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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-12
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-12

Norway with 55 majority, and Is nn-
donbtedIy elected. as Waterford throws
hui 80 against him.
Very lull returns iron the State show
that the vote has been oas ~ The largest
eyer cast. aud that the republicans have
made lar gsios over last year. Mr..
Stephen berry. Agent at the Associated
lress. in his footings states that returns
t.om PA towns, give Conner, Republican
81. go: Talbot. Al. Az majority. ll.o4s.
The same towns last year gave Conner
y64j; Roberts. 30. 9G7-malori'y Tor
C,rnOr. S.67S. This shows gam OF
: S.. over 1873. Tue towns TO he heard
flom. last year gave Common 40, Rob
er,s l6.S40-a Republican majority oI
327. Mr.. Berry tstimstes that The lit
publican majority will exceed 1900
Senator RIaIne ia Gos. Hayes.
AT midnight Mr.. BLAINE seat the follow
ing despatch 10 GOV. Hayes:
Hon. Rutlrejord L. Htyss. coI""b''s.
OHIO;
We have carried the State on the largest
vote ever cast. by = majority al ICON
$4,000 to 1900. being a gain oi some
1000 Over the maioritV nj last year.
We have carried every Congressional
District. have elected ouc county ohlcsrs
in every county in the Sta.e with possibly
two exceptions. have regained one county
which the Democrats have held Tor scV
eral years past. have chosen % out oil 81
State Senators, have elected from three
quarters to four-inhs Of tao Represents
lives To the State Legisla' ure. Oar IN
umpn is complete and overwhelming n.
all points. You Will receive the electoral
vote of the S,a IN November by ma
iolity Of from 10000 to $4,000.
lS,vued) J g. BLAINE.
Oxford County has thrown her largest
vote. and will nearly double her MAORI
ty IT lat Year. Every County officer is
elected and five on, oi eight representa-
tlves. Our vote Tor Mr.. Frye will be
about the same as for Governor. Fifteen
towns heard hon at noon. give Common
40S majority against 247 last year. Il gain
ofl56. The towns thea In be heard from
gave COnnor Il msj0rity last year. A
lowing them to return similar votes this
year, ConnOr's majority wall reach 4'4
a. probably these towns will cast pro
por,ionally large msioriIies, he viii
receive 500 majority.
REPRESENTATIVES ELECTED.
Eoen +. Raad OF Greenwood is elected
by about l15 majority.
Rudolph Greenwood of Hebron. com
bned democrat aud SIT money is elected
by three votes.
John A. Bolster OF Norway, Repnbli-
can. is probably elected by from ten to
twenty-five majority.
MerIick C. Osgood oil Hartford is
elected 10y about 100 majority.
WIN. W. Wait OF Dixlield s elected 10y
about 100 majority.
Hiram ID. Abbott ol Andover is elected
by about l25 majority
Nothing ha, been received from The
TWO Western districts; bat Judging from
the Governor vote they viii 60 reput-
Hcan by . close vote.
We annex tie tuIl yote Of so many
towns %, have reported. aui in u table
present the gubOruAtorial vote rs COM
pared with last year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-12
The International Exhibition
Complete.

With all preceding World Fairs, the
want of completeness mas been great
difficulty, and one that seemed almost in
surmountable. Both In Paris and Vienna
it was nearly at the close Of the Exhibit
ton before all exhibitors could be said 10
be in perfect readiness. but in Philadel-
phia in sixty days from the opening, the
Exhibition was perfect and complete,
and visitors will nov find everything
properly arranged and classified The
unparalleled heat OF the past three weeks
is over, and the experience OF years in
dicates for the future q more satisfactory
temperature. Even during the most in
tense heat. residents Of Philadelphia
found it to their comfort to visit the Ex-
hibition, which located on elevated
ground. Insured cool breezes, and the
height of the Bulldogs secures constant
currents OF fresh air. The present pros
poets indicate the largest attendance after
the 10Th of August, and from that date
there may be expected large crowds. 1t
is therefore suggested that visitors should
take advantage OF the present period so
Tar as possible, and thereby secure ac-
commodations without trouble, aud be
enabled to carefully sec The Exhibition 10
great advantage with comfort TO them.
selves. Up 10 the 10th of July The total
number OF admis .ions amounted 10
:, 20O,9l5. and the cash receipts for tick
els for the same period, 1926. 36S. Upon
this basis the total nj mber up to the close
OF the Exhibition would be at least six
million, but as all experience has shown
the last sixty days TO be the most attrac-
tive. it is d OF unreasonable to look for
ward to grand total Of eight million
admissions. which will compare favora-
bly, with former Exhibitions. as up to The
present date. the number OF visitors 20
Philadelphia exceed those TO London aud
Paris for the same number OF days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-12

