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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-11-21

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cleaning and polishing fins plated ware.
Jeweiry and glass, We challenge the
world for its equal. Sample boxes sent
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agents and wholesale dealers. Address
II. kENTON.
Albany, Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-11-21
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE.

sueisnt 20 Stow its merits viii be sent 20 any eas
applying b letter, stating his symptoms and age.
Communications strictly confidential,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-11-21
The Great English Rene

Is . never falling cure for
Debility, Seminal
Weakness, Exhausted Vi
taiity, 6permatoFThea,
LOST MANHOOD, I'M
potency, Paralysis, and all
terrible effects Of Self
Abuse, youthful fOllies, and
s3eesses IN matuTer years
such as loss Of Memory,
LAssitude, Emission, Aver
sion to Society. DiInness Of
Vision, Noialss in the Head:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-11-21
THE EXPERT SPECIALIST,

nR- ALLEN. AS Is WELL KNOWN. Is A REQ
- ular graduated Physician, educated 81 Bcwdoln
College and University Of Michigan. He has devoted
lifetime 10 the study Of aSd i aekns~ icdged 10 90
the most expert student In his speciality The Pa
etar fEanmf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-11-21

CHRISTIAN CHURCH .-Preaching everySsb-
path at w. c. I. U. Hall, at IL AM.& 7:S0
n. Sunday School at half past o'clock P.
II. Rev ] I FloYd. Pas tor
The Billings herald. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1882-1885, 1884-05-03
President of Mexico.

The unsettled condition of Mexi-
can politics, just now, a revolution
being threatened on account, chiefly
of the exactions made by the gov
ernment, makes a sketch of the
President, to whom his enemies as
cribe the difficulty, opportune.-
Mexico is short of money for the
use of the government, and is re-
ported to be anxious to borrow
S2O,OOO,OO at the present time.
Two years ago, under similar pres
sure, Congress passed a law grant
ing the President extraordinary
powers. In pursuance Of this law
President Gonzales recently issued
stamp decree, thereby creating
the present complication, which is
more disastrous to business than the
previous financial stringency.
General Gonzales has been Presi-
dent of Mexico since December 1
1880. He was born about 80 wears
ago, at Matamoras, State of Tamau.
lipas, Mexico. Prcferring a mill.
tary life, he joined the army as a
private soldier, and rose rapidly in
his profession. He served with dis.
tinction against the French in 1862
and 1864, as colonel Of a regiment
and lost an arm while defending
the fortress of San Marca against
the invaders. In 1876 he was ere.
ated a Major-General, and held
office as Secretary of War during
the administration Of President
Diaz, whom he succeeded as the
result of a revolution.
Under President Gonzales's ad.
ministration Mexico has made raplc
advances in material prosperity anc
civilization. lie has a fine presence
is not tall in stature, but we'll built
and of sturdy physique. Estimates
of his character differ very greatly
The Billings herald. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1882-1885, 1884-05-03
WASHINGTON LETTER.
(From Our Regular Correspondent }

WASHINGTON, April 2S.-The
maddest man in Washington is
Emory A. Storrs, of Chicago. He
is here, in the interest of the Chi
cago stock yards to oppose the
Pleuro-pneumonia bill, but has
taken a great deal of interest in the
Presidential question. He was an
Arthur man when he came, but
called upon General Logan, the
senator from his state, to secure his
vote against what is familiarly
called "the COW bill" While there
Mrs. Logan reproached him for not
supporting her husband, as they
had been depending upon him to
present the Generals name to the
convention, but she supposed they
could find some one else quite as
eloquent who would be willing to
do it. Leonard Sweet of Chicago,
she thought, was just the man
Sweet is Storrs's rival at the Chi
cago bar, and his human nature was
too weak to resist the temptation.
Rather than have Sweet enjoy the
honor of making the nominating
speech, Storrs deserted Arthur and
joined the Logan boom.
Since then he has spent most OF
his time at the Logan headquarters
in constant consultation with the
Illinois candidate, assisting hin
with his counsel and acting as a
sort of deputy director of the Lo
gan canvass. That he was to be {
delegate-at-large from Illinois to th'
National Convention was we'll un
derstood. It was announced by
Logan and published again an(
The Billings herald. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1882-1885, 1884-05-03
Wonderful Trees.

