davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-10
s.. E. en- HatO-grande.

Sc nos escribe de este pueblo:
Ell rs del corriente, & las 81 de la ma
mana, hizo s. e. su entrada On la pobla-
cion, acompanado del Sr. aicalde delega-
dob. Ulpiano Vald6s y de varios senores
del Ayuntamiento y otras personals, no
concurriendo 81 resto del citado Ayun-
tamiento por .encontrarse al frents de
"a bompaiifA de Voluntarios,~ que le
aQuardaba tornado 4 IL entrada del
pueblo con sn charanga la cabe7a,
baiD 81 mando de 81 dignc oapitan Don
Ffancisco Mendez.
Despues az haber pasado 8. q. por
irente de Il Compahia saludandola con
cQmbrcro en pano, 10 dirigi6 4 II Igle-
II cop n eomitlya qus y seguia J
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-10

mi6ntras is cantaba 81 rs Denm al
|costumbre, Sc traslad6 Ii compailia. ii
|punto designado para los eiercicios, pa.
sando 81 3. despues de terminado aqu6l
4 II casa da alojamiento, Ii municipal,
encontrandose esta decentemente pre-
parada con arreglo y conforme 10
permitian los recursos del pueblo para
recibir tan ilustre hu6sped.
EncontrAndose 8. E. en- las puertas
do dicha casa y sin descansar NADIA, SO
recibio la orien para ell desfile de la
'compania en- columna de honor, el que
SO verified con arreglo ordenanxa.
Momentos despues dirigi6se s. e. al
lugar donde habia hecho alto la COM
pania, y, alberta en- filas, Sc dign6 pa
sarle revista de armas.
Despues regres5 s. E. q la escuela de
ninos cargo del entendido professor
Don Juan Bsnet, en- la cual estuvo al
gunas horas, volviendo q visitarla q las
81 de la tarde saliendo de dicho esta-
blecimiento cerca de las seis, despues
de haber hacho por 81 mismo un escru-
puloso examen en todos los ramos de
la ensenanza, saliendo satisfeoho dol
adelanto de los alumnos.
A! siguiente d,a, ~, bien temprano
visito 8. E. la escuela de ninas cargo
do la profesora Dona Jesusa Alvarez !;
ocupdndose despues de otras atencio-
nes relativas Ia vista.
La Gale principal y por donde tenfa
que pasar s. E. SO encontraba adornsda
de banderas nscionales y gallsrdetes, y
en- el centric de dicha Gale habia un arco
triunfal tornado con especial gusto por
ol j6ven onoarga 10 al of,eto Doa F,.r
naudo Perez en- ell que Sc leian varias
inscripciones entire elias Los uolunta,aos
de Hato-graade d su digno coronet. IA
"a la Reina de Espoaai jTiva el Reg!
iT;ua Ell Gobermador General etc.
Durante las comilas la charanga de
L. compania TOGO varias pleas.
s. E. permaneci6 en- este pueblo los
dias 26 y 27 del actual, saliendo ell %
por la manana para ell de las Piedrss
con un numeroso acompanamiento, tan.
to de paisanos como de oiciales y vo
luntarios, con el senior Comandante fis-
cal del battalion de Voluntarios de Hus
macao S.. Valdea, vistiendo todos ell
honroso uniforme del cuerpo, y siguien-
dole hssta las Piedras, de donde Sc des-
pidieron de S. E., quieu manifesto sa-
tisfac ,ion y agradecimiento por las
ateuciones de que habia sido objeto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-10

hubiera olvidado, aquello cuya CON
testacion 40 me haya parecido indis'
pensable.
lContinuDrd
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-10
PROSP ECTO
DEL NovENo soRTEo DEL
"ST. THOMAS LOTTERY"
quo Sc eolebras'd el u de nbril de 1880.
$4,000 billetes 81 uno, con premos
aSaaudiando AdC nAn
Repartidos en- 800 premiss como sigue:
e. DE LEON.
EXTRACTO DE LA oRDENANzA
quo Sc eolebra''d el u de aby'i

