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MRnloAL.
Tubercular Disease Of Lungs and
Bronchitis.

Tuberuiar consumption Of the lunESlI that form
Of the dlSeaSe most common. most fatal, aud mt
recently considered incunble. Tubercle, from
which the name Il derived, Is morbid product, Dc
posted from diseased blood In yaii0uH parts Of thi
body; and In proportion n that Hnid L. Impure, aud
length Of lime II remains 70, Will tubercular dis
thesis continue.
FALL RvEa, MAS. March %, 1872.
JANE l. PILLOWS, ESQ:
Dear Sir;-AbOuI three ycAH ago was attacked
With bronchitis and tubefunlAr disease u the lei
lung. and suffered for two years 80 severely that
was unable 10 attend TO buNineSS A. out year Agc
was advised 10 try FellOwd syrup Of HyphphOs
phlies, and before had 1nllhed one bottle my up
petite and strength werU Rrsatly improved; my
cough became less troublesome, my sleep was sound
and eiFeshlng, which had not been the case f0l
over year. IhRd suffered from nervousness and
dlieult breathing all the time was sick; but you
syrup has cured ltAl. advise all peIsnns AFFLICTED
u was TO use Fellows Syrup Of HypophoSphlies.
tslgned) JAMES IL. STEWART.
An endless chain OF good effects Is formed by FIJI
Lows COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYPoFAosPnrrz, and
we arc safe in saying, from long experience ia
medicine is virtues arc not possessed by any othei
combination. ~ rSGw
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NEW YoRk, April /, is

We take pleasure in stating that the Great
German Remedy, ST. Jacobs OIL, Is being used
BY many ring artists now engaged with P. T.
BArnum's Gratest Show on Earth, united
with the Great London Circus, sangers
Royal British Menagerie and the Inter
national Allied Shows. From It's happy
effect upon those who have occasion 10 en-.
ploy 1t wehAveno hesitation In pronouncinr
Ut jacobs 0u the best llniment which has
ever been brought 70 our notice. il & won.
dertully etiieaeious In tubdning pain.
R4MpN BAILEY q HpIpHrsSoS.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
CRY cLERK's oFT1cE.
WHEELING, W. Va, February u. IN

NAA-assAe'Nt we ' 49, ANhAAAA4 sAt 1871 4
Sealed proposals will be received At III, osr a.
the City Cork until WEDNESDAY, YlsS
!, 1852, at O'Clock r. ~, for the removal 4 (
Kitchen garbage and oiill from NiIhil M =.
Limits for the year commencing APRIL /, Isl d.
bids 10 be ~ follows:
For the Fist District, comprising all Of tA, n
For the Second District, comprising til, s,,u,
and Seventh wards. '''-
For the Third District, comprising the Third u
and Fourth wards
For the Fourth District, comprising al puA
Wheeling creek to CRldweil'S run.
tur the Filth District, comprising al Euh Z
No persons will DO awarded for more ibsn .,
district nor can they be interested In any brosS.
for more than one district. '''f-
Proposals 10 be AddIe,Bed 10 the "Chsrnt, Z
the Committee on, Health" the committee RssS
Ing the right TO reject any or all bids.
y22 fNNNA y cIri5
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Last night about II o'clock, rough.look.
Ing character Strolled into market street
saloon, and while getting his drink claimed
to have been shot and robbed. A reporter
started on his trail aud run him down In the
F1t National. on Main street, He gave the
name OF II. H. Garrison, and said bis home
was New Martlnsyille. He was q man
OF about foot inches, with long, sharp
features and long busy hair. He was
roughly dressed, aud was carrying a few
drinks. He said that he had walked up from
Bengood to this city. As he was coming
along Main street South Side, and when In
the vicinity Of Madame Shipp's place, he was
approached by man who asked him to stop
IN; Garrison sayShe refused, whereupon the
fellow shot twice, then knocked him down
and robbed him Of thirty.iye dollars. Gar.
rison says he fought, but the stranger
was too much for him. He showed A spot on
the back OF his head where he claimed one OF
the balls graEed him, but Il looked more q
though some one bad hit him over the head
With a beer bottle. He was questioned
closely and got mixed up In his story once
or twice. The police were on hand.
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D0ET forget that the beautiful home and
fruit farm Of z. W. Paxton, adjoining and
overlooking the town Of WellsbIrg, Will be
offered at public auction, Thursday morning,
March 2, at 10 o'clock, in front OF the Court
House In Wellsburg.
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Che gnteIliqetrter,
Nov AdYertI.ementa.

