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National Republican., 1882-10-30


nIEs WIN. b. ENTwIsLE
APoTHECARY.
l20l Pennsylvania avenue northwest
dealer In Drugs Chemicals, Patent Medicines, Perl
Prescriptions compounded day or night
Soda and Mineral Waters on draught the year
round. mr3I1y
e6Be IRON RAILINas A SPECIALITY.
ANEAT WROUGHT IRON FENCE.
OF iron' put mp complete ut 80 cents per
ALSO ALL MIscELLANEoUs IRON WORK.
GEORGE WHITE ~ CO.,
mr23-ly 4G2 Maine avenue southwest.
NIo LIVERY AND SALE STA
No. 1724G street between Seventeenth and Eight
zenith streets,
Keeps for hire all the latest styles OF Carriages By the
h9ur or month, with drivers IN livery.
i,auits and Gentlemens Saddle Horses.
dariicular attention given 10 Boarding Horses
aS@e HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINES, sPECI-
w. fcs Witch Hazel Oil, Tracheal Drops, Ne5-
Ties Meliins, Neaves, and other 1n:nnts E9od ~
%7Bs PREPARED BIRD FOOD SEED, SAND,
sSS &C. Elys Cream Balm, Holniens Pads Pure
M1ResANFoRD's, WEI DE MEYERS, SAGE's,
W. Hartley's, and other catarrh cures Mt
Oci CGUGHLIN'S DRUG STORE.
n-Y% WARMERS KIDNEY CURE, MRS. PINK
~ ham's Compound, Curealine, CAMS CornsS Sol
Masonic Temple. ialo
s9aye AIR PILLOWS, BAGS, AToMIZERs.
kES douches, and ni her rubber goods at
oci CouGHlIN's. Masonic Temple.
National Republican., 1882-10-30

Remember our entrance, 9S2 d street, is open.
National Republican., 1882-10-30
20s Tonr.and-a "a Half street. northwest,
Star and riIlc COPY tMi,el

s515@ PROPOSALS REQUESTED TO BUILD A
W. stand to hold 1000 people Tor the coming GAR
field memorial ce!ebratoni TO be finished November
z next, For particulars address STAND COMMIT
TEE, lsl4 JeteTson Place northwest. oc30-lt%
National Republican., 1882-10-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.

All penG lNes and discount of per cent by paying
your special taxes through my Office before Noveni
ber !. open from "A. N. 10 SIP. III.
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ERRORS OF YO1TTH.

A:;:1sSsss 4: 81 i:';';s !,
;iss, sh ss.s: 81: 4 s;lsl l.ssss:s 'ss,ssss
T.os,ss T., ssi silSs 4 slssis}l Is sskc"s II ~
ne VS. cured. Sshsrsss Iishing u r<sss II
sLs savsrst.sry esrsrisses ssa 90 ~ 81 ~
Ssb 70. ~, ~
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When the rider in the guiso OF q
drunken spectator staggered into q
circus ring at Marquette, Mich. and
the ring master went through with
the usual foolery Of ejsctipg biu,
incidentally remarking that no police.
men were even present when order
needed to be restored. q German Of
fcer HUSTLED the performer of to
Jail, in spite Of all protests and OK
plantations, "a choke is choke" he
but ven man zay vero is do bolicc,
and Wy don'd dey arrest dat drunk
man, den do Marquette bolico Is 10
dot vicinidy, ind dond you forgot
id, Mr.. Circus, I bed you.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-09-14

ornnger, snapped ii mp to tho cell
ing. caught IL in his month and sud
denly shook il out OF his sleeve.
"Thats ono OF my little lcgerde-
maingags. Always like to give value
received. Good day, See you sub
sequontly."
He must have worked somebod,
else for another, quarter, for wbel
the Cheeh man woariIy closed bis
labors for the day, and sought his
summer villa, bo stumbled over th,
elephant trainer lying dead drunk OIL
the side walk, and smashed tho 9th
or hand. Spirits were lowering no +
but they were not tho spirits Of just
mon made perfect. - cheek
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-09-14
Wheat Maxims in Small Compass

Wheat Maxims in Small Compass.
The following information about
wheat growing has been condensed
and is growing the rounds in vari-
oIs journals;
|. The best soil for wheat ia rich
clay loan.
q. Wheat likes good, big. soft
bed.
3. Glover turned under makes just
such led,
4. Tho best seod is oily, heavy,
plump and clean.
5. About two inches is tho bost
depth for sowing tho seed.
O, The drill puts in tho seed bet
ter and cheaper than broadcasting.
Z. From the middle OF Septomt or
to the last OF October ia tho bost
time for sowing,
s. Drilled, ono bushel OF seed per
acre IL sown broadcast, two bushels
per acre.
0. One heavy rolling nfter sowing
does muon good.
10. For flour, cut whom tho grain
begins to harden for seed, not IN.
til it has hardened.
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w so Words.

