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The Indianapolis journal., 1884-08-20
HntaI ArrIvaIs.

Hotel English: Mrs. g. o. Roach, Mrs. Rich
ard Moore, Kokomo; T. w. Hemenway. lions
vile; James S. Muse, Manila; H. NJ Roberts,
Richmond; s. w Law, Chicago; George Nc
Cormack, Michigan City; j H Anderson Chica
go; s. B, Haley, Jefersonville; w. O. Allen,
Rochester
Grand Hotel: j. A McGregor, Columbus;
Levi Ferguson, Martinsville; r. B. Woolsey,
Terre Haute; "A. j. Thurston, Shelbyville; John
Mug, Lafayette; j. A. Cartwright, Delphi: F. A.
Coffman, Anderson; J. O. Bayless, Frankfort;
j. w. Levings, Washington; j. B. Macy, Rush
vile; G. M. Knox, Johnston. N. WV. G. Hatch,
Chicago.
Denison: J. A. Weiss, Columbus: ]. D. Hills,
Charlottesville; Martin Snider, Charlottesville;
Frank H. Jones, Springfield, Ill d. Cammack,
Muncie; S II. Harrington, Columbus, o.; Z. D.
Evans, Liberty; A. M Stiles, Columbus; b. w.
Taylor, Freeman; L. B. Wood, Plano, Ill.
A. G. Trentman, Fort Wayne; Logan r. Whit
neY, Louisville.
Bates House: G. NJ. Wentworth, Evansville;
D. NJ ]. WALL Buffalo, Thos Wishart, Chicago;
n. L. Rockfeld and son, Springfield; John W.
Ragsdale, Franklin; Dean M. jenkins, E. f.
Kimball Boston: e. Callahan, Robinson l..
Dalton Bedford; @. j. Miner ST Louis A. B.
Voris, Davisville; D. M Calkins, Cleveland;
Thos. Bundy, Tuscolaville.
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-08-20
Assignment Of Henry Tutewiler.

Henry Tutewiler, dealer in boots and shoes,
has made an assignment to william g. Cook for
the benefit of his creditors turning over all his
property, both real and personal His liabilities
are in the neighborhood of 81 900, and his nomi-
nal assets, which include large number Of
book accounts, more than exceed this sum-
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ending at 5 o'clock P. NJ, Aug 49, 1884 as fur.
nished by Elliott Butler abstracters of titles room
No 8 lEtna Building
Sarah A. Herrin to Luther O. Kuhn part
southwest quarter, section 20, township
16 north of range east, containing
20 acres $312.50
Lavina Wanders and husband to James
d. Maxwell and wife, warranty deed to
lots IS and Sc in Elijah T. Fletcher's
second addition to Brightwood -.-.... 10000
John Garrity and wife to Margare A
Kelley, warranty deed to part of outlot
15l, in Indianapolis Observation-Disclosures. 2,150.00
David Kregelo and wife to Henry A.
Pease warmly deed to lot 20 in Youngs
subdivision of outlot 81 in Indianapolis 10000
Henry S. Byers, guardian, to Clarence e.
Vandiverse, guardians deed to part
west half southeast quarter and east
half Southwest quarter, section %,
township IA north, of range east 371.45
Hannah McCaslin and husband to Wayne
township schools, warranty deed to part
northeast quarter northeast quarter
section 2, township Is north range 2
east, containing p acre.--.-....--.--- 10000
Elizabeth A. Greene to Mary R. Shepherd
the east part of lots 2O4 and
2O3 in Fletcher ct al. Is subdivision of
outlots 90, 81 9S an south halfof 81,
in Indianapolis s.--..--.......-.-. 465 90
oonveyances, q consideration $5 69s. 90
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..$5,698.0o
May They Not Love the Ladies?

