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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-06-03
Harrisburg Patriot.


When Senator Conkling made allu.
sion to "tissue ballots" in debate in the
senate the other day he committed al
most as serious blunder as when he
went unlimited to the house of the
owner of the Cononchet shotgun. The
Republicans invented the device of q
tissue bsllot in 1875. This was proved
before a congressional committee and
no countervailing testimony was pro.
duced. The tissue ballot was used by
the Republican managers in Florida at
the last Presidential election for the
purpose of swelling their vote in the
precincts whereat the election. boards
were entirely under their control. A
ticket thin as gauze was folded within
an ordinary ballot and thus perfectly
concealed it was made to duplicate the
regular ticket. This was one of the
devices by which the electoral vote OF
Florida was frauduiently given to Mr..
Hayes. Senator Conkling ought to be
more careful in choosing the weapon he
uses in fighting the Democrats. He
certainly threw a boomerang when he
made reference to the tissue ballot bust
ness.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-06-03
NEWSPAPER OPINION.
Forest National Democrat.

Forest National Democrat
The Centre county Democrat Is O
strong advocate OF the claims of ex.
Governor Curtin, and well 1t should be.
In the trying times Of the Democracy
In this State In 1878, Governor Curtin
left his case in the hands of friends in
his district and travelled throughout
the State to do battle for the party at
large, and while absent, Yocum and his
friends concocted fraudulent devices to
defeat him, which they carried out.
Governor Curtin's influence, wherever
he spoke, was felt and added largely to
the success of the party, in that year,
and we join in with the Democrat and
ask that he be vindicated in the course
he pursued in contesting for the seat.
The Democrat says:
"We do believe that justice demands
that the man who has been made the
victim of hate and malice should have
the opportunity of silencing his tradu.
GERS by direct appeal to the people
for that complete vindication, which
will surely come with the ides of No
vember should he once more be our
standard bearer. All that Governor
Curtin asked at the hands of Congress
was that his claim should be remanded
back to the people for adjudication.
This was refused him, and it now re.
mains for the Democracy OF this county
TO do their share in securing for him
that right which was wrongly denied
him by the lower branch of Congress"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-06-03
wnkestarrs union-Lsadsr.

Whkesusffe tnton-beadef.
Winfield Scott Hancock Is by all odds
the strongest name with which the
Democratic National ticket can be
headed. General Hancock's nomina,
sion would compel an immediate aban.
donment of the bloody shirt platform
or leave the Republicans in . supreme.
ly ridiculous light in the occupancy oi
it. And IL would do this, &c no other
nomination would, without loosing 70
us q single Southern State. Il would
preserve us the strength of the solid
South 1t the same time that IL would
strike dumb the tongues that have
made that CRY in the mouths of Repub.
lican demagogues the instrument by
which every Republican victory since
the war has been achieved.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-12-17

Della Fisher, the Woman who apaye
away the Winthorp train robbers, and
was Missing Immediately after. was ar
rested yesterday in Iowa, and will be
brought to Missouri.
At Independence. Mo-. Monday Mr.
Jones attempted to replenish a lamp
while 1t was burning. An explosion
took place. killing two of her children
and burning her fatally.
There Is d strong prospect of the ST.
Louis. keokuk & Northwestern railroad
establishing connections between Troy
Mo, and st. Louis, the work to be fin.
:shed by July 4th. 1881,
Thirteen prisoners charged with de.
laying the c. S. mail at a water tank
on the st. l.. and S. T. railroad near
Exeter, December 4th. were arrested
and brought to Carthage Mo-, Monday.
VIM. 3. Root. brakeman on freight
running to Springfield, Mo-, is supposed
TO have fallen yesterday from his ear.
his body having heen found cut in two.
Andrew Fisher, of Iowa. was Monday
eontidenced at Moberly by a man giving
the name of p. H. Hunt. The latter
was arrested.
At Hannibal. No. the river Is open1np
and ice harvesters are laboring viyor-
ously to get in their harvest.
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Sublett Items.
SupLETT. Dec. i. 1880.

