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The Penn's Grove record., 1888-02-25
VENDUE.
EIvILL be sold at public sa e, on
MONDAY. FEBRUARY a7th 1883.

MONDAY, FEBRUARY a7th 1883.
Il the residence Of the subscriber on lsenj.
Blacks farm near Lees old mil in U. L. Neck
township, the following described stock and
SIUGk-5 mead of horses. An. good work
horses. = colts, one 2 years old, other d months
old. both FatChcn stock by Titns'S horse. 10
head OF nice shoat>. 5 head of cows. all com
Ing into profit soon. One "a HOlstein Bull, com
: t~''iiINERY AND FARMING IMPLE-
Nil, rS.-ThTee 2-hOrse farm wagons, ne iron
:r3r. ! wOpdr. ALE. a low wheel stalk va Ion,
l cant, q Wood Reaper and Wood mower both
in good order; ! wheel com p ow. Smaliey's
Patent, with strikl ny out attachment = , horse
chiil plows. a 2.hOrse coulter pillow, $ l-horSe
plUWS, ! 3-hOrSe ltlluw harrow, . | horse har-
rows, , com cultiNatOrs. 2 Planet cultiyatOrs
with horse hoe aud vine turner attachments.
, corn c%uyrrerS, striker out, lsteel tooth hay
rake, ! hog Ncaldcr, Tan anil. cannon corn sllel
Ter IN good order. a field roller. 2 set hay shelly
mus. tive sets sides and bottom, ) drag Chains.
hlOrk and fall, double harpOon hay fork with
rope and blocks, Little Giant hay cutter, No. Il ;
: potato dtGgcrS. ; Hewitt. the other Decker
patent, ! seated carriage, | buck board. wagon
] dido, ! big Giant No. ! feed q nder, | stalk
Sled win tongue, ~tlresler and %clc;'Ier, patent
htam.welgh> so MS. rakes. iorhs, %shuyels, hoes,
cgthrS. half hn>lIel and half pee, measures.
i9,,ns sI.'G 5lsEe,,. y of q PigGrain oa 1ssk i Saten TH Saris
green dnstcr, tw" pans green sprinklers, sweet
I,,Iitp riE-ln srind stone, - foot ladder, 10
ii cid irau. ! post hold digger. SwlrgletreeS.
chains, ayug drAes. O.bushel iced hin, Green
castle grain drill. ! torbin cut harrow. ! seat
carriage aud other articles not men
TONED. All articles in good order for farming
list. $tA turkey hens and one gobler.
HARNESS. i've sets half chain harness,
two sets single carriage harness, | set cart har
ness, lines, collars hridies- fy nets and halters.
s'is>--LOt of seed sweet potatoes ami
hot Of prilne white potatoes. One-hdlf of 30
durcS ul wheat.
sale vii b positive as l intend to quit the,
farming business. sale 10 begin at ] O'Clock
T. NJ Conditions, I months credit given on all
Sims "l ~ AID ovei by giving an approved
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form, printed from good readable tvps An .ooJ
" are without exception the cheapest booke sker Dub.
asses OF the people an opportunity to sscurp nm 6sst
nns II, comni.,s ~ .nese great WORKS would e<ft many
The ForcelIini RuhisaL A Novel. pyx rlc,teos
ne 1ia yaken Chest AEowsi. bysvLvAsusf oss. Jr..
yeean. 4 Novel. hyCLAnA AuarsTA.
,Mellew Ash Hall Novel. By hissAss1 6Lous1.
Cu9eH ssse. A No,d. By Era Y, p,.,.~-
under tie Lilaes- a Novel. 81 ths author d. pprss
w IL. R %:.:,: s'..s''. A Novel. =, nj s...r
sssrss Novel. ly Mts Y. Z. Hs.pess.
Sa,. gH.fenFe Case - DE- sskyu ana Mr. HYDE a
Wicked Girl. A Novel. By MA.v c.ciL H.,J
Laay Saiwsvth's Diaasnds. A Novel. Bk "Taa
Bet-ee. I've si.A- Novel. By til. .a.hor " Dor.
The Niae Of hessts- ASov.i. ByR L p..ros.
Dorfss Fortune A Novel. BY RLoaxscn wAapns,
A,LsE 4aP!iA9e. A Novsi. By hsas MuLocn. ma.
The Gyilty kiyer. Novel. By wIIsrs Courts.
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fb rai. h,s r.i:s a Novel. p, til. .u,hsr Of " Dst.
L..es.ter's c.Si.. a Novel. ~ NM. l.. v y,crsA
flsrs.se iyi.st..,s Oath. ASe..i. b, Nh. A..r
TIE Ws~a. Halter. A NOVEL. \, Or. }. II. R4.z.sE.
The California Cabin. A Novel. ~ \. +. h.Ipss.
! post paid upon receipt Of only II Csnsst any ten for
pbooksl for % Goats the entire list bound InboArds
n books ever offered. onotf all otAks ANIMATE Oft
ps taken for fractions OF . dollar. A 70 our Reliability,
Use % the commereiAl AssneisA All oedsrs allsd ~
x10Isaers Ne Murray e<rsst, New xsrk.
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The Democrats who voted for the
bill. which has become Il law, to pro-
hibit the drinking of liquor on the
premises when sold by the quart were
MesSrs Riley, Ludlam, Smalley, Gut
ter and PItney.
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Tie striking Reading coal miners
returned to work this week, having
been out since January LIST. The al
ranced price of cool should not neceS-
saIliy last very long now.
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Honor to whom it is due. Mark it
down to the credit of the Republican
party for passing the high license and
local option law.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-02-25