Harper's Weekly.
Mrs. Stanton and Miss Anthony attribute to
personal hatred the opposition Of Rev. James
Freeman Clarke, Colonel Thomas Wentworth
Higginson, and other advocates of equal suffrage
to the election of Mr.. Blaine But these excel
lent ladies strike unwarily at their own cause.
If such men are actuated in so important mat
ter by so base feeling, for what contemplate
reason do they advocate woman suffragel
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-08-20
PERSONAL MENTION,

Hon w G. DePauw, of New Albany, is at
the Bates House.
Mr.. A. F. Philips of the Kokomo Gazette
Tribune. was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. W. H. Coleman has returned from a four
weeks trip through the West, extending to
California
Messrs Walter and James NJ. Hunt, of Alta
monte, Fla, are in the city and will remain for
about six weeks. Walter Hunt is the inspector
general of the G.. A. R. in Florida.
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-08-20

! was especially desirous that their appraise-
ment should be complete and accurate, and that
it will be am sure. They have personally Wis
tied and inspected over one thousand pieces of
property and what they report can be relied
upon. think the showing they make will be
more favorable than had at first anticipated.
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-08-20
Recaiver 1Yaliaoe,s Ranort.

Il am ready and anxious to make my part of
the reportof the conditioned Fletcher 6 Sharpe's
affairs now said Receiver Wallace to the re-
porter yesterday, but | am waiting for the
appraisers to finish their work. and they assured
me to-day that it would be completed this week.
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-08-20

Secretary Heron, Of the State Board Of Agri
culture, says that tie applications for exhibition
space in the Exposition building, this year. ex-
ceed the number in previous years, and it is
impossible for the superintendent Of the fair to
make the assignments of space as rapidly as the
damands come in
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-08-20

Earned Indianapolis 4; Columbus, 3.
Two-base Hits Smith, Cahill Dundan.
Threebase Ht-Smith.
Home Runs-C Carroll Weihe.
Left on Bases-Indianapolis 8; Columbus 8.
Double Pays-Smith to Fields, Morrison to Robin
son.
Struck Out-By Dundan, s; by McKean, 6.
Passed Balls-Robinson, i; Carroll 3.
Wild Pitch-McKeon.
Time Of Game Two hours and twenty minutes
Umpire-Quinn.
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-08-20
They Never Give.

Northwestern Christian Advocate.
Many men in the church are soul-sick unto
death, and their disease is worldiness They
are unhappy because they can not get more and
shiver whenever a collection is taken or sub
scripton started They never give.
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-08-20
Cleveland,s Long Head.
Chicago News.

We have been keeping very careful watch
upon Mr., s. Grover Cleveland, but we see no in
dication that he contemplates bringing libel
suit for anything against anybody. Mr.. Cleye-
land has singularly long head. ss.a
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-08-20
M. Arthur,s Arm in : siIken slinc.

Saratoga Dispatch New York Journal.
'sThis reminds me Of last winters public re-
ceptions, said President Arthur last evening as
he tied his handkerchief about his neck and
placed his arm in an impromptu sling after one
hours steady handshaking and introductions.
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-08-20
a Ticket yVithont : Ta,I.

Atlanta Constitution.
The Butler ticket has no tail to it In other
words, Ben is running rs the candidate of the
Greenbackers, and whackers with no candidate
for cepresident This is a matter Editor
Dana should inquire into. You can't make
frog simply by cutting off the tail of tadpole.
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-08-20
A Popular Puzzle.
Philadelphia Pr,

Philadelphia Press
We observe that many Of our most esteemed
Democratic contemporaries are publishing the
tariff plank Of their party platform This indi-
Gates the growing popularity of the puzzle de.
partment in the American newspaper
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-08-20
a warning to the Warlike French.

san francisco Post.
The French have captured coaling station
on the coast of the island Of Formosa; but let
them beware of moving into the interior The
Formosans once not only defeated Chinese
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-08-20
Good wishes for Cleveland.

PittsburR Times.
1t is but courteous TO hope that Governor
Cleveland is having good time fishing, and that
he is making good use of his time The suckers
will not bite so well in the fall
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-08-20
Real Estate Transfers.

