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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-10-28
Burlington Items.

I'D. ADvANCE:-We seem TO have
fallen behind IN our correspondence g.
There dosen't seem TO be more than
usual transpiring in our vicinity. and
yet before we get IL all told our letter
is too long, or we have forgotten some.
thing.
Mrs. Ii. L. Wellman of Catlettsburg
KY, is the guest of Mrs. &. j. Carter
OF this place.
Miss Emma Kilbourn, from Ashland.
IS visiting friends in this lace.
Miss Jean Hot, of your town, and
Miss Laura Andrews, OF South Point,
were in our place one day last week.
Mr.. George Hoard. Allen Wright
and Frank johnson, from your town,
were seen in our city Sabbath eve.
Mrs. j. Gillen departed this life
yesterday morning Oct. 18th. She
was buried at Charley Greek to-day.
Mrs. DIR. Hall, OF this place, is in
very poor health ut present.
Miss Lydia Dillon, from Rome. o.. lie
visit ng her father. NIr.
Oct. 10Th. 1856.
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The Husbands Pockct-BooL.

There has been quite a lively
discussion going on in The HOUSE,
KEErER rs to whether the family
pocket book belongs to the husband
the wife, or little Of both. One
thing is sure, the pocket book ought
to be open long enough for the wife
to get ono dollar to pay for THE
HoUsEKEEPER, one year, especially
as the publishers send the last three
numbers of 1886, all of 1857, and a
choice collection Of imported bulbs
for fall planting or forcing for win
ter blooming IN the house, to any
new subscriber who orders now. 50
as to get the first numbers Of the
story by the brilliant new editor
Maud Meredith. Address for
premium list and full particulars
Buckeye Publishing Co, Mime
apolis, MINI.
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Ridge school. passed down on her WAY
home Friday afternoon.
The debate ut Pratt's school-house.
on the head of Mill Creek. last Satur-
day night. was largely attended. The
question for discussion was, "Resolyed.
hat Divine Revelation teaches the ex-
istence OF God. more than the scenes of
nature. The only affirmative speaker
;. V. Crum and G. j. Hazard. The
affirmative carried the laurels.
a Debating Society IL also kept up
III Mouth of Sycamore. on Twelve Pole.
Ihe school at the Mouth of Missouri.
under the management of Prof. r.. ID
Srum, Is progressing finely. In fact
inc youi & Prof. Is showing TO the
world that his whole heart and soul liz
engaged In the work.
llurrah for Billy Shannonl He's
the man we've been looking for all the
time. Send him To the LEGISLATURE.
DIR. PUFF STUFF.
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The novel campaign Of the
Taylors in Tennessee has attracted
the attention Of tho whole country.
They travel together, sleep together
and speak from the same stands.
They are greeted by immense audi
ences wherever they go, the Re
publicans wearing red rose and
the Democrat a white one. An
exchange says Of the campaign:
The other day they spoke at
Savannah on the Tennessee. from
whence the Federal troops marched
years ago TO death and glory on
Shiloh's bloody field. The contrast
between then and now WAS most
marked. The blue and gray were
there no more, but many that wore
them were. Instead Of the gun. they
carried the rose, and side by side
they stood and listened to the
champions Of their political faith.
II was an impressive scene. one OF
the grandest possible object lessons
in that peace md good will which
now prevail in a land which but =
few years ago was divided by fierce
and deadly hatred and strife"
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Singing school.

