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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-09-26

perish with cold. Such is the unjust
and wicked discrimination which the
rich make in favor of their own class
and against the poor. Such are the
partial laws and wicked wages by
which the poor and unfortunate are
compelled to keep their faces on the
grindstone of hard labor, that the
rich may luXuriate in wealth and
ease. Would it be so if the poor
would mass their political strength,
pool their issues, and vote for some
poor man instead of a rich landlord
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-09-26

Room left yet for campaign sub
ribers-only 10 cents each. We
want a thousand more
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-09-26

Is How the rag baby does grow!
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-23

Tne penetrating ufEds incident 70
Il = season o. TIE year are severe ordeal
Tor The lungs The neglect 0; hard eoash
generally leads 70 . weakness o. the lungs,
which, ros int-equsuS.y, results IN Coz.
sumption
sCzSCEs PCLAOyIC SYRUP viii AZ once
relieve and loosen 4 Z Zht eDCgh Aad -
scch Al 2gres2Oi= remedy ina. children
VII take - Eitho1i being eoaI=d- A cold
On he lungs, Il eous1npI-oo Is 70. a.
rSa-.y tsvElop=,i, may D easily mastered
b. the Use OF ILz PzInonIe syrup together
With scheuck-s Mandrake Pills - clear
the system OF the 2e-Um aLAtet mGcns-
IN mare serious cases, where the dtsease
has become deeply seated. and the pAslsnt
su-sEs tom loss Of appetite, weakness and
snaclatIOa- SCHESCKs SEA WEED ToSlC
sao1-t o. Cssc ID eonEeetio1 Win the
above mentioned renetilss, % sIin Mate
The appetite ard bring the digestive
powers INTO healthy action, thereby sas-
taIaIng The strength OF the patient and e.
so!lng him 10 restst tAs progress 0; tie
disease Until the PCLHoyIC sTECP may
perform ia healing and cleansing work
The Use OF these standard remedies &c
eorut1g 20 the directions zhiea accom-
Pany them cannot fail 70 Produee most
satisfactory results 4 Letter addressed 20
d.. Scherck coz. sixth ard Arca streets
Philsd=lrht asking advice, vii prompt
~ receive the Doctors personal atGeCtto
fee o. charge
scteucks Aett1nss Are 70, sac By 81
l----.-.-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-23
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

state o; we~; Vl-g.EiI, n tie MEz!slpsI
tog-. ~ " A-.-taE:
Emma p. tAyIeT.
Martin Linden AM others.
~ V.-tEs o. a deere. catered OF add
-rG-. n tee aCgve saLI.sd causs 90 the
>! t-y - Jan cary. -. Tie EnIrrstxasd.
EEo we've APPOINTED -P>-iai Con mIslon-
zrN Tor iEs plrEa~~, EL.. IN
sATC EDAT. NAsi n O., isa,
A. 70 e.o-k A. IL proceed % s.slI a. DC BILE
acefioc - The irCat door OF Ia. court
hoa.s % D1-S cDlaiy. West virgin a, the
hDl.ov.nE tssrTio>s1 rszI sslAfs, ts-xtl: A
p!sc- % psrrs4 q grO.nd atGats 90 IA.
-asf '.tg q; Ncao4,ca slrs-t, 10 ihsl IarI
" 20. 10y % Wheeling kbsun az fAss
= hs~-IE,, scGuGsd AID t.-cEth.,i AZ tot
.oEs. ~g.nElEE On "a. east sid> OF NeCol-
-Ln-, EcE Me- az Eey .41", tE<ncs y. g
2. - yo.ss 20 s.i4Ee AZ Sas~lnx Creek.
tEeacr IOWA sd cr-~E md b!nalns
.E-reoE = - ? ~ % poe. ~ q stAks.
:Css~~ .. - = - 10 pSis- 10 . sfake IN the
are % Me- 0llorh street, then - Win the
sas; s.ds % Nc, nig0ch sIr.eg y. o., ".
E-lB poles % tAs b~ZirR.nx.
GEEAs 90 -ALE--LEe-tEi s3 saa a. "a uea
more a. tE@ p-EcEz~sr may 90 SIIMng 10
ray, 90 cAsE OF fsy q a.. ne bzlAhe. In
80 sGlal lCs;Al4msns a. nine and
eighties Nor L,, respectively. trUm dAy
% ss4-, With 10 ;s-sst, tas psrrsas@r ziTtnk
- oo-c. f1r ne t.isrrs - Dzym~rts, ssd
ne Ilsls - a: "a s-tate o. % r.tA ned
q ~ al tie yuEcsASe ulousy shail have bro
pa-1 10 fz.- Y. ~ BARB,
~ " CDT DEN,
IN spsr.aI COtnm!siousr..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-23

