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,.',,. @ yns .u .fnin ~ ,,thr tn rciioyo
ihs nssss'!:s + is insspSrt wSrk,;3sn Fl T1sy
a. en y t%f ronsc. 1so f:sf' w': s e ps M n te sa o
r|,.nt,,H i,r liz f,,nssra nnd II nnrr,l mi tho
iks I" kccr ssspr,sntt t rrg,uln m % 1T tic hcnt of IT.
10 ~ to wtfrk 1T thr pnckera' terms
wcro known 10 be 1T the majority, nnt
it wis feared by - the p,wcrs TINT
Tmrncr. linll wo,ll.l lo rnr,,rcti by them, and
Tint vutc by lnllot on thN Future pulley nf tho
cvsr, % at '''g' I" wSrk. S an ts howl wo srectcl
their ew'Crtca In fnyor 0f continuing tho strko
cnrricil Tho tiHy,
rms ,trs,,rr or THE Mrpr1xn
being nc ssnEn. ramlo v,,3, ,ls,ss g. ." ,sns sMs
hAi iltnn ahn nr.,i,sicly o. n.nn tu9 o sec,iI
GG,ave, , aa In. +, III XII i'"'
1 IT, r'ss 1arnta,s y, 'e @ '"t',s t',ze, rrstnnrou
r. cct a911 @ VIII IL tGir naE tsr Mnms "i!g !s,
p,assa., prsI ,,,rtaH fron, 'tnIf"st esnncnv fnr
thn 9ecl.al,"n. M A., x,,,a. ,,,,a, ~, At, ao,,.
IT.. u t % VII ca,sht e ~ tba stnrvnr strikers
fy fSyy II ssisscc. % % l,at lint tic nstt.,ton wsciy
Wnn.rs Gar sr1ito11 " sinsrs Z r. AVA WV
Srss Fowicr IrmtHcs S%xgs c11ers tho numcr of
seys s'!,,sk wars ysslsr&!syI Il ! !eea!;ss e " iSe Goso
fceetl taetr "s"S ,,nr a sis = & - ~ WIKI fnr
9Sy; Sy,, 4 y ~ q y, 'i"r ~ that the striko ,,oes
ta' ~ 1.:,, s,t Z, y, ~, ,mt,rH p"rrntt '''
M r, s,n It ~ ~ ~ t,oa .nstnrinp ,vn,o nl,out
n ofa t,t, Merp M mt
ha ,.tnW aaa"h 'sh' VII '''
Mr: In sacrlH, fIehnGIt 1aas ~ e1 et,So nG aon
. rH , " it..o ie ~ q
of The G,2 men tlsy IT. present r. .Gmpl1y; y Hc IS, e.
6iinttcs thAt thq atrlko y s ~ ien. H.
on hn9s any ifon ealc"8o 10 otaes p"eA'ne
ptmats Ill ,., ,,.,,., .,,,,- r., x-,,,,,,,tno
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in Tho atntc, nn,l thcac indies finye lncn vcty
H,cccssfl In placing tho children IN FtNN fAnlt-
attIon should receive cnrrfil consideration: Tho
Committee AlHn o,e!erct tho purchase nf ticket:
fnr tho twenty mnattcs wto ire 10 ~ trnnsierrttt
frnln tho jefferson ARy1hm to tho now Stato
AsyIuu ut kanknkcc FrttlMy,
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1.lsaa TssiiI2 s lsii1oaa' soeE ad'is Mt tho
A. s.. nhler, General FtelGnt hgcIi leGar
lnplds & Northern nnliro'sl. Cedar ls''pids. i".'
Az thu ,necttnv of the Soutt Park Board,
MI tic members present. hsld yesterday, sn,aG
$3.50 worth nf Bills wcro submitted anu ofaefea
paid n,.,o c.oo,,
,,,, - nv, ! " II TnttIhni,o. Asslstnnt General
snM,rsntendcnt ssrs.' @ l. Nor,hwcsfc1n Gfand, Trunk
Mai!roIn1, Ids roft i'Fo"' "re s''pps Nv ''''
