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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-09-17
p 4 TEI~TS

nDTAINED f5r new inycnticns, Or Cor inn
~ proycmcnis in old ones, Caveats, Infringe
ments, T.adc-Marks and all patent business
promptly attended 20.
INVENTIONS THAT HAVE BEEN EEIEcTED may
still. i'm most cases be patented by IL. Being
opposite the /. :. Patent Office and engaged IN
Riiet B,isiacss Erc'sircig we can secure patents
in less time than those who are remote from
Washington.
When Inventors send model or sketch, We
make search in the Patent Office, aud advise as
To rs patcntability free 81 charge. Correspond
cncc confidential; fees reasonable; and, 10
CHARGE UNLESS PATENT Is OBTAINED.
We refer by permission TO the City PostmaS-
ter. and 20 the superintendent of the Post Office
Money Order Division in Washington. For
special references, circular, advice. terms. &C.
Addres, G. \. SNOW x co,
Opposite Patent Office, Washington D. c.
NOy -. lSs0.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-09-17
\ Present Boon to the
Farm c1.---OrchiilaG IIanO.

TOR SALE-A pure Bird Fertilizer from the
/ Caribbean Sca-containing by analysis
properties exactly similar to the best Bone
which Is Known to bc the most permanent inn
proven Of the soil. to-wit Phosphate of Lime
IS TO 30 per cent, PhOsphoric Acid - to y per
cent, Alkaline Salts ) 10 G per cent. IL is in
fact perfect substitute for Bone and ycrymuch
cheaper. Price in Baltimore So per Ton Cash;
SIS on - months time
WM. b. WILLIS, GcnL Agent.
Charle>town, JEFF Co. W. Va.
July - lSSl-2m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-09-17
REPAIRING, &C.
NEW LOCATION,
Es7t. Same Hand ~ tie Bellows
rVHE undersigned has removed Lis
BLACKSMITH AND WAGON MAKING
SHOP

to the lot adjoining his house and nearly opposite
the Depot OF the B. & o. Z. r., in Charestown,
where an persons in need Of anything in his line
can be Accommodated in short order, woskmanlike
style and at reasonable terms. also keep
HORSES AND BUGGIES FOR HIRE, sad viii
ETNnE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-09-17
II 70 g Acres.
Egslg'FEDg

GOD a. ALLK KINDS OF COUNTRY
AOh4f PRODUCE i'm exchange for
Dry Goofs, No'i,as Rcli-mqie Cnitie0 BgoS,
Shines, L1ts d, Gps, GROCERIES,
and all other Goods usually found in
No. DRY GOODS AND GROCERY STORE.
Ny Goods will be sold % a short profit. 80
trouble 20 show Goods Give O., call and wc
will guarantee satisfaction. Rcpy..
j. RAN kODRllk.
~ t..n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-09-17

Thankful for past favors, | respectfully solicit
the continuance of nv old customer, and invite
the public TO give ne : trial. .
Nov 80, i78-v. GLO. W. SUITS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-09-17

