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WHENCE COMES THE UNBouNDEp POPULARITY
ALCOCKS POROUS PLAsTERsy

ALCOCAo POROUS PLASTERS?
because they have proved themselves the Best Bx-
'ofhai kennedy ever invented. They Will cure
asthma, coios, coughs, rheumatism, neuralgia, and
any local pstps
Appneo "a the small OF the back they are infsiff-
pi0 ~ Ache, Nervous Debility, and all Kidney
troubles; to the pit of the stomach they are sure
cure Tor Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint
ALLCOOK'S POROUS PLAsTERs are patn,ess fr..
grant and quick to Beware OF limitations that
oiisfer and burn. Get ALLcOCK's, the only Gen.
uine Porous Plaster
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W. II. WELLER has just returned from the
northern cities where he purchased an unusu
ally large and beautiful stock of dress goods,
notions, &c. His handsome store is now one
immense display OF goods, embracing the lat
est styles, fashions and designs, and he is sell
Jag at prices that cannot fail to please all.
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KILLED ON THE RAILRoAD.-On last Satur-
day night, VIM. Wheatly, an Englishman and
watch maker by trade, was killed on the Rich
mend and Allegheny R R., near Clifton Forge
in Alleghany county,
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Gladke is selling NEW PORT TIES at 80
cts pair. fee2-u
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THE AUGUSTA CLOTHING HALL blooms
forth in its spring array, being filled from
ceiling to floor with a stock of goods as excel
lent in quality as they are beautiful in ap-
pearance. Mr.: Barth spent week or two in
the trade centres Of the North, gathering to-
gether the very latest styles and most fashion
able patterns, and the result is that the large
establishment of the firm displays in rich pro-
fusion the fastest triumphs Of the tailor's art,
Go down and make your selections early.
DIR. Myers, ofLexington, was in the city yes
terdyay establishing agencies for the sale OF the
celebrated Rockbridge Alum Springs water.
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New importations ofhandsome Roman Sash
Ribbons just received at GLADKE's.
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Only more pieces left of that handsome
carpet at 20 cts. a yard, at GLADKE's.
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dLADKE is selling Ladies', Misses, and
Childfen's Shoes at less than cost.
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s..PB.,, Clerks. IF Fl F. Judges.

An3prpvided further that the commissioners of
election shall Make separate sheet, an abstract
OF sad votes for and against the improving and
macadamtzfng said roads, which abstract shall be
duly signed by the said commissioners and deposit
cd In the office of the clerk Of the county court
from such returns and abstracts OF the votes cast
IL Snail appear that majority OF the votes cast
were for Improving and macadamizing said roads,
then the board of supervisors shall proceed carry
out the provisions of this act hereinbefore pro-
vided, but If less than majority be for improving
and matchmaking said roads, then this act shall
be imperative.
ii. This act shall be In force from Its passage.
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GLADKE is selling at cost and no mis-
take feb9-tf
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Mrs. Gladke has few more of those HAND
SOME FUR BEAVER HATS worth $3.50,
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LAND SALES BY REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Elder, Nelson & Cushings, Real Estate Agents,
have sold since our last issue, the following
properties;
The Wheat farm. near the city, containing
200 acres. to S. F. Coleman, of Nelson county,
Va, for s. 600.
A house and lot on Academy street in this
city, to J W Brandeburg for 81 $50 cash.
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+. M. YOU'VE is opening a large stock of
goods from New York and other markets.
cheap for cash. mar g3etss
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Saved his Child.

