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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-02

ExMayor Civilion Zones, Grand Marshal of the
Fourth of July celebration at Bridgeport has COM
pcted his programme. There viii be five divisions
in the parade on Wednesday Colonel Henry
Huss will command the Military DIVISION Elcazur
Parmly, that of the civic societies. Charles r. Broth
well the industrial division, and Henry A. Bishop
and Charles F. Williams Tho two divisions OF fire.
men, The parade will be than two miles in
length. On Tuesday night there Will be a marine
parade in which there will be several hundred
vessels including the Atlanta, of the North Atlantic
Naval Squadron, and the New Haven Yacht Club.
There will be about five of fireworks, and the
side Club Will give reception
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-02
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Hoard OF Electrical Control No. LBS Broadway,
Frcurson in aid Of Home for Aged and Innrm Deaf
Mutes A.. .vra., corr. =, ov..
"" Rendezvous OF seawanhaka Yacht Club for summer
cruise oyster Bay, p. NJ a.. ,,.......n ...o
Brooklyn and Long Island Metnoai'' A'''"''' "'-~
citation Building, Brooklyn, IL a. m. ...., u...,...
Gon,ist preachers and Reformed Pastors meeting"
tlaetIon Of trustees OF Eighteenth Street Methodist
Episcopal Church. evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-02

The St. Louis. Brooklyn, Athletic and Cihchnah
,uhe arc close together I'm the for the American
Association pcnnant Either one of the four teams
has an excellent chance to capture the trophy lho
ST. Louis club leads of present, with the Broohiyh
nine close second tho Ahlccts third and the Olhch
natl GOOD fourth. The Baltimore. Cleveland, LOUIS
VILE and Kansas City clrbs seem TO have lt'le chaco
of lettering their present position The record Is
as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-02
COYTyG UP FOR ANOTHER VICTORY

The supersttious Democrats OF Upper Railway have
been much troubled by incident occurred day
Harrison nominated. j. Garthwaite old and
highly respected resident OF section while walking
through his garden found old medal lying
ground whore IL had been turned up during
by his gardener Upon carefully examining 1t he
surprised 10 find that 1t old campaign medal Of
the Tippecanoe and Tyler too" campaign of $780, with
q picture Of log cabin side and Harrisons
and the date OF his birth the other Mr. Garthwaite
is earnest Republican and is the means
victory for Tlppecanoe's grands n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-02

It i understood that liquor sellers have BEEN dvsd n
the brewers TO continue business without paying A.
new license pending the decision Of tho suprsms Cou
the constitutionay Of the High License scs whicS
decision Is expected time in September Ths N,
else Board will vigorously carr out the Law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-02
NEWs OF THE LABOR pyJOys

Tho Central Labor Union yesterday confirmed the
pension OF the Locknniths' Railing Makers Union
for accepting wages below the standard and working
many hours The brewery OF Conrad Stein stsuck
from tho list Of union brcweres because the wornen
employed there refused 10 pay the for the
support OF the locked out brewers Resolutions
were passed TO have a request the Postmaster.
General asking him 10 instruct Postmaster Pearson
u interfere with the letter earrsr parade next wednes.
day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-02
AN ELEcrRro LIGHT WIRE STOPS THE CANS

Ore Of the wires Of the Brush Electric Light Com
pany which extended the Bowery Just above
Fourh-st broke from the crOsspieCc underneath the
elevated structure at about midnight Saturday and
fell into the street 1t lay the tracks Of the
Third ave. horse cars, impeding travel for short
time. Two or three stopped at a safe distance
Ocer Fraser reported the matter the Fifth Street
Station. and the company was notified One of the
lineman happened 10 como along and strung up the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-02
POLICE JUSTICES EXCHANGE POSTS

change Of Justices in the Police Courts went into
operation yesterday. Justice Smith will preside IN
the Court of Special Sessions for the next six months
and Justices Kbrct and Power Will be his colleagues
Justices White, O'Reily and Patterson will sit two
weeks out Of three between the Tombs and Yorlvile
Courts. Justices Duffy, German and Ford Will do the
same between Jefferson Market and Essex Market
Courts. Justices Murray and Weldc will sit in the
Harlem Court. Justice Duffy has changed places with
In Well
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-02
WAT WILL TIE XEwARK LIQUOR SELLERS Do

