The Democratic times., September 03, 1880, Image 2

SOUNDS FROM TUE CAMPAIGN.
REPUBLICANS PLEASE READ.
The llaivcoek bo,»m gots bounding on­
It is n»n»firont to evim th“ most, casual
FRIDAY,
observer that the Republican press and ward.
rutors ar»* making their entire campaign
Thousamls of honest men. »»ho never
and
by
fighting
lice
■11 sectional ¡»reju.
voted a D aocratic ticket before, support
the war over again, tn spite of the fact H .acock.
e ended fifteen years ago
that civil str: *•*
The Printers’ Hancock Ar English Club
■ a¡f g
trauern!
I y accepte.
and that iis re; ultsaie
neruliya.
1 San Francisco numbers two hundred
and by none more than the Southern peo- members, and is rapidly increasing.
!>h- themselves. This attempted revival
David Davis, of Illinois, publishes a
. .'■ÍEPTEN! BEI
of sectional jealousies upon t’.ie part ot
letter giving his reasons for supporting
th • Kejmblicah man igers is not only out­ Hancock. He believes his election »»’ill
rageous, but it ;it the same time illustrates put an end to sectional strife and sectional
to what desperate st: ..its they are driven pa* ties.
IP.
S. JlAXCOCK,
PENNSYLVANIA.
VICE 1 RESIDENT
L ISH,
b»r caiiital to meet .heir ends. They are
From the statements in the Republican
willing to again throw the country into organs as to the amount of money col­
turmoil if it i> necessary to do so to retain lected and expended since their party has
their leeck-iike h hl on the public tout, been in power, it is perfectly clear that
Bat th y have follow ed this style of cuir- not less than Sd.0(H).fib'I,(kit) have been
stolen by Republican thieves in t»»entv
,uing too often to hoodwink the peo-
veurs.
any longer, who well know that all
The Republican press must be short of
danger from a “Solid South” has long
•ampaign thunder when it claims that po­
ago disappeared, unit that none are more
litical shyster. Creed Haymond, of ( a!i-
anxious for peace and prosperity than the
fornia, as a convert. Like ('aid S<diurz,
' Southerners themselves. The nomination
lie tights best for those who puy him
uf that pure and great t uion General, most. Besides, Haymond has not acted
Wini’ie Id Sc ,‘t Hancock, by the Demo with the Democracy for six years past.
crutie party isun >therillustration of good
And now comes the Rev. Jonathan C
faith, und one that will b.< acre pted by Stoughton. Prohibition candidate for < ’<m-
everv fair-muideJ, conservative Repub­ gress from tho 1th Illinois district, and
licurt.
Now. that tho ‘‘bloody shirt”
INDIANA.
rOK FIHM’ON« I • I. V!,: . roHSt
Remaining in the l’<.'t-o!lice, Jacksonville,
August 31, lsso, »vhii’li, if not called tor in
fen day.-«, will I • sen: to the Dead Letter
Oil’n-e. l'i-r-oiis vulii g l»»r them will say
“advertisi I.’’
Allen it. A .
Aust in E. G,
eime-1 v .1. M.
Adams Mar»’ A.
ei m ed v XX . i*’.
Braii'h,u 1 >«n.
••min IL 11. A H. r>.
Benin it Era' us ‘ ; J
I.» Frank A.
I’.,il he Ellii'.uZ.
i •re' S. lì.
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Buck R. XL
lift ll.l I ll 1 < >UI
i. 'CKllend M.
I’.rmer Mat 1.da
I ew is J< iTerson
Bal lies G. A.
Lamini Liieii
Bryan Mary
?>lori ■ ■ ,n <'larendon
Banges.' I >r. R. F.
Aic.XI uriity J<mus > >
l am 11 :-liai J 2
>.'.;iX .h'hti
C'leiii Henry
.X! ci i iiis I L
< li 1.iii'Ii»• Ja'peF
-.1 Ueliell Allallst
< oll.ii' Latina
M ili i a v James
( ii.i.l is M. I),
Miilei L <».
< ‘arr ‘I tioiims
< meli < 'tara 1’.
< ’am Con 2
l'ea-e S. < ».
(’ai .ell Lydia H.
l’Iii iips P.i,•uice
<’agm W. A.
Pi < .1 <>lt ani nel
(’»min-r E, C.
Potijade 1. L.
•’lark Ella
P illiee Cl.as.
(’ mipbvi! John < ‘.
Phiii|.s.!.me
Hecker C.