STATE REFORM CLUBs.-The Reform
Clubs OF Maine met in convention at
Portland last week, aud held some very
interesting meetings. They voted not
TO organize State Club. Oxford Coun-
~ was well represented, and large
number OF addresses were delivered by
her citizens, Large gatherings OF this
character are OF great advantage 10 the
cause. and they shonld be attended by
all who can avail themselves OF tho
opportunity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-12

Four ASD HALE BoNDs.-Sec. Nor
rili's plan for rcdeoming high rate bonds
by those bearing four aud one half per
cent. has proved grand success. All
those now issued have been taken up.
There are bu. two countries, England
and America, which eau borrow money
ut such low rates. MIR. Morrill, in the
Treasury is the right man in the right
place, rs his financial views are all
sound and practical.
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On Trial.

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-12

EXCURSIONS During tho present
week, the Grand Trunk will issue tickets
Tor two excursions, good from the 18th
10 10Th insts. inclusive. First trip is
from So. Paris TO Montreal and return
for 81. Second, in connection with the
Ozdensburg they will carry passengers
to The White Mountain NOTCH and back
tor S3. These trips are at such low
rates. that all who can spare the
tine should avail themselves of the
opportunity 10 see these places.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-12

THE Golden Rule, Rev. Mr.. Murray's
paper. announces that with the beginning
Oi its second volume, Sept. -, it will be
enlarged one quarter. IT. editorial staff
has been increased. and several new de-
partmenis will be added-including
Religious and Minister a News from all
denominations Missionary, Sunday
school, and Children'> departments; and
AL enlargement OF the Literary page so
AS To include Serial and Short Stories.
The political department is TO be discon-
tinued Mr.. Murray is to write a series
OF Adirondack Stories. in serial form, to
run through the year. under the general
title of Adirondack Lite and Legends"
His Sermons and Religious Editorials
will be published weekly, as here, olore.
The managers announce that the 2 per
has been financial success; and they
propose to make it, in its new and en-
larged form, religious and literary
family journal. first class in every re-
spect The price will be 81 so per year,
postage prepaid; and the address is The
Golden Rule. Boston. Mass. They ad-
vertise for local agents in every town.
and will send particulars upon applica-
ton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-12

Now is the time to dress warm in
order to avoid rheumatic aud pulmonary
tonbles.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-12

There was On explosion of dy namite
on one of the government scows at He'll
Gate. n. Y, Tuesday. which resulted in
considerable damage to shipping. and
three men were blown to atoms. Care.
lessness Is the reported cause.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-12

On the first page OF this IS ae VIZ n,e
found the story Of Hannah Dus'oI at. n
pared and revised in DR.. LapD-"
accurate and inimitable style
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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-24
VaIka na vychOde.

