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AJOlArDisCUSSiUV
Between Coloreu hepnbiicau and n 60
U.. Ofeu Dem rcSAt

Between n Coloreu hcrnbiican and Col.
N. ofed Democrat.
ST.. CLAlRsvlLLE. August l0.-My attention
has been csllsd to numerous items in tho
neighboringpro:s. in regard to jolnt debate
bssween myssIt and Col. johnson, s. II. G.,
of-Rsllairs. In reply, would say that have
never been found wanting when duty
calls, and that having taken the
grounds that tho colosed race will better
their condition in the North without blind
ly following snd voting with their Rspubli.
can tsskmssters, aud having a firm conyic.
ton that in the coming canvas 1t is batter
that We cost our ballots for puler form OF
Government, eud for the reform nominees
Of the Democratic party, my shoulder ID Il,
tho whesl, and I will gladly meet my color.
Cd brother or any othsr man al
time and place to be fixed upon
as soon as 1t suits his convenience to
discus the isaues Of tho cAmpsign. Especially
40, II 1t has q bearing on our suffrage. E, u
race or individual member Of race, am
ready and my postoitice Rddre:sis
VS. JAMES A. Hunt, st. Clairsville, O.
To The Editor ejthe fnte.tigenctr. sE
EIR:-The above appeared In the Wheeling
Regiater Of this morning, purpor:ing - have
come from ona James A. Hunt q co'orcd
Democsst, OF St. CIaissyille, Ohio. Mr.. Hun.
is represented to me by scquaintsncss Of his
In that city, 10 be d genteei man but doubt
lea lGboring under alteration Of MUD. But
II be is man OF any intelligence, and wis les
TO discus, jointly the great political Issues OF
the day snouli ts glad to inset him, and do
hereby accept his challenge, and would sug-
gest Capitol Square. Wheeling for the place.
II this meets the gen!lemsn's spprobat on
let him name the day and date and atte- be
aha have filled this engagement ! will be
willing 10 ineot him at any point in bis own
State and reciprocal, the favor. 'H
L. W. W. MASAwAr, Republican.
Wheeling, W. Va, August q. l.
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RESOLUTIONS or Ecxnrc.,

At regular meeting OF Bsnwood Lodge
No. 8. A. o. U W., hnId in their hull at Ben.
wood, August 20. this following prsamblo and
resolutions were uuanimously. adop,sd:
WHEREAS. It li7 ples9ed Divine Pro7i.
dence 10 remove from our midst our late
brother, John Wagner, and 1s5ssr.
WHEBEAs, 1t ia hui as! thata fitting recog.
milton Of bis virtues should be hs!d, therefore
be 1t p -'s "sg ~.
Resolved, That In the death OF John Wsg.
ne7 the Lodge lamento the los, OF q brother
whoss endeavor1 vers ex.-ted for l., welfare
and prosperity; friend and companion who
WIT dear to us all; a citz a whose lie was o
standard ofemu!ation TO Us all. ~
Resolved, Tint the lsarits!tsympathy Of
the Lodge be extended to bis familyin their
illIclion. &, NH i. }io,
Resolved, That theEa resolutions be spread
upon the records Of tho Lodge and q copy
thereof be transmitted 10 the family of our
deceased brother. J. +. TAYLER,
Hs7 ]. A. LANDER,
All. 3. ". COATS,
III, rs Rs Committee.
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4 POPULATION. / YOUTH.
Totals. .--.. iacss tsllo,

