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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-06-05

sGrA. johnson is again on thu wing,
swinging around the Southern side of
the circle. Seward and Randall are
along to share the bourbon with the
sshumbIe Individual" IS
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SOME workmen at Winchester, Va,
while engaged in tearing down a build
ing a few days since, came upon a bot
tie, upon which was written with a
diamond, Bottle of whisky, buried in
1921"
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SOLD AT ALL DRUG STORES.

HATARRH, Bronchitis. SerofuIa of every
Ophase. Liver and Kidney diseases YIN. X.
Prince. Flushing. N. Y. for 50 years proprietor
Of the Linaen Nurseries. has discovered the
Remedial Plants which are Positive Cures for
the above and all Inherited and Chronic Diseas-
es. Dyspepsia, asthma. Nervous Debility. Rheu-
mausm, and all Female Maiadies. and others
resulting from impurity of the blood. hitherto
lncurable. Explanatory circulars, one stamp
Treatise on all diseases, 20 cents.
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MARRIAGES.

'.F,si'sFNs T.fHsf ss'.ab-f.sr.-f
At the residence ofthe brideis mother, Mrs. E.
Petit. leaFittsburg, May 2Sth. by Rev. A. B.
Green. Mr.. JAMES AILES. and Miss RACH-
Ell PETIT.
On the 2lst Of May, at the residence of the
brides father. by Rev B. Walker. Mr.. JOHN
g. CRAWFORD of Warren. and Miss HAN
NAH N. RUTAN. daughter of Henry L. Ru-
tan, Esq. Of ChsmpiOn.
May sOth By Rev. 7. ". Winters. at the resi-
dsnee Of Mr.. John Mclean. NJ. zALM0N
7. MATHEWS Of kinsual. o., and. Miss,
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Leutenant Governor.

W. G. Howells, Esq, editor of the Ash.
tAbula SeEfae5 is recommended as a suit
able person to rscelve the nomination o.
the Union State Convention for Lieut..
Governor. We think that would be 8
nomination ~sminently proper to be made.
Mr.. Howells never permits the Sentinel to
give forth any uncertain sound politically,
and the trust Of the office named could be
very confidently reposed in him. His
Senatorial experience still further com
mends him for the place. Wesbould feel
pleasure in seeing his name plsced thus
prominently on the State ticket
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-06-05

Ex-Goy. Brown, of Georgia, has again
addressed q large assemblage of people
in his State, counselling them to accept
the terms of the Military Reconstruc-
ton bill.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-06-05

A TERRIBLE hailstorm occurred near
Dubuque, Iowa; on Friday last, which
is reported to have seriously injured
the crops. Hailstones Of immense size
are said to have fallen. One man pick.
ed up some as Large as his fist"
another found one an inch and a hall
in diameter, and plenty of them as
large as hens eggs were picked up.
Poultry of all kinds were killed by
them, and a pair of horses were knock
ed down IN the road. The hail fell to
an average depth of four inches.
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Great Bargain!
Farm for Sale.

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL
Il sell at a great sacrifice. his farm of go
acres-weli improved, and well fenced in every
part. There is a good new TWO story frame
house on the place. containing seven large
rooms, pantry and i've closets. Also q good
barn 80 py 81 Il. with shed, Is by 5 #. joining /;
Plums. Pears and Cherries; q Of an acre Of
Strawberries in good bsarinF; Is Concord Grape
vines, and 3 good assortment of C~urrants.
Raspberries. and Gooseberries.
Terms easy. For further particulars call at
my RESIDENCE. one mile west of Turnpike. on
the center road, ED. A. PRENTICE.
Champion, o. June 5, 1S67-2n,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-06-05

Several eolored orators from the North
and West propose making a political tour
through the Southern States soon.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-06-05

mLGoId closed in New York mar
ket, Monday evening. at s1,S7.
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The GAINESVILLE Courier suggests Gen.
Manning F. Force for Supreme Judge.
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HOME TESTIMONY.

MR. H.B. KIxGsLEY-Qear Sir: We feel it a
duty we owe to the public, to state that Mar
shall's CathOlicon Is 9 medicine Invaluable for
complaints elias cd under the head of Female
Diseases We have used your Graefenberg
Medicine. and have been greatly benefited
thereby, so much so. that were the price double
seq who are suffering from weakness we would
recommend the CatholicOn as q sure panacea-
1t gives strength 10 the system. and enables
each Of the organs OF the body TO perform their
,Hnrnu-faNa f-rnfanna
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DEATHS.


