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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-06-02
A Good Nomination.

The Democratic convention, of Ma
son county, last week nominated
George w. Tippett, editor of the
Register, as one Of their candidates
for the House Of Delegates. In the
selection Of this gentleman, the tried
and true Democracy Of Mason have a
just appreciation of merit and'a dis
position to reward faithful party
servant which deserves especialcom-
mendation. Mr.. Tippett is capable
and trustworthy, we'll posted in po.
flitical and general affairs, and will
reflect honor upon his constituents.
The other nominee for the House,
Mr.. George W. Rowley, is also well
worthy Of the party's support, and.
with these two gentlemen in the
House, Mason county's interests will
be well cared for Huntington Id.
gertiser.
Senator Thurman is developing
more positive strength as candi-
date for the Presidency than any
Democrat yet named except perhaps
Mr.. Tilden. The nomination of the
latter would be political misfortune,
and danger that the Democracy
must avoid. In no sense is he a rep
tentative man, nor is he, by an i'm.
mense majority the choice of the
people of this country.
Nor is Senator Thurman the choice
of everybody, but his record is such
as to defy investigation or attack
His private life is stainless and his
public life is without blemish. His
enemies concede his purity of char
acter, untarnished fame and pre-em-
inent ability. In the Senate, where
for twelve years he has been the ac-
knowledged leader, his opponents and
adherents alike concede to him the
strong characteristics that mark the
great man. His nomination would
mean an honest administration, in
corruptible executive departments,
and wise and statesmanlike gov
eminent. We say his nomination
would so mean, because we think
that if he were nominated his cleo
tion would be assured. His starting
strength in the convention will
probably be considerably over hun
bred votes. Ohio and West Virginia
will give him solid vote. A major
ity Of the California delegation is for
him and he will receive d good many
votes from the Southern States. AT
this time it looks very much like
Senator Thurman was the coming
man.-SentineL.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-06-02

Some of the stalwart organs speak
sneeringly of Senator Thurman's for.
tune of fifty thousand dollars. If he
had been as dishonest as Blaine and
speculated on his votes and influ-
ence in Congress and got as many
millions out of it, he would be all
right in their estimation.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-06-02
WEDNESDAY,, JUNE 2, 1880.
Democratic and Conservative
County Ticket.

Democratic and COnseryativ,
County Ticket.
For Sheriff,
A. A. HANLEY,
For President County Court,
j. r. McGUFFIN.
For House Of Delegates,
GEORGE RoWLEY,
GEORGE W. TlPpErT.
For Prosecuting Attorney,
G. p. SIMPSON.
For Assessors.
LIST District,
CHARLES V. STEWART.
Cd District,
E. II. S. WHITEHEAD.
For County Commissioners,
JAMES CAPEHART,
ia RoUsH,
GIDEON Brown.
For Surveyor,
GEO. W. PULLIN.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-06-02
Circuit Lndge.

In this paper will be found the
announcement of John W, English,
Esq, as a candidate for Judge of the
Circuit Court, for the 7th Judicial
Circuit, and also for the new one, as
it will be constituted, if the consti-
tutional amendment is adopted.
Mr.. English, is a good lawyer, of
long practice, an honest and up
right citizen, against whom no word
of reproach can be brought. He is
one in whom the people could have
implicit confidence, if elected to this
position. And as the Judiciary
should not be mixed up with poll
tics, he is gentleman that men of
all parties could conscientiously sup
port.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-06-02

Observation-Disclosures is what the
Republicans call them now. Sour
grapes.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-06-02
Dissolution.
PROPOSALS.

DR0PosALS for the purchase OF the.
i ground privileges OF Mason County,
West Virginia, Agricultural and Mechani-
cal Association, ut the annual Exhibition
to be held September lst,, $780, will be re-
ceived until the first day OF July, 1880.
Communications should be addressed to
ii. Il, HOWARD, Secretary, Point Pleas
ant, West Virginia. [april2Slw.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-06-02

Any discharged soldier of the
United States who has not made ap-
plication for pension on account of
wounds or disability received while
in the service must do so before July
LIST, 1880. After that time pensions
will date only from the time of ap-
plication. The same is true regard.
ing applications for additional boun-
t.y yet claimed by many soldiers.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-06-02

INSUR-ANCEi
John b. DOWNING, General Insurance
u Agent, Notary Public and dealer in Pr
amos and Estey Organs, is confident OF be-
ing able to suit both rich and poorat prices
and terms never before offered at Middle
port Also agent for Fairbanks Scales
Call and see for yourself. [sept. l7-ly.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-06-02

The Republicans are furious here,
abouts, because the Greenbackers re-
fused to fuse with them at Charles.
ton. They didn't come in for a
Smell"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-06-02

There will be no question Of the
election of the entire Democratic
ticket this fall, if the full party vote
is got out.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-06-02
NUGGEIS on GOLD.

