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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-11-22

Harry Murehouse spent several days
in Greencastle hast week.
Miss Alice Fuller and mother, OF
Hagerstown, were in town last Satur-
day evening.
Mr.. Comfort Lyeth, Of Wichita, Kas !,
is visiting bis old home. His many
friends are glade to shake his hand.
Glad to see Rev. j p. Stump around
again after a very severe seige of i'll
ness.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-11-22

THIEF CAUGHT.-Har Harris, one
of the thieves transferred from our
county Jail to Jefferson county for en-
tering the house Of Mr.. Seibert, escaped
from the Charlestown Jail. On last
Saturday night he was re-captured by
officers Creque and O'Neal, eating a
meal 10 this town. They found on him
SIT in money and letter to one of his
pals, containing full statement of his
wanderings and the buildings" he had
struck. Creque and O'Neal will get
the $25 reward offered by Jefferson au-
thorities, and they deserve it.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-11-22

THE EQUITABLE LIFE AssOCIA-
Elsewhere will be found some
explanatory remarks in reference to this
association. We are glad to note that
the Directors have secured room in the
Blondell building and will move there
in as soon as possible. From the out
start its managers determined to have
no misrepresentation and no fancy mar.
gins. 1t has been run at minimum of
expense and with earnest labor, the
agents depe nding solely upon the risks
secured. The first ten months of its ex-
istence finds it up among the front
rank of assessment companies. The
ordinary life plan is not pushed from
the fact that mostly the aged or those
slightly extra hazardous seek that class
of security. This naturally creates a
drain upon the younger and safer class.
With about one million basis the aver
age age thus far placed is about 3S. On
ten ahN fifteen year investment it is a
reasonable basis for safe calculation,
allowing always for new accessions, vi
tality and strength. Thus a man at
3S living to SO has protected his family
during those fifteen years in the event
of death and having escaped, has his
money refunded to him at time of
life that he needs it and at time, when
by age, he is warned to to take q larger
amount aud go in on the ordinary life
plan. We ask for these explanatory
matters quiet reading and business con-
sideration. The Association desires
additional agents to engage in the
work.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-11-22

The WHEELBARROw BET. - Mr..
Trimble performed the feat Of wheeling
Mr.. j. w. Roberts from Mr.. Staley's
house, on Queen street to the Winches-
ter pike, all because Cleveland was
elected President. Looks like num-
Der of boys will have to go to wheeling
or some thing else, all for the same rea-
son.
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Our Customers are our Adve3.-
tiSerS.

THEr will gladly tell you their expAr
fence by purchasing from us In every
instance they viii say that the clothing we
sell are firft-slass in every particular, and
never disappearing any garment. They
will also tell you that We show the largest
stock Of any house In the city, and sell at
lowest prices, at the BALTIC. CLoTHINo
HOUSE, S. BRArFMAN. Prom.
4. KRATz, Salesman. nov is.
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SHURI' SIUPS.


Snow on the roof.
Thinking
Marketing falling off.
Lyceum Monday night.
Salt river is frozen over.
Hurry up, old Kris Kringie.
Give thanks next Thursday.
The procession was a large one.
Corn coming in town abundantly.
Persons missing their paper win please
inform us,
Love in the dark, (" Is the order OF
the secret societies.
st. John to Belva. 1--WE didn't get
there old gal, but We had lots OF fun I"
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NAME CHANGED.-Our young friend
Mr.. Charles w. Bentz, believing that
his family name had been unintention.
ally changed from Banff through mis-
Interpretation from German into Eng.
lish, petitioned the Circuit Court to
change his name from Bentz to Banff,
and the Court 80 ordered. Charlie has
always maintained creditable name,
and we have no doubt be will continue
80 to do. Our compliments, Mr.. Banff.
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DEAD.-Mr. Jacob H. Deck, of this
county, who emigrated to West Liber
", Logan county, Ohio. about o years
ago, died in that place on the 5th inst. /,
aged about 45 years and l month. He
was very highly esteemed citizen and
enjoyed the confidence of the people.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-11-22

The Zouaves will hold meeting in
the grand jury room in the Court. house
on Tuesday night. Matters Of impor.
lance will be considered.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-11-22

ROBE TAKEN.-The person who took
new Buffalo Robe from my buggy
hitched in the square, near Grantham
Hall, will oblige me by returning it..
No questions asked. A word to the
wise should be sufficient.
w, T. STEWART.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-11-22