II N. Eutaw ST., Baltimore, Md.
Feb. IL, 1880.
Gents Upon the recommends
ton of friend / tried Browns,
IRON BITTERs as a tonic and re-
storative for my daughter, whom
| was thoroughly convinced was
wasting away with Consumption.
Having lost three daughters by the
terrible disease, under the care Of
eminent physicians, l was 10th to
believe that anything could arrest
the progress of the disease, but, to
my great surprise, before my daugh-
ter had taken one bottle of Browns
IRON BITTKRs, she began to mend
and now is quite restored to former
health. A fifth daughter began to,
show signs of Consumption, and,
when the physician was consulted.
he quickly said "Tonics were re-
quired;" and when informed that
the elder sister.was taking BRowN's
Iron BITrKRs, responded "that is
a good tonic, take it.
ApoRAM PHELPS.
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F. M. YOUNG is receiving his new stock Of
spring goods and beautiful 1t is. For month
/ past he has been running of his old stock at
cost and the shelves were pretty well depleted.
Now however, they look bright and new and
fresh, and display some of the handsomest
goods and most beautiful designs ever offered
IN this market. The reputation of this house
for good goods is fully sustained in the assort-
ment now presented, and its examination by
those competent to judge will prove satisfac-
tory to all who want to purchase the best quail.
ties at low prices
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LOCAL OPTIoN-There will be a public
meeting on next Tuesday night at u o'clock,
in the Sons Of Temperance Hall, over DR..
Wayt & Bros drug store, for the purpose
of organizing Local Option Alliance for the
city OF Staunton. All persons, white and col
ored, favorable to the object, are invited to at
tend.
VIM. E. Baker, Pastor 1st Presbyterian
church A. nj. Simpson, G. B. Someryille, ].
L. Cook pastor A. M. E. church, Frank T.
Ware, w. B. Davenport, Rev. J. l. Miller, G.
W. Hunter, J. w. Newton, P. N. Powell,
John Murray, Geo. P. Baker, Willy Simpson
pastor of the Ebenezer church, and others.
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NEW GooDs.-Plenty of them at F. NJ.
YoUNe's, at lowest prices.
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Browns IRON BITTERs effectual-
ly cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion and
Weakness, and renders the greatest
relief and benefit to persons suffering
from such wasting diseases as Con,
sumption, Kidney Complaints, etc.
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TENEMENT BURNED-Last week a tene-
ment house on the farm of Mr.. j. j. Shuey
near Swope's Depot was accidentally burned
together with its contents. The house was
occupied by colored family and all of their
effects were destroyed. 1t was with difficulty
that several Of the small children were saved.
Mr.. Shueys loss was about 5000
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DEATH OF A School GIRL-One of the
brightest, most attractive pupils of the Yves
leyan Female Institute Miss Alma Ivy, died
at the school Wednesday night of last week of
brain fever. She was about eighteen years
old, and the daughter of Rev. J. A. Ivy, of
New Orleans. Her mother was with her dur
ing the last week of her Illness Miss Ivy was
general favorite among her fellow pupils,
her bright CHEEKY, disposition intellectual gifts
and fine character rendering her universally
popular. She was one of the leading spirits
in the various societies of the school, and
member of the editorial staff of the Alma
Mater. Her remains were taken TO New Or
leans for interment
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Go to GLADKE for BARGAINS. Now
-vour time. feb9
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A few more of those nice HOSE for La
dies, at 10 cts. a pair, at GLADKE'E.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post once At Stanton, Ansxsta
County, Va.
March 80 1857.
LADIES.
Archer, Mrs Mary Ramsey, Mrs EAseA
Alexander, Miss (for Rickey, Mrs Susan
eign) Shelton Elan
Armstrong, Misses Lutte Smith, Mrs CA
and Matte Snead, Francis A
