davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-11-06


0ebrBsit lbcr Blaine bstrdgt 100000
Giinmsu.
Giepslane am Gage nad' ecr sSabI.
GIbun1, u. g., 5. YoUeulbtr.- Som.
&Isnslnn6 Iridiln bsute fTiib mn bic lblidle
3sit tn ieinem 9iireau, obgIetb er fat Ote
gaB3s Rndt luf gfpeiau mar. Gr beDabrts
istue 5afuDg bolioumgH uH6 Isgte ptdlt
usbr Sutsrefs Gu oEm gSpbIreiJltat an ben
Gog, ale trgGn0 Elm Gubsrgr Birger. Sle!s
@ratuIattorsbspeiGeu, etItdle 0erIslbeu al
Ben oueusrn6blten BrGpbtuten" a0rslfrt,
gingeD jbm boH aleu- Ssiten gu. S6err vi
los tGIsgrapbtrte tbm, bnB sBtacoufiu DGbr'
GstnItd bsm0frutiid gsgaugsn iei, .uno
@aItsr SarriiCn biutet In siusr 6tpeite IN,
bnB er SofiHurg auf eiEEu o2molratti6eu
Sieg tn Sutnois bsge. GG6sre 0tpeiben
btsteu &usfiChter auf Stele Oer Den0tcotsu
tn 9aliiOr1tgu, gi1Ua6l Hno 9regou, 10 oGB
BITE @rmabluug @lEpsIaubs id5f O9ne oas
@lsltOraIUotum Ysps YlorPS ut@t uunO3Itd
tF.
8Bie Blaine fir EEabIbcridjte smpflHa.
8uguita, Rs,, 5. JoDem6er. .-@r Se'
frgt0r Blaine, tuelGer itG erf QeGen ubr
Bspte friib ,uT Ruhe bsgab, oerbrahte ben
gT06teu She'll bee 8ormittags i'm Bette.
&ls fr fin nieOGrleate, lluteten ote yaas
riGtsn 70 Huglufftg fir ibu, baB sr bstEGbe
cue SOfHuug nufgsgebeu bate, aIletn beute
EnGmtitcg srbtsIt sr 8speidcu, tusI9e tam
ogfdsrtgu, baB ietue Sad1e nod uid1t 0ers
loren Jet, uub baB sr pabrideinttd In gtem=
?tolf, Colorado uub au6ereu jpstfslbafieu
Gtnatsu ben Sisg bnbOuaetrageu babe.
SIN 2auie oes yta&mittags i6idte Seua=
tor Raboue Sru. 8tuiue cine 8tpeIde, In
pslCber ar Strginisn fir Die Rspubitfausr
benIipIudtr. 2Iubers Rtnlaufsuoe Depsi4eu
babuuptsa, uidlt uHr Snbtaua, ionberu aud
GnlifOrnisn, Oregon uub gfsuabn istsu re-
publitauif6 gsgangsn. Blaine bIteb Den
Qan3cn Sag 3u 6anis, bo sr ii@ nod ui4t
0on ben Gnarsuguuasn ietner ausgebebutsn
Gtumptour unO ietusr 9etisTtstt srboLt bate
I'm gbeub 9iugsu ibm uisle Depsi4eu Su,
Ole tEm III iEtutm osrmstutlthen Stege graz
tuliTteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-11-06

6auBrun3tsco, 5. RobsmbS.-28G
gs,irfe NIB g8arbs in Il Counties BON @a'
ltfornieu gebFn 26, G20 Stimmeu fir Btatae
unO q, ,280 fir @lapslGno. Dte uGmlidsu
Beatrfe uuS g8ar6s ga5en Dor bier Sabrau
81 GA 9ttmueu fir @arFsIo HuO 1878
fir 6ouCod.
418 S:3lrte in 43 Counties asbeu 2s,7S7
Sttmuen fir Biatne uHo "a, G91 iir &lsOes
luub. Su 1880 gabau Ote udmli@iu Bsiicts
23,G0G 9timmeu fGr 9ariisI0 uab q, ,652
fir Danced.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-11-06

