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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1874-05-06

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-Mast of our Democratic ex-
changes seem pleased about the sfresi.
dent,s veto of the. currency bin but
try 10 make out that BY reason \ofs his
actiep in this question the President
has gone counter TO the wishes OF the
Whole Republican party. .Tbs ia a
nistaken idea; ss we bavs, stated be.
fore, the bes, men of both parties are
divided upon the question. 1t is not
a party question at all, but question
Of expedieney. Petitions numberous.
y signed by members or both parties
for an increase of the volume Of cur
rency have been sent to Congress, and
on the other hand, Hremonstrances
against inAatiopr signed equally by
Republicans and dDemocrats. have been
presented. II 10 the height Of folly TO
try to make a party question Of such
Q billaas this, and the attempt will fail
wherever tried sss.. b. --.-, s.. 81
. I'VE are in receipt of report Of
the Civil Service Commissions, but as
our time is limited we have not perused
it with that care which such doou-
ments require, ,ss The Commissioners
make out the Civil Service a. gued
thing. but, thefesiiss livisjona of opin.
ion on that: .,poipt,.G Congress is
somewhat agitated over the matter,
and the @Fefera," may set receive its
death-bIow this session. The rules,
as they were understood, have not
beer applied, or rather have been al
most'entifely' disregardeds throughout
the country, and if they are not to be
complied with in all instances they
might as well be done away with.
,jAsf1 Hit May, u thl place bss
associated himself with Jonathan
Watson and others Of lTitasviile, un.
der the name of the Watson d Emery
Extract Company to manufacture an
extract OF, Hemlock bark for tanning.
Factory buildings for the manufacture
of the extract are being constructed
at Pleasant Valley, near TitusviIle, on
the d. A. V. & p. Railway, and will
Be ssssiy fOtibnsins$s about the 6rst of|
next month. The company own the
right to manufacture in the counties
of Forest, Warren, Mexican, Elk,
Cameron and Peter, the best counties
ia the State for hemlock timber. There
appeauH lobe no doubt but the enter.
prise will be a complete success.
There Is tank Sf putting a narrow
loot bridge across the mouth of Tio.
nesta creek for the convenience of the
hands at the Superior Mills. The walk
around tbe bridge is a long one, and
the contemplation Of that walk after
The lahors of the day are Ger causes
the hearts Of the employees of the
mill to swell With grief.
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"A new stock Of spring hats, caps,
and men, women and chiIdren's, Fur
nishisSS Goods. just opened at the Hat
4Store-sigs of the Big Red Hat,
Main, 8 doors fn,om Depot 81. e. Mdi-
quite. Gentlemen aid ladies' neck
wear speciality. 80, ,T..ao ... {. Aft "a
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IYnse Of Traisss

s-ksTtoSksTA STATION, on and afser
hpsemssr ~ fWs:l "A u aBsE e nR
,rraln q ZBk-r 20 esDo p.las ,
9apetA".o9 AL nNA
Train 20 -. @sl-- l&'1fi;o2 Am. n
ssttt. % ~. a-ii 80 $40 p. H.Y
ss7i wa xoRru--lsr chssssIudsiiiF j. {
i iss.rsslaa "a -s,rs,S -s ~ T.. sS:;ao p. M. (.
- iqisasg Ht 2D GLASS. ii uivtu mota
Train 5S 9:05 a. M
50 1910 p. M, 81
On the RivepDivision /. c. from oil City
10 lryineten, up tho river is North down
the river, south A sifalf ohs -
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Preaching ia NJ. 4. Church next
Sunday evening.
Daniel Black is. farming The
Towner Flats this season. May his
harvest ,be plentiful. .yrwAwA
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Testimonials OF Waters fIasvs and
..H Ola -HI organs. iRaa Tlluu.r

"Waters' Concerto Parl0r Organ pos
sessos beautiful and peculiarly soft tone.
The Concerto Stop is, without doubt, the
best ever placed in any organ. II is pro
duced by an extra set of reeds, peculiarly
voiced, from which tho effect Is most
charming, and is Imitation of the human
voice Is superb. For sweetness Of tono
and orchestral effects II has no equal, -
". y. TdieS '.-. ..i
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1874-05-06

Horses and Cows or.saie.a Orders
from a distance solicited. a,,
ST sS D. G. HUNTER, Tionesta, Pa.
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yarT71.adiesS neck wear iu great yarie-
,,ty, and corsets from seventy:fye11ce cents
-up, Mt the Hat Store, Tidioute. 4tf
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Don't faii to go to Robinson &
B9nper's if you went stoves, stoyepipe
or tinware. 93tC
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Landlord aud Tenant Leases, the
mostapproved form, for sale at this
office. ~ ~ w 81 w
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JOE WORK neatly executed al the RE
y POBLICAN omec.
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s.71The May party at the Lawrence
House, on Friday evening last, passed
pf sothc satisfaction Of all wboy at
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1874-05-06

