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FRIDAY, NOV., 5- 1NMG. Thr Laimt. Friday morn'mi;, Nov. 5, -The returns up to this morning indicate ftie election ly the Itepublicnns of thn entire state ticket. The legislature i detitoerntic, we think, without a doubt, injuring a wain of a United State Senat r from thi -tate. New Jersey is democratic in Mate and legislature. The report that Hnlmsn and (.'nr lisle were defeated is untrue. The Sentinel claims n majority in Coiigicsa and a gain in the Senate. LOt'AI, ITEMS. I'he ttentocracv done noblv Al Smith's little son is still sick. Our subscription list ig mereasiiiir vi-ry rapidly. There wa not a drunk man in town, Tuesday. laiah Suodjrrass lost a valuable horse last Friday. Kiiht- n Hyatt visite.l friends in Nolilesriile lat week. The vote is cut down on the state ticket in Union county. Wouldn't it be a pood idea to fix tip ths court house fence? Brownsville township is a ''holy terror" when once aroused. Seventeen democrats in Brownsville township failed to vote. John l'yle rets the largest pension ' of any man in I'nion county. The prohibii ion vote in thiscoun' ty was much larjrer than expected. J We bo'd out- paper this week in j order to get all the election returns, j The attendance at the M. V. dav school was l.'il ; collection Smi- $'!):. Will Jarrel had business i;rrsville and Iiidiuiiapon. l.iy. Brownsville has as nice f-ociable young men us any the state." in Con-Wcdncs-a lot town of in The new ! rapid I v. Mr pot work is ruinsr Shatter is the man on lor the work. Henry Ilu-ted wjt-t lather to his Co.. Fi iday. accompanied his home in Boone Chambers pa s pric' (r con ;ii ry befiire on t 11. the hir'ue produce. t market See him The Murphy properly is being repaired Tt hoiild lie repaired with a nice new building. Lawyer Sianlord has had his law oflice handsomely decorated and a new carpet put down. Christiana (iard has built a commodious vreauda in front of her residence on Seminary street. Horseradish in bulk, ready Ht I-rael"s meat market. Th to eat ; onlv place in town you can get if. Don't prepare dinner at home on Thn ekstrivieg day. but save money by taking dinner at Opera Hall. H v. Ceo. A. Mackintosh returned Iroiii the east l ist Friday. He visit- ! Ww York Cily and Brooklyn. Tt"' ii'w oscillating Sinirer is the lixhtrt l i i ii i i n ir machiiiK in Ihe world." !. C-Ijiis x. Agt. Ladies, Misses and Children's fine Woolen Hose, in all sizes, at Cully & Son's. I). C Johnson is selling more Singei S-wing Machines tbau all the other dealers, put together, in the counThe degree team from Richmoiu1. Odd Fellow tell us, have no superior in the state for thoroughness in the work. Court convened Wednesday, his j H nior Jmltre Swiff arriviti-r on Ihej at'ernooii train. There i not a very ; full docket. ' j J. X. AValtfMi i draining his frc.nt Mini liv putting in a six inch tile; ditch to connect with the culvert t It u Tavlor corner. oii The new the grocerv in the Cen tral hotel i makings things howl. ! He i sdiinr I pounds of light j brown sugar for ?1. j F.m mom-sou Ryan. Lee Could Allie Bertch and J. X. Walton w re ini iated i' to the mysteries of Odd F 1lowhip .Saturday night. lohiinv Morgan is clerking al the St. Charles hotel. Hamilton. Johnny b:s many friends among the travelling men who wish him r-ucess. Why not buy (ienuine Singer w lien joii ki ow they will out last tlneeot any other make. I. C. Johnson, Agt. Mr. AV. K. Becket and wife, father and mother of Mrs. Ceorge E. Coiigl 1 i n. and Mrs. Mary Cougiilin. motliur n George, spent Sunday with their children." Preaching next Sunday morning mid evening at Presbyterian church ot'Liberlx bv Ihe pastor. Eveniu subi'-t ''Religion of the Hand All arc invited. Mr. J. II. Wilson the prohibition candidate for representative, and one of our best business men, received a handsome complimentary vote fi om his friends in both parties. AVcdncsday afternoon at the Presbyterian Missionary meeting at the parsonage then were present 29 ladies. The meeting next Wednesday will be held at the residence of Dr. Thompson. Arthur Thurman bad a short and sharp content with the fire fiend, last Thursday night, the house he lives in taking tire. Thurmati says ho never yelled once, hut ju-t pulled - his cont and went, for it himself. The death of M rs. J. IL Huntington, has thrown gloom over the whole community. A devoted wile and mother, she a leaves husband and several children to mourn her loss. She died Friday snd was buried Sunday. Nothiug is as nice as an iron fence, and no fence is any nicer looking or stronger than the Hanika Iron fence, made at Springfield, O. This fence lias several advantages over all others and should you need an iron fence, see Sam Hull befo.