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$4,000

vii, buy . nice large 10 room house. only four
short blocks from the head OF Monroe street.
on one of the finest streets in the city; asph-
alt pavement. east front. nice largo shade
~ furnace. two nice crates and mantos, gas,
large bath room. hot and cold water. water
closets. etc. Barn ptcev arranged for 3 hor-
locations In the city. The lot Is worth what
We ash for the property. IL you are able TO
put this amount into home. don't let this
chance 20 By. for you will not get another lik Q
II. Party wants to sell ut once For further
particulars enquire Of J. q. Alexander, IS
Lyon street; phone 96.
For Sale. nice vacant iotson James street,
between Cherry street and Wealthy avenue
50 feet front. Also IL hne lots on Warner ave-
nue.. near Cherry street. these lots can be
bought on easy terms Enquire Of J. g. Alex
ander. IS Lyon street; phone y7.
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na1y Wits Flour
10 nsds frsm Ne choicest wheat

Ifysu sivsys isssss upen having ALI
ccek's Porous Psa14oTS aod nevsF sersp<
. sasssitase. yes vili - - 1inpposnt-
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Cafr .Go June Nv heat wa< nrm today on
reported renewed fains Aad closed - cent
higbef Receipts. ifI cars
Corn sss even stronger than wheat on the
uufas orsbie weather conditions reported ere
vailng IA several states.
Closing prices we're 4Sl1sc higher Ne
ceiDfs. a., cara
Oats we're nrm and closed t-a9S4e higher In
SYMPATHY with cora. Receipts. III cars
Provisions we're weak on tree SELL nx Tor tho
entire season.
C'osnx prices.
What ans. >tc.
C0ru-Jun-. so .c-
Oafs-Iuae. u sf13lssc-
Por.-July. slp.12s1 ana laTI1.
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LEGAL ADVERTISING.

