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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-24

NEw YORK, August 2S.-Cotton-Net receipss,
none gross, $50 bales futures eIosed barely steady
sales, $4,000 bs,es; August, az sistiad'ggSS::
NoSemSer, tioSoG.l6 december, ti0.eog
SIO. e2i January. ti0.7 i@tlQ.72; February
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-24

Post.ofhce Box sac.
RMISTEAD BROTHERS, BALTl-
n MORE, NOTE AND BlLL-BROkEks, IL
ISn ID souTu sTREET.-GEoRGE ARhIsTEAD,
+ RyAS AHMIsTEAD, members Baltimore STOCK
Beard, Dealers IN Commercial Paper. Baltimore
Notes aud Acceptances bought money 70 iesn Oh
Collateral. Correspondence soiicitea. " zo-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-24

y - -
As financial agents for the city of Richmond, we
offer for sale 10 6rsl buyers limited amount or
CRY OF RICHMOND s PER CENT. REGIS
TERED BONDS
AT PAR AND INTEREST.
Interest payable January and July, at the once OF
"e 'i'' DAVENPORT 4 Co, stock Brokers.
.nlsl1t 1ll3 Main street.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-10-01

Why HE WITHDREw.-.s What will
Eliza say?" is the last catch of the cam
paign in Maine. Eliza is the wife OF
Joshua r. Osgood, the Temperance can
didate for Governor, who withdrew be-
cause she told him it was best,
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-10-01

Y ESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE TRAv-
cling public that he is now prepared and in
readiness to keep such boarders as may choose to
give him call, either by the
SING e MsAl, DAY. OR WEEK.
Is also prepared to furn sh horse feed. Liberal
share of public patronage solicited. Give Us
call. GEORGE KISOR.
Philomath, April 2s. 1879. I0:1stf
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-10-01

MnnnA MoNRH guaranteed Twelve
V9uUd dollars day made at home by
VUVO auired; wewi1l start you Men, ,wo-
men, boys and girls make money faster at work
for us than at anything else. The work is light
and pleasant, and such as any one can go right
at Those who are wise who see this notice will
send us their addresses at once and see for them
selves. Costly outfit and terms free. Now is the
time. Those already at work me laying up
large sums Of money. Address TRUE & CO.,
Augusta, Maine.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-10-01

ssWill you please pass the milk, Miss
Brown" asked young man of a fdgety
maid at the supper table. do you take
"Well," said he, s.as no one has taken
Jou thus far, and you've waited SO very
long, I should think you were one.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-10-01

It is said that Ohio wives do their own
homework. Now that is the kind of an
no hire idea that we like.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-01-08

The principles up5a which the gov.
efpDeDt Of eur country is founded
know no easts. except the caste Of real
merit and solid worth. We believe
there is no class sAo noss fluffy accept
aud appreciate tbis fact thAn the CON
iortAhly wealthy sud Intelligent busi.
mesa men Of the eosntry, and We are
glad that % naay Of this class are
wiillsg 70 join the farmers 10 their
various efforts ct soclAl, mental. and
neral improvement So. If the shop
keeper. the blacksmith. The carpenter.
the cotton weaver, The pAy sicisb OF the
minister. are enough Interested ia the
study or sdsshesneEt Of agricultural
parsults 20 icia The farmers elsb. let
saem be admitted vita a warn, hearty
welcome, loT i j. fAE frem impossibls
hat sc shaii 10, gAla iron then e
mach ~. q mofs. directly or Indirectly
than they viii from ns.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-01-08

II will be found that many sasn who
keep = store, run . blacksmith shop, or
oversee factory, are very much in-
terested in everything relating to agri.
cnlture. and often have gardens filed
with the choicest vegetables, fruits or
flowers. Nor 10 it certain because they
may live at the Center" and occupy
residences Of different style from most
farm hcuses. that they necessarily feel
above" The people who live in the old
fashioned low country dwellings. so
familiar, perhaps. 70 their own child.
hood days.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-01-08
SlNFORD'S RADICAL CURE

