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Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1885-03-26

The Northwest, published in St. Paul.
Is unusually interesting this month con-
tanning, besides its full quota of reading
matter, some fifty illustrations of the
principal business houses in st. Paul. We
considerthis the best number of that excel
lent journal We have ever seen. The sub
seripiion price is only ~ per year. Send
for sample COPY.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1885-03-26
Eggs for Hatching,

Eggs for Matching from very choice and
select Plymouth Rock fowls. Young
fowls for sale in the fail. Apply to
Mrs. }. b. NEWMAN, Sun River.
feb21 st
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1885-03-26

The ladies of Choteau will give sup.
per in their new school house, which is
now in course of erection, April the 18th,
Rev. Hunter has been invited to give his
interesting lecture on the "Model Wo.
man" Lecture and supper tickets, 81 90,
We bespeak for them n large attendance.
Tickets for sale at Hamilton d lIazlett's
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1885-03-26
Roll of Honor.

Che following is n list of subscribers
who have paid In their subscription dur.
ing the past month. They will please nc.
cept our thanks for the same:
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1885-03-26

We have on exhibition in this office Il
variety of very fine Early Rose potatoes
in fact they are beauties. Anyone dcsir.
ing any for seed, should call on Uncle
VIM. Healy.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1885-03-26

VIII Ford, Il former Sun River boy, but
now in the law office of Il. w. L. j. X.
Toolc, Helena, is spending week here
among his friends.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1885-03-26

Robert S. Iingley, ar.cra forced sojourn
Of several weeks in this place, caused by
his accident, left on Tuesdays coach for
Benton,
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1885-03-26

Your attention is called to the advcr-
tiscment in another column of the famous
stallion Red Boy" the property of Humid
Icy d. Preuitt of Helena. This horse is
beyond doubt one of the finest in tie Ter
ritory, and any of our horse raisers desir-
ing to improve the stock of their horses
will do well to c?refully read the notice.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1885-03-26

The River Press is back.acling because
no interest seems to he manifested look
ing toward the erection of Il Touring mill.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1885-03-26

Jasper Smith, better known as "Buck"
Smith, formerly of this section, and well
favorally known by all old timers, is now
comfortably situated at High River, n.
W. i. Bucks" old.time friends will be
pleased to hear of his prosperity.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1885-03-26

>. +. Stlnson, manager and principal
stakeholder Of the Northwest Cattle com.
pany, Of the Northwest Territory, accom-.
panied by his genial forman, George Lane
arrived here last Sunday en- route to llcl.
ena and Butte. Lanes many friends and
ae1aintances here were glad to see him,
and learn of his evident prosperity in the
great northwest land.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1885-03-26

John NJ. Schmidt, of the Hotel de
Schmidt, on upper sun river, is recover.
Ing from quite severe attack of sickness.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1885-03-26

Tom Howard, well known rancllcr Of
the South Fork country, met with II seri.
Gus accident recently. lie was engaged
in driving cattle into corral, when the
horse which he was riding slipped, and
falling on him, broke one of his limbs in
two places
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1885-03-26

Jos. A. Baker and family stopped over
here last Thursday. They were on their
return to Benton from the east.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1885-03-26

Rev. Hunter will preach next Sabbath
at Chestnut, 1880 o'clock, and Fort Shaw
in the evening
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1885-03-26

A letter recently received from our late
associate, ID. b. Hall, states that he will
leave Chicago shortly for Texas, to take
charge of Il 40,0O0.acrc cattle ranch. We
are pleased to hear Of Dawes evident pros
porous future.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1885-03-26
Sun River Sun.
Job Printing a Specially.