The great book Of the day: consisting Of The Laws
Of Success IN Life. Alchohoic Medication The Labor
Problem, &c. Received with universal favor
"Full Of good sense-we can heartily recommend the
I'm. V IndeponAen,
3SI pages Free by man for 81. Agents wanted.--
Send for circular. Address the author,
j. IIEERaTANs,
Corning, n. Y.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-06-02

Vest Virginia will roll up larger
majorities for Democratic candidates
this fall than ever before.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-06-02

our Republican friends said resump-
ton was the cause and that it would
be death to all opposition to the Re-
publican policy. Now it doth APP
pear that goods are on a rapid decline.
Cottons went down one and a-half
cents yard the past week, nails
and iron have come down to almost
the old price, and many things are
lower than before the boom. Is re-
sumption the cause, and is the effect
the same? We merely ask for infor-
NATION and not for the purpose of
placing our friend of the Monitor in
any Inconsistent position, whatever.
The Gteenbackers in Convention,
at Charleston last Wednesday, nom
mated, the following State ticket:
For Governor-N. B. French, of
Mercer county.
For Attorney-G eneral-Cyrus Hall,
of Wood county.
For Auditor.G. W. Hayes, of Cal
For q: Treasnrer-s, W. sturm, of
Marion.
For Superintendent of Schools w.
J. Kenny, of Mason.
:, For Judge Of Supreme Court. A,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-06-02

1t is said that James B, Menager
will be the Republican candidate for
Acknowledgement. That is all he
will be, for he, or no other Republi.
can can be elected to that position in
this State. Better keep off, Jimmy,
and save your money.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-06-02

Blaine gets the estimates but
Grant will get the votes today.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-06-02

Henry S. Walker is the Greenback
nominee for Congress in this District.
lie was nominated at Charleston last
Wednesday. He will be beaten this
time, as usual.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-06-02

The Republicans will hold their
County Convention June 10th, so
Chairman Manager informs US, and
nominate u full county ticket.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-06-02

A Republican State Convention is
called to meet at Grafton some time
soon, for the purpose of puttinga full
Republican State ticket in the field.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-06-02

no ADyEIsTlSERS.-Lowe rates for Adverts.
j ing in 90 good newspapers sent free. Address
GEO. P, RoWELL s. CO., 10 Spruce St, New York
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-06-02

In every part of the county the
Democracy are alive to the import
ance of the coming October election,
The ticket, everywhere, meets with
q hearty approval and endorsement.
The National-Greenback Labor
party's Senatorial and Judicial con-
ventions for this district and circuit,
are called to meet in this place, July
9Th.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-06-02

Rt9ssHy A YEAR and expenses to agents Outfits
Pa Free Address p, o, vlcKERY, Angus.
u, Maine.
, 1880-07-08
DlJNIOC1lATIC DTSCORD.
:, Tt,n BEAtrrtftt1t T3 l..fr,

