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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-12-24
FRESH GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS -Under

FRESH GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS .-Under
this reasonable heading. Messrs. Burke Thompson
eet advertise in store All standard
quallties of the cee brated Star Brand of Cincinnati
which challenge competition so homeless pigs feet
the great favorite with connosseursj jeies canned
salmon OYSTERS Holsters, etc in endless variety, TO
gether with wires and liquors. all the very best i'm.
port ed To this various and immense assert ment ha
been added hundred half chs crop teas of all
varieties which lie called the special attention of the
trade This popular firm deal only in Srst class goods
and sell always at lowest market ratee-
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-12-24

FIREMEN's HATS AND EQUIPMENTS. - The
frcmen 8 friend, Martin Weydig. ESQ, has invented
style of hat which ID specially suited to members
OF country FIRE companies and to all who do not have
to in burning brick stores places where heavy
head protector is necessary. Mr. Weydigs new hat is
light attractive and cheap. In his twenty five years
experience in supplying the wants Of most Of our fire.
men, Mr.. weydig has acquired a Knowledge of the
details of the business which is Invaluable and during
all that time has given perfect satsfacton the large
number of his patrons proves. MI. WeSdg manufac-
saddles harness. hose, fremenA equipments, at
short notice and prices low be secured at
he North.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-12-24

ARRIVAL OF SANTA CLACs.-Good news for
the children and grown folks Santa Claus has
arrived at DanzigeEs with 10000 Christmas gifts for the
little ones will be happy he Gays in his letter to
them in advertisement in another column to see all
children till Januzy st between the hours of 10 A NJ
aud T. NJ, present each with gift For grown
folks the good is that DaDzger will continue this
week his grand holiday sale OF 100000 worth Of holt
day goods conssng of articles Of every variety and at
prices to hard umes SOlarRe 10 the stock held
by zgers and great their patronage that they
are compelled three stores located follows:
aU3 Canal street. 2sC Royal street and ga Royal near
St Philip.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-12-24

CINDERELLA SHOE STORE-Organized as a
first class depot for ladies' misses cbildrens and ger
tlemens boots aud slippers this elegant store
No 92 Magazine street above the market Is destined
TO be the popular resorts OF our city None
but good oesred for sale and the prices
are as lew asked for auction goods. Mr.. p. j
Gynr for many years OF the most popular men in
the shoe trade of city is at this establish
mont An able assistant to the eneTprsinZ proprietor
Mr. w. n Tolar who ia resolved make bis store
WORTHY OF the and patronage of the people
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-12-24

NEW GROCERY AND FRESH GKoCERIEs.-Our
very enterprlsing energetic friend, Adolph
Finck spre4 bsio.o readers OF the STAR tempt
list many good things he has al his new store
corner Of Dryadrs ard Felicity streets Everything
that the heart could wish for these Christmas
holidays he has largo quAntlttoS and is offering for
sale at the very lowest prices. All of Mr.. FinckD
goods perfeotly fresh nd of the best quality and
b. sides guar Anteeiug satisfaction he will deliver them
free of drayage charges to any part OF the city.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-12-24

So much has Mr. G. Pitards business in
paints oils. hardware and housefurnishnE goods in
creased that he fnds bimself compelled move from
his large 22 and 22J Canal street. to
modious narers This is tho best poSsibIe testimony
to the excellence If everything hs ssls the moderation
of his charges and tho public appreciation OF his style
OF doing busness. When Mr.. Ptard moves We will
inform aders OF the fact but meanwhile would
advise all who goods his line to call and examine
his stock aud prices
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-12-24

G T. SCHuIING, ESQ The enterprise of
this gentlouAn lie producing It's natural results in
securing large and steadily noreasng custom. Tho
ladies ali know that they certainly find exactly
the shade If hair they want and 81 the 10 vest prices
at either stores Canal 1894 DryadOS street.
Mr. sohiInE has also hne stock of combs, fans jet
ornanents iewery, etO, 70 Inspection Of which he
invites ths pnhic.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-12-24

