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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-20
Notes

Jark-on il 4 good ball town. They tuIn
out good crowds at every game.
Sandy McD=rmOtt has not been offered
! The management of the Toledo team ~ II
ported, and will continue n an umpire.
Il il understood that Umpirc Sullivan
hal sent IN his resignation 10 President Me
| Darmi,h, who disappointed Joe Simmons,
VINO was an umpire IN this League Inst
wear fer awhile.
The LqE.ilc Sta,s defeated the Fifth
ward nine yertcrday by the score OF l. to
/ ~ Stars battery. Leach aud Roberts
| Fifth ward, Campbell aud Gruh!eri errors,
Stars ;, Fifth ward =
The Clippers and Dudes played Il game
Of base ball on the Island Park, yesterday
afternoon, which was witnessed hy quite a
large number vi people, among whom
were mauy ladies' The game resulted in
victory tor the Clippers, by a score OF
IL toy
The Cycloucs ct the South Side went
over To Martins Ferry yesterday and tack
led the Red Stockings OF that place. The
game was line one and resulted ina vie
tory for the Cyclones by q score OF 3 to d.
Eleyer and Wright WAS the Cyclone bat
terry and they did great work.
Al. the papers which have mentioned
the sale ct DeIrhauty say that hr was sold
for = eUJ. Tie statement in the REGIS
TER yesterday morning that the SUM WAS
- Goa IL right. II cost Al Reach at least
- 200 to cDu-ummate the bargain The
Pittsburgh papers are Kicking Lccuusc the
infringement OF the Allegenies made no
attemp to secure Dial, as they Ic,9guizs his
ability,
The youth who attc0ds TO the base ball
columns Of the Columbus JoUIH IL very
much worried over Wheeling's home runs
The little fellow shouldn't work himself
into frenzy. because he il liable 10 rup-
turr blood vessel. and then what would
the .jDurHm and the Tri-State League do,
lie also rants in his Wild drlcnum about
specials or something OF that sort, and no
matter in what particular subject he starts
out, ne invariably gets back to that one
thing that IL undoubtedly mania with
him. His rantingS are like unto munlac's,
and his windy yapOriugs as clear as mud.
Stick to your text. Winnie, and make
some little effort to tell the truth. on
course IT IL amusing, but all things amu5-
ing become che-tuuts when constantly re-
hashed. You are no doubt nice fellow,
hut maybe the JDUrHG' management Is
giving you pointers. See
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-20
NATURES HIGHWAY.
DnIaEs Of Eonts And Hossnen Along the

The Scotia passed down yesterday morn
iug at . O'Clock.
The Gen Pike left last night for Cincin.
natl at ~ O'Clock with a Rooi trip.
The marks q; the landing last evening
indicated feet II inches and stationary.
The river marks from above yesterday
We're Parker, , feet and stationary; cloudy
and cool oil City, > Zee: aud rising; cloudy
aud cool. Greensboro. II feet 10 inches
and rising; Clouiy. Morgantown, . feet
% inches and rising; rlondy. Brownsville.
Il feet > inches aud rising: cloudy. Rice :
Landing, feet inches and rising; cloudy.
Lock No 4, feet > inches and rising;
cloudy.
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Decoration Day.

The members OF the G. \, L. aud old
soldiers generally are basy with the eNrr'
cisrs incident To Decoration Day. The
morning will he devoted to decorating the
graves, Stephens PO't taking the Gem
eirri,s south Of the creek, and Holiday
Post and the sons of Veterans the Gem
rterics north nf the creek and urt of town
The ladies Of the Relief Corps will have
chnrrr of Tho d IMrTs.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-20
small IluIrlurie-.

