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AN ANIMATED sUEsE.

| Great crowds at the Ihird Days session-
Jho Issue Ia DOUBT.
Special To the ISrELLIGEECER
,rhis is the greatest day ofthe convention.
Every seat in the vast hall is occupied nd
| good order prevails. The delegates and
spectators look fresh. Ladies are scattered
throughout all tho galleries and their
scarlet millinery with the blazing banners
of clubs and bandana flags waving on
thousand canes at every outburst OF
applause enhance tho splendor of tho
scene.
The hesub.cOmmittee on resolutions, except
Butler, have agreed on tariff plank. 1t
is very close, aud Morrison says he gives
away everything aud his opponents get
nothing. The full resolution committee is
at work. The convention will probably
order it to print its reports, and l now
sbsleve that the bAllotng will not begtn
| before the next session of the convention.
probably tonight. The delay is against
| Cleveland, who is not now sure OF
majority, but is close to it. As soon as ho
gets half, tho necessary two thirds will
tumble in.
Mansor, of Missouri, speaks for Thur
man and wild enthusiasm prevails, with
red bandanas waving all over the house :,
while John Mclean aud his half of tn o
Ohio delegation sit defiant and silent.
Part of Ohio speaks FOR Hoadly. There is
no vitality in this boom, as tits recogniz I'd
to be simply cover for tho Thurman Op.
position, which eventually goes to Cleve-
land.
During tho speeches Hancock's nams
was mentioned. No marked applause. No
Hancock or Tlldeu boom is likely. Wal.
laoe made an effective presentation OF
Randall aud the applause which he created
was intensified whom Gov. Abbott, OF
New Jersey seconded the nomination.
1915 +. N M-Cummins, of Mass. ,for the
majority of his delegation seconds Bayard.
This ends Buffers loom. It looks as il
Randall and Bayard were about equally
T strong in the field, but there is no sign
! that the field can be united successfully
on either. As a matter of sentiment II
would bo possible, since the strongest op
position TO Cleveland is based on the desire
for moro veteran Democrat and OK.
, perienced publicist. But back of all this
t lie tho interests aud combinations of skill
= ful and solioitous politicians. In this sort
= of management New York excels and it'
+ leaders have been making combinations
hard to break.
Q 1:40p. M.-Bragg, OF Wisconsin, second
. Cleveland and excoriates Tammauy, max
: ing tho greatest oratorical hit Of tn
/. convention, by declaring that his peopl
n like Cleveland best for the enemies he LA
= made. Grady Kisses out an answer, bu
,; Bragg now has tho convention more CON
,e pletely than any speaker yet.
20 w. U. IL.
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MANN N rs,
PhiIAdo,pnia mnrKas.

PHILADHLrBIA. July l0-rlour market dull
Supernne State, 81 50p3; Extra Superfin0
do b3 0Ofp3 80 Pa. family, ~ gs1tb0; ohio and
In Llama family, ~ 1908 GO; MINI. extra clear.
81 1904 30 I; straight, 81 5005 80; winter
patents. s5 5og6 80; spring do s5 5o86 %.
Rye flour at % 30.
Wheat flrmer, but quiet No. 2 Western
Red, G9i>1c No; do, s6I<c; No. Pa. do
old, sl IL ; new, 81 06.
Corn scarce and Arm for local trade s'eam-
or, 60Il6lc sail yellow, go; do mixed, 8l0
GlHc No. mixed ami yellow. b705Sc.
Oats scarce and higher: NO. 1 White, 3ghc
No. 2 do. 3SA3Sshc; No. 3 do, 57Hcs
rejected, s6a3GGc No. mixed, 35kc.
s6eds. riiaotny dull 81 So0l n; Flax Iood
firm ut 81 S0dl s5
Winter Bran tirm Mt sl5 250l6.
Provisions steady and In fair demand Mess
Pork sl6 5DGl7 OOi Beet Hams, s2S oO09 90; India
Mess Beef go 50GGO
Bacon-Smoked shoulders, 7k07Nc; salt dOs
6AQ7c; Smoked Hams, li0loc; picklea do
llAQl3c.
Lard steady; city renned, at sk@sk; loos Q
butchers, 7EQ7Xc prime steam s7 90.
Butter steady and In fair demand; Cream .
cry extras, 2O92lc B. T.. N. Y. extras, IL
Dl6c: do firsts, i4pl6c: Western extras, lao
l5o Western good To choice, ll9ljc.
Rolls at Slpl2c.
Eggs steady, but quiet Penn'a. extras, lsI<
6pl9c Western do, ISc.
Cheese dull and unsettled; New York fult
creams, 9fp9Ic; ohio flats, fine, &c; Vest
ern fair 70 good 5SiG6c fenn'a part skins, "a
&c; do full, Hdp2c.
Petroleum dull Refined, nc.
WHISKY duh Western at N 10.
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sunday sonooI iiouics snd Departures fro
Town,

