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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23
. nav PASSED AMID THE SCENES OF MS CHILD

.o.x PASSED AMID THE SCENES OF HIS ChiLD-
uoop-rBE HOUSE II WHICH He WA BORN
ppovNsyIILF. Penn Oct. % )SPeciah.-Had AIR.
blaine been able TO arn out the weather TO hS order
he could not have had a delightful October day
than this for a rambe among the scenes OF his child
hood He and Mr. Elkins took stroll about the
h,..l le,ore breakfast Between and 10 o'clock MIR.
Blaine his sons Emmans and Jame- and Mr.. Elkins
started for a drive around the country. They hTs'
drove to the Roman Catholic cemetery where lie the
mother. father and sister of Mr. Blame. The party
want through the church and the bury-ng gronna
Nr Baine recoynizcd many tamiiIar names on 'ne
"reminiscences From this point the party drove on W
Brobsker's tavern, a house wiich ut baIie Ii
bered we'll as the place where the hungry .re1e..
found refresh emit back in the days o hartlsou alu
se, IN Da-rv then returned - town stopp nS
N. fl,e boase of Mr. Blancs old TREND John po""u;
The Protestant Episcopal church ahu E'sN rs,
,xere the next places visited ana tAen MI DldiHo
drove over 10 the Old house where lac y AZ born
That part of the old stone end h eighten years
old said be- pointing the west par OF the building
How things have changed over the1e' ne cont'h1'u
noInt,nc 10 arc the river We had lovely garden,
and tits was fine ward all the down TO the river
bank / must 20 up and see the room IN wheA was
born Ii is up in that corner SAID be. pointing 10
second story window. He walked quickly INTO the
house and 10 the stairs. Once m the room 1000 "a
disaOpointment came over his face. lie turned 10
Emrnons Blaine. who was nearest TO h.in- ana sau
This Is not she room. Although ieit TINS mousse
when but five years old, am positive "ouiu N''"
IL. ThIs IL the room. A..
Mr. ,{laine came out into the yarc and gazed 'or
ssver,l minutes nj the diapidated old house me
h,,diuo wears q dismal look but - INN II seelheu
lear on account of its association.
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4 goUsE-ro. HOUSE CANVASS ADVISED.

TO IA FfIIor Or rhs r. bHne
SIR: WOul it not be well to urge upon the
County Committee tho d--irADhiry OF requesting the
district leaders to select trustworthy men In
each -Iecto district Assembly Districts TO make
personal canvass from house Ordcr 20 bring
lnt the vote Tor lli .tr raeOIUre R0nseyelL
ms can o. easily and carried into effect vii
result ia an Increased Tor county tckc- Inc
PepnhIcans have 4 great opportunity To elect their
Mayor -hnuid Aiyautass Of every nonofAnle
,u-fnD 10 secure "A favorable trust you vii.
urge TINS propagation thrOl IN tAe columns OF your
per. l. d. NAANI
Neio- YOrt oct. %, 1856.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23
mr. BLATyB's NEW DA UGHrBR-TyLAW
grosa The p;rsbsyg DfsDafch

Mr. yesterday hts daughterniaw. Mrs James
O. Blaine IT, for The meeting most happy
cordial Young Mr.. Blaine his wife waiting az
the for their father his return from
the after his arrival with Emmoas Blaine
qartette together The festurc of
the dinner the lively atO which was D4rflc
pated nv dinner the gentsmen efs
the paror and the statesman had quiet chat with MS new
danVhter nsw. The Conference lastef only ao twenty
minutes. during VIII oh time James O. Biaine IT.. coneney
the corriforr OF that time he refurne 10
the ensued At ~ Gloss
the couple left hotel with smiling fices while Mr.
Blaine besmed. possible bengny TIE callers
who admitted u his psrior
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23
CHAhGED WIN EMBAzzLeMEEr BY HIS SOW

CHAhGED WITH EABhZzLEAENT BY HIS SON.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. % Special. Henry
Dale a wealthy manufacturer Oh Frankford, ar
rested and brought before Judge South to-day war
rant charging wfJo emD- zz-epr sworn out by his
son and partner William H. Dale In his AFFIDAVIT the
snn .asd that 81 appropriated one sum OF
81 900 aud various ahuunir aRgrrKatng ut least
IS 600 -ing 1rn of Henry Dale * son. Tue
defendant waved a bearing and Was noid 20 answ"r
TIE prosecution IL brsny under the act OF lSs5.
vh ri makes partner i'ane for the nsspurorrialt
of partnership fun- M Is said 20 De the nrst case th
has been prosecuted uuder tbs act
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23

