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Litchfield enquirer., 1872-01-11

Made Of Poor Rucl, Whisky, PrOG Spirits aHd Eefa6e, Eaan0rss doctored, spced and sweet Cned to please tse taste, called Ionics AppetiZ- ers,'' Restorezs, Sc. that lead the t pper on to drunkenness and ruin, but true MedAcine. made from the Native Roots and Herbs of CalifoTna free from all Alcoholic Stimulants. They are the GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and A LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE, perfect Renovn vntor and Invtgorator of the syste carrying off all tsonous matter and restoring the blood to Q healthy cond. tion No person take these Bitters ding to direction and remain long unwell provided the bones are not destroyed by mineral poison other Sans and the vital organs wasted beyond the poin C of repair.
 For InRammatOry and Chronic Rheum .. tism and GOut, Dyspepsia, or IndigesaiOuN Bilious. Remiffent and Intermittent Fc. vers, Diseases Ofthe Blood, Liver, Kidneys and Bladder, these Bitfers have been most sue cessful Such Diseases are caused by Vitiated Bleed, which is generally produced by derangement of the Digestive Organs.
 DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, Head ache, Pain in the Shoulders Coughs Tghtness of the Chest Dizziness, Sour Eructations of the Stomach, Rad taste in the Mouth. Bilious Attacks, Papitation Of the Heart, Inflammation of the Lungs, Pain in the regions of the Kidneys, and hundred other painful symptoms, are the offspring of Dyspepsia.
 They invigorate the stomach and stimulate the tor pid liver and bowels which render them Of unequal cd efficacy in cleansing the blood of all impurities and 1mpartlng new lie ana V1gOf 70 the Wnole System FOR SKIN DISEASES, Eruptions, Tetter, Salt Rheum, Blotches, Spots, Pimples, Pustules, Boils. Carbuncles, Ring-Worms, Scala Head, Sore Eyes, ErysIpeas Itch, Scurfs, Discooratons of the Skin. Humors and Diseases of the Skin, of whatever name nature are literally dug up and carried out of the system in short time by the of these Bitters- One Bottle in such cases will convince the most in eredulous of their curative effect. Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whenever you find its impurities bursting through the skin in Pimples, Eruptions or sores; cleansett when you find it ob- structed and sluggish in the veins, cleanse 1t when is foul and your feelings will tell you when. Keep the blood pure, and the health of the system will follow.
 PIN, TAPE and other WORMS, lurking in the system of so many thousands eectually destroy ed and removed. For full directions read carefully the circular around each bottle printed in four an guages-Engiish, German, French and Spanish J. WALKER, Proprietor. R. H. McDoNALD& X CO. Druggists and General Agents, San Francisco, Cal
 and B and 3i Commerce Street, New-York. Gg-sOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-01-11
EFARK FOR SALE. }

crrUATED in Morris, four miles south of - Iitchield. on the Plymouth foad, and known "a the Murrsy Farm Containing tSrty. acres. -aiI wafered. There are also on the place s~elli1, SorSs "a out baildines, an h good re- sssIrs Finnfy of wood on the place for fusl and fsncinr. Ths grist mill win bs so1dwtth or with out ths place. For farther paz4ieulars enquire on the premises of R. COCHRAN.
 MuT6, Oct. a. 1871. i 9o0
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-01-11
A Mosaic.
WHAT THE PRESS SAY:

