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Evening journal., 1892-02-18

Pennsylvania RAILROAD.


IN A.
BALTIMORE ~ lib AID
january l8, o92
:, frame VIII leave VIII ngt As follow.
90, bii, ". 3 Al, lNo5 1915, A ~, Ia 81. no.
O q. sl2Ia, 39. Az. 50l. $40. s u. s 10. o..
Accommodated, . 90, 9 50, 7os. SIS. 10 nam.
10 JS, ab As, 30, ~, 40, 49, and 10 80 IN.
For Chester texpressl, 81, 90 800 IS
80, Me q, . 4 leoo, II 70, II 81 q M. o. b,
AcconmoaatUh, go. eBb, 7M. SIS. fB s.
4 g "a, sas,a %. a.. 4 s5 20. s 40, 7io and
New York. ! IS, 2 S. 40, sao, . Is. $40. 10
i, ia u 5l a. ms sls ", g, lSs sb.
5 30 pm.
For West Chester, via Lamokin. 80 and
| 3 ua q m, 25 and fb p m.
For Newark tCentrel and Intermediate
stations, 40 m. l2 81 and 9 a3 p 10.
Baltimore ana intesr5msediate stsr,cns AZ IS
baltimore and Boy Line. 8 g a.
Baltimore and Washington. u, sol, 9 II.
10 10, and II 90 m. II %. II 20, -, g. IA
6g3 'et o 0 %, q. 20 ? N end ~ ~ night
/ Trains for Delaware Division ieae- 81
New Castle, l5. ll.2ie n, 30 3 50,4 400 Is,
$50, Q 30 . m, and 10 o. night
| For Lewes, s.lb a. ma ~ y. m.
/ Harrington, Delmnr. and Utr HtntionA is
am. HARRINGTON and way stations, $50 m
Express for bower, harringt,si -ua ueisys..
| II ls a IN. 81 p IN. and ~ Oh night
Express for Wyoming and Smyrng o SO , IA.
Express for Cape Charles, Oia ruin1 Cona
fort. and Norfolk. II lB a II and ~ OIL nigh
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street. Ton. VII
mingt0n, gexpresal 80, 20. IL al. g 10 - 20.
lu@,l1 IS, m,2 10, s2 a51 20, 2 o. o. . 20, 81
tOls 44l bW, bB0, 6s ell. .. 2 90. u 10.
Accommodation, . 70, 20, l0sa, 9 80 s m
%, 1873. TO- %, 40. %. 30. 10 o. ~ y aud
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia lexpre1sl, s., 10, lao,
tb0,a0ol0 q, b,a NIL 8e,i ~ 0i,5 10 5e5 %.
2 08, 70 and IL m.
Accommodation. Z 90, sOb, N, u 10. 4e.
Nor Chester texpress), ] ST. 40. 100. 200.
l | Il b1 a n, 3 Ui, 3 SO, ub and IL D m.
Accommodation. W. 90. a m. II 10 IA
. 4 GO. . 80. 70 and 1880 M
Z For New York gexprsssl, bh, 50. 20. q
$50, II 81 am, 1910, 1883, ~, 70. 6Od, 70 -
and 06 y IA.
FOR Boston. without change, h8p m.
For West Chester, via liamokin, 800 q N
''i For New Castle, 0 81 m and Is % night.
s For Cape Charles, Old Point Uouitort ana
|, | Norfolk, la Of night.
FELTON,, Harrington, brinReville. Seaford
\ ! Laurel aud Delmar. ~ OF night
!, Baltimore and Washington. As, s OF, 10 10
i m, y o. Y So 70, g es, 40. 70 m and u a
Baltimore, only 03 pm and - rs night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, for WI
minptOn exareesl, 80, z 20, . ln,lt Il M. IL 10
Il Al 0e, Bb7, 40, %. II 10. Il 80 IN and ~ y
+ Accommodation. 8s5, 10 So. q N. IL IS
sos, 6 10, 8 36. 10 09and II % y m.
a For further information passengers are re-
Is ferred to the ticket oiiioe az the station
+ ~ Congressional Limited EsnrfHs train
lt composed entirely Of Pullman NestiDule PAf
Tor md Dining Cars.
II q Limited Express trains; composed A.
. | OHAH. E. PUGH. =. q. WOOD
y General Manager. Gen. PaaA Agenl
Evening journal., 1892-02-18

