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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-10-31

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Andrew George
Ahearn Michael
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bennett James 3
BosAnk John
Barnes Thomas
Bartle Francis
Bailey John
Bluett Philip
Byrne Ed
Cuff John
Cox Thomas e
. Callahan John
Candlish James
b
Douglass John W
Duggan Patti
Doyle Michael
Dsvey John
c
Ewing Joha
q
Goodman william
Gill James
Grant Michael
Gill Francia
Gribben john
n
Herring VIM n
Hawke Joseph G
Harrington Quinlsn
Harris William
j
Jones Charles b
Johnson Harris @
'Ridd VIM
Kelly Michael D
Lyon Nose r
LonEley Samuel
Lee John
Lewis Daniel H
M,.,,.
Muldoon Il J
Morrison John r
Murphy Michael
Moore Ward
Morrison Joseph p R
Mo
Me- ormick WI
Mccoy W O
Mcnamara Michael
McCloskey John
Nicholas John
Northey Charles
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ormond John
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Peters VIM Parker James K
Penberthy Isaac
R.
Rowe James Ring John
Steward Sullivan Michael
stephens Martin Sullivan Daniel
Shea Daniel sullivan Jerry
Slattery VIM Stanton Pat
Shea Michael Sgoberg J. e
Sullivan Eugene ~Sanquinet Joseph Il
Smith A B Sullivan James
Tougher james Thomas Barnet
Uren Simon Uren VIM
w
williams Wallace VIM
Wallace Stephen Willes Richard
Williams James Wearne John
Whitaker John G
The Registry Agent will receive objections
to the right to vote on the part of any person
registered until 6 o'clock P. M. on the fourth
day previous to the day of election.
All persons whose names may be enormously
entered in the above list are requested to ap
pear at the Registry Agents office and have
said error corrected.
Dated at my office this goth day of October,
A. D. 1882. D. J. J. MCLAUGHLIN,
Justice of the Peace and ex officio Registry
Agent in and for Ruby Hill Township
Precincts Nos. 8 and 4, in Eureka County
State of Nevada.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-10-31

Clemo John W
Chegwldden Thomas
Campbell Charles
Cheshire George
Cole Hiram
Cardew John
Cundy Arthur
Cowling Thomas b
Conklin Charles
Dorsey John
Downing James
Davey John
Dutton VIM
Dunkle John P
Davey Richard
Dunstan Thomas II
Edwards Ed W
Father Henry
Ellery Diggory
| Flavin John
| Foulkes Thomas d
| Fassett Charles NJ
| French CO
Griffiths VIM d
Greenwood John
Gearhart Taylor
Goodwin AlonZo Q
Gilmartin Thomas
Harrington c
Higgins Charles Z
Henry Samuel D
Hoskins Richard
Hicks Thomas
Hampton James
Holly Medric N
Harris James
Xix Francis M
Harvey John
Hambley James q
Humphreys Humphr'
Holman VIM
Hendy VIM
Ivey John Sr
Ivey Henry
Ivey Richard O
Jones John E
h James
Jacka Thomas
James Richard
Job David P
James Zephaniah
Kyle James
Kitto Vim
Kitchen John G
Leary John
Lee Joseph T
Lutey Joseph
Lawry VIM
Lawry John
Murphy O L
Murton Peter
Mikel Sidney =
Marsden Walter L
Manahan James
Manahan John
Moorish Aaron
Manuel Thomas
Murphy ] ]
McNaughton John
McNaughton Dougalt
McIntosh Lorenzo
Mel Donald Charles
McGregor Murdoch
Met artney Frank NJ
Newman A O
Northey VIM
O'Shea Denis
O'Rourke James
Penrose W
Polglase Emmanuel
Polglase John II
Paarce Thomas II
Pedlar Thomas
Purcell Michael
Parsons Press D
Prisk.Thomas
Pearn Henry
Richards John T
Roberts VIM L
Richards VIM r
Richards VIM Il
Reek G j
Robinson Thomas q
Renfree John
Roth Edward
Rosevear Thomas
Richard II 8
Roberts j A M
Reed VIM
Renfree John
Stephens James II
Sullivan Daniel @
Stinson VIM
Swan Frank
Stinson James q
Simpson John
Sweeney James
Stinson John
Samle VIM
| Sullivan Patrick G
Thomas Grif g
Thomas Martin
Travers George W
Trofatter W T
Tregoning VIM
Tregellas Martin
Tickell James
Triple Sol
Treynor J O
Tonkin James
Vincent John N
venton John
Williams Daniel
Very N
Ware Samuel e
Williams William
Williams F g
Williams Vim q
Very Thomas
Waters John
Young R 8
The Registry Agent
to the right to vote on
registered until 8 O.,
day previous to the d.
All persons whose n
entered in the above |
pear at the Registry
said error corrected,
Dated at my office
A. D. 1882. D.
Justice Of the peac,
Agent In and Il
Precincts Moss
State of Nevads
LIST OF REGIS
Ruby Hill Preei
Yea
ALVEY Thomas
Arivey Charles
Anderson ] p
Barnes Samuel NJ
Bryan st G TIC
Bergman Christian
Bartle John
Blewett Ed
Blu tt Edward L
Barlow Nicholas
Bsadle Harry
Colarpao Tax.~a
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-10-31
LIST OF REGISTERED VOTERS.
Eureka Precinct No. 1-FOr the
Year ISS2.

