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, 1876-05-17

DROWNED.
C1vcrxvAT5, O., May 10. Last Sunday about 10
o'clock, eight children, whose ages range from 1b
ycass down los, got Into an old lsaky skid in tho
Ohio River, short distance from Fcvay, Ind,
and started out for ride. When in the middle Of
tl1e rtyer they discovered that the akfr waA sap-
idly filling will! water, and they Immediately IT.
skill soon went down. A gentleman on the Ken
lucky shore jumped into emalt boat and IT.
tempted to rcAcnc tho llidren, but before he
Eeachca them drc Of them. all children Of Charles
irwin. werG drowned. One Of the rescued WAS 80
badly frightened that fears arc entertained that be
1gllI not tGcoycf.
, 1876-05-17
LAKE ER1T.
EHtB

.,. Special EtspatcA 10 M, Tribune
En1E, Pa, May 1B,-DcpAftcd for Chicago tho
schF Camden The prop Scott leaves for atovo to.
St.9w 9' n easy putting shS now
proy picked crew OF men. large fleet OF vessels
u here from Buffalo loading coal for Chicago.
, 1876-05-17
TILE CANAL,

t3NtbaEronT, Chicago, May -Anut7tD- -Ncn.
time, Ottawa, it, 800 bu corn.
CLEAREu--Donubc, 0ttawat n, 317 It Lumbar;
p5op Montauk, Lockposs, 4, COO bu wheat, Eliza.
beth, Lockport, 0a, 7d7 II lumber, i, OH posts;
prop; Montnnk Delle, Wilmington, II, 6O5 IT Itun.
tcr,, 4B7 posts; J. Moaard. Wilmington, 65 m
lumber.
, 1876-05-17

THH BLAyB TRADE.
LONDON, May l6.-1hs British llcaldcnt At Zan-
zibat hAs negotiated q treaty With tho Sultan pro-
vid!ug for the sntlse abolition Of ths slave trsde,
under stringent rules.
, 1876-05-17
CASUALTIES,


Special ET&p1trh to The 7fib'ins.
OTTAWA, MAy 10.-To.day the ml1l.owncrs arc
moro hopeful, and feel that thar mills II not their
lumber, sse ont of danger. Since laat night the
rso In tho wates has beon scarcely perceptb1c, aud
report. from different points The main river to.
day convey the welcome Intelligence that the water
has commenced to aubstde. This Information has
infused new life into the lumber k!ngr.
The total number Of houses carried down the
river from Gatfnean Point Village, opposItc this
city. n twenty. Most Of them wore tho homes oi
poor people. aud their owners feel the loes rost
kccnly. The total destruction Of property ncca.
fioncd by the frcshet fa estimated at S1bo, Geo.
Htrctnt Hspasch to The Tribune.
MONTREAL, Gdy 1G..-1The wafer in the r!Ycf IL
et atandstln to. .day. Reports fectn other points
Indicate TINT It Is rccc{lng.
, 1876-05-17
PROFESSIONAL,
THE INDIAN DOCTOR

s. +. cor CLARK AND MADIsON-5Ts.
DIR. FRITZ has removed TO tho largu and elegant
Office, Garner CIark and Madison .kis. lie tells
dtscahc ~ rDon as he the patient, without ask
Ing auy question, and will roots. herbs, and
b2rkt to0H restores them to health.
oNce hnurs-the pour gEntis from Q to 10 4. m. !;
others from 10 to Il H. MI, and to & y. M. and
T::M 10 D III the morning.
, 1876-05-17


RICHMOND, W., May 1G.-Nosxdy was killed. or
eycn dangcrously iniurcd by tho accident to tho
military excursion train OIL the Petersburg Road
lust evening.
, 1876-05-17

a MINER KILLED.
Specfal Dispatch to TIE Tribune.
PEoHIA, May 16.-WlliIam l.. Howell = coal.
miner. was instantly killed laht night by psema.
tusc explosion at Atkcn's mines.
, 1876-05-17

| POWDER EXPLOSION.
| MADISON. n. d.. Mny 11.-Thc Giant powder
| works at Drakcsv!!lc exploded to-tny, killing two
I persons mud causing loes OF ST., 900.
, 1876-05-17
AmUSEmENTs.

