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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-07-14

GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
CHAINS, CLOCKS, JsWELRY,
AND z.
Since the existence Of a Jewelry Store here
there has never been exhibited such costly
acts of Solid Silverwaro from $40 TO SIS.
Piaia Gold Rings Of all sizes and weights.
Owing to the stringency Of the times every
prices.
1 will mention a few articles here to show
you how cheap | can sell
A Gold Ring for. .....s1
uoIu Seckisce
The Best Silver TAimble soc
A Good American Watch for. ..............$i
The Best Seth Thomas Alarm Clock for. 50 90
And many other things sold la proportion.
Remember, MI articles are warranted. and
no char g made in repairing Watches sod III
my establishment fer 10 years, If not infused.
Watches OF AL grades clean for 81, aud no
charge made whatever during u year.
l am responsible and reliable. and during
my l6 years In business in Eureka l hsvo the
first complaint to hear being made.
have the largest stock Of material for re-
pairing any Watches. and especially all foreign
Watches, that can be found in the mountains.
Ladies' B~reAstpina, Rings or any job done
for % cents Soft soldering done and watch
keys given free.
Engraving on any Jewelry sold by me. free.
Spectacles given free to any one who has
not 25 cents to buy a pair.
Special attention to Spectacle and Eye
glass department. Here You mud Donbie
View. Medicated. Myopia Blue. Green, Pure
White Spectacles and Eyeglasses at San Fran
cisco prices. Genuine Pebble Spectacles and
Eyeglasses for 20, which they sell In San
Francisco for S..
In fact, come and see me. You will save
money by buying Of me, and all repairing OF
Watches and Jewelry done we'll, warranted 10
give satisfaction or money refunded
q Orders frcm Taylor, Hamilton, W I'd.
the valleys and surrounding country will re-
eeive prompt attention. Please correspond as
to prices. j. STRAUSS.
Eureka. July 1, 1886. jy2-u
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-04

s3s5. Quarter section 81 rnlls. soa;h Of
Cheney. % acre. snder ealiisAfiop.
cheap at sz.oeo.
asg5. Is9 acres good lad. al under sBl;i.
walton. four rnfles northeast Of HichIta
house, barn AID other improvement;
ss-2o9.
slss. 100 sers- sre bottom LAID one mile
southeast Of wichita, vel improved:
600 per acre
~ 100 acre. COED creek bottom. .isst
mile. saaihsa.. 81 Clearwater. HssEg
water, twenty acres In esltsysti0s.
sz.eeo.
zEsI. s1sa ssres tour miles south u Ess~ss..
Ill the beet so:tars land. a. se;ss rs-
der cultivation. house 81 eleven reSrs
and ha.esea.. barn. sssas srd ether
buildings. fsa aeyss psstnrs. srirsas1
orchard az 81 lshsis 81 sruaf. Sxtsrsd
By cexskis ertes; ca 90.
2sal. i5s ssrss ak zfiss se1th 81 ChsntT.
~ sss-zS i-stfoss - ssres IN csssfssa-
tisn. sir ssfss ia frsii 0; good variety.
sssaii ss1ss aas oss ssiieiaxs $500.
zsn9 IL serss fne A.stp-s issS. ,~e mile.
srs-1 Clearwater. - serss 10 esitisztiss.
grOxFs q TIMER soz god tstnx rsf<r-
bsEss - fssfr Poems. s.asfs ssd crib,
- ss-ss p.ssars. sypss Eas peach sr-
eh.-sss ss.1ss.
zzs. QGxr.sr ssr1lss rfrs r.St-. .s-fs ~ss.
efssss~F, = ssr~s ia sass1sstasn. sIsss.
1z@- - are. e3oaes lsss % SssDesess
river. Sss E.ties .osssAs.ss - ssSnsr.
sssi nsis fran fsEioe posse1sss " $50
sss- - se-e. sasses ard. tass. zEs~s frsss
Goddard, o. ssrss ss5ss -sst1ssfsSs srs
- sezss 90 Hhest- Ito
IA 10 s<yss sb-@< ,sssss ueet ~ 6se1-
ia, god SreSzs spGss s11 ooteizsit-
faxs. xsrs yssfz-s q - sesess e.Jsv-
.St4. 80 sr-<s ssx nstsss esss ~ WlesssA,
hSsss q fse ~ s-ss- BAN TIA. sssysy
fear ss5ies Of soss ss1-e. ersss<as ss6
s=ssas fszsf ~ a. kascs. - peg Sess.
haf g. sxze-
80 s~e-iss Of eteirs grxxs.x ias< "a
Batter osaa.s. - pr sef.-
3se1. Go Acres fa.e< SD hsis Hsies seth
81 Gas<sss Plsts- asfsg sere&n II -
s<r. kszf eAsA, bassses - sssa, - -
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-04

