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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-29

That late arrival Of cholcr Louisiana
mulasscs that has jus arrived 40 Waco,
1t IL the best that can he audr p Have
you examined that pure white sugar tin t
IL being sold 40 "l~"r So Ii"'e you
ilou' that IL meeting with such popular
favor 10y all that has ucdlt3 Huv YOU
tested whit We mean hy uniform Low
Price. uu al goods II yry ii found
ont the saving that b. made los dealing
with house that buy. with III ann to
furnish u-umrr, uly, the best goods
and fullest weights, II you haven t. call
und see
A.JoNf, IAlL.E& bro.
Nos. and plalhcr Bloch.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-29

Gents Solid Gold Chains in great
Variety.
Ladie, solid Gold Chaps,
Ladies, Misses aud Childreus Neck
lace- and Lockcts in prices varying
from 81 to 1875.
a great variety Of Solid Gold Sleeve
and Collar Buttons.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-29
New waltz Songs

\ Bird from O'rr the Sea. Sweet to
the MIkmald the Pluwboy Sang. Come
buy my Flowers The Huntsmnu'
Horn. Mon Amt Starlight on the Sea
And many other choice songs md in
strumcutAl musc. SEYMOUR Assn.
-IoyTIW
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silver Ware,
solid silver Tea spoons,
solid silver Table spoons,
solid Silver Dessert Spoons,
solid SILVER Forks,
solid SILVER Napkin Rings,
solid silver sugar spoons,
solid silver Pickle Forks,
solid SILVER Soup Ladies,
Solid SILVER Cream Ladies, II
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CIsINiINtI.IEIES.
shot His sweetheart and KIN
ed Himself.

ST. Lotus, Decemhrr2s WIN. walton.
OF West BoilviIe, tbs" TINS morning
hot Jane Wll,burn, because she would
NOT marry him and then hot himself.
Both died.
-
Rcmemhor your best opportunity
D.. buy Cloak or Dolmau cheap Is Of
ferci by Levine Bros, as they havo
mad great re uctious in that hue. lie.
wine Brus.-l2l7tc
Call at b. Haber's to get something
nice for the hohdays.-l2l7tc.
Fine lace pms at strict oostat j. Lee
ylnski's.- l22Gtc
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Fever and ague and chills and fever
broken mp aud prevented by using the
purely vegetable remedy, tarter's Liver
in'ttnss..-lNA, Nnhdote to all malarlal
A'N''' '--'lM, Wallis Waco,
BaIley's Saline Apperient Is a pleas.
ant, cooling cathartic for the instant
cure OF headache, iniiEcst on, const.
patton, heartburn, biliuusness, etc
l2lStw
Bridgeport organs at Seymour Ash f.
music sturc.-l9l6tf
New England pianos at Sey mour Ash's
mus q sture.-l2lGtf
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

II. b. BARTON,
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.
shop At Machuu' planning mill, corner sew
NbIh pfuhhuttN tAu, "a t-rv4 .,.4.ia 81 nd
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Fine Gold Headed Canes,
Fine Plush Dressing Gases,
Fine Meerschaum Pipes,
Fine Recommendations
Cigar Cases inRusHanIeather
Fine Photograph Albums in Leather
and Plush from s. to $50
TN11TTh and
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Kansas CuY, Dec mber 2S.-Wheqt,
weak No. ,, red. 7Sc. Corn stculy.
80 u37c.
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Z TlrusvlI.LE, PA, June G.-rhe Republic
can primary elections took place to-day in
Crawford county. Senator rW. B. Roberts
had been announced as n candidate for
Congress, and received in this city, where
he resides, G.5 votes out Of G27, his oppo-
nent, Mr.. Loring, receiving but two. ! 4
This is probably the most ilattering vote
cast for any man who ever ran for Il nomj-
nation, and is sufficient answer. to all
malicious statements that have been SO in
dustriously circulated against DR., Roberts,
for here he is best known. Tho S,alwarts
and independents alike wed with each
otherto resent by their votes the attacks on
Scuator Roberts. T Il s'l5 81 II '3,'I-' i
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ISrEH.OcEANIC CANALS,
A Mcssn:c On tho Subject from secretary
FrelinEhuysen 10 Aliuistcr Lowell