An1OSETENTSs -
MCCORMICK HALL
POSITIVELY LAST, APPEARANCES OF
PAPPENE FILE I'M ,
prIos to her departure for Californta.
Manager Grau takes pleasure in announcing by
unireraal rcfuckt, a Gtand Gals Concert on
FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 10,
hy Mad fappcnhelm. asssfted by Milo. I1auck-
koon. the entire Company. aud poverfal oEci.cs-
~, IN clioieo md varied programme Of Solos,
Admission; - cents. Tcscrrcd feats. 81, at
Lyon Healyh Muslc.stosc, on Thursday A. II.
SUNDAY EVENING, NAY Fl,
at Hoo1ey'a Theatre, Farewell l5cncnt of Mad.
Eupenie Pappcnhctm, wl,rn she Will appear IN The
second act Of ~ TroratuEc," which will DO pro.
dnced with Full Orchestra md Chorus. "
Prices, 81. TO- 81, hnd TO cents. .ltcleryed scala
a. tho Box Office OF lhs Theatre.
, 1876-05-17

SIII1'W1sECKED.
Sr. JouSst y. H.. Mny l1.-Thrce men Of the
fhlp Ca1cutta, which was wrecked On Grlndstone
Island, Mngialen, hare arrived here. Of those on
board only 1re have reached tbs land. 1nd they
were obliged to remain si1 months before being
taken OIL.
, 1876-05-17
North German. Il0Yd.

day rom iI1rinen ier. faot Of Thifd.st iobofs.
!.atcs Of pAssssr-ffoul New York 70 s1tthamptou.
L,!nd1n fafret md BIencn frat cabin. fIt3; AccoaI
cabn I'm eVd: *teeragc, s2o c.irTrncy For freight
}assosu appytb OELlt1ElI9 CO.,
, 1876-05-17
ADELPHI THEATRE,

GRAND MATINEE THIS DAT At O'CLOCK.
THE GREAT OLIO,
LENAN10N BROS, LEW and FRANK COLLINS,
Miss SUSIE and Fertile LYNN. CHARLIE ZEN.
RD1CT, Miss ANNIE GIBSON, afis. KATE RAY
MoSD. Q. y. COLLINS. The Sensation Dsa1na,
WAITS OF NEW EoRK.
New Scenery and New Sensations. Alatinces
Wednesday and Saturday. Ladies' Nights Tucs+
day and Thursday. Thu lowest prices in thecity.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-06-19
Colonel Wilson.

A correspondent Of the tho Fairmon,
Hest Tirgiaiaa writing from one Of
the northern counties has this to say
about Col. Wilson:
have met Col. Ben. Wilson on
several occasions. He is recovering
rapidly from his prOtrac,ed sickness
and is expected to make vigorous
campaign this fall for reelection
TO Congress. The Colonel is gcu
tlemau Of admitted abilities, and al
mos. universal regret is expressed that
to was so early Frustrated 10 the SEES.
sion that be could no! make, as be
certainly would have done. his mark
in that body. 1t is thought that the
universal sympathy felt aud expressed
for him will procure bis triumphant
reelection in this overwhelming Dem
ocratio district. Tho long personal
acquaintance Of our correspondent.
with the Colonel, and the strong socia al
ties existing. make him, in sympa,hy,
and in spirit, and truth, invoke BIZ
success.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-06-19

uouuced, and that tho thanks ofthe
whole people are emiucutly duo to .
Democratic House Of Representatives
for exposing such condition Of cor.
rup,ion to the dominant party rs rem
ders their continuance ia power da q
gcrous to tho liberties Of the people;
that we have confidence that our del.
oga.cs to tho National Convention
will support those who are proper
representatives Of tho foregoing prin.
ciplcs, and we leave them free to e1-
orclse their discretion us 70 the choice
Of men best fitted to bring about (
thorough reform in the administration
Of our National affairs; that in til,
interest Of purc government, and out
Of regard for free institutions i,nper'
iiled, and to redeem the American
uamc from the stigma attached to i
BY the corruption Of that PARTY now il
power, We do cordially and eatncstl!
invite all honest men, irrespective @
former party affiliations, to lutte viii
US in tho coming campaign.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-06-19

