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EOR SALE-Nlce 7-room house on East Full
ton street. only $50. ". ii. klNSkl.
EOR SALE-Sroom house on Foster street
near south Division street.
W. II. KINSEY.
EOR SiLE-66 e. lot corner James and Buck-
eve streets si.itp. W. H. klNoEG.
kUR >ALE-fine nine room, modern built
house on Paris avenue. eSWt,;i r,,.orv
E0R SALE-l2room house. hardwood finish.
hall. front and back stairs. CRATE, gas.
water. sewer bath. furnace. etc, on fine lOt on
best street IN east part oi city, - o.. ,y.,x.py
FOR SALE TWO lots on Hastings-st.. in nice
locality. 500 each. ". II. klNSEA.
EOR SALE-Go and look at those lots on
L Nagres addition on south Ionia street
''''e - - ". II. KINSEY.
EOR SALE-A nice Groom house on a nice
lot Oh south Lafayette street. : 30.
". II. klNSEY.
EUH SNLF--i0xl32 f. lot on south Lafayette
i street, only $50 ". IL. AINSEN.
t'OR SALE-Eran new aroom house. hard
wood finish. front and back stairs. gas
CRATE and maatel, sliding doors Ane architcc-
tgrr. nicely pap-red throughout on Lafayette
street only ,.,t0 " II. klNSEA.
LOR SALE-6. room house, good 20 Il. lot on
4 Clancy street. II coo. ". III. klNSLl.
IfOR SALE-10xl00 II. lot in the heart Of the
.5.oo. W. ii, kINsEY
EOR SALE-52 it, lot on Fountain street
sl.>Ji. ". ii. kINSEE.
ACRE PROPERTY,
I have - acres on Fulton street on the line
of the new street railroad which VIII plat in
line shape. / viii sell cheap.
Money to Loan.
S3000 s. 90 and 81 900 on iirst class city real
estate.
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FOR BENT ROOMS.

EOR KENT-A pleasant furnished room az
i -. Crescent-aye. Us
ltOR KENI-Niccly furnished rooms at - Lyon
81, over tue Paris restaurant. ll5
\VANTED-Two solicitors at rooms Il and 35
W Weston bullGing. IL
EOR KkNT-Newy furnished and nicely fur
nisned rooms Gentlemen preferred. Az
piy at once. l1s Sccond-aVe. ~
lVANIkD-Ta rooms ensulIei one iur
" nlShcd and one unfinished. Tor light
housekeeping; ten minutes from Morton
House. Box ., Telegram IIerald once. l,Z
no RENT-kurnished rooms. with or without
board location fine; ono block from street
car. oel south DlNislon 81. l,9
EOR RENT Furnished rooms on the nrsi
Il floor for light housekeeping; cheap rent .
IL baTtlcttst. opposite South Division -
school. I4j
EOK RENT-Rooms singly and en- suite. FUR
a nisned or uniarnished, at Park Place.
Mrs !. l.. smith.
EOR RENT Large, elegantly furnished rooms
facing Crescent ave. ana Canal ST. with
gas, newly furnished and rehtted. Everything
strictly hrSt-ciass. Entrance. Crescentayc.; /;
also, - Canal 81. Enquire AZ Room Il. s5lv
. NICELY furnished fronr room 10 rent.
= inquire az Room H. " Pearl 81 -
LoR RENT-Furnishrd rooms. steam heated /;
and furnished rooms for light housekecp-
ing. Apply at Room ifB. New Houseman block.
Elevator from IN 10 IL q IN. Dec. l5tf
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AhEW HOUSE EOR $500.

Another of those stylish and coy houses
being dnshed On a braItiiu lot in the south
part OF town Just the time 70 lay now. rs /
ctn uniSh 10 suit You. II Will have rooms. >
double doorways. large square tranSom Win
dows natural wood pilaster finish for only
$50. worth : go
have a few more Of those fine Nackinaw
resort lots for sale cheap.
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HELP WANTED PEKALg.