SuBLErT. Dec. II, 1880.
Not seeing any communication from
here we thought perhaps few items
would be of interest to the"Graphic" :"
readers.
We notice the Hancock pole Is still
standing OF the corner of Main street !:
now if we had undergone such hui
initiating defeat as the Democrats
have, we would amputote that pole the
first DARK night, and consign it to the
flames.
Oar district school commenced last
Monday. Mr.. Leroy Orr will "teach
the young idea how to shoot.
One day last week team belonging
to Mr.. Will Mitchell, while standing in
front of the blacksmith shop, became
frightened and ran away. They ran
three miles before they could be stop
ped, and strange to say not the sleight-
est INJURY WaS done to either horses or
wagon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sublette are
visiting at his fathers.
Mr.. T. B. Dewitt is in very precari-
Gus state of health. His daughters
will return home shortly from Chilli
cothe where they haye been attending
school.
Miss Julia Mitchell revived the
dropping spirits of her mother and
family by short visit this week.
Our village blacksmith, Mr.. Boston
Rigdon is still improving. He weighs
21S now.
We learn Mrs. P.J. Sublette eontem.
plates visit to st. LOUIS County after
the holidays.
CONNIE IL FAuT.
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Q. NJ. 4 P.

The work on the Q, NJ. & P. rail.
road is progressing quite slowly, owing
to the inclement weather. Some work
is being done in places.
The engineer corps was in town
last Friday night, and Mr.. Collins, the
chief engineer, informed us that he
had orders to proceed to survey sew
eral lines from Trenton west. He
will first run line due west through
Edinburg, and intersect the Omaha
road somewhere about Jameson OF
Pattonsburg. He will then run a line
farther north, but still some SIX or
eight miles south of Bethany, and in
tsrsect the Omaha road about Albany
Station. some three or four miles south
of Albany. He will also run line
through Bethany and Albany, and in.
tersect the Omaha road at or near,
Stanberry. He said also that he ex-
pected to run a line north of Bethany
and Albany and intersect the Omaha
road at Maryville. but had no idea
what route would be adopted. 1t
looks to us that a practical route
might be found on any of the lines ex-
cept to run north of Bethany. We
can see how a line might be run from
Trenton to Maryville, taking in Beth
any but running north of Albany
Bethany Republican.
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MISSOURI.

Ice is foot thick at Stewartsville,
Mo
Hog cholera is very bad,n Daviess
county, Mo.
New London, Mo. has a fine new
bank building.
Warsaw, Mo. is organizing a build
ing association.
The New London, Mo-, public
school has e4o pupils enrolled.
Eide Bienner, Of the poorhouse Of
Rails county, Mo-, is 81.
Large sales of land are being made
in Charlton county, Mo.
The new depot at Warsaw, Mo-. is
rapidly approaching completion.
The new baptist church at Osborn.
Mo-, was dedicated last week.
Thieves stole all of a lady's tobacco
crop near Princeton, Mo, last week.
The Rails county, Mo-, branch rail-
road will be finished the coming year.
On Friday night Ewart's slaughter
house at Sedalla was burned down,
loss $500.
Some persons in Brunswick, Mo-,
are moving to introduce Chinese la.
borers there.
The residence of Mr.. Virgil Dalton,
of fHendrickson, Mo-, was burned last
week.
James Robinson, tie circus rider,
has returned to his farm in Audrian
county, Mo.
Rev. G. B. Coggsburn, venerable
citizen of Carol county, Mo-, died a
few days ago.
1t is believed that the Q. NJ. & p.
railroad will run from Trenton. No., to
St. Joe direct.
Some dogs got amongst the sheep
of ]. H. Herndon, near Gallatin, Mo-,
last week, killing ten.
Mrs. Mckennan, of Jefferson City
TELL Yesterday morning fracturing her
arm badly near the elbow.
ID. S. Moore, OF Warsaw, Mo. kill
ed large greyhound last week, one of
three that attacked his sheep.
Master Norval Naylor, son of Col. !.
B. Naylor, late of the Brunswicker
(Mo.), has been appointed to West
Point.
The damage done by the last cy-
clone at Marshfeld, Mo-, amounted to
5000; rs persons were injured, four
seriously.
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DIREcTCRT.

