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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-08-09

.g"Were the Governor, I'd force those
men back to work or shoot them on the
spot."-Ben Harrison, referring to the rail-
road men in 1877.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-08-09

q The most highly protected country on
the globe is China. In that country the
ordinary laborer receives the munifcent sum
of cents per day for his labor.
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Rstate n E:raseus Jones. Deceasell.

NOTICE, the administratoro OF the estate of the
slN above named decedent has been entrusted BY
the Probate Court to the undersigned. Any person
having claims against said estate are requested 20
present them to The undursigned within one veal.
DAtei this I'd day Of August. 1888, N. Z,
s1ss sas JOSIAH KOLLER, II
Administrator.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-08-09

The remedy which most successfully
combats nialarial disorders, Is Ayers
Ague Cure. 1t is a purely vegetable
compound, and contains neither
quinine nor any other dangerous ingre-
dient. Warranted to cure chi!ls and
fever.
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EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL
4.s..~.. i 4 ESTATE. -

IN pursuance of an order of the Probate Court Of
Henry Coun ty, Ohio, Twill offer for sale at pub
lie auction on @ -
Saturday, August 25th, 1888,
at 2 clock D. m. ct the north door Of the Court
House in Napoleon, Henry County, Ohio, the fol-
lowing described real estate situate In said Countyof
Henry, to wits The north half t) OF the southeast
quarter (4) of section twenty two( 29 town five t5
north of range eight ) east, containing eighty (sOl
acres of land more or less.
Appraised at $1,000. a4tt4
Terms of sale: One.third in hand, one-third in
one year and one-third in two years from the day
of sale, with interest," deferred payments to be se
cured by mortgage upon the premises sold.
JAYL. GILLETT,
Executor of the last will and testament of Am
brosc Cook, deceased. asr.eF
Napoleon, Ohio, July 90, 1855. t-.A.
Tyler & Tyler, Atty's. tily asst
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-08-09

Auditorof Henry County, Ohio.
Napoleon. o., Aug. 8, 1883. ct
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ALLEN G. THURMAN.
.DlEMoCRATIC TIcKET.
OF oHIo.

x ss STATE.
secretaf yos State BOsToN O. YOUNG.
Supreme udgc- /. n CRITcaFIELD.
Board Public Works--JAMEs EMMETT.
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PROCLA vi ALTON

