Digital Kenyon: Research, Scholarship, and Creative Exchange Mount Vernon Banner Historic Newspaper 1888 7-26-1888 Mount Vernon Democratic Banner July 26, 1888 Follow this and additional works at: https://digital.kenyon.edu/banner1888 Recommended Citation "Mount Vernon Democratic Banner July 26, 1888" (1888). Mount Vernon Banner Historic Newspaper 1888. 29. https://digital.kenyon.edu/banner1888/29 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 LIE MOUNT VERNON, OHIO: THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1888. NUMBER 11. A Leading Indiana Paper Repudiates AWFUL FLOOD AT WHEELING.? A FARMER’S VIEWS. I went to advertising, and when the door closed on the disgusted delega­ The tumult that followed defies de­ B. and 0. EXCURSIONS. Harrison. agent sold one he was allowed twenty- tion, a roar of laughter would go up scription. Everybody spoke at once, five dollars. Of the remaining hun­ over the “hay-seeders.” and in the midst of the confusion that The fuilbwyig special Excursion rates ITIk banner. The following is an editorial taken Great Loss of Life and Destruction Tired of Being Over-Taxed and of Property. dred and twenty-five, seventy-five went Now, let us see how the infernal sys­ restless son of Satan, slippery Sap* are announcoil by the*lL.& 0. ’and tl^ from a recent number of the Evansville in as profit to the company, and fifty tem works as to the farmer? His mar­ Jones, a born, idiot, threw a dead cat The Illinois Staats Zeitung, hereto­ Wheeling, July 19—Particulars of a Poorly Paid for His Products, Columbus a^d Citwninafi Midland R. Ind., Bulletin. Evansville is the lead­ to the protectionists. ket is a foreign one. All the surplus .that took the Hon. Lycurgus square in fore Republican, has bolted the Repub­ disastrous Hood in the Ohio here show R. Companies: * • . t . ing husines and manufacturing city of He Quits the Grand Old Party, and This is only a beginning. There is that is over the home demand goes to, the countenance. I say it was slippery lican platform. It believes the G. O. P.' that it is simply appalling. Every­ nothing a farmer purchases that does Europe, where our Congress has no Sam, for he is as sure to have a dead Cincinnati Centennial Exposition, Indiana, and the Bulletin is a staunch Gives His Reasons Therefor. has out-lived its usefulness. thing is in such a chaotic condition not pay toll to these protectionists. I jurisdiction, and where the price is cat about him as a protectionist has his July 4 to Oct. 27, ’88. Low exf ursiop and influential Republican journal. take my two horses to the blabksmith’s fixed, not only for what is sold there, cry of British gold. Let;it rest, how­ rates will be made from all points in that details must be late. From Belford's Magazine.] The fellow lately caught in Chicago But, Harrison is too strong a dose for to be shod, for example. The black­ but for all that is sold at home. This is ever, as to who threw the cat. It was Ohio. At 9:20 the Baltimore and Ohio and charged with having thirty-two the Bulletin, even, to swallow, and it I am a farmer, the son of a farmei, smith charges me, for all-round shoe­ free trade. He is free to sell, without thrown, and it silenced the Hon. Ly­ Ohio Centennial, at Columbus, Sept. wooden bridge on Main street was and the father of farmers. I have been ing, one dollar and twenty’ cents. Of tax or charge, wherever he finds a de­ curgus, adjourned the meeting, and 4 to Oct. 19. Round trip excursion wives is a life-long Republican, which repudiates him in the following vigor­ swept away with from twenty to thirty all my days scratching a poor man’s Of this, forty cents is retained for pro­ mand. And in this market he comes came near burning down the Noodle- tickets will be sold on Sept. 4 to Oct. 19. fact accounts for the connection be­ ous and unmistakable language. This eople on it, of these ten are known to back in an efiort to make a living off' tection. To have a new roof on ashed ; in contact with the lowest form of pau­ tooz.y town hall; for, as the Hon. L. For the opening of the Ohio Centen­ tween Republicanism and Mormonism. repudiation of Harrison is all the more leaves two dollars in the hands of