Two very good chromos are 'Wide Awake" and Fast Asleep" CD which have few rivals in the market for attractiveness [2l-fresh, sweet and blooming child-faces, [3l executed with true French skill. TAI We have rarely seen anything prettier than the two pictures which, [5l both in color and sentiment, are really beautiful (6l- worthy of place in costly homes IT Unlike nine pictures out of ten that cost good deai more, one can look at them day after day and not tire of them [5l. We haves often stopped amid the hustle of Broadway to look at them, and nev- cannot fail to please all who love art or children[8
 III Independent, N. '. [2l Evening Mail N. I. [Sl Aldine, N. I. [4l Springfield Republican: [9 Advance, Chicago. [6l Harper's Weekly, N. I. IT Illustrated Christian Weekly, N. Y. tsl Chris tian at Work, N. Y.
 A subscriber writes to the Publishers: .'The chromos far surpass in beauty and style anything that expected, A neighbor of mine bought the same chromos in New York a few months ago and paid ten dollars for them. Please accept my thanks for them''
 9 Enlargement aud Change of Form q. After the first of January the paper will be printed on still larger sheet, folded in twenty four large quarto pages, pasted at the back and trimmed at the edges-a decided advantage in convenience for reading possessed by no other re- ligious weekly published.
 2 Mrs Harriet Beeche5 Stoace U. Will Write Exclusively
 for the Christian Union during the year 1872 with the exception of one short story already engaged for another publication).
 4 The Illustrated HOid1u Number
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-01-11
''WIDE AWAKE < Fssssss Fsss. aSsSlesg;' .aSS sgg;

of superb French Oil Chromos-subiects Life Size exquisite fac-similes of original Oil Paintings, GIFEN 4 VA r to every subscriber to
 HENRY WARD BEECHER's
 NEWS PAPER. Agents having great success one took I 900 names in months; another 600 m veekss another 116 in one week; one 47 in ene day, and many others equally we'll, making rom a 70 and S10 to $40 per day. Takes on sight! fl hn o,o agent Who knows, says: 1T think it the
 S. s:s ousness Tor canyassers ever offered. Sorry hc.l u,l not engage sooner" Pays better than any as'oA agency. rare chance to make money. LOCAL AGENTS JyANTEDt Intelligent men and women ,v.,,.a' .,..--,,... If you wish good territory sa,,d esrs S o,S and terms J. B: FORD & co. 2 Psr, s-FSe Pisce. Nj; N. a;; II prcSmield ss, Boston, Mass: as5 ". @T Read Mira. Etowe'a article preead;ns thia entitled TACzs ON THH WAIz."
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-01-11
SCHOOL BOOKS,
Newspaper Mart,

is sranacendsnkIy superior to, and ahead of. any similar establishment in the entire Commonwealth Of Connec&icut. More Papers. Daily and Weekly, ase sold at THE HAUNT than are sold at any ether concern in the State. Address:
 WILLIAM PATTON, tO-am Bank Street, Waterbury, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-01-11

This will entitle the subscriber to the paper by mos, delivered at the publication office. If the subscriber will add ten cents E3, ,10l for expenses of wrapping, mailing, etc., the chromos will be sent free, by mail and if the subscriber prefers to send still 25 cents more, the copies so mailed will be strongly mounted on cardboard, sized and vanished, all ready for framing. This is the method we recommend as the most satisfactory and the one which nearly all our subscribers or der.
 Send money in postal orders, drafts, or regis tered letters, direct to the publishers, and you will receive your papers immediately and regular ly, Phe chromos will be mailed as rapidly as pos sible te subscribers in the order of their names on the subscription list.
 @TRST COME, FIRST SERFED..es
 The Christian Union, with the oil chromos ''Wide Awake" and East Asleep" F$3O0} and Plymouth Pulpit IS3, ,00l weekly pamphlet, con- taining in clear type, on fine paper, Rev. Henry Ward Beechers current sermons, suitable for preserving and binding in book form, will be sent saving S1 % (S5c, however, being added for the mounting, vanishing and postage of the chro- mos) All subscribers to Plymouth Pulpit who ask for it, will receive well-executed sls STEEL ENGRAVING OF MR. BEEcHER. suitable for framing. s- 3- ..-. .'.11 -
 Therefore send $5, ,35 and get all we offer.
 g Specimen Copies of the Christian Union will be mailed free of postage to any address on receipt af six cents by ? e5eA Az AsaA
 J. B. FORD CO, Publishers,
 SS-4w 27 Park Place, New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-01-11
Only $3 per Year.
Special Attractions for 1872!
GIVEN AWAY!

