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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-05-10
XPORT

For San Rzneiseo-Per Eureka, May 3-sss7 pigs sugar.
Value Domestic, SIS,
For Portland Offer } A FAIkinburg, Nay o-223 bags rice,
Tso pigs sugar, & baskets gin. Val Dom 5000
For san Franciseo-Per Ella, May 9-69l5 pkEs sugar. SOS
bags rice, % bbs molAsses, $50 behs bananas, 4 pkgs effects
val Dom s~s3,Ooss6.
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NOTICE.

Ii PARTIES DESTROYS OF SUBSCRIBE.
N ING towards the Annual Celebration OF Kamehameha
Day, June 1lth, can place their names and amounts with
either Of the Committee Of Arrangements.
myIO II. J. CINE Sec'y.
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NOTICE.
MY FROM THE
IL Kingdom. His Ex. E. PRESTON is authorized to act for
myl6 n ]. II.
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
VOTING MAN fFoREIGNER,

A YOUNG MAN (F~OREIGNER) RECENTLY
N arrived here, for not being allowed by his parents TO mar.
~ = country Of his, is now open for an engagement Of
marrying a suitable and respectable young lady-those over
twenty summers need not apply. The application must be
sent with q photo, which will be strictly private.
mylO Address, ID. G. D. Postofice Box o.
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FOR SALE.

IHNVVO ADJACENT LOTS ON THE MAUKA
II side of Youngstreet: Nos. 22 and %. Immediately makai
OF Mr. I. @. Thrums residence. Title Royal Patent, No. 1oS.
Size OF each lot, lol eet front by 153 feet deep. Apply to
myl0 3m CECIL BROWN.
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LANDS o SALE.

TeNHE TRACT OF LAND KNOWN AS
II Kaiwiki and Maumau, situated in the District OF Hilo.
Island of Hawaii, and containing an area Of 600 acres, more or
less. Title fee simple. Terms easy.
For particulars, apply to J. SIEMSEN,
Honokaa, Hawaii;
myl0 Pm or p. A.. SCHAEPER & Co.
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NOTICE.

NNHE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
III requests all parties having unsettled accounts Of over
three months to settle the same US early as possible; while those
OF twelve months standing and over, If not settled by the end of
this month, will be placed in the hands of a collector for set
Element. uyl04t THOS. G. THRUM.
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FOR LEASE.

IHNHE PR EMtSES CORNER OF KING AND
II Linha Streets, now occupied by Mr.. ]. Fisher as q Store
and i Selling. The Fame are favorably situated for business
purposes. Possession given on the LIST Of June.
myl0 a. 7. A. SCHAEFER.
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BIRTHS.
DIED.

At LaniEsh., LAhAina, May Ist, to the wife of Fred L
HEyselden. = SON
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NOTICE.

vVNHE UNDERSIG NED, AGENTS OF THE
II Hamburg Bremen Fire Insurance Company, are author
lied 10 take Fire Risks on Detached Wooden Buildings and on
Plantation buildings, Machinery, etc, on the different Islands
ofIhis group, AT LOWEST RATES.
For further particulars, apply to
mylO 2m IA. sCHAEFER l. CO., Agents.
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FOR SALE OR LEASE.

TNHE AT ii
Il entrance of Psuoa Valley, lately occupied by Mr.. w. Ii.
lluddy. The location is a pleasant one, and has q splendid
view OF the city front A never-failing spring OF water is on
the place. For particulars, apply to NJ. b. SYLVEIRA,
mylO 1t next door TO @. Spaulding, Nuuanu st.
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base Ball Guide Books for 1875