A Mcssn.c on the Subject from Secretary
frelinghuyscn TO Munster Lowell.
WAsHlSGroS, D. G., June Con May Sth
last Secretary Frclinghuyscn sent long
dispatch to Minister Lowell on the subject
Of the relations between Great Britain and
the United States to the various in
ter-occan canal projects. Without in
so many words declaring the Clay
tor-Balwer treaty abrogated, the Sec.
rctary OF State asked our Minister at
London 10 call the attention OF Lord Gran.
vile 10 two points, one OF which serves to
bar the claim made by her majesty's gov
ernmcnt that the terms Of treaty OF 1850
binds the United States to accept the pro.
position to share its control and protector.
ute oyer the canal with Great Britain, or
any other European power. The points
are these: --neL - r..'
I ~ That through the violation OF terms
Of treaty by Great Britain in gradually
magnifying what was at first British "set-
tlcment" in Honduras, under the Spanish
American Sovereignty, into British set.
tlement and possession, the treaty has be.
come voidable, and may at any
time be made void by the United
States; (2) that the treaty, SO far as
its terms were specific, applied to canal
along the Nicaraugan route, and to that
alone, any agreement covering other canals
or railways being expressly relegated to
future treaty stipulations," which have
not yet been agreed upon, and 10 whose
| forming and ratification Frelinvhuyscn
presents strong objections. Having made
these points, and having also gone over
some Of tho well understood and
reasonable grounds OF the opposition
Oh the part OF the United States
to foreign Intervention in the matter
OF the canal MS being contrary to the Mon,
roe doctrine and dangerous to the material
interests OF this country, the Secretary O.
State rests his case with IN expression O.
confidence that the differences existing be
tween the two Governments will be salts
fdctorily adjusted beis re the canal will bt
| hnlIf - IT, 3
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SENSATIONAL Developments
tn the DoyIe.Isr0cAwny Bond Counter
Il feltin- Case. ' "a

CnlcAGo, June CA Washington special
this morning reports sensational develop
ments in the Doylc-I'rockway bond coun-
terfeit ease. In brief the story is that about
May lst Samuel Felkin. who is known
here rs a very successful detective, gave a
hint that he could surrender an original
transfer plate OF the one thousand dollar
six per cent bonds OF the issue Of 1881, if
tho case Of Doyle, then pending in the
United States Court could be continued. f
Fe!kin went with the plate which he had
possession OF 10 Washington, and in com:
pany with G. i. Farwel and John C.Ncw,
who had examined it witt, experts, and
they tried to secure al interview for Eel.
kin with Folyer who, however. refused at
first to !treut with Felkin.. As result
Felkin threatened to take the plate to
Tilden, Hewitt and Randall aud others.
Under Farwell's representations, howev er,
the detective waited afew days and Fulgcr,
whose views had changed during that time
vi "Itou!'t VI solIc surfing lactS tllltt Euu
come to lis knowledge, received Felkin,
who displayed letters Of hearty endorse.
mcnt from Mayor Harrison, Sheriff Many,
Senator Logan and others that gave him II
status ut once with the Secretary.
The Secretary desired to have experts OF
the bureau examine the plate, but Mr..
Felkin objected to THAT gang" rs he
called them, they being under suspicion,
and having given false testimony in the
case at Chicago. r '05Ja
George Jones, President OF the Colum.
bin Bank Note Company, forty years an
engraver, then examined it aud pro.
nounced it genuine. Mr.. Neal, OF the
Treasury, an expert cngraver, declared il
genuine trtnsier work. Mr.. Lamb made
the same statement, -.
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II Washington lcounty, Pa, Reput