LEGAL ADVERTISING.
DROBATE OKDER-State OF Michigan. coun-
~ Of Kent. sat session OF the Probate
Probate ONCE. in the city OF Grand RAPIDS. on
I'D day of May. in the year one thousand
eight hundred and ninetytwo.
Present-Cyrus 4. Perkins. Judge OF Probate.
In the matter Of the estate OF
CHAUNCEY l.. C0VELL. deceased.
duly authenticated copy Of the last viii
probate thereof In the Probate Court for the
county OF Hampton. In the State OF Massa-
chusetts. having been presented 20 TINS court:
same as q foreign will In the State Of Michi-
tits ordered. That Saturday. the 18th day OF
~ said Probate ONCE. be appointed for prov
ing said instrument.
And 1t Is further ordered. That copy OF this
order Do published three successive weeks pre-.
yious to said day OF hearing. In the Grand
Rapids Herald. daily newspaper printed and
circulating In said county oi Kent:
Apo os S1 3. MAsos. Register. wed ;unss
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
N State OF Michigan. county OF Kent-ss.
Notice Is hereby given. that by an ORDER OF the
Probate Court for the county q 1ent. made On On
from that date were allowed for creditors to
present their claims against the estate OF
EkASTUS KING.
creditors of said deceased are REQUIRED TO pre-
sent their claims to said Probate Court at tho
probate Office. In the CITY OF Grand Rapids. for
~ ami nation and allowance. on or before the
zlst day Of November next. ana that such
claims Will be heard before saia court. on
Monday. the 2lst day OF November next. at
ten o'clock In the forenoon Of that day.
Dated Grand Rapids Mich. May. 81. A. D.
CYRUS E. PERKINS.
pROBATE ORDER-State Of Michigan. coun-
1 tyoi Kent: So; AZ session Of the Pro.
Probate once. in the city Of Grand Rapids. on
the 10th day Of May. In the year one
thousand eight hundred and ninety-two.
Present. Cyrus 4. Perkins. Judge OF Probate.
GUY S. WALDEN. deceased
On reading and fliro rhe petition. duly vert-
fed. OF Mortimer w. Danforth. administrator
OF said estat.. prayins this court for license
mortgage upon the real estate of said de-
ceased. for the reasons and purT o~s therein
II is ordered that Monday. the 9th day OF
June. 1892 1T ten O'Clock IN the forenoon
ut said probate once. be appointed for the hear
in said petition. and that the heirs Nc law OF
said deceased. and all persons Interested In
said estate appear before said court. at said
time and place. TO show cause why license
should not be granted to said admlnistrstor
petition.
And il is further ordered, that a copy Of this
order be published three successive weeks pre-
yious to said day Of hearing. In the Grand
RAPIDS Herald a daily newspaper printed aud
circulating in said c' cYRUs F L PERKINS
IA true copy.l Judge. of Probate.
ADoLpH X. Mason. Register. taur ju2
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go 10 soAr. --....-. Buf sle .,s..e Lvli - q =
The Lake Shore wa Cleveland IN csnae-s1aG
with the Erie ana r. ana LIE. n. RS ssr0s ~
A. =. smith. O.. 7. a Il. A.. Cievoand. q.
c. {. Rogers. City Pass Aren't. =
JaA Campbell. City ACT. q Aeuree g.
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e. w. O0yO i 04O44VOO0
REAL ESTATE.
Phone Is. CANAL STREET.
FOUND
man that has . lot on Portsmouth Terrace.
Sd lot from Fountain street. said terrace has
piped la lot this lot is actually worth sixteen
hundred dollars Will sell iors lzo p, taken Al
once. j. w. CLOefLkhotsE-
SOME NICE LOTS
On Bates street. known rs the Durham arm
addition. We have nifty feet lots which Ne
~ j. W. CLOsTERBoUsg
ALSO ON
Wealthy avenue. my plat contains some of the
finest building lots in the CITY; ave minute
car service IT the door; viii help sod parties
10 build. j. w CLOsTthHOUSE.
MY ETHEL AVE.
Addition still contains s,me choice building
sitea which will sell Mt q bargain TO parties
J. W. CLosTERHoUsE.
TWO FINE
Lots on Sheldon street. just south of Wealthy
very choice lots; price WAY DC wn:
J. w. CLOsTERHOUSE.
ONE LOT
Corner Of Wealthy and Union street. .. . bar
gain. j. W. CL0STERh0USE.
l lot on East street. just south OF Wealthy.
55x1S5; price 500.
lot on Wins,r Terrace very cheap.
lot on Mechanic street ut . sacrifice.
Some bice cheap lots on North avenue; price
Is s.oh we hardly feel JUSTIFIED In mixing out
the papers.
nice lots on Shirley street. and many OIL Or
lots which we can not advertise for want Of
space.
OUR LISTS
OF houses and lots Is the largest in the city
1t you intend to buy real estate il- SUR and
see J. w. CL0STERH0USE.
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Dent Too. -IsA inAlssssss. rsAs
peseA~'svsils
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
THE OLD NATIONAL BANK.
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH
CAPITAL. eses.ooe

n. L. SWEET. President
j. u. BARNETT. vtce- President
HARVEY J. HoLLIsTER. Cashier.
All classes Of baIking busiDesa thai are IN
harmony with the National BANKING Law
transacted.
letter. Of Credit. current n al parts ofths
world. Issued IN sums - sutt. Interest ~
deposit. -o,s
LII. Whitney. George c. PioeSa.
J. ~. Barnett J.Cummer.
MI. Sweet. Joseph H. Martha.
H. = Hoilister. W. X Shelby.
Willard Barnhardt w. q. Hughart
4. Crofson Fox. y. Loettgeyt
L. 3. Hawkins.
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sugar<-Cut Loaf. SIC. cubes 5tsc; pow
dered. Sc, grAnniated. ssac. confectionery
A. tisc. extra c. &C. yeilowC, 3sf9tc; maple.
MoiasscS-Low grades. lSS0c; medium. ~
&-sc: fancy. 03bc
Package conees, u9. %; Java green. zo@Sc'
Mocha green, E8.nc; MArfcaioo. l59Z2c, san-
os. IL 42ic: Rte. iea2ec.
New Michigan cheese. lo9lf,sc; rolled oats.
barrels ~. %. salt. saginaw. barrels. Sc
Lard--Tierce bzSis-Compound. $50; pure.
10.
Nsats-Ham. to9i01lc; shoulders. 197,zc;
bacon. sds11e. dried beef. sSl0s1c: short cut
PORK sli 30: clear back. sl2.5 mess beef. 1910,
bonei.ss beef. ss-1o-
wsot-Washrd. .D92sc. unwashe1. loelc.
Hav-Clover. sl3 ton, timothy. SO ton
Hides and Islow-Green. 3Gtc; steers.
over - lbs. sc: cured3e9tc. calf skins green.
SIC; calf skiax cured. &c. taliow. rough.
LIE. peits. iOct92c.
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OeGOLIA & lIGnTNER,
Real Estate AGENTS,
Rooms 8 and 9 Tower Block