re- +. @b1Gmer8 4etIttHItur
furirt Gispepfje, Dltgrlae Bldbiudt, Cob
breuneu un6 ale Qeiben, 6t lIEorouun9sH i'm
Uug,u enttammeu. Bei gterOeuiraaibeiteH
in Fe eins Der bgReu Diittel, 6a ie iOforuge
giu6eruug ihafit uub in tur5sr 3eit 9eiIurg
beptrtt. Prei8 81 bic Elaite. 81 ba5eu bet
Getb g. 5aace, Tr. 1O8, gBsbSaltt'
more zSrube. (233-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-11-06
Brsiie. 2tbsrale SeOingnnsen.
0rOBe NeOnfIi0n!

gSir .sb en!I6 loren, uniers IeteHbe Sguura 81 be-
ipobrsn, babsT bGbsr eIus
furehgrtiffntr GrmGfiaune
in zen grtiieu fRr ale uniere g9Garsn poIBsroHmen
uHb aeirdbren
IitCrdlCrrSG6ingHuasH bEi aertnqeren SrstitH,
ais irGtnn Elm unheres gcdGitsbaI3.
BeiuSt unR, T6Ggt untre g&Iarsn CT urb ilberieugt
Sud, OaE 0biasG CbotG4sn iirb.
EF- Sir @HeBsn nm u8r, auSserOmmen Ionz
tags uro Sau:G8s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-11-06
HaOW00's
GyOrgCN0p{II{nvs g9SEoTAn,tG


GGrfdpdrtlltan ReIOlSent,
Elm 6cilmtttIl beIieu gefaubtbeile oussroroeutlibe
meot5trt'te GtBeu6aiteu babsu, Usieutlib ;ur Eets
nJpIrq, 6eilunl gBtabGbegieluUg uno RraftIauna
hes nte6etasbroteneH unO eri3opiteu 8orpsrs, bNs
e!ue 6nelLe, uuQeuebmc. it5ere Bebnuos
lung uno Iuerub be SeluUg geUdGrt.
= te y ant
lDirb tLur un6 I4tu, rohbem man bnS Saridparjujau
etntGe Gage aebruu6t bat. Bld5ttu 5tnneu l2teIlsr
uub 6mtusibIdge tueroeu bgjeittgt muubeu llt6
gti6mlre uIsbulb gebeilt. gBer an Stros5elu
GusI9dgen Der @Ugeu bGs D}uubsS, Der CGreu Bsne,
&tble uuo Gru'eu lelbet, pelbe aus'blagc ft ents
iUebcr non uugebeiIten RrGutbeiteu Dber DOr @ss
brGube hes Guednber5 Dber 0seubeu SubitmutS ans
geiammelt unb mysGebreitet bn0eu tauu itb Gui 6es
lung berlai'Cu, iuguu Der Gebrduh beS SnrinparItuu
cine geruqCno InHqe Scit fortgGieBt uiro uu eiueu
Gtnerud dut ben GrRcuIsuue 'u madeu,
Gire 6lalge bon bciem sutbaIt mtbr tUiriidmt
&rneiit0iie ais lebeB dubere gittel etH Ebeglohet
ro bon oteem Dirtt 70 ogl .Ue flint biz ieb5 E9eez
Lgiie pon an6eren gttsIu. Sci Ap0t9sierH gu 5absu,
4rta LOO bro Bla'be,
Sr Ia0nau' 8 reanltreA6eStuen
bus mGdltiee Sober uuo Wageus Seilmtttel.
G0uig Obue 8ei8citmad, elegant init il6em 9ar}
9laeirt, pursIrsH reBuItrsr re'niBen une traitseH
#QbpGb'B BiIIeu mr 6eiLura ausr 0aasus,
2tbers, gebarmez, 3ierers uuo Bllieuleben RsrDeus
RrGri5eten, GOp'peb, UeIbliten Bei9Uerotn, W1ts
tgteit, @pbsttmaugsl, 6urtIebigiett, 8eritopliuq,
uuteouultTtett, 8rSqspts, 8dlenlelbsn, 6leper,
urterIetob Etilubuu5, p6uterr4otbeu ano auer Stoz
unqeu Der GingeUeiee. He,u begetabilN4, feine
Gpir bon ylsrtigr, Hiuerausu o5sr i4aSu4sn Dro.
gzg- man beaate f0IgeuSe Symphonic BON RrauEs
teiteu Der 8erDGum9EOrgE1e. &eritopiluB iEuerLi&e
SGrUgcSgioeH, SIlttDdutug uG4 BEN aopie, q dure
iu WlGgeu, neteltgIt, Seobrerneu, gtsl por pem Gs
len, 4qGaenbridN iaurG5 Auiicbeu, ijnteuce ober
bCbCnbe gmpfrbuug in her 4ldgeugrube, Bebeu beB
Ser;sus erittdeuoes GeiulI bem steseu Tledeu 06er
Shore por ben 2u9eu, Geber uub buTipf2 S4mer3eH
i'm Ecpfe, D2urgd OF 4usbunituug, gclbes Ausiebeu
Der SGUt Irb Der 2,ugen, Seitcniitben, S9naJau tn
tgr @ruF uu6 IN rem glieberu, ptCRlae &uUaqW3
bon SiBe, grGuueu 6es 5leiitts
Ginige Ioieu 60u HGbiUahs 8tLIeu tUerhsu
ben g0rper bon allen DbsHgsrJnnteU RrUHi4sltgU ss'
freier.
Brtie 25 @euts Ote Shcdtet.
Sei alleu IpOtbeieru Iu blbeu.
Sian IsIe: .Fatit Uu6 Babr."
E}1u idits Gius 8gieimGrte an 8GbpHg o,
9,r - 2&Grgeu STR Jlg!1s 0rt
O. 8ebmuuB Eau.Uoe BON Ccl1Is Ey!5, uuo
taii,r sulc1Itt.
0u Boa BubIttUm.
gsrInuat ia rur &a6ror mo Gbtet brdu' ol5
6gr 9llme ,,Habtua4" lth al' bsu 8t'aH'.tH asita
hFfrfff
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-11-06
Sic 1eutfAen tm nd6ften GDns
n~m6A

