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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1896-09-09

Me-. Geo F. Walker * Son this morn
inr kindly presented Us some fresh pork
first Of the season and very niee-ior when
they have our thanks
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1896-09-09

% To His Mother iu Germany.
Jacob E-oen-o. who B.. iu rhe employ
chicago Lumber Co.. at Des Moines,
have just sent some medi-
...-.o '' my mother iu the old country,
--l..' -3N from personal Use 90 be the best
in ihe world for rheumatism, hav-
D. DOB my family for several years,
l.. ed Chamberlaiu's Pain Balm II
F.. ''.' ile work sd cents per bottle
by Brown 81 HoOf, druggists,
''-s-9Vn, W Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1896-09-09
William and Mary College.
WILLIAMSBURG, VA.

Board from $l2 to SIS per month; tuition
fee for half session, ST. 50 medical fee, So
Students willing to teach two years in the pub
lie school pay only the medical fee and are
charged $40 per month for board, fuel lights
and washing. Full Collegiate course Next
session begins October lst, 1896. Send for cat
alogue.
LYON G. TYLER, NJ A, IL. D.,
Aug. 5. 1S96.-2m. President
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1896-09-09

school Supplies.
school Supplies.
school supplies.
r.. calves wanted at any time by c. F.
rn
r Wood and Coal come to us-Miloy
ahus
r.,. Paris green. 25 cent. pound at
i.ui,h q Cos.
,r..r Bios. have just received another
,-,ai Of coal oil.
r.. .boe. slooa pair aud good Oxfords
$50, paira: Pca'zs.
p.osmbsr the r. * II. corset is sold only
rSH Ianii. for IS cents.
m. New Great Syudica'o shows are g"
,tntia Charles Town Sept. l-
rrsHmi,ies and lawns, large assortment
received by NJ. Palmbaum & Bro.
Ladies. cnldrcu's and mems shoes Of all
Ina. seldom low margin at :. II. Lsudis's.
I'm, colorcd public school opened on
Monday. T. l.. Page, principal, with % Pu-
Ksv,- patent dogertiPFcd silk gloves
-as and warranted By VI. Palmbaum X
e~
r-be silver Star Cigar, The best &C.
sia town. 20 to Brown * HOod drug
shredded wheat biscuits, cereal coffee,
f.h. soap on hand at an times at ;. II.
mi.,s.
uaqurt cans and glass jars, bought in
Quantities and will be sold cheap, at
,H Laniis's
Towels counterpanes, napkins, muslins,
sashau,. percalcs, worsteds, etc, cheap at
I'll. Iarii,',
Chamber sets. wash bowls and pitchers,
a,rars Of an kinds. sold at low prices
ash Iandis-
Nsv assortment of lace curtains, table
,s-. bcl spreads, etc, just received by
UPdmbaum & Bro
Cangeablc weather brings 90 mind Il, %
D- Humphreys, Specific tor colds aud grip.
Foo sale by lruggi.ts-25c
Notice -palmbaum'- store will be closed
r Tuesday and Wednesday. September Sth
'-- '''' ALSO i '''''''s' ''"'
NE Ten. OF 'ir NcO'oos' Pao,Os'a Pue''
Morgan Grove was destroyed oy H'''
discarded ''s'' stump 0'l Tue OD''ue'''
Beautiful styles and eoIorings no wash
A'''- .'"n'' d'm'''eS' organizes J''1ue''''
grass .'en-' etc.. 90 very ''" prices ''' ''''' '''
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-, .I,i,;,r,lcb,rm Queen
.,...,...t.,b.o5o- r,r .sro st Brown &
Hur. DRUG store
rash. cor,s,s. ladies fast black hose,
crash table linen. India linens, dimities.
barred mu,lius. .erges and dress goods Of all
Eni.a.S ~ Lsudiss.
le,af.h, hes. houses. Delightfully."- loca-
and ueu. furnished. for rent for the win
era, reasonable rate. For information ap-
ra. Ferr PRESS Office
w.t,r.i, ..oc, nm assortment Of Adolpb
....i,.... .~.-,... r,,,bobo,llercbief
hos, psrf,me, are lasting aud for sale by
Brow, Is HooT druggists.
......l Imam. ohio, ,r5 colorod also
-- .l. l,,..-.t;~e A., S,cietv If
rt.-..-, 80. I'm. Miss Anna Camp.
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r.l.-. tt .bee, lambs and cattle for
=. r,,.1,, Son, 18th 1896
30, A.i..r,
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1896-09-09

