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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-10-02

SOUTHERN.

At New Orleans State Registrar Of
Voters Brewster was arrested on complaint
of the United States Supervisors of Elections
for refusing them permission to copy certain
rolls, and was hailed In $4,000, Brewster
then went before the Grand Jury and
charged the Supervisors with false imrrison-
ment.
At Haysville, Tenn, Edwin Henry
was shot dead by Captain Il. T. Johnson,
after a pursuit OF several weeks, tho cause
being criminal intimacy with tho latter's
wife. II will DO remembered that the woman
involved committed suicide at indianapolis
last November.
The remains OF Brig. Gen. j. II.
Helm, of the Confederate army, who was
killed AT Chickamanga, have been disin-
TERED 1T Atlanta and removed To Elizabeth.
town, Ky. He was brothcrinaw OF Ahra-
ham Lincoln.
Mrs. S. II. Clark, charitable lady
OF baltimore, was buried the other day. As
her corpse weighed So pounds. no hearsc
sufficiently large To hold the casket could hc
obtained, and special vehicle was provided.
A dispatch from Brookhayen, Miss,
states that mob of forty men visited tho
Franklin County Jail, ovcrpowercd the iailcr.
took out four negro prisoners and lynchcd
them to trees In the Court House yard. Ono
was charged with All attempt 10 assault a
white girl, two with murder OF other negroes,
and the other with arson and robbery. Four
other prisoners were I'm the jail al the time,
but were unmoestei. The mob left word
with the jailcr that Ii the Circuit Judge did
not clean out the jail at the present term,
they would return to make clean sweep.
This makes six men who have fallen victims
to Judge Lynch in that county within the
past eighteen months.
John w. Garrett, the veteran rail-
way and telegraph manager, passed away At
Deer Park, Nd. in his s5th year.
All the pool-rooms in Baltimore have
been closed by the police For this reason
the Maryland Jockey Club are contcm-
plating quitting the Pimlico track and hold
ing their races at Ivy City, near Washington.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-10-02

wardcd to Gen. wolselcy 100000 In gold
coin TO defray tho expense or the expedition
TO Khartoum.
M. Herve, m Orleanist, publishes an
article In Paris paper asserting that tho
rotations between France and England AFRO
30 strained that \ rupture Ia feared. The
Orlcanists and M. Hcrvc would hardly grievo
over such Nh event.
Another Irish informcr has recantod.
one cole, who gave evidence against mum.
Der of prisoners charged with conspiracy to
murder number Of West Meath landlords u
fcw months ago, has confessed before three
Catholic clorgymcn that no swore falsely
against the men who were convicted. Tho
conviction was secured mainly on Coles owl
dcnce on the third trial.
Lord Aylesiord, whose wife deserted
him and became tho mistress OF the Duke Of
Marlborough, has sold his estate In Kent,
England. Tho prices obtained aggregated
$500, 900. Lord Aylcsford Is now living ON
ranch In Texas.
China has paid an indemnity of Gill;
400 for losses suffered by German residents
Of Canton In tho outbreak last year.
The City Council Of Cork refused to
express approval of the action Of the Mayor
In inviting tho Duke of Edinburgh 10 that
city.
Owing to the prevalence of the ehol.
era the papal Consistory at Rome will not
Convene until December.
The Chinese Government pays the
cable companies about $1,000 per dry FOR Ill.
formation sent from tho various European
capitals. Chinese merchants are said To be
importing large stocks oil goods ami bread
stulis, In anticipation OF French blockade
In bidding farewell to his Midlothian
constituents, who have received him SO en-
Enthusiastically, Mr.. Gladstone said the Peers
ought to bc very careful and study the
best means 10 prevent the overthrow Of their
order.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-10-02
NEWS CONDENSED.
Concise Record OF the Week,


