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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-23

Most readers have suffered consitl-
cradle Inconvenience from something
'.going the wrong way this is occa-
stoned by Il single drop of water, or at
ON Of solii food. crumb or other
thing slipping into the wi.M-pipc. and
falling do,st TO the itr4..s causing an
Instantaneous, spiteful. angry, dry
cough; it is because nature was al
armed, by an unnatural and nllwei-
/, come visitor, and taken this, her only
means of cjecting the intruder. II
the particle is large as heavy, the sur
geon mu,t be called to cut open the
wii,d-pipe and remove the substance.
\ person cannot laugh Or speak :.
word unless the top of the wintl-pipe
Is uncovered; but ifa laugh is provoked,
Or Il word attempted to be spoken
while in the act OF swallowing, and
just before the particle has fully pass
ed over the trap-door. it is raised :
little. Il drop or cr,lmb falls into it.
and hence the mischief. Hence, ir
eating, do not attempt to speak unit
the swallow is clear. '-Litu's Jour,t9,
of Uc;lftt.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-23

MENTALCCLTIvATI stub
bing. plow:ng. digging and harrow
ing is to land. thinking, rejecting.
and examining is to the mind. Each
has its proper culture !; and rs the land
that is suffered to lie waste and wild
for II long time will be overspread
with brtlshwood. brlinbles, thorilS.
and such vegetables which have nei-
ther use nor beauty, SO there will not
fail to sprout up in a neglected, nncil!-
tivated mind, great number of pref
udices and obs,ird opinions, which
itself, the passions and imperfections
of the mind of man. and partly to
those seeds which chance to be scat
tered in it by every kind of doctrine
which the cunning Of statesman, tho
sing,,larity of peslants. and the super
stition of fools shall raise Berkley.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-23

a curious experiment was tried in
Russia with some nurdererS. They
were placed, without knowing it, in
four beds where four persons had died
with the cholera. They did not take
the disease. They We're then told tina t
they were to sleep in beds where some
persons had died OF malignant clloit "a.
but the beds were, in fact new and i:ad
not been used ut all. Nevertheless,
three of them died OF the disease with
in four hours.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-23

| should iEtye liked to skin the huge
reptile. but | could not ma <ter my
horror. measured it though; four
teen feet three iiiv!n.s long it was, and
as thick a, my arm while, as to its
weight. | saw the cradle rock to and
fro heavily as it s,iided over the side.
Snakes are scarce DOW in this part ;
for there Isn't Il man in Queensland
that does not wage war against them,
and where there was one settler then,
there are scores now.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-23
The Washington s,,u,tlav Chro,,icl

The Washington Sunday Chronicle
says '.Tiiere is at least one man III
Washington whom all New York is
anxious to put Il head on 1t is the
chap who complies the census reports.
lie is too truthful for Gotham-tlis-
gustingly truthful. In his return. lie
says 'fhe number OF idiots in New
York, is more than onc-tentiI the idiots
in the whole country Here we have
the secret Of ralnmany's long continued
career OF success
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-23
Knoxville, Tenn, boasts of a young

Knoxville, Tenn, boasts of a young
Samson. named Louis kuckert. One
OF his feats is to lie flat on his back on
the floor and stretch his arms above hi 5
head, with the palm of his hand up
wards, and for a heavy man to place 4
foot in either hand. when he will raise
him with ease, and get up OF his feet.
lie lifted men weighing nearly two
hundred pounds in this manner.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-23
Albany BATH HOUSE.

vEyHE UNDERSIGN ED WOULD RE-
sncctf,.lly inform the citizens of Albany
and vicinity that ic has tlken charge OF
this establishment, and by keeping clean
rooms and paying strict attention 10 nnsi- =
xOr him with their pafronngc. Having
heretofore carried on nothing but
Ffrxt-class Hair Dressing Saloons,
Tie exuccts to give entire satisfaction to
All. Children q and ladies' hair neatly cut
AMI shanpoOcd. n,rp
Sept. l9y3 JOsEId " r'ba''''
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-23

An exchange pithily remarks: ''Men
eat to much, fret too much. exercise
to little, sleep too little and then drink
whiskey. Let them turn themselves
into fresh air, eat simple food, sleep
enough, and they will he more
he:l.tny''
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-23

