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Examine and Conn pare.

Examine the Republican record
for the past eight years. The same !
man who controlled Grant and InaAe 4
that record will control Hayes.
They nominated him, are condue-
ting his canvass and will manage
him If he be elected. The Republi.
cans talk glibly of "reform within
the party" Are figs Of thistles Of
grapes Of thorns? .,,,,.a..,.,
The above paragraph we find IN
Democratic paper, carrying the
Tilden and Tammany Reform"
banner. Yes; we say too, examine
the Republican Record, and compare
1t with Democratic record. The
same man who controlled Buchanaa
and Jefferson Davis, the last two
Democratic Presidents) and made
that record, will control Tilden.
"They nominated him, are conduct
ing his canvass, and will manage
him II he be elected" The Demo
Gratis talk glibly of Reform" under
Tilden. "Are figs Of thistles or
grapes of thorns?n EXAMINER"
"Examine!!" That Is just what We
want the people to do. And whOn
they examine they should examine
honestly with view to ascestais
not only how much Of bad can b
found to charge against the Repub-
lican party, but how much Of good
should be placed to its credit. y Then
foot up and strike balance. Isl, v3asl
Now examine Democratic record;.
charge up to that party honestly
what you find of evil against It, and
give 1t credit for all good II accom-,
plished during the eight wears OF
administration under Its last Presi-
dents buchanan and Davis, and
strike another balance. u, ~,
Now you may take another, step,
ifyou choose to go further, and con.
slider the platforms and promises %
the parties--their makeup, habits,
history measures, principles c0u2
trolling influences, their masses,
leaders and candidates. Admitting
that the men and influences now
supporting Mr.. Hayes will in .
measure control his administrators
in case he should be elected, and you
must make a similar concession -.
to the administration OF his adyerss
sary in case of Mr.. Tilden's elee-
ton. .s5z3ss .
Choose ye for whom it 10 ye9si
duty to vote. in view ofyonr reckeA,s
/ ing s.,...s..,.sN
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How is 1t that we hear no more
from our Democratic friends about
those terrible monopolies which
were eating up everybody and OPP
pressing "the rest of mankind" a
year or two ago? Have our friends
Boydston and Mccormack and Lucas
and all those other fellows who had
80 much sympathy for the dear
farmers then 80 soon forgotten that
irrepressible conflict between the
farmer and the monopolist? Or
have they discovered that they can.
not use the "Antimonopoly" cry in
this campaign 30 effectively as they
can that old slogan Reform" which
Tilden has commanded his friends
to use in the process Of hosting him
and the Southern brethren" to
power?
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In DIAM

Indianapolis, 8 p. m.-The ticket
being very long the returns win be
late.i W. $50
indianapolis l0:3O-Returns from
five townships and wards in Ave
counties give Republican majority
of Ia. The same places In 1874 gave
the National Democratic ticket Q
majority of 1875. Returns coming In
with very heavy increased vote.
Both parties are betting about even.
Returns from 10 townships and
wards in Z counties give net Re-
publican majority of $50. The saine
places in 1874 gave net Democratic
majority of.l3l. Same places in 1872
gave Democratic net majority Of
255. IS S1'l
indianapolis, Ills p m.-Returns
from Is townships and wards In Minis
counties give net Republican ma
jority of / 200. Same places In 1870
gave net Democratic majority OF
1S4. Same places in 1872 gave net
Democratic majority of 1922. aoN
Indianapolis. Returns from tsR
townships and wards in counties
give II net Republican majority u
1870. Same places in 1874 gave mes
Democratic majority OF 13l. Same
places in 1872 gave net Democratic
majority of %. ~
Returns are meagre. Both parties
claim the State. Republicans Arc
ahead thus tar. A heavy vote hes
been polled. @l4o&i
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Elk -Gov. Stone, on bis return
from Indiana, stopped at Monmouth,
Illinois, to fill an appointment that
had been made for him there. A
correspondent of the HdDk-Eye
writs, under date Of Sd inst:
Gov. VIM. M. Stone, Of your State,
addressed the people here last night
In speech Of over two hours dura-
ton, and the universal sentiment 10
that It was the ablest, most convinc-
ing and most eloquent address deliv.
cred in this place for many years.
The hall was crowded to Its utmost
capacity, and several hundred were
unable to gain admission. Even
Democrats admit that the contrast
between Gov. Stones speech and
that OF their back somersAult-tum-
bier, Gen. Farnsworth, 10 extremely
painful and humiliating TO the
friends Of the latter. The torchlight
procession by our battalion Of min
ute men was fine affair. The COM
panies were not all out, but over
two hundred, under the comand Of
Capt. Campbell, paraded the princi-
pal streets and escorted Gov. Stone
to the hall. The meeting adjourned
with enthusiastic cheers for Gov
Stone and Hayes and Wheeler.
A dispatch to the Chicago Tribune,
bearing same date, says:
Gov. Stone, Of Iowa, spoke here
last night to a very large and en-
thusiastic audience. Although but
two days notice was given Of his ap
pointment, the hall was crowded Y
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rHTRCH DIR r C TO II r.