While walking home from ball at
Rochester, N. H., two young French Canadi-
ans were struck by lightning. The lad was
instantly killed; the girl was 80 terribly
scorchcd that she has become insane.
John b. Page and J. NJ. Haven,
Formerly President and Secretary OF the
Rutland w.t. Railroad Company, have been
indicted for cmbczzline $4,000.
Joseph Sarver, only Is years of age,
who murdered his father, was hanged at
Indiana, Pa. At Ebensburg. In the Same
State, Michael Murray was executed for
shooting weak-minded lad on the turnpike.
Burdett & Bond, New York mer-
chants In the South American and English
carrying trade, made an assignment Their
liabilities are 100000.
John Fare, an Italian barber at Kim
qua, Penn, was shot dead by Mrs. James
kavanagh, while attempting to break into
her residence ut night. She had recognized
him, and gave ample warning.
The price of steel rails in Pennsyl-
yania has advanced to $3.50.
At Pittsburgh, Abel Smith 4 Co.'S
extensive glass works, machine shop, and
i've frame dwellings were consumed by a
Are. The loss Is placed at 5000, 900. The A.
T. stcarns Lumber Companys property At
Eeronsct, Mass, was burned, the loss reach
ing $4,000. William Funda 4 Sons plan
ing mill mt Syracuse, N. T., was destroyed.
The statement is made that pedder
and Seymour, tho once trusted employees OF
Arnold. Constable g. Co, OF New York, en-
bezzled ut least 81. 0o0.OOa 1t will be remcm-
hered that when the matter was made pub
lie some time ago the cmbczzlers turned over
their property TO the firm. which but covered
small portion OF the defalcation.
Great alarm is felt Of Atlanticville,
Long Island, over the spread OF a malignant
form OF dysentcry, which has brought sick
ness or death to nearly every house.
William Haynes, Of Boston, has been
convicted for using the mails to defraud He
received $4,000 or more by advertising rem.
nants of silk at starvation prices, and usually
sent a sken in return for dollar.
Alarmed by the barking Of his dogs,
premises. Francis kernochan, a wealthy citi-
zen of Pittsfeld, Mass. got q revolver, in
tending to search the lower portion of his
house. He stumbled on the way, discharging
the weapon, the shot passing through his
body, inflicting fatal wound.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-10-02

THE Aata"nal ar1s stands L.. TIE Con-
Situation.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-10-02

The nsc af tho term
''Nst>art tsessss~ ~ s.>,.e~~~
Ii n vi h the corporate
aams Ut a srt nj rad.
conveys an i,lca ot it,St
what il required hy the
travelling nnhl,,s--a Short
Line, Quick Time aud tho
best at Recommendations
shcSl bs the g,catest rail-
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-10-02
FOREIGN.

There were 435 new eases Of cholera
in Italy and 2o5 deaths on the I'D OF sep
TENDER. In the city Of Naples there were
Isl deaths. There were but nine new cases
in the Alicante and Tarraaona districts Of
Spain, though there were fourteen deaths.
The British War Office has for
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-10-02

III. II will hc remembered that while work.
ing for the State he ..seId out" IL Carpenter.
Colorcd society at New Brighton, o.,
Ia greatly excited over the clopement OF a
black .oachman with two young anadreons,
after stealing SIS To pay expresses.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1884-06-28
HEADQUARTERS
FOR
American Watches.
WALTHAM WATCH CO.

