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Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1883-10-31
Frosted COFCs
Indiana Farmer.

We regret to learn that the corn that
was injured by the carly froses and was
cut up to save it, is in some places being
damaged in the shock. If the damage
is slight il will be better not to disturb
it; but to let it remain in the shock till
the winter fairly begins. and then husk
and sort it, feeding the injured corn to
cattle and hogs as fast IS they can con-
sumo it. But If large proportion OF
the cara are damaged. it will be advisa
BILE to husk it at once, selecting out that
which is least injured and putting 1t into
narrow, open cribs-rail pens DO very
ell. In this condition most of II Will
ave, and especially II the weather In
thu early part of winter is cold ana dry;
Tho damaged portion should be spread
On ary straw or hay in a ventilated nov,
49,. there il more of it than Will make
. law s-x inches deep, cover il with
layer of ,..y straw, foot thick, and put
. second layer of corn above; and so
alternating straw and corn, till all is
stored. In this way most of it will keep
till fed ont.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1883-10-31
A Lightning Photograph.


A gentleman from the country Informs
~ that while coming to town In his
wagon few days ago his little son
called his attention to q picture which he
said he saw in window of the house
ON University avenue occupied by N. G.
Clifton. He got down from his wagon
and examined the window, and found
upon q pane of glass an excellent photo
graph likeness of the late Mrs Bowyer,
the mother of Mrs Clifton. The family
had never noticed the picture, but recol-
lected that many years ago Mrs Bower,
at the occurrence of . severe storm,
while seated near the window, had been
somewhat shocked by lightning. Sever
Il similar cases have been reported In
this country.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1883-10-31

An officer in q Russian regiment OF
sappers, Lieutenant Kondinoff, has in
vented an instrument for the certain and
easy in.ercepsion of telegraph messages
In time of war. The wire from which it
10 desired to steal dispatch. IL cut and
promptly Joined to . small box contain
ing the new machine. II then immedi-
ately transmits the message to roll of
paper. which can be read upon the spos
or sent to headquarters. The box. which
weighs only about seven poondss also
contains An instrument for sending fAls<
answen 10 the enemy.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1883-10-31
Died Under Conviction.
New York World.1

An English clergyman recently
talked his dog to death. The animal
had killed two hens on Sunday, but
buried them insufficientlv, which impru-
dence led to his detection. The clergy
man grasped the situation with a firm
mind, and instead of soundly drubbing
him-a punishment which charitably
inclined people would have advised
took the brute into his study and
preached a new sermon-something of
masterpiece, by the wagon Nicious
Propensities" There was no one to in
tercede between the hapless canine and
his cruel tormentor. The discourse
occupied in its delivery just seventy
two minutes. After its conclusion the
orator complacently anticipated the
sensation it would produce on his con-
gregation the next Sabbath. and went
away to another town to transact some
necessary business. When he returned
he learned that the dog was dead. The
simple minded minister was thunder
struck at the deadly effect of his burn
ing reproof "Remorse." he said, i'm
pressively, has killed my dog.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1883-10-31

How like the echo Il the human ~.
tenn. If we speak kindly the echo =.
swers likewise. II We care for orr -. ~
fem we have good health. Hve ;aay ~
natures laws We insur Ill health. Ell
all troubles of the sOnach, liver b,ooJ
or kidneys, use d. Jones' Red Glove-
Tonic. It speedily 0es dyspepsia. Coz.
tiveness, bad breath. paes. pimples. aene
and malaria diseases por appetlta. Low
spirits, headache. anfhakes the genera
health excellent be taken by the
most delicate. PricA0 cents, of J. n.
Wampler. 4
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1883-10-31

10 al who are suffering nom the errofe
and indisxetions of youth. nervous weak
nesa. early decay, loss of manhood. &c,
I viii send . recipe that Win cure you.
YK1 on cHAAaR. This great remedy
vas discovcrod by . mianonAxy In South
2@ak-nAannnod auHel-
ID. New York City. ocA17dAvtf
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D. +. Collin. . eember of police.
seventh ward, Ready. Pa. talks this
way: Suffered se{ly from rheuna.
tism; nothing did INDY good till 1 tried
Thomas Electric oil It il pleasure to
recommend it.
Sold, wholesale 4 retail, by A. g.
Luken d Go.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1883-10-31

A party of italian scientists have Just
returned from an expedition to the
south Pacific, having proved to their
own satisfaction that race of giants
ing over Terra del Fuego they found
human bones of marvelously large size.
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COUNSEL.


