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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-07

OREGON HAS SELECTED A
DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSMAN
md Has SECURED THE NEXT
i. 8. SENATOR.
Goodbye, Mitchell and the custen
douse Ring
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-07

YES, We take it back The Green
hackers did finally "gst their soup in.'
they elected Justice Of the Peace. at
Hslseyl Telegraph it to Brick. Pom
eroy and ho will ,rot out his rooster
cock.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-07

THERE we're 1898 votes polled 10,
Governorin Linn-Only short of 900,
In the last Presidential election there
were were polled 1857. These figures
how an increase in 1.-THE vote Of Linn
sin November, 1876, of I26.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-07
1.aTEsE E.Asv sIsssT.

D:si,seekes iast igitt state that Union
county lasgeae 50 TO 50 Democratic,
z Uinttillasss9a f'r " ..i5e al1er an Brown,
snl IL entire DeE.s ,,:sstic county ticket
t'y small ~ u ,ritlss. Cos county Gives
"a ayeasEs Z ,ai,liea, r,ail,ily of 75.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-07

WITH Bro. Hines it was tho "voice
f God" at the Convention, but with
Whiteaker it was the voice Of the peo-
pie at the polls
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-07

woxDER If Gnsnback Stewart. Of
Halssy, stlli thinks there Is ~ soi,~
loose" anywheref
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-07

BRo. HINES has a curious aort Of a
God. He was with Hines at the Con
vention but went hack on him at the
election. Will the Brother new turn
ont an inGdell
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-07
orR DraocaIrlC eoaGREssMAa.

Coz. WhitcaIer's election to Con.
gress is conceded by Republicans by a,
least 600 majority, while Democrats
claim il by 500 or more.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-07

On, TEs!-Wlth Grover and some
tiieT good Democrat in the Senate and
Ehiteaker IN Congress jess Irvine viii
's United States Marshal-in horn
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-07

Mr.. SHAW everlastnlgly pressed
Peobles into his .'hole"e last Monday,
beating him foFCounty Judge Of "Black
Marion" by ever 400 majority
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-07

UMATiLLA county uid mobly, but sht
cluldn't quite "staud off Old Linn, ST.
Br, Turner please come down will,
that wager
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-07

REv- HLxes will most probably re
min in the cattle business while Hon.
st john Whiteaker viii occupy his seat
IN Congress
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-07

Tue Deihocrats have elected ON,
Representative r in Marion-F. X.
Matthiea over J. j. Murphy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-07

- Tus Democrats Of Marion elected
their C,unsy Jtl;e an | enc Relreeen-
tative. That IS better than the Repat-
Eoaus of Lina did.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-07
err STATE sEEAT5RS.

". r. E:lyea's vote in the couns, is
I.357;J J. Il. Smiths Is 1883; Pl,ep $ is
1880; Pearls Is l,c8F. Blyen's ma
j,rity ever Piper is 257. aud over P. arl
21o. Smiths n !. ,sitr over Piper l.
2l5 and ever Pearl 235.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-07
srECIAL NOTICES.
A GARD.

To all who a. suffering iro4n the errors and iniser
u youth, weakness, eaEly decay, less
nanhgsd &c, will send reSipe that VII cure yOu
CREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy wns discover
4 hy a missionary In soush America. Send self-at
lres4ed oavsiops to the RSv. J0sEyH 7. IssAE, Sts
ION u. Iable HOUSE. New York City. yisinayt
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-07

R1O week in your own town IS outfit free No
epOOrisk. Reader, II you want business At which
sTsons OF either make great pay al The time
hey work, write for particulars 70 4 AA1LsIT Co
Portland, AAins
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-07

TINS isn't good year for preachers
in Linn
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-07
JACKSON COUNTY.

Ashlanl-Hines 80, Beekmon 81,
Earhart 10, Hirsch 81, Carter So, Pow
ell S5, Peoples Legislative 60; msjori-
ties official.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-07
DOUGLAS COUNTY.

