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Testimony OF Professor y r. tapp- o..
Heads Business College, san Francisco:
To THE NEUROTISE SUPPLY COMPANY
Gentlemen: Permit me % thank Won for yCur
prumptifude in sending me the Neuguiine.
as Der order. ] assure YOU that Il has done
me great deal Of good. have f1s the past
thi-tg-fye years led a sedcltary life. my &C
cupation being that ~ q professor and
teacher. For the past four ~ Eve years iay
health has not been very good-my nervous
system. as q were. worn oU-- friend placed
IL did me good; IL increased nerve force;
rested well ~ night; and nature soon a.
serted herself through her cooperative pow
ers. assisted b. your Neurotine- X j. valu-
able remedy. and 50 far as know. exceeds
anything ever yet brought before the public
a. y neurotic May the discOyerer Of 20 valu-
able remedy be forever blessed. is the sin
cere wish OF Nours truly, A. =. CAPP,
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BEWARE oFIMrATToNs.

The genuine has the words "Neurotine
Manufacturing Co" blown IN eve Y bottle
and each bottle Is puE up IN 4 neat case
bearing the above trade mark. and a fac
smile OF the ancient prescription inscribed
on the tsblet discovered in the Temple Of
Osiris. Abycos, ant according 20 which
Seurotine Is formulated.
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Though pure and simple, and so mild,
Il might De used by any child,
Yet sOZODOSr is 20 swift and sure
THAT mouth and teeth with wondrous speed
From Iartar and from taint are freed
ill they become sweet. white and pure.
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WHEN DOCTORS cannot help you
then take Gilmore's Magnetic Elixir for
your Throat and Lungs. For salG at
A. e. Smith 4 Co.'S Drug Store.
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TEsTirIONIALs.

Mss PETEFs SIIFHISsoN. residing At 80
Fist Sirlct Egst. : IL Lake City. says.
cLmc 20 salt Lake City 60 be doctorcd fo- my
health. after spending al my money with
the Luct0rs. I was worse. and was so weak
that I could with q ficulty walk or talk
When all my money WAS gone I Was told
that could not recover 4 friend gave me
bottle OF Neurutino. which I took in two
weeks. ~ the end OF that time was strong
and we'll
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ANSON HoUGH. Of Blackberry lis
SAYS be owes his life 10 Glmore's Mag
netic Elixir. Try il. For sale at A. G.
Smith & Co. e Drug Store. g
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BORN.

PATRIcK.-To the wife of Robert Patrick,
Jr., Eighteenth Ward. August Dist, 1856, 4
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A C. Fish. Rsncine, Wisconsin; ,.
Kiesel, Ogden City: II ". MHudIs1n. brsd-
ford, Pennsylvania, l. Meetha, BinCnam
Anton JacObson. Stockton; u. Harley,
Leadviile. Colorado. II <. Craudsll. Spring
vile: Ben Hudson. A. X. howe, Boston; i
Sullivan, Beaver Cc'es; I'd Hawkins. Blns-
hzn; Jac. ". Boyd. Idaho; {. WarTen,
omzhs; J. McCssIy, OPhE; W
Martin, Mil Greek; a. Grant. " n
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lake Point: J. Guelehimo Biugha-n; j. g
Rogers. White lake, OAK; e. w. :. Leller,
Springfield, o.; ". :. Brown Bellevue, Ida:
B COrrutte, Bingham; J. N. smith, North
Ogden: r. :. Olson Kansas City. ". J. Han
non, Butte: J. 4. Seamer, Aspen, Colo; T..
Titcomb, Cheyenne J Nulhern, Laramie
Wyo.: II. e. keisel. Centeryille; 2. Mawn-
Sacramento; 7. Mertha, J. Williams. PARK
City; J. r. Arnold. Ogden City; A Jacobson,
Bingham; :. McMeuamis. Ophir: J. A. Grant
san Francisco J. Z. Barr. Ms y. Hollings-
worth. Ninceunes, Ind; IL. \. Wheels, =
Louis No ]. Anderson. Ogden: D. Claws
I. McInnis. s. Hay, X. d. McYieker, D. y.
~ -, Bingham.
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BORN.

