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T II E BAS L NJ E N T

alone is worth thousands Of dollars to
you. The selling off time here, too. A
chance now.-perhsps never again.
MORE BARGAINS THAN YOU
COULD POSSIBLY IMAGINE.
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BLACK DRESS GOODS
Do Won want them? They're yours at these prices:
Wide get black that worth to-day C ya-cut to
Vide urn Seeded Armure worth s25cut down to 6Oc
yard ,,,pv cprCr,r ITEM
Pcsevs SIWap Wooed Meoe Cloth tna sells LOT S|ocu'
way 20 2l a ward;
49.Incn Pm llack), iahc-cutt 10 ~;
N,lgoo niece Nohair 75ccut TO 33c
9 rSk Gnaine that sold for S25 yard-cut to
SIC yard
THIS DEPARTMENT LOOKS AS IF CYCLONE HAD STRUCK III
FEW WORDS ABOUT sCARFS AND sHAwLs.
beautifully embroidered silk
wool a f.c
uVo square ShawIs evening shades at 73c. Sl25 -
AW ua S2cu to SL26 S225 quality now sl5'; $20
quality S2Io
Dress Silks down to 2c yard deep cut an
this department. u., -,,,,,o o.oorc
We want lady the city that has dollar to
does pretty 80 go and 7c Fancy Pids Stripes
pam cos All wool inches that offering for 26c
vord will, the biggest mistake she made
8G Inch AN Suing that Soc yard cut to 2c
v,rl pue wool and ustthe thing you are gong TO
tiemo O saasfofe.
knocked high prices ont in this department.
c. p French Corets-they'r re here for youOt half price,
UMBRELLAS
have gone steadily consumption the beginning Of this sale Here Is
Gene,9en and Ladies' Fine hardwood
handles the style S5cut $199
922c56o15- GH% 6>I>tooeoS 22IeYenY- GzA S>E-1to0%
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JUST READ!

4 dozen Embroidery SILK, all cOlors, for PC.
IL yards Of the best So Table Oil-Cloth tor Ssc
Il ladies' Coiored- Bordsred HsndKerchiefs Tor
2g,:
yards Shirtng Calico for 29c.
pair Ladies' Fast-Black Hose for 29c.
yards Of Zoe. shelf Oil-Cloth for 29c.;
yaris g5c. Wool Challi for 29c.:
yards Best Domestic Saline Tor ZJc.
Wire Hair-Brusnes for .Jc
3 ladies' Fine Embroidered Handkerchiefs Tor
2gc:
Gentlemen's Outing-Shirts worth sOc. for 2sc.:
Yards Domestic Bingham for &c
yards Towelline Crash for 2sc.
l yard Turkey Red Table Damask for 2sc- (:
Dama-k Towels for 23r. {:
IS pair Ladies' White Guns for 23c.
Space does not permit US 20 mention moro ar
,clss Just now, but you can see what dig
amount Of money - cents is when II will buy
such wonder bargains al our store.
Tnis szlo opens promptly gt : O'Clock MONDAY
MORNING. To ayoid the crowd 1e Kindly re-
quest you TO come early. The sooner you come
the slrer you will be Of getting properly waited
on.
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HOusefurnishinSs.

thrty-five feet long, at &c.
200 dozen substantial Scrubbing-B Brushes
Of &c.
| lot Round Ice-Trays at sc. worth l5c. !;
10 dozen four-pound Tea Scales at 9sc.-
the 81 30 quality;
10 gross Wooden Potato Washers at &c.
worth lOc.
Clothes Pins at &c. per hundred.
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DECORATED TOILET SETS,
ten pieces. mn siZe-

ten pieces, full size, Arlington
shape. at sl.9l per set;
l lot Earthenware Stew-Pots, two quarts,
at l9c. worth 35c. at 29o. worth
SOC.
65 dozen full-size Cuspadores a. 3Oc. a
pair.
THE ABOVE Is ONLY A FEW OF
THE PROMINENT BARGAINS.
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Our 29-CEN7 PROFIT LOSING SALE

t
s with fac
trswlp
wnb during
haeno anament this
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Daoy-Saf
BaJy-C Carriages. Edas |Iisses ~. at It

cost, notwithstanding they are the very
best make and best STYLES. They must
be sacrificed to make room for new fall
goods. rp,
READ THESE PRICES
Carriages which we were marked to sell at
SIS, 100, s29, and So will go at
the Uniform price Of SlS choice;
Carriages which sold at si25 30, Sll, and
si7.4o viii 60 the uniform price
Of % choice
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RsONAL
PERSONAL
A CARD
Ssw YORK. July 3, 1890.

