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Cash Price for Dixie HSlOWs
l. 50 so, at w r. Wilson's


At an early hour last Friday night William
Hughes, an aged colored man, was shot and
killed by John Bush, also colored, at his home, on
the Mulat plantation about 3! miles west of this
city coroner S jury, summoned by Judge f.
d. West, found that the deceased came to his
death from the effects OF gun or musket shot
fired by John Bush, and he was committed to
ial to await the action of the Circuit Court. 1t
appearing from the testimony adduced at the in
quest that HELEN Bush, wife Of The murderer,
was an accessory to the crime, she was arrested
and lodged in Jail on Saturday. She will have q
preliminary hearing before Justice w T. Cogs-
we'll to-day.
Hughes was for many years the trusted and
faithful body servant of Colonel Murat and lady,
and during the days of Napoleon iii, accompa-
MED his mistress on visit TO Paris. In her will
Madame Murat left Hughes a portion of the old
plantation as a home, on which he resided at the
time Of his death.
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Peoria (lll.) Daily Transcript
There was standing room at the Opera House
last night but standing room only, except in the
gallery, aud that was comfortably filled Every
eligible seat in the dress circle and parque,te was
taken. The attraction was the presentation of
Iobns charming comedy, The Honeymoon, y
by the Lambert Il Richardson Company. The
plot is light, but the situations are all interesting,
and interest never flags from the time the cur
tain rises on the first scene until the Duke
Aranza points the moral:
This trnth shall. manifest. gentle wife
l. still the sterling comfort OF a man life
To fools torment. but lasting boon
To those who wisely keep their hone moon.
Miss Bake's rendition OF "Juliana earned
favorable comment, and she was frequently ap-
pIauded. Harry Robinson, OF course convulsed
the audience with laughter every time he wagged
his tongue. The supporting company was sur
prlSlngly good, and the costumes worn were
rich and elegant
This excellent company will begin four night
engagement at Cables Hall on Wednesday even
ing. January 23d. See advertisements esew here
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a Graceful Act.

There but few people in musical circles in
this city who are not acquainted with Mrs. }. b.
.Shipp who efficiently conducts the music III
the First Methodist Church. Hundreds OF citi
zen~ have had the pleasure o; hearing her vocal
ism. On New Years the First Methodist Church
membership through its official board passed
resolution expressing to Mrs Shipp their high
appreciation of her services graiult"usy rendered
during the past year and OF her efficiency and as
a slight token OF their appreciation presented her
with /" gilt OF considerable Value.-AHtntn
(UHxtttutiDH (jfH
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uAEl8IAG:E< AND DEATHS
AKRIAtiES.


AT Hufow. Mr.. Il j. Orlandc and Mis- Mary F..
HlOUnt.
Al Lcr~burg, Mr. A II Emerson ana Miss she
Lee"
Al Monticello, Mr. Frauh Adams. Of Hamilton
county, and Miss Alice West
Near I.I"yd~. Mr.. Paul liner aud Miss Lzzr
Edwards.
At TtusNillc, Mr. Jesse Fucker and Miss Nancy
Fn1ch; Mr. Ihn~ Griffith and Miss Mollic fucker.
Al Dunedin. Mr.. Willis Ctsinng and Miss Annie
Barnes.
AT Wild Wood, Mr. Chas Fn~,rll and Miss sac
Rnark.
At Fort Mason, Mr. }. W Emerson ana Miss
Mary +. VI. Hull
DEATHS.
At New York, Mr.. Vim. Palmer, of Key West.
At Key West, Mr. Geo Mcdonald Mr. VIM.
Richardson.
At Orange City, Mrs. Emily Warner wife of Rev.
g. p. Warner.
Near Wacahootic, Mr.. VIM Curry.
In Madison county, Joseph James Stubs, son of
Mr. j J. StubpS, aged years aud months.
AT Madison, Mr.. Jas. 4. Weight
In Iloborough county, Mrs Enoch johnson.
At Oakland, Johanna Wilhcminr, aged Is
months daughter Of Johann and Dorothrl Winkcl-
mann
AT Manatrc Mrs.. Mcneil, widow of the late Capt
a McNrill
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A series of lectures, entitled the University
Course" have been ARRANGED for and will he
given weekly for the benefit OF the library The
first lecture will BE- delivered at the Library Hall
in Governor Walkers new building, next Tues
day evening January 22l, by Professor K"o' OF
Florida University subject: Gc"lo.y."
The other lectures will be delivered 10y Drs.
II. g. Griffith, II s Greene and w. F. Decker
man, of the Medical Faculty, and Major +. II
Rivers, Of the Literary Faculty Of Florida Uni
Versty.
Prices of admission for single lecture, %
cents; for the whole course $lO0.
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Why They Cali Him '.Old Man,

