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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-04-03

inE fnHE>oi.ooIyAL JOURNAL AND
IhEE sflArYp For the miihi"i
al cd and new iruihs lh a
pleasant form. We Du.i commend TINS
veteran monthly. The April number
blossoms with an attractive variety.
We have IN il "A Portrait and Sketch ol
Mr.. Cleveland Able. OF the signal bu-
r.au. universally known %, Prolnhlll-
ties = AN Analytical Paper GA the Van-
se> of Vice aud Crime, with some prac-
teal hints toward their remedy; a
sketch of the eminent Au,h0fess, Mad
anne Schwariy. aud fine PORTRAIT
Heads. Hats aud Character. hits oi. some
OF the people we meet, boul IN lis text
aud illustrations; in Physiology OF the
sexes. Il writer takes Mr.. spencer 10
task for some narrow views of the sex;
New Englanicrs will be pleased doubt
less. 10 read something ahDut their iav-
uriie ir,lroqd man, Mr.. james Parker {;
besides we have something humorous
in Nv Impressions OF Names, and ~io-
len Glimpses. and much that is agree
ably instuciing in Our Evergreen
Tees Press Notices: Anybody can do
il. aud much that everybody should read
in Was lie Born sos Vitality aud Che
mistrv, Commercial Distractions. Az
ricultural Hints. etc. Terms $500 =
year. 80 cents number. Address, :.
Il. WELLS, New York.
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"A lady IN Waverly was going home
with basliul young man when she
caught her leg in a hole in the walk
The lad instead Of helping her out. ran
home for help. \ man passing soon al
ter the chap LEFT helped the girl ont. In
telling Of the incident aIterward, the Ia
dy remarked: III il hadn't beon for a
married man who happened TO pass that
way. and who was not afraid OF taking
hold Of things, might have been stick
Ing there yet"
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RAILROAD PETITION. The labor Of
getting two-ihirds of the voters and
taxpayers of Bainbrilge township on
The petition TO the Board of County
Commissioners 10 change the form of
subscription OF the township from a do
nation 10 stock, and have it expendc 4
IN building the road. so that il mny be
completed as far as jasper by FAN. j.
progressing favombly. and il is thought
the requisite number of signatures " i'll
he obtained so that the Board may bc
called in extra session by next Monday
or Tuesday week to take action upon it,.
The wishes Of two thirds should GER
tainly be respected.
The change OF subscriptions Is also
being generally made by those who sub
scribed. Push the good work on.
G-s- Ii seems to be bad year for
editors success in local politics. Doe.
Thomas of the Nincennes sun. one o.
the best workers in the party. rot lliC
on the shelf in 2 race for nomination
for Auditor OF Knox county, aud Mr.
Peter, of the New Albany Ledger. thar
whom more clever gentleman ant
thorough Democrat don't exist got beat
ia the race for The nomination for Trca
surcr in Floyd. Well they have III,
consolation that they can stick TO thei
pencils.
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meat SI5 81.
Never. q. AZ. V. Pickllardt judgment
$31f ~.
Ecker; -. Hagen ct al. iutg. sG's A.
Converse ~. Farri~ ct al.--coniinucd.
Blcmker ct al. ". Fromm ct ai--cOn.
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For REPRESENTATIVE. = We this week
announce Hon. a. T. Fleming, a. Il can
dil1ie before tie District Convention
for the nomination for Representative
ia the Legislature. Mr.. Fleming is well
qualified for the position, having served
one term ia the House. during The dark
days Of the war. and also the unexpred
term in the Senate of Hon. T. Should
crs. upon that gculonan's decea,e. lie
j. the present County Appraiser, and u
faithful offer. The interests Of the poo
pie would be safe in hi- hands.
We are informed there i, a probabili-
~ of there being two or three more
candidates for the position. Ii 50. il j.
time they were making themselves
known, so that the people of both the
Counties may be making up theirmind>,
n il is not at all probable this county
will agree upon any one OF the candi-
dates. aud il viii dcvolve upon major
iiy Of the District Convention to decide
who shall make race which Is the prop
er course any way.
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= Senator Thurman Is not the only
Western and Southern Senator " ho j.
shaincsuliy misrcpresenting his consiit-
nenis by iavUring q contraction Of the
currency and other measures that lock
10 "A forced specie resumption. There
are stevenson. Of kentucky: Cooper.
