davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-03-06

Delvldcre. HoOne Co. l1l FEB. g. p7A
,DEAn Sin: hnve been HsIHk your N DIAN BLOIb
for song tlne. und mn peEfeety sasisasd HEa
petite. stronstllcna se Nerves, Regulates ths Bo.,.
nch atil l.0wHs. nnd ltelloy1s ltl'elsnntis VquN
not bQ without II, Mis-, WE5TfALi.
, 1880-03-06

stuppnEo Df OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ,WH1cii WINS
Sef e. fta fst' 1ss2s @tSssy @ iii tS f sG aud
si rea!sr sI.op!d ID hsys, " nrst, .!lliss',ee y il
rcn'lnY It atnl tho hnbGa Of computing serll't.
fsxay r Tt s rssef9ps ss1f'p!se s r s '? o s@t !"
other Of them was wanting, dlilHrel,aes Of
When, III rea,ling tic l,bc. titllcMlt matters
as' ;ie eSiFf % ' wnF ~ e sSs s e 'iSIt vii " ':s
ansi, as soon. rs lio brought his hcart tn 4
readiness 70 obey Ills will 1T MI h9zar!ls. tho
1lntaro ut Ills will was ut once ll'tle ptMtn to
plocr @ of xfffy is sessnT eod ert s III lin IL II ERans Sns
beloved brother nlltl himself disagreed 0li
certain point when they first MET. !lc WIS
MI cnr1lest-llenrteu man nl tiotl. nntl after
tey ti iGd ta !ay sar'"st stsrEeSs ~
result which arose FROM llle erOtllef'a W1lllnts-
ness 10 obey tho will 1T tiu.
Do y0u reRll1!l the promise nf tha l1ort! to His
only2
Without doubt this was intended for MI
the children Of Christ. 'ihe aMs!les wer9
therefore nil tho PROMISES t,ndc to tho
apostles were for lis fl NIL nses.
lIsw S,h., sa; believers 1cere the GIT Of tho
Ihis tho speaker considered very In:
Il, CORRECT form, a. every believer Ind tho
eift. InktnE tIlc nucstIojl rs ,ptutitng, how
then shall iersni,s sr',lre tho Holy Gi,ost?,
hu would refer them, first. to tho
statement 0f 81. Paul IN Romans, WILL, O.:
..lsut ~ nre not III lilo flesh, but IN tho
Spirit, Il 50 be TINT thc Spirit 0f Gol dwell In
yntt; Now II atiy NM! have not the Spirit or
Christ, he ~ none Of His" anil tllen to Elll,e-
stn,ls, K, ~, III, "ln wi'nl ~ h'so trIstGtl,
gospel of YOUR s9lyat1n'l; III w'lnill nls!, atttr
that 80 believed, 80 wrre sealed with tint
holy sp!rlt of pro'MEstt wsies, Is t!'o earnest
q oslr il,era!nllce 'llsll TUG fc.Ieti!i1t1Ml oi
the p9rsli9$c4! possession, ,imtn te raise Of
wIthunt tho Spirit wo .desretl 10 l,aye II. hc
s!lnl go beforo Cod, acknowledge, himself u
s.'cr oe;Gxe s1 IN ane im ,Sss GirlSt, my
f nse ~ sfy,, W. ncfo ;n mi antGlf; woh raiyn tns
lin!y Ghost,
Ii,c question being nskctl ~ q gentleman
m tc H., ,SngreEaiotl li%w %v Ga llHySy =, %: %:
ing-lip ot the lcArs,-,.n cnr!'est, 1t1ll, antl
true cotlsecr!tion tn tho Lord. liz should
s!n,'9 oe1ofe the iAni'i my! ~ eyeTythlhE ae
itas teef.-Silnllltt bc day " tlHy living sttc-
Mh1ltt llafe ~ prnY continually 70 duH Tor
Ills SUPPORT. It this Wrre not done, there
Mou.i so9tl .1 hTise Gni.lieSs nlla ieeicct ~
Rlaco Of tllo Ditl spiTltiiH! power anu energy
sl,n4ltl practlce wllat !lloy read. Should they
intl ~ t!s thoy stlDntd cn!ifeSs their mutt to
tho Lord, surrender their heart 9frcsll to
illh'' h1ll mus resail, tholr previous blesslne
visloa o. n.nntesatie"s ';part from iii wSrks
Gntl Ind done taEfs, l.l.t for Christians to
! trust to visions npart from Ills works nre
illnst dangerous. nll4 10 had known mnst
nw{al eo!lseaue,'e,es to!Inw ting Esnstics IT,
Ind fallen tf1fn fin nst 1,nrrfA hlrpsfns M,
, 1880-03-06