The licenses OF nearly 1900 liquor sellers in Newark
exIed at midnight Saturday and none OF them have
yet been renewed Under The law application be
made for renewal and deposit must be made prior
the meeting Of the Excise Board 10 entite he LIQUOR
sellers TO continue until q license is granted but
OF the 200 liquor sellers only hftyone such APP
pcaton Saturday, and thirty OF them protest
against the payment OF the increased fee OF $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-02

.dded six furongs. Choice Stakes threcycarolds'
80, 500 added 1-2 miles.
AUGUST c5-Hcmebred Produce Stakes; iwo-ycar
ODDS; ri. 900 added six furlongs. Monmouth hanoi-
cap; SIS 900 added 1 IL miles.
August o5-Cartarct Handicap; two-yearoins ;
$1,000 added six furlongs. Jersey Handicap' three
yeA,.olds s., 900 added Ia miles,
FOURTH OF JULY HANDICAP
Following arc the weights for the Fourth of July
Indican all aces one mile
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-02

The final intercollegiate game has been Played
and. as predicted in The Tribune, the Yale nine
captures the pcnrant. The Harvard r!nc made
coed nght and 1t required the final game OF the
series to decide the question Of supremacy. The
Princeton nine disappointed its friends winning
but enc game out Of the eight played. Tho record
IS as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-02
HOME NEWS.


PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HUTEL5
AIBEMARLE-Piesident Antonio FLORES Of Ecuador.
ppTNsWICK- General Thomas l.. Rosser, OF Virginia,
and NJ. H. do Young Of San Francisco. EVERETT
Henry Watterson. Of Louisville. FIFTH AVENUE
BENJAMIN H. HILL OF Georgia, and Nathaniel Paige Of
Washington GRAND-Colonel Joseph Conrad ana Gap
80, @ ,,oco,tha n & Army. wESTMINSTER-Con-
arossm,n n r. spinola wINDSOR-Professor Elisha
Gray and John b. Sherman, OF chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-02

PREPARING FOR THE sCIIUYLKILI. REGATTA.
Philadelphia, July 1 (SpecaD.-The fourOared
crew OF the NcwYorli Rowing Club IS the first of
tho visiting clubs for next Wedncsdavs regatta 30
make rs appearance the scbuylkill. The men
are quartoucd with the Philadelphia Barge Club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-02
WESTMINSTER COUNT

party Of veterans, all residents Of Sing eipe Ia
gone to Gettysburg to take part In the celebration
The Supreme Court has granted permission 10 IRE
American Yacht Club to mortgage its property A Nm
ton Point for $4,000 Washington Z. Co1no, M
william II. Starbuck the trustees Of tina EnyssS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-02

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ D.,
$40 WEST l2era.sE
Diseases Of tbs Nervous Geuito Urinary oreAnA
Impotence ana sterilty. Hours-St to IL. tex
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-02
IONG ISLAND

The new edifce for the German Lutheran gaa
Church at FIatbush was dedicated yesterday. Al
dresses were made by the Rev. william Berkmeyon
the Rev. J. w. Loeb and the /. Peterson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-02
ORDER OE STAKES

