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BRIGHTON FASHION
GAY SUMNER SCENES IN LONDON BY THE
SEA.
Under Chalk Cliffs and Along tie Parade Where
England Sports Its Summer Frocks and
There are Busy Times far the
Bathing Machine.

Special Correspondence Of ne Register.
LoNpoN, August al do not know
of any occupation more amusing-until
one wearieS of it-that driving on the
ESplanade at Brighton, which one may
call the Long Branch of England, save
that, considering the vast extent of the
British watering place, the American
resort is only a camp compared with
it. The fine eXpanSe of sea, the white
chalk cliffs. the long rows of bathing
machines, lowering the British matron
TO the water by windlasS, the lively
music of the band on the roof of the
aquarium and the gay crows of visitors
make up q scene that, while il is novel,
is wonderfully entertaining
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", p ( Il. DIVISION.
For Pittsburg 5. 20 and 7:2J a. m, and go D.
m. daily, and $40 p. IN. daily, except sunday;
and 200 p. m, sunday only
Washington Accommodation, $50 p. ~, "a
cept Sunday.
ARRIVE.
From Pittsburg. 1000 A. NJ daily. 1880 p. m.
except Sunday $40 and 1910 P. NJ, daily. and
II 80 a. m. sunday only.
Washington Accommodation, :. 80 a. No.. daily,
except sunday
CHAS. O. SCULL
myl0 General Passenger Agent
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PETROLEUM.

OIL CRY, August S.-Petroleum opened
at Ole; highest g3c; lowest Ole: closed at
&sic. Sales 1000 barrels; charters, A.
6ls barrels; shipments 81 80 barrels; runs,
a. l02 barrels.
PITTsBuRG, August 3.-Petroleum open
ed at 9lisc; closed at g2s!c: highest ore 3.
lowest S95{c.
BRADFoRD, Pa, August S.-Petroleum
opened at SOC; closed at 92s(c: highest
93ce; lowest 9O'sc; clearances i6i 900 bar
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~ CENTRAL STANDARD TINE.
FagUnn8gIvdnid LINES.

Trains via the Cleveland and Pittslufg Eill-
road leave Bridgeport Tor Pittshurg, Chicago
aud Cleveland. 80 %. m. For Plttshurg. ll -
a. m For Chicago and Cleveland. i.uU d. fn
For Pittsburg and New York. 2.5i D. m. Dog
Steuhcnyillc. S.S m.
Trains arrive 40 Bridgeport at SO b. M, Do =.
a. m., 1910 p. M. i.7 p. No.. and 2. % p. u.
ON Saturdays only-For East Liverpool. q. %
p. m. from East Liverpool. n T. p. m.
FROM WHEELING STATION.
Trains via She Pittsbure. Cincinnati arl &c.
Louis Railway, Panhandle Route leave Wheel
ing, for Stcubcnyiiie. Pittsburg aud the E.sf.
go a. M, p b. No. 33l p. m., and s. go Dr. m.
For Columbus. Cincinnati. lndianapoi, and ST.
Louis. go a. M. and $40 %. M. For Columbus
and Chicago, T. - D. m. Trains arrive 40 lrrI-
ing at 80 "a. m. 1000 %. M. % D.. m.. and sN
D. m Trains leaving AZ SD "a. m. and arriving
at $50 b. m. run solid between Wheeling and
Pittsburg. All train, daily except sunday
nnfn
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would scare the fishes or turn the tide
The tennis ground was lively, the sun
set gorgeous; then one must HE back
to London, for were not Irving and Ter
ry to read and would not a good share
of the world be there? London fails to
empty itself as completely as usual, the
summer is so wet and cold. and so it
happened that Mrs. Alma Tadema sat
near me in white silk with broad bands
of black velvet. Mrs. Campbell Praed
was in the audience in printed India
silk, and somebody more or less distin-
magnificent diamond ornaments.
ELLEN OSBORN.
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pr.enterr. plarrhoea and BLOODY FIuE.

DysonfcTy, DIlrTh0ol anu bIoouy FIUR'
80 one need fear any serious conse-
Quences from these diseases If Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and DiarrhUa Remedy
IS used promptly as directed. 10 can al
ways De depended upon and when reduced
with water is pleasant 90 take. 10 mas
been in use for over eighteen years and
has proved itself t0 Doe q certain cure FOR
these diseases. even when I'M their worst
forms. DO saves the lives of many children
each wear and is equally efectual FOR
adults For sale 100 - and sd cents per
bottle by G.. r. Goethe, w. W Irwin, C..
~ .hrcnf and John hlari.
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TRANs-oHIo DIVISION.