1919 Wei improved farm Of is3 ssrs..
seven miles n0riheas; 81 wiebits. IL
story house. barn. etc. all fenced, good
bearing orchards. $3.50.
Us. Quarter section three miles north Of
Garden Pain. leo acre. In cultivation,
5-room house aud other briisiings. four
acres Of orchard and .maH fruit. 81 90.
2317 20 acres four nils- southwest OF
Aulyans. sumner county. seventy
fye aefr. under cultivation. BAL
anee al fenced ard eFo-s fenced. ssd
fiied for stock rsi.iRE. wind pump.
and tanks on each quarter: s9.sye.
zss3. I5s scres fneiy improved land ssjoIr-
ing the town q Goddard. large hovse
enc ADD half story. ErsnzTy. cribs.
etc. 10 sers. in egifis sssop- a5ar6spee
Of shzis and FRAT trees. = 20.
25sa lss acres one sud bar sailes south
oft,zr6eu Pam 10 zeres in rSitivs-
tioD. s-r9Sfg houss. lsf.s barn, every
ia4us req and ia good shape bar
gais; 5000
-. a83zTfeT sermon Eeis IN lroFsd rzstle.
soutk 81 6zfses Pizss. good s-res7
honse AID esI bSiisinz. - seres pa
fGTe. Esrcs orchard aad al xiRds Of
smsa frat; $3.50
49,. 80 acre. Ibree and h.H Esiiss es.,
% VI. Bsrs, - acre. under erzis.sx.ts1.
GOD feacrs. esrk4rs AID eik~s sE5pross-
ms1t.: s4.hss-
~ Iss acres three z1lgss ssz;k Of Grsen-
sics- ~ asres IN saissxstios. gao5 ons
zas Aaif sterv bssse. e-zls.. sfk~. ssrse
srre. y tearing frstt q good variety:
$50
- QE1rtSr seetssE sxs zzfsss 1es- e
WirAs;z- aaa.s E-x&E. k1rz sd ere,
10 spcie, p<ses Al Z pear tires. - Heres
Is c1s;ss1ttoz- seIxs.
e9s- To- acres sevec snxss.eE.s 81 W irAsss.
half usrer sus;fss.sse. roSu hsesz-
bars <eEse. .-sserT. cattle se-6. - ssres
rasrgft- SO ape and psses s-ess.
uss1 Yszr VITA vs.<1 yr<s - kxsa.
&C. Wei fs;ed 20 feed ssoek, $500.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-04

v. y. sIEDEeLAsDEE. Freshest.
A ". OLfyEB. ysss-Pfwslosnt-
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-04
Golden Belt of Kan S.

are accessible to land buyers and home seek
ers at extremely low rates. This new line
offers homes in a quiet prosperous country
where prosperity is a certainty to those who
faithfully seek it. This part of Kansas with
soil of unsurpassed richness, bounless grazing
facilities and many other advantages for
curing cheap homes, has made it the Mecca
toward which the footsteps of thousands Of
home seekers of the East now directed.
By purchasing your land explorers tickets
via st. Louis and Mo. Pac. r 4. to Mt. Hope,
Kan, close connection and quick time is made
to destination. Tickets on sale at all coupon
ticket offices throughout the United States.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-04

