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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-04-13
VINCENT CALlMBERTi,

VINCENT CAuMBERTi,
CosrEcr'oSERs' TOBACCO
CIGARS.
And all kinds OF Tropical and
Domestic Fruits in Season.
At the New Fruit Store near the Carson
Exchange Hotel mar2
CagWin T. NoteWare.
OUR SHELVES, EMrrIED
Wy the Holiday trade, have been re-
plenished with New and Staple Goods
for School, Office and House use, con-
sisting Of
Plain and Fancy Stationery.
School Books. Gold Pens.
Macran.e Irvine. Cutlery.
Sewing Machine Supplies.
Diaries for 1854.
Artists Materials.
Dado Curtains,
Decorative Goods.
Mouldings. CCrnices and
Picture Frames,
Toys and Notions OF all kinds.
Subscriptions solicited for all the
leading publications. East and West, sup
piled by mail or carrier.
CAGWIN 4 NOTEVNARE.
Carson City, Nevada.
TWO STORES...Noxt Deer to
and Opposite the P0sto0ee.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-04-13

GEORGE 7. DAVIS,
Cor. 9th and Carson ssts..
H.s JUST RECEIVES
Fresh from the Fast.
New Sugar Cured Hams l. Bacon,
PICKLE YORK..
CoDEisM AND MAckEeEt..
DAT GROATs.
Cream Cheese. Maple SyEur.
TIMOTHY and CLOVER SEED,
Alfalfa md Gnrdea Seeds,
And has full stock OF
TEAS. COEFEE~.
SUGAR. FLOUR.
nUCKwHEAT.
HOMJNY. CORN MEAL.
CHOICEST
Wines and Liquors,
Groceries and Provisions,
sole Agent fcr Giant and sslnss
Powder.
All at lowest prices and delivered t.
Oustomeru. Call and try svmple or3ci
mara
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-04-13

The vote for Presidential choice
stood: Blaine 81, Grant %, Ar
thur s, Lincoln, Logan and Wash
burne each 8. Edmunds and Ben
Butler each one.
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j. GUION, M. p

GVRGEON AND PEI YSRClAN
Onice-In rear OF City Drug Store.
nOl4
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-04-13
DrayinS.

All kinds of light and heavy dray
ing done on easy terms and a
shortest notice. JOE CARPENTER
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-04-13

All at lowest prices and delivered T.
customers. Call and try SIMPLE or1ct
mara
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-04-13

At the New Fruit Store near the Carson
Exchange Hotel. mafZ
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-05
Tho Resolutions Not Ready,

CHICAGO, June The subcommittee on
resolutions. having completed their work
r.poriod 10 the iull committee at o'clock
,his AFTERNOON T1e res lulious as 40.
ported we're read, in order lor debate and
approval. The session lasted four hours
aud 40 1urned without completing the plat.
tntm. The principal point oi discussion was
understood TO be The tariff pispks, and IL
wss finally recon- mitted to the sub com. q.
mittee wiin Instructions to report to the
fnll committee at halt past 0 O'Clock to-
morrow morning. II is said the q ference
of opipion is rot serious aud will be readily
settled ut q meeting TO be held later thus
evening. The resolution will contain a
suo,g endorsement OF President Arthur's
administration, declare fr civil ser
vice r.iorn, favor an efficient nayy and
vigorous tariff plank.
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A ,nnt. forthc wabash.

Sr Louis. June 1t is stated here hat
reformation has been received from New
Io'k to the effect hat application
viii soon be made tJr the mp
nnintment OF receiver for the Texas
x Pacific railway. II is also stated trst
the Central Trust company has been buy
ing coupons on the mortgage bonds instead
OF paying them, and will claim the right 20
name a receiver,
u. B. Howard, auditor for the receivers
of the Wabash, issned circular
which states that the orders Of ihe
court do not authorizs receivers 10
pay any salaries or wages earned
prior 10 December LIST, 1853 Agents
must therefore decline to redeem any time
checks or discharge checks covering SER
vices or labor performed before that date.
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Covington Races.

