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The Grange Camp.

TALKS BY KNIGHTS OF LABOR AND OFFICERS
OF THE GRANGE ASSOCIATIONS.
GRANGE CAhP, NEAR DUNN-LoRING, VA,
Sept. IA, 1885,
The Knights of Labor occupied the stand
yesterday. Mr.. Ralph Beaumont, OF New York,
shoemaker by trade. was the first speaker,
and he ia q fine one Mr.. Merrimap, of Bal
timore was another. The general drift Of the
speeches was that all laborers, including all
occupations, had really q common interest and
common cause, and Of course, all should be
united in elevating the laboror and sustaining
him in his business and maintaining his rights.
AT the meeting Of the district grange yester-
day worthy master Of the state grange, at the
request of Worthy Master Garrett installed Il.
X. Farr lecturer Of the district grange.
Col. r. II. Thomas, secretary Of the Pennsyi-
vania State grange, editor Of TURNER'S Friend
and manager Of the Williams Grove grange ex-
hibitiOn. made q speech on the stand touching
grange matters. Col. Beverly, president of the
National Agricultural congress, was on the
grounds yesterday.
Since the arrest Of the colored man on Sun
day last for distributing spirits for cOnsidera-
ton. 'for the stomachs sake, think order has
been undisturbed on the ground. This forenoon
is a quiet one, the visitors generally Inspecting
the contents of the exhibition halls. fo-mOr-
row, it Is expected, will be big day. l. 6. A.
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Mr.. George Gould, eldest son OF Jay Gould,
aud Miss Edith Kingdom, the actress were
quietly married yesterday at Mr.. Gould's resi-.
dence, at Irvington, on the Hudson. The mar
riage ceremony was very simple, and was wit
Messed by the families OF the bride and groom.
The bride-elect and her mother were taken
rom New York yesterday morning on Jay
Gould's yacht, ATLANTA, on which Il il said
the young couple will enjoy their wedding
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Wasted Sympathy.
DAILY, THE DYNAMITRR, AND THE LIMERIc

BRANCH OF THE NATIONAL LEAGUE
LONDON, Sept ia correspondent writes to
tue Times in reference TO the resolution OF the
Limerick branch OF the national league, ex-
pressing sympathy with Daily, the dy-
namtter, whom the resolution de-
scribes as "dying in q British dungeon"
The correspondent reminds the Times that when
DAILY was arrested "there were found In his
house In Birmingham letters from Brennan
which proved that 1t was Days pur-
pose to obtain admission to the
strangers gallery In the house of
commons to throw q bomb on the table during
debate, the Parnellites, Of course, to be eau
toned beforehand TO absent themselves on the
OCCASION"
purpose had been successfully carried out
every leading statesman In the house OF COM
mons on both sides, including Mr.. Gladstone.
would have been killed"
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Name. O. $780,, Name. O

The New York StOck Market.
The following are the opening and 500 D. m prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, reported by
special wire TO II. II. Dodge $50 10th street:
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer.

TRUSTEEs SALE OF A COMFORTABLE TWO
I'll TH1 kFhME PW sRET oS S1InATE No.
BY virtue Of deed of trust, dated September IN
I'd "A. ID. 1850, and duly recorded In liber No iiM
$50 at folio 1872, of the land records of the Dis FL
trict OF Columbia and at the request of the party
thereby secured, we will sell, at public auction In
front Of the premises, on THURSDAY, THE THIR-
TIETH DAY OFSEPTEMBER, A, d. 1886, at FOUR
O'CLOCK 2. NJ. the following described real estate
situate in the city of Washington in the district of Co
lumba. to wit: Original Lot numbered thirty, 800 in
square numbered ten hundred and twenty, q O2O) AZ
subdivided into lots lettered "A and S"
Terms: Onethird cash; balance in six, twelve and
eighteen months. with interest ut per cent per an
mum, secured by deed of trust premises sold. or
all cash. at option OF purchaser Terms to be compiled
with in ten days. properly will be- sold at risk and
cost of detaunP purchaser after three days advertise
time of sale. Conveyancing recording, &c. ut pur
chasers cost ELMuN A; ADAMS, Trustees
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REMOVAL OF THE RAwLINs SrATUE.-Bids
were opened at the office of the commissioner
of public buildings and grounds at noon to-day
for the removal OF the statue OF Gen. Rawlins
from Rawllns square. New York avenue and
18th street to the small reservation at the cor
There were eight bidders, the highest bid being
SAT-. The Washington Granite company were
the lowest bidders, at Sl69, and will be awarded
the contract
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II "A 1 l. y l. i n L :.

