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MARTINS FERRY.


. .." #HM i'N'i''css GNNtCb. ..
Martins Ferry people arc consider
&oly interested in oil. Several have in
Vested good sums OF money. This Is
not only true OF the mon, but ladies,
and solne oil them cSpcctgood earnings.
Tho less and belmont wells ut McDon-
aid arc owned almost entirely by Mar
TIN Ferry men. Every share OF stock
in Belmont No. 1,up there, is owned by
Martins Ferry people, except one.
This Is held by n Pittsburgh man. This
well, at 4 depth Of 200 feet, reached
the Gordon sand on Wednesday, aud Mt
noon OH that day came in with 800 bar
rels. A telegram was received ycstcr-
day 10 this effect, and thu owners arc
well pleased. They consider 1t II good
Gordon well, and say tho drilling will
be continued until tho fifth sand is
reached MS soon rs tho work can be re.
suined to an advantage. The well was
put down to 2,l00 feet in twcnty-sevcn
ind q hall days, beating tho record in
the field. The work was done by
Tunes Il Co., who arc happy because
they have broken the record indriiling.
The Bcss well is coming on fairly well.
Martins Ferry mon have leased 100
acres in the Mcdonald field. Work
will be resumed at the Glens Run well
as o o as NIL OF tho money necessary is
raised. Those who are doing this are
meeting with success. The striking OF
q good flow OF oil on Glcn's Run would
be q big boom for Martins Ferry.
Mr.. William Armstrong, OF Colum-
bus, attended tho funeral OF his aged
mother, Mrs. Jcmima Armstrong, who
died ut II o'clock Wednesday morning,
ut the home OF her daughter-in.law, on
First street, Mrs. John Armstrong.
Mrs Armstrong has lived in this city
for many years, and was sevcnty-six
years old. She was one OF the Oldest
members OF the Baptist church and was
respected by all who knew her. Rev.
G. c. Scdgwick assisted by Rev. L. D.
Morse conducted the services. The in
termcnt was at itivervicw.
This evening the "Y's" will give m
entertainment and social in the u. B..
church. Among the features will be
Twelve books" exhibited by Miss
Jessie Williams, assisted by Miss Eern
Clark.
"Unclo" William Rouse, the G. & p,
Waterman ut Hanover street, and Mrs.
Margaret Long, OF First street, will join
hands, hearts and fortunes on New
Years day.
For Rcnt-Niccly furnished rooms at
William Gritiths, OH Walnut street
next 10 Presbyterian church, with or
without board. e
Ted Ilillman has accepted 4 position
in 4 lamp factory mt Cincinnati, ior
which place he lett Wednesday.
The best assortment OF childrcn's pic
ture books for Nmas Mt low prices, at
the p~ostotiice news stand.
Miss Clara Clark returned to New
York yesterday, after 4 pleasant visit
with friends in this city.
Mr.. Charles Il. Shrcvc is home from 4
pleasant visitwith hersister, Mrs. T.. NJ.
Atkinson, OF Chicago.
Earnest Smith came horne yesterday
to spend thu holidays with his parents.
Miss Mary Barkhurst is visiting Mrs.
Nate Vale, of Concord street.
Miss Anna Ebert is seriously sicl: at
her homo on Fifth street.
Mrs Baylcss was reported better yes.
terday.
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Examination Mt tho Univcrsty-Thc Iloii.
day Ercc1s-GIilitnty Matters,