The Concerto Parlor Organ Is some
thing entirely new ii is beautiful parlor
ornament, possesses sweet and power
flil tone is a most comm sndable inven-
Lion and holds high place in public ia
Yors AZ y. EreHing. IVSt. ..-r I|r..g
AN ORoH EsTs,A IN THE PARLoa.-The
orchestral organ is the name of new reed
organ tecealtly yannounced by Horace Wa
ters a son, The Instrument takes this
name from its recently Invented orchcs-
tral stop. The Voicing OF this is peculiar,
producing the effect o. a hfi sweet con
tralt0 voice. It's hn9st eiioct il produced
when the stops are drawn, 50 that an or
chestrai effect is given, Tho caseis uniique
ture.' IN. y. SRa.
The Waters Pianos are known asammg
The very best Wear onablod tpspeal Cf
these instruments with confidence, FROM
personal knowieslge.-N, y. Esongefst.
...#H rH' OIL. -r.t....
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RY VIRTUE of sundi Y writs OF Fl. Fa.
Oven. eX. and alias ven. ex. issued out of
the Court of Common Pleas O. Forest Co.,
and to me directed, there will be exposed
to sale by public vendue or outcry, at the
Court House, in the borough of 1ionesta,
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1874-05-06

,aEJAT Dale reformed from Louis.
vile last week, looking hearty. He
ehjoyed HIS Trip very much, and was
-benehtted thereby. 4gIlragaat
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-04-03

THE people Of the Ashland district
have very properly demanded the return
OF Hon. Jas. b. Beck to Congress. But
the Frankfort icomIa has the authority
from Mr.. Beck for announcing that he
will not, under any circumstances, be
come candidate for reelection. The
State can i'll afford to dispense with hi,
efficient services in Congress, but bis de
iermmriion to retire from public life for
the present is irrevocable, and it now
devolves upon the Ashland district to
look cut fer his su:cessor-a difficult
tax.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-04-03

The Democratic party will as certain
ly regain its ascendcncy in the United
States as that there exists corruption un
measured and thieviug unlimited in the
prevent administration. Aud this hope
is Ike the Christians hope Of a r'-urrec
ton of the dead. Upon it is based the
only assurance Of the perpetuity of free
government and sovereign people
Young men, let " warn you against
making a record next August which will
follow you through life, and which, like
thevcaiblesome ghost Of Banquo will new
err down at your bidding. Your venera
Die sire may possibly afford to beiray hi
party aud feel the paugs of rcmorse but
brief period, but You have a race To
run and record to make aud sustain.
Beware Of the trap Iail by willy Radical.
to brand you traitor. Stand firm and
resolu,e To principle though the heavens
fall, and years hence your fidelity will be
happy consolation.
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Items from Onto.
MARcu Is, 1874.