Bnse BaIls and Bats, New Scrap Pictures, PzpeteTies,
Dfrthday Cards, Floral PaasPpaFtouts q Mats,
Frames, GaskelFs Coupsndiums % Elegant Writing.
&cs &c, &e- my
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-06-17


year / began to think the National
Greenback Labor party was the best in
its principles for the laboring man, and
brsnched Oh With said party 10 the city
Of Springfield, Ohio, where I 'wss resi-;
ding; was Secretary of the N. G. L
Club Of that city for six months. helped
canvass that county for our candidate
for Congress, W A Hance, in 1878,
and have taken an active part ever since
forwarding the interests Of said party,
but must say since the late Convention
st Columbus that / can not and will not
indorse their platform nor support their
candidate, but will lend nv aid and In
fuence and will vote for the Greenback-
er's best friend, Thomas Ewing, and the
soldiers best friend, Americus V. Rice.
] Tours, * Ii j =. PANaLE.
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PROBATE coUaT,

June 6.-The following accounts were
heard and disposed OF as noted;
Amanda A, ,Mengus, Executrix Of the
Will Of Andrew Mengus, decd; receiv-
ed by the Execu,rix s2c6 10; paid out
1856 80; due the Executrix Slb9 81.
George Coss, Guardian of solomon
Coss; received by the. Guardian 85l /;
paid out s52 so; due the Guardian
81 so. a''
N. Mofitt, Adm'r Of l. N. ePearce,
decd received by the Admir-, S68; paid
out $50 16; due the Admir-. 215 l6.
Wm Burditt, Adm'r Of the estate OF
VIM Johnson, decd; due the Admsr,
$40 IS. atiAaa 4 stG7aaad bia
June s.--Applicauon was made to
have the last viii and Testament OF
Elizabeth Allen, decd, admitted 10 pro
bate; hearing continued to the 18th inst.
Geo. s. Algeo, Adm'r Of the estate OF
BAIL Stewart, decd, reported sale Of
real estate which Was confirmed. 81.
G, W, Carrothers and W. S. Moose
were appointed Adm'r's Of the estate oil
John Moose, decd bond $4,000 John
Dougherty, r. Strickling and George
Smith were appointed appraisers,
Thomas Scott Was appointed Adm'l
of the estate OF James Scott, decd
bond 3400. VIM Weekly, David Hen
dershot and e. Blair we're appointed ap'
praisers. m ge.s,
William Scott VAS appointed Guardian
of Francis Scott, an .inbecile; bond
$500. 'a
Thos. Wilson, Guardian of the estate
of Laura B. and Ella Barnett, minors
filed his final account; hearing cortin'
ued.
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sxssn,aa.ors TuugnAs and pEspL,

ET6eaators THggMAs aud PENDLR-
roH are two Of the sonpdest and ssfest
stasssuaen In this coansry on all the great
asssHoas before the people. They are
aot radical, bu. st ne came time they are
|stsadfast IN their opinions for the great.
81 liberty TO the peepls, believing that
In The sovsrsigns rest al power, end thai
no sxigsocy requires or demsnds thai
bsyousts. narsha!s and supervisors shall
b used 70 prevent perfect freedom 81
elections throughout shis broad land.--
Their views are broad aad conpreheu.
sivs and place them fsr beyond and
above cha range and understanding ol
|thrss-iousths Of the clsckers who occupy
high places at Washington, aud who ex-
srt themselves to impress the public with
the belief that their noise aad ah0H Is
the oatgrowsh Of genuine statsananship
instead Of what Il is--rank demagogism
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shooting Scrape.

