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CHICAGO. ILL, Nov. I.-Flou. dull and TN.
chanset. Wheat. demand active and unsettled,
but quiet md firm; market opened irncr At 9saLc
higher rallied 1Hsc, tluc,uated and closed Sns5c
over Yesterday: sales ranged: November 7aila7;tr.
closed Ht1a75tc: December 73ha,I1ic closed Vi ii,c:
January 74N.a!5l4sc, closed ii 7iie!! Nay s;Haslnlsc,
closed n Sc: No. Chicago spring 7!a1+a7SIc; No.
), 57a5sc; No. 2 red 73Ea74c; No. j red tQa6ic.
Corn In good demand; opened firm but soon de.
clined PC for November. lEc for year. fuctuated
and closed nc lowe. for November and &c lower
for seas thai, yesterday; enstl 10: Nayembsi
i%S?!ttat;c, closed ut iici year a54aSyAA.sc. closed at
as!l1I May 6Eztas,kttc, closed ut SS14Is%c. Oa.
nomtnaly unchanged: cash 2d5fc; November ~
maai @t Shiar higher: cash ST. coal. s.,
aef5Ic, CLOSED Il. a6}h.c; year eG;.e: May &c. rye
9ulet at 5oHc. Barley steady and tirney y, DC.
Flaxsecd trmee at s. 81, Park IN fair a..
cash and year stl a5e1l AK; January Sit YalljS.
closed a! 81 soall Az, Lard In fair demaud al
2Ea5c higher, cash 7.l047.l2Hc; November G.g5,Gs
6.91Hc, closed ut 6.a5a69i11yc: December q gos:
january. 6.s7'1SaG!9ehc. closed ut 6.9os6 .es,Ic JulE
meats In ia!r demand; shoulders 30 al, &c: short
rib 6.oAa6;aa5: short cleas 6,dpa6,be. WHISKY steady
md unchanged ats! al hitter and egrs uuie,
and unchanged; Afternoon ~Boald-Wheat, punll,,
nally unchanged Corn easier; November declined
5!e;p eesmbe5s md May declined lh.e:ye ear declined
??54c. Oats 9u!es:, Nag. declined re. Pork quiet:
fehnssry declined 21h4e. Lard Steady aud I'm.
changed, -
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.i.Asr llHEisry, Pa, SOv. l4.-Cattle market moth.
i HS, aG ma sscsii dps 80 head; shipments q. head
! ~ n hm ssd. , s,3w; receipts 500 hca1; sblpalenab
y tGat GO: common s. 25.Nr Sheen mnrket Van
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.Middt6ourne, ". Va, Nor. 10.
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The commission OF Postmaster o'Neal
expires March, 1856.
James Layery and James Doyle, charged
with resisting ali officer, were fined SO
and costs each by the Mayor, which they
paid. ~
In the case Of Ralston VS.. the Panhandle
railroad, who was thrown from his sleigh
and his horse killed at Wheeling June.
ton, the jury returned a verdict Of $l37 80
for plaintiff. The Pennsylvania railroad
confessed judgment for 500 and costs in
the case Of W.. P Hays, administrator OF
George Hahn, VS.. the Pennsylvania COM
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Hearty IA n "cow.naY.r

THE Mi6crdier is a paper published and
edited at Camden, Ark, BY Mr.. F. NJ.
Leatherman. Hear what he says about
his present condition contrasted with what
It was. Flo writes:,s"I can certify to the
efficacy OF Browns Iron Bittcrs as the
best and s%peediest cure for indigestion;
been troubled with indigestion for
four months. l took part OF n bottle OF the
and find myself hale and hearty as
q Texas Cowboy" Il, is a splendid appe-
tier. NJ L.N.- LH-
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This afternoon ut . o'clock and again
this evening Mt s Hyde & Behman's min
strel company will give their novel enter
tainment at the Opera House. Their mi
sic is new, charming and well rendered,
and their humor really funny and mostly
original. Beside the usual minstrel per-
formanco they give several entirely new
features. In one sketch miniature steam
boat, run by real steam. is introduced.
Reserved seats arc on sale at Banners.
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lilo Is q Republican,