I. <mev Vi'. M.
bei::., y John A.
I li e-v i .> n. XX’. ;
Eai.at James
lta_-.iale Jaim
Eppei son A lice
Paglioli Isaac
Epperson l'.ivim
L. .un i*ii ii 11p ('.
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i'.p.ur Geo, XX . J
Eval.' II.
Stephens XV. I’.
Fine N.
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E.elils XI y l oll
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'!'•> tue E di von ur tue T imes :
I und erstand theie wiil be an eflbrt
ma.le by tue medical profe-sion of this
• täte, at the next Session of the Legislu
lure,to pass an act reguhiting the practice
of medicine; and 1 tlr.iht every iti 111 gellt
•¡tizeii will wish them ( Io.I- pi 1 in their
work. It wiil not b risked forin ir ’Ul*
of any < oque, :scho >i or “ path
but f< r
the people, as a protection uga St quuek
erv anil crime.
Some may be ignorant of. and o
<lou oi it, but th.) tr 1 :hiiiior.ible, ed m
physician is cap.iliie of rising alio»
prejudice and purely sel.ish aggran
ment, and in a sincere, Christian s
strive not only to relieve suli. ring
inanity <>f their physical ills, but als
vaiiCe their material a.id spiritual 1
ests. It is ill this spirit of ailvaiice
. nd reform that, tin; medical • ofc-a
muk-s complaint that Mr. Garti-id made
■SIO.OO'J in a swin lling enter..rise in 1K65,
known as th-? “hog back" oil investment.
They found the “hug back,” but there
was no grease In it.
daunt >d so vigorously a ••Ju, it
be uuiiss for us to qu.He w.iat 1
J. K. WEzVl'H ERI’URD of Linn County. Grant who is the embodiment of Repub-
JAMES Fl 1.’! t.»N of Wtisco County.
A corimspomlent asks: “Why do tile
lieuicism aecorJlng
; * fit to the Stalwart idea)
T. G, !»\VEN of Co.»s CountV.
employers
of Chinese labor »vork SO HUX-
aid at Bb> .»lingtoii, Illinois, on his re­
St 7 ( r.ll :i hl
turn f o.a a visit to the “Sunny Soil'll" iouslv for Garfield?” Ik'cnuae
DEMOCRATIC APPOINTMENTS.
I
voted
against
the
bill
to
restrict
Chinese
last, Spring. Grant being good It publi­
Hon. Jas. H. Slater, U.
L;ST OF LETTEivS
MEDICAL LEGISLATION.
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S. Senator,
immigration, and. after Hayes veto“.! th
measure, lie voted against pas-ing it over
the vet i.
l’he promoters of Chinese im-
id l^i IVVlUli 4 t^,vll Sv V* IVi ll vAvl
L -1 O A A C11U.Ì-1Ì"
Swlur.iay, Septi-mber is.
It may be appropriate on this occasion pion.
ut half-past one o'clock p. 1!. Everybody to r efer to my trii> through the Southern
To those who. regardless of sacre 1
what 1 have seen while
is invited to at.V.a.-.. I * 'j *1. Sv.,»«ij . wO.a .c.i States, and
memories. ii>;lst ou sundering this I’ II1« Ut
traveli).o. I have been gratified, at my
for ladies.
of
States, let us say this day, your rights
rec ption in ull the recently rebellious
„Mutes. 1 pas ed from 1’miailelpliia to we »»ill respect, your wrongs we will as­
T uf . complete arraignment of the lie"
Florida ou my way to Havana, and on in» sist »ou to reuress; but the goI'ernm.mt
publican party, and the best stutoment of return c no via Texas from ?.i xico, thus
resulting from the union of these State-»
the question» to be dec ■¡»led by the Presi- p;e sing throng’ll all ihe rebellious Slates, is a priceless heritage that we intend to
ucutiol eleutiou, will bt • found on the first and it will be agreeable t«> all to know preserve und defend to the lust extremity.
tendered me
ue at every — 11'lw orJr s
<‘f Jtt!'/ (JrallXU! i>: Z-i.’.i
page of today’s 1 i . v ! es . The article is tl'...t 1 i.sp’.taii'y w
city through w hich 1 pa:: sed and a -cepted
entitled “Why a Change is Necessary, ” in nearly all of them by me. The same
anil it proves its the
very conelu- decorations w«jre seen in every State that
are seen here to-night, The Union flag
sively. We call tsp^cl,
t ritma to it.