Consumption and Bronchitis Cured.
Sealed Proposals.
List Of Letters.
Counters and Shelving for Sale.
Tuning and Repairing OF Pianos.
Musical Instrument Repairing.
Secondhand Organs.
Commonwealth Distribution Company.
For sale-A Very Desirable Residence and
For sale "A Delightful Country Seat and
Elegant Home.
A Good Carpenter Wanted.
Wanted-Dry Goods Statesmen.
Academy Of Music-Head OF local.
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PEAL ESTATE BULLETIN:

WANTED -Two we'll furnished rooms Ia a
location for lady and gentleman.
ron sALE-ThAt most desirable family rtsde,l
on NO IN Front street with the large pilIn, ials
eight rnOmS greenhouse and wHShholse. 40
Fronting on Alley II. double Oib1 %
dWelliny:feniS for slI per month: very che1h
Near Upper Riverside MIL, three frame dHsB;l
oirrSUO, u ,0OO and 5000; terms easy.
=, lhfee houses for rent, on Aain Seventeenth 2,
Market streets, with 6, mud y roOmL Al
To9nE Z rooms and kitchen and rooms
~, u OOO and 81 100 on good real estate s.e1i
ly.0 & A SI,IlAkEkk Gul
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WARRINGTON, D. O., February 2s.-1A.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, warmer,
cloudy and rainy weather, southerly winds,
falling barometer, followed in the western
portion by rising barometer and colder
northeasterly winds.
For the Lower Lake Region, increasing
eloudiness and rain, warmer southerly
winds, lower pressure
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,PEYER BROS.

w. H. RINEHART s BRO. handle
English and American Stone China, Havl.
LANDS French China, and Fancy Goods Of
German manufacture.
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LAnIESI

Remember our Great Closing Out Sale.
Our entire stock must be sold without
reserve as we are about tOretlre from
the retail trade.
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ST. CLAlhhNILLL
Judge Kelly went up to Cambridge yester.
day morning 10 hold court there while Judge
Frazier tries some cases In which Judge
Kelly has been engaged as attorney here,
several Of which are from Bellaire and Mar.
tins Ferry.
This week promises to be a busy one in
Court A great many witnesses have been
suhp@naed, many OF whom will, no doubt,
want q morning paper, all OF whom can be
supplied by calling on Edward FeltuS, the
carrier Of thelISTELLIOEscER, or at the Nation
al Hotel.
The homestead OF the late General Weir,
containing eight acres OF land, was sold Of
administrators sale on last Saturday TO Fred
Troll for 5000, and on the same day the
farm Of 100 acres, one mile west OF town, be-
longing TO the same estate, sold to Conrad
Troll for $1,000
Mrs. Gen. Hoge and family will tomorrow
tike final leave OF St. Clairsyille for her
future home in Bellaire. The young people
are very sorry to lose the cOmpanionship OF
the Misses Hoge as well as the kindly greet
ings OF Mrs. Hoge, who will also be missed
and kindly remembered by the Sunday
School, in which she was an earnest worker.
The many friends OF Mrs. Hoge and family
i 10 WEAA ~ khNs1 ~ luAG
father, especially his soldier friends, OF whom
he had many, wish them abundant success
in whatever they may undertake and where.
ever their lot may be cast, and' are
pleased to know that they are only returning
TO their friends in Bellaire and not going
among strangers.
In compliance with numerous requests
from readers OF the IHrELLIGEScER Judge
Kelly's order in passing upon the violators Of
the liquor law is given as follows: This day
came the Prosecuting Attorney on behalf OF
the State Of Ohio, aud the defendant, -,
being in court In person, waived a formal ar.
raignment under the indictment herein
against him for keeping place Of public re.
sort for the unlawful Sale OF LIQUOR, and for
plea to said indictment herein against him,
says that he Is guilty as he Is charged In said
Indictment, II is, therefore, found by the
Court that the defendant Is guilty as be has
In his plea Said and 1t Is considered and ad.
judged by the Court that said defendant pay
10 the State OF Ohio fine Of $50, and that be
also pay the costs OF this prosecution, and
that he be committed to the Jail OF Belmont
county, Ohio until said fine and costs be
paid or secured to be paid, or he be otherwise
legally discharged. And thereupon, also, It
Is deemed and held that the place where said
liquor Is sold Is . common nuisance, and Il
not being made to appear to the Court that
said defendant does not now sell LIQUOR in
said place In violation OF law, but It appear
ing that said unlawful business Is therein
continued, 1t Is ordered that said defendant
shut up and abate said place and business or
that he give bond in the penal sum Of 81, 900,
payable 10 the State OF Ohio, with sureties to
the acceptance OF this Court, that he will not
sell intoxicating liquors therein in violation
OF law, and will pay all fines, costs and dam
ages assessed against him for the violation OF
the laws relating to the sale OF intoxicating
liuuofS,n
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ct. JAMEs HOTEL