Half the ills we beard In our
hearts are ills because we hoard
them.
Wounds OF the henrt are the onl,
ones that arc bealod by opening
Grant men and geniuses find
their truo places in times OF grca,
events.
Troubles borrowed aud stolen
out-number by far oil others in th,
world.
The means to promote nny end
arc as necessary as tho end to be
promoted.
II is easy look down on ourselves
is the difficulty.
On tho neck OF tho young man
sparkles no gem 30 gracious as on.
terpriso.
The reproaches Of enemies should
quicken US TO duty, and not keep uR
from it.
Ho who lives only to benefit him.
self confers on the world o benefit
when he dies.
1t 10 easier to got man fighting
against all tho world than to make
him fight with himself.
Mako no more VOWS to perform
this or that it shows no great
strength, and makes thee rido boz
bind thyself,
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H O q t n v.
Sweet Country Cousins.


How dear to the heart are the sweet
country cousins,
When dog days of summer begin tt
draw near,
When bricks have grown hot and wher
sunstrokes by dozens
Fill body with anguish and bosom
with fearf
The green waving fields and the swee
smelling breezes,
The 'scapiny from turmoil to quiet ant
calm,
The rich, creamy milk which the read,
hand seizes,
And e'en the brown cousins who liv,
on the farm;
The plain country cousins. the uncul
tured cousins,
The sweet country cousins who liv,
on the farm.
The sweet country cousinsl OH, aren't
they treasurer
How handy to have at the vacation
ti;nei
And paying ones board Is too costly ,
pleasure,
When all can be had without spending
a dime.
How pleasant to live on rich cream
and ripe berries,
Fresh, golden-hued butter aud cakes
light and warm.
Free use OF the horses, the carts ant
the wherries
OF sweet country cousins who live OF
the farml
The plain country cousins, the uncul
tured cousins,
The sweet country cousins who live or
the farm!
How dear are the sweet country cous
ins In summer!
How fragrant the meadow, romanti,
the down.
But straightway your faces begin I,
grow GUNNER
AT thoughts Of their visit next winter
to town.
The theatre, the concert, the lecture
the money
Expended in tickets2 the though
gives a qualin;
The sequel Of summer is not quite 8,
funny
Why don't the sweet cousins reiiiaiI
on their farm2
The brown-visaged cousins, the grea
awkward cousins,
Tire clOdhopper cousins should stay ol
their farm.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-09-14

"Who are you ?" asked the magis.
trate Of tho dirty faced little vail
who stood trembling in the dock.
"I'm child Of sorror." whimper.
ed the urchin.
What arc You sorrow about 7"
"Notbin' much, only dad aud moth
or get mad, and fight six nights out
OF q week. But dad gets licked ev.
cry time and Tn sorry, cause lie %
rough on dad
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A Rhyme for the Time.

What shall we do with the horrible
flies
The clab.footed, clannny, stick.to-you
flies?
Was there e'er such pest
Come on earth to inolest,
Egypt or anywhere under the skies2
Into our ears, II we lie down or rise,
Into our noses, ubiquitous flies,
And never we slap one,
But lol there come flap one,
Just where the other chap met hi,
surprise.
Into the butter, and into the pies,
Provoking profanity, large In size;
And though, in each Inilk-plate
Thousands may meet their fate,
Tisn't q circumstance unto the flies.
We sit down to write, and try to de
spise
Their mean circumventions, wheI
some one spies
A spot unprotected
Tis quickly selected,
And 'clains" made out by the villain
Gus flies.
Fain would we sleep, but tits sfolly tha
tries;
Some part OF our picture IL counted
prize.
Then they come In relays,
With a pluck that dismays,
And we talk in Sanscrit, which don
hurt the flies.
Come thou caIm night, with thy COO
Ing supplies,
Shut us from torture, and pity on
cries
Olive us kind soothing dreams,
For, as far as II seems,
a No other refuge IL safe from the FLIES
--Wm. Lyle IN Rochester Ekpress.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-09-14
PlNlPLES.

