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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-04-04
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Y S2hHEG.c1 IL3:,G sc1a,

~ s2d.EiS,c1 = g-S1&aN
.T7fss, Fal,ae,4e.a E-n}z'h4 essf Fea-'lg
that thema Iaust he Z eQ}ld I'm 4ht
DeEurrrelic pef.ty thnt its Giec9r-
hBat clements 1nQst rFpei each uhzT
wEben thrown i'm close euutts.1
The Idol of r.sy and 1ran ard gold
fmust zll apart, be ta. alks, sod he
BGvjBas bic friends to 13tER zap the
gold The difference between CJegH.
la-ga and the I3epatl5eans is 4aa8 1laan
fhgt hetmaan Hl1to and IbP BCmbwns.
a very little s'eeastinE of slal'iT lines
will .ail,ng togea heg all t.auas who are
OF tfaa same gay Of thfuti0g, whalh-
Ell thRT g~.ll 15emsalHea Dt.mueafs OF
Eauu3$ljrAus- Theme rs q crisis t2use
Il. h&nd, w.aen the 1wntas5 will be te.-
1vEEerO 87nuse N'bo hold 10 Ll1sn.aEui
political vref.baGsy a-Ja the atlrrazct8
rT }lonr%t, t.]aun &9Tarnraez1t--.lf rIR-
yafHG i5aas-
Btuina ha!tervHs f5ag IN gs,Hr2Es ne
party to net promptly anG 1u7.z1as,ii-
rnwusly. HIS wlvitE n Gaat the 54a'-
EssllraJS supprtt L'ttr eIBn3 i'm carry
Iug ont thE policy h7s 1n2wgpral Yut-
girag an3 iT the aut-rH&oTn l9aInv-
trqAB n1d an aad poEiiitDH tsltmeutv
Choose 10 JOHN and rnea&R q Gaev parity
LEI 1.bgrn 90 %0. THE odhR1S will
g'tynsrg4 tuEfIhtr aU1 tfe rya1fst
r,ag.81s bet waEm the 0vrrgGt and HE
,2esg.
III " 1ikely shDt the fiasst DDpUsitahgu
cleveland wi1l rnB1 with Fro2n the
Democrats sgbGa E]anyraHs nDnveneS
Wall be 1g,wN the eurrsncg question.
Upon this tine E,sdern DvuUursts
ana Bprn5blicAuF sgrsp. They NELL
hght shoulder To shualGer and it viii
bring lha1n CLOSER together. a'hile the
'5jEtegnfss Of thg silvrr memncrats, if
lhey 7nre defeated, Will widen the
areach oeiWasr ihetn amt thejr ok
GcrpfiYE. The RRpubHirNas will Gmaka
diais ~ 6gSuB in ths EUnwrp#innsg
q JopujGu two yPn'g bgase nD3 XVIII
c,trrge sbR Dq11arratB with bfaa- 0p-
gaseG So huDast refVz9a IF they Erl2 In
support ClPgelsDa at this a5Gn@-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-04-04
KhE Efr. ErE1,t ElEITrr l EEl.ss-Hll

