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A Southern philosopher says that mil.
lions Of pistols are manufactured that In.
iantty Ia war do not use them; that
cavalry cannot use them; that hunters
hnd them OIL no sstvlee, and that They are
used only 10 make an ihfetnAl Hoise on the
Fourth Of July, or 10 commit murder oil
the year round,
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siR! You're wrong about the McNam.
aras. You make them out 10 DO princes,
and yoH've got the 0'Neils from kings.
Some Of the rApscSlllous Of that name
begin 10 think themselves too good for
the MollIS MagulrOs. You can stop my
paper.
altcRethsE.-Th HdyelLSr.
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He was afflicted with a lame back and zen;
eYal debility; be was recommended IhoTas
E6itcthc vi. which cufed him a. once ~
famous specific 10 apositlVe remedy Tor oodlIy
FI soid By isushlia Bros. 4 Co., whOls,N,
Dfu9fita, WhtellnE
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tn1llrArt rtt Atp ltcoNNEkp d.

Some sight yeAta ago my ball. commenced
falling t9P became quite bald, ispplled
"London Hail ooINf kestorer ~ Pay
rot only stopped hllinT' by = noT roEinl
Tor restoring The hAif. ]. ". Abel n. D..
DfueaibL 1914 Beach street, Philadelphia
.Ptice rs cents 4 bottle, sig bottles H. Bold
By pfuEsIStA. NESAG,
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oARBuHctp, FelOns, BoilS, Sores oflonS
standing, such 40 Ulcers, AbeesSeg, etc.
positively cured without the aid Of Q knife
or poultice, by nsing Mrs. Julye Myef5
Drawing and Healing sAlve. Piles, Salt
Rheum, Eryslpelas, Soft and liberated
Oorns, C~hillblalne, etc. II has never failed
70 cnra For Rala nv InRan 4 % A
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When YOU, girl gives you the mittsn, and you i.sl
youT heart u broke,
Don't give WAY. 10 black despair, but treat II q 4 Joke.
Bloss9ni buy,
And Sslly ioln a inSIuS GlAn, and for another IWs,.-
heart Try,
Pise 20 eSnlS, trial bottle 10 cents.
Wheeling, W, Vi,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-29

IiyoutSOi dul, aroWSy, dehiItatsd, have irsqlant
noadAehS mouth tastOs badly poor epgSpie ena
IonVua eoltod, yea are tuAnFilG from torpid hVeI, q
6blioume1,S and nothing win cure you . speedily
and pSFnalently y 70 take HnnOns Liver Regulator
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afo EpIoy me, HisVs stfObe Labes,a

Free ttom coughs and polds, good bppeAie,
ifeffeshine Sleep, use "Df. SWaJne 4 Compound
6yfup oi Wild Cherry the Bet REMEDY for
week lung, btonchiAIAnd A1EhtnStie INJECTIONS
ever discovered. Sold b. druggists A. . cents
aud IL 3 bottle. HWtAW.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-29

NEW YoRK. July 9S.-Cotton arm At llNa
10; futures firm. Flour weak; receipts l2,0OO
barrels exports q. 1000 barrels; superhne west
ern and Slate % 90aI 90; common 10 good
"a soL6 80; good To choice IS 35a6 IS; white
wheat extra IS 25A6 26; extra Ohio "a Soa
9 10; 81. Louis a eSa6 "a; Minnesota patent
50 26aS Is. Wheat Y to % better; receipts
$4,000 bushels; exports $4,000 bushels: I'M
GRADED spring sSatl 0ei No, . spring q lei No.
2 Uhlcago y ~; ungraded red u OSsi SOi I'M
graded whlte u "a 2eH NO.; white, sales
l,610O bushels a. ~ 2oHl 2oh: No. 2 red July,
SAFE! itt'oV bushels o. u 2oAal 26h, closing
at y 2SH; August sales $4,000 bushel. At
u 2oai !oh clo.ing o. u 2Shi September,
sale: elIoVV bushels ~ slTItAl 2S}t closing
a. u ~ octooer ozO'ogO bushels a. tl2g,ha
w closing u aOh. Corn nrini receipts
2et,o0o bushels; exports 1890 buShels; un'
graded 47aoSc; no. ol1o;. steamer
Hhoi no. = eoio9ci the Iatter tor choice;
NO. . white oeAaesc; no. J July oIhao1Ac;
Angus, oIheoINci september oShaoSAo
Oats higher receipt 5000 bushels west.
etn mixed taf!e; white western 4latOo
hay demand Iait and market hrm, Hops
quiet ana steady; CoIee hfm and IN mode
rate demano sugar unchanged. holassee
9nlet ana nncnangea Petroleum dulli United
HHci crude 6Na1Hci rehned no Tallow
steady at oHc., koain quiet a. ~ Wa2Wh.
Iurpenune dnlI ana WEAK a. 4la4lHc, Eggs
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MisLsr EdIarl
Nnltr Edhur.

