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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-09-27

lie doth bcs;ride the world like a Colos:us
Julius CAESAR;
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& DnA returns in 30 days on 500 invested.
% - wv Official Reports and information free.
Like profits weekly on stock options OF 80 to 500
Address Z. Potter W:gs: : Co., Bankers IS Wall
frprt Now Nnrls
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For County Comm tssioners:
JAMES A. COULSON,
JOHN PERKINS.
THOMAS B. HOPPER.
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For House Of Delegates:
ENOCH MCCULLOUGH.
l.. MARSHALL HAINES,
THOMAS p. JONES.
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EIGHT LADY RIDERS.

Including Madame Dockrill. Miss Katie Stokes
Mile Linda Jeal. Miss Emma Lake Signora
MarcciiuS. Miss Holloway. Sig. Quaalianna. in
Thrilling Bareback Acts.
EIGHT PERFORMING ELEPHANTS!
Over whose backs Mr. JOHN BACHELOR per-
forms his wonder. III leap, turning Il TRIPLE SOM
I.l.SAILT.
CAPTAIN tt!Slf4iENJfS. tho Tattooed
Groek Nui,lcman tattoocd from head to foot-the
greatest living curiosity in the world
COLONEL GOSHEN, the Palestine Giant s
feet. inches high.
LITTLE o. ZEN NAB, the Smallest and Tret-
test Dwnf in the world.
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For .Judges Of the Orphans Court,
JOB HAINES.
WILLIAM KIRK,
ISAAC L, COLLINGS.
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" NNTEH-AGcnts Tor our Sr:en,iI E0OIl
Lives OF the Presidents.

NOnpIcte IN one volume. llIN<trltcd with iinc
Steei-platc Eugravin%S. agents doing rcH. ~
oyGcr% token By one agent last wc,k Grand book
Tor Fail and Winter. Quaker City Publishing
House, 723 SAMSON street, Philadelphia Pa.
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THE CAMPAIGN WING.

For States Attorney:
ROBERT C. THACKERY,
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For Sheriff
SAMUEL PADDOCK.
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GpUanS 3 Stops, set Reeds. = Knee Sweils
vi SHIto Stool and Book. only SIS. : Octave
a1E1a.a...0a Fi.a:s. Stool Cover and Book only
s..315. Illustrated Newspaper sent :.as. Ad-
dress oa.:s! :. Beatty, TashI-staa. y. :.
AGENTS WANTED For the Best ami Fastest
Selling Pictorial Books and Bibles Prices reduced
80 per cent. NATIONAL PrBLISHIN; CoMPAN
Philadelphia Pa.
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For CLERK. Of the Circuit Court.
JAMES \. DAVIS.
For Register Of Wills:
BENONI COOLING.
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For Gorern0r.
JAMES A. GARY,
OF HOWARD COUNTY.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-11
Commercial and Mining Agency

The undersigned having opened an ,ofice at
2l33 Mission street, san Francisco, viii receive
and promptly attend to all orders for any DE.
SCRlPTI0N OF MERCHANDISE, SELL ORES,
BUY AND SELL STOCKS Mrs. Thompson
win personally attend to the purchase Of goods
for Women and Children The business ex-
perience of both is a guarantee that they will
give satisfaction. krHoMAs THOMPSON,
dec. .17-'7Stf.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-11
LOOK HERE:

Having received large lot Of Moulding from
Chicago am now prepared to make all kinds
of
PICTURE FRA MES.
Repairing Furniture and Sewing Machines a
speciality.
Lounges and Mattresses of every description
made TO order.
Perforated Chair Bottoms constantly ON
hand
Saws filed by machinery at MY SHOP, on
Bridge Street, above Leyy's Store.
GEO. r. WALKER.
Winnemucca, July Is, 1878
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-11
ID. u. HASKELL,
TOWNSHIP AGENT. &. u. *. x.
TOWN LOTS FOR SAFE OR LEASE.

PARTIES WISHING TO LEASE OR PUR-
chase Lots in the town OF Winnemucca, are
hereby notified that al applications for the same
or ON business relating thereto, should he ad-
dressed 60 the undersigned at SAN Francisco
at the G. =. II. H. office where they viii receive
prompt attention.
Those occupying lands belonging to the com
pany, without having bought or leased the same
are also notified to attend to the matter without
delay and avoid trouble.
nolo. ID. H. HASKELL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-24

To Correspondents.
Not the Place for the Library.