Boyle Charles
Bsssetti James
Burgess G P
Bass Albert
Barbieri Charles
Bolton John 81
Brown J W
Bonetti Peter
Bressman A J
Baroni Audra
Blanchard W H
Belli Angelo
Boysen O
BENEFITS John
BottIni Gerolome
Bird Louis
Bannon Hugh
Bertrand E
Bouetti B
Camper R
Connor ? Z
Clark A G
Cardiff Denis
C~avanaugh NJ G
CLARK George
Conforth + n
Campbell Neil
Crawford J NJ
Conway John
Cohen Michael
Clark c
Cullum B F
Copp O.
Cooney Dennis
Cont Gabriel
Carter j NJ
Carroll Frank
Coughlin John
Dean @ F
Dyer W $
Davis John
Dumas A
Dunkel o
Durham John a
Dahlgreen L
Deter
Durley Vim A
Davidson J
Depaoli Domenico
Dickes P G
Delaney Maurice
D~ougherty VIM
Egleston George A
Eaton Henry B
Emmops Ira
Evans D NJ
Edwards Frank
Farlinger NJ
Fuchs Conrad
Filippini Angelo
Fatt John
Farovini Eugepio
Grimm Charles
Gilmour Thomas
G~regovich NJ
Gessie W +
Godfrey John
Gordillo NJ ]
Guidi Giovanni
Gregovich g
Griffith j E
Giudici Joseph
Ginni Dominica
Giuachino Orsoni
Hyer Charles
Hildebrandt o
Hubbard c G.
Hendricks G. A
Hines L
Hills George "
Hoegh c II
Hanscom Charles S
Hickey James E
Hickey James
Haskins Wilson
Hill J n
Hansen P n
Hall John j
Houghey Pat
Hennessy Michael
Israel E A
Jones Joseph "
Joseph Simon
Jarvis A
Jones D P
King Charles A
Knight Hank
King John Il
hlVett A A
Keene d G
Kyle Joseph
Knapp @
King Albert
Kinder I T.
Krsus Bingham
Lachman VIM
Leonard Thomas
Levy Michael
Lesser l.
Langstrof J B
Lsm0tte V F
LAM Joseph
Ley George ]
Lartmer Vim
Lavslle NJ
Levy H Marion
Leyshon W
M~organtini Gabriel
Mpnra L
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-10-31

q II A WEEK. s12 q day 81 home easily
OH made. Costly OUTFIT free, Address Tnus
. Co., Augusta Maine.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-10-31