"A
Ngw YORK. July 3, 1890.
TO me Numbers Of the Late LameRted Ps.afors
Company:
The last two performances given month seo
we're supposedly benefits tor Mr.. shaw and my
SELF so lar, however, they have proved jus. the
reverse. The loss falls particularly heavy on
me, for the reason that assumed apd paid ell
the expenses Of these TWO presentations, except
those that we're By previous arrangement TO be
paid out OF tho gross receipts. Ar. Berger has
never turned over 20 us single penny OF our
shares giving as his reason that all the tickets
have not been heard from. I, therefore. take
this method Of requesting ali those Who had
tickets for sale and have not already reported
10 Mr.. Berger ~ DO 80 At once, 50 as 10 delay no
further this ng-l0oked for settlemont
Very respectfully.
SHypHPRn
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2,001
best Jute
Clothes
n es,
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b. B. SHEPHERD.

NOTICE.-I CAN BE FOUND
~ early and late all in readiness for ROAST
ING COFFEE AND PEANCfs. Also. SPICES
Or ALL KINDS GROUND To ORDER. Hss.ag
sdded ous OF the est patent coffee-roastsrs,
eau give peter satisfaction than heretofore. Am
also adding q hominy-mill which will give the
trade perfecy satisfaction. send your grindiaa
aud roasting TO me. win do Jour work cheap
and TO your satisfaction.
JOHN J. WILLIAMS.
Richmond Coffee and spice Mills,
No. 3 sou'h Fifteenth street, Richmond, We
~ iel2i5XO
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Our entire stock OF
Water Tumblers and
Goblets which sold
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-10-15
Comnlissioner's sale.

PY virtue OF a decree of the Circuit Court
d of Mason County, West Virginia rend-
cred on the 9th day OF September, 1850, in the
Chancery cause of shepard Lewis and others,
against William Lewis and others, the un-
derslgned SPECIAL Commissioner, will sell AT
public auction ~ the front door OF the Court
House OF said Mason County, on
Wednesday, the 9TH day of November,
1880, the following real estate decrced to be
sold In said cause, that Is to say, 20S acres Of
land, OF which Flemmlng Lewis died sliced
and possessed, situate in the district OF Coon
er, In said Mason county, and being the
lands conveyed to FlemmiIIg Lewis llv Mar
Canon and husband, and by Charles III
Pullin and wife and by franklin Day and
wife, which deeds are fully set out In pIain-
THIS Dill. said land Is "a desirable farm: r.
situated near the kanaWna river, 100 acres
thereof Is improved and in a good state al
cultivation, the balance in timber land
TERN OF SALE:-One-EouFfh Of the pur-
chase money cash In hand, the residue in
three equl tnstallements, payable in one two
and three years respectively, from day ot
sale, the purchaser executing notes with GOOD
security for the deferred payments and tIlss
legal title viii be retained az "a further Eectl-
rity, until all the purchase money 4 paid
RANKIN WILEY, JF..
Special Commissioner.
Bond In the penalty of loo, as required bv
the decree in said case, has been given before
me. r. Z. MITCHELL, Clerk.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-10-15

The Republican newspapers Of
this town are loud in their denials
that tariff is placed on coffee and
tea, and Try to create the impression
that we told an untruth. Did we
say that coffee aud tea are taxed by
the Mckinley bill as it passed with
reciprocity stuck on to it? Yes, we
did, and we reiterate it. The rcci-
procity part of the tariff bill pro-
vides for a tax of 3 cents n pound
on coffee, and 10 cents a pound on
tea. We did not say it was in the
schedule of the bill; but it is pro-
vided for under another head. OF
course it is not in operation until a
certain date; but the importers of
coffee and tea, knowing that the
conditions will be complied with,
have added the provided for tariff
to these articles, and you are now
paying it, together with the advance.
What is the difference whether the
government puts the tariff on now,
or in 1892, if the tariff is already
added by the importers, and the Nc
Kinley bill makes it possible for
them to do so?
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-10-15


