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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-09
CALDWELL.

II is proposed to extend the Caldwell Railroad
from Essex FAILS 10 Whippany. and thence to Morris
town The route Is southwesterly through the west
ery portion of Roseland. across the Passac River.
south OF the Swinenei bridge and through Hanover
Neck to Whippany From Whppany 1t Will run
either directly to Morristown or connect with the
Rockaway road at SpeedweL The promoter Of the
proposed extension Is the Rockaway Valley Rail
road.
A meeting to form a, township association OF sun
day-schoois held In the Caldwell Baptist Church
Thursday
The Woman's Auxiliary Of the Verona Presby-
terrain Church has elected Mrs. :. H. Rich president:
Mrs j. G. Cannin. vice president, Miss Anna
Brooks secretary: Miss Fannie Hornfeck. treasurer.
The Caldwell Building and Loan Association has
elected for president NJ. H. Lindsley vce-president.
Edmond II. Lame secretary. Allan Lindsey: treas
urer, John Espy directors. Horatio Mahon. John
Espy. George H. Vanderhoof and A. Bently DE
Camp.
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UNION COUNTY.
ELTZdB BETH
or a LAND AND BUILD
ING COMPANY.

NOTES OF, INTEREST ABOUT THE ToWN-METl
1NGs. ETC. rAsr AND TO COME
Tho Progressive Land arl Building Company was
organlzel this week It's object being 10 puro"d',
land in Elizabeth, Roselle, CRAWFORD iorra'"e az"
other parts Of Union County ana improve '"o - -
nv buildlrg dwelling houses which are 10 De sun
~, rho instolment plan The company Is capi'a'-
tied AZ 600 and the ncOrporators ana ulrec'o'
ore Lester Davis Stette, Randolph > DRAKE anu
Joseph f. GIasby The company filed articles OF IN
corporation on Tuesday with the clerk Vi '''''
County and will begin business at once
The quantity Of ice harvested by the ice com
narioq in this city IS much larger than usual. ana
the cold snap of this week has made the managers
Of the companies regret that they filled the ICE
houses so SOON as Lake Ursino ana the En%doe'i
reservoir from which the Elz 'bethtown Ice ooi''-
pany obtains It's supply are now coVereu WIN
sheet of clear ice over foot thick and OF lar
superior quality to that when was cut " "p'' -
weeks ago.
The Elizabeth Athletic Club will hold an auction
sal, OF reserved seats on next Friday night for hef
minstrel entertainment. to BE- given on FEBRUARY 80.
The Constant rehearsals have brought the chor"S "
forty members into excellent form.
The Amateur Dramatic club OF ~. faui'h >
Church produced a drama, THE Shamrock ana
Rose" at the School Hall Monday night The
attendance was large and the work OF performers
was warmly approved.
The Columbia Military Band viii give us hrs' con-
cert and bail next "Wednesday night Five huhorel
irvtatlons have been issued and an interesting pro
gramme will be given by the new musical orsal~d
ton. tho shin
building plant OF the : l.. Moore g sons NVipens
~ Eliza6ethport. has accepted the same p2a'tloli
under Lewis Nixon. who has leased the yard' ana
has again assumed his old duties, .- - ,,
An interesting stercopticOn exhibition was gwen
an TUESDAY night in the Madison Avenue Chapel
bv the Rev. pr Hathaway, or JerseY 'lts. u. ~,
nyhihition was followed by short but excellent
The net receipts from the charity ball given for
the benefit Of the AleXian Hospital were so, -
ana this sum has been paid 70 the managers Oh the
Institution. d., ~. H..
GOOD VIII Lodge. Knights and Ladies or honor,
v- give an entertainment OF musical ana literary
chrractcr. to be FOLLOWED by sociable, on frriay
night March l. at the lodgeroOms I'm Library Han
The Sunnower Association will hold It's annual
masquerade ball on Monday night in the veteran
Z1uaycs' ArwOry.
The Rev Or Kempshar. pastor 81 the First Pres
byterian church. has been az Atlantic CITY i'r
week
The Ncyono Boat cub held its annual masqueT,
AIDE last night at the clubhouse II was jolly and
successful affair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-09
MIDDLESEX COUNTY.
NEW-BRUNSWICK.

