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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-24
TEXAS DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
GALVESTON, July 20. 1875

GALVESTON, July %, 1878.
Ne,cs Austin special says u joint committee ap.
pointed Dy tho Hubbard and Dovinc wings Of tho
Democrotic State Convention, alter session OF several
hours duration, agreed to Withdraw the candidates
heretofore baotcd for aud present name Of Chic
Justice u. VI. RoUerts TO tho Convention. ihis was
done, aud Judgc Roberts was at once nominated ior
Governor by acclamatiop. lic has tclcgrapbed his
acceptance. Joseph ID. Sayers OF Bsstrop county,
was then nominated Tor Lieutenant Governor. and
George Cormaek, of Colorado county Tor Attorney
General. Inc COnvcnlIon Is sun 10 SESSION.
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SYRACUSE, July 24-1 80 A. NJ
Later advicos from the Shupe meeting show that
tho. shupe delegates, together with some
Of the Joachimsen and o'Reilly delegates,
OF Now YORK, the Brooklyn delegation,
and LLOYD, OF wcstchestcr; Wheeler II. Bristol of
Tioga, and delegates from RocKland and Suffolk
counties who we're incensed by tho aciisn
OF the Syracuse National Conven ton to- night have
resolved upon a convention Of their own. Tho fol-
10 wing an cement is made over the signature of
tue cnairmsn:-
At Convention held at the Syracuse House in the city
syracuse, July 81 1879 In compliance with The cal
issued by 4. u. Grady Kiln h. sharpe Marcus
nanoh the Convention called 20 order by Walter H.
the state Of New York. IL appearing evident
that maloty OF the delegates present. by call
appointed temporary secretaries On motion COM
mitee hive wns appointed on dentia after when
take until nine A. NJ. tcinVrrow Wednesday,
morning WALLER H. SnuFE, Chairman
PETER cooPERs REPLY.
Al one this morning this despatch was received In
the sent TO Peter Cooper. INN dia ely
alter the Shupe and other New YORK delegates
bled.
NEW YORK July 20
To Henry NrcnoL, Syracuse Hotci:-
My DEAR In answer to your question | tree to
say that believe that Nr shupe is doing his rest
carry INTO execution the letter and spirit oedo
platform, which heartily ihdorse. PhfER COOPER
The Shupc de gatcs Jubiant over this indorse-
ment, wnicn somewhat alays the Indignation iet by
all the New York delegates at their extraordinary
treatment oil the hands OF juno and his friends.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONVENTION.
SYRACUSE, July %, 1873. :.
The Convention was called TO order by John j. JUNO
chairman OF the State Central Committee. He con-
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NOT A DELEGATE.

Mr. Clifford A. H. Bartlett writes to tho HERALD
that he was surprised to SEQ his name In the list Of
delegates TO the syracuse Convention of the green
back labor party. He had never attended u meeting
OF that party and nad no connection whatever with It
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

CINCINNATI, July %, 1878.
The Finh district republicans have nominated Hon.
William Allen, OF DarKe county Tor Congress.
Hon. Charles Foster has ucciined tho nomination
for Congress IN the seventh district.
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The Committee OF Organization retired to prepare
their report.
COMMITTEES PLATFORM.
Mr.. Cooper, OF Steubep, moved hat u committee Ut
IRON each Senatorial district be appointed BY the
delegates on resolution and platform. The motion
was adopted.
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TIL. OFFICERS or THE CONVENTION.
Mr.. Htb0ard chairman OF tho Committee on Perma-
mont ORGANIZATION. reported tho following perma.
mont officers ot the Convention
Chairmau-J. q. Daily. OF Oneida. Woe Presi-
dcnts-Colouel j. Looms, OF Chenango; Charles S.
Rathburn Of Erie; II. c. Markham, OF suffolk; VIII.
lam euro oil Greene; J. Fullerton, of Kings Sec
retarics-Mr Hopkins, Of Monroe; George Cooper, of
Stcubcn Daniel W. Hesly, of Livingston.
The report OF The committee adopted.
vote Of thanks was extended 10 the temporary
chairman.
ADJOURNED.
On taking the chair Mr.. Daily, the permanent
chairman. said he would not detain tho Convention
at that late hour with any speech max ng, and the
Convention then ADJOURNED until nine O'Clock to-mor
row morning
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POLITICAL NOTES.

