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proud oil tho ornament % ptacocks, Well,
its funny thing, but I notice that lot
Of gitls are beginning 10 wear those Pest.
dental favots, and shouldn'tbe surprised
ifit didn't become the fashion Tor ladies' to
do this jes' as Il IA for Irish girls 10 sport Q
bit oil green on s.. Patiick'B Day" &
THY ALL Eat.
All the restaurants within hall mils Of
the Exposition Ballding did . biz trade
from an early hour yesterdiy TIL . Iats
hour. A we'll known caterer on West Madl.
uon street Bald he would estimate that tho
restaurants had spread among them mors
than GO000 meals more Than for ordinary
trade. With 0 emile, TOO, he said II WA 4
terribly destructive day ior strawberry
short.cake and icecresin. A glance into
any large cafe or restaurant showed that
the walters were being severely tested. and,
% one colored man remarked 10 he hurried
through Tho Palmer Houte cafe balancirg
u uayiul Of plates and glasses on three
ingeis, "1t'a mu,sy lob Us poh people
that de L1'd dom send down Conventions
twice week." OF coupo the saloons did
an enormous bnsintB,, and the number OIL
people who elrtamed through the doors o.
the lager'shops opposite the Expedition
Building would have inside King GAmbrl
nuH kick In bis grave II he could have seer
them. A good many Thousands yes,erda,
showed practically that they did not DO
lieve In National politics being made DR.,
business either literally or hgufatively.
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'WOnAAtS Sixth SENBE.
The Subtle Something That nriu,n
| AbDut Pte,eutiment. -T.y

The aubtIe Something That priu.n
-. VII About Prc,eniiment, TN
Here is q singular instsnos, says the Boz.
ton c0u,i", Of the working Of that Sable,
fine, si1.h sense, which Is opt to Gee,
women more than men, and which iY 90
mysterious In character that We often In.
cline to deny It's existence at all. A lady
sat sewing quietly in her sitting room, and
in an inner chsmher the nurse had lust
put tho baby 10 sleep and laid her In her
basinette. As the nurse came out Of her
chamber she said to her mistress: ~
"The little thing Ia asleep fer three hours,
ma'am, I'll warrant" MI.
The nurse went down u!a:rs, and for
about minute the mother sewed on,
Suddenly desire &c 4 ID her to 70 and take
the child from Its crib. vi ..a-.5l'. :
what nonIeuseI' she asld to herself
"Daby ~ sound asleep. Nurse lust put her
down. ! shall not TO-"
instantly, however, come power, stronger
even than the Last, urged tho mother to 20
to her baby; and, after moment, abe rose
half ve1ed with herself, aud went to hei
chamber. The baby waa arloep in her III
tie bed, safely tucked in with soft white
and pink blankets, Oae small hand was
thrown above the little brown head. l,
was half open, the exquisite q myers slightly
curved, and the palm as rosy al the dsp.h;
Of q lovely shell. rtTE'sTs .l1 =
"My 6aby.' whispered The mother,
adoring the little sleeper as mothers viii!
My own little baby u
She bent ovtr suddenly third time, i'm
PEELED by that mysterious force which was
controlling her, and, for no apparent rea
con, took the sleeping baby in her arms
and went swiftly into the other room, She
had scarcely crossed the threshold when !
startling sound caused her to look back
Through . sitting cloud Of thick gray dust
abe saw that the ceiling above the baby't
cradle had fallen, burying the heaps Of
rory blankets. and lying heaviest Of Al,
uponshat apot where. bat for her mys.ie
be living. -. : -
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nErIjDlIcAy STATE CONVENTION.