i +
NORFOLK. FoRTREss MONROE AND THE
sTEAMEIss GEORGE LEAkY and LADY OF THE
rig.rL I'M, r ahhVE Al p5 5i:'o hM
-. ko%nl-irip 'rckel Good on Either Boat :" -
Steamer LSaEy ,Epa IN s,rees wharf MONDAY
Steamer Lake ircm oh street wharf TUESDAY.
Ierv SOL. a. pa I P sa All
gosns and returning Lake stops at Piney Point
e.eh Steamer Les.ry connects at Norfolk with Eo-.
Ton ana PROV idene steamers Both steamers connect
nnion Line tor Nea aud all rairoad Zines south
,S are, , :, 3, and .,eSss' .. The and o. offices
Iress o.si pennsyiva ave. where baggage may be
Their Information inquire ai the COmpany's Offices
sspSs.s n s s ~ sna 40 Above schedule Of
krok POroMAC RIVER LANDINGS
~! Pays and SATURDAYS at a N Returning
S. ~ S al. nsps 8, as far o%ini sss
Lac X K al shsph@fas. see seheduis VIZ"
c W. RIDLEY. Mansser. - agent ny;
niRET To NEW YoRK-FREIGHT STEAM
~, a. III JOHN GIBSON and Z c. KNlGHT leave
a.: s si I - k,se,' u 1sysry SATURDAY
AohNING. Freight II lowest rstsA ap4
ME- VERNON, MT VERMONT
-. STEAMER W, ": coRooeAN
NJ Vernon Al 10 oei6e daily 'esesps sunday for
wAshnxto about $3.50 pm "'"s' reaches
selo l. 1. BLAKE Captain
hNE HUNDRED PAIRS
~ BOYS Low QUARTER SHOES
size. 10 B. Tor Zoe. reduced from 81 ~
Also. go pairs
MEMS AND BOYS PANTS
Reduced to one haf price to close cut Greatest bar
w. SELBY
19lt1yl6 Pennsylvania avenue
LA-efkA" HATS at SSar own price y2I
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Guam CLEAN AND HARMLESS

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oGeKKsgT sfk1 HArrANs n PIsG9yERY
CEnSTAL DISCOVERY
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CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
FOR THE HAIR
Restores Gray or Faded Hair to its natural color and
youthfal appearance and always does 30 in
three to ten 08ya
Stops the hair falling out removes dandruff, and
makes an elegant DRESSING unexcelsd by other in
WARRANTED to contain no lead, no sulphur. no
silver or any other poisonous Ingredient No sedi-
ment 70 shake and stains: il Is consequently the
best and only non poisonous Hair Restorative in the
ARTHUR NATTANs Proprietor,
an30 I'd and aud 14th aud SIS nv.
Il CADIAN,
THE IDEAL
WAUKEsHA CwIa) WATER
Natures specific for diseases OF the Kidney and
Bladder"
"Unequaled in diseases Of the Stomach and Alnaen-
Dealers supplied by
sAN'L @. PALMER
Agent tbe the q. orc
gelephons A6A au1e
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SEVENTH STREET PALAIS ROYAL
au14 9l4 7th Street. Bet andK n -