If Al safely claim 70 be one n TIE few popular
~ IeiIt dleH IeCeivins ne approval " med.
AosA gentlemen. sho. gu private not orIt tel,
f'opmnt us 6 bui use &c Ia tAoIf istu.Iit In pref
cftnet e At} y The preparations Usually pre-
tibrd - physicians
lea are aware fAid distinguished city
LhFuelAn, #itat ny obligations 10 the MAss
Medical eoc.etg are sub That eAgpat t,plI,l,
fteotHmeLd o. y cstf Do th, Radical Cufp: tut
sihee reetiy 20 much rslgf ffom the use Of
% m}stf after 4 thorough trial - the ususl
fnrdiots have private advised tie tst, aud
presume htre s'ut % Soar siers 30 lees than
ore hundred % ny psteuis Tor lt"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-01-08

A correspondent in the Country GEN
Hemdn says: "In order that lime may
act az benefit to crop the coil must
have in it, in some form The elements
necessary 10 the growth Of plants.
Then the lime will lie ensbled, in lie
chemical capacity, 10 liberatc the i'm .
prisoned pabuIum. 40 that The plants
may asslmilate 1t. la experience il 10
found that giving small doses Of lime
at time 10 all thst is neeocd TO attain
the object. where such attainnsat 10
practical at all Large doses OF lime,
IN certain csses, produce incontesiibe
effect, without question. That the &C.
tion Of lime on the mold or soil differs,
some elements being liberated. while
other substances are destroyed or mod
fled in their action, 10 equally indis.
patable.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-01-08
ELECTRICITY

AZ "a grand curative and restorative agent il
u not tqualled by any elem ut or medicine in
the history Of the healing art. Unless the vital
SPARK has ned the body, restoration by means OF
electricity is possi' le. II Is the last resort az
AZ physicians aud surgeons, and has rescned
thousands, apparently dead. from an uniinely
grave, when no other human agency could have
succeeded. Tbis lie the leading curative element
IN this Plaster
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-01-08
BALSAM AND PINE.

The healing properties Of orr own fragrant
ealtam and pine aud the gums Of the East ar
700 Wen known TO require description. Their
grateful healing, soothing, and strengthening
properties are known TO thousands When com.
olned ~ accordance late snd important discov.
eries IN pharmacy, their healing aud strength.
enibg properties are increased teufold In Ills
respect our Plaster Ia the best in nee without
The aid OF electricity
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-01-08
Important Letter
From a Distinguished Physician

y Hagif &sH4sf kts fatti.fl im5tfs aagsgitf
Assttse6 tbf hteai3ng o. sfaht cgaslE
.A'la1 VS. Nstaf ;. Ike ssnss q Smell I'd
tAsie. ei ssxaat = bttgHg az h,.aaka sasss ~
Ati14 1sis ~ Eidfe - Assaet.rsat a. fts# & "a
Gee reetsss iaeavnre re pe.sar i a.sfF.hat.s
~ Aest tkr s2atsip ATS eas every vfisl faaea
So tfett ~ tEf Mrst fuA1s8 n css.fi +. t5ss
Ak SEA as@aGas h8i hEllN ua6rfttassA IL raa.t
Aftssits = sHlpelrntiY tsAeita ~ anaefs an
asf atsnss ihuss suseflne ffun Il hars Httis
talf H. = ssarrea 81 q itst ssst lhs grave ID
= 'iias, tfsfa itst ne Frra.k lTtaiu.stt n his
ttfabso sattAne ~ tsnftiiNs within the feasb n
~ iasstd thfc bssts u eute uampatent ssd
tfhttS ufAy gte pNs and Hitherto nrirlsa
% lea t.ieptef ~ ~ hEttatd ia tks pFtpars.
ies 81 BE Atsfattl DpAF las wan nv hstrtr
ifTrofh hsilrra . Astls - succeed ubsn Al
'hs a-aal remedies fsll bseauss a siFltas A. ~.
81 q tss eifease. W. the hssgaf TODD While
. btt's hs ainsFsis9 msiabgtnr - dsraut tpfh-
stneH % tte hssnl ptsaasek la acton i hassa
'a 90 q aasa tales aMa nHsss she sllal fotcss
re i'o TT eztApsltd, Rust, 10 The great ms1or-
if q fhssfs tHeci . care
uEO. HKtRp. ND
Aobs a Blood 50 FlsmlnghAa, fsct /. 1874. /
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-01-08
Universal Satisfaction.

