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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-02-28

Nr. UCOsc,
Constable OF Be.i No !, applied nt this
Office, few days since, Ior some OLD papers
for the prisoners confined in the jril ut thi
place Aler securing az armtull, and sccur-
ing position near the door, lie ass a.
the gratitude Of the mtrlzro8 oad M,rrs for
whose perlsal they vere ialentcl.
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Local Intelligence.


The Examination
o. Weave for shooting Davis, yester4i!
resulted iu hi, being bound Over int bond OF
$500 for hls appearance Mack lIoaey WIS
discharged
willy Jones,
CCoorcd) was indicted some limo slice
70, aub.iLg aud other moral obiq iiic7, but
hld'su.c.ed in defeating arrest until yes
t,rd.y, when Con. Ross secured an au-
diencc lrcm him, and that gay bnL sabl m
boiler was taken IN ont OF the wet
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-02-28

Mr.. Juan Ortiz, of New Mexico, writes :
Three of my children had Whooping Cough
very severely, and were entirely cured by c
few doses of Dr., GIman's Cobosh and Tar.
Try it, Sold By DR. J. L. Seats
rcbl9DEWTw
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Melancholy b.

We applied to our polite District C.erk
and his clever assistants for an item yeste'-
day, but he and they both assured US that the
dull times materially interlcrr with the mat
rlmonal, as well as the reni estate transfers,
and we were not rewarded for oar TRAMP
through mud and rain to the '''"! h"oi'aton'
of lhose same officials.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-02-28

Oae hundred druggists and dealers testify
that pr. Gilman's Cobosh and Tar is the most
saleable at popular cough medicine in the
market. We have the names. For sale by
j. L. Sears, Druggist, Waco, Texas.
fnhlNn wv ~
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I. ". LEVINE & BRO.

Have Just opened one Of the incest stocks
of Gents Clothing ever brought to Waco, 1t
comprise all the novelties OF the season. sucl
as ino Dress Cloth Goats, Doeskin Pants ana
Vestl. French Diagonals, Scotch Cassimeres
Eaglish Millions. The la est in white Vests
ma their Spring Pahts are OF the finest pat
terms and styles Hats, Ties Scaris, Bows and
KID Gloves in the greatest variety.
Their Dry Goods Depot is being daily in
creased by new arrivals of Calicocs, Brow
aud Blcachtd Domestic, Checks, Drilling,
Shooting, &c. Ladies and Misses Shoes ~
great variety, Linens, Lawns, Muslinsf &C., &c
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Ma. Gro. W. HEwrrr, Ci.tcrn Builder

Ma. Gro. w. HEwErr, Ci.tcrn Builder
waco:
DEAR SiR.-We, the undersigned, having
engage your services ia building cisterns or
nrqptiug csterns built by others, that proved
defective, take pleasure in bearing witness 10
the superiority Of your work, ond in recon-
mcuding you to the public as giving entire
,,lis lion in that line.
FLINT CHAMBERLlN,
Banrers,
Gro. W. JACKSON, Banker,
q. J. DOWNS.
j. W. SprlGuT,
j. W. MANN & Co.,
LEN. CHAMBERS,
j w DOENs.
W aao, FEB, ~, bNW
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REMOVAL.

IT, A. Sturgis has removed TO his elegant
ne Store, ON Bridge street. where he will
keep the largest stock of General Merchan-
d sc IN the city. return my grateful thanks
to my many customers for past favers, and
shall ever be thankful TO serve them in my
now store. Twenty Rolls OF Baeging and
One Hundred Bundles Of Ties just received
Il. A. STURGrs.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-02-28

A beautiful young lady went to a ball on
cold nitht-danced till late hour-becam
90 warm--went home--was chilled-Sick
next day--joctor several days--no relief
a friend calls-urges the use of English Fe-
malo Bltters--ouo bottle cured.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-02-28

A crying baby and sickly wife,
Are woes of a married mans life,
Difficult for any one to endure,
But English Female Bitters will cure.
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dec28d&Wtr.


CuoIC SEED poTAToEs,
Early Rose, Early Goodrich, Peer
less, I,ussets, jackson Whites.
Two hundred barrels of the above va
rietics now arriving at
MASuALL & EARLY'S;
auIDAWtr Cor. Sd 6 Franklin Sts.
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syomnn's Medical Adviser.