TRANS-OHIO DIVISION.
For Chicago, s:35 and l0f0 a. IN. and 1879
p. m. daily, and i:35 p. m, daily, except sunday
Cincinnati Express, 1876 A. m. aud lOfO p. il.i
daily.
Columbus Accommodation, 4;35 P. m, except
Sunday.
st. Clairsyille Accommodation 500 and 1905
a. m. and l:i5 and 4:35 p m. except sunday.
ARRIVE.
Chicago Express. i2.55 and 5.e5 A. M. and o.
2. m, daily, and ll.0O a. NJ, daily, except sun
DAY.
Cincinnati Express, 5.35 a. m. and $50 p. no.,
daily.
Columbus Accommodation, II 90 =. m, daily
except Sunday.
s.. Clairsyille Accommodation, II 90 a. m. and
l:ao and $40 p. m. except sunday
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MARSHALL TEACHERS.
The Close of an Interesting and Successful
Institute.


Special Telegram 10 tie Register.
MoUNDsvuLE. w. VA, August s.
The teachers met promptly at nine a.
III. with bright smiling faces, yet a
speck of sadness could be detected, re-
alizing the fact that the last day of the
Institute was really at hand. After de-
votional exercises, conducted by Prof
X. A. Armstrong, the roll was called,
showing an enrolment of eighty ladies
and ninety-One gentlemen. The regu-
Tor work was commenced by Prof
Armstrong giving q farewell talk on
"Civil Government" as applied to the
Constitution of the United States.
HiggS, Chase, Bonar and King took
part in the discussion.
Prof. c. j. Higgs, principal Of the
Cameron schools, talked for some time
on grammar. He condemned the old
methods Of teaching grammar and in
sisted on revised method of teaching
this modest science. He scattered the
old methods so far TO the winds that the
modest" teacher will not be able to get
enough OF IL TO enable him to organize
a class in that science before the closing
OF the coming year. Grandstaff says he
nStructS to some extent by giving in
correct sentences and having the pupils
to correct them. He commences this
work as soon as the pupil can talk
Now, the question is: Where does he
commence the work? Certainly not in
the school room. The controversy
grew warm and finally drifted into the
use of text books and provoked short
speeches from many of the teachers.
At ! p. m. the teachers assembled to
the usual number and proceeded to the
penitentiary in response to Superintend-
ent Van Pelt'S kind invitation. After
reports of committees the Institute ad-
iOurned.
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MARTINS FERRY.

lInccnt ulUmOnu UTuaWtuIS.
ELLEN OSBORN.
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Fours Registered

GoYERNMENTs-Dull and steadY.
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,nlInr hi runI.hment ID the crLme

Aar YORK Hrr.L
How did Doc knock you down? With
his fst?"
..No. Your Honor, he blew the smoke
of O. fyc-ccut cigar iu my face.
"Thatn do. Officers, take the pr'S-
ouer away. Six months.
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A star Cazer.

Da.sie-What surprises me about the
stars is not their sizes and distances and
a.l those horrid things, but how they
ever found out what an their names
wore.
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INSTITUTE NOTES.

The closing hour of Thursday after
noon was spent in discussing civil gov
eminent.
The evening session was very inter-
eSting and instructive. Prof. Armstrong
lcctured on the Demands Of a Better
Education. The professor delivered his
discussion in a clear. harmonious tone,
making it pleasant to listen to as well
as instructive. He has made the InSti-
tutc very pleasant and has gathered
around him a large circle OF friends.
Hon. J. Alex. Ewing attempted to ad-
dress the audience, but failed TO hold
out physically. Alex. is one of the few
lawyers who attends regularly and takes
an active part in institute work.
The young man who said: This is
the homelieSt organization | ever saw,
is likely TO get into trouble.
Prof Ford illustrated by charts the
effect of alcohol and narcotics on the
system.
If trustees and members Of boards oil
education would meet with the teachers
there would be less antagoniSm, and the
schools would flourish like a Green
Bay tree.
Several selections were recited during
the session on Thursday night, rs well
as some fine music rendered.
II we were not afraid Of offending
some one we would suggest that night
sessions are intended for discussing
questions pertaining to education, not
particularly to discuss peanuts. as many
appear to think they are.
John Edwards, our gentlemanly jani-
tor, has been very attentive to his du-
ties, and employed every means 10
make all comfortable. Through his
kindness n generous supply Of ice water
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2lllrelin9 Register
Grnuelrrs 05-4tnc.