Straw hats at half price, at Hirschmaus
$50 childdreu's suits will be sold at half price
al HirSchmaus
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1896-09-09

Saturday night at Court house there was a
resumption Of silver tongued oratory. Col.
T. w. Brown presided and endorsed Hon.
W. G.. Brown, Jr., as the candidate for Con-
Cress Of the" United Democracy" of the 2nd
District. Mr.. Brown, tho much indisposed
by labors on the hastings and exposure to
the inclemency Of the weather, made briei
address, expressing his qualification at
breathing in the exhilarating Democratic
atmosphere Of Jefferson aud commingling
with the people. He referred to his own
county Of Preston, with its 2000 Republican
majority and 2O0O bene6ciarie5 of the PEN
sion laws, and touched briefly on the cur
rcncy question; of course advocating free
coinage at Is to l. He promised at later
day in the canvass, when physically in
better condition for discussion, to return and
make more elaborate address In
personal contact Mr.. Brown proves himself
to possess political sagacity and vote-win-
ming ways. It goes without saying that he
will be accorded handsome vote in Jetter-
son. He was followed by w. B. Cornwell,
Esq, Of Hampshire,-the Chairman of the
Congressional Committee of the district.
Heis a vigorous speaker and availed him
self of the opportunity to commend free
coinage of silver as the panacea for all the
present Ills OF the body polite. \ number
of ladies graced The occasion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1896-09-09
TOOURPATRONS

We take great pleas
ure in informing you
Of the remodeling of
our large store room
in Sadler block, where,
with better facilities to
serve our rapidly in
creasing trade, we re-
spectfully solicit con-
tinuance of your es-
teemed patronage.
Thanking you for
past favors and hoping
to increase them with
the many new goods
we have added to our
large and carefully Sc
lected stock and with
promptness and atten-
ton to our many old
customers, to which we
trust many old ones
will be added, we are,
Very respectfully,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1896-09-09

The following members of Co l. 1st Inf.
are detailed for target practice on Saturday,
Sept. 19;h, '96: Sergeants Albin aud Ham
ilton; Corporals Osbourne, Gageby, Black
ford, Walker and Edison; Privates Arm
strong, Anderson, Cox, Elliott, Chamin,
DeJarnette, Dodge, Dunlap, Lewis, McGol-
arick, Quick, Schultz Smallwood and Tay-
lor. The above detail will assemble at the
Armory not later than 9 a. m.
BY order Of Capt PYYE.
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School Notice.

MRS. Z. P KENNEDY will reopen her
school for Young ladies and children MON
DAY. SEPTEMBER FOURTEENTH.
Aug 5, 1895.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1896-09-09

Mr.. William A. Davis, n native of Balti-
more, bat for more than fifty years citizen
of this town, died on Thursday afternoon
aged Is years He was stricken with par
alysis the preceding Monday and did not
regain consciousness Wife, one daughter
and three sons survive The large attend.
ance at hi, funeral-tbe services taking
place in the VI f Church. South on Fri
day afternoon. -attested in some measure
the regard of the community Tor the dccras
ed who, through all lhe years of a prolong
ed life, was known and respected Tor inleg-
rity and neighborly Kindness. Rev. J. p.
Stump oficiatcd at the funeral, assisted by
Rev. J. W. Tongue. The iuterment was in
the old burial ground adjoining the church.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1896-09-09
Seed Wheat for Sale.

l have choice lot Of FULTZ WHEAT, per-
fectly clean and free from all filth. for sale
Apply to w. ;, KENNEDY,
Sep. >, 96-5t. Charles Town, w. Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1896-09-09
september ., 1896.