HEADQUARTERS FOR StON -. -fema
j now receiving % fiil Stock ui i.r. uln.
ing Room Office and Chamber Stove ..
celebrated Str Cook Stoves. ANS -'.,rn.t
iu .toc,. will be furnished oE l0-i notice. Nu
pat up every Stove we ell and rn'-ir-''
faction Prices low. DrHE& GALLAiitt
CO,pEN SUI FIREPLACE nCi tlt
II e. hTEH improved Cor SEED. f.r..i. l
DCKE,V GALLAiiER Ata.'
100 LARD CANS. stove Pipe asd Elbow. '-.
/ sizes Sheet Zinc. Zine Stove Hnsrl. 1-
be- DUKE GAlLAitf
~ COILS Jn'c and Si-cl Fodder iau w.
- sale low by DUKE& GAILAulR
EATSAGE SrTFFEHSnnd Sarnp I-in.rH
y also Combined S'nlicr aui inri l'.g
sale by DUKE e. GALLAlil%
GOAL Uo9e. shoycls Fire Dogs sho'ea
I md Tome for sale Joy
Oc,. ~. Is,o. DUKE * GALLAHEE
(NIANBER SETS Tin Bread na1e. 4r
y Cake nDscs. Auiiy Bosses, Ian'cm-. Cake
1rKEE GALrAUfe
EINETABLH and rrciet Cuilcsr
1 Child Walters, arprof sata for un-a.at
Gifts for sale hy Ut III d 1ALLhli-...
ItGCOA FOOT MATS. Aut-Fgeexus f.H
y Pump Tar llama., ia .So' i.s.
Nc., for scio hV lil T. J. 81 'fALitt iIt.i.
CWoN STOVES. tn Plate Stove ca
u Stores .o ale lW
Dec. rs. is1. DUKE& GALLAiEA
lOD FISH Salt Herring with aul r.'l
( thc Roe n thcm, Mackcrel hy 'rir h
Can or Dozen for sale By
April ,. 1881. q. VT. KEAGsLrN
CANNED PEACIiFS. tomato. fan, -rl
< Dici Corn. Appic'. Peaches, and
rated Apple pun"s. Rice. Marcgl1ii. i.e
and Fresh Cracker. in yariciy for a."nr
April .. 81. g. W. ;. hEA..-i.i-'.
EREsH WATER A&D SODA rEt'.
J corn I.ll-. Singer Snap. Ionu'' 9H
Beet. pruuc.. Oat Meal. Dicl hpr
Pcachc-. for sale by DAVID NVHL..-.
MAY. 70 81
NEW CROP so. sJGAR aipi NOLA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-09-17
FRUIT ELL NURSERY,
Charcstown, jefferson County, West Virginia.
Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
FZ0wcr and Vegetable
PLANTS,
SshI-uHDcL'y, ~ q.
rrrait XII rSm..scr1-.

TaNHE subscribers ca attention to TIE great ya-
riety OF Trees, Plants, Vines, Roses, &c, &C.,
tIofr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-09-17
MASTERING on H0rsEs.

PLASTERGNG or HOUSES,
in any style that may be desired from one Cos Oh
three, Hard Finish, White Coat or Heavy skim
Cornccs and Centres run, and Ornaments stgcf ,
iidrsircd. None but irsf-ciAs WoTkmen viii De-
employed on work that may be entrusted .o nc.
CLSTERNS CEHEYTED AND CUBAN
TEED 70 HOLD.
Hereby lender my gra.cfulacknowlcdgcr c-'r
f3r the liberal patronage / have received sine.
commencing business. and hope by strict ati..
renee to duty to merit continuance ofthc same.
10 All communications addressed Co me at
CharlestoWn ". Va receive prompt 1tt,u-
tion C.FRhNA GALLAALk.
March IS, 1870.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-09-17

and are gratifcd 10 be conscious oftaring STOCK
likely to please all who patro ize them. They
will not undertake 20 present in this advertise
ment a catalogue Of stock on hand, but will be
content to genera lie, hoping that our pcoplewiil
call and see for themselves that tie necessity for
sending abroad for Trees Shrubbery, &c, nolon-
eer exists. We have
10000 Apple Trccs-choice varictics;
5000 rcuc,a Trees,
Strawberry Plants,
Asparagus Roots, Green House and bedding
Plants Cabbage, Tomato. Egg, Cauitower and
Sweet Potato. all for sale Cheap Tor Cash.
Aprill5, lSIj-tt. HOPKINS d co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-09-17
Oar Corn Fertilizer.

our AMNCNINTED BONE PHOSPHATE
~ for Corn, prepared 10y u.s. \ special for
mula loo Corn has become 50 well established
i'm this and tlcneighboring counties that ccr-
Hiiratcs are lao lcngcr ncclcd. Ton of il Ter
t.liZcs
- TO 80 Acres.
Il is now generally conceded that asJlfA-
Bile FERTILIZER pays as well on Corn as Oh
Wheat or other grain crop, AMI thc use oi j j.
nccrri. i!., Universal We have Iuoft fa''cring
.e.tilnonial- a, to thc results obtained fromthc
usrof OUR ARTICLE which Nc car furnish To-
hose who wish the,r sad order early 10 en-
sure s;.rrlv. Vccn fll orders from one ton
tocar loads fy railroad at reasonable rates.
For prices and terms address
LIrPiTT g &C.,
Charlc.tcUn Jefferson County.
Mar 10. 81 W. Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-09-17
Surveying and Conyeyancing

7 WILL survey anywhere, promptly and at
( short notca-accuracy guaranteed Special
attention paid in connection herewith u DRA W
ING DEEDS OF any other instruments Of Writing
p. O.-CharlestOwn, jefferson Co., W. Va:
Dec. s, 1871. >. HOW ELL BROWN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-09-17
.SG;5CG.