Mary F. Eastman ct ais.
In ehancery.
'T'IIE parties Interested in the above enti-
has been referred to me by n decretai order
entered therein at the September Cfrcuif.
court, 1871, OF Mason county. West Virginia.
20 take, state and report an account showing
lst- What real estate, by metes and bounds
the SAID y. q. Eastman died, seized and pos
End. What liens, II any, exist on said real
estate, the nature, amount and priorities
thereof. and in whose favor.
3rfl. w hat Indebtedness exists against the
estate OF said A. g. Eastman, the nature and
amount OF same and In whose favor.
4th: What personal property said A. G.
Eastman owned at the time OF his DEATH
what disposition has been made OF the same
and the value thereof
9TH. To settle the accounts of +. G. E.asfhnfn
administrator with the will annexed Of said
A. O. East ham, and TO report such other per-
hereto may require, but before proceeding
under this decree said commissioner shall
Irst advertise the time and place or taI<fne.
ehlu account Tor four successive weeks IN
Aua mat IN pursuance To the terms and pro-
visions OF said decree, have fixed upOu my
once In the town OF Point Pleasant West
Virginia, as the place, and the 93th day or
HoNeinbef, lo9O, as the time for carrying out
the provisions of said decree. And n from
not be commenced on that day. or n conn.
fneneeds should not be com DIefed ON that day
the taking of the same will be Continued
from 70 day or from time 10 time, at tile same.
place, until said account and settlement Is
Given under my hand this 9Th siav az flcto-
per. i5.0. JAS. II. COUCH, Jr.,
0ctp-fH- COmn1feEIOfler.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-10-15

Robert Fl. Holloway, another OF
our candidates for the House Of Del
egates, is making friends wherever
he goes. He is strong in his own
locality, and from reports that come
to us from below, he will run ahead
of his ticket. The teachers of this
county, as he is one of them, shonld
give him hearty support That
Bob will be elected by good. ma
jority we do not for a moment doubt
Chapman and Holloway will repre-
sent this county in the next Legis
lature.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-10-15

MERGERS BorroN, w. VA. !
October. IL 1900 I

Editor Register; Permit me to say
word in behalf of Col. Smith, our
candidate for collection to the posi-
ton he now holds. The Colonel, i
may say, is almost universal fav-
orite, as SO many of our citizens, re-
CARELESS of politics, have from time
to time been recipients of his favor.
He is never SO happy as when per-
forming kind act for friend. 1t
is nonsense to talk about drawing
party lines on him. In the dis
charge of his official duties he
knows no politics. but in a patient,
-self-sacrificing spirit is ever ready
by counsel, and otherwise, TO do
good for his fellow-man. A man OF
this kind cannot be beaten, and
should not be; for SO long us heart
beats responsibility to heart in recog-
milton of kind acts, Col. Smith must
ever stand deservedly high in the
estimation of his fellow-citlzens
SIR. ]. o. Sayre may be an cxem.
plary citizen, but his resolution
borders upon recklessness when he
imagines that he can get Col
Smiths place. The sooner lie gets
rid of this delusion the happier he
will be. As Clerk. the Colonel is
always at his post, is the right man
in the right place, and by the grace
of the good people of Mason county
he will stay right where he is, and
his friends, after the 4th of Novem.
Der, will find him doing business al
the same old stand. A FRIEND.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-10-15

" I-sI Y IHGIEIA:
a Ia County Court held for the county OF
4 \ Mason, At the court house thereof on
Monday, October 9Th. ESQ. the foiioTVinss ar
der was entered OF record:
pom the petition Of J. II. Shank and %
ot5ler voters residing in Clendenin district.
sssild petitioners praying that shank
.SSiool House, IN said district, be diseonffn-
ueu as 9 place Of voting, and that Buckle
school House be appointed and esfabIIshed
=, = Iistee Of voting In lieu thereof, which be-
sslfaniz's School House be and a hereby IIs-
con ns a place Of voting, and that
15ueEle school HOusen be and q hereby APP
y. 70 sald Siendenin district And II Is ordered
tIiitt the clerk of this court give the notice
d a eoPy-Teste: J. p. K b SMITH, Clerk
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-10-15

The manufacturing Shylocks have
demanded their stipulated pound of
flesh of the Republican party, and
not daring to refuse them the Re-
publican party has allowed it to be
cut from the most vital part of the
man who produces the real founda-
ton of a country's wealth-the agri-
culturist. Whether the operation
will kill the victim depends upon
whether he proposes to meekIy
stand the treatment of high tariff
plasters, which is all that is being
done to stay the flow of his life's
blood. The farmers now have a
chance to send one of themselves to
Congress from the Fourth District
in the person of Mr.. James Cape.
hart, of Mason. Will they vote for
him2 or are they so prejudiced that
they will still continue to vote with
the party that is riveting their
shackles tighter and tighter each
succeeding Congress, that the man.
ufacturer may prosper and become
a millionaire in a very few years
Here is the picture; take your
choice.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-10-15

