davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-02-28
ELECTRIC TONIC FACE TREAT.
MENT.

Miss Helen johnson, complexion spec
ialist, manicuring and hair-dressing.
Room IS, Knowles building, cor Main
and Chatham streets. *s+
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Death of a Veteran.

The old soldiers who wore the
gray and bivouacked on the bat
tie field are rapidly passing away,
the relentless march of time prov
ing more fatal than the bullets of
a hostile foe. In the death of Mr..
John Presley Mouzon, which oc
Cured last Wednesday afternoon,
Williamsburg has lost one of her
most gallant ex Confederates, who.
as proof of his bravery, left leg
on one of the battle fields of Vir,
glnia.
Mr.. Mouzon had been unwell
several days before his death, but
his illness was not regarded AS
serious until the afternoon he
died. His death is supposed TO
have resulted from heart failure,
coming as suddenly as it did.
Mr.. Mouzon was born in this
county and lived all his life at his
home near Belser'sX Roads, about
five miles from town. He leaves
three sons, besides a rumber oi
other relatives and friends. who
are bereaved by his death.
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Important Notice.

In compliance with a recent
call by j 9 Wilborn, president of
the Cotton Growers association of
our State, | earnestly request all
to meet IN the Court
house at klngstree, on Saturday,
Sept. II. at II o'clock, to elect
delegates 10 State Cotton Growers
Convention to be'held in Columbia.
on Tuesday. Sept. 20. Please,
brother farmers, see that your
townships are fully represented in
this meeting. Don't stay away
thinking some one else will take
your place. Come yourself and
you will know that you have been
represented. Every class should
be interested in this call. what
ever his vocation may be. Again
| urge a full attendance.
Respectfully,
J j NJ Graham,
President Williamsburg Cotton
Growers Association.
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The most co mplete assort-
ment of mems, boys and children's
clothing from the cheapest to the
best, at s. NJ. Askins', Lake City,
s. G.
still keePon hand the famous
"Virginia" and "Derby"stoves and
the extra ware to fit. These stoves
always give genuine satisfaction,
and are guaranteed to please. s.
NJ. Askins. Lake City, s. g.
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Messrs. Thomas e Bradham
have just received a big lot of one
and two horse wagons, they also
have coed stock of buggies and
harness on hand. Call On them
before buying and they will save
you money.
Thomas & BRADHAM, Agts.,
KingStree, S. q.
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A Card of Thanks.

Editor County Record:-
Please allow me through your
paper TO thank my friends all over
the county for the cordial support
which they gave me in the recent
primary.
Very respectfully,
JNo. S GRAHAM.
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Dots From Docks.

Cotton picking, weddings, moon
light picnicS and lawn parties are
the order of the day in this section.
Mrs. Il 7 Steele. who has been
very sick for some time, we are
glad to hear, is slowly improving.
MIR. Il j Nesmith is also on the
sick list, but we hope he may soon
recover.
Our farmers are about through
harvesting their fodder, notwilh.
standing the delay occasioned by
daily showers for so long a period.
Mr.. and Mrs. j w Waldron, of
Rome, visited friends and rela-
tives at this place last week.
AT the residence Of the brides
father, Sept. S, Mr.. 7 G McClary,
of Georgetown, and Miss Bertte
Goodwin, of this place, were hap
PLY united in The bonds of mat
rimony, Rev. j L Dunlop being
the officiating clergyman.
On the evening OF Aug. 81, a
large crowd of the youth and beau
ty of this and adjoining heighDor-
hoods assembled at he residence
OF Mrs. l. j Nesmith, where sever
al hours were pleasantly spent in
social intercourse. The moon
shone bright and beautifully. but
no more beautiful were the smiles
ofthe Lady of the Skies than those
of the lovely maidens who graced
the occasion with their presence.
Games and social chat were indulg-
ed in until eleven o'clock, when
supper was announced. The most
inventive poet would fail to do
justice to that scene. Suffice il
to say the good things provided
were pariaken ofwilh great relish,
and our hostess is due the unani
nous thanks of the partakers Of
her hospitality for the delicious
spread furnished.
Supper being over, we sat on
he lawn until late hour and en-
joyed the refreshing breeze and
beautiful view, where each tree
was tipped with silver by the mel
low radiance Of the moon. Re
luctan,ly, at last, we bade our
friends adieu and turned our faces
homeward.
Wishing the COUNTY RECORD and
its worthy editor m lch success, |
will call a halt.
S. II. =.
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Tire largest assortment OF mems
straw and felt hats ever seen in
Lake City at rock bottom prices
at s. NJ. Askins, Lake City, s. G.
We buy to sell. and sell we do---
groceries are gong at phenom-
enally low prices and are always
in keeping with the tone of the
market. s. NJ. Askins, Laks
City, s. 6.
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THE SECOND PRIMARY.
ELLERBE AND FEATHERSTONE
HAVE A CLOSE RUB.
Floyd for Adjutant General-McMahan
Superintendent of Educa1ion-Gar-
rls Railroad Commissioner.