geruopIsT Personal---very.. T. II. Waring,
rastor. Services every sabbath at II A. y. ana q
- sabbath schooi at Q A. NJ, John A. Nelch,
SUPERINTENDENT Public praper meetings every
ahp'rsday eve Young peoples meeting every
Monday eve.
PRESBYTERIAN. o. S.--Rey. Il. l.. Dodder, pastor.
ca,.,sces every Sabbath at IL A. NJ and p. NJ sab
hath school st . A. NJ, W. W. craddick. Superin-
fendent.
PRESBYTERIAN L.. Pho pastor. sabbath
school at II NJ. or Immediately AFTER morning ser
Vice Andrew Barns. Superintendent
cHnIsrIAx.-Eider j. T. Bly, pastor. Services
every Sabbath at IL A. N. and IA Pm. sabbath
sehoo! ats Al a. II. n. james. s1perintehdent-
R.Isrisr No pastor Sabbath school ef A. y.
Nv 4. Mckee. superintendent. Bibie-eiass al x
r. 81.
I1,TYyRAS.-Rey A. j. criGier, pastor. seryi-
COS eyery alternate Sabbath at III A: NJ ana ~ r.
NJ sabbath-school at =. NJ, ~. Young super
fntendent.
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10 The Ladies of Knoxville.

DIX. COFFIN Is teaching dress making
"a LEI CornwaIls self.fifting chart By a new
yst4n 81 cutting by measurement, sounded on
lceHu!e and certain mathematical calculation
xn1eU ENSURES q perfect Al without changing
<ttcnt ana obviates the yexations Of the old
nesnod OF Blasting and trying ON of the more
4lGc4Ain patterns. II Is simple and easy OF APP
pateoton, and will give every lady using IL the
III IN ct.
~ Mr.. Coffin ranks dress-makine among the
IN abe takes great pleasure in teaching II u
-t6e DESTROYS of acquiring il. Dresses cut TO or
X For information call at residence on Fast
Ion Street, or al ONCE Of Conn 4 Smith litf
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cvrus. and your new found Demo
cratic friends and allies may insist
that you answer them. The Repub-
licans Of Marion county know all
about YOU, and are willing to part
from YOU, asking but few questions.
Farewell. Cyrus; farewell.
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State Banks Of Iowa, Indiana. Ohio,

