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Waldo TAYLOR Digital Kenyon: Research, Scholarship, and Creative Exchange Mount Vernon Banner Historic Newspaper 1888 2-16-1888 Mount Vernon Democratic Banner February 16, 1888 Follow this and additional works at: https://digital.kenyon.edu/banner1888 Recommended Citation "Mount Vernon Democratic Banner February 16, 1888" (1888). Mount Vernon Banner Historic Newspaper 1888. 37. https://digital.kenyon.edu/banner1888/37 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by Digital Kenyon: Research, Scholarship, and Creative Exchange. It has been accepted for inclusion in Mount Vernon Banner Historic Newspaper 1888 by an authorized administrator of Digital Kenyon: Research, Scholarship, and Creative Exchange. For more information, please contact [email protected]. L. HARPER, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR A FAMILY NEWSPAPER—DEVOTED TO NEWS, POLITICS, AGRICULTURE, LITERATURE. THE ARTS AND SCIENCES, EDUCATION, THE MARKETS, &c. $2.00 PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE. VOLUME LT. MOUNT VERNON, OHIO: THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1888. NUMBER 40. ESTABLISHED 19S1. Were They ‘Tree Traders,” Too? JOSEPH MEDILL ON THE TARIFF. Bob Ingersoll Says the Country is TILLIE AND LILLIE. A Ghastly Discovery. • Real Estate Transfer. Republican demagogues, (remarks Happy and that Cleveland will Chicago, Feb. 8.—A ghastly sight II. L. Curtis, eXr., to A. Fridel, lot HOWARD HARPER the Newark Advocate), raise a great He Says the Republican Party is be Nominated. The Similarity of Two Letters Gets met the gaze of Amos J. Snell’s hired in MtVernon................................. $ 300 00 Pledged to a Reduction. a Young Man in Trouble. Hugh Horn to Timothy Dudgeon, howl because the Democratic party, Washington, D. C. Feb. 8.—“I am man when he entered the house at 425 land in Clinton.............................. 2160 00 THE LEZ.EI1TG We agree with the Springfield Repub­ Jacksonville, Fla.. Feb. 8.—Mr. ew ork in accordance with the necessities of not giving much attention to politics,” N Y , Feb. 9.—The formation Washington Boulevard, this morning, James Glassgow to S. D. Roberts lican that Riddleherger is a good deal of the capital letters T and L has made land in Clinton.............................. 400 00 the times and the demands of the peo­ Joseph Medill, editor of the Chicago said Colonel Bob Ingersoll in answer to to attend to the furnace. The hall was REAL ESTATE, of a hornet, and simply pestiferous, as Richard Sterling Willis, a Brooklyn C. R. Baker to Sherman Baker, land ple, propose to revise the tariff and re­ Tribune, who has been in Jacksonville a question put to him. “Everything is covered with blood, and bullet marks in Howard..................................... 380 00 REGULATOR a rule, hut in this matter of secret ses­ lawyer, the defendant in a breach of John T. Wright to Albert Wright, duce the, surplus, 'lhey raise the hue for some days, was asked to give his moving along so well that nobody but were scattered about the walls. At the Fire, Tornado, Life, sions the country will watch with views upon the tariff policy outlined promise suit, instituted by Miss Lillie land in College.............................. 1500 90 and cry of “free trade,” and talk and politicians are taking much interest in head of (he stairway leading to the Sarah Crill to S. S. Tuttle, lot in Steam Boiler, amused interest the attempts of digni­ in President Cleveland’s message. Mr. Ingersoll, of Washiugton, Pa. Miss Fredericktown............................... 1000 00 fSBLTLESSFAMILY MEDICINE write as if no one ever proposed to re­ politics. The people are working at basement wat the dead body of Mr. O) fied Senators to sit on him without get­ Medill replied: “I do not consider my Lillie has a sister, Miss Tillie, and dur­ Peter Pearl to Brunsom Smith, lot Accident, Plate Glassi “I have used. Simmons Liver duce the tariff before. Now, we pro­ their various pursuits, in their shops Snell, with a bullet hole in his head and ting stung. position as in the least antagonistic to and on farms and in another in his breast. The servant girl in Rossville................................... 275 00 INSURANCE I Regulator for many years, hav­ factories, their ing the early part of 1884 they were John Williams to AV. AAr. Owen, lot ing made It my only Family pose to show these gentlemen that the heard a number of shots between one UTTJU INSURANCE c the policy of the Republican party. their business and are prospering. The visiting a Mrs. Ludlam in ’Brooklyn. in Waterford................................. 