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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-13
DROPoSALS FOR SUPPLIES.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb. 3, 1874
Sealed proposals in duplicate for the following Sub
sistence stores viii be received until noon, March
20 1874: 100 bbs. best quality Mess Or prime Mess
$ bbs. Fancy i Flour; sS9o lbs: Navy or Medium
Beaus; s.Ooo lbs. prime caroilns Rice; 900 lbs.
caddies: 100 lbs. Ganpowder Tea, n lol6. saddies:
S yncs.r s1sss lSs pgs Guilty. ssaa c.S
dies, SIS; 10 90 lbs; best quality Fimily soap 900
per, (bIscE;) 1000 lbs Sar-eured BresEst Bacon;
1000 lbs: sugsr-cured Ham: 500 lbs. Java Coffee:
COO lbs. Granulated Sugar; % CALLS Golden syrup;
Loo cakes Toilet Soap assorted; 10 kits Mackerel,
extra mess; doz. Columbia River Salmon; p ar.
Tomatoes. 2-lb. cans; dog. Condensed MIX; 3doz.
Lemon Extract; 50 lbs Corn Starch; l50 lbs. Yeast
Powder, a-lb. cans; 2 900 lbs. pure Leaf Lard;
Usual conditions to be complied with.
T., RIT.RTYRN
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DYE, n. WARNER.
D. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer.
Federal buildings, corner Seventh Ond sts.N.W.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF A THREE-sTORY BRICK
DWELLING ON THE WEST SIDE OF THIR-
I5 EEMrTTMs fsHTkkEHET sETWEE EMcTT,6AN MD

DWELLING ON THE WEST SIDE OF THlR-
eFREETs NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
BY virtue Of . deed OF trust. dated September u
Al ID. 1871, duly recorded in Lbsr 81, folio So one
d the Land Records for Washington county, Dis
tHct Of Columbia, and q tbs request Of the party
sufed ne .s viii III pyeF .S,aG II
ls4, at 4ocloek. p NJ the iol5SwinE described real
o1colamba, 70 WI: Althat certain piece Or parcel
t3snty -ax. o. Din cauare numbered tive hundred
handed 90 follows via: Commencing At point on
Thirteenth (isfhl street west one hundred and
6Gy-one Usi) feet and four az inches from g
st}eet north, and running thence along said Thr-
tenth (sthl street nofthwardiy eighteen (s) feet
an eleven (1n inches, thence west parallel with
s1d street one hundred and four Q0) feet, thence
sohth parallel with sid Thirteenth (l3th) street
ei{hteen S feet and eleven iii inches. thence east
nSrallel with said G street one hundred and four
IN feet 70 the place of beginning, together with
iht improvements, ~ above.
Terms: One third cash, and balance at six and
Twelve months, for which installments the pur.
chaser Will be reqairedt0 givehs promissory notes,
6ripg interest at the rate Of ten per cent per an.
NUN from day of SALE and secured By deed Of trust
onfhe preplises sold. deposit Of 2so will be re-
qured OF the purehaser at time Of sale. All convey.
2nink at puichasef's cost. terms OF sale are not
complied with IN seven days from day OF sale, the
pr{perty will b resold at the risk and cost OF the
deulting purchaser or purchasers, amer Ave days
advertisement In some one or more newspapers
published Ia 'Hs f1Y e WissiefsSSph 2.
| n A AE0StoeSs
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rRgsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED PROPERTY ON OREGON AVENUE,
8ETMEEN SEVENTEENTH AND EIGHs
TEnnE6N NEWsSTsRR EETs AND G,S AND STREETS