retatsva d la Loter{o de st. Thomas.
de l. La administrator de ia Lotera es-
ta sujeta a la superintendencsa del CO.
Gobierno.
"a2. "Los premios SO pagaran en- moneda
corriente, sin descuento, tan pronto
Sc publique la lsta, que sera en- las 48
horas despues de la jugada.
"s3. Gel biIlete premiadc caduca al afio
!" 5. "Para la garantia pronto cnnpn.
miento con los tenederes de billetes
ell publico, el empresario depositark en-
la Tesoreria del Gobierno el importe
de todos los bietos del sorteo aDtes
del expendio."
Mzo. 8.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-10
SantO Domingo.

Los rumores que habfamos dido cir
cular acerca do nueyos disturbios On Ia
pequena repEblica yecina nos los ha
con6rmado 81 Timer do Ssnth6mas -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-10
lgUICI0s lIVIls0s.

Ell gran remedio meiicano, que ha sido quf-
micamente analIzado, y su juicio crtico fernL-
ado por ell Proto Medicato Imperial de Berlin
y endosado unanim, mente como poseyendo Ia
mas al a excelenca. Cura toda affection de la
garganta, pulmones pecho radicalmente.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-04-03
NOTICE OF SUITS
COM MEN CED.

ststs Of NsvAds. County OF Lyon District Al
toruey's OH e. Dayton Courthouse.
To the foIlowlng.named defendants, aud to
all owners of. or clsim ant, to, 'hs real es-
tate and personal property aud all In
provsmeuts thereon. hereinafter de.
scribed:
W OU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
suits have been comm enced In the Jus
tice Court Of Silver City Township, Lyon
County, Nevada, before Daniel Z. Hsrkin,
Esa Justice Of the PeAoe Of said township,
by tie state Of Nevada, plaintiff. against each
of the d 3fen isnts hereinafter named, and
each of the folio wing described tracts and
parcels OF land. with the improvements
thereon. an all owners or claimants TO the
s1us knovu or unknOw0. to recOver the tax
ani delinquency assessed TO said defendants,
Sgtinst ssid property, for the h'"Al year com
m ,ncing on Ie hrst day OF January, 1879, aud
Gu liug ol ths last day of December. 1879; and
that sunn jns has been duly tssued in each
ca,e. And you are further notihct that unless
y1n appssr snd AasSer the complaint hled In
sail Cause on or before the
slxrH DAY or MARCH. A. D. 1880.
Am o'clock. A, N. juilnlnt will be taken
atuu,t yJu, AMI ths real estate, improve
nsn.,, alI psr,)nLl prJpefty herein de-
scribe l. f,r thl aupunt Of the tar an delin-
qu,nsy So lcifsi. Dgsther with tn c2Ats OF
suit In each case, viz:
ID ,u.y dJld aud SiivSr Miniak Company -
Bald ng Au 1 h)istins works on the east side
~ tao Car.on road, at the upper ~nd OF Spring
ssll.y, with lAld SlaiR in DAaoy Canyon.
Sev4lt.
rhpmls Hllns II use sni lot on h,sn
At oct. ,ij,lniag SsaNsll 80 Ith, Ia Silver city,
Ly.a cluIty. Nevsts
"L,au MiDlnIlt -rhAt vacant lot AL
i,inia th4 Oil brswIry In silver city. NevA-
a.. an sal ,Da fiI urss in sItro, Lyon county
NsvLiI.
N in street aii1iniRs Philip dsyer north; In
siig .r City, Ly pn cointy. S-vAda.
70 10Th " With the cost in eH.h snit
JDIi POWELL. JH
District Attorney, Lyon County Nevada'
L. A. COOKE,
Sheriff, Id IN County, Nevada.
nAytln, New, Ian nary u. 1850.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-04-03
GEORGE BARTON,
Proprietor.
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