OF Tennessee Hamilton and Flanagan.
OF Texas. aud Pratt. OF Indiana. Ste
yenson and Cooper are Democrats. and
the others Republicans. The members
of the House from Indiana. Tennessee
aud kencucky ere substantially a unit
against their rccreant Senators. lndi-
ana was properly represented by Nor
ton. Kentucky by McCreery, aud Ten
nessee 10y farson Erowlow. As for the
Texas Senators. there may be some apol
ogy. Their currency now is specie. and
resumption 10 them and grecn-back con-
traction does not mean what il does here.
Stevenson, ii we are not greatly mis-
taken, is concerned in. and largely in
lterested IN. a CovinotOn National Bank.
and we presume that is likely 10 be the
case with Pratt and Cooper. The thing
lis SO plain here in the West that where
a man takes the Wall street side il may
almost certainly bc inferred that nc has
some individual interest in anta@on;sIn
to the masses. When their terms are
out Kentucky will dispense with Ste
venson. Indiana with Pratt. and Ten
nessee with Cooper. If Western States
want Wall street representatives they
had better elect stock brokers and gam
blers from that street at once and have
done with II. i Cincinnati Enquirer.
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INDIAHkP0LIS,Ig mo.
Thousands al Lives as.G Million
of Property saved,

W S'sHitN "a = 'N,
by d lux the American safety n -roscp. Ian =
fs'!Ii.rE lamps are made OF brass ana
2 Mill never break
The burners have a safety tube aiiarl
ment tar he ,scape Of ga,. and VIII nc,-
cr explode
Iic climuryS are made of Mi,A CO.,
Is'ue-si4~~ - called and they aIe u
only lamp chiuln.vS made That " il not
Nrrak as frat or col.l.
1la-- Chimneys NIL ainisarc ''u aI-
anA oNpcu-ivc tli- j. the universal COM
.plnin'.
D,,r S,vcntv.fvrl Millions OF Gh>.
Lamp Ehiinnc,S ARC broken ia ih..
country ey0rr Wear.
fiir" of lianA Iunp-. complete. with
';ica hiur,rv~ one dnllar. Prize o.
T. orfr inrlOr t'r stand l.gi,rs ia ,lu,
Hr- soul q" a'v pYrtr ~ ihc I ~.
-inie- tN cNp-r.- nr r,cciri of the mon
hA uail. lwrn Agent. $ rnir,' ~
h.'-e inn'us Nicn Chiuiucys ii e,.-
rt ritv md town. fo hnm "A liberal \.
'nifni viii IT, ulalr. >'ul iur S,mli.
I u,p- anl Cir-nlars giving al lari O.
iur- Iia, sp~ e. 'hcul>rlv,.-. ana
,ci on siel'. Address.
Afsti'i' -NiG.!, l. MP &C..
So. -" Pear. STREET. Nw l4A.
Frh. 2' :s-4-if
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sHEEFLCEEWCE
50 WN.li,P BislAESS DAY
Notice

- hcrehy given tiiai the undersigned
rrastcr of Bainhrsdge IuWnshl
vill attend 10 al township business 8
ais Office. ia Jasper Oh every Satur,ia,
III those having TO" nship business 30
transact viii please cali nn thar day. ~
will not attend o business at any othcr
iWr.
Btinbrilgc Township Library
VIII nniil turtle notice. hc i cpt ~ to-
lows: e portion az the ;esidcncc "f u.
ronini. "a the corner OF Norlh Main
md I.awrcnre streets. aud a poliioH ~
he Post Office in IrelAud. " here per
.ons entitled a. The usc of Il. are rcqu,s-
ed 10 call and procure hooks.
Dee 9. 20. :. MUELLER. Trustee.
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The county convention of MgriiI
county me; az Shoals, on last MONDAY,
aud appointed delegates TO the congress
sionnl aud state conventions. The dell
cglicS 90 the Congressional convention
were Instructed TO cast the'vntc OF Mar
tin county for Hon. Tho~. X. Cobb for
the nomination for congress- aud "A rcso.
luton VA, passed insiructins for lloa.
llnury A. Perd. rs the candidate for
State Senator from the counties OF Mar
tim Dubois aud Orange. aud the fol-
lowing re-olu,ion adopted.
RrsoIyED. That the delegates To the
Senatorial aud representative Convcn.
