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The Magnolia gazette., 1880-01-23

We have beautiful moonlight nights
now-that is when no dark clouds oh.
struct its silver rays.
The Magnolia gazette., 1880-01-23

The Jackson Clarion has our thanks
for its daily visits.
The Magnolia gazette., 1880-01-23

Gen. Writ Adams returned from jack
son last Wednesday afternoon.
The Magnolia gazette., 1880-01-23

Are you going down to Mardi Gras
"Oulay' for Rexl
The Magnolia gazette., 1880-01-23

The schedule of the O., st. Ian. 0.
Railroad has been changed. The ex-
press or mixed trains meet here now at
l;07 p. m. The mail train going north,
passes here at G:12 p. m. The mail
train going south, passes here at 4:34
., m. Past this in your hat.
The Magnolia gazette., 1880-01-23

II the young gentlemen of this place
want to dispel the mouotony of these
evenings, they ought to organize So
cial or literary club. The meetings
would doubtless be pleasant, and TINS
the time could be passed off agreeabIv.
The Magnolia gazette., 1880-01-23

There will be divine service at the
Episcopal Church next Sunday.
The Magnolia gazette., 1880-01-23

Miss Mary Joyner, who had been alb
Gent few days, returned last Saturday
The Magnolia gazette., 1880-01-23

The young gent who was singing to
'ne moon the other night, so deyotedly,
must have had in his minds eye some
iair daughter of Eve, with whom be was
desperately in love. The pathetic and
uuicet notes of his musical-yoice, and
'ne sentimental words of the song.
mingled with moonshine and night air,
were " bresthed with such intense pathos
'nas our reporter concluded the sineest
must have been in love. We forbear to
make public the name Of his guardian
angel, which be mentioned in q solilo.
guy. after be concluded his song. If
'ne fair one could have only heard the
sweet ' words, that would have been suffi-
The Magnolia gazette., 1880-01-23

Mrs. Folsom and Mrs. Stratton were
crossing over the bridge at Travis Mill,
IN buggy, last Tuesday, when the horse
attached to the buggy became fnghton-
ed at apile OF new lumber. and COM
menced backing, and finally precipitat-
ea the buggy from the bridge. Mrs
rolsom, unfortunately, had one of her
limbs troken, but Mrs. Stratton was
more fortunate, for she escaped unhnrt.
The Magnolia gazette., 1880-01-23

The Honorable Board of Supervisors
will meet on the first monday in next
month.
The Magnolia gazette., 1880-01-23

Now is a good time to advertise your
business.
The Magnolia gazette., 1880-01-23

Mr.. Rubson, the barber, removed from
this place to Liberty, one day last week.
The Magnolia gazette., 1880-01-23
R. T. DOMINIC,

New ORLEANS.
Is now in Magnolia; and persons wanting
painting executed in the neatest style, will
find it TO their advantage TO call on him a.
the Central House, before making contracts.
or address him AZ 59l Anunnciation street.
New Orleans, La. nov28
The Magnolia gazette., 1880-01-23

Our town is remarkably healthy.
The Magnolia gazette., 1880-01-23
Plantation Supplies

Of every kind. Small orders from the coun
try neatly aud securely boxed and
promptly filled.
Direct your orders TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06

aaoe and IL now q receptacle for mutilated tombs,
headIeee statues and broken RHave-slabe. eLeaae
company OF heroes have been Laid to resi- In tlS
noble sanctuary. The ancient Seigneurs OF bergen
had their place of sepulture within lts precinSts'
and after them, the governors OF the Guy. MoI
gan who repuIsed the Duke Of Parmaj Lodls OF
Kethel who opposed Spinola, were inferred neIe'
The gratitude OF the inhabitants had decreed pour
pOus INSCRIPTIONS bas reliefs and statues 70 tness
valiant heroes; they rested under the SHADOW OF
great porticoes of marble; but the cannon OF 1I4I
disturbed their eternal slumber. and mingled HhelI
ashes by breaking into their tombs. VI an tneso
sUperb monuments, there remains only few rag
ments Snd we may think ourselves fortunate 10 10
able to make ont from whence they came.
The descriptive passages in this work will natur-
ay be found to possess the greatest interest for the
majority of readers. As rule they are terse, anil
mated and graphic. never wasting strength by diff
fuseness of expression. lmpairing the effect Of
the picture by extravaganza of detail. They evince
frank and joyous temperament on the part of the
writer, q willingness TO be pleased and desire to
please but not at the expense of nicely Of observa-
ton or accuracy of portrature. Not so much, per-
haps can be said of the copiOus historical notices
which accompany the narrative, many of which
could have been spared without injury to the
reader and some of which do not appear TO be sns-
tanned by the standard authorities on the subject
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06