Two remarkable trees of Central
Africa have been described by the Span
ish traveller, Atargues de Sosten. Ono
OF these, the acacia mimosa, grows lux
uriantly in the mountainous regions,
sending out its branches from tie
ground, much in the same way as the
ibis of an umbrella when extended
spread out from the handle. 10 COM
plete it's resemblance to an umbrella
of gigantic size the scanty leaves at
the top are closely interviewer, and
the whole forms a natural protection
from the suns rays of no mean import
ance to the weary explorer as he seeks
rest in the heat of the day. Many an
imals, no doubt, also avail themselves
of it's grateful shelter. its height is
about ten feet. The ether tree is still
more curious. It's scient fic name il
Daobab dina. This tire, has o huge.
smooth, dark-brown trunk, hollow in
t.e center. Into this cavity it absorbs
during the rainy season store of water
sufficient to last for many months. In
short, it seems to be q kind OF cistcrn
tree. The branches are thick, short
and bent inward. Few leaves are pro,
due d, and these are soon dried up. andt
falling off, the branches lcok gaunr.
enough.
The Billings herald. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1882-1885, 1884-05-03
FAILURE.

The golden peaks seem fair and far
To myriad souls ascending,
Far-rcaching for the mystic heights
or fame and joy unending.
Youth presses on with eager face.
Age creeps with slow and faltering pace,
And many falter in the race
To earth again descending.
All, many climb who do not reach
The heights to God uplitted;
And many fall from dizzy heights
Mid clouds of earth blue-rifted.
For 10! yon purple peak afar,
Above whose crest'the midnight star
Shines oft, unlocks its crimson bar
To souls alone God-sifted.
But shall men say that all do fail
Who reach not heights SO glowing,
But faint and weary linger oft
BY streamlets gently flowing,
Or turn aside from peaks Of snow,
To help some brother fallen low?
And do these souls a failure know
By deeds SO humbly sowing.
The purple peaks are for the few
They shall know fame undying;
The broad, free plains are for us all,
Where peace and hope are lying.
God give us strength, if we do fail,
And backward turnvwith faces pale,
From dizzy heights, to seek the vale
Without regret or signing.
-lFanuie Isabelle ShcrrIck.
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WAGON BRIDGE

1riW be located IN the same
UicinitY. The Yellowstone
ferry, by which the great
bulk Of the travel1 from the
stock and mining regions
Of Shrinking Water, Grey
Bull a11d Northern Wy0D1-
inc nnd the Clnrh;e's Fork
country comes to this uicin-
ity, is also atMis addition.
[ offer these lots, Mclud-
ing such ns haze buildings
Oh them, on liberal terms,
and at such Rock Bottom
Rates that the D1tT-
chaser c0n not full to Sc
cure u good
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-02
-pEltsONAL..

Henry George ID spending the summer
ut jamaica, L. T., rewriting the manuscript
which, was accidentally destroyed OF q
book on the freedom Of trade. "A
John G.. Calhoun, nephew and name.
sake of the great South Carolininn, Inns
i,,s, been nconcied and reunited TO his
young vito, from whom he was separated
nearly four years ago. siiisgtSs I.
Bishop Brondel, OF Montana, has ex.
communicated John Nfagenslc, Il theatrical
managcr, from the Roman Catholic
Church for the sin Of bringing Robert q.
IngeHoll into Montana to lecture.
A son Of Henry Ward Beccher, captain
OF n steamboat plying along the Pacific
Coast, resides In Olympia, Oregon, and Is
described us n 'weather-bcaten man, with
Il sun.browncd straw hut, looking like a
mechanic" 1'' N,
General Sherman brought tho ox.eyctl
daisy into Georgia, tho seeds beingconvey-
cd III tho hay which he took with his
army. Tho Georgia farmers never saw an
ox.eycd daisy before, and wish they might
never 500 ono again. * q M, II,tl, 5.,t4
Miss Anna Katharine Greene, whose
novel, called 'tThe I.eayenworth Case,'''
lrus won for her the title OF tho Gaboriall
OF America, has not succeeded in pleasing
the critics with her volume OF verse On.
titled "The Defense Of the Bride."S
Pompcy Graham, aged 10, died on Wed.
nesday At Montgomery, N. w. 1lo was n
big boy before the Revolutionary war, and
was over 60 when slavery was abolished
~, Na,r vort IA v,nc twfea y,orrinI ka.
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a Suicide Tl,wnrted.

