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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-04-02

''S.'' the author of Il correspondence in last
weeks Herald. cr.iicises the Journal in its re-
f,i-i,ig publish the report of a committee on
the license Gue>t.H3. VI. did NOT deem il pro-
per to puhli-l, IL. and action in this respect
was no, questioned by Two of the committee.
The third member of the committee. Mr.. II. G.
Sheldon hand u ii, the report few days be-
fore the issue Of thy JOURNAL. and desired it,
publication. We did not publish! it. however.
and returned it to Mr.. Sheldon one week ago
las. Friday. which gave him ample time to
have It published in the H.rali. Bling an
avowcd 'cnp-riuce leader h. had opportunity.
il lie so desired. TO have il published in the
.'prcss that has the back bone 10 do right in
this and all other great important questions
Whatever may be our position on the temper
snce question. we never have cared TO boast of
it. We never have pibli~iiri half coiGnn
puff on saloon. rs the Herald has. thus pan
.cring TO this hell born trafIi: which il sap
ping the foundations Of our body politic.' etc.
That pure sample Of prejudice aud narrow
minded spirit is he prodlciIon OF one whose
word is not worth a snap in this community.
and who can better spend his time in repent
ing for his sins of commission aud omission.
and savin. his soul from prospective damna-
ton. rather tl,an trying TO get up corner on
run,.'' for political purposes. merely.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-04-02

.swHAr SAW IL SALT LAKECIrY."-A lecture
with this title will be delivered tomorrow Fri
day) evening. at $50 O'Clock. By Rev. Thomas
". Green. This lecture is very highly SPOKEN
OF by those who have heard it. NJ. Green had
an excellent opportunity to make observations
Oh the peculiar people and peculiar usages Of
Salt Lake CITY while there. and diligently i'm
proved IT, The usual AL mission fee has al
WAYS been charged 10 this lecture but II viii.
by arrangement. br delivered with only such
char1e As viii pay expense. Admission is
therefore put Al 10 cents. both for adults and
children.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-04-02

Treasurer Faulkner dilates qsiie extensively
this week upon the subject OF taxation. I; is
quite likely that many OF our readers will OBJ
serve that their LANDS. hereditaments and APP
purtenances thcrecnso belonging" are dwelt
upon briefly. and that the committee. of which
C. E. Faulkner is chairman. reports back a bill
recommending that the parties in interest pay
the several amounts set opposite their said
lands, lots etc. Y
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-04-02

A regular Meg M-rriiles' male her APP
pearance in town one day last week. and with
a tread as heavy as a maiied warrior. sailed
up ard down the Avenue. Small boys seemed
scan the visa-e slowed Away within the wall.
of a mammoth hood.S Ordinary men looked
small. as III, giantess passed. She vanished,
and her majestic presence wiich Sd seriously
threatened cur twe:ve-ioot walk, is seen no
more.
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Swcc. potatoes for sale, by