Fisher, EkamralFn CO, "a.
DEAR SIN: This Is TO certify thnt yolF lNblAy
nldNlD Sf1tUl, hus done mo mnre good fof KsdnsI
Complaint md ftrnrt DtAehsI tbnn nhY othef ntd-
rMe over usGtt. It also cured Of MY children qf
Chl1lB and Scrufu1a. AAll1AIskT Ct4l8N
, 1880-03-06
TIlifd.Day Clsf1tE,

- F!UEn, Clay CO, III
DEAR SIN. This IL to certify Tint {0uf lNpAN
OunHYNt1t Inns cured mo Of tic Thitd-DnJ ch!lA
aft0r nlt uthee tnodlc3ues lad fuiled. ,,,..,
, 1880-03-06
TESTIMONIALS.
ILLINOIS.

Disease or tho Stonlacl4 mud Liver.
Cairo. Alexander Co. III
DEAR s1It. Suffering for aone time viii Iesdseke
nnn Disease q IN stS!qnch and iSer Tas Induced
restored me- t3 perfect health and !.rcnEth.
No. ~ Elxfth-st E1IAS, EiiELLkY
, 1880-03-06
GEORGE ANDERSON.

LOUISVILLE, Ky., Atarcll 5.-George Ander-
son. nlaay years boukkcepur III the Bank Of
Kentucky, t1ed this afternoon after Il brief
illness. liz was uIal highly llonOrel and
much respected.
, 1880-03-06

Special Dfspatth to The Chicago Tribune.
DunrQUt:, H.. March 5.--Louis Kn,nnulcr,
n well-known citizen, a1d q timer, WIS To-
tlay struck. by L. paralytfc stroke, Md died
after lingering n few hours.
, 1880-03-06

"Mrs. Winsinw's Soothing 5yrup" has mover
tho liUther. Is cs,uts. Ayull ln4itufiona.
, 1880-03-06
A lubricant for the ll1nbs-st, Juoo& OIL.

llrown's Camphorntel Sapouacoous ncntIfrlcc
w! pfessrss i tMly'a bounty by keeping the
teeth 4GIthtul I'M! l1ltntlfn. NIL giving IL her
ceAl5.
, 1880-03-06

lIt0 D0Attt OF DlItClu&S VI kllt NHullsttt Ol4
Louis Il Pacific linre issHed the following
circnnr giving notice ct special meeting Ut
Stockholders to be held Mt ST. Louis May 3,
which, Judging BY the Important business to
be Transacted will be Of moro thar ordinary
Interest TO tho parties Interested In this prop
erty:
IA special meeting Of. The stockholders Of the
Wnljash. 1T. LouI* i pucilio hallway Company
viii be heA ut the na,sec os tho Company. in ",
oeoek @ S q. H.. 70 t"ke aetioi upo; @ tic fsliowns
agreotncnts md resolutions Of the Doard Of d.
reetors Of this Company: ,.,. ..,
stock II tho Tolc'l,,. Peor!n 5 Western Itu!lway
Conlpnny for tho isslc Of .s!,0M shnrcs of tile
S1sf ssosE # ths sSTi WSas @ % Il. Ios acIs @ ia.
ronl Company III txchniRe for tho first nrlu sec
o,.d preferred tl.come lx'i,,s md eosntnon stock
p,lny ,lpon terms specified IN snll agrecucnt.
An MKrecfEunt for tha consolidation If tho
1 SssS .! stra~ ns9pfftx way a cpy sts e sS liz
calpitui stock. property, nfisl Franchises Ut tho
WnGnst, st. It.iis & Pacific Isailr.Mtl CHmpaMy.
ducah Iiailrsal fruin tho holders Of tho present
saId rniirtu whenever tho holders or slil b.'i,els
e't slsro 1''sS sats x9a w adyertisc. II @ IT. '' ''
An ls1l,c IT b,nlts Ut this company to to Issued
tn,aa s netxsfe and cc"sp ss psh IL aats @ ss Is Re.
tlirei 1y sMtd nErte1Glt. to all A.n0litt not ex-
geetllnE *s,lO suld bonds 20 hcnr per cent
interest, payable Rr1nt.nnntmIly. Mnd to be se-
curcd BY u first mortgage covering both tho
rullruNtls ntlOtD mentioned.
4 resolution Of the liulrl OF Directors OF this
Culnpauy authorizing Il iced nf trust ttlnrt-
g,ige covering tho cntlrc real and pcrsonu1 prop
trty of this tu,npnny, to secure lN'nis Of this
Company, bchrlllx Q per cent Interest. payable
semunilt1nlly, sMisl bonds to be Issued from time
to ting, s inny 10 required, to tneet tho nnttIr-
InK Indebtedness Ut this company un prnr 1n"rt:
Kiyes made BY its constituent corporations mud
to meet tho expenditures OF this company for
parpnscs Us nHInel In suia resolutions, Or us
hereafter regure.l. to an aggregate amount not
exceeding <al,Mu,UMl.
AisU To cul,slsler tho proposed action OF this
Cunpn.iy it purchasing steltn- GnrgGs for Use Oh
I.akr Erie ut II cost mi, exctet1lnE Eap0tV. an1
cre1i,g $aU do III providing fncltIcs fr ts,t,v-
iny Krn upon tho Mississippi River, hy Htbscrlh.
Ing tu tic cupital stock uf u corporation UrBut.-
fXIl fQt that nurnuse.
, 1880-03-06