Ice and ire hereby instructed 10 east the
vote OF MarIin County for the person
selected Us the Democracy OF Buhoi,
County Tor Joint Representative for the
counties OF Martin and Dubois.
The convention was very harmoniou.
and enthusiastic and was addressed by
Me,srs r. Il Cobb. ana J. ID. Williams.
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G-T il wasn't for Andy johnson there
wouldn't he any ex-prcsidcnt living. -
Obstiuacy was always popularity of
Andy's.
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4 Race Birsain ia u par: o. q
saw Niil.
,tiiE undivided onc-ihirA interest To-
Che steam Circular saw Mill vi
Allies y TO-. on Tic paoka river. ia .'l--
per. j. offered Tor sale. The Mil j. be-
guod repair. and doing good business,
ami has M. | lncation anh reputation.
and ouc-tnird uf H. will be solh on VERY
reasonable terms in person desiring 20
ENGAGE IN the lumber business. ini a
small proportion viii he required Ia
cash. aud he balance on easy time.
i'or further particulars apply az the
Mil or to
APpOLONIA ALLIES.
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l.. +. T.. & +. ". ] lie annual meet
ing OF stockholders OF flhs road Wa
held AZ the coimp"ny's Office, Yesterday
The stock was luiiy represented, ana
.he election OF directors iuT The ensuing
year resulted a. follows: 81. ID. faulk-
ner. George II. Eherv. Geo. NJ. Davis.
Madison NJ. Caleb and I. Henry Ma
son. of New York; II. II. Hanson az
Saratoga. New York Il. paiti>on. ".
iIenning and Thomas T.. Glrvin. OF Nv
ansville: Will. CumhacN. of Greens
burg. Indiana: a. lIaines. ST.. OF Eaton,
Ohio; W. II. II. Dye, col Troy. lnd.. and
T. y. McBeth. OF Bclleiouiaiue. Ohio.
There will bea meeting 81 the dircr-
tors. heretofore announced. ia tins ciiN.
in few days. to take steps towards re-
newing The work an the road. oar ch-
liens All feel an interest in the Sucre>'
OF the enterprise, aud is assurance vii
Toe warmly received. -, Evansville Conr
l.. l.. nilly has removed from tli'
place and runner SAYS he has gone Ia
N1.rti,. 4 'n,tufN Ifasul1
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Jasper and Shoals
STAGE ROUTE!

',ksnE travelling public are informed
HAT tie undersigned will hereafter
run stage between Jasper and Sh"nl~.
having Jasper every Monday aud Fri
lday mornings. AMI returning Tuesday,
ami Saturdays. Good teams. couforfa-
BILE conyeyances. aud expert drivers. he
hopes will earn share OF public pairon-
ige. Express packages will be convey
led AT reasonable rates. and promptly de-
liycrcd. 4. STEiNllA JsEL.
sept. II, .T3.-ly.
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= Alex. Rilchcy To highway
Jur, trial: not guilty.
> ate ". Alice Beard murder; jury
trial ;faling guilty and sentenced
tor four years.
State ". John Rudolph selling on Sab
bath ;noiicd.
State ". Chris. Shining selling on Sab
bath nollicd.
State ". shipley aud Dcvalt; murder (;
continued.
State W. ID. Foster; concealed weapons
continued.
+. Rust guard. vs.. W. Brett, Admir-
Judgment for Sl33 OF.
VI. Il. Dllen ". Eliza Green, Admr'x ;
judgment for SO 90.
\. Nhaley vs. Il. +. Miiburn. Admir-
judgment Tor Sob *.
Mary J. Brown w.. Rachel Evans. 81. al ;
partition; continued.
y. Brenner ". NJ Brcnner; partition ;
continued.
Board OF Commissioners Y, ,. Kuobler .
continued.
.tiarnai heirs. eX partc partition Icon.
AID NJ. Fisher appointed commissioner.
ilear~ch ". Bockciman continued
.UavnS ". Burnam Judgment S6l4 20
Beck W. NJ. Il. Cox. trustee iudg. r9lf d5
Burton W. Tussry jury thai verdict
for defendant.
Miller ". Loug continued
Albert vs. Criischfield continued.
Finck ". Schmeiltekop aud Board of
commissioners. verdict for piainlif
aud road ordered to be opened
Hobson " Geo. L. Fnrhnuan ct al. Judg-
meut for Sl3 20.