Il wili mali iffee, tbs receipt to- 4 siusp,s
Vegetable balm ibst wifi femsvs Tar,
the skin soft, clear and beautiful also Untrue!
lions Tor producing . luxurisnt srosth ofhais
on bald head or smooth face. Address. 10.
kArttey ST. My.
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TO CONSUMPTTVES.

cured Of that dread disesse, OossanbiOu. By
simple remedy, 10 anxious 10 make tbqus 70
his isilou -sapsrers the msaus OF enfs. 10 sii
scrip Ased, liree of charge, Jsith ths dirce-
tions 2feeerteg and using the sstnn, uhich
thsy n1d SURE Cass ,or Ca.ghs. Csl6s,
psrtiss sishi.s the !.:ss.ipsiee VII plssy
WtlliamsburUh, NJ.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-12
9as neuefe NisisngeI9at.

Das srpste @ei&is, pel6e5 bisber fabri,irt
tpurtr, III bic arupp'ide 40 &entimeter aauone.
Das &obr III 10 Weter [etpa IS 5usl lana ;
bic SesltnIanae bstrast 8,7tt Dister, anb bas
aaltbsr TT 40 Gsnttmster. !3tpff eiierne Gilen.
tabnpassn BON 6 unb 4 Nbien, tpslGe BON Der
8irrna arupp fur iolhe TRANSPORTS eiasns ae.
baut iiue. baten ben GoloB BON Der Gabrif duf
esn srcben S6isbplaS bel Weppen aebraht.
Das 8epi6t beS &Obrss, einl6lieblib ger-
it!uB, bstraet 100000 ailp. [Gin ailoarm.
sleib spet plumb Gin Gpppelpaaen irdat
zoo &entner cber 10000 RilS. Qabuna ; benz.
rad 1T tas 9epitt bss Robrss slstG 70 Wasen.
lasunsen, cher 10 piel ipie et.ra rie 9abuua BON
2 f1ptren 6hterSusen. DaS @eIammtaepibt
Der 0afftte 1T $4,000 ailp, unt eaS @sIalb nit
9dfstte piegt Mot tpeniger ais 765, 900 Rilo.
Die &palruftipu Der eafetts IN terart, baB has
Nebnen Ter Spbens unb Settenrihtuna nit
srpbtsr 0si6tiafeit ssfteben fanu. Bel ben or.
fen lfattgebabttn VerIuGsn tpuree has @eIhiis
BON 26 Wanu beSient. 3psi damn rparen tb6tia
am Stri6lIb, II Wann beim NnleSsn bes &c.
f9pIIfS, 4 Wann beim Nebmen Der S5beuri6.
tung, 3 Rann beim Nebmen Der Seitenrittuua
unb 7 Wann bsini 6eben bfS @sItpllcs. Wan
CAB in "a Winutsn fiiuf s~s3islte Shiiie alb, 70
eaB ieber S6ub 4.S Rinutsn !3sit srforberte.
Die @rauatsn baben cine 9iuss pom 1.t2 Wetsr
unb line nit 8upferflbruns Ssrfsbsn. lie
SartguBgranaie, pelGe i6tpsre Yan,erungen
eurti9lasen ioa, pisst IT'S 8ilo., bic sepSbnliGs
@ranate GAO ail., mo- bel Der erfersn f0 Ril.,
bel Der leBteren 1873 atL. auf bic Sprsnglaeuna
fcmmen. Gum 8Ortitlsubsrn tisltr @sitoIs
BON IL bis is @entnrrn SGpere gebSrt ?
cine pul ,erlaouns BON 2G5 ail. prismatiitsn
yulpsrs. Die IrsHsenauisfsit bisiss @sI4iBsS
TT gang aus9sieitnet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-12
8irfuagen Der Ginbilouna.