AS local option is an assured thing,
the temperance advocates will 500 I've
around for signatures for an election.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-02-25

DEAR SIR: Do you want to see the
latest WONDER of '87. ANSWER To-
DAY. A $35 Single Harness reduced to
$26. The finest Harness MADE for
the money. Handsome nickel or imitation
rubber gold finish mountings. HAND
made from oak stock, unsurpassed for
style and durability. If you will allow us
we will send you a sample for your inspec-
ton to show you what progress We have
made by making a SPECIALITY and get.
ting out over 500 sets each month. You
can keep the sample at only $40. IS less
than price here or return at OUR Elk
PENSE. Can we make a more liberal
offerf We shall expect to hear from you
at once saying YES send on your Harness.
Folded or single strap style.
NATIONAL HARNESS Co.,
Wholesale Manufacturers,
7AtoA Wells st. ButfaIo,N.
Collar and Hsmes. 81 Extra. No Breast Collar |
Double Style for two horses. Price, $500,
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Having . TRANSIT am now prepared
to lay ell, Measure and and run old lines
with accuracy. W. A. SUMMERlLL,
RECORD Office
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COmplt. And SFieri faciaS
James T.. Butler and tS.
Defendants.
BY virtue oil above stated writ, TO mt directed
and delivered, / will sell ut Public Vendue, in
front of the Court House ia the city of Salem. y.
j., on
SATURDAY, MARCH Sd. 1883.
Between the hours Of Il ana 5 o'clock in the AZ
ternOOn OF said day, all the following described
House AID lot vi land and Premises. situate i'll
the village OF icanSgruye. IN The County OF Sa-
lem aid state OF Jew Jersey.
Beginning at a corner Of William keenis lot OF
! nd, in the middle uf the public road leadinE
from PennS.rOye to SharptONn, and % up the
middle OF the said rHhlic road south thirty one
and three quarter degrees east fifty ink (Si
,eet) TO a stake ia thu. middle OF said road
thence t2) north tifty-seven and a half degrees
east Two Chains ten links more or less to the
line of said William kecn'S land; thence (3)
along the same llOut nprth forty-cight
and 4 half degrees 1tSt SiXty-fOur links (i2l1
fert) 10 Il corner in said W. keen's line thence
~ south fifty degrees west Dr Whereabouts one
chain seventy i've links "a the place of begin
ming containing ten lumdredIhs Of an acne of
same that Robert l.. Butler and wife conveyed
10 the sad Jane l., Butler, as by reference TO
said deed, recorded at Salem in book No. 60 If
Deeds. folio III &c. will tiilly appear.
Seized amt ;aken in execution IA the property
III Jane T. Butler and uX, Defendants. at the
SUIT Of the Franklin Loan and BUILDING Assoc
iati0T of Salem, Nj. Compartments, and tn he
sold by
JAMES BUTCHER, Sheriff.
w /. HiLLiAkD. sol
-. 4. ..
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PUBLIC SALE
PEH9ilMMHL FHuffHfT!