Livingston James
Laird James
Lowdermilk K +
Lane Charles
Layton W 81
Lucitt Richard
LAM Vencenzo
Lewis Oscar
Lautens chlager Oh.
Merrill George W
Morris James
Morton E Fl
Mann Danny
Marshall B F
Mayor W H
Murphy NJ P
Matson G P
Moan Peter
Mills W o Jr
Martin Fl A
Moore JP
Mohr Louis
Miller W II
Murphy Thomas
Mallory Stephen
Murphy James
Marsden H L =
Moran Michael
Muller ID
Moore Oscar G
Minoletti G.
Murnane VIM
Murphy Michael
Montgomery r II
Mazaro Giovanni
Notorious J @
Marciochi Sisto
Monaco ] B
Miller A G
McSorley Ed
Mcmahon Terry
McGovern Thomas
McElroy P
McEwen b F
Mel Donald G K
Met eehan Daniel
Met rath Martin
Mcmillan d @
Met uen VIM
McC Coy A B
McMartin A
McC ullum Ed
Mcleod Neil
McGinnIs Z 8
Mel anell John
Mcleod Neil A
Nj MILAN P A
Mcfarland Z A
Mcleod Dan
Met ormick E
McRae Daniel
McNicol d
Med Donald j X
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-10-31

! Ladd Charles "
Lesser A G.
Lawson John
Long VIM II
Lennon John
Lowe Thomas
Laird Robert A
Lockwood W II
has Langshur Adolph
M
Mitchell H X
Murphy Ed f
Mantha John
Monroe U P
Msupin @
Melleno Juan
Moser Norbert
Miller Fred
Malatesta Chris
Marren Martin
Moore NJ
Maggini Clementini
Manning Paddy
Mendes Joseph
Merkley Alfred
Morgan j O
Murphy ID @
Mulick VIM
Monaco Louis
Miller Conrad
Miller VIM
Murnane NJ
Morrison E G.
Mottini Carlo
Morrison r X
. Mitchell W II
Mayor G b
Mooney j B
Martinnie Lorenzo
Nc
Mclaughlin John
Mcbride P F
as McElroy John
Mcclellan VS.
Mccormick Daniel
McLonn James
/ McCulloch George K
Mcmahon Jerry
Mcleod John
McMann John
Mccarthy Michael
McKenna John
Mcpermott J
McFall John
McKinlay James
McCully Thomas
Mcdonald Angus
McCoole Barney
McTighe Patrick
McInnes Alex A
McAulay X
Mckay Alex
McAvoy John
McCutcheon James
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-10-31
Vince Alfred A
Vincent John N
Venton John
Young R 8

The Registry Agent will receive objections
to the right to vote on the part OF any person
registered until 8 o'clock P. N. on the fourth
day previous to the day Of election.
All persons whose names may be erroneously
entered in the above list are requested to sp.
pear at the Registry Agents office and have
said error corrected,
Dated at my office this Goth day Of October,
A. D. 1882. D, ]. J, MCLAUGHLIN.
Justice Of the Peace and ex-ofacio Registry
Agent In and for Ruby Hill Township,
Precincts Nos. 8 and 4, in Eureka County,
State Of NevadG.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-28

The growth of the prohibition
party we think is somewhat like
that Of the greenback party a few
years ago Each is party of a
single idea or principle, and one
cause, we think, has contributed
very greatly to both-a lack of any
definite principles on the part of the
two great combination parties. And
no doubt the prohibition party
Will get great many volunteers
who will join its ranks not 50 much
rom any great respect for prohibi-
ton itself, except that it is a novelty
IN politics by reason of its being q
principle at all. The similarity of
the parties extends only to their
growth and not to their decline and
fall. The resumption law almost
destroyed the national party. But
II Congress should repeal the liquor
excise tax and a resumption of five
cent drinks Of rye and bourbon
should take place, it would only
give renewed life to the temperance
agitation.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-28
THE DEMOCRAT.
Mineral Point, Friday, July %, 1882.
Geo. Crawford, Robt- NJ. Crawford,
EDITORS AND PRoPRIEToRs.