ca Friday night thieves Effected 40 en-
trance into the blacksmith shop OF kaslcy
* Brooks, At the corner Of Woods and
Twenty ninth streets, aud INTO the black
smith shop OF C. l.. Wiedner, directly OPP
po,itr The hurglries we're not discover
I'd until seven O'Clock yesterday morning.
Nothing OF value was taken.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-20
REMARKABLE SUCCESS
ct nr -. VI. ,Io,um \ Mans Hearing Re
.tnr,J After Ten Years Deafness

ct nr. -. VI. .Iocum \ Mans Hearing Re
stored After Ten Years Deafness.
Thousands of people 20 through the
world only partially enjoying tn" use OF
the faculties with which nature blessed
them, rendering themselves and all with
whom they come in contact miserable or
at least very uncomfortable Many 50 al
lIirted suffer unnecessarily through lGno-
rance of the fact that they are not beyond
cure az will he seen by the following
case Of Mr.. J. r. Hlines, Minerva, stark
county, Olio Mr. Haiues informed the writ
er that when he first visited DR.. S,OCum he
was unable to i,Ur u s0und or nfH hnH,
and that he almost considered II q waste
of time and money, a. he had 20 often been
.ug',..'4 assured that his cas-, rrus hup.|.,s.
The result Ct Dr. SlOCum' treatment prov
ed otherwise, ~ MI Haines IS nor od'r III
iagrr, .uN o., mg 0w the tones Of OIdi.
nary conversation being perfectly audible
to him
DR.. Slocum cane to our city three years
ago, and hls by successful practice and
straightforward dealings with patients
built up equation of which any man
may well be proud, as he undoubtedly
stands among the frs; in his field OF prac'
ticc
d.. Slocum can be consulted al HE
oic" and Iniirmary, No. go Sixteenth
street, from . a IL. 10 > p. N.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-20
A LIKENESS OF BENNY STEPBAES

The above is fair likeness OF Benny
Slephans, who Hoars out lots OF grass IN
right garden Tor the Wheeling team,
Eenny played in the Northwestern League
last year, ending the season with Mil
waukve. lie isa splendid fielder beau
tilul throwpr End heavy batter. Ste
phaus IL ais, a fine change pitcher aud
can pitch live 'nuiug- with any man ~
the club. lie il good ball player and Il
GENIAL gentleman, both on and on the bail
field.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-20

August Anderson was arrested by Oaicer
Dunlap. Yesterday, for disordeIly conduct
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-20

The steamer Andes will make an CXcur-
sion trip to the Cincinnati Musical Fest!-
val, leaving Wheeling Tuesday, May -,
l~,N, at 3 p M, and arriving At Cincin-
natl Thursday noon Returning Friday
%, midnight This will give eNcursionists
time to attend three concerts. Fare for
the rolGd trip, including board while in
Cincinnati. From Wheeling, $40, Parkers-
bury and Marietta, 81; RaveuswoOd, 81.
Kramer's tull band will accompany the TX
oursiOnist Z
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-20

Special r's,rrg 10 n, Saair. RostJ,~.
LIMA. o., MAY Is-The game between
Lima and Mansfield was the finest ever
played on the home grounds. Both clubs
played magnihcen,ly through eleven in
mugs Weihr, OF Lima, made home
run ia the fifth inning, bringing m three
men and the winning run in the eleventh.
| Inc score
Lima % % % . D ID - % d q
Mansfield " o. % q o. s
Earned runs, Lima - Mansfield :, base
hit, Lima {, Mansfield II; errors, Lima
:. Manstield3, batteries Orcn and Som
mers. DIrrah and Ooerlandrr Umpire
MCDermOtt.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-20

The following transfer OF real estate was
left for recordat Clerk Hooks Office yes
terday:
Deed made May 10, l--S, by William C.,
I.sasure and and wife, TO James A Leas-
ure, for part OF lot No. II, in w. W. ShrlT-
cr's addition. Consideration, II, coo.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-20
Fire In . show wind ".

