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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-09-04

There was a large convention of
representatives of West Virginia
Democratic clubs at Wheeling last
Wednesday. Permanent organiza-
ton was effected as follows: 'Presi-
dent. w. c. Handlan, of Ohio coun-
ty; Secretary, B. H. Oxley, of Lin
coin county; Assistant Secretary, A.
G. Haglicht, of Ohio county; Treas
urer, w. N. Chancellor, of Wood
county Executive Committee, list
Senatorial district, Henry Ziliiken !:
I'd, L. p. Carr; Sd, Henry Ash;
4th, J.. L. Knight 9Th, G.. w. Tip
petit; 9th, Henry C. Simms; 9TH, w.
T. Smoot; 9Th, w. r. Thompson !;
9th, d. C. Gallaher; 10th, b. l..
Butcher; 18th, d. N. Camp; 18th,
Geo. Z. Price; 18th, r. p. Chew
There was also n Vice-President from
each of the so counties represented,
of whom Mr.. Robert Earl was APP
pointed for Jefferson county. After
the adoption of the report a re-
cess was taken until 8 p. NJ. At s
o'clock a parade of the Democratic
organizations of the city was had as
a preliminary to the opening of the
convention. At 0 O'Clock President
Handlan called the great audience,
numbering at least 1000, to order.
AT q quarter after g. O'clock Senator
Faulkner took the floor and proceeded
to address the convention amid the
widest enthusiasm. He spoke for
two hours. He was followed somewhat
briefly, owing to the lateness of the
hour, by Senator Kenna. At the
conclusion of the speeches the report
of the committee on resolutions was
read and adopted, and the Demo-
cratic League of West Virginia adj
journed. y
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-09-04
400 BUSH. LONGBERRY WHEAT,
IL Imnroyed Sheen (Ewesl. i Southdown Buck.

TERMS OF SALE.-Snms of $40. Oand nm
der TO he paid Cash for sums over $1,000 a
credit of Nine Months will he given, to be Sc
cured by the purchasers negotiable note with
approved cndorsers. with interest from date.
No property to be removed until the terms are
strictly complied with.
ANNIE f. Balm, Admr'x.
Hcfcbower &c Anderson, Auct'rs.
August 81, 1855.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-09-04

Madam Ruhl's
SCHOOL FOR u S

MADAM RuHL wishes to announce that
1Hl she will begin her Music Glass SEPTEM-
E 3, 1855. at her Music Room in Lee Hall
Building. VIII teach Vocal and Instrumental
Music; also Theory and Harmony.
Where pupils take both Vocal and Instru-
mental Music no charge will be made for Gen
eral Class or what is called the Chorus Glass.
Madam Ruhl's reputation as a musician and
teacher is Known all through the South, she
having had twenty-five years experience as
music teacher in some of the largest schools
and private classes
Viii also teach Vocal and Instrumental Mu-
sic at Stephenson Female Seminary.
Thanking her friends for past fayors. she re-
specially solicits a liberal share of patronage
for the coming session.
See circulars for further Information.
July q. 1SSS=n.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-09-04
West Virginia University.

ONLY FrRsT-CLAss LITERARY INSTITUTION IN
THE STATE
FIFTEEN PROFESSORS AND TEACHERS.
Preparatory Department, Classical Course,
Scientific Course, Civil and Mining Engi-
neering Course, Law School. Tuition
Free to West Virginia Students.
Except in Law School. Tuition in Law School,
Sa4.OO. Total expenses for one year. $4,000
to 100000. excluding clothing and travel
Eight State cadets frcm each Senatorial dis
trict, appointed by Regents. furnished books
and stationery. Send for catalogue to
+. NJ. TURNER. Ii. D., Pres.
July 8, 1888. MOrguntown. ". Va
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-09-04
Full Line of Groceries,

Sugars. Cofees. Teas. Molasses, Flour, Meal,
Bacon. Lard, &c Also Q~ueensware, Glass
ware. Tobacco and Cigars, and many other
articles.
FRESH FISH at all times in season. and ut
the lowest prices that the market will afford
Cash paid for Produce of all kinds
Feb. IS. 1SSs-tf. D. w. HANNAH.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-09-04
NEW HARNESS SHOP!
COME TO THE
CORNER GROCERY !