EAPYr .itIrgs FOR nervous s-1srsrs,
SD those vito asve beer tsed, t--zZ=c
40 qz.cks. PaiTsru.ccers E.sc.-.c
Balts etecsu,lly cure prsus:G-e tso.E!!
.ct decay. Book .nt Jou-csi, VIII Il
fo-ua.Goo worth I5oGsacts. usiist free.
Aires Pzlvscn.cssr GslvI2.c Coz
rAcv, Cicci1 ST.. Oaic.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-23
aOEsdo

T13 Word, which ga been ::sr.1Z
everybody il the tsce 'cC Ire p.s. tsE
Tss-sAlt "a 5oE getting irt5 eve! oot 1:
mouth, = pr.psr.:ioa for cleansing Z,
5ss.,.tri-g Ard preserving re :ee:E,
tzse:ec.-s .5s trs,:a, AZ ,r-ss:lny re
progress .: -scay.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-23

IRE ever sneceeo ~ any
-,-,-sor FOR re rest-nent q
:Ia--;
-5-ls-zT. - a.. - ne As 81 ye1S AVE
- ---' ST. = - - :. -. 80
=. - : -Is .s.-: S,s.,s - : -
rt- - valE AZ -h.--1- eyes- sven
.-.--- -7e,-., : ar. a.. eccsrKr- cccxa-
- - - ~. sgs--- Az eTe-y LaE-.cas-5a
- "a > n la. L-5e't a. IL ID 80
=. : rASs.-y = II eeb- A.;
49, 49,. IS II 'Ssao TEN rec s-esyzs1tsT
"a, 80 .----E eGs q set- : seSIed .
49, Y 80 - scas.-G- s.a-t tsea saTs
-.s 49, -'.I,-4 Z. ~ ,c-gr % c8tos1ge
- ~ -. AZ Sad before Dang
-s F.-I 5---1s. q s,r years n
rs- -. ---g-l-z,. 49, - = - lL--a--e5 -
---s -. - -El.cs- 1nsA-iI e 49, =
- -s.rI-. = Il Scg-S-tc1 &C tieia-
- sI-I = -.-s--.-1.y: = TIE eccsra1e n
RI g - -, ..--I..Cc u II tarra- eAcset u
.aI-s -st--1- -H9 - :. : - :. :. \ -
4 tseS. hI-1 e5fl<h Asa1 Sa-se
= - = sa5-E-.s y1scs q saS --ssase-
----z..s- -. ~ 21s- Ald '1Sssc s1ssy
e- -. 49, ...Ls, ;! ccas'-1- 1eaSs. y ID
- -l--sll IS sslIle = 49,. - 49,
80 -. - - & SASFDzos E-ASt-A. I'll
=. - - - So Il, : - 5s5C-le ossgaa
% -4-.:-7. ne * - - =. - :.
. a. . - = t--zs- -1e tScaE-Tex =
go. - a arg trJL 81 15s1x = ~
80: - -. - -1E1z4--sc A11 sxet(
- 49, NJ chsss 1zsAopsa-e1.
- - ; - 1sLl c7sa4sss-- II se1ssa q
r.. - = -.T-g-E Es-s eC--5s..s.y --sccres..
- 81. 1. : z ..,.eLae .aL- AZ r-.1cec us
g-~4 F-l~a .1-A-1-.1-ef. y IA "a
-. ~ yoz CArNRAz-
= - s--I-.-.- .s-A-ss- ~ er1zZs-.
r-sa- ia g. =. - -. -.
&C.,. -! s-A- "a . sE---
--.r -.-.-- - --sa--s-: g CIA-h -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-23
@'-- 1:a't o. EQUALIZATION.