spfctat D,pateh 10 TAs Chicago Tribune.
NEW YonK, July Tho affecting ioyo-fehst
ttlut WIS witnessed IN Cincinnati immediately
nfter tho nn,ninntlon OF lfaueock, when tho
Tuinnany nnl tho Irving 1inil braves buried tho
hAtGhct nnd embraced lcfore tho uutcrrit}od
there assembled, was too beautiful to laat. Al
ready aluns nppcar which inttfGate that intoruc-
cl,lo war js nbout to l,rcak forth again. 0mIuous
prowls nre hearL in New York, aud It Is said II
ucu. "t!aluy" Hmith undertakes to appoint
1u,nmnny inspectors nj election In this Btato
Hancock will lose the Static 1'y 10000 votes.
In Albany, where tho Detnocrn:io tiger and
tucknl laid down together iuht after thu Clnc1n-
nnti Convention, thorp Mro also signs Of trouble
The Tl!tlcn crowd are snubbnG tho "short
la,rs " IN tho must contemruous lnanncf, md ai1
outbreak 10 daily anticipated.
WAR 0r TIE FACTIONS.
WABr1naroN, D. G.. July IA private letter
from prominent politician In Now Yurk gives
un lnking Of tho want Of hHrfnony betweol the
two great factions of tho Doniptratiu party In
spills ii, case OF Democratic SUCCESS s lust now
Disturbing tha Tan.1nany md a,lti-Tatnmany
iaolions, aud tho ,ru!nhl.igs Of dlscouteut Al Maro
Tn.nllla1lyitcs insist upDn being assured boforc
tho, catnpniKn opens oi MI cqunl shstp of
S9 oas ss to II bos ' ho Ct sSs ai ai' sas ssss
fSs tey viii vots g for III The koSca '. eandase s
9 Kuy I'D ia epo% TO rtepase tic spos
ani rliien. through his fntn'is WIN, It aeEcd,
Insist Tint tho THl,lnuny Chicftnln shall bo left
sce,t Sc It tat M tic strugFo between ta rlSai fnctiont
IL otly fnr tue Ercnter rt,relon Of tho expected
spills. md nany influential business q tas
Democratic pnrty. huv1ng beconle dsguatol with
| lilo fncti0s scramble, nre DULY lcnying thai
! organization. When Nny9n,bcr comes many OF
tS wi s psqty ,n5 sbas I'll sar te order
| business stability, aud pcrsoslhl security
, 1880-07-08
PUBLIC OPINIONS
A GOOD sudGxsr10N.

~ tbs E11ar " Ih6 QH4caPa 1f1oahs'
MoHnis. ILL.,. July BIN Il late uumbcr Ut TIN
TntuuEe notice a suggestion thAt seems to INC
snund AMI timely. rotor to tho suggestion. lu
Ill odsloriaI, that tho National Republican co','-
lntteo a.t,l Ut. os!luiu,tt eosps 0f lepnhlIuan
pu,upAlyn 8ponkcrs lnsu tin several houthora
Stutta. to tAerv t0Ilupt IN aggressive cn!upaigsL
Drklltl!zO tho tdTGU-NuNrtufA Ut u ula!slun AGs
pnblicAn yOt1rs, nild Ut II t4a1h IN to energetic
a.l, Anltxt action. T41ro Are ~ yot' A,Iyt tAoii.
sltlda Ut MeIl tn the itturclt Nutthern 6tAtSa
IT clltIllctur aud ability. Ut schnlAFs1,fp and pn-
lrIuts!,,, ffttHl whtt suitctiuItA might nu nude
By Tho yagiuus 6tNtu Eu,ltral Eo.at,lItteoa, aud
thelr nAlllos reported to tho NAtlo1.al tAHnmlt"
tce. a1sd BY tho latter they :s1uli 10 asslkpoa.
Stuta Cuntlnl Committees IN tho 8onth. to
the districts ill. .twhteh they ara tnust
needed. The HouthGfu', llanpctaoy. would thus
bu put upon t49ir good behavior, for tho eyes
0t tho Nation would Ut upon thtaa; and. Il n1t1.s*
sury, thuru nro mon whU. !iku GAaslls II. Eluy,
cauld furnish - tGAs0ts tn thoso who rtAAoE.
arHslI4elts 20 thosu who argue, and pistols to
tht,su wh0 hully."
FrItn In ultimate acquaintance with suVCrl
Solltlt,ru Stntes, A1n inelucti to believe thuI
thoIu wpula ut this time be yory little, II any
uucnsui fur tho luttgr Wunpun. Let sueh An
effort bB tmlltlu, and thu right Of fruo Hl,oech
upuIl froo soil hu vinloate1 IN kuut strength
tat It docs tnt tnutottally affect &h9 Elcvtutli
tho tAAlthorn tluasod O9 l,th Sides upon tho po.
liueal questions Of tho hour al1l thus tho sued
Ut lust 3,lItrlE lfuus ind principles VIII III duo
tnu bluS4Ulsl atlt ber must exce!lenf AnrVeak
III rIXtlt anl patrlotio inlyt.tni action.
flENHf u, Gult4kLl-
, 1880-07-08

