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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-01-02
ONR ENJOYS

49,
Both the method and results when
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and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
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aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
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many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIc SYRUP CO.
. SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-01-02

WILL picture
Ned Brownell,
a N d then for
the story: He
is a tall, ath-
letic young fell
low and any
thing but bad
looking; an art
ist--you could
tell that in an
instant f fro IN
the velvet coat
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-01-02

THE Grip of Pneumonia may be warded
off with Hale Honey of Horehound and Tar.
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in one minute.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-01-02

THE bomb-thrower who tried TO kill Rus
sell Sage is said to have been cool when he
entered the office. He certainly was col
lected after lie left it-Yonkers Statesman.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-01-02

YoUR friend may be the soul of hospital
ity, but he is not apt TO forget that it is
your Neat.-Galveston News
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-01-02

MAN wants the earth. but it is the house.
keeper who gets the dust Rochester Post.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-01-02

WE are rocked when young and dubbed
when we grow old. 'Tis Ia cruel world
Pittsburgh Dispatch.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-01-02

THAT promising young man is still in
great demand among his creditors. s.-Balti-
more American
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-01-02

BEECuAN's PILLS cost only 25 cents box.
They are proverbially known Throughout,
tho world to be worth guinea box"
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-01-02

WHEN handsome girl comes out her
papa has TO come down handsomely. Bos-
ton Transcript
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-01-02

A PusNACIoUs ram is fond of n practical
joke. He tries to make butt OF every one
he meets.-Lowel Courier.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-01-02

TuB prodigal son was young man whC
went wrongi but he came back again.
Picayune.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-01-02
rhs Only One Ever Printed-Can You Find
tho Wnrh2

There is a 3 inch display advertisement
in this paper, this week, which has no two
words alike except one word. The same is
true of each new one apr caring each week,
from The DIR. Harler Medicine Co This
house places Crescent on everything
they make and publish. Look for ii, send
them the name of the word and they viii
return YOU book, beautiful Autographs or
sampl0s free.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-01-02

and the tam-o-shanter he invariably
wears when lounging, and his being a
great friend of Mark Hazard-as you
can judge by his first letter. that
which caused all the trouble.
ttSA N " hurr
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Correspondence Of the T,AEs.
News Netss from Aabury.

\ AsDuaY, Alto. S.--Ou asking q darkoy
what he thougeto or the prospect for rain, he
responded that q would rain as soon Is the;
Bapiists started their ssbig meetin," but his
prediotion has failei MP to the present, ana
We ore surrounded by Baptist big meetins."
However, we hope 10 get o. shower soon, but
II We do not the cotton crop will be injured.
The numerous meetings OF the negroes
have, as usual, made many Of them unfit for
labor and they will doubtless c,ntiaue 80
the rest of the mouth.
Since dhe oampa gn meeting at Union
political nffairs have been discussed with
more zeal than ever.
MIR. Jos. Byars and two OF his daughters,
Misses Carrie and Mamie met with quite
q serious accident yesterday. Thoy were
driving mRle which became frightened at
calf that Jumped up suddenly on the eide
Of tho road, and upset the buggy, throwing
them out upon very rough ground. Mr..
Byars face and shoulders were badly bruised.
Miss Carrie shoulder was broken and her
face slightly bruised Miss Naunie escaped
with very slight injuries.
Last Wednesday Mr.. j. r. Littleiohn was
called to the bedside of his wife, who Is visit
ing relatives 10 North Carolina, but we are
glad to state that her condition is SO much
improved as 10 enable him TO return Satur
urday.
Misses Fannie and Mary Li,tiejoha hav,
gone on pleasure trip to Ashevilie.
A protracted meeting is being conducted
at ElBethel this week. The pastor, Mr.. Hop
per, is assisted by Rev. +. g. Hickson.
LASDMAN.
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nsR. The County campsi gn opened lss
Tuesday at Kelton. All but one or two of
the candidates for County Offices were pres
snt. and some good speeches were made.
Notwithstanding Tillman claimed o majority
in the hand primary on the SO poll tax, at
the meeting on the 4th, We learn, as sig
nificant fact, that no candidate for the legisla-
turc dares to openly advocate that increase
before the people, but, on the contrary, ono
or two at least directly oppose it. We also
learn that the County government law Of
last session, which would put poor men NOT
able to pay road tax into the chain gang,
meets with no favor among the people. AL
going to show that the "hand primary" vote
at campaign meetings did not express the
sentiments Of the pc opie-not even of these
who voted.
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Personals.

