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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-22
KETCHUM NEWS.
Inc Smelter Blown In and Laborers I,
Demand-A New Hall to be Dedica.
ted-Sad Lack Of Candidates.

ANU SmeItef Dl0Wn In and LabOfOrD IN
Demand-A New Hall to bs Dcdica.
ted-Sad Lack Of Candidates.
kErcHUM, Aug. 81.
To THE EDITOR OF THE TINES:
Bishop Tutt!e delivered an impress.
sivc discourse in this city last Sunday,
to an attentive audience. It was
rather too bad, however, that while
the right reverend gentleman was hol :
ing forth on theme calculated 10 in
sp're lis hearers with the necessity CT
thinking of their future state, the
boots end ycls of the devotces oftLe
variety show, but a few feet away,
were SO plain that at times the ser.
mon could net be heard for the noise.
Our smelter having started up, ev-
erything is again prosperous, and nc
idle men are about. Tie supply OF
labor is entirely inadequate to the de-
mand. This is evident from the s ::,,n.
Der OF dodgers which meet the eve
at every turn, advising men where
work can be got at good wages.
Quite number of ladies and gen.
tlemen of this city will attend the
campfire Of Garfield Post, G. A. r.,
which will take place at Dorsey's
grove, between Bellevue and HALEY.
on the Goth and 31st inst, and many
of our old soldiers will there fight
their battles over again.
Cur new hall will be dedicated by a
grand ball on the evening of the gath
instant, when our Silver Cornet band
will SUPPLY music that will mako even
octogenarians dance. We tore to
see TIE TIMES and Haley repro.
sented.
lhayc not met single asri-ant for
Office, yet, and ! really begin (drcad
thoughtD to fear that our county Off
Cos will 60 a-begging for the lack of
candidates. Cannot you find . few
candidates, Mr.. Editor? s.
Doubtless Bellevue will sacrifice
herself for the general good, and pre-
resc candidates fer all the offices. In
fact, we have received an intimat on
that such was tie intention of the
would.be county seat.-ED. TINE !.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-22
Board Of Eaaali.atjon.

The Board of Equalization met Al
the Recorders Office, this morning,
and will remain in session two days,
to permit all parties desiring reduc-
ton upon the appraisement of their
properties to show cause for their re-
duction. The Board are examining
the books and appraisemcnts of the
Assessor, and in case no complaints
are made of over valuation, no changes
are likely to be made.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-22
PEDESTRIANISM.
A Grand Ei2ht-Hour Gs.as.Yoa- Pleas ~
Contest to Take Place In HALEY

AoSO HI haley
Hall.
On next Saturday afternoon, at
HALEY Hall, there will begin q grand
e'ght-hour go-as- you-please pedestrian
contest, under the auspices of the
sporting fraternity of Haley. The
contestants to start at 4 p. IN. and lin
ish at II p. M, midnight. The plies
to be competed for consist of one
magnificent silver pitcher and t.ay
valued at $50, one silver card dish
valued at $25, one set of one-halt
dozen silver napkin rings, and one
cash prize of $40.
Ali parties desiring to compete for
prizes must enter their names with
Mr.. Ward, at Haley Hall, on or be.
fore II o'clock, noon, Saturday, the
Goth instant. Three entries are al.
ready made.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-22
1t the Hop.

The social hop in Ward & Quar-.
treli's hall, last evening, was plea,
ant OCCASION, and greatly enjoyed by al
who participated. The floor was in
good order, and the band did well.
There were rs gentlemen present,
and among tie ladies We're NJ s. Bar.
kett, Mrs. Burkharit, Mrs. Mckay,
Mrs. Prisk,-M Harding, -Mrs. Bell,
Mrs. Pinney, Mrs. Smith, and the
Misses Wheat Dewey, Waler5n, Dor.
sey, Mcbride, Wynes, Bull, Moore,
Ban6eld and Brisks.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-22
Mr.. Maitland, superintendent. of the

Mr.. Maitland, superintendent. of the
royal gua factory at Woo!wich, En-, :
land, says that the nature of the pre-
auctions of such an establishment me-
cessitates the turning of very large and
heavy masses, and therefore, the lathes
are remarkable for magni ude and
power They can deal with weight,
up to 200 tons, and are sufficiently
powerful to reduce by six inches at
single cut the diameter of q 12-foot
tube.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-22
IRISH AFFAIRS.
TIE IMPRISONMENT OF THE Elk.
LORD.MAYOR OF DUBLIN.