Mr. per labor known in the world. How is staggered back, he knocked over the nial, at Columbus, Sept. 4, round trip e saved. Names cannot be given yet. my farm. 1 am sixty years of age. significant, coming from his own home, Several of the rescued are on a tow Carnegie and such, to keep up palaces it when he comes to buy? It is protec- table, and with it a kerosene lamp. tickets will be sold to Columbus at one The old fogy imitates the dead—the in Indiana. It shows that intelligent boat which could not land at the wharf. My form is bent, my hands are hard, in Scotland and at home. Mr. Blaine tection. Every article of clothing, The lamp exploded, and the whole cent a mile. progress men create. Let the Repub­ and my eyes are dim. I own one hun­ says protection is a Republican princi­ every material that goes to give a shel­ concern tumbled into the street, with­ National encampment of the G. .A. people can no longer be frightened by Owing to the current it had to seek a ple, and must be sustained. He was ter, all that is necessary to carry on his out waiting fora motion to adjourn. R. afColumbus, SejJ. 10 to 14; Round licans depend for their success on the the “free trade” lie and that the “state landing lower down. dred and sixty acres of as rich, well rolling along over English pikes, be­ work, is increased, as to price, to twice I am very sorry the disturbance oc­ trip tickets will be sold Sept. 8, 9, 10,11 men who “tit” with Harrison in 1840. The river rose three feet in fifty min­ watered and wooded land as there is in pride” humbug is played out, so far as utes. hind four blooded horses, and sitting or thrice its value. He then buys under curred. I believe, however, I got the and 12, good for return passage to Sept. The Democrats depend for victory on Harrison is concerned. But, read what On the National road trains, coal Ohio. I say 1 have worked hard to by Mr. Carnegie.. Probably, if I were protection and sells finder free trade. best of the argument. Sol. Putnam. 19, at the low rate of one cent per mile. the live men who fought in the success­ make a living. I have done something fixed that way, 1 would see the beau­ Small wonder the pdor man stands Parties from a distance, by depositing the Bulletin says, as follows: chutes, houses and all are gone. The aghast in the midst of his overtilled fields, ful ranks of Cleveland in 1884. YY’heeling and Nofl’-sf. bridges are both more—I have raised and, in a way, edu­ ties in the system. But, you see, I am SOME FACTS their tickets with the joint agency, can Evansville is the first commercial on the side that sees only the swin­ and sees the very ground slipping from have limit for return passage extended and manufacturing city of the great gone, and Wood-st. bridge is impass­ cated three sons and one daughter. I In 1840, \Ym. Henry Harrison, the able. dle. beneath him, as, year by year, this fear­ That Should Be Kept Before The thirty days. state of Indiana, the state which is the suppose I could have made a living, a ful abuse goes on. To meet his loans West Virginia exposition and State grand-1'afher of the present Republican Nine persons living on Caldwells run YY’hen my daughter died, I took People. home of the Hon. Ben. Harrison, the poor sort of living, lor myself and fam­ he borrows on mortgage, in the vain Fair will be held at YY’heeling. YY’. Y’a., are known to be drowned. Six bouses home her three children. After that, That during the three years that candidate for President, received 1,275,- Republican nominee for the Presidency hope that the next season’s crop may Absolutely Pure. ily out of the farm, but this attempt to when my daughter-in-law died, I adopt­ Aug. 27 to 31. Rate, one fare for tne on Caldwells run are gone. The list Cleveland has been President, slavery 017 votes when lie was elected. In '84 of the United States, yet in this city of prove more prosperous, pay him out, round trip, from Newark and intermed­ This powder neyer varies. A marvel of will doubtless be increased. school my boys has left me very poor. ed her two. So I nave a family. I such vast importance, the Republicans, and save his poor home and few acres has not been restored* iate stations.