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TRAIN WRECK.

Tz1ER, Tex, Oct. 19.-Parties ara here
from the scene of the wreck on the East
Line narrow gauge railroad last night, two
miles east of Sulphur Springs. One lady
and two children we're severely injured.
There were , umber of other passengers
aboard, several OF whom were quite badly
hurt. The recovery of the lazy is doubt
full. Ths ain acFed was a freight, was
moving hteen mill, Der hour when
struck by clone, bio n over and al-
most completely de-. lIshe
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GOOD DAY FOR HANGING.
E0E-T. VEGODEY ERECCHES SEM 10
GLORY BY TIE H4EGMAN.

a Texas Negro CoEIesses His Crime ard
Goes to Wear The Golden Slippers-The
New York TOmbs the Scene of IA Execu-
tion-A Number of Fatal ARRAYS and
Other Criminal Matters.
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clined, at the suggestion of Conklin, to
answer any questions as to deals in Cen
trail stock or any other matters as to which
Dinsmore had nothing to do, or Of which
he was ignorant.
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"ROUGH ON RATS
Suit to Annul a Lease,

Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies, Ems, bed
bugs, skunks, ckipmunks, gophers. l5c. Drug
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DE1EyAy. WIS. Sent. q. 1873

ILLEFASs VIZ: OeJI q 100.
GESTs-I have taken not quite one bottle of
the Hop Bitters. 1 was feeble old man OF rs
when got it. To-day an active and feel
as well as did at 30. sea a great many that
need such medicine. D. BOyCE.
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a field mile from the court house and
tn ere were 10000 spectators.
OKLAHOMA PAYNE INDICTED.

LEAvENwoRTH, HAS, Dot. 18.-Tae fed
eral grand jury yesterday found true bill
against D. S. Payne, better known as
Oklahoma Payne, for conspiracy to violate
the laws of the United States. Payne says
ne desires speedy trial and declares there
is no case against him, as everything in
the way of preparation for entering the
Indian territory and marching to Oklaho-
ma had been heraided II IN many ways,
and that he invariably notified the United
States attorney and asked him to interfere
if he proposed when they reached the state
line and not wait until arr ying at Okla
bona.
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HEAVY DEFICIENCY.

PITTsBURG, Pa, Oct. l9.-County Con-
troller Speer. who has been examining
Clerk of Courts Arch Rowand's books, has
completed the investigation and reports a
deficiency of $4,000 for period covering
two terms of Office.
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.IThe Diamond Dyes always do more than
they claim to do. Color over that old dress. 1t
will look Ike new. Only 20 cents.
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LEGAL.
Notice to Creditors.

Notice to Creditors.
State of Minnesota, County of Ransey-ss. In
Probate Court.
In the matter Of the estate Of Kate Ward Burney,
deceased:
Notice is hereby given to all persons having claims
and demands against the estate of Kate Ward Bur
ney, late of the county of Cook, State of nli-
nois, deceased, that the judge of probate of said
county will hear, examine. and adjust claims and
demands against said estate, at his office in st. Paul.
in said county of Ramsey, the first Monday of the
month of January, A. u. 1884, at 10 O'Clock m;
and that six months from the 18th day of Octo-
Der, A. D. 1888, have been limited and allowed by
said probate court for creditors to present their
claims.
Dated this 18th day of October, A. D. 1883.
MARGARET CHAMBERLAIN,
Administrative of the estate of Kate Ward Burnev,
deceased. oc20-5w-sat
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Boston, Oct. l9-The Beacon park races
were fairly attended.
Point Breeze Races.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 19.-At the Point
Breeze races the unfinished race of yester-
day Was concluded:
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The undersigned can be found at his old office,
No. McCluug's block, Bridge Square. where he
will be pleased to meet his friends and patrons.
29s-94 +. G. BURGESS.
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QUICK WORK,