Thomas Whtock did Wednesday AZ his home. No III
haesonaye Ne hah BEEN Dsoainent IN the importing wool
tTaie IN his cits Tor ong time. and was for ore Than
thirty The senior partner H. arm Of whilock ner
son Lyons importers Of ~Joliens a NO $50 bIo"asly
h sky eight ani gave OF THIS city where he re-
ceivei hs r. yuslaes- tanng MT nLoch "a q nisl
br II tnr Jersey Cincinnati Society HIS
funeral y Dc At4d AZ lila to-day.
Henry Lewis. member Of tie nrn 81 LeTss Brothers
wholesale dry eoes 50 Worth e. died after
bris illness Wednesday az his home IN Germantown
near PhLadsyh Mf. Lewis a native OF B0ssn and
xss slxytwo years OIL He had recsnty returned foia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23
pubcaus OF schoharie County have nominated Spen-
Ger Hyney, of sharon, for Member Of the Assembly.
NEw-IERsEY nEMocRArs UNEASY.

TRENTON, Oct. 22.--The Democrats of New
Jersey since Green nominated for Governor have
been under the Impression labor would
support the Democratic ticket. They have grown so
OF Of the supposed support Of
the workin rmen. that the present little
wasting has been made Tue State Com mistee's head
quarters have been virtually vacant for time past
while the leaders of party take things qu etr II
IL sad that wOrkngurn Will put forw r ticket OF
their and that Erasus r. Potter. OF Morris County
viii he ihsir nominee for Governor. He II "a Green
hacker labor sgitator and Is consequently popular
with the labor politicians.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23
HIS FIRST WELSH sABBlL"

FTOW Tia fIDNNY FIDTFs8s
Amor the crowd dropped into certain restaurant
after the opera Jolly looking Hibernan with money
sDoob ectto air He stueI the with critical
eve and finally called for Welsh rabbit IL was served III
due t,ae and Patrick squared the repast In a
De called the waiter W lAI tAis ne ashe
$40 al t)ue OF voice Welsh rabbit. said the at
t.nianf RaDbit be banked, the vigorous reply
where The bank IL the p Diners IN the vcnty
ni.i ana II took Jcans efforts 10 persuade the In
4. gnant citizen that he was not being swinGled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23

LAREDO, Texas, Oct. % eciaA.-Lleuten-
ant b. b. Buck. Company ID. l6Sn Infantry, WA mAr-
red last Night Fort Mcintosh Miss Kato Barrari
Of Major Barnard Cavalry, the com
msudaut or Fort Mcintosh. number o. officers were
present from other Texas posts
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The BkAIHkR REPORT

GOVERNMENT INDICATE -e0s "a uOURl
WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.-For New England.
Esw-York. Pennsylvania. New-Jersey, Delaware aud
Maryland, fair weather, souGhcrly Winds. slightly
lOca rans
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THE sH1RIyF Of PaILADELPHIA INSANE.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. % tspec'at) .-Sherilf
w. Ewood Rowan, who been showing si9ns OF de-
m.utla OF late AMI VITO constantly under the
watch OF AIS IrIenGs gave sgns 81 insanity today ana
was taken IN charge by two pOhorw-n. Tue oncrrs
found difficulty takiag btm away ioh so P~fS
win Nai,h wTanglInx. Hr viii Do kept al nome
for 10 lie i'm proves II 40 change
for the better place be WILL Do placed III All
a<YlQtu.
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EIGHT CHILD

EIGHT CHILDREK AND NO PLA OF TO sLEEF
MTs Maria Narsuna. French widow. came here from
Grand Rapids Mich yesterday with her eight enidr"n All OF
her 80 rr family crylng IA tbs 0wrry add her 10 POoe
headquarters. where AsrO Webb t0os % AfRe o. te
Nrs Aarsufa fre. al day oDs BAL HAs not
Viz psfsal .scsus6 sf sAe naaboE VI her eAldBeR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23

being 7Ae higher than the corresponding day lass
year ana 37so lower than on Thursday. 49,
In aud this CITY. to-day tners VIII proosoy -
fair arhtiy warmer weather present Little change
Il Indicated for SUNDAY.
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INVITING MR. BLAINE TO OHIO.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. % Special. -Ihe
Ohio csnv ss 10 at height AeesnEs are to be held
in every county night until election day MI
Blaine IL Is said, made condt0Gs promise to De
AT sprin eaei November II he snolid spssK tnere
the greatest meeting OF year " greet hin A
esperatr being ma te atanst 1enera hshHeny
and General Lirte Republican cap1dste@ Tor Con-
rress because of their unconprO nsng action last
winter against Senator Payne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23