Oakland-Following is tho. Official
vote of this precinct; Hines l86, Beck
man $50, Earbart l9l, Hirsch l8+.
Carter 1876, Powell 1874, Whiteaker l62
Thayer l6S, Reames l57, Brown 16l
Noltner l62, Sites l62, Hazard l6o,
Knox l8S.
Oaklsnd-Wilbur precinct; Hine,
90, Beeklnan 81, Earhart 30, Hirscl,
90, Carter %, Powell 27 vii eaker
"a, Thayer 26, Reames 81, Brown "a.
Noltner II, Sites 25.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Hillsboro-Hines' majority 279 Beck,
man 1876, Caples 1T, Representatives
ties Oh Republican Reeves and Purdin
Democratic.
LANE COUNTY.
Eugene city-OGcial vote of thi.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-07
rlnanelal shd Conamereiai.

Gold IN New YaFk, loeis
Legal tensisfA In Notwithstanding, Sot slliag, ite
silver cOlil-2t per ee1tt. discoant
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-07

Eugene csty-oGcial vote Of thi.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-08

Of George the Thirds reign. He him
self admitted this in expressing his ad-
miration OF Miss Austen The big bow
WOW strain can do myself like any now go
ing but the exquisite touch which renders or
binary commonplace things and characters in
teresting from tho truth OF the description and
sentiment is denied to me-" Yet. 1t is well OBJ
served by Mr.. Hutton. touching feature OF the
nCvelists manner often overlooked. that though
most Of his stories arc rightly called romantic
they do. in fact. give that side Of life which is
unromantic quite "a vigorously No they give the
other Scott seemsto have revellod in the con-
trast between the high sentiment OF lifo and its
dry or absurd detail and. according to one OF his
critics. Mr.. Bagehot, II he had given us the Eng
lish side OF the race to Derby in the AS
would have portrayed at once the Bank OF Eng
land paying in sixpences and the loves Of the
cashier,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-08
PERPETUATING SAINTS IN ZINC
Where and How the Figures Decorating
some OF the Churches n,e Made.

Nonr n station, ~ the Soutbo,r Doilr,o1
ofIon., 1sl,,1 -, L.. -.
from mis- ci,v IL hrildin,, s,,rro,,rana I''n
high wooden fence. the proprietor Of which
jealousy forbids the entrance OF any visitors
,roo,,,,.,oa i'll ~ l.t.-. -,
"'eo"n','e" WIN HIS BUSINESS y lhahuiac-
'ure OF Anc saints IS carried on there for the
use Of Catholic churches in this country and
SnnnIsh America. and n sirilar fac,or, 10 -
he ,ound In w;u;an,ahnro,h -. ,I.oa,.S
DC louhu In "lIIlamsbnrgh' where they are also
sold. At distances few and far between, stores
for tho sale Of tho reverea ar,iclos oxis, On
.pi Vi. sn r u inc reNereu articles eAis' IN
this city. They are received in an implanted
s sGI ana yr expression, SSnsp"nt nnsg
,,nn The sI,os a'o ''. LOT 'rsl''"'
-, ,n, 80 ~. '"'ioue' ou' many are CO.
height
Thev aro orrancoa in rous oior,, ,ho ,.ors
-, ~ gu T. "''"ukVu ~ lows "lohs 'ne WINS
sized are in the window Atone ~ ,hose as,oh
l,abmon,s ~ nan,o -. '.---.e.s',..
lhnmen's 'he name OF SAINT goreeously
crozier was nskod Tho iuouirer lo,rrod ,r,,h
surprise that il was meant for s, Patrick WHOM,
he had always seen represented in n brown
frock treadinc ont SNAKES. Tn n grav rohe'onI
'Al'he"ueu slahds d. francis ID Assls The
Standardization Of this reverend father took
an eccontric turn H. ,ras Lo., Il. A. .,..tf.t
w., w. ~ az wac ooln III tlle We''h
'e".ui'' vi n"uio iu'llhh family ana IN ms
early manhood. figured in the costly and pic
turesque attire Of his day. Soon after becoming
imbuel with relgious tarvor ba mo, n 49,,
Gar in preatar Ain ana mi,re o ra ,, r ra
than he had ever bcforo witn,ss,S M a"s X,
once fat imnelied Ia u,or,if his sans 90 ~ ~,
changing cinthrs win thc haggnr 9 NH III 40 ~
r. rn;''rn dad The Observation-Disclosures IT, s n,u
hours ~ thc ostonisnnienf 81 his ac1uoina
nn"s on1 thc ya In W ~
n,b n mr. ~ 81 II, s /" 80 ~ ~
he snnf wbich ~ v ,inme1 his ~
@ Ja a H,v,. "a ilpPyfi p,s ieSsi
rbmrns 10 Ntn, ill as nnE I," Steps on
ON, r ne usIh'dns rasucu nHh among pek
Civ" nnrderp J VI rnss WIZ % musl rehu-
change md hn2c the rnp otcu ~ eiinct aio,me e
r tho NJ u,uo ~ nun l9Liow MN 70 house
mn '', raaoiad srcr ohe IVY ne met Two l.pers.
feit thst b. tnem IN h0rr9ta re- AZ once
- - ~ spltsn snou,n w. hio,.ieu "a I'M
.tnuo oi the iepeIs' anu tntoWinE MS Trims
hround them' iondlX klhsed both. ihencefoth
ne never ihet an InhlViaHhI, uhsisnu' VIII as
case ann sores, without Kissing MIN.
o, Nshr NJ; francis ID NE nHnre 81 Lawrence
" Ioole' AIenDsnop OF D4blln n the tweitl
century ana irlma'e OF ireland. ne mas added
70 mr. eoluen nltre anu crnZler ar,De 81 purple,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-08
THE nor TRIGrDIAN's MEMORY.
Learning " 4 Celebrated Case" by Iistenlns
In the Audience-'rhe Owner. Beaten.