II h ordered thatn Convention Of tho State DO
hold At p4rtenbuig Oh nCIutfdSy, July 80, lSi,t
10 o'clock A. ", 10 n, animate candidates iot uovet'
nor, State Superintendent Of Fec 'ehool', Aaui'
tor, Treasurer. Attorney. tnRisl. aud iSo Juuses
Of the supIerno Court Of Appeals, 10 be yotol iol
ii the general election 10 DO held on tho second
Tucsiiy Of October toxt; and TO dominate III
pfsideutlal electors to BE- voted for Al The ftts!'
dental election to DO held on the fourth day oil
November next. 10 Lcltct State Central CGlani!'
te, and 10 transact such olhu buIne.s Us may
come DO orc said Convention.
Tho Republican elections Of West Virginia and all
o.h,r yutets without Rari 10 past political AallA.
tlons, who Ne oppolci to tho couhe Of the Demo
cratic Standardization Of this state Ia crtAiby 4
lob, In violation Of tho express pf0Y!siohh Of our
Constitution, to hcOppiraye ES'c,Smonts Illegal
" imposed upon the people; to the unequal aud
burdebsoue taxation caAttd By tho tupplerenul
aNslment order Ct the tfoicnt Administrations; hi
WHO favor helowc.t taxation compatible with tie
p,blic Interest; Of elGvAang and t!gnliying Amer
issn labor protecting amt extending lcmc induA
ttleA; giving FREQ poIu,M education 10 the msAc'
OF the peop'c; sututins IL cEliirIgo and an homes
counting Il ballots edetluaIly protecting all ha
m rights In every .ecIlon Of our common coan
try; and who deiic to prom. 10 !i!c1dy lseilni
and permanent haiintny throughout the State b!
maintaining A State and Government tledged Il
these objects and principles, Me cordially inSiset
70 attend this Co4vsut!ea and participate iaim dc
llbemIiona
We would recommend 10 County Committee
only sc,!on In the matter Ct holding ciuniy meet
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The tint President Of the United S.a,os
was Georso Washington: he eerved irom
l7S'l 10 1907. The second presiden. w.
John Adaln'; ho served from 1907 10 ia,
Inc ihird President was Thomss Jtirer.
son; he served from 1901 to 1909. Tie
fourth President was tmes Madison: h.
served from lSC0 % 1917. The 9Th Pfesi.
dsnt was tmes Monrot; he served from,
is!7 10 1925 The sixth President wa.
John Qllney Adamp, son Of the socond
rfeiidtn'i be served from 1926 TO 1900
Iheseven1h President was Andrew Jsrk.
son; he served from 1929 10 1881 The
eighth President was Martin Van Bnren.
hs served from 1857 to 1871. The ninth
President was Henry Harrlsop.l hs liusa
Just one month after his inanonrntin, .uta
John Tyler, the Vice Preaident. snccaa d
him % the tenth President, . Tia eIsvsnth
resident was James K. polk; be served
from 1913 70 1910. The twelfth Peal.
dent was Zachary Taylor; be lived
ABOUT si1seen : months after his lin.
sauguration, and Alillard Fillmore. the
Vice. President, succeeded him "a ths thir.
tenth President The fourteenth Pres;den,
was franklin Pierce; he served from 1S59
to 1857. The fifteenth President wan Jama,
Buchanan; he served from 1857 to 1871
The sixteenth President yas A bmhSm
Lincoln; he served from 1851 10 1865 Hsu.
ing been reelected, he was again inauVura
ted march !, 1895, and about forty DAYS
thereafter was assasslnated BY Booth. ana
Andrew johnson, the ire.President snc.
ceedsd him IS. the seventeenth Pres;dsnt
, me eighteenth President waa U, S. Gmn,.
he served from 1860 to 1877. The n;na,
Iee1sh President WIS R. B. llayee: he ssrv.
81 from 1871 to 1881. The twentieth pss.,
Dent vas James A. Garfield: what folloroa
ls well known. General Arthnr IL ~.
President Of the Unitad st., ts,'
Only OK Of these twenty:one Presidsn,s
served two terms, namely. W ash;matoun.s
Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, JscIsons ma
ilnnk II sl5 5itl - rt'-i-'-', ''-AAoou Auu
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r1inl,Ui tho flR,lurIii.