Brown Elizabeth Steward, Miss Leila
Barr, Mrs Margret Sellers, Misc Christina
Campbell Miss Mollie Smith, Elizabeth
Day, susan Subject, Mrs Ida
Ellinger, Miss Mary Steers, Miss Jennie
Field, Miss Emma Sinclair Miss Scott
Irving, BERTHE Siwms, Mrs Susan
Johnson, Mrs Rosa Thompson, Miss Emnas
Jasper, Miss Reana Vaughan, Miss Kllen
Keys Mrs Cora Van Lear, Miss Maggie
Linsey. Mrs Bell Watson, Miss Cary
Quick, Miss Mary Wilson, Mrs Mary Poagus
Richardson, Miss Ada Washington, Mrs xizz1e
Ricketts,, Miss Matte Yancy, Mrs Sarah
GENTLEMEN.
Allen, Harvey (coD Lockridge, Bedford
Boxer, Charles Lohr, Charley
Bevely, DR. K Lewis, Geo
Burner, u Mays, AndrewM
Croford, Andrew Neem, as
Collins, John Mcfarland, viii 4
Davenport, SIC Oyerton. ErRnk-a
Denter, Robt PAXTON. JE
Furr, Steward Powell. Lee
Hussey, David Russell, Charles
HOlron Dan Sufteman. henry
Harrison, &c Scherrtff q
Harvey Co. J NJ Scott, Rev II
Hill, Richard Snapp, WE
kaufman, Ambrose Thompson, EldrfdGeS
Linn, Arch Ware, William
Unavailable Letters remaining In staunson Post
ONCE, March 30 1882.
Mrs Lucy Washington, Keswicks Depot Va.
Paper-Brooke Eskridge, Rosete, Colo.
One magazine, no directions.
The above letters IL not called for within taarty
days will be sent to the Dead Letter once. Parties
calling for them will please say they advsrssd
s. Il. POST, r. u.
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HILB & RUTHERFORD, greet their custom
ers with an elegant and select assortment of
spring clothing. In extent and variety the
like of their stock is seldom seen outside of
the wholesale markets. Each department has
been filled with the best o f its kind, and the
taste is hypercritical indeed, that cannot be
satisfied in every thing that pertains to the
appaEeling of man. With their long exper-
ience, acknowledged judgment, and fair deal
ing there is nothing desirable in the clothing
line which this firm cannot supply. 1t is a
pleasure to deal.swith them and they sell as
low as the: lowest.
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LAND SALES BY AUCTIoN.--O last Satur-
day, March 25th, E. NJ. Gushing q Son, auc
tioneers, sold for Ransom and Harrison
Comm'rs, 1876 acres of land, on the Church
vile road to L. B. N. Silings, at $l2 per acre
On Monday. March 9th, for W Patrick
Comm'r, the Keller farm, near Churchville
Va, to j F Keller, at $14 so per acre.
For T G. Elder, Commits building lot on
South Fayette St, it this city, to w. f. Craig
for $410
For James Bumgardner, CommT, So acres
of land in the upper end of this county, tc
Luke Woodward, for 5000
On Tuesday, March 2Sth, for t. d Ransom,
Comm'r, the Donaghe property, bounded by
Main, Lewis and Frederick streets in this
city, and occupying about half square, laid
off in nine lots. Nos. 1,2, 3 and 4, including
mansion house were sold TO r. G. Bckle
for $4,000; No. 5 to DR.. Bliss, for $500;
No. 6 to DR.. N Wayt, for 81 100; No Z to 5. d.
Timberlake. for 81 40; Nos. s and 8 to Dr.
A. NJ Henkle, tor $685. and 81 ,o30 Total,
$15,095.
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to provide for working and keeping in repair
the public roads in Augusta county.
Patron-Mr Kolner.
Referred to Committee on Counties, Cities and
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THE VIRGINIA BIBLE SocIBTY-On Sun
day night lasta union meeting of christians
OF all denominations was held in the First
Presbyterian church to hear addresses on the
subject of the Virginia Bible Society
The services were opened by Rev. J. L. Mil
Ter of the Stanton Female Seminary in an
earnest ard feelingpreyer.
Rev. W. NJ. Staples, Of Richmond Secreta-
ry, then made aSstafeaaent as 'to'tbe aims and
operations of the Society, and gave some inter-
esting statistics of the number of bibles dis
tributed
Remarks were made by Rev Dr. Z. II.
Reed of Richmond, Rev J. VIM. Jones, and
Rev. W. f. Baker. At the close of the ser
vices collection, amounting to $4,000 was
taken up.
The congregation was dismissed with the
benediction from Rev. H. Weizel, pastor of
the Lutheran church at Woodstock.
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Road Bills.