Rooms ana lower BLOCK
FOR SALE
Cheapts soiS within the next thirty days.
nine room house on Jefferson avenue-nne
location. "
THREE HOUSES
On Myrtle street from nve 30 eight hundred;
will take vacant lot Tor first payment.
$4,000 HOUSE
On Clinton for S2-30 II sold within the next
i've days.
50 acres miles from Ssugatuk good buildings
ana fences; 500 peach trees apple. piums.
cherries DC ars and quality Of small fruit.
the farm Is I'm SPLENDID condition and the out
year. the proceeds OF which will make . largo
payment on place this year; this farm must 20
an account Of death OF ownerr price $500
WE HAVE
ten or twelve nne farms for sale or exchange
come In and look over our list and zee II wo
can suit you.
WE HAVE
one Of the best paying Restaurants In the city
for sale cheap; good reason given for yelling.
Farp OF one hundred acrvs within one-half
mile Of city with hne buildings wind mill.
seventy acres improved; large apple orchard.
twenty acres peaches. GYipes. cherries. quin-
ces and quantity Of small fruit. We can soil
this farm AZ bargain. Come In and get prices.
Horse and lot on Randolph street. near Hall
street. Small payment down, balance on
monthly payments.
MONEY to loan on good real esia security
DB60LIA 4 LI6HTNER.
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FIGURES OF TRADE