ar: a.. T. ~ ilasE.s, " W'i1 III VIZ sn,t ~, ! 1tnnse
HIS ssertc Al smsT ri psia1an pnna on nt tv f bs fna
tns,.S tlo Counter. tstss'' 'n" '''''' ~ ''' ''' ~
ssE,s% sE # hoE hse nv Nc S|s. asf syes s
r1ty ,t,;y woro re- prnsc,lt, ano n'D'''s ''e'''
~'., "N =, I,.s.a.. ra,ax,,, - +,o franz, I
pod;,1n kt1atc M cha l,ns - hecn clerktng 1T tic
Sws Ss 1 s E1f!sce MT @:.isry for s"s ana 'ns l.
ssuartorsd at tho rro'nont i1oiso'
snn4ssr Mptc,nn No. fs nsa'Spn 8 sf1re1 rec M siTh c:
E ~ nnE M ~; E m Ms e. r. tp.l"s ~ @ i T. T. NJ, Ill.,; T. E' IT,
1rinctcr Mt Il. III, s.1.6g; s p. 1n., %
phe,rs no,ep {. Palmer raye their sales-
mcn @ @eo1nrIimcntMry b4'l1,,et Int evening ut
flp Palmer tIntEe IND presented their xl!s1nnn
tic ycnr with q gold watch md chain.
John GundeTman, hs ygarSs s Of ',,, aEe, nvlns ,ras
a. 40 1so,sn ~ nesH ri IN Mn%;av Wv "vnnnn nhW
sican w9s called. hnt lo nrftys.' tn iaio' Tho
Isce,sse! iciI mro H." ,orIct ~ cati; from
seaSsthS seaSt 'iiscase: Ill., '''''''" t. ''' V |'
Tho reElilar monthly meeting aI OF inc 9. AZ ~
ennntos llsttlto WIZ ht1a !nsh uselar1E ~ ~ ~
e. M pcnraor artn s5':s1 M ,nla mnn m t cnsscs Of th
AtheHMuE during thu pHst ycar NJ IN expense
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DEATHS,
sTEEL-In this city. 0m Tuesfny, tho 9Th inst,
nEGh yehrN,
FnnurHI from GG Intliana-nv.. Thursday, Mt 1.:D
O'Clock.
rutFIH-At 3i2 Ituhbnrh-Ht., m tho fth Inst, David
lfnrvIa nEeh - ychra month und Is days.
EutIcu nf fMror1.l hereafter.
HT1kAUHSEl+-At Elgin H., Jim. g, Martin Straua.
set, UnD Ut Ch!cnFI'a oldest settlers.
Fnnerll at E1gn Thursday, ian D. Mt 10 o'clock
W!h!.At1,-,n this c!sy i'm; Go!lls E%ngen,e. ~
1nInnth Mnd u days.
F-iiurklnSr Gaunty IN. W rnpcEa please copy.
1ioYEn-7At 70 o'clpk yeston.ay morning, fs,m in
1ret received by hGiti4 rim HYpr OIL tho lNnln Con.
tr!.t ltnronsl, Lamas D. Dayer, son Of y. A. hoyer,
Fre,,ds lid ncqnnintnncos aso requested to attond
~ fnneJni o. ~ nnne* this ornlnE at University
eF-pttt1blirH and rhIdblrhta {pn,) rnpors plcaso
cupy.
W1LKE-Jnn. g. tEtl E1nn1n Clan, Wllkc. daughter
OF Ilr. William NJ. md Nina Wtlkc, aged IL Mnnthn.
Fuiternl on Th,treiny Jnn T. at 0ulock y. NJ. frDm
rcalMrncc W Mil~nukcI.ny.
1H-st: 1Mu!n, Cincinnati. Evansville, 6hnHueDt0wn,
nnl arsinsU1h papers peas0 cupy.
Mfi.SEit-ln Wnukesnn. H.. ian. x 1ansoa W. NIL.
nuF. tlnttgd ahtGa FInh commissioner, nt tho rcsi
dnnue IT hlH fRthrr.
Tho funeral VIII tnk0 plncD Thursday lttgrnoOn
frl tllu family rerlhance.
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DEATHS.