To The Esaor Of he InitlltGth,sr.
SIR:-I see from your issue. OF Noyem.
Der ID that our Representative from this
county is quoted as q Democrat. You are
mistaken. Ar, i. G. Taylor Is a Republi.
can, was elected as such, and will remain
such, so you can add one more to our effor,
to disenthfall this State from Bourbon
rule. .Wc. are jubilant over u own
"Plumed Knight" Gol. The Democrats
here would have willingly traded Cieye.
land, even il he is elected, il they could
defeat him. Their: cries arc long, loud
and deep over. their defeat in-this district,
Wess Union, Nonsl3. CAV. FAN.
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OFFICIAL RETURNS
OF THE NOVEMBER ELECTION.
~ IT,. 'If fN.aI u rI# Hs-y -Ag-f |sa. I,
Tho yotcin Thirty Three Counties for Presf.
dent-Tlie Returns mot yet Complete
Enough to Indicate tho Majority
With any Precision1 Side Issues.

The official returns of the Vote Mt the
Presidential election have been received
by Gov. Jackson from thirty.two OF the
Gtty.iour counties. Tho law requires that
the returns from each county shall DC in
the hands Of the Governor by the explra.
ton Of i've days from the last day Of the
period allowed for the official canvass by
the county boards. This time expires
next Monday. Following arc the returns
80 far received by the Governor, with the
addition Of Ohio county, whose returns
have not for some renson vet bccn sent In
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O.=W. o.. HARDMAS,
Member Of the, County Executive Com.
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PIl!LAbE1fllA, PA. Nov. I-Fiour lull. Wle.,
S StS's ss5j,s Ss; So ssuS $Ssy' SsHss 5SSe'1si} a psse r:
axe. Com, options dull; ~ III joi pt aauici a saG
!oweFi new rejected miscd 5aoI No. ] hish mixed
nsW hlci ss,l mixed November soa5lc; December
f6s m, ! :,:, January 4csis}zc: February, idai6Ic.
a.,!e; NJ white ssuss,IIe.. IIa,,er, tir,n for s,s dt
extras, New York amt NniatoM COUNTY. Pa eIiras
yei , fsNs !GalSc. !Gs'ee.c quiet aud fs,a Ohio III,
S y i. isEs,, iGmm for strictly. fresh; dull and
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Mr.. Charles Bennett, 5 Deanery Road,
stntford, Essex, England, writes, that OH
the OCCASION, OF receivinsa bad sprain and
bruises on the cricket field, he obtained
great relief from the llso OF ST, Jacobs Oil.
The Great German Remedy is the special
specific for bruises; pains and aches, used
byall athletes. aStG }
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EAHLY IN TIE Field.


IL.NN.
A number Of Democrats Of more or less
prominence met Thursday evening for the
purpose OF crystalizing a disposition to
run Robert Simpson for Sheriff four years
from now. Mr.. Simpson had been APP
proached on the subject, and those pres
ent Mt the caucus were informed that
"Barkis was wil!in'.n IT WIS Informally
resolved to push Robert from this time
forth rs Mr.. llandlan's successor.
This movement does not consider the
claims Of Messrs. Kimberly and Egcrter to
the Office 10 which they hive heretofore
Inspired, and It may be said without VIC.
lating any confidence that they were not
consulted as to their preference in the
premises. II is insinuated, however, that
this "bird in the. hand'' WINS offered to
Robert 10 divert his mind from n pursuit
In which lie WIS believed TO be engaged
after n "birl In the bush," In the shape Of
m appointment Ms postmaster TO succeed
Col. Sterling.
1t is alleged by Dame Rulnor, who is
usually posted, that Commodore r. NJ
Dirrah and Gen. J. NJ. Todd are DESTROYS
OF stepping into Col. Sterling's shoes when
the Colonel casts them oil. Indeed, tht
offices In this vicinity which will DO at. thu
disposal Of President Cleveland are re
ported BY the well.iniormed Dame 10 b,
MI pareclcd out. Col. O'Ericn Is to bcU
s. Marshal. Col. Bob White is 10 succcet
Gen. Flick rs District Attorney. The FL
turc Surveyor and Collector Of Custom
have SO far not been agreed upon, but !
is confidently expected that enougl
Wheeling Democrats will turn up to Ill
all the offices, even down to that Of JAM
tor o fthe Custom House, which T. Tomm,
. Cockaync is understood to- have pr,
:: empted,
vi course this arrangement does not cor
template the remote possibility that !
t. Charleston or :. rarkersburg IDemoor;
; might want an office. II such n thin
:. utonld happen, no doubt the Whcelin
expectanis could be disposed Of by sent
: Ing them abroad as consuls and "sich."
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ISTER-OCEASIC COMMUNICATIONS.
A Plea for joint Action by England md the
United States,