1 asked you for o history Of The Nc.
GroartyS, and yod say nothing about 1t 10
your paper. Last week you cave q lot oil
stuf about the BheAs. The aroArtyB are,
40 good 40 the sheas any day. Stop my
paper. 4.
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SlaA1olAL Aup oonusnor4L,


SEoCKs-The market opened strong and
continued 10 advance throughout almost tho
entire day, There we're Of course occasional
and slight reactions, but the general tendency
was in the direction OF higher prices, and Rt
the close, when the quotations were at or near
the highest polntA, touched, the improvement
from yestsrdAy ranged y TO : per cent we're
the lAEtsrin Nemphl& Charleston. Western
Union, Missouri Pacific, Denver Bio Grande,
Union Pacific, Granger and coal shares were
also prominent In the advance, The strength
OF the speculation was due 10 . reportth the
railroad war bad been brought 10 an end,
causing q short interest cover
From the Commercial Bulletin; At the
Stock Exchange there WIS . continuance OF
the upward reaction In stocks which began
yCHteFday and an important advance In prices
was established, The s'ocESsWhich advanced
most were thJse in which the abort interest
were the largest, II 10 generally understood
that Gould and Sage manipulated the rise,
and II was a surprise 70 Vanderbilt One
reason for this belief Is that In the afternoon
the Trunk Line Rates were again reduced and
Commissioner Fink was reported as denying
rumors oct AtioAt In the morning 10 the effect
that o settlement In the Trunk Line matters
is near at hand and that . meeting will DO
called. Reports OF tina kind, when the stock
market 10 running right for Vanderbilt,
have heretofore been unnoticed, The change
10 the tone OF the market has bean toosudden
for ousidsrs 10 come In as buyers and most Of
tho buying has been BY those who had pre-
yloplly sold short
p nd aAR
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/ D..u Il ~ DpIy 10 rsli ~ WOrid

/ Dssn II ~ DaIy 30 reIi tht WorId
what Dt. sWayne's Compound Syrup
Of wild Cherry has done for me.
had . violent cough, nisht INeAta,
sore throat great weakness, with ~
we're attacks Of hemofrhAge, gave up
all hopeOt ftcoI6Fy lam now cured,
sound and hearty man
EDWGRb Il. HANsoN,
Engineer at sWeeney's Pottery,
1884 Ridge Avenue, Philadelphia
Over twenty-five years have elapsed
and 1 still remain { healthy man.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-29

London Hair Eettoref, lnsufes new growth.
London Hair Restotef, Restores the color.
London Hair Rstotet, E1quldts dressing.
London Halt Rattofat, The only cleAnly and
London Hair KeStoIef, eEeotuSl Hair Re.
London HAIR Restoter, ttofar In The tnaIkeL
A toilet LUXURY entirely free from al OBJ
aaylnttS ~ dhHIAananl 0d6f
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MEDICAL.
YOU KNOW