sne.I,ly iras t.hIiIs .f1,i cn,i r..t1sned Il Il H.
htBt medicine III tho country for lthn4mai!sm md
Neuralgia ELI AITEHkLlA-
, 1880-03-06

CISc1SSArI, o., March 5-Aaron A. Col
ter, Il prominent wholesale grocer. .i1ed to-day
nj ills residence III Mount Washington, neur
this city.
, 1880-03-06
No other whiakcr Dyo eauals M!lrs-5o cents

File on your cortls with tho "Japaucse Corfu
FLU" 1t will susuIy cure md end pain. rs ceats
, 1880-03-06

Master ccrtIfles TINT they havo beeli so de-
posted, and receives n receipt for them, tho
npTcal will act ny aaiipcrscstcas TO the decree
nf Justice 1tarlnh until the cnse is dccldtuby
tile Supreme Court.
, 1880-03-06
COMMODORE 1fANsCOsf,

CttNINfUI1UItE 1INNSE)M.
WAslilSGruS, u. G., Marcll 5.-Commo-
slore Isaiah I[unsconl, Chief Ut the Bureau Of
Col,str,!ctiun nnll ltcpair, Navy Department,
died this lllorltlng.
, 1880-03-06
mscuousy btown down, telcgrhph- lines broken,


Near Dayton, Sheffield TownAhlp several trccs
wrrr bnwfl ncroea the trick OF tho I.nkc Eric 4
Western Itn!lrval, hut were, fortunately, l!s-
covered In tIntu 10 prevent AcgIdBnfs.
, 1880-03-06
a,,,nr...,on or NIeustruataoR. r.,

daGrllan -. 49, truw Bge.
pEAustn. Ay daughter ~ ~ sa1iS isSoftnS aaa1s
prussi0n Ut NHnstruatpa. &.u @ Sfth ths irest@sss
u XGpstin!ss n. srai It. j s.ay
.l1eoS5 s,,s nsl,sbb .b.:a -.
ssssSSshs y:st g &. as,itiis. aSntAis 1 e
3na; ~ d. dsoa.s vith rhiea q ~
te!yd psd,.sss'y H. ~ Sdssa.sa yf II *%
It'd wss soon tasl0Fvd 70 rstTintF.ES III 1WIiiTN0Rk
, 1880-03-06