u ENTLEM MEN.
There is better time than the present to select
handsome
FALL OvERCOAT OR SUIT.
READY MADE OR HAVE THEN MADE TO ORDER
We guarantee to supply your wants for less money
than elsewhere for the same class Of goods
BOYS
The most prudent people are now clothing their
Boys for School. Everything Is ready; there Is
no reason for waiting. but every reason for
buying now.
TRADE
Is picking up You may we'll have q large
assortment of late styles to chose from, and
plenty Of time to make selections as to come in
the rush bye and bye.
NOAH WALKER d co.
seS CPS PennsylvAuia avenuA
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OUR $500 BABY COACH
Our $1,000 BABY COACH y s''S>-
- - Reduced to sa0a
Reduced 70 eco
Reduced 70 $1,000
Other COACHES reduced In proportion
Headquarters for
LAWN TENNIS. ARCHERY. cROouRT
Specai rates To clubs
CHI RUPERT
Uo 4O3-l0o It'll sL NV. near Dat
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I'd EDITION.
--latest IeleglanS to The Star.
they Died Together.

THE BODIES OF WOMAN AND BABE FOUND
IN THE LAKE AT CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Sept 15.-Thls morning the bodies
OF 3 woman and q child were found In the lake
at the foot Of Division street. The woman was
face was heavily peck marked and she was
about thirty-flve years OF age. The child was
about six months old. The bodies had not
been in the water more than three or four
hours. The woman was dressed In . loose
calico wrapper, and the child had evidently
been tied to her waist BY piece Of cloth. The
bodies have not been Identified.
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Bids were opened at the Navy department
to-day for the remodeling OF the building at
Coasters Island Harbor, R. L,for the naval war
college. The lowest bidder was James DoVlinR
Of Newport, at $4,2785O.
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SENATOR VOORHEES, aud ex-senator No
Donald, Of Indiana; Representative Rreckeu.
ridge, OF Kentucky, and Representative Rogers,
Of Arkansas, called upon Acting PostWastei
General Stevenson today.
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THE NAVY DEPARTMENT 10 informed of the
arrival OF the Lancaster 1t Rio de Janeiro 70.
day, and also of the arrival Of Captain Rreese,
who is to command her.
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WEEKS & CO., Auc;ioneers.
Opposite City Post ONCE
AND dENERAk i hoT sAhE 81 e sS
COMPRISING IN ALL
room Furniture. Ash and Cherry Sete. Parlor
Suites in hair cloth and other MATERIAL Bookcase.
Lounges Library Tables Leatber-seat Dining
Mattresses. assortment of Chairs. Cribs. Cane
Rocker Wire and other Springs, Odd sofas. Bed
steads, Bureaus, &c.
TWENTY-FIVE new AND sEcoNpHANp
TAA idS VELVET AND OTHER CARPET ,s;
LARGE AND SMALL IL RUGS U.s. oitcIoTHs. &c
ONE Foor-powER TUkS mi LATHE 1t
WALTER b WILLIAMS q CO., Auctioneera
sPEcIALsALE OF WALNUT CHI AMBER SUITES.
SUITES, WALNUT BOOKCASES, WARD
EGR RESi LIBRARY 3 r TA arI MALNpT FRAME
ToiLETWARE, ETC
WARE TGREENs. VE 1GEEGoR a n TAHFs
CUTLERY. PLATED RE &C: ONE STEAM
TABLEIN PERFECT ORDER Two HUNDRED
TAPESTRY CARPETS
TENTH, at TEN O'Clock: we shall sell. within
No postponement on account of rain
1t WALTER b WILLIAMS & CO., Aucta
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., AuctionesrA
On RABS eARR1AaEs AycT1oN Spsru
at ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, we shall sell at our
salesroon thirty Baby Carriages different styles
consigned from frst-class manufactory to be sold
regardless Of oSt.
1t WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts.
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The Coussa.