Su Der erfsn Belt msinsr Yraris. 70 sriablt
Gin @rst purte Id einf in bic bsna6barts Staet
Su siusnt patisntsn e~erufsn. Da es ssraee I'm,
bic Mittassssit mar, luo mid err Ssrr ess
Sauifs. sta Wann In pprgeriiftsa Sabrsr, iu
5ilts. Wdbrenp bes S1enS Iasts or; sd
peib nitt, Oh Sbnsn tas Glen ltmedt."
- o@sriB," erptsberte Id, rs in iebr gut, i'd
fnte % pprsisl:S $50 merle, ssrieBte or
bisraut .Ste piGen nidt, mas Sie Glen"
- u5reili6, psiB i'd eS", srpiebsrte i'd, ,,es III
friib srialssuss S6isnadld." - ,gab /. :, iasts
Der alte Ssrr, ,ss III pfsrtslsii9." SD triidts
ibm msinsn 3psifsl aus. IS III TO-" fabr or
fort, ,,ss III SleiI1 Bon risiner alien Mabre."
Sd faante bamals has pf,rbslsii6 nod nitt
unb slaubtr, CT pplte iit einsn S6srS nit mir
MAIDEN. SD bate ssrabe Gin frii6rs Siif auf
msinen 3sQsr gsnpnntfn une nod einen YiIen
bon benz o9ri9en I'M Nuube; freili6 mar Cd
pftrSsaetI&, Id itmedte es nun 70 peutIi&, ais
msine 0fru6snsrpsn nun aud plSBlit bic
0ittcruns sires altsn pfsrbss bsfamen. Sc
mebr i& faute, pslto nnau8snsbmsr i&meftr 90.
SD Ssrlutie ss, nit rin ipsuis GAUGE 9inuntsrs
julRltnesn, abtr s5 tpoate niRt 9eb.n. GRpli9
tpur8is tt IS btnuntsr, ME man cine lnau9s,
nebrne NrJnet nimrnt. SD bttete mid pebl,
ne9 stpas BON benz 3lsii9s ju nsbmen unp mar,
frpb als has 3irn periber mar. Da sas gSstter
T9 unfrunrli@ s~elaltrt bate, blieben mir rau.
6enS Hne plauerrnS NOD cine @eile balammsn.
Gneli$ iasts Der aIie Ssn: 80 mS5ts dc
bod In getrsf 9brtr WablSsit ni&tim Duuieln
laTsn, SD iaste Sbnsu. pae bas aIsiI3 sou
meinsr alien Wabrs tsrribrs uub 10 IL ss aud,
bonn Id psrtaui9ts Ie 9rSsn sinsa Stisr uno
Yen tielem tpar las 4ItiI& ...." IS bat MID
INNER 9efreut baB i@ Der alte Ssrr pisisn
S9rri nit mir erlaabt BAT, benn i'd bate Ipalt
mic srfabrsn, pis Ssit ts G%iubilSans fabrsa
fpnge.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-12
Wirberfuoeu.