VNHE undersigned has bought out the stock
i of T.. 4. Gaunt. and has removed 10 the
room on the southwest corner of Main and
Lawrence streets. where lie will keep for sale a
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-09-04
MORNING, sEprEMBER4 4. 1885,.
Democratic National, Ticket

Democratic National Ticket
Election Tuesday, Nooen,ber 6ar, 1883:
For President:
GROVER CLEVELAND.
Of New York.
For Vice-President::
ALLEN G. THURMAN
OF Ohio.
Electors at Large
W. II. TRAVERS, of jefferson County.
w. e. HANDLAN. of Ohio County.
District Electors:
lst-L. 8. NEWMAN, of MarshaltC County.
Srd-FRANK HEREFORD. ofMonroe County
4th-R. 8. BROWNE, of Jackson County.
Democratic State Ticket.
For Governor:
A. BROOKS FLEMING,
OF Marion County.
For Auditor:
P. F. DUFFY,
or Webster County.
For Treasurer:
". T. THOMPSON,
Of Cabell County.
For Attorney General:
ALFRED CALDWELL,
or Ohio County.
For State Superintendent of Free Schools:
B. s. MORGAN,
OF Monongalia County.
For Judges-of the Supreme Court of Appeals
HENRY BRANNON. of Lewis County.
JOHN W.. ENGLISH, of Mason County.
-
For Congress-2d District:
WIN. L.. WILSON.
OF Jefferson County.
For Judge-13th Judicial Circuit.
J. s. DUCKWALL.
OF Morgan County
For State Senator-13th District:
CHARLES II. KNOTT.
OF jefferson County.
"
Democratic County Ticket.
For House of Delegates:
b. d. GIBSON,
r.. Z. CHEW.
For Sheriff:
A. +. DAVIS.
For Prosecuting Attorney:
FORREST W. BROWN.
For Assessor. LIST District:
r. A. ALEXANDER.
For Assessor, 2Ed District:
G. II. TRAIL.
Sor County Commissioners
JNO. Z. GIBSON,
W. II. T. LEWIS,
7. BUTLER MOORE.
For County Surveyor:
S. HOWELL BROWN.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-09-04
PUBLIC SALES.
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Personal

TIME undersigned having qualified as Ad-
IL ministratrix on the estate of VIM. H. Baip-
decd, will offer at Public Sale. on the farm.
his late residence, one mile South of Middle
way, ". Va, or
Tuesday, the 71M day Of September,
1888. the following described Property, to-wit:
Twelve head of
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-09-04
Looming UP.

The Hon. William l.. Wilson, the
eloquent Democratic Representative
in. Congress from, the second district
of West Virginia, is rapidly taking a
front rank as a thinker and speaker.
His speech in the House of Repre-
sentatives in favor of the Mills tariff
reduction bill was conceded to be
one of tie ablest and most effective
delivered on the Democratic side,
and has been adopted as one of the
leading campaign documents by the
Democratic National Executive Com
mittee.. Mr. Wilson was n of the
speakers at tire great Democratic
barbecue at Buckingham Park, near
Chicago, Saturday last, and his
speech was conceded by the Chicago
papers and correspondents to have
been the oratorial triumph of the
day. His services were again called
into requisition in Chicago Monday
evening, when two Democratic meet
ings were being held. One was at
Battery D and the other at Turner
Hall. The arrangement was that
Mr.. Wilson was to speak first at Bat
terry d, and Congressman Mills, of
Texas, at Turner Hall, and then
they were to change places. The
five thousand people who crowded
into Battery d defeated this scheme,
however, by refusing TO let Mr.. Will
son go. Whenever he tried to stop
speaking they insisted so GENEROUSLY
upon his continuing that there was
nothing else to do. His speech was
entirely upon the tariff and lasted
about two hours and a-half. Mr..
Mills also had a great audience. and
spoke with fine effect. Mr.. Wilson
has been elected to Congress three
times from a district which is evenly
balanced politically, and was recent
ly unanimously nominated for re-
election. He is a member of the
Ways and Means committee, and
one of the most industrious and in
fuential members on the Democratic
side of the House.-Baltimore San.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-09-04

By the Governor, 3
HENRY S. WALKER,
Secretary of State.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-09-04
Various items.