Epsk up-not down. The nists that chm
Strive with pale wings TO make sunwaru
flight;
watchfnl and glad, il lifted 70 the light
rhe strength that saves comes never from
the ground,
ant from the mountain-tops that shine
around!
Look forward, and not back.s Each lost
May be step upon thy chosen pain,
Somewhere in willing trust the future
hath
Near and more near the ideal stoops to meet
The steadfast coming of unfaltering feet
Prina Donna's Relatives
Gen. Lew Wallace is figure In liter
,ture and politics that does not become
INV less bv reason of his absence 1t Is
not generally known that he is broth
.r-in-law of Zelda Seguin, the great
,ontralto A correspondent from the
northwest tells about it In the following
ashton:
'Tr5fimraat, Dave Wallace during the Abb
law Dfh-<>ad lad a talk with
s1ason, and Is good man 10 chat v.,Rhtis
IL Wallace served last year as traas'
uIsf 1or the Max Strakoscb comnanS
Ano Is Just now arranging for Co.
Pany under his own manaoemen+ Iii.
aus wife as the star. WIN
r. wallace, by the way. ia mo-,
- rather noted connections His fathan
d. one time governor of In,I;ano
T 1uu man honored by his Constituency
ns wen known author of s.Tbe Far
- ana ben Hur"-two widely raad
Lew Wallace. is bro.bar
IT,. anace Is now serving as Unitad
=; s minister to Turkey. and With
u ' "ue' Is living at ConstantinonIa
"aiiace-that is, Mrs. Lew Wi
~ IKE her husband, a verv GRACE
Ill ser' ana many of my readers viii
-. series OF letters in The Cen.
-. nSAAtne year or two ago. LOT
-, =, from New Mexico and Ari2ona
- , sely sarcastic ones. One of NJ
aaces most noted relatives IA he
IA hnihg and model wife. Zelda Sc.
ILL., VINO shares the honors with Mic.
- curing the present season of
,sisn opera. Mrs. Zelda Seonin -
: : u 'he most noted living contraltoS .
nei performance in the @GynsT =
-. 10 irovatore' is one of fba
% Zee eces o. acting and singing that -
generation. sage In
2 talking with a member of the Al =,
, company about Mrs. Seg11;r ~ AZ
! very hearty tribute to her relic VA
!, pr.hhcipies and her pluck in adbe1- 'o'
~ VEN shen' The Strakosch company. .
= w. .hom she was travelling. was =
for 20 open the season year or two -.
the LOUIS theatre. On reach. nes
,sa le city the manager was cd.
ised of fact with wh;as tor
mad not been acona;ntea sem
NAT was that the opening was aS IA
'ed for Sunday evening NJ
n, who had leading part, refused
nlnr and the, the doors of the no Il
It's She found the COMIC
20 appear in an Indians city
= evening and q QUE sRo6ded
With It. as she Wouldn't r.I.
with a troupe that did not respect Luxe
hhath
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1883-10-31
why - DowDeassf

TINE Won are in . miserable condition-
YOU are weak. pallid. and nefvooA lou
can mot sleep ct night nor enjoy your
v,kina hours: yet Why lose nea1' ~
:. the druggists bottle OF bufooek
piood Bitters- They viii restore you %
health and peace Of mind.
eold. Wholesale and RETAIL oy 4. q
I,akm = 90.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1883-10-31