Arout eight o'clock last evening fan
became igui;ed 10 one Of the show windows
of Emsheimer's dry goods store, and the
sparks and blaze communicating to other
goods a lively little fire was soon IN
progress. The blsz, was soon extin-
guished, with small loss.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-20

ELrned nuns. Wheeling 3, home

Earned runs, Wheeling 3; home run
Drlahanty; two hapgers, O'Neii; base on
balls hy Aldrich, l struck out, 10y Aidrich (,
By Flanagan o.; LEI, on bases, Kalamazoo >;
Wheeling .; stolen bases, Sweeney, S!eph
aus, Staplcton and Van SAINT, Passed balls,
Yak >, Whalen / wild pitches, Flanagan
=. Aldrich .; double plays, DeIahauty,
Riley to Day to Daily. Time, lao. I'm
pire, Stellberger.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-20
Merrl.gr LIcen.e I..ned.

The following marriage Licenses was
issued yesterday
William S Jackson, Il native OF Wheel
ing aged 2i and Sarah Adelia Sharp, 4
native of Wheeling, aged Is
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-20
Sales Of Real Estate.

The Wrlch property around the hill'
has been sold by Trustee W. j. W. Cow
den TO George Crumbacker for sos, and
McCalIister property to Bernhard DAuhert
t.- S-UU
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-20
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
Put Under Bond.

Kitty Linn was before Justice Davis
Yesterday, and waa put under bonds to
keep the peace fer one year, after her
pleading guilty.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-20

,,,ttur. ut ,h, rarL to-day viii b"
exceedingly pleased. Ah" '"n',''
prozrau,mr will """>'rli"ni' nm" III"
i.ark - tu al 10. ~pi""i"r POUR ""'
f.nplu uIIC,~ open turin= ia" week
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-20
Canton Wins.

E-|"-|- I-||I|- y n" NI"TT| N|IE'|-
SANuUsEY. May -SAndusky played
a miserable all agound game to-day, scor-
ing fourteen rank errors, of which Me
Keough at second, had eight. Their field
iug was generally loose, while Canton play
ed a strong game in the field and won the
game hands down. Score:
-audU,ky ...............l % % ] % D J. .
Canton. ............ 90 O. . 90 % % 10
Base hits. Slndu-ky -, Canton :; errors,
Smdusky II, Canton 3; batteries, Schell
and Craftsman, Delaney and FilzdInmons,
umpire Young
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-20
SUMNER BEVERAGES,
Some Simple. Wholesome and Refreshing Hot
Weather Drinks.
ASSURE WAY OF QUENCHIEG THIRST.
4 New Sort o., Lemonade Much More Palat-
a5.e Than the OLD Style.
RUSSIAN GOLD WATER TEA.

Now that the heated season IS fast APP
preaching, although the temperature ms
morning gives little indication ct it7
proximity, some remarks upon the subject
of no, weather drinks may be in order, by
unanimous consent. This article must
not. however, be taken to be disquisitlon
upon beer, nor yet TO be devoted to bls'
tory of the discovery, rise, decline and fall
Of the mint julip, once the almost exclusive
beverage of those able to command the
price thereof upon a sultry day These
few points, given in a iatberly and gratu'-
tous way, are rather to be devoted entirely to
what are known as soft drinks'-thipg-
which render comfortable the inner man
without whirllng the brain around at a
800 per minute rate and which bring 10Y
and satisfaction without any corresponds
ing SYMPTOMS OF the dcliTium triangIes.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-20
have changed places in the past week and
they occupy the positions shown below


