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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-12-26
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CHARL.sTowN, " Va, October lo. 1882.
give more attention TO the Gram and Fertilizer
business. wish to thank friends and the
public generally Tor their liberal patronage i'll
the past, and call their attention 10 tho fact
that my entire time and attention Will now be
given to Grain and Fertilizers. Soliciting
share of their patronage in this line, remain
Very respectfully,
October II, 1889.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-12-26

Pine lumber for Sale. See advertisement.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-12-26

AtsHenry Dumm's may be found 81
assofs ps d-H-, aud toys in aln,oss
eyery variety; lots of cakes anu
almost everything that boy or girl may want
at Ghristmas'tine.
Those who wish to attend the Masonic
Supper, with their wives or sweetheatts,
should, if they have not already done SO, call
at once upoa the Committee, Messrs Gustav
Brown. J. Ed. Duke and G. NJ. Hough, aad
obtaia their tickets. Price so cents each. !.
The members of the bar of this county,
with very few exceptions, have forwarded to
Gov. Jackson petition asking the appoints
ment of Col. Robt White to the position on
the bench of the Supreme Court of Appeals
of this State, made vacant By the resignation
of Judge Raymond.
Archdeacon Kirkby's lecture at Zion
(EpiscopaO Church on Wednesday evening
last, (Which we had not the pleasure of hesE>
ing,) is pronounced to have been most intei>
estiug. aud was enjoyed by good audience
Z Participating in the. services "c=e Bishop
Peterkin, Rev j. S. G bison and Rev Or. W
III. Meade
The Valley Fertilizer Company in this
place, says the Free Press, are preparing for
vigorous prosecution of an already urge
business. They putting in improved and
expensive machinery with capacity for large,
results, aud contemplate tho carly erecticr
gilmore commodious buildings. Mr.. B. F
johnson is at present employed putting il
the machinery referred to above.
The department of the master of Transports
tion oftho Baltimore anb Ohio Railroad ha
given orders along the line of the company
for the purchase Of turkeys, hams and othe
articles for Christmas dinner for all trail
men and others who are required to work oil
Christmas Day. The dinner will DO serve,
by ladies of the families of tho railroad mel
at the shops and round houses on tho road
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-12-26
AGENTS MANTLE FeR

NUHNiO " = n 4 II FUN
"LIFE AND LASGKS OF G. Il. SpUKGEON,"
by Geo. G. Needham. Evangelist. THIS GREAT
WORK IL just completed and TOE the first time
brought bet"re tn, people no work Published
for yesrs promises the agent greater profit.aud
with exclusive territory and cpnp .IlIiun quo.
cess 10 certain. II good business . wanted ad-
dress at once. n GUERNSEY Publisher.
Dec. S, lSSo-Iv. Boston Mas,
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LaeAL IKTEIIIeEMcE.
WAsFED-A few bbls. Of CORN from

WANTED-A few bbls. of CORN from
some of our patrons, as early-as possible
Lots of lise things at Gustav Brownie
ghsistnas Cutlery at Duke 4 GaIlsher's.
Shoise Groceries. Fruit, &C., at Dalyarn's.
Fine Dress and other Goods at W. c. Carr
rsll's.
Groceries. Fruits and oODfestions at H. Il.
Z Cookies.
Goods suitable for the holidays at JOS. II
Eastsrday's.
4 bout two inches of snow fell last wednes,
day evening.
At,raetise speoiaIties for the holidays. at
Gdldsmith's.
Nice Holiday Presents at Leisenring's, at
the Post Office.
TAXI your little ouss to see the Performing
Bear at Dumm's
Substantial Goods and holiday speci.lties,
q. j, Ran. Rodrick's.
Services III the Episcopal Church on Chrst>
ms Day at IL clock.
Coed Groceries and fac Cigars arc offered
by D. S. Hughes & Co.
A special term of the Circuit Court will be
he'd commencing to day.
Fine Maj,lica and other wares at the store
of L. R. R. Finuell 4 Co.
Boots, Shoes, Clothing, SC, for the Holi~
days, at Geo Il Hagleys
\ Reduced rates e cents per mile) on the B.
a. @. r. R until January I'd.
A nice array Of Christmas Goods may be
found at Mr.. Geo. T. Lights.
Services in the NJ. f. Church, South, on
4 Christmas morning ut G O'clock
For good Celery for Chriitwss, APPLY to
Dir. S. H Woody or VIM Waters.
The S V, r. R. has changed its time table.
See corrected schedule in this issue.
Everything that be thought of in tie
Toy aud Confectionery line at ustav Browns.
Mr., j. G. Holmes is fitting up Lee Halls
for occupancy by the Y. NJ. c. Association
The Baptist Sunday School will pluck
fruit from gorgeous tree on New Years
might.
The new and handsome store Of Dr.. Pratt
is adorned with an Il giant lue of Christians
Goods
Fine Cutlery aud other suitable goods for.
Christmas presents, at the store vi Bcail BIS
d Phillips.
Hon. Vim. L. Wilson, of this ,l,ce, Pres.
iaent Of tho W. va University, is home on n
holiday visit
Wes1 to press day in advance of our
usual time this week, to avoid working on
'Christmas Day
Mr. w. q II R'per. residing near this
II ,cc. hu'ch4red the boss hoy ,st week.
weight G4S pounds.
= TIE stores, we understand, will be c!oses
son Christmas Day Tho Clerks Oh :es and
Banks will ALSO besc!oscd
The, name of the Sharpsburg station, on
the Shenandoah Valley Railroad, has been
changed to s'Antietalh,' p ard Boyccvilie is
changed t." Bryce Station"
Mr.. W. A&Koll6ouscn has on hand for
the holiday season, magnificent line OF
Watches, Flue Jewelry aud S,l.er Ware.
His.stock is we'll worth inspection: Call and
l:seit. lzsaRs
ssa,s9asAid1 Society will
Dpfelds De-
sesuis q .sass9s7tli proceeds for
easfs. Of rap CHI EPfosbyeerian)
The X ~. CA entertainments will open
grow "Wednesday night, With the Ma
e,nner TbursI., c,5 -J|,;7.v d;n>
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THoMk5 W. BEALE
Asrzs.<S ersr and Dsslsrin
STOVES. GIN "a SHEET-lR0N BABE;;
cor. shena <ndosh and High streets,
IfhkssSE R,s FERRY. w. VA. s

