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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-02-29
HEwsrArEn law.

Any person who takcs the psper regu1Asfy nom II
oostofhce. whether directed 70 his me- or Whrfhe
be Is subscriber not Is respo1sfhe for the par
The courts have decided that refusing TO take new
papsrs PERIODICALS from the post-Ciice or rpu1oy
Ing and sving IN uncailed for. = pfima facie eys
O. nre NJ --r~~rsoNt At vHarn
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-02-29

The twenty-five firms who publish
SCHOOL books in this country do bust
ness OF about $S.00O.000 year.-Chi
cago Herald.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-02-29

taken part in two or three encounters,
where the results had not been serious;
but he was no match for an accom-
plished swordsman and marksman such
as he knew his challenger to be-
No sooner was the opera over than he
fastened to the home of his Lottchen.
1t was very late; but when he called to
her window that he had been summoned
upon a journey, and must go before
sunrise, she came to the houSe-door,
and, with many tears and entreaties to
return very soon, babe HIM farewell.
Then Carl turned his steps in the d.
rection of the Thier-garten. A dark
form emerged fn M doorway and fol-
lowed HIM at little distance among
the shadows of the silent street..
1t was Giuseppe Fuselli who had deter
mined. come what might. not to lose
sight of his protector.
An hour later the short struggle was
over, and Fuselii was bendiny over the
PROSTATE form OF his friend, who was
bleeding from a terrible wound in the
head. keep this from Lottchen"
murmurcd the young nun. '.She thinks
me gone to Heidelberg"
The old musician summoned assist.
ance and Carl was carried to his lOdg-
ings. They We're poor apartments, but
palat;al compa ed to Gius-ppe's miser-
able home. The first few DAYS Carl
was delerious and raved o. his Lott
chen. his quarrel with Conrad Re chart,
but most OF all of b S composition which
was to win the grand prize. Fuse Ii
watched by the young mans bedside
and ghed as be Stoned to his raying,
of lame and the futurs. No one knew
the emptiness of bright dreams better
than Gins 'ppe.
The time hung heavy upon the watch
er's hands. and ., he looked about him he
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-03

Is there anything In any OF the mum.
er0us advertisements Of The Royal Bak'
ing Powder TO show that the Royal does
not use Ammonia and Tar.aric Acid M
cheap substitutes for Cream Of TARTAR
Or Is there any charge, or tho slightest
insinuation In those advertisements,
that Cleveland's Superior Baking Powder
contains anything but the purest Grape
Cream Of Tartar and Blcarbonate Of
Soda, with small portion OF -four as n
preseryatiyep
Ammonia aud Tartarlc Acid produce n
cheap leayenlng gas, which Is not 10 be
compared IN the practical test Of baking,
with the more desirable Carbonic Acid
gas generated by the exclusive use Of
Che expensive Cream OF Tartar
Use Cleveland's Superior Baking
Powder, and Judge for yourself of its
superiority.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-03
soRlDuLINGs AND CLIPS,

In the eighteenth century the growth
of population IN Denmark was 30 small
~ 10 be scarcely noticeable. DnrlDg
the present century the population has
increased from one million TO nearly
two.
Gov. Cleveland has vigorous, ROBUST
constitution. He p0ssess0sA u large frame,
is inclined TO corpulency has q ncry'
Gus, sanguino temperament, light COM
plexi0n, thin brown hair with ten
dency 10 badness, aud his general make.
up IL what ladies' would decide TO be
good looking.
r.. Appleton, who died recently,
once advertised u Ane horse for sale "fOr
no other reason than that his owner
wished to leave Boston," The Inner
facts were that the horse always refused
20 20 over u bridge, and that II was i'm.
possible to get out Of Boston without
going over bridge.
A Chicago printer has Invented u sim.
pie contriyance whereby eight different
colors can be produced on paper Ut ont
impression. llo claims that his iDyen.
ton ia original and novel, and that II
can be attached 10 any existing print
ing press. He Ia now having II pat
ented, and will place II on the market
| In few weeks.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-03

