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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-10-03

1hc Following patents Rene eeanled
70 citi1cns Of fndiana, week ending
sept. -, 1854. reported cxpressly ~
this paper BY Jos. \. Hunter. solicitor
OF American and Forcigu Paculs, oJG n
street, Washington, ID. o.;
Lewis Mctcescr, Indianapolis. Gnrnacc !:
n. \. Buck. Craw wiordwlIic, buggy body |:
Nathan Fisher, Coatesvjllc. step ladder I;
q. II. Ischech. Indianapolis. feed water
heater j. q. Forth, Evansville. monthly
calendar and business directory; Goo.
w. Gtccnc, Abingdon, hsznc fastener "A.
4. Lower, Arcadia. h0g trap; n B. Mar
tlndalc, indianapolis, papcr wheel u
pulley; = y. MartIndalc, Indianapolis,
wheel Or pulley.
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Ex- x-CoagvessRan Paige. of CaiifornIs.
N ~ interview IN Washington. aid
|"Ohlo must BE- carried at any c,sf. even
n a takes el.0OO,o 1000 This scesns to W
the policy oi the Republican party. Coi.
W. ~. Dudley. who was DorSey'a sbio
lieutenant IN Indiana In 1850. i nou q
Columbus, q actively engaged In ixyinx
the foundation for Dorscy tartics. Ohso
has always been carried By ihc Ecpobli~
cans in Presidential campaign. n he
never been placed IA tho Democrats
column. either W iiepublicans or Demo
crats. III making calculations anon rc-
suits Her twcnty-thrce electoral votes
have always Appeared npon tho Rcpub-
liran side o. the ledger. GarGcld's sna-
lority ~ lSsO was 81 .z37. Ohio IA abs0-
lutely necessary for Republican succoss.
This fact y we'll understood " che man
ayers Of the 'mnchine.r without Ohio
~ October ilnisle ID Hgoncr." On the
other hand, Ohio u NOT necessary Tor
Cleyeland's success. aad IL by Dorsey
methods the Republicans again carry
Ohio u will have 20 c1ioct npon thc -
suit In Indiana and New York. apon
which Democratic success depcils.
Alarm has taken possession OF lhc Re-
publican management. because Of The
open dcscrtion Of the party BY thousands
of German Republicans. On The other
hand, this has entlluscd The democracy.
ana there i no question that with fair
election and fair count Ohio will wi,cd
into thc Democratic column. will ths
experience Of 1880 fresh III che miAd< %
Indiana Democrats, this will hardly l,o
expected, Yet Ohio will have 10 hc car
ried ~ the Republicans III October ~
n least 10000 majority. or II will IL a.
lhc Democratic ranks Id Novcmhcr. ~
iuiiy that number d prohibitionisss and
tutIer men will vote the iicpublican
ticket Ia October. who vii; cast their hall
lcts for 81. John Or Butler for President
The next mouth.
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Inc opposing candidate for The Office
: pc'hnps ~ on and experienced teacher
"no mas always Kept abreast with ths
l~r'ri' of ne times. II ignored by reason
~ ms political views. II seems scarce (,
necessary 20 appeal 10 The intelligent cit.
zen ior sits opinion as "a the right os
wrong 81 this matter. ANY fair minded
re'son will say: "1'hi- ought not u bc
thus II onvIt not be thus. but 4 4
and something must be done - remedv !
'H' es'': We mHst educate the rising
generation 70 better sense Of their dn-
YES ~ American citizens We must in
press upon them 'he idea that ia The sc-
''ef''on n any Official OF whatever de-
paumen' o. government. we must ban
- nll politics, church, frfendslip. rela-
''on.iip, Or personal preferences. and
CONSIDER the cfIicicnet az the candidate
only. Most especially Is this re0nired
~ the seiecti0n Af sch00i officers. If we
nave good inan Ia Office. we meat re-
elcrt him by al fair means. Tho 1ooger
such uian can he Induced "a scmain iu
'oAicc, the beuerit will be for she schoois.
Two years aRo. we had la ouv state fot
state superintendent q able = paN Is
ever ulled tiAs oilire, but he failed OF i re-
election, becau<e le was : republican.
~ tbe very election that involved his
defeat, kMow ot \ nun,her OF good old
time democrats who voted for that very
|"'repubhcan.' for the simple reason that
ne had discharged bis duties abiy, hon
esi'y and faithfully. All honor ~ those
demorfals. do not wish TO he nnAcr-
stood r. casting any reflection whatever
upon uie present incumbent OF the Of
Iice ! believe. frola what liltlp a.rilainf-
ancc have had with hin, he is iuliv
capable ~ coping wish The many ois-
riaclek that are met with IN HE rcspon-
sItle Office OF Safe Superintendent.
However that may be X wa~ taking ri-k
20 eject him. on account NJ bis youth aud
ne ll:'le amount Of experience he has
hah ~ scht u work. while We had posi-
lively nothing 10 fear from the re-cec-
non ~ x,xt 'vepubiican.r because. dur |
iGg tis two years administration he lad
clearly demonstrated 10 the peopIe OIL
indiana his ability 10 manage that COM
pIirnted piase Of machinery the schools. |
Lets have an eternal separation oil
school and politics lei ~ alS0 have |
!nss''sx separation Of school and church |
Teachers, what say yon:
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~ COLLIN xsoUr.