floated over us every when and the eve.-»
of the people in tho.^e Slates are as famil­
“ T here does seem to bo
iar »vi th its colors as yours,
yours. and looked
cock boom,” sav
upon it us guaranteeing to them all the
“but it won’t last lung; it will Jio oat
rights ami privileges of a free ¡»copie
before long.” Th it is like what the fel­ »vithoiit regard t«> race, color, or previous
if
low »» ho sat on tl AxJ XlXOkllltiXl n top said to condition of servitù.le. In most of the
Noah as he floated by in the ark. He ad­ St;it.:s, up.»n the reception committees,
Th<- Brooklyn
says it is good for
mitted it »vis rather dump, “ but diilu’t si ie by siile, »vere men that wore the
gray and men that »»ore the blue, aud
,0i>0.0(ki, und then declares that ( ..moral
tluuk there »vourd Lc much of a sho»ver.” reception uddrei»:.es were math* in pari by
Garfield committed perjury’ in the Cr Ant
Just then the waters covore.l him.
those who wore the bint arid those who
wore the gray. We have no l\*«l»-Oil to Mobilier business. It thinks a suit for
T ammasy has withdraw a its cull fora doubt those who wore the gray will fulfill libel »»cul l be a good way of j i Ji'' in ;
State Convention in New York, and the all th-y have promised in lay; iky to the the assertion, and it »»ants to l»e made a
L A .'
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Democrai.c goo-jc ga.u
ga.ubol» in high lati­ ll.L'4
dciendaiit in court. It »vili do ull it can
U »Ó
O
llaa.A A»i *1 I*A /.A..., iv*AV«
No fair-minded Republican, no matter to pli.'ii
tudes, The Empire State is for HancocL-
.uu-® Dot ciil’i'
111 u di¿11 t»A.k .S
ana Engi.j^
luu pcxut.venture ol huv. a.vciig Lis ¡»arty feelings mav be
plat e in Ne»v Y ork or Ohio.
„..«mle
a doubt. So are New Jersey, Indiai» can fail to !'•■’! that th-
Repul»lieans are in high glee because
and Connecticut, with a host of other) opened against the South rn Stat.-s by
the
Secret iry of State under Dr. Garccl »11
V 44 -J A, • - «» • ‘ * A W A A 1 > A G OO A A A » A * C. 4 I LU »J 1 !1L_ XU Hi
States to be counted <m
T k
weakness in their candidate, Mr. Garfield. in the ?»f .ine imbroglio lies come ou
degree of
.
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It is an evidence that his ¡»olitical record favor of Garli -ld A Arthur, notwiili .:.;
go on.
can authority in other instances, he cer­
will address the citizens of Southern O.v- tainly ought to be in thia. Said lie on
gon at Jacksonville, ut 1! dt’s Hall, on
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a
a
k
v
as
. to
publish a book und deliver several lec­
tures on the subject, which will astonish
everyone, Several prominent ILquibli-
runs are iinnlieated, inci.id.i.g Gen.
j
25. 1»H> )
Grunt. Thus does u change of govern- To THE K d TTOB op -IE
went become more imperative i
a duv.
1 see by tho decision of Judge Dendy,
T he organs
aoi. Abraliam are cull
ing lustily for their reward in ftS usti I
a
a
of the ne»v Judges, they give no heed t » •imou’.it adj 1.1 ged due from him, out
the cries «»f these corruptionists and treat imply that ne has paid the s«-iex**il
them with the couteiupt they »»ell merit amounts to Shcriffi» of the <lit!er«’n*
To st» such u precedent would be fatal to
ui I *’„‘
, *k.i ¡1U I J IU V i)C*
trie judicial system of the State and re- lieved the law authorized him to do. His
opeu litigation that has been settled for sweessor. Mr. E irha: t,u believe.1, that
many years. We are pleased to note tli.i tuc law auth.»rza.l him to do the same
Ao.aiiaiu s t.M.ls na»e mi - taken tli*ar men thing, und I know that he paid the same
Their anathemas will f ill lightl» on the fees to Sheriffs that Mr. Chadwick d’ l
public tar, for their purposes art Ui
a
i
x
x
dli
evident.
M r . G ar * tei . d has been a persistent
champion of 111 »nopi 1», und au opponent
of the best interests of the people, eve1
since he went to Congress
l'he mani
schemes of the ¡non »p »li-ts tÍL.t nasssl
during Republican asien.lai
C •
gross,uo muitei now outrugeo
h.ul his earn st support, lie was
ling tool, nu I. as reported by Kept»
investigiiting committees, was »»ell
for his services. Can tne people
Mr. Garfield in the
»vhich lie aspires w itli
them in th e fice?
ubie to suppose th :• if
high liositi
stum fa ts »taring
Tespect,
that Mr.
