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We shall strive 10 build up
adecent respectable Journalists
as contra distinguished fNn
the coarse and grossly abusive
style too common In many pa.
pers, believing that a journs-
which carefully expunges the,5
defects from its pages will u
tlmately commandrot only thr
respect and confidence but also
the patronage Of the communl'
ty in which it is published,
This does not imply that GOO,
humored satire, and wit, and
ridicule, may not be used d
the proper time. For th's
are often powerful weapons Il
the cause of truth, and whel
properly and moderately USE
give Zest to more serious arga'
ment.
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Cumberland PRESBYTERIAN Church
james u. Mitchell. ID. d., Pastor Preaching
every Sabbath at II Il. m, and $50 y. M
Sabbath school nj $50 q. III. Prayer m,xt-
ing. Wednesday evenings at 1::'0
Presbyterian Church. Rev. J. S. Boyd.
Pastor. Preaching ever second ana third
Sabh,ths Of each Tsontf. at II o'clock a. III.
and 1:3G p. m. Prayer meeting crrry Wed.
evening ut 1::sa Sabbath school At $50 Il.
IN.
Methodist Episcopal Church-Rev. J. J.
Bentley, Pastor. Preaching every Sunday
at II a m. and 80 p. M. Prayer meetings
on "Wednesday evening. Sunday school at
$50, a. m; Glass me citing nj 80 D. III. Of
each Sundsy,
Methodist Episcopal Church South
second Sunday il each month at II a. m
and 80 2, an, Third Sundays at $50 p. III.
Sunday school at $50 L. m. Glass meet
ings or each I'd Sunday. Prayer meeting
each WcdncF day evening.
First Bapti ST Church-Rev. J. c. Ship,
Paste. eryices every Sabbath Il. II A. III.
and $50 !, m Bible school at $50 H. NJ
Prayer iectings on W ednesday evenings.
Epise.op al Church-Rev. Frank Henry.
KcSfo j. Services gerry Sunday AT II a. m
asd :30p III. Sunday school N p. H.,
etc ich Sunday.
CIV istian u.rch-Social meeing every
lords Day al II am. Prayer meeting on
Thursday evening at 1:l5. Sunday School
Mt $3.50,
Liberals and Spiritualists, meet at Bay
lor's Hall every Sunday evening at1o'eloch
pm.
40. U. W.-Miiton Lodge No. 103.-
meets LIST and Sd Thursday evenings in each
month, at Harris Hall.
LOG. T.-Perseverance Lodge No. lbs
meets every Friday evening at $50 at Good
Tcmplars' Hall.
a. T. 4 A. M.-Kirksville Lodge No. 10=
meets Tuesday evenings on or before each
full moon.
/. o. O. F.-Adair Lodge No 96. meets
every Wednesday evening at 80 p. M, al
Odd-Fellow's Hall.
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: :, :: We are republican from
Principle, and advocate AM
work for the success of tia.
party, because We believe il
embodies the Progressive, Re.
formatory and Patriotic Spirit
of the Country. We oplNp
Democracy because we believe
it embodies the reactionay
sentiment Of the country, inall
things anti-prosre>slve, AMI
with ali innate tendency TOW.
ards class and color prei'uliees
and acovert opposition againsi
the modern idea of Nationally
and Free Schools, and IL man
hood ballot free to every Cit.
without regard to the accident
of race or color.
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SHOUTING FOR GARFIELD AND ARTHUR

AIR Battle Cry of Freedom
We marching to the polls boys, coming in might
Shouting for Garfield and for Arthur
And bear the stars and of the Union and the right
Shouting for Garfield and for Arthur
CuoErs--
The Union forever, hulrah! boys, hurrah
Join in our chorus, happy tonight,
For We marching to the polls. might
Shouting for Garfield and for Arthur.
We will soon decide the day for honest and true
Shouting for Garfield and for Arthur!
And we'll show what Uncle Sam has for loyal men to do,
Shouting for Garfield and for Arthur cnoRUs.l
We WILSON decide the day. boys we'll until the last
Shouting for Garfield and for Arthur
And well work with honest hearts till all fear Of failures past
Shouting for Garfield and for Arthur! [cHoBus.l
Yes. for Liberty and Union for honor true and bright
Shouting for Garfield and for Arthur!
And the victory shall be coming might
Shouting for Garfield and for Arthur! IcHoEusl
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EXECUTORS NOTICE. Notice i.