1t IL Held to be Scandal and Disgrace
to Jnstice-The Truth Of Editor Gray's
Assertions Sustained.
DUBLIN, Aug. 1.-THE Freeman's
Journal, Of which Gray is proprietor,
says that Gray's sentence is absolute.
ly unparalleled. He only received
uctice ofthe nature Of the proceedings
against him en- Tuesday night, and
was without any time to prepare his
defense, which would probably have
consisted OF affidavit, sustaining the
truth Of his published assertions. If
his imprisonment tends in any way to-
ward the reform Of legal abuses and
the promotion of the freedom Of the
press he will cheerfully endure it.
LONDON, Aug. 17.-1n the House
>, Commons to-day, Sexton read tele
~, -. xo.;..,- the aflidavits sworn t.
to-day, declaring that Sc. s'a' Jury !, D"el
who convicted Hynes were drun..~ ny
repeated the accusations as to jury
packing in Ireland. Sexton said that
as long as the lives of the Irish people
were at the mercy Of legal cc!hicanerv,
no minor reforms would satisfy the m.
Gray's imprisonment was a scandal
and disgrace to justice.
William John, Attorney General fer
Ireland, stated the details Of the COM
position OF juries with view to rebut
the accusations. He declared that
nothing could be worse than Gray's
conduct. The Attorney General add
ed that as the statement relative to the
drunkenness Of the jury that convict
ed Hyncs had been repeated in Par
Lament, Earl Spencer, the Lord Lieu.
tenant for Ireland, would investigate
it with regard to carrying out the cap
'tal sentence passed on Hynes.
Plunkett, the Const ryative member
or Dublin University, supported the
Government. He considered that in
consequence of Gray's POSITION it was
right That his punishment should be
exemplary.
Debate continued until the suspen-
s on of the afternoon sitting, the Irish
members repeating Sections accusa-
tons. At the resumption of the Sit
ting the debate was not resumed, ow
ing tothc total absence of the Irish
members.
Gladstone moved an adjournment
of the House from tomorrow until tie
Gath OF October, which was carried
without division. The House was
counted out at $50 p. m.
The Pail Mall Gazette condemns
the sentence.
DUBLIN, Aug. 18.-A meeting, at
which Lord Mayor Dawson presided,
was held at the Mansion House yes
terdey for the purpose of starting
fund for the assistance of evicted ter.
ants. Parnell and Dillon were pres
ent. The sttedance was large. The
Lord Mayor read letter from GRAY,
dated in prison. He enclosed f2O.
and declared that their cause was one
of justice and progrc. SION. The read
ing OF the letter was received wit,
cheers, and shout; CT down with
laws The police appreheni a dis
iurbancc, as great indignation prevails.
DUBLIN, Aug. 17.-At the Lord
Mayors meeting to-day a resolution
was passed in favor Of a national fund
to meet election expenses of the Irish
members, with view of obtaining q
reliable national party in Parliament
and the support OF tie Irish people 1T
home and abroad. The cooperation
Of local public bodies is solicited.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-22
COL D,

DO net improve such chances rsmsin in poverty.
T. r us right in their own locaEt ga. Any enc can
90 the w.rk rr perly from the first stalt. The
business Will psy more than ten times ord nary
wages EXP nsive eUtft furnished free. No enc
who engsgss fails TO make morey rapidly You
can devote your whole tine to the work, or only
your spare monepts. Full Information and sll
that 70 needsd SAINT free. Address 6TINSoN Co.,
Portland. Maine.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-22
RanereA Sale Of . Smelter.