p, E,A--u:1o1 sor Ohio
4 - >.>7--= =, s:.:-2Es Noa1&y-
'-. 4, - Cczzsss.Oce-s' -. rs,
- u 2. O'Clock a. T. ard -c2-
1-. '-,,--s ron day % day uzil
IL. q g-=tsc- ~ tks hear
--. : -i---Z q a. czEsSs c: srrU--
= ---. a. perso1s azzr.syec
-. axe -o..cs AID appear before
s''-- q. oz-unenE thereof
CaA~. Il. DEITEES-
- q a.oa-I q Con s.sorerS-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-23

p, tt1iiy Tr:iay Pa!'itslphiA 10
-o-e 10y, ION. TX. 4I,-..-s, cD1 oiast
<I.s =Ecril-cI ss-Tlcs. -c=Icsp:io1s A.
-rlt.-< sc T.N-.r,l. price. ca - :oG1
,s.- .ia. C,,9L.:. Ho;sl O. Cces:su:
- g..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-23
J,srTYELA, B.F0EE TEE PCBLc
-2. c. MCLANE'S
-E..5zA- TED
LIVER PILLS,
"a - IL 90
:.-l C.: --T=- Complaint,
-..sEs:-A A. E--z E1A-A-EL !

.------. r: T.=--=- 7 -r=-
n: = 49, -.
-. .---z,.-..1---ae-
-..-...-a----- :-.,.'z:-
.---.-... --z-.zl,-.,I..
... ..--..s-.- -
. ..-.-.-'-:5I..3- -
= -;
:.-.. : -
. - =
- -
-: go. -. -,
- -. .---..-ls 80.
....L.-s.-.--,-t,l5
-- .-I-T
49,. -. - 49,. : - -
-.-.. 80! -.
60. Iii
=: $3.50 G. --- = r-ro1e
:---.....--- 60 ,--ateea
&c. A.! - < sc-s-
- = ---5----. =. --.:s-,
49,. -.-.------se..-GlI. IT,.
..z-~s..-: :. "a
So - = rC--i.;-S Of a
Ky ss-s:-.,- G.: tie skin: his
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-23

oPALDISa. G1s, 1p % tie sl-k!rg
p1iEt
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-23
FRESH TEAS

~ packages GEn powder, Imp<rtsI'
foCcE Hgsc-, Oclscs. English Breakfast
and >OErEolg TeAs, - sore and tor sale
a. low CURES. " REILLY.
LEs and lEI Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-23
J.H. StaiIman & Co.,
n TWELFTH STREET.
EsrE.A
MARTIN KLEINHANS,

Ia- MAIN STREET. FIEsT Class
tbslC CDkosStsrs< g&se VIII Mecca
BOotE Col
al kfrts % I-psclz1s-5uZ do1s n TIE
IAfexs rey1e and E<s1 Axt@r1al Pat On AZ .
rnrea IO1er charge than any ko3se II
tow. ~ArsxtAction EEAra1ts~d. PzYsog
-Ef.s. NAIrrez~-A LAzlSrSqc.Es. lno~~
Cgysr.: C.yp4ts ettad Aad iAts- Please
give ne . aat-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-23
Peerless Radiator shakiDg
Crate

The most com p.ste CRATE n the market. 10
an De- srcu - operation ~ Mr.. Frank
Cons dne rs-iienes on the Island. Gall
and examine.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-23
PRICE. Is CENTS.