THE -NEEDLE's EYE.-A few days
ago | saw a camel go through the eye
ora neetlle-tlElt is, the Iow-arcl.ed
door of an inclOsure. lie must kneel
and bow his head to creep through,
aid thus the rich man must humble
himself. See how false translation
spoils good metaphor, and turn sa ia
miiiar siinile into ferociorsly COM
nunist sentiment.-LddyD duff Gordon.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-23

y female ''p,lssen of cullah," was
asked few days since why she never
wore white as black women were fond
of decking themselves out in snowy
apparel. s.kaise." said she, Il allus
thinks Il white dress makes a nigger
look like a fly in Il pan Of milk.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-23

Gen. ROsecEans. OH one occasion.
asked his staff officers for pencil.
Not one had any. The General
quantity remarked: ''IIad 1 asked
for u cork-screw every one of you
would have had One.''
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-23

The Onontlaga Indians of New York
still live as distinct tribe, OIL n reser-
vation OF twelve thousand acres, i'll 4
beautiful valley, near Syracuse. This
tribe never had more than five hundred
members, and it is now nearly four
hundred strong. The Indians are Coll
siderably advanced in morals and civ
ilization, support two fiourisfiing
churches.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-23

a barrel of flour can be had for 81
%: u box of medium quality cigara
for $5. The flour will furnish bread
for family Of ten, ab0Mt one month.
One very moderate smoker will con-
sumo box of cigars III a month,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-23

An Indiana farmer offers to wager
that '.his hired man can take longer TO
go to the harvest field, get bslek. to
dinner quicker, cat more, do less, anti
bear down harler on panel fence than
any other man.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-23

An Olympia lady is having a robe
made from the skins Of birds, which
will cost $1,000. 1t is said to be indie
scribably rich.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-23

At celebration of u marriage. a
large number of young ladies' present.
the minister said !: ..fhose wishing TO
be Joined In the holy bonds of wedliock
will please stand mp, and nearly all
the young ladies arose.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-23

EVIL. EFFECT FROM HEAVY EAR
RINGS. Many ladies lave ruined the
shape of their ears by wearing heavy.
massive earrings which not only spoil
the shape of the ear by elongating it.,
butts pretluce headache and pain
in tie face
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-23

s'Do you think, . asked Mrs. Pepper.
''tlrlt u little temper is a bad tl,inr in
q woman?'' .Certainly not. ina ,.s,n ;,
replied q gallant philosopher s.it n
good thing, and she ought never to
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-23

That charity il had which takes
from independence its proper pride,
from menslacity It's sulutary shame.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-23

FlAttory Is like fiail which, If not
adrOitiy uscu, will box your own ears
instead of tickling those ofti,e corn.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-23

Reality plants q thorny hedge
around our dreaming, while the
sporting ground of the possible Is ever
FREQ and open.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-23

Nothing makes one so Indifferent to
the pin and musq,aitO tllrllshes Of life
rs the consciousness ofgrowing better.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-23

When Horace Greely is asked what
kind of music he prefers, he answers,
1.-THE song of the harvest. three beets
to the measure. -
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-23

II came near selling my boots the
other day. said Jones to friend.
.-IIow so ?''
..Well, had them halEsoled.'
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-23

a good man. who has seen much Of
ths world and is not tired of it says {:
1.-The Grand essentials to do, something
to love. and something to hope for. :"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-23
Bi SIN ESS CARDS.

HErOSITS RECEIVED SUBJECT To
4 check III sight.
Iuterx.s: a.!oHc:l ON time deposits in coin
Exchange ON Portland, sItn Francisco.
and New York. for sale at lowest rates.
Collect ions made and promptly reinl!test.
Refers To III. W. Corbctt, Henry Failing,
W. = Iarid.
Ranking hours from a. NJ. to +. NJ
Albany. Feb. l, lsIl-22N3
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-23