TOYS BELOW CosT.-Our we'll known friend,
A. A Bohne Zee 3J9 Dryades street, near EratO has
largo stock Of toys which he is selling at all prices
from FIVE cents up many dollars. He has also
beautiful prayer books, silver mounted chaPleS, and
any humber Of articles, both useful and ornamental
suitable for Christmas and New Years presents Read
his advertisement and give him a call
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-12-24

Mr. John s. Twomey's popular gregory,
Magaz and Philip streets" has been thrOngs d
all the week by eager crowds ordering 'upPles for the
holidays. All departed perfectly satisfied with their
purchasos As our friend John has plenty Of the same
excellent articles on hand those who have yet made
their purchases stIl have n chance
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-12-24

Mr.. E. Burke, 154, 186 and 1872 Tchoupitoulas
street has fine stock of the choicest French and de-
mestio brandies, Irish Scotch Bourbon and Rye whis
kies Krug champagne cordsls, etc. which he sells at
the very prices. Give him call before buying
elseu here.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-12-24

Christmas is an appropriate time to mako q
little friend or relative present Of pair of j. g.
wagners welt made shoes. as all know, his store is at
the corner of Ursuline and Dauphine streets.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-12-24

Good common sense dictates that presents
this year should be- of servceable kind such in fact
as he f,n nd Levy Brothers, $50 Magazine st.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-12-24

FINE PROPERTY IN BRACKETTsvLLE, TEXAS
FOR sALE-Mr. John NillefOnt, Of Bracket, Texas
offers city iOta several fine residences and store
with an assorted stock OF goods 9r sae at very low
Price for eash. Geo Advertisement
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-12-24

Active young men, who want to mako some
pocket money for the holidAyS will do well to consult
the advertisement of Elders Agency.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-12-24

The Louisiana Ice Manufacturing Company
selling brown ice made OF river water, al IL per
ton and clear ice. of distilled water at si2
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-12-24

Supply your family with groceries from
:canIan's, 2G2 st. Andrew street. corner New Camp.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-12-24

Read Levy Brothers advertisement, and give
them call.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-12-24

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THE DAY"
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Written throughout with interest fat more b.
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beginning to end the story Is thoroughly interesting
London Spectator.
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to meet with in which the characters sre M,
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This story is written with brightness and humOrs
well as tender pathos"-London Post
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"a work to be'ranked among those OF the hiGha
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Boston Pilot
There is a certain originality which smEekst
genius Take it all in all, Linked Lves,' Of Its bid
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Tablet
ut is by all Odds the best Catholic novel that has
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at is a book with a well! workedout plot, intsressF
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I'VE have been delighted. edited and instructed \
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This is no ordinary work, and cannot be measure
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I'VE know no work of fiction in Catholic htsn.
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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-12-24

W. T. Seaman, Esq, 242 st. Aodrew street,
cor New Camp has fine stock of fresh groceries:
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-12-24

For the substantials and delicacies of life 60
10 scanlan's s4a St. Andrew street corner New Camp
, 1876-10-03
CANADIAN NEWS.