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 19.-William viii
liams and Francis franklin, two negroes
were indicted for hog stealing and house
breaking respectively. At p. n. at
Frankfort they were put on trial, convict
ed and at p. N. were dressed in CONVICT
gerb and at work IN the pe1itentiarY.
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A Sure Cure for all FEMALE WEAK.
NESSES, Including LeHcorrhGn, r.
regular and Painful RenstruarioI,
Inflammation and liberation of
the Womb, Flooding, Pro.
LAPsUS UTERI, &c.
.Pleasent tc the taste, efEcaciors and immediate
IN its eject. It is great helpin pregnancy, and
Eeves patl during labor and Ct regular. periods.
PHYSICIANS ISL IT AND PRESCRIBE IT FREELY.
E-Fos AL WEAKNESSES Of the generasive organs
OF either SEX it is second remedy that has ever
been before the public and for al diseases Of tho
ErDSE-s it is the Greatest Remedy in the Ford.
sENIDNEY COMPLAINTS Of Either Sex
End Great Relief AZ It's Use.
LYDIA z. INE.EEA5Ts BLOOD PURIFIER
viii eradicate every VeSTigc Of Hul1oTs from the
Blood at the sane time viii give tone ard strength to
1E-Both the Compound and Blood Purifier are pre-
pared at s33 and 20 Western Avenue, lynn, Ness.
Price Of either 81. SIX bottles for s.. The Compound
Is sent by mail in the form OF pills, of
receip. of price, 81 per box for either Mrs. Pikhan
freely all letters Of inquiry. Enclose cent
stamp. Send FOX pamphlet. Mention this Paper.
vLYpu E. Pr-EHbM's LIVER Pills cure Constipa
do1 RAoasness AID Torpdlty o. the Liver - cents
ESslS Sy ali Ncusgists 'ES9 t2
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4 Goop SUBJECT ZOE - HANGnIA,l.

Monroe, Ga, Oct. 19.-Taylor Bryant,
colored, was hanged here to-day for felo-
nious'y assaultingiMrs. Elizabeth V. Soards,
a respectable white widow, on the night
OF August so. The gGlloEs was erected il
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OueTli VI 1tttI1sey COIulys MILL
CFAs E. s 4. G. CTS, attorneys for plaintiff.
Oc20- sat-6w
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A MURDEExss HANGED.

CA1EoUs, Oct. 19.-Margaret Harrison,
coiored, the murderess OF little Lela
Lewis, was hanged here il the presence OF
nearly 1000 people. The woman passed
TIE night praying. On the g9llows she
hgrangued the crowd, asserting her limo
cence and attributing to her own kin her
presence there. She asked all to take
warning by her fate. she hoped to meet
the murdered child in heaven, and also her
own people. Every tub must stand on
its own bottom here. but there I will get
justice" Jesus, Lover of ny Soul" and
Sweet Bye and Bye" were sang before the
sDeech.
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Clerk Board of Public Works.
GQg-ofj2
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WM. LOUIS KELLY, Atty for the Mortgage.
oct13-sat-7w
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4 BURGLAR RAID,

DETROIT, Oct. 19.-Burglars raided the
village of E5telle, Gratiot county, last
night, blew open the safes Of E. L. Drake
and n. W. Tucker. secured $1,000 then
stole fuckers horse and buggy ond made
their way to st. Louis and probably took
the eastern train, abandoning the rig.
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The public and all my old customers are invited
examine the stock.
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Gs n,erst
Malaria aus.

