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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-08-14
nm a. I.ockert's Iron Tome Svrup max

Hill & Lockert's Iron Tome Syrup makes
rich. r,d, healthy blood. Healthy blood
makes healthy man and woman. For this
reason the Iron Tonic Syrup Is the best Tor
weak delicate females. They all say after
they take II . while. Il feel like pan
new person" Also use the Tonic for loss
Of appetite indigestion, general dibitty and
As blood purifier. Sl.0Q bottle al drug
sist.
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Behold HOW Brightly : eaks the
MorninC.

take this method Of Informing the
people Of lIdrdentan and adjoining
counties, and th,. rest of mankind
that | nave located in Bolivar, Tenn
for the purpose Of manufacturing NY
new and improved straw cutter. |
can be found al the shop of the ",ll
reliable john a Baker State an,l
County righls for s,, c.
j. 4. BROOKS.
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T.&TIl1, Chattanooga / Il. Louis
Railway.

AHEAD OF All COMPETITORS!
TIiGE4STs, FAMILiEs, k8apABEE
THE REST ROUTE to the Summer Resorts and
Mountain Rctrs ats of Tennessee, Yh. MIA mi he
Caroiinas Via 3IcEinZie ard EashvIl {.
tbs BEST ROUTE To the lehratet il ca, JIH-
iyersItles, Summaries and OF edu'at cnAl Insti-
tutions in the Southwest. Via Me- 6enzis aud
Nashville.
THE BEST ROUTE 20 Atlanta, on
vile aud Florida Orange Belt. Via Mckenzie, and
Nashville aud Chattanooga.
THE BEST ROUTE 10 Atlanta, Macon, Charleston
Savannah, Augusta, Columbia, Charlotte, Knox
vile, Bristol, Richmond, Norfolk, Washington
Via Mckenzie, Nashville and Chattanooga.
DON'T TT
BY this line you secure the
HTAYTMTTNF SPEED, SAFELY,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-08-14
Thousnnds So 80.

Mr.. T W. Atkins, Girard, Kan, writes
81 n,ver hesitate 70 recommend your Flee
tic Bites 20 my customers, they give en-
tire satisfaction and are rapid sellers
Electric B.tters are the purest and best
medicine known and viii positively cure
Kidney and Liver complaints. Purify the
blood and e2ulate the bowels. No family
can alTrsd to be without them They will
save hundreds Of dollars in doctors bills
every year.
Sod at hlts cents bottle by p V. Hudson
Matches, diamonds, silverware and the
best Of solid goods in every variety q
n B. Thaycr's, who never misprepresents
Ills goods. Repairing Of fine watches and
jewelry ppecialties No. 265 Main Street
Memphis, Tenn. febl4Iy
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-08-14

Already the BULLETIN has
more reading matter than any
county paper in the state, with
one or two exceptions, and we arc
determined to keep it up. We
want the support of every man in
the county who is interested in
the prosperity Of his county.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-08-14
n. Y. WEEKLY

has given 10 the ROAD aq public times
more value for money -p,i.t IN its purchase
than any othey story paper.
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Mr.. Boggs, druggist, Charlestown,
Kanawha Co, w Va, writes PKRUNA
cells we'll here and gives good satisfaction.
Enaforr,era nroeak well Of II y
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-10-31

-EElAI.sT.TlS
T0SRneaovE the land ofice5to Dunseith.
would place itswithln thirteen miles Of
sthe northern boundary line Of the dis
s4rrict Left at Devils; Lake, it is within.
SfSosAnd 8 half Of the eastern limit
BSon3htssto Minnewaukan, it would be
.twenty-eiight miles from the southern
liheSO b thesdistrict and twenty-five from
the eastern-the most central and FEAST
sbls4 Elocation Tor the settlers.-lMinne-
xauka.n Sitting.
4 located on Broken Bone lake, it
would Be exactly forty-6ye miles from
the east line and. the same distance
from the south line. Hlocated at New
postt would Be ON Moose river. If
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-10-31

f5-fFufE
II was only few weeks ago that the
Bismarck Journal was one Of the pure
~ honest papers Of Dakota, but the
last Devils Lake INTER-OCEAN drives it
ont Very soon there will be only one
e TWO pure papers in Dakota, accord;
Forks Plaindealer.
The B 'irr Journal will under:
(standssth ]animus ofthe Plaindealer. 4
:re4ers TO an extract takensfrom the Bis.
snarck 7ssbans and printed in these col.
sumps last week. but our types gave
stredit - the journal instead Of the
Tribune. II Dakota isseyer so unfsrtu.
natasas 70 have but zone or two pure
papers." the Plaindealer will not be one
sof them.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-10-31