1t is stated that the Philadelphia
Company, Of Ketchum, has purchased
the Falk 4 Wolters smelter, near Hal
Icy, and that all tae ore, slag-pots,
etc., at the latter works are about to
30 taken to Ketchum on freight
wagons.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-22
Dissolution of Co.

: Srtirafs hereby gwen that the cc-osrtrryah'r
serefofe-. rx'atirr between John n Newrn.r and
g. A MeErov. nnder the FRI, rama sui stvle al
McFLEoY NEWMAN, has b. en- d ssolvcd by nu.
tusl consent - =
G. A. MrF'-oy will continue tire r-r't coefer.
"orery snd Produce iusireas NJ tNe cid stand AID
will settle all accounts Of the late Arm.
G. A. EcELRnY
JNo. B. NEWNAE.
Haley. idaho. August I. iaa2
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-22

Great chance 10 make money
Those who always take adj.
vantage of the good chances
for making money thst are
offered. generally become
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-22
THE DOLLAR COLU MN.

lAdvertisemsnts not exceeding an inch Tor ten
lines Of small type IN length will be inserted in
this column for one dollar per week or FIFTY cents
the FIRST insertion aud enty five cents each ad-
ditional insertion-payable In advance.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-22
Sash, Doors and Redwood Luraa
Der for Every Eody.

J. L. Cederholm Co, Main street HALEY, are
In receipt of $4,000 pounds Of sash anu doors also
sO.0OO feet of rnishng lumber and rustic, pre-
pared Il, furnish native lumber, do, rs, ssshts Nall
paper, and all bu lding material that nay be
CURED in the cree ton Of b9 ldinEs
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-30
The Great Southern Remedy. -

.l b'"Ios nun .l. '.uIt' Mnlch u war
r"h'eu lnt the cur VI Cn.'iS Hnu leNerI
aH Posit.NS "lv'uoVt 'ol 'iin ',,',' anu
ms 10 llia. as a t"I!lc ioI oulluils Up
an tl''"c.nleu system from SuGn vi
n'"t'c vau,'', anu 70 tiose VINO are
nruo''",'y rM PoSo" 10 ,,''nsui"', H.. my ~
tuuts' anu ",r al'e,uG' WIN t,e iol'
.UM',,s y u!l',on's' ,"J. as ioss W apr
wv, H.''''iN ", 'h' b'' ai ri'u IU'Ii,1, ~
'''S'''',a'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-30
ILL.,
Improved Iron lnvlgOrator.

The most perfect and satisfactory COM
binatiun known to the prOtt sslon, in
which iron is combined; and so complete
Is the success OF THIS preparation. that II Is
destined to become, without doubt, the
most pOpul r vi all the iron tones now
In use. And We hesitate not to tell you
that this medicine is no secret nOstrum OF
Chcaply COTTON up compound, but truly u
genuine constitutional remedy, possess
ing those Alternative powers so necessary
to recuperate and invigurate the human
system when broken down by that fearful
disease commonly called, and better
known a. dyspepsia and indigestion, from
which nine-tenths of all our Ills FIRST orig
mate, because when the digestion is I'M
paired from want of the natural salt that
is 80 important in the digestive economy
OF man, then il Is that this VIPER in his
many types usually called diseascs.such as
lAssitudc ana sour stomach, waketulness,
mental exhaustion, Impaired vitality. witt
general prostratlon OF the whole system
liver complaint, followed by night sweats
and all diseases OF the BLOOD. LIVER, KID.
SEY and BLADDER, that produces those
fearful aches known as rheumatism, neu.
ralgin, backuche and nervous and sick
headache Aud all Cousumptivrs, and
weak females who are in search OF Il
good tonic to build up their constitution,
caunut find, We honestly believe, better
or a mole certain remedy ON ealth. One
bottle is sutll lent to prove to you Its
wonderful medicinal properties, II taken
regularly according to directions. ASK
your druggist tor IMPROVED Iron INvIG-
ORATOR, and be sure to take no other
Price : per bottle Prepared only by
Tucker & Willis, Waco. Texas.
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Report OF enrolment and ntt"udancr
Tor month ending DrcrmhDr 81, 1889.
New pupils, mHlr 10, trmal, q; total u.
Pupils Withdrawn, male Z, female :;
total ii.
Monthly enrolment, male ia, female
lUl; total 40.
whole number ot days attendance,
males i2iS, females lisa; total 2Ij1
Average number OF pgiils attending
uach day, males rs irmnl,s "a, total lh2.
Average number OF days attendance by
each pupil, ~, cases Of hardness l6j, days
tug 10.
The scnool will open again Tuesday
january ~. Pupils desiring to attend
during the remainder OF the session
should ondcnvur to enter that dny Pat.
rOns ARE invitcG to visit the school.
j, n. GALLAGHER,
Principal.
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4 ISItITAI. DEED
y toiorcd Woman NutiinIes
Her own DAUGHTER.

