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The following paragraph from the Coluns-
tia Journal is also somewhat of revelation
of the methods of refawm manipulation It
is said that General Werner will run for some
Office, merely to be defeated, and be appoint.
ed by the Governor to the position Of Master.
This cannot be substau,iated, however, and
is merely given as rumor." But when we
recall to mind some of the occurrences, and
executive appointments, in this county, since
the last campaign, we can easily believe it.
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Co. {, Palmetto SlalpslMters.

TINE ANNUAL REUNION of Survivors
Association of CO. E, PALMETTO
SHARPSHOOTERS will be held on August
Sd, lss4,-the First Friday in the month
at Tabernacle Camp Ground, two and halt
miles from Lynchburg. The meeting Will
organize at II O'Clock A full attendance,
with baskets, is requested.
]. c. MCKINNEY, Secretary.
Inlv 11
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The Sumter Watchaaa was founded
in 1850 aud the True Southron in 1866.
The Watchn,o,s and Soathron now has
the combined circulation and influence
of both of the old papers, and is mani
festly the best advertising medium in
Sumter.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-07-25

Cal Caughman was bowled down at
Walterboro because be alluded to John Gary
Evans remark, that the Register had to be
bought before it became refawm organ.
This is a day of strange happenings-Evaus
was cheered when be made the remark and
Cal was howled at when he alluded to the
remark !
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-07-25

i ue hE9tSttf, III Tie uIsCu9Ike VI Its oluCtal
duty, made use of double-slotted vocabu-
larry in denouocing the Charleston crowd for
bowling down Gov. Tillman. The Register
in its individual capacity returned thanks to
the sturdy yeomanry of Colleton for howl
ing down Cal Csughman.
Mr. John NJ. Waddil seems to imagine that
he has at last fathomed the depths of Till
mans infamy. He says that Ben is
''stinay !" And worse still, to tell, be in
sinuates that Darlington's erstwhle reform
paper fell into an sntimely grave because
''Stsgy Ben" did not pay his subscription.
John Gary Evans is still prancipg around
the State, squirting one eye and cursing.
He said D--n at Charleston. And yet he is
what the book makers call safe shot.
Uncle George Tillman's opinion concerning
the indecency of one family trying to bold all
the Offices makes rather acrid reading for the
clan of Gary and its rami6cations.
The much talked-of equslizalisn of real
estate, after all, amounts to almost nothing.
If there was to be raise, why not assess all
property at its full vale or leave the assess
ment alooe? There is just 80 much money to
be raised each year for the support of the
State government, aud it will make 20 differ
ence to the taxpayer whether be pays iton
one.hslf value, seventeen per cent above half
value, or full value.
Gen. Ellerbe, backed by the Register and
daily communications from "Farmer," :"
sReformer," "Wool Hat Boy" Alliance, !"
''Sub Treasury and other such we'll known
characters is msk:ng good second in the
race.
Brother G. Walt Whitman is still crying to
the All Powerful People: "For the Lords
sake vote for me ~
Treasurer Bates has no time TO prauce
around the State begging votes and stirring
up strife, but attends to the duties Of his
Office. But there is no Reformer with the
courage TO demand his place, notwitbstand-
ing there are hosts hungry for an oaioe Of
any kind.
Individually We are more grati6ed by the
determination of the Refawm hosts TO have
an exclusive primary than anything they
have done. We expect great things from it.
The reformers finding that private :euds are
spripging up in the camp of refawm, in de-
fault of Conservative opposition, are trying
to frighten the kickers into submission aud
harmony by crying up and down the State
that the dreaded Conservatives have perfect
and well.disciplined, bu, secret organization,
ready and waiting to put outa ticket to grap-
pie with The refawm ticket. 1t is bugaboo
that won't work.
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The Register, in the discharge Of its official
duty, made use of double-slotted vocabu-
larry in denouocing the Charleston crowd for
bowling down Gov. Tillman. The Register
in its individual capacity returned thanks to
the sturdy yeomanry Of Colleton for howl
ing down Cal Csughman.
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The manner in which Gov. Tillmau was
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-07-25

H. G. OsrEEN, Acting, Sec.
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John Gary Evans is still prancipg around
the State, squirting one eye and cursing.
He said Do at Charleston. And yet he is
what the book makers call safe shot.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-08
CURRENT COMMENT.

