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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-12-13
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-12-13

Tive OpCCIuIo TT 0'Uo" W 10Ouo
Atwood Black Serge, IS inches wide.
Regular Soc quality. Now 45c
kIl-wool Black Cheviot. SIS inches wide
Regular 621ac quality. Now soc.
Atwood Serge, 40 inches wide. Reyu-
lar 75c quality. Now 55c.
Atwood Figured SerRe, 40 inches
wide. Regular I5c quality. Now oOc.
Atwood Camel's Hair. 4: inches wide.
Regular SIZE quality. Now 6Oc.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16

The Democrat. in refusing 70 publfsa
dvsrtiserssnt notices Of Mckinley :
speech a Hartmaus Hal, may have
done a very snnsrt thing. from IS own
peculiar standpoint. hut L viii meet
with "a sympathy from respectable
Democrats for It's contemplate course.
Had tne proprietor refused the notices
At once. he would have been At least
honest. huf yet foolish But 20 sccept
them. snd promise 70 insert them. sfsa
thsn del sherstsly - violate BE ssree-
msnt. ss peculiar ehsrzeterstic q re
proprfetor q - Democrat alone FIe
hss too often demonstrated - soie
owssrshjp 70 admit q any question: At
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16


No one of tne thousands, wa0 enjoy
ed tas rare treat ef hear ag Mi!llsm
MeK1aiey st Hzrtmsn's Hall Tuesday
even.nz. could f.1 C Reee as deep
conv.eton of ths righteousness Of as
c4uss. as honesty OF purPose IA bat
tling fof pTotecuoa. his lndomItst4e
perseyeranee IL the face OF bitter oppo-
alton. his otter lmpervloasness 10 riai-
eule aec ssoEn. and ni. intense Amer
canlsm IN every thought, wish and
deed. However muea one might differ
from him IN conclusions and belief, he
c0ald not see and hear Mr.. Mckinley,
without realizing that his mouth spoke
simply and purely out Of the aban-
dance of his heart.
tie has made one Of the vital ques-
tions OF National economy the foanda-
ton rock Of his life work. Upon that
foundation he has built a substantial
structure OF National policy, and he
says TO his peopole, Come IA, now
anu tIlol IT, Inc WIN WINCH NO
has done will, in time, be appreciated
by this great, intelligent. impartial peo-
pie, but il will never be compensated.
The work of the true. self-sacrihelng
patriot is beyond compensation, except
rs il is self-compensating. The con-
sciousness that one has been a benefac-
tor TO ms people is an enduring COM
pensstion TO man OF Mr.. McKinley's
mould.
tie is a patriot, if God ever made one.
The Nation owns him, the Nation de-
mands his continuance in Congress,
but his immediate fate rests IN the
hands of partisan enemies. There Is
an innate appreciation OF fair play, in
the hearts of the generous American
people, hich is wont 10 break through
partisan schemes, when they have been
carried to extremes. This spirit of fair
ness has been awakened in Mr.. Nc
Kinley's district, is actively working
and is lportentous of great results.
This country may witness the sublime
spectacle of Mr. Mckinley, though ap-
parently crushed 10 earth, rising su-
preme over his enemies, by simple
reliance upon truth, honor and patriot
ism.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16

cotA the method and results when
Syrup Of figs Is tsken; il i pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, AID scts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys.
Liver AID Bowels, elexnses the sys-
TEN etiectIRlly, dispels colds, head.
aches and eyers and cures hshitasl
constipation Syrup Of Figs Is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
dueed, pleasing to the taste and ao-
eeptable 70 the stomach, prompt IN
as action and truly beneficial In It's
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances. its
many excelleit qualities commend it
TO ell ard have made il the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale IN Soc
and 81 bottle by all leading drug
gistA ANY reliable druggist who
may not havs il on hand viii pro-
cure il p7omItly for any one who
wishes to try t. Do not accept any
substitute.
cAiiFOfNlA Fi5 SKfUP co.
SSs fsAn0.Sco. caL
LOUISVILLE. ~. kfH rohx. M
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16
Cedar Springs Clipper.