Rusko pfipravuje til armadni sbory
Kievsky, Charkovsky Odesky, sile
25O,OOO muzd ku pfekroHeni hranic ru.
munskych. Avsak nelze udati, zdali by
mohly cele sbory jeste letos vystupovati
do pole, neb to neide tax snadno vypra-
Wit ie. Avsak B6lehrade Sc tvrdi, ze
10000 Rusd pfekrocilo feku Prut We
stfedu dne Is. fijna do Rumunska. Kon-
sulove francouzsky, vlasky a rakousky
odebrali Sc hned ma hranice, ably Sc pre-
svedcili, zdali ie to pravda.
z Londyna dosel do Noveho Yorku
zvlastni telegram, zvestuiici, be Sc An
glicko odhodlalo, ponechati tureckou risi
osudu jejimu. Cafihrad bude az do po.
sledni chvile braniti, ale ostatni uzemi
tvrecke mohou SO ony mocnosti rozde,iti
ktere budou stavu dobyti udrzeti ie
Pfitrhneli Rusko dneska ma poloostro,
balkansky, toz posledni hodina Tureckr
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-24

cujeme kazdemu yoliGi zralemu uvaEe;
nj. Ma pfisti volb6 zavisi vice, nez mno-
by dobfe smJslejici obcan ST mysIi. Ne
zbavimeli Sc republikansk6 vlady, kteraz
patrn6 dokazan6 republiku na5i do "a
huby We ie, letos, pax sc j nezbavime lee
snad revoluci. Zbayit SO il mdzeme
snadntii, nez 81 to mnohy pfedstavuje.
Zlskelme stranG opravy kazdem voleb
MIN obyodu jen diva hlasy - a vit6zstvi
jest nase. Ropublikane musi ovsem to-
hkez hlasd ztratit Jest to mozne! My
myslme re Jest
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-24
Sen IngersOIluv.

Neohrozeny zaniccny bojovnik "a
svobodu myslenky, svobodaf Rob. G
Ingersoll, pravil jedne volebnich feGi
svych, jiz mel Clevelande:
Mel jsem sen. Snil isem, 10 tento svet
den ode dine stava SO lepsim. Snil jsem,
ze zalafe nebudou v6Gne kletbOu teto ze-
me; 20 stin Sibenice nebude stale padati
ma zem. Snil lsem, re sucha ruka bidy
nebude stale natahovati sc milosrdeu-
stvi zebrajic; ze nadeide cas-, kdy 5pra.
vedlno5t ia soudu6 stolici bude sedeti;
kdy miosrdenstvi "a dobrofeceni zaznivati
bude kazatelen; kdy sv6tu psnovati
bude laSka, spravedlnost skveI3 svGtlo
svobody. - Snil isem to a nespluili Sc
ten sen, nebude to viuou mou. ia SO
co na nnc jest, uskutecn6ui ieho pfi6i.
nlm- Necht kazdy &c svG strany k
nskutecn6ui ieho prispeie. Jest edna
v6c, kteraz uskutecneni ieho uspisi Ma
me potfebu vtdy; potfebuieme vtdouost.
V6da poskytnc nam ysecky otroky jichz
name potfebu. Tot iedin6 otroctvi, $
nimz souhlasim. Ii otroci nemaii hfbetu
k snaseni slehd karaba6e, nemaii srdce,
jez by jim tryzni dusevni puknouti moh
10, nemaii rodin, cd nichz by mohli ode
rvani byti; oni nikdy sc neunavi; mkdy
neIudou stGzovati 81 neb b6dovati; oni
umi pracovati "a sluneGnibo vedra kru.
te zimy; nikdy Sc nezapoti, nikdy nena-
studi, nikdy bolesf nepociti Veda Wy
trhla kiln blesku oblakdm. elektricka
iiskra, obtizena mysIenh,.u, ~. sa nod
vlnami more. V6da setrela Size lice
neodm6n6ne prace. Veda bude konati
vsecku praci ga cely svet. V6da vsecky
mas povznese. Ona jedina spdsobi po-
krok; k tomu potfebuieme svobody; svo
bodna myslenka da nam pravdu, prace
da nam bohatstvi!"
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-24

y Pfedsudky severn prot jihu, DOLBY
kdy na jihu trvalo otroctvi, hlavne ale z
DOLBY obcanske yalky. Sekce znamena
tn cast zeme.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-24
pOndeIEena, IL. CerUence
.jeste levneji

