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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1880-09-03

THE Colon LINE IN Wilmington,
Del, August 26.--William Neal, oolored, who
was to be hanged tomorrow for an outrage on
Mrs. Margaret Gosser in April, has been granted
a respite by Governor Hall until February 28ib.
Meals counsel claimed that the trial was uncon-
stitutional. owing 10 the fact that coiored inen
were not permitted TO act as Jurors, and the
respite Is granted to allew the Supreme Court
TO decide whether Neal is entitled to new trial
by mixed jury or not.
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KIDNEY DIsEAsE.-Shows itself in Feverish-
ness. Dry Skin, Quick Pulse, Pallor Of the Skin, f,
Frequent Evacuations, Pain in the Loins, Irrita-
ton in the Urinary organs and, if neglected,
Dropsy. Avoid internal medicines and insure
cure by using DR.. Flagg's Improved Liver and
Stomach Pad. 34-2t
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NEuRALdINE-Thiss specific for Neuralgia and
Headache is not offered to the public as King
Cure Al, but is only good for Neuralgia and
Headache. For these troubles it is unfailing-
Every Bottle guaranteed il taken according TO
directions. Hunt, RANKIN & LAMAR,
Wholesale Agents, Atlanta.
Aug. 81 "a I'm
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Aug 20

Price FIGHr ON SUNDAY.-Redbank, N j.,
August pa disgraceful prize-fght took place
here this morning between George Weed and
John Splaner. The ring was pitched few yards
from the main thoroughfare, and the mill last ed
half an hour and ended with Weed falling upon
Splancr, the latter having his arm broken in
two places. Weed was severely punished. No
arrests.
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Consignees per Express at Union, 8. c., Sept
1st, 1880.
VS. Gregory, ] Mullinax. Miss Pauline
Dawson. Judge Munro. G f Lemaster, w A
Beatty, Spears & Cotton, w C Parker.
F. II. COUNTS, Agt.
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OSE VINO, Knows says, Rankin's Com pound
Fluid Extract Of Buchu and Juniper is the most
pleasant and effective remedy for all diseases of
the Bladder or Kidneys that has been offered to
the public Mild and pleasant in its action, Il
stimulates and invigorates the secretions, and
gives health and loue TO the PROSTATE or dis
cased organs. Pain in the Bladder, Gravel
Prostration, Non-retention Of the Urine. Brick
Dust Deposit-in fact, all dAseases OF the Blad.
der or Kidneys are cured by it. - ~,
Prepared only by Hunt, Rankin & Lamar,
Druggists. Atlanta, Ga, and for sale by j. Nj.
GIBBES co.
ANTIOCH TRouP Co.. GA, July 4, 1879.
am one Of the unfortunate sufferers from
-Gravel or disease Of the Kidneys, and find more
and spctdier relief from Rankin's Buchu and
Juniper than anything have ever tried. es-
teem 1t so highly that were there but one bottle
in the world would willingly give 5 100, or any
amount, for II. 1 recommend it above all other
similar preparations. Z. 7. WINN.
Aug. u "a eow2m.
NATIONAL SURGICAL INSTITUTES. One of the
Surgeons Of this old and notable Institute will
visit Union, s. c. Oct. Is and IA, 1880, stopping
at the Union Hotel.
The object of this visit is o give the afflicted
an opportunity for examination at or near tn cir
homes, thus saving hopeless cases the expense
OF at rip to Atlanta. careful examination will
be made, and patients can learn il their cases
nre curablc or can be benefited, and whether
it will be necessary for them to visit the lnsti-
tute. In such cases can be cured, or treat
ment begun nt home, arrangements can be made
with our visiting Surgeon, and treatment com
menced at once.
Cases of Deformities and Chronic Diseases will
be examined, such as Club Feet, Diseases of the
Hip. Spine ana Joints, Paralysis. Piles, Fistula,
Catarrh, Female and Private Diseases, and Dis
eases of the Eye, Ear, etc.
ns2- Come early, as the visit is limited to the
time stated. For circulars and full particulars,
address,
NATIONAL SURGICAL INSTITUTE,
ATLANTA, GA.
Sep. 8 80 81
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THE TEACHERS INSTITUTE. August
80.-The superintendent Of education he's re-
turned from the Normal School meeting at Spar
tanburg, greatly encouraged by the. e.large attend
ance and by the interest manifested by the
teachers in the enterprise. The expenses of the
session amounted to nearly one thousand dol.
lars. and were principally betrayed by don: =
tion from the Peabody fund.
The superintendent will make application to
the Legislature at the next session for permis
sion to use S8,774 ~, standing to the credit Of
the school fund, from the contribution Of de-
funct Charleston lottery of the Radical era for
the continuation and extension of the good work
next year and the year after. The Peabody fund
will doubtless furnish assistance rs the present
arrangement is the best which can be made un-
til the State is able to afford permanent Nor
NAL Institute. .--Ners pnd Courier.
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Municipal ection