colonel Wilson h.s 50 far recovered
from bis illness as to be able to b. PEE
sent At the convention last Monday.
Right gladly did many warm friends
welcom thin back to his old place
amosg them. The Colonel is rapidly
gaining strength, which is all ho needs
now, aud will doubtless ;, able to
take vigorous hand in tho campaign
jus. opening. There is q general de-
sirc that be be returned 10 Congress
again this fall. We no. only hear
this desire expressed in Harrison, but
in adjoining counties. Indeed it is
general throughout the District. The
Colonel mad. good Representative
Iu the discharge of his duty no was
stricken down by sickness and has, in
consequence. no, had that opportunity
to finish the work be had commenced.
These facts arc appreciated, and there
is general wish that no b. eturned.
-CiurksJurg NcWs.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-06-19
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
CoxAfssIoNER's 0rrlcE.
Weston, June 18th.


Weston, June 18th.
John S. Lyttle aud John Sutton, guar dian
dian of William Sutton, plaintiffs,
George Cozad, J. II. Bennett, John 9. Jack
son, Washington A. Bot and John q.
Marsh.
The parties 10 tho above cause will take
notice that the undersigned Commissioner Of
the Circuit Court Of Lewis county, has fixed
upon Monday, July 24th, 1876, at bis office
10 Wcs ion, to execute m order Of reference
made In said cause by the said Circuit Court
Of Lewis county, by which said order lie was
directed 10 ascertain and report:
What balance remains due tho plaintiffs
out OF the sale OF the land sold IN the case Of
Nathan Roger VS.. John S. Lytlle and others;
hetlier any other bond than that men
toned In The bill was ever executed by
George Cozsd rs Commissioner, for the sale
Of the said land, aud ifso, whom /, was exc
cuied, and who were obligors therein, and
whether my of tho pu; chase money Tor said
land, MAS received By George Cozad before
the execution Of the bond In tho hill men,
TONED, VI Commissioner, and II SO what
amount, together with any other pertinent
matter which tue Commissioner may see
proper TO report, or any Of the parties may
require. AT which tim" and place said par-
lies arc requested to attend.
Given under my hand, as Commissioner In
Chanserr, the day and date first aforesaid.
A. NJ. DENT, Commissioner.
Juno 10 4w
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-06-19

Campbell. he has been President, Of
tho institution. Ho has also given
great attention to public school affairs.
He vas prominent member of the
committee in the Constitutional Con-
vention that laid the foundation Of our
present free school system, and hO
served as State Superintendent of Free
Schools in 1873, during tho uucxpired
term Of Judge Lewis, who resigned
the place to accept q seat upon the
bench. If scholarly tastes and educa.
tional experience are qualifications for
the position for which be has been
named, then Professor Pendlcton will
prove an excellent Superintendent Of
public instruction.
Of the nominees for Judges Of the
Suprema Court Of Appeals, it is
scarcely necessary to speak in detail.
Judge Raymond, the present Presi.
lent Of the Court, has ahundautly de.
served the endorsement given him by
the Convention, and is all the more
graceful because it was understood
that. while the Judge would not feel a.
liberty to decline denomination. lie
did not seek it. He is an exception .
ally able lawyer, just, upright and
conscientious man, and prompt and la
borious in the discharge Of the duties
of his position. Hon Okcy johnson,
Of Parkersburg, who has been uomi.
mated to Gil the vacancy occayioued by
tho expiration of Judge lloamau's
term, is well known throughout the
State. He lsa good lawyer, jealous
in the discharge Of duty, and will rem.
der good service on the bench of the
Supreme Court of Appeals. Hon. 4.
G. Green. of Jefferson county. was
recently appointed by Governor Jacob
to ELL. until after the next election the
place made vacant by the death Of
Judge PAUL, aud has now boon nomi.
ua,cd for tho .'emainder of Judge
Paulls term. lie has had few equals
at t. bar, and it il no. doubted i ut
bis judicial career will amply justify
the high expectations Of bis friends.
lie comes Of Judicial stock. seyeru! Of
bi' family having won distinguished
honor on the bench 10 tho old State.
Taken oil together. the ticket is n
good ono, and judiciously arranged
and carefully distributed, aud We SEQ
no good reason why it will not receive
the generous. cordial and unanimous
support Of tho entire Democratic party
in West Virginia. Let US 60 lot. tue
campaign determined to give to each
aud all Of the distinguished gentlemen
who have bscn named larger major.
ity than any Democrat has ever re-
ceivcd in this State herctoforo.-Reg.
lister.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
CoMMlssIoNER's OFFICE, |
Weston, June 18th.
senh Matthew'S. nlainiifr
juno 70 4w

