Bloomington Progress, Volume 22, Number 37, Bloomington, Monroe County, 7 November 1888 — Page 3

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JTIWI lUlUKTTA TAKES YF --CSooka, Wnpa KevmarlseH, W, to close outsat prices thai will aiartiivaa. Beit lino of fiaxooy aad faaief Yajtaa in. thm coantj. Bee env mt of Uaatoa Made Bdote. Jjuiss Jtosiiisoiit ttepopofar

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e, baa been baying stock oi groeerifa wbidi ipofaoea; a tastefniry eleetaol - aapfl of qtMeoawar, emme ot tae new designs are pbe nomeaallT; nancuom, and everybody wbnefda aeaiatbtay line sboold make it a point to inapect the stock jright aooo. Some tbby desirable Iota can be purchased of the Bloomington Beat Eftate Association in their baadsmno new addition of "Snath Bark." Tea can bay these-lota in payoseats: oae-third cash, and the fibers in one and two years. .Yben yoa can borrow the money from the bailfliog asooriuioa to pay oat on aaoaaearter yon get tt fairly ondar any. To lean something oftWworkiafs of this asoooiation inoipe f aoM of the nenirjera. it wj a good tbig. brands rrerfved daily by Benckart and served ia all styles. Call and gaeavadish --. Axx taucoBft Harms to be favorabl to tbe -trade iknd enterprise of (M rjoiitn. j$aar, oa toe aoutit side ofthe aqoare.. ,it is true the stock ia oban(L iaefeastdjud diausiabfed to sent the eoadirJona of -trade. t9t tbere is a steady demand:, for riMmltiea kept in -that marvelSaattn taw coatrolltag spirit of the meas at ttreseat, sodas be has beta raiaed in taa store be knowa all aboot tbe baatneas from A. to Z. Tba beat , work i warranted in wateb lenairing, as joe still retains tbe aervices of oW Tobe, the expert iaeehaniR. . or reliable makes in watcbaa,- atbtCTware, ftoe clocks aad aeaatae cold iewelrv. tbe 8autb fiaaar ia tbe ptaoe yon are leoaiagtar. -. . - Fambm and etbtfrs wbo desire a toed aatistactory Innch. bo to Besckart's bakery, Beackart n akea apietMfMl eafiee, bis bread u light awa wnoieaorse; ana ne keeps evyttooa eiae.yoa are hkely to call for ia tbe way of eatable. Benckart's bread is ahraya tbe beat. . tauro woblev baa a lot of oratdass Baggies, Carriages, Phaitoaiaaad Sprtnc Waeoaa. at -bu Jivery atable which hf will sell for paao or wI trade for mules or ponea. Call on Craig before yon year sues. I? wobxh a visit to McGee'a fern eee the. new Fall stock of Uvenoata and Fall aoHa that Ed. baa porcbaaed in the dty and has bftwgbt here to be given away to ikacostoaters.. "Given awav" maf aoaad stronf, bot it ia nevertheless a nee. Jt ia nlMaant to look-, mi these articles aad to realise tbatal Bwet any one may bay them, bat twpleaaanteratiti to examine the piece goods and the aaita of elotbea that are being cot oat and made right in tbe boose. Sea tbe new line ofbats and caps. A C B M B I T. C. VAKZANDT baa not retired from bueieoM, but will be loans a at oidctand in tbe Sudbury block with a complete ilne of VNDKKPAKB1VS AJTD UPHOIJB. TBBXR'S BamiBaa. Ho will h..fW drrotekia entire-attention to these (pecial nwa,amwwiti goaramea wora toe Det and price tbe lowest. Bemeeaber the ptaes, Sudbury Block, orth Side Square, StUOSBAKBB W AOOK8 At ALLEita -Ht70OL JBAD8 25j.iH)ryard, oEive.