H-a tkaLa Halsst1nl lt1anslt.t.
Ssn. GIaEt's luas1Bl5ty 4n aIeHp
gOs. Is not $50 unnHh fTnlZ panalt6un of
fsd,asy ls H1urgn nmlg.st OF tllP mind
Ed kas il Eir7raly snc1Bd THAT ise Is
nBi 3 Uut In diFgn8ER GEfd aIDGeT 81
9lDia, @nd gJl ahIl1 hls fllenlts r5lu
xa,tb 10 h5rn in no WiHh nlEaEIaRs GlJis
keslf. He 1Mlks very fTfG3y with
qsgss5fn of his Init Ezlgltf!s on the szu1i-
Fssrs aisdl IKE tells 1tYHm nF lhiB 1l11ntJtfi
Estbn and IslTagaIn than he shoala
sass bBFn GIHgRa by Ward, aHa itsg5
qoS Hany DErsc1ss SItsaBld have Best
! ru,cRg by hiua. Tie tihcrmugih3y Ra
,IagTtRn5ts, and indeed Ill IS fire TRUTH
\ aks Ward EzBa che dlR1Mf OF Grand 10
x,sEfg aia his HiiBeFDRa. and thG5 TlaaY
garInls waae he'd jnl0 tihpgo hEEeaEsa
yasr Ela.a ngnFiaF1isa IN GBant- 8na
IIgo grant, with Il ErFI1tal disaaR upQr
H ANA apa tE1sR50-s THAT his end is 2G
4 RR5l, aasts wl1lh Enakeful eyes Gay in
/ zsrG dry cut, a0a thinks, tt5aEs,,
\ Hhisssi. He tells Eis dearest f5tunGs
H thaa1fa 1g!Eporrs1sl Iitias OF hattie and
4 sigAs@ipg ahe a9rulas ,cF tine nation
A Nrs gqlan no stis;h aanfHrn as has lais
I = "a a9alnass; thst Eaat an the white
!. s-s-.vsse dsfpiS7g 4se la5i5H2l 11eaio5
a.an SbB cmun5ly was a-erDTF'I5fss
iaiiwnn tbe eETfRrs OF civil WAN Has
sTsrsg4 runFa1ea TO the 1gsst tihRt 3.as
swHla SO h5rD IN tila last nJaa months
He had hoped tFGat FtaiuDe gnis1t.
5a soBa lnnnner Eani1s Epg.n him 70
4bat he 2nlght sgstasm To i3a@se VIII
3Htns Lost taa Enarag thnB VE@s,tai!
EHie wnnla maltR. me WE1Ha work, Al
would g7D 8DyEhdDg 10 TrPmn@a Tins
saain HiuUn 1hR Eaanily. Bal ne u tt
/. tAl4kRa tlY 2 ]iREHse Th1t ulllF1 El0E7
fatpl, arya BurH gle bs-s9gne tUG aeaB
ana too sFek tic s;5ia 6nJt / the 5i9-e
l So Ike SILENTLY aaJ9 arriEalg f-n& H3lh
! UHt a WORD Oh corn Fliaiinf Az%!'s 19 4tF
ggu9esa aIlG 10 mas easy tstS2Fr, agt
tildfiEs. EIE Bg0ufDs iAl,aag=H .hsr @atF
mot make uesltiau58on A19 &RiaGsa d.:
4 jE btgplfas. l.. sHE5Ts Sp0l h5m AZ
!, 5afs1 bg gSeTg5lG1 s5tegT7.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-04-04

TEE YT0.0as CAP OF 1gS9. ---|@'1T' bat
Bhene Will of d gsEs1 adaaioa14on 5a
ice wac& dip OF gass5;l, % ssags The g'ilas-
&ccsEnEcca., a-xanDU4 be 5uG 81 GsoEnt.1at
30aata8 by amy Ggse ,at aIa ea8 ~sasa1l5
with 55a sut5pef. AIN WrTT tsaR ea2m-
dny the she@gT5spr Egs e1afsaii5ms tae5r
a0tas. EVEN in 'TtEsF. where 81 gSR
sapnUps,8 fhe bnsi1sss 'aDul& gEy, If
BnymihRre, the siTstdyu'HgIng croTsli-
dluns Surrounding #2.Hep alsasamdiIy
for sae Eefst EeaF years hsEa o9F9~saa
to uhRc1k ths rsnjs; inGagRsa 5l tine
aRnabag Of ahfe2- The Has4 7zEek
Aaeags liza aihis sesasGn A89e sn5rl ss
bog SIS tuHntg-FirP GENTS pes. haa5
'sssjS ilg tB w'sed llesBasste lengs irs
uasa Wl5g "a msan 1hey asarnre 3>aa-
liz kas5eksa- Ia AGstrsffs d; Is Esi8-
-aasa5 frasn u. 0gQ. 0aG go 1000, GOO
apvp alsfsa irr,n tire effects oil lbg
dlssasb. Tktdgsx Nl5 Things iDf0 lg9-
ai,S4rat5QDs il is. shesalEuP. eg3,Ia.Dt
saaas iae Woo9 fBGE.iy of another ga'ar
wil3 ie vpsg materially rRlsaileoi,
ard s,orEseya eniiy prices wi1l bave 10
s3F1Hee-' ~
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-04-04

