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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-08-25
Why the Greenback Candidate for
Governor of Pennsylvania in
1873, Supports Garfield and
Arthur.
MYRoN H. CLARK.

S. r. Mason Of Mercer county, Penn, who
was the candidate of the greenback party in
that State for Governor in 1873. has re-
nounced greenbackism and in recent inter-
view with newspaper reporter tells the
cause of his change and his opinion of the
prospects of that party as follows:
"You Of course believed in the greenback
theories until resumption was an accomplish
| ed fact?"
Presumption having been accomplished,
the issues on which the national party fought
were substantially settled, and that party nat
urally began going into decline. | felt that
I no longer had any business in it then, and
must join another party. The democratic
party was dealing altogether with dead is
sues, and l could not be happy there. had
had enough of mOrtuary aspect of things in
the greenback party, and I wanted to get
among the living again. Seriously however.
l believe in the principles and policy of the
republican party. l believe they are the
wisest and best suited to the varied interests
Of the whole people of the country, and ii at
is the reason have come into its ranks
will many of the greenbackers in your
neighborhood follow your example?'
They will; and while my belief is that
the greenbackers as general thing, will set
tie back into their old parties, that very fact
will result in large accessions to the repub-
lican ranks. The national party was made
up from the two parties, each Of which ap-
peared to contribute in proportion to its size,
and of course in the north the republican ele-
ment was much the greater. think that at
least three-fourths of that party will support
one or the other of the old parties. This of
course will help the republicans. However,
many who were democrats before may come
over to the republican party just as many
democi ats themselves are doing?"
What effect do you think Viewers can
didacy will have?"
"Weaver's candidacy will merely have the
effect of Withholding about one-quarter of the
old greenback party from voting with the
other two parties. Weaver cannot carry
single State, and do not think he will have
such following from either party, in any
State, az to change the result. In Maine.
where the democrats and greenbackers have
united, the republicans will carry the State
over both. In Pennsylvania the fusionists
will have stronger showing. Maine, Indi-
ana and California will all go republican
California has become so lawless through
kearneyism and kindred 'isms' that the re-
publicans will carry that State without much
effort l do not mean by this that Kearney-
Ism means ereenbackism, for that is not the
case, but the people fear that socialistic, COM
munistic and lawless element inaugurated by
kearney and his followers, and The very fear
Of this will make them adhere strongly 10
their old party organizations. The republi
cans, having fair majority in the state, will
undoubtedly carry the election.
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No Change Wanted.

John W. Metcalf, prominent demo-
Graf belonging in democratic stronghold
in Brooklyn. n. Y, has declared himself
in favor of Garfield, and assigns as a rea-
SON that ..every time the democrats get
into power they ruin business. lie Is
business man and wants the present pros
perity continued. He declared that the
1,st time the democrats were in power
they changed the tariff on iron. by whiel
he lost $4,000. He does not want an.
more such experience and is surprised
that any business man should desire
change.
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Withdrawal as q Candidate ior
Governor.
GARDINER, Me-. August "a. 1880
To the Honorable JAMES N. Stone, President
State Temperance Conrenfion:
S,R: After mature deliberation and the
fullest conference with trusted friends OF the
Temperance Cause, feel it to be my impef-
alive duty TO Withdraw my name as candi-
date for Governor.
am persuaded that the only effect OF my
candidacy would be to divide and distract
those who should act in harmony and con-
cord for the promotion of the common
cause.
7 have labored with Zeal and with all the
mower God has given me to advance the doc
trine of Total Abstinence among the people,
and If would be a source OF lasting regre'
With me if in any way my name could be
used so as TO divide the strength of the Tenn
perance Army.
1t NAV be true that Governor Davis has
not used all the power at his command tc
stop the sale of liquor in our State, but after
a careful investigation of the charges brought
against him, find the charges not sustained
and common honesty compels me to deal
Justly with all men. cannot consent to re-
main in a position so heartily endorsed by
our enemies.
| With the highest and sincerest regard fol
the gentlemen who rendered me the nomina
ton, very respectfully withdraw my name
as a candidate for Governor. You will
greatly oblige me by giving this letter to the
public. Yours truly
(Signed) d. OsGooD.
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hereby certify that I habitually use DIR.
kennedys "Favorite Remedy" in my family
in all those cases in which domestic med;-
cine Is needed, and that it has never yet failed
to accomplish the purpose desired We look
upon it as an anchor to windward that is sure
to hold in every instance mentioned on the
doctors bill of particulars. make this ac-
acknowledgement freely, in hope of doing good
to others, feeling that medicine that is near
at hand and to be implicitly trusted, is worth
more than it costs. Rev. G. c. EsRAY,
Formerly Associate Editor Rondoubt Free
man
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-08-25