FoR the 1rst time In the history Of the
Republican party In Massachusetts, the
officers Of The State Committee find
themselves IN apoeition where they darp
not undertake the responsibility OF cail.
ing n meeting TO ratlfy the nominations
Of the party candidate. In years gone
by almost Tho llrst net OF the party lead.
ers, after tho National Convention had
concluded It's work, was To Issue Joy
ful card inviting the Republicans to
open the campaign In rousing style. A
mere hint was sufficient Now oil IL
changed. The danger OF failure etares
the would-be promoters Of tho scheme
In the face, and nothing more definite
than that ratification meeting will be
held at some time, within few weeks"
at Fanuill Hall, can be obtained.
"Within q few weeksl" That Ia the way
MIR. Blaine's Boston organ put II. What
confession Of weaknossl-Boston Globe.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-03

A Farmer Arrested for u Murder Commit
ted Twenty Years Ago,


MARION, O., June 25,-llarrison ulsh,
a wealthy farmer OF this county ie 10
have at Irnsl the nnu0yance Of defending
himself against the grave charge Of nnl'
der, az the announcement iA made tlhl
he IL tN be arrested for the killing 0f
Mrs. LpW Ulsh, which occurred over 20
years ago The dea b OF Mrs, ulall WAS
very mysterious and threw suspicion up,
on great many of her relatives aud
neighbora. She was shot with rifle late
In the evening while sitting with light
cd lamp al the window. A young woman
with whom Ulah formerly kept company
was arrested aud charged with the muir
der, but sufficient evidence TO bind her
over to th court could not ho obtained
Harrison Ulsh was at the time suspect
ed by some to be guilty of the crime,
but was absent from the State. NO
other arrest has been made for twenty
years, but friends Of the murdered
woman have ever been walchfnl. About
month ago Private Detective Dismal
took hold at tho rase, hnd now clall1a 10
have sufficient evidence TO secure tho
conviction Of harrison Ulsh. MI, Ulah
has horne ilr rPpulHtinn 0f being good
citizen, aud II IL believed by many that
hisarre,t Il llIp WORK 0t bitter personal
enemies, Who have never ceased TO per-
secute him.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-03
Theae are solid Facts.

The best blood purifier and system re.
gulator ever placed within the roach OF
suffering humanity, truly 10 Electric
Bltters. Inactivity of the Liver, Bilious
ness, Jaundice Constipation, Weak Kid
neys, or any disease Of the urinary or
gans, or whoever requires an appetizer,
tonic or mild stimulant, Will always
6nd Elebtrlc Bltters the best and only
certain cure known. They act surely
and quickly, every bottle guaranteed TO
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-03
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CoSvEN,
TION.

The National Democratic Committee
having met In the city OF Washington
on February %, 1884, has appointed
Tuesday, July SIh, next, NJ noon, as the
time, aud chosen the city of Chicago M
the place, Of holding the National Dem.
ocratic Convention.
Each State is entitled 10 representa-.
tlon therein equal to double the number
OF its Senators aud Representatives In
the Congress Of the United States, The
Democrats Of each organized Territory
ana the District Of Columbia are invi.
ted 10 send two delegates, subject TO the
decision Of tho convention ~ TO their
admission, All Democratic conservO-
tive citizens Of the United States, ire
spectlye Of past political associations
and differences, who can unite with ~
In the effort for pure, economical aud
constitutional Government, are cordi.
ally invited TO Join In sending delegates
10 the convention.
WM, II. BARNUM, Chm.
FREDERICK o, PRINCE, Sec'y,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-03
Saturday, the Goth day Of July, 1884,

the following described real estate situate m stark
county, ONO, % witt A part Oi section Df az, IN
township ten (lO), range eight, described as follows
tn.wll beginning tho east Side Oi the road leading
from Caution 10 Cleveland whero tho north no Of Can
ton township stark county crosses said road thence
tOllh t3o east along tho tOwnihlp llnu, eleven I'D
chains nnd ly (oO) links 70 p0st thence south three
chains ANA aoyeny'ulns inks " post ihrpot north,
se vest nine (p) chains aud tWCniy0no (2l) links 10
the cast side 0 said Cleveland road thence nOith $40
wost four chains and fi0on nka " tho place 0 begin
nlnR containing i0ur 90 acres And beng the tract Of
land cinycytd " Mary kaufman by Sheriff Chance by
deed dated March W, 1884 recorded In volume "a,
page 90 OF tho deed records Of stark county excepting
ihrfeirnm ulxtrsix (0Bl ieei wide ON said Cleveland
road ana one hundvd aud eighty two (t2) feet deep
eastward ont VI the southwest corner OF tho said tact
conveyed by Mary Kuhman 10 solomon kuhlnan by
deed cate August lh lsii recorded IN volume l5a,
page is1, OF ahid slark county records
Appraised NJ $500
Sale 10 commence NJ o'clock y. N. Terms onothlrd
cash. AMI tho balance IN two equal annual payments,
with Interest fiom day Of sale, secured by mortgage on
tho premises sold,
JAMES LEE sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-03