The new Legislature In Wisconsin viii choose n
United States Senator.
Congressman W lillian Pitt Lynde, OF Wisconsin, de.
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graduated the Convention upon the large delegation,
and said he hoped that all parties contesting seats
would lay aside all anImosies and leave Syracuse de-
termined to Tight their common enemes-both politi-
cal parties. He nominated as temporary chairman
r. II. Ferguson, oil Rensselaer,
Mr.. Ferguson, taxing the chair, thanked the Con-
venton the honor conferred upon him in selecting
him 10 preside over It's deliberations. The people OF
the United States had their eyes upon the Convention
The people OF Europe also watching for the result
OF its deliberations. Tho laboring all over the
world with and families, looking TO you
loose from The great money that is srang-
ling everybody. The people may use anything they
may adopt Tor a currency. Tho money Kings have
levied such tribute upon tho people as TO bankrupt
the whole earth. 1t should be national
policy that nation should pay interest on It's IN
debtednes for by so doing 1t Will lead to bankruptcy
and reputation. You must not allow bondhoders to
control the Convention and insert their schemes in
your platform. Other interests are at stake. W. II.
Vanderbilt Thomas Scott and Mr. Garrett possess
day the greatest csntrazalion of power the face
Of the earth. when those men come together they
agree tariff OF rates that takes 500 600, 600
from the pockets OF the people. They have but TO
scratch their pen to rob the people. They exercise
the OF power that tho Congress OF the United
States dare not Better ccDtralze the power over
the railroads IN tho hands OF tho government rather
than give IL 10 three men. You snoulu ueclhre IN
your platform Tor a railroad commission, TO
have the power and control over railroads.
The delegates before mo worthy descendants
OF Washington and the heroes that made martyrs OF
themselves in the Revolutionary times to their
country. The millionaire cannot 1.-Two thirty days
without tho neip OF workingnen Every laboror has
equal share III the wealth he creates. In
the cites OF the East are people begging Tor bread
tins land OF over production. Take these men
place them upon the public domains OF tho West
there they will become producers. That nation Is
which best protects the rights OF its people,
He announced that the hrst thing IN order the
appointment Of Committee on Crede nlIals.
TEMPORARY SECRETARIES.
The Chair appointed as temporary secretaries c. C.
EvcrsoD, OF Wayne; w. J. Winfield. oil Monroe;
George W. Cooper, OF SteuDen and Denis Feehan, oil
Albany.
1t was moved by Mr. Connolly, OF Washington, that
all delegates from tho country who had tickets
be admitted TO seats on tho ioor
CONTESTED SEATS
Barney J. DODohue, Of Broome, said he glad
to Convention we'll guarded, and that
those who had business In the Convention should
DO kept out.
Mr.. Livingston, of New York, said that the proper
officers dealt out tickets Of admission dele
gates whose seats wero uncontcsted. No but
properly authorized
A voice in tho gallery shouted tsrammanv Hall IA
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TO OTR PATRONS.

