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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-08-30
SECOND WEEK

Gus Rogers. 8, v. Ridleapereer
W. A. RsdassIls, I. f. Henson.
t3so. W. ShacksIford, J, M. Hatch.
or, j. W. Story, B. W. CoIsy, J o.
Nance, ]. II ball, B. l., Grant, r.
B. HeSdersOa, G. W. Crawford, G.
". Wright, Tucker 'Spight, y. Mau-
ney B. Saith, s, S, Finger, Jobe
McAlIister, J. Il. Head, W. W.
Rutherford, Thes. j. Friar, q. W.
Carpenter q. K. Tayler, Jack
Rutherford, W. ]. Goudy, James
Heleembe,. W. A. HGdson, j, L. Oh
i've.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-08-30

JB. YsIIouIy, of Madison, was
nominated far Congress by the Re
pnbheAn coagsntion If tho >avenlA
congressional (BarksdaIo's) dis
trist, which mpt at Jackssa On the
7Oth lust fho asmj,atioa was ar5t
rendered te James Hill, colorsl,
bat he refnas4 Ia accept it.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-08-30

Chalmers has announced bis al
l'gianee to the RopqblieaA party
4anag this campaiga. We sap
psse he takes 40 thought for the
next, but will let it sIG a possibility
Of making another change take care
Of itself. If there is anything that
shows The ignorance ana want OF
iaanhood in tho vetsrs in some por-
lions Of Mississippi, it is thc fact
that Chalmers mama Is ever mea.
toned as a political possibility
how eltAer Republicans, Green
backers or Democrats can vote 70?
SO cOmplets demagegae ia q mys-
terry TO as WiAsioa Signal,
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TERMs or sUDsoaIprroN;
TjpPah County Democratic Executive
Committee.

Meets 1btaRd Bird Mondays In sv.
cry month. MEMBEhs: q. j. Fredei
lex, chairman; Il +. Ford aa4 l. z.
Saith Secretaries; L. A, WolE M j.
Bennett, N. l.. Marmou. Nj. l3. Law
rsy. W. L. aeBrayol, w. II. Wig,
iagton, J. +. Morris, W. q. Falkaer,
W A. Boyd, l.. J. Nanes, DR. ian.
Y. Aurry, T. Q Willis, Tns Waite,
A. A. W all, g, III. TAurmoa4.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-08-30

OA Sunday aight a Mass Thanks
giving meeting was hsld in the
toart hoase and talks made by eth
sr the pastor sr representative Of
the different churches Of ths town.
A general gssd feeling prevailed;
in fact, il WAS a time OF general re-
Joicing ever the blessings of the
three weeks revival In which so
many prefessed conversion aad the
religious Csaditiea Of the town was
SO much Improved. Much good
hAs bsen d0na and it will ne doubt
be lasting and parpetaate itself in
tho ages To esmo. --Corinth Her.
aid.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-08-30

Dana, ef tbs New York SaR, in
mpperting Bep BatIar, vAo does
NOT stand he gh"rt Of chaare @
being elected, is Indirectly ai'llae
in the elNctloa Of I1ia!ne, or in 9th
sr werds is asius hia psverl'nl inila
snse 'Fs keep tha rasealS Ia insteaA
efturnlng them cat"
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-08-30

J. A. PinAios, l.. +. Csf,sichal, Ii
7. Tiger. 4 !. TraniHam, j. L Fra
ziar, Il. Z Slewatt, J. +. Parks, 9
{. Galllsrd, ]. q. Cross. a. Daes, j
y, S'AitA, i>aiph Gray, w, +. Il. Bal
ley, George Norton, d. I. Rey-
nojds, A. A. AcAllistor, S. N. Nc
A'iister, W. P Pickett, J. 0. Kel
y, W. L. AsBraysr, g. w. Gipson,
/ 4 dassaw@v. j. G. Young, TAes.
Frazier, J, NJ. Eaten, A. L Palmer,
j ID &6rgan, J. Z, Mitchell, uenry
Williams, j L Noble.
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Arrangements are being made in va
rious parts Of Scotland for giving girls
in the last years Of their stay at school
practical instruction in cookery. At
present there are thirty-six schools in
Scotland in which cookery is taught.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-08-30