4 RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE
y OF TRAINS EXPLANATION OF REPER-
rNcr 81 AgK-. rDaily SUNDAY excepted. -Mou-
lsv eNrrnted kSuuday excepted. Saturday
.y-rrf.l- saturday only. Sunday ouly-75
,r.-.fnr Navu. isQ0 Wheeling time. which
I. one hour earlier chan Central Time.
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TAKE
N I'm.
SPRING.

I have used 5. S. s. for a number OF
wears. and consider it the best tonic and
blood remedy that ever used. In fact
| would not attempt TO enter upon
spring CT summer in this climate with
out it. II. W, COLEMAN,
OF Coleman, Ferguson s Co.,
Dade City, Fla.
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Fast Incoming Extinct.

Ratt.esuakes are rapidly disappear
ing. owing uo doubt, to the newspaper
lies told about them.
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Metal Market.

New YORK. August S.-Pig iron strong;
American SIG GOALS o. Copper easier;
lake August SIG 20. Lead, dull; domestic
81 10 Tin, duh and steady; straights $50 90.
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PROPOSALS.

SEALEDPROPOSALS WILL RECEIvEI
y until
l2 O'CLOCK NOON, AUGUST 70,
for the erection Of the City Building ia Ben
wood. Marshall county. W. Va. Plans an,
specifications can be- seen at the Mayor Office
\ bond I 81 90 will be required OF the success
ful bidder for the faithful performance of "a,
contract. The right 10 reject any or al! bid, /,
reserved by the committee
Address all bids 10
JAMES L. BARRETT.
Chairman Of Committee
irql nnf o q Z O 20
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WHEELING 81 ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD. on and after Wednesday,
Ala. ftI f~lU trains cn the Wheeling and
e... c--r. Railroad wIiI gun as follows.
I---- Wt..Hnc Leave Elm Grove.
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points.
For rates and other information. address
". j. ROBINSON. G. T. A. Parkcrshurg
4. j. DANDY. A. q. =. A., Parker.bufr
j. G. TOMLINSON. Pas Agent. Wheeling W. W.
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Nature should be
assisted in the
spring to throw off
the heavineSs of
the sluggish winter
circulation Of the
blood. Nothing
does II so well, so
prompt or so safely
as Swift's Specific.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money 5aS Per Cent-Governments Dull
and Steady-Stocks DulI-FlOur I'M
changed-Wheat Lower.
New York, August S.-Money on call
to per cent; last loan at g per cent;
closed offered at , per cent; prime mer-
camille paper 5aGi per cent. Sterling
exchange dull and weak at 4S4li for 60 day
bills, and 1881 for demand.
GOVERNMFNTs-Dul and steady.
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Our book on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.. Atlanta, Ga
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Moundsyllle Accommodation, 500 and 500 a.
m, and 2:S5 aud G.l0 p. m, except Sunday.
ARRIVE.
From New York. Philadelphia and baltimore,
$3.50 a. m, and l245 p. m. and % P. m, daily
Cumberland Accommodation, 5:OS ,. H. eA-
cept Sunday.
Grafton Accommodation, 1915 p. m, daily
Moundsville Accommodation, 7.3y a. H., aud
IL. f5 500 and IS D. m. except Sunday.
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.nHIO RIVER RAILROAD.
- TIME TABLE TAKING EFFECT JULY
18th 1870 Passenger trains will run as follows
Central Time. All trains daily except those
marked thus ?. which do not run on sunday.
SOUTH BOUND Mott No. 5No-8fNo. /
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prnpn suls.
CEALED PROPOSALS

