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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-25

" N,ut>0rpN. Juuc2i The members
ot the dilcrrut luigrs at fTcrmasnns in
thus city are contemplating taxing part
,u the exercises connected with the ~
rrly,ns and placing Ia position "l tho
nhru.k uu liz arrival la New York
Tho Masnuir fraternity IA this district
numbers among lts membership some
ut the must promlnrut mcn in the couh-
try, and Ia the event that general IN.
ytlalluu ls extended to the Masons oi
the United States Ia participate, none
Will make more crcditablc appearance
than those from the Capital oi the ma
tluu
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EDITORIAL uoRREsPoNpENoE

An Omon OF Victory The Hancock Boom
Re.,stIcaa tIsod Hia Nomination
Made In tho Hearts OF tho People Un-
bounded Demonstrations ot JOY Tho
Prosa on tho Nomination.
special dispatch t. thc Register.
Cr>CISSNrI, June ~.
The first Democratic National Con
venliuu II was my fortune to attend was
held la Cincinnati, aui Il nominated the
Last Democratic President whu has occu
MED the White House, and hc hailed
from Pcnnsylyauia The last bcmn'Eal
lcConycntion, which has just adjourned,
was also held ia the beautiful queen
City nf thr West, aud II has nominated
the
HeKt President oi the United States.
in the person ui a distinguished son at
the keystone State. Yesterdays boom
inr Hancock. which thoroughly startled
the lnachiuc politicians, had gained ion
much hradway to he stayed OF turned
aside. II kept uH all rrshi, like the r's-
ing Hood. gathering volume from each
valley aud riyulct until before thc hour
fnr the assemhlage ot the Convention
this morning II had assumed the pro-
portions oi
A Mighty and Irresistible Flood
When the delegates were all IN their
seals aud the vast audience had settled
to comparative quiet, a roll call ul the
States was commehccd Tor a Second bal
lot Tor President.
uTho State oi Alabama, called out
the secretary ia a stentorian voice.
The State oi Alabama casts her ISen'
IA votes Tor General Winfield Scott
Hancock. oi Pennsylvania was shouted
hack by the chairman of the delegation,
and the great hall vas made 10
Hing with Cheers and shouts,
Everybody sail with one accord that
Hancock il the coming man. As state
alter state was called the evidence he
came Overwhelming that his nomination
had already been made IN the hearts OF
the delegates aud people, aud II only
awaited formal and authoritative an
nouncement.
When the roll call vas concluded and
/ Wisconsin asked leave 10 change her
vote to the soldier who had the courage
and slatcsmanship to place the
At time when the spirit OF force was
abroad In the land restraint was longer
impossible. Ten thousand people were
on their ieet in one instant and ten
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-25
BsFoRE oosvEEIsG.

Hancock Triumph Prsdietsd-oovsrnor
MARIA OF Tennessee. speaks for The
South
CIscIxxAII, June A-The COBsE.,r.
cal, this morning, s.ys that Ohio ard
Indiana will 70 Tor Hancock 10 day, and
that he will probably be nominated on
the frst ballot.
The Eaguirr says the nomination
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-25
The Press Of New York, Phlladel-
phia and Boston Gratihed
Over the Result.
The Story as Told by the ReU-
isters Corps Of Special
Reporters.
Full Report Of the Days Proceed
ings Of the Great Con
ventiOn.
Text Of the PlalfOrm---The Ma
tiOnal Committee Scenes
and Incidents.

The STRUGGLES over, aud the Dcmo-
cratic statesmen have retired irom tia,
field, happy IN the knowledge that the
result oi their L,bors will meet With thu
unanimous approval ol u large naIor'tN
ut their fellow citizens, The ticket nom
mated Yesterday has nu weak PoiutS,
the record oi the mrn COMPOSING 1t viii
bear the closest scrutiny u has aroHs
cd thr people ~ uo other candidates
have ior many years, and the States "l
New York, Indiana aud Connecticut, a
week ago conceded to bc doubtful are
assured a. the Democracy 10y gooi INA.
joritlcs. Frnm all over the country
como tho tid,ugs ot hoomiug guns, hla@-
ing honRrrs, and ratification meetings.
aud tho ono thought that pcryadcs the
breast oi every Drm"crat ~ that the
DAYS ut Republican rule are numbered
The whole party Will unite in saying To
the delegates who have achieved this
grand result well done, good aud
faithful servants
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Ynunz Man urn&aaa

sfsrRssyilLs. OhIo. Jubs RAT
halipxsi tao o'cia'k yestsfdsy alter.
noon Pfsnk iiaJsier, . young msn assi
III, sbile in sHinning near ilss Psa.
handle RsiifosJ bridge. got lst0 TOO
ssiit wsist and sa- drowned bsloss
help Could reach him
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DIED.