( IAILEHEN- We have sold skNtoRDs RAD.
II IgAl rHE Tor nearly one year, and esp ssy
eaea'a'' lai We ~ yer sod asimiiarpr parailon
INT gave theA universal skusfacti n We have
10 learn thr erst complsint
We ere a. ia the habit II recommending IA
tent menieines, but your PREPARATION meets he
wants Of thousands, and We think those afflicted
should be convinced Of ils gtest merit go thai
That Their suffering WI be relieved We have
been ~ the drug business for tho past twelve
years constantly. aud sold everything for a..
iairh, but yours leads all ths rest II you think
proper yea can nee this letter or auy psrt uf n
that YOU Wish.
Very truly yours S. b. BALDWIN A co.
wholesale aud Retail Dealers ia Drugs Books
and Stationery, Washington, Ind, Feb %. rs
Each package contains DR., sanford's Improved
lnhaaiDs Tube, WITH full aud carefully prepared
directions Tor use 10 all usses Price, 81. For
.Aie 10y sli sholerale aud retail druggists and
dealers throughout The United States aud Cana.
dss. WEEKS & POTTER, General Agents and
Whoietale Druggsts, Boston, Mass
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-01-08
TROY WEEKLY TIMES
ONE DOLLAR
FOR A YEAR.
TEN CENTS
FOR A MONTH.

se sAY thai the Ttg1.sF " Que y the best WeeEly
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10 ihe entertainment snd Instruction % the
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and suggestive. II wil b the cheapest and best
paper for the price IN the country. Send for H.
specimen copies sent Tree on application.
Address,
NJ EpANTTG 4, nITrErp
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-01-08
- COLLINS -
IOLTAIC PLASTER

4 Eectro-Gslvsnic artery, combined with
~ highly hedicated Plaster, forming the
sisndest curative agent in the world Of med.
iciho, sud utterly surpastiug all other Pastors
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-01-08
At Plymouth Oak Farm
OUR AMERInANARTIsTs

Ma ". bKwIEIE witiS eentiuus these
papers which hGvs bteu 70 giadiy welcomed by
The PsoPs" 81 large being The oRly Arr Series
ever prepares Tor yonng esders. and A. during
1873, they vii BE- isfpely Illustrated by the AZ.
ists thetnsfltes, and vli Iso take Up 0cr ecuip,-
urs, Bird and fiowrr Painters, Boob aud MAen.
zine illustrators and Engrhvers
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-01-08
Professor 81 P. Paul aud his discover
les 10 ihe Starry Heavens

ChFsnirisd ~ fsfss by JoHs HrxHr JACK. n.
lssttAted By AHnTRsk ass.
ne entire cciltciton wili be AfFtBged and edi-
ted ~ s0Hs hR0snsoHN. AID the drawinRs
~ tooehsd By Mics MAaF A. L4TnnUEr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-01-08
CoNcORD PIc.NIc nAYs

Under this title AE. GEo. B BAHrIEgr vii
prest q series o. 0a-sf. doors 6Ahes tor both
Bgys aud Girls. These smusemeut pAptrs vii
b fuh II CO cord "reminiscences n famans
bsuEts. aut acted people skoss names sTe "a.
nllar % tbs literature and ART d two cont.
uetts
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-01-08
The New Y ork Times.
FOR 1880
ESTABLISHED I'M 1851.