-e you contract. AVell, the struggle is over in this county and with the usual result. The entire republican ticket is elected some with the usual majorities a tid some with decreased majorities. The state ticket made some gain in county, especially in Harmony Tp. In fi nether column will be found the vote on count' otCi.-ei'3,

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dren's fine Woolen UUBC) : iin all sizes, at Cully SLt . ! Son's. i j Election day passed off quicUv f Mr ... . .... , v I . Ryan s voting at Noblesr! ! ville, Ind. 1 Joe Pilkerton is jerking type for I the Herald office. j Brownsville township voted as it i never did before. Ellis Cooper, of Boston, Ind in town Tuesdav. W as Xiok Druley, of Bo-tou our streets, Siituribi. was on i Ceo. IJose lias trrated himself to liaiiilsouie new cutter. Will Shafer has a nice baby on ne will sell very chenp. Mr. W. I). Leech was the guest of Liberty friends, Saturday. Lawyer Smith of Oxford, is attcuding court here this week Klsie DuhoUe was in Liberty, Tuesday, vUitiu old friends. The MUp Pierce have returned from their visit to Richmond. Now, take up I lie slack ill and iret readv tor a vietorv the rope in 1SSS. "Children's Hour"every Saturday at Presbytrrian church at"2.:i0 1. M. Subscribe for the Bcview. It is a st rni"ht-out democratic newspaper. ! Foie sale: An excellent woodi burning stove. Inquire at this of- ! fice. j The ' earth, i scribe Beview Xow is the bet paper on is the time to subMr. Ola Samuels, of Hamilton was (be guest of Miss Maude Yaryan. Sunday. Will Baldwin, of Washington Ind . if the guest of friends in Liberty, this week. Court ndjorurned to-dy. on account of the death and burial ol Freddy Keller. Coal has jumped up in price. The quality is very fair, however, if that is any consolat :on. Will Xorris, his wife and niece, drove to College Corner, Sunday on a sie.jiceing lour. Harry Bider lost his vote by moving Irom one precinct to another just one day to late. The church has received its firt and second coats of plastering. The I whitecoat is yet to put on. J. W. Chambers, the new in the Central hotel sells It : ofggranulated sugar for $1. grcc r pounds ', Doe. Bohcson has been setting out a number of fruit trees on his ; own lot and tenant properly. Bring the Review your job work. , We "'ill Io it eheaper and better I than any ortiee in the county. Hollis Beard. (he liveryman-, j ha miles t he lines over a swift stepj ping and handsome black horse. I The dinner and supper given bv the K. of I. lodire, Tuesday wa , worth twice the money paid for it. A line Kentucky road horse for i sale, cheap. Inquire or. Jiik Lamhs. t . . . Needles and repurs for every inchine known, are kept at the Sinirer ' oflice. Johvsov. Agt. ; A "Japanesse Tea" -if ( rpcr'fi "(i all ! !ianks"i iir even;ii'. A cun and i up :i ucer given to acJ person taki nsr supper. Frank Cox i baying a good deal f trouble with hi leg that was oruised so badly when he had the iiMia way. Every demo ratie voter in west precinct, Center township voted, and every republican vote was got out except, one. The proposed change of time on the ('. II. t I. railroad has again been postponed until about the middle of November. AVhen you btiv a sewing machine of I). C. Johnson you can rely on got ting a new one. as be tet u new supply every month. Mr. Cliri Simon, a leading society gentleman of Cincinnati ban been the ytiest of hi friend Frank Zutteri .i - . ,. ' III I i M I I till" 1 1 1 lv j The railroad company has put up a sign at all the street crossinss in j town, warning persons to " look oul ; for the locomotive." Married. October ,2th lSSfi. bv i J M. Stanton K-q. Mr. Martin Johi.