1i'pe EEgaa-lg& E2eIah ed 8a&E 5nrara7,
IN aNa 19sa az CHARLES 8. EEilEau ra,l-
ag5- wilaaa alfg,Jnaa5o,E itr a1ulasJefn
no line Ellr iail tF.ga g1gsDdiq ne 4 sgr-sazDa
ti.saa, 5a8 Gesi8aJ that Co.i0ad aFn-
M.aa alaEe gi,asa5l l1.f r&'a;lisilR t%a.l~
i3lalIan. CANNOT be. EZl'tulf.a H@lE the
Ear a{g lgascn IG lJ2lr tul0c- The SsH~
7ne,Fga l5s1t.A grasses dais alHi=i9A ON
the fasugGHe,tla alaHDGlnaat To the
HeGe1q8 C1.Ez'lirlatioE, s.'Td Upon the
iujla.ial egaHsa1.G,ion OF rhat a-TeZal-
znent by the zEitad E+tatta Supreme
T,saara, a.ud 3,g..as Iila arts lT he MAr-
gland -aszz-.alstH',e ri 1876, FzDnG1a2
nohnal E'srztu,s fHuIn the G'G. to DE
in tE1iiicl a,aoa links .anesE5ala.nt, ggfrll
consequently iBupe14iIVg8.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-04-04

In ItEgss dlegz1neaaaetG days We ware
ws, aillg2sat, asisa8l7Gl ltsu R,I1But# nuW-
2siIa-ss bnt apE we 4itgtl lih2J Tags meaev'
~ is;Gukah. J@bD Lee L0Bgnll.. @ih0 is
whitening an ryagx York, haas wrltien
d Ie,.1sr to Senator EUar,usa, cBIliag
l5lgt .g1a,ltietDa0 ito aprUaa3 tux Haaw-
ing T1aga.t-a Higgins sgEso51t8G TO s
position in the TREASURY I9s8Ai5aBFuf.
and all on areoGnE Of MIR HigslgiEFs9
p@Ili5eaJ tit5shpCe.ay. THE 52a2 of
J@hn Lase CsrnoI 8ajnsitls s'2nb "a
charge against 2Gg GznBE He Aps9aiaF@
to hswe f3rgWGte1 s-%eat he gc@ge heska
the GlEila OF Governor OF Edargsand
fqr fgur gRsus I'm the 5,ytaa OF Tine fsts
l.5alt Eaa1.-Giithh VI Uhe yeOq5E
Of the G5Ilda tbR.ieva8 then snz
GtgllJa'E-e to day t.baa fsa WIS meyer aslFr,-
lsl5- He has also dllgutEIless EaagnJt
ten daRat This slCsyE Higglts- R5Q Ii
Evw a,at:a Z aeirlhlg h,al] auRan. laF5lG "a
ssaae i'm taYe Of glhE Bt8Ie s14aoso
gDla|bnHsEs by gfpoialtnnenlG OF uiayg
saant Jt,hn Lee C3flwt8l, alryl9 tlpr;btgegs
EDG j.s'e arwG0iusgnt ass 3 1FN'aasa f3e
s2.is 4srEiir,s ito the h6saSnDaN4s'4. t:sen-
lgJiEn of l8-5- lit rs moi thai Mr.
higgins hsa OF 8DaE gf,uWm f@ Gs2 ,,aG}s
a Eaaw hard pal t3taa tiA5S gsai 4ss. q : =
,gv'hN Lee Glswroll gsGa iap 9nd bDsss
at Senator Gaortaan SgaaraJaR0f has APP
nuin1mant. Dhs tt1~ Thal1s sa1a it.
Bgl Tn J@6n Lee LArU0G mNu8H5 .
goneigl0 nni+saOn NDa da7ftgasse Sapstg
Eoruaan WOULD NOS ,sHs it Eor h5ra hae
taamantGS fine Et,nalorr over HiEa1inH';s
sholj9arS- EFa4lu lies tass ra9iik Ia
the eunmrnt. CIR. John 1se@ Caigo8l
hasn'1 StTaaaassHG in admitting a@y-
bGady's eye up yet. EIE with eiannirias
to rfSille r,n 1his sl1ia gy5 i14s 0greAn. -
BuH0. County U@cE.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-04-04
a Ezvz1szs v7c-eu,z.9..-.ll rs haeaa

