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Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-05-14

MRS. O. DAVENPORT, WMtdWStOcf.
II, became entirely bald at the age Of 20
and remained 90 50 years, during which
time She tried many hair ''restorers' with
ont success, Eventually she used AYERS
HAIR VIGOR, four bottles of which COW
cred her head with fine growth Of silky
brown hair, twelve inches long.
MRS. o. o. PRESCOTT, Charlesto,cn.
Mass, had lost two-thirds of her hair, by
its falling out, when she applied AYERS
HAIR VIGOR, and one bottle of 1t caused
her hair to grow out even more handsome
than before it began to fall.
MRS. D. N. PARKS, Clio, Michigan,
IL 81 years Of age, and her hair was quite
ersy, but one bottle Of AYERS HAIR
VIGoR restored the color 1t bore in youth,
and she now has '.as fine head Of hair As
when she was but 16."
VINCENT JONES, Richmond, Ind, lost
all his hair In consequence Of severe at
tack Of brain fever. AYERS HAIR VIGOR
brought out . new growth In few weeks,
and Il speedily grew long and thick.
A Toilet Luxury.
Where the hair is brittle, dry, harsh,
weak, or thin, the use Of AYER's HAIR
VIGOR speedily renders it plant, soft,
glossy, and stimulates 1t to Q rich and
luxurious growth: 1t also keeps the scalp
free from dandruf. and affords . perfect
turning gray. No other dressing is so
clean or has such delicate and delightful
perfume. Without it the toilet cannot be
complete.
Ladies' who have once made trial of
AYERS HAIR VIGOR never after prefer
any other hair-dressing, and many Of them
voluntarily offer such testimonials as the
following, from Miss KATE ROSE, Inger-
soil, Ont, who writes:
"While keeping my head clear Of Dandruff,
and preventing Scald Head, 1t has also caused
my hair to grow luxurimtly. resulting in my
now possessing hair forty-two inches long, and
,hirk opo rould vzrish
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-05-14

THIS HIGHLY SENSATIONAL BOOK, BY
4 mail, hfty cents. 1t contains life secrets Re
NIT by Postal Note; costs &c At your p. o. Address
r. U. Box 6o5. Boseman, II. 7. This book will not
De sold 10 women. may7tlm
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-05-14

HyANTED AGENTS a. once to sell the authen.
w tic and complete life of WENDELL PHILLIPS
by Geo. Lowell Austin. The people are waiting for
II. b. b. RUSSELL, Publisher, Boston, Mass.
apr2ed&w4w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-05-14

Nothing Like Them.
Bensons Capcine Porous Plasters are beyond all
comparison the best. Prompt, sure. Price 2sc.
apr17d&wfw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-05-14

For Portland and way, SIS A n. and 20 p. n.
For Vanceboro and way, 12.46 and 8.56 A.
Due from Boston and way, 1882 and 3.42 p. II
Due from vancebero and way, SIS A. H., and Ills
An.
Through tickets TO California and all points south
and west may be had Of 4. H. walker, ticket agent
Augusta, the only once selling via al routes and
checking baggage free Of expense.
RAYSON TCCKER, Gent Manager.
+. Z. BOOTHBY, Gen.l Pass. and T'kt Agt.
Portland. Oct. t6R3.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-05-14

Sold everywhere. Price CUTrcURA, 50 cents
REsoLvEsT, tL soar. rs cents. POTTER DRUG
AND CHEMICAL Co Boston, Mass.
Ne md for .sIlOw 10 Cure Skin Dtseas ases."
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-05-14

Cholera &c Sold everywhere sent by mail
stamps Furnished in large price 81 00 by mail 81
"a Circulars l. s. JOHNSON CO., Boston, Mass
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-04-11