pE RSIIM1j DRnIIRfHF
u.nltT1L TUOFETTi
NKTILL he sold at Public ST e. III
THURSDAY, MARCH LIST isss
at the residence Ot the subscrbeI, in the town
ship Of Lower renus Neck. adjoining the Z. $
Bate, y. the fnilnW ing described personal prop.
erty consisting Of about a head vi horses and
cattle:
HORSES head rfhnrsen: ! pair OF sorrel
horses coming 3 years Old. coed Tor WORK or
driving: ] Sorrri horse coming Il years old.
Kind and gentle I surTcl mare. with teal 10y An.
dew Jackson: ! Flown. II wears Oil. q good
a COOK work al,iiHat: ! brown mare 60 hing !
years old, u GOOD driver.
COWS--S head uI rutHi milk COWS coming in
Ia profit soon.
FARMING INlrLEMENr> Is, Nc.-One riding
carriage, nearly new 3 plantation wagons; two
nearly new cart harness . Gets hay ShelNinRS
8 2-rurse pluvS. / steel Plow. , Gi'r.hOrse plOMs,
) roe harrOw>. Cox patent : ialloW hitrnMs,
= muuthiug harrow, sod cutter. gang pillow sulky
rake. corn marker. corn Cnvrftf. sweet ? tltO
digger. Hewitt patent: hoes showers. forks,
rakeS:2 mos ing machines, ON teen m use on
ly ! year: Osborn Binder. uScI2 years Buckeye
grai;i drill will fertilizer att cinnciit, been IN
use 2 years oshuih Ia mil, Ne ton corn Shell-
Ter, grindStonr, 20 foOt adder. . sets OF hall
chain HI rness, set Of single narnes, set of plnw
harness, brides. collars an lines. 1 sets of ny
nets.
HUUSEiIOl D,sOt DS--Gnp good Goth stove
and fixtures. No. s.; Bureaus. . bcdSleads-
large milk cupboard. corner cupboard. . ceilit
tables. e urn and horse, milk Stralner, a lot of
milk pans, &c, alsu ma ) articles lot herein
mentioned. sale to commence at ! O'cluck,
T.. NJ. Conditions at sale.
W. A. Casper Atct. SAMUEL. NAll.EN.
Also at the same and pla: will he sold: =
heiiers with calf; | bull coming = years old
WiLLIHM r.. WAL EN-.
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A HOUSE FULL OF FURNITURE FOR q.

One hofT1e oT TToTtt -f6Fsh and Restorer will
make u HOUSE FULL OF furniture look new
for . rtS. Get II Of GOULD a. cos Furni-
ture store. PhiIa,, or ask your dealer or drug
gist Tor II. Take no ether. 1t does the work.
Wholesale Depot aud Mandatory, ~ and 81
$. Second street. Branch Stores. 9Th and Mar
ket Streets and 81 and 80 y. second St. rhila.,
Pa. l0-l5-ly.
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DON'T SUFFER PAIN!