The tremendous applause which fol.
lowed casual reference TO tho uarri.
son administration at the Falfchild.
Grace tariil reform meeting was a loud
warning to Democratic orators. They
must not turn back tho hands 10 tho
last year OF prosperity, even when con.
ironted with Democratic audience
NetO York Tribune.
Pennsylvania Is In such frame Of
mind that it will not make much differ
cnce to the Democratic nominee for gov
crnor whether Cleveland likes him or
not. Even Popuist and Prohibition
support could only mako his defeat
little less overwhelning.-PtttSburgh
Commercial Gazette.
If the seventeen year locusts arc to
be loaded on top of the results OF Demo.
cratic supremacy the whole country
may BIO justified in forming itself into n
Coxey army aud marching for some
other globe, where Democrats will cease
from troubling and locusts cannot come.
Pittsburgh Dipa'ch.
Ex.Prcsident Vasquez, OF Honduras,
has come to this country to raise on
army to recover his last power. Here
Is fno chance for tho Coxey, Kelly.
Hogan and Frye "armies," II they want
TO tight.-RapsGS City Star.
what is hobo2" asks an exchange.
A hobo is man VIII o voted for change
and got it, and now foots it to Washing.
ton to kick against iL-Chieago Inter
Ocean,
South Carolina is as silent as q man
with cracked Ice on his head and re-
pentancc in his heart-B Washington Star.
Tho Star-eyed Goddess OF Democracy
is standing paralyzed under the spell OF
the Socialstic suake.-New York Sun.
Homestead was abnormally alive and
active yesterday. 1t had been Calvin.
ized.-PuSburgh Times.
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The ISTELLIGEScER bids tho newspa-
per men OF West Virginia fraternal
aud cordial welcome to Wheeling, hop
ing that during their stay in the city
they will have an enjoyable time, and
return to their work at hons with
pleasant memories OF the chief city OF
their state.
They will find in tho city and in the
beautiful. parks much that will enter
tain them, and to afford them brief rest
from the cares OF business, while If they
care to post themselves upon the things
which have given life and Importance
to Wheeling, and upon which she is to
depend for her future prosperity, visit
to her great industrial establishments
will we'll repay them for the time and
trouble. They will not find the wheels
going so merrily in some of the mills
and factories as they have been wont to
go, but this is only temporarily true,
and the visitors will still find much to
see that will interest them.
The business men, tho members OF
the press, and people generally OF the
city, are glad to have the editors Of the
atate among them, and the ISrELIIGEH-
GER feels that it is well enough acquaint-
cd with the newspaper workers OF West
Virginia to say that they are o class OF
men who know how to appreciate the
genuine hospitality they are sure to
meet with hore.
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Not Pun For tho Frog.

Philadelphia Rseorl.
Dr.. AIcCandless, OF Pittsburgh, cont q
ripple of laughter around tho usually
staid and solemn senate chamber on
Friday last by circulating an Impress.
overlooking volume inscribed oil tho
cover "What Congress 10 Doing"
which, upon being innocontly opened
by tho recipient, was found to DO per.
feet blank. It was an old joke In now
binding; but the Vice President and
the senators arc said to have enjoyed II
immensely. Tho only persons who tail
to see any humorin tho situation which
Doctor McCandless has 80 sharply satir-
izcd aro the people OF the United States.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-08

a Lexington, KY, dispatch says that
the town as wild with excitement" DO.
cause minister OF the gospel do.
nounced Colonel Breckenridge from tho
pulpit. Why wild with. excitement p
What is there in the fact that pastor
protests against tho elevation CT self.
confessed libertine to high public po.
seition that should cause wild excite.
mentT The pastor did his duty. His
mission is to preach acains. such evils
as Colonel Breckenridge is, and it is
hard to understand why the simple
performance Of this prles.ly duty should
cause excitement in Christian com.
mnnity, or oven in community Of civ.
iIized men and women who arc no.
Christians.
If such an incident causes wild ex.
! element in Lexington there is some
thing wrong With tho moral sensibili.
ties of the people OF the town. Ii TO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-08
Hacked by tho Administrator.