.--- ,r-s-r.,. e - = 49, W. :ss .-!a,r-y
80 2 %. - - :! :-=c $50 AZ L>s,-
vr--a
g. 4-a. = ,rlz ------vs' T3--4-- ?-Ar-1I.
----r-e- % s.=---.. c. Ez.-A-s. PA.sa
= -.-.~ na..-t-a. : E1=--. A. sse1 n -
80 = - -. a. L.. z-.-AI Do
~. .-r--- 81. - - g --r: $50 Al; CEnAt "A.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-23

For = CASE OF CATARRH that
SANgpED's RADICAL CUEE tor
Ca'a-7h I'll not instantly relieve
aud speed ~ cure Re- -ers ncrs-
E@uTy Vsl.s, Eco Wells, FsrE9
& To-, Aurora V. T.; Wm. Bow.
81, sd Ne. Hztto-, G-aC' z
Bowen, It LOG.L Testtul OCIais
ard treatise ~ NAL. Price Win
improved Inhaler. g.. sod every
WHERE. WEEh> & POTTER, Pro-
pr.=s0Ts, Boston, xAss- ss.sb
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-23
~ cT7ss 9EE4t2IW
THROAT, LUNGS, LIVER 3 BLOOD

Il :ae -5ctz-tu, 1s'!lr.re = znch re .5ict-
=! re l5,.Ts 80 -s-t - ~ e. -Hs tl.ruTs-sE
- sT@s e ~ -r-- 5.7et - i.s-rrozy z-rre q
SI=-ss scTs-r = curative pr-ps--:>4. Tn.rl
Grt 80 - So: ,sss lie veE"tActe E-zEt0ul
81 ,s1- ~ - =.-A- .-i- We. sTs- 5ss--s -g-1-
. .g1-I. n - s-saI T1-.sFT & 11cs+ 5cs-l1Hts
tsIss@ TE-r- . 20 Nss- sr--f. . =. zs.-e-- Il
iEs cure Z Bronchitis, Severe Coughs,
Int - sl-.g SAG. x Con-um ptiou- d. "a
..-es. 80 --Ht. - .l-sl-lT. L.. Ell --rs
c-Ts:s.lri c-TrGE-cS = :-s Z-sa.s-i -ss'.g-Al
! s..Ts-T Z .ns lrH. ". = L c-l-ss lie saTs--
g.. CETz1.. J.. '--gzg.1Ea' - sTsssl AL purt-
fiss the blood. b - E-eA- A.: -a5r3G<z
ato''':-71rEty,7E 7r-psT-:s-. !: ,1rsi a Hu-
Blotch, PITPls- - Eruption. Az-rs.--A.
t-'sisss. ~ P1g-r-s. ri - : .-e--s. lre
err. at A.. T.---.Gs .eat5 n. srr.I!
.-1cs.- -Ig-.,gT ss,.-----s'- Erysipe Las salt
rheun- Fever sores, >caly or Rough
Skin. Iarrr- A. - .ce-FE-- .-tea-ies "A l-s-t
g n. :.5,G. A. crc,, ere: - .1.s p1Ee-t---
yzr.:r-rz. AT .1T--rI---Z -ss.-c--e-
7, --r fes. "a. +--Fr-. -s-- assL have Sal
nv cu3-r q SKI. - -s..Cx. - 5-JE- 900 q
.-rs - ,-.- :-a--sG: EaL-I-1s x 1-.trsfl,
IN: as. n zrq-E. .z,s--L -sI- - -----s L ls--
- - = Z .5s .-1ss. 81 - -. AT Ei0c1v
f'-s-'-. - ga t75--ss, All s'cE3i
;sa.s,; v-F lie &c., .--- Torpid Liver,
o. Biliousne-s-- II zilT cA.-s q
SLiYer Complaint sclT pa. e -1ess
"a -,1rlE a-s ss-~-e-rH!- - : -sEs'tT :-f
, .=r1 raseE. II. P.e--s's t-3i'.>a N>--rA- D
.-ly-zz - --Tec i--s-z.-eosS. AZ -sl-1y.
sod ~ o7ueGlsTs lTsl 7ss soTTu.
r-s-ar~' - r. V. PIERCE, ". D. 81.
H-r--.ssr- n -= N1z-os DLsPESsAzE
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-23
CAROLINA RICE.

g tierces received direct from ChAyle..
ton, n sore and bor sale By
". REILLY,
LIs AMI lilI Main Street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-23
SD " csuessTsATE ga soTu.