The Librarian reported the CIRCULATION u
books In the Library for the month OF July
10 have been 4, 1856; in the reading room 15l;
received from sale Of cat slogues $40. The re.
port VII received and filed. .,5., IS K i.
Tho Clerks annual statement WIS read and
ordered filed and printed in the newspapers,
Superintendent Birch we1 author;z ID to
close the schools on Friday Of Fair week, in
order to give the schoiass chance to attend,
1t having besn cot apart a. Childrenu Day, )
BIDS were road Tor furnishing books and
stationery. and referred - the Committee On
Text Books with power to act. 15Ei7
The Commissioners Of Union district we're
authorized to e1psnd $500 for rcY heating
apparatus for their building, and the Com.
misalonera Of Ritohis dlstriot vera author.
Lad to have repairs made to the roof d heir
building Immediately, yesterdays heavy
rains having Developed the fact that 1t leaks
very badly. W. j55,;i5-+,
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A certificate OF incorporation VS., yestor.
day ig'ued TO the LOTUS Club" Of Charleston,
kanswbs county, formea Ia ihs purposs OF
Conducting hail for tbs accommodation OF
assemblies and !tc.ur::, musical, literary,
social and other enterL.inmsn.1 and tor
reading roonp, club purposes, dining rooms,
club ealoons aud othos purposes conducive 10
the welfare sud pleasure OF the members Of
said r-sociat,un. The cinb go far hs1 capt.
til STOCK OF $25, with 81 80 psid in, and the
privilege is eatervsd OF interesting this to the
modest sum Of $500 Tho corporstors ara
n. 3. DsGruyter Joseph Bohmeh, @. N.
Smith, J. 9. Hermann and A. W. Flaoh,
all OF Charleston. 80 9,s.iSs :.
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Thousands OF weary women are longing for
new life. They are worn out and about half
dead. With hearty intereat let them read
what Mrs. Jennsy writes from North Charles.
town, N. H., "The fame OF Broxn'a Iron BIZ.
tors hrs reached from Maryland to our uue.
little village. and I can recommend 1t for the
new life it impsr,s when foaliug :lrca end
worn ont. 1t gives me new strength and
enorgy." The records Of good complained
In this direction by Browns Iron ,Dltte.s
would fill volumes. -i.- 81 laFgEs,5i ~
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hdy;aa 10 notn.rs.

Arc yen diatu,bed at night aad broken .,
yonr 1e'; by. a alex child suffering and cryinp
with pain OF QUITTING tec:h? II 30, sand 81,
once and get q bottle OF Mn, Winalov :.
Soothing Syrup for Children Tcething ~
ys|ue 70 'ncaloalahle. It viii reIievc th'
poor iittls sufferer Immediately, = Dsnsno
upon 1t, mothers, thcro Ia no miutske sbor,
It 1t .cu.ea dyssutasy md diarrhoea.. roo.
ulatea the stomach and bowels, cures Wind
colo, sp:tens tho gums,3 reduces inaamms.
Eon, aad giVea Ions and energy to tie whols
system system Era Msnalcws Soothing Syrup Tor
VEild,en Iesshing Is p!ososnt 10 ths tN,te
sn1 10 TO prescription Of cns Of the oldest
United 6t4tea, AID "a for sals Iy ali d-nppists
shroughosi The world. Price ~ suta a hi.
tie. ~ Psi 80 n s w.o oo''
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Cos Welt HIow out.