~, rrof John Glanville, Of GalIipolis.
Onio, who has made business OF
,e-chlng vocal music for the past
twenty-five years, will begin a
= 'Shool at the Congregational church
I us place, next Satur day evening.
ne is thoroughly competent and
sO.nes well recommended. Now
>, -, we time for our people 70 learn
J" Sing Terms, for twelve lessons.
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FD ANY ANCE:-Mes Frances. Of
Kentucky, have been here, and on
Twelve 70 e, buying land; they have
bought part OF the farm formerly owned
by Samuel DamrOn. OF Cassyille.
Prof. =. V. Crum, who IS teaching
the Jeunie's creek school, passed
through our neighborhood last Satur-
day, en- route for Cassvllle, and re-
turned Tuesday.
Miss RhOda r. Jarrel, the beautiful
and accomplished teacher Of the Tick
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An old physician. retired from actlvc
practice having had placed On his hands by
an East India Missionary the formula - =
simple vegetable remedy for tie speedy and
permanent cure % ttnsumptiO us brDuchitis,
Cattrrh, Asthma. and all Throat and Lung
ar sctions. after having thoroughly tested IT,
wonderful curative powers 10 Thousands %
catsfs. fcola 10 IBIS duty ~ make 10 known 60
his suffering fellows. Tho recipe sent FREE,
% ail who may desire 10, with fun directions
FOR preparing and successfully using Adj
dra,s. WITH stamp. naming this paper. DH.
NJ. v. CASs 90 Grand g.. leroy CITY, y. J
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The Ceredo ADVANCE, publish.
e &c. by I. T. McDougal, at Ceredo,
Wayne county, has reached its frs;
milestone. 1t has advanced, has
Kept IN the advance Of the journal
Ism OF the State, and is in an adj.
v.anced stage of excellence. May
u continue to advance in prosperity
ana It's genial editor in wealth and
napplness.-MOuntain Echo.
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Conference Appointments.

Inc following appointments have
Ceenmade by the NJ. +. Conference.
SOUTH for the ensuing year:
CHARLESTON DISTRICT.
). Wade, +. E.-Charleston
C =. w. i, Boggs; Charleston
C \, G. w. MeClung; Raymond,
~ '. Bowles; St. Albans. G. B.
ontaine; Hamlin, a. Given:
4, p,'rooursville, II. +. Warts; Cal ell
:" l.. Smith; Guyandotte. to be
applied; Huntington, ]. II. Jackson
y " ayne' to he supplied by ]. d
~ a''e't; Buffalo, J. w. Simmons:
"yne {. H., to be supplied by NJ.
davidson. Transferred TO BALI.
:, more Conference, Q. a. Wheat: to
"glnia Conference, s. II Johnson
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ASNjA,.!R'!R!SuY6s6e

NKtNs-LuSTER-At In. residence a,
the brides brother. on the right fork of
Twelve Pole, on Tuesday OF last week Mr.
John Jenkins To Miss Arizona LuSter; both
OF this county
They reside in this place.
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Mr.. Aaron Thomson's crew Of
workmen are TO commence right
away riprapping Twelve Pole, at
this place. as protection to the
bank Of the stream and tho county
bridge. The parties interested are
&. b. Hoard, S. $ V'nson and the
county court.
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w. T.. Stewart was run over by
tho carriage Of veneer saw at
M'llender & Co.'S mills, Tuesday, and
severely bruised, but not seriously
injured.
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For House of Delegates.

We are authorized to announce WN. SHAN
Sss AZ an independent candidate for a q
House OF Delegates from this county.
We are authorized To announce {. W
FERGUSON AS candidate for tho House of
nele.ates from this county, he having rcceiv-
ii The Democratic nomination.
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Only few of our subscribers
have paid us for this years sub
Scripton. If they do not pay be.
fore November 9TH, it will cost each
and every one $Is
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The experience OF years furnishes the most
convincing evidence that thousands OF lives
are annually saved by tho use of Ayers
Cherry Pectoral. II speedily cures ali Af-
fcctions of the throat, bronchial tubes, and
lungs.
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Frank Leslic's Popular Monthly
For November.

a very timely article Is that on "The
Great Fishing Ground, and it's Inter
national Questions,n in Frank Leslie's
Popular Monthly for November. What
all the perennial quarrel with our
neighbors is about VIII be clear TO any
one who reads IL. A young lady tou-
rlst on IA visit TO Fort Gu Appellee
carries Ms To an inland fort and mission
In the Northwest. rhe never tagging
interest IN Charles Edward will stimu.
late many To read the very clever arti-
Gle on that prince. Hatfield House.
the Home OF the Cecilsn describes and
pictures one of the finest and grandest
old and stately homes of England rich
IN historic associations. AN Ocean
Swordsman," by Holder, is stirring
account OF the swordfish and its cap
lure. As good rs jaunt to Jena, Is
"Dueling at u German University;
and the "Trip 10 the Pyrenees" takes
the reader 10 the mountains which cut
of the Peninsula from ordinary travel
ers. IL is somewhat OF n satire. in tho
heated term just on us, To read about
Getting Warm; but, as Winter is fast
coming, 1t may be seasonable. The
stories and illustrations are all good.
and the number one 10 find readers for
every ar icle.
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You will find no better accommo-
dations in this part of West Virgin ia
than at the old reliable Merchants
hotel, Huntington.
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elE4onass4,REaswssss
For state Senator.

