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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-20
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skodu, kdyz K hofejsi otazce odpovime
delsi 1vahou, k niz nam peknou latku
bostonsky Investigator podava.
* cemu jest neverecky casopis9' tazal
SO mas jeden kfesfan pfi zacatku noveho
rocniku, dodal: ,Nevera jest neoblibe-
na zdstane neoblibenou; Wy, hlasajice
il, sobe darmo skodite.' To jest pohfichu
pravda. Nevera est neoblibena bu
de neoblibena jeste hezky dlouho; take
musime dati ktesfsnu svrchn dotcenemu
"a pravdu, ze nevera hlasateli svemu
zfidka hmotnf uzitek ale mnohem GastAii
skodu pfinasi Eekdy i svobodu ano sam
zivot jeho do nebezpecf pfivadi. Jsouf
zeme, mesta obce, kde by Sc neverec
nesmel odvaaiti vefeine fecniste nev6ru
hlasati, nechtelli by cd fanaticke chatry
byti rozsapan. A jsou zeme, kterez Sc k
vzdeIanym svobodnym pocitaji, nichz
statni zakony vefejne hlasani osvedco
vani nevery zakaznii pfestupniku pits
nymi tresty hrozi. V Rakousku n. pf
;est taxi zvans rpsan, nahozeustv, zIosi-
nam kterxz "a treaos vicemas,snt k6zpi !.
CT; vefejne brojeni proti wife jest tam tel
zakazano, kdezto co rok n5kolik ,rouhacI'
na lav;c; obsaloyan,scb \ se 1, vyskvtna. pa
kud nase znamosf n zkusenost dosahuje,
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.hl,zalo. fade snnsi nokra1ovati q zvele-
hova,; a. Kayd5 naLrok alo hsl hv no.
o,ognx Ldvhv lido roznmn sv4bo nens,
val; tdvbv mxslai svs m,nkn, a
;;stycb d6Iaz;tostecb slov4ka nemali a il
vta;ns nonr,,;avoval; Tlovsk nana;;c,
yaJnScb nableds a zado4bo nFasvadsen,
nooto;, % n;c flovsL ala Ltar5s md mr.
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nro;avi,; 10 ;ast no nasem mipani ne;en
shahsl5 ala n;samnx nroto Ia ? nta;o
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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-20

K ohfbnP Palack eho. Ufadpi
list napoeifal. 10 ' Praze . q ptedmestieh
vlale II ! pFaporh, ~ cest6 De Isbkosic
bsla osadach. iisnit - ielq4 ne $50 pra-
pord smuteonicli. Draha statni dopravi-
Ia do Praby po zylastnich vlacich 10000
osob, 1fad pax teaegrafckf 1To9 depeAi,
t5keiicsch 50 imrf Palaekeho,
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-20

O 1mrti Frantiska z al q c k {
h o pise Gambettova ,Republique fran :
caise' 20 dne %, kvetna: ,Depese Pra
by datevana vcerelsim dnem hod. 35
min. vecer nam oznamuje smrt Frantiska
Palackeho. Veliky naFedni dsjepiscc
Czech dosaill staFi rs let. Jest tomu pou-
ze diva inesice, co ukonGil move vydani We
.likeho sseho dila ,,Dsiiny Gesk4.e SJebo
s,nrt Dude snntkem pro cely narod po
svsech eeskych luzich, Y nejmensi yesnicaf.
jakoz v neixnacntisich n5stech. Podame
pozdeji zivotepis tohoto veiiksho spisosa
tele q vytesntho ylastence.' /.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-20
Cislo l..