He who gives you f,ir words, only
feeds you With an empty spoon.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-23
BISIN f.SSI CARDS.
s. QUINN THORNTON,

a TTORNE AND COUNSELLOR AT
n Law o.litc No. III First street. be-
tween Morrison AMI Alder. opposite the
Occidental Uo.ci. Portland, oregon. VIII
y,raciic ice in the. superior a:id iifcrlo: courts
t,f tht. ate. ana in ls. dist ri,.t aud circuit
courts of III. ni;c1 Ss;.tee, giving slN'Ci;ll
uttenti icI. to The collection OF dctIis III aii
}slrtS of OREGON. AMI TO Obtaining dis
charges in bankruptcy: which. since the
las; amendment to The law, may be oo-
i.tincI from all debts contracted PRIOR to
january l. l1.,.i. vi. hout rcc;,rl 20 The per
tt.nfa.te which the assets may finally pay
Nov. 2t. IS7s-I2S3y
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-23
TURNING TURNING.

T AN PREPARED To DO ALI. KINDS
\ OF turning; keep on hand and make TO
nr,ler rawhide-bctfOmcd chairs, and spin
ming wheels. Shop near the /" Magnolia
Nills.- JOHN M. METZI4ER.
Albany, Nov. g, 1881
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-10-26
3a perfanfen:

Gin fdptrts !3uspftrt, fur tinsn ttnitInen
airrru pbfr hrppslifs @tIpann palTsnb, IN untsr
annfbmbartn 9feiugunefn iu ssTfaufen. 2u
srfrdssn bel Gbarlss safer, gseoriirabf.
SuanteH, f9pfm
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-10-26
Sie Sauptipelt eltfpradcn.

yDis ftant5Ff&s Spra&s IN bic etRs
Der Weltl user Te ptrfsbt, tem IN bic
Grbe eri6toHsn" Su rufsn bic Jranso.
fen unb ssbanftnlOls DsutiAs fprs6sn ss
itnen nah. auf rem @robCosn Iprshsn
isbt mad unasfibrsr S&dbuns ptnta-
itsns 80 @iutOnsn Isnf6sn bas Gug.
Itl&s, unb swnr In @rretritanisr, NcrO-
umsrita, auf ben Ssrmuotn In Samaiea,
@tureetcpn, am Gap btr suisn 5eff.
nuns, In QuaruIitn, ganbtsmtnsldhp,
Nsuieslane, Satnoisn &c. 9irea IS Mtt.
licusn Nsn1hen lprsHsn baS DfutlGs,
uno ;war In DeutlGlano, nsbll btm 81.
Iab unb 9Otbrinssu, In Der Shrsi,, In
Sslrtid IL. unsarn, In 8uelanb, Ncro-
amsrita, Sipamsrita Gin Bolivia, In ttn
Ga plata Staatsn, In Rio @ranb DO
Sul ,e }, gufraIisn unb iiter bic iibriae
grbs ssrarsut. So Williunsn Wsnl6tn
lprsnsn (pantI6, unp Spar In Spanttn,
Cuba, Mtrjfo, ben mitisl' uno Giipamert.
fanilGsn Rspubllsn, WaniGla &c. glnr
45 Mta. WenlHtn lprs6tn Oas 8rauj6,
fi6e uno lwar In 6rantrtiG, Btl9itn
unb In Der fransIFftsn S@wst,, In sini.
gen Srtsn BON Gapsnue unp anpersn Mt
ntSsn puHttsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-10-26
(SGIuB fcIst.)
Die @ereansenbeit G6ieaao's

