davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1882-08-09
past week
J, O nFIdaylast Dr.. Taylor ot {

x On F~ridayaast d.: Taylor 10
our
young doctor, D. NJ. Crosson. ampu-
tated the leg of Mr.. Daniel Drafts.
Mr.. Drafts has suffered greatly for
the past three months with graugreen
of the foot. He bore the pain of the
operation with much fortitude, and
has been doing exceedingly well eyes
since.
Saturday July 2stb>@as set apart
by the young folks Of Tbs section TO
amuse themselves by assembling at
Mr.. T. I, THANKSGIVING for the pur-
pose Of having picnic. We attend
ed, and fou.d assembled there quite
a pleasant little crowd. We we're
met oy the smiling faces and warm
hands of the aged parents OF that
community, as we'll as those with
beardless chins, and. above all were
the smiling faces of the fair ladies.
Miss Lillah Kibler, OF Newberry, was
there, and contributed much to the
interest Of the occasion. She received
a full share of the admiration that
was bestowed upon the faig sex. The
young folks participated in making
love, while the elderly ones were con-
rersing on their usual topics. Be-
tween one and two o'clock the rich
viands were spread upon the table
beneath boughs that were famed by
gentle breezes. All partook, and all
were refreshed by the bountiful re-
past.
Soon all exclaimed "enough,"- ex-
eest DR.. "Drate," who continued eat
ing after the others had repaired to
other parts, feasting on the good
things that remained untouched.
Capt. Hall then addressed the
crowd in the clear and concise style
with which he is gifted. He handled
the great questions that now purplex
the public mind, and asked his hear
ers to hesitate before condemning or
forsaking the Democratic party on
account of the stock law or registra-
ton law, but to stand shoulder to
shoulder in the coming strife. He
also warned the people in making
their selections in the coming politi-
cal campaign.
At the conclusion Of Capt. Halls
address, the young folks amused
themselves not in tripping the light
fantastic in the way of quadrilles, but
in the manner of justification and
other similar plays. This continued
until about four o'clock, when the
crowd dispersed rejoicing DER the
past. ?. G.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1882-08-09
ofthe Democratic Party
Of South casoI;aa for 1882.

The Democratic party of South
Carolina, in State Convention assem-
bled, reafirming the principles and
declarations of the Safe platforms Of
1876 and 1878, asd their contin-
ued devotion to tie principles OF
the National Democratic party, and
pledging to that party their earnest
cooperation and support, declare
the following principles as formulating
the policy of the soutA Carolina
Democracy in Stale ana Federal
affairs, and invite the aid and support
of all good citizens;n carrying them
into effect:
1. Wise aud just legislation, the
impartial administration of equal
laws, economy With efficiency in
every department Of the State govern
mept.
2. Popular education is the bull
wark of free institutions. Liberal
appropriations tr the public schools
for the whole people.
8. The systematic efforts of the
Republican parry to obstsact reform
and. destroy good government in
South Carolinsby turning to patisan
purposes the ~sppointing power OF the
Federal government is a standing
menace to toe people Of this State
and a growing danger to good citi-
zens in ever part of the Union.
The Federal offices in this State are
made political infrmaries' and train
ing schools for the defeat OF honest
government in South Carolina.
4. Honest home rule. The Demo-
cracy Of South Carolina, representing
the taxpayers Of the State and a
majority Of the whole people, invite
and have the right to expect the
and support o their fellow
courtrymen in their strenuous efforts
to preserve al Intelligent and equal
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1882-08-09
For the DISPATCH.

Roc1g WELL, July 31st, 1882.
Mr. Editor:-Crops, have greatly
improved in this section during the
-Ss -e
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1882-01-19

what agony Of mind ] endured when
vou talked Of refusing 10 accompany
ne 70 the station"
Nv story is ended Victor Dn-
cange was tried snd condemned for
tne murder he had committed. his
confadera5es escaped capture having
probably been Oh the watch for the
return Of The carriag=. and so were
warned Of the approach Of the po-
lcG
Nv aunt has sold Rsvensweod, ana
now lives in New York with bur
rsar-alarm il her bedroom and
u-ace Of loaded revosvers always
within ber reach. There are silver
threads il be- thick, soft hair- thai
was So latelv as dark IS raven :
wing: aD3 her ONCE strong nerves
have never. / think. rsgained fheir
tone since tboss terrible hours from
whose impending peril We were 50
nercifuliv preserved by COUSIN Gar
0liDe's Diamonds.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1882-01-19

