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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-05-08
"Now, GET our OF HERE. "

The next thing heard was the report
Of pistol, twice in succession. / heard
the horse jump, and then l heard the
pistol again fired twice. I don't think
the last two would exceed one minute.
Ihen got up, put on my clothes, and
started down stairs, and heard them hal
Ioalng; met Mrs. Pavey; she said:
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District Court Proceedings.

Court convened on Monday, the 10Th
inst, present Judges FRAsrER, PATRIoK,
BALL and OKEY. The three first named
heard the. cases and rendered the decis-
ions, Judge OkEY taking no part in the
work because OF the cases having been
tried before him ia the Common Pleas
Court. The following cases were heard
and passed upon: sf,4ss
Theis vs. 0bed Wait .et al.-
Appeal. Continued at COSTS of Edwin
Hornbrook.
: Conrsi Meyer and another VS.. Mary
A. Lettke ct sl. Appeal. Finding in
favor of Augusta Shultz and against
plaintiffs. Petition dismissed; costs to
de paid ont ofafnnds; cause remanded
{ First National Bank of Baroesville vs..
Peter Diehl; Error. Judgment and or.
der Of Court of Common Pleas affirmed
With costs. Remanded. ~
bi.J ere. Williams vs.. T o. Little, Sheriff
and another Error, Judgment of Court
ofAC Common Pleas affirmed Remanded.
Fas George Adams Ex'r VS. john Bever
ct all Appeal. Exceptions withdrawn
and report Of Master confirmed. Re-
manded. ~ g.'A.,sg9 s.as aia' ~. y
Frederick A, Lamping vs., David Al
len ct al, Demurrer to second amended
petition sustained; leave to amend peti-
ton and make new parties in sixty days
upon terms that all costs of and tsuhse.
quent to filing first demurrer in Com.
| mon Pleas he adiudged against, plaintiff
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EWe would like for some off ,er of
the Agricultural Society to explain to
the publH from what source the Direc-
tors obtain authority to mark an article
'meritorious," after a Committee has
examined aud awarded it a premium
This was done in several instances by
the Board of Directors at their meeting
on the 18th last We claim that they
have no such right, unless they can show
clearly that fraud was practiced by the
exhibitor and that such action influenced
the committee to make the award. The
parties to whom premiums were awarded
and which the Board changed to "mer-
itorious," are mostly ladies who worked
hard to make the Floral Hall look we'll,
and they deserve, and should be paid
every cent awarded them by the Com
mittees lfitis right 10 mark forty
or fifty articles "meritorious," why
not mark the entire list in the same man
ner and by 80 doing save paying any Of
the premiums awarded
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.1ts- ftttfL3Eltfttl .ttfE 4ts4ffSfftt tttseA -a
MARRIED -On August 10th, by Rev
THoMA CLINE, Miss SARAH A. HILL to
Mr.. CoRNEItps KxowLroE
On August 18th. by Rev. Dawn
GRAEssLE, Miss CLARA LoBENsTEIN to
DR. A WEHRnAN.
On September 4th, BY Rev j. j. Ex-
CELL, Miss IBA III. ALGEo to Mr.. ED.
WARD MACHErARz.
On Sept, llth, bv. Rev, c., ScHrM.
MEL, Mrs ELizABErH BAcHaANx TO Mr.
JACOB SCHNELL.a = y
By, ReyrL, B, KING. at the residence
of HENRY MEEK, south OF Beal1sville
on Sunday evening. Sept 7lh, 1879. Miss
LAURA A. MEBE to Mr. DAVE K. LU
TlHaifr-es ngigff bra fu4g
!. On September l4th, by Rev. W. PRRE
cor. Miss ErTlE SHAsKLAsp TO Mr., F
NJ. sReBIEseN.z Tgr1 e.yy 4k
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-09-23
/ DIR. IL. Al. Eakins.

