored school in the South. he
asked tiny darkey what lie studied
for, and what was his object in attend
ing school. Hesitatine for amoment or
two the little fellow answered: Ito git
Offs
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-08-30

VA chap dreamed for twenty con
secutive nights that he was out carriage
riding, and lie couldn't imagine any
reason for the act until lie discovered
that his bed was little buggy.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-08-30

s Last winter an old lady remark
ed, indignantly: If the bills before Con-
gress are not counterfeit why should
there be such n difficulty in passing
them?'
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-08-30
SANFoRD'S
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRH

purely vegetable disfiIIation entirely
unlike all other remedies.
n the preparation OF this remarkable remedy every
herb, plant. aud bark Is snoJeeted to distilatio1
whereby the essential medical principle obtained II
ysgor. condensed and bottled. What remans in the
s.i y inert yaiueess and totally unnt for an
osxahism 40 ccIcnfe as the nasal passnges Yet au
snuts are nsolublc Compounds OF WOODY uSre. al tn-
lures, oaturated solutloua. -
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-08-30

IVTA good mother was trying to OK
plata TO a young hopeful the other day
about fighting against the devil. After
telling the little fellow who the devil was,
ard how hard he was to resist success
fully, ne turned around and said 4: Nam
ma, I'd be scared OF the old devil, but
If was to come across one Of his little
devils I'd knock the stuTln' out OF him.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-06-19
THE GRAssHoPPER REPORT.

The movements of the festive grasshopper, and
the results of the steps taken to ascertain the facts
in regard to his career and the best means of ami
hilating him. not subjects of such intense inter.
est to the people of Minnesota as they were one
year ago. Nevertheless, as matter of general in
formation, and as guard against possible future
contingencies, any reliable facts concerning this
ate dreaded pest will be welcomed by our thought
full readers. To such we commend the following
statements cleaned from the forthcoming report of
the y. s. chronological Commission, created by
the 44th Congress. 81
The Commission consisted ofProfessor Charles v.
dale ul., and A. s. Packard, of Salem Mass. These
gentlemen have carefully studied the subject ofte
devastng locust plague, in all its aspects, and their
report, which is not vet issued will be an exhaust
i've digest Of the results their searching inyest
cations and will constitute Of the most perma-
nently valuable documents ever issued by the gov
eminent. 9.ags s3s#
The report devotes chapter to the permanent
breeding grounds Of the locust. The area In which
the locust year, in greater or less NUM-
bers, the commission says is approximately 300 600
square miles in extent Il lies mainly l0ng-
tude 1O2 g, and III west Of Greenwich, and lad.
tude So e and 40 north. From this ground thefn-
sect migrates in all directions. The eastern limit
following line: sFrom the southern end OF Lake
Winnipeg, by way Of Lake Of tho Woods to Pierce
county, WISCONSIN,; thence directly south to powe-
shiek county, Iowa; thence southwest 70 Worth
county, Missouri; thence south through M0ntgom-
cry county, Arkansas TO Housten, Texas, curving
westward from this point to Live Oak county, Tex
as,n In ManitOba the eastern and also tina north
ern limit corresponds very closely with the timber
line. S 5ss#s
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-06-19
MEXICO INVADED.

New ORLEANS, June ia Gal.
weston special from San Antoine
says the following will appear in the
morning Herald, and is authentic
from a gentleman just returned from
Clark: Friday last Gen. Muncia,
commanding the Mexican govern
ment troops, was killed by Escobe-
dia's soldiers, near that place. Sat.
urday, Gen. Mckenzie and Col.
Shalter, with strong force, crossed
into Mexico in pursuit Of the raid
ers, about forty miles north of Eagle
Pass. That night they were obliged
to return to Texas and Immediately
telegraphed for reinforcements. 20
companies Of cavalry have been sent
to their assistance with section OF
artillery consisting Of two Calling
guns and two rihed cannon. It is
believed at Fort Clark that this ag-
gregated force has re-entered Mexico.
The troops have fifteen days rations
and a heavy train, with two expert
enced guides. Exciting news is
expected.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-06-19

N. G. Russell, the very able editor
Of the Lake City Leader, at the ur-
gent solicitations Of his numerous
friends in Wabashaw county, has
finally consented to become a can
didate before the coming Republican
Congressional Convention in this
district. Mr.. Russell possesses all
the necessary qualifications to make
an A. No. 1 Congressman, and should
he succeed in carrying off the nomi-
nation he will receive the hearty sup
port of the Review.
The nomination Of Gen. John G..
Fremont, to be governor Of Arizona,
was confirmed without dissenting
vote.