davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-01-17
Sfener Sbeionn9s9ruuo.
IS Drtfesrns folet.

8idter NnoerfOn pom Uirsiniideu Ip-
pstlatisnsseritt ,u 8tdmouo bat luebsn
cine Gntlh.ipuus abssseben. melde ales
Daaswslene IN oen @hattsn felt. atne
pame aus eirer Der ssornsbmen" SAINT
lien Nirsinien's hatte DOR Slaren Den Dor.
tissn Rets(sn eattom seberatbst Gle
(elb(t mac elsth 70 seien anbsrn boben
Damfn pes Saoens, eine ianattlhs Rebsl
lin unb CAB Dem eatbam itrs 5ano na.
mentll& au6 msssn isiner I'M Rebeasu
teere bewieisnsn Sapitrfti!. Dad in
qaEtaT'a GslanunS SinS aumdlis cine
4enberuns sor; bic alte gaterlane sliebe
erpa&te In itm, Ct wurps msbr uno msbr
Elm Mntdnssr Der wiepertersel ltsaten Union
unb bslannte itt sneli6 UNtn ,ur rsputli-
Eeuiltsa Nartsi. Daroh bsAie Mutb un.
ter ben Nnsermanbtsn ieiner 1rau. @is
aualtsn eiele nit BEN nianSosn Gbiaa"
ibres Wanuss 10 lanet, bis Hs cine Shti,
bunssl!ase stsen i'm unbansiS ma&te.
Mud utat ben lsiisfen gor uuri pubte
fs in 8ssus auf pas 8tnstmsa ibres
IsansS su eresbsn, su6sr Der Nsnss,
sups itinsr politilasa @saaaasJ. Der
Gall lam ppr bslastsm HiAtsr iuna Nus.
tras, uno Der eut(dito mirtia az @ualssn
Der @deieuns auf fplesnssa Oruae
BIN: Die ,,ft!liHs 0.rworfsatslt" wslde
9atsam Our& ieinfn GsFanaasswe&(el an
ben Sag selest babe. telaite isins Grau
sbsnfaus NIT etnsm WateI, uoa rsm iIs nug
sasA NqHSiup3 itrer Gbs nit einsm ,ial'
9sn" WauHs serenist Herosa tanus. Nas
mittsll elmer 9hstouua sermSSe as w!epsr
3utritt in Der ,,beRsn @;isai Aaft" au sr'
balten, ans welhsr as ubur1 pas IN teines
@siie gu re&tfsrtiasnoe 8snsemtn tbres
Mannss aussel4lohsn isi."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-01-17

- Nottaanb In Ostrsid. 81. Dte,
nsr ,,Nsne Grsie pr.fe" lareibt: Gin
i&limmer @ait III In OsifrstH sinastsbrt.
Die Nota NIT itrem fur1tbaren @sfpls.,
Der Rrantbeit. benz Sunasr Der Grmsrb.
.sEslei.. bsrrlht In plslen 1bstlsn Der
aRonardie, uno bier. i'm Mttelpuntte bss
Nsidfs, ertSnen al bt, 5ilfsrufs, melAe
fur bic Obamatt oes gin,slnsn bie uutsr,
Fibuns ees staatss beldsn. Gls satts
bas wtrt6i&aftli& uastmad 1d nod nias
erfhOpft, pertanpen 0H nsIsroInss ysatur
yah menidlihe Qsipsnltaft, um ueiteres
llateil bsrauf,utsl&wSssn uno ssm laSn.n
. lpe wiebsrsrmahtsn Dsrtrausnes unb
nsu tmposf frsbsneer Shafsnstrait ben
bifsrsn 5inusis auf TtunomilH.n Niseer.
gang eatseSea gu itellsn. Cine MiBsrnte,
wsl&s uns ni&t einmat Dsdpas bed eiss,
nan gerbraudes ssaaitst; Der Dtsfau
iait aaer eroben SHsntlitsn 8aatsn Der
StuRano In Der gnttpidluns ess Gil.n.
ba9nweieas, tpsl&sr 70 uieIe Esibiss 5aaps
gu ftsrn 3winst elm 1empetatutsrao. Der
isbt Nbbartuns atsrwinosi aas bis 81.
llrfnife itstsart bic tanb.ls rolitud I
llniiherbsit, bic In atssoreastenbaui,
gan, DEFENDERS b.tuorse oben murps. osu
uaternsbmanssS.lt labmt uno ben Arbti'
ter lenes tdrsli&en aObn.s beraubt, bilrsn
bic uria&sn oes traurt5en u.bels, BEN
nunm,br selsu.rt msrpsn joll unp ptleu
Nuspebnuns local; @rsnsen melt aser.
| i,ttat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-01-17