Eucls & Iluyncr's coil cream Ia both u ,,cccs-
sIty and ii luxury in cold weather.
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Delicious ilefcncics, tlaintlly tloviscd tlatly de-
light Dawson's dIycrso dealers. N. H., I'll stAto
Sfrrotu
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THE PACKERS.
Taking the Dispositions Of the AS
saulted Ones.
Striking Experts raid Full Wages by
tho Union.
Butchers Meetings Held Yesterday---Hit-
ting tho Wrong Man.


ting tho Wrong Man.
!
rr,., ..x..,,, 49,, .A,,u X,,ua. ,ho+ |
.u n,.. u ,...t,,. ~ 1,v
tne bl'iH'oz'nR p"l"y sHcr",s n'us's" , ..s'',.'
tho Strikers ahsf rnrrscf mt hight mil nor''lstg
With ii t,orsIsic,,cy worthy Of II better cn',Ac.
,nl H., tv,t ~, ,rS In If tbi, Inv tns nny powor
r, ~ ~ IT. va r.a :" ,,,, ~, nItv un,,mtncu
III tho on'o. Iho p!es'n9 m Guy @ p"nts,mtn sam..
Unlisted street actcd MS II temporary chcok upon
tin o,,trnyrs. m,t the accrnt tuurlnyt which
o -. ,,,..,,.,aas ,,t,,, irttwi idntto,, mi
manages tnc cnathtttccs "F,n iH'Iit"','os' WV
not havc long to wilt btf0re thoy devised nlentls
Of avoiding tho police, and now, while II, 1Ial-
stcd street little or no trDnb,v IL sccn tho imp
iess i' uil'n mum WI" h',fraes @ n'''o ny ns
moro Or lcss h1,ltnlly. 4 tozcn niore or less,
. utu.,,us cAssa nv ASSAULT
sh,s'"un ~. o"s.e ~ ~s 80 Js..u,,u ,,,,,,
Wcfe rcrorteo nt INC AFnie,F "tlu r""e. ..',,.,
inR.h6lfses ycstpr[Ny, and tito nets of lft1h1hh-
tinn nrc oven moro numerous. While 11IE
,rn,utTsr rnrnrtrr ,vns In Tho Anuto. American
1,t,.,..,, ,."1",, 1s ..,.,, rn. hr,,ht
lncRlhH-iaARe yes.cr'l"y M,ta WIN, M,tn ntW"sn'
frsIn tho wives OF ThOn,ns FOX, IhIlH StacKt
null iItIn,,, htrkur t,euuIuv thcm mt in como
, 1880-01-07

No FANCY rH1CES-I}rst Bot teeth. g; filling y
rntcs. McChcsnoy iIros., ClRrk and Ilnndolph sts.
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Died among The watermelons.

From the Detroit Free Press.
A communication from Wilmington,
DEL, signed by Justice Of the Peace and
three constables, gave the information
that Asphaltum Spriggins, an honorary
member Of the club, had been found dead
in field. As soon as the reading was
finished Col. Pendulum Jones arose and
began: "Misser Chairman, de tear leaps
unbidden to my eye at de sad information
dat anoder good man has passed from
airth away. Brudder Spriggins was a man
widout single fault. He was up"
"Brudder Jones will please sot down while
l furnish leetle more informashun on
dis subject, interrupted Brother Gardner.
snow, den, knew de deceased for many
long Vars. He was simply colored man,
same as de rest OF us. He wasn't any mo-
truly good dan any odder pusson. Fact
am, he was pow'ful mean bout great
many fings, an none too good in any. He
was foun' dead in field. Keep your eye
on dat. He was foun' dead in field, an
lust benin him was bag O. watermelons,
an Just in front O. him was spring gun.
OATS how he was foun' dead in q field!
OATS de trooly good sort Of man he was!
| agree dat no man should speak Ill OF de
dead, but dis club am no putin machine
to kiver up dead mems rascalities. sich
kind O. work is looked for in Congress, an
am taken fur what it's with. Let 1t be
understood, now an ioreber, dat any
member OBJ dis club who gifts in front OBJ q
spring gun in a melon patch, or drops
down In front OF smoke.house doah, am
not gwine to be eulogized heah as hero
who lost his life while tryin' TO tow a
burnin' steamboat ashore. AS men lib 80
NAV men speak OBJ DEM"
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REPUBLICAN, MEETINGS.