Put on a Deane's Rheumatic
!'!asteg--Your Druggist keeps
them-if he don't, send US IL
cents in stamps and we will
send you one sample free. Only
one sample sent to one address.
as the regular price is rs cents).
These pIasters are recon-
mended by all good physicians,
and are used in the largest
Hospitals in America.
For Rheumatism. Neuralgia,
Pieurisy, Pains in Lungs, Chest.
Back. Kidneys, Liver or Stom-
arch they take hold at once and
cure effectuaIly. Full directions
on everv Plaster. Be sure and
get
Honnc'c sebnuma4ic piSciarc
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cd tnd system of work.
ali over the country y
workers from their hop
one eau do the wurS u
no special ability rc1ufr
ed : YOU are started fr'-r
turn to us and we viii 81
If great value ard i'm pOI
start you in business "
more money right awav
tile world. Grand Outii
4 Co.. Augusta. Maiue.
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JAMES BUTCHER, Sheriff.
W I. HILLIAKp. sol
Dated Sheritf's Office, Salem, n. j., Jan. %, 1888.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-10-02
8S. OeWerals 9 esta tst>tltsn8 oeS
oeutidben Z. :. 0entraI:
0ereiN3.
l2ittwodj, ben 5. eeplemter.

Bet GrSHnuns ber Werbanblunsen Tins
biste Der Uorissr an, bab ber beuti&e
Nei&stags gsabseorbnete DR.. 2ieber bte Wers
iammlun9 NIT einem Beiu@e beebren werbe
umb es wurbe elm Gomite ernannt, um ben
sefeierteu @aii pom SoteI aur 9aue 3u
9eletten. Na@bem nod uerf&tebene gos
miteberi&te uerIeien unb ansenommen mas
rem, eri&ien DR.. Qieber In Der Neriamu,
lung. 3rdRbent Spaunborit ifeQte TN
por, worauf alIe Delesaten ft& pon ibreu
Siten erboben. Ser beuti&e @entrumss
mann belt barauf cine t,irae Gnipra@e,
worin q ieime Greube, bteier WeriammIunS
beiwobnen ju t6nnen, &usbrud perIieb un6
baAu nod beifaste:
sd babe mid bier bereitS gut umses
ieben anb sefun6en, bab cure Weretns fart
amb einis ,anb cure RaAsn gut sefalIt iinb ;
ba f6uuen wir IN europa lstmen Werslei3
nit eudb ausbaIten. Sd BIN feit hbers
3eust, 6ab i5r eu9 ben i3Snen WabI.
ipra4; sDie UrubnItets tleite amtes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-10-02

Na@ Der Wisbersr5fnuus ber Weriamm.
lung famsn sin ginlabunssi9reiben bes
bo&m'fte 8il9ofs Watterion 3ur @etbsis
Iisuns am .tatbolii@en Centennial" in
Columbus G.. Sspt unb etn @ladwuni@s
Ielesramm pom 3atbolisentase in Grei.
burg jur Verlefuns.
auf bic gmpfebIuns uon 25 Delesaten
murbe ber Bei@Iub paiftrt, bab .bie OeIes
saten Mlles aufbieten iollen, uu bic Jun.
Sen Mdnner beranju3ieben, benn vauf bie
Sussnb baue f7& bic 9usunf.A
Gie.bei nabm ber bo&w. 9err @eors
8. 6elbmann pom gbieaso @eIesenBeit,
tar Ste beuti&sameritanii&e Su9enb unb
far SunssM sMmerita TN Aqsemeinen ein
trdftises Nort ein3uIesen. Man foqe Der
Susenb NIT mebr Qiebs besesnen unb ii&
ni@t abitobenb seSen fte uerbalten. Mud
sessn bic Oeuti@tbameIet, bte Bel ueri&ie:
6enen Mnld0en 3uu, Masbru& sefommen.
protetfirte q. 81 iei beuti&em @eien mti
san3em 4er3en erseten, e iet ifoI3 aui
ieine beuti&e Gbtunft, aber q tonne nt&t
bem 0eebner beipFt3teu, ber am Mbent
uorber iaste: wir ieien erff 4atbolifen mt
bann ieten wir Deuti@. .Wir fnb ga.
tbolitsn, wir fnb Gmeyisaner unb erla banu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-10-02

