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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-12-03
Notice.

DUBLTC notice is hereby given that have
| purchased of DR.. J. Y. Simmons HE stock
of Drugs and Fixtures Mr.. Charles W Ais
quth will act As my Agent and carry on The
business Tor NE.
EDWIN L. MOORE
October a, 1881
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-12-03

TIE newspapers are chroniclins numer-
"a, hunting casualties. Huntsmen cSan''
be too careful in the handling ot tne''
guns.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-12-03
Fan and Winter Goods.

I WILL, IN few dave cpcs. my Fall and
i Winter Stock of Charlottesville Cas-imercs.
These goods are better than before and We can
recommend Them 10 the trade
October 1, ISL DAVID HOWELL.
Now IN stock ana. for sale, Red ard Blue
y Twilled Flannel Al-wcol Rel shaker
very superior: Blsck and Brown Canton. Chez
yiots. Ticks Twillel Bieached i0-4 shesiing,
New s'yle Prints. DAVID HOWELL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-12-03

A lady had the flesh eaten of her arm
10y -crofu,a. Gould see the sinues working.
Liujscy'> Blood Scarcher cured her J.
R1l~Jou. E.dcrton. Pa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-12-03
EAST BOUND TRAINS.

No 653 runs daily. All o.hcrtrains daily OK
ccpt Sunday. ,,,>.r,,
Supervisor of Trains, Winchester, Va.
W. NJ ELEMENTS,
Master of Transportation, Camden Station.
November 25, 1881.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-12-03

S.V.R. r. Schedule changed again this
week. An observance of the fact mpof-
tant % travellers see otRt- column.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-12-03

f-,sad to rich and poor IS 6r1rs.s 'ron
B.t.e-s. They strengthen and lr-at
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-12-03

The special ,crm of the Circuit Cour, adj
iourned on Tuesday. We understand, not
wi,bs,audirr few jury cases were tried
much imror,aat business was transacted.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-12-03
sryTTETH YEAR

STXTTETH YEAR
with sheet four times the size its first issue,
full of Foreign and Domestic News with Wig
orous Editorials upon matters Of religious and
secular interest; with carefully edited Depart
ments for Children. Sabbath School Teachers,
Farmers aud business Men: with eight active
Editors. an unrivalled staff of Foreign Cores
pondeuts. and paid Writers and Contributors
in every part Of the Country.
NEW BOOK
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-12-03

S.ep a week in ~oUr own town = Outfit
.OOD free, y risk. Everything nov Cap
ital Not rerEircd We will furnish you every
thing Many aye making fortunes. Ladies
rake a. much As men, and boys and girls make
great pay. Reader. If you want bu-iness At
which yUu can make great pay all ths time you
work, write for particulars 10 n HuLyTT &
Coz Portland Maine.
Dtc. - SLY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-12-03
70 CONSERVATIVES.

Consumption. TIA. scoUr.o of humanity, is
tho great dread % the AuH.au family, III all
civilized r1uu.fi.s
f,. confident ,ha' I am in possession Of
hcon.y >llc iuailab, Remciy-now known
90 ,hc p-4'.--ipa-i3c the positive and speedy
car, ol ya3, dread disease, and It's unweicomc
cc l-lu.i..u.,. viz, tot'ut. AH8me, hf9sclHis'
Nr y H. g., de- mly. De called on
o.t to-,. believe i'm meiiciuc. Twenty
c' sl. ears eyIericAe. rs bu Y prac-ition' 4,
I'm ,hc best Consumption Hospitals ut he Ono
au / Sew World las taught '1c the value of
proper m Jicati1n. both lo-Il ana constitutional,
ID thc ruc oi tli' great enemy of oar race.
have fcrud it. But am di,rc,,in.'. J start
cd oist To- ,ay Oh those suffering with Cou~ump-
unu or amy of the above raia,.i,s, thai by adj
dr, sing mc. ,lcy shall heputi i'm possession Of
,li~ great aaoa ri,tant otcrgs and shall have
tlc hcaoItoi ur experience Ia thousands of
eases -Ece >,iuNv treated Full particulars,
directions ior preparation and use, and all
necessary advice ana instructions for successful
tsya,mcu. o., yoGr own home. will bc received
hy yo2 Pos return mail. free OF charge by adj
jrr ne vi,h stamp OF stamped Sel-addrc>>cd
envelope
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-12-03
The Cave Hotel,
LURAY, VIRGINIA

