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Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

A Proclamation.


XkCuItvEDEfAKrMM
y. BENJAMIN T. hIGes, Governor Of inv
ofAfoDf Deiswaras do h or roy proelRtm ard
mare nova, IN Accordance wi b tee pr Wis
ions OF an act Of tn UOueTAi Assembly Of
lhis state, that on tbs slxsn day sf NOTem-
cor, 10 the yeN OF our lord one thouSand
elsht hundrsd ard eighty eight, being the
tuesday nsxt amer the nfst Monday IN sAid
wenth, an election viii be nold IN the tsVa-
~ counties Of thIa StGto, at the plAssb 10
toe HuntTsds FssreStivSlT At which the
0eneral election 10 tins said year is held, for
ths pufpo OF choosing, by ballot, three
electors for TIE election Of President and
visa President OF the united atatss.
In testimony uhefesf l. BeBtamlu
7. Biggs. 0oyerncr as aforos aid, hAvs
hofounto aRt y hand, and oaase1
II 8 the Great Seal o. tho StAts 10 b. af-
hHod, At Dover, this TIVE sty.s
day Ct CetLbsr In the year OF cur
era ems ihGustni eight hundred
snd eighty of fht.
BT the Governor Il, NJAMlN T. BIu0a
JOHN p. eAuTsBuKY,
StcEBtaTY OF State. 0qa
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

Do you suffer with OhilbIainl? i c6r-
ylFy 10 Il G prompt relief obtained from
the use Of Salvation Oh for cbilblains,
md d = not hesitate 70 recon- y sid tt %
tbs aest oafe ever tried. IS. HCoD,
749 W. Pratt ST., Baltimore, Id,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

Our SO inch English Broad Cloth
at SO cents yard Is stunning
bargain. You pay in Philadelphia,
81 80 for gu extra fine quality we sell at
81. You wonder how we do it. Cash to
buy with and small expenses tells the
ttory.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

thsa sylFyh0dy ought to know has 4.
2aIEeGrt gives 2a40 lfs. Of she best, we'll.
cleaned coal in every ton you buy. Oak,
pine and hieOFy klndling wood IN large
ioaa14 Line for vht.eWRshinR, Yard,
DOT Of Monroe asTeht. Central Office,
seventh and King Gtzests. Look fer t5s
blue siSn, opsnizC IN the syrriug
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

Or. SHINING white Pulmcnie Balsam
Tne great real proVeulor OF cousunp.
ton and positive cure Of coughs, sore
throas, hOarfonsss, Group, etc., and pcs
live preB1Fyer Of the voice fJC public
speaking. Sold only In 500. and 81
bottles. Dspof, Fourth and King STREETS,
Wilmin Rton, Dsl.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

What's the matter with prices on our dress
goodsl Some Of them for half that was
asked few days sgo. Not our loss, but
the importers and manu6eturers You
gain the benefit Of their mistake in over
production.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

Please do not forget we have the best
line Of stockiDette Jackets ESQ our Gus
toners say), that is shown In the city
Also good line of ehildren's cOats. You
known lite money buys one.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

Have you gore
over your house to
Hnd cut what glass
has been broken
during the psst
year2 Is your cell
lar glass in, that
you may be able TO
keep your hou e
warm without burn
ing so much eoals
Do you own houses,
aud have oulooked
cut for the comfort
Of your tenants be-
fore the severe
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

when baby was SICK, We gave her CAstoria.
when she was Child ahecried for CastoriA
when she became Mise she elunE to-OAatori
When she had shildren rao gave them Cas-
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

The greatest eye medicine on earth
curing hundreds Of sore and inhamed
eyes, red aud granulated eye lids, and
weak eyes, every year. We refer 10 Mr.
Turner, at Hockessin. Mr.Rumor on Pop
lar st., Amos Brown, near etanton, be
sides many others, all remarkable cures
Perfectly sure, very reliable. Supplied
in IS and soc bottles. Main depot Ain and
King strests. WiiminRton Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