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the JSAO; , M PRICKS. Tlw nien fon the Republican Wleat aw inch ni will be a erodlt to tbx plaoog them there. Vote early tif the dty-.aa poatau, ana tui tnauae your D4 tibon to tot tt BecubHesn ticket. Xs secb man b a consmittee fit ana U ff jwe recraiU far the put;. . . The office of Sheriff ia a very is Jffrth a great deal to the patty that vjDiru.m n. i.iniuraiy mere wui a Btroggle oyer it, and theDenlacracy will endeavor to bold all tbey nave, wbile Teaching for more. 1 ins baog trie, the voter of the ajsoranty aboold flew"to'4e"lbat n triekery ja rawrted to by interested Kitties to beat Mr. Farr out ot his stlveirned election. - If no onfir or underhand means a re resortl to Tom Farr will be the next SberiO of Mooroe county, and that to? by a yery satisfactory majority. , r H, 0. Conean, oar own oitiavo, ia tbe Kipublican can didate for Conjjrew in this Watrict. .. Mr. Duncan ia a nun of ability, haa made a creditable canvasa, and will probably be elected by. a aatiafac trj majority. Let every Repnblian do bis best and all will be veil. -imeroljer that Oaabjo, Errr Blair, Maxwell, Duncan, and the entire Republican ticket deserves. aad ahoulil receive 'yomr votes. Su-e that their names are aronerlv printed .on the tickets. " o man can aSiird to lose his vole this year . It yon desire to do boaineas with a coorteaue. accommodating Sheriff during the next two Years. yon should vote for Tom 'Farr. He lis not only competent in every' par. ueniar, out jie will do the hnsmess in so stfittfcl and nleasant a way tbafi? i be well satisfied that yo fayored him. Vote fcr Tom -m Reteraoa of Benton tr... anc jonn u. uiay or Clear Creek, are tho Republican candidates for i:ralyfjqm miMtoaers. This office is one cf the most important ones to the tax-payers on the entire list. and too ranch care can not be exercised in tbe selection of the men who fix tbe rate of taxes we are compelled to. pay. . Peterson, and Clay are both careful, economical men, and will not burden yon with unnecessary taxes. Df. Gatitoq is tbe man yon eltonld vote for on Tuesday, Nov. fob, for the office of County Treasurer. He was a private soldier in tbe late war, was riddled with ballets, and bis maimed arm is too eloquent to need a speech. -1 n v ' Billy B lair is one of the best yiMing men' in the county. He will i elected by a good round majoriff, on Nov. 6th, to the office of County Auditor. He is making a nice, clean, quiet canvass. r the oSce, and is winnidg many Strong friends to his support. Remember that the election is right here, and it ocnoovea you to stay & wake. Tote for Gaston for Treasurer. aad you will realise that you did wen. tie is one of the best men hefore the people. He will be our Coonly Treasurer.If you know Tom Farr, the Republican candidate for Sheriff, van know ope ot the best fellows ia tbe county, He is on the track to win, and if hia friends will do us well by him aa tbey ought, he will get there without much trouble, Bargains for all at the Banner. 15 don. ladies' Jeraey Gloves st 25c, worth 6Qc, st the Banner. Iibincb fl wppl Trioot, at6j0o. at the Banner.