At Pirsburg:--
p,r.m.ry .....I DOL 20 o o o. .
Ws,..nlf..a I % D U % % o n-
Runs, Pittsburg 8. Washington .; base
hits, Pittsburgh :, Washington .; umpne,
Valentine
At Cleveland
Cincinnati. ...I a o. o u o o g. b
Cleveland .............y u
Earned runs. Cincinnati g. errors, Gin
ciunati 3: Cleveland e.; base hits, C!ncln-
mai ~. Cleveland /; pitchers, M1lianc
and Blakely; umpire, MCQuade.
At indianapolis
Eo, ,"..' ,''' -. o o o o 3 80
Earned runs. Indianapolis 3, Boston {,
errors, each; base hits, Indianapolis .,
Boston II; pitchers, Carkson and MoIlett;
umpire, Decker.
At Chicago
oh!rago............. o % o o ! % . . '-g
Ph,Iaie.plGu.... . . u o o.
Earned, Chicago q. Philadelphia 3; er
rors, Chicago :, Philadelphia 6; base hits,
Chicago 9, Philadelphia .; umpire, Lynch.
At Detroit
n.ru.i .....0 . % o @ o @ q o 70
SrN York o % d @ % IT, D
Erned; error, t. each; base hits De
troit 9 New York :. .mpire, Daniels
At Brooklyn
BROOKLYN ........ % o. 3D. o o o. o ID % %
Kau,t. ,Ity ........ D U d o % % -.
Etrn,d, none, Errors Brooklyn .. Kan
sas CITY /; base hits Brooklyn I, Kansas
l.. nd
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-20
THE NIIk SHAKE,

The present indications are that those
who take their hot weather drinks at the
drug store rather than at the saloon will
make iayorite OF the milk shake, t" the
popularity Of which the REGISTER has 81.
iutcd upon several occasions. Although
there ha4 AZ Vt, been hut little warm
weather, and none ut all deserving the APP
relation Of hot, there has been steady
and ever increasing demand ior the shake,
and there j. now hardly - drng store IN
the tnNu whirh il rai supplied with IA
cihti,s Ter getting up The d'lnk At short
notice, while several saloons have also Pnt
-hakc4 on sale Probably two hundred
gallons OF milk IL daily dispensed in this
way in Wh.,!IGg. and ~ summer Wp-
proach,., tins amount will largely IN
crease
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-20
CITY HALL News =.
Point. Picked Up About tho Headquarters
Of the Municipal Government

Points Picked Up ABOUT INC heSui""''
of the Municipal Government
p,lics Cont was again n blank, yester-
day morning, Tor the third time this week
August Anderson was arrested by Onlcer
Dunlap. Yesterday, for disordeIly conduct
Two DRINKS were run in last night
Go To Ravha's Ice Cream Opening To-
dsy. corrcr 18th and McCulloch streets
$500, $500, $500!
Our Mems Genuine Kangaroo shoes AT
~. 90 for comfort and durability have no
equal at HasenauG's, lois Main street
Try our Misses High cut GondoIa ND
shoes at Il 10; is a daisy, at Hasenaner E
luis Main.
Gored by Bull.
PARKFR~Br re. W. VA, May l9-ira
Davis. who resides below Kanawha, near
here, was dangerously gored by bull yes
terday. He il not expected TO recover.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-20

MEN'- line Calf low cut shoes 81 -, al
HAsenauer's, lui- Main street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-20

TIE co-it-t. tidiest and incest little res
tauraut 10 the ,nwn, from the kitchen and
ca0k to the dining room and walters, Is
Booths.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-20

The fourth week OF the Tri State League
race Is lust closed and Wheeling still has a
a good hold on first place, with Columbus
a good second. Several OF the other clubs
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-20
nrMER nEINkS

There are host of other hot weather
drinks 70 familiar to the p@h,ic, "a to IL
uuirc 10 introduction. The ordinary soda
water Of commerce will, A. in times past,
bee in large demand. Movie has won a
lasting place in the public esteem, and
deep rock with phosphate, and the other
natural mineral waters are in active de-
maud. emonadc has lost none OF it,
charms. particularly with our friends from
the rural districts, and pop is asked tor
right along In fact. when one stops Ia
think over the immense quantities Of non
intoxicauts consumed between May and
October, one cannot but reach the conclu,
sion that the whisky and other frey drinks
have to q great extent lost their charm, OF
late years, and that the grip OF the saloon
upon the male portion OF the population
has been correspondingly los@ned.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-20