The action of the Senate. iu favor OF keeping
the congressional Library in the Capitol and
charging the building TO make room for II, is
sharply criticised. The 4 Bericdn Architect while
conceding that reference library OF fifty or sew
enty thousand volumes should be kept in the
Caption for the exclusive use of Congress, holds
that a working library of two million volumes
for a legislative body would be an abSurdity.
The general library,-whieh may be called
national since il is intended to include the sum
OF American literature.-formS library which
Is extremely valuable and invites a great
variety OF uses. SO long as il is in the Capitol
lit is less accessible for those uses than if il
were properly housed by itself. is less secure
and Is absolutely in the way in a building which
ought TO be reserved for legislative needs" The
architectural objections 10 the proposition for
enlarging the Capitol 10 hold the books. are
thus ePitOmiSed by the .trchitect:
There is no doubt that in some way the
building can be so adapted as to make room for
the library as it is or will be for few years to
come. There Is no more doubt that TO make il
a permanent nursery for child of such gigantic
powers OF growth is fmpracticable. Every few
years the same difficulty would recur: the
Inevitable result would be the conclusion, when
the house had been spoiled, that after all father
and Child could not live in ii together. IRE
SpeCtl'e OF space. legislative body and large
public library should not try to live together
Each ought to have the supreme control aud
require buildings OF different kinds The per
son whose judgment In regard to alterations of
The Capitol is before all others entitled to
respect Is the architect who gave it its present
form, Mr.. Walter. His Judgment quoted in the
debate. was that to extend the central fronts OF
the building beyond the twenty-five or thirty
feet which he recommended and intended when
ne added the wings would be disastrous to its
design. Such an increase as this would give
Dut short relief, and 1t is not easy to believe
mat the more violent alterations which are
proposed would be INTELLECTUALLY satisfactory.
Mr. tonkllDg exhibited In the course of the
debate design which, he said, initiated the ad-
tanclng pOrtlcOeS In front of St Peters AZ
tome, TWO extensions being added to the wings
~ the Capitol at lower grade on the descend
ing ground at the west. To criticiSe design
without having seen IL is dangerous: but We
should Jblnk from Mr.. Conkling'S description
20 Tar as We understand it. that the likeness 10
~. refers must be more in fancy than reality:
Wnlie on the other hand most architects arr,
agreed that the things which among the many
aaoltlons that disfgure Michael Angeles
Original conception and do most discredit TO IT,
are these very porticoeS, added by a man who
seemed 10 make IL his mission to degrade the
work OF his predecessors, the mischiepous Fer
mini" Oi
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feb24t
4 YEHS PILLS.
By Universal AC cord.

AYERS OATHARTIC PILLS are the best Of all
purgatives for family They are the product OF
long laboriOus, and successful chemical iuyestga-
ton and their extensive by Physicians in their
practice and by all civilized nations. proves them
the best and most effectual purative Pill that medl-
cal science can devise Being purely vegetable no
and curative powers other Pill, can be compared
with them, and every person. knowing their virtues,
Will employ them, when needed They keep the
eystem in Per feet order and aintain in healthy
tion the whole machinery of life. Mild. searching
and efectal they are specially adapted to the nee ds
of the digestive apparatus .derangements of which
they prevent and cure, if timely taken They are
the best and safest physi to employ for children
az weakened constitutions, where a inild, but
effeCtual cathartic is required.
For Sale by z. D. GILMAN and al Dealers
feb04-m w
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The greenbackers ...wOrrit' the politicians.
Next to the prospect OF the Indictment OF some
OF the democratic membeTS-elect, nothing
makes that party more uneasy than the threat
ened Independent action or the greenbackers in
'egard 10 the organization OF the next House
1t would De curious II these representatives OF
theories that are dead should be found to hold
the balance OF power in the House and should
Unite TO dictate terms. But more than once in
the past disparity has been noted between the
performances and claims Of the greenbackers, a
disparity corresponding to the difference be-
tween the real and face value OF an irredeema-
bic gTeeIback. History may re peat itself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-24

IL is said that China is making arrangements
TO build mills and engage instructors for the
purpose OF manufacturing her own cotton. 1t
would seem that almost any kind of manufac-
ture could thrive there. THE people are 1ngen-
ious and initiative, and masters would find
labor cheap and laborers indispoSed to strike.
China may interfere seriously with the manu-
featuring nations Of the world, If she wakes up
enough TO try.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-24

The unanimous endorsement by the District
bench and bar of Walter S. Cox, to be one OF the
associate justices OF the supreme Court of the
District, should, and it Is believed, will, have
weight with the President. Nothing would
serve more enectually 70 establish the District
bench in the confidence OF our people than the
appointment Of man held in such universal
respect as Walter $ Cox
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-24
We WILL NAME Few Prices BELOW