A Election will be held in the Town of Union,
~. s. c.. on the second Monday in piember
1880, for an Intendant and four Wardens TO
serve for the ensuing year. The Law requires
the polls 10 be opened at A. M. and to be
closed nj p. NJ.
MANAGERS Capt. r. C. Johnson, s. A. Par
ham and w. w. Hughes.
Union, s c., LIST Sept. 1880.
H. L. G0SS, Intendapt.
Sept3 80 2t
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The CROps IN NEwBsRRY.-Newberry 8. c.,
August 27.-Oar crops are poor. Corn on the
uPlands ia o-fai!ure, and the freshet early in
the month swept everything on the river bot.
toms. The corn was all young and is dead
The planters are preparing to put in largely of
small grain. 1t is now realized that the cotton
crop will be very short-from 20 to 80 per cent,
behind last year. All that section, and the best
in the county, from Laurens to Broad River, is
very poor. great deal is now growing rapid
ly under the August rains, and not bloom to
be seen. 1t will oil be too late. On sandy lands
1t is dead with rust. The prospect is bad in
deed. The crop north and east of Newberry
Courthouse will be one-fourth, possibly one
third, less than last year. The planters are just
realizing the situation.-Cor. Ne,cs and Courier
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Managers Of Primary Election.

Managers Of Primary Election.
Rooms ExEcUTIvE COMMITTEES,
Union, 4th August, 1880.
The following named person will act as Man
ayers Of the Primary election on 9th inst, at
the precincts hereinafter named respectively,
viz:
Jasper Gib6's.-R. NJ. Robinson, G. w. Peake,
B. W. Lee.
Cross Keys-w. s. Gregory, Y s. Bobo, R. j.
Betsil.
Goshen HM-s. D. Lee, r. f. English, IN
Sims.
Fish DAM. Blake Steedman, W. T. Jeser,
g. W. Hill.
Santuc-James Carter, Stephen Crosby, J. A .
FAINT, Sr.
Hughes-w. Il. Briggs. W. A. Moorhend, W.
T. Baldwin.
KeHy's-D. b. Free, T. j. Foster, T. N. Kelly.
Jonespiile--J. f. Lindsey, I. L. Hames, W.
II. s. Harris.
Union-A. C. Lyles, w. T.. Thomson, r. C.
Johnson.
SarraUs-s. s. Walker, Erwin Wood, A. F.
Kcndrick.
Uilkinsrilie--T. NJ. Littlejohn, Calvin whis-
enant, Milton Patrick.
Draytonviile,--F. @. Latham, Tlos. Service,
w. d. Alexander.
Timber Ridge-John d. Jefferies, William
Crocker. Noah Webster.
Gkdndyburg MHs--James II. Lttlejohn, I. j.
Orr. II, w. Hamilton.
Py order Of the Committee.
WILLIAM MUNRO, Chairman.
j. p. MULLINAx, Sec'y.
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SCAbNpHsESc SclF F@sY J
Atlanta and Charlotte Airline
Railway.
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.
ATLANTA, Ga, july 20, 1880.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