EXECUTORS NOTICE. Notice is
hereby given that Letters Testamenta-
~ upon thu estate of John Sholly, late
of Adair county, deceased. have been
granted the undersigned, H. c. Sohn
hy the Probate Court of the county of
Adair. bearing date 2Sth day of June,
1880. All persons having claims against
said estate are required TO exhibit them
te me foi allowance. within one year
from the date of said letters, or they
will be Procluded froin any benefit Of
such estate; and if such claims be not
exhibited within two years of the time
of the publication Of this notice, they
may be forever barred. July 18th. 1SSc.
IL. c. SoHN. Executor, estate OF
John Shelley. deceased. l.
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THE BATTLE CRY OF FREEMEN.
AIR-Battle Cry of Freedom.

A1R-Bale Cry of Freedom.
We mastering for victory. million votes strong,
Shouting the battle cry of Freemen
While the country joins strength and PRIDE the city swe hons
Shouting the battle cry of Freemen
Hurrah! boys for Garfield, Hurrah for Arthur too
Down with the tricksters, up with the the true
And We'll rally around the polls. we'll rally again.
Shouting the battle cry of Freemen.
For many years bldy served the politicians will
Shouting the battle cry of party.
Hurrah! boys. for Garfield hurah for Arthur tool
Down with the tricksers. with the
But well Feemans right thinking freemen should
Shouting the battle cry of Garfield,
And wei place ballots where they'll do the ong millions good
Shouting the battle cry ofGarfeld.
Hurah! toys, for Garfield. Eurrah for Arthur tool
Down with the rickses up with the true, etc.
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REMEMBER.

That d. S. GUIPE deals in all the
best. and, the STRICTLY FIRST Glass
SEWING MHcHINEs, buys for Cash, and
sells on his own account. He challenges
COMPETITION, in any shape, either
as to price or Quality. Do not purchase
of any one until you have given him a
call. and avoid being imposed upon by
worthless, rebuilt and second hand
stock.
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Campaign Songs and Lyrics.
GARFIELD'S AT THE FRONT.

Once the grand old fights the fight we've often fought
And done these twenty bring foes naug
We with Lincoln Grant and Hayes and in this battle
Wen conquer TO the rayng cry-Jm Garfeds at the 'front.'
CHORUS:
Jim Garfeld's at the front!
Jim Garfeld's at the front!
Twould be sin to fail to win
With Garfield at the front.
He early learned paddle welhis own forlorn
Upon OhioS "grand canal" he held the helm true;
And the people shout him. .Lo IT'S for you watt
We want to see Jim Garfield guide glorious ship of state
He a carpenter of yore, and to this day he
To love to nail od Bourbon es and hammer ebe scheme
Wen wager-and the bet we know will go without taker
This carpenter ides ofMarch will be cabinet maker
He taught the young idea Shoot and then the pucky
In wars school taught be another sort Of shooter
He braved to aid the Unions full many battles burnt,
And those who sought his whereabouts found Garfield the
When Uncle SAM November shall count the ballots oer
One shout shall shake the continent loud the oceans
"Once the hosts Republican have borne the battle burnt
Once trumphed ouous with Garfield the front
Albany Journal.
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THE GRAYBACK GULL TRAP.
AIR-Kingdom Coming.

AR-klngdom Coming.
Say, darkes. hab you de wonder
OBJ de Presidential race,
Dat Grayback, Greenback, Copperhead ticket,
Wild Hancock in de fust place.
He thareshed dem graybacks like de debbe,
In Massa Linkums day;
But he's ef de blue coats mighty sudden
An has gibben himself away,
A blue coat ilst ha, ha A grayback next, no, no.
The sheep skin coat don't cubber up de wolf,
An dey can't fool darkies so.
Dem, graybacks talk so mazin' cibbi
Bout darkes lights to-day,
You bet dat talk will all be forgotten
When once dey has der way;
Dey's gwine to free de ballot-boxes
An be as fair as days.
Dey's fixed dere gull traps mighty cunnin',
But dey won't catch US dat way.
A blue coat, etc.
Dem Bowbons find heap OBJ trubble
When dey look desc doin's o'er
Dey howl bout de fraud against old Massa Tiden,
But dey kicked him out at the dooh-
De hoops am broke, de barrels busted,
Dey'll have dere own bills for to pay,
An dey won't find mules to buy in de market
On de next election day.
blue coat, etc.
We darkes nebber know'd our letters,
An We use ears de noah;
We've hearn folks tell OBJ doube-headed sarpint
Dat bites behind an befoah.
Dis Bourbon ticket beats de booss snake,
What fooled mankind's mudder,
For it goes for de blue coats wild one end
An de graybacks wild de ODER
CHORUS.
a blue-coat fust ha, ha! A grayback next no, no.
De sheepskin coat don't cubber up de wolf,
An dey can't fool darkiesso
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TO THE PUBLIC.-The genuine
Singer Sewing Machine can only be
procured at the Singer Manufacturing
Companys Office. opposite the post
Office. Other parties advertising genu-
Inc Singer Machines are selling worth
less limitations. E.N. BLACKMAN.
Manager Singer Mfg. Cos. Office
kirksyille.
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CITY ITEMS.