A convention of Democratic clubs
is to be held in Richmond Oct. "a.
The Clinch Valley Railroad has
heen cnmnIated to TaZeWell Court
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-11-29

MaboneD ben @iqen unter Der Mnflage
oes dc eineibs perbaften uno iibers
mics i'm cen @roBseidwprenen. Man
eridhrt, Daft @iQeu selegentlid friberer,
scaen i'm seridtsten Sla3en bef4wo'
rene Insaben madts, bic oaSGertrausn
oes Nidters In bic Mabrbeitsliebc bes
Gertlasteu beosuterlo erlAattertea.
- 6iefse SriIb=a Entertainer taben
einen 3meieoetein Der Sril9en &c q.
tiOnal.9iga sssliinost.
0orige MOde tp,lroen auf Der
bisiisen &esiaratur 201 ue5ettraeun:
gen ppn @runbeigentbum, Ell
men umiab bon $1,07O,853 inoolpis
renb> sebudt. gu oerielben 3eit iteIte
Der Ba~uinipsctOr 81 grlaubnibldeine,
int 8etrase bon So, 900 aus.
Sir ben 4. @eridtsbesirt, at
tpeldem Minneppulis eeb6rt, wiinlAt
man poil Der nddiien 9esislatus bic
greirung elmer neuen Hi1ters
teIIe. Scr 8ssirf, III tpeldem iebt
4 Nidter amtiren, um'a6t bic Counties
0ennepin, Sianti> Nnofa unb @risbt
uno Die Nidter fino iebt 10 nit Qrbeit
ilberbduft, BOB pie!!e pihtiee SdQe eus
pfinolide 8ersDBerunsen erleioen.
- Nabe benz M~otprselsiie, suiIden
fer 26. unb ~. Strabe arbeiteno,
uurbe 9eter 9sfelIneer Dor ettpa ei:
mem Monate bon eil,e1l, MDtersuge iiberz
fabren uno erbeblih nerlebt. ST Der:
tiast jsst bis8 atnseieaibaft auf$4,8 $50
Sdabenerfas, eeltenb madeno,
eaB Ct tpeoer bte @lode nod bic Eampfs
pfetfe oes 3ages babe boren fbnnen, b.
g., Sab CT niht auf bic @eiabr aufaetf.
lam 9emadt tpurbe.
- Die 8oIisei Commit
IitDn, bes lansen Gi9tstbuns miibe,
nabm in ibrsr lebten Situns eine See
iolution an, nah tpelder es In Der Tplge
teinem ppli3eibeamten Seitattet 1T, etnen
@efansenen Dor benz SsridtliAen Ser:
bDr in Sreibeit gu ieben, lei es oenn,
oab Der Observation-Disclosures ben Befsbl ba:
su ereeben laTe. Das tpiro fIr Biele,
Bel benen Der Mauid CUR apeiten Natur
seipcroen 1T, b6dif unangsnebm fein.
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@etratben astto 80:
oeSf6ue

