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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-28
A FlFTY-CENT MURDER.
RackInan Richwine Killed by man
Who Owed Him for a Ride.

LANCASTER, o., November 27.-GeorGe b.
Wilcox became involved in a quarrel with
a hackman named Lewis Richwine. The
latter claimed that Wilcox owed aim
balance of fifty cents for hack hire and
dunned him on every occasion for the
amount. Night before last R;chwine asked
Wilcox for a half dollar. Wilcox ana
COMPANION were walking along the street at
the time. Wilcox turned on his heel anu
struck lhe hackmau in the face with his
list and passed on. RiCh@ine mounted ms
hack, drove home. was taken I'LL and dleo
Yesterday from the effects OF the blow. a
daughter OF he hackman swore out war
rsnf and Wilcox was arrested, but was re-
leased on 5 600 bail. Wilcox is promi'
nently connected. HIS mother was a
daughter Of ex- Governor Teunent, ot>Deia'
were. He is also related to the Shernaas'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-28

THE sPeAgsRsHlP CONTEST,

One Day Nearer The End WITH the Sen
timent I'm Favor sf Randall Constant.
" Gaining In Ssrength-Wess vtr
gfnians On the Ground.
WASHINGTON, November 27.-With the
exception OF a number Of arrivals last
night and to-day the Speakership contest
remains unchanged, with all the candidates
claiming with characteristic confidence the
advantage. There is no doubt. however,
that stronger sentiment has set in in favor
Of Randall; and there are those who week
ago, when there was more Of Carlisle ele'
nent than OF any other faction in the city,
expressed the opinion that there was no
doubt of Carlisle's election who now read
lily assert that Mr.. Randall will be the sue.
cessful candidate.
The Change or Opinion
by the Southern press is making IN i'm
preston among the Representatives from
that section OF the Union already here, and
some of Mr.. Carlisle's managers evidently
arprehend q stampede from their candi-
date to the Randall camp. Mr.. Randall
said to-day, in regard 10 the support of the
Times Democrat. of New Orleans: Il con-
slider it one OF the most effective aids that
have yet received. | regard the position
of the Times Democrat as indicative OF the
wishes Of the people OF Louisiana, and do
not doubt that il will have great intiu.
epee on the members Of that section"
Senator k.nns and Representative Sny.
der, Of Charleston, w. Va,
Two of the R-st Friends Mr.. Ran-
dali Has,
are expected here &c night. and will so to
work in earnest for the Philadelphia can
diGate. Quiie lsrGe delegation has ar
rived from Philadelphia aud other sections
OF Tennsylvauis, and is doing work that
has to some extent depressed the hopes OF
the Carlisle aud Cox forces. Among the
arrivals from Pennsylvania are W. |. Hen
SCI. editor of the Lancaster lntelligencer
aud chairman of the democratic State Com
mittee, Mr. HaGgerty, Of the Philadelphia
nen CCratiC City Committee, Mr.. Fierce
anu some OF the leading business men Of
the state.
Tn, Caucus Will be Held Next Satur.
day,
and in view OF the probability that the tri-
angular contest for Speaker may protract
the pToceedII rs somewhat some OF the
members thin X the caucus ought to be
called MS early as , or ; T.. NJ. instead OF in the
evening. as as been the custom. This,
however. has ouly been talked OF inform
ally as yet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-28
BENWOoD BslLiANTS.
Musical, Criminal, Personal aua
otherwise.