THE .sn.fferibsr would adopt this method or in-
fs-tin dag his frisads, and the eitiEens of bar
oerss Ferry and the adjacent eoastryss that he ia
stiIl nc Abos burinesstn alsts branch
ss- Havise sad twsety- three years, eSperienesin
tss tfs de AID il bein Intention % work muse
but -
THE VERY BRST MATERIALS.
apon Es.tins No articles from his ahiisk enf
SCOUTING OR TIN ROOFING,
zeeatsd il the very bert manner Aa ~ the short-
receive prouapt ssssalisn. and PrIees guataa.
teed as Low A. ts.e lsusst. 80 {.
SPEARS cALoRIFIC COOK STOf Ess themcSt
coz Riete Cocks tors the ever sesS.
eeastzntiy On hand. n ahort, any article in the
! IN ard she3f-ir ron trad be had at his Mann
lAetpEy -
AsSNsosss CoasHz liearsi sc Robs Iurnishe ed and,
pt sp say here in the county At thu shortsst NO
ace and upon ssonabie terms.
es-Job Work aud Msnsisg cohe in the beat
n1yIs aad a tae shcrtsst netiee. Merchant spPs
piled ON - most nccornrae datiAe terfnss
-asrper-- 49, Oct IS. .lslo--- = y
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-12-26

list OF ADVERTISED LETTERS remaining
in the Post Office at Charlestown. Jefferson
county, ". Va.. December rs 1882
The above letters, if not called for within
thirty dsys, will be sent to the dead tier of.
flee. Persons calling for them will please
say that they are advertised.
BENZ. Z. LEIsESR1NG p NJ
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BERKELEY ouNTY.-From the Martins,
burg Statesman wo copy the following:
Dogs got into ono of the hacks of sheen
belonging to r. 8. EchIebcrger last Saturday,
about noon, and before they were discovered,
had destroyed eight
Alr. Brown Morrow nf this county viii lc
on his way homo last Saturday, got severe
fall by the wagon coming un2ouplsd in which
he was riding. He received somo very bad
cuts about the head and face, aud other Sc vorc
bruises.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-12-26

Loss OF AFFsTITs, LOSS OF EN.aGY, snmetimes
attended with dry hacking cough, sometimes
costive, luoseness of the bozela pc in nc tn
ragioa oil the heart, cured with ThAy.r's Liver
Powder. 25 CTS. is not much
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-12-26

$1,000 per 7sar cAa be easily made at home
working for f. G. Rideout 81 Co, 10 Barclay
Street. Nov York. Send 70. their catalogue II d
full particulars Oct2SsiIv
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n IS Q . LIE A q o oUs.
j. Ran. od1iek,
&c. Room s.dlsr Buildinr.