IhC ms.nral for tlis department las Lss -
any kind of job Work with feetn.@ ma AZ
pntch. Our type is of tho latest styl = ot m ~
iaf,nrr,, ,, having been ordered directly fro0 As
MTti, VIZ known type foundry Of ader. Lnsc :, CO..
envciopts en- cards, counter checks, fcccipts ~.
N N the shortest notice and at reasonable 49,
"" rsp'etinlly r'k all businessmen 70 cali ~
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1885-03-26

Robert Vaughn returned from the capi.
tai Tuesday. While there he disposed of
his stock cattle to Sands & Taylorat we
understand, &35 per head The band num-
hers between 500 and 1000.
The Land Commissioners ha,o revoked
their order regarding the taking of tes,i
mony of witnesses in land cases, and here.
after all settlers can have their witnesses
testimony taken before notary public.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1885-03-26

"lsustlcr," in his communication to both
the Press and the Independent, is evident.
ly off as regards the cattle sale of Tinglcy
and Perkins. Mr.. Perkins sold the brand
for $SO,O00O and not at S35 per head, US
stated
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1885-03-26

Deputy L. S. Marshal X. Bcidler was
In town this week on business connected
with his office.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1885-03-26

The frequent snow storms the past
week have done world of good for the
runrcS
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1885-03-26

The fishing season has opened We
have seen several fine strings of the finny
tribe,
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1885-03-26

a quantity Of Timothy seed for sale.
Call at Il. S. Ford's residence in the val.
ley. At
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1885-03-26

MI, McUAul for defendants said he was
infornlrd ly tic rompany's nanagor Ia Z,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-05-21

II sssns 70 ~ that ! Aavs sas nsps ~
Of light 10 throw On lAis suhissA 4 lev
ysars aso, y ~ friend Capk Johasr ~
coming Up The Central from Cairo, As
aotissd very ssspscsabls-loekise sssre
in ths saat behind him. and opened up .
sonversation. II soon cane ost that shs
man oucs lived near tho sslsbratsd bet.
s-sround. and, - the captaia bad bssa
in the 6sht, they both had much 10 tell.
The negro said that il 1852 hs belonged
70 Mr.. Cherry. who lived u Bavansah.
Cherry, was . strong Union man, snd
Gen. Grant had headquarters q his hopes,
One night Gen. Grant told lis alislk.4
70 let Gen. Busll know that there vss no
occasion for him 10 rush HE mon. ~ u
would be week before they would b. ready
70 march 10 Cosinth. and In the meantime
little would he Done Mrs. Cherry over
heard this, and she vas . rebel mot 70
urspt but to every body else. 80 shs
quietly went to the kitchen, wrote ) uots
70 Bsaursgsrd. and told the negro what
i Was and what hs should do With H. 80
be got horss. passed the lines. shot
through the darkrssa 70 DssursGsra's hssd.
quarters. aud put the note Ia The ssusr-
al's hand. Everything began 70 rustic.
Bssussgard rushed towards PitssLsrs
Landing. and-vs hsvs oil read The rsst
Of The story.
Z ~ .irissd Capt Laur. Of the Usien
army. and ~ other nsishbor hsrs vhe
foughl 0u Ahs other eide thinks this ssssos
story The best key they have iouad 10 The
Shiloh riddle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-05-21

According 10 the Paris 0aulejp Ap sp
parstus has jsst bssn invented which y
|simply astounding, for with u Vie travel
'sr nssd no longer fear any accidents.
Safety will b. assured on railroads. This
apparatus permits Tho snplcys shasgi1
With The duty 10 ~ The sstirs section Of
The road be il 10 control. With eli W
trsips 10 melton. and be knows at every
iustsnt just exactly where each trails 10.
wLss one of them approaches ssostss p
. distance which 10 dspgerons. bs ssu is-
medistsly sisssI the mspsosd trsis. The
apparatus coDsists Of > sheet of opaqns
glass. on which ths rails ere indicated ~
W horizontal liuss snd the stations BY
vsrticIs ones nunbsred. Little arrows
rspresenti0g the trains. moving along
The horIsoutal lines. They are put 10
motion BY cid Of slsctrieity developed BY
sostsct Of metallic brnsh$s attached 70
ibs locomotive with xinc bsBLs pIsssd
slous The rails The sppsvstus vss sx-
Libiieds = ne days sgo in 0ermsYy 10 .
com nsission of Dsrlis scientists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-05-21
a Gay Dssh CssvAssss.