burglars catered Books store st
Row!vsbuIS ne night lss' week and sack
ed the drawer of about SIS in cash. 50
goods were taken, and IS yet, there Sc no
clue to the thief
-C.r,,r Smith. who killed George
McDaniels a, Grafton last winter has been
convicted II murder in the second degree,
and sentenced TO undeig imprisonment in
The pcpo,eutisry FOR tenn Of ten years.
john II. Brown has hsd his stable
moved 6rom Is fJsuor situation on Puce
Street, The street presents better ap-
pearauce now, bur it would look b5iter
still il another OLD si,S'e were torn down
or removed.
-CaCGidstes were numerous St Curt
You could dis,iI "a sd them from ordinary
persons by the pleasant smiles they bore
upon their counteusuc. s, sud by the ,X-
IRENE desire they seemed 10 have TO shaGc
hands with everybody.
Our county taxes here in Kingwood
district are one dollar aud dtly eight cents
This Is "A very small item. aud the farmers
should pay it without word. The State
taxes are thirty Ave cents, and should be
considered outrageous.
There Sc, ms TO be a scarcity Of feed
-.
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glad 10 -, there was much 90 "a ac'on,.
phshe'l ~ that point There was MISS
iunsrv collection tskcu out Slil a. rai~od
for the missionary cause. Rev. Bcllord
has made "a gt,ut success OF this wor'
Rev, e. II Lakiu, 4. L.. assisted in the
above meeting.
"PowhS,un," thc l;e1ical cat, OF Ills
place, gave a loud bbwl w,ok bolre last
We l.N mo- turn coat or hurk whcet r i'm.
"a Evd hoa,G Ncithcr do we wish To
place any dia,rolit ami tstv 90 llD r.
puohcan iarty, f,1 .tv t.atJ ,,,,W ia, t,cN
have enough sins 10 answer ior sdtoad>
We believe YOU are AN uthci,l ut th 4
party, aud 1t hcho0vos Won to cover up
any little dirt that may soil your polite
cal garments
plug Is a constant reader and admir-.
or ct Gr,Vus Almanac, rhCros whore
she OF he gets his or her jaw broaN,rs "
Po.LN sNIDER.
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Something .s going 20 happou s,mc
ofSinchdr'- lptler- have como o. work.
The rDud. boo this section are lu the
worst condition they hIvo been boo igr
several vcus a. %. Siuoai +, ono oc our
principal lumbnr uc1. says there is uo
Bottom O, uI. mud 100 our rYlds,
Miss Lou -lDwaIter nJs .onulrl nome
from lctcninZ school. accompanied ly
Mr.. GoD M}ta. aud lIs sister.
Misses ..a auI Maggie shnwd.e of
Br1ourro., We visiting iu this vicinity
iess days Hst week.
B,wr auI EusImiugor arc doing
quite lively business boo the blacksmith
trade fora start.
Uncle fm S1ovl tor is Hiuk YC. cl.
ting up aor club iu our town. It viii
Doe something aferthe sjylcor iHe gamo
they play d,va ai Follow syulo. &, 3.
.uhu.us .lrh o,less hs.Is .wit1 their G.t.
uI 'hny strike Gro. Admission no. a
chevy OF tobacco or pins worth OF suun.
Guess dom. choose amy iu miuo.
ILe renowned "PDc. hontt-" wa. he
guest OF Nr. J.lu GpT last week. We
hopo you VIII rn. put your u.x vlsi,oG
s." 'o1r as vs AMIDST forget tie limo you
was Zoo calno.
P-v. h.Jtrl held missionary mass
meeting 10 Ismc aud Jacobs Chapel. in
Barbour. last week. You CORES poudeut
bad the pleasure Of attending it and is
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didtte f'r CongrcsS. VINO NJ. not pledge
hlu,s,l t Q. use BIS best q yts {, secure
toe passsEe "A n measure gltirs each TX
soldier l6) ACRES N public i.utS or ITS
equivalent In money aad 20 pay him a
stated sum, lnOnlhlY, necessary 80 make
NJ the difference between the Amrun, Rae
r,. we'd for his service Ia srceuhaCks aud
The same amount had been pNd been
paid Ia gold, aud To provide "a hf, pen
slon Tor each aud every soldier rcsrrd-
less ct thc -h,cnca OF any di,shtl,ty result.
luc from NCijve service, a., same NOT tC
lut ritrc vi b the pension now hc!rg paid.
kRs INEp, That We, the tN->olditr- uf
Portland district believing We nave been
wrurg q by suuc cause Ia uot receiving
tue county hcunty promised ~ when W.
were mustered IA the army of The Quilted
States Of America, sud credit .o Preston
county AID that Tie mind ut tue people
are excited by OH .rcut rtn rte enc, I'M. Z
the same. That ~e ask the uuu. I, unity
Commissioners, OF Pr,st)n county. T. im-
me,Sat,iy ordei an iuyestig uiun of Tho
said ma, ~ and To employ ALL couusl to
do the same.
On motion all CX-soldiors Of other dis
tyivts are requested To adopt the same res
olutious. On motion it was ordered that
this meeting be published in the thr,o
county papers.
Adj urned to meet at the call of the
Captain.
c. G. LIKE, Captain.
J. w. HUI, Secretary.
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TUNNFLTOy