1855. 40 acres one and half miles north
west OF " ichita. all good river bottom
and under cultivation, house OF three
rooms. stable. eransry and cribs. good
variety OF fruit; Sl0O per acre
$50. 50 acres o. bottom land three miles
southeast Of Wichita. new one and a
half story hense. - acre. pasture, >
acres orchard; s15 per acre.
a3sa. les acres two miles north Of Bayne-
vile. % acres in cultivation. ne " broom
house stable. cribs. etc. Il acres pns-
tBre, young orchard with good variety
OF fruit: 1920.
ass. 169 acres eight miles porih~est Of
Wichita. three miles from railroad sts-
ton. uuimProsed; 81 800, cash balance
OF time.
2ss4- Quarter section three msles esst Of
Greenwich in Butler county. splendid
sAtory house Of tea rssnls. good bsTE
with wiaA tniIi- etc. al heti-sa and
eros. hedrst. u acres o; cFenaTs sne
small fru:i. Of 81 kiaas. 10 acres IL
cultivation nice groves ss--'ss.
s3-G. Isso z-re- txe aud : BALI miles s0uta
ofGardea PisiE- - acres under Cgiilfs-
ton. al good land: - 90.
ss.5. ~ acres four riIss 81 Il God
dzrs. bait Under csiIisztion. hesss Of
Eve room. and cesar. large barn. cribs,
etc four acres % frgi;. Ewing water,
$50.
sS-s Quarter ssetiez one .ad LsiE saile-
souiAea-; of ChsueY, 90 Sfrussc4a
riyeT; se.5Sa-
ss.l. lss 4c-cs 81 epe isra os little river
oue-haif nise north Of cz.ty's PARK. -
under cultivation, good tss>s, sara aud
fences ssiisS.e for nzrks; EsrsSEiag
and frau raising. sIss per acre
IsSs 40 .eres ef finely Improved rtser
Ssstem saree and a half uAises sostn e
wseAita. large hsrs. grzsxsy- cribs sst
other hniis:ings. Akus1aass Of :r1sf sne
timber. al feu>ea into ssi+s sss pas
tcres, for sale or easy ierEs, So pr
acre
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-04

$50. Fine business corner sixty feet front.
near Douglas avenue, very desirable,
$4,000.
So. Four lots on North Topeka avenue
very cheap at $500 each.
SOS. Three acres in northeast part Of the
city. new cottage of six rooms, barn,
carriage house, chicken house, young
fruit; S5.00o.
S9i. A desirable lot on North Lawrence
avenue. house OF six rooms. barn and
shade, choice investment, SS,Ioa.
Lots in Woolman's addition on easy terms.
These lots are only SIX blocks from
Douglas avenue, aud are certainly the
cheapest in Wichita; price ss5 to sleo
each; special inducements 20 parties in
tending TO build.
900. Fine property near Union depot,
large lot, house of ten rooms. &, 200 fer
q few days only.
ao3. Two choice corner lots on South To-
peka avenue; $3.50.
eos. Small house on Market street. near
Pine. three rooms cellar chicken house,
fruit and shade: -, 100.
9te. Five acres on South LswreucoavenIe.
small house. fine shade; sa.SN.
al2. Fifty feet lots in >herwood's addition
at bargain.
ell. Cottage on Central avenue, four
rooms, two closets. pantry, porch. coal
house and stable; Si.Sn.
e46. Fine residence on South Topeka ave-
nue., lot iosxlso feet house Of eigh;
rooms, barn. 6ne fruit aud shade. price
$500.
s4S. Cottage on North Market street. cor
ner lot, near street car line. q .oos.
se'. Eight lots on Wichita street, ss,sn.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-04
CITY PROPERTY.

els. Two lots with small house on Waco
street. $3.50, part time.
Lots on College Hill of one TO two and half
acres each. This is a beautiful plat Of
land. lying eighty feet above the city,
afiording ample surface. drainage. good
water pure air. and a magnificent view
ofthe city and the entire width of the
valley. This is the only high land and
certainly the finest building ground in
or about the city
SCI. Two choice lots in Dayidson's addi-
ton, North Topeka avenue; $500 each.
15l. fine country place of nineteen acres
with new house of seven rooms. cellar.
barn and outbuildings; $500.
SS3. One lot on Court street, oue-story
frame house of four rooms; 81 200.
$50. A neat cottage on South Topeka ave-
nue., cellar and coal house; S1,4oo.
street near Douglas aycnee; $1,000.
954. Cottage on North Market stIeet. fruit
and shade, wei, located; $500.
92l. Fine brick business room on Main
street; $4,000.
95s. Five choice lots on North Emporia
avenue, corner Tenth street, east front.
$500
CSC. Small house and lot on North Market
street, choice location; $500.
9l6. One acre with small house in Glaze's
addition. good variety Of fruit, 500.
A few choice lots in Orme and Phillips sd.
dition at lees than market values for .
few days only
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-04

zs-l iss zc5cs 81 ere isra os little river
ore-haif mile north % Cz-ty's PARK. -
under cGitiyzsiSn. good tsz>e. szEa aud
fences. ssifsSae for nzrks; Sxrssn3ag
and fran raising. slss per acre
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-04