glanca's gu lpat erit iddbsn seltrat bate,
mites i1e NIT folder Gnti&ieoenseit BIT
t6eilnebmsnbsn Nnna6erunssSerfuthe 8rot'
tens BON fh al, bab hie1er tief erbittert
BON nun an iia san,lth ,urad5os.
Mus Der lan9en 8ertimmeruns tbrer
@eele raffte Blanca fa enoIi& auf NIT
Der san,en gla ifiettat ibrsr ssntalen 9fasnr.
Die uulaalih bitteren, idmer5liasn gr'
fabrunaen, Der aua.poue 3wans wdbrsno
isrer beaen Sabre batten ibren esbsnsmutb
tief aeteuat, bic miebsrserponnsne 5retbett
nun aab itr BE Shmuasfraft wlsosr, fie
fs I'm &f NIT Dem @el&id fat sinss
blBt bate.
SIREN alten bepdbrtsn sdle bperwaIter
als Bspoam1atiatsn Iber ibre @atsr llel'
lene, ssrti;B fe Otpreuben unb besab fh
III 8egletuns itrer &ammsrfraa auf
Neiien.
c5s mad tbrer Qauue balp bier, 6alo bort
psrweileno, Rutirte iie Wslt unb Msniden
nit elmer Nrt BON 9stenspbiloioppis, ,u
mel&er He ielsf sas SYtsm erfunben.
@!e bate bic innere 9oblbeit Der b6aeren
@hihtsn ertannt, bic unter oem briQauttn
S&lif duBsrer Bilouus unb seuantter 0la'
rteren e.ilise Mrmatb uno moralifhe Der
bsrbasit ssrbsrssn ben aerinsiaassnesH,
upltsperddtli&en RaRenfel, oes @oels, 10
wis BEN Dantsl unb gsOtsmus ber @elt>
ariaotratie ssstniber BEN armsren unb bs'
fblolsn glaHsn.
Ssr aufdliass Btsesnen eamals NIT
9erolt III Der 5hwsi, sab itren satren
ben @sfnnunssu nun eine beitimmte freie
&i6tuns. Der seaenititiee @soanfsn>
auetauld iiber politilde unb ioeiale Ufib'
ifdnoe mahte iis sollenbs CUR bsmcfratt-
l6sn partsisenoifn.
IS Drtfesrns folet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-01-17
xagea: yteui efetten
q n I a n b.

