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Mtselin9 Besisten
AUGUsF :, Issa.
INTELLIGENCE.
Index TO New Advertisements.

Regular Tuesday Packet-Steamer An
des.
Notice-W. T. Chambers & Co.
Campmeetirg at Mountain Lake Park.
Serge Coats-r. c. Moffat 4 Co.
Insect PowGer-R. H. List.
Bronzes-Miller & Franzheim.
Pineapples and B1nanas-J. H. Diehl x
Co.
Champion Iron Fence-B. Fish & Son.
Great Bargains in Carpets-G, Me del s
Co.
The Victor Flour-Edward Reil.
Toilet SliDpers-J. T. Stone.
Keep Health in Your Homes-G. w.
Johnson's Sons.
Plate Glass-W. A. Wilson.
The Best-Tidal Wave Saloon.
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Conductor Suicides.

Sr.LouIs, John Mcmahon, tn Oldest con
ductor on the Vandalia railroad. commit
ted suicide at TAO this evening, in his
room at the northwest corner of Fifth and
Pine streets, by flowing his Brain out with
a pistol. No cause is known for the act.
He had been on the Vandala line for
twenty years, and was very popular Off
cial
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Checkers and Callers.

JERSEY CITY, August 6.-The checkers
and callers on the Pennsylvania railroad,
who struck with the freight handlers, have
unanimously decided TO return to work.
The officials Of the company state it is very
doubtful if the strikers will be taken back,
as the present checkers and callers are
giving the utmost satisfaction.
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PRIZE FIGHT.
A Battling Mill OF Twenfy-seVen
Rounds.

Rounds.
It has leaked out that Beach BOTTOM,
some ten miles up the river, was the scene
Of an exciting prize fight, last Wednesday
morning. The affair was managed so
quietly that outside favored few in this
city and Steubenville, no one knew that
such an affair was ever contemplated,
and the authorities were consequently
completely in the dark. Both
men are said to have been in splendid
condition when called to the scratch. and
the battle was well contested throughout,
every round being stubbornly fought,
with no apparent advantage on either side,
although toward the last the men were
pretty we'll blown. There were twenty
seven rounds fought, and up to
the last one there was no pros.
pect that the fight would end short OF
fifteen or twenty more, but when lime,
was called for the twenty.seventh, one OF
the contestants slipped and fell, and his
opponent, taking advantage OF his mishap,
put in a succession of telling blows which
ended the battle. The winner was very
lightly punished. The authorities have
got wind of the matter, and arrests are
promised shortly.
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A POpular Resort.

One of the most attractive saloons in the
city is that of John Biedenbsch, 1901
Market street. He has recently rettted II
handsomely, and prideS himself OF keeping
nothing but the best. He has been long
time in the business. and his many friends
will be glad to hear that his arrangements
are COW such that he can accommodate them
now more handsomely than formerly.
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A Word 20 Sufferers

All persons suffering from Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Loss of Voice, or any
affection of the Throat and Lungs, are re-
quested to call at Logan & Co.'S Drug Store
and get 10c Trial Bottle of DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, which
do. Call early.
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The Bnsr SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and positive
ly cures Piles. 1t Is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price Is cents per box. For sale by Logan
q Co
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Veterinary Ho~pitaI.

Dr.C. B. Robinson has found it necessary,
owing to increase of practice, to establish Q
Veterinary Hospital where sick animals
can be treated in a rational and scientific
manner. All animals placed in his hands
will receive the best Of attention. and
treated according to the dictates Of science.
Hospital, No. 1 Eleventh street. r.
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Chatau0ua.

CHArAUQUA, n. Y, August 5.-The shower
in the afternoon cooled the air, but did
not interfere with the exercise. Four thou.
sand people listened to Bishop Simpson, of
the NJ f. church, preach; music by the
Assembly choir of two hundred and fifty
voices The Sunday school numbered three
thousand one hundred and eighty-seven
scholars and teachers, the largest ever held
here
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Wisconsin Wheat.

