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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-31

- az AAA NAE
eNes that lead u
Consumption, In.
sanity and an early
grave, or both. Nc
matter how Ghat-
tered the system
may be from a.
oeslS Of any lind.
4 short course Of
this Medicine Will
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-25
THE MIRTHFUL MUSE.
THE ALTERNATIVE.

4 dashing young man OF Bellaire
Loved a maiden exceedingly fair;
One night her proud sire
Failed to build them a FIRE,
SO they both climbed into the armchair
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-25
Az AUTUMN NIGHT.

4 calm. delightful Autumn night
4 moons mysterious. golden light
s. maiden aI h-I oIlIsow bright
In robes Of pure and fieecy white.
The little wicket gate aiar-
4 lover tripping from afar.
With tuncful voice and light guitar,
To WOO his radiant guiding star.
\ lutte. with soft, insiduOus twang-
oh how the doting lover -auEi
s bulldog with remOr~cleS~ fang
s. nip, % grip, a deathly paug.
& maiden with ii startled glance
A ~hriekiug FOR deliverancc-
4 kind 81 weird. hilariouS dance
y pair % riTen docskin pants.
4 maiden faiuting with alright
4 lover iu "a Sirkrniug plight
4 bulldog cluckliug with del ight-
A wild. dclirious Autumn nighti
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-25

\ WoNAN's STRENGTH.-It is said that Edwin
Booth was once playing Petruchio with an
actress considerably larger than himself and that
he thought she let the whip 90 too readily, when,
a. PetUchio, lac wrested it from the hand Of
Katherine. 80, after the play was over, he
said, " You must hold on to the whip with more
frmness tomorrow night grasp it a hard as YOU
can; I'll get il away from you, never fear" The
next performance Of Shakespeare's Tanning of
the Shrew - came and the melancholy tragedian
who for the nOnce, was essaying comedy, at
tempted to take the instrument Of fagelation
from his female support" 1t was no 90. She
held on to it with a grasp Of iron, and the audi
ence soon began to the joke, and applauded
the actress TO the echo. Finally, out of pure
good-nature. she unloosed her hold, and the play
proceeded. When the curtain fell the actor had
no advice to give-NeU Agc.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-25

: WASHINGTON STREET, PORTLAND. OREGON RE
- specially requests all the readers OF the NORTH
WEST have work his line call upon or address
him. Estimates given ON application, and all inquiries
promptly answered. S4n
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-25
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS
SOLID FACTS.
Alarming prevalence OF that nsdiOus loahsome, danger
Gus, and often fatal disease,
e. AT A IL R I'll!
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.

NTNE-TENTHS OF THE PEOPLE OF THE NORTH
y west suffering less from this baneful mall
dy Being OF scrOfuOuS origin hence constitutional
manifestations varied in form the rainbow in
color. CATARRH is scrOfuOus affection Of the
mem brne which lines not only the throat and
but also all the interior cavitiebrn, eyes ears
stomach, liver, lungs, ntetineS, kidneys bladder
entire cutce Of the bodyand its different stages
Known as HUMID DRY or CANCEROUs CATARRH. At first
usually affects the throat and noStris the impurities
which swallowed into the stomach inhaled
lungs thus poisoning the digestive. respiratory and
urinary and causing Deafness Dyspepsia Constipa
ton. Chronic DiarTlUa Bronchitis I.euc0rrnQ..
Consumption. which latter Is often only
TIE LUNGS Hence it is evident that any remedy. to
permanently this disease possess
Inc Alternative properties necessary eliminate from the
blood the ScrOuouS virus which Is the primary
the malady, well 10 cleanse and heal the affected
membrane
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-25
DIR. JAMES RECK'S
Sure Cure for CatarYh |!