F-s-a-~' - r. v. PIERCE, ". d. see
T----sssr- n -- T1z-os DL-PLSsAzE
- y. :.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-23
SWORN EVIDENCE

.u,-z cure s orooas's ne most
',s --er ssereeo - sny r1eoi-
-..,,z-sor FOR re treatment Of
cIa--' ~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-23
FISH.

AsrE--rl, Nc. J. AID = IN barrels, halt
barrel. Art BIS: Lake Herring IN hall
and quarter haETpls: AT Water Herring
2 barrels aEt Eat nAsreis; IL store and
Or sale - ". REILLY.
!EEll us AID 1911 Main -gr, e..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-23

-. -1.,1-7 .'--l-s : sL.- =. .1 = =
80 =. q ---1c-lc1s l.t - = h
- - sa-s - n E,SoissAle Al.
rl--. - ----.z-CE- ttz : 1<.s- -si.,.A
- = - Gl1s-z- Ags-z l-G - -cts-
- 49, NJ -.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-23
l. MCUEY NErNG-

TIE enGnaniiy w2 excited On ihs
subject Of isnPerxsee. AarpAy h.i
80 ATTY visited he city, sd trfassd
ceE vigor IstS lie frisn1s Of tie Cause
Nsetinss we're helt nightly, AID
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-23

2sstsr ..e VOC r21sc? TIE tan
pe-,acs cause q 20 -ss. sx:ec: Il !oG-
Keeping. b. wear Gs1ile inaEscce VIII
u ne s.crst precioesa Of home !7C car
ID much % rac.,iu Ire f..i4c; or. ~ IL
5:s:sg George Lowry. E1;s- yoG 81 d
.:-oy. ros o1Iy Ite resolution, D.: ne re-
.iz!oc o. 8 good uac.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-23

4 %. S'a-- q Commissioners
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-23

state o; we~; Yl-g.E!a, n tie MEz!slpaI
tDg~. - " A@e-tnE.
Emma p. carter.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-04
]. CURE FITS
WORK FOR ALL

visitor, (enlargedj Weekiy and Monthly. Lar.
Kest Paper In & World, with Mammoth
GhrOal0s Free. Big Commissions to Agents.
Terms and Outat Free. Address r. o.. WICK.
cry, Augusta. Maine.
Extra Fino Mi1e1 Cards, with name, 10
~ cts. post paid. L. JONES 4 CO.. Nassau
N. Y.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-04

ParIsr organs, price $40 on.
ly Qo6. Paper free. Daniel =.
.llNU Beatty, Washington, n. ].
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-04
ExPREsi
| EXPRESS.

CONNECTIONS.
1. At O. p. Transfer with Union Pacific kail
eoan Tor OmAhs.
:. Al Council Bluns, with Kansas City, st. Joe
and Council Bluhs Railroad for st. Louis and all
points south.
8. Al Missouri Valley with Chicago 4 North.
western Railway for Chicago and all points east.
Z. A Sioux City with The Sioux City aud St
roads, Steamers for upper Missouri river, during
navigaton, and. With stages for all points IN the
Northwest.
S. At Blair with Omaha and Northwestern X
3. for Omaha and Southern Nebraska.
8. At Fremont, Neb., with the Union Pacific X.
g.. for all points west, and the Pacific coast. :.
q At WAner, With; stages for Norfolk, and all
pOints in Northern ebraSka.
- Be sure your tickets read via C PR.
IL X1IiS, Gent Ticket Ag't,
I. 0v13193. 6uper Otendent.
G. ]. UCoHNoA.
Western Passenger Agent.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-11-01
Swapping the Dovil for q Witch.