Mr.. j. ID. Arthur has returned to his bank
duties after tvs weeks rest in the mountains.
Joseph without the Bank might get along,
but the Bank without Joseph would be q
lame concern.
Mr.. II. L. Goss and his son, Harry, have
gone to Buffalo Liihia Spring for the benefit
Of Mr.. Goss's health.
Mr.. W. r. Goss aud his sister, Miss Ethe-
lind Goes, are now enjoying the bracing
atmosphere Of Saluda.
We had q call last Tuesday from J. II.
Tench, son of our old friend and correspon-
dent, Maj. j. ". Tench, who is now living
at Gainesville, Fla. We are glad to hear
that the Major is enjoying life, with good
appetite, plenty to eat, and is sill welding
an aggressive pen.
Col. E. P. McKissiok paid pop visit to
Union last Mondsy.
DR.. w. Hilliard, OF Ashevil'e, one of the
~ n''. '-~,iar and successful physicians in
"cs'''h Nor'H Saro'1r-'- us q yery
pleasant call last Monday. We knew -,ns
DR.. when he was boy, and his father, DR..
Hil'iard. before him.
Rev. W. II. Miller, Robt. Miller aud Miss
Nell Miller left Tuesday for Tennessee. Miss
Nell will remain aud attend school. Rev.
w. II. Miller and Robt. will return TO Union
in few weeks.
Miss Yirgie tittlojohn, after spending
awhile with her many friends aud relatives
here, returned to her home in Gowdeysville
hast Wednesday.
Mr.. J, r. Mathis, The hpstling Insurance
agent iS 10 own
JUICE James N. Geo snl Col. David
Jsauson have gQue 70 4reenyillc,
Ben s.. Culp has .otuyucd to Glenn
Springs,
W. =. Thomson, formerly with Farr 4
Thomson, now with the PacOlet Mani. Co.,
was in town this week.
Mr.. Gus Childs and family, Miss Jennie
Gibbes and Mr.. Robert Gibbe., of Columbia
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Gibbcs.
Mr.. II. A Smith is visiting DIR. NJ. 7
Smith and family.
Miss Phoebe Townsend Is visiting Mrs.
Dawkins.
Misses Jennie and Marion Gibbes, OF
Columbia, are visiting Mrs. w. NJ. Gibbes.
Capt. Chas. c. Culp.is out again, after q
spell of bilious fever.
MIR. Nat Gist, who came home from Glenn
Springs with fever, is much better.
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T. ]. Harrus witkdraws.

q We ere requested by Mr.. T. JEFF. Harris
] 70 announce 70 the voters Of Union County
That us his son. 3. w. Harris, 10 before The
people as . candidate for seat in the Leg.
stature, he has withdrawn from the can
vass for the Office Of Auditor.
Mr.. Harris returns his thanks 10 The
numerous voters who promised to support
him for the position.
We can safely say that no man in thu
County is better qualified for the satisfactory
performance of the duties of Auditor thar
Mr.. Harris, and we are satisfied that his high
sense of propriety in Withdrawing from ,h'
contest, under the circumstances will b,
appreciated by tho people of Union.
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The People should mink before voting.