!;»• thi'
transaction or has tn ide one dollar its au­
ditor <>f the State. But Lis fair fame an I
Is it not reason­ reputation aave been tarnished ;and that is
lie is clothed with the only object his trad tie« r- had in view.
more power he »»‘ill go 1 to greater extreme- And - ne of the principals in the whulc
in the eonr .Si ‘ !11‘ 1 Li'S so long pursued ? traili action is the present Mayor of I’ort-
These are matters th American people
laud.
Yotirs Truly,
should not lose sight of in casting th *ir
A I- oveu of F.» ir P lay .
ballots next N ivemb »r
G overnor T it vxr.« seems to be in
Treat Him Properly.
us to ” which one of the boys he
is,” judging from the nature of many of
llayes is coining to the Pacific Coast,
his appointments. This
i. . doubt, to a man and it is given out that he will make no
up u tree, is growing into a lit Jig fact as political speech s »»hilo here. The object
one Republican after another is di-dietl no doubt is to net ire for him a general
out patronage Dem ■ .at - would naturally reception, to be part ieipated in by Demo-
be entitled tout the han Is of any other eruts.
Whatever he may say on the
member of the Democratic party. Tho stump, no one surely iloub s th it the ob­
last gentleman of the 11 publican jicr.oia- ject of his visit at this time is to help the
aion that is a reeipitmt of (» ibernaturi.il Republican partv
For this reason, if for
favors is A. W. Stowe:! of 1 igene City,
who L.is been ¡¡¡»¡».»inted State Commis-
Uoner to net with Geu. li. V. Ankeny,
repreaenting the United State ». to deter­
mine the title tn swamp lands in Oregon.
P n»ay be that Governor Thayer •ould
fi . I no Demoerat competent to fill the
ti vcruiu duties of tii • position ; ¡¡nd it
in vy al so 1. » th it hu is so well ¡»lease.!
w th this ina >. ation in p ¡liticai usages,
so poetili ir tu Litu. lf, that he intends
i> «rsistiug in it tu tii) e.i I of his term.
H » in ir resi »»sur ■ 1 th i* tlxj R epiihlicuns i
can stand it us long r us he.
no otln r, his reception will and ought to
be partisan. And, besides this. Democrats
cannot h lp remembering that be is a
fraudulent President, who holds an office
that by right belongs to Mr. Tilden.
With the Bakersfield
we believe
that to honor the man would be impossi­
ble under the circumstances; to respect
the office as long as he fills it quite out of
‘he question.
The Democrats should let
.he Republicans do him all the honors,
and then make whit capital they can out
of it.
— A Ni»
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TUB G. 0. VA R.
REV. LOWELL L. 1!< ¡GERS, A. XL. P kes -
iui si. -1’rolessur ol
Natural »Seieuce,
Menial ¡'mi Moral Philosophy.
L. S. P. ?L12, SII, Proprietor. Rl.X. LADRE ROYAL, A. M .,—Professor
oi I.alm and Greci» Languages and Lil*
« ra: ure.
4 LL KINIiS OF RI.XNING. MGCLD- M I:*. A. A. Rot.l :i;s, pkeceitress .—
» < a chi-r of E.riiii on, Principal uf ¿’tu­
• ' ing. i'ur.ung, i'.ica.ar uud Scrull Naw-
(».ll
; i;or»’ Departure rn.
»ng,
XI 1.S-. ELLA M.S: ‘.n1 i’. Teacher uf Piano,
* >•'(, .<¡1 and X'oea) i ' t> L ii i'c.
FURNITURE .V ORN XMENTAL CARV­
XI 1
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1» A ì F. i 11111
ING, ELU., boXlIT > ORDER.
4 ca unci’.
Furniture. ''a~h, lllimb, I leurs an i .Mould
mg euiislaii.ly mi ii.u:..l and made tu ordir.
Courses of Study.
ASHLAND, OREGON,
1- «’1: l"ie,l, leqilirir¡g si» years, including
[»re 1 f i « > 1 y > l uU 1« >. («íadualeo receiVu
?r-<TI »»ill contract to design and erect
tile deg 1 • es of A. 1 L ati<l A. Ai.
all kinds u| build:.ias. When dc'ir hie to •/_ *s ( . 1 ■ -in il««*, 1« »¡un ing three » < ar». Digiee
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th ,se <111 ploy ina me. I w;i| furnish al! the
U< >1 i 1 ; « .. II«
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material r.. pi,rd for the eon st ruction of 3—.N < U tiltil, < »»limi: 1 •vial and Musical, oc-
■viiy building, i. . ’.» f.»r or-upanev.