To be nominated by acclamation
amidst unbounded enthusiasm is an
homer of high degree tnat comes only
to man of great worth. 1t was de-
served compliment, and the Republican
party of this Congressional district de-
Sires it to be fully understood that the
selection of Capt. Charles w. Watkins
as their standard bearer, is IN strict &C.
cord with the voice and sentiment of
the people of the Fifth district. lie
possesses integrity and ability, and viii
prove true to every trust imposed on
him, and has risen by real merit TO
hold the esteem aud confidence Of his
fellow men. He will be elected, be-
cause the soldiers are for him; the far
mers are for him; the business men are
for him: the Republicans are for hun;
the Democrats are not all against him.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16

tas kzte cay. he hss 30 ceREE ght. ~
patel &. o. t4&t pea AZ Azl4s & 1szaz
e1s.akss- Hs ase1s ncne. No one sill
8sp1s< hlse4 - aze2t 9t shs th1ag hs
5 net tie oxkazi inveatoF. eoweysf.
The degsl Instituted tie pfocess -0 Eden-
Was<ber lle presens EToffistor c4nes
~ L ~ at. paTs14ss. iaasfiS4lce 81
6esass : * 30 eslaseanxaee. lie hAs
IS Aaa possession afas ps-0ts - ne
az
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16

S.xp L.xr. - Thursday. October Is; Hon
e;eorye A. Farr and McGeorEe Bnndv.
sCs~vo~-SiIver Lake Hal. Thursday. October
Is: Col. c. V. DeLand. Alfred Wolcctt and
others.
I.owElI.--Friday evening. October II; Hon.
George A. Fsrr sRd Senator sybrant Wes
seiius.
GsaxBvuIE.-Friday evening. October l.
speakers. ". L. Dunham and Nm- Alden
smith.
NoRrH ptag psVftroN. Saturday afternoon
October "a. Charles ". Watkins. Hon. Georgs
A. Fsrr and Wm. T. ADAMS.
ALTo.-Safurdsy evening. October "a Ssna
Tor Syhraat WessesSus aaa othsrs
BOWS Csx,pr -Mondsy, october -; srsak
ers. Hon. John r. Rieh. Nm- Z. adams ems
James p. Mcbride.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16
WIHANS & OWEN
GRAND UNION
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
Avn = .rrs~rp nro-l
9 AND 4 TOWER BLOCK

WANTED Male Heip-f cook. machine
W hands. ! potter. farm hascs. several
good agents. 3 and ioNc1 block.
ltANTED-fem emale Heip-3 seoend riris. ?
w cooks. 3 diffrg room gris. kiicheH ri.
isundress. u ger raj kris. Erif O. 80 south.
dining-rOom glrls f0f trsf ciSss hotels outside
c;tv. Ladies' Parlor Tower block.
business CHANf Es-Fof safe or eschanrc
ID dry goods st0ck ssJ90. grocery stock i,a !.
hard ware stCcks ttSi aDa - ~. STOCK general
mcfchandise $50. general stock 80. salocn
Sl0o0; hcrsr. tUggy harness aac Blankets -
brick house aud lot ma farm o. e1chtrge Tor
lIverv. Sfec sfock q dry goods in ETY. O. "a
change Tor house aud lot.
WE WANT al ia need Of enpioymsntt 20 ca
W good places and good wares and I
Tower block.
[E-D viii buy new room house in Semh
seOyD 6raae Rapids Why VII yeu pay renfY
CeOQ ouly. for home on = eexlE lOt ou
s@VpJ Shiricf-si.
C-Qn sft- priee for .storY. e-roer houss
- tNO or fernerao-si.
cso,o vi 4 aotasiiy BAY a nice httie sroem
ssN1'fv cottage ca t0ii-sye-. ucafs rev, one
hicck from carr.
<aoo VIII by house in r9od repsir. rear
COW Iinccln PARK lef ssH-
<1ooo A. thls price ~e ess seii you rev
1iOyV house with 9 Z Or rooms vel 10
Gated
c11rla This - rare hargsin. large loi and
= IN I've hroofr houses VII sell separate
lys don't miss this chs8ce.
c4O-n Two special bargains ~ this price
= --st one eL " eat sice and one I'm scufa
part of city.
L7ARNf-We have several nice little farms 20
rscfanfe far - properly
A LITTLE CASH viii buy = one hsif Interest
n IN al ofice business enc ~ tiie Desi in ths
city.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16
Detroit Times:

Detroit Times;
The Republican Congressional con-
vention TOR this district meets tomor-
row. Its nominee, in all probability,
Will be HIbbard Baker, who ran against
John Logan Chapman two years, ago
and was defeated. Since that time
Congressman Chapman has made his
now famous record on the tariff ques-
ton. He has proved himself less
courageous than his party, and has
earned the contempt, politically, of
Democrats and Republicans alike.
Chapman s neither fish nor flesh in his
views on the tariff question. Baker,
on the other hand, fairly represents his
party on this issue and IS entitled to the
respect and support of voters who
honor manly, outspoken candidate.
God mates a coward.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16