quired 60 redeem their notes in coin
the notes so redeemed were, as every
person knows, Immediately paid out
over the counter and kept in circula-
tion. No more than this is contem-
plated by the resumption law. BY
this act the Secretay Of the Treasury
Is not authorized to retire the green
backs upon their redemption. With
out this authority, expressly confer
red, he would have no power or
right to retire them. They will cir
culate the same after redemption as
before, and no man who is not a
demagogue or ignoramus will deny
this statement. III he does, we sug-
gest to our friends to demand Of him
to read that provision of the resump-
ton act, or of any Other Law which
authorizes or requires the Secretary
OF the Treasury to retire greenbacks
upon their being redeemed. Don't
take his unsupported assertion for IL;
don't take any mere newspaper
statement: but require him to pro-
duce the law upon the subject. Un-
der this act the greenbacks are re-
deemed from one man and paid out
to another in the ordinary way of
business, thus adding the coin paid in
fhoiy ralap, ton 40 tka avpopDf IF
the circulating medium and increas-
ing it exactly to that extent. BY this
process gold is put into circulation,
and travels side by side with the
greenback, making the greenback
to and just as good rs the
gold dollar. In short. a reading of
the resumption act will establish
the following propositions:
/. The greenbacks remain q legal
tender for all debts, after January 1,
1879, the same as they are now.
?. By the redemption of greenbacks
they are not retired or cancelled, but
the total volume remains as before.
8. That by the process of redemp-
ton the gold paid out goes into cir
increasing the amount of
our circulating medium to that ex-
tent, and the greenback thereby be-
comes of equal value with the gold
dollar.
With this act before them our peo-
pie can understand this whole ques.
tion OF resumption, and be fully able
to protect themselves against all de-
ception and all misunderstanding of
its terms and provisions. They Will
also find that instead of destroying
the character OF the greenback or
wiping 1t out of existence, the re-
sumption act makes the greenback
better than it now is, and gives the
country more money than il had before.
This greenback movement Ia
founded In error and misunderstand-
ing, and depends upon popular de-
ception for it's strength and success.
This movement is fostered and en-
couraged by Democratic leaders rs a
means OF drawing votes from the Re-
publican ticket. We do not say that
all the greenback advocates so in
tend, but We do say that such is the
object and purpose Of Democratic
wire-pullers, and manipulators Of
the greenback hobby. Pers fer
Democrats will vote the greenback
ticket, thus leaving the honesc Re-
publicans to hold the bag alone.
However much 1t may be denied IL
IL an old fashioned political trick TO
injure Republican candidates. and
every flower OF freedom, and every
friend of the government should be
on his guard.
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ships and wards show Hsrnees' eniss
to be 4, LAS. Bells sairs ia. Net
Republican gain 1902.
Fulton county, 10 townshtpe i've
Barnes 126 maj.; Bell 40 ma -.
ocratic gain 10.
Allen county, s townships. Iless
f,t42; Bell 525. Republics III or
I48. - -.
Geauga Co, townships, Daxno
las, Bell 1853. Fairvisw Couety. l0
townships. Barnes co. BsII 1Sts.
Dem. sain 81. Fayetfs Co., s tswn-
ships, Barnes 95e; Be1i 81. Nepub-
lican gain 50. franklin CO., = t66h.
ships and wards, Barnes z,O64, Hi
2.759 Democratic gain 857. 49,
bula county, Barnes 3,228, Bslf -.
Columbus 10 townships and w1fdA,
Barnes area, Bell 1850. Democsiels
gain 8S1. Darke county 2 t0wusGlA
Barnes 3s5; Bell AS; RepablleA
gain 81. Defiance County, 1 tsW1.
ships, Barnes 1886; Bell 11aS; D.
cratic gain $50. Delaware Couuty,,0
townships, Bell 967, Barnes ~
Republican gain 107. Rice C0dnty,
townships, Barnes 1,17o, Ben Is4sg;
Democratic gain 173. Adams Co.
3 townships, Barnes 496, Bell ~
Republican gain 80. Allen co;oA
townships, Barnes 723, Bell $40; Re-
gain IA. Ashland Co., 2 townsAip9
Barnes $50, Bell 434. Returns do ~
include the cities Of Cincinnati; Tor
do and Cleveland. Dispatches nor
say II precincts show -
gain. There are rsporsD
Of considerable dispute in Clevelaad,
but no definite figures yet. y7of
Republican gain 10,75s. This dse1 !
not include Cincinnati and Cleve.
land. Nolss
Returns from Ohio show thAt q
full vote has been polled and nots
increased Republican gains over tAs
vote of last year. Dispatches indl.
cate a Republican majority Of ftouf
i've to ten thousand. s
Cleveland-All additional retufes
up to $3.50 p. m. show slight Milling
off for Barnes. s. 20
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l. O ID G. ES.