Suianmsn'...........''.'...' l12 l5a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-11-06

Gin perninfttaer Bel9lns. gBie mir h6a
reu, puros etr SsidIuB seiaBt, 8r. Suu'
,Suaeus SSrup" itosr pobltbatigeu auhal
tss 2anbss OIs SstImIttgI etnluosrletbsn.
@si9t.bt iPu Rehi, (26D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-11-06

R@3- Yur 9etlung BON Ne5er Isl'
ben, qaujoeu @ufdQeu, Sopfpe5, s0gtteH' uno
Giidcnihmu5, troutem WlageH, Squh1d,
@5hm4de oer gebtraft, GsrDeHitnate, Up
betiflcfofeit, gerfiophlno, 29SpenFe, StoruU9
ber gigrcntbdtjofeit, unr eiaem 8lutc uH6
Eroueutranfbeiten qebraude man . aHee' :
Sniinb0rill. u.BIutPilleH. BrsiS
95 gtg, Sic 5baatd. gu baben bel Sstb
g. Sonct, gtr. 1903, g8etSaltlmoraa
frase. tSoo-J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-11-06

Giepslanr am Eaae mad, ecr gsabI.

@aIbefiou, 5. RoD. &lsOslduS's 9
Webrbsit I5cr Blaine bstrdgt 100000
Stinmsu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-11-06
NImnestraft
"'' wieOerbergelttQt,