Tie ySsAac4i oaurss ~ Tar Ngw.YosK Trs,s
sil be saided aating tAs Prsadshiial wear by
ulc zane principles whtck base san Tor ID tbs
FoAiRsen - lhs foremost NsPlbl AN hewspAper
IN TIE utied Stats The successfaI tssue Of
the recent eoniss' IL Nes-forh tss the unbrnk.
80 setits y Republican victories In other Nor.
Mera rlsies Which preceded and accompanied Il
have combined r. dsmpuAtFAte the koahdness 81
tbs Posftion u fut TgHHs 10 regard b the uues.
taoa' v'ia ~tAea ihs kspESieAH Party Ia called
Ls0G q deaf
rar IHsK1 ~iA cenuHBa 70 be dssts nRuisled
a. a. eaiefpnsihg. sncaFAts. and eaFsfaliy-ed-
tteH nsusps per TIE GekboWledged excellence
aud faiin#ss q ns nafHssF onaAaes by nal and
telegraph. fgata al psrs of The word vii be
sdes asielF malatA ned and We fAcittes for eeI.
stag eosnss;ie aaa iaretsH nsss vii be 81.
ptudei g fntet tht Increasing demands ~ oar
umt.
TEENS 10 NAIL sUBsCAlBERs
Pt'stsFe will = prepaid By TIE pgtiishsrs on
~ siisiaas q faa tfHEs svnt W sshscr.hsrs IN
T4s DAsLi I niI,s, gsr AAnHn, iiselSaiss
ths supdsY Etlnou tlz %
The DAILY TINES, PER knnutn exclusive
e ruDasT kaitszi 5000. 10 90
NE snudag kaluon. PEP tnbnsn anl
faE sEKLwKEELH rIMHs.
Z sis Cofsss, aas year, .... tgN|
FNt Cs4as~.nns rear 4..-..-. Ii 70 Z
iHu CaFsss Ani ous tfse tor Clab. D. %
TIE wEEELY TIMEs
s3asis Dagass 04s rear o. ct
7 8 aqiaas tai asis tree fas Caab 10 IA
: p f3fsoHs e saaAis. eIs ghfss
ngsItAs Aso
Nhsss pg1aas are iHvEushls. Hs have ns tssy.
'AHg sgssts Aslli is drkfts "a Asw. YEA ~
i'asi fst.es aeesY Orders Il possstss ksd StsYs /
sst1sI = lAsss s1a - Frasatsa. ssad lhs /
asas5 "a = ressssssss4 lstasf.
Address SLH-YcHK TIgEs.
Ass-iaxt CIV
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-01-08
Price rs Cents.

Be careful TO CAL Tor COLLINS, yOI,TAIc
FASTER lest you get some worttlessimitatinn
sold by all Wholesale and helAil Druggists aud
dealers throughout the United States and Cana
dss, and by WEEKS \ POTTER, prep,ietors
bos'0n, Mass 27trIet334w)2
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-01-08
TWO IN ONE.

Thus combined we have two grand madioaI
agents IN one each q which performs IL. f1nc.
too ard unitedly produces nofe curos IL an any
lnlment, lotion, wAth, or platter ever before
compounded in The history Of medicine. Try one
n-s- n -
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-01-08
INTERESTING no TEAcHrRsl

ssr.ss u RELFE ORIGINAL KGEACISE
SONGS feT zee - pebBr sehossss ere b, tas flrs
pAfsa fef Wfbf kNtNE, ubdeF tie sapeFElsa0a
u Ma Latis CTLsox. a geasssD xelB.fpowp
te Tbs musioai psbile ~ bost9h and Nsw Y0ft,
Delightful Surprises Every Mouth |
Sos il s5e iims 70 sabsSlee. oniy o. % a
year. AsEsfs SEATED, IA ttAl Cen = issi1u.
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ID. LOTHRoP = CO.. Publisher,
g Frsatts etrest. Bssfo., Mas.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-01-08
Hats and Bonnets,
PLAIN AND STAMPED yELvETs.
ostrieh Tips, Wings and Jet
Ornaments.

Ia isss sFsrythisE fa1nd ID a hFstfslGss MilA.
esFy seoT. 80 also prepared ts a. aiiSwsFt IL
90 tss in tbs heasss stYis ssS 81 t1w rates
Ftsass cal aad ezAniAs - y0as sssiiesl eoe.
yenisnos
MAkT A. LCoENk.
SAessFy roine VI. Key. IL. fs7s A
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-01-08

or month 4 expense, RnarAnteed 10 Agents
d tOu,ht tree sHaw 4 Co Ausus,a, Ne.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-01-08