Every cradle asks US whence: ana
every coffin. whittier
O. / thank God th8t He has an
swered sach questions il His hook-
snd lold us that il Is better To 1--we IN
hope shan 20 sway in fear o. LIE
would be Gnhearable without such
hoT.e. and / thsnk Sod for TIE it
struction and support His revelation
affords.
Life csnunot aIl bs confined twlxt
Lhs cradle and the grave. The span
of life is far TOO sbe-t for tnsL. Al
Of life cannot be pui II s0ch space.
0, how Inc words and promises oi
God buoy the soul mp Trusting
them. @, how We fy upwards Ike
bes utifol birds. Such Qpeshons are
answered IL the WORDS Of the Savior
thai have been read i Will come
again and receive you TO myself.
O. then. when we bury Cur beloved.
We deliver them over into the hands
Of Christ. Some one has salo lhe
words quoted really mean Il viii
Il =
ths TINE taking His. IS they gel pre-
pared snd ready Leiyou- thoughts.
therefore. rest on and il Him HIS
promises were intended for those who
mourn. While We are wholly taken
III with sal bereavement VIE shan
mourn. but when spring comes ana
kind and loving hands shall plant
flowers where their departed hes.
Cos viii give them growth sna bloom
0. We make the cemetery s tomb eut
God makes II plsce Of life, besiae
tne marble that We raise. there 0od.
cressas the green and growing grass
the bursting bud and the fragrant
flower. O. We will go there some
times herestser. and while We DopEl
We vii rejoice IL the goodness 0.
God. and out Of sorrow shall arlsf
hope. life snd heaveD.
Perhaps seme present sre lot clTls'
1ians. and think Of God Only as Inf
avengsr q sic sn5 the autho- Q.
. death. and do Dot know Hin as tht
give- OF life Q. friend. learn les
SOL from Tie instructions o. THE nour.
Eo3 receive Inns blessed hook-Ln:
r. ble-fo- thy future guidance.
Y nat snail / ssy more 10 tie a.
Alc.es: What cR1 ] do more thai
! polut them 70 Jesus. WHO wepi =
sympathy beside tomb from WINK.
He raised the dead Of those He loved
and wno l0vad Ein II return:
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1882-01-19

Erecei-iar. "n file sec8Ba f os,r file IL
tcllirencer r,r..uti1e ofl~e. !. NJ tor
don Iaw oElce and sleeping APART
me11-- The building itself was IL
iirelv DESTROYED. Ii vas insured win
" H Woodward for 500 and {
W- Baker tor s5,Ho0. Il @o-t be-
tween seven ana eight thousand
Nj K Warford saved sinai part
q 1He5r stock Il damaged rondi-
ion. Their sJock wa@ vaiued Fl s.
6<'0. partially covered by !. 8eJ III
surance
Carroll 4 Bots stock Was tatatIy
destroyed, loss 81. 300. Insurance
s.. 900, $. 900 viii {. Il Baker. s.
DOo VIII "a. H. Woodward ana the
balance with !. II. Clark.
Tbs Il.telllgencer printing essah-
ilsHueD1 went NJ 4 ela,ke. Nothing
ezcapE lue books 2nd fles was saved.
Insurance. =. 800 viii { u. Bakvr.
covering tne loss out E.a:tiallr.
Capt. j NJ. Go-oo0 losl bis of :
furniture
!. F. AoaBt=. d The IBteltigeDeer.
WIZ -oomei Il Lhe building 3os-
books. clothes and furniture 70 rbe
AMOUR; Of $500.
J3uL Ricketts,, E5. Bots ana Max
Aeyers. vbo also roome6 upsa4i:s-
lost tbeir furniture ana wearing A.
Eta~el
The Dezt building was that u
Harpe- L Sims and occupied y
Smo:be-s L Eoorllaes rs 3 drug store,
WI D.. X. {. Pl.aDo's Office On ths
second 8oo-. This building was IL
sured for 5000 vii ". 4. x oo3-
wa-d. >nolners L Eo3~nies esc5-
uale 1ne.. 55ss d 100 500 Il.
snrance VII ". i Woodward
G3oEs 10 he aDouut or severa. 1un.
dra6 dollars were saved
u X [. E'-rELe o.; IL e.--aI
library ana bIo; = I'm surGlga1 n
s-~uiue1i-. ..t-.de~ d .s5Ftion 81 Ii
otTce furniture.
IL .arct buUd-ne of Nm. Ear3,s
an6 ". Y Bar.,e- and occupied /
r HARPER "a Turner, : ary goods es1-ai'
llsmaDI. Wa Insured fnr 8 att VI.
" i Wa.5 y a.. aid S=-1t- W. I
u. Bake Ti-is structure Wa caG
e.5e~G1.y damaged ~ frs GG1 wG.e
? but t1e ;oss w oe SINAI.
l -a-Ee force u Volunteers weu, !
: va~k aar3v IL ttie confa-ratloL. uov
-1E NJ, Harper q Turnec.s stock 81
us5o-a Lnt flames reached .at rs, VS.,
LIZ t11--a s..,>k Aa3 oesL carried q
l1t1 .1s streets, IL s.o1k Was u
u.z 81 80 900. insured Will g u
Bake II. s.. 1o1 and u Z. MO-.
wE-5 E1- 3. tI-. Tos son VS. ISL
: agad u l14z y -e1t Il LII ~ v&luE--
ORIGIN oF TEE FTKE.
= T1e o~gC.L q LIZ Lrs Z 1ot aeIllt
= I kopw1. Tua, i began Il Carr
= \ Bots s.a~s Is s.s uuca - CAL
g. s.a.e5 Ios. ure.y. NJ. Jas Care
was l1s 1rsi pe-so1 - discover !
a-e ani gars tle a.a~u-
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1882-01-19