DECIDED steps ought to be taken to cure a
cold or cough at once. We should recon-
mend DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. This yalu.
able medicine is indoned by the physicians
and you caurely onitS doing the work every
time.
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OK HUNDRED poL1ARs reward for q better
remedy. Williams Indian Pils Ointment 4
Assure cure for Piles. DAY
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M daughter had avery weak back. Pc.
runa cured her. JoHN 0RoTII,
Pittsbursh, Pa,
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Thermometer RECORD.

The following shows the range OF the Their.
mometer, Us observed at schnepfs drug store,
Opera House corner yesterday:
1881 1850
IA Y. IAN. SF.M.7PM A.M,l2NSRM7pN
81 q 81 50 Is Sc q 50
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NRIannORHoOD NEws.


A-N-lNA-s-A
MfA Dr. Woodbridge sqults sick.
Inquiries are general for good girls TO do
houSework.
Mrs Rev. J. G. BlackiS suffering with an
aguish fever.
Martin Thoburn, Of Mt Pleasant Is visit.
Ing relatives here,
The new telephone wires are being spun out
rapidly in all directions.
W. N. Meek Is talked OF as candidate for
Assessor In the Fourth ward.
Mr.. Fred Eberle has become the successor
TO j. II. Grafton as d. & Q. express agent
Samuel Simmons, OF Gravel Hill, Is the
talked Of nominee for Water Works Trustee.
Ason Of John Wagner, in Horns addition,
Is very sick With Inflammation Of the bowels.
Councilman Reed, OF the Fifth ward, Is the
only Councilman renominated by tue Repub.
licanS.
D. W. Cooper, Walter Darrah and Mayor
Criswell are talked Of as Democratic candi.
dates for Mayor.
Some boyscrumbled In piece Of the river
bank near the mouth OF Indian run, on Sun.
day, and brought TO view the skeleton OF q
man.
The Bellaire Nail Works has purchased $50
more acres Of coal which adloIns on the west
their present coal privilege. Thirty dollar
an acre was the price.
The difficult Job was begun Monday oil
raising TO their positions the stones for the
topSof the pinnGcles In the front OF the Dis.
ciples church. Three stones will be placed
on each.
VIM. Deegan died at his home, with bis
wiie's mother, Mrs Kenney, In the Fourth
ward, on Sunday. The nail feeders propose
to attend the funeral in body OF 10 O'Clock
Tuesday.
A Bellaire girl used for toasting slice oil
bread fork with handle ofcelluloid. The
consequence wRsa blaze that demolished thai
handle almost Us quickly as II 1t had beer
gunpowder.
Aspecial train was run by the Bellairc 4
Southwestern road Sunday to take ont the
funeral Of chlldo OF John Smith. Mr.. Smiths
wife was buried but short time ago, ant
another child last week.
The Republican nomination for Mayor 4
not looked upon as settled fact, and th,
probability Of q dark horse Is talked Of
Shannalelt and Shuttleworth arc white
horses, and Arthur McClain and D. J. Smltl
the dark ones
Probably the matter OF sewerage will mo-
be discussed by Council Tuesday evening a
much as was proposed, as City Surveyor Nor
ton, the originator OF the proposed plan, hal
been called away by the dangerous fitness o.
his mother.
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AMUSEMESTS.