Hiram D. MoyGold. formerly Of Silver
Springs, r. ! has no doubt about The
wonderful curative powers Of Kidney
Wort. IIc was 80 piilrted with Kidney
Complaint that he cOQi not stand on
his feet rTom naln aud weakness. AS
soou ~ he commenced using Kidney
Wort he experienced immediate relief
and ut once pegan 20 grow strong and
was relieved Of all pain aud unpleasant
ness. HJsa,e:"I know have buen cured
by Kidney Vert"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-03

The llrst idea of the steam engine
owes ite origin, II Is said, TO u drunken
freak In Florence, In which an empty
wine bottle was flung Into the fire. Hast
lily snatching the heated bottle from The
flames, Captain Sayary plunged its
neck foremost into bnsln OF cool water
and was Gelighted To find u vacuum had
been created, the water rushing In and
half filling the vessel. Ills frst crude
engine embodied the idea thus obtained
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-03
Legal Notice.

Mira sarah Il long, . rcsdento Of Clinton county, Mia
souri, mud Isaac o. Miller realdsnt Of Johnston oouil-
W. Kanpas Interested In tho estate Of John Miller do
tcna oi said John Miller dereaaei will tahp notice that
have pteepnicd 10 tho Probate court of stark county
Ohlo for allowance 10 me against tho estate certain
10 and fr Hnld deceaaed In hIp lifetime and nj bls re
puuat aud fof personal care and attention, rendered
and bestowed upon Hald decensrd IN Ills lifetime during
hlp aa achnea NJ ma reuuea anil that said Court has
nspd Tho time for heating tho testimony touching said
clan on the pla day of July 1874, NJ 10 O'Clock m.
JOHN H. MlLLril
Ont Of the Executors Of the estste "
John Miller, deceased
ian, INN ittli .tpNdW ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-03
Sheriff Sale.

uoOfgc a0nsor order Oi sale stark County
Va Common Ploas Court
Aiilo 0OGuef NJ al, }
lly virtue OF m order 10 ne aaued by the clerk Oi
Tho court OF common plOaa Of stark CO., uhlO IN tho
nb0vo action aud TO mo directed Will Offer i0f sale u
public Oucry NJ tho door " tho court house N tho city
u uanlon, stark county, ohio, ON
Saturday, the Goth day Of July, 1884,
the following described real estate 6uAlc In stark co.
ohio, t0wt Lot humber nlnotoon hundred aud sixty,
a1 QUU0) IN the 0lty O Canton except piece VI said
lot heretofore sold OH VI the same 70 william uOnaor
jE ana being 0t the southwest side thereof and being
described ~ foll0we nognnug NJ n stake on Allen
street, thence west 80 toet thence north a feet
thence east 90 cct thoep south alOug Allen street 10
feet 10 the pnco VI beginning.
Appraised nj ti0O
aae to commence ~ Que O'Clock D, n Terms, ono.
third cash nnd the balance In two equal annual pay,
ncnts With interest from day Of sale secured by mort
gugo an nc premises sold,
JAAiI3SL EE, sheriff
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-03
rlfty Thousaud a Your,

TO be sure. You've "only got u coldi"
"only cough" "Be oil over II In few
days. "Don't worry about me-" Well,
we won't But $4,000 people die every
year In the United States frem conaump-
iion. Aud every soul Of them began
that way. Better stop II now with Park
ers Tonic, This remedy will expel the
cold at once. June28 gn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-03
mIsoELnANHous.
Legal Notice.

