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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-05-30
LEGAL NOTICES.
TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
l. COUNTY OF HEINRICH, THE srn DAT
OF NAY lbB8
4. ADRLAIDE FRENCH. :

1t appearing that report of ths accounts OF
J. ". SOuthward, aherin Of the county Of
Henrico, and as such, administrator with the
Will annexed OF said Charles Stewart French,
deceased. aad Of the debts and dcmands against
the estate OF the said deccdent. has been filsd
Ia the clerks Office of this court under the
provisions Of the act approved November 4ith,
1884, chapter ll9 Of the Extra Sesston Aotas
1884,, and OF the Code OF Virginia Of 1857, and
that more than one year has elapsed since the
qualification OF said administrator, on tho mo-
ton Of n. Adelaide French. sole legntee and
devisee OF the said Charles Stewart French,
deceased. tits ordered that tho creditors OF toe
said Charles Stewart French do show cause. u
An, they can. on the 18th day Of June. lSoA 10
this court, 10 DO held ny the judge thereof.
agains, the payment and delivery OF he estats
OF the said deoedent TO hia aid ieyatee and
TINES new spaper, published IN the city Of
"ichmond, once wees for four success I've
weeks. and he posted at the door OF the court
house Of this county on the first day Of the
next May and June terms Of the County Court
Of Henrlco. A Copy-Teste
W. S. LEAKE, Clerk.
JOHN DUNLOP. Attorney. 3mysweOsw-t
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-05-30

foI spring cleaning, nothing ecu as
koaus Household Ammonia sod al
~ PEI half gallon bottle.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-05-30

One gallon Battery Fluid can be made
for 50c by using the {. & c. Motor Co.'S
compound. l.. +. RouTT, Druggist.
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He moved the bill be recommitted TO the
Public Buildings and Grounds Commit
tee, which was ordered after Mr.. Call had
made few remarks opposing the VETO.
AN OPEN EXECUTIVE SESSION.
Shortly sitter O'Clock the Senate pro.
ceeded to the consideration of the execu.
tive business (the fisheries treaty. with
open doors. The novelty OF open execn.
tive sessions attracted quite large nuu.
Der Of spectators, and the press gallery
was also we'll flled.
At go the Senate took . recess of half
On hour, - the heat was "a intsn6e thai
Mr. Frye could not procssd until W
chamber had been ventilated. tr
On motion Of Mr.. Forney the moruiae
hour for the call Of committees was do.
pensed with to-day. aud ct lilo the
House went into Committee Of the wh0ls.
Mr.. Blount In the chair, on the lsgis)a-
tiss appropriation bill.
An amendment was adopted increasle6
from 5000 to $500 the appropristion
for the contingent expenses Of branch
photographic of1ces.
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Fine gold and nickel manicure scissors,
also nice line Of ladies' cutting scissors.
l. T. ROUTT, Druggist,
Second and Main streets
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THOSE TWO E.STORY
BRICK STORES.
SITUATED AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER
OF EIGHTEENTH AND FRANKLIN
STREETS, Nos. Il AND %, FOR SALE AT
PUBLIC AuCTf0N.-By request OF the
owner, will offer for sale, upon the prsmi-
ses, on
THURSDAY. MAY 81, 1883.
at O'Clock the TWO BRICK STORES above
desc ibed. The stores have modern fronts,
have been thoroughly repaired, aud are now
In good order. Each store has good dry
cellar and dwellings over stores Gas. water
and culyert connections. The property being
on the line or the Electric road and within
one square OF the First Market, and 10 the
centre Of large retail trade, will 1T all times
command tenants and yield good reuts. The
sale will be made ~ whole or divided 70 suit
purchasers.
The LOT has front on Eighteenth street Of
IS feet and runs back to the line OF the Ma
sonic Hall property.
TeRAs: Libera, and announced at sale.
The owner Is determined TO sell.
Is. NJ. QUARLES,
my25-td Auctionsers.
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COM MON COUNCIL.
SPECIAL MEETING HELD ~ THE
CHAMBER LAST MONT.

a Number of Important Matters Consid-
cred d-Vhcsncies In the Board of Police
Commi Oners-Petitions for the Erten-
sion Of Street Hallway Lines.
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AUCTION Future Days,

BY b. NJ. Quarles.
Real Estate Agent, Auctioneer and Broker.
No. 1919 Main street.
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The ;Ic,speake Ohio franchise Case
Memorial Dav Programme -- >"bs'Iip-
lions to the Pickett Monument - CITY
Central Democratic Committee,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-08
The Wages of Sin.

