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For Sheriff..

We are authorized 10 announce EPh'
RAIN 4. BERRY us candidate FOR tie
sNire Of Sheriff Of Lewis county.
We are authorized IL announce judge
JASPER PETERSON rs II candidate fur
Sheriff ut tue coming election.
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| lying. .I
Afull line Of these Scales can be
seen at Fairbanks & Co., As Wood
Street, Pittsburg, Pr.
SNce>M Notices..
NOTICE. have opened a new
line Of Groceries and COnlection-
cries, on Second Street, three doors
below Ross opposite the Hayden
House. l take this method oil
inviting all my old customers to
call. J. S. WILKINSON.
- Mrs. Minerva J. Shaw has
just received Il fresh supply Of
Millinery Goods, such rs Corsets,
Kid Gloves, Hamburg Laces, Hair
Nets, Jet Bracelets, Hats and Hat
Pins, Satins and Silks, Fancy Rib
bons, Ostrich Plumes, Rulings,
IIandcrchicfs, silk and linen. She
has on hand a lotof Parasols which
he is selling at 35cts, - parasols
at.$1 50. This is the place TO set
bargains.
All acGouuls due me must be set.
tied ut once.
The most agreeable medicine ]
have ever used. is "7he Poor Mani
Liner Pills. Whilst they net thor
oughly upon tho bowels, there is
no pain nor gripping, produced BY
their action, us is the case with
most other pills. As they acl
promptly upon The stomach, most
attacks Of sick headache, arc re-
Iicycd in about two hours. Prict
only IL cents per box.
Chil,lren's Worm Syrup prepared
by J. H.. Bare.
Farmers, use the Horse and Cart
. Powders prepared byJ. II. Barest
Twist tobacco l0cts q loot al
Horrow & Hersman's.
Tie linestlo Of Standard Boots
in this section ut Brinknlan 4
Sterling's.
Cabinet size photographs Of Han
cock aud Garfield. Price 10 cents
leach ut the News Depot.
CamDaign song books, at tho
News Depot. Price 10 cents.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ust received, at the News Depot.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NJ NJ accounts qTe mus, mnitlsTzgs
long us l can-''look a leGdle oud."
F. BMNKMAN.
,,,. ,.,., -, .,,,. a. pouo,.
nrnt Siorr
All kinds Of ladies and gents
s St.,ra N '
Gregory has the largest stock Of
cG ;lin s;, J, vi I"'' ''s" :" '0"''
"''e mn " c''''
Ciregory's is the place fol- your
S'o''e""'e'
Mr.. Brinkman desires lis 10 say
t"I IL; W. r,s S, ,%amo;, ,no " l;m
- n.t a, ~ ont,nr o,.o. ,,,arod ~
,his n nartnt NJ lIrinknl,n 4 Stcrl.
;m,,'s '''"'"'' wv
'"s
a large and varied stock OF No
IONS lust receive" III pf'''N''"'' y
o'erltNss'
Finest assortment Of dress goods
IN e. ISn 4'S {. storI;nr,s
~ ''''''"'A'' "
Ladies' and Children's Shoes
that never wear out ut BrinEman
At Grcgory's you can get glass
''v'S '.' '',
Best !nSpccte'l lamp OIL anu OILS
,cc1o0z B00I.s nj .I[oyy0zy
g. Yorc,pou,s
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HEDEMOCR'A1'
SATURDAY@ u. Oct. 8
Thine Table on slie w. a. G.
4 Railroad.
On and after Monday, May 2llll,
1850, Trains will run rs follows !:
GOING NORTH.