4m Isbtsn a6enbe bes Sabres 1888
brdnstsn ii9 Die @ldubisen in nod sr6Be.
rsr Wsnse aIs iOnt bss Subrss CUR 8ru-
6sri9aftsanbadt In bic &ir6e unirsr Iisbsn
Grau bonn Sisse; benn ie bisltsn ia fir
perpii6tst, bier, am JuBe bss altars. auf
psl4sm bsr Soft Der 2ie6s un6 Grbar-
muns tronte, Die 5abQolen unb srsuli9sn
WtiHet6atsn 3u bsflngsn uno ab,u6itten,
pomit bic @~ottloFstsit uno 2%afsrbaftis-
felt Der Saupttaot beute bsim Ws1iel oes
Sabrss Die s6ttli3e Wtojstdt bslsioists unb
Die suiss @sre9iiSteit 3ar &a9s bsrauss
foroerte. Ha6osm bic 0tsper Der a1sr.
islieiten Sunefrau b.snost mar, beitieg DER
bo9pirbiss 9farrsr bic 8anSss. Gr nabm
BON benz naben gnbe bss Sabrts 8srans
laIiung, bon Dem INNER orobenosu gnos
Der @naosrSeit fir periodic Sinber 81
iprs9sn. uSie beilise G5rift iaste er
unter anSsrem, Die beilissn Batter unb bic
erlsu9tstsn @siitssmdnner ..psri9srn uns,
baB bic s6ttli9e 2ansmutb 3uar unenoli9
groB, absr ni9t unsnbli1 lang Iei uno
oab Der Ser Die 3abl Der Siineen, Die er
on jsbsm Wsni9sn 3u..ertra9en bei4loTsn,
fstgsisbt bat. sic iassn: bic Sinbe,
nit psl4er oisis fsitseieBte 3abl uOa miro,
1T Die Sinoe gum SOoe ODER sur unabs
psnobarsn 8srwerfuns. ST. bic Siinoe
bs9an9sn, 10 1T IS uu, oas etui9e Sell oes
climbers sei4sbsn, neil @Oit i'm entiue.
Der l9nsQ binibsrbolt gum 8sri4t uno CUR
8srssltung, oeer BON u on ibn leiner
SGpd9e unb gOsbsit iiberldBt. SD iase
alio, oas WaB ~uniersr Siinosn 1T ssmei-
len, un6 Die lsbts enti9sioet unier spises
2oos, unirs YsrbammiB. - 0snn oas
&si6uiir 9an3 3siti8 9epOroen 1T, bri9t
es aaf; tpenn Der 3eiSer on Der u6r nm
9elaufen lit, bebt Der Sammer aus, un6
ole Stunbs idlast; bas $bisr itar3t in
ben Nb9runo, iObalb IS ben lebten fCiten
Sritt am RaaOe 9et5an bat. gbenio
ItirSt Der Wsni9 in Die 0erbammniB,
,penn sr Den Sub auf isinsm Sino.nus9e
iiber jsns Sren3linis seisbt bat, psl@s Die
8a0ulb @0ttes BON isiner Rate i3stost.
Inb iopis Der Isb!s Sritt, mad wsIbsm
oas Sbisr in ben abgruno itar,t, ni9t
GROCER Az fem brau9t, als Die iribsren,
uno 70 tpis Die leste Wtinate, na4 oersn
ablauf bic Siunoe i@Idst, ni4t lanser
pdbr.t uIs bic porbsrssbsnoen, 10 1T g
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-12

aud tsinestp.ss notbp.nbis. bab Die lsbts
Siinbe, nod oersn 8oIbrinsuns mir In
bic euiae 8srbammnib i~tiir3.n. gr6Ber Eel
ooer ldnger oauers, aIs Die friiberen. gs
aeni9t. tuenn fs bic bon @ott isitseIebte
3abl poI ma1t.-Was osntt 6u, o
Msni9 ? Wie III Dir gu Wutbs. ba bu Die.
les b6rft ? 6aft ou ni9t tria9s, an allen
@lieoern 3u aittern 2-a9 tpsr tpsiB, Of
ni4t bic nd9iie Sinoe, tpeIde 6u besebIt.
oein WaB polma9t!-lno bann 2-Bsi
ben bitlen $auienoen bon 9,faIenen On,
seln, BEL uu3dblig.n W.ni9,n, uoIte Soft
ni4t mebr als Cine Sinbe oulben. unb
als oieie besan9en mar, itir3te er fs in
Die 56le. l1n6 pie eroB 1T i9on Die
3abl oeiner Sinben! ltno peibt bu, ME
pisl gr bon Dir 5u ertras.r beidlo1.n bot +?
%, i'd bei9ip6re bid, mage es ni9t, cine
neue MiHstbat Dor Soft gu bsge6sn, osnn
bic nd&ite, bersn bu bid i6uIbis ma9f,
t6nnte Dir an5u tbsuer su iteben tommsn
uno oeiner Seele Die gpistsit foien. Slte
bid ruf' i'd Dir nit Dem 81. @regorius
81. @ottes Schulz ldnssr su mibbrau9en!
Soft ruff anfanss freunblid, bann brobt
er i9rsd!ib, 3ulsBt perbammt Ct un,pibsrs
rufia!"
Sann cling Der Prsbissr iib,r auf b q 8
gnoe aIIer 3eit unb mabnte an ben
Gag oes 9roBen WeItseri1tss, NO Der III.
Diienoe uno a1sers9te &e9enI9aft for=
bern tpiro iber isoen ausenblid Der @naoe,
tusI4en Der climber in isinem 2sben per=
l4penoei bat; uno no bann Der Ibgrunb
oes episen 5sHsrs F9 5ifnsn miro, bic
0erfoBensn 3u beri9Iinssn. .9srisb.t
eu4. ipra9 ct bann. In bi. @smdtbsftim.
r1uns zines iibsr Wesr fabrenben &siien-
ben, uenn auf bobsr See pI6bli9 bas
Jeuer iein iduanfsnoes lsi4t ssrt6rbares
S9if. on psIdss fir bisisn augenbIid
Iein Saiein sefnlpft III, ergreift; tuenn
Der tpiIoe rai9e Jlammentooss .gnssl i6n
Der laneiam eriidenben llmarmung Der
ounteln bumipbriiQenben Dogsn entg.aen.
brdnst; fur ibn, ben Der msilenwsite 30.
oenlOi. @6srunb bonn 5siIanbe unb BON
aler menidliden 5iIfe i9sibst fir i'm 1T
j.bt bisiss S4if feline groe, iein OissIeits,
iibsr psldes er nibt anbsrs binausiprins
gen tann aIs bur9 Den Sob in ben Wel.
len. Gt.rbIi9e. iebt BARN Elm abbiIb j..
mes fur&tbaren Be~ltbranoes, an Gage bes
lesten @eri4tes, aus osIien S9redniHsn
ben climber Ni9ts binausfibrt, ais Der
nod i9redIidsre epise Soo -
I'm S9luIie Der anba9t folsts Die ss-
tp6bnli4e Jar6itte fir Die Siinber. Snss
b%eionoere tru9 Der Piarrer Die Bite zines
Vstsbrten Dor, uel9sr bas @sbet DER
gruberi4ait pisberbolt anrisf CUR ..Befeb.
rung ieines in fremben 2dnoern lumber
irrsnoen 8rubers.
(S3luB fplst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-12