DR. E. A Eakins, thoroughly eda-
Gated specialise has been at the Bank
Hotel for the past month and has done
q hrse and satisfactory practice His
work upon the eye, is unanimously COM
mended, and among our people are j
p Wamsley, Geo c; Coryell. Elijah
Walden. Geo. W. Petit, John Grooms
and A. r Bons.l who can testify not
only as to bis, skill, but as being most
reasonable in his charges for this class
of surgery There is manifest improve
ment 10. all The chtofic cases be has un-
dertaken TO handle, and in, no case have
patients had any Thing bat words Of COM
mendation for sthe doctor, We know
that in the minds of many there are
prejudices against travelling doctors, but
we are sure that Dr. Eakins is an excep-
ton, and is neither a quack nor char
latan, bat anieducated physician and sur
geon and q thorough going gentleman.
West Onion Ohio Ne,o Era. eia9
The Doctor. will be at Bsrnesyille, O.,
from October lst to October llth, in-
elusive, and those sffiicted with any
chronic disease should not lose this OPP
portunity to consult him.
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sHERIFFS SALE.
Jacob j. Jones
-. VS.. ~
Craven H. Evans, ct al

pY virtue Of certsin order Of sale issued
u from the court OF common pleas, within
and for the county Of Monroe, and State Of
Ohio, in a case pending in said court between
the above named parties.sn and to me directed,
win offer for sale at public auction, at the
east door of the court house in Woods6sld /,
on -te.If
Saturday, the 25th day Of October. 1879,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock D. m. and
o'clock p m, Of said day. the following
described real estate, situats In Monroe
county, Ohio, to wit:
j The southwest usrter of iectiop twenty
two. township FIVE Of range Eve, containing
one hundred and sixty acres.
Said property 80 ordered to be sold is ap-
praised at $4,000, and may sell for :wo-
thirds Of said appraisement. Terms Of sale,
cash before confirmation.
WIN. READ,
srpi23, 7sw5, Sheriff ", c. o.
PEARSON & DoHsRrY. Attys
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MIR. McGREW DECLINES.

SARDIs, OHIo, Sept. l6, 1879. J
EDITOR SPIRIT: You will please say
through your paper for the satisfaction
of Mr.. Goodrich, and other Republicans,
who are running the Greenback party in
this county, that am no modern Green
hacker neither am candidate on that
ticket for Coroner, and l wish nv name
dropped from that ticket.
ALEX McGREw.
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Thd d
o
Mq collect he upy hh
mm w~ue 0 gay yonI estate M p
Md ydmmr p n g
uhMmM Momm
December i
mGaa md @Ied
in peNn Y
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The Democracy will be addressed at
the following times and places, by the
speakers named: ,..
STAFFORD, Wednesday, October
1st. by JAMES s.. FOREMAN. + M. AT
KINsoN and DR. G w STEWARD.
CALAIS, Thursday, October I'd. by
JAMES s FOREMAN, f Nj. ATKINSON and
Dr. G w STEWARD
BEALLSVILLE, Friday, October Sd,
by JAMES S FOREMAN, f N. ATKINSON
and DR. q. w STEWARD
CLARINGTON, Saturday, October
4th. by JAMES S. FOREMAN and F. M
ATKINSON. ssss5 II aaiElss 5 l,gs.sas, ss a.
Democrats at these places are reques'
ted 10 make all necessary preparations
forithe meetinga Speaking will com.
rnence at I O'Clock in The evening.
DEMOCRATIC Ex. Con-
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Prof. Tees Weather Predictions
FOR sEPTEMBER. 1870.