A LII PERSONS indebted to meas Sheriff for
= Taxes, t>c., are hereby notified TO settle
ip. II Is necessary that ] should close my
,hcriflalty bushes. without delay.
EUGENE BAKER,
Late Sheriff of jefferson County.
June T. lSSl-3m.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-26

A NEW HAVEN pauper comes to the front
as an heir to a fortune of s2oO,OOO,OO0 This
man should by all means come to Nevada
and buy q seat in tho United States Senate.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-26

The Chronicle charges Judge B. c. Whit
man with having avoided tho building of a
sidewalk in front of his place. The evasion
was made by means of a clerical error. The
taxpayers who live jacent to Mr.. Whitman,
however, have AS yet been unable to get hold
of any clerical error by which they can escape
paying for the walk. This all comes with not
having legal intellect.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-26

A GOOD SroRY.-Joe Goodman has just fin
ished thoroughly we'll told story in the
Argonaut, entitled, "A Temporary Million
are." 1t is a love story whose currents min
gle with stock deal, is full OF searching
touches which analyze character, combined
with pleasant hunor, which make a partcu-
larly readable story, all told in a modest style
which onlya genuine man of letters can sue
cessfully handle.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-26

Mr.. EDISON declares his readiness to begin
the illumination of New York city with the
electric light, having perfected his lamp and
brought his manufacturing establishment to
a degree of efficiency which viii! supply lamps
as fast as wires can be laid IN the streets for
their use. At the same time he puts up no
lights and people are quite content to worry
along with the Brush and half dozen other
lights.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-26

Parties qualified and DESTROYS of representing Agency
of Foreign Fire Insurance Companies will please apply
to P. O. Box 1869, San Francisco
References and Bonds required. ja2l-1w
, 1881-09-22

epttta@ Dttpotsh ta 1ns Cheaeo Tribune.
81. PAUL. Minn., sopt. al.-ln the United 8tatcs
Court this morning tho attotnoys In tho eaae Of
loot Childs, Of Now York, against N. u. Har
WOOD. tho bankrupt Minneapolis merchant,
statdd that an ngr0otuent was aliuost costaIn
and asked that an adjournment ba had. This
was agreed to At onoo by Judge Nelson, and this
morning 1t ID probable tho baAls Of agreouout
will be Announced. Tho Gass u 4 test. aud ID
brought % settle the questiou, ~ TO- whether
ssa1S foaa Spsx" firm ao
wood knaN he was bankrupt and sol1ed BY tho
shsrln whllo III cars Or the. railway Warehouse
fures4adowod akE6otuone It appeats the pfA!nts
~ YIN and recover tbe aooas psr 10, Less Z
sMsll R9tcentago TO o9ver oosts Of adlt and
dotlco Of ffAld on t3afwood's part and Will IL
Cue0 luany Rksttr1 merchants from hoAYy loss
, 1881-09-22
TIE RAILROADS.
Intense Rivalry Between the cen-
tral & Union Pacific
Roads.
A big Scheme OH Foot for Improving
tic Eric and Its Busl-
ness.
Cutting Eastern Rates at Detroit
Increase of Capital
Stock.


IuE FAClFIC K1VALRf.
Tho Central faDstu HhlIroal Is ryideutiy ret
Ting affirmed oypr The movements Of tho Union
Toc,,,c CoInpnny In i,tnh. Noyat,a. md T,al,fnr.
MN. a fcw works nKo The TRIBUNE surprised tho
country by tho nnIhslnce.nent that tho Union
Iacl(1c ha perf feetcd nrrdnvo,nents for tho cnr,-
atruo,jon of M f,,cpcn,tcrf 1Ino rrom ~ ,,rn.,
~ ~. s. aasl -. ~. 4lu. A'o'. w P!en
eat terminus nj u4heh 10 e'@sl FRANCISCO. Ihe
tts ErettuE terminus In the tiorn aitvnr rculnp.
nnt, tbonco tho linn i. H. rnn ~ stlvar p".ts
$500 sns >-.".e ss.1 ''o - " 20 ~ sas'' ."N'
, 1881-09-22
NORTHWESTERN CROPS.
The Yield and Quality Considerably ,
Better than WINS Anticipated.