A. J. COoch, the well-known butcher
OF the Second street market, has opened
a new meat, poultry and oyster market
at Brownson Library Hall, corner Fourth
and Jackson streets. This store is one OIL
the most completely fitted up meat mar
kets In the city.
Evening journal., 1892-02-18

Mrs. Mary A. Wilson Of No 500 East
Seventh street. died this morning. Mrs.
Wilson was 20 years Of age and was born
In this state. She has lived In this city 3
number Of years. The cause Of her death
was paralysis superinduced by the grip
Evening journal., 1892-02-18

The st. Mary's T A. B. Society will
celebrate George Washington's Birth
day" by a "smoker" and musical and
literary entertainment. Rev. ID. ]. Flynn,
spiritual director Of the society, will give
a short lecture on the Life of George
Washington The entertainment will
be for the members only and will be held
in their parlors, No. 514 East Sixth
street
Evening journal., 1892-02-18

TrLE-RITTENHous SEAT CrRmer's
HUI, n. J +, by Rev Mr.. Haly, on February a.
Reese Little and Mise Maggie ktttenhouHe,
both Of this city
THOMPSON SMITH. AT OH West Fourth
street February 18th by Rev o. q. Budding
ton, John Thompson and Miss Mary E.smith,
both of this city.
Evening journal., 1892-02-18
Horae Ran AWAY.

Levy Court Commissioner Grubb re.
ports that horse belonging TO John
Veale, a farmer, ran away at Harvey
station, on the B. & o. railroad, THE
morning. The wagon was demolished
but no one was injured.
Evening journal., 1892-02-18
WILMINGTON AND NORTHERN RAIL-
w ROAD COMPANY. Time table, In
aYFart npreIn her so 1891.

WILMINGTON AND NORTHERN RAIL.
w ROAD. COMPANY. Time table, In
e' Trains leave Wilmington French stres
stationl for a o junction, MontcnRntns
Guyencourt, Granogue. Cossart, ghaddR
FmhreeYille, Nortonville. gOatesvilles
Waynesburg Junction, Springfield, JOANNA
Birdsboro, Reading and Intermediate stations
daily. except Sunday. 90 q M, and 2s30 p.
ID. Sunday only, " m.
For IN 4 D. junction; MOntChanin; guyen-
court; Granogue; gossart Cnadd 3 fore yancs
MOrtonvilI, COatesvilles WayneshurK juno
ton: Sprinf field and intermediate stations
daily excepi Sunday, at A % p. m. sunday
oi Fsr "a Coatesyiile, West Chester and inter-
mediate stations, daily except sunday, az
Trains 4. ls' arr arrive Al wilmington, FrencE
street stati0n,l from Readingi Birdsboro;
Joanna; Springfield; Waynesburg Junctlons
Coatesvilie: Mortonville; Empreey1lle; Weet
Chester; Pocopson; Uhadd's Ford Junctioni
Cossart; Granoguei Guyencourti Montchanlni
b. a o. Junction and internediate stations,
daily, except Sunday at 10 "a ~ n - 20 Pm
Sunday only at o 30 pm 1910.
Coatesville, Mortonville, hmhreeviue. 70
copson, West Chester, Chadd's Ford Junction.
Cossart, Graz ogue, Guyencourt, Montchanlr
| BIZ $40 Junction and intermediate stations
u' Fiom Gainesville, West Chester and inter-
mediate stations. daily except sunday, az
/ z l2 q. m. and 2.l2 p. NJ.
/ A. q. hloCAUobA1NlJs slleKlnlelietcne.
BOWNESS BRIGGS. ean'l Pass. AGENT
| nHIIA DELPhIA AND READING RAIL
| n ROAD "RoYAL ROUTE" BETWEEN PHIL
| ApEIpHIA AND ATLANTIC CRY. yHE ONLY
/ DOUBLE TRACK LINE. SCHEDULE IN ETfRoi
l JUNE 8, 1891
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut street wharf
and South street wharf
| For ATLANTIC CRY.
/ Week days-Express, QO0, A. m, 200, 400 pa
| m. Accommodation. 800 a. m. and 500 r. M
/ Sundays-Express. 900 am. Accomnodaa
/ ton. 500 a. m. and 30 p. m
| Returning. leave Atlantic City depot
/ Atlantic and Arkansas avenues. Week dayz
--Fxpress 90, 800 q. m. and 400 p N Accom-
\ nodatinn s. 10 a. m. and 4.aO p N.
| Sundays-Express, 4.00 pm. Acconmodar
ton. 30 a. m. 40 y. m - .~-......-
| A. A. MCLEOD. q. y. hAESosfAs
Pres. aud Gen. Mannaer. Ven. rA--.---Ae <.
Evening journal., 1892-02-18
BALTIMORE & OHIO
RAILROAD.