On dsd after July 20th, trains ,cM ran on his
Road as Jaiiors.
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Aug. 27
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

SIrInIqlphia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS train only runs
between Wheeling and TriRdephla.
tDAIly except sunday-EOWaIk Accommodation.
lSleuhRnTllo AOSOmmoiRtion.--Thil train during
the day passes backward and forward between AaI-
tins Ferry and BcllAre, stopping whom required at
Sherman House. .EtnAyile, Wet Wheeling and
Gravel Hill
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by the people, and the volume Of cur
renoy regulates values; that power !
held'by the national banks. The work,
men OF America are discontented and WI.
not remain ouiescent under the present
condition Of affairs. The question may
he asked as to whether capital has NOT .
right 10 expect return for It's invest
ment? oh, yes, It has right to all II can y
steal under the present system, ano "
steals all that It can. only ask IN tne
iutnre disposition OF economy that laoor
shall get a proper equivalent for It's toil.
know mot when the emancipation Of the
white slaves Of the North will take place,
Int The day will surely come when the
ann shall glitter upon the Cast-ou ahacKles
Of thousands, and God speed the coming
Of that day. [Appause. W.
IFS, Stevens, ex.Grand Master WORK
man, OF Philadelphia, was the next speak
or introduced and after generally review
ing the evils at present atiiic'ing me
laboring classes, said that every child
working in workshop or mine to-day
was A defrauded individual at the hand!
of society. These children were deprived
Of their education by society, and II they
became criminals 1t was the fault OF soci
ety which should rather punish itsel
than the criminals which It made. TIT
speech was very well received and at 1t
conclusion the meeting adjourned.
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The New York Butietin says that in
consequence Of the reaction in the mar
ket ior all descriptions Of iron, at Least
twenty small and medium sized pig'Iror
furnaces have blown ont within the pas
fortnight. The trade for the time beins
seems to BIO drifting back from day TO day
TO The point where it started from last au
tumn. The nail mills are also suspend
Ing or curtaillng operations, and with the
rolling mills in every quarter the outlook
for the moment is anything but exhilar"t
ing. The compenSating reflection is thai
the market by this severeprocess is over
coming the effects of excessive stimuIa
ton and working itseliin healthy 20
aition.
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Its not unlikely that strange expert
ences will occur ere long in every city oil
the land-wheeling included. We refer
to the success that is attending the deVel-
opment Of the telephone as IN instrument
for conveying sound-not only conveying
1t, but making It more and more audible
to an increasing number OF persons The
Scientific american describes some expert
ments 1t has been making with tele'
phones. One of these was to place two
Of the well known Blake transmiLters near
Mr.. Beecher's desk in Plymouth Church,
BROOKLYN. Connecting wires ramified
from this point in all directions as far as
Yonkers and Elizabeth, and large num-
Der Of telephones were placed in circuit.
On Sunday, April %, the second trial, the
result was strikingly successful. From the
opening note OF the organ prelude
to tho last word Of the preachers voice at
the close OF the service, everything was
delivered to the ears OF the listening tele'
phoners in the most perfect manner, the
tones that came over the wires being so
full, round, clear and distinct, it almost
seemed to the hearers in New York and
Elizabeth as II they were stationed within
the church itself, directly in front of the
speaker. The delivery Of music was
equally perfect, every note of the organ
and Of the individuals Of the choir being
fully brought out.
In consequence Of the successful results
of these experiments, says the Scientific
American, several new improvements have
been suggested for trial, and there seems
to be every probability that in short time
some new and very effective instruments
will be in use, by which all who may desire
may carry the sounds OF church service
into their dwellings, and may also enjoy
the best lectures, musical and other enter
tainments with the utmost satisfaction in
their homes. Heretofore, in listening to
the telephone, 1t has required effort and
strain Of the car on the part Of the listen
er. But this experiment shows that all
sounds may be delivered in full and easy
tones, readily heard, with all the natural
characteristics, modulations and inaec-
tons Of the human voice.
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DIED.