apfc}1* jHsPQtcN ID 1Ne l}tQAHA
HAMILTON, Oct. a.-T'le principal question
agitattng the community Is tic deadlock be-
tween tho IIu1nllton ds Northwestern Railway
anl the Graat Western Railway Us to tho former
crossing the track Of tho lattcr at Wellington
Square. Tho point IN dispute is o legal one.
Tho Great Western lRs scrycd q writ Of injunc-
t!on on tho Hamilton j. Northwestern, as,tl tho
latter has appenica to tho Dominion uOrerll-
Incnt. Meantime tho matter rut1ntns III 6tatu
quo.
QuEnEo, Oct. "a subscrptlor.l!st In mid ot
tle sufferers ut Savannah hls bCcn opened in
this city, and already sl00 aya been subscribed.
ronos4S sf H. nat1s 6owi e r. sIt afHn' WHO vns
contributor 10 tlo Nation. to-lay pn!,lislles q
letter ancnt tho death OF that paper. Mr.. Smith
says Ills cxporionco does not allow him to look
forward With alopc to the future OF native perl
od!cal l!tcsatrrcl In Canada a C,alal'am peri:
S4 has n 9 Mt ths p9roaeas
ho Sustained by . patsiotta feeling Of pride and
Interest In n9ttye productions. II stich feel
ing ex!sts, Mr.. Smith says neither lsu nor tho
publishers with whom ho las BEEN connected
AaYe been ablo to dtsccrn 1t.
OTTAWA, Ont, Oct. 3.-Thu amount OF lum.
hor exported from Ottawa to tho United Btatcs
during tho month Of scptember was II ,a7l 600
superficial foot, as compared with lB, la6, 900 s.l
psrie!a! ieet \, te aa'oo mont, i ast ysar tho
ber ISIS, and si1l1sh ior scptembes, en- er'is;; is1
indicating decreaso In tho volume Ut export
aud IN iucrcaso IN value. Tho total export fur
1875 was AD,bi3 ea2 supertlcRl feet. For 1870
tho quantity was o. ass,,oH feet, being . eonsld-
stabo G i''srcasS IN tae Yolrue of export. Five
the numbering districts OF the Upper Ottawa for
F!utGr operations.
, 1876-10-03
PERCY 4. LEONARD.

TO khd EdifoF QF TIC 1f(bGHE.
BOULDER, COL, Sept. 2s.-I find in your issue
Of the 22d o very ,tnjust reference to me III your
comments on the Lconarl-scanlana tragedy.
Not hcllcslng TINT your Injustice is TIM result
OF any wish to injuso nc, I take tho liberty Of
occurred.
You say that was the s'yls!tor to Dr.. Scan
land demanding explanation"
Tle reySsae IL true. ! wns in my own house,
to which bo came, evidently with d hostile plr-
pose, and attacked and droyu MO from the front
door to tic sidewalk, when ! ordered him to
halt Or would shoot, whcroupon tse thrust Ills
hand into his bosom and made forward n,oyo-
inent, which l supposed malc IL necessary for
INC to shoot him to prevent Ills killing me.
went around to the police statinn on Madt-
son street tho aftornoou Of the fatal t1ay, re-
qucstilg tlAt ii patrol might be detailed t.,
co,ns around mud ,nake trouble, whiel, thought
would ho ayodcd by tho presence OF IN officer.
As Capt. Miller OF thu officer in charge Of the
station did not happen to bc in, / could not OBJ
tain tho detail asked for.
ngainst myself but against tny family. rs he had
tllo day before, during my absence, clicked my
unmarried sistcr, an!l Threatened my l!te. 49,,
No otl.sr intlgss!nrnt s!a could possibly haVo
;. What will not n man 10 to 8avo ills own l!iot
did not allrnt from a full und thorough
investigation Of tle atlatr at tho time, hut the
nlnttcr rested wholly With my friends, unt! l
e.spposrd tint thu ignoring OF tllc blll BY tho
Grand Jury three t!nlcs WIS a complete vlndlca-
tIon, especially as my own ,conscicnce was anu
is entirely clear Of any murtlerous intent.
Whatever his domestic relations were cuts no
dlrect figure in tue final tragedy, That stands
a3onc to be judged according to tho motives H.
ducing It, aud Yas Il case pf pars!stcnt and de-
tcrIlllicd assault upon INC BY tho Doctor, whlrtl
gaye mo no chance to aypil It.
Ind no renson to bclIcvc that. inna1ned rs
he waa BY ragc and liquor. liu would not do Us
ho l,al threatened, anl merely took the COM
mon precautton Of protecting myself aud my
family without AnY rutcreNro whatever to any
guarrol or misunderstanding between him and
Ills w1fo.
So for d tho lattcr's appealing to nc far pro-
lection Is concerned, that Is NIL false. She and
tho Doctor llad bccolna reconctlod to each other,
al,l were boarding temporarily on. tho eout!t
Side, from wlic). plaro ls calno DISTANCE oi
several miles apparently for tho purpose ct Pre-.
cipitatiug the dual catastrophe.
These facts san yet bo proved, and should DO
known wherever and whenever thu casc Is
brought up. Yours truly, .....--.
rEnox a., LuosAnp.
, 1876-10-03