School Books
School Books
school Books
School Books
Boards
Boards
Boards
Boards
school Supplies.
school Supplies.
school Supplies.
school Supplies.
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Highest of all in Leavenng Power-Latest US. Govt Report
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ABSOLUTEEY PURE
AESSOLUTEEY PURE

At the Courthouse in this town on Thurs
day evening last Senator John T. Morgan,
Of Alabama, expounded the Populist- Demo-
cratic views Of the currency question at
length He sustained his reputation as q
scholar and careful student of political prob
lens by learnedly and lucidly setting forth
the history, as read through silver bowed
speclacles-of the financial enactments,
blunders, misdemeanors, and crimes of Eu.
rope and the United States, judiciously
emitting such facts as did not serve his pur-
pose, making effective argument for the
use, on equal terms, of the two metals, and
skillfully bridging the dangerous gap be-
tween his arguments and his conclusions
with those assumptions which are a neces-
sary part of the logic of the silverites. On
the whole the address was dignifed and
able presentation of the Senator's side of
the Question-marred by occasional unfair
ness and queralous protest against epithets
like, anarchist" and "Populist" alleged TO
have been used by those unworthy goldbugs
who may have so far forgotten the limits of
proprieiy and the manifest righteousness of
their cause as to return railing for railing.
Senator Morgan was heard attentively by
all his audience, which was Of fair size, and
applauded spasmodieally by part of it. He
was followed by Hon. c. c. Watts, candidate
for governor, who demonstrated from his
own record that he was "sound" on the sill
yer issue, and made vigorous free coinage
speech. Maj A. w. Mcdonald presided.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1896-06-11

THE VIRGINIA CONVENTION
The Democrats of Virginia met in
State convention at Staunton last
week, and was largely attended,
Senator Daniel, who has been a con.
sistent advocate of the rehabilitation
OF the white metal, was absolute
master of the situation and had every
thing his own way. Out of the
1900 delegates the gold men had
about 400. giving the silver men full
control. The delegates at large to
the Chicago convention are Senator
John w. Daniel, congressman w.
A. Jones and Claude H. Swanson and
Judge 5. II. K. Morrison. All the
delegates sent to Chicago are for sill
yer hut two, and they are instructed
and besides the convention adopted
the unit rule, so that the State dele
cation will vote as one man in the
Chicago convention. Senator Mar
tin, who was supposed to be for gold,
came out distinctly and took position
with the friends of silver. The plat.
form declares for the free, independ.
ent and unlimited coinage OF both
gold and silver at the existing ratio
of 16 to l.
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The State of West Virginia
vs..
ROb't kerr'S heirs ct ais,