VAN FOssEE-At MCKeeJp,rt, Pa, saturday,
Nav q 1850 at o'clock p. NJ, ANRLiA, vile Oh
Nathan Van Fo,sen, in the til year II her age
Funeral from the resldouceOi Mr. John KRAFT, No
si25 Chapllne street, this city, this TUESDAY
afternoon al o'clock. fnterment at Greenwood
Cemetery. Friends Of the family are invited to at
tend.
HEss-On Monday morning, May 10, 1850, at ball
past II o'clock MARY AOSE5I vile Of christian uess'
In the 5oth year Of her age
The remains will DO taken from her husbands resi-
dspcC, No. 81 Main street, on Wednesday morning
At o'clock, to ST. Jalucs Cathedral, where funeral
service, will DO held. Friends Of the family are In
yl,ed to attend IutOrmSnt at Mt. Calvary Cemetery,
Warrington City, Baltimore, Cincinnati and
Pilladtlphia papers pleafe copyI
KIRCuSER-On Sunday evening, May Q, 1850, Al
twenty minutes pPst TIN O'clock, hKNRI h, Hon o.
Mirlliyl aud Catherine KiTchner aged IL months aud
20 days
The funeral will take place FROM the residence O
bis parents, No CT Twenilsth street, this afternoon
at three O'clock Friends Of the family are Invited.
And Is our darling gone,
His blessed spinI Atd,
And his lovely form
lepOSing With the dead.
oh yes, the conflicts DER,
The mortal strife Is pIst
Our little Harry isnO more,
We saw him bT Rth hts last.
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lating to sugar was agreed to as q separate
measure, and will also be iayorably re-
ported to the House in q separate bill.
The remaining portions OF the tariH bill
proper which were agreed TO are as fol.
lows: Salt Is stricken from the bill OntiTe-
ly; the duty therefore remains as at pres
emit, twelve cents per hundred pounds In
bags and eight cents per hundred pounds
in bulk. Upon screws, Of all descriptions,
the duty is placed at five and seven cents
Instead Of five and eight cents per pound,
as agreed upon yesterday. The duty on
wood pulp Is reduced from 20 to 10 per
cent nd yalorem; jute butts from 81 to -
per ton; manufactured flax and all other
iibres or flbrous material for the manutac-
ture Of paper from $50 and SIS TO the
uniform rate Of $40 per ton; sized or
glued paper for printing from % to 20 per
cent; unsized for books and newspaper
exclusively from 20 to 10 per cent; manu-,
lectures OF paper, or OF which paper Is . |,
component part, not otherwise, PROVIDED
for, from IS to % per cent; plows, mar l.
rows, spades, shovels, hoes and other llAe
articles OF which iron or steel Is comPo'
nent material used for agricultural. MN n:
ing or mechanical purposes, from % 10 -
per cent ad valorem.
PERSONAL
Mr.. James Cunningham Jr., formerly
Of your city, and now Of the Surgeon
Generals office here, has been invited by
the Committee Of the G. A. R. to deliver .
memorial address at the Congression al
Cemetery on Decoration Day.
Congressman Kenna claims that ne ma
, enough counties instructed ior MN VI
ready TO secure his denomination.
Ex-senator Charlie Bishop. with Messrs'
Jackson and COburn OF Preston, hon
: Geo, Edwards OF Moundsville, and Oapt
RiIIinvsles Of Fairmont, were here on FIJI
day, They report the fusion movement
"a outlined by its authors, as likely TO %
favored by Republicans in their seVera
Ex.Public Printer Gentry, who has jus
finished his work as an expert in the Ia
Wis Treasury investigation, is said to haVt
accented a position with the Camden Con
, solidatcd Oil Company;
Ex.Editor Burke OF the Monroe Register
who is now in one OF the Department.
here. cot back from the Third District
dSy or two since. The Blaine peOpl'
, seem 10 have no use for Shermans friends
and crowded Burke out OF the ConVen
ton. - =.
DR.. Perkins OF Louisville KY, and for
t mer rector Of St. Matthews church in you
CITY, is here on his way to New York
from whence he sails this month on a 81!
months visit to Europe for the benefit o
: his health: ii.
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WI. ". COwpES, S'eTeiaFy.