Mr.. T. W. Atkin8irard, Kansas
writes: 81 never hesit to recommend
your Electric Bittero my customers
they give entire sahction, and ar,
rapid sellers" Elect Bitters are thu
purest and best meme known and
will positively cure dney and Live,
complaints. Purify tblood and reeu.
late the bowels. Ndmily can afford
to be without them They will save
hundreds of dollarsl doctors bills
Sold At fifty cents a b by A. @. Lu-
Ken q 20. g
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1883-10-31

a,d other famous women have Won
IMITATION for facial beauty. A nne
.nmnlexion makes one hardsome, even
.honoh the face il not of perfect mould.
onraock Blood Bitters act directly upon
the circuiation, and 10 give the SKIN
cIe.rness and smoothness otherwise uns'
Sold, Wholesale and retail, by a. .
L,uken 4 90
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1883-10-31

me best sea'th can truly be SAID of
onggs CLINE Salve, which is q sur.
cule Ior bruises, scalds, burns
woInos andl other sores. VIII poe;-
Cseiy cure ne, letter and all skin erup.
:: ous. Try , wonder healer. Satisfac.
0 1aon gaarAs3d or money refunded.
Vnay 10 ana. For sale By ]. N.
paod. mrCh 2OdAvkf
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1883-10-31
BnkIea's Arnica sa,ve

Inc erkest medical wonder of the
"olld. arantsd to speedily cure
. Dulns' oreea cuts. ulcers, salt rheum.
ae ,eI son cancers, piles, chllblains,
coln, teftd chapped hands and all skin
otuPuons. Guaranteed to cure in every
Instance, ofmeney refunded. % cents
pa COX. hr sale by A. g. Luken q
wv dAW If
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1883-10-31

Has been using your 6uock Blood Bit
tes As q liver remedy. 2 find them veEy
efficaclous.n Charles I Ainsworth, II
Vance Block, Indiasapfs, Ind
Sold, Wholesale and -esail, by A. 9
Luken & 90.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1883-10-31

Persons whoee lungs are impaired, OF
who have throat diseases should not 10
to the sea shore, - the air is always poi
scnous to such troubles Use DR.. BiRe-
lows Positive Cure, which cures these
troubles of the throat. lungs and bron-
manentiy. TfIn -u6asnes--Aa->.Aaee
Wampler.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1883-10-31

10 20 A. G. iuken q 90. for XSa
1~.'s Nsss Nsis~s1 Dyes. For bright.
usss and durability of color, are unequal.
~ Ooior from 1 to 8 pounda Direc.
aons In knRlish AID German. Price Ia
censs. For sale Wholesale and retail a
4 g. Luken a Co.t, eah1 ate
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1883-10-31
BAD, BAD, BAD BLOODN

Some blood bad because poor because
does not poison the mosquitoes who bite Them
he nch red color OF good blood the which
Blood which has not enough iron in it unsatisfactory The
The efforts Of chemists produce preparation iron which
can be asaed with the blood have resulted in that perfect preparation
which is important It
the desired good ~-AZ/c~-~ ~~- -
Weak poor thin blood be made r and strong impure
blood purified by the Of that B,ou
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1883-10-31

Look sharp when yolkin breaks ont
IN Pimoies' ana use enn's Sulphur
Soap.
aiils aair Dye, oiator brown, Soc.
Coidens Liquid beePnic IL admire.
Oily 40 apted for femaia lelicate health.
Coldens; no other. y hggists.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1883-10-31
wv Wi1c,e ye7Vo0s Af1ecsaon.

Wy Wife, Nervous Affeesi0a.
sWe had ceased to hope that my wife's
nervous affection could Be cured, writes
Rev J. A. Edie. Of Beaver, Pa MANY
physicians failed to do her good, but
samaritan Nervine has cured her" At
a-nQgists. o,t9om,w.fAw
-1W0aso W0R0 SyH1p.
Infnthoie, eass-a>aa hArmlnDN oQGAnD.
e0natipoasvs. D~O.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1883-10-31