- ; son of Rush ceumy to Miss Rosa ', Abernatliv ol" Union couniv. Every lnin or boy that can borrow a gun. lias irot the limning fever. The quail law i out but there are not very many being bagged. S. AY. Creed has an excellent family horse for sale. Can be driven bv women or children and does not scare al the train. A good horse at a cheap price. Beware of ihe Singer Mat-bine d'vertised tor f lib It is bogus, or an I old second hand machine, for D. C. I Johnson i the only agent for the j Genuine Singer in the county. i Rude Bros, started up Monday r I morning for Ihe season. They con7, template turning out an immense amount ot work this year and arc employing more hands than usual. Mrs. M C, Hill diiree to inform her customers shs has removed her shop to the residence recently occupied by Perry Shideler-on Union street where she will be pleased to welcome her patrons. C. AY. Stivers contemplates spending the winter in the south. His late sickness has considerably impaired his heallh and he is afraid a severe winter would ruin his prospects to a complete recovery. Squire Rude presented us with some honey this week of bis own raising, that surpases anything in that line we have tasted. Squire keeps his bees in good working order and takes a great deal of pains with them. f The Star AVind Engine leads them all. There has been more Stars put up in Ibis county in Ihe past two vears, than all other kinds put together. Sam Hull sells them, and never fails to convince you that it is impossible for a farmer lo do without one. The German Insurance Co., of Freeport, Ills,, insures against fire, lightning, tornados and windstorms. It has $2,000,000 assetts, which places it among the best insurance companies in the world. Sam Hull is agent, and you should not insure until you see him. Ladies, Misses and Children's fine Woolen Hose, 'in all sizes, at Cully & tCon'rj.

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other one insrht Inst week. She. be-i iiicn ttA lioil ai. it it-fill cirri! ftf W rl,ll. ' il - and he because she hud an awful ! siiht of "trouble." After she had j leaned her -bead upon his shoulder ! mid wt'iil a few scalding tears, lelt ! j,JC r T , u interesting ' J -1 scone. We sympathize with W. O. Kcflcr and wile on account of the deiuh ot their bright little son Freddy, which occurred on Wednesday nikrlit. ot inembraiious croup. Uttle Frcddb was a favorite with all who knew him, because of his irood nature and intelligence. II 's death is a sad blow to the family, but they c-ui draw couitort from the lact that Fruddy U now in the iund where sorrow is not known. Saturday night was celebrated in Liberty as Hallow F.en, and such fuss and and noise was kept up till midnight that, no one could sleep, (iatcs, wagons buggies and everything movable was c iriied away anil mine of Ihe articles have not been found yet, 8.W. Leonard has lost a nice gate, and he says he like mighty well to knew where it i. Others nre in the same fix, and nearly everybody who has lost something is taking it & a matter of course. Will Hart and Miss Libbie Haworth were married bs Thursday evening at the residence of Hon. U. M. Ilaworth. Mr. Hart is a yoiinj! mnn with a host of admirers and friends ami his integrity and business capacity will make him ri -l. in this world's eoods. Miss Ilawoth is one of Union county's fairest daughters and a great favorite. May their married life be one round ot plrnsrre and prosperity, is the wish of the Review. Xew goods always take the lead, and prices are usually lower for them than older stocks. J. W. Chambers has recently purchased a full Mock of groceries, tobaccos, candies, fruits, etc., which he now has on sale it. the south room of the Central hotel building at very Iw prices. Do not let old fashioned notions stand be twecn you and your in!er sis, but jroseehim. price his goods, and we are sure you will buy. The speech made by Senator Wil1.1 rd last Friday, is considered the most able and convincing, ever delivered in Liberty by nnv nratoi . His explanation of the state debt was particularly spoken of us. clear and could have been understood by even a republican. The hall was fillled many ladies be'ng in attendance. At the close of the speech three routing cheers were iriven for Democracy and then adjourned. Al n meeting of the stockholders of the Natural (it Company. Mmihlnv evenimr. a vote was taken in ref erence to siiiKiug another well which resulted in favor of another trial by a vote of