210 00 Medicine. My mother beforo Sukie Rose, a colored woman, who Democratic party is acting in accord­ and two o’clock, but was afraid to in­ A. C. Rowley to At. L. Rowley, lot F JL £AAJJ A Specialty. me was very partial to it. It is You will remember that the greatest country is happy, the people are sup­ This lady is a cousin of Lawyer Willis, IO first class Com parties rep was so dried tip and distorted by age as ance with a long line of illustrious Re­ porting the government, and those who vestigate the cause. Snell’s revolver in Fredericktown.......................... 1 00 30 a safe, good and reliable medi­ reduction in the tariff was made in and it was at her house that he met Thos. McKee to O. L. Styers, lot in resented, Stock and Mutual! cine for any disorder of the to hardly resemble a human being died publican precedents, in respect to this are looking to have tlie government Miss Lillie and Miss Tillie. One was was found by his side with one of the system, and if used in time is 18G7, when the Republicans had con­ chambers empty. He must have been Alt. Vernon..................................... 1000 00 Heal Estate and Persona) > at Columbia, S. C., a few days ago. She matter of reducing the revenue. Fol­ support them are the ones specially in­ thirty-three years of age and the other M. J. Simeon to W. B. Robertson, Property Sold. « great preventive of sickness. trol of the National House and the terested in polities. It is not a matter of thirty-five, while Mr. Willis is only shot before reaching the spot where I often recommend it to my claimed to be one hundred and twenty- lowing are the deliverances of a num­ his body was found, ns bloody tracks “lot in Fredericktown.................... 20000 z< Dwellings, Farms,Stores friends, and shall continue to leaders of that party had time and moment who is or who is not president. twenty-five. After the young ladies re­ Samuel Israel to Atartin Engle, lot and Offices Rented. do so. one years old and to have been brought ber of distinguished Republican lead­ In fact, it would not seriously disturb turned to their home, Mr. Willis receiv­ were easily traced on the floor from in Howard........................... 13000 “Rev. James M. Rollins, Io this country from Africa shortly after again advocated a reform in this direc­ the country if the Presidential office the door. A burglary had been com­ Jacob Snyder to Atartin Engle, lot ers. upon this very point, given some tion. When a reduction of the tariff ed an anonymous letter filled with pro­ O Rents Collected. a Pastor M. E. Church, So. Fairfield, Va.” were left vacant for at least four years.” testations of love, which he afterward mitted, as the panel of the kitchen in Howard..................................... 600 00 Commissions Satisfactory. I the Revolutionary war. years ago. They cannot be denied. was proposed, the same old arguments door was cut out. It is supposed that Rachel Back to Josiah H. Holmes, by “What is your opinion of the present found was from Miss Lillie, lie an­ m TIME AND DOCTORS’ DILLS SAVED Moreover, they were endorsed, at the were used against it which we hear so Snell heard the burglars, and descend­ lot in Gambier............................ 180 00 a hr ay ft keeping Simnions Liver The loss of cattle in Montana hy administration?” swered the letter, and until June, 1880, Silas Kirby to AV. S. Kerr, land in r legislator in the house, time, by the grand old Republican frequently to-day. It was alleged that “I haven’t thought much about it, ing, pistol in hand, to investigate the freezing and starvation last winter this measure would open the field to kept up a constant correspondence AI orris........................................... 130 00 E H O H E H. parly, as being perfectly sound views. beyond the fact that Mr. Cleveland is with her. Then at her request he visit­ cause wag met and shot before he could Harrison Alorgnn to Leander Dur­ “I have found Simmons River amounted to about $5,000,000. The foreign competition in our manufac­ do more than fire one shot. Larry Banner OfHee—First Floor. Regulator the best family med­ The Republican press then did not call President and the Democrats are in ed her at her home in Washington. bin, land in Pleasant................... 1500 00 icine I ever used for anything destruction this winter, judging by t' e tures; that our mill* and factories power under him. I say under him, Wakelock, the furnace man, who was John 8. Braddock to S. N. Hobbs, President Arthur and Secretary Folger would be forced to shut down; that the While there he discovered to his hor­ lots in Mt. Vernon....................... 1000 <X) that may happen, have used it damage already inflicted, will undoubt­ not over him, because he seems to he ror that both the sisters were in love the first to give the alarm, declares in Indigestion, Colic, Dinrriuea, “free traders.” Put. read what these operatives would be driven to farming there are no indications that the bur­ M.Grandleto Sarah A. Hawkins, MONEY TO LOAN! edly be at least as great.
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