a &1-vGGlz- c-'.g,z,9-.--1l rs hard
10 estimate ttsa aaa@sEJ .cl llgo1sa.g
}flst Gla..Hss q Bs Heg2- 8,i0Mu like the
oae ahaes,aa a9ill,h We 1aE@ .gs,y Elas-
s,sJl. The sBirma, 5Eai'ts l1a fg1Ea feed
2asa tase Szyz,1S ~ aa5 .s,lek- Thu
gast of liHHllg G1sG faa4 is 5aa&E Vlat
I'd is dmIH2 q Ul.5& 'R5utHr- 5lgi-
.Ggs.sa Of ALI KINDS 5e a.Isfoa1 amlias 3
sag7,saals8- geas H ugn1sa3 .aet 4.sCIg
90 60 sr1gta5lrr-- ay3 1l5e -laalretsds.
gVgta58 ass Else ssissels, .,g g.sit a1-f,slG}ii-
5IE to aB00R % aaiisaR.i- 'G'aA s.an3s
1is a3 tx saa3 hhagt G1h.1 i.'4esass ri
hlIsiatss. '1aia 3aas za=,el1ia'E t9 at'&
1,ailrcMa companies ~ GhE aosr4a1
aaGp2 taaHteal s1sg7g ..Sai.,.s,t4.s a.tslgtl
tie njdala aG E'ebgualg, ag15sa.aDaeG
no Ganw rElH '1rGla III a5ltJaIsf,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-04-04

N1GGLIAHH.A u. ny GlartG 81
Egw,an e1Gn5B is experiencing j.
ngsea at 3a,wkszIa~s q ugsgasTsa
maiil.a T7llss, lafsJ q ag4yls5j eT}e be as.lg-
djio,a aoi a sheriff Es.ca s5'ens'a &uao s.
agr1sg 0tltaa i.sGa,, vaihy& Il g aIa't@Gg
ga,1as,cl 4sew4aa,l aa'.ga.fttses Tine T,44g-
BE 3ae 3yEFga ,mt.gss' N gaI6tit45 g5'2'7
ana aa,a side asr g.aa otts,fr t.as se,an
ssqDagEe,4 Ag gsss-gig esaea4 a.iaGZt-n os
slAasa gdgea3F- q S%@c1 IaEa' a,@9 q
dsenqFTy =!tssritffl msfa tiifo- n:s73 t.sse
yisaruf,g s1t,0snG..y " ~ 5sjr6 a5gd 'Sr4as~,G-
Ri, ar48 taalsT Ayag,>sesilgHa ir@T's Sd
sirss 1,nn1Gv. 4s5saga7a 4tsa EMua'5s4-r Of
gsagsaqF S,i3aaJaT O. a'rfI,s3au 77r7<'~ f!atf'1s'
Irsis hg'2 aG 9as'.y Y .. e,sa;..t4s'a @'..!
ss-&Al,Iy Dis. ge5p. .F]t. y aE. 1@2lu-hsG RaAG
Gleg1atyes tsaw,e apEl er'ra. 8d2' eg.gratE
aira}s, aaa5op gla#'.y, w1aas Il. e, aso1s'-ltlp
fiixqn, il 83ss cali% 2s7sr spa;, ag7G Fly" .NsA
rEv3aiw,yll 5ps'o, or aiiie,aa Msaa'n5Ts@s ta,.a
aEa .s.aG ag4tYG 10 Ao'ase2 2'aeg#y II
nsaen szar 7,5G t'Ake oagla';g, @Ta2 s1.a..&.
gVg'Q.I.,,' vi71,s to- S83oaIyItse,saf'. At .aa4E
aaY;ryr t8 y f,aji, sigoca i- GoaEe,H iiatr. lTsA
scsaa,s ylf gtaa aSr7a1aAYi97 7asg 1gsFy be
ns.,as a.sE4s43. Etge 3a0,u.h.st G'aaCra~, If
a,ae, @ilag&iran eE 6tr=, i-lts+ClI-8. A,os,in
RlaaGhR,. fGzp BRgp3ajNa,n agust3.Sts..te,
IN
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-04-04