- Der tsmpurare @oupsrneur 2amien
BON Maine srnaunts am 16. leinen
Siab. - geiemano tann gintritt In eas
Staatst taus gu Nusuaa erlanssn rtne
Iab.- Die IuEonifsn' eesisIatur psr.
{ammsl.e ad am 1e. uno lief nod elm
binsiass,aaltes Witslieo sinid,pSren, 10
bab has 8spra1entantenbaus iiber II
Stimmsn setfust. pann wuree bic Wabl
bss @oupsrnsurs uorsenommsn. Gar
eslon uno Smitb fanoen sleiHe unter'
ithbuns +; 3ultbt wurfs Smitb srwablt.
Gem gsBiern tam bic Saae uneslessn,
ct war s,it rutt!cs, nabm aber bic Wabl
fflisblih an uno ruroe einseihDersn.
Sur ZEN Na&mittas iollte bic 8rase In
8stsabt aeaossn weresn. eb es niat
rattfam 1si, ben 0sneral Chamberlain
Ieiaes Disniss ju sntbetsn. Mittlerwsile
fam atr Die Na6riht In ausufa an,
bab pas Obrseri6t Die tam uorSelesten
5rasen idmmtlid gu @ufsn Der 8spa'
Bittaner entfhiepsn babe uno pisb brahte
e.n,n 9tib In tie Nsiten Der 5uRunifsn.
Gin 1b,il ipuqte 1& Der Gntf6,ienns BEG
0eridts fiissa, Der anssre aher rndFats'
los sorssbsn une idmmtli6e 8iatsr In
Mntlaaelufanb p.rkbsn. So lag BIT
Sa&e nod bs.m absans Der Ospei1s.
- Sn New Yort wurcsn bic atfsn
3nr 3isbuns BON Wt(lionsn Bombs Der
atras paeifie Butu seitlOHen. 80 wa'
msbr als 10 MtlIionen se,si&n.t poresn'
- %m 8. Sanuar wuros ~ Ne1
y,it in esr 8tttsop,n 5alle bi Bssrdt'
ntb 5sisrlihtet far tie fsAs Dpfsr ot.
Vranots Der aurasaa. In Der OF. Btsritr
Strabe at5sbalten. Ss&s NIT Blamsr
btbsdte @arss aat bsrsa D,d,ln e,r ts
ireHenoe Name bes 8erRosb.n.u. au5 tine
Blatte dnsrapirt. su lsisn mar, pureer
neben einanesr niseerssisbt. Ter gies
| vrdfbsnt bes Iarnpsr..ne, &ubn. bt.l
sine Der @slessnbeit sntiprst.ns. H.p.
Die Mttslieber BON stwa is&,ia eossn un
/ gsrsinsn warsn anue(ene. Der esidb.u
aug mar isbr srce; wobl an 1000
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-01-17
SSiir 0ei6dftsle,tte.

q wv ~tI"WV*H*V*t|
50 1T ned nidt al3emtia befannt, ba6 bic
8uhbinoersi nit Nqem. mas easa seb6rt, aestn,
Edrtis ia San Mntonio 70 gut aussefubrt wirb,
als in irsenb cine: anbtrtn 9 abt bsr Union.
Ole grubsn BON linitrisn 8lanfba1srn. welde
bisr Begtnpar,is sebunben perbsn. 70 rpte alle
anSe.n Irten S,n @rbeiten fir @sf9dftsbaa1er
lssta 3susnis Flr ab, Der llntsr3eidaete bin>
bet Mu0tssfts, ga5sr aaer @rt, Scurnals &C.. tn
tirseet Set. 9eitsf,s. unb MDSeta eniirmsn
fbnnn Yrobsn beseibnen unb ar 8. s Urpmm,r,
San antcnio. aprfitrea. NsldiBunsen nerbsn
prompt stmahs.
8. s. Srommer,
Guteinbsr unb Ylanfbu4er. Gabritant. Spu.
fpnitrase, ssssniissr bem 6auptauariter.
3,1o,79.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-01-17