r.. an" Tor the war of 1919, leaving
JUST "oo who are pecuniarily benef,.d
=" account of the late -,
non' Now when we ra,,.,.I--
a. over two thousand men from, -
county We're soldiers in the lac,
IN VI lnem died in the service
il does o -. anan are now receiving pension.
try is concae ppea :. a. far as our conn |
h. concerned, that the oove,nn,".
oeen over hbe raj to those vb., ..I
oreastwork between sIs- 'ooa
om- Then it is probabla thy. sno
~. soioiers have died since 1ses ~. w
q, III IS, received In the service. m.h,n
war - ooo oeatns as the result of ,he
Of a.. pensioners on account there ,
A.: nod to these 40 the wonnJas uole
oisabled from diseases coyt,so. nueo and
vice. and how worse tha, oss. - 'ne
ZIG - the charge that too MAN. aal1 E
government county OF the
erors -. onied States can not be too uen. I'll
most trying hour ~ IN It's ~ ~
ne thought of paying sold;er. 49,, nr
Iafs and cents for the sufferinn "a uoi- an
s H.. .nlongh which they passed ia ~ fra
.o LOT reasoning men A..lS. pe
.os ~ transaction there is not a .ana ss
-. - me county who would stand mn a onI few
No suos az In one battle. much lee. ~. thr
go Target Tor rebel bullets for "fhraa | lin.
our sold;a. u',ng the war" for the pittauce fat
re receive as pensioners rela
the government could hoe. A.. pos
.n' even handed justice would M. h gre,
,pp,oached even until every soId;a. at Ii
-. HIe war receives . pension. Tam no
49, II would not be better no. =" diffe
=. suo Iour hundred millions of dol X,
10 ,,..g the soldiers, than to PERM, pie,
- 1s'eriy ruin the treasury At wei spiri
" its rapidly accumuIett. / In a
e,sI. N the over loaded vaults AZ one 9
: aa no hnancier-no one !. 49,. ators
,,. ns rev banks, or gold mine. came
But ASK p MR1e 4thsf need applY. for OF
not intend to do it. it digressed 1aaas :.
RI for ca
cd By the pension list of Wayne coun- and :
10 .'o sn1y -eignt pensioners OF world
Il, seven of them reside In Dublin ixar ~
} man and ak women. Ont Of - .s..s1
y-eight there are but four men, VIE | licences
,kiel Cooper, Samuel Z. Boyd, Cassidy class o
nson and Joseph Latshaw. surrou
{ il possible there have been frAudu leader
pensions issued through the pfocur- | ciates
of unprlncipled pension agents; but is his
Wayne county, it appears from the Jealous
egoing that they have not been over natura
cessful Recent advices from Wash erciseC
ton indicate that Colonel Dudley Is knowl
ming ont some of the most corrupt witted
,nta II in n much needed want. If Gould
order were issued from the pension and CO
eau that henceforth no claims would The r
entertained whicn nao Passeu 'nlouHn tIro
,nts' hands, the purity OF the service This
uld be improved, and the deserving thing
,licants' chances of success notlnlureo. you al
csc gentlemen with unequsled facili' the CT
y should have An opportunity of try too.
their hands as patent right agents or the ce
htning-ro peddlers. g. B. b. end OF
Dublin days
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1883-10-31

an Dresses. cloks, coats, stockings, and
AZ garments a be colored successfully
WI Win the Diannd Dyes Fashionable
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@Sne County Pensfoner..
For the PalIadfuyo

before the pension list was pub,i.b<d
of much anxiety on one side tssee
made snich was to expose the frauds
ton of nsh and their agents Othen
iuss,ce 81 .he Or against the publica-
IS pension listrg it would be in
o oaa md nua nothing to justin.
It.nns. nor the clamor one. ana I
month"; as, 'nere are sss pension. m. ss g.
nly pensions of ONLY .ho1s VINO draw
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1883-10-31

i3;kafien, i4aammation, al
hhlcney and Urinary Ctaplaint.. cured
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1883-10-31

Z. xhree falAs the man he WAS Oe1oEs
be began using .Wellf Health henewef.
81. DruggistA
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1883-10-31