TRAISs LEAVE DELAWARE Av. DEPOT
EAST BOUND.
NEN York, week days, .80s. iii. vm
80 S8 q IN. W. - - 50, % 80. = so . 10.
NEW YORK. sundays, % 0s, = II, 40 30 q
IN. ei2 "a, 2Bt. 70 80. ~ 80 pm.
BosrON. IS 81, pm daily with Pullgr an buffet
sleeping cars running through 70 BOSTON WI
ont ehange yie : Peughkeeqsle nprlage, lanalnR
PHfLkDEIsPHIA. week daye. a 0s 6to.
As, II IA, n 40. %, q 80. %, 70 %, 10 2,
0h a IS. o as, ". 100, s 90, 10 %. sl0 SIS D. IN
PHI ADELpHlA. Sundays. % pS. 40 "a ~.
100 80, l0 BY. II q a. m; ~ N, w " W
%, 70, 100, '5Ss, go, 2 49, sgQi az 0e, 'lQeS
CHESTER, week days, "a "a, eco s46 .7l7.
n 40 z 90, e so, 100, 800, y oe al0 % III SO
m; %, z 20, %, 410. %. % 80, %. az ~.
CHESTER, sundays, % os, CAS-. Tl7, Z 80.
a0b, 40 %, llA0 a. MI 100, = 80 o.. 10. %.
Atlantic City sc II Week days, Ti7 m.
~ p 80 D m. sundags, 2 Y, m, y 30 p m.
BALTIMORE AND WAsHINGTON "a "a.
o. e ~. 1905 a. m; ~ ~, 900 So, a 40,
BALTIMORE and Way Stations, o. a m.
Baltimore ana principal stations on Phila-
delphia Division, 10 90 a. m, daily.
az iU IS. q 20. IS 81 30. v 81. II 10 m daily.
PlIIhBuht5,' q AZ, q, M, s4,4O p. IA aaiiy-
SihNIG4h5Y " g 8 an e. t9rp ia aaly
and " 81 D. m, both daily.
| 5INGERIV ACCOMMODATIONS % a ne
81 IS, z IS and lilo y. m, daily
| LANDENBERCi AODOMMOpAyI3N week
days. z ", IL 90, a. m. b5 and IS y N. 81 n
DAYS . co u. IN. and 40 y. m.
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION.
For Philadelphia week days, 30. 8 70. " "a
fH2i, 70 80. III 3b, a M; IL ~, 46, = %, 40
D. IL. snndays. 20 a m; II q, 40. 2 So, s4b
For Baltimore. week days. sos. Q 80. g %,
80, n as q. n, 2 IS. y. m Sunday, 3 ~
Baltimore and principal stations on Phiia-
delphin y ~tHion. 70 a, M, daily, excel &
Sunda- sundays. rs am.
Fo .landenhsfs ana way stations, Yves
days, 80, 10 80, a. M Al, W N. sun
days. - m; Du y nj.
Chicaco, and pittshurg 1925 a m. daily
excapt Sunday; t3eb D. m, daily.
| Cincinnati and 81, Louis. Fil.6o, 8. m, DALI
except Sunday
Lv. PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTOH
Weekdays. A4.lb, 100, 30, '9lh AZ 70 %,
1000 III IS a. m, ~ 90 noon.t 49, 90 Ht0, = -.
'a0h 30 IS 70, 30. % 81, 90 z 22. $40, lOl 10
sanaay, y is, 500, +sl6 $50 sass, 1000.
III IS M. " 90, noon, tQ, 0l, "A 05, 30 fhel'
8 80, Y ~, s 10, l0l and II ~ ,. N.
Telephone, No. lH3.
| other line. q. O. SCULIi, ten,l Pass. Agent.
| u. n. ODELL. General Manager.
Evening journal., 1892-02-18

AUWWWUW
To close balance Of winter stock will
make il up at cost.
l.. HESS, Merchant Tailor,
No. 4 E. Third street,
Evening journal., 1892-02-18
AwNINcsI AWNINcsI