C<4 J j. um ihre,..» caí • cacti. Diplomas gi» eu
L. >. P. MARSH.
cull ¡l^.ngiM aliainm, ¡Us ol iadua.es.
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Expenses.
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TUI fit ’N. *" a month, >15 a quarter, $10
;i \ ♦ <4 i . ( U»c ‘ i» • >i*i. r » h i < »• \ < . 11 %, < o’ I it 11
lit ■»tine lDHiiiV. one year,
insiin-
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greatest m isi.zc depends upon an outlet
for our ¡»rodlice.
Sjteaking on this subject, the Crescent
City liecord of alate date says :
We are happy to be able to state to our
readers that a step has uo»v been taken
to»vard the construction of the wagon road
whi'di indicates that the parties interesti d
*■ mean business.” Messrs. James K.
Johnson, »1. G. Wall, Horace (hisqnet, L
F. Cooper and W. A. Hamilton have exe­
cuted a certificate . r f incorp »ration un.iei
the lu’*s of California, for the purpose oi
construct...g
from Crescent City,
‘ D a r< ail
in Califon ia. to Josephine c >unty. in Or­
egon; said corporation to be ki. >wn as th"
C ilifornia and Oregon Wagon lloa l Com­
pany, with a capital stock of s?10v).00‘J,
di-’.b’d into l.GHo shares
The said capital stock, »ve are informed,
his all been subscribed by the gentlemen
above named, and they have elected as
officers for the first year: J. K. Johnson,
President; W. A. II unilton, Secretary,
md .1. G. Wall, Treasurer; and these
tliiee olh ’rs. t-'geth<T with L F. Cooper
and H. Gasquet of Del Norte county, and
J. Nunan oi Jackson county, ami Charles
Hughes of Josephine county, compose
th ' Boar.l of Diiector.'- for the first year.
The plan is <o organize and issue st'wk
to the parties w ho have subs?i ib< d, and
then ask capitalists andtho.se having an
interest in the enterprise to take a portion
of said sio -k off their hands, so as to ena-
He them to speedily complete the road.
Il is expected that the amount required
to con .friict the road, m addition to the
bonus'alre.idy suliscribvd by Jackson and
JosephitTe counties, Oregon, uni Del
Norte county. Cal., w U b? bat little, it
any, over oou.OJO; ami it is beyond doubt
that the this on the road wiil nay good
dividends on the investment of that
uu. a m.t.
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BUREAUS, T XI’.LES,
GUILD MOULDINGS,
.STANDS, SOFAS, LOUNGES,
CHAIRS
X
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ALL
KINDS,
PARLOR A BEDROOM SUIT'.,
ISi
etc .,
even
irrt .
Also Doors, Nash ai ni Blmds al»»uyn on
! hand and ¡nade i», ord •r. Planing done 011
rea • »na.i.e ¡erm
. •. l ¡¡iiei ui¡»ing a s|»< -
The Huhbidmiy pi
of fl
party is now in great ag
gall’led report oi Wade ilall
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¡ally pre I -al a ou y i or hUMIlCNb A1 i<* VX 111 1C“
t’UlVf »Ili libila 1 al ■ <'ii t io li.
’1'1 .4-, i .. . t Fa1 • 1 • í 1 i ¿2, a ¡ i ( 1 iiiMrr»i-t ion alforded
|»1lepa. iiig i<» h ach: 11 ¡glier Maibe-
Ilí.ltH > .. » i m hi pracUca iiy and 1 horough I5 .
AMl.ill tu LaiK ih » J*aj tOll^. 'P he sale uf m •
l < ».X .u.i! .i ‘r- L<] ..... - i» ■• 1 ollibii« <1 ¡.y li.eciiy
a ip Lorn ' -, àio arc b u>iai itc< 1 Ly a situng
publie A' •iíiimidi » •
Ì he >c liooi .s tu.iter I he supe r» isioti of t!iu
AL iliOUi .•»L E |.isc..¡.;d < imreh . J ¡le ¡fin.o
\» 4 1 1 1 »C
¡\ nlly r. ’.*li and sili*! »cd : ¡.¡¡U
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U oi
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JXU’lí.>C.
i'u r<»i 1:5 liv ing at a disiati •< * can arrange
l brou j.u Lhü i‘*U->KÍuUL luí b ja i'd a lid
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CALEUD a ' a R.