The Yield and Quality Considerably
Better than Nna Anticipated.
Spfefos Dapateh 10 Ins Chteaoo Trtoun.~
St. PAUL. Mimi, Sept. .l.-Iha following crop
reports havo boon received:
st. Cioud-The continued rains have caused
considerable wheat to sprout In stacks not built
III tho best manner, whlIo tho little remaining
lu shock is still mora or legs damaged.
Austtn-The ratuy wcather OF tue past few
weeks has bGen serious drawback to ult farm
work. Thrashing has been almost impossible.
Many Of the stuoks in this vicinity look quito
green, but little damage IL expected to my that
IL W0ll stacked. Corn IL entirely ripe, 81 tint
the frost WILL not tujuro 1t.
Albert Loa-lt Is impossible to estimate tho
damage done to crops by the laso rains Tho
ataoks are all wet and growing on tho outside,
and It Is feared much graIn Will be lost. 4 Xrent
deal OF tlax was cauKht Ia tho shock. aud Of
1ourse & , tast is spotlca Corn t. rps and most Of
fast ~ tho weather will permit.
1t. petcr-A farmer who has boon pretty much
ceases soon that one-thlrd Of tho wheat and oats
viii rot tn tho Htnck, rs great dchl Of It Is now
4rDwfng. He snys TINT some Of tho stacks aro
perteutty green, all tho result Of poor stacking.
Fergus Falls-A. partial lnspecnon Of quito
larRo portion OF thc surrounding coun-
i @ md u re
stacked from q tender Is liseraliy soaked and
must spoil unless great caro- iE taken hut lit
Somo farmers estimate tho damage Mt u per
cont. which Is probably as noar ~ caa ho
FaTmlngton-Wbcat is all In stack. / cannot
estimate the damage from tho storm. Tho
Hnsat ,,h y vol stackesl. The damage Is light.
Alcxnndrla--Tho damage to grnfn Ia this
county by tho rains Is confined to what was
badly stacked as thore Is no arain left III shock
WIN be NJ !. and small percentage No. i.
ThraehinR has boon very much delayed bg tho
, 1881-09-22
LABOR AND CAPITAL.
LABOR 1tIOTS,
Special Dfspdtth 10 Ths Chicago Tribune.

apfetd1 J)4pdtth 70 Ina Chttde0 if1bunt-
ATLANTA, Gu, Sept. al.-Thls morning Gov.
CotQutt received a telegram from Bavannah
Hsklna hiin to netrIlct tho military Of that city
IL turn out and, protect tho lives and property ot
citizens from aborers who havo struck for
higher wagcs within tho past few tfnys, md who
have refused td nllow favorahy inclined ultizons
10 20 to work! Tho dispatch was algnod by
Mnyor Wheaton. The Governor refused to grant
tho roouost, and other tolvkrams wero forwards
Cd to members Of tho Legislature from Chnt-
ham, IN which county Savannah Is located. nsk-
ing tnom to uTgo ,s tho uovDrnor n.,, to grant
tho uovernor, who asan refrsod, on
tho ground that IN bis :. opinion no
emergency has yet arrived. from whnt Gnu
bc lcnrnctl thoEo Is great tcal OF trouble now
Eung un theru botwcen strikers ntd imported
labor. Two tran.lunls OF tsnporlcsi iabnr will
rcach sayannnh In tho morning. AMI Il row "a nx
peotcd, as tho strikers ara very turbulent. To-
night tho cstzuIE Of HnyAntuh are Mll undpr
arHls, members of military compantcs hRvlnR
sen swGfn mr. ~ rs spGtG!ai t paeeaietl ~ tno
to grant rcpoatel requests from tho Mayor and
otIer PROMINENT cItizcnH lsaeyorcy criticised, as
tho military Is sally needed to put dawn tho
riot. ail1 tho Governor Is tho only in1u who can
Dfl1Ct thHn out.
, 1881-09-22