In anticipation Of advance Of prices Of
s-eandara awning canvas. namely Woodbury.
and Druid mills, 8. 10,l2. IA and Is ounce goods,
which we are now making mp. as we have Tor
the past thirty-one years, mlideW-pfooL t ;i
prices Call and examine our SOCK, leave
Your orders and have them ready to hook up
Canvas All widths and weights. Suitable to
nail on for wagon covers. Old sail canvas
for le. -
Those to whom sewing machine-nade avn
ings are accepts bic can DO supphed AZ coARe-
spending low prices.
R.W. BRINE & Son, Front and Market SIS,
SAIL AND AwEINs MAKERS.
Telephone 254.
Evening journal., 1892-02-18

Pianos and Household Goods
Taken in storage at L. L. Messick, No,
AS West Second street.
Evening journal., 1892-02-18
~. SAuLsBuRY. OhanoeIlor.
the LEVY COURT NOTIFIED.

It was returned 70 Wilmington last
night and deliver d to Register IN
Chancery Nc WhOrter.
This writ the register in chancery gave
to Sheriff Simmons at 10 o'clock this
morning. The sheriff served it on the
Levy Court Immediately.
AS prior proceeding for the safety
and guidance Of the Levy Court, Nj.
McWhorter notified it Of the existance Of
the restraining order and delivered a
copy of it, This was the means Of plac-
ing the Levy Court in contempt
Of the chancsll1r's order II they pro-
ceeded to violate the order before service
by the sheriff, as they thereby had
knowledge Of the existence of the writ.
A cory OF THE BILL REQUESTED.
Chairman Buckingham requested a
copy Of the bill of complaint, which Mr..
McWhorter Immediately began preparing
for him. Mr.. Jols read to the court the
original bill, but there we're no remarks.
The restraining order was received
without word Of comment, and both sides
OF the house seemed to be in the best Of
humors.
ATTORNEY BRADFORD AND HIS ANSWER,
At 1850 o'clock e. g. Bradford. at.
torney for the Levy Court, sent to
Registrar MeWhorter for a copy of the
bill of complaint from which to prepare
his answer, which must be fled tonight
or tomorrow morning.
Mr.. Bradfords clerk was instructed
to inform the attorney that copy was
being prepared for the use of the Levy
| Court, and as soon as it was completed
/ he would be informed.
AN INJUNCTION AGAINST LIVING.
When an EVENING JOURNAL reporter
Aalked Into the Levy Court room this
morning Commissioner HutchisOn said;
well. we are still living"
yes. The chancellor will have to ISSUE
a restraining order preventing you from
doing It.
"Well you may depend upon it that i
it was possible for the Democrats to Sc
cure such an order they would do 1t.
THE REVISION CONTINUED.
The work Of revising the lists of As
SCISSORS WhaHn and o'Harra was con
Evening journal., 1892-02-18

sMALL CHANGE CAN BIZ HAD AT The
EVENING JOURNAL OFFICE.
Evening journal., 1892-02-18

Cunningnam's glnger ale.
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/ 8 !: :
III III ia4lsGi GEk So
satisfied. Also b, NOTHING
to
combined and produces enough Electricity
A"iNI" WANTED Address DIR. JUDD, Detroit Mich
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A LEADER.

Since It's first introduction, Elec
trio Bitters has gained rapidly in pop
ular favor, until now it is clearly in
The lead among pure medical lonics
and misunderstanding nothing
which permits its use rs u beverage
or intoXicant, it is recognized rs the
best and purcst medicine for all all
ments OF Stomach, Liver or Kidneys.
1t will cure Sick Headache, Indiges
ton, Constipation, and drive Malaria
from the system. Satisfaction guar
anteed with each bottle or the money
will be refunded Price only soc. per
bottle. Sold by A. y. llargrayc.
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THE TRUE FAITH EXPOUND
ED BY GROVER CLEVE-
LAND.