i,nnberry. August 6, HOp. George Z; stufS"S n
W. Campb6Ii and Col. GeOige B. Caldwell. a , -,
Surpi Point, MonUpgalia county, August ~ u :"
C0Ii GeS5Se ~ August y Up. M, Col. George D.
'T IaTS1buT August 0, r. M Hon. George C. SUR
RIHs and Hon. John A. hulchinson' r. S,rr,,,,
Enckhannon, August !, Hon. Geo. y StuISSS ,i, i,
WsIisburg, August Q. Up. m, A. W. Ctmpoe'' anu
WinGed, Putnam county, August ., M Shp .'
J.W. CIacTait, Col. james Ia McLean A"u '' 40 --'
~ Harr,vi.le, Richie county, August -, p M
HIM John A. Hutchinson Gnd Hon. Geo. Y. etMtsns
New MartInsVllle, WetzCl county, August w. : j.
aiidIsbOurne, Tyler county, August 10 A. W.
Campbell. uor C;norpe C,
urgiss, Hen. John A. Hutchinson anu W. S'O'eN
D. BsnSSod. August Il, 1850 p. IN, Hon, George 2.
stuTglsI, Hon. John A. Hutchinson anu Not' 's''S0
t fa August 70, p ~, Hon. George C. s'ur-
S' FsIryIew, Hancock county, August 70, P: me-
Hon, C. D. Hubbard and Hon. George y. oIu II E.,I
Writ C. H., August 10, p M O"i osOtS0 D' N''''
IVES, Union, DoddrIdge county, August 10, m.
Hon John A. Hutchinson aud hon. ueOtBe " S'u'
s., George, Tucker county, August l6 Hon. J' Nj
Haynus and Hon. John W. Mason s,.,
WesiOn. August 20, Hon. George c. StIrHlis. g.
Hebron, Pleasauts county, August III p III Ne"'
N, GOl ii. and lion. John A. Hutchinson,
MiIIiebonrne. TYLER county, august ~ p m''
Gen, n. Gof, il. and Hon. John A. Hutchinson
Beverly, August "a, Hon. GedIEe Z s VT aou
SisteTsVllle Tyler county, august ~ oeh' NJ Ho'
Jr and Hon. John A. Hutchinson. or ,.o,
Nav MartIuSvllle, WetEel county August 20 ueu'
n. Got, Jr and Hon. John A. Hutchinson ,.,., 7.
;v Whte,ng &, 4 My VAR GOV p "' ''
CISrEsSaTs, August 50, p, M, Gen. Stewart L.
W0OdtOrd. Gan Stewart / :.
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WHILE Mr.. Gladstone is lying sick OF q
fever the Irish compensation bill has been
defeated in the English House of Lords.
The bill practically aimed to secure Tor
certain small tenants their right in such
investments as they might have made for
the permanent Improvement OF their hold
ings, and its operation was carefully guard
ed 30 Us 10 prevent at least any injustice
being done to the landlords. The absolute
rejection OF the principle involved in the
bill by tho House OF Lords-the vote
standing 2S2 to 5l-will not tend much to
the pacifcation Of Ireland. Lord Beacons-
field naturally availed himself OF the OPP
portunity to appeal to the prejudices oil
the Tories, and for night, at least, he en-
joyed the pleasure Of leading a successful
assault upon a prominent government
measure, As the passing exhilaration Of
debauch is followed by nausea, headache
and detection, so the defeat Of this bill in
the House OF Lords last evening will be
followed by political qualms and depres-
sion. The vote has changed nothing, I'M
less for the worse. The relations between
the landlords OF Ireland and their tenants
are still irritating, injustice is thought-to
be practised, violence occurs from time to
time, and generally throughout the United
Kingdom the tenants have now received
warning that the British aristocracy intend
to stand by all their artificial rights even
when these come in contact with what
they may be roughly described,as natural
property rights. II there was no tomorrow
in politics the Tories might be congratu.
lated on their nights work; but as 1t
is it seems altogether likely that cloudy
weather is in store for them until they
manifest more rational disposition.
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pOLiTiCAL NOTES.