willard p. VOORHEES,, of New Brunswick mace
annllcation TO Chancellor McCill. at Trenton. on
Tuesday for an injunction stopping the ui'i VI
the case OF the Market and Fulton Bank of New
York against Henry II. Palmer. when was 10 DC
heard before the Middlesex Common Pleas TINS
week Palmer was adjudged insane In April
tSes and Is now confined in the asylum at Iren-
ton The chancellor granted a rule to snow cause
The case of interest because oil 'he ioi''e'
prominence of Palmer in New-Brunswick'
The residents OF the Sixth Ward have petitioned
the Board OF Aldermen for an appropriation IN
next years budget for sewering ColleSe-aVe' ana
stone Sicard and Bartlett SITS.
Oliver Kelly, of Metuchen. has been reappointed
by Governor Werts member OF the state Board
OF Assessors.
one of the leading social affairs in New-Bruns-
wick this week was the seml-centennia celebration
on Tuesday evening of the founding at Rutgers
College OF the Epsilon Chapter OF the Delta Phi
Fraternity. A dinner held at the Mansion
House. There were about eighty present, ihciuu-
ing several prominent NewYorkers.
The ordinance providing for the vacatng of a part
OF Somerset-s and the laying OF a new street
in place thereof in order TO allow the widening o.
the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks has been signed
by Mayor Van Cleef. The entire expense OF ''o
alterations Will be borne by the railroad COMPANY
At an orange social given by the Christian Ell
deavor Society of the First Reformed Shureh' o"
Friday evening the admission fee was one sn %, H.
and In the exercises of the evening the orange "s
urel prominently ,., q,
Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius V. Smith of Schureman .,s
celebrated the fifteenth anniversary OF 'heir n"'-
rage Friday evening. Itch ,v,u
The Mddlesex Democratic Society s Tartsd The
hereafter be a polco- social club. mas eecteu ,so
following officers: President. NJ. f. Iickery, VIZ,
president Theodore w. Stoetzel; secretary a,owrIi
A. Reynolds treasurer. Peter 5. Atkinson; hnahc'a'
secretary John y. Haver. ,,, =, .srha
The Rev. DR. j. NJ. Buckley. Edi nmn, ti ~ The
Christian Advocate" will occupy the pupit VI a .,s
First Methodist Church. of New.Brunsw.ch, a. ho'S
OF the services tomorrow and VIII take part III o'''
services III, .o,, ,,s annual
The city Club OF New BRUNSWICK heih It's a in,sd
meeting on Wednesday evening. me c'uo rpaidwn.
Jacob j. Janeway, Woodbridge STRONG, LAM 2aine ana
Langdon DIR. Charles Voorhees,, Nahum MI. ,,ons
r. b. Blauvelt and decided 10 MAKE hv OH a,v a.
for the local offices In all the wards Of the CAV -
the spring election.
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HACKENSACk.

Armour cement is made OF the marriage NJ Fref-
erick Jaeger OF haywood and Miss Grace Shackei-
ton. daughter Of O. ID. Shackelton which VIII take
place next Thursday. 1t will be private on account
Of a recent death in Mr.. Jaeger's family.
Mrs W. W. Holley, wife OF the Rev. DR. HoIey
of Christ Church having declined reelection as
chairman OF the Nurses Aid Committee Of Hack
cnsack HOSPITAL because OF III health Mrs. T.. H.
Dougherty has assumed the duties OF the position,
one Of the most important in the auxiliary depart
ment OF the hospital
Charles Henderson. head OF the firm OF Peter Hen
derson & Co.. has gone TO Florida. TO bencit his
health.
DR.. David ST. John will entertain large number
of Bergen County physicians at his home next
Thursday evening. and Or. George +. Shrady VIII
read PAPER Surgical Emergencies In Country
Practice"
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SUMMIT.

