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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-24
AN EVENING BLAZE.
A Great Fire Destroys ths Largest
Dry Goods House
IN THE BUSY NORTHWEST.
Eating Through Walls of Stone as
If They Were But Tin
der Ledges.
THE LOSS COVERED BY INSURANCE.

MlLwAuKEE, Wis, October 23.-At ten
o'clock this evening fire was discovered
in the cloak department of 7. A. Chap
mans mammoth dry goods establishment,
resulting in its complete destruction, togeth-
er with the contents. There was prompt
response from the FIRE department but it
soon became evident that the structure was
doomed. A general alarm was sounded
bringing out the entire fire department OF
the city, but even this seemed to have no ef
feet on the flames which swept through the
magnificent establishment as though it was
tinder box. Within two hours from the
hour of the discovery OF the fire the build
ing and contents we're mass Of ruins. The
building was a four-story brick, 2l0 BY
$50 feet, ground space, corner Of Wisconsin
and Milwaukee streets Loss on building,
$l50,000; on Chapman's stock, $3.50, 600.
Stark Brothers, who occupied a portion OF
the building, lose 100000 on stock.
Everything is fully covered by
insurance. At ll;jO the Milwaukee street
wall fell but warning had been given for
fremen and citizens 10 look out for danger.
After the wall fell the flames were soon
under control, and were prevented from
spreading to the adjoining blocks, which
previously seemed.inevirable. ChaPman's
was the largest retail dr. goods establish
ment in the Northwest.
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MOTHER HUSBANDS

Ofihe Ordinary Kind Can be Worn Out
West.
CHICAGO, October 23.-There is absolute
y no foundation for the reports that the po-
lice authorities have issued an order pro.
hibitipg the wearing Of the Mother Hub
bard dress upon the streets. The. story
grew out OF the arrest ofa girl OF ill-repute
for wearing white Mother Hubbard close
y resembling a night dress. The officer
making the arrest (solely upon his own re-
sponsibility) had warned the girls Of that
class living on his beat not to appear in
publicattircd in white gowus Of that descrip-
ton. None oI the police officials have is
sued any orders on the subject, and women
who are on the streets in ordinary Mother
Hubbards are in no danger Of arrest. There
have been no arrests other than the one
meptionp1
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BEATING BLAINE.
Peru, Indiana, Removes the Diiapidated
Fabric From the Amateurrrss.

Peru, Indiana, Removes the Dilapidated
Fabric From the Amateurrrss.
IXDIANAPOLIS IND., October 23.-A Dem
ocratic rally and barbecue was held at Peru
to-day. The crowd was the largest ever as
sembled in the town. numbering about 25,-
OOO. There was large industrial parade
by townships and fine array of uni
formed clubs and bands. Seventy-six
beeves and a dozen sheep failed to
satisfy the hunger of the crowd. The ar
rival of Mr.. Hendricks was greeted with
great enthusiasm, and his address was re-
ceived with rounds of applause. Speeches
were also made by ex-senator Mcdonald,
Durbin Ward and others. In the evening
there was large torchight procession and
a creditable display of fireworks.
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TIE CARTHsGE FIRE.
Speedy and Generous Relief Being
Afforded the Sufferers.

Speedy and Generous Relief Being
Afforded the Sufferers.
WATERFOWL, N Y, October 23.-The
rain last night quenced the Carthage FIRE.
Assistance is being rendered the affiictedpeo.
pie as fast as possible. Teams are gather
ing provisions, clothing and bedding here
to-day. Over three thousand dollars in
cash was sent from here. The Relief Com
mittee in Carthage is actively at work.
The people not burned out
have given up every room
for beds. Barns, offices and stores are
turned into shelter for the people at night.
It is believed enough clothing and food will
be furnished the people from near BY places
The money will be used for building tenn
porary residences. The lumbermen OF
northern New York make generous offers
assistance. Contributions should be sent tc
Charles Z. Ryther, Mreasurer OF the Relief
Committee carthage.
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WITH ENERGY.
The Democrats of California Making
Splendid Fight.

The Democrats of California Making a
Splendid Fight.
WASHINGTON, d. c., October 23.| Ex-
elusive. IA gentleman recently arrived
from California and thoroughly posted in
the politics of the Psciefc slope, expressed
the opinion in a conversation to-day that
the electoral vote of California would be
cast for Cleveland, Notwithstanding the
claim of invincibility in that State preferred
By Mr.. Blaiue's friends. The Democrats
are conducting the canvass with shrewd-
ness and energy. and The -Monopohsts
Who are very strong in that locality, are
making considerable heacway against
Blaine. 1t was possible, however, the Re
publicans might control the Legislature, in
which case Mr. Sargent ex-Minister to Ber.
Hn would be returned to the Senate to
succeed Senator Farley, Democrat whose
term expires March 4 next. Should the
Legislature be Democratic, the chances
were largely in favor of the election of
State Senator Newland.
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BESwooD BREEzEx.
EHsets Of Hard Tinss-0efrs Brown Dsse1
-Blaine's BIoody shirt.