This cause came Oh this the End day
or May, 1895, to be heard upon the
plaintiffs amended bill, with process
duly executed on all the home defend
ants and the order of publication regu-
larry executed against the heirs of Rob It
Kerr, deceased, the demurrers Of the
defendants, Alex. McVeigh Miller, G..
l.. McClung, Jos. +. McClune, Mar
shall McClung, VIM. r. McClung, Full
ton Scudder, Charlotte Tyree, Sarah j.
Loudermilk, &. NJ. McClung, Henry
Price, M. Erskine Miller, Nelson Rob-
lnson and John w. Simpson, trustees,
IL. H. Fay. II. H. Crozler and M. En-
skine Miller, trustees, and Jos. Smith,
In when demurrer the plaintiff joined,
and was argued by counsel.
Upon consideration whereof, and the
Court being of opinion that said de-
murrers are not we'll taken doth over
rule the same and n rule is awarded
against the defendants to answer plain
TIN s amended bill and on motion of the
defendants, M. Erskine Miller, Nelson
ROBINSON and John w. Simpson and H.
II. ray, IL. II. CroZier and M. Erskine
Miller they have leave to file their an
swers in this cause within twenty DAYS
from this date. The seperate answer
OF Alex. McVeigb Miller, filed at Feb.
Hules, 1896, and the separate answers of
the other defendants being filed at the
March Rules and in time, save Geo. M.
Harrah. and the bill is taken for con-
fessed as to him.
Therefore, it is adjudged, ordered and
decreed that this cause be referred to
James Withrow, a Commissioner of
this Court, who shall take, state and re.
port upon all matters required to be re-
ported upon by the provision of chap
ter "a of the A cts of the Legislature of
West Virginia, 1898, and in the manner
reqired by said acts. But before said
Commissioner shall take and state the
accounts here required to be stated and
reported, he shall give notice of the
time and place of taking the same, as
required by section Sth of said chapter
"A, hereinbefore recited, and said COM
missioner shall return with his report,
and as part thereof all the evidence
taken by him in making up his report.
And the exception of the plaintiff, pa.
per Is. Is. as to the taking of the depo-
sitions by the defendants are overruled.
and the Court doth appoint j. Mays
guardian dd Item for Morgan II. Jones,
the infant defendant, and thereupon the
said infant. Morgan Il. Jones, by J.
Mays, his guardian ad Item filed his an
sWer to the plaintiffs bill to which the
plaintiff replied generally.
A copy-Teste
j. MAYS, Clerk.
BY Guy b. Mays, ID. g.
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The Primary,

The Democratic County Executive
Committee met here yesterday and
counted the vote polled at the pri.
mary election held in the county last
Saturday. AS will be seen by refer.
ence to the table and the certificate
of the Committee, the nominees OF
the party are as follows: For the
House of Delegates, VIM. II. Nc
Chung and B. f. Harlow; for States
Attorney, John A. Preston; for
County Com'r, j. d. Arbuckle; for
Sheriff, S. III. Nickel; for Clerk of
Circuit Court, Jonathan Mays; for
Clerk Of County Court, c. b. Bus.
ter; for Assessor Upper District,
John w. Legg; for Assessor Lower
District, Z. b. Miller, and for County
Surveyor, j. A. Burr. The ticket
taken all together is a strong one,
and there can be but little doubt of
its election in November.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1896-06-11

X lucky DEMOCRATs.-Joe
Blackburn in Kentucky, like Daniel
in Virginia, had everything his own
way at the State convention at Lex
ington last week. The majority for
silver was so overwhelming that the
gold men were utterly powerless
though they made vigorous fight.
The convention sent well nigh solid
delegation of silver men to Chicago,
headed by Blackburn, Watt Hardin,
John II. Rhea and w. II. Ellis as
delegates at large. 1t instructed for
silver, adopted the unit rule and en-
dorsed Senator Blackburn for Presi-
dent.
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WA RRIED.

On Tuesday, June 9th, 1896. at the
Parsonage of the NJ. +. Church, South,
in Lewisburg, by Rev. Il. w. Brown,
Mr.. VIM. f. LOUDERMILK and Miss
MARY ;. SELDOMRIDGE-all of this
county.
On Tuesday, May Goth, 1895, at the
residence of the brides father. near
Hillsboro, Pocahontas county, by Rev.
). Z. Morgan, Mr.. b. +. HANNAH. OF
Greengrier, and Miss LENA &. HILL,
of PocahOntas county.
On Wednesday, June 3rd, 1896, at the
residence of the brides mother, at
Crimson Springs, Monroe county, by
Rev. Nj. l.. Lacy, d. d., Mr.. .. s.
TlIRAsHER, of Savannah, Greenbrier
county, and Miss VIRGIE LEACH, of
Monroe county.
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GEORGIA FOR SILVER.-The free
coinage men won an overwhelming
victory in Georgia at the Democratic
primaries on the 9Th, nearly every
county in the State giving large ma
Jorities for the white metal. Crisp
Is the hero of the hour, as Daniel is
In Virginia and Blackburn in Ken.
lucky. 1t is well nigh certain that
the delegation from Georgia to the
Chicago convention will be solid for
the free and independent coinage of
both metals. The indications are
that Florida will be in line with
Georgia on this question.
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d. NJ y I >, CIerk
by Guy b. Mays, ID. &
State of West Virginia
VS..
IL. M. Kerr s heirs ct ais.