TIN Washington lcounty, Pa, Republi-
cans hold their primaries Oh the 18th to
express their prefercnccin regard to IL Con-
vrvssman, and also 10 select delegates to n
county convention to be held on the 10Th,
whercat candidate for the State Senate,
three Asemblymcn, Sheriff, q Director
Of the Poor and II jury Commissioner will
he nominated. The Congressional contest
Is somewhat exciting. 1t is said that
George Y. Lawrence has good chance to
carry Washington county. Mr.. Shallen-
berger carried his own county Beaver
and ROT l,0%i votes in Lawrence county
against Jackson's I52 votes in Beaver,
When Washington county votes the ref.
enes oi the three counties will meet aud
determine who shall be the candidate
Jackson, Lawrence or Shallcnbcrger. /,
takes good deal OF red tape to get a nom.
ination for Congress in that district.
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Tur Finance Committee OF the Board Of

TUr Finance Committee Of the Board Of
Commissioners meet to-day to determine
upon the kind Of m exhibit which they
will submit to the people OF the county.
There is suggestion that we desire 10
make to them which we trust will not be
regarded rs out OF place. They hold now
$4,000 OF the bonds OF the p, W. & KY,
road, and they have a floating debt oi
$4,000 or over. BY selling the bonds re.
tcrea to they can accomplish two ends
vz-make sure OF the premium on the
bouds-say 10 per cent-and provide them
selves with funds to pay of the floating
debt Of the county. II they hold said bonds
until they are drawn they will not realize
the premium OH them. Ii they sell Their
now they can probably realize s4,SO(
premium, and by paying of the floating
debt can reduce the county levy 10 Mt leas
!orty cents on the 500. The county hat
two Of its bonds drawn Inst year, on whicl
il lost the premium. These $4,000 OF bond
cost the county 5000. Ii sold Mt 10 pc
cent premium, which we are told is quito
possible, they will net the county profit o
$500. The object for which they wcr
issued has been accomplished, and it is n
accepted policy in nubltc subscriptiou
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LEvEE LACONlCS.
Notes Made Pertaining to the River and
,--U '|sHs Itx BOniS. rIU tEH ,HT

Notc" Made ptrt"i"ihg to ihe River aud
-, II" boats. ,i,
me Andes got away about o'clock with a
'"'f "Trip. .gzt,s13Ii
Monday. the U. s. Lighthouse boat left Louiy.
Capt. j. G. Morris. clerk Of tlc Lpcos Ia,
returned from H. weeks trip down j lie riv"r n"'
The G. W. Thomson had 10 .,,o.s "a; .;aoa
yesterday. This boat will do n % locs, 'nsd, ,rado
about Parkersburg. 80 =
The Katie stockdsle and Emm, cr,h,,,
p;itshurnL S,;n,;,.,,.,; "nu !1h''ha oi"nai,l,
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ROME, June Ga large number Of per-
sons are starting from all parts Of Italy for
Caperara, to be present at the funeral OF
Garibaldi. ygi7l d 10y .-5.3t;, .F:. s2.
a steamer left Genoa with 800 veterans.
One steamer started from Palermo, one
from Leghorn and ono from Naples, all
crowded with people. -F,7 ~
The supply OF boats is inadequate to
accommodate those desiring to 60 to
Caperara. Influence is being cxcrted with
the members Of Garibaldi's family for the
transfer Of his ashes to the mainland.
The Duke Of Genoa md four masters OIL
ceremonies will represent King lIumbert
at the funeral tt.5 5
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Turohio Republican State Convention
meets ,o,laya, Columbus to nominate n
,,a.,,;,lor for Supreme Judge, n member
NJ ,le J.oanl Of lublic Works and n Sec.
n,ary Of State. The chief interest, how.
,yer, centcrs in the action the party may
,,tc in regard to the Pond and Smith laws.
The Pond law having been pronounced un.
constitutional, ihc issue will be changed
somewhat, and will look perhaps TO some
amendment Of the Constitution. The
Constitution, as /, stands, is prohibitory OF
license, but the inhibition has been n dead
letter for thirty years, and now the question
is will il be amended SO rs 10 give the
Legislature power to grant license. /
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WHITES WAYS
Oi PrOvOklns Disorder In tho House.
aUts Kelly Nuuelcllcx Him. aH#I