LOVE In LITERATURE.--Such books as those
OF NJ de Maupassant lopeided. They treat OF the
world as though It were Influenced only by single pas
sion; Whereas one OF the finest wits among his own
countrymen might taught him that there are not
few people who would never have thought Of love De-
tween the sexes they had not heard much CONVEX
saon about It, 1t is the shortestlived Of our senr
ments, and may well be described as way faTer who
tarrieth with us only for day. Once upon time e
young Englshman of good birth and connexions, was
rewarded by the attention of very pretty girl. Auer
they had mutually gone through snch preiminarfes OF
courtship as arc tU be performed by willing mnds at
distance, they ultimately had speech Of each other.
Then said the young lady who was tai and upright as
wand {" generally come hitler about halfpast In
the afternoon" Hlvng thus spoken abe looked down
with and wrOt upon the ground VIII
her umbrellas for the weather uncertain AID though
IN love she not without forethOughr " Hang II !
that Ia unlucky" replied the young gentleman or good
birth and valuable connec tOns we lunch at Oc0ek"
f TINS brief episode the OF two British lovers
the mOa is that neither Of them would sacrifice their
convenence regular habits to the yantles Of amatory
DISCOURSE Two young Germans would almost certainly
have ncIed In the same way; and Goethe, who knew
something Of the hearts mysteries, shows Us Tentono
swain admring the sterling everyday virtue OF
cutting bread and butter udcousY than the roses and
lilies on adys cheeks or the liquid brightness OI mex
eyeg,-lPall Mall GaSrtte.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06

Tho credit Of introducing savings banks into
England is due to Miss Priscilla Wakefield, who. in
the beginning of the present century, founded @
bank at Tottonham for receiving the savings OF
Workmen and female domestic servants.
The newspapers often print the "last words
NJ mon bnt never those OF q The latter would
take up too much room and crowd out ell the adyer-
tisements-INorristOwu Herald.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06

Senator Chambers home-life was happy one.
He married Letitia Grace Douglass OF New York,
noble Christian woman, whose social ACCOMPLISH
ments blended dignity with grace, anG who ful-
filed her share of the exacting duties attendant
wife Of the Hon Eugene Hale. of Maine. and lives
at Ellsworth IN that State. The Senator was
strongly attached to his family, and took great de-
with his daughters three healthy, handsome boys.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06
fam 5rhoola

A LBANY LAW SCHOOL.-Fall term begin
IA September 2, 1880 For circulars address horace
sMITR, Dean Of Law School. Albany, ". Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06

win receive pupils painting aandscspe nowcsr e@4n1
china ana decoraion at ber ssuio The Beia No - -
and June. - - .,,,u--. - -.
Ieres Hart. M A II. HelioWx l.fgetll 81 ~
, 1880-02-29