The plaintiffs, together with II. M.
kerr's heirs, Alex. McVeigh Miller, G..
L.. McClung, Jos. f. McClung, Mar.
shall McClung, VIM. r. McClung, Full.
ton Scudder, Charlotte Tyree, Sarah ].
Londermilk, T.. NJ. McClung, Henry
Price, M. Erskine Miller, Nelson Rob
insOn and John w. Simpson, trustees.
II. III. Fay, II. II. CrOzier and NJ. Err
skine Miller, trustees, defendants, each
and all of you will take notice, together
with all unknown owners and claimants
or any part or parcel of the lands men.
toned in the plaintiffs bill in the above
entitled cause,) that | have fixed upon
the eth day Of July, 1895, at my Office.
in Lewisburg, West Va, when / will
commence the discharge Of my duty
under the decree of reference i'm the
above entitled cause, a copy of which
decree is published with this notice.
AT which time and place, you and each
OF you, can attend and protect and de-
fend any interest you may have in the
lands, or any Of them in question in
this suit.
Given under my hand at my said of.
flee this 2nd day June, 1896.
JAS. WITHROW,
June. ll-7w. Com r CIR. Or. Ct.
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Call for Senatorial Convention

a Convention of the Democratic
party for the Sth Seuator'l Distr't is
hereby called to meet at Hinton, w.
Va, on the 10th day of August, 1896,
to nominate candidate for the Of
flee of State Senator, and to transact
such other business as may properly
come before it.
JNo. II. JORDAN, Chm.
ANDREW PRICE, Sec'y.
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Commissioners Sale
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,

u virtue of DEGREES of the Circuit
- Court Of Greenbrier county. rem.
dered In six suits in chancerv therein
penang, which were heard together, and
In winch Alex. +. Mathews. II. A. Holt
WIN. M. Tyree, EnOch Smith, Wash.
lngton Smith and A. Nov. Miller. Ie.
spectively, are plaintiffs, and i'm all of
which w. L. Conquest, jr., and others
are defendants, the undersigned Special
commissioner, appointed by said de-
crees VIII sell, at public auction, to the
'9lghest bidders, in front of the hotel of
Johh w: Anderson, in the town of AL
| aersoh' IN Monroe county, w. Va, on
SATURDAY, the 10Th day of June, 1896.
the following valuable real estate, viz:
That very valuable and fertile farm
situated Immediately below or west of
the town OF Anderson, on Greenbrler
hiyer, known as the "Layne BottOmu
tract, containing 1856 acres, exclusive of
the ped or the river and of the railroad
rlenC OF way through the same. This
tract or land lies principally i'm Sum
lneIs county, but partly also in Monroe
ana ureenorier and isequal to any farm
suoJect 10 certain rights given nv n
former owner for mining and removing
Drown stone, and also to said raiIroai
rlght or way. This tract will first I've
o1ered in subdivisions and then "a a
whole. ''' "'
!, Also the undivided three-fourths of
the Following properties
a tract OF land of l25 acres, more or
less, on Flat Top Mountain i'm Monroe
county, formerly owned by +. +. Oar
nall and John 5. DarnaIl. Certain wa.
ter rights and privileges granted to w.
1. Conquest by the town of Alderson
certain privileges and rights of wafer
granted said Conquest by JAS. Mann
through certain land OF said Mann In
monroe county. A tract of 62 acres.
known as the Clay property, i'm and near
the town OF North Anderson. A tract
OF ga acres near North Anderson and
known as part of the Fair Grounds
"a tract OF z acres in North Anderson,
k XIII as the DIR. Clay lot. A tract of
i ~ acres, more or less, near North AL
aerron and known as the w. ID. Dear.
ing land. '"'
After being offered separately all
these properties will be offered as n
whole and that sale will be adoni eJ
which brings the best price, and when
ofered as a whole they will he started
at the upset bid of Wyndham BOILING
W. Il; Conquest. jr., and Jas. II Miller
of $4,000. '''er
TERMS OF SALE:
cash SUFFICIENT to pay the costs of the
SUIT ana The expenses of the sale. and
a a 10 the balance upon credits of 6, IL and
10 months, thespurchasers to execmte
T Sonus, win good personal security.
seearlng interest from date for said do,
nmr nJu payments. Possession given
purchasers January LIST, 1897.
MASON MATHEWS
Special Commissioners.
IL certlty that bond has been given Inv
VA Ine ABOVE named Special Commissioner
as required by law. ''''''
Mo- o, JONATHAN MAYS,
Glow. Clerk.
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The Senate and House have both
passed the river and harbor bill over
the veto of the President. In the
latter body there were but five votes
sustaining the veto, and number of
the Senators expressed the opinion
that Mr.. Cleveland is transcending
the spirit, if not the letter, of the
constitution, in his frequent exercise
OF the veto power. They claim that
this power should not be exercised
except on extraordinary occasions or
to prevent hasty legislation.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1896-06-11