duchovenstvo prazskeho rnskeho chramu
pax ceske evang. cirkve helvetskeho Wy.
znanf prazskym fsrafem p. Kosutem Y
tele, zidovska obec prazska Sc svymi ra.
biny, pedelove uniyersitni odznaky fa-
kulty pravnicke a filosofcke, prorektor
dekanove prazske university Sc zlatymi
Fetezy ma krku, profesofi universitni ces
ke nemeck6 polytechniky, advokatni
notafskd komora, historcka slechta hoi-
nem poctu, obecni zastupitelstyo smichov
ske, karlinsk6, vinohradske q zizkovske
Dale kracely Getty sokolske, ktere Sc re
vsech koncin Sc city C ct prapory
poctu as 800 clend k pohfebni slavnosti
byli dostayili. Kardi ma arci b s.
kup postal k pohfb svou eky
paz.
Skoro vsecky spolky sdcastnily Sc prd
vodu Sc svymi prapory smutecne zahalc.
nfmi. Praporu napocteno pies 200,
, 1876-11-02

lhrty i failure. il cannot apo1ogixa' inr Il,
lecnttt. All Il ENys Il, lin ncmo'ratIe t,hrtr
cannot BIZ trusted. Is there nnytIi'nE 1T The
the as,ertlnu tint 4 cannot bc trastr1s II tho
tcr, history fais to RECORD It. Occasionally In
,laya gonc BY n Democratic nccr acted tlts1lun-
cstly, but lu was nliyweti to ~ on tho plan Of
"mako room fur tho tcpcr."
Tlig DE,,orNArto FATTY
Is charged With tllsloya1ty. Thu Democratic
party Is Tho party Of THO Constitution, and tie
purity which embraces thu Constitution ea,,ot
bc charged with tlisloynlty. Tho Republicans
Charge that tim Wnr IS not ovcr:-tlmt, sl,snlsl
sSt i Whit s a,sned as n 0 o
turned to slavery. Samuel ]. T!lt'cn satistae.
tarily answered. that clinrgu few days MO-
M 1'cl,cl debt viii he paId. Our tlck.l is like
MI East River fcrryl,oat III luublc-c.ldcr.
There Ia II statesman at each ctld.
Tie Democracy Is e,larggti with being The
cai'so of the Southern troubles. This IA ii mis-
take. Thu troltble. were oce,fiDncu by the car-
net-batecra anil the negroes who 'aannged tho
etatc Aoycr1,mcnts for tue sn1;c III oIicial plum
s Rsa iS arc tsS Fefs sasi a sD" sa1
Carolina. a carelIdatc for Governor m South
Carolina has called for the at.l of tho UMitci
states troops tn scttirc hts election, An, for tle
first tins Iii The history 0f this country, pres.
dent witl be voted for within sight under tlc
slipcrylson q tho bayuncts. of tho latipnaf
army. The time Inns corne fnr unItct! North
against Tic Radical party. Indiana has declared
What It MIL do, and the speaker hoped that ILL.,
nols woul.! do likewisc-bury. tho .t'cpuhi!c;m
party TO t!tcp thut the morn utter election will
never dawn upun IL.
After few rcmurks by Gen. /. n. Stiles, In
which hu vouEl,ctt for tito loyalty Ut Senator
Mcdonald and Gov. Hendricks, the meeting nd
journed, with cheers Tor 'rl!dcn and Hendricks.
, 1876-11-02
bc efaNsrd ns donl1tful, although Mr. E'lswos.h's
fricnds arc eDnfdtnt Of hIs election.