20, l880-sIXTEEN PAG
| ~,~~->o~R ReARD WANTED. ..-..
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Hs1 Is s "'is VIZ
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-.->,>~,x.BI BUSINESS CHANCES. -
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5
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som snntsd NJ attsn;ion wlaeTer Viii to III
u the er &c busasss Mltn . aa
posa Vii BE- RsS apS
saseg s1 IS "a the M q oae
La tribune @ otiee. As 'ehaes address, Tor I'VE days
| 4 FIKsT-Cl;Ass As! GHANCE TO GET INTO Go0I
- ess-For sale, stock and fixtures a6ont Il an
~ I'll fsss sass se2d4y = tn
oy hre sat thsr
security Parties Interested must sign rea. name n
10 isssfns fS5 :s
| A RARE CHAXCE 70 GET INTO CAsH-PAY-
business takes All n,y time. viii rent n,y building
ss as ats1 III
A MAM 1aA;;x " W1TM 500 SAN FIND A oFPoR-
objse farsr esssnd %sn she
Sans s se
4 KSlsTEAD & CoTTLE HAVE FOR SALE 4
saa M nTs,S1ass and % %"nstactnsne s. business well esb
ns sn e, aeom fasn aaa 'h0r''a
4 RAKE CHANGE-A NAN WITH 4 FEW
ais e. Uane IL s that
A CAPITALIST WITH FEW THOUSAND
to psy iS IS T6nne # ose
A MAS Macy W1TH IT. Fl! s19 CASH l, CAN GET INTO
bug eau Monday Ut Isl West Mndsscn-s1, basement e
A EN- TlSE SopPolrg;NlTy Or, rok FATTY 70 EN-
attend: Dersin far cash - TSune oitiess oiee f'''
nAnTTEk gsx'pr n;RnN,5 WAITED WITH s q G061
party deess Il Tribune 'S oes. saa'ee 1oF the '0'
LOCATED S;asr1 ,SIs; FURNISHED
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tass RSe shop
FoK sALE-IIAViNG BOUGHT THE SCALE
nv Of S1 Ts sp n for sa,s
an nd 1ee hoeSs a dee ing fa nH'.s! Ss
rsse Of xfe yun a
and wlndolllls. Maukesan, ~. -.
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eE so,a s,oEe n 9w eo" prescription tade
5a!snce 9n H. long M time nropery sec4red NJ trade.
:ea9sess oo3 -. A1nnoonoy. Marion Conn1y. II:
For sALE,-CAEAP FOR CASH-GpoD. CLEAN
town IN Illinois; Goal Company Rays out *!n psr
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Il 5a!S I6,! 205X1 81 EN1M @ g S
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ToR sALE-t1,a0 CASH WILL nuY. An Es-
Lon sAIE-TIIE WHOLE OR PART INTEREST
- sSSs eass5 = T51S1ae
sssesa eR:sf:s hsss e se'sons for selling
Z p'ete STOCK: rrst.elass sand: is Sorth caTi:sL
Fon -, AIssot NEAT r MAnKET 5Ia
dress T ii. Tribune once. '1'l 'eN' W.. Vs. ~
Il xSpsssa; W!s soa:lsHs ; ,ns :fSsf @
sfockery 1on'd mare !. ueF.,vs trade for 20 acs
owner otierwise engassa viii show books a sTi-
5n : = aSGF5TdF1za ses'disa T BUSINESS
Wortn $tu DALI or whole; staple goods: large @
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f. sSSss. ~ ssps ete, + tSsn $$S ihhat.sass,
siorss tie place; are no r9os vacant for more 70
" ?eaSss ess ea-.n ADDRESS
u The e'y ehep ioe es T1nae
Tor sXlE-1N Old, wELL:EsTA5 5L5sHEp
ress f. TbMne eee. s''a '' AL
FoR sAlE-;oJSrRY = STORE; FULLY sTocKEp
ess a , iive town g I'D ilss 10Th + Ghissss seasoa
M {Mor selling sickness u laml!y. i: :FKEuDESnERG &
T. F5H EsS2 I'M fs!z; 51 1zP
StoEe III FCdSOtlAO9 inquire RL SCA1E-
, 1880-02-29

E3oAAn-FDH GENTLEMAN AND WIFE m
~. koou hel.hborhoud central location. front room
@ not neove second floor. References desired; terms
I 9e naodes3te Address, with particulars W. 81,
RoAKD-TABLE, ON THE NORTH sIDE-AD1
, 1880-12-19
MEDICAL
MEDICAL.
Itching Humors, Sca|y Humors, Blood
Humors, Speedily, Permanently, and
Economically Cured When Physicians
and All Other Methods Fail.

