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A Quick Recovery. :,

A Quick Recovery
IL given US great pleasure 70 state thhi
the merchant who was reported
being ~ tire point OF death
from an attack OF pneumonia has
entirely recovered by the use OF DR.. William
Halls oalsam for The lungs. Naturally be
feels grateful for the benefits derived from
using the remedy, for the lungs and throat;
and In giving publicity TO this statement
we are act uated by motives OF public bene'
faction, trusting that others may be BEN,
fitted in q similar manner. On sale by oil
druggitta
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Mr.. @. Tracy has taken charge OF the
shade department OF X. 6hislds, 633 Elm
street, ct which plsoe he will BE- pleased 70
sss bic old friends and the public: de 10
positive he can show them the lines: ~
eortment Of goods In that line IN the city.
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vane, Calvert a. Co.'s Mixed Paints.
Having besn appointed sole agent for
ibis weIl-knowu and reliable paintsI sm
prepared TO supply consumers aud the
trsde IT manufacturers prices. This paint
hes been extensively used 10 this state for
over ilteen years, and has given universal
- ,isfactlon. The company authorizes me
To guarantee every gallon sold.
K. SHIEIDe.
uasier in window and rlsie glass, wall
aper. window shades, etc s33 En- street..
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Rotto's lee Cream Parior.
Botso nas opened an ice cream paIlor 81
the corner of Live Oak and Efvsy streets
Ice cream and sherbets made TO order oil
every kind, quantity and quality desired.
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Dobkans' Securing Polish 10 the best th'pc
In the world fo- cleaning tin pans and all
kitchen uter sils. Finest thing Tor usipe In
For sale by A. z. Boushe. Main street.
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Are You made miserable By indigestion,
copStiDetion, dlssiness, loss Of appetite,
yellow sktn! ehiloh's Vitaiisef 10 pos''
,yve onra. RolN hs J. u H"ns usilas
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Trial Is Proof.
II you desire to use the hes. parched cot
fee ever offered 10 the Texas public, buy
Kicker e Lees Rionosa. Sold in FOUND
package Guaranteed sbsolutsiv fresh auo
nuti) nv Momand & Bro, A. y. Boucbe,.
Bona e. Bro Ingram & COY, HOLIDAY Il
o., u. 6. Seer, o. A. Meyer, anL all inst
81 IS srocers throughout the sts'e.
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uI,Icu Chnnrrs of Wenther

Sudden Changes of Weather
Are prod uctive Of throat diseases. cAugh
colds. etc. There IL NO moro efiectual relief II
these diseases TO be found than In the ~
OF Browns Bronchial Toches. Proc 2
cents.
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Augusta, GA.-DR. J. BaADrIrLD: Datr
Sri nave handled your Female Regul. or
in my business for the past several years
with perfect satisfaction 10 myself and
customers. have found II very saleable.
Yours truly,
w II. BARRETT, Wholesale Druggist,
Treatise on the Health and Happiness OF
Woman mailed tree.
BRADPIELD REGULATOR Co,
B'x2S. Atlanta, Ga.
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Irnc Merit Alone

True Merit Alone
Has given Allcock's Porous Plasters the
largest sale Of any external remedy In the
world. II you have been using other
kinds o! plssiers, one trisl of "Allcock ."
will convince you OF their wonderful super.
iority.
&C Broadway, Room 81. New York, March 9,
1853
Having been cured OF a severe attack OF
rheumatism Of toe neck and shoulders by
using Allcock's Porous p a ters. | feel il
my duty TO strongly commend their use to
any ons similarly I, fl cted. For period
OF several months had exhausted many
other SOL called remedies without obtaining
the slighteaf relief. Finally I applied one
of Allcock's Porous Plasteis, aud fonnd my.
self almost Immediately cured. ! consider
hem true blessing. Faithfully your,
JAMES r. HosMgg.
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She said "Dun't, but u You must. chez
s9pYine.' That the nest
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Buy whIttaker's Star hsmt only, II you
want TO eat somethi-- '~nsHsome.
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He VIII show Them to You.
Bsrlson's OApcine PCr1us Pastors. ASH
your druggist about them. Latest I'M
proyemepts. Prompt. 25c.
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For seceG srsrs Aliens Brain foo1 ma
stooi the ,tronrss, tesrs rs 20 It's inert, IL
curipg no 'vousuess, nervous debility aud
restoring lost powers to the W. akened gen.
aralive system, and In no intiance has u
never TAIL I'd; test IL. 81: 8 tor SIS. At nrug
cists, ar ny M u from J Ii. Allen, 80 Firs
rvsnus Nss York City.
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Cocoaine

