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Communicated

Says Grover to Daniel II cannot get in,
Free Trade has killed me too dead to skin,
Oh Daniel, oh Daniel, what shall do?
Ny plans for the future leave all with you.
Glow passingly strange, in spite of our gold,
That Harrison gets there, while I'm In the
cold
Why am defeated and New York elects Hill,
Can only be explained by the Mills tariff
bill
"Well, sire, for you, will do all can,
Your couutenance proves you heart-broken
man;
I'll look the world around for a quiet retreat
Where Sam Randall and others you never
will meet.
"And there with your gun and your rod you
can sport,
And at your leisure practice law in II magis-
trates court;
And then with your bottle and your deck be
content
Of your Johnnie Bull folly have time to re-
pent.
40 Sire, It's proven as sure as your born
The Sixth was too warm for tariff reform,
But you can quietly rest, wherever you go,
You will never be worried for another veto.
pocket,
But the darn thing exploded and went up
like rocket.
The DENIS lost their grip-from Cir:uit
Judge down,
The sweep was clean one in county and
town.
| Then Buxton and Kitchen came in on the
right,
And Pipar alonO keen (0mDaQV with
Feidt;
| Gordon and Butts will our property inspect
And Miller is there the bills to collect
| The Repubs. concluded to do the thing neat
That one more of the boys would make ii
complete,
So, for County Surveyor, they named Billy
Wood,
And on reviewing the work, they found it all
good"
| HEDGEsvILLE, Nov. H. '8S. q.
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ST1TESDIANIC.

mo doubt rests in the minds of
the Democratic ofiice-holdeIs on the
subject of being bounced with all
haste"
There should be none. There is
not one that has not made himself sub
ject to dismissal for fagrantly dis
regarding civil service reform rules.
The editor Of the Statesman appa-
rently realizes this bitter truth.
"The Democrats of Jefferson did
nobly, and after this we will never
be found in opposition to them"
Until the next convention, can be
read between the lines. Faith, hope
and charity are not the three cardi-
nal virtues OF the editor of the States
man.
at cannot be denied that the re-
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BRIGHTER PROSPECTS,.

The fac. that West Virginia is
getting to be an exceedingly close
State in elections, argues better and
brighter prospects Tor all her peo-
pie. 1t will tend to attract immigra-
ton and capital, for neither, either
desires or seeks location where every
thing issweighted down, by dogma
or theory of business or sentiment,
altogether one sided. AS character
is the child of trial, so must progress
sion and advancement, come to the
body polite through a contest Of
ideas, and when ideas are controlled
by prejudice, when free thought /:
chained to dead issues, by morbic
sentamentalism then inactivity, un
certainty and thriftlessness prevails
7 The people of Berkeley county ma.
rejoice. that within her borders, Their
has always been sufficient numbe
of independent voters, to keep he
course steady and progressivc-yo
may call these men on the fence
you will, but the side of the fenc
they get down on election day usual
ly counts up majority. When
gets that way, all through the Stat
of West Virginia, as it seems to b
now, then the people can rejoice, 70
better prospects and better times ar
that much nearer.
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SELLING OUT TO CHANGE BUSINESS.

Having determined to close out my pres
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offer my stock of goods at great sacrifice;
many at cost and some less, than cost, for
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Any one wishing to go into business can
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All persons indebted TO me, whose bills
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A NUMBER of rich lumber dealers
of Pennsylvania, looking somewhat
after their own interests, but at the
same time benefting West Virginia
have purchased 5000 acres of land
in Randolph and Upshur counties,
upon which they will settle Welsh
colony, consisting of about fifty fam
lilies. The land is represented to be
very rich in minerals and well tim
bered.
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THE ELECTION RETURNS.