1t appeara tina. the administration
and the Democratic majority OF tho
senate aro owned, body aud soul. by the
Now York sugar trust. There havo
been vague rumors for week orso that
certain Democratic senators wero en-.
gagged in preparing certain amendments
to the tariff bill, without which it could
no. command the full party vote, and
could not, therefore, pass the senate.
These changes finally have been an.
nounced by tho senators. who prepared
Thorn. and have been justified and de-
Tended formally in M authorized inter
view by tho secretary OF tho treasury,
thus giving them the cachst OF the nd.
ministratiop.
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Although Cleveland has shown will
ingness to swallow most any sort OF q
Democratic freak for the sake OF party
success, no has recently exhibited
signs OF eagging at tho effort OF the
Pennsylvania Democracy to have him
eupportIa Populiss and Coxcy sympa-
thizer for governor. In fact he is said
TO have served notice on the Pennsyl-
vania machine that he will not take the
dose, and thai those who are promoting
the scheme to nominate Congressman
sibley and have him endorsed BY the
. Populsts, need not look for any assist
ancc Whatever from the administration
at WASHINGTON.
Sibley's free silver views were willing
~ overlooked by the President, but dur
ing the past week it has been brought
to his attention that Sibley, though
nominally free silver Democrat, is in
reality.an outspoken Populiss, endors.
ing all the crazy doctrines OF that organ
ization. and an,enthusiastic sympathizer
with Coxey and his army OF hoboes,
and Mr.. Cleveland told Mr.. Sibley's
friends that he would have to draw the
line at that.
Up to the time Of the Presidents pro-
test, i. is asserted, sibley's boom for
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-08
Why Wool Is Ignored.

The question has often been asked.
why Is II that in all tho compromises
and concessions made In the prepare.
ton Of Democratic tariff bill, wool,
tho product OF American farmers, and
au industry which Is scattered over the
whole OF tho torty.soven states and ter.
ritorles, received no consideration 2
Iron, coal. glass, lead and many other
products have been accorded tavors, and
concessions have beon made to many
other interests by tho tariff thinkers on
demand. But tho wool men, who have
pe.itioncd Congress not to disturb tho
tariff, or at least to show them some
consideration, have been entirely ig-
norcd. Now, why is this? It Is be-
causO.thoro is no wool trust-no specu.
latinG magnates, so all powerful with
Congress, who are Interested in main.
tanning the price OF wool for specula.
tive purposes?
The course Of tho Democratic house
and senate with regard to wool has
been direct discrimination agains. tho
farmers. The Cleveland Leader, dis.
cussing this question, says blun.ly and
truthtully: This product OF the farmers
OF every state in tho Union, and affect
ing millions Of capital, is not so closely
connected with tho great marts Of
speculation rs some o.hers. The rail-
roads Interested in carrying coal and
iron demanded and received duty on
those articles. The sugar and lead in
terests obtained all they asked; tho
heads OF the white lead and sugar trusts
of New York enforced their DEGREES as
absolutely as il they owned the Demo-
cratic senators.
But there are no wool trusts; no Wall
street magnates to mako demands upon
the senators in behalf OF the wool in
terest. The farmers aud wool growers
themselves asked for consideration, but
they were not heard. Not being repre-
scented by trust, the Democratic
statesmen ignored them. and it is for
tho farmers TO bear tho greatest burden
OF the Democratic free raw material
theory-a theory which had been APP
piled by the house bill to other indus
tries and Withdrawn on the demand Of
those interested persona who own the
Democratic party and hold its campaign
pursc strings. We are to have free
wool because the Democratic senate
does not think the petitions OF Amcri-
can farmers arc worth considering.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-08
ANIMAL EXTRACTS,
PREPARED Aocoapso 10 TIE
roaNuLAs or
DIR. WILLIAM A. HAMMOND,
AND UNDER IrssurERymoS
TESTlNE.
PREPARED AocoaDSo 10 TIE
TESTlNE.