CHICAGO, august 5.-Specials from the
interior of Wisconsin state the rains of the
past week have injured wheat in shock,
which is beginning to sprout. Spring
wheat is in danger OF rust. but the weather
is excellent, to day, and the danger is prob
ably past.
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A VALUARLE DoOk

OF nearly 500 pages, on the wealth. de,sl,-
and undcvclopcd, Of West Virgins. By %,
distinguished authorities as Rq. Nh,
Fellop u he Royal Aoud,uy, Ia.
Pro-. Ftmtaine, Of the University, AMI d
Speaker, Geo. H. Mordt, will be sent ~
APRxMIUn WITH TINE REs,s.va
To those who prefer II TO the map, on sl,ss
tho same terms.
Krsce sT"Wesl virytaia's WeailA.- 10
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Destructive Storm.

DENVER, August 5.-Destructive storms
ragged two days in several sections of the
State, causing floods, land slides and con-
sequent LOGS of life and great damage to
property. The loss on the Cochelapsudore
river to crops is $4,000.
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WATER WAITS.
Stray and Regular Matters. Along the
River and wharf

TIE river was rising slowly at dark last
night with four feet of water in the chan
mel.
The Diurnal is the Petersburg packet
to-day.
The Andes is due up from Cincinnati
to-day.
The Chancellor from Charleston en- route
for Piitsburg is still in her trade and will
make her appearance here tomorrow night.
The Sidney will take the st. Lawrence's
trade on the next trip.
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A Case for Judge Lynch.

BRADFoED, Pa, August 6.-Wm. Hall,
aged IS years, attempted TO ravish 8 year
old daughter Of Henry Aiken, last evening.
at Tarpot, but did not accomplish his pur-
poses He was caught by the citizens,
tarred and feathered and driven out of town.
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Indications.

WASHINGTON, August ii A. M.-For the
Tennessee and Ohio Valley, partly cloudy
weather and local rains. southeast 10 south
west winds, stationary or slight rise in
temperature.
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the WEALTH

"The enterprise Of the wHrrIiSa Rrsu,u,
recognized and appreciated BY the E.nopl, b,s
10 the EaQuirsr Of this state.''- kssiIovS W
Domir,on.
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the WEALTH

THE WEALTH THE WEALTH
THE WEALTH OF THE WEALTH
1.-THE WEALTH wfsI THE WEALTH
THE WEALTH THE wEll,,
THE WEALTH vlkciAlA THE wrlLrR
THE WEALTH Isaa THH WEALTH
THE WEALTH THE WEALTH
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A SIRE cure for impoyeri,

A SURE cure for impoverished blood, pim-
pies, and sallow complexion, is Browns
color, smooth skin, and is absolutely not
injurious.
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PLENTY Of amusements at Seibert's Gar
den. Go ont and you will be pleased Re.
freshments Of all kinds served.
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As taken at Schnepfs Opera House drug
store:
SATURDAY.
7A.M.r2S.SP.N. JPN 7A.x.l2 S.SPM. 7P.N.
20 QS 81 s. IS 20 10 80
SUNDAY.
7Axr2ns sSTi; SPIN 7An.Ia IN.
50 G 10 - - 50 80 IS
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BuekIen,s Arnica Balve.

WHY suffer from corns? German Corn
Remover eradicates them at once. 25c.
Druppistg
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Killed by Lightning.

Buy barrel of Charter Oak. Ask your
grocer for it. Robert Simpson.
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Go OUT to Seibert's Garden. either day or
night, if you want recreation and fresh air.
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A series OF articles on the

-The RsnIsrER Ia the leading pspsf ~.
Virginia, and IL one u our Dcs. oIchIhss n,
kurgh Dolly Tm,i, Ind.
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UsAeveBsped Rtehes - - sssas
Carefully and thoughtfully prrpamd y
most fascinating writer, will lie prnt-. ;
the REaBTER running through the N~s,
year. These articles, will alone, b vai
any West viryinian, many time hs ~
Of the paper.
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J.H. DIEHL & Co., J. s. Welty, Worthen
& Tieman, George X. McMechen, X. j.
Smyth and II. F. Behrens sell Charter Oak.
Robert Simpson, Wholesale Agent.
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Convict Killed.

