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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-05-06
Mortgage sale.

Whereas default has been maIc in pay1ne nj
trust-decd dated July second, A. D., 1883. made
by Edward j. Caehman and Clara l. Cashma7,
his wife. tod. II. Keith, Trustee, which eaid
spd d bg 10 f s"s
default The power OF sale in said trust-deed has
become operative:
a M be s snie f se
the North East fractional 1nnrter IN Eff y of
Section No. one, N in Township, One hundred
West Of tie 9Th PRINCIPAL Meridian, in Bru!e
county. South Dakota. ut the front door OF tie
Pos-eftice, in Kmball, in slid county, =. t",'
o'clock in the forenoon of June l7tl. a. y. 1879
The amoun, clnimed to bs due on eaid dctt
this dhy is Hight hundred and Six dollars ard
Eighty nine cents.
Dated May .. 1899.
FRAHcEs VAN VFcErGN,
Mortgagee.
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j. S. CLARKsoN is in favor of one term
for the president, and that, six years;
senators elected by a direct vote of the
people and each postmaster elected by
the community he is to serve. The last
suggestion isa good oIe-a mighty good
one--but the GRAPHIC doesn't approve of
monkey ing with the constitution.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-05-06
II should Delu Eyery-Mouss

J.B. Wilson, s7l Clay ST., sharpsburg,
Pa, says he will not be without Dr..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds, that it cured his wife
who was threatened with pneumonia
after an attack of la Grippe" when
various other remedies and several physi-
clans had done her no good. Robert Bar
her, OF Cocksport, Pa, claims DIR. Kings
New Discovery has done him more good
than anything lie ever used for Lung
Trouble. Nothing like it. Try it. Free
trial bottle at +. +. Millcr's drug store
Large bottles. soc. and sl.O0 S
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-05-06
G. Fl. 81 81. u.aa, Excursion Rates,

For the Democratic National COnYen-
1,",, ~ W inai me asatah", vi, Tes tnnau mi
at one fare for round trip. from June /
to q inclusive, good until July 9th.
For the Republican Nntional Conyen
tion to he held at Minneapolis Jnna TEX
cursiom tickets will be sold for ona fare
for round trip, June 2 to6 inclusive,
good until June %.
For the Democratic state convention
to be held at fankton May % excursion.
ticket, will lie sold for one fare Tor
| the round trip, May 2S to 70 inclusive,
good until Mays
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-05-06

The new police superintendent OF New
York who has long been known to the
country rs Inspector ByRSEs says:
There is no trouble. lis a rule, in finding
out who committed crime. The diff
Guilty is to prove it to twelve men and Il
judge.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-05-06

"A tariff for revenue only" is tho Dem
icralic doctrine. Now. What does that
mean? 1t means a duty on such articles
as are net grown or manufactured i'll
this county, or SO low duty on such as
are, as TO allow foreign articles of the
Same kind to compet9 i'll our markets
with the home product. Tea, coffee.
lndla rubber, and sugar are the leading
articles on which a duty should bs laid
to secure tariff for revcnue ONLY. How
would The people like that kind OF a
tariff Dell Rapids Times.
Ii our esteemed contemporary had
thrown down its pencil after writing the
first fourteen words OF :he above it
would have saved itself from appearing
ridiculous. To begin with, high tariff
Democrats are thicker east OF Chicago
than tOads after a shower, and the NUN
ber who believe in the ideas set forth ly
the Times is too infinitely small even
fora scarecrDW. The Democratic party
maintains that the tariff is higher than
necessary. and there is no leading Demo
ciat in the country to day whO does NOT
believe that the tariff should in every
instance. whether for revenue only o,
other purposes, be placed on articles
manufactured in this country. The
Democratic doctrinc is a tariff for rev,
enue with protection incidentally so far
as it goes. And inasnlnch as it woMld
be extremely improbable thai congress
if Democratic in both houses, would pass
any bill leaving tariff on the neces,
saries of lie not raised in this country
like sugar, ten and coffee, the tariff on
articles manufactured in the Unitct
States would, On the basis Of 9 revenue
tariff, he amply p.ota~ted.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-05-06

Editor Lyon of Public Opinion is very
prominently spoken Of for the Republi-
can nomination for state auditOr-ani
that he is a fit man for the place goes
without saying. he dues not forget
Others, however, and we find in his last
paper this very nice notice Of two other
candidates:
j. Il. Nipple, Of the Parkston Advance,
and II. E. Mayhem, OF the Letcher Blade
are prominent candidates for state
auditor. Each would make competent
official.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-05-06
Mortgage sale.