We have sold thousands OF these
Watches, and so certain are we OF
their reliability that we agree to
send them back and refund the
money if they do not give sstisfac-
ton. We have lately reduced them
to the following figures:
SOLID SILVER kEy-WIsn1sG MATCHES
Broadway" jewels. 81 90
"Wm, Ellery." II jewels =. Il 90
SoIID SILVER STrM-WISDEKs.
Sterling jewels. ......sl4 90
"Wm. Ellery." II jewels. ;. Is 90
ZIP. S. Bartlett" ID jewels. u 80
l0-kARAr SOLID GoLp STEM WIsDEEs
Sterling" jewels $500. $50 90
"Wm. Ellery." II jewels =. SO 90
''P. s. Bartlett" Is jewels. 81 90
14KARAT SOLID GoLD STEM MEMBERS
Sterling" jewels .....$ 4s 90
"Wm. ElIery." II jewels. ). 50 90
"P. $. Bartlett" Is jewels. 56 90
Appleton Tracy" adjusted
and Paten. Regulator. g. 90
18-kAEAr SOLID GoLD STEM -WIspEns
Sterling" Jewels .....s57 90
"Wm. Ellery," II jewels. =. CD 90
''P. s. Bartlett. Is jewels 60 90
Appleton Tracy" adjusted IS 00
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1884-06-28
Mulberry Grove
Hotel.
Near CavingtOn. la.

This popular summer resort is CHARM
ingly situated Rear It's Besue Taih,. two
aud half miles north Of tovingtaa, IN
the nstst Of the Piney Woods The ho-
tel is surrounded i.v number of aew
cottages. Cor families. The water Of the
fine spriAgs at Mulberry Grove were an
alszei Ly G. l.. kaple~. chemist, and
DIR. Watkins> aEd pronounced fally
equal in medicinal properties to that Of
Anita Springs. aaa unsurpassed any
where. Persons desiring to spend the
su,Amer in mn attractive and al.iet place.
pure mir. and with both clear s.ti min
erai spsiass. should secure aceon.nosia-
tions ut Mulberry Grove HAe.. Good
bathing facilities. Terms, 81 81 per
day: $40 per week. So per mont,l. APP
ply TO or address. Oh. TkOCILIY. lyo
Canal street. New Orleans. or TO CE.
TEiEki. Proprietor. Corinston. La.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-12-12

One <es~peonfnI ~ ~. cne 81 cosvsr
trrwu ssxsr and nne Or s>'lpr<rr: shs
whole n ~ warmed lngeshsr krr,i
n ~ KID leather 10 <ix> ~ ne Gowns.
snc IL 80 ds<s sAey wv - drawn ct
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-12-12

A1II@~t~@> ~ ~
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nro1lv m.ke eAe incomins 11nlnl@>ro-|
mnn aAolP oA1rf topic q co1r<r<><1nn
Tko~ nj fhlnk ll,> Fr<siienl-olec> ~t'i|
>~~r~, eloulr. a <reo1 oc<1m1Io 1or|
1919 ulll. % conroe. occor. an0 D1nv|
&knn1cs wlll - ru>de n ne 1e1er.l ~
ncoo hu< ~ e1nn<rs Will - u>1o n|
~ <<ie~sl clE~es- bus 80 changes ~i':
~~oll su<lri<nf time hss ben taken to|
rr1rrf 1l.e right m>a The GOOD - l1r'
service onIrcs nnn<tco< char go. me
Pat oiIIrrs ~ me <outh are n'lei ~isn
>u<n ~. arr rni.ir;nne and p>rt.-an
w~rk>rs <l~<f ia<t AID ~ che time. The
sorp 10 - Pct riEce< j. turor1 arr %
cl>rka whiie Gle Pc<tn<<ter d<s1'e<
kfm-elf % politics. such - per<n>.ling
~ coi0rr6 people thai Dt,nvcr2'it ssc-
cece neaH> negro slavery
These and other pri''irn' workrr- . ~
- eaas ~~ssmonic. The btrnasis> ih>t
Anrr accumulated cn the >hsr % ><ate
- mr. ln<,x cruise ~ t~eni>-;oor year,
u1Il te strapped m
81 the srs~ral departments here ne
Dr<vailiux IDEA r. thar - 1r~< only ne
br>fe q departments. bnr~so~- <si N.
sI-Iooa BY shese Eho<r suthnr'f'rs and
responsibilities ere ~ r;'afsrtsr that
will ,<n1cr h impcriant for t.c1 g
~ inprlitir>i sccesi With 1he Execo-
<lve will ~ removed. Then q =
Shou<hl that <nch changes vii <F.oucI'{
follow - The newly appointed chiefs
~Ill rsrommeni . necessary % t1e 81
1Icien( asL,n.nislrati0a - their v4riooa
o(1re>.
One rronincat democraf. whose rr's-
>Ions With hi< rasl, ~ n><fm<rt tuv1s1
lhe rrr~nt eamp-,-n gre him >c1iil'r<
for knowing vAsS the plans Of che Fre~i-
Aent-slect ~. hs- written - friends snd
-conelitnrnss who have sought NJ 40 N
ol,(ainiax rfEcr. fl.st hurry ~ their psr'
viii not accomplish anr fhir<- IT. hss
advised nj friends that Cos C'~srlsnd
81 drserninrd MT 70 give he attention
% masters presidential nntil he y freed
lf0m ne ofIies snd inties d 4 ogsrnor-
There u wis7c spread mi<coneeplion
- re sn.rAs 81 department people opoa
lb~ hea~i-x ~ Svil <rryicc sales M
on sh~ subject of removals. Ir i briiev.
- ~ mauy thai u some way classified
clerks are protected from remcvsl r.
e>pfEfor Z. us~. y. ih~ act and rui~- sas.is
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-12-12