CUTE ADVERTISING. 1t is an easy matter
to write an advertisement; but to get busy
men and women to read it is another and more
difficult thing. Here, for instance, is HUNTS
REMEDY which has proved to be a positive
cure for Kidney, Bladder, Liver and Urinary
Complaints, - Bright's Disease included
HUNTS REMEDY deserves the attention of
every reader; for who suffers may be saved
if he will try HUNr'S REMEDY. the great
Kidney and Liver Mediiine. Sold by all
druggists. Trial size 80 cts. aug24+&wlw
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DIR. Kennedy.

would have it understood that, while he Is
engaged in the introduction of his medicine
("Favorite Remedy'') he still continues the
practice of his profession, but connhes hi'ii'
self exclusively to Office practice. lie treats
all diseases of a chronic character, and per-
forms all the minor and capital operations OF
Surgery. Parties living at distance, ex-
cept in Surgical cases. by sending state
ment of their case can be treated at home.
Address DIR. David Kennedy, n. T. Make
no mistakes. The medicine is "Favorite
Remedy" and the proprietor's name and adj
dress: DIR. David Kennedy, Rondout, n. T.
One dollar bottle. All your druggists sell
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Thirty Years Experience Of an Old Nurse

Thirty Years Experience Of an Old Nurse
MRS. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP is the
prescription of one of the best Female Phvsi
clans and Nurses in the United States, and
has been used for thirty years with never fail
ing safety success by millions of mothers and
children, from the feeble infant of one week
old to the adult. 1t corrects acidity of the
stomarch, relieves wind collie, regulates the
bowels, and gives rest, health and comfort to
mother and child. We believe it the Best
and Surest Remedy in the world, in all cases
of DYSENTERY and DIARRHEA IN
CHILDREN, whether it arises from teething
or from any other cause. Full directions for
using will accompany each bottle. None
genuine unless the fac-simile of CURTIS &
PERKINS is on the'outside wrapper.
Sold by all Medicine Dealers. % cents a
bottle. janl2.tMWS
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Sick Headache Cured.

used to suffer from Sick Headache and
sharp darting pain in my head. used the
Peoples Favorite Tonic Bitteis, and am now
relieved of the fearful distress arising from
Reorganization Of the digestive and nervous
functions. MRS. II. S. MARsroN.
Pennington, March go, 1880. angl7+&wlw
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The Friend of Delicate Ladies'.

Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure is
the remedy that will cure the many diseases
peculiar to women. Headaches. neuralgia.
disordered nerves, weakness, mental shocks.
and kindred ailments are effectually removed
by its use.-Nothey's MAGAZINE
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There are iegions of remedies IN use for
coughs, colds, and lung difficulties. but the
Z. 5. GOLD CoUGH CURE, prepared only by
Partridge Bros. the well known and skilled
apothecaries of Augusta, excels them all.
in that it is safe and sure to cure the worst
cold and relieve the worst cases of pulmonary
disease. febI7tltSwtf
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What the Editor Save

The Peoples Favorite Tonic Bitters, adj
vertised in our columns. are meeting with
wonderful success everywhere. All who take
1t testify to its merits. It purifies the blood
and restores vitality to the system. No fam
lily should be without them. augl7+Swlw
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Spiral Notirrs.
A CARD.

