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From a pike County Democrat.

Meanwhile, Ga, October n.--Editcr Coa~
stitution: 1 read with great pleasure your
ringing article in Sundays Constitution UNI
der the caption of 'l'resSrT @ the Purlty or
the Ballot" Now, our county is one OF the
counties you refer to. Three precincts were
thrown out on purely technicahtles, an
oversight that did not and could not nave
changed the result IN any way. Hundreds
Of good citizens disfranchised. More than
fifty conservative democrats have eN-
pressed themselves to me as being greatly
dissatisfied with the action OF the board OF
election managers in throwing out those
precincts, many of whom are the most
prominent and honored citizens of our coun-
T.. The board was dominated by ring pol
iticians. whose object vas to rule or ruin.
II is true their methods Will secure us q
representative. but we cannot afford to
make 50 great a sacrifice. Not only do We
sacrifice cherished ciples-prncipleS
which the democracy has ever boosted, ana
won its Victories in a thousand battles
but We place in the hands of our pollncai
opponents an effective weapon which VIII
drive us to our Waterloo in the coming
elections, unless we can Offset what rney
have done by righting the wrong. While
we did al that was in our power 10 elect
cur democratic candidate there Is very 1T
IL, doubt that the populist candidate re-
ccived a majority of the legal votes cast
r'ae consolidating board realized ii and
tnrev out those precincts a. a. last resort
IN doing so they have jeopIrdized the grand
old democratic party ,and ii IS incumbent
,IDOu the representative democrat 10 see
THAT no Injustice is tolerated. We have no
mace i'm our fair southland Tor the popuESt
nartv: their IDEAS are all wrong, and their
doctrines il CARVED to their ultimate con
clgStorS would be q great ca!aml'y But
t,a uraper way to 90 Is 10 give them their
dues and lei thcT1 make record, ana tlFn
Ne can 50 before The people with a clear
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Down in the Tenth.

Augusta, Ga. october 12.-(speeial)-At
a Iaecting Of ,hc democratic caIuIalSG com
n.ittec This morning, Hon. f;oykin Wright
Wis unanimously elected chairman Tor
Major Blacks canpaigu. Mr. Wright VIII
select his committees at his leisure. The
bail has opened and the fun will now com
meuce The committee has done wen IN
selecting the fearless, indowitable and brill
liant Rovl,in Wright for chairman during
the campaign. II there is one man in the
district who will do more Khan amy other
10 eathjse the people Of this district and
10 organize the party thoroughly, that man
IS the leader chosen by the eNecutiEe com,
nittce this morning. The democrats all
over the tenth district viii do everything
in their power to make Major Bl1cn NIT
iarity larger than ever before. IN" Nu'F
of organization has been begun. chairman
Wright will take care That proper or
ganization is had in this county. like Work
IS to be commenced right away all over the
district.
Alr Wright had charge of Major Black ;
campaign two years ago. ana his bftIdanL
work a. manager saved the district 10 de-
lnoCraCy.
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MANHOOD AND MONEY.
Was the subject from " HIGH Rev sa" Jones
Delivered Interesting lecture.


DeGive's opera house was filled Thursday
night with an audience that gathered to
bea. Rev Sam Jones in his bright ana
amusing lecture on Manhood and Money
Quaint, original and always funny, tne
evangelist never fails 10 interest his audi-
ence, and each application of the straw iast
might drew forth a hearty peal OF laughter
from the crowd.
The preacher was introduced by Or. T.
+. Kendall. the pastor OF the Boulevard
church, in a graceful and characteristic
speech of presentation.
4 number OF well known citizens. iuciud-
ing several of the leading pastors OF tine
city. occupied seats on the platform, ana
were more than conyd!sed by the funny
things that came from the lips OF the
speaker.
=" Manhood and Money is the subject Of
my lecture" besan the preacher "and you
viii see that / have selected TWO THINGS as
far apart rs ! could get them they may
set tangled up now and then, but il rarely
happens in these degenerate days. h-auSa-
terD Everybody is anxious to get an Of
nee, now Knew rG5 IKE Of -aCdiG1tes
in my. life. and. il seems 20 me, the air is
fun Of them. C-au@hter) What We need
in Atlanta ana what We need in Georgia
and what we need everywhere is not more
office holders but more royal, Independent
and manly men. tApplauscl TIE country
is full of ladies ana gentlemen, but men
and women are WOefully scarce We need
them not only IN politics bat we need ,Eem
in the pulpit and ia tha church. Nen o.
convictions. ana not simply men Of oDil-
ions, is the imperative need of the hour
Branching OF from his serious VEN, the
speaker here and there narrated good joke
by way OF illustration ana his hearers hard
ly had time TO collect themselves AFTER on
explosion before another occurred.
y good sister said 10 me the other day."
continued AIR Jones. in on4 OF these
moods, " Brother Jones, You talk more fool
ishness than anybody / ever heard
= DO YOU know what fooiishness isl
inquired of the soou sister.
No she said.
Then I'll tell you. Foolshness is what
you rub on fools and it takes a lot Oh 1t 10
go round Oaughtcr)
Il have very little respect Tor a fool. /
had rather be a rascal than a fool. You
I can reform rascal, bat sou can't do any
thing with II fool. Dii you ever try 10
monkey with fool? II you dill you got
left. / frequently meet up with a lot Of
fools in my travels about the country. !
knew of a couple who We're engaged TO be
married At the last minute the girl told
her fellow that she would have 10 call a
halt until she could make an explanation.
Go on, said he
well, I want 90 let you know before
this goes any further that IA IA SonlnamDn-
list ,,..-....r,-...,-..
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which May Have AN Effect on Some Sen
atOTiai States.