much less than tariff rntes md tlrts ran ahead
OIL tonnago but behind in receipts, allu by
paying over tho S33 100 1t would hu iiUre than
tlint amount out of pocket. 'rltrrc Inns bcel,
teleRraphic correspondence during the last
few !lnys bctwccn tfe managers 9f the MfS.
st,,rt River pool and .tny Gould, niut 1t Is
stated that tho latter Inns consented to be
present nta meeting. of tho Association 70
be held nt st. Iniits Tuesday. All the
roals haye consented to. be present ut this
meeting but whether there wtI nc t,,,s m ,,,.
is matter Of grrnt ti0ubt. Even Will the
Missouri Pacific trnublc our Of the way, II is
hardly probable TINT the pool In Its present
stape, catl bo continued, \ new arral'k;,';,
n,c,lt to prove successful must take ftl, MI
tho lines leading west from, Chicagn aili III
Of tho trouble nrtses frnin tho fnnbility. to
preper1y distribute tho bnsss from ln!n',s X
III Nebrnska. kanSas, an! Cnlorai3. i.i,.l tl,ls
interests ,nro very conflicting. Still 1t tA
bctevct TINT concessions will he nude by all
tic lines rntller tl,an nllave another disastrous
W1r.
, 1880-03-06

: NHQEH, IHMUBt&HQ IVr 1II
DEAn STR: bfy daughter hAd Chtils ~. fu4ttssa
months, And tfied almost everything, but Miih9s}
HOOD STlUi'. u shlrt trial VI whIuh efsetral!
cured Aar The syrup !laa al4o grealy benetltsi ~
snc1 have l,ad ne.cln. Y y nnnss r. as,as M9Sn
huniuEity. ltDSsANNAA AAM 1EHsA'
, 1880-03-06
uan.~1s tEcAkue4ks

Font{aG IiT[REtt0n EtHH1s7 tTH.1s Eel
pxsH Bur. Tnls y ,,s sssuy f5uf ~ kEsas
fI sSYyiHt SyHff'sa IL " wv Sss 4 sss -
5ssa s!sai1 !sossf;4, III ~ ,s.as %xstp. I'll.
mend ss III i - valuable isns4'' n.loDA DApplf''
, 1880-03-06

DuctInehatn, Kankakee Co, y. ~ MtT tTsf{f n ~.
nEA S!; !H:if} a1s a1sss
isfsctio1, and il highly sseeMal o5 ~ ~ t
IL fhaVs use {uaf iuss;ns WY tSs ID - Y
Ill isouGled viii Liver Complaint atn slGt PESKX
, 1880-03-06
All t1lat 1t I. Recommended to ns.

o,,, x,,,a H., ,.SMinS qi Sovt III III fS11lT Is n
EiG1D aYilUls fair ttia thnt il ii il i recon-
ended to eu and adyisc anyone .!,o ha{ te n p9al
health ~ give 1t y triul. MH. FREEMAN
, 1880-03-06

Wauconda, I4tS ES3 SS3hTiD hD
psAus,u, hsyo used your Rrest sS!! nfiis.tj Pub
RYTljil n,d hxye found u sttau Il II such
Ier, 9nd taEs p'sasuss 10 secom~eh0tEG*i e |. FHAT1.
, 1880-03-06

buckingham. kAnkakso CT ~, H. Max ISGsua,asa u
DEAR bltts wMs EFtnt seastss eastssvrsst usInk ~!
nu nust yatIatv lNljiAN lIl1D sfhgrsd nSM 1Snr as
much rvl8yed and benefited. rec esegV!qIEssEEpk
tG3DA all. hN1"A
, 1880-03-06

Waterman Station. ba Knlb Cor ~
DxAn Sin. Thi1 Is ~ yasslty that your tSntAN
NL.uUU SflkUF hls cnrad M9 Ut faln II w th9d n4sh'
IL II valuable luGdicue. NILS. WpVNs
, 1880-03-06
Never Itaefls TO Cllrc.

MtIfOfl. It9aHpp99HH Vii XII Hin Hi
DEAR AfR: | have Used Juur !N!l!AN nss Ir wy
NYHijs fur Cnlnp1 In my Stomach nna Wy ~ hatk
chlitlr1n wik1 wuru troubled with spasns ano n 1e>
cases II effected n complete cEfeHi cHEffeHizAuETH NErn
, 1880-03-06

. Wo0dlant i!09nat! NJ Fl fHTio III
neAts afn. I can tsy tiIut yuuF lSniAH nnrSs nsssSs
gTitfiis Ina no aaltuD fur hlck
{sii In tho Uowrs, aud Chtlls. a!d cfa ae'*"
mend IL usa to suffering huMaht! yttonA 4. nKIR
, 1880-03-06