"a f. & a. M.-Oriental Lodge No. 81, Knox
"A. vile, meets SAT. Eve. on or before full moon
leach month
81. OPPEsHEINER. Sec'R j.. DAVIS, W. 81
ssrADMOR CHAPTER. No. Is II. A. M., Knoxville,
Ill meets Mon Eve. on or before each full moon.
ID f. FRENCH, See'y. Nv MITCHELL, ii. p.
IN o. O. ESCAMPbENTE No. 81,
u. Meets on the first and third Friday evenings
apf each month. Visiting Patrarchs are invited.
81 GREGG Scribe. Is BEILAMY, c, r.
m O. o. F.--kNUNVlLLE LODGE No. 90, meets
81 every Tuesday evening. Visiting brethren
rordially invited to attend
u. GREGG, Serg L. q. gibson, " u.
N o. o. F.--alarion Degree Lodge No 20, Daugh-
III. tiers OF Rebekah, meets every second and last
#riday evening in each month Visiting Broth
hrs and Sisters are cordially invited to attend.
HIS ALLIE BRIGGS, .Sscg. c, b. BoYDsToN n G.
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

LIE UNDERSIGNED Is now prepared to take
~ Contracts for all kinds of work in his line of
busness, such as Brick and Stone Laying and
Eistern and Flue Building, all of which propose
no do with dispatch, and in good workmanlike
manner warrant satisfaction Materials furn-
5sfed IL required and credit till Christmas will
be given to parties that desire IT,
s6~t0-fy H. J. B0NIFIELD
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The September Debt Sl0ts-
naent

The debt Statement issued to-day
shows reduction during last month
of 81, 0i5, 1866. Currency in the tfe1Ge I. |.
ury, sio.554,945; special deposits Of !
legal tenders for redemption 0f O.
tificates OF deposit 3s4, $50. O0O; coin
in treasury $54 ,4sl,l 24; includsU
coin certificates So. TT 800; oItstAS1S
ing legal tenders, sass, 4S4.7A0.
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The Chicago, Burlington d Quincy
Railroad Company has purchased
the Rockford, Rock Island & st.
Louis Railroad, and took possession
last week. The price paid Is $780,
600.
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In 1874 the Democracy carried the
Territory of Colorado by 2,l63.
This year Colorado, now a State,
has gone all the other way, electing
Republican Governor and entire
State ticket.
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kHEEn ia CEl

CINGER SEWING MAcHINEs-No sold In 1878.
~ 232Ali being 1921 more than were sold by
any other Company in the same time Now is the
time TO get the best and most Popular Sewing Ma
chino in the World. ] keep on hand agood sup.
ply of needles. attachments, ETC. North side Of
the Public Square, Knoxville / YARGER.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

CtFgK-Allen Hamriek Knoxville.
AJrUIroR-c. FL Robinson, Knoxville.
IaEAsUREE-R. 81 Faris. Knoxville.
REuoRDER-P K Bonebrake Knoxville.
SHEgfFF-I W Crozier. Knoxville.
spPEgIsTEsDEST--A. YetteT, Knoxville
sURYEYoR-N j. Watkins, Knoxville.
foRoxER--G W Garr English settlement
gExAFog--J l.. Mccormack Knoxville
REPg EsESr ATTY Esd. Elicit, kno1slhe' oieeh
T. Clark. Pella. p,a.a-,
Vile; III. r. Bousqnet, Pellai A. A. "eisher,
star
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DIAMOND BARBER SALOON.

DBTNAM & BOREN have refurnished their
Il rooms ON the east side of Public square, and
nYanow supplied with elegant Rochester rccli-
Ming chairs. and other modern conveniences.
Gt4e them a call and they VIII guarantee satisfac-
Try work 19-47-tf
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FURNITURE.

n d. YOUNG would respectfully inform the
". citizens Of Marion County that he has open
IA Cabinet Shop on Robinson street, west of
be fremont House up stairs, in the room form
Fly occupied by the Republican Office, where he
vii have on hand all Kind OF Furniture, and Cof-
lns of all sizes which he viii sell low for cash.
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KNOXVILLE NATIONAL BANK.