Instruments fled for record in the Recorders office
of Marion county Indiana for the twenty four hours
ending at o'clock P. NJ, Aug. 10, 1884, as fur
nished by Elliott & Butler abstracters of titles room
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-08-20
JACKSONVILLE FERaALE ACADEMY.

A School Of Literature, Languages Music Art.
8 y tn year opens Sept 10 LOCATION, appointments,
heat, modern improvements Apply early to secure.
room E. F. BULLARD, Prin., Jacksonville, Ill
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-11-11

Die 3abI idmmtli9er ~fransOs
lii9er Yroteltanten betrdet auf @runo Ser
n~eueiten Grbsbunsen $50, 600, BON weI9en
$50, 900 benz reformirten SefsnntniB
seb6rsn, pdbrenb so, 900 2utberaner iinb
unb $50, 600 auf Die Soften Der Snbepens
beuten, 9aptilten II. a. ii9 pertbeilen.
Sin 9erslei9 NIT benz tatbolii9en ges
tenntniB ersibt, baB l Yroteitant auf 50
&atboliten tommt. Son ben 900 protes
itantii9en Yaitoren werbeu 1872 pom Staat
beiOlbet. 8dbrenb bic anbdnser Cabins
uorsiisli9 in ben Oepartsmsnts Gam ets
@aronne, Orome, Sier uno gbarente pobs
men, iinb bic 9utberaner ibsrpiesenb pers
treten in cen departments Ooubs unb
Saone Superieure. Yaris sdblt 40, 900
Yroteltanten nit A Gir6en unb &apeIen.
8as bas Staatssebalt Der @eiili6teit
unlanst, 10 foitet ieoer 9roteitant ben
Staat 2,45 6rs., ieber &atbOIit 1875 ST..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-11-11
Was Der vNlte TriB" iaQte.

5rieorid Der @rOse pileste gu iassn:
vSbutia9en i;nb sOttlide 0iuse". SIS il
cine unbsitrittsne Gbatia9e baB Or.
Eierce's Golden Medical Discovery
(soIbene meoisinii6e gntSstuns) Sas
md6tisite 9ebsrbslebunssmitteI 1T unb
burd ibre einbrinsenoe 8irtuns Serbau.
unsSleioen, Sartlsibisteit, @aH1iu5t,
Nisrentrantbeit, bili0ies Ropipsb uno ans
oere Sranfbeiten beilt, bic trob sessntbsilis
ger Soltsmeinuns brett pom einem erfrants
ten 3uitanbe Der 9eber berribren, iniolse
beiien bic S~bIiesenbeit Der lestersn, bas
SIut gu reinisen, ni3t erfiiat werben fam.
Sei allen Npotbetern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-11-11
y Il Il u IIerIet.
Slider uno Der &ranih.