In GreenviIle. Mercer Co., Pa. May %. 1857,
WALKER II. RICHARDS, Of heart disease,
in the 30th year Of his age.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-06-05

Dyspepsia. We know Of no remedy equal
to GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE for this trouble
Il enables the patient TO take any wholesome
food, stopsd distress after eating as soon as taken.
and Is a perfect regulator Of the stomach
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-06-05

The registry in South Carolina, when
completed, win show 5000 white to co.
900 colored votes.
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THE ADVERTISERS GAZETTE.

Contains information of value to those inter-
ested in ADVERTISING, and constitutes a com
plete NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY" Issued
Monthly. Terms strictly in advance. 0ne'copy
one year. 81. One copy SIX months, 50 cts
One COPY three months. 3 cts.
From July-lst the Gazette will be made n 16
page Paper, and have a guaranteed circulation
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-06-05
FIJI HAIR.

JEFF. Davis is at St. Catharines
Canada, not far from Niagara.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-06-05

GoFRkKok--The Cincinnati Com
mercial and Gazette place the name Of
Gen. r. B. Hayes in nomination, and
state that while be does net seek it he
is wiilingto accept the nomination if
rendered to him. His record is unim-
peachable, in every way.
The Evansville Courier ssys: .For
the head of the ticket we shall have
Gov. ]. D. Cox. Although his letter
declining to be candidate has been
published, his eminent fitness for the
position is so apparent that the Union
Party win almost unanimously recall
him to ell the same, and being a good
soldier. the Governor will obey orders"
|. The Sandusky Register says; From
IL crivate source we learn that Gen.
Robert C. Schenck has consented 70
allow his name 70 be placed st the
head of the Union Ticket. As this
comes from 3 reliable source, we have
no reason to donbt il. and it will settle
h vexed question in the mindE of 8
large portion of the opposite party"
It seems the heavy artillery is COM
ing to the front with q Fengenes,
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ArIAETICA 0ETHLT.-The June num-
Der of hin popular monthly is on our
table with an array of Distinguished
names and sterling articles that attract at
tantion and rixet the mind TO an at
tentizs psrusel Of It's pages. DE. Holmes
story the Guardian Angel charms snd
fasciustss the readers the city Of st.
Lonisl Is sgrsph1c sketch of an American
city, hikterical and Interesting the Red
School Honse, is veil Hritten piece Of
poetry, reminding Us Of the school house
81 the river, where you and I were chill
.dren. jane; 4 Venetian Experience, 8
very fascinating and attractive story
Negro 6pifiulaIa' Is decidedly amusing,
showing the Africans aptness 20 make re-
Hgious songs. 1t contains other pieces
equally amnsing and interesting. bat TO
be fully sppreciGted we would advise eur
readers TO procure the number and read it.
Terms 81 per annum. Address Tlcknor
4 Fields, Boston, Mass
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- The Dayton J0,rnal published a

the home Of General Schenck, says:
sWhethsr Gen. Schenck will permit
the use Of his name By the Convention,
may depend upon contingencies, but that
he win decline under all conditions, we
are not authorized TO state"
We believe Gen. Sehenck would be the
strongest nomination that could be made
for Governor. He has the condolences Of
the people, being radical and right on the
Leading issues. Besides these indispensa.
bic qualities, he is man of commanding
talent ia q forcible speaker. and is well
andPepulafly known not only in Ohio,
but throughout the Union
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-06-05

~ The Mt. Vernon Republican says
that che taking Of testimony in the
contest Of Dslano vs.. Morgan for the
right to . seat in Congress, has just
closed. making 8 clear case in favor of
Delano. The evidence showed that
Morgan had been elected by the aid of
Illegal votes. TIE Union men of that
district are to be congratulated rpOn
the suspicious result of the inyestiga-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-06-05

PASS, PERCH, AND PIKE
Ofou cannot catch unless you use the best
Of Fishing Tackle. and you will always find an
assortment Of Lines, Hooks, Reels, Floats and
everything necessary for a outfit, al cur stsre.
W. 4 WI. PORTER.
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nrrIcr nr Prxnl Anu1n -, d