HoHJoHk B. RAYMoND, ex.delegate
from Dakota, thinks the South Dakota
movement for division and statehood
lacks enthusiasm, and the ticket nomin-
atsdsat Huron is not composed entirely
ossrspresentative men. although there
arssonegood names uponi it. Mr.. Ray
mondggis also Of the opinion that Gov.
Pierce. who did not prove 70 be an 'of-
fensive partizan' during the last presi-
,dentialscampsiign, will hold his Office to
sthsssnd Of his term.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-10-31

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. girl for house
work. Alex, Walker. 491
A10sher carl6adsofE coed milchscows
SforsAle bysDQdAAk dill. 28tf
Go 10 J.. E.sIock1 II Co.ss4for haok-
.smithing and buggy repairing. Hat
Don't sell your Ramsey county war
rants unity you DeesA.aO o. Whipple. q
Cushions, dashes and carrisgeaixinEsi
cansbe found q II. Lacked Co.'S. Hat
John Brown i1prsparedto bore wells
u short notice n1Ma10reveryb0dy, cheap
for cash. sssssss S2t3
buy 4 stthe nov bakery over PFasqs.:le
De Flores store. 81
Eound-A suInof nnoney. Owner can
have1t BY provang peopeity and apply
Ing % John Mu1peyttt 81
The Tower Ho1ss ~ now open for
business. TfaysleiSScalket : goodmeal
and cisan bedsbHahtn63h sres 6atf
Wantsd-leus eeNo Of sstabbls ground
plcwed. WtllIpeyt hst Tie hish.sst. mar AZ
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-10-31

fp11iNof sssl
Ths esmo somntss.
lsielss I'M nsa ssd Chas. 81
Carrie "a qas.tionssf NO shallE'
'lspfsssnt ths psopls! ofs thesesternporr
t;onsof ~ county - me board II oon.
Imissionsss AZ the next three yeaas viil
Ibe decided ststhe polls next Tuesday.
M. Curriers' a old resident and one q
Ithelsading farmers d Ramsey county.
.Hisintsfssh srs q within the ponnty,
and v he u. thssrsputetion q bsing \
prudent and careful man. lcanticus and
hpeai ii hisown bs,siinsss afskirs,,thereis
strong reason for the belief that:hs viii
do his part toward giving Ramsey oo,nan-
" ! judioious and economical govern.
Iment. Mr. ulrfier didsnot seek the
nomination, but he promises the people
!of the frst that II they elect him he viii
do his utmost to fll the Office Is il
should be.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-10-31

asMT HEo lyyY


ss laeMpElknIAlxD. who has been ap
nssd1egiistersof The Huron land office,
40 aspolice court reporter, but i
sthsShrotherin-law 81 Melvin 3. Stone,
sspsssospIssiistorsof the Chicago News, which
IslpApsr supported Al. Cleveland. Gov.
nssceSnsas Chicago News man.
l8IIss Njexs WAS fo5 Arthur a. the ma
sStsIps,al Republican INVENTION. McFars-
and i ! tailor, and, until last fall, :
ssasuncil Republican. /.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-10-31

Looms K. CHURCH. q New York, has
been appointed associate Justice q the
supreme c,Art5of Dakota, vice Edger.
ton resigned. some q our South pa-:
Ekota contemporaries were certain that
Bartlett Tripp-sn able man, bythew way
would get Judge Ngerton's seat
Judge Church belongs to IN old judicisl
family Of the Empire state.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-10-31

PAVING FOR THE CAPITOL.
When the old capital gang, bandedto-
gethher for the purpose Of public plumber
and personal gain. finally decided upon.
Bismarck as the seat Of Territorial gov
5srnment. the ring organs and obsequi-
ous claquers who followed the location.
lbsld,wsgon, loudly proclaimed thatthe
|Tasr1itorywa vas to Be represented with acAp-l
jtSl2building = free giift; that the com,
miasion not 70 provided and II couldn Q
shssotherwise. The man who, at that
sdate4 tlasSll, had the Independence and
o'o,.nlmuon honesty 70 differ with the con-
sparatossswbo planned and were carry
in,e ont tho monumental fraud, Was de-
nesninatads g kicker II he even hint
ne Territory would one day Be
aste uponsto pay for the new capital,
M Nbcle bard If spawned politicians
sad y spbaaidi.ed press engagedln The
eneNouA ppur.out flood q abuse
Ess1d 6ilIins.slts uponhim Now come
1s6sssof ~ sdihssinguished bandIol
1ssaapdaakth that thssTsratosype
ssNHS3aiSsaMsS II eanifSIa k,t;liine
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-10-31
MoHenry County Items.