f. +. WATSON.
Jeans. 20 cents per yard, at Obcr s Bonds.
Don't fail to go 10 the New York Store Tor q
good and cheap suit .! clothing.
ladies' calf shoes. 81 30, s. ODER & Bonds.
Highest pr,ee for corn paid by Powers, Good
uow & Co.
The best clothing in iowa for oaly 4 iiitle
mon, V, AT the New y DIRK Store.
Sweet potatoes for sale, by
Il. T. WATSON.
The best clothing in town for only a liHl.
money at the New York Store.
SElp waEAT.-MSnmoth China Tea wheat,
f,r sale by Powers. Goodnow d Ce.
Ifyou want to spend dollar for dry goods
OF any description. 90 to the New York 5 tore.
Sweet potatoes for sale, by
r. T. WATSON.
The cbeapest store in town is the New York
Store.
Cincinnati beer at JOHN Doyle's saloon-she
Senate-only 5 cents glass.
How about that Ii pouEss eff sugar for sl.oo
at ODER & Bonds.
SEED wuEAr.-Mammoth China Tea wheat,
for sale by Powers. Goodnow * Co.
Good shirts, at 80 cents each, at Ober &
Bonds.
Cincinnati beer a, John Doyle salooH-ouly
cents glass.
Pebble goat shoes. Sl.50 a pair. ut ODER &
Bonds.
SEED wHg,r.-Mammoih China Tea wheat.
for sale by PoXcrs, Goodnow Il Co.
Satine,,cs al IS cents per yard. at ODER &
Bonds.
Top prices paid for oats by Powers, Cool
now * Co
BootsI boots. boots! at S2.75 per pair. at
ODER & Bonds.
Highest market prices paid for wheat by
Powers, Goo!now & Co.
4. N. Campbell & Co. have received large
lot of spring goods this week.
ID. f. Donesau has a lot Of iirs,-class brick
for sale. q
100 improved farms wanted for sale. on which
to locate a colony. FAssETr & Bowen.
Gus Nelson's boarding house. 2d
II yoa want square meal stop at the Sean.
dinavian Houses cents a meal.
Cincinnati beer a, John Doylc's saloou-
only cents glass
SEED wHEAr.-Mammo,h China Tea wheat.
for sale by Powers. Goodnow & Co.
You can get good square meal a; rcasona-
bic rates at the Scandinavian House.
Highest cash price paid for oats and corn,
weighing thrown in). ID. F. DoNEGAS.
$1,000 pounds of flour and meal a, wholesale
mill prices-by W. NJ. CLAHxsoN.
Powers. Goodnow & Co. will buy corn. oats
and wheat, and pay the best prices therefor.
Call at Gooinow's lumber yard.
The American Sariine Co.'S Eoaeiess Sar-
dimes. are mnch better. and less than half the
cost of imported sarl;nes. Sly
IL you want n square meal stop At the neu
boarding house opposite Maj. Berk's real estate
ofiice-onry 25 cents a meal 2tf
Judge A. N. Beebe has 5000 peach trees q
a superior quality for sale at his farm jus:
south Of town.
Mr.. James Chase has 4 lot Of hedge plants
for sale. Farm. 3 mics ives. Of Salna, on the
Mulberry. Oft
d. F. Donegan is prepared to deliver good
stove wood in amp part Of the city. at 100 pei
cord. y
The New York Store is the best and cheap
est place to buy anything in the dry goods
line.
The largest and cheapest stock Of clothing
hats, caps. boots. shoes. dress goods. etc. eycl
brought to Salius ., ODER Eoud's
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-04-02
COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Ira-,, of the District Court IL. PRESCOTT
>rna.or--j. Il. EDWARDS
Railroad A s=cssor-a- r Isle.
RcJ,reserfarrve-J WEAVER .
Comfy Conmiss,oners-w. u. Sc1oLL' caaifi'i'H
4 NJ PALMER a.l X s. tEAMPLN
County tlelk-DAyID BEEBE
s..uniy Attorncy--E. W. HUTCHINSON.
Proba:e Jud.e-HESsr LoSAS
Clerk Of the Observation-Disclosures boNpi'
,.ountv Ircasurrr-I. l.. fAULAStE
Sheriff.. J. GoINo-
Register OF DEEDS T. cRiss $50.
.,,t,,erintcn'leni oi Public lnsfdciioh-"N- hish'
t,,r,ner-J. h. LuLi., JH.
sur-y.yor-D L. HAMILTON.
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Isa< Ds.ref cssrt. ssisse C...sy. Kgnsss.
Imam =. Parker. pasisunf
Chss ". BATES and yoku =.
R.sd"ipa. d-s~ndssts.
The abese .smed Chas. w. Bates and John
r. R.psivlph ds-sdhuis. wis, take sesirr that
they have bees ssrf By the above nzoed plain
ria. as.s thai they must ansxef the p<'itssa
Gl--. 10 said sesssn against iiscsa. o. o. before
the lssl dsy 81 Nay. A o. lsss- or The llle-
sssiubs Of the p~sitisu OlIi BE- taken as True
and Judgement vill b. rrodered against them.
sor the .u,a al S5<ss.5 vssh istesess ss~reoa
frcm March lish- lSsS; md sspeS3es a -str
Of The prsperty sffaes- IN Md aesise> te>vis:
the yorthw~a quarter q Section 8. T0wuphip
II. Range we<s a he psin<jTni oss58ssn.
in the csunsy u Salise and Sssse II Kaa<ss,
% safissy saia to9k1lFae an1eosas.
WIIIlANf.RA
~ splssy { wi,duan. Mi sssy's.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-04-02
CITY DIRECTORY.

