The Shelby Democrat
Shelbyville, Indiana
July 18, 1895
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Call at McGuire & Co.'s and see the hand made top buggies, jump seat surreys and phaetons. They have a nice display of all kind of carriage work of their own make. These are selling to suit the times. Farmers this is the best place for you to buy a good buggy or surrey, on East Broadway. 18 w2Shelbyville, Indiana
July 18, 1895
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The Shelby Republican
Thursday, February 23, 1893
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Bargains in carrieages, phaetons, surreys, jump-seat surreys, will be sold at a cut price for thrity days. Come at once to McGuire & Co.Thursday, February 23, 1893
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The Shelby Democrat
February 25, 1892
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City and County.
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McGuire & Co., will
sell a lot of second hand work very cheap, consisting of two-seated work
phaetons and buggies in order to make room for their large stock of new work.
February 25, 1892
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City and County.
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McGuire & Co., have for sale a lot of blacksmith tools that they will
sell cheap, having bought out the unfinished stock and tools of M.
Carrithers, corner of Broadway and Pike Streets.
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McGuire & Co.,
are building a fine line of carriages, surreys, phaetons and buggies for the
spring trade. Their $96 buggy is a splendid piece of work for the money.Contributed by Phyllis Miller Fleming
The Daily Republican
Friday Evening, July 6, 1888
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Matt Temperley has a house for rent on South West street. Inquire at McGuire's shop.Friday Evening, July 6, 1888
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The Shelby National Volunteer
Weekly
Shelbyville, Ind., February 2, 1871
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The Blacksmith shop of McGuire & Co.,
carriage manufactueres, and also that of James Hines, was entered by burglars a few nights since and a
quantity of tools --- about thirty dollars worth --- taken from each.Shelbyville, Ind., February 2, 1871
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The Shelby Republican
Thursday, May 6, 1877
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A C A R D.
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To the Citizens of the City of
Shelbyville:Thursday, May 6, 1877
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A C A R D.
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1st. To the Republican who voted for me for the office of Mayor, I thank you heartily for the support you gave me on Tuesday last.
2nd. To the Democrats who supported me, you have my heartfelt thanks. Considering the immense difficulties we had to encounter, the earnest desire on the part of a portion of the Democracy to elect their candidates, the liquor interest, and [?..ted] influences brought to bear upon me, together with dissensions in our own ranks, growing out of petty spites and jealousies, and downright treachery on the part of others, to which must be added quite a number of illegal votes. All those things conspiring against me, I consider that I done well and believe that by an honest verdict of citizens of Shelbyville I would be the mayor. I quit the field with no ill feeling toward my opponent. We have long been friends, and I hope we will remain such in the future.
Again I thank you one and all for the splendid vote you gave me, and of which I shall always feel proud.
JAMES E McGUIRE
Contributed by Phyllis Miller Fleming
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