The platform adopted by the Republican
National Convention, ifer lamenting tho
death OF President Garfield sud approving
the wise and conservative couree c! bis
successor, commits the party on the tariff
question in no uncertain Eound. There Is
no siraddling or ambiguity in the language.
It declares that duties shall be levied
mot for revenue only" but to lf,rd
SECURITY 10 cur diversified industries
and projection to the rights
and wages Of the laborcr. 1t points out
the failure Of tho Democratic party 10 re-
lieve the people Of tho burden Of unneces.
sary taxation by vice reduction Of the
surplus, and pledges tho Republican party
j to correction OF the inequalities OF the
tariff, and careful and wise reduction Of
the surplus. This plank aso fayors a
readjustmenl Of tho duty on wool in words
that should ta.isiy this important ssricul.
tural interest. .u
The platform ia sound on monetary mat
tiers, favoring IN international standard
which shall FIX the relative value Of gold
and silver coinage. It lavon regulation by
Congress Of interstate commerce !ha. shall
prevent unjust discrimination and ex'
cessive charges 70, transportation
A national bureau Of labor il
commended, and tho enforcement Of the
eight.hour Law favored. Ga the subject OIL
imported cheap labor the platform speak,
in vigorous manner, and pledges the
party TO sustain the present law restricting
Chinese immigration, and 10 provide such
further legislation Gs lie necessary to carry
ont Its purposes.
The party reafli,ms lis petition on civil
service, and recommends that public lands
should be reserved as far rs possible fol
email holdings, oppociug the acquisition Of
large tracts by aliens. 1: appropriately
remembers the veterans In the matter Of
pensions. Eatausliug alliances with for
eign powers are ,eprobated, aud navy
sufficient 10 protect the interests Il the
country is demanded, that the old flag may
receive tho protection 1t deserves Oh the
high seas.
Polygamy is denounced, and tia com
pleia suppression asked Tor. The platform
further declares that this Nation and not
conisdelscy, and winds up with an APP
peal for "lree ballo. and fair count"
denouncing tho lIauds and intimidation
practiced in the South.
Its a platform Of the people, by the
people and for the people, and il will carry
thspar.y to victory in the fall.
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IT Is significant that the petition for a
mandam,u to enforce the Governors asec:s
ment ordsr should be presented to tho su
preme Cour. alter tbs srralgnment Of the
Administration a. the Republican Conven,
ton a. Marsinsburg for Its failure to secure
the enforcement OF the constitutional pro-
vision that taxs,ion shall be equal and uni.
form. It Is too late for tho Democracy to
catch up With the procession now. The
Bourbons must 70. R,5 ~ =,
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A CHICAGO policeman tells a reporter that
the crowd in attendance on the Republican
Convention is the best natured one he hiss
ever seen, and that tue boys who are there
"lor lun" give the police no trouble, all Of
which goes to show that tho IVES: Virginia
boys are behaving themselves.
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CouSciLshould oiler a reward for the de.
lection and conviction OF the man who
pulled fire alarm box 81 Wednesday night.
He should be easily found. The author.
iliea have pretty good idea who tho
guilty man is z4 ~
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BREAKFAST BUDGET,

