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Daily Republican., 1880-05-01
PROPOSALS.

TyO BUILDERS.
OFFIoH OF EBaINEHR,
FOURTH LIGHT HOUSE DISTRICT,
So Walnut st., Philsdelphia.
April II, 1889. J
Eealsd proposals will be received at this Of
fee until IL o'clock, NJ, of Monday, the Sd
day Of May, 1880, for two Light Hous es and q
Keepers DWELLING, all frame, Tor the Tlnicum
Island and Fort Miffiin Rango Lights, Doia-
waro River.
Plans, specifications, forms Of proposal and
other information, may b. obtained on appli-
cation to this Office
Tho tight ID reserved to reject any and all
bids, AID to waive any defects.
VIM. F. RAYNOLDS,
Lieut. Colonel Corps OF Engineers,
Engineer ourth Light House District.
4-16-6-2tawd
Daily Republican., 1880-05-01
PUBLIC SALES.
T1UBLIC SALh,

PUHII0 sA1A'
vii he sold al Public Sale at the sta bic OF
H. b. Forbes, Fourth ana Walnut streets,
Wilmington, Del, on
TUESDAY, Maya. 1880,
At = o'clock, =. M,
Six head OF my best Hsmbletouian A.
Horses. A19H
No 1-Boxer, brown, 1e16 hands hlgn. SIX
years old, good driver, and worker, can trot
In 30, sired by Delaware Aanbletonian, DGm
Msrgan stock.
No. q Independence, darklbsy, 1e1S hands
high, seven years old, extra driver and can
tr0t in 2.42 bids fair ts trot very fast sired by
Sir Cecil, the b. x. Rydysk's Hamiltonian,
Dam, by Lexington.
No. 3.-Frack, dark bay, 16 hands high, i've
years old, extra driver, can troS in minur es,
sired by Delaware Hanbletonian, Dam by
colt OF Imported Hillsboreugh.
10. Florence. DARK bay mere, 151IS,ha nds
hlsh, very promising and full sister to Frank.
No. 8 --George, bay, 10 hands high, 8 years
old. good driver, sired by Del. Ham, Dam by
Mingo.
NO. e.-Jim .cht sorrel. le1S hands hiph, five
years old, gooi driver, Ttred by Del Ham,
Dam. by Gen. Butler. These horses are we'll
worthy the attention Of all wishing driving
horses, all warranted sound and free from bad
habits, were all bred and raised by the SUBJ
scriber. Ii. L. CHUkEHMAN,
Terms cash.
L. W. Stidham s. Sen, Auo. 427.ft
Daily Republican., 1880-05-01

TROUGH IT IS senorally conceded that
the candidates nominated during the
week ought and will be elocted to-day
to attsnt the State Convention to be
held a; Doy9r hext Thursday, there
should be 10 lack Of attendance at the
delegate elections. The campaign Gas
Daily Republican., 1880-05-01

TITO IRON MANUFACTURER ERS.
L CFBIcE OF ENGINEER Four H
LIGHT HOUSE DISTRICT,
b32 Walnut treet.
PHILADELPHIA, April IL, go.
Sealed proposals will be received at this OF.
fice until Ia o'clock, NJ, Of Monday, tho Sd
day of May, 1880, for one Iron Light.Hou
Tower for the Rear Beacon Of Tinicum Island
Range Lights, DslIw re River.
Plans, spoc tioations, forms OF proposal, and
other in orm4tion, may be obtained on appi'
cation TO this Office.
The right Ia reserved tn reject any and all
bids and to waive any detects.
VIM. F. REYNOLDS,
Lieutenant Colonel Corps of Engineers, En-
gineer 4th Light. House District. 4'l2eod3w
Daily Republican., 1880-05-01
NTOTiCE.
STATE OF DRLAwARR,