9lls gli9er bas lette Wal in Goitod
mar, beiu9te er fat tdsli9 isinen alien
S9ulfameraben unb Susenbfreunb, ben
Gommiiionsrat o.. Dieter beiaB ei.
men sroBen &rani9, Der Sans bieB unb
auf benz Sof frsi berumlief. Der Sra,
mid war sesen aIe 6ausbenobner iromm
unO 3utbuli4; oeito bosbufter aber sesen
iolde, bic ct nidt fannie, unb ~beionoers
fonnte er aIte Qeute ni1t Ieioen. Gines
Cages iab Bliider aus benz Ssniter gu, wie
bic iunsen 9eute NIT benz 8rani9 ii9 ned:
ten, i'm perfolgten unb ii1 iasen lieBen,
uno bas poiirli9e Senebmsn oes lansbeis
uisen srauitdtiidsu Sbierss ssiisl benz al:
ten vWari9aa 0orpdrts" 10 wobl, bab er
pI0sIi4. bic Miee i9ief seriift, ben
S9nurrbart ltrei9enb uno aus Der i95nen
lansen Sbonpfeife bampfenb, mittsn i'm
5ofe itano. y@oab meg, gIi9erl"
thirteen bic sSunsen ibm gu: v@Oab meg,
be &rauid is biiiis.y ,Oumme sSunsen!"
brummte Bli9er, yoentt i'll, id fir9te mir
Dor bet geeit2" llnb oamit that er einen
srimmisen 3us aus ieiner Bfeife, trat bi9t
Dor ben BEL ieinem anblif i9on Die Sebern
i%trdubenoen 9ans bin unb itrsfte ibm bers
ausforbernb bic nod bampfsnbe Spite leis
ner Bfeife sntsesen. 5ans sudte ben als
ten Selbmari9au einen gusenblid pon Der
Settle ar, iperrte Johann ben S9nabel
auf unb fnifs! mar gIi9ers i9one neue
Sbonpfeife Serbro9en. vSnfamises gieb!"
rief Ylii1er isbr erboit unb periette nit
Der ladeH 9anb benz Sosel einen berben
&lups. Oo9 bieier nabm bas Ding
trumm unb i9oB i9reienb unb NIT ben
SliSeln i9la9eno 10 wiitbenb auf ben
rWari9au 8ormdrtS" Los, baB bieier, Der
ii9 bes pl0tIiden Infaus gar ni9t per:
fab, taft umsemorfen porben more. Oie
&nabsn wouten ben gosel aurifreiBsn,
absr Der fannie ii9 ieIbit Dor 0utb ni9t
mebr, rannte 3pei Der Sunsen iiber ben
Saufen unb ieste feline 8erfolsuns Ulis
9srs fort uub vMari9au 0orwdrts" be-
gam ii9 nit GROCER GiIe riiduarts gu cons
eentriren. Oreimal iaste i'm bas wiitbsns
be Tbier I'M ben Sofraum berum, nobel
gIider immerfort rief: vaqe Bonner,
elm Weher, elm We6sr!" gnbli9 selans
es inn, bas Softbor idnsu gu Siinen, bin:
bur9 5u fdliipfen uno es binter ii9 ,uSus
i4Iasen. Ierserli9, aber bod ielbit Ias
9eno, aab Bli9er beim 9lbenbsiien ieinsm
alten 6reunbe oas @benteuer gum Beiten,
unb nabm es bur9aus ni9t libel, baB bies
Ter ibn selesentIi9 nit ieinem 8eiieser
aufSos. Der Sans 1T aber nod Iunse mad
gIii9ers Gobe anf benz 9ofe bes Commit:
iionraths berumitolsirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-11-11

CUR Seadtuns! Oortmunb, 90.
Sept. Sine bieii9e Su9orufsrsi bate i'm
Correspondent +. .. o. II. g" cine lns
nonee bstreffeno Mai9inenmsiitsrs unS
Seters 9eiu9 er~laiIsnunb srbislt in ben
eriten fiinf Easen mad erfolstsr Snisrtion
iase unb i9reibe $50 Oiferten, auBsrSsm
nod IL Oepei9sn nit benz @siud nm 9lns
i%teluns unb cine 9lnSabl grpreBbrisfs aus
auer Serren Climber. Sieie 3ablsn beSiirs
fen feines @ommentars; lie Sotumsntiren
Die 6olsen Der 9ebrIinssausbeuterei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-11-11

Mus alter Belt. @iles le Maitre,
eriter Brdiibent bes fran,Oii9en Yarlas
ments unter 9einrid H., bebans fid BEL
Der gerpa9tuns ieines in Der Ndbe uon
Paris selesenen 2anbsutes Defenders aus,
baB Der Yd9ter m ben pier sroBen Soften
nur our Weinleie einen Barren nit frii9em
Strob uerieben. i9iden miiiie, UNI bic Srau
unb Eodter bes Yrdiibenteu ab3ubolsn, ba
bieie Oamen nidt auf gieln reiten tSnn.
ten. 0asesen iei fir BEN Brdiieenten
ieIbit elm gisl gu i~tellsn. Der 9estere rift
bann benz &arren %porauf, pdbrenb Oero
uornebme S9reiber gu SUB nebenber lie
fen,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-11-11
Sbtca9O,
Wtlmaufee
& ct. Saul.