Ctayto jNlcg u clayton, y. IL. !.nfnHRFl, l1cZ-
fk YS9ng fnfSut5 and i'm T. i. Tm at
thew Walsh, F. a. Wcagc Iltram Garfield,
nanicl 'yeeterrc1t, Mary y. Westcrrelt, s. A
briggs, J. ]. tiicason, Andrew tl]cason. 8. L.
Charles Robinson, u. 1T. Dean, Carol 0aytes,
A.. :. Snow, Francis Can1cll, Harrison Can
tlcld, satn,tel Dclemater, .Jnhn DcKoye1, aI-
1n1a'stratnr, sarah p: Y. iTaddoyk, u; 7. fail
3osk h. a no5trtsoa, { ss"ys2 q g. 4 5ae&,d '5S,pSS e.
j., ". ]. Gib!son Clara I. alll,*on, iiag iiol,
cTtson, Mcnrgo IIannson, Margaret p. King,
I; p: Boone, =. s. 1lu!burl, II. 4; 1Iul',url,
Nary " IngTa, y. (: Ws1, i; ;,t (; q!sasi' aa5.'
lieu for nboat est. .ooo or l.ots /, :, ., and I,
J. '0is is i IL Lott s ? ,oeR esa pess Iets ~,
fSs %!ss !Sfk sn kot. 4 l. 9ta t. ind h,ess e" J. i i
sse. s's N 1, !" u.s. \ H. Gf x mertssso & " wei =,
Originally g!vcn 1lsald n scpten'.'gE is 4
lin nat,c par.y in August, 1857. The la.1d rus
sold unlcr The tr,lst-tlactl and wrongfuity con-
vcycA by cornrlatl1ant's agent toyarions parttes,
aud tho trust-1cch was aur!cptit!ously rcltnsct1
Complainant asks to linyo his Hen established
nul the SECURITIES f0rcc1oBcd.
ngnin,. Lewls W 1eek. ,
$1,000.
Richard Casey pleaded guilty to larceny, and
took sixty dnys lfousc Of Correction.
Charles Smith wns tried for larceny md ac-
Thomas Carrisan pleaded guilty to larceny,
and was rcma,ldcd
Adn,n stcrns was tried for being found IN q
, 1876-10-03
OCTOBER ELECTIONS.
What Is at Stake in This Event
full Month.
Candidates in Ohio, Indiana, Georgia,
West Virginia, and Col
orado.
How These States Have Lately
Voted.

The elections OF October will open with tho
minor ono for town officers IN Connecticut,
whicl, occurs on Monslay, Oct. .. At the same
time tho peopto Of that Statc will vote upon nix
proposed amendments to their Constitution,
aomo Ut which arc Of Importance. Que restricts
representation in tho Legislature Of towns hero
after Incorporated to thosa having at least Zoo
Inhabitants; another lengthcns tho terms Of
Common Pleas and District Judges to fou:
years, nnd Of City antl Police Judges 10 two
years; third restricts tho compensation OF tho
members Of tho Legislature to $3.50 per annum,
MID ono mileage each why per session ut tic
rate Of 25 cents per mile: and a fourth strikes
out tho word white from tho Constitution to
make 1t conform to tho Federal Constitution.
Dclawaro's "littlo election" as It Is catcd,
for tic choice Of Assessors, inspectors of Elec-
t!ons, Road Commissioners, ETC.. will be held on
Tuesday, Oct. q.
, 1876-10-03