To all who suffering frcm the errors and indis-
retions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay
loss of manhood, &C., will send recipe that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This greatremedy
was discovered by a missionary in South America.
Send self-addressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH
I. INMAN. Station ID, Nec YorkCty.
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HON. EUGENE HALE.

WILL. sprAk As FOLLOWS,
MILO, "Wednesday, August p, . 4. NJ.
ORoNo, Thursday evening. August NJ.
IINNECS, Friday evening, August e.
HoCLroN, Saturday evening. August =.
BRADLEY. Monday evening, August ~.
BREWER, Tuesday evening. Angus, II.
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HON. WILLIAM P. FRYE,

WILL SPEAK As FOLLOWS:
ROCELANp, "Wednesday, August -.
GARDINER, Thursday, August NJ.
LITCHFIEl.D, Friday, August q.
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H. G. BRIGGS, ESQ.,,

WILL SPEAK As FOLLOWS:
RAYMOND VILLAGE, Wednesday, Aug. IS.
DUNsTAN's CORN Err, Thursday, Aug. rs.
NORTH YARMOUTH. Friday, Aug. "a,
EAST DEERING, Saturday, Aug. 2S.
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z. 3. cAPEN, Principal.
Augusta, August 6, 1850. aug3tlm
Auction Sale.

viii be sold at public Auction on Wednes day
September st 1885, at > O'Clock T. NJ, on the prem
Uses, the HOUSE AND LOT numbered H. on stat,
Street, Augusta. formerly occupied by ;. l.. ROLFt
Terms of sale made known at the time aud place o
sale.
Augusta, August 10, 1850.
GEORGE W. JONES, Auctioneer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-08-25

Rev. HENRY ARMS says: Il earnestly be-
lieve that Oars KIDNEY PAD is the only in
iailible remedy in the world for that preva-
lent and distressing complaint Back Ache -
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HON. JOSEPH A. LOCKE.

WILL. SPEAK As FOLLOWS:
HAMS Hill School House, brunswick, Wednesday
evening, Aug. 25
BUSGASUCK School House, Brunswick, Thursday
evening, Aug. &c.
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Truly wonderful in nervousness. xeneral
iebility, emaciation and dropsy,-Msls Bit
tiers.
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M-Gov. PERHAM.

WILL srEAK AS FOLLOWS:
CORNISH. "Wednesday afternoon. Aug Is.
GORHAM, Saturday evening. Aug. =.
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HON. o. C. MOORE,
OF New Hampshire,

WILL srEAx AS FOLLOWS;
FENoRScor, "Wednesday. Aug. IS.
CAsrINE, Thursday Aug. III.
RRooKLlN, Friday, Aag. -.
DEER ISLE, Saturday, Aug. Is.
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NORMAL SCHOOL.

The next term of the State Normal and Training
School at Gorham will beg IL Wednesday, Sept. l.
1857 The entrance examination will be on Tuesday
Aug. 3D. 1850. For circulars containing full pariicu
lars, address W. j. CORrHELl., Gorlani, Maine.
aug2o-t3t
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aprlteod& weOwn


VIII send their celebrated Electro-V oitalc
Belts to the afflicted npon so days trial
Speedy cures guaranteed. They mean what
they saw. Write TO them without delay.
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HON. w. w. THOMAS, Jr.

WILL STEAK As FOLLOWS:
YARMOUTH. Wednesday evening. Aug. IS.
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A Confidential Circular to Influ-
entail Democrats in Particular.