Wednesday we went to laka and
heard assrmon by Rev. Sam JeRee.
We estimAted the congregation at a
thousand. The attention was per-
feet and the effect, as usual, slss-
trical. The people seemed to be
getting deeply Interested in the
meeting, except seme Of Springs
visitsrs at the hotsl who persisted
10 containing their nightly dances,
The necessity Of holding the meet
ings in The open air was net faYora-
bic, Jet there Was every prospect
fer COED results -CoriatA Herald
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-08-30

10 the Shaw trial at Pentotse
last wsek severance was granted
aAd after several days spent in the
trial Of Dick Shaw the jury return
! sd . verdict ef fAaot guilty. Cor.
inth Herald.
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zee RsaEEar O =. g.. ..o.-..npn.-

e. I. E1fEr E: AND ,s'.."""'. Z /, ..
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o".. A-s4e, W.tjl has cv-Cmru@g All =
SIC tnce, by the Iuuevntd ;50odrIch Lar
seat cheapest hlndsomes; best El, CAN'T
Fly illustrated. Costs more per copy to man-
ufactGre thun the other lives that are sold
FLOR twice its prica OutselS Ill otherB ten
to one, One of our agents made profit of
over $50 the first day. A harvest of gold
viii be realized by every worker. All n"w
beginners succeed grandly. Terms free,
and the most liberal ever offered Save val
liable time by sending 25 cents for postage,
etc. On free outfit, which includes large
prospectus book. Act quickly 4 day at
the start is worth a week at the finish.
Ii, NALLETT & CO, Portland, Maine
July 19-3m.
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Witnesses summoned to Circuit
Court must personally claim their at
tendance either in open court or within
1--WE days after the court adiourns =
The state pays its own witnesses wheth-
er it gains or losesits case, and witness
es can demand theirpay each day ofthe
party plaintiff or defendant summon
ing them; and if not paid they can not
be forced to remain longer. The sum
mons compels them to attend, but when
they demand their pay and don't get it,
they are liable to no damageif they Sc
home. Witnesses before the grand
jury get nopay -Corinth Herald.
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For any information in regard TO
exhibits 1t the New Orleans Expe-
sition, address !. A. Jonas, Aber.
deem, Miss.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-06
IN DOUBT.

Indiana not so Certain for Blain After
All.
INDIANAPOLIS, November j.-Goyernor
Hendricks has been in receipt of kilograms
from various sources all day but nothing
from the National Democratic Committee
since morning. He answered telegram
from Joseph Pulitzer, Of the New York
World, who asked his opinion OF the re.
suit and the reasons that in his belief led to
it, and attached an inquiry as to how New
York had gone. In response Mr.
Pulitzer wired that New York
had given Cleveland and Hendricks small
plurality which might be increased. Any
how that State was sure for the Democratic
electors. The following telegram from the
Young Mems Independent Committee, New
York, gave Mr.. Hendricks considerable
personal qualification, but it was not graft
fying as to actual facts. "Believ ng that
the war issues are settled, the independent
Republicans OF New York have given you
the State and yo.ed in favor of sdministra-
tive reform.
This evening an Associated Press re-
rorter called upon the Governor and WAS
accorded brief interview. II firmly be.
Geve Indiana has gone Democratic by .
decisive majority. am inclined to extend
nv estimste oflast night from 5000 to
5000. Icannot understand the system
reports that is furnished by Mr.. Wallack,
the Western Union to the Associated
Press. | fear he is misleading
the people, l talked with General
eral Mason about it this afternoon ard
he stated that he had the same fault to find
when he was directing the affairs Of the
State Committee four years ago. AS to
New York State, OF course, / cannot be so
certain. If the Assoc:oted Press figures are
reliable they settle New York against Mr..
Cleveland. The division o! the Democratic
vote there between Cleveland and Butler was
due to the employment oi
the latter to work in
the interest of Blame. There is no doubt
that Butler was working for the Republican
managers. At the Democratic Committee
rooms, while the claim Of carry the State By
over 10 900 is still kept up, the further claim
ia made that the Republicans
are doctoring the returns to de
csive the people. Chairman Hen
derson saws the Democrats have elect
ed Ten Congressman, the Republicans one
Brown, with two districts, the Eighth snC
Ninth, in doubt Chairman New, of tht
Republican Committee, says Brown, John
SON. Steele and Owen are elected to Con
press. The FRS. district is still doubt
The State IS in doubt and claimed By botl
parties.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-06
the NEWSPAPER OFFICES.
Great Crowds Cheering the Different
Bulletins.