-Ns%Nt'A -
GOING NORTH.
No. Through Passenger mud Frrishi.-
Leave Weston at . :35 i. NJ, Jane
Low, G:09; Lost Creek, G:332 ;
Mt. Glare, G:53; ". Clarksburg,
7:l0. Arrive ut Clarksburg 1T
:35. a. NJ.
no s.-WRy Passengers and Freight
Leaves Weston at 80 r. w.;
*Flcsher's Depot, lao; Jane
Lew, 2:05; #Mil(Urtl Road,
2:15; Lost Creek 2;29; *I}rick
Church 2 ::3S; #Skidmore's . :.t(i ;
Mt. Glare, 2 ST p; *Brown's Brock,
2:5S; W. Clarfshurg 3:1G. Ar.
rive at Clurksburg at 8 % ".
GOING SOUTH.
NJ May Passenger md Freight
Leaves Clarksburg ut S SO a. NJ;
". Clarksburg, SAG; *Br0wn'S
Greek, Sos; Mt. Glare, 9:12
%Skidm0re's, 9:0; *BricIi
Church, :32; Lost Creek 9:35;
*Alilforl Road, 9:40; Jane Lew,
100; *FleSher's Depot, 1925.
Arrive at Weston at 1885 a. NJ
No. i.-Tllrpnh PaSfrrf aud Fright.
Leaves Clarksburg at 4 20 =. NJ;
W. Clarksburg, so; Mt. Glare,
4:55; Lost Creek, SSH; Jane
Lew, sal. Arrive at Weston at
6:15tP. ".
All Train7aaily, except Sunday.
a #Flag Stations-Trains stop
hero only when signallell.
HENRY BRANDON,
Vice-l'residcnt.
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NV FrnM.-NIr. Er Ralston and
DR.. Simpson have purchased the
stock Of drugs recently owned by
Dr.. Bailey, and will continue the
business at the same place. Mr..
Ralston will also continue the jew,
clry business. They can be found
in the new brick building on Main
Street. Look out for advertise,
mcnt next week.
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0rE GRADED School commenced
on Monday last. Tho pupils num-
bercd 1S0-lurgcr than ever before
enrolled the first week.
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The MYsTEc Tie, a Masonic pa.
Per, has made its first appearance.
1t is tho only paper of tho kind
published in the State; and both
editorialIy and geographically re-
fleets great credit upon its publish
ers. Strange as it may seem, it is
published ut Beverley, Randolph
county, by AIcssrs. Weymouth and
and Trimblc. We extend to it a
cheerful grccting-if for no other
reason, because it is u credit to the
"art rrcscrvativc."
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LOOK OFT for bogus tickets with
names slipped in. Vote straight,

TnE Posi- OFFICE has been re-
moved to the room recently occll-
pied by En- Ralstou.
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Oh Tuesday next, 1T the election,
look to your tickets. Read every
name on the ticket.
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q guess I haf to gif up my dele
phone already said the old cltl-
zen, yesterday, as he entered the
Office Of the company with Il very
long face. :,
"Why, what is the matter now
"0h! everytings. | got dot dele.
phone in nine house 50 as | could