Nsn|htn naren In unb Dor Der 5ale psr'
iammslt. Die 9eeroisune bes fstsntsn
Spftrs bts granbss tatte tereits fribss
am Sage fattsefunoen.
- BON 8ihmono, 8a., miro unterm
13. bert&tst: 8un setsrn mad Con.
nenuntersans bic beuts gum Sonnsnaui.
gang 1T bas Auedflbsr um SO Grab as,
fallen. 5eute bat ts bier gum erRsn
Malt In biei,m Wintsr ss1dneit unb 3luar
ltsst Der 9dnee bret 3oa bod.
- Nad lanesn unb srrssten Detattsn
II am 6rsitas im G9'easuer Sdulralb Der
Nntras auf Bsibstaltuns bes bsut(hen
antersidts in BEN Sfsntltaen Saulsn
NIT s ssaen S Stimmsn anssnommen
woreen. Dafir itimmtsn 7 Rspublitauer
unS Dsmotrat bassssn Dsmotraten
unb l 8spublitansr. 3msi Oemotraten
batten ii& ftis' rssbriidt."
- Nus &lnlas idreiet man: Cine
i6srraldsnoe aber tetneswess anesnetme
Bsfheerung brahte bic abnorme Wttte.
runs Der lebten Wodsn ben Jarm.rn pun
eais une Saline County, ndmlid Der,
bssrsnbs Drairtebranoe Qnfanss Sanaar.
SIM wstli&sn Sbsile BON @aline Counts
3erlfSrten bic Slammen Dusenee BON
9aulern uno Stdasn, Sunberte BON
1onnen 6eu. unb bebrobtsn lcaar bas
tlsine 5tdpten Bavaria, Neilen pel1lid
Don Salina. Gin Garmtr, Namens
Sames Wapeman, rerbrannte. Die dlte.
fen anfesler fSnusn ffd zines 70 RAID
ii6 oerbreitenbsn prairisfsuers niat erin.
nern, unb In gais County aeriett oas
barrs @ras unb @siirapY Der pratri. cine
Visrtelmeile wefflid Ssn 6aYs gity burdb
BIT. Guaten elmer QotomotiYe tn granp
uno pas Geuer psrbreitete ffa aber ben
san3en pe0li&eu She'll bes guunt:ss, In
lsinsm Qaufe giet, Yferbe, 6euf&oter,
Garmssratbfdafttn ulw. ,erlfSrenb. Neun
Nsilsn nGrolih son 6ays Gity strIor.n
pst.r @o0e 6tnrs arder, Grant pbil.
liYs. Sobn Wasner. SsnrY Belmont une
y. NeNabun Nles, mas fe be1ae.n,
burd bic matbeneen Glammsn. um 4
ubr 4benbs bate bas Jeuer bic Saline
errstAt. bas gist, 5su unb MiaetIGuber
Der bort pobnenben Jarmtr p.rnt4tenb.
Der anatrthtete Shaoen it beoeutenb,
bod bofft man. bab bic &aulas 9aciae
Sahnssfealhait bic 70 lawsr setrofensn
anilssltr sn'laabisen wtrb ubsr mll1en
,uiro.
- Sn pbiqipsburs, N. 8. Bate Der
Ismpsren,preotaer 5reit bic oortis. Mt.
t6crtitentirt. far fsin. Yretiaten aemlt>
tast. Sn Der Rirde lag eIn ft5nsr neuer
4tpptd, uns bic aruaess bielten Is fur
te6er. ben 1evpid fort,unsamsn, eamlt
bic Sdnapsbrioer benftlbsn .nt4t NIT
Iasatstauhe &c. b.fhmut,n m5aten.
Der 8ep. Jroa naem tesoa bic @e1@i&te
ubst unb miettete fi6 cine anbere 5aae,
porauf er bann nader auf bic Mettobi.
itsn als auf bic Gsinbe Der teilisen Sem.
persna lceidtwefts. Das pafor Der
teirnt, eiu Mr. 2odwoub, fanb sleihfaQs
pas gerfatren Der Suffice fiir unpalIsno
unb idtob I'D Der Na1&t bss Semperea;.
prsbtsers an. Cine bittere Jebbe war
bic Golse. Die Sruaess wollsn ben ga.
for, Der paaor miu bic EruRees loswsr.
Den, bic @emetnoe III in awsi Yarttsen
ssihsilt rHo ess @trsit Ia b.relts DOR bic
Ctartsts eonrrsn, ssbruat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-01-17

- Den 5palten bes .,@alsna Bolts
t'sune." @alena, Sas., pom 1s. april
entnepmen Dir fisenbes Ginseianot: !:
Wsrtbe 8eoatticn! Sd mar unsefabr 5
Sabre seplaSt nit nerUSiem 8opfusb unb
verbrautte sicl @slo ,ur Deiluus. bod
oane Grfola. bis i'd bus seprieieue 9 f..
3atcbsO el aufssfunpen unb @straud'
oa,cn madte. Cine ein3ise 1laite eenlste,
uno aae Shmerjen Fnc auf INNER yer.
thwunoen. 6ancusr, Sas. Getip YuAer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-01-17
gD.uu Die Ssppen Der sbouen