Oi ProvOklns Disorder In tho House
1.,Vt Kelly Squclci,cs Him. "A
Il WASHINGTON. ,June j.-Atr. White r;sine
IL n o,r.os,;o, oi ,n,nr,or,l rr;,;,o,,, J., w.
~ i"..''o" " l'e.'o.'"' i''..s' '' '''
i4o"se os REPRESENTATIVES,, tl'ls morning
asked for the present action upon The re-
mort made from the Committee NJ Wovs
md Mcons th;s morn;n, m tao ro.o,r,;on
S : go '1 NV, "'ue ~ ~. 'e'o'u'.''
previously ohereu by MN, calling on the
Secretary OF the Treasury for his views upon
the conduct OF the head OF tho Internal
Revcnue ,,rrear so,a,;yo h ,y,o ra aaae. :,
az InI .S'.s.', - 49, .,' '"' p'so''Se VI
mo Dill to extend the bonded period for
distilled spirits. In the course OF bis re.
marks he referred TO thc statement made
hv Kcllv yos,cr,,ov ~ ,,,o ou,,. i ,,,a,
~ ~ 80 ss.e" ....,, " -. o"ee' ''''''
.'e report woulu nave peeh made
long ago but for the objection
OF the gentleman from Kentucky (Whitc,.
Th;u sto,on,o,, h. 1oo,orod -
w.. '' "s'".'" " w u"t'"e'
uaRlhu, uneeherous and III violation OF the
rules OF the House, and but part OF that
system OF bulIdozipp which Ind been
odon,o,1 10 ;,a,;,, ~, ;.,nuo,,a. :,
thc Comn;it"" n, W,n. pnJ aroo.o outie' ~ ~ "
nnr,;n" @ tho lii y;.l ' ,r,;u.i,s u.ts 'h IT. re-,
conn,v, ] o,,t ~ @ a.. ,n1i;ou Mie s"inuleu % inc
NJ Mr Erro,t rnlioi .',S NJ IvT;,n ~ "o,.a's. .tN
y,,ar tLo % i,,or e de.l,sa,i @ w; MY I,; ~ oroer
an. III. rarJo ,ni.a,, .I,u, a "i''''s"cSs "
M A.. ,s Eoiioui moo' "ne" heno '9Mn' ~.
,,o,,.i.,,'a,,'., opo ."'e so i"t US wv
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what little they buy they procure from
llussey, Howe < Co.; tho demand for rail
road supplies have already dropped oil.
Gillespie Bros. 4 Co., manufacturers o.
heavy hardware specialties, nuts and bolts
nlso In steel supplies, report their trade
good. ET7tti / = f'.t-
The Standard Oil Works Mol, in the
Eighteenth ward, Is now tho only manu-.
featuring establishment along the Allcghe'
ny river that shows any activity. The
large cooper shop ia In operation. On the
second floor tho reporter found about two
thirds 0. the positions occupied, which Is
over 100. About $50 or 800 men aro cln.
ployed, and 1000 barrels arc daily manu-.
factured. Tho now ware, storing and
filling house, which It was thought would
bc built OIL the north side Of the A. V. X.
r., Is being erected on the old foundation
OH tho south side or the railroad track. a
situation at Pittsburgh Last Night. .
PIrrsnvRou, June G.-Nothing new trans.
pired during the day to change the com.
plcxion in the iron situation. Doth sides
continue firm. The reported signing Of
the scale by the Elba Iron Works and Zug
< Co. is without foundation, and tho man
ufacturers deny that there is any prospect
Of the scale being signed.
At the Amalgamated Headquarters 10.
night word WIS received TINT the Akron
Iron Company, Of Akron, Ohio. and the
Canal Dover Iron Company, Of Canal
Dover, Ohio, had signed the scale. This
makes eight mills that have agreed to pay
the advance. Tomorrow the plate mill Of
Klomans Superior rail mill, will start
up with one hundred non. Union men.
They are all laborers, and this will be the
first attempt in this district to run u mill
with unskilled labor and non. Union men.
It is said that the mill has orders on hand
that must be filled Immediately, and that
rs soon ms they are worked of the mill
will shut down again. .
Riotous Cleveland Strikes.
CLEVELAND, June G.-The strikers made
matters lively Mt Newburg tonight. They
surrounded the laborers, hootng and jeer-
ing at them, and there was much excite
ment for few minutes. No violence was
offered. Six men were arrested for disturb.
ance, two Of them belonging to the union.
The police are present in large numbers.
Mayor lIcrrick las Issued proclamation
calling upon the strikers TO dcsist from us.
sembling in the streets and preventing
Others by threats and intimidation, from
pursuing their daily labors. All l,as quieted
down. .. y.'a
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WINE, WHISKY AND CIGARS
At AtY0rktOwn-A Point III EtiNuctte-Co:
"A. HtOws n Spnrk Into IL Flame, u