a horrible story CONES from neigh.
hOrhuod ten mills below the city wi ich
Il uue ard Iart OF the stare mrnt IL sworn
To, would be ter betl the annals Ut some
savage tribe than thar ofH CIVILIZED pco
pie AMI makes things seem II part OF
our population we're dritting back into
hurhnrism. a coluryd woman living on
Ben Duly's place, SO the story goes, Ind a
daughter Young woman grown, between
Whom and thc mother an cslrn cement
or difficulty seems To have existed. There
was To be u grand cotton pickiug 1T Il
n,ighbors house IN the nrghbulhuud and
the Iaughler had gone lhrIc To assist the
persons ot the house In cook rg and
other,ise getting ready fur the cotton
piching lruiic. TIE mother ri the gul
OBJECTED To the daughter being at the
house. Tor what reasons are not known, to
u mother Ihry mpv haze been very stony
ana very good ones, anu she went over to
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-30
A LDERMANIC ELECTION.

Whereas, there is a vacancy in the flee
of alderman In the FIRST war; caused by
the removal of Allermpn W. b. Scar
borough from said ward, now ther. tore l.,
W, IL. Wilkes, mayor OF the city OF Naco,
do issue this my proclaim ion, ordering
an election to el, ct an al r"man I'm First
wand on TUESDAY, Jduu ,ry ,, ls,3. Voting
place mayor Office. judge, E.p Massey,
!. II. loTOrtt and ami II uuchenrid. n.
Witness my hand thi- the 26'h d,y OF
December, lsN2. ". II. NuKa~. Mayor.
Attest:
i. H. BRNKERHorF, City Recorder.
l2lI5t
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Simple Rerae dies
Cascara Cordial.

One Of the latest and most pleasant OF
all liquid cathartlcs, this elegant prepara-
ton l. made with scrupulous care from
the best and most carefully selected Mate
rial 1t is with the greatest plctsuit TIA
we recommend this very superior ia
harmless remedy as being the satesN al,
surest laxative and cathartic Tor wear -
males and children, now in use, and 10
habiIual on,tipation and Indigestion 20,
cannot tind anything more speedy or ce'
tain. 1t Is combined with aromatics II
such mnnner that the bitterness of the
cascari sagrada ID completely disguised.
Ask your druggist for it, and be sure to
take no other. Price 5O cents per bottle.
Prepared by Tucker & willis, Waco
Texas.
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a Knnhe Inthc MMI.e Homo

tfrum the HIATT moro American.
There WIS seen yesterday at Messrs.
Kunbe 4 Co.'s factory IL magnificent
concert grand, Just finished by tn m Tor
the prerideutiM mansion. President
Arthur who Is thorough coGuoisseur
Of music, in selecting Il piano Tor the
whito house, decided in favor Of the
Kuabe piano ns his preference, and or
dcrcd accordingly the instrnme t re-.
ferrcd to. II IL II concert grand, ~
beautiful finish, in a richly carved lose
wood case, and OF superb tone and nc
tlon-a instrument in every respect
worthy of the place 1t is 10 'ccupy, 1t
was shipped to its destination yesterday
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-30