SAYS the Wheeling Register: Elk.
Gov. f. w. Wilson yielded to the
persuasion of his numerous friends
in the Third district and consented
TO permit the use Of his name in con.
nection with the Democratic nomi.
nation for Congress. Governor viii.
son is tireless hustler, and we have
yet to hear of the Third district Re-
publican whom he could not beat.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1896-06-11

THE New York Herald has polled
the States by telegraph with a view
to ascertaining the financial com.
pleXion of the several delegations to
the Chicago convention. The total
number of delegates is go, and the
HeroIPs figures, based upon the &C.
ton of conventions that have been
held and estimates touching those to
be held, are: For silver, 500; for
gold 373; doubtful, 81.
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ENDORSED FOR CoNGREsS.--At
the recent meeting of the Demo-
cratic convention Of Summers county
the following resolution was adopted:
Hon. John w. Arbnckle being we'll
known to our people and having iden-
tilted himself at all times with the
interests of the people and of the
party, this Convention takes pleasure
in recommending him as an able
lawyer, a true and aggressive Demo-
crat and a man who would ably rep
resent the people of this district in
the Congress of the United States, it
is resolved by this Convention that
we endorse said Arbuckle for said
Office and instruct our delegates to
the Congressional Convention, to be
held at Charleston, w. Va, on Au-
gust 10th, 1896, to vote for him if his
name is before the Convention.
Whether Mr.. Arbuckle intends to
enter the contest for the Democratic
nomination for the Office mentioned
we do not know, as he has given us
no information on the subject. We
know that he is i'm full accord with
the prevailing sentiment Of the
Democratic voters Of this district on
the great issue now engaging the at
tention of the people, and, as their
representative in Congress, he will
favor the restoration of our coinage
laws as they stood prior to the de-
monitization of silver in 1873.
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THE result Of the Kanawha county
Republican primary held last Satur-
day has not yet been officially de.
clared, and in regard to the clerk
ships and some other offices, over
which the contests were very sharp,
the result is said to be in doubt. II
seems to be understood that G. p.
Snyder, who was candidate for re-
election to the Criminal Judgship,
was defeated. The Gazette charges
that it was the most corrupt election
ever held in the State and declares
that votes were openly bought at
from 81 so to $1,000 each.