&777 rEAR and expenses to agents
0uiht Free. address, p 0 YIckKBY,
Augusta. Maine
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-09
uARPIELp

lis il true that GARSWLD is Fwe
TrSdert" asked young man in trnas OF
the REesrSs office yesterday,
sSrhM's where q hurts rs, respond
"a an ardent Young Republican opera
tor in Que OF our largest factories.
II can't hurrah for GASFrElp without
Il choking me, said another tar'ff man
And 81 the conversation nan on,
In another group one Republican
asked another VIA, this term "pE Cot
vEE, as applied to GASE'EIp, meant
"II means" sail his better posted
brother, that during the time oi the
ring rule-Oi BNss SHErUSRp, RABNcS y
60. in the District vi Columbia, GAR
uElp Mas a member Of Congress and
Chairman vt the Committee on Appr"'
pria,ions; AMI while acting in that cal'a'
CITY took a lee ot SlS,Nn ircm
A mrmher IT this rug lot his valuable
all in voting appropriations out ol the
ruhl,c treasury into the pockets Ut the
ring in paving contract known rs the
pE GOLNEg contract,
"was this money paid directly t.
| GNRElGLpH'
"Nn, Il MAS paid t. the order ut
mythical Law firm named GARrIEIp \
/ PARSONS,
WHY, l,d moi KNOW that UAREtEli
WAS a LAWYER, thought he WAS Som'
sort Of "loCAl preacher
Neither Is he lawyer, hut he va
lawyer enough t. pocket this han 's"m
irr."
Passing ON We struck another group
"pid not GAEFlEIr take the salary
grab" asked one Republican Ri an
OtheI,
That j. not a. hal Is his connection
with the corrupt Credit Mohlner, wa
the RESPONSE, "llc took nom DAM
AuGS ten shares oi that stock, ami pat
ior It in Congressional influence an
votes.
And so the talk ran all along th
/ sfr.,at
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-09
BRIDQEPoRT
p Y Railroad Matters General Notes

n. v. Railroad Matters General Notes
Seventeen coaches will convey the
SUNDAY school excursionists this morn
ipg Eleven ri them will he taken To
the ferry aud transferred ON hsnses anu
the othrr six will be added to the train
IN bridgeport. over fifty tickets hsd
been sold up to : o'clock last evening"
aud more were going oil.
4 larSe train oi or came down Tue
T. y, Yesterday to be shipped down the
river Ia lronton, ".
General Manager Townsend came
Yesterday and inspected the new coal
works oi the railroad company. d,
W, W. Baggs has been appointed
vsrI master here and takes charge oi
his work.
cur Mayor had before HIM Yesterday
the case at VIM. Warden and VIM, tilt
len, ior lighting last sunday, Inc eNl-
A ,ncc went to show that the tormef,
who is a book kecper here, ataCkeu the
latter and got worsted. In addition To
this il cost him $40, 81 1t VAS rather
An expeusivc pleasure,
Sni1rr and his wife We're drunk again
and il cost him the same amount to yet
out, while Mrs, ). stays IN the cooler,
Two other plain DRINKS tlled the
docket, ,,
The nomination OF Garfield pleased
the Republicans here Immensely, hut
me Vice Presidential candidate
Jil not elicit - much enthusiasm, .,,
Jim TYLER. formerly oi the .Etua mill,
Was IN town Yesterday
" n. Howles. vt hes Moine, Iowa, Is
visiting at his old home, lie shows thai
the West agrees With him, as he has
dliel out materially in breadth,
The raising vi the new depot frame
will take place soon, The stone cutters
have resumed work at the bridge ahutt'
mput.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-09
NElGHB0RH0OD NEWS.
BELMONT COUNTY INTELLIGENCE.
HIGH School Exercises at Martins terry
AND Bridgeport Railroad AMI
General Matters at Bridge
port and 6ellajre,
BEII,AIRk.
An Excited Crowd Aish school hNer
c,Ses Personal aud Other Matters