voHKNAN as an independent Republican
.ndidaIe for state Senator, In the sixth
senatorial District.
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Parties in need of Silverware
should read w. III. Dut.on's (ihe
Huntington jeweler) advertisement,
on another page.
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Mike Davis was up before May
or Stewart on Wednesday evening
OF last week for whipping his wife.
lie got off easy --only $500 and
costs
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In the last few days we have
pnn'ed nearly ten thousand election
tickets on our new job press. We
are prepared 20 do all kinds of print
ing in good style and on short
notice.
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The st. Nicholas hotel, at Hun
iIngion, has lately been enlarged by
the addition Of sixteen rooms. 1t
snow one OF the neatcst and most
commodious hotels in the State.
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For County Commissioner.
In the Voters of WdyHe County.

To the voters or wayne County:
am candidate for the ONCE OF Commits
sioner OF the County Court of Wayne county,
and respectfully solicit Your support at the
coming November election. should you ia
cor nle with tn Office. promise 10 discharge
i,sduties faithfully, vlgilantiy and impair
TALLY. JAMES MCQilS.
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Old papers for sale at tins Office.
90 cents hundred.
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Don't you want package of
those pretty visiting cards before
they are all gone? Call soon.
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We were mistaken in the time last
week when we announced that 7.
d. Menager would speak asst Sat
urday evening. He speaks here
this Wednesday evening.
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The Premium Engraving issued by
"Peterson's Magazine"-that paragon
of ady's-books-ior getting up clubs
for 1887, is OF very great beauty. Ii is
a iirst-c.ass iine-and- stipple engraving.
executed in the highest style of art
size, 81 inches 10y 27-called "Mother's
Daring" and would he an ornament.
framed, for any parlor. Peterson" for
1887 Is TO be greatly improved, many
new writer's coming To tie front in It.
) copyri Int novelets will be given,
by such frst-class writers as Mrs.
John Sherwood, Edgar Fawcett, Mrs.
Ann ). Stephens, Frank Lee Benedict.
Mrs. NJ. V. Spencer, and that rising
New Orle ms delineator OF creole life,
the auther of Creole Blossoms" etc.
etc. Another OF the premiums is the
Book of Beauty" illustrated with
steel-engravings Another Is an extra
copy OF the magaZ ne. You can earn
any of them, or all, by raising clubs
FOR Peterson" Sp, cimens of the
magazine sent, gratis, To those wis hing
10 Get up clubs, II written for in good
faith. Address CHARLES j. PETERSON,
3O0 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa
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For Fine Artistic Photographs
that last always go TO Kirk, Hun.
tington, w. Va.
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Fatten your turkey. Thanksgiv
ing is approaching.
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w. II. Dutton. practical watch
maker and jeweler, 3d avenue.
huntington, w. Va. Repairing of
all kinds specially. Al good.
sold engraved free of charge.
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The Ccredo ADVANCE recently
celebrated its birthday. 1t is a
sprghtly paper. - Cidrksburg
.NoirS.
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We fear the nice weather is about
gone for this season.
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The Cersdo ADVANCE is year
old and is a daisy,--Jdckson Her
dM.
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Pay your subscr p ion before No.
yembcr 9TH and save quarter.
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Go and hear Managers speech
this "Wednesday evening.
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The girls haven't any room 70
lau gh in their sleeves now they're
too tight -Ec
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III my children had worms l should give
them "Dr' sellers Vermifug. - and no othar
Tor u never falls TO cSpcl them. sc. Sold 10y
all druggists.
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tits useless 10 attempt the euro OF any dis
order, II the blood IN allowed To remain
impure. Neuralgia and rheumatism are
traceeble Ia disordcred cordition OF the
blood, and In numbcricss eases have been
cured by taking n few bottles OF Ayers
Ssrsaparilla.
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Headache, dyspepsia, biliousnoss. ana
constipation cured at once by "scilerr" Livor
Pllls.N 25c. "A box. Sold by all druggista.
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Farm for Sale al a bargain!

