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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-02-24
srEAMsHIPs.
Only $2S from Antwerp and Liv-
erpOOl to Canton, O.-3d Glass.
RED STAR LINE.

D. 8. AND BELGIAN ROYAL STEAMERS.
Sailing from Antwerp for New York PhIiadelphiA
EVERY SATURDAY. Ia p
and from philadelphia every two weeks on wednesday
Rates OF Passage from New York or philadelphia 20
Antwerp, LIST cabin $50 10 S75, round "Trip 81 10 20
l2bi I'd cabin s55. round TRIP 800; steeIage. out
ward e2B prepaid from Antwerp to New York SO,
tTip es9.5O; Paris ~ 56 from Paris So
Children under years. half fare; under one year Te
J. RAEBRR, Agt..
PETER WRIGHT 4 SONS, Canton Ohio.
Philad.. General Agents
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-02-24
MARKETS.
CIMnTRRoIAL MARKRTs, n


No. spring. nominal hay-nrm. .e0de e5S
Unaraded Whtel lOdI 20 TalloW-steady .8k18kC
gngTaded red 4 059l 2gH kess-gestern- ts2e
Steamer No 2 red RI 2OM BuefaF-Quiet l6 a A2c
No white. ..,.'.. al 70 POrE-New Si6 256is 50
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-02-24

We are authorized TO announce WILLIAM j.
PIERO as a candidate for Mayor, subject TO the de
cison of the Democracy AZ their primary election.
We are authorized 10 announce DANIEL WOR-
LEY a candidatelfor Mayor, subject to the de
cision Of the Democracy at their primary election
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-02-24

ERS a candidate for City Solicitor, subject TO the
decision Of the Democracy at their primary election
We are authorized to announce ARVINE c.
HINER as a candidate for City Solicitor, subject to
the decision Of the Democracy at their primary
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-02-24

Live in Canton; am acquainted with
prisoner; recOlleet when his wife was
killed; saw defendant two or three days
before; heard him say, II told her often
1 would kill her, and I'll be damned If
don't intend to do it." 1 said, George
never do that. McMillen replied, 81
will kill her." McMillen mentioned his
wife in that connection. John Shive-
ly's wife was in the room.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-02-24
GRAIN nARKEr.

Ss:s: Sssss:s: @ S is EE.: Ess:s :.!:: s.::.s III 8 Hs
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-02-24
.JUsTICE or THE PRACR.

We authorized TO announce JONATHAN 5.
HUDSON as a candidate for Justice Of the Peace,
subject 70 the decision Of the Democracy at their
primary election. .r rtF
CONSTABLBS.
We are authorized TO announce A. W.WEBER as
candidate for Constable, subject the decision OF
the Democracy at their primary election.
We are authorized 10 announce A. c. GOOD
MAN a candidate for Constable subject 70 the
decision Of the Democracy their primary slecton.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-16

co,oan's four in hand, attached to
Ma l.yoe sleigh containing twenty oho
con, > persops all married except thloe,
want 10 Newark on Monday n,"ht' anu
rs,nrued to this city about 3 O'CLOCK
this morning o,,,,.uep
and ladies' also welt TO Ne"Arh On
Monday night, and passed a pieASah'
sv.n,ny dancing at the Deer PARK no
tsl They went in several Two ho''o
sieiRhs. m Al, ,o,r horse
s,s;y h look a large party 0ut the Ne"
rort nike last evening. They seohieo
bapt on having u good time al" Nv
doub' mad 1t.
ya.,erday afternoon while TWO IarRo
slet i. loaded with boys were running
dow Eleventh street hill, one OF Ihehu
uuser, aud TIE Otner toilo"lus IsVooi'
behind, run over one OF .the poy 1899
! and injured him badly ao.o,d
A hoy who was cOaatlng AT oeoouu
and sh'pIey strsets yesterday afternoon
had h,s l.g broken hy being run ihIo
with another sled. ~, c.aro,
A sleigh containing Mrs. George
Mo,eI,, and Miss Mary MoseIey "a'
unset on Market street, Jts'eto"y al
ternoou, by running upon ape u
.noy Both the adde's were thrown
on hut ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WERE urt
The horse ran up hafAeI sIfee' "' i"
% the Opera House, where he wa
caught by young man ,i
=, There were number OF minor ae''
o. d.nt,- 20 coasters, and the Mayor san
, MA morning thai he felt disposed I
pu6astop 10 this dangerous sport .
the streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-16