Clerk of Court McClintock has q bran
new son and is the proudest '.dad'' on.
the Mouse.
John Rosencrans is also the happy
father Of . new son. He is q proud e
Mack. 81
Register Of Deeds George Inkster and
Postmaster Jones came in from the
Moose Monday morning. Mr.. Inkster
lost seventy tons OF hay bya recent prai-
srie fire.. Messrs. Inkster and Jones met
Pete Morris gong to the Mouse region
with q portable mill. ewilla add llm-
Der manufactures to his sheep industry.
Mi. McClinteck hes moved into the
Thursby house.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-10-31

The daily newspaper Of Dakota today
is the Fargo Republican. Fargo has
long needed a representative daily, and
the business men Of that placewill make
q mistake if they fail to give the Repub-
lican the necessary patronage to keepit
in the position it has honestly won for
"a SO 1880
;foole
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-10-31
Next Years immigration.

Next Years 1mm1Grat1on.
Sg. PAUL, Oct. "A. G. johnson, the
Northern Pacific emigration agent, in an.
interview as to the emigration outlook
for next season, said to and Associated
Press reporter tonight. We shall have
the biggest emigration from Europe ever
known in the northwest. This year
talsrel iay been d failure Of crops in swe-
den and eamark, and.a decreasein the
demand for labor there. Here we are
beginning on ! new boom. Visitors to
the old country will show evidence Of
great prosperity. They win establish
the fact that failure IN crops there and
great success here will provide labor for
the idlers there and homes Is well. The
fact that the Pennsylvania line has abol-
iished its 81 rate from New York to Chi
cago will not serve to stay the tide that
u coming insreaponss to the prosperity
Of the pilgrims who have gone homo IN
. prosperous condition this ssason. This
great emigration can but come 70 this
country next season. Wesshall secure
the cream because We can spurns skim
milk at pleasnrs. The tact that there
has been an increased den,andsf for agri-
cultural land in the lat six months
greatly strengthens our position.
aAsHeHAEWEftS
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-10-31
Rheumatism, and similar diseases,
caused by 8 low state Of the system, are
cured by using Ayers sarsaparilla.

Judge Mcconnell has appointed Geo.
+. Shut. late editor of the Fort Wayne,
Ind, Journal, clerk Of the court for
Grand Forks county,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-10-31
SHOCKING MURDER.
Two Chicago Women Shot Down

wv OAA40A 0AVg LAVA
in Cold Blood.
CHIcAao, Oct. 28.-Fve thousand peo-
pie were completely blocked on Monroe
street from IaSalle to Clark, at 63o'clock
this evening half mad with excitement,
and but for the dexterity Of couple Of
policemen, they would have hanged A.
]. Burns to the nearest lamp post.
Shortly before that hour, when the en-
Iployes Of the offices and printing estab-
Of the neighborhood are re-
leasedsfrom their days lsbors, q young
we'll dressed man entered the hallway Of
. building in which the offices Of B. 9.
Dunn 4 Co. are located, and leaned.
against the wall a though waiting for
some me- "A few minutes later the
clerks and printers employed in the
building began to stream down the stairs.
Theyoung man watched them closely
and catching sight Of two young women
walking arm narm, sprangf forwards md
drewa revolver, firing two shots in quick
succession, and dashed out Of the hall
and up Monroe street toward Fifth. ave.
nue.. At the sight Of the murder
er, the crowd became furious and at
tempted to tear him from the officers
grasp. Somebody Dried .sLynch him r.
and the officer, realizing his prisoners
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-10-31
Marshal llaratta.
vsflav fNev D.rnnrr.ts

lAHyarGAfIS@ SSS ANHI
This appointment Is the entering
wedge Of reform which is eventually 70
split wide open and completel " burstthe
ring at political CORR, ptionists that have
50 long been q stench insthe nostrils Of
Tic decent peopleof the Territory.
Jamestown Capital (Rspo
The peopleof Dakotarejoice oyerthisI
appointment. Capt. Maratta has always
been opposed 10 the gang Of corruption
lists who have disgraced and burdened'
our fertility, and if.he will do a. he says
enter the lists against them and down
them, az he can-he will deserve the
gratitude ct I'll honorable people.
Bilnarck Trb.ns. allRlns4
Ne name ID Capt. Dsn Maratta. yves
born iii ireland, reared in Greece, edu-
Gated IN Policy oolleg: and trained on
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-10-31