ST. GAINESVILLE, June IL "A shoot
ing scrape occurred here last night in
which George Weir, son Of Gen. James
Weir, and John McIutire, = hostler in
the employ Of W. P. Frazier, were the
actors. The difficulty originated ID
Weir making some rather ugly remarks
about Mclntire and certain young lady,
daughter Of one OF our prominent citi-
xens. heparties met about 9 O'Clock,
and after brief quarrel Wier drew forth
a revolver and shot twice at McIntire,
but missed him. Weir then ran and Nc.
Intire ran after him, but the shootist es
capped. To-day Weir Was arrested and
be will be given hearing before tbt
Mayor this evening" Young Weir is Is
years of age and . desperate character
for one 90 young. McIntire has lived
here but . short time, but is thought te
be a peAceable sort, Of man, There ].
considerable excitement in town.
REPoRTER. Z
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ewfFevioas 10 the nominstion OF
|Csnsrals Ewlsa and RloR, the Republi-
oans aaunted the "bloody shirt and
sAheked their war whoops at fearful
rate. Now, Secretary SHERMAN is deci-
aed in bis opinion that financial questions
will take the leai in the Ohio campaign.
a ohsnge Of front under nre Is always
attended With great danger, and Is q risk
eonnanders Mill not take unless forced
by heavy enaladng Ore. And the
Ohio 2epub.ioana, after the battle has
opened, dud their bloody shirta posi-
doa completely banked by EWING and
BIOS. aud thereupon Mr.. JeHs SHERMAN
issues perenptory orders to FoarRR b
Co., 70 change trout. II ha virtual ac-
kno wledgement Of disaster at the onset.
Wsaow have the advantage Of posi,ion,
Mr.. SHrRxAs, and shall force she fight
Ing sntl your forces are utterly routed
and defea.ed. eit' ao 81 r e 80
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What sher,nan's Organ Says.

The Repablican, OF Washington City,
generally acknowledged to be the per.
sonal organ OF Secretary Sherman, says
OF the Democratic ticket In Ohio: SIT il
the sheerest nonaense TO talk about the
Democratic nominations Ii Ohio heing
weak ones. The ticket 10 by 20,00e
votes stronger than any other which the
Derlocrats could have put Ia the field
and there is 10 good to come from con-
eealing this faol from ourselves or 9th.
ers. Ohio IL the ehosen ground npon
which the battle between the Kepualicar
party and the Democratic party for chs
possession OF Gle Government III 1880 I.
to be fought out. To attempt so heIiitls
Gen Ewing 10 only 70, iiatraet Attention
from the real issue. Tue Democrats
have very skiilfully chosen their leader
for be 10 . strong man, Of high pereona
character. ability as spsakers ane per.
sooL presence sad extraordinary popu,
luity. Morsoyar, be haa he advantage
OF holding views on chat u The popula,
sids Of the money question in Ohio.--
Those who seek to make yotes for tha
Republiean party by slandering the Dem
oeratie Candidate are only doing harm t
themselvsa."
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svIa ,hs Senate Finance Commits

eyrIa the Senate Finance Committee
on the 6sh inst, Senators BAyARD and
KERxAn. Democrass, voted With the Re-
publicaus TO posspoae further considsra-
iion OF the WARNER Silver Bill to Ds-
cemssr next. 1t 10 aov proposed, BY
the silver msn IA the Senate, to dischsrge
the committee from further consideration
OF the bill, asd that the Senate proceed
TO consider II. Thers are enoughsyotss
IN the Senate to take the bill from the
committee and pass II. Then u Mr..
HArss dssirss to array his party. BY 9
veto, against The unrestricted eoiaage Of
silver, Ohio Democrats will certainly noi
object The Republicans kaow HAIEs
viii ysso Il, snd BY 30 doing give us 9
decided advantage ia the contest in this
Stsse, and that is the exact reason Why
,hsy are 90 anxious that It shall not bs
further considered at this session. The
West takss no stock in the hnancia1
views Of Senators BAYARD and KEENAN,
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hun rs
g9ssEs
Remedy
IL DkUGGISTS,
{ sN xsssss#
THE GENUINE
DIR. G. McLANES
Celebrated American s..
WORM SPE EcIFIC a
RMIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS,