At a meeting of the Board of He.,,,
county, Florida; held September 26th Isss Leg
lowing resolutions were adopted
WHEREAS The yellow fever which fra,
in the city of Jacksonville, during the non PICARD
gust, has gradually spread into other towu OF Al
calties notably Macclenny, Gaines vile ana snd I
dina and it is believed by this Board 70 ernal
sary for the public welfare to extend ~ &c neee'
tine, heretofore declared against the seve,I q1arar
towns and cities, to the counties in which ~
situated: uey ~
THEREFORE, BE 1T RESOLVED
LIST. That quarantine is hereby declared
the counties of Duval, Nassau, Baker nasant
HillsborOugh and Manatee: AAcaut
I'd. That no person coming from or thro.o1
said counties shall be permitted to enter th auy
of Leon, until such person shall have served
antine OF fifteen days in some uninfec,ed a. qaAi
and shall present certificate To that eaec, Ooau1J
by the President of the Board Of Health or cIal
the Circuit Court, ofsuch county, or the W.S eA q
some Incorporated town or city therein ~"
Sd. That no transportation or express oo,..
shall be allowed to bring into Leon conn.,.
freight or baggage from any of the counties ~ ~!
until the further order of this Board ueq
4th. That any person, or any officer ogen.
ploye of any railroad or express COMPANY VII"
ates either of these regulations will be nrosa.. y.
to the full extent of the law 'u's2
GEO W. BETTON. Nm
President Board Of Health Leon Conntv n.
Attest: FRED. I. MYERS, Secretary. -
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In the county of Leon, which rests among the
high hills of the beautiful Land of Flowers, there
is a large and elegant stable, and attached to
that stable is crib, which is filled with rich,
ripe, golden grain. The stable has Just so many
stalls, and these stalls are filled with fat, we'll
fed Horses II had long been the custom OF the
country for the High Chief to name the favored
Horses that were to feed ia this Fat Crib and
once in every four years he would look through
the Stable and would prob sbly turn some Of the
Horses ont to Craze and fill their stalls with new
favOrites. But the Wise Men of the Country met
in Council and ruled that hereafter the people of
the county should select for themselves the
Horses'to fill the stalls in this Fat Crib. In
accordance with the ruling Of this new law the
wise and good men of the country who were
called Democrats, met in council and selected
the most worthy and best trained Horses in the
county But there dwells also in the County
Band of Bold Bad Men, who SAID to themselves,
"why we not get finger in the Crib p
They had no good Horses Of their own, so they
hunted around and picked up few scrub
Horses, a few scrawny flea bitten Mules and
few lat-looking but very hungry Donkeys, and
they said to the Democrats "you cannot drive
your Horses into the Fat Crib unless they
beat our Scrubs the Race Track"
And the Leaders of the Bad Men, who
called themselves Republicans, went hard
at work training their Scrubs and Mules
and Donkcys for the race. The Mules
would run little way, then stop and kick and
whnny and cry for Corn and Sugar The lead
erS OF the Bad Men had plenty, but they were
slow in feeding their Race Animals. Finally the
Mules stopped stock still and said "If you
want us TO run in this Race you must feed us
high" Then the Leaders said ''If you promise
to let Us come in and haul some ofthe Grain out
OF the Fat Crib, if you get in, we will feed you"
This was agreed to- but the more the Mules got
the more they cried for, and soon the Leaders of
the Bad Men seen lodging around corners
and slipping in at their back doors to avoid the
the Mules. One Scrub Horse and One Mule
were 50 loud in their brayng for more feed that
the Leaders wanted to take them out of the
Race and fill their places with more of the gentle
Donkeys, but they kicked SO hard that the Lead
ers could not get the haiters on to lead them
out, and it is thought that they will run anyway.
The Race is to take place the 9Th Of Nov
ember next, and the question is, are the people
going to allow the Scrubs, Mules and Donkeys
to make the Home Stake, or will they put spurs
to their steeds and make a winning race?
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For weak lungs and cebleDess, Chase's Bar
ley Malt Whiskcvis AN excellent Tonic. 1t is alb
solutely pure, ull of nutriment, and builds up the
system. VIM p. Slusser & Co., sole agents for
Tallahassee.
Walking down Monroe street this morning
We saw Mr.. E. d. Andrews with a wagon load
ofsweet potatoes. Stepping up to the wagon
We look a tuber into Slusser & Co.'S where it
tipped the beam at st pounds.
If Leon county hopes to receive her
quota of new settlers and tourists she
must continue her present good and
honest government of affairs. We can
not afford to let a mob composed of
"every shade of political opinion, color
and social condition." rule our finances
for such ticket must of necessity con-
tain some chad" Rally to the front, ye
Democrats, good and true, and down
them with a perfect deluge of straight
Democratic ballots on November 9th.
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Commissioners Sale.