A good farm situated between CeredO and
Huntington ~ Tor sale The farm contains
lHl - ncrcs, 49, acres 81 which are cleared.
u has on 10 y Rofd house. large harm. corn
crib, milk house. smoke hOnse. Rofd risleru.
and InsDy other Improvement FOR fur her
particulars write, Or call on, the editor Of
this paper
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FOR men, boys, youths and child
on cannot compare our stock of goods
ourselves, and work for no partners or ASST
goods are needed, and give the benefit to G
Lots OF Goods for a Little Money! II,
can get an all wool suit i'm blue hl,ck b,o,
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-01-28
SOUTH END HAPPENINGS.

H. B. Herbert was in Brayton on
Monday of this week.
Several of our best citizens are at
the county capital this week.
A pleasant dance is reported at l.
p. Hallock's hall, in Oakfield, last
Saturday evening.
Our blacksmiths are kept so busy
ironing sleds that they can hardly
find time to do any other work.
One of the happiest men we have
seen lately is A. V. Cheever. He
has lately had his pension doubled.
The Oakfeld school is prospecting
finely under the guidance of those
Justly popular teachers, Misses Derby
and Cotton,
People say there is no Brayton
correspondence in THE REPUBLI-
CAN. What is the matter' Is the
scribe too slow?
The population of Audubon coun-
ty was increased one by the advent
of girl at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. Richardson, southwest OF
Brayton, on Monday morning.
d. M. Reynolds, of Atlantic, hon
ored the meeting of the Longfellow
Literary Society with his presence
last Saturday evening. May he
often do so. He was guest at the
Bartlett homestead over Sunday.
Whisky still continues to get the
better of some people and gets them
into trouble. But we have the faith
that better days are close at hand and
that it viii be demonstrated that
"Prohibiiion does prohibit"
Constable Freeman is having con,
siderable business serving papers
most Of them bearing the name Of
John Noon, Justice of the Peace. OI
course business entrusted to thosa
two worthless is properly attended to
Brayton defes any town in Iowa
OF its size to show better record o.
business transacted, Corn cribs are
filled as rapidly as they can be built
the highest price is paid tor grain
and produce of all kinds. Merchants
are enterprising and accommodating
the citizens are industrious and hap.
by,
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MELVILLE lie Ms.
Miss Elva PARROT, of Extra, visi,c

Miss Elva Parrot, of Extra, visited
friends in these parts last week.
The beautiful snow still comes and
the honest toiler complainant not.
Many hogs were smothcred or
frozen to death during the late storm.
L. Ii. Turner says that he has the
largest country school i'll the county.
S. 6. Hunter, Audubon county's
famous bridge builder, was mcander-
ing in these parts last week.
Stuart & Son are delivering stone
for foundation to a house that will
almost equal the dimensions of Solo,
m 0n's temple.
The young man listens to the
beatings of his heart and yearneth
for his old haunts. Oh, if people
would learn that "rhe mistakes
OF persons should be written in
dust and their virtues in MARBLE"
how much better would it be for us
all.
The exhibition at the Centre Jan.
10Th, was very good one. The
program was long and well carried
out. Some OF the actors displayed
very good elocutionary powers. T..
H. Turner, in the "Seminoles' Def
ance," took the cake as tragcdian.
p. J. Keith and Miss Elicit deserve
great credit for the management of
the exhibition.
A man who does not live over 20
miles from here was telling another
that he had two children who were
fine Latin scholars, and for proof Of
his statement gave the following: 81
was out in the yard milking and the
cow kicked and ran all around the
yard, and my daughter cams>out and
said to me: sic sember fyranniS.' |
asked her what that meant, and she
said it meant in English, tie her to
the fence and on looking in the
dictionary | found she was right"
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-01-28
GRAY.
BY MOSES.