;ltis beiog industriously rculated among
the people that If . State Convention Is
held under the call Of Tillman Legislature,
and new constitution is adopted, in which
q S3 poll tax Is substituted for the present
81 tax, II viii be comm tied t, the people for
their ratification or reject'eu. Judging from
the record Of the last legislature, we are
inclined to think the people viii have no vote
in the matter, and the scheme is misleading
IA trap 10 catch too confding administra-
tion voters. Lots to the record, aud let the
people think aud vote against the dongers,
before it is too late:
On the 11th Of last December, 1891, Till
mans pet scheme Of q new Constitution
came up in the house. Mr.. Abney of Rich :
land (Conservative( offered the following
| proviso:
provided, however, that no Constitution
formed, or which may be formed, by such
convention. shall be binding or go into effect
until IL shall have been submitted to the
people Of the State for ratification, and shall
have been ra'i6ed by the votes of q majority
Of the qualified voters of the State, voting
| upon such question:
|
mans friends. Here are their names:
Speaker Jones, Alderman, Dlesse, Bowen,
Bowden, Breazeals, Brice, Browning. Buist,
Carpenter, Carwile, Chandler, Connor, Cox,
Dukes, ]. L. Dupre Earle, Elder, Evans,
Finley, Folk, Fex. Fuller, F. b. Gary, 7. A.
Graham, Gregory, Hardy, Hart Harvey,
Holman, Jefferies, Kinard, Mccall, McFad-
din, Mcintyre, McWhite, Mossley, Norton,
Patterson, Rast, Riley, Rowland, Russell,
Scott, Shanklin, Stackhouse, Staulani, Tay-
lor, Todd, Townes; Traytor, Wolfe, Wood
ward, Yellcll, Youmans, Zimmerman.
In the Senate siuirior r---;.a off,red nv
Senator Smythe, of Charleston, (ConserIa-
tive) was voted down, 25 to IL. We have
not this vote in detail.
Now, how can the So poll lax be- settled
by "drect vote of the people" when Till
mans friends won't allow the new Const;tu-
ton providing for it to so to the people p
The State.
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Fatal Accident.

Fatal Accident.
Green Rice, Jr., colored, IA years old
living on Col. I. C. Duucan's plantation,
was accidentally shot and killed Tuesday by
his cousin Aaron Humphries. Aaron had
come 10 mile to see Green, and Green stayed
home from school TO entertain him. They
got shot gun aud went out to kill crows.
While they were watching for the "corn
destroysrs," they sat down to enjoy water.
melon. After devouring the melon, Green
got up and said let's 60 to the house, and
picked up the gun, when the load was dis
chargei, lodging in, Green's left shoulder,
tearing the shoulder blade clean off; part
of the load entering in bis lungs. lie lived
about hours, breathing through the wound
in his side.
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For the TINES.
FOR the TINES.
Yox In the q. s. Court and . GreenviIls 8. 8

GRERNyILLE, s, c., Aug. G.-The U. 8.
Court Is making considerable Roadway with
the business before it. The Grand Jury have
passed on about 125 bills during this week
aud there are about 85 yet to 90 before it.
The Union delegates here eli kept up, and
at their posts. So far as we know, none of
them have been appointed to investigate the
guard house.
Mr.. III. s. Porter has taken in the city of
Greenyille, and thinks 1t larger place than
kelton. He has found crane that weighs
about 152 lbs, and is nearly feet in height.
lie would be glad for Mr.. Frank Hames to
see it. Billy Smith is here, away from
home, and has set tomorrow to call on some
ladies-his kin folks, though.
The Telephone" was with us few days
last week, but being out of order. has return
ed to Jonesville for repairs
As usual, Jonesville has its pro rata share
Of cases.jn the court at.this term. 4,
Mr.. Chas. McGurkin, formerly of Union:
but now Of Chester, is hpre on tho jury. He
has an eye on the Chester post Office also,
good rain fell here this evening. greatly
refreshing vegetation aud dispclling the
intense heat.
Great improvements have been made in
the management of the U. s. Court. Instead
of calling oil the witnesses and suitors here
the first day, TO remain until their cases are
disposed of, certain cases are called on GER
tain days; and when disposed OF the parties
are dismissed. This keeps some coming In
all The time, while others are going out.
Taken oil in ALL the u s. Court 10 big
thing thing We yill get through next week we
AUG. Z. We attended the Washington
street Presbyterian church and Sunday
school this morning. 235 scholars were In
lilcir places, and reported for duty to-day.
TIE Music vac superb, and the recftatioSs
excellent, 1t M the presbyterian churches
land o.hrs toollin the and I'D such golahsad
toacherS AMI po,lars as Washington street
church has. th3 institution wogld be- vor' !
Dnpeple Of Sunday school.
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For the TINES.
Death Of DR.. D. F. HuokabY.

