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Decorah-posten., 1884-11-12
9iabrruoiuas spprasmaalct. z siss

benbauns Sor9er : DETERMINATIONS nps
afbolbte Wsbe ~fOreIaa Wasiitrutens
StripeIie ON, at ben amer ben til &pms
munebsitpreIien ~inbsiune Sag ON en-
@runb til IN eisbrenbirss : Oun for
bortfaIben, ba Riniltsriet bar ubtalt
for geitpreIien for 5oreninssn for Gig
brGnbins, at bet lite amer fig for be-
fsiet til unber be foreIisssnbs Smitens
bisbsosr at u6itsbs en- forsIsbis Cop,
Der siuer GiuabeIie til eisbranbins.
6%ormanoen uotaIte, at ban bsref.er bsIs
Ter life ~itisnnebe, at Der iaIiaIb / ben
uermsite Sib par nosst at sisre psb
Sasen, os ban f~orsilos bsrfor at be-
tsgne Sa9sn Tom iaIfuIb ioreIsbis bort:
falbeu. 6oriamIinsen iluttsbs fig en-
ltemmis BERTH.
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-12
@iGIO! 0iGiD!

Ollie ps gnbper, Der iraar ! 8jGlo til
mig, mao inoen 3 Tiger fra Cato inObetaIe
mig, bpao De Itploer; | mobiat Sab pil
alt 8esnitab saa pper / en- lawyers SRnz
Der, ps ba pil be faa Srpoeri o9 ltore
Emfoitniuser.
S%isbIanouile, sSiuneibeit Go, Soma.
VI. Teterion,
Srieo.
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-12
Dft0rab % Ome9n.
Sru me Scrnbane
Den lite gaopember 1884.

bespubte / Manbass meO rssuIere
gaSIasersGr an enbnu er Der lite ubs
ffe6t no9en fat Zinc IobeI, men tnos
til pioere ufsuur Cog fra 0ecOrab ST.
1 @ftermiSbas, pg fOmmer tilbase ber'
til 81. 8 GftermiObus. Sanen pil bers
efter oaa uuber gtapnet "Oecorab Ois
piIiou".
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-12
WiIitere Nutboriteter ifol bo,

: WiIitere Nutboriteter ifaI baue
i'm Opmartiombeb / bsi @rab benuenbt
paa, at en- tybif 2uftsS silsr bar paas
%ltaast, at ban meb bet aaerfcrite ifaI
pare titanb til, ueb 5iaIp af RuIipre,
at faa gauoner til at iiise Os ipnfe,
iom ban ieIu nil. Yaa ben Maabe tan
ban aItiaa ielp ifaiie fig op | bet 9ufts
lag, bsr tiener bam bspf for &eiisns
WaaI.
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-12

0aar0en Gorncbo / garum sr /
oisie Gage at 6reprit @ebeIsSurIsbers
ioIst til en- gn9lGnber, Scr. Did, for
en- Gum af $4,000 8roner, beri inbs
O%eiattet aplins, geiGtnins Os anbet
2sssre.
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-12
Nieblifsipt0grafier. Yaa son.

Nsuers 2ltsIier | 6~iSbsnbaun er ubtoms
met ct 5OtOsrai af SIotsbranben, feet
fra 6rebritsboIms &anal os tasst oms
trent ST. IL ON aitsnsn paa SisbIits:
pIaoer. Saauiot man usb, tiger ~Oass,
auiien", sr bette bet ierite 6prIss, ION
er siort paa at fotosrafers en- SIbs.
brauo.
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-12
SuobruSs sSppene

buierer irembsIss, bog MI iieIbnere
END for ct Bar Maunsber iiosn. 5ors
Ieben 0at fOriogte be fine Suritsr pos
u. Compton unber "Oscorab>4often"s
9otaIe; be tom iaa Ianst, at be fit
~Itaurst no en- Gube Os aabnet en- Dor,
men getisntene, ION iOuer Der, siOrbe
aaarm, os herneo matte be rsmme
berfra me6 uforrettet Sag.
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-12