t,N H3n ~ -
Srisnds ~. s,aTn, ~ ~, 1uST n1S n'' ''"o''"
A''9''' ~ s",'"a.m' -, ., , y. ~" crs,.Mu. ,',s,
.,,,,.. ,,,,,5 - TIE IT, J EiHi1 H. n!slNt.r. .,
~'sn ..s.Husr W f,TeL tcnlhsa!" NV ,ue upps.
nuntsso1 na 1ne taEn M,cntgam fAote o! tae !towcF
nn, arm,ns,"a ~ ,snF -. innhSl! tNfpn9ncanl ~, Io
e.cc!em N ~ w'lnoat any orzan1zs0 ornosllsnm
Is.e!s!ns -. fnnloflty la't sthc u,st,'ct
nsn,n ,. eanu,date, hhh VIII 0lelahee i; u. hn-
~" In noscase il,oaa eosfasof o. S
t, ,us, "no Hns !eccIsea ine DcinoeFat'e ana "tceh
nack Nominations.
fRoHtnlT!dH CANDIDATES:
Thefo art fow rrohtbltton CONGREGATIONAL :, cAnd!-
uatea ~ Tho acld. hnt this rotc viii % !nnitcsl.
MAJ tns ycAr: A. far ~ hny record PA bcen Ecpt
q sNsso nominations. they ars ns doilows: klfst
piats!cs, .ohn ltnsAel!, or Detroit: second! +. II:
ADAMS. q Ttcursct tr'ncc Withdrawn n favot 4f
INC Ncpnolican tteken. II there are othes Sandi'
dasss IN tho field. tue fact has escaped paalic nj.
LEGISLATIVE NOMINATIONS.
viii ehnSse Inited states Senator IN JANUARY
next. The nominations Of both parties havo been
Generally mnde, anu inc action OF all INT rome OF
the more remote districts fs known hcsc,, Thc he.
publican nominations fur thr stale Sctate include
.uinc very ftroHg nnn. ~, for Instance. Fclcr II.
1.oun'a, lor many ycnrs prominent bus!nc.h" nun
Of Lnckton; Wittcr !: uaSser: OF JonesyIlte, ons
ns tIc intlncntiu! cit!1cnshf tho Slate fof mary
ytnfs; Porter ii. Perrin, leading rcf!dcnt Of St.
JUhns; e. Stuart DRAPER, although still a sonng
man. ono Of tho t'Eft lawyers Of tho saginaw VAL
1ry: T. Il. Rankin the e1isos Of the Flint Citizen
, 1876-11-02

fnr not only bccnnsc + appropriated largo nuns
nf money, hut probably alan l"cauac it catab-
llshcd n broad precedent fur similar srhemcs TO
restore prosperity to tho Southern Staics.
What does tho Democratic party propose To Ito
obout these acllGn,csf When they arc brought
forward by the Sotht South Will lilo handful ~
Northern Democrats aturtlIly rcsiat tlIcmt VIII
the minority Of tho party orcr7nir thu rnnturityi
II It docs so, It will bo for tho trat ttlnc In tho
political history Of mankind. Agntn we nall,
What about Southern s,Il'shliOsi Mr.. Tilden's
letter lueR not tactllnn kIlcIl.
, 1876-11-02

tUontiuucl un tlie Seventh Insc.).
, 1876-11-02
WISCONSIN.
FIllsr CONGRESSIONAL. DISTRICT.
E,,srJof yHen,yfrh r., 91n TrIhuut

pVets0t DspokfH /" ld9 iF71HHt
CLINTON, Wis, Nov. l.-Tho Democrats Of
the First Congressional District Of this State
have been hoping to reduce Mr. williams ma-
Josity below what It was two years ngo, but tho
Republicans arc awako to tho fact that their
Representative has already attuincd very
prominent aud Influential potitlon at Wishing
ton, and has In every respect entitled himself 10
their support, and they Will give IL to him. No
crumh of comfort awaits the Democracy In thIs
district. On the other llund, they will find that
Mr.. Wtflia,ns will hayu the support Of Ills party
TO man, mn. will draw to aoinc extent upon
tho ranks Of tho oppnation.
OslKOaTI.
Special bfspa1ch 10 The Tribune. ..
OsHKoAu, ME-. NUy l.-lM answer to tho
open letter OF c. ". Fclkcr, Congressman Kim
hall, over his own signature, puts thu lo To all
the daulnable conspirucics tlnt llayo been
llntched up to blackcn his character ty the
scuvcncers Ut Gabo Bo,lck. Tile peoplc Of this
C!ty never bsfotu witnessed 60 disrraccful II
prostitution nf nj! lcccncv US has characterized
tte dongs Of the l.ircltngs OF Boucls, who nrc
moviny hearcn and earth to elect hIn,. Every
low trick and pcttJ piece OF lncanncss Is being
rcsortcd to.
, 1876-11-02