A reat and well written book, specially for
G use of females, giving causes, symptom
,ud treatment Of all ordinary diseases atlli1 e
+ the female sex III only book of / .
I'd written, Price or, 20 cents, Add?c .
az above. icbldSwin
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somebody
Hss my COW again; son,5ody had her
last year III kick up muas with Tie man
that hos her this time, unless the is pomp.ly
brought homo. Broud W5; point of one horn
.aw,d of, mark unknown; color, brindle.
5iing her home, pay for THIS Advertisement
and le. us have pcGcs LCClUs noWNS.
7l6Wtf
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IUsT RECEIVED,

And for sale at Jackson & K.irhts, a
iue lot of chromcs frames horoscopes, and
s;ei o.copio views. They are also turning out
w the Thousand those beautiful enameled
photos If you want fine and pretty pic
ture, one that does you Justice, fall in with
the crowd that daily throug their gallery.
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HERE

We are, or ought to be, if we want any
cast iron goods around at Kellys House, N. E.
corner Public Square.
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oTIIE SPRING

liih SfklNG
Time has cone, geutlo Annie" aud, BY
the way, it is The very time to call at Jackson
4 Knights Gallery for pictures Of every dc
seripdon.
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Measured.

'ArH"N''N,
The EXAMINER Office, for set of gas
pipes yesterday. The light will be
froaoh light, and We will look carefully
to the gender another time, so as not to
en- gender hard feelings among our com
positors.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-02-28

DO YOUyWISH
To advertise your business or send views
OF your vellngs, business houses, or city OF
Waco to your friends? If SO, leave your
orders at Jackson & Ksighrs Gallery. They
guarantee satisfaction.
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premature,
The songs of the frogs day or two
since, and the peach blossoms.
Chc Damp
Condition of things out doors yes
terday pursuadcd most people to stay in,
so we have but little in the way of bust
ness to report of an interesting character
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FoR Rent,

I fOK TENT,
NV egant lew drug store, next door
| To my drv goods house, on Bridge stt5et. To
a desirable party it viii be rented on rea,onS-
| he terms. T.. a SlChulS'
/ 4
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ERED. AXLING

FRED. AXLlNG
Has now on hand large lot OF the We
purest liquors of all kinds, and ic you do NJ
believe this, Frei. says, cone and try them.
He also sets first class lunch, daily, from 0
a m. to II IN. Call. dti
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JUST RECEIVED
large quantity OF Yam and Spanish po-
.atoes u. Moore & S:urgs', on Bridge sire II -,
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At AUCTION!

At AUCTION,
Remember, this is the day that Jack
Pierce soils tlat elegant lot of furniture,
cooking stoves and other things tao Lumel-
1us to mention. and those.wanting any hing,
ron a pin to the finest pair Of Berkshire hogs.
VIII losa moncy if they mss the sac. Come
It IL O'Clock precisely.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-02-28

One or two doses OF c hosh md Tar, taken
before going to bed at night, vii entirely re-
leve the troublesome symptoms attend ing
Coughs ard Colds, procure good sleep, from
which tine patient will awake refreshed ard
with good appetite. Sold by j. L. Sears
leblgD&WTw
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LUCKErr's Observation-Disclosures Wit,
SEssEs.

LUCkETTs LlNIMENT-LlNlNG w lI>
NEssEs.
gLuE RIDGE, Falls County Texas,
August 10, 1873.
MI. S. NJ. Lakeland:
DEAR SRI have been sorely afflicted with
Rheumatism Tor several years, so much so
hat at times have not been able to
walk without the greatest pain for two
aid three mouths together. ] have tried ev-
erv remedy, ana been attended on by several
god physicians but ha"- never experienced
any relief unit was induced TO Try Luck.
Is Linimcgl' After uaing three bottles !
d ID myself entirely well, and chcertully
give this to the public, hoping that others
may sec hi. aud prf by my experience, and
speedily seek relief in this truly wonderful
medicine. j. w. RuBhRiSON.
Ny postofIlce is Bremond, Robertson coun
ty, Texas.
Depot for the State, with j. ". Rlveire,
Agent, Waco, Texas.
aug2sDiWtf
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ALL MACHINERY WARRANTED,

20 Great reduction in prices. IIcayYsioek II
81 lsc and en- route .l,,,,,,,,, s,o
eblldSw2m n, Ii CoN"Eh v W
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Fastest Time on Re cord
Wabash lime!