OFMT lOmo VI W0nMos -
THE countenance is pale and lsaden-
1 colored, with occasional Aushes, q
= circumscribed spot on one or bosh
cheeks; the eyes become dull; the pu-
pills dilate; an azure scmicirole Rms.
along the lower eye-lid; the nose Is n
ritatcd, swells, and sometimes bleeds;
swelling Of the upper lip; occasional
headache, with hummiAg or throbbing
Of the ears; an unusual secretion of
saliva; Shiny or furred tongue; breath
very foul, particularly in the meyniAg;
appetite variable, sometimes voracioxs,
with 4 knawing sensation Of the ston-
ach, At others, entirely gone; feeting
pains in the stomach; occasional
nausea and vomiting; violent pains
throughout the abdomen; bowels r.
regular, At times cestive; stools slimy;
not unfrequently tinged with blood; !;
belly swollen and hard; urine turbid;
respiration occasionally difficult, and
accompanied BY hiccough; cough
sometimes dry and convulssve; uneasy
and disturbed sleep, with grinding Of
the teeth; temper variable, but genes.
ally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
e s are found to exist, aae
DR.. c. McLANE'S vERMIFUC1
will certainly effect cure.
n DOES NOT CONTAIN MrRcvRY
In any form; it Is an innocent prepare
ton, not capable sf 1sing he sAIhta
iyav h Tie NEST kndkr iysnt. =
The genuine DR.. McLAHE's YxR-
NIrucE bears the signatures Of c. Nc.
LANE and FLKMINc Bios. On the
wrapper. -:o:--
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~ Republican editors srs exceeding
ly sorrowful that Hsaor was DOT noni.
mated for Governor by the Democratic
State Convention. TAsy are shedding
tears by the Aushsl. Gnd>msu, Eos.
Ter will need sumo about Ocsobsr 10
bsttor save 'ern up for that occasion.
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THE COUNTY SEAT BILE. .
Bellaire's Neglect Proves Fatal.

bellafro's Neglect Pr0ves Fatal.
Columbus Correspondence fittsburgh Com,
nercial- Gazette.
The Belmont County Court House re-
moval va. pdt id its little bed this NOR
ning, from which it will not rise for .
yean st least triTW. S. 5Kenuon, Esq., oi
ST. ClairsviEe, came here on Saturday in
the interest Of the anti-reno-.lists, and
succeeded il having 1t sent to the Com
mi.tee on New Counties, where the chair
man OF which, Mr.. Sextro, ,'said it would
remain. The Bellaire people had some
hope OF it, passing the House. but thss
failed 70 put in an appearance at ths crit
ical moment. While the ahti-femoyal-
lists have been successful in putting Of 4
vote on tie question for ave years, it is
n I certain that they did the best thing,
Times are bard in Belmont county, and il
ID probable that the farmers would have
nearly al, voted against removal Five
years heucs the railroads leading through
the country TO Bellaire and Wheeling vii
have been completed, making Beiiaire
easier OF access than ST. Clairsvills
However, what 10 TO be win be.
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Hyacinth.

Any psrson acquainted Nth the fne
odor Of this delicate flower should get o
bottle Of Dr.. Price's Extract Of Hya-
fcinth, and they will readily see that it
gives ~ natural and - powerful an odor
a. the flower itself. We think that Dr..
Prices Unique Perfumes are the best
and most persistent oavrs that srs made.
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AI The vote in Conventions held IN
this oosntY from 1870 10 1879. both in
clusivs, Is shown In the sollowna;

eE The Republican of Washington
City, the organ Of Secretary SHERAAs
says of the work Of the Ohio Democrats
at Columbus on the 4th lust.
"The nomination of Gen. Ewing takes
the back bone out OF the Nasionat par y
in Ohio. In that State Gen. g wing il
regarded as better Greenbacker thar
Piatt the Dominee Of the Nationals. ]
am entirely satisfied, from conversations
which / have bad with prominent Green
that thelr party docs not intend
70 mske an active csovass, and that
sooner or later Gen. Piae. viii be With.
drawp."
/ PIAT don't represent the Nationals
be represents the PokERor repadiatinn-
late. --=Ef ssrg
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Habitual poor health is a direct result
OF babitual poor attention to the physi-
cal system, Keep the head cool, the feet
warm, and the bowels regulsr BY the
proper use Of DR.. Bulls Baltimore Pills,
and sickness cannot approach you. Price
Is cents.
CLAIMS for sheep killed BY dogs was
awarded by the Commissioners last
tweek, amounting in oil to s472 Co.,
Dsswset C9ro~ioas, l9tA ixA
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a0The WuJlAMs fee bill reesahy
passsdr BY both hrsnChas Il tia Ohio
Legislature, effects an annual saving tO
the 4 tsx-payers Of s25o.ooo. The fesao'
couatys oeieers are reduced 70 pei cent
Deuocrs,sy preach reform. and. uhat u
better s,ill, practice 1t.
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! Haunted Me.