Ctses Personal aud plheE "s'e's
N,ssrs blanche Melvin aud ANNE
Naylnr, two charming Young Ladies' al
Wheeling island, are the guests ~ Miss
ualIr NsylOr, ut tins city.
Mil GItchrll now swings the brake
ON the summer ear on aCCount ot hlN
Car. W. 1, being Oh the track tor The
purpose ut getting nicely paint'i up
and repaired In general
The COMMENCEMENT Vt the hella'U
U,gh schools is tn hc much plcaSanteI
ALTAR than Was AZ hr>l supposed. The
commandment C\CrCtSCS VIII take
plarr M the Disciples Church, FRIDAY
evening". after which those who arr Tor
mnat, enough o. be he favored
With A ticket at invitation viii
prn,,rrl Ia the hall IN the Fourth war,l
s,honl house, where the luNuries at the
season will he served In all.
IA Earis, oi Wayruer'S supply house,
Wheeling, gave the branch office vt the
REEI>rgR a pleasant call Yesterday, TT 5
smiling CuuntruanCC u a sure cure lol
the blues tall again, E,i.
The funeral nj Patrick MANLY, whom
w mentioned VA Yesterdays RGGlSrEH
As having lost his lie hy being run over
nv freight train, llltsSc place at nlne
o'Clnvk this morning. Services NJ the
Catholic Church, after which the II
mains will he inferred IN the Catholic
cemetery. Friends ut the Deceased arr
invited Ia attend.
IArse and excited crowds throngr,l
the nel1hhOrhON,ls 0i the various hulle-
tin boards oi the Chicago Convention
ytslsr,iav. AtvariOuS times \ lev weak
hurrahs came up irOm 4 lev Republic
cans, more especially when The man ON
horseback began losing and Garfield
gaining. We SurmISC that the man up
IN CrutrAl NOCk' docs not altogether
Ike the nomination, ~ the man oi MS
rhnj,e VAS lett away m the
shade ON the last ballot only having
three votes. Many Republicans ot the
civ are satisfied With the nomination,
while others are very much disappointed,
The Democrats are very well satisfied
with the nomination As they consider
Garfield as easily beaten IN the contest
a. anv man the Republicans could put
ON the ticket Various exchanges at
new hats and various other bets took
pla,,s alter the result vas SHOWN.
Ms. Wilbur TruemSn, Ut bridgeport
was IN the city yesterday.
&C. Cochran, Of Bridgeport, WAS IN
town Yesterday
Alb Thompson, OF II. ClsirSvllle, WAS
IN our city yesterday.
Raker Myers, oi Gravel l.ill, has ~
turned home from visit to Portland.
Misses Ella and Z. {. Marsh, ot this
CITY, returned home Yesterday trom SIS
where they had been IN at'
81 the Tabernacle meeting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-09
AnlNURN Ep

NrrA uI iutyU>r excitement, accom-
named with pcrsnUa, aUtaSon'Sms Snd
bi,krriuSs without number, has closed
atChi,ago. Prom the nrSt, harmony IN
,n, convention MAS utterly cut at the
question. There Vas haut'y aProPosi-
tom advanced hy ANY -, the leaders at
the ,,ntrudlug Lrtlous that Was not
fought against with great pcrs'siency
ami bitterness The Warfare IA the
Committee ga Credentials, sitting m
~,,rrt a, a returning E,oui, will only
I've known ~ It's ctlr,Is lCdA ont through
the events nl the canvass, 10 - certain
th,t the defeat ul the t,ENNr party IN
New Nork. PENNSYLVANIA AMI u
inaiS must Puu,lU,r results ia\or-
able a. the pcmo,racy, Especially
A. t. New York, the buc2klugol theunu
rule. the snuhhiug So lrCcly offered On
several oy,asious g. senator Consume,
and the rrurral have, to'thc mavhnc,
will not ne apt a. unite the Republicans
oi the rmplrr state, ALREADY rent With
LiSSruslans hy the CvGNGIJ adWun'stta-
tom. u may do az Chicago t. put C"NN'
I'm, down, hut With lolde,l arms CoNN'
l<G'> friends will inspect the New York
returns ma November aud Ga,u 4 savage
satisfaction,
The DEMONSTRATION, puarrelhng a'd
tumult at the Chicago Convention malr
a great strain upon the press and public
but ample compensation Is IA store i'T
the peaple in the utter overthrow at The
factions at corruption.