ITEMS.
Sunday afternoon, tolluwlng tho regular 5:1A
train. the Lake shora & Michigan Southern
Railroad Will run n special, with eight ur ten
slcepurs, to Cleveland. The train will return
after the Presidents funeral.
To-Day purity Ut excursons.s numbering up
ward Of thirty Will nrrlve from fuston over tho
Michigan Central ltailsond, leaving ngaln d tho
afternoon over tho Chicago, burlington l.
Qufnoy, tho objective point beings San Franc.sco.
Mr: oeo5ge X. naspes. General Passenger
the. city yesterday. Ito reports iha road ia
highly PROSPEROUS condition. Hcfore cold
weather sets In ovor 3U mites Of now extcn-
Alnns will hnvo Deen completed.
Mr.. Henry Willard, PrcsIdcnt Of tho Northerp
Pacific & Oregon Transcontincntat Railway
rcctors and capitalists iatcrested IN this trnns-
morning b, tho Pltt,bur9 1 Fort Wayno itail-
way. They rcuained IN the city oniy fow
sser ssT' hs pcesxxe S s r. qE Sn @
roat. They expect to arrive at the Pacific CeMst
hs ST1 to Men1sy 1t1y an1 thence e. T. ror.!a9d DEe
Throc woeks or thercaboute will be spent by tho
lta'!!way la'y Sayi9ation Company. posting them,
selves on tho resources. Developments, and
PROSPECTS OF that section Of tho country.
Sir Sidney watcslow, Bnrt. member Of Parlia-
fnpnt. end ex-L.ord Mayor Of London, n now IN
lcft thtn city yesterday lii President Alexander
MItohesrs private car owe. the Milwaukee s St.
Paul for stilwnukec. Ito returns 10 ibis c!,y
this morning and leaves for Umaba on tho 1a:tu
p. trnfn Of tho Chicago itock Island I'aciflo
In President ftIdd!e'e i,vtsnta car. Thonce no
will bo accompanied from, hare by Nr. 4. St,
John. oenera! pas.sugnr Agent OF tho Ilock
Of the London, Chatham Il Dover Hallroad and
Chairman OF the Board OF Directors Of tho
Union Hank Of London. Tic Is Il noted busncss-
mnn OF London, employing some 1900 pcQple,
and has I, ,0U tencments In London.
, 1881-09-22
ODD-FELLOWS.
FlftyeBlxtfi Annual Se41lon Of tho sov-
erclEn tirnnd Lodge.
Eptefdk DIsnatth 10 Ths fHhtcdon Trisune


Fl1geb1xth Annunl seAsl0n Of tho sovs
orblEn Grn1ld Lodge.
sptetat Dapateh to 1as fihteaqo 7risuas
c1xcisxAr1, O., sept. sl.-Tho business scs-
slons or tho nnt,lAl session OF tho eov-
crc!Rn Grand Lotign OF Odd Fellows wcr1 begun
tndnv trho huaItIcaa cnnstatrtf nrfnrin,liv n
.,,o %oat,,nro.;a,' ~ .onos,. n.rosri,.. ~ ~
~ .'..,s euns.olo. " aep1s'a "ppe"t!". ." Aut
aay,s 'oaftlai ana aenon IN regard 10 the report
nrsx yns nrrkcntrd vhfrh wss rcrcrref In tl,a
..,,,,n. .,,4,..,,,t.s.. o.'.a,,at4.' .s.'. ~ w
pfopet co'oAlttees. Aeplcsetltat99e 'uFtoWs OF
California. from tho Committee Oh Appeals,
, 1881-09-22

An enthuslastlo mass-tnnetIng wns held Inst
night by tho Tin and Shect- Iron Wurkers' Union
No. l Mt No. 81 West Luke street. Thu meeting
WAS called FOR tho purpose OF discussing the
question OF russe OF wages. Speeches wore
1uatle by atr. Randall OF tho AmalRamated
WorkluRtncn's Union, Mr. Comfort Of thu Cat-
lnot md Joiners' Iscueyolont Union, bIr. Eli
right of tho Molacrs' Union. md others, 6otl
that tho tin, Bheut-iron and corntco workers of
Chcago, both dny aud rIete hat,ds, shall strko
s!tiers wero asked to ]oln tho utlIul,, and gen-
eral movement will DO tnat'o to bring
III all this glass Of tr,ldesuou IN tho city Lust
night fully furty new fncsnbors 1ulncl. md u
lMrKn PROPORTION Uf these woro Ihitinted nt nsc-
crGt session fOlluwinR the lnaes-inHcttng. Tiu-
nora ar0 now Receiving from $l.73 to $50 per
IHYs
, 1881-09-22
WISCONSIN,.