Possesses these qualities i'm preeminent degree, having
first cured himself and for the last twelve years he has
used the SURE CURE in his practice physician with the
most graft y ing and
We would caution the public against purchasing any
preparation claiming 10 be the same or similar. None
genuine without the autograph James keck NJ. d.
the wrapper OF each package.
" do statements,
viii publish the certificates Of unknown
siding in the East distance: but
80 the following
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-25

Very often there are funny things take place on
railway trains, which never happen except when
a lady is part and parcel Of the fun. Without her
what would we do? 1t is related that few weeks
since two French women were passengers on one
of the local trains between Virginia City and Car
son. They had with them, in big tin cage, q
parrot that annoyed every one with its constant
squalling and gabble Observing the nfriendy
glances that were bestowed upon the bird, one of
the women pulled down a cloth cover that was on
the top of the cage. When the eXtinguisher was
capped upon the bird and it found itself in the
dark, it growled out: "Thats smart" The bird
kept quiet for few minutes then yelled in its
shrillest tones "LoOk out, Sarah he's going TO
kiss youW The conductor, who happened to be
in the car, said That parrot must be an old trav
eer on railroads. He seems TO think we are pass
ing through a tunneLD
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-25

My dear" said husband to his wife on OBJ
serving red-striped stockings on his heir, d" why
have you made barbers poles Of our child's legs?b
Because he is a little shaver" was the reply.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-25
HOME TEsTIMoNY:

J. VI. STROWBRIDGE. Esq. Capitalist, Portland or
JOSEPH BUCHTET, ESD sheriff Multnomah county
Portland. or.
REV. ALONZO T. JONES, Salem Or.
JOSEPH DAVIS, Esq, Tenino. W. T.
G. T. W MIMikEi-EIi, M Esq, Merchant, East Portland
w II. CT INNINGS, Esq, Peoria. OR.
We have hundreds testimonials the most respect
able citizens OF Oregon and Washington hut
the names OF few weII-known and prominent individuals
Ask your Druggist for
James Kech's Sure Cure for Catarrh
And that his signature wrapper each package
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE,
Or Six Bottles for $500.
\ liberal discount druggists.
Send orders to DIR. JAMES KICK & Co,
No. lS5 First street. Portland, Oregon
Orto HODGE, DAVIS 4 co.
se6 3m Wholesale Agents. Portland, Oregon.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-25

A French gentleman, who supposed he had
mastered the English language, was sadly puzzled
one day when friend looked at him and said :
How do you O"' "Do vat?" 81 mean how do
lind yourselfY' "Sair ! never loses myself"
But how do you feel?' "Smooth-you just feel
me.v
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-25
NEVER ANTICIPATE.

I've received a billet-douX
From my charming little Nell,
Writ in ink Of trueSt blue
Here and there blot OF two
Lovely as a wild blue-bell.
Oh my soul it feels as gay
As a monarch dressed in samite;
] will rise up right away,
And I'll take her TO the play;
And I'll run the social gamut-
stop! I haven't read the brief;
But I know it's Nellie's certain
T..To one hundredweight o. beef,
Sl5. lSigned) O'keefe,
Butchcr."l Thunderation! Curtain.
-American Punch.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-25
BEAUTIFUL SKIRT.

BEAUTIFUL SKIRT.
q skirt beautiful skirt
Jerked thro' the dust and dragged thro' the art!
Once YOU white
As the mantle Of snow,
As the leaves OF the lily
When Spring Zephyrs blow;
Stiff 70 the touch and fair 10 the eye;
Neat TO the gaze o. each pasSer by;
~ laItered and Spattered-
Oh, piteOus wrOngi
Beautiful skirt,
They made you too long!
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-25
A SCOTCH EPITAPH.

A SCOTCH EPITAPH.
Here lies the body OF Alexander Macpherson,
Who very extraordinary person;
He was two yards high in his stocking feet
And kept his accOutTements clean and neat;
He slew
At Waterloo
Plumb through
The gullet; il went in at his throat
And came out at the back OF his coat
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-25
A FAIR EXCHANGE.

A FAIR EXCHANGE.
They had just exchanged their rings,
And sat on the sofa together,
Discussing the subject Of weather
And several other things.
II was midnight ere he rose;
And little piece Of court plaster,
From her check OF fair alabaster,
Was stuck on the end OF his nose.
Burlington HdCkeye.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-25
REMODELEOi NEW TEACHERS, NEW METHODS

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sex or any age, i'm special course of bookkeeping, PEN
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in the English branches. For fun Information call upon
address W. LYNN WHITE,
Manager and Proprietor.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-01-30
sNAS Fett
nuo
Masfe1samSis9e
in nnsubl der ausmaBl bel
Q. T. A1ertenS.