Not John ireland, but John Cirson.
He is aud has Just opened up tine new
Two Brothers"-on Austin
st Get, one door at owe the Taylor House,
where the finest Of wines, liquors aud
cigars viii be dealt OFT to his old patrons
and new customers. John is the prince
OF caterers to the ruhlic raste, and no
lover Of good bIbuIuus compou Dis
Should FORGET the now pInee. -l2g4tf
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PRACTICAL CuIROPODIsT'
TweI,c Ncnrs Experience.

have opened an Office at the Pacific
Shaving Purlor, under the Pacific Hot 't.
aud all defects Of the feet treated. Per.
man mt cure guaranteed or no pay. Call
ut priyat residence 10y request. Corns
extra ted positively without pain, and
immediate relief given.
pRoT H. b. ANsoN, Chiropodist
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-30

TIL annual meeting Of stockh1l 'ers OF
the Waco Building Association will he
held at their office in Waco, Texas, on
Tues .ay, the second day of January,
1883, at $50 p. M, for the PURPOSE #
electing a board Of directors for the
year 1883, and passing upon amend
ments to the by laws. All stockholders
are urged to attend.
l22llMlM2 H. L MunME SncLy.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-30

Gents Gold Watches from 30 to S175.
Ladies Gold Watches from 20 to 800
Gents Silver Watches from 10 to 500
Boys Silver Watches from to $50.
Nickel Watches from Sl2.
Chatclain Watches in Gold, silver and
Nickel.
Waltham Dust Proof Watches in Gold
and Silver.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-30

A Bird from DER the Sea. Sweet to
the Mllkmaid the plowboy Sang. Come
buy my Flowers The Huntsmans
Horn. Mon Ami Starlight on the Sea
And many other choice songs and in
strumcntul music. SEYMOUR ASH.
-l227lw
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Thousands Of b auurul useful and
ornamental things can To- bon ht now
at much red iccd prices, ns we are de
termncd to close them ont before
Christmas you will do well by calling
for your Christmas things at Levine
Bros l9lTtu
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-30

III M = n T. ~ MA Al'Ns
WORMS, Decemb -. The Hammel
like on the Rhine burst, flooding the
lower pur. OF town. Railway travel
from Frankiort-on the Main to Wels-
baden il iuterrup cd, owing to the IN
undatlOn.
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Id, SILVER AND STEEL
SPECTACLES, EYE GLASSES.

Diamond Rings from Sl2 to $3.50.
Diamond Ear Rings from SIG to 800.
Diamond Lace Pins from SO to 500.
Diamond Scarf Pins from - to $40.
Diamond Sets from $50 TO 5000
Diamond Studs from Sl2 to $3.50.
Diamond Sleeve Buttons from Sl5 to
$40.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-30

Gents solid Gold Chains in great
Variety.
Ladies Solid Gold Chains,
Ladies', Misses and Cmldrens Neck.
laces and Locket- in prices varying
from 81 to 1875.
\ great variety of Solid Gold Sleeve
and Collar Buttons.
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sbr n = I3nton.

Formerly OF the Surgical lutirmary Of
Indianapolis. IL at the pacific house,
where he can Ice found until January
10th. Dr. Eaton treats all Il scuSe- Of
the ego and onr-duos all oprratiu q
upon the eye; treats alldeformltics such
IA clu, foot, sIiuul disease, crooked
limbs, etc Artificial eyes inserted and
cross eyes Strengthened with but lit lc
IA II, and without danger All persons
suffering from au, of hese roublys,
should not fail to SEQ him early
l117IlwW1t
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Gennd see Them !