The old gas we'll about one.tourth mile up
the run from Rush Run Station, Oh tha
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad, had an
eruption yesterday st o'clock NJ, throw
ing the water aud dirt about twenty feet in
the air, with great volume Of gas, which
the neighbors were afraid to ignite, fearing 1t
would burn the shops in the vicinity. This
years since and abandoned on account OF TOO
OF rubbish but frequently throws out tho de-.
brls. The roar Of 1t yesterday could be- heard
several hundred yards. The well waa borsd
about 100 ieet desp. Since the eas excite.
ment many In that vicinity think II bored
deeper large & Nv OF Gas would be found. =
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or the nsny remedies before the public for
Nervous Debility and weakness Of Nerve
Gsnstatiys sys.am, there ia none equal to
Aliens Brain Food, which promptly aud
permanently restores all lost yigoy; it never
falls. 81 pkg, 0 for Sat- druggists, o. BY
mail from J. H. Allen, 3l5 First AYE, New
YORK. CITY. A. WV .EfLnsIh rrhsAW
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W #.. |. -.
Then there was a painful pause. Soma one
called for Arnold, and that young statesnau
appeared in q highly nervous state and ~.
planned that he had not gona into the move.
ment for thu purpose Of securing uonina.
ton; he didn't want Ray office, yet, With a
view Of aiding the cause, had conseuted 10
tho use Of his name, etc. Thare was anothsr
pause until voice cried for Edwarda Tbs
convention, or tina. portion insido the bar
echoed tina cry and Mr.. Edwards rose 10
the occasion. Hs, liks Mr.. Arnold, had not
didn't want any. He slludsd mildly to the
ring and told how. when he had represented
Marshall In the Legislature, he had aIwsys
been on the watch tower looking after hsr
!nseres,o, and promised, II elected, to 10 into
tho tower and do 90 again. 90 l',-.' a.,
e The band broke loose at this junolu.s and
tho convention Adjourned. $500 b
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Riley Is the came poreon. who about four
months ago wro!s a complaining latter to
Governor jackson from kansal abou! Mr..
West, in which bs BALD that Official wry fol.
lowinghim and exercising charm oyer him.
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Wednesday afternoon FIRE started In tho
town Of asrshsville, on the line o; the Bsll-
aire, Zlucsville & Cincinnati RAILROAD, and
In spite Of all effort 10 check aud control 1t,
1t continued to spsead, burning up dwelling
houses, two ho.eis, four stores, school house,
In fact the whole t1wn, there being but
one store and few struggling houses left In
1t. The town 10 pi.uGtod between Summer
fold and Caldwell, about eeyen milea from
the latter plAco, and W.T. thriving village
Of over 400 population, having an excellent
country trade. But meEsrs particulars are
obiainable, as the wires are all down. gh'
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Ono Of the largest and most enthusiastic
meetlnrs OF the "Blsck Esgls" Blaine and
Logan Climb, OF the Fourth ward, held since
It's organization, took place last night at tile
rooms, coraer Cbapline and Sixtsenth streets,
Plthy addr%ses were delivered By Col.
George B. Caldwell, james McAdamp, JOSH
K. P. Barker, John W. Armstrong Il
othtrs. A committee consisting OF Csc. l..
Caldwell, john Mokeo, Ed, L. Pratt Char'es
Blckerton, Frank W. Bowers and B. +.
Snyder wse appointed to o.cenlzs drum
corps. purchase drums, ate. Thera will be
fourteen pieces in tho corps. l. will DO tbs
largest Ia tho city. The BLACK E.sls" Club
IL growing rapidly. {s's1
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PERSONAL MENTION.
News md Gossip In Relation 10 ynTIoui
pcnOle lsu.

| NeHE u0u NUtbIp III AAcAhtAVA ~ suIloGn
People. aHaa
Mrs. Hugh C,ockard, er, Of Morrow street
Ia Visiting lriends IN New Cumberland.
Hon. J. H. Brrtt, Of Wheeling. made q
short visit to Parkersburg Wednesday.
Robert M. Smith, OF Columhur, Travelling
Passenger Agent o. the O., B. l. Q. road, was
In the city yesterday.
| Miss Emma Plxnkey, CT EN- Grove, aud
! Miss Mollis Vsss. ct his city, arc yiaitiog
friends at St. C!airsv;lle. -
Misses Mat.is'and Jesse Graham, OF Eofl
street, returned list evening from three
| weaks' visit to friends &: Rose Hill, Ohio.
Superintendent Butcher has sufficiently
recovered 10 join the Board Of Public Works
at Deer Park on their railroad assessing tour.
Mr.. George A. Howard, Of Cincinnati, CT.
riveu in tbs city sgsin yesterday from Noun
tain Lake Park, where his n mi!y is spendiu 6
few weeks. He will remain in the CITY Tor
three or four deys.
W.. W. Cowden, Esq, OF Wheeling, made
brief visit to CsIcdo list Wednesday. We
were plersed 10 mako his acquaintance, as he
Ia one OF the mIst tgreeabie gentlemen We
ever met.-Ceredo, Wayne county, Eatsr.
prise.
C0f. Robert McEidoTley, ths New Mar.
tinsyille Democrat nan, will In short time
lead 10 the bymereal altar Pittsburgh
belle who hrs been temporarily stjourninE
at New Mart:nsville. The Colonel has been
almost given up for confirmed old bsohslor,
but 1t seems not 60.
Gov. J. B. Jackson, Auditor Miller and
Treasurer OBrien, State Board Of Public
Workp, accompanied by Secretary stalnaker
and Col. Franz Hea-ne, Of Wheeling. Col j..
A. Robinson. Of Mineral county, Dr.. A. Il.
Kunst and Hon J. N. Bennett, OF Weston,
end Col. 6ey mour Homer, OF Seymour Station,
were in town for q short time this morning.
Buekhannon Dslta, 10 b. 90 E.U
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low 10 shorten Life.