The following is a copy OF a circular which
is being sent ont by the democratic managers
in this CITY:
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DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS,
For kennebec County, 1894 Water ST.,


DEMOCRATIC HEADoU ARrERs,
For kennebec County, l433 Water ST.,
AUGrsrA, Me. Aug. %. 1880.
Nv Dear SIR IL thank You for the active
part YOU have taken and the interest you have
shown in this canvass. The outlook for the
election of Gen. Plaisted is very encouraging
Words of good cheer come to us from all
along the line. | submit the following ssin-
structions" for school district committeeman
for your consideration, and trust you will
carry them out with your characteristic en-
ergy I. Notify the managing committeeman
for your town of all changes that occur in
your school district. ii. Write before Sept.
LIST. or get some one to write, to all absent
voters from your district, urging them to
come home and vote, and arrange with your
managing committeeman means to get them
home. III. Rally the men in your district
to our meetings. and induce doubtful voters
to attend. ~. Hold frequent conversations
with the doubtful voters and weakened re-
publicans. and get their intimate and iniuen-
,ial friends to see them and furnish with
convincing papers, documents. etc. v.
Nominate your best and strongest men for
ne legislature. and work with all your might
for union. harmony and victory.
Confident of success. l am, yours verv
ruby, GEO w. MARrIN
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GIN. SEIDERS. ESQ,
WILL SPEAK As FOLLOWS


STANDIsH, " Wednesday evening. Aug Is.
soITH wISDHAN, Thursday evening, Aug. 20.
sIEE0fALLs. Friday evening, Aug. "a.
BgiDGToS, Saturday evening, Aug. -.
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HON. j. WARREN KEIFER,
NJ. of &. from Ohio.

& Will srkAK As FOLLOWS:
OktANp, "Wednesday, Aug. -.
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HON. GEORGE w. CARTER,
AND
CAPT C. A. BOUTELLE,

WILL srEAK AZ FOLLOWS:
OAkrrkLp. Wednesday. August 25 : Z. NJ
ISLAND FAILS. "Wednesday, August 70, L. NJ
SHERMAN, Thursday, August ~, Z +. NJ.
rArTkN, Friday. August "a, M.
MONTICELLO. Satur ay, August -, l.. VI.
BLAINE, Monday, August 80, = I. NJ.
EAsroS, Monday, August 20, z. VI.
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GEN. JAMES A. HALL.

WILL SPEAK As FOLLCws:
| PAssADuMKEAG. (Class Convention) Saturday, Sept
t. at2P.M NJ.
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HON. JAMES G. BLAINE,
HON. GEORGE w. CARTER,
CAPT. CHAS. A. BOUTELLE,

WILL SPEAK As FOLLOWS:
PREsQux isLF, Wednesday. sept. |, at , L. VI.
HovLroS, Thursday, sept. :, Mt l.. NJ
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GEN. JAMES A. HALL,
AND
COL. j. w. SPAULDING,

WILL SPEAK A. FOLLOWS:
NEWPORT, Monday. Aug 20.
CARMEL, Tnesda,, Aug. 81, Up. VI.
NEAZIE, Wednesday. Sept. LIST, 7P ".
EAST toRlNrH. Thursday, Sept. 81 NJ.
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ARDON w. COOMBS, ESQ.,.

WILL SPEAK As FOLLOWS.
WEST CUMBERLAND, Thursday evening, Aug. rs.
WEBBs MILLS, Friday evening, Aug. q.
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Nem advertisements
AGENTS! AcENrsI

"GET THE BEST" Life of GARFrrrn
and HANCOCK. Political Charts. Phn,a
graphs, Medals. Address, for Agency n
GUERNSEY, 81 Cornhill, Boston. Ma,..
and Concord, N. H. augai-Sw.Ss
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GEN. JAMES A. HALL,
AND
Capt. CHARLES A. BOUTELLE

WILL SPEAK As FOLLOWS:
OLDrewN. Friday. Sept. ID, at7P n.
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HON. JAMES G.. BLAINE.