Hon. Rankin Wiley, Jr., was here
a few days last week making friends
and looking mp his interest as can
didate for State Senator. Mr.. Wiley
is man of ability and is alive to
the needs of our county. He pledg-
ed himself to look after our public
improvement, and his pleasant man
ner and winning ways coupled with
his ability, will insure his great use.
fulness to us in the State Senate.
Vote for him and tell your neighbor
to do likewise.-Spencer Bulletin.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-10-15

Honest Grover Cleveland left you
a heritage of ssOO,OOo,O 900 when lac
went out of office. Ben Harrison
and his bandits leaves a debt o.
s1O,OOO,OOO, and he has two NOR,
years in which to rob you. May
God have mercy on the people VIII,
are being robbed by this Republi
can administration, and to meet Tho
demands of their reckless evtrava
gance, had to pass the Mckinley
tariff bill, which largely increase.
the tariff, to get revenue. TIL,
tariff is tax.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-10-15

Farmers of West Virginia, resid.
ing in the Fourth Congressional Dis.
trict, had better scratch their heads
and think twice before voting fol
the reelection of C. B. Smith. His
course and conduct, as their repro.
sentative in the Fifty. first Congress
is a subject well worthy of their
serious consideration. gE
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-10-15
A RESOLUTION.
BY the Governor:
WIN. A. OHLEY,
Secretary Of State.

a Ia general meeting Of the stockholders OF
~ the Kanawha Lumber and Furniture
Company. held pursuant TO law, at the Com
Pany's office, in the town OF Point Pleasant,
West Virginia, ON the Sth day OF September,
lSeO, a majority OF the capital stock being
present, the following resolution was adopt
RESOLVED, BY the stockholders OF the
kanawha Lumber and Furniture Company
81 general meeting held pursuant TO law, al
the Company's office, in the town of Point
Pleasant, West Virginia, ON the Sth day OF
september, 1850, a majority OF the capital
stock being present and voting In favor here
OF, that the business Of this corporation be
discontinued; and the officers OF the Com
pany are directed and instructed to take all
steps necessary to wind up and settle Its AZ
fairs. And IL is also ordered that this resolu-
ton be forthwith certified TO the Secretary OF
state, and public notice OF the same be given
by advertisement In the WEEKLY REGISTER,
published In the said town OF Point Pleasant,
once week for six weeks, at least, before
any dividend OF the capital shall be made.
Given under my hand and the
lav.,( common seal Of said corporation
tl this sth day Of September, 1880.
septl7-ew DAWN ffss'oeH'-
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-10-15

1t is very sad, but all the money
in the vaults of the Republican
Congressional Committee, and Gen.
Gibson and ex-Gov. Foraker can't
save Charley Smith in this District
this time. He will be retired by an
indignant constituency, and hum
dreds of Republicans with whom he
has broken promises, will help to
defeat him. Farmer Capehart will
represent the District in the SD
Congress.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-10-15

Already the effects of the new
tariff law are being felt. In John
wanamaker's advertisements in the
Philadelphia papers of Monday we
find the following:
"Tinware is advancing in cost,
and very soon the manufacturers
will have their way and you and
me will have 10 ipay1lvery much
more.
ain view of this state of things,
we made some time since large
purchase of kitchen tinware ii
what was low price then, and
would be far lower now4in the face
of two advances in makers price
list
"This lot goes on sale to-day al
prices that will not be seen again
for long time to come" ti.ias
How does this fit the oft repeated
declaration that a protective tariff
induces competition, reduces prices
and consequently the, more tariff
the lower the price OF goods. ss5
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-10-15

AS a result OF the Mckinley rob
berry, prices have gone up in New
York on all wooden goods, such al
laboring people wear. 'pThe medi
cine required for sickness is taxed
hardware and cutlery will cos1
nearly double. But silks and fine
goods, such as rich people use, are
either not taxed at all or else the
tax is reduced. The whole Internal
scheme only tends to enrich the
rich and impoverish the poor. The
tariff is tax.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-10-15

Every voter in the Fourth Con-
gressional District in favor of higher
taxes; in favor of military, instead
of civil rule; in favor of a central
lied despotism, instead of a free
government; in favor of arrogance
and selfishness, instead OF decency
and craftsmanship, viii vote for G.
B. Smith Those who are opposed
to such state of affairs. will vote
for Capchart.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-10-15