Whereas, Default has been made in the pay
ment of The interest on the money secured by Il
tHs8. executed By Robert II, Ware and s. Jennie
Ware, husband and wife of the county OF Brule
And state of South Dakota. 70 l., A. Fonte and
which mortgage was recorded in the Office of
Y the Register of Deeds of the county OF lSrule,
state OF Snut, l,akota, in Book t3 of Mortgages.
pn page lis. at . o'clock a. ., Oh the 5tlldny of
4 July, iSS2, and
Yt,sreas. no action or proceedings at law or
otherwise hnEe .,ecn instituted to recover thn
ttebt secured by said mortgage, or any part
Wlyieas, il vas stipulated in said aortgsgs
TINT q default would be made in the hnyment
promptl! at the time tho same thonld become
{lue, or if default be made in the payment of
The taxes assassel ar to he assessed or SAID prem
ises, before the same shall become dailccueNt,
thaitisA whole sum, both principal and Interest,
Stones become due
,Whercas, on. the 10th day of August 1855 said
ulors.;,s:s, with the notes secured thereby, WAS
Only assigned by the said mo rtgNgee to Warre u
y, Gondaie wsica assignment was duly recorded
sonnty OF Rrule on tic ,;Utl d.y of May 1850, in
Bnt.E 1B of Mortgages, on page 237 and
Whereas, dafsnlt has been m! made in, in the pay
rs astaed by the said mortgage;
Whereas. default has been made in the ply-
mentaf the interest az stipulated In said mott
W,eraas. ths whole amount Of principal and
1 intarest l,as become due by reason OF such
,lefnult; and
Wneee;,s, the amonnt claimed TO be doe Upon
sad inortgafe as the date of this uotice, is the
4 snm OF Five Hundred and Eishty-four Doller-
aud Istrts seish. can;s ts5Si.3sl to vat: stdi5t
prinsiIal, and sil1.ss Interest besides the spu
taxes necessarily paid by said moriga:ce ant
jnterest and Twenty Dollars attorneys fee.
etiphlnted for in said mortgage.
Nav, Thor ;for-, notice is hereby. fiyen thai
byyirtnG aT the of sale contained in SAT-
y mortgage, sld duy recorded aforesaid, ant
in pursnanes y! che statutes III saci, case nlad'
and p,ny:ded. the said mortgage will be fore
rtosen by /; sale of the mortgaged pratniacs das
Z srlbaa thefein at public anation at tn, front
,topT IF the cuurt,Iopse in the city of Chamher
.ninaad county of lsruls and state of Soutl
Dakotii, on tho I;hdry OF May 1872 ut o'rlocs
int tho airarRoun Of that day. The morr.aget
.,.ant4as ~, si'itted iu t,,a county OF Brnla il
tbs STATE al Sonsit lsata, and urc described Il
: follows to wit
The North East quarter. of Section thirteer
f7sslship oner,iundred and Two (i09l o
f,,fge fj:al Was.-,6P NJ. Containing 0ne HIM
) Sred and siSty acres.
Dated at Kimball. 3. D. this ISL day OF spri
K 4. ~.
WAarns j GoopAhE Assienae.
J. I}. Long httcrney for Assignee OF ainftaa2e'
James Murgaa. Shelii
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-05-06

Some of the Republican organs that
are trying their best to kill of the third
party movement say that fusion with the
Democrats will kill the Independes ts.
The so!icitude of these organs for
the Independents is really touching.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-05-06