lkAHtl 1ti:FuALtEA1hs
The Irish. lmpuhilcan Club met ut tho QF'sno
Pnc!slo Inst uyenlny, Justice Muerlson III tho
cilatr. aud about twenty-five nnnbcfs present.
The special abjUct Ut tho meeting WIS u nuke
further Arrangements for Nttellltnx thu Nit
tlos,aI CONVENTION, 10 no hcll Ut indianapolis tho
ltth. 4 number, Ut HOW nlcAbuts were sull'l
to tho club, aftcr which tho Committee
on TransSstauoo rcsEt thrt t. "r,I'fs, Mhss
aen!s tao faro ts 81 tho ia s trip % wo,.1a bo a. wch
was accepted. Tho Counttee, u, l,ads9s ~ r..
esT, n sS spsssS nsd q srGp Fea pwto It to- sa SS Ss
Ribbon. trtll,lsed with Hol4 frlnga.C,whttt! w'!s
aluptud Tho n.c,nnetS tnga re!sttet @ tho n.a'.l
S'rss " soas sa 10 yh'es IL g. cS III, lieu % s
s hsgry xss sssn s %lS say :es fo. s't.a fs'5a
lion. Tue Delegates VIII siart for Indianapolis
Tuesday mornlnx ut oel>ck
T1lx DxAtcRAcY.
Tho Conk County DolnuGrltiu lfnl0N Votornn
Ass.uciltl0s met lost eyc,liuv ut tho Palmer
ilol,so. Gali. Hermann l,iri! presided: Il WIS
PROPOSED to rcvlsu tho constitution aud by-l9ws.
tho organization u laeHo .tunthor !r yoturat's
WIN hllye heretofore Autrst k,A vutDl with tile
Spabesn Ha,ty = aA tS1 %h ws fsnsd
ruak-toptod Democrats uDlectod t. tanlp1rlng
with tho prpsuIlt ut',lsttlut!0tl, but 1tler @ ex
WIS ai,IN'li,tod to roy!so tito document. surcrl
now lt!1ahcEs eiRhtM thu ro!l. 1t u presumed
that ull tho l,sno pttsiolt we'v si,,l1a.nare9
xa jl's e!Dx Of ths ,' Rrtt f.! w's .x.,,,s Han.
0rHat uxertuaa wsru l,l4leiu IL hus9 4 g,AAl Ut
tcndtnee. anl numbur .. 2.Hthf4l Do!a.9rAts !,
woro Iniloftc fr9a s.,t1'o u tue ntasr & wa!s ~ T.,
Mactiu. Sltku Siul'oiiaid. mli i; Z. Keokl:
TLe Nom.natnx Committee unpont9d g. tan
full !isl, wifi J. Wur't Ellis US President. The
, 1880-07-08
THE MISSISSIPPI FLOOD,

ST. Louss, No., July 7.-North Vt. Louls ID at
preso1st tbrultened with 1Iood. Thu low latida
extending utohg tho ryer banka Oh c!tlioF sce
aro a.suAdy tioudud. During the last twenty
fur Eours tho river has rlaun four anchos- Tho
lumbur business has boon ent1rrly suspended,
4 vast amount Ut lun,bor. tuth, shingles, eto.,
hAs heun rc!lovcl truln HloIIx tlo lumber Mhnts
tori. Huvessll families III tho low lA,,ta tusud
uut yesterday. Ne,tly the cntirv lonxth u 1ab.
Mrpt lylHnu ii G0srrtsi With wnter. And ,uaa} Ut
tila lutui!JFA husp hecn furepa u move " tue
.nAn ab0ro. There arr sofer4l ln1li'DnA uf feet
Ut tArtct lulnl,er in Alton slough Ahd ulher LAR
buFA North which 10 utellde4 for lhls 1nufksf-
hit thu pWnutx nrt pfrulL u risk thu danger 6l
running 1t III such roasing sivor ~ tue M!sass.
Blppt IL Ut present.
, 1880-07-08
ILLINOIS.