kswe stated ouce tetare Ae1-at' p
El@--- Wl:et work
lA:-a-- K B1Ls= 4oei sb@-: loohs,
also 11a -e-e. F1s q t-e la-1 1wu
daE- -al@s.
liz uo1 known troII via: cause
-. IL c--z-ll.e1- 4 =fsA;h IsrAaI's
few on from LIE stove and caught
CA~ru-l l Bots store va tiled VIII
-Ls.,,. -1f4lu5;r.e goods
Harper X Turner lo>- Il a""ouu'
q MOVING l1e4C goods = seTt"A-
thousand dollars. TneE tr1ed t.
kae.. :,@o.5Za from moving the-F st1rk
aai dIa not 81 aceeL-
Thieves were 4 1heE glory. We
saw seve-a. parties wearing ever
f.na-. with White tA-s oI them.
The 1re COMPANY Desos hooks an-
ladders
Young rleu VINO have not do-la: :
worl1 q properly Il Mexico dtsHeF'
great credit fqr Jbe way taey WORKED
= Ibe IRE They did mere gora hare
v1rk tlau mA1v heavy property
owDsrs~
svIupat1lzs Will The Inie-L1seD
rel IL lhelr misfortune. but &rs gl~G
II know ltiat they ars Insured i Oh.
r.srtiaEv. The IutellgeDCer VII I'u
mite a7,r,earArce agalu L good ahaE'
g soon a. 81 otfce Cal he bought
I Tulil thai time t1e LEDGER : oft o.
isat their service and We Will oe ga
. 10 do them ANY favor Il our po"e'
= All the buildings burnt were c
( brick. except 1he dwelling house
= Mrs. TomlinsoE. 7
L Carrou 4 Bolts W. starr lhe-
business again,
ID Jss. NeClarnAnau had lis face ua
TX oD; tr FL accidental stroke lro
al axe Il the hands o. one 0. 'IS IL
IL Doys.
y 4 considerable amount Of go"
t. were stolen City Marshal d.
hs C.ons and other CITY officers We
rsiE,reut IN their efforts 10 preFe
-,,arts hut in the confusion more
LIT 1sss stealing necessarily Ieok piAS
Carroll Il Bolts lost s1to III oa
The hooks Of the late nrTn t'l
L. r,(,n35nson l. Co. were destroyed
-ng the fire
,ea T,aa na-t5es VI ho suffered last IL!
al husiness men Of enberpI
nd money While the disaster
~,.-,,,,ad them more Or less the os
en- nr - the bu7l dings viii all repn
,,asr fssure and the block
Il - ra1,Iaeea by one equally s.
Wa stantls3.
om- ChlefD. E shea vas at home
be- the fire bel tapped. Though ms
-. i 8 considerable dasla
' IT, s-o,n . the so uare.hs arrived promp
H. superiutended the Work ..
ccn- a,;,,r the flames with aalhI,, n
.ucv ski The fire boys Acqali'sa 80
ord. selves noblF-
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1882-01-19
,.raEF IN k11J-KT . NUN :
H1QOs ANks1
,,,,.x Ksr vi stud6a,, Eno ILlE
aVha1 Mgr aEvs bssl.
Al Asssuns of Else I'isasTt- a. 'i't,a
nf.a-cr Reporter OF tile >!'t'-.
F-n. SuEC-E AigriD- E-s--s.

