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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1896-08-19
We regret to learn of the illness
Of Mrs. Judge Roath.

We regret to learn of the illness
of Mrs. Judge Roath.
Miss Ada Ballard, of Georgia, is
visiting Miss Mary Lou Lanham
Mr.. Hart had eleven thousand
dollars insurance On his life.
Misses Helen and Henriette
Sheppard have returned from
Union.
The Edgefeld Institute will
open on Monday the 14th Septem-
ber prox.
Mr.. Mabry of Abbeville and his
wife who was Miss Susie Bee, are
visiting in town.
Miss Carrie Sheppard is in Edge
field again after short visit to the
Bold Spring country.
DR.. Gwaltney is conducting a
series of meetings in our Baptist
church, commencing last Monday
morning.
Miss Sophie Abney and DR..
Glover Tompkins, who have been
seriously i'll for some weeks, are
improving.
A new upright piano, oak case,
73 octaves, with stool cover and
instruction book, for sale. Price
$3.50. Apply at this Office.
The Edge6eld Association con-
venes with the Edgefeld Baptist
church on Wednesday after the
first Sunday in September.
The firm of Alvin Hart & Co.,
will be continued by Jas. e. Hart
that of E. B. Hart & Co., by E, B,
Hart, and Hart and May as hereto
fore.
The Edgefeld Association con-
tributed to State Missions during
the month Of July 1892. The to.
tal. amount from the whole State
is $3,93S.44.
The State Executive Committee
hos had printed two hundred thou
sand tickets to be used in voting
for State offices and candidates for
the United States Senate.
Miss Angel Cheatham, recent
graduate of Winthrop, has accept
ed position as typewriter and
stenographer with firm in Sum-
ter.
Mrs. Joshua w. Harris of Scot.
land Ga is on visit to her broth
er Mr.. j. N. Schenk of our SUBURBS
Mr.. Schenk's mother from Kirk.
sey's is also on visit to him.
There will be meeting of the
County Alliance at this place OIL
Thursday of this week to devise
means for circumventing the Cot.
ton tie trust, which trust has re.
Gently increased the price of COZ.
toni:ies,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1896-08-19

Tn, first primary election vii
be held next Tuesday. You mus
have been a member of some demo
cratic club FIVE days before thii
date or you will not be entitled to
yote.
There seems to be no doubt thal
cotton will bring u fair price this
fail because cotton isn't making
The rains of last week do not ap
pear to have benefited the crop
but rather to have scalded and
and cooked the bolls.
Mr. John McHugh, after pro-
ss.acted illness. died on Saturday
last at the residence of his brother
in-law, Mr.. VIII. Turner. His
sutferings during his last day
we're borne with patience and reslg-
nation. His remains were inferred
in the Catholic cemetery OH Sum
day afternoon,
Peace to his ashes!
There won't be any top crop on
cotton in this region and SO far as
we can gather, in the whole South.
The fruit that was On the cotton
on August 1st will probably stay
there, but from that date will
be nudus membra.
On last Tuesda, as Mr.. w. N.
Burnett, one of our most promi-
nent citizens, 4 as driving in his
buggy 10 his plantation in Saluda
County his holse ran away throw
ing him out breaking two
of his ribs and otherwise bruising
his face and aims. He was car
ried to the home of Capt. w. S.
Allen and there tendcrly cared for
until Friday when he was brought
to Edgefeld. We are glad to know
that the injuries received w!ile
they occasion much pain and dis
comfort are not dangerous and
that friend Burnett will soon be
out again.
Where to Vote.
Our Two Edgefeld Democratic
clubs will vote in the court house,
up stairs, using the two jury
rooms for that purpose. Vote early
and vote right is all the country
exnects of its citizens.
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UNLIMITED
DISTRIBUTION
OF GREENBACKs,
Continual
Distribution
Of Silver, and
PERPETUAL
DISTRIBUTION OF
GOLD.
. & = %)-. -