IN COLLIN MOUT.
/ A shor7 time since, while attending A
% county institute, my attention was d.
Erected to several Young land fresh, toe.
teachers, who wore tise democratic antl
lrcpubIican cneigns reepcctircy, and one
of them even wore Doth NV 0>se on ea<h
side. Nov my opinion is that right
there they we're gixialg oflense TO tie
other teachers present I 10 not wish
to be understood Is eaying INT teacher
should be aeutral IN politics. that he
SHOULD not discuss political topics ~ a
frank and lks0cst way; but am opSsos.
led 70 All susii Outward manifestations Of
|poliiicnl belief on the part Of the teacn-
Ter. simply hrnugln hi in by way Or
IcriticiSnl, lrlt l.arr no t~slIbt that 4
VOICE the sentiments OF = majority or
|teachore. The above named instance eet
|me 20 thinking, Md | tlsoughf Of the
|contrOl which politics have over the
management OF our educa6 ional affairs.
III don't think politics ought "a bel
brought to bear on the schools a< alI:T q
hcard friend ofeducati0n remark onoc, \
aNd always did agree with him. Pok-I
tics have strong hold up0G Ahe schoOls-l
and Il will require long linlc and strong
efforts 70 release that hold, 70 purity thel
schools OF all political indncncc. 10 MI
lustrate the influence Of politics over ed
0cationAl affairs, lei us cite an instance.
Suppose we live IN county which isl
politically. The trustees Of
the various townships ave alI dcnocra<s|
or republicans. as the case may Be TheI
time for the election Of County SGpcr-
inteadent "a % hand. A. matter OIL
course. chose trustees will select for che
Office man Of their politics, notwith-.
etanding the fact that iic a. not half asI
competent % discharge the dsgies or that
responsible Office as his opponent, that
he Il better qualified 10 drive an OK tcams
than rciyu II The realm " education.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-10-03