Elects Of Hard TInss-OoTs brown bseeo
-Blaine's Bloody shirt.
Hard times is being severely felt By As
citizens sf this place. All the voh STOPPED
With The exception ofths steel. With 10 sz-
pectatiou Of their sosa resumiaG. Il CO.
tainly looks gloomy With hssd piscAisg
want staring us 10 the face. Oar peopls
are wondering whether Gen. Cod intssds %
treat them with . second edition of his
Bourbon iuics and brown broad spsssh
The Ohio River Railroad Company or
tsinly are not deserving The patsooAssof
the people, o. else they would q socs ereee
. building in vhch psssssge0 eoeA =
sheltered, fos 70 ny The lsAs = =
an outrage foe . s.iaroa1 co.
pany TO tins treat - pAboa4
if Ir. Blaine bad done nsfhing eass 70 coo.
vince the people Of his sasosthissD - ~
rae exalted position y vhieA - aspisss;
ma Indianapolis speech shoaN bsssGi6sqt:
bis attempt 70 kn into kis ~ asa1 sob4s
Of the var, and aroused IN ths hias1 hts9-
ness and snimssities Of H. pass ece:ss.
the elections, u he hst sxpisiag shfsek 9
. demaeorrA tesally snvossAy u Mppces
Of an esEsi.essd AZ i.ssllie.A psoslA'
The BIZ asd Logsa dub q dis plaes 81
CURED - Mar,is's RaEy. ~ e.sninG &
| tske paxt In ths pasade tbesa ~. tres,
| Portsrfeld, vhe lelt ths State dlAgustsd
7 ,fte, tbe eiect;oa las rsturual sEsin. y
link there = stiil . remote chanes y.
Blaine IN the State. How hopalass5
1 tss,,,a On shs R;ble vas de;iserrd .. ~
klhooi house Is; esssiag
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BANK FAILURE.
A Prominsat Private Banking House Sus-
pends Payment.

A Prominsat Private Banking House sus-
pends Payment.
WASHINGTON, D. c., October 23.-The
private banking house Of H. D, Cooke &
Co., this city, displayed the following notice
at the usual opening hour this morning.
Owing to our inability to meet pressing
demands, we deem it better for the interests
of all concerned to suspend temporarily" "
The firm consists of H. D. Cooke, Of
Washington City and A. G. Campbell, of
Kansas and Utah. The latter is not in the
city and Mr.. Cooke has remained at his
residence, this morning. From Major John
W. Carson, confidential clerk of the house,
it is learned the total Indebtedness of the
firm is $4,000, of which 100000 is fully
secured. The liabilities are nearly all due
in Washington. Major Carson says there
is every reason to believe the firm will be
able with the aid Of some indulgence in time
to paw all its liabilities N full.
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OEruTy MAEsHALIs IN WHEELING.

OhPuTT NiESHALLs IN WHEELING.
there Is a sumor that Marshall ATKINSON
'a aPpoiGJ a lot Of Deputy Marshalls to
lpervise the elections in Wheeling. If
ae does DO so, it viii be an outrage
'aA' viii be resented. There has been
10 charge of illegal voting on the part
u the Democrats in Wheeling, nor is
mere the semblanee of any ground for such
. !, Ssarge. And the appointment Of Deputy
'.A''halls on the pie. of necessity for th'
f'O'eeuon of the sanctty of the ballot, vii
Ds an insult to the good order of the city
1n0 vii be resented BY hundreds of decen
neplbEcans voting the Democratic ticket
,'!Neau ATKINSON had better think twie
'ei'ie he acts once in this matter,
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GOING BACK.

Blaine To Rush to the Rescue Of the Empire
state Republicans.
New York, October 23.-A telegram has
been received at Republican headquarters
from Mr. Blaine, announcing that he would
reach New York on Tuesday evening next
He will journey here by the way Of the Erie
railroad and will stop over night at Elmira
on Monday, accomplishing the rest Of the
trip the next day, speaking a, various points
along the route. Chairman Warren and
Draper have not We, arranged any OF Mr.
Blan e's engagements. TIe only thing de-
urriued upon is that he will keep Thurs,
iav the 3Oth inst, for his trip to Brook
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NO FUSION.