9aattett, 9ctt1tbett unto Ep=
oesfdae
pdbrsno Der Isstsu gss&e in ~fulseuSen gsmetnsem
&arias9 ,mmelfabrts sairde.
8etramt;
5terbur BoureiS nit Nsari1 Dauuinaer.
6rau5 I etsdtb nit Barbara &app.
9etamft.
@ar,a Sub Trina. @ltern, 9erHaan @ferer uns
Yauittn Sener.
as,lpetm SOispb. Gttern. Spispb Sid unb Maria
Coma =.
satbartua. @tteru, SaeOb gtuuris unb auna
Gbdt.I.
0taria aatborira. @Iteru, Sobu SReIbeuauer unb
CLARA Gdu NADER.
8eftorbem.
Soiepb @reEeI 1 Sabr alt.
NtIGaet l6tBam ID Sabre alt.
Splepb StflnS 9 ttunate alt.
3ers Seinsatr&e.
@etramt
3obanu Soft mann unS eli lbetb Nebpatis.
8etamft:
Waasalena gatbarina, @ttern, Ssaas Youtrat
.Sseaun . rabaro. GItsrn. Sosaau soss unb ma.
ria Dem inter-.
ct. Trans hon Saless&irde.
@etraut:
Serr Ratu Seutid NIT 5rduIsin satbar. Birdie.
@etauft.:
3ath 1rina. @ltern, Spbann nnb gfo9baIeua
2~dd
~etifabetD 2heD. GIterr, Sol. unb Gano 3uifeI.
Wearia 8athetina, Glteru, Srau5 uno SGbartua
Ssraudnn.
SI.pdrina GItern, Sob unb Maria Uiiner.
6eftorben.
TbereHa Dftlla Steiner 2 T. 8 M. alt.
Nuna Mlril Balm o IL Wtonote alt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-11-29
WGtbieI.

tu Zen Strrm, Ger Gaes nit f9
fOrtbewfst.
Was left unb mebt I'm umfreis Der aes
f6afnen Welt?
Nte febt sr fin, i6eint hir's aud oft, ct
ftte r%esunsstcS
faun,, 1T unaufbalilam bod letn
Saul.
limb rrd5 nod munberbarer blnft: scenn
bu NIT eblen 8ltern
Des @etfes unb bes 6ersens BAIT tein
SAtf bsfra6tet,
Irast es RAID unb ME i'm lat6ten Slug
habin;
1o6 wenn bus leer sela6en, f6tetds ct
lansiann fort
Wtt trager Gang, ais tris' er fhtpere
SAT-.
aus unerfcri6ten GueIen rinnt tercpr Re,
Stron1,
Wetrbtn na6 ridwdrts farm serfcleen tbr
betn Bid,
3nA rcrwdrts niht; bort butt ibn Nebel
Elm unp Na6t.
go FRONT Der Glub unb minpet in etn net
tes Meer
Bot 2eben, 2tht unb 0lars, bas fein,
8ren5en bat
tlnb In iid lelber freif ietn 3tttelpune
1T 0Dtt;
une bat tein SAlfHein es erreiNt, btft b
I'm 3iel.
MufOiung bes 2dtbfels In pcrl. Nc.:
Mihtt9 etnsefanbt BON S. 8leGtneer.
MutbmtQe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-11-29

- SM California @ ei n
6aus berridt cine reSe S%bdtisfeit
Nidt MIR in Der etaot, ipnoern i'm
sarsen Nproweiten Fat iid Die Sirma
bltrd 9ieferung reiner eoler @eine be=
fannt sen,adt. Gin Sober fann iid
cit, pSer mebrere @alpnen @ein fall=
fen, Die greiie iinb iebr nieoris. Nad
einem Serind tommt INNER cine Nad=
beitellunS.
6err Sol. Sauien (giaafpl=
ger pnn Sacpb 9%pffmann Nr.
81 @eit z Str, empfieblt alien ieinen
alter, 6reunoen uno 8etannten iein 2a=
ger BON Groceries Der beiten Aualitdt.
Seine Safe, s~erdrdertes Sleil6 unb see
ialsene Slide fets III GROCER austpabl
pprrdtbis. Maaren 10 biGig tpie it,
irseno einem anoern @eihdft in Der
Stabt. ta
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MuTotoermng