IN PURSU ANCE OF DECREE OF THE HON
l. ID. ) WALkER Judge of the Circuit Court for
the county OF Leon, State OF Florida: ted July 27
1883, the undersigned Commissioners WILL on the
irst Monday In November next, at the courthouse
In Tallahassee, sell to the highest bidder, at public
SAFE lor partition among the heirs of the estate OF
Mary \. Decorcc, deceased, late of Leon county
the following described lands, situated iyinr and
being IN the State and county Aforesaid TO wit
Lots Nos. 81, 30 and So in the Northeast quarter of
Section one Township l, Range |, 5. IL w. begin.
nlng at APPOINT six chains east ofthe northwest cor.
ner OF SAID quarter section, running Al chains
and 40 links to the southeast corner thence north
|oOl00 chains west, Al 4O-100 chains to Copeland
street; thence south TO the place of beginning
also acres in the southeast quarter of said
section one, beginning at Il point on the
dividing line OF the north half and south half of
said section where it crosses the public road dine
south OF the west side of Adams street in Tallabas
see, and running with said road, south. I chains
and ~ links, thence east II chains and 80 links
thence north chains and 30 links, and thence west
to the place of beginning. Nv
Terms cash JOHN +. DEMIIIY
j. b. WHITFIELD
Is. a. MEGINNIss
Oe'ooci =" 1000 +" commissioners
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Notice of Election
ISSUE OF new BIO NDl

WHEREAS, The county of Leon, has m
an outstanding Indebtedness of sl0,SaA d
judgments bearing interest at s per al
per annum, and floating debt of SEs|
county warrants, also bearing per cnl
interest and balance of debt contracted for baR
ing the new County Jail and improvement Of II
lot of about IS, 500, which will, aggregating p<
pal and interest on the lst February 1885, be id
$24, 900 and whereas the County Comnisas
deem it both wise and expedient to fund thft
debtedness in 8 per cent. Bonds and to submit s.
the voters of Leon county the question ofsl4
Bonds under the Act of the Legislature qpra
March I'd, A. D. 1877, for funding said ouShsdg
Indebtedness at rate OF interest not excestng 81
per cent per annum Therefore be it |
Resolved by the County Commissioners Of Lon Os4.
That there shall be issued by the county oil -
bonds to an amount not TO exceed tWenEf
thousand dollars 1925 0OO) for the purpose Of N
ing the outstanding Indebtedness of the COUNT
Reso'ged, titrther, That said new bonds shall d
interest at the rate of per cent per annun
able annually on the first day of February,
office of the Treasurer of Leon county in the
of Tallahassee, and that the principal Of said m
shall be due and payable on the first day Oh
ruary, A. ID. 1909, at the office OF the Treasure
Leon county. in the city of Tallahassee.
ResOlped, further, That an election be held
sixth day of November, A. ID. ISIS, at The
time and place of the general election to Be
for the election of State officers, at which the
voters of Leon county shall determine if SAD y
shall be issued or not and the forms Of balOs
such election shall be " For Bonds and AH'
Bonds"
ReSolred, further, That these resolutions be
lShed in the WEEKLY FLORIDIAN and Tatdasas
for four weeks next preceding said 9th day
vember, 4. D. 1SSS.
P. HoUsroUS, Chdn3
W. K. BLAKE,
j A. ANDERs,
j. A EDMoNDsoS,
HUGH BLACK.
Attest: C.. A. BRYAN, Clerk.
Tallahassee, Oct J, 1888 4w.
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Appointment
INSPECTORS AND CLERK
Attest: C.. A. BRYAN, Clerk
Tallahassee, Oct ,, 1888 4w.