CovrSoroE, June The Ls,on!s JoeEey
clnb races; sitter dance large.
FIRST Eace-One and oDe.eighth mlles /,
won by Bonnie Australian; Feliowpsy,
second; Admiral, third. rime--l:50 -.
Sfcoud Rr,-Miio nnd thr,e ehtbs-
gon by John Henry; Cardinal M"Cnskev,
secono; Barnum, third. Tine--2.25 l-2.
Ripple Siakef--For 3.year-old ioAls Of
1851: brought To tha post-Jim Carlisle.
aud Strickiend. Buchauao won easily.
temple IT. second; Jim Carlisle, ibid.
rine-2l3l l.2
Mile snd Three eieh'hs-Won by Mouo-
cra': Tang or, second; Ida b., lhird. Time
-25
SIX Furopgs-Jccos won: Springer, SEC
ond: Belieia. third. Time-,:l7 l2.
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The Columbus Ounrto. Centenary.

Sr. LoUI., June i.-rhe convention of
the exposition and iair managers tc-iay
adopted resolution appointing a commit
tee to report plen ot oresUiz8tion and
management OF the worlds fair 10 be held
I'm lS95 o commemorate the sO0th ann.v.f-
sary Oft discovery OF a neIica bv Colum-
bus. 81 Louis is Recommended az he
place 10 bold re fair The committee 10
whom the subject was referred reuored IN
favor OF abplisning the tystfm Of giving
free pa ses 10 exhi oitors, The seltc ion Of
the place for holding tue next convention
was left to tho executive board.
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CHICAGO, June 4.-Cbicago, 3; Buf.lo, 4.
DsrRoIT, June 4.-Clevelahd, -; De-
troit, 7.
WAsHISGT,S, June 4.-Columbas, s;
Washington, 3
BALTIMORE, June 4-Bsltimore, s; To-
ledo, 0.
PITTsBuRG, June 4.-Allegheny, II, n.
dianapulis, q.
PR7vIpSScE, June 4-Pfo7ldencF, 4; Phil
adelphis 0.
NEW YORK, June i-Me.ropolitans 10;
Cincinnati, 2.
BosTos, June Boston, o. New YorF, |.
LOUISVILLE, une 4.-Bro oklyn, 3, Lous.
viiIp O.
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VIII Swing The Green-Eyed Monster.

Sr. LouIr, Jupe Sadie Hayes, the ne
press who shot and killed Police Sergeant
I. NJ. Jenks on the sth oi last O;tober, and
who was convic'e ed OF murder, was cent.
enced to-day to be hanged on July lsib,
1884.
John Stanton, ttesm GOAT engineer
threw nearly u gob,et full OF sulphulic acid
at his vile "a she Law in bed early this
morning, IL hicting injuries which will gill
her. Her eyes were eaten out aud sta is
terribly burned In the face, neck and SEOUL
ders. Ola previous oCc,slon Stanton shot
ber twice and then stte apted TO Kill him
self Jealousy is the canse.
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.Irrnnir Pnrk L,nrrs.

Nav YoEN, jane The Jerome park
races:
Three.Qnarters Of a mile; for Swear o,di:
Won by Ora'or, Giid-qway second; Int:Uo
Colt, third. Timt-l:lO.
Free Handicap-SS weep stalker, all ages,
mil': Won by toe California horse, Jim
Rsnwck jim let the other horses do The
running 10 the three.Gusrter pos', when
he began TO move up. As they
entered the siralg.t, Feaks used
he wi 10 on /, ca. Donohue, who md
k-nwaok under h strong pull, gave the
hor.e his head and he drew away. easily
winning by iwD lepGtbs: R.ca, second !,
Euclid, third. Time-l:T.
Handicap seeps'skes-Mile aud fur
long and hei: Walil)wer won from he
start; Jennings Uas the only other starter.
Time-2:09.
The race for 3year.olds and upwsrds
mile and half iurlonr. Cncckmate won
r-s'lr: Nitol, second; Lytor, third. Time
-1.56l4
Hand cap Hurdle r Rice-Mile and three
fufiones, over SIX burdlr,: Beaver Wreck
won ensGy; lormtl was the only compeli'
tor Time-2bi.
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Ton. of IN, stock Market

