Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1892-11-03

TIE rally tuesday night, anu 10 MS
efforts are due all praise for getting out
such a goodIy number of handsome
young lady singers to help out the meet
ing. He will be back to the Fairchild
rally Monday night and viii organize a
Giles Club, which all should join.
We wish to caution voters against
sensational circulars that will be circu-
lated by the democrats on the eve of
election. Do not take any stock in
them. They are intended for a purpose
and that purpose is to prejudice voters
against individual candidates on the
republican ticket. They are statements
unsupported by fact. and the truth is
not in them.
We inserted new ad last week for
one of the oldest and most reliable mer-
chandise firms of Grant county. and we
take pleasure in calling your attention
to it. You will find it on the Sth page;
it is large. is set ia large type and rep
resents large firm. j Schreiner & Sons
mean just what they say and it is for
the people to profit from it, by taking
advantage of the many excellent bar
gains offered by them.
Ivey and webb's store presents an
entirely different appearance to what it
did few days ago The improvement
consists of a new roof and cornice, both
very commendable, especially the latter,
which gives the building finished ap-
pearance. The new roof is covered with
American plate TIN, which is conceded
to be better in quality and durability
than Free Trade tin. Altogether the new
improvements are such as our WORTHY
mercantile firm may feel justly proud
OF
With this issue of the HERALD will be
found supplement in the shape of a
ticket The election laws complete
will be found on its back. Read them
carefully and carefully heed all instruc-
tions on How TO mark your vote. "
Make no mistake. 1t is business like
and consistent to vote for those candi.
dates who represent your principles.
and whom you would expect to support
you were you in their places. You
will find the names of all the republican
candidates in tho usual place this week.
They are all men who have the conf
dence of their neighbors and who will
prove faithful and efficient officers.
Lancaster's Cornet Band is composed
of good musicians, all of whom are
loyal republicans. The band has never
refused to lend its valuable assistance
at any rally to which it has been
called. Music, gasoline oil. and other
medicines necessary to keep a well
regulated band IN condition that it may
readily comply with any request for its
services, unquestionably entails con
siderable expense, Now, such has
been the case as regards the band and
this campaign, and although we have
not heard a syllable of complaint from
any individual member of the band, we
think it only fair and just that the
band receive some compensation for its
valuable services, or at least be reim-
bursed to the extent of the expenses
incurred from attending these rallies.
Hon. E. r. Hutchins, of Des Moines,
Ia, spoke to a large audience at the
Opera House Tuesday evening Mr..
Hutchins is an eloquent, brilliant and
pleasing talker, and for an hour and
half, held the 600 people, who were as
senbled to hear him, spellbound. His
description of the grand G A. r. parade
during the encampment at Washington,
and the beautiful pathos of his reference
to the many fallen heroes, who had so
molly defended the flag of freedom and
protection, aroused feeling of enthus-
iasm in his audience that was irrepress-
able, which burst forth in a tremendous
round of applause. Having gained the
entire attention of his hearers, the
speaker in convincing and irrefutable
arguments set forth the principles of
Republicanism and protection. He
touched upon the tariff question during
his talk, that question which is veritably
the only issue of the present campaign,
and in few laconic, argumentive words
told of its merits, the good the laboring
classes, and in fact the whole United
States, derives from the present protec-
tive system. We feel that we can truth
fully say that Tuesday evenings rally
was the most spontaneous, and en-
thusiastic of any yet held IN the city.
Potosi has long been a solid demo-
cratic town, and we feel confident in
making the assertion that the theory
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