Mayar-g II. BsHoP- 60. ~
: HE!..s I'D aiETNASS, ChNH.-I. hAA-iN.
Po,ue iad.,e-S. r. CAnaoLL-
tlrrA-t,pwIN h. BDwEN.
Ir-tsiTrr--L. IL AAfEiTr
narshai-;.IAS L. HU--LS.
ib-..lIy Msrshal-A- >oufnSiCK.
Gu, atlvinc,-t. \. NILDNAs-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-04-02

Tie Pacific House has pur1s<sed anew om-
nibus. '.Iselle Of Salina." which arrived in Sa-
lina on Tuesday morning. II was n'anuE,c;ur-
ed by f. II. Miller & CO.. Quincy. Ills. and is
Of the lziest style and Improvement. II Is
beautifully painted. with Ike aud crni-in:
scenes on its sides. II was purchased TO ac-
com.noda;e their large and Increasing business.
Jake wilhelm il to be pilot.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-04-02

Prices IN grna arr improving and an advance Ia.
been real.ry,i IN ms -esi.s- Mr.. T. J Lynde 9.
ports tbs following:
whe.i-sIEin=, see s. per ba.; winter. sseI Is
pr ba-
Rye. SSejo psr bu.
torn-sh-,Ie-i, &c per ba.; rnsseIlri 20.
OATS &c per ba.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-04-02
Mn aubrrtisrmenls.
Cemetery associations.

The :n3nsl meeting of the share hs-rs II the Gyp-
suin sii tsmf-ry Asscc.afi-r viii b< .ris 81;
nee Of z. II. 3-hoa. en- Ta.rssisy. .pr.i Ssh. - i
. rices. r. ~. isr the larse OF rircfn tosrl a.
d-cf.rs. a-. fSr the ff;as:oa of sach o;ser bt
irssy he d. med prop~r II desirable and
important that all IA MIXERS attend
Ri BISHOP. frrsideH,.
JACOB Dewitt, SECRETARY.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-04-02

SUpcER.-1Ec Baptist church and congrc-a-
non will give supper tor the benefit OF the
church. on Tuesday. April 9Th. The church
property Is somew that in debt. Besides. deb
is d',c on the organ. The supper Ill be- got
ten up in good style. and pains taken to make
the occasion pleasant. 4 cake will b- voted Ia
the most popular merchants wife. Al-o. Il
cake will DC voted 10 the most popular youHg
gentleman. To he held AZ the VI. l.. church.
Admission. - cents: supper. - cents. Doocs
open nj $50 p. NJ. supper at DIP. NJ.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-04-02
NlW Embellishments.
Notice.

James sawyer ksviag III . trunk eos.4iring .eter.
arr ci.- ia M y .>r>,soa. upsa wasrs nss. b-E
Tor bnxr.. .sd i,e -rs~f msssk having el<ps-s
s.arr he s-eznar ssslsbts-i sasd tars: q q
sri. -sc .; sd bATg.n1
90 TIA = nVk-AQfDk
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-04-02
Ordinance No. us.