Catch on. bows. The tune Is s.Oysr "a
sarde" WALL Sing:
Jim Elaine stood under under an appl'
tree,
Over the White House fence.
And sighed n be reached for the lresi
Over the White House fence.
He'd ,nonoI'uly votes im his carpet ssci,
And De stood on the arch OF John I.o
gal's back.
But ne requisite stature he seemed 4
lack,
Over the White House fence.
Ciloars
Over The White House fence.
Inc prospect wasn't immense.
for Cleyeland's o0 guard, iu that bach
yard.
And struck out hard. when : mug M
starred,
Wa poked ia view % be mauled and
nsrred.
over the White IIsuss fease.
lie reac'sed and Ne ssuirn'd and he sigh' a
ii sain.
Over the White House fence.
Twas evident Jim was tsurdcncd with
pain.
Over the Waite House fence.
Ills fix was sufficient to quake him feel
sick.
For i'e had 70 get dowa oil his pes~a,
nigltv quick.
Or hr knecked from X by Dcasocrax
brick,
Over tic White nosss scaco.
10 add new eloxd tc our hero's might.
Over The White House fence.
Ben linf!er's bald head soon spfeared u
eight
over The white iouas sc.es.
The vision 50 staggered Jim, there and
|Ie gave forth sob. about sxp0,
lsenarkng: HAS hi brokcu loose
agains~
over te White House fence.
sr.n
Then Fisher and Aul. behind limmy B.l
Slipped,
Over the White Ho,s.e fence.
And hofI ~ biz ooat-tailS they firssly
grippcd-
Oyer che White House Ecstre.
" ~nw twas 10 use e. be lighting fade
~ m en his ear w hcgen ID skate,
HhiIe Grover shouted .'NeM time try !.
the gate.
And soi the Whi<c Iouse fence
ClsSRUs-
Over the White Homsc fcssce.
The prospect wnen't i16Anaensc.
There ncver wks vet
Such fntnc aud fret, Y
And YOU caM bet
We never will let
,uch chaps a. Blaine aud Logan gel
Over The White 1Iodse fence.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-10-03

Y "rnfcwell, darling
The speaker. wh~ was Young a,nn 81
fwrnty-fivc. with 6eep. Insfrous eyes
suil woinanls vone. aisd 4 tailor bill oI
s'ore than two gears standing. looked
Iup bcseecI'ingly * tIe girl 10 ~houa i,c
'xddrcs<cd these wOg<ls and waited Tor
her swlsy. isut 10 answer came. lii
the West, whesa the bands of crinso,,
light that sireamcd up from below The
horizon told a The dyi0g day. angsy-
looking clM'ds were gathering. aud an
occasional vivid hash of lightning told
lof ~ approaching storm. The wind,
Ehlcil came in d.ful gusts. sighed maan-
lingfv Ia the branches OF The lindens that
surroundrd Erierton villa. and tie
husky. aftcr-supper sixh OF large brin-
lIe caw sounded strangely ia accord
with its weird surroundings.
The man txlrns 20 70. Spite Of all he
can do there are tears in the brown ewes
that ~ici, liitIc time ago were looking
loviAgiy Into those Of beatrice McNuIty,
and ~ lsc walks slowly down The gravel
led patl Il seems A. though tile future
held tar him nothing but dcsolate sor-
row that could never know surceaee or
ending--ns though the elelice uf !
mighty grief had becn held by the cruel
hand Of fate and drained 10 lie very
drcge by unwilling lips. And then, lust
las The horizon Of his life seems forexer
covered with the pail or disappointed
hope, he hears the voice Of the one
woman In az the wide, wide world
whom he loves. Herbert" she says.
IL an instanf re Is by her side. .Yon
called me n he asks, his face illumined
with the tender radiance OF newly
hope.
Yes she answers. Il can not live
without your love, and we will let papa
decide che question ovcv which we came
20 near making wrecks Of our lives. Do
you agree 70 thats"
II do
1And 30 you children have quarroloa
over what the tirst child shall be HaGnoH
and Won are not yet married ~ asks Nj.
McNulty.
'Yes, papa wpfiod Beatrice. II de-
siscd 10 call Il Be'sa, Lut Herbert said
hat would be too jcninine In case Il was
! boy. He ineists Oil Cleveland. but that
seems 80 horribly masculine for Z girl. N
sWhy don't you set1e on something
hat would BE- Deither masculine no fem
nine? Would thst be satisfactory m
IT would they answer.
~Then fhe matter u easily disposed of
have namc.D
Tell Il 10 me-" cries Beatrice, II
girlish eagcrncss.
Bending lovingly over his child. John
w. McNuIty says in low solemn tones II
Cali Il for the preacher who cniciated |
4 Blainc's fret secret marriage ID Ken
.ncky.D- Chicago Tgibunc.
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Longer Advertisements Al The same rate
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No wonder Mr. Blaine has . severe
cold. he has suffered ~ much cx--
posurc VI Iate.s-N. X. Lilo.
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PunLisHED kyEKY rnipAY, Ar JASPER
prr"is COUNTY, INDIANA, ~
CLEMENT DOANE.
OFFICE. is counsxn BrsLDixa on
WEsr SI~rH SrrtFr.