IEANTED-A gln for general h0usework.
w Apply IL ~ AOrIh Prospect -. Ars.
Chas. *. sigh. 10
\tAATED Competent WOMAN OF girl f0f
w genera! house aOIk. Apply MORNINGS al
s6 North Front 81 -
WANTED -CoVyists. euagraphers, clerks
w AID tsaitsladIe-. Commercial Employ
ment Association. D. MourOc-sL L5
WANIED-A good gln Tor general house
W NoIk. Mrs. v. NyAes. ~ south L@iAy
etfc-sI. ~
WANTED dining room giri ana kitche "A
w drl az the Michigan House. ~
WANTED Girl 20 cook and DO general
W h0usew0rk; also second girl. Il Jerer-
son-ayr. liz
lAANIED-A lady ia each city. town and
W township 10 procure subscribers Tor Tie
Home blasaxiae. conducted hy Nrs. John A.
loganl special Inducements offered. Refer
ences required. Address The Br0dIx Publish
lng Company ~ ashlugI0n. ID. a..
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Unifss pTs.s 1ssorts. Prompt ana EAfif
Csif.sry. At tns Lsc-l ss~s, sas the
Clzansst 4nd Aost EiaiHiy Priatsa Paper
Ftsbfisbsa ia Grand Szpias.
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WANT ADVERTISEMENTS
BEIP sAsgED KALE


ttA4 p - sslrsllzl a. ales. Ia aprrte.s ca
a tplsalefelA- lios -lel.G b-Ee-l, = = 81
TX - H.
tAAAIfD- lag F1uFasseFs 50 soea af~fr>s
nlsnl4s ao~s-. - cS-fh Lisis-sa-st ll2
AA4ELi-t4rFts. boakAeeeefS. sA4es4lleA =.
" rtc. Commercial III E.sg -sslt Assss. =
Iion q Nou4ee g. is
IL those loeklls Tor aars Noosa a. eei. 20
4 coAter sIth s4lcy lgts kHelos .nvit IA
change kssla5 u A12 =. y Sslsl D4llaA-.s-
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GRAND RAPIDS, FRIDAY. JUNE p.
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Weston * Lows Addition.

Paying big per cent Of investment on Sout
Division street Tor sale.
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statement Of the number OF Daily
s-1eiesraus- II eraid.' Frtated each day
for ONE we~k sadlnS JaHe Is, 1850.
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WANTED Max -T5 t.As ne Aseaes u on
W sales. sic "a lsAis l1CAfsi Ntsstt 80
lbs retail lric- $50 ether Size, Pea proportion
4 rsIe gh4HCr L. crr1te - permanent t4slEsss
81 helar These >sfrs u.cSt 0ViAAlQ AsA Si
before stf..l.aa as other s4te ceIafal les e
arc apt governed - Jac Sale Pool AlPllV
safe &C., iiaelAaafi %. We1-sat
~ALE-MAN- AZ active salesman. with hfsl-
- class references. Nh0 l. fis hLs thc
grocery trade. T. tsAe = lIGs " sal Ni.fcf nsh
ao samples o. carry a good hs04tlly tutninl>
si3l eau be made - the rishl m4n- Address
boa SEA Gloucester Mass. eog
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALR.


{IANTED-A ffst class cook wants position
w in hotel or restaurant. wants permanent
position with responsible party. none other
need apply; references furnished. Address
Cook. hoN !. Telegram Herald. L..
WANTED Situation by grocery clerk
w speaks Ierman, Holland and English.
Address l. :. COnk. - Ney-st.. city. E3
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ACRE PROPERTY.
Business RiOck

5000. 5000 and 81 900 on frst class city
estate.
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ksEeN he bostem - ye0r hs3rt h&d yea noi
rsllcf I've Ia = GU4Se ~ seaf eva tHaH IA
s KS1lta4 eG< ! haze t04f At&G aee eQos lor
ss.s - less tAA2 s-s<As - TsasSE-kiS ksrlAaS
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-21

x3s(t WILL bas alog 81 Long 4senus. ualil
w afsel sax :. 4aa :. iawef siaok
hH\log Luf ea Hrlds. streeg sar sts6.
otai-o esN GeNn. Aad 4 aseef els,sa.
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Religious Notices.