Examination mt tho Univcrsity-Th Iloii.
day Eecchs-Nilitnty Matters,
Sjtrial Correspondence Of Ne htdigrttr.
MoEGASrowS, Dec. little students
Of tho university are now In the midst OF
the first examination for tho year. The
iall term now extends till the holidays,
while formerly It lasted only iii about
tho last Ct November. At tho last
meeting Of tho faculty II was decided
that any student who was seen to have
books or papers not needed in tho OK
animation room would DO sivon n zero
mark, and no examination will DO
granted. This rule appears somewhat
arbitrary, but 10 considered necessary,
as there was considerable trouble IN
this respect last ycnr. Tho holidaya
about to commence will last 10 tho 9th
Of January, 1902. Most OF tho students
will 90 home tomorrow or next day.
At tho last meeting OF tho literary
societies, contestants Tor tho inter
society contest were elected. Tho con.
test takes place annually ut the com.
mcnccment in June. Tho choice OF
these contestants is OF considerable I'M
pUrtaucc to tho societies, for, besides
the satisfaction and honor OF being vic.
t]oriOus, prizes 10 tho amount oil 500
have been offered by the Board OF Re-.
cents.
Lieutenant Ramsey has Instituted Il
new Gystcm OF instruction In military
vriCncc and tactics. He has divided tho
work into 4 course OF four years and has
assigned the cadets to these divisions
according TO tho timo OF their enlist
mcnt. Before this all have been in the
same clas3, ind all received the same
Instructions. With but Il few cxcep.
tions the change will enable moro sys-
tcmatic work.
This week tho ladies OF tho N. L.
church gavo q fair OF days which was
the most elaborate church affair held
in this town for several years. The
church was very beautifully divided
into apartments representing tho differ
ent days OF the week. The young peo-
OF the Presbyterian church gave q ba.
2aNr.
On Tuesday evening Hon. John J..
"''""E "ho W u urge COLI
pany OF friends. Refreshments were
served by u Wheeling caterer.
This evening Manager ScraGord, OF
the oil works, gave.a progressive whist
party, the largest OF the season.
Hon. J. NJ. 1Iagans ard Prof. Wiley
have both been very sick with the grip.
Judge llagans was compelled TO return
home from Fairmontw where he had been
Attending court.
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a PSEUDO OIL OPERATOR


SnuSht NJ Lnsi--DOnI Lawrence, tho Faro
Man, Valves Examination.
Joseph Rcymer was brought before
Squire Arklc yesterday, charged with
having secured from John Dumas tho
use Of n Horse and buggy under false
protonsc. On tho It'll Of last March
iIoymer represented Himself to Mr..
Dumas rs being q wealthy oil operator,
and hired q Horse and buggy. The ami.
nal and vehicle were returned a few
days Iator, but Rcylnor was seen only
yesterday By Mr.. Dumas. Ito was sent
TO Jail in default OF $500 bond for his ap.
pcarnnCe this afternoon at . o'clock.
Don Lawrence, tho man whose faro
joint was raidcd night before last,
waived examination, and furnished
bond In $500 Tor the next term OF court.
lie also was accused OF boing d person
not OF good fame, aud furnished bond
for his good behavior, that is, hot to
operate any more. gambling outfits, for
4 yCnr,
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There is no danger from whooping
cough when Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is freely given. 1t keeps the
cough loose and makes cxpcctoration
easy. % and so cents a bottle Tor sale
by G. r. Goethe. w. W. Irwin, Jno.
Klari. c. schnept, G. Menkcmillcr, w.
S. Mccullough, NJ. W. Heinrich, W. L.
Williams, S. L. Brice, Jno. Coleman and
W. H.. Williams, W. G. ArmbrecHt,
Wheeling, W. Va, Bowie & Co, Bridge
port, Ohio. 3. 7. Peabody, Benwood,
W. Va, s&G DIV
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NOTES on
Stage OF Water and Movements of Hont
Tho River Interests,

Tho River Interests.
The river waa rising last night, with
81 feet OF water in the channel. The re-
ports from above were:
Brownsville ieet 8 inches. Cloudy
and cold.
Warren, pa.--G fcct6 inches. Cloudy
and cold.
Morgantown-4 feet Gincllcs and sta
t!onary. Cloudy and cold.
The Scotia was the Cincinnati packet
yesterday, and passed upat $50 4. M
The Bedford got away for Pittsburgh at
s n. m.-Tho Courier left Tor Parkers-
burg at II 80 u. m.-The Hudson passed
down Tor Cincinnati at noon.
The Congo will pass up for Pittsburgh
at 6 4. III. to-day.-Thc Bachelor will
continue IRON hero on her way down
to Cincinnati at S q. m.-Thc Ben Hur
will leave for Parkersburg at II 80 .. m.
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Can You Ent

heartily, with relish, and without dis
trcss afterward? II mot, We recommend
to YOU Hoods Sarsaparilla, which ere
ates a good appetite and so invigorates
the stomach and bowels that the food
is properly digested and all its nutri-
ment assimilatcd.
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ALLcocK's PoRous PLAsrERs are the
great external remedy OF the dry. The
quickest, safest, surcst, best. Not ouly.
.ihtlieasurably suporiorto I'LL other. plas-
lers' but also to liniments, ointm0nts,
OILS and similar unctuous compounds.
heware OF limitations, and do not DO
oeceiSed BY Misrepresentation. Ask
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The Ohio River railroad will sell
round trip tickets between all points on
its line on December q, % and 81, '9l,
and January J Q ,'good returning until
January 4 inclusive, ut two cents per
mile each way on account OF Christmas
and New Year holidays. \. J. DANDY.
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BELLAIi:!:.
All Sorts OF Local Soss. an, Gn,d, from
.#H tls Gins. CITE. a#