"latONSANA
eptetdt nt*pateh to- IN Ehteaao 7rtbunA.
MADISON, Wis, Sept. 214tOno would hardly
think. to look upon tho Republican State Com
ve'ltion, TINT our honored Presldent lies doad In
the Capitol At Washington. Hauling and pulling
WIS commenced last evening, and has been con-
tinucd through tho DAY. Tho convention num-
bors about 200 delegates. nnd consists Of repre-
sentative men. Tho convention was called to
order by Chnrfnau Dakcr. Judge phlto A.
Ortnn, OF Lafayette County, wns sado tempor-
cry Chairman, aild ". D. Hoard, Secretary.
After tho appointment OF the usual committees
tho convention adjourned till j p. IN. for dinner.
On reassen,bltng, Senator Joseph Y. Quarlcs, Of
Ken0shn, wns chosen permanent Chairman, W.
d. Hdnrd and N. O. Ring Secretaries. o. d.
Thou,Hs, OF Crawford County, presented tho
name Of ]. N. Itusk as candidate tor
Governor. Frnnk Gllson, Of plerco County,
madc rattfIng good speech, presenting tho
nntne OF Hans q. Wnrncr. Ncla Wheeler, of
Chippewa County, made an cxceedtnFIy funny
speech Ia presenting tho uano OF Lieut. Gov.
nnghnm and Mr uoGrsa Fasnswosta, Fa ~ Of sho
ths m dranSafs' fasor!t, Ifiram Hmltn. Ths ar.t
Warner, II; Iinshaui. eS; smith, H... Tho hrst
isnsnsu' IL: s;@tth. Il Second ballet-lsalsk,
M hsos1ssE @aass II i5 Waaasr M 81 sn hssa r. n1t;
Fourth ballot-lsuek, ia; Warner, %; bingham,
e; ssatteertns, .: Tic convention ats p. M nj.
On rc.asombl'ng, and On the sixth ballot. Con.
Isuak was notntHatcd BY t3t votes, to u fur
icrins. sAmuol s. FiHeltl. 6t Ashland, was thon
nominated Ma candidate for lieutenant Govern
or. Tho plntfotm Expresses sympnthy fur Pres.
ident aartoId's family, and declares firth IN lon.
Arthur'e patriotism and RotHl Intentions. IolyK-
amy ID denounced. While corporations must 10
encouraged, thore must bo no furthor subsidies
granted TO tsiIways. It recommends legislation
by Congress rotating u counting tho Electoral
voss, and also. Legislation so.tlins tho gunsAon
OF Presidential tnnDllty. The Prohth'tlon gle-
1nenr, headed by senatur l'Elco. attempted to
incorporate a ci,erelnu PUNK In tho platform,
hut was unsuccessful.
natefl for Secretary OF btate.. receiving
no votes To 90 for D. q. johnson. u.
j. MeFetrtdgc. Of Dodge County, was noninatoti
for Troasnr6r on tho second ballot. rccelvtuF li5
yotcs. Hteeuslaud, II: ]. E. Esdfed, 20: Ole y.
Johnson, 4. u. +. Frtsby Was nominated for
Attorney. General. 1la9eft Graham for stnto
hunorlntenlleht, MF. ilaugcn. NormcRlan, for
llailrUnh COtntn sBtnner und Fhtl =. Sp0onor for
Insurance Comm IsslGntr.
, 1881-09-22
rhA

Not A. Tho cno.crTptcd En. mt ~ The hlave 70 hs
cbr!n;
Strung In tho 4nrshIp Of lnvs.
ftr1nV In tho urHrn from Ah1vH;
He'd ~hItG md blue
. is,,lN, white, and f8f.
Emblem. Of hanpIer hopc. or"sher' to esothoshood
f.end ns q liberty, lead, ready md ttaady VIC come.
Elbow ~ rIhOw NO pnrctt. timing Ateps to lh9
call;
Ejt tn tho aulnneitA Df 1Ixht;
iteff, white, Httd hing.
. Blue, NhiIn. mp rail- ....
CONFLICT nnd earna8n bnhtt,d. aInr1 and RsandeuF
nhcaf.
l.raA III, I, Liberty Ianl svesy star In IT. place.
Every fold IN thu dohf ots(aR bnsnlhx und bIakoned
with ibyt..
IieInw, h tho ct,Nstnn!'g rod.
AbtIyr, Ia tho ui0ry ~ tod.
ltlne. whltt and fEH
Hc,f. while, md b1nn. ,.
Flag ut Iuters thric1 hull! Hall to the rod, white
md hlnu3
Gen. Cox. in rcspbnae tn repeated calls from
tho ni,hlGnet. wis introduced by GGn. Smith and
made brict aud appruprlatb Remarks.
, 1881-09-22