An ordinance making appropriation :sr the C,
Of Certain balls.
BsI o~5ai"ed ~ re Mayer GAd Cousei'Aae= 81 sss
city OF .ss.ind.
SEC. Thstthe OF e5Is az ne sppror.s-i Oh; of
In the Otherwise aS BIria.e
fa-r ,.avr nj f,e t..li.w
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-04-02

Mr. c. IIanin ha. received several hundred
samples of the most fashionable patterns. and
invites hi. patrons tn Inspect th-m. lie j. de-
siroI, @; employing good cutter. Good
wages viii be paid.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-04-02

The New York Store has jus. received full
iin,. ~ domrs-;:-s. including b'achcd and UNI
bieachch cotton. very wide. Prices siaraii-
t,ed lower than a, any other hoIi,e.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-04-02

The Missouri Valley Life Insurance compa-
nv through i'S special agent. Nr. II. w. Cole. j.
s-cIirp. u handsome nunb.r OF new policy
holders in this vicinity. This popular esrnpa-
nv also loans money ON improved farms. at
fMelvs. nor cent Interest.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-04-02

Remember the sappcr at the 3 pts: churc /
next Tuesi.y evening. \
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-04-02

SEC That this ordinance shall take effect aad be
in force from and after its passage.
Approved March % ls78.
X. IL BISHOP. Mayor.
hereby certify the foregoing 20 bc tue and
copy of on. nance passed by the Couscilmrn
IL the city Of saiina Kansas the sth day q; March
ISL
tsrALl
Attest e. Bo-yES. city clerk.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-04-02
siL;Nl WEEKLY MARKET REfORY.

Corrected by L. 7. Watson. dealer IN Groceries
rovI..ons and Qa.enswzrc, s. saRtsfe avenue
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-04-02

Go 10 \. n C,n.',,.ii & 9, : ami see their
new goods Lacy received this week. such n
pcrrii.s. ..lIc. lawns. Alpaca. japanese cloth.
ginghans. dress -coi- II different kinds. fancy
notions cp;i1naics. do.ar-tic.. all kinds Of
spring go-.d-. Call AID Sc and price their
before Purchasing
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-04-02

Ha~u~ vsrh c~z<ss s<>sss. Ea.<s. r~vy. 0sgs
&-< us<zs. 0@sSsrA~ s-~4. x<.>f. S~.g D-s~pz
Ess rss~~ rruD - s~svy ssrs<y. - ~ eag4 -
-srsz>g - ~ ~ -s'iss oGkeR
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-04-02

A fellow took n 'ooh through ODER & Bonds
stock: the other day. aud Immediately became
iifmly.coRvincpd that their. was the cii~apes;
store in town. The bays study to please Their
customers. every one will testify. Caitsnd
examine for yourselves and don't tI<e our
word for il. Our word for it, that they will
yrar,ntee Sa-i.f,rtion
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-04-02

Mr.. Liiowic's is at present in New York. and
has beush: a very large stock Of Try goods.
dress good. and so,ions: in few days the
New York store will receive everything that
fashion has invented for the season. Our stock
of clothing. the incest dress fabrcs OF every
desirable style. will no, be surpassed in salinz.
Also. our stock of do,n-s,ics and notions. and
full line OF new styles o; prints. Go to the
New York store and buy good and cheap
goods. I;IowicR & WHITMAN.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-04-02

ASsa csN'' '~s f~'s II
AR. J. NJ. Allen. late of Cleveland. Ohio.
died Of consumption a, the Pacific House. last
Monday morning. ~ne was returning from
Denver. where he had been .ojourniny tor his
health. and wcar:ed by the Journey stopped
over al this place 20 gain strength Tor his ro-
posed trip home. Hi. body was taken east by
his brother this morning.
We are requested to announce that Nj.
kauu,e Carlberg will be candidate for coan-
Gilman at the coming city election. Mr.. Carl
berg is very popular in this community. and is
a very deserving ycung man. He. no doubt.
possesses qualifications for the position. ard
would make an eiiicien, officer. He Is no; a
candidate for constable. As has been stated.
On the outside Of our paper last week. there
was a slight misunderstood between two
articles headed Summers WIZ and Gen.
Washington aud David Burns.- They hal a
terrible collision" and after the battle their
limbs and bodies were scattered quite proa,is-
euously. Il was n friyhiful mishap and the adj
venture was the source Of considerable CON-
ulcnt.
The Hsrais never covers Itself all over with
glory As when it dcvotes 50 much OF It's space
to the clear. forcibie. pangent and eloquent ar
ticies Of the Journal. SO they all say, and
the majority always rules. II does in.leed
give the Journal respectable notoriseiy" to
utter so many telling truths which worry ard
prick even so debasesl an organ As thc Herald.
u the Journal can elevate even one almost
hopeless specimen Of imbeciiity and noncn;iiy
TO apiane Of fair rcspectabilisy. Il viii accom-
plish much. The prospect, arr good.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-07-14
FREE POSFAGB-NOTICB TO SUB
SCRIBERS.