Adam KfAmf0,, who resides N MochanlosvlO, Cedar
county lNwn, aud Mrs, Y, NJ Wnlieh, Who iosl0ca nt
SChAmbauRh rnge county lows, VIII ttbc notice that
on The an day " july i the Hoard NJ Education Ni
jackson township, stalk county Onto. viii mako Nnpll'
cation 10 ur Probate Court ol Nlurk county, Ohu, 10
lave appropriated 10 lls usr lhN following described
real oaA o. tituuN IN jackson iuNnahp IN stars ooun'
", Sntn VI uhiu aud henr put ~ the northwest quar-
ter VI section uumuuf four IN uud township, hud
bounded IA tOlUNA utglnulup NJ the nnithwpHt cor
ncr OF the northwest uunn VI gn0tl0n uunhw four IN
eAld township ard TuninH tOnCo south b0A degrees
oast, hOng tON county limo 9lg rhnlup ~ the north
west corner VI tho laud ~ BE- appropriated hofCni
thence snuth, dnitutt w,el, hplR INV eNl Hive "
W hmithR land chAluH thouOu south tGA doRioca
east ellRual thOt co hOith dcMoN east ulhha W
stone M tho county lnt thnnCn norm, WlA denttes
west chalns 10 tho tlacr VI brpnnlnR oonllnlni one
a0r " lAud f0f the purpose NJ hullulnu tchn hnuHt
thereon, IN Witch properly you hhyr claim ~ tomn m
tOrcs ~ nwpr NJ otherwise az the tmu above nhnrd
said lOiW VI Education viii aAk tho C0uit ~ sct tine
for tho Inquiry Into and na'eAsnont of compensation
by Jury ol twelve men unltw hll tho phflot butot
upon less number
TlE nOAuD on EDUCATION
VI Jackson Township, hiafh County, uhQ
junc IA, lbJld Dy ALnAu0u WkLrr, IN Auts
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-03
sntnrday, the 5sh day Of July, lssl,
Sheriff Sale.

Bulh A. Fletcher ollcr Of sale stark county
va Common Pleas Court
David Kaahnor Of nj,
y virtue oi m order 10 aoll issued by tho clerk Of the
court Of common ploAn VI stark county, Ohio IN tho
above action and " me directed will otter fof sale a
public oulc NJ tho door Of the court house. IN tho city
Ot Canton on
Saturday, the 10th day Of July, 1884,
the following described real estate situate In stark
county 0hl0 t0wltl Lot number thtOo (l) IN Joseph
Moycb addition TO tho city OF Canton rce of dover OF
sAyllla KAehnoit)
Appraised nj $4,000
JAMES LltE shorn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-03

Never neglect q constipated condition
OF the bowels or serious results surely
follow, such M piles, impure blood, and
many chronic complaints Burdock
Bittors 10 the remedy,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-03

IT seems The Rcp In stating that the
DEMOCRAT did not report Architect
Weary correctly, sneezed too soon, before
the ring took snuff
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-03
skinny Men.

wells Health Remover" restores
health and vigor. cures Dyspepsia. Inn
p0tence. Sexual Debility. 91.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-03
JOHN p, BRYAN,
Contractor and Builder,
CANTON, OHIO.
PARTIES contemplating building Brick or stone ~ iu
urea viii nud u 10 then advantage TO 500 him. 70
NOTICE.

In consequence Of the heavy loatea sustained on bad
accounts fhayo concluded 10 adopt tho "oah hJstnn'
on and after july Ht viii soil no goods rtogpl ~
oagh or trade Farmers wishing " pny fof aogda Will
undA can mako satisfactory arrangements " DO no
All perbonb knowing themselves Indebted 70 the mn
will ploane call aud settle before july 10TH All no
counts mint he cloaed before that umo' =. ..,,.,,
Respectfully y, H. hMlTh
paria, o., June YNtl ituliaOw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-03
Stray Notice.

Notice IN hereby given that no undersgned han tab
on I'M n dny one horse (of oolt supposed " be abou
two ienra old, IA hands high lpt dunn cocr star q
forehead, heavy mhne, hnu lm WV WIN" n'nu 'ess
mo- "e' "'''' " "'''' W. ''''' y, q, srIErrL
Navarro, June 10Th. islNis
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-03
saturday, tho 10Th day OF July, 1884,
PROBATE NOTICE.