We WILL NAME A Few PRICES BELOW.
Mems Calf Boots al 50; former price az 50 Menu
Heavy hip Double-so!e Boots. Sl75; former -,
pI1ce 50 so Gents Dress Boots. Sl.25; for 18S
ny to 81
Youths Boot. lob. at 50 cts rair. Youths Raw
State Shoes at ii cts a pair 10y
large lot LADIES' Slippers with or without heels
ct 70 cts Ladies' KID Lace Baltimore-m made, al
AT the above house can be found the LARGEST assort
ment OF Ladies Misses and Childrens Sh oss In the
city, at astonle hing low prices.
Ladies, and Children's Rubbers at rs cts pair
new line OF 5-cent Shoes Just received al the
CHEAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE
4SI Pennsylvania avenMe
Sign OF the Bed Flag.
febsly I. RICHOLD, Pronrfatar
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sThe bin before Congress giving the District
commissioners authority to award contracts for
sleet repairs without advertising for proposals
ana awarding to the lowest bidder. should not
pass Inc Dill was well intended, no doubt but
L he puolc would be better satisfied TO have the
contracts awarded under advertised nronnsaIs-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-24

NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS.
~ JUST OPENED
Wooden Fabrics for early spring wear at p,yuIar
Trices. Housekeeping Dry Goods IN endless yariety
at al prices
Also,
Colored Satins in three shades Of Blne two shade,
of Pink, Brown White. Cardinal Silver ana Steel,
WIN fGil line OF Buttons and an elegant assert
lLeDt OF Back six frlnges. to which we make al
most daiiy additions from of the best manufac
turers in the United States
All our WINTER STOCK at prices REGARDLESS of
COST.
W.M. BROWN,
feb2+tr SS7 Market Space.
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SOVEREIGNS' COOPERATIVE As
~ ISOLATION.
1898 Becenh Street 81 20.

IaEe Mrs. Chicks advice" make an sforSr to
econornlze; reduce your expenses TO the minimum
pay cash buy UflGC terdted goods, of full tpeiChf
ana measure, ana when the New Year comes again
mark the gain IN health. wealth and sell respect
Our trade ticket, GOOD for one year, Will cost You
81, and give you the benefit OF Discounts for cash
under our contracts with affiliated firms "A al lnes
Of goods
We have q full stock OF
FINE AND STAPLE GROCERIES,
which we sell al the lowest market rates for cash
and divide the net profits If any, among our patrouA
u Remember the number
tail31-tr 1923 Secensh ST ,.ee
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NEW YORK SHOE STORE,
6O6 Pennsylvania avenue. ~
PREVIOUS TO TAKING AN ACCOUNT OF ~
sIOCh, WILL SELL ALL MY FALL AND
WINTER GOODS AT PRIME COST

rEW MUTATIONS.
LadseT Pebble Goat Button Boots ............. slu
LADIES. Cus.om made Goat Button ......... i 80
Ladies Custom made, Navy Blue, Diagonal or
CHECK top Button. 400
LADIES', Goat. Solid Leather. Side Lsce,,,... l00
Ladies. Custom made, Goat Lace. .............. rs
1<andee rencn MIA, BOX Toe, Button. 500
LUZ other styles ranging in price ye TO 90
Scents gold Leather, Congress Caters. ..... LOG
Sents 6ay state SHOES :...................... LOO
SenIe q and ,stitched jail Congress. 500
SenIs lBurtsl Oan Congress. ................. 260
Sents S6ursrs( Caif Button Boots.-........... $50
Sents me Cau Boots ........................ 27s
Gents 600 styles Boots and Shoes SOC to %
SenIs best huoDers, &C, Ladies ............. Is
Gents Best Arctics, 81 10, Ladies' ..... %
An kinds Of Shoes for Boys ana Children n uu-
heard OF low prices
These the best and cheapest goods aver of,sred
ct any legitimate sale in this city
tanS-tr GEO MCCARTHY.
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lite beirifche,l Bottle, Stands up or lies down
f. til" nertorn"t only. and can instantly be given
for examination A startling. my sterious trick.
Price % cents
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A N IMMENSE SLAUGHTER
A AT
49l PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

THE GREATEST BARGAIN JUST RECEIVED
thoM ONE OF The LARGEST AUCTION
HOUSES IN THE COUNTRY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-24