The correct styles, the excellent quai-
~, the extreme low price on Childrsn's
Plush and Cashmere Caps is raising havoc
with our stock. We have hard work to
keep 1t full.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

wishes to inform the public that he will
continue ths Ice cream business 81 No.
S3l Jtf1sTton stEeat; also oysters viii DO
served In svely style and by the quart
at the usual pEioeR. Telephone cali A34
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

The uny TsAP'prGs BIias. kloa. Il
Stimulates The HIsih and quits he aenss rssu.
assS The Bowels and produces a perfect blood
circulation, which Is sure to restore perfect
health.
tils1. W. DAVIS, OF leg Baronns 81 New
Orleang, q, writes und5r date MAY 2Gsr,
1888, As follows: al haFa been going 10 tire
hot SptinEss Ark, for hftsen years for an
itehing hum5T IN my blood. ! have iusl
used three bottles Of Vinegar Ritsars. ana f.
hss done ule more good than tho SpEi8Bs Il
tao best mudioius nads."
JOSEPH J. EACfaF9. Of no. rs West St.
New York, saws: "HEye not bahn without
1inegAr Bittsfs for tbs past tHsiPa year,
End ooRhider Il . whole medicine CAs8t IN
cur iamilY."
A BsEusi.ul book nee.
Address, 4. II. MCDONALD DRUG
20 o32 Warrington 4 , New York
81 eOfAW
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

Those Ladies' 50c vests and pants, fine
gauze, richly trimmed, are fairly walking
away at 4lc. Price is a wonderful big
item,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

The delicious fragrance, refreshing
GOODNESS, AID soft besuty impaired to
the skin by PozEoni's Powder, com
mends II to all ladies.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29
'ESHE ARIloAE8' sGVIa5f aEPE.
Ko. sea EzAEzER sxEFEE.

no. 6o2 EzREMET EzEFEE.
IHooEFoRATED..,..s... Il. ,sgs
Open 70 roosiVe deposits daily from t.U.
Until r, M, Hnd on Tuesday nd Saturday
sgenings from 7 ~ OiAIoOk
Tbs charter Of tha bank pr0Yldol thaE tha
prohte upon Its Investments, except ~ mach
20 u required fer the payment OF us.ssaaFJ
expenses and for suitable surplus for tht
security OF dapoHtots, Shall b. divided
smoRs the d0positore,
No manager Is Llloasd 10 borrow any pNYt
OF the funds deposited with the Cooperation
HAHEuERH.
lSorgs ". Hu1h, =. Allen Lftlef
y, Wesis Eeidin, Alexander } Hart,
Geo. ). CarsIlo, N. X. Benson
Jhsa. W. HovlSnd, JOB IL. Jackson,
See, L. Carpenter, r., Anthony HiuFt1r
Henry q. Dare, Washington HaBsRgl
mOHEN LEOGEGDDW ECEFfEtfEf,
eHo. ". BUZZ, ESQ. Il. UAPHLLE,
fTegldsnt. ViCe-Pssidens.
\. T. TAYLOR, Treas ufsT.
~ nv Io7, e Mks5EH AuSlt3E
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

Handmade chocolates a. RsTsuson's,
IL mast BecoEd street.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29
SAFE HIVES NEHTs
! ia1t1'1aliE's C,pital, $50 orc
~ Sz<SzzznSss Surplus, fO.40
Guarantee strength, sl.lbOsIJ


Record ofour IS YEARS business.
"a s5i Mortgages rcgctt tied, aggtt'g Ell, 7fs 81
G9'5 IN force, - q, 85', 1852
w paid. - E ana asa
lhlt rest paid aggreEaHaE 3Yt5 4J5
iotal paid TO investors 800, Isl
We have SOi4 Pa rRoNs 10 whom we can
refer. We do not claln TO do the
largest, but the SAFEST bu1iuess.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT FOR SMALL,
AMOUNTS
run Information furnished h-
D. b. WATKINS LAND MORfHAdE CO.,
- LAWRENCE, KANSAS; or
new YORK MaHg'r. HENl.N DICKINSON,
alS Broadway,
oct-O
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