"Wide Awake & Fast Asleep" TtoO Exquisite French Ol Chromos The subjects
 of tchich are Lite Size, and cannot fail
 to please GH trh0 LOUe art or children, Are GIVEN AWAY to every subscriber for 1872, whether it be a New Subscription or Re- newal These chromos are no cheap colored prints, but are splendid copies of Oil Paintings, by an eminent English artist, fully equal for their size 104x12l inches) to any chromo ever publish ed. The subjects are life size. The pair, by fortunate arrangement which one of the partners of this house was able to make in Paris during the late siege, with the proprietors of the pie tures are furnished at rate entirely exceptional. So that, although thousands of them have been sold in America and at S10, still are and will be sold at that price by the picture trade generally they can be given to subscribers
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-01-11
FOR SALE ].

A NEW HOUSE on South street, New Mfl- "A ford. For further particulars apply to II. eoule Brother, or to the undersigned. s
 M-aw H. s. MYGATE,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-12
IWr sTnCK -MARKETS.

Ta-as3.7 jail .-Bsfvrs-Tlere is little improvement ~ ne
- Gilmore -..s-a Tie -oslts sss 20 Commuuipsv, 35
Zee s..a., he lanaaips~ gI-rs vyre n. Morris With Il
-s d Coo. o J. Z. Mcfherson cars bToofe,
., ir- 1t advance on gool lots Only cars
srise morrow TIE greatest tins week beng al b4
Nors stock cars by W E. Dpdey n bead pretty Jar
100 oaOee atsie - u per ewt' q H. "a e" al II.e' and
chest Ls1,eroec rua out cars II natives s. ev l2c
d. a.,- o cars IS Of them ssal O. e at l2a2e, and Co Of
v S Sad cars Of % bead ar73 sHt cattle sold at Pig
81 = "a crt coarse a. Za
Tofr sold o % bead. strong g cv. a. lltQ2ic
Ao bad cans u len coarse AZ 2Gzie on q 90 e"t and
o1s- MrPhei,o so no tidy O. ewt Illinois steers ual2sc
O. sus so- hs E kraaeEg e-i.s good 10 f ne, e~- at
80 u1dre as Thompson had Is sold a illinois Al
ltqI-s- Larau Co. ces D. Waire cars All Cary
si-Csf.-r Illinois. u 1-3 evt, sold Al IIi 2l-lc
1 ' c tr IsrS c. 8. Ksn,,. stee-, et vt lli aie
Oils Out oy .Ol LarAl Coz also Kansas cattle cwL, a.
there r. few buer' aess yards trade dull and prices scarcely
trt Cry,Fsi Nh yes sell well choice lots at 9.e few
animals reached IJc Grass and led calves 60 slowly a.
" Turtor Co. M Mount Holly and state calves 10000
. A. e' an N De Buoks Count, tenl iDai5' b AZ a. st
Wus Hoag sold 10 yr.sseIs lo D. al &C. ~ do lSy D. at Sei
Egs Gus so5 r state ees a se snd 10 JERSEYS at saalc
Il Hsvaes Co sod qsc Of 10
Hume Elliott so p buIeTmks al 20 each - state milk veas
sSEEr iD LaSss-ReosP Commugpsv and each
bead o. a ana ns sSes saturday sheep unchanged
lambs yy ara quite goOl many selling ~ al3e
a. uup,v. n Pdooek .d % Pennvsuia lambs 50 u at
I.r. doe H. l4c b8 Jerseys 81 u. al lZc
Ii,s sold jersey Lambs s. n At oic % Do 81 n lie
do B ll,c Of 5055i n, he; u Of SGT a. al lie
Ilt .Os DID, l05 PenusTIvana DO. Sd D a. lie
Jl. % F0uetht, w llDos sheep ~ % al SIC
o. 2o9 ONO - 70 both lot al 5ic, with 10 PeHHsyl
r..s ....,. & 70. g. llfc.
Haas -ot Feyghht, $50 Ohio sheep aai n, al at sle
q t Gee. ~ state lanbs 81 p, AZ Lc
Kirby cold E ONO sheep. 81 o. bc 20 lDtana 30 D. al SIC
llic. aul 81 DO, % %. az Zlc.
A-ae-o Henry asliugoE Market 10 Jesy lambs, 81. D.
a.
Bns Co sold Jersey lambs SCI d at le and % rs a.
! " Ialrstor & Co. soli a. Jerevs s. 2, l2tc.
". II. u.rles g. Co. sold 20 of So n, a. lie
Aoss Arrivals ~ F0rlethsi and 10 az COmmurnaw max
uought fewer lower prices Heavy
F l doll, selling 8 Q5lc medium al SIC, few pigs
49, 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-12
R1-vya1o LIVE STOCK MARxEr-JULr IL