WILL SAVE THE HAIR
And keep Il In strong and heslthy condi.
ton, because II will stimulate the roots OF
the hair, and restore the natural action
upon which its Growth depends.
Burnett's Flavoring Extracts are sbso-
Int nly Dure.
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Snilnh's Cough auo v,,nsumpuon cure 10
soid nv us IN guarantee. u cures co
umct,ra Ldi ~ So1,n nsttss
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"Afrs. Anderscn, That hat 10 90 becom.
ing" "Why yes. / always like to 20 70
Bsumaa's. They do keep the niosst
0Ordav
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A na.sl injector Tree with eaoa bottle
ebiloh's Cetarrb Remedy. Pffce o0 Gel u
Sold BY J. NJ. House, Dallas.
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II YOU vaut . good suhstsntisl Job done
on iron, 20 70 Baker Pfoup, one square
south OF Santa Ee depot.
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YOUKstcr's Tetth ,
Demand greater attention than tbev
usually receive. Mother csrafui Of their
children's physical WI ! being, wisely adopt
SUzodont a. an ,r.icle OF the family toilet
II the first set OF q juvenile'a teeth ere dails
polished with THIS ma, chiess purifier, The
second 30. are. elmost invariably white snd
strong, and prove lifelong blessing, other
Wise they frequently turn on. cariou- and
irregular. Young and old alike bentii, by
Its use.
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For lame back, side or cnsst use shiions
jrous Plaster. Prics IS osnts- Sold BY
], n. House Dallss
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Group, wh,Dving cough and hronchits
Immediately relieved bv 6hiloh's Cue. solo
bv ]. NJ. Honae. DsiIas
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Main Street Entrance
To the Clear Lake saloon 10 through Ed
savtin's ltvsrv sfsNis
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roup. vhooplne cough end broIchi'r.
soldty ]. n. House.
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Fashionable novelties in nne Millinery
French pattern hats and bonnets st Mrs.
e. Ohestnuts on Elm street naxt to
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The seprDe" sweet navy plug tobacco Is
NJ a Taxa6Ss 6v0yttA.
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II the cattle men q, fexas wisn to have q
sooi time this year. they must chew
"6pripe" tobacoo.
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To Families, Hotels and Restaurants.

Ask your greer Tor Rickttr j. Lees Rio
nosa G iTa, pure. fresh. upadulter,ted, I'M
oolorec, uuglszed. Sold by all fret oln's
dealers, in pound package inmed'rt.ly
efter p lrching. See that no inferior brand
of stale az fee IL suhsniuied.
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For this week only we will offer the following
goods at prices that will astonish every one
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Csss,n W. sullivan II a.; from 4oNulien
county. Opinion by 6tsy,on J.. T, enti'
tie an oellant to the desired rsllef was To-
cumbent on him to show thst the land ou
winch he Fought to locate was urapor"prl,
sted public domain December 9th, 1857
Bran iocat. I'd on the isud Decen per Its
w,,ndra wing Il from lccs'i0n By. another
for tsrlve N ,nths nom Dsoember ii b
1881, Isl Tex -, 3si; h. 9. Art sS02
B's fiies were m ,de In proper manner
vita : proper officer. and were supportec
b. valid land cntfcatsF, w7'ct
With the spplioa Ions for the LAM, were
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The q. \. Il. tsosntou.

M1SSEAroLI,, Miss July % The grand
parade Of the Grand Army was delayed in
forming, b1s " ia now in motion. It was
received with tremendous cheers by the
10000 people wto throug every street Oh
the line Of march. The wsarher ia fair but
sultry with threatening clouds gathering.
The whole Grand Army is in line, and it ia
the larges. demonstration since the wss.
Alter the parade the bYsiness mestings for
nrganis stion will Ee held. The candidates
for Grand Commander are C,rnshap, Of
Illinois. Warner, Of Missouri; Koun.z OF
Ohio; Burst, OF Illinois, and Anderson, Of
ksnsss. General Sherman is being urged,
but ia dieinclined to accept the honor. He
could be nominated by acclamalion il he
desired u.
The parade at 10 o'clock began passing
the City Hall, where children on q can.
opied platform we're waving banners and
singing old war songs, which the vateraus
took up as they passed with uncovered
heads. Tho music OF the banda, the wav-
ing ol banners and the shouts Of thousands
from the streets, vindoxs and houss,ops,
constituted an imposing scene. As the
tatterad battle Il .ga were recognized by old
vetersps wild cries OF delight went up. The
enthuaissm waB never fq1alled here, snd
it ia the greatest Of all demonstrations ever
witnessed in the Norihweat,
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Nl."A ~ ItflkE,