Entertainments Last NIEht-PrOspcctIve
Attractions.
A small audience was attracted TO the
Opera House last night to witness the per-
Torrance Of 'IaEare, Allies Mistake" The
cast was as follows
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FoR SALE.
Valuable Farm and Coal Land.

A Farm Of l62 acres, Il2 acres under cuIanas
lreeS, never falling EpIings OF water; one yrildi
shTee ieet, one four feet, and seven feat thll'
~ wayne d Chicago milrUad passes tye mile Y =
.htirOm the placu; the Baltimore & ohio az
survey line within sixty yards: properly u y,
ing Ii value; lOca'ed fourteen miles baeL v
MellSTille, 'he same distance from East LTqisss
Ohlo. The owner being nonresident, VII ;
cheap. Apply TO ,,o,,
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wARTsp.

| CoRN WANTED. "
The highsstmatEst price paid for vAI, =.
yellow corn.
Wheeling Grape Sugar and Refining c,.,
pany. A'C. EGERTER
ia4 stcnav
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HAD Chronic caiarh and Constitution,
could get no help: aPeruns cured me.
ms. p. WILMA Martins Ferry, o.
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EOR sALE-NIOE RESIDENCE

l offer my residence on the Island ior nls, i'm
NO. " North Font street, sixty fell lfOnin,l
running back 400 ieet 10 the liver. Email tilsiA
Of choice irult flowers and GhfubbIy GEs
mouse attached TO building aud heated b! hotVl1
II z. EERIYER
iyl6 No. l2ll Main ItNt
Register cOpy,l
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sroeKS-MIfkel was all strong, and a. times
there was something yeFy like bear panic IN the
leading stocks which closed kRyH per cent higher
than the hlghestoi Saturday For LOulIyille nnd
NaIhyie there was an active borrowing demand,
having lent u high a. lilo per cent
transactions SO 0,O RhaIe1
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FOR SALE.
TOR SALE.

FOK SALE.
:, Lot AZ, east side chapline street bsr
Twenty-fourth street.
5000 acres Timber Land in P,ry county
100 acres two and one.half miles Iron b.
ton, Marshall county, W. Va.
W. v. HOGE 4 BRO,
iy4 1900 Market street
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A SSIGNEE'S SALE = BALDWIN
"A ROW, =,
BY virtue Of Deed Of Assignment from ihs Y
EonS Fire, Marine Rnd Life lnsunntc LonlfII!I.i
wheeling, 10 me, dated on the 2ilh day o. ~ -
1871, and on rgcgrd In the Recorder OtCt y :.
co ,nty, Nest Virginia, IN Deed Book No @r'
Isl, will, on
WEDNESDAY, THEIHDAY OF MARCH ~
at 10 o'clock A. ". at tho front door Of lhsvG
House Of Ohio county, tell Ut public auclloh Y, :
HIGHEST bidder for cash, the following " NV,
Wit: certain piece OrpaIcel Of ground A " 4
Fast Wheeling being part Of lois NGS ~ ~
situate on Seventeenth stree ndI0ning ihs ~,
ilISe House, and bounded RS follow BeglI ~,
the northwest corner Of lot No. 10 hhI y n
Nouthwartlly along the west line oil 'ad lG' NJ
more or less; thence eastwArdly sud Al nsN, ~
with sail line 20 (bgng 10 feet on i9I ~ - "a
thence nonhw.rdly and Iaralc 10 Ail " v. ,sssi
toned line 70 feet more or les 10 ~ sl,l -
10 the rlaco Of beginning. RAID piece y XVI 10
enntaips TOUR brick ieneHcIts ii0nling o. ~
lie square Oh which stands the Hoe nOuN
mentioned and IL knownEs laldwini,hib ho HsJr,t
J. c. HEEyEY. AuctIoneer.
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FOR SALE,
EOR SALE