Tag National Democratic Convention
will be composed of747 delegates-two toI
each elector, and one for each Of the Terri
tories and the District Of Columbia. 1.-THE
majority rule be adopted, SO will be nee
essary to choice, while il the old two
thirds rule be adhered to, 4Os will be re
,oni,ad
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n I. v. & W. RY.-
MONDAY, MAY II.

Dr. Mccoy treats Chronic diseases Private diseases
enals diseases and Physical DeiOrmitOS eros, Eyes
HarelIp, BOw-ltgs, Club Feet, dc. Cures BOw-legs
Club Feet and DeIormlties Of the Limbs, without
palm or the use oil the kbIIe. The Doctors wife as
.Ists in the treatment Of female cases Consultation
free. once No. 1910 EOl ,treet, Wheeling, ". Va.
Remember thodlte. until Monday, May IL.
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DUBLfC SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Twill offer at public sale, on the premises,
SATURDAY, MAY IS,

Commencing at ?o'clOek p. M. all that desirable
business property situated on Belmont street. Bell
aIre, Ohio, BlOcki Lot 10, l90Ks3, on which Is two
story brick, two lArBe business rooms, suitable FOL
Wholesale or retail also twelve llrEe, airy and vel
ventilated rooms suitable for DWELLING; large oellAr
and basement kitchen. The Eeilaz are cemented
vail aud hOors water and gas throughout the prem
iseS On the rear OF said LOt,Is a two.St0ry framC
dwelling Of six large rooms. Good view Of the Ohio
river and Union and ThlIty-third streets. Also
water throughout the house.
The above propertSis on one Of the beat bushes,
streets IN BelAIro aud will increase In value being In
ame block as Posofce and line Of street Rail Eay
and now pay Ing 10 per cent, The dwelling Is very
delIrable rs 1t fronts on Belmont street.
The reason for selling is on account Of old age aud
am going To New York TO reside with some friends
Tie GbOVe Is q rare ehAneS for parties Wishing "a
purchase good paying real estate. The properly Is
Tree from all claims and taIts pail up TO this Fall
Insurance 10 run nearly two years yet AWarrantee
derd given on confirmation Of sale.
Parties WlShiug 10 purchase the above Will have
ample time to exalnlne the premises.
Remember the time aud place rs tho sale Is POSI-
tive, May l6Ih, At2p M.
Fur luther particulars call on P. KELLEHER, on
the premises; or, ", II. FERRY, City Auction Rooms
IS9 Belmont St, BelsIre, Q.
Terms m'de known on day Of sale. myll
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MsW ApYERrlsEMENrs.

II 0ST ON SATURDAY EVENING, ON
IL Main street, bstWeen seyenth and Eleventh
streets Gold Necklace, with Blue anamelod Leeket
attached. liberal reward will be paid for 10 re-
turn 70 Wilkins Drug storr, No. go Main 81.
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NEW GoODS.-I HAVE JUST RE
IN CEIvED fresh supply Of the choicest and
Fruits, Cranberry Sauce prepared with granullted
sugar, BSnoleSs Chickens aud Turkeys. tho best
Co ned Beef, Pelches, Tomatoes, Ounces, Plums,
delivered Tree q charge TO ali paris Of the city and
two miles out the National Road. Call al
c. BEHRENs', 1910 Market street.
Look AT the Rig T, mys
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WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.
The Contested Election Casc-The Ad.
Journment observation-disclosures Tariff
BIII-PcrsonnI Matters.
WASHINGTON, May 0.
Special Correspondence OF the IntelEsueer.
CoNaRsss.