ti!ly-!wo to forty-eight. Six of the nine directors, however, are opposed to going ahead with a second well unless all the stockholders are willing, claiming that it would be doing those opposed lo il an injustice, and thus the matter stands. Con tiers ville Examiner. i The Red Book as usual makes its : -ippearance just when wanted, and j the state edition this year abounds n ith statistical information of the .,:.. .1-. ,..., i ri... !iMll. publication has become the ,,iM,..i ....ijiicnl inti.l,L- ,.,! not oul v is it of nixiuestioned value a an a ut liorit y upon election results, but 's a model ol clean and most artistic tvpographv. As ol obi it is sent without mom-y and without price, bv em-losing stamp U; C. K. Lord, Baltimore, Md. AYe were extended an invitation o attend the Odd Fellows banquet. Saturday night, but a press of other business compelled us to excuse our self. However, we learn from those who were there, that a grander lVal was never set before man. and when it wa known that John Pyle was the caterer it will be unnecessary for us to comment on that part of il. The Richmond degree team was in attendance haying conic down lo confer Ihe degree on four or five candidates, and were enl hnsiastie in praise for the treatment they .bad j received. A late hour found they j still enjoying themselves, but then ! finally concluded that another time ! was coining a nd they adjorned feelI ing better from the good thing thev ! had eaten and the fellowship they had enjoyed. After you get angry, and make up vour mind lo stop your paper, to make the editor feel htimilited, jus poke your finger in water mid then pull it out and look for the hole. then von know bow sartiv von tire missed. The man who thinks a paper cannot survive without his support, ought to go off and stay awhile. AYben ho comes back he will find out that half bis friend didn't know he. whs gone. The other half didn't care a cent, and the world at large hadn't kept nnv account of his move ments whatever. i oh will find things you cannot endorse in every paper. Even the Bible is rather plain and hits some bard licks. If you were to get mad and burn your Bible, the hundred of presses would still go on printing them ; ami if you were to stop your paper and call Ihe editor all sorts of ugly names, the paper would still be published. And what is more, you'd sneak around borrow a copy of it every week from your neighbor. It would he much bettor to keep vour vest pulled down and your subscription paid a year in advance. Proud of II is S'sirr. The Chicago Tribune relates the case of a young man who i regarded as somewhat of a phenomena because be invariably acts as nn escort to bis sister to nil the best entertainments, theater, etc. Being praised for his unusual attention lo his sister, the young man promptly and proudly replied : "No there is nothing wonderful or extraordinary about it. She is the only one in whom I have the most thorough confidence. She is always the same, always pleasant and affectionate, and to tell you the truth I am afraid that she will go and marry some of these imitwtion men around here and be unhappy all her life. "She ha nobodv else to look to and I shall take care she docs nol have to look to anybody else. I snpj pose some day a genuine man will come along, il he is a genuine man 1 won't object. Until he does come she is good enough for rue, and if ever I find m good a girl I'll marry her The example is certainty commendable. A yonng man would do well to seek his sisters society until he find" another lady as good as his 6i'trr. ' "

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New York Daily Graphic to plraso a J niuiiler of tl! lad'ys friemlf, who in j Pokcn of he article, in this county. This gifted lady, who made f-uch a marked success in concert last winer in Aew 1 oik, comes irom mat region so prolific of song birds, the . . - . . . .. --.,...1 es', ii would seem mai, uie region which surprises the world with its energy enterprise and wealth, is to be the scoitree of our art inspiration. Certainly some nf our most gifted singers of both sexes have come to us from the West. First Abbott, then Nevada, and not least, if last Mi-s l'ierse. Miss l'ierse is what is known in musical parlance as a dramatic soprano which will develop into the