The ECn. Henry Lloyd, Rasa dhn
wF'Pk became GUytTrg1f a IBrFlD1sd
srsgHn nFS career eB ttR iF@tAsgr of =
rsiblis school in Dorraast5,r aoRnsy
at ihg very rnuniStsDf T2D ssassy ND
$gS per qEarter--S3DS psr year.
While thus engaged he read law aBd
ALTER bEdTg admitted 10 the bar.
&Yrke8 nP q gnp3 ps'artirE Rn1 so
Gsy. whilg hat thir1y-fhree yHsvS ~
see aud the youngest Governor Of
%-rTisD0 baf eyer hadl--aae il q 7ag-
gsi' .5 ueeora fZs3 a sltV snd s. l-s@s
with bright S.u:aTs tet0r4 nitr.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-04-04

-efaiNh-AA' s-iA AA--|sA~-f
MEw xaglzE, aLlrdh. gB.-Br:s-
stcsa1f8 EFun7ulZ i'm JtB gun1nsTIila
svgs,asnlgY Says; T7tP GlflldltEu E''eEfftsnr
.Flass HgaarteGl "a EgH1lattitR .lrsflH'tnseI
uI,Go EsEaara,I f1aiiR E3EgBciRl rRsFe /!
us ,stgsdF.i7l thB wiarw INT do Nat |
n4es5rll u -rG1;ErYal Improve .LZETgl.t ttlEa
fg1. The tliFILEF'nt Ef g1rFsAn nod lEAr2'
1isNrrs east W,grfIl lrls flFgrRERRd Ettgat. !
liz, bui IhR tIiFtr'i4mti1In OF general
HrsprthanlftBe has rnaint2JiDRG Iu'eHi-
grTT ylN0pGntiD1B. The ERIN in tiIR
movement OF pnEiR 10 primary 1mu-
sSEitB WgFst Bnd -EroTthV#Hst, combined
with .tER bate check to thE export
movement, his lasn1HIi in IrluintRin-
fsg tire visible supply al ElpNions
ilggh tBTREs notwithstanding the ,hea-
Wy u,nEunptiwH aefuEnas 1T hBuya,
7lR7ilitlItl2uyy of Indian ganyn.
at NeT EGr'k, Basyaan aurEa .Balti-
Ea5ge ting sales to the iEttIjn1 Jci5tgaB
aa712 lastmsl Ellpm.taanR hive been no
.azlAv-4r fsnn v1Ftpk RIO. Dry -2'asaSE
eglaEErEl iF-iun lteIsEsfg rfptnt EEEgs bissi-
TeslB than Daring the first half of
1guHcn, Bn5 jt,tt'a1B Euy trade is dull.
At 2tllIotalEstis 1hp~a iuaE hHBn a
rather better 5g9!Iislg REsd h rn0ER-
1,Hnt on q par with THAI OF 4lrewitsEs
uRFHbzs, aDa AT C'hiaRgD thanD Is gaia
10 BIZ RnE}e gHin.
Ti'hE, general industrial Hit1Ri5yn Us
no aRsrfr itgan last mtalF. Consider
a5,'e mlsahlDE-g in it.a lowell and
Lawrence p@ttoa mills rs tEpectFd no
stop ahnut &Ewll Z. Alf.huugh stli'lE
NJ the I.ills gre NOT larger and IN
soTnR instances SMALLER, gu-iIa!s ara NO