rTsHERE may be constastIy found at nv we'll
supplied store. at the above st nd, on OF the
NEST complete stocks Of goods TO be seen in the
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

n I s c z IAN EoUs.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-12-26
DR.. 'H'or11linson7s
DENTAL OFFICE,
CORNER OF CHARlss AID LIBERTY srRE1Ts,
Ch:aTEesGoVys2

.:srzErLEeexEss, NERVOUSNESS, CASSor Rxa7
we'll at night. tired ia the morning on rising
siuggiah pain in the back, which arises from toe
kidney, with highly ceiored urine if allowed &c
sta cd TO he thick, attended with burning when
volSed. ThsJsr's Liver PoSders will cure you.
son; chnrlcetown. W. Va.
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HEApAcnE, NEuvoUsNEss. CusT.vRSRss or Chol-
era Nor Gus are cured with Tha vera Liver Pow dor
and only coFt IS cts. Sold By druggist every.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-12-26
CHOICE GROCERIES,

have Sugars, GofIees. Teas. syrups, Moiasses.
Dried and Canned Fruits. Ckeese, CraEeI q, Fish,
Salt, and IN fact everything to be found in full
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-12-26
New Coal and Wood Yard,

FENHE undersigned has opened q Coal and
4 Wood Yard near the Shenandoah Valley
Depot, aud Will keep constantly on hand full
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-12-26
ARD AND SOFT GOAL OF ALL KINDS,
AND OAK AND HICKORY Wppp,
Wheat Wanted.
MAINTAINING.

M RS j. o. TUTwILER is prepared to under
NJ take Mantu. Making and ali kinds of Fam
lily Sewing, at reasonable rates Residence on
San'ne! street, near the Baptist Church
April %. lSSI-N
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Cheapest Bibles TTs ASsa.:
Fosshee & MeMaekih, Cincinnati o. HG1h!S ~ AaIhy
December 5, ISS2-CS
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-12-26

THE Y ~. Ca entertainments will open
EFFrow "wednesday night. With the Ma
supper. Thursday and Ftiday, din>
aud suPpats: Encourage good cause,
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-02-23

ing and stock-raising operations. In
Kansa as they have had grasshopper
plaques and furnishing drouths within
the decade. In Texas there has been
neither Yet the former state has out
stripped in the race, leaving Texas be-
hind. 1t is not difficult to trace the
cause of this. The state government
of Kansas has been for the most part
remarkably intelligent, forecasting and
energetic. AT the centennial exhibit
ton, in 1876, Kansas IS said to have
made the finest of all the state agrlcul-
tural exhibits. 1t attracted the atten-
ton of all observers, and the result was
a steady flow of immigration. Texas
was heard of on that occasion only
from the rostrum; but the style of ad-
vertisement. no matter how well meant,
compared but poorly against long
cared corn and big cabbages. The
state government of Kansas pursued
the wiser policy, without reference to
the cash balance. Then there was
much lndlsCreet talk by those high IN
office here in Texas, who should have
known better, about the value of immi-
grants per head, and that was made the
most of in quarters where it did the
most good-for Kansas. These are
undoubtedly few of the most sugges-
tive reasons why Kansas has increased
her representation in congress about
125 per cent, while Texas only reaches
an increase of about IS per cent.
Now, the shortest explanation would
be to say that Kansas has been under
republican management, and Texas,
unfortunately, has been under demo-
cratic management since 1874.
Tickets to New Orleans and St. Louis for
sale at Emerson's. If
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-02-23
KANSAS AND TEXAS.

The Galveston News attempts to
account for the difference between
Kansas and Texas. 1t says:
Kansas under the old apportion-
ment, was entitled to only three men,
bers. Under the new bill she is en-
titled to seven-a gain of four. Texas,
under the old apportionment, was
represented by six members. The new
bill gives her eleven---a gain of five.
In comparison with Kansas, it is dis
covered that Texas has been consider
ably dlstanced in the race. Kansas
has increased her population, as signi-
fed by this apportionment, in the ratio
Of about I25 per cent. The appor-
tionment indicates that Texas has in
creased her population only about IS
per cent. Kansas started with no ad-
vantage over Texas. On the contrary,
the natural situation rather favored
Texas. The country and the climat-
of Texas are far superior to those Of
Kansas. Texas possesses many
material advantages. For four
months in the year, all ma
ture is frozen hard in Kansas.
On the average, the twelve months
round IN Texas can be utilized in farm
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-02-23
In Texas.