CarrLE-Recsns TODAY go head TIE supply FOR The week
SIP bead for ne time last
active proportion the qua Of stock the ars
Prices Of full yesterdays puce notwithstanding heA s
arge % the yards still well tel WITH STOCK uucl oi
thought viii be held about 30 bead disposed Of sales
24 Illinois steer ranging l0 70 7 n - 9d ]bi ~
Indiana steers ranging 1903 IN h. % =5H 30 L ~ Mc
gan sers Everagn IS; "A Missouri averaging 3
o. Kentucky teer averaging ESQ ~ 20 - ~ ~ mixed
stee ranging @ 63 n Il - = - 90 ~ Indiana so a.
ers averaging $50 n al - s.. -
sHzEr-Reoeps for tins far 300 head against $500
heal for The Canada sheep
slight improvement Weston sales OF 20 head
Ohio sheep averaging 10 p Cos Indiana sheep from
SO to 100 b. 81 Is 10 Canada sheep averaging a. H. S5 81 MIS-
sheep averaging 2 ~ So Causdl abs from
g. d. - quality Of either would brng Increased
Receipts Tor 1920 sg1n p 300 for the
time at doll 20 - about l0e Of from
yesterdays pnce tie pens AID inquiry saes Of "
Al IA Il :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-12
COTTON MARKETS.


NoRrorK -C0on dull; Low Mddfrs 2Aei net teceips
10 bales errorts-cosswse % bales; stock 30 bales
WELLINGTON, july -Cotl0n HOmiDa hillngs Ic Stock 'Jl
LOUISVILLE July i-Coton dull; Middlngs Die
C1scfysArI. July ll.--gOttOn nominal; Mdilugs, &c
ST. LOWS. July ll.-C0t0n nominal; Mdllnss 2tG44tc
MOBILE July ll-COrOn quiet; MddlDgS ZSei mel receipts
bales. sales 200 bales stock 2U3 bales $500.
NEv-ORL July lCOton Gull nothing dcng Mddhng en-
rey 223e receipts lld 6Assi gross sales ~ O-es
stock. 1876 bales. ann, s,,.
July lCOt0n-BuTe aud sellers apart MliAsH "a -
q. sales 50 ba
S.T,yN4H Juv ICoon unsettled demand Mdihncr 23ie
o bales stock yl bales
CrARIEsroS July 1lCotton dn Mddlugs nominal al PIC net
receipts gross lu9 eXorcoasnse - bales s0cA
6s2l bales .o-r--- ,,, -,
GALvEsroS July lCOOu nominal Good Ordinary 2!e STOCK
BIlTSoHE July IL-COi,O1 dull Mdlng DC sales 20 bales
aErrHis July ICOiiOn dull and nominal M4ings 23 923i
receipts ~ bales 800. 80.
ArsUsr1 July noaAl' Mling Pie net receipts
PaI.ADElgnl4. Jay lI-CO,ton quiet Mdlbngs 2ad2'ie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-12
TnF STATE OF TRADE.

