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Treasury in the fiscal year 1888 had been
SITS, 900, and the disbursements SSH, 900,

Treasury In the fiscal year 1883 had been
s77s,ooo, and the disbursements Ss77 ,oo0,
and that the State Sasin debt 1.-THE begn.
ming Of that year SUI ,0oo. A newspaper
hadsaid that he misrepresented the fact.
lie3 had therefore taken occasion TO ad.
dress note to Auditor Miller asking what
the receipts and disoursements had been
III the fiscal year Just closed how much
had been borrowed from the
school fund, IRON banks or other
sources. ar. MHseF, aiser putting
him OH on the excuse Of being too busy,
had iiatiy declined TO answer. MIR. Hub
bard said II was q shame that a gentleman
OF MIR. Aliller's attainlncnts, OF his charac-
ter and standing, Should Dc placed In q
position where no uafe not tell tho truth
to the people about tho states finances.
lie tod llltie story ~ Mr.. Millerrs eX-
pehse, mus closing strons-and able
speech, unahswcrap'e ~ its iacts anu IRE.
sisulple III lts ci!ccl, 40 WINS frequently
interrupted ny nearly CHEERS, Us he made
some 'eiHhs point
Stil! me crowd was not satisfied: Again
ca'ls Tor Ait. liart were heard, hut mat
gentleman introduced lion. John W. Ma.
son. =, .esiEc 'If8a5aa3ls ,
COULD NOT DisrGl'sE THE crowd.
Mr.. Mnson WIS heartily chcered when
he arose. spoke very briefly, but hap.
ply, referring to the State House officials
paient double taxation scheme. lie read
an extract from II Register editorial whicl,
appeared yesterday, which corroborated
what he affirmed I, regard to taxation.
Again the crowd demanded speech
IRON Mr.. Hart. lie arose and said that
this was the most tenacious crowd no ever
snw. He did not believe it would be pos.
sible 10 dispense 1t with club. Laugh.
ter Captain Bennett had been asked to
detail II force OF police to clear the streets
Increased laughter. Voice: "They cam,
!. do, it. We won't 60" Renewed laugh
ter. ,Ny. .-E.
Mr.. Hart then made few remarks
on the tariff question, about which he sait
the Democratic party knew less than any
other body of creatures anywhere knew
about any other question or thing
daughter and appla,ise.]
i In the course Of his remarks Mr.. IIar
referred to the demagogical arguments o
/ Democratic stumpers based on the intro
| duction OF the manufacture OF steel nails
, and consequent idlencss Of many boilers
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SCHOOL BONDS FOR SALE.

scalcl bids for Twelve Five Hundred h.lat
coupon Bonds Q! Martins Ferry School hkuici.
Belmont county, Ohio, viii be received by Tie uH-
de1slsned3, I'll Il o'clock noo'i, October 10, S'.
said bonds will be dated September !, ~, G@l
VIII he 4ra!d, one cnch six month";, bc6!an''s
March ], 1871, and will bear In;ercs, payable Nr!'
annually, at SIX percent per ruNum.
BY ordcrcf the Board o! Education.
NJ 81 .iia! CHAS. L. SIlKEvE- c!Gi.
MARTINS FERRY, October !, 1851. ~
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REGULATION WHITE GLOVES.
Same us used by The U. $. Infantry, for
sale nj the Star. ~, =. ,sz,.,i ~ & y
I'll sl}5 d. GUNDlING & CO.,
SElf rs 3G.TWelHh Street. q.


The following shows tho range OF the
thermometer us observed at Schnepi's
drug store, 0pcr. House corner, Yesterday:
7 4. ~, Go; Il Nj, 1878 ?. NJ, 1871 p. Nj,
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INDICATIONS.

WAsnlxoroS, D.. c., October ST.: so
4. M.1For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
increasing cloudness, local rains, southerly
winds, ~ becoming variable, shifting 10
northSrly, with decided fall III temperature
md higher barometer. i$:aF;l
For the Lower Lakes; increasing cloudi-
ness, local rains, southerly winds, bccom-
ing variable, shifting 10 northcrly. in the
western portion, lower temperature and
higher barometer. A Ell q u "; 2 = ~ Il
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/, ELEGANT novelties III Silks and Dress
Goods to-duy at +, NJ, ,McGlLhlS 4 Co.'s,
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asorAcMt,
ascs Sale.