81. bsast unS bsfdbrt ab,r 1900 ysstl,n eiienbabu In
Rorb Saiuois, RiBconin, Riuneisfa, Soma nnb Dototu,
uub od tbrs panpiltuien, .Spetelinitu uno Serbtuounsen
als srobtu geiaditsetutrer bs Roroptftens une bes fes
men @titeus srrei4su, peretsut re uatursemdb bic Bstt4s
nuns short sius- unb IL bic bette Rout, spii4sn:
sbieaso. ysiIpaatss. 81. gaul uns gaiuusapslis.
gbieaso, wdIwautss. pOrtass. sa9rois unb ssiuoua.
Gbteags, wtiImautes, Srionptle, Nbrbesn II. gusubaI.
gbieaso. Wilwautss. eau slairs unb sttupatsr.
Chicago. gaIuautes. @auiau uas Rsrriu.
gbieaso. YilDauise. Seaper Dam. Jous Su vac uue
Oib.oib.
9bieaso. 9silpausss. Hsautsiba unS Oeouomopoe.
gbieaso, gelpautes. Wabiiou unS grairi. Su 9Steu.
gbteaso. RiIwauist. OpatOnna. Yaantato u. 5artbaul,.
ebieaso. SsIOit. Saussptls uns Mineral polut.
9bieaso. gIsin, sOti0ro uuS Dubuque.
Chicago. Clinton, Rod Sslauo. 9sear Rapies u. Sama.
G5teaso. Sss Vsoinss. Council 9luFs uus Omaba.
9bteasO, Canton, Siour Gitp. SiOur 5aas uuS gam,ton.
Gbteaso. gsiIwauttt albert esa unb iisIi5su @aiuu.iO.
Ia Segenoen.
9bieaso, wsiIpautss. 1aaiOa City. @it4su uuS gbau.
berlain.
Rod SslauS. Dubuque. Ct. paul uub MtnnsapOtts.
Davenport, ealuar. st. Yaul uno 9ainHsapoIis.
@silwauses, Raeine, SsIOit. 6rssport uuo &ot SsIans.
Wlitdel, @olisp, aibtou uue Aberdeen.
CSim &ipsr Bailey sints)
pullman Sdlaiwa5,n uuS bic iaSnRsn giuims,gars
RtIwautse uuo ct. YauI Babn. unb be ,upor.
souusuoeu Beamteu Der Soupaauie umeiIeu ben Baua,
atutn ises Gnimertiamfsit.
Saapisesi&astasru. Sen. SaG. & I'D. Va,
J. Z s. s'Ps s!;a,.r.u.us.u.. SCI sii 4; Ssss s:a. !. u,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-11-11
LAKE ERIE & WESTERN R'Y.
THE SHORT LINE sErwEfa THE EAST 4 WEST.

Die etrsetsite eiienbabuliute Spiiasu Ranias 9itp ODER
Omaha uuo Slsusllue, y ,ifalo, Btttsburs, Rem BORT,
Bottom. philadelphia, 8aibtustou, Baltimore unS als
Puntts 6itita, 10 eaB Ysrbiuouns NIT aaeu SauptIiui.u
~bergeleut ptrb.
Die tabu bat StabIidteueu uuo roqeuoes Material CT,
tier elaNs, euitbrsmien. Yetlers Blatiorn uuo Roppel.
%el.9ante, urtialasbare SeiitI uae Drawing Room Cars,
bet allen ibreu euralauisuoeu 9lstn. bic ale NIT oura
9ebeueeu Vdheu %perie5sueu ReiieHosu obne peitsre Rotten
benugsn tSuueu. Die peutseu @asenpetiel bieier Balm
usroen aue tn linton Sepots semaht-tetIs Omnibus
iabrten uou eiuem Bdbubot Suri auoeru.
6ragt nod Sitets ilr irseno etuen plaS TN Often via
gate grie Il Beiteru Railwap. Rarten uno Suiormatios
men tauu man toitsuiret aui ben SauptitationSu srbaItsu.
cher penu uan f4 weuoet an u. ~. Smith,
General paH. astut,
Bloomtuaton. SH-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-11-11
S~inberbumpr. Sin babldss tlsine.