sxs foex June L. Asasy eiosed A. ~ per
eeaf d 01sy rate - f1s 4as- kseaAs.-c
closed sts sdy. Posted rates. - x1t<ss setu&s
rates - essI fof rlkss dASs aa9 trsS*ss5<
lor 1emAAa-
G0srfsnest BINDS closed esil bat STEADY
euf ssf ,. =. 90 btas -. COUPON. lie Dias 81
selisea -. sea lsgerei. 20 5la. Psesae railroad
btsdS closed IS bslloSs: nisn nfsIs. h1c
rid snk az f9ad. ~ bid Contra. .7l-
ANA 1as modeFsEriy aetise on fne
sto.k exehaa&s this RsaFning- La ths tso
has 10 asen easx lts.ee sEArss ensaxsa
ha44ais Rsa1sag, bsEilszfoa. Loaisviiie
f.ashsisis aud sugar trusts we're the most
4stlsr. kries we're iTFeG4lr. Ia the nrSS
aAlf Bssf radsr the lead II Rezdiag. prices
aessiiard - 4. Der cent bGt alter t8sre sas a
sharp rally 4aa nsst 81 The decs.ae cas- -
Co@-red- ia ths hoas ia aoon tnr uh9ie mar
ksf sesAeaea s<4ia aldes raid Of Northern
Paefac preferred. and prices dropped 20 rne
bfstfsm axuEes Most of the lisa ~ IS only
signify eheaxed hosever. AZ aoon ofrom yes
lss.s1y ngarvs. STOCKS ~ere extremely dsii
10 fne las bali Of the dAy sad prices COZ
fia1ed scak 70 the elos> when they we're gen
orally ,zsi PEE esnt k,Ner. The greatest 10.
eila- ~a~ an Jersey Contra. Erie pfefefres
Oregon Nssisaftoa ana Reading. There Was
No feAfare Of iatesest- The saies amounted IL
- = -.
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Wire nails. 500 rates steel cut. 81 30 rates.
piass. Sip; building paper. 3 per roll. water
aroot. 81 pr roll
Lum ber-k-sail piece stua-No- 1 hemiock.
up TO and including II feet lengths, 81. add
81 Der 100 feet for every additional feet. No.
Z hsmiock. up 20 and Including 10 feet. -;
every additional feet $40. No pine. tls
per isp feet: add 81 every additional 2 feet
over 10 feet. No | n, orfns white pine. S,u; No.
focripg white pirs. si5; Ne.s flooring white
pine. az, No. maple. s.. No. l ceiling
No. ceiling =. SO; No siding 4 sis; No. 2
siding :, sli; No. !. q. siding: 50;
SD: No. common boards. SIS: No.
3 eommsn boards. sA. IL finishing
ing SO. Shingles-,tar. II inches clear, - per
Thousand; star A star. 10 inches clear. S2-Ia per
r0ousand. No. 2. inches clear butt. 81 Der
thousand sound butt $50 per THOUSAND Gull
shingles 81 per thousand Lath-So. l white
plne. SIZE, No. white pine. 80.
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xEs Yoax. Juns silver bullion on de-
paSit szziast warrants. zss7 SO ounces; eer-
tihc4ses outstanding. zs7; ~hlssy trusts.
- cad trusts. III, WISCONSIN teetraL ~
Teuns-se- coal and iron 81; do preferred.
- beaver Rio Grandc. lon; do preferred.
20 aaxsee1. unchanged.
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n lat ant : u n lot y and SIS IL lot
IA. hs 3wC Bradfords add. 49, q 800
Prtranella Walker TO Carrie Free
man. let N. Weston A Loves AID LOO
lon & Andre 10 Martin Minderboiit.
lots b aud 70. Andre \ Estes sub 20
Marter Ho~ksTrss to john Van Dam.
lot s. Hossers's add ......... s15
Usnsora spears 10 Alice N Gilbert. lot
~. BAvis Turner Carreils adj. l.S0
Isaac J Pear 60 Franz n Feose. lots \.
n. r.. q, ~. 81 AMP ~ y lot }. BIZ 2.
rrsnk = Foote 10 Anna VI Foote. lots
Is and "a. nk 2. Bear kirsiard's add 90
J1nes " Workman 20 John u PeIov
sad wife. . 81 n lot .. workman's
snsi,a j T.smoresax 10 William o Low.
s~n iof l. NeDoweiis sdd......s.-..---.- 600
wlIfsrf vssler - DIR A Herdcu
fraye.ei. lot a bs :. kiasey's add Cal
rasnss Reid 10 Charlotte Reid. lott
wnl swan to Lacv { Andrews. eseft
lst n. b. "a stewart a Ives AID and
pee land .. u ne :. sec % Grsnd Rap
Fra " cole 20 Rosa Y Curtis part Of
NJ y src ~ seleq -. 500
Rsss curtis - wm CArpess-r. prt
- 80 q see ~. Nelson. and part
r'Tssus CrsRdaii TO Rosa Curtis.
p,rs swL. pei. II Gee N. Nefscc 80
Eu :rs~ Cvznesl' 81 Msrv AIderien.
s w ~ W. W. w.rss :, sec &c u hs SssSa
erss. = s~ = Of sec q. and - w.
Of ~ !. 6, Of sec "A. CORTLAND.
ed Z scn sec 4. Csnnen ....-.-.--..-- 5000
Iesish n mines 80 Wesley erese, STA
Ne nv = No \ Of sec r. Grind
Geo Hsn % Hsnfcrd Spears. pcs
J~ile Wander Nicer 81 John kreed-
snss. pee land en- zee =. GrAad
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DETROIT. NAY -
lANsiN6 q WowTNeau q. Il
GOING 10 pEfkoIT