Debt, poverty and suffering haunted
me for years, caused by sick family
aud large bills for doctoring, y ID did
no good. ] Was completely disc ,4faged
until one year ago, by the advice of my
pastor, procured Hop Bittera and com.
menced their use, and In one month w
we're oil well. and none Of us have beer
sick day since ;and / want to say to all
poor men, you can keep your families
well . year with Hop Bitters for les.
than one DOCTORS visit will COSTA
WorkisgDan.
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avWIll the Athens Nessssger inform
tie public what the nature Of "ths
shrsatensd danger, V the public safety
isi Many we'll disposed persons are
painting to know that s.ead secret. is
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AMI Ther,e /. to II.

From the st. Louis Globe -Dsmoorat-rsp.'
The Grant excursion to California
about which the democratic papers have
been making so much fuss, is an enter.
prise gotten up by couple of shrewd
Chicago fellows, who have arranged fol
hali-fare tickets, as pecuniary speeula
tion for them selves. 20
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Going to Win.

The Washington Post asked Genera
Rice i! he had accepted the Ohio nomi
nation:
"Thefe was no need Of formal accept
ance," he replied. "but I am on the tick
et." silence
"And you will be elected 2"
81 believe the ticket will win; I hav'
no doubt OF it.. Our party in Ohio hav'
gone to work in earnest, and we meal
success ~ fs 8, s.
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= OTHER SPEECHES.
Win General Ewing Be Elected?
- gTTNew York Sua.Isen ss aaa

When aomination is the spontaneous
action cf tue people, it ID very apt to be
successfal. The nomination of General
Ewing for Governor Of Ohio appears to
have been accom- pIished BY that Instinct
& the massss which ia 'unerfing, and
which surpassss in wisdom the cunningly
devised plans OF astute politicians, which,
it often overthrows. Ewing was pomi.
mated because be was the stfongest man,
and because the great bulk or the Demo.
cratic party were resolved on having toe
strongest candidate and carving the
election. s+ .4.
Uodouhtedly. had It been q candidate
for the Presidency Who was being noni-
mated, EWine's soft-money proclivitlei
would have told heavily against him with
1 large section.-probably q majority
or the party. That would haYe been be,
cause ii the Office of President the op'
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DIR. C. NcLANES
PILLS

are not recommended n remedy "fsr Al
the ills that Aesh is heir to-" but in affections
Of the liver, and in all Bilious Complaints,
Dyspepsia and Sick Headache, or diseases 4
Nat character, tAey stand without rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better sathartie can be used preparatory
b. OF after taking Quinin<.
A. simple purgative they are sasaaalsA
BEWARE OF IHTfATIoNA.
The genuine are never sagar coated.
Each box has red wax seal On the lid witA
he impression DR. McLANE's LrvHn PrLrs.
Each wrapper bears the signatures Il c.
NcLANE and FILMING BIOS.
Insist npon having the genuine Da. c. Ne.
LANES LIVER Pitts, prepared BY FlsmiAs
Bros, Of Pittsburgh, Pa, the market beins
full Of limitations Of the nane helene.
spelled differently bat sAas prsasasiasisa.
tansoeH D..
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= II Collar and Mixer free to Agents.
Neat, light, durable, cheap. No
q III Hsnes requifed-sxcels al 9TH
H "a ers. Farmers want il. Outlasts
IF al othsrs. Adjustable. Fits any
SN ~ Oar HILKEA, the best On
q $H earth, ensures pure, clean milk.
Saves Its cost every week. Sells rapidly.
Sent BY mail to any part Of the o. 8. Send
stamp for particulars.
J. w, GUERNSEY, General Agent.
janal,7s. rs Courtlandt st., N. 7.
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awaBusted ds-tae ABRlcx" PoxEsoH
repudiation faction. The good aense Of
shs people caused II 70 suddenly col
laPsa- hsl siIs 80
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] sHERIFF.s SALE.
Adam Shriver
3f. vs. 80 vastr
Amanda "A. Mepgss.at al. !.