Lou1sv1LLE, KY. Sept. :t.-This morning sixty
Of tho mon employed at tho works OF tho Louis
Vile 1,rldgo anu Iron Company struck for htghor
wages. There arc ovor 1N mcn c1,gaHel Mt tho
works, aud thoy havo been rcaelslng $2.25 per
day. Thoso whu stopped work th!s mbrnfng de-
rnalitled M advance Ut 20 cents par tlny. The
0t1EGr8 Ut Tho company refhst5d to GcCede to tho
tet,lahd Vt tho olnployGs. and nttor pay!pg thom
81 In full ,p to Yesterday evcnlnR, eallod upon
tho works. Thore wis no hctll1l tlIyturbanup
this nlornlng, but trouble was threatened, and
as Il precautionary measure the police wer0
a11k fer. -
, 1881-09-22

pnoy1pEEuE, Il. l., Sept. sl.-1'ho United
Presbyterian Synod Of New York began ih an.
uuai session th!s eyon,ug. The ltav. ". 81. Gill;
bon, Ut Now York, tho retiring Moderator, do.
ltvercd d sorluun IN exposition Ut the principle
tho advnncomont Of tho cause Ut Christ Tho
Rev. James CrAma. OF philadelphia. Was chosen
Moderator. Tho Aev. Dr.. D. II. Kerr, Of honun.
Kahe!n PynsbfteFy, and the ltay. w. i. Owen, Ut
stoubenvllle prasbJteryt were Invited 70 ut ~
consulting Mombcfs.
, 1881-09-22
N1r. John Hrosyn. Of fsalmoral.

The stalking in tho I,aluioral dcor- forest Is re-
families, Mr. John brown. and. nd n raro ntton.
uon, for n speotalty-tayored Cabinet Minister
during his somewhat woary spell of attenda1cU.
Tho construction has lately been finished at a
residence which the Qla4efi hns built for Mr..
John lsrown Within tho Grounds of l,almorl.l,
hut which that fortunate subject hn8 not yet oc-
cnpied. It u 4 spncl0us and snt1lrWhnt plain
a1uara nlaf'alon. occupying y pleasant situation
~ the centre of q IRWn. like expanso Of th0
Royal dofncano, With carriaRc- drive leading To
It from one OF tho Ay1n4pA.
, 1881-09-22

crn Fasaonger-Agcnt ". c. ftoach of the Canada
Southeru. held joint consultation this after
mton. aud united upon cut lit tho rates u. tho
Enss. Tho ttckots sra now henx printed. anh
will he rsn1y ter issue to-nUrF0w ht tho fO!lnw.
lux ratca: Detroit tn Now York, g; Detroit to
Ik,sttn, 81: Detroit TO Boston and return, $40.
THIS Ia to inert the Cit mAsfs hy the pennsyl.
I'm to l0;n o'c!nek tho Hrand Trunk wna tho
nnfy rftat TINT had received orders from head.
f1uAFt9rS 10 N1cct tho rate.
, 1881-09-22

ATLANTA. Gn.. Sept. 2f.-The Unttod 9tntas
llnltwny Mail Servlce Mutual Ncnoat Assoca.
tton vas In sosslou all day. The Hreafcr portion
of thu day was takcn up in tho disposition Of
tlnpntd claims and committee work. Little
business 0f hny importanco wns transacted.
nDeton wns selected ns the noxt place of meet
Ing. BuperiutnlHitt!ts French. ut Cincinnati.
and 1MveIf. Of Clcye!and. left tut!ny fur Wnst-
iitRt0n ~ attend tho fiInnral nf tho President
Tho Buys are we'll pt:nAsl with thor reception
here. and, tut for tho desth Of tho President
would enjoy themselves worry much.