The recent Ia simple. You have only 10
take violent cold, and neglect It. Absr.
netby, tbs grsst English Sturgeon, asked =
lady who told him shs only had cough:
"Whst would you have Tha plpgue2" b..
ware OF "only coughs" The worst cssts
osu, however, DO cured by DR.. VIM. Halls
BALKAN, for The Lungs. IL WhoopiRg Cough
and Group It Immediately Rl!nys irritation,
and 10 auts to prevent a fatal termination OF
thu diapase Hold hv hrnr ntsta ..-.-- rrhvAw
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Mayors Brass Band WILL give grand pic.
Mo al seihert's summsr Garden, on Friday,
August 90 Previous 10 gong on. to ths
garden In the morning. the band will parade
shout town. This band Ia q new organic .tion,
but Is already popular among tbs friends OF
Mayors orchestra aud that Includes every
body. Both tho brsas bsnd aud the orchea-
ira will bs at tho garden, and an enjoyable
time msy be expected BY all. It can be con-
fdently predicted that this will b. the bo,s
picnic Of tbs aeason. a2;!s3 war
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Henry y. Walker d. Now nnrtinsvilIo.
Hon. Henry 8. Waller spoke 10 a large
audience ut Nav Martiasville yesterday. His
speech WEB mainly III the interest OF E. W.
Wilson and an attack on Judge Maxwell's
record. The tpcech differed very materially
IN language IRON the customary vitupera.
psisu. y \ 5lffl.:i 'TIs,5
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ulie a,ttelli9e,lrta:>
M New Advertisements.

Olice: N4s. 2O und .7 rou :.enlh sil 80.
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A good story comes from boys boarding
school In. "Jbrtsy." The diet was nonoton.
ona and constlpating. and the learned Prin.
oipal decided 10 Introduce some old style
physio In the anple.saure, and await the
happy Is'ulsa. oue S; Is lad. the smsssest
sauce, and pushing back his plate, shouted to
the pedagosue, mo physic, sir, 10 mine. My
dad told mo 10 use nothin' bnt DR.. Pierce's
Pleasant Purgatiys Pellets and they are q
doing their duty like q Charm |" IThsy are
anti.bilious, aud pnrely vegetable.
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Thinka kliz isAfrnt,i,


7T-| IIIIs1UH6H, IA.t AUguSt ~.
ID I've Editor Of he ln.e!!tGecer. -ltisS5
slE For some time past there has been 8
great deal OF talk about boat race being
made between young Ritz, Of your city, and
Peter Priddy, OF Pittsburgh. here wish Il
slate thst We havo chAlsr gad Ritz to r three
milo race several timta through the columns
OF the Pittsburgh Leader, and as yet have
leosiy n.a no reply whatever, Ny opinion i
1.-The Ia not, let him or his backera cover The
depo.it OF one hundred dollars now at the
office Of the Pittsburgh Lssder, aid ther
We will know be means busineg.. ~
-S7 3. Respectfully, .f,s.& g.f.
JOHN W, Pl1ppY.
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I HAVE have been Hay Fever Ell tIerer ior
three year; baye often heard ElY's Cream
Balm spoken Of In the highest tsrr.; did not
take much stook In II because Of the many
qunck msdioihcs. A friend persuaded me to
try the Balm, and did 80 With wonderful
success--T. s. GkKa, syracuse, N. Y. Price
fifty canta. NiA sg,5f Ta,,y ~ rrhsAw
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DENTISTRY,
A TIENTloN, PLUMED KNIGHTS.

kvcry member IL ca.neally requested 10 DO pres.
ont this ttlidayl evening. It $50 thn.p for drill;
aiso on she following Monday and "wednesday
OF the rlumcd Knights arc requested 10 hand In
their names before Monday, August IS, az the
membership will DO ed after thu, date, and Mr.
Bibles Will he unable 10 furnish suits Ritor Sep
tember ISL. 1854. B. ". PETEhSON, President.
& B. u ARRIsOE. Sec,etatY - au22
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AQUATIC AFFAIRS,
TeIslng md He'll to Row on tho ReIInir,
- -----L-- n - GOuiAe. =

C0uaxe.
II is now probable that Louis FeIsinr, OF
this city, and Henry He'll, Of Bellairc, will
again row three mile boa. race over the
Bellalre course in the near iutura. Felsing
and his friends, confident Of bis ability to
beat He'll with comps.eEt and honest ref.
cree, concluded yeaterlay to accept Hsil's
10 row on the Bollsira course
with the editor OF the Pitt7burgh Spor'ansn
for referee, and T. @. Adams went down 10
Bellsize last evening 10 make arrangements
for the race. 1t can now Gully fail to ma:
teriRlizs by He'll and bis hackers squea!ing.
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y AEnir ltNnr.