PRoBABI.E. WRkTHER-lst and 2nd, low
barometer. cloudy and threatening, with local
storms; 3rd to 4th clear to fair; 9th to 9th, en-
ding in clouding. threatening weather, with
heavy rains and severe storms in places; 9th to
10th clear or fair 18th TO 18th. ending in cloud
ing threatening weather, with local storms
l4th to 10th. clear to fair; 10th to 10Th. en-.
ding in clouding, threatening weather. with
very heavy rains and severe storms in places
A tropical hurricane is possible on the Gulf
Coast or Southeast Atlantic, on 18th to 18TH
Should this be the . high barometer and
clear and cool weather viii prevail in the in
terror of the Continent during the continu-
ance of the hurricane; 2lst 22nd, clear or fair
23rd to 26th. clouding, threatening weather,
with local rains s6th to 18th. clear or fair 2stt
to Goth. ending in clouding, threatening wealth
er, with heavy rains and severe storms in pia-
oes. Ahurricane may appear on the Southern
Coast, about 30th or Oct. lat (See remarks
about hurricanes abovel The warmer days
will be about LIST. 9Th. 18th 18th 2Gth and 10th.
The cooler days. 3rd 9th. 18th, 9lst and 2Sth.
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A CARD.

Mr.. EDITOR: We desire little space
in your columns in which to return our
hearty thanks to Mr. ]. P SpRrGas and
Lady for the kindness shown US on Sat-
urday the 18th inst, also for the splen-
did dinner prepared on that occasion =
The unanimous acclamation was, "what
an enjoy able time we had at Mr.
Spriggs' and we desire to return
thanks to Mr.. Lieuellen and Lady for q
nice plate of cake and pies on the way
home STAFFORD BAND BOYS.
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That dirty attack Of the Cincinnati
Gszette on Gen A. v. RICE will react
on the Republican party. IT RrcE's mo-
tives are to be impugued and his gal
1antry doubted, where is the Union SOL
dier with good record 7
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WANTED.

Any one having from Eve to twenty
five acres of land with buildings on it
which they will sell cheap, might find a
purchaser by sending a description, anG
the price to Box F, Bridgeport, Ohio
1t is wanted for couple Of old people
A high priced place not wanted
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EE There were three starters in the

EE There were three starters in the
Sweepstake trotting race: W. I. Nor
RS sorrel horse, DAVID NoLL's brown
horse. and, GooKIss' bay mare, NORRIS
.sson the 6rss heat. bat it was plain that
s6o6kiss was "pullipg' bis horse for the
benefit Of the pockets Of his friends
who were betting freely that the bay
mare would win the race, And sure
enough sbe did walk offzwith the first
premium $50 i1 one. two, three order in
the I'd. Sd and 4th heats. NORRIS took
second money S1o. H iasf
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TO CONTRACTORS.

CsEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
y the Corporation Clerks office in Caring-
ton. Monroe County Ohio. until september
-. 1879, ut l2 o'clock noon. for the con-
struction Of a two story brick building. 40x45
feet; said building to contain Town Hall,
Mayors Office, Engine Room and Lookup. at
Clarington. according to plan and specifications
to be seen at the Mayors Office. Proposals
will be received for the Stone, Brick, Wood,
Iron. Plastering, Painting Glazing and Tin
Work. separately, and also for the whole work.
No bids will be considered unless accompanied
by good and SUFFICIENT bond. The CouAci.
reserve the right to reject any or all bids.
BY order of the Council
WESLEY B. HUKD, Clerk.
septs, '7gw4. sA t
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= Hs-The Union Era. published fol
three weeks at Graysville, this county,
.byJAMEs, A. WATSON. has been sold to
Rev BUNNER, who proposes to publish
it as religious journal, at Cochrans-
vile, this county. We wish Rev. B. all
the success he. anticipates in bis new
field of labor.
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Democratic Meeting,

A meeting will be held at DR.. DEN-
MES office in Beallsville on Saturday,
September 9th, at Z P NJ, to organize
a EWING & RICE Cub. Every Dem.
ocrat in Suusbury township is requested
to be present. COMMITTEES,
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sHERIFFs SALE.
George Coss
George w. Cline D. ano.