,o-..
~
" ~ .''Oo ~ ' '' "'e
'ne loi'o"i"s 10 'ii0 o".'''''", VI vi.
returns iG'ei'eo y ,"e News anu
U0''' ''' ''"'l"" m y
ie"'ii'i ''0''' "i'''" s,Ntn' -
I l"~' Go0i'' "','Do' ,o, "n ~ ~,
o'o' D'o"n io'i'0' wv ~i't01'
D's 'no 'f0'' o"i 10 y ''f' h0,n
aS w. loo. ~ i"'ei 'eie I'LL " 'ne
OoINH hECoh' says 'iaC Elleloe
VIII carry the o'a'e oy three or 1our
lhouSaho m'Joil'y' According 10
'hlS the FOLLOWING 0'a'e TICKET Is
eiec'eo' hiierOe' uo'ei"of' ooope''
secretary oi '2'a'e' McNallai'' 0upel-
i"'eiioen' VI H0o'"''o'i' i'olu' nu
JuIahC anu inspector Oeliefai anu
uarlis' l'al'loao ooil'lii'ssloner'
lhe iios' exciting contest a'i'oNs
'lle c"ioio"'eS ioi ''''e ol.i'es 10
INC f"'e .,', ue'"ee" E'ie.oe anu rea'nei
stone lhe pfon'ol'lon can''oa'e
ue'eAo9eo surprising S'iei's'n' anu
Ihe '''e was 50 CLOSE Ill 'he returns
received TUESDAY hlgh' 'ha' IL was
thought IL would take the olncial
count 10 determine "hlch cahIluaCe
hao woh' floyo mao walk over
loF Ao l"'an' "eiiefa' "''o ualtiS' 'he
'i'a'' WHO L honiiS Saio cou'ol '''an,
aye " i"'iio"O "no'' '''s ~ s0' "tnu
up WIN d Key oeiea'eu lnonlaS oy
an over" r"neiiii'"s majority ioi''p-
kinS anu cooper are closer toeether'
out there Is scarcely any uouoe thaC
Cooper Is the "lpner. McMahan
also comes IN on a handsome MAJOR
l'y over hiS opponent brown.
lhe election III thlS county, at
the second primary passed OIL quiet
" without incident very HC'le III
'erest was MANIFESTED ana a NUMBER
OF people III town even ulu not 'oIe.
fourteen polling preclhcts heard
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After man gets married he
can create a positive sensation any
time by appearing in a new suit
of clothes.-Atchison Globe
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NO.. 81.

