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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-09-27
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Affections. Coughs, Colds. Quinsy. Sur
Throat, Hoarseness Sorness In the Chest OF
Lungs. Weakness in the Back. Pains in thu
Back, Bowels. Sides, Collie, Group, Pneumo
MIA. Mes les. WhoopinR Couch ard Indiges
ton. Pleasant tasted Al ice cream.
RENO. New, April &c. 1884.
DR.. Kerrs Asthma Cure cured my daughteI
Of pneumonia We use 1t for Coughs AND
Calds. and have alw " found it very effect
i've. MRS. THERESA Young.
RFNo, New April 25. 1884.
have been cured Of hoarsness of three
months standing through the use OF DIR.
Kerr's Asthma Cure, when | thought | had
lost my voic, entirely. NJ IS MAR Cook.
Fourteeo bottles of Kerr's Asthms Cure
A. Nevanda, No. l29 Folsom street. San Fran
cisco. 4 bottles Of Kerr's Asthma Cure cured
u 9 of pneumonis-Mrs. Annie Cuneo, 800 g.
81 Broadway. 1s bottles II Kerr's Asthma
Cure cured me Of hemorrhsge Of the lungs
VIM. Blodgets. Collector for Cal. Steam Navi-
CATION Bo bottles OF Kerr's Asthms Cure
cured me OF terrible cough Of IL months
standing-J W. Crawford, wharinger at Fol-
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handled for Coughs, Colds, Thrust and Lung
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Sold by all druggists and dealers. jy1.ly
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-09-27

ID EsfDEs BEING THE OFFICIAL nAPER
dot the cou ity II is the largest, newslest
snd best pa per published In the county for
the reason that 1t 10 the only paper Ia the
county.
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DISEASES OF MAN.
Or ALLIE n ,

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MrDDLE-AGED MEN.

There are many at the age OF thirty TO SIX
" who are troubled with too frequent evacu.
atoms of the bladder, often accompanied bv
. slight smarting or burnin sensation and Q
weak ening Of the system In smannef that the
patient cannot account for. On examining
the urinary deposits q ropy sediment will Of
ter be found, snd sometimes small particles
OF albumen will appear. or the color will We
Of thin milkish hue. again changing to
dark an torpid appearance. There are many
men who die Of this difficulty, ignorant Of
the cause. which Ia the second stage OF semi
nal weakness. DR. will guarantee per-
fart cure in all suc b cases, aud q heelthy re-
alteration Of the genitO-urinary organs.
Office Honrs-10 to 4 and tn 8 Sundays.
from 10 to II O. IN Consultation free. Thor.
ouRh examination and advice, IS.
DH ~PINNEY 60.
fbls-tf No. IL Ksarny street. san Francisco.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-09-27

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Official Regitter Tor Sutro Precinct is
now open at my office, between the hours of
10 o'clockA. M. and O'Clock P. NJ. OF ell legal
days up to the
2wenty. First day Of October, 1881,
For the registration Of names Of all legal
voters Of such FL ction Precinct. prior to the
General Election TO be held on the fourth day
# November, 1884.
L. DAVIS,
Registry Agent.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-09-27

tbR IA week 81 home. 50 outft free. Pay
slD OO bsoiutely sure No risk. Capital
not required Reader. n you want business
at which persons of either sex. young or oid'
can make great pay ell the time they worA.
with alb .oi te certainty write fol. particulars
to II HALLpfr o.. Portlsnd. Aains,
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DIR. SPlNNEY,
No. ~ kearny Street.
Treats ali Chronic and Special
Diseases
YOUNG MEM

XNHO MAY BE SUFFERING
w FROM the effects Of youthful foliies
or Intersections viii do we'll to avail them
selves Of this, The greatest boon ever laid 81
the altar Of suffering humanity DR. SPIN.
NEY will guarantee to forfeit $500 for every
case OF seminal Weakness or private disease
Of any kind or character which he under
taxes and fails 10 cure.
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"a Most Welcome and Attractive
Monthly VIsitor."-Ai6any Sun
day Press.
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET,
For Presidential Electors.