What are Skin and Scalp Diseases but the evil
dence Of internal Humor ten times more difficult
other nuids, destroying the delicate machinery
aons, *hieh buTst fhroash 2 The skin in loatnsome
Cuticura Resolvent, the new BLOOD Purifier:
internally, Cuticuru, Il Medicinal Jelly, assisted
by the Cuticura Medicinal and Toilet Soap ex-
cures of itching, scaiy and scrnfufous Humors
ever recorded In medical annHla-
ECZEMA RODENT.
ECZEMA RoDEST.-F. Fl. Drake. Esq, agent for
astonishing account Of bis Case tEczema Rnlent'.
physicians without benefit, and which speedily
yielded to the CutiCura Remedies.
SALT RhEuM.
SALT RNKUA.-Wii McDonult o25542 Dearborn
st.. Chicago. gratefully acknowledges cure OF
Suit Rheum on head. neck. face arms, anu legs
tor seventeen years; not ablo to walk except M p On
himself for eight years: tried hundreds OF REIN
edios: doctors pronounced his case hopeless:
permanently cured by the Cuticura Remedies
RlNCWoRM.
RINGwoRA-Geo. W. Brown, IS Marshall-st..
Providence, r. l.. cured by Cnticura Remedies
OF Ringworm, Huuor: got at the baroer's
which spread all over bis ears. neck, and face,
and for six years resisted all kinds OF treatment
SKIN DISEASE.
s. A. Steele. Esq, Chicago. ILL.,. says: II will
say that before used the Cuticura Remedies
was In fearful state, and b. bad given up hll hope
wonderful cure for int, and If my own Eree
will and accord recommend them.'
Potter, Chemists and Druggists, $50 Washington
St., Boston, and are for eale BY all Druggists.
f7ee o. n McacnS }r Je s%a Rso@oa
tho new Blood Purifier, 81 per bottle; Cutlcnra
Medcins Toet s"ap IS cents; Cuttcrn ; Me
heFE md Ia consumers. cents.
, 1880-12-19
DON'T SOUANDER MONEY,

It IS worse than folly to sQuandef money
on foolish nicknacks and costly tritles, when
the same amount would secure one Of those
elegant and stylish silk fur-lined circulars or
wraps at Messrs. a. Bishop & Co.'s, 164 State
street. corner Monroe. A comparatively
small additional outlay will buy one of those
superb London-dyed seal sacQues OF dolmans,
made I'D in the faultleEs style for which this
firm is famous, and which will last life
time. \ recent invoices of sealskins imported
hy this house is the finest stock ever shown
in tie West, every skin being selected.
Ladies choosing from this elegant stock will
have garments that cannot be excelled In
beauty in the world.
, 1880-12-19
MOTOPATI1Y.
CANARREI.
MOTOP4ATI4Y,
What the Term Signifies to Those Who
Are Led to Believe that the Disease
Can Be Cured with Quack Nos
t1um Advertised for IA
DOLLAR" or


How Catarr1, Ends If Not Arreafed.-
In support Of the following statements anuen not
cine !eniers, bit c1cry family In tho lnd ho l,as
catarrh neKleced Of tamperrd with te darin9 nnin1
1ometmes felt through tic chest cvnscuuen1 up,,n
sYupathetic inflammation nhovn almost Hefnre tha
subject IL avare Of it. resolve into an unea*1 fetux
or du achinK sensation beneati, the shoulder nade:
or perhaps Is pnin tn the side and shortncss III
breath. Night swene begin. the feet and hands arc
jpiiales and labors to force iie nr;eon stTunm Of
}lfe through the Intricate mo.hes st thc Iunrs ted
And now the subject nwnkeb to a consciousness OF
the reAl danger; Of his sef-negect self -trculment
with "radicnI cures" and bad ndy{ce: int it's fnn
late; when these symptoms become we'll dclnpd tie
die is cast On the paEe cheek Inns aet ts
burning seal while dny after day tile symptoms be-
come more deeply marked the cou IN and expecto-
r,Itipn keep pace with the ontnucd wasting Ut the
the e9n. 91s ,stI ,I 'S" h. to md S b
bones oecome pTnminent; the e!e looks Wi!d Aho
beIns mttn sshnSo us..o: anS 'Ps Etnm .n'' ra ao
naas nuo sn1 @ .seu - 1o2ou o. t0.! @ @ I
M9nsy in1 o1y* - g ": t =. a "olm ~. "'tt ~
, 1880-12-19

DON'T KNOW WHAT TO GIVE.
Many musical people are thinking Of some
fitting present for amateurs or musicians. A
very large stock of classical songs and plano
forte selections from alt the great masters may
he found. elegantly bound, at S. Drainard's Sons,
I36 State street.
, 1880-12-19

N. .MATSON & CO.,
for the better accom-
3,,odntio7e Of their cas-
TONERS, qCilI Keep open
evenings during this
2UeeE.
, 1880-12-19