A GOOD FARM FOR SALE-l WILL
~ offer II! private yale far thirty days, ny lafm
~ Brooke county, lsuiInlo township, near Wct
Liberty containing no acres. sll farm Is in A
eood state Of cultivation with inr Improvements
and all undcrlaId with II superior vein St cosi
which cIopS.Glt nj the surface. AlmuGa,rv N
,ftiit h;td well watersi. Convenient 10 church,
Normal School md bethany College. rtrsr,ioi
given At once II desired Terms reasonable FEG.
Nus SMITH. Call on or address, ]. +. SMITH,
West Liberty. ". Va. oUS,
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y 5eas ~: Bal!In,eres IS soaS co.; Yosle, i, :,
S9naan n prices receipts 800 head; ,hisT.e1 %,
CINCINNATI, October 7.-1ive hogs fr,n. co,r,.
anu iisht Se0a5 ~; packing md 6IicGe,V. . "
sai receipts 400 head; shipments iG0 IsssH u
ar .... 4 Cotton. ii
NEW feaE, October 5---cot.ou ouiel D,,O,,,.
40 lSlSe: futures quiet and steady Oco,%, n
feSfasts 1S Sse f sss e; Ss !sn9s S
1906: June lO,sOc; July ln0lc. -" '''''ci Nay
! Dry Goods. v,
| NEw ronE. October 7.-Thcrc I'm, ,,.r,,..,
active dislr bntlOn 0i eoni, nj lO6Lnv ESnt S'ly
the demand OF agents Is light, "uu'' Gu,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-08

HAVE you kidney or liver trouble, lv,,
pensia Or hra'lachep Try the Dr. TLo%%s.
I'll: May be taken for years without "sn'
dncins conslipniing or Otherwise iniurlIo,vvs,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-08

n Benson's Capcine Plastcrs quickly drive
away. pains and aches. resulting from
colds,E Try them. 22ac..; wssw
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EoRsALE.

r. OR SALE. - RESIDENCE AND
L. GROUNDS.
~ oicr ior sale my residence md grounds. 30 81
North York street. The house cGnttI,su!ilr rHI,,
Two halls aud all modern Improvements, srh Al
gas, water. &c., In hrS..clnSs order,
street. Or OIL the premises. ~.
a1sl .E' a--rggrs H. Il. pOSkSER
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/. I FINANCE AS Il y Il, DE-;


~ a "A ksts, n :. " Y q ~
Srw .Yonx, October 7.-stoney easy a. ,xa2 per.
Gent r5ns ns;e pees S nT SS stef
nhs sAcnAnSe' onuAet o'is "s'a " . s1' aenlAno
- S shade easlsr for n, n =
SAFE SsctInir,rs. . ~ ~" - Y
yosNs1 H.. oc,lr. ,od,r a., n,,cc.
,owsr NINA o,eui,r Imam pacit,c rarIdc Nail
%nr,.. W. !, isn,i nscnc rrs
@ pe' . ~ nShs, ns, mseos ~ n. fe s ,,
camt T.. ~, 70 .,1,f IL WV IT,
viIe n, nnd dns general c1rc js m cen,. ins.
viiIe & S,sly,(le was oasc,sI ~ ,,n"rts ihai ihr
cn,n v Sn sc WI r., NM ,,tas y, . 1a,,N
sy, IN sou ~ y, .., Ivy ,ner s wVs XII
rnliv I"ni" ~ y,s,sM nmt ,be .cc,,rtt,ns asn,,iI
10 All Hi,y,. III" ~ .snnIMnii"r IN ihe tnsI Trims.
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Petroleum,
Ne -. -'''. - = sooieui.l uElni United
1.-Two Stock,

CHICAGO, October 1.-The Drorer's Journal M,
p pSsa ogsI1seeeGts GO head; shipments 100
s. S VII " ls Chilly aStiyc and sttady; heavy
meIRecsips 1000 head shipmei,s Sooo O. hen my.
nn. Lrin md unchanged: export gndcs 81 "a,
s. ca, rec L ssnSy sh'nes s. seas Tcsass
oeps liO0 head; shipments 200 hen1: I mo,ES,
nGtae'; common to choice s. 75ai ii: GOO Teas
s"eep SOD ut 81 GO per head for breeding purpose
:, EAST Liberty, Pa, October 7.-cs,,!e marie,
snnsns ~ reces receipts c5 lead
I'M Snad i.aa mead Hog market firm; receipts
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-08