HN1A
Da'anee On haad..........,,......3 SD O60 38
DIVORCES.
nSues II. Wills lilull q hill against her hus-
Saatt Ansou C. Willis, yestcrlay. asking for a
@'stsso was on the ground Of dcsertlon.
'stS stall asks for divorce from her hus.
14Da William fos like causc.
r,n. iTEMs.
rl,ie IL lne uhlted States District Court JudEo
ia, ipasS,a yesterday ordered ycntre to bc ISSUE,
ay to attend 10 general business and ear at set
1seI
~ ay E ne1t will be tho last ilav Of gcryice In
= Te.masr,, sayu. Court to the October term.
sG%i. I'd., },pge ,I34ge Jameson viii taka defaults.
I s,asso Hl!!laMs grnutEu divorce to Harriet
Il, t1'IoP saP irpm Leslie Lathrop, ou tho ground OF
UNITED s7.rps ro,,s-,
Daniel n, VaIs;han Aths "; G9UMTs. nnoa1,s,,.
llet BILLS ycstsr,ax ~ tLosMence, y. II l.,
CALaso Rock lsIani 4 pacsii.. n"i!raaHs sao
Rsh!, The Illinois iniirootI Sin,,,n,'w ~" pa"ra
rkMIh rItMh d Jacksonville RalIrs,atI 1ninnanv , III,
Ssosago t. Milwaukee, itatisnnd Tana'y,' ~ ti.a
saaa.o burlington (. f1nn'w 1sot.rn". o'ns NV
pshy, THO Lake 3hore T. H"Li2., an',thcrn I'LL.
,oai Company, nutl fhr W"stnrn f1.to,, ieati.
!oA Company to roat rain thcn trore infrr1,tnt,
patent lor an innst,ua,.,ns.. .au' t.oli ntG
tsattug lral;rs fnr fn1s hts ,.nta. ~ ,.ns ss.,
atly Issued to Noic,ninh 1Tnappa daoanaa,
tae "a II October 1Sio ~ ,.s'sn1.,sa,,,.1,, ~
oaoeat by Complainant. ''' "p1 subsequently
nAsKHUrrcr u.-rpva
discharge was iss,,ct ~ ~ Mas.is ,vo..,ox
IN tho snn3tcr of nSI FIJI, - nsnslM Met1lef'
ass wss anto1sred to soii % e. t1h .tnek toc 4s af
, 1876-10-03

OHIO.

In Ohio, minor Btatu officers only will bo
chosen. ALL its mombcrs OF the next Congress
and Its next Legislature will also 10 elected.
For State officers there are three tickets In tho
Republican, Democrats, and Prohibition,
tho Grccnbackers supporting tho Democratic.
Following arc the namos:
REPUBLICAN,.
Secretary 2f 4!ats-siiiton Barnes:
:. Ntatbsr ef Hoard 9f Iabtlo lPoF4s-Jamcs c.
Evans.
DEMOCRATIC,
SteFefart of Efa4s--W!lllam He'll.
SnPrsM9 JHdps-Wtlliaul 4. Flnk.
Clough
, 1876-10-03
MUSICAL,

CINCINNATI, O., Oct. 2.-The Musical Festival
Association, under whose auspices the great
festivals OF 1878 aud 1876 nerc conducted, has
e Ssh tme n9 e aeat ysn t
rIty by Reuben Springer and other ctttze,ls, will
be dedicated. Among the works 50 far ndoptcsl
sre Liszt's "Altssa solannip," sometimes
known q the Grand 5taas, and IIanacrs
OratoElo of tho heSAiall.H Tho societies taking
part in thu fsstlval chorus will beg!u practice
during the pEeacpt month.
, 1876-10-03
ILLINOIS SUPREME COURT
YEsTERpAY's nusINgsB.