zbozi sve prodavati, a sice cernG hedbavi,
barevn6 hedbavi, fancy hedbavi; jennie,
prostiedni lacin6 latky IA saty, cern6
alpaky, kasmiry, Gerne hernadiny gre
nadiny, plat6ne latky, kambriky, perka-
ly, organtiny, bile lawns Qatky ma saty
do zahradl } prubovan6 atlasove viktorias,
pruhovan6 kraikov6 kambriky lawns,
plat6ne obleky, ulsters, kabaty u saty
prot prachu (dusters) mohery, krajkove
a Ecru svrchni obleky, krajkove points a
saky, sally, zbozi pro dolnacnost, slunec-
Milky, hlazcn6 rukavicky, fancy punco-
chafsk6 vyrobky pro danny, divky IA pa
ny, fancy zboM vseho druhu.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-24

Z Z Pisma povestnou horu Ararat
slezl stastne P. Bruce Londyna. Prvne
byla slezena cd Parrota 1884, podruh6
od Abicha 1850. Hora ia Jest II, 212
stop vysoka; kdyz byl cestovatel jen
1000 stop cd temene vzdalen, nechtela lei
druzina kozakd provazeti. Armeni oko-
Ii hory usedli vefi, ze temeno hory Jest
nedostupne ze ma mem podnes Noemav
korab lezi.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-24
OSPRAVE JIzNfCH STATU OD

KARPETBAGGERU vyslovil Sc krai-
sky pravni za8tupce Garettson polite
KEN shromazd6ni New Haven nase-
dovne: ,,Repnblikane boii sc spo!eeu6he,
slednocen6ho jihu. ia SO divim, &c nesto
il proti nim spolceny, siednoceny sever.
Jih byl vyssavan od handy vefejnych lou
peznikd a lotrasd a ohromnymi bremeny
bernlmi a marnotratuyn hospodafstvim
pfiveden byl ma mizinu. Toto divoke a
zlodeiske hospodafstvi karakterizuie nej.
kfiklavtji to ziist6ne faktum, 20 jen "a
statni tisk b6hem tri let republikanskeho
hospodafStvi vydano 100000, kdezto "a
se1esate rokd demokraticke spravy vydei
"a tisk jen 100000 obnasel. TAX ohromna
suma vydana pry Ia tisk (!) We state, kde
dobra polovice lidi nenmi cist. Kan Sc
dely ty penize f! Rozkradly Sc a nestou-
dna kradez ia uvedla Sc rozpoctu stat
MIN iako vydei ga tisk!'
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-24
CislO 81.