Warranted strictly vegetable. olmos.
painless and perfectly safe under ali ' con-.
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WY PROPERTY FOR SALE-TI1E
~ undersigned has for snlc OF Cni,lwrlS Runs
piece o. ground consisting Of several lots Rlt he.
NV NV good; quarry, II not sold lrlOIc Saturday.
HHevn,nef =, ISL: Mt private sale Il wilton thu day.
Sa!e on tho premises in lots 10 suit purhl,ctS FOR
1uftles particulars 'cpqure Oi DGiIi, ukcciIc or
'ohh 4. LaklIt, On tho subscriber,
ssnt1tEs1a ~ =. j. T. NINECllEN.
~, sale Of above rrorcrtyis continued To TIE Eth
inht-s0me hour, 800. pl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-08

Judge A. W. Tenney, OF Brooklyn, was
tho next speaker. He was received with
applause, and alluded with pleasure to tho
trip OF Mr. Blaine! through this State, on
which no accompanied him, He said the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-08

The Great Industrial. Exposition Mt New
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TOR SALE.
TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE,
TOR SALE-COUNTRY SEAT.

Ten 9c!es Of choice high bottom land, SIX nits
beiow Wheeling. on Ohio River anlJlN d. j. r.
improved by n substantial brick huu$c, II rnOras
Kitchen and 0utbuildinH, situated III II grove Q!
maple, sugar and poplar trees. Also, guVdsclN
lion OF trnit trees. Apply top =
a. Wy. 1lOGE L BiO., lao0 MG:EclS s..
Or y. w. MORROW, on the premises MI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-08

IoLEpo, October S-Wheat dull and lower: No 7,
~ cash 30 asked; October 76>zc bid; November
~ a .E! I'LL December 79Ec; january sec I'D.
N.Y.. % nd Ii. nominal No. cl Ii n0ninliy 5Gf:.
q asked Oats faie.and Urn: No cash and ociobor
bid; Sosem.aT SIC asked. ' N '' os'o u :!
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J THE CROWD NOT SATISFIED. ~ b 2
Thpn followed scene seldom witnessed
before in any political meeting anywhere.
Though three eloquent speeches, con.
Stunning nearly two hours, lad been list.
cned to by an undiminisied crowd with
the most eager interest, the audience was
still hungry for'more. .y7l=S r..
Mr.. Blaine left after Judge Tcnny con
cluded his remarks, and was driven over
to Bridgeport, under escort o! tile plumed
Knights and the Bridgeport Young Mems
club. Avery few Of the people followed
him, but the crowd was unclaimed by
Capt, Routelie's cloquencc. III 5Flf,N'
When he had finished, calls were heard
for "Hart." Mr.. C.FB. Hart, OF the Nv
TELLlGEScER, who was on the stand, de-
cliuud 10 speak. He said, however, that
il he were going to make n speech he
would be tempted to express 4 regret that
when Mr.. Hendricks was here, mourning
over the sad way In which the treasury
surplus was consuming tho wealth Of the
country, it had not occurred to his cs.
tecn,ed Democratic contemporaries to es-'
cort him into the treasury vaults at the
State House across the way and show him
the great heaps Of gold moulding there,
consuming ,and. wasting tho hard earnings
Of the people. Y l,i i..s Il
The crowd indulgcd in hearty laugh
at this home thrust, which was taken In"
BY thu. state House officials from the win
dows Of their of coc,. end then calls for
Hubbard" were Heard. yesEss IA. a ,!7t
~ HON. W. r. EunnAnD.s HI ~ a
These calls gradually grew more and
more imperative, until Mr.. Hubbard was
pom nplIaN ~ voc pnp1 - 4 j -.
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/. LOOK i. at E, NJ. MsGillin \ Co.'s 70:

Gay. ~ - n u n
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Captain Dontellc closed his most telo-
quent speech with glowing tribute 10 the
laboring masses Of this country, 1cslaring
it to DO the proud boast Of the Republicans
party that it hud bettered the condition OF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-08

No speech OF acceptance was made, as
the club was compelled 70 march at once
IN order 10 receive Mr., Blaine, Last night,
however, the Executive Committee in.
structed President Peterson to forward a
letter i, Of acceptance and thanks, which
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-08