a. 10 Il - . sioe.' s1s. 4. Hisiiios. 10
iis sist yesf ef his aga
vsssssi sAs rnisy evening". ate'sssrs. isoa
m isss rsuldssos. ss ~ Man isad sssss& tias1.
Sassds ss The ssiiy Are sssyssfssiy iaviss< ~
suse1.
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The ssnors ~ bus,sr,ns Esps d,,.os.

w..nisaros. Jan. ~ Secretary
Ramsey. yesterday Ia oop,sr.aiioa
upon frontier matters. -ierr.i 10 The
recen, adyioss from the Pacific ooass,
reporting the organization of IN sspe-.
d,t,on ia s,oslhcIn Ansosa whose yuf.
pose u sas u, .nj'avf 10 take posssss-
ION oi the state 81 seno,a, hsHioo. lie
said that there had he. q. ststssssats
mad. which sould seem W Imply that
the Z aiiei States Government had not
taken the nee sssry pHautions 90 pre-
vent such On undertaking. The isOve-
m.nt referred h., the hccTetary s'ided.
was conf srsiiseiy slight, the osgaaiss-
ton not exceeding Alty men, sSd thst
Gensrsi McDpseii had been directed "
do ell Ia his power 10 ibvsH any such
ufOisst
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Now York asrald's Editorial

npc'iai Dispat'h 70 lhe hsshtt''
NEw Yokg, June ~.
The following are the leading points
OF the Herald editorial on Hancock,
which will appear tomorrow
We have no doubt that the Republic
cans will discover faults enough In the
ticket chosen at Cincinnati Yesterday,
and we may presently try our own
hand at picking it TO pieces. But We
will content ourselves foe the pres
ent with suggesting certain general
and obvious bearings upon the country
and upon both parties Of the action of
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BEIlON, ". "a.
Destructive Fire %. n. Whites
Extensive Mills DESTROYED.
.l.....I.I Il.I..L.A n, Lhn ka..l.laI.

BnroS, June -
The dnur Juj planning mllls, hoarllng
house aud hlarksmi,h shop ui ~, :.
White we've totally destroyed hy irn to.
day, together With a large bot ct luudhor,
stayrs uui manufactured WORK. The
lnss II estimated al lruw SlS,OlO To s20,
OOO. insured iur slWn Hy the uurr-
icutlug rtiprts ui the rlll1rus and cm
plnycs. hts store aud dwelling were
sayri Mr. Adams, Who uccuPIcd the
harding huuSr. lost everything
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OUR CHOICE.
General winfield S. Hancock, Of
Pennsylvania, and Hon. VIII
liam n. English, OF
Indiana,

liam n. English, OF
Indiana,
Named by the Democratic Party
for the Two Highest 0fices
Within tbs Gift of
the People.
Tho Ticket Produces the Widest
Enthusiasm Throughout the
Length and Breadth
OF the Land,
And In Every Town and Village
the Guns Ring Out to Tell Of
The Coming Victory in
November,
While Throng the RAIDS, with Ter
rOr Dumb, or Whisper with
White Lips, The Foe
They Come
The Scene in Music Hall when the
Result Of tho Second Ballot
was Announced.
Delegates Wave Their Coats and
the Spectators Embrace and
Shad Tears Of 10y.
A Spectacle, the Equal Of Which
was Never Before Witnessed
IN this Country.
The Press Of New York, Philadel-
phia and Boston Gratlhed
Over the Result.
The Story as Told by the Reg
ister's Corps Of Special
Reporters.
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The Power that Made Them,

shaped the course OF events here.
HaacoCks nomination was destiny. His
election will be- more manifest. OF all
men in this country he Is the tittost TO
be at the head Of the government His
fidelity to ia institutions has been at.
tested by his blood His patriotism IN
surrendering military power and sub
ordinating his martial authority to the
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The Chairman, weary OF the rlcite'
ment, sat down aud said he would res
oaniIe nobody until the delegates took
their seais. .,
Al lopsih q delegate from Ne. Hsmp.
shire moved 10 make the call oil ths
States anew. 4,
This motion was quickly adopted and
The call bsSsn ansv. IL bsgsn Win
state alter State
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Tho Democracy wild with EnthuSiasm
Nothing Approaching II Byor Before
Boon un tins Continent A uuitod Party
Coos Forth to Victory soonoa Ia Music
Hall whom tho Result was Announced.
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The Santa Clara valley Fair-Iaces.

