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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-12-05

duce. one free TO first person who get up a
cnlb of four Agents wanted Write for
cirenll CHENEY ANVIL. X WISE CO
ing sm DETROIT, MlCH.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-12-05
Fall Shoes in Great Variety.
Nj [ l. LIN ILR \
T. \ = L \ L \.

Mss BELLE DEMENT, invites the atten
vi ton Of The ladies to her new aud wei
selected assortment Of Fall aud Winter
Millinery H ITS aud Bonnets in All the most
fashionable colors and shapes, and At very
reasonable pri may 9-im
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Won PAY FOR

AMI spcnl your money With . h'"e y u
If AZ wear. standing who employ b'''''
more work-pcopIc, who turn OUT ga'
ments equal to any IN the world
Unsatisfactory purchases can 2 r,
turned and tile money will Nc Fclun,'0
81 demand il goods are unworn lu-
cxnensiye location enable US to unae'
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You Af9 Certain

! o.r e.,,il'sfmrnt prompt
.al nolit. attention whether you wish .
arlo.k We have the largest and
~, ....,..l Stock Il Clotbns in Mary
lanl for Wen, Bow. ml Children al q
a,,.ovn reliable and tiue tested manu-
- - - in.t Whit
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NOTICE
II U NJ d U @

This entire splcc belongs to Us; but not be-
'ieNilg ia lar, glaring
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LONDON CLOTHING HOUSE,
Cor Ioll,.y and Baltimore Streets,
nov 23-lm Baltimore, Md
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and all
result
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-06-12

According TO those who are supposed
to be best acquainted with Mrs. Lang
trys intentions, SAYS a New York
journal, that lady win finally take up
her residence in London as soon 5 she
realizes an ample fortune on this side
of IN Atlantic. She is credited with
picking up all sorts Of choice and costly
knick-knacks for her London house,
which she has made M her mind shall
be n Of the wonders of the metropolis.
Recently, in an old second hand atore
Up town, she saw a grand old set of
French furniture Of the First Empire
period, a large couch, two arm chairs.
and tel smaller, en- suite. The backs
we're of mahogany, which had boen kept
so well polished as to look Ike ebony
with guilt mounts Of very striking
character. Mrs Langtry became the
purchaser, and the suit is to be covered
with very old gold-co.lored French
brocsde and then forwarded to London
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-06-12

Princess Poniatcwski, formerly "
Mand Ely-Gosiiard. an America isV|
Sas arrived in New York with her ~
band. The Princess is tall and "
handsome with large brown eyes an' \
Eeaith OF golden hair. Her manaa
iignitied and stately. She weni as'v,
TWO years ago with her parents n
iaet Prince Poniatowssi in Nice +
$ a member of one Of Russias mos !.
able families, ard is an enthnsAss
sportsman. He is about 30 years =.
aot auita six feet tall has nut.pss.
hair and a fine blonde mussache- y
couple were married at the AMER
Episcopal Church in Paris on Apsp
last. They do not intend 20 remAA
this country long. Their object ID $.
ing here Is merely 10 CRAFTY q desaI |.
the Prince o see the birthplace :
bride.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-06-12

Buddhism is speeding with great ra-
pidity among the more intelligent class
es in Russia. The converts are now
counted by thousands every year. The
reason given for its spread is that il is
more easily understood than the chris
tian religion, and better adapted TO the
wants Of the people. At present the
Greek church is the only authorized
church Of Russia, and the object of its
priests seems to be 10 mystify rather
shan enlighten the people. The teach
ings Of the Buddha are simple, and are
easily comprehended by even those of
moderate intelligence. The ear begins
to look upon the inroads of the new re-
ligion with distrust, but fears to forbid
its Introduction since so many Of his
most faithful subjects have become we'd
ed TO it. The fact has been apparent
for a long time time that a majority Of
the better educated and more intelli-
gent Russians have retained a place in
the Greek church merely 10 propitate
their sovereign.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-06-12
The Longest Word.