Equity CoURTCyud0e S0NeeA
To-day, Brown agt Chapman; time 20 take tes-
tiuoony limited. johnson agt Allen; testimony
ordered taken before W. H. Smith. hyde at
BARLEY; motion 70 set aside former decree over
ruled. Juenemaa agt. Smith; decree for spe-
ciflc performance. O'COnner agL OConner;
alimony pendente lite ordered paid. Otterback
ct al. agG Otterback; nve casss consottdAtsd,
P0LIcE CoUnT-yudge She'll -
Today, Casper Turner, indecent exposure:
96. Lucy Powell, colored, lond aud boisterous;
&6 or Is days Isaac 6nowden, colored, laf-
ceuy, 60 days. VIM. Robinsop. colored, do;
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SOME OF THE CLERKS in the Treasury re
cetved their pay In the new ten dollar silver
certificates to-day.
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CHIEI CLERK YOUNANs hes gone on Q weeks
vacation to his home In New York state.
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MEDALS ZOE AIMING THE ORrGoN.-Ths
State department has received from the
British government four gold and six silvei
medals awarded to the master OF the schoonel
Fannie T. Gorham, Of Belfast, Me-. and 20 tai
pilot and seamen Of the pilot boat Phantom
eon. sunk on Fire Island. n. Y, last March.
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FIRST CoNTRoLLER DURHAM leaves tonight
for . trip TO Boston by sea. He will be gone
ahOut n weak.
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month, ~, 400
l2l5 W St NV. $500 cash. s35 a month $4,000
12l1 w 81. NV, $500 cash. $50 month So. 500
2236 to 2242 18th st. NV. 500 cash, S25 month,
S2.IOO.
22oi 18th ST. w., $500 cash, S25 a month So 400,
rot 18th st NV, corner Boundary. $500 cash, $50
month, 50 $40.
22OO 18th ST. NV corner w st $500 each can O.
month, $4,000.
Apply to JOHN T. ARMS
seiI-6t $40 Is on N u,
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nAgEAixR PARSONS. COR sTH AND EN.w.
knnng speclsaty; also. The cure OF sooshachs
eunA ellevlasss pam 81 exuacsingL oss given apis
n1 q =. rALDO1T. DENTIST. Ss7 7TH ST.
II 0soe doom Rom corner y DeuliGlxy n III
hs nanchsA Tssth tnneEssd "a pa - An vorS
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AUTUMN OpEs1se.

N.R-THE BEST Is THE CHEAprsr. se]
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A DIsHoNEsr CHAIR MENDRR.-"Have you
got any chairs 70 mendf" inquired William
Robinson, colored, at the residence Of Calvin
Firor, 1408 9th street . few evenings ego. He
was given Q chair 70 repair, but ~ he did not
return Il, complaint was made 70 the police,
and Robinson was arrested by On1cor Riley.
This morning In the Police Court Robinson
pleaded guilty 70 two charges Of larceny. The
Judge gave him twO months an Jail.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS. - District Grand
Lodge, No. 2. g. U. .. OF Chaldeans, held their
annual session at the Cadets armory last even
ing and elected the following officers for the
year: Silos Scott, district grand master; James
o. Holmes, ID. ID. q. NJ; Henry Brown, D. q. NJ;
Hitter Carter, ID. q. Chap; Frank Lyons, II q.
treasures Henry Miller, ID. q. secretary; A. w.
Clemohs, ID. q. Or; Lemuel Willis. ID. marshal.
the Ca diets armory in honor Of the officers.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS. Several six-room houses
on "A street northeast all modern improvements 10
per cent investment. Price. only ~. 900 each also
Brick rms ON Corcoran, bet 18th 14th sts ~ POO
IL 1000
and cellar, 18th st cheap .-.a.a.3p0
18th near (fOr business ........-a-s. ,2Q
18th near T ST., new house $685. .sl..-fls 7S1
bet n. Cap. & LIST SITS. n. W.......-..2, TOO
Apply at once 70 J. W. r. MYERS.
se15-1wf 142S New York ave.
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The THEATERs NEXT WEEK.-Seats for the
engagement OF Frederick Warde at the National
next week go on sale at the theater box office
tomorrow morning. The sale OF seats Tor Mrs.
ID. p. Bowers Performance at Albaugh's next
week begins at the opera house box office to
morrow morning
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E>OR SALE
II BARGAINS ON CAPITOL HILL.
Corner property store and dwelling two SQUARES
from new library price. $4oOO; terms easy rented
SO per month.
a new two-ssory bay-window and back building
brick dwelling six rooms; bath, range latrobe and
terms easy.
fine new brick, bay window six rooms and bath
on 9th ST. 8. e.: $4,000; terms easy.
. Two new two-story and basement brick dwelliuys
I'VE rooms and cellar, ON X 81 a.. near navy yard
81 $50 each.
se4-im DANENHOWER SON 1llSFst
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IGOR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL PLACE, WITH
Il nice House. SO Acres, on the Tunlaw road.
frontage on 5th st. between Rhode Island ave.
and St. of As by 100 feet alley, with six-roorn
Frame House; Sl2.5OU. Side Lot will be sold sep
arate: s.. so per square foot
Call for list of Houses Lots and Farms for sale.
Sel4-lw GEO. W. LINKINS, 100 10Th at
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Editorial Correspondence.