ct lt.gflestilfGlbe par nGr lnotrufs
fet paa Isabelle, ibet nsmlig en- ing
Wanbsperion aifsrte fig &l9berne os
boppeSs | glpen for, Tom bet antoses
al Gilftuerne, at pile iuomme oper til
ben anben Sibe. Spsmmeren tlarebe
bet 9obt, inOtil ban uar fOmmen mibt
no paa Glpen; men ba faifebe ban i'm
Sat, iOm ban baube beboIot pao, os
raabte: ~6aruel, M gaar ieg til en-
auben 8erbeu". guao tom eisblitteIig
til, os man fit Susmmersn ilanb,
buor ban isjen bleu paatIabt. Oct
piite fig M, at ban par iinosforsirret,
og ba omiiber bans SnteI tom tiIitebe,
fortIarebe ban, at ban por tommsn fra
@rimifuo % baube afbentet Sebfoms
menbe fra @ss SiubslpseuipI. 8a be
isuere ifuIbe gaa omboro / OampItis
bet, LOB ben Sinbsipse fin Bel, buOrs
for SnteIsn bsiluttsbe fig til at brinae
bum tiIbuse til aiplet isien.
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-12
@i1IOt 0iGI0!

Vile ps gnbper, Der itploer mig Eense,
mao inobetale Selsbet til mig inoen 3Ote
September. S mpoiut Sab operleperes
ole Sororineer til gRr. 81. s. 9ibien, iaa
lea oa life IGusere bar Rpset permso at
alere. u. u. SrEftc,
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-12
9rufuet, men after braat tilipt.

AAAttNAf ~ afaNt Ate ~
6orIebsn, ba 0ampifibet "9iterbaI",
fOmmenbe fra 9Gnseiuno, bauoe forIabt
@efiibens Srpgse, faIot en- at 9asias
sererne - en- sammel Mtano = uo
fra Stibet, os, uastst BEN af Damp
lfibsts 6uptein ubuiite &onOuite, Ipfs
ttbes bet lite at rebbs bam. Ssnere
bIeu ban imi6Isrtib al en- at Srpsses
f~oltene funoet briuenbe paa Glusn, o9
BAN bIeu ba itrar ~ilunObrast, men
piite ba fun faa 2ipstesn. Deb ben
tiIiIenbe 9egcs energetic arbeioe III
man imiblsrtib after Gin / BAN, iaa al
ban iienbass funbe flores til i'm 30
lis / @ierpen.
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-12
Varniere!

Ru er Tioen til at Iaa goers Seapere,
Houers % andre 5urm.D iaitiner % 9teo-
faber brast | Crben. Sent life, til Der
trapIe 9ib fpmmer. DEBORAH Nanufac.
turing Company / ben samle ammpn Scutt
Shop uofsrer ole SIass 8eparationer DC
Raitin'arbeibe, Stsbnins o. /. p. hurtisf
% til Moderate Sriier. 25.10.ti
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-12
6. Srsetnffi.
DR.. med.
3acesGnr.

On 2 Gar CANNED iuloblobs Short Horn
Dye (recorded) iarnt 10 s NaaHeoer samle
graded Short Horn SrezSalue, IS IulOblobs
Poland China Taane= @riis, (Boar Pigs 6
NRaaneber samle, tilialss ueo
Sffen y. @oitere,
2 Yile | Seit fra Sesper, Suipa. IA
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-12

gieueite Iebis.-gu flint Ttse tan
faa itaois glabs / en- lioeu 5antille. SIl
betale 81 pr. use. 92.
6. gg. 9. Splruop.
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-12

gebpia.- Serpeo befIenotgipres Tor
f,apqrenoe SlGst os geuuer, at Oct be-
hooeoe Sub ben Ste September 1884 al
portable DOR fi9re Son Gnton Gnoerler
fro bette Sip til ct beore, / en- aloer al
Iar. II Muaneoer os 8 Gage. Oct er fo'
% ct ftoit sapn ps en- for Surs, tbt bar
por for ps en- Itpr @lGbe. Sreo meo bans
etsu, peIIisnet pGre bans gRinee.
Sncub 5. Secuig.
@uuil &ilIen Seopig.
Sriitpl, @ortb Co., Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-12

De, iom aster at uperpGre 5ritonfes
rentien | Canton, melem ben Norlte Sns
npbe os GusuitauasS pnooen, fan peo of
betaIe fulo Sair paa Serubaneu til Cant
ton faa reiie blem for en- 6emteoel. De
Tom tRnfer raa at TONNE, bpr t~ilitrioe
unberteaneoe ftrar. Better Startpeot.
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-12
9r. 9pmuS.

ben beijenbte 3oftor fra 5ono On Gao oil
pphoIbe fig / Nogrescr fra 5reous ben
14be Hppsmber 3 Gage p9 / Secorab ira
Nanoas ben 17oe ps fsl8enoe Sage; /
Siiosepap fro Sreoas ben 21oe 3 Sage.
Or. Ioipns oil unoer tit Spbolo Der
babe fit Office ouer 5reo. SeHdes Store /
gSet 9eeorah.
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-12
Siaete.