Theywcrc chums and occupied the same
room. Ono ot them was dissipated, who
had ecn4drinking for several days, and
was apparently. very muchsE depressed
drew 4 revolver from a drawer, looked at
it sadly, sighed heavily, shook his head,
and said in u low, deep voice: Il, iE,(.s.}
~ have no money, I've pawned almost
everythingI own. have but one fliend
lcit-my faithful revolver. It will do me
n parting service. III. and he lifted
the pistol from the table. ri Ri I. s. &,
stop! hold: Consider what Vol, are 90
ing to do. Don't shoot!n exclaimed lis
friend and roommate. t;5ii., !, Y
"Shoot! !" exclaimed tho supposed sui.
eide. "Who Is thinking OF shooting 2" 4
"You said the revolver was going to do
you q parting service Don't be ush."" 4
"Why, you darned fool, so it is going to
doa last service. / am going to soak It for
\ dollar and n half with old schwartzmey-
err and get some beer with the money!"
and wrapping up the deadly weapon in n
paper, he went out in the direction Of the
leading pawnbrokcr's establishment, 4 q
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DIED.,

& TIEALY-on Sunday. August 81, 1854, at O'Clock
noon MARIA, wife Of James Healy, In the b5th ycal
OF her nge. Il II r. tEs
Funeral from the residence OF her husband, No
70 Eighteenth street, on Tuesday morning OF
o'clock. Friends OF tho family arc Invited. Inter
ment at Mt. Calvary Cemetery. Il (
DAMM-At Now Martinsvillc, ". Va, on Sunday
morning. August 81, 1854, at 9 O'Clock, J. ALnER1
DAMN, in th9 aSlh year OF bis age. r 5lS
2 Funeral this aitsudoH ST. o'clock from the Ger
man n. L. Church. Friends OF tho family arc In
vi,ed. Interment ut Red Mems Cemetery.
MARTIN-Dn Monday. September !, 1854. at II
o'clock A. NJ, MARY MISERvA, infant daughter o.
l.. Il. and Mary Z. Martin. &. .ls5r 4
Funeral services this Tuesday, afternoon ut :
o'clock. from tho residence Of her father 50 Six
tecnth street. lntcrment private. sE.sE"
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.
Michigan ships celery to California.
Keely motor stock is worth 81 cents,