Who has not t-nrn abe to sttc7sd ~ h'
business for years, vas interw feved ~
our reporter yestepdaY, and ssys Fof
vears 7 vas tfoaf ed r7fh Bright
disease of The \ Edueys. The doctors
gave ne up. Throush a. ssstefu
frieud 7 etfasned = bottle of Suiphar
Rssters. 7 took fee b5st.ss and no~
AZ aInost vel. Keith sellstheu .--SsH
, FrzrtrtStsa Cal
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16
WHAT OTHERS SAY.
Lansing Republican:

Lansing Republican:
awe will beat Mr.. Turner by 10000
majority" says one Democratic paper.
The Republican party ought to retire
Mr.. Turner from the ticket" says
another Democratic organ. How do
they reconcile the statements? If the
Democratic party has desire to win,
and can beat Turner, why do its organs
clamor for his withdrawal? No Repub-
hcan paper says it. SO far as heard
from they are happy with Mr.. Turner,
and thoroughly pleased with his de-
fense. They also admire his judgment
in refraining from n useless waste of
ammunition after his game is down,
and simply thrashing the bushes in its
death agonies.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16

TOWER
Employment Bureau
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED


h~~No @s- ilNtf BLUM
nE0OLIA BROS. .......... .Proprieiors
WANTED Nate hslp-s tra,leane statesmen.
W ] painter , i.ntisF oallaei makers i
pefteF. caHsasSerk ou sllAls IS akeHfs ga
frsi-class article.
lkANIED-f eEl&le help--f girls Tor renerai
W h0aseUorA. soNtng girls. . ehanber.
n aias. laund lesses. tomfanion ior lacy 10
50 20 Csiifornia-
LNOR. sAI.E-ene- hall interest IN 3 good es-
tabllshud basl ness in city genera stoaki
viii IN voice ahouf tiboo = chance Ter some unc
10 sep inio good business
EoR SAILS To0n house on Lagrase 81 near
NenhaIn-afc. nesr both cable and electro
car uaeS Win al nlOdern Improvements.
Price slsss cass terms
L'OR SALE-Dur4bie house On Hail. -. near
q. X. !. shops reats fer 81 pei monih
large .ot. Price sl1ot.
L'0R SALE OR rNCnANGE-lBo Boston Mass
A 1ne H. room kouse on EASt-sf. large lot
city wafer. furnace. aud al Modern improve
ments 10 exchange Tor dwelling N Boston.
MaeS
LOR SALE or EXcHhNGT-Is3 sere farm ~
beech and maple rmner. - room brick house
large basement barn aud other Uut huiidiugs
10 exchanges for eify property
| tVh sALE-A hne room hoess Oh Center
a ST go0d sl1ed l0t. nee shade and isgl.
/ price slstL
/ FOR SALE-il room house on East Bridge 81.
iurntce. sewer, city water. corner lot aAd
nneiy finished. price Ssoe. easy tcrhs-
/ t'Vk sAl.k Ok IAChAN6k-s-reoul house
| and large corner lot. Toem tof Elufhcr
| hoest or LOT. On fwo graded streets with sew
ers. etc. to vKetssasr for izrn. wotEd SSsame
| some iacUEtTAnce.
| EOR SALE OR ENCnANGE-Qroom house
on IhomaSst.. nssr hsst 81. nicely hu.
! lsbed and 1ost completed cOfae aAc ser II.
I kok SALf-2 lots On Asstlhgs-sf en- easy
Il terms OF viii excNanKe ior improved
! properly.
| MONEY TO LOAN or real and personal prop
| ~ ertY Ia sGms 10 suit. koosnst 4ue = Tower
| block
I HOUSES and rooms 10 reut. also 8 number O.
II good tenants ~sufing 10 renff br ~ in
yoCr keys Rooms snd >. Tewer biock.
DEG0i8A BROS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16

Tossse's Bed Cfovsr P8Hs cure sck
Headache. TfYxepsss. Ind gsstor ard
CousflcatH5s - go Tor. > esxes fer
O.. Fog szle by a. drGggss.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16

Makes finest pastry, bread or biscuit
The best i cheapest and most satls-
fart6~r
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16