Great Crowds Cheering the Different
Bulletins.
NgN YORK, November 5.-The streets IN
front of the newspaper offices continue
blocked with crowds of people standing on
tiptoe scanning bulletins and waiting anx-
iously for definite news. Tbs Times,
Herald, World, Sun and Tribune, each had
its crowd. and the bulletins issued are so
different every man can have his wishes
grsti6ed.
The Tribune keeps its electric hight play wing
upon a card which informs all corners that
Blaine carries New York by 10000 and Is
elected President. The Sun keeps its crowd
interested. The Herald keeps isSuing dis
patches confirming the Democratic chances
which it promulgated IN the morn
ING. In front Of this build
ing is brilliantly illuminated and decked
with magnificent and very hatteriug por-
traits in color Of Cleveland and Hendricks.
The crowds in front OF the World and Her
aid officers are extremely jubilaut over the
Democratic victory now in store for them.
Every bulletin issued is the occasion Of SIS
much cheering and shouting as lift was not
fs,ly contradicted by the bulletin next door.
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WISCONSIN,.
The state Conceded to the Republi-
cans.

The state Conceded to the Repubh-
cans.
MILWAUKEE, VIII, November AT no
previous election in Wisconsin has there
been such delay in receiving returns from
the State as at present time. For q hours
figures have been coming in dribblets and
so scattered about the State that it has been
almost impossible to form reliable est
mate on any particular section. The
respective headquarters Of the Republican
and Democratic State Central Committee,
Of this city have been crowded during the
entire day by party leaders from various
parts Of the State and an interested popu-
lace. About the Republican headquarters
was Tor the greater part Of the time crowd
of about thousand or more msssed in front
of the large building told Milwaukee club
house) unable to gain admittance. Great
interest centered in New York, and as tele-
gram after telegram told Of brighter ont
rook in that State, wild cheers were
given by the enthusiastic crowd.
Late this afternoon, Gen. Fairchild, OF
Madison appeared and VAS greeted with
deafening cheers. In speech he express
ed his confidence in Republican victory
having been won Considering Wisconsin
The Republicans have in this campaign, in
addition to assisting outside States, worked
single handed and alone, furnishing their
funds and speakers They feel the result
Of their labors in the leading achievements
Of the contest They have elected the en-.
tire State ticket secured the Legislature
and gained four Congressman. Returns
from the leading precints Of the Sixth Con-
gressional ticket now insure tn
election of Guenther, Republican, whice
has been in doubt until this evening. This
makes the States Congressional representa-.
tives stand I Republicans > Democrats.
Az this hour the majoriies have not ma
terisIly changed from the figures given this
afternoon. Returns from 438 towns and
wards show net Democratic gain of ,7T8
on the Presidential ticket as compared with
the vote of 1885, Should proportionate
gain be shown for the Democratic ticket in
the remaining precincts Blaine will have
carried the State by ten thousand, but later
returns ere showing smaller average gain
Tor the Democratic ticket.
Conceded.
MrKAUxgE, November 5-The Wiscon-
sin State Democratic Central COMMITTEES
conoeds 1900 to 5000 Republican MAORI
II on the tasis Of the returns SO Ear as re
ceiVed
The Sire Of II.
Mnwauxgz, November 5.-Returns snd
estimates place the Republican plurality a
le.C00 or more. The Republicans elect
out of the Congressmen. Bragg and
Rankin only bsng saved. THIS Is a gain
Of 4. The msjoriiies on Congressmer
range from TOO upwards The Legislature
is Repzbiicsn in both branches insuring the
election Of q Republican TO the United
States Senate. AZ midnight line oi fullJ
1900 Republicans are paIsding the strest'
| OF Milwaukee with bands sLd banners II
honor OF their victory.
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AvsriS II. SRow5.
Both Ways.
VIRGINIA.