For Presidential Electors.
ELECTORS: ALTERN.rEs.
G. DARBEY, 8. O. FOCUS.
Of Storey; Of Washoe;
Il. O. DAVIS, D. A. BENDER,
of Humboldt; of Ormsby;
II. CAMPBELL, JOHN TORE,
of Lincoln; OF Eureka.
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Il; VI STATE AND VICINITY.
Recent Doings OF West virEinians and
q n. Thor NeiEhboss. 4, 4,
Zinesvllls Is an lcted with the Salvation

zinssvllls Is atl cited with the Salvation
Army and the measles a ~. f4
q g. Z F. Mcbride, OF the dsiunct Hinton
Herald. propose. 10 publish q now paper 10
BE- called. ths Headlight z Mr.. Mcbride Is on.
thuslastio and energetic, stands we'll with his
people and Will succeed. 4 What his partner,
MIR. Burke, will do with the Herald remains
10 be seen. + n N r
Tho first Of this month William Barton
was arrested at Glenvilla by Detective vii.
loughby, Of Knoxville, Tenn, charged with
swindIirg in Virginia. He Ia Bald 10 have
operated also In North Carolina and Florida
His scheme was the patent right for q churn
which he did not own; md no worked the
proniisso,y note Bwindlo too. 4
Tho Republicans OF Wayne county at their
county convention held to select delegates
to the State Convention which II Gets 1t Par.
kersburg on July 80 and to the Congressional
Convention which will be held In Hunting.
ton, August 49,, instructed the delegates
chosen to vote ~ unit on all questions, aud
inrtructed the Confessional dsiagateH 10 cas-
the vote Of the county for r. w. Morris, oi
Richie county, for Congie,s. (. Az M
The news OF a serious and probably fataN
accident comes from tillmer county. VIM.
II. Haddox and brother were engaged In cut.
ting timber, and at the timc Of the acoideni
were In the act OF saving In two large log
on a side hill. They had neglected Il
"ohuck" the log before Commanding work but
supposed that ih.y had plenty Of time 10 d.
go. before cutting entirely through. II had
b zen tawed about; tEo.thirds through when
It Suddenly gave way aud caught Haddo1
Thu log passed entirely over him, horribly
ma,gling him and 80 ipjnring him internally
that It Is not likely that he can liye. h.
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Thesocial given by the ladies at the Fourth
Street 81. +. Church last evening, notwith.
standing the other attractive events tia,
wers taking place in the city last evening,
was, like all preceding socials given at this
church, decided success. a good szsd
crowd was present, the strawberries and
cream were excellent and the literary and
musical programme left nothing to be de.
tired. The programme was as follows:
Chorus: by the Choir; Song. "rhers uyc Green
Hills far Away by Miss Mamie Britt;
Reading, MARX Twain's first interview with
Artemus Ward,"] by Mr.. 8. P. Hildre:b;
note solo, BY Eugene Warren; vocal duet.
Come With me-" by Misses LAWS apd
Logan; reading, "Mona's Waters,n by Mrs..
a. 4 Whitsneac; male qu.rtette, "soi.ly
Hobbs. D.vore and Wincher; reading, "Our
Folks" Misc Rera Houst; instrumental duet
by Misses Hall aud Carson. III 81 AZ ss7s ~.
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Tl1R DAIRY N AnRETs,