Gtm Steuer3abIer bat aussere@s
net, bab bas unFnniss probibitionseies
ben Steuer3ablsrn ber Stabt gew 6amps
ton alIein bis isst $4,000 Setoifet bat,
obne bie @eri@tsfoiten bamit einSure@nen.
0enn bie Re&nuns flr's san3e County ses
ma&t wtrb, pie bod wirb fi@ ber Werluit
ber Steuer3abler pobl bann belaufen9 z
tlnb mas Fat bas prcbibitionsseies BID
iett @utes sewtrtt2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-10-02

osUusuSs W. 0~sSS W. ~S"sI9sss ~~'C~
fete mar. Bie eine Bombe, fisIeu bic
aus3ase In Der xDeati&en 0eunbi&auA uns
ter Bismart unb feline 2eute. anfanss
i9wies Bismarts Organ. bic rMorbSeuti@e
auseueine 3eituns" baraber, bann warb
bic Mi@tisteit ter Mus3ase In Sweifel ses
sosen unb iest u,ast man aud bas ni&t
mebr, man wiu bieisnisen, weI&e bic
S@riften pubIisiren, ueseu VerIesuns ber
Staatsse sebeimuifie aur 0se@eni@aft sieben.
2d9erIi9l
Sn 2uremburs fat ein Miniifers
we9isI itattsefunben. Ser Deuti&Ianb
seneistere Generals Director (Nintffer) bss
Suuern, gpi@en, If an Steue bes abses
treteuen Germ FbiIses gum prdfibent ber
Mesieruns eruanut worben, mas auf weis
tere wi@tisere werdnberuuseu binweiff.
Die boadnbii&en GeneralRaa baben
In seu,siniamer Situns beiber 8ammeru
bas @eies, betreheub bie gormunbi&aft
ber Rrouprinseifn @iIbeImtue, etnftimmis
ansenommen.
Sn Tranfrei& If ber 4. September.
Der @eburtstas ber britten @epublit, faft
unbea9tet poraber sesansem. Die 1s
Sabre republitanti&en @estments babeu
benz 9anbe uabrIi9 teinen Sesen sebra&t,
I'm @ssentbeiI, es ffebt In poIitii&n. mos
raIii9er unb ioeiaIer Heaiebuns uor BEN
Hanserotte. - Der Yrdfibe ma&t sesens
wdrtis eine Sfunbreiie. st wirb iberaa
NIT Beseiiteruns empfansen. Su Gbers
bours fanb ibm 3u gbren Elm tntre1auter
Seetampf 3wii&en ben TN 6afen Iiesenben
2riessi@iffeu unb Eorpebobooten ftatt,
abenbs ein ueaetianii@es Geff.
giue Hspei9 { aus epanien useI'
bet ben Cob bts M Marf&aII Dasaine
TN Mlter pon n Sabreu. Hosaine abers
sab am 90. Oct. 1871 NIT Ito, 900
Mann bie Tsfans Mes an ben prinsen
Jrisbri9 &arl, wurbe ipdter bur& Elm
frau3SRi9ss 2riessseri&t bes gerratbs
i@uIbis befunben. besrabirt unb sam Eobe
perurtbeiIt. YrdRbent Nac Nabou man.
bette bic Eobesifrafe In 9oidbrise @efdnss
nibbaft nm. Mh 9iIfe ieiner Satin &c.
lang q ibu. baIb mad ieiuer Snbaftirnns
mad Spauien 3u entflieben unb felt iener
3eit lebte er In Neabrib.
@an3unerwarte.t IL tier G3ar In
polen unter ben Truppen an ber saIi3is
i@en @ren3e erf@ienen. gs bat bies In
amtli9en Rreiien In Oeferret@ auf.
resuns beruorserufen. bod iinb bur& iein
aommsn teine Eruppeuueri&iebunseu pers
anIa6t worben. Die rWostauer 9ts. =
iast. bieie @eiie bes G3areu iei i&on Ianse
beabR&tist seweien, ba e.. ebe e. mad
benz 4ausaius reift, R& Idnsere 9sit an
Der weifIi&sn @reaje unter ben Gruppeu
aufbalten woute. Seine Gnweienbei1
bort erinnert baran, bab bic &riesswolts
nod ni@t ueri&wunben If. Cine anber'
grinneruns baran III Elm uou ber Staats'
bruderei in Wisn beraussesebenes beuti&'
ruiHi@es 3riessw6rterbu&, bas In be'
oiferrei@ii@en unb beuti&en Mrmee uer'
tbeiIt worben 1T. DasieIbe entbdlt &C.
iprd@e IN Ruifi& unb poInii& be.reffa
ber gum GeIbsus notbwenbisen Dinse uni
far alle 3si&en auf rui7i&eu WsiIitairsar'
ten. Das Bud bat In @abIanb srObes
Aufisben errest.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-10-02