Tho following accounts having boon filed inl tho pfo
Dhie Court within aud tof tho county Of stark ana state
of uhlO will bo Tor hearing, examination and passage
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-03

Ir II Ia an OHIO man at Chicago bic
name will be Allen g. Thurman, THE
nobleet Roman OF them all."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-03
N.Y., Onto, on
Goth day OF July, 1884,
Sheriff Sale

Minute Tlsch Order OF Yale, IN Partition, stark %
Va Common Pleas Court
Mary fisoh ct
Ivy virtue VI an order O sale Issued by the clerk OF tho
court VI common pleas VI Stnfk county Ohio, IN tho
above action and 10 mo directed, Will oltcf for eao nj
pubic OutCy NJ the door Of the court house. IN tho oly
OF Canton, stark county, ohio, on
Saturday, the 9Th day Of July, 1884,
tho following described real estate situate IN aald
county tO'Nltl lot number clRht hundred and niiy.
three (soh) IN tho ely OF Canton,
Appraised At 1880,
sale 10 commence nj | O'Clock y, M fonna ono.
third cash, And tho balance In two equal annual pay
menle with Interest from day of sale secured by mort.
gage ou tht premises sold
JAMES LEE, Hhorin.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-03
SheriR's Sale.

Amanda L. Euhlman Iorlcr otsaoin Partition
W. stark county Common
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-03

0oofgo dOnsor Order OF sale STARK County
Va Common Pleas Court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-12

Our Buyer h purchased what consider the best
counters
oar stock of HANDKEECHIEFS is now complete
that please The most tastiiious. The
stock LARGE and varied comprising ali the latest
ties, &c.
Ialie-' nne ail-inen IA .cy borsieE5G EemsritcIcl
HANDhEECHiEFS. . and !. iEc: hon. elegant do
sis.s only 13+1 cents each.
Ladies fine al striped Center hcInstichcd
HANDhEECHIEFS, Warranted PURE iiaen. only 1a'.
cents each.
La,jirs' plain white all-liner haGn,titcllch HANE
kEkCHIEFS, beautiful quality OF lure linen IL.
cents each
Ladies plain white AMI colc-etl border henstitced
HANDhEECHIEFS. inch helm, warranted pure linen.
3 for 25c.
Ladies' fancy border he.asttcici UANDKER-
CHIEFS quarter inch hc!n warranted fine quality OF
pIe-e iEcG. best value offered the price 10 cents
each.
GENTS HANDkEhCHIEFS
Gents woven cc.crcd border. guaranteed all-linen
tull size. i2}4 cents each.
Cents pain wI.i,c ali .i:lcI lANDNERCuIEFS, tape
border. extra cool quality. LIZ cents each.
cents alliaen hcms;itcl.-.i HA SJhEECIiIEF S
ei-hilch hem, beautiful designs. Il cents each.
Gents fancy border bensti5c.ic,. IA UkERCHlEFS
elegant assortment, warranted la qrIaiity of pure
linen. eighth Of Al. inch hem, - cents each.
CHINA SILK HANDkERCHIEFS
Fine &c inch China SILK HANDKERCHIEFs, IL inch
Etin only - cents each
Fine Is inch China SILK HANDEERCE1EFS, 154 inch
LeIE extra fine quality. only 81 cents each.
fiae 70 inch China Silk II ANljhEkCEIEFS, elegan:
quality soft lustrous finish -. i.ch hem, only %
cents each.
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H Sp pR = = snh E.
EER A LIB EltE 4

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AIUE: ALSO, OR STRENGTHENING AND IN
MIGRATING THE SYSTEM-Luatains no aunine
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cents bottle. jylS-3m,2p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-12
FOR SALE-IOTS.

NOR ShH-A FINE BUILDING LOT ~ BY 100
i't the northwest corner 18th and - streets "a
l,'r foot II sold within ten days. L. A. PHILLIPS l42s
NcS prk avenue northwest. SIP lw
Itoi: sALf-NERl DESIRABLE FOR INVESTORS
NOE Lot CA street. corner Of stli Invest i'm
In" heart nf the ,ly. five hous built at .se
lro;Li bargain at once III. " AkNER, yl6 r street
A'Ili"t-l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-12
EDUCATIONAL.