The Grsmer-Davies company left on During their brief engagement in Pres cott they made $ decided hit, and should they decide to visit this town again would toe assured of good houses The attendance at The Wages of Sin matinee. yesterday, was large, and the audience WAS more than pleased Many oi those who attended the entire three performances pronounced 1t the best one uf ;he series Miss Davies pa thetlc rendering of the worse than in- }urod wife was exceptionally fine. and brought tears to the entire audience MT Grl>mer. as the curate, was also perfect, while the support nj the com- pany was good MT. and Mrs. Grismer Miss Dayie,) are not only great favor ties on the stage, wherever they play. hut combined with the genius and ability of good players, they are pos sessed of the polished manners and re- fined culture of q perfect lady and gen. ,leman, which win for them, not only the respect, bat the love. of those with whom they become acquainted. and they form happy illustration Q: the fact, that their chosen profession is not incompatible with leading life of purity, sObriety and refinement to those who desire to do so.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-08
SUMM0.S.

To District Court of the Tn rd Jt;..!cis
 rriot. Co uniy of T@yapti, Territory
 of trllpna.
 James II. Hoskins, Jr E, njanlln \. Free man, rrederi x L. k,pDaii, q. partners .-t. f. 7 busiD-~s under tu firm and :, ., l9 Cf {, C AT ZJDa Central .i0uk, Plaintiffs, Vs J. W. E.idy. doiug business ndsr the i.a'"e snu style If the .hriEona ,i iuerai Relt Con . strrct on Company. Defendant.
 Summons Nc. 1885.
 Action hrnug Int in the Disjric, tour D; d.. Third Judiciai District, iD and for the Ouuty Of Iavapai, Territory Of Arizona. Tn Territory of trZOua sends greeting to J. W. Eddy, uo;pg husiEesr under .he name slrnctiOn Company.
 You are hereby s,:fr;nOned anj Qr irst; to appear in sn action brought a4a:hst you i,y the abOv5 nalnSd plaintiffs n ina D!strir, Court nfthe Taird Jude at District. in ani Tor the County O Itvapai. m he T rrit1r ci Arizona, and ans sgertt. comp amt nled wi h the clerk of this Court al Prescott, III sad county, ia copy of which comp sint accom- panies this summons, w',iiin len days. trS- upOn you of th's summons..f f served in toiS ecu lty; but if served out Of the couuty. and with n tGis dlStr rlCf. LGe Situin tive .itS day in all O her cases ini ty days.
 And you are hereby notified that if you fail 10 appear and answer he com al in! Ns a above r..au!r 'd, juds " defau,! V! D.. Lakep xainsr you and c,-t. and di- bur rmen.s in this behalf ~ pen'ief.
 Given unu-r my h,l.I and the Fl If sald lSE,L.l Court ihis l2;h day of January,
 F. 3. DODGE, Clerk. E. M. Sanford, ttt.n-y f r PlaIut.ns. First pG bi cation ..dnrary ,3, lc>o
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-08

vegetables, and grain, are features for the issue for 1888. Its lavender tinted cover, with original designs of most pleasing effects, will ensure prominent place in the household and library. It Is in itself treaties on horticulture, and is adapted to the wants of all who are interested in the garden or house plants It describes the rarest flowers and the choicest vegetables. If you want to know anything about the gar den, see Vicks Floral Guide, price only 10 cents, including Certificate good for ID cents worth of seeds. Published by James Wick, Seedsman, Rochester
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-08
No 'Ce of Forfeiture.