VNenn bic S:ppen Der SbDnen
Htt bsim 4ihsln SHaen, entbaasn fe ,m,i
Rsiten perleu, bic an 8sinteit nit benen
metteifern. bic Der Tuuher pom @runoe
pes YerRi6sn Weeres beraufbrinst. Was
1T am bef,n seeisnet. oieien Sdmud bes
Nunoes 3u erbalteu9 4Os0oOnt, bas
terlbate Yriierpatip unb YerldSne.
ruassmittel far bic 3dbne.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-21

me q: :lS q. m. train connects for Portsmouth via
Cniihcothe. The 1923 a. m. and 9:03 D. m. trains
connect for Jackson and Portsmouth. via Hamden.
BALTIMORE OHIO. VIA pARKEssBuna
Depot. Pearl and Plum.
Baltimore Ex daily.......,. S23sm 6s3 m
Baltimore Ex daily ........ 9O3 pm m 6:2S am
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-21

4 the nose begin 70
rot away. Any one
WHO reaches this stage
may indeed be pitied.
No disease can bs
mere disgusting 9 or
more terrible 10 think
Of. Thousands suffer
with this disease
without knowing its
nature, or the great
danger in neglscting
il. Many thousands
die every year with
consumption who . few
years or months before
had emily catarrh. II
neglected while . cure
10 possible, It may
rapidly develop and
the symptoms Of quick
consumption announce
that II Is too late
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-21
THE END.


We are so thankful to say that our baby
was permanently cured of a dangerous
and protracted irregularity of the bowels
by the use of Hop Bitters by its mother,
perfect health and strength.-[The Parents,
Rochester, N. Y. See another column.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-21

!. II the testimony of prominent and dis
tinguished men in every sphere of life be
sufficient guarantee for the reliability Of
medicine to effect what it is represented
to do, Maguire's Cundurango Bitters has
an array of such as would convince the
most skeptical.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-21

Kidney.Wort radically cures biliousness,
piles and nervous diseases.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-21
SAMARITAN'S GIFT.
SAMARITAN'S GIFT!

The only positive cure. No Balsam Co
pabia; no Mercury; no exposure; used in
in the U. s. Hospitals:
"PosT HOSPITAL, Fort MARSHALL,
BALTIMORE, Nd, Feb. Goth. 1854
IL have great satisfaction in stating that
Ihave usedsThe Samaritan Remedies for
venereal diseases in its most customary
forms; that have used them with judg-
ment, discretion and properly, and have
found them respond to my anticipations
promptly and effectually. Knowing their
composition, have the fullest confidence
in their efficacy. and as far as my use of
them extends I recommend them strongly.
, "ALFRED G. BOWER,
"Asst Surgeon, 5th N. Y. Vols"
Many who are drugged by the quack for
months could be cured in from two to four
days by one package of Samaritan's Gift.
Male package 81, female$ 81. Sold by ERNST
WILFERT, Fourth and Walnut, and by
druggists.
ap16-lvr-W S.GN&au29-1vrv
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-21
RAILROAD TIME TABLES
Corrected to Accord With City Time.

CINCINNATI SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Depot, corner Mclean ave. and Gest streel
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-18
INDIANA.
Frora the Indianapoli, Sentinel.