i1ave you heard that your Uncle Sam
my rildon's candidacy has livou Arthur
Biaiue. Logan, Sherman and Lincoln tho
nightmare Un,Ie Sammy viii warm tho
wax in fhc.r care.
Republican Office seeker. Wonder IL
tho Ring wiil CON, Tor me tu available
candidate when DO meets"
Tho Radicals nave hnd $500 sway 600
thi4 county for One last tnmly years.
During that time they la,o increased
our taxes luroe.oli, tor no pe,capubio
cause, plunged our 4. unity utl dobf. aud
threaten Co dcd ont death AMID li.truc.
ton TO Che man WAC opp,.c, uoir nos
ruious way OF running cuul.y affairs.
Ahal ! should g3Dulo.
Honest Republican clnIldtn to ho
Bosses: "Nhat ROAD wou, you advise
mc Co aac &, iJa iut, oneoy"
Bosses -"Tno Ring frsd. of course.
70 IS the only accessible road tlI other
roads you VIII mud ac scent a'l alto, tha
conventions"
Honest Republican candidate "B Dol
boo! bonl Ny dough acescout!'
The Bosses ejicJ hs gone forth. and
from thore mo- appeal. Make YOUR
selves soIiI with uc E.-ses. would lo
candidates, before &c yerlasungIy to
late.
Gcna,al Grant. uioui.urizcI Tanner
oft Gllous;" Grant. t.o silent and sight.
loss, who smoked lois pl. eutej Gig IT, in
coutonted Oblivion WHOM monopoHos ops
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OBITUARY.

MAI, MY AT Tray Run, on Thursday
March p. Mrs, Maoncy, wife Of Michael
Meloncy, az 63 years.
BEATTY A, his residence in Portland
district on Monday morning, April IN,
John Beatty, sgcd 50 years Mr.. b atty
was an excellent citizen, and one Of the
pioneers II his district Funeral took
place from residence on Tuesday
billie On March lO.b, ON York Run
Mrs Cath,rine B.ll, wife Of James Bel
Jr On Thursday following, her rcmalu,
were inferred iu the Black wood cemetery
ID ceased W s a sufferer r several month,
pr,or 90 h.r death, with that i.rtl disease
Corsump ior, but b re- her spiTcrings will
,h-ls'ian f.itjtud'. SIZE was an affection
ate % npaui.u AID Kind mother A Eus
band aud 1--WE cA.lIren mora their loss.
S f. b.
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Saved him $i,SOO.

AnNNs. y, y. jan. 30. 1852.
-" II NE~pNll. * CO., Gents =
N'Ni' n't e god dosl ~ your Ken
tll * y q ga ca Win great success |
thfushf .V'uit ',t wa know what il
ht- ,ln. r .pr m'. Two wears ago hnd
as .rclN - e. % Vs NA> ever raised in
IVur.~nu g. ,t"tv. Nhcu | WIS la oak
u. hl", to h., kvl oven the cross bar
sul cot C,~i nuO 'orC nue or his hind le4s
AN 'N piece. CmPtovod tNn hes, far
a. t., hUt IN" all suil he was spoiled
80 hul a very large On II uyh min. aud
used two bottles "fNnur Hcndal's Spav~
iu Cure, ANA It tCp> the bunch ontiroy
nh, u,t hr sold Nt o,w ,rls iur "a 500 dol
lT~l. have u>cl it Tor bone spnvins
ub win It yih~, Hud IL has always cured
rup.pirt"lN p a len the leg uoGth.
IL t~ ~vIc|di medicine for rheuma-
u~m hbNU recommended 10 to a good
many, and they nl' say II does the work.
! WAS IN Wthcuugtou ~ Kuceland's
drug store. B" Albums, the other duV and
saw a very O " picture you sent them.
tricd 20 huV % hut could mo- they
said til WNVb write Co you that Nuu
would scud az. on' wish YoH would,
and viii io N'n ~ tho good 1 can.
NvrN respectfully.
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RCRTBAND'S EX-SOLDIERs.
Proceedings of the Meeting Or
RanlZatiOn and RosoNItions.