GOOD PANTS FOR MIN AND ROWS
~ 81, Sl.25, 81. so and 81 upwards
BOYS JACKETS AND PANTS, So so. worth 81
out ~ 1890 ~ ~ ti'So
MEMS AND BOYS OvERCoATs way below cost
MEMS AND BOYS ODD SUITS at hals former
price. " - Az Aiic1
UNDERsHIRTs and DRAWERS at %, IS. As.
upwards. ~ ' TO
Good DRESS SHIRTS, Numbered, 81 and 81. %
BROKEN SUITS at less than cost, TO close ont. at
j. w. SELBY'S,
1914 and 1916 Pa, npenue.
feb22tr Between 10Th ana 10th streets
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NJ A''iC:
DETIE'S BOTTLE,


little Je,,jfchsd Bottle Stands up or lies down
f the lcJoTntos only. and can instantly be given
for examination A startling. my sterious trick.
ard cannot b. detecffd, Is it Magic or Demoucoey:
Price - cents
TRIO X C-fRDS!
A bewilderins and extraordinary n'ggical per
Biact cards to ali Red: Red to all Etant and quick
as lightning they change back ali to Eigi' spots,
Price % cents.
TFO-CENT FLISH TRICK.
Anybody drops coin into the box and instantly
il falls through solid 1etri LcttoHt! Defes detec-
ton L. and can instantly be handed to any onefor
Wonderful, Price 25 hts
TIE MAGICIAN'S AND VENTRILOQUIsT'
GUIDE: leo pages Price % cents.
LOGO Tricks With Cards. Price 25 cents.
The Snake Box; Dissolying Coin Davenport Rope
Tying Trick, and Loco other Trlcks Ia Magic
e.,a,e. o'MEAKA's SIAaic BH.R,
PREMIUM HAIR GOODS.
Large stock of BRAID and SWITCHES from 81 so
up; all from S2.50 our own make and warranted
first ,v class Also PTFEs OURts. sARAT0dA
Braids for 81 COMBINES maze pH II fTst class
ftb22-5,' SOs 7th street. near In.
DoUGLAss.
The success attending the sale OF
LADIES' UNDERWEAR.
has been 50 great it will lie continued until further
notice.
Another case Of those
TRIMMED CHEMISE
-FOUR FOR ONF DOLLAR.
Now ready.
ladies' des, I any article IN the Underwear de
pertinent viii It TO their interest to call
feb22tr sth st.. ST. C Po"d Bniij;na.
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Three-Story HOUSES for .Sae.

For SAFE.
have large bulletin of Houses and Lots for
sale III a sections Of the city Parties desirous of
selling or buying are requested to give me cali.
LOANS NEGOTIATED by E. A. MCINTIRf tr
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VkNTUCKY TROTTIN6 STALLION, SEASON
n OF lSI9-MARDIS CHIEF, by Clark
hs u Glencoe. Time, asa GEORGRE H
&SSf. Groom. 406 eth st. NV. ssbil-iu'
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ROARDING-Nery desirable Furnished ROOMS:
- communicating if desired, with BOARD, gas
Dath room, &c. also Use of Paror; terms reason
atie NO eu3 9TH 81. NV. feb22- 3ts
ROARD-ROOMS. large and small furnished and
- unfurnlshed; House with modern improve
hents location unsurpassed. Table BOARD. 1884
and 1886 l St NV, OPP Franklin Park. feb22-3ts
MOS. 1Ol2 AND 1014, 18TH ST, NEAR CORNER OF
~ 4 st. n. W.-Pleasant Furnished ROOMS to
dent, with BOARD; Transient and Table BOardsrs
accommodated. Mrs. SMITH. feb5-2w
andsomely- furnished ROOMS an
~ suite or single, with first class TABLE BOARD
Also, Transient Boarders accommodated. References
exchanged 512 9th st and 2O6 st n W. febl.ly
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS, with hrst.
~ class BOARD for transient parties at 81 go and
81 per day, at Mrs. SOUTHALI'S. 705 18th street.
Immediately facing the Treasury, White House and
state, Navy and War Departments. Regular Board
at very reduced prices. ian29lm.
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NIN Oh IIE.
E'OR SALE-TOP Buggy; price. s55. Amply at
Il Stable rear OF 314 Penn'a ave NV feb22 St.
7 OTS-On 18th. l1th and 9th streets northwest
IL LIE Dro;t Park and other suburban Iocalties on
very reasonable terms q. W. COOPER. 800 AZ st.
DOR SALE-A hye-horse power UPRIGHT
II BOILER. Ill flrst-class condition at less than
hall cost price. Apply at Republic office. llOl Pa.
a'euue 3an17-tr
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The Real Estate Review published at my Office On
me 10Th OF each month, conta complete list OF
an the houses have for rent together with reports
concerning the condition the real estate Market
throughout the country Call and get a COW In
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-06-12