Mayor Harrieon, Of Chicago, yesterday
gave out his letter fcrmally accepting the
D mocratic nomination Tor Governor Of
Illinois.
Two houses OF i'll fame kept by David
West and Daisy Willisms respectively, at
Sabina, OHIO, were blowa np BY the cit
z.rs Yesterday morning by the use Of giant
powder. The inmates were allowed 10 de.
past. No ora was hurt.
Miss Rose J. Woods, was attacked on the
Knobs n.sr Palksville. KY, by two neg.
soea JOS Caldwell and M.laid CLARK, and
cannot be found. A man named Peter
Burger saw the men drag the girl into the
bushes. Great excitement prevails snd
lynching is iesred il the negroes have been
arrested. =
"A severe hail and wind storm delueed
Wisconsin and did much damage to the
crops and rr,perty LIS: night. At J.Tsr.
son, Wisconsin, several large buildings
were unrooied and ttocks damaged
Churches were also unroofed. A German
named Foundre, at Port Washington, va.
crushed 10 dsath. '.' NJ
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LIE following letter has been printed but
once before in the lNrELLioEScsR It will
probably ba printed several timea before
the merry war" is over:
Yours & the s h instant received The
Independents OF New York hold the
balance OF power, and 70 man more OBJ
noSous to them than Mr.. Blaine could be-
nominated for the Prs dency; and the
principal reason for this il the strong fol.
loving he has in Pennsylvania. !. The In.
dependents are anii.p1oiecsiop, and Who
ever We do elect must favor revenue re-
form. Neither Blaine, Arthur nor Logan
can carry New York.
Yours rrerectfully, 3
GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS,
1oJ. A. kii:mil e.. Esq ,GttIysturg, Pa.
The letter was writ,sn in May, and the
neS!'m9nth B,sine and Logan were nom
mated I'll: spite Of my Lord Cardinal"
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THE IRIhn LEAGUE
Tho National cunv~hiion-Thc Repr
stntntjVSs Of Pnrnell,

Tho National cGnSrhiion-The Reprt.
sentattVss Of Parneii.
CHtcAdo, July 23.-The following official
notice will be Issued tomorrow: The
Second National Convention Of the Irish
National League Of America will assemble
at II o'clock a. NJ, Wednesday, August 10,
1854, in Fanusil Hail B's,on, Mass.
Every branch bavlng over fifty members
In good standing on the National Treas.
urers' books Is entitled to be Represented
by one delegate. Every branch having
more than two hundred members IN
good financial standing Is entitled
to be represented by two delegatee.
No branch can have more than two repre-
sentstives. Any society desirirg to
sthlia'e with the Lesgue In time to be en-.
tiled to representation can forward the
requisite one'qnsrter duea to the Treasurer,
R-v. Charles O'Rsilly, D. D., Of Detroit
M'ch., and any body OF men la sympathy
with the struggle Of the Irish people for
sell government can orgsu'z, as a branch
OF the Lsagus by remi..ing the one quarter
dues, becoming thereby entitled to send a |
representative 10 B>ston. Dues are one
dollar per year per capita.
We have tho CREST pleasure OF an.
nounciug, nm authority Of Charles S. Par.
nell, tba. Hon. Thes. D+x,on, NJ. P, by !
friends aud foes acknowledged to be the
most brilliant orator in lhs British Par.
lament, and Hon. John E. Redmond, N.
T., with whoaa earneatncss and eloquence
our countrymen are already acquainted,
will attend the convention on behalf OF the
people Of Ireland. They will address the
representatives ol their race In the United
States on the outlook for liberty in their
native land, and will convey
to them important information on
the plane, hopes and expectations
Of the National organization. AN mes
who Sustain the methods and objects OF
the Irish people under their chosen lraler,
Charles S swsrt Parnell, are cordially in.
vited to become members OF the League in
order by the numbers and personnel Of the
delegates at the convention to dem
their devotion OF tho Irish people in
America to their mother land in her patient
and heroic struggle for political and civil
liberty. [Sieuet
ALExAsDER SULLIVAN,
President
Rev. CnAs. O'RElLLY, ID,
Treasurer.
ROGER WALSH. Secretary.
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ROGER WALSH, Secretary


Dry Gnods Failure for n Million. E
sr LOUIS. July % 3-The dry goods house
Of J. II. Wear, B,uger & Co failed to day.
Their liabilities are placed ST 900 600
and aesets a. 100000. The firm assigned
to Latha- Co.'s,
The esnsc oi the assignment WAS the re-
iusai Of New Yo!k banks to make custo.
mary advances. The firm stste that if
time is given 10 realize on the actual pror.
erty in hand they will not Only pay in full
but have haudsome surplus. About IS
perca1t Of the inde bsedness is in New
York, Boston and Providence. The only
large creditor hrre is the St. Louis N atiopal
Bank for S25,0O0. The msnbers of the
f IN are: Jas. Il. Wear, jesse Roocher,
John +; Boogher, Jos. h. Halliday, Muir.
ray Carleton,
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THE sfG0Nn OisTgICr.
ObserSntiObs On ~. b. Wilson'S Candi
dntnre and Other Il. mectionr.
Correspondence Of he hli,uictNcry .