The play A Celebrated Case has illus.
trated many phases Of the legal Iumhlr as 70
proprietary rights in foreign plays and the al
vortlsing incidental TO the various contests Las
materially helped il Ia success. The An.ri IN
right 10 use the piece is wned 10y shook lal-
mrr. managers OF the Onion square Theatre.
and Samuel French 4 Son tho dramari rub-
fishers. They raid 10000 for tho property.
h ave made q largo amount Of money out Of ~.
and have until r'ccnl.y teen able 70 defend -
me Mnssarhu-,'t- Court ~ Arrcas hns de-
cided TINT AN uu'np)rEtied play, once acted
publicly. Is open g. anybody wLo wishes 20 use
il provided IL euiy Dec not obtained hy taking
down the words as they arr" spoken iy NO
ail uncopyrigAted plHy from memory, nnd then
nut 1t un the stage, in dcliunco of the owners.
me SAM princilc q law was involved ~ a
s swnrc ef tHsI he mcTorHrd to- whcu, ,ho
aid Of notes "A Cclchrated Case Is the work
Of Frrnrhman and therefore cannot be oo}E-
rieited here Whatever legal ownership Shook
4 Palmer and the Freuehs have depends "a
A prodigy named Byron. called tho noy
TrAgrdian. has Tor several ycnrs been givag
occ'sioh4l periorm4n's IN ms NY ana ''7o-
T Sasiay II o Elwfa Gi ,1,R I AND me y s
a wonderful memory During tho rug O.! A
Celebrated Case IN the Cuion SQUARE h'A'rc.
/ he sat evening after evening IA an or'hcs'ta
chair. His Object hochiuo apparent net %"'k
when he started out on New Englhhdt Ir
Wltl the pay. ne NISl .ioIlNlll.u. M"7s-'+-
| Vcrtisrd In Chelsea, Il suburb Of j., siJn, !?
Junior Mr.. French went here with lawyer an
goy out an inluuctcp. In court Byron s' re
| ihAt he had mrnoriHd tho entire play p" < =
tin& copy legally, under the dec sion ne
| Highest assa.husrtts court, 80 lroD ~ o
contl.ary could lo given, aud the count las -
! soNAd the inlulction, leaving Byron ot
mani layers who employ him 10 continue "S
Ffluch &son also have fight On hand ycr
| "Oii1 ia," the pay that they sod g. lHhpy
nayctpar' and which she !, prgsepl'n-, Do 70 -.
| Uno1 SlHrr Vhnntrc. irorg" v ~ -
mrrl{ manager Of Woods Museum i ilt- ~,
| has 1tkrn the Old museum In Fh.n'" ma. H e
| Adyc1usrd g. open TOMORROW rN'hlh~ " "a
| " Vhl Love ~ olivia u dlAMatlIdiDu | "a" 80
| ViraH of Wakefield" Tho paNcnp u I.N y
Willsi is from the sgme eonrc'' WI y,
| opcnF anybody MIS- nav"upnN lh- = i,
! ali injunction against Woui uu me 81 '". i
tho p,Say that he intends 60 dsr p T. 10"
pend, Kit decentralization. hut sul-;d ~ ,S
same ~ hcr- in wGir., stnt',} ,n H. ~,
is really Introduced. She sN"ars IN Il,
plant. lthai 81" paid s3o1o a. .'-l '.t r
tile io{ "Tnu Nuur u( Yah ,ll "i -
ahead. dc Got the play of Ho',. JoiL- j" ~, 20
saws lii ~ il only rrs.uhl = " H. = a., -
far as Moth are based en- Tie 'LeA' q WV
smiths work.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-08
The Tale OF the Sea Serpent.