sunday sonooi riopics ana Departures from
Town.
County Commissioner NJ ers has < o1e
TO Ocean Grove.
Deputy County Treasurer Harry StIohm
has gone on u visit to relations in Illinois,
Iowa and Nebraska
The Sunday schools Of tho First Re-
formed and st. Paul's Reformed churc hes
are holding joint picnic at Rocky Springs
to day.
Rocky Springs has become very popu-
lar picnic ground, and 1t is engaged for
almost every day. rhero is considerable
talk just now of constructing a street
railroad to Potts hotel, at Winners
bridge thence along The creek to Rocky
Springs. IL is believed that such venture
would be successful, and the Springs
would become still more popular. 1t is
also proposed to make drive along tho
creek.
The Grace Lutheran Sunday school is
holding picnic at LitilZ to day, and the
attendance is very large.
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Five boys, who we're charged with mali
cious mischief at the Manor street public
schools, were heard by Alderman Spurrier
and discharged.
Jacob Glassbrenner was held for trial
at next court by Alderman Spurrier on
three charges Of surety Of peace, made
by Irwin Keller, Catherine Keller and
Catherine Shrum.
The mayor had three lodgers this
morning. Two were discharged and one,
who was an insane man, was sent to the
asylum.
Xsvier Frey, OF the Eighth ward, was
fined S10 and costs by Alderman Medium,
for cruelty to animals, it having been
charged that he killed dog in cruel
manner.
Cyrus moore has been complained
against for assault and battery on Geor ge
Cast, and Alderman MCGlinn held him
for hearing.
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COLUMBIA NEWS.
~ Peters CAthoiio Fsir--Nos. aud . suaw.
nee Furnrco VIII await n demand Tor
Iron Police Nsws.