There we're no cases bsiJr1 tne May 'r
last evening, aid this morning the
following acre hlHp .sei ot:
John Nc Gautey, an aged mao, as
drunk and dIsorue.ly AZ 90 new
station last night, aud Speci4, ulL 'er
Thomas, finding that ne G"ui uJI get
him to leave IL any other nanLtl,toOk
him to the ball. The Mayor imposed :"
fue Of 81 and costs.
Samuel NcAlioar war adjldged
guilty Of DRUNKENNESS, ano hoeN ~
cent? and costs.
TLomas Hinesley was charged 7Itn
assault ard battery bu. az tae prnsecu.
ting party did not appear, taa CASE
was dismissed.
Robert Burns was Charged by J"nE
Sweeny, saloon keeper A. EaIisLihha
and Madison stree, Wlth AnHCVing
him and his family. Burns as"rH ne
prosecutor solAe pointed questions, and
maintained that he never considered
him AL annoyance when he brpuSh
persons N the bar room to -pcni
money. In answer to tho Mayor
Burns said that no had only had ~
driaks OF 9hiskey this morning he
was fined 80 cents aud costs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-16
Surplus
Men S Furnishing
Goods.

Cur advertisement Of Fri.
day har made Il quick de-.
r1nd for the / ndcrwcar at
reduced prIccr
The Canton Flannel | n
dcr-shirt, and Drawers re
.ducnd from 20 cents to IS
cent, are badly broken up.
but good for another days
Gales.
The AII-W ooh Scarlet In
Idcr-shjrt, and Drawers re-
Ijuccd from $3.50 to 500
are still io,4ood supply, but
,rIIjn2 very freely.
Klu.olu To-DA}
200 do/cr Flat Scart,, 90
'c,nl, each, r'Gucod from
's.oo and r. O.a. They
Iaro Oah Hall maoc very
handsome ,ty0ra "ao Dul
idown in price only because
....,. NJ l..,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-16

BYedsrioa; DR. W. X. Cooper, Of Ken.
ton; Lewis Melvin, Of Frederick; Jess"
Long. Of Laurel. and James A. smith,
Of Harrington. Five ballots were ~
ken, Long leading on each ballot, with
Whitley ald Cooper y good second.
There was practically no opposition 70
Mr.. Truitt for State Librarian and he
was nominated without opposition.
Aftsr the result OF the caucus became
known, New Castle men wore \ look OF
aiscomfture ur0u their countanance
They felt bad, very bad, and kind of
wished that they did not belong up
there. They we're not only discounted
hut were" mad In tLeir anger ore
promirent New Castle county man
Grid out Well, sou got IN gave MS
iucreased representation anyho" a
member from Sussex, Who was stand
ing near, said "Oh, yes, we will 90
that VT will give you two more mem
bers." Tho New Castle man looked
dangers az this reply. ! Will assn
yor H. the Sussex member Hpoke
nelr the truth AZ p0ssi6 ..
You may depend upon It New Castle
will not get more than threa mem oers
tI All lutIthHt ~ tit ti-@7tp ath az So
,i.map who EnoUs 1bdreof he speaks
Says; eff you ask for too much, You
Wi not get anything and lyon VIII
40 home with seven representatives and
YOU viii come her. two yeass hence
) aith thu tame number Nav Castle
must come her. on her knees and beR
for a few crumbs In thai int, and sho
, will get ~ 10, her come here otherwIse
and she " i,l get nothing.
. There Is one thing Wilmington will
get, and YOU may Cohnt on that IA q
/, dead certainly, and hat thiag Is Il
, Police CO.uuls,iOu. Kent members
Il say she must have r.. Sn-sex mem dt'
, say she ought to ALyo 1t aud New
r Castle Numbers a,E for It. In th'
y scrau. bic tor office evon krnt Is MAJ
: aud gays that Sussex bar Ro' "tn'
!. mqch H. hts Dissatisfaction ca th'
:. part OF X -u. ard 10 this only lays tn
;. hule Il New Castle Tor Increased re
presentation Oh mo principal tA4'
II "uistly iovaa Gaupnuy.' EgidonuS
:, s;uae,x hAed the ala, which mas Il"
" been broken, Gut she must .oox out 10
~ breakers ahead.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-16