NJ HON. ". T. HCIIlIAkD.s - -
These calls gradually grew more and
more imperative, until MI. Hubbard was
compelled to respond. IA ii 81 !
He said that recently no had stated at
Parkersburg that the receipts ct the State
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-10-10

Lat Monday morning the warehouse
az Nr. los n. Enel'att In Sclsnfiiyii.f
vs. ~et on flfc ab0nt o'clock. aud ~
iasiv consumed. together with hir store
hon-e aud handsome residence. AMI large
barn. Nr Bnchari tells rs that lac Wa
np ~ o'elock aud everything seemed Y"
he all right. hus ~ . his houses wers al
|ln G~me~. i:e had received N Saturday
NJ Stock costing S6AD which wa~ aot ye'
marked. nssd whirn wns totally bnrnrn'
together with ~ Other - od- aud house
boil iusnitusc. aud l6tsD IN. ~ bacon
zoo ~. 80 dried ifnii. a iot ~ hrnn-
eggs. aAh either produce " his ware
lhonSe. ani -ryerlu loi- % iisuor !" h'-
Ic.Iixr. fir Estimates his los n; <zvfsuv
lu,or whiei: ne t.ld ~ Insurance N''i'
he fhrni2 -. ~ Hartford, for s5sSh'
This d seserc i..ss a. that entire neigh
hptlo.d. - Mr. u. was JUL prepared Y
Nh driving is,1in.-s WE hope ~ may
| be >a.e 10 Zee ~ way 70 -inrt again, =
the community CAL III a4osd ~ ltse pa
enex gy and tact in bssinerr.
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who 49, speaker 81 the House when
the worst jobs and the most vicious leg
islstive measures known ID moo ern
times were rushed through Congress-
James g. Blaine.
Who packed the house committee y
thc interest OF the railroad land grant
urabbers and tari6 monopolistsf
JAmcsG. Blaine.
VINO soId lis interest as the third
biehcst officer under the Government
for I block Of stock in afailrcad
1 James &. Blaine.
VINO sent substitute 70 the front and
remained behind 10 make fortune o.
TOT Government contrAcsl
4 James G.. Blaine.
II Il very interesting record that th'
career or the Republican candidate io'
president presents % the country. Ian
sing Jouynal.
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rrDemocrafs who were wavering
before. have been made "Solid for me
whole ticket BY the aciion ~ certain ~
ns.bljcans at the Dem sraiic Wrrtiny-
,his week. II was claimed there was
some detection among Democrats ~ 81
gard 10 our candidate for Judge. h"s ~
Democrat can now ssc his wav 70 scratch
single nominee on tisc ticket. vote \
solid. j. now the Ka.ch~ord VITA Al
Democrats.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-10-10

III vca are tf0isp'aa wif, !ercr and
agne. daml sgue. hiiiaps icver. isnndice'
dv-nepsia. or ans dl-sa-r OF the liver
blood s.ti stomach. AMI wi~h ~ got well.
~ lhe new reRfdy. Prof Guilmeste'
French Liver Pad. Ak your druggist
tor n. and take no other. sad M hc a.
nj cot Il send 3; So in Letter % ths
Frenrh Pad Co. Toledo. 81. aud receive
one bv return maii. Nehringcr Bros
have them for sale.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-10-10

The tariff tax on diamonds J. just "
pcr cent. !: on rice. IS per cent on sais,
IS pcr cent j: on WOODEN skirt aud hian-
kets, 6e and so per cent. on hats. ~ psr
cent; snskr. 60 per cent ninlas,rs- Y.
per cent. (. on hanneI. 50 per ren'' ~"
plain cups and ssrcers used o. The pco'
mans table. SO per cent.
when the Democratic party asks 20,
an equalization Of this unjust tariff ~
desires to tighten the burdens of NE -
boring people. protectioni-is sail y IRE
trade. v-Dsviess Co. Democrat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-10-10

"a peculiar ririt,e 10 Ayers Sarsar
pariis s. that while II clcnn-es and
rnrgss The lSn"a from an cnrrnptiors
ana imnnriiis.. and shercby roots out
|ase.sr. u huis.ls np and inyi."rates The
whole system, and nakes one young
again.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-10-10