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Will keep the people everlast-
ingly flush with all kinds of mon
ey. But there seems to be a great
period Of plenty in this commuui-
ty and most everybody has money
to spend.
3 Kinds of People Here !
FIRST KIND-Aro the men
who are looking for farm wagon,
or log wagon or a general pur-
pose wagon. We are looking for
such men. The "OLD HICKORY"
Wagon has all the qualities of q
First-Class q Gn9rantSed a e 9 4.
Truth, we guarantee them the best.
We want you to see these Wagons,
will show them up if you will
please favor us with call. The
price is right and we can agree on
terms Buy a New WAGoR Now
WHILE You HAVE MONEY?
End * n d.
A great many have laid away a
NICE spec &c Pl, pl @ mGneY wv WIN INV wnlch a TO
clqsg of these vehicles which are
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1896-08-19

] hereby certify that I was pres
9 and heard the conversation be-
tween Mr.. WiEn and Mr.. Strom
and that Mr.. Winn's statement as
above made is correct and true.
w. N. SEIGLER.
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UNION MEETING.

The union r.eeting of the End
division of the Edgefeld Associa,
ton will convene with the Red
Hill Baptist church of Christ OH
Saturday before the 5lh Sunday in
August at 10 a. m. Missionary SER
mon by Rev. Fl. NJ. Garnett, Alter
nate Rev. G. w. Bussey. Sunday
School mass meeting, Speakers
Brethren R. E. Broadwater, e. G.
Morgan, j. N. Griffis.
Query LIST. What is church
and what was Christ's purpose in
instituting churches in the world,
Speakers Rev. VIM. Verdery, Rev.
G. w. Bussey.
End. Has any one right to
membership in any church which
they do not in some way help to
support. Speakers, G. E. Quarles,
w. w. Burnett.
3rd. May not the lawless and
anarchistic spirit which is preva-
lent in our land be due in part to
a lack of discipline in the home.
Speakers, Jessie. Prince, DR.. D. A.
J. Bell.
4th.. Paul was great man-in
what did his greatness consist.
Speakers, J. NJ, Bussey, R. A. Coch-
ran.
Sc. FREELAND, Sec.
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The union meeting of the Lower
Division of the Ridge Association
will convene with the Ebenezer
Baptist church on Saturday and
Sunday the 29th and S0th of Au-
gust 1896.
The following programme has
been arranged: Devotional exer-
cises, Enrolment of delegates and
organization. Reports fr m
churches. Introductory scrmcn-
Rev. w. A. Mobley.
Saturday PM.
Queries-1st. What is a Chris
tian's duty toward fallen broth
er? T. S. Wright, w. f. Lott, DR.
R. Ell. Zimmerman.
End. Is true religion and true
Christian living advancing or re-
trograding? Rev. G. G. Bradford
w. w. johnson, r. A. Turner.
Sunday A. M.
Short talks on the Sunday.
School lesson by brethren P. N
Lott, Abner Asbell, II. w. Jackson
and others.
Sermon by Rev. Henry S. Hart
zog.
Sunday P. NJ.
Query 3rd. How can we remedy
the inconsistency in the lives oi
our church members? II. S. Hart
zog, S. J. Watson, Blumer White
4th. What does the State Mis-.
sion Board expect from the church
es and what do the churches ex-
pect from the Board? A. w. Vidal
w. 81. Zimmerman, G. P. Seigler
J. III. Watson.
COMMITTEE.
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Where to Vote.
Genl. Tom CarwiIe.

Capt. T. w. Carwile has Just been
notified that he had been elected
Brigadier Genl. Commanding the
End Brigade Of Confederate Vete-
rams in this State. This notifica-
tion came from Genl. G. /. Walker
commanding the S. C. Division
Confederate Veterans.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1896-08-19

For cash only, Jeweller Fox offers
for the next thirty days a discount all
goods in stock of 3315e.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1896-08-19
NO I rICE.