BY looking over our books We find a great
many of our subscriBers owe US for from one
to three years subscription on the DkMC,-
cIiAr, and as we probably need it worse than
they do we would like for them to come for
ward and settle up. For the purpose Of ~
Sisting them, we have arranged matters SO
that they can settle up in their own pre-
cinets. Mr.. L. n. Liggett, the County
School Superintendent, Is our keeper,
and he viii accompany Sheriff Dicksy when
that gentleman makes the tour of the pre-
eincts collecting taxes, and Is fully author
izel to collect and receipt for all moneys due
US The Sheriff has posted his notices all
over the county, and by looking at them all
viii know when be and Mr.. Liggett Will ar
rive in the different precincts. In the mean
time, before they start, we win make out
and send to each subscriber, enclosed IN his
paper, a statement Of his account Then e&eh
one will know the exact amount he owes, and
bring It along with his taxes. It isn't often,
friends, we call on you, and We hope you will
respond promptly this time. We know
times are rather hard; it Is for that very rea-
son that We are obliged to eal1 On you. Our
bills, though, are small. and any one almost
any one can raise enough to pay them.
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- - - s=5E- s-@~- - ..-,
Isk Thsy are tie e5save.i goods ia the
maress whsH tbssr service is.tAksa into con.
sadssAttun. As,E
n Thsy 60 y worn II dasAp weather Of
In showsE. without fsaraof bang rui1od By
eurIine Or shsinkinR
ID. Thsy Ars afl doAbls width eDods, full
twszty-ssSsa iuchss NSids, Aad shade from
the vesy bsse matsrisls. ~ expoEiisneed work.
nen. aad eaaaos bs sxesllsd b. any similar
goods, slfhl Rersign Or DcmestIe ... = s
81. Thsmanaiaotpring, dssisg and fnisb.
ing l. doos 81 sneh 3 nsannsr that thsse goodi
can - wAshsd and done up = HsIIAss a linsr
sait. ~ith6ss ths leAst ihlary 70 ths'fnhae
and the merchant ceiling ID authorized K
warrant tlean a. sneh. s*@ AZ -
bth. In shsir manaiActare there is NJ
wsighting. stiGsning. orartiheiAl IuStre used
Thus showing Just what the gcods arc 7aut
viii bo until worn out ,-r,.
9th. No expense i spared, and the creates
care taken % make every color ~ talt q tn
peEfsetiea Il skiIl and he pureus dyes WI
make them. 80 isl ss2slar .4aass &.
arA freAh snTsses sf absve Gsodi iuS6 y
eelFea. aaa fan asseFtnleat KEPT conttanl
u sa hAaa ~ sAs1uEL + youKc, Fir
stFeea. AEbany. Samples aept ~ Ssaii, an'
alI asaeEs pvaaspaly attended ts. slloS. Z
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Not until week or 30 ago did u become
generally known that the baneful habit 81
opium smoking was beginning 70 take root
In our city. But such Is the case, and there
are but few Chinese houses here that have
not private rooms for the accommodation Of
persons who wish 70 smoke this poisonous
drug Very few have 30 far frequented
these horrible dens except the demi monde,
and persons who have acquired the habit In
somo other city. but there arc SONS, and
among the number are two wAyward young
girls. Last Tuesday tho bFotheF.in-laW and
mother Of one Of these girls learned that
abe was In ono Of these dons and immedi.
ately started with Officer Watkins to search
for her They went to tho Chinese house
In the rear Of Sendcrs & sternbsrg's, and,
in opening the door which leads TO the pri-
vate rooms, . bell connected with the door
rang and gave the alarm 70 the parties boine
soarchodfOr, butnotin time 70 allow them toes.
cape
The two girls were In . room In company
with two young men-ono named Winsset,
who has been engaged lately In lathing Il
the Odd Fellow Temple. and the other ssila
under tho name Of Roach. The indignaat
brother-in.lAw give the latter . gOod dFub-
bing. and during the melee Wiheast and ths
two girls mado their escape. Both Of u.
men were afterward arrested and trioa o.
the charge Of abduoting the girls for The pur
pose Of prostitution, but were cleared, th'
the evidence failing 70 sabstAntiAte tha
charge.
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Marriaes licenses.