MUSICAL,
Otherwise.
Special to the Register.
BENwooD, November 27.-The United
workmen will banquet at Remholfs hall
tonight.
Mrs. Lineberger moved her family from
Wheeling to this place yesterday.
The boys of the st. johns congregation
give an entertainment Tomorrow evening.
Nlr. Edwarj McGee,
An Old Citizen ofthis Place.
is seriously i'll with the dropsy.
NIr.-Trsnk Peabody was in Wheeling on
bu. inesS yesterday.
Nr. \. /. Pelley, postmaster, was in
Noun dsville Yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. Hoyt was visiting friends ~
Be ilaire yesterday.
Mir. Charles carp, pro uineAt mailer OF
the Belmont, moved his family 10 Whee.-
ing yesterday.
A case OF assault and battery was OF the
dOCke Monday.
MIR. Geosel-re had some needed filing
done in front of his building on Second
street yesterday.
The Union Sunday School, which M eets
in the Bogg's Run school house, have plIr-
chssed very nice organ Tor their Sunday
School.
The Mozart Choral Club
met last night.
Prof. Malmene was down this week to
mske the final arrangements in regard to
taking charge of the German singing
society.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-28
TERRIBLE TRIPLE TRAGEDY.
A Husband Kills His Wife and Child
and winds Up with Suicide.

MUNlCE, IND, November p. - Last
night Rial Scott committed an act
which has created the widest excitemenl
in the neighborhood Of Eaton, small vii
lage twelve miles north oil this place, where
he lived. Some two years ago he deserted
nis wife, with whom he had lived a short
time very disagreeably. A few weeks ago
he returned, and swore she would live
with him or he would take her life. AT
the time mentioned he went to her lonely
home and commanded her to go with him
and to begin life anew. She refused, when
be stabbed her to death, then killed his
chi d, after which he completed his terrible
work By taking dose of morphine, from
the effects Of which he died.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-28
MRS. NELSON'S MURDER.
A Mhn with an Ugly Mug Arrested on
Suspicion.

TrRRE HAUrE. IND, November 27.-Perry
Manis arrived at Anderson this afternoon
and was placed in Jail on the charge OF the
murder OF Mrs. Susannah Nelson. Jasper
Nelson, the womans son, also charged with
the crime, is also Locked up in the cell
near Manis The latter objects to talking
10 reporters, saying he has been ordered by
his lawyers to have nothing to say. he Is
the ucliest looking prisoner ever, in Jail
here, and if looks could convict, the crime
would be fixed on him beyond douot;
When searched at the js'i tonight he haa
and inoeuiously tied about his neck. ManIs
will talk until asked about his sudden
wealth a short time after Mrs. Nelson dis
appeared and then refuses to so further.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-28

MANY who long suffered from urinary
ard digestive diseases, causing nervousness.
weakness and debility, after trying 6it;-rs.
kidney medicinCs, iron medicines, etc
without benefit, Lave found permanent re-
lief in from one 10 three bottles of DR.. Gay
sotrs Yellow Deck srd Sarsaparilla, th-
,r!y tar.,ct h!ooa purifier and strength an
q. Hundreds of letters to tho proprietor:
have testified 70 its soperiorty over tn
nary pre:endtd cures 50 lsrgely .vrrtiS
eTty means OF bogus cer!ii :a.es tha: s:t
bought and paid for.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-28
A WOUID-BE GUiTEAU
Hunting President Arthur In Ne~
York city.

new YORK, November 27.-A crank from
Kentucky was looking for President Ar
thur during the evacuation celebration
Yesterday. He loitered about the Fifth
avenue hotel, and when he noticed Cover
nor Butler, asked bystander if he was the
President. Later, James Prior, the hotel
detective, acco"ted him in the hotel corr
dor up stairs, where he was peering through
K, yho,es and attempting to hide something
III der his coat. In answer TO sharp queS-
tirn he said: Il am a colonel from Ken
tucky. and have made this trip Fast for
the express purpose of shooting P'eSiient
Arthur. He was allowed to escape IN
carriage. He was about 60 years old.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-28
DESERTED oVERsTocK A MANIAC,
His Reason Dethroned by the the Con
duet Of His Wife.

duet of His Wife.
AKRON, OHIO, November 27.-The-vife OF
Edward Overstock deserted her husband
ard three children on Tuesday and eloped
with one Of her boarders, young man
nsmed Harry Mattucks. Mattucks was
captured and was on trial yesterday TO!
improper conduct with Mrs. Overstock.
The aifair has weighed so heavily upon
III. mind Of the afflicted husband that yes
,e: day aitern con he went insane aud IS
new rsving maniac. He will be taken to
sn asylum to morrow. There is little hope
OF bis recovery. The trial Of young Mat
iucks developed strange facts. He not only
ruined a wife. destroyed a once happy
h, me. rendered three children helpless,
tut has destroyed the reason OF kind
fs;h.r There is strong talk OF lynchiDg
tie vilsin. BE will receive his sentence
tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-28
A PENSION AND POSTAL CROOK
On Trial NJ Charleston for Robbing the
Mails
Special 10 the Register.