Michigan ships celery to California.
Kcely motor stock is worth 81 cents.
There are only three species Of poison.
ous serpcnts in this country.
Sixteen years ago the interest on the M.
tional debt was Sl43,0O0,O00 u year. Now
it is but S5S,00Q,000. 81 n
a Mexican priest claims to have 'discov.
cred a key to the Aztec writings. Ho will
publish u book about it. q
Twelve petrified clans were found at a
depth OF $50 feet last week while boring
for oil ut Purissima, California. n
There are three Sundays every week in
Jerusalem. Friday is observed BY the
Moliammedans, Saturday by the Jews, and
Sunday by. the Christians. ;gt. 4
Old epitaph 4" Under, this sod, beneath
these trees, lyeth the pod OF Solomon
Peasc. Pease is not here, but only his
pod. IIc shcllcd out his soul, which went
straight to his God" 4.
5 The town OF HALEY, Il. t., founded in
1850, now has 81, 900 soda fountain among
its evidences Of civilization. The output
from the mines for the present year is cs.
timated at $500, 100000.
The unfinished hotel built in tho form
ofan elephant at Concy Island already has
on it 4 mortgage Of $40, 600. The proprie.
tor is beginning to realize that no has an
elephant on his hands. 9
J. Patrick, Of Garfield, Mich, has a two
legged pig eight months old. Tho little
porker is said to be the most thrifty one
in n litter Of five, and handles himself very
nicely on his two fore legs.
Tho latest wrinkle in the way Of alver.
tising is s papier mache man which moves
by clock-work, constantly: raising to its
lips a cigarette, taking a Strong pull and
putting out a cloud Of smoke. It is, Of
course, q tobacconist sign. ~,
Cycloniai is the name given to m Indiana
baby, and it is no missioner. She was
born during the iri.htful cyclone in
Jamaica two years ago, which swept away
villages and forests. The house in which
the mother laywas demolished-al except
tho four walls and the ceiling Of the room
in which she was. ils,iE I:2 /: 3 4
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lI,t,1 .l.lIl, \ POINTS.

The Republicans Of Ohio have nomi:
mated three Taylors for Congress, and
their. districts adloin. as5 S $.;5.E
George William Curtis will never be sat:
isaed until he Is nominated for umpire o.
acroquet convention ~,
W Governor Cleveland used to be . base
ball player. Oh, well, then, y vii! BE- no
new experience 10 him this fall to be "left
on buses. "--Er. !, = s. s,,i
Governor Cleveland Is back from. the
woods, and now In the Executive Mansion
ut Albany will have opportunity Of reading
up some OF the interesting campaigtt liter.
AZURE Of his absence. Il & X
In naming Hendricks as the tail Of the
ticket, a good many Democrats believe the
| life.prcscrysr, was put ut the wrong end,
md they fear that the head will SO under
with weight enough to pull everything
out OF sight. y itti5 'l'i2tir3
Over 4 900 mechanics OF Milwaukee
Wis, OF whom ono.third have hitherto
been Democrats, have signed an address
to the workinginen Of tho State denounc
Ing Cleveland Us the servant Of monopolic.
and urging them to vote for Blaine.
q General Butler has. an assortment o
hats, and changes them to suit circum
stances. The farmers Int worn by him q
Williams Grove was slowed away by hi
valet when lo started buck to New York
A movement Is OH foot to present Genera
Butler with new style OF hat for the COLI
weather. II will DO shaped like q caudl,
Xtingushcr.-Phitd. Press. E5N,.
! The Hon. Will Z. English, son Of hi
father and occupant Of sent in Congress
| to which he was not elected, dcclurcs tina
his business interests imperatiyely de
mand his entire time and attention, AM
compel him to decline denomination
The trouble with Mr. English is h
couldn't DO reelected II he had nothin
whatever to engage his mind. i5t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-02

TIE testimony OF many who long suffer-
cd from i'll health, caused by m impure
state OF the blood, COOS To prove that the
best remedy for making tho blood rich,
red and pure, for identifying tho complex
ion, for curing sores, rinples and other
skin diseases, for removing aches, pains,
still Joints, rheumatism, etc., for increas-
ing tho power Of endurance, for giving
health and strength 10 every weak portion
OF the body, is DR., Guysott's yellow Dock
and Sarsaparilla. Its effect pleascs the
user in every instance. No other remedy
equals it. 58h5 3.s5Fl6l.fiNta3fl p&w
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learn the lessons q love and Immortality.
And, perhaps, mothers aching heart Is
made heavier when, hearing the school
bell, she instinctiyely looks ut bundle Of
books and a little slate never to be used
again, but which have been carefully laid
away as Il expecting the prattlins child
might come back for them.
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rl8-- - rts- % u ~ q r. 3. p -
An Emil to Bone scrnplnE.