By virtue Of . deed or trust from Johl Cronln
and wife 70 me, dated January q, ls7a duly e,
records Of the District Of Columbia, ADD upon dc:
fsuit In the terms OF said trust and BY direction q
auction, In front OF the premises, on SATURDAY.
the2ls day Of March. 1874, at o'clock P. MI AZ
scribed e Lots numbered ihirty.nile ,,tS Sry'
81 6o,ty,ons' i4lS ferty;sso; s. Saorsy,:fs. tssj
5orty and g. forty Gaiy: mime
Sesed Eve n az "a seven, al eight (s) and
nine. ts.S in SQUARE ssmbered one hundred and
aftv.tNc rs, Tin NE city OF Washington. District
OF Cojnm to the recorded plat thereof;
Terms 81 .slef4ts smount secured by said deed
ssle in cash, and the balance ut six and twelve
months, with the notes Of the purchaser, bearing
trust on ~ property. A deposit Of one hundred
dollars ~ be required Of the purchaser at time Of
SAMUEL II. BOND, Trustee.
mhy(d&ds J.T.COLDWELL, salesman.
M II, n. WARNER =
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Il Nh GI DTxS SNNAhh' Trustees.
eMWE&ds Salesman,
DY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucslon'rs,
ID No. 1901, northwest corner Tenth and d SITS.
EXECUTORS, SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M
Pk9yER PROPERTY IL So THE CENTJRsAML
ENTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN PENN
SYLVANIA AVENUE AND II STREETS

n. we Shal ell. In front Of the promises Lot ~,
10 square No. 10, fronting twenty-seven feet nine
inches on Seventeenth street, and running through
10 the depth thereof to an alley, containing 2, IA
sqlarc feet Of ground, with improvements, consist
ing Of We-6uilt three story and basement dwell.
Ing, containing ten rooms and bathroom. with all
modern improvements.
must be paid at time Of sale; the deferred payments
% BE made in four equal payments q 81. twelve
he rate Of seven per cent par annum from day Of
saie and secured by deed Of trust on the property
old to the Of the Executors. The terms
d Be complied with within ten days from the day Of
sSle othcrwise the executors reserve the right to
rSse the property at the risk aud cost OF
Purchaser by advertisement in some newspaper pub
lished In the city Of Washington. All conveyancing
JOHN T. OWEN,
Ia e. y MILION.
GREEN WILLIAMS,
NH fSfnr1 AuctiOneerS.
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r. THE ABOVE SALE Is PosTPoNEn
HAZE E r.: sss. and
cls..r.rsSSSo. +; SLfiSSJr1, s .,s..sss.
&rHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
On Seec1rt q The inclemency q the weather untii
MILLfAN sTICkNEY, Tm,t.es,
( oeO. =, rkANTs s.,..-
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AUCTION SALES.
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Future Days.

RH Dga0$H6eI 11o0.,
Aeetl0noe0 &nG Cemmisslou Merchants
eSStheos soSnn u MIMI and ID streets northwest.
~ X yi!tse e sssSse9E ~ sepreme cour. OF the
ssH m ~ a. dsv ~ ss Isns court Of equity,
p5cinson ssd os1.r y f 9c. ss,e
SnS.e - RSseTs sc1s e tke aastlo1
Ninth and streets nysshvest. on TUESDAY. the
M, ths foiowinename6 psrscnsi pscSertys0 xs 2:
silver Table and fsspccas, alver FosEs. cs;tcrs.'
ChinswsFe, ststues Vases, Books, Picinrfs, Cut.
iery Watches. Pistols, Swords. Ear-rings, BreasS-
TERM ~ b BUKNSTfSE.ss
pUNcANSOy BROS
v,sr1-1 4 rah1z rSthYl Auetloneeps.
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WE HAVE BEEN DYEIN0 FOR THIS
w eonn1HS,s{ r AZ rynlsia!sy e. n lass
and arc SIM willing, and hope 70 BE - wen pre-
pared to do 20 n the 6tuge Ne ever have In the
past. Thank1hl 10g pAat lhyorl, We appeal 10 our
friends and the communisy 10 show their apprecia-
n $500 ". r.. WukA1LEYD
Premium stean Dr. wssss, wher. ~ tinds Of
Wy = = nJEPHRRs0N STREET. a
fsbli.ef r,-L Gsergetewn. y. z.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-13