ORDER OF STAKES.
July 4-Indepcndence Stakes two year ODDS 81 500
added six furlongs Fourth of July Handicap 81 800
added; mile. Ocean Stakes 81 500 added; 1-s
miles.
July 7-IIoreful Stakes: twoyear ODDS 81 500
added; six furlongs. Long Branch Handicap 81 500
added Id miles Lorillard Stakes threeyear ods
$40 600 added; IL miles.
July 10-July Stakes; two yearolds 81 500 added
six furongs. Shrewsbury Handicap $1,000 added
] l-2 miles. Monmouth Oaks; three-ye old FLIES
81 500 added IA miles.
July 12-Monmouth Cup s., 900 added "a miles.
July 14--At'antic Stakes; twO-yearods; $1,000
added six furlonGs. Stockton Stakes three Odds
$4,000 added; IA miles.
July 17-Lasse Stakes; twoyearold FLIES; 81 500
added six furlongs. Midsummer Handicap; 81, 500
added mile.
July 10-Barnegat Stakes three yearolds: 81. 500
added / IL miles.
July 21-Tyro Stakes; two year olds; 81, 500 added
SIX furongs. Harvest Handicap; 81, $50 added IA
miles.
July 24-Passac Stakes; all ages; 81 900 added {;
six furlongs. Colleen Stakes; two-yearold FLIES !;
1900 added; SIX furlongs. stevens Stakes three
ycar-olds; 81. 500 added; SO miles,
July Exceptional Stakes; two-year-0lds; 81 900
added six furlongs. Trenton Stakes three year olds
$1,000 added l Is miles, Naveslnk Handicap;
e. 600 added: 1-2 miles
July 25-sapng Stakes; two-year-olds $1,000
81, 500 added; Ia miles.
July 31-scabright Stakes two-ycar-olds; 81, 500
added six furlongS Newark Stakes three year olds ;
81 500 added mile.
August 2-Elizabeth Stakes: three year-old FLIES :
81 800 added; 1s miles. Freehold Stakes; 81, 500
added IL miles.
August 4--Red Bank Stakes two year-olds; O., 500
added elk firlongs Palisade Stakes three year ODDS
81 500 added Is miles.
August 7-Camden Stakes two-year-ods: 81 500
added six furlongs. Eatontown Stakes: 81 800
added / mile.
August 9--Amboy Handicap; two-yoar-o lds Sc, 500
added; six furlongs. Cape May Handicap; $500
added; f-16 miles.
August II-Junior Champion Stakes two year olds ;
10000 added six furlongs. Champion Stakes; ;
q, 500 added ; / IL miles.
August 14-August STAKES two-yearolds; 81, 500
added: six furlongs. Railway Handicap; 81 500
added mile. West End Hotel Stakes three old
lilies 81, 900 added IL miles
August 16-Orangc Stalos; 81 900 added; seven
furlongs Delaware Handicap; sl,750 added. IA
miles.
August 1s-Critorion Stakes two-ysar-olds: 81, 500
added six furlOngs. Omnibus Stakes; tbrco-year-
eds 900 added 1-2 miles
August 21-sclect Stakes; twoysarolds: $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-02
XARINE INTELLIGEYok
MINIATURES ALMANAC

MINIATURES ALMANAC
SUE rseA l,29 Sets. 7,3l Noon rise o2a-xssvsuA q
InGH WATER
A. M--sandy Hoos. BOT Gov. lard 233 Hell 9ssA S,03
PN-sandy HOOK 1852 Gov Isrd 5l3 Hell 6ate, 0s23
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-02

The New-Jcrsey Athletic nine holds tho lead IN
the race for the amateur championship. Inc
staten Island Athletic nine is second and the Brook
Ign club last The latter team needs strengthen
ing and has not won a game to date The stand
ing Of the clubs is follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-02
Announcements

BRUMMELL's Caramels, Rich, Mellow. Deli.
Name each Wholesale House, sos
Grands Branches s3l Bway West l4thst. 1913 6thsva
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-02
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Dofl

Other trains and boats connect by stages from Little
Silver and Oceanport.
Express trains New.York by all routes will leave
Immediately after the races and will be followed by the
local trains
The steeplechase is lacking In the doath traps
that disngured jerome Park. The hedges, walls,
banks and fences have been built foot higher and
horses must do real jumping in order TO clear
them. This will prevent many accidents and provide
far better chases than have usually been seen at
Monmouth. 1t would not hurt If the jumps were
made sitter. But probably the horses will be
stiff enough.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-02

