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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-19
Opening OF the Grand Central Hotel
Last Night.

The Grand Central Hotel, corner of
Eighth street and Commercial avenue.
lately repaired and furnished by Mr..
William Wetzel, lat. proprietor of the
st. Nicholas, was opened last night by
that gentleman with grand supper and
ball. A large number of the friends of
Mr.. Wetzel were in attendance, and the
hours were passed in dancing and various
other pleasant amusements. The pro-
prletor has signilied his intention to make
the Grand Central one of the iirst-class
hotels OF these parts. aud we have every
assurance that he will do so. To those
who may visit our city, and who may
wish to stop at house where lrst-class
accommodations can be had, we would
say, 20 to tho Grand Central,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Joe RoLeker is npw in full control OF
he Washington bike,y. and having l"oru-
I'd the wants Of the ifIblic. j. prepared L
.ui ply on call a / demands for French loaf,
Bottom, Brown and Graham bread. AMI
-, rylhiug ,l,e oriitarily t0nni Ia FIRST
c'as-b,k ~. lie mlint,in, a tu ito X Of
CONNECTION res, and can. ~ we'll any
other dealer Ia the ;ity, ill all orders in
tat line. Cakes based, frosted or orna
mcrtod on short notice. Spe ia latten,ion
given 20 the or lers Of wedding or licnic
arli,s. l2-ti.
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choice Northern packed, 25c; 1000 pounds
choice Northern packed, 25c; 800 pounds
choice Northern packed. 20@2jc.
EGGS.
The market is entirely bare and the de-
mand active at Ice to-day. There are
none coming in. We note sales of boxes
slippers count. Ice; 800 dozen. lGc; 500
dozen, l5(alGc.
CHICKENS.
Receipts are very light and demand
fair. Prices rule steady and unchanged.
Sales were coops hens, 50 30; 20 dozen
mixed, 81 1903 %; coops chickens,
So 5O@3 10.
ArPLES.
The demand for choice apples is steady
and active at SO and only a small supply
in market. Sales were 80 barrels, So; %
barrels choice. SO.
ORANGES AND LEMONS.
These have made their appearance in
limited quantities, and holders are pack.
ing al " 80 per box for them.
POTA Toes.
The demand is far and steady witt
very few in market. Sales noted wer,
30 barrels early rose 50 30; 80 barrel,
peach blow 50.
PROVISIONS.
Smoked meats are firm aud In good de
mand. The market is scantily supplied
Lard is quiet aud easy. Sales were 400,
pounds bacon shoulders loose, SIC; 300
pounds bacon clear sides loose, llic;
tirccs lard, lie
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-19

Mrs. ) m Williamson wi hes 10 announce
to the pub.ia AMI her old patrons that she
is prepared to bleach, press and shape hat,
In the very latest style, al the low price OF
rs cents each. Her per- onal attention will
be wen to trimming ma and bonnets
Price q to 80 cent Residence on Wash.
ingtnn ayenue, betwren ninth and renths
sire t.. A"y young lady desiIipg to lean
the business may spply 10 m.
S..S-6t. MIS-. sAN WILLIAMSON.
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An Agent Wanted for the victor Sew.
in. Machine Company

Thos. G.. Mathews, travelling agent for
the Victor, is stopping at the Arlington
hotel, where a sample of the Victor will
be on exhibition for few days. Any
lady or gentleman wishing to engage in
this business is invited to call and exam
Inc the Victor and test lis merits. Com
missions more liberal than any other
iirst-class Sewing Machine Company, and
a machine that Is second TO no other in
the market. 3.l0-2t.
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Notice.

The unknown person who wrote and
sent to Mr.. j. McEwcu, the lines on the
death of her daughter. Mrs. Elizabeth
Moore. !, earnestly requested to furnish a
copy Of tie same TO Mr.. McEwpn. or
The editor Of the BULLETIN. The copy
sent to Mr.. McEwcn was unfortunately
lost after it reach the hand, Of the
nrininr
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-19

schicht & CIrich have removed their
chemic. dyeing aid olsawing esta'-
lishment from the corner Of Ii htn nd
Comm rel i to Washington Avenue.
between NJ til and Tenth str. cts. To meet
the wrnr- Of their m ny Gust mers they
heye ordered and h,Ne st rec iv'd from
+ pc la re lot oil the finest dye stuff,
and are now rea y to attend TO any orders
In heir hne. 1913 Ohm.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-19

The second and last performance by
Wagner Ministries wa, witnessed by a
good audience at the Athcncum last
night, aud the acting of each member OF
thecompany was equally a. good ~ on
their first appearance. From here the
troupe will 20 to palucah, where they are
waited tor with anxiety by the amuse-
ment loving people of that burg.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-19

Robert Burns was arrested and con-
frouted by Judge Bird, charged with being
drunk, and va, fined one dollar and costs.
Not being prepared to pay he was sent
over for three days.
Richard Martin was also arrested for
the same olIcn-c, and Iii, Honor assessed
a fine upon hi- head Of one dollar and
costs, which ne paid and was allowed to
depart
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-19
LOCAL NOTICES.