1IUUU FHVW1TlHI D7'3Ne1'0
from Maine to California heartily recommend
the burgtnr-proof," f1re-proof," and 'pick-
proof" safes and locks mnde by HILLS Safe T.
Lock Co., l47 and 149 Dearborn street. More
..Halrs Safes" in use than any other. Call and
see orr t.BOuse Safes
, 1880-12-19
n,,. Perfection Of Comfort, Cheap
Fare, and Quick
Time.
crowth of the Towns Along the
Line, and Advantages
Offered.
Those Splendid Suburban Trains.

rha manifest destiny Of Chicago is to be
y. rraatest city of the world, and capitalists
<,oro all parts of the world are now turning
t,rir attention to Chicago real estate as the
.,fest and most profitable investment that
IN be made. 1t is fortunate that the city
h,s p|enty Of room to expand, and If the bus
iness centre offers attractions for large i'll
nstors, the residence and suburban districts
m 10 less attractive to persons Of moderate
,,aans who desire to make the best possible
N, Of their small savings. Indeed, Chicago
IN adef greater inducements in the way of
suburban residence property than perhaps
nv other city of equal size III the world.
Although the city is steadily growing on all
ddes. yet the most rapid and substantial
4erelopment is towards the south, and par
Henlarly along the line Of the Illinois Central
Raffoad. This road was the first to appre-
sencfata the importance Of the suburban in
faresk and it is the only line rum
nInx out of Chicago that affords any
thing like the proper accommodations to
this class OF patrons. In the first place, it
completely solves the great problem Of rapid
uzusit md cheap fares, without which sub
Q1Q2u 1Eo14CIANC "VAAA OC ~ 1A(L4I0111
nssible for businessmen. With an unub-
,sRueted line INTO the very heart Of the city,
nd with no street crossings or bridges Ia
necessltate slow running or cause delay, the
resident o. uyde l>afk reaches MS place or
business IN the CITY III less il'ne tnan the
ordinary street-car would bring hin, from
Ashland avenue or Iwenty-seconn Street.
Tradition to this, the accommodations arc
Infinitely superior to the sloM-go19g street.
ea11: The managers OF the ILLINOIS central
Bead are evidently TOO progressive 10 th1nk
f1at any old worthless cars, that have out
Hsed Their usefulness even as efn1gfaht vans,
Ae good enough to run on suburban trains,
nd they have astonlshed the old-togy OH.
eaals OF other lines BY putting on trains OF
e3egant new coaches, designed and manu-
1scfuted expressly 1of the s4oufhah tfave!.
Fourteen OF these new coaches are now IN
constant use IN the road, ana Twelve more
ne almost completed and will be at once put
&e y. the nc oa41T uem r. ..,,...n,s" suse
u II aSe VI ae uE e" LII sueGo ~ iaaS'
1%ar 80 ora ta:+e,f,'ilv Jacora+ad nn,,s',nii,,
III 1f 1;~ht.d az .svfaeti,, hoa+ad h,, ~,
*eta, pi,ae r,'nn;,,p @ ti,e an{ira fnnott If +ha
e.~rnGar the s..ate The n,,rlad i6craaee M IL. IN
rha ratronsD.. shntvs 4int tha enternr;se IT
d. Enmna,1. Ia o,'rreci1ted hv the nnh,;c
n tex< than f,rtr froins - for NOW rt,n he.
fSeen tha Cen1r,i nrnnf and Grand T,ross-
fnr \ distance ~ n;na and fhrae-onaTter
Miles twelve of thesc trains pn ~ far 40
Kensintfon a distance 1T fnurfeen miles
Fonnina At P1,lIman' the sfation established
n cannectinn xith The Pnilman Pa1acp-i;ar
0ompany's new works. These trains run
, 1880-12-19

Before you purchase d.
AM0NDS give us q chance
to SHOW you our stock and
give our prices. Our goods
are the BEST quality, and
we do not seek to avoid
comparison of PRICES with
other dealers.
TRASK, ROWE & CO.,
jewelers.,
105 State-st.
, 1880-12-19
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
WOODS HOUSEHOLD
Practice Of Medicine
HYGIENE AND SURGERY.
Practical Treatise for the Use Of
FAMILIES, TRAVELLERS, SEAMEN,
MINERS, AND OTHERS.
Edited by
FREDERICK A. CASTLE, II. D.
IN TWO VOLUMES ILLUSTRATED BY OVER 100
FINE WOOD ESGHAFlNGA