~WEsLEY N, II, CnURCH-ReN d. L.
~ Ash, pastor. Preaching al l0i0O a. m.
and 7,O1p m, sabbath School at . y. m. Prayer
meeting Wednesday al 1903 \. m,
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Said ono who heard It. "Mr. Clay't
voice has p~rodiglous power, compass
and richness; ali its variations are cap
tivating, but some OF It's bass notesthrill
through ones whole frame. To one
who has never heard the living melody,
no verbal description can convey an ade'
quatO idea Of tho diversified effect Of
those ~intonations which in one strain o.
sentiment fall in whispering gentlenesi
like tho first words Of love upon a maid
denis lips and anon, in It's sterner utter
hnces, ring with the maddening music
OF tho main.I" When Randolph, Clay'f
enemy, passed through Washington "a
his Philadelphia death bed, he demand
ed to DO carried TO tho Senate chamber.
"That voice, that v%oicel" he cried; u
want,to hear Clay's voice once more be-
FORE I die.
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Not Good business.

The Public Library has moved aloni
quietly from asmall beginning until nov
1t Is very useful to the people of Wheel
ing and very creditable to the city. Thu
time has come when other quarters ar,
to be sought for the Public Library.
Ithappens thatthe city owns building
which for location and adaptability t.
the purposes Of the Public Library is tn
most desirable in Wheeling. The peo
ple who compose the city OF Wheeling
arc the people who use the Public Libra
ry and support it by the forced contri'
button Of taxation.
The Public Library is under the d.
reCtion Of the Board Of Education. The
city property spoken Of, being the old
Court House, is under control OF Coun'
Gil. The building which ought to be
used for the Public Library and the Other
purposes Of tho Board of Education is
to DO held by the city until the Board o.
Education comes forward and pays q
price for it.
OF what advantage will it be to the
people Of Wheeling to hold that old
building idle when the same people have
an excellent use for III This does not
look like good business and it is not.
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Business at the opera House mex
week, when Mr.. Bakers Bennett-Moul
toh-Qpera Company will hold the boardl
the entire week, bids fair to be unusual
" good. The seats are now on sale a
Houses music store. OF the company
the W~ilkesbarre, Pa, Leader, says:
Audiences large and enthusiastic, and
conspicuous for the familiarity Of the
faces present, are the rule,not the except
ion, at Music Hall this week. This
proves two very significant facts, to wit
that comic opera rests very securely Ii
the affections OF the people hereabouts
and that Mr.. Bakers company is really
a deserving and capital one rather thar
a "Cheap" one.
The company is a meritorious one
throughout, strong and we'll balanced.
and we congratulate Mr.. Baker on the
success he has met with here and else
where, deserving the confidence Of the
public he has received in a most gener'
nua mnnnef,
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Ready, Ain,-FirS'