SHENANDOAH AssOCIATIoN.-T
ministers and deacons meeting of the
Shenandoah Association will hold its
next meeting with the Baptist church,
of this place, beginning Thursday the
9th. The Introductory sermon will be
preached on Thursday at O'Clock, p.
m. At 1870 a. M, on Friday the 2Sth,
DIR. T. H. Buck will read an essay on
the advantage of Circulating Relig-
ious Literature" at 8 p. M, Rev. j. T.
Eubanks will discuss points Of Differ.
ence between Baptists and other Chris
tians." At $50 p. m, Rev. Julian
Broaddus will discuss Points of Agree
ment between Baptists and other
Christians"
On Saturday 10th, at 1890 q. M, the
Rev. T. B. Shepherd will discuss "The
Uses and Abuses Of Religious Contro-
versy." At 5 p. M, 1.-THE best methods
of raising money for Home Purposes. -
will be discussed, and at p. M, "The
Prayer Meeting-how to Conduct it,
will be considered.
On Sunday at II Q. M, Rev. Julian
Broaddus will preach at 8 p. M, there
will be Sunday school mass meeting,
with addresses by Revs. Shepherd, Dav-
idson and Milbourne and at p. m.
Rev. A. j. Reaney will preach.
The meetings will all be public and
all are cordially invited to attend.
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Business Notice.

AS my professional duties necessarily
calls me from my office at times, have
therefore authorized Mr.. Grant Pitzer
to transact business relating to the IN
DEPENDENT
j. NELSON WIsNER. E
Nov. 1, "a.
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EVERYTHING passed off quietly and
peaceably last Friday night. a univer-
sal feeling of good nature permeating
the crowd.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-11-22

WE endeavor to make our inside Sc
lection interesting, instructive and
amusing, and this issue is no exception.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-11-22

WHEN young people go to church
they should behave themselves. 1t is
the last place to show disrespect. Re-
member the sacredness of Gods house,
and enter it only for worship.
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SATURDAY. NOVEMBER a. 1884.

Ny Read our offers of special
premiums. We will, in our next is
sue, offer the Waterbury Watch and
Chain, good time-keeper, and the
INDEPENDENT one year for $4.25.
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GETTINGER = HOKE'S stock If Kid
pebbled and kid foxod hns buttoned boots.
cannot be exeslied. either in quslity or
price. in this market Trey recommend
only good goods
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WE return our thanks to all kind
friends and neighbors for their untir-
ing efforts in the interest of our child
and also to DR.. j. B. Snodgrass for the
particular attention, day and night,
to her, and for his many efforts and
remedies to save life.
i. III. & +. j. SHARPE.
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THE SICK.-Mr. G.. Campbell Janney
has been seriously Ill for the past ten
days. Trust he may soon be around
with his old pluck and energy.
Mr.. Luther Miller has been confined
to his room for several days, the result
of heavy cold. Hope soon to see him
moving about again.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-11-22

Mr.. CHAs. GARDNER has quit the
art preventative and now studies the art
communicative-telegraphy, in one of
the Offices of the Penna. b. r.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-11-22

G. ALL subscribers knowing them
elves in arrears will please settle. Bills
will be forwarded per next issue to non
resident subscribers.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-11-22

LosT.-A fine Buffalo Robe, grey wa
ter-proof lining. Will be known on
sight. Finder will be literally reward
ed by leaving same at this Office,
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Big Drires in I aosi.ing.
UNaPPRO ACfl 8 BILE

are
Styles Qualities, Prices Eyerythin&
fresh This seasons styles sro made IN
CANT and artistic; suits md overcoats -
very little money. d.
Suits Stand so, ovefcoasA ~ 80 ID 5 M
mems suits Al $i0, rcgularpr $l5 mem
suits at sis regular price $:4
We bought these goods for rash Lately
manuctur'd them in our best manner. -
they have just been placoi on nnr ooan-
ers After these lots so you will msxs r1ro
bargains.
BAIT. CLoTuINa HousR.
~ door from Eyesett Houso
Saml. Braflman, Proprietor.
nj Thos. Kratx, Salesman.
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GETTINGER HOKE'S celebrated
premium" Farmers Kip md Calf Boots.
are superior to any sold in this market and
cheaper too. Warranted WATER
PROOF aud Ir me in every way.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-11-22

THE framework around the steeple
on the Lutheran church, reminds one
of the picture of some old Chinese tenn
pie.
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30 Dnus--3O Duus.