Cumberland Presbyterian Church-Rev.
James B. Mitchell. b. D.. Pastor Preaching
! every Sabbath at II Il. ni., and 1::D p. m-
Sabbath school at $50 u. M. Prayer meet.
in.. Wednesday evenings ut 80
Presbyterian Church. Rev. J. S. Bovd.
| Pastor. Preaching every second and third
| Sabbatlis of each month, at II O'Clock a. III
| and 1:3D p. m. Prayer meeting every Wed
evening ut $50. Sabbath school at 9:3D a
Methodist Episcopal Church-Rev. J. J.
Bentley, Pastor. Preaching every Sunday
at II a. m. and $50 p. III. Prayer meetings
on Wednesday evening. Sunday school st
9;3G, Il. M; Glass meeting at 30 p. III. Of
each Sunday.
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Rev j. o. Edmondston, Pastor. Preaching
second Sunday in each month. at II a. IN.
and $50 p. IN. Third Sundays a: 80 D. nj.
Sunday school at 90 a. m. Glass meet
in.s on each I'd Sunday. Prayer meeting
each Wednesday evening.
First Baptist Church-kev. J. C. Shipp.
Pastor. Services every Sabbath at II a. m.
and 80 p. IN. Bible school ut go IL m
Prayer meetings on Wednesday evenings
Episcopal Church-Rev. Frank Henry,
Il. Ill.
and 130 p. III. Sunday school at :; D. M,
Of each Sunday.
Christian Church-George E. Dew. pas
tor. Preaching every first and third Lords
days Social meeting every second and
fourth. Prayer meeting Wednesday even
ing at :. Sunday school ut $50.
Liberals and SpirituallstS. meet at Bay
ior's Hall every Sunday evening atso'elock
p. III.
4. 0. I. W.-Milton Lodge No. 1O3.-
meets 1st and I'd Thursday evenings in each
month. ut Harts Hall.
l. o. G. T.-Perseverance Lodge No. rs
meets every Friday evening at 20 al Good
TemDlars' Hall
4. F. 4 A. M.-kirksyille Lodge No. 1O5
meets Tuesday evenings on or before each
full moon.
l. O. O. F-Adair Lodge No. %. meets
every Wednesday evening at 1::1 D. H., at
Odd Fellows Hall
Adair Guards-N. G.. M.-Armory hali
over DeReamer'> hardware store. Meets
Tuesday nights of each week. Capt j. H.
kinnear; lst. Lieut., j. \. Richardson md
Lieut.. W. l.. Mccartney.
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TRUSTEES SALE

Wnereas. Francis VI. Twedel! and his wife,
Lucy c. Twedell, by their certain deed of
trust. dated the 10th day of July. 1877, and re.
corded in the recorders Office of Adair coun-
ty. at deed Of trust book ~. page 50, con-
veyed to Philip VI. Smith. Sheriff of Adair
county, Missouri. all their right, title, interest
and estate in and to the following described
real estate situated in the county Of Adair.
State OF Missouri, viz: The northwest quar-
ter Of the northwest quarter of section num-
her thirty, ei0,) in township number sixty
one. (t1.) of range number thirteen, l3;)
which said conveyance was made in trust to
secure the payment of 4 certain promissory
note in said deed described and, whereas, the
said note has become due and remains un.
paid, and, whereas, Phillip VI. Smith is no
longer sheriff OF Adair county. Missouri now,
therefore. in accordance with said deed Of
trust, and at the request of the legal holder
Of said note. shall proceed TO sell the above
described real estate at the Court House door
in the town of Kirksville, in the county of
Adair, State aforesaid, to the highest bidder
for cash, at public auction, on
MONDAY, THE Sru DAY OF JAN'Y. 1881
between the hours of nine in the forenoon
and five in the afternoon Of that dav, to salts
fy said note, together with the cost and ex
pensc of executing this trust.
JOHN SHAVER,
Sheriff and Trustee.
n.t-. Il . 80
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It's the Quickest relief and cheapest
remedy ia the World.
Stray Notice.

Taken up by James Y. Nelson. and
posted before l.. W. Link. justice of
the peace in Benton township, of Adair
county on the 10Th day of November.
1880, two cows, one white with dark
ears and small dark spot on the left hip,
supposed to DO nine OF ten vesss old.
marked with d crop off each ear.
Also one red roam cow with no marks
or brands percelvable. Supposed to
be three years old. Appralsedby John Il.
Kirk & John H. Mccartney, the first at
tl3 90 and the other at $l5 0O.Nov. 18th
lSSo. l.. W. LINK, J.P.
For Benton twp.
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Stray Notice.

Taken up by John Osborn, of Pettis
Tp.. and posted by L. W. Link, a justice
of the peace in Benton township. of
Adair county, on the 1st day of Decem-
Der, 1880. One red heifer, two years
old past, some white spots on the left
hip and belly. small white spot on tine
forehead, marked with crop or freeze
off the right and the appearance of an
under slot off the left ear. No other
marke or brands perceivable. Apprais-
ed by Robert L. Bell and Lysander O.
Hollcroft at SIS, before me. Dec. 1st
l.. w. LINK, J. P.
For Benton Twp.
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EX-SENATOR Hitchcock, of Nebras-
ka is quite favorably mentioned in con-
nection with the position of Secretary
Of the interior. Mr.. Hitchcock is 4
pleasant and accomplished gentleman,
thoroughly versed in public affairs, land
fully identified with western interests.
The English government finds it diff
ficult ifnot impossible to obtain jurors
in Ireland.
Mr.. THos, ALLEN, in the language OF
the Post Dispatch, has sold out the
Iron Mountain Railroad to Jay Gould,
'lock, stock, and barrel"
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Stray Notice.