hradu druhy Gibraltar ma ochranu Indie
Ministerstvo anglicke usneslo SO We Gtvr
tecni porad6, re vtrzeni Rush do Tureck;
bude pro Auglicko znamenim obsazen
Cafhradu 10000 mrzi voiska, odplu
tim obrn6neho lodstva anglickeho re zali
WI Besika do Zlat6ho rohu (ptistavu ca.
rihradskeho.) Lode pro dopravu vosks
dopravi neodkladn9 ma Maltu (angl. o.
strov stredozemnim mofi) til sbory vol
ska. Ma Matte nahromadila vada G
hromn6 zasoby potfeb valecnych. An
gl;cka vlada zamysli tez obsaditi Egypt
Mistokral Sc tomu nebude vzpirati spo
koii Sc pry postavenim, jake zauiimaji
indicti knizata pod panstvim anglickfm
Sto padesatc ddstojnik6 anglickych
zadalo angickou vladn "a povoleni, ably
do tureck6 armady vstoupiti mohli TAX
prudce Rusko nenavidi.
V diplomatickych kruzich douta Sc do
sud mirn6 rozfeseni vychodni o:azky,
Berlinsk6 ,,Narodni noviny" pisi, ze
N6mecku ie lhostejno dohodnouli Sc
mocnosti sesttydennim nebo 5estim6-
sicn6m pfim6fi. Ono soudi, ze ucel, kite
ryz by dosazen byti mel, zalez zjednani
dorozuneni vzhledem zaklad6m trva-
leho miru.
Il Dubrovnika Sc zvGstuie, Z e o p e:v
nGne IN 6sto Me ~n Cernohor-
c IN sc vzdalo. Turecka posadka
400 muzd citaiici, zajata Cernohorci u :
koristili nekoik del mnoho stfeliva.
Vyslancov6 mocnosti Cafihrad6 seSli
Sc u ruskeho vyslance generala Ignateva,
ably Sc radii pfimGfi "a podminkach mi
Tu.
Die videnske depese zaslalo Rusko
Turecku nasleduiici ultimatum: Pfedn6,
sestimesitni pfim5fi, ma zadne podminky
nevazane; "a druhe samospravu Bnlhar-
sku, Bosn6 Herzegovina; "a tret gave
deni oprav pod dozorem komisard cd
velmoci ustanovenych cd ciz6ho vojska
chran6nych.
Bismarck dli dosud We Varzinu.
V Belehrad6 tvrdi, ze navratem cara
do Petrohradu vtrhne ruske voi8ko do
RnlharsLa
Levlce Strana Pvn.~l---. Si6sl,6 radE
We Vidni prohlasily Sc prot zakroceni,
nebo obsazeni anebo privt6leni Srbska re
strany Rakouska.
V srbskem tabofe posmivaii Sc poku-
sum ziednani miru.
u VidnG SO telegratuie, &c rusky MIMI
str valky nafidil soustfedeni deseti ar
madnich sborI. Velkoknize Michal Nj
kolaievit, bratr cardv, uime Sc vrchniho
veleni. On liz stab svdi Sestavi.
Tureck6 ministerstvo po rozmluv6 sui
tana lgnat6vem, radi SO novych pod
ninkach.
Ministersky stfed videnske rady fisske
podal dotaz cd 112 clenI podepsany, V
n6nz SO dorozum6ni Ruska Rakouska
"a nezbytne prohlasuie.
Die Times" pfibylo do Srbska $4,000
RusG.
Svolani parlamentu odroceno. Zprava,
ze Anglicko obmysli obsaditi Cafihrad,
Sc vyvraci.
Z Bukuresti Sc telegrafuie, ze bitevni
pofadek rumunske armady jiz utadne
byl prohlasen ze knife Karel uial Sc
veleni.
Boi ma fekach Timoku, MoravA Drin9
velikou ne1stupnosti ma obou stranach
obnoven. General Cernajev telegrafnie,
ze Turci ma cel6 cafe byli odrazeni, kdez
to dopisovatele novin zv6stuji, ze Srbove
zle pochodili, ztrativse 1900 muzG u Zai.
caru 5000 kolem Deligradu.
Srbove pfipousti, ze Turci dobyl vysc
ciny krevelske, (O jihozapadne cd Dzu
nisu, po tfidennim boji. - Vysociny ty
isou pry velmi dIlezite
General Cernajev pfelozil blavri stan
svdj z Deligradu do Kajaniku (O
Srbove tekaii pry touzebnosti ma ar.
madu ruskou. Radi v6fime!
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-24

Utery dne "a. fijna 1876.

komanduji, to bude moci ucinitR Jen
blahovec nebo hrozny, hrozny optimista
mdze nadeji takovou SO saliti.
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Ornament.

Pfateldm a zakaznikIm svym pfeju 81
povedeti, ze ma zasoba podzimniho a zim-
niho obuvi pfezuvek jest nyni dplna a
ze prodavam "a levnejsi ceny nez pred
rokem. ia vam neprodam hovezi stfevi-
ce "a teleci. Obchodim s lidmi poctive.
Mensi spravku ma obuM ode mne zhoto.
vene vykonam zadarmo. Navstivte mne.
s veskerou ictou
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,DULslAg'Hg1
VLASTNskgW EsD7ag
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No4S.ox0 4 1,..,.- =..y
lucebllilsli Esary;snsi
MILLER BROS