NEW UAsTLE COUNTY,
In conformity with the provisions Of the
Act passed by the General Assembly OF the
State OF Delaware, on the 2Gth day OF March,
A. D., 1875, hereby give notice that an ap-
piication was filed in the Superior Court, on
the SIKH day Of April, A. d., 1850, for char
ter Of incorporation of q company called "The
Repanno Chemical Company" TO carry on
the business of ma King, huyirg, selling, com
pounding and refining Chemicals, chemical
explosives, machinery, cartridges, fuses, pri-
County, aforesaid, and that draft OF the pre-
posed charter was flied with the application,
Gnd is open to inspection.
CHAS. BEASTEN, ,ProthonotSry.
New Castle. Dol. April 9, 1850. 6t6-l
Daily Republican., 1880-05-01
DUBIIC SALE
GAMAEIEAN's GIFT.

y
Tho only reil cure fsr Gnnorrhsoa, Gleet
and diseases arising from indiscretion.
We dlt card Balsam C0pabia as being not
only useless, but hurtful and 70 avoid tnts
drug keep away from the quaok.
WHAT THE AFFLICTED HAVE TO SAY.
DKsMosD Il Co., 0i5 Race street, Philadel.
phla. appeal 10 you, and II there ia any
earthly relief for me | wish you would do
something Tor me. About eight months aqo
got into trouble | took capsules. went to doc
tore. and 1t haA coat me one hundred dollarG-
trst for this medicine, then for that-with0ut
any benefit. A i0w days ago friend told me
of the Snmartan's Gift he said It would car
tainy cure nc. This IL why address you for
advice.
Let tho above bo warning to others.
When you yet into trouble, procure at oneo
tae Samaritan's Git, and you will be Eli
right in two or three dayg. Price Male,
paeSagas 81; female, e3. Sent by mail in q
plain envelope by Desmond g. o., PrOprie-
tors, 9l8 Rac0 8treat, Phladelphia
S Id be III JhME5 BEL, Slrta and Mar
kst streets, Wilmington, Dol, ard by Drug.
Ststs generslly. 4c9nwsly
Daily Republican., 1880-05-01

WA1NwRlaHr'
3l2 MARKET STREET,
HAS PLACED ON HIS GREAT sPE-
ClALTY COUNTER
some Of the
MOST EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
EVER OEFERED TO THE PUBLIC.
SUCH AS
HAMBURGS,
IN TO ~ inches wide, 1c., 2c. &c., &c., 60. .yrd.
RIBBONS,
All Silk, Nos. D. 10, u, &c., &c., &c., 1oc. yard
GLOVES, THREAD AVID BERLIN,
Size to tit oil, bc. and loc. pair.
REAL KID GLOVES,
as. a pair.
HOSIERY.
All sizes, Immense Assortment, &c. a pair
MISSES AND CENTS
REGyLAR-MADE HOSE,
Excellent quality, Itc. and 12c. pair.
GENTS REGULAR MADE,
l.Hc. a psir.
Goods In other d'par m(n nts proportlonateIy
a8 low.
MORE GOODS OFFERED NEXT WEEK
3l2-MaRKET STRET-3l2 4-2S2m
"dREAT CENTER FOR BARGAINS" !"
Daily Republican., 1880-05-01
MINNESOTA FLOUR.

Having for tha last teur years given the
Sour trado considerable attention and found
cut which is the best am prenared to fur.
ntsh the celebrated MinDosots Spri fg wheat
-four In any quantity desired to all who want
q superior article. am prepared TO euaran.
tie that this -four will turn out 90 pounds
more bread to the barrel than any OF the com
s,on brands. and with good baking 1t is I'm
possible to have bad bread. Leave your or
ders at 4ol King street, Central Building, 2
at s23 Shipley stFsst. WA. u. PiOkEi-s.
A.Z-u
Daily Republican., 1880-05-01
unlx GIKCULATION.

That our readers and advertisers may
zee for themselves that the REPUBLICAN
% the paper Of the masses of the people,
We havs concluded to give ito eircula-
tion for few days, commencing with
Saturday last. The following are the
figures:
ToGal fnr last two weeks. ct. $50
Daily Republican., 1880-05-01
Wilmington, Delaware.