nY virtue Of certain order Of sale
issued from the court Of common pleas
within and iprs the county Of Monroe,
and State Of Ohio, In . case pending in raid
court between the above named parties, and
to me directed, | will offer :or sale at public
auction a, the east door Of the court house
in woodsfeld. on
Saturday The 9Th day Of September, 1879.
between the hours OF 10 o'clock q, m. and 4
o'clock .. m, Of said day. the following de-
scribed real estate, situate In Monroe coun-
ty, Ohio, to-wit:
The southeast quarter OF the southwest
quarter Of section twenty, township three Of
range i've, containing forty acres more or
less.
d Said property "a, ordered to be sold Is ap-
praised at $500. and nay sell for twc-thirds
Of said appraisemsnt. Terms Of sale. cash
before confirmation.
wM. READ,
aug26,'f9w5. Sheriff N. C. o.
srRIeos & DRroos, Att'ys.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Estate of Philip Nuehart, Decedscd.
THR undersigned has been appointed and
qua'ifsd as Administrator Of the Estate
OF Philip Neuhart. late Of Mouroe County,
deceased.
Dated this Goth day of September. A. D..
1879. JACOB NBUHART.
sept23.,7sw3. q % slna 80 2
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l..s.s.cg- There we're sthgee entries in the
tSveepstakes pacing race on the second
Saay Or the Fair ssFree and Easy" by
-JoHN BACH sWild Jim," by D. w
DoUeHERrY, and sorrel horse, "No
Name" by THos. SooTT.
-.sasWild Jim" never made skip and
swan; 6rst money in three straight heats
ssEsree and Easy" pushed him closely 10
all three heats, bnt broke badly in each
which caused him to lose ground.
fMx 2:5f. 2:53. A
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issEgF The race on the first day OF. the
Pair for PAGERS under years, was fair,
but not very fast. BARNA DGARTH and
made entries.s6 DsARrH's
entry won in two straight heats. Fret
premium $40; second IS. ~
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Estate ef Philip Burkhard. Deceased.
,rHR undersigned have been appointed and
| qualihed as Administrators of the estate Of
Philip Burkhard, late Of Monroe County.
dect eased. ~
Dated this 9th day Of septembsr.A.o 1879.
A GkORGR u. BUaKHARD
MICHAEL LElzELTER, JR.
septl6,'7ov3,
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B. & S. W. RAILWAY co.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

THE annual meeting of the Stockholders Of
i the Bellaire and Southwestern Railway
Company will DO held at the Office Of the
Cemnany in Bellsire. Ohio. on Wednesday,
the 9Th day of October next.
A. w. ANDERSON, Secretary.
= Bellaire. Ohio. Sept. II, 1879.
sep23, ,79w3. siss tsA
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LOST.

A gold chain bracelet on the Fair
Ground on the afternoon Of the last
day Of the Fair. The lady who found
it will please return 1t to this office.
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ssaAEB, N. LorER, A. C HUTCHINSON,
T4Gl NILSSON, DECKER 4 Lopez. j. P.
DovALL. A. L. GKlfrrrH aad ISAAC NJ
CosLEr had some very fae sheep en-
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81 EFIn, the stallion race on the third
da3s OF the Fsir JoHN BAcH's horse,
siffse and Easy" won first money,
,1ARxA DEARTHs. horse took second
uneney. = ssf ~ s-ss
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THE FAIR.

The Fair this year was good one in
every respect
The cattle Department was well REP
resented by some, very fine stock
In Che sheep pens were some stock
that cannot be surpassed in Eastern
Ohio.
\ TIE horses, mares and colts exhibited
were. fine and there were goodly num-
bel of them; ea6s Aalsa
The Floral Hall was well filed with
specimens OF the haniiwark, OF the
ladies Ia the preserved fruits part ol
the Hall q very fine display 'was to be
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Mrs. Wars Floral display in the Gen.
ter of the Hail was exceedingly fne.-
Plants and flowers we're there in abund.
ance
The races, which, BY the way, are IL,
feature of Fairs With many persons
were put through according to the pro
gramme, and had enough speed in then
to excite considerable interest.
The Officers deserve credit for. theil
efficient management, and promptness
in deciding all matters in which ques
tons arose; and above all in having tht
best of order preserved throughout the
meeting May We all live 10 see ani
enjoy ss good q meeting next year.
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SsAEBfA package of poll books was re-
teiged BY the Clerk Of this county, on
the 18th insts which 7came by express
from Springfield Ohio. Upon being
Opened. o large sizedatreyolver ball was
-fopnd which had passed through the
outside wrapper, entirely through the
spackage for Jackson township and bali
way through the package for Benton
stoWnship, who fred that shot ?
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TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