Fall Term u<»mmence.M September
! '•>. \X illit.'F lem roiii indices
AT
and.
that practical steps fol'
the wagon road have
that there is every pr
summation of the en
ephine counties
the agreement,
part
no
doubt. But
t
vc
we li
do so as soon as there is
faith upon the part of the company re­
cently organized at Crescent City to con­
struct the road from the California line,
is imperative. Delays are often danger­
ous, and the sooner work commences in
earnest the better. We cannot afford to
Faculty.
•
•
I
that its prosperity is due to u Democratic
a success and started the »vhc I »of ia I us
try in motion everywhere. They also for­
get to mention that tho reforms instituteil
bv t-iie D mocrats »»ere opposed by ¡.he
A V ■ iilblicaas at •■’. erv step.
Doors
W « • 11 U □ I
■»
VGLzit th ■ Republicans claim a fur1.! r
lease of power because the country is
prosperous, they always neglect to st ft*
linger, for our future j»rosj>erity in tin
r &
V
PJinrlc
Ç'iC'i
V* w¡» O 4 y
¿ 11 « . u I u y
■
a
Congress that cut down the expenses of
referee in the euse of the Stat«’ vs. S. F. the government forty milli m dollars a
Cliadwick, late Si'cretary of State, that a year. This saving of two hundred million
judgment has b- cn rendered against the dollars in live years has made resumption
the Candida»*» ol tho Supreme Jud fz •
and tho (trryrmiHf und its kindred ar. def admit in the am mat of s »m • .'’2,0:):),
piping a gentle refrain. They want the
pai 1 Sherifi’i aft< r passage
Court ot last resort to re-<»pvn ea.’cs decid
of 1 «1. I Jo not uuilerstand
.f UC . ■ td.G a.U.4 . .
ed against Sol l»y its pr lecessor, “don’t
ri
lllU .V1C
you thee.
Bid, thr.i.Lsto tbogood sens.' t haJwick cm ez.de.l or used any of the
FdHlii’ir0
• t
will not bear the scrutiny of an investiga­ ing the fact that they denounced him
tion : L. nee the labored efl’ at to divert verely not long ago. They are »»elei
attention from the Chicago nominees by to him.
: o
getlier.”
fiery appeals to the see...
prejudice of
much, ]
voters.
mean a 1
f.;. b„t..
LET JL ¿TICE BE DONE.
AND—
—A .ND—
1»
a a
T ub revelations of Gen. John A. M -
Donald, chief of the crooked w hisky ring,
have caused a treiw ndous rattling of dry
bones in the Stalwart camp. He will
il*
and is fully pu po'd to fill all orders in
this lini.« witH ih*a:i.c » ami dispatch and a
(■rices lo -ml lue limes.
XI <
I Xi.
. s, TA BELTS, 1 ! E.X I >’!'< »?< Es
Exeeuid in any »!<••• ripli.in of marine.
Every • a
■ ; cemetery and other Atone
win a e.xccmed in a sat ' a. 101 »■ manner,
.special ¡1 ■ i. n:i.m gi».m io ord'-i's from any
¡•ail ol S .mi.ern <»:ei’. di. Addle's
J. li. llU.'S 1.LL, Ashland, Gr.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
BUSINESS CARDS.
A]» •> :’ r<d* r LA K l’UB-
’«'HE Alio
■ . ■• n enlarge -1 it it ;i it ’. is. d
1 liv.»: ;on
U 11 ‘ 1 has a i ¡ » ■» ¡i ’ Leu »<me a *1 <•; ndaid ai..... “g
0G1i- »• 'blbC'> men, ¡cat i.ei s. 1 11 lilVi > and
mechames. . \ s a 1 • ok ot it tClubfV, as a
lì u hie in th«» s»» mar¡tus whic.ii indica le lhe
;i er ol oct • »•■' C U i. 1 ire, the .ulk À .s u .K bout
<iii <M|Ual. N
•f t.evullii¡•Ig acu u btuUl-
♦•d (0 ils use ’ix i H t*\’t•i i><‘ vvni)<ont il.