Price pr volume-Cloth. 500; 1eather. 800; half
MOROCCO, <7.50
work Of this kind has been demanded BY the people
for years past From time to time individuals.
less closely connected with the medical profession.
have sought take ndvantnxe Of The fact. But hero
tOf0re. the great body OF the physicians In this
try have dsapprovcd any attempt convey med
Ills professional standing could 9e Induced writo
contribute Hucn work. More recently. how
ever, feeling has been growing among the lending
men in the profession thnt this popular desire for
written, book Kivinx every detail which can pos >lby
he available - th.e not specially educated in mcdl
cine might be blessing mankind. and Of positive
benefit to physlcnn* in enabling patients tnteiliEcnty
to carry out prUt essiOnn! advice
We have at once taken nd dyanta8t OF this favorable
change Of opinion hare the present work prepared.
Now for the time in the history Of literature lns
1t been 4il pusaiblc obtain the and the
writers for a work like woods Household Frlctice
of Medicinc.''
1t Is essentially practical work, intended for daily
use Theories Of of kinds have boon omitted. 1t has
teen the aln Ut the eminent nutnor> to mase their
contributions cienr and concise and free rs uUa.i
bic from technical terms that the entire work he
who have had limited educational adran,axes
It Is written By ph}stci4nH Anu surgeons who are
nmon1 the Must prominent In the country, who
esteemed in the profession THE surest OF ability
authorities In the particular line OF practice they
devo1e themselves to-men ho now bold the high
eat and responsible positions In tho great hosp
tails md public Institutions throuGhut the land men
in the primo uf life and successful practitioners.
These writer's have been selected from sections Of
the United States: This ts therefore. In sense,
representative bu0k-
sold only By subscription: G9P!es Of the work and
testimonials from prominent Chicago physicians
be seen at my tt0re v. 7. kEESER-
, 1880-12-19
$4,000 Stock
JEWELRY! :!

Also. Sample Lines Of Jewelry, consist
ing of GOLD RINGS, NECKLACES. Rich
BRACELETS, GOLD-PLATED SETS.
Real English GARNETS, Real WHITLEY
JET. ..-
Also large line of REAL HA1R GooDS
at SOC on the dollar.
, 1880-11-07

--~@-----~>~~<~~~~---|-~~--
NTANTED-TD LEAsE-FDK TERN OF fE A Ky
w a building con ;ulniuR about 3loU spuars feet
hoor room for manufacturing purposes. Address
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-23
HiSoeLIdneOils.

San FRANCISCO, July 22.-The Greenback
State convention this morning nominated
W. A. Howe, of Satana, for Congressman
for the Third district, and j. D. Godfrey, of
Los Angeles, for the Fourth district. The
platform endorses the Chicago platform and
adds thereto clauses In favor of repeal of
the specific contract law and issue to the
people by the government of money on good
security at rate of interest not In excess of
the cast of issuance.
CAIRO July 22.-The Democratic convention
at Oarbondale to-day nominated Judee Hile-
man, of Union, for Congress, from the eight
eenth district.
SPRINGFIELD ILL.,, July 22.-The Greenback
labor conveation for the twelfth district TODAY
nominated Henry III. Miller. of Morgan county.
for Congress- and James K. Magic, of Sanpa-
mon county, for member of the State board OF
equalization
DENVER, Col. July 22.-The Democratic
State convention is called to meet at Leadyille
August 18th.
GALVESTON, July 22.-Nesus special, Jefferson
The Greenback convention at Sulphur Springs
nominated Fl. F. O'Neal, Cass county, fol
Congress.
TTrusvILLE, July GA Garfield and Arthur
club was organized here tonight at the Acad-
emy OF Music, which is secured for the season
Tor weekly meetings. One hundred and fifty
slsneo the roll hot campaign is looked for,
permanent organization Saturday evening.
MEMPHIS, July 22.-The Democracy of the
Ninth CONGRESSIONAL district nominated G. B.
Simonton for Reelection.
CINCINNATI, July 22.-The Republican con.
vention of the Eighth district TODAY nominated
j. W. Keifer for Congress.