CLEARY.
ID Auesfoneefs and Real Estafe Broh~ra
Corner Of Iennsyiyania ayepne and Eieven.rs
Star Once Building.
sRIcIAk SALE or WAX FRUITS, coxYfc:
H HCSN1Si SsA41kbs.ASb cov adz WIZ
GLAS SHADES. -.
On WEDNESDAY NORNIXG, March 10. 1879.
a. our Sue tou rooms. coinme ucng at II clock. we
shall }ei for arc ount or the .poTteIs, large and
sapel6 collection OF Wax Work Of Yruits. Conisc-
and covered with french slsss .bIdes.
Tbe collection viii be on exhibition the Day PRIOR
70 faIe. For specimen samples, In snvanee OF sale.
Els windows, No. va Pennsyiv Sni. avenue;
: 20 the windows Of Goldstein, Ne. 6is Pennsy'-
JIIE..s cash. LXTIMER . eLEARY.
an0 (Stsrl Auctions ers.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-02-06

PIERCE COUNTY CoURT-Is PRosArE-
State Of Wisconsin, a.
Pierce County
In the matter Of the guardianship OF
Arthur w Bowron, Walter H. Bowrou
ana George 4, Bowron, minor heirs OF
Maria Bowrou, deceased.
1t 9ppear.ng to the satisfaction of this
court by the petition of Robert Bowron Of
the county Of Pierce, That it is necessary
Tor the support and education and for the
interest of the aforesaid minors, TO sell the
southeast quarter of the southeast quarter
Of section twenty six, in township thirty
one Of range eighteen, west, situated in the
county Of ST. Croix and wherein the sfore-
said minors have joint interests as heirs
at law Of the aforesaid Maria Bowron, de-
ceased.
It is therefore ordered that all persons
interested in the said real estate, appear
before the undersigned, Judge of the coun-
ty court for said county, at his Office in the
village Of Ellsworth on the 20th day OF
February, A. D.. 1874, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon, to show cause, if any they have,
why license should not be granted to the
said Robert B0wron, guardian 70 said mi
nOrs, to sell the above described real estate
for the aforesaid purposes
And it IS further ordered that "a copy u
the above order be published in the RIVER
FALLS JOURNAL, newspaper printed in
said county, for At least four successive
weeks and served on all persons interested,
in the county Of Pierce, at least fourteen
days previous TO the day Of hearing the
said application
Dated this 9TH day Of January, A. D.,
1874
By the Court
81 At T. d. PIERCE, County Judge.
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a correspondent Of the Truc Repu5.
licdn, reviewing the Governors Mes.
sage, handles that portion Of it rotating
to the subject Of education, IN a terse,
logical manner, as follows:
Under the head og education the
MESSAGE is brief. Oar educational in.
terosts are too vital 70 be passed over
hastily. We have in the State pretty
well up 70 half million Of children Of
school age, and for their educa4a We
pay nearly or quite two million If dol.
lars annually and notwithstanding 81
boast q the magnificent school funds.
II - 80 very meayra That wo have I,
RAISE by dtrcct taxation about tvely,
dollars TO every one dollar received from
the state school fund THIS tax usu
ally equals an other taxas together aud
IS no light yccuniary matter Surely
We pay enough 70 educate all the Chi.
dren; yet It's d dyl,orAblo fact and
one that WISCONSIN should hasten n 81
ashamed oi, that II tLc,a near a hall
million OF school children, no. mu,l
more thau two thirds enter a scboo
} ousc at all, and many Of those who 4
z are cnly permitted 70 spend what
might bc termed heir spare time OF
such DAYS as thcj eau he d no use a
home. is It wislum-is il economy -
can we o6ord it, aus is it r,gtt to pcr.
nit one hundred aud fAy thousand d
The sous and daughters Of Wisconsin, /.
grow up as the savage who rtcecla NJ
Vth5ut culture. untitled II exercise b,
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GLtp TIuiS1s.--A new era In aeiioil
science has dawued upon the land The
wIntcr winds whistle il, the NOV glis.ens
., tae sun has risen aud flashed il all
around, that rheumatism. 80 long domj-
naui, has been subiued and conquered by
DIR GREENE'S SPECIFIC.
~ Offering this preparation 10 the people
ct River Fa'!s aud adjacent country. CON.
Tess 20 somc missgiyIags, knowing rs do
the public mind touching new preparations
We're q not tor che actual knowledge pos.
scSs ct the intrinsic merits OF the Specific,
q were ton iar beneath MY dignity as a
close observer aud earnest supporter 1t our
American cole Of ethics 60 recommend the
use or s,cs the Introduction Of sealed
preparation Tho formula add mode
81 manipulation are familiar 20 me- Tn,
formula embraces many OF the mogt value
9t' Therapeutics, 81 ,Ae Ndiera Nf8,ed.
"Aut lhe mole ot manipulation is 10 strict
an'otiautc With the processes Of the L $
tharmae3 pW.a, The originator, Dr. q. w
Hrteu, nov deceased ia regular practice
upwards q thirty years, enjoying the while
90 mean celebrity in the community Ia
winch hc lived, had been afflicted for over
Twelve years With Chronic Rheumatism
turing That time. a. may be naturally In.
terrct, he made the subject his special
study. Treating IL palholug,caly. be ulu.
mately reached the conclusion IA az Rkeu.
aI's~ q disease % a.. siooa aeptn3lay
ap1n q certain ughsdllbg condition ~ t4s iirsr
and llal'U' Upon ibis theory he found, 4
tue spccih' Toe effect 81 ~ u,y UNION
I himself vs. a radical snd almost inslants
ntop, cure Thee arc many nov vho e.a
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DIED.