laken up BY John R. Adkins, living
IN Benton township, in Adair county
Missouri, on the first day of December.
A. ID. 1880, one roam filly, fourteen
hands high and supposed to be two
years old.
Appraised at forty dollars by George
Stuart and Joseph Adams.
JOSEPH s. MorrgR,
Justice of the Peace
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New YORK. December 15.-The Eve
nIng Post will publish to-day some facts
said to he authentic about the transfer
of the control of the st. Louis and Iron
Mountain Road. 1t IL understood that
is will be the policy of the party now
controlling the Iron Mountain to put it
in frst-class condition, laying steel
rails as soon as possible: to introduce a
liberal policy with other roads: to build
rapidly some short feeders in Arkansas
to improve the Memphis and Little
Rock, which is owned by Mr.. Marquand
to put an end to commissions OF all sorts
and to reach the City of Mexico as soon
as possible.
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Fine Stock.

Link & Blackman weighed a COW and
calf Monday morning, beloging to Mr.
I. C. Campbell which deserves special
mention. The COW weighed 1880, she is
seven years old. The heiferis a two year
old and kicked the beam at 1880 pounds
They are fine specimens of good stock
and we'll worth going to see.
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Stray Notice.

Taken up by William Craig, of Ben
ton township, and posted before L. w.
Link, a justice Of the peace in Benton
township, of Adair county, on the 29th
day OF November, 1880. One white and
red steer, 2 years old past, marked with
the appearance Of crop off of each ear
and no brands perceiyable, Appraised
by Ira Snyder and J. W. Brashsar at
the sum Of 80, before me, this Nov.
18th, 1880. L. ". LIrK, j. p.
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Ohio State Grange.

COLUMBUS. o., December II. The
State Grange to-day adopted a reSolu-
ton that hereafter all candidates for
public office asking the support of the
GrangerS shall be requested to publicly
express their sentiments upon railway
corporations ard their relation to the
people.
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Boston ElpctiOu.

BosTox. December 15.-Full returns OF
the municipal election give Prince
Dem.) 2I.2S6, Stebbins (Repl 2o.7A
In the Board Of ofAldeiman the Democrats
elect seven members and thcRepublicallS
five. The Council is fortv-fve Repub-
licans and twentv-siX Democrats.
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This paper may be found on file at Geo. p
Rowell " Cos Newspaper Advertising Bureau
i0Spruce street, where advertising Contracts
may be made for it in New York.
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E- Wilson's Great Western Medi.
cines, comprising Cough Syrup, Linment,
Electric Ointment, and Pills, are medicines
which are worthy the favor of the public
They are compounded strictly in accordance
with pathological laws.
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At Boonville Mo-, Monday J. w. Draf.
fin and John CoSgrOve were selected to
attend the meeting of the state bar at
Kansas City, December 18th
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Have the people gone wild after the
sensational? 1t looks as though they
have. Our issue that contained an ac-
count of the tragedy was sought after
until all the extras we had in reserve
were exhausted. A short time since
we printed the description of this coun-
ty from the Hand Book sent out by the
Immigration Society, and not Il single
extra was called for. Why is this thus?
Milan Standard.
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WANTED. For family Of three a
good GIN i.r general house work. Ap-
ply at this olice.
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The engineer of the steamer Clyde, at
Toronto, on examining the boiler found
inside a ca.-owl as big as goose that
attacked him fercely. He imagines
the bird got into the boiler by going
down the smokestack. If the steamer
had undertaken another trip the result
would have been boiled owl, and the
folks about there would likely form
some idea of the fitness of the phrase.
Drunk as boiled owl.
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Il lRKsvILLE MARBLE WORKS.
DAVID BAIRD. Pro.
DEALER IN
American and italian Marble
laEADSTONES. Etc.,
kIRKSVILLE, MO.

Allor,lers filled on short notice, North
els: corner of the public square.
Mtrl'le Purchased direct from the qlIarries,
a,,' ,lily the best Of wOrkmen employed.
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Tama county, Iowa, has five good
sound republican papers. See her re-
publican majority.
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TheChampney residence at De Soto,
Mo, was burned to the ground yester-
day.
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New Aavertisernerts.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice Is hereby given 10 AL creditors and
others interested IN the estate Of James John.
son, deceased, that !, Frances johnson, exec.
utyi1 Of said estate. intend a. make finsi set.
tlement thereof at the next term Of the Pro.
bate Court Of Adair county, TO be held At
Kirksville on the 1th day Of February, 1851.
FRANCES JOHNSON,
n3+4t Executrix.
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