frora the indianapolis, Sentinel.
The editor OF the New York World
writes his paper from this city in way
that should forever put at rest the ru-
nors that have been extensively circu-
lated by the correspondents OF certain
newspapers. He says:
"As q matter Of fact, Mr.. English,
Senator Mcdonald and ex-senator Ba--
mum hare co-operated most cordially
and efficiently in the recent can
yass in this State. 1t is the de-
liberate statement OF Senator nc.
Donald that no one could de-
vote himself more earnestly and unre-
seryedly to the work OF the party than
Mr.. English in his capacity OF Chairman
OF the State Committee. There is not a
shadow Of ill.feeling between Mr.. Eng
lish and the National Democratic Com
mittee, represented in this campaign by
Mr.. Earnum. None of the active mana
gers OF the party here perhaps iully re-
aliae the extent To which the local can.
yass had been affected by the unstinted
uss OF money here during the week
preceding the election by the Eepubli.
cans, but now that this corruption iund
has been expended aud that the Demo.
cratic disiffecGon with The Guberua-
torial nominee has worked itself off in
the State election, the Democratic mau-
ayers, measuring exactly the situation,
are taking steps to reform the whole
Democratic line and throw Democratic
Indiana with renewed energy into the
battle for November. MIR. English
will at once call the Committee
tcxether and concert q plan
OF action for the Presidential
rally. He will be warmly supported by
Senator Mcdonald and by the whole
Democratic strength OF this State, and
be will receive the most cordial encour-
acemeat from the National Committee.
L! the Republicans are wise they will
TO. proceed to make arrangements with
Mir. Garfield fo- the distribution OF
more than 32s OF the Federal offices in
India3a until they have carefully pc
rrsed and pondered the sad tale OF the
enthusiastic hunter who sold the skin
Of the bear before he had made sure OF
the bear"
It's hardly necessary to repeat that
the statement in the Indianapolis Eren
ing Ners and other Republican papers
that Mr.. English has been pressed to
withdraw from the National ticket is
utterly unfounded and most foolishly alb
surd. The subject has not even been
10 him. There il no reason
why it should be. No one has any such
authority, and change Of front on the
eve OF the great battle would be unpre-
cedented and disastrous. The rumor
was started by Republicans and certain
political eunuchs, and is not counte-
nanced by the Democracy at all. 1ndi.
ana will vote for Hancock and English
in November, and they would be elected
sven without the vote OF Indiana.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-18
EEcUEL-cly.
E,lScIorul ro.e'
pgEoCaATjc.
Elc.lr,a..ri q


Thus II the Democrats carry all the
States that are Democratic snd doubt
fully Democratic, they will have ten
votes mere than necessary to elect
II the Republicans carry ell States
which are Republican and probably
Republican, they will lack eleven votes
essential to their success.
Looking at tho situation thus sqIaTe-
", the oddo would appeal to be fairly
on the side OF the Democracy.
Not only this, but tho latest advices
from the Pacific States are oil . character
mos. encouraging to tbs Democracy,
sud there may be said to he as much
reason in believing that California, Or
eson and Nevada will vote for HANCOCK
as that Indiana, Connecticut and Maine
will vote for GARFIELD.
Altogether there seems to be no cause
for dependency. Wecan at least figure
out our chances to look exceedingly we'll
on paper, ard it would only be natural
for the reaction in our favor to set in
lust in time for the election next month.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-18

duce and vilify James A. Garfield when
they demanded his expulsion from Con-
gress?
Did his Republican neighbors traduce
and Willy Garfield when they said ne
ought to be in the penitentiary." :,
Did Murat Halstead traduce and VII
ifv Garfield when he said, in his news
paper, that Garfield had "no record 10
run on and must not be nominated!
Marshall Jewell knows, and so 90
all of his political associates, that not
one word has been uttered or printed by
the Democracy against General CARRIED
in this canvass that did not originate
with Republicans, and had not been
circulated in the journals ofthe Repub'
lican party. ,, a..
impregnable chsracte. and record OF
Gen. Hancock made il impossible Tor
his committee to assail him without In
jury to their own cause.-ba'h'"9'o"
Pos.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-18
Trustees Sale Of Ono Hundred
Acres of Lend.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST kADI
ID by Andrew Hamilton to the undersigned
trus ZEE dated on the 18TH day OF June 1878, and
recorded in deed Of trust book No. q page oz7, in
the Office of the CLERK OF the County Court Of
Nsrshall county, West Virginia. VII, on
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER IL. 1850.
At the front doc: Of Marshall county Cour
Rouse, commencing at 10 O'Clock A. H., cell ct
public auction to the highest and best bidder |.
One Hundred acres OF land on the waters OF
Jakes Run, Marshall county West Virginia.
Joining lands OF ". Ashton, Geo. keEp:e. TIE
white farm and others, and fully described In
,he deed or deeds from said Ilcmilton's granton,
now du;j recorded in the Office OF the CLERK OF
MARSHALL county court. ~ which reference IL
hereby had for full description CT said land.
About 50 acres o! said land is under cultivation.
Tykxs OF sAlE-One hall OF the purchase
mo-ey or such greater sum as the purchaser
may desire TO pay in cash Oh day OF sale and Tie
-esidue on a credit OF one and two years, with
interest from day OF sale. for which payments
the pu rchaser Is TO give his notes satisfactorily
secured By decd OF trust on said land.
selling a. trustee will conve- such title - Is
vested in me, which is Thought TO be perfect.
W. V. HOGE, Trustee.
1T GRAY, Auctioneer. oclti
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FACTS AND FIGURES.