speakc init der poys in der saloon
down town, and init my relations
in Springwells. but | liaf To glf it
up. | never haf so much droublc.
"llow?"
"VeII, my poy shon, in der sa-
loon, hc rings Her nell und calls
me up und SAYS IN old tricnt of
mine wants to see how she works.
Dot is all right. say 'licllo!' and
he says come cIoser!' | goes
closer and hclloes again. Den lie
SAYS, stand Il leedlo off, ] stands
Il ieeIie OF and yclls vonce more,
yells louder. 1t goes dot way for
len minutes, und den he SAYS:
Go 10 Texas, YOU old Dutchmanr
you see?"
"Ycs,"
"AnI den my bruJdcr in Spring.
wells he rings Dc nell. und calls me
Mp. and says how | vas dis even
Ills? | SAYS I vas feeling like
some colts, and he saws. who wants
TO puv SONG goats? ! SAYS, colts
-colts-coltsr mud he answers,
;oh. coats. / thought you said
ronts, Vcn I goes 10 ask him Of
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II will plow my field tom orrow,'
said Jeannot | must not lose any
time, as the season is advancing;
and if1 neglect TO cultivate my
Iield | shall have no wheat, and as
Il consequence no broad"
Tomorrow arrived. Jcannot
was up by daylight, and was about
going out to get his plow, when
one Of his friends came TO invite
him to family festival. Jeannot
hesitated at first: but on rejecting
little he said "A day sooner or
later makes 10 difference for my
business, while Il day of pleasure
once lost is always lost" lie went
TO the festival.
The next day ho was obliged to
rest himself, because he had eaten
a little too much, and drank little
too much, and had headache.
Tomorrow | will make up for
this" he said.
Tomorrow came; It rained.
Jeannot, to his great grief, was un.
allie to get out nil day.
The following day it was fine,
and Jcannot felt himself full Of
courage; but unfortunately his
horse was sick in his turn. Jean.
not cursed the poor beast.
The following day was a holiday,
and he could not, Of course, work.
A new week had commenced, and
in Il new week great deal may lie
done.
tls began by going TO a fair in
the neighborliood he never iailel
to attend it; it was the finest fair
held within ten miles. He went
afterwNrl to u christening Of Il
child of ono Of his nearest rela.
tiOns and a(tetward 10 q buriul ;
in short, he had so many things 10
occupy him that when lie began to
plow his field, the season Of sowing
WAS past; thus lie had nothing u
reap.
When YOU have anything 10 do,
do it at once; for ilyou are master
Of the present, YOU are more so Of
the future. and he who always
puts of his business ill tO.lnorrow
runs II great risk oi never hring
ahl" 10 finish ANYTHING
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4inotaer Indiei Lecture.
a special to tho Register from

