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Newspaper
Democratic Enquirer
Location
Mcarthur, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1867
Page
2
Campaign subscribers are urged to renew for a year at 1.50 or 75 cents for six months, or 1.00 per year at Post Offices where clubs have been rot up. Papers will continue to be sent unless a discontinue notice is given.
Advertisement proclaims Dan Will & Bros sell more goods than any other local house. One partner travels to buy stock for a fifth lot since September. The Tounson and Jonnson shows visit Washington city near A Jonson on the Zlot of November. Winter quarters kept due to poor season, with management by Wane and a long list of show personnel.
Returns show Democrats with about a 14,000 lead in New Jersey with gains across counties. State Senate 11 Democrats 10 Republicans, Assembly 46 Democrats 14 Republicans, joint ballot Democratic 33. Massachusetts expected Republican edge 22,000 to 28,000. Maryland Democrats lead in governor race with about 28,640 citywide. Wisconsin modest Democratic gains, Minnesota Negro Suffrage defeated. Also notes on Atlantic City and local business scene, with an extended Philadelphia visitor letter praising Will’s establishment.
The piece notes Democrats winning majorities in New York and Brooklyn and Philadelphia switching from Republican to Democratic, with Boston as a Radicalism hotspot. It forecasts a Radical sweep failing to redeem the West, and advertises Demorest’s Monthly and related sewing and engraving premiums, including subscription offers and distribution details.
Witt and Co of Zaleski announces the fifth lot of goods received since September. The large dry goods house reports a steady supply tailored to local demand with attractive displays encouraging purchases from the great trade in the area.
A fragmented pass contains rumors about Capt Jones challenging a State Senate contest and potential costs to gather evidence in counties. It references editorials from the Pomeroy Banner and Vinton Record, plus somber remarks about the deceased in Salt River graves, with local store mentions and political intrigue.
Excitement grows as J A Frivon buys a large, fashionable stock to arrive this week for fall and winter trade. The store promises the most complete, beautiful and cheapest assortment in the county with latest styles in dress patterns, skirts, linens, cassimeres, hosiery, gloves, shawls and notions. Go examine the new styles at Farerons.
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