Bebient, lplfte eS rei6lth &c
Sieber tit hamit sebe;!t irprb
sdimorse WrtrsGiett ftattae
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= am "a. iinbet BON 2arebo aus cine
gTeurlion nod 2ampasas, Merifo, itatt.
-ginbre6er brangen in bas 0aus BON
@oque Sameboip in 2arebo, fd]leppten
einem Softer in ben SDf, erbra6en benz
ielben unb erbeuteten $500 in Silber.
- Wdbrenb bic Witglieber Ser Clair
Sect Sruppe in Der Na1t bes 16. auf
oem DEPOT in @alpert Die 9lnfunft bes
3uges erlparteten, itellte cine S6aulpie=
lerln ibr Supelentait6en auf bas Ssa=
mingelims, brebte Ii1 bann I'm, um
li1 gu tpdrmen. 9lls iie liG fertig mad)s
te, ben 3ug gu befeisen, mar oas 6dlt=
den peri6wunben.
-Siram &oiertbal bon Marlin, ber
nit 9interlailung bon S6ulben iif,
mad &ep gBeit begab unb bort perbafs
tet tpurbe, lit nit bem Oampfer Stale
Of 5eras" in @aloeton ongefommen
unb na6 Wlarlin 5uriidsebra6t wors
ben.
= Tor einigen Sagen brannten in
5Dler abermals bier 8ebduoe ab.
: Sn einer GiIenipaarenbanblung
gu grenbam beritedte li1 ein 9ieb stpi=
f1en ben aufgeipei6erien Waaren. .Nah=
benz ber Store abseidloHen mar, fam
er beroor, iu6te iidJ cine. 9ln3abl BON
@ebolpern aus, 0ifnete bic 3biir bon
innsn unb peri6manb nit ieiner geute.
Der Sberiff bon grpam erbieIt
ben Iuitrag, einen Sarbigen Namens
gurleion, Der feline Grau geprdgelt bat=
te, 3u perbaften. BUR. nnterIiiiBuna
nabm Der Sheriff ben giienbabnasenten
Glet6er BON Welborn nit {ib. Ser
Tarbige ipiberiebte li6 bemSheriif, unb
Jlet6er, Der auberbalb Der Wobnung
oes Gritern geblieben mar, 6Iinete cine
Sbiir, um bem Sheriff CUR 0iilfe All ei=
len. Sm ielben glugenbIid aber erbieIt
er BON 8urleion einen SduB in Sic
gruft. gr feuerte nod smeimal mad
benz 6arbigen, ging bann cine Strede
auriid unb itiirate tobt nieber. Burles
ion Hiihtete ii6, tpurbe ieood fpdter inn
Gebli9 aufgefunSen nit elmer Wunoe
i'm lluterleib, bic tootli@ au iein fd9eint.
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@son bate seeabet. Ibelbeib slabte,
feline Yerebtiaufeie bate iie binserilen,
er mar 70 idSn in feinent beilisen Seuer.
Trebp atbnlete tief unb idneu. Der frt=
ide Seepinb itrid leile beriber unb fis
delte ibn bic Stirn, aber ba tnnen in
ieiner 5eele pimmclten fdmpfenbe Sra
zen pie fdeuBlides @ewiirm ourdeinan
Der unb idSne sulblOdise aSpfe, pie Der
ieiner Wfutter, rcllten abgebauen ba3pis
iden bur9. st iprans auf unb mari fd
ieiner Wutter an bic grult. ale IOern
ppdten ibn, er mar auBer fid.
eoie baben ibn erldredt, es mar gu piel
uuf einmal! iaste Nbelbeib belorst gu
Gscn. &onnl, neill &ii,b, ia fibre Did
auf Dein 3immer, bamit Du ausrubeIt.
0fein, labt mid, laBt mid! 1drie Trebp
uno itieB Wutter uno Snfel bon 1id.
Das uuB i9 nit mir allein abmaden.
llnb er elite fort, 70 ldnsll ibn iein lab.
mes Bein trus. @r sins mad cem 2ans
bltnssrlue uno mari liA in ben aabn, Der
bort onsele9t mar unb iuie ein ltnsebulbis
ses Pfero an leincr aette riB uno 3errte.
QeII, HlesH VplI, Da3 tIl Die 2Ca1rDett,
mas icu i'd slanben, men ira i'd lieben,
men ballen? rief es in ibn1.
unb nahreno er 10 balas, ianft sepiest
bon benz ansebunoenen &abn, baftete iein
ause in ber flaren Slutb, bic iiber bunte
Sieiel bem nfer 5ubebte.
&leine iilberseiduppte Siiddsn sldn3=
ten ourd bas ieiate Waiier, fubrert luitis
bin unb Der unb ipransen uuf penn fe
nit ben weiBen Bduden ben Sieielboben
ifreiften. Die fletnen niebliden @eIdSpfe
beldifti9ten erlt iein ause, bann iein
Denfen NIT ibrem ftillen barrnlpien Treiz
len unb perbrdnsten bic 3errbitber, bic
ieine @inbilounSsfraft dnsitisteu. NfIes
mar 10 ftscolia uno ,pcnnis I'M Jpn Der.
tgcrtfebuns fUIet)
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~. *.Gei6idli6teit unb slusbauer
iino oft erfolgreid, tpenn Graft ober
gfa6t allein febli6ldet." 9ie 1i1ere
@ei6idlidfeit un6 rubiee 9tusbauer
Die ryieren=Grallt" in bic Melt gebra1t
bat, 1T elm gldnaenber 8etpeis, tpie
iuabr Die Sabel lit. ueberall 1T Die
@nluenoung Der 0fe6isin bonn gldn~
aenolten Gefultat begleitet. Sebe 9ranfs
belt bat ibren uriprung in etipas, unb
ieber CUTE Mr5t tpir6 iagen, baB Der urz
fprung beinabe einer. ieben Granfbeit in
ben 9auptorganen bes menf6li6en 3orz
pers liegt. Nieren=&raat bilft alien fol=
den uno itellt bic @eiunobeit tpieber
her. @fan berfu6e cine S6a6tel ooer
Gla51e.
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= Oie &ab' i'm Sud sefauft!-So
bellft Man6er, Der burh marftibreieri=
f6e gln3eigen BON 9Smnbermitteln ber=
leitet, iein sltes @elo bersiebt unb cine
Yiui6mebiain baburd erbanbelt bat.
60 benft au6 tpobl Man6er, Der bon
benz sroben 0eilmittel 6es Or. g.
Silsbee aegen 9dmorrboiben. .ANAKE-
SIS, lieit. Seib aio oorli6tig, Sbr
2eibenben, unb ienbet erit nod elmer
probe, bic gu6 g. 9teuitdbter & &c.,
8pr 1916, Nem Oorf, auf Yerlangen
foitenfrei sui6iden perben, ebe ibreine
8prratb 81 faufen braudt.~ Sn allen
renommirten Npotbefen su baben.
DnSpspHa ber eeidbrlt6fe Tsino
bsr: @eiunbbeit, ,pi,b but& Anwencun9
bon ,.Aders DnspepHu= Tablets" iurirt.
Bei alien Mpothetern 3u haben.
Jelb.gamereten.
&Otben roitfreien Safer,
8oibea Weisen,
Niearagua Wei5en,
SorgbumsSamen,
Gerite uno &oggen,
WtilletsSamen,
gu perfaufen BEL
12,11- S. 2anba.
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Eeras
ltnisre staatslesislafmr.