Oscar Vida was married yesterday In
London 10 Miss Lloyd. u.
The English Salvation Army 10 about
to organizs " bicycle and tricy Gle corps.
London Is the only large city In the
Old World that doesn't possess uni.
veTsity. f' rF' 70El Hl4shIs
Canada exported last year $l,7O5, SIT
worth Of butter and S.45l.sTO worth Of
cheese. Nt'r 9Eyf
Miss NJ. E. Draddon, the novelist, 10 hay.
Ing her works translated into Telugu and
CanRrese. 10, rl gr.,tHE ErEls E.{rss
The Prince Of Orange, Crown Prince Of
Holland, IL considered 10 DO In critical
condition from fever. ,5
Six million dollars worth Of diamonds
are on exhibition At the l'irisian Industrial
Exposition. which opened In Paris on Bat.
urday. s.iEaf Wlg "a. 4lq p|
There are now il,irty.nine circuses tray.
cling through the United States aud large
number Of them have the only sacred white
elephant. d'a- ~ t7gglg|
Clc.hespirs can be sold at the rate Of =
cent q dtssn and still lave a proht OF 30
per cent. 10 the maker and 800 per cent. to
Tho dealer. 1T - We
The Rev. Phoebe A. Hanaiord, lately OF
Jersey City, preached on Sunday her tint
sermon as pastor OF The Universalist
Church oil the Holy Spirit, New Haven.
George Mountfora, who died In B ,ston
last week aged 81 years, was son Of Joseph
Mounl!orj, one Of the famous "D:s.ou Tea
Party" and JEALOUS patriot through the
Revolution. sF ~. iss.. - q.
Three stages in the industrial interes.s oil
the country are shown in the following
fsuret: "In 1881 the value Of The cotton
Iills In the United States was $40 ,OOO, 900;
In 1870 i vas Sal, 100000, and in 1850,
sos, .OO0." i3sa G:I.
Duran, the artist, never permits what IL
styled sitting while he Is painting q por-
trait. lilo obliges his models to chat, laugh,
walk, read, or write; in short, be compels
them to feel and be- at hoiae, and while be
sees them quite In their home.spuu ex,
prcsaion and cT their guard no Paints In
rapidly and boldly the harpiest outline
tha. bis own intellect can see or bis imaCi.
nation picture. AZ i-i !
Tbs editor Of Q paper published in Boston
called Liberty, throws 1 new light on the
character Of the late Charles O'Couner.
~ now autboritatively record the fact" be
says, "that the great lawyer whose won.
derlul elequepce and searching intellec
tusl power kept him for two decades the
acknowledged head Of the American bar
lar from being the Bourbon which an limo
rant and dishoness press has pictured him
was thorough'going Anarchist" as,
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TIE condolences Of conventions b;ingsto
mind the fact that Mr.. Lincoln chose Tor
his Secretary Of State his opponent, Nh.
Seward. Mr.. Garfield chose Mr.. Blaine
Both Psesidonto were nominated at Chi.
cago, and both were assassina!ed. d..
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twill DO amusing 10 watch these Demo.
Gratis who have been kicking aBains. the
Governors assessment order wrigsle il
that order should DO sustained by the
Supreme Court Of Appeals. s+r
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SOUTHERN Republican, are made Of
strong material, and the party needs them
in ita courCi as well as in lis ranks.
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"pUsu THINGS 10 Tho order from tho
Blaine leaders now, and It finds hearty
endorsement everywhere. Let the work
DO done well md quickly. VA
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"So MORE imported labor" says tho
platform. Oar IteO land Is for Tree men
forever. 1 rgt..-.. :.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE
Tt.InI .1,.ro aud dop.I, y tollovHc m

Inini ars!re and dopals ~ iollows-Uity time. |,
Z ;i naIHmoso a Ohio-AAIa IIsI-DKpAKT-
EtoA 70, G5 %. Ans . m, sos m. 7:o6 N.
G O. ps'6Gie pm: rs n, as N. lilo Pm n.
nd nd 80 Ss NJ 70. walhinsson r., 60 Ind rs M
p;Xm&lg n. s56a N, 2@ . d. ". 4 +. Dr., y.
NM w.,h,ost Htiaeurh. 80 m. and eso D n:
eopm. - ~ 10y ''.1s ~ i:1s and
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asp N. TO n, - : ~ AA''' N,
CIsyelnnd. Lorntn d wheeIlur.-Dr,,,-
T. Cla!nlle 47 m, Cleveland exprra I'M = =,
II III I1 M Y. ~ A.sion
AhaivE-st: tlaifsville BIZ N. Msniion sernm.
an nd. sIn1, 1Gs NJ 81 c,!srile l2A m. CleYc
/, CI,e lev q hurxh-DIfA nrNs;o2 .
a. y, u;M N. GIG p N: steubeuvillo Aocnmmods.
aon 9:l3 N, HsllITille Accommodation Ma
=. AAuys-l2ss ? N. Eoa N &2a p n; stcu:
sn1 :eSs s2s N, wezIils 10
n. =. q e., Railway-L1lvr Bellai,e for
Woodhdeld and Hummcrtold Il 600 1 N. and aIn
0. m. -ARKIvH at Rallairn al oib a. m ana NM ~
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The Register rs i numerous paper il
really growing funny.
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GFfNt Nnrw.tSrH