ObserSnti0bs On ~. b. Wilson'S Candi
dh'"rc and Other IL. mectiohs.
c1rr.spondt1tct Of ne f,hlgtaer. a tH
| 6hAFroS, Jaly 23--is a locker on a.
tho Democratic Congressional convention
held here Yesterday, have an Observable II
or two 10 make.
In the tlnt place, Hon. W. l.. Wilton
was not legally elected reprc,e n.stiye IN
tho present Congress, his nominal msicri,v
OF ten (lO) being ob'Airsd by the casting
oi Toe twenty four (2tj fraudulent ballois
N hls native place, Ctarlest, VIC. 1t u iii bo
iememoered that on the evening briore
tht last Congr. ssional election, some Dem.
ocrats in Chails6towu obtained. fur,en,i.
tlonsly, a Republican ticket with Hon.
John W. Msson's name thereon. VA +
ahou'd be. That night quite uumer OF tick.
e's similar to the one secured we're nrintod
With the exception that Wilson,, namo
was substituted r that OF Mason: AMI m
the next day 1t least twenty.tour tal) Of
.hess Illegal ballots we're dep. SIZED Nv No
many nbsuspec.inv colored yo,ers,
In Ar. Wilson's speech accpntinp the
nomination. while r'f-rriug TO what he
termed bis honest viaws aud conylc,ions
on various questions, l could not help
thiok'ng Of the manner Ia waica sil- seat
he nov occupies in Coogreas had been
Tor him,
Just IN 'front.' OF him sat Nj Mts1p, calm
ana dlsnihed, his lace the impersens,ion
Of honesty, and did not envy Mr., vii.
son because OF his seeming triumph.
NOT very lar from Mr. Mason was AL
other individual, who, not long since, was
known rs "0u' Senior SENATOR" ftut who
y !, now PLAN Henry G. He givss en-.
ably one thousand men within the houuds
u West Virginia. l! tho visw. Of the trsa
raiders, with whom Mr.. Wilson has ali.
lated, prsdouiuA!e, all the csa', ir,u and
lumber inters's OF es Senator Davis will
M .a ruined: Now what l wonder ab nut is,
That WIS Mr. D wis thinking OF while AIR.
wilson was d, ,nding hin cnurss in eup.
'orsing the Morrison Bilt2".s Echo an.
wers, "Wba.2" TAn,yr.
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lrsome u the 50 called Independents
(Ffee Traders) had TIE sense Of honor that
Nr. Roosevelt, Of New York, has, they
would endorse his svowal which is given
below:
VI intend to vote the Republican Presi-
dental ticket. A man can not act both
wl'h7u: and within the party; he can do
either, but be can not possibly do both.
Each course has its advantages and each
haa lIs disadvantages, and one can not take
ina advantages or the disadvantages sepa.
fssefy. went ID with my eyes open to do
what could within the party. I did my
pest an! got beaten, and propose 10 stand
by the result"
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The parker.burg nelevn io..

At noon train OF six cara arrived from
Parkershurg over the Ohio River road, bring.
ing in few struggling delegates, the Young
Mems Cleveland and Hendricks Club q,
pA,ksrsbu:s and crowd Of spectators. The
club looked very. nohby In, ;hair Whit,
plugs. They alao wore pretty BADGES ir.
:crioed wv s. Sands for Attorney Gensraln
10 the parade last evening tn. " DRILLED 3D.
mirably. On the aide OF The train was
huge sttsnner on which was printed CI.ye.
land and Hendricks. Among .ha important
personases on has'd was 4. Il. White, Ed
editor Of the SLATE Journal. 1Eo CANA 10 I'D
went back in .ne AFTERNOON. He ,st want.
ed to lsok In on tbs bear gt,dsu "a 4 wsy Of
celebrating the fact that biz excellent JOUR
nal va. one yenr old yesterday. al. Z,,n.
z ger, Legal Tender AL" Vas also on uand
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GLOUCESTER, Mass, July GA work.
man carrying a bucket OF dynamite pack.
sges discovered a spark among the car
tsidgea and Immediately hurled the bucke.
away. struck tree and terrific e1-
plcsioa OF the cartridges followed, badly
shaking housea along Washington and
other stree:s, and breaking many window
glass. No lives lost.
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4 WATERLOO rnEDICrED.
Tho bay open. Iususptciounly for tho
,m Baker Crowd,