1 also Lax C the agt ¡ivy oi1 many ollmr
,i u < u K >. ilIlKh-L \\ la i < • i à
lea ding an»i :
ai i tue Elie y «•» pt < ila Bi lan ma, one ¡iolll
\\ ¡1 ich lite L* H 11» i i. > J / ¡is ol all o•invi I-Ji<1 y ch)-
be<j n
taken :
Mei. b «»y ’ m
I’«* i<as hav c
C< ‘ 1 1 bi’a’ cd u <• h ». “A ii«¡ersoiix i Ile;” Bi.Ml i’î*
i i ; s;< 1 y ol . i m l un t-»i »’s.att >; Í » Ui/.ul ’ s 1 i i \ -
; < » i yol i : ...» I • « ; Id <ifi a in’.s IÌ 1st o» V ol ¡- 11 «ou v;
U G i/.oi’.s 11. a • »4 V «JÌ 1 .upland ; A11 Jom nal ;
Ì a ; U: »
u<* i U i opt
Pie. ul­es’tue •'» met’-
r’s I 1 ta i u idiicd i * ¿el 1< > i iai‘ .<•> ¡
iva : \X
La Itisi Edili'on; i i ì ♦ • late a mt XX »'i K S <»t
W; ishiîmioo i 1 X i ! 1 U . * lit J »raving i lie h ilitiW-
r. íd \ < ) i 111 m >
. tlo .''Reich 1» 00k, Th e Ai-
ha mlu'H, ili» • ’ « » 1 • < 1 u1 » — i t » ) Is p :»III, 1 Ml« * of a
i 1. 4 X e I » • 1 , Bi .mehr ioi e Hail. K n u-ki 1 bnrk-
< * i' s H i M oi , of Ar u York, \‘o»’;ig. • and
: »i-• cox< rie> « I’ I he < ’<>m 1 ».11«ions <*1 < uhim-
bu s. \\ dleri ’> Boo m , Meepj Hollow , and
.»4 ¡ S. 4 i Ut li 0 COGLI I »lUlvd to the Ku t « »x e i*-
•her Ma a /•Ilf. pli llite. 1 11 < To th«. <■;< i iy is-
Mit ■ * * ’ t * VS. g4 »< »4 1 pnut.
i *ai’i
V» » i i i i ¡ u 1 ( .:• 1 ma’i».i. of an»’ « >1 4 he
.ib» » \ C will P icrise a«ilib css
L. <.h ABLE. J acks, u» illc.
■publican
over tin
i s speech
in Virginia ami lolls up ,i .
horror. If the truth was
of those utteran ‘es by S ma
He is only an individual a
ri
for himself,
more accountable for 1
WIIVS fol-
2 2 NV
»
S530 It<• tvi»:ii.a ii < lire.
Some people Would rather I'»■ il I! Ill litl'Zno, I
than lo nut “value receive I” for tin u
moiiev. lienee ll is tl.a' Mich persons rui;
atu i tins and that pietendi ii cure lor .-a
tarrh, foix’itiim that l’r. Sice’s Catarrh
Remedy is so positive in its cifecis that its
tormer proprietor ndvertised it lor vi'io
Jirough'iiit the I'uiteds oes under a pos-
it i ve pmil an.i e, ottering g.,00 l ew aril tor an
incurable case, an I was iie\**r called upnti
to pay this lewar.i except in two ca-..'.
I his rente lv has acquired such a tame ilia,
a branch oiiiet lias been established in Lon­
don, England, to supply the foreign tie
mandloril. Sold by druggist •. at .‘,0 cents.
U N A BEE T() Bl:!! A TH E THROUGH Xi is E.
Pon ri. a x hv i i . i . e , Iowa, March 11, Is;.'.
Dr. R. V. Pierce:
l><ur Sir:—Some time ago I bought a
Douche, some of 5 our Dr. Sage’s l a an ii
Iteine.lv and Golden Medical l>'.scover\ ,
llld collilllvnee.i to ll»e them.
he aches
and pains as well as sure throat and catarrh
from which 1 have been for so long a time
a sutfercr, have entirely left me with their
use. 1 fid like a new man as well as look
like one. For tour years J m ns unable.to
breathe through iny m «e. From the Use
of the ( alarm Reined» I can now .Io s i
freely. Your medii-inrs 1 know to be al!
thev are repre-en;ed. L >ng live Dr. P.eree
and the geiitioineii connected with niiii.