A STIRRING APPEAL.
TO THE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS or TUE LATE
WAR.
Tho Inst iss,lo Of the Army and Nary Journal
contains tho following stirring appeal to tho
soldiers and sailors Of the ]atu War for tho
maintenance Of tho Union:
eall of Country. .You, ., We, ieli drhtlns, our
9oasn Sn'fSshs s sfsy S o, sah q .Sa e; yS ss 1 %
tnfrr the nltnl hosro!s nf Southern prison -pcns;
or yon stnod n t,c rink: to ncct again a,'s' again
Tramp run Atlanta 10 tho srs." and iron, thee
zen 10 The Cap!ta!t ihere as conquerors, rcceLvng
s beexnx xGp E1'sa Il s ,s e oks f es
last look nto shel. shaety taee, heard thelr l9st
his mid tho hur1d @ ,n The rosF and ''a eonIe, @ 81
sss Mhss XIV M ws baea'
F9r F9r what d!a Vo w lansa:h n n lio;n,ta!' For what
what, G MT tor a,so!nte freedom of tkonrht anl
men free md Independent? For what. II mt to
mike e.eh anf every cItzen II the ianathe reer q
ssf s fxs s il al S &C. s ed sT
Cd sa f"y,1 ps Toa aid eha our dead com.
MT .ncnE ,yhst h. fhinEs that ram,nnnsIw i, g ,hg1
q i 's naio, eers @ s's's fe's ss ss
ihnt Stnte IN thc ft,c al iipa.fy Viii ti,%n nr,
sneh @ % enmmnue., and thcfe arc % snch ssG statcs. CO.
Thrtc nrc stulcs dominated by the SHOTGUN. t6n
ritiol, aud tho bowe.Enife. There arc ii chcsgo M
as ey f0 nys een ryan fo thcr s
homes In vostoMuf tic guarnntcca OF thc Cot,sti.
tuition. ind IN acorn Of The ncrils you encountered
entins reign 81 @libsrty, Saa,iy and fnterI,its."
FOR these Crimes agaiat tho Mat,un, nsaInst iiGcr.
s5liicrs Wh., icar thr hnnnrnbc ecsr. n @ xnr H.
Democratic purity is rcspcnsIblc. Tho com
iiseSing: whers thcrs aro freo bullets bu. no freo
lmliots; ,sl.ere dwellings nte slrouded in black
window rhuuia cido thc Jeadjy aim Of tic osrasaI:
wlieru tho ptcneh of the nnblifict ruttmg corp.ca
sss1 ?sS tS Ill.,
ssai cuMtr"i Of tho ljcn,ocIstic psrty, Ant Il tx
thss party, whoso atroclous Jccda aff;ont li"ayen
I'D SsK a wsh 1e to Msa IL
1cstPoy Yoa nnco maa ~ yonr M ho,1}c. vu" !"
er lh To- M Of H., tho
.Au hestt Of tba Kc,ubtIc You beat buck tho cna
mics ef uar eo,,'non country. Yoa wear seafs cars
lnr ho.sh,c snnn M ~ mnrt sss,atn
~ K,ns. You arc kin to tho 1na,tyrs and herosa
cannot krinp vnnT 9tcn.l comsoiirs h.c, n ,;T y
cAitot bIj III nnd hcni tic nroken hcarts of iher
aud ~ sann0 ' S%a for ynr
tiufcs n tJ,n Henmt,1In NJ" c"nar,t IL IT, s @ H.
EenHbIlcan party wili continue to nav rrainYmi
hoIaauc 10 tr l,nt,.otism and tse ynior ~ ihc sa.
viurs IF tt,s con1ry md vii, cnmtjn,r IT, nspe AZ n,
hp,n onoTed se.s IT W te S natIos ta6e e. "aA' u
,cous n a.cs rsu n FIFTY m H. atHw f1o tc
It il " ya,t s Sa beays 70 propeE rcapon
s e,x n@te @ y % , yon6 sns'iafos ~ @ - tue Snss Of
luz III sbarsensns ot o m ps.ion Find IL to to
, 1876-11-02