ktere isou vyrobeny Z ti,ttho biltho olo-
va, zinku lntn6ho olcje. ptlpravene ma
bilou, 6ernou sto iiny:h rozmanitfcb
barev. Tato barva ma krasny lcsk
vsaje Sc hluboko do dfeya, take tfiIrate
tax dlouho vydrM jake kterikoliy iina
barva ma svet6, aekoliy stoii o celou tict-
MI meme, nez jin6 barvy, kterd Sc ma tr-
ziSti nachazi; Prhlastese II MILLERA
A BRATRET, jichz barya zdobi neimGn6
sto tisic stavcni; vsecky ostami jsou Ion,
he napodobeniny.
Poslete 81 pro vzorky barey a vysvad-
eeni, iez vam bezpIatne budon poslany.
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Dry Goods, Notions, &C.,
! 2 3 2 3 9 9 9 9 {
TO THE WORKING CLASS.


iK'E can furnish you emp 10y ment at which you
can make very large pay, in your own 10.
cAIiiies, without being away from hOme over night.
Agents wanted IN every Town and county TO lake
subscrIbers for The Centennial Record, the hrgsst
publication IN the United States 10 pages, 81
columns; Elegantly IiIustrGIeu TeImS only 81
per yGpr. Tn Record 10 devOttd to whatever - Of
interest connected with the Centennisly year. The
Great Exhibition at Philadelphia IL fully illus.
trEted in 0eteII. Everybody ~sbrsit The whole PEG
pie feel great interest ia To ir Country's Geo tsnniaI
Birthday. and want to know all about u. An eie-
giant patriotic crayOn drhS ing pT'miUm picture is
presented free to 'Soh Sub'cT be-. Ii 10 entitled,
In remembrance Of the One HUndFedih Ami
verrHry Of ths Independence oftbe United stGtes.'
Size. % by 30 incbes. Any one can become q sue.
ceSsiuI SRrEt, for but shoW the paper and picture
ard hundreds Of subscribers are easily obtained
every ~herR. There 80 no bUSiBesS that will pay
like this at present. We have many agents who
are making As high a. 8 30 psr dAy and upWAFds.
Nov is the time: done delay Remember u eOsts
nothing to give the business a trial Send Tor our
circulars. terms. ana sHmple copy Of paper, which
Sre sent free to all who apply do il to-day. Com.
plete outfit FREQ To those who deride 10 engage
Fsrmers and mechanics. md their sobB and dGuRh-
tiers make the view hest of ERrnts. lddrpss,
THE CENTENNIAL RECORD,
July IS lS76-I5W Portland. Maine.
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". W. B, GALLAnER, Secretary.

-THE CENTENNIAL ExCURsIox.-Else>
where We give the schedule aud rates of faro
for the grand excursion to the Centennial Elk.
hibision, September 4th. The details are now
all perfected, and the special train will be run
at the time given. 1t will be composed of the
best equipment of the b. & o. R R and the
cars will run through to Philadelphia at Ex-
press speed from Harper's Ferry. Dinner
will be served to those desiring it at Relay
Station, 9 miles from Baltimore. The low
rate given for hotel accommodations is a spe>
cial concession, secured in view of the large
number expected to go, and does not indicate
any iuferiority in the accommodations. There
need be no fear, however, of want of ample
accommodations, no matter what the size of
the excursion may be, as the facilities are far
greater han can possibly be required. This
occasion affords the best opportunity that will
be offered to the people of the Valley for Wis.,
ling the great Exhibition. The officers of
the Company will do everything in their pow
er TO make the trip agreeable. 1t will be
observed that the live stock exhibition will
be fully open during the time the excursions
lists are 10 Philadelphia, a feature that will be
especially interesting to the Valley people,
Winchester Times.
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Democratic Congressional Convention,
Second District.

A Convention of Democrats and Conserv-
atives Of the Second Congressional District of
West Virginia, will be held at Keyser, on
Thursday, the 24M dog Of august, 1876, to
nominate a candidate for Representative in
the Forty-6fth Congress of the United States,
and the transaction of such other business as
may come before it. It is desirable tina. there
shall be q full representation from the several
counties composing the District.
b. +. MARTIN,
WM. L. WILSON,
RoB'T White,
j. F. JOHNSON,
JAS. II. CARROLL,
July Y, 1876. Committee.