Ma. EDIroR: 1t is my sad duty 10 an
nounce the death of nc. d. f. Huckaby,
wl,ioh. .oaenrred. ON Tho 2Gth day of July,
ulto, at the residence of his only son, A. r
Huckaby, al Ranger Yell o., Ark.
DR.. Huckahy was boru in uuion County
8. c., in the year 1919, and was in his -gIb
year ct the time Of his death Ike Lee.
wife, Que SON and five dsugBe as to noun
his loss. lie had q brother, Thomas Huct-
aby, who resided in Spartapburg County,
When last heard from, aad |. sisior, MaLaly,
wife of the old man Thomas Pridmore. who
died in Union County many years ago.
DR.. nuckaby was member of the Con-
gregational Methodist church also q mem
ber of Behville Lodge, +. and A, Masons.
His remains were inferred in the Spring
street cemetery, with full Masonic honors.
He was q valuable representative in the
State legislature from Yell county. He was
an intelligent we'll posted man on oil mat.
ters interesting aud edIfying 10 any one
seeking sound information. He was q
christian gentleman, good and usefu!
citisen, kind father, loving husband, and
true Democrat. w. G. SCoTT.
Spartan please copy.
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FARLEY As A Tax DoDaER -General Far
ley is q Spartauburg man. He was gallsnt
soldier in the war; he worked for tho sue
cess Of Democracy in 1876. s, far as We
know he has performed the duties Of his
r-1"ri Dnrnoat office accpptqbly,
however he has gone back on 7n,s ftrn'sr :
friends who stood by him in trying times
aud honOred him with office He has rapid
iy degenerated into one of the most abusive
of all the campaigners. He has gone far
ther than any in endeavoring to excite the
people along the line Of prejudice.
Gen. Farley is running for ofice. He
Gays he stands squarely by Governor Till
man, and is part and parcel of tho Tillnlan
ticket. As one of the men to be shonored
with office II Tillman delegates form the
State convention, his views aud record ara
subjects for legitimate criticism.
In his speech 81 Winns borO Gen. H. ri,.,.
answered yes 20 the qqes long:
Are sou "a iayrr ut The - On poll tax p"
"Ars you ip JayQr af putting whito men
IN the Cham Bng 10y no. paying ;hG poll
tax p
Gen. Farley did not dodge these uue,-
tions but empbatically expressed nimseir
favorable to them both.
He was charged with having failed to nav
his own poll tax in this county until execu.
tons were issued. lie explained that the
treasurer failed to enter the poll tax ON the
list, and then wanted him to pay SI.5O, so
CENTS Of which he refused to pay. -.
+ An examination Of the auditors J ,oks
sh,ws that Gen. Farley is mistaken. For
the years lS79-80- -82-s7-S9 he paid neither
the Sriiar the 90 cents, nor any tax Of any
description.
In Ave years out of twelve, under tho law
he now seeks TO put in operution, the Illus.
trious General would himself have bsen ON
the chain gang
Governor rillman, Eilerbee, Bates aud
Tindal are ell rich mon, and we ara not
surprised that they should have forgotten
how hard 1t was for poor man with no,
property to pay his taxes, but General Far
ley has once been poor himself
It is amazing that this man who says that
the man who voted for fillman when he