nar,y TO dter lint n. morn Sfisr @ e,"rti", Viii
nvor .taw,, ,,,.',, i '"S '"o'' "issA ee'o' VAL
Nesit itar law ,l mpum qn,".,., IT,. -, o,u. +,
,rit;ta nsm ,etiasks ~ Gcn. l. ~. ntnes, III
Wn;cn La Vo'lEhrh 1ot tho loyalty VI senator
Mcdonald and !lov. llendr!eks, the meeting nd
journcu, with cheers Tor Tl!dcn and Hendricks.
rrrE s1rprpv1snns
SWEARING TnnM IN.
The Supervisors nppofntrl l,v J,,t,rc D,,,n,.
mohd Tuesday, assembled In the Grand Jury
morning "a takc ti,c ont,, ~ ot,l.o an1 ros,,,ro
5 ~ taNo 1.s ua'n .. o'''e'' a'''. rceci'e
Instructions AS to their duties OH election day.
Nearly oil of the deputies were present, md
1i.t,uo,, ., f.,J,f ,,t.i,o,,, ,.sr.,s,,s ~ 81.
tsselsu i. ~ enlui o.s'op's explanation ot inc
Inv with attention. Ono or two stated TINT It.
business ond n,,,oss ra.a ~ ,'s,,.. ~
.pusiueast uhu otnets WeFe substituted. Nohc,
og course, llnd any conception OF w,iat they were
required 10 do until, tho law was read to t,cn.
an'l thch somo Of eho wealthy ones, who arc
above inununl labor, dc,nurrcd To thc clerical
,vor,. ,,ro,vnd i, n,,nv,ret ,,,a ns..,,s
". tifol'e" "a eot'5h'e t'e fehlstEy pooRs'
Ii INV IH1rE y. n.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-30
TtIE WEEKLY REGISTER
SENATOR SAMUEL PRICE.

We publish below an extract from a
letter written by distinguished gentle
man of Virginia to friend in this city,
regarding the virtues and public services
of Senator SAMUEL PRICE. This gen.
tleman has been intimately associated
with Gov. PRICE for the past forty years
snd knows his worth and public services
~ well, perhaps, as any man IN virginia
&c have Just seen from the
papers that Governor Price was sworn
in as Senator of the United States from
West Virginia. Governor Jacob re-
1ected great credit upon himself, Ms well
- credit upon the State by the appoint
ment of Governor Price rs successor TO
Mr.. CapertOn. For it Is unlver-
sally admitted that Governor Price
embodes in his moral and ~
tellectual character the sober, solid,
common sense conservative feeling
and sentiment of the State; and that 40
selection could have been made that
would so fairly and clearly represent
that exalted feeling and sentiment OF the
people We have known Gov. Price rs
member of the legislature Of Virginia;
we have seen HIM rs q member OF the
constitutional Convention OF 1901; we
have seen him ~ \ member OF the Con-
ventiun OF 1861, and " Lieutcnant-GOv-
ernor of Virginia, presiding over the
Senate OF that State. We have seen
La l.r &c tho pnTEtItntlODnI
convention of West Virginia, presiding
over It's deliberations, and in all these po'
sIlions nc has represented the high and
imposing conservative sentiment OF the
people, was, indeed, y type OF their stern
virtue and Intelligence. From all these
responsible trusts, in the most trying
times, he has emerged with the gratifying
piaIdlt of his constituents rs an honest
tgihiW servant. Not only did he obtain
the verdict from his constituent:
=, faithful representative, but In al
these places he secured the confidence
and esteem of his associates, and was re-
garded As safe and judIcious counsellor
and firm, steadiast statesman, adhering
10 principle and truth.
In all the excitement OF high party
times, with all the asperities incident t.
political contests, and all the unkind al
aiy.is of the chara!er of political aspir
ant. not one word has ever been
uttered or published against the moral
or political character or status Of Gov,
Price. Today, with all the struggles OF
lite upon him, be presents "alI the
morals and manners OF the morning OF
iln.' And with his habits of sobricty
he has preserved in their integrity his
phys cal and intellectual faculties, and
can ut this moment undergo as much
p1y-lcaI and mental labor Us VI any
pe,lod OF his life. There is no dIminu.
l,oa IN his nigh capacity to labor.
With such record as Governor Price
has. with his safe accumulated expert
eurc, in the iullnrss and strength OF al
nis faculties, will not the Legislature en-
iorse the appointment Of Governor
Jacob and send TO the Senate OF the
United States one whose life adornS the
squals OF his State and whose moral AND
Intellectual character would reflect credit
upon our virgin State in highcl
..b..ra
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-30
WAS What He Asked For.