Lots Of two and hail acres each in Grand
View addition adjoining College Hill,
$500 each.
sos. House of four rooms on Waco street,
fine shade; Sl,.oo.
Ss4. Small house with two acres of land.
good variety of fruit and fine shade:
$4,000
ses One and half story frame house. four
rooms, on South Lawrence avenue. six
lots, fruit and shade; $500.
S9s. Good two-story residence in Lakeside
walks, barn and outbuildings. large lot:
$1,000.
$50. Large corner lot in north part of the
CITY. east front. fine fruit and shade.
cottage of five rooms. six lots. or will
sell house with sixty feet of land. Price
for whole, S6.5oo.
$50 Three choice corner lots on North.
Lawrence avenue. fine neighborhood.
very cheap NJ SS,VNp-
So. Fine brick residence in the north part
OF city. ten rooms. modern improve
ments, barn and outbuildings. fine fruit
and large shade trees: $lo,eeo.
$50. A comfortable downtown residence.
North Emporis avenue, one and hall
story house, seven rooms, fruit and
shade; $4,000.
SIS. Livery, barn and dwelling nesr Doug
las avenue; good paying investment;
$500.
$50 Cottage OF three rooms or South Law
renee avenue, two lots; sl,loo.
81. Small house on Mosely avenue near
Douglas avenue; &l,0oo.
III Good new house on South Market st.
four large rooms, closets. cellar. barn
and large shade trees; $500.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-04

90. A pleasant home on North Topeka
avenue Jorge lot. house of Fix rooms.
bath. presses, porch and fine fruit,
$1,000.
avenue; price $1,000,
sas. Lot 5oxl40 feet on Fifth avenue. two
small houses.
FARM PROPERTY.
1858. ieo acres choice river land between
Little and Big Arkansas. two miles Nv
of Wichita. all in good cultivation, four
room house, stable for eight horses.
ten acres pasture. cottonwood grove
and young orchard. SS-ev.
$50. 10 sores bottom land near Cheney,
house. barn, gransry. etc. . acre hog
pasture and living water: s3.noe.
sJ6l 10 acre OF Cowssiu bottom. 100 zsres
ia cultivation house. stable. cTx1ary
and cribs. ali hedged aud - acres pas
ture. good orchards Of apple. peach
cherry and plum. $3.50.
sSss Quarter section miles seaiheas. OF
wisehifa. loo acres In cultivation house,
barn and grznsrr, - acres pasture,
good well and ei.,eTu, all ki1as CT
fruit; $500
i.7s $50 acres four mile. south CT Wichita,
highly improved with buildings fences
and irui. and shade trees. al Gne cora
iznG. suitably divided iu.e pss;zres.
meadows. timber land and cultivated
fields: splendid graded road running
direct 10 eify. This place can well be
divided into three or four smaller
farms, and 10 cheap n 80 per acre
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-04

r. NJ HOXIE. First Vice President.
w H. NEWMAN. 0snI Traffic Manager.
H. C. TOWNSEND. osn1 Pass and Ticket Agent.
ST LOUIS, NO.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-04

FOR THE NORTH.

Trains leaving FORT SCOTT $40 daily make direct
a with through KANSAS CITY
FORT Storf daily Pullman Palace Sleeping
KANSAS through
OMAHA where direct
pon Northwest, Chair Tree
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-04
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

Foruese tables. any Is'ormaoa
ticket agent.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-04
w 4 80
REAL ESTATE A ND
ABSTRACTS.
TIT II
Wichita &
Colorado
RAILROAD!

Have Just established land point for their
line at Mt Hope, % miles northwest
of Wichita, to which point
LAND EXPLORERS TICKETS ARE SOLD.
By this plan the Great Valley of
the Arkansaw River and the
celebrated
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-04
FARM PROPERTY.

sSss. Quarter section miles soaiheas. OF
Wisehifa. loo zcres In cultivation house,
barn and grznarr. - s-res pasture,
good well and ei.;eru. all kizas CT
fruit; $500
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1886-07-17
A BOUNCING BRIDE.
The Happy Groom Knew
something Would Drop
When She Appeared.