Democrats Refuse to Join Ha DIS With
the Butterflies.
PITTsBURG, October 23.-The national
'wreaghs iron pipe pool formed here last
December dissolved to-day, because Of disa-
greement over the division of profits, The
Enterprise iron works, of New York, owned
by the pool, was ordered to be sold and the
proceeds divided among the members. A
general cut in prices is now predicted.
The idea ST fusion between the Democrats
and Butterflies in Pennsylvania was aban,
doned to-day. Thomas A. Armstrong will
not be placed upon the Democratic ticket
for the purpose Of strengthening the oppo-
sition with a view of defeating Calvin Wells,
Republican Elector, as contemplated.
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AFTER THIRTY.THReE YEARS.
A Georgian Returns to His Family Sli.
IIonaire.

A Georgian Returns TO His Family SlIi.
Ii0naire.
WORTH, Ga, October 23.-Thirty three
years ago when the California gold fever
was at its height, there lived in this county
a young man named Wilson who had .
pretty young wife and child. A quarrel
between the couple caused the husband 70
20 to California. A few years later II ~as
announced tha, he was dead.
The widow remarked and the grave IN
California was forgotten. Last week there
arrived in this city gentleman about fly
five years Of age, evidently man Of means.
who began inauiring about the old fsnilies-
], was the long absent husband, who vss
appointed commissioners for California st
the New Orleans Exposition, and Who vas
anxious to make up with his wife. He
found his son, Who h married and tho
father Of family, and has furnished them
means TO Join him in California vhers Il IL
,aid he is millionaire. Mr.. Wilson coa-
tinued on his way 70 New Orleans.
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BRIDGEPORT. NEWS.
Pleasant Wedding burglary - Railroad
and Town News.

Pleasant Wedding burglary - Railroad
and Town Nsws.
Last nj hit Mr.. f. X. johnson, Of Belle
Plains, Has, and Mrs. Mollie Z. King, Of
Bridgeport, we're married BY Rev. Secrest
at the Methodist parsonage. The newly
married couple win leave on Saturday for
Indianapolis, Ind, where they will spend a
few days with friends Of the bride before
leaving far their home in Southern Kansas.
Another wedding will take place here short
II that will surprise the people Of Bridgeport.
On Wednesday night thieves entered the
saloon Of Mr.. Martin Joice by forcing open
a transom The only thing disturbed was
a keg of beer which was left in the door.
They we're evidently after money but failed
to find any, and departed, leaving the door
open. The c. Il P. Z. r Company is
having a cinder walk made in front Of the
depot. Flag stones will not be put down a.
reported. The bridge on the C., L. d W.
r. r. at Tenants tunnel, recently
damaged by FIRE, has been repaired
and trains are again running
usual. The bridge over the creek here was
also repaired yesterday. Chas- Chapman
is home from Steubenville. c. c. Marsh
of Bellaire, B. 7. Kelly, of Maynard and
Mrs L. C. Sedwick and daughter, OF St
Clairsville, were in town yesterday. No ar
rests have been made for several days and
Mayor Junkins says there is no use Of AM
one irving to break into the lookup. Helm
lein Bros. will have the fronts Of their blocl
on Bank street repainted Al Pickard, wht
was hurt on the G., L. i W. railroad som
time ago, has recovered sufficiently to 60 t
his home in St Clairsyille.
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THE WCRKINGMEN WIN.
They Gain a Case Against the Bethlehe.
Coal COmDany.

They Gain a Case Against the Bethlehem
Coal Company.
ALLENTOWN, Pa, October 23.-Five o
tie cases of the laborers OF the Bethlehem
Coal Company were tried to-day, the result
being verdicts against the company. The
court held that under the act of June, 1881
the company had no right to deduct store
bills from the wages Of their workmen, anG
directed verdict for the plaintiff. The
amount involved in similar cases aggre
gates $4,000. The trial created much in
terest, as this is the first act of the assembly
protecting the wages of laborers. The
company took exceptions, and carries the
case to the Supreme Court.
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FATAL COLLISION.

Two Canadian Trains in a Frightful
Wreck.
MONTREAL, October 23.-The express
train which left here last night ran into a
cattle and freight train, east bound at Point
Claire station. The engines of both trains
are reported destroyed. Alexander Stewart,
engineer, OF the express train was killed
and the fireman seriously injured, both legs
being broken. A number of passengers
were slightly injured, George McMaster. a
commercial traveller, of this city, was badly
hurt about the head and bods. A large
number of cattle were killed. The loss to
property estimated at over 100000.
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He Denies II.