SuATTUCk.- AT his residence IN Clifton.
the ID inst, A. z SuATrUCK, sged SO
years.
Mr.. Sha'tuck was one Of the piouecr
settlers Of the St Croix Valley, AMI he
had long enjoyed the confidence and re-.
spect Of a large circle Of friends. He
leaves a widow, the sJle survivor Of hi,
family. Sac il now IA issble health
and was unable to attend the funeral Of
her husband which took place at the
N. + Church ia this village on Wed.
nesd4y last.
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We propose to send the weekly edi.
ton Of the JOURNAL to every school
district clerk in the county during The
present year, Cor the benefit Of the
teachers and district officers II will
contain interesting articles upon the
subject Of education from Prof Cady
and from several Of the best teachers il
the ST. Croix Valley.
60 far as we have been able 10 ascer
tain the names Of district officers, We
shall send the JOURNAL Of this week
aud So will attempt to supply the rest
as soon as their names aud Post Office
address may be ascertained. Town
clerks will do US favor by forwarding
them at an early day.
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tights aud enjoy the privileges Of clti.
zens?
The pressing duty Of the day is to see
that oH the children OF the State are
trained aud fitted for usefulness in the
State; hence we come TO compuson;
that is the great task Of the day.
We must come to it, and why delay
the duty SO plainly discernible by All
good educators? If the Governor had
taken this stand and maintained it with
the vigor shown on other topics, his
message, good as it is, would have been
entitled to still higher rank as a state
paper. $500 =
Troy, Jan. 9th, 1874.
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BRILLIANT WoRK.--We have on our
table the anxicusly expected January Quar-
terly issued by the world famous scotsman
ami florists, BRfoGs s. BROTHER, ROCHESTER,
y. l. and although we had anticipated from
the pryei0us announcement Of the firm 10
see something quite elaborate, we were not
prepared 10 see the wondrous combination
OF brilliant colOrs displayed on the caen-
dar cover, TO say nothing Of the beautiful
typography Of the book proper, which Il
printed on rose tinted paper. The illustra.
tons are splendidly worked up, and the
work rebounds TO the credit Of the Roches
ter Printing Company, which have printed
al the recent works Of this famous house.
II is surprising hat these elaborate works
can be sent four times year for the low
price OF twenty five cents, but we suppose
the subsequent purchases OF Seeds, Bulbs
or Plants, make the firm whole upon their
very liberal outlay for printers ink 10
referring TO the Rochester Printing Com.
pany AS the printers, we should not omit 10
say that the cover was executed by G. r.
MrsTz Co, who enjoy an enviabIe reputa-
lon AZ hrst-class photographers The mag.
niheent Parlor Chrome for 1874 IAN en-
craving Of which Is presented in the Cata.
logue), was also the work Of MuxTz & Co
we pronounce it the finest floral chrome
we have ever seen, aud shall take the first
opportunity to grace our sauctum with IL.
II 10 hardly necessary 10 say that BRlsGs
BROTHER are at the head Of the largest
Seed house in the world, aud that nearly
2O,OOJ dealers In North America bus their
seeds.to sell again. The Parlor Chrome is
q most happy hit on the part Of the artist.
It represents several vases Of FLOWERS stand
ing upon marble door, with
a large mirror, IN which are re.
Elected the objects in front Of it.
one vase with = medallion, which does not
show in the foreground, but which is re-
yealed in the reflection; vase with gold.
fish is also reflected in the mirror, and the
skin Of the artist in showing the effects Of
light aad shade, as above described, is
worthy Of the highest praise The inyert
cd buildings, as mirrorcd in the globe, is
very artistic coneeit.
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testify to the curative qualities Of the spe.
cifc. Therefore can, without hesitation.
not only recommend, but In the spirit Of
true philanthropy, urge a trial Of the Spe.
cifc to all afflicted with rheumatism.
You will ind it at G. E. Davis Drug
Store, where you will also find me lwheu
not elsewhere) ever ready when not other
wise engaged) to DO your bidding.
Respectfully,
3l-3t G. NJ GouLD
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Simeon Farnsworth came into our
sanctum last Monday, and reported his
"nubbin" Of corn. IL WAS Golden Dent,
and the kerncl numbered twelve hun
bred ninety,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-02-06