WH0LESALESLsl GHTERi 10 s. oes
and boots, pri es that will astonish all.
BLUE FkO 1T LIE FRO II
nov 10.
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Mrs. Pinkhams CompoLn', 8octs.; Fshe Z
neys Teething Syrup, 20cts. All Pnton
Medicine at saving Of 10 ~ Is cent? ~
the dollar. Dnuo sroRs 50. Qusea 81
nov Is a III
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TO AGENTS.
LARGE PROFITS.
Hut Small Capital Required :.

Call on P. C.HUNTr r who has open.
ed photograph coping house in connec.
ton with photography where you can
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get your pictures en-
larged to life size in
Oil. Pastel, Crayon,
India Ink and Water
Colors, 1T extremely
low figures. All done
at home. and no dam
ger ofyour not getting
your old pictures back
lagaiD.
You can get such
portraits - that Of the
hon. Chas. j. and r.
Boyd Faulkner. that
was on exhibition ut
the Martins burg Fair.
The holidays are ap
preaching and you
!. Such presents as .
reciated.
P. c HUNTER.
w. Va.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-11-22

THE revival in the NJ. E. Church
South still continues.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-11-22

WHO did it-stuck Il torch through
one of the glasses in the INDEPENDENT
door last Friday night?
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-11-22

Those re the best. incest fitting aud
most comfortable goods made in this coun-
try. and really cheaper than any lower
priced ones. (They make no common, low
priced goods.) Every pair warranted as
Represented. Try pair and you will be
convinced. For sale only by
9tTTINGER H0KE
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YOU ought to see that hna lot of und~n
wear and novelties in neckwear, that 49,
received direct from the manufacturclS
lately, nj the BALTIC. CLOTHING HOUSES.
S. BRAFTMAN. PFopx
T. kRArz, Sa esfnan. nov l5-
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THINGS should be getting lively just
about this time.
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WEST END" is IA very quiet and
healthy portion of the town.
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GALL at J. s TnAMMELLS and ex.
anime his stock and prices, anc you win
not want TO 60 further.
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Don't 70 get You save zoe, - one Dol
lar on each pair Of IA. shsla bought a
tho Blue Front.
BLUE FRONT-BLUE FRONT.
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Cheap Hats.

A Handsome line Of Stiff and sou HAS
10 be sold very chesp At q, r.. HER.
RINGS. +
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THE roads are muddy, caused by the
melting snow.
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A FULL. and complete stock Of gum
boots and shoes Mems, Woman Miss $
NJ d children, from the best factories in The
country now ready at GETTING 8 RS \
HuKE'S shoe and hat emporium.
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BUSINESS LOCALS,
Something North KNOWING.

GENTLEMEN who have been paying
high prices for made to- order gods, and
especially those who have been poorly
fitted, should call on the American cloth
iers at Baltimore, and select from their
fashionable stock, suit or an overcoat
The house bears the name of ACME
HALL" the glass of fashion" 200 w.
Baltimore Street, is the location oct II
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YOU ought to see theln dne oysrco,s
and corkscrew suits, 10 both sack nn2
cutaway ST. les, 1t the BALra, CLorAixe
HoUss ngAygMAN. PRE- ~.
\. KRAFT. SAlesman. nov Is
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Ladies' Leather SafcJseys. il
A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT ~
Ladies' Satcbels and Purses just receive
and Tor sale by j. L W BAKER.
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Giorcs J! Giices /! !.

A FULL SUPPLY Of HomeopAlf 8
Specifics always on hand and FOR saisa
list prices, by
jn2l j. L. w. BAKER
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HE best 50 Boot ii The State can1s
had Of GETTINGER y HOKE.
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BUSINESS LuCA rs.

Roots. Boots. Boots.
Acknowledged By all Is BE- fsr ,he lass
est and cheapest lire ever broarl.s Is an
n*vs g r. tiFRRfNtjs
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THE CIRCUS AGENT AND THE EDITOR.