~. Pctr's UAthoiio FAir-Nos. aoa snaw.
nee Furnrce viii await demand Tor
Iron Police News.
The regular monthly business meeting
Of school board will DO held this evening.
The game Of bali between tho Riversides
AID picked niDo yesterday afternoon,
resulted In n victory Tor tho former OF
score OF i3 to 10.
Nos. ! and Of tho Shawnee furnaces
will not DO lit this month, Ne swasexpected.
When tho demand afor iron increases these
furnaces will to put In operation and not
before.
Mr.. John ii. Kaufman is not o. seriously
injured as IL was iirst expected.
Ladies' going boating In the evenings, in
full boating costume, without gentlemen,
IL tho latest rage IN Columbia.
Canal navigation will DO resumed on the
Tide Water canal on Saturday next. The
breaks and washonts have all been RS
paired.
Fishing below tho dam is becoming
popular, oven though but few tish are
caught. Ten Of our male citizens are there
to day.
A tramp was badly whipped on Front
street, for exposing his person, and not
quitting when told.
worthy OF Better Patronage.
Notwithstanding the fact that Armory
hall looks beautfui with bandsome deco !.
n,iops. elegant tables. and refresbm,nta of
a superior order, yot the fair of ~. peter,s
Catholic church ia na being as well
attended as it should. The cause of
holding this fair is A commepdable one.
even though private, and our oitizsps
should give the patronare expected by
them. This has not, a. yet been done.
rcrsoUsi
stat, t,,ch,r's c,nvcntinn nj N,,JviIIe
pa
Mrs William C,,psr of L,,c,ster ia
,ha s,,ost nf WrI iJorrv pJabI.r a, ia
also Mrs S.ockh IN ,er, oy Virginia City
N.vad,
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Ia the most effective Pain Destroyer In the
world. Wul most surely quicken the blood
whether taken internally or applied extcr.
nnlly, ana thereby more certainly RELIEVE
PAIN, whothor chronic or acute, than any
other pain RlloviGtor, and II Is warranted dou.
bic the strength ot any similar preparation.
IL cures pain in tho Side, BACK or Bowels,
sore Throat, rheumatism, Toothache, and
ALL ACHEs, ana Is Tho Great Keiiever oi
Pain. "BHOWE'S HOUSEHOLD PANACEA" "
should bo In every family. A tsaspoontul OF
this Panacoa In u tumbler OF hot water lsweet-
ened, II preferred .,taken NJ bedtime, will
BREAK UP A COLD. - cSnLA - bottle.
mRy3l-lydM W saw
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racy lose the election, with 25 Democratic
governors and 90 Democratic Legislatures,
representing 253 electoral votes out of 401.
Nothing but fatal blunder could mako
the Democracy lose. Tho mau In his miud
was spoken OF as "thc noblest Roman Of
them ALL" Allen e.. Thurman. Cheers.
He therefore seconded that nomination.
lie had looked on Thurman's face yes.
terday, aud recognized In him the colossal
Democrat Of the country, the Bismarck of
America. With Thurman as the standard
bearer, they could carry Ohio and New
York and California. In proof OF this he
repeated conversation ho had with Gen.
Spinola and other gentlemen, and read tel
egrams from Ohio and California. In con .
olusiop, he declared before G,d that the
Democracy was hungry even unto death,
not for the venal spoils Of office, but for the
glory of doing good to their fellow boiugs.
Loud laughter aud applause.
Hoadiy Put In sominstion.
Livingston, Missouri, rose to second the
nomination Of Cleveland, but the chair
man stated that it would require unani.
nous consent. No matter" said
Livingston, "we have got our work
in any how. Laughter.) Tbos. +. Powell,
Ohio, came to the platform TO put in
nomination Geo. Hoadly. He declared that
II the Democracy was true to itself its
success in the coming struggle was already
assured. Within the last few years he
said Ohio had overcome a Republican
majority Of over one hundred thousand,
and at this hour tho government of Ohio
was iu the keeping of the great Democratic
party. The man who had been tho
acknowledged leader in bringing about the
change was the candidate whom he now
presented, George Hoadly. [Some ap.
plause. Hoadly had received the largest
endorsement ever given to Democrat in
Ohio, having received 10000 more votes
than Hancock received in 1880. He was
known to the nation as a great lawyer, n
wise statesman, n fearless and aggressive
leader, man of acknowledged ability, of
undoubted integrity, a man Of courage as
well az If wisdom.
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Grapeville is tho name OF . Grsspe
county, N. ", hamlet, and from thefe
comes tho story Of an exciting adventure
with snake. The Clinton family h one
Of the best known In that part OF Greene.
One day recently. Miss Laura Clinton,
while out walking ON ono Of the country
roads, saw a largo snake coming toward
her. Fear gave her fieetness OF foot, but
she ran none too fast, a. the reptile fol-
lowed her to within few feet OF her
killed by n man named George Hunt. By
actual measurement the length Of the
snake was feet Oh inches. II died hard.
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FEATURES OF THn STATE PRESS.