vs.,
Abraham \. Hall, Joseph Hall, Ezra Hall,
George Arnold, John $. Hall, Festus
Williams, Administrator of Abraham
Wi!li.ms, deceased, and Henry BsaunOu,
defendants,
IN cuLScERY.
Tho parties to tho above cause will take
notice that tho undersigned Commissioner OF
the Circuit Court Of Lewis count, has fxsd
upon Tuesday tho 9Th OF August, 1876, 10
execute an order Of reference, made In said
cause BY tho Circuit Court Of Lewis county,
At the March term thereof by which said
order he was directed 10 as. ,rtain mud re
port,
LIST, The amount Of money 10 which the
plaintiff entitled, by reason Of any pay
meni, or liability, in bis official relation 10
said dciendaatl Hail. and herein shall DO IN
Guided any money, paid by the plaintiff 10
the State Of Virginia, and recognized by
this State by any act or acts OF The Legsla-
tuEe Of this State.
2nd, The property conveyed Ia trust 10
indemnify the securities Of said Hall, aud
the disposition, II any, which g.. been
made of said property, II sold, zen and
NANs sAN VA9 ANotiASu bAtu eulCt
whether sale at The time was necessary to
meet liabilities on account Of payments rs
security, and ifmorc than one irac, Of land
was sold, the Comm.s..yner Is directed 10
report tho disposition oil each and every
tract sold, and the pr or amount Of said
sale, and market value Of tho land SOL
Sd, That the Commissioner ascertain .ae
present amount due the plaintiff on accom-,
Of money paid by him GU the liabilities Of
said Hall as such Sheriff.
4th, And that said Commissioner shall
report any other pertinent. mStler deemed
proper by him, or required by the parties,
At Which time and place said parties are 70.
Yuired 10 attend.
Given under my hand as Commissioner in
Chancery Of said Court, the day and date
Grsi Aforesaid.
A. NJ. DENT, Commisioner.
Ijune194w
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-06-19
DEMOCRATIC
COUNTY CONVENTION.

In pursuance Of authority vested in them,
the Democratic Executive Committee hereby
notify the Democracy Of the county that a
Convention will be held, on
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1st, 1875.
,that being the first day Of the September
term Of the Circuit Court At the C0ur
House Of Lewis county, for the purpose o
nominating candidates Tor the various coun,
~ Offices to be tiilrd ut thu October e,ecrio
WIN. i. LIVELY. Chm.
J. W. WorrISDry, Sce'y.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-06-19
NOTICE.

In the District Court Of the United States,
for tie District of West Virginia.
In the MI tier o: John u. Bell, Bankrupt.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
Notice Is hereby given, that in pursuance
Of IN order Of the said District Court, a
general meeting Of the creditors Of said
Bankrupt will be neld at GIcnrile, In said
District on the ?2d day OF June, 1916, at II
O'Clock, A. ~, before n. S. HorthcUt., one
Of The Registers in Bankruptcy in said Court,
TO declare n dividend, and for the purpose.
named In the eth section Of the Banirup,
act OF March I'd, 1857.
June 5, 1876.
Z G. LINN,
II. NJ. BENNETT,
Assignces.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
CoMMisnoHyRs OFFICE,