A Constant Cough. with Sbortness of Breath,
Failing Strength AMI Wasting Of Flesh. all bstoken
Lungs or lsss seriously affected and demanding
prompt treatment By using Dr. Jsynss Expec,orans
serious resuts may be either avoided pslliatsd =:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23

rBiB.J1s I.OJA. )Ss1- ~ Afl -
tribune orFreE Oct. 23-l a. m.-Ine cool wave
proved 40 weak brief reaching the cost rs To Do
searcay perosptBs yesterday Vest Of tho Aesh.nieS
tho weather generally warmer, wish -io very e''
c,liau. I'm the Upper Mssss-ippi aud Missouri Van ys
In u yn the ss were clear The air dry ana tho Drcrho
1eutle. rhs haromnter fell after dasn Tue ZEN 70
tlre ranged between Az and oo' tao AFssas' VIZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23
THANKSGIVING DAY PRocLAMATIoNs.

To me ditOr Of me TrtbHhs
SIR: Will you notstate whether 1t is or not
customary for Governors well as tho Pres
deot TO ssue Thanksgiving proclanations kng ISL
man denies H. The same one he arrived here
do,S1tes. 81 p-cte,I o buf4lOes Fifth ave
Nor ORR Oci 90 1856 J. C. BRYAN
rrhanksgiving-Day procianatiOns are issued by
the Governors of the various States, often in ad-
vance of that OF the President-Ed
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The RIGHT USE OF THE VOICE IN SINGING

Professor William l. IOmlins OF chicago delivered
a lecture the " Right use OF the voice IN
SINGING Of lie
plvsiral mental moral training Of children me
the Metropolitan Opera HOu~r asst night
people steLei 10 the lecture MI romuss visit
10 Y = Of the follow gentlemen Dr
tiffany. Ere ". Devoe. Charles H. OLSON, " IL
u A h.. hitfreGge.
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4 "0UsAER" sTRUoK IN aREaAR corNrE.

A "GCsHER" STRUCK IN GREEbE COUNTY.
GREENSBORO. Penn. Oct. % Especial. The
Ut Norris well struck "gushcr" yesrern AZ
In the third sand At depth a. about 2GOo
feet The oil flowed over the top OF the
derrick with tue Tools IN the vol. Olt as soon IA
the toos were drawn hOiss plugg Notyitb
.taaaiug enough eil spilled civ evidence thar
oil Ne there IN abundance. there - INV -xetemrnt
over Che .trk@ odont OF the we'll refuses
10 rslk much about we'll aud Gays he - sorry
natier bad 10 be ale pnbc The NJ. Morris well IL
on Dupksrd Crerk Greene County. ana the new OIL hell
n urouabfy an extension Of the rrccntY Developed oil
DAD of Washington County, which adlo.na Greene
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23