The following marriage licenses were is
sued by our County Clerk during the month
of October. They amount to twenty-three.
only Eve more than the number Of divorce
ut the last term o. court:
.IGare and Nancy Il Gum.
.TAtkin Biiyeh audi Idaggis !, Irvine.
Monroe leach and Emma Mccoy.
Charles j. lYolyerton and Clara Z Price.
ITGglf r sHcrriu and America y Hyde.
, Il scbtt and iIeua Butcher iy.A b
i :'Juiias 'gestcfeld and wilheiihina Hodea.
b W Cave and AFartha Il Smith.
HsK Charlton and Isora Starr.
Jacob FarfoR and Christina Buchner.
Geo w Humphrey and Dora T Hareourt.
! CT Bnuch and S l. Smith.
Henry w Walters and Louise Mcrriek.
w BiBaclily and Rose Belle Lown.
Ms Brown and Anna yeks.
Henry Bond and Mary Z Koeney
H J johnson and Layina r Ramsey,
j Thompson and Frances Bilyeu.
w II Gaston and Maria G Irvine.
AM Achesof and Jennie v Hamilton.
JN Mcdowell and Sarah Jane Bernard.
Frank Horten and Lizzie Carter.
w + White and Nancy Jane Fredenburg
John A Brown and Louisa. q Buck
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D. !. ?.

Last Tuesday twenty-five Of the leading
farmres Of Linn eoanty formed = edmpAE1
and bought Of 6 Mr.. Wing the State right for
manufacturing and selling his patent trnck
and aack holder. A public exhibition Of the
working Of the inventioa win bs had At
BuehanAn's agricultural warehouse to-mOr.
row at 10 o'clock 70 which everybody "a IN
vited. Last Tuesday after The eontrAet was
made Mr.. Wing invited Al tbs company
down TO thssk Charles Hotsl 70 partAks Of .
collation. gotten up By the new landlord.
Major Herren. Through the courtesy Of the
Major VIC were present and We must ssy
that the feast was magnificent, sxcsliing any
that we have ever seen At spy public house.
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Linn Eagine No. 2 last Monday evening
inado arrangements 70 celebrate the anniyer.
aasy Of their organization by giving grand
ball at the Opera House on Thursday even
ing. Dec 5th. The company appointed w.
b. Scott. q. w. Burkhart and y zsyss 10
manage the affair. They met last wednes.
day evening and appointed the following
committees;
I'rinfiag-Gso. W. Burkhart and A. G.
layton.
Rsoeptioa-Eugens Buchanan. L Q. Rice.
I'd Cox. Had Crane and W. b. seotk
Deeorati0H HochstsdleF, Harry
Armstrong. Tom winn. Paul d'Hoirry and
Dan Rambaugh.
Iaritatioa-P. II. Raymond. Win. Peters
and Geo Sill.
Floor Managers I'd n. N. Carter. Jas.
Foster. Ed Baum, q. W. BaTkhArt and X
J. Graham
Ms.ie-w. B, Scott. O. W. BurkhArt and
III. Zsyna
The price Of tickets was put down - oaly
e. which Is 80 low that the hall ought 10 b
crowded.
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This institation closed is 6rst tern for
this year on Friday last The attendance
during the past quarter wAs fully up 70 the
expectations Of its frisnds in Wow Of the
scarcity Of money. Prof Hewitt and bis
very eiileiont assistant, Miss Mary HnlAy-
son. were abundant in their lAl'ors during
school hours. through and by which they
have made grand success Il has bssn 70.
marked that the aiuleuta 10 attendance have
been orderly. studious and prompt. which
always advances the lest Interests Of those
connected with the school. The uIanainA-
sions on Thursday and Friday Of Last week
reflected great credit alike upon this teachers
and the students. In being present was
convinced that the students. in point Of nat
aral ability. were fully up with those d any
other part Of our county; aud a. ~ ApPlieA-
ton they were not found wanting. a. The eE-
animation disclosed 70 those who were pres.
ent. d. ]. Y.
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U. P. CHuRcH.- H.-Proaching every Sabbath,
at II A. NJ, and Z 80 p. NJ by Rov. Sa @. Ii.
vine, ID. ID. Sabbath Scheol at 2:30 P. NJ
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening.
EvANGmIeAL CHURcH. Preaching on Sab.
hath at IL A. n, and 7s30 P. NJ Sabbath
School 1915. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening. ], Bowersox, pastor.
CALVARY CHuRCH. Services every Sab.
bath at IL A. N. and 7s3o P. 1l. Sabhaih
School at 2:30 Prayer meeting ever
Thursday evening of each week W. b.
Floyd, pastor.
NJ. +. CHURCH, SouTH.-Services every
Sabbath at St Paul's NJ. E Church, South,
at 1880 A. NJ. and :30P. N. Sabbath School
at 1915. Prayer meeting every Friday
evening. p. A Moses, pastor. j.
NJ. E. CHuRCH.-Preaohing every Sabbath
at IL A. NJ. and 7:30 P. N. Song service in
the evening before sermon. Sabbath Scho0l
at go p. N. Prayer meeting every Thurl.
day evening. Will commence q protractad
meeting at the close of the week Of prayer in
January. ]. f. De Wore, pastor.
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y - sp,rnala Oppor.saI.y.