E. & w. The "WICHITA" COLLAR E T. w.
NEW DESIGN IN CoLLARs
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-11-09

assistance from the national and
State commi tees, but only see that
1t is husbsnded and M SIDE tn produce
result wewiii fight for q fair elcc-
ton here II necessary. The rebels
ard eopperheads can't steal tits elee :.
tion from u as they did in 1894
WI bout some one getting hurt.
W. W. Dudley"
Mr. Dudley Is treasurer OF tina re-
publican national csmpsign commit
tee. The letter was written to COM
m't,eemsu In Indiana. When IL was
first published Mr.. Dudley was very
indi snsnt; be denounced il as for.
gerry, and threatened 10 sue every pa
per Printing 1t for libel Hus be
himself was threatened with prose-
cution for violation OF the election
laws as soon a, he should return to
Indiana; and so he has wisely
thought better OF /. and concluded to
remain in New York. Tho letter
shows plainly that the republicans
had no hope OF succcss 10 Tuesdays
election except by buying voters.
A"o'S 10 III uou , O' ite commences.
AFTER ILLEGAL Vorgns IN New
YORK. -The New York Sun of Fri
da. Gays: Warrants f,r over Ave
hundred colored men. who have lille
gsliy registered. we're issued by Jus.
tice Ford at Jefferson Market Court
Wednesday on the nffidavits OF Capts.
Rely. Copeland, Brogan, AMI Thomp-
SOD, and Detectives Hoyes and Brett.
Capt. Reilly and the detectives
swore out 256 warrant. against m, n
who registered the first two days In
Africa as the blocks bounding
Twen'y-fourtb TO Thirty-tbir,l streets
and between S:xtS and Seventh ave-
nues are called. W thin the past
month this neighhorhood has been
overcrowded by the appearance OF at
least 600 co'ored strangers, Dum-
Der OF whom, it was learned, came
from Washington anil Philadelphia
All OF them have illegally registered
by swearing they have been year in
the Safe and four months in the
county. The msj rity gave false res.
idence'.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-11-09

A REMARKABLE CANvAss.-Wben
Judge Thurman was nomin, ted for
Vice-P President by the dem ocrstic
national convention he WAS character
lied by republican papers and
siumpers as decrepit Old man, and
the prophecy was made that he wodld
utterly break down If lie attempted
to enter the canvass as a epe nkcr.
How far these predictions were from
being correct is shown by the results
OF Judge Thurman's canvass, which
closed in The mining town @: Nelson.
vile, Ohio, where at leas. 10000 PEG.
pie. including 5000 miners who have
hitherto sol!dlv voted the republican
ticket, assembled 10 hear words of
wisdom from the old Roman. Judge
Thurman began his Camgaign tour
August 20. and wound it up in the
most perfect health, after travelling
500 miles and making twenty set
speeches and sixty.five short address.
es from the platform of the car. He
did not miss a single engagement,
and only once. N New York, was pre-.
vented from speaking Ly temporary
illness. In closing his campaign
Judge Thurman confidently precict.
ed The reelection Of Preside mt Cleve.
land. lie said Cleveland would car
ry New York, New Jersey, Connec.
ticut and lIndiana, and he believed
California, Michigan, Minnesota and
other Northwestern States would also
wheel into the democratic column.
That Judge Thrrman's speeches were
vigorous, conservative and to the
point his loliIical opponents must
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-11-09