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majorities in Monroe county in 1884: Blaine, President 164 Calkins, Governor, , . 160 Grobbe, Congressmffp, V; , 157 Buskirk, J u dire, (Dem.) h. 63 Henley, Proeecui or, 124 Clark, Reprasentatlye, ; v . 252 Hiafcle, Sheriff, (pern.) -19 Claman, Treasurer, 229 Maxwell, Coroner, - 180 Buakirk, HarVejor, V 5 Fiilford Commissioner, 83 Kirby, Corambiioner, . 6 The following is the official vote for Governor in Mxidroc county, in 1884: Dem. Ron, BeaobloAMS, 205 H2 Waahington, 139 P3 Marion, 45 59 Benton, ' 141 65 Bloomingtfli E, 148 S78 BloomingVnt W, 129 235 Richland, K 120 848 Vanburen, i 86 . 156 Ferry, 143 281 Salt Creek M 3 Harroobrs', -4 11 , tf. i 8mitbvWe, A,.- 63 : 9 Indian Creek ' 139 Polkv : :; 1H p Total,' 173 1894 Total Greenback vote, 84. Total Prohibition vote, 35. Tba- official majorities jo; Monroe oontily M 1886 were : Lieutenant Gov, Rep., 86 R. W. Miera, JJiem., 131 Cbase, Congreaii, Rep., 123 Lowe, Pros. Attorney, 78 WorrallfbrRepre8entative,DemJ171 Fuller, Clerk, Ep , 132 Pedigo, Auditon Dent,, 43 This waa before the re-coont. Hiokle. Sheriff. Dem., 973 Gaiton, Treas., Rep., 34 Talbott, Recorder, Dem., 79 Dillman, Surveyor, Rep., 54 Rogers, CoroneiJ, Rep., 56 Danean, Senator, Dem., 1701 Gilmore, Coot., Dem., 225 McCalla, Com., Dem., 149 P.nhibitien vote in county. 93 iipback voteia oonnty, 42 Tuleyrohibition.rorClerk, 60 .-f-Doa't forget, oow ttat tbe contemptible repotts that have been start ia the past two or three days are gotten out at the last hour by the Democrat? with the .hope that it would tba too late, to deny theni. Tbey are without toy foiindaUon whatever, and ought to and will faUvby tbeir own weight of falsehood. Nobody but the poor man will be hurt by tbe twem of tbe free Hrade Democratic party. lie is tbe fellow who hm to work or tare. The rich man, or well to do farmer, can live anv bow. but the latteaer harar -take waaea bat aaajum etioonjniwr ee wm nave to taice nglih wage if English free trade prevail. .. . r-tSopje good improvements arebeing made in the College Campus, anioug others., q. new brick walk. Wils. Adams in -lay ibg the walk in good style. Sea that the name of oo other man has been substituted on tbe ticket you vote for the regular and proper one. There ia no telling what those fellows will resort to in order to accomplish their ends, and they don't care, so their trickery is successful. ' The Democrats are determined, if possible, to mtain the offices they have and capture others. They have, it is claimed, a lanre amount of money with which they will buy votes; and large figures it is assert ed, will be tbe rale; so the "floats" will be well provided far. Soldiers, you will not certain !y stand by and see your comrades Farr, fjraston, Peterson and Bosktrk slaughtered by Democrats who could have gone into the army but did not. Duncan was ahm - sol dier j let us give him a good ma jority. Mayor Dunlap made a speech at Harrodsburg last Friday night. Air. Dunlap has been one of tbe reliable worker, as has also Kear ney Buskirk, James Morgan and Ira Batman. Looks like a vounc town.lown in Sooth Bark, where the Real Eatate Association has bera selling jots anu are now engaged in build ing nouses on contract tor persons wno haye contracted for them. these gentlemen have a plan of tbeir own that recommends- itself to all who have investigated the matter. One uncommon feature ia that this association also has a loan association, and 4t gives assistance to those who buy real estate from them. If you want something both handsome and desirable in the line of spectacles or eye glasses, H. P. Tmirner, optician and jeweler, one door east of the Bank, offers you his services. Mr. Tourner's eoodn are unexcelled, both for quality and durability ; his instruments are the best that money will buy ; if anything should not be satisfactory he is ngni nere in your town to rectify it, and his responsibility in such a case is pot questioned, He has a very handsome display of glasses of all kinds in his window, and asKS an examination before pay out your money. you