A meeting of the Edgefeld
County Alliance will be held al
the Court House Thursday tht
Goth of August to adopt some ,'lal
to fight the cotton tie trust. Please
let us have Il delegate from every
old Sub" in the county. Come.
brethren OF the Alliance, to your
guns! We whipped the jute trust
and can whip this.
S. NJ. SMITH, P. e. G. A.
B. Mays, Sec,
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S. II. MANGET'' I /,
NEWSDEALER and BOOKSELLER,
TRENTON, S. c.,

Subscriptions Solicited for any Publication.
Read the. 5000 prize story, "Thc Mn of
Science" now being published in the Chicago
Rcccrd--only two cents copy. Your patron
age gSgSjI wip,d ID. Be sssB. saBpreeiated'
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e. G HALTIWANGER,
Frt. & Passenger A'gt. Edgefield,
S. C.
J.. w. FOWLER, Agent for Pur-
chasing Committee, Aiken, S. c.
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viii Penn keeps all kind of turnip
.r,cd -
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Potash.
Masters Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
BEAUFORT COUNTY,
Conrt Common Pleas

Court Common Pleas.
The State of South Carolina VS.
The Port Royal & Augusta Rail.
way Company.-H. B. King, ct
al, vs.. The Port Royal & Angus.
ia Railway Company, ct. all
The State of South Carolina, vs.
The Port Royal & Augusta Rail.
way Company, ct al,
CONSOLIDATED CAUSE.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Tn C;ro,,;t Hourt
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A CARD.

Ninety-six, S. c., Aug. II, '96
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From Two WeII-krown Fhye:o.ars.
We are having big sale for your P: p p, and
prescribe il in greatma1y cases, and find il
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1896-08-19

IsutTered with Rheumatism for 6ftccn years tricd
nu the so.caed specifics. but to purpose. My
new man.
VIII. WILDER. Mayor of Albany.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-06-13

This is the Store For the~wE
 Sun)n)eI QIal To Buy His Outfit. Cyush Smsts, .Zamen Swsis, Dyab dete Coats anz UeStS,
 Sexges, am aH styles, aye here.
 Low prices will greet you through every department.
 This summary talk brings up NegAgee .SAayls, Summer Un- aeroOeay, in cotton, lightweight natural wool; FyemcA Bal1yig- gam SAayks, have long and short sleeves.
 We are headquarters for Bicycle MoOelkses, Bicycle Suaks, BeLts.
 Our Hat Department is com plete. Every style imaginable at your command. Styav Hats, light in weight, light in price. CAaAayem's Styay Hoks in every fashionable shape, color and style; white, pale, solid colors and fancy mixtures. There is nothing queer about them ex- cept the low price.
 TBe swye aud examiue 0ur stock.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17

Lemon juice sweetensd with loaf or
crushed sugar will relieve . cough.
For fevcrishness and an unnatural
thirst soften lemon by rolling on .
hard surface, cut of the top, add sugar
and work il down into the lemon with .
fork, then suck il slowly.
During the warm months . ssoss Of
coolness, comfort and invigoration can
b. produced by FREQ uss q lemonade.
For si1 large Glassss q lemonade. use
sia largs juicy lemoes; roll on . hard
surface. % that the juice can - easily
extrocted. Peel and slice. Add su0Sci-
eut ssGar to sweeten and stir it wsll into
the juics before adding the watsr.
Hot lemonade will break up cold IL
taken at the start. Mako it the same ~
cold lemooade. only uss boiling water in
stsad Of cold water. and uss about one
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17
IIArCHET


The following is a correct list to date
OF the secretaries OF the school districts
Of Delta county:
No. 1-Wm. r. Robertson, Delta.
2+Chas. L. Pike. Hotchkiss.
=" ga. ]. Hadley, Paonia.
Ar. G. Lipe, Delta.
5-Wm. B. Osboldstone, Paonia.
" 6-L- s. Hinchman, Eckert.
Mrs. j. r. Foster. Crawford.
s-Geo. II. Merchant, Paonia.
9-Mrs. Rachel Young, Cory.
lo-L- P. Ward, Delta,
III. NJ. Jones. Hotchkiss.
" 12-G. A. Reihl. Hotchkiss.
1i-F. NJ. Robinson. Crawford.
15-Mrs. Nellie Mitchell. Hotchkiss.
16-Chas. Stoner, Crawford.
17-Frank Buzzard, Delta
ls-Jas. R Lamar. Eckert.
l9-E. b. Field. Paonia.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17
STATE AND GENERAL.