"And now, fellow citizsus," said the
political orator, ~ lysVs the subject
with you. have simed TO maize my
spsooh short and fall Ct pitb."
Like q Atunted ooTDeot /" yelled an
unoonvlnosd old fsIme; In the audi
eroe.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

Ia this Lobby. (smokIn2
dsspsFBsely)-- the great 5helley'e
tonetl ihai last Sos Was a cruther,
Wssn'ti2
OGuldwsll--Doh's say 0 word, dear
boy, I'm ell OF q tTemb.s.
Trenlow-Did you ever see = more
reallsdo death scene In your llie2
OsnldWall-It was too horrible to
los 81, Gnd oams very near f4Inting
By the way, do you suppose those
buckles on the DuohssJ' shoes vera real
or past?
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29
DUBLIC SALE
4 or A
vALUABLEFARMAN DMLL PROPERTY

VIII be sold 81 public sale on the premises,
known ''NtiloV Glen Farm snd MN Il
one haif-iuilc south Of Iarhervi'ie, In Penns.
bury township, Chester County, "a, on
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

A handsome surrey, for want of usa
just bseh done up In bTet-olass order;
viii sell az 4 bargain, GB owner has no
ase for Il. Apply OF First q Allmon,
Seventh BEd shipisy streets,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

Hush's, French street. wharf Is the pls,s
stpy your coal
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29
BOSTON
NO. 2 WEST SEC
FULLY EQ

With the completion and
Street buildings-giving us .
both for customers and our ow
establishment now fully equip
never before.
The contamination of +
pfovements not only enables u
departments located In the I
space and added fs
partment throughout the house
The public are invited to \
ward and inspect our new ARA
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

Had never seen It City P0et-WhAs
= very qassE looking yellow weed that
is.
YGuaR LAdy-YelloW weed Good
ness mel Thla is the beautiful 'GoIden
Rod" that J GU raVed about In your last
POEM.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

GruoH eUzzEla.
GeEeFsl FsgalshIag JgadAftak3s
ne. sSS EAEZ sEyEaZzz sEsEHZ
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

A GAHTS WAHrED To SELL THE
IA ADM IS ELE THO mSTAL p LIsH
rho most Ealuabl1 ooUpoHnd ever put ppln
the mtTEs.. is an a,ll.ls bound TO have
an enprE Gus sale J-s;Ro prargi assure to
live canYaisR ,. Apply SsltWssu ami IL O..
cleck, o. b.. 81 tha tfli13 Of the aOAt
lLkUrplJ INITIAL CLASH COMPANY
7th aad Market, city. o2k u
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

utR sAI.f -uOOD FUhH hOHEY AT
Z utulsf g. no. 1870 az street, rear
sdeiJtsas JaEo bseE IN PES msat for the
Via e12
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

GTRAYED AWAY ON THE 18TH
- mat. aired setter dog, owner's name ol
collar and reg s'nrtd. ANY Information In
keG LtrCgt. o2i SIT
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