We are of the opinion that the
which must be borne
by the party having control of con-
gress will begin to dawn upon our
republican friends as soon as the
congressional campaign opens this
fall During the last canvass all
they had to do was to point out the
sins and misdeeds of the wicked
Democrats, and the "extra session. y
" southern claims and "solid
south were sweet morsels in their
mouths. But this time these cries
will all be old and will not suffice
Tor another contest, and as the dem
ocrats, being in the minority, are
responsible for none of the foolish
legislation of the present congress.
the stalwarts and half-breeds will
nave to get campaign material from
some other source than the short
comings Of the opposition. Natur-
urally they will turn to the good
deeds Of their own party and hold
them up to the country for com
mendation. How strongly the
people will approve of such great
strokes Craftsmanship as declaring
that congress was unable to deal
with the tariff question and appoint
ing 3 committee TO decide it for
them, AMI then taking the liberty to
remove the tax from perfumery
without waiting to hear from the
commission as to whether home
stlnks were in need of protection or
not,-the result of next falls ballot
boxing will decide.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-28

The Elmira Free Press comments
thus upon W. w. Coles great shows,
which are to exhibit in this city.
There was a large attendance at
the performance this afternoon and
the programme was one of great
variety. Mr.. Cole has introduced into
the show business some agreeable
novelties that are given nowhere else,
and thus has given his show char
acter separate and distinct from
others of similar nature. The
clowns are not so noisy nor conspicu-
Gus as in most circuses, and there is
an air Of decorum with the whole
affair that is pleasant.
usually, the highly colored post
ers and advance advertising sheets
are greatly exaggerated, but this one
thing may be said of Coles circus,
what he announces he will do, he
does. Such a man, who keeps en-
tire faith with the public, deserves
the great public reputation he has
got and the large patronage he con-
stantly has.
There was a balloon ascension
from the grounds at the conclusion
of the parade. and it was one of the
prettiest spectacles seen in Elmira
for some time. A man on a trapeze
performed during the fight OF the
monster, ascending perhaps one
thousand feet into the air. 4 safe
landing was made in the Fifth ward
just south Of Pennsylvania avenue.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-28
4 Good Word for the Democratic
Party.

The venerable senior bishop of the NJ E church
OF the United States says The State Press, deliv-
cred lecture in the new chapel of Cornell col
lege, at MI. Vernon, Iowa, on Thursday week
before last upon the subject Of Leadership,
which is said to have been mastery effort Its
leading feature was an entire absence of one
sidedness, and he actually wentso far beyond the
usual bounds observed by divines as to pay a
compliment to the Democratic party. The bishop
said that the party had withstood the political
storms of century; had seen party after party
come up and pass away; but ii remained strong.
devoted and self reliant, through evil and good
report, through storm and sunshine through de
feat aud victory. 1t would continue 10 live, he
said, even after the present republican party had
gone the way of all the earth. The reason for
this wonderful tenacity to live was that the dem
ocracy took its leaders from the people they
were Of the people and in sympathy with The
masses; it builds from the foundation up. while
other parties build from the top downward
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-28
Real Estate Transfers.
As RECORDED BY THE REGISTER OF
DEEDS OF IOWA COUNTY, FOR THE
WEEK ENDING JULY %. 1882.

July 18th 1881
d h Lampe TO Mary Agnes Whelan ct al, "
d, LOT ID and pit lot Il in village OF Highland;
consideration. $500
j. W. Rewey ct TX - Cephas cushman d.
lots and 8. block s, village of Rewey-S75
Thomas T. James ct ux to Mary Rogers. a.
part ne14se14 sos, village OF Dodgeyille-S
July 10
OryIlle Strong CT al To Thomas w Hughes " 4
part SCI 4seA 2T-6-S containing I5-I00 acreS-S4I5
Geo + Mason et ux 10 Bernard Werkes a.
eli swl4 20-7-l-S9On.
July %
Jno. IL. Penberthy et uX to EiiZ A. Beckerleg
o. lot 3, Martins add. to Dodgeyflle-S275
John ii. Penberthy ct Tx TO Daniel Beckerleg
q. lot 2 Martins add. TO Dodgeyille-SSO0
VIM. I. Jones ct ux to Geo. Pattertou d.
sl2w1sswA God, except part of same and part OF
se14se14 los except part of-S12s9.
July n.
John Inch ct ux to Francis Little Ell al. W d,
Richard H. Smith to John H. Argall. W d,
nwl4sw14 l4-52-SlOOO.
July 10.
State TO Erick Smesrud, patent n Incl and sci
ne14 1915.
James Thomas ct az to Richard II. smith. d
c, s12nwl4sw14 H-5-a-S.ao.
July ~
Iowa county 10 Martin Kreger a e. ) acres in
nv cor. se14sw14 34-S-1-S1S.50.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-28
Congressional.