There will be a meeting of the old
FARMERS CLUB at the Bracket House
tomorrow evening. All the members
are earnestly requested to be present.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-02-06

]. A. Short recently sold lot to A.
Morse, situated near the mill recently
owned by Mr. Short. Same day Henry
Boughton bought the lot and will imme.
diately erect dwelling house on the
same
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A. D.-That's the question. What
does it meanY That is to say, why
have the publishers ofthe latest edition
OF Sanders Spoilers left the initials of
that worthy matron, Aaao Doa,ni, out
Of their list of Authorizations? Would
those in1del publishers have the rising
generation forget the year OF our Lord?
ammo Dommi and 4nno Namdi, or
their authorizations, should be KEEP. be
fore the rising generation
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River Falls, Feb. 5, 1874.

PERsoyAL.-John McAlilIen Of
Pleasant Valley made US al agreeable
visit last Tuesday
s. A. Green Of Maiden Rock, made
his first visit to this place last Tuesday.
Tie made pleasant survey Of tho town,
prnnnnncal his hanediction on the
JOURNAL OFFICE, and promised to come
again
We are pleased to acknowledge Wis
it from Messrs. Hill and Brink, contract
ors and builders, Of Red Wing. They
were here last Tuesday il pursuit of in
formation preparatory to making a pro.
posal for erecting the Normal School
Building
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4. d. Carson has purchased two lots
ofo. s. Powell, Aorth of the Episcopal
Church, on which he designs TO erect a
residence at no distant day.
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Guardian sac.