! IE undersigned has leased the Cave IIo-
Z Tel. - and Is prepared toaccopmodate tran
silent OF permanent ,ucstsin good style Every
thing neat. clcauiy and comfortable about the
house. and the table will be supplied hOunti-
fully with the hest the markets can afford
Charge, reasonable.
Oct. ~ lSSl-2ll. y. j. MlLEN.
Lccsbur. Hrr requested go copy ~. and
send bin 90 adveriiScr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-12-03
-AGE. Coriander -. GTound Pepper nd

- AGE. Coriandcr Seed, Ground Pepper and
y pure Salt Pctre 20
COURTEOUS 81 SQUARE DRUG STORE.
1 FULL stock Of Soaps, PerfUmery, Hair
\ Oils and Druggists Sundries- AlsO q full
line Of Paper Envelopes, Pens, Inks, Box Pa
per and Siationers articles.
COURTHOUSE SQUARE DRUG STORE.
4 IL the popular Patent Mediciuss Window
= : Glass and Putty. Headquarters for John
Lucas q Cos Celebrated Liquid Paints Use
thcm-they are the best.
COURTHOUSE SQUARE DRUG STORE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-12-03
DIR. j. ". BONNER.
Dentist.

Office COS Main street, Charlestown. W. Va.
June >. ISIS.
Rev. Mr. Clymer and VIII Rinchart, of
kevser. vent to Patterson's Greek on deer
hunt, fi,s, 90. is: seek. The party killed
three on Tuesday and tvo on Wednesday,
when Mr.. c. returned lie had the good for
tune to bring down fine buck on the fly.
SIR Z. \. Clabaugh President Of the
Peoples Bank of Baltimore and we'll
known citizen, died in Hagerstown on Tues
day morning in the 9th year of his age.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-12-03

Mai G.. T. Hatch, thc efficient Geu-
Freight and Passenger Agent OF the =. "
r. r. has been appointed % the same p'-
.sition ou the Norfolk s. Western retaining
his official relations with ihe =. y. IL. H.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-12-03

The turning of the heads Of 50 many
people in the country Is attributed to the
great number of cranks
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-12-03

The Gas House. of brick, Eas bcencrected
by N,,Srs. Tuwiler Is Amourout, and the
tim roof pa, on Jy Mc~~rs. Duke Is G@.,a-
her. The erection of Gle Machinery and
conn. c,'ou thereof with pipes, a.. IS pro-
gr.--,rs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-12-03

Billiard TEG!e.--~Thc under
signed mas 81 nice secondhand billiard Ia
bic, newly cushioned, which be will sell We
rs l9w. Asoa Jenny Lind Bagatclle Ia
ne. Can st once and tx anime.
f. Il. sou pTRs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-12-03

3lr. james y. Ga'lahcr is to have large
frame doub,c-hou,e erected ON lis At.
Paryo" io.-.ac foundation for which has
been commenced It viii contain twelve
ro,J-siz,l rooms, and viii DE So arranged
"a. to accommodate one or two hmiiee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-12-03

Call at Goldsujti's and see bo'~ nicely
you can be pleased and fitted in new suit,
an over coat or pair o; boots. Our stock
of Fan AZ Winter Goods IS very large and
low prices pyedominate.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-12-03

'.r7ir'' owns 9"o locomotives.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-12-03