There has been built,up in this
country stupendous monied aris-
tocraey which has become ruling
class and all this clamor for inceas-
ed protection to American industries
emenates from that very class-a
lass of people whose interests are
antagonistic to the interests of the
farmer and the great masses of la
boring people in this country.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-10-15

If the people of this country do
not repudiate the party that is bank
rupting the nation we much mis-.
take the way the big heart of the
American farmer thumps against
his fifth rib when he realizes Il a. he
is being robbed to fatten and per-
petuate an impudent, bloated, un.
principled monied aristocracy.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-10-15
c. A. SMITH 6 BROS
Dry Goods Store.
Friday and Saturday,
OCTOBER II and 10,
Centennial DAYS.
Centennial Days.

Mr.. Harry Simon, of the Man
hatton Cloak and Snit Co. of New
York City will be with us on the
above dates with their elegant
line and matchless low prices.
He will have all the new mate
rails and latest styles, for Ladies'
wear, together with an elegant
line of Misses and Children's
goods.
This will be Cloak Fair and
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-10-15

The working men have no protec-
ton. Pauper laborers are imported
into this country by the thousands.
A proposition to put tax per head
upon foreign -laborers was hooted
out of Congress. 1t won't do for
Republicans to interfere with the
rich manufacturers, for if they do,
they will withhold their contribu.
tons to Republican campaign funds,
with which to corrupt the voter.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-10-15

To the creditors Of A. q. Eastman, deceased:
pursuance Of decree OF the Circuit
Court Of Mason COUNTY O., a sss,fIs..
tnereln pending, 70 subject the real estate OF
INC said A. -. Eastman, 10 the payment OF
~ ,aeDtss you are required 10 present your
Claims against the estate 81 the said A. q.
1-sast nam, Tor adjudication TO Jas II Couch.
Jf-, Commissioners, at his Office, in the said
se on or before the 18th day OF NOvem-
= witness; r. f.. Mitchell, Clerk OF the said
Court, this 18th day OF September. $50
o.,s-s,v r. E. MITCHELL, Clerk.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-10-15

Reciprocity and Professionalism
are two horses going in different
directions, but the Republican SPELL
binders will attempt the difficult
circus feat of riding them tandem
this fall-tail to tail. When the
rival ringmasters, Blaine and Nc
'Kinley, crack their respectiyewhlps,
there is bound to be split.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-10-15

The tariff monopolies who sell
cheaper to foreigners than to
Americans ought not to quarrel with
the Democrats for telling about it.
If they want to quarrel let them
pitch into their own foreign and
domestic price lists. All the Dem.
ocrats have done is to publish these
lists. The tariff is tax.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-10-15

Now that the Republican tariff
bill, engineered through Congress
by Mckinley, is law, the ricl
manufacturers can afford to remain
in the Republican party and con
tribute largely of their income t,
the Republican corruption fund, and
also to the colonization fund, by
which enough negroes are to be
brought into West Virginia to Re.
publicanize the State in 1892. Was
ever a party so corrupt as is the
Republican party of to-day?
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-10-15

That Charles Chapman will be
elected to the House of Delegates
seems to be conceded. He is a
worthy young man, and should re-
ceive the vote of every Democrat in
the county. He has a number OF
warm personal friends in the Rcpub.
lican party who will also vote for
him.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-10-15

The poor man will feel the effect
of the new Mckinley tariff law more
keenly than any one else, because
it will cause an advance in almost
everything that he consumes, while
the protected manufacturer and
monopolist pays him no more wages
but on the other hand screws him
down TO The lowest notch that will
keep soul and body together. and
he must take it or starve, because
ey can supply the labor from
Europe. There is no tariff on for,
sign pauper labor, remember. The
'ariff is tax.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-10-15

The Republican party in framing
tariff laws has always favored the
rich. The more common the good,
the heavier the tariff tax, and the
finer the goods the lower the tariff
tax. A blind man ought to see this
but, when the Democrats tell this
they arc called free traders. Keep
on with your Republican tariff tax
in the interest OF the rich manufac.
turer, and soon this country will be
filled with such free traders.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-10-15

The republican who can praise the
whole of the monopolistic tariff bill
has an india-rubber conscience, and
tiller of the soil who can support the
the party that fathers it is sadly
Indifferent to his own interest.