to serve two years, or during the war, Il
hereby discharged from the service of
the United States. by reason OF para
graph 90, 5 O POS, 4 G. o, Sept 3, 1898.
No objection to his rG-enlistment Is
known to exist.
The said first sergeant Louis j Bris-
tow WAS born in Timmonsville, in the
State of South Carolina and when en-
rolled was - years Of age, feet 81 in-
cheS high, fair complexion, grey eyes,
light har weighed l4St pounds stripped,
measured around chest, expiration, 33f
inches, inspiration 3S inches and was by
occupation an editor at KiDgstree, South
Carolina.
Given at Columbia, s c this 9th day
of September, 1898.
VILE JONES.
Col. 2nd Regt. 5. G. V. Inf.
Commanding the Regt.
CounterSigneG;
Ezra B Fuller.
Capt 18th Cavalary.
Mastering Oll;cef.
Copies OF the foregoing were
sent to every military post in the
United States in accordance with
the army regulations. Besides the
above there were the final state
ments showing, besides my des-
cription, MILITARY record &C.; the
amount of clothing | had drawn,
rations eaten, number of days [
was sick, number of days away
from camp, and everything else
that has occurred since I've been
here, including the drawing of and
returning gun, canteen, blanket,
kndpsack, plate. cup, knife, fork,
spoon, ponchO, belt, and every
thing else. This gives one some
idea of the red tape connected with
the army Of the United States.
After being discharged, | again
took the oath for a term of two
years, so my commission will not
expire till after the next primary
election in this State, unless our
regiment be mustered out, of which
there is not much probability.
Private Moore visited his home
in Williamsburg this week.
Private Hillary Holleman has
been transferred to company al"
Private Ward has been sick for
several days, but is not in the hos
pital.
Much interest is being manifes-
ted IN the approaching primary
election.
II
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LOCAL ITEMS OF INTEREST.
AFFAIRS CAUGHT BY our LOCAL
REPORTER AND NOTED.
Written in Condensed Form and Printed
in Like Manner for the Sake
of Our Weary Readers.