20 umsblerebe SGrelier, for StoleaHt'
ter eler Bigger, er biais tiaeie / siGrbs6en
Of Sredenrioses Sfole. ~9ecorab-Spiten"
nnpiier.
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-12
Sala Of QanSeienoom.

SGl9 az SaliDelen0oM.
6. &ebltsr bar ioIst lin 6arm tllniou
Sallep (Osn tibIisere @uuition SrO.
5arm) itor 40 Ncres til 8earb 8rotbers
for S274 pr. acre, eusr $l2 500.
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-12
9rpffctI.

Yr1ItefpnferenieH bolot bare - Waeoer;
life 80, iom Der fob trptt iorrise go.
8. ".
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-12
SnTes.

Guffes.-Gu 5jeueitepise for alntinpes
Iia Sussicrnins / en- Iioen 5nmilie. Soo
9su. Yiau benpenoer fig til airs. 9lopo
hos Colonel Safer. Sill.
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-12
Set itpre cDidd

Of SaursSarer hos 5rScinlti iGlses MI til
Heoiatte %riier; osiaa uIbsles 1pe Sarer
i9lses biligt. Gamer! gu er Der en- pps
perIis Gnleonins til at fisbe bilist.
2.11.6. 9Srb.
f.. Sr,etnffi.
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-12

ffnssssIia. CsssfaIs sHlssss I sFssorsssF'her 'sE
Ia,.tl ussi,. Or strius, IN issssH ans'tlstils a
srsflstisus szstsIs ,gtr Issiastt 81 str'. b sss te'
fssSspt tetaIss s gg rr. Stats.
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-12
Forauoret GDresic.
Scfienot9jprelie.

8ep u. 5urmo, (gare Of S. s.. Eoitao)
Nprie, Spsaue Co., Seras. S.11.4.
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-12
Gu 3pl|

On
tertens 90.
ksssIaHimeh.
On iism pa
b sris.
dRprernss (
m sisie
pren. fisi.
E.
nissSast. q
atet @ieuipn
] 5oriaains.
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dtmartsu.
"a Treatise Of
ss npftis s0s !
bette. SAT-
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-12
aftd

seen paa @I
& Yip for 80
al spisitisn
la simianoef
sip / RusIano'
~nsieHe.
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trssamihen'
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kiufwa. Ute
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mstSimmarf
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bar grGitsr 81
kien Sonapdr
kmmeI. 5oriG
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-12
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&eIfer oe FOL
fess eratis. q
kstnis. Spp .
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jsiappen will u
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SIaest.
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Decorah-posten., 1884-11-12

Bort Eager er iplot meo 8arer Tor Ssit
os SiHier.
Ei tisber bore Yarer fra be beoite. biuiaf.e
g1arteeer / amsrita o. / en- itor uoitr9is
HrHs for SoHtaat.
Si mRrter bore &arer, iaa Guhoer tan is
8riieH, ION er ben Iapejt muIige, oa ri
tan life opeiue $rilerue hsiere, eno be er,
foroi euhuer tan ie benz.
Ge NHoer hos % bet beoite llooalg at bal
sc imeIlem ! BET Hprolise Soma. o. ri oil
iRlse biulgere eno nogen YaHo Der /
@ouHtiet; 5olt, Der ,ommer langueisira o.
ilgber en- bel Del, tan ipare aoitiIi8e ZEN
be peo at tIebe line &drer hcs
C.N.GODDARD.
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-12
Tor !

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hpiNefiamhsI
aser. las 2
Bee HruenSG
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-12