Despite the inclemency OF the weather n large
audience gathered In Music Hall. at the Hotel
Beechwood. on Tuesday evening to listen to the
first concert given this by the Summit
Choral Society The chorus. under the leader
ship of Dr. j. G. Griggs. showed the result OF
careful and thorough training and the soolsts all
gave their numbers acceptaby. The volinist.
Miss Ida Brauh was received with marked favor,
and her playing of Chopln's Nocturne In T. Hat was
repeatedly encored Among those present were
Mr. and Mrs George w. Dillingham;, the Misses
Dillingham;. DR.. Cheeseborough. the Misses Sos-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Renwck. Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis 8. Phraner, Mr.. and Mrs Ernest d. North,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-09
HOBOKEN.

The recent informal dance OF the Columbia 'IuD
was pleasant and fashionable affair. Among
those present Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Macy, MT
and Mrs.. L. d. Jackson Mr.. and Mrs. William
Roach. Mr. and Mrs c. II. Kimball. Mr. and Mrs
William Plummer. Mr.. and Mrs. G. F.. Pckenbach,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. =. Erkenbrach. Misses Wander
blt c. A. Macy l.. Pickenbach, Gertrude Whden.
Eta ELDERS, NJ. +. Holten. Catherine Ebbetts,
Grace Plummer Beatrice Frost. Ella V. Ketcham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Vanderbilt Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Parry; Mr. and Mrs. W. f.. WInant Mr. and
Mrs. @. Hatfield, Alexander c. Young Frank
Child. George Garland. w. c. White. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. NJ Niver. Mr. and Mrs. p. NJ. Arch
Allen. \: Allen r. Abel and Dixie.
The nth anniversary of the organization Of the
Young Mems Christian Association OF the Della
ware Lackawanna and Western Railroad, at
Hoboken, attracted a large audience. The music
which was furnished by an orchestra composed of
railroad men. excellent. The vocal music
was furnished by A. w. Hammer and Mason
Jones The latter also gave interesting his
tory OF the branch. Addresses were made by the
Rev a W H. Holder. OF Ncw-York, and n VI.
Forney The membership is ei5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-09
NORRIS COUNTY.
YOUNGSTOWN.

The question OF whether Morristown should he
lighted, heretofore. by gas and electric lights
altogether by Is the topic which Is now being
generally discussed The three years contract with
the gas and electric light companies recently ter
minated. The companies instructed by the
Street Lamp Committee Of the Common Council
to bid for lighting the The electric light COM
pany bid 10 light that portion which they had been
lighting for the same price the former contract.
while the gas company made three proposals.
namely, to light heretofore by gas and electric
light to light with gas and oil. and to light the
whole town by gas. including that portion now COW
cred by the electric company, the contract 10 run
for three or five years. There Will be special
meeting of the Council held Friday evening
February Is. to decide the matter.
As usual Washlngtons Birthday will be appro-
prlately observed by the Washington Association
nj New-Jersev The exercises will begin with
salute from FoIt Nonsense at noon. Luncheon VIII
be served to the guests and members at the Head
quarters at $780, ana at $3.50 Frank r. Stockton.
who Is a member Of the association, VIII read a
Dr. and Mrs. +. s Bradford Of M Map ~ ,so
sailed Wednesday for zen weeks TRIP TO the
Market Street Mission died on Wednesday ,, night It,
was converted for nearly six years: lie was also
member OF Torbert Post pa ~ III hf rraman
of the South Street Presbyterian Churcn 0in,
cang assisted by T. N - iTonSde
The Young Peoples Society of Christian En- En-,
deavor OF the South Street Presbyterian Church
will hold It's second Anniversary in the churcn on
Wednesday evening next. The local union OF 'he
Christian Endeavor societies has been invited, ana
the gathering viii be addressed by the Rev; d.
Clement French. d. D.. president OF the state
Christian EndeaVor Union.
Eugene Higgins has contracted with David IL;
Wilday 10 build an extensive exercise paddock and
riding academy Oh his estate. the Glen Farm. IL
VIII be los feet loug by 20 feet wide. With a
double pitch shinge roof. with all the modern i'm
provements and galleries at each end. The earth
viii be excavated eighteen inches and filled with
tanbark. The building will be between the racquet
court and the barn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-09
SOrTH ORANGE.