Some Philadelphia gentlemen got to
vcther, endorsed Indian Commissions
Oberly as n model Commissioner, ad
yertised in the newspapers their endorse
ment, and are sending the same to Tho
newspapers Of the country asking then
to put 1t at President Harrison. The
best thing about the movement is thai
the endorsement furnished the Philadel
phia newspapers With a column ad
yertisement which in some places VT
know Of would have been offered to The
home press as u special favor land nj
questions asked"
1t is probably true TINT Mr.. obcrly hal
been II Commissioner Of Indian Affairs
II no has shown in that office half thu
zeal hc displayed as a Democratic poll
SiiClan in 1llinois-N politician Of thu
most pronounced machine type-he hal
certainly filed his office well, for he Is {
Capable man.
It was a great surprise when Presi
dent Cleveland, with the dew Of reform
pledges fresh on his lips, called Mr.
1Oberly To tho Civil Service Commission
o6t all places. 1t will be a greater sur
Eptise to the Republicans II the country
%sks the President to retain Mr., 0bcrly
IN a position which thousands Of Compe.
Ctcnt Republicans would be glad to have,
. Mr.. obsrly is ashininganark, Ready
aim, fret
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The death Of Mr.. Justice Matthews Of
the Supreme Court Of the United States
would have been a much greater shock
10 the country II that distinguished
iurist had not for some time been known
10 DO In d serious and probably critical
state. Now that tho last act Of all IL
announced In his career, II will bring
sorrow to those who have ever mournod
the taking Off Of a pure and noble
character. Justice Matthews accepted
a place on tho Supreme Bench at n time
when the hot fire Of partisan criticism
was blazing full on him. lilo had been
m earnest active and aggressive Repub.
llcan. lilo was a friend Of Hayes and
Garfield. His RCpubllCanlsm was oil
tho order Of the Church militant There
were some who pretended 10 fear that
q. the Supreme Court Of the United States
was about to DO di1gmcCd by his pres.
pnro ON liz bench, In fact Mr.. Justice
Matthews brought to tho Supreme
, Bench learning far above the average OIL
ihe mon who have reached that high
stAtioni the judicial spirit rugged hon
esty, and II was since seen, that the par
tlSSn was lost In the Judge.
M, Justice Matthews never ceased 10
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New Advertisements,

dor RENT-THE DESIRABLE
~ As'idsS%RSSe No. M Main street. Apply %
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by local applications, US they cannoI
reach the diseased portion OF the ear
There Is only one way to cure Deafness
and that Is by constitutional remedies
Deafness Is caused by an inlamed condi
ton Of the mucus lining Of the Eustach.
ian Tube. When thistube gets intlamed
YOU have a rumbling sound or imperfeC!
hearing, and when Il is entirely closed
Deafness Is the result, and unless The
Inflammation can be taken out and this
tube restored to It's normal condition.
hearing will bc destroyed forever; nine
cases out OF ten are caused by catarrh,
which Is nothing hut an inlamed condi'
ton Of the4mucus surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars FOL
any case Of Deafness Caused by catarrh,
that We cannot euro by taking Halls Ca
tarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free.
f.. ]. CHENEY & co., Toledo, 0.
Sold by druggists, Toe. paw
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TocsnIcaI,tie,9-Oh. No,

When Judge Fleming served his orlgi
nal notice Of contest on General COT Il
was the boast Of the Democratic press
particularly OF the Wheeling organ, tina
the Democratic side would not rely OF
technicalltles. Now, seeing the diff o
public opinion, and realizing that hi
claims hang by q slender thread, JudE'
Fleming serves a supplemental notic'
on Governor Golf, in which desperate
technicalitles loom up ina manner thu
will cause the Democratic boosters t.
blush for shame.
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PltSbuIgh Chronicle Telegraph.
Election frauds were committed in
West Virginia last November and since,
but Mr.. Watts is not trying the crimi'
nails, He Is endeavorlngto distract pub
lie attention by crying FRAUD" where
there Is nc fraud,
As It is morally certain that he will
neither bring nor push cases against the
real delinquents, some one should beap
pointed who will, !,
II he had any self.respeCt, he would
now resign, since his coniessedly "stronl
cases." which he was so anxious to try
have failed,
As It is doubtful whether he possesses
this desirable quality, his successor
should be appointed, and Watts relieved
from duty.
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W"TANTED-SALESMEN FOR THE
w States Of Virginia, Ohio aud Pcnnsyl.
yaniR. GIYO references, W, II, KELLER,
Buffalo, N, Y, mFlg
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DID IT ELICIT HARRIsOS2