WAroN. WIS, August 6-George Watson,
a convict in TIE State penitentiary here,
stabbed and killed fellow-convict named
John Sherry.
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No BETTER iQSr made than Charter Oak.
Robert Simpson,
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- ~
The REGISTER has o paid cor-rond's
Intelligence and integrity In every s"sSs
the state. whose business II Ia 10 furris
paper with all that interests the T~'Fs
his locality to aid every clOt si !nIn'
ment, and In the development Of "
sources OF the State. And II also bai
CsrrsspssAssis n ths Pr1sripsi a.
OF the country. who are wide awake -
ering that which will intercs, and pc
people Of West Virginia.
THE Market REresn
or the leading cities, At home and 30
constitute q valuable feature VI i6' v
BrER.
Lewis Baker q 90. are ths nasi -
pewspapsf men In the ooontfyJ Nd ns
nsws which escapes their viSilsnt ~
worth ne rscording. "-<Ldrso~ AN~r
Sod ~ . sNselDes Cs1y sfssss
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TINE Reo,srr,

Pm YEAA H nAIr, rosfAor ,,,,
DAILY, stx days In The week An
DAILY, thru dAyy In The Veer .'''''.-.-a I
WEEKLY REQISTER-'.'.A '''''''....-
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STATE NEWS A sPEaIALIS.

Conducted with eaerry, ability. and srr. a
ness. - HdAhiiotoa, n. I,morh.
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MRS. +. SIMMERISG, Millersville, Pa, had
Ozena and Chronic Catarrh. PERUSA cured
her entirely.
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The Map viii Be sent - . premium I, 4,
persons who remit $50 for the VIM,
REGISTER, one year, and 10 cents to pay %.
age on the Map.
"The RnsIsrER 10 really tn, cniy t.i,, -,
paper In the state" u1rlstar, nesrus ~
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MODEL NAP OF Wrsr ylacU,

II will show all the County and Mar,s,-.
District lines, Senatorial and CongreSO,,.
District lines, Railroads built and cer,,, |,
be built in the near future, RAILROAD s,,o,.
Post-ofices, the area In acres OF each cou,,
population OF counties, vote OF each cOo,,,
ut the last presidential election. po,.t,, ,
each county, Geological sections Of II. sr,
and a hundred other things OF value \,
size II will be about d n inches.
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rhernomaiar Recordl.

Go 20 the MeLure House cigar stand
for the nm est Imported Cigars.
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SATIN GLOSS!
SATIN GLOSS 7
LOTTERY Z.

The Public Il requested carefully 10 notice.fhe
ne,c and enlarged Scheme 10 be drd,cn Monthly.
aS-CAPITAL Price, e76,0OO.
Tickets only s.. Shares In proportion.
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The REoIsIIa I: keeping step With ,s.,,.
res and prosperity now youchS. r., NS
state."- Kdadrhd Gd,sfte. !" q
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Fox the Times.
II
A Splendid Showing.

MIR. Enrron:-l have been travelling around
some lately aud have come to the conclusion that
our County is On rising S'Duli. Tnc crDps are
fine; corn Will be plentiful, AMI, from The pres
cnt prospect, farmers will make rs much cotton
as they can gathe". inl quite a number Of
improvements also in dwelling and other build
ings.
find also that the Common schools much
improved and will, in AL probability, average
from five to seven months the present year
This is ahcal of anything we have ever htl yet,
sinc" the Common School system was adopted.
Old Union is about rs good place aS we cln
get to. neglected when speaking Of crops. to
mention the present outlook for canli dates but
it makes no difference cc-thcy speak rr them
selves. CAROLAS
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An Appeal to Our Farmers.