New YORK June i.-Govsrnmeuts lower,
Railways weak.
state sec urities steady.
To.days trading left the market irreeu-
larly changed ss compared wiih last night,
though the mtjori'y OF stocks are loser.
The princioai net decline was In CsnAca
Southern, 7-s; Louisville, 3s; Norfolk n
Western preferred, l 3 4; Chattanooga, / l 2;
Northwestern, /; Northern Pacific, l-s;
Pullman, / 4; other declines being irao-
tional. The advance did not exceed per
cent. Transactions, 33, 600 shares.
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Aftermath.

CHICAGO, June 4.-Aiter the adjourn
ment of tae convention, and while the hall
vas still Gro wded, there were loud cries for
Ingersoll and Oslesby. The calls were
not respond to them, but ex.Goyernor
r Ricbard J. Oflesby did, and
made long sod amusing speeches, alludipg
in complimentary terms to the various
candidate. for the presidential nomination.
Arthur, Edmuuds. Blaine and the too
shermsns, Logan, ex Governor Fsirchild.
o' Wisconsin,. General Y 8. Grant, Hsrri.
Il turn complmen'ed BY the
speaker and we're spplauded BY the
audience. In copclusitn he announces
that the republics party was going to vii
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wnose splendid abilities aud personal quail
ties has rndenred hun 10 the hearts oi hi
friends, aud whose b'illlsnoY OF gel In,
| challenged ihe admiration II mankind,
storm ~ applause broke oui, and on ih,
STAGE door and IN galerlos, men stood ur
aud waving hsis AID hrndkeicnief', oheered
agsIn aud again. The women also took
o n IN the demonstration, and
Waved rafIR FANS AND HAHnKEBcPfEF3.
After the first storm NJ applause had
worn iiteli out |, WAS again renened, snd
oncs a.ain. The Enthusiasm Wa. ~ mark.
I'd aud Intense as tha' which characterized
the convention Of lss0 I The tins of Gar
li,lG'i nomination. II was i've minutes be.
'nrs me chairman was able 10 resume and
flash his speech.
pt.obin-, oi Arizo a presant' d n resolu.
tion 10 the irtol that appointments Of ter
r'cfial officers by tNe president OF the
United States should be from actu,l rest
cents Of such territories. Referred TO the
committee ou Iesolu ions.
A delegate from California presented a
resolution To the eiiec, that the commits.
sioner on agriculture be made cabinet
officer R3iered TO the committee on reto
lutiong.
\ woman sun.,gc r,solu ion was pre-.
'entef ant referred 10 tho committee on |
resolutions
Adjourned Mt 1890 p. m. to o'clock.
After considerable debate and the Cntr |
ing Of two amendments, the resolution wac
then defeated.
The chair the stst d that Senator DJlph,
Of Oregon, had received dispatch statlnR
that there is not LONGER any doubt nut
that n, the I'll ction IN that state on Mon
day isst the republicans had secured
- m,j )fiiy ofthe legislature OF tina, state
whicn will secure tho gain Of United
States eenator Tremendous Applansel.
They havp h,so elected u rtpublican
representative in congress an1 Oregon is
safe tor the nom nee OF this convention for
prctidsut
The convention then adjourned TIL to.
morrow morning at 10 o'clock.
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Mr.. Blaine ssto Hum"

AuersrA, Me-, June 3.-James @. Blaine
rsscned home this morning. HIS fri.nds
here t-legrapbed him early n the day.
orcr 4. cliued. On his arrival st the station
n. he'd 10 pass through the crowd 70 the
csrri.l and drove promptly TO his h~ras.
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Tho Rock Island.