Sc 6erren Seeretdre Der 2pe1lper:
cine tperben biermit aufgefcroert, Der
Betras oes 95 NHeBments infolse Sin.
ide.oens bes Germ Wsihael @iIam.
Nitel;eb Der 8eielihaft prn ct. Saul,
Ninn., Der am %. Nop. '88 i'm Nlte,
BON 81 Sabren ftarb, rehtseitig einsu'
ieneeu.
Sobn 6. 8rDse,
Seer. Der 8. 6 u. 8. b. N.
498 ct. Beters g trn6e
ct. 8nuI, 81. Nop. 1888.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-11-29

wa " wv
iobnittlib 70 Yatienten bate lit ieoph
ilbelfiiQt, uno es 1T erfreulih, baB oas
neue Spital, Elm Muftsrsetduoe ieiner
grt, beinabe rolenbet 1T. Son ben
8oliseitationen ldBt nar bic an Der
Dueas ; Stro6e eelesene 81 triinihen
iib,is ; fie 1T idOn ga :lein seworoen.
Su Der &sformidule ftblt es on 8uht.
unb bic Mdoden lernen nidt ~aeniieeao
9ano: lnb 9ousarteit. Nuh fanoen
bic 9erren bort sebn q 9feroe, bic auf
6fentlihe Soften u~ntsrbalten tperoen,
pbne baB Die Mnifalt aqsr beoarf. iptpte
einen autbeSablten 8eamten, far ben
eleihfaQs te,ne grbet ba 1T.
2orenso 9. 9opt Fat bic @r<
.pdbllme BON 8alter Sopo ais
ais gountp Gpmmi7dr beanitanott uno
cine Neu3dbluns oes Ballots beantrast.
Das 8otum touo laut 8e1idt Der
@ablri4tsr 1913 fir @opo uno 1917 fir
Qobt.
Die reue SurnbaIle bes
gmeines u@ermania", Elm grDBes uno
aniebnlideS @ebduce, lit I'M AuBsnbau
poIenbet unb iol bis 10 Sebruar aud
I'M Snnern fertiSeeitsat tpe1oen.
9ieier Sage tudblte, pis uns nit:
eetbeilt nirb Der 2eseIburee +
|8erein (9ursmburger) folssuoe 8es
amten 9rdlioeut, SOB. Tb.a; Siee
prdi 81. @sntind +; Secretdr, 9et.
5hteber, @daemeiiter, SOB. 9ebe,
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TRIGGER, Sic. StiQ 8otidafter, SEQ.
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5. 9. SdnbeI uno Sranf Ollsm.
= Sol9enoe luitiee gnte fin:
Den mir in elmer 3situng aus Deuti@:
Iauo: Scr 8reoiSer oer 2eeiaIatu1
oes States Minneicta geoahte tiirs
lib in feinem @ebste sur @rbffnuns ei
ner Sibung aud Ger 3eitungsberidter.
fiatter uno 3par in foIsenoer @eiie
vllno run, 6err> iesne bic &eputter
beren finite Seoern ieoes unierer Bort'
aufansen, faft nod ebe es ausgsiprctel
1T. Sic Itno a0geeenlpd,tis uno fai
oqmddtig Nebmen mir bic Sdpin
gen ees MtDrsens unb ifeteen gum duber
fen 9beile Der @roe, 70 fino iie ba, Il
beaesnen uns in oen 9idunselu po'
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iarnen &6bridtsn BON COLORADO, Uni
selarsen mir sor in bic 8rsiten Del
mooneiiidsn gples. 10 finb lie aud oa
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ibrer 2unit eleid isin un6 m6se DO
Der general 8eriammluns i'm Gimme
bereinf tets y.eporter ousseiAloRe1
1ein."
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tpuroe am Montae bon einem falenoe
8aumiiamm getrOfen unb 10 idwe
oerlett, bab nah etnigen Gtunoe
Der s % ieinem 2eioen eingnoe mahtt
- Ser Mrbeitsratb perea
ben Contract gum 8au eines 8anols a
Der Beaumont unb Greble StraBe a
Sbohas Neilep fir So. 700.
eSn Der Naht bon Wontag at
Dienstos itablen Ginbreder au
Der &offe i'm Gdanfammer BON @ert
@d's 6oteI. SO. 444 ct. geters- @tl
$4,000. Man bat Bis iebt BON DC
@ounern, bic Bel benz Diebaabl m
GROCER @%etpanotbeit unb Dreifiefeit be,
fabren finb, feline Spur.
- Der eerelene ben,otratiihe Sbt
rifle: ganbioat @ep MDller Fat a
aen bas Gertificot, bas feinen rebubl
coniIhen Mitbetperber 6. e.. Sea
fir eepdblt erfldrt, 8erufuns eineelee
Gean's Mebrbeit betrdgt na@ ienel
gertificat rur 247 Stimmen.
- Mm Iebten Montoe tpurbe in b.
@arid 6immelfabris Stride, 6err ct
pban 8pIlreis NIT Srdulein Wt
ria Daninaer burh ben bo6p. !
; @ernorb ebelid pertunoen. @ir min
lihen benz neuoermdbIten 4aare @ll
4 rno Sesen auf ar ibren 8esen.
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Sdueiae, sei6L.... $50
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- Bir rtuhen uniere 2eier in Min:
neapolis auf bic Nn3eige bon Germ
Nic 8ades an onoerer GteIe b.
81. aufmertiam. 9err 8adss Bat an
$50. TAI Moams Strabe H..Of Elm
neutrality-suspicious. perbuns
ben nit elmer 8nhb1nblung einserih-
tet Ssbsrmann tpiro prompt rno bilig
bebient.
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Steue.0ein6.