~ 'shss va. . .#H
Tho ChautauQuh Circle in this city
has grown to DO quito a popular one,
and its meeting each week furnishes
splendid entertainment for those who
attend. The programme for this even.
ing IL as follows:
lhNtlchl lie" m,"U..nn....,r Dr, US, MCClcIlGn
American llstOry-frOm the inauguration
Of Washington 10 the Act i%ofblddlng tho
Importation VI Slaves, 1871, ..w......y.:.-
. Mrs. A.. ~ Williams
The lselatlonOf the rnI,cd States TO Europe
Tho nbsvlleQ OF Il Capital. ,......4l II. x, MGGregOr
ReGdlnS-Thu Lust Battle Of the Revolution.
Miss GussiC Scbitk
HOOK IIcTlcw-1ho NirginlGns :....m"..".
III Mn. y. 4. Colbert
Character Stldy-ContruSting lives OF Thorn.
Us Jefferson and Aaron Burr .....".o.,.."...
f, MsSs Anna Fails
Debate Enorrd; That ora;ory is Of no real
bCncilttO upubllc sDcaker ..."."m..,.."..".o
@ NJ. WyrtcE, Il. s. HOPKINS
Tho Bcllairc and other postoflccs in
this vicinity paid Uncle Sam and their
local masters, rs follows, according to
tho report OF Sixth Auditor Coulter. 1t
will DO noticed Bellairc does not quito
reach tho $4,000 mark necessary for
free delivery:
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Hoods Pills arc purely vegetable,
perfectly harmless. effective, but do
not cause pain or grippe. Be sure to get
Hoods. S
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NJ. A. BLAIR, alderman, Fifth ward,
Scranton, Pa, stated November 0, 49,:
lie had useo DR.. Thomas Eclcctric Oil
for sprains, burns, cuts, bruises and
rheumatism. Cured every time. DIV
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Low Rates via tho Is. & O.. Eailrond for
Christmas and Now Yonr Holidays.
For Christmas and Now Year holidays
tho Baltimore 4 Chic railroad will sell
tickets ut greatly reduced rates at all
stations cast OF the Ohio river. Tickets
will be sold at all stations OH Pittsburgh
and Wheeling division on December q,
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NESBlTT & DEVlNE.
FOR A

a"... ..-.... .l
n'(nyHeiors lots. Choice lots selling from 80
Lots 80 and -, EGlyelore addition. with Ayo-
ronined lrninu houSs, SI,6Tr-
Dcsirnhlc residence on Chapllno street.
desirable Fourteenth street residence.
street. ground GISl9 feet.
SoSSi Main street, suitable for saloon aud
Eighteen acres land on National .ond, with
iqur'roomed house, 200 fruit trees, viii OK.
change for city property. Cash prIcn sI,aO,
block Oft. brick houses. A good Investment.
Five or SIX RCrcs Of land near West iiherty
Normal School, With house OF twenty rooms md
store room. III good condition. lr!rG only Sl5O1,
GiSht acres Of ianL, cxcelleE: orchard aul
residence oil eleven rooms, near West Llb.r,y
Academy, can bd bought for 5000.
Two lots. Ada street, Chicago, SSA,
S9ttiSr 10y southwest cofuor Virginia aud
SLIGO. "NNen''
No. 60 North trout street Tho mos. dns,-,h,,
building site on said street, Size. GJby abou;ii
No 2co1 and ZOOS Woods street Agood invest.
Two Valuable losou ClinplInc street.
Two lots on South trout street.
we Desirable residences gu Chapltnc strp,s
No"lg FiltcGnth street. Ground ~ icct from.
NO, lJOS jacob street.
lD'ncrclfhrm IN Marshall county.
seventeen and ~one.lialt acres land. ono.hit
milo west lower point OF Island,
no 431 We,zel street, ground sob yj))iy,.
40. 28l and !3l} Wood street.
TWenty-ono shares RIvosid, Glass Works
stock NJ i bargain. ~
Nos, 2g9i ana %y00i chupliuet:cs,.
No. &0lS McCollOch stree.
No. ad0t Market street
No. 90 Ohio street
No, 2JliEOirstrcee.
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IT is absurd 10 suffer from Dyspepsia
when DR.. A. S. Todd's Liver Pills will
cure you.
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Tho walter Emcrson COMFORT.

Seats go on sale ut S o'clock tomorrow
morning at I. W. Banner & Co.'s music
store for the