sg" Die Oiamantfatbsn brinsen ftets
msbr au Wsrte, aIs is ueriprs5en. Warum
fdrben sic bas alte &lsib uiPt2 gs wirb
uieber ME nur anieben. Nur 10 Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-12
"BUCHUP4IB4.'

S&nsae, srinbli&e Sur fir ALE f&msr3li1sn
Msrslt, Slaisn unp lrin. Organ aranfbsitfn.
ST.. Bel @potbtfsrn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-27

and sons, OF Philadelphia DR.. and Mrs j.: u
Amin and Mr. and Mra. William Plume OF Newark ~ j.
The Rev A. BOGUS OF New York, Is at Sunset Hall.
The Misses Oakley the daughters OF the exIax COL
hector OF NeygYork are at the New-England Cottage
The Rev DIR. Appegate, OF Philadelphia, u stopping
at the Coleman House.
Of AsOuTy Park, here aud below Ocean Grove "hele no
owns long stretch OF front, is Vaued a' o'or
81 10000 A..
Garret ID. williamson, Of New-YOrk, Is among INC
guests OF the Grand Avenue Hotel -
Hops will be given at all the hotels tom0rrO" eve"
ing. oo
The here will close before September ~ =,
Mrs. l.. Neales, l.. W. HAST and Colonel o. ", IL
Hart, OF Philadelphia John H. Malone and daus l,tI'
d. d. Neugie. and John Clark, OF NewYork, are at SUI
set Hall
Mr.. aud Mrs. f. c. Moron. W. +. Hat, Of New-fork /;
8. c. Sheare and wife. Mr. and Mrs. william NJ taggart
and Miss Faxgart Of Phi adelpha, among the IaIo
arrivals at the Ocean Hotel.
The Hon. Joan owen Rouse and wife, OF NcwJersey,
are at the metropolitan Hotel
= c. f. Dold, IL. r. Dibole and family. OF Ncw-YoTk,
are among Tie late arrlya- NJ The MOIel BrusNlch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-27
CENTRAL And SOUTH AMERICAN NEUS.