btslst elm In tsr 0sltss(6iate nismaIs
srrei&tse Ssifpisl sturs aubsrprosntli&
i&nslsn NufbIii6rns.
go I'm 8tisas pcn 1912 nod ttine
anbtrsn 0tbdurs srrt6tft paren, ais rae
1904 srbauts t6lSsrns Sort Dearborn,
stn Ndrtiplnb fur bic Snbinnsr, Ia snt,
pidsIts I'D srit felt 1880 stn rssss eebsn
bur& bic Junsbmsnbe SpI,s unb @str,ibe.
ausfubr unb bic GinwancsrunS aus Gu.
rcpd, unb i'm Sabre 1850 sd9Ih bic 9s.
wObnsrI6aft $4,000 Gsslsn. Bon ta
an otfr OsribuTte ttr Guebau Der psit
littn @nbnltnisu btr Staet Gtira9c
sintn fabeIbaflsn 3uwu6s an Ssp6lfsr.
uns. S6ifstau uno @strsitsbanbsI
rtbnisn f6 aus. 5duis unb SdIs rur.
ben pi6ii1e 5antsIsartitsl unb In Gin
p6dtluna ron ShwtiutHsifb wurbs Der
plab Elm namtaltfr Guntnrrent BON
@tueinnnti, bae ttn Ndmtn YUrfopplis
triet. SIR bic srfddnliGt GntwidsIuns
bsS pon Gbeasc ausarabIsnrsn gatn
usbts mar bic gusteutuns Der nuttn
6OtIsHminsn ron btirdGtli6sm GinFuGt.
gn tsr Spibs Der aufbIibenbtn Stnbt
lano absr tins anjutl RON btrs&nsubtn
uno wsiifsbsntrn @innsrn, wtIGsn na>
msntIia rsr tCte guf6wuns bss @es
mslnrslsns gu psrSanfsn N, uub nuf has
oas ripnIiRunte uub wOtl au& tttpas
nsioiids St. eUuIs, am Batter Der Gt-
pdfst" ssIfssn, NIT trRaunttn SIidsH
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-10-26
0ereplbete 9ebensresefn.

90 nsnnt bas pWIhiaan 8oltsbtait"
bic na6l,benben tIuasn Natbl6tdss, bic
NIT benz 3ufabs n6rtt naf @lalftsrn''
Bier obssotudt ptrbsu m6asn:
esbs, eab pu, psnn bu tirbF, ui6l gar
~ Yiel lahenSe grben taii
Dsnn bu reid bif, 70 psrH&srs trin
esten, bamlt bu ipsni9Rsns cine 0rftlls
idaft tnf, bic rtr rin tUtse Glisr winfAt.
Dirlt bu gum 9bes eIusslabsn, 70 faufe
Dir ipalstA Elm 8alenorr, bsnnes pirp il.
ptnia0s som Dsttsr sefproGen.
g4sun ba stntn 8srein gu bsIuhsn Der.
iprp6en balf, 70 baIte btin gBcrt, atsr
ieine 8tfe. A.
.8siras rid In @seaI&aft 70, bae nsnn
pu tinausseworfsn ptrf, pits srf mad Sis
iHe ati6ittt.
g8snn bid bic b5l,n 9ubsn lpdtu, 70
fcIae i6nen nt&t - pbne @slo 10 Dir es.
Ittdt ju taben. %
Sc III istr gut. bab Der Wenf6 allsin
IN = nit sinsm tIbl6tn Ndb6en.
Bsnn hu Elm WGcdsn.tstrattsn wiaa,
70 fists ni&t auf alisr, icnbsrn : aui
Su9eno
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-10-26
Gin fA6nes 0Derf.

Glnetnnatitr 3situnssn brinssn bic
abbilbuns Der Scntdne, wslGe BON etnem
sbsIiIunissn, frsissbtaen Siirssr 0amens
Yrobasta Der Stnbt Cincinnati ssi&enIt
wurts. Cine 8si&retbunS bsrlelbsn bas
Sen MIR lritrr 56on eebra&t.
Dies ia bas f&SnRs Bsrt fsiuer art
In ben Der. Staattn. Gs repr6ientirt ,u'
sldh bsutl1s 6unf unO Gin Besus auf
@swdtruns tsr Mitttl sur Bsttdtisuns
psrlsIbsn) isns eibsralitdt unb isnsn Sc,
msinInn, peldt ju ben IG6nfen Seiten
pss ameriFdnt9&en Nattonalharaftsrs ees
bOrsn. Better tSnnsn Die, wtI6sn bas
5latera lttuen solonen Seeen In BEN
SdOO6 f6attst, ibrtn 8stHtbum espib
ni&t anpenpen, als ptnn fe tinen Sbttl
osifslben In tumonifrsnbsn, rsrsetlaesn
2Bsrfsn Der 8unf unb Der Silpuns rer
@sIammibrit suridssbsn. Daour& wirb
srf Der 8s6ttum lrsitim. sBtnn bieisr
@smtinfInn iibsraa obpaltsts, 70 piirce
baS ShredbIlb elmer proletarttr. gmpSs
runs ni6t ;u fiirdtsn lsin. Semsbr fcl6e
18srts Der 5unf, mte pas Ginetnnatisr, mir
in bisltm 9aube bsfommen, pefc msbr
pirs Der 8opbpismus uno bic 8cbbstt
iitertaupt In BEN 6inttrsrunO irstsu.
5tcrn SGritt norwdrte In bIsltr Hi6s
tuns bssriietn mir bsstaIb nit rsr 8r6b.
ten uno aufrihtisifsn Grsups.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-10-26
RoIfadmaer per[onot.