Plea for joint Action by England md the
United States.
WASHINGTON, Now 14.--Capt. Bedford
PIN, OF the British navy, who had the
talk recently with the Secretary Of State
abont the inter-oceanic canal, starts to-
morrow for st. Louis 10 attend the Cattle
mems, Convention. In a conversation on
the subject today he said that the Pan
INA Canal was a lion in the way of the
Nicarasuan Canal. lie asserted that the
Nicaraguat Canal was feasible, and set
forth that the reason Tor his belief at
length. The collapse Of the present con.
tract 10 build the canal held by American
citizens was completed Oh September Both
last, and in consultation with those
deeply interested in the concession they
came to the conclusion that Captain PIN
should use his influence In Nicaragua COW
jointly with Mr.. :Mercal to obtain a new
concession more concise and to the pur-
pose than the n that has expired. He
said I've has always recognized the patriot
ism and eXpediency Of the Monroe. doc.
irine, and expressed the wish that "Epc,
lishmen hada Monroe doctrine close totheir
hearts" lie said that he ielt 80 strongly
that the United States shou|d have con.
troll over the Sicaraguan Canal that he
was lost in establishment at the
spectacle OF 3 French canal building at
Panama and also at the domination OF
the late Panama railway in French in
%terests. The treaty obligations guaran-
teeing the ncutraliy Of the canal, Mr.. PIN,
asserted, are useless, and, having Ind d
seat in the British Parliament for years.
he felt sure that this idea was not confined
to himself. lie did not desire personally
any share or participation in the profits
OF the concession; that he left without
reserve in the hands Of American citi-
gems, Tho assurance OF the continued
usefulnesa of the canal he wished TO
see settled by means 0! . cammcr-
cial coalition between the two greatest
nations on earth, based upon a~combined
guarantee Of sloo, ooo, o0o,' the necessary
capital for building the canal, of u percert
each, EnS[and to Initiate the proposal. He
said that with SUCH q guarantee tito entire
capital could be raised in one month on
the London Stock Exchange alone, and
upon such 4 basis any pot!ticat embroii.
ment would be impossible. BLOOD is
thicker than WATER" he said, and his re-
ward would lie the bringing about Of
closer and frmer relations between Eng:
land and America.
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srd cash and November G9c BID: Decen,hc, so;lS
MAI January 7l3ta7:c:i February Tic; Nay 79He
I'D; nc. soft Eklsl3Ssc. Corn quiet; 20. acash All
Moyen her }sc; year %c: May 3sc Bill. Oats s;rs,jS
white &c Clover seed quiet aud steady: 'prime
s g q II Il e'>ss asked; December S, Is BID 10. )
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BALTIMORE, Nov: H.-Flour steady and ou.e,:
Howard street and western snIefHnc 81 2Sas 6:
extn g 1913 Il; family So SCAT 81. Wheat, western
ssS}ssaaayS 40. 2 Winter ;ed srol 1%:a791+c; December
steady, closing dull: mixed spo. sc a.sed: new
year tT,lAl4'74c; JANUARY iAlio%c. Oats s,caly
aEd qNitti western White sia35c: mixed :ra1sc.
Ayf quiet at 6el65c. Hay Steady. Provisions
hulk meats, shoulders and cl+@s5 r;h ,iless.' psteieId''
!hass4c; bace:3,, shoulders SIC; clear rb sid.s
iitse. Hams Mltilse: laal, iedned &c. RN,1sT
ELI EsS. es MSs at aa ssske Sar l:a Mi fEe$sssy Xaslc:
|sT 70 fail, ~s34ae4ic. Sugar steady; Il soft ooTace.
Whisky steady at 81 jsal 10, - '''<ee'
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JUST RECEIVED.