She came into ihs ssnctum of The Min
sssots Bsxoo selling letter nles md pssens
bill holdsra. She vas pretty. sweet. and
somsvhst tsIkstivs.
my life l. hard, abe said. but ! have
jolly lot of fun. When ] ~ u ~.
Paul stopped ss The Science Hotel. Ny
husband 10 travelling nan and vas 10
to~n st the same time. happened 10
meet Bible agent. vbo vas determined
/ shouIa 90 10 work for him got mashed
little. Think. Anyway. hs followed me
about unsii l got rather sick Of II. He
wanted to cali sud go - st The hotsI
asd ! ~ hin come. Nos. ny husband
staees six 1T tso and y ba1t like Joha
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-05-21

"Talk about being talked 10 dsAth In Z
BARRIERS chair" remarked : long bairsd
passenger from The West. reminds me ol
. kkls experience ! Lsd oSce. Cans
nearer 10 Icing laid ont that time tLaa
svsr diA aiors in ny career. Happened
in this vsr Down In Haaia rs - fsv yssrs
ago Grssssr apd me had quarrl. and
I slapped his lacs. He tried 70 cut mo
then bpt dids.t. eakxas taken svsy ssos,
ing vengeance. .AbaatAix months hap
psnsd to bs iu TTAsaa. and ssst iSto .
shop 70 get shaved. -HsSSfksd In char,
and closed my eyes. AltsrAGs bsrbsr bad
got me latbsred aud bad bess 40 shave ]
opened my svss and looked %. dAppe !
nnsy have 10 feed on sags brusk ~ ny IL
il The barber : shaving me vs'ut NY old
friend the 0resser. knew II " rseog-
nizsd ms be would not only shsvs my
chin but cus my throat. snd perhaps you
can imagine my feelings. closed my
eyes sgsia pretty soon, Jon esn bst. !
I kept them closed. too, ~ ! knew he Was
- likely to rscogn,xs me by my syss -
any way. Tbonsh be chsstsred 70 me !
Them EpsIlsh srs haviu' right snsst
of trouble over there 10 Africa. hsia't /
thsyi remarked an old farmer from ap in
Michigan.
Yes, indeed.
I've been s-watchin' of 'em al vintsF.
and dye know What their cs.psiss over
there reminds me OF
No.
Wall. sir, 1 nssdtsr hsvs big BsrSLirs
shoat What hsd the durndsst sppstiss ever
yoa hssrd tell os. The littlss shosts bad
Ter sii out u biz vay every tiss pat
him 10 lot Ill by hisself. ssd there 70
plenty Of fssd an usllov thsss Tor hin,
mors'n " eosld svsr ass. bst, dan -.
II b. weald stsy thsrs. Dova vsst tbst
iesss and sssy vsst that shoat isto hslas
where hs he'd No bssiHsss tsr ~. Wall.
be kept this up III ssanss. bat bissLy
he bsoks istss Iittjs pstsk o timber ~
rot " fooIin' rsssd wbsl d'ys spOss
hs stirred sps Wall. " sss he soss
right istsr . borsets ssst u teok his
. long tims 70 eis ont y tLs vseAs, bst
when hs got ont bs vss ~ aest ssbissd
shost ever you sssdi
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-05-21

Pishls SailA ~ ssQssslsd V vsih
" tbs ball. and vhss - Asa sons v
kAll bsisss ~ plstessn Bsoahsr 0asA1ss
aid;
nsudass Suilh, hss M istcsasa Ia
yos hss sssa sssa ~ GROCER Ios tilI
u 10 ds,lass
Yea sah.
~ bill vss isr oysters. arisa pssshss
~ iell' g.
Yss. ssh.
Asa Why aiast yes psy ios NJ
Ksss iss ksrA up.
NeU, bsudisr Smith. ~ usabss u db
slsb vho tia a6csd oysssss on salary u
u pr vssk kis Afford 70 pay fer -. II
a. dsbs aia't squar'd " lsss' a. NJ
nss(is' you'll Mar sstAia' drApi
YeA ~.
i bfiasia' dis pslesnAsss 70 : kess.
"a - prseiassk y hsaedlsa V Gaas.l
Shia y sssiks " ssiaasla. ~ - ~ y
- ssA ~ = ~ ~ dspssssss silnsse
n IA kAatry ~ Il vsst n ssnmes
sspss. n nan Who aras N pss ~
wants y ijb ~ drsss = vsll y as nas
vhsI Iaisss els. a. dis pilaa sp dssas ~
bsisgs ssout tEishssy, irssd ~ ssaavss
-. Nsbsdy ~ atisasa 70 - vhab ~
~. Ebss q psersst % = pss' vtn q
Ausesy ssoss la III asybsdy kaav tAsy
ssat bsy itisd oys1srA d nsabss n
" elst VIE haaksn ~ lsssriss nsds
ios Do tsbiss Il niilissaisss kis naks up
his mind y pay iuS 'sn Or b ksovs 10
dis ball no noa'. Let us prsaaablaas
hsnsuAsd.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-05-21