Never has Grcnt party, intent upon the
promotion of right and justice, had better
incentive for effort than is now presented
to US. Turning our eyes to the plain poo
pie of the land VIC see them burdoned MS
consumers with tariff System That UNI
tastly and relentlcssly demands from
thom, In the purchase OF tho neccsnries
and comforts of life, nh amount scarcely
met by the wages Of hard and steady toll,
while the emotions thus wrung from them
build up and increase the fortunes of those
for whose benefit the INJUSTICE is pcrpetu-
ated.
We soc the farmer listening TO delns-
I've Story that fills his mind with alynn-
tnge, while his pocket is robbed by The
stealthy hand OF high protection. Our
workingmen are still told the tale, oft re-
peatcd in spite of its demonstrated falsity,
that the existing protective tariff is boon
TO them, and That under IFS bcneiicent up-
Grafton their wages must Unreasonable
as they liste:l scenes are enacted in the
very abiding place of high protection, that
mock the hopes of toll and nttest the ten.
der mercy the workingman receives from
those made selnsh and sordid by unius,
governmental fnyors.
We oppose earnestly and stubborn,
tho theory upon which our opponents secl
to justify and uphold tariff laws Speecl
accepting Democratic nomination fol
President
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kipans Tabules; gentl" cathariio.
R:;.aas Tsbulcs cure indigestion.
RlPans Tabu'es cure torpid liver.
RlEa:is 'Fabulcs cure had breath.
R:pans Tabules "a: druggists.
R'paHs 'i'abuies purify the blood.
KiaaEa T'Li,'lles piulong lie.
Riplns Tahulcs cure the bi;Ies.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

TO Xnchnrinh Pertlue. nhnla Per,,ue.
widow o; d. X. Perdue deceased. William
II. Moore and Nancy Moc.c his wife, WASH
ington Petry and Minerva Eliz ,beth Petry
his wife. George w. Milan and CYNTHIA
IoniSa Milan his wife. Pearls Pcr.lnr John
I. Barnes, guardian nd litem of Henry
rer'lnc IAN infant dcfenian,). aud J. W.
Chapman, administrator of b. X. perlne.
deceased.
You are hereby notified That / have fixed
upon the 18th day of October 1872, rs the
time, and my office II. Iazcwel. Vn ,ns the
place, to take the account and perform the
dnties required of me by decree render
ed by the Circnit Court o: Tazewcll Conn
ty mt IS August Tpru. 1872. in the Chan
Gerry Canse of Iachariah Pertlue Conn
pln!nant. against -. X. pcriua's Adn.iais-
traitor and others, Defendants.
AT which time and place ynu nre rrqnir-
ed to be present. l. l.. CHAPMAN,
Commissioner N Chanccry.
Tn@cwell. Va. Sept. IL. 1892
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judgment. never passed the thrssh
old Of the doors of the Sci ate
Avowedly in the interest of good
government. it was instigated, in my
iudgfnent,by men in whose interest it
prevent a full expression of tho will
OF the voters at the polls"
Holding power by the suffrages of
negroes north of the Mason and Dix
on line and west of the Ohio thi,
party Of sectional hatred and pam
pered plutocrats is making death
struggle to keep in power by retnin.
ing the negro vote i'll close mud doubt
ful States. On this point the Knox
vile Tribune well says:
although MIR. Harrison was elect
ed president, Mr.. Cleveland received
100000 more votes than Mr.. Harli-
son. But for the negro vote, not of
the south but Of such States as Ohio,
Indiana, etc, MIR. Cleveland would
today be president instead of Mr..
Harrison. Mr.. Cleveland received
100000 majority Of the white vote
of this country. Think of that Let
the young man just entering ma =
hoods estate and standing ready to
assume the important functions of Il
voter and freeman, consider on
which side the prepondcranco OF in
telligence and responsibility is array
ed Let him look around him and
consider tho personnel of tho two
parties. Lot him intellisently and
dispassionately study aud investigate
the policies and principles of the two
parties. II any southern boy, or
northern boy either, MS to that, after
fair, full, free investigation, unbiased
by prejudice and uninfluencod by
Fictitious pleas aud arguments, of
such Republican measures us the
high tariff, which robs the many for
the benefit of the few, and of the
force bill, which is evil and Infamous
i'll design aud which would be disns
trous in results, does not resolve to
be Il Democrat, then we arc much
mistaken. In the Democratic palty's
success is the greatest hope of the
young man, the greatest benefit of
the old, and the greatest prosperity
of all.--Bl istol Courier.
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GUARA NTEED CURE.