You KNOW
GtimOny d liz patients. FL lnersssInF demands
loI my professional services pEoVe thAtl have dealt
nonorably and tAIly with thosS who have consulted
ne. never usO . P6NGntI name without permission,
though have many hundred certificates IRON thoSi
whom ] have cured RttSr thSy had ben pronounced
IncuTable, 4 thorough medical education, With
many years hospital experiences and hmlHAItty with
a a' pSeSIIaSiti Esn ia 1 st9tst T sStspIoS = q S 1S%sSsa man.
cement lnIHros 1uooelS, U euTo y ponabls, and ]
frankly EVs he PAtSnt my opinion.
Fl Q M e FL
KlDSEr " LIy1a Dn11,. AuD' ~RnEunAr1n
-SugVEHED TIRnBLT.-"RothIng SeamOd,to help
net could not Tt out Of bed. p. snlth cured MAJ
2EPT, PHlLLIPd,
Wheeling ", Va
I suffered lof years; patent medicines Jailed 70 help
oa2fEIs lcHaS&ppum, p
oil epeidel 1 Co., wheeling ", Va.
~. DIS ~ "a! M l, V z n. S Az. -" tmIM
suTei mO:NT THoMlB HoIT, Insurance Assnt
IE5I.'HAd them tNf IN SeAFi; y; EMIL
wa A6lletod Tor Il ySsr-Notbing seemed % hGlp
'~ ''''' SRs. CATHERINE cAPs,
Market GtTOet, Wheeling, VIVA
'OAAcHl.-"Budered Tor years with cancer. HAa II
cut cut thTes TINES. II returned altar each operation.
o.. emiIh cured me without knittt caystis g Iain,"
Pm, FEBrutA OF AHuay- Fiat q my back for 10
= eekS-RsportSd dying. Dr.. Smith cured me without
knife, 10 Ave WOSkL. THOMAS C0LVIN,
Wholesale Grocer, Main 6trOet, wheeling, ", Va.
ULolAA5loHa or RBUTuk, PnoLAPaua y PIE
v - given 10 70 die and pronounced lnOufAble. Dr..
Smith cured me without kniie.
WARRINGTON DELANY,
Martins Ferry.
REV. no, LkDD, writes t-"DT. nmllh'I prol0s.
donAl BerIiooa 10 my family have beGn most AtiBfAo4
toIy and I commend him 70 oil q q gentleman and Z
Ik1lliul phyheiAn.n
MRs. AkRaARET KoLB nyIi-"f had bOen suleF!
Ing for seven yOAfu and tfa6tOd BY many phJhelAnl
tof DySpep1iA. Dr., Smith aid I had . lapeVorHi
and In 6gS | hours removed . mopstar, 100 iOet long"
fntALH CONFERENCE.-The Year. ID hospitals lof
females Give mo peculiar advantages In such oasoG.
PorSonl cured o. CAtaIrh, Disease Of Heart
hIeE, Stomach, Kidneys Skin, Blood Nervous AZ
teeHonA and Weaknesses Of Men and Youth, RcTotula
md Asthma testify 70 my Bueeet1. "
PtLHs cured Without the knite. T /
Patients At distance may b tfoAtet BY Letter and
cent on reoGpt ef two thfOe.oent stamps, And adTioe
tetnrned treS.
OoGSultAdon at once treo. ohoe hours from ) Q,
N. % p; M, daily. Sundays from . 70 8 .. M Gall
j.. ID. SMITH, M. D.,
apis No. d Twelfth b., WheeinL VI Va
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PILESl

HsE many suffer torture day after day, making
lie . burden and Tebblng existence Of al pleasure,
owing " The Is0TOt sphlTlpE iTom flss Yet FolIal
u ready 70 The hMd Of almost any one VhO will ~
IyStamltnlly the remedy that hM permanently
cured Thousands HmmonS Liver Regulator, d 10
drastic violent PuSS, but q gentle assistance 70
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RAD RREATHI