ACCIDENTAL MINING CoMPANY-LO-
~ cation or principal place Of busines. San
Francisco, California; location Of works Sill
yer star Mining District. Storey county, Me-
vAda-Notice is hereby given that at 9 meet
ing Of the Board OF Directors OF said COM
pAny. held on the ninth day OF March, 1880. an
assessment mo. q Of Fifty Gents (5Oc)
per share was levied upon the capital stock OF
the corporation, payable immediately In
United States gold coin. to the Secretary, at
the once of the Company, Room No. 90, Ne
,vada Block, No. 500 Montgomery street, San
Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
semain unpaid on the twelfth C2thl
day Of April. 1890, will be delinquent, and
sdvertised for sale ct public auction; and un-
less payment is msde before. will he sold on
MONDAY, the third (3dldAy OF May, 1880.
to pay the delinquent assessment, together
With costs ofa dverttsing and expens Of sale.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
ALFRED K. DURBROW. Secretary.
0fice-Hoom No. 80, NevadaBlock. No.
ao9 Montgomery street, Ssn Francisco, Gal,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-04-03
VIRGINIA, COMO g. SUTR0

AAN AND AFTER THIS DATE. I WILL
" run Concord coaches from sutro to vir-
EiRis. by way Of Dayton. Silver. snd Gold
Hit. In the morning. returning the same way
In the afternoon.
On the morning trip this coach will leave
antro at $50. Dayton about Ioo silver
about 500. and arrive In Virginia about 800
s'eloek. Returning, the coach will leave vir-
einia on the arrival of the lightning express.
reach silver ct loab. Dayton at IL 80, and ar
rive ct Sutro ct IAN.
In The afternoon the coach will leave sutrs
asi O'Clock. Dayton st i:so. Silver Of $50. ar
irving in virgiais about $50. Returning. the
coach will issvs virginia at t:3o o'clock
silver ss SIS. Dayton st 8. arriving at sptro
~ sao.
FOR COMO.
The Como coach will leave Dayton daily, at
o'clock A. NJ. returning In time to connect
with the afternoon stage for Virginia.
The coaches have been ntted up specially for
ms, and are the most comfortable on the route.
yAHs TO vIssISIA.
From Sutro, 81 so.
From Dayton, 81 IS.
From silver, so cents.
From silver to Gold AIN. 50 cents.
From bold Hill. 10 cents.
Parcsls carried at nominal rates.
ROUND rRIr RATES.
From sutro 10 Virginia and hack. ~ so.
From Dayton to Virginia and back, 81.
Tickets. good until used, sold st either end
OF the line
vIRaIMA OFYIcE Allman's. next door
to Wells. Fargo & Co.'S, on South @ street.
GEORGE BARTON,
PFouriecov.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-04-03

TO $1,000 A YEAR, or IS 10

TO 5000 A YEAR. or IS 10
$40 day In your own locsli-
~. No risk. Women do as
well as men. Many make
Gs EA0more than the amount sta
20 l. Ited sbove. No one can fail
to make moneyfast. ANY one
can do the work. You can
make from so cts. 70 81 an
hour by devoting your even
ings and spare time TO the business. 1t costs
nothing to try the business. Nothing like 1t
for money making ever offered before. Busi-
ness pleasant and strictly honorable. Read
or, If yon want to know sll about the best pay
ing business before the public, send as your
address and We will send you full particulars
and private terms free; samples worth IS al-
10 free ysu can then @nake up your mind fer
yourself. Address GEORGE STINs0H CO..
Portland, Maine.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-04-03
Financial Statement.

1nNO THE CITIZENS AND TAXPAYERS
IL Of Lyon County, Nevada: The under
signed, Auditor of said county. submits the
following report of the finances of said cOun-
ty, from January LIST, A. D. 1879, to January
LIST, 1880:
Cash in Tressy Jan. LIST, 1880. 1905 10
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-24