The best salve in ths world for Cuss.
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, Tetter. Chapped Hands
Chilblains, Corns. and all Skin Erup-
tons. and positively cures piles or 40 pay
required. 1t is guaranteed 70 give per
z. Miller.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-05-06

Whereas pefuult Las heen made in the pay
ment OF tho interest on the money secured by
1886 executed by Thomas il. Welherell and Lizzie
Wetherell hushepa and wife, of the comfy of
l'rulesnd state ot South Dakota to II. E. lintes
OF the county of Brule and state Of South Dako-
ia and which nortSn was recorded in the Office
of the Register of Deeds of the county of Brule
state of South Dakoth, in Hook of Mortgages,
on Page SIG, on the 9Th dny of February 1886, at
p'cloca II. m., and
Whereas, no action Or preceding at law or
otherwise have been instituted to recover the
debt secured hy said mortgage, or any part
thereof
Whereas, it was stipulated in said mortgage
that if default would be made in the pcynent of
y Mt the time tho same should become due, or
If default be made in tie payment of the taxes
assessed on said premises, before tho same
shal! become doliuquent, tiel, the whole sum,
both principal and interest at once become due:
Whereas. On the sth day of February, BSG,
said mortgage, with the notes. secured thereby
was tluiy assigned by the said mortgagee tn
Warren j. Goodaie Of the county of Chenango
in the state of New York which assignment wna
daly h, recorded in the ossDi Tho Register g;
day of February 1856 in Book 10 of Mortgages, OF
page 80 and
Wiie'eas, default has been made in the pay-
ment of the taxes assessed On said real property
Us agreed by the said n"rgagor III said mort
gage; ard,
, Wiieeeas, default has boon made in its pay
ment OF both the nriucinal and interest as
stipnlate ted in said mortgages and
Whereas, the amount claimed to be due upon
said mortgage, at the date OF this notice. is the
sum OF Six iiu''dred cod twenty nine dollars
and thirty three cents, (S6s0 'S to wit: 500
principal, and Si.l.9H interest besides tho sun
of Two hundred and Forty two dollars for taxes
necessarily pnid by said MORTGAGE and ifif,ecr
dollars attorneys foes stipulated for i'll sait
mortgage.
1 tso%. .netofore, Eptics is hereby given that b!
+, virtue OF the power ct sale contained III SUI,
mortgage, sad d y reeor,led rs otores,lid
and III pursuance "t tho statutes in such case
made and provided. the said mortgage will b,
/ for closs ID by sale of tho nortGaged premises
! therein described III public aac,lou at the foa
door cf the court ho,ts. IN the city of Chunber
/ lain and county of lsrl,lp and state of Souti
Dakota on HE titi, dn. of Jun. lSa2. IT o coc
I in the afternoon Of .hat day. The mortgage,
| premises situated in the county Of ;rult il
the state os South Dakota, ard arc described u
I follows, to wit:
4 Tha North tus, du@r;er OF sect ou thirteen (l.
| i'll township one huna-cd AID two t112) of Itans5
| sixty eight ,tssl west 'th p Nj. Containing on
| hanGgei and ais;g acFas
/ lated 1t kiti'tali ss. y. This lth Gay Of Ma
a. u. 1892
WARREN j. GoopAIE, Assignee of Mortgasec
~. Il. Long Attorney for Assignee Of hortetge-
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-05-06
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAH
ending December 81. A. d. 1891. of the cond
tiuns and affairs of
Ihe Hartford Fire Insurance Co.,

organized under tho laws uf the state of Con
nocticutt. nI.de to tine Auditor OF the State of
South Dakota. IN pnrsuarce OF the laws of sad
stnle. PresiGcnt, 'ieO. u. Chase. Secretary. T.
Chas. Il. Chase.
Principal ottice. Hartford. Corn.
Attorneys 1or se.yifs OF nyosessin , the the, State
Nm. Fl. Holt Sioux Fails, srd circuit Chns. T..
Daniels, Watertown, i'h cis.uit A. B.. lIag'r,
9Th circuit I. W. Pratt. Pierre, 7th circuit John
u Lake. Rapid City, S,h circuit, Lucius G MIL
lcr. Dsliwnoa.
Organized or Incorporated, Mag, 1910,
Commenced business, AugusI, 1910.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-05-06
Rxorf.ape Sale.