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, APPLES AND FRCm. ; ;B rtl aUplay fruit all MM V 0 "Doiii j I i varieties apploa, I AlUt Sweri j va, rtiae appJw, atari-1 Roger lit, It 0 Fwter id Plte Bimbo. hUrt ia B Jfof. f f tflr; jBort collection- woet itpbls -h !;. PUw Ben Davli, Humuei DimsMjeut, J a Borlund Id Plate. rareJwoet Showeri! Dliphy grepe Hnilllpnj Bout collectioa paan, O F $od ?1U M.iSen. BimS, Mry B Plate Rome Beauty, J A BorJsnd j Kt, yellow Bellaflawer, Mary E. Roger: "SfUte Falater, J S Jobiwon : J teH Pippin, Mry E Jchmon; Plate CUytoo, J S .f ohBwn, Plata BaldWin, JA Borland ; Plate Korthera 8py, John IhMtell; Plati Jeney Black, C A Baogefj Plato Gre Kewrftll, Samuel DiDitttjfee i Kate J-aaaet, J A BorUiid j Best eortton pmebaa, W A (Jampbell s PUteQulwiOPDodda. " TABUS LUXURIES. , Boatlonewadecheeie, atraS A Camp, bell oohto eake, Mr liarr at Clarfc Coeutentcike, Miai Ada Blr Ut, Vary Butcher id, OoUowion Jollieav Mf Lixwe tt Okntpbell j Bread, yeatt rUing, yB J. Vr. 8ieon j Bread aalt ri'iiRjr,wKarr a vHunoeii j caae any vanaw, m MkM Pawphin d Mary M XJlarft ; Collection iwiiai airt xumti itiitia:, Use 10. tn PA Rat IPHODUCni. ?alf ba. wet pcatoa J R piatmere ; Collection rHh potatpat, J 8 Dininore ; Collection vesetattle. Aaton BoUon; Head cabbage, W Jit Banger lit, Mary J Oordon 2d ; Beat diipUy tomatoei, Pre Peat: Beat Pumoliia. Ueo P Campbell J Ptak of turnipe, P H Bogert; Collectiua aruHt bean, J Willie Bungo; a varietta Iri b potatoat. Fred Pea : Bicrcatt beet. r JW Hind i SiiuatB, I Mil Boean, PI.OBA1 Cut lower, Mr. I, Boiaoa : Beat flow Und tiled, Thoroa Spicer; Hanging baiket, Pre4 Poj ; Beat dkpiiiy QwanC ama, ft Pe Beat dUplay.pi Prod Pea;' BJni Bex, Mr. Q ir Campbell. . . .: l ' i ii Pj ii. .i u a j , Mrs, 1. :W. Davie has been confined b ber home durine the past $ve jfeeks rVitit aa attack of billiouseK . -jotherof pr. T. A. Wy tie, wbo Is a rrcabytenan minuter in Philadelphia,, is here to attend, the offlfen wedding also Theo dore Wylie aad wife of Newport, Clarence Bieknell, who is rick with typhoid ferer, is now convalescing.frVeir, w ean have oor work done far from one-third to on-hlf lei if tne venocra tic party win, that' one u08wi?srtpn. Ia t': sutcsw, oi' tba Demo uratic.free trade prty com'os the aaturttiiconfikt wage of farm and faotory band, together with carpenter band and (itber men wbo work at trades, will be lowered one-third or one-hiiif. so that the man who iVxeuonably well to do will .be better off in tbe mattir of fairing hand, tini uid new itkuiih. a win ne wugci en tbe bard working ipoor man, but a protty, oft tba(sltotlie ieRr - Miss Etta Craven is in bad health, and inajr have to give up her position in the Gosport schools. Mrs. BnocS Feller has returned from her visit to relations in Ohio, . Wm. Bowles has bought a house of Henry Voss for 600. One of the model banners, but Thursday, read : "Protection gives ggers and dutch 60o. per day at Showers, FaoryuT Another baqnsr had inaribcdnpra "The niggeriraud dutcb at Skplrais Fac tory eat corn braid and molasses!" The objection to tbe Showers Bras. is that tbey are Republicans. lodge Eokles died at Green castle Monday of last week. Clint. Worrell bought 500 worth of horses at Greeocastte last Wyatt. W, Wicka got back from California on Friday last. John M. McGee and J. F, Piltman have come to Bloomington to vote for Matson et ah Carter Perring has been rusti cating ia Chicago a week. .What more could one ask in a candidate?'' inquires Judge