ELoCUTIoN COMMENCEMENT POSTPONED.
IL Prof Drennans classes in Elocution will open
TUESDAY EVENING, Sept. sd instes sd Of Sept. 10th
advertised L.
yNLOCUTlON-rEOF. DRPSNAN'S CLASSES
II commence TUESDAY EVENING Sept. 23d at :
O'clock. at 932 a street ladies' and Gents class
Tuesday evenings, 10 10
Private lessons given and special classes taught Az
Fly at above address on and at er Sept Goth. sel2
TcR1ENpS' SELECT SCHOLAR ELEMENTARY
4 and Hgh School for Roth Sexes 1911 ST. u " .
Re-opens Ninth Month eSkPTEMBER) Is INSTRUCTION
thorough III English. Mathematics. Classics and Natu
RAJ Science Books furnished 10y school. Terms mod
crate. Apply at school rooms from 10 o. IN TO IL m
Circulars 1T the book stores.
aulS-3m THos. W S1DwELL PRINCIPAL
E-STREET INSTITUTE, COS ST n W-THE
third scholastic year of this institution will com
mence Monday. September 18th. Higher Mathematics
and Eocutlon spec aties Private lessons and
hours for adults Mrs. F. A. CHAMBERS Principal
NBsee catalogue at principal bookstores. sell ON
4 OI.t IEIiE SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
~ under Is years OF Two sega rate DEPARTMENTS
Seniors and Juniors.
ENGLISH. FRENCH AND CLASSICAL.
Oct. 1St 1854. TO June LIST, 1885 Prof and Mrs Col
sre PRINCIPALS: LutIen + c. Colliere. A NJ. Director
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" mere COngTtS>li2n make 80 many business and
social ties a. IA this city. the turn 81 familiar
faces Is hailed with n0n-par,Zan delight. II Is
pleasant 10 md, Therefore on boxing back over
the nominations thus faT male for TIE f0rty-nnth
Congress that 80 many pubic men already well
known here are on the HiCn road 10 Reelection.
Froin Maine, Reed Dlngley, MlileH and Boutelle
have already passed III" ordeal successfully. IhcO-
dcTe Lyman. ". ". Rice and ROcfy, ell are TenO!u-
mated In Massachusetts,, Randall. Everhard, Er-
mentrOUt, Evans, BrCmm and Hopkins IN Penn
Syivdnil, McAdUo and Phelps IN New jersey. Io-
ton AMI McC1ilI5 in Maryland, Tucker, Mayo and
Barbour in virginia, Aiken, TIliman, DbbIe and
Hempilin Of North Carolina, FJTney, Herbert and
Oates Of Alabama B2rasdlle and Singleton or Mis-
sissippi, Floyd King. Hunt and Blanchard of Louis
fna, POindexter Dunn Of 8rl>5Is,ls ThT0cNInUrten,
WellbOrn, Jones, Reagan and Stewart OF Texas
ClArdy, Bland, OMEN. Hatch and Barnes Of Mis-
souri,, Foran and Paige OF Ohio, George r. Davis,
Hit, Neece and Riggs of Illinois, Maybury, FL
Oredge, Yapie and iiorr OF Michigan. Weller, MIR
ply, StrUble. Holmes ana Henderson, of Iowa,
These are some OF those already renCEilatei. and
Wheeler OF Alabama, GiCvcr OF Missouri, BUTTJ" 5
OF Michigan and ButterwuTtn OF Ohio are among
those named for the fOrty-Iinth Congress who are
ALREADY Known here by previous service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-12

Major Ben Percy Pores many friends IN Wash
iE-,rE. viii =. glad to learn that r has been SUB
sHt!ll.y remembered by lis nir-cu-, friend. Tie
late senator Anthony, in the shape Of u legacy Oh
SlJl
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The democrats made = good showing last nfcht.
and deserve praise Tor Their large and orderly de-
NIlet-1tlsn- The procession painted ILe avenue.
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The republicans seem to Keep vO,iug right along
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