100 latest patterns Of Flat Scarrs. Du.
plicatcs Of orr Uniaundcrcd White Shirt,
reinforced both back and front, the best
In the market, price 81 90. Also, the
best I'LL wool Knit Jacket,
G.. HESS & sons,
Merchant Tailors and Gents Furnishcrs,
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STATE NEWS.
Accidents, and incidents In West virginia
stE tfaa and Vicinity.

q Vicinity.
+Ayfamity mined OtB,ien FORMERLY roo.
idents Of Brooke conntvs emiuratcd ~
Texas about a wear apo. Yesterday morn.
inc. lie family arrived IN s~tenbenyille m
their way back 10 their old home. They
have had enough OF Texas.
n Tho n,ny;tla w]oo,an m,,,, II p,,.
county. were burned about Two weeks moo
ii,earrinc a loss OF abou, 81. 900. Tie
building was valued Mt about S2.5OO and
wns the property OF Mr.. i. a. Miller.
None Of tic property WIS Insured.
,l,6i. ~ an, ,r.,S,,,m. na,.,.. H.,
,ons oMa hni, To- ,%%Ii'ss" ~ ~ ~
w was ,,nt,.n o., q, naS,nn n,e VEN,
Fairn,ont Tbnrs.isv onJ vii; iIII'hl s Son, ~
tho Worlds Industrial Exposiiion nj Nav
Orleans as part of tho state's exhibit.
Thnoaorc ", 1Iildorc = rcs,aa,t If
pa,hersi,tr,, ,,as h,esn ,,l,e,.a1 IN ,ha
Grand 'Inry Tor ;ilcrni %vo,;nu a. ~. nct".
hor ni.ct;6, m. nformn,;o, "os nv
n;s,,ni iy air M Tnilv wh" was nna n
H." Con;,n;ss;cna,u ~ Eino,,on ~ thot
inv -" '"'1'H 800
m.
lne Me.isouas 1as .ompan! nus eoh
.fasiSI .or enS gas rom tug new WEI! up
nkni n, null S..uatet BIO u'slallce ron
nv n p w ;oo, W" ~ !. las also soa!iac.eu
ynv ibs gns jnto Tho town RI q romna"v
now controls tho product of four wells and
there Is no danger 81 its mt bcim,, nhle
In h,ra;sI, eli lie hen, ana j;e,t ,ranjeJ,
Tlo ,;n,1o q, III. ,n;nos :. eE;.o r.s.l.
h .,;o,a, XIX. ro y" ~ uara ~. w ,a.n1 ~ S ~" q
~ u tSyv.io III, W.T.. ues'toseu " n noS
mnI ior I'm" ESQ ]s,o,n;u. tSs VA w ,1S1 :, ,tna,'
ni !" + h's hno rl w., = shos t, AZ" ;m"'
linz "N co,,n,nv inst is ,ira IT,; a. " s,orn u,
Nrc on,a;i;9, , n loss ~ NJ, so m,sS Si s91 nSo :; y
h';,5;n" amd aooI Hs u Ro, I'u asoS s.v : !, ~
onssd n IL" tbs wort ~ ;nn,n',i5 r;as s 'uP
Pu m W." 'e
ING cadel corps AZ the Morgahtown Uni
vcist1y presented MAJOR James Lee VIII
a lalas2sne sword ana belt on the oeca
son oi !!Ie last parade ana review before
that olllesr, NJ men nne lie turned TN
commune over 70 tiea'eiaht wilson, Q
inc fesuIaf army, VINO mas neen detailed
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III. ENISHEINIER.
Is 4 20 Eleventh Street. Z
ac9i .rsrH. Erl = 4
Gm aatdl14eluer
Nov Advertisements

Lost-A Small Pocket Ledger.
Farm For Salc-W, II. EiurlGrt.
N q. Syrup-ll. +. behreus.
For SAle-tfopert!--GSO Q. Smith.
To all Whom Il May Concern.
Five Naturalization hAilroad oAicc.
lianIlne Manipulating Bros.
Coal Eases-''.E Stltcl X S~ons-Fourtl page,
Sleinwny Piano FOR S~4le-Fourth page.
Bin!s, Blris-Fourth page.
Cnal for the Public schUo!s-Fourth page.
List VI Let.crs-fonrth page.
Religious S~uticcs-t0urih rage. a,
Notice to Bondholders-rour,h pssc.
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Cation.
1, Dry Good