October y. 1871
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ID L II N,


AIKEN. July 2. 1881, at IL pm. WILLIAM
AIKkN, aged 10 years and 10 months.
Funeral fervic s viii be held at the Metropolitan
Pres by ter1an church. 4th street east, Tuesday,
July 8. Pm. Friends and relatives are invited to
attend.
ELEANOR, the only daughter Of james W. and
Elizabeth E. A: Baxter, aged months and days.
Our hearts are Ed;
Our darling. gone
10 u q, By Win IN she was given.
She was not seIt to us to stay;
He has taken her home to Heaven.
COBURN. July 3. 1881. MRS. MARTHA CoBURN,
reict OF the late John Coblrn, in the seventy sixth
year of her age.
HARDING. Saturday night, July a. 1881, at IL
Elizabeth Harding, aged months and 10 days.
Funeral from lie parents residence, 1913 I'd
street northeast. Tuesday, July 9Th, $3.50 O'Clock
pm.
KITTINGER. July 2. 1881. Mrs. A. f. Kr1r1N.
CIR, IN the seventy. fourth yess Of her age:
east, Monday evening, 4th Inst at 6 O'Clock.
RYAN: On Sunday evening, at O'Clock p m,
WILLIE FRANCIS, aged 10 years, months, and %
days, son OF william and Mary e. Ryan. TIC sd
The funeral will take place from pare 1ts' resi-
The friends and relatives Of the family invited
TO attend.
SIMMB On July 80, 1881, at 20 minutes pss. 6
~ EURlDICE +. sIMMs, reiict OF the late Hlexi-
Requiem mass from st Patrick's Church at 10
O'CLOCK q. M Thursday, 7th list.
WH1TFORD. On Sunday morning, July Sd,
1881, of cholera infantum. RHEssA, isfant daugh-
ter Of George z. and Margaret E. Nhiford aged
eight months.
Capitol street near NJ, Tuesday afternoon, July s,
at O'Clock.
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West Washington, nee GEORGETOWN.

west washington. nee GEORGETOWN
THE NEWS OF THE ASSASSINATION spread
like wild fire" here, and the whole town was
thrown into q state Of excitement. thing
worthy OF comment is the fact that people Of
all parties are earnest In their expressions of
sympathy. Special prayers for the recovery OF
the President were offered yesterday In all the
churches here. Az about O'Clock Saturday
night news came, which seemed to be authen.
tic, that the President was dead. Immediately
the eDgine-house was draped In mouruing. and
the station-house was partially draped. al one
resident on High street also began to put mourn
ing upon his house. In a few moro minutes the
whole town would have been in mourning had
not dispatch been received stating that the
former news was errcneors-to the ri cat relief
and gladness Of the people.
QUIET FOURTH.-Independen day is being
celebrated but little to-day, and only by tue
very small children. There Is an entire alb.
seHce Of the big guns and loud noises much to
the credit OF the people. We have an old cor
pOration ordinance OF the 18th of December
1924, against the selling and exploding of fire
crackers and other fireworks. The penalty is
$40 for selling. and IS or 4S hours In the clock
up" for firing.
BlsHoF ANDREWS preached at Dunbarton
Street n. E. church yesterday morning. His
text was: ''Have Faith in God" His coming
was pleasant SURPRISE both to the pastor ana
pSOpiS.
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GATHERS Jdiosyncraeies.
HIS QUEER CONDUCT WHEN MEMBER OF T



Mr.. Francis Waylapd Smith, Of the Oneida
community, gives the following interesting
statement regarding Guiteau's conduct when q
member Of that community:
"He was extremely erratic and his egotisn
was so great that II was really phase of In
sanity. His mind Was diSordered con-inually
with hobbies OF ali sorts and descriptions, for
instance, when here he was q member of our
debating society. In his style Of debate he was
original always. or tried to be. When his turn
came to speak he would rise and say, AS the
honorable gentleman has brought nothing
worthy OF rebuttal he has nothing to robut.
Another characteristic was this In directing
packages he would write sc. o. d. and than
ON delivery right after the letters. Once In
alecture he prepared for our evening exercises
he had written ia these words In the manu-
script: IT the audience will no Y excuse me /
Will take Off my coat He used to work now
and then in our trap factory; he marked the
goods for shipping In large, beautiful round
letters. One or his many idosyncrastes was &c
mark large card with this inscription:
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THE STRUGGLE AT ALBANY.
1t still Goes On-The BallOting To
day.