Neither Golf or Fleming have yield.
ed the election. On the contrary
each have been busy with their va
rious committees, serving notices and
having re-counts Of the ballots in va
rious counties, so that now, ten days
after the election, it is not definitely
settled as to which one will be the
next Governor. The latest news
comes through the associated Press,
and therefore is not likely to be col
ored. They say:
"Dispatches received by the repub-
lican State committee lead Chairman
Cowden to revise his figures and in
crease COTS majority for Governor
from 76 to 202. The recount in Fay
cite county gave him an increase OF
100 and The authentic returns from
Mcdowell make the other differences.
Owing to the recount these figures
are still subject TO revision. The
later returns give McGinnis, rep for
Congress in the third district 80 ma
iority. The democratic State com
Ju..sSU sUIII CIaImS rIcnIuSS eiec'
ton as Governor by 200 or 300, but
furnish no figures.
Our readers will have to wait yet
a little while for final returns.
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suit of the late election was bitter
disappointment and bewildering sur
prise to the Democrats"
In connection with this, read
SHARK from the tomb, doleful sound,
Mine ear attend the cry ~
| All is not gold that glitters, and the
red flare of the torch wouldn't hide
the defects of Grover from mortal
gaze.
"Lay not the fattering JUNCTION to
your souls, fellow Democrats, that
civil service, or anything else will
stand in their way"
Right you are. When men carry
flags in torchlight professions, vie
with each other who can make the
strongest campaign leaders, neglect
the affairs of their position to make
speeches-in fact, become rampant
partisans-the sooner they flicker,
the better.
agricultural communities every
where are proverbially slow to receive
new ideas, and the farmers have ac-
tually sustained the MONOPOLY tariff
against the votes of the manufactur-
ing centres"
This is news to our thrifty and in
telligent farmers, they would have
appreciated better before the cleo
ton. They have voted for their own
interests and taught men of the tariff
persuasion of the writer of the above,
that they scorn their misstatements
and deception. All honor to the g..
100000 American farmers. They
want no destroying and vicious
new ideas
"a cause for most serious alarm
confrents the country in the fact,
which recent events have clearly de-
monstrated, that the money kings
have now the people firmly by the
throat. Millions of dollars were fur
nished by the benefciaries of a high
protective tariff to create corrup-
tion fund to buy the election OF the
the Republican candidates"
In the light of the fact that these
money kings are Democrats, the
above furnishes a splendid denial of
it's contents. How many millions of
of dollars did Scott, Barnum, Gould,
Brice, German, and other Demo
Gratis give to delude the voters into
voting down the protective system!
Where was Cleveland's $4,000
check-an example never heard of
before Where did the 5000 check
that was presented at one OF our
banks here for the use of the Demo-
vIaUru paIJy ConIe HUNT CIeVelanu
said the verdict was the result, the
test, of "choice between two great
principles" and that tariff had de-
cidedly won." Doodle is false cry.
If not, the other side would have
won. They charged the Republicans
with being too poor to get up torch
light procession. Now they say
they bought their election. Too
thin-a bit ludicrous, a ridiculous
contradiction.
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The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-09-21
HarRisOn's Letter.

II is not the letter of a statesman. II il
the letter OF a demogogne, 1t is uncan-
did. dishonest and sophistical in its treat
ment of the principal issues before the
country, and in it, allusions to the other
questions involved in he present cam
paign it rises to no higher level, Itisa
petti-fogging document from the first
word to the last
rhe impressions which the generals
tariff utterances will produce upon the
average reader is that he il absolutely
without convictions upon this question.
lie begins b. an effort to place his adver-
saries in false positon@a position
which neither by word nor bv action
have they shown the slightest intention
or disposition TO assume,
When it il remembered that General
Harrison and his party in Indiana have
been for many yeais demanding reduc-
tions Of the tarih, ami that he ran for
governor upon a platform deelarin,, ex-
plicity that the government should la its
revenue taxes give the creates, possible
exceptions 10 articles % primary nese..i-
~" the object aimed at by the Mills bill
the utter insincelity OF his present atu-
tude becomes manifest.
"a man with settled convictions would
not be guilty Of such fragrant incopSisten n
cy But the General Is not only iusincere
he is Cowardly iu ,he discussion II me
tariff issue Destinations Of the Chicago
platform, he attempts 90 break the force
OF its demand for free whisky by declar-
ing that am occasion i not likely 10 arise
for the repeal Of the internal taxes"
'And YET the Chicago convention has
said TO the country, in plain Language.
that rather than surrender any part OF
the protective system, the republican
patty would repeal the whoie Internal re-
venue systvm General Harrison says he
endorses the platform. buI lie also saws
that the policy q proposes will not be-
carried out We believe this Is the first
ume a presidential candidate has ever
sked the suffrage Ol { lNupie UPON the
ground that the policy which his party
fpossd We old no, b. carried oUl"
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FoR SALE.