-,,ITED,-REMTs TO COT.
EcT. NOnihIy or queF-
", .etIIemoBis vi . Iull ltems-
W. iy.i"tSms nj. HAWKINS 8 &C.,
OF -.
,,ryp -TO IHvEsT PE11As
4 w .ta5itly, $4,000 Of egtAto
,Mnas 10 Improved Oity OF OsuAeS
IsSTtsaEss st e F ESR ss q co.
lya.u - -.
------.,1-aELP FURNlpHED r0K
W sn,,si,' fsVauTants and priph q fAmL
W. sss afOrs, Apply d Inssii ,gSs,
- SOS Orange street. Nu
---,sTyD-qol b MORIoAaEs AT
w 5ptf cent on Tfote.J ~ ha5t I'VE
nlss,, t2i Marsot street.
z1ITrfIl-AN AaErT TO CANVASS
w HwilntrKt9n for a nsufp1pef, big
W.uJBas paid. Bp ~ OF Atdfess Josh
eIif,JI s, FaulIiAEd, Del. OF az
-1.TEII-A MAN ARD WIFE IT.
w "a 10 country. MAJ 70 take cars Of
,ssv5msn TO cock. ReieFtnoe 70
NV IVA kdlreSs Il. ", this enaeh o ~
~r,yrrll-A SITUATION AS BOOK.
w tsopp! OF CLERK By q ycung man Sat
,lI,,ary iBfIfones as 70 eompetenoy Ard
siFe.sr fplU to Al ,s.n Market sc. S1et'
.1,gTgU-lWD asnTLEMEN or
w man ard uiio can 30 eog0mmoeafod
~ hard a. 4C7 4. 9th atlOss. o2I-l2t'
sITIEErE -IMMEDIA rKLY, % To
w no gusfts OF milk Apply 70
ELUhr, Jh 3. IN 81 81 TtisitT
TTANrgD - WALNUT KERNELS
w tFEEGUSgk'S, No. II East secont
md. o@-s
1IYINTAD : no LIT. SEVERAL
w tounL with or W,tAeu; beard ~ Z.
\, rrslr III and King H-TseA. 012 o.
TTT5NrEp-k FIDDLE AoEsD
w V5Bsu or hatf gTo sn girl 90 Be.
Ml LOnbud street. o1sSp
TTTAErFr-a WHEILWRIoHr. AR
w rly Y. r. HluKM An, t0S ". Frcua
r,tt o. II
TITAgTI D a boy tn LEARN THU
w Trlnu brtlpe 4. MsTolRtns.t lint
R Co ~ MARKET 81 o2e q
TITskrrD-- ROARpEHS AT ne MAE
w Sis Ssaond'eteTy icont room.
Oh e.s
Observation-Disclosures AT 500 KtN7
w srsst. UoJpa iugLiShsd or ubfue
lifssd. Also LEb.s b0ATieTs els f2s
-. -
ser EAls
--.-.-----------------
IOR sAI.E-THE STOCK, FARMING
/ H.rH 50 dairy fixtures Of snan
hm .,..It. No li.A .dyHiu1 Hundred. bo-
a.l0i su5 .-rzirw Unsurpassed 1he above
sltH ..I 8" Is1uthlH rhs, and money
L6thse.rt ..rh Ftir, Would make an Gle
ggat ...rH .sf milk route to Win nKtOm
Gl7.ruN. -tDIT w KSUN, ibis uil;e.
TlR GOOD PUN hOEEY AT
Z Htuasfs, no. 1870 az street, rear
Bftns st-Ust. 10 viii AXE the honey from
tdeggas' taEo BAGS In payment for the
VIA e77
HlR SIZE - GALL At HUVELTY
J. UffrtE5 y MS soon, 70 rush oiftn ah
In 10 as sfti ior 'i.tlo m9ney. Corner 21d
ia1 tstns. -.gel. t3i0F
UgUsalIs-l STEAM EEaINE, SIZE
L ots'I.n4Or 1850 n5nst. Apply - ]
AtAaNs.uS CO., lgs King 81 city, OF
hHr1g. mel o21-u
Tgr W. S.-A LUr or BUILInNa
x Ast..ai, ooDilzting u eRah, doors
E,tn.l 1FdA "a. AIo bultinE f5i
H. J. l. AK, 40. Ia Eirg ", ig.ti
TJL LE-A VERY NEsIEABLE
y a-.Ilsa IN Trenton PltcA. Toms
u'f 40 y AZ E2l lttiei ro1 81 C27 II
PCS Fsuf
LlR IrNT - TIE THREHsT8RY
4 ase a- Ne Il "a W. eighth street.
tuz ~ bath, hot and cold
We N hAi Nfatgr In celia, bach.
tty Narpgts Will he sold 10
hATsh g. lnq lire a. this OdAcs
TfC8 re a ZINE EgUE ROK a
~ Hi7 70 Aaghn8Es building, 1876
~ halr 'uasts. Apply % y. ne,
uAelbH g. W. 10Th 81 Rs.N
UlE gfFr "A LARGE SECOND.
y 1o' room f.r ledgeu. Apply q 81
tEla Etss. 90 81
TEJGHJIs RoR BKEEIE PRIVATE
4 ial te1Tal ioeztion. address
HBi' Eanuz, thig ctKos. o2s.3E
------=--s=-s-------- -------s-------------=
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