KNOXVILLE IOWA Capital, 100000 Gold,
y Silver, Government and other Securities
ought and sold. Interest allowed on TINA de-
5osits. Special attention given TO Collections
Ipen from A. NJ TO r. NJ except Sundays.
DIRECTORS:
w Collins, g. J.. Collins, J. 8 Cunningham,
nckson RaIney, A. J. Kerr, j. Bitteubender,
Tx Bethany W. Bachelor, T.. b. Woodruff,
OFFICERS:
II W COLLINS, Prest. JAS. CUNNINGHAM, " p
IA j. BRIGGS Cashier 5-l5tf
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HOUSE, SIGN AND CARRIAGE PAINTER.
IL II you want good job and Low Rates. call at
my shop, Southwest corner OF Square, first door
south of Ewalt's store
2l6-2l-ls PUr.w
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Republican State Ticket.

For Secretary of State.
JOSIAH T. YOUNG, of Monroe County.
For Auditor OF State.
buren, X. SHERMAN, of Benton County
For Treasurer of State
GEO. W. BEMIS, OF Buchanan County
For Register of State Land ONCE.
DAVID SEC0R, Of Winnebago County
For Attorney General
JOHN Il. McJUEKIN. OF Washington County
For Judge Of supreme Court,
(To ill vacancy caused by resignation Of C. c.
Cole.)
WILLIAM II. SEWERS. OF Mahaska County.
For Judge of Supreme Court.
WILLIAM H. SEWERS, of MAhaska county.
For Judge Of Supreme Court
Ito fill vacancy term expiring Jan. I. 1872
JAMES II. ROTHROCK. of Cedar county
For Superintendent of Public Instruction,
CARL W. Won CoELI.N, OF Black Hawk county
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Gov. Hendricks majority In In
diana in Oct. 1872, was LAS. In
November following the State gave
Grant for President 22,515 majority.
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BLACKSMITHlNG.

~ JAMES, Of the late firm of Roberts & James,
4@Swil hereafter be found at his new shop on
Main street one block west of bricS Bank build
M prepared to do all work IN his line including
III ktHds of repairs, shoeng, manufacturing wag-
Qne, buggies spring wagons, etc. Satisfaction
o1nnnteed In work and prices He cordially In
V5tGo all in want of work to call.
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hERCA MILE, TRADES, ETC.
CARPENTERS & IOINERS.

MILLER d. BELLVILLE are prepared to do all
II kinds of work in their line OH short notice
nd OH reasonable terms. Give them a call at
heir store near northeast corner of Court House
huarc Knoxville. l9-2i-u
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las. a. cROTHERS.

Will take contracts and furnish plans and
fcstions. Is alsoagent for J. d. simmons
mic for weights for windows, large or small
1cxl thing III use-try them and judge for
w. Ia 2i-5tf
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G. E cGHWFIi

5NEALER INSTOYES, Tiuware, Shelfa and Heavy
" Hardware, Reapers, Mowers and Agricultural
Implements generally. Agent for NJ. w. Warren's
Ratent Atmospheric Portable Soda Fountain. Old
land east side Square. Knoxville. l-2tf
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TYONNOPAIIIIC PHYSICIANS AND SUR
III icons Special attention given TO diseases of
children, Summer Complaint, Cholera Infantum,
Dyxenfery, etc. Also. 10 Electromagnetic Treat
Tnef,f for Neuralgia, rheumatism Lumbago Par
1lySis Epilepsy, Chorea, Dyspepsia, Constipation.
Asthma, Diseases OF the Lungs, CatarTh Deafness,
AphcniG Amaurosis Headache, etc. etc Office
second door west Of City Livery. 2i-5tf
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!. KNOXVILLE MARBLE-WORKS.