The .eading bunR Remedy OF Whining
ton endorsed by hundreds Ut people in
all parts Of ;hs city AS the finest remedy
for coughs, hoars7ness, Group, sore
throat, etc, and will positively prcvcpt
consumption II nseu IN time. We couid
give retercuces enough TO I'll this psrer.
10 cents and 800. Nain Depot, 4th
and KING streets. Johnsoa, Holloway
4 Co.,, COZ Arch street., Phtladelph,a
wholesale agents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-16
Nsuies 90 tho PuhiIe.

We have IN Store large stock OF
choice Burbank potatoes, sweet pota-
toes, apples, onions, hominy, osand, al
variLies OF oArusd goods, preserves in
tubs, mine. neat, apple batter, choice
tub and roll butter, eic., etc, which We
VIII sell Mt city prices. Goohs delivered
free Of charge. Give us 4 trial. We
guarantee satisfactiOu. WEIGH, Sharp
l. Co, 3l4 King street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-16
Real fstDts sold.

George W Coyir sold Lis hs;el prop
erty a. so, 22Ol Markes street, yester-
day, to j. Ernest Saith, for $3.50.
The place Il, now occupied by 1homas
j. Fl'zNinmons, hut I'll. raid thata coal
ald lumrer yard ~. h" estAh.isbtt on
the premises tA4s spring
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-16

faithfully executed. Apprseisting the
high oblisa.ioss resting upon VI, lot ~
observe with Armpsss and hdelity tno
trusts committed. believing that In tho
end we shall be rewarded BY tho appio-
val OF our fellow citizens. and OF HIM
Who IL the Father Of lights, with wnom
Ia no variableness, neither shadow OF
turning"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-16

take advantage Of Chapr rcoLtsH.
SEss and srs ay.D.i ia heir stocH Of
Tobacco ard Cigsrs iCr the Scqsol,
Renetlr her, vsars having aCIea.iEg
Out sac. We would rather e. cos or
the csods ,han 70 move thels. Chap.
man, Alb aua sGiplsy sbrssLs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-16
s.uverror stucKIeS innuEuraish,
Special dispatch to the EtrI HI'NN.
DOVER, Del, January IL.

CharlrsC stockley vas inaugurated
at Twelve p'tiock. JudRe WoJtten ad-
mlulstoIed th, oarI Z. oilico. Tie cer,-
monies took place in the Court House
before Il iargo aud enco. Speaker
Cooper of tue Seuute called the meeting
10 order. Chaplain L. W Gibson OF
tered pray &c. After music ~ The band,
Jna Gayp.rut.e,--t delivered Lls a''
dre.s.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-16
New AINlG

TIE American Tea Company viii
open a new store a. 7C3 MBrke6 'Lrcet,
on Saturday, auder The manager 1t al
tuN uUlui&lat1 wei Huuwu SoGng
lea MrrcDIu', nm jackson.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-16

confined ~ HIS bad six weeks WIFI Nor-
ruyIal Rheumatism, La htrU "DHrely
cared pi'h 4 + s. Ch'ss g.. Terry,
CNst,.roOgs, Tent ,r,ce 81 IrA us
Ter bottle OF = trugg sta
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-16

FRESH virus avery day 'rom the fAt nos
Vaccine r. ysiciansA aud others supp l.ed
The psur ~seciontsd free. n. Is, Mor
r.son, NJ. D., 2ld and King streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-16
FIFTH EDITION
STATE LEGIKLATURI.
ahevs session Yesterday Ai,.,
no0n-Lihpasisa Ksposs.