The civil service reform associa.
ton of this city, has received
responses from two Of the circu.
lars recently sent out by them il
the gentlemen III this district who
have been prominently mentioned
as congressional candidates. The
two received are from J. Montgom-
cry Smith, Esq, and Col. VIM. II.
Villas. Mr. Smiths is as follows:
MINERAL PolNr, Wis. July S. IsS2.-Hon. ]. H.
Carpenter President. {. n Gregory. Secretary
Madison g : L. Association. -lentlenen.-
have Just received your circular informins me-
that your (myl name has been prominentlv
mentioned in connection with the place of,spre.
sentative in congress from this district" ana n
me event OF my election as such representative.
whether or not You % would urge and support
legislation looking To the reform of the civil
service"
am not now. and never have been a candi.
date for that position, and you are certainly mis-
IL
inently mentioned" Il Is true that The Madison
Democrat ashort time since. under the head az
Hurrah for Smith, mentioned my name in
connection with that office. and presume n !
rural place like Madison, where the people never
NEEDLE with politics. but spend their leisure
time in fishing and pic-nickins around their
beautiful lakes such an article is sufficient 10
justify You in thinking that my name is =. promi
uenty mentioned. ETC. I should not deem il
sufficient TO justify ME in answering your circular
as d candidate, but as a private citizen writing
TO friends whom I highly respect I have no
hesitation in saying TO you, that this system of
carrying elections by the use of enormous cor
Fuptlon funds, raised by leyying assessments on
every ONCE holder from President down to the
sPt'oon cleaners around our public buildings
ought e he and must be stopped. if we want 10
preserve our free institutions, or even our own
self respect and am not only in favor of the
statutes you suggest, but if necessary. I am in
favor OF suspending our constitution long enough
10 enact and enforce ex post facto laws 10 punish
the men who inauguated the system. With
great respect. Yours truly. IN. SMITH.
The reply of Col. VIM. F. Villas IS
is as follows:
MADISON Wis, July l., ISL. H Carpenter.
Esq, President and Chas. \. Gregory. Esq. Sec
rotary Of Civil Service Reform Association.-Gen-
tlemen; Ny personal respect for yourselves and
regard for the principles of civil service reform
demands an acknowledgement Of your circular
letter Of the LIST far as to say that ii was ad-
dressed tc ne under a strange misapprehension,
l am neither by secret ambition nor open effort
a candidate for congress, or any nomination nor
ever likely to be. But viii cordially contribute
my aid IA any reasonable scheme for advancing
the sorely needed reformation ofour civil service
If can do it with 8 musket and not a political
sword and epaulets. Yours,
WI. F. Villas.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-28

The Lcmars Qowa) Sentinel dep.
recates the exaggeration of the re.
ports of storms and cyclones in that
state as injurious to emigration, an d
in the same issue states the loss
by the Grinnell tornado at two
million two hundred and seventy
one thousand dollars, and others
estimate that the loss will exceed
three million dollars
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-28

The Hon. Geo. C. Hazleton objects
to being banished from the shady
retreats Of Washington. His friends
are making energetic efforts in his
behalf. II Mr. Hazleton is as cred
liable a congressman as he is a
consummate politician, it is to be
hoped his friends will win.-Madi-
son Democrat.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-28
Be Kind To the Sick.

The only medicinal tonic specially
adapted to enfeebled invalids and
infants is Browns Iron Bitters. 1t
viii not injure the most delicate but
gives new life and new strength to
both mind and body. All leading
physicians are now recommending
it IL preference to all other tonics.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-28

The Darlington Democrat says
that there is no good reason why
J. n, smith, Of Iowa, county or B.
J, Stevens Of Dane should not rep
resent our district in the 18th con
gress" IIurrah for smith!
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-28
Time Table, !. C. R. R.
AT WARREN. Ill

nGGs week IN your own town 3 outfit free
OOClSo risk Everything new. Capital not
required We viii furnish you thing
Many are making fortunes. Ladies make a.
much as men, and boys and girls make great
pay. Reader. II you want = business AZ which
you can make great pay all The time you work
rite for particulars 70 II. HALLErT q CO.,
kyI Portland. Maine.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-28
POPULAR EVERYWHERE.
For SAFE In Every City and Town
In the United States.
Sold by s. HOOKING & CO.