' turorn, Kaue G., ~
DEAu sir; have uaod aun'v q! 3oads nThIstH
BlUjii HYHul with beneficial Ies1!1&, & ~ evansielj.
il 4 ut,.,,i m,pclru IL build w tho s!4teh k%sitr
Wuuju Recommend 4 " al suffering sfsoit IT, NUN
, 1880-03-06

NiUfjD HfiiUt', which pr0cuFcd iFon. {ouf AsMsbt Wy
hns completely cured ME- u DyspREna ~ 4sss
Mulclno aFat used. l1l!thA II AAA.e@'
, 1880-03-06
I1srOFWHOLESALE DEALkn'
IN .,
D., Clark JohdsoD's Indian D|aQSyr4

VAN scnAAck. sVEvESsoS > co.
1,o,, 9;a44SSS p1 uNXER i CO, 81 aud ~ Lac
T1LLEIt ULLEt. q Mxasl'sI
tiy}i.NIN KING, q L41$:aS., ~ <gabAsh4&f
, 1880-03-06

DyAFEFHlN CuFcH6 n
plymouth, Hancock e.. u -
DEAN EtRs hate hngn truubed Hlla bu!oSS-TS bus!oeS nm
MID DTfts1a md Indigestion, Ind hnse 9sso III
INDIAN ltIl)ult Afltut nnd fnlHu y tM!2'istiE " II
YAtnatlA n4tllGlnH. Yli0aaAo Ata--
, 1880-03-06
For Neuralgia.

t5RhIgFen, I!nth!l!1n EUs ~
DEAR SIR: Twas troubled with SE9T'fas tGtl tGHlSl
HiltUr, Ana u happy to say II hsa i.H fHSqH
, 1880-03-06

Teutup1J3s. EfAnRhAra Co. H.
DEAR s1u: Your great lNplAS Hloun @ aYhsf4
tho best medicine ayet used fSr aaea9t u1ea's'
recommend II 10 all slo1''as'5 HEM srALI1Eaa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-09
THE REVISED TESTAMENT.

In a few months, at the far;hest, the
New Testament, in a revised 'ransla-
ton, will be in the hands OF Eng!ish
and American readers.
1t is a debated question as to whether
the new version will be readily received
The action OF the Presbyterian Council
at Philadelphia. the ether day, gives
encouragement TO the belief that II
will.
The Rev. DIR. CHAMBERS, OF New York,
was the principal advocate in ITS la'or'
HIS points in favor Of the revision, oriei'
ly stated, are these:
The work is needed 10 bring the trans
lation Of the Bible up to the present
state OF the language and the pres
ent state OF critical and exegetcai
investigation. The revision VII
be based op an improved text. IL Is rn-
dertaken by the same authority as tha'
N which We are iGdeb!cd fJr
King james version. II has been
PLANNED and advanced upon an unsct-
tartan basis. 1t has been a work IN
which the scholars OF England and the
United States have co.operated. The
work OF the revisers has been already
unhampered, yet it is a revision, o a
new translation OF the Bible. lthasn not
been undertaken hastily, and every
change has been made alter
full deliberations. The revised
Bible will b, markell by uni
for,nitv in the use Of Greek, Hebrew
and other words. The spirit in when 1t
has been done is conservative aud rev.
erent. These are its chief Claims to
abortion. 1t will probably be adopted
slowly, a matter Of option with dli'er'
| ent denominations, Going into use part
" ON its merits, partly as the result OF a
general movement. VIVA; has so far
| been done il the WORK oi ten years, and
it is likely to ID, ten years more before
the whole Bib'e is revised AMI III tie
| hands OF the people.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-09
"A FOOL OR
Correspondence of TIE Register:
BRIDGEPORT, October S.