&inocrbumor. Sin bibidss tleines
Mtdo9en bat rotbe Saare unb bort pon
Nadbarn unb Oienitleutsn oft elm beim:
li9es Seoauern barob. llnbspubt wiro
Der bibiden &leinen iomit aud bic Sarbe
bes eisenen 9auptbaarss elm Stein bes
@nitoBes. Die @roBmama trSitet iie:
y8inb, Osin 9aar bat Der lisbe Soft ses
ma5t unp glaes 1T gut. mas @r madf.,
SD mS4te bann absr bod lisbsr tsines
msbr bel ibm beitelen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-11-11

Scr befannte Sciuitenpater &ob reiite
einmal auf Der giienbabn, nobel elm FREE
der 9anblunssreiienber i'm usripottets.
3ulest fraste er ben Ssiuiteu, Oh er idon
sebort bate, baB in Baris, 10 oft elm See
iuit sebdnst meroe, AUDI elm giel sebdnst
wirbe. Der ueripottete Brieiter antwortes
tie barauf treunbli9: vgun, ba bantsn
mir Soft aae 5wei, baB mir ni9t in Baris
iinb." Der 10 beimseleudtete Sp6tter
ueritummte unter benz aasemeineu @eId9s
ter Der mitreiienben @eieQi9aft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-11-11
81 iollit &leinisfeiten nitt miBadten

&~leinisteiten mSsen Semanben empors
brinsen - J. y. cine in einen &ubeitubl
prafticirte Stednabel. Or. Yierce's
pheasant Purgative Pellets" Gdmad.
bate Ibfibrpia6en) iinb S~Ieinistciten
gum ginnebmen unsenebm; lie furiren Ri:
IiOies Sopfpeb uno Iinoern 9sberitarrbeit.
Da ie rein uesetabilii6, 10 f0nnen iie
&einem i4aSen. Bel allen apotbstsrn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-11-11
9ebbafte Grinncrung.

vSte!"
y@as?"
r@eIt, beut' baben mir ben 10. Suni2"
rSa!"
Sic! bas lit elm ebr wi3ttser
vWie io?"
ygm 10. Sum- lit einmal et 10 q 8 p q l.
- iest fdat mir aber ni6t
mebr Elm, was!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-11-11

oils &einisunssmittcI wirtt 9lper's Gar:
iupariaa brett unb raid. Cine einsiss
Eluide erprobte ibren @ertb. 9iele Sau:
ienoe werben idbrli9 baour9 BON sefdbr.
liden 6iebern s~ersttet, baB iie gu re9ter
!3eit Safir iorsen, ben &0rper bur6 bieies
WfitteI su reinigen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-11-11
Panem ct Circenses.

Panem ct Circenses.
Gs sibt in u%ni'rer S6reibsrsunft
Tier traurise @eieuen,
Die AUS Brin,ip" uno init 0eruunft'
Sid aui bic R0pfe iteaen.
Sic pur,elbaumen vfir's @ei9dft,"
0eri3lufen ibre Worte,
Sin ieber ndbrt ii9 i9ls9t unb rs9t
BON 8inb unb &obl unb Gorte.
Seq nieber beinen Wai9aIstab,
3, Surnerprdiioente."
rSteis fuss pom bobem &ohe ab,
5err Yrdtor, bent ans gnbe."
r&reud in ben 6i6tenwalo suriid,
SSobl ebler Weiiter 9ruder,
@eneuB nit einem SdaIt bein Slid
Oils beuti9er Pieubo:W ufer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-11-11