CH'cvGr, June i.--rhe stockholders OF
the Ch,cago, Rock Island Il Pacific Rail.
nd con puny held au annual meeting mere
to-day Tor election OF directors. This cleo
lion res attracted much attention, because
of the contest between President Cable and
Wiliem IL. Vanderbilt. The Issue was
Porter us member Of the board OF directors
The whole number OF votes cast
was 307, 1913 shares; Porter received
3Ji .7sG: john Newell (Vande bilts candi.
dat,). GO 337. Francis AZ. Tow and James
r., C5ying we're reelected and Marshall
Field Ell. c.ea in the place of Jay Could by
an unauimous vote. Gould was lett off not
because OF any difference with mansge.
mrn Mt, but for the reason that he could give
little or no attention to the affairs Of the
company. whiie Fields residence in Cuica.
60 makes him accessible Tor consultation.
r n. Cable WAS rs.' !. O 90 pre- ,d,pt.
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Yesterday. ProceedInr.,

Cprcseo, June lit was something sftsr
IL o'clcck when the convention wrs called
to order. PRAYER vas offered by Rev. Dr..
John II Bs-nes. ot tie First Preso' terian
cnufc,, n the course ~ Witch he sasts -
- --r- oral erd .N..i rr-lFar 9atr-
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The Resolutions Committee.

CHIc, GO, June 4 The eub-com mit,ee on
rsjlu,ions having completed their work,
reported TO the fnll committee at 3 O'Clock
this afternoon. The re olutions as reported
we're read In order tor debate and approved
The res, ion lasted tour hours and ad.
journed without completing the platform.
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INrniri, scs.inn.

CHICAGO, Jane 4.-Chairman Henderson
calIe1 the convention TO order at 1;3j and
made the following announcement
Gentlsmep, taers is q commune alton in
the hands oi the secretary from the com
mittee on credentials which will be read to
the convention.
The secretary read Communication ut
follow:
To the Chairman OF the Republican National
Convention:
The committee on credentials have the
honor to notify the convention that as i'm
poriant business 10 occupying tbs time OF
o immittee the comwittee will MT be able
t) re, OFT 10 the convention this evening
Mr. Curtis, of New York hold in my
hand q petition Ut the American Peace
Uuiou, which ask to nave referred 10 the
committee ou resolutions"
fhe Chuir-- = IL will be 80 referred
Mr.. Mat.hews, OF Ilhpois--"I desire C.
Introduce "A r so!ui'nl which ! ask to read
% the convention"
The secretary read The resglulon ~ FOL.
low:
Resolved, That the committee on
distriou ion VI tickets be here
by iustruc en 10 furnish 800
tickets Of admission during The session o
this convention to be given to veteran
soldiers who desire 20 witness The proceed.
ines
Mr.. Mathews Il ask unanimous consent
OF the COL ven,ion 10 adopt and pass thai,
r. solution. II may Ld observed that there
are soldiers here who have come from over
100 m'lFs u witness the proceedings OF ,his
convention and TO enable them to do 70
this resolution Is introduced, and ! hopr
this coBventlon will adopt II unanimousy -
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CHIcl co, June ! 4-General Powell Clay.
ton, in au Interview o-day, said the nsser
tion had been made In certain newspap rs
that | bad pledged =, 7oslf and the Arkau.
sss delegation to Arrhnr. and am now un.
ia'ry leaving him." The fact is, have
never spoken or written a word to him on
the subject OF his candidacy. felt friendly
to him, and do yet, aud If he had developed
sufficient strength In his own state and in
other nor,htrn states that give
republican majorities, would
bave supported him and | think the Az.
kausas dslegt tion would have joined me IN
this conclusion, although three OF these
delegates have, from the FIRST, been adverse
Ia him. OR state convention was he sec.
ond no held, L1uisisna holding the first.
At that time no northern state nad voicsd
iis wishes; hence, We had no light on the sub.
isct OF northern preference and for that
reason the Arkansas cpnY nt'o on gave no
indicstion as to how IT'S delegates
shou d vote, IT beirg generally understood
that our. unpled sed delegation shonld b.
governed bv the republican conventions IN
states that give electoral votts. When
sscertainen that Arthur had carried only
about twelve republican congressional
delegations in the Union and had failed to
carry his own state, | reluctantly came to
the conclusion that his candidacy wa
hopeless,
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DarL-Iiorsc Talk.