rErcE or srH~cEIrrIoN.
single subscriptions, Tor tifty Nos, 81 SO
For six months, O0'
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Over the White House Fence.
Catch o.. bows. The tunc Is s'Ovsr the
Garden WALL Sing:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-10-04
eureka DaiIp sentlnel'
VERY nonsrso Cnxonrr mosDAI'
ps'gnsoIny p'gse INV & SKlllMAN.
CASOiT GEO. W. CASSIDY.

BANKERS
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Leave Palisade at. .................... 610 P. NJ.
Arrive ct Eureka at. 1910 A. NJ
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SONG and Dance Shoes,

II ANOASHIRE AND OTHER CLOGSs ALI
IL sizes; Tights. Wigs, spsngles, Gold aud
Silver Lsoes, T1mhorines, Banjos, FALSE
STONE JEwELRY for makeup, and every.
thing for Minstrels and Theaters. WE SEM
BY MAIL OR O. o. D. As our goods come
direct from Europe. we defy competition In
the United States. Send for prices. MA
THAN IOSEPH. 64I Clay street,
San Francisco. Uai. ses-lydSw
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-10-04
NOTICED.

| avG aprons SECURED A LEASE OF THE
street sNS LEI LES MARKET" on North Main
nv IAN ano VIII run the business hereafter on
their ns. account. Thanking the public for
tention' n'.nonage !. heretofore, hope by strict at.
the ssms 20 business to merit Continuance of
Eureka Ca. JOSEPH B0Os.
'ePt' 1, lts4 se2tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-10-04
NO. 81


An elegant assortment of wall brackets
and lamp goods, consisting Of shades,
illuminators, wicks and cigar
lighters. Also. new patent window
shades, and lot of fancy cabinet frames
and bird-cages. I have on hand all kinds
of secondhand furniture, which / will sell
at prices to suit the times. Call and ex-
anime goods at my store ON South Main
street. P. 81. Hull.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1884-10-08
Farm AND PRESIDE.

Never put blueing in babies clothes
which come next the skin, as 10 causes
painful chaing. -Erctan7e
From the statistics furnished from
the Office Of the Secretary Of the State
Board, it is nearly demonstrated that
the yield Of wheat is guaged by the
number of sheep kept on the farm
Michigan Farmer
Canada thistles, plowed under in
the blow i'm s dry time, are good
manure, apparently sent from heaven
for a valuable purpose. Allowed to
get ripe, we readily imagine they come
from the other place. Prairie Farmer
Apples may be fed to cows 10 CON
siderable quantities, with the effect Of
increasing the milk, but it will he best
to begin with small quantities at first,
and gradually increase the ration
Cincinnati Times.
A practical housekeeper recon
mends oiling kitchen floors with boiled
linseed oil to be applied boiling hot
with a large paint brush, aud i'm few
moments rubbed iu and of with wo0len
cloths. Grease spots do not show.
Put your clothes in warm water
over night; In the morning wiring them
/ from this into q boiler containing strong
| hot suds, to which is added salsoda the
| size of a hickory nut Boil them one
| half hour, dip them into cold water, rub
them out, rinse i'm clear cold water.
/ then in water slightly blued, and you
/ will be surprised to see how easily your
/ washing is done IibuUV JOUyHuL
]
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1884-10-08
Farmers, Care For Yourselves.