WILL srkAk As FOLLOWS;
BANGOR, Monday, August 30,
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CLARENCE HALE, ESQ.

WILL sPEAK rs FOLLOWS:
CORNISH. Wednesday afternoon, Aug. %.
WHITE Rock, Gorham, Friday evening, Aug. -.
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Ex-Gov. NELSON DINGLEY, Jr.,
WILL SPEAK As FOLLOWS:
sAccAEaPPA, Friday, AugE.


WILL SPEAK A FOLLOWS:
SANFORD CoKNEK. Wednesday, Aug. rs.
SOUTH ACTON. Thursdsy, Aug. 70.
NORTH -BAPLEIGH. Friday, Aug, "a.
SEwFIELD, Dams Mis-. Saturday, Aug. %. ,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-27
TunneIton LacOnIba.
MORE AGAIN,

Locals on the wanc since the tpizootic
set in.
A. j. Bouaacld AMI son, Gay, are
sojourning at Fairmont ct this writing,
Miss Lettle b inIfed, the fashionable
milliner, is visiting triends 10 the town Of
Grafton.
Sammy Guseman did you. or did you
not, 20 TO Reedsyille on last Saturday
night to see some other fellows sister be-
sides your own? Now, "Lopgy," no
whipping cid med" around the stump,
a fair and square answer.
IL was better the circus and three
elephants 60 see Johnny Grshsm trying
To uutie bet napkin from sround his
neck the night he came from Grafton.
Joe Miller the great Greenbacki;e. can
laugh longer aud lDnJer thnu any SIX men
10 town put together Cameo, q boy
weight, l5Alb Wup wouldn't laugh?
Old bachclars and maids Yum! yum
The boys have considerable sport these
days hunting wild turkeys. When the
sport comes 10 fail to see It, for they
never Kill any thug Ysu1g Jim Wat
kins killed very nice deei one d,y last
week. He reoprls more OF them in tue
woods Our deer is generally found In
the house by the Gre these cold days,
Cold enough % frepzs the nose # a
brass monkey" is the way The boYs put
1t, while the dainty nttls girls have II,
''too aWiuliy cold ter me to stand at the
gate any longer, come IN the p,rlor to The
fire. The old man yclls out IN language
more isugable than refined, "contound
you, Jake, git up there and fodder the
Orlndls COW and bosses" The old woman
she calculates with more vim than steam
when she says, ''git up there dza Jane
and Cont BE- afraid that little cold is
going 10 Spite yer beauty or Tom stick
him-'gst won't hsve you" Abem boys.
tharg he time 10 slid around and ehe.r
your i zi Jsne come back At the old lady
With rel Under that makes her hunt for
her night cap and the old mau for b..
cud Of tobacco.
Wonder what kind OF a "sun" that
vss that Wa fred oil in Nsvburg one
night last week? Won't GOV Z,nn aud
Prof. CrOgan please explain under
stand they iurnisesd the powder for the
occasion. Bunny
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-27
nrnndonxIIIs Letter.