NOR s'LE-- CALI At RUVELTY
J. CffrnEs v MS ncou, 70 rush ciftn Ah
lla 10 as s1ti t,r iiltle m3Rey. Corner 21d
no tals. -t.Be.I. t3i0h
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

rlo HgbsyI,Osg 1iu san At public sale, At
ne Grsve vayd OF David johnson, Centre
fls, D5l,, on
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

| VIRTUE |
lwttn Tenn
VI WnmlpgI
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

-ITrEu-GOuB mDKtoAtShe AT
w AIhff cont. on Eroiegty 81 half IVA
" PHILIP X. CLARK n TO-,
nlN t2t Mar1ot street.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

-vAUrFI-kN ACiEnT TO CANVASS
w wilntnEt9n for q nsufp1pef, BIG
Wn,,JgaI paid. Bp " OF Atdfess IOnN
sEiIiLIg S, FaulIlAEd, Dsl. o.f-st'
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

-5.EIsD-abLP EUHNlshED I0k
w So;sls, ieNaurantl and prtga g sAmt
,tM,,sd Is fhOrs. Apply o. in'sai sg Hsns'
sa,s sos oIAaSs Street. l~1
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

UOE GfFE "A LARGE SECOND.
y nor tlOn fr ledger. Apply 81 81
tElaE tas. 90 81
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

h"riherlyEl
lbncGRa
et ieII
| TO- mi \
| htue ts1,l
| toUt 10 tlsi
n thsnrr lid
VI lcgiaa'
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

w rlyFP. BIUKM An, eos ". Frcuf
Itttt o. If
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

UlEsElls-l STEAM EEoINE, SIZE
L ois.Hn.Or l15l n5nst. Apply g J
A uAaNs.uS co. lCB King 81 city, or
hHrgf uei. o25-a
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

zITANTkU-IWJ aEnTLEMEN on
w man I'D vito can 30 solommaeafed
~ b,sra a. 4C2 4. 9th anOss. o2I-l2t'
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

.rYT re- IHVESE Ekb -
Ai.,,tIy, $4,000 Of estate
y, tmoroVed CITY or County
inhs,s- ages ~, AIS per eeae..
1gTE 10 hOBHRsOH q co.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

1
II
!. .y nl
i
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

XIIAyTI y a hoy tn LEARN THU
w Trlbu brtlpea. MeEoRntmS'l lint
hE Co, rs N arket St o7e q
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

TFJEIIS FOR RKHEIH PRIVATE
4 ial' tsRIal Ioaation. address
hBi' Eanrz, thig cfnos. o2s-3g
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

MANrgD - WALNUT KERNELS
w a FEHGUS9k y, No. II East sec2nti
lf,u V-1-ts
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

Hon at tBar
wing tnutggi
sdnunista,
aru t. Is.
lBs,,N s,-
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

SIYlNTAD - TO LIT. sEVEEAL
w rounL With % W,taeus beard - =.
Eefa'r III and King H-TeeA. ox o.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

-1TINrgII-A MAN And WIFE to
w sbto coualry. Mau 70 take care o.
,y,S AS v5msn 10 cook. ksieftnce e
IVA IVA kdlres X. W, tbs efneh OF ~
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29
4 | {

erybOdyI
see SOD
APE
pung MI
(drenwhA
{ Iecei%
|ork. tn
perfect
lie Cloth
! found Z
|lents (
years a
give e
lion M
Of DO
same f.
sci cut
several t.
give yod
|ine goo
see BoN
BONE g.
|ItteIS T.
tuynIl
are r.
axe so
cant 4
|testdyN
ice%
.oE /
lors
no
|shisrs.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