DEMOCRATIC lRIlAHAoEIs
Special Dtspateh 10 Ihs. .Chieaqo 1stb4sns.
srntSarlEiip. ILL.,. July 7.-Lyman Trnmbu1l
aud Con. Pnrsous returned TO Chicago to-day.
Some Of the patriots who participated Il. tho
meeting of tho Democratic Stntu uentrul Com
lnttev unt tho State candidates ycsterdny arc
ntpupuly Ltszustcd ut tho result OF tho meeting,
Onc OF thu1n was asked what part Trunlbull was
going to talso In tho o1tnpalKti, and replied that
thut was exactly whit be wanted to ud out, mid
he proceeded To say with !, lclnuoholy cmphasls
that oyery time proposition WIS suggeatcd1n
tho conference, nnd Tr1,sasni1 waa asked whit
be thought of IT. tho 'xeRefabie Gul'ornatorint
usptrant would say; "oh, we'll leave that to
Gen. Parsons. Ho is great organizer"
Tho pAtrIot nlludad to ftsrthor suld that nftor
Il fow hours this becatnp decidedly nioHotonols,
ind ho bultovcd Parsons, TIC great otganizor.
WAS IL tl--d old granny.
Considerable comment ts occasioncd by tho
fact Tint tho ertiro management NJ tue calIl-
patg1, hns been tnkcn ,fr1,1n tho hauds Of tho
Contrs,l Committee, WIN waro chosun by tho dis
tlicts and appointed BY the Convention to per
form this duty, und virtually intrustnd to Cen.
Parsons, ''the grent urRanizer," OF "the
old gr.nny," whichever he may bc.
Tho Executive Committee. which ho
heads, ard q, which ia to hlve tho
n,scd Of h,asi1ess. men Ut ss.spectablllty, who
havo not figured IN slntr pntItics, md VIII ilAso
nGtsr thug nor inc!to 70 sna Hevot1 a'n,q,3Inr 1nG
i.at Int o,lU .t.ui,or Of tho ccntu,i CoM!ii,too
sIlonld have bcon allowed to tnko pnrt In the
bass ika slcN9tty tito rstirlns Chatrmun,, Coeh.
run, Dusi. aEd .ts,a irwin, win lclonHed tn tho
Executive Conlnitten III Tho last csMp!lgtl a,,t'
bo thua s,,n,nurl.y rotirtal; but this ~
supposed tn bo explained by n Nlnark
Dosocrs.ls prcscnt llUrufe tao iiieot!ils bu4uI',
VIII sn1d that tt,py pr'pos'ai to Rppont MI ~.
, 1880-07-08

Fl t,ron,inent nartv jcatIeFa IL that IN IL Wntvr
NIL w '''"'' ''''
---.~----
GERMANS Or NEW YORK.
. Try Ant sr'toso ron 70 GARFIELD.
Special eo''tsto9'dsnet of TIE chteaoo 1rtoahrA
nois need not express any apprehension that tho
New York t;ertnaps win yota the monprrl
c ,ur,t Harcacs ana pnaltsa '' Thnv @ t,n tn.
tcIiIvc,,t and i'm r,afrinfIc for ihut. Althouvh
lucy ao uo1 a'i pesoh8 10 the hepuonehn party
fnneh'nnry. sut thoy DO Know TINT there ts
derses oe.rse NJ tho true Of .hs
tue eso"a .hat dances @ 10 mo iaa!o of the e.
crats." No oerman-Ancrtoun who reads ind
%sleaan ery." il my proat were necessary
t!iuary election OF 1SsS in tho Boventh Con-
!sa.sn Huse'a. s,,.,,s1 s,. @ ~, NO .ssox,tnn .ao
neHeo rauHeo ~ pro'o my assosnot''
nar sre asss' snd mostly nsen.aS BY eno,.a
rit,zane. It wns renernlly Dcmocrutfc hv 4Io
nainrttv h,, ~ 1ssa ,ho yo,er. ~ thnt a.trtct
elected German lloorcw to Congress-, and do.
feated Tong Eickhoa' tho IDOL Of tho Ta'nnany
Democracy & whys beeauso m % =. tnss H., Tn n,ne ,.a tue
htaG.e1 Sao9 ~ or Pahfy sh r 1a nof M s
t se ~ ~ spc q, tse iG ~ WIFI WIFI
~ uM rnJn,o " ~ thn ,nlTn, 'h
MGafuiat 81 praMelPio ~ tno III s.s.I a.tI
aiar'n t6e rsss1oaary sSuIss ; et tho Ds,aoe,asy
tha an actSa tsar iics ut Ihis s,n,a anes
htas t,sy .efsd tor the NcpMUlean nec
sa sesta 5{9 1 H. ses's suas &c s
NV ,i s,ns,snn,' ~ .S1th oonno+nnH NIL
own direct interest.
WHAT TOOK PLACE :
tn that Gormnn district two ycnss ago is again
taking hnld Ut tho conviction of these Cgr,naa-
Americans with reference to tho lssucs involved
in this Presidontini cuInpaign.
nd Of pS a aS
nbpvU I'LL othor Interests; they nre, alt Of tnci,
Intensely p5Stis VII they knox wh@t b
Government means. They know thnt 1t means
''rcaction," :" "rciroXreasion,' and perhaps ar-
nihtlatiou ct public p aud pr.yn.e @ : cEedn: They They
wsre @ bemesrsts &c or "a, asd I tasy xsss s'aes1siy
lor th9 uinRpa u tne 1ovGs,ifhens Gsef la9
aa tsy ssSuse o etory NOV n.ro
in Sovorntnant piper. ana they are a!assoluteiy
ies," Soaa 81! sa for - On !so a"l!ar
| specie with "Nepub'lcan continuance III
po%1leshb; %lshouga tho Democratic party ha. always
pandcfed 70 this element, nna pnts them n1 On
tno back On eyhry y o1ehs' ; ,, 9axinK thom ,iaor
arnnd vt shcso nefnana re- Iar too snreMa is.
t. r. IN fne,r ,insn are srn, 70 , hy
q sa y 20 as5ess as
Tho bnsil,ess-}nettluin Of our Nationai currency.
~ sstse ys ~. to tne at . IT, ssy
ston oi ana Mn,ss ta1y a1o glSu 1ns
Saois i%s wbsse tSsy viii "%do % 9s' So 'aost saod 10
thctr own interests. - ~,,,n.. ,,., -
has tase 70 @ Ge n potcaf
uehnto Win thotasovs. III tnat ~ "Hte pro-
, 1880-07-08
PRESIDENTIAL.