Tho yolteio Belt Company, M,rsh,,,
Mich, otIer 10 send DR.. l.5s's yol,nIc' I W..
and Appliances on .-.sl. for thirty DAYS ~ ~
msn,, young or old, sflllc!sd with nc,ron NJ
debility, Loot vitality and kindred trnnhIs.
sss advertisement In .his paper. IN .rhssw
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Baltimore & ohio un,,ro.l,

The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad will! RIM
mn excursion to Pittsburgh on Sunday, An.
gust "a. Round trip $50. Tiche,s good
to return on Sunday or Monday. Excursion
train will leave Baltimore & Ohio depot at
$50 4 ", city time, t. q. Ll-
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TEE Mountain Lake Park Hotel has been
II 4s,ly enlarged and improved, and lie now
resdy for the rscention OF ruests. Regular
rates Of bosrd 81 % rsr dsy, ia 90 per vet X,
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EEw Yong, August 7i.-Thc j,bbtng trade of al,
tho markets. although not real y active, continue,
70 show an Increasing demand for now Selection,
and duplicates, which are generally for ali clssscs
81 gcous and on iht> whole are 'skiug good ousn
tity Of stu besides 1Qnislng to be incfer SIM nra
Portions rs Tho month and seasoa ADVANCE = r- '
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, WAS long iimo sufferer With 1hsuma-
tism. says Mi. Anton Grand colas, Belleville,
Illinois. and was cured by the use Of 81.
Jacobs OIL, the great pain.sslisyer.
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"Ths 'ssuire," ssys the author Of "The
Hoosier echoo'nlaster," 'woro one glass eye
ind wiz. The glass eye was constantly
clipping out Of the focus, and the wig turning
around sidowIss on his head whenever be
addressed tho psople Of the Flat Greek die.
trlot."" 6adspectsole. Parker's Hair Balsam
preserves and promotes the growth Of the
natural hair. It also restores the natural
color TO hair which has faded or become
gray. Clean, elegant, beneficial highly per.
tuned. -psz.gF Ea5 ar,} ajs'Is 4AT
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The Peoples Remedy for Diliousnc,s, Con.
sapa,ion, Piles, Sick Headache, Jaundice,
DO, Ia Aiicn's Bilious FhyGic. a purely vesc.
table liquid remedy; large bottle, Is csnts
At all Dfuggists, YN fiTE NNE 7rhsAH
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In hand made, warranted, ut
Ca M J. W. AMycK's, u
,53i5s. Il. 4 lli3 Nam street.
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CtbttOI,.

NEW .YoRI, August 9l.-Co..nn steady. In,,,rrs
very steady; August TO- TIC: September 10 66s. nctc
Der loe5c: November l0.2:c: December 10 81. Jan
usrv % 40: February lo.47c; March l0.5Sc; Anril
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CONE quick. Good Jerseys Use
" piece Today. Only q limited
quantity on sale, ut EmsheiIner's.
ThernD,neser Record.

Tho following shows the range Of the Their
mame,er, as obselvedat Echnepfs drug store,
Opera House corner, yesterday: A. NJ, 49,;
IAN, So; 8 p, ", s20; I f.M., 7So. I,
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Fifty boxes Gsavsly tobacco. this IL the
boat ohsv In The market. For sale by AZ
60 fag n Is 3 l,,ss... G. 8. FkENY.
q Il r &. l i lAl0 Main A. ri
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Horsford'a Acid Phosphate kakeH q
Il $50 CooixE brink. fl'';y Ri
II Into bali q tumbles OF Ice water put la.
spoonful Of Acid Phosphate; add sugar 10 tho
s*a 's' q a5jf.5 4. Tshs4w
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INDICATIONS,