Spectai Dispatch to The Tribune
OTTAWA, ILL.,, Oct. a.-The Supreme Court
met at 2 o'clock this afternoon, with oil the
Judges present. Tic following business was
transacted.
MOTIONS DECIDED.
10. r. D. John Knott ". tic People OF tho State
Of Illinois; judgment reversed and cause ro-
Ii. i, d. Low Compton vs. tho People; ,udg.
i i: u. Witt Robbins We, tho Pooplo: order
docfet iS and caasa ta eontinncd s '' .7''N ~ ''
I'd. II. y. Lamb w. tho lcoplo cz rel. rellear.
w 10. Il. p. ponlin vs.. Daos!tn ct al; :; rchcartng
$50. Anna Morr!sscy w. John ". 6scphcnBon;
do yss Wsk esG casa Motion by appellant
to SGT aaids order Of continuance and submit the
5sS.. Springer ct al. w. tic People, etc., ex rel,
etc. ; motion by appellant for leave to withdraw
RIO. dunacrson, implcadcd, 20. Partridge; ap-
vi. Rurg ys. Raycnu ct al; appeal dI.m,used
on abort record: T. pct cent dnmagrs; motion for
procedcndo inBtautcs.
III, Laundry ", Flcc's; appeal dismissed: t
= aoi. Newton Smith G. al. III. c. ". shtnklc OF
a.; motion by appellee for extension Of ttne 10
cAt1. or DOCKET.
:.la, Miller ys. Miller; ta!scn..
g. Taysr sal Company,
aid wa!lnco Ct al. ". Good; taken.
24G. Chandler, Receiver, etc., ". Daytd Dow;
sl7 crossmau, lmpld., VS.. wohltsbcn; continu.
a4S People OK re1. l1ucis, County Tscasnscr, vs.
Skinner for appellant and Roby for appellee, and
cid, Cory1tb L. Corwlt1, W. Coulter: takon.
, 1876-10-03

On Wednesday, Oct. 4, the State Of Georgta
will elect its Governor, Legislature, and county
ofllccrs. Congressman will be chosen on the
7th Of November. For Governor tho Reru1Lc-
uns have nominated Jonnthan Norcross, and the
Democrats Alfred II. Colqu!tt. The Inst Lcgs-
lature Of Georgia was almost entirely Demo-
cratic, It being composed as follows:
, 1876-10-03
AM ljNEMEN'Ts.
AF1l;NEIIENTSs
EXPOSITION,
ONLY SIX MORE DAYS.

No Intelligent person family should fAt 10 visit this
Great Wcs.crn Centsnniat-TuE INTERSTATE IN
DU8TNIAL EXPOSITION OF CHICAGO.
PRICES or ADMISSION.
For Adults, onc aan,tssiou good for hl1 day and
ret ~ ...f * iii ni o
erea!Hg -" Is
70! Adults on Saturday, ono admission. good tor :.
For Children on SATURDAY, ono adntwon. good y.
ioT alt 1a5 1ha IL
For Adults, every day after 4 p. nj. .....- .25
For Children. every day nfter o .. III. .... .15
Communication Tickets fifteen admssttns,..u.... 90
Tic Communication Tickets erc especially adapted to
excufslop parties,
, 1876-10-03
WEST VIRGINIA.

WEST V1NGINIA.
The State OF West Virginia elects on Tues.
day, Oct. 10, It's sate officers md Legislature
Its members Of Congress will not be chosen
until Nov. Z. For State officers there 1rc three
tickets in tho field, although the Grocnbackcss'
was irrcgulat)y nominated. Following arc tho
names:
REPUBLICAN,.
se1oei isuner!attHdtaf--F. II. crago.
h"ditor-C. n. 6hfnn.
IfkasHreF-MoseB FrnnkcnbcrgtI,
DEMOCRATIC.
Gorernor-Henry N. 31athcwa.
Schoot tSnpsrtnffnIenf-W. Il. Penlleton.
AraIfor--joseph G. Miller.
1ftasarer--Ttionas i. West.
Cortrnor-J. N. LAidiey.
<iHtltor--S. II. Ptersol.
The vote of West Virgnia iu recent years has
been as foilows:.
lidr. OMce. Republican Democratic
3H74 ..Congresatnen. H1t 1893
lR1S "rrcsidcnt. .....'....as, Gtst ao, lJ7
1872. .Goycrnor.... ...,..i9, N83 10, 305
lican III 1874 and 18c, include all thosc cast In
opposition to the straight Democratic ticket.
Tho Legislature last chosen was composed as
follows;
.- Senate. Hoa.r. 5altot.
Democrats, ,.-......,......,...la ~ VI
n1e{ruel'sH&nss; 1I,{r.nonH"ns. .."..s 4 1s
Democratic cmajority.......1a ~ 80
Tic Legislature to 10 chosen on the 1Gtl, will
elect two United Statcs scnutors, one for the
full torn, md one to iii tho yucanry caused by
tho deash Of the Hon. Allen 7. CapeEton.