FoR SALE.
Five lots on LGBslle Street
The Woodward Farm.
DEF J. H. WOODWARD
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FoR SALE.

GLASS WORKS FOR SALE.
The Eagle Glass Works, located at Keo.a, In.
consisting Of building, seven Pot furnace, and ~
y LOT salc cheap and on easy terms. The lO1aa
Is go%3a. Coal and spnd convenient.
J. S. RICE, stnh1
Iyl3o KNa l5TL
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rrNAnqIAI am colIlrrRCIAL.


EEv YoEx, February 9i.-MoSEY-lAs pr esni
per anntm. ~ per cent Per diem, eio1ing q 4pai
CENT Prime mercantile paper ~ pefegnL steflin(
exehanga bankers bills steady atN w demand
GSyrusmsn-sspng and generally 1pstcsn
higher,
o. 8 q, extended. Lahigh 4 wilkS--....l01
D. 8 q, extended-..lo2 81 p 4 sx. City lStl-lltL
~ coupons. ,........llt1 D. PnelAe bonds us
4, coupons q. p. Land GnntS-ll5h
PiclhcGa OF 'a5-....,..l2S 10, P.S. p. BOndL-.121
Central Pacific, Texas Pacific I'd GU. 6S
EfioSecondA s1 Tex, PAc. K q. Dive. S0
RAILROAD BoRDS-Flrm,
stATR sEcuEiTin-Dull and irregular.
LouisiAnA ConsolSe esbl virginia es............ %
Missouri Gs,.....,,....ili virginia consols, ex.
81. Joseph .a....,-..-lgsal TIA mat. coupons. %
Tennessee 6......,... 81 lYIrginIA daleffed.., II
Tennessee q new. blIl eOfared,
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BRADToRD. Pa, February 27.-oil market aetivc
but Irregular and sensitive; opened Al s?ISo M,
vaneed 70 SJ7fc; declined 10 s25fc advanced IA 80
RAd closed a. 625Ec Sales 40 DO barreiE w. ~
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IrusYlLLE, Pa, February 2T.-Oil opened n,
SHc: highest s3Hc: lowest s2L5c; closed Al Eisin
shiPmen9 ~ batrelE chaltCn none: runs, lV5,
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FOR RENT,

ENoR RENT.-THE STORE P0oS
n and pECllllsg, No, las Main street GS SyS !
HENRY K. LIST "bPyh
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TOLEDO, February 27-wheat ouIet and unsst
81 NJ May 81 q; June Sl25; July 81 III 1AP AYE.
nSt u y; year 81 .lg1l. Com quiet: No, Spot
dull No, 2, AHc Clover, No, >, 81 S7IS prime
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:, PirTBURgM, FEBRUARY 2,.-PERoLEux-ouIet.
United Ger, IlcateS closed al sg5fc re6ned 49,
for Philadelphia delivery. '|s-'Is'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-08
A Sly Old Farmer.