The Philadelphia Chronicls- Herald
remarks that Randall's worst enemies arc
in his own delegation.
A. r. Reed, editor Of the Tyrone Herotds
has besn elected superin tendent Of tho
Tyrone public schools.
The York Ago and Dispdteh are having
their usual quarrel. This time It Is over
tho distribution of the flood charities.
The Harrisburg Patriot marvels at tho
Philadelphia Telegrdphs condemnation Of
Herr Smiths vote for thei Porter bill and
its ignoring OF Senator Cameron's vote on
the same side.
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A Quick Recovery.

II gives us great pleasure To state that tho
merchant VINO was reported to be ut the point
OF death tiom an attack OF Pneumonia has en- .
ttrely recovered by tho use OF DIR. WIN. HALLE
BALsAN poR THg LUNos Naturally he feels
grateful tor the benefit derived from using
this remedy tor the lungs and throat; and In
giving publicity To this statement We aie act
uRtod by motives oi public ben"fnction, trust
manner. Jt0O'2W
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Democratic party they would Danish tho
labor vote aud lose the election. tCbeers.
Leroy +. German, South Carolina, also
seconded tho nomination of Bayard. He
said is was manifest from the applause
with which tho namo of Senator Bayard
was received this morning, that At least
the opposition to Cleveland has found q
strong leader, who is skilfully organizing,
to stem the tide that has been sweeping
New York on towards the goal Of success.
Youman's said it was gratifying to find the
old Bay state and Palmetto state Joining
hands on the Delaware statesman.
Jones, of New Hampshire, asked con
sent TO second the nomination OF Cleve.
land. Gen. Vent, New Hampshire, took
the platform aud made an earnest appeal
for the nomination OF Cleveland, and said
1t meant certain success.
Senator Doolittls, Wi consiu took the
platform to second the nomination of
Cleveland. IIe asked the convention not
to throw away this great opportunity for
success.
Walter, Connecticut, took the platform
by consent, aud seconded the nomination
OF Cleveland iu an eloquent speech,
Walter deplored the unfortunate oontro-
versy in the Empire state, but having
listened to all the evidence, tho verdict
must be in favor of Cleveland by the
unanimous vote of Connecticut.
BOUMIH8 CLEVELAND.
A Concerted Effort All Along tho Line for
Hew Yorks Governor.
Il. NJ. Ross, Arkansas, seconded the
nomination of Cleveland. He said
Arkansas would cast its entire vote for
Cleveland. lie was certain he could DO
elected.
Delaney, Of Wisconsin, seconded Cleve-
land. There was much cheering.
Gen. Bragg, Wisconsin, took the plat.
form to second Cleveland. Removed
cheering, Bragg said he voiced the choice o
the young men of Wisconsin and the WesI
in seoondng tho great Governor of New
York. They loved him most for tho enemies
he has made, [Great applause.
Grady sprang to his feet and said in
behalf Of his enemies, he reciprooated that
hate. (Groat coufusiou.) Bragg said such
action on the part Of q Senator was n
disgrace. (Cheers, Kisses aud confusion,
Bragg, pointing to Grady, said his labor
had been on the crank OF the machine
Removed cheers and confusion. lie
said the party had followed the old
leaders to death. He asked a new ant
young mau To lead it. possessing life and
Adjourned Unti, 8 4. NJ.
Tho convention adjourned till s p. IN
The committee on resolutions were or
dered to report at that hour.
a safe Platform Deiivorsuoe Promised.
The sub committee of the committee OF
resolutions made its report to the genera
committee shortly before noon this morn
ing. The majority report of the sub
committee was signed by all tho members
Of the committee except Butler,
who presented minority report
The two reports are now 12at
p. IN. under discussion, and II
is not expected that the platform will b.
submitted to the convention until Z o'clocl
this evening. Converse, Hewitt aud Wat
tersou were appointed committee T.
punctuate and burpish up the fiual repor
before it is sent to the convention. Th
| members of the committee seem to thin
the platform. AZ it will be presented, wi
be satisfactory as a whole.
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Binkley's bridge.