"A regular war i To- progress Al Corn.
ing. - The white miners object 10 the
hiring Of Nifginia negroea to comreie
with them In labor aud prices and 500 Of
them Joined IN a mob and ran the last one
Of them On. The Militia was sent to the
scene but that only incensed them and
they fired into them. The battle began
in which ten or fifteen were 10 badly
wounded that some Of them will die.
Judge Beckner, Of the Winchester
D,noc.di, who recently called on General
Hancock, says Of him The General
talks pleasantly, and with ease and vigor.
Ils voice Is not strong, but clear and gen
tie. lie Is not 80 heshy a. his pictures
show him to be, having lost about thirty
pounds during the last six months but
he is tall and very handsome indeed. His
hair has strong sprinkle Of gray in II,
but his whole appearance indicates robust
health. snd the sesfeeiiea - ..hs-ieal
power. Ills manner Is very warm, genial
and agreeable, and he made everybody
feel that his visit was very acceptable in
deed. We stayed about an hour and came
away assured Of the worthiness Of the Dem
ocratic candidate to Gil the high position
to which he will certainly be elected
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-24

To TmE OFfiCERs AND MENnEGs % STAMFORD
LoDeE No. i56 l. q. o. F.-Broihers; Your COM
mitiee to whom was assigned the duty Of prcpar-
log suitable resolutions on the death OF Past Grand
:. D. Myers, respectfully report the following
wHEREAs, IL peases an all-wise God In dispcns-
ing His providence, to remove FROM earth, from
time to time some Of the creatures Of His handi-
work, thereby leaving In a state Of bereavement.
Others Of our kind, and, whereas one Of the pio-
neers Of our Lodge has been within The last week.
moved, We trust, to the Grand Lodge above, thus
leaving vacancy in our ranks which cannot Ice
readily filled, he II thrciore
Rsioirsd That In the death OFF. q. :. d. Myers
the community has lost sensous aud kind-heart
ed ctiz,n-as sister aud neioe an affect tomato roth
er. uncle and protector, and this Lodge faithfhl
and devoted member, always ready TO help the
hesdy 10 the extent Of his ability-a Kind aud ien-
der nurse ior the AFFLICTED.
Rssoifef, That We deeply sympathize with the rel
atives ofour deceased brother In their acIion aud
hereby tender them our sincere coincidence
Resolved, That the members wear the usual
badge Of mourning for thirty days and that the
Secretary he directed TO transmit to the family OF
our deceased brother a copy OF these proceedings
aud a copy 10 the editor Of the ISTEHIOR JoUHSAL
With request that he insert Il In the next issue Of
his paper,
wv z s sass2S, oommi,ise.
A. A. MARREk,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-24

The citizens 81 District No. . have
shown their good Judgment aud aprrccia-
ton Of The heuedi- Of education ~ erect
ing a very neat new building, ia which IL
10 be taught hereafter The Free School
The house Is far better than the generality
Of s,hool buildings in our county, and the
good example ought to he followed by the
people Of every district in the county
A daily stage from thi. point to ~
Isabel makes it, first trip to-day The
mail route has been changed 50 that we
nov luxuriaic in a daily mail direct from
Louisville and Cincinnati, via r. Isabel.
The distance from here to the Point IL Is
miles; eleven Of which is good pike, and
there is prospect for a speedy conversion
Of the remaining rough road into a we'll
constructed pike.
}. J. Richardson, our former County
Attorney, has finally succumbed to brain
.s:-e=s> - l=s standing, =F. = ;e- g; n ~: :..;:s
Asylum at Anchorage. Naturally Of an
exciiable and nervous temperament, init
ed with very eccentric mind. he has long
been considered on the verge Of insanity
A few weeks ago, he was seized with spasms
resembling ApopleSy, and arose from his
bed = lunstic Judge J, l.. Sallee has re-
ceiyed the appointment to gu the uneSpir-
ed term Of his office.
To day Is Quarterly Court. The dock
ct is light, and small crowd is in town.
The whisky ahoat has caused one disturb
ance among Frank and VIM. Basion, Jim
Gos-eit and Bob Southwood in which Cos
sett received a severe cut across the throat,
which will probably prove serious. South
wood, while attempting to escape from VIM.
Baston, who was pursuing him with drawn
knife, jumped over the bluff al the head Of
the town spring and broke his leg Pub
lie sentiment acquits the Bastons.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-24
MAINE.
P1aisted Elected Governor
by 178 Votes.
wnsaE, on wHrRr u RL,lNsi