Sin ju1ser @am iudt cine STEELE
ais 8aeht ooer autider. ST fam NIT
pferoen gut unseb n unb lit trap uno
fplio. N~adyfragen in Der Ofiee nes
.Mauberer'.
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9antett= nno 0errea sGamo.
SG1uhe

in allen Sarben u,o Gr0ben in Srro=
man's 9anbidubz 2aoen, 155 Oft 3te
StraBe, ct. Saul, uno 400 Nieplet
4pe., Minneapplis. Sebes 4aar 6ar,o=
idnbe sarantirt uno ansepabt blird
Sadperitdnoise im 8eihdft. Ridts
1T beler uoer PATHFINDER fir Elm @eib=
nadts= ooer Seburtstagseident. ba
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81. 5. @oOorfa.

9 t. gauI, Isnn.. Ros. "a. 1883.
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9onatoion'S 0laS 8lo6
@tOre.

s de Der 6. uno NtcpIIet
Nbenue,
Minreapolis, tpar am roriaenN fitttpcb
nit &dufern aus ct. Saul anseslIt,
bic lid iber Die Bargains bic bort gu
BADEN tpare,1 wunoe1ten, unb biel Elm.
tauften. Sc siebt peniee 2doen i'm
Norbpeiten, bic cine 10 8robe Musnabl
in allen Qbtbeilunsen, 5u iold' nieori.
gen 9reiie, anbietem fDnnen. - Man
leie bie Mn3eige nit Gufmertlamfeii
onrh.-
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j10mfe Oemti@e Gaienoer

Der in Mmeriea eriheint, lit anerfannt
Der D6ausfreunb" jeet fir 1889
gu baben Bel Mtibl6auer rnb 8 brle,
Al Ga Saae Ct, Chicago gu taben.
ginselpreis frei per 9oit Csc. ba
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Sooes : Musetse.

wli, 8eeoueru seiae th hermit meineu Sertpannten
unc Oreunoen an, naS @ benz aumodtisen oefaasu
Dtntter urR 5 4Ineern q Srpprfa I'M ALTER
Ron 2e Sohren nno 4 Dfcnoteu in Die gnisfeit IN bern.
len S6 iaae tterutt ebeufans useiuen Berfrannten
uuo BetauHten BON Sorcor, geetr 9l caue III b Rad,bur-
f6aff, bic mir in bieiem snu,erstidea Serlnfte ierr
Srmratote seisten, n.tnen heraIihen 2anr oas. upn
hufIe. eas ST. eieieiheu In Der Grist.it belehner
trire.
Der t-duernne Gatte
81. 5. 9ororfa.
9 t. BauI, Esnu.. Rop. "a. 1883.
The South western news., 1888-04-11
tocs ne Hor q 100.