'79OBINsON BROTHERS, Manufacturers and
IN Dealers in Monuments, and Head Stones, aud
Grave yard work of every description. Near
:northwest corner of Public Square, Knoxville,
Iowa. II
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{. G. GRiNDROD.

ATTORNEY ATLAW, Pleasantviile Iowa VIII
nmake Collections, and Buy and sell Real Estate
Business correspondence solicited. 2l-7tf
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DXXS1CIAN AND SURGEON, late of Keokuk.
3 located i'm Knoxville for permanent prac-
1I66 His extensive experience I'm hospital and
rS11u1e practise, enables him To treat successfully
~ chronic diseases of both sexes. Lung diseas-
~ IRE made especially.
0GEee and residence corner Main and 5th
Htttefe 2l-21 y
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STONE & AYRES.

4 TTORSEYs AT LAW Claim and Real Estate
~ AGENTS, Knoxville. Marion County, Iowa.
WIZ attend to oil business entrusted 10 their
care. In Marion and adjoining Counties. Will
practice In the State and Federal Courts 31-n :
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n. ROERIe.
R. n. LAW.

A RCHITECT AND BUILDER, Knoxville, Iowa.
"A Win take contracts, and furnish plans and
specifications.
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A. 0. HAYS.

ATTORNEY AT LAW and Notary Public Mon
~ roe Iowa VIII also attend to collections and
" Euying and selling land.
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PR O FESSTONAL.


Il TTCRNEYS AT LAW, First door south of Post
~ Once corner, Knoxville. WIN attend prompt
n - AL business entrusted 70 them. Special at
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VIM. A. KEMP. M. D.

XXW AND COLLECTION OFFICE, PLEASANT
4 XIILE, IOWA. COST
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fFfHERELL, ". u. d. YOUNG.
WETHERElL & YOUNG,
GEO. C.. MORGAN.

E6IcIANS AND SURGEONS. ONCE opposite
1emont House, Knoxville, Iowa. 2042-iy
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Congressional Ticket.

Congressional Ticket.
For Congress-Sixth Congressional District
T.. s. SAMPSON, OF Keokuk county
Judicial Ticket.
For Circuit Judge--Sixth Judicial District
l.. c. BLANCHARD, of Mahaska
County Ticket.
For Clerk
ALLEN HAMRICK
For Recorder.
p. X. BONEBRAKE
For Member of Board of Supervisors
JOHN B. ELY.
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Judicial Ticket.

or Congress-Sixth Congressional District.
T.. :. SAMPSON, OF Keokuk county.
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ms. COFFIN & SMITH.

4. COFFIN. q. n. sMIT
'eS{dence Marion ST. east Res Main 81
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Nn " l. Nilh,l. q NunaoApolis.
Maa aas "a ed 8aiued spa w8fn
pan msu aesd. executed Msy be-. i156.
BY Josiah rwf ard conveying 70 ssm.
usl lisase (Nfs Nicholas grcs,-graad.
motbrrl aeer.ia pieoe Of lard In shafts.
bars, e the paay.aoe y Nsw Nofb uuw
NsmoaL sAmusl Itausc was captain
under tam >sfk s Ma revelation
% sQaeHoe q ml,plaord ssheh.
caused 81 some wofsmen leaving ID
iufnst wrong the M1stfeA1 trpfsu
trsin rau 81 on side irark be- Eau swan.
iout sod toe engine asd baggage car
we're dumped Tie engine vas badly
wrecked, and lbc baggage ear considers.
ply aamsgei NJ person va bart a,
we can iesru, ,ho engineer VA. taken
from under me wreck anltjard, ana hls
escape seems a.mos, miraculous
A very sd accident occurred Ia the
south part 81 PoulJney last Tharsdsy II,
icrnoan A barn belonging 10 Graith
J Davis wa, sei 81 Ore by several Hulc
children wbo wcfepa, iug with matches.
aul little son II William &. pruchard.
seventeen months old was baraed a.
death The aiaria was given immediate
n, bot The danes spread too rapidly Tor
The rescue Ut the little fellow Ills to.
mains were buried Yesterday