L. Saliva. and vhsa shst littls bible
peddIsr got into our roos ths svsst, sua-
ny smile died out Of bic fssA and whsa
my husband took him % Ais tass aad
told him sweet stores ahoel ssea litsls
children that he'd goss 70 hssvss Asd
had THAR pictures u Susdsy schscl scoks
| thought BE- would diA ny Lushasa
told him he vas real glad " Aad suaA ;
uics little fsllov. sad uas - Glad b liked
me, ard that shsu - sol rish ~ would
adopt hin --but msst g.
No don't ART: but Il u Impossible
70 kssp sons esassitsd puppias fsea
making fools Of thsmsslvsa. AAd epshsrisa
up hsr samplss shs veat Ausy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-05-21

Mr. MorHER begsn gaining from first
dose she took Of DR.. GRAVES HEART
REGULATOR. She is rid Of thoae bad
feelings about her heart nov, the relief
i permanent. other remedies only helped
her ; lev minutes. - Miss Cora DrAdt,
Lsvton. Mich. sL00 per bottle. Frss
pamphlet Of F. Z. Ipeaus. Cambridge,
Mass.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-05-21

u,..lv ~ reply, afraid h. sould ksev ~
vice. Every movrmsns h. w .dr silh ths
razor feared would br ioAari ny throat.
Every time he stopped shaving ] thcusht
hs bad recognized M, sud Va consider
INK ~hsth~r be vcpid cat oT ~ ssss b.
lore ssveriss my tossIas ~ not AitT
about week Il sesms 10 me " 6stshsd
ths Job Az be pulled the cloth VI NE !
jumped y qaiek = Ash ost oi ths
shsir rulI.L ny revolver spd bsaLsd ost
" sls room. When barber talks To-
mach, o. biz rssos pulls. ssd yop vish -
~ 10 place hot enough 70 tsnpss ~
ipssssnsst. Jsst tbisk Of tbs sgssy ss.
dared dsrias thss shave. ILsvs hsd sssh
. horror Of BARRIERS ever sincs that ! ssv
only sss showed ssi hsvs ny hsir eut
once year.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-05-21

A eity-kred yessy man. Just ont ol
college. hired ost 70 : vsSmoss issnes.
70 "bsass up Bis constitution . littls. =
Psrt oihis daily dates sss y tsed sbs
satsIs One icy his employer soliss6
lhs' hs vss reading - sssissltsssl p.
pr v-ry intsntiy. bat thought settiss
more VI u sstiI ts 49, ths sshsys issn
q wst'ns fos ths stsbls wksrs ~ sslvss
vsrs kSps vish lssss bssksl - sss-
den I.xm.
Hello what's tLss ios, ssksd shs ~.
mer
Why, ssid ths ysssg sss. ] sssa
IL sLs paper Yesterday shst salsss
ossLs to have lisais ssoss1 lssd dsily.
ssd ! 'hcssht IA sry Il - - tss y
~erk.a
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-05-21