Woods of the United 8tates District Court, in speaking of General Harrison; "He has harmonised the tliyiajpns which formerly existed in the Republican party and he is drawing largly by bis' personal popularity from the Democratic party, abd the questions of high character, ability and loyally to the party being satisBed what further could one ask in a candidate ?'v Wediin't ask anything more. Judge, All we ask. is votes enough to elect t.r . i j t . . i Him. Ana tucy are coming.. Vote for Billy Blair, everybody's candidate for Auditor1. He is sure to be elected,, and .voii will always find thai; it is best to vote fur tbe men who are elected. If you want any favors they are in a jifisiwun to grant tnenj, and ;iatr will-co'me aa near doing, it as Anybody, Vote early in the uioruing.and then see that your careless neighbor votes. Soma people ha v to be reminded that it ia election dty, ip-gO doa, Lajliea' Imported Fan cy ftandkerohiefs at 10o., Worth gyo,, at tbe Bauner, . rTbe Banner proposes to sell more goods for less money than any store in the couutv. Cash does it. Braeden, of tle Banner, is in the city every week looking after

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ratio committee will pay. !S25 ifj any such tuiotf: (n- banner- with "niggers and dutch 60o. a dy, at Showers' Factory) waa-" earrieii In the profession. Of coum ' tbey will tbey thongbt better of it'aod had -it kept out afler.it. was painted, learning that such a banner would' lose them many ; votoe. The gentlemen who ;Worilt for Showers Brosi, if they havi grievances, can get them settled withoui any out side interference. If theas bypooritea haye anything betiler for Showers', men why' don't litey suggest it?. - ..' . ' ; r-tb ladies of tba Waloojt at. Ptftl, chorob wiU iwye v Obrj-aan-themom Show in the aadienosroOra of the chnrob next Thursday week, thelStb. Adminm;10c,. The will eontinat -mm. 4aya,i nd'ihe flowwa -wfi4. Prooeeds fot the. benefit of the - Miss Ella WiUon and Foster Blight arrived a t home Friday oa a brief vacation Tey .-willj stay till Tuesday niht. -Notwitbstimdiiag' tba excitemeat over election; matters, onf population continues to- iotHfease. There is a. new baby at Br. Jordan's ; likawine atHeiavy Woiery'a house. -Who waa tba. country ntaa that came in with the banner la Thurs day, and. who was . promptly re buked by tba Democracy? . The countrymen are not celebrati . tit. lettering binnerf. Is not this ex LpIitnaUon a little thin1? . Remember that it ie.the policy of the Democracy to succeed by gross misreptescptattons'aud by tbe use of money. They will attempt to deceive voters, .and if "that wont work tbey will try to corrupt them pby the use of money. Nothing too vile for them to resort to. - The banner reflecting on the Showers Factory was a boomerang: unejr'wont do tt again.- . un, no, that waa .dear experience, the only acuopl that many, persons learn in fit ' - -W- w m ' ouowers Jtsroe. alone bad six big wagons in the display' $n; Sat urday, which is more than the ilejaai,f;lM on Thursday. ; me old soldiers were a. , very promtniint feature in the par last Saturday. Where wera. tbey in the Democratic parade? - Thereis victory "in the air, All that Is needed, is solid work, and Harrison will be President. Tbe parade Saturday was i different looking: aQair from, that o Thursday. ..There waa an air of refinement and culture about its maktf-up and a taste displayed that is never seen, in a. jjemocratio dis play There ia just as much dif ference between the two aa there ia between day and" night, and always has been;' 4 126,247- perajr have left Ire land and Great Britain since Jan. 1st, 1888, to settle in this country, If wages are good and prices of food and clothing reasonable in that free trade country why do they come to