There was wedding the other
night in Il cottage on Benton street,
and about eleven o'clock II number
Of boys got together to give the
newly-married couple II serenade.
They had horns and tin pans and
various other musical instruments,
and had just tuned up when the
groom came to the door and said:
"Boys, don't! This 'ere noise dis
turbs u.s."
a clod of earth hit him below the
belt, and he retired for a few min
utes. When he reappeared he an
nounced:
"Now, then, this 'ere has got to
stop or something will happen"
"What will it be-" inquired a
voice.
"My wife will come out and
bounce the crowd"
He retired again as chunks of
dirt began to rattle around his ears,
but in n short time the door was
thrown open and the bride jumped
out with club in her hand. She
was all business from the start, and
more than one serenader got Il
sound whack before he distanced
her. In five minutes she had scat
tered the crowd over ten acres, and
her husband stood i'm the door and
clapped his hands and shouted:
"Go in, Mary! l knew you fellers
would hear something drop if you
kept on."-DetriOt Free Press.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1886-07-17
Rock House Items.

The 4th of July is over, THE OHIO
DEMOCRAT on the table and we are
happy again. Every one here APP
pears to be delighted with the new
paper, thanks to the managers.
The people in this vicinity have
finished harvesting, and taken
themselves off to the blackberry
fields to gather berries by the
bushel.
Mrs. Ferdie Rempel and daugh-
ter Florence, of Logan, arrived at
the Rock House last Thursday,
where they will spend the rest of
the summer; they met hearty
welcome from every body at the
hotel. Little Florence is a special
favorite here.
Last Sabbath was Children's Day
at Gibisonville, quite number OF
persons from this place attended
The exercises were conducted by
Rev. Mitchell, of the NJ. r. Church
The programme was interesting
and decorations beautiful.
A party of gentlemen and ladies
started from Gibisonville last Sun
day evening for drive. One OF
the gentleman not being very well
acquainted with the hills, thinking
they had struck the pike over by
the Brehm school house, attempted
to pass the front buggy, when to
his astonishment he saw it was
only II few feet of level on Il narrow
mud road. The buggies came to.
gether playing sad havoc with the
wheels of both, but fortunately nc
one was hurt. They hauled up ut
the Rock House about half hour
later, wiser but none the less
jolly crowd. 1t will only give "Pap'
and "Dock' cause to visit Lam
caster this week. VIII said tn
Mary, 1--WE will just stay behind and
see the fun" consequently one
buggy came in with four wheels;
can't say how the horses Jared.
MADGE.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1886-07-17
Good Advice from a HUI
mOriSt

Toyoung men Bob Burdette says
You take basin of water, place
your finger i'm it for twenty-five or
thirty seconds, take it out and look
at the hole that is left. The size of
the hole represents about the I'M
preston that advice makes on Il
young mans mind.
Don't depend too much on your
family-the dead part mean. The
world wants live men; it has no
use for dead ones. Queen Victoria
can trace her ancestors back in Il
direct line to William the Conquer
or. If you cannot get further back
than your father you are better off.
Your father was Il better man than
old William. He had better clothes
to wear, better food to eat, and bet
ter housed
If you are a diamond be sure that
you will be found. Cheek, brass or
gall never gets ahead of merit.
L love man who is straightfOr-
ward. Ask for what you want. If
you want to marry Il rich mans
daughter or borrow $500 from him,
ask him for it; it amounts to the
same thing in the end. 1t is al
ways better to astonish Il man than
to bore him.
Remember that in the morning of
life come the hard working days.
Hard work never killed Il man. It's
fun, recreation, holidays that kill.
The fun that results in IL head the
next morning so big that tub
could hardly cover it, is what kills.
Hard work never does.
Those who come after us have to
work just as hard as we do. When
l shovel the snow off my sidewalk,
if perchance take Il three-quar-
ter piece of my neighbours walk |
put it back, because if l didn't l
should be doing him an injustice.
You can afford to do anything but
what is good. You are on IL dress
parade all the time.
Don't be afraid of being called a
one-idea man or Il crank. If you
have one idea, you have more than
most men have. 1t takes Il smart
man to be II crank.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1886-07-17
RANDALL'S USEFULSEN.
TENCE.
"The Wings Of the Demo-
cratic Party Will Flap
Torefhpp."