often think It strange that, as rule,
a farmer is kinder to his horse than he
is to himself. If he axes out his road
ster, how careful he is on returning to
room the animal till perfectly clean,
see that water is not given tin q g
nimal has cooled; yet he will 90
straight to the well aud drink, often
without sense or reason; and, without
needing the perspiratiou that streams
from the pores, which are olUgged by
dust, he sits down to dinner, satisfied Il
hands and face are clean. A change
of underwear would not occupy FIVE
minutes, and any wife who thinks
about these things will place the gar
ments where they can be easily reached
for man is an impatient being and
must have what he wants there before
his eyes. Leather slippers do not alb
sOrb moisture and are therefore best
aud nothing refreshes the feet more
than a regular washing I'm tepid water
aud clean sOcks.-N T. Herald
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1884-10-08
Missing Baggage.

Many vexatious delays which take
place 10 the transfer of trunks are due
10 the negligence of the company which
carries them
The agent of a baggage-eNpress asked
a lady In the cars if she had any baggage
% be delivered. yes, ' she said, "but
I had great trouble finding one of my
trunks and / can E have this one lost "
The agent assuring her that it would
be delivered safely, inquired where she
wanted it delivered
TO the steamer drug0,' he an
gwered,
"Thc 4rrgo, said he, care you sure
it is the Ar,go2 That sails at three
O. clock.
"Yes, that is right"
The trunk was delivered, but the lady
did not appear, and at three O'Clock IL
started for France on board the IrdgO.
When the agent returned to the office
he found a policeman and the lady
waiting for him "Ihis lady has en-
tered a complaint against us said the
express manager.
II have not seen that trunk yeti eX-
claimed the lady, with much indigna-
ton
"I don't think YOU win see It either,
for some time answered the man.
"That trunk has gone to France. Don
you remember I asked you the second
time about the steamer You said the
steamer Irug0"
'I know il, but I meant Arg0.'
This was little steamboat which
crossed to New Jersey from near the
I French steamers wharf 1t cost ter
dollars and six weeks of time to get that
, trunk back to its owner. IOuthS Com
T Dlnj0R.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1884-10-08
The Use OF Lime.

Tt sort of axiom among farmers
that ''where lime is used the land and
the farmers are rich. This is an Old
but true adage and deserves to be made
one of the established aXioms of agri-
culture. 1t is true in two WAYS one.
that lime is an exceedingly valuable
fertilizing agent of itself. and i'm addi-
ton eNerls a most beneficial influence
upon the soil as a solvent of the sill
Gates, chiefly of potash, and also i'm de
COMPOSING organic matters i'm the soil
and favoring its nitriication and the
production of the indispensable nitrates
which so greatly enrich the soil; the
other that its use is one of those higher
attributes of skillful farming which is
consistent only with the best culture Of
the soil and the most thorough and svs-
tematic working o. it. 1t is. in fact. in
the farmers hands one of those instru-
ments which is rarely or never found
excepting where every part Of the farm
work is done in the mOsteNceilent man
ner, so that 1t is not so much that the
farmer uses lime as that he uses it as a
part of system of farming which Is
thoroughly excellent, and, OF course,
very profitable. Lime Is thus not to be
used in haphazard way, and simply to
extract from the soil the last We >tlges OF
fertility it can bring out. When thus
used another common adage, that
cline enriches the father and impover-
ishes the son, will surely 0e found
true because it IS like a last turn of the
screw which squeeheS the last drop OF
juice from the cider mill
The place OF lime In good farming is
its application to the land at the fall
season when rye or wheat is sown and
grass or clover seeding follows. The
| land has then become more or less
supplied with organic matter from the
roots and waste OF previous crops, and
it has accumulated a store of nitro
genous and carbonaceous matter which
cannot be made available until it Is de
composed nor until sufficient quantity
OF mineral matter has been set free in
the soil to balance the supply Of plant
food required for a new rotation Of
crops Besides ut this season and with
fall grain the regular manuring OF the
land is given and the manure is gen
orally coarse aud undecOn posed. 1t is
precisely under such conditions that
lime is of the greatest use and value
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1884-10-08