For paving Morgan and Bark streets with Fire
Brick will be received AZ the Clerks Office until
August 23d 1890 at noon.
VILLAGE COUNCIL.
aus. Bridrcuort Ohio
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teIcouTse. Sl,9i2, sos; military establishments
20 l6o ga; naval. s32 sos, 204 Indian affairs,
g, ol6ys pensions, Sl35, 263, os5: public works
P postal service, So $50, s63; miseel-
priations, SID 4s6. sos; grand tstaI ss51 oil IsS
ESTIMATES Tor 1891 were S3il AS 973, and the
appropriations STA, 425 6SS. For 1891 the esti-
nase ior pensions was something over ninety
sisht Eno naif millions, while an appropria-
tlon OF nearly hundred and twenty four mill
ions IS necessitsted for the new measure The
pubic works estimates were nineteen millions.
TTsarIy !nlrty- ght millions were appropriated.
me estimstes ior permanent annual appropria-
tlons were about hundred and two millions,
and the amount appropriated about hundred
ana twenty-seyen millions.
COAST APPROPRIATIONS.
WASHINGTON, December lst-The Treasury
estimates submitted 10 Congress to-day By the
secretary of the Treasury contain a numeer OF
items OF interest to the Pacific coast. A paying
teller is recommended for the oub-Treasury at
Ssn Francisco, at salary OF 3 400, making the
estimates for the Office, 500, SO A sistant Treas
urer Jackson writes strong letter to Secretary
Window on the subject, saying: "A due regard
to my own liability, and higher concern for
the safety of the Government funds in my
charge, both impel me 10 ask, wi all earnest
ness, that paying teller may be allowed.
An increase OF $4,000 is recommended by the
Director of the Mint for the wages OF workmen
Precipitation s69, o0o. An increase is also recon-
mended of So, 500 for contingent ez penses max.
ing the total appropriation SIS coo.
An increase OF $4,000 is suggested for the
wages Of workmen ard AdjuSteIs at the San
Francisco Mint, and the total appropriation fol
the Mint is $4,000, with $4,000 for cont ngen
expenses.
An appropriation OF s15oeo0 is recommended
to carry out the existing Acts of Congress re
garding the Postoffice at Sacramento, and ST.
estimate of $4,000 for new heating apparatu!
| at the Marine Hospital az san Francisco.
Several important estimates are made for tbs
navy yard az Mare Island.
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RUN ON A PHILADELPHIA BANK.
ELECTIONS BILL.
The Republican Senatorial Caucus De.
cides to Press the Measure.

WASHINGTON, December 1st.-After lengthy
discussion this afternoon the Republican Sene-
torial caucus agreed that the elections bill
would be taken up tomorrow with the under
standing that it be kept before that body until
finally acted upon. Furthermore to guard
against the expected opposition from the DEM
ocratic minority in the line of dilatory tactics
a committee OF five Senators will be appointed
to cooperate with the Republican members of
the Committee on Rules in the preparation of a
rule TO secure the closure of debate when de-
sired by the majority.
The old caucus Committee on Order of Bust
ness was reappointed and instructed to prepare
programme to govern the proceedings of the
Senate aftsr the elections bill is disposed Of 1t
is stated no votes were cast against these de-
Examinations of the caucus.
About thirty Republican representatives got
together this afternoon after adjournment of
the House and informally discussed the reap
portionment question. Nearly all of the lead
ing Republicans were present. The only con-
illusions reached were that for the present there
was no reason to hold party caucus, and the
Census Committee should be left free to deal
with the matter. Several of these present said
no decision was reached as to whether the ap-
portionment bill should be passed, but each
one personally insisted that q bill would un-
quesiionably be passed.
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SENATOR STANFORD.
He is a Candidate for No Office Except
Senator.

WASHINGTON, December 1st.-The California
Associated Press correspondent called upon
Senator stanford tonight Ee said he could
not pass an opinion on the Presidents message
because he had not read it carefully. The cor.
respondent called his attention to the report
that Blaine and Stanford" ticket would be
one of the possibilities for 1892.
He responded: you can say for me that
am not a candidate tor any Office except that of
Senator"
When asked if he expected the Farmers Alli-
ance in the Convention at Ocala, Florida, to in
dorse his land losn bill or something similar he
said ne had no mode of ascertaining what the
sentiment of the Convention would be, but ex-
pressed confidence that the farmers generally
would ultimately indorse just such scheme as
he had proposed
Senator Stanford thinks the country is begin.
ming to appreciate what at first was regarded as
visionary and chiDerical financial scheme
He announced his intention of pushing it again
during this session.
Senator Stanford will offer in the Senate to-
morrow memorial from the San Francisco
Chamber of Commerce, urging the establishing
of training ship in San Francisco harbor, and
recommending the United States ship Hartford
for this purpose.
Stanford will also present memorial from
the San Diego Chamber OF Commerce, asking
for the protection of San Diego harbor by mill
tary Notifications.
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BILLIARD MATCH.
schacfer Defeats slosson for the Worlds
Chpmpionshjp