BY Special Arrangement,
LIGHTNING EXPRESS TEAM
Now runs between the Mississippi River
New York and Boston, via the Wabash and
Lake Shore Route, leaving daily Except Sur.
day. stopping only at principal Stations, and
arriving at
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" aGo, FEB, , |.
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Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars
III. 81 u. q. Railroad.

CONDENSED Through Time Card to all Points North
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A TTENTIoN FARMERS.

PITTS TnREsHERs,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-07-28
Colorado ExCurSiOnS--GO West
Through st. Louis,

During the Summer Season, the MIS-
SOUL PACIFIC & KANSAS PACIFIC THROUGH
LINE, via st. Louis and Kansas City, will
sell Excursion Tickets from ST. Louis to
Denver and return, good ninety days
from date of sale, at extremely low rates,
thus affording an excellent opportunity
to visit the famous resorts of Colorado,
among the beautiful Parks of the Rocky
Mountains.
To all who are seeking new homes in
or about to take trip to Missouri, Kan
sas, Colorado, New Mexico, Nebraska,
Oregon or California, We recommend a
cheap, safe, quick and direct route, MIA
St. Louis, over the Missouri Pacific
Through Line. 1t is equipped with Day
Coaches, Bucks reclining Chair Cars,
Pullman's Palace Sleepers, the famous
Miller Safety Platform, and the celebra-
ted Westinghouse Air.Brake, and runs its
trains from St. Louis to principal points
in the West, svithout change. The Texas
connection of this road is now compile
ted, and passengers are offered first
class, ,all-rail route from st. Louis to Tex.
as, either over the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas Railroad, ria Sedalia, or over the
Atlantic q Pacific Railroad, ola Vinita
For full information in regard to Colo
RADIO Excursions, or trips TO any point in
the Great West, address or call upon Ell
ther of the following named Agents oi
the line: j. F. THOMPSON, l57 Exchange
street, Buffalo, N Y; S. H. THOMPSON
Union Depot, Columbus, Ohio; or E
A. FORD, General Passenger Agent, q
South Fourth street, St Louis, Missouri
Questions ,oiU be cheerfully and prompt
ly ansUeredi apr2Stf.
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Profits of Sheep Farming in Ne.
braSka,

The farmer who settles on the fertile
prairies of Nebraska, should make live
stock watch-word. A correspondent
in that State sends US the following en-
couraging showing" made by Mr..
Myers, of Gage County, sheep farm
er, who has been about four years in
Nebraska Gage County is in the south
ern portion of the State; and a branch
of the Burlington q Missouri River
Railroad runs through it The land is
good and the natural grasses sweet and
nutritive, but it is no more than a fair
average Of Neblaska, south of the
Platte
Mr.. Myers thus "figures" the prob
lem of sheep farming in Nebraska, with
a flock of 1000 head: 100 tons of hay,
So per ton for putting up, $500; 500
bushels of sheaf cats, Sf00; shepherd
ing for 8 months, $50; wages of one
man for 4 months, 800; do one month,
$50; washing, shearing, and packing
wool, 5000, salt, S35; shedding for
winter, $50; losses at two per cent,
$40; total, S1,035 BY 4,50O lbs. OF
wool, at 4Oc per ID, $500; 400 lambs,
at So so, $1,000; total $1,000.
Mr. Myers considers his allowance
for expenses very liberal. He charges
nay at too high figure and the per-
centage of loss is not generally so large
as stated, as sheep are subject to no
disease whatever, on the Nebraska
prairie. One man also could take
charge of flock of thousand duline
the summer months; and, in winter, one
boy could feed them, as it is best to lei
the sheep run to the hay all the time
and the oats are to be fed in the sheaf
Mr. Myers further claims that if far
mer will do most of his work himself
hiring help only when it is necessary
for harvesting hay, shearing, &c.-tht
sheep will pay him So per head, a:
against 50 when help is hired literally
Mr.. Myers estimates his sheep to bt
worth SO so each. On 1000 sheep, tht
investment would be $500; and, a:
the net profit shown about amounts tc
81. .765, the return on the investment i!
over so per cent.
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~A man writing home from the
Adirondacks for additional supplies
says: -Four pounds of salt and a small
cask of whisky, one pound of ground
black pepper and dpzen bottles OF
whisky, four pounds of lard and q
large jug of whisky, four canvased
hams and six quart bottles Of whisky,
three good stout fishing lines and a
quarter of hundred weight of biscuit,
same weight Cheshire cheese and two
large quart pocket TASKS of whisky
one paper of large Limerick hooks and
a gallon of whisky in any old vessel
you don't use; also send one pound OF
white sugar and small jug of whisky
P. S. AS we shall be gone several days
and as we may get wet fishing, my doc
tor, who has just stepped in, suggested
that we had better take little whisky
Send it and enter it on your books with
other items above.
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OHIO,