bettRr and production Is thtTeEm9
N5thnul profit
Ting TeBtel,a 7asnng5'1vaniR ibjtu-
EnIouns .caal strike, 5nwnIvtns 1DDjD
EnGn,, aFpears no naagar an end and
the Ehisstlnl15ai2 arg1 YJlakerB rarItat
DllIl Lotgati YES I.g the ai1 of Trades
u1lirGa e,.atrl5 a1g,s raJasE 10 rBtu-n to
E9Jn.E,
IT Is Tsatpwor3lJE that ! $50 #jJr
mill rogarattvas All PatEa#on, n. J.,
rt1'ack Tor and secured an advance in
wages.
Iron continues dull and 1G'agjicBlly
LTt,}sar.~a-l Em6sth al1pgT-tB H1yE,
baBrleu an Receipts OF g ,sutbern have
been and EtlIl ara Averaging auaut
sixty to gaveutg tens per week by
stt@rnar to lNEw Work, whii,i} ltEaFE s
sai ling vasazl 1eaIEfs ont Ut seeogat.
BrnroE Maze. ITnreh 2B.-I7re
da152EaalaHr in it's weakly 5,eViPr Of
tta wool market sgg@s The market
HISS G,azn Enia1 ars1 tEairlzN n N b., al
ttr1aa'h fflR ierger BINS 1a DHs,lE 8ll
4.a;2-alsa.,f .f;rls IKE al2Tsassgre, MB78
G>sGaa1g. 1Qr. ara 63s5ra-z 10 Fiigs
iiaEGr }iifsrs. 20 Its8 3bFg gHn hIyy
uts Esgs EGigIszs Agr1uatsty as .aasl~
8lF'. ara They Join ioi'eFes Tgi1ll amsDa-
5as1E.s',.i aJI wGllsGl8 aG bsNr 19,145-
TEgzsit Il zlSs9 = g]isateaiyi1sa Egilih ae,sl-
ssr5 10 E.lGgP ,aD ions 1i B-0osi, 2l7sagESt
#1Eos ,,ous9 lisss9tojas gl.2z yti5g oi AG
aud i!zsla7na MnU.E Is held aa'ggt LIS
atamnl asa!ljrg ErJeE. The 1lEnas1,t
Is tGnEIILg uIGga ggH1Sse 2lIsa mad : tn
wudiiE.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-04-04

THr B1wu AED TBE 8gAE --Tai

TIE B1TE AED EBE HGAE Tine
Ayrsy Gaa8 Hiugy g9ss4sS9r ANNOUNCES
thai gas Blue and 1be Gray ng a.
ls,ntB. Ca. nave 0TSaniBF'5 a battle
up0nn14ens Assor5aiioD. lRe ppYJro'ts
Of whieR lis To ueimttT fhe sSgnes 81
scRdlers dag up Dm she @id haga lefel1s
,alAgaf that r5tg, where toeE cannot
Iae gsssii5ed as belonging f0 fine
Elae or abe Gray. and eracs $ snv1a-
rns,st shove taeu, The mVppmgBf
wisi AaTa u hlne marble nnd Z gray
granite shaft, capped wish white
rnAshie-ern hlFGs NJ peane--can which
will lsr placed p Egure ola federal
uu.B iaF n cguEe55tnata asl3ie+ e1ass1ias
kands over ghsiT GaRd U0Irr25sa-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-04-04