promised reform and low taxes and refuses
to vote for him now, since he has given high
taxes and promises stil higher sis cowari
and traitor" should so soon imbibe the
hobbies of his boss and forget how il, was
when he was poor. 1t is amazing that
man who found it too inconvenient to pay.
81 70 public schools the year before I've was
elected TO q 81, 800 JOB. should wg-syears
later favor making Other, Povi- men pay
three times rs much aBLwork them on the
chain gapg IL they ere 100 poorto raise the
money. SpHTtfhbHV HsrdM
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at l.25, Z Nj.
Any inattcpion or irregularities should
re reported promptly to tho p, Nj.
J. C. HUNTER. p. NJ.
CANDIDATES IN THE FIELD.
The following list o, candidates for the various
county Office, vii. bv addict TO as new names nre
annov nocd in the "nudiIatcs 2unrtcrs" -
FOR TIIr IrLEGIsrATURE.
Thos Duncan Thos II Gore
IN ISoo' Godfrey B Fowler,
NV n9rril q Walton Whitman
'o"h N'""Ny j r. Jcferies
FoiSl;EaIEF.
A Coz Lyle. ] Gideon Long
lalCe II Eartcs
FoR AUDITOR
Inm"nN TJef Harris,
JC'H's, J L Bailey,
nat " n 'sSn, Pcyton b Love,
SAM, wna'3s t'FAs'"Fs j. Is e,y..
I'D o"'ns SO. John Thomas,
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
u y, s$$s;y; &SS5;; sss 5sSs%s: gSs%$:;: =.
WV Sniman Thos Estes
FOR sCn5oL COMMISSIONER.
NC I,tlcohn, Lcmastor
FOR CORONER.
Bf Gt"a"N, ! Jasper Aycock
: fOH CLERK OF COURT.
lo;e,,i, II Mckjssick
FOR SUPERVISOR OF REGISTRATION.
II IL Swuh
=----=-----=:ss;sss - ========.=
HeA5- We nAp'SaSeu 10 state that Mrs. L.
g. McNissick who hn> been quite sick for
two weeks. is rgN much better.
stand, Ic,d i.hbe obi, Tora,on o,o.. IL
bro.pp,us on.,hnt WEIGHED 1Ih 7ov
-
- ~ ." tl,."'5 '' NfoDs oeg'n 10
vors,,.r.. r fa,o' no 49,, S,"y@sss. !ss. ~
''N s''''A
~. -. -, " ..".:' - s,
a., .,,,,,. ,i,,, ..:- " "
Rcwcmper, your n,..,e on Tillman or
Con,erYa;ivo We st vii not cnt, ;lo you to vote
at Tho primar, ,Hccti,v, il Il is not als,, on
's' '' ~''' ~
C.y- The sed,,ia ,;o,s Sal nina and the
Unioo Second ricv p,aysl a match game of
ball Ia. 1 Fritc,l even .ls, which resulted in n
score Of ttto il. favor 81 $. .dalia.
-
-, -, -
is,. rbe ,,t,,, y. .,..,,n,;.i.,..,.,,'.
-. -. a.. r., .,5r,,.--,,z.,.
50 Il, -'NA
- -
"oh tofseJt| put yUur nnH. Oh Demo
GrA.!E no hst OF y0Ur IoHASA.p, Oh ,oi
mary clec,;,n n Won nor,ec, - do % Won
w; M, no o,,owod !, v,,e
--4--.e. -
Hesa- "eeat INC attention OF our readers
10 '"e iaSofaoe exhioit OF the financial con-
a'"o oil ne'Iounty' made by the Com
'n'''iou'r'' y VIII pe seen mat IN 1858
the aeo' OF &o County was Sls,79f.s5,
wmen mas o0ee reduced to about 10000
WIN ? 9''oo' TO Meet IT, thereby showing a
fea"''i0h ol sane SI,ooo.
asa. We aie requested TO announce ,ha,
Mr.. Jos. n. J,bnson. candidate f,r Co,,ress
~o'~S
from Ihis dlstlct, Wi! address the citizens
OF the following places, On the days and
hourS named. askfor an attentive and
fespeeHui hearts Tor MIR. johnson, who is
an able speak err And pure gentleman
Cross K.ys 1h,rsl. A. 10
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a Cleveland and Stevenson Sheppard and
Orr Club Formed.