oVOo- Boo - WuVvUe
Special Correspondence Of the RErrm,o.
DOVER, Del, January ID, 1855
Pursuant TO adjournment, the Senas
was called to order ut 4, =. m, speaks
Cooper In the chair.
Mr. Cooper gave notice Of bill 10 =.
enact an act " incorporate tho Honl
for Friendless and Destitute Chidr-.
Mr. Lavender gave notice OF biz
Incorporate the Peninsular Bone a.
Fertilizer Company.
On motion OF Mr.. Chandler. tbs B.
entitled an act to incorporate the bl
moud State Organ Company, was ia
= second tims and referred to the CT
mlttse On Corporations.
MIR. Cooper ,unoduced and had Il,
= bill euli led an act to vest q tie.
y certain piece Of land, with the hQ
ings thereon erected in the town Z
New Castle, - Trustees, for the IA
pose named IN the bill,
Mr.. Betts gave notice OF the foOns
ing bills:
An act 10 IL corporate tho WING
ton Pioneer Coach Company; al act
amend an act entitled an act 10 lDme
pora'e the Delaware Beot Sugar
Papy
Mr.. Betts in,rod lced and had Tea
bill entitled an act Incorporating
National Dredging Company.
The report 81 State Lios@fiah hrusE
was read ana feieteh" l" spo''''
inittee, composer * Messf".I erfy'Lr'A
ana Comsgys.
! Bus Incorporating i'e"o'"'l pa
1 Hotel company anh V"atinR
non Oh Lake Avenue, Ise,oooth' rs
read secora time ana referred
Mr 'n"7eyH gave h'I''o ~
incorporate the haai-oh st'e''
stables, wilmington. a..
: Mr. barlo" gave n",'ce Vi VI" Y
incorporate the aware DAY Il
Union.
The rrfort OF hia~ l. ofa''"u
hey, as teaa III tHe i,oie' L"n
Interesting s'at'slicn OF inc cohd''iy
the sta'e Llnr'ry' me fo',oL, ''''
that the Library contained II, 49, -
compete 'ei OF DON ,Ge o'h'F "
= House lonfn"is ON ''@, sath 'o.t
ii dpd IL OF tie Rouse "ud - anu
inc n"n'"' avn" J.u'"..'' oo,Hh
up of the journals FOR the years ~
+ mentioned
The report recommends INC eh''
men OF ths 'Ip'"iy' " ~ 70 va.
in"e4 '"tc' wv W. o ,ha a.
; l'ore"I NV" p'auo vi an ;,c,cs.
j.. 'oF'' "'' w. a. a.. a, N
snnn W ~" ar,1l fnr m. 4
s'oo Lraxian -
'f'''"' - -, ,b, Il
"ts,n',o ,,".;,;on ~
sd ga. 70 -. ,Iara.,n.r, INT l.ay.,
: u 'uo /" US 'nl' Ho a. -.
!n''''.' '"I.I ,n rr..or,,,,,S
, w. n'a'a'D'' .H.nd;i cnrdi,,o,
iho'. 10 ;" . 1870 1879 vt,b any
-, a. ,,,,rv
u IN, ~, ,"'s'' ~ 49,. ,,,,;c} 4
= ~ Ia, ,.,I Il
4ons.n! ~ ,h. T,.,s,r.,,E
, 'o",o ~"'. , 49,. tnc,na,,a IN.
> coun'' siu w.
" Ino riNoo w ~ ,,h b.,r
", &C.,. :, ~ mn, nccss,a,
vtou".y s, y, a.. .n5i,nr,
u give 'no "''"''" w '"'
a. Po,,. Ind NJ
ii WI SVopoi So rrm,r,n. A.,
ID Co., Lar husband " N
% ing hrr li'hi ii'' N"'''''
70
"a ih9 hoo'e was oAsn y, . uUoo' E l."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-16
oOvsRHoa srOCKLBY.
Ms lssuguPsl Address nsIoss
,so l,eSisl ssuPs To-day.