iauusH Itd esrs,bsus prcblrt Bot siu siua9t5 Ttst
bsr 6elbfteilu8 tHtecdt, Dslt5 totnEti ben a9H&
etbuSM Wfadt. UllH atrtlrt:
3, 8. &tsUts, 43 Gb1t5omitr.. 8seU torL
So 5eOermcuu, Der 0auce go smi'
idjes 6uur gSttterter Z teIiunas'
Wtittcl gebraudlt, If bon o1r E9a'a4e ubers
teugt, oaB e 6em 60rrs bic HaaicItte 6arbe
nlcJuQjebt, yDauu 2tfr o0sr Rr1ulbstt e3 grm
gemott bob2H, uUt bd g8 6sniib1u &clhaat
una @.au, rerlelbt, 10 mlro Scber, Der e5 0eg'
iudt, fu61r. rag es Die 9out Iitdjt fIirtot, i9Ha
t,ru burt 4rugung ber uatiiclidleH au5ibgi.
6uuacn al Den Eur'elE benz SaGrs Ueues ycs
ban, ngue RrGFt oerIeiht uuo 10 ietHe Far6g Uao
Trline uieberb1iieDt. G3 fam 70 OF, ME
QEQIIer, ami Der 9ogihaut uuo NIT glgidler
Sidllbgjt dngemluot merOeH, on as aus Ed
uuo aureqgubsn2Geingeif GrtrOttsu bcteht, uuo
ol5 Goilelteuz2lEtitel bat eS ieine5 @let8m
rdt. 4reis 81 bic Blaiae. gu ba5eu bet
Seth 9. Suuce, gir. 1O8, g3cfsgoltlmO-gs
StrQ5e. n. B. glau iraae mad 6ance'3 tlf.
miiteul Suarzg zg8i:osrbtrFtUuug3.9llttd uHs
uebule fem anoIesl (233-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-11-06

&btcago, 5. RoOsmbsr.-9ts Sta0t
Chicago, 7 Be3irfs ausgsnommsn, gtebt
40, ,413 Stimmsu fir Blaine, 40,4S5 fife
&tsUslnno, 5O2 fir ct. Soau .uuo 493 fir
Butler.
0gIests (Rep } fir @Onusrusar srbtat
45,197, Sarrtiou DEM 80, 327 Ruo 0tobbs
(Brobtb.) 43S.
644 8f3trte In SniuOis, stnidlteBtih uou
124 Ss3irteu in goot.gOuntp Hub Chicago,
aeben 147, 498 Sttmmeu fir Sglssbg ua5
127, ,160 fir Sarriiou.
TIA Be3trfe, barunter 164 In Gbtcago, ges
ben 168,134 Sttmmsn fir OgIesbp Hub
157 9G3 fir SarriIou. Su Der Stabt &btcaao
erbtelt 8lnins etne YtGiolttGt oou 1880
Stimmsu iiber @lsOtldnb, Butter uuO ct.
Sobn 3uiammsn, iubsfieu betruq Butler 8
SOtum 502 Hub baFjenige ct. Sohu's nur
497 Sttnmsu.
SIN 10. @OuareB,Dtfrttt BON SCtnOis III
Der 3emofrat y. e. 8ortbtuqtOn gum @onz
gr,B RitgIteb srtulblt porbsu anitatt oes
&epublitaners Starr, beIieu Steg burh bte
gsftttgeu DepeI6su mttgetbetIt puros.
Sneiana.
Su'btaunpuIts,5 5. ylOubr.-Dls bee
mofratiite Staatscomite beanipru4t beute
Qiittug Sen l5taat nit 5000 Sttu1meu Dia=