Representative Ticket.
second District
kDAJND n. BARNARD. Grand Rapids
Ihirc District
NORTON FITCH. OF sparta
Cenaty ftckeI
For state Senator
WILLIAM Z. ADAMS
For sheriff
ISAAC =. LAM0REAUX
Tor County Clerk
JANIS 5. kNCX.
Tor Register Of Deeds
NATHANIEL RICE
For County TrS a,urcr--
ShkkMANt. CoLS0N.
F0r Prosecuting Attorney
JAMES r. MCBKlDE.
For Circuit Court COMMISSIONER
DWIGHT G0SS.
ALFRED WOLcOTF.
Fer Corcners-
HENRY r. L0CHER
DANIEL !. WALLACE
Fer SGrVeyor-
DORR SkEEIS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16

See the life-size cfayon and ink por
traits, only -. Mykes. 35 Mouroe-@t
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16

Det.n. oala groana - s2,s A. - iset "a
EeDrs -. Walc1 = &r~srs ~Ae e.@e"~te
lalQ ksAs ~ oakf tcE1as. = = ft>tt4-
kksk sAl s-&k nfs hQlne. NJ - tefsse,~
&sea llss saaf4 Il NaA<tns. ent - taS
Srettest sssts AS hcsI neisl t',f t.,sse "a 80
ella a. HaaoEl y ls...sre selEsEt O. AID ttt fss a
! 14Nx Ctf uYHG t4f tfieE SCAR Ltts - =.
isrs sB2 a1ea IL ~ Ale 1sr $50 8 "a
hsi1lAnali. 1.saEsst b5Ss1k r.,az1sl aaa - all
EaQR S4EE-Nes 81 raan houSs 81 IcGrsoe-
A sft~ tseleeeE Lawn Ne1r1 anN ifth-atr,.
bfick sci forEAos cel.a4lo4 otl.@f NAaef ctlttr
l94St. sfNtt. oilk s4tnls rlst1l . -.s itt@-+ls-
tilf hearth. tax ~iAdp~ eutsitt catH- 1e3. Lfet
sfssfy Hll(zAc1 Ralcie1 ssAk. tllkiet cltert
l&srait i&t Atary ass a4lt tlt VIII As,t Atio
tafa water. is,t sf1isS 9ga1rG. sodaco s1l4
~eikk AID cetofcts sIro1t slts s.l1 hlii -
R4taT@ A&ka hsese ntlls ~ - I sHAsrt ists e
thrVnsf prise <4tA 81 81 pcr noEtb. AEN
s-ra9sn heusc - P&Eis aee.. With 81 m a1cFa .
improvements 49,. ~ - peT F.ah - - Ess
monkS AAcAif iult 81 Para. loiloEt eka IeI-
Faaeaaxf.. ~ irsH So g. slstE. thar1ok \ .
1lifss LedsAre hieck. feaElsst cnsranOe
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16

nKrUBERcAz soAIsATfoSs
state EfekeG
JsNES 81 Tt-nNER. u Ingnzm-
Ter LieErea41t 60 fczlof--
NILLLAA = LlAI0E. of ssxlnsw.
Zoe secretary q Ssafs--
" ksHINuIoN GARDNER. Of Caiheaa.
Far st.ts Trszssrsr-
JsskfH :. MOORE. % Wayne.
For A4ditoF lirnsgAi-
fHkk0S = slDDI<SS. q Kalamazoo.
FOR Counisslonef of starr Land once
JOHN q. bkhhf. Of etsesO-
For Aftoxney asaeval--
bkNJAAfN ~ HUSTON. % f,lseolA
FER Sapeffatea adent af Puzzle lastructlon-
ohR -CHJkA. % aatsn.
For Member OF stare Board OF Education
JAMES M bALLoC. ~ ALega1l.
FoF Justlco Il sac supreme Court
kDWAhD CAhlLL. 81 laznam.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16
PERCYSNYDER


t4roRErge BFN ATTENTION a e. D. ARE
W srssts Ter aale uens D. N tuHofier. un 3
81 a. acre. Here - chance to Cet Reod
home.
OK FooT FRONT on Eerihuer e.. nctf
~ HIi1es. onir "a reEts fof 80 yea
CHOICE 81 sere farm in southern iillnoit -
y psae fof property here
NFW -+oon bouse ans choies lots. enlF
y so
nBTs ET0Rr husiness sno stoes in frsi
IL slsss lucsfiUn foT fse' r.s@or ~ e~l1nf
ff hes ~ 81 prorrinfof rrlee 80. Eofft
aertie fhr anouff ~ q iife fnsn.
HAVE frss-cisss tferT stoet fof sas ~
traae.
nfoNTy 70 loan 81 9 snc per cert o. siit
VI - reS seeurity Percy -Hgeef. r Cana. a.
IT VII, pay Esrues wishing r. m sks ir-
veefraeffs - eel ene ioJk ever fnf lisf -
fore fartfssi inE.
PERCY SNYDER
- Canai-ef.
T.ssrfrpe. .....-..............l. 4A.....ae ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16
wEETED-T0 KEgT.