EDITOR ARGUS - noticed a card Ia
The last ARGUS requesting correspondent
from every community. l will not prom
ise 10 be regular correspondent, Tut II
you tnd room for this / may probably
write sgSin
Tue weather is now running itself.
Our school commenced tbs l5:h with +.
L. Burke AS scher. Frank is good
teacher, and il the boys dont come to
time he knows just how to WELD the
birch.
Prot Jones, OF Grafton, has been sell
ing organs in this vicinity. understand
ho made several Ssles.
Much credit ia due Mics Caliie Frey for
the iutsres! taken 10 music ia th,s com
muuity.
Me-. Wilton Summers and wife, of
Cleveland, Oaio, are visiting relatives At
this place.
81. NJ. Bsnson removed from this place
TO the city under the hill (B uce.on). We
will surely miss Mad, as he is good fel-
low 10 well IS good gunsmi,h.
Those two handsome Young men NJ
r 'ss and IL. Brooke, from Confluence.
-prr; two or tnres days with ne last week
smiiing GU their many friends. ''Music
hath charms" Gu, rhrth : re music the
boys are after or not | cannot say.
II lie reported that Wm Kimberly bad .
corn hushing last Thursday night. It
seems sirange that mo- one WAS invited from
town but FIR nix Mckee. Il also seems
funny that FRANK void put on his best
clothes To q t. = corn hu-king. Come,
Frank, tell us how that is.
Great preparations are being made for
a-s-a-w well don't know what 10 call !,
Well, foT pane W. will csll il = match
hunt u seems that Hon. j G. Clark An !
Proi. Burke are chosen rs captains. They
have each chOsen an equal nun Der o men
Cor hunlers) aud on the morning OF the
25.h CfGanksgiving) they ara to start out
and Kill all the gEme they can; and in the
evening of the same day they are 10 Assem-
bic IN some large field and see which pay
ty has the most gam. The party having
the most gets all. IL seems they are 20
count their game BY poInts-a fquirrel
being worth say one point, q turkey 10
ADD dear 100 and 80 on. II write
again, Mr. z litor, will inform you OF
their succoss
Doe day last week two of our young
braves concluded they would have a fox
chase. 80 everything being in readiness
thoy called their dogs, shouldered their
guns sud started. After running Tor
nearly twelve hours without anything to
eat they we're about to give up in despair,
when all at once they saw something red
running towards them. Ole OF them said
there il 10 Kim, fox. Sure I'll fetch
him. And plscing his trusty riA to his
shoulder fred, and the supposed fox fell
dead. Dropping their guns they both ran
to the spot, Won't il surprise the boys ??
When they got where they could see il
plain one Of them exclaimed, "rhere YOU
are you dSrned old-wGll. I'll be hanged.
if it isn't uncle Jsydad's ysller dog. After
talking the matter over over they con
cluded the best thing to do was to say
nothing about II. Bat through some mis-
chance 1t got ou', hut 1t il hoped tina,
Jsydad will not hld it out.
MORE AGAIN,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-27

Hon. JOHN BRAENoN. Of Weston,
az Unite d States Senator, would
be az honor to the State Of West
Virginia. The Judge is man OF
excellent ability and as to his in
tserity that has never beeu qusos.
toned. For such an honsrsble and
responsible position give us one o.
our most honorable and responsible
citizens. Let it be Senator Bran
non.
We shall have more to say upon
tbs su! Get in the future.
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Co-PGrtHershiD Notice.

The co.pWinership formerly e-isu,s
under ihe name ~ Allen, Ellis & % h
SWiyeI by mutual CONSENT NJ CI,.
- Ellie has purchased = half iptsre.t T.,
lbe business. and = new co-p.rtne,sbir,
I'd,nfd under The nauo Of Allen q ElIi.
Ire new hrm having increased fariu
ties. purpose doing wholesale and 20
@ ID business In General Mer.handiso
Nno VIII spare no pains TO make Al IN t,s
lutoFest OF ali WHO patrouize Thorn.
n. l.. ALLEN
CHAS. r.. ELLIS.
Referring to the above notice Lei.
20 eNprfss the sincere thanks Of mo .I,t
arm ~ generous public. Tor the liber.I
patronage oeatowed on them. \Vo yriti
ehde@yyr TO make it % the interest ,,f I'll
our oid customers, aud the public to
h'hiihue tnfir patronage with 'u. a.
~e are DESTROYS OF having the business ,,g
20 gld irm so,tled o. speedily - noa.i.
DC viii consider ia personal fsv,r
~. ln any way indebted 10 any or Inc
old nrms, will seitle their iuGebtedpo.s
~ soon ~ possible.
,He7peciiully, &c.. G.. r. ELLIS.
Ne"bnrg, W, Va, OCT 10, $500
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