A case stated has been filed in the pro-
thonotary's Office in which jacob X. Good,
ID. Killinger, Joseph Stark, George N.
Styer and Howard Pearsol are plaintiffs
aud the county commissioners defendants,
1t IL to ascol tain whether or not Biukley's
bridge should be rebuilt at the cost of the
county.
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lSad Runaway,

On Tuesday J, hn Lads and friend, OF
Denver Station, started out for drive.
The horse took fright and ran away. Lads
was kicked in the face by the animal and
his nose was mashed. He fell from the
buggy and was injured so badly that he
will likely die. The other man escaped
" ith a few injuries.
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a Cricket CiuD.

A party of Lancaster gentlemen are now
busily engaged forming a cricket club.
They have already leased ground in Mo.
Grann's park, and this evening a meeting
for ganization will be held.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 10.-An officer OF
the Philadelphia & Reading coal aud iron
company, stated to day that the matter OF
suspendipg production during August,
has not yet been tho subject of even
informal discussion, but that il other
companies demanded weeks stoppage in
that month, the Reading company would
not oppose the movement although Il
would DO better satisfied with full work
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Aliens Brain FOOT botanical extract
strengthens the Brain, ana positively cures
Nervous Debility, Nervousness, Hoadaoho,
unnatural losses, and all weakness OF Gener-
alive system II never fails. si pkg, q tor -.
At druggists or by mail from J. II. Allen, 3l5
first Ave, New York city.
Jy7.IwdM, ,waFSw
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Expansion ana Contraction.

Philadelphia Call.
Student--lieat expands and cold con.
tracts.
Professor--Correct. Give an example.
Student-During the summer the affec-
tions of city people for their country
relatives expand and In winter they
contract,
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IL your children are threatened with Group
or any throat difficulty, apply n few drops OF
Thomas Eclcctric on. IL IL tho incest medi-
cine for the little ones We know OF. For
sale by II. B. Cochran, druggist l31 ana l39
North Queen street
DysPKPTIc, nervous people, "out OF sorts"
Colden's Liquid Beet will cure. Take no
other. or druggists. tyl-lwdeod&w
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Tho Travelling ssio.m~n

IL AN irresistible fellow, brim full ot stories,
iokes, courage, seltassurance and grit. Ho IN
very taking withnl. Burdock BLOOD Btners
aro "A very taking medicine they take every
whore, and are sold eysrywhero. For sale by
II. Is. Cochran, druggist, 1877 ami l3g North
queen street
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sent On n note,

Tho Fulton bank to day entered suit
against B, +. Denlnger to recover $1,000,
the amount of the note which was alleged
to have been forged by Amos Hostetter.
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a Ealr (bnar

THE VoLTAIo BELT Co., of Marshall, Mich,
oror 10 send Dr. Dyes Celebrated yoltaio Belt
and Electric Appliances on trial. tor thirty
days, to men, old and young, afiilcted with
nervous debility, lost vitality, ana many
other diseases. SOC advertisement In this
paper. al. ydM, w&F&w
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Fun STREET wOnK,

Sealed proposals for the following work will
DO received by the Street Committee up to
July q, 1884, at 7 O'Clock p. III. Proposals TO be
address 10 Street Committee, and deposited
In street Box. at the office OF Alderman Barr,
10 south Duke street
For piking South Duke street, from Vine 10
German.
For piking West Chestnut street. from Mul.
berry 10 Charlotte.
For piking North Limo street, from Walsut
To Lemon,
Marshall,
For piking Walnut street, from Water to
Mulberry,
For three-teet sewer on Cherry alley, from
Frederick street north to Kun.
For three-feet sewer ON Lemon street, from
Pine 10 Charlotte, 10 Walnut ana thence 70
main sewer.
Plans and specifications eau be cen at the
ONCE of Allan A. Herr, City Regulator, los
East King street,
BY order of ,..
STREET COMMITTEE.
| Attest-J. X. BARR. Clerk Street Committee.
! jyl0l2ls
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FaIso IsTotonso .