Speclul 70 UIe 1EeytSleT'
CHARLESTON, November H.-George j..
Williams, the Nicholas county postal and
pension crook, was put on trial in the Fed
eral Court here TO day, for stealing letter
containing check for pension claim out
of the mail. There are fifteen indictments
against him for similar cases. Sixty wit
nesses from Nicholas county are here to
testify in the case
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Continue 10 Opevaftss - The CSesa-
p~ske Plate Nbn stops.

penke Plate MIL btopss
PIEzvnUnS. November g.-Thsre 10 no
truth sbat.ver In the rumor thst the Penn
.ylyGnia EteeI WORKS have sh1t down.
several weeks tgo several men who worked
with the summers Increased force we're
di.charged and later the foros wn cut
down In number, bat the regular force is
working night and day. win orders suf'is-
lent 10 keep up the work for rome time.
As most Of the men work By the hour there
10 no reduction In wages.
On SATURDAY. last, owing 20 Q lsck OF or
ders. the pists mill attached 70 the Chess.
p>sks Nail WORKS shut down Temporarily,
and I25 men we're laid of for while.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-28

"AIx you lonely tonight Mis- Ad,r
mo. siYi I wish I wSrs lonslier." Hs
bsds her good night snd vent bone, took
8 lsrre dnse at DR.. Balls Coash syrnp.
fearing hsf icy manner hsd sivea him .
eosd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-28
A SLSANER GOES DOXN.

Ire HaniSfee wTecaed aud all on
Board i.osf.
pI''"n. November 27-Leopold & Aus
U'Sn, Fgerts tor the steamer Msnistee,
nave ''c' we'd a resort from the captain Of
re ~; ShIu went over the cOu>e the Man
i.'- u "nld hsvp taken. and also report
tvhn tIvh !. captain e the steamer HAckley,
- 81 "tr'h confirm The finding Of pieces
~ =, De 49, "std steamer, making csriIiu q
"e !t'' OF Ler loss, Nilh sill on board.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-28
PARKERsBURG PRATTLE.

Special 10 tie RsqiStT.

Special 10 the Register.
pAEEEEsBrRG, November 2T.-Mr. Moody,
the popular clerk ct the Queen City Hotel
in Cumberland, who has been here visiting
his mother, left this evening for that city.
Mr.. WesthroSs, father of Mrs. W. j.
Busby, died at his home in Cleveland two
weeks ago.
Several Of our citizens LETT last Saturday
for Spencer: they went there in the inter
est OF the Narrow Gauge Railroad from
Eoanc county TO Parkersburg.
A. election time is fast approaching,
The Candidates for Offices
arc selting more numerous, and the hand
shaking is INDUCED in with renewed vigor.
Tie new ticket has DR.. Scott sgain ior
Mayer; for Recorder there are quite mum
her. among them II. Z. Leonard, the pres
ent incumbent, WA. BurS, Hiram satton,
G.. V. Fleming Thomas C0n!ey, Squire
DIS and Csr.s,r kSan.
John 'BIieH, the n'erpriSing oil man,
OF yolcaro, wss in town to-day.
Mr. o. &. Barry, agent for George
Rlome & son, OF Baltimore, was IN the city
on Saturday.
Mr. Wm. Dills has
Resigned His Position ~ swifehman
a. the depot, and accepted that OF brake
man on the o. K. +. r.
Miss Mary Flanagan has returned from
a visit 10 her sister in Lexington, ny.
Mr.. John Fisnpigan is home again for
few days.
There is lively contest for gold medal
n The Catholic fair now going on among
ten Young ladies. The re ult is snxiously
~ si'sd.
Miss Farrie Taverner is lying very i'll
at her Sums on Sixth street.
Miss Currsns, Cl Weston,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-28