BY MOSES.
"Snowed under" is the usual
complaint.
We learn that Mr.. O. b. Fran
cisco's mother is seriously i'll.
A. u. Forsbcck feeds his cattle
ground wheat screenings and corn.
Captain Stuart and T. D. Arnold
were in town last Thursday on
business.
Charles Breckenridge, OF Man
ning, was in town Monday night.
He is engaged in the fish business.
Norman Vineyard is loating aronu,l
among old acquaintance and friends
in the vicinity of Colfax for few
weeks.
There is 4 very urgent demand
here just now for coal-everyone is
about out of that very necessary
article.
&. M. Taylor is going east on
visit this week, whittier Mrs. Taylor
went about week since. "Cash"
don't like keeping bach.
Miss Switzer is about to leave for
lndIanola to spend term at school
in that city. The lady is one of
Audubon county's best teachers.
After day of hard work the
snow pillow and a big gang of men
reached this place about 9 p. n. Sun,
day. Now we have a railroad again.
Master Pete and Miss Annie
Shredder will leave town in few
days to attend a German school.
These bright little people will make
rapid progress in their new studies,
we predict.
"Topsy," of the Af0ocate, appears
to be fretting for fear "Moses" will
interfere with some of her rights and
privileges, and asks us not to step on
her corns. Not bit of it, madam,
though if we were blessed with such
almighty Dig leet as ornament
"Topsy's" lower eXtrenities we
might worry about it too.
A large party of ladies and gentle
men gathered at the Gray residence
last Thursday evening, large nun.
Der being in from the country, not
withStanding the intense cold. The
evening was passed most pleasantly,
a part OF the company stripping the
light fantastic" to music furnished by
Donelson's orchestra. Amusements
were kept up until the "little hours"
when the company separated, though
we hear that the pleasures of few
were slightly "nippcd"-caused by
sharp frost bite on the way home.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-01-28

and passed them around town to the
boys in commemoration OF the hap
ply event, and took his way to his
post Of duty. Our store fairly logged
with smoke, and we smoked our
cigar till it singed our moustache, if
happily that sacrifice would entltle
the youngster to his allotment Of
"three score and ten" Toms mother
came up from Atlantic Saturday and
spent Sunday with her third grand
son. The jeopardized parties are at
this writing reported in fine condi-
ton. Tom does not take his dinner
ut the depot now but comes up reg
ularll to dine with his son, Jack, as
we learn he has named him until
such time as he shall be able to car.
ry some heavy cogno,uen. We.
have not had the pleasure OF Jacks
acquaintance, but learn from Others
that Ne is a hoy in whom bis parents
have just pride. Long live back!
ON DED.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-01-28

FACTS SIGNIFIcANT:-Six humid
red delegates, representing ninety
counties, attended the Prohibition
convention at Des MONIES last Thurs
day, and it was the most enthusiastic
gathering of its kind ever held in the
state. Nine saloon keepers were
fined 5000 each and four were fined
ST. 900 each--to be sent to jail until
the fine was paid--at Marshalltown
la st week.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-01-28
GREELEY TOWNSHIP.
Dancing is all the rage.


Frank Bierce is impaneled OH the
petit jury this term of court.
Rev. Snyder will preach the Sec
ond Sunday in February at the
Hunt school house.
In the excitement of debate Mr.
Hunt preferred taking his girls
picture home rather than the origi-
nal.
VIM. Armstrong has arrived home
from West Virginia, where he has
been visiting mis- old home. lie says
there is snow everywhere.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mackin have been
holding meetings occasionally in the
Little Valley school house. They
are sincere i'll showing The people the
evil OF their way.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-01-28

THE General Assembly recon-
vened at ? o'clock p. m, Tuesday,
when the standing committees were
announced. Hon. !. A. Overholtzer
was placed on the committee of Re-
trenchment and Reform, claims,
compensation of public officers, do
mestic manufacture, soldiers or
phans' home, and normal schools
six in all. a great number OF bills
were introduced. Now that all work
incident to organization has been &C
complished, the assembly will pro-
coed to~yeQ,ilar business, and not ad-
iourn til TIL there is at least 4 prospect
for making the trip home ant-return
without being blockaded.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-01-28

FAIR Florida has suffered incalcu-
lably from the touch of icy fingers,
her orange groves having been
blighted by the recent rankings of
the frost line. The mercury ran
lower there last week than it has
since 1885. The suffering among
the people is intense because they are
not prepared for or accustomed to
such frigid atmosphere.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-01-28

IT is now proposed to admit Da-
kota, Montana and Washington
territories into the Union simultan-
eously. The first would send repub-
lican senators, the second would send
democrats, while the third would
afford good fighting chance fol-
both parties. The division of Da-
kota is discouraged by democrts who
are stricken with compassion upon
the northern half of that territory
and do not want to see it lett out in
the cold.