The effect of one short sentence
upon National affairs has been cx-
emplitied more than once, and an
other instance Is right before the
public eye. On Thursday, Mr..
Randall, without an instant's pre-
meditation, uttered II sentence that
has already become II part of histo-
ry, and which will do the Demo-
Gratis as much good as DR.. Bur-
chard's renowned ALTERATION.
When Mr.. Randall said that
thereafter the wings of the Demo-
cratic party will flap together"
thunders of applause burst from the
Democratic side, while the Repub-
licans swelled the uproar with good
natured laughter. The phrase
spread like wild fire. 1t was quo
ted on the streets, exchanged be-
tween Senators and Representa-
tives and in newspaper offices af-
forded heading for no less than Il
hundred editorial articles, and has
become Il part of the Democratic
stock in trade. 1t will dogood SER
vice on the stump this Fall, and
will be Il standing answer to all in
quiries on the tariff question.
The Democrats saw revealed to
them as by flash of lightning the
power they could WELD if they
would stop quarreling and initiate
the example ofthe Republicans and
flap together. Mr.. Randall has
done great many useful things
for his party, but nothing more so
than the coming of this phrase.
"The two Democratic wings will
flap together after this" will be the
shibboleth Of the party for this year
Observation-Disclosures Dis. to Phil
adelphia News.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1886-07-17
Democratic State Convention.

COLUMBUS, o., JUNE 10, lSs8
The Democratic state Convention Will h
held In Toledo on the 18th and 18th OF August
lsSi. The Delegates of ench Congressional
District will convene ut aoclock p. III. on tho
i7th for tho purpose OF electing one Vice Presl-
dent from each district and one member for
each Of the various COMMITTEES.
The convention will he called to order NJ
for Secretary of State, Judge Of the supreme
Court, Clcrk of the supreme Court, Commits
Hoard of Public Works. The basis of repre-
sentaton In this convention IL one delegate tG
every iive-hupdred, md one for every frac-
Governor George HOadly In 49,.
Total number OF delegates, B6i; necessary to
u choice, Ss.
G. a. DAYTON,
Vice Chairman Democratic State Committee
j. q. TOBIAS, Secretary.
Under this basis Hooking county, which
cast 2es0 votes for Hoadly, win be entitled "a
Ave delegates,
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1886-07-17

There are sixty thousand vol
umes in the Boston State Library
and not one novel among them,
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1886-07-17
Important to Teachers.

The executives committee of the
Hooking County Teachers Insti-
tute announces that the Institute
will open Monday, Aug. I'd, 1886, at
I'D O'Clock Il. m. and will continue
in session for two weeks. Essays
on topics of general interest to
teachers will be read by some of
the best ability in the county.
Bring your text books and all books
of reference, examination papers,
map drawing etc, done by pupils,
and any illustrative apparatus that
you may have at your command.
The services of Prof. G.. =. COler
have been secured and he will
giveevening lectures concerning his
travels in Europe.
Come with intention of staying
during the entire session and you
will be doubly repaid for your time
and money DO not fail to come
and bring others with you.
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Justin Mccarthy, in speaking of
the lately dissolved English Par
Lament, says, that it did nothing
in one sense, but it did great and
grand thing in another sense. 1t
did not pass much valuable legisla-
tion it is true, but it laid the foun-
dations of that scheme of home
rule which is destined before long
to bring peace to England and the
chances for development and pros
pcrity to Ireland. Very few men,
bers attended The Honse of Com
mons at the time of the propagation.
How could many attend, with
most of the members down among
their constituents speech making
wire pulling, canvassing, devising
new modes of stirring appeals, and
struggling to put the old argument
in new light? Judging from the
tenor of the speeches now being
made and the character of the
wire pulling now going on, it is safe
to say that the pending election
Is going to be the most bitter and
rancorous contest they have had in
England for half a century. Riots
and collisions are almost certain
to ensue in all parts of the King
dom, and bribery will play an i'm
portant part.
The greatest length of Lake
Michigan Is 300 miles; its greatest
breadth, 1903 miles, mean depth,
600 feet; elevation, 500 feet; area,
$4,000 square miles,