D., ''H MON surgeon ssys thst only one
I'm 70 wumsr in $40 can 4 sw a full
te'h with sll her clO,hes on. and that all
a.. ~ should give no tight lscing, and
,i.;.t,I, hnlif Cough Syrup to strengthen
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-28
Increasing Their Sway.

The plant OF the Connellsville Coke Com
pany, which is very extensive, is also in q
fair way to be added TO the possessions OF
The syndicate before the close Of the week.
MIR. Rafferty,, the head Of the company, eft
for New York to-day. His partners de.
ciared emphsticslly that their plant would
not be sold, but iatimated that it might be
consolidated, and the arrangement OF the
details OF this is believed TO be the object OF
Mr.. Raffer,y's trip TO New York. When
the moves mode public to day are consum-
mated the syndicate will have absolute con-
troll of the coke trade.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-28
A CORNER IN COKE.
The Large Plants I'm the C"nneiisFfhe
Region Pass into the Hands oil re"
and Prices Will Else Aecordinsiy.

PITTsBrRGH. N"VeMVeE FHv H''e'
bit, Carnegie, Frick Syndicate, which
started out few months age to obtain
control OF the ConnellsvilIe coke Industry,
made another important move today,
which will result in the acquisition Of the
Mount Braddock coke property, one OF the
two large plants that have not already been
purchased. The property is valued at So
600, and is part of the Tintsman estate.
To-day the assignee made application TO
the Court OF Common Pleas No. TO sell
the property. 1t is mere matter of form,
and the petition will Immediately be
granted, whereupon the property will pass
into the hands Of the syndicate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-28
APIeasant Young Lady.

is visiting Ler coTsius, the Misses AcDer'
mot, ui the Fist ward.
Wm Berry sHd Tom Riley have return,
Sd hume after having spent Salurisy and
Sunday with their friends IN ChiIitothe,
q. Tie trains were not on tine, sad rs
their rurse was qnlte lov, they took no
cross tie tickets AID reached here this
evening
brakeman on the y. & o. railroad by
The nsrue of J. Doyle, on last Saturday ip-
ped srG feI! as he Sss coupling up 'he
ira,n. One CIR passed over his right t1o',
rushing il very badly. He was taken 70
his home ia Grafton On Sunday morning.
J Ad Butcher,
one ,f the eldest Landmarks In Wood
COGHiy,
was buried today at Fountain Springs.
four miles from this CITY.
Miss Maggie Altman is quite ind;Spnsed.
Mrs Rr. Sharp, Of Volcano, is in the city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-28
" by "a Started.

When the movement was inaugurated
six NOT tbs ego, the locsl members Of The
syndicate said one of their objects vas 10
,lsce themselves in position 10 sell coke
!, nIafiisble rates. 81 ;mpossibi'ity when
d.zsn firms were engsged in the trade, all
uiIhDg TO cmI rates on large orders. 4
sharp sdvsr ce in p!i es msy nov b. Ell:
rec,td. The suoUnt OF capital invested
~ tbs synGics;e already in cose plants
m,iuts end coal lind, is over s7,GH,Pn. Al!
he men.hers are large storkbo't t-rs in 'h-
Vanderbilt roads and the prodrc. = thf
-,gion will hereafter be shipped a'mo:j
entirely by those lines.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-28
WESTON.
The Round of Gaities in q Lively
Town.
A PaIatiaI Residence that viii Soon be
Ready for Occupation - Po-
Iit;caI and Business
Matters.
SJ,ecidl 10 he Register.