WASHINGTON, May 0.
Special Correspondence Of the IntelltEeucer.
CONGRESS.
The Senate was not in session yester
day, and the House session was pretty
well consumed IN the consideration Of the
Curtin. Yocum contested election case
The Committee recommended that the
case be sent back to the people Of the
Pennsylvania district where 1t originated
that the voters might settle 1t, but Repre-,
sentative Belzhoover and others, who ia.
yot seating Curtin, urged that the cir
cumstances had so changed that such a
contest now would not settle the question
of the original intention OF the voters, and
insisted that Congress should determine
1t. Curtin is about the best OF the claim.
ants who are asking seatsin this Congress.
He is man OF tlrst.clGss ability as well
as imposing presence, and II he had
never put an enemy into his mouth to
steal away his brains, he would have kept
himself In the front rank. The balance OF
the contestants who are here like Don.
nally, who wants Washburne's seat, and
Boynton who is after DR.. Lorihgs chair,
are rather bad lot.
GETTING AWAY.
Washington newspaper men say this
week will determine whether Congress
can get away by June l, II the river and
harbor appropriation bill can be passed
in the House on Monday under suspen.
sion Of the rules, and the Legislative bill is
passed before next Saturday night, the
outlook for adjournment will be quite
promising. There is an element Of oppo.
sition in the House TO the passage OF the
former bill without consideration in com.
mlttee OF the whole. II this should prove
strong enough TO defeat the bill being
rushed through under the suspension
plan, It will not be possible for Congress
to adjourn before the middle Of June.
The chances are that II Congress remains
in session until after the holding OF the
Chicago convention, it will remain here
until the middle Of July. The plan Of the
Democrats seems to be now 10 pass the
bill prescribing the duties OF deputy mar.
shals, and their mode OF appointment, as
A separate bill. II the President signs
Il, well and good, but II he
yetoes 1t, then let the matter drop.
fuckers TARlPp BILL.
fuckers tariff bill was agreed upon by
the Ways and Means Committee yester-
day, and was ordered to be tavOrably re-
ported to the House. That portion re.
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From a weIi.nnoWn citizen of chicago
Cu,r.nn I'll Ian. l. 1880,

III. II. Tarnsr & Co., Roetsster, N. Y:
GENTLEMEN: Ihsve used Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure with the greatest
satisfaction. 1t is the only remedy l have
ever used that can recommend TO my
friends, as It has cured me OF Brights Dis;
ease Of long standing, alter having visited
Inc White Sulphur Springs Of Virginia
and trying innumberable so.called RENE
dies" Of the day. Having resided here
for iorty-seVen years, my friends will be
glad TO see this statement. The discover
er is, indeed, public beneIaGtor.
WILLIAM II. PATTERSON.
1 ,49l Wabash avenue near Twenty.ninth
s,reet. TrIIGs
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I'm. RepubIIcan state COnTcntion-Ap'
noIn,meut OF Delegates.

As,a,s Convention, to be composed Of delegates
rsvulsIly chosen by che Republican VOien Ot.Wss'
Vir-IpIa Al their accustomed places Of meeting Il
hsrsLy called TO meet in the city Of Wheeling, on
Wcln..Iay the l7th day Of May nsxt, at 10 A. NJ, tf
,sset IAN DELEGATES to represent the party in the Ma
tlOnal IL publican Convention that meets In Chie's'
on wednesday, the End day Of June ioloWing' u
choose candidates Tor the Presidency and Vle0FF's
dsASy Of the United States.
D.H. WILLARD, Mason County,
J. 8. CuNXMOuAM, KAnaWha County,
Ut. HoEE, Mineral County
o. O. sooHELp, Wood County,
tn. LOOAS, Ohio County,
q. W. ATKINSON, Ohio County,
A.w. cANrRELL, Ohio County,
Republican SAFE Quantities.
W.J.w. COwDES. Secretary.