An attempt is being made by the at
torneys of Rush r. Sloane to settle bis
forfeited bail bond of $4,000 by the
payment of $4,000, all criminal pros
ecutions to be dropped.
Ralph Leete, Trustee of Agricultural
College. advertises for sale 10000 acres
of land, in Virginia Military District, in
Adams, Pike. and Scioto counties, ap
praised at from 81 to SO per acre.
A little son of Thomas r Sheldon,
cashier of the Fifth National bank at
Athens, on Tuesday last, sat down in a
bucket of boiling water, producing in
juries which resulted in death the day
following.
Pickaway county voted upon the
adoption OF present Constitution in
June, 1851, as follows: For Consttu
ton. 1852; against Constitution, 1425 :;
majority for Constitution. o. For H.
cense, 1896 against license, 1909; ma
jority for license, 81.
Friday night, in Straitsville. while
there was a social gathering at the
house of j, D. Clarke, coal operator,
some one threw q stone through the
window, which struck little girl in the
face, injuring her dangerously.
A young lady named Kate Wertman,
of Ashland county, subject to attacks
Of epilepsy, threw herself before a
passing train of the Atlantic and Great
Western railway few days ago and
was terribly crushed, causing her speedy
death.
EsenSaturday morning, at Anna Sta
ton, Ohio, Mrs. Bergman and daugh-
ter, who live near Anna Station, prepar-
ed lunch for harvest hands and took it
to ..the field. While eating lunch the
horses attached to the reaper frighten-
ed and started toward the group, catch
ing the two ladies in the reaper, killing
Mrs. Bergman and injuring the daugh-
ter so seriously that there are no hopes
of her recovery.
A widow named Bridget Gleason,
aged As, died at Cleveland Saturday,
while under the influence of chloroform
in the office of DR.. H F. Biggar. The
operation to be performed was the ex-
tracing of needle, which had acci-
dentally penetrated the right thigh of
the patient. An examination of the
lungs and heart of the woman was
made before administering the chloro-
form, and her condition for taking ii
considered good, but after taking twen-
ty-fve drops she was attacked with
spasms, and Notwithstanding the physi.
clans made every effort to restore her
she died in few minutes.
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The Republican Convention of the
Fourth Louisiana district has nomina-
ted George L Smith for Congress, and
passed resolutions indorsing Grant for
a third term.
The Boston boy Pomeroy has con-
fessed the murder of Katie Curran. He
says: 81 opened my mothers store on
the morning of March Is at half past
nine. The Curran girl came in for pa
pers I told her there was store down
stairs she went down to about the mid
die of the cellar and stood facing
Broadway. l followed her, put my left
arm about her neck, my hand over her
mouth, and with my knife in my right
hand cut her throat. / then dragged
her to and behind the water closet, lay
ing her head furthermost up the place
and put some stones and ashes or the
body. My mother and brother never
knew anything about the affair"
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SHERIFF'S SALE
O f R e a | E sta t e

DY virtue of an execution to me directed
- from the court of common pleas of Mon-
roe county, Ohio in the case Of William Moore
William Blackledge ct al, by order of Jeptha
Duvall, against James Brown, l will offer fol
sale, at the front door of the court house, be-
tween the hours OF 10 o'clock a. m. and
o'clock p. m, on
Sdturddy,Me 5th day Of September.1S74,
The following described real estate situate in
the county and State aforesaid, to wit:
Being part of the west half of the n orth
west quarter of section twenty two, township
five of range five, and beginning for the same
thirty-six rods south of the northeast corner
of the above described premises; thence south
tive lty two rods and four links; thence wes
6fty-two rods; thence north twenty-five rods
and four links; thence east ffty-one rods ant
twenty one links 70 the place of beginning
containing seven and one-ffth acres, situate
in suusbury township.
Appraised at $50.
TO. LITTLE,
july23, '74wtd. Sheriff NJ. C. 0.
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july23,' '74wtd
Sheriff's Proclamation.