America? Americans never go to Ireland or Great Brit aip to get employment. From Maine i:o the Gulf of California, and from Pucet Sound to Key West, there is. harmony .'in a W-v a .a a "..? tne ttepuoiican mnks everywhere, and when. tbe party that waaupan imouB.againat slavery, and iiuatii raous against disruption of tlie. CJb ion, and tnat is unanimous against tree. trade, and unanimous against u rover levemnai aud.nis suam reform when, this unanimous Re publican Tarty a torn comes to speak this - week somebody's go ing to hear sdmetrtiDgorth listening to. It's a way the Unanimous Rqoiblican Party hkit - Anaiker Brief aSxtcnaiam. Da. Boa Aascas to Stat. ..- A number of persons who have been treated by Dr. Rose, the eminent Cincinnati oculist, insisted toaine -enouia remain .and etve inem ana f&eic iriends further attention. Although the Doctor had other engagements he agreed to do i ii is, ana is now giving special at tention to those needing classes or asking for treatment.. Many, who were iiaiu oy mm wnen ne was x . a i a. " a a in Bloomington before have -come to him with. their friends and rela tions and have had work done and secured treatment foil them. Tho methods adapted by ftr. Rose are l hose that are!most in voitue in the schools of Eurojie to-day, and lliat nave ueen aaopw.j i t))e leading institutions of Amerisia. ' His work and iuV patients are his best advertisements, and they bring him increased business wherever ; he has been, As his slay wjjj he extreme ly brief it will be to your adviut-i tage to call at once. Hft cut .iw seen at his office rooia in nikper's Hotel, and Will badlaaaaTtn

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. "- - .. -t. . aaaeeaoMiyiB.eMM -jU wtft ;:tbese. banners, but thi lie was. prampuy-.rebnktd and the! banner destroyed," Oh I SVJ n Conntrypuui, aint- yon tijianjijd i yourself. And now yt iilDamoeratia Committee wants 4o bl f 25 thut the banner waan't carck4. K, ili waa all ready for- cijtrj'iag,- b it-thalwiewsio-ciiBagtBB teakeu Jr . Qae batiner from jsaaontbeiin. pprti mof this county ceebtred tbiit J8 el the rnjea had voMi tor C!li sn fo!(yf, bul ,,wxijd5 hiii - tk Bcihb Uimitf: baa est e -8ay,: Dcmys did f mi votei lMt Sitnrday f r - . mi itfae ' :i-W.:.a Fe'alajMt' 4b. prwiioa ill-'cage .wlt! .Cm and' Jbanjrin it, Satunla r---S. TJodda M-Gm, :had thirct! wagina in tbe procession on 8a tutthe IRepnblicnin in nwke aucb a display after' aip all day and. nigtit ram, and. on a calb morning, as the did Sittardaf, 'what mijjbt the.jr bayeJoneHfw''wid bad such adafaaTburadayl-:; ; : The Demya juwpeo' a tle; wroag- men wnea - tney. Sbo were Brothers. : . tackled, -r-Tbwe'f "no" flirs rta" " She fr era Brotbei-a. 'Jefiul k(xik''em - ---An: immense log eihiu - iln rtbe prooeesion, last- Sutuiday,, was drawn 'by forty hoises,. moumted" by twenty voters. If tiy work cU Tuesday as they did.; w. Satuirtiay ail will b welfc - ; - It mayte generous in un fcxUnion officer to say, na Col; Matsqn.did at Greencajtls', UI am .not: ashhnied 'to say I am' ini. favor of -aivihle. all ex-OonfeiJ(!rutes theft1 share of the epoils of tbfs. govtiiiment, in every particijIiiV, " but -way TialTOTSyliiJ gi?etsity wU be approveq by oIrsiuaiW.gevr ally. By the way perKsjM .Col." Matson would be kind enough to explain" what he mesnii by; hii apoila of. She Mveriimcnt," and wbaf'b fiegaras tbe aliare of fbe exconjfederateaf ' .