Eyes, that's sadly So" said Jenkins. my hair
is turning gray and falling out before its time
Use something? l would, but most hair restor
ers are dangerous True" said his friend, but
parkcr's Hair Balsam is az harmless as it is
effective I've tried it, and know Give the
Balsam show, and the boys will soon stop call
ing YOU odd Man Jenkins" 1t never fails To
restore the original color to gray or faded hair
Richly periumed an elegant dressing ldec1o-1m
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500 Dixie RDlOWS
For sale by w r Wilson 81


We have Just received handsome little book
with the above title, which contains the material
Tor much fun and home amusement in the way
OF Riddles, Conundrums, Engmas, and Hints Ion
Acting Charadcs. II parents desire 10 have their
children amused, and also amuSe themselves they
cannot do better than to send for this book 1t
contains l2S pages, with enameed paper cover
and will he sent by mall postpaid, To any ad-
dress upon receipt Of Is cents, by J. 5. OGIIvIE
X Co, Publishers, 81 Rose Street, New York
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Administrators Sale.

TINE UNDERSIGNED, ADMINISTRATORS OF
| the estate of DIR. VIM. H. Bradford, deceased will
ofr at public SALE before the Court house door, in
the city Of Tallahassee, on Saturday, the 18th day
of january. 1884, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon,
the following property, tOwit: One horse, buggy
and harness, one lot of mules, fine lot OF cattle,
including high grade Jersey mich cows and heiers,
one lot ii hogs and pork ready cured, household
and kitchen furniture and farming implements
also a fine lot Of improved breeds of poultry, in
cIudipg Plymouth Rock, game, Sc., &c
JOHN BRADFORD, Administrator.
Ian & lSx4-2w
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VI. A. SIMMONS LIVER MEDI.
CINE.


" 1t is indispensable IN this malarions climate.
We can't do without it, II saved us from much
sickness Rev. j {. Weaver of Texas.
Twenty years of suffering from indigestion
and diseased liver was relieved by package OF
Rev. VI. Il Cullum Grapevine, Texas
F." 1t has done more IN relieve and cure me OF
sick headache than all the other remedies | ever
used. y. NJ Lcoi OF North Carolina
" 1t proved a blessing 10 my family. | cheer
uy testify 10 its merits Its popularity mere IS
unboundcd "-Rev. s G. Shaw, Batesvile, Ark
These are but samples from among the many
thousands OF unsolicited testimonials received
during he past few years. Ask You druggist for
the original VI. a SIMMONS LIVER MEDICINE.
made AT ST. Louis Mo. Take no ether. Is
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Axes, Trace Chains lIamcs,
Long and short handle Shovels and Spades,
Long and short handle Forks,
Plow Line Rope. Horse Collars,
Single and Double Leather Breeching
Pillow Brides, Single Trees, Lap Rings, and
cvcry..othcr article necessary to start your farm
you can buy cheap, at w. r. Wilson's 81
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New Insurance Agency.

Ncssr>. j. ID. Perkins and +. II. Randolph
have i"rmrda coparncrshp n insurance agents
They represent some of the etannrhcs compa
MES in existence anl are prepared 10 write poli
cir'--cithcr fire accident on short notice
and at low rates Their office is in the Marine
Bank Building. Read their advertisement in
10 lays FLoRIDIAN, and give them Il call
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An infalliblc cure for Neuralgia, Nervous
Headache, Eerache, Toothache and painful men,
situation in females A teaspooniul of DIR. .Jor
dams Joyous Julip rs per directions on bottle.
Nothing like it for pain. For sale by NJ. Lively
and w A. Rawls, Tallahassee, Fla. 80 % A
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Agricultural Implements.

ll"ws IIarr"ws, Cullvator,, IIlmes, Traces,
BAckbands, Brides, Collars, Singictrces, Axes,
Hoes, Shovcs, Rlkcs, Forks, Iron Wedges, Grub
Hoes, Saws, Sp tdcs, and everything else needed
on Il farm al lower prices than ever before at
- B. A. MEGINNISs'
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Three years ago St Julian, the great CaliIor-
Mn trotter, was unknown the same may be- said
OF Kcn,lall's SPAWN Cure. Now both have a
world wide reputation. Why? Because they
both have merit. One is a great trottcr, the
other is the most successful remedy ever discov-
cred to be used on man or beast Read adver
IiSrmCni.
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MenfS. Men1&.