HhEDlUGNllAu.
How Gen. Hancock Engaged
in a Magnificent OIL
Swindling Scheme,
Roping In the Poor Soldiers
Who Conhded in His
Honesty,
And Never Accounting for
tho Stock or tho
Lands Sold.
4 Report that Hancock Will Ro-
sign Just Before the
Election.
The Virginia Readjusters Put
in Nomination an Elect
oral Ticket.
Illinois Democrats Mixed and
Muddled in Their Pre-
lirninaries.
Their State Central Committee Unable
to Arrive at Any Satisfactory
| Conclusions. !.
Discord Once More Cropping Out
| fn New York Demo-
cratic RANKS.
Irving Hall and Tamn1any Fac"
tions Again Glowering
at Each Other.
New York Germans Working with o
-
, 1880-07-08

pEMoullArip TROUBLES IN THAT BTATE. T
6Htetal Dupateh n 7hs Chsedpo Tribune.
V1scHNsEs, Ind, July Tin my special Of the
I'll to THE TlttuuNE, conccrnlu9 tho visit Ut
Sol,atur Mcdonald, 1t WIS stated thAt tho Soua-
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1NtslanAlx,tis. ln1., July T.--Iohl =. Shoe.
lilo wishes Vi William Ii. English ~ IL pblibh
p0.ttnls au4 u biographical skutch Of tho V!co-
Presidential candidate, c0pieu from t,r,k lxct.
tte's itl,utrutt4 Iiler. Nj edItnrIal comments
nppcar, huWoveF, 4na 1t IL understood tA1t AVa0
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-06

Chronic looseress of the bowels results
from imperfect digestion, and this again from
stomach irregularities and Interruptions. The
cause lies in the torpidity of the liver, and
the cure is, take Simmons Liver Regulator to
aid o'gestion, to stimulate the dull and slug.
gish liver and regulate the bowels.
"F e twenty months | was afflicted with
diarrL 9a Numbers of physicians prescrib-
ing for me missed my case their medicine,
mostly astringent, aggravating my condition.
was advised to use the Simmons Liver Reg
ulator. This medicine soon indicated the
proper diasnosis-an impure matter, secreted
from disordered liver, AVID, coursing the
passage of the bowels. irritated and indsmcd
to q diseased condition. In a few weeks the
medicine corrected it. | vas restored to per-
feet health and have remained so over two
years, no symptoms having returned. l use
it in my family as specific for all disorders
originating in disordered liver.
JAMES G. TIsoN, B4gdad, Texas"