From the Norwich Bulletin.
When he invited, her to marry him
she gazed INTO his face and tenGerly in
CURED if he knew what costly thing
le had asked for woman's life, q wo,
mans wondrous love. -Four months after
the wedding hc'clibmed through the scUt-
tie on to the root, and when u neighbor
came with ladder 70 take hIm down, he
put it TO HIM as fellow creature whether
Il wasn't mans duty TO run when \
woman rose up sfter him with Il hot tea
kettle in her hand
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-30
BEER-LOVING BOSTON.
low the st-suous IruDItes Disguise
Their Intoxicating Beverages.
.'un Francisco Call Correspondence.

'tn Francisco Gall correspondence.
Statistics show that Boston consumes
more lager and bottled beer than any
uther CIty in the country in proportion
:, its size. and guess there - "a good
deal Of truth III the figures. .S".'" l~~'-'
ltics are mIrpu as It We're, WITH Deer "a
looms. and tn" so"ht g, cloves ever I'M
GERS roundabout on the sidewalks adj
iacrnt. The scent of cloves, however, Is,
am afraid, intended 10 disguise some
thing else. Neither the prohibitory
liquor law nor the license law can stop
the good people OF the Hub trora
drinking lager. This fermented article
seems t. be rapidly taking the place of
whisky. and It's we'll; yet, the records Of
the courts show that drunkenness is still
on the increase here. Why this is thus
IL is hardly plain hut temperance people
of the Mr. Miner school say that people
have the "critter' at home in jugs and
there drink between drinks. Danish
the thought. But Boston was AWAY :
noted for It's beCr-drinking propensity.
Even Tn" torC!athcrs were beer drinkers.
In the early days the general court REG
ulatcd the manufacture and sale of beer,
and ANY mixture of molasses, coarse sugar
or other materials, instead of malt, in
Luced penalty equal to so for every
onansc In 1913 the court declared that
beer was the principal commodity OF New
England. An old writer says:
Hops, reformation, bays and beer,
Came into England all in one year.
The brewery became an early requisite
with our ancestors. The emigrants to
Massachusetts bay could not torego their
a accustomed beverage. and among their
carly outfits were forty-fve tons OF beer
and four hundred weight Of hops. So
YOU will see that the inhabitants of Bos.
ton have come honestly by their beer
loving propensity and desire to worship
At the throne OF King GamOrinuS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-30
another Eesubiican Endorsement.