&rf9'saafa aHo Financial World, e;
new YoaH JunD12.-Aoney easy at a,3 percent
csssa oue'ed ~ = Percent lrrire mercantile paper
at y w; domand s. Soy. - -
GoyERNNEsrs-Quict ~ 4, - n ! .iiSf, ~
STATE SEcukITIgS-Dull..' w Y I.
RAILROAD BoSDs--Weat; Atlantic 4 Pacific Ii,
dropre 70 u, aud Incomes to g.. " cat Shore 81
eIocxs-rhe stock market was strong and hiphr,
10 the cary dealings with Missouri Tactic rs tbe
:, WITH The ssnS sn'
pal declines ere. burlington ~ pe'ceut, Union
ractaa 2N, Pullman 4. tni ST. F.ul preicnci tx.
inc most important advances we!e UJuadian *.
Saac 4 ptTcen,: Omaha X, New York Ceatral,
Ont 0t thiry;ionr stocks traded In to any CT ten,
eighteen Glosed; higher There Is but little Of ia.
;!esest 10 !he ,ntnivg markets Ttading! cod,iuue4
smtil IN volume .nd prea slrw but t change
ds,ea Pacific 81, Caedouia ii. is, Anil s Enset
So2 Hornsiiyer EMs5x AID Robinson at 20 X. -" =
I'M u - ", ~ M s4Ts ll9 v $. new Il
thu 5ss y & &Iss cfal5s RsS s,ssS
Gsh Missouri Is; los; st.. JcEeph, iGS; st"pSDs y
ans. ny Tennessee Go, OLD, 80; do new 90 astcS.
tess rssills land grants do Aio Gsande IsS
ssi nda ri ,aad WIZ IL; vSto 81 .aa ~
conso!s extra ma!nred coupons 40: do deierrsd Z.
Adams Express, 100: American i, prc,S: %: CsMsSa
Southern, ssH:.t cntral: Pacific, 4tE Cne,Sposse Y
sSsio, a. G. ~ y tS5red b,a AZ 4 preferred,
w EHe, ~ preia1ed, s,E; Fort @sy nAl IsS.
a. ssniSsi 4 g 5sssph iss prtiefied, SIX
sGsi Aa shas. a dofas Lake Erie @es.e,
LoonlAs!liS, New Albany g Chicago IL; . enss.
PMS Charleston list preferred, 10; do ID nrr.
fsmsd; 9 iae'nps : Casrleslsa as Michigan
f SSa,tai aSSi'issSn rs.ia' H Meanwhile L
sIn tsc!es 2i; Go preferred, II Scnh wcslai n
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d9tx en,Ts lo OHIO Co ,la TX ohiu 4 als.
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Fsaneisco:SI7M Do preferred, as it faSle tss s
S1 TSss tactic, lols; Uniou Psci1c
ssE,, pDttcd s!al1 Exprtss. Al: Wet i. a p
e 70 pfi,i!eited, Wells, Fargo Express, lci
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present and enjoy this love feast Of Rspubll.
canisn; but Logan was on hand! he intro,
duced Dr.. T. Il. Logan ~ atormer college
mate Iol Blaine, and Smsn from whom
Wheeling people wore always glad to hear.
DR.. Logan, for whom frequent calls had been
heard during the meeting. was greeted with
Applause. 4, He said that for twenty yea,s the
oL1ntry bad entrusted tha Republican party
With the administration OF the sfItir5 OF tho
Government. In that y Tins Il had had
10 graphic with 2. many Il, Of z tie y most
important a positions Is ever %preasnted :! In
the history Of nations. questions without
precsdsniS,S and on which many times The
welfare and safety Of tho people, and ison,..
times The Na,lon's lie Itself depended. In
all that time The party had not once failed to
At lssst make the ff,rt 10 solve The question.
Ithad made niistskes: lome Of Its methods
wess not perfect but Il acted always from,
nufe purpose and with q heroic tndeayur.
He spoke eloQuently, ss 2 10 his 2 want,
and cloted William appeal (, to The
tory Of tho Republican party before deciding
asked had not the party the right In Wow Of
its Rlorloas record to ask OF the people that
they sgain entiu,t to ita cand dates the ad.
minis,ration OF their national affairs , H.
pledged Ohio county for Blaine by ], 900 mn.
1ortty. His remarks were received with
almost CONSTANT applause. Il. 4, sli
Capt. DIventr moved that tho msstiug ad-
ourn, With three oueers for Blaine, which
were given with . will, and the crowd die.
psrs, 10 the lively strains Of patriotic air
by the band. + Z. lga.slg IA, I'd
It wasa glorious demonstration In glo.
rt0us cause, and will have glorious reBultS.
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Acc, dent t t,Ii,i tho pike.