BARON RoTHscrLD, the chief partner
of the great bsnking house, died In
t,ondpn a ubdty of last 9eek=
they paw to koAs rell hodssarrixsi
ers. The orlgilttor Of the famous
bank 1g hbuse oathe RJthsshild4wss q:
MavF Adselm Hothschild, who yves
born in Frankford, Germany, in 1743,
and died there in 1872. He left five
sone, of whom Nathan, the father of
the man who died on Tuesday became
thct6etd 81 90 Lbldon E}uaA Tile.
mel Nathan the deceased was the eld-
eat -aop and eqcceeded. bis father az the
head of the London house. He was
elected to Paflf2Meh9 fif 1s47 from the
city Of Lona6ni, being the fret Jsw
Who ever saf in the House 81 Com
mons. He did not take his .sest. how
eyer. until 1858, when tie idisability''of of
ths .Jsws, a alr,eq9lo'ygsa y refusing to
take the oath '.pnl the. true faith Of q
Chriatian.Yps Ypsn He was. q liberal patron
Of the fne larts and had a magnificent
olleotion of pictures.' bs.sieieai
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| d
:, THERE was a lperceptible dropping
Of the lower jaws Of the Radicals
when the news was, received of the
nomination of Ewing and Rice. ee.
The nomination Of three Generals
on the Democratic ticket washed the
blood ali out of the Radical rag and
hung the garment on the line to dry.
The cry about Ehard money men
and .soft money men; ID a delnsion
and q snare. There il nobody who
does not know that the country; can.
not get along without paper eurron-
cy. The only question isi who shall
furnish 1t The Repnblicans ssy the
extraordinary privilege should be con-
ferred upon privileged individuals
and corporations, w hile the Democracy
insist that Il should be exercised by
the Government alOne.. And that's all
there is of it. ;i Z H8 tsu .aais
THE friends of the /" Ohio" idea" In
Washington held q rousing jollifica-
tion meeting over the nomination of
Ewing and Rice, on Friday night at
which over five thousand people were
present. Senator Thurman presided
and speeches were made by Ewing,
Thurman, " Pendleton, Senate" Vest
md others. The enthusiasin was In
,anso l3s-sFtL tino ta5isssiif s@tss siii
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-06-12

We give on the first page of this
issue, in brief, the doine6 ohthp Dem
ocratic State Convention hSldi in So
lambus on Wednesday, 1sne 4tb~ The
Convention was one OF the largest
ever held in the Shte,; and Its pSA
ceedings were characterized thro1g6ut
by . spirit of harmony and good fe 'l-
-fBes every enc seeming determined to
place the party in the vantage ground
to winsthe great initial contest of the
struggle of 1880.
take pleasure in placing the
ticket put in nomination at the head
Of our c6iuiahs and viii igivx oits our
most hearty and earnest support. 4
better ticket was never nominated in
Ohio. The candidates. for Governor
and Lieutenant Governor Are gentle
men 81 national reputation and pos
sessing great personal strength ana
ability, while the other gentlemen on
the ticker are every way qualified for
the positions for which they have been
selected. '-i' 20 s''..' -'i.l z. = 80
: The platform is 4 clear and ringing
statement Of the ,ss1es between the
parties. On the financial question it
takes no steps backward, but clearly
fe-afirms the settled doctrine of the
|" Ohio idea, which, briefly ststed, is
that the Government, and not corpo-
rations, shalI furnish all the money of
the country, whether of coin or paper,
and that silver and gold shall be put
upon an eduai footing In their unlim-
tied coinage at the mint. In regard
to the issues raised BY the vetoes Of
hfs Frauduiency Hayes the platTorn
clearly enunciates the position Of the
Democracy Id favor Of free ballots,
honest elections and impartial juries.
With such ticket and on the prin-
ciples at issue there ought TO be no
doubt as to the result Of the contest.
Let the Democracy and ail friends Of
reform buckle on the arfhor and work
earnestly and unitedly FOR victory.
- -
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-06-12

ANOTHER rebellion ii,'estn Is ssutnmmni.nr:iiy mni.nr:ii
crushed by the Atlanta CONSTITUTION.
A cross-eyed; nesr-sighted, sChicaeo
Radical had telegraphed the Inter
Ocean that an Atlanta hotel was flying
the Confederate flag, A eubseQuent
Investigation shows the piece of
bunting was tho flag Of NO nation,
State or government that ever existed,
but simply pattern of one before .
legislative committee for adoption ,.as
the State cofors of Georgia. The In
formation was received Id Chicago
just in time to prevent the organize
tion Of q brigade of infantry labd .
regiment of cavalry for another march
through Georgia. Washington Cap
ital, bfH ','' = - SO g