ALBANY, NY, July 4.-The assembly met OF
11:55 am, Mr.. Draper. by designation Of Speaker
Sharpe, presiding. The senate entered the as
sembiy chamber, and both houses went into
Joint convention. At noon, when the roll was
called, II senators and 81 aSSemblym 10 an.
swered. The convention proceeded TO vote for
q Senator to Ill the short term vacancy with the
following result: Senate votes-For Potter, 3
Conkling, 8; Wheeler, Z; Lapham, 2; Hoskns, /;
ter, "a; ConkliHg. Is; Wheeler. Is; Crowley, T.;
Cornell. 8; Lapham, 4; Chapman |: Comoinei
Crowley. 4; Cornell, 6; Lapham. 6; Hoskins i;
Stoughton, 1; Chapman. l. No choice. Sen
at0r Mills voted for Stoughton.
The convention then proceeded to vote to I'LL
the long term vacancy. with tho following re-
SUIT: Senate yote-For Depew, Q; Herman. 8; Cor
For DsneW as ker nsn0S Asse%oly VOTE
$; North, ]; Fish, /; Laphan, 1; Adams, /; Plat,
l. Combined vote-For DepeW. SO; Herman, 81:
Cornell, IL; Crowley, 10: vancott, I; North. /:
Fish. l; Lapham. l; Adams l; Plat, /. During
this ballot II was noticed that some Democrat
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MARHIKA.

BEHRENs-RoGERS. Thursday, June 80. 1881,
at the residence Of BRIDES sister. vii iamsport Pa
WILLIAM O: BEHRENs. of Washinston, D. o.. to
ELIZABETH W. ROGERS. daughter of T. q. Rogers.
Of Fort Wayne, Ind, formerly Of Wiillamsport.
No cards.
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lOonttnued tl.cna Tntra Paqs.l

man In Washington. And the people who
would rejoice IL his crime even it Ii fails short
OF mdrder, were capital offence, prepare 20
acquiesce IN penalty which, In that event
will De miseraoly inadequate, rather than to
execute justice lawleSsfy. The American pep
PIE, therefore, in one OF the most exciting
crises OF their history, have made 1t clear that
the disturbance OF the war period has passed
away and that they live, and mean to live
laws. On this Attn of July, therefore with all
OF saddening and OF shocking that IL brings
there come also solid reasons why Americans
should not despair OF the republic, the birth
OF which they celebrate
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CHARLES. j. GUITEAU,
Premier OF England.
Will deliver q lecture In
ST. JAMES HALL, LONDON,

This he kept fastened to the wall befors
him. He imagined himself some great oign,.
tary or other all the time. Fame and wealthy
stations filled his thoughts By day and nj mi. =
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NEW REGISTER OF WILLs.-The last official
act of the President before he was shot down
was the signing Of an order to theDepartmeat OF
the Interior to issue commission to Mr., Fl. j.
Ramsdel OF this city. to be register OF wills for
the District. vice Col Amos Webster, who has
held the office during the last twelve years.
MI. Ramsdell Is most widely and favorably
known through his long and active service In
the Journalism Of the capital, and especially
for the prominent position he has taken as the
proprietor and editor of The Republic. Colonel
Webster has made an excellent record In this
position, and Mr.. Ramsdell has all the qualifi-
cations requisite TO perform the business OF
the Office In the same satisfactory manner.
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Old Tot vote. Mr.. Alvord called for apsentees,
AM a. said mat the members OF this convention
Ia the shadow OF the great Calamity restinv an
the country who should try to de.
Ieat the election Of United States Sena-
.ofS oy refusing To vote were Ia contempt
MI: logan said that II he believed he coul l
deIeat the election OF a republican Senator by
withholding his vote, he would withhold &c.
MY. Hurd stated that he Was paired With Nj.
.. Il: Welies. put as he believed 1t was on tue
leadirg candidate therefore II his vote wa3
needed for q quorum he would vo-e IGwa5
LOT four neces sary for MI. Hurd to vote.
Tne chair declared that no choice had been
mace, andtbe convention adjourned,
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BRACELETS and bangles, 50 to $40. Prlggs. !