VAhS Achht AVN
Adam P. Rusuisel, plaintiff,
vs..
A. G. Hale, late Sheriff Of Lewis county,
and as such administrator OF the personal
estate OF Nancy Bland, deceased, William
Warner, Virginia Warner, H. .hel Bever-
age, William Bland, Margare, Bland, an
infant, Mary Ann Bland, and Margaret
Burbridge, defendants.
The parties 10 the above cause will take
notice that the undersigned Commissioner
OF the Circuit Court OF Lewis county has
fixed upon Thursday, August 10th, 1876, at
his Office In Weston, 10 exH uts an order OF
reference made in said cause by the Circuit
Couit Of Lewis county, at the March term,
1875, by which said order he was directed
10 ascertain whether any personal assets be.
longing 10 the estate Of Nancy Bland ever
went into the hands o. A. q. Hale, her adj
Illustrator, aud ifso to settle hi, arcc"nts
thereof, md report whether she lett .~ll-
cicns personal assets to satisfy he' It's 10
convene her creditors aud aScerta and re-
port their debts and their prlotities as 10 her
estate, and ascertain mud report what realty
bolongj u her estate, with any other mai.
ter which he may deem pertinent, or being
pertinent the parties !..-, require. Atwhich
limo and place snid parties are required TO
attend.
Given under my han. rs Commissior.- 10
Chanccry, the day and date first nlore-..l.
A. ". DENT, Cemnission:r.
June le-lW
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-06-19
Norwood High
School and College

Summer session Of three months 10 open
June %, 1875. Students are encouraged TO
attempt only 50 mach as can be well done
and those who desire preparation for the
Uni vefsiiy, or 10 pursue limited or special
Course Of study, are provided with every ia
eility at Norwood. Address,
WIN. D. CABELL. Principal.
Norwood, Va.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-06-19
Democratic Platform.
Adopted at Charleston, Juse 81

Adopted a. Charleston. Juac g.
!. That tho Democratic. Conserv.
itivo party Of West Virginia is no.
two parties 10 alliance, but is and Shall
remainsone harmonious party thorough
ly united aud harmonious in it's prin.
ciplcs. its aims. and its organization,
and that it is tho duty OF all its mem
hers to discourage every reference to
local questions. personal animosities,
or political divisions upon matters now
either obsolete or which ought to be
subordinated to the more vital issue, Of
the day.
9. Tha. the great principles which,
10 our opinion, underlie ana must sus.
tain tho National Democratic party
Of which We are an integral part, are
(l)restriclion Of the federal govern.
men, to its original sphere Of action,
and to the powers prescribed and lin.
tied by the constitution, (2) the indi.
poudence Of the Supreme Court Of tue
United States as-i,s. intimidation and
undue influence u: the par. Of the CO.
ordinate departments Of the general
government (3) Subord,nation Of tho
military to tho civil power ; (4)tho
equality and constitutional sclf-govcrn.
ment Of tbs States, leaving TO each Of
them the solution Of questions and
difficulties arising therein. subject on.
ly 10 the Constitution Of the United
States.
3. No occupation Of State or Teri.
tory by United States forces cxcep,
10 aid Of civil authority, or demand Of
the Governor, as tho Constitution
prcscr.acs.
4 Reform o. civil service i such
maun"r that honesty and compe:IncJ
shall again be regarded 10 tho sclec.
ton Of Fedora. oGiccr.. .uj Sat such
officers shall no. be permitted to inter.
fere with tho freedom Of elections. pnr
b. subjected to contributions TO further
the political uius Of tue appointing
power.
s. Complete and uaive:s al amnesty
for all those VAC participated in the
civil war on basis Of niG.lal recon.
ci!iuiiou. such as the spirit Of the ago
demands, and the permanency Of our
institutions requires.
q A return IN TIM old land. marks
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-06-19
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
70 the Creditors f Trilliiam Stalnak,

TO the Creditors t Irilliam Stalnater,
deceased:
In pursuance Of decree of tho Circuit
Cou Of the county Of Lewis, made in q
cause herein pending, 10 subject the real es.
tate Of tho said William Slalnaker 10 the
payment Of his debts, you are required to
present your claims agains. the said WILL
lam StAlpaker, for adjudication. to A. N.
Dent, Commissioner, al his oflicein Westo .
In tho said county, on or before the 9Th day
Of August, 1876
Witness, ". II. Byrne, Clerk OF said
Court, this 18th day Of June, 1916.
W. II. BYRNE, Clerk.
] N Bennett pq junol94,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-06-19