MogRIs-In the Nineteenth Ward, Salt
LAKE City, August .. 1856. from typhoid
fever. Martin Lillian, daughter OF George
V. and the late Catherine ID MoTris, born
December S, $50, in Salt Lake City.
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The Trade supplied By

z. c. NJ. I. DRUG STORE.
sole SCENTS for UtAh Territory.
No. ia S. EAIn Street. Salt Lake City
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MISS PETREo srIPHIYsoN.

Miss Stiphinson IS stopping I'm our raInily.
and bear Testimony 20 the truth Oi tie
above. PEDER ANDERSEN.
So First = East
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
August .. ISG
AAA 80
COMMUNAL.

Ausust -. 49,.
CONTINENTAL
Mrs. Decker. san Frn.cisco: y 4 Gals
n and wife. Miss Ella CalEiuS. Miss Carrie
l.. smith, New YORK; -. y. Cooper and vile A,
Memphis Tenn; j. III Elruy aud WIG.
Oakland, Cal. Mis- +. =. Walker. Philnicl
phil. Pa Miss i-a LcCerly. low u. Mass .
1Llss =. l. walton. Aecu-ci Pa: G. ~.
Cler< W = Jackson. Caicaeu. n Mcleod
Ogden: NJ = - niry, Milford: J. 4. puFiee
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dale, Lu-lcr, J. y C1us and liie. J.. g..
Ss.'e. = * CiiH omaha; e.. r. Hoogc-,
cheyenne. .lrs. 81 Ferry 7. u. Payne luu
wife. Mr Jl-ue-o: Ii>s Walton. Park CITY.
n. y. strickland Fremont. co.. l.. s..
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cllll alta: .. ~. Robson and vic. Los
Ausc.e-. I. E1uda., Sho>houe, iL-; J. D..
Eulas-et-e-. Omaha; ]. = Murray. Denver
Valley HoUsE.
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den. " : Lawrence. \ irounE. IA ? liar
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Ca D. simmons. Puiilipsburg. W.
Wright =. Jone.. J. Jones, ]. Jones, Jr-, II
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Francisco. 4. Pr0thers. ". l.. Callahan, k =
sss City: I J. Baker, Park City; D: J. ALI
son, Omaha:
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Ask Your Druggist for Esurotins
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The Mirror

: ~I no iatteTar. Would you
H. 1t tell a sweeter taller
: s'sgnolia Balmis thecharm-
OOkiag-gIas& =
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-SP EC1AA -
VIZ ~, - p s. a 49, T.

We have few of last seasons Wraps in Silk Velvet Pro
add and Twotoned; also few listers and Newmarlets
which we viii offer at 75c. onEthe ST. They coed styles
ID are Real, Bargains at these prices.
We also haveTa few Spring Fall Wraps, all this years
goods which viii be .sold.at 75c on the 81.
We have few Summer Silks left which we are selling az
Soc oathe 81 to.make cleanEsweep of them
Now the opportunity Bargain Call and
Tor yourselves.
These goods mustIbe sold to make for the Heavy
Fan and Winter Purchases that Mr.. L. Cohn now
making n.Nsw York.
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Testimony OF Professor = =. Capp, o.
Heads Business College, san Francisco:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-03-25
WINCHESTER ITEMS.