There will I've tLrty-tWo contested seats
IN the neSt house OF representatives. and
two in the senate.
or these tWenty-foUr are entered by pop
uiis;s 20 GUST democrats. and eight are en-
tered by democrats TO secure the seats Of
pcpa!ists. In the senate there are two con-
tests on file. The FIRST is that OF Hon. =.
q. T4ardeman. democrat. TO Dust the claim
Of lion. j. s. Johnson, populist. declared
elected for tire thirty-third district. The
second contest is from the thirty-iouth
district IN which Hon. a. NJ. Baxter, pop
ulist seeks 1, uisplace Hon. &. 81. Brand,
democrat.
Such a number OF contests FOR seats in
the house or Representatives is altos
Unprecedented. II viii render the commit
tee on PRIVILEGES and elections one OF the
most important IN the house. with work
ahead Of 81 sufficient TO take up almost the
fan session or tine legislature.
But right there IA Interesting piece of
by-piav VIII be enacted. Every democrat
admitted to a seat. or turned out Of one,
viii have an influence IN the councils of
the party for the selection OF United
States senator. II any special candidate
FOR that Office should feel that he has n
dead circh on Che scnatorship, through The
membership OF the house on It's prima facie
organization. it would be emharra ssing for
his friends TO Cons.4 II To a change in the
the minority candidates would be anxious
10 Introduce all the uncertainty possible
into the result, in the hope that the Iignt-
mig might strike near home
The contests ina The house so FAR entered
arr'
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Contestant.

A-bnlnslnf.
Clarke.
j. :. Nell dem. ). ". Wood, pop.
J. Il. Worley, dem; Del. J.. Bell. pop
Andrew }. Smith. Gen. J. L. Irwin. pop
Pierce.
4. l.. Walker, dem. Alfred Davis. pop
". NJ Wallace. dem. ". II. Newton. pop
Applns.
q. I. Melton. dem. NJ. Branch, pop.
Clarence Wilson. dem. r. NJ Brown. pop.
Hancock.
:. j. Smith, dem. J. W. Wallace. pop.
-. butWeli, DEM }. ". Jones' pop
William Harrison. Gen..' II. NJ. Kaigler. pop
Talbot.
=. \. Parker, dem: II. c. Trusseil, pop
Walton.
4. J. Arnold. dem. ]. T. Lahoon. pop
II. j. Hurst, dem Il. w. Haynie, pop.
L. y. Ennis. Pop. j. D. Howard, dem.
Hart
\. &. McCmry. dem. J. r. Leard pop.
John Awtrey. dem John u. Benson. pop
l.. n. Holland dem. j. .. Sibley, pop.
r. =. Traylor. pop J. 4, AIcGehee. dem.
;. -. Green, pop. Y. H. Booker dem.
}. S. Vaughn. dem. S. W. Yopp. pop.
Z. $. Wirinsham, dem. ); Z, nm. pop.
W. p. Gray. pop. 4 L. Bartlett, dem.
Fayette.
". y. Cook. pop. = o. Blalock, dem
Clayton.
II. u. Moore, dem. John L. Jones. pop
bingham.
William Spcir, pop. \. i. Bird, dem.
Heard.
o. y. Moore, dem. 7. Z. Davis, pop
Jackson.
l.. Z. sen. pop. Il. j. Stapler, dem
George j. Bennett, pop.
}. 4. Thompson. dem.
Troupe.
T. II. Pittman, dem. John L. Smith, pop
Slejge Tatum, dem. W. NJ. Jones, pop.
Butts.
r. J. Dempsey. dem. j. NJ. McAtlchael, pop.
The vote on thc amendment for the cleo
ton of two more judges of the supreme
court Indicates thar majority has been
east therefor The counties vet TO report
cannot change the ma jOrity now in.
To Suffering Women.
want no money. and viii gladly tell
any suffering woman how | was cured
after being given zap a. hopeless. Address,
with stamp, AIRS. II. L. Stevens, Waycross,
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carrollror. Ca, October lS.-tSpeciai)-
A. = resris Of the populist success in Car
r,l in The state election, the populists met
a tho courthouse today and nominated 4
r.5u ticket for county officers, as follows:
..lerlz OF tbe superior court. !. =. Durett;
..l,.ri.r yY H. kinney: tax collector. 7. J.
y,r,,son: tax receiver. J. Nj. Thurman;
treasurer p. O. Houston; surveyor. II. W.
Isonuer: coroner. ". u. Elrod.
one 81 the sensational features OF tne
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noTm COMMITTEES WET.
II Was Decided 10 Give the Congress-
men Ample Aid.