AT DAMMANN'S, SO6 tn ST. northwest, gents
four ply linen collars, for 25c; four-ply linen
cuffs, 19c.; gents co,ored bOrdered handker-
chiefs. for Csc: gauze undershirts, 15c; British
half hose, for CSC; best fancy half hose 25c
ties, 12c. dozen; excellent unlaundried shirts,
45c. One Price Combination Store. sos 7th st.
nnrthXeSf.=Adrt.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Condensed Locals.

Officer Edelin, accidentally broke a small bone
in bis right ankle yesterday afternoon while
playing In the front yard of the Almshouse with
Officer Slack.
THIS morning Detectives Coomes and Acton
arrested colored man named Douglas Howard
In the act OF oner1ng an open-face gold watch
on the street for 81, worth 500 or $50. He stated
that he had purchased 1t near Baltimore, In
Anne Arundel county, Nd. within two weeks.
The man and watch are at police headquar-
tiers.
The alarm OF fire at O'CLOCK this afternoon
was occasioned Dy fire at 1921 NJ street. eau: ed
by the explosion OF b fre-cracker. Damage
about S.. n
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DAMMANN's. SOC TN St northwest: Folding
camp stools, 12c.; lunch baskets, at &c., 33c
45c.; our s. 80 satin lined parasols for S. 5O our
81 satin lined parasols for So: our S. lace
Great reduction Of p1lces In our hosiery, glove,
corset and lace goods departments. One Price
Combination Store, SOC It'll st. northwest
Adct.
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WHAT bargains there is at j. e. Youngs, 1856
7th street, Of the damaged goods by the late
StOrm.-A6t
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Forty Years' Experience Of an O

scriptton OF enc OF the best female physicians
and nurses In the United States, and has been
used for forty years with never failing success
Dy millions Of mothers for their children. It
reheveS the child from pain, cures dysentery
and dtarrhGa, gripping In the bowels and wind
COLO. By giving health TO the child 1t rests the
mother. Price % cents bottle. m.Wa
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$500 REWARD
OVER MILLION OF
PROF. GUILMETTE,S FRENCH
KIDNEY PADS

PROF. GUILMETTE,S FRENCH
KIDNEY PADS
Have already been sold In this country and In
ssetS one % aos Perfect
every time when used according
We now say to the a afscssa and doubling ones
that We viii pay the above reward for single
LAME BACK
TIL Tht e RsH Ely 70 and % Ssf
IRropsy. Brigbt's Disease Of tie Kidneys. incon:
Goiored Urine. Pain in the Back. SIDE or toiha,
Nervous Weakness, and in fact an disorders Of the
whether
disease ss RdneS Bsssl
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Mllnout swallcWing nauseous medicines, BY Eiaa-
PROF. GUILMETTE's FRENCH
KIDNEY PAD,
WHICH CURES BY ABSORPTION.
FkENoH kidney PAD and take NO otbar rh ,s
has not got it. send s200 and yoa win receive tie
Fad by return mail.
PREF. GUILMETTES FRENCH LIVER pan
Asue Cake. Billions Fever. Jaundice. s7ys pstssis
and ali diseases Of the Liver, Stomach and Rin,ad
Prise Ts 81 90 80 By hy Ws Send fer Prof
FRENCH PAD CO.,
Toledo Ohio.
SCHELLFR Il STEVENS. Agents.
je11 sos PennSylvenfa avenue.
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SYMPATHY FROM PARIS
The Secretary OF State has just received the
following Tor Mrs. Garfield:
PARIS, July 40 Madame Garfield Execu-
tive Mansion: Accept expression Of our deepest
sympathy. {Slgned) OUTREY,
SYMPATHY FROM CATHOLIC BISHOPS.
FORT WAYNE, IND, July $40 the President
OF the United States: The Catholic bishops CT
Peoria and Fort Wayne desire to express their
most sincere sympathy and the most earnest
wish for your speedy recovery.
(Signed,) j. [. SpALp1NG.
JOSEPH DEVENGER.
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ZvIo R,1sau,uu,