Ii there ever was favorable time in this
city for purchasers Of clothing, gents fur
nishing goods hats, boots and shoes, etc,
that time Is certainly now, and the place i
at l. E. Blaiu's, G2 First 81. Fosters block.
He has just moved into the store he now oe-
cupies, aud Is better prepared to show goods
than ever before. II Is really marvellous
where all the fine goods go that are handled
by this house. At the present time. for m
stance, we don't think We ara exaggerating
when We say there is moFe fine new stock in
Blain's, store than any clothing store this
side Of Portland We would suppose he had
goods enough to last till spring, but he tells
US he IS receiving new goods byevsgg steAms
er. and if he did not, at such prices as he
sells goods, the present stock would be pret-
ty well ru4 out by the holidays Tie secret
Of the success Of this house Is that people
know that for real good, seSyieeable goods
they can safely 60 to Mr. BIAin, as he win
not handle any inferior articles of any Kind,
and when supplemented BY saeh extrelnely
low prices it is not to be wondered at that
the cream of the trade flows to his store.
And then purchasers also know that when he
ofersthem piece Of goods that It Is 4 good
ar6eIe, and1nOt some alias or. bogus aHaiE
To our readers we can eandidly say there Is
no place in this city at which you can see
such variety of new fresh goods at such sx.
trsOrdinaTy low prices as you can now fiad
atBlain's, and, 70 al, Eeunheaitatinelg ssy,
go and see for yourselves at his=aew place n
Fosters block.
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Mr. ]. Dunn, who commenced repairing
sewing machines in this city sfsW weeks
ago in one of Dr., O'TOolo's buildingl, has
had to secure = larger Building. he can
now be found in one of the rooms
opposite McIlwain's new brick block,
near the Revere House. He has repaired
some machines that have been IN constant
use for sixteen years, and the owners say
they now run as well as when new.e AL hii
work is warranted to give satisfaction or nc
charges are made
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4 cemn.ePclal asAsei. ] q

Mr.. Small, Of this county, formerly pro-
prietor Of small's Commercial College. 6f
Zanesville, Ohio, proposes to open out a
commercial school in this city for young men
and young ladies. Two classes win be Orga-
nizea lone for the day and one for the even.
ing, so IS to accommodate ALL Parents and
others who feel an interest in this important
speciality are requested TO call upon or 'writs
to Mr. s. in this city ~ once for the purpose
of securing the location Of this school IN our
midst. For particulars cali at this offiee!noe
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eAE 81 ID naIerEar cHARMs.