have tor sas. o. tract Of 100
acres OF land ad4oiuing the grow
in, and thrifty town OF Whiteviile
on the Midland, lying on each side OF
the road. 1t is we'll improved, has
sulIicIency OF timber and wafer,
Also one tract OF III acres, lying on
the waters of Clear creek, of a
mile from Sad town, this Is spIen~
did farm, and wiitprovo mn~f de-
sIrable property to anyone wishing to
purchase. Address or cah
L. i. DUEtAN
W nittrille Tenn.
The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-09-21

The democrats of old Is are
talking about planting a pine push
ia n barrel and carry it at the head
Il their column ou ovation day.
Other districts speak Of organizing
q company, every man Of which
shall wear a wool hat and only one
allows. THIS is a capital idea
Bob Taylor has always been kno wn
as the friend of the boys who we ar
wool hats. and piow with only one
yallows holding mp lheir trousers.
II would be the graudest ovation
ever given public servant for
the true and tried democratic hosts
OF old HRrdemau To turn out Oct
Sth, thusly uniformed, aud do honor
ID Our Governor, the p ,srIess ra-
lor and the Invindible stumpel.
The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-09-21

A Minister'S d DeacOn's Meet
ing will be held with Clover Greek
church Saturday before the 9TH
Sunday in Sept. at 10 A. NJ.
Programme: 1st. Should every
church have Sun ay School and
why.
End. The importance Omission
work in the churches.
3rd' The duty of the church to
new COW erts.
4th. Prayer meetings and how
to conduct them.
9th. What is i to declare the
whole coun Gil of God and are Bap-
fists doing sol
9th, Tie split IN which contto>
yer ed points of doctrine should be
preached,
A query box VIII be Of ened and
all brethren and friends ale cordi-
ally invited ana solicited to attend
and bring their queries and
preparations with them. Brethren
not receiving cards are rogue sted
TO elect subjects, ana come pLepar-
ed TO discuss them.
We hope to h ave = God lime a
which al can take a part,
STEVEN LACY, CHI,
The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-09-21
A CHILDREN'S HUMANE SO
CIErY ORG AIMED.

twenty young Iadle7 ANU
man organized HumSne Society |
Al sHoly Greve'', the residence OF
Col Knox Tate, two miles west of
BOLIVAR ON Sept. the Il. Mrs Knox
Tote was elected president, Jerry
WeIlops. treasurer, and Knox Tate,
Jr secretary The next meeting
will be held at Hecklen'', the resi-
dense nf Mrs. . Il Polk. The Star
hopes that it may flourish and 81 NV
until it's influence will bece ma a
power i'll the land.
THE SPIRIT OF THIS ORGANIZATION
Is TO EDUcArE AS WELL
AaE.o PUNISH
It's Objec'. - are: To arouse pub
lie sentiment to higher apprecla-
ton Of the grand mission Of uman-
/ ity 70 the dumb and defense less.
To create a widespread in terest
/. IN the enforcement Of the La,os for the
prevention Of cruelty.
We BELIEVE 1T IS DUTY TO INDUCE
1. Children to be humane.
| 2. Teachers to teach kindness to
dumb animals"
3. Clergyman to Dreac it,
4, Authors, and
5, Editors to keep 1t before the
public,
6, People tn appreciate the INTEL
Iigence and services of animals, to
remember that they suffer mental as
we'll as bodily pain, and
7, That the exercise of humanity
toward the helpless, will benefit man
morally, physically and financially,
TO INTRODUCE
3 /. Systematic hum ane teacbin
: in schools
?. Humane literature in hom es
and public places.
8 Childrens' Humane Societies
4. Humane methods of slaught 2
ering'
8. Drinking fountains.
TO PRENlNE
l. The driving of CALLED and
disabled ANIMALS.
2. The use Of tiglt check reins.
3. The use of close binders.
4. The starving and bleeding o
calves (practiced to whiten the
meat.
5. The carrying of fowls head
downward. and the cruel tying of
them in the markets
6. The general neglect an abuse
Of domes tic amin ais.
z. The slaughter OF b.rls tor mil
inery purpO see.
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