Conrad Ifar'cns,cn has plans ogt for the crcc-
ton II a hotel at South orange ana Mum ayes,
Nali-burs
The funeral - james Kent Hitchcock was held
81, the home Of his daughter Mr.. Edward Wariell.
Tn. Roy g. 4 Savage of the orange Valley Con
cregaiional church oNicatoi Mr Hitchcock was
a lawyer ami was eighty-tw0 years ODD
Township CDuuse. price addressed "a letter q IN"
Nalishurg Borough Council demanding payment for
n bin flr <1,f.l Tor lEhts used prior - the time
the electric light system was established II is tn
claim OF thc borough that 10 aocs not owe this
money as tho expense ~ lighting was taken from
the license money. IL decided % Jog the town
shin bring suit
pass An ordinance nj IFS next M ting prphbtng
street railways from crossing steam railroads AT
grade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-09
WESTEIELD.

The Collectors report shows that he has col
ected over 81 900 OF the back taxes and $4,000 out
OF the S3l 900 assessed last year.
public meeting held ut Crawford on
Thursday night to discuss the project OF erecting
"A nre-alarm tower with alarm bell.
At a meeting OF the Rosee Borough Council, on
Monday night. resolution was passed that the
5000 license fee of the Linden Blood Horse Asso-
citation be collected. and that Roselle Borough re
ceve it's proper share. This Is the license fee that
the racetrack gave for the privilege of run
ming the Linden racetrack
The annual inspection of the Wesheld Fire De-
partment was held last evening.
A meeting will be held at the Crawford town
telephone and nre-alarm system.
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garet Blauvct. to Percy F. Butcher one Of the
most popular young men in the Third Ward The
ceremony Will take place Wednesday evening
February 20 at the home of the brides mother
Ne. % Els; For;y-siXth-si.
This evening a minstrel and variety entertain
ment will be given in the clubhouse hall Of the
New-Jersey Athletic club sydney s. Schuyler
Henry Meigs, Herbert Forrest and II. +. Outcault
will be the end-men, The other members of the
chorus are Charles c.. Wheeler, William Boyd
Edward o. lockwood. Henry r. Chamberlin, inter
locutor; Robert Il. Borland NJ. S. Borland, George
W Yates. jr.. w A.. Rrdstadt. \. d. Gordon
Charles II. Leonard and Clement {. Young Alfred
W. Lawton. Henry Meigs and Robert +. Borland
the Committee of Arrangements for the affair
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RAILWAY.

CAPTAIN Henry Decker. of the Reform Club. VIII
reneat his lecture on christianity" at Washington
Hall on the night OF February 10.
4 number OF men in the town are ABOUT 10
organize another council OF the Royal Arcanum.
T,rdar tho ausnlces of the Church Workers"
of St Pauls parish. local talent will produce
HowelVs farce THE Elevator" Tuesday evening"
February 26 in the parish-rooms 80
The AeOan Musical Association VIII give its
second Subscription concert on the 23d inst
Three deaths OF wcll-known people are chronlcieu
They are Mrs Abner u. Ayers, OF Elizabeth TOT,
meriy OF this city; Mrs Cladek, widow OF Colonei
j. j. Cladek and Mrs. IL. W. Dean OF 81. Georges
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Il EARNY.