jOrttdt. 0as repubIituuiihe gomite auBert
iiG ebsniaus iiegesgepiB, gtsbt leoo4 tstne
3abIsn or.
8erldjta aus G73 8s;trteu erge5su aiueu
rtpublitaniten NsttogsmtuDff pen 5203 st.
SIN TalLe bic RepublifGner III osn fbrigeu
Ss3tr;su gleif groBe @entuufte maiden, 10
niirSe Btatne etns BluralttGt uou 1000 ct.
i'm StGnte sr1alteu.
CSt4G Gn{YIauN G~hpykh. rs srnriT 0p-
fern Diorgen bat gr0ifuuug Der Sttmm,
oldbe siHe 8anbs bepafuster 9emofratsn
Belit Don Oenielbeu unb pertrie5 bte 8epu'
bIifaner NIT aumsubuUg bon Suiippslu NM
9IsuoIueru. SObu Smttb, Seurp Smtt6
nno aHbsrs beruorrngeuOe RepubIltauer
luuroen nts6er9sidIageu un6 geprIgeIt. Su
btsfiasr Stobt gtug Die Babt ru6tl bou
Stuttsu, rub eS nlr6e etn iebr farfeS 30,
tum abgegebsn.
Sopd.
0loiues, 5. Eousmber.-0a re-
nublifauiI6e Central @omtte bsanipru1ts
uu1 Rittsrnudt Soma ais republttauiih nit
etuer Nuiorttdt oon $4,000 Sttmmsu, ebens
70 ldmmtIlde gOugrss gtttgItsOsr bis auf
sins i'm 2. 9tfrttt.
@pdters &eriGte aus bsm Rrfsu 9ougreB'
9tiriEt bsuteu on, baB bsr 0emotrnt 6aG
nit elmer Naloritdt uOn 46 Sttmu1sn Ct
m6bIt 1T.
6anfaS.
at6tniOu, Ss., 5. Ruosmbar. - Der
champion" beauiprudt eIue Rsbrhett Don
$4,000 Stimmeu i'm 5tnate fir Blains.
9as 8otuu fir ct. Sobn tf unbeoeuteue.
@uuperusnr Slid If Our6 ben 8spubl!Fausr
Wnrtiu geiGlagsu.
GOpeia, &C., 5. No5br. - I'm llhr
b.utegbsnb i&dst bae rspubIitGnti6e Stauts.
GUuite bic Nolorttdt Slatus's auf 10000
uub Sitjentss Rarttu's, oss rRpublttantiaen
@ouperneuraz@ z@aubioateu nuf 10000. Gg!
r.publifauti6en GousrsBsg sgaubibct.u fiut
slmablt, uub bie @eieBgebuug IN faf Elm
fttmuig rspubIttautIt.
2cnifiana.
Rep SrleGns, 5. Rousm5fr. -
! gr. gouperusur Witnel 0abu (Rep.) Ia ir
,nsitsn &ouGrsBbjFriits NIT betrdhuihsl
| Mlaiorit6t gum @ougrsBuitgtiab srndbIt.
Dts grmdbluug bee 81 SOuusrueurt
Subu unO bic NisbsrlOga ess Rt6ttrS 81
| S. Sonfon i'm 3. @onarsS6ifrttt gersiaer
Seu Ssmotratsn 3ur usberrniduHg. SsbT
nur0e ntGt BON ben 8spubltfnusru, ION
bern oOu Der urabhdugigeu Gtbglttrparte
| stknShJt Ref1nno ffY i'm z OiHrift nnu hPn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-11-06