We authorize Our advertised drug
gist to sell DIR. Kings New Discov
cry for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds upon this condition. If you
arc afflicted with n Cough, Cold or
any Lung, Throat or Chest trouble,
and will use this remedy as directed.
giving it IL far trial, and expert, II e
no benefit, you may return the bot
tie and have Your money refunded.
We could not make this ohcr did we
not know that DR.. Kings New Dis
covcry could he relied on. It. never
disappoints. Trial bottle free nj A
f. HargTave's drug store. Large
size soc. and 81.
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FOE CONGRESS-NINTH DISTRICT,
JAMES w. MARSHALL,
OF CRAIG COUNTY
DEMOCRATIC TARIFF LAW
OF CRAIG COUNTY

1--WE dcnounce Republican protection ms
fraud, taxing the labor of the grcnt ma
jority of the people for the benefit of the
few. We declare il to be fundamental
principle of the Democratic part, that the
padsrsl Government hnB no power to i'm
Rose snd COLLECT tariff dniies except for
rovcnue only, and We demand that the col
lection OF such taxes shall be limited to
tho necessities Of the Government when
honestly and economically administered
National Democratic Platform.
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WASHINGTON TOPICS

Democratic lenders here are be-
coming more and moro confident of
the outcome rs the time of the M
tlonal election approaches. There
has been much general comment at
the quiet cquaniinity that has pre-
vailed thus far throughout the coun-
try among the voters, and it has been
interpreted by many as lack of en-
thusiasm, if not il tercst, in the issues
involved Astute politicians, how,
ever, think they understand in some
degree this condition of affairs. They
appreciate the fact that the people
the plain people Of the land" as
Mr.. Cleveland respectfully denomi
mates them-are doing their OWL
thinking this year. and will cast their
ballots "a a result Of this careful
consideration, witliouss re ard to the
dictation of political bosses. They
believe that the voters are becoming
better educated in political issues
every year, aud a"r exercising the
right of suffrage more intellioently
and with less regard to partisan AMI
sectional prejudiccs. That tho Dem
ocracy is the beneficiary OF this grow.
ing liberality of thought and patriot.
&c consideration Of the welfare of the
country as whole is proven by the
continued growth of that party as
shown by almost every recurring
election. Prominent Democrats here
are saying that when their party is
making strides in such strongholds
OF Republicanism as Maine and Yer.
mont and IS more than holding it's
own In Democratic States like Ar
kansas, no more positive evidence f
It's general growth throughout the
country is needed They are also
abnndantly satisfied at the situation
in New York, and politicians from
that Safe declare that The party is
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not i'll II better condition in any other
section of tho country. The fact that
Senator Hill has entered vigorously
into the campaign thoro, and ia muk-
ing strong, earnest speeches in sup.
port Of tho national ticket, lie perfect.
ly well understood among the lead
ers as reliable evidence TINT there
will be no hating among his friends
Tammany is also well in line and
hard at work, and Congressman
Amos j. Cnmmings-a remarkably
shrewd politician and nble journalist
--declnred here few days ago that
New York city and Brooklyn would
giro Mr.. Cleveland "suuh majority
rs has never been ilel up there fer
the candidate OF any party
The fact is as shown by reports
being received here that while tho
campaign is somewhat relieved of
the senseless hurrah and excl. e:nent
which usually accompany natl, n
oil ctions, the people are none the
! So interested, aud the Democracy is
greatly proliting by the quiet consid
Grafton being given the issues of the
campaign. The tariff is Iecognized
rs empha,icnlly the great que stion Of
tho day, aud yet the evidences are
multiplying that tho people are
awakening to realization of the in
defenyible injustice OF II sy..ion that
dcspoils the many for the purpose of
enllching tho few, which is the end
aud aim oil "A protective tariff, and as
pccinlly of Tie Mckinley law. This
feeling is confined TO 10 section of
the country. but its EXPRESSION is
heard alike FROM manufacturing New
England and from the agricultural
West and Northwest That it's ef
feet will be felt i'll marked degree
there can be- no doubt, and the leu,l
ers are confident that they will win
Oh this issue alone. to say nothing of
the iniq 'itous force bill and other
questions on which the party sinnds
i'll the position of u defender of the
peoples rights aud hbcrti s.
MIR. Cl veland's letter of accept
ance. too, has increased the conf
dence of the leaders. It is so strnight
forward. so direct, 80 full of sincc,o
earnestncss, that ii is felt that it's eff
feet must prove very beneficial -
Though it's length is less thnn half
MIR. Hnrrisom's, Democrats here think
it expresses much more aud fur.
hishes lar greater food for reflection.
as IL Senator remarked, sit can be
read with profit half dozen times,
for it improves with each reading
and teaches an important lesson ia
every paragraph" This reflects the
general sentiment here, aud Demo
Gratis declare that 1t will prove their
strongest campaign document.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-09-30
FOR DYspEp.rA,

Indigestion, and Stomach disorders, uao
BROWNE IRON HIT'TlsRS.
All dealers keep It, 81 per bottle. Genuine has
trademark and crossed red lines Oh wrupler