a special to tho Register from
Washington says:
In many bar.rnoms and otlle.
windows can now be seen n full
length wood cut, of tho standard
show size, Of Bob Ingcrsoll, Atheist
and Radical. Under this, in
significant hluo letters, is written,
"Nhat shall VIC do 10 bo saved?n
followed by the announcement
that he will give one of his lnfdel
entertainments at the National
Theatre. at scventy-tive cents
head. II will he attended by all
well duped people of all ages and
sexes, who will laugh at and ap-
plaude the most blasphemous
uttemnces ever listened to from
any platform. l don't think Mr..
Blaine would now permit him 10
make another brilliant nominating
speech for him at Chicago, even..if
the negroes of this District had
elected him n delegate.
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jPEJI.lA AND DEPARTURE
or THE Nails

Ciarh.'ur.- symi-IHily except SGndars-
hnyrs Wcs'on II, i',ii h " and l:air. H.
arrives at II 4. VI, uUA t:lir NJ.
EraAlou Cuurl Iungg-dm'y except san.
,lnys-ari,cs ut Nr,,on I,y 5:an T. NJ, and
lrayrs Weston same day III G:1o + NJ
Gicm ii!c--duily except Sumlay4-!rhger'
Weston nj 3 i. NJ. nnG arrives nj iP VI.
liucklmuunn--.datly "SrrlA Snnda's-hT-
riyrs nj Weston Ht II \. ~, AMI leaves
nj l@M.
rrilippi-nrriycs n, Weston TUESDAYS mad
Fridays aiGP. N leaves Weston HtdneS-
tlay mud Saturdays nj y. N.
Mount rlrIsAnt-ltavrE Weston Mondays
nnI hmSInys at A.M.--arrvra Tnr'dEINs
and Fridays iy : r.. N.
West l'rinu --urrivrE Mondays att I. NJ
-luAvrs Weston TUESDAYS Al : y. N.
Sand furk--Unrc II WrrR-,!eavcs Weston
NundrysM 6 A. NJ arrives TucsiNys IL; .
+. n
.aN~ Parties having mail Ia 90 should
lrin,: il 10 The Office nlli an hour before The
,tcIar urr Of the mnils
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Fine Sample Enoms. Telegraph Of
flee. cxc,lIcn. Stabling, Bas to all
r:ains.
May 4. 1878.
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pocket, and rendered ii to tht
young man.
"l1erc," said he, in Il cnld.;. .;.insult
ing tone, ".you'vc'helped us out oil
scrape; allow me To-"
But he never finished. Ra!
Stanford struck the money from
his hand, then, turning without &
word, strobe OF down the shining
beach. After that we saw him III
more.
The time for, our departure fol
home drew nigh.
Kathleen had grown palc ard
thin during these days. Her eyes
were unnatumlly bright, and lIeI
cheeks wore Il beetle Llush-therc
was something wrong with koth-
leen.
TWAS the evening before our in.
tended departure. and we two
walked alone on the beach. The
sun was setting, dropping slowly
down its golden ladder into ileccy
cloud banks ofscarlet and amber
up and down We paced, neither Of
us speaking. So the sun set and
the twilight gathered.
Suddenly the form Of a man rose
before us in the gray shadows. 1t
was Ray Stanford. He came
straight up to Kathleen, and held
out both his hands. She laid her
own within them. There was a
sweet smile on her lips; her eyes
were luminous.
"Is it good-bys?H 'sho said, soft
ly. .,.,, .,
"Never," he cried, fiercelv. "Tell
me, Kathleen, is it true, arc you go
ing 10 marry that man-that Fan
shawc?"
a sneering laugh fell upon our
ears; Fanshawe stood beside us.
"A pretty scenc!" he sneercd.
"A Irritation between my betrothed
wife and II common lisherman"
With face like marble and eyes
out.nashing diamonds, Kathleen
slipped her engagement ring from
her finger, and laid it in Arthur
Fanshawe's hand.
"L'have worn it too long already,
Mr.. FanshawO!" she said, coldly.
And ere he could recover from his
amazement, Ray Stanford spoke
and said:
And who told you, Mr.. Fan
Shave, that ! was but common
fisherman? Not that | attach any
ignominy to the vocation, which
has been followed by some of the
noblest and grandest heroes Of
earth; but, unfortunately, | have
no claim to the titIe.=lam merely
passing u fow months on the Flor.
ida coast, 'roughing it, that |
might regain the health and
strength which had unaccountably
deserted me. leave soon for my
home in the north. You have
heard Of Hugh Stanford, of Bos'
toni"
~ merchant prince !" calculated
FanShawc, beginning 20 move
away.
"fIc is my fatherm said Ray
Stanford, coolly; and bending over
Kathleen who stood clinging to me,
lie continued, while Fanshawe
slunk Off through the evening
shadows, Kathleen, say YOU for
give me my unintentional decep-
ton! ] had known YOU u week or
more before / realized the full eS-
tent OF my guilt. Forgive me-,
darling, for love you so"
Her head was on his shouldcr,his
arms around her. They had for
gotten all about me, and | went
home alone.
An hour later Kathleen came TO
my side, her eyes shining like
stars.
"You'll be my bridesmaid,
cheie," she whispered, kissing me
with tender tears in her eyes. I'm
the happiest little woman alive!
And the best of it is, | loved him
just as well when ! thought him q
poor fisherman as | do now, that |
know he is of n wealthy and aristo-
cratic family. | tell you, chtrie'-
with another kiss pride is Il very
good thing, in its place; but true
lava iS always nnn oyer tha hest "
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RgJsllvHsLE Es0TEs.