From the Winchester Ne,rs:
The Rowland mill property, with 80 acres
of land, situated near Brucetown, was
bought by Mr.. Charles A. Heller last week.
Price paid 1875.
We learn that Mr. j w. Holt, on We'd
nesday, 18th inst, while riding near Rob
inson's mill, in this county, was so uniortu-
nate as to let the horse fall upon him, break
ing his leg
Mr. Jackson Frank, residing on North
Kent street, died suddenly on Thursday OF
last week of heart disease He, with his
family, removed to Winchester only few
days before his death. He was aged Is
years and leaves a wife and several chill
dren. His remains were taken to Hamp-
shire county for interment.
Mrs. Jennie Ash, wife of Mr. Mort. Ash,
this county died very suddenly at her resi-
dence several miles west of Stephens City,
on Friday morning of last week. Mrs. Ash
was an estimable lady, and daughter OF Mr.
Thos. Chapman, of this county. She was
81 years of age, and leaves four children
the youngest only about two weeks old.
Last Thursday morning Judge Clark, Of
the Corporation Court, after the reading OF
the action of the Court of Appeals in these
cases, by deputy clerk C. w. Hollis, SEN
fenced Banks and Honesty, convicted OF the
murder of young McFaul in November
1884, to be hanged on Friday, the 4th day
of June, between the hours Of 9 and
o'clock, in the yard of the Jail of this
county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-03-25
en- AG1TS Z BlllS ABI II PBR5HIS

as per deed of Moore to Brisben, Deed Book
25. PAGE AL. to which reference is made, metes
and bounds. The tract lays on both sides Of
the graded road is well set in chestnut and
other valuable timber. There is @ comfortable
tenement house on the land.
TERMS OF SALE :-FiIst mentioned tract
A cash payment of FIVE hundred dollars on day
of sale and on the 10th day of October. 1856,
an additional payment which, with the first
PAYMENT. shall equal one-third of the whole
amount of sale; the remaining two-thrds 10
be PAYABLE In one and two years. equal
payments. from the 10th day of October,
lSS6 with interest from that date. and
evidenced 10y bonds of purchaser and
secured by deed of trust on the premises. Pos
session given October 10th, 1856 but right is
reserved to enter upon the land for the purpose
of securing ttreshihg and removing the sum
mer and fall crops of 1856 and the purchaser
allowed TO enter the premises for the purpose
of seeding wheat in fall of 1856 Purchaserto
pay one-half the taxes for 1856.
TERMS OF SALEOi Mountain tract One
half cash ON day Of sale; the remainder I'm one
year Deferred payment evidenced by bond
of the purchaser bearing date April LIST, 1856
with interest from date and secured by deed of
trust on premises Possession given April ist
1856. ". SIMMONS,
c. L. LAMiE. Executor.
AuctOueer.
Feb %, 1SS8-5t Free Press Fee 52045.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-03-25

Nr Nlloa,y. member OF Congress from
Brooklyn and o member Ut the committee on
Education opposed 90 the Blair biil-thinks
that the States oush, 20 look after their own
educational interests. So they should, and
getting tleir senator, and Representatives TO
persuade Uncle sam 90 help along looks as if
the States had sn eye 90 the main chance.
Nr 1iahoaey pronouuces hs name Nanny.
Sow. II DEE lived in Virginia we could excuse
"a, ,Es--a--Tz.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-03-25
SHEPHERDsTOWN summary
From the Register:

From the Register:
BIessrs. Chas C. Lucas and w. II. Wolfe,
of this county, and Frank Lee Clymer, son
Of Rev J. N Clymer, of Keyser, graduated
in medicine at the University Of Maryland
this week.
Mr.. Vincent NJ. Lucas, of this county,
who some months ago was appointed postal
clerk on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
between Baltimore and Grafton, has been
obliged to resign his position on account OF
III health.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-03-25