Cavims V Barnam -Julgmcni for deed.
.Cavins v. Chanlc, ct. al. Judgment for
deed
state ". &. johnson +. rccog. = con.
Goodman =. Wonder continued.
d. Il. Adams ". II. il. Dickson judy
mcni s52 g.
digger ". BecAman -comfinned
black " piclhar,it continued
Simmons ". simmons Diyorcc-Dis-
missed.
Furhmar v. Hoffman dismissed.
Frit> " Nash continued
Toenges V. Jos. 4. Miller. ct al. iudg-
mcni $3.50 90
Weh~tervs ". liarmnm Judgment Sl2i 81
GIvisN vs.. \. b. Spraliev. ct al.-jury
fail 10 agree cause continued.
Siricgcl ". Miller and Acknowledgment
Sll3 81
Schnmachrr V. Campbell ct. al. iudg-
mCnt l2J -
Brett W. Williams dismissed.
Brett. ". FrasHre. ~ a. iudgmcns IS 20
VESSEL w. VESSEL pariiiun con.
friedmqn " AeNamdrr Sll2 90
Blenker ". l,iahm - iuGg ncnt 80 IL
AnSpach ~. bucLart 32g IL
Drciz W. Green STA -
I.anpert -. Hoffman - 50
Julbcrtson " indrricdcn. !" f2J~ ~
Nielau> W. ~enninger : ~ =.
LA~ -"n ". ~inhlLg,r : iUi -
B"lin v. iolin cuniiunrd.
Roctigcr ". 'Icrdti.cn. e.. al. juig
meat S75 81.
Never. q. AZ. y. Picklardt judgment
$31f ~.
Ecker; -. Hagen ct a. ,u'g. sG'6 A.
Converse ". Farri~ 81 al.--cOniinucd.
"a
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widow OF ,iaoOb Allies. deceased
March 20. lS1I-tL.


81 AAtf > SAL- NJ
q OTlIE j. hereby given. ihat by vir-
" iur OF AN Execution i,>und from
the o'l.ct of The clerk %. the DuhUs
Circuit Court. and 10 me directed. /
will proceed 10 offer Tor sale nt public
auction. TO thc highest bidder Tor ca-! "a
hand. al lie door Of Court House 90
Dubois county, Indiana, in the town OF
Jasper. on
SATURDAY. April lllh, 1874
between the hour, uf 10 o'c.ock, a. M..
and o'clock. T.. *. 81 said 1ay, the rents
and profits Tor Term mo- exceeding
seven Noals ut The following dr>criu,d
real estate situated in bnuois cunniy,
State OF indiana. to-wii:
ne north west vsuIicr q. the south
east quarter 81 section No. three. in
township No. iwo. sunih of range No.
-four WEST 40 acres. I hr cas, haif ~ hc
south west gliarier in section NJ. eicHsi
IN said Town md range. 20 acres: and
The south west quarter 81 the south west
quarter OF - cilun tirYru. ia sald lt~i
and range. "a acres and the loilh east
quarter 90 the noah Wr~l quarter. al
-ccliun No. fuuricra. IN s'Sd iUwf' tnt
range. ~ aNft-. ir West iilif 90 .It
~outn east gulrfcr nf fh" nour Ne
quarter ut -t'riou trp. az >nil ir.yn .f4iu
range. 20 acres and The north p",-t .um-
Ter Of inc south W'-l guari.r uf section
ten. ia said iown ana sus-e. y a,rts
ind toHr ilnii> ,ssY OF the north lAif a.
the nOrtI, east quarter ct rrciion inui
lern.. in ~aig town aud range. and fh,
rasl hall ul the murin east Gnerltr an.
lhe north east cbarirr ui tie south eN,,
quarter OF -eriiuif Nj. nine. Ia SAT- ipWi
md range. ~ acres.
Aud on iaiiaie 20 realize She .ul
amount of principal. iairi..-l M. rn-i.
.alir3 ;oy ~ -qid decree. viii 10 TIL
,inr tiHr nui place. and 10 Ike m.nnrr
.ei il.e Ice snpir 81 >a.i real e,ia'o.
YnNcn a. the property 81 In>tnh 4
VI iiirr. ~ the suit ~ Oliver 4. iiub0e
nd sebastian kgchlrr.