BRIDGEPORT, October ).
We learn there l. Il man hained lie
III -. acting as foreman OF the br!dt"
carrtn,ers on the G., +. Y. and ". Rail.
roal. He makes himself vr'y busy IN
telling the workmcn a'on: ia" line that
Mr.. Chamber'in. the President OF the
roa!, has changed his politics and de-
sires the election OF Garfield; that the
road has contracted for four or tive new
engines and 500 coal ears, but II Han
cock is elected the road will not want
them. and that the election ci Hancock
wiIl relure WAGES. TEU.TH.
Our correspondent, "Tru H." express
es the whole case in his hc,d line.
ANY man who tries confluence another
TO vote !or Mr.. DEGolYEE's lawyer On
the pretensc that the election OF HAN
CoCK will reduce the wages o! worHlng-
men, is emphatically a knave or Il Too!
of the first water; ami he pays a poor
compliment to the intelligence OF the
man whose vote lie attempts to ini!u-
pnpe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-09
II CASE

The Republican theory Of a tariff is
that it should be heavy enough to shut
out al, imports which come into compe-
ti,ion with the products OF this country,
or ii not to shut them out entirely, to
give the producer here the privilege Of
fixing the maximum price II which his
products a Ire sold.
The Democratic theory OF a tariff Is
tia, it should always be arge enough
to furnish the necessary revenue Tor the
e OF the Government, but should
in no instance or protect
monopolistsi in pract cling extortion upon
the masses OF the people.
The Republican theory Is in the In
,err.; Of large monied MANUFACTURES
and other establishments, to enable
their owners and proprietors to ENJOY
p~rince!v incomes at the expense oil the
poor, laboring masses who consume
their products.
The Democratic theory is in the in
tarest of the labOrins millions, WHO
work for daily WAGES, aud whose earn
inrs must 20 TO buy food and ralment
for their families, AMI who really pay
f,r tie protection OF the wealthy pro-
pr,,..o.- in what they eat and wear.
/, was in consequence OF the persis-
ten, opposition Of the Democratic party
lJ,. wialrr, that the poor man 5
lryurirs, tea and coffee, are not
now subject to a heavy tariff tax. Sec
r.,arv SHERMAN and other Republican
leaders have repeatedly urged the taxa
ton OF these articles, and the Radical
newspapers have heartily seconded the
proposition.
Bat the poor man does pay Tor protec-
ton in many WAYS that are a burden 10
him, but which the rich do not feel. In
many articles oi iJOd which are neces-
sqry for his tab,c-such as the common
articles Of ugar. pepper, salt, with
almost everything on or around ms
table. is loaded with the bcneficence oil
tariff protection, as well as the clothing
which covers his back and warns his
chilircH.
Now. the who; coatcst between the
Republican and Democratic party, Is
not whether the tariff shall be abolished,
ior i; is impossible for either party to
abolish it, as il is about the only source
of rcvcnu ior the Government, nut
whether the tariff shall protect only the
monicd proprietors and ignore the mas
ses OF the reop,e, a. it would under he
publican policy; or whether 1t shall,
while .ivinsdue protection TO capitalists,
have equal rcgarl Tor lahor,ns men, as
URGE by the Democratic policy.
In this contest, a in all other issues
between the two parties, it Is to he OBJ
served that the Republican party is the
patron II the monopo!ists and capital
lists, and the Democratic party the cham
pion o: the people.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-09

GENERAL GRANT now finds himself in
Il most discreditahle dilemma. Either
what he saws nov Of General ilA>ccCH
is not true, or what he said OF him two
mcnths a.o is not true. Interviewed
after the adjournment OF the Cincin.
natl Convention as to the nominees, he
thus delivered himself: IL have nothing
to say against General HANCOCK. His
military ard civil record is excellent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-09

IT is well for Democrats TO remember
that it is the partisan agent Of the rarti-
san Associated Press oi this city, and
one OF the editors OF a partisan Paper,
who essays to cctintoth the Legislature IN
4 Democratic county, 10y all Of n'mo.
cratic votes, s,',y on h, groD"i o, rs 81
perior learning a"i aL,dty, This is char
acteristic OF the party. Whoever heard
OF Il Radical who was not sup 'rior, i'll
his W estimation, to any Democrat:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-09
IN H. Hy"sr Of Representatives,.