T"o'r me "o"'e heading the
A''"'''9 ! ooSll'0''on has some
''",''Y "i'''S III nearly every It
'o' ever! see'lon OF the country
are .'eh .u' Oh work. v hen we
CONSIDER 'nG 'aSto'sS OF the terrific.
~ ana rs thoUsanaS o. enterprises,
~ At nrs' SIGHT aFpoarsa Ellie
'''"I'ee 'I'a' anyone should lack
employment, nut the many that
The South western news., 1888-04-11
Chars of Josranfsm.
Macon Ttlegraph.l

It is becoming the fashion for
rich and popular colleges to estab-
fish chairs Of Journalism.
Cornell was the first institution
in America to adopt this innova,
ton. Other universities and COLI
leges have followed this example
and there are now perhaps a dozen
professors OF journalism in the
United States. This experiment
his been made because a large and
Increasing per cent. Of young men
wlo take college courses wish 70
become newspaper man. The pro-
lessor Of journalism came IN res
ponsc to a demapd. Now that he
is with us, we fear that we cannot
safely count on any great benefits
from his tuition. There is proba>
by not Il professor OF journalism
considerable nr,o+;o,, 1870
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Don Experiment

You cannot afford to waste time
in experimenting when your lungs
are in danger. Consumption al,
ways seems, at first only a cold.
DO not permit any dealer to i'm.
pose upon you with some cheap
limitation of DIR. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds, but he sure you get the
genuine. Because he can make
more profit he may tell you he has
something just as good, or Just the
same. Don't be deceived, but, in
sist upon getting DIR. Kings New
discovery, which is guaranteed to
give relief in all Throat, Lung and
Chest affections. Trial bottle free
at Crouch Bros Drug Store,
Large bottles 81.
The South western news., 1888-04-11
Who Burnt Columbia ?

Captain Wood, formerly of Sher-
mans army, in an article in the
North American Review, attempts
to place the burning of Columbia
upon Gen. Hampton>s men or bv
the citizens. He tries in the arti.
Gle to bolster up Sherman. But
there is unimpeachable evidence to
show that Sherman burnt Colum>
bla. An aunt Of the writer who
lived in the city at the time it was
burned, stated that the Federal
soldiers entered her house which
was 4 three story brick building on
Main street aud rolled fire balls
over the floors, and when the won,
en- and children took refuge in the
city park, even there these tends
in human shape followed them and
threw fire balls among them.
The South western news., 1888-04-11

The heavy rains of the early
spring have put the common roads
of Georgia in unusually bad tondi-
ton, aud we all know that She us.
ual condition is bad enough, Ali
efforts to obtain an improved CONS
mon road system by the action of
the legislature have heretofore
failed, but row would he good
time for the country people, back
ed by the present condition Of
their roads to insist that candidates
for the legislature must he all right
on this question to win th4ir sup
port. Atlanta Journal
The South western news., 1888-04-11
4 Sound Legal 0PiHioP,

E cambridge Munday ESQ.,,
County Atty. Clay Co., Tex. says:
"Have used Electric Bitters with
most happy results. My brother
also was very low with MaIarial
Fever and Jaundice, but was cur
ed by timely use of this medicine,
Am satisfied Electric Bittefs saved
his life"
Mr.. d. Wilcoxson, OF Horse
Cave, Ky, adds a like testimony,
saying; He positively believes he
would have died, had it not been
for Electric Bitters.
This great remedy will ward off,
as we'll as cure all Malarial Discas.
es, and for all Kidney, Liver ard
Stomacl Disorders stands unequal.
ed. Price soc, and 81. at
CROUCH BRos>.
The South western news., 1888-04-11

And then, remember, you have
to work. Whateveryou handle, a
pick or a pen, a wheelbarrow or a
set Of books, digging bitches 5r ed"
thug paper, ringing an auction
bell or writing funny things, you
must work i yea look around
sou, you see that the men VINO are
most able to live the rest Of then
days wit}ont work are the meu
that work The hardest.
Don't 4a afraid of killing your
self with work. It is beyond your
power to do that en- cannot
work so hard as that on the sunny
side Of thirty, they die sometimes,
but its because they quit work at
6 p. m. and don't 90 home antil 9
a m. lis the internal that kills
Work gives an appetite tor meals;
it lends soIjdity to your SUMMERS,
it gives the appreciation Of a holi,
day.
There are young men +hat donot