SHOULD % real IrssssL - caAasss mH o.
Gu any Lluc-i
et~r, or .a os Iutrles nsel specially addressed
toT t1atcl yy as srlisttc srcet ~ls1ts 10
.Sr.zi =, ,l AIT nsrclA ascnaasntS
soas ~ l-sSs YES
sels avs4ASiA
s.reun mails Tor sle lag SeoOec - sA Gloss
fPauAilLY All Oasosl a. t4ns D ase - lo.-J"s
aAILRDAl-At 10 - IA. sor ara AAst4sa 49, ,on.a
Pam, ,ors per v@ Aspin VA sas.
ter. .or na4st 20 tA4sre~i 80
Acapulco D. kOSO A. a. - LA-c' ~-1 -, a.
shlp NoliEaAiac, w ha'.S w.. t,.,s.s.
rance uass ~
u,r Cmola .. - IL I"a 10 ..-,,.., .-.,.rs
Der se~us.-y ,sr a. "a a. IA lOr
..''' ,rr,,sL -lsAnsAiD "@csianA VIA AAt"otp
.u,r,t % sei pei "@osl@nn D. AZ la "a
pei sss-aasiaAp S-sAsAs AZ
,"' r.lllots, etoalls.) asala, VA A.uesas
-tolI4IIA 0rcS, se%..4sAp CIrSss-
~, VA t}lls ,iSlssrs Nroil tcf NlrcAssa
"a .or AlASN tlc<
Ter. ,nasI se pct tnlazvAlls al ior
par. MAfannau and Sss.ra Dtala pc s.vslsdlD Cto-
mrut. IL l \. lot 81 DonlnsO. NAte hayL AMI
Tu4As island pei steamship OL-ana-
sUNDAY-Atap islueueds, per steamship Lucy p
MAl,T Nc~-Olirans
49,. .sg ....aA AL J... psr stsAashls DIy Peklax
lIEoal SAL lor5 D~ti. - a "A.
a-.is or tslsIss bsr A.ag CAY u faariA
llrO "A rr.aGasS0L cas,S aero Dctov. - a. = ~
Mis- or AAslrt4LA Nea-isAass- So "iciL fDl sai
44f.e@a .irsn 1-n rtsi-
cA,,oL alOs- 0N-n0sl - ~ a. NN "a tt.As.
a. New sgesDrmp ists WITH rrlstst 1.as io.
tn-nrs by .ss. aor ron asy wess Fla esss - sais
ulueo s.AlIy ~ -:So . -
r .o,eiae OIL ss,ng aoae aaa,is a aIrla< 81
ovcrlAat
San ga tho s-st arrive o. AA 40 ~
Francisco LAY VI siliiis o ss'A9'' as' oiSp'sA~
l'sh'' ~ ~ HENRY q. PEARSON, rostaasteA
| Post Ouoe. NewYoKk. NJ ~ October IL Aoo~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23
FoRrY-FrvE YEARS A POSTMASTER

AMENIA UNION, n. T., Oct. pa narah
Hitchcock probably Oldest postmaster Ia length Of
the United states. died here to-day,
enty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23
WHEN JAMES o'BRIES RAN AGAINST MR. HEw

WHEN JAMES O'BRIEN Ran AGAINST Mr. HE W
TIT.
To the EiBt0r or me TrtbHUs
SIR: Will you please state ia your next ss1e
II James OBrien for Congress against AbrSm :
Hewitt aay tmel Please tLs year aud HewitFs
majority. FAIR PLAY
Neio- FORK. Oct 81. 1856.
M. Hewitt against Mr. o. 3rien IL 1874 and
was elected by majority of l. i20.-hdI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23

Fine comp,rxis-s have rendered English BEAUTIES fsous
With delightful Recamer preparations ~ msfs
bv Harriet Hubbard the afie~ Il
America need rivalry lily white skin FOR
sale the depot 81 Union Square, Caswe. Hazzzrd Co,
and Caswell & Massey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23

Casorn nerect health infants AMI ehildrsn For
collie stomach loose bowels constipation or INDICATION
nothing like Castora IL Is prompt safe and sure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23
LyF4ToR or coN,R4CTO Baird.
REPORT OF THE EXP RI INsPrCToRs--MR. CoRYELL
REMOVED BY GENERAL NEWTON.
The following report was ser to General
Sewton by the engineers inspect Contractor

REPORT OF THE EXP RI lNcPfCIOkN--Mh. Cph1 ILL
REMOVED By GENERAL NEWTON.
The following report was ser to General
Eewton ny engineers chosen TO inspect Contractor
Bairi's Fifh-sve. pavement;
TO General JOHN NEWTON CoramSsioner ~ Public Works
SIR The understand were con-itt'eH yoa Doaia OF
nE OF the work performed az the contract OF
are IN receipt general from Of date octo
Der - 1856 together wA letters AM pap. o. SUBSEQUENT
date calling special attention 10 the carctf OF The WORK al
yariOas points notei therein s,. $500 .,, 80
coysr by The third CERT cite Of 70 per ad
uon OF Inc special points owe reerr 10 e area c"vored
From Fitch Fifty AMI from seventy ninth 10
Forfv, seveui II 10 100 Fit fourthst, WIKI
Epeeial Terr nee 70 me pa si4S ing All" nom "
Gers- The question raIssi involves consideration OF
and extent and Importance considered relatively 70
y Ths work now doDe " NJ Bairi lch VIII e GOV.
cred by certificate surh A. IL required o. ne terms Of
aculsr are substantial in their nature am extent
"nt rir differences art not such as '"'7ahai ID
asrs-. You viii please report vi her not,
yOar opinion ready done the avenue and which
WOULD covered by such certificate eo0s erri ~ whole
substantial such required By the contract or WHITTIER
you had IN places indicated such varai from the con
tract az N then nature ana event wo 80 en me WE pr,
which would be rover ov sch cefnt ae = Wnos as Hot
whole tle latter being substantially required by
tue contract
necessary % EXHIBIT me cargter oi te R an %
and substantial manner. and We have as re-
Sucsted 1y you. reported that simple fact
Resnecf fllly submitted. WILLIAM T. WORIHEN,
JUfIls ". ADAMS.
ROBERT YAK buren,.
General Newton SAID, after receyIug e report. that
ne considered the matter at az IA
rerne The parers II the case. lie added, would b-
turned Controller aud me work would Dc
pushed fOrwari vikOrOu>iy. Mr. Bart Will put col a
large OF n-O tul- morning aud. II weather
mAins favorable Il srxprrted tnat to entir work
between Twe"ty-Efth an" Nnetleth St. F be nnissei
this year
Engineer C. z COryeli VINO has had charge OF the
Inspection OF The Of the pavement removal
yesterday aaG Roy 5tOuo appoints IN 1is place Mr.
Stone d personal friend OF GsPrral Ne~o aud hFs
In Washington square Nnrn asked Ia reason for
movin4 Mr. Coryrll. the Co nnissuner lied
DID u OF my vOiiti0n and dee state the
cause There things that II Is unnecessary 10
print"
IL ls understood thai Nj Coryen rigid In his
Inspection OF tho work To tie contractor the De-
p2rimout
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23
TOTALS FOR THREE DAYS
GROWING STRENGTH OF JUDGE DANIELS
HIS DECISION ~ TnE oLEoMAnGARINE CasE-IOW
FARMERs Eel