This fable il iatssssaiae isoa ~ ~,
thst Il is illastnlsd h bas-rslisl On ~
Ksiiof uoaunsak 4 ssstelusa hsggas
saEryias rasgsd sld va1lss - ssasp'
ine along from hesss y hssaA - =
h. sruablsd q ~ ~ ~ kspt vosdsr.
ing that folks Who lived ID sish apast-
meats. and we're up . thsis threats 10
money and 10 sweets d isdsissses, sAssld
b. always unsatisAsd. however full tksis
pockets might Be, and thst thsy shosld
% 90 far . oftsn 70 loss oil tAsy havs.
while usrsasonably craving sor. aad lay
ing their hands On. asv riches.
Here, for Instance. - says. We former
master ofthis hosss sssssed II tssAiag
prospsrously and nads hinssli ssornsss.
y rich by commerce. But thea isstsaA
Of stopping and handing over bic bssi-
meas to another and spsndipg Ne rsst of
bis years 10 peace. hs took 70 sqsipping
ships for the ssa IN The spring. he sx-
psotsd mountains Of gold, but ths ships
we're smashsd and his tressures we're
swallowed up BY the wavss. Nov they
oil lis at The bottan of the ~ aad b hes
found his riches .nAlA Avay like thsss In
drsama Another aaAa bscams one oi The
farmers Of The spirit tax. asd 70 .geissd .
million. That was . triAs; aad be wanted
to double il. So 10 plunged up 10 bis
ears in spsculations and WAS utterly
ruined. In short, instances Of this are
countless. And quite right, too . man
should use discretion.
At this moment Fortune suddenly ap-
peared to the beggar and said, Listen! ]
have wished TO help you. Here is lot
Of ducsts / nave found. Hold ont your
wallet and will hll il with them, but
enly on this condition. All shall b gold
thA falls into The wallet. tut II any Of u
falls ont Of The wallet TO The ground Il
shall hseQms dust. Copsidsr this veil.
l have x~aad you bsforshaud. shall
keep strictly to.Hy compact. Your wallet
is old; don't es4slaei it beyond ito pow
ers.
Our bsggar 4 saHpst ,tRp ovsrjoysd to
breathe. He scarcsly tsslstt ths ground be.
neath his feet He opsas ~ wallet. and
with generous hand. soalsa atrsam Of
ducsts is poured into II. rhs wallst soss
becomes rather hsavy.
IL that enough? Il
Not Jet
Isn't il crsckingi
Never fear.
Consider, you're quits Croesus.
just little more; just add hspdlulf
There ito full. Take ears--ths wallet is
going TO burst.
just little bit more.
But at that moment The wsllst splity ths
treasures fell through and tufnsd y Aust,
and Fortune disappeared. The bsggas
had nothing but bic empty wallet snl ~.
msinel n Door q before.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-05-21

FOR HOUSE CLEANING, there IL
nothing 70 compare with JAMES PYLES'
PEARLINE It does the work 10 half
The usual time without soap or anything
else. Sold BY al grocers. but beware Of
couuterisits.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-05-21

Traveller vko hsvs sSsniasl W. psb
lic hair brushes 10 botsis ID tbs ~ w~sl
invariably espress their sisirssiss u ~
foresight oi shs LstsI keepers - stsisiss
then securely 70 tLs vslI.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-05-21

When spring ssiss ~ ~ ~ isrsssiss
IL not vstss.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-22
Eefesrap6i(@e 9epef&en.
Qeutid

Berlin, l5. Oesbr. Oils Sismard
beute %ausritt, itraudelte iein Yfetb; bel
Dem Bsmiiben, iid Dor sinsm Sturse aus
benz Sattel gu bewabren, 3os er iid cine 10
beftise Seritau@uns isiner 8~einmustsln
gu, baB er anBer Stanbe gu seben unb an
bas Simmer s~efeieIt lit.
Berlin, II. De3. Dem &sidstass
1T cine NIT $4,000 llnteridriften per.
iebens Sitti9rift UNI aasemeine @eftats
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-22
preiie Ger an,eieen.

preiie Ger Qn5eieen.
Sober 3on Der Spalte per Sabr ....$16.O0
Wonate $1,000
Wonate 5 6 90
3oeaI 8 Nott3eu.
SIR ieoe 3eile grepier, ober beren &aum, has
eritemal 10 Gents, bic nd9iten Wale 5 Gents.
9eiratbss unb S~obesan3eisen NIT SYud
$3.50, obne Spru9 $1.00.
auswGrtise an3eisen miiHsn porausbs,ablt vetbea.
Mnseisen fir 9icnics, 9otterien, glid8IpieIe
&C., bic benz @eifte bet tatb. 6ir1e ;uwioer, fus
ben feline gufnabrne.
2lnset9en fenSe tnas fpdtefemS
Wonta8 Wor8ett etn.
Job.Qrbeiten aller Qrt prompt unS
biuis aussefibrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-22