~asaA Local notice of a business
nature, on this page, first in
sertion 10 cents, each subsequent in
sertion 5 cents per line. Notices and
advertisements ordered for no specified
time, will remain till ordered out, and
be charged accordingly.
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CoPARTNERsHrP-Dr. Swetnam has
associated with himself in the practice
of medicine. DR.. g. A. Cohen. They
will carry on the practice at DR.. SWEET,
MANS old stand, and calls will be
promptly attended to at all hours OF
the day or night.
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Et!itorially we aim to trea.
all men and all topics with
the candor they deserve. deal
ing with them fairly, Justly AM
strictly on their merits.
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John Richey has abstracts
to all real estate in this county. II.
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Count earhs chosen heroes they souls that
While the they agonized hurled the
Stood alone, and down the the golden be-
To the side of perfect justice mustered by the truth divine
New teach duties Times makes
We upward still onward who would keep truth
To- before CLEAN watc ourselves must pilgrims be-
Launch Mayower and boldly through the desperate Winter
Norampt the future portal with the pasts blood rused key
Il Lowell.
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The Humboldt Library, scientific, by
Tyndall. Huxley. Proctor, etc. Best
cigars and tobaccos. candies. fruits etc.
Portraits of Garfield. only 10 cents, at
the Post Office News Stand.
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1850.
1850.
THE
|GlObe-DenOCrat.
ST. LOUIS, MO.

The globe DEMOCRAT rencws its claims to
popular favor and patronage, with increased
facilities for gaining and retaining both, ana
increased determination to more than redeem
its oftmade pledges to fill the full mesure Of
| reasonable expectation rs political, iaIniiJ
and general newspaper.
Political the GLOBE DEMOCRAT IS recog-
niZed from one end Of the country to the other
as the unfinciing champion Of that Repub-
licanism which came into power in time 10
save the Union from destruction, and mas
since devoted all its energies to the preserva-
ton intact ol the fruits of the war forced up
| on us BY the rebels Of the South aided by the
Democrats Of the North. We have opposed
all forms Of compromise and coneiliation that
seemed to aim ut restoration to power IN
| this country Of the men and the organization
which involved Us in the hGY' 1rs Of civil wars
The Democrat party is now in the field for the
next Presidential election with the doctrines
| of State rights and notification emblaZoned
upon its banner II successful, it will most
| assuredly carry out its promise IN repeaI al
| the legislation necessitated by the war ana us
results, and will inaugruate policy when VIII
encourage and assist an other attempt =. sec
ession and rebellion. This is what the boast
/ Of the Solid South" means. There's but orc
antidote for Solid South and the untold
/ evils which it threatens, and that IL SOLID
North united in firm purpose to keep the
| political power Of the Nation III lF sectI"li
which sent forth its loyal legiOns to crush
rebellion and restore the integrity Of the
Union Events have Enthusiastically pointed TO
Gen. U. 5. Grant a the inevitable cancIdatc
Of the Republican party for this great contest.
| There are others As worthyas he, but here
seems to be no man certain to consolidate
| in his favor all the elements Of success
! Hence, we have supported ard urged his nom
| nation. kept in view solely the welfare OF the
| Republican party and the best assurance oi It's
triumph in 1Sso.
| As Il general newspaper for the Counting
room, the Family and Fires;de. the GLOBE
DEMOCRAT will keep abreast Of the best put
! licatiOns Of the day. Our facilities for tie
collection Of news are unsurpassed either East
| or West We spare nOexpcnse t. obtain inc
! latest and mast accurate Intelligence from all
quarters by mail and telegraph We have
| correspondents ut all news cenfers through
out the country. and their full and intcrestln"
chronicles Of events tell how faithfully they
preform the duties assigned to them Our
commercial news is prepared with great care.
and we may safely challenge :: comparison oil
! this Department of the Globe Democrat with
that of any other newspaper in the country
! Our aim is f;iilness and accuracy, seeking to
cover all subjects of general commerce. and
/ to give the latest information and quotations
Us to each.
| THE DOLLAR WEEKLY GLOBE-DEMO-
| Graf.
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~ Wilson's Rocky Mountain Herb
Ritters, are rapidly increasing in popularity
They stand at the head as Il Tonic Invdiclh !,
in all cases of debility. indigestion chiiis anu
fever and all malarious diseases.
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WANTED
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

NOTICES hereby given that all delinquent
tax bills are now made ont and in my hands
for collection. and that all taxes not paid
within twenty-five days from the date Of this
publication. shall proceed 10 enforce the
payment thereof by suit in the Mayors court.
july I'D. 1880. GEO. ". PARKS.
l.; Collector.
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SPEcIALE CTICES,

~. n. WILSON, east side of the square
keeps complete stock Of Drugs. Medicines,
Patent Medicines, and all articles usually
kept in Drug Store.
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Mrs. ellis, exclusive gem gallery
west side of the square.
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The GRAPHIC desires to b
especially a family paper, on q
which will find a welcome j
every home, and which parent
can with confidence place d
the hands of their chlldrel
knowing that it will prove
valuable educational and mcf
al aid in their training.
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tire policy under which we were sopros
porous and thus bring distrust and
confusion where is now order, conf
dence and hope.
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THE DOLLAR WEEKLY GLoBE-DEMo.