Gravel. d;sfoetcs. 1svighss disease q the
kidnevs. and alI diseases a. fbe kidneys
and nrinarv organs permanently cured
~ Pref. Euilmetts'S French Kidney
Pad. Call On Mehringcr s5rcs.
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To any body who has disease Of throat
~ lungs. We viii send proof that t'i-o'-
Cure for Consumption has cured ne
same complaints in other eases. a.
dress. 4. n. IiAzTLri>r. Warren r.
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Mr.. Geo v. Willing, Of Manchester,
Mich. writes: MY wife has been ~
most helpless for fve years. 50 helpless
1hat she could not turn over in bed alone.
She used Two Hotties % Electric bihers.
and i 50 much improved. that she is sble
now 10 do her0wn work
Electric Bifters will do 81 that j
claimed for them. Hundreds iei tcsti-
monials attest their great curative pow
ers. Only fifty cents botde . Aehr'
anger Bros.
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TN Ff SAWS ia thewor'il fnr Cuts
BrniSs. Sores. CIcrrs, salt .inruin. I'M
Nv Sotf~. letter. Chapped Hands. ChlI-
|blssns. Corns. and al Skin Eruptaons'
ana positively cures Piles. Or no pay re-.
orired. Vi 4 guaranteed 70 give perfect
satisfaction. nr money refunded. Price
25 ccuI~ pcr box. For Gale BY Mchringcr
l1,ros.. Jasper.
Fch. 9Th. 's4.--lv-
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AM you ManF raiscrahIc ~ ind5gcs-
ton. Constipation. Dizziness. Loss Of Ap-
petite. y clInw skim shi!oks Aiialhe'
IL positive cEre Melsringcr Bros.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-10-10

WHY Will You cough whnu shiloh
rare viii give Immediate rrnc; Pfic
10 ~. - NJ. and ~ Mchrirecr Bros.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-10-10

SIiILoH's cArAnri; ntNFny--a positive
cure TOR Caiafrh. Dipl.'hrria aud Canke'
Mrnih. For sale " Nehrirger Bros
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Snnuu's 1rpE WILL immeiia1ojv re-
iieye Csoop. Whooping eonch and Eron'
chifis. For saic by Mehringer Brcr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-10-10

a~~The owners of r'epsrv or NORTH
N,ir .sreef s,e rapidly getting their
brick sidewalks Ae~r. Hurry Il ups -
che ,,ni weather s. coming.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-10-10

FAsnox Ci.o1HtSc.-Mr- Il. :.
fer,ncrsheim received this week large
lock OF gentlcmen-s clothing and fur-
nishing goods, and fine material tor
making suits. from tine great forced
Eastern sales. aud u now selling cloth
ing n New York prices. cheaper than
ever before offered ia Dubois county,
quality considered. He warrants per-
1ecs III and firsf-cIass workmanship N
suits made "a measure. - bis cutter 4
one OF the best in America.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-10-10

t)np ~ ti,e ane~, iif,s- ~ " solved ~
this campaign i bow 'nn"v scrref mar
riagcs statesman snU-f undergo 70 con-
stitnfe ~ open legal marriage
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-10-10

A xA~ax. s~xffYoK fice with each hot
~ of Shiloh'~ Gsis'rh Remedy. Fgic'
50 renss Sold Nv Nahr'rger Ern-.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-10-10

Ixpr,.t ~pxNx isEruI..sfsl><. - The ~
dependent Republicans ~ Dubois cou =
,:...i \ meeting lat week stsi desermin q
ra~r could not support Blaine. on ~
conn, III III Nulligrn letters. or Calk'ns,
~ .rr.rss ~ III SNinlic Oh The indiana
Schnai Funds Thew crgtnizcd tull
.r..,:n,x commi.tes wi;h mesnhef- IRON
~. .,hr townships hut t~o. ami chose Mr
"A lsr,mei-s~~ls.-r. who wE re f'rrs''
.den, rfthc Republican roansycnnrss., tee
- ,l,nir Chairman aud viii enter int
the canvass with = determination - re-
NV. .orrnnfion wherever y i tossnd.
~rhe committee rre now distributing val
s,.hI. documents. anil expect 70 have
.s.r.e Republican -pessers ~ She county
ere long
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ELECTION NOTICE.
STATE or INDIANA, ".
County og DuEoIs,