To Jons ,'n i7-s Nour heirs. assigns aud
 lesalr .esp tAtiYes
 You si' bera l.'.' n"d ths' ihe under signed. f -'Fner With yJu in tiie White SD mluing ca Ill has exp p-n,:ed the sam five hunsrsH a"ti;trs in labor md In . prOyemHntS ap,u -.l m!nirg cis;m, 'he said exps ntitnr2s q improve n being made b. mr m thv --H 1883, lcs. iS>5 lSS6 and 1887. o;.e turdrrd Gol +ts ip I:b>r ana i' prov bl-.n- "een ma ;e dur Ig es"h o' the above years, iu cumplisnrs w!tn the United -tstea nininL laws, requiring annual eX psndi pre. te he DIaje o1 DiininS ! Inns.
 The sa.id Whit. Spor .niHip claIoi cons = 6 ot l,o01 in lens h D 50 V -, situate Has SaS 8mpt nii"IGg d'strl- Tn tac cfuntN of | .Vap .i iE :.te terr!trr ' arlZUn.t. \ record of tfe lo.'aii n Oi the saiG WhitcSpar mimi z rlsim is n. .d" In the Re. or uf Nm :. iu ihe ffce of ihs County Re rder sE.d Iaya- pa co9Ety. in SoON P gtS so ;cll
 ! n, ye.i r. Grf.i,t turner o' il d th ! [. at the expiration uf met, days att-C tas pub ica iru co: . . po' t. sou H,i pT s- !u S- cnntriti i- or ptt Ia :,4c -our srepD. lon of .!.' sa!I -Sp" -...fu ts. ''-s . e.'s ie coat .! ihs. iu'c tlrh Hf i.ti '...ft"e. lle inferT< O. sru q sHit Whi!e -ptr Hi nins claim will be forfeii ,i ali. becr n" tt' pT .per'y o' ne In erStgf f.i- b J N I''k E';.
 Presca'., 4. T, lauusrs a, l.'. %"i
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-08
Vick'S Floral Cuic:e.

A silver lining to every cloud, With the short, dull days of early winter come the cheery holidays and Vick's beautiful annual, and To, spring already appears greening grass and the blooming flow
 CTS. in the way oi Catalogue, Wick. Floral Guide is unequaled in artistic ap- pearance, and the addition of each year that appears simply perfect. is surpas G. ed the next. New and beautiful engray
 ings, and three colored plates of flowers,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-08
Js0rrCe tl Creditors.

Esq of William C. Oliver, ''t ceased.
 NOtic- is hereby gwen by th und ' ,ign T, i'm In istrStriy of the e.tat- ut Villa .i G oliver, deceased. the ere iiiors of and sl. persons having ctai l.s agaiust the said de ceased. to sxhibit them, win the nesesssry vouchers. within ten modths after the first publ, catioG O. this notice to \ c. Oliver K the stor- uf the post trader al Wh!ppie Bar. racks. the same 0eiu the plsce Tor tue 'ran-- acti' the bus ness of sid estate in said County of Yay. pal.
 MARY JANE OLIVER, Admi n tstfatriX of he .stare Of Wiii am c. Oliver. dc ceased.
 Dated at Prescott. Arizon |, ;h's 18th day of January, lSSs. 30
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-08
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 H. t' ...w- si-',.-.., rr {, u!- s"-'tin .JU- "-iu-sT upon, Il, !. S+'- 'ICn "f :aid sh |. \ :: ':enj n-i II ct- N:' h-I D. K V O. r ris I. sLi .s,C " W -tii- lf Ire rDf | .
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-08