Fat Backs ste; Bellies, Sic; l. G. Sides. SIC
Freight added4S cents per hundred ~, gross
weight Full stock on hand, al
IS y. \ LEvY's
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NASO1ka'

:. ,e,dhf meetings ii JAcKsttN s.I.opGE
are ed Oh he Gg-, aLd bird AonSays:ih each
. tt ~ + o'clock r. NJ. 4
Nm. N5I%TueH stSs;ts;a,y.
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If You want the perfection OF household RENE
dies get bottle of Hoods Eureka Liver Mcdi-
cine In this climate it excells all remedies
known for Liver Diseases, Disordered Stomach
and troublesome Constipation. For sale by w.
Rawls and NJ. Lively, Tallahassee, Fla. 80 % A
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METEOROLOGICAL Al.
COTTON MARK HI J..
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= fr..ul,i meetings al ALtILLA ESC AMP
-, t,'l th. second md fourth %os'tds IRE
-. az, o month. II their i'p!r Room. 4 y CLOCK,
. ,..-trc,- e. GOOD standing 'El't''n AaueDd.
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4. q. d. T..

e Regular meetings ot ].EoN LoGGE No. s,
ti.,cry T0tsizg Ec.n,ng A tfcr l,odse hoom, al
,.sN : Brothers IN go"c -'Aldint r. lHSlted to
H. SHINE y. G-
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Onr first edition OF road laws b. ing exhausted
We have printed a few hundred copies more.
SEND y"nr orders 10 the FLoRIpIAN office. Price
one dollar per dozen; single copies len cents
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Contracts Mortgages, Deeds, variety Of crop
Liens and other blanks, neatly printed GOOD
p1rrl for sale at the FIoRIDIAN Office Orders
ilcd tN mail OF cNpltss
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500 BDIXie Pillow -
For ..c hy W r. Wilson,
GrI"lA s.r~Iic-- sunday Ni.HZiu.

ETa"l. s.r~lic'- sunday NnSHEiWr.
The Frbm1ty number j, even more ihI u-l-
ally attractive. with Ijfcr1ty anI artistic -rIn~
The editor e. - WEI rtlmtrr, ID - j h,e IN
exceedingly IN, resting .llcir. Wpni %, il,e
CcuturN;' llm r y T. /; rr.~-. VI \ c.I'tlp
u'o~ an .,lnil ibir one, VI Ih"ls,m ~ r,rttda
with nineteen or}i.lll~ aud Other I,ltl~trslrun~
Capri aud il, 'in, 't,"it". /Nin.i,., }h,
Swiss Rrtofm.t. Tn In'lp," Major II III j;
lonkcr~, ''';cnr.: Fred Iic> iiand,';,' ." tn
son A.oni~lr-' " LiJor.,t~ anl Licrgic W"r-
ship, etc, etc, a. among IA. ot,''t prnnlH"n,
article, The two serial, ii~'W II All Cam
Round and Wrong from lr Fu-t, age con
tinuc,. and there mr.. Stout stories, sketches, -.
SAYS and poems, ~ EiiZri,rih &. Winter, E|izt
Cook LouS.. +. Brown, Ellen VI F,rg AMI .lhri
fvoriic writers The Home Pulpl has 4
sermon 10y Or Tnlmagc \ Tr.hi Gip, and
with mos vri'i, r,lvms tnd entertaining
miscellany, the present numhri may chni.ng'.
comparison with the best OF lis cnnlrmpof lrir-
The price is - cents i npnbct 81 30 IA year,
poStfajd Address, Mrs Frank Leslie Publisher
- - and - Park Place, y V
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500 Dixie PlOWS
For sale by W, II. Wilson.
49,
VI arried,

ON Tuesday January lst the residence OF the brides
father al MarysvIe. Calhoun county Fla by Judge VIM
Clark Mr. BENJAMIN RICHARDS, Of Pensacola. Ia Miss
MARY b. daughter of Hon. JAS Stanhll.
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CNil stud Criminal D.c}>rj~. nt4lls iul,d. Nuh
appropriate headings and >oh-t..u}tait,- b"4ud
al The FLOEIDIAN uiirc
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Cash Price for Dixie HSlOVVs
Is 50 80. at w. r. Wilson's 3
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The new schedule which takes effect on the
Florida Central and Western Railroad TO
night, provides for double daily passenger service
over this line
The regular passenger train leaves Jackson
willie AT y NJ, arrives at Tallahassee 1t : &c
T. N. and Chattaho0chcc River III 61l T. VI
Returning il leaves Chattahouchcc River AT 10 81
y. NJ, arrives 1T Tallahassee AT II 80 T. NJ an,
Jacksonville at . II L w. Thi- Train ha. srcon,
and iirSt-clas, passenger coachr~ and cl,.gan
sleeping cars
The through freight and accommodation ..l>o
has comfortable passenger coachr, and first cla>,
Slrrl"i> This train leave Jacksonville Al Ut
Il. NJ, arrives 1T Tallahassee nj 500 \ VI wiI,r,
40 minutes is allowed tor breakfast At : 40 il
departs ion the west reaching Chaitallpuchc,
River III l2.1j i. VI Returning il leaves Ciint
lahoochrc al 200 T. VI arrives n Tall,iia>-.c "A
80 + VI leaves tny HE east =, ; A. jnd arrive
ii Jacksnnvillc at 10 L. VI.
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Lectures.