Teachers Institute will be held at Woods
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1879,
and continue one week. Good instructors
will be present during the session.
Come your self, and bring with you all in.
terested in the cause of Education, and let us
spend the week pro6tably.
By order of the Executive Committee.
8. SCHOOLcRAFT,
auE19,'79td, Chairman.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Estate of Daniel Deuore. Deeesscd.
rNHR undersigned have been appointed and
L qualified as Executors of the will Of Daniel
Dsvore, late Of Monroe County deceased.
Date this 18th day Of September A. b.
1879.
ELISABKTH A. DBvoRE
SAMUEL h. DEvORR.
Septic, 7swS. M zS
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Worthless stuff!

Not so fast my friend; if you could
see the strong, healthy, blooming men,
women and children that have been rails
ed from beds of sickness, suffering and
almost death, by the use of Hop Bitters,
you would say "Glorious and Invaluable
remedy See another column. seH
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Fever and Agne is most common in the
spring. hut mora severe in the fall aud win
ter. 1t is strictly inalarious disease, and
so surely as the Bitters are adopted so surely
will the individual Who adopts this precau.
tion be exempted from its pains and psnal-
ties. Add to this its value as a stomachic
and anti bilious agent, and who will venture
to gainsay ITS claims to the first place among
family mediciness
For sale by all Druggists and respectable
Dealers generally. sng5,7sr.
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T,axS Notwithstanding the scarcity of
apples this year, the display in the Hall
WIS excesiingly fne. 5
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~ glSevv advertisements.
ELECTIOS DAY..Tuesday, Oct. IA.


Marshal MASON is the right man in
the right place. =
TIE p5en0ifn for the hest double dri,
vefs was taken by john DENooN's team,
Miss ANN WITrEN, of jackson town
ship, is visiting at Judge NORRIS
-sMts. COLLINS, wife Of Prof CoILIns,
Of 2BstnesyllIs, Is visiting in Woodsield.
s"hIiss RpENgR and Miss AMY YosT, OF
Darlington are visiting friends in this
place.
~, First premium for best single driver,
VT MoRRIs' entry; second, JOHN De-
NNo59f9NS NNo59fN 4, aa1 ~ 5asas q gsf tsaq1i4A siT
,sdIsAAca aDoUGHERTY's horse took firsi
premium for best saddle horse, and JoHs
DsNooE . second s. Z 90 '1a &
THAsks' 10 GEoReE w. MARTIN, ol
Brookfield, Mo, for Complimentary
so.the Linn county Fair. sasesss
sdBt.. lsAxc MOORE, OF Suusbury town.
shfp, has 4 Spanish dollar made in 1905
WHO has an older one -. =
Boys, speed yourhorses slowly on thu
streets. aIf-you choose to let them 60
look odt fnr MASON, the Marshal hbs
The stockholders OF the B. q s. W
Railtoad will meet in Bellaire on Wed
nesdaY. October Sth. Notice elsewher'
inthis paper.q s,9 81
vMr:s ABR4HAN HurrMAs, Of Antioch
thisycountys died the night of the 17tl
inss., ,sased 80 years He was q soldie
of the war Of 1912 es
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Given under my hand at my office in woods
field, this Both day of August A. d, 1879
WILLIAM READ.
Sheriff Monroe County, Ohio
sept2, ,'70w6 : s, .g .s ssi
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mpa
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Tp
There be dhctms
feg.
Wods6d Ohio SpembM
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4, P 5udent people always have DR., Bulls
Baltimore Pills convenient. They often
take tue place of doctor and cost only
% ctss Fur sale every where. is
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oCToBER ELReTIUN,
----HELD----
Tuesday, October IA, 1879.