The sale of the pictures, vases, bric-a-
brac, etc, of Mrs. Morgan, Of New York, is
at last completed and loots up the sum OF
nearly 81 800 900.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-03-25
125 ACRES

more or less. excellent quality of land of which
about four acres is in timber.
There is fine. large stone and brick Dwell
ling House containing eight rooms, an excel
lent brick Switzer Barn and other necessary
out-buildings and plenty Of good water
The farm is now occupied by Mr. Richard ID.
Morgan. tenant, who will point out the land TO
any person wishing 20 see il.
Secondly, a tract of land situated on the
west side OF the Blue Ridge mountain near
South Bend Furnace, and adjoining the lands
of Z. L. Sublettc. John Dillow. James II. and
Henri Moore containing
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-03-25

one way or another Dr. Rodgers. of che Pam
Electric Telephone Company manages to keep
his name I'm print. Just now he is prominent
as O. witness i'm the Pan-Electric Investigation.
lie has been doctor, lawyer preacher, author.
He was q surgeon i'm the Confederate service.
After the war he went To- Europe and it was
while there. me says, that hc became a Catholic.
He SAYS he was ga High-Church Episcopaian,
but as that leads logically into the Catholic
Church. DE followed logic and became Cath
Ollie. bu, chat he is better losician than Chris
tan"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-03-25
Weir .EdrerfisemeMts.
.EOEjCe.

TAIRLIGHT, the Imported Percheron Stall
i lion, will devide his time between Shep-
herdstown and CharleStown. standing at Col.
Dayenporis Thursday, Friday and Saturday Of
one week and Monday Tuesday and Wednes-
dav of the next. beginning THURSDAY, APRIL
THE 1sr. Dr.. \. 5 REYNOLDS, Owner.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-03-25

Itonv takes q change of seven members 20
make the next Legislature of West Virginia
p.-,,i,i.Tn Inst tam over Wetzel Jefferson,
Urmp.hire WAYNE. Lincoln and Gi!mer coun-
rics and Republican United states Senator
is assured. -Rr-iic GI-ct.e.
The turning over of jefferson, with her l-VO
democratic majority, Hampshire with 800
majority. Wayne with GOO 90 1000; and So ON
is peg tina, will hardly DO for the republicans
of this State TO hang hope on. II Gen. Con
really has senatorial aspirations be will not eA-
tract much comfort from any such iorlorn hope
al, that
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-03-25

DR.. John X. Kane, prominent physician
of Wilmington, Del, aud brother-in-law
of Secretary of State Bayard, died at Sum
nit, n j. Monday, of erysipelas. He
was a brother of Elisha Kent Kane, the
Arctic explorer, and participated in the eT'
petition to The Arctic regions.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-03-25
POTOMAC FISH.
Bacon Wanted in Exchange.

Having dealt iu Fish for the past ten years
need only say chat guarantee all The Fish !
sell, and have advantages in price rs ! buy
quantities G. 7 WALL
Mar II. 1885, old Stand of !. II. Rodrick.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-03-25

MEN shoIld be what they seem" and il
they are suffering tortures with toothache,
they should not try to smile and look cool
and handsome. How much wiser to ease
the pain with bottle of Salvation Oil,
which can be BOUGHT for - cents.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-03-25
70tice.

T7HE annual meeting Of stockholders of the
I Bank OF Charlestown will be held 90 said
Bank on McNDAY, APRIL 5Ta at u o'clock a.
III. g. A. P0RTERFIELD,
March is lSS5-lt Cashier.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-03-25

The Wheeling Register asks How would
Cleveland and Nenna sound for lSSsP They
wouldn't sound a- all-Ior nobody could beat
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-03-25

Two sons and 81 daughter were born 90 Pres
ile1t Turner OF the IVES. Virginia University,
a- Noraa,9wu. on the li,hinstant. As one
good turner deserves another the Faculty of
che University have riehtto indulge bright
antcira. for the future Of that institution.
I- does. GOO. look as ifthc desires of the advo-
cn.e- OF ao-oirca-ou OF The sexes might be re-
allied Doubtless the eyes of the people of
No-gautovn are now wide open 90 the advan-
tr-., ur -.,'-Ugi-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-03-25