SAN JOSE, October 5th.-The stock parade
this morning was postponed, as the animals
were not yet in readiness to make such dis
play.
The FIRST race was dash of three quarters
of mile for two-year-olds, with a five-pound
penalty for winners. The starters were
Fred Collier, Belsbaw, Sophie B., Brady,
Mannix and Douglas. Douglas won in
1:17f, with Collier second, Sophie B. third
The second race was a dash of one and
quarter miles for three-year-olds. Connor,
Wild Idler and Tillie c. were the starters.
The former was handicapped with n seveni
pound penalty, notwithstanding which he
was largely the favorite with the betters The
race was a grand one, and was won by Tillie
c., Wild Idler second. Connor third Time,
2:14. The last mile was run in Ian.
The third race was heats Of mile for all
ages. The starters We're Haddington, Jr.
Jennie B. and Jim Snowden. Jennie B. was
the favorite, selling for $50. Snowden S14,
Haddington. Jr., 81. The first heat was
taken by Jennie B. in 1:44, with Snowden
second, Haddington third. The second heat
was also won by Jennie b, HaGdiDeton Sec
ond, Snowden barely saving his distance
Time, 1:46.
Tomorrow at 10 A. NJ there viii be grand
parade of stock. In the afternoon there will
be two trotting races. The first is for the
2:22 class, for purse OF $1,000, with Elaine,
Brigadier and Bateman. This excites great
deal of interest. Elaiue is the favorite, with
Brigadier as second choice with many stanch
supporters The second race is for the 2:40
class, for purse of 5000, with six entries.
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UTAH..
IlnsucccSsful Al

Unsuccessful Attempt at Assassination.
SALT LAKE, October 5th.-At 8 o'clock
last night a farmer named Wilbur Burnum.
residing at Bountiful, ten miles north of here.
while ON his way home, was attacked by three
armed man. Three shots were fred. one ball
piercing Burnum's coat collar. Burnum
stood his ground and returned the fire. and
the would-be assassins ran Burnum had
located land which the Mormons wanted,
who thought assassination the cheapest way
to secure title. No arrests have been made.
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Valroad wor,, NJ San D,eyo.

the line of railway hence to the junction Of
the Atlantic and, Pacific Railway as the
Needles commenced to-day. Three corps Of
surveyors have been organized. in all between
fifty and sixty men. NJ G. Wheeler's party
is camped at National tonight. The work
will be pushed with vigor, and no tine will
be lost in selecting the lire and commencing
the construction. The road is expected to bs
completed beyond the San Berpar1ino Inc
within a year from date
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The Coming horticultural Fair.

Los ANGELES. October 5sh.-The mansgers
of the Horticultural Fair, which commences
the 18th, and continues six days, are putting
forth every energy to make a grand display
of the products of Southern California.
President Hayes and party, Commissioner
&. w. LeDuc and other distinguished visitors
are to be present. The fair managers have
assurances of the finest display of agricultural
products ever made in this part of the State,
il not the finest ever made on this coast
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COAST DISPATCHES.
SPECIAL TO THE REcoRD.uNIoN.
ITEMS OF POLITICAL GOSSIP.
Republican and Democratic Nominations
for the Assembly.
PASSENGERS FROM THE EAST BY RAIL.
Further Trouble Between the Sutro Tunnel
Company and the Bonanza Firm.
OREGON AND WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Arrival Of the Presidential Party at walla
Walla.
CALIFORNIA.
Political Meetings

OAKpALE, October 5th.-There was rous-
ing and enthusiastic Republican meeting here
last night Dr. Cox made an eloquent and
thrilling address, which was listened to by a
considerable number of Democrats.
EUREKA (Cal October 5th-A rousing
Republican mass meeting was held at Pratt's
Opera House Saturday evening. Excursion
boats conveyed large numbers from the
neighboring towns. and the Opera House was
filled to overfowing. The meeting was ad.
dressed by Dr. j. L. York and Hon. VIM.
B. May.
LINCOLN, October 5th.-The campaign was
opened at this place tonight by the Republi-
cans. Clara S. Foltz, of San Francisco, is
now addressing large and enthusiastic audi.
ence, and is receiving much applause.
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NEVADA.
Death In n Mine.