RCRTLAND'5 EX-SOLDIERS.
Proceedings Of the Meeting Or
Panizatlon and Resolutions.
The * soldiers Of Portland district met
IN Fsoeiaud's Hall. Terra Ala, last Saluf-
day and perfected district organization.
by elec'ii g The following company officers
Gut, q. {. Lee Fist Lieut., Edmund
Messengers $ .c9nd Lieut., J,m,s 81
HcruloE and enron the following
sx'J-,wo * soldi,rs-J5Au Hewitt, L.
ID. y .u.pn, j. w. H,fdrg'y, Moses Ttch.
enell, Austin ID dlc, 81 r. Stuck. f. A.
Duolry, II. G. Warrington, G .o. Eycrly,
n L'c, sr ,EI'b Messenger, 8. a. Siasr.
j. A. + WIS, J.. Messenger, joe. Everly,s.
y. be- w. T. Li.tp, J. w Hi, Jcrmiab
Wright, Jno. Nord,cb, W. 8. Cauccl. NJ.
Hartman, WIN Hartman, Il. +. Hrn. j.
a. Buckley, J. j.. Buc,l-w, f. U,odipg,
w. +. * Iiy, T. a. WrtLiogton, Jao
Kelly, Ei@aI1 Whrrhair, i Kelly, Pr.s-
ton Ii.nger. John HincDaugh, =. Mrssen-
ger w. II sypol', A. J-cbs,n, r. Mcs-
seuger, l. + Brabm, M,rcsIIus Mcsson-
ger f T. CmIds, D. G. Suffer, J. r.
Shder, El2cnius Bucklow, Absalom
Knotts, Andrew SisItr, Samuel Constable,
O. Nnnvtrth, WIN. Crlmcr, W. II, GToYos,
j. w. Feather. /. r. Everv T. svooIt
n...,l p.....- - u 49,, =,
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W u Bell is preparing to erect a
furniture wareroom Immediately. He in
forms us that he wishes to have It ready
for occupancy 10 about four weeks.
The MJrgautown papers say Nate
Krgrr, Il that place, has Leen offered a.,
600 10 jim Baltimore base ball club for
the season. lie will probably accept the
offer.
Themuillc oyer the Uniouiown post
ms.iersbp has come 90 an end. Toe
President appointed o j. s'urgis. one Of
Che editors Of the .staHdard. to the
position.
This country mek,s one 9th Of ;be
iron and on,-fourh Of Toe steel 90 the
world, aud furn.anes one half of the
gold and one half Of the silver Of the
WORLDS rurply
The Ir.ndso Furnace has shut down
for repars. % will be about two months
before the company viii commence opcr-
ations again. An entire new builIiug, VIC
learn is in contemplation.
The father Of bogus butter In this
country WIS., Alfred Psraf, young
Freedman. who stole the ,crct Of the in
voniion If margarine from French
laboratory snd introduced II into New
York 10 %.
gatr Use Onion Cough Syrup,
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J. w HUI. Secretary.
COUNTY CONVENTION.

Pursusut 10 a call If The Chairman of
the Executive Committee OF Preston
county. the Democracy assembled at tho
Courl II Iusg ou Tueeday afternoon for
The purpose e s0lccting dl st,,s 10 al
tcuG the State Convention 20 be held al,
Charleston April lG h. The meeting WAS
called Ia order by ~, q. Blown. Jr, who
named Gus. J. Sh fer for temporary
Chairman. Mr.. Sulffer Was duly elected
end on motion win Anderson was chosen
temporary Secretary. These officers were
Afterwards unanimously elected the per
IN naut Ulcers Of the meeting.
The h,sl motion brought before the
house pro,ljrd that committee of one
b. nppoiut,d from each district " the
county, by the Chairmau, 60 s,I,ct dale
gates from th.ir respective d,slrict-. Mo
lion lost IL G. HYDE then moved that
Que delegate bc selected Tor every nfy
D.moc,,'ic voters in the county. II. G.
W1r,niugJou n red an Amendment t.
this which provided that tho bau5 he mNr
"n" hundred instead OF ATTY aud that each
d'snict's lumber OF delegates bo Ia rau"
rs one 10 every one hurGied Democratic
voters II contained. Tns cA'h,d, and il
b.ug pos ibie That some Of The delegate
might not b. ah!c t'erend the CJny1n-
'ion, i; WIS thought NC ieaary that oach
dele gate should have AN alternate. Tni'
WIS agreed upon by the Convention. AMI
me different districts 'h'n caucured and
St Lc'ed th'ir mcn. Tnr following ire the
reports OF The d'it-gc"l dIst'ic's;-
EEHo Tho Mallieiu, Delegate DR..
}. G. homble, AIt~Hre,
VALLEY ). w Glsam1u, Delegate
Eobert B'yce, At'raa'e.
tNIoN -. w. Shrh'r, d lcgsJc; THIS.
o.-' 1nnn. Aiternlt".
fLeasANr '--Siars"ai WIZ, Dtlrgl
~. * lis, Alternate.
hihG"o jas. w, H.oNn, l. G,
kIPa~nydrr, Del & ,'esi " !. LsvcI,
D. ~ Carroll. Alicondc",
IYoN - ".n. u. hrdefson D Wu. VI
Dent Delegates Henry Cua"nghau j
H. v!N"e, A'lrrnstt'.
GRANT Frank. Mexico, w, H. Mech
b'n-' d legai's; John W. Curp,t anC
. M'N7r' hl'trnates.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-04-11