THE following kilograms tell the
glorious tale:--
PORTLAND, Ms, Sept. %. All the returns
are now in, which show that Plaisied i
elected without doubt.
AueusrA, Ms, Sept. 22.-Augusta has
just celebrated Plaisied's election by the
grandesi demonstration ever seen here.
the Associated frsss viii probably CON
cede his Plaisted'-) election within two
days The Greenback State Convention
Endorsed the Fusion Electoral ticket to-
day, which will bury Garfield under 10000
majority in the Pine Tree State.
A later dispatch is as followE-
AUGUSTA, Ma, sept. 20, lO;25AN-The
Associated Press Agent throws up the
sponge this morning, and comedies Plaist-
eds election by l79. I understand the
difference in our conclusion. W. W. NJ.
II was at first the intention Of Blaine
and his followers to count out Plaist-
ed, but the indignation that went up
all over the land when their scheme
was discovered caused them to call a
halt in the nefarious business. They
plainly saw that instead of helping
their cause. it would rebound to their
greatest injury, and they very unwill-
ingly gave up the job. The DemOc'
racy is jubilsnt over the most wonder.
full victory, and well it may be. A
majority of l5,i4i four years ago is
wiped out, and the opposition candi-
date walks in on a majority Of l79.
"As goes Maine, so goes the Union"
Let all the people rejoice.
The Democrats and Greenbackers
Of Maine have fused on Hancocks
electors, the ticket being made up Of
four Greenbackers and three Demo
Gratis. Where's the Rad now who be-
liev es that Garfield can carry that
State?
CoNKLING has at last deigned to
open his mouth. He spoke at New
York thr other night but his speech
was such an abuse of Hayes and so
weak an appeal for Garfield that the
Repu blicans are not greatly reioiced
over it.
The news from Indiana continues
encouraging, and leading Democrats
are con6den, of carrying it by 10000.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-24
WAYNE COUNT.
Monticello.

The recent remarkable cures in STAN
ford-fsith-eures, ss they are popularity
termed-are exciting considerable comment
wherever the article on that subject in last
weeks INTERIOR JOURNAL has been read
Mrs. Maggie Richardson has opened a
boarding house at her home, and is now
prepared TO receive boarders, who will, as
every one knows, receive all the attention
that can he given by an accommodating
landlady.
Mr.. II. T. Hall, Jr, aud Miss Susie
Hall have left Us for Lexington, Hiram to
attend the University and Miss Susie Ham.
ilton College. A young man in town is
sad and refuses to be eomiorted. Since the
school session Is only ten months, we have
told him not TO sorrow rs one without hope.
Monticello has now two schools taught
by competent teachers. Prof. W. W. Brad
shaw has charge Of the Male and Female
Seminary, and Miss Ida Cofley teaches the
Common School Miss lda's patrons all
agree, however, that her school il common
only ia the sense that it is open to the pub
lie.
A Pennsy lyania Company is boring
for oil on Otter Creek in this county. They
seem confident Of success. Men Of expert
enoe say that the indications for eopious
How Of oil is good. There has, since the
war, been an oil we'll operated there, but
Tor some reason unkhown the place was
abandoned
The enthusiastic Democrats OF the
town and county have raised magnificent
Hancock Nag, adorned by picture Of our
Presidential NOMINEE The picture, the
handiwork Of Dr. II. &. Stone, is faithful
copy Of some Of the best cuts Of Gen. Han
cock, and Is so large that the features are
plainly disoernible As the dag hoats 100
feet in the air.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-24


DiED on Tuesday morning sept. 2lst, 1850, the
twins-inlanl sons Of Thomas aud Maggie ?. Curtis
Father and mot her, II does indeed look hard that
you should he thus stricken but We know that We
are subjects In the hands Of a wise good anu mer-
ciiul Father who doeth all things Tor the best.
And feel assured that Iie called your little boys
for wise aud good purpose that h yet to he reveal
ed Look heyond this cloud 10 the light Joseref
b,amiag Ia the promises OF God. let this daai ie
iiAL eo-er bind you both until you are ready 10
sheet on the bright shore.
Your Angel boys, whose little life
Was cut ~ short In twain,
And there, FAR irun this world 0f strife
within your arms they'll lie again,
Go, little boys, your Col does call,
His voice must all obey
The rich, the poor, the weak, the small
Alike He takes away.
Tour parents that are len awhile
with pain have laid you low
Hat they will upward look and smile,
To think you both are angels nov.
Farewell, sweet little boys-iarewell
Well take the narrow way
80 We too with you there shall dwcll
Where reigns eternal day. X, u.
CaAB OEcnAaD, sept. q, 1850.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-24