Tho following Rppearedi in q Minnesota
paper; Members Of the Democratic
party have been using all subteriuges to
account for their overwhelming defeat,
and numerous are the causes alleged.
N was talking with several Of the van,
pushed on Fourth street the other day,
opposite a bill board, and one Of the
party exclaimed: "Itit had not been for
the Closeness Of the National Committee
In the expenditure Of money, We would
have elected our man. The Republi,
cans advertised their man like a circus"
Several OF the party remarked that no
advertising was done except small an
nouncements in the papers, and a few
changers" on the dead walls.
"HangersT' said ourinfOrmant, "What
do you call that but a circus poster? ~
pointing to q twelve'sheet medicine
poster on the bill board, bearing the
cuts Of Gen, Harrison and his grand
father.
"If the Democrats had advertised like
that, Cleveland would have been re-
elected"
The poster referred to was one Of the
familiar black and white Log Cabin Sar-
saparilla posters sent out by an enter
prising firm engagedin the manufacture
OF old log cabin home cures, under the
name Of Warmers Log Cabin Remedies,
and among other equally valuable arti'
Giles includes the famous Log Cabin
| S~arannoPt10 whinh 10 n1,nruUbaro paNnO
nized as the best OF all spring medicines
and stands without a rival for the curt
OF all disorders which are the results o
impure blood,
The spring time Of the year Is the sea
son when the system needs renovation
the long winter has caused the blood Il
become filed with impurities,
There exists no better means to ait
and strengthen the system az such al
urgent period than the use Of Warner
Log Cabin SarSaparilla, which speedil,,
restores the blood 10 u pure and health,
state, which lnsures health and happl
ness.
The reputation Of the firm putting GU
the medicine Is above reproach, an'
Is the same firm which manufacture
Warmers Safe Cure, the standard remed,,
for the cure Of all those diseases peCulia
To the kidneys as well us those which ar
, the results OF disease in those organs, an
!. which has met with such phenomena
success for the past ten years.
We understand that the posters re
, ferred 10 made their appearance in man,
parts OF the country sometime prior t
the Chicago Convention which nomina
, ted General Harrison as a candidate 10
! the Presidency-hence the use made 9
tho portraits Of the Harrisons, lathe
and grandson-was either the result c
remarkable political foresight or In az
Cordance with the historical associatio.
Of the old Log Cabin with the name c
: Harrison.
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Hale's plea of guilty is the only thing
Of credit to him''iH the matter Which
brought him into court, He did not
vote in two States under misapprehen-
sion. II is not clear whether he 80 voted
out Of excessive party zeal or merely as
a means OF amusement.
At all events he did 1t and he deserves
to be punished for doing 1T. The Re
publican party in West Virginia wants
no unlawful votes. It has moreover
everything to gain by all men being held
down to compliance with the laws gov
erning elections,
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FOR SALE.

Cherry Hill Farm on Short Creek, lGO acres,
will DO sold at q bargain.
Locust Grove Farm. Glonn'B Run, al acres.
IS. Acre Farm near Marietta.
liz Acres Of land one half mile west Of lower
point OF Wheeling Island.
50 Acre Farm near MaianoraS.
DeSltable Residence on North Front street;
ground fronts 100 feet on North Front street.
No. 1901 MCCOll0ch street; price, Si,4jO.
No. 1917 MCCollOch street. price, 81 400.
No. l8O3 Eolr street, eight rOOmCd House,
ground GO by 1876 feet price, $500.
building site North Of 1870 Main street
New 4 f0omed Cottage, ono lilO east Of Trla'
delphla.
No. 1871 South Broadway.
Many Farms for sale or exchange for city
want 10 buy a No. . Remington Typewriter,
with or without cabinet.
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, VI Pension and Claim Az
terney, Collector and Notary Public.
mflS OHPtcE! No. 1919 MARKEf BTRHET.
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No, William, lobbyists do not pass bad
bills; the other fellows are too sharp for