MARCH, -, ltfl
sabbath School met at Bcati,'. school-housc
at 10 o'clock, 4. NJ. T. J. remagas, Supcrin-
icndent Prayer by q. W. Saunders. Five
elias e. -;lre male, ard two female. Teach.
ersf David Rankin, Fri-Lie Merccr, Mis- Hat.
ii. p,irre, q. W. Saunders aud Miss Mamie
Rankin. Tie different classes repeated from
m,mury from 81 TO 40 verses. Fir.t female
clas- repeating the latter number Forty
scholar. in attendance.
After rccita ion hour was over, the school
PROCEEDED 10 rc-orranizc, q. W. Saunders bc.
ins called to tie chair, AMI r. J. Dcmacan
appointed secretary. When, upon motion
which met with a second, T. J, Demsgnn W..
unanimously rc.clcc,ed Supcrin,er't, and Mis-.
Hattie Pierce teacher ~ vocal music, Harvey
HAYS assistant David Rankin and r. 3. Stig.
all committee on finance. Hour Of meeting
agreed upon, 10 O'Clock, 4. NJ.
Rev. Mr.. GIN, Of the VI, thoii-t Church
will preach a, Bcati,'s schoolLou on The
2nj Sunday in April.
CORRESPONDENT.
[Rea,ic's scho,l-house Is quite noted spot
in our bounty; located IN one of our best
ncighbrrhoods, AMI We are truly gl,d to know
that their Saibuh School hsa been rc.orsan.
lied for the Summer m6n,hs, under such IA.
vorahle auspices. Fn.l
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We are requested to give notice that
Mr. T.. NJ. Davidson, candidate for Jail
or, Is not subject to the primary election,
next Saturday, but will remain a candi-
date until the August election.
We, the Democrats Of Turnersville
precinct, do call on J. A. Lyle TO be-
como a candidate for the office Of Coun-
ty Judge Of Lincoln County to be call
ed the peoples candidate.
NANCY VOTERS.
March 2s,h, 1874.
We say git behind US satan
IT. Tie DenrrIt. Of Lise1ls C,asty.
have cndeavorci, in the canvass for
tie nomination for the Office of Jaior, to
represent my own Interests a. faithfully
rs have the interests Of the people of
the county in di-charging the duties Of
the Office | again seek. during the past
four years and upon the eve of the close
of the race before the party, | can truth
fully express confidence in my success
next Saturday il my friends will turn
out and give me their assistance. Again
plcdging myself to do all ia my power To
secure the election Of the Democratic
ticket in August, and, if one Of the
nominees, and elected, to discharge my
official duties rs faithfully and Ell.
GENTLY as in me lies I now rest my case
with my friends.
veryrcspec,fully yourhumble servant.
rlIOS. BUFORD.
10 he Democrats Of Lincoln County.
would remind my friends throughout
the county Of my defeat by one vote
four years ago, and urge all who favor
my nomination to let no trivial matters
detain them from the polls Tomorrow
Saturday, as my nomination is assured
il all who have given me their enccur-
rgement during the canvass will come to
my assistance, on that day. Again
pledging myself to the support of the
Democratic ticket in August, and il
elected, NV best efforts merit the conf
dencc reposed in me by faithfully dis
charging my official duties.
am very respectfully,
Your humble sv't.
W. +. RAMSEY,
Candidate FOR Assessor.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-04-03

Ar the republican Convection held in
Lancaster, on The 2Slh inst, the follow.
ing persons were cho.en to make the
races for county offices: For county
Judge, W. Mckee Duncan; tor county
Attorney, William Turner; for Circuit
Clerk, John X. Faulkner; for county
Clerk, J. Wesley West; for Sheriff, W.
NJ. kerby; for Jailor, Walter Eason
for Assessor, Richard Hackley; for Sur
vcyor, Edward Walker; for Coroner,
Marion Leisure.
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they would impress you honest and un,
suspecting Democrats with belief that
they have an eye only TO the election Of
Ad. Lyle to the county Judgcship and
Geo. Mckinney 10 the Circuit Clcrkship'
We haven't q word to say against their
integrity as citizens, their kind-hearted-
ness as neighbos, and their social excel
lcncics, but God deliver us frcm ever as
si.tiug into Office As bitter political enc
mics as thee gentlemen are.
They ai,cays vote for the man, never
think of anything but personal fitness for
the Office. but all the exccllencies Of fit-
ness are dlr,ys found in their Radical
brethren, and they invariably show a
preference for a Radical servant, as attest
the poll-books. Yet, Democrats are ask
cd to give their nominees the 60 by, and
support uucompromising Radicals on the
score Of personal fitness and clcveracss,
when those same Radical aspiran,s show
their chief political aim to be the defeat
Of the Democratic party, a portion Of
which is expected to join them in the ac-
comp'ishment Of that end. Democrats,
beware Of the enemy! Hurl from you
every temptation to wink at the election
Of n Radical that would wheedle
you into the belief he would not carry
politics into the race, and is a peoples
ciniilatel Suspect as traitor every
party who says he is Democrat but
doesn't exdect.to sustain the nominees,
and let us all turn out at the election on
the 4ih, and discharge our duty as con
sistept Democrats. opposed to the fur
therancc of Radicalism by Democratic
votes.
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THERE is not more certain way to
destroy party than to bring out what !,
hypoerilically termed peoples candi.
date" No true Democrat viii give
countenance to any such movement. The
Radical rariy we've never known Ia
bring on, such a candidate except where
they were in hopeless minority. Give
Us single instance where they ever put
forth such man when they had even a
bare majority!
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Congressional and Judicial Nom.
iuatiOns - Circular from the
Dcmocrnsic State Central Com.
ultftce.
Rooms DEuocRAric STATE CrS1RaL Coa., I
FRASEroRT, KY, March, 1874.