HolhIpS 10 % UNPLEASANT, nothing % common a
bad breath, and In nearly every case u s9Hea from
tha bt0mleh, and can BE- 70 easily corrected II you
will take llmmonl Liver Regulator. Do NOT neglect
% lure q remedy Tor thil TOPaldyO diSordOI. twill
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rAGne kxpFOSs ltlNOs Wheeling dNly.
Intna leaving Columbus d 80 ?. 4. and G.16 A, \,
snn aaily. Thfe1gh Chlcago express Leaves Columb1i
attaehed, arriving In Chicago d ~ next morninR,
~ y ~ Z SoeIESd In sANEnss o. pRsa!Dtp
through without ehanIO frdm 6tebenIIe IN IA
fMladePhA ana New .YoFk. West - Columbus,
Cincinnati, Louisylle, indianapolis ana D. L0uiS,
fof through Iiefeb, Baggage Cheelu, sleeping On
ooonmodauonAl and any further tAiormAnon, Apply
e Y y. BEtLEvII1E Ticket Agent q IN
AAndle Depot, foot Of Eleventh 5tFOSt, o. ID ON
TtoEetOheo, under MeLurp Houas, WhoAflna,
D. v. CAIDWELL,
r- gsp1 ManAiu, Columbus, o,
ssnl Fa; .. and ia: TsSSi Agent, Pittsburgh, p..
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-09-15
The Republican Meeting

The darkies held a county
mass meeting at the courthouse
last Saturday. The intention seemed
to be to endorse candidates for the county
offices, but, as Nathan Jackson expressed
it, after arriving, their minds seemed 10 be
changed" After a good deal OF speaking
in which jesse Taylor paid his respects tc
the drunken members of the convention in
a fiery positive manner, telling them that
if they did not like his say they could
lump" it, a committee of ten was appoint
ed to consider the question of endorsing
candidates. The committee made the tol-
lowing report:
ave, your committee, recommend that
all candidates run on their merits"
The report was made as above given, but
in the official proceedings there is a slight
change, peoples Independent" being
placed before the word candidates. After
the adoption of the report the meeting ad-
journed. We have seen more boisterous
meetings held by white people. The dar-
kies have shown more sense than We sup
posed they possessed in refusing to support
any OF the candidates. One of their best
informed leaders says the bulk of their vote
will go to Watts and Hodges. They like
Hodges because he assisted III putting down
the bulldoZers in 1878.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-09-15
Who is YelloWlyP

Judge Mcmillan introduced Yellowly
the Fusion-Greenback- Republican indie
pendent-Sorehead- mocrat-Know-Noth-
ng-Conseryative candidate for Lieutenant
Governor to the audience Monday night.
He failed TO do Yellowly justice. He sim.
ply told what he was, ignoring what he had
been. He did not, probably, think it
prudent to tell the darkies that Yellowly
was elected to the Legislature in 1875 by
the Democrats of Madison county, and was
a member OF the committee that preferred
articles of impeachment against Cardozo;
that he afterwards wanted the Democrats to
return him to the Legislature, as Senator,
we believe, but they refused his request.
that he then distinguished himself "by sign
ing without permission, the names of hon
orable co-members of the Legislature OF
1877, to a certain secret circular of agrarian
tendencies, and who was denounced by near
ly all whose names were signed thereto as a
forger; (the Ripley Sentinel makes this
CHARGE that he then joined the Greenback-
ers and has been associated with them since
But he suits the negroes-any man that OPP
poses the Democracy is swallowed by the
poor ignorant darkies, regardless of his
past association,
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-09-15
Celebration.

The singing school at Providence church,
Lawrence county, of which the far famed
vocalist, Mr.. j. J. Thornhill was teacher,
closed on the Sd. inst. There was at least
four hundred persons in attendance 1t Ger.
tainly filled every heart with pure delight
to look upon the happy faces, and listen to
the music of eighty well trained singers in
church and in procession. At l o'clock
the choir formed in procession and marched
singing as it were, filling the air with the
most delightful music. After which din
ner was announced when all assembled
around a table one hundred and twenty
feet long, burdened with the luxuries Of
that hospitable neighborhood, prepared by
the fair sex, who were a halo of delight to
the dense crowd in attendance. After re-
freshments the people repaired to the house,
when intermission was given. ! must moi
forget to say, here, that the host of candi-
dates present seemed to make the best pos
sible use of their time, ~electioneering with
all present, and sending word to those who
were away. The attachment between the
students and their worthy teacher seems SC
great as to cause much sadness at parting
With some words of advise from Mr.. Cicero
Boyd, and the pastor of the church, thu
exercises closed, all having enjoyed
themselves superbly. c.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-09-15
Democratic Meeting