Cleveland has announced his intention
Of supporting McKinley in preference to
free silver democrat.
+. n. Deyo. Of Leadville. caught a
white salmon last week in the Gunnison.
near Grand Junction, weighing eighteen
pounds.
A German woman in Pit.sburg has
asked to have an x ray photograph taken
Of her son a. he IL . in tho grave = year
after burial.
1t is estimated that sixty-seven per-
cons die every minute In the world, but
the great trouble is that the right persons
are not always selcctcd.-Florida Times
Union.
W. s. Coburn. OF Delta county. presi-
dent OF the state board Of horticulture.
10 in the city. He says Colorado's fruit
crop will be equal TO last years when
5000. 600 was the value OF the yield
Denver Times.
Farmers about Greeley have irrigated
much Of their grain. in fact. had done 90
q week ago. and fields that we're irrigat.
ed last week showed very plainly that
they were greatly beaefitcd by it. We
predict that this will be one OF the sea-
sons when early irrigation will be best.
-Berthoud Bullentin.
It is said that Kansas City man has
. corner on the potato market and that
he has contracted for the entire Greeley.
Colo. crop. Potatoes arc going out Of
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17

No nspss Inst ~ ths Fsissds q Silver
uin ua,ss "a 0as caassSsss this FaW.

GLENwooD SPRINGS, Colo, June To-
Judge Henry c. Caldwell Of the United
States courts has been stopping at the
Colorado for the past week. The Ava
lanche prints the following interview
With the judge,
Tho question was not asked II he vas
. candidate. but the reporter did put tho
question to him would he accept the
nomination for president Of the United
States from the populist and silver men
Who are to meet in st. Louis on the I'D
OF July il the democrats put up silver
candidate. To this question tho Judge
answered an emphatic no. Before this
question was put to Judge Caldwell he
had stated that his only wish was TO be
able to vote for silver man At the COM
ing presidential election, but he was
afraid be might have to choose between
two. and that would be disaster to tie
American people. He thought that IL
all the friends of silver could be brought
under one head they could have the
grandest victory since the days Of Lin
coin. The patriotism and enthsiasm Of
the last campaign Of Lincoln would be
repeated.
a high protective tariff will only add
to the ills OF the people because the
manufacturers will not share the increas-
ed profits with the laborer, but what
they will do is to send out for more cheap
labor. When protection will bring up
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17
csttonNood Chips.

June U, 1880.
Special Correspondence.
Bcrn-To Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Pratt,
June /, a nine pound boy.
Edd Richmond, OF wilsouville, Neb.
has rented the Bob Reed ranch adjoining
Newt Heistand's farm. and expects his
family and sister next week.
Quite = colony OF Nebraska families
are encsmped in Hotchkiss grove, while
the men are out looking up desirable
locations.
Rev. John Clark has been calling
among the Baptist residents Of this
vicinity during the week.
The ranchmen are working night and
day irrigating alfalfa and grain, both Of
which are looking fine.
HArcHEr
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17
Crawford Cuttings.

spcclAi Correspondence
June I. 1896
The weather has been extra warm
during the last week.
The hay crop will be extra heavy this
summer.
Father Clark held services at the
Pankey school house last Sunday.
Messrs. Piburn. jacobs and YarneIl
are busy completing their ditch out OF
Smith Fork. They will turn the head
waters Of Curicanti creek into the Smith
Fork and catch it lower down. 1t will
mean plenty OF water for them.
Miss Anna Nuiter. Of Delta. is visiting
with Miss Laura Savage.
GRIMES
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17
Excursion Rates.