THE CIRCUS AGENT AND THE EDITOR.
A Genial Circus Agent who Struck the
Town Of Buncombe called at the Bugle or
flee for the purpose Of Inserting a Four
Column AID. of his Greatest Show on Earth
and the following Dialogue Took Place;
'Has your Paper Pretty Good Circula-
tionsr
sob, yes.'
"About 1000, supposey'
''one thousand! Why, Sir, the Bugle is
the Party Organ in this Congressional
District"
'ssay 1880 ~
"sir.'
''oh, we'll, III pay YOU on the basis Of
1000 circulation, but it's l, 400 Too many"
.Sir! Do you mean to Insult me?v
"Will you Swear to 1900 Circulation?"
"Of course will!'
The Editor was taken out and sworn,
and the Ad. which the Agent hoped to get
in for $15 cost him $45, with Compliment
airy Tickets for the Editors Family of
Sixteen.
The real circulation was $50 copies, but
be Sure you are Right and then go ahead
and Swear 10 it.
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BIC REDUCTION in Ladies eorsx,
ut tho Blue Front.
BLUE FRONT BLUE FRONT.
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Blue Front Blue Fs'oMk
Downfall in Prices Of Canton Flann1k
and Brown ard Blcacbed Musliu' j ss
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BIG LINE or Tooth Nail ard hair
Brushes from importers, of French, Eng
lish and American make. Gail land exam
inc stock.
G. w. BOWMAN.
Drasgist, l6 y. Queen 1T.
MartinsbuYg W. Va
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The real circulation was 100 copies, but
be Sure you are Right and then so ahead
and Swear 10 it.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-24
EIGHT BUILDINGS DESTROYED.

A fire broke out at 2 o'clock yesterday morn
ing in Alexander spaudng brush factory, Nos 3s and
40 Beaconave Jersey CITY, and before it was got under
control eight buildings had been destroyed and two others
dana ed The factory frame building and there
dwellings either side of it, The fire originated in
the varnishrOom from unknown, and spread
with such rapidy that the entire building
veOped in flames. general alarm brought the entire
fire department the scene but there considerable
delay owing to the bad condition Of the streets which are
noe paved Two engines, Nos. and H. became mired,
and required the united strength OF seven horses TO pull
each out In addition to this the pumping engine at
the high service reservoir is being repaired and the sup
ply of water Inadequate In consequence Of these
drawbacks before the remen got thoroughly TO work the
flames had extended TO the dwelling houses
on either side OF the factory, and thence
to a frame dwelling at No. SO Ladlaw-ave bakery at
No A BOnnerave and stable in the rear OF the Laid
law-ave. building All these buildings, with the excep-
ton of the bakery destroyed including from No.
81 TO No. Al BeacOn-aye
Mr. spauldng owned the factory and his loss Is esti-
mated at $4,000, which there Is $4,000 insurance.
The total loss is estimated at between $4,000 and S4O
OO0 and nearly all covered by insurance.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-24
ROBBING THE CLERK or 4 B4NF.
THE SHARP PRACTICE OF TWO THIEVES IN
AUGUSTA. GEORGIA.

THE SHARP PRACTICE OF TWO THIEVES IN
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
AUGUSTA, Ga March 23-While d. R..
Crocker, exchange clerk of the Commercial Bank was
exchanging checks and making his balances with the
clerk the First National Bank yesterday two sharpers
entered the bank OF them passed around to Crocke
night and attracted his attention by holding up check
and asking him. this the bank cash this check ]"
He engaged Crocker conversation while his confederate
who had not been seen by CrOckcr rned the satchcl
which was at Crockers left elbow, of $4,000. The
robbery was committed quietly that 1t was not dis
until Crocer opened his satche and missed the
money Last night special train left here for Allendale
on the Port ROy al Railroad with officers OF the CONNER
cal Bank and police officers. Information had previously
been tegraphed by the conductor OF Port Royal train
that suspicious characters had boarded hls train out
side OF Augusta They arrested In Aendale and
held in custody until The arrival of the special train nom
this city The prisoners arrived in Augusta az 80 m
to-day. They their names Simmons and Watkins
They had keys and blank checks IL Is believed that they
posed TO be the who operated in Macon last week.
where they obtained money from bank officers by sharp
practices.
The money was found this afternoon in an clubhouse
clergyman on the train overheard n conversation he
tween the persons arrested. One said 10 the other
Don't forget No. 92s street from the depot" Afer
the arrests Aendale the clergyman told the conductor
the above remark and this ccw the police went TO
work and found 81 40. The robbers registered yesCr
day at the Globe Hotel from Aiken. g. c.. under the
names G. Watson and c. II. Simmons but IL is be-
ieved that they travelling under assumed names
here. diamond ring and $21l were found on their
New-York tribune., 1884-03-24
KILLED BY a JEALOUS WOMAN