>nid SHE will be made without rclir,
'ro,r valuation og apprai-emcat iaH~ ~
lac Strtcof iudl1ug.
JOIN WIIHEL. SHERIFF l., q.
Wu.L a. Tr,yl"n. AIN.
M"~ch NH La 2w. &C. tlFpl
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Vote the Ticket

This is 10 time tor Democrats to
throw away their votes upon d" mde-
pendent" candidates, or other hum.
bugs Of that description.
Every Democrat will vote for tho
regularly nominated candidate Of hi,
party and leave the " Independent
aud Radical candidates in disguise, {,
receive the vote OF their own organi
zation.
Politicians like Hal! who have moi
sufficient merit and political charac
ter 10 receive nominations in the hous,
of their friends, announce themselye.
as "Iaiep ndents should receive ne
support OF courtenance from those
who believe that the organization AND
usages of the Democratic party should
be firmly upheld.
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Hon. John Hall Withdra~S from
The, Canvass

We are authorized % say that Col.
JOIN HAIL has Withdrawn from the
canvass a. a candidate for Congress in
this District. His reasons are, per.
haps. satisfactory to himselfand if We
may be allowed an opinion in the mat
ter. we think it the wises, move he
has made since the campaign opened.
With a majority Of at least six thous-
and in the District in favor Of the
Democratic party, AMI with a com
petitor placed in the field by one Of
the largest and most harmonious con-
vcntious ever held in the State, 1t
would reasonably appear to every sane
man that an easy victory was prom
ised TO our candidate, the Hon. FRANK
HEREFORD. While there was some
feeling at the time by the friends of
EENNA and NCCAUsLAND over the
result of the seton of the Convention
it soon bcclme a settled fact that the
will of the majority should be respect
ed and that all personal preferences
should yield TO the candidate chosen.
Hence it Is that men who went %
Charleston warm and active friends
of the latter gentlemen are now throw
ing their entire influence in favor Of
Major HEREFORD.
1t i, not our province to recapi,u-
late the difficulties tina, an ludepeud-
ent would have to overcome in the
present contest. We may have said
some harsh thing, against the gentle
man who Snow no longer q candidate,
bat exercising in the publication of
Tie .ldrsri<era large amount Of chris
tan charity we feel Ike drawing the
curtain over bis faults and iolli and
10 cover the incidents oftbe past with
the veil of oblivion. live we've oa
" permitted % ct,uJy await the 18Th
of October 70 develop the fact that it
Is ONLY ''walk over" for ElEalroGD
~, ,,..,,,l -l,,,t .,.,,.-I . mn. ,,-t.t -,,..-
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greatest number" is Democratic
motto, and not protection by which
millionaireS viii be made richer and
thepeople poorer.
Salt Is one Of those things which
it would seem ought to be free, if
anything ought. 1t is used in every
department of life almost, and affects
the price OF many other things
The price of meat is 3 good deal de
pendent on that of salt, and it Is also
used in many branches of manutac
ture
But the tariff has never affected in
the most remote manner, the price
Of Kanawha Salt The production
is vastly beyond the demand, and in
consequence of this over abundant
supply. has naturally several times
been reduced below a remuneratiye
rate This has happened just as
lwell with tariff as without it, and
has nothing to do with the question.
Kanawha Sat rctails for less than
the price of foreign salt Wholesale at
| the Atlantic seaboard.
/ What good would a tariff Of II
cents or Is cents q hundred DO ka
Inawha salt under these c;rcumstan-
ccs?
| OF 100000 Of people in the
/ United States, tariff on salt may per.
Ihaps be benefit to Five Thousand
and tax on all the rest, 50 the Rad
zeal organs think thirty-nine millions,
Inme hundred and ninety five thou
sand should be taxed for the benefit
of the five thousand. That Is not
Democratic doctrine
Mr.. Hereford, for the sake ofserv-
Ing part OF his district voted for a
TX of12 cents per hundred on sa.t,
hut we have no idea the Democrats
I Of the Distric, would have consider
/ ell /; an objectionable sin if he had
voted for free salt
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
+. II. Hartley 4 Co,
Us.
G. I. ROffe e. al.
IN CIIANCERY.

By virtue O, decree made an I en'e--f
above tnt tied cause. al tie Nay = d. ..
the CT cult Court of Cah-li coratY. TIE - re-
WIS referred 20 TIE undelsigull .ca Id.
