Democratic ticket not dictated by any district
Greensborough rumors claim the Third district will slate most of the Democratic ticket including Governor Comptroller and Attorney General. The newspaper rejects the notion that any district can control the ticket, insisting the party remains independent and united across all districts to present a representative slate.
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Roberts Seeks Maryland Governor Bid
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The South For Vice President In 1888
The Herald argues for Henry W. Grady of Atlanta as the favored Southern choice for Vice President on President Cleveland's 1888 ticket. It notes reunification after war and calls for a Southerner to strengthen the ticket with broad national appeal.
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Henry W. Grady
Atlanta
County ticket should be built from honest citizens to heal divisions
A Voter letter urges county Democrats to send three delegates to the State convention and nominate a ticket from trusted local citizens. It names candidates for county commissioners, legislature, sheriff, State’s Attorney, and judges, arguing merit over money and warning against self serving bosses. A farmer recounts a scam involving a ten dollar contribution and fake teeth.
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Wim. Pennington
Robt. Patton
Eli Sparklin
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Edward C. Carter
Jas. W. Bolt
Henry 8. Lewis
Edward E. Goslin
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Oleomargarine Critique and President's Autograph Card
Department of Agriculture study finds oleomargarine factories often prioritize profit over public health with uses of animal carcasses. The piece notes President Grant era card designs and how Grover Cleveland’s name appears on autographs, reflecting curiosity over presidential memorabilia.
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White House
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Paper hunts run through city as social amusement
The city enjoys a popular “paper hunt” with hares leading hounds along routes to finish about five miles away where refreshments await. Meanwhile the National Museum displays Grant relics in plush cases in the north hall including swords, canes, caskets, medallions and world tour souvenirs. A notable Japanese gold coin collection valued at 35,000 is featured alongside invitation cards and menus engraved on gold plates from Grant’s honor.
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Advocating Absentee Voting Reforms Face Opposition
A letter to the editors argues for enabling absentee voting for sick or temporarily absent voters. It proposes county rules, legislative action, and affidavits to allow voting away from polling places, warning of potential fraud and irregularties and noting legislature would be required.
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for All Skin Ailments Sold
An old time advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the best cure for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions with a pledge of guaranteed satisfaction or money back. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by George & Redden.
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Remarkable Recovery At Paris Texas From Consumption
In Paris Texas a man named J E Corley nearly died from consumption and could not move. A trial bottle of Dr King s New Discovery brought relief and he bought a large bottle and two boxes of Dr King s New Life Pills. After two boxes and two bottles he was well and gained thirty six pounds. Great Discovery bottles are at George Redden s with large bottles priced at 1.
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Electric Bitters Prove Cure for Liver Kidney Blood
W D Sult of Bippus Ind testifies Electric Bitters relieve rheumatism after six bottles. Abraham Hare of Bellville Ohio also praises the remedy in 20 years of experience. Thousands affirm it cures liver kidney and blood diseases. Sold for fifty cents at George Redden's drug store.
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Ind
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