9lus Yiris niro unter otm Sc
iember seihriebcn
Git ianaer 9eit bat man bier dbn.
Iide MISUNDERSTANDING niAt erIebt
Selbit Der blrts Hiuter rpdbrsnb Del
Sclaaeruna I'M Slbie 1870 Ill BAL
6bnIihc Griheinunasn nidt gsjcisi
Seit 1iu0lf Saaen ut Die 8emperGtur
uutfr iua, am MittmoA giDrgen iieI
ods Sbermemcte. ii 8rno uuter hcir
g, S,fricrpIutt. Seit uorasitsrn N6snoa
fel bidIter Shnee, ,e,tiusiis MT Gi6.
ndoeln untermilht. GIN 9cr0liurm
fcate ane Yddcr rein unb tric6 nit
ShHsemufen in Gle Strabcu, ole mil
0roeer gtotb psHirbdr tudreu. SJ(
6Gba1naer Idnfsn bis iiber Die 6nis in
oen Sdnee, ndbreno ibnen Der Nint
ole Gisuaocln ins N, T6t trirb, 10 6nf
iie nidlt Dor iid feben fonnten. Smni
bufe unO 3rampdg @agJonS fpanntsr
Iunf bis iedS Yferoe Dor unO tanner
babel nur ihrittpeiie pornarts, muBtsr
nbtr aeitern 9fddm;tings ecn Yerftbl
einitslsn. Sur wsni1e 5iafsr Ieiitsteu
Gem Wetter gSioeritano. sic fubrtr
i'm lanaiamiten Shritt uub muroer
islbft BON cen SuFadpaern uberbolt
Die StroBen iabcn iuie nuseeltorber
aus. Her nidt 9c;wun9en mar, ber
mieb eS, fsin 9nus gu pcrIoiieu. Gin
Nbeuo leate hd Der tSturm, i6er Del
oimfe SdnesfaG bauerte fort. Oil,
Srampabs unb Die 9otalbabnsn ber
SnnIieue ffsqteu 8erfebr elm, 70 bai
8erionen uno 3ufubren aus Der lin
gegenb niht in bic Sto6t aeIanasr
fOnnten. Gs febIt an MiId, @emIf,l
uno anbsrcn @rtiteln, Sa aud Der 81
| fenbnbnoerfebr nit benz iuolihen 6rant
reid, Der Sdipei3 unb StaIien ssbemm
| lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-01-30


@erpauhts nnb 5reunsf peu Gurrra fpmmen
alien ruia, iolte bic prahtsoaen Heuen et fernen
S6rauben- pefoamrflGiTe beS
NorSoentiden 2lobo,
aur lit6rrfabrf benusen.
Rit TampfihiHen beS Hprsbtuti6en oisyb
rurbsn big 5ure 1879 abrr 100000 Teripnen
| bef5reert.
lit 1ampfsr tisfsr Grmpasnie:
8raunfdweia, sI005 ons, Gapltnbaf4
@urnberg, BOO Sons Sap Sdger,
9eipsis, $500 Bfeiffer.
Obio, 250J Weper
Berlin, $500 :, Seinde,
Bnltimcre, 250O !, :, SeQmera,
fabrrn reseImd6is ale IA Gage ,pifGen 8re.
men unb Saltimore unb nsbmsn TaHasiers
Az folsenbsn Staten an.
Bon Baltimore nod 8remen.
3wii6enbef $1,000
aintsr ,pif6sn unb 10 Sabrsn bic Sdlfts.
8on Bremen nod Baltimore.
3wiTftnbsd S27.O0
aineer ,pildLen l unt II Sabrsn be Sdlfe.
SGuelinse 200 3unhrsilsbilsts ;u ermdbis-
ten preiien.
Ter Qantnnssplas tisfsr Tamrff6ifs in
CdlItWoIe IV 3uDlbt1p &tppI WI CuutuicIt uNp
Sbic Gifenta6n, relhe paHdsiert pom unb mad
benz @efsn an billi9eren 0reifcn be-
t5reert, ais iissnb cine Gilenbabn ron Hep
yoIf uuo philadelphia.
Sei anfunft Der Tampfibi6s fpirb bas Dsprt
fur ale Nidtanesfsntsn ssf6lrfftu, 70 eae bic
Ginpanherer ni6t Der @efabr au sslest fnb
on SrtrHssrn bri6rinbelt ;u Dsrpsn, nae in
anstrn 5afeupIassH Ieiefr 70 oft Der SAD III.
gBir MAIDEN ne6 btfsuters auf folsente
fir teutidte 8siirnee bsOba&tunsswsrtbe 8cr-
3iiee aufmer'f"m rosl&e bic &eiie NIT unisrn
S6ifen bisist. Die paGasisre fnb untrr
EeutiHm, f5nnsn nd aliO nit 9ebsrmanH
psrfdnSis.n cbus Tclmstiher su ssbraudsn.
llmFseu aus sinem S6if in bas ane re. mic
bel iutiTeeten Haiifn fnbet n,6i fatt; bic
paNasiere esbsn N Srsmsn icslsih an Rcre
bss Oesanbampfer5 unc ufrIaiieu trnifIbrn erit
in Sl1timrre.-
GB- 0elen nGtsrsr austunft psnts mon
Td an bic 6entralsAgenien.
~. Gd1nbmadber s. go.
so 5 Glib @ap Ctr, Baltimore, W
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General aSams. Der ~ ser Con