CHICAGO, June 4.-rhs general impress
sion mi, morning Is that tue Glance ot
nomination n Of a mau not heretofore peomi-
pently mentioned have been incressed.
The MANS mos. frequently MENTIONED srs
hs twC, Sherman and Gresham. ShCf-
mau's rep,v to ex Senator H-udere n, ID
understood 20 baA pre'empiory refusal 10
use his name. 10 care OF Il brcsk ia iha
B.a'cs column II Is understood Nebraska
- 4 20 Ia SENATOR Sherman. Tho ehsier1
d.lass,ea ire q, t3rmined 70 sdhete 10 Ed
niunds, spd Us they are divided IN opinion
u Is likely theis votes will DO divided be.
tw.eu Sherman Gresham and Hawlay 'or
sot.e tima. These msnerefs ielnTd the
dead point of danger for them is dri!
srOm Maine 90 Ar.aur. this G. n be pre-
vented they h0pe for n favorable result
Tho Tribune thi. morning brins all ove'
With bright articles tor Blaine, and c'sims
tnst there is no csnso for discourage nent
on account OF the Powell Clayton inc dent,
which 10 not regarded ns defeat. Ii csm.
pliments Lynch and tbs sonthsro colore6
dslegstes and sttscks boldly, Gsorse viii
iam Curtis, Roosevelt, Lodge aad Others
whom II STYLES "politicsi dudes" IL save
the resolution introduced by Mr.. Psirce T.
decrease REPRESENTATION tom the touth here
eftsr /. an ungracous return for the help
received yesterday from the sJuth.
Gencral sherman snys ''Nos lhanke.
CHICAGO, Jurs AT . late hour last
night after oonsidsrabls ssrns OF talk amond
the Blaine dsisgstes from Missouri ans
Michigan upon Sns sdvissbility OF bringing
out General Shsrman ~ q candidate ~ the
only solution Of the prsstnt situation in the
convention, IL vas urged that General Sore
man would not permit the use Of his name
nor accept the nomination under any cir
cumstspcss. 10 obsdisncs IN The wishes oi
. msiority Of the delegates. John q. Hsp-
dsyvou sent an earnest TELEGRAM to General
Sherman urging him TO accept atd request.
ing him 10 ssni the IN AZ sus yer his m n.n.
ing. Mr.. Horace White. ri New York,
.tstsd this morninr hi opinion,
Blaine vas slrssdy D-a ea sou conlj never
pet - many v5ie, In the conveatioL as
Possll Clayton did.
cHfcAeo, June 4 The foll,sing is the
text oi general sbermsn's reply 10 sx-Sen-
s.nr Hapdsrson's d'spstcn
st. Louis, No. Jane s.-lior. J. B. Heuders on
4 answered by mail lot Dight. III
that letter 10 not receiv-s, please de.
cline any nomination for me Ia lsngu ,ge
srong but Courteous.
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The Worlds Fair.
ONO Democsats.

C.ScIsSArf o., June & The Commercial
Gazstte fes.enls, Ohio. sayt: rhedemocists
OF the seventh ui.t4. ct nominated Ed +.
Seney for re-s,ss.loa to congress, declared
In favor ofthe presidential ticket OF ISIS and
elected 8. ID. Houpt and Dr. James II.
Merton delegates to the Chicago conven-
tiOn.
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Contests.

CHrcAoo, June 4.-rhe committee on
creds ntials settled the contest on the first
AIabama district by deciding to seat the
two delegates now on the roll, James K
Vauehtes and Frank Threat. The vote on
the proposition to seat the above named
dele egstes was % W Is.
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Marine

Marine.
GALvEsror,, June 4 = Arriv-'
ship Hutchiusor, New 0rlesD'
City Of Norfolk. Indisnols
Mary, Clinton. Ss lad
ussas, New York; s,es
Clinton; stesmthipe
steamship City oi
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Dress GOODS !