The seventh anniversary OF the Kearny Hook
and Ladder Company. No .. was celebrated Tues
day spent at the truck-house. in Kearny-ave.
There was speechmaking dancing and supper.
Preparations being made by the societies
connected with st. Cecilia Catholic Church 10
hold Il valentine festival in the locture-room next
Thursday
The Kearny Rangers Football Club has selected
II. A. Allen as stage manager Of the entertainment
that Will he given Evans Hall Kearny, Friday
night. February -. and \. Orr as floor manager
at the dance which will follow the entertainments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-09
IRNI\GTO%

\ e. McCrca. pastor of the Hilton Methodist EpIs-
copal Church received call from Grac' church.
Staten Island. CONGREGATION % nh the pulpit during
q trip OF their pastor To Egypt and the Holy Land.
If. Will begin his work al staten Island tomorrow
The Clinton Township Committee was pcuilonrl
by the proper iy-owncrs along the lower ond or 'n-
tDn-aNe. have the sewer connections made with
Newark and a committee. consisting OF W. Z. ward
and VI H. owens was appointed 10 have a proper
survey Of IN. proposed sewer made. \ committee
will effect ARRANGEMENTS for procuring a meeting
place for the Township Committee until the new
Town Hall Is finished.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-09
ARLINGTON.

The Arlington Dramatic Society Is arranging for
the production OF a farce-comedy in two acts. en-
titled Not Such a Foo. lie Looks" at the club
house A reception given by the society at the
home OF Miss Amy Beckett. in Grand-ave.. on
Thursday night.
A meeting OF the Young Mems Christian Union
was held on Monday night. Ii Is the intention of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-09
MILI3UR\.

The annual orchid exhibition at the United States
Nurseries at Short Hills will take place the latter
part OF this month.
81. Roses Y. NJ. g. A. will hold a Martha Wash
ngton tea party on the night Of Washington
birthday The next literary meeting OF the ASSOC
citation will be held next Wednesday night. when
the subject for discussion will be, Resolved That
the Republican party has befrended the hating in
dusiry."
Mrs. Williamson. OF Wyoming will entertain the
wyoming Literary Society 1t her home next Tues
day night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-09
BAYONNT.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Z. Warren OF the Second
Ward are entertaining the atters parents. Mr. and
Mrs william ~ Outerbridge. of Boston.
William r. Stevens, the amateur canoist OF THIS
CITY. has been selected design the canoes Tor the
American Canoe Associations exhibit and use next
Announcement has been made or the petrothai
and invitations have been issued for the weadihs
Of Miss Ella Nav Blauyelt daughter Of Mrs. Mar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-09

socio,v n erect a building including gymnasium
readinc-rooms and bowling alleys ahosod an
Comnanv q; lst Regiment, has Just puicha'" "
,,nrjah, niano for its rooms at the Armory. ,..
Town Committeeman and Mrs |. +. Enseif?t rel
coiehrnte1 the seventee 18th anniversary 81 81,
wedding Tuesday night at their nome III DeSG9r'
,Tbere Mas a musical entertainment ana uahci"s'
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-10-21
FIT, LYNN LETTER,
Fr LYNN, AK, 0ct q, '95

Fr, Lynn, Ark, Oct, 81, '95
| was unable TO write my regular
letter last week owing to a severe
attack of indigestion and kidney
trouble, will 70 to Dllby tomorrow
and try the water Of those famous
springs for my aiment
There Is considerable sickness
here, but is slowly disappearing
The mill is still idle, and ualess
the lumber company make some ar.
raugemeuts whereby they can run
the mill 1t win be very close times
for everybody here
Manager r. L. ruppie spent a
couple OF days In reSarkaua on
business last week
MIR W. W. CoGy was shaking
hands with friends In the Gate City
last week Fred Mcclure Sundied
In the Twin City
Mr. 4, j King has moved into his
new Office which makes him very
cosy quarters
Don't forget the social entertain
ment given by the Lynn Sunday
school next Saturday night pleas.
ing program isarNngcd lee cream
lemonade and cake will be served,
ONor,A,WMfK
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-10-21
Great is Arkansas.

Arkansas looms up at the Allan
to Exposition better than any state
in the Union, and every paper we
pick np has something to say about
our state
The Atlanta Constitution in
speaking Of the exhibit at the At
lanta Exposition, says: Great is
Arkansas, the state Of the apple,
the home OF the pear and cline Of
the peach, There is no state Of
the Union better represented at
the exposition in a mineral, educa-
tional or agricultural way than
Arkansas.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-10-21
COmnands unIYersaI Adm.TaiIOn

And meyer disappoints any
body the neat Job work exc
cuted at the TEXARRANlAN
Job Office You use printing;
we do printing our interests
are mutual Can we not help
each other2 Often thepaper
can extend little courtesios,
aud we know the job Office
can please you. Give us your
patronage,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-10-21
PROTRACTED MEETING.