Tlevf.tory of Kenua over the oldest and o.
b,e-, memherot the Republican side of the SEN
ace sends him to the front rank as am ao,e ie'l
i.,, I.ale-on the Democratic side and West
Virrinia should Doe proud of her young repre-
sentative Harrisburg Nc'rs.
Should De proud Why. She IS proud-o.-
WAYS has bccu There hasn't been day
Dc was youth THAT She hasn't had reason TO
he proud ochm. It 8, the Nation that glon-
Ges him uow-that a-cnbes honor and praise
CD him. and West Virsinio's--
--Fi.Is and floods. rocks hills and plains
Repeat the sounding JOY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-03-25
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Jefferson Co. Land {!

DY virtue Of authority given in the will OF
Will Book i, Page 294 of the records of Jeiier-
son county. West Virginia, the undersigned
will sell at Public Sale IN front of the Court
House in Charlestown, jefferson County, West
Virginia
On Tuesday, the 3Oh day Of March, 1886,
at eleven o'clock, a M:
First The farm belonging to the estate of the
late Matilda 3. McCurdy, lying on the west
side and adjoining the turnpike leading from
Halltown to Shepherdstown about two miles
from the former place. adjoining the lands of
George II. Lynch's heirs John Foley and 9TH
ers containing
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-03-25

Several car loads of freight have arrived at
Morgantown since the completion oi inc ne"
r-lroal for which our good money is paid out
but not q single ear load OF lumber, grain OF
produce has been shipped for which We have
received anybody elses good money -N2rgan-
torn Posi-
Itis cyfden. that the Morsantown people
needed railroad more than tongue can tell
A railroad strike there just now would he q
-oI-seud 90 the railroad company Never
mind, Iu view Of recent events and advents at
the University there viii be use for ear or
two Co ship s.useuts along about vacation.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-03-25

There is every probability that Senator John
L. Kenna will become a very prominent man
I'm national affairs. This shows what man oil
mediocre talent may do, with experience and
opportunity, while many brilliant person
laneuishes I'm obscuritv, having not the ear OF
the word.-RHcb'e G0-ac.
There are diamonds in oOscuriy-dig them
mo- but I'm the mean time value those already
before YOU. A star may be ever so brilliant
but ifnot visible might as we'll be Opaque as q
lump of coal. Mediocre talents not me
diocre-in Mr. Keuna's case the talent didn't
stay buried and wrapped in a napkin. Mr..
Kenna through life made opportunity and i'm
proved it-neycr, Micawber like, waited for
something to turn mp, but went right along
and turned it up. That was his way as a boy
when De followed the pillow. True, lately, he
has been turning things down-Edmunds and
Sherman and the republican party. When he
doesn't blow em up he turns 'em down. OPP
portunity may or may not be the lapidory--
the gem is before the eyes of a nation Of admit
ring people and West Virginia is proud of hei
K0hino0r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-03-25

Governor Wilson is decided IN the OPINION
that the republicans have no chance to carry
Yves. Virginia. He says whatever may be the
outcome of the fight for the legislature the
senator 90 be chosen viii be democrat he
predicts chat the next Legislature of West Viz
sinia wiu be more strongly democratic than
the last. In these opinions he is az variance
with the views expressed by the West Virginia
Democrat. which journal has tried early and
often 90 impress the people with its ideas and
especially It's notion that democratic success IN
this State is q f1rlorn hope-unless ITS advice
and consent be taken.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-03-25
Sharp RiUer Sand