M .iOner with instructions 10 take. ~.
report the following facts:
Isl. whether the proceeds Of the sal ,-
lands II said EcSr. ALREADY made auG cpu
after deducting the efrOm The amount
debts and interest dne james 4. llniley. ...
fcieni 90 paw tue debs of said ROlIe. VAC
liens upon the vhnie of his said lands, lri ~
the trust Hen OF said HOlley.
end. How mach and how many Of the =,
prior Hens have sepa paid.
Sd Row mnrh and how many OF the liens
said lands of said Role, rilor % the lien % b.
Hollcy. have been paid.
!th. II the proceeds Of the sales OF ga ID ff .
which have been confirmed are not snfiicieIi .
ter the deduction aforesaid. 10 pay SAID b
ITEMS then VIII the remaining lcnas OF said a.
be sufficient for that purpose
on. What aInouut OF money, n any, Is In o
hands Of John :. NiicheI. met Toned IN said 1.
lliion, owns ior Tie sales Of SAID lard
9Th. Anv other sr farmer matter wlsch
may deem pertinent and proper, or which cltht
party may request.
This IL. therefore. 10 notify all parties COZ
cerned that have appointed the 18th day OF o.
tcl'er, 1874, a. TIE time, and at the Clerks Ofi
" the Circuit Court ~ Cabell county The plac
Tor hearing proof aud taking and stating said o
count, In perfo. ming the duties required of o.,
by SAID deere: sni II from any cause the hea
ing OF said proc! on that day. aud the taking Of
said account SHALL not De commenced or II cen
menced. shOnid not he completed, the same VII
BE- adjourned from day Ia day until complete,
and this noivc shsa be eguIvaient 90 person
service. Gwen under M hand the lith day
RS. TnoRNBUEG.
Sept. i7-.w s.l Commissioner.
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IL this issue Of TIE Advertiser we
nnhlish Circular from Mr.. /. Doc.

In this issue Of The 4Adrertiser we
nublish Circular from MIR. l.. Doc
little, OF this city, TO the Repuoh-
cans OF the Thrill Congressional DIS
trict. Mr.. Dooliltle has TIE reputa-
ton in this eominunity of being a
protested. honest and outspoken he
publican, who does not intent TO
stand any sucl, nonsense as the hoist
ING of such a man as John Hall into
the Republican party. The manipn-
lators and seli-constitu led leaders
may continue their believing and
blowing for the renegade standard
bearer il they chose, but the honest
M, VITO act from principle vii not
follow at their beck
For the information Of the public
we will state that Mr.. Dooliitle Is
one of our most esteemed merchants,
reliable IN all his transactions and
whose name in commercial circles Is
known and respected. At the mu
nicipal election last Spring, Mr.. do
little, by the request of the Repub-
licans, was appointed by Democrat
ic Council, one of the judges Of the
Election, and citizens Of both parties
spoke ia unqualified praise Of the I'M
partial manner in which the duties OF
the place were discharged.
Mr.. Doolittle in refusing to sup
port Hall is It to be understood to
be in favor of Mr.. Hereford if the
Republican party will put forward a
good and honest Republican he vii
do all in his power to elect him, if not,
he will like hundreds Of Others ofhis
party. not vote at all. Mr.. John Hal
and his cowreres have not none!
enough to buy him.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-01
Twelve AeaGoss KAY democrats
shollI4 Vote AsGinst Kali.

Isl. Because he Is not a Demo-
crat
2ul. Because he is running in the
intyr~.,. If tbe Radical party, for
the purpose Of liscouragine aud de
Geaans thc Democratic party.
SRI. Because the Democrats have
a candidate VINO i, infinitely his su-
perior in every thing that goes to
qualify man fr tie position,
4th. Because his character is that
ola bitter, INSCRIPTIONS demagogue,
who Is trying by virtue OF his money
20 buy his way into Congress.
9th. Because he killed a man in
cold blood for what he conceived to
he an INJURY, and the records Of the
court show that he was permitted to
atone ior murder with money.
9th. Because TO send such a man
to Congress would be 10 disgrace the
Third District.
9TH. Because it is the duty OF CIV
cry Democrat to vote for the noml
nee of MS party, especloiIy when he
Is better man :han his opponent.
9Th. Because there = not one sin