REPRESENTATIVE HENDRICK B. WRIGHT,
the Pennsylvania demagogue, has an
nounced that he is forever done with
politics.
The Norwich Comm Bulletin, (Rep.)
thinks that the Democrats should adopt
the wish.bone for campaign badge.
Scion CHASE, the Greenback leader Of
Maine, has refused to run on the fusion
electoral ticket there, and denounces the
Democratic and Greenback State Com
mittees for their plan Of fusion.
Ii Wade Hampton will come North and
repeat from the stump his remark
that Hancock represents the principles
which Lee and jackson fought for four
years, the Republicans will pay his ex-
penses.
The funniest Democratic excuse for the
emptiness OF Hancock's letter is that he
was hampered in expressing his views by
tile fact that President Hayes IS his com:
msnder.in.C Chief! 1t will be pretty hard
work to stretch that excuse over his silence
on the tariff and currency.
wArrERsoN says Hancock deserves to
be the next President, "and, by the grace
Of God and the will Of the American PEG.
ple, he shall be- Oh no, neither Of those
influences will have anything to do with
bis election, II he wins it, It will be by
the grace OF the bulldozer, and the ability
nj the same rs a counter.
TuR Philadelphia Times says: TN these
days Of leniency towards criminals it is
refreshing to find a Governor like Cornell
of New York, who, in defiance OF senti-
Is willing to take the RESPONSE
bility Of allowing the most petted Of muir
derers TO 20 to the gallows to which the
law has consigned him. His course In re-
gard to Cox and Balbo deserves all COM
A NEWSPAPER at Milford, Mass, publish
ed the other day full list Of the stock.
holders in the local national banks. The
result made good deal Of local excitement.
Some Of the loudest takers about "our
banks" appear with one share each; some
Il the worst grumblers about their pow
erty proved 10 be well OF, and several
vociferous Greenbackers, haters OF the
banks, were discovered to be well supplied
with shares OF their own.
REPRESENTATIVE Ton You've, Of Ohio,
depicts the woes OF a Congressman in the
following graphic language: "a great
many people look upon seat in Congress
AS big thing, but in q pecuniary sense It
is most damaging. They say that You get
5000. That's true, but, DIN It look Of
The awful expense connected with 1t.
Why, my political assessments take one
fourth Of my salary, and there are a
thousand incidental expenses. Then the
boys are to feed. You have got to be lib
sral or you are chalked down as stinRy.
Your donations are large 10 private friends
md public charities, 0s a public man Is
llways the first one they call on for relief; !
md add to this that you are forced to Jet
70 your private business, and you will
Don see that that there Is nothing left in
Congressman's salary to keep his family
nd self in the way he would like"
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FUGITIVE PUN.