General abams, Der gu Scr Com
milton aebort bate, iusIae i'm auf
TRACE Der 8eeieruns nit ben llte's
unterbanoeIte ipsgen AusIieierung 6el
3auptfduloigen BEL bem @ufifano, ben
Weefer, Sbornbur9b unb bic Sbriaer
in 10 grausnbafter @siie gum Spiel
felen, lit pieoer einmal init einsl
Senbuns betraut worbsn. bic ibn
moslidsr Beiie iebr esidbrIif werosr
faun. SIN Nuftrase Der 9aesierune 3
begiebt er ii@ III BesIeitung bon 2 lite.
SHoianern uno einem Eolmstider mad
Dem fernen gSeiten, Inn Die IL Saupt
betbeili9teH bsi Dem m0roerii4er
llsbsrfGa am @bite Siper lebenb obe,
foot nod @aibinatOn Su brinser
Die Suoianer tragsn bic Btfebll
Surnp's NIT fih, bab bic S4uloieer
ausgeliefert rperben. Nbams felbel
wiro bel ben SOrsdnsen cine paiips
8Oae fpislen; 10 it ss ben Snoiunern
in bic 9ance gegeben, bic Serbre9er
oen 8unbesbeborben auaiuliefsrn. Bei
Oem @etlauf oes 8erbors in @aibins
tor lit, mie bereits erpdbnt, iebr Der
idisOsnurtisss 3sugnib obssssbsn
uorosn. Der Sntiansragent Sapt
bebluptet, buB Oie Suoianer NIT @Qem
ueriorst wOroen ieien, mas gu fOroern
lie bersdti9t geweien pareu.
4ncers idgte ieoOd Der friibers 9aupt-
clert oes Subiansr bureaus, gYm. 90.
9eeos, aus uno DOR @Gem @bams fsIb,r.
Yeebs bebauptst, bGb Die llte's oft pirt'
liden OfangeI Su leipen sebdbt bdtten.
Sen. AoGmS bebt bauptiaflid bsrpor,
oeB Die Bebnnplung Der Snoianer cine
ganilih perfebrte gcpeien unb 10 BET
pI0klihc Nufrubr p,ramlaBt morbcn fei.
2apptiadllh habe Dieeser es ni9t per
itanben, ten finoilheu Yersnuguugsn
Der Snoiuner 0feGnun9 gu trdgen unO
babe iie, inDsm er ibie Siebbabereien
uuo YoIartbtlle niAt bsrudiidtiate,
oft ldIper uerIebt. 9faturii9 re6tisr,
tist Sas i'll fsiner @elie bic Grmor'
buna Der @clber. Wesisr. Der fur
iein Yericben 10 idwer bdbte bate
iero9 Die SLtditropbe Iuabridsinlid oer-
meioen f0nnen, ipenn sr immel i'm au9e
bcbalten bdtts, bob Die Snoiansr Die
Seritnnrsfrdftc uno oas Sa6ungsuer
m0Jen BON &inoern neben ibrer suJel
lOisn NSIibbsit beTBsn uno Dap il:
OcmacmaB batteu bebauoelt psrben
mulIen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-01-30
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-01-30