~Fs szs&ggai5,g rnn8s- dfGf grr-
eaxN xTw IN SraE8inPnt in tSB Dsi.5o'
ezsaae FgrihF sE& ths1 RHgTaa1tlrsns
wtth HaF. Elgf1s nt dt.sir hESd mf4s
yuiE srwum5 dSss PrasdSssot. rnsy t@
esEaaa with sPgBrsl mrainE or salt
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-04-04

Tf Is profitable e.x-Pres5ssr,t Ar1hq1r
wtig sai' for E7robn in 312s' reTs, y 3
CD11ef0CG1as 40 tA.alEss- lD17. CIV.
sz5Eg sswHGG EzoztAs-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-04-04

PIvsS&arA ClPvpland's sisters. 81 n
ALLEGED gHe rnoG B@fsnhl.sara- "
-.5s ..aL .c.a la4l .l-.s q belLa.i-
eR-1 s1cEf-ss .iggsgn.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-04-04

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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-19
FINE WHEAT.

The Daily Press is in receipt of re-
liable Information concerning the
wheat crop of Sumner county, which
indicates that there win be an average
yield of this cereal in this county uD-
less something happens between this
and harvest time TO cut il short.
Among the farmers who have report
ed at this office recently is Mr.. II.
Houston, who has large farm about
twelve miles southwest of this city in
Downs township. Having seen in the
Press Secretary Sims report concern
ing the prospects for wheat, aud de-
string 10 furnish the Press with relia-
BILE data as to the crops Of this county,
Mr.. Houston called this morning with
a large bunch Of wheat and timothy
grass that he had gathered in bis fields
without seeking TO select the best, but
took il haphazzard. In the sample be-
fore us are over fifty heads Of timothy
grass varying in length from four 10
eight inches. and looking very thrifty.
There ore some hundred head of wheat,
of Fultz fall variety, VARYING in length
plump and promising. Mr.. IL. informs
us that he has about forty acres of this
cereal, which will be ready for the
sycle in about ten DAYS. There is
some cheat in his field but no bugs.
He has raised wheat in Kansas for
ten years, garnering crops that yielded
thirty bushels to the acre, but gener-
ally the harvest was from fifteen to
twenty bushels, and he thinks that bis
crop this season will average between
the two latter amounts, unless injured
between this and cutting. The crops
of his neighbors compare favorably
with his. and il is safe TO conclude that
the yield per acre of wheat in Downs
township will exceed fifteen bushels
and win be Of very excellent quality
Wellington Press.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-19
VALLEY CENT Err.
VALLEY CENTER, Kas., June Il

VALLEY CENTER, Has, June 16.
To the Editor of the EAGLE
Much has been written and said concern-
ing this bright and thrifty little town, with
the handsome residences and ample sized
stores, yet we have noticed that your cor
respondent usually failed to give the bust
ness interests of the place as good = send-ofl
as they should. and at the same time have
given justice to the enterprise and energy OF
lis business men. For this reason we will
give short description of the different bus
iness houses in the town.
In groceries and dry goods, there are two
firms, II. =. Smith and Messrs. Cox d Mas
sey, groceries exclusive. Beach & Williams,
lumber dealers, Messrs. Beach & Carpenter
and Dean, Bayne g. Co. Grain dealers,
VIM. Gilchrist, Il. C. Smith, and Messrs.
Beach * Carpenter. Besides this Mr.. Gil
christ has one of the largest elevators in the
county. Druggists, Messrs. Davis q Carna-
han, and DE-. Ralph. Hardware, T. J. Van
swearing ard VIM. kee. Harness and sad
dry store, J. L. Weaver. Butchers, n. H.
Dewing x Bro. Hotels, Valley Center
House, b. Churchill. proprietor, and the
Cottage Hotel, by Mr.. Carr. Agricultural
implements, H. c. Boyle. This is one of the
largest establishment in town, the store having
frontage of fifty feet and is well stocked
with farming implements. The Dewing
Bros. have also recently opened neat little
eating house and ice cream parlor here.
Your correspondent was pleased to accep;
an invitation to sample some Of the especial
good things of summer; when Mr.. Dewing
set before Us about a quart Of the most de-
hcious cream and big goblet of egg lemon
ade.
The Valley Center people are also talking
newspaper and they are agitating stock
company enterprise in this direction. 1t is
a costly business and burden for any small
town TO carry, so it is to be hoped that the
probability Of its paying will be carefully
canvassed before it is begun. S.W.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-19

THE HOMESTEAD QUESTION.