MIR. MAO GRUE, DO YOU KNOW
NA- where the Granger Store lo3 East
Sixth street is7 do, Madam, and will you
step there for me? will Madam Well get
me'2 lbs OF those Georgia peaches, Q ms for 25
cts.; bs Of French prunes Tor 20 cts., 2 cans
pears for z5 cts., can string beans 10 ets.,
Italian peaches and seedleeb cherries % cts.
b, Purnell's sweet oil 10 cts. bottle, 2 cans Of
apples at 30 cts., one gallon can peach sauce
5U cts, bakers corn Is cts. can, tonatos IL cts.
can, ham at II cts. b, q bag OF ct. -four, q
bag Of S1a CT -four, and barrel Of S7.25 nSur,
1t makes bread as white as snow; b Of Fos.
ters tea, 1t ia too geod TO talk about; b Of 25
ct. coffee, andss don't forget to bring me enc
bucket Of that lime paint at 80 cts. bucket. 1t
goes as far as bushels Of lime and makes
your house beautiful outside and IN don't for.
get to bring me Ave or six dozen Of oranges
and bananas, they are delicious. l do WOE
der whore they grows They grew In Bran.
dywiDe Hundred. Madam-Is that true2 Mr..
Mac Cruel never knew before where they
came from, but always go to the Granger
store, 1os East 9Th st., for them.
4.28b 7. n. WIER.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-01

AYOT1CE.-OUR SALES THIS SPRING
~ indicates that we con get fair prices OF
our Saturdays sales for snail and medium
sized dwellings. Ut. HEAD;
4-29-eod4C 7th and Market.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-01

MyoT1CH.-FivE II AuNDRED SHARES,
l% 10th series Mechanics I1Osn Stock for
saie First payment On the second Tuesd ay
In May. Apply to
WI. MORROW. Ses'y.
S-20-tomS0 AT French street,
Daily Republican., 1880-05-01
Fdb|

bg EEST.-A
[HSpplieatitor t
.hguse On Vs.
tou! porch, lar
4; hot and SoI
u. Apply 70
li.a
Daily Republican., 1880-05-01

DOOflNG ! ROoFlNdH
All kinds composition, ,i,S rSo''aGSi aGid W
lv and at Low PRluEo.. o..,ois ces9
shingle and composition IN Igt sad /
plastic and made water'asn'
new. Give US o call. ,pT sgBlNj
Office Sam1. Hanns . "
tore, Firth and Market ~
Daily Republican., 1880-05-01

The Kennebeo Ice 20. having purchased ei
Walton Brothers and Jacob P1sey their en-.
tire intereGt in their Ice and Coal business In
this city, are now prepare cd to furnish all their
patrons with the best qualities 81 leo and
Goal at low prices.
OF KENNRBEO ICEC 90.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-01
wan
BOAR

hRDERS WA
|Elle or single X
FngNn st.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-01

tH RENT.-2 i
IL or s5Ler ne
)ty depot large
|N store, or
Daily Republican., 1880-05-01

BIZ SALE
4 yuIhble tor
I'M Asrs. In
bSBtt
Daily Republican., 1880-05-01

6E SALE
/ htE house
\ money wan
Eis Inquire 2
.tu N. L
Daily Republican., 1880-05-01

II REET,-STl
iitllG, large va.
DE for coal Or lu
In, Apply to
Daily Republican., 1880-05-01

9ID 3LD AMI AMI RELIAB a 0NEPRIoE oLnTnINa Empoprr..
O1n AND hEL1ABLE 0NEPR1CE CLOTIINei EMppoohhiUM
oLD AND Reliable ONE PRICE oLoTHiNj EMP99RRiiuM
Daily Republican., 1880-05-01
NOTICE.