RidtS ift mebr oa,u angetban, elmer
iungen Srau cen llnterfdieb spifdsn
ihrem iesisen unb ibrem fribsrsn
Stanoe tlar du MAIDEN, nIs Der ums
itanb, oab ie mad Der 6od,eit Gin
Oienffmdb&sn nniteGen mub, nefdes
Die Grbeiten beforsf, Die frhber BON
ibrer Nutter nsrridtet iuurben.-So
fdreibt Gin omerifaniides Beafelblatt
uno mir susifeln hidt barnn, bob bic
Semsrfung bisrjulanoe nur oI3u bduTs
sutrifft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-01-30

s otuo. 8err anton RaBer in
GbSsbile, Soma, fdrsibt unter On
berem Solsenoes: Oas St. Safobs
Del 1T cine quite Nebisin. g8ir baben
20 segen 8abnusb, 8ranbpunoen, bel
Serrenfnnsen unO &opff@mersen gee
brandt. Die anpsnSuns uar INNER
Uom f&0afeH grfOlse bseleitet unb
taun es baber ais elm ua5res 6auss
mitteI iuarm eHpfoblen werSeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-01-30

Seras. 9err grnff Sduantes in
sfew 8raHnfeIs, SsTas, fareibt barn.
Der: Or. ausuff 60nis's 9amburser
Sropfeu babeu mid BON einem elm
idbrisen WngenleiSsn ssbeilt. go
aisbt fein beiieres Wittel sesen Na,
senleioen. 3a6et eud oabsr niGt
bepe9eu, ansere Reoi;inen su nehmen,
6a oiefelben bieati4t biaiser fino, fon-
bern bsftebt onrauf, Or. NusuifR6nis' 3
SamburserSropfen un6 3i9ts auberes
Su faufen.
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lleber Baltimore.

9etsr, Der bas aite 0nterInnt bsfuhsH pbeI
0erpantts unh 5reunes peu Gurrra fpmmen
alien nil, fOllte bic prahtsoaeu Heuen et lernen
Shrauben-Y YcffbampflGiTe beS
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-01-30
@nmanse.

Der Geitersmann auf feinem Setter,
gr reitet our9 bie erHneH gBdloer,
Gr reitet Sur4 bic erunsn 6elber,
au ieosm @irtbsbaus aber bdlt er.
Ser aeiterentauR auf feinem Setter,
CT reitet bur9 Die griiuen S5eloer,
CT teiiet 6ur@ Die griineu sBdlber,
Som Saul hegab beiofeH fdQt CT.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-01-30

8as S@inten, Gier, @urf uno &rau
Geseu 9unser in allen Sdaen,
Sas iiuo aeaen Suiteu unb Seilerfeit
Die 6arIek'fdsn 0ruRsGaramelIen /!
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-02-12
Presidential MHhtHg-PUbliC
Opinion.


Ex-Governor Smythc, OF New Lamp
fhire has heeA interviewed on the
Ircalaehtlai question, and gives this
response IN the New York Tribune;
- am Tor Grant because think heis
the only man who can be seated. We
are going TO elect our nominee, who
ever lac may be, but the Democrats will
count hin out unless they are afraid OF
him. Grant is the only man III The
United states they aleairaId OF. They
know that he could call half Il million
"l men around hlm by raising ms Iittle
""S~' - W. 'O" "''' 0i""' nov
O'N vi TO WI NV " S,' "no'"ot No-
p""''S"u l'"'u'is u INV " "l'oiio0ao
"P'"","6 ~ i0'',"7 D'''' :"
'"u'' ''""'"' o0'0"'' 0iN'0 says III
NV " '''''
'.o " M"'"'O' ioi-
'o"'"s '""' "'' ""'"'' - '"'' "n''
. NM" y go " a. Wv
S'0'' ".'" .o WIN MANI o,'''0u, d
~ F'!'' Np"
,''i0 = .s''"'"'J '""t ~"''''V W
"iS'p"'''o '",' Sr''' "," i"u''u' 1t
T"sn' "oO ~ 80 "',,o''',,o "'o'''
''e |0"'''N' ~ ,,". ~ "i-
" = 'U-
T""" % '~9. ''',''' "No
20" = - 3" 'N"''' ''''O'''' '""'
n"io o','"'' T'"'' 1',''' NV NV
n''''' ~ WV WIN, anu Us nv WIN
""N"i" w p''"''U VA Nv may M" "
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-02-12