STTAREEB - IMMEDI ATKLY, % IT,
w ro lubrts Of milk Apply 70 y
ELUhr, Ji 81 3. IN 81 oTTttsitT
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

Of land nj
tt,et MI
bedas Bll6w1
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

ryTANTFU IA SITUATION Ab HJUks
w tsopp! OF CLERK By q ycung man. Sat
,hs,ory i5ilfsuos % % eompsteney aet
ss,ss.sr IN u to Al so MARKET sc. aTets
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

Dor GTNT = TIE TnREBsT0RY
i dss Nc SaT ". Flgbth strect,
t1zuta ~ hath. hot and cold
W. Us sHa'. N"atgr In celia, back,
tty aa Narpgts Will he sold TO
PtAnsH' g. lnq lire AZ this Od4cs.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

TTTINrEp-A MIDDLE AoE.D
w yoBsu or half gro gn girl % 30.
EiI LOnbud street e2ASv
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

Tls ~ s.-A LUT or BUumsu
Z aaslai, o03ilstias 81 sBsh, dooss
L.. &C. ,rdA ID, 40 busitinE f5i
n. T. l. AK. 40. 10 EtnR o. iJ.sf
TJL lE-A VERY OEsIEABLs
y ar.Ilsa IN Trenton PlrcA. Toms
Nll Il L ~ on I.t-h- n. - II II
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

yITANrEp-BuAEDERS. AT 500 KIN !
w r-est. IioJpa iuFI ishad or ubfur
tfsed. Also tEb.e boATtefs els l2i
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29
mONBAY. EOYEHHER 5th 1883,
atL3o O'Clock, pm,

EgUBHU SALE or FIRSFOT,hss
A rest cows VIII 30 eold 81 the Belle.
lue Hotal, oln Iatd, clay 81 Win !gRlan,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-24
Prohibition In TcNn.

] he prohibition movement in Texa.
secme to have assumed pol tlcA
pA Sc. a call has just been issue d
ir' IA Waco for a state convention OF
nrOhiO'tiuuists TO consider the pre-
prie'y of putting ticket in the field
tor the fall election this YEAR. In
doubtedy many of tie democrats
who voted tor the prohib ton amend
ment to the state C0nst tuition LAST
summer did so with the expectation
that the question was to be kept out of
politics. The attempt to make il a
T. Little issue, therefore, will probably
be surprise to mauy Of them. The
leading republicans OF the state, how
ever, WI hardly be surprised at the
outcome. The strength of the prohi-
bltlou movement in that common
wealth convinced them that it would
survive more than one defeat ut the
poIl-,and that il would yet be source
OF trouble 10 the democracy. The
lAto't dew lopments in the matter JUS
tity their beliet---St, Louis Globe
Democrat
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-24
THE CAMP AlGN.

This years Political Cam.
paign is destined to be the
most steering and exciting
since Coke successfully meas
ured arms with Davis, and
The EXAMINER expects to oc-
cupy an aggressive position in
the fore front Of the battle 4;
the organ Of no man, the nut
critical champion of the PEG,
pile.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-24

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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-24
Neterau1a an.

j. '-' Member. Of "Iho MoLcnuan County
'"'t- Veteran Association
You are hereby notified to attend
the Annual meeting Of the Veteran
Association of Texas independence, at
the court building, in Waco, on the
81 day OF March prox., 1855. BY or
der of the president,
gro. b. ERArH
y CHALMERS, Secretary.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-24

Garden and flower seed in every
variety at wholesale or retail, in bulk
or by package at
J. l.. SEARS.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-24
EDITORIALll

1t champions amt s p'5-
their interests as the w. /
all society and prosPt.rIIJI' nj
clippings and Seltclf ;r.tr.
ter viii be such as to ln.n+.
and instruct our TOW
patrons. -
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-10-26
A MODEL POLITICIAN.