Rev. ]. w, Johnson, pastor of the
State Line Methodist church, as
sisted by Rev MIR Calhoun, Of Pitts
burg, Texas, will begin protract-
ed meeting at the State Line Meth
odist church on Wednesday night,
and continue it as long as they find
any interest in the same.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-10-21

Louisville, by ex-Commander Law
Ter smacked very decidedly OF a
partisan harangue. 1t brought
into rather bold relief the impress
sion that the Grand Army is after
all a political organization AN inn
putatlon from which it should be
absolutely free. General LAWYERS
utterance reminds one Of the fact
there are still many men who would
turn the infinite fathos of the cisH
war-the mothers aud the orphans
sorrow and the patriots agony
into material for a claim agents
speculation Fortunately, there
we're other sentiments more in
keeping with the highest dignity
aud delicacy Of the occasion.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-10-21
IT WILL BE POSTPONED.
The Corbett-Fitzsimmons Mil Viii
Be Postponed Until the Mid
die Of November

There is a whole heap going on in
fighting circles at Hot Springs and
elsewhere,
1t is thought now that the event
-"fstic" will be postponed until
the middle of November This is
made necessary by several compli-
cations They say;
First, the Governor Of Arkansas
must be made to know thathe isuot
a monarch and can make laws and
construe them TO suit himself
Second, Fitzsimmons has not up
his stake money, nor is be showing
any desire to get withia thousand
miles of Corbett.
Besides the two complications
named, there are many things to be
done and undone before the big
event will be pulled off in Arkansas
.-ifit is ever brought to a termina-
tion.
The Governor has his word out
that the fight shall not take place,
and it need be he will convene the
legislature to stop it.
While this going on Julian aud
Vendig are having a word war which
will never be settled as long as
newspaper reporters give them
prominence,
Governor Clarke has given the
newspaper men the shake and will
not show his hand and he only says
when asked aboutit, "that the fight
shall not take place on Arkansas
soil
Attorney.Geueral Kinsworthy IS
an able second to Governor Clarke
and will be his adviser on all law
points
Suggers are making much to dc
about the General of Arkansas mili-
tia having his photograph made
with CoIbett ON one side and Brady
ON the other
General Taylor, when he saw the
picture got ashamed olhimself anc
gave It out that it was a snap shot,
II is said by the Hot Springs Sen
tiuel, that when Chancellor Leath
erman said "He found no law
against prize fighting and he woul(
therefore discharge James Corbett
from custody the people fairly HIT
ed the roof from the court building
with their yells
Sheriff Houpt he who wanted tC
get a crowd at the Springs audhayt
them deeced and stop the 6gnts hal
written a pointed letter to tn,
Governor 1t shows the cloven foo
in every line and Governor Clark,
must have felt like wringing tha
Sheri0's neck, tor the Sheriff doubt
less took the Governor for a'chdmp
or he would never have penned IT,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-10-21

1--WE believe that the rank and file
of the Democratic party should at
once assert themselves in the Dem
ocratic party on record in favor OF
the immediate restoration of the
free and unlimited coinage of gold
and silver at the present legal ratio
OF 16 to i, as such coinage existed
prior to 1873, without waiting for
the aid or consent of any other ma
tion; such gold and silver coin to be
a full altender for all debts pub
lie and private"
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-10-21

The Helena World man, who
thinks he knows it all, says For
reasons Of his own Col, Hashley
has announced that he was running
for Congress, but we assure the
Texarkanian that tins is a Joke,
The Colonel is simply killing time
and making people tired
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-10-21

Before the indianapolis election
Republican papers were saying,
GAS Indianapolis goes this year, so
goes Indiana next" AS lndianap.
oils gave a good round Democratic
majority, the Republican editors
are in the middle of a bad predica,
ment. Little Rock Press,