Some weeks ago, SAYS 8 local
N answer to a correspondent
Nr. Walter Pyle, Of PhiladelpaA
nitted the word "dispr0pOriS
ness" As the longest in the Rngh4l
yuage.
A Catasauqua lady then sent
Observation-Disclosures, allegagl
{ occurs in Shakespeare, and IN
he longest word. 1t doesn't sppx
Webster, needless 10 say, beng "A
a coined word and 50 has no cid
De considered a word at all
Another correspondent sends 4
tudinarianism, ignoring the I've
oortant considerations that \ y
iound in the dictionary, sad =
aineseen letters,-two less than
Pyle's word
A Kansas lady gives -incomprss
bility." SAYING il beats .dfspT1ss
.bleness' by one syllable 81
iormer contains but nineteen leitsi
n the previous case.
Another suggestion il infralrs
SIN, which has bat seventeen y
No word has vet been found 4,
The one submitted by the Philas
nan.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-06-12

In the days Of Andrew jackson bard
~ a pablo man possessed She luxury a
. priyats secretary. 70 say nothing OF q
shorthand snaannensis. Wow there il
scarce a a ia public life Of any prom
nance who has not . photographic seer
Rotary accompanying him on all occa-
sions. Every senator has = private &c
Rotary. paid fsom the pubiis funds. and
an attempt vas made. that failed. 70
give every representative q secretary at
the expense at the people.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-06-12

Chairman Henderson called the convention
and the vas; audience 70 order at Sd p m
After a Little ~unsrsportAnf motions. the Pres
having ; candidate 10 PRESENTS ealled the par
~ selected 10 make the presentation VIII cbme
forward and sf@%k tbs secretary then pro.
coeied te call The roll OF states, ealing Afaha-
Arkansas, California C0lorsaa. and Coa-
n~eeticnt, and, when the latter state Was calbd
Mr. Brandagee Of Conaecsieut ar..e ana t.cf
the stand
MT S~ranaAs~e personally isa rssfnrasi ana
hRndsomer edition q -=-Goy. John 4 Pills.
karg. When 23&EzE N hiaspeech he nzuef
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-06-12

B1asns: 4 n,qgs nelrffy. f2.&1s151<e ~ p
y0u u $500; ycSsE i. LOGAN
M Blaine cant the following dispatch -
Senator Logan:
n ann pxoud and houorcd ny bong associated
xith Won Ia the national campaign ~.
~ I'm ysSs~neci x JAMES q. BLAINE
,w..hg, yron. ID. c. June G--Hon. &c Blaine:
Arsect eouxrstulsfions sod cordial support
fess,,esdT JAMES n HAwIKr.
Arnopg oshers sending c~o1gyatulatory
mssches are Henry I. Dawes, Ben Harrison,
Xurat Haistead and ex-Goy. Cornell
VICE PRESIDENT.
!. Lain 4 Logan vas named for Vice Prcsi-
aent ana receiving 40 votes, his termination
was made unanimous and the convention IA
iournea sine die
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-06-12

Ferry has enormously streng'a1s
his power in France by the oyerwss.
ing OF his struggle with ~
Everybody admits shat he has ~
the game with great insight ana -
lid courage. His complete success
firms the principle that Success
belongs to the andacions- ihels
many signs that il China had kep' =,
bold front and risked war, the per ~,
with the radicals wcnh have PM VA
out OF Office. IL is supposed thst -
will soos do away with the auS
eminent in AMMAN, and Engs,sh Nrd
point cut that the country Of SIAM
It's unuarlike people, is splenaia ",
way. It's vast resources and hs ..a
want of defensive power j. tel'P.ns
near aud viii probably son ~"
French nPpetisos.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-06-12

Gil J. q P. Burnside Of Freepora
III, : near relative a the late Senator
Burnside of Rhode Island. i charged
with the embcszlement Of s4a.ooe.
while ~dislsarsing officer Of The Pos.
saice department q Washington. 1t is
the cid story Of bring beyond his means
having heca foslishIy exsfaEAsaas Wide
reccaving ONLY . small salary. To keep
up his ezpenseiye and imposing ssyls in
sCc'ety. he seeded tnore money than he
eaFned lsgitimately all then robbed The
~gOvernment The state If society at
Washington shat leads 70 such offences
should be reformed II is no credit TO
any public uhiesr or member Of on.
grcss to spxzsd more than he earns.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-06-12
An dissolved Mystery of a 81
Bill.
From the Boston JournaI