Der llnisrjeidnsts piinfGt riuise lSIibs iunsr
eeute In 9cit uue ecais ,u nsbmtn. Dlau mrlee
i1 bel UraHJ S9Is9trr, GrSar @traes,
III Ware. f2c3mp
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-10-26

Sn Slllnpis natm sins Grau fd bns
esbsn, inbsm (le ih an einfm apitltaum
srtdnste. BET Der 8strbieune fu&te elm
Naabar, Der bas nisbsresfdIaesne aue'
isben bss Bittwsrs bfmsrfle, bieffn gu
irGfsn. ineem er iaste. bob itm elm f&rsd.
IiGer gsrlulf pibsrfabren ist. ND ia,"
laste Der unalddIlte Manu, inefat tr ei'
men tiefsn Ssuf,sr ausRisb, ,lit mub
lGrsdIi6 stSappslt tabeu, cenn pents'
lfsns feds guf&tl srinsr @spfsl ilnb ea'
bel bsruntsrssfaIlsn, wsl&s MIR ieGs Doll
lars sinsttra9t bnben pdrosn."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-10-26
cSCaCfiOls S0las,

granflin aptnut, rabs bsm Gifsnbabu- Depot
eprtuj 3eibItI Gi5tntbimn.
Tas Saus N nsu unS In spllfemmtaitr @fils
einarridfrt uub EiI1 unb Seller littfrn an Sptt-
fen unb Gjeir6nFtn has 8efs, tpds ;n babsn II.
SoIiee etuis fSnnen sof uHb eesis beiHi Edes
cher her Be4s srbaIttH. f7f7O
esFeHa BstsIsL
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-10-26
Cine quite st6fertisnne fur xems
percn;ler.

gu benz itbissn &aiisr pom Deutfa.
lamb tamtn, aIs sr nod prinj BON 9rtu
Gen mar, mtbrsre 6erren aus Berlin, bic
f6 fur GuiGiuus pom MdBistsits' Bar
sinsn intsrsffrtfn unb bn.sn tbn, rr nGgs
ibusn sur SsfSrberuns Der Sade Der
Gnttaltiamfeit bsim Deere 8urlGub lsi'
Zen. qatslnO frasts Der prtnj: .6atsn
Die 6errtn pletlsiht [hcn einmal i'm Grrsn
Ba&e ssilanbsn 9"-n9lsin Nun. 70
crlu&s id Gle, srlt In elmer falten gBinter.
natbt pEne sinsn urtsntItHsn S6lud In
5rsitn auf pOfen gu tsbsn. Damn Iom-
men Sis pisbsr,"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-10-26
Sunt SSerfomf:

Cine 9aursi BON 50 gdtrn, tprsun As ader
fultiSirt trsi meilsn BON Ri6oIipn, an Der e.
ME Der Dtl., eadd. II. 80. Gilrnbabn. Die Ser.
ttlIsrunssn Tnb tiu fltints gBcbnbaus, ipsi
Stsurrn unb cine gIn,abl 8ruatbSume. gBsi.
tsre Ausfunft fhbeilt 3. 9B. %oore, {. 6. II
q. &C., habitr, cher gBiliam Campbell in Sac.
icrypile, "a. t9o
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-10-26
Germania Halle.