Ulcers, sores, pImples, itch, salt rheum, etc.
are evidences Of contagious blood disease. III
mauiicsty duty to eradicate blood poison from
the System bya use Of b. u. b. botanic BloOC
Balm, thus enabling the sore places to heal, ant
thereby removing all possibility Of other mem
bers Of the family becoming likewise afflicted
Send TO Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Ca, for bool
that will convince.
III. outlaw, MI Olive, N. G., writes: ~ hAt
running sores on my shoulders and arms. ON
bottle u. Il, b. cured me entirely"
L. johnson, Belmont Station, Miss, writes
an, b. d. has worked on mo like a charm. NJ!
head and body was covered with sores, aud m,
hair came out, but u. u. y, healed me quickly
". J, Kinnin, llutChehs, Texas, writes: "B
D. B. has cured my wife Of u large. ulcer on heI
leg that doctors and all other medicine could no
cure"
nj. ]. Rossman, a prominent merchant o
Greensboro, Ga, writes: "lknOw Of several case
Of blood disease speedily cured by u. BIZ Two
bottles cured q lady OF ugly scroiulous Skit
sOFCs.''
". G. Dlrchmore & Co, Maxey, Ga. write: "B
u. u. III curing Mi. TObt. Ward Of blood p0isoE
effected one q most wonderful cures that Ovel
came to our knowledge"
Logan Drug Co" Wholesale agents. II
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0nEEana Rtpubltet

NN"tNNf %fNFNNNN
Another large coal company was or
ganized in Piedmont, w. Va, Saturday
last, with the name OF the "Davis'E lkini
Coal Company" with the following Of
ticers: President, Col. 7. B. Davis; Sec
rotary and General Manager, W. I
Blackiston; Directors, H. G. Dayis, s. B
Elkins, 7. B., Davis, g. w. Harrison, ],
s. Landstreet, II. G. Burton and N. b
MCCandlish. The coal property is locat
ed in the States Of Maryland and West
Virginia, and is Of great value, consist.
ing, OF some Of 1.-THE finest steam andsmith'
ing Goals that can be purchased, and free
from all impurities, This company will
carry on an extensive business. The
principal office will be located in Pied
mont, w. Va.
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ONE of the neatest and most acceptable
of publications is Printers' Ink, publish
ed by Geo. p. Rowcll & Co., New York.
It is a great pleasure to be able to add
that in u long business association the
ISrELLIoENcRR has found Messrs. Rowell
& Co, prompt to fulfill every business
obligation. Advertising agents Of whom
this may be said with truth are unhap'
pily not numerous.
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DO a Republican, and was as much in
tsrested in the success Of his party rs
when he was more active in its Coup'
ellis. But his career on the Supreme
Bench was a satisfactory answer to the
criticism which bred disappointment to
that position. So far as the world has
known Of his work as q iurist 1t has
known of it through his opinions that
were known to have shown greater
strength Of mind, character and careful
reasoning, q more profound knowl
edge on the light or all It's breadth ant
depth.
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|"ANTED-A PLACE TO DO GEN,
w ERAL Homework In Q small family by d
competent girl. Address "a" cafe this Olicc,
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Monroe NltchNldN lDtNl'l
It is a matter Of common information
that Peasants county really gave Judge
Jackson but S09 votes. How tlmsy the
argument, then, that pretends to find In
the last letter Of the last word sufficient
justification for making 1t out ST., and
upon this unwarranled assumption the
the man who was not elected was given
the office, This was not only wrong
but 1t was grossly impoliic, 1t Is certain
to act with damaging effect upon the
Democratic party unless they repudlatt
what the Governor has done, When Il
is undertaken to count jackson In owe
an unmistakable plurality against hin
Iby the deiensible process which haI
been used, the result can but be to con
denim the perpetrators thereof In the es
timation Of rational men, Democrat
may pooh pooh the damor this thin
has excited now and dodge the question
for the present, But they will 30 com
PEELED TO meet II In the next campaign
and what defense can they make tina
will be satisfactory to an intelligen
mind? We have no idea that the Gov
ernor's Coursein this matter Is lndorsel
by the thinking masses OF the Demo
cratic party,
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SILKS!

Wenow have complete stock
OF Fancy India, China and Pom
gee Silks, of exclusive designs.
Lyons Novelties, Striped and
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