Henry Zell was this afternoon heard be =
fore Alderman Fordney, on severn ]
charges of obtaining goods by false repre-
s,ntations. He was held for trial at
o)urt,
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Tho New Pump.

The water committee yesterday, visited
the water works, with the superindent and
others. The new pump was started OIL
and it worked very we'll.
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For Lame n.cg, sIaa or Cnest, use sHl
LoH's POROUS PLASTER, Price, % cent
sold by II. b. Cochran, druggist, lS7 and lSs
North queen street, Lancaster. tobl4sode
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lIAN feYer.

For twenty years wasa sufferer from Ca
tarrh OF the hoad and throat In very aggra-
vAtod form, aud during the summer months
with Hay Fever. procured u bottle OF EIy's
Cream Balm, and after Il Tow applications re-
Otived decided bcnCtit-was cured before the
bottle WAS used. Have had no return OF the
complaint. Charlotte Parker, Waverly, N. Y.
iyl-2wdeodSw
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Uouu eo,ed with the Telephone.

+. ]. Owens, No. Q Penn Square, has
been connected with the telephone OK
change.
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what Prominent Citizens DO In Texs-.

John Moore, prominent citizen OF
Texas, was on Wednesday shot dead by
another prominent citizen named George
McIIoud. The latter was arrested. Mo
Loud was drunk aud provoked o quarrel.
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rsE CONVENTION UNDER WAY.

The Cleveland Men stni Uonhiont-The
committee on Platform Not Ready.
Among the distinguished gentlemen
occupying seats on the platform are
Speaker Carlisle, and VIM. Ii. English, of
Indiana. Randall Is not present. The
convention was called to order at ll:l0 a.
IN. The situation this morning docs not
differ materially from yesterday morning.
The second days event havs developed only
ono thing, the stubborn determination to
beat Cleveland at any sacrifice and by any
means. 1t was generally conceded that the
action OF Tammany in openly opposing
Cleveland was without preeslant, but that
it had done the New York governor no
material harm. The Cleveland men arc
strong in their belief that they can
bring matters 10 crisis ut their option.
They could therefore afford 10 DO
generous in asking the convention to
indulge Grady in his attack upon Glove
land yesterday. Chairman Manning was
only carrying out the policy of tho
Cleveland mon, which is to create the i'm
| preston that they are safe in their strength
and can afford to grant few CONCESSIONS.
The proceedings opened with prayer by
Rev. George q. Lorimer, OF Chicago. Car.
ter Harrison, Illinois, rising to personal
explanation, repellei tho ultimatum made
by one of the speakers yesterday that he
had packed tho hall with claquers who
applauded his speech in secondipg the
nomination of Cleveland.
A communication was received and read
from the chairman of the committee on
resolutions stating that tho committee,
Notwithstanding constant and patient
efforts, had not been able 10 complete the
platfrom and would not De prepared Il
make complete report before ?, M
| n Boom Ior Thurman.
The unfinished business OF yesterday
being tho call of states for nominations
was resumed. Manser, Missouri, came II
the platform and made nomination
speech. He said Missouri would hay
given 80 stalwart Democratic votes for tn
old ticket, headed by 'the Sage @
Gramercy" and his vonerated friend iror
Indiana, Hendricks. AS they coul
: not have the old ticket, b
had been casting about to sc
who in this emergency shoul
lead the embattled hosts OF tho Democrac
, to grand and glorious victory. Nothiu
short Of blunder could make the Demot
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Lutheran P.onio at Liti,z.

ST, Johns Lutheran and Gotwald mission
sunday.schools viii Iicn' q at Littz tomorrow.
Train leaves upper depot at ~ O'Clock,