lsushville. Lewis Co., W. Va.
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H1chrrs CrcrE District.
81. Men nortcr aud y. Il. SNisllcr.
| t.Nias Settlement District.
s. Il. Siuiri aud ". X Wilson.
Shin ffcek Diar'd
WY Chiaesicr aud " C. MOWhorter
HOLDING OF COURTS.
GlvcMEt Gouvts.
Lewis. 9O.h Of February and August
tiilmr:, II;h OF March and 30lh Sept.
I'p,hur. 25th of May and 5'h Dee.
Preston. 9:.j ut March Ari&' October
Randolph. ll,h Ct May and 93l Nov.
fucker, lUth oG April pnl Oct, 81.
Barbour. April 30 aud November ID.
Webster. i6IIl III Juuc aud t'h Sept
lraxton, ISIh March aml 18th August
Harrison, :iOih May and %utI Oc'obrr
calhoun. 29Ir of Nlny and 10Th of Oct.
County Courts.
Lewis. First MunlOy in February.
April. June, August, OcIohcr aud
I,.rsmbcr-ihe juno 'aud October
ryu, inf fiscal aud police business
only. ,,
April Juuc, August, October aud
'"''''o'!' r,.
ur"hHr --S'r"nd hNh@aE III FEBRUARY
April. jWur, August, Ocl"!er All"
I'rcrmLrr
-, s% V" r;,,, rr,.,.y IN Ja,pnry
=, ~. i. ,J
M"rcn' "Hy' "u'J' ''!''''"''' WI"
November.
W-h.;rr q. lipn,tl Tuesday IN Frhrua
-, ..n iru. Nuen.t Or,OLer
w. - "' ""''' NC 80
thd i"S".lh'er So,
a!I,uun Fourth M"miaT III rthrha
-ru Nu,rh Lane. August, Srptcm-
H., .,,l Va,,,rrr
wv 49, - W., ==
T0WW OFFICERS,
IL. u. u.,1;r,liu
",F"-T' " y n 'i't''r'''' III"
Er"rder " J. iIlIe'
!iLfr0I-u iA NUri .l"ln Shea
- gturI A c, Hale.
81 ~, ,.,.,,, pvr,s
:" "' '"'! a.. vac
4h Hard--jos"rh q. NA'F"h'
.Srrln.pi II. $. Wilkinson.
HarT'G'ETT9
"SG' ~ = "'''- ...-
4. :, / \. Al. STATED rnIn'"'n'' II" ~
II W"'Gn l.'dG" :" to, A. T. ann u; ".'
';i' nr '"'A m tie First ""d THIRD Nom
.li,s ."vrrr mHni!l. u,, ,r
G!l"S. O'i"EA' ~ IL
l.j. H:::gG'o%, See
IASE LEW Seated communication, I"
JACKSON i,oiE2 10 n. y. ,"nd y. NJ
NI', le held in thri' t'Hll. il |mje Lew On
he srrou,i$@iudn! in each moni.'' =. :,
ISAAC lhCt50Ni u. H.
". y. CANFS". SEC i,
81 Jo'"ph'sh, 7. 4. u S"r'"'y'T9'''en
m"siH"s Hir ";.,i .l, ''.n H. ..Tn u N.Y.
rry m,n'h. FhTliFE T"AtF, Fr"'t'
l.. !. S.|rhN S"rE'nir.
CaUE CHES
II T. Churc,, ECy, $, Il. Jones, ras.
var p,c,,biny rGrrv Sabbath. Pra,rr
n,,t.;n, wrInrsl,y nirht Sunday School
II a Inrrrs SuncrfG,cn!rn,.-rYriy sun.
l., ain o'clock, i "
Presbyterian CnLrr!. EcS George ".
E!rM'nE rHI'Gr ,n SSaE',,f G W yT!ay T'''iI1t p"n
n;,,,.,o, ,,""t' Sncrintcntem-eycry .;mmiay Il,
" o.el"'ii, \; W. r,, H.
'A'i"I't n"''", t'' " ~,
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WIN. l.. WHITE, propric,ar

Tie undersigned desires to inform the
public that Iru has leased the above Hotel,
aud has re'nrnishcd and reftlci the same.
lie offers the hest Of accommodations TO :he
travelling pablic. Good StabIins and
al o. Ii, p:.mis.I lI,ht'n.l.sH''a
arrangements for travellers aal tctmsters
I!u respectfully iHvilcS n call Itom his old
friends and lrarG!ct5.
WM. l.. WHITE.
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TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Horrible Accident,