For Midsummer Carnival at Salt Lake
City, July ID. Sd and 4th, 1886, rate Of
sl3c5 is authorized to Salt Lake or
Ogden and return. Tickets to be on sale
June Goth and July lst 1896. Final limit
Of twenty days from date Of sale and
transit limit Of five days in each direc-
tion. Going passage to begin on date OF
sale and return passage to commence on
date Of execution.
Fo: Fourth Of July excursion rates .
rate OF one fare il authorized from all
stations on line OF ID. & r G. Minimum
fare so cents. Selling days July Sd and
4th. Final limit to return July 9Th.
Going passage 10 begin on date OF sale.
Continuous passage in each direction.
For Annual Encampment Seventh Day
Adventists, at Denver. August 10 to 18th,
1886, = rate OF one and one fifth fare on
the certificate plan is authorized, pro-
viding there are fifty or more in attend
ance. Certificates to be signed by W.
Zeigler, secretary. Scott Bryan. Ticket
Agent. Union Depot, Denver, will act
.s -, .n.,, A., ..,u .a-,;so.,..
Cerhhcates TO De honored one DAY atter
convention 10 over.
For the National Eclectic Medical As
s,,;,,;or oo,r,,;o n, p,r,,.,d ~.
"'
June 10th to Is. 1885, rate OF one first
class thirty day fare ia authorized. The
usual additional amounts TO b, collected
%, ,;.,,.,. "a. 5;-, -, Sb..,, R,,,. =,
on ~ 80 .,...h;, H..
~,
tickets TO DC on sale June ioth and Ii,
1896. The going transit limit to be If
teen days from date of sale: return tran.
=. III, - ~ ,.;..- a.. g., -,
g.. s.I ri, -. =. , I'll. NJ.
.na, ..on' ma '''' NV :" 'u' Ss'
1850. Ioing passage 10 commence date
Of sale, return passage date Of execution.
For IN. meeting of American Society
:, CO., =. C.:.
e
June ~, 1850, ono thirty-da! nrst-ciass
fare Tor the round trip TO San rrancisco
and return 10 authorized. The usual
additional amounts tn he collected for
,;,L.,. ,s;, -. ch,, p,,.. n
va. S "
h n, or otner steamship lines except
mat the special oaslng rate OF eo.uo. each
direction, between Portland and San
FRANCISCO. may De used VIA y. n 4 n
steamship lines. Tickets may be sold
only on June 10Th and 10 and June 55d
and 2ith. Going passage to commence
Gate OF sale; return passage TO commence
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17

half se much sugar.
Apiece OF lemon or stale bread moisten-
ed with lemon juice, bound on corn.
will cure it. Renew night and morning.
Tbs fisss application sill produce sore-
nes, but il treatment is persisted in for
q reasonable length Of time a cure will
be effected.
The discomfort caused by sore and
tender feet may be lessened, il not en-.
tirely cured, by applying slices OF lemon
on the feet.
To cure chilblains. take 4 piece OF
lemon. sprinkle fine salt over it and rub
the feet well. Repeat il necessary.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17

10 experiment with medicines. Begy.'
Blood Purifier 10 no novelty. A record
of twenty years proves Il TO bc the best
known formula Tor enriching the blood
by McNurray.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17

G. W. vALLIsI. General Agent, Ds.vsSt
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17
kxCuaslsN RATES SECURED.
asaes>ekers GrssseeA - lew Rate
Froo assssors River Psinss s0
sAe Wesssra 0sOPe.

Letters have been received from
General Passenger Agent Hooper. OF the
Rio Grandc. announcing the fact that
the Western Passenger association has
granted homeseekers excursion rate Of
one fare plus goo for the round trip
from eastern points. In order to secure
this rate the person coming win pay one
full fare for their ticket to Delta and on
proper identiti cation. when ready TO re-
turn, the agent here will cell them a re-
turn ticket on payment OF s2.Oo.
These excursions will be run from the
east on June Q and y and July and q. .
II you have friends in the east who
can be induced to visit this country
write them at once and give them the
dates OF these excursions and il pcesi.
bic induce them to come out They
will never have better chance and this
opportunity should be taken advantage
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17

F. r. Hunt 4 Co. succeosors 10 Bald
win 4 Van Tuyl. make = speciality Of bee
supplies. and handle them At the same
low pricss.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17

II you have friend in the east who
desires to come out here to look at the
country with . view to locating. you can
secure for them a rate Of one fare for q
1-day round trip ticket from Denver.
Pueblo or Colorado Springs by applying
to any officer OF the Delta county Board
Of Trade. II they arc coming to
stay you can get them rate Of two-
thirds Of one fare from either Of thosc
points and an emigrant rate on their
household goods to Delta
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-31
TOO MANY WIVES
EMBARRASSING PREDICAMENT or
Nit. EARRIs.
Wife Number One Appears ON the
Scene to the Dismay Of wife
Number Two.