PANAMA, Aug. ia slight electoral row
occurred III Colon the night OF August d. The leaders
OF the defeated party headed By Prestan OF pont-
cal ana murdtrOus noortety began ind cI1mlnote re-
volver firing IN the streets The police endeaYored 10
check them, but not successful TWO innocent
men were shot. Feang the consequences Prestan ana
his gang took to the woods and although parties nave
been sent IN search Of heu they have not been cap
tured.
Later reports from the south confirm the statement
that general rising OF Peruvians against the Chians
had been plotted 1t TO have occurred OIL July 2s
Esmeraldas. Ecuador is reported to have been cap
by rebels The report has its origin III the fact
that the Government has declared the port blockaaed,
and will allow communication with It.
CHILEAN surveying corps is under orders TO examine
and report upon the natural territorial divisions which
appear TO be the suitable for Chilli accept her
northern boundaries modified by the war.
The Nicaragua Government Is about TO sgn a contract
for the construction Of short line OF railroad from Ma
ray on Lake Managua, 10 Granada, on Lake Nicaragua
The completion o. the line between CorntO the Pa
cinc and Leon Vieo on, Lake Managus, and the con-
structlon Of the portion mentioned would insure
through interoceanic communication by rail and
steamer from The Atlantic port Of san Juan del NOre
tGreytOwnJ and the Pacific
The provision crops of salvador Honduras and Ncara
have almost failed this and there Is much
want and suffering
the Honduras Government issued decree canoe lin
all consular appointments made prior to the revolution
Of 1876 during which all the archives Of the Foreign
Ministry lost
q. W. Shears, Of Washington, and NJ. G. X. Fritz
Gaetner, Of Bonanza, NewMeIico, have signed con
with the Government Ivy which they undertake 10
clear the distractions which prevent the rivers
Ulna and BlancO being navgated, and 10 put steamer
them within 1ehr, aud Subsequently to augment
the number may DC required. IL return for this
the Government comedies the contractors the sole
right navigate those MYERS during twelve years, and
grants 1000 OF land, besides other Lesser
privileges
The cable steamer Silyerown is at work within
few miles OF Panama, all the north and south lines
having successfully laid. The cable viii be open 10
the public IN September.
Tie United States flagship Pensacola left Panama for
Quay aqui Payta and Callao, and 1t Is believed Tor
trip round the Horn To New-YOTk She viii await the
arrival rayta Of the rOqn0is. now Oh the way from
San SEQ the latter vessel has large amount VI
spscie board for the flagship.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-27
4 DISASTROUS FLOOD IN TENS.

GALVESTON Aug. ga dispatch to mo
Ne,cs states that heavy rain watcrspont causea o
head Of Bosque Creek. ABOVE stephen'ille on Aus"
TO overflow, destroying property estimated at nom
s1oooo IN Sloo 900 A Mrs Hart drowned, her
house being dashed TO pieces other persons ~eIe
saved by climbing the roofs oil their S' Nv
toining trees The water now supsioea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-27
LONG BRANCH STILL CROWDED.

LONG BRANCH, Aug. 26.-The guests OF the
hotels here have largely IN numbers IN" 'V
OF Richmond brought down 1SOo persons on her MORN
ing trip, and about / 200 this evening.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1882-11-04

Esta es la voleta regular del pue-
bio del condado do Lincoln, que
por 81 sola, merece el sufragio y ell
suporte de toda buen cuidadans y
residente del condado de Lincoln,
esta es la voleta que el pueblo mis-
mo ha nominado, de los mejores
hombres y viegos RESIDENCES de
dicho candado; hombres de capaci-
dad contianza y energia, para de-
sempenar con honor, y fdelidad
todas los derechos del pueblo, en-
general. Son hombres bien como
cidos de nosotros mismo ; hombres
que tienen toda su interese en- este
candado, y territorio y conseciente-
mente, ellos no pueden menos, que
hacer, toda 10 que sea en- favor de
nuestro candado y territorio, y de
10 contrario, ellos irian entonces
encontra, de 81 mismos, de u pro-
pios interescs; y encontra de sus
eonstituyaDtes y de los intereses de
sus concuidadonas, 10 cual nunca
haran y viramos confiados en- esta.
Votemos puez por d. NJ. Easton.
Votemos puez por John A. Miller
Votemos por Florencio Gonzales.
Votemos por Nicholas GALES.
Votemos por J. A. Tomlinson.
Votemos por S. r. Corbet-
VOtemos por Arcade Sais.
Votemos por Will Dowlin.
Votemos por Jose MOntano.
Votemos por Z. r. Stone.
Votemos por Andrew Wilson.
Votemos por Jabez Hedges.
Votemos por Geo. L. Ulrick,
Votemos por Francisco Romero
y Lueros.
ST asi votamos veremOs ell pro-
greso, adelanto y bienestar gu nues-
tros propia condado y telritorio y
nosotros viviremos On pay y buen
orden en- 10 future.
Ell FIEL AMIGO DEL CoHDADo.