The Parish School was opened on Mon.
day, March Is. But pupils will he re-
ceiyed at ay time, on the condition.
already published. The services Of Pro-
fe sor Frick have been secured for instruc-
Il n in the German language. For this IN
ext ch rye viii b" made. Pua Is wishing
TO study German only. WI come to the
school at 4 o'c ock p. IN.
CH.RLEs GILBERT, Rector.
3I.3.3-lm.
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whence This Great Commotion

the country through, among the Alcoh lie
81 ter mongersS They stand 'ghaSt at an
innovst on on their pri'ilege of making
drunkards o' the sick A oInpe it ha,
come into the fel with which they cannot
contend. Da. j WALKgks CALIFORNIA
VIv,G,R BITTERs, the und a ed essence
Of tre most efiicacious .ege' sable TONES and
alter,tivrs In tn W r d, is driving all the
slill.born nos rums Of kim Aic,o t. The
wal. There Is u, disease, In ernal or ex-
ternal, In which 1t 10 not ben hcially admin
tstsysd. slid \ w-tw.
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Our saloon.

The aboy' saloon, conrr # Eighth street
and Commercial avenue. is fixed Il in
Z cd sty e-ary and com "tahIe. Ever
md ~ morrirg y'uw II tiud spread , y ..
II ch u da 81 - 4 Milwaukee lage
beer, which "A I be I eat, aud There /, not
any oh ng". b hi d eB,ryou Wi ii d
tie l. u kind { Liz Tor, a CT airs md
my desire st'g We e.ery one Of my Gust =
mcrs who patronze me, satisfaction
all round FRED. lUFHEINz
13.3. Aim
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wanted.

Agents tor the monumental No-Chim-
ney Lamp Burner" No smoke or smell
and no explosion. They suit everybody.
and everybody buys them because they
are what everybody wants. Sample by
mail for IS cents. a, S. Stonehaker, 43
Patterson avenue, Baltimore, general
agent 3-l6-3t
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knights Of Pythias.

EA There will be regular conven-
{ 3 :: ton of Ascslon Lodge, No. 81,
~ Knights Of Py HAS. held AT their
~ Castle Hall, this friday even
ing, AT 1879 o clock. a full attendance Is
earnestly desired. ~ matters of impor.
lance will come up for consideration.
Visiting Knights cordially invited to at
tend. WILL X. HAWKINS,
X. of X. aud :.
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Preliminary Examination.

The preliminary examination of Robert.
aud Wade, now m the county Jail. charg.
ed with having killed yotng man by
the name Of Dclauy some six week. ago,
took place yesterday, but Wa, not yet
concluded when the court adjourned
The proceedings in the ease will be- con.
cluled to-day.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-19
Let us Have n spelling Match.

NAIKO, ILL', sAIlFCh TO, $50,
BROTHER OBERLY-Lrt us have that
spelling school. First. for the older
scholars, and then tor the younger ones,
for rs general thing, there is not iu-
terest enough taken in photography.
You can count me in, when the match
comes oil. A. CoMINGs.
The BULLETIN heartily seconds Mr..
Comings in his endeavors to start the
ball rolling, believing that such a demon.
stration would be both interesting and
instructive to the public Of the city.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-19
Nnlice of Removal.

The well known barber shop, corner
T. ghth aud c numerical, pre- i'd d ov r y
the popula artist, q orge II inh"u~e. has
remov, q one or north on omma re- al. /
the q and Cenral Hotel. The new shop l.,
Ia &c ami comm dious, and those W snug
for any hing artistic II the way Of f'shi n.
abl hair Gu ting, smooth sha e., ct will
do well t. call at the Grand Central Barber
shop. Il 3-i5-tf.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-19
blacksmith Shop.