OF all cap3 except champagne perhaps
cider is th" best Pour quart al cider
Into pitcher, lice an orange into IT o.
three slices OF lemon, syrup OF not, accord
ing rs the cider is sweet or sour, add n
glass oi sherry and pint oil brandy witlo
pin, Of crushed Strawberries if IN season
otherwise Il cup Of chopped pineapple and
a icw drops Of almond lityoring II cham
payne cider IL used let it be iced b,ior,
used. let all stand I'LL chilled. Then
strain aud add q syrhon Of soda
The snha water must always be- used the
the llal thing. and when there il time Il
have the cup cold enough without dc
not add lee to il, "a Il stands it gets poor
Swceten all cups with syrup made thus
Pour boiling water, a pint, on a pound
Of white sugar. When dissolved, hottie
for use The use Of syrup prevents The
last OF the cup being too sweet,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-20

2.u0o yards Bate Grey Seer-uckH,
worth l. .c. at -.ca yard. at
FN,HEINIEE'S.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-20

EoorH's Restaurant, liHest in the city
No % Twelfth street
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-20

Use Dr. Hennigs Sarsaparilla. - doses
for - cents.
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Toledo Duwnrd.

Sprr,f. Iis..1H 20 NJ N"N'.| E'.aFtT
ToIEno. May 10. A miserable game
was played all around to-day. Both pitch
ers were hit hard aud Garfield was badly
supported by DAM, and Brown relieved
hun in the fifth inning. Columbus was
heaviest with the bat and won. Lima
PLAYS here tomorrow in championship
game, The score
Toledo ...... .. .N
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-20

IL you want u choice meal, with all the
irhracies Of the season, cooked exactly 10
palate OF the guest, then 20 TO Booths
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-20

Go u Bayha's lee Cream Opening TO-
day, corner ith and McCulloch streets.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-20

Earned runs, Toledo ID. Columbus .;
base hit-, Toledo %. Columbus -, erTor1,
Toledo q, Columbus L.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-20

]
! This ~ a summer "rlhh "hi'u Il 'S'l
! popuiar III The Last hnl "h.'A mas st H'I
| ly made lts debut IN wheeling. Inc iol
| lowing recipe IL the best eNtsnt: hFeaR
AN tgE into the 'umhlef, squeeze the lemon
! into II with II squct/'r ana haII III! lht
| tumbler with lee broken email Hli up WIN
| water aud with shaker shake the "hHlr
| vigorously few seconds; then crate a In
| tie HHtmeg over the top II yon have no
shaker beat the egg with q fox.
Simple lemonade Il greatly improved by
rubbing the peel with sugar. When made
Tor patents recovering from fever Il far
| more grateful drink than strong lemonade
| "a made ~ using one lemon l" nan 81
water, with ONE lump nj sugar rubbed on
the peer, '"eeteN very '''','. I"',' N'''5
III 8i''""IN we. VI, '."..,'i ana
/ tongue are P''''''' j. '".'>P ''''''J -
| iFr-h'hr.
,uLD WATER TEA OR Kl~'IAN TEA.
Eu.sian summer tea Is another delight
! rrl rppuouud for the heRt,d term. Il il
usually made by s,erpinp tea in boiling
water IN the usual way auI setting it in
ice This ri,-s the astrjngruCy tina; is
ulrasart when hot. with cream, but To
many taqtr- very uGulensant when cold.
The h,,,rrway to make /, is easier in hot
weather and SO made. iced ten is posi-
tive luxury. -Four hours before you IL.
uuire the tea tor use Tor over night il you
CHOOSE pat four tcA.poouiI's Of tea into =
pitcher, pour on Itn quart Of Geld water
cover and set 1t IN the ice box. II does
not sound AZ ii good tea conId be made win
cold water, hut tins - me perfection o.
cold tea, fragrant without the least pi'''r
nrS4, aud 81 beautiful amber c't"Ih'>S
Swecten Is any other tea win niue
lemon ln'cr aud slice OF IeiH"h i2allnE III
each glass TINS makes the iAAiohapI' "u'
si'u yea ....,..,. .,,,, ,,,.r,p ar ,,,,,r
go ,..,.-.. .,... .,.,l.. -. l..
UIe may '"lS 'o' L.'',os ,rJ
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-20