4 CINCINNATI, O., Nov. N.-Cotton moderately nc,
tive and u shade higher at0Jso.
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Movements. OF Bosts md the Stage Of Water
Here and Elsswlero.
The Chesapeake LETT at ll:3O. a. NJ. fol
Parkersbnrg,
The Diurnal is this mornings packet in
the Parkersburg trade.
The Elaine will leave Pittsburs today
for this point and Parkersburg.
The marks last evening indicated a
depth in the channel OF 5 Iiseti6 inches.
The river commenced falling slowly yes
terday.
CaptainJ Jim Mcdonald, Of this city, is
visiting his river friends in P%ittsburc. lie
piloted the Willie Austin up first for the
fun Of keeping his hand in ".
The stern wheel packetO NJ. Lowell,
which was partially built at this point ior
Capt. Dode Berry and for a time ran in q
local trade about here and at Marietta, be-
fore she was sold to parties 10 be used on
tho St: Johns river in Florida, sunk in
that river November o.gNo lives we're
lost, but it is thought that the boat will
have to be wrecked:
GREESspoRo, Pa, Nov. 14.-River 0 feet
0 inches and stationary weather clear.
PABxERs, Pa. Nov. 1+.-River / foot )
inches and falling weather clearand mild.
OH Cry, Pa, Nov. l4!!-Riyer | foot
10 inches and falling; weather clear and
cool.
Plr1sDuRon, PA.,Nov. 14.-Monongal,cla
river J foot Q inches, and falling; weather
and cool.
MoEGASrowS, y. VA, Nov. l4.-Riyer
Q inches and stationary; weather clear;
40o.
|. BRowssvILLE, Pa, Nov. 1+.-River 1
thermometer So.
RicE's LANDING, Pa, Nov. l4.-River 3
lset . iinches and stationary; weather
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The following shows tho range OF the
Thermometer as observed ut Schneprs
drug store, Opera House corner, yesterday:
7 4. NJ, S9'; 10 NJ, 81; IT. NJ, 50s;7P p.
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W%Asu1ScroS, D. c., Nov. 15.-lA t.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
warmer and fair weather, winds generally
from west to south, generally lower bar
ometer.
For the Lower Lake region, fair weather,
south to west winds, stationary. temper
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,~cISetSSA1i;; O., NOV, H.-Flnur dull and I'm.
shEngsd; ~heai. Nap Icl SCI. receipts SO
sg n q; sn ~ ISGH co. bushels. Com easier; No.
9nlIat &c. barley steady and unchanged no?f
dull at sl3 70. Lard quiet Mt 7,Ise, RG!f meats
and bacon quiet aud Nnehanssl, Whisky In good
SSshlaI4 a. Il y. nutter dull; creamery NSasc:
CHEESE Anlet and unchnnred. - N"e'Auseu.
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Fully Prepared

Fully Prepared IN
for cold weather. Five hundred calico
comforts from 76c, Doc and 81 90. A full
line Of carpets, hemp, homemade rag, in.
grain, brussels, &C., from lsc up. Rugs,
mats, window shades, wall papers, pianos,
&C., &c., cheap for cash, by order Of the
manufacturers, at No. 20l0 and 209l Main
Street. JolX EoEMER, Agent.
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HoME made. hand work, boots and
shoes Every pair warranted to be US
perfect and as good as YOU can have made
10 order, at the assignee sale, POS Main
street, ife
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LADIES extra high cut shoes, in goat
and lid, ut J.. W.Aa,cx's,
lN l43 Main street, p
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fouR boys winter boots can be bought
ut sucll low prices rs will asiGaish you, il
you will attend the assignee sale, alO3
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Stock

CHICAGO, Nov, 1.-THE Drortr's Journal reports reports
Lave y Ss,keee!n 500 head; shipments $50
Hsfsy s;ades s. 5sai 20; mixed packing 81 5asi 70:
light II lsai Is. cattle--Recciph 1000 head. sh;H'
nn1n,, '; Sea-: Ns q a. active and ,ieelins, ea'ierr:
S2,as 8: through Texans Sc 4oaS e. tSh sn,pptpas
eeipu 1000 head: shipments 500 head. MARIO,
an!a aha weak; sales hinged 81 sAaS co for shecns
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Petroleum,