A T A MEETING OF TIE BOARD OF 49,
IN Commissioners for Leon County, heia ~
Clerks office, in Tallahassee, on Monday, w
l, 1883, the following electors were appolsN,
inspectors and Clerks OF the election 10
on Tuesday, November t. lSeS, in and Tor W.
eral election districts of said county VIZ;
District No Nv I Bannerman. "e''''
Kit Ferrel Clerk, " c Cromarlie
District No &c 2 Davis, Z Vi Manning
Mccoy Clerk, A K Combs. "a,
District No 3-W ID Sills, james FerrelL -
Governor; Clerk, John Bradley. ri
District No Nv s Slls, Eli Futch' 10"
Clerk, | a Smith. 81
District No 81 Billingsley, q Jones
johnson; CLERK, Geo y Footman.
District No 6-W o Head. |. V Denmark
Richards; Clerk, b B Doss. p;.sl
District Nos VI Pepper, Nm Roberts, D"
Robinson; Clerk. j A Craig. NO
District No S-B F Isler, l. w Boes, u Wv
Clerk, Mac Whitehead q
District No Of 8 Henry, Will PraIne'
Whitaker Clerk, w Schrader ,,hnsl
District No. l0-V II james, Elijah Jus
Phil Henderson; Clerk, w johnson. ,,.v,p
District No. Ill Roberts, Ollie Aea~
Henry Thornton Clerk, K l. Demily: u,x
District No. l2-H r Shine. W DENNY
ben Hendon; Clerk, t III Randolph. AZ
District No. ia Hopkins, W W Goa
Henry; Clerk, j Collins o.aI
District No. 14-J l. Agnew, MeU-
Gross; Clerk, Doc Wooten. -s,sf
District No. l5-W Landrum, Hs''
Solomon Grant; Clerk, 2 Chaires. :. n
District No. l6-R B Maxwell, 2 d Lewis
Reese; Clerk, b + Page. ~.
District No. l7-JaInes Holland, W A''
Price; Clerk. Jos Bryan. "a
District No. lS-H G Allen, II Black
Sadberry; Clerk, Bryan Allen.
j A EDMONpSoN, ,s1
Chairmsnf
w K BLAKE,
j A ANDERS,
HUGH BLACK, -
County Comnn'
Attest: c A BRYAN, Clerk.
TALLAHASSEE, Oct. 2, 1SSS-3w
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Mrs. GrlIndy Says

That the lively competition now going on
among the Tallahassee merchants has given her
two winter dresses where she didn't think that
she would be able to buy but one
That Tallahassee needs frst-class 200 room
hotel and that she must have it,
That every boarding house keeper in ITALIA
hassee should add few more rooms, SO as to be
able to accommodate the immense tide of Northern
travel which will be turned in this direction this
year.
That the Leon Cornet Band are quite proficient
in their rehearsas and have been furnishing
some elegant serenades lately.
That Wakulla county has an untold wealth
in her fisheries and phosphate beds.
That the Republican party is dead in Leon
county, and the corpse is being toted around by
a few wishy washy men who don't know their
own politics. in the hope of decevng Democrats
into believing that it is still alive, but any Dem
ocrat with nose can detect the cffluvia without
post-mortem examination.
That the straight, solid honest Democratic
ticket is gaining new friends every day,
and the Mongrel Monstrosity, which passes
for a Republican ticket is looked upon
out by few disgruntled, money loving, office
loving individuals for their own personal ends
That the Tallahassee water works should be
put in operation as soon as possible and that the
city fathers ought to begin to get move on
them.
That the Tallahassee Young Folks Social
Club have the most fun and the pleasantest gath
ings every week of all other social sets in the
city.
That lots of Leon county farmers are going
to eat sweet Eaters and corn bread until the
Trust price on -four is broken.
That if the high price continues on -four the
Tallahassee bakers will soon be selling bread
twelve ounces to the pound
That the new front and increased size to KEN
per's livery stable is going to make it daisy
That Keifer pairs make the incest pies that
ever tickled Tallahasseean palates.
That the opening of the schools largely in
crease the sales Of the fruiterers and confecton-
ers.
That Tallahassee ought to have street oars.
That Colonel w. D. Chpley, Chairman of the
Democratic State Executive Committed is hust-
Ter from away back.
That the citizens of Leon county are already
smacking their lips in anticipation of the big
Democratic barbecues.
That good farmers and professional men
shouldn't spoil their reputation as such by at
tempting to be politicians
That the Fleming Rifles will be in trim to win
in the competitive drill at the next State Fair.
That everybody, rich or poor, can afford to
read the FLORIDIAN at only one dollar a wear.
That the Leon County Building and Loan AS.
ISOLATION has proved to be one of the best boom
ers that the citizens of the Tallahassee Country
ever invested in.
That the IMMIGRATION FLoRID1AN ia the best
Florida literature 10 send 10 your friend in the
cold, bleak, ice clad North, if you want him TO
know, in truthful unvarnished language. lust
what there is in Florida to attract, please and
profit the settler or tourist
That it will pay to plant small patch of Irish
potatoes now, as to be able to supply the no.
tells with new potatoes this winter
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What is the News"
w. Il. Wilson's New Stock is open.
"A terrible explosion occurred in the store of