ben ~Roblensrdbern unb ni9t our Union
seb0renbsn Irbeitern sefommen, uel6er 10
ernifli9sr Natur mar, baB elm @ini9reiten
Der BebOrben nOtbwsnbis uurbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-22

fid bas bronSene &eiteritanabilo 6einri9's
". Das BubIitum fammslte ii9 beute
gu Tauienben In BET Ndbe Der Bride unb
bsobadtete fie, ba man befir@tete, baB 'fe
gang unb gar einitiirsen werbe. Oas
Waher fdbrt fort 3u fteisen unb man
befir9tet cine unbeilpoIe lleberi9wems
mung.
parts, II. DECEMBER. Die @abI
zines neuen prdiibenten Der frans6fi9en
&epublit wirb am 80. bieies Monats itatt>
fiuben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-22

@aIueit o n, Ger, IA. Oe3. Cine
Oepeide aus Matamoras, Mer., melbet:
@sitem fanb i'm Staate Eamaulipas) bic
@ouusrneurswabl ifatt. Der sessnpdrs
tise @oupsrnsur, Gusllar SiuareaI (6ans
biSat Der 8unbesrssieruns), @sneraI Oturs
ria (RanbiSat Der Staatsparts) unb Gorz
res Granddaughter &anbibat), waren bic
brsi 8spsrber UNI has gmt. SIN Mataa
moras bat Oturria mit GROCER Mebrbeit ses
iiest; aus ben 2anbbesirten febIen nod bic
Ma@ri@tsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-22

9eiratbss unb Sobesanseisen NIT SYmd
3 .5O, obne Sprud $1.0O.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-22

Sir iebe 3eils grepier, ober beren &aum, has
eritemal 10 Gents, bic ndGften Weale 5 Gents.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-10
CONTEMPORARY EXPRESSION.

| TEE inaugural address is sensible. well ex
pressed, and on the subjects touched outspokeu
and firm. and win strike the popular sense
iayorably.-,Grass Valley Union.
THE inaugural address fails to fill public ex
! pectstiou. Its column of giittcring gcneraIi
! ties, with here and there Uu exception larys
vile Appeal,
DCRISG thc' Republican control of the past
| twcntyfoUr years. the American Republic has
made great strides in the way OF prosperity and
greatness, and has been turned over 20 the
! democracy in good condition. the war debt
greatly reduced and the credit of the nation sec.
ond 10 none in the world.-Yresa Journal
THis is the first gun OF the fight between The
homogeneous elements OF the present democratic
party. and one which will he long and bitter
resulting in its disruption and decay, BY the
time the next PRESIDENTIAL election come.
around. We hare = presentimout that President
C!cveiands administration VIII net be a sue
| cess Rcdding Independent On Cleveland.
Silver Letter.
OUR legal fraternity should be equal in ability
and should b. held to as high Il moral RESPONSE
| hiIity Is those OF any other land Our judicial
minds have certa'nl reached RI elevated plane
in the science Of not only State but national
and international Jurisprudence Bet it would
appear that with us law and its practice have
! become too much The science of glorious un
! certainty" loaded down with tcchnicality and
handicapped too often with considerations
political and personal. which greatly need he
publication o. b more wholesome atmosphere
and general siu p.ifcation OF p2ocess.-(sau
Francisco Bulletin
President AErrCE has retired from Office
with the respect OF every sensible citizen. His
department has uniformly been that of high,
toned, ch.yalrous gentleman. and his courteous
conduc. while his successor was being indicted
into Office is conclusive evidence that lac is u
man OF broad. progressive and liberal ideas.
Dixon Tribune Democratc).
VIZ want no extra session, and when we SO
speak We ale guaranteed in tie assertion that
the farmers and thc people want no extra scs-
sion.(Colusa sun, on the Legislature
THE qnecresl bill of mingled politics and
finance lately reported Comes from TituSvil e.
Pa. where the supreme Coart having given a
judgment for 5000 .g inst certain bondsmen.
the local authorities compromised with the
bondsmen for S2,ooo. Only a fellow feeling
makes men 50 wondrous kin rs this.-.!New
York Herald