WASHINGTON, D. c. October 2$.-Secre,
tary FrelinghuySen says thee is no truth
in the widely printed statement yesterday
that his daughter will be married to Presi,
dent Arthur He says there is nothing like
an afEectonate attachment between them.
1t is generally believed here that Secretary
Frelinghuysen makes this denial for the
purpose of checking gossipers and that
Miss Tillie Frelinghuysen will become Mrs.
Arthur before it is 100 late for her to be
mistress of the White House
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An AdYertising scheme.

PEORIA, Ill, October 23.-Yesterday 5
demonstration in honor of General Logan
was an imposing one At point one
mile west Of Knoxwell dastardly attempt
was made to wreck the train conveying the
party. The train was running at the rate
of forty miles an hour, and upon rounding
a curve the engineer noticed an obstruction
on the track. He put on the brakes i'm
mediately, but did not succeed in bringing
the train to ssand until the engine had
run over two of the four ties which had been
laid across the rails.
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FATAL ACCIDENT.
Cleveland Gets Her First Fall OF Snow for
the SaasOn.

Cleveland Gets Her First Fall OF Snow for
the Season.
CLEVELAND, October 23.-Charles Kim
ball, butcher, while driving to market
this morning about 3 o'clock, fell asleep on
his wagon box On approaching the rail
way crossing in the Eighteenth ward the
team took fright and dashed into coaI
train. The horses and man were killed and
the wreck Of the wagon derailed four cars
tearing up considerable stretch Of the
track
The first snow of the season fell here this
morning. The wind is very brisk but not
hiuh
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NES1 FEalXIA does not elect Congress
-aH until he November election hence
Ieet talk o: Democratic gains there is as
= pfena;gre.-Belmont Chronicle.
'& a.al The Democrats gained the
1s' district BY 700 majority, and viii send
aase Bf'Nyoy to keep the Congressional
"a; Sarm which Corr has occupied. Oh!
.o' Tie street talk Of Democratic gains is
lo' Premature"
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ON JORDAN'S STORMY BANK.
A Young Man Marriss His Sweetheart and
Die.

A Young Man Marries His Sweetheart and
Dies.
KANSAS CITY Mo-, October 23,-Captain
S. r. Radford, a well known young real e'.
tate man Of this city, died a, his rooms on
West Tenth street last night after an illness
of three weeks. He was engaged to be
married 10 Miss Ragland Of Liberty who
has been visiting in Virginia, and when he
found his end approaching he caused tel
egram to be sent to her with the wish that
they might be united before his death. Miss
Ragland arrived in this city Tuesday morn,
ing, and the nuptiaIs w'r'' a, once solem.
nized at the bedside OF the groom Captain
Radford made his will lew hours before
his death, leaving the bulk of his property
N bis Iri1a
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A Clergyman Charged With Conspiracy.

READING, Pa, October 25.-Yesterday
morning Detective Lyons swore out warrants
for the arrest of Martin Luther Fritcb, a
a we'll known Reformed church minister,
and chaplain at the county almshouse, and
Samuel G. Wenrick, wealthy cattle drover,
who has been furnishing the almshouse with
large consignments Of cattle. They are
charged with bribery and conspiracy in con
nection with the almshouse frauds now be-
ing investigated. Other arrests will follow
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Seven Persons Poisoned by Pork

ELIZABETH, N. j., October 23.-Mrs. c.
c. Thompson, Of this place, is very i'll, and
six of the members of her family are just
recovering from what is believed to be a
case of pork poisoning. The seven persons
affected ate literally on Tuesday Of ham
for breakfast. The remaining members Of
the family who did not partake of the ham
we're not affected Physicians were sum-
moned, and they did all they could for the
sufferers, but for time it was feared that
some OF them would die 1t is thought now
that all will recover The affair has caused
considerable excitement here.
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roa Righ-Prised for America,

NEw YORK, October 2S.-Madame Patti
exorbitans demands net having been COM
piled with BY the directors Of the Academy
of Music, she has refused to appear in
opera in fhis city during the coming season,
as announced and intended. Yesterday
Col Mapleson telegraphed from London
notifying the directors to remove Nine
PATHS name from the prospectus Of the
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pleased Nationalists,

Cork, October 23.-Wiliam y Brien,
member of Parliament for Mallow, deliv-
cred lecture here last night on "Englsnds
laet opportunities. He expressed his joy
At the removal of Trevelyan from Chiet
Secretarysbip, and said ii Irishmen stood
lovally BY Parnell, Earl Spencer, Lord
Lieutenant would soon follow him, and
possibly English rule also.
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BURSTED BOILER.
Three Men Blown to Atoms.