Gialeluily \ ouis. XVATS >N s.MlllI.
tin- Gr-at Kuln.y «nJ Liver Medicine.
cults ¡»iiuht’s Di.M-asv. IN ‘»’lit
o|- NiMilvten-
tiull ol I. rille, Pili.is iii lb« 1>3: k» builltt* OT
dhi
H1IIE T NDI.I SH.NED TXKES PLEA'S
L ure in annoimcing f.0 the public that lie
lias jusi 1 <'»’i’i\cd a <’"in|
ami first class
rf"< >ri m ent uf «¡ini's ! * arnisIii r.g < ■ <H ». 1
'Ucll JIS lla.s Shirts, Unm<’r»Vi ar. etc.; best
brands '>f « c.-ar- ami T< »barco; Pipes. No-
lions, 1''ancy Goods, « a ss w a r<». (rocker»',
r XI usi.’..l 1 usi rimi. tils. ! til d « ajie-. Stat ion-
ci»', l’'>ckct atei Tabic <'ti Ivrv, Albums.
Toys, C; th»lies, N uts, etc. . »» Ill' ll »» ill be sold
at the <• heaped ra » ». < ■ :»• me a vail and
18.1880 see for voursei v< *s.
F. P.RE< K EN FEED.
MÄDÄRIE HOLT’S HEW HAL’
ON------
Th-ux’sday/ F ve., Sept.
HUNTERS’ EMPORIUM !
—AND—
HAP.DY/ARE AKD CUTLERY
HUNT’S REMEDY
cur< - Int< mp< r.»b
Genera!
.N’.rvous
Debility, I'cinalv WoukiKhs and ExctTH-f».
HOST’S REMEDY
cur« *' p. * ■■ *•'» ws. H« »da. b.<\ Jaundice. Sour
Stoma» h. 1 >x ► p-i x, Con>tipHtiun and Pile#.
HDHVS REMEDY
AC!** \I OX’CK *>*i th? Kidnevt*, IRiver, and
»•!«. r<‘"t rin r tb in to a berdthy net ion. and
CI'KE** whcii all oilier iindhin«** fail. Bun-
dri ds bav- b< •••» fvax « «1 who have been given up
to die b\ friend* .and phyeiciaufl.
Hcnd for pamphlet to *
WN1. E. CLARKE, Providence, It. I.
STORE,
1 rial #ize, 75 cent*.
idze cheapest.
bOLD BY ML DKlGUlbTS
< * uito
NOTICE OF VINAL. SETTLEMENT.
In the County Court of Ju i.-<m county.
Sinti- of i b fa1 >11.
111 the m a tier ot tle'e^l «te >»l Jos. lie* -, de­
ceas’d.
y OTRE IS HERS UY GIVEN THAT
3 tlie admmbtl.itor ot -ai i <-Male b > ¡1 ivi
111 the i’oulit»' Court for Jaek.'ou < «»uni»'.
I III g Ml, h I1- 1'11: a 1 at COU II t a - ni . c . i a 1 III : 111>-
iiator. ami bv or«l»«rol - «i l 1 ’. :11t Tuesday,
tiie bill da.» of i iei<1 i r. lvr •, at the hour
ot 10 o‘el< rk a . M.. i -«'•: for hearing: ol»jec-
Iioii> t«> sa id !. 11.iÌ a i*t»um ; and ail persons
interested in said • state are herd v iiotitied
toapp«Mf an i i’oe ills nr her ot jeciious to
sai 1 account »..i or i»,-l.iiv -»a.d 0.. v.
1‘iiiiit'hed in th»» Di.MoeiiAiK T imes I.»»
Mti. T. II. B ates , N«*ws|>apor Ad vertigine
»geni, 11 Park lt>ov. l'iin«-s P.uil i n„. New order of Hou. Silas J. liât, J.ilze <»i said
I York, is authorize.l to contraet for adver-
WM. IL HD «, AlmmLdrat m.
tr.euicuLj in lùv Liiin. atout bea rates.
i
KUHT’S REMEDY,
KÜHTS REMEDY
— AT —
R »publican party ! r th
GarlVeld, though the
itself a party to Garin
tempting to elect him
At "ome future time
Hampton’s spet di, as
publican organs bavin;
spurious vcision.
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simihing, lire r»T,:;e't<:d to come tmwanl
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DAVID ORONI.M I LI.ER.
Riiick-umh.
Jaek.-.ou» ill». August 2. lbjO.
is I’.X 1 \R the hest Ri sili," and So<’ial
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M mli ¡!. lai,.',
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Bus,Ile" t oriceli» and Successfully, llow
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'•oni.'uiis a -r.- l.| m ue ot varied infoimation
mrli'i < uh |. ,. |(| ¡,|| Hasses for constant let-
eieiue.
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