IL Was Decided 10 Give the Congress-
men Ample Aid.
Roth The state executive committee and
the STATE campaign committee We're IN ses-
sion Saturday az The kimbal house and
assembled MS "a joint committee. Hon.
sieve Ola. called the two committees TO
order. The session was with closed doors and
Chairman Clay stated that there was but lit
tie - say.
1T was decided that we should help the
..au,rcssmcn in their va'ious districts, ana
VIC viii still keep welt organized ana AT
york. There was something said about the
y...--istration laws, but that is matter oi
Nv and il rests with the various counties
to do as they see pit under the laws that
govern their elections"
More cases Of sick headache. piliousness,
.,-,nsttuation can be cured in less time, with
Sarter's Little Liver Pills, than by any
other means.
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convention was the declaration OF ColoneI
T. N. Cobb, one of Carrollton's leading law
yeys, that he had renounced his allegiance
to democracy and would espouse the cause
o. populism. In q speech TO the pcpuiists
at the courthouse he stated that he was one
of them and was ready TO go where they
wanted him 10 preach their doctrine. ne
has made da ties for three places in '}arroiiI.
On October 18th he viii speak in Carroiton;
on the 9th at villa Rca and on the 3oth at
Temple He bitterly antagonzcs Congress
,,,a
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conscience end a strong argument for dem
ocr3ti, principles. The &.mCcrac& - size
f.npif- -tutr "a fsputu viii be placed
ON trial before the legislature. ana we aarn-
cstlv trust we will get = verdict yiodicatlng
our honor and guarantecnr TO every cit-
zen OF the state the risht OF franchise. You
can use this in any way You see fit. Very
rpspcct fully Il. l.. TAYLOR.
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Sweet as fresh cut clover is the food pre-
pared with Dr.. Prices Cream Baking Pow
do
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CONrrsrEn SEATS

The faint sweet odor of apple blossoms IS
roe more delicate than IdsSGy into which
Dr. Prices Baking Powder enters.
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For Boys and Young Men'-C"y
ITO THE EDITOR OF THE THipONN ,...or r., 70.
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having read ms communication Of Tuesday last anu -
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am not in n ,ed of more pupils ana II II Il ''ue' VIZ
o,,,i,ue 20 advertise. That ls just Ike a woman
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90 nm mako my answer public. # is very true that
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PRIVATE TRANSACTIONS.

7 Livingston e. Son builders. have sold to D. r.
Cordes their new nve-story store ana hat-houSe' ~
5S6 Columbus-ave. for s5.0c0; also their ne" i've
story store and nat-house. No. 5Si ColumDusaVe w
Mrs Schenrng for $4,000 Max Jagerhuer mas soiu
20 Henry White. OF Smith White, lawyers
three-story brick and stone dwelling, NO. ~ west
Ninetv-second-st. for about $4,000 w. T. BALDWIN
and Mr. Egbert have sold the Club Stable no. -i'
West seventy-sixth-st, to Colonel Brown, OF The
Daily News ~ W..
Abraham Stein has sold Nos. S64 and 800 WeS'
FTfty-eghth-st two ive-story stone-ir9ht mas Sr
land iOx75.5. for about $4,000 The name OF the Pi,
chaser is withheld. George A. Bowman Has pri !
chased for Mrs. Mary CLARK the mats No NIIuiIder is
rcported To have sold his interest In ms NIhelS
third -st houses and 1t Is said that he VIII proCe1
TO erect a block OF houses In West lIhGI-a'e "a a
Soventy-elghth-st. The Cahln estate mas @ SUIi
through Mainhart q Lowe at A3.nn the two1s @
flats each N9xG6x7J Nos. 2l93 ana ~" seventh
b Manner has sold S2l0D the four-story slnsIi
nat-house 2lSx75xloO. No. 2S West One-huI,luIeuE, "
and twcnty-ninth-st. narles Jacob has soId 20
'Iacob Jacob for $1,000 No. - Avenue G. Mary a..
Foshour has sold 10 John Roesch At SlU''" 80; 90
Eaa. Fifty -hrst-st. George Oertrclch mas sou ~
Tohn : Trichner for 1880 40. l6D leXlngtoh-aNSI'
/ Y y cord and H. f. Romano j. Is rep0nteu'
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Columbus-ave. The latter firm VIII be dss0Neu' II
IS said also that Charles schuyler, real estate
broker. Coumbus-aye., viii on May J. AUNT I"
partner to his firm.
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Auction Galcs of Real getatc.

" ALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY at auction in the
city Of Mount Vernon. y. Y. saturday April l+th.
g. m. the premises by Bard u Mount Vernon"
auctionecr Property bc sold t. the highest bidder
without Within minutes OF the New Haven
Railroad station and minutes ~ the Harlem station on
thorolghfare Particularly adapted for manu-
featuring business purposes coal lumber yard etc
the premises be easily changed for
business or manufacturing purposes Full particulars OF
BARD. of Mount Vernon y. Y
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