.Nor1or.
the Ice and Coal business to the kennebec
loo Co, the copartnershtp heretofore existing
between us under tho firm name OF Walton
Brother, has this day been dissolved by mu
tunl consent. HOWAkDP. WALTON,
PUSEY A. WALTON.
AprA 20. 1882 et
Daily Republican., 1880-05-01

$, Wv
e DelaSa| |
y VInaLll
l,S .. d
paIaH'
ibr %. u
Cd NR "
Brso,da q |,
III, 800. !
.LN,GN,6 s.
tu,ysi by 90 = :
iftt7'['
10, ils5, y Q.
dSvc l.@ @ 8
-
tOR SALE, =:
lSt on BIO
tsvis.;sOl, 90 q
yavsd In 4
III an sxte
and The cit
Gosh &yn
tAd
|OESALE.-
Walnut ct
.stonn~
th street.
pQ SAL II
Thib o. K y
Apply 70 L
isst
6E SALE
britk house
money wan
d Inquire q
.Eu N. h
'DR SALE
sSInble tor
hi hsrs. Int
@Btt
fR SAEE.-A
tho cigar sto
70
BIZ REST.-A
HSppliration
houses On Vsl
koul porch, lan|
bot and sol
Y. Apply 70
li.a
IN KENT
lo,ated E0uSe
lid BY J. r. VI
aud rented Il
MT
BIZ REMIT
v. esr. 81 aH
gJ. H. FraEo
otRseS.
d.S
h RENT.-2 7
u or IS Eer ne
BY depot ; large
F' store, or
X REET.-STi
itllG, large ya'
ls for coal Or lu
", Apply to
lin
R RENT.-BA
No. B3 Mard
y DarDer shop.
GEO. W. BU
N, RENT T-TD
No. $40 west Tn
Apply to tn
81" No.
WAL
ANthD.-A Y
tend slOrS !; one
nEss street..
ANTiD-rWO
nOUS for light
Address, stating
lPuRLIUAN Office
BOAR
RDERS WA
vile or single X
lngNn st,
.RDlNg.-CHl
5Doard, for seAtleI
w street.
kRDER WANT
u d private lanli
RRDlNG.-(fEN
cohNO,iated VI
ad at 100 Narke
ERDlNG.-FlR.
Pleasant y, rooms, I'd
~, at eO4 French
II -
I, Il DI N Go
peasant rooms, 30
ERDERs ~ WANT
Psy street.
\ Rrts wIsH1N
y 'a.ns organs tuned,
,.ae ,'a,e leave their Of
4 a.' hilWB "
'l:-iKE ''T.-TKE FIND
yisCelet Y, with gold
Y I, several weeks
I.l "! on leaving It Al
USEAED SIGN
,,,- ---
y y, S.t.aIning |. and \
Y! Kind Of work
" ", Laainner tHi! by OK
4s S0licits!.' Esl
hANlEL sMIT
.,ssCr ~, to Barker
=, @ SHIPLEY
y WAmIngto
OINAND BIstI,j
!s;:S1T
IA II TX
, Opened at tho q
, MONDAY Al
10 ,, Of O,ticalIpal
,1iyS,, Ss,, DcctOr's
%''eS,RL1DEENo, ''e,
'CIS;, organs,
',,t,l@,lf, IN ne
rssH.&, caBes il
nj SIs a. ahsvo Gfgss
y TS;,sy. CalIai
ALIENS VI i
y ,'Is pI.
lilI Sr,is NJ
Si,s,.PI Ins .PIiavcs,'1 I'll Il
ySSSsd Ss,,df pianos
)ssIsIi'ing low d
TNASNNo.0AsSfT' r.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-01

BIZ RENr.-'
| lo,ated house
Md BY J. r. '
ilud rented /
|git
Daily Republican., 1880-05-01

win he sold al Public Sale at the stable Of
H. b. Forbes, Fourth ana Walnut streets,
Wilmington, Del, on
Daily Republican., 1880-05-01

tORSAL.II..:,| .I.:|
4 lSt on bro
karts;i,so l.es|
fgaavsd In q
IN an sxte|
Elud The cl!I
n Gosh
Daily Republican., 1880-05-01
AND
-
WINDOW SHADES.