@u tin, II. San. Ser @ouperneur
f6idte Dem Senat folgenbe grnennunz
gen elm: S. %. 8ains, 5taatsIefretdr;
Samts $. 8urts, @ebiilfs- -9lnwalt; 9r.
u. 81. Denton, Superintenbent Der syr=
renanftalt; 9r. s. &aimep, 5uperim=
tenbent Der 8linbenanltalt; gol. Sobn
g. Gorb, superintendent Der Saub>
itummen=9lnitalt; 8. S. @oree, @npe=
rlntenbent beg 3u6tbaufes; Sen 6.
Wte@ullo9, Gebillfs= Superintendent bes
3u6tbauies in 9untsbille; .. Sc.
Short, Gebiilfs= superintendent bes
3u6tbauies in gtusf; S. %. Daniels,
Jnipeftor Der Strdflingsarbeit auBer=
baIb Der 3u6tbduier. = sSm 6aule
bra6te 3ofentbal cine Yia elm CUR 9(b=
dnoerung Der Sc. Seftion oes 16. 9lrs
tifels be3iigli6 Der @inmanberung.
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epmptpn,e elmer
2NdfH q. 2iMktant's

Gpmpfpnie einer
u MT b 4 tiAen g E b er.
Ranacf an aspetif, @ebdrn gerftcpfuns.
Edniersen I'M Stcpf init eiilem canpfen @efnbt
I'm Stnferfppfe, SAmer3en uriter ben Shulter<
blafferu, axfaetriebeniein na1 benz Gfiett, init
Mbneisuns segen iene fSrperiihe rter seiittge
9batigtef, rei;taresg Temperament, tribe Stirls
rriiina NIT tem beipuberen @efiihle, irgenb
eiue Nbiiesenheit uergeiien 81 baben, Miioiss
feit, gSirre, @er3ficpfen, 4unfte tcr ben augeIl,
aclbe Saut, iiberbaurt &cpfidanier5en oterhalb
Bel red,ten ahiacB, iiirabiger Shlaf NIT beans.
ffiaenren grariseif, fart gefdrbter tlrtn nro
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Suffs HtiIen ffne fpe;iefi fur bisfc 1dne
bcrrifefs eiHs1pIs rtrnrfad,f einen frIdsenaBedss
fst fm Befnten, taf ber feieente erffaunf IT,.
eie Dermfbren ben dppsftf nne oerurfaoen tieiidss
afdt, ba psr eorper eendbrf nnn eurd ibre tsnifde
srBirfuna nuf tamunaS game elm rcgefmdhts
akS GtnbIgana terspraerufen trirn. greIs Is Gsnts
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SDtcst~1$ O$~~tS "
syteberHoe unb framae
Ieriottett erquidt nnp
@a,to!iegett rerbittet
bur9 8apen nit DOars
Bus Muib.A
lureiitc 2rft unihdbz
li5 9emaHt u. seretni5t.
0ssen SDlint met, sails
ein fihereS Setlrntttel.
Mafsednstgsitofi 3crs
Hort.
Gssen crfrnrctte GiiBe,
sSrnftbeiiIc,t, Sdttt=
orrbptoett, aMfges
riebette Saut &c.
0bet.,tatisn,uS ses
heilt.
Weid)er, tpetberSetnt
Durb ben @ebrau4 beS
rBluihn crlanSt.
G6tifStteber perbntet.
Gum Wetnise,t oes
athens unb Sdtt=
beri, Der Yatne ift
es unifbertreflth.
2atarrb Seltnoert une
5ebetit.
Upic sebeilt.
S}ranotuuttcet1 auf ber
6tele Selinfert.
Tarbett rcrhiitet.
Gsubr tnrtrt.
A5mi,oet, RAID sebeilt.
S& tabe baS nSlutba
mdbrenb unferer iesigen
Smartaafieter 9etmIu=
dung init entiatceenem
Nueen ongeircnbet. SO
lit iiir na8 Sranfen,immer
unerldblim. @m. s.
Gunrfurb, Gprie, alp.
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GarbDs
prop6Q(aCtiC }(ui0.
Gin @ausspistbidjaftS.0e fiir
nu9e,nctncat Santtlien9ebraudj.