guest chamber.
AZ most Of the congressman whodrop
daily into the city come merely 70 an
range for their winter residences; they
stay but : short time. They 50 away
without trying 70 do much in the wayof
office seeking.
The senators with whom / have talked
express various shades Of opinion about
the admistration's policy There is Ger
TO be a great deal offriction between
the senators and the members Of
the new administration. The Demo.
cratic senators are even more caustic
in their criticisms than the Republicans,
but none Of them, Is yet. see their way
clear for the future. The Republican
who are here, are of course
over the fact that Democratic
senators have cause for oomplaint. They
say II the president wants.to do well, he
should follow the advice Of Republican.
senators. Senator Van Wyck, of Ne
braska, is among those who have been
hunting q house during the week. He
tis fond ofexicitiDg times, and has been
aras fairly dancai viii NV ~Tan ha
$3.50 ~ ,axt ,s;n,a, Ha tl:;rIs q w;il,
II tha i;usl;ost session, s;nca lha NOV
senn.or Ven WvcL ha. m"ch 18th n
+ 3 MAJ aud wont - tha Int.
r;nr danartmant On Tnssdav n order "a
onoret ,,lata hin nnnn thee tsscL he =
mak;nr ]aca;nst thew astern land thieves
The nres;dant;. caiiars hava haan yarv
~ = e,a,,s latei,, "a Ne rama,Le III - ~.
aaosasaf ofRca T1,,rs1 rasterdss, that tha
a. 'haS hes, varU waar;n~ M"rdsv
~ss an nnnsnaifv evsntfnI dav q The
~,h;ta ho,,sa yn,hlic r@acantinn I =.
carlton ~ The Pr~eshvter;an svnnd Ard
r[av;av nfsth.colorsd ndd.Fslinns nro.
c.ss,oHs s,srs Sved fnr tha .sma hp.,r
snd9SE3 coil;s;on nrodncad snnna am,,s'.
;ns 4 Ths d;or;sad ,iaravman
haa ~ wait - tho corriior v,h;la ~ NH.
IL rscant;on went IN and tha tventv
inds@ ~ ndds Fal,ows va;tad ~ tha
r,n,,nds and straat With hands -nlav;nr
ssh;1a tha ssunod ~. nov;no ia r-aFncctsf
yras;5snt thon w:ILaa n,,t * IN
nnrt;cn and .sood wh;le the Is ioauas
march.a hv
occssionsliv acme fond narent nlacas
\ ,,ro.;5a~. - On a Iu,o u noa;tipn 4
hahv vh,..h had mat haen chr;stanad
Groyer Glavaland nestlad IN ;ts mn.harss
srnns - the aast ronno' va;t;nS ~ ho
H;s.ed When Tia handshsk;no Hrocass
lion ha0an the mother marchad IN
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-10-31
MORTGAGE SALE.

=. ]. o,B.i.., Assora., ID No.teag.a. s&s,
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spain,s Fighting Bulls.
Madrid Cor. New York Telegra

Madrid Cor New YORK telegram
felt some curiosity. to know where
the bulls came from, for all bulls are not
of the fighting kind. Upon inquiry
learned that the fighting bulls came from
Andalusia, in the Southern part of Spain,
and are carefully bred for this especial
purpose My next anxiety was to. see
how they took them from place to place,
and my curiosity was gratiied by witness
ing the transfer of a number of bulls
intended for the ring from the cars to the
stables in the amphitheater. They were
removed one at time with the assistance
of drove of oxen trained for the purpose.
These oxen were twelve in number, all
white, and large, fine looking animals.
Most of them had bells around their necks.
They are trained to surround the bull, and
seem to coax him to come quietly along.
They follow a leader who obeys the
voice of horseman who goes ahead and
guides them. Other horseman are in the
rear and on the TANKS, but are mounted
on good feet animals that can get out of
the way of mad bull when necessary,
and it usually is necessary when the bull
comes that HaY
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A Curious Pitcher-PIant.


The pitcher-plant or monkey-cap of the
east has whimsical arrangement which
borders closely upon the human economy.
To the footstalk of each leaf of this plant,
near the base, is attached kind of bag,
shaped like pitcher, of the same con-
sistence and color as the leaf in the ear
lier state of its growth, but changing with
age to reddish purple. 1t is grit around
with an oblique band or hoop, and COW
cred with a lid neatly fitted, and movable
on kind of hinge or strong fiber, which,
passing over the handle, connects the yes
sci with the leaf. By the shrinking or
contracting oe this fiber the lid is drawn
open whenever the weather is showery or
damp When sufficient moisture has fall
len and the pitcher saturated, the cover
falls down so firmly that evaporation can
not ensue. The water is thus gradually
absorbed through the handle in the foot
stalk of the leaf, giving sustenance and
vigor to the plant. AS soon as the pitch
ers are exhausted, the lids again open to
admit whatever moisture may fall; and
when the plant has produced its seed, and
the dry season fairly sets in, it withers,
with all the covers of the pitchers stand
in o. omen
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Crab Sausages.