The old stand on Sixth sire I, between
Comm rcial avenue ami ONO Levee, Is al.
WAYS ready To d. any kind OF work in TIL
black line, m liking AMI rep .ring Wag.
ons Ruggic. and Drays. Especia attention
given to hors -shoeing, a. make my own
shoe "sn make them h ayy or light,
jut a. You de ire, Tor you all know that the
home m ,de shoes are the best. cal round.
and am sure to give you -ali'faclion.
7j.3-li-lm. FRED. IlOPuEINz.
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Farmers, Notice.

Puy your Field ana Gardci Seeds at New
York store. Tim Thy, ONION - I, seed
Oats, lover, Eqfly II sc seed Potatoes,
sweet Corn, HungariIn Rus.ctt Seed Po
tatres. Peas by the quart, Re Top, cast
and steel pIo -, Plnw harness e.; tut
linr- and prices gutlautee 'ow.
s-3-lA-l0'. CHAs. O.PATIFR & co.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-19
Daity Lunch.

George Litin"r corner Of Fourteenth and
Washing on avenue. will III nsh he eater,
.yery day to hs patrons No. lunch, be-
tween the hours Of ten and twelve o'cl-ck.
fresh Milwaukee beer aud fragrant Havana
:iyar- TO be had at his ! r AT all times.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-19

Mr.. NJ. Kuhne DIES res us TO say that he lie
ready 10 cei'e orders for ri no and Or
gan tuning, and repa ring mus cal instu
me Is. Orders may be lett at the corner OF
Thirteenth and Walnut streets, or Z. o.
DO 6Ss, and will receive prompt attention.
a2.Y.I9 Am
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wanted.

Fifty 10 seventy-fye liars per month.
Agents wantsi everywhere. Teachers, Ia.
dies. g"bt.. 'tc., e'c. No capt. or out
lay required. send - cents for postage on
outnt, 10 -. &. WELCHsAN,
Il Irwin Station. Union County, ohio.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-19

Tonight the second of a series Of so
ciables to be given by the Knights Tenn
plar will take place. aud a happy time i,
anticipated by those who contemplate at.
tending.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-19
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.
IIappy Relief for Young Men from IN,

Happy keiief for Young Wen nom the
effects of Errors and Abuses in carly life. Man
hood restored impairment, 10 Marriage re-
moved, New method of treatment. New and
remarkable remedies, Book, and circulars sent
free, in sealed envelopes Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, 4l9N. Ninth street, Phlladel-
pha, Pa An Institution having high rcputa'
ton for honorable conduct and professional
skill. lGO-l- l5-dSwjm
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-19
Fresh supply.

Mr.. 7. Fitzgerald has just received and
has on sale at hi. sales room a large stock
II English ale. porter, Ilenne-sy brandy
and wines. aud liquors Of all kinds, which
be will dispose Of at reasonable rices.
2SO.1-25.tf
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-19
The Methodist spiree.

The sociablc given by the ldic, Of the
Methodist church in the church paror,
last night, was well attended. We shall
give a more EXTENDED account OF the pro-
cceding. in the next issue Of the BuLLE-
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-19

Tha German Lutheran church prnpo es o
give tar and festival at the Arab Engine
House on April 18th and All, part cularS Of
which will be announced in due time.
Rig. L
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CAIRO, March sth, 1873.
CAIRO, ILLINOIS, March 18th, Isl

CAIRO, ILLINOIS, March 18th, 1875,
o. Haythorn Il Co. have this day be-
come the successors of Elliott Il Hay
thorn, j. 5. Howe, Of Cincinnati, having
been admitted as special partner. With
renewed facilities, we shall hope to conf
mand full share of the former patronage
of the firm. o. HAWTHORN & Co.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-19

ANY person wanting to buy tine large
horse. itarle f'r wagon dry, ca be
accommodate by ca ling at The Methodist
Parsonage on Eighth street.
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County lnilrt.

Owing to the fact that for several day,
past Judge Bros, ha, been somewhat in
disposed. Justice C0ning., assisted by
another legal gentleman, j. doing the bus
ine-s OF that gentleman during his alb
sHlcg
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-19
Spelling Match

The "Woman's Club and Literary As
ISOLATION" will give a spelling match at
an early day, particulars OF which will
be announced in due time.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-19

a small gold pen, marked Anna from
Eliza" The owner can have the same
by calling nj the BULLETIN Office and
paying 10 cents for this notice.
MAUD BURNETT.
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Inst RpceIytt.