70 wash dreta goods At s can't, n, -. ,l,l'J...
s,U : BANKRUPT lot Of mems clothing Al 20
seaa % no dollas, J,W, FrSRSL
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MASDAMvs is a good name for II; but
some other kind OF t--n ra Is more OK pres.
sivo OF the Democratic feeling on the sub.
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"I should thlnk you'd want 10 learn
~ ROuRf1 IN G,oprn u

Ask for Wslls "Rough on Corus" 1850,
Y lick, complete cure. Hard or soft corr 3,
warts, bunioDs. :, -
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:, HASkE- On wednesday. Juno 4, 1851, atbrs,.
h.Snr. ion Of Henry and Eva .llAuke, III his 18Th
Funeral from III, residence Of his father, No 90
Sixteenth street, Friday a't.sno,n al o'clock In.
ternent at MI lion cemo!ery. Friends Of the
family invited. q rlgE,,,I75
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better Than Learning.

iidrJond Post Il
"Hello, Jimmy" shonted Charley Small.
fRce, "goin' to school?" -.
"Ns'a'w," replied Jimmy .TuTboy, with
derlsiyenesa. mo more school for this ere
chick" n -
more9' ., - t-fg. =. - -
Learn more2 What does a kid want 10
learn more fe,? I've got the 10, tbs ont.
me shoot and the drop, and I'm goin' to
bring up the fu,t class pitcher in tho iust
class ball nine in the country, 81, 500 for q
season Of twenty weeks, when You book
ielles will beround looking for j,b."
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The platform adopted ut Chiesgo yester.
day ID strong enough to sui.the most exact.
So~
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WEST VHcINn would 50 wild over Blaine
aud enthusiasm would be unhuunded. With
Lincoln as the second man this State would
b redeemed from Bourboni,m.- State jour.
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t'"'s w. =
VI ra;audi II Blaine gets the nomination this
particular neck Of the woods will be ires.
coed in the brightes! red tina. tho painter
can mix. - q, .,5c-iS n, i. *.
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THE OTHER FELLOW.

Mr.. L7nsh is a slender man Of the aver.
sge height, with narrow shoulders, long
head, and high forehead. Besides being
an easy, graceful and terae speaker hs is a
man Of tias executive ability, intolerant OF
tho slightest disorder, but with all his de.
cisvensss and persistenoy he il amiable,
firm ind patient. That Senator Clayton
lett his defeat keeuly was evident, for Is he
passed the writer, escorling Lynch to the
chair, his lace was deathly pale, his hand
trenbled, and the tremor In his lip was
perceptibls from beneath bis heavy mus.
tache. As he returned from tho rostrum
alter the address Of Lynch he was ere led
by s:ores Of friends. Gov. OSlesby and
eI.Gov. B9verid8e reached over the stage
gallery to shake handa with him, aud even
Norman Williams patted him on the back
and told him 10 be OIL coed cheer.
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SHORT or SANDWICHES,

d TO-
In the cas-. boxes a saudwich man pass.
ed, but sid his wares before hp made hall
the circuit. e
Girls with tally sheets and gold pencil,
grew weary Of waiting, and some Of shem
nibbled Cd the corners Of the pQsteboard
Tor want Of something better The incon.
,stenCy OIL woman was shown In the Ral.
leries, where ladies Tor Blaine wore Arthur
badges because, IS one said. "They were
SO sweet, and would do for patchwork"
When Il: last the roll.call was over and
John Il Lynch, Of Mhslsslppi, was declared
elected Chairman Of the Republican Cor.
veution they clspped their little gloves TO.
gether and prepared 10 be interested, but
great was the dismay in the west boxes
when he vas found to be mot white.". )
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THE GRANT HOUSE LIVERY