Those democrats who allow their rrD"-
tliccs to SO far control their honest convictions
of what is their duty to their County, rs to
cause them TO vote for any candidate upon the
radical ticket in preference to any one on the
democratic ticket, will certainly swap the devil
far witch, and will be ashamed of it directly
their votes arc put into the ballot box
They will feel that they have turned their backs
upon the democrats Of Union County and given
so much of thcir countcnancc and aid to that
party which they know has robbed, oppressed
and dis"racrd the State. There IL not II candi-
data uoou the democratic ticket who is not a
better man, morally ana intellectually, 'hnh any
maa on the radical ticket; and how amy demo
crat can hesitate in deciding as to which to
vote for is n mystery to us.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-11-01
THE FOURTH ANNUAL FAIR.
1T RAINED ALL THE FIRST DAY.
Hundreds Prevented From Coming.
FINE DISPLAY OF HORSES.
The Concert "a Great Success.

Unfortunately for the success of our annual
Fair cold rain commenced early OH Tuesday
morning which continued until about daylight
the next day, and then cleared off slowly, with
indications of more rain, until too late for hun
dreds in the country to come in with their arti-
cles and stock for exhibition. Notwithstanding
this unpropiious opening, the exhibition was
far from being a failure. True the exhibition
in the Agricultural department was quite mca-
gre but we know of many who had prepared
articles for that department, and we are conf
dent the rain only kept them away. In the
household and Fancy department the exhibition
was quite creditablc.
The cattle department was complete failure:
In Hogs and pigs also there was meagre
display. All, we are assured, on account of the
inclemcnt weather, which prevented hundreds
from arriving.
THE HORSE DEPARTMENT.
This was the finest exhibition, in numbers and
qualities, of animals we ever saw in this State,
not excepting the State Fair.
All things considered, the attendance was
quite large, particularly on the two las, days.
The Concert given by the Ladies on Wcdnes-
day evening great success. The Hall was
crowded, and the performances were delightful.
AT the time of going to press-yestcrday noon
the horse racing and ether closing exercises
of the Fair were in progress. We hope to give
q full report next week.
President Thomson and Secretary Duncan
deserve much credit for their indefatigable ef-
forts to make the Fair not merely fnan-
cial success but credit 10 the County. e,
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-11-01
The Gathering of the Democracy.

The democratic demonstration last Friday
was grand success, and fullY- Sustained A'-
siasm and arlor. Not less than 1000 persons
were there and the mounted red shirts raradcd
over 300 strong. Onc person told us he counted
one hundred colorcd men in red shirts, mounted
and on foot The Ladies had handsomely
decorated the stand at the Female Academy
Eloquent and stirring speeches were made 1y
Secretary of State Sims, the farmer Orator,
Lipscomh, ,sSpcnkcr sheppard, and our noble
representative in Congress, Evins. The follow
ing clubs were out in full force: Wallace Club,
Mount Vernon, Mount Tabor, Pea Ei'lge, Bo-
gausvinc, Goudcysville, Santuc, Skull Shoals,
Cedar BIun, Cross Keys, Jonesvllc, Goshen l!ill.
All passed off quietly, although John barley
corn noatcd around promiscuously, causing
chai, and heads hand, faces and heads TO come
in very unpleasant contact occasionally. We
took notes of the proceedings, but "hith We ha
nae time to prcnt en-"
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Radioal---pemooratio Nomintions.