The ebb and food tides are almost 81
natural to politicians as 10 the sea,
A few weeks ago the waves OF politi'
cal opinion were Enthusiastically tending
toward the Democratic party. They
eliminated in Maine, and then the ebb
tide set in which cost US Indiana. The
eyes of the whole country are now
strained to detect the DRIFT OF the politl'
cal wave which must in two short weeks
carry the result Of the campaign to q
termination favorable to one or the
other. 1t would only be natural that
II should again flow toward the Demo
cratic party.
Most men prefer to desl in cold facts
and figures. Millions OF pencils
are daily and hourly trying in this way
10 demonstrate the actual results OF the
vote ON the second Of November, and
we find an unwonted thirst for intorma-
ton and assurances OF this character.
Before Indiana had indicated its incli-
nation the Democratic claims took in all
the doubtful States, but since the back
se, in Indiana the public faith can hard
" be pinned to any claim OF the Democ'
racy thst is not backed by large odds.
Let u. say then that the result OF The
October elections relegates New York.
Indiana, Virginia, Louisiana, South
Carolina, Connecticut and Florida to
the list of doubtful Ststes. They ere all
naturally Democratic States, but in al
Of them the Republicans will now claim
at least a fighting chance.
But il re divide the thirty.eisht States
into four classes, a. We have heretofore
taken occasion to do, the safely Demo
cratic and doub.iully Democratic, the
safely Republican and the probably Re-
publican, the result will he very fairly
exhibited Is follows:
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Who Abused Garfield

Who has traduced and yilifed James
A. Garfield? Was it the Poland COM
mittee that found him guilty OF having
taken 1929 in Credit Mobilier dividends,
after he had sworn that he lad not
taken anything?
Did George W. McCrary conspire
with Luke Poland AMI N. P. Banks,
seven years ago, TO traduce and vilify
James A. Garfield, by convictins him Of
perjury, and thus reporting him to .
Republican House?
Did James A. Garfield traduce and
Willy himself when he convicted him.
self Of 70 penitentiary offense in order to
swear Of the charge Of bribery and cor
ruption in the DeGolyer business?
Did q hundred Republican papers ira
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sIsc, 1855 Chic hrs been carried by
ths Republicans t-.-ty-.ishs times and
hy the Democrats thru, times. The
combined Republican maiorities smount
10 l,7oi $40, snd tho combined Demo-
cratic m.io-itie1 70 cS,9l4. Since ll72
TIE Republicans hare carried tn, State
s.yen tines, thei- combined maiorisies
amounting 10 lci Ste, and the Demo-
eats bare carried il twice, with COM
eired rrs;orit;cs G: IS SS7. The S7erace
Republican msiccisy since 1855 he's been
shout $500, rid thosre-sgc Democrat
ic majority sbort Sl7. On the whole it
i, fair to conclude that Ohio is Repub-
lican State.
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TnI, is "a year ct surprlces." The Sur
prisec be.sn vhen the third Term was
knocked ir.c tho Chicago ditch, continu'
ed when Maine slipped thrcuSh the has-
ere C. BLAME sud Irdians turned rroas
sico rp, end We do rot thins the last oil
thee, he, beer eeen. There lie. to s-y
the lest, C very strong probability that
what Indi.rs would not do TO- LAM
prss .ho rill DO for HANCOCK. Senatof
voosHrrs said weeks ago th.t IN his
tra-e!s th-c1ch every mock and conner
Of tee Ss.to ho e-sr?whore found FAN
cocr T., more popuiir ,hsa an7 cardi'
date on the SITS ticket, or any OF the
candidate, or tbs local tickets.
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A GOOD many Republicans did not
know xh,, he'd Hit them for some days
s,tsr the Aiaiuo election, sad thsre ere
Democrats who 10 not ye. understand
irs, chat struck them on Tuesday. In
No,eubo. il will be the Republican 9
,nrn N Won der egain.