DE- CTbusiness now before the public.
DID | You can make more money at
work fer US than al anything else. Capital not
needed. We VIII start you So day and up
wards made by the industrious. Men, women.
boys and girls wanted everywhere 10 work for US
Now Is the time. You can work in spare time or
give your whole time to the business No other
business viii pay you as we'll No one can fail
70 make big pay 10y engaging at once. Costly
QUILTS and terms sc. Money made fast easily
and honorsbly. Address TRUE & 50.
wi AuRusfs- Maine.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-28
( Sszer for sale my
sale my
FARM


Joining the city of Mineral Point ON the east.
only ten minutes walk from the business part OF
the city 1t is well fenced and is divided five
fields, two-tields being hog-t 1t has Il beau
tiful stream of water running through II and 4
spring of living water in each of the five fields
There are 10 acres of meadow, 50 acres under
cultivation. 6 acres of the so is in timothy
1t is very fertile soil having yielded each year
EIGHTY BUSHELS OF CORN TO THE ACRE.
by actual weight. 1t is in a high state of cul-
tivation and for all farming purposes il is one of
the best farms of its size in the state II is for
sale at Il very low price
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-28

This Mil Is situated three and one-balf NILS
,r.sf ~ Mineral Point has two IN Of stone with
all drst-eizss modern improved machinery !" en-
" acres Of land. containing water Pr1fneges-
11,f Il CHARLES SHERMAN.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-28
NV Residence

Is situated in the most desirable part of the city,
being opposite the public square and in the same
block as the NJ T. Church. 1t is a brick build
ing with eight rooms a hall and closets The
lots are lis feet frodt There are large variety
of fruit and ornamental trees, shrubberS, etc
The building and premises are in good shape,
everything kept i'll good repair, and no expense
spared in making il
One of the Best and Most Attractive
Homes in the City.
Fer sale at Il bargain. For price. etc, enquire
81 my store three doors above the Post office.
f. OSBORNE.
May 25th 1852 fms
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-12
Alexandria BombarGed.

81 hear dey's bombardin' Alexan-
dria,' said old Cinderella. the ashes
gatherer, excitedly, to a Critic scribe re-
Gently.
''Yes, the fun's begun" replied the
reporter.
1T faint no fun. sab! feel rale dig
nant ober it. l used ter lib in dat town
and has great deal OBJ feelin' for it.
and furder dan dat, sab, if my mem ry
sarves me right, Use got a family oh la
tons residin' dar now. What dizziness
has dem Inglish boats got to cum up de
Putomack ribber and fling der bumb-
shells inter dat town, anyhow?''
you are slightly mixed, Uncle
Isaac rejoined the reporter. ''they are
bomharding Alexandria, Egypt, not
Virginia"
''Nebber mind bout tackin' on dem
Greek words. De Critic seq dey is bum
bin Alexandria, and | feel highly de-
moralized ober it. tell you. dem Ing
lish is too fresh. an I'm one OBJ de BOYS
OATS a-goin' down on de ferry boat to de
bumbin' grounds to help salt EN- away.
Now you hear me a-talkin','' and he
waddled off shaking his head and NUT
terlng innuendoes against ''dem fresh
Inglish dat dars to cum up de Putomack
and fling dere bumbs inter de town of
Alexandria - Washington Critic.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-12
How the Two Great Parties Balance.

According to the Census Bureau the
total voting population of the United
States in 1880 was II, $50, $40. BY COM
pairing these figures with the election
returns for 1880, we find that 3,6I9, $40
voters, or considerably over twenty-five
per cent of the total voting population,
took no part in the choice of President,
although the canvass was an unusually
exciting one. OF the total popular vote
the Republican candidate received A.
449, 053, the Democratic candidates A.
442,O35, the Greenbackers 307, SOC and
1886 were scattering Garfield's pop
ular vote over Hancock was only 7,01S
The Republican vote was As. 20 per cent.
of the whole, and the Democratic 4S 25,
which shows remarkably close division
of the popular vote between the two
great parties. Buffalo Express