HAS nBRovED To
422 MARKET VT. 22o 4% W. W.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-01
USEAND SIGN

Isi1,A Vanishing,
EsM!, N';ainins y; and ]
k,s.!y Kind Of work
s,;, laanner "a. by OK
s' Solic'tsA.' Ii. Ii
| hANlEL sMIT
|@,ssCr ~, to Barker
II, % SHIPLEYY Z
~ WAmlngto
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-08-28
c..t oa lhe Rollen Eraaehes.

The Broq9-ir is the title of spicy sheet
Of independent proclivities published in
Preston County. It's present mission seems
10 be to show up the short comings of all
political organizations. 1t proceeds upon
the violent assumption that il in power the
Democrats would resort to the same expe-
dicnts 10 retain it that have disgTaced the
Republican party for the last ten years. To
this extent the Brocd-Ar unwittingly loses
its spirit of Independents because, by its as
scrtious that the change in control from
Radicalism to Democracy would only result
in change of masters equally corrupt and
unworthy, the tendency Is to render the poo
pie Indifferent as to the issue and, therefore,
give substantial aid TO the Radical organi-
zation.
The natural mission of the Broad-Ar, it
appears to us, would be to cut oil the rotten
branches that now cluster around and en-
danger the life Of the tree Of Republication,
and have and educate the people in that con
fdcnce in our Institutions that the Broad
Ar viii admit is one of the chief safeguards
of the State. Can the Broa9-Ar hew line
in the Wilderness Of Corruption that they
claim is offered to our vision on every side
for tie people to follow in safety? Ifso, in
the Lords name let il be done at once, so
that the upright and the righteous can fol-
low. Let the Broai-4r hang tits beacon
of safety, hew corruption to the lire, and be
charitable to those whereof they can have
no knowledge lest the world viii conclude
chat the Broad-1r judges mankind from its
own moral standpoint.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-08-28
een. Loean tainss Maine soc.

Republicans arc wont, now and then, 10
speak of the Democratic party as a corpse,
but such talk is mere whistling to keep
their courage up. Gen. Logan goes back to
Illinois from stumping tour in Maineand
says he thinks Maine IS safel Another IL
lustration Of the Dutch taking Holland
No wonder the ofiicc-holders, with such an
ouslook-such questionable hope Of VIC
tory, are slow TO meet the outrageous poiit-
ical assessments made upon them for cam
paign funds. Voluntary contributions are
few and far between, and the poor clerks,
who, Al the beginning Of Mr.. Hayes reign,
were forbidden to take part in political
matters or meetings, are now compelled by
their superiors in Office to contribute. They
must give money, and labor, andgo home to
vote,-no matter how far or how costly or at
what sacrifice of comfort or of principle.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-08-28
Let,er Of scnator Hercford.

In next issue we Will print q correspond
eUce of Senator Hereford, which puts to rest
forever the charge that he was one Of the
benefciaries of the Salary Grab. Hevoted,
as reference to the letter viii show, against
it in every form it was presented; and upon
receipt of the amount handed it over to the
State School Fund OF West Virginia.
Nothing in his career, which has been use
ful to his State ond Country, 50 much COM
mcnds him to public confidence as his record
upon this question. Let the Democratic
newspapers Of West Virginia hand his letter
nrlnnl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-08-28
ind let they Come.

From every quarter wc hear Of accessions
TO the Democratic ranks. The latest is q
Republican Elector in the State of New
York. Up to the hour of going to press
it has not been claimed By the Radical press
that single accession 20 Kadicaiism has
been secured. The Drift Of public senti-
ment is all towards Us, and /, is now almost
certain that the reign of Badicalism in this
country will soon cease. With Hancock fox
President, the country viii start in career
OF prosperity and peace that iusurcs thePub-
lie safety for century 90 come. Among
the notablcs who have thrownoh Tie shack
les of Radicalism. no one is more important
than Gen. b. F. Butler. For some years he
has been the representative of the labor elc-
ment and has secured their confidence TO,
perhaps a greater extent than any other
man. Butler always hated the Pharisaical
element Of the Radical party, Of which Car
field is the Acknowledged chief. Although
we DO not doubt that cur column is already
strong enough to make victory certain, we
are liberal and will, therefore, welcome all
corners to our fold.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-08-28
Summers Heat