'uE uRANT HUUSE LIVERY - 49, q, !
Ii now Kept BY JOHN DUMAS 4. 1909 10 1918
aGiet sqas'e. where those VII, want Buggy.
MACK, Carriage. Phacton or Saddle Home can npd
the be't in the city at tho most Reasonable pnccs
An excellent Boirdng Department Il al, under
tho most careful management -. I.I, !.
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wv 49, - = 49, y IVY " 8 err II Il
On and attsr SUNDAY, MAY, IS, 1854, ,,,In, IN
tne ". q Z 81 K VIII run a follows; 1N"I'''
until ~ 'no c''' az \. T., and run evcy hour
Leaving wheeling huk at 7 4. u, and run eve,r
hour until 1or 4. :, - ~ ''csJ
,,1tl it. >. OK spNpAYA, Is NJ ~ n y ~
Lesy!ng The City at /. T., and run e \ bo,,
until ?. r.. " - JIM -, ~ ofe'y uouf
~ LeayinE wheeling Part atsA. T., and run eyr,,
enadns theil Tickets d tho once. ""Ns ~ pus:
pJU WI i!F- --..-zqL q ulRSJH, supt
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Il C)SYUsIoN,

Tto greatest disorder prevailed after tho
Chairman relieved Sabin OF the gayel, Tho
hungry morla,a fonnd the limit to endur.
aucs, aud by 1870 o'clock tho whole south
gallery was empty. People poured out Of
the side galleries, and, strange as It may
ssen, the bulk Of tho delegates followed
suit. All the Pacific Slope mon left; New
York got ravenous, and Texaz and Wcat
Virginia went Of In search OF some ad.
lucent lunch counter. Chairman LYNCH
pounded the table Tor eight consecutive
minutes before the men would down or Ina
slsles clear. Still the raps fell, but there
was neither anger nor Impotence In ths
calm lace, and at Last the few remaining
gueata and garrulons delegates were ouisted
and the nominations Of the various COM.
mitteea were continued. -
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TTMBRELLAs RECOVERED WITH
~ Fine eilS, Alpaca and bingham, ., tho I'm.
pIVAA ttckoEyt IVY ANn Iueet - la
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II never saw better crowd In my liie.n
says the big policeman on State and Madi.
son. They've come 10 have good t,mc
and they're havln' It, but for ali that tbty
arc eivln'i nobody any trouble; they're as
irolicsome % colts, and lest about "a onle1.
ly al any Get Of happy ci.|x.ns In ths world
could be. And III eay thls, too, that I've
noticed less signs Of drinkin' about The
crowds to. day than ever saw beiore Al
any convention time. You notice that
moat oil the young fellows have blue badges
pinned to thels coats, and they're ies' as
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A TrENTloN, SIR KNIGHTS 1Il--
A tg-. Gsisl % i41 y giPss slgttiR kHI
There will b regular monthly couclAve Of
Cysne commandery No. !. Knights Templar, had
At tho Aylum this tFiidayl erenirs. Juno 0, 1854,
Att 81 O'Clock. BY order, M IA giUliIlF.q-
les tr,5saF J, v, l.. RODGERS. Rsoorter.
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respectfully announce myself ~ candidate
TOT The oaies oil Sheriff. sui !se. TO Tho G.. ldop Of
Tho Democratic rflmaries ,i.agttJt
leo tgs, lfi-s gEaifsA VIM. PRINCE.
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