GROWING STRENGTH OF JUDGE DANIELS.
HIS DECISION IN the oLEoMAEGARINE CasE-How
FARMERS FEEL
Amor 2 the many evidences received at the
Republican state CoInuittee rooms OF the Increasing
Jurtice Daniels nominee for the Court
Of Ape bench. "A LARGE number OF letters rom
leading formers and ii-ymen promising TO 10 all pos
sible 70 hsip elect him. It Justice Daniels who
sitting Genera Term OF the supreme C'nrt gave
the decision in favor OF validity Of the stItie 10
prevent deception in be sale OF dairy proiurts Inc
manufaci urers OF leomargarine employed Wheeler H.
Pecham and other eminent counsel to contest the con-
Atty scr. but the court decided against
them. /, bis opinIo- Justice Daniels sat
chapter OF laws OF 1854 intended 20
pound lies ned "a take place OF butter or Sc As put
made uuaduteraet milk OF am ana 10
prohibit ne same froi. offered for sale a.
that aItCe Of tt intended 70 De made criminal y
with III take the place OF butter or cheese
Manufactured ulteraifd milk Or cream or tina
shall WI having bee manufactured b' S.d or offered
n Is TINS design To- irctlNr
law has rendered the iect Of punishment ann tiH' e
design sell the artid Manufactured ~ b' existed 10
this nthlv clear by the evidence ~ WIS
the offence consisted Ut vas sui
thin TN province or me ft{
prohibit declare the violation o the PROM
birion % ~ q criminal offence
" mn. from -. IA vrrncs County j. r Miller says:
The farmers will n upright
fudge because his decision Ia the Oh ouargirne case
aui 0te tiers, D. has shown titt corpora
tons have not biased he always tile fren " the
farmer wOrkingmau / think from what her IN TINS
i-rt OF t.s state that hc viii De- eiecteL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23
SENATOR FRYE on DEMOCRATIC RYE