gEtlmtngto u, Sal, 5. RoUamber. -
Die StaSt gBilmtugton CAB 1852 Stimmeu
fir 9lsoslaub uu6 5016 fir Blaine. Su
Wencaifle @ountp babsn ote DsmOtraten aius
Maiortt6t BON 800 bte 500. Ser game
Stout ptro stns Wiaiorttat bon CO. 5000
Stimmeu fir bas 6smofratti@e Etdst asbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-11-06

sDHBAIBAltl9tug
8rufbsIIsmmuHg,
bsmbe tbnerbeu.
Gs betlt bic IrlNeu 5bmerssr
IN giuer lis 20 ytuutsn
Nt1t etne Stuuoe ldHger
br0u9t Semaue, Der bttie &U'tile dClsTsft bat
8 Sbmtr3 ;u letbgu.
8aOmnps Ready Relief III etu SsiImittal
gegEu ie6Gu Sdmer3, Sergau&uuatu,
GuetidungsD, 8iidsuz, Bruf
unb @ltsosri4mGr3eu.
Gs mar has erie uRO blei6t
eaS etnjige S@mer3en6beilmttteI,
cGS au9cubHdli6 bic iHreditbaeu Shmer,cu 0ig-
urh Gnt,ancunseu unb 8htGnbraug Itnbert aLet6s
piel Oh ne IN Der &uuRe, TN Ntageu sen GinaeutioeIy
een EEHitu ober Gnoeren Cr8auen nuftreteu. Utm,
m6u ea ttrual ttNutt - gEeuu Elm 4ufll RON
Vuuaen nt3it u0uuq
ocet elhe GHtiun6uug ctr IIHereu Crpdue pber Der
.-Glt,ntdute, u1dOen WGU f5 oer Ralte Der QdFtu,
T. t2. 0uf4tegt lat, in 4H3uge iG, Iege man iofort
guGU NIT " iuOtpuh' Is 9}Cabu RtLfef beilribpus,r
'ureuua onGegrieue 90rpsrftsue Eas utrS ian alle.
mo. Ter CntWuouUA GtubGlt tbuu luIo cur.b 6ie
Wtau'eiWuG uno guFalei5uHg ceB Buhmluufg5 an
ctr Sttae ben BaIIgutlu iugtrtu BUR wtitercr s4e.
etrnrs ite man HE I'm bic Slats gsiUidt.teu Bs.
TGutEaDiuci'uU9Cu."
&onlT tWirt IN neul8cu GlHgtsu grduUe prlmDfg
E'uaGUihure SCctTeuUeu, Egrctdtdt St.lIsNafsit
lAtr'gs HpD'1tb, CuIGrG4, HUEU. Vptls Nldbtl171er
Urb ale JUUUlteu 5hmustr.
Atuutf 'OutGN 'lcig cine Fia'bt BON 6wup's
#.G1-# tlltt bli rt tTIG,U. Stine ErDpfer Sl-
ron ih -slntr pctIoH. b9uacE allen sen Graaf8eltau
lUG 1ouIt putHiptteu ggioeu bic ans Dem Bgbralrb
bsnUtsS SumulomS ais rdu;tr1natUtiU oorBittsrS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-11-06

Concord, R.'S., 5. NO0br. 241
Genus unb Baros gabsu fOlgsn0ss Rsiul-
tat : 81niue 80, 1OG, @isOeIauO 34.9 988, ct.
Sobu 1925, Butler 507, 8latns's BluraIttdt
Ais. Stnifhtlid Der @ouuerneurspabL ga
ben bic udmItGsn Be3trIe IS, ,040 fir &urrter
(8,p), 50. 189 fir 9ta (Dsm.) uub 1914 fHr
UlaIon (BrObtb.). Die iibrtgeu 81 SeBtrfa
bss Staatss usr6su bus &siultlt rtdbt NE
ientltdl 6erGnoVru
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-11-06
Rtn 1rrfsn

Rewort, 0.z3., 5. g'ooember. - Die
iPGtefeu Bertdtt aus BEN Sta2ts 6sutsu
auf stue RnioritGt BON 5000 sis 5000 Sttms
men fir &Isuaanb. Die 9iepublttausr sr'
mdblsn btsr @ouersBmitgIieber, Stres I'm
arfeu, Gudauau TN 3peitsu, Bbelps TN
fiiniten uuo 2sblbadl I'M ie4eteu 8tfrttt.
Bic 9emOtratsu srndbIsn brst @ougrsBmtt=
RttsSsr, @resn i'm orittsn, BiOcOd TN Uier.
ten uuS Rcaoeo i'm febsnten 9tfrttt. gtf
repubIifantiGe Il. 3sbn bemoIrnttide Staats-
isnntoreu tpurbsn srtpdbIt. SIN uHterhaue
Der @sissgsbung babeu bic 0tapublttausr
eius b.trddtlthe Nlniorttdt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-11-06

QtuCoGu, Rsbr., 5. R0u9mber - Der
erfe gouqrsB 8ifritt ta nod TN Yuetfst,
mo 6ia Demotrateu baanipru9eu Die g.,
m65iung Sromn's. @abIberi4te aus etua
etntm 8rittel Der @ablbsIirte oe8 Stuates
Iufi'n auf cine rspublttaDtite yiaiOrttdt UOu
1900 IhlisBsu. 9te Webrbeit fir bus ra.
publtieEiite Staat9sGtdst III bsbeuts1o g''
ringer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-11-06