I......- ...turut 80. 80 t"'l'l"
Street. .rst og. -,L offers thr finest meals
TO Dec i.t go W.ra.ru..
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-20

Gu rr Epyha's Ice Cream Opening to
day. corner jrh and MrCulloch streets.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-20

J-a d. U.ua5e'- St~apSg.IA. 2- doses
tor I'D truta
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-20

This is excellent made from California
vine Pour bottle Of clNrct into Il
pitcher, add sliced orange, leaving out
the lir4l and last slice, and strip OF Gu
cumhrr peel rs long a vour finger; sweeten
with syrup, add, If liked, Wincgldss Of
santa CrrZ rum; set this in crushed ice
aud inst before drinking add tn. contents
81 a -yphon OF suda water, STIR and serve at
once.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-09-11
Massachusetts Democrats.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass September 5.-The
democratic state convention met here today.
William E. Russell, of Cambridge, was nomi-
mated by exclamation for governor. After
recess the ticket was completed, as follows:
Lieutenant governor, John w. Corcoran; sec
rotary OF state, William n. Osgood; treasurer
aud receiver general, Henry G. Thatcher; at
torney general, Samuel y. Lamb; auditor,
William A. Williams.
The platform has the following on the tariff:
believing that IN l-Yyiug import duties 10 meet
the actual requirements of the government they
should bo levied incidentally TO atl ri euCoGT
agement and protection to American cap tai aud
labor and thus strengthen our home indu tries, we
co.dia Is approve provisions of Mills bill and the
placing of wool on the free list, which will uuques
tiouably give stimulus to the WOODEN mills Of this
state aud ty reducing the cost OF materials wall en-
able the wooden manufacturers to compete Will al
foreign rivals i0r the trade Of the world and give
more work and better wages to WOODEN workers.
Believing that taxes should be iicl from the
common articles OF necessary consumption, Ires-
dent Clevelands proposition to take the duty oil Of
wool salt, lumber and such staples thus being
made cheaper-wil make lighter the task of every
NorSiu mdu who has a family, we denoupce the
policy ploposcd by the republican party of abolish
ing the internal revenue laws. which bear On
liquors and tobacco, thus Offering the people
cheaper whisky instead OF cheaper necessities.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-09-11
sou,h cnrolina,s Convention.

COLUMBIA, S. c., September O. Special. !
The democratic state convention met in this
city today at noon. James L. Orr, of Green
vile, was elected permanent Chairman.
All the present state officers were renomi-
mated unanimously, namely: Governor, John
Peter Richardson; Acknowledgements, Will
liam l.. Mauldin secretary Of state, j. c. Mar.
shall treasurer, I. NJ Bamberg; comptroller
general, j. $. Werner, encouragement, Joseph
H. Earle; adjutant and inspectors general, NJ.
L. Bonham, Jr.; superintendent of education
Judge IL. Rice.
Mr.. Earle, Notwithstanding his protest was
placed in nomination against Richardson by
the farmers faction, receiving ia votes 70
Richardson's lgi, but before the result of the
ballot was announced, upon motion Of Farmer
Tiliupan, leader of the opposition, Richardson's
nomination was made unanimous,
The other state officers were renouinated by
reclamation. This heals tho breach in the
democratic party in South Carolina.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, September 6.-rSpo-
cial. A meeting Of the state republican eX-
ecresye committee mas beeh held within the
past three days at which the leaders mapped
out an active campaign for Alabama.
Among other things lt was decided 70 put
candidate out in every congressional district
IN tie state and elect ttem II possible. The