Governor Stockley In his Inaugural
.adress before the Legislature to-day
al YES evidence Of \ progressive spirit
and a desire To meet fairly theVaflouS
onestions CT reform that have been aei,
ta,ed. He tirst expresses n's g's'o'u.
ackuog Judgments for the hlgh hohof
conferred and promises "a preserve I'M
tarui.h.d the tar name Il tho state
IT, doing so he relies npon the guidance
Of tho Almighty Ruler OF Lue Y uive's"
in whose hands are the aes1ihie' VI
st,tes and OF men.
n. r,fsrs briefly TO the haryests ana
n,o.n4rity OF the State ~ cause Iof
cor gratuIation' Nth
"rh. recent political contests, WIN
hair r.sults. in this and other states,
clearly lead us TO expect aud nope tna'
,ha nropl. will insist, with fresh ehtr-
gv and rene wed devotion, upon iaith-
m and honest al miuistraiion OF ntate
affair, IN all lis departments. aud we
her, pp,ut with pride TO the complete
and fin enforcement by the people OF
| n.,agare Of the safe, economical, Jus'
| and honorable management by her pun
lie s.rvanta, for a period OF ueails q
nuArtcr t century, press ming t'-uA1
a re,,rd Of high financial credit aho
/ state honor, uururpassed by any o
her ust.r states In the L nion
| The Governor congratulate the pto
,ls ot tA. State on the prospect OF tarli
retoru solnuch needed by agricn turist
and sLip builders. Atter a couple O
nara TIA, his favoring civil service itiorn
the Governor passes ON TO con'iatre.
ro>srIrurloNAL AMENDMENTs.
re,.rr.rs 10 tuIs subject he says.
~ uonlt advice that there he All II
cre,se IN roth ntau ches OF the Geuef'
Assembly. - that NE nouEo "ha
,...r. Of more than thrt
N ur.I-. -ur zane to u" hIn I'h"'
, ,air'y apd qI'ta"0g bet W.T. me s'''
al ra.l,,s,., aud me Seat" net 3" c'l
ssrur rq. q, tam fifteen Iur"' H"'s, rtc
cou..ry having an 'la"' "hlo'
ltte,.,.f-...i. ewing mat III" o"na
lsh9u.i u.u.r property hs considered n
1 r.,r..rr'Altvp 0f 'errlt Try, rather Una
40 u.at OF and Ia its organization u
\ sgu,d .ur 4e better protrcl. On % u
a iltrrt-.s oG nuuorl'les. Toe Er""
J and ,prur;an,s Of Me city" Nilmlh
ION. Il On whiru we all lo"k vi h prl'
a,d = mirat4ou as be metropolis
II iopr Eta =, on Il claim especial aI'e
uuu N tho distribution .! ne pr'F'''
increased rrprttentaii"n''
should these Suggestions be ad"p e
! the Gt1,rrIur spErrsts 'uat The r"Shlh
oifnr .pr-,atlr bs limited b. nix
ld,y-, ~ nl.n he decm"d ample to ''@r
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-16

~
Duvag wiz q" ,ry"ded VII
to witn--s 10, l.ansural Crrep
The MauEuGl Ball promise
fine affair. O7er 900 invitatl0L
been sont ont.
sleiablnR is fine here now, u
YRS u fd6t horses engage III i"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-16
HOUSE
l)ON Eit, ia.

DOW R, JHu
Hpusr met at +p. M, Speakr'
III tho chair.
Hr. Barlow gave notice OF "
provide for Tho erection aud use d
at certain railroad crossings IL ID
wine ltuudrGU-
Nj. COmegys Rava notice "i :
incorporate the J0UrnGyinen b..
rr'J Protective and Eenefcla. \
ton, Of Wilmington.
The bill TO enable William Die
convey certain real estate VI
twice and referred.
Mr.. Cooch gave notice OF
the erection OF a safety gate at
station.
The auditor's report was pr
The bill incorporating the j. a
Ton company, Of Newport, was
hrst time.
Senate bills amending seen
chapter q, Revised code Clnc'
Sherifrs bond) aud amendI.t'
II, chapter 307, vol. II, La"S d.
ware, Debating to Insane cog
Incorporating the Delaware 4
Company Incorporating the ;.
| Mor,oy Il Cause Company, aI'
ing section 10, chapter 49,,
| code Giving tue state ten char
capital ca ses) were read d sec}y'
land referred.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-16

VIVA NTE.D-BOAR DERS. FVRNlSH-
w ed or unfinished rooms with board.
Dcslrablc location. q el0 French 1t. jl1-3'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-16

The above goods are all
the best and most reliable
brands Of MusIIns, and can
be bought on Weekly or
Monthly instalIments.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-16

NTEU--TO RENTA nov 81 WITH
w few acre Of iand, outskirts OF Will
mington. Write location, terms. etc, to
"NlCHOLSDN," this office. li0-ot'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-16

INOK KENT -lHhhtLAW . ht' ~ J! ~ ~
,,rr, Wilmington. nrI 5I6-i
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-04-28
Health Is Wealth!