County On DuEoIs,
70 the Sheriff Of Dubois County
Greciing:
YOC arc hereby commanded 20 give
notice as required BY law To- The qualified
voters ~ saia county Of Dubois. that
st.re will b. an election held IN the scN-
ersl prerinris and a. the usual places q
holding elections IN said County xna|
State. on the first Tuesday after the ilf-t
Monday ~ November. 1884. fSame being
Noxemhcr 9Th. 1854. between the hours
|ot 4 o'clock = N. and 8 o'clock p. NJ, for
the ~, I,o>a Of slocting Fifteen tlt) Pres
lida,stial Electors, 10 cast the vote % the
state ~ Indiana. for
One person for President Of the United
States sud on person for yicc-Frcsiccnt
81 The Tnited STATES.
~ Conformity 10 the Constitution q 4
ti.r United States, and Of tho State a
Indiana.
And also for the purpose Of clecting
the following State and County officers
to-wit:
STATE OFFICERS.
\ One Governor.
I One Lieutenant Governor.
4 One Secretary ~ State.
\ One Auditor Of State.
4 One Treasurer Of State
/ One Attorney General.
i One Reporter OF the supreme Court.
One superintendent q Public lnstrnc
.Ition.
One Judge of Supreme Court fo
1.-The Fifth District Of Indiana.
u One Member Of Congress for the 2ns
Congressional District.
4 One Judge for the Eleventh JudiciA
Circuit Of Indiana.
q One Presenting Attorney for "a
Eleventh Judicial Circuit.
y One Joint Representative for the coun
ltics Of Pike and Dubois.
One Joint Representative for -
lcounties Of Dubois and Martin.
Ono Clerk Of he Circuit Court.
u One County Treasurer.
III One County Sheriff.
II One County Surveyor.
One County Coroner.
FL One County Commissioners for the "a
district Of Dubois County.
One County Commissioner for the 8
IDistrict OF Dubois County.
In testimony whereof. ] hay
\. hercunto Get my hand an
III. Y. caused the seal Of said Cou
~ 10 be affixed At Jasper, %
2g;h day Of September, 1se
I'll PETER j. GosMAxx, Clerk
Dubois Circuit Court,
BY b. Lon. Greene, Deputy.
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Theron p. keator. Editor ~ f. Wayne
nd. .(sazelte.r writes. For the pas
I; " years have always used Dr. King I
New Discovery. COR coughs ~ most -e-
we're character, - we'll as for those % s
M iiler type. II never fails 20 Elect =
sneedv cnrs. A.y friends ~ whom
have recommended 1t sprsk ri i IN same
s,;vh terms. Having l,een cured by y q
every cough I have had Tor FIVE Years.
consider II The onlv irritable aud sure
rnre fnr Coughs. Colds. etc.r Ga'i ~
Nshringer Brcs. Drug Store srd ~
.Fnrr Trial bo,slc Large -irr 81 o. ,
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No MoRK do tors bills to pay tor SypllIfl4
and I'll yenercal Diseases: V4itcey.S 61gs
SABA riiia and Potash cures AL.
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~ Shrriii .yn&crh ~c"s ~ in''snsrc-
IL Tuc.fsy morning N t,ke Mr. Stark
of Cas- township. ~ % tAc iussne ASy-
lnm.
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r- Fink'~ Opcre Restaurant y having
hic ,nn - sresh nvsscrs The giri-
trmniain that TIE oysies~ nre - large
ihcy havr - ~ 'l'rm
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PROCLAMATION:
STATE OF INDIANA,

COUNTY or 0UhOis,
The qualified voters OF Dubois County
AVE- hereby notified, that the polls will be
opened, IT the usual places of holding
Elections. IN the several townships 81
said County of Dubois, and State Of IN
diana, on the first Tuesday after the first
Monday Or November. 1884. the same
Iboing the eth day Of November, 1854, for
Ithe purpose mentioned In the foregoing
lDrocipc. Whereof III persons inter cssed
will take notice, aud govern themselves
accordingly. ...
WITNESS ny HAND AND SEAL. this the
'30th day Or September, A II. 1854.
FRANK JOSEPH,
sheriff Dubois County.
Oct. 81, lssi-3w.
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=. = nor~D Worms Inre 'nrms. rpasn
Worm syrup.
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Knr. sgoRxs N Children VIA WiIocYeo
Mot ere w orm Syrup,
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,axArz PCKEEr !. candidate for Clerk q ne N
bci< Circuit raurs. N.
r.x,. in> GREENE y candidate fos Clerk q %
cirguitEnnrt. =
,. " ,,s rsrrni, Court " Dubois county. - tns -
xenis~s eleeiios- ls*4'