OFFICE OF n PENN. a. OHIO CANAL Col
/. WARREN, TRUSBULL Co. OHIO. I
GPECIAL MEETING of Stock
Oholders. Notice is hereby given, that a spe-
cial meeting Of the Stockholders Of said Com
pany. will be held at the office of said Company
third sd day Of July. A. d. 1867, for the pur:
pose of considering and determining whether
any. and what division or divisions Of said
Companys Canal shall be abandoned, agreeably
70 the authority granted by recent act Of the
Legislatures Of Pennsylvania and Ohio, and TO
MAXI such orders in relation to said Canal, and
Its abandonment. in whole or in part as they
may deem proper.
By order Of the Board of Directors.
Warren, May %. ls67-Im.
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receipts of internal revenue,
Eek, were 3 ,74I,6ee
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H-It is said the trisl of Surratt, for
Zder. viii commence next Tuesday.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-06-05

FAMILY MEDICINES.


Are prepared under the immediate s~upervis-
ion Of a skillful physician, and they may be re-
lied upon in all cases.
The intelligence Of the community is not in
suited BY the offer of a single medicine which
claims to cure all Diseases. but the G~raefenberg
Remed' es consist Of eleven different medicines,
al unequalled in the cure of the diseases for
which they are recommended, among which
may be selected one appropriate to any of the
diseases incidentto this country and climate.
The Gr0fenbero PlIs are better tnan any 9TH
er kind of Pills IN the world. Price Is cents.
Grqfen6erp Uterine CdfhOticoa is an infalible
remedy for all Female diseases. Price Sl,50.
The Uterine GdtholicoR win also cure Gravel,
diseases Of the Kidneys. and urinary difficult
ties in males.
The Graefenberp SdrsapGriRa by far the most
powerfH and eficacious compOQndin use-PTice
Sl.0O.
The Graefeaberg Dvseaiery Syrup is a certain
and quick remedy for all diseases Of the bowels
Price so cents.
The Grdefen6eEe Pie Remedy never fails to per-
manently relieve this distressing disease-PTice
The Graefen5erg Ckildren's Panaesa is an in.
valuable compound in all diseases incident to
children.
The GraefsnberO Fever and Ague Renedy is a
sovereign specific for this particular disease
GrasfsR5ero Green Mountain Ointment excels all
other saIves in its curative efeets-Priee Is
The GraeeaJerg ReahR Riaeys are the most
pleasant and delightful tonic ever prepared
Price 2 cents.
TIE Grsefea6erg Eye Lotion is unparalleled in
all inflammation or diseases Of the eye-Prics Is
cents.
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OIL o o HARNESS.,
ALSBERG'S
WANTED-AGENTS

$3.50 per month the yGr round, or 900 Der
cent. profit on commission. We guarantee the,
above salary or commission to suitable agents at
their own homes, to introduce an article of in
dispensible utility in every household. For par
uculars call on, or address, q. w. Jackson x
Co, II South street, baltimore, Nd.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-06-05

NEW DIAMOND EDITIONS
IN Are the most convenient books in HI
world, and the p~rettiest ever offered to tn,
trade. They are selling very rapidly. The fol-
towing have been published so far, aad we have
them always on hand
TennysQn's Poems. Complete.
Longfeliow's Poems. Complete.
Dickens PickVics.
do Mutual Friend.
DO David ~Coppsrdeld,
do Nieklas Nickslby,
do Martin ChuzzleWit.
!. Thaekeray's Pendennis.
Others received as soon rs published.
W.N.G w. F. PORTER,
June 5, Is67-3w
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SUFFERER,
What are your Symptoms ?

Are they a furred tongue. dizzineSg, headache
uneasy stomach, oppression alter eating. pain
between the shoulders onStiDauon2 Ii so you
are dyspephc and 6itiOEs, and nothing will meet
your case so effeetuaily as TARRANT's EFFER-
vEsCkNT SELTZER APERIEST.
SOLD At ALL RIIa STORES
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COPIES.