Chicago, "A Cleveland special gives
the following story of the owner Of q new
fast horse developed there yesterday: "I'll
show you, fellers, that have got no dol
lsr hoss," said Ritchart, owner Of the
brown gelding "St. Louis" st the race
track. This tone was that of virtuous in
Ritchart is sport loving
farmer who lives two miles and half out
Of Foster, Iowa. Some time ago he went
down into Kentucky and bought his
piece OF horseAesh. He entered il in the
2,23 class. AS it was stranger here,
the turf shsTps were Inclined to laugh az
Ritchsrt for q green. Pools on ''St.
Louis" were Stunned by the regulars st
81 sgsinst the fed, in which were such
horses as "Mollie Middleton" "Alle-
ghany Boy" Fanny Wilkes" "Ben
Star" and Others TO the number of twelve
starters; but as the pool selling pro.
ceeded, Ritehsrt was observed Cling his
pockets with Rlips, buying mis- own horse
at 81, which, against the field, made an
average equal to against 100. Ritchari
took all be could get, and the race began.
II was for three out OF five. The first two
heats were won by "Fannie Wilkes, p
RichSrt's horse, "St. Louis" tagging
away in the rear, scarcely saving the
distance: but ne won the last three with
the greatest ease, In remarkable time
and leaving the rest away behind.
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TELEGRAPHIC
Political.

Waussu, Wis, Z. - The democratic
congressional convention Of the Ninth
District, nominated Judge G. L. Park.
Lincoln, Nebraska 7.-1 he green back
Sta te convention finished its l0bors this
morning. l. placed IN nomination ,
state ticket in the hands Of a commiliee
IF s. to confer with the anti-monopOly
convention on the 9Th, az Hastings, for
the purpose Of combining al the oDpOsl-
ton to the republican and democratic
parties. Levi Todd was chairman, L. A.
Pace was reelected chairman OF the state
committee. p. p. ingalls, made q speech
to the convention.
Quincy, Fla, AT the republican
convention a resolution endorsing Nc
Kinnon, independent, for Congress, was
not acted upon. EdR ard 4. Skinner. Of
| Per sscola, was nominated. Another
convention was held, in which eight
counties were represented, unanimously
endorsed McKinncn.
Lincoln, Nebraska, The gTeenback-
'sbOr state convention, yesterday, had
only about fifty delegates. Col. Pane,
chairman, addressed them on the neces-
sity Of controlling corporation power.
After Sonic discussion it was resolved TO
meet in joint convention the 9th Of Sop
TENDER, at Hastings, With the Farmers
Alliance, and the anti-monopoly organ
iRstion. A state ticket will be here
nominated.
St. Louis, John ]. O'Neil was
nominated for Congress by democrats of
the Eighth Congressional District.
Detroit, THE republicans iof tho
Ninth congressional district renominatec
John L. Rice.
San Francisco, THE greenback
state convention nominated today Thos.
McCurddy, for governor unanimously.
Omaha, 7.-1Aon. Z. K. Valentine was
nominated for congress this afternoon by
the republican convention. Mr. Valel-
tine is st present congressman, having
represented Nebraska st large for two
terms. Nebraska is now entitled TO three
congressman. The convention Of thefrst
district is in session tonight at Nsbraska
City. The convention for the second
district meets at hastings on the 9th.
Scranton, Pa, THE republicans OF
the twelfth district nominated j. A.
Scranton for congress.
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Washington, "A gentleman who
sustains very confidential relations with
FoIger returned here to-day
from New York, having made s pretty
thorough canvass, and talked with lead
ing politicians of the state. He stated 70
your correspondent that it seemed to be
the general belief that the secretary
would receive the gubernstorisl nomins-
ton on the first ballot, and that his cleo
ton was foregone conclusion. He was
popr' with the masses OF tho people,
stslN ar. and hali-breeds, and his candi-
dacy would insure unity in the party,
and recon ilistion Of past differences.
The secretary has not swerved from
what ne considered his duty in this mat
ter; not made any personal appeals for
support. but was contenting himself with
q good visit at Geneva with his family.
There was DO doubt entertained but that
Judge FOlger could sweep the state
against any democrat that might be OF
posed to him, for both wings of the re.
publican party would work earnestly for
his election.
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