lcs3oN yf I'LL 20 uCousos 92i for ard
.l- o i account American secues dull; Uultrd States Five
Iee unls 5.A 81 1868 sls; l367 % TenForles 8si
tA"-s Jui "a u- -heltt opeIe. Or ST. BE
LfEtpaDL. JlF Ili a. oUepef ylIng
-4l.s inff.; Mi.1Ilg Orleans. D. a.
LfIEHfooL. Ju.F ll-i .ll De- l--t'lfsr e. stssfer
LN.aE Juf 1.-THE tu Bank OF Eng.1s had decreased
= D. .1. lurug tle past
ilsDos Jus lbs uC0n1 closed 3zl 10th money
tt oc-lt Uae1 Sistes live aeaiy Bo41s LES Oh Ils Old
Pans. July il-p m.-Rentes closed So 75e
LfAHruoL July lis D. m.-DftuI uuclauFed. he
O. been 0t bEies nullR export and sucrlHf
healsuis tr Cheese, 81 d. g fJr bsst grads
Auegel- 1le
L'safoat Say ll-EFsl-g Spirits Turpealue 81 = Ba-
ca1. 81 al g cst ior short R.h a .4..cs.
Los,os. J-y ll-E,s-us -Llsesd OIL rs TO- G3s y uH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-12
Orn Sooos

AIDES BONNETS and LACE .,, H 1.lS. w I.s.
- Isls ti-'. s .,rtr : lh BlNNS MILLINERY y p.i
,SToSING OIrT.-Cunton and japanese s., aae.
an C.ly,t Bassssaaa Baa9'. b'sila l1i s-Sec -
40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-12
pTrrcBrRGn pa LIVE STOCK MARKET-JuIr H.

CATTLE MARKRr-Recepts 500 20 bead against
cars Market dull &C. decline last weeks pnc-
With attendance Of uers sses reach 80 lead - southern
Ohio 20 IS 20 8J lou n sers 10 t4ci lE)l
n steers 81 900 ~ SIC 100 steers Is
ockers called - 81 sos Of account
SHEEP MARKYT-Recelpis. head aganu 81
cans week; this week has been very light
Iut prc good there have he
sheep in the market the follows M
Ohio % etc good 81 70 ~ d sheep TO 3f common
has light there being demand
goods Ockers sell Tor % itc
Hoe MAREET-Receipts for 12 -,s 1920 head
against reached 53 bead supply equal 20 The
Hght demand; Y0rkers - IS 81 good Philadelphia
81 TO o. as tops 81 So sales bard effect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-12
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCF

ps- North River VessSu Rgiroads
JrLT ID ia pkg Ashes pigs BeFlI D bales Cotton y bhls
Efr bred Fruit, l,74 bb kgg.. Flour
n Hus Mea, d 800
DAT o. bales Hos 10 laes Hemp. 7S7 Leather ls bb spirits
4lHttr 40 b1A h0lu jos pkEA Beef fl5 Cut Meats 85
ptE . l0 Kegs ls 900 psgs Butter Y 8J pkgE Chess 50
9ts heaal So Tai0s bags Peanuts Las pkgs Cake
~ t' >Ietrf % ba bids $50 Starch
JJis. L.ll o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-12
Gorporancu Notlres.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to all par
~ ues interested that Commissioners ap"h .rt-ris
$50 Of The Laws 35l W meet tbs - Jaaes hois on ~ 90,
DAY EVENING July %, 1872, % q ocock % st-ll ~.
40 circumstances relating The cortrasts i9l N-s " =
M,or Gc Of the Cir SesYork, with Tie oo"as u''I P~
% S y. Callahan Paving thst, UuonPaes TO shave S'"
Concrete. p-..4~.r "a Ns-crr.st.
Vidal and Callahan, PtTlns to"AFes'' $780,
,,o q g Crsr H.msr Wood i2lth -, "a % th iFt
h Grr-y Wood Ptrt inh st. W - 20
si9s IA Green Wool Ptvf shaf, '-t-i To 1000
-'''' n McCsrthT Rec. Sc l2Aist, Oh 70 liaa,e.
,ttt Tgo- OSens Ike kc. shave llol 70 o .''
iets y Ac, tatl-st S.a ave - hA'' '''''
~, - DsvIn Req. Sc. 63ist, 5th % l0hl'e
i,.s'' y, n.,i.r re- So. isilye.. Jst t00lNst
Ia q Deyla Reg. -9th.st. pm 90 lo.h-ave
toI =, DrvIn Reg SC 99th-st. aih % llth-srf
TO- A. D.vbe Paving 5sih-sL. 1d.ave. 10 East hFef
lIl-.. a. Deg.n. Paving bist s., 81 % 2tAtFr
55fl a. DevHu Paving 1ltl-st. MAdsou g. atn ave
80 A. Drvtr Paving yIth-.L, lstsre. 10 East hrer
80 Fvertrf. Fiagrug J.h-st 9ta ~ l0asFc
19s 4 Frarsrl FasenF 1881 g.. ~ % th ave
-, r Fversrf Flserur is-sve., pi 10 Jith-st
Fv.rtr l3th-sL, LerugtanaT 70 i.As' NA'e
5sIi Hr,,rr Res Nc Manhattan @ l.otl''
1i prlarf Rsr 4c lOstls, .th 10 BAIT X yer -
M " Trlnly. t.h-at BOvcy 10 Lesi'-s1' N'''-' WV
Awards w T-ay sth st. Bowerr Lesissl. Robaa' "'s
Pavement $500 ....,,, 80,
S9s5aH ' Y Fis 1,Gasr c'a-i-'a',
d. T. JAQLES,
c II witLAvs ClotE
NcaYofk JuJ lo la'I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-12

OFFICE ~ THE EEw-YOEK CEsTRAL ASDl
HUDSON RIvKR RAILROAD CosPAST, ;
June 9. 1872 }
THIS COMPANY will convert is " CONSOL-
IDATIOE CERTIFICATES" Capital stock
ng Capital each hundred doa amount
Of CsrIlcaes --. --
The conversion and ar WEDNESDAY the 10th day
Of Julf ns 30 TIE JNlON TRUST COMFAEl No. ~ BROAh
WAY HEWYOHK upon the pTeeniatoa aud surrender Of be
COus0 datI0u tcfticaeA'
other than hunirrfs Or i
parts vii hundreds
- - B. D. WORCESTER Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-12

OsWz0o July uflol unchanged sales loo hhls - Is for
n spnng - for Aule uie 80 s. o hits Winter 80 Is
ior Doodle EIt. Wheat du 1900 bush. No. Mlsaukc
Chr 81 flf 40 81 81, 1000 No. White
hcaEu AZ . 90 700 hu.h EEl White State 81 3d. Corn
all uuchalgeL Cora Hea, ~ 81 Boied Tor In
toel ler M.red sssly Shorts 4lei shipstuf Md
4Szs 80 PEI tl1 highEles Sc CAaz eSLs-NheG itc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-12

hArAsA JOY oIss sasaf laTAs quiet and prices nemna
Efos trm Lulcd States o. carTencF al per
F-ril tlOn sight ld4 rreniuls dsys sight g0
D. a. cent premu lert sght, premium
Llo 20 1ll per Pare ia per premium
TIE %, BalG quoted per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-12