Units. Allens)-A lovely tonic and Hair Dress
ing. IL removes dandruff. allays all itching,
stops falling hair and promotes healthy
growth with rich, beautiful gloss, aad Is
oengE&fully fragrant. Price seventy-1ve cents
In large glass StOpperpd bottles wEa
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p The NoUoe Tre1aya says the President Is
probably the victim OF his honest policy.
An Act of Respect at Halifax.
HALIFAX. n. s., July 4.-The reception an
nounced for to-day by Captain Meade. of the
Us. steamer Vandalia, was abandoned owing
10 the critical condition OF President Gardsld.
A Disarmament Needed.
TORONTO. ONT, July The Hail. In an ar
ticle on the attempted assassI cation OF Gar
field says:1"It is obvious tina, the .spoils sys
roduce hundreds OF disappointed men OF low
morals and bad principles, who, finding their
las, last hope Of an once gone, may at any moment
Tesentatiye OF the whole political system OF the
country. 1t Is singular effect Of one great
crime to produce It's own imitation, and in
times Of excitement no Presidents life will
be cafe In nation which carries its love
OF nDeT,y SO lar as TO allow 70 the Wick.
eldest classes the liberty OF carrying deadly
0isarm the population, to surround the
President with bodyguard, would be so
striking policy, and such confession Of fail
the experiment will be tried. But 1t Is OBJ vIous
tnat such disarmament is needed"
TIE VICE PRESIDENTS NATIVITY.
The MAJ adds further -" The position, of
Vice President Arthur. In the event of a va.
cancy in the Presidency, would be singular
one. In ordinary cases the Vice President sue
his term of office, but Mr. Arthur is, we believe.
q Nova ScOt1an-a Canadtau-and in that case
he is not eli gible for the Office"
A Canadian View.
TORONTO, ONT, July 4.-The Globe to-day, In
an article On the shooting of the President,
says" The Globe thinks It likely enough that
Vice President his utter tnsufficiency for the
dignity to which he will probably be called, and
hopes ne Will not be as putty In the hands OF
tifled.D
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GUITEAU IN IOWA.
His Failure as q Lecturer.

DAVENPORT, Iowa, July A. The Gazette pub
fishes an account OF the doings OF Charles j.
Guiteau In this city, october 18th and 10th.
ISIS. He advertised two lectures on Christi anity
and On Paul the Apostle, but having nc au-
dlence did not speak j. Wilson GLiteau, the
assassin's brother, was lawyer here from 1855
to 1864.
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Burnett's COcOaine

WILL SAVE THE HAIR
and keep 1t In strong and healthy condition.
because 1t Will stimulate the roots OF the hair
growth dependa
Burnett's Flavoring Extracts are absolutely
pure.
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Senator COnkling Summoned 20 Eel.
heron.

LONG BRANCH, n. j., July i.-Gen. Porter has
just telegraphed TO Senator Conkling to come to
Elberon Immediately. The dispatch was sent
to the Fifth Avenue hotel, New York,
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NNHE PARK HOTEL.
i WILLIAMsPoRT, PA q
% to &16 per week. lEsI
The Hotel and surroundingsSe. very attracti Ne.
Grounds handsomely laid out with flowers and
fountatns, ehAded by grand old forest oSks-do-
mesticated deer add to their beauty, A cooler and
prettler home for the hot months, cannot be found
In the mountains. farmhouse freedom. With
an abundant supply Of the farm produce, combined
with a4berA MANAGEMENT makes the Park Hote
or on your journey to Niagara Fails or Saratoga,
per r. O. Z. W.. break your trip ut Williamsport.
nLARENDOW HOUSE. a..
~ Ocean End Of Virginia Avenue. AH
ATLANTIC CITY, open May %. lES u
m14-2m DR.. r. B. LIPPINOOTT.
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mrs. y. a. Aliens Worlds Hair He.
hair to its youthful color. gloss and beauty. It
Ienews Its life, strength and growth. Dam
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dressing. Its perfume rich and rare
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LIEBIG COMPANY,S EXTRACT
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