.srdtH s.F,1
[sss ssrSen
Isrlanssrso '|
EIisatsr:Sasi
k.airHssso.
Ealtrasr. SoriG|
kirmeaiHeris.
kstens 9arn.
Es gator aag'
Eas ommeiie
q
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-12

m ariifeus
kaHsagti sui 0
AEodgttr optr
stselise anfnt:
Scr. S2.uytt ti
Et Stinsps.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-12
GOULEY'SP POPULAR ANDoRDERI.Y
W EXCLUSION
UP THE HUDSON TO WEST POINT
AND NEWBURG
on the magnificent steamer
RICHARD STOCKTON,
THURSDAY, JULY "a, 1884,
u u II ~

|affordlng an opportunity to vie and admire
the beautiful scenery that stands out In bold
relief along Its banks with Its palisades and
mountain ranges to add TO Its natural attrac-
lions hero are numerous towns, villages
and hamlet to delight the excursionists a.
the boat glides along " West Point, ere
the excursionists win have one hour and 30
minutes TO visit the military school while tho
boat run, up 10 Nsw6uIg, topping there 30
irving In Jersey City At $50 p. m. Amer
leaving the Hudson River boat parties wish.
ing TO visit New York, Brooklyn and Brook-
Iyn Bridge can do 90, rs the cars will not
leave Jersey .City until ll.30 p m, or they
can tske the boat for Coney Isl nd, arriving
on the Island at 1880, allowing three hours, as
the boat will not leave the Island until 1890
p. m, allowing the Hudson River excursion.
lists, along with those that do not 10 up the
Hudson to see the Island In its illuminated
beauty, along with It's blaze Of fireworks Par
will have fourteen (lS) hours from the
time they leave the cars until they 20
aboard Of them for home, allowing a good
long time to visit New York, Brooklyn and
br0oklyn Bridge. After having visited the
above places the ticket will be good 70 70
DAY on any one Of the iron boats from PierNo.
New orb, the last boat leaving the Island
At 10. 80 TO bring all the excursionists on Tor
Jersey City. leaving Jersey City ut II so D. m.
TOT Wilmington. Seats on cars nll number
%: The train will leave the p W. b e.
Dot, Wilmington, at 8 .. IN. sharp; Che. ter,
3 70. Must leave punctually so as 10 meet
the stockton at iersey City at $50 q. m
Round trip tickets, up the hudson and to
Coney island, 50 10. Round trio tickets for
those not going up the Hudson, but visiting
New York, brooklyn Bridge and Coney Isl
and, $500. Children's tickets, $40. Dinner
,ents. ie2o. IN
Daily Republican., 1884-07-12

THE Democratic platform recognizes
that as the nation grows older new is
sues are born of time and progress and,
old issues perish, but Democracy will
ever remain as the best and only Sc
curity for the continuance of free gov
eminent. This means that Democracy
is the same now that it was 1854, when
it :ried to force slavery into Kansas
when it believed slavery was q divine
institution the same when it declared
for peace with the rebels battering
down Fort Sumter the same as when
even SO late as 1864 it declared the war
for the Union q failure. We are in
clined to think that in this respect the
platform tells the truth.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-12
Dishonest tariff Tnkerfng.

The cloak of words by which the
Democrats expect to cover up and hide
their real free trade purposes is fully
exposed in the wording OF short para
graph, but pregnant with meaning. In
1880 the Democrats conceived the idea
OF tariff for revenue only" and that
was published as their leading plank
In their platform upon the tariff Issue.
Upon this declaration, General Hancock
was placed In nomination, and finding
th' re was something wrong he got TO wri-
ting letters upon the tariff question in
which he Treated it as local issue.
Ihls was fatal mistake that Hancock
made bur he bore up bravely under it
and gallantly assisted at the Inaugural
non OF his successful opponent.
But no such olunders are to be made
IN the present campaign. ia tariff
Tor revenue 1nly was the cause OF
Democratic defeat !our years ago, that
rock must be avoided this year. No
tarif tor revenue only" for the Dem =
Gratis this time. There must be "A dis
tinct and positive declaration upon this
gu 'srion. The Dempcrl y can stand
no more mistakes aud apologies from a
can tldate mat knows no more about
handling platoon OF soldiers than
about the ttIiff'
The platform must be carefully and
explicitly worded. What was the re-.
sult The free traders and the high
prot"ciionists met together and atei
lnfnbating upon the tariff three days
and nj Sh's they brought forth this won
derfui production
Federal taxation shall be exclusive.
ly for public purposes and shall
MOI exceed the needs of tae govern.
ment.
NO Keen perception is required to SET
The drtiess lodging covered up in this
sentence. Ii is the same old thing owe,
again, "a tariff for revenue ONLY" the
same old cat in the meal tub, a wolf in
sleeps clothing, with all that hypocrisy
implies. 1t is the same old rock laid
again on the track of national prosper.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-12

TO DAY the Delaware lamb. will be
returning home from Chicago like
little " Bo-peep" sheep with their tails
behind them
Daily Republican., 1884-07-12