NV YORK, November 5.-The latest ad-
vices from Virginia received at Republican
headquarters in this city, make the malori-
tv for Blaine from 1000 to 10000.
Few Losses.
RlcuxoND, Va, November I.-Neariy
all returns received show Democratic gains
and few losses and a Democratic majority
of 5000. They claim eight out Of the ten
Courressmen from the State.
a Good Majority.
R!cHNoxD, Va, November j.--Oliiciat
ard semi-oficial returns from 30 counties
and all the cities of Virginia, give Cleve-
land ll,7S4 majority. These returns EN-.
brace many large Republican counties and
indicate that the State will give Cleveland
from 5000 to 10000 majority. 1t is now
quite certain the Democrats have elected
eight out Of the ten CongreSsmeu.
Different Claim.
PETERSBURG. November 5.-The Demo
Gratis are claiming the State by 1000 ma
iority. Senator Malone claims . it for the
Republicans BY 5000. Crowds are on the
streets awaiting the returns.
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ILLINOIS.

wonderful Iutrrrst iu the Geuerui Hesait
of thc ElsCtion.
Cmc,Go, November 5.-The uncertainty
as 10 the general result provoked great in
tercSt in late returns and the day ia the city
Lss been one of high excitement. The
streets were thronged all OF Tuesday night
by whiting crowds lin front OF the bulletin
boards and the conflicting nature Of the re
sors allowed tic adherents Of both parties
TO cheer for the success OF their candi-
date When indications tended their
wsy the remarkable sight was presented Of
large crowds still lingering in the basine',
heart Of tho CITY. Alter the frat editions
Of the morning papers had appeared on the
streets. the evening papers run hourly c'ii.
,ious throughout the entire night 20 meet
the craving of the populace for the --latest
news from New York and other doubtful
States. AS the day advanced the ceoxds
about the newspaper Offices again suelled
into such proportions rs 10 blockade travel.
and while there was wild cheering
BY the Republicans and Democrats alike,
the temper OF the crowd WAS excellent
throughout The returns from Illinois come
in slowly and were Of nature 10 cause
doubt as TO possible maiorities but the
State was generally conceded to the Re
publicans both on the State and on presi.
Dental ticket. The Chairman Of the Re-
publican State Committee made = claim
during tho afternoon Of 10000 msjority on
The Governor and the majority in both
branches Of the legislature
We Give h Up.
CHiciGo. November Sin ia precincts
in Illinois including !6t in Chicago. for
Governor, oglesby, Republican, has lss.'
i3i, Harrison, Democrat, l57,?63. Hobbs,
Prohibition. t,isj, Harper. Greenback.
l,?si; Oglesby over all, t,7o2. Chicago
city gives Blaine 1868. Cleveland is,t8j.
ST. John i9., Butler 50?; Baaine oys ell
1913
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Tbs Latest.


CmUxsps. O. Eoyeubss 5.--fs osi
foruia 4i5 precincts and wsrd in u eoss
ties outside Of San Paneiseo. giys Hs.ss
2s.7sT. Cleveland 1861.
In Michigan so precincts girs uaiss
1851, Cleveland Te.I0i. Butler a3,if3. 81.
John e,l79i Fusion plurality ..sj1. -
uet Denocsstic gain s.8t5.. Tie ssDs
precincts gave Aiees. RepubEean, ~ Tor.
ersoe. 5,7ol. Begsn, Fusion, 5s..ss4. lir,
hibifioa, 1889. i.
Illno;s-Eisetssa oeastiss op1side al
Cock coustJ, sitk tkirtssa precincts y
Hear from, shos Blaiess majority = -
II .1s2, net leseesstic gaia q 3.s03 -
l6l counties in tie gtais. ard u this ntSe
confines vosA ssdaes he Rspsbscea
majority Of fo.rie IN 1850 b. slssss lfoee,
Chicago g;vss Blaine 7.ss' p,snhsy on
Cleveland
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MORE ABOUT IT.
MORE ABOUT IT.
Further Returns From Our Own
Good State.
sHIl TRUE TO THE FAITH.
Birbee In the Fosrth District Makes Some
Unexpected Gains, But Gets
Left.
snu TRUE TO TIE FAITH.
rHe STATE AT LARGE.