We haye never before known in Kansas
among what may be called "towns people
and professional men, so much interest as is
now manifested in the homestead question.
Soldiers who have never before thought OF
awaiting themselves of their right, clerks and
men of salary who have teilea for years and
never achieved home; preachers who have
moved about SO much that it never occurred
TO them that they could create home, are
now daily appearing and asking ques-
tons about the homestead law and the
homestead country. Many seem to have
just come TO realizing sense after so long,
that the United States really has land TO
give people who comply with certain, not
unreasonable, conditions, and pay certain,
not burdensome, fees. They have seen
thousands pass them by going to the home
stead country and never thought Of joining
the procession or even inquiring Of the
country whittier it was bound. Some of
them speak sadly as of a lost opportunity,
saying: why, when came here / could
have taken the same land on which ! have
since seen towns and cities built-"-Cham-
piop.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-19
KANSAS NEWS AND CROPS.

The Atchison Champion makes the
statement that the board Of directors
of the State Fair association have de-
cided not to hold a state fair this
year. The fair was, while not sue
cess last year, not exactly failure;
the margin was close Ii was thought
best not to take ihe risk this year.
Now Bismarck ought To boom.
The Republican, of Miami county,
states that j. ). Bates shipped fine
lot of ninety lead of fat steers TO
market last week. The lot averaged
/ $50 pounds and sold for $40 per
100 weight. lie yet has on grass and
corn about eleven car loads of steers.
already in magnificent condition.
besides about one hundred mead OF
stockers.
Having given reports of the big
yields of Strawberries, we now CON-
mence on the block berries. Here is
one from she Plaindealcr
OF Garnett, which says: 4. II. Voor-
bees has blackberry lhat takes the
whole bakery in point of prolific hear
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-19
Federal Flashes.
MECHANICS CONVENTION.

WASHINGTON, D. c., June 1.-THE con
vention Of American railway master me
chanics began their session yesterday. Thu
day was spent in listening to addresses and
discussing questions connected with railroad
mechanics and improvements in railroad ap
pliances.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-19
That Terrible Tornado.

LEMARs, Ia. June 17.-As reports from
outlaying districts come in, it is evident tina
the tornano which swept over Plymouth ant
Cherokee counties was attended with grea
loss of life. The killed so far as known are
Mrs. Vim. Gano and child, Nick Mckee ant
w. Goetchele. Sixteen are reported killed
in Cherokee county. Those fatally injured
are, Daney L. Hayes, Nick Goelbert, Mr.
and Mrs. Rudolph Lane, Mr.. Kennedy
Mrs. Mckee, Mary Mckee, Lizzie Mckee
Adam Goetchier. Those seriously injured
are: John Swain, Mrs. Cramer, Mrs. d
Hayes, John Goetchier, his wife and two
children, John Bucdirs and Mrs. Sila.
Forbes.
The streams have risen SO rapidly that thu
physicians have not visited their patients
There will probably be other deaths ant
injuries reported as the water subsidies.
The tornado reached Sioux City ut 10:1i
and Lemars at 1915. and lasted about thirty
minutes. II was accompanied by rain and
hail until 1915 a. m. it rained, when an
other tornado from the northwest swept ovel
Lemars more destructive than the first, last
ing an hour and half. This come from
southern Dakota, as far west as Yankton
Junction City, Cherokee county, is wher,
the largest amount of damage WIS done
The duration of the storm at Lemars was an
hour and half. The damage done in Cher
okee county will amount to $4,000; il
Woodbury., 100000; Plymouth county
81, 100000; Menace county, $4,000, and il
Ida county, $4,000.