N2w YORK. December 1st--Jacob Schaefer
AID George F. SlesSon played billiard match
tonight. at the fourteen-inch balk-line eight
hundred points; for the championship cup and
$1,000 a side. Schaeter won, making $50 points,
when Slosson had only scored cog.
In the seventh inning Schaefer made run of
81 points, amid great applause. Slosson was
evidently little nettled by this. but succeeded
in making AZ before he stopped Schaeter made
80 in the eighth innings, and Blossom 40. The
thing went On then without any larger runs
beautiful playing, scored rs points. The score
then stood. Schaefer 2l7, Slosson 49,
In the nineteenth Schaefer gave wonderful
display, getting the worries on the line. He
played them back and forth as if on wire. He
reached and passed the hundred mark safely,
aud still kept on gently ticking the worries The
audience sat breathlessly waiting, and Schaefer
finally stopped after making lbs points.
Slosson looked feyerish, and he missed an
easy shot after making ten points.
From this time on the wizard S excellent play
ing seemed to have ratified SlosSon BADLY. At
the end of the twenty second inning the score
Stood Schaefer 4t3, Slosson 22S. Betting was
three and four to one against Slosson.
In the twenty fourth Jake scored 70 more
points, while slosson made four. In the TWEEN.
ty-seventh Schaefer made 81 and Slosson ~.
The score at the erd of the twenty ninth was:
Schaefer, 543; Slosson, S2i In the thirty-sec-
ond Schaefer gave another great exhibition of
nursing, and rolled up eight points.
SlosSon seemed to play hard, and yet some of
his errors would have shamed an amateur.
Afterward he did better than jake, but 1t was
too late. He made two runs of 60 and one of
SO, but in the forty-rst inning Schaefer ran out
averages were: sehaefer, 10 2l-4l slosson,
II 26-il
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NEW sRNAroRs.
Messrs. Carey and Warren of Wyoming
Take Their Seats.

WASHINGTON. December lst.-Swearing in of
Senators-elect this afternoon was an interest ing
episode on the Senate side. Carey ard Warren
had been standing on The Republican side OF
The chamber, talking with Dolph, Plumb and
other Republican Senators. As soon as War
ren's credentials had teen read. Senator stan
ford offered his left arm 10 Mr. Carey and Sena-
tor Hoar his right arm TO Mr.. Warren, and the
two new Senators were led TO the desk of the
presiding officer, where Wee President Morton
read the oath TO them from printed slip which
he had in his left hand.
When the oath had been administered, Chief
Clerk johnson placed the written oath before
each of them, and they signed it. Then they
walked unescorted TO their desks, which aye in
chamber, between the desks of Mr.. Power and
Mr.. Higgins For several minutes the new
Senators held reception, and shook the hands
of one after another of their fellow-Senators.
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MINISTER MINER.
He Has Been Recalled From the Mission
to Central America.

WASHINGTON, December Swimmers recall
is one OF the principal t5pics of conversation to-
night. 1t is remarked with surprise that the
State Department succeeded in keeping the
matter from the public so long. The step was
taken several DAYS ago. but the first intimation
of il was given in the message sent 10 Congress
to-day by the President, in which he remarked
that he had satisfied himself that Miner had
acted in violation OF his duty. Various COM
ments are made on this action of President
Harrison. OF course the Democrats are glad of
it, but many Republicans express regret and
disapproval of the Presidents action.
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-tAL SHOOTING.
Words With Drunken Man Lead to a
Homicide

REDplNG, December lst.-A report was re-
eeiyed to night that Joe Goodwin, an ex stage
driver. !" no has of late been tending bar at Fall
CITY, kn led man last Sunday by the name OF
Alien I; appears that Allen went into the
SAIGON drunk, had words with Goodwin, and
tod i'm If he would come from behind the bar
he Guild thump him. Goodwin grabbed a pis-
tol and struck Allen twice when someone
ca ight him by the arms and told him to desst,
br Il Goodwin thrust the pistol out 10 one side
ad shot Allen through The head, killing him
instantly
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THE REASON WHY.
Witty Retort of Congressman Biggs to
sneaker Reed.

WASHINGTON. December 1st.-Representative
Biggs was the first California man 10 appear on
the floor of the House to-day, and he was at
once called upon by his colleagues to explain
why that State had gone Republican. Speaker
Reed, spying him out as one Dem ocrat who
might not be in q boastful mood, walked slowly
up to him:
"How is it, Reed said, 'that California went
Republican,
because" replied the old Democrat. speak
er Reed did not take the stump there"
az was there once" said MI Reed.
81 remember" retorted Biggs, got 1000
Democratic majority that year"
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A. HERTZEL.

DROPRIETOR OF THE WHITE LABOR
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