y H'''hS "l 'hc HtOcAholders Of the UniOu
| ''"n'y Agricultural Society will be held in the
Curt House next M'nlay -Sh!csla lay.
"'' somewhat surprised to find that 50
IL" oil the Farmers OF the County are STOCKHOLM
( crs III the Farmers and Mechanics Association
ihey are certainly more interested in it than
any other class They an | their families exhibi:
more AMI c'"hI earn more, at its annual cxhihi
h'"S they take more, anil the best, premiums,
have more to say about its management -pnrric-
"'ar'y II any errors Of Judgmen occur-thlu any
assume any OF the responsibilities.
There Is heavy debt hangng over The prop
/ cr'y-ihs fa'r Grounds for which few IN Ii
, 'ld"'iS are responsible, ami tins debt will In &c
nave 10 hc sold. 1t Is rs mill stone around the
''c'''?' ""l "nIc'' removed mn" hc The death
"' H. Inc interest upon the debt reduces
mu"r'tl hlnirtnrc to the general god which
the Society could AMI would coufer upon the
'"rii'ih% interest OF the County
In N"wbcrry, Chester, Grccnvillc and other
'""n''"S' similar condition of affairs very
near "cs'r"yln6 their County AgrcrItWa al socic.
h'S' ""t the nc"ple-ihc Farmers. m,stly-Strp.
Pch forward ana saved them hya S"W voluntary
CONTINUATION from each AMI those societies are
now ont "t dent, "wn valuable property, and
arc '"'"'S"' almost entirely by the Farmers Of
'he respective counties.
why cannot the Agricultural Society of Union
"c paced upon similar prosperous nnl ndcncn
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Order Your Tickets

In our notice last week about tickets. we
omitted important item in CIR terms 1t
mast h" very evident I" amy one thrt we could
not sr' NJ the tyre. IT, the pres, work AMI hnl
the paper for 900 or 1000 tickets at the same
rate ihlt wc can for =. .OuO or more rs il would
take ,ho same time and labor t. set the type
nni within few minutes io 40 the press work
oar term, are therefore:
" ir, % ,-,N be- ,i.t,r,r. y,!T' p!,l i,r
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TAKE NOTICE.

Citations, Notices to Creditors and
Notices Of Final Discharge must bo
paid for before they will appear in
our columns.
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More Ice Cream.

The W. {. T. t. viii furnish Ice Cream to the
public next Tues lay. at the Acnlrmy Grove. \
by saucer t'r only 10 cents. Evcryhrly inclu-
lin.: the can liia'cs earnestly. invited.
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Tho Peoples Ticket.

For Governor.
Hugh S. Thompson.
For lcrcn Mt Governor.
John Calhoun Sheppard.
Secretary of State.
Col j. N. Lipscomb.
Attorney General.
G. Richardson, Milos.
State Treasurer.
John p. Richardson.
Comptroller General.
w. T. Stonoy.
For superintendent Of Education.
REV. ELLISON CApERS, of Grccnvil,c.
For Aliuiant AMI Inspector General,
\. VI. MANIGAULT, of Georgetown.
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ADVERTISING.