"A terrible explosion occurred in the store of
George Dexter, at Live Oak, on last Friday.
Mr.. Dexter laid lighted cigarette on an open
keg OF power and the explosion instantly fol-
lowed. The stock in the store is damaged about
$4,000 and Mr.. Dexter is severely burned. All
of his clothing burned off before help reached
him. Luckily no one else was in the store at
the time
1t has at last been announced as a settled
fact that the Florida Southern Railway has been
purchased by the Jacksonville, Tampa and Key
West Railway Company.
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The Steamers bring goods fast enough for us
We don't buy in ) cent lots, but in several gross
lots OF each AMI every article, and we give the
consumer the benefit ofan extra 10 percent which
we gain by large quantity purchases and while
we are not rich 1--WE wouldn't be in business if we
werc) we get there Ely on prices.
SHAY & GAEGER
Headquarters for Tinware and House Fur
nishing Goods
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-10-09

The " Life OF tie flesh is The blood thereof; !"
pure blood means healthy functional activity
and this bears with it HE certainty Of quick
restoration from sickness or accident Dr. !
H. McLean's Strengthening Cordial and Blood
Purter gives pure rich blood, and vitazes and
strengthens the whole body $100 per bottle
July 26.3m
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-10-09
TALLAHASSEE NURSERY
STATEMENT.

I PETER MILLER, DO HEREBY CERTIFY
IL that am the Treasurer of the Florida To-
bacco Producing and Trading Co; that the amount
of the capital stock of said company is one hun
drcd thousand dollars, (Sl0O. OO0. O0) the entire
amount OF which has been subscribed for and has
been actually paid in, and that the company has no
indebtedness except for current expenses, such us
salaries, labor and supplies, viii IA are paid regu-
larry at stated periods, and indeb edness of the
sum OF five thousand dollars, mortgage on real es-
tate purchased by the company
PETER MILLER, Treasurer.
New YORK, Oct. l. lSoS-lt
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NAMES

Erased from Registration list of Leon county
October 9th, 1898:
Kendrick Reed, George Brown. Sam Ress,
William Lester, Frank Hays, Allen Hays, Luther
Williams, Robert Praylor
By order ofthe Board.
HUGH BLACK,
J. ~ EDMoNDsON,
w. Il. BLAKE,
J. A. ANDERs,
Commissioners.
Attest: &C A. BRYAN, Clerk
October 9th, 1SSS-2t
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HE Admirers

OF the product Of lW. Harper, Distiller, Nielsen
County, Kentucky, are hereby informed that his
Whiskey is not sold promiscuously over the
country but is placed only into The hands of one
respectable dealer in each place, whose name is
guarantee that the Whiskey is sold pure as it
comes from the Disllcry. Messrs Julius Ball
q Bro, are the only authorized Agents for Tai
lahasSep Fla
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Give il TO Your NeishbOr.

When you have have read the FLORIDIAN
hand 1t 10 your neghbor, tell him to read it and
become subscriber, at least for the campaign
In this way you can assist in the good work of
circulating sound Democratic journal and
thereby cnghtcn the pcope upon The issues of
the great campaign OF 1888. If
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THAI are fretful, pcevish, CT
HNN\es