Again W. wont 10 cal The attention
Of our readers u tle large advertisements
Of Harry and Wright, Peter Vollz and
Joseph jackson. Whenever you want
anything ia the mcrchantilo line call at
either Of thollso aco5 and you will got
bargains.
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PERSONAL.

b. Z. NOI.liug ton Lss been in lowe all
week.
Rev. Graham went to Newburg On
Saturday.
p. J. Crogan was q, guuu,lton on bust
ness saturday.
Judge Ice aud ,x.Ju6ge John Brannon
aulyed ca Tuesday.
E L. Childs, OF Portland, favored US
With call on Tuesday.
Petcv Vol arrived home from Bal:i-
more on Saturday evening.
I.C Ralphsnlder was cllsi to Terra
Alta last Saturday on legal business
Miss -- Brown, daughter OF John
J. Brown. Of Morgautowp, is visiting rel
stv,s here.
Miss Dell White returned home, Mon
day, from an extended visit to Cranes
vile and Olklaud
JUICE Raymond, of Fairmon,, ). p.
Mccormick aud John Holt Of Grafton, are
visiting attorneys here.
Col Il. w. Monroe took business
trip west on the u o. r. r last week.
IL returned on Friday.
s}uires Gus j. SlaG.r, Of Tunuelton.
and Mckee, of Brandonville. were among
our callers ON Tuesday.
r. B.uc, Fuglc and Dr.. Scott, Of Terra
Alto, were among the prominent Dem
ocrats IN town Tuesday.
DR.. VIM. NJ Dent. Of Newburg, one of
the best surgeons in the State, was in
town Monday aud Tuesday,
Thomas MulHgau, of Function, was in
TO see us on Tuesday. lie subscribed for
The ARGUS before leaving town.
E X. Lan'z, wh, is now staying nj
Austen, and Anlur Fey. ct Scotch Hin,
srcut Saturday and Sunday Ia town
Crogan aud WorI,y h.ye arranged
themselves suite of rooms 10 tie Munown
house. They sill take their meals at the
-. James.
FIarcis Fai FIX. Of Valley district, was
IN town on Tuesday. Nj. F. is rs years
DID, yet he is almost as p.igaty as boy
10 mis- teens.
John a. Prurs, Of Terra Alta was
over AZ sown ou Tuesday. He Is now en-
gg ~ Inc grocery busln' s., aud we are
glad to note has " good tr dc.
jerome X ll.y ami Grorpo B. Holmes
two ,Xc,I,nt tamrs, a.d intelligent
u''''' 60 "'e, = '''' '''"''7V"".' n"i 'neir
n', ' ' ~ ''' 80 '.,' ''''''H '''' 'ul'
= 'c'' 9'mu'I t-'m'ly' Of Portland
"S'I'' c''''" j" 10 Sc" Us 90 Monday.
.t,, -. 49, ''''
n.ui,a..,. '''
"'','"' "' wa A!''' has our
,.',,. W.. '''',,' 10 '' d. mas f'c"n'Y
ola block 90 f.r rs Al, polite, i op.ci,,
are conc,ruet.
u,,,
r'''''''N' no.
~ " ~ "'''''"', '"u'S &c ms week
re L. Interested In "A land suit. Dir. Nc
.o,;,.. a." " Su'
"a. L'F'i''' cur most " rous cor
''Si"''o'o'' ana one OF The best aud most
'"''''''''' democrats IN the c'un'Y, was
}" 'T"o 'HesA|' We ackn'"iedge two
~ 'n''e calls from MIN While here.
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u. :. LYMAN.
kElDiLES SPAWN CURE.
IIut,hin>on'a Ehdrh. II miles north OF
DouNut COLORADO.