JERSEY Cry. N j.. July 2l.-At o'clock
tits morolns the c .isSGu surroucdiog tho deep
we'll leading TO the cotrarco Of the Hudson
river tuncc', in c0us, of construction at the
loot Of lO:h street 10 this city caVsd 10, carry.
lng With 1t au immense quantity Of earth.-
I@eny'onc men we're buried ;s.v.n wcro soon af.
ter taken out alive ard Ii remained underneath,
al OF WHOM persisted.
The water from The river fl wed 10 RAPIDLY aud
the steam fire e0gioes we're set to wok to, il
possible, save those who might still BIZ alive
from trownicg. The workmen resided ia tho
VIC ol'Y oil tho tuauel and very largo and cx-
cited c;o"d Of pc!s)us SOON copgregsted.
The night gang OF 80 mcp, including Asst.
Supcrln:crdeat Woodward and two fremen
eDttred The shalt AZ midlight. the bours OF
work Tor this ga5g being from l. to S O'Clock.
The depth OF the shaft is e. feet, and while
most OF the men we're employed at tho bottom
CT the shst., about ooc-lhird of tho gang WAS
engaged on tho brick wall Of the srch p feet
higher. |, wes the latter fqlsd, who wero all
btl3k layer, that escaped, except two. The
main a:ch q the tuopel ruos out from tho shaft
cis'atc, Ct lb2ut s. feet when i. oneus ioto
the two disirc; arches tint ore 10 firm the
lulCc. Through somo repiigeno, of the men
II Is supposed the III; Icck was not properly cd
lasted when The process of shifting commenced.
Tie brick wall c3nGtc lpg the two arches glvc
way and the water rushed toto the GAYS.
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Mothers !
RS! MOtherS!! MGthrrsyl

Are you disturbed at night and broken Of vour
rcst by sick child sutferiDg and crying Wits tho
ezcrucia.irg pain of cutting teeth L? If so, % a.
oEcs and get bottle OF MRS. WINSLOW WIS
SOOTHlNG SYRUP. twill relieve tho Door
little sufferer immediately-depend upon it
there Is no mistake about it. There is no! q
molher on earth who has ever used it who will
not tell you at once that it will regulate tho
bowels, and give rest TO the mother and roief
and health TO the child, operating like magic.
1t Is perfectly safe to use il all cases. and pleas
ant to the tsste and is the prescription OF one of
me Oldest and best female physicians and nurses
will accompany each bottle Mono genuine un.
less the fac-simile Of CURTIS s. PERKINS
IS on the outside wrapper. Sold By all Medicine
Dealers. Twenty I've cants q bottle. Bowsro Of
limitations -
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LGC1L RREk-YTYRs.

The lgdrauion steam engine il out Ct Sc: .
vice, By permission. for repairs,
A Hancock and English fl g pole il 10 be
raised 90 the wharf. foot Of kiag street, ss :oo1
as the necessary funds ON b, raised.
Capt. Chichester and mate George Yo1ne
nave returned to their I'D places 90 the Nv
ok steamer E. Z. Knight. which they t.
signed mon!h or two ago.
We have received from Mr.. w. T. Emerson
corner Pfltc, and Royal Streets, bask of 6ns
peaches. led 90 the farm of Mr.. SanusI
Mason, 10 FaistFz c:urty, last below this city.
The schooner Starlight was hauled ~ on It {
ways at the ship y,ri for repairs YESTERDAY,
and the schooner Betj .nin Meinler wfE
launched this afternoon
Charges Of Irregularities in tao clothing ard
Doardlng accounts of n. NJ. Lee, City Serge,n,
sey.
Marriage lo,n!eI were issued yesterday il
Washlogtcn to James a. Maddisnn and s,
T. aHiatIl'. both of Madison c,uoty, Va; Gee,
Stltl'r and Eva A. NolI, both of Montgomery
county, No.
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Political.

NEW YORK. July u. "A meeting of tho
democratic State committee was called for to-
dsy a: II m. at the ST. James hotel but up 10
lew mloutcs OF onc clCck the committee had
rot gone into seS:ioa. The hotel corridors are
crowded with politicians, among whom were
notio:d besides members of the c,mmitter,
Maurice Powers. Capt. RVnders. James }.
hl0nocr. Henry A. TilIco, Wm. L. Mitchell,
NJ u ilaggCrly aud Others
The d"mcc ATTIC nalion2l executive com niitce
met al 10 week this mnrtiug 10 tba Eth
Ar rnH hotr, ai.h Satatcr Braun, Of Con-
ncc'cu. 10 t! t ct8if. After u session ls4licg
a1rli no h01rsa rec IS was tsken whi't the
na!n iiitc Sclt Gu: tn tun! W Ioama. The
,ic'c;saY rCiuS d .li iufoimi.icn uu /! after tho
az 'u-nc.c;t OF the c)mmlttcc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-21