8egen edetIam
Tito tDpb5ieJteber,
9tpbfDerie, Gpeis
8 @elHni,, @aI5Ses
a Sf,Wiire, ycGett,
@aicrt, t.tt6 aue
n a.tite6enoen &rahf=
q bctten. 2Ber 3ranfe
+ sebrau6en. @etbes
irprben, t,ed)oes.s oas
ttt8efamoen batts.
Gforbuf furirt.
Sin Wtttel sesen titles
Ride cber PHan3engifte,
Gtthe &c.
D16ett ,iHO Vo&ens
Warbett nerbiitet.
Gin WlttslteD metner
Samtlte betam tie poden.
SD ipenbete GAS vSluib"
an !; ber gattent rerftef
ni4t tn Stese.1ise, be=
bielt fetne podennarben,
tonnte na4 ettpa bret
WpHen ipieber umhers
gcben, iinb bic Gnperen
i'm Sauie blteben pers
iapnt. 80. gartins
ION; Thildbelpbtd.
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9tpbtberie
berbiitet.

Dte 4erste BIER ges
brauaen Darbp8 yTlutb1
NIT srpbem GrfplSe bet
Dipbtberie.
v. 9 tpIle n N erf,
Greensboro, Mla.
0ledbfe duSsetrpdnet.
Gbptertt perhltet.
0ef@tuiire 9eretntat
unb sebetlt.
gei 9ooesidHett icffte
ber 2et4uam tants bes
bautelt irerhea es
ipirb ieben miberli1en
0eru4 perbitten.
Der auS9edet@mete
Mrst Or. s. Martcrs
SitttS, Neir yprt, fast /:
sS4 Bin iiber3eust, sab
grpf. DARIUS grepbps
Tactic Stub etn tpert4.
| pplle8 Desinfieirnng5.
| mittef tft.a
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aIes NatIi&e fir gsrionsrs
sber TamiIien. gebrat4, NIT nber 2200
SuuFtraticnsn, unb ipirb frei mad irsenb
ipsidsr Mbrefie berian6t. @ir berfaufen
aIIe Maarsa ju Gnsros preifen, in
nuantitdten ipte fie Der &dufer tr1nf4t.
Eas sin1ise Snftitut IN Mnerita, tpeIAss
bisiss atr epssiaIitat ma4t. abrefirs.
36o3f8 f8o,iterp 2earo & &c.,
al $50 @steIb ~ss.. gtlesss, 81.
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J mff'6 0 air q y {,

@ rane 8aare ener Z te rsrrsn purd stt etnssees
teripareif &ts 6erfetbt stne atre 8arbe une pirtt
drqerbIict 9u perfdufen tn Gpottcfen CHER mtre nad
Guipfnno bon &Epur6b gtpreb periannt. "a
0ffte as m2urrap Gtrref, RetpsaJprf.
fnr IrfrS GRdnudl merftpcuer fnfertreiiunaen uncl
kuntukr3e5epte roH, pirn etperieneel
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wercen benz Wunbe perlieben bRrd
6 O z O d O N T ),

reld,es Die 3ibne 10 Ell 8, bas 2aenfsiid
rofis uuo ben Mtbem ansene m
nadt. @s entfernt BEN Weirltain rcll=
finbis uup bewatrt fIe Dor Yerberben.
Sci Drceuiffen su baben.
1917 tairii
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n@- -9iamant=6arben felen ole obs
getrasenen unb i6dbigen 2leibungsiils
de uieber auf's Sd6nite Der. perfeet
uno einfad. 10 Gents, bel allen 9lpo=
tbefern.
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A. SCHOIZs
alamu ylalA.......eaH Gnssais
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1883-04-21