Mr.. DUDLKY's LETTER.-A copy
OF the following letter OF instructions
TO the republican district leaders
has fallen into the hands of the dem q.
ccratic committee. 1t was sent out
from the republican national commit
tee on October "a aud its Ian.
gusge tells lis own story: Il hope
you have kept copies Of the list sent
me. Such information is very valu.
able, and can be used TO great ad-
vantage. II has enabled me TO de-
monstrate to friends bere that with
proper financial assistance Indiana
is surely republican for Governor
and President, and has resulted, as ]
hoped it would, in securing Indiana
the aid NJ cessary. Your committee
will certainly receive from Chairman
Huston the financial aid necessary to
Sofd our floaters aud doubtful voters
ard TO gau enough of the other kind
10 give Harrison and Morton 10000
plurality. New York, with what you
have done, ought TO be safe Con-
necticut likewise; in short, every
Northern Safe except, possibly, New
Jersey, though we still hope to carry
that State. Harrison's majority 10
the electoral college should be no less
than 100. Write each Of our
precinct captains, first TO find out
who has the democratic Doodle and
steer the democratic workers 20 them
and make them pay big prices for
their own men. Second, scan the
election officers closely, and make
sure that there are no men on that
board whose loyalty IS even question
able. Third see that our workers
know every republican voter, and see
that they so vote. Fourth, divide The
hoaters into blocks OF five, aud pul
trusted man, with necessary funds
In charge OF each squad, and make
him responsible that mono get awey
and tLat they vote our ticket. Fiji
make personal appeal to the rCpub
licaD business men TO pledge thom-
selves 10 work the entire day at tb
polls. You will be astODished Il
see how utterly dumbfoundcd tn
naturaliled democratic voters will bC
and how quickly hey will disappear
Lay great stress ou ibis matter;
will pa. Trcfe vii bo no doubt c
your receiving 'hr necessary Gns ucis
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-11-09
BooDLE WAS TO DO Ir.-ltv,

DOODLE WAS TO DO Ir.-lt was
apparent TO every body before the e.
lection that The republicans had no
hope Of success In this State save BY
ths. unlawful use OF money; b ut not
until Thursday night Of last week
was IL known definitely just how the
light was being conducted. At that
time afIldavits were re ceived at the
Wheeling Register Office from relia.
ole citizens in many parts of tho
State, setting forth the republican
plan Of campaign In detail. By
these statements it appeared that
1000 In cash had been sent TO each
of the following Counties Hardy,
Jefferson, Marion, Brax,on and Tuck.
er. In other counties, though it was
notorious that they had been flooded
with republican money by Steve Ell
kline and his hepchmen, still It was
impossible TO tell the exact amount
that had been distributed. Along
the West Virginia Central road, from
~ to $40 apiece was paid for votes,
and the Same figures were reported
from Westo n, Charleston and many
other points. In Braxlon county the
whole republican scheme for buying
votes, seeing that tickets given men
we're not changed before voting, ETC.,
was given dead away by the sworn
statement of member Of Harrison
and Morton club. In Marion and
Tucker democrats wero hired at big
wages to 60 away from home on all
sorts Of fools erfnnds on election
day, such as driving alleged drum
mers' 10 distant points, assisting in
getting out lumber far back in the
monntains, visiting relatives said to
be dangerously i'll, etc.. etc. In fact,
TO stone was left uniurned, and no
plan was too villa:nous, 10 be adop-
led by Elkins' desperate 'heelers' to
olect by fraud republican Legisla-
ture. and especially to defeat VIM. L.
Wilson for Congress in this district.
II was the vile,t, meanes', diriest,
most fraudulent campaign ever con-
Quoted by the republicans in this
State. and that is saying a great
deal. How any decent republican
IN coYptepance such shameful, out
14ge0hs campaign methods by the tac.
it approval Of his vote, Ia mystery
that grows more iacomprehensible at
each recurring election.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-11-09
Which Was 1t? Bacon or Shakes.