relaxcs the system and renders u liable to
attacks Of diaTrhea, dysentcry, hiood-dux,
cholera-morbu7 cramps in stomoch, collie,
and other painful and dangerous affections
for which DR.. Picrce's Compound Extract
of Smart W eed-componnded iroEa the best
French brandy, jamaica ginger, smart
weed, or water-pcpper, anodyne, soothing
and healing gums and balsams, i5amostpo-
tent specific. 1t is equally cilicacious in
breaking up colds, fcvers, and inhammatory
attacks Every household should be sup
pliel with it. FIFTY cents by druggisls.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-08-28
Actlen Of Greem5acl Contention.

At Greenback Convention in the Court
House at Martinsburg on Thursday Of last
week, the committee appointed 10 suggest
names for the various Offices, after quite an
absence made the following report:
"That the independent candidacy of Jas.
II. Grove for Judge Of the Third Judicial
Circuit, be supported by the Greenback par
ty of Berkeley county that b. N. Kitchen
and .. +. Bilimyer be the candidates for
the House of Delegates; J. T. Janney for
county Judge; Adam Small, Henry Couch
man ard Marion Henshaw for county com
missioners; J. A. Chapman and J. W. Car
baugh for county assessors, and John Fitz
for sheriff, be the regular nominees of the
Groenback party, and that the Office Of pros
ecuting attorney be left blank. The report
was unanimously adopted"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-08-28
cRaaLEsTOWa ACADEMY.

WILLIAM 30. KtnLE AN. rnno.ri
81 utfwunT Gieoy. Liornfia'c ua.uf.
-fy 81 NIrf .. A..i ianL
ff'IE HrIf arr Uu opens September fh. y
4 Preparatory li1.i fffni'r.eof niffr 'iI.
Wen equipped fifin.fr1riiun boz illc rr.,l''-.
l0r riftltru giving cDurcof study. uiih ir
tInnnllI- anil reference apply iDthr inn1lal
Ju'F a. leo
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-08-28
.EDfjce.

T7HE Stockholders Of the Shenandoah River
1 Navigation Company viii meet on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4th, 1880,
at the Office of w H. Traycrs Charlestown,
Jefferson County, West Virginia, N II O'Clock.
4. NJ, for the purpose of considering the mat
ter OF a conveyance of the interest of the said
Company, or the Stockholders thereof in the
Shenandoah river, or the navigation thereof la
the United states, with view to the improve
mcnt of the said river b. the government of the
United States. All stockholders of the said
Company are requested to be present in person
or by proxy. ~ order Of the Board OF Dircc-
tors EDWARD TEARNEY,
Preidctpro TEN. S. L. v. 60.
JoHN G. CocSEiLL, Secretary.
Ausust . 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-08-28

A Bangor (Me) physician has analysed
one Of the common cigarettes and found il
strongly imprcgnated with Opium while the
wrapper was plain white paper whitened
with arsenic. The two poisons combined he
deemed sufficient 20 create an opium taste.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-08-28

Mr.. Adam Small, who was nominated by
the Greenbackers of Berkeley for County
Commissioner, respectfully declincs-aaying
he "neyer was q greenbacker," and that
the Democratic ticket. county, state and
presidential, suited him exactly" So says
theS'atesmoa. Isn't itas plain as thenose
on mans face" that the greenbackers of
West Virginia are playing into the hands
Of the Republicans? Mind what We say
Every Republican Greenbackcr-so-called at
the polls will vote the Republican ticket ;
and the votes of the Democratic Grcenback-
viii 90 into the Grcenbaek hole Cor burial
and no resurrection.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-08-28