A singular incident 4 menticaA
connection with Conductor McknJ
who was recently killed upon the
York and New Haven Railroad
was running on the owltrain souta )
one night, very soSg after the "a
robbery al Northampton. Mass, 4
seager in the smoking car gave hA
payment Of fare what he supposed 4
asl00 bill. He took the bill and 4
ae would return the change vheE
passed through the ear again. Afsa]
had gone into the baggage car hs 4
severed that the denomination Oh
bin was 81 .OC0. He at once rctma
70 tae smoking car and gulng y
aian, as he supposed, who gave hnhu
ball began TO explain the mistake !
the passenger denied having glv;7s
any bill whatever. This puzzled =
and as he could find no owner hetun'
the money over To the railroad couiEM
The railroad company depos'ied
money in a Hartford hank, wherea
NAMED Cor three or four years ana
hen given 10 Mckinney.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-06-12

When, in the morning, after a hard
nights sleep, one sits down TO refresh
himself with u emp Of choice cia Gov
eminent Java OF the male berry kind.
IL Is useless for him 10 vex his soul with
the thought that lead, copper, arsenic,
chrome yellow, Silcsian blue, yclo~
ochre, burnt amber, Venetian rel and
French chalk have hccE employed 10
improve the complexion Of luxury. He
raight Is we'll fellow for the remainder
Of his life the forty day example Of the
Industrious Tanner, AS atteEapt to abstain
from articles Of foQl and drink that ara
nct under suspicionof being adnlter.
sted.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-06-12
FOURTH DAY.

NE EfWLNN
The ChAtr-lientlemen OF the convention:
There Is nos nothing in order except % call
the roll for the nomination of a candidate
for the presidency.
NJ. Turner Gf Aabama-Mr President Is
that the call of the roll far hall0ting!
The ChAir-For balloting. the nomination
Of the candidates
The secretary then proceeded to cal the
roll OF states f0f the nomination of a candi
date for the presidency. After the announce
ment Of the nrst vote by the secretary, the
chair said; "A ballot for q candidate for the
presidency having been had without secur-
The secretary VIII cali the roll This foT-
mnla was repeated until the fourth and last
ballot had been taken The ballots were rs
follows:
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-06-12
Mr.. pana.s Little M,

from she washington capital
I learn that Mr.. Danas inoay
that paper Is not only princels.
i is exceeded only by that Of NJ
nett. When Mr.. Bennett sCok
the Sun he made q contrsst \
trustees TO edit the paper ia
40, coo a year. lie had then sgas
~ shares in the paper. Saidhs.
II the profits Of the paper ss
think j onght 70 have an NJ
them outside Of nv saIary. sdl
pose that all dividends above \
five per cent. shall be divided, 81
I have half" The stockholdentl
adividend oftwenty. iveper eert Y
not only very large, but yery 81
BILE, said: "Why, Of course. n,
declare any dividends over tvs.A
per cent. You shall have co.
viii you make a contract b
feet for ten years." said Mr.. DAas
stockholders ag>S@3 and the cd
we're made
WIEN two years the paper p1
fifty per cent. snd for a nun
Years has not paid less than eight
Ten year contract expired q ysUt
lgo and il was renewed, withthse
hat Mr.. Dana gets one bali a.
dividends over forty per cent.
IN the best authority that Mr.
share last year, including his salE
k207, 900.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-06-12

The New York Commercial Bulletin
y usually very temperate in the usc Of
language. but in an article apon Pin
anciJ Wreckers," il INDUCES ia terms
indicasive Of the deepest indigassicss
Speaking az Wall street shock brokers
who bear the market BY illsgitimAss
mesns il calls them ~brigands, petro-
Tenn hends and dynamite destruction
lists, and il cAfIs upon The Stock Ex.
change 70 interfere on accept RESPONSE.
hilify Coz the disgracs.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-06-12

The Sciepfiic Auerican is clearly u
che opinion that electric nght wires
shoul3 be buried, because when above
ground shey are dangerous 10 life and
property. This comedies with the pop
uisr conclusion II has been demon
str4tes scores Of times that death and
destruction travel on these wires
Whatever tho cost of putting them there.
abe onIy place for these sireaks Of light
ning n under ground
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-06-12

q. s Grant, Jr., sad the irm al
Grans s Wari are The chief sscckhold-
ers Of she Belmont ecsl mines. which
are sitnaseA in Jasksca zsy, Ala
baaA. Ths. mines have continued in
full operation since their failure until
last week, wasa work was stopped aud
a poticc mas posted that they h.a .hut
down on account q the failure OF Grant
q TAgd. Seven hundred hands are
thrown ous 81 employment. The mines
ere qSise vaiaahlc. Thes we're pur-
chased BY the Grssss from Gen. John n.
Garlon.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-06-12