:" The Boss Plow, price 81 IS, At b A Me
ginuiss 80
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Cash Price for Dixie E'iow =
BLANK

l. 81 30. n W. K. " llson's
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800 DIME HDlON~
.Bu~Iire~' HDOChrIA.

For ,oic by " K. Wilson
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Get Our Prices.
New Schedule.

ASK Tor prices at FLoRIpIAN jnb office helol
you send your job work abroad
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Cash Price for Dixie Plows
AsO;lI l.;aMH.

Is $50, nj w r. Wilson's.
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CASES SUBMITTED.
L. NJ. Il II. d. Ballard VS. Eckman 4 Vetsburg
et dl-Polk county
NJ II. Sullivan vs. J. b Walton, City Tax
Collector OF Pensacola county.
Emily K. Wilson, Executrix, ct a., vs. Phnbe
Fridenberg-Ma'lison county, transferred from
Duval.
W a. Mclean vs. L. w Spra,t-Duval
county
f. H McCallum Ct al VS.. G. F Drew Ct al
Duval county.
VIM H. Dunbar vs. F. Haines. Administrator
d b n, Sc.-E,cambil county.
CONTINUED
Mary Williams ami James Williams vs. Jane
k"hles Administrative, and John G. Rohlts II
".-lrvy county.
ATTORNEYS PRESENT.
Gen. J. b. Wall, Col. s NJ Sparkman. Tam
pH. Col G. \. Hanson, Barlow Mr. Geo Whe.-
ton Deans, Col A w Cnckrell Mr. G Coopcr
Mr. . j. II Summers, Jacksonville. Col J F.
Mcclellan, Mr.. Il S. Lidden Marianna Mr. "
Bonnt Pensacola; Judge John " Ashbv
Gainesville. Hon G NJ Cooper. ST Augustine
ADMITTED To PRACTICE
MIR. IT, H. Buchanan Jacksonville Mr. G b
Parkhil Pensacola
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lSM2&ies and HSOn4.

The cheapest and best Ru@gies and W arun> in
the market can hc honrh, al
70 ''m VI VI CuEI;~
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tfti.> trc becoming Ia >i.-lII ""nttsi
,.1l hoop earrings are ae.,iu III ta~&,nn
l.. vhioug and square paper are nlShIona
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-22
A BROKEN BANK.
singular Scenes In n Small New York VII.
Iape.

singular Scenes In a Small New York VII
SYRACUSE, July 2l.-The village Of Sodus
has been greatly excited the past two days
over the failure Of z. W. Gurnee 4 Co.,
bankers, who made an assignment on
Thursday. Crowds Of villagers congregate
on the street corners and discuss the fail
ure, which seriously affects large number
Of poor people Mrs. Beebe, an eccentric
old woman, who had deposit with the firm,
went to the door this afternoon, raped
violently and said Il want TO get in here"
There was no response and she repeated the
demand with the remark, You're in there,
and / know you're in there" With her
third knock at the door. she said with much
emphasis Now come and open this door.
I've got some money in here and want il.
You needn't hide, for | know you are IN
there and | want to come in and get my
money"
James Case, eighty years ole. who Is said
10 be rather penurious, approached Il. ".
Gurnee this morning. shook him by the
hand and said: y heard that your bank
had failed, and ] thought would come up
and get my money.
The Gurnees used good deal Of discre-
ton in preferring poor people and leaving
MANY OF their relatives and friends in the
Iurch. The toSn taxes deposited in the
bank amount TO $500. The firm asserts
that they will be able 70 pay hundred
cents ON the dollar
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SAD HONEYMOON.
Brutally Reating n Wife Of Five Wee