THE Democracy does move forward
after all. 1t declared in Chicago the
other day that the preservation of
personal rights, the equality of all citi-
zens before the law, the reserved rights
of the States and supremacy Of the
Federal Government within the limits
OF the Constitution, will ever form the
true basis Of our liberties That is good
compared with the time that the De-
mocracy declared that sail citizens "
were to be understood as "all white
citizens" We might believe the Demo-
Gratis were sincere and truthful i'll this
expression were it not that In this same
platform they say Democracy never
changes.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-12

THE Independent Republicans have
tried their best to find some leading Re
publican in the State who was dissatis-
fled with the nomination of Blaine. At
last they thought they had found one
in the person of Charles NJ. Bailey, a
millionaire oil-cloth manufacturer of
Winthrop, and instantly his name was
put upon its travels to stiffen the back
bone of the Independent Republican re-
volt. The story ran the rounds for
some time until it came finally to Mr..
Bailey's ears, when he met it right
square in the face with q prompt and
emphatic denial.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-12

WHEN the attempt was made yester-
day in the Democratic National Con-
vention by the opponents Of Cleveland
to stampede the Convention in favor of
another candidate, the boom passed by
Delaware's favorite son." and struck
Hendricks, of Indiana, though Mr..
Bayard was second in the race so far as
the number of votes cast could make
him so. The Delaware Senator can
now reflect upon the past and curse the
hour his youthful indiscretion led him
to make the Dover Green speech in 1861
Daily Republican., 1884-07-12

THE Democracy would take II e
surplus revenue and use it for fund
to defray the expenses and care and
comfort OF worthy soldiers disabled in
the line of duty in the wars of the Re-
public, and for the payment of such
pensions as Congress may from time to
time grant to such soldiers" Now, il
the Democrats had only placed the lit
tie word Union before "soldier" the
people would have understood that
rebel soldiers were not tn be included.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-12
COUNTY TICKET.

0heriff-TRANK G. SrIDHAM.
Coroner-CHARLEs 4. SPARKS,
Daily Republican., 1884-07-12

President-JAMEs G. BLAINE.
Vice President-JoHN A. LOGAN.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-12

FREQUENT change OF administra.
ton is As necessary as constant recur-
renee 10 the popular WILL" says the
Democratic platform. This does yery
well to talk about while the Democrats
are out of power This part of the
platform will be dropped after they OBJ
tain power.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-12

KELLY and hip Tammany braves
have gone home to whet their scalp
knives before they go for their good
looking Governors scalp locks. Ben
itutier carrying Presidential nomina-
lion on each shoulder will now look
around Tor few more to pick up. This
Will make II interesting for Cleveland.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-12

Now is the time for George William
Curtis to gather up his little army of
Independents and march into the fire..
trade Democratic camp with them.
The Democrats need them and the Re-
publioans will not miss them.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-12
NHE ARiiZANS SAVING BANK.
NO. 500 MARKET STREET

INCORPORATED FEBRUARY ~ $50,
Ipep to receive deposits daily from o n m
nhtii p m. and on ruesd y and SATURDAY
evenings from to O'Clock
the charter OF the bank irnytdcs thar rs
pfohts upon its Investment, except so much
as Is required for the payment 5f necessary
expenses and for suitable snrptus far the se
the depostors
No manager is allowed to borrow any part
"i the funds deposited with the Gorl,oratiu
MANAGERS
!, ae9fee Bush, Clement B. Smyth,
NJ; ~, H. i,icntenstein, Geo. ). Capelle,
Ghas W. Rowland, n. X. Benson.
Jos u Carpenter, Jr lob Ii. jackson.
" IN. II. swim, Henry r D,re'
anthony higgins Edward puser'
w WASHINGTON HASTINGS
MoNE1 LOANED ON MORTGAGES
GEO. W. BUSH iiro : r,nv,,
President Vire'Prns,d.n.
4 '. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
Gyio"-u Jos. NJ. MATTER Auditor.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-12