N0\,>oe Thai are fretful, pcevish, cross
or troubled with Windy Collie,
Teethng Pains, or Stomach Disorders, can be re-
lieved at once by using Ackers Baby Soother.
1t contains no Opium or Morphine, hence is safe
Price % cents. Sold by NJ Lively druggist.
Feb 16-44-eOW
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The quality of the blood depends much
upon good or bad digestion and assimilation; to
make the blood rich in lite aud strength giving
constituents, use DR.. j. H. McLeans Strength.
ching Cordial and Blood Purtier; it will nourish
the properties Of the blood from which The
elements of vitality are drawn. 81 90 per bot
lie. july 26 3m
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| When four weeks more have come ana gone,
The people will have voted,
And the Mongrcl ticket of Old Leon
| Will find itself steamboated-
For Salt River
White Linen Table Damask, % cents a
yard, at ". X. WILSON'S
Japan Persimmons are selling in New York
for s. a crate.
Two gold medals have been awarded Flor
ida tobacco for best filters and best wrappers, at
Cincinnati Exposition.
-25 yards of Prints for 81, at
w. r. WILSON'S.
We speak of the opposition ticket in Leon
county as Republican from the force of habit.
But is it Republican? No, il is Il What-is-t."
Mrs j. T. Spear and baby returned home last
Saturday from Tallahassee, where they have
been on a visit of scveral weeks.-N0nticelb Con-
stitutt0n.
The best Corset in America, at the price, so
cents at w. X. WILSON'S.
What has become of Shpman the Republic
can nominee for Governor? We don't hear
anything from him these days.
For low prices and good goods, 90 to w.
r. Wilson'S
Bob Smith says thar if he is elected to de
Legislator he is gwineer have watermilllons put
on de free list" He heard Shipman's watermel-
on tariff speech, but as he is million buyer, he
don't want them protected.
Turkey Red Table Cover, 81! cents yard,
at w. H. Wilson's.
Leon county has added another Cream
man to the Strawberry and Cream Republican
Ticket He wants to gather the blackberry
crop too, but the briars will prick his fingers so
badly tina. he will wish he had never entered
the patch
The dank and dccaying vegetation of re-
gions newly cleared OF timber, exposed TO the
rays 0! the sun, IS sure to breed malaria. DR..
J. Ii. McLcan's Chills and Fever Cure bv mild
and gentle action will radically cure 30 cents
bottle July 363m
AT One Dollar a Year, Every Floridian can
afford to read the EIGHT PAGE FLoRIDIAN.
We want all of our Old Subscribers TO Renew,
and we desire Thousands Of New Subscribers
Send in your subscriptions now, and your time
will include the session of the Legislature in
1899
New York World :-Rcpublicans say that
the fact that the apple crop this year is the lar
gest on record IS prophetic OF the success of the
hard cider campaign. Does the large yield Of
cereals predict the triumph OF the tree-whskey
party, too? What ails the "moral side" OF
nature?
Colonel Junius L. Taylor, of Cenreville,
one of the solid men of Old Leon, and staunch
Democrat, was welcome visitor at the FLoRID.
IAN sanctum yesterday. The Colonel came in to
wish US continued success IN our work for De
mocracy and for Florida and to renew his sub
scription. He has been subscriber for Al years
and hopes to read it 40 years yet SO mote it
be-"
Children's and Misses Jackets and
ClOaks.
can fit a child from four years old up TO
. Sz.cct 81 VI y ,:itL l.at Cloal.
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The unique thing this fall in a wrap for
Southern trade particularly, is the English
Walking Jacket have a splendid line of them
Come and STE for yourself. w. r. WILSON.
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var. James Munro

Has consented Tin my absencc) to attend to the
sale and measurement OF Lumber from my yard
No one else is authorized to act for me-
At G.. E. WHITE
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| have Magnificent line of Black and White
Bright aud Subdurd Shades, in all wool, plaids
Wide plaids and Small Check for Ladies and
Children suits and for trimming
W. Il. WILSON
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-Referring to the campaign in Indiana, the
Kansas City Times says = Ifever there was a
time on this earth when General Benjamin Har-
rison should cry aloud TO his followers, To
your tents, o Isarel p that time is now United
labor is moving down upon him in body.