PHILADELPHIA, March PA dispatch to
The Press from HazetOn says one ELL age nineteen the
son Of Butter Eli, well-kn0wn citizen Of
Yorktown near here, was shot and killed
at that place to-day by Mrs Thomas Rees.
Ill feeling had existed between Mrs Rees and neighbor
Mrs Simmons time. Mrs. Rees alleging that Mrs.
Simmons had entced her husband and made him prove
unfaithful to her. This afternoon Mrs. Rees
went to Mrs. simmonss house and bitterly up
braided her. Driven 10 desperation by the
taunts and eers of Mrs Simmons she suddenly drew
revolver and, screaming out, "Pll have your life, you
brazen devil" ATTEMPTED to shoot her. ELL who hap
pened to be I'm the house at the time as q
visitor leaped forward to prevent tue murder but his
attempt Mrs. smmOns's life cOet his The
bullet struck him in the side OF the head and he fell
mortally wounded.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-24
TO MAKE MASSACHUSETTS, 4 UTOPIA.
A BILL PROPOSED THAT WOULD CONVERT THE
STATE INTO A BUILDING ASSOCIATION.

A BILL PROPOSED THAT WOULD CONVERT THE
STATE INTO A BUILDING ASSOCIATION
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUSEl
BOsTON, March 23.-Ihe journal has received
from an unknown copy Of pamphlet which an
nounces that the Joint Committee on the Judiciary Viii
give a hearing bill, The object of which is TO pro
vide home Of its for every family in the state,
next Wednesday at 10 A. in the green room at the
State House. It's further stated that the bill s planned
to assist those who desire help by loan Of S27l4OOO by
the Commonwealth The bill contains fortysix sections,
a reading OF which discoses the following scheme:
The Commonwealth is to issue bonds to
corporations guaranteed by the authorities OF
the several cities and towns, AT the rate OF $4,000
each and 81 900 additional for each LOCO Inhabitants
over 5000, These corporations TO he formed ny
actual citizens OF the city, town. in which tey are
formed who shall become members thereon Dy pay ng @o
These corporations organized for the sole purpose OF
purchasing land and building thereon cheap houses
which 10 be sold 10 members or the corporations nav
ing houses of their own, 70 he paid for In foyeght
regular nsaments, the proceeds OF which are 10 be
devoted the redemption OF the bonds loaned by the
cities; but interest Is required OF those who purchase
houses.
The houses to be built are Of the cheapest character
and long cheapest houses be disposed e.
those Of higher cost viii not be built In other words
the bill Involves a scheme to make the Commonwealth
find the capital with which to build houses TO he sold 10
those who of their The loss TO the state
is at least the interest the funds that loans these
cOTpOratiOl9
New-York tribune., 1884-03-24
THE WORK FOR PAYNE IN OHIO.
lRY rRIFGRAPH TO TIE rKIRrNE.l

CLEVELAND, March 23.-The Payne bureau
has started organ here The Sunday Journal the
first OF which made its appearance to-day friend
Of Senator PAYNE said to-day: "Hebry B. Payne will be
the Democratic nominee for President. He is work
ing for the nomination himself, although his
Oliver asserts that he is not candf
date. Oliver goes East every week or two,
allows himself TO be interviewed says his father not
public. The Paige, Mclean, alter Farley cOnbi
nation that elected Governor HOady, working In Mr.
Payne's interest, hut their method is entirely
American politics. Throughout the State there is
strong Payne sentiment, especially among in
fucntal Democrats. Mr.. PendctOn has fallen IN the
estimation Of the local BOurbons since the Democrats
have generally repudiaed his Cvl Service reform He
was popular at time but would create auy en-
thusias now Randall would better than Morrison
Thurman has many advocates but Payne is the choice
the powerful elements Of The party Mr. Cole.
raised such racket in the Legislature about standard
Oil IL il understood could be induced 10 Join hands with
NE Paige 70 work for PAYNE"