Hugh J. Gilmore, of Uniontown,
has been nominated by the Demo-
Gratis of Fayette county, Pa, to the
vacant Dukes seat in the Legislature.
Dukes is still in Uniontown, and ex-
presses his purpose to remain either
there or in the cemetery. There were
eleven candidates, and seven ballots
were taken. The contest was very
bitter, as T. B. Starlight, prothono-
tary of the county and warm sup
porter of Dukes, desired to have
Alex. Hill nominated. Starlight is a
candidate for the nomination for Judge
of the district, and his defeat is con-
sidered fatal to him in his aspirations
for that Office. The election for
Dukes seat takes place April "a.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1883-04-21

The Charleston Ne,os and Courier,
speaking of the next Presidential
nomination. says: Butler is smart
and rich and persistent and it is pos
sible that he may succeed, by dint of
his control of the New England De-
mocracy, in making himself a Dem
ocratic candidate for President. But
our unterrified brethren down East
might as well understand, first as last,
that if they should succeed in nomi-
mating Ben Butler. they would be
permitted to enjoy monopoly of the
Job of electing him. The Solid South
would like very much to see Presi-
dent Arthur succeeded by somebody
who calls himself a Democrat. But
it must draw the line somewhere, and
it will surely draw itat Ben Butler"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1883-04-21

thirty years $50 per cent. No stock
dividends have ever been issued
nothing but cash would satisfy the
ambition of this bloatef monopoly.
In 1869, 5000, 900 was paid in cash as
dividends in 1870, 500, 900; in 1871.
Sl50,000; in 1872, S15O,0O0; in 1873,
100000 in 1874, s55O.OOO; in 1875.
$3.50, 900 in 1876, S65O.OOO; in 1877,
$780, 900; in 1878, Sl50,000. So that
the $4,000 invested in 1848 in 1878
had grown to S4.172, 800. 1t should
be borne in mind that these accumu-
lations are over and above all expen-
ses or sums used from time to time
in killing off bills that have been in
troduced in Congress by the citizens
asking to be relieved by competition
from this great gas gouge. In 1881
this gas company had a surplus of
$685. ready tor use if necessary to
protect themselves against COMPETE
ton from electric lights. with such
monopolies in every city the people
in this country are under a domina-
ton more potent than that of the
Gar of Russia. Member of Congress
and State legislators, known to be in.
terested in gas companies, are mys-
teriously gotten on committees in
their respective houses and all bills
for relief or for the organizing of rival
companies die "a bornin," and the
poor consumers. as helpless as galley
slaves, burn vilainous gas. and pay
four prices for it. Electricity is the
hope of the world, and every advance
in Harvesting it and making it sub
ject to mans behest indicates that
these bloated gas monopolies must
soon see the hand writing on the
wall. The best minds in our coun-
try are experimenting with this new
agent. Over three thousand patents
were issued last year, Edison head
ing the list in point of numbers.
JUNIUs.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1883-04-21

The first instalment of the FIVE
cent nickle piece of the latest design
was received by Treasurer Wyman
from the Philadelphia mint. 1t
amounted to only $500. More are
expected soon, and they will be put
into circulation when received. This
issue of the nickle piece has the word
"Cents" inscribed under the Roman
"V," and is intended as substitute
for the new nickel piece, which bore
no inscription to designate its value
beyond the "V." There are already
about 100000 pieces of this coin in
circulation.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1883-04-21

The Democratic party is divided
between the men who believe in VIM
ming more than they believe in free
trade and the men who believe in
free.trade more than they believe in
winning. This is free country, and
Mr.. Randall has all the rights and
good deal more sense in the Demo-
cratic party than Mr.. Watterson has !;
but it must be distinctly understood
this time that there can be no dodg-
ing between candidates and platform.
The subject is up. public interest is
aroused and the issue must be met.
The Republican party proposes fair
trial to the revised tariff, and no tam.
pering with the conditions of Amer
lean industry. Does anybody know
what the Democratic party is for?