ROOMS DEuocRA1ic STATE CENTRAL Coa.,
FRASKronT, KY, March, 1874 !
In view Of the period when Congress
sional and Judicial candidates are usual
ly selected, and in response to numerous
inquiries as to the mode by which nomi-
nees of the Democratic, party are to be
chosen, the Central Committee have
deemed it advisable to republish the fol-
lowing information.
1. Committees for the Congressional
aud Judicial Districts will be composed
Of the Chairmen of the Executive Com
miitecs Of the several counties compris-
ing said Districts the Chairman of the
Executive Committee of the county al
phsbetically FIRST in each District being
Chairman of the respective Judicial or
Congressional District Committee. Dis
trict Committees are charged with the
duty of calling Conventions, or of fixing
the time and manner of making nomi-
nations and with all matters pertaining
t. their Districts as such; and the Chair
men of the same will communicate, from
time to time, as may be necessary with the
State Central Committee, avoiding I'M,
necessary conflict with County Executive
Committees.
2. In all eases in which it may be
Necessary to make nominations for office,
the delegate convention system is urged
in preference to primary elections, and
the Central Committee epjoin upon all
the cultivation of spirit of harmony
and ready acquiescence in the action OF
their several Committees and Convention,
as the only means of securing unity Of
action throughout the State, and ultima,
victory over antagonists prompt to avail
themselves of any discord arising in our
racks.
3. For the better information of the
party, the Chairmen of the County
COMMITTEES, as they now appear upon
the books Of this Committee, are here
with appended. Should any vacancies
have occurredin the Craftsmanship Of any
County Committee. by death or other
wise, of which this Committee has not
been apprised, such committees are here
BY authorized to elect one of their number
Chairman. and to communicate the fact
to the Secetary of the Central Commit
tee, and TO the Chairman Of the District
Committee.
L. The Chairman Of the District Com,
mites are requested, Immediately upon
receipt Of this circular, to communicate
with the members Of the same, and 10
arrange for a meeting of the COMMITTEES
TO determine the mode of selecting can.
dida,es.
5. Should steps have beew taken in
conformity with this plan of organiza-
ton, 10 hold conventions or otherwise to
make nominations, the same are hereby
confirmed, il not being the purpose OF
this circular to inaugurate n new plan,
but simply to re-announce and give Off
cial information respecting that which
has been observed heretofore.
by the COMMITTEES;
G.. w. CRADDDCK, CANA.
j. SroDDAgD JOHNSTON. See.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-04-03

Hon. HARVEY MYERS. of Coyington.
author of Myers Kentucky Code of
Practice" and one of the ablest lawyers
in the State, was shot aud killed in his
office the other day by "a Mr.. W. G.
Terrell, husband of woman for whom
Mr. Myers was trying to obtain a di-
vorce. The difficulty grew out # some
question propouuied by Mr.. Myers, in
some deposi;ions that were taken in the
case. Ills los, will be deeply :clt by the
Bar throughout the State.
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J. SroDDARD JOHNSTON, See.
TIE Womap's Whi.ky War still pro

TnE Woman's Whisky War still pro-
gresses with the most intense visor. The
scat of battle this week is Cincinnati
The Mayor of that city attempted to
rou, the fair cru.ndsrs by issuing an or,
der forbiddiug the holding Of religious
services on the streets Of the city, and
the natural result of the order was to ere
ate public sentiment in favor Of the
crusaders, and the movement against the
whisky ring and the Mayor especially has
gathered new strength. In New York
city the work PROCESSES slowly. Two
bar.rooms have been closed, leaving only
eight thousand four hundred and one yet
"a be closed We can see no indication,
Of suspension Of hostiliiies Oh the part
of the women.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-04-03

The torch-ligls procession OF the order
of Red Stars which came oil at Lancas-
ter on Friday night last. was Il success,
Notwithstanding the inclemency of the
weather. About goo guests AT down To
the table of the Hotel he Gl.s'. AMI Mr..
George Moore Of Dlnyi.lc, in the absence
Of the chief orator, delivered saod and
appropriate address on TIE occasion.
The Order is wholly charitable, and
has done much good where lsle,s oxist.
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ljrcuit Court.

Oar Circuit Court i still in session.. Most
Of the contested civil cau-e- have been con,in
ucd and but few d,b, rendered. A number Of
eqoiiy causes have been submitted to the
Court. in which iudgmc nj v i'll he rrder,d.
A petition was filed in Cour, on Saturday
last, by A. Gibsun and joel w Sallce, trus.
tees of J. L. and J. L. Ingram, for the sale 81
,h,ir real ard pcrsoral prorcity, under as
sisnmt ut and deed Il trust for lcu,it Of iheii
creditors.
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I =,
1T was Republican who insinuated IN
our presence that the movement Z" dis'
rupt the Democratic party OF Lincoln
and peipe'raie The dciec'able Farce oil
a peoples ticket originated with the
Patrons OF husoandry! The movement
originated IN the brains, and was put on
foot by Radicals. IL may be possible that
some Democratic members OF the order
OF Patrons of iGsbandry may bite at
the swce'scentcd bait and roll 1t rs u
sweet morscl under their tongues, but We
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-04-03