Notwithstanding the depression pcrvading |
every lie Of business ia all parts of the coun-
Try at this time. Charlotte presents Il busting.
busy an prosperous appearances Business is
Iu,iues here =, ali tincs AMI IN :.ll voc,tions
conducted upon strict business principles, CON
sequentiy the increasing business and wealth
of Charlotte arc upon solid ami lasting founia-
tions
Upon every hand the spirit of progress, Gu
,erprisc and prosperity i very apparent.
Within the past two years number OF large.
elegant and commolious business houses have
been erected, not only on the Prominent bust
ness streets, but on minor street, leading from
them, which is one Ct the strongest and surest
evidences Of the expand ling business of the
city. Whenever We see the business Of n city
seeking room beyond the old business thor
oughiarcs pulling down private residences and
| erecting IN their PAGES ,imc business houses,
| driving, Is il were the private dwellings far
| thcr into the suburbs, thereby expanding the
| city 10y It's business pressure, We may safely
pronounce that c:;y to he in u healthy, progress
| sivc and prosperous condition. containing with
| in it, own limits those ncv cr failing elements,
| 80 inviting to capital and encouraging to enter
prisc-pu>h, pluck, liberahty and intelligence.
| Charlotte has these clements III active perfcc-
| ton and although She sufferers from an un Just
| AMI iuiIuitoUs railroad discrimination imposed
upon her hy the Il. X. II. Il. Il. syndicate.
| similar to what Union grVaucd under few
years ago, she cannot long be kept from occu-
| pying an equal position with the most flour
| ishing and attractive cities III the country.
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The Union Base Ball Club in Laurens.

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,I,cir .,,,c,i,c.... ,.lI ,;sr.I ., .bc
Merchants IIn,rI ~ In. tiu,. or ,L,v y,u,I rcr
,,:, they ..ouic,Iv p;ck.I ~. ., ,,,j. IN,
o.c,o,.,k cvcpin, t,,ir ,xLis,r,I o,o, with ,lc
pr,..i ms lua,I and ,I.,osi,cJ ,lc,r IN ,l h,som
of ,,I I,urcu.. the rr;lc of IN. Piedmont.
Tl,.y were cordially and s,,,;ol,,. ,pr, -, rhc
,lr,,,t and most generously given every accom-
luoI,,;uo and attention that the civ ,,,iiI nj
ford and rirht here may adj That throughout
,hr entire week every courtesy That tn, mos,
f,.titious could expect wa, rendered them. All
Lavrcus seemed bent on giyiu., them pleasure
OF all kinIs. AMI there wns never :, set o.! boys
tha, know better how to appreciate ami cni oy
it than tho-c who went from Union.
M.uiay might the Union Combination Min
strc!s showed to q crowded house. although the
ycrv heaven, seemed filed with .ain. Those
vii, saw the performance AMI i.-L. between
ihe shyr, intervals Of successive showers, cX-
prc,,c themselves highly pleased AMI wei sat
i,frl
Ten clock Tue lay morning the Grand Base
Bah Tournament upcncI VITA Troy t. the bat
Union in he field At the ending of the 9TH
iuuii- the game stood . to :; in favor OF Troy.
The ...uuc wa. beautiful md cxcj,in., and showed
~ high order OF amateur playing, there being
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The Governors Farewell.