JOIN PARKER, MortgHgee
j. b. Ling, Attorney 10. Morieagee
james Morgan, Sheriff
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-05-06

INCOME DURING TIE YsARlsal,
Whole amount of cash premium re-
ceipts not including premiums
in hnnds OF ngrrt ts or III course
of Transmission - s3,sli, ,al3 IL
Deduct return premiums
Unu re-lneurunce..... 5.o. .5G' 81
Total premiums for year 1891 net 81
Whole amount of interest receipts
and from nll other sources -. 4
RecNi nt s from rents
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-04-21
Special Correspondence.
THE NORTHERN DEMOCRATS BEAM
KNIFE.

?
THE NORTHERN DEMOCRATS BEAM
KNIFE.
Last week the Democrat published
with its endorsement an article from a
Buffalo paper stating that the tariff
was tax because the maker of that
beam knife had to pay a Mckinley
tariff of $4,000 q ton for the steel of
which the knife was made and so
must charge 80 cents more for the
knife-We don't know what beam
knife Is but finely made steel knife
worth only 500 could not weigh over
a half pound. The added cent in
that case would be 2 cents on his the
DRY. If IL is a steel edged knife It
might weigh one ounce costing q quar-
ter of n cent. How brilliant. Don't
you think Mr.. Democrat you had better
talk about the hundred and fifty cents
worth of American labor put into that
knife and the comfort that money
brings an American family-instead of
a few cents of British steel represent
ing cents worth Of foreign labor.
The lie In that beam knife article Is
that the increase is only one fourth of
a centa pound instead of four cents.
Try 1t again Mr.. Democrat.
ays ~ CITIZEN.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-04-21

The April Century opens with an
able plea for better country roads by
Isaac b. Butler. Edmund Clarence
Stednian continues his striking. II
somewhat abstruse.. study of "The
Nature and Elements of Poetry.
The illustrated sketch Of 1.-THE Moth
er and Birthplace of Washington, by
Ella Bassett Washington and William
Eliot Gfiffis' nafrativaiof the gallant
fight of the United States cruiser
Wyoming against vastly superior
Japanese force are historical papers of
permanent ,values and, interest. Ed
mund Gosse writes sympathrtically of
young Woicott ;Balestier, Kipling's
collaboration in the picturesque tale of
the ''Naulahkans, "a brilliant installment
of which is presented in the currunt
issue.e A short, ''Some Passages3n the
History of Letitia Roy, is afforded
By. M EsAngus.a with aillustratiensb by
Mary Haliock Foote. Ex-Postmaster
General james writes OF the oceaf,
mAiIservfce, John d card describes the
uhpleasantSprocesss of 4 Starving lat
Tascoma" and Hubert Phelps Whit.
mark portrays the experiences of al
diver fishing for, pearls in Australian
Waters: There are several other pa
psrs and an abundance 81, poetry,
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-04-21

The N. Y. DRY Goods Economist, Z"
a leadosgasfree' trade paper, has been
ia line with the Democrats up to the
Springera free wool bill, but it now
parts company with them and de-
nonpccs the bill. 1t declares the bill
''would injure rather than benefit our
manufacturing interest,"" because it's
removes of. the. wool duty Is coupled
with sharp reductions in duties on
woolsp5goods." The bill will not be.
comeoarfaw, however. 1t may pass
the House, hut it, never will get any
further. Blede. ~ Z. " y
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-04-21