llut,hiuNou's Ebdrh, IL miles north OF
DruNot COLORADO.
March 9Th, 1888.
DIR. II, j. lit NDAIG ~ Co., Gents;
For tho past three v 'aTs have used Ken
.lulIs Spawn cure. In every case ot
>NuViu. at which have treated five, II
has killed them All. and entirely removed
three, In cast of spliut | find IL has no
Cqudl, ono ease | had was of three years
standing ana tho SPAWN Cure removed
Il entire y. | had a cow get spawned
and IL entirely cured her, ono year ago
a two hundred pound block of ice Tell
ont OF "A wagon striking my foot ON instup
md toes, IL would bo impossible To mass
"a foot Verso without brcaK in y any bou,h,
house. do not think Fmpu'ation of the
leg would cause any moro pain. l went
for N"udalls SPAWN cure, " was all 1
used aud In six DAYS | could walk ~
round. About three weeks ago my team
rat away threw me out OF the wagon, tho
hind wheel struck my knto. Altor APP
plying several highly recommended lin~
iuonts without obtaining any IeliOf, |
cni for Kcndalis SPAWN cure, My leg
was drawn up and my knee swollen bad
~. IN three days l was able to walk tn
the barn. | could gp Iuto details mora
iully, and maKo 'hiN az very long lO.tor
bur Will not weary You.
| am worry respo fully yours,
OSCAR T.. HUTCHINSON,
Il. O. Lock Box, 23O2. Donver City. Col.
Sold by all Druggists.
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N.a~J c. Simpon. OF Followsvillc, is
travelling agent for the sale OF the cole~
brrtcd AullmAn Taylor Co.'S Engines,
Thro,hrrS, and Saw Mills. Don't fail To
$3.50 him b"loIo purchasing. lilo Will save
you money, II.
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way. Tie would Ike tO have mo say
there Is "Crookoduess" about the Board
That is not the question. Sounv, lo,ts
few loop- holes tor Won To- stick your head
in; YOU have done 80. Ploa>o answer
the follow ing: Give To hCrclGer, Ot the
JoUuwUi the amount paid Tor repairing
school huildma$, bdilding hroS. sNvNp,
ing out, seats, buckets, chalk, lroouS,
fuel, collecting, and number ct doiir-
qUontS, tur the year 1855. Then tell us
what surplus remains il the ueSsury.
and what 1t is tn be used for. When you
answer the above to the satisfaction OF
the mN>pavcrs, will promise 40 g.vo
YOU a real live "poiutor' ON tins question.
You know that the surplus is for certain
school putpo' *. Now bohoucst and tell
your readers AL about 4. will see you
later
Crank, fool, rl~ider igucnmus. slen>
dorer, is SHAT the Radical how lcrs call
me because have the tcmerty la show
mp their Infamous one. handed way OF
doing business, which they have tried to
iniuscate from he public Owe.
We have he'd suricit of Radical Mis-.
umo Tor tho people to rise up In iudigua-
ton anu divest themselves OF tho poliu-
cal Nhacklc which has bound them to OPP
preston aud high taxation. Let them
band together and pulverizo the BOSSES
aud burst the ring of dictation. Then,
and not till then, willu' Pres ton breathe
tho air CT freedom and low taxation.
Tho banner county. which has boon
horddcd 10 tho country So often with
Radical oNulia'ion, is waddling in tho
balance. aud nclurc the idcs OF October
rolls around Il will bo Walking in the
path -: Highland Justice with ticm aud
elastic step, with a won .tal>c.it oil heel
| fairly planted upon hosSism and rugism.
The pl0iuuVe moan Of the Bosses VIII be
heard in the land of busscd tu death Pres
ton, bcseoching the horuoy hand of toll
not To ostracizo them from the political
aroma, but to give them one moro chance
aud they will promise nevor to misload
again. Bat their p!eadiugs will 20 uu-
! hcodod, and their days of reckoning on
| 1000 majority and slate making will be
things OF the p,st. Scaled proposals to
| travel with "A circus and meungcrio will
/ then he I'm order. labelled, "Tnc terror
ct othor days!"
! 1T is honor enough for me To know
! that belong t. the Grand cd Party"
avs "A young aspiraut for Radical office.
/ Honor enough To know you belong Ia
! the Eiizt Pinkston party OF fraud, cor
rupuon, thieN ery, and without principle
save that of office, eli? You arc deserv-
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