TIE Past-oG Gazette for July summar
lies Sha. the new pOst>Ofice bill accomplishes,
IS follows: 1. Prepayment of newspaper
postage after January l, 1875. 2. Gives
free delivery to all newspapers, to subscribers
only daily. semi>weekly, weekly, monthly, or
qusrterly), within the county in which they
are printed and published, from July l, 1874
g. Makes uniformity in all matter other
than newspapers, as third-class, limited to
four pounds at one cent for each two ounces.
All papers no'c, (to-dOy) circulate FREE
10 the counties wherein they are printed, and
receive their exchanges free.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-07-14

Ess~ There appeared in the Gozete few
weeks since (on what was believed to be good
authority at the time) an item derogatory to
the character and professional standing of W.
II. Evans, formerly conductor of the Musical
Society of this city 1t having been album
dainty proven that the reports do not contain
even shadow of truth, it affords us pleasure
to correct, as far as We can, any erroneous
impressions which may have been made by
the publication eff the item referred to.
{ 1Lornn.I.;.. E..-s...
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-07-14

IRON AND CorPER-Prof VIM. NJ Four
tame, professor of geology, mineraogy, and
botany i'll the University of West Virginia,
has been making an exploration of the noun
tain country some twenty miles ives. of Hsr>
risonburg, Va The professor st.tes that a
good quality of anthracite coal exists in the
Little North mountains, in quantities sufficient
to warrant investment, and that iron and cop
per are found in the same range across the
North river
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-07-14

Es The Chicago Times says :"Gr rant lo';k
off his hat and graveIy remarked, The i'm
mortal Jackson, when the band of the old
Stonewall Brigade serenaded him, the other
day. He would have said the same thing
several years sooner if he had commanded the
Army of the Potomac at any time prior to
Charlottesville. If he could be so moved
by serenade from the old stonewall band, we
shulder TO think what would have been his
enthusiasm over one of the serenades of the
old brigade itself"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-07-14

P. ST am authorized by the Bank of Charles
tewn, who owns the debts secured by SAID Deed
of Trust. TO that, if the purchaser desires 1t,
paid in Cash, and this thev VIII receive from me
as Trustee. as Cash the Negotiable Note of the
purchaser, well endorsed otherwise secured
in a manner satisfactory to thu Bank, PAYABLE
III SIX and Twelve Months. for the balance of
tue purchase money. I. c. GREEN.
July Il. lS7I-5t Trustee.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-07-14

SuICIDE.-News has been received at
Staunton Of the death by suicide of Jnse1.h
Beery, residing near Cross Keys. in Rock
ingham county. 1t is supposed that Pecu>
mary mbarrassment-or rather the nrpre-
hension of it, for he leaves very good estate
behind him-was the cause of the act. lie
shot himself with gun, the load passing
through his left breas. and coming oct near
the right shoulder. He left note stating
that he was ''tired of this weary world, and
desired to leave it.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-07-14
BE d.