RAIRoAD CoNPASY. ALBASI. June q, ls.L ,,
THE TRANSFER BOOKS of this COMPANY,
Stock and its Consolidation teruh'17,, ~
CLOSED the close Of business SATUkpAi tss 20 S m, an
inst the conversion Of ad Cert
WEDNESDAY tbe l0h dBv Jaly nerf snl VIZ DC W
the morning Of THURSDAY, the lat Of Augast ner 49, 49,
Holders " Cous0 idation CerufcAtes" NAY v
W the Union Trust Co.. in the q y 81 ,dh
In heretofore pubisheb time pe.o 20 "a. ~
dav Jnl the Stock Certificates exchange N sa
be prepared Az ready COX delivery on ~ a ' s,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-06
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, September 5.-The Master
Car Painters National Convention was
held in a room at the Burnet House to.
day. The attendance was not large. The
next meeting will be held at Chicago.
The awards in the horticultural DEPART
ment of the Industrial Exposition were
made today. Henry Rice got the first
premium OF 800 for the best collection
and display OF flowers. For the best five
specimens JacobHofner received awards.
Among others who got premiums were
George Bartlett, for second best collection:
John Feast, Of Baltimore, Tor best display
Of palms; K, ]. Ellis, best collection OF
rustic work. The attendance is large.
five thousand being present. The premi-
UNI list Tor horticulture is very large.
An exception is made in this department
by giving second and third premiums, and
one.third OF the entire premium list roes
TO this department BY Saturday every
class and department will be full; most OF
them are now ove.crowded, and the Art
Hall Is always full.
The Grand Lodge Of the German Order
Of Hnngari met in this city TO day. They
elected officers tonight for the ensuing
two years, as follows: W. Rosenthal, Of
Reading, Pa, o. G. b.; Jacob Margcn.
stain, Buffalo, n. Y, d. G. B; John
Otta, Newark, N. j., G. s; John Dick,
Milwaukee, Wis, G. A; Henry Keith,
Baltimore, Treasurer The Secretary
reports 297 lodges, with 20,5jS members.
The Treasurer reports 1921 $50 in the
treasury. Thirty delegates representing
nineteen States are here.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-06
Kansas Republican Convention.

TOPEKA, September 5.-The Republi-
can State Convention met here Yesterday,
but did not organize until late last even.
ing, and before much was done it was too
late ~ transmit its proceedings. The
strife Tor Governor was very bitter, and
resulted on the tenth ballot in the nomi.
nation OF I. A. Osborne, of Leavenworth.
E. S. Slower was nominated Lieutenant
Governor, W. II Smallwood Secretary oi
State, Judge Kingman Chief Justice,
Webb Wiles and J. Ii. Hays, Trcasurers,
and a. L. Williams Attorney General
Resolutions were passed endorsing the
Philadelphia platform, and in regard 10
the difference between the settlers on the
late Indian lands and corporations, who
sre claiming the lands, and asking
the government to be at the expense, Of
testing the title, and il found
in favor of the Corporation that Congress
be asked 10 adopt some measures that
will satisfy them and 10 open land 10
settlers on homestead and preemrlion laws
One Of the resolutions denounced In strong
terms corruption in securing official
position &c, pledged the party against
all candidates for the U. s.. Senate next
winter who are tainted with corruption
In the past, or attempts TO use money or
other improper influence in future.
This resolution after long debate was
struck out and substitute adopted
pledging the party now as in the past in
favor OF Tree and uncorrupt exercise of
the elective franchise both at the nOlls
and in legislature. Resolutions adopted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-06
Disastrnns Pirn al Eric. Pm.

ERIE, Pa, September 5.-The particu-
lars Of the conaAgration last night arc US
follows: The Reed House caught fire q
q little after nine o'clock, in the fourth
story, supposed to be the work oil an in.
cendiary. The fremen were tardy in get
ting out on the ground and were much
embarrassed by the bursting Of the hose
about half an hour after the alarm and
before the engines were playing with any
effect 1t was too far gone then 10 save
the building, and all efforts were concen-
trated TO prevent the fire spreading to
the rest OF the block, and were successful
in this, though the fire was not under con.
till O'Clock this morning. The boarders
lost most OF their effects, The full loss Of
the occupants Of the twelve stores and
offices in the first story Is covered by in.
surance The Reed House and furniture
cost about $3.50, 900, and there was $1OO,.
900 insurance on the building and $l7,5OO
on the furniture. The outside walls and
most Of the inside walls arc standing. II
is believed It can be rebuilt for $l20, 900.
The loss on the furniture exclusive Of in.
surance is about $3S,0O0.