Tho bay open. Iususptciounly for the
,o. Baker Crowd,
There was something in the air yestes.
day which made experienced observers
prsdlet & Waterloo for the Register section
Of the souyeatsaa. Tbs a;at. black eye the
Baker. Faulkner element Yeeeiyed yesiss,
day was in the morning before the conyen.
ton assembled, in the caucus OF the de|s.
gates from the First Senatorial district.
Phil, L. kimberly, the "Gteat Com.
poner," Was chosen 50 chairman with but
little opposition. He ia . Wllsoa msr,
Tie greet nsht, however, WAS over the
member for sbe stste Executive Commit.
tee.
W. A. Wilson, OF this county, nominated
Auditor Joseph S. Miller; Frank MrNall
uominEtsd John N. Birch. Col. O'Brien
was S!so uoninGted but his name was
Withdrawn before any ballot WAS had.
John Birch was not present, being ahrent
on the fair grounds busily engaged in ar.
ranging for the convention, and IN his ao-
sence he did not receive exactly the treat
meut be was entitled to. The anti Baker.
ties charged him with being Baker tool
and otheya said na would not serve II
elected. This last statement was true. Mr..
Birch did not want the position, aud
stated to his friends the night before that
he would not serve II elec;ed. On vote
being taken, Mr.. Miller received IS votes
and Mr. BirchS votes.
-The Rgist,r adheren:s were filled with
rage over the TACT tha. Mr.. Miller was
chosen. They gnashea their teeth and
tore their hair SO they denounced what
they termed an :raga. "Ths ide2," said
one, "ot going 10 Csbsll county to get a
man to represent us-it's regular farce"
4< PIECE or yoLLY. ..
Il waa nothing short Of folly for the op-
ponents OF the adminiIsrstion to permit
the proposition Of Mr.. Motfstts name 40
Permanent Chairman. This wss an open
challenge to the trisnda OF the adminiat,a.
ton, and can only be viewed as an a.temp.
to accomplish indirectly Whist the leaders
Of that faction lsd agreed solemnly not to
do directly. They cour!ed defeat and it
came. ~
It is evident from the make up OF the
new s ate Executive Committee that Mr..
Leonard will not succeed himself as ita
chairman. He Ia too closely identified
with the defeated section OF the party, Il
is the general expression that Auditor
Miller will be the new Chairman. ..5a
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, July os-E. E. Bar.
nard, the discoveres OF Comet B, furnishes
the following position ct the come: on July
D: Right ASCENSION, Is hours 81 minutes
46 seconds south declension, 81 degrees
II minutes "A seconds. Daily motion in
right aacensi,n, one minute and fo.,y.six
seconds. D,iiy motion in declinatiop,
twenty seconds OF the arc ian exceedingly
small notion. Il in larger and now has a
small nucleus.
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TIE Register bu1ntd great deal Of red
fo lsst night .ss The Democratic process
sion parsed, and it is question whether
!. wps not the spotheosis Of the rich red
gore the Governor drew from it yesterday.
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G.AsD excursion to p,,,.buIpb ,Jp,v os

The Pittsburgh, Cincinnati t. 81. Limit,
Railway will run & ,psclsl .1cu sicu n rnin
10 Pitlssu1gh Saturday, Joly 90 r. Trnin
will leave Wheeling d, 0 O'CLOCK n tci,u
tims) a special train will also cuuu, ct At
Whee!ing Junction With train, leavilr pl,i.-
eursh sunday ct ut 1880 N. Round
Trip 81 90: Tirk.ss good Returning until
Monday, Jn'y IS b. .I-i'1'
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XXXu...NUMBER 2s7

collected s. 900 Of Hsmmera.cin's money
ana lost It In speculation, and on account
Q! ibis dishonor he would die by bis own
hand. Solomon Disappeared on the OH
instant and cannot be found. Two Of his
ibroth.rs committed suicide and third Ia
IN a lunatic asylum. The missing man
was last seen walking Oh the beach at Long
Branch and he may have drowned iiitnseif
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-24

DENVER, July 23-A work train, with
forty bridge hands, waa passing through
Black Canon, west Of Gunnison, this morn.
ing, when spark from the engine ignited
a box containing giant powder. A terrific
explosion followed, killing John Lyncb,
John Morris, J. W. Ollen and wounding
aeveraf Others.