E,r ~~<'~r-Ir rn~ r~r<~ ~ tr-4- I1~n Ago.
s-~> rst> rIrrsr1x rxrx< Isr~t'r~- rr<.~r<'s- IN
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81 - ~ sell <~rt ~ r~>f Es'-<rr-~ Ir<<'<< r.
- Kil1<r<G<4 Liver. srse ~ r~<4- tffr~-
vHKxCp v 6DCo-
Tcl~fo< OhIe
ror sale - N<hrin<er Bros Drn.
Ss0vr. Ja~rer. Ind
Ir~< -Htk- r<<s--r-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-12-12
PROF. cUIT.NETTEs
French Kidney Pad,

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800 - s.& ~iIi rr<<.s< - - - -strr, No.
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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-05-03
JOHN sARLEYcoRN,, HY 10.

John Ba+leyc6fh,' my 10 John $40 !
when We 8efS drst acquaint,5 y :
Yourr face was ratAsf yellow, John,
YSd'sMsIt' Of pSppSthfnt;ss y q
Yet, + began 10 love you, jobs, Y "
AndTsoSa 1iibvSd You 50, Is7o
I'd shats' my OBty'eSh. %itR you,a'
tobtf BatfeySotAHt; NY ID. d:s''''l''b
~ k-satpi = ,Lss1sg'di 7
But nc#,thgD time has gOlmeg JoAh;
For insithSa iOvesto sn othSF:d a"s
And you n1usBtaise onsEOad, Jehu,i
And 4@RdllRSkS'thS ptheB ,b,oI
FOF We may uSlsdtWa, JoAa,Firr
II fiIaAdainaAan1a we 30, sit 81 evil
When ialfth@ damage will be mpneI
tBafleyeopaS aAy Jo. eSesi a
/. Al yl.psts#y .ak III lia5E vsasr
Ysn lhlia lhafYai ipqt used n VOL 5piSas IA
WAlsoi0pfRegiRs lQgstAsr;4y.a,
YOp said you'd be my friend, .,EI0hp,
j. fsirtor stormy YsatheFs aaiisr
But When the raia tGgalpq9esd sd9wps JqIAh
And ifsBcs tAssw wgippa diI 9Boyssis
Yop left, HHae in the FPadsids ditch
JobnzBarlegeOriA nv JGi ~i i,m
:, uggs ,aay.aE hm4ytl aa,s1eus
Your islio yshlR ist PaAosJohn iaai
Tho jolly 'tis>safastimss s1al st
u lsadssths way to wrong, j ohny
And frequently to crimes; "1'a4
All, hfaJ9ate che Escfapes, Johh,,' ~
YolfyEgss sdt1 IS IA, y6d khoW, asao
But tpeyRT onee. .Rayys hslpsa me S0pt,
John BAFieyseEna myJp.y aAm vi
.s8a
WithsOsrowgOSyb baysIcaased, John;
MyslOving wife tOsigA;s tSs wo
MY chndfsRt e. wear rags, y0hn,s q
With hlpnhgef fhen q CRY; y Z. I
And then if I rsbhEed them, Jeha,
Which aeded " !hsir voc, j.
You d ways ssiss1 Sssvea them.right'
john Barleycorn my 10. eylt ~
,7sbse 'al@ 81 taaT / .c1vlpos1
You've b'esry msdeamg eyes, y ohm,
Patbletcllss Oh my cheek; aai sr
And dpaibtsdfSd ny ,iqssS SJohn,,d
MSy.oPcqJs Jstrong hands sB4sdSo made weak, ss (,
| think YOU must have AIMED, John i,
In death to lay me low; ssBa
And none toGseoAi FsS found you
out, C,aoNduL W hH0L
john Batleyeorn, .n1yJo. Il aRot
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-05-03
The Corinlh pa pers contain md d.