BrutaIIy Reating n Wife of Five Weeks
Murderous Fellow.
CHICAGO, July 2l.-Alexander Stearn,
young married man, is a prisoner at the
armory station, being detained for wife
beating and larceny. About | | o'clock yes,
terday morning he was detected in the act
of mercilessly beating his wife, at the corn
er Of Clark and Harrison streets. Mrs.
Stearn, who is young and elegantly dress.
ed woman, visited the station, where her
husband had given fictitious name, which
she corrected. She claimed that the priso.
ner married her about four weeks ago in
New York. They came TO this city abou,
two weeks ago, and since their residence
here her husband. she alleged, had been
urtiring in his endcavors TO gain possession
of $500 in money which she had. She re
fused to let him have the cash, and he then
began abusing and beating her. Yesterday
morning they we're walking along Clark
street, and when at the corner o. Harrison
street the husband again demanded the
money. The wife again refused, whereupon
he became so enraged that he beat her
about the face till the blood streamed down
her checks. Besides this, the woman
charges that her husband during Friday
night had broken open her trunk and alb
stracted $50 and her gold watch. She stat
I'd that he had pawned the time piece for
SIS. Stearn will have hearing before JUS
tice Foote To- morrow morning.
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Convention Arrangements.
~ THE HOTEL LOBBY.

The Feeling Among Delegates Who Have
Arrived Faulkner and Raymond Here
The state Administration.
The rotuuda Of the Mcclure House was
last evening thronged with new iaces-the
first installment of incoming delegates.
Two of the four prominent candidates for
Observation-Disclosures and Haymond-were
present, the former full ofvigor aud activity
moving about among his trends with the
grace of athletic manhood, the latter sitting
quietly in one of the large cushioned arm
chairs, for which the McLure House is
famous, shaking his chin and looking
way into the dim vista of coming years.
One Of the other two (the two being
Wilson and Vanmeter), was mainly con-
spicuous BY his absence. 1t is said he will
be on hand tomorrow.
Delegates were present from Monroe,
Gilmer, Marion, Preston, Wetzel, Nicholas,
Tucker and other counties.
1t was generally conceded that Faulkner
during the course ofthe evening developed
unexpected strength from counties that had
been hitherto stated as whole for his COM
petitors. The outlook last night in the
several hotels was decidedly favorable to
the Black Prince Of Berkeley. Whether
the arrivals OF tomorrow will affect a
change or not, is yet to be seen.
There seems TO be a strong disposition to
cenSure some of the measures of the State
administration. Let us hope that confer
ence with each other may result in an
amicable arrangement, by which the honest
motives and good intentions of all parties
viii receive proper appreciation, and at the
same time preserve the consistency ofDem-
ocratic principles.
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FAULKNER AND HIS FRIEND.
Arrival of the Senator-A Talk With Hi
Lieutenant Henseaw.

Arrival of the Senator-A Talk With His
Lieutenant Henseaw.
Well up in the day one of the most i'm
portant arrivals of the affair came in. This
was the Hen. E. Boyd Faulkner, who i'm
mediately repaired to his room at the
Mcclure. No man in the State is more
widely known than he, and when his hand
some, smiling face appeared in the lobby,
later on. an impromptu levee was the result.
Senator Faulkner was accompanied by
large, fne-looking man, who soon became
kuown as Mr.. William Henshaw, of Berke-
lev. He is quito prominent man in the
Eastern Panhandle, and is one of Mr..
Faulkners ablest leutenants. All evening
he mingled with the rapidly arriving throng
of delegates but in leisure moment
REGISTER interviewer had brief converse
ton with him.
YES, | am for Mr., Faulkner" he said,
"and for the best reasons in the wOrle. He,
more than any other, represents every inter
est in the State and is the exponent of the
Young, aggressive Democracy. He is the
strongest man we could name and at the
n6du OF Ine tlChcl "Oulu sweep lHe clatc
and rebuke the boast OF our National
Gueney. But | want to say, right here,
that we are loyal Democrats and will sup
port the nominee, whoever he may be.
How does Mr. Faulkner's strength show
up"
Il think he will undoubtedly lead from
the start, and be eventually nominated. We
are fighting, however, on our own merits.
and endeayoring to make no enemies. Mr..
Faulkner has no natural enemies and there
is nothing they can urge to his kiscredit.
He representa- every growing advancing
and live interest in the State and with him
We cannot fail.
How is Berkeley county on the other
candidates?
81 can not sav. We are all so wrapped
up in Mr.. Faulkner and his interests that
we lost sight of every thing else; but our
county will he kind to all OF the candi
dates
Mr.. Henshaw, with his clever wavs, made
many friends last night, both for himself
and Mr.. Faulkner. He was very generally
spoken of as one Of the Electors-at-Large,
but if he gets it 1t will not be because he is
working for it, for he is not.