At tihe of their actual value. Encouraged by the COM
pete great sale Hosiery have
to place the entire line for this week till we
sell them all out.
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Analysis of the Vote for Temporary Chair
man.
CHIcA 90, June 4-FolowiDg is the snsly-
lie tine vn'e tor temporary cnsirmat:
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the ration had undergone, as Indicated by
the prsseIca OF him, who nov 80 worthily
presided oy,r he convention, aud he asked
a hlassing on the race and ths com mon
wealth and tho cause wbiGh
that gentleman Represented. He prayed
tnnt when the convention had DIS
solved IL would have presented 90 the
suirsgts Of the nation, for the highest
office In the people's vi :, = candidate who,
IN personal character. In devotion TO duty,
aga and experience aud wisdom, should
" lrthily succeed 10 the chair OF Wash
ington and thus help the nation TO become
MT only moro prosn6rcus and Just gpd
peucefnl, bu, also to he 90 inspiration and
y blessing to the struggling people OF man
ktnu.
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THB PEOPLES OPPORTUNITY
Are the Bargains Of
GOLDSMITH BROS.
ia Elm Street.

Among the lots ofgoods which we have been
enough during the week. panic
prices preva in New York. is large and complete line OF
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AHu wv fsUWVfE Tf'VNs W 'Ho WV w
BRYAN ~ BRADSH A w,
hin vim street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-23

All trims dally except Sunday.
IullEun's Palace Dmwiug Room and Sleeping
Cans through without change from sseuhenEille
lumbu a, Cincinnati. Louisville, Chicago, Indian
ap0lis md 81. Lorik.
For ID -oueh ttekets, bsesaGe checks, s,eepipscG
III. rs, and xny further Information ap-
pIy 10 JSO, &. I,nMLISsON, Ticket Agent, nj Fan.
handle Station, fo.' Of Eleventh street, Or rt City
TfeIc, Oficc, under n 'Lnre House. Wheeling.
'.tMS MCCREA,
Manage. Columbus, Ohio,
Z. K. PL.RD,
Gem PISS, and Ticket Agent. Pittsburgh "a
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S~crnniblers for Ollce,

The Washington correspondent of the
Charleston, W. Va, Timcsgiyesthe following
particulars egardingthe scnmblefor office
going on in this State: "John McGraw,
OF Grafton, is here fixing up fences to en-
close the U. S. District Attorneyship,
while Leonard, Of Parkcrsburg, and l also
learn, Watts and Chiffon, Of Kanawha,
will make an effort to get that desirable
prize. For Marshal, report gives it to Mr..
d. G. Gallaher. Anderson, the insurance
man, OF Wheeling, wants Duyal's place rs
collector. The place Theophilus
Gaines, Of l'ayette county, has here, is
sought after by J.J. Hassler. This is only
the first contingent, and unless our Sena-
tors and Representatives give early indi-
cations OF n preference by the time the
fourth Of March comes they can be count
cd by the score. The great scramble for
the few offices will putthe two Senators in
IN embarrassing position. One Of the
offices is now sought by two individuals
who worked hard 10 secure the election OF
o Senator. In n case OF that kind We be.
lieve tho bringing in Of a clark horse
would be justillaGle, He cannot use his
influence for both, and he would not want
10 slight either"
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Home Proof:

,MH rnnS' tnrr;hir tnI o,h1ns nv ~ 9EShsm.M
onnIJ ~, ~ AMI ~ NJ T u H. Sr,I,G .r,si M. i"
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Stop Tint Cough

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Balsam-The only sure cure for Coughs,
Colds, Hoarseness and Sore Throat, and
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Lung Balsam, and no family will ever be
without it after once using it, and discov.
ering its marvellous power. 1t is put up
in large family bottles and sold for the
small price OF Is cents per bottle. Frazier
Medicine Co., Props, Cleveland, Ohio.
Saratoga High Rock Spring Water for sale
by druggists. Wholesale agents: Logan (
Co, Wheeling, W. Va, and ]. G. Dent 4
Co., Bridgeport, Ohio. DAw