: a.
Z The Corinth papers contain the
annoufaeeneht oufa ofMr w. l. Gibson
of Alcurn as a candidate for Con
gfes.as" III The 1WaDist T., ana fRs faps
10 Journal announces the candidacy
of Hon. John "A, Allen, sofLse, for
the same positinna, OcIibbehawil !
of course beiu the race gainY
AndLowndes has some good Con
gressional tithber, il n the I person 81
Judge Orr, Gov Sims Or chivalrous
joe Leigh, Freih the outlook now, i
therg is 10 bs,a livslyq cARVasE N
The Old First. Weasxpeetatov have.
our say " Wyhssnegygsgr 4 gygg,I5 The opportunity i,g
ofBeEgssiape 9r ri .inGl lis4lion prompts y AlS
for the Messepeer cannot bseopfla
ed 9y District lines, but as we. !. are,
notaParl ofthe district now, we.
do noL expect 70 participate 4nsany;
hodys triunph,'Or attendEany finer.
ais, after the smoke Of battle has.
cleared away .++t'hiekhSaw Alessen,
gerpV bna ,7sf 81 helnEai leN : iia4i
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-05-03

DemQcfaIl N V0n we = sate Sgtlg -. :.
VLLhassa 9sqAAbalssake a4sa ~ Sa1saAl
RoeAS sTzThs . lHs. s
CoMlJsGGks0E, Miss, ApriR, 1BSSda.S :.
Ties i Democratic 00nGeTs satiEa-
State eltiiSe II ire ssla al q.
named Wsaassdas JppsII IIK, 4.
at 70 el0sk 4. VA, iorthB cat ylda0GS
Jackson, as the time aud place for
holding { ! STATE, C6Aseaf spsI
point aSissstss to i4.ss Nayie.lal
Demosgale qQpVspfiPn, and 20
nominate 4 PreAiaeRti N elecIaF
ticket. AllIDhAS1eEAle GnnRprva-
tivss8iiSsSs a'Oi MississIgbi, ire
spectidS Sf past p0ffticaf ass0cia-
tionS, and diIlsrfnceS-w In eSa laAinsl
with US m~the. eifort-foFpuFegee
nom d and Atiotl HEgpvcyn
ment are saadially invite s pin in
sending delegates to the Cen ven
iion.e Tie, basis . reREsehts lion
will 30 the same as here ofof1 Fixed,
unlesy sthetNise ordede the
Conyen+IoN, w: Each sopails will
he entitled tDdoub 10 the nulnber OF
deisesass staat ihlles sepfegsAta
tives IN tAe tAe lewer House e b
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-05-03

u A4young man in Lebanon,l Tenn;
buried his wife about SIX weBks ago,
went the following Sunday fo see
another girl, formed an attachment
and married last Sunday. ~. !. i i
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-05-03