 When those dark spots accompanied by blurring ani indistinct vision come before tine eyes, do not strain and neg lect the best o! all gifts, but immediately go and have the proper spectacles ad- ]usted to your eyes. This has been my speciality for ten years, and by the use oi my Optometer, purchased at large expense for this trade, all possibility of giving you glass not adapted for your eyes, Is prevented. The use of the Optmeter is free to all customers. Price of spectacles range from $l to $5 per pair. GEO. H. CURRY.
 ] have been d sufferer from catarrh for the pas, eight years. Having tried q number of remedies advertised as 'sure cures" without obtaining any re- lief, had resolved never to take any other patent medicines, when friend advised me to try Ely's Cream Balm. ] did so with great reluctance, but can now testify with pleasure that after using 1t for six weeks believe myself cured. It is q most agreeable remedy au invaluable Balm Joseph Stewart. 624 Grand Ave, Brooklyn.
 My Sporting department, consisting of Shot-Guns, Rifles, Pistols, all kinds ot Cartridges, Belts, Ammunition. etc, is complete, and goods are down at bed rock prices. Winchester Rifles are now down to SIS If you want shotgun cartridges, try my "Blackhird" brand loaded, with the bes; powder, by a pa tent process. They are superior to all others, and cost you but $4 per I0O. Don't forget our Royal St. John Sew ing Machine is now reduced to $35 cash.
 GEO. H. CURRY.
 The largest line of Gold and Silver American and Swiss watches; .beauti- ful novelties Tn fine Gold Jewelry, Clocks, Silvcrwale, etc, and the hand soonest line of presents, to be found iu Arizona. GEO H. CURRY, Prescott.
 On and after January lst, meal hours at the Bellevue hotel will be changed and will be as follows: breakfast, 6 30 to II q. m ; lunch, l2 m. to , p. m. : dinner. to p. m. If
 Three meals for Yl at the Sherman House, formerly Dan Hatz's hotel.
 A5-tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-08
Notice to Creditors.
Estate Of John B. Akers. heceasad

Estate of John B. Akers. deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the undcrsigned administrator of the estate of John E. Akers, decease To tts crenitor- of and all persons having clains against the said deceased. 10 exhibit fhem, with the necessary vouchers, within l. (l0i months after the first pu bli- cation Of his notice to the said Ch ,rles H Akers, a' Presc' Ia vapai county. Arizona territory, the sane being the place for the transaction Of the business of said estate, in sail county of favapai.
 C, HI. AYERS, Administrator of the Estate O! Joh B. Akers. deceased.
 Dated Prescott. A T. this Sd day Of January, INN
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-08

IL appearing to this court, by the records thereof, that the ptr>ous appointed ;o admin ister upon the aboye-n D amed estates did, in confurmi'y wi h the orders appointing then, duly qualify aud eLter on the admiui .tration of said estates ny takiug the osth It Quirt q by law anj by fling urop.r bonds in accordance with the orders maei ing such appoin' 'ments and It further appearing 10 this court from the records th~re |, that such estates are still pSnCirg and unsettled ard that the time wherein the per-ons appointed tO admiriste on said eststes, were by law required to file reports and accounts of heir scs in such ad- ministrstor, has long since passed: and 1t further srrearlng to this court that there is nothing in ts records showing what fusl dis position has been made of the real and per- sonal property belonging 10 said estates. Now, therefore. il IS hereby order. q il at each and every adminis rator or administrsjrix, execu- tor or exccutriy, or the oondsmeu and sure. ties of such administrators or administre- trixes, executors or ex Acutrixes, having in hand the adminisirstio of any of the above named estates, file on or before the
 TwENTY-THIRD DAY OF FEBRUARY,
 A. D. lSsS
 The same being day of the regular January term of said court, full, rue and correct re- port of the pre> ent condition of said estates and of all facts thereto pertaiuiug with the Clerk of said Court, in The city of Prescott. County of Yavspsi. Territory ot Arizona.
 Witness, William O Neill J udge of
 said Probate Court. with he seal SEAL. of said tonrt affixed, this twenty '~- sixth day of January, A. D. lSSS
 js2sid WI. O. DWELL. Clerk.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-08
India n Oapyedarions.

All persons who have claims against the Government for losses sustained through Indian depredAtions in Arizona and New Mexico will find 1t to their in- terest to communicate immediately with the undersigned III regard to the same, if they desire to take advantage of the laws recently passed by Congress to reimburse all parties who have suffered such losses WM 0. DWELL,
 A,torney-at-Law, Prescott, Ariz.
 J1Otf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-08
Russian Proverbs.