DIR. L. c, VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT: specific for Hysteria, Dir
illness, Commissions, Nervous Headache,
Mental Depression, Loss of Memory,
Spermatorrh@a, ImpOtency, Involuntary
Emmissions, Premature Old Age, caused
by Over-exertiOn, self-abuse, or Over-in-
diligence, which leads to misery, decay,
and death. One box will cure recent
cases. Each box contains one month S
treatment. One dollar box or six boxes
for five dollars; sent by mail and prepaid
on receipt of price. We guarantee six
boxes to cure any case. With each order
received by us for six boxes, accompanied
by five dollars, we will send the purchas
or our written guarantee to return the
money If the treatment does not effect
cure. Guarantees issued only when
the treatment is ordered direct from us.
Address: JOHN G. WEST 81 CO., Sole
PrOprietOrs, 181 & 1873 Madison st. Chica-
60, Ill. Sold by all druggists.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-04-28
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY, APRIL 20. 1889.
The Dakota Craze.

For the benefit of Michigan people
who are suffering with the Dakota
"craze," we make the following extract
from a letter written by Mrs. Wright to
friends 1t this city. Mr.. Wright was for
many years faithful emplOye in the
Republican Office, and he and his family
we're highly esteemed for their many
good qualities. Mrs. Wrights letter is
dated April IL. and she gives the follow
ing brief summary of the situation !:
at does seem good to have it little
warmer. We had a slight shower day
before yesterday, the first drop of rain
since the fret of last November. II has
been too cold to do anything since then
but blow and snow, and snow and blow
But the beautiful has turned to mud.
Oh, the mud. the mud, the nasty mud.
Youl find 1t when riding clear up to the hub;
At the door in the morning its presence you
And y"S'li ind it knee deep on sidewalk and
street.
The women all have to wear rubber
boots here. Oren's birthday was last
Friday, and / got up a little surprise
party of the neighbOrs, but none of Mr..
Nugent's people were able to get here,
with the exception OF himself, on &C.
count Of the mud, although they live but
block away. That was before we had
any rain at all, There is not one per-
son in hundred who likes 1t here.
have heard many say this spring: ''Pll
not stay here another winter If have to
walk out" People who have all their
money invested, and cannot get away
crack up the country until they can gel
some poor innocent tinker to buy them
out, and then they take breath of re-
lief, and skip for their old homes.
have lived here long enough to see thu
difference between tweedle dee anf
tweedle dunn and none of my friends
will be hoodwinked about Dakota by my
writing glowing descriptions, for
know that they are better.Off where they
are. The eastern people say: ut mus
be q paradise out there for all the pa
pers say So Little do they know tina
these newspaper men get paid hand
sOmely for booming the country. Som
parties wanted Oren to 90 to new
place and commence the booming, pro
cess for them, but he said he wOul,
rather 60 back east and start paper. l
he could not make as much money h
would have clear conscience, so 1 pre-
sumo we will be home in time to ca
peaches with you. In the meantime W
ask you to hold the fort.'-"Lansin
Republican.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-04-28

ROSA received through the mail
small box, and although editor of the
United Irishmen, he was afraid, and said
cit might contain some Internal machine
or dynamite, sent lby some British min
ion to destroy me-" Dynamite isn't pop
ular with the fellow who has job set
up on him. The box contained saw
dust.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-04-28

DANBURY, Sac, county, Iowa, was
struck with cyclone last Saturday
evening, destroying property, injuring
people and creating the usual panic that
these dreadful terrors invariable intro
duce.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-04-28

Democratic ticket for 1884; President
Carter WattersOn, of Kentucky; Vice
President, Henri Harrison, of Illinois.
Platform: Everything free, including
gin and chin.-Philadelphia Press.