y a bout s o'clock laat evening rumor spread
rapidly through the central portion Of the
city 10 the effect that Mi. and Mrs. James W.
Warden whilo out driving had 2beon run
away with, upset and nearly killed. . he ru.
NOR, as may BE- imagined, cautcd great con
ktsrnation amorg ,hs friends Of Mr.. aud Mrs.
Warden, anu several Of them started at once
for Fulton, where the accident was said to
hsvo taken place. Happily the rumor was
grossly exaggerated Mr. and Mrs! Warden
we're returning from drive ont the pikt ~,
the paper mill, the horse saied suddenly and
ran the buggy violently against a log, throw
Ing the occupants out.tMls. Warden wsa only
sliEhtly truitfd, but Mr.. Warden struck on
his head and was quite severely hurt i Both
eyes were badly blacksped and his head
bruised He swallowed considerable, blood
that tpurted from his nose, and that made
him quite alex They were brought into
town ard Mr.. Warden made as com portable
as possible. The horse aud buggy were unin-
ured, fE p " n 4 t q & 80 w.
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RIyEH NEWS.
HotesAbout the Htanrub onta, Bauk Briefs
X e and Telegrnphle reports,

t..s H. y
Notes About the BtauInb boats, Raul Briefs
and Telegrnpllie hepoF,s, I;
The Andes will leaYs,- Cincinnati. for thls
point this evening. Il = Y =.
U Ths Clifton arrived with tow OF Ere
brick for tie Board Of Public Works yeatsr.
day afternoon. - & E!!ii =!
4; The Bachelor getaway for Pittsburgh ii
8.3AS N; In good shape and the Courier left for
arksrabnrR At II AM Z; 8 !, y: * <
. Tbs saatia passed DIP at P. NJ with biz
trip for fitttbuIsh: 4 large portion OF her
freight was from of the X snaw ha bsctos
WIN. Cha cellor,cS-which struck { Nupdsy
,d1ght near Point Pleasant, the sun ken hull
Of the steamer Potomac which lies about op-
posits the Cali forniaS Coal Works, knocking
4 hole In her hull about ton feet long. 4 She
yss placed on the Point Pleasant docks for
repairs. - 80 49, III, 'sl
- The river commend ed rising yesterday
morning and by dusk last night had risen
nearly, two feet, The marks Indicating q depth
OF . feet Id the channel The rise was vel.
coined by the river rlan, ss, for the psss three
or iour days, they have been obliged to almost
walk over the sand bars. 80 n sltjst
q PrrIuseH, June Electromagnetic river s
feet ) inches and on a staud. 4 4 u
u GREESeBoRo, PA June 12.-River,5 l2 feet
7 ipoues aud stationary; weather clear. {: \
~ On Orr, PA, June l2-River; 4 feet 6
inches and rising; weather cloudy and damp.
/ R1cr's LANDING, Pa, June l2.-Rlysr 1 feet
8. inches aud rising; weather clear; thermom.
eter So. w IA 'yE'll3$;
I BRovs,vILLr, PA.,s2 jane 12-River, 3 feet
5 inches ard stationary; weather clear: thar.
pomster 10. / 4 4 a
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Tue concert and commencement Of the Sc.
gum Collegiate Inetituts will take place at
the Opera House, Monday evening, June 23d.
Admission Is cents Children uuder IL years
Of oge 10 osuts. No extra charge for reserved
seats, which can he procured on and al er
Saturday, June "A. ut F.W. Banners mu.
ain ninra Ma1knt atsant > I - W. 800. $3.50
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CAPT. DuyxNKR TO the FRONT,