Z C~iSctSSA1t. O., Nov. li.-Liye hogs quiet; com.
en' 81 soa4 q; receipts I. 100 head shipmsnlsl J, 40
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MES's sensible broad hand made shoes,
at J.W. AMIcK's,
1l+G Main street.
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Ct.osSG't out Buggies and Spring
Wagons away below their value.
I. ". FErpEL. (
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TOR SALE.

A GOOD. FARM FOR SALEll WILL
- offer at private slie for thirty days, my E2n
~ brooke county. BpeHlo township. lr4: Wei
Liberty. containing 90 acres. Said farm Is saA
good state Of cultivation with tair in}HoSeGtna
and all uuderlald with u superior vein u coat
!ruit and well wutcIed. Convenient 10 CiuS1,
Norma! School and I!cthany College. %lo&s;'t%in
given Al once II desired Terms reasonable. lES'
GUS SMITH Call on or address, J. !. SMITH,
West Liberty. ". Nm MP
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Mothers

II yon are failing; broken, worn out and
nervous, use "Wells, Health Reno Ser.""
81. Druggists. . H..
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Gutfcura.
itching Diseases !.

ECZEMA. Or Salt Rheum, with Its nronizlng Itch.
/ Ing and burning. instantly relieved BY a warm
bata With Cuiirum Soap, s1d a single application
daily. With two or three doses Of Cuticurn Reso,v.
ent, the New Blood Purifier. to keep The blood cool.
the Precipitation pure and un!rri;ating, the bowels
open, The llvtr AMI kidneys active, will speedily
rrilritus, scall Head. pantrIlf. and every species
OF Itching, Scaly. and Plmply lfumor. OF tho scalp
and Skin. when the best physicians and all known
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TSUNfTED PRESBYTEEIAN
Wy CHGRClI-Iev. J.. T. Mcclure, D.p. rN,toT
Services Tomorrow at 1890 A. ". and NJ 7pj = "
Sabbath School at !. NJ, WI. ". CowGeu, la.
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Bly, your ladies' kid buttoned shoes,
cheap, at the assignee sale, 2l03. Main
street.
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n SnFOURTH STREET NJ. L. CIllINCI
We, Preaching Sunday at 1880 4. n, and ~ N
by the pastor, fscv. les. Z. Smith, lid, sun1lSSv;
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s3elieious Aottccs,

TSaSECOND PRESBYTENIAS
Wy CHtECii-I Res. v. II. Cooke, b.n., pastor,
setvtces te1n0trOw Al l0:3O 4. ". and fp. n. 'N'
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Misses school SHOES at extremely low
prices nov, at tho big sale, slo3 Main
81 rnnf W. n $500 L ----- - --------.-
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No Fraud in TyIor.-
To lie Editor Of he In!eiltQnctr.

o' FIN '"s'Ve"eU' -rNT;f'
Sln:-1 see by the Rtgittr. Of the 18th
inst. "tlat gentleman from New Martins.
vile states upon authority that there was
open fraud committed at the polls in Ills
tyler county, which helped to defeat
Judge Brannon.n, l brand this rs a lie OF
the most Infamous character, and there is
nota decent Democrat III this county who
will make any such claim. At seven out
the nine precincts Of the county there
were two Democratic inspectors, and there
has. not been a single charge made, in this
county, against the action OF any Repub.
llcan officer OF sud election. Will the
New Martlnsyille gentleman rise up and
tell who originated the lie?
9. W. O. HAppMAS,
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ALASKA seal sacqucs, London dye, war.
ranted. Special prices to-day. d
Il. NJ. McGILMS & Co.
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BONNET and hat shapes, one piece five
cents. at 4. NJ. McGuLIS 4 Co.'s
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H%FIIeST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Wy Tho pastor, Rev. D.. A. Cunningham. ii II
Will preach NJ l0:D A. N. aud : r. 81. Evrniur
sermon for Young mer, >""N