einem sfrsbrttH publitum bic trerbsne aH-
jsiss, bab pbisss, nabf lem Dsppt esIfgenf qeEaI
neu ttngfrtbttt uno tfetuirno reridSuert perttn
7 une nntfr Der efitnng ets llnierSsi6neitn hfm
beuiidn putIitum isst risbtr often lftbt.
Die 3sit Der formfllrn Ginpribuna ipirb lpS-
ter befauni gfma6t.
Das ausstlti9rtit ,.Srbslricn" un6 tire
burtsrsiftHef gtniiIaticn MAIDEN bielts epfal
~ etm auafufbmlrn Muftnibalteprt in h.el
Ssaet, 0OiHN SuFu 9fthIft
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-10-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Die isitber unttr her S5irma ,,Gmbtrry unb
S@aet" ttiidntsne gsibifts 0rrbinenna Ia
BEN Gisstit6fis III am bsuiissn Gage nit at.
esnlsitiser llttfreinaiEmung aufasSff prresn
nnb triro has @rf9ift ppn trBt a6 ron GbarIes
3. S6abt dllein sefhbrt. vile an bic girma
ltuIeistn 8iifitdner limb an esIrn ,n be,ablen,
pie aud bic 5crerunsen esssn tieIsI6f an lon
rinsursiheH iiHb.
Seranten, 5. Oft. 1871.
Spbn GmbtrrS.
f2c3p 9bas. D. Shabt,
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0Rirtbs. 1lnb RoffbnnS.
&0G0ip0llllCl O01ls

eadaRanna apsnur, nabs brm Dfprt
Gbds. Srppp, propr.
Das Ubiss, IN better 8siIt rinsrri6tslt 5ans
III NIT Watm perfebei, mas bem 4brprr ,ur Sidr-
fune unb Grfrifuuug nDtbig IN.
@'utes Bier, bic ffiuftn gBrine, 9iautrs unh
Gisarrtn, marine nue faIte Spsiifn; Auffrn, au
jtbe Irt tubtrtitet.
Gin ffintr SaaI fir Damtn liEe Gamilifn.
I'm sabIrfi9fn 3uipruI rr[H&i itiHr 8rfuHb
25tnS = 9kae. Trepe.
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-26
Marshall COunty-Iibcr:y Town
shin Meeting. .-.....

J. ". GMLAHEE, Sec'y.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-26
MASON COUNTY.

The Democrats Of Mason county
made their nominations for the Con-
Stitutional Convention and the Legis-
lature on the 10th inst, but owing to
the low water in the Ohio river and
The consequent lack OF mail facilities,
the proceedings of the Convention have
Just been received. For delegate to the
Convention, Colonel CHARLES B. WAC
GENER of Point Pleasant, received the
nomination Major A. F.. McCowN, Of
Hartford city was, nominated for mem
Der of the House Of Delegates; and
Doctor CHARLES F. B. MOORE, of Point
Pleasant, was. renominatcd to be Super
intendent Of Free Schools.
The Convention was participated in
hy both the advocates and the oppon-
euts Oft the call that was voted upon on
The Oath OF August, and a very satisfac
tory degree of harmony seems TO have
prevailed. Both the newspapers OF the
comfy support the ticket that has been
nominated and pronounce it excellent
and judicious. Thus ends, we trust
forever, all party division and discord
in Mason; and, although casting q
heasySmsjority against tAe Convention,
it is now certain that Mason county
will be as staunchly Democratic in the
future as she has been in the past.
With all, dissensions healed, with unity
Of purpose and harmony of counsel, we
hope to see Mason rolling up for the
Democratic candidates of this year and
next majority that shall overtop the
nine hundred and thirty it gave against
the Convention There is no reason
why it should not. ~. %....i,so., ~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-26

"a Rsselved, That the Democratic voters
Of this county be and are hereby re-
,quested to. hold meetings in their re-
.spective townships on the 9th day Of
October. 1871, for the purpose OF thor
oughly) organizing the party in their
townships, to nominate candidates for
township offices and to appoint at least
twenty delegates each to the County
Convention which-is- hereby called to
meet at the Court House Of this county
on Saturday, fheI 7th day of October,
1871, to nominate candidates for the
office Of County Superintendent Free
Schools, members OF the House Of Del
egstes and member of the Constitu-
tional Convention. 3D.. ...".1 20. .
Resolved, That the proceedings of
this Convention be forwarded to the
Wheeling REGISTER for publication.
On motion, the Convention adjourned
sine de- e. WV. WILLIAMSON, e..
.y..: -.,E. ...,..., Chairman.