Nv. GRID RAPIDS eszs am .l0 - -
Ar. DEfkoiI--...-...lesa 50 an ale % -
RETURNING IRON pE1k0lr.
Nv. DkTEoII....-..... sss am lis % 50 -
Ar. q KID RAPIDS l29l am s3ssspo lo;k -
To ana from LAnslag ana sscli--Samo -
10 aud from Detroit
10 AID fsos SAGINAW. AHA Asnsr Lor7a
In Ofsad Rapids -...---.........s - an az -
Ar. GRAD kApiss. III - am 49, -
relowkLL VIA Lovsis nksysses T. =
Lv. Grand Rapids s-zS am lsuH nm $780,
Ar. from Lowell ......... AZ 90 su bsl3 ga -
fhkolSh All szRfiCE
Between 6fana Rapids ana Ustfoss-rurqnv
cars GA all lrzlns seats - ecnts
Between6rsEd Rapids ana SaxinaW-rar1op
car leaves Grand kApidk .sn am. arrives u
Grand Rapids ~ 80 pm. S<Afs - centA
Every day. Other trains week dkys onlo
GEO. DxHAVEN. 0sa Pass'r AGk
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HERALD DtS|RtLE1S


EOk sALE-A Hlee place 10 plat. being six
4 acres In southeast part Of the eity fer sale
al q bargain. l. = Presta. Iooai c. Loseits
block. opposite sweets Hotel.
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OF houses and lots Is the largest IN the city.
Ii you intend to buy real estate he sur. and
see J. w. CL0STERHOUSE.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-11-09
LITTLE RxAsPERATIONs.
More or Less Clever Catches in Pre-
nunciation and Spelling.

nunciation and Spelling.
From Harper's Young People.1
A young lady WAS once talking with q
very young and very smart man, who was
inclined to air his knowledge of the lam
guages a little beyond what she felt that
modesty required. She therefore said to
rior attainments:
"You are Latin scholar. 1 wish you
would tell me how to pronounce the word
'so-met-i-mes.'
The youth, with an air of kindly pat
ronsge, replied, 81 have not met the word
in my Latin reading, but should have no
hesitation in saying that it should be pro-
nounced 'so-met-i-mes,' giving it in four
syllables, the accent on the secondly
"Thauk you for telling me-" replied the
girl dsmurely. "I have always heard II
pronounced sometimes. but If you say the
other way that must be right"
This is similar to the perhaps familiar
catch of the pronunciation of "bac kac
he" which will often surprise the unini-
tiated by proving to be only bsckache. II
also reminds one of a question printed
some years since as to the way of spelling
''need"-to need bread. The average per.
son will reply, "k-n-e-a-d, of course, !" but
the answer will be, "That Ia the way to
spell knead dough, but not to need bread. !"
A young lady recently mislead family
in most heartless way. She remarked:
81 had letter to day, and how do you i'm
agine the little proposition 'to' was usedF'
"Too," suggested mamma.
Two" suggested papa.
"Tew," 'Teu," "Tu," ventured various
voices.
Lilly, who was much engaged with her
French lessons just then, suggested "tout, u
and Tom in derision improved upon that
with "tueue," declaring that must be right
in order to rhyme with queue"
"All wrong" exclaimed the young lady,
when the alphabet and their ingenuity were
well exhausted.
Just then Teddy, who had been soberly
absorbed in his bread and honey, and
who was in his first term at school and
wrestling with the problem of words In
two Letters, raised his head and, with an
air of decision and Importance, gravely
spelled, "To, to-"
eyes," cried the young lady, with 8
peal of laughter.
"Why," exclaimed the others, In dis.
mayed chorus, "that is the right way to
spell itl''
"Exactly," she replied, "and that Is
the way my correspondent spelled it.
You do not suppose 1 correspond with
persons who cannot spell to- correctly,
do you"
Morning journal and courier., 1892-11-09
entertainments.