Russian Proverbs.
 Pray 10 God, but row to shore. Modesty Is a maiden's necklace. A maiden's heart Is d dark forest, By wedge may wedge be driven. To marry in May Is to suffer always. A bad peace Is better than a good quarrel
 It's bore to go alone, even to get drowned.
 To stir the fire with another's hands is no hardship.
 Calumnyis is like a coal, if it does not burn it will soil.
 A mothers prayer has power to save from the bottom of the sea- It is not so much the dew of heaven ss the sweat of a mans brow which rem ders soil fruitful
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-08
Notice to Settle.

cry oe sol tn 's bted to tna nrm of V. Wi:son CO. are re~pectfuiiy r.Quest-d 10 call a oar o-lce an settle their sc cunts af once OSing to the death nf ". z. Wi. sO", Sil matters must bs closed up, and all escoonts re naintng unoaii on ar after Fso. ruS-y lss, l-SS Ttil oa sudel to OCT su 1Y- neys or colitc ion. ". 2. WILSON q co.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-08
Revocation of Proclamation.

Territory 0, tTiz,n Executive Drpt.
 Ofice of tn C 'vern1r. Whereas, Th' Live Stock Sanitary ConUis- sioa of the Territory as officially reQu-siec thst the respective quaran inc pr"elsmaticns O. May 26'h anu August the 18th, isS7 issued by the Executive at .heie request, be no. vOked
 Now, therefore, 1, C MEYER ZULICK, Ivvef- nor of the Territory Of Arizona, by virtue of the autho yn ne vested, do hereby revoke said Quara in- pr, cam tons as aforesaid. Il .s iuony whereo: have here SEAL 10 >ct my hand and caased ihe t-,-' ,-'.i oj rle Eerr tory to oe a:-
 fixed.
 Done at Presco'., tho cap tal, h;s !4,h day O December, 1887. (. MEYER ZULiCk. By the G)yerror,
 JiMEs A. BAY,kD
 Secretary Of the Te ritcry
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-08

Ii vour watch Is out of order take i; to Ge.' H. Curry. Established in Pres. colt E year. Charges reasonable and consistent with sood work. Watches repair. q ty ne have Card in back cases, and none others warranted.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-08
Governors Proclamation.
TERRITORY or APIZoSA, ExECCT vE DEpARTMLNT. ' OEElCE DE III. GlYEa >NE

ExECUT vE DEpARTMbNr. !
 OFFICE OF THE COVER >Of ) To all whom h se present may come greet: ing:
 Drake. private Troop G, Four h Caya airy, was found 1uurd ed sr Su rfnr Spr; ugs. soI'h 1 WiIlc>X, Acz n q, ou i .- 29 h day of Sep1sm. Der iast. ana ee f the i.uTd rer or i.- UT derers has b. en discovered. Now. ,herSf"re, E.. Meyer Zuiick, Cover I''ir Q! the TeTl;ory Of Arizona. "s virtue Gi the aut thorityin Iii" vc-ieb. do hereby rreY and proc aim e reward If five hundred dollars fOr the q est and cOuSict!ou oi G..e Li,urd rer or nu r,iarets of Ile sSt d Willie atn C. Dr..ke. ~> Tn witne-r wh reor. rav- here SEAL unt, set ,uy hanG aDn caused the w. Great Seq n' the Territory nl 2ri-
 zODs To affi xed. Done st PTt scott. tae Caplta, thi. twenty. six:i day 0: November n. lsS-.
 |. MEYER ZULlCK. By fhe GoN ern"r.
 JAS. \. RAYAR9.
 \. tary oI .he Itry Iory. cec2s
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-08
LOCAL BUSINESS MENTION
Watch .Repaiving.