~EI4-r..- !
Ias, r. zhe auale1~e Il Arr-n-Auce
3 tae Chas. :. D2v-s o--EsAnc@
sn dispensing Iasi L--LE IL - ot
rsr1 the az Ins hy T4e k=n
nv hundred 2's-i''" '''- ~D
''sa. q reg
III dl'S''l' l u IL
-
r.-.,.....-.--,,
49, -s,...s., .,-,,., 7,-.,f.sr.c
i,,,i,s,s E +. =. eoDa.uaea -..a1 l:ss
arn was 1-.ss one- eunss ons
-sl
'uAEKo-l & B1T'zs sI0Ai : Il II
Z isok through af n''" 1"s=
azsssti's lIbsrlo' b<'I1 LIZ s"J' : -
Ioaant- I,ns b.&zs H21 -'-'s : d - =
ia1 81 TINS tims. ! . clo"k. OH " =
a1alr gaining ground some o:
sass vao arrived ou LIE sent &, tbs
,,,s-,,-s ,.,--,..5 =. -hs Fnroa r,,ass
~ -ts
... -.s -,-rr.-. .,.s
80, ,.- r,.ar ~.
= =. =. 49,. ,,..., ,-..-.as ~
gsss-s sf.2. la - .s-E.- /: lle
sel N ii. northeast snrue- = tbs
uu- hpuss ra-5 AT e---aE1 u
EEar I,lsvIur y,,,lrl tt.4 E-e
Br ,his t.roe +t,f IRE TAD =; & goe,1
a.d ul,on tbs building occupied II
lE-ul / Bots &n- -1e Il.e-.- gen ,.s.'
4 9a All wGs gradual making Ii
~
~ '- : 1-l
8
. : '--'-H u -1s VS. '-'- : .'''
] '
8 ---
i
5 .
ss,,.-,.,,,.- r.. .,,....,,-., ,,,.,.,
u.s IN .aD,
:.
.u,.,
i --'1 sa0s'' oh ths eas'- k11 oVos
--'' *
4 0l Ii o.. '''e -''' --'-'
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1882-01-19

GuIseau said 70 ms brother on FIR
asy- III Il an convicted I viii send
Out q statement 10 the world tsss,
VIII asionish IL 1 made Art,sur
President There is no reason wiz
be should want me hung. 1 have
helped Q number of people 10 cfice
and WY shoaie they wish for nr
death. There is lsfxie aonb1 s,s.,
wh.i he VIII As~e the spportnnits 10
mAke the .>ssasement.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1882-01-19