Shepherd, Of Harrisburg III,
says! Having received so much benefit
from Electric Bittcrs, / feel it my dutyEt to
let suffering humanity know it, Have
had Il running sore on my leg for eight
years; my doctors told me I would have to
have the bone scraped ortleg samputated.
fused, instead, three bottles ofEElectric
Bittors md seven boxes Buclslen's Arnica
Salve, and my leg is now sound and well.np.
Electric Bitters arc sold at fifty centsYa
bottle, and Bucklcn's iArnica Salve at CSC.
per box Mt Logan 4 Co. 3. ,lwr.sw
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nj. iIitt..3
! HaYEGYAr.

u have bcena great sufferer from Hay
Fever for fifteen ycars:gR I read of the
many Iwondrous cures by Elys Cream
Balm and thought Swould try onco moro.
In fifteen minutes after one &npplicationI
was wonderfully helped Two weeks ngo
Icomnlcnced using It and nowjI feel en-
tirely;cured tits the greatest discovery
every known or heard of-DuIIAstEL
CLARK, farmer, Lee, Mass. Price 80 cents.
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will fill the heart Of every suffering wo
man il she will only persist in the: use, Of
DR.. Pierce's "Fsrorite Prescription, Il
will cure the most cxcruciatings perioiical
pains, and relieve you Sofiall Irregularities
andgiye healthy action. 1t will positively
cure internal inflammation; and
.ulceration, displacement and nil kindred
disorders: Price reduced ito, ono dollar.
BY druggists, Z, : :i &
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MARRIED..

3 iTANEy-s0MME Clarksburg, ". Va, on
mother, Siry. NJ. NJ sommen., by the Rev. Jacob
irittnghatrt, Of the Protestant EPlscapal Church,
CHARLES II. TASEy, Of this city, to sALllE n.
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A fashionable journal has an article
headed How to make d match safe. "A
very good way to mako q match safe is to
soak it in cold water. .itl: x M 4,
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.

I. - f.ss5isti FOR snERiPP, Fli,G
..a..t FRANK JOHNSON. m
Fy CLERK OF TIE CIRCUIT counr, Y i3,
q CHARLES s. HOWELL.
sa.ErT OF THE COUNTY COURT,
~ ". NEWT. LYNCH. - }ie
~ PROSECUTING ATTORNEY, E
z All JOSEPH D. ELSoS. i-Nf.fl
5l- AssEsoH, CITY DISTRICT,
FRED. ROLLER. 81 ~
'} ASSESSOR, COUNTRY DISTRICT,
WM. A.. Mccoy. RS
COUNTY SURVEYOR, m
IL! CLARENCE Il. LAIRD.
y HOUSE op DELEGATES,
W. i. b. DOvESER, iy.
Y A. C. +. EBELlSG, 40
a''6 J. BARKER, ="
Col. W.D. CURTIS.
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(. NOTICE TO EXHIBITORS.

Mrs. A. ". Kelly. Mr. Robert White. Mrs. Gibson
Lamb, Superintendent Of the Eighth Department,
and Mrs. Vim. +. Butler, Entry Clerk, will DO Oh
the grounds Friday September 9th, ut 10 O'Clock a.
NJ, for tho purpose Of receiving all articles to he
exhibited tn this department, and entering them
for premiums. All persons wishing to exhibit are
requested to have thclr entries made md the ar.
sclcs on the grounds before tho first day Of the Fair
TO avoid confusion. GEO. HOOK,
se2 q I'D. ti.- 81 Secretary
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YOUNG LADIES
INSrHNIrHNUJrH'E

GRANVILLE, LICKING CO., OHIO.
Begins the Fall Term Of It's 53d year. Sent. lsS,
1854. Complete In NIL It's Departments, lIjnaT,
Preparatory, Scientific, Classical and Normal; vi.
and Painting. German, French and Greek. Trrr,
modemte, with help for the needy. An early Gp-
plicntion 10 secure room Is nm absolute necy.iy
Address. RI REr. D. sHErARDsoS. D. D.
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Maplewood Institut

s.t3 800 FOR ROTH SEXES,
concorlyIllc, Pa, % miles from Broad Stree, Sta.
thorough courses Of study; students prIMrld iof
junior yoar IN college; practical Lessons IN Survey
inR aud Civil Engineering: daily conversations IN
German aud French; bookkeeping mud CONNER
Gal Arlshmesle: superior Instruction III rntnic;
carefully arranged department for little boys; lu
ties OF school life made attractive; highly recon-
mcndcd by patrons. 500 ri,=5l0f a
z sci - q slJs.S J. EIIORTIIDGE. AM prIr.
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ssI,nnrl, C,o rr,u NJ,