the plan Nv The Maine Dimoerisy laid
over lhat as boili tie Moo A,,k aud
Ai.sissippy.
1 wIz mistaken. The Non YORK
plan as buyin eleckshuus wont amer,
forthe Dlmocracy alnf got no money
and the Repuhlikius can't be bought
anyhow. BHt | Gnl Unnecessary that
the Mi.sis.ippy plan should BE- grated
onto the Maine plan There shood be-
aDnodiclus roHbinnslm uv tie tWo.
COY. Garcelon Vuz cnlitrly rie ia
coUntin ont the Republican my,mbers,
bat wat good WIZ it cf q :uoprnir
Court Good count; en- ia asiu: Eitc
here wuz whar he Good hey adoptiu
the IazoO tactic. After he he'd count
III on onuT EcpublikiGs 10 give lhr
Lcgislachcr 10 The Dhmocriay, lc
shood hey he'd a rlGe Climb ia O." lines
10 shoot the cpGriil orr members, 500
that they wuodcat 80 llsciy 10 c,ac
up aud ciame iioir seats. Then, 30
make asioorHIce Goubly siuor, DO
-hooh immcliily hey shot tle entire
sooprcmc Court, for It lisa u]sclancolly
fact that the courts are giHc-sily agiu
the Dimocrisy.
Then We wooihcg he'd en-. There
wood hey brrn Ia RrnuliLlrs to .,,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-02-12
Repubiican Prospects in Ten
nCsScc,

Knoxville Chronicle: In all the pc.
3iticll turmoil and hurly-burly now
going OH, the TENNESSEE Republicans
propose TO take a hand. \ press dis
patch announces that the State Con-
Vcntion has been called TO meet n the
Capitol, at Nashville, on the 9th OF May.
The Convention viii nominate Il candi-
date fOrG Governor, aud also appoint del
cgltcs to the National Convention at
Chicago. This will ODcn the contest ia
Tennessee and wit h the platform they
will there adopt and the man whom
they will nominate for Governor, with
allthe campaign mttorill that they
nccl, ready to be- taken up, and the dis
organized condition of their opponents
IL will BE- hot, and for the first time in
ten years they have Il probability Of
carrying the State"
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-02-12
Weekly Herald.
Cleveland, Tennessee.
Grants Chnnces.

The action Of the Pennsylvania Re-
pnblicans instrHefiug their delegates
10 Chicago 10 vote for Grant for the
Presidential nom ination las given that
gentleman quite a send OF. To have
such a powerful STATE 70 endorse him IL
40 small matter.
ii seems as IL there Is something be-
hind the pOliIicians-the masscs al tlie
people have more confidence in Grant
than any other man in the union. They
know he is one man that Fever wayers;
ihey know he is honest aud capable,
and will give them 4 strong govern
nlent. Taking all hi, into considers
ton it will not surprise IL. il his n0mi-
patton at Chicago should be unlni-
NOUS. That Grants lie choice OF the
South, there i5 no mistake. still, as
We have sail on former occasions, The
Southern Republicans should not die
tate, Us they can not carry q single
state Tor any nominee.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-02-12
Wholesale Siurder In Canada,

LUCAy, ONT, Feb. Gth.-About
70 o'clock last night a party of
men with blackened and masked
faces entered The residence ofthe
sameWhat notorious D0nc.Iy lam
lily and murdered the father,
mother, one son and Il niece. A
small boy named Conner took
refuge under the bed and escap-
ed unhurt. The party then set
fire to the house, which together
with the bodies Of the murdered
inmates, was totally consumed.
Another son residing about three
miles from the homestead was
called to his door at the same
hour and shot dead. The town
ship is wild with excitement.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-02-12
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