The authorship OF the dramatic produces
tons attributed to the last Of the above
named 10 sgitating literary circles to the very
csntIe, but affects the practical masses far
Ices than the momentous question, how TO
regain or preserve health ). that essential of
bodily and mental activity, business success
and the pursuit OF happiness" We can
throw far more light On this latter subject
than the most profound Shakesperian can on
the question first propounded. II the sys
tenn 10 depleted, the nerves shaky IL indi,
Restion or constipation bothers che at times
or constantly if the skin is yellow and
tongue furred as in biliousness If there are
premon!tory twinges OF oncomiDg rheuma-
tism or neuralgia il the kidneys are inac-
tive--use Hosetters Stomach BiIters, the
finest recupsrant OF an age prolific in bene.
fetal and successful remedies Remember.
ii malaria threatens or sfficts, that ii neu.
tralizes the poison and for,ifes the system.
Nov lin
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-11-09

The following is the result of
L uesday's elections in this county
as ar as known.
FoR PRESIDENT.
At Glebc precinct:
Cleve and 81, Harrison ). AT
Mill Creek: Cleveland l0l. Harrison
sc. AT Springfield: Cleveland 167.
Harrison &c At Locust Dale: Glove
land 20. Harrison 2 At Mt. Airy:
Cleveland l25, Harrison 30. At
Pleasant Dale: Cleveland ~, Harri.
son 10. Al Thompson's Cleveland
lOS, Harrison |. At Hopkins Lick
Kun: Cleveland Sc, Harrison l6. At
RoMNEY: Cleveland 202, Harrison
l04. AZ French's: Cleveland ca,
Harrison ~. AZ K cdron Cleveland
l42, Harrison -. Az Green wood
Cleveland %, Harrison SO. Al
Hooks Mil: Cleveland &c. Hnr.
son IL.
FOR GOVERNOR.
At Glebe: Fleming 81, GoT 8
At Mill Creek: Fleming lOI, GoG
Sc. At Springfield Fleming 1853,
GoT 30. At Locus, Dale Fleming
20, Golf 2 At Pleasant Da'e Elem.
ing ~, Golf 10. At Thompson's
Fleming los, Golf /. At HOPKINS
Lick Run Coli l6. Fleming Sc. Az
Romney, Golf los, Flomins 200 At
tIench's: Fleming 64, COZ 22. At
kedrCn: Fleming 1I2, Gcn Is. AT
Greenwood: Fleming %, Cen SO.
At Hooks Mil: Fleming o.. Golf
II. Az Mt Airy: Fem ng 1875,
GoG 20.
FOR CoNGREssMAN.
Az GIebe Wilson 81. Flick 3. AZ
Mil Greek !: wilson lOI, Flick &c.
At Springfield: Wilson I67. Flick
20. AT Locust Dale: wilson 20,
Flick 2. At Peasant Dale: Wilson
AZ, Flick 10. Al Thompson's: vii,
son l05, Flick l. A. Hopkins Lick
Wilson J6, Flick IS. At Romney
Wilson 100. Flick lO4 A
| Frenoh's: Wilson Ct. Flick n. A
Kcdrou Wilson lil Pick 25. A
Greenwood " ison 95. Flick 80
| at Hooks MI, WILSON 90. Flick II
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-11-09
The decrease of the public debt in
October is estimated At $4,6OO,0O0.
Tiles Piles ! Itching Plies.

|. SYMPToMs-Moisture {; intense itching and
singing most at night worse by scratch
ing. IL allowed TO continue tumors form,
which often bleed and .ulcerate becoming
very sore. SwAYNEs' OINTMENT stops the
itching and bleeding, heals liberation, and
in most cases removes the tumo.e AT dug
gis,s, or by mail, for so cents. Or. Swayne
A Son philndsfphia
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-11-09

States Attorney DaiIoy, Coun-
tF Scrveyor Ruckman and Asses.
sor Gibson are reelected. Mile.
son and Pugh, and probably Blue
aud Pancake, are elected. Barnes
Mill, Bethel, bakers, Walnut
Grove and Sugar Grove not heard
from up to this tine, 6 O'Clock
Thursday morning. EV There
ls absolutely no reliable news to be
bad concerning the general result
Both sides clam all the doubtful
states and the presidency. I1ur,
Iah for Cleveland
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-11-09
THE ELECTIONS.

The following is the result of
T uesday's elections in this county
as ar as known.