yTTANTED-To Rrni-Furrshed rooms Tor
w iigns housekeeping vita modern improve
neEtS in nice private family. Address "a ~,
box 4, care Telegram Herald. -
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16
LIVINGSTON HOTEL

Ana kestauFaat. "a and 81 Lyon-st. Rates s.. 90
and $ = per day. Oaly ls-renf restanrant In
the city. seating c2pacity 100: hotes capacity.
Ie rooms newly TeSsted cnd refuralshed
throughout ilice place for ladles
OPEN ALL Nl1hI. TELEPHONE ia.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16
roR ssLE-MsoELLANBous

L1OR sALE-Good bed couch. cheap. Inquire
Il ls4 broadway. uP stairs ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16

EgsoR SALK-sa,s aeFes lana. lazEe ncN AeaSe
n tsanth fronft lATL. Hcil fiGlI etc ttoJ4
ecla .sse.. "a hnagp roAA- LnSaAse "a preu..
iSox. -
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16

xNANTED- Two bosraer1. lsAlcs "a EcAgis-
w n,fn eenfirnien 3frefeI rsa. in private
sssrs y AsIk pheasant Nfsi-e Ass luoatioD
modefatu price. Ne. A Aaiiese-@te -
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16
FURNITURE AID PIANOS STORED.
AGENTS WANTED.
u.rrrp- TO SELL OF FvCEtEeT.

WANTED TO SILL Oh EyCEIEeT.
--1~1~.-,,~~,.--~.-~~-r-
EOR SALE or EAehANghvsl hs isrrss' s
vo- T.srticalA-s address D. A. EcInfyre = bite
ficud. Nfeh- @ef
x-off can have cash Ter lsnf. Ws wart - 81
Il sA&ree eur eoffifT fn eeTsTai staple fnee
- met, rdIse ~ verT lcw fEures fef uBep-
,srateres Izuas snTwksTes goods SCI fer cssf
~ -. Prizes trerfrhfrf- jAfe-fu 20.
Te.rfssrn- ST Chicago. 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16

ysrANTED--T ser cheap. a handsome mirror.
w Apply IL Naliey-sf corner Mt. NerBo1
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16

I.rOR SAIE-Chrap. - horse power boiler an d
engine. nearly new. with furnace. sett}HE.
etc.. complete. Inquire Of 4. c. TEaiRg. phone
AZ 1-5tf
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16

E0R RENT-Three furnished rooms on the
ground floor. for Housekeeping, furnace
heated: sleeping rooms. ~ Bartlett-st. OPP.
South DiyisiOn-sf. school house. 80
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16

E0R RENT floor front. noor and base
ment, 20. Pear-sf.; cheap 10 permanent
tenants inquire z. c. Thwing. phone Az.
7aff
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16
FOR RBET-RUsINRss PLACES.

FOR RENT-0flces: ani houses and lots for
sale. Inquire Of Dr. feenboer. = Bosi-
wick-st 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16

Congressional Ticket.
Yer Representative h Cepgress fifth District.
ChAhLks ". Watkins. Of keDt.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16

FOR RENT-A few furnished steam heated
rooms. Inquire AZ the Vinegar block -
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16

E0R RENT - Furnished and unfurnished
ROOMS, steam heated. at PARK Place. Mrs.
A. l.. smith. 15tf
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16

Well. we'll. Ar. Ellis, you ought 20
have read the first verse ~ chapter
tvsnty-slx Of Proverbs. and taken heed
thereof, before eonssnting to run for
af7Scs
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16

WANTED-situstion AS housekeeper BY =
W widow lady % years old, with little giTi
OF 10; wages not so much OF an object as a
good home. Address L. NJ. D.. care TELEGRAM
Herald 30
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16
FOR REET-HoUsBs.

FOR RENT-House Of four rooms. hard aud
l. soft water. cellar. closets. for s. per
month. No. ~ Bowery-st. 20
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-03-13
Another Victim OF n Fcud.