WESTON, November 2;.-Eyery evidence
of tie gay and festive season is upon us,
and il last week {: happenings are an index
to our holiday merriment, pleasures votar.
lists are destined 10 leepless nights. Mon
day night, at the home OF Mr.. q. i. Moore,
the beauty and chivalry" Of Weston gath.
cred to chase the hours with flying feet.
The dance being the first Of the season was
truly welcome treat. But the soul'en.
rapturing spirit of the occasion was
An Elegantly Prepared supper.
Sufficient is it to say that Mrs. Z. Z. Moore
sup.rintended the repast Wednesday
night rrof. Hancher's dancing school had u
gay little dance. Friday night the Young
and Old Set as they are termed, met IN
happy union at the town hall upon a
smooth and roCmy stage, where four sets
simultaneously whirlcd 10 the magic strains
of ro!s HanCher and Schmitt's orchestra
We have witnessed many dances in this
vicinity, but for lasting, gay and solid
mirih, this one stands prominent. The
elite, culture and beauty OF the town were
there.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-28

10 describe their luxuriant beauty. Emma
Ha!rison wore the most gorgeous outiit.
We would gladly venture our opinion as
to hO was the belle, but As il would con
hIct with one or two hypercritics, We with
hold. General \. j. Newton was the hand
sonest married man, and James Ralston
the best looking single man. Miss Lena
Bailey and ]. i. BrsRncn were the most
grace iul dancers. The refreshments fur.
nished by Troxwell 4 Son, were elegant.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-28

TIE fault with most AL eo,sh prspars,
tions is that they oonisin mosphis- and
arc ,bsolu,ely injurious 10 the stomach
End nerves. The sim pie preparation o'
Wild cherry bark. called DR.. wistzrs Bi'
sam OF wild Cherry, contains no ni2'phh.
I'D We, will crre q coueh or cold n if-'
time than sny Other compound. ith tar
only reliable cure for consumption.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-28
met last night

Prof. Malmene was down this wee
mske the final arrangements in regsr
tsking charge of the German sin
society.
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Are you disturbed at night ani broken of your rest
by srk child suffering and crying With pain ofcut
ting toothf II ~, send at once and get bottle ~
Mas. WNslo"b SOOTHING srrur ION cmLpErs
TrErnSo. Ir value Is incnleulablo It viii relieve.
the poor little sufferer Immediately. Depend upon H.
mothers, there s no mistake about H. II cur's dJs
entory aud darhpca regulates the stomach and bow.
els, cure. wind collie, softons the gums reduces In
nhumA,Ion, and Fisus tone and energy 10 the whole
system, Mas. wryslDwa Foornrsa syErr ron CiuiD-
urs TrrrniSa s pleasant 10 uo taste aud ls the pro
ssppn of one Of the olIo.t and beet female physi-
clans and nurses la the United sp'ss and j. for sale
hy ali druggists throughout the world. rdeo % cents
{. bottle Oily.
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iit
itching piles symptoms and Cur,

itching Piles Symptoms and Cure
Ih" ymr;oms ARE moisture, like per.
sTiraton, intense itching, increased by
scratching. very distressing, particular.
ly AZ night, seems % u pin worms were
crawling IN and about 10" rcctum: the
pr,va," parts are -omctimcs affected,
!i allowed 90 continue very serious re-.
suite follow. "~WATEE'~DINTMENT'
ls a piruaul sure cure. Alec for letter,
Itch Salt EHcum. >cali Head, Erysipc.
las Earhor- Itch, El9thchcs. all scaIy.
crgs'y Skin Disease. sent hy mail ior
80 cents: boxes Sl2i, .5n stamy. +.
Aiire.s, rr. ~WAENE a. SON. phl,s.
delphla, Pa. sold ty Druggist s.. ly
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-09-26