At Bonmerv Factory in this county, on the
10Th Of June. JOHN AUTHUR. son of john w
and Mary VI. Daley, aged months.
At his re lda"rr. near R;no., in This couot1-
last week. Mr. .CKARY LOCK a. an advanced
age.
-! On the 2lst nit. in GEORGETOWN, D. c., POND
AGER, infant of Walter and Ellen A.
Taylor, and grandson of G-rard Bond aud Al
len a Wager, decd areb month ana % DAYS
In Shrnherilst"wu. on the 1st inst CHARLES
THOMAS sou of Geo y. and Elizabeth Met iian
aged months ard davs
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-07-14

Eg At the annual meeting of the Alumni
of the University of Virginia. on the End
inst, Hon. r, NJ T. Hunter was elected to
deliver the address, Gen. John S. Preston, of
South Carolina, the grafton. aud Daniel B.
Lacss, Esq, of this county, the poem at the
Observation-Disclosures in July, 1875.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-07-14

Ha~ The poor black people will be again
made to suffer by their boosted Northern
friends. The FreedmeD's Bank in Washing
ton is in the hands of Commissioners. and it
has carried down with it the branch hank in
Richmond, which closed last week. I. was
where most of the coloFed people deposited
their small savings
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-07-14

AWFUL MARINE DISASTER San Fran
cisco, July 9:-The Sydney HeraM of June
5, in giving the particulars of the loss of the
iron clipper ship British Admiral, on the
west side of Kings Island, says: Out of
eiehty~eight persons on board only nine sur,
vived to tell the tale of the awful disaster
The captain and principal officers of the ship
were lost The British Admiral is the eigh>
tecnth vessel wrecked on Kings Island since
1910, and over 800 persons have persisted on
this shore
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-07-14

LARGE TAPE Worm We saw, few DAYS
ago, tapc>worm Which had been expelled
from Mr. G. W. Judd, Shenandoah Iron
Works, Pago county, Va. which was 624
feet in length. 1t had annoyed and debii>
tated him for a number of years He seems
to be much relieved and cheered up There
arc very simple remedies BY which these pests
may he expelled, without danger. and at very
small cost Shenandoah Valley.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-07-14
THE PRESIDENTIAL OUTLOOK.

Senator Gordon, of Georgia, has been in
terviewed on tie subject ufsthe next Pres
ideucy. He is of the opinion that Grant does
not desire third term at the hands of the
Republican party. aud thinks that Minister
Washbsrne is lp"ming up for the nomination.
Ofthe prominent Democratic candidates, SEN
ator Gordon remarked:
Allen G. Thurman, of Ohio, is at present
by far the most prominent candidate. His
splendid campaign in Ohio last year. carrying
it for the Democracy. for the first time in
many years. gives hun asplendid start You
see Ohio at one time poIlei 1900 radical
majority. TO have whipped this down and
then carried the State Is no small victory
Pendleton Is a,lrading candidate, on his cur
rency platform, and GeucralfG W. Morgan.
of Ohio, is also spoken of by his friends
Thus, you sec, Ohio offers three candidates.
Next to Thurman should place Hendricks,
of Indiana, and Hancock of Pennsylvania
Of these two think Hendricks is probably
the strongest, from the fact thnt the West
must furnish the candidate. / think that
either of the candidates, with a good plat
form. could carry New Hampshire, Connec-
ticus. of the New England States. New York,
New Jersey, Delaware, and probably Penn
sylvania, of the Middle States, alf of the
Southern States except South Carolina. hIissis
sippi aud Louisiana, aud Ohio, Indiana, Call
ifornia, Oregon, and Nevada, OF the Western
States
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-07-14

POVERTY is bad, but the worst kind of
poverty is poverty of the blood this makes
a man '.poor indeed" for it takes away his
strength, courage and energy but enrich the
blood with its vital element, Iron, by taking
the Peruvian Syrup Ga protoxide of irOn). and
you will feel rich and Gas good as anybody"
Try it.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-07-14

re- Bishop Smith, senior Bishop of the
Episcopal Church in the United States, has
published nu official letter formally deposiDg
Rev. G. D. Cummins from his Office of Bishop
and from the ministry of the Church.