GTATIONERY.-We have added largely Ia
- our stock OF Paper, Envelopes, Box Paper
DC. which, Notwithstanding the advance in
prices, we gre selling at old figures.
Aug. ., 1850. BUTLER & AlSQUlTH.
4 FULL stock of the finest brands of Sears,
N Smoking and Chewing Tobacco always or
hand. BUTLER IL AiSQUlTH.
ID EMEMBER.-Th John Lucas & Cos Ii
III quid Paints are the best and don't You use
anv other BUTLER G AlSQUITH.
CPICES.-G Green. White ami Race Ginger Co.
y cry Seed. Cinnamon, Ci0ycs Mace, and every
ting used in picSling. ..
Aug. 2s. BUTLER & AIsQUITH
WE are offering the largest stock OF soaps
w pcrmmcry, Tooth and Hair Brushes We
have ever had In stock.
Aug. -. BUTLER & AlSQI liH.
CCHOOL BOOKS-Wc viii have by scp'cm-
- Der lst q fun line of school Books aud
school supplies, Free school Books at state
prices TIER 6 Al-Ql llH.
DOWELLS PREPARED CHEMICALS
Farmer, who have simiiiel their iuicn-
ton io use powclls Fcrii'izing ChCmicsl- VIII
please lei MS know by September ielh whai
quantities they viii require as our ordcn Wn
an go in about that time.
An. -. BUTLER & AISQUITH-
GOAL OH. D5W Ncltsf1ot oil, Black Strap.
y f.inseei oii. Succ, oil, Sperm and Whale
oil Kept and Sold ly 1919.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-08-28
rhe - Frand. Of Raaiealism.

The Past Frauds Of RadicatiSH.
The contest i'm the state of Indiana from now
until October will. perhaps De the most cyc't-
ins that has ever occurred I'm American history.
The Radicals are using every ins,rumcntali-y
to revive scctionolism in their public campaign,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sums Of money. contrib
u-cd by their officials onj the thicving rings
whom Garfield has faithfully represented OBJ
corrupt the people. COLOMBO negro voters, pay
i,r rcpca,crs and otherwise defeat thc popular
viii as their secret cxpcdient % retain control
ef the GOVERNMENT. one of the developments
chat occasion, their most rampant defamation
is tbc Census returns from the Southern States.
i which they scent lorehoiiugs of defeat on
the one handand consequent exposure of their
many crimes ON the other. We are not cou-
tending only with great political organization,
s,r I'm their aid an immense number of confed-
erl.cl thieves. who for twenty Years have fat
tened on the treasure of the people, are using
every yilcins.rumeut1ity chat their scnil, for
evil can summon To- the front.
The people of the North are now, however
beginning % realize that the Republican Lead
c-s have So controlled their organization that
the election of Garfield means, substantially,
the retention of the same men i'm place and,
therefore. ia effect is as unpromising to the
outs. If successful. as the election of demo
cratic President would De- and are, also. begin
ming to realize that the prcJominancc of iadi-
c,lis,n mean, the control of rings and corpora
tions which. through Government aid arc be-
coming So powerful that the product OF labor
and the energy of the useful classes are being
subsidized To- add 10 their hoard of ii-eott.u
gains.
While they cllmor aiou, the increased Ccn-
ei, returns I'm the south. that increase IS ouc OF
the most startling evidences of their own wick
eincs. that has marked tine history ofthcir last
t.,, wears of crime. Bv Constitutional amend
inent the nero representation Of theS.ltl uas
increased from three-ffhs to cash individual.
who'll. concentration TIM, up1n 90 Eiires-
climate. of ti.,, population, incr,asin.. OBJ. Cone
,--,>.a.,isr and. Electoral representation OF the
south. on tsc c-tiu-t,d basis OF -Four Millions
ofuc-roc> thirteen representative nlc'cctocl
votes. The Census ot 1870 exhibited on u>'s-
uiicaut increase I'm population viich. u1Iu.--
t.olally. resulted l1m farj in masking thc
rc.urn. bv the rarle.-ha--er. who at CHAT time
hai Tire whole Goyerumen. machucr, of Che
Southern States in tieir hands. 80 same man
ui,l claim that the war deuleteI Southern pop
ula,ion equal % Che increase resulting from the
increased negro approximation, nor win amy
saucmaa claim tha- population of Ola, south
did mot increase between the years 1850 and
l,7o But crpet-hl- thieves, the most of