WARRINGTON, D. g., August 90 -1:so 4. II
For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley, occa-
siooa! showers, partly cloudy, followed by
clearing and fair weather, west to south
winds, s!ight fall In temperature, higher
barometer. =, u jl5l5 igEl7
For the Lowor Lakes, nlightly cooler, gem
srs!ly fair weather, ncrthwestesly winds,
higher barometer. tS..55 .5;. I n. a
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i4Il"DELMONTiNlIL COMpANyu

I" Belmont Nail Com many, bnr,r, :, ,,,s.,
pndSrigned trustee that !. hss e.seea ~ e. me
Sss sIaa lsSt. tho whole oi it, outssnd n
S sss S5 ms S M BY ,h ;nfs ess
tnd Of recold IN lo office Of III" Az le;o
Comfy copr. Of ohin COUNT ws vi.iass 'h r.
mus, aeGa of 10. paeea 29g 10 so5: INV HI. IL =,
b e"nas IT, 10 I tSads Of Al he a"fnS
-. 90, 90, q. o.. Oh. 81, Gn. al; ~ ~ A.
a. q, Sei Il, 7s,7O, ~. ai. <. M n "
~ IN 81 ia g.; e. o., los III. iSo. iss ~
w. @ IL IL H. 49, iSs a! !SS 10. ii.
bonds will psid on pres, MIN a. rm aSt Rtl
w whs sAHh UF WHESLtHit." in ibn rIty FL =;
msaeenE on sE.1xxnyR i 1851. at which i,, o.
'n s;y, an cease 70 hear Interest: eA ''lne
saA0 49, 49, ~ A, ], CLAEKE. T1us,aa
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Petroleum.

Oh CRY, Pa. August 2l.-~Na:loua. transit co,tts.
Sa,ss op"nsds At 5yHc hehes, ss lowest
s! S M q s,i SAFES barrels ceannees
80! barrels charters 1863 barrels. iii Civ
ol Exchange ssocks4 10 bid: IS 60 asked. - -
Pr1ebDEGH. Pa. August 2l-!n the afternoon
tho activity confined AND goad,lr II OF oil thsnSed
M. as prices deelia, y &,3c, thrn raliiei. nj.
upward tendency, r. \ - ;I'"A'' u y
TTrsylIz Pa. Auaus Educational Trans,,
ocrafcS es opened q: axe: highest s2ac: lowest
1910; closed At S214c. Shipments for entjre nj
regions co. % barrels; chsElen III, 643 taiIci,
o, NEW YoEE; August A.-ectsolcum hrn; United
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Superintendent Birch presented the re.
port received by him from H. q. Pend!eton,
clerk, showing the result Of the census and
the enumeration OF youth as msde by the
census takers appointed by the Board.
The following Ia syuopsis of the Kama
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Tho Committee on Order Of Business re.
ported as follows: II. a., rSs a 7l ia
We suggsss that no nominations OF csnfi.
dates be nlaLs to ell tho several county G iicea
and recommend that The following gentle.
men DO recommended to the favorable con.
slderation Of tho voters OF Marshall county
as rnstsblo persons to I'll the several offices
Iamei: T-a43. ,5i-,57., 80 ~ Ii
For sheriE-W. H. H. showac.e. ~ ~
Commissioner-R. B. Grow. AN n.
Cle.k OF Circuit Coust-A. O. Baker,
G e,k OF County Court-Gains w, .Eyans.
Houss Of Dslegates-0eorgs Edwards and
Frank Arnold. ~ 3. 3Spi gll-5 ssflI1
Asssssors, First district-John ". Crow.
Assessor, Second dstrlct-John Young,
Presenting Attorney. W. P. Reid, S5
County snryeyor-Jamss Il. Conner. u.
Tho following wOro thou named 30 tha
Members OF the County Executive Commit.
tee: Webster, J. NJ. snetliks,; Uaisn, Oass,
Bender; Franklin, Hiram Lulz; Cameron, a.
7. Evan; Washing,on.B. Dorsey; Sand Hill,
Dr.. GIsss; Clay: 8. J. Ga,t,;y Liberty, J. K.
Chase; Meade, James Wellmsu.t " : m
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THE Wsns" Boap 10 the biggest 0! Ill, tho