mEINSss tGnSlaerha9y &ftef lie Ere
department opened ont OF tbe con
fagratioE.
The sufferers from the FIRE wish -
thaI.k the f=e a. partmeDt ana the PEG
pie generally frr ii..ir noF,le and ur-
tIiln2 Efforts 70 Say the colfagratioI
AM SAVE property.
About So in cash burned u IL
Smotners d Kuorhies' cash drawer.
The hooks o this firm were ssvrd.
The wind was urfsvorable for the
spread Of The fire, being from ttle
southwest.
For time lhe residence Of Z. NJ
White WAS IL imminent danger and
lus editor Of the LEDGER c&me uesr
BOT having / place % lay his head.
VI wish 10 thank our friends 70.
valuable assistance
Al 80 O'Clock this morning tween
= men sre watching the snould srinc
en osrs Of G1s night fire.
Men are stationed 81 the cours
house ann gill d Garrett : ware room
loprorect goods against osprsaauons-
The frr euzlne was supplied witt
water from l1e Wei. in the northeast
corner Of t.1e court hense yard. The
supply was ve~v limited.
4 bucket brigade di3 efficient
service OF 1hs HARPER building
vs. are under Obligations 10 Roo1.
swan, ot 1u@ Tandalss Leader. and
Andy WInscott, Of .he Intelligen ce,
70: sssis,ance Il issuing on ezra,
jim 9a-rep, was LIS rrst HAL u
get into Carroll Il Bots store, s'ui
tbs room was - full Of smoke tAaL
a-tuougl Ia c~awle1 o1 LIS Hauds ans
knees. hc could not get 70 The Ers
VII II was l4en vary s-1G- D.AZ4-
: : .he w.n5 Lac been LGlie nors
IL t1s cas-. t1e whole Dorcl slde .
>. "a 1.-.. ,.--..-...z
'1s - oAFs "oIi' Ii AF7 -'s'1 - -''-'''
The fra company dl5 We. The!
]. saved Ha~s,er' building ana ,na; 10
* "'h low AA-7 o1'' nay hn'S
4 -res.t sea. more vuIskev VIZ
d-ank il Mexico tne night of l1= tr
vHao was necessary.
= -n.-,r ,oa-, 7is-5~vr, ;st...7 ,n..rr
: -...,-.s -. ,s~7 v~~t .. ,,. 4s-s ms,
J. W. oe impossible IL Doucs auy Oh
Il II particular,
= / -ed bo1 Stove was carried out {
Har-,s- d Tu-Der-lns; bow nohbo
j. vi ever know.
L :. -,5r5rss, 10, ,ess tos1 2.01
aez.y,Ie were 81 ate ire
--,-- -. -~,
e tar g-- vs-ueQ 81 s,ui wa-e ie, q.
,L .v-n --.cr am Gene Toul.Eson.
os
i, TX
u 49,. = ;
-:
IL i=
20 --'S - --',-
l ot ~ i''hF71 ( 4-'- '-
=. csl' - s-''''s - ''s -. -
~ As~ IL >'e'4- > 10 --.''''>
lse 4 party L LIZ - A''~'>'ss -'' a.
- th-1k Ds Vas getting Z '0HH'AS"s
- - Il's DeA' WI ~
The Dor1a-sast corner o. ls'F s9o'
i ~--is L y Il-ii
- S'7s % = -
t. . '7'-
'ak ,,,-- -.o
"a -, :, he,
We -. ;. 80 ~ =,
.eE- - - 10 ,-,--..s ,.s,I,i1z
""- 4 '-N@ '-
IL = ..,..>ss-r- ,,as my THINKS
-,--.-,-.s.. =, -sr,,--fnr
t:
rye ,a,- nm,
SEQ i tne Ere alhrn nae i's's5o s'~''
.a~a ers ,ni,,,,,ss sooner there would L
-rtv e-s-rns3s from ttye .,
u,,ss ard some one surely killed
gen. SararsI ,,a-t3es arg wearing
gl~1 ,.-,sts TO-DAY. Bv the wav they
'A's We should think they bought theE
8 hurry.
Nt. ~ ur.-,, inst 8 very va
a.
rIud 7as~, ,,,s. rhe
xer. -. z .bai- hr,aks
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1882-11-02
Grand Discoveries.

The discovery of great remedy is
frequently matter Of accident. This,
however, is not the case with TAR
AXINE, now widely known and ap-
proved as an almost infallible remedy
for Liver Complaint, and diseases of
the Kidneys and Bowels. The best
physicians have for many years used
various preparations Of dandelion root
in these diseases, but with only indif-
ferent success. After long series of
experiments, a combination, with the
active principle Of the Dandelion as a
basis, and other approved remedies to
highten its potency has been effected
and the desired specific for these dis
eases has been found in the produc-
tion-TARAXINE. For sale by E
D. Lewis. Call for Taraxine Memo.
randum Book free. 3
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1882-11-02
WELLsToN. ONO, Oct. 20,

WELLsToN, ONO, Oct. 20, 1882.
To the Editors of Tic Standard:
L desire to express my thanks to the
Home Insurance Company of New Y York,
w. M. Johnson, agent at jackson, Ohio,
for the prompt manner in which they adj
justed and paid me for my loss by fire on
the Keystone Furnace Barn. By the
erection of another building near the
building insured, since the Policy was is
sued, without notice to the Company, and
the fatal fire having originated in the
newly erected building, it was clear that
the Company was not liable for the loss.
But with full knowledge of this advan-
tage, the Company and its honorable
agents, ignored this technicality, and
magnanimously paid the full loss under
the Policy. To those desiring reliable in
demnity, I cheerfully recommend the
Home Insurance Company of New York
III. S. BUNDY.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1882-11-02