The Radicals throughout the State evidently
believe their case to be hopeless. In many of the
strongest Radical Counties they have made
County nominations, but in no case have they
dared to run a straight radical ticket. In order
to give responsibility and strength TO their tick
cts they have sandwiched them with democrats,
without even saying to the latter, "by your
leave, gentlemen - and in almost every such
case the gentlemen whom they would thus dis
grace have promptly and unequivocally refused
to accept the nominations. few gentleman OF
influence in Charleston, only, appear so anxious
for office, particularly seats in the Legislature,
as to allow their fair names to be tarnished by
running upon the Radical ticket, among some
of the most ignorant and worthless Radical
negroes, and nominated ty a negro Convention.
We cannot believe that such man rs c. G..
Memminger will allow his name to stand among
the motley crew. He must know that the prestige
of his name will endanger the success of the dem
ocratc ticket now before the people of Charles
ton, weaken, if not entirely destroy, the demo
cratic party in that County, and give hope and
strength to the Radical party throughout the
State
When such men encourage detection in their
own party, at such q critical time rs this, upon
whom can we rely hereafter in times of great
danger to the State. We can tell Mr.. Mcmmiu-
ger that if elected upon that ticket he will find
he has sacrificed his good name and all his
influence among the true democrats of the Leg
islature, to obtain q seat in that body. 1t will
be a sad end to n long life of honor and devo-
ton to the best interests of the State
The Radicals in Lancaster have thrown up the
spongc-about half the colored men have come
over to the Democrats.
The Radical party of Chester County is in a
declining condition. John Dickey declines to
run for the Senate and John Bradley, Jr., for
the House of Representatives. The whole con
Germ has collapsed.
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Thoy arc not Canliidatos.

1t was announced from the stand, bv ono os
Speakers at the democratic meeting last Er; 80 =.
that .Ir. John ID. Long not n candidate, al
though nominated by the Radical conVcntion.-
Some days before that we were told the same by
a gentleman who had convcrscl with Mr.. Long
about it. We had always supposed Mr.. Long
TO be a true democrat but do not lcmcmbcr hav-
ing any conversation with him on that subject
lie has now get himself right before the people rs
many told us he would. There istoo much OF the
true stern man about him to be used as Il cat :
paw for Radical political aspirnnts to hoist
themselves into Office with Mr.. Long will use
his great influence for the democratic ticket.
1t will also be seen that Maj. Tench is no lon
ger II candidate for the Senate upon M"hley ;
ticket. The Major has some peculiar political
notions, but hc is-a man Of too much Intelligence
and pride, and too truly q straiSht-out demo
crat, to run upon such p!cbald ticket As the
Radicals have put out He is man of more
than ordinary education and intelligence, and
| the time muy come when the people Will know
! and appreciate him bctte.-but not from Kadl
! cal standpoint.
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A Solid Vote and Victory.

In another column will be found an article
with the above caption, taken from the Charles
ton Ne~s and Courier, which is so applicable to
this county that we ask every democrat in Union
to carefully read it.
The Radicals Of this county, we understand,
have Determined to consolidate their whole
strengthepon the ticket nominated at their con-
vention. This settles the question, and places u
solid enems< Bur front, and we ask every true
democrat If he docs not feel II to be his bounden
duty to fall into line and do all in his power.
shoulder to shoulder with his old democratic
comrades, to defeat that enemy.
Notwithstanding June Mobley says our noti-
ces of him has given him Importance and
strength in the Radical party-as the denun-
citation of a scoundrel always does with that
party--we tell our democratic friends that he
alone is running the Radical ticket in this coun-
ty, and every man who votes for it is nothing
more nor less than follower of June Mobley.
A, a republican meeting last Saturday, in San
tue Township, he made speech, one hour and
three quYters long, to the colored people, urg-
ing themto vote the whole ticket nominated by
the Radital Convention on the 9th OF October,
and ope3y slated that If that ticket was sue
cessful, & even developed much strength n new
Republican party would be organized and all its
oandis.,es slsSeSia $780, 4e is the'only man
of that party who is eanvassing for the ticket
and he boasts that he will elect every man upon
it.
Now, the gu ston to be decided next Tuesday
is, shall June Noblcy and his party friends gov
ern Union County again, or shall we elect hon
est and capable democrats as our representatives
and county Offices? If June elects his ticket
this year he will do the same in 1880, with
himself upon il. That is just what he is after,
sure. ~
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Democratic Principles, not hen.

Democratic Principles, not Aen.
Every Democrat who goes to the polls next
Tuesday should remember that he is called upon
to vote for the principles of tho democratic par
ty rs well as the men the democratic ticket
In-ref"sing TO vote for the men, or any one of
them, you strike blow at the great principles
Of democracy. You cannot separate the ticket
from the principles of tho party without aiding
and encouraging radicalism.