In pursuance of our determination to place
the GLOBE DEMOCRAT within reach of every
voter in the West for the campaign Of 1850,
we have reduced its price to one dollar per
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~" Wilson's Great Western Medi-
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which are worthy the favor Of the public
They are compounded strictly in accordance
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ANY parties desiring to trade land
for stocks of goods. should call on Griggs II
Picker. aS they have now on hands six differ
cnt stocks to exchange for improved farms in
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Cumberland Presbyterian Church--Rev

OIEESCoRV.
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- Subscribe now ana y
the benefit of the stirring ever e.
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You cannot afford to do W.
out it.
Address
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Kirksylle, "
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Hurrah! hoyS, for Garfield. Hurrah for Arthur too!
Down with the tricksters, up with the true etc.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-05-26

REPUBLICAN PRIMARY.

Next Saturday is the day for the
Republicans of this county to meet and
decide among themselves who of the
different candidates, for the different
Offices to fill this fall, they think the
best to put in nomination. We decide
by the popular vote, and the candidate
having the greatest number of votes is
entitled, under our system, to nomin-
ation-if all is fairly done. How i'm
portant then the primary is, must be
seen by all. No Republican wants to
vote in the fall for bad or unfit candi-
date for any Office. The way to pre-
vent such from being nominated is for
all to turn om TO The primary. The
great mass of the voters are presumed
to be intelligent and honest, and to
have only the public good at heart.
The Republicans of Butler county have
the honor and credit Of their party and
their county at heart, and they want
faithful and competent persons to rep
resent them in the Legislative halls and
in all places. If they have made mis-
takes in the past they do not want to
make any now. A full turn out to the
primary Of all the tax paying voters OF
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-05-26
A False Report.

We understand that it is being cir
culated that the County Committee at
its last meeting passing resolution
allowing Democrats to vote at the
Primaries on Saturday. This is abso-
lutely false. No such thing was
done. The matter was talked of by
some men here in the Committee, but
no action taken on it, Our old rule is
therefore in force, as we said last week.
That rule says, None but Republicans
shall be allo,0ed to UOte. 1t is still in
force, and it only. If the Committee
had changed it the change would have
been published So let the Republi-
cans be on their guard, and not believe
any reports or orders on this point, let
them come from what quarter they
may. Some candidates are said to be
arranging to get Democratic votes at
the coming Primary and asserting the
Committee allowed it, and hence we
again contradict it and caution all
Let there be fair Republican primary,
and let there also be good and honest
Republicans sent in as Return Judges
with the votes. This latter is very
important, and we hope good men
will be selected as the Return Judges
from all the districts to the County
Convention.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-05-26

will remember that the question for
them to decide is not between the
claims" of the different claimants,
but between the different claimants
and the DEMANDS oE THE OFFICE III
the voters of both parties would follow
this suggestion, they would soon put
an end to the disgraceful system of
ring rule aud machine government. J"
A disregard of it will make reform
of the shamefully corrupt practices In
connection with our public service i'm
possible Let voters disregard all
"claims," then, except that of the per-
sonal fitness of the person who sollclts
their support.
Our second suggestion is in regard
to the Importance of every voter, of
both parties, with whom earnest gov
ernment outweighs all other considera-
tions, attending the primary elections
of their respective parties. Be sure
that the ''ring'' will have out all the
force it can muster. If honest men do
not turn out and defeat them at the
primaries, then none but ring candi-
dates will be nominated. Let no hon
est voter, then, absent himself from
the primary election of his party, for
it is there alone that ring rule can be
successfully opposed"
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-05-26
Be on Guard.

We caution the Republican voters
of the county to be on their guard as
to last hour reports at the coming prl-
mary. Desperate candidates for nom-
ination, knowing that they are mis-
trusted, have and may start falsehoods
on their competitors when too late to
be contradicted. All that is good or
bad of candidate is generally known
soon after he is announced, and it is
only the candidate that fears defeat,
and seeks improper means for his own
sake, who will put or cause to be
put in circulation any unfair or untrue
stories about his opponents.