A terrible monster, with eyes aname
Aud head of wondrous size.
Rose from the one afternoon.
And took the crew by surprse.
" With horrd, kissing. stcAming sound
High Ger the deck IL rosi
And struck the mast with its monstrOus Jag
Three crashing, tplintenng blows
Then, turning back. the vessels Prov
Nine times It circled round,
Then. with u roar oi haned rage,
1t headed for the Sound.
The waves churncd to onrr, foam.
A. II rushed through the boiling sea;
And all tins happened on the coast,
In latitude forty three
Tins statement was signed bv all the crew
The Captain, mate. and scamon twenty
And when in port they published il
Believers locked 10 the cram ~ plenty
But one old man, a physician renowned,
Looked doubtful and WIS.,, and his gray head sheOk
Then calling the Captain ASIDE, he AAked
II he might see the vessels cook.
The cook WAS summoned, mud forth he came.
Then spaks the physician. with smile serene:
TEL ~, O cook, on what din,d the crew
The day tins terrible snake wAs seen"
well" said the cook III were the Caps birthday,
The identical date tbs critHr were seen,
And the Cap he slung forth whites and sleh
In way that wasn't mean
" or rum VIC had a couple kegs
Wine, n doAen cases o. so
Then whskry. gin, and brandy mixed;
Twould done yuu good to see EN- now
Then, for catn' we had picked tripe, pigs feeL
Canned lobster Ac., and OF fluids few more
And before the DINNER were near at an end
Ma "a half flta A..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-08
Copying the Example Sc. by Hays.. Friends.

PANAMA, Aug. 2s.-The elections on Aug. 4 in
bogo'A were accompanied by serious disorders Tie
State Government wished 10 control the elections They
only established four polling places II uty Of 5000 in
hAbants and put those under III, control Of their own
people The adhecnts OF the other marty could not get
near the ballot boxes to deposit their votes confusion and
disorder naturally aross party srt was VERY much
excited The state troops posted themselves m tbs tow.
er OF the noehbonns churches and fired upon the
klig one % two aud Nuunlng several This broke up
f tecuon ana aS all the votes cast ~ favor oi tho
STATE Governments party they have fully succeeded IN
ekIuVn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-10
EIGHTH DAY OF OCTOBER, Is7s,