Splendid line of Spring = inis, now open.
Also lull line I'll dies ard Genrs sh g.,
at Eastern prices, DO h ut wholesal' aud
+, tail ut NEW YORK STobE.
Z. IL
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Election Notice.
CRY LEXIS OFFICE, }
CAtRO, It's March 18th, ls15 I

CRY LERK's OFFICE,
CAIRO, It's March 18th, lo,5
NOTICE IS hereby given, that on tuesday, the
~ 2th day Of April, 40. ,lsi ~ general cleo
ton will be- held IN the city Of CAIRO, \leNander
County, state of Illinois, for the election Of the
following named city offers, to-wit: \ mayor.
"a city clerk u city TIE t,ur'r, a city attorney.
city assessor, AMI one alderman from zach ward, ,
for the term ut two years. For the purpose Of
said election polls Will he opened at the follow
ing named Iltce-, tO-wit: In the First " upl at
the brick business house lately occupied by l..
+. Davis. on the >uuiucrly side of sixth street,
between Commercial and Washington avenues !;
ia the ecOud Ward Ut the engine house of the
Rough aud Ready Fire company; In the Third
Ward at the engine house oi HE liibytniHn Fine
company; in the Fourth Ward ~ the Court
tlouse; aud ia the ffih Ward AZ the house uf
NJ. sullivan, on the Northwest corner of
1w.nty-litih street and Commercial avenue.
said election will be opened NJ eight O'Clock in
the morning, aud continue open until seven
- clock in the afternoon ul that day.
By order OF the city Council.
WILL IL. HAWKINS, City CLERK.
I-lu-ti
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dissolution Notice.

The firm of Elliott & Haythorn, doing
business at No. l0l Commercial avenue,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Oscar Haythorn is alone authorized to
collect the debts due the concern. and
assume all the liabilities OF the firm.
HENRY ELLIOTT,
OSCAR HAYTHoRN.
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Two or three gentlemen can he accom-
inodsed - h day board. House on Wal
nit. between 6 y,rth md Eighth. Apply
% th. Office. aO.3.2.G,.
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Two.Horse Wagon For sale.
A ne" wagon Tor sale ut 4, bargain. APP
ply at the BuLLEIIN cou tiug.room. II.
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CAIRO INTERCHANGEABLE.

Corrected Daily by +. VI stearns. commission
merchant, secretary Of the Cairo Board o.
Trade.
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Positive Cure For rheumatism

for sale st tue drug store Of NJ. J. NcGauley,
between Ii hte nth and Nineteenth streets
ON Y, numerical avenue. 3iS
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saint Charles.

Good single room, on the upper floor At
the Saint Charles can he had, with board
AZ the very low rate II $50 per month
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-19

RIVER. BUSINESS AND WEATHER.
Tile weather /, again cloudy, with
indications Of rain.
The Ohio is rising at tho rate ofseven
inches per day, and fears are entertained
by the timid that there will De another
flood here this spring.
business here continues good.
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twenty-five Valuable Horses, and as Many
Carriages, Buggies and Wagons
Destroyed.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-19

The Dwelling ct Mrs. Timmons Also
Destroyed
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The Origin Of tho Fire Wholly Unaecounted
For.
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The Loss Estimated at Isn thousand Dollars

The Hulk Of the proprvty Burncd
owned by Private .'artics.
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Local weather Rcport.

CAIRO. ILL, March 8 is75
TINE Ban THE. WiSD VEL. WEATHER
Jam 81 20, 80 3 Is Fair
i y s S.c1s - y ;. IS f fl2qdy
THOMAS JONES, sergt. S.U.s.A.
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The FIRE FIEND.

The Extensive Livery aud BOARDING
stable of ur Miics Parker
burned.
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RIVER NEWS.


ARRIVED.
Steamer ALI. Stevens, South.
Idlewild. Evansville.
Gov. Allen and tow, st. Louis.
Burksville. Nashville.
Raven aud tow, st. Louis.
Julia. st. Louis.
Future City. New Orleans.
Hickory, st. Louis.
John Kyle, New Orleans.
Il" Susie Silver. New Orleans.
John \. Scudder. New Orleans.
james Howard. New Orleans.
Nint shinklc, Memphis.
DEPARTED.
Steamer ALI Stevens. st. Louis.
" I1lcwlld, Evansville.
" Huntsville, Nashville.
- Raven and tow, Ohio.
" Julia, Vicksburg.
Future City, IT. Louis.
Hickory. Mound City.
John KYLE. 1T. Louis.
Susie Silver. 81. Louis.
John A. Scuddcr. St. Louis.
" james Howard, ST. Louis.
" Nint Shinkle, Cincinnati.
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FLOUR.