SOME time ago we said that we would
be in the office all day, and until o'clock
at night, to answer all calls by telephone.
When in the office we answer at once;
but we go to supper between five and six,
and at that time the hands in the Office
are all gone.
We got G. Graham to make a tin tube,
with funnel at the top, and we made a
hole through the floor. and put this tube
through, and let the funnel rest just be-
low the bells of,sthe telephone, and thus
the sound of the bells is conducted into
our dining room. Now if any one should
ring us up when down stairs, just wait
two or three minutes, and we will be up,
and answer.
And one thing more. If you want
job done-done soon, and done right, go
to Graham's to get it done. He is prompt
and reliable. AT least that is our expe-
rience with him.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1882-11-02

crime"
Here is what he says about another
case:
In the cell Immediately over that
occupied by Burly, Antonio Bacciocco,
substitute policeman, was found.
It will be remembered that on election
day he got drunk, and going on duty
in the evening, kept drinking. At
last Adam Doller, a saloon keeper at
No. 31S Broadway, told him that he
had had enough, and refused to give
him more, whereupon the policeman
drew his revolver and shot Doller
three times in the abdomen, from the
effects Of which he died in about an
hour. Bacciocco was pacing up and
down nervously in his cell.
"Well, 'Bassy," said the reporter,
show are you?"
mot at all well. | have not been
able to eat anything, and then | never
was locked up before in my life, and
it goes hard with me-
"Do you ever think about you,
crime?''
always; 1 never can get it out Of
my mind. Sometimes think it will
drive me craZy."
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1882-11-02
The following is perhaps correct:
Jealousy.


Some poet has said that "All tor
ments Of the damned we find in only
thee, Oh Jealousy, thou tyrant Of the
mind" This is grandly sweeping and
magnificently inaccurate. Any suf-
ferer from Indigestion knows to the
contrary. Indigestion the villain of
the tragedy played among the gastric
juices of the stomach can, and does
double discount the horrors of jeal-
ousy. Jealousy is often an attendant
upon the latter, and when indigestion
is removed this iaundiced companion
Of a deranged liver flies. Taraxine is
the best known remedy extant for i'm
paired digestion, deranged liver, and
diseases Of the bowels and kidneys.
For sale by E. D. Lewis, Jackson
Ohio. Call for Taraxine Books, Free
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1882-11-02
N. w. Aver & Sons American Newspaper
AuUUaI-1SS9

Contains carefully prepared list of all Newspapers
and Periodicals in the United States and Canada,
ranged by States In Geographical Sections, and by
Towns i'll alphabetical order. E
In this list is also given the namdef the paper tile
issue general characteristics, year of establishment
size, circulation, ard advertising lines
month.
Then follows list OF all Newspapers inserting Ad-
Vertisements arranged in States by Counties, with
the distinctive features and circulation of each paper
Also special lists of Religious, Agricultural and all
known class publications. Trade Journals are ar
ranged under their respective headings in alphabet
cal order, that any paper published in the interest
of any particular trade can be at glance.
1t gives the population of the United States and OF
each State, Territory, County and Countyseat, the
chief Cities and Towns and nearly every place in
which paper is published. Similar information is
given concerning the Dominion of Canada.
In the United States the Populations from the
Census of 1880, and in Canada from that of 1881.
1t also gives the Political Majorities and the Green
back vote of States and Counties at the Presidential
election of $780,
Italso contains carefully-prepared description O.
every County in the United States well of eacf
State and Territory a whole, and of each of the
| Canadian Provinces, giving valuable information
concerning their mineral deposits, chief Agriculture
products principal manufactures, nature of the sur
| face and SOIL location, area, etc.
On page is given Tabulated statement of News
papers in each of the various sections of the country
giving the number of each issue in each State Terri
tory and Provinces also the number of Counties AM
Towns in which papers are published, and how man.
of the Towns are County
On page is table of the Cities and Towns of tn
| United States having population of five thousan
and upward, arranged in alphabetical order.
There is no other single publication, within ou
knowledge, which contains information of such va
ried use and value for general business purposes.
Complete in all its departments, thorough in its de
tails, giving just the information needed and onl
| that-SimDly arranged. o., CAREFUL
| compiled-it is, in fact, model work of its kind.
Price So carriape paid
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1882-11-02
WHAT next? viii surprises and

: WHAT next? Will surprises and
disappointments never cease? Now,
after all the consolation extracted by
the hungering and thirsting millions
from the good old Book of Books, in
walks DR.. Newbrough, New York
Dentist, and sets us back "a, 900 years.
The Dir. 9 has written, under Divine
dictation, ''the history of the Heavens
and the earth for $4,000 years. his
fingers moved automatically, and a
bright light shining around his head
as he wrote IA II .9 l
But then even this good man, who
wrote with bright light shining
around him, will scarcely be able to
successfully battle the; wave Of mod
ern skepticism. There are doubtless
those who, Judging from the style of
his "Divine" work, will ascribe the
bright light to reflection from his
nose. The DR.. is an Ohio man-and
the Ohio .Asylums always have ''room
for one more sa9,osa