Trotber beporifebenbem prdftbenten'
nail II q porise @o&e IN ber Holitii
aismli@ filfe ssweiea.
&u&Sames 2aasben Gsstts
vsm Msw Vsrt, ber pydabeuti &aftSsGans
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-04
Cleveland on the Irish.

1t needed not the statute, which is
now the law of the land declaring that
"all naturalized citizens while in foreign
lands are entitled to and shall receive
from this government the same protec.
ton of persons and property which is
accorded to native.born citizens" to
voice the policy OF our nation.
In all lands where the semblance of
liberty is preserved, the right of per-
son arrested to speedy accusation and
trial is, or ought to be, fundamental
law, as it is a rule of civilization.
At any rate, we hold it to be so, and
this is one of the rights which we under
take to guarantee to any nativesb born or
naturalized citizen of ours, whether he
be imprisoned by order of the Gear of
Russia or under the pretext of law al-
ministered for the benefit of the lande
aristocracy of England. = [Ftom his
speech at st. James Hall, Buffalo, April
g., 1882, demanding the liberation of
American citizens imprisoned abroad.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-04
Headquarters Republican County
Central Committee.
Los ANGELES, Cal, October 80,

Los ANGELES, Cal, OCTOBER ~, 1900
TO the Republican Voters Of Los Angeles County!
Information has come o.this Committee OF
the usual plots and counter. plots to be sprung
by the Democratic managers within the next
few days.
pect the flooding OF slanderous circulars and
the springing of the usual lies just day or SO
before election, and too late for contradiction.
In addition to this, it is part Of the new
scheme, born OF the present desperation of the
Democratic party in this county, to circulate
on election day by means of the telegraph and
telephone, to Republican workers in various
parts OF The county, reports to the effect that
certain Republican candidates are trading off
Others.
For instance, along during the middle of the
sent from Pasadena to Los Angeles and some
Of the strong Spanish precincts. to the effect
that Pasadena Republicans are trading off
ssn to w ssges tSs
Aguirres fii4nds are laughtering Colonel
Banbury.
By this means, they hope to cause Mr. Aguir-
re to believe that he is being knitted by Col
onel Banbury's friends, and thus induce Mr..
Aguirre's friends to turn against Banbury, out
OF revenge, and scratch his name off the ticket.
will be carried out all over the county between
various precincts, and affecting all the candi-
dates more Or less.
We take this means of warning the Repub-
lican vorers of the county against this Demo
cratic trick. There uiU be no truth in any such
reports. 1t is Democratic lie from beginning
to end.
Beware of all such tricksl
Republicans, be on your guard!
The Democrats are desperate, and by combin-
ing all their efforts on Hewitt and Rowan. and
by resortlng to such cheap games, they admit
their defeat.
Do not let yourselves be deceived nor tricked
into deserting any candidate by reason Of any
thing that may be published and circulated
during these last few days slandering any Re
publican candidate 1t Is an old Democratic
trick, and one of the meanest tricks that even
a Democratic politician can be guilty of. We
have no reason to expect that all of our candi-
dates will escape these vi,lai Gus attacks They
have not dared to make them heretofore. They
dare not make them now. Their only hope is
to spring something SO late in the day that
there will be no chance to make a defense.
Look out for then.i And look out for the men
who adopt such methodist
REPUBLICANS, stand by your colors! Vote the
straight Republican ticket and every Republican
candidate In Los angeles county is elected by at
least one thousand majority!
Yours truly,
W. N. MONROE, Chairman.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-04
A Return to Duty.