AT A1HOrktOwn-A i IOlnt III EtNlucttc-COx
BLOWS n Spnrk Into II Flame. .a. T.
WASHINGTON, June G.-Quite II lively
and good.natured time was had in the
House to-day during the consideration OF
tho general deficiency bill, which was be.
ing rcad by sections for amendment.
Mr.. McCook, Of New York, called attcn-
ton to the clause appropriating S3e2,a2S to
meet tho liabilities incurred by the York
town Centennial Commission, and said
he would like<o have some explanation OF
tho cause Of the large deficiency.
Mr.. Holman, Of Indiana, raised 4 point
Of order against the clause which was over
ruled by the chair. %
Mr.. Cobb, Of Indiana, opposed the ap-
preparation and sent to the clerks desk TO
have read bill for wine, etc used at the
entertainment. OF French quests The total
amount OF the bill is $3.50, including
items Of l3o cases Of champagne, 5000,
ono Of GS gallons OF whisky, one Of %
dozen Of sherry, l5 gallons OF brandy and
$3.50 worth OF cigars.
Mr.. Dingle (Mninc) read q dispatch charg
ing the boat upon which tho guests
hid been taken to Yorktown, has been kept
running free TO all. u 5-illi...L q.
MIR, ITucker-''lf we let n Frenchmar
drink alone without drinking to his health
We would be blackguards and not gantle
men" Laughter and applause a +
MIR. Robinson, Of New iork-'1he ccIc
brntion was turned into II British satur
MALTA, and tho flag We thought buried from
memory in the time Cornwallis was dui
up and put in the place in (which tn
American fag ought to have waved, and 7
do TINT, tho Government was run in deb
, $3:,, ,000."' VI: ,{$
t After some further debate lin which i
!, was disclosed TINT the bill had already bcel
: paid) Mr.. Cobb moved 10 strike out III
4 clause, which motion was rejected. Il,
!: Mr.. Sparks, Of Illinois, raised a point 6
II order against the clauses Gappropriatin
}, s., 900 10 reimburse the resident Commi'
Q sioner OF the United States to the Intern!
4 tional Congress Of Electricians to be bel
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sermon, and will do good. The bisl,op |.
no orator, but he is an earnest, faitl,fnl
minister Of tho Word, who will leave his
impress orgood NIL along tho hills and val.
leys of mir Stotn II g i u - -

''!' VI our ouate' lS tHlNh't t6Ws' ~
brock Memorial serviccs. 9ti5,
Tho evening services In Commencement
Hal, woro l., ,,,,,o....n" "ou'''.vl' -, nv!
ou',;om I 49, -, - ."o'y '.. y, IT. brock. Inc
"uu,ehee, was iaree' ana was made up o.
the best people OF the county. As ststcd
In tho outset Of this lcttor N. D,o,.uh.I
deep hold upon tho affection ~ thoso n.'.
pie, md they therefore delight n hono, mo-
him now TINT he Inns gone from nn,onn ]
them forever. r. Ex.presilent Thompsons
came over 500 miles 10 deliver n "ilon,
at this service, and It was worthy of % hosi,
the living and the dead. II wap delivered
in the young orators most pathetic an,i
carnest manner, and was tender md
touching. 1t Is too good TO chop IN with
m abstract or an outline. Ts57'5, :.
Ex-senator Waitman r. Wiley s.tho
old man eloquent" as tho college bows
term him. also dclivere,l mn Jlrnos ~
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The Knights Of Labor md tho Green.
bncik.I.nbOr Stutc Ticket.