There is m the northern district Of
Texas a marshal named \. b. Norton.
He voted for Henry Clay in 1874, and
made a VOW that he would not have his
hair cut until that statesman should be
made president. He has kept his vow,
and wears long gray hair OF the growth
of thirty-eight years. He was a member
of the Texas legislature in 1901, and,
although a Union man, he is said to
have drawn pay as a member after the
secession of the state. He spenta por-
ton of his time in the north during the
war. and we are assured that he made
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-02-23
Thursday, February %. 1857
RANDALL, EN-sPEAkER.


is not speaker of the house though ne
seems unable to remember that fact, "
said Mr.. Robson, of New Jersey, IN
debate on the 18th instant.
The speaker had ruled upon a point
of order from which no member ap-
pealed but which Mr.. Cox, OF New
York, maintained was improper, say
ing he twas told so by the honorable
ex.speaker, who has ruled on these
matters before, and with intelligence. :"
Mr.. Randall here rose and proceeded
to interpose his argument against the
ruling of the speaker. He said:
The foreign affairs committee lost
control of the subject, The gentle
man from New York, as representing
the voice of the Majority, was reCog
nized to offer an amendment. 1t Is
not therefore in order for the gentle
man from New Jersey (Mr. Robeson)
to Weld to the gentleman from In
diana (Mr. Ortiz during the time he
has for debate, so as to take from the
gentleman from New York control OF
the subject which the house has placed
in his care by its vote.
The speaker had ruled that 1t was IN
order. DO the amenities and courte-
sizes of social life penetrate to the
house of representatives! Probably
not, for when ex-Speaker Randall had
driven home this nail of iron impu-
dence he proceeded to clinch 1t On the
other side, thus:
Mr.. Randall-"If there is any well
settled parliamentary principles, never
varied from, it is this"
And when the chair, in gentlemanIy
self-defense, suggested.
The Speaker.-"If a gentleman
having the floor chooses to yield to any
member, he might do SO for the pur-
pose of making any motion then in
order under the rules"
The insult with which this political
vandal, whose perpetual boast is, Il
am member of the house, and a
member in good standing,' followed
up the injury, was in the following
words:
"Mr. Randall, l desire to say that no
such condition of things in reference to
this matter exists as has just been
stated by the chair"
Notwithstanding this startling eff
frontery the chair ruled rightly, and
the man who, with the air and man
ners of a pugihst, had thus dragged the
speaker and the house into a needless
feud, in which he had no right or priv
ilege, would have been incontinentily
squelched by the vote of that body if
an appeal had been taken from the
speakers decision. 1t was not done
to save time.
1t would be judicious arrangement
if the house of representatives could
manage to have but one speaker.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-02-23

t9rFntered at post Office at San Antonio, Texas
as second class matter
New-York tribune., 1882-04-28
CITING PERMISSI0N TO LAY TRACKS.

The Board of Aldermen of Jersey City held
their final meeting last night, and considerable excite
ment created by the passage Of three ordinances
and resolution permitting railroad tracks to DC Laid
through and across several streets The special commit
tee appointed to investigate the charge alleged to nave
been made in Trenton that eight members OF the Board
had demanded $4,000 to pass ordinance gran ding
permission to the National Docks Railway Com
pany track from tho Point OF Rocks to
the Communipaw shore reported that no foundation
could discovered Tor the charge. Nor could anyone
be found VINO was willing be responsible fOr IT, The
board ordered the report to be placed the minntes,
and then passed the ordnance
An ordnance was passed granting permission 10 j. K.
Thompson, f. c. Matthauer and Others to lay track IN
Warren, Essex and HudsOn-sts. Another Ortl-
nance allows Phyhe Bynes to lay tracks
between Seventeenth ana EgHteenthsts. across nen-
derson and Grove-sts resolution permits Z. CASSIDY
* Co. to lay track through Eleyenth-st. TO connect
tueir place OF business with tue Erie Railway When
the present Board into power, ordinance Or
resolution to grant railroads or corporations any
privileges was Invariably defeated by an overwhelming
maj
New-York tribune., 1882-04-28
THE PRESIDENT AT FORTRESS MONROE.

FORTRESS MONROE, Va, April 27.-The
Taapoosa with the President and members OF the Cab
met on board arrived at o'clock. Rear Admiral Wy
man and the Commanders of the Kearsarge Vandaa and
Yantic at once board The steam launch of the
Tennessee which had been placed at General Hancocks
disposal, conveyed that officer and his staff General
Getty and staff and other army officers to the ship At
o'clock the President landed, and half hour spent
ut General Gety's headquarters when the review was
announced, the troops passing in common and double
quick time The President and party were conducted TO
the ramparts TO witness some firing wn an elghnch-
rifle a hfteen-inch cOlumbiad. and thrteen-nch NOR
tar Tonight the graduating exercises took place In the
hall OF the new barracks Essays were read by Lleuten
gan I'd Artery. The diplomas were then presented TO
the graduates by MajorGeneral Hancock
New-York tribune., 1882-04-28
TIE DEMANDS or LABOR.