DEMOCRATS of some counties of Ken
lucky would gladly give half their indi.
vidual fortunes to ge, nd of Radical mis-
rule while certain Democrat. ~ Lincoln
are anSiou. % 50 the cpsriy r. u cir
Radical cppoucrts ~ a., p'il's .un OF
three hunGfcd snd i,'r dn.li'..
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-04-03

The Gooa 1empiars' Adeoeate has been
removed from Lexington to Louisville.
The distinguished lecturer, G, W. Balm,
will continue as editor-in,chief, and il
is expected that the paper will Weld a
telling influence upon the approaching
election in the city upon the local option
question.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-04-03

SoNE mu!es .fe H,f,h me sundred
ard si'y Ioilar.. vn,ls oit.., nnd hard
marlv At h0y. just 80 ,on.e county
judge earn . Ihousald dollars PEI ar-
mum. while >'Aco- ought 10 pay largely
for the privilege Of serving u.s."
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-04-03

1--WE, the Democrats OF Turnersvile"
are poor fnanciers. to cay the least. The
Radicals, il seems to US, ought To aGord
t. pay at least thirty dollars Tor the great
county Of Lincoln--the venerable moth.
er Of Mercer, Boyle, Garrard, etc., sud
one Of the tri'sisters Of the proud Com
monueallh Of Kentueky-the st'born
and dearly beloved dipping Of Virginia!
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-04-03

IT will be seen in our columns to-day
that Hon. J. :, Chrisman, of Wayne
county announces himself AS a candidate
for the office of Commonwealth Attor-
ney for this the sih Judicial District.
Mr.. G. is Il fine speaker and an excellent
lawyer. lie would make a vigorous
nnnNaaa
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The Candidates

For Circuit Judge and Commonwealth At.
torney spent tie past we,k, no doubt very
pleasantly. in our town, judging from Il eir
countsnaucc-, ard the hind aud resp, c,iuI
treatment bestowed upon them by our eli.
Scns generally, without distinction to party OF
politics. We Lave had consultation With all
Of them, and they speak in the highest praise
Of our Z. wn, county and citizens, and all claim
to have founl many warn fi,nds IN our
m,lst who vii supper them in the
cunning contest Court aljnnrned at
noon Saturday, and two o'elcct. P.sM.,
John $. Van Winkle, candidate fr Circuit
Judge, made his debut upon tie judicial are-
ma, announcing to our citizens that he wa- an
aspirant h,r this hilh aud honorable position.
lie spoke about two hour in his u.ual diyni-
ted manner, but, as he will he hoard through
out the district, We will not comment uvou o.
give lis remarks in detail, hui leave each and
every one to form bisown conclusions as o. the
fitness, qualifications aud competency Of the
different candidaios 10 GIL tie r,slonsille Of
fees to which they aspire.
At the close Of Mr.. Van Nmkle'. sreccli,
Judge George Denny, of Garrard county
Republican candda'e for Commonwealth
tttmncy, made n short hut pointed sIe ch.
lie sruke IN a candid manner AMI asserted in
the most sangnine tones, that in the event lie
should hecumc the nominee Of his party, 80
suse as the sHn ri-es ard sets, lie wouli carry
triubpLan.ly the Republican t.,nner through
ont ruf district aud he our pvst Ionuon-
We lth'- Attorney" The jake made him elf
quiie agreeable While with us and conduc cd
himself IN manner tia, indicated business.
But We mus, remind the Judge that he ha- a
very formidable aud popular adversary "a the
field, Mr.. John W. futile, Of NJ n ic, 10,
whose cl1ims have already b~n prc>eni,d To
the Republican party Of ous county in able
and imIpss We manner.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-04-03

Coz. FoESEY says that every hour in
creises the chances for Congressional aid
to the Centennial Exposition. Let Con-
gies adjourn at once.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-04-03

Would I'VE. the Democrats of Tur
nersville precinct have Judge Durham
resign in favor Of Bill Bradley for a
small advance ON three hundred and IF
" dollars!
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-04-03

THE bu.ts of Clay and jackson which
were purcha-el last session by the Ken.
lucky Legislature. have been received
AID placed in position at the Capitol.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-04-03

OScE in the history of our county II
wss, "Gire nie liberty, or give me
death :" Now it il; Give me Ten
CENTS, or give me Radical rule.