in Like Manner for the Sake
of Our Weary Readers.
Mrs. V Lee is having her store
on Main street repainted.
Mr.. Hart Graham visited Scran-
ton several days last week.
Read advertisement of E )
Aoston in another column.
Mr.. H G Askins, of Lake City,
was in town Monday on business
Miss Sue Bar, sister of Mr.. Geo.
S Barr, spent several days last
week at Bars Hotel.
Private q A BriStow, OF Com
pany A., Second Regiment, was in
town tuesday.
Mr.. 0 L Burgess, of Mouzon's
is with Mr.. w L Wilkins, as sales
man, for the tall and winter.
DR.. J 4 James returned to his
home at Cheraw Monday, after a
visit to relatives at Indiantown.
l,ay. Russell. of Blooming
vale, stayed in town Friday night
as the guest Of Mr.. S B w Court
ney.
The regular services will be
held at ,the Methodist church in
town NEXT Sunday evening at
eight O'Clock.
Theretwere 49S men commits
stoned as Senerals in the cO"fed,
crate army Which ia are still
living. +
paSk
LW McCutchen left for Charles
ton Tuesday night to resume work
after five weeks vacation at his old
home.
Mr.. Frank Barron, of Manning,
spent Wednesday of last week
here en- route to Indiantown, where
he is visiting relatives.
Mrs. w J Garner, of Darlington,
who has been visiting relatives in
this county, returned home last
week.
The editor has been sick sever
al days this week; for that reason
we ask that whatever short COM
ings are apparent be overlooked.
Miss Ess;e Benjamin, one Of our
most popular young ladies, return
ed home last week from Pawley's |
Island, where she has spent most
of the summer.
Lieuts. Chas. Epps and Louis J
Bristow, of the 2nd regiment, S G V,
were here Wednesday. Their regi-
ment leaves for Cuba to-day (Thurs-
day. to jeln Gen. Lee.
Jupiter Pluvius has relented
and for the past few days bright,
sunshiny weather has succeeded
the wet, gloomy, miserable days
of the past month.
The handsome residence of Mr.
II A Graham is rapidly nearing
completion. Watch those we'd
ding bells.-Timmonsvlile Enter
prise.
Mr.. ID w Cunningham, a mem,
ber of the first regiment, S. G. V,
has returned to jacksonville, after
a short leave of absence spent
with his parents at lndiantown.
Rev. Cash Warney preached
ig the morning and afternoon at
the Episcopal chapel Sunday; Rev
J Z Dunlop also filled his regu-
lar appointment at the Presby
terlan church.
Rev. Frank Wardlaw, who has
had pastoral charge of Indian
town church during his summer
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day. DR.. McCutchen now lives at
MaySville. where he has a large
and paving clientele.
We are requested TO announce
that a protracted meeting will be
held at the Methodist church at
Cades, commencing on the fourth
Sunday evening of this month at
half-past seven o'clock. Every
body is cordially invited to all the
services.
The mauy friends Of Prof. Z W
Wolfe, formerly Of our graded
school, but now of Kingstree, VIII
be pleased to learn that he has
been elected member of the Leg
islature from Williamsburg county
Marlboro Democrat.
Married at the residence Of the
brides father, Mr.. j NJ Godwin,on
Black Mingo. on Sept. S, at II
o'clock, a. m, Miss BERTHE Goodwin,
to Mr.. 2 G McClary, of George
town, S G, by Rev. j f Dunlop,
assisted by Rev. u w Davis, Of
the NJ f Church, South.
The largest watermelon received
at this office during The season was
one weighing sixty pounds sent 10y
Mr.. S j Bradshaw, Of Browns.
In accordance with our offer, Mr..
Bradshaw Is entitled to one years
subscription to The RECORD.
We are in receipt of the latest
catalogue of the College of Charles
ton. 1t is 4 gem of typographical
excellence and the matter contained
in it would be of interest to anyone,
especially to parents who have boys
ready for college. Write for cata-
logue to, Harrison Randolph, Char
lesion, S Z.
All kinds of printing done in first
class style at our job office. Bill
heads, letter heads, programmes and
posters printed on short notice.
Wedding invitations and visiting
cards engraved artistically. All
kinds of legal blanks for sale. Give
us Il trial order.
The following is the weekly crop
bulletin from this county, as report
ed by Mr.. d n johnson, of Chap
man:
Williamsburg.-The week gener-
ally has been favorable for harvest
ing cotton and peas; late peas have
improved since the rains ceased; rice,
chufas, potatoes, and ribbon. cane
are doing well, cotton seems to be
turning out very light since picking
has begun, some good hay has been
saved this week.
In the News and Courier Of last
Saturday It was stated that Il pre-
liminary protest bad been filed by
the counsel OF Mr.. } K Ellerbe,
the defeated candidate for Con-
gresS in the sixth district. The
counsel for Mr.. Ellerbe are Messrs.
w ID Melton. L ii Nelson ana q
p Logan. This is an important
case. and the friends of Mr.. Logan
in this, his native county, appre-
cate the compliment Of his being
retained along with such distin-
guished counsel.
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Camp Lee, Sept, IA. 1S9s.-6ur
regiment lesvs for Jacksonville at
5 o'clock p. m. Thursday. We will
90 over the South Carolina & Geor-
gia railroad to Charleston.
The regimental train will be In
three sections, one battalion to each
section.
All furloughs have been revoked
and the men are coming in on every
train in response to kilograms sent
them. l.. J. B.
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THE DISCHARGE.

TO whom it may concern: know We,
that Louis J Bri>tow. a first sergeant of
company a" of the Second Regiment
of South Carolina Volunteers. who was
enrolled on the fifth day of May, One
thousand eight hundred and nincty-cight,
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D.! TIT
FG.7L.
NOTICE IN PARTITION.
IN THE ORPHANS COURT OF
.JJEIATA COUNTY.