One SIuar" or On" inch. frs insertion. SIUO
Zach -uh~"'iU,n insertions -
Liberal discount ma - merchants and other. alyrr
li,IuI Tor >iN rIouilI, "r hy ia" year.
Obituary Notices pi ten lines or less inserted free
over ten lines. charged Is ADVERTISE
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r-J" y mNa 10y the name Of James Srockcr
living "n the Littlr Saiula River, in Elgciiel,
County. committed sutilc last week. hv hang
ing himself
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G=4- Dream No lO will bc found ON nur
frs; page. "tlIi' dreams about elections an
attending barbecue III the province Of Mars
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iHE N"iiNBNk NOIE. NiSIInS! m. July
21.--!.ct mc give y"u h.i ct hitherto unwrit.
ten history Everybody Remembers when in the
MncMcy Dibc contest IN the House the Green
hackers all vricl against Mr.. DIhh!c, and how
they immediately after vntct against Whcc,vr
,a m ySS~ AMI clrillrcl Nhrci,.r'> -rtI for I,sp
Vel, ILr N."f ant Cy9r,..' promptly nnici The
remarkable uurnimjtv at thr Grrruhrr'irrS AMI
the rrrrt ut hl;Eun with the Rciuh!ictnS
ani urged The white m"a ui ,h, State u rrllcc,
hrturc they ';u,l any utrtf which pr, itself
against the whites anl dil the dirty work iail
ont hy the R":uh,ictu caucus. This was rrirrr.
atci. pn y'u kupN Ihu Tnur rcnrri~ 'll upi
IA. oa uuhoc liug iir,cnktci ears" Nv v,.v
rTfh1S a"E r." @ H'"% IS .nM rrHs'HA l'"'" :"
hold they erie |. this i g,nc too fast. Ii
III" white I'"n%'r Of South Inr"llmt 60 this lra
Of "ur hostility t. their Interests into ihci;
heals our occupui'n viii hr gone AMI sc Ctn
gct no white recruits. which are the only ones
which we nrrl. Th, thims must stop 81 J..
Hendrix .c!.rnr. the great GrrcnhlcN prophet
OF South Carolina ami the publisher of the he.
farm S,JHN of Columbia. hicl him t" Washing
ten several weeks "gr wnrn Ihc Sml'~ rI!imau
case hal been rcpnrir to the iluuS. I ivc"S',
t. the sitting member. AMI there WAS u c"n>ul-
tatinn with Lee Crtnlnll. the Sccrcinr" Of tn"
\alionr Grccnhack Cnmmttrc anl editor of tn"
National View. organ Of this city. Anl ihcn
Nclnur AMI trIudl.i appeared in the House
and gave their party friends som" plain tax, +"
;hr "tirc; that ihry were : j. ,iIur the irrruhtcl
game in the : nth AMI must quit uu~"ltim :
Democrats III this rapid rate. They must ao.
sumo an attitude Of fairness. at least. AMI keep
"n the balance of the two Parties. Geo. Wash
Jones thought 80 too. Result the GrrrnhtcEcrS
split. Funr voted against Small> a'lmisSj N m
three or four previously p'rlErl "h"S vote with
the Republicans. This i what believe t. hr u
= trur story nf the inv triu"sS uf the Grccnhaci
action. 1t i suggestive. Nc. q. N N''c@ "1p
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p-n. y snake six feet long was hrnu ht into
town last Friday, by our i;ttle friend Ec. ME
tul%.
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Ga There are Gily cnndilatcs announ-
csi in the Eiyricli .iicrri,scr
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Chr 00il;hln 0lnion Gimes.
Il. ". SrOk Is, Editor.