nearly four years nc las hcld win honor 10
himself and the State. The ceremony was very
brief anG simple, but it was rs imposing rs if
II hal bccu interviewer with pOmp and display.
MI the lu)rs AMI wini)ws Of the room were
ot,rrl, aui a light hr2CHs h.&&rrCd through II,
mouoratins the heat There werO asssmbicd in
formally To witness the ceremony, Col. Coward.
Supcrintcnicut OF Education, Railroad Commis-
sioncr BouhanI, Attorncy.Gencral Miles. Comp
trnll,r-Gcncral S;tuncy. Mayor Ehct, Col
Iipscumb. Superintendent of the Penitcntiary,
State Treasurer iIchhT'i>Jn, state Chemist
Chaza!, Co.oEt B,ucr, Commissioner Of Agri-
culture. Secretary %! Niair !"p~cDmb. President
Mcl;rv,ic. rr tin, south Carolina COLLEGE. col \.
c. IIaskcll ten. i;uivlph Slcgling, Assistant
Attorney -'icucral Hnchmau, Col! Il. ID. Goodwyn,
Col f. ". McNlI-tcr ami other friends OF hOv.
Thomson AMI Of ni- successor. Ey request OF
the Governor tie clerks OF the state depart
mrnts had also a>scmbl" 10 see him out o. Office
Governor nomI son. observation-disclosures Shep-
pnrd a.rl Chief Justice SIMPSON were III the
room before the ae-"mhlu o! the party. Mc-srs
Thomson anl Sheppard chatci with their
friends until the city bell struck twelve. vt
this si-u:G they walked - tue north cnt oi the
chamber and tool; POSITIONS Icy tn" Governor
desk. facing the spectators vino were Arrange
around the room. chief Justice Simpson stool
near tir;u Turning L. Nr. Sheppard. tn" vc-
tirin" Governor saiI " Governor ShcprIri !
have the honor t. hrul yuu this communication.
informing y"u that nave this lay iI,cl with TIA"
Secretary u; the state my rc>Itna;i"n "t IN"
Office Of iipvrlIrr OF South tIrDinl. ''DvcT-
nor Shrr"rrl received the letter. which wr-
cnclosci IN an official envelope, AMI without
rcniiu. il. bowed - hi~ IRE Icc"~-oT. Thea
,urniu, - Culvf Justice Simpson. wh) -tooi At
his ir, ,iIn. hr sail : ' II y2Uc Honor ,c,'-c
am now r,t.i !. :, rt,.r the oath pt Office. Ia"
OATH Vas tuiHj,rcrcl according t. the u>UH.
form, the affirmation hc,nc taken "a snn..
Bible
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pe9. Democrats iout .orsct Jour Township
meeting ty-a.orro;, Saturday, at " o'clock L.
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', chill can hs hc,,hy If ""'>s abound IN
i,s stomach SEMI .yr Sug..gc's iuiau icri".-
i.gc, the r,'.,n.e r,Wvty.
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FcN COENTI .lEDITOR

hereby "sn"rucc my-ll Il r,n,halr r.r r, q, ..,,,
ioih" IL" "''.'""' 'r"r 80, tu:"n County; sul.,.,
" 1.-THE i''r>ou" III" primary yi,u uion.
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