4 81
The calls Tor Cspt. Doyeuer were renewed,
and be was introduced, the: crowd greeting
him with IS hearty applause as any OF the
walls, the audience responding enthuslastical.
ly and heartily to every good point. ~. !,
4: On last Friday, said the; Csp,aip, Iwit.
nessad the nomination of-the greatest and
grandest 8 atesmau OF modern times. Tha.
fearless, matchleSs and peerless man, James
@. Biaine. [Dheers It was the voice OF the
people that spoke in, thunder tones and dc.
mandsd TIM; greatest of all leaders [Oheersl
History repeats itself. In the City By the
Lake the Republican party received lis
first inspiration OF victory when she nomi-
mated. our frat martyrsd President, Abraham
Lincoln. Applause From that time to
tse present abe hsu been trne to the conu.
try and victory has perched upon her ban.
mars. Renewed applause ] :. After. Lincoln
hal leu Us TO victory twicu, the hero OF Az.
poma,to1 led the columns OF RepubIicspiem
und twlcs routed our opponents, .ths Demo.
cratic party, aud planted our flag In triumph
on tthe mount. OF victory Loud chesrs.
Finally tho party turnsd, It's ey ess westward
again, and In the same city, which Witnessed
orr htst triumphant denomination, James A.
.GarEe,d; our second msrtyred President, vas
entrusted with tha banner oil. loyalty; sfras.
dom, right and equality before the law il all
rusn; aud he carried the party and the flag. to
victory ovor alnpde., forgery, corruption, Vi:
,upsratiou aud abuse. (;,opg and loud ap.
plsusesl And II the spirits OF the dead are
;alloweu Sto. witness our Z deliberations the
spirits OF Lihcoln aud Garfield lowered over
us and witnessed the transaction Of the busl.
ness necessary TO place the a,g,of victory in
tho strong right hand OF james g. Blaine
,[Gheers] who was meyer defeated and will
lever b. defeated. but Eho-@illE carry 1t In
triumph through tbsfdes Of November NEXT
And then We gave him as eecond In com.
mand, that ho6ls soldier, hero and states.
-.uaN who Was never defeated or lost a battle,
!"Blaek Jack" Logan, Of Illinois. / Renewed
cheering II :tj; z. Y.
4 This WAS o sample OF Cspt. Doyeuar,s
speech. During tho fifteen minutes or less
he vas on The stsge, bali, at lssat, OF bis time
was occurred by the crowd In cheers and ap-
p,suse Il He ssid that even the erost and
good Garfield did mot escape abuse and
md Il wan not to DO expected trlt
Rlaiue would The detection & OF the New
York Times yas essiiy explained. TWAS an
English I ies trade paper, and the Republican
parry bgd for ypars been apoliglzing for It's
existence as O Republican paper. SS This very
neat point spsiu aroused the greatest enthu.
s,ssnl,% snd he closed with burnt OF clio.
luence which provoked another FIRE OF up.
plsuss, In the mitsi OF which he retired.
&At the conclusion OF ! Capt. ~ Dovsner's
'peeoh The "rattooed Knishtp Ru sgain |
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Clr1 n &rrERs.
Bifef Notes on Cursout Events OF Mino
z VI n; Al. stsS Interest. St-it ~ i