! The aegites1a c8nig1faegs have drawn
out sbne, tsreible ilips.Istions of the
workings Of the protective tariff Con-
gresham Dingrsy, In talking about
cotton prints, otherwise known as cal
Iicoes, the, other day.. recalled, the fact
that before any Of these goods
were made In this country they cost
SO cents per yard A protective duty
was placed OH them and their manu-
tactpte begun. The price has been
going down aver since. slMrt Dingley,
after stating thst a dutyfon cotton
prints is four.cents per. yard, and that
theit present price In England for CON-
mon standard prints Is Ave cents per
yard. which under theory. that ''the
tariff L. a tex 1YQqld make the price
In this country nine cents, states that
he had sept toEspiece of Eve cent cot
ton print 70 Manchester, England,
which he gave tosbis wife 70 match In
a retail store In Washington, where
shssot what.she, asserted 70 be better
ggbas for precisely the English price
of five Cshtssar These calicoes' are the
most widely worn Of any dress mater
ial and they furnish dresses for woman
Kind for every day wear. The figures
quoted are sufficient evidence that
Fif6tecticn,has reduced instead Of In
creased the cost. IN y, Press,
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-04-21

AHEAD AS Usual in point, of time
and merit comes PEfERsea for May.
There Is no denying the fact that, this
favorite of many years is fully the
equal of the periodicals double it's
price in it's literary and artistic excel
lence and general make up. The H.
lustrations this month are unusually
fine. The engraving Five O'clock
has group of the prettiest little girls
Imaginable. The stories and miscel-
laneous articles one and all deserve
special praise. Christopher Coluln-
bns" is capital sketch, and the por-
trait ofthe great discoyerer is admira-
BILE. The fashion plates and notes,
and the home department are exactly
what every lady requires at this sea-
son. One of the features of the June
number will be sketch of Biebheim
Castle, the seat of the Dukes of Marl-
borough. 1t will be profusely illustra-
ted, besides giving a portrait of the
beautiful American Dutchess to whose
approval the paper has been submit
ted, Terms $500 yeaIl 81 90 for
six months. Address PETERsoN's
SOC Chestnut street Phiia.-
Pa. t&a Yk
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-04-21
- N -'l-. ~ tyI
Have You Weak Lungsp

If you have, DONE wait until the
trouble becomes So aggravated that
nothing can help you, when you may
so easily learn what win be Of imme-
diate and permanent behefiti-tof you, !
or any of your friends have ;ptilmona.
ry trouble, through reading a splendid
paper on ''The Consumptives' Clime",
published in DEMoREsT's FAMILY
for May This article Is Is
handsomely Illustrated With numer-
Gus views of health resorts and other
beautiful places 10 colorado, and will
interest every robust parson.. as we'll
as thoseeseeking q congenial CLINE. r !
An illustrated paper on 1.-The Grape
Fruit Is also seasonable, furnish ng
,raluble information Regarding this
TO many-upfamiliaT fruit, especially
about its beneficial. qualities as an al
terative Fl the spring,.. I'm. Persia's
Palaces, with its many illustrations,
gives a comprehensive Idea of woman's
hfe in the Eastern cline; Next Sum-
nrer's Garden" is just in time to be of
practical use; there is Decoration
Day story, 1.-The voodoo Charm" and
a Decoration Day poem, "Our Truce,
beautifully illustrated, besides other
good stories; "Chat" tells about the
fads, from "Home Art' you can learn
.''How to Frame Pictures" !. yourself,
and all the other departments are rum
ming over with reasonable matter;
and, besides three fdfipage pictufes.I
there are pearly. 200 illustratiops,g In
deed, every member of the family is
sure to find something of personal in
terest in every number Of DlsMoREsr's
FAMILY MAGAZINE, and Il is publish.
ed for only % year. by w. JENNINGS
DEMoREsT, Is Z. l4th st., New York.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-04-21