UNION, FRIDAY, AUGUST, 4 1882.
SUB5CRIPTIoE--52 90 PER ANNUM.
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\ NuLiJY hnIh>U FInr ~ N&w l"rE. --
Nrw York. July i1.-lhc grrn! nmr nil! "'
llrcE,r Br"thcrs, cvtru ling Ir,m Cherry - Wa
icr sircc On Pike street, was totally burned To.
day along with several n"ighhrimg buildings.
the principal "f which was the spec mil!
IT Sanger. Beers X Fisher and aumhrr Oi
trurmrui~ ~ Cherry street. ilcckrrS' loss is
between Siw.wp and 5000 Insurance
SjuO. 600 well Li-irihutcl Sanger. Beers \
Fishers loss i stated at SlODO1G. The other
losses will bring tie aggregate to nearly II mil
lion dollars. The fire originated III The ninth
story "r II"cirr> mlll. whjrh va. ten stories
high. nnl was caused by friction ANON" the
machinery FIR cleaning wheat. About five hun
Dire men cmpI"yci in the mill The heat
was - incense that the men cru'i not approach
near cnruth 10 aitcmr' t. ave Ilrcl.cr& With
forty engines at prk AL the" rruil IL wtS -
prevent the spread of the fire. Among the
minor losses was the S'rm.ruS EYrh.n =, -.
COO.
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''SrNp NE LEAF. - Here we have Il new
song rhu will ho!G It's own with the best Of the
oil ones 'hr beautiful words are by Fanny
Ern>hy. the hlini r"rr,sS. and the music Ivy
DrnE-. the great song writer ot America. the
aur!irr nI .'Siv"r Threads Among the Cola,
which WAS - Immensely popular. Sen Me
Lear i quite ~ gnoi song. nmi will he every
bit - l""uiar. Easy a"cnri"rnim"ul for Piano
on Nrgtn. Sr'i by all music dealers Or remit
Tia" price direct /, lur pur,3 sA"rs, LNDDEN *
* gJsS .>Sg.v".v '.Dl. 80
Missed by the light e! my native skies;
:rnl NJ" II leaf from: "rr t'ySrin@ tree,
Over the ga. love. over the sea.
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hrWrsr ur me NLLrGE? MrRprrrE OF L"Rn
t,vE&mI-n. Thomas, July Ri. The n--a-~:n
uf LnrI Frcdclick tovrudI>h, who Wa arrv,irt
al Puerto iaLCiln N"ueIuclt, gives his uam" ~
William Wc-salc. lie wa; arrested "u Iuc I'Ih
instant. ON his OWE confession. lie ShII,'rt "a
the Sih Of May. under the name Of q Bryan,
GU the British Bark GEIA'"T'. from Swan>c.. -
Tucacas. lie says he lctt Dublin on the night
Of thc 9th of May hy steamer to SWANSEA. The
names "fthrrc " his nccpw?,jces rnl other lie
tails Of the mnrirrS were taken 10y deposition
before the British consul. lie says tha, he was
employed 10y Mir o. .onuor an "ii'r iMilucniIll
persons. Parties who hsvc seen the man give
crclencc To his confession. In appearance he
is tall and slender. lie says that the price "l
The deed was go to each of the aSSas-inI lie
said that c2b was worth more to an lr!~Amln
than an En-.iShmrn : life. 1t i believed that
the Venezuelan government will surrender him.
although there IL no cNtraiItIun treaty. The
British foreign Office has been tv!".r!y yhi,r!ly
communicated with.
DoUh!in, July 21.--it appear, that Wc~igttc
or O. Bricn. arrested in Venezuela on his utr>.
sion a. participating in the murder oI Inri cav
rniish i a %,uicAmu'i. aui from TIA" Nupw,ri e
the police have of his II uvcmcuiS auth ,IIlIrs
are confident he was 50 couccIacd.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-08-04

IuE HEUwUG> D#GN IHiNG - lnrinnlti Jd'y
-. Ia. hrryrrS "I this :. =" Ia / convention
hrrr iu day for the I.u.r"~r ui forming State
org .niAliirn. the prpc"r lin.> were private. -
Resolutions wrr" lnrtci citing the fact that
Ihr brewing iuirrr~t in the state am puutS to
2.OJD, nDl per year declaring thar The use
. of beer beverage is ''noI only Wholesome
+ hui hc:lthy' ami has decreased Ia" use of
alcoholic liquors pointing "a; that l.rrhhrion
, has ma lc great inrntlS in the past twr years.
being cngrittc.i in the constitution of iwr great
Western States. AMI i'i''t tn" Industry "i the
brewers = ruIrng"rcl hy unjust legislation,
and u,c Ling the SnciarIpu. while not ijctn.
ting 10 its members what political "rgtrizrIirn
thryj shall support. 1" oppose any cariltlic
who ftvrrS laws Suhvcr.vr of the brewers
huN,mr,S AMI ahrlsing their rights. The c,n.
ycutipn then aljnuinrl.