Ask for Wells Rough on Corns, 8l5c.
Quick, complete euro. Hard Or soft corns,
warts, buniona. tlEiEsIlsI1
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Republican Primaries

l
Tho Republican voters Of the follawlag District,
In Ohio county arc requested 10 meet at tho plncr,
and time named below for the purpose Of holnr
a Primary and nominating a Dlstric, ticket ~
SATURDAY, the 9th DAY OF SEPTEMBER, III
tho city districts TO meet from until O'ciocy =
NJ, and the country districts from . anil o'clcct
r.M. l,.s5.zll.s-J-, e.. Pc
The following Districts will nominate full Dis.
trlct Ticket, consisting Of County C0mmis,Ionrr
School Commissioner, two Justices OF the leacr anJ
Washington will meet at Hose House.
| Madison will meet nj Market Hall.
Clay Will meet at Court House.
| Centre will meet At llose House,
Webster Will meet ut Blaine and Tosnn ounrtc+,
corner Market and Twcnty.fonrth STREETS, N'''''''
Triadcfphfa will meet at Lawsons Hotel. and wifi
nominate a County Commissioner, two Jn,r, ~ "
the Peace and two constnblcs. "'"s'' "
Richlnnd will mcctat Brick School House" sna
will nominate County Commissioner, two Jn,,isS.
! Of the Peace and two Constablcs. '''''''
by order, OF tho Ohio County Republican *.
80, :, n r,,,, s. K. WALLACE, Chairman.
| =. Y. -AhbENA. SeCleulIS. - nil.Sr4w
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REPUBLICAN, NATIONAL TICKET.
REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET.

'.l' ~ ron GOVERNOR, :
EDWIN MAXWELL, Of Harrison county.
ron surgriN1rSprNr or FIFE SCHOOLS,
IN. KENDALL, Of Richie county. (
'5I NJ FOR Aupn6g, 7s
ii, ~ J. II. BURT, Of Ohio county.
safit ~ ron TREASURER, 5! -,a'- II
s. ". sTURM, OF Marion county. +.
,hlf ltt FUR ATTORNEY GESElAL, AZ, VI
JOHN A. HUTCHINSON. OF Wood county. 4
r. 49, ron srrRH,tE JUDGE, t-issa
". III II. FLICK, Of Berkeley county, Dong term
J. II. BROWN, Of Knnawha county, short ierln).
VEG roR STATE SENATE.
lat Dlst.-JAMEs ARCHER, OF Brooke county.
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!. u. z. & G. DnIlron,l.II;

H., z. & @. Railroad. * Z .
Leave Bel!airc at e:l0 r. ". for Symmetrical, VI
7ieaSG BelalrG At e:oo 4: y for sammered and
Local and through tickets on sale at Union Rail.
road o0ice 100 Market street. at lowest rntcs Uuy
yonr tickets there. SO iFiS| ~ :
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. IN IT KNOWN, That tho Council 81. the City Of
ap ordinance In w0tdi and iigurvs Is follows, TIA,
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All persons voting for tho ratification Of the orli
nance herein set forth sha hive written Or print
those voting against ratification shall have written
printed on his ballot the words "For Rcjcctior
=, inc aggregate amount Of Indebtedness Of tho
C!ty o. Wheeling issued and authorized BY the said
Given Under my hand, this nth dry Of August,
lSsl. ....s-,il .'-Ss.s.J. a. MILLER. Mayor !.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-02

Specifications and printed forms for pnpo,AI,
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