An American caterer has introduced
"crab sausages, which are declared by
Aiacius of old to be delicate and tempt
ing p" History repeats itself even in gas
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A Natural Result.
philadelphia CALL

Plumbers Wife Sitting by his bed clad
In embossed velvet gown and with $685.
900 worth of jewels scintillating on her
ears and fngers)-Is he dangerously i'll,
doctor2
Doctor-No, indeed He is the most
comfortably off of all my patients.
But what makes his right arm and
hand shake so?"
"That's only scrivener's palsy"
Palsy" she exclaimed, with clasp of
her jeweled hands: "What could have so
Frustrated my dear Algernon?"
"He has been writing too much with
out a rest, " smiled the doctor He tells
me he has been steadily at work, day and
night, for four months past, making out
his annual bills
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The Trouble Renewed.
fDetroit Frea Pres. ]

"My DEAR" said wife to her husband,
''I know that 1 am dreadfully cross with
you at times, that l am not patient as I
should be, and think the same can be said
of you" Eyes, certainly" he frankly &C
knowledged, 81 am almost as bad as
you are" az think" went on the lady,
''that We ought to cultivate mutual tolera-
ton Of each others assaults" and she bent
over him ami fondly kissed him. 'YOu are
not looking we'll tonight, my DEAR" he
said, stroking her hair. NO" she replied,
"my feet ain me dreadfully." That's be-
cause you wear shoes two sizes too small for
you . Then the trouble began once more.
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More Than the Circus Poster Advertised.
An equestrienne in Russian circus,
after going through several daring and
difficult feats, iourished a revolver,
placed the muzzle to her temple, and
while her horse was in full career fired
and dropped dead upon the sawdust
Such an attraction must be fearfully
draining on the company, but it is sure to
draw
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The Incessant FIuctuations.
lHarTer'S Weekly.l

IT l. 5, il that more thermometers are sold
Il = ">!.ilgtou than IN any other American
city eqlai size The incessant huctu-
ationS the mercury, it is explained, wear
out t K .u#'s.
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NOTICE.

SUBSCRIBERS TO THE HAWAIIAN RAAIIE
y Company Qimited) hereby notifie ed that
the stock is now ready for delivery, and twenty
five (25) per cent. OF the subscriptions must be
paid before March Is, 1885.
W. F. ALLEN,
Secretary and Treasurer, Hawaiian Ramie Com
pany Qimited).
Honolulu, February IS, 1885. 566-marl7
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The Greatest Cold.

The greatest csid yet produced by man,
1923 degrees below zero, was obtained by
two Russian physicists by the use of liquid
oxygen.
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Richard J. Oglesby is a native Of Ken
tucky and 60 years of age forty-eight of
which have been spent in the state in which
no has been so prominently identified and
which has chosen him as its governor now
for the third time. Gov. Oglesby served in
the Mexican war, and entered the rebellion
as q major general of volunteers, distin-
guished himself at Fort Henry, Fort Donel-
SON and Corinth; at the latter place was
wounded and compelled to return to his
home in Decatur ILL.,, where he has since
lived. He has also served his state with
ability in the United States senate.
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Indiana's governor-elect is a native Of
Pennsylvsnia, So years of age, and has spent
one-half his life in thestate that now honors
him. He began life as dry goods clerk
and succeeded in working his way to the
proprietorship of large mercantile business.
All the spare time he could command was
devoted to the study of law. In 1853 he was
admitted to the bar; was colonel of the
fourth Indiana cavalry during the war, but
retired on account of i'll health. He after
wards recruited the 147th Indiana infantry
and remained in the army till the close of
the war In 1866 he was a Republican can
didate for congress. In 1868 was in the In
diana senate; became a Democrat in 1874
when Horace Greedy was nominated, and in
1876 was elected on the ticket with "Blue
Jeans" Williams On the death Of the latter
Mr.. Gray became the executive. In 1880
he was again the Democratic candidate for
Eaf1fannnt onYernOr.
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Gov. James NJ. Dawes has been again
chosen to the executive in the prosperous
state, whose interests he has so warmly up
held in the past. During his present term
rs governor he has made himself exceed
ingly popular, and will enter on his second
term Jan. g. 1885.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-03-13

The whale swims by striking the water
up and down, instead of laterally, with a
Unlike horizontal tail