VITHEREAs. by ths laws Of Ohio resula-
w ting elections. it is required of ths
Sheriff of his county to give notice before
the time of holding general election. by pres-
lamstiou throughout the county Of the time
at which such election shall be holden:
In pursuance OF such requisition. |, VIII
liam Read, Sheriff Of Monroe County. 0lie.
do hereby proclaim aud make known that
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STAFFORD, Friday, UcJODer aal
Calais Saturday. November |; 81
,s BeaTsville Monday, November 3; d 81 t1I III
M John Rugseggers Switzerland Tp Tuesday November 4
Carington, Wednesday, November 5;
Baresvle Thursday, November 6; a9
sards Friday, November 7;
Graysvile Monday November TO-
Lebanon Tuesday, November IL; @ e-hE
Brownsville, Wednesday, November IL
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portunity to consult him.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-21
GREAT EXCITEMENT
Al
PALM gGV"TD E41IsHI.
feb l5-1y

JUST ARRIVED one of the fncst os-
sortments Of Liquors in tho Boro. Ono
barrel of Gibson's Celebrated. Old Nectar,
1910; Three Barrels Of fine old Rye Wits.
key: !st. Old Imperial Cabinet Whiskoy,
. years old; End. also, tho Mabel Bslle, 8
ditto; 3rd. Roanoke Ryo, tho oldest, l8
ditto: Corn Whiskey Of the best grades,
North Carolina Corn. Sweet mn d Sour Mash
OF the best grades Also. Wines and Bran,
dies of tho finest brands. 1 havo also a
hno lot of Cigars and Tobncco wEic,, I
VIII dispose of at reasonable prices for
casn only. Give me call, nndI will treat
you right. Philadelphia Lager Beer nl.
ways on hand from the celebrated firm of
Berger and Engc,l. You can find mo ut
al times ut tho Bar under the Winnsboro
Hotel, next door to D. r. Flerniken's.
Call and SEQ mo. j. CLEEDlNING.
mug 26
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sive m2ycmsnt was loudly applaudcd.
But thg>Eorthern Democrpcy<by their
up1Endcd boasts hweisl$dAhsMSoWh
into a eontcst I'm &McR tB' >EflaOhS
cabf gpt) the lbtst df dM E,Hy mS
sWhlFnpw sqc, @RitA) THO @nstanl
hsserai0n> TINT the>@blwdy-sldtt\ \argWs
mcnt IS played out, that Blaine was
right in holding that the Republicans
can win every timo .an Tissue is pre-
scntcd sfiat arouscs the war spirit.
The North does not intend to let the
South "boss the job" any more than
the South, had ,.she been victorious,
would have,lHt hs North 1icAtc her
policy. The SGath Must satisfy the
reobfe, ,Sf4he! Ef9ntllht q she has, iio
dtHbG 'to d;&thtE tor 'ths %,g4vethSncpt,
brt that Sic. stands frrmly in. defence Of
heNb1sstisution us, s,eSpoundadlbyl tho
foaiI Idcrs oftho governmentin ny'To Ut
tempt morc, than It'iis$; would be Sui
cide1~less than his, acgralaIiph,, Cor-
atismin the South leads, to rdiNis-
iens,,: the ,Eortl;n h,i,l:G gives Il us othc
balance o'fbower! oIlf qhenDcmocrats
~bSs iSNaat{3gHS%lyyi 4 *ttlA ttllA h& 'terr%1 & Ala 4
nominate, a aoqd man next year. they
will win large independent vote That
will ot;support' Grant on Blaine tn
less from dread that the Rebels will
capture iWpShIngtt'o9hh oh,S, r." Asslro 'thes'm zen
that IW'InshiNgton is safe, AND they will
put Gesarism, Stalwitrtisnl aud
Notwithstanding. .}I,',I1rK 81 Gu &.