A special to the Cincinnati Enquirer
from Barboursville, KY, says Sunday
at Flat Lick, Sheriff Galloway Carnes
was fatally shot by desperate named
Bill Smith, leader ofthe Smith faction
of the Smith Slushsr feud. The de outy
sheriff attempted to arrest one OF the
Smith party. Their leader objected,
and opened fire with D Winchester
rifle, one ball passing through the
deputy sheriff's body. Carnes BROTH
er-in-laW of the Messeres. four of the
most desperate mon in the mountains,
who are also members Of tho Slusher
side of the feud. They rallied their
forces and started in pursuit of Smiths
crowd, but have not yet come in con.
tact with each other. Should they do
80, battle will be the result. Eth
er side numbers over 80 mon, we'll
armed.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-03-13
THE ALLEGED SLATE.
Whatia Snis of II Ono erthej,llcgod
Candidates


Candidates
In the News and Courier Of Wedncs-
day, there appeared an article purpor
ing to give ON interview with drum
mer, who professed to have discovered
in his travels through tac State a ticket
which had been already "cut and dried,
for the March convention in Columb;,
The alleged "slate," as far az it goes, 10
as follows:
For Governor, Benjamin r. Till
man, of Edgefield.
For Lieutenant Governor, John w.
Ferguson, Of Laurens.
For Secretary of State, NJ. l.. Don
aldson, Of Greenville.
For Attorney General, Y. J. Pope,
of Newberry.
"For Adjutant General, Hugh L.
Farley, of Sp ,rtanburg.
For Comptroller General, f. II.
Stackhouse, of Marion.
Hon. M. l.. Donaldson, State Senator
from Greenvillc County, and manager of
the State Alliance Exchange. is, it will
be noticed, put on this alleged "slatc Of
Captain Shell" for the Office of Secretary
| OF State. Mr. Donaldson was seen at his
! Office in the Cleveland block, by re-
| porter for the Daily News Yesterday,
and asked his opinion Of the so called
alate.
Mr.. Donaldson expressed doubt as tC
whether the publication, being purely
and on its face unauthOritative, should
be noticed at all or not. The statements
attributed to the drummer" did not.
certainly, bear any evidence Of f.icndli-
ness to the cause OF the farmers, and
| there were car marks about the articl,
that might lead one to doubt that the
alleged drummer" was drummer afte,
all
Speaking for himself, Mr.. Donaldsor
said that he knew nothing whatever oi
the "slate' printed in tho News and Cou
rlcr. lie was at a loss to know where
the 'drummer" obtained his in 'Orma
ton. lie was not in possession Of an,
such information himself, nor did h(
believe the information was correct. :"
am not" Mr. Donaldson snid, "a candi
date for any position on tho State ticket
My present position at the head Of tn,
State Alliance exchange | consider
higAlJ honorable and responsible on
and my time is wholly taken by it. A
to my name being on the slate for an,
State Office whatever, that Is mis-
take"
Mr.. Donaldson SAID that he WAS, O
course, thoroughly and heartily in sym
pathy with the Farmers Movement an,
he was glad to see it growing among tn
people. At the proper time, either nov
or later, he was in favor of the Stat
ticket being put in the field to reprcsen
the purposes and principles of the Farm
ers' Movement. Who should be on tha
ticket, he could not say and he certainl
did not knew OF any ticket being ecu
and dried for the March Convention.
He did not believe there was any ''slate
at all --Greenvile News.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-03-13
The Quorum Question.

The programme to be pursued to
test the constitutionality O. the trans
action OF any business by the House OF
Representatives without quorum.
present and voting, has been substan-
TALLY agreed upon. 1t is proposed
that Mr.. John O. Pendleton, who was
unseated by vote of less than n
quorum, shall make a claim upon the
treasury for the pay to become due
him as member Of the House of Rep
resentatives from the First Congress
sional District of West Verginia. Upon
tho disallowing of this claim by the
accounting officers he will proceed to
bring suit in the Court of Claims, and
endeaVor to have the case advanced
for immediate tIial, and in case of an
adverse decision take an appeal to the
Supreme Court of the United States,
where molten will also be made to
advance the case, as one affecting great
public interests. In case tho hearing
in either the Court of Claims or the
Supreme Court of tho United States
should be very much retarded anot ther
plan has been suggested. 1t is to have
Mr.. Pendletou bring O mandamus suit
to compel the auditing and payment
OF his salary, on the ground that he is
still a member Of Congress as he ceuld
not be unseated by less than a 3nsti
tutional majority, and that tho audit
ing and payment Of his salary is 8
purely ministerial gtor
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