Y Why pA1lTf psAalTfyfr / .*aifrh Maiariag EA5,i
'Rl 3 STANDARD OUkE PILLS are III
fallible, never fail 10 cure Tie most
obstiaate cases; purely vegetable,
'cOntain no outline, mercury, or
poisons Of any kind; pleasant Ia
take, .suga coated. All Druggists
A725 and SO cents. ai i4d -'1li@7
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-05-03

Il Over brain work and excesses rei
HucS tks vitality and Gauss tiefybus
exhaAslion2 b6tc FASi PdsttIiea
trSstmeut is araeieal cure. Harris
Remedy Co., St. Louis, Mos send
'ffss Trials. bsa .is
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-05-03

4 Large quantities Of stfawberries
arc Being shipped from Jackson,
Miss.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-05-03
-l1EIIg iegtVuF .IIIlgfald. .Ieafng

that Jim.ailf mady yaEkJAg fision
speASh Cation. Hetook strong
ground inaaEor Of the colored citi.i
zeqs dlscarding the yearpet-bsggers
and ascallawpg;, and in (avor,so
square and honest rasions between
LheFacss. in local eleciionss,g He,
waSls Silslsysr ppsifiOnslthat are
TO be accorded. 10 colorad citizens,
10 be selected by them without the
and at csTPet-baggefs and scala
wagsgahdi the white citlzensto del
eide who of9tiiejr number are totill'
offices accorded thsm, This is the
policy that has worked 'weIl IN lssa-
quega, Washington, Adams and
many other cOGntiesf2 .k s
eis4aW " -r-ii III 4 A--tssHt-7r Q si
The aggregate amount realized
for,hAlteF sSldsbyatAree ladies near
DIXON Staten, Tenn, during The
past wear was $45I AS, Ofthis sum
Mrs !. Pit4sF sold s2os4l. 81
The: Memphis Appeal.saFs: Mr.:
Speaker 0aslisle, will close the de-,
baieoa me aorTisoa bill lor. the.
Dencsratsl Hisspeeeh'w Be the
campaign tract Of the tariff reform
ers. he will not so much advocate
free trade AZ urge aftdaclioh Ofthe
revenuedby tightening the burdeus
Of the poor II viii be a defrilion
of the attitudesOf he Morrison
Carlisle majority Of the Democrat.
ic party. y asaisst ~
- E.W IS a aLsi "a
The. Asmpbis Appeal thinksit
likely ithere will be four Presidsn-
tial tickets'ln tho Heldthisl lyeaE,sk
so.e. THN 8IiNI aas,htA
y S::S1a aSag gsH ai0g3es
"lf Blaine gets the Republican
nomination the Independents o.
that party will certainly nominats
ticket-in opposition to him, and
Ben Butler willlts'th6 iiotiiinee Of
the re-organizsd eHhbor! dreehDack (
party I'M direct Opposition 10 the
Dsni6sratie hoHline 0n 4 tariff
reform n atforA saA saalN u.s. ~
b of tSsi .gsM u yeaaoA bse.
Df Weldon wright, ohK 0t tAs
eldest and ~ lIacwp naiti zapsiet
LifilA Rsrk ioa ktdsis tjsid deneban
that .gBs stty ''''''''D' :
.ssh g uae migaA .Hes1a
e 2aA
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- Waneyer kRow the trusSvslue 9H
friends. While they lives Ess Iarsl
TOP, seasitiEe TO- thsiE fanltss when.
w have j0stthsm Esong ses their
vlftpss,slrelbes sms5glA aaasaaal
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Jay Gould thinks thss mountain
section ssatAs d sths Blas Ridge,
from, North UaroIiRa across 70 shs
Mississippi, il Is bound to bbsscyctns q u ihe
- 'ysSSsS FElia HaG #NF N,kAA 80 Isl g
greatest manufacturing lcnnsap try in
the world. ~
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''aThs' Florence Gala. J Bann erasayq|
tie prespeetsfor a fine peach crop
were YER Better Than at the pres.
ant fin,asNai Ia Glt& sH Hafl al
IsFt Ine sac. Tfls 4f r..4t}d
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HIS COL0Rs. nnl.ilI,.