To the Qualified Electors of Monroe
County, Ohio:
You are hereby notified that an election
will be held on
Tuesday, the 18th Day of August.
1874,
At the several places for holding elections
in said county, to vote on the adoption or re-.
lection of the New Constitution and the sew.
eral propositions supplemental thereto.
SEC. IL. At said election the ballots shall be
In the following form:
'NEw CONSTITUTION TICKET.
Erase that part of each vote which you dc
not favor.
First Vote
For the New Constitution.
Against the New Constitution,
Second Vote.
For Minority Representation.
Against Minority Representation.
Third Vote.
For Railroad Aid.
Against Railroad Aid.
Fourth Vote.
For License
Against License"
The polls of said election shall be opened
at each place Of holding elections, in said
county. between the hours of s and 10
o'clock q. m. and closed at O'Clock p. M, on
said day. ~
Said election shall be held and conducted
at the places, by the officers and in the man.
ner now by law provided for the election oil
members of the house of representatives, a,
far as practicable; and the judges of election
shall transmit forthwith the poll-books and
tally-sheets of said election, containing GER
tilted number of votes cast for and against
this constitution. and for and against each ol
said propositions, to the clerk of the court Of
common pleas at Woodsfeld.
Given under nay hand and seal, at my Office
in Woodsfeld. this 22d day of July, 1874, in
the 72d year Of the State.
,r - 7. o. LTTTLk
july2s,'74td. Sheriff NJ. C. o.
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carry out book theories on finance -
Every nation andevery age, and we might
say every season, has its own peculiar cir.
cunstanccs and surroundings which must
enter into any calculation Of its wants
The system which twenty years ago was
found to be the best remedy for certain
financial evils, should not be arbitrarily
applied now without regard to the chang
ed condition.
Such system is on the same level of
intelligence with that of tire patent med
icine vender who prescribos the same
nostrum for every form Of disease. The
people have now taken the patent medi-
cine of GRANT and the quack fnanciers,
with what results easily seen. Now let
us have Congress which, in spite of
GRANT, will give us the remedy which the
nature of this particular case demands
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From the Daily Register.l
Wheeling Cattle Market.

July 22.-The arrivals of stock at
the Christman yards last week were
rather light, and the cattle were mostly
of an inferior grade. Prices given be-
low were the ruling figures:
CATTLE-The arrivals amounted to
only 81 head. The lowest price paid
was 2 so per cwt., land the highest
4 rs. Most of the cattle sold below
8 90.
HOGS.The ruling prices for hogs
were sos % per cwt. Only eighteen
head arrived, which is the lowest num-
ber this season.
SHEEP-Twenty two head of sheep
were disposed of at the rate of 4 cents
per pound.
LAMBS-All the lambs offered, for
ty-one head, sold at 5 25 per cwt. =.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will
IN be presented to the Commissioners of Mon.
roe county, Ohio, at their September session,
lS74,praying for the establishment of graded
county road in said county, commencing on the
lands of VIM. Thompson, in Green township
in the graded road running through said
Thompson's farm: thence the nearest and bes,
route to the farm of Simon P Wood in Green
township; thence to Louis Gray's; from thence
at or near Fletcher's Chapel and from theme,
the nearest and best route to the town q
Woodsfeld MANY PETITIONERS
iulyaS, '74td.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that a petition will
~ be presented to the Commissioners Of
Monroe county, Ohio, on the frst Monday Of
September, 1874, praying for an alteration Of
the county road leading from Woodsfeld to
Summerfeld; the alteration to begin at or
near Jacob Hamilton's barr;thence across the
corner of a meadow to a white oak stump;
thence northwest to black oak in the coun.
ty road leading to summer6eld,
junes,'74w5 MANY PETITIONERS.
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Written for The Spirit of Democracy
From sunsbury Township,
OZARK, ONO, July "a, 1S7

OLahhs Ohlo3 cuiy %1, 1o'1'
EDITOR SPIRIT: 1t appears from the
movements of men in your town that
it is their desire to injure the Demo
cratic party in this county.
One of our best Democrats here,
John T. Williamson, was approached
on Thursday, the 9th inst, by William
Read and John B. briggs, of Woods
field, and Valentine Gates and two other
men from Malaga township, and urged
to be candidate against James Arm
strong, the regular Democratic nominee
for County Commissioner, whom they
failed to defeat with Mr.. Gates as their
candidate.
Mr.. WilIiamson's Democracy not be-
ing of the Bolter stripe, he declined to
permit his name to be used for any such
purpose.
We understand where this Boilers
movement was inaugurated, and by
whom, and are ready to meet and crush
it. Respectfully,
No BoLTER.