PlrFsHUEGu, June G-1.ast week story
was sent ont from Philadelphia to the effect
that certain Knights Of Labor were said to
be dissatisfied with the Grcenback- Labor
ticket, headed by Thomas a. Armstrong, Of
this city, with Mayor Powderly, OF Scran-
ton, for Lieutenant Governor. The reason
offered for this action is the close connec.
ton OF Armstrong and Powderly with the
knights, and fear that the fraternity may
be dragged into politics. To-day Mr.. Arm
strong was spoken 10 on this subject, when
he said: at always causes tlu.ter among
politicians when labor acts in politics, and
The old parties generally succeed in killing
The efforts by creating dissensions in our
ranks. For this purpose they can sener.
ally lind men in Philadelphia who are
never satisfied with any action that's taken
o'candilatcs who IRE nominated"
"Atc YOU the candidate OF the Knishts?''
'lll tell you," said Mr.. Armstrong. "rm
sNNon; so are Beaver and Stewart. Are
a@oi us Masonic candidates? Beaver and
stewart belong to the Bar Association OF
lawyers Union. Does that commit the
attorneys to their support or comproulise
's'em III any way? | am member Of the
nElnu Army; a,n an honorary member
o. the Amalgama,ea Associutiou: ! am
treasurer Of the Coal Miners Nnt;nrnl A..
ISOLATION; | nm the editor nj %t ,hn ne';c;o, 3
vrsah oil WI iorns OF organized labor. Docs
.Mls @ make me the can,liAa,e Of tho vud.
aaleFs, the coal miners or the glass blowers @
oufs IS not the ,icke, Of any nart;"nio,
uaue organization, but OF labor up;,e,1 in
Pol'lical action for its own uro,rc,;on 7 j
nave always claimed that labor could M,
We properly protected without s,nmJ;n' M
Shoulder to shoulder in politics. With Wt thi.
view have taken this nominution ~ nnI ! |;
oNfs Is no, the successful ticket Il vii il,
/ oiault Of mine.' ~ :" wiz "
n,., !s , there any truth in tho statcmen
y ''a Mayor i'owderly has declncd?"
w., = ., 40 not know that he bas or will, Id
4 no. 'hink that he ough, TO. In nv opir
iioh, II" citizen OF Republic ought to rt
'"SG elli Tor service IN civil capacity.''
Many known knights were spoken I
tfoncern'ng the alleged circular, but nor
Mau seen i, nor was il presented in any ,
.Ss s;, assemblies last night. That Arlnstror
T. VIII poll \ heavy vote in this section is &c
,min' and the action Of tho Philadelph
,G;ssi.s, ,;vs Y B.; IN Inc opinion Of many spccul
I. ioe, IVY hhlshts here, will have tic effect
,mhio'in'hs Inc Greenback candidate. On
En;..,,, iSrt" o. the voters in this county a
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PErEnsnvnG, Va, June G.-Tho storm
which devastated 'Northlamton county,
North Carolina, Sunday, also swept over
Southampton county, this State, demolsh-
ing houses and running crops. Some hail
stones were n foot long and weighed . II
pound and half. One woman will prob
ably die from fright. VA Egs.5
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Personal! To Men Only

The Voltaic Belt Co, Marshall, Mich, will
send DR.. Dyes Celebrated llectro-Voltaic
Belts and Electric Appliances on trial for
thirty days to men young or oll} who are
afflicted with Nervous Debility, Lost Vitality
and Manhood, and kindred troubles, guaran.
tceing speedy and complete restoration oi
health and manly vigor. Address as above
N.B.--No risk Is incurred, rs thirty days
trial Is allowed. n s14i s Z Is IA TTstw (
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q PORTLAND, ORndoS, June G.-The count
Of the returns up to noon shows that tho
Republicans have carried the entire State
ticket, although the Democrats claim that
the Legislature is doubtful.