lri- rumored in Washington that
II Indiana goes Democratic IN Oclo
her, a. she will IN all probability, and
the Republican majority is overcome
or reduced in Ohio, il is the plan Of
the Republicans 10 have the New York
Legislature convened in special ses.
sion, and the bill giving the power to
the Legislature to choose the Electors
passed. The frenzy produced by the
prospects Of defeat and the inevitable
exposure of the corruption and thiev-
ing in high places will drive the Re
publicans into attempting any means,
however disreputable, to prevent it,
and there is no doubt that this high.
handed outrage will be attempted.
But the will Of the majority Of the
4. 4 ;;risriicsa people eas No, he forever
thwarted with impunity, and If they
can not yet their rights at the polls.
they may demand them by a resort
10 arms.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-24

-fmESDs Romans aud oounlrymen lend me
your ears and We will endeayor 10 tell you OF the
merits Of medicine whose praises are to-day sung
by thousands II Is Dr.. Marshall's Bromoline, the
Great Blood Medicine. II your blood is impuIe
and piniples cover your fsce, take Bromoline. II
your liver is torpid add refuses 10 perform its iuuo-
tions, use BIonoline. When the whites ofihe eyes
turn yellow, the skin becomes aabby and dead
looking II Is then time 10 be taking something that
will give you the hue Of health. That something
is De- Ma,shali's Bionoiine, ~hich Ne ieli you has
no equal as a curative ageni. Trial bottles free,
Regular slxe VI. Sold BY Cheuauli A Penny,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-24

Rer. y. a. Bosie for school Com
missioner.
Editor Interior Jo'nnal, Recognizing his
worth as a gentleman and hi. peculiar it,
ness for the Office Of School Commissioner
We suggest that Rev. J. A. Begle become a
for that Office and hereby urge
him TO present himself to the County Court
at the election which will be held at it,
October term. lie has been a teacher for
years, and as the office is naturally IN the
line OF promotion Of teachers, we regard
him as ne man for the office.
FRIENDS ALL OVER The COUNTY.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-24

GARFIELD comes by his thieving
and lying propensities honestly. 1t
runs in the family and he is hardly
responsible. One Of his cousins is now
serving out ten-year sentence in the
Indiana Penitentiary for highway rob
berry, while an own cousin is under in
dictment in Ohio for stealing, with
the probability that he too will get a
term. Mr.. Garfield would 60 to the
Penitentiary too if he should be tried
for perjury. They are bad lot.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-24

The good people of Madison have
concluded not TO hold their contem-
plated barbecue, set for the 9Th Of
October, bat will send the money that
II would cost to Indiana. This is sen.
sible indeed. A barbecue here could
do no good further than to give the
boys some fun, while the same money
might work wonders in the doubtful
States.
THE Somerset Reporter explains
that the reason that Mr.. Thompson's
name did not appear 10 its issue Of
the "a Of September was because one
Of its forms got pied. The name now
appears in good, large type.
TINS penalty for profane swearing
in public is fixed in the statute books
Of Mississippi at $40 a swear. If this
law was enforced, that State would
soon have money enough in her Treas
ury 10 pay of the U. s. debt.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-24

We WERE assured by number Of
leading Democrats in Cincinnati this
week that the prospect Of their party
carrying the State Is very promising.
They say that they are sure to send a
Democratic Congressman from Ham
ilton county, and expect TO make
other gains In that direction. There
are many Hancock and English Clubs
in the city, and banners bearing their
names stretch across the streets in
every direction. An effort worthy Of
the cause will insure a grand Demo.
cratic victory both in October and
November