THERE will be a Republican tarl on
tap at every precinct i'll lnd.ana next
TUESDAY. The managers expect to buy
five thousand Democratic votes at about
so apiece, and to get in as many fraud
ulen, negro votes as possible, So that
the GARFIELD boom m.y have 4 good
send OFF,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-09

The election Of any oi iEe Republican
ticket in this county can only be accom-
plished by Democratic votes. And
when you have dorc them this favor,
they will telegraph ali over the country
that they have whipped yoU-thcy will
turn and strike yop after you have
warmed them into iir-ani Democrats
who run into this snare deserve To be
.ls.,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-09

THE LtobTggHr.r dca1miRa,cs il rs
scarcely less than an insult 10 the in
~tellisenee OF the people OF this city and
county" for the REGISTRAR In ask the
Democrats 10 vote the ticket they nomi.
mated ior themselves, instead OF the
ticket, which is neitherab!er nor better,
presented by the Radical County Con-
vention. Brass, where is thy blush,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-09

TIE M.~2jyosc,r man has had the lace
OF his o o freshly washed ready to crow
over the result in this county, next
Tuesday, il any member ot his ticket
should succeed by the al! oi accommo.
dating Democrats. VIE the growing
over local elections in Connecticut.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-09

Worms viii obs I'VE tina, N pcmo.
cratic tickets contain the words For
Ratification ami For Rejection ot
the Constitutional Amendments. OHc
Of these will have 70 b" scratched cut
by the voter in order - determine
whether he votes Tor or against them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-09
JUSTICE OF TIE FEkGE.

Having many WARM Personal friends. i'rr>!'c,
tive of party. who desire nc 10 be C.udi!Gtrt Tor
the ubJy. office, in Clay district, | hereby IN.
nounc, myself all independent candidate for
the sane, AMI very respectfully solicit The sup.
por; II tile voters on the l2ih Of October. II
elected | promise u perform the duties OF the
Office with impar;iality AMI promr;itU'".
Oc1 JOSEPH l.. WILDE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-09
The Ladies' Hancock and English
Club

WI! present the loun; Mems democratic
Club with d banncro on this l'aturdisl evening
n & - o'clock, at the Academy Of Music
They cxleul an invitation 10 their friends ire
~spccivs ~ party, u DC present.
The cub will meet al the store OF Mr.. {. r.
Brown, on Twelfth street. at y quarter before
6orIcE. and receive their badges and proceed
10 The Hall in II body.
Tn. Democratic clubs OF The city are also In
vitcd 10 be present.
o,u, Ey Order OF the Club.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-09
Ohio County Democratic Ticket.

Eyr,s..g. Tsrri'y. prf,5'r In.
For Judge o. Cd Circuit
J.E NcLrHE I.
pr Judges OF New Circuit,
,sOCCE p Bind,
,. - NcLvDI-
state SeaGtoc
JOHN H. D,N I.p,
% Htur~< county.
sheriff.
CURTIS Z. BROWN.
Prosecuting Attorney.
LEWIS :. JOEpAN.
Assessor.
CITY District.
ROBERT H. ri'LliIS
Crru,-y District.
NOAH ZANE.
judge of County Court.
GEORGE 4. BOYD.
House OF Delegates
SAMUEL \. HEPNE&-
FRANK 4. McNhil.
UuhRiY; Y. NEG.GEr
JOSEPH ". MuEiAN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-09

HNve all tie clubs rariyc'cl The H.
tails for bringing our q Jul y"t" on
Tuesday? Only two dnvs remain for
settling such matters. They a'c more
important than para!,s.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-09
nEmOc7ATlc STATE TICKET.

E,,s..B. T.ssi'r. uy''T ~.
Governor.
JiCOG p. JACKSON
Auditor Of state.
JOSEPH =. MILLER.
Treasurer OF STATE.
THOMAS O'BElnN.
Attorney General,
T.. &. WAITS.
Judge Of the Cour, Of Appeals.
THOMAS GREEN.
state superintendent OF Free Scnool
BERNARD l.. BUTCHER
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-09

lr takes 4 good deal OF training to pre-
pare GRANT fer the track. GRANT and
Imperialism IS Z pretty big job in this
republican couutry. lie was in train
in: 'our wears Cor the last nomination,
and his trainers have already begun to
exercise him four years more, for the
next CONKLING does not conceal his
meaning when he writes: Republican
clubs which take and keep the name OF
Grant are apt to be in earnest, and be-
iieye in carnestness in all the walks OF
lie"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-09

The silver product ut the United
States Tor the IrS, fiscal wear Is 'A'imsted
by the treasury department 4, s5N,OOo'-
600. o. which -. lo,OOr VAS coined.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-09

In will cost the Republican managers
as much To- saw" OIip - To- hiv ana.
They neel 4 lous purs"-,""rcr prohA-
biy than they vii, h. able - command.