Z. W a, t:;,tt Interest. ~ II,
TEE Immortal ]. N."is in town. 55.t
LlNtlY IKaT1turz Commencement Ibis
evening. s ~ Il:
THE feast OF Corpus Ohristi Was duly Oh.
served In all the Catholic Churches yesterday.
i The seventh annual picnic OF Logsn Union
A. F. G.. w.. o. will be held on the Fair
GROUNDS Saturday. 3;5.5 e a. s, S
TIE Healy Baae Ball Club gave very sue.
cassfnl picnic on the Island yesterday tina,
was largely attended. :, kramer's band and
orchestra furnished the music. ;..
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to record
one deed Of trust and transfer, bearing dats
June Ill by which w. j.. w. Cowden aud
wife transier,toy Joseph Doyle, in consideff:
ton Of 81 $50, part Of lot 2l2, on the north
side OF Twehly-:hird street. d IL
I IT has been suggested thst q nnbby c,n:-
psign badge csuld be made by suspsndlrg a
small pine cone from 8 keye,one, the wholesto
be made of silvered metal with pictureEoi
Blame set in the keystone, the keystone!to
represent the State In which hs Was born aud
the cone to bs emblamatical Of his present
hnfTfa
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The Board Of futllc Works having reysc,.,. &
bios onercd Al tho former leltiry ano 4. aL
advertise oil ths lett & Of he WEI s na,'e
hereby given that sEALEG rhUrOs q, I wM
received BY tho soa,d o. iublic WORKS al ,b wv
Of WtB; virginia, uniil | Q hour al u 'I ~ IVY
meridian on tho "a h dav Of june, Issi 4 G9 r.
tpmpletton Of The alterations In snd GIdu%aG
the state house IN ihe Uiiy Ct tlhrlas,on ~ y
Co'dsnce with tho plan and Apeclhraiiou. . y
building. III psepTer by Mtgsr,. &c Dles sn ~ nv
pie Architects, which plan siId s,SeIilcsiic,,. ts
now det0sitcd ~ rad state House, wae,sm "
change. titoeIs In Ins'pg proposals. stesIti,
to take Of the state he mat nal now m III
purchased ny the Slpte. 70 b. uset; in Tho ~.
In OF said building and tho esrms,Si n ~
ttet Of Is 10 bs deanCted from the ~ :. IA, IN nm
The work II piopoted TO be done. As bstTi.a!
p!oximatc value ther. OF, may b. Seen Al IND w
o. mo &c Ietary OF state. AS there nmaiI, II,
$1,000 o. Of the appropriation suplIc.h a ~
further Co. S!lucttun Ct aid wo K, liz Nv Nv
whose bio may be Ecccpttd sto Il OF t. i,i,ns1.'
propharoas b. The epi,l tu,c t1r IA m.nt
aud mate ial now OF lard ,h IL hsye bes S'. !!
hausted., such money ag d LIN eral on hsrd ~ y
nstu 10 the further e. instruction OF sid h pi..
and such ar theron " NAV te OF cite, h' =.
architect IN chsrgo he pe,tnn 10 whom ths ~. y.
Tract may DO awarded will 10 r,aui,eI IN , ~.
into bond In the penalty OF $40 Go with secv,i,s
bs Apriorcd by the boktd, cogdllioltdS lazy nv ma
faithful per mance o. the contract, Ind n. y.
81 ionaI 6. Guilty len per ccGtllm OF The m NH,
ESTIMATES Of Tho urchltHt OF the work rcri,,m.!.
VIII be received until the completion Of lie bal 4
Ing. a, sssts V 'N' WI
The Board reserves the right 10 reIec. any on,
oi6s thould II deem 1t 10 the Interest Of lie sus
Propcsa'c TO DO eptolcd "rfo,os]s ia, N.
Com eion OF. tho State House at Lhsrtsjonv ~
to be cepos'td with or forwarded 10 ill., upi ~.
signed at tho oiite u the Secretary Of LID.
RASD0l PHI STALSAIER. in.
% Joy ehas' - fs- keftptnrv NJ ,hn ln,,A
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6, There was another large crowd at the
Capitol last night 4 Ice cream was In primo
demand and tho supply became very low
before the time for. adjlurnipg came. Tire
fancy table did lsnd office business An BIZ
the distinguished visitors were Governor
Jackson and Judge Oksy: Johnson. The fair
will be continued through yihIs evening
admission will ;bs s free and an immense
crowd will bs on hap d. ?,i-;,,, q,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-13

We propose I'd keep up tho great rsputa.
ton our house Ell joys for low prices and will
demonstrate that fact on Saturday next by
making still lower prices on ladies't and
misses' bats and bonnets on a large stock re-
csived during the week 3s5is,,
81 -, { s. = L. NJ, McGILL1N & Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-13
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News and Gossip In Relation TO Val

News and Gossip IN Relation 10 varIoun
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Secretary OF State st.lnaker left la,t even
tnu foT staunton. ~ Z, 3: }2itt-l y
55,,W. W. Vsn Wrinkle, Esq, the Parkersbprg
attorney, is in town. ~; i{::st !,
James NJ. Mason, alias s"Buttermilk,m OF
debt paying fame and Charleston, is 10 the
city, mir, lti5srh4 $s99Gtsso
i Judge q. J. Stewart, Of Vast Union, Doa-
diioge coun y, 10 in the city on business In
the Supreme Court Of Appeals. - Z ,sGa a 4 s