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1900 go TO Newspaper Publishers. 5000 go to
regular subscribers and for iadieious distribU-
ton.
80 The above edition guaranteed for 5 months.
Rates Of Advertising.
Classified Advertisements. zoe. per. line; 10
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Rates Of Advertising,

No. 8North Front ST. Philadelphia
COnsignments Solicited. Sacks furnished.
Advances made if required.
Woods properly displayed and due attention
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HoOb OF each e~0HsiglOr invariably kept sepa-
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NEW

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cessity for rubber bands or straps, and it Is far
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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-09-13

HORSE KILLED.-Rey. j. G. Ruhl
lost good horse last Sunday, under
rather peculiar circumstances. He,
with another man, was coming from
Van Buren and had, of course after
crossing the bridge, to come up the
the " Van Buren Hill" When the
horse had got nearly to the top OF
said hill, he suddenly stopped and
commenced to back. The gentle
men in the buggy retained their seats
till near the dumping off place" at
the end of the bridge, when they
jumped out. Mr.. Ruhl caught the
horse by the head and attempted to
stop his backward and ruinOus
course. The horse, however, would
not be retarded in his downward
road, but gave the fatal leap and fall
ing upon his head, broke his neck.
The buggy was also considerably bro
ken.
We refer the attention of the Coun-
ty Commissioners, or in whosesoeyeer
hands the remedy may lay, to this
bridge. 1t is a dangerous place at
best, and particularly SO at night. A
few dollars could be well spent in
fixing it up so that it would be i'm
possible to break ones neck if he
wished to do so-and most people
don't.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-09-13
FOSTORIA NEWS.

UNION MEETING. - Wednesday
night we had most glorious Unior
meeting at Liberty Hall, in this place
The room was filled to its utmost
capacity with eager listeners, and
many were obliged to go away being
unable to effect an entrance.
Gen. Hayes addressed the people
at great length in his usual able,
argumentatiTe, and convincing man
ner.
Everything passed off quietly and
pleasantly, and all feel more like
going into the contest with renewed
vigor.
IAPROvING.-Charles Foster, Sr.,
who has been suffering for long
time past in consequence of an enor-
nous tumor, is able to appear oc.
S@oAoooiiy III puDilC.
ALL RIoHT AGAIN.--Joel Hales
who was stabbed by Gwinner, few
weeks since, has entirely recovered
A GooD HoTEL.-The Morgan
House is in a fiourishing condition
the new landlord appearing to uh.
derstand the duties Of his position.
NEW BUILDING. Jonas Beck's
new brick building is nearly finished
and presents creditable appearance.
1t will be occupied by the owner as
a Merchant Tailoring Establishment
NIX.
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Rebel Malignity.

The disloYal papers of the South
are so angry at the peaeeable man
ner in which the work of registra-
ton is being carried on, that they
break ont into furious invectives
against the freedmen and all who
sympathize with them. The wish is
evidently father to the thought which
inspired the following malignan,
paragraph in the Richmond Enquir.
er: .-f
The party that contains all the
black men in the State, and is op.
posed to nearly every white man in
the State, is, per force, a black mans
party. The whites will necessarily
resist them, and will, TO that extent
form white mans party. Such is.
at this day, the division of the popu
lation OF Virginia, brought about by
the bad men who would use the ne.
Igroes to get into office. t" Blood is
thicker than water" will be the an.
swer OF the white men of Virgins
and the country, when asked to joir
or even cooperate with a black
mans party, based on seantaponisu
against the whites.'' go = ~ :
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-09-13

"TuE OLD CURIOSITY SHoP."-
From Ticknor & Fields, Boston,
Mass, we have received a volume
bearing the above title and written
by Dickens.
1t is unnecessary to say that like
all works that have become standard,
this one is interesting. 1t is more
than that. The book in question al
so contains, beside the Curiosity
Shop" a large number of sketches
by the same author-"The Long
Voyage" "Our Bore" "The Poor
Relations Story" and twenty nine
others.
Send for this elegant library series
of the works of the greatest of living
novelists.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-09-13

The LADIES REPOSITORY - For
September, contains two exquisite
engravings, one view of the city OF
Berne, Switzerland; the other the
lifelike portrait of Schuyler Colfax.
Biographical Sketch of Mr.. Colfax;
The Book of Books; a short Biog-
raphy of Maximilian; have Lost
a Day; Good Nature; Live and Let
Lice; The Exposition Universelle
Popular Amusements, and About a
Work Girl, are among the prose con-
tributions. There are six poems
The Children's Cabinet, Family Cir
Gle, Scripture Cabinet, Editors Study,
Literary Notices Retrospect of Reli-
gious Intelligence, etc, are full and
readable as usual.
Terms-One copy one year, 50, so.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-09-13