THE NEW HAVEN OPERA HOUSE.
Crowded, packed and damned by two immense
audiences last night the New Haven opera house
had a rich harvest in money and pleased the
largest crowds possible to get into the theater
The o'clock performance sold every seat in the
house by 7:30 O'Clock, and nearly all the mid
night special performance seats were sold by IL
o'clock.
Manager Smiths plans were well perfected
and the announcements from the upper box Civ
ing the returns directly from the operators table
were received with great satisfaction, The mid
night performance was happy thought by Mr.
terpriss shown. To-day finishes the engagement
Of Mr.. Dick German playing "Human Nature" al
the matinee and evening performances.
NoBoDY's CLAIM.
Mr.. E. A. Warren supported by Lizzie May VI
mer will open at the New Haven opera house to
morrow in "Nobody's Claim" for the balance Of
the week.
HYPERION.
The Country Circus" WAS presented agar
last evening to a large audience, and repeated
the success of the first night. Anyone who de
sires to have thoroughly enjoyable evening
should see the Country Circus" this Afternoon
and evening.
Annie Ward Tiffany will appear in the comedy
"Lady Barney tomorrow evening.
"Blue Jeans" will be presented on Friday ant
Saturday afternoon ana evening.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Pauline Hall presented "Puritania" again las
evening to large audience and was loudly ap
plauded.
Robert Mantell, the romantic actor, will ap
pear this evening in his new and successful play
entitled 1.-The Face in the Moonlight" An ex
change says: The play was enthusiastically re-
ceived 10 New York, where it enjoyed long rur
at Proctor's theater.
New Mexico" with Theresa Newcomb, a
cleverjyoung actress in the title role, will b
presented the last three days this week, with 6
return to popular prices.
The prices for Robert Mantell in 1.-THE Face In
the Moonlight" this evening will be 81, T5c, 5ot
and Csc.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-11-09

While 1t is over thirty years ago since
Allcock's Porous Plasters were first intro
duced to the medical profession and public,
the marked success and unprecedented
popularity which they met with not only
continues, but steadily increases. No other
plasters have been produced which gain so
many testimonials of high value as those
continuously accorded to Allcock's Porous
Plasters, and the only motive for these ex-
ceptional tributes lies in the fact of their
being medicinal and pharmaceutical
preparation of superior value. Additional
proof of the true value of Allcock's Porous
Plssters lies in the fact that they are being
largely initiated by inscriptions persons,
who seek to deceive the public by Offering
plasters which they claim to be the "same, "
equal, "as good. "better," "best porous
plaster" etc., while 1t is in general appear
ance only that they resemble Allcock's.
Every one of the SO called porous plasters
are limitations of Allcock's Porous Plssters.
Avoid dealers who attempt to palm of
inferior and worthless plasters that are
purchased by them at low rates for the
nurnnse of suhstitution
Morning journal and courier., 1892-11-09
YER A mILLION BALLOTS
Great Rusineas in Pasters.

AGreat Business in Pastors.
Yesterdays Hartford Courant says. An
aggregate of nearly 100000 official bal
lots for the election to-day have been print
ed and sent out over the state by the Case,
Lockwood s. Brainard company. The company
has the contract for the state from the secretary
of the state These ballots have the words ''ofi-
cial ballot" on one side. The other side is blank,
to be filed out with the candidates OF the various
tickets.
The republican state ballots have also been
printed by the Case, Lockwood & Brainard COM
pany. There were $50, 900 Of them in round num-
bers the last being finished and sent of at 4
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. The local tickets
for the legislature and the justices In the differ
emit towns have in general been printed by the
local printers. The Brainard company has print
ed 90 600 socialist labor ballots for a man In New
Haven to be sent over the state.
This Is the first presidential election In which
the "offlcial ballots" have been used, though
they were used at the state election two years
ago.
The democratic state ballots have been printed
by the Fowler & Miller company. There was
about three-querters of million, the same num-
Der as OF republican tickets. These figures for
both parties are in round numbers 10000 more
than were printed for the state election two
years ago. Besides the state tickets this com
pany has struck of nearly 800, 900 local tickets
for various towns and localities OF the state,
chiefly republican ballots.
There has been a tremendous bushes, done