The following bills have been presented in
the Senate and legislature. We have not the
space this week to comment on them but will
do so in our next
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Hours for Closing the Mails

Hours for Closing the Mails.
On and after Jan. 5th 1882, the mails at Staunton
Post OEice will close as follows:
u. 4 D. r. X. east. ..--..-.....-.9 a. M
G. o. R. R., west. 80 p
@. & o. R. R. night express. east and west.lO p m.
highland Mail ~ =. H.
Ndluul6DrOOK MAIL p III.
Lexington Stage. m.
New Hope Mall -....-.....-.l ~ p H.
Mt Solon Tuesday and Friday ...........1 30 p. m.
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Remaining in the Post once at stanton, Ansxs1a
County, Va.
March 80 1857.
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All colors of handsome DRESS GOODS
i ust received at GLApKE 's-only s cts yard
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uo 70 0LADkE'S for bargains. feb2-tf
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PASSENGER Lists.

NEwHALL, September 265h.-Passed here
to-day, to arrive in San Francisco to borrow :
Curtis q. Lsidlsy, Stockton; F. d. Brown
ing, New York J. G. Waterman. San
Francisco; Annie Diers, New York; r 3.
Johnson and wife. Chicago; Mrs. Chaiel,
San Francisco: A. 3, Hodgkisz, San Diego ;
II. Weaver, Yuma; +. w. Potts, J. q.
Mrs. Eiga-. Vallsjo; Mrs. E!!swerth,
E, Hook, OAKLAND; Mis-. IL Fernitech, L.
b. McGaughley aud family, G.. L. Ortor,
Los Angeles; NJ. Wolf aul prisoner, Sau
BsrEavdino John A. Colphy, Pomona; L.
Hum Oakland: i. Tenn, LIS Angeles J,
H. WaeSs, Salt Lake; J. J.. Mario, Tucson;
Mrs 0 barry, FrseS Wilson, O ki7nd; Judg,
Burrea. San B5rnag7ino S. Fioere II.
J3eqe, Los Angeiea; Joan Walker and wife,
Hydesvlite, Cal; ". Sutherland, Oaklsrd ;
John Walters, Pa9 TX, ASH ma J. &. Muir.
ray, Tucson.
CARLyg, September % h.-Pssyed hecs co.
day 70 arrive in SsGramento to ,rro7Y
F. Rsmy, France T. L3vei-nd aud wife.
Gaisna, IL; J. L DswsU and wife. Firm.
iaGsou, IL; r ID. Dslmas, Paris; Benz amin
Baco. Oajo; G. II. L2rd, Ust-aliG w p.
Thomas. g. Dsttssi, Saa Francisco; 2. o.
Scott. Olkian3 8tr and Mrs. W. B. Brucs,
Cincinnati, o.; Hiram Kawsda, WIN. Pull
man, j Msrd1as, MISS IL 'sa Bohar, New
York; NJ Riley. NJ. 0. Riley, Marysvills :
Miss j Qliok, Lapdon; Miss Dawson, Eng
land IL. Ill. Bsliou, Edwin Nudge, NJ. S.
W Nudge, Boston B. + Miller, S-u Q1oit,
n. Y; WIN. Lldue, Detroit. Michigan /;
Mrs T. D. Teegsrden, Springfield. o Mrs.
J r. Stone aud child, San Francisco Miss
NJ, Ksuney. Jersey City: J. NJ. Shelter.
Mrs J. NJ Shelter, w. II Shelter, Mrs NJ.
A. Shelter, NJ 81. Shelter Miss A. E. She.-
Ter, Kaasas; j. II. Argo. Mrs. p. J. Argo.
Master Kemer At7o. Hin us; Alfred F,eat,
CInsda; VIZ. Shutter, Germany; a. J.
Hatch, Rsno, New: Mrs. Jennie Evans, S.
l. mis-, III J.; Miss Pl1ina A Deisn, Francs ;
Miss B Burk, Canada; Ms. A. D5rfer,
Laramie; lis suigraat pass rgsrs, inouding
Is males, to arrive in SAsrsmento September
IS n
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SUPERIOR COURT.
DEPARTMENT Two-DESsoN, Judge

TUESDAY, September 20, 1882
Angelina Budd vs.. Henry Budd-Case continued
to october 5, 1852 Citation issued to the defend.
ant, requiring him TO appear before the Court on
September 9th, at 10 IL NJ, 20 show cause why he
should not be punished for contempt of Court, and
why receiver of his estate should not be ap-
pointed.
). Scot. vs.. the American School District Con-
tinued 10 October II, 1882.
James H}and vs.. J. H. Soott-Continusd to DC
tober y, 1882.
People W. Nike RIaks-D sfendan. arraignod for
$1,000
People VI. William Grimes burglary-Defendant
arraigued: bond fixed at 81 600.
People VS.. Gus Comes, two charges OF burglary
Arragncd; bond fixed at g, 900 in each case.
People vs.. John O'Neil, attempt to commit rob.
bery-Piea, not guilty. bond fixed at 81 900.
People VI W. f. Fletcher. grand larceny-Bond
fixed at 81, 900 ; plea, not guilty.
People VS.. William Emmerson and John Scott
robbery Defendants arraigned plea not guilty
bonI fixed at s., 600 each.
People John Kennedy, passing counterfeit
money-Deiendant arraigned plea, not guilty
bond fixed at s 000.
People vs.. George Rowland, grand rceny-Plea
not guilty bond fixed at 81 600.
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socIAL Anp PERSONAL.