For Representative In the Congress Of the United
States Delegates 10 the Legislature Senator Clerk Of
tho Circuit C0nrt, Clerk Of the County Court County
Commissioners, tchoOl COMMISSIONER and Justice Of
the Peaee and Constable 10 I'LL vacancies.
For Washington Dlnrict-Michael Edwards, Jacob
Arndt and James Roberts. lH
For Madison pjstrict-Lewis woodmansee, MORT.
mer Pollock aud ]. II. Tappan.
For Clay District-Deujumin Fisher, Joseph TolIvsr
and ". :. Peterson.
For Union DIstriet-JOhn II. Downs James IAun.
der aud Casper Hell.
For Centre DIstrls,-Lcwls Delbrugse james Dur,
kin and James Reed.
For Webster pistriet-James n. Todd, Stephen
Clark and q. O.. Murdoch.
For Ritche District Charles Otto, J. ". Waite and
Thos McCreadY.
For TriadelphIa Distret-Precinet No. /, II. s.
Thornburgh, Ralph Mccoy and VIM. II. Waddle;
Precinct No. 2, Samuel Oldham, +. N. Henderson and
Wesley Robinson Precinct No. ., J. L. Bedilon, !.
z. blanchard and John Plarr
For Liberty Distrlet-Precnct No. I, T. T. Maxwell,
Isaac Davis aud Samuel Chambers; Precinct No. 2,
Robert Bonar, Samuel Bell and Vincent vanmetor:
Precinct No. 8, James +. Blaney, John Howard and
J. II. Montgomery
For llichland Dldriet-PrecInct No. l, VIM. North,
James Slwtell and AonEo J. Mctolloch; Precinct No.
2, James McCord, Philip Reilly and John B. Lyle.
The polls to be opened al SUNRISE or as soon there
afet rs practicable and to close ut sunset.
BY order Of the Board Of Commissioner.
se9 CIlAS. II. DEITERs, Clerk,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-10

Chicago Journal AY ~
"From and after to-day, remarked a
leading and very intelligent Chicago
manufacturer this morning, 1--WE will have
better times. The doing away with the
bankrupt law will be worth everything TO
the trade and industry OF the country 1t
will-rcstore confidence in trade Immediate
ly. And then, no continued, "the Green.
hackers and others may say what they
please, OF buncombc, you will see that,
taken in connection with the expiration OF
the bankrupt law, the resumption OF
specie payments blythe Government next
New Years day will set US well on our
ectiagain, as nothing else could" "But,"
we remarked, "eyen many OF the merch-
ants and other business men seem to think
that We ought not yet to resume specie
payments; that some further legislation Is
needed by Congress- "Ycs," he replied,
81 know few OF them talk like that, but
the bankrupt law being out OF the way,
every tub will now have to stand on its
ownIbottom. Greenback initiation would
not help anybody, and the men who have
been smothered by ovcrloads OF debt, or
who are groaning under loads of.unprofit-
able real estate, will sec pretty soon that
the best thing for them, rs well as the rest
OF us, will be to come down to the solid
bottom rock and begin to rebuild upward
from firm foundation below. It's the
only way for us-the only way in which
we.can restore our business prosperity per-
manently. Initiation would In time only
burst those OF us who have survived the
trouble, and the lame ducks Of now would
be Just as lame then, and probably even
worse of. We have seen the worst OF our
troubles; all we ask is that the politicians
and Congress will let the thing alone"
These are the words Of an experienced
man. whose cool and intelligent Judgment
in matters OF practical trade and finance
are entitled to general respect. s-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-10


PLENTY OF GREESBAcEs,-Ift the Govern
ment stamp and say so is all that is neces-
sary to make good and lawful money, why
not, instead fifty or one hundred dollars
per capita, the amount proposed by the
Greenbackers, make $4,000 for every
man, woman and child in the United
States; call the roll and distribute. All the
Government has to do IL to say that 1t Is
money and that It must be taken in pay
ment Tor all dues--nothing excepted. Elect
Grant President and he will force It down
the people with the bayonet, II necessary.
And then wouldn't We feel proud, with a
cool Sl00, 900 in our pockets. You bet we
would. II has been o long time since we
were In that fix. II Is really cruel In the
Government to have It in its power to
make us all rich and happy, and at the
same time withhold such a'boon from us,
the subjects OF It's care and protection.
Where Is the candidate that will promise
us the money, and we will all go for him
1t once? We will send him TO Congress,
TO the Senate, and then make him Prcsi.
dent for life, II he wants to be. And when
We get our money, you know, We can buy
out all the rest OF the countries and SOW
them In buckwheati Il we want, PtterSbtEy
Kvinian, iti"o hNf D.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-10