Your cokh il growing worse. That
soreness an pain In the throat and luneu
b increesin. Better get nd of the ab-
surd idea set ANYTHING will cure . cough
or cold. Ansgive Dr.. Wistar's Balsam of
Wild Cnefr;a tria. before It ia too late.
It never 1anso check consumption, and
quickly cart all coughs and colda.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1883-10-31
Wide Awake:Druxxisss

Asass. A. g. Lukea q Go. pre always
alive to their business, and spare no pans
to secure the best of every article in their
line. They have secured the agency tor
the celebrated DR.. Kings new discovery
for consumption. The only certain cure
affection OF tue tmoos~--sa..GhA Colds
ON Q positive guarantee. IiAi oo'e,e'
frea. Regular size $1.OO-
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1883-10-31

CHRoNIc CATARRH Il nave soneieu
for yeazs from chronic catarrn SlA 49,
ago was induced to trJ hiys Ofe.n,
Balm. Relief was inatansaneous, sno.
.,.+;ruad nee has resulted In an almost
eonnleta cure-S II Greene, Book keep
Gteamboet Co, Csttskill. n. 7.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1883-10-31

If you aretroubled with sorea. .cbe.
pains and Rseral weakness of the v.ri
Gus bodily hctions, don't be deceived
by the varios ad vertisements of bitter.
kidney ned1ses, etc, whose certiicate1
of pretsndeeures are often psid for
Put your so in that simple remedv
cslled Dr. Gnott's Yellow Dock -
ing the blodnd Strengthening the vs.l
portions o. Jur body. You viii also
find it veryrfeshing to the br.in and
nervous syer The proprietors receive
hundreds flsters bestowina upon it the
highest RI
The feJ OF many who long suf
fered tro5i aeelsh caused BY an impure
state OF Prod. goea to prove that the
best rem9 io making the blood rich.
red and br identifying the com.
o,her c1ng sores, pimples and
LIE. ael s.. isaases, for removing aches.
i onts, rheumatism, etc. for
Ic.e.slneepower of endurance. for
n e;s ne nd strength to every weak
Ye,ioM body, II DR.. Guysott's
49, ne barsaparilla Its effect
pleeses theer ir every instance. No
oct22d&w2W
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rhave BEEN . severe sufferer from c..
t.rrh for the psst fifteen years, with ole-
tressing pain over my eyes drsauany
The dieease worked down upon my lungs.
About . year and half ago | com
menced using Ely's Cream Balm. WIZ
most gratifying results. and am to aal
Apparently cured T. @. Warren has
land, Vt
| NJ daughter and myself, great sune1
ar. from catarrh, have been cured o
Eiy,e Cream Balm. Ny sense OF SINE
rectorsd and health greatly improved
Ia II. etsnley. merchant, Ithaca, II.
lEasy to use Pnce 80 cents
jan26dm, w,fAwtf
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ADVERTISING RATES.
Ten lines constitute an inch-One
insertion Sl.O0; SO cents for each
subsequent.
Local notices 10 cents per line.
Business cards-nOt exceeding
&o ;nnbas-apd paper ner month
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-10-06

- IYIAI\ \
ALTON AND ITS PATRONS. TT
rOBER 6, 1883.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-10-06

no other man than Chester A. Arthur
Now. We defy any man to say that thu
Irishman is inferior. Why not the pool
Anglo-African, who has been so much dis
pissed, not for the hsr m he has done, but
for the good. Follow In the Same wake
you may say the time has not come We
say it has? The apparent revolution is .hat
the time has come when the democrats ol
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-10-06
HIHSd tAfeteV IN HIS SC"'c' 'o


driven from the state, they are coming here
| from everg southern state aud succeeding
admirably. The system of employment
suits them and if they want to buy land
we have 1000 acres which we are selling
in twenty and forty-acre lots. We have as
many privileges there as any people in the
United States, and while think that NJ jor
Calhoun charges an eXhOrbitant price for
his land, L endorse his system rs the best
ever devised for our people,
He was ably seconded in his declaration
by G. w. Keats. of the railway mail SER
vice of that state, Who said that s cOlOred
man could get employment on a railroad
AS easily as anybody else if he We're sober
and Industrious:
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-10-06

|DlOl\.
,RMS-$1.5O IN ADVANCE.
Vol. 4. No. 80.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-10-06