In exhaustive states OF tho nervous system, TO
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the ioIrc and endurance Of the several organs OF
the body; depression Of spirits, inclaneholIa aud
certain types Of Insanity in caGcs Of muscular
weakness, or OF general debility; noutaSthenla,
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yous dyspepsIa In weak states OF the gcnera,ivc
system Sin oil OF the Gbovenaned conditions,
Tcstlne will be found OF the greatest service.
Dose, . Drops. Price {: draehms), Sc 90.
Where local druggIsA arc no. supplied with
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tho subject, on receipt OF price, by
TILE COLUMBIA CHEMICAL CO.,
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Logan Drug Company, Agents Tor Wheeling.
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WINDOW GLASS a. KuRsRn & CHEW.



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hope for her, but two bottles OF DR.,
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her, and she says it saved her life. Mr..
Thomas EsGcrs, lS9 Florida St, San
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one bottle DR.. Kings New Discovery
and in two weeks was cured. He il nat.
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which these are samples, that prove the
wonderful efficacy OF this medicine in
coughs and colds. Free trial bottles at
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who was arrested with bomb in his
possession was given twenty years in
priuon. In this country lenlont policy
has not been pursued toward those who
have been guilty Of dynamite outrages,
but thcro has been a tendency to allow
too much liconao to those who have
been active in propagatluS auarchiatic
doctrinea.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-08

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND has bounced q
collector Of internal revenue for travel.
ing on free passes and charging mileage
in his expense account. This is right,
but II the same rule wore applied to
members OF Congress there wouldn't be
enough OF them left in office to make
punrurn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-08
REPUBLICAN CLUBS.
Callfor tho Annual Convention
of tho State League.

The Sixth Annual Convention OF tho Repub.
lean League OF the Stale OF West Virginia will
convene IN the city OF FAIRMoST, Marion
county, at Il O'Clock u. M. Tuesday, June 10,
1905, for tho election OF officers for the en-
suing year. tho selection OF delegates to tho
Seventh Aunual Convection OF tho Republican
League OF the urttCd States, 10 be held In Dem
yer, Colorado, June &c, 1894. and for the trans.
action OF such other business as may regularly
come before It.
Each Republican Club In tho Slate Is entitled
20 DO represented by i've delegates. Full in.
formation rs the rate OF transportation will be
publiIhei rs SOON as tho necessary arrangements
can be made.
ADDRESS all communications to the Secretary.
at Wheeling, W Va.
EDGAR p. RUCKER, President
J.k. HALL, Secretary.
tTApColican papers OF the State please copy.l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-08

dcnounco ininmy. whether found in the
character OF political fayori,e or in
the character OF the lowest outcast,
causes an outburSt Of indignation on
tho part Of tho pOpulaco OF Lexington,
then II Is time for Lexington TO realize
that sho Is In danger Of losing her good
nauo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-08
Indifferent to Death and Tnxes.

Cineinnda Conner ciG! Gc-eite
The United States senate cares Meth
or for death nor taxes. Three OF its
members have passed away during the
past five weeks, and yetthe tariff debate
is not ended. What sort OF q warning
does the senate want, anyhow?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-08

'or'erpiQe Journal.
Go get the old lawn mower out,
And polish of tho rust:
Put oil IN all the little holes,
And clean out oil the dust.
Do all you eau to soften down
That Irritating click,
And sharpen UP tae cutting knives
You'll need It pretty quick.
Tho emerald wh!skera on your lawn
VIII soon be getting long.
The exercise OF trimming them
VIII make your muscles strong,
Soget tho old lawn mower out
But make this little men,:
Don't ever try 10 cut your grass
Till after I a. N.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-08

Springfield tNGSs) RepINfrun
The senate should give heed to the
voice OF impatieuce and distress ariaing
from business circles Nil over the coun-
try. Delay and uncertainty over what
Ia TO 20 done with tho tariff rates arc
playing tho mischief with commerce
eYerYMharn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-08
Their Atilulty.