OF fair face Is fine set Of teeth. The
ladies being fully alive 10 this fact, patron.
ize 8OZODONT In preference IN any other
donttfrioo, since thoy know by gzPetIsnee
that Il preserves like no other the pristine
Wilderness and cleanliness Of the teeth and
makes = naturally sweet breath additional.
~ fragrant. II is ono Of the privileges OF
The beanx sex 10 look lovely and that poF-
ton OF n which uses SOZonONT. has
learned that the article contributes III no
less degree - tho end In view. All drug
gists sell Il. :,
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4 Csurss sr Esesarea.

The Ysung Peoples Christian Association
have made arrangements, to have Hon. J.
W. Watts deliver his course Of temperance
lecturers In this city. Tho first viii trans
pira on ths syenipg glHThanksgiviHR Day
at which time also the new Y. r. G. A. hall
win be dediasgsal Mr. Avstb pearse Of
lectures win be continued for three even.
iHgs. and should the audience be too large
for the new hall. ths second and third lee
tures viii be given st the Court House. His
lectures illustfate the life Of : drnhkard for
ton years, and are said to be very interest
ing ..
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The First Festival.

And now comes the ladies' of the Presby-
terian Society to announce that they have
selected the evening Of Thanksgiving Day As
the time for holding grand festival, supper,
sociable. etc. The funds raised are to be adj
ded to the building fund Of the Presbyterian
Church, and when the ladies have this 90
jsct in view the affair on gat 70 draw a. large
crowd eve know whereof we affirm
when we make the statemeilt that the cnl.
mary skill Of these ladies' cannot be excellsd
anywhere, and this particular art consri
butes largely towards the success Of festi
val @ 4fss
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essa TAInss Sa AbuaAAaSs.

Juat arrived, sx-stsAmer Oregon. At Hat.
fenden Bro's, = large invoice Of goods,
among which are the following Fendon
haddOclxs. eastern codflsh, Sweitzer cheese,
celery salt. aaFdslles, sArdines, genuine ma
pie syrup. zAnts entrants, Muscatel rAiss0a,
best brand condensed milk, cofEeea. Oranber'
RIGS, canned goods and fFesh crackera. They
always keep fun stock Of fancy groceries
aud a solid stock Of staples, which they ssll
for cash. A large consignment OfstnrIAips,
sweet potatoes and cabbage just received.
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Deaths.

sAiittlo s0n Of Jas L. eowan died lastsst-
arday evening and'was buried on Sabbath.
The disease which carried him off was.drop-
sy, and he had been i'll for about three
months
Mr.. Edward Trites, an old and respected
citizen of this county, died ip this city last
Sabbath. lie had been afflicted for over two
years With the chronic diarrhea, which final
~, sa e4hausted him that death found him an
easy prey. Hewpss buried last Monday at
sthe cemetery near Enox's Butte,
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Grand AnniveraaTy san.

At the last regular meeting of Albany En-
gine Co. No. l., held on Thursday seFelthe
of last week, it was decided to give a grand
ball at the Opera House on ChFistmaa Exc.
Jos. Webber, Chaa Keifers Mai. J. R. Her
rem, T. s. BIealy and >. Mol Merrick wers
appointed to make the necessary arrange
ments, and as they have had great deal ol
experience we expect to see this ball ECLIPSE
all others which we have had. No Ones
have acquired quite reputation for the
mlguiicence of their balls, and Whenever
they announce their intention of giving one
the event is looked forward to anxiousIy b
all of the Terpsichorean devotees.
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Changed Hands.

q y r
During the past week the st. Charles
Hotel has changed hands, Mr. Fronk step
ping down and out, and Maj J. r. Hsrrsn
assuming control as proprietor The Major
viii no doubt make this house one of the
most popular in the valley. He Is vel
known all over the State and has hosts Of
friends. The st, Charles is large and con-
modious hstel, and = now being re-furnishsd
and renovated from top to bottom, and We
recommend it to all as one of the best char,
bors of refuge for the weary traveller thai
we know Of Mart Angel Iate-seFgsazs-as
Arms of the Senate, is the clerk, and NOR
polite and ahable gentleman cannot be found
anywhere. -
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