school of Barepn Ro-a, Materna and .Vilsson. She has a full sonorous and rich voice, of strong individuality, reaching through three octave every note of which i9 perfect and available. Voices ol such range and power are exceedingly rare. These gilts combined with a queenly statelines of person and beauty of lace make her a phenomenal artist. Miss Pierse began at an early age tit Cincinnati under Mr Theodore Thomas he appeared in concerts in Cincin nati. Chicago and Cleveland. She has rec nt ly si mlied with the great teachers. Man t '.ek Krrani mid Bris tol. She is just out of her teens, ol a commanding figure, a face in ils strong beautiiul character, almost tragic, and a blonde of the most pronounced style. She has mastered the chief part often opera, together with the oratorios of the "Messiah "Cre-. tion" and with her concert repertoire is probahiv the best equipped of the new school of singers. At the recent great musical festiaal at Omaha Miss l'ierse divided the solos of the "Messiah" with Mme. Fursch-Madi, singing the higher re citatives and arias, including the rreat test piece " Rejoice (Jreatlv". The Omaha Bee says of her: "Mis l'ierse is the handsomest young women in the profession. Her complexion is that of the blush rose, fresh and transparent. Her eve are large and expressive of appreciative niiles and equable temperament. Her bend is finely formed and reels firtnlv upon a pair of beautiiul shoulders, and is snr"oiiuded by a wreath of hair, of richest sunlight. Her voice is a sweet soprano, pure, clear and resonant. Its training li ;t s irTven it flexibility and strength, ami especially in'-the high noc's a compas and correctness most grateful to consider. Last nisht she sansr. following Fursch-Madi, the aria, -Oh, give me bak my Native U ill, reaching high C and sustnining it. in a most successful manner, while the immense audience warmlv insisted on a recall.'' tti-owiiHvillc 1 1 cm. J. M. Carlos and wile spent Tuesday in Liberty. The ladies of the Christian church have purchased new Uniou blinds and bung them and repaired ( hings. John Leah and wife spent a tiou of last week with College tier friends. Mrs. Mary AYcbtcr ha been ill the past few days. ther por-Cor-qutte Lev Wood and Everett Kilchell honored Brownsville with their presence last week. Mose Piei'son made a business trip to Connerville, Wednesday of last week. Quarterly meeting will 1 e held in the M. E. church. Sunday, at half past ten. also in the evening and Monday morning. Rev, Y eager our intended pastor ibi vear, ami Rev. Thomas Avers of Ohio will take his place. He i a man of no'cd intelligence, who will hold meeting in Brownsville every Sunday and prayer meeting Thursday. Miss Frankie Dtingan was shopping in Con iters ille Wednesday of last week. AYm. Hal! made a business trip to Indianapolis, Friday. Rev. AYolf will begin protracted meeting here next Wednesday night Let all attend. Rev. McKinnev spent Hst Sabbath in breaking in a colt for a change. A certain young lady of this place would be under many obligations to an in ! hidu.il in Liberty for the return of "that sunshade." Miss Ktta Hall made a business trip to Liberty, Monday. .J Quinn. of Abington. va the guest of his daughter, Mrs. IL Winters. Tuesday. Sherman Higgs, of Springersville, ha moved into the liutiin property. John (ear anl wile visiteil the iaiter's sister, Mrs. Winters, Sunday 15eu Threewitt and sister, Miss Josie. of rhilomalh. were in town, Tucanay. Kvctiriion fo riiiesitro N'ov. St Ii, ISSb. good going on regular trains of. Xov. Slh. and returning on all regular trains until .Nov. jsith. Fare for round trip .1.50. See ex cursion bill. On Thanksgiving day the ladien ot the M. K. church will keep open house in the Hall furnishing, to each and everv one who calls, a good sub stantial dinner for l!o cents. In the eveuim; will be given an entertain ment of a very high order to which you are- also invited. Take your family there to get their dinner instead of staying at home and working all day. An invitation is extended lo everybody. -Sucl i asLetter Heads, Hote Heads, Bill Heads, Statements, Envelopes, Posters, Cards, Etc., In fact everything in the Job Print ing line. Satisfaction guaranteed. C Jive us a call and Subscribe for

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