IN the matter OF the partition of the
real estate of William Harrison Mc.Alis-
ter, late of Eayette township, deceased
10 Rebecca J. No.Alister. widow: \.
Franklin AicGuliy, Homer, Calhoun
Co, Michigan; Hamilton McAister,
Tyrone, Pa. Il. Elliot HcAlister. Dodge.
Nebraska Emily 1icAIister, AIcAiis-
terviile. Pa; Minnie Martin. Aiifflin-
town, Pa. and Lizzie =. McAiister,
Willie Il. McAlister, and Sarah Ellie
McAlisier. whose guardian ad. litem is
WilberfOrce Schweyer, ESQ, OF AEiliiin-
town, Pa; Edward NJ Kelly, Mi!lers-
town, Pa. Jennie K. Graham, Spruce
/ Hill. Pa. MARY l.. Mover. Walnut,
Pa. John r. Jamison, Swales, Pa
! David VI. Janlison, .Amhoy, Illinois
Lucan W Jamison, East Paw Paw.
Illinois Issaac NJ Jamisou, Swales,
: Pa, ; Jennie +. Gushart, Burket, In
diana Clara NJ. JaGi=an. SWales, Pa
Clara Vi. Moore, Camp Hill, Pa. Julia
CasSeil. Mount JOY, Pa. Louis l.. Eos
ter, Kansas City, Mo. William Bell.
Stubansvi'ie, Ohio : Thomas Bell, t.n-
gieWood. Chicago, Illinois 4; Mary Bell
: Seviciiey, Pa Emily Bell. SeNickley,
Pa James Bell, Pittsburgh. Pa.
Mary NJ, CIeeHaWaut Buena Vista
Pa Ella Bell Seacri-t, West Newton
Pa ; Laura Bell NcAiister. West New
t0D, Pa T. II. =. Bel. GueHa Vista
Pa {; Mary Bell. Allegheny, Pa Ar.
thur W Beli, Allegheny. Pa. ; Marshall
Bel. Allegheny, Ia. Elizabeth Denny
Allegheny, Pa. Madaline Dewitt
Fresno. Fresno Co, Gal. a; Warren Me
CUliach, Milan, Sullivan GO, no.
Elizabeth Dewitt, kegcr. state Of Mis-
souri, ; Sharon AictUl!och, Roger, Mis-
= f.,
ested In said estate
S.Ciaytou Steiner, High sheriff. o
+ Juniata county, sends greeting rs fol
! lows Each Of you is hereby notified
that at am Orphans Court held on tie
/ 9Th day OF April. \. D.. 1898, 1T Milf
flintCWn, Pa, in and for The County
aforesaid, the report Of the inquest il
( partition and valuation OF the real e..
/ fate of the said deccdent was confirmed
/ and q Iu!e vas graHted upon az! the
J heirs interested in the real estate which
! the said W ilii;m Harrison Mc-AIistel
died, siezed. situate in Fayettc town
I ship, in said county Of jUuiata TO ap
pear III Cpen Court ut AIiflintoVn. Pa,
! ON IT itSDAf THE liIH DAY on
! JUNE, at ~ O'Clock q. m, and accept
or refuse the several tracts at The yGlua
ton made thereof OF ct = higher price
and also tc sECW cause why, if the SAID
real estate lie Eat accepted, ii should
not be sold by order OF The court.
The real estate was valued and ap
praisedas .ul!oWs:
Tract No /, AT $500. 60; tract No. ,
al Sl015.Oo; tract No. 3, at 1888, 33i
tract No. /. 541 6Gs tract No. ,, a
Si05e.s3I tract No. 6, at S196S.335
tract No :, at SlC05.00: tract No. s. a
SIS. 80.
S. CLAYTON STONER.
Sheriff Office, Sheriff:
Miiilintown. Pa, May 10, 1895.
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bankers and men of means. The
plant it is said will start with forty
men employed. That many more
men employed in the town would
be great help to the business.
The store keepers would be beni-
fitted, the butchers and bakers,
the water company and the cleo
trio light company, the men who
have the houses to rent, the banks
would be benefited and when SO
many are benefited the benefits
become general. Now having put
the hand to the plOw ii is hoped
that they may not turn back, but
go on with the work to the estab-
lishment of a business that may
prove to be thing of joy and
profit to the projectors and owners.
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HEADQUARTERS s,