ELLIOTT, JOHNSON a "a nC
SHE GOOD FIRST MOKCt;AGES
I1k WHICH THEY NOW HAVE
MONEY READY CAN PIaCE
MOST ANY AMOUNT. LIZ
Il OR SALE-8l2. O0O n pxr
" COUNTY BONDS IN I,0T. ~,
siO0O EACH. ELLIOTT, JOHNSOS
- CASH PAID FOR LOCAL sECUR,.
lbm0-We&sa.ly
Daily Republican., 1884-07-12
Il CE CREAM,

l.
KILE'S PARLORS.
N. +. cox. SIXTH AND ORANGE SITS
ARE NOW OPEN.
Everything ready to serve the public In
good style. Kyle's ice cream is made from
the pure cream and is rich, delicious and
ALWAYS RELIABLE. Try it and Won
Will use n other. NV
9, ri,G,,nlcs, excursions, lodges and private
zee cream at an early notice and at prices
that defy competition. eN0'
IL VIII afford me pleasure to wait upon nv
ni ,, or any one who may favor me -ith a
tion to merit share Of public patronage.
CHAS. KYLE,
N. Z. cor. Sixth and Orange streeia.
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-04-26
A Base Lnpostor.

Shortly befGre 8 O'cl0ck the other afternoon a farmer from the vicinity of Ha:npstead rp. peared in front of the Stucx Exchange and entered into con- versatiOn with a ciIizsn who was waiting at the door, by asking:
 "Fhe convention in there breaks up at 8 o'clock, don't it?"
 "Yes, that's the hour." was the reply.
 "Do you know Jay Gould when you see hiln?"
 "Oh, yes"
 ''Is he in there?"
 'I presume so."
 "Well, 1 wish you'd point him out 10 pc when he comes out"
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-04-26
gFE-yIATs DIRECTORY,
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3c~"-aor--F. A. T ...c. Prescott. 5e-.sv-., .-nAr!aAn, Prescott. Troasurer-Tmo;nas J, Butler, Prescott. Superintendent of PuDlIc Instruction-W B. Hor:0r, Tucson. Auditor-E P Clark, Prescott Supreme CoUrt-C. G. ". Breach, Chief Justice, Prescott. D. NJ. Plnnry, As sociatr Justice, Phenix: 4 W. Sheldon. Associate Justice, Tucson. U. s District AttoIuey-J. X. Zsbriskie Tucson U $. Marsha!l-L. s. Tidhall, Prescott. Delegate to CongreSs-Granville Oury Florence.
 COUNTY. Treaeurer-A. Lorcttc Probate Judge-lsaac Levy. ShcI iff-A Tvner. Under Shcrif-W. H. Tonge. DiStI ict Attorney-San9u P.Irdy. Snpervisors-G. NJ. Thurluw, Chairman Chas. Baker and G. Il. Hutchms. Clerk Board of Supervisors-F. Avila. Goroner-J. H. Taggart. Justices of the Peace-J. L. Smith, w II. Simmons, J. s. Bancroft, Yuma. A. D. Crawford, Silent.
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-04-26

"All rite, I'm off ter the mill al at Once," he answered. shiver- ingly.
 "Zeke, Pm gwine ever ter mars for spell; dye think the measles is ketchin:p
 "No, Melindy; seed pap ter day, an' he se1 the chillunz wus all we'll"
 "Kerrect." she said, lowering the gun; "I'm of. You can sor- ter clean up the place till I git hack, but be shore ter stay inside while Pm gone"
 "All right" he answered meekly, moving asi de to let her pass.
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-04-26
The Head of the House,

Two men Were standing at the gate of country farm yard ~hittling sticks and giving each Other points about managing Wotuen. Talk sassy to 'em,'' Lhe man on the outside of the fence said, "aa' ye'il see how they'll be fotch down." Just then the cabin door open. ed, and red-h eaded lvng-neck- ed woman yelled:
 Say, 'Zake, the fi)ur's Out!"
 "Out whai" he yelled back.
 "Outten tn .i bar'l" she uuswe- red.
 Wall, put it back an cover it up lighter" he replied. while the uutsl@e. man grinneL.
 !Don't you Sec how she's back ed alrsaiy?" he laughed, when the fiery topknOt dlssappeared.
 "lt does," replied the ela,ed victor. Presently the same shrill voice cried:
 Zeke, Pze gwine over 10 mars, and if ye think ther meas- les air ketcneu' Pll leave ther baby hyxr."
 "Dunno where they's ketchen' CT not." replied the husband. i've never seed'm ketch any, thing"
 Again the head was drawn back, amid applause from the outside. The hext time the door opened the muzzle of a shot gun Was poked out, and a bead drawn on the saucy man.
 "Zeke." came tho s0lem voice.
 "MeIindy," he gasped, looking for some place to dodge.
 "'Zeke," she continued, "lher Hours out"