CONSCIENTIOUS: A Philadelphia woman,
who had twins, sent q request to the
census enumerator to call again.
SCIENTIFIC men tell US that the earth is
but a crust, and every live man wants to
belong to the upper crust
r THEY are trying lady ushers in some OF
the churches in Chicago. but they are not
a success. Every lacy with new bonnet
Is seated way back.
ROMANTIC people watch the bathers
nlavipe in the water with their Black
Crook dresses, and wonder what the wild
waves are saying.-PicayIte.
The table waiter was putting some but
ter in small dish used for that purpose,
when the call.bell tapped. "Hold on a
minute" said the waiter to the dish, "l'm
called, little butter up."-Breakfaa Table.
WHEN they can't make an Albany baby
quit crying in any other way, they lethim
crawl under bed aud make him believe
they think he's lost and are looking for
him, and he will keep quiet for two hours.
Al. enthusiastic veteran, upon getting
his pension papers emitting him to $1,000
arrears, remarked as he lett the City Hall,
"By George, II ! could only meet the das'
tardly rebel that shot me, would treat
him. "-BoSon Herald.
"a CORNER room, shady all day." was
one Of the demands that modest guest
made Of Penrose, the clerk at the -,
the other day. Said Penrose, without q
smile, "very sorry, sir, but can't accom-
MEDIATE you this year. We used to have
rooms like that, but in order to keep them
| it was necessary to turn the whole build
ing around on spindle, and some oil oui
best boarders said it made them sea.sick'
Give you shady room, sir, but not on q
corner"
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The Republican campaign song book,
published by the Republican Central Cam
paign Club Of New York, has been laid on
our table, and from a rapid glance over its
pages seems to be a book Of unusual
merit. 1t will be furnished to clubs atthe
rate Of four dollars per one hundred
copies-a price barely covering the first
cost OF the book.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-06

"FlLosopER" MoRRs, of the Ritchic Ga
s,tie, announces himself as candidate for
Prosecuting Attorney of Richie county.
In his ukase to the people he says he flat
tiers himself that he can get as many Dem
ocratic votes as any other Republican in
the county. This would be rather ambig'
nous in some counties.
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Tnr declaration Of Senator Wallace, of
Pennsylvania, that the Democrats are
going to give formal public notice that they
wont disturb Union soldiers, is, in the
light Of Democratic practice, one of the
most delicious bits OF humor which the
campaign has vet developed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-06

ST. LOUIS obtains no sympathy from the
census bureau in her indignation over the
alleged discrepancies in the enumeration
of her population. General Walker, su-
perintondent of the census, on the con-
trary, is firmly convinced the returns
OF 1870 were fraudulent to the extent Of
$4,000, and adds II 1t were not for the
statute Of Limitation he would make it in
teresting for those who were parties to the
fraud. This is rather cold comfort for st.
Louis, and, worse than all, it will induce
the Chicago editors to sharpen their pen
ellis and make cruel remarks.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-06

Mr., HENRY BERaH, tolerably practical
philanthropist in some respects, has in.
augurated war on all metropolitan cats.
Just what MIR. Bergh's idea is in the ex-
termination of the feline species we are
not informed. 1t is possible that rat trap
makers have combined for a sinister pur.
pose and pecuniary gain. A good agile
cat completely supercedes the best rat
tran manufactured.
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"Ihate The Republican party 'rith all tte IN
lensity ofmy nature. 1 intend 10 teach my
children to hate it. Ihare lired hating ii, and
mean 10 90 to my grave hating h."-Jaks jack
son at Fairmont on tie 2Oh Of July.
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.

suERIFP,
GEORGE Ii. PARKS.
PROSECUTING ATTORSET'
T. ]. HUGUs.
ASSESSOR, CITY DISTRICT,
{. A. HEAVYWEIGHT,
ASSESSOR, COUNTRY DISrMcr'
Il. II. ARMSTRONG.
HOUSE ov pELEGATEA
". P. HUBBARD,
c. D. THOMPSON,
JOHN FREw,
SIMON L. McCoLLoCH.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-06