Whltesboro. Tex. Jan. 3O.-(speciaI)-
Yesterday afternoon a woman giving
her name as sallie Farrs and saying
she is from Bonham. came up TO CITY
Marshal Witt and asked II he knew a
man living IN or near Whitesboro nam
ed WIN Farris That she was his wife
and came from Bonham to meet him
at the depot at this place and that they
Were TO go on to San Antonio to live.
mr. witt Informed her that there was
suoh man here, but that he was mar
RED 10 another woman. After ex-
V"hhsins descriptions 1t was decided
mat the man Witt described was the
sunie one Mrs. Farris was looking for.
SO Marshal Witt and Constable RIn'
lock went and arrested Farrls WIZ q,
once confessed. He was put in the
ealaDoose, and this morning was oar
.ieu pelofe both his wives and was f,,l-
~ identified. He refused To have an,,-
tliing 10 do with,wife No. at the ran,-
w uhl asked No. TO remain true Ia
nun, out In answer she pointed 10 Tho
- ". 70 ana walked away, Ears
rs waived examination, and ,innn a.
fanlt of ball was carried Ia tbo 90, ~
jail Mt Sherman. s N"uhiy
vie no. ! Is the daughter of Joh,
brown, Who lives near Bonham ana
y prosperous farmer there. No . 10 n
sui hlshly respected by all who l,noa,
ner, and she has the sympathy of tha
community. having been raised bara
so and Farris were marries ias,
December 1894. 'nnafn IN
rafris claims he did not.,write 10 Me
,s ms 70 meet him at this place yas.
r lssprs' ana II is believed by some thnt
r 1911, has been trapped BY some ',' .it
his name ana signing
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-31

Among Democrats in this section the
advocates OF FREQ coinage are so large
ly In the majority as to make the
party practically unit ON the subject
Five per cent, would be n too generous
allowance for the so-callcd Sound
money" people. The opinion prevails
that the Wilson bill falls far short OF
the Democratic demand for a tarin
for revenue only: that the amount
paid for pensions H. outrageous. and
several times too large; that the line ~
demarcatlon between Federal authority
and that OF the states Is not as clearly
defined as the liberties OF the people
II not the safety OF the republicans
quires. These questions, however. ure
seldom referred TO at the present, the
oll-absorbing topic being the free and
unlimited coinage of silver at 16 to 1 .
If the Democrats of Holland had the
writing OF the national platform, free
silver would be written In characters
so plain that even the gold-bug could
read and interpret Alright; so plain q q
Barnett Gibbs would come back. and
with him many other erring ones who,
mistnking Mr.. Cleveland and his cuck-
COS for the Democratic party, have
strayei Into an alien fold; so plain
that the man OF Maine or Ohio's Ma
poleon or Grandfather's Hat would
mud In the Republican nomination but
an empty honor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-31

AS to the predominant sentiment OF
the Democrats Of our section as to the
proprlety of making Il single issue OF
free coinage OF silver in the coming
campaign, Will say that Il Is hard to
get an expression. Either the masses
give the subject no thought. or are not
well enough informed to give an opin-
ion, But, from what can be gathered.
while free coinage will be popular and
our people think 1t should be the
leading issue, | don't understand that
they would he willing % MAKE n the
only issue. quite a number here he
lleve In gold standard and there are
quite u number undecided IN The mat
ter
As To the predominant sentiment OF
the Popuplists, viii say that | talked
with quite n number, hut none bad read
the Interview ana hernc could give
no satisfactory answer 1t appears thu
she pepfie gc1clalm ar'i giving but