GOLD HILL, October 5tk.-Thos. Knackey,
a native of England, aged 50 years, was fouud
just above the ;. 3.000-foot level of the Belcher,
and in the incline, at o'clock this morning.
He was overcome with heat, and died befure
he could be got out He was watching TIE
donkey pumps at the 5000 foot level, aud his
son found him when he went to change shift
with him
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SECOND BIspATCH.l

VIRGINIA, October 5tb.-The bonanza firm
allege that work il the north header of the
Sutro Tunnel stopped-frst, to cut drain up.
all the connection with the tunnel needed for
present economical workings, and third, that
the work is not done according to contract
The header is 800 feet north of the south line,
of Mexican, and the nolth-end mines, through
connections, have the full benefit Of the ttn-
mel for drainage. In the present state of af-
fairs the mines do not care to pay $40 per
foot to run the lateral further. In answer 20
a question as to when work there would be
resumed, the answer was, Cannot tell :;
may resume and may not"
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The sutro Tunnel Company and the EOn-


VIRGINIA, October 5th.-The north header
of the Sutro tunnel was abandoned last night
at II o'clock, and the whole force there--75
men discharged. The cause is alleged to be
a difficulty with the bonanza firm, who have
complained that the work in the north lateral
is not done as it should be. The tunnel
company is hauling its drill carriages from
that branch, and it looks like bad state of
affairs there
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Nominated for the A,scmbly.

SANTA BARBARA, October 5th.-Milton
Wasson, of San Buenaventura, was yes
terday nomir ated as the Republican cam
didate of the Legislative district of Ventura
and Santa Barbara counties.
SHASTA, October 5th.--The Democratic
Assembly Convention met .asShasta to-day,
and nominated John McMurrY, of Weaver
vile, as the joint candidate for Assemblyman
from Shasta and Trinity counties.
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ISECOND DISpATCHl
En- Route for Trial-Local Option f.

UKIAH, October 5th.-Sheriff Donahoe and
guards left for Santa Rosa with Gaunce and
Brown Immediately after the Court granted
the change of venue. Quite large crowd
assembled around the jail to witness the de.
parture. There was some hand-shaking, but
no excitement. One person handed a gold
piece to Brown after he was seated in the
wagon.
The Board of Supervisors will issue their
proclamation for local option election for
the I'd of November, the same having this
day been granted on the petition of about %
of the best and heaviest taxpayers in this
section
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Fair-The Yakima Cii.
Shooting ARRAY.

Weather-COunfy Fair-The Yakima CIy
Shooting ARRAY.
PORTLAND. October 9TH. weather is
cool and lovely.
The Linn County Fair will commence on
Thursday.
Additional particulars of the recent terrible
shooting affair at Yakima City are just re-
ceived. 1t appears that the rev originated
in disagreement about horse race between
the Splawn boys and n2an nsmed Baird.
who owned ore of the horses. John SplaUn
and Baird had quarrel On the track, and
meeting soon after in Churchirs saloon had
fist fight. In short time It was general
row. Dick Splawn came in at the door win
his pistol in his hand Dave Correll tried to
take the pistol from him, als in the seu'le
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The Third District Agricultural AssOcia.
tons Fair at Chico.

CHICO, October 5th-The Third District
Agricultural Associations Fair opened at this
place to-day, and, as usual, there is much
confusion upon the opening. The demand
for space at the Pavilion has been more than
the Directors anticipated, and several booths
outside have to improvised. The attractions
at the Pavilion seem to be more and varied
than on any previous occasion. The stock
grounds also present fine appearance, some
of the fine stock from the State Fair being
present. The feature OF to-day at the race
track was the pigeon shooting by the men,
bers of the Butte County Sportsmen's Club
for the club medal, which was won by James
L. Mcintosh. The crowd OF gamblers and
ro undeis is greater than we have seen for
years. and nearly every bar-room is turned
into gambling den. The usual amount of
street-criers make perfect pandemonium of
our usually quiet town. The hotels have
been all full to oyeraowing since Sunday. and
still the crowds come by every train. Where
they all sleep is the wonder Of most people.
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Chanee of Yenue-RaIn.