, S!SsI Szsz
DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF EDU
SK., SATURDAY,, OC
A RESOLUTION OF INQUIRY.
At the Colored National Convention a
resolution of inquiry into the causes
why colored people wero driven out Of
Kentucky, annoyed HolIinsworth very
much. lie said no such condition
- ofntn il h..
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-10-06
1U1Icans muSt recOyI1Ze The negro

troll of the national government, or the re
pcbiicans to retain it. Now thc republi
cans offer us the second highest place in
the gift of the nation il we will select from
among ourselves s:rong man thst can
consolidate the black vote of the south
and carry some southern states in 1894
and the solid colored vote in the north
which Is required to carry the republican
PARTY to victory. The strongest men we
| have are Dougigss at the north and Pledg-
err at the south. Now we leave it with the
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-10-06
was broken open at midnight,
| ,,l kho ,L;jJ.,n k,oknn -,

mercitully, and were run away
from home. Their mother being
a woman with only one hand was
knocked down and beaten. The
old father of the house received
the same treatment, and we
have had frequent violations OF
! law Of which no notice has been
taken when the negro is the in
jured party.
Arnold made his statement be-
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-10-06

-
l AI OIAI

BY MANSION PUBLISHIl
New SERIES.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-10-06

ANOTHER NEGRO MUIR
.---- DERED.
Special to the MANSION.
CAMDEN, ARK. Oct Joe
Sanders of this place Was shot and
cut to death by Frank Arnold, a
white man, resident of this town
and an ex-policeman, who had
been accustomed to treating col,
ored people very brutally, On
last Saturday evening he deliber-
ately shot Joe Sanders and then
stabbed him twice, and left him
on the road in the sand to die
like dog, and the murderer was
not even arrested. Whenever IL
white man shoots Il black one it
is always in sell defense.
Only few weeks ago the
house of a poor helpless family
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-10-06

POLITICAL CORRUPTION.
1t is now pretty definitely settled that
Judge Hoadley's nomination by the de.
mocracy OF Ohio for governor, cost tina,
thin-skined patriot not less than $4,000
and that not less than $4,000 was spent
by the Enquirer people and the friends of
Gen. Ward for the same nomination be-
fore the state convention. And now comes
the Cincinnati Enquirer, by Johnny Nc
Lean, editor and proprietor, of the same,
and accuses the Hon. George ii. Pendle-
ton with spending $4,000 in an effort to
capture the Hamilton convention in his
own interests. Then comes the News
Journal, PendletOn, & Co, with the coun-
ter charge that Mclean and his followers
stuffed and packed the wallets of the self
same convention with new crisp bank
bills to such an extent that when they lef:
the hall OF the Highland House, they re-
RpmhlP1 mnthpr m - iIor,-i,
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VOlLCH IO| L INOItCCIIIO7I.

| No. 937.
Land Office at Little Rock, Ark, !
September 3, 1888. !
AlOTICE is hereby given that the
N following named settler has
filed notice Of his intention to make
final proof in support of his claim
and that said proof will be made be-
fore the Register and Receiver at
Little Rock. Ark. on October l1th
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-10-06
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TGCO A STATE JOURNAL
LITTLE ROCK, Al
lOUR TRIP TO LOUISVILLE, (kYJ AND
RETURN.
On Wednesday, September 18th, at
3:l5 pm, according 10 an
nouncement, We left via the Men,
phis and Little Rock railroad for the great
Louisville exposition, and to attend the
meeting of the Colored National ConVen-
tion, accompanied by NJ. NJ. Murry, OF La
faystte and c. A. RedOnt, of Morriiton.
We had very pleasant trip through IN
twenty-fOur:: hours, arriving the ex-
position ground ut 4:3O pm. the next day,
Thursday, where we had a full view of the
ex position building and scenery, as we
passed. On arrival at the depot we met
George E. Jones, OF the firm OF Jones Bros
Park hotel, 2OO2 corner 9Th street
nd