a prpniannt religious pep4r openly
advocates the gOyernrEas q cities by .
fss uasn Aeiecsea for that purYoss
cstside pertseS { STATE I-egialatares,
ssc. Few people are aware Il the IN
ssicns methods incalcated in rarious
quarters b h1eak doun government
Of khs people, by The People and for she
pesple- Self gossrnment is v~irsually
ITonoefRcsd > failure, and hAncs Inries
rsnst be abolished and sha right Of saf-
frsge taken Away - very mueh re-
stnetad- Freensea should remember
thss esefaal vigilance is Tbs prize q
Liberty
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-06-12

Congress has granted Mrs. DgfonE,
widow Of The comm2ndsr o. the Jean
neste expedition. = pension Of Fifty dol
bars . nsash. There are o about .
hundred wornen on the pension roll who
rscsiye from thirty 10 four hundred
dollars per month. There ara FORTY
three widers Of general ogscsrs ~ho re-
eeivs $50 aad thirty Others who get $50
Per Faensh. The widow Of Admiral
FarFAgns has an annnal pension Of s3-
600, and the surviving widows Of certain
yrcsidents have each $500 a rear.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-06-12

Scattered shronsi, rs.s
eity .rss many werAsrs,t
tcric bits Oh bric-a.b rse II
nish forth = most woss
collection, IL the orps,ss
induced 10 part with tbsm
Colonel jerome Bona,,s,t'a
perfect museum Of Boss
many Of them art works
iHtrinsically Mrs. Itnrbsxa'.
q the sou 81 ths Emps,a. \
Mexico. lives here ia 4 ~.
near the British Legation
wonderful pieces "a No. =
carving, needle work ana ~.
son, who isa rromineut
here, was adopted in hi ,,Sss,
Maximilia and the fmrss.'
rs their heir, and lived MA n
ing their brief reign I 4
Of Chapultepec. Thrms, ! !
nection with that
monarch, the Itrrlia-
many relics snd souvenir :,
emperor Of Mexico. Mrs. Az
AI|/
Of Boston, who has had I ~
ON Georgetown Heights q. Nv
has her house crowded !.
brie-a- brae, antique furnitm, !
art banbles from all parts y !
On her tea-table she uses . !.
silver teapot. with autea IA
nv handles. that was made Il ,
we're, who was a goIdsmits |
In her drawing-room there. !,
tie old mahogany char. MA
back representing a lyre v,a
testoon Of flowers depenai.,
and the seAtis upholstered Nj
silyery hrocsde strewn vita "a
This chair was one Of the -; /,
press Josephine's music ros
the most beautiful and "
preserved piece. The vie a
sioner Loring possesses a ri,
leonic days in a piece q h
that was ordered made by yu
the Empress Marie Louise.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-06-12

APhilAdeIphis clergyman has taken
fs2s TO swsAr oat a warrant for Bob
fssersolis arrest for blasphemy. He
h&s found an old statute. which was re-
enastssi ;ss.~rvcr. no longer ago than
Js*sA which pf0risies that any person
Who shall willfnils, preneditatedIy
and dcspiietuIly blAspheme shall, on
eDnyietiOn there's, be ansa not exceed
ing sioo and imprisoament not exceed
ing fAsres mouths and be thinks there
wculd be no trouble ia getting Inger-
sol INTO Al. II is laid that Mr.. niger.
sol leh Philadelphia in a hurry on
learning thar Ae was in danger of incsr-
esrSkon. Tie old stasat@ was reenacs-
q y mistake. and prosecutions under
y ars generally regArdedas persecution.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-06-12

A q = brought suit in the United
States circuit court at Philadelphia
against The Americsn Watch
Of WAltham Mas. on an Improvement
~ stern winding watches, which the
eOrnpxns put 20 use. Heswears sAAt he
had submitted his invention 10 the com
psnyik inspection With the view Of sell
ling il. The company refused 70 pur-
chase He discovered afterwArd. that
the company had adopted the improve
msnt- He had made the fatal mistake
of not making his improvement patent
"a. The court, IN disniSsing his action,
ruledt that there wasno right Of property
IN an idea Is an idea. and that il could
only Be MAIDS property by letters patent.
The lesson IS that inventors must not
&C., saiuabls inventions before get
ting patents kor the name.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-06-12
THH RAIluor By I'd