Those benu iful show cases, ear load
Ut which has just been received at Cas-
ties ~ Co, northwest corner Third ut Get
and plaza. Goods elegant and prices
vefy luw.-l23Otf.
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ETs By RAPH


COTTON,
LIVERPOOL, December 29.-Co' ton
fair dcmanI. Uplands, spot 5hid; Or
leans ID Cd. Sales, 1900 b les; export
and speculation, ---- bales; American.
--- bales; recei ts, $3.50 bal =,
all American bales. Stock, -- bales.
LIVERPOOL December 29.-Co ton
il in fir demand, freely met at previous
prices. Uplands, spot, Dad; Or
lenus. > 10 I'D. Receipts, $3.50 bales; sales,
1000 bulcs; export and speculation,
1000 bales, American, $40 bales,
Weekly sal"- - OOO; Amer can "a 600,
spr,ulut ou 800; eNpprt-, > 500; for
wardcd from shipsidc direct to spinners,
loo; sc ual oXuor r, 1850; impurts,
-; total recei It's 1900; Amer c n,
10000; stock G63 600; American 9j, 900;
am unit Ahot, 36L0JO; Amer ca.
3lNUlO
NEW ORLEANS, December 20.--Cotton,
casy; mlddllug, . ll-l6c; receipts, .,
2OO bales
NEW ORLEANS, d cember % Cotton
quiet hut trady Middling, IL. lGc, low
mddlmg, csc; good ordnary, Be. Re.
pts, net, $50 bales; gross, l2l6ll
bales Exports to Great Britain, 1890
bales; France, -- bales; to continent,
: nun %aI,. 'G Gtnnl 3Io -b1hnias 'N''
'UH "''v ro".int. S5lii' I,r,ss a.
ooS' , nym3r, ~, m Grest Rritn1 3l IA.
l;r,,,,.., T., IA cnnt,uont SY9fn, r,a.st,
r,,s., 42G' ,h.,n.I / 3g5. snIss 4 InO
T,,n VIZ Dac@r,hnr 90 Cotton /.
,,,,,., ST. 81 haI.s. pnrarJs I0i 49,.
brl,.,,,. m lGr Fntnrss hardy
st,ah Dnc.,nhcr Il liy.r, .. Jnn.
n ,v"' IN lie, Tnhrnory 1'Ioc. Mach.
nm H.. NrrI m l-c. NV mao
'', G',,', ''pr'', Den,nnItnr % |C,t,or
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l23Dt,

Fine lace pius ut strict oostat }. LIE.
viuskl's. l226tc
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silver Ware,
solid Silver Tea spoons.
Solid silver Table spoons,
solid Silver Dessert Spoons,
solid Silver Forks,
solid SILVER Napkin Rings,
solid silver Sugar spoons,
solid Silver Pickle Forks,
solid silver Soup Ladies,
Solid silver Cream Ladies', Etc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-30

Fine Gold Headed Canes,
Fine Plush Dressing Gases,
Fine Meerschaum Pipes,
Fine MeerschaumCigar Holders
Cigar Cases in RussianLeather
Fine Photograph Albums in Leather
and Plush from So to $50.
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Cull at b Ilabcr's to get something
nice for Tia hohduys.- tic
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Bridgeport organs at Seymour Ash's
music -ture.-l2l6tf
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New Englanl pianos at Seymour Ash's
mus e stOre.--l9lGtf
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Nos. 4 aud . Plather Block.
The Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (New Albuquerque, N.M.) 1882-1884, 1882-11-19

elected, and that Robert Lincoln stands
no chance whatever. The contest will
be very close, the Republicans not
having more than eight majority
on joint ballot, and in the quarrel
which will ensue between the
Republicans he would not be sur
prised if Judge Davis were reelected.
He says it is not at all likely that the
Republicans will unite on either Gull
lom or Raum. The fight between them
being very bitter, and that Lincoln
would not be able to unite the factions.
He is of the opinion that unless the
Republicans nominate an inception
ably good man, besides those already in
the field, enough Republican votes
might be secured to elect Judge Davis
in the event that he is brought out by
the Democrats. This would place the
Judge in exactly the same attitude he
is now in, and throw the balance of
power in the United States Senate into
his hands. The gentleman says the
fight over the Illinois senatorship will
be one of the bitterest that has ever
taken place. Gen. Raum says that the
will be Republican by a
majority of twelve on joint ballot, and
that every Republican in it was nom-
mated on pure Republican platform
and by regular Republican conven-
ton, and will abide by the action of
the Republican caucus, whatever it is.
Judge Davis would not get Republi-
can vote, and stands no chance what
ever of being reelected to the Senate.