SENATOR FRYE ON DEMOCRAIIC NJ IL.
A TELLING ADDRESS oN THE PROMISES MADE, But
NOT FULFILLED.
The Academy Of Music in New TX vls
crowded people uisht listen 20 addresses d.
Senator Frye and other speakers the issues or the
political campaign The stage was occupied by Large
number OF the leading citizens OF Newark. an" - 49,
fence comprised representatives OF LIE business es-
siOua indnsr rial elements OF the community. rhe
interest shO we'd that the people are We
coming thoroughly aroused to the imp ortauce o. tha
Iarin issue factor in the coming elections aud IN
easy over the attitude OF silence which the Ne"Jersey
Democracy preserves upon the question. Gar'ner o.
CODY OF Orange. presidel He made short &idTess
aud then Introduced Senator Frye. sitting the r'f-
form WAS Benjamin f. HoweV. tho Republican cSndi
date Tor governor and Con gresham Leh bach -"na
tor Frye greeted of applause. snd for
a few minutes unable speak. After extending
hls thahas Tor thu welcome eKended hiin, 80 p~iu =
compliment 10 Mr. Colby ana tnen entered upon a. out
I'M desrrptiou Of the work done by the hepuhlcAn
party tor the last quarter of century. saying among
other things:
WIZ NOT nnd recorded piece OF stupidity IKE tha "aisn
when - ~, 20" snnrht 70 me D"ooia'. PaiY ~, ~ ~,
va worth rlu0ooOOo OO thsn the nited stairs In
n Harn We restored The country 10 the Deus. t,s
inc valuation In The United states Was si4pOoOOhOh
the country restored strength and mag
T We nee iye II "a Disgrace ann restored n ~ Fiory
oi1ea nations stool ready 70 taSe hand l@y 10 on
~ !. i tne ElsaiesL grandeSt country "r ue ISf
"a 80 raj Ant made 10y whom by the kepuhlchn PHy
nnat mas the Democratic part dolr Admit Tor irku
meat tlat the party what dd u promise
tVefytiing That done in tile last ten yasr- ler
~, Lit Tor me CITY OF NewarS What Tor ae % - ,,. ~
ing people O. The ciryi And what for the JuO nhuss ~
tue ely II nothing how I ms
AZ ".n saying That he'll paved with Prnns cn,.rai
- lefe Waz lots Of attached 20 the he and Io
Was has sent ever quarter .ian
Wach IL publican Office holders Sir thyu-" 1901.
rs have been remove, AMI ohiT w.. -. we're carge
were oVe charged with Inc resi- ~ a.
with offensive parfsanshD The Democrats -lse" snas
Republican once holders we're rObDing the Government
exports we're employed examine the DooHs -, -
thirty days found three cents short but uolr "a
tiat hrercent piece found on the hooi %ns 80
up TIC ficd W ososN N' '-e N~'-
and to de' truy American Industries
Addresses follo well by Ms.srs. HOwey. Lshln@ch ani
others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23


people catch colds Plasters quickly reuev
and cure. Refuse catch penny limitations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23
INFERRED.

Ccnfrcfo Laxative.
fruit lozsnge for constipation agreeable harmless AMI
efficient At Druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23
.p BLAIys Vf>flS HIS Old HOME

~r..,.r Howard Mott Potter J. F. Putt Percy r Pyue
r CHARLES H. Russell jr. JOIN "a selo'O"' ~1"-NA ''
E-rS Van A len and Raymond l. Ward
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23

GREExBAcKFRs NOMINATE A GOVERNOR.
The Grsnbacher Of Ne-Iarsey met Library Hall. New
ark yesterday and nom mated Erastus Potter schocnase
OF fOft Cram, fnr Governor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23

CANDIDATE FOR Tue ASSEMBLY
SHARON SPRINGS, Oct. - Especial The Re
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23
A. a. stewart.
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T.s ,ate.- and MosI Delicate PEkkCA ME- Po"DEhs
e. : "a LiI. Mass - & CO : okiihiD -.
II BIoalwsy. 57o flitA a senae, aud y wort 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23

NOMINATED FOR CoNGREss.
he following SltiDnal Congressional nominations have
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23
Randel. Barrmsre & B;iiings
IMPORTERS AND CUTTERS OF
DIAM o. ID >,

MANUFACTURERS OF DIAMOND JEWELRf.
a. Nassau-st aud 20 Msifien Lane. New forx
81 A Andrew ssh. hci1ssrn Circus, London. 800.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23

BAR.
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Thomas County cat., 1886-10-28
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As we have not seen anything ir
the CAT from this part of the globe fo,
some time, we will scratch a few.
Our literary society is in a flourish
ing condition.
Mrs. Dr. Patterson has been sick
with fever for the past three weeks
but Is rapidly convalesciug.
Typhoid fever has been quite prev.
aient in this section of the country
-Four of Mr.. s. X. Wines family
have been quite low, but at present
writing are better, especially Charley.
who thinks ''cyote' would be a good
diet.
Quite number of new houses are
being built in this section.
The Surveyors have been busy the
past few days surveying a new town
on 36. This looks like railroad would
be passing through to Colby before
many months.
Yet still they come-emi.rants. we
mean.
Ihere was a republican rally at this
point on the evening of the 22d
Among the speakers were Geo. w
Ioodsoe, W. S. Wllcoxon, d. Brad
bury, NJ. A. Duff. and j. r. Patterson
ihe principle political topics of the
DAY We're admirably discussed $50 a
man, though fool, may not
GIL VOX POPULI.