@auTrau3tsco, 3. Goosmbsr. .-aus
giiuuba liegt bic llbr Ratmittng nut etpn
bic SGlits Der gDabIberidte Uor, alIttu oas
republieauiid3a Staat8 &omtte baluiprudlt
auf @runb otsisr 8eridte stue Rshrbett DOE
1100 Stimmsn i'm Staate Euo cine NI5br
bait in Der @siebgetuug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-11-06

SadfouotIGs, 5. Rooembsr. - Die
bsnte Sormittug stugstroffeusn Sertate bs'
fitigsu bic Naarihtsn Der leBteu Radt,
ua9 psId)en Die 9emofratsn tbr gaujes
Stdst srmablt bnbsu. Die QRaiorttdten
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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-07-17
Iron County Teachers Institute.

SECOND SESSION.
In answer to announcement given by the
executive committee, the teachers of Iron
county met on July eth at the schoolhouse
in Ironton, Mo-, for the purpose of holding
an institute which is to be in session during
one month.
The Institute was opened with prayer by
Rev. A. W. Wright, and a selection from
"Gospel Hymns" after which the following
officers were elected: +. C. Miller, Presi-
dent; A. v. Hamilton, Vice President; l..
Matilda Schneider, Secretary.
Prof. F. G.. Miller assisted by Prof. Scott
and Mr.. A. v. Hamilton, conducted the re-
views in the elementary branches. Instruc-
tions in School Management, and the best
methods of presenting the subjects treated
were given by each of the above named gen.
tlemen.
Teachers present during the first week
We're:
Misses Hattie Vail, leila Hayden, L.
Mathilda Schneider, n. McNaly, Louisa Boss,
Sophia Weidmann, Katie and Sarah Evans,
Fannie Markham, Sarah Russell, Maria Rus
sell, Mamie Ringo, Augusta Kaths, Dora
Axe. Nettie Johnson, Serinah Twomey,
Minnie Tetwiler, and Mrs. Babcock, also
Messrs. j. C. Carly, Mann Ringo and G.
Love.
Notwithstanding the hot weather, the at
tendance was good.
The teachers present manifested great in
terest in the work, andl all returned home
on Friday afternoon, knowing that time at
the Institute had not been spent in vain.
MATHILDA SCHNEIDER.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-07-17
Arcadia Items.

Summer boarders arriving daily.
The farmers have been very busy this
week, getting in their hay and oats.
Maj. Simpson has the finest and largest
crop of oats in the neighborhood.
Mr.. John Hogue returned from Clarkton
this week.
Mr.. j. G. Medley, of Medley's Landing,
Mo-, returned home to spend a few weeks
with his family.
Mr.. C. DeMier and family returned home
from Pacific, where they have been visiting
relatives and friends, for the past month.
Miss Mamie Ringo (of oulstown,) principal
of the public school at Ozark, accompanied
by Miss Lizzie McNeeley, have been visiting
here and attending the school Association at
Ironton,, for the past week.
Rev. Worship, of piednasdi, has been In
stalled as pastor of the Fort Hill M. E.
Church, for the remainder of the year-Rev.
Devinney having resigned.
Mr.. John w. Medley and family of Evans
vile Ind, are visiting his parents.
Business is fiourishing at the new store.
Rev. j. c. Bergman breaches at Annapo-
lis to-day.
News is rather scarce article in our town
at present.
July 18th, 1884.
DIR. JACKsoN's EYE SALvE is a prompt
and positive cure for all Diseases of the Eyes,
inflammation, Granulation and Weakness of
Vision. 1t costs only twenty-five cents.
For sale by P. r. Crisp, and Pilot Knob
Drug Store.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-07-17
Iron County Announcements.
Primary Election occurs August Cd
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.

FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
We are authorized to announce THos. G..
FOLEY as candidate for Representative for
Iron county, subject to the decision of the
Democratic Primary Election.
We are authorized to announce JOHN w.
HoLLoMAN as a candidate for Representa-
tive for Iron county, subject to the decision
OF the Democratic Primary Election.
FOR COUNTY JUDGE.
We are authorized to announce Jos. G..
GARRISON as a candidate for County Judge
Southern District-of Iron county, SUBJ
ject to the decision of the Democratic Pri-
mary Election.
We are authorized to announce DAVID H.
PALMER as candidate for County Judge
Western District-of Iron county, subject to
the decision of the Democratic Primary
Election.
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
We are authorized to announce VIM. r.
EDGAR as candidate for Prosecuting At
torney of Iron county, subject to the decis-
ion Of the Democratic Primary Election.
FOR COLLECTOR.
We are authorized to announce VIM. A.
FLETCHER as a candidate for Collector OF
Iron county, subject to the decision of the
Democratic Primary Election.
FOR SHERIFF.
Ne are authorized to announce SIMEON +.
BUFoRD as candidate for Sheriff OF Iron
county, subject to the decision of the Demo-
cratic Primary Election.
We are authorized to announce WIN. Nix
ON GREGORY as candidate for Sheriff OF
Iron county, subject to the decision OF the
Democratic Primary Election.
FOR TREASURER.
We are authorized to announce VIM. ii.
WENTWORTH as a candidate for TREASURER OF
Iron county, subject to the decision OF the
Democratic Primary Election.
FOR ASSESSOR.
We are authorized to announce JOHN w.
HARRAL as a candidate for Assessor OF Iron
county, subject to the decision of the Demo-
cratic Primary Election.
We are authorized to announce JOHN
HUFF as a candidate for Assessor of Iron
county, subject to the decision Of the Demo-
cratic Primary Election.
We are authorized to announce GILES
RUSSELL as candidate for Assessor OF Iron
county, subject 10 the decision Of the Demo-
cratic Primary Election.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-07-17
Personal.

Mr.. Robert Rudy, of Bonham, Tex, is Wis
iting relatives in this city.
p. Blomeyer returned from visit to
his parents in st. Francois county, accom-
panied by his wife and sister-i in law, Miss
Julia Pratt.
Miss Hattie James is visiting in Piedmont.
Rudy Perkins, Miss Lucy Perkins, and
Misses Jennie and Nettie Rudy, OF Farming
ton, visited friends>and relatives In this city
last Sunday.
Mr.. C. A. Smith, the "Red Cross" tobacco
man, is in town. We are always glad to see
Mr.. Smith, and his tobacco samples are ex-
cellent.
Mrs. F, scoville returned from a visit to
st. Louis Monday evening.
William Trauernicht, ESQ.,, alias "Wild
Bill" of Middlebrook, was in town Monday.
Mrs. j. A. Miller, an old-time resident of
Ironton, is now with her granddaughter,
Miss May McFadden, visiting the family of
Capt. Zwart. Mrs. Miller has, for some
years, been residing in st. Louis, where her
two sons, c. X. and Harvey, are engaged in
business.
Miss Sarah Thomas burnside has returned
home from short visit to the city.
Miss Belle Melyneaux, has returned to her
home in st. Louis. She has been the guest
of Miss Rosa Hughes, for the past two or
three weeks.
Thos. Leech, of the Herald paid Marble
Hill short visit.
Miss Alice Chase, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. FL. r. Charlton, Piedmont,
for the past week or so, has returned home.
G. A. Moser, now editing the Central Ms
souri, Republican published at Boonville, j No.,
will return here next Friday.
Frank Delano, of st. Louis, was in IRON
ton last Sunday.
Ed. Craiger and wife, nee Boltwood, of
Kansas City, are guests Of G.. A. Moser.
VIM. Baton was in st. Louis lasrweek.
Attorney General Mcintyre was in Iron
ton last week.
III. NJ. Hoxie and party were in the Valley
last Sunday. 1t is the intention of Mr. II. to
locate in the Valley.
The Misses Evans, of Pennington, are vis
iting the family of Mrs. S. T. Gay.
J. r. and T. r. Baldwin returned from
St. Louis Thursday night.
Mrs. Fred. Christianer is at home on a
visit. !.
Geo. Palmer returned from Little Rock
last Thursday.