A REGENT number OF the Quebec NoT-
ing Chronicle contains the following an-
nouncement:
The Lottery for the Rimouski Seminary
will be held on the 10th OF August next
and following days. Tickets, 81 each.
Two hundred and fifty prizes: Lots Of
ground, horse, carriage, banners, way OF
the CIOss, .silver-plated vases, bouquets,
albums, illustrated volumes, silver watch.
fancy pipe, model OF a schooner, pair Of
wheels, framed chromos, ETC., etc,
Six hundred masses for the living End
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= IN, be a. the DISMISSAL Of holders Of

dead will be at the disposal Of holders Of
'' Address the Secretary of the Bishop OF
Rimouski. June 16, 1880.
In the course Of some severe comments
upon this extraordinary religious adyer-
tisement the Toronto Globe says: "The
law iorbids lotteries to be- heldDfor any
purpose, fact Of which Bishop Langevin
Is probably unaware"
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..r,ou., eEpllsLlCAN TICKET,
prrsldpntIaI Electors.
eEpUgLICAN STATE TICKET.

YoR OovERSoS,
GEO. C. sTURGl.s, OF AonOngalia
SUPERINTENDENT oY yRxE SCHOOLS,
A. l.. PURIEToN, OF Wood.
ATTORNEY OEsKRAt,
GEO. b. CALDWELL, OF Ohio.
AUDITOR,
John 9. CUNNINGHAM, Of Kanawha'
TREAspRER,
RICHARD BURKE, Of Monroe
suPREAE JuDGE,
EDWIN MAXWELL, of Harrison
FOR coSOREsS,
IA, DInhc.-JoHE A. HUTCHINSON, oil Wool
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-06

THERE is no telling how sad General
Weaver feels when he contemplates his
punctured boom in Alabama.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-06

Mr.. RICHARD TREvEILIcK is announced
to air his peculiar views at Richie Court
House tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-06

KeySer Echo.
We hope Col. o'Brien is duly grateful
to the Republican party for his nomina-
ton at the hands OF the Democratic Con.
vention. Had not the Republicans nomi-
mated Burke, an Irish-American, the Dem
ocrats would not have thought OF recog-
nizing their Irish voters by giving them a
place:: on the ticket. They grew just only
through fear Of defeat and now make great
ado over their generosity toward the
Irish" Surely thisgame is thin enough for
a quick-witted people to see through.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-06

TRg idea OF Democratic bulldozing In
Vermont is SO novel as to be almost in
credible. But a case OF brutal treatment
OF Republican at East Middlebury Is re-
ported, which will make the Southern
leaders in the art envious. 1t may be said
IN demonstrate anew the superiority Of
the Northerner in whatever he under
takes. Mr.. Farr, hotel keeper, raised
over his house Garfield and Arthur flag.
Members Of the local Hancock and Eng
lish club told him to take 1t down.
He refused. He was taken from
his bed last Thursday night, beat
en-, and had his head shaved. Still reius'
ing to pull down his flag, a rope was tied
around his body and he%as thrown into
the river. Half drowned, he was pulled
ashore, and asked about the flag. Fam
said it should wave. The immersion was
repeated several times, and the plucky Re-
publican not yielding, he was tied to
tree and left. When found in the morn
Ii ing lie was senseless. He will recover
and the Sheriff and State Attorney prom
ise to help bring the bulldozers to justice
This promise means more in Vermont
than a similar promise in South Caroline
or Louisiana, and will be surprising II the
tactics Of Southern Democrats do moi
become very and speedily unpopular in
| Vermont.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-06

TnInI are signs Of a Democratic panic
over the outlook, and well there may be.
ANY experienced political observer can
perceive plenty of indications that the
country is not going to change parties in a
time Of SO great prosperity. 1t is in the
air that the Republican party will be re-
tanned in power. The DRIFT is all that way.
OF course there is hard work for the Re-
publicans to do, and they are preparing
to do it. What they want to calculate
for is sufficient hard work to secure ma
jority in Congress as well as to elect Gar
field and Arthur Both results can be &C.
complished, and both probably will be.