Pursuant to a call of the President OF
the former Brookhaven Democratic and
Conservative Club, a number of Democrat
ic citizens of Beat /, met at the Courthouse
on last Friday night: for the purpose OF olga-
nizing a club for the present campaign. AT
ter those present had subscribed their
names to the roll of membership, upon
motion, Chas. Cumming and A. Lewenthal
were elected permanent President and Sec
rotary. The President appointed 4. J. S.
| McGrath, r. II. Henry, P.J. Nevin, \. c.
McNair and Joe Abrams on a Committee
to draw up rules and regulations Tor the
Clubs government. c. Byrd, R.H. Thompson,
C.. Chrisman were appointed on, and upon
motion. the President was added to, a com
mittee 10 receive the Democratic speak
ers, who would speak at this place mex
| Monday night. In order to increase the
membership of the Club 10 promote lis OBJ
iect. it was considered that each member
constitute himself a special committee for
that purpose and that all in favor OF the
| election of Gen. Lowry be invited 10 join
| Upon motion it was agreed that this club
should be known as the Lowry League.
Upon motion the following ees were
appointed and for the following purposes;
j. F. Sessions, C. Byrd, T. J. S. McGrath
and r. H. Thompson to confer with Geu.
Lowry and ascertain Wien itwould be con-
~venient for him to address The people of this
county; also TO invite Maj. Barksdale for
the same purpose; J. F. Sessions, A. c.
McNair and X. II. Thompson to invite Col.
T. r. Stockdale to address The League at its
next meeting, or at the meeting after the
next. The same committee was also EN-
powered to invite other speakers. On mo-
ton the Secretary was directed to furnish
copy of these proceedings to the Free Press
and LEDGER. On motion the League adj
iourned until next Friday night.
CHAS. CUNNING,
A, LEwENTHAL, President.
Secretary.
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AgsE ksAYgN
SWMEN Sgs AGENTS
to Work at Home. Address.
Eehard's Southern Photo Copying Go.
cnLE@ggS, MISS.
M0kjfg matches.

Defective Watch Cases are now Il OF
the chief causes Of so many watches not
being good time pieces. The cases being
thin and not fitting well, admit dust and
dirt to the movement, which soon lnterferes
with the running parts OF the watch necessi-
tating cleaning, repairing, &c, and the
amount thus paid out if applied toward
buying a good case in the beginning. would
have saved all this trouble and expense.
We have recently seen a case that meets all
these requirements, it having been carried
for over twenty years and still remains per
feet. We refer to the JAS. Boss Patent
Stiffened Gold Case, which has become one
of the staple articles Of the Jewelry trade,
possessing as it does so many advantages
over all other watch cases, being made OF
two heavy plates of solid gold over a plate
OF composition, and We advise all u read
eri to ask their Jeweler for a card or cata-
loge that will explain the manner in which
they are made.
1t is the only Stihened Case made with
two plates of gold, seamless pendants, and
center, solid joints, crown pieces, &c, all Of
| which are covered by letters patent. There
fore buy no case before consulting a Jewel
err who keeps the JAS. Boss Patent Stitfen-
| ed Gold Case, that o umay learn the differ
ence between it and all limitations that
claim to be equally as good.
For sale by all responsible jewelers.
Ask to see the warrant that accompanies
each case, and don't be persuaded that any
| other make OF case is as good.
May SLY.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-09-15
Republican Mass Meeting

Pursuant to call, a meeting OF the Re
publicans of Lincoln county was held II
the Courthouse on Saturday, Sept. 10th
Samuel Seebles was chosen Chairman, anC
p. F. Williams. Secretary.
The Chairman stated the object Of the
meeting was to ascertain whether it is bes'
to nominate a ticket or not.
On motion of J. Taylor a committee O
two from each Supervisors district was ap
pointed on resolutions.
During the absence of the committee
Isaac Mumphord and others addressed the
meeting.
The committee on resolutions reported
that all the Peoples Independent candidate
would run on their merits, which was unan
imously adopted.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
S SEEBLES, Chm.
p. +. WILLIAMS, Sec,
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-09-15
The Mystery Solved.