IT is not an unusual thing for a col.
lege graduate TO believe be knows
more IN a minute than the old folks at
home do all day. A dozen or twenty
years hence he will awake 10 his de.
lusion.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-09-26

people through single blast on the
Threshold of danger, that would have
awakened them to the pcrils Of the
hour and strengthened the arm of the
government in its pending struggle
with both the Abolitionist5 and the
Scccssionists. But then,
Tho ..,lrs arc rarely sslf adjusted
When fuIt Tho uussrtue ltlbur. thaLf-.
"Pcrhaps most men would have
done Just what was done in this in.
stance, for the Scccs-ionists bad not
then shown their hands, and began
hedging the president about with ,hcir
in-idou- plotting-. When they be.
gan, what they could not do by dircc-
ton they were willing to do by indi-
rcction, and Mr. Davis was a leading
actor in this game. He even assumed
70 speak for South Carolina in her
attempt to negotiate with the president
about the forts in Charleston harbor.
By his own admissions he tried to in
ducc the president 10 hand over the
government property in the south to
Ih' '''i VINO Ia' 'l'h 7'"''H iI!' O'sl
part oi u, and when conspiHng. to
destroy the government ana even then
were openly ana -ham'ir.''y deiyinS
w. authority. Ih't patriot pledged
"'' NV az I"H-'i" I'I 'ii' '1It anu
preservation Of the portable property
IN the forts Of Charleston harbor pro-
yiI,I tho pr.-iIppt yygull ,f.lI T., tina.
'
demand ui the S'cc- -Iuul-l- and turn
this property over to them. 1t was
the most impudent proposition ever
made by mortal man, to ak the cEccu-
tive Of q nation to yield up a post
capable OF defence to the cnomir- of
the government he represented. Oace
m cabinet meeting -ald that there
had never been a period in the history
ot the English nation when any min
'sicr could propose To give up TO- am
enemy 81 m- government n military
post which wa, capable o' being de-
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-09-26

In the Philadelphia Press of Mon
day, +. A. Burr gives a long and in.
teresting account of his last interview
with Judge Black, in which the latter
referred at length to jeff Davis attack
upon him. From Mr. Burr's account
of what Judge Black said wc make
the following extracts;
at has taken Mr. Davis more than
20 years to bring me to the block. His
effort is as amusing rs were the antics
and sayings of Rip Van Wrinkle to
the plain country people among whom
he awoke after his 20 years slumber.
lie brings news to the American pco'
pie in the charge upon which he ar.
raigns me. IT, rs he SAYS, ! violated
my oath of office because | denied the
right of secession, urged the president
to protect government property IN the
south and punish all offenders against
the laws of the land, ! am glad of it,
| should do the same thing again, If
called upon 20 act in like emergency.
But what does Mr.. DLyi. say of his
acts If they can now meet the ap-
proval of his conscier cc he must have
an elastic one. lie was n senator of
the United States while he was in the
conspiracy to destroy the government.
lie was pleading for peace while he
was planning war. 1t is too late now
for him to exhibit his ingenious argu-
mcnts in the senate for peaceful so.u-
tion Of the difficulties while he was
playing the president with. h.pcruicious
advice and cndcavoring TO influence
him to disregard the constitutional
obligations. His judgment must have
entirely let 20 its hold on his passions
when he penned that charge, or be
may have been trying to be funny. II
it was a violation Of my oath, or even
strainiug Of the proprietic- Of my
position, that | fought by night and
by day the schemes of the Secc--ionists,
Mr.. Davis has done me a great service
by proclaimiug IT, | wish | could
bring some charge against him, touch
ing his conduct in that crisis, that
would be rs much To- hi, credit. II his
conclusions in this his last paper were
as sound a. his attack upon me j.
vicious, might say he Is a great and
good man. lie has struck So wildly,
however, that
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-09-26
BLACK ON DAVIS
The Great Jmist on the Ex- President.

BIris' Tcruy Years Siucc-Biack's ODlH
ion ct tie Union and qt HusSy-Ts
Proclamation he Desired.
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NeW Advertisements.
BOND VALENTINE.

GENEEAL ISs. and COMMISSION Agt.
Bclleiontc, Pa.
ono" IN Eash Arcade Zud FYar.
The following cOmpanlc- represented