UKIAH, October 5th.-The motion for q
change of venue in the trials of Brown and
Gaunce was sustained by the Court, and the
cases sent to Sonoma county.
Quite shower of rain last night. 1t is
clear and warm this morning.
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fer perjury aud con mitted to jail in default
OF bail.
The trial Of T. ]. Hamilton, County Re-
corder. upon five indictments charging him
with felony, will c, mnenee here tomorrow
in the Superior Court, and the trial Of George
Turner, ex-Treasurer, will follow immedi-
ately after the cases against Hamilton ara
disposed Of
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MONTEREY, October 9th. : The follow
ing are among those registered at the Hotel
Del Monte to-day: +. c. Pulham, Butte
county; Mrs. John Noland, Miss Annie
Pulliam. St. Louis; Mrs. John l.. Morrison,
Fairfield. Mo-; George Berton, San Fran
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, JBWRLRY


(L2to WIN TIODeTsh
NO 100 J STREET, NEAR SEVENTH, 90
~ Matchmaker and Jeweler. Importer SS5s>
aud Dealer in Watches, Sliyerware, Jewelry, E1Ss
etc Repairing a specially, under Robert Szs..5.s
Marsh All country orders promptly attended to.
Ta9Q.iuff1
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First shower OF the season,

SHASTA, October 5sh.-The first shower of
the season occurred last night. 1t is cloudy
to-day, and the chances for more rain are
good.
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Inserted for Is cents for time three times for 80
cents or 20 cents per week.
A LITTLE MONEY WILL BUY A GOOD SEC
"A ond-hand piano. Apply at CARL SrRoBEL'S,
No. S21 J street, Sacramento. o5-1w
TNURNISHED NEW BUILD
ing, northeast corner Eighth and streets
Accom- modations unsurpassed; high ceilings good
ventilation new furniture and carpets-make the
most desirable rooms in the city. Single in suits
by the day, week or month. The house to be kept
strictly first class. Terms moderate. s11-lpd
ENURNIsHED ROOMS TO LET IN SUITS OR
Il SINGLE over D. o. Mills Bank, corner Second
and streets. s25-lm
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Found Drowned.

STOCKTON, October 5th-The body Of
August +. Weber, clerk in the County
Recorders Office, was discovered floating in
the slough early this morning. The Coroner
held an inquest, and the jury returned YER
dict of accidental death by drowning. De.
ceased was about 60 years of age, and leaves
a wife and five children,
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!. IL. KLINE.

Gate With wachhorst, and successor to Floberg,l
WTATCHMAKER AND JEwELER, 50
w No 90 J street. between Second and &FTfs,
Third. Dealer Ia Watches, Clocks, Silver e. n
branches a specially under Mr. FLoBERG.
lsS-1piml
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DRs. BREWER d soUTuwORTH

n ENTIsTS. SOUTHWEST CORNER OF sgx-a
Seventh and streets, IN Bryte's new SiYfff1
building, up stairs. Teeth extracted without pain
Y the use Of Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas.
aGl6-Iplml
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n ENLIST, AIS STREET. BETWEEN eHsa
, Fourth and Filth, Sacramento. Arti- c1ffiItff1
fetal Teeth inserted Cold Yulcnite and al bases
Nitrous Oxide or Laughing Gas administered for the
nainless extraction OF Teeth. slain
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& CO..
S A OR A M E N T O.
This is Our Programme of Action

ARE PRACTICAL BUSINESS
thoroughly fstass lively
spectators theory will those conduct
business the "HURRAH style quack medicine vendors pamphlet dis
utersf fol the ecureo of The
knowing thoroughly working combining
practical knowledge the advantages several stores give us purchasing
supplies position may attempt compete
with
HAVE THE CAPITAL BUSINESS,
having money safely
yield believing
benefit public while fureng We have come
among community very way
down while still arrivals and WHEN
OUR PEOPLE JUDGE Us
BY OUR GOODS THEN ENLARGE EXTEND OUR
TRADE ALREADY ESTABLISHED.
nothing hurry Enlarge
prices principles worthy
confidence.
A STRICTLY TRADE. BUT YET BUY GOODS
WHOLESALERS The firm has Five Different Stores the State California
together covering square goods
and by experienced buyers principal
they represent only
supplies
branches representatives Chicago
prices a which goods Wholesalers.
tmate prices advertising
advantage controlling
WE BUY STRICTLY FOR CASH!
reality
ntereston money while
Our Competitors Declare We Are Selling Below
Cost,
produce prices
faithful their professions
satisfactory pleasant
thing determined
We are here to stay. and will never be undersOld
while the price first asked for any goods will be
the only one taken.
Visitors 'front.' will special attention
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DB. w. m. HAZE.
III. ii. PIERsos,

N ENTIST.-oFFICE, NO COS STREET, S=xa
~ between Sixth and Seventh, over Rat-S4f57G
sensten & Bradleys Millinery Store. sl7-lpt
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A NNouNCEMENT-T ATLANTIC
IA GARDENS have been renewed and greatly
improved. The Dancing Hall connected with the
stage for theatrical performances has been enlarged
and will be let for Parties, ON reasonable terms
s2olp1m A. J. DIETRICH Proprietor