There is a stagnantpool ina Florida
forest particularly lonesome and seclud-
ed Thirty years ggo % lover was shot
and thrown into it by the father of his
swecthca'., who at once drowned her
self in.the same water: and the belief is
held among the people Of that region
that no visitor to the spot can avoid an
intense depression of spirits, occasioned
by the broojing ghosts Of the pair
Chj,ng0 JOvrR1l
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1884-10-08
CapitaI Comfort

WASHINGTON, D. C.-Mrs. Mary X
sheed, ITO Marylanl avenue, Washing
ton, D. c., states, that for several years
she had suffered terribly with facial neu-
ralgia and could find uorelieu Ina recent
mtack which extended tC the neck, Shout
ders and back, the pain was intense. She
resolved to try st. Jacobs Oil, the great
pain-reliever. Rubbing the parts affected,
three times only, all pain vanished as if by
magic, and has not returned.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1884-10-08

The Life is the BIood-Prevent Disease
Surgery the Last Igesort-A Telling Lee
ter.
It is conceded that DIR. DAVID KENNEs
DY's FAvOHGTE REMEDY, Of Rondout N.
T., IS the most elective preparation now I'm for On
diseases arising from foul or impure state OF cirUu
ntiun. Hence &c is than likely that II the write
Of the following letter had habItulIIy taken Favor
ITE REMEDY" ten years ago De would never have
suncrcd from Cancer.
pITrsFrLD, Mass, March p issL
Dr. D. Fsuuedg, R0nd0ut ~ ~
DEARsR: About SIX year. ago twas obliged t0 re-
sort 20 external trpatmun for fNn removal OF cam
Cerous growth on my Iip. on my return home, be-
came sensible thutmv blood needed thDTunrh cleans
Ing My whole system, too, required tUuIuE up.
While casting about for the hus. medicine t0 do th5,
your " "FAVORITE REMEDY" was so hi-Aly com.
moudcd 600 my hearing that resolved 20 tIy TO- did
go, and the result surprised me- 90 was effected 71
quickly and completely. soon got over the dcprns-
sion produced hv the operation, and siuee the 'IA
VORITE REMEDY" which have continued 20 take
iu small doses, has kept me I'm such health and
strength as never had before, expected TO haTe
10 Is tho best blood purifier lu thg world om sure of
that. Yours ETC., MATTHEW FAlELLL,
q Adams Street,
In all cases when consultation Is deemed desirable
address d. David Kennedy, EYul0ut, N. " But 9
you have not done SO, adopt "FANOLtlEE
REMEDY as house friend.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1884-10-08

TIE chance ConcoctiOns Of ignorant mon
have sometimes brought disrepute not only
on their own worthless medicines that de-
serve no credit, but some lines, with much
inius ice, ON really reliable preparations.
Ladies' should not thesiJa.e ab ut Mrs Pink
hams Vegetable C0mDoLud for this rema-
dy has been tried, proven and praised for
years,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1884-10-08

ETAnL, dies Should Know That Hoods,
scarfs, ribbons and all fancy articles can
be made any color wanted with Diamond
Dyes. Ali the popular colors. l0o at
druggists. None equal them, Wells,
Richardson & Co.. Darlington, Vt
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1884-10-08

THE sexton who threw over a metallic
Casypt was angry when he was called a
pitcher Of Lier.-.- Whitehall Times.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1884-10-08

M The Independents appear 70 be
losing confidence in their present ef-
fort to turn the country over TO the
Democrats. Now the Boston Herald
puts it this way: If Blaine is elected
he win be the last Republican Presi-
dent" We win see you about thai
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