woRru RExENbxRfSo III is the penny
saved more than the penny earned that
enriChes; II isithe sheet turned when the
first threads break, that wears. the longest;
it is the dampcr closed when the cooking
is done that stops the dollars dropping in
the coal bin; II Is the lamp Or gas burned
low, when not to use, that gives the pin
money for tho month; IL Is the care in
making the coffee that makes three spoon
iuls 80 as far as teacuful ordinarily; 1t is
the walking one or six blocks, instead OF
takinga cabor omnibus, thatadds strength
10 your body and money TO your purse; II
Is the careful mGndinso each weeks wash
that gives ease to your, conscience and
length OF days to your garments; and last
OF oil, II IL tieconstant care exercised over
every part OF your hosehold, and constant
endeavor to improve and apply your best
poweHto your work, that alone gives peace
and prosperity to the family. .l5' n5,,h5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-10
WEIiIsBURG.R
,,..---..,,. g.. q ,Ozs

wEllsHuRa, Sept, Q, 1873.
EdItors Iatelllsenccr. I'll pa III
Tie Democratsoi this county held their
primaries on Saturday {last intae several
districts to appoint delegates to u County
Convention, to be held here on Saturday,
the 18th. Wcllsburg appointed Captain
VIM. Cakes, NJ. Roberts and Jos. Blanken-
sop. cltI III sl,tp !
Buffalo Nv. Ridgley, NJ. .Hukill and
Abam Wilson, ls,ir..ta
Cross Creek-T NJ. Hudson, Jr, @.
Browning and John Walker,
We are informed that Buffalo and Gross
Creek instructed their delegates as to the
candidates for County Clerk and the House
OF Delegates, but were silent on the candi-
dates for Circuit Court Messrs. Emory,
Jacobs and &. NJ. White. The meeting
here cast SO votes for White and % for
Jacobs. Delegates were instructed to vote
for the person having the largest number
Of votes. Its not likely that the Repub-
licans will make any nomination. sil
T, II. Marks, Republican, present in.
cumbent Clerk OF Circuit Clerks office,
announces himself for reelection, Asst
the other offices no Republican seems to
want either OF them. -t,a- ~ -...s
The Grcenbackers hold q Convention
here on "Wednesday for nominating, it'is
presumed, q county ticket, Jos. Gist, ESQ
has been spoken OF as theirchoice for the
House of Delegates. Should he be put in
nomination it Is thought by some that he
will DO elected. Id NJ :. g.s.! p $40.
A man in the upper end Of town on Sat
urday evening, while laboring under the
influence OF too much benzine, expressed
d desire to butt engine No. As, 2. W. 4 Ky.
of the track, through the hallooing OF the
train men and the interference OF o wo-
man standing near, what might have been
fearful death was averted. rfi4..
The health OF the town isgenerally good,
there are some few cases OF sickness, most
OF which are on the mend, and none dan.
gerous. There were three deaths last week,
one from consumption, one general debili-
ty and one fever. .,.lgg ,,g,
Rev. D. J. Davis, Of tho N. Z. Church,
starts to McKeesport to attend conference
Tomorrow, Tuesday. II 81.
The improved appearance OF the lNTEiir
IoENCER, since DOMINIC anew dress, is the
subject Of much approving comment by
those who possess taste for the beautiful.
The Improvement speaks largely for the
enterprise and stability of the proprietors,
Long may the INTILLlGgNCIR exist in the
future as in the past, true and faithful
reporter Of the news OF the day, and the
exponent Of the rights OF the people, may
she always "hew to the mark, let the chips
fly where they will IN ..,.l G. BIC.