AT the meetings Of the striking plumbers,
which held No. $50 West Forty hrst-s yester
day afternoon and evening the reports showed that one
third of the had returned 10 work at the increased
rate OF wages About seventy y-tye more journeymen
induced join the strikers yesterday and the great
confidence exists among them in the ultimate sue
of the movement Resolutions were adopted last
night by the strikers forbidding journeymen w0rk III
any sLOp III wuicn they were not regularly employed.
AT special meeting Of the Master Plumbers Assocla-
ton, held In their rooms at No. ~ west
Twenty fourth st., was unanimously
resolved not to pay the advanced rate Of wages de-
manded by the Ourneymen. II stated that most or
the reports that different shops had yielded 10 the
strikers false The plumbers have issued "a
call for meeting OF all employers III the building trades
to be held at $3.50 p In. to-day. 49,
The striking dyeTs at Huggns carpet factory III west
Forty-thlrd-st. returned to WORK yesterday ut noon
They had been working for 81 50 day, but
will hereafter receive 81 10. A Inassneetlng
of the 1000 employees OF tAe factory
was held last night at WendePs Assembly Rooms, IN
West Forty fOurth-st. committee was appointed III
department Of the factory 10 make demand OF the
superintendent tomorrow for adVance Of ~ per cent
in wages. II this demand is refused the operatives Will
hold another meeting wnich they Will dcode upon tue
feasibility OF striking.
An effort is being made by journeymen horsehoers
to organize strike in that trade which snail extenu
the large cities OF the country The consent
the International Union has not yet been obtained
Seyenty-fve laborers employed by James h"aIty, u
contractor at the Fifth-s coal dock Hoboken, N j.,
struck yesterday for increase irom twenty-nVe 10
thirty ton for wheeling coal Mr. Roary granted
Increase the refused to Work unless they
got thrty-nve cents a Mr. Koary refused to grant
tis demand and became necessary to have force of
policemen there to keep the peace.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-28
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Thursday. April 27, 1882.
Ouecn Victoria yesterday invested the King of the
Netherlands with the order OF the Garter.
Princess Louise will return Canada in the middle OF
May.
Two hundred Russian Jews will will leavo Liverpool
to-day for the United States.
In the House OF Commons this evening Sir Charles
Dixie Under Foreign Secretary replying TO Baron de
Worms stated that the British Consul at Odessa had
confirmed the reports Of AntJewish atrocities at Bata
one person was Killed and many others were wounded
Fifteen American trottng horses which were brought
from Detroit Mich, by Henry Phillips, were sold In
London yesterday for sl,507 including Baby Leo at
1s5 guineas Jenny K. al f125. Hattie. Shaugraun and
Dick Mlniphee at l20 each, German Earl az tllo,
Grace Darling at & ll0, and Little Wonder at 4lOo
VIENNA April 27M. de Szlavy, the Imperial Minister
OF Finance whose department Is charged with the adj
misration of the affairs Of Bosnia and Herzegovinaha
rendered his resignation because Of the action OF the
Austrian and Hungarian eegaOns. at their JOINT stn
YESTERDAY In voting reduction OF the sum demanded
for the expenses Of the instruction.
PARIS April 27.-M. sonZonki, secretary OF the Jap
anese Legation here who has been i'll for long time
and was recently delirious, has myserously disap-
pcarcd.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 27.The Heroid says that hand
bills are being circulated calling upon the Jews Join
m
New-York tribune., 1882-04-28
TENNESSEE REPUBLTCAY CONTENTION

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 27.-The Republi-
can State Convention met at noon and adopted plat
declaring against the repudaon of the bonds OF
Tennessee favorng the acceptance OF the proposition
OF the holders Of the bonds take 60 cents on the dollar
and lower interest favoring free ballot: opposing
convict labor favoring the maintenance Of the free
school system declaring that the improvement of the
navigation o, the Mississippi, tho Tennessee and Cum
berand Rivers and their tributaries proper matters
for Congressional action denOuncng the Democratic
opposition TO internal Improvement as Bourb0nsm
not in harmony with the spirit OF the South. aud
not prOmOve OF the welfare of people calling upon
Senators and Representatives in Congress to protect
the coal ron cotton and tobacco interests OF the State
by appropriate legislation, and concluding with reso-
lntion That while deploring the untimely death OF
President Garfield rejoice that his Presi
cut Arthur proved himself fully worthy ofthe con-
fdencc Il the Republican party"
Governor Alvin Hawkins was unanimously ren0ml-
mated for Governor by aocamaton.