We note an increased demand for low
and medium grades within the last few
days that has lett the market almost bare.
Prices are firm and unchanged. We note
sales Of 600 barrel, 81 1903 80; 1909 bar
rrl> 81 j0Gj -; 100 barrels MINK s.;
80 barrels city 81 2j@j %; 800 barrels
81 coos 90.
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WE will run an Ice wagon throughout the
w Season, delivering pure luke ice In sny
part Of the city at the lowest market price, and
will also furnish our friends outside the city with
&C by the cake or car load, packed IN sswdust
or shipment W anY distance
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THE MARKET.

BEy~Our friends should bear in mind
that the prices hcre,eiven are usually tor
sale from first hiudS in round lots. In
iilling orders aud for broken lots it is nee
essary to charge an advance over these
figures. IA
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-29

1t behoves the American house
keeper to exercise more care than
she has been want to do in the
matter of recommending servants.
A suit has just been tried in one of
the English courts which seems to
show that the responsibility assum-
ed in giving such recommends
tons it is by no means as trifling
as it has been heretofore regarded.
Mrs. Webster Bliss, has been APP
piled to by note from Mrs. Edward
Helm to state what she knew
abont Mrs. Flood, who desired to
serve the latter in the capacity Of
cook, and replied as follows:-
"Mrs. Webster Bliss presents her
compliments to Mrs. Edward Helm,
and in reply begs to say that Mrs.
Flood lived with her as cook and
housekeeper for two years, during
that time she found her thoroughly
sober and an excellent cook, capa-
bic of making all kinds of side
dishes, soups, jellies, etc. She is
in every way fitted for the position,
and a most desirable person to have
in the house" Upon the strength
of this Mrs. Helm employed Mrs.
Flood, hut speedily found to her
sorrow that the latter was utterly
Incompetent to perform the duties
of her position. Thereupon Mrs.
Helm brought criminal complaint
against Mrs. Bliss for the deception
practiced upon her. Upon the
examination it appears she had new
er employed the person so strongly
by her, and really
knew nothing about her. The
sentenced the defen-
iant to pay a find of five pounds.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-29

Washington is not a good place
inst now for ofIire-seekers. The
Star announces that there is not a
single vacancy in any Of the de-
partments, and adds: 1.-THE death
rate among the public employees
is exceedingly light, and the vol
untary REIMBURSEMENT of public
trust is something which occasions
as much surprise among Office
holders as does the transit of Venus
among scientists"
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-29
The Massachusetts Demo crney

u. From the Detroit Pree press.
The gallant Democracy Of Mass
achusetts, taking the initiative in
the campaign, have entered the
field with platform and ticket a full
week in advance of their opponents.
While the Republicans are in
fermept over what TO do and how
to do it-while it is openly said,
on the other hand, that IL Loripg
is nominated it will be to suffer
defeat, and on the other, that Rice
rs candidate. will meet the fate
of Talbot a year aeo-the Demo-
Gratis quietly, u ut none the less de-
'erminedly, array themselves for
the contest. There is no wavering
in the ranks--no dissent over mat
tiers Of policy. AM Is compact
and harmonious. the noble princi-
piles OF Democracy constituting n
common bond which binds all
together IN one homogeneous
whole; and those principles have
been so well upheld by the Mass
arhusetts Democracy that there
are to be. found acting In cordial
union with the Democracy in that
State, thousands of men who, now
that war issues have been settled,
have been attracted with irresista-
lie force to the party which is
moving on with fixed purpose to
secure restoration OF sound, hon.
est and economical government.
There is something inspiring in
the unfaltering courage which the
Massachusetts, Democracy has dis
played in the face of the most
tremendous odds. With an abid-i
ing faith that correct principles
would sooner or later assert them
selves and win the popular support
they merit 1.-THE Democracy OF that
State year after year raised high
their Standard, and though they
constantly mt with defeat they
never dispaircd oiapltinste sue
cess, And when last year q variety
of causes contributed 10 give them
hi unprecedented victory. they
proved by their Subsequent course
hat they knew how to nse that
yictory ia a way to benefit the pco-
BE. William CASTOR, the Chief
Magistrate Of the Commonwealth
4 Massachusetts, for the past year,
d admirable representative of
Eanachrseats Democracy, hss been
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Let the whole Republican world
rejoice that it has one stronghold
left. That stronghold is the town
Of Perkins, Maine. In 1874 Per-
kins returned thirteen Republican
votes and three Democratic. AT
the last election Perkins rallied,
rolled back the advancing tide Of
Democracy and gall1ntly cast
tventy-two Republican votes 70 one
De NJ C attic. Noble town! And
worthy of its illustrious namesake,
Eli.