Having associated OUT.
selves together for tho
purpose Of conducting tbs
DRUG TRADE. W. call
The attention OF the public
to our stock, which is var
led and complete; and our
long expcrienee In the
practical bearings Of tue
Drug business is suGcien,
10 command the confdcuc,
heretofore reposed in TIN
members Of the fim. Cur
only desiie Is 10 conduct
the business In every par
ticular 10 tho Ea,!sfs' ton
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-06-19
Testimonial Of the Faculty Univer-
sitv of Virpinin

slty Of flrEinlu.
We take pleasure In recommending "Nor-
wood School" TO the confidence OF The pub
lie. The Principal, Mr.. WA. D. CABELL,
10 gentleman Of energy, Of great moral
worth aud ofrips Scholarship. Under hi
judicious management the School, as one
thorough training for boys, has achieved IN
unwonlcd but well mcrited success. Mr..
Cabell Is rs, ID by u corps Of Instructors,
most Of whom nre alumni Ofthis University.
They are T. men Of high character, Of
thorough Scholarship and earnestly devoted
10 thu work Oh teaching.
Having bad the opportunity Of testing the
character Of the instruction given at Nor
wood School, We do not hesitate 10 rec
ommend It us High School Of the frst
rank.
wM 4. PETERS, d Il GlLpERsLsEvE,
j j. CABELL. I II Smith,
G + HoLMEs, NJ ScnELE DE we're,
JSo j, Nixon. CS YESABLr,
J 3 pawn.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-06-19
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

70 the Creditors Of Nancy Bland, dc.
ceased
In pursuance Of decree Of the Clrcui.
Court Of the county Of Lewis, made in a
cause therein lending, to su',; set the :.al
estate Of the said Nancy Bland 10 the pay
ment Of her debts, you are required 10 pre-
sent your claims against the said Nancy
Bland for adjudication, to a. N. Dent, Com
missioner, ut his Office in Weston, In the
said county, on OF before tho 10Th day Of
August, 1876.
Witness, ". II. Dyrnc, Clerk Of said
Court, this 18th day Of June, 1876.
". II. BYNNE, Clerk.
II Braunon pa jYne 10 4w
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-11-16
Call and settle up.

HAvING CONCLUDED TO CLOSE UP
Il kall old accounts by the 10th of October,
would request all having long accounts
with me TO call and settle and save expenses,
Any one having bills against me will please
present the same and receive their money
NJ. B. SrAUNTON.
W4nnsMuccs, September 25, 1876 Ina.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-11-16

CONSTANTLY KEEPS ON HAND
Rope. Ausurs, Butts.
IRON, Anvils. Screws.
Cumberland Coal Bolts. Steel.
Horse Nails. Borax. Bells,
A xle Grease. Bits. Boilers.
u axes, Headers. Mowers.
Door Locks. Betting
Wheelbarrows, Babbit-Metal.
Wire, Grindstones, Machine Extras
OK Yokes, Barbed Wire, Staples.
On Cans of every description.
Drills of all kinds.
w oodenware, Teakettles,
sron Axlos, Cutlery,
K-uts, Patent Iron Planes,
Nails. Scissors, Wash. boards,
Egg -beaters.. Tubs,
I-olassas Gates, Hinges.
Urn Cocks, Hammers.
Chains, Hooks and Staples.
Cartridges. Flas Irons,
Axes, Pumps. eto., etc.
p1y3tf
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-09-21
A CA8D.

FHLLow-DEhOcRATs desire to withdraw
my name from the candidacy for the nomi-
nation oE School Commissioner; and In
doing so must say that feel deeply CRATE
ful TO friends who have SO cordially given
their influence for ME. / expect to devote
oil tae sine that can spare from Dentistry
to work for the success of Democracy. for
VIC muat win. heartily coincide with the
opinion that the time hns come In our histo-
~ when it ceases to be question whether
"e can win or not; but we must have victo.
~ at any cost within the lev. Since tho
war we have been conservative Democrats.
coalition Democrats, &C., but now we are
determined Democrats-determine that
rogues shall no longer rule; determined
that they shall take up their legitimate
quarters in the State prison; determined
that it shall no longer be respectable to es-
sociate with rogues determined that vice
and ignorance shall no longer rule virtue
and intelligence; determined that carpet
bagger Chamberlain and oil his crew shall
stop robbing South Carolina, and that our
own glorious Hampton Shall rule our State
and make us proud that we are Carolininns
once more.
w q BROWNE