- We bjppe to be. aWa,to give HatcMnajoriiy next week. .. If..amoneis m!ein plating joining the Demcratjie party let them read the fcUflLWiing bj Bob Ingersol: - . I am opposed to th- i!iociatie Sirty, and l wilt tell yorK.?; vi?ry 'state .that secedfd frem the United States was .a dentioeraUc ette., Every prdinanceji.seoesiiloo that was dj"awn was drawn by a deniberat.. Every rmia that endeavored. -to tear: the old flag froib the heaven that jt. enricbes waa a democrat.. Every enemy this great republic haa bad for thefost twenty years has been a democrat. Every maa that abot union soldiers waa a democrat. Jiiyery mi,n that, starved! anion soldiers and lefnsed them in the extremity of death a crust, wan s democrat. . Every man that loved slavery better than liberty was a democrat. The man. that ase&ssinated Abraham Lincoln wat a democrat. Every man that sympathized with the amissin every man that was glad that the noblest president ever elected was assassin atedwas democrat. Every man that wanted the .privilege 61 whipping atiotbep man to make hijo work for Him for nothing and pay him .with.; lashes oa. his back, was a democrat! ..Every man thai raised blood, honids to pursue hnrohn biugs'.was. a democrat.; Every man that dubbed from tibriekmi:, shuddering. r.ouch5neiuotherf th e babes from I heir breasts and sold them into jjawry,, waaa democrat. Every man that impaiirec th e credit of the XJnieed States ra a dontoctat.- Everyman thai;svror wc would n'tiver psiy tbe bonds ;wi a daaioccat. Every man thai, avrort W9 would never ledeeni the green' backs, every maligner of this ormntry's ctedit, culiimnifttor of bii country's. honoe, was a demonrat Eviiry- man that roncd Lincoln because be issued the proclamation o f emancipation was a democrat,.- Ev . ery man who beUeviKl that any state could go out ol (lit union at its plessiire every -man -who believ ed' that tire grand ' fibrin of tbn American government could be made to crumb's initantlv into dust at tbe trmoh of treason was a democrat. Every mail that helned to tiurn orpuan asyltfms in the citv of New York waa. a democrat. Every na. ihti tried to Ijre the city ..i .new & vvy was a- Oirnioort aiLhouah he knew- that tbtauanncls would perish and knew that tlie gireitaerpepfs ot flame leaping iro n buil(Bc to buildinir would clutib children from t heir mot beta' arms fvy wretch that did it was a demaaiswV Recollect fi? Bveiy aan that tried to tord annal lnox anfl Vfjlow fevop in tha .portb w aoiBQcrat. boKlicrs, cwerv but yon bae on your heriicbolies wa

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IVSINBSS. AFTER WAP JMTi 0 VR BOOKS WILL PASS WVQ JtW A'AaDS OF OUR ATTORHEtS J OOLLECTKU. PLEASE PAK$ TrC& CALL AND SETPLfT rj PS ASD SA Vh COST OF" G9&F JirO AS WE CAN FAVOR WHERE 4N ATTOJtXEr CI ft kspectf ul. ur ropfi wfE.yna, IlicPHEETTaS BIRDWIgn CO. .. STODiwWAwr's; .: . At Mtfmt:,: -The beat of canned artoilir choicest of country prodiicc, i4 ove'ry leading article ooiinlly apld. ' i n a grocery store are Qb Qemp. Wilaoa'a. " ' ; ' or KOTAT.". Ci.ur4aav.dMM.ad' .. "W1? In the Hobrwi Ctrwtf 1 Couitorwaittk ; Turm, teas ', -. ' x. Notioeii-lorel)y giyen, that tbe -ander. ' nif'neda Adrniiiiatratrif of Vt e?tai Jiimc Courtney, ' decotued, bar Wsr -iieted and flled heaccoint 'and T tfr in 5nl celttnrue-itt of akl ertala, aiidMa tli a same will oome ui for the .eKimihi li in and nrtii n cf said circuit fctofriAft tiha, Wth day of $!av.gmbor,188ft,al whii.-h tiar e: all porsonj iiitersctod in aKl e.tutr arwrr quired to appnav in (aid eMrt eiii -JrVfi e uo, if any there be, why taij KWOUHt and voucher abould not be appmviid: ' - And tliheirut'aitletalo,ahduirotii. pi iotrrfU-d therein, are aliHi.lieribv rt -quired, at tho time and place afort'iVid, 'i aiHnr and hiakn prmf of their. iirNi p 01 claim In nv inrt-.H miH ette. - '- j MAUXU.V COUKf 5ll: U4.31.-eS. . , .... AdwiniArUriai. ExtCBtof's Jfaltee... ' ' NOtlCB l UmwHv given, tlwt itw 11, . dornijciied. a been appojlill hf t?ut Cferk of the Cfn-vit Ck tt :Si"r4 CiJity. iiutaof IitdUna, Eriii'tf in ei tate of p,iina tVibam, lata jf cminty, deceief,- ... . iaid cUc f fsppnied f be lAn:pt. -

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