The returns from the State continue 10 be
meagre and scattering. The vote was much
larger than was expected and the gains,
though urimportant on the State ticket, in
dicate Republican gains. The Fourth dis
,rict is close, but Gibson is undoubtedly
elected by majority Of probably 800. In
the Second and Third districts the Demo-
cratic candidates have large msiorities-
Following is the news in detail so fares re-
ceiYed
Hampshire County.
GRzgS SPRING, November 5.-Iiampshirc
county is about l,3jU Democratic.
wetsei County.
NV MRrIxsvITLg, November Six
districts give Brsuuon SO majority. One
10 hear from Brannons majority Will
reach 9la
Marion County.
Fa!EeoST, November marion county
official; Blaine's majority ;, Democratic
gain -.
woai CoUuiI.
PanEs RSBrFG, November J--Thc Green.
back vote in the country d,s,ric's went solid,
Is to Barbee and his majority in The county
is $40.
jackson County
JAcssoN, C. H., November i.--Jaekson
county gives iesbee $50 majority.
JAcxsoS, c. H., November i--Plea.ants
county gives Gibson $50 majority
Brooke County.
WulSuuRG, November j-l!rooke county
Official, Blaine 70a. Cleveland 15I, st. John
~, Cot COG, BraHnon 707.
Putnam County.
W,,,IEIu, November Putnam county
gives Barbec 2Jl majority, Blaine Us ma
iority.
Tyler County.
MIarlY3n,GSE. November :. - Tyler
county complete gives Gof TIC majority,
Blaine 400.
Hancock County.
Erw CUMBERLAND, November HAN
cock Official, gives Blaine 22O, Gof ~.
CabeI County.
H.sT,xGToS, November j.-Cabell
county, official gives Cleveland i52, Gibson
i63.
Marshall County.
Moy.psyIlLg, November 5.-Marshall
county. official, gives Goff T3j majority.
Tayler County.
GuAYTox. November 5.--Taylor county
Official. Blaine 27i. Democratic gain OF
6a oysr the October election.
Gilmer County.
Ns,7o>. November 5.-The official ma
;o.ty for Brsnnon in Gilmer county is 3Sl.
Lewis County.
" s-uN, November j.--Brannons n,a
joTiry IN Lewis county Is ll2.
Braxton County.
WFrc>, November 5.-Estimatcd re-
torus from BIayton county indicate 500 ma
,orits Tor Brsnnon.
Grant County.
GREENLAND. ". Va, November D. Tx.
elusive The vote at this place is as fol
lows: Cleveland 20, Blaine 81, Wilson q
Reynolds 80.
AT Msysville precinct-ClevelandG 6, Blaine
ll9, Wilson 5, Reynolds 100 Rcmainder
of county unheard from.
Randolph County.
BENgRLY, ". Va, November ) j--BcYerly
District gives Cleveland l8e; Blaine 62;
Congress Wilson, Democrat, ls6; Rcy-
noIds, Republican, Sc; for railroad sub.
scription 223, against ID. The county will
give Cleveland COO majority; Wilson will
run ahead Of his ticket all over the county.
The railroad subscription will carry beyond
a doubt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-06
ABOUT $4,000
I Il H.. si,. Of the RspubiioAa sfai~sstg
| iu IllinelA.