The Wheeling Register sees dan
ger in Mr.. Elkins' tour thro' the State,
but, in a spirit of justice, pays him
this tribute:
No other man in the confidence of
the National Republican Committee
is so well fitted to look after things,
generally and financially, in West
Virginia. His decided ability, his
wide acquaintance throughout the
State, his knowledge of various To-
calities, and his large experience in
political matters where fnesSe and
tact are indispensable, were apparent
and appreciated in 1884, as they are
today.
There are many of us who feel an
intense disgust for this sort of slush.
"Finesse and tact" are never needed
by those who deal fairly with the
people; if our party had in front more
men of the class of Cleveland and
Thurman, this other class of politi-
clans of which Elkins and German
are samples, whose efficiency is
finesse and tact, would be hooted
down. If we are defeated it will be
owing to the domination in our par
ty of men Of finesse and tact; if there
had been less finesse at the Hunting
ton Convention, this State would not
now be doubtful; finesse nominated
Duckwall; finesse keeps Knott from
saying bow he will vote on the free
pass bribery.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-10-26
THE SENATOR'S SECRETARY
The Intelligence says;

The Intelligence says;
Mr.. Waterman, who was Senator
Camden's private secretary, ami was
retained by Senator Faulkner, has
been promoted to Teller in the First
National Bank at Parkersburg. lie
is a straight Republican, but does
his work so well that Senator Faux
ner parts with him regretfully.
We presume Mr.. Waterman is an
excellent gentlemen, but to say the
least, it would tend to inspire conf
dence if Democratic Senator Sc
lected Democrat for his PRIVATE
secretary. We did not know that
Senator Faulkner had retained Mr..
Waterman.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-10-26

The body of the people suspect
and distrust politicians; the reason
is this, if man of brains IS made
of that stern stuff that insures the
performance of duty, the pirate class
censpire to keep him out of office; to
that end, they cause him to DC SIAN
dered; they impugn his motives;
they excite hue and cry against
him, and give their influence to any
rival candidate. There are many
interested to hound him down and
none specially interested to take his
part. The managers of party poll
tics then say: 1T is inexpedient to
nominate a man who is so unpopu-
lar. There is too much opposition
to Mr.. HONEST" Hence, as politics
are now conducted, it is practically
impossible for man Of recognized
ability to obtain Office unless he is
of easy virtue. The remedy is, to
encourage Independents who refuse
to submit to bossism. 1t will soon
become more respectable to be an
independent candidate than to be
nominee.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-10-26

The IRteliigeRcer says the com
mittee is afraid to let Frank Hurd,
Morrison or Carlisle speak in Wheel
ing. The best card the committee
can play is to call to Wheeling these
very men who are not afraid to tell
the truth. If we are beaten it will
be because this campaign has been
conducted by politicians who lack
conviction, and who have no thought
except TO remain in office. Gentle
men, your timidity will probably
cost you your places.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-10-26
RAILROAD COMBINATION.

Another great railroad deal was
consummated on Wall Street on the
22nd. The Terminal company pur-
chased the Georgia company. The
Terminal controls 5000 miles of
road and the Georgia 5000 miles.
These two syndicates are now one,
and the entire railroad system of
the South is in the possession, prac-
tically, ofthree Wall Street Bankers.
The next move is likely to be con-
solicitation of the Terminal, the Pa,
and the B. Il o. system. Thus con-
eentration goes on. and yet jour
nal, such as the DEMOCRAT, is not
supported by the body of the people.
The day will come when those who
now refuse it their help will appre-
ciate the value to them of public
paper as distinguished from a pri-
vate paper.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-10-26
Thoughts of jefferson.

The press is the best instrument
for enlightening the mind of man,
and improving him as a rational,
moral, and social being.
Corruption of morals in the mass
of cultiyators is phenomenon OF
which no age, nor nation has ever
furnished an example.
The introduction Of one new cul.
ture is worth more to nation than
all the victories of the most splen-
did battles of their history.
/ have but one system of ethics
for man and for nations-to be
faithful TO all engagements under all
circumstances.
never appointed relation to of
fee, and that merely because | new
er saw the case in which some one
did not offer, or occur, better quail
fed.