1 T retail and by car load, for sale by
"A 3. Q. WASaISGrON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-03-25

There are some men in this world Of exceed
ing hopeful natures, and our friend fardley
Brown. of the Loud9m Telephone, isone Of EN-.
He favors a change of name ofthe NJ. E. CHI,
South.-would havet the sectional aiiix dropped
,herefrom. regarding it an encumbrance. He
finds encouragement in the fact that two out
of one hundred aud seventy-fvc az the recent
session of the Baltimore Conference voted Tor
the change, whereas q year ago only one so Yo-
ted. He sees by continuing this ratio that IN
less than seven years the Conference will be
unanimous for the change. Our contemporary
has evidently been estimating the wealth oil
Adam had he lived to the present time and
saved O. penny the first year, Two the second,
four the third. and so on. BY che same sort oil
cheerful arithmetical progression he hopes to
see Billy Malone ON top again. We trust our
friend win not be so absorbed in these cheer
fal speculations as to forget what we have men
toned once probably two times-that John
Brown IS first victim at Harper's Ferry was an
industrious. inohensiye colored man.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-03-25
rHE VIRGINIA. FREE PRESS~~THE OLD Family JOURNAL.

Senators Harris, Pugh, George, Kenna, Beck,
Brown. Colquit, Jackson, Salisbury, Wilson OF
MARYLAND and Others, are denominated by the
IFsa pIrqiaia Democrat (which aspires to be the
organ of the Democratic party of West Virgin
lad as political athletes, into whose hands the
defence of the President has unfortunately
fallen" Unlortu atcly fallen
The way Senator Edmunds waltzed away
with the Democratic administration, IN MS
speech last week, is q caution.-RHehie 6dSe''e'
Is a caution e. publican Senators to be care
full how they er in the giddy whirl The
next time senat. Imunds feels festive he'd
better open the bail with giddy girl and not
try West Virginia reel or q Kentucky hoe
down.
The following splinter from the sunken
steamship Oregon we find under our thumb
Mrs. i. d. Morgan lost $4,000 worth of
diamonds and T. Kendall left $500 IN ms vest
pocket. but two Englishmen saved their UNI
As they expected to step out into the wet
they doubtless thought their umbrellas would
be seryiceable.
We reckon Senator Edmunds thinks "uou-
bles never come alone" He has just received
a singing letter from "woman's suffrage
woman. She writes 70 him:
"You are free to ally yourself with grasping
corpora.ions. cattle kings and land-grabbers,
Who veil their purposes of wholesale plunder
beneath protested zeal for virtue, # YOU choose
The country can stand your doing so II you
can. But when you dare TO lay hostile hand
ON the ark of American liberty and civilization
universal sutirage-you deserve, and VIII re,
ceive. scorn and hostility whose extent ana
power will astOnish YOU.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-09-30
AL BOR CANDIDATE.
Charles Jenkins NOmin ted For Con
gress BY Workingmen Saturday.

Charles \ Jenkins NOmins ted For Con
gress BY WOrklngmen Saturday.
A convention of delegates represent
ing the different trades aud labor organ.
izatiOus of this, the Eighteenth Con
gressional District, was held IN The
Knights Of L2bOr hall over the
Western Union Telegraph Offica
In this city Saturday afternoon.
for the purpose of placing In nom ma
ton an independent labor candidate for
Congress The convention was an *
citing one, and came very near helng
captured by Mckinley gang, which
wGs early on hand with Instructions
from their master. The notorious John
Il. Williams, OF MaC sillOn, csme loaded
and made furious onslaughts Oh all on
the opposite side. 1t seems that vii
liams and the other Mckinley bench
men Suppressed the notices Of the coz
yeeti0n sent out to thr different trades
and labor organizations, and only the
Mckinley heelers principally appeared .
Charles Bonssu, of Salem, was chair.
man, and after a number of speeches 8,
Charles A jenkins, of MshOning cOun-
ty, was nominated by acclamatiOn.
The Mckinley gang left the hall, re-
fusing to vote, and put In the tiule
stormiDg and fretting on street cOrnsrs.
They were mad over their ignOminiOUs
defeat, and did not disguise the fact
Over at MassiUon SUNDAY there were
hot times, the members of the trade or
gsnizations there inst learning for the
first time of the political action taken
here, owing 20 the suppression Of the
notices of the convention by Williams.