Jeiegrams came rushing in urSou R,afne
xirnost literally BY armfaiIx Hundreds Al
dispatches followed from ali parts OF the
country, from every state IN the Union Fol.
Owing are at5~ Of the most impressive.
Washington June a-Execntiye Msn-ton
Hon JAMES g. Blaine: As the candidate al rhe
.hepnhilcsn party, you will have ny earnes, ARD
ooratzl s1pEort fSigneGl caRsrrn A AgrpuR
M Biatne's reply was.
Hen Chester A. Arthur. President o. ths Uns-
ted hlateS Washington ID c. Aoce.e my Sin
1re thRrks fcr se-- eorsiizl a-ssurxpces.
sss<nei5 JANIS q BLAINE
nNAaiasb01- ID. C. June $40 Hca J. Q.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-06-12

Prof. Bailey I
the Black Hills
The Homesta
ing to build a
mouth OF Gold
Jack Miller,
Lake, resisting
officer, was siio
Experienced
,here are no c
disease among
ty.
Thirty thous
ium bonds have
and work on III
| proceed at ono
A new towns
At the
| the Belle Fou
| and called DE
Goold Bro'
| Windsor, Ill,
/ $4,000 hourir
| capacity of lo'
| The State /
ing the first
Columbia, OPP
last week Will
| Another sh'
in Barnes co
certificates, I
Of the defaleat
N. c. Daki
presented Yal
pound bell,
The college
with a clock
An importa
bank by Cit
prisoner is l.,
b~urglarize
Mimi, on tn
A. J. Wort
who bought
last winter, !
bite on the Z
with whom
A raid wa
Bedford by
able mules
from Gallier
belonging to
There is
United Sta'
lack oil iund
been exhans
Ing ayaliabi'
At Lisbo
for selling |
lined ~
meneed an
compel tue
The Mort
rangements
lines for 5
North DaS'
enrsicns a
mile.
A young
near Castle
hottie CONT
powder, set
the roof OF
N boys side {
William
wears Of a,
Deyil's Tai
fractions
H sufrere,
died.
bodca
other labc
Mitchell,
street in (,
when City
u. them. Oh
4 Burk was
Eller pull
him throu
'r! dead but
"A not been {
"a Aberde,
.hei indignatio
here nrote
An
"a" %"
10 H. -
hin moa.rs
. -
~ h.,,t.
,tun1 a. 49,.
mpr -.
g $500.
..S, once acce
should be
Newtor
|. James n
vv Ns Indian 90
= IN official ~.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-06-12

The public lands are the heritage Of the people
% the United States. and should be reserved, a.
settlers We are opposed 20 the acquisition Of
large tracts Of these lands by corporations OF
tndtricual- especially where such holdings are
In the hands " non-residents or aliens and we
viii endezvor 70 obtain such legislation As will
tend 10 eorrect this evil We demand % congress
the speedy forfeiture OF sIl land grants which
have lAp@cd by reason of Noncompliance with
the Acts Of Incorporation. IN all cases where there
has been no attcmpt in good faith to perform the
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-06-12

0cn Clsytoa-i rEore 20 make the election Of
Achn r Lynch unaninnoas
Thsa urns .arr<~x armu8ruJ-
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-08-18
NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL.

FRANK S. GREY, Marysyille, Cal, writes ::
In the eleven years as clerk and proprietor
that I have sold WESTAR'S BALSAN OF
WILD CHERRY. can truly say that I have
never known it to fail in giving reliefin pulmon-
airy complaints"
VIM. LOUTZENIIEIZER, Grass Valley, Cal,
has sold WISTAR'S BALSAM THIRTY ONE
YEARS, and writes that he considers it one of
the most reliable preparations in the market for
the cure of Coughs, Colds and Throat and Lung
Complaints.
J. K. STUMP, Los Angeles, Cal, says he has
used WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY for fifteen years, and takes pleasure
in recommending it.
r. II. ELMORE, Red Bluff, Cal, says: a have
sold WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY for sixteen years, and unhesitatingly
say that consider it one of the best ard most
reliable preparations in the market for the radi-
cal cure of Coughs Gods and all Throat and
Lung Complaints, and can cheerfully recon-
mend il to all in need of such O remedy"
None genuine unless signed q s. BUTTS" on
the wrapper. nS-1yMTh&w1y