"Visitor" i'll last weeks LEDGER asks TO
be enlightened as 10 The cause of a noise
sounding like two locomotives coming 10
gether and an earthquake which took place
in the express office on Monday night pre-
vious. A young man on Cherokee street is
The only frightened" party; and says he was
blind but can now see that he is fifteen dol
lars less on the credit side of his account.
Visions of new pair OF "killing" pants and
The prospective iaunty hat have vanished,
and he signs for the things that might have
been. But the cause of The noise, is what
'NIsitor" wants to know. On the night
mentioned a party of ladies and gentlemen
were invited by Z. b. Perkins to call and
witness the blooming of a Night Blooming
Cereus. On entering the door, the large ex-
press trucks were standing in the pass-way,
and w. suggested to the Misses w. l.. j..
B. B., d. NJ. and d. J. to get on and ride
while he acted in the capacity of "hoss."
The invitation was accepted, and he went
cantering down the pass-way in a style that
would have been quite creditable to the
equine species. While at the height Of
his speed, aud having his attention more
upon the lovely burden than upon his du-
ties as "hoss," the trucks came in violent
contact with a stove, completely demolish-
| M ~ and VntfIrn ~ in m condition IN
be hardly available for an early
Breakfast" This was the crash. About this
time the second party arrived. After view
ing the Cereus and the stove wreck, and
the countenance of the young gent who in
an ~unguarded moment consented to act
"hoss," and who at that time represented q
striking picture OF Despair" they conclu-
ded to take a ride. Profting from what had
just happened, they thought it best to GO
out on the sidewalk. So Misses NJ. L. H.,
G. HIM, NJ. w, G. E. L. and G. L. all
mounted the trucks, and were drawn by j.
w. and r. r. in a manner satisfactory to
themselves and enjoyable to the ladies
This was the rumbling noise. The gallant
pair who were doing the muscular part OF
the pleasure were congratulating themselves
that they were having a magnificent time,
when the earthquake that "Visitor" spoke
of took place. That was when Miss G. H,
NJ. fell off the trucks. The damage assess.
ed was fifteen dollars to the 'stove smasher,'
and as to the young ladies, we draw the cur.
tain. w. says to see a cereus is a very
"ce-re-us' affair. FEMININE.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-09-15
COMMITTEE
The County Convention Called TIC
gether, Friday. Sept. 3Oth.

The Democratic Executive Committee
of Lincoln county met at Brookhaven on
Saturday, September 10th.
Present-R. H. Thompson, Chairman; c.
Byrd, Secretary; A. J. Graves, Fl. Summers,
G. w. FUR, B. A. Beason, S. d. eagle, l..
l.. Lard, S. p. Oliver, DIR. J.. w. Mage, j.
D. Blue, DR. c. P. Connerly, J.. ID. May, J.
F. Evans.
On motion of Mr.. May, it was resolved,
That the County Convention be called to-
gether again ON Friday, the 30th of Septem-
Der, to consider whether or not further
nominations for county officers be made in
addition to nominations already made.
The following resolutions were adopted:
Resolved, Thatlmass meetings be held in
each beat on Thursday, the 29th of Septem-
Der to nominate all beat officers. The meet
ings to be held at the following places:
Beat |, new Courthouse; beat 2, Mrs. Lydia
Smiths; beat 3, McClendon's school house;
beat A, Lard's mills; beat 5, Jose Davis.
Resolved, That each member of this COM
mittee notify the members of the County
Convention in their respective beats of the
time and place OF the meeting OF the County
Convention on the 30th OF September.
Resolved, That at the beat meetings on
Thursday, the Doth Of September, the peo-
pie are requested to form Democratic Clubs
for each voting place in the county.
Resolved, That THE LEDGER and Free
Press be requested to publish the proceed
ings OF this meeting.
Adjourned, subject. to the call of Chair
man. r. H.. THOMPSON, Chm.
C. BYRD, Sec.