sas.s
pY virtue Of 4 osrtsin Of sale issued
" from she cour, OF common pleas, within
and iorths county Of Monrcs, and Stats oI
Ohio In . case pending In said oouft between
the above named parties. and 70 me directed,
l will ossr for sale At public aucsi3n, At the
east door Of the court house in Woodsasld
on .;s,- SAL ss -. aai2s
Saturday, tie 12tA day Of Jslysls7s,
bstwssn the hours Of 10 o'clock .. m. and
4 O'Clock p. m, Of said day, the following
described real estate, situate In Monroe
county, Ohio, TO wit: airs slfF
The. north half Of tbs east half Of ths
southeast quarter OF the northwest quaitsI
being m section nineteen, township three,
range four, containing ten acrss. aGssi
Said pfoparty 80 ordered TO BE- sold ID ap-
praised Il $i4o, and may cell for two
thirds Of said appraissmsnt. Tsrnss OF sale
cash before confirmation fasS
= = wH. RRAD,
juns3, ,'7sws, Sheriff ". @. o.,
5 PsARsoI = DoIIHTY, Att'ys. 9i.Ib i-tT
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and may sell FOR two thirds sf ssil apprsisss
nsnt Terms Of sale, cash.
,5s ssss i A. ]. PEARSON, ~
Master Commissioners n. G. o. .s
nay27,' ,'7sw5. -
Rvssss / kAlIeas Ast'ys for Jss. Hill.
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Average Democratic DajOrity,o S,223
For Supreme Caart Judge, the msjor-
itYoo Dickey, Democrat, over Dent,
Republican, was 1854.
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TT is COMING!
THE CHICAGO VICTORY!
A SWEEPING DEMOCRATIC
SUCCESS IN THE GREAT
~ CITY OF THE WEST.
MajOritieS on the Popular Vote as
High aS Fifteen Thousand.

CHICAGO, June 8. The following is
the resalt OF the Judicial election yeste,-
day in Cook County, including the cit,
of Chicago, for Circuit Court Judges: :,
H. DIMoCRArfC
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sHERIfF's SALE. Y >
Q. wslty 1 Bro. LIZA
spge :aHc. ~ sf a.sss ~ s,s.g,s
Adan Wagonhsin. s..

. 4.rsf
Or virtue Of eertsin order ef sale b.
j sued from the courtsf comnen pleas With
in and for the county Of Monroe and State Of
Ohio, in case pending IN said court, between
the above named parties, aud 70 me directed,
! win offer for sale at public auction q the !
east door ef the ceart house IN Woodshsld,-
Saturday, tAesth day ef Jsly, 1879,
between the houn Of 10 O'Clock .. =. aud {
O'Clock p. m, Of said day, the following d.
scribsd real estate situate in Monroe county,
Ohio, to wit:
Lot number three ia Jockeys addition 10
the town Of Ailtonsburg. ~ faasss'
Said property 40 ordered TO bs sold Il ap.
praised At $780, aud may sch sfof two
thirds Of said appvaisemsnt. reEns of sale,
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fEThe Ewrsc boom Is taking the
breath out OF the Republican candidates.

RThe political fences Of the Rspub.
licaus are sadly In need Of repair all
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