GALVESTON, TEX, October 23.-The News
Ataks, Indian Territory, special says:
The boilers in B Scratches & Co.'S saw.
mill exploded this morning killing three
men, j. B. Oliver, Frank Choate, Of Ataka,
and John Radcliffe, engineer, from CLAYTON,
Ills. Oliver and Choate leave large fami,
lies. The explosion was the result Of care
lessness. Damage 81, 200; no insurance.
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A CONFIDENT CLAIM.

Chairman Barnum Says New York is Ger
tain for Cleveland.
NEW YORK, October % Exclusive. j
Clairman Baruum said after the conven
,icn of the County Democracy that he was
sorry there was no. harmony within the
Democratic ranks, but it made no difference
20 far as Cleveland is concerned in the
State. He has late reports from every
voting precinct in the state, and declares
confidently that Cleveland is safe beyond
srv possible chance
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Gladstone's Advice.

LONDON, October 2S.-Gladstone has writ
ten long letter to the St. Assph diocesan
conference on the subject "Disestabhsh-
ment of the Church of England" In it he
counsels churchmen to be tolerant of each
others views and to conduct their eontro-
versies with charity, moderation, milduess
and reserve,
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The Child of Desire,

Cork, October 23.-Wm. o Brien, meu-
Der of Parliament for Mallon, delivered a
lecture here last night on England lost op
portunities. He expressed his joy at the
removal of Trevelyan:from the Chief Secre-
taryship and said if Irishmeu stood Loyalty
by Parnell, Earl Spencer the Lord Lieu
tenant, would soon follow him and possibly
English rule also.
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To His First Love.

CuICAGo, October 23.-The Tribune says
negotiations have been going on for some
time which are expected to make Carl
Scburz resident of Chicago. A number
IF friends are said to have raised the neces
sary money to purchase the Demokrat, a
German daily newspaper started here a
yelr ago, and that the paper will be bought
and Mr.. Sehurz placed in charge of it.
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NERVOUS debility, indicated by Ii

NERVOUS debility, indicated by loss Of
memory universal lassitude, constant fatigue,
vivid dreaming, unnatural excitements,
fits of dizziness, ETC., is quickly cured BY
using Dr.. Guysott's Yellow Dock and Sar-
saparilla. This remedy puri6es the blood,
strengthens the weak portions of the body,
quiets the nerves, produces dresmless slum-
Der. and is the only remedy that permsn-
emily cures the many distressful ailments
resulting from nervous debility.
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Mare Star Route,

HASHINGrOS, D. C., October 24.-The
Postmaster General has referred one Of the
Star route controversies to the Court of
Claims for settlement. ". NJ Griffith, q
lasge mail contractor in arkansas, demands
pay for two quarters, amounting to 81 900.
fAe Department, however, contends the
contractor has already been overpaid for
fraudulent expedition upwards OF $50, 900.
The issues are much the same IS those in
yolyed in all the Star route cases.
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w snail carry Indiana as We carried
.@o' shouts a BLAINE organ. The bull
,02 'eTo.yers have already been bought.
i'oLAY S promising to advance the cases
:. ltas'On applicants over those from Ohio.
Asa'ucky ragroes are coming into the State
70 'e sworn in as United States Msrshals
-L0 slaughter a few dozen Democrats early
y ne morning OF election day. so as to
/, s.e' Others from voting. That is the way
DIANE vii carry Indiana, if he carries ii
tisl
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A True Bill.

PE1ERsBUEg, Va, October %. - The
Hastings Court has found a true bill against
Thomas Whyte, late cashier of the Planters
and Mechanics Bank, charging him with
being accessory to W. W. Whyte, late teller
of said bank, in making certain fraudulent
entries on the tellers book. The cases os
W. w. and Thomas WhYte are set down for
trial on November I.
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Counterfeit Dol,ats

BosrsS, October 23-There are in circu
lation m this city counterfeit silver dollars
so finely executed as to almost defy detec-
ton. They are Of Whitish color, dated
1854, and have a fine, clear and almost
perfect ring. The die is excellent, and the
size and thickness correspond with the
standard silver dollar
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Ass.ta recoau, Of the vote Of Taylor
soan,v H-.H Evans. Esq, the Democratic
candidate FOR Sheriff, was awarded that
ice By Two majority. 4 close shave, but
} will answer Evans has beeI there BE-
-rc aEl INK q No ! nEicer