!. H.. si,. Of the RspabiioAa Mai~sstS
ia 1ilinetA.
CRrc uIo. November j.-Nincteen coan.
ties in Illinois, outside Of Cook. with bst
thirteen precincts 10 hear from, show
Blainc's majori,ics aggregate ! .229. Con
pared with Garfelds in 1850. Il shows
Republican loss Of 2,497. Cleve-
lands msjoeities aggregate 5,s3S.
Compared with Hancock sthey show gsis
Of zoe. q net Demorntic gain Of 2,t0S.
There are 10? eovnties in the State and th1
ratio continued would reduce the RepobI-
can majority by about 1900. compsrrd
with Gsrfelds i0,7l6 in 1880.
CHlrAco. November 5.--Returns 10 lbs
Tima+ from the State to midnight indicate
the delegation TO Congress will stand Re.
publican ~; Democrats 4. The prcseat
te'cgsiios stands Republicans u Demo.
Gratis n: Independents /.
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CLEVELAND GETS 1T.

Indiana Gives the Democratic Ticket
Majority.
ST. LoUIs, Noyember5.-Johu 8, Prsther.
member of the Democratic National Com
mittee received the following dispatch late
tonight from prominent member Of the
National Committee:
ISpIANAroLIs, November 5. 1t viii
tske no official count to determine the vote
Of Indiana. Large gains in Democratic
co1aties and Republican losts IN theis
cous,ies show TOO Democratic gain oye'
Ebe vote Of two years ago, Eightsen coOa-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-06
At 10000,
Pennsylvania.

PulLApELpHIA, November 5.-A plurality
of 20 900 is indicated for Blaine here. Com
plete returns from all the legislative dis
tr;cts in the State except Wayne county
show the Senate viii have 81 Republicans
and 10 Democrats, and the House lao Re
pubFcans and SO Democrats, with two
doubtful districts Wayne County,. This
viii give the Republicans 81 majority on
Joint ballot even should the Democrat:
elect the Wayne county candidates. In
the present legislature the Democrats have
A majority OF Is on joint ballot, as follows
Senate, Republicans so, Democrats 20
House, Republicans So, Democrats llS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-06

S'gc- rT'lQC th3 G50Fa JuJge br2anOn
'.a--a.. 3 - t3i,ONs
~.H. -.-.. ns E-rp-~.
N.-r"y November Ny majority in
irs:,. BgaN,on ard Gil1er IS over 1000.
re-. han tg,l6; nv promise. What say
s.a c- lie river JNp BRANSOS.
A-ys:uz 81 ever loco majority in thOse
three counties for the Judge he still lacks
.l6 Of -aai0g tho rifle. Since writing the
ao0's Ws,zyl C. aty's official vote gives
ali-s B-snnou forty-,hree more than esti-
mats. This leaves COTS majority ll3.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-06
NEW JERSEY.
The state Undoubtedly Democratic by
Small Majority,

The State UndoubfedIy DcmocraIIc by
Small Majority.
TRrxToy, November 5.-New JerzeY is
undoubtedl7 Democratic unless linds0n
county should give much smaller majority
than is now claimed namely 1000. The
Trenton Times has careful estimates from
all counties, showing .Cievelsnds majority
to be 2,2s3. At Albany tho Indications are
also that California, Nevada and Oregon
NAV have gone Democratic, while it is pos,
sibie tha; Cleveland may be elected without
New York. The chances are that that
State viii be the pivotal one. There is in.
tense excitement in this city over the re.
suit. Business is partially Suspended and
the newspaper and telegraph bulletins and
Offices are thronged with anxious crowda.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-06

MANY who long sG!fered from urinary aud
digestive diseases. causing nervousness, de
bili,y and weakness, after trying bitters, KID
ney medicines. iron medicines etc. without
benefit. have found permanent relief IN
from one 10 three bottles Of Or Guysotts s
Yellow Dock aud Sarsaparilla, the only per
feet blood purifier and strengthener. Hsn-
dreds Of letters TO the proprietors have, e,ess-
ti6sd TO its superiority over the maay pre-
tended cures so largely advertised oy means
OF bogus certificates ths: Sre bought sad
paid tor. -