| H iia 7-7lfi GAi#"ttitf 10
Chalmers, in a letter'tO the Nsw
York Herald, at last tkrow5off the
CLOAK, and shows himself. In adyis:
ing INDEPENDENTS and grsspbaekerE
IN. regard to their political course /,
he says: - a..u ,pptsl e,lI II
7 tFormyselfI would pte6F AAaAEl
$n$e with the Repnbl9ean partyfor
This canvass, and the formation OF
an electoral ticket oOmpesedhpar.lN
of lndeBsBdeRtssoruJ j GreeDLaekegs
NhO, may yQte. as they please after
they are elected, provided they
vote gainst the demS'c era tic stfShfs
rhes. But 4 see AU,ieason why any
EQsfeenbacker onIndspsndentib Mis-
lsissippiFhO believes jim free cleo,
tiOhs, free schools, and the protec,
ton of American Industries, may
not accept tife Afnvitation extended
I 10 him bv the Republican Commit
Zee, and goadirsctly into q the 4 Re-
pa hlicap Convention yi1aq sia,o /.
aJfrae to Electromagnetic rule Ii sl
fSssunTsd com Q time ago, he tries to,
treat Independents and Green back, 4
ers asgOne.A when they are two disc
tihc hctrorgaHizatlOns, with different
Lpolitieal platfUrais and. eqpinciPlesg
EFhe Greenbackers of BentoRdo not
consider themselves the same as In.
fdspendents by a considerable, and
ntthe 5th of,IaStaNoHembeF proved
tlieir faith by tbeir votes. JaWh end
EChalmersssets himself up as&aa In |
| dependent candidate for governor
next year he will understand the
| I.1e NJ - u - N~aA " ta nj
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B1Lf6Us MONTHLY MadziNE FOR
MAY opens with an illustrated arti
Gle on Lace and Lace Making. |.
wliiehis very instructive; then fol-Y
laws 'S0n LsRd and Sea; or, Califor.
MIA In the year 1843,s IA '45," by
Wm II. 1'holness author of "TAo
Belle Of Australia" and Lille in the
East IndieS9 This narratiyea con.
Times to.glow in interest and fun
as it proceeds. Life in Monterey.
on Sunday is happily described
and the fun the boys have is some
thiag.tO be envied aad rSppm bered
for long time We, are NOT, sur
.prssd to find that this story ID at.
tracing much attention. In addi-
tien, there is a fantastic aud singh
lar story BY Mr., Leon Mead. a lris-s
ibgyoung literary sgeAtlsMan con,
hectsd with, the 'Baston Globes
he is destined TO be heard from as
as,Pq@et 4 ~ ana prose writer bsyoro many
Years for be has FsmAfkable genus
fot enc no oldeslthaR hasis, Hs.
has lnany friends whoswllkEeJOl at.
bis alccssiaal prosperity. sirasreh
is ths susdal hdufbsr 81 shoFt, spicy
st6raiss, poems, travels, useful Ants
housekeeping departmsah lily star
lions, etc. The priesiOf BAbsOU'sisI /
only ST. so peryear, or 15ieeHts tor
sin gle copies. Published 10y
Thol1ss q Tslbot, % Havisy Street,
Boston ii.r gsg "a IN. ,ssgf
What maintains ona y9ifcAa'l IA . & vk19ss.i =. n
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What maintairs one VICE wSdid
bring Up two children. u 49,, Y,