From the salem or Mercury.
Among other kilograms received by
Governor Grover on Saturday relative
10 his action in the electoral matter Is
the following from Judge o. G. Pratt.
oc San Francisco, iuriSt of great emf.
nencr. VINO has spsnt mos, of his lie
upon the bench. and WAS the Republican
csndiaate for Judge OF the Supreme
Court Of California three Years ago:
SAN FRANCIsco, Decembe~ ., 1876.
To Gorfr7loy i. +. ''ror.r, NIiem:
Although desiring the Election Of
HAYES, deem it my duty. in view Of
tine storm your official action resp, cling
Presidential electors has excited, To say
that cannot understand how you could
legally have do. otherwise than YOU did.
tSlgned) .. &. PRATT.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-30
Rubbing it In.

Mosby, ex-guerrilla, ex freebooter, cS
bushwhacker and present friend snd
supporter of Grant, has HIS opinion on
the situation. What man thinks who
who once killed Union men for pastimr
AMI who now is bosom friend OF Grant,
is not of great consequence. He Is the
same MoSby he always was; working for
plumber.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-30
Address To Democrats and announce
memI OF .. l.. Kimberly for City
WHEELING, W. VA, Dec. %, 1876.

WHEELING, W. VA, Dec. 25 1876.
EditOyy Cfttc RogiSter:
PlcaSr announce that AIN candidate
for the Office of CITY Sergeant. In Offering
myself Is ahov" desire especially To say
To- my Democratic friends that want the
nomination Of our Convention, Therefore,
ask every ID ,mOCrtt, old and young, to
give their support, influence and vote in
obtaining Suu nominal II. ! thus pre-
sent myself and claims because I have
uci. her lime nor money to spend In the
canvass for the nomination. ! will see but
few OF tn" voters before IN" tOryrnr on IS
held, Therefore mradoption OF ihiS method
OF addressing he IN. Give me the nOlninI-
ton, my Democratic friends, and ri
promise a full vote for your candidate AT
the election. Respectfully,
dcc-7i i. l.. KIMBERLY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-30

EditOrS ofNc Register:
see by II card in your paper that the
Workingmen and Democrats OF the city
desire me to become candidate tor the
Office OF City SCI geant, a the coming
charter election. had not Intended to
be a candidate up To the time the card ap.
pcarrd, but sinCe then have rccOnsId red
my determination and will consent To
run. \ gu will, therefore please announce
my name as a candi ate Tor the Office OF
city crgeant, subject 10 the action OF the
democratic party. Thanking my friends
for their Efforts i'm my behalf aud p!edg-
ing myself il elected to dIschar-c the
duties Of the office faithfully ana imparti-
ally. | remain, yours, &C,
deC22 MATTHEW ALIMEl FIX.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-30

The Philadelphia Times says: The
journals Of all shades of political belief
note as one of the grandest acts OF the
conspicuouslv blameless life of our late
fellow citizen, Mr.. John l.. Shoemaker,
who has just passed away universally
lamented, that when he was rendered n
certificate Of election by the managers
ot his party in 1861, because the talnt of
unexposei fraud attached to it, he re-
jocted it by a public letter, in which he
sand: 81 believe it to be my moral, legal
and political duty to the community, TO
my party and to myself not to sustain
what seems TO bea .raud.' Rutherford 3.
Hayes has the floor.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-30
Stockholders Meeting

nFNAIL CITY BREWING COMPANY.
" The annual meeting of the STOCK
holders Of the Nail city Brewing Company
will be held at the office of the company
on the Fourth Tuesday in January Jan.
o, 1917 at 2 O'Clock p. N, sharp, for the
Election of Nine Directors, and the trans
action OF such other business as may pro-
perly come Ut fore the stock hOlders.
de30r CHRIS. SlEBhE, Sccy
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-30
Editors NJ he register

Please announce JOHN ARTHURS as a
candidate for the Office Of Street Commits
siOner at the coming municipal election,
subject to the decision of the City Demo
cratic nominating Convention. anu obllge
MANY VOTERS.