Cletddnd Locder
Sugar trust stock was strong again
yesterday. 1t was strong because the
Democrats in the senate Of the United
States are rank.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-08

THE remodoled tariff bill will pass the
senate, because the Democrats believe
it is an absolute political necessity to
pass some kind of tariff measure, and
not because they are pleased with it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-08

So Richard Croker is actually going
to retro irom'the Tummany leadership.
Now, if Tammany itaelf would only re-
tire from politics the atmosphere in
New York wouldSbegreatly purified.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-08
sENAronIaL SINS,

Hls5urgh DLJp1tsh.
Tho Democratic senators who bolievo
tariff bill giving sectional protective
iayors, with an income tax rider. Will
pass as tariff for revenue, are evident
" belIeyers In miracles.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-08

NOTWITHSTANDING tho report earlier
in the season that oil tho fruit was
killed by tho iros.s. 1t Is now said tina.
thcro will DO q tair crop.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-08
WICKED WILLIE.

Colonel Breckenridge thinks ''tho
North is prejudiced" against him. but
hopes that kentuckians feel nothing OF
it. The sentiment is not, to say the
least, complimentary TO the gallantry
OF kentucky men.-Chicdgo lHter.Ocean.
80
Mr.. Brcckinridge's reception in Lex
ington was noisy if not q fattering
demonstration. Mr.. Breckenridge, it
must be understood, is not suing for
forgiveness; no is merely asking for
re-eloction.-KansQS City Star.
"a
Breckenridge blows down tho muzzle
OF public sentiment-Chica1o Dispatch.
The gi-ls' school at Lexington closed
for the summer last week, Mr.. Breckin.
ridge being announced to return to that
place on Friday.-Ms,c York -ldrertiSer.
Breckenridge has got home. Will the
voters OF his congressional district kind
ly see to it that he stays there?-NeW
York Horld.
Perhaps it is just as we'll for tho house
to defer action on the question OF ex-
polling Representative Breckinridge, OF
Kentucky. II the member himself
doesn't attend to the matter the voters
OF his district! probably will.-New York
Pres.
Five hundred sialwart kentuckians
hastened to pay homage to Colonel
Breckenridge when he arrived in Lex
ington Friday evening. Phil 1homp-
son may havo been right in his estima-
ton OF Kentucky manhood after ALL
CLeulqni Leader.
The situation in the Ashland district,
unfortunate as it is unprecedented,
makes it imperative that every journal
which has tho good OF the party ut
heart, which cherishes the honor of its
state and which appreciates its obliga.
lions to society, shall protest with nll
its power against the recollection to Con.
gross OF Col. W. @. P. Breckinridge.-
Louisville Couricr-Journql.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-08

With Attorney General Olney their
friend, and the Democratic senators
thoir tools, tho trusts have nothing to
fear from the Democratic administra-
t;op
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-08
MAY MERRIMENT.

Professor (oi class on political econ
omy)-9Ir. Bramble. in tho case under
consideration VIVA. plan should the
city adopt TO extinguish it's floating
debt2
Mr.. Observation-Disclosures
thing be done with sinking fund.-
Chicago Tribune.
Pardona5le Er.or.-Police Captain
What is the matter with your Here
you let o fight go on in q SALOON for
moro than half IN hour and make no
attempt TO stop il.
Officer McGobb-Surc, sor, Oh fought
it was the primary upstairs.-IndiaM-
ap0liS Journal.
Farmer Hodge (readins novolcttel-
I'm out Of all patience with that Gladys
Fitzallwyn in the story-the way she's
abusing her beautiful eyes. She doesn't
deserve to have none.
Mrs. Hodge-What's she been doing
now?
Farmer Hodgu-This book is full OF
it. First she threw her eyes up on tho
ceiling, and then she let them drop on
the MOOR; then che darted them down
on long cotsldos ana rested them on
INC cool waters OF me lagoon. linen che
must nave calied them back somehow,
tears wiped them, ana swept them with
to Iivot tbam On tbe lowe %a' a auui . Tas
lett of, she was fixing them on n man.
tel Togus.
The cruel Injustice wounded her To
,ho h.. - .a a.