1T, DAVID Il. WILSON,
Pest 1874, q. a. r., Mifiiintown,
Pa, May 10, 1898.
Comrades of the Post and all
comrades OF the war are requested
to assemble at headquarters on
Sunday May 29th, at 10!o'clock "a.
m, 10 attend ina body Memorial
services in the NJ. L. chnrch.
Comrades of the Post and all
comrades of the war are requested
to assemble at headquarters at .
O'Clock. p. M, May seth, to decor
ate graves, and participate in
Memorial day exercises.
The Following Committees have
been appointed to decorate graves
in Union cemetery, Comrades y.
j. Moist, J. X. Robson, ID. Pan
nebaker, j. L. North.
To furnish spruce for Monument
Comrades Gioses Pannebaker and
Henry Penny.
To furnish flowers ali comrades
of the var and all people.
To mark graves comrades Harry
Knisely, Geo. Wilson and w. II.
McNitt.
To make wreaths fer monument
Comrades W. T. Snyder, John
Pannebaker and Jos. Landis.
All organizations desiring to
participate, are most cordially in
vited to assemble on bridge street,
opposite Court House square at :
O'Clock p. m, where they Will be
assigned places in the of march.
BY Command of
&. .TCCLELLAN
W. II. RODGERS, Commander
Adit.
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATION.


Notice IL hereby given that all aPpli-
cation viii he made 10 the Governor OF
Pennsylvania. on Tuesday the 18th day
Of May, !. u, 1898; EyT. >. Moo rhead,
!! c. MOGrneGd, Nm. KIaft J.. :. Cat
lin and Carl +. EsrcuSci:gdeaH others,
under the act of assembly entitled An
Act to provide for The incoTpora-
alton and regulation OF certain corpor-
aticnS" app ,oved April 29th 1871, and
the supplements thereto, for the char
ter of AN intended corporation 10 he
called the TuScarora Fertilizer Company,
the character and object of which
is the manu- facture of fertilizers and
ingredients, in Juniata County, PenG-
syivania, an d for these purposes TO
to have, pos sess and eniCy all the rights
benefits and privileges Of said act of as
sonliIy and TIE supplements thereto.
= C.. SCH0Li,
Auil 10, 'Ss. Solicitor.
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A Sore

two inches across formed and in walking
to favor it 1 sprained my ankle. The sore
became worse; could not put my boot
on and thought should have to give up
at every step. I could not get any relief
and had to stop work. read of cure OF
p similar case by Hoods Sarsaparilla and
concluded to try it. Before had taken
all of two bottles the sore had healed and
the swelling had gone down. My
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LEGAL.
DROTHoNoTARY's NOTICE..

Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing accounts have been filed in the
office of the Prothonatary, of Juniata
county, and the same will be presented
for confirmation and allowance to the
Court of Common Pleas, ofsaid county,
on Tuesday the l4th day of June, a. ID.
1898, when and where all persons in
terested may attend if they think pro-
per-
l. The first and final account OF
James Fl, Funk, committee of Mary
Arbuckle, late of Tuscarora township,
deceased
.. The first and final account OF
David Muser, assignee of Michael
Shelly, of Delaware township.
w. II. XEIDERS,
Protholotary's office, Prothonotary
Mifliintown, Pa,
May l6, 1898.
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SCrOfuIa

Infests the blood of humanity. 1t
appears in varied forms, but is forced
to yield to Hoods Sarsaparilla, which
purifies and vitalizes the blood and
cures all such diseases. Read this:
nSeptember, 1884, made a misstep and
injured my ankle. Very soon afterwards,
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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1898-10-07
A Big MEETING.

Hon. w. B. Douglas, Republican
nominee for attorney general, ad-
dressed large audience at Butternut
Valley last evening. 1t wa one of the
largest meetings ever held in Butter
nut. Mr.. Douglas presented the is
sues Of tie day in a plain, un-varnish-
ed nner.dealing with the questions
of the tariff, sound money and terri
torial expansion. After he had con-
cluded, each of the candidates who
were present was called upon and re.
sponded briefly.