NJ O1ICE-1here vii te se.iog of the
~ ST. cshcders of the A. l. / BUILDING
co. on AUGUST lGsh, 1850. 81 5 D. n. A full
attendance is earnesLly requested, either in rer-
son or ~ proxy.
BY crder { he 30 I'd Directors:
iyl0-2swt1 n. P. VlNCENr Secretary.
{ y LON1N, tho tG-t Preparation ever offered
~ ior the cn1e q CHAfPED SKIN will
eradicate p mp.es. .nd give to ths com Pile zion a
soft and healthy appearance. Price rs cts per
bottle For sale b.
Jan IS NAEFiE ID i HALL.
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William Matthew.

10 tic ciior of the Alcrnnt2rja Gl-cte::
Oar PEOPLE are lJlkiag afttr qualified AID
suitable su,;c, SCR 10 N. present tx3:leut rep
!cscuai i've ia Congress, Gee Eo2a ITa,tlp, who
re regret is not candidate Tor re ,l.c:ioD.
L.ud u has soma clGims f9r the h 1nor if she
en- iurI / ID tic n ~ v BIO has been q tiu, con-
sclgaliVe. that has lcgisia iva ,xoerieuc, rni
poiitita! knoV'edge. Suoh MN We have 10
the lioo, Wa. Matthew, Who has been cur
standard bearer in several bod iyugbt battles
10 Loudou1 sni F,ucqiir. Il tss been tried
sid Is '!us, has hsd TX years ezperieGc, as
member OF tho House q Delegates" Of Viz
eicla and i COW on; State Seaa:cr. is Of tie
people aud Tor tie people ana will houcr this
disnnc, 10 Congress ss be hss 10 the Legislature.
Let hin havr tie 'u7I OFT Of Loudluo and Of
th. dis'r'c'. II oCDnUy"
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d. committed.

nANyILE VA, july 2l-Jln.s T. d.
Jerncttc vas hrouGh: U? for preliminary exam.
luatlon ht Tor the rXlmining court this mornns,
CHARGED oi,h the m1Idar Il his silcr, Mol il
DsJsrOeIir, Ia this city, .hort tin sitc,
CGufS!l Tor thc pispGer waived 40 tX,mlnaiion
ard D,Jatucuo vas r,conmittcd 10 jill for TO-.
Ole meet sld trfl a. tfc rex; term OF the Orr.
po7aticn Court c! D:uv,.ie on tho frs. Mond,y
10 AuzuSt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-21
DE-. ENunCr

New IORK. July 2l.-Dr. Tanner i. quite
bright AID Lively - d.y, The 2i:h oil his last
ttcm DidGi2!t to 5000 be drank little ever
pint Ct wa.tr. 10 gas visited this morning
BY p@ysciao from Jacksonville, Fla. spd by
o1c Irom Washloatoo and received numerous
letters from all paris Of the country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-21

HYDRAUL!oN s. L. +. Co.-An uuusua ally
fuli mcctIpg Of tins company wtro held last
night. BcI Barton. President 10 tic chair and
John Llnuou. Secretary.
The c,nmttco arp0iuted 10 take testimony
% tic charge oi iu,mor,lry against q mem Der,
reported hat 'Ge witnesses al scco duly sworn
- a ls!!c, al tn, pcGc,. aud read their tesi-
Wopy as taken down 10 wiring, and after some
dIsads.on thtr Of the charge was declared not
sustained by Vrte of 1910 iijc'ading the two
m"mNors nTnn uh"s' rviienc, the chsr.o was
~. ~!
tl"r5 j. !, vi ,rs'g' Cd his losi,iin IS
''r ;:.au n"'i ,S,uu lrnur. y n va ecoiti 10
Il IT," ?tcr'c2 ~ni Jorn H,1ne. VS. crc'e
g. miEardcr Il husr.
The n.ec,r thco 81 ,ulncd