E
We clip the following items from the
CheboggGa-' z1ibpes:z-zThe ePeteskey
Democrat exults ifsthA fact that Judge
Paflthtop carried sssry county in
this judicial District. When, the fact
is known that ha had no opposition it
will be seen how little it takes to make
a Democrats editorhappy!I However,
Democratic victories are SO few and
far between this year, we do not know
as Bro. Hampton is much to blame
for exulting in this instance, but just
listen to the way he, relieves himself.
Judge Charles T.; PaiIthrop, was
triumphantly elected at the special ju-
dicial election Monday. Itsis'hnpoisi-
bile. to. give even "A .closesestf1iate, of
the vote, but it Is knowp positively
that ne has q majority in every comfy
In the district. audit is supposed that
his nratorities will aggregate between
fifteen hundred and two thousand.
This is a most flattering persoiiaf=in--
dorsement of Judge Pailthrop, and
the only circumstance which mars its
effect as n Democrat victory is tile fact
that the Republicans did not PIT up
/" s:a no y 'fhsssss,lssgss 6s1i 6{4 hi 4
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-04-21

Paisesson OF 1'ensvrser. who cmims
20 be the last rebel surrendered. says
that pensions payments have produa-
ed a dearth Of money south of the
Ohio River. Whose fault Is Il. we may
ask, that there are not moro pension
ers south OF the Ohio. and more mon
ey distributed theref Certainly not
that al the Government, or the men
who-are drawing pensions. National
Tribune.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-04-21

Last Eriday the national House OF
Representatives, plsyedits usual farce,
An evebitig session OF that body Is set
for eaoEsF aday night forthe consider
alton &-:sprtyate pension bills. The
Democssts,i as = rdse, absent them
selves, 6sPd:: T. u impossible to get a
quoruls-sS. Spmai struggling debate is
indulge 50. sohis Southern Democrat
makes s:sbeeSR antageniziug the pen-
sion systsln;'' siniIa that % all that is ac
compIished; II y vote is taken on a
bill, thespoIpt of .'no quorum Is rails
ed, and nothing can be done.
This Is the regular Dswocratic poll
cy. Thfre are many deserving eases
Of brokendo~u veterans. whose record
is incoIdtdste, inns preventing the OBJ
tanning kEtbe evidence needed uBder
the general pension laws laws. The men i n
who eonld have testified to the facts
are all dead There -is- no nsmsdy -un.-
less Congress passes a special pension
bill for heir. relief, The. Democrats
have detefmined not to. allow any.,f
them to piss Inths present Congress,
and are succeeding very. well. througl
the tactiSs Satlined above. Bt0de.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-04-21

In Patterson, Bordentown and Bel
viders as; well as in Jersey City, there
were large Republican gains on Tues
day, and In Railway the Republicans
carried every ward, -electing their en-
tire ticket for the FIRST time in four
teen years. NewJersey joins VISION
sin, Michigan and Rhode Island and
the townships of New York in saying:
This lad Republican year. --Neso Yors
Press. ,@ge4st ayy,,4 81 ,~.s -.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-04-21

Larger edition. Oh the speech of
GeneDt Pankhead CHRONOLOGICAL 10
the HSnse N tdehnncistion of Union
pensi6ns is being printed for 'circula-
fion iather South. \, Thisisr the speech
in whiciss Bankhead threatened a. dis
ruption ofthe Union it the South is
not relieved Of the pension tax. ,Aes
cordlnk to :Bankhead the North must
pay the ehtif9 ai6ouht ct the pensions liln
itself -pEepareY tod face ,austherxrs-
bellioh. The South will not submit
much 1heef; he says, to pay apart of
the peuN6ns, ~ ~ f,is
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-04-21

Ststhtss. municipal election in Jersey
CITY. ". r. last week, the Democrats
were utterly routed, the Republicans
carving the city for the first time in
many years. They made great gains
ine otheF cities ,inatlIg stateI s. This is
nOs aferyE COED year for DsIhootacy,
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-04-21

1hS dsasccrats hossd heaven and
ea# ftpaearsyg Rhode Island for the
san Of establishing d precedent for
the pfesidshtiaE campaign. The re-
puSifSans carried the state, but the
derSocrafs. established their precedent.
1t Yassthe same sort, Of precedent they
established. in Michigan last Monday.
--Lkt. Net0S. "a .,.wa- -. -. :.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-04-21

Editor Featherly, of Oscoda. cares
very little what5tht yltizensldo as fer
~ he Is concerned, but for the sake OF
their families, be 1hopes they will not
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ideas, as funerals are expensive.