Notice is hereby given that the under
sigued guardian of the estate OF Dora j..
Jeucks Ivy virtue Of an order OF lcence
made by the Coguty Judge, Of Che o,saty
81 Pierce, on the 81 day of February.
1874 lceucing the undersigned 10 sell at
public auction 10 the highcs, bidder the
one seventh interest belonging TO Dora L.
JJrcAs 10 ana 10 the following described
lands, situate in the counties OF Pierce and
81 Croix, ia the state Of Wisconsin. To-.
w.t. Toe east half u the northeast quar-
ter Of section th,rty-four, town twenty
eight, range nineteen; the south half OF
the northwest quarter Of sec ion thirty i've
iowa weuty-e.ght, range nineteen; The
south half OF the southwest quarter OF tar
southwest quarter Of section twenty five.
town tweu,y-seyeu, range eighteen ia the
Aforesaid counties aud state. That the
undersigned viii zen on the 1,h day Of
March. 1874, az the front door Of the Pos
Office in The village &C River Pals AZ 10
O'Clock A. NJ, on lha, day, az public auc
tion to the highest bidder, TOR cash. the
last aboye described piece Of land. That !
also sell On the aforesaid aud above de-
scrlhei lands situate in tho county Of ST.
Croix, on The 9Th day Of March, 1874, a.
enc o'clock IA the afternoon. the two tracts,
pieces and parcels Of land FIRST above des.
cnbed, in their ordcr,at public auct on to HE
highest bidder for cash the like interest OF
The hforesaid Dora L J0neks, mu or a.
aforesaid,
c. Y. GtY, Guardian.
Dated February 3, 1874 IS
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THE JOURNAL.
Toun and GALLEY.

George Braley started for his home
in Vermont last Wednesday.
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MUsIoAL.-All the ringers ia This
vicinity who are fayorab lie to getting W
Musical Convention to be held in the
81. Croix Valley, sometime il
March, are requested to meet at the NJ.
L. Church in this village On Wednesday
next at early candle light
This notice is designed TO embrace
all the singers 10 the St Cro;x Valley.
by request Of
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-08-13

.oliticaI grand and peti, jurors; and courts
iovi,el TO render coruptindgaent' against
rebels BY preventing them from taking 'p.
peaIs to such Judgments. We regard
this as verg feeble attempt On. the part
of the yopaI,o dismembcr the Demo
cratic party. Your recommendation to
rebels is too unnatural te be Needed
though their grievances should be noun
tain.hgh. Honorable meu would not be
guilty Of the dishouoratlc thing Of aband.
oaipg :acir natrra! allies aad going over
to the enemy.
In conclusion We would say to the
Journal that one Of The chief beauties, 0!
the present Constitution is that. tes:-oa'hs
shall never hereafter be required, pnd no
citizen shall eser Be denied the privilege
Of voting Because Ills name hes not been
registered.
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We are about entering upon most I'm
por,apt poIiticalcampa;ga the importance
of which canoo: be over estimated IL view
of its bearing upon tie Pres:deu;ia! con-
test ia 1876. Almost an entire nc@ Con-
rress is to be chosen. If the Republicans
retain tie strength they at present weld
10 rAat body they have the victory hall
son. Another Republican Congress,
means not only an endorsement of all the
centralizirg measures and aggrarian thco'
riics of the las: oac, but the FINAL passage
aud enforcement Of the civil rights bill
How important is.it then, that the nOm''
nee Of the Democratic-C Conservative party
fo- Representative IL Congress from the
Third Congressional District Of West V'r'
GINA, should receive the earnes: and bear
ry support of all ~ho are opposed TO any
further cucroachment By the Federal Cor
ernmen, upoA inc rights Of the States. =
Republicans cauaOt be longer entrusted
with political power. There viIl be ne
difficulty IN returning Mr.. Hereford to
Congress, il the Democrats and Conserve
,iyes throughout the District, work earn,
estly together. There is no reason why
the Democracy here in Mason should not
cordially unitc upon Mr.. Hereford, and
our caui dates for the House of Delegates
The differences Hhich drew such sharp
line in our paI,g two years ago cannot be
dragged into this canvass. The diiteren-
ces between Democrats have been healed,
by concessions ou6oth SIDES, and there is no
need rev Of personaldifercuces. There is
no. room for personal auimosity-the quest
iioa: viii simply rest between the t"opa;
,.htcat psftcs The Democratic aud Con
scryatisencaiFee r'congress is worthy
the united SUPPORT Of the party. lie has
been tried aud not found wanting. The
nominees for the House of Delegates, are
active, energetic men, and have an undis'
puted claim upon the support of every
member of the Democratic Conservative
party: and the effort toward redemption
of Mason COUNTY, will be a recognition o
this fact.