MinionGre. SIM SAFE. jSpei gumms
Ter, seititbli9 Bel einem @laie Sier ibs
enb, leien matchmaker ale 3eitunsen
our9. Na9 spei StanSen iast enoli9
Ser Cine: yWeiBt Su, penn na9 benz
Spri9wort 3eit wirtli9 @elo 1T, bann
limb mir Seice bod Die srOBten Isiaios
rIre.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-11-11
Gin mites Seiteu.

rghun, wie bat bic 5rau @emabIin Sie
Ha6t psrbra6t?"
.@ott iei Sant, Serr Ooftor, sS sebt
entidieben CUR uOlisen @eneiuns; ie bat
cine Taiie 8ouilon senommen unb Damn
Die Eaiie benz Stubeumibel an ben &opf
geporfen.~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-11-11

Der Tusorud Short ZINE" In 8erbtn,
onn9 NIT benz Rduen elmer 9roBeu Balm
Y bejetduet turS uno oeutlt4 esraoe Gastt.
nise. mas oas rsiienos Yublttum brauti
-uimlt9 etue tur;e Finite. raias 1a5ri
uno BITE beiten aecomoeatiouen; aIss
oisiss bietet bic srostt gtisubabn In
amsrtta, bic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-11-11
9te i6nnrrt8e Gde.
1S84er.

1SS4er.
Gin poIitif9es EriufIieb.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-18
WEST VIRGINIA.
Splendid Reports From Ritchie
County.
DlssENsIoNs AMONG REPUBLICANS
The Rosy Statements Sent to B!aine's
Managers From This State
Eagerly Watching the
October States.
EUsTAcE GIBSON At WASHINGTON.

PETROLEUM, ". Va, September 10
Exclusive. THE campaign in Ritchie
county can now be said to be fairly opened.
Both parties have full tickets in the field,
but never in the political history Of the
county were the chances as good for the
Democratic party as they are this year.
Four years ago the Republican State ticket
in this county received majority OF 2SO,
and the entire county ticket was elected by
q good majority. This year the Democratic
party expect to elect the Sheriff Circuit
Clerk, Delegate and Prosecuting Attorney
and cut down the old majority to almost
nothing, as many Republicans will not
come to the polls to vote at all The mis-
erable
Selling Out of the Greenbackers
to the Republicans in this county will in no
way be profitable to either Of these parties
who have allowed such tricksters as Nor
ris, Freer and one or two others to say what
they shall do.
Miller, the GIeenbacker whom the Re
publicans have endorsed, is so much worse
than no man at ali that no less than three
Republicans are running as independent
candidates Tor the avowed purpose Of de-
featiEg him, and they are sure to do it, as
Bennington, the Democratic candidate, is q
young man who is very popular with all
classes. lswther, the remainder Of the
Greenback part of the ticket, has an unen-
viable reputation of being chronic Office
seeker, having no love for the Greenback
parry only when he can be gamer by it.
The Big Dissension in the Party
over the nomination OF a candidate for
Sheriff has brought about two factions that
has broken the good old party's back, and it
will be long time before she will ever get
over it. Those us who remember the part
that Jake Hatfield and Richard Wanless
COX all through and after the war, and the
way that the Rutherfords, Mayor Ayrss, Bar
nard, Sher herd and Sam Hatfield have run
the county since can now rejoice that Richie
has overthrown such men and will hereafter
have decent management Of her local af
fairs.
R. S. Blair for Prosecuting Attorney is
especially popular. Several years ago he
held that Office and successfully demonstrat-
ed his ability to render the county good ser
vice by crushing ont illicit whisky sellers.
But in the last few years men have sold
whisky with scarcely any fear FLEEING
Brought to Justice
IL H. -..,l. q, .bo ,aopla loot m Rlair as
their only hope to secure justice, and he
will be elected by the biggest majority ever
given a candidate in the couuty. Every
Democrat, except a few chronic sore-heads
and oficeseekers, will stick to the entire
ticket and they will receive large accessions
from the Republican ranks.
fno other county in the State goes back
on the Democratic State ticket worse than
old Richie, look oat for a cyclode in
October.