This is always desirable, and the speedier it
takes place the better. Doubly welcome is il
to those usually industrious little organs, the
Kidneys, which, when they go on strike-so
to speak-and drop work, seriously imperil
health in more than one way. First and fore
most, their inaction begets their disease. which
is bydra-headed, including such dangerous
maladies as Bright's disease and diabetes
Next when inactive they fail to assist in re-
moving from the blood impurities that gel
rheumatism, gout and dropsy. Third, theil
inaction weekens the bladder. All this is pre-
ventable and remediable by the pleasant pro
moter OF organic action, HostetteI's Stomach
gently but effectually impels the kidneys to re-
turn to duty, and strengthens them and the
bladder. Upon the bowels, stomach and liver
influence. and it strengthens the system, snC
averts and remedies malaria and rheumatism
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-04
Harrison ON the irish.

John A. Wilson, being first duly sworn
deposes and says that he is dealer IL
nursery stock in Bloomington, Mclean
county, Ill. that he is of Irish descent,
and also an ex-Federal soldier IN the
Mexican war; that few days before the
Presidential election in the year 1876 he
attended Republican meeting, held one
afternoon in the Durley Theatre OF
Bloomington, ILL.,, and that Ben Har-
rison, the present Republican Presiden-
tial candidate, addressed that meeting
that Ben Harrison, during the course of
his address, spoke hi .hly OF many ma
tionalities, except the Irish people; that
atthis point ,meone einterruptedHar ION
and asked about the Irish and the services
of Meagher, Sheridan, Shields, Mulligan,
and the others; that Harrison said in
answer to this question that the Irish
were only fit to shovel dirt and fill the
penitentjaries; affiant further says he
cannot now remember all the abusive
language Ben Harrison then used
about the Irish, but affiant is sure OF
what he does claim to emembsr Affiant
further says that the man who raised the
question was put out of the hall.
JOHN A. WILSON.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 10Th day OF September, 1888.
ROBERT E. WILLIAMS, JR.,
Notary Public.
Corroborated by the afidavits of
William Condor, Michael F. Purcell,
Robert Sanders and A. G. Creed, all cit
izens of Bloomington, Ill.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-04
(Seneral Markets.

NEW YORK, November 3. 3.-Hops-Quiet and
steady.
including November, $13. 7O@13.75; december,
$13.5O@l365; January. $13 .40@l3.6O; Febru'
ary, $l3 3O@13.50 March, $13.35@13.5O
Spot Rio quiet and steady; fair cargoes, 1870.
Sugar-Raw inactive; fair refining, A 15-16c
centrifugal SO test, 61sG64c; refined quiet
and steady.
Der, 1928.
Lead-Fairly steady. Domestic, SO 721a.
Tin--Dull and easier. Straits, $3.50
CHICAGO, November .-Whiskey-$1. 20.
Shoulders, So. .25; short clear, SO. 121a@s 25;
short ribs, $7.45.
Pork-Steady Cash and December, $14 55;
January, $14 80; May, $15.O2.
Lard - Steady Cash, SO. .17]a; December,
So 10; January, $1O.12]a: May, $1O.1713.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-04
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Financial.
EXCHANGE REVIEW

NEW YORK, November 3.-The stock market
was intensely dull throughout the session to-
day and the movements without significance,
being confined to the narrowest limits, except
in Missouri Pacific, which fluctuated over a
range Of per cent only.
Government bonds were dull but steady.
Petroleum opened firm at s411zc. and on strong
buying advanced to &c., but after reaction
closed steady at Soc.
MONEY QUOTATIONS.
NEW YORK, November 3.-Money on call easy.
with no loans reported closed offered at 2 per
cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 4a4@6H.
Sterling exchange dull and steady at $4.S4
for sixty day bills; $4.s7l4 for demand.
Bar silver, 93Ac.
The weekly bank statement shows the follow
ing changes: Reserve decrease, $1,96S, 600;
the banks now hold $13,56O,000 in excess OF
the 25 per cent rule.