"A SAosoahu anu ottNeuSOu--oneppard and
Orr Club Formed.
meeting of the Conservative democrats
Of this town was held at the Courthouse last
Monday evening at o'clock, for the pur-
pose Of organizing Cleveland and Steven
son, Sheppard and Orr club.
r. T. Gee was made temporary chair
man, and W. d. Humphries temporary
Secretary.
Mr.: William Munro stated the object of
the meeting,
One hundred and twcnty-seven names
were enrolled, and it is expected the men,
bership will increase to 800 in the next two
or three weeks.
Mr.. W. E. Thomson was elected per-
maneDt president, L. p. Murphy, Vice
president; W. D. Humphries, Secretary
and Treasurer.
The following is the Executive Committee:
William Munro, A. ii. Foster, John A.
FAINT, DR.. NJ. W. Culp, IL. T. Gee.
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Bsa- While VIC. think the violent treat
ment of Maj. T. d. Murray at the Cedar
Grove meeting ia Anderson County last
Monday was great outrage and disgrace,
we cannot help thinking, a'so, that the
PFoprtety Of Maj. Murray's volunteer pres
ence at the Tiimsn meeting is very doubtful.
1t does not appear that the Til1man speak,
ers attempted to impose themselves on the
Sheppard and Or meeting, while IL is
evident that the Two meetings were under
separate and distinct calls, IL is quite legiti-
mate fortwo political factions to call meet
ings at different places in the same neigh
borhood at the same time, and any inter-
ference, one with The other, generally re
suits in trouble.
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if ohOCLD Ds iE ", Si,I lloysE.---J. u.
Wilson, 81 Clay ST., lsharpsburg, Pa. says
he will not be without DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, Coughs aud Colds,
that it cured his wife who was Threatened
With Pneumonia after nm attack OF ia
Grippe" when ysrioas other remedies and
several physicians had done her no good |,
Robert Barber, ofaCooksrort, Pa, claims
Dr.. Kings New Discovery did him more good
than anything he ever used for Lung trouble.
Nothing like Il. Try it. Free trial bottles
at b. f. Posey's Drug Store. Large bottles,
SOC. and 81 90.
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Conservative Tslegatss.

Conservative Cs.eGatss.
The fsliowing were dominated by the Con-
servative convention -. Monday as the
delegate 20 he vote Jr at The primary
election to represent Couscl yatiae ring
ofthe Aemoalatic dIty in rBc stare romi-
1,s..I ;: 9: a5......., sss.:..,IIi
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ssS~ The Advocates of the So pell taS
now say it is Lot intended to repeal the ;
mill fax on property. Well, VIC Ion se
how lhst vii! relIere the poor man -
10 property--tRs. tenant efI ths .gslx
man. That, TO our mind max -
elusive that the increasc Of 11
a direct blow at the Iab,r,
pie. We are bey,pd ,lz
have no childrru 70 Sz<.s
would be more ius .
ing the 'ax
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SnrLon's CossuNprIos CuRE.--This Is
beyond ques:ssS. tho mos. -meressful Cough
Medicine We have ever sold. A few doses
invariably cure the worst cases Of Cough,
Group and Bronchitis, white rs wonderful
success In the cure of Consumption is With
out a parallel In the history Of medicine.
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