J. w. Mackay went East on Monday night
B. Steinm2n returned from San Francisco yester
day.
Charles FELTON,, Of Menlo Park, is stopping in
town.
W. W. McKaig, OF the Stockton Independent, is
in town.
Mrs jerome Banks, of Red Bluff, is visiting in
the city.
c. Z. Gum, of the State Library, has returned
from visit to the seaside.
Mrs. Win J. Davis and children have returned
from six weeks visit to Alameda.
John Sweeney and wife and Mrs NJ. W. Cooley
Of Rocklin, were in the city yesterday.
John Hoopenheiser, OF this city, will arrive from
the East by this mornings overland train.
Miss Katharine Blythe, of San JOSE is stopping
ia the city as the guest of Miss VI. a. Patton.
D. C. Tryon returned to Sacramento Yesterday
from Colorado, after an absence OF seven years.
The Union Square Hazel Krke Troupe passed
through this city Sunday evening their way
East.
Mrs. Richard Williams and children. Of this city,
have gone on two weeks visit to Ophir, Placer
county
Mrs Corliss, who has been visiting Mrs Tryon,
Tenth and l streets, leaves this morning for San
Francisco.
Miss Emma NJ Rowe. OF this city, who has been
visiting in Colorado, leaves Colorado Springs for
home this week.
Mrs. e. J. Oyer leaves this morning for San Fran.
cisco to remain few days. it being her first visit tc
the metropolis OF the West.
C. E. LawtOn, Republican nominee for Lieutenant
Governor of Nevada passed through this city yes
terday, en- route to San Jose.
Mrs. B. Russell and niece, Miss Jennie Cooper
returned Saturday to their homes in Oroville
after months sojcurn at the bay city.
John Fifeld and wife, who went East severa
months ago to visit their friends and birthplace arr
exp. cted TO return to Gait about Thursday.
r. Levy and wife, of this city, who have beer
travelling in Europe for the last eighteen months
will sail from Liverpool for New York next Satur
day.
John Barrett left for San Francisco yesteyiay u
be gone about ten days. His friends say that upor
returning he will bring bride with him from tn,
bay city.
The crystal wedd ng of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Stuart, celebrated on Thursday evening at lone
The house crowded with friend, and many ap
pTopriate gifts made.
The Ri Rev. Theodore B. Lyman, D. D., formerly
rector of Trinity Parish, Bishop Of North Caro-
linz, with his daughter is spending a few weeks a
his ranch, near ST. Helena.
Phi lip Hamilton ard bride. Of Iniians, arrived il
Gait Monday last, direct from Leadville, Col. Mr.
II is nephew of JohS Brewster, of that place. an,
after whiting friends there and in FL Dorado count
will pr coed to Washington Territory, to locate per
m9ueutlY.
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Sacramento, September &c By ]. C. Tubbs, Justice
OF the Peace, Charles 4. Foster to Jane Foster,
both of Solano county
Sacramento, September 25-By Rev. Father Walsh,
James Twcby to Mary Kelly, bo-h of thia city.
Sacramento, Sentemher 25-By Rev. Father Walsh,
John Cox to hate Trayis.
San Francisco, September 23-Jules Carpenter to
Adele J. Clllctt.
San Francisco, September 2i-Audreas Hansen to
Matilda J. Butte mann.
San Francisco, September Civilian Reysen to
Mary Witt.
San Francisco, September GA. Houston to N
Sheehln.
San Francisco, September 24-SimOn L. Kline tc
Emma Tobias.
San Francisco, September S-Frederick Mlrburg tc
Leona BlrazZa.
San Francisco, September 23-Joseph Meyer to Ma
tida Eek.
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ORECOE.
Death or n PIoneeT-RrIdge BuTned-
EatIroai pregress-Sfabhtnr smsnr.


Railroad ProEress-SiabbiBg sTray.
PORTLAND, September 25sa john T. Van
Rensselaer,, e pioneer OF 1852, and for many
years q prominent merchant, diad yesterday
OF softening Of the brain, aged 81
This mornipg the bridge on the Oregon and
CsliforHia Railroad, rear Brooks, was burned,
snd trains were delayed four hours They
are ru3uinZ on time this evening. Tie loss
IS about 81 GEO.
The trsck between Portland and tie Cas-
csdes will be h1ishsd next Tuesday The
Northern Pacific will reach It's 300,h mile
| Friday. The listed States Commissioners,
now IN the city, will examine 20 miles in adj.
di.iJn 20 the 30 miles Inspected two weeks
ego, and Uill les7a for the Northern Pacific
front in special Pullman train on Sunday
evening. The track between the Cascades
and Portland will be completed except one
rail. This will be held TIL the special train
srr;vss. wasn Chief Engineer Thielssn, Of
tne o E sud \ and Northern Pacific, will
drive the last spike, made cf silver, and the
train will proceed to Portland
In 81 alteration late last night in China
town, Wing Leo stabbed Lee Kee Wan, in
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ARIZONA.
Demaeraiie Nominations.

Tucson, September 26th.-The Pima
County Democratic Convention to-day NOM
mated the following ticket: For Sheriff, L.
| o. Shaw; Treasurer, r. n. Leatherwood ;
Police Judge. John S Wood District At.
torney, j G. Perry Recorder, w. s. Reed
Legislative CounciI. G. p Skyis and G. e.
Hughes: Assambl2meu-Moy Wioks Thos.
Gates, Sobiano Or;ero, Matt. Rsddiug and
| 2. T. Bowling.
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