JOKE ON BRowN.-Henry Brown
Esq, being fully charged and primed
with financial ammunition in the shape
of long article on taxation, paying
off the bonds with greenbacks etc,
ordered flaming bill to be printed
at the Courier Office for which he
furnished tho ssccry" stntins. will
his usual modesty, for he is a mod
est man, that he would ego off at the
tail end of seven others. The
Courier man deeming himself wiser
than "our talented candidate for
State Senator" changed the bill to
include but three names and adding,
"and others" He also wished "Dem-
ocrats and all the friends of a White
Mans Government to come out" etc.
Brown, it seems, is preparing to fol-
low the Ohio Statesman on the ques-
tion of Negro Suffrage, and he raised
particular Ned" with "ye poor prin-
ter" for thus mutilatirg his copy,
giving him to understapd, as did an
other scallawag in olden time, that
"what is written is written" and he'd
"be id if it shouldn't be printed ?"
And printed it was, with a sufficient
number of speakers mentioned, SO
that if "others" should fail to come
to time an audience would be had
among themselves, taking it turn
about.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-09-13

Hon. VIM. Mungen made a speech
in the Court House last evening
William spread himself considerably.
Bill used some rough language-was
not as polished in his manner as an
Hon. should be; in fact, was as harsh as
some of the discordant tones emitted
by his fiddle. VIM. gave it as his
opinion that Congress had done many
bad things through cold Thad. Ste
vens and his pukes.
William stated further - and he
ought to know, being one of EN-
that Congress didn't care a damn
for the laboring man." Bill COM
planned that taxes were high, and, to
bring the subject about on level with
his business capacity said that ga
man could not keep stud horse
without paying tax FOR it."
William made number of other
remarks which were neither smooth
or pretty, considering the fact that
he is a member Of Congress and the
head and front of the Democracy
of the county. Bills speech was
what might be called heavy-so
heavy, in fact, that but few Of
the respectable portion of the De-
mocracy would remain to hear the
conclusion of the haranguc. Some
who left declared that none but an
idiot or a drunken man would make
himself so ridiculous.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-09-13

HUMBUas. This cry has kept
many persons who needed the disci-
pline and culture afforded at 8 thor
Ough Business College, from seeking
its benefits. The proprietors of the
Union Business Institute, Hillsdale,
Mich, knowing the superiority and
great value of their course of instruc-
tion, give to each student an abso-
lutte guarantee-by written contract
if desired-that every facility is as ad-
vertised, or tuition money refunded
whenever called for. This fair and
honorable course on the part of this
Institution, Is complete guarantee
of its great excellence and merit.
As University for Business culture
it stands unrivalled.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-09-13
Meetings i'm FindIay.

Meetings will be held at the Cour
House in Findlay, as follows:
Mass Meeting on Wednesday, Sep
tember IL, 1867--Gen. Hayes, Gov
Dennison, Hon. r. r. Sloan and Hon
Jos. NJ. Root.
Saturday evening, Septemb er q
Hon. A. Nj. Corey.
Tuesday night, October 1st, Hon
Jas. M. Ashley, M. c.
Monday night, October Z, Col
Jas. A. Bope.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-09-13
Attention Republicans.


Union Republican Meetings viii be
held as follows:
WILLIAMSTOWN, Saturday Eve,
September 9Th.
THOMAS SCHOOL HOUSE,
Portage tp., Saturday night, Sep
tember Ii.
ORANGE CENTER, Orange tp.,
Tuesday night, September l..
CASS CENTER, Cass tp., Thurs
day night, September 10.
HADDOXS SCHOOL HOULE,
Blanchard tp., Tuesday night. Sep
tember "a.
GRAHAM'S SCHOOL HOUSE,
center Big Lick tp., Wednesday
night, Septembsrf25.
GREEN'S SCHOOL HOUSE,
Union tp., Thursday night, Septem-
ber 26.
COONS SCHOOL HOUSE,
Marion tp., Friday night, Sept. 27.
EAGLE CENTER, Eagle tp., Sat
urday night, September %.
DUKES SCHOOL HOUSE, Blan-
chard tp., Monday night, September
80.
NEW STARK, Van Buren tp.,
Wednesday night, October ..
BOYLES' SCHOOL HOUSE,
Liberty tp., Saturday night, Oct. 5.
BENEFITS SCHOOL HOUSE,
Jackson tp., Monday night, Oct. Z.
All persons are cordially invited
to attend and hear the important is
sues of the campaign discussed.
Let every Republican attend and
urge his neighbors ard friends to turn
out, SO that we can have large meet
ings. Good speakers will be in at
tendance.
UNION REP. CEN. COM.