SOme Interesting Items for All i Glasses Ui Eead-rA
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1888-07-19
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

COUNCIL CHAMBER, July nth 1888.
Council met as per adjournment,
with Mayor Weaver in the chair.
Cnuncilmen present, Mccain, Clarke,
McGown, Sexton, TytherIeieb, Hoffer,
Wells and Philips. Mr.. Hofrer was
here excused.
The contract aud specifications for
lining reservoirs being made satisfac-
tory by Mr.. Gabriel, the council then
proceeded to discuss the amount of
bond to be furnished by Mr.. Gabriel
for the fulfillment of his contract. At
ter considerable argument on both sides
and no conclusion being arrived at,
MIR. Gabriel retired saying he would
have nothing more to do with the
matter. The council fixed the bond
to be given by Mr.. Gabriel at $4,000.
Mr.. Clarke moved that the mayor
and committee on water works ne au-
thOrized to sign contract with Mr..
Gabriel substantially as per draft pre-
sented on Gabriel furnishing bond in
the sum of $4,000, to be approved by
the mayor and committee on water
works. Adjourned.
IL. ). ALEXANDER.
City Clerk.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1888-07-19
CONVERTED DBMOCRArs

Many lifelong democrats are now
joining the ranks of republicanism
The reasons for these changes are
many, but the chief one is the tariff.
In its article on the meeting of Tepub-
lican clubs in New York day or two
ago. the Tribune of that city has the
following:
Senator Riddleberger of Virginia at
JTacted no little attention with his long
black beard and vigorous and denunci-
atory method of discussing the admin
Townsend of Ohio, Congressman Geo.
West of BallS6On, "ChriS'' Magee of
Pennsylvania, ex-Marshal L. F. Payn,
State Senators Fassett and Payne,
Speaker Cole, J. s. Clarkson, of Iowa,
and scores of other well-known men
were eagerly sought in the corridors
and found in conference with their
friends. The general expression of
sentiment along the whole line Of this
important gathering was favorable to
the republican party's future. Proba-
bly, 1t was nowhere better ex-
pressed than by A. r. Whitney of this
city in conversation with a group of
republicans from other states. He
said: II ha ye yet to hear of the first re-
publican who has gone over to the dem
ocratic party this year. 1 have heard
of hundreds of democrats who have
come over to us, and see scores of
them in my office every day" On an
appeal to the group in which he was
talking, to know if they had heard of a
single republican turning democrat. 1t
was found that their experience was
similar to his own.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1888-07-19

The expression "Dog-fennel Demo
Gratis has doubtless been noticed by
most of our readers, but probably few
of them know its origin Oh meaning.
The following explanation Is furnished
by the New York Press:
Every body wants to know what Col.
IngerSoil meant at Chicago by calling
Cleveland and Thurman the ''dog-fen-
nel'' candidates. 1t has been supposed
by some that he really said dog ken
nel' candidates, meaning merely an
expression of contempt; but the Press
is happy to state that Colonel IngeT-
soil did not say this nor mean this, and
that he had no intention of setting d
bad example by Singing mud. The
expression ''dog-fennel'' has a historic
meaning in this connection, and its
historic sense is the sense in which
Colonel Inger5oll used it.
During the war of the rebellion the
Knights of the Golden Circle. Il cop
perhead organization that extended
over several States IN the Mississippi
Valley. used TO drill in back lots, where
the ugly weed known as 'sdog-fenne.'
grew, because they were ashamed to
drill in the public streets or conspicu-
Gus part of town. James K. Magic,
then editor of the Canton, ILL Regis
ter. denounced local company of the
Golden Circle knights by the epithet of
Dog Fennel Rangers which some
village genius had applied to them by
a happy inspiration.
The nickname took from the start.
1t became the synonym for copper
heads in all that region. and Colonel
Ingersoll, then a resident of the neigh
boring county of Peoria, heard it and
sailed il down in his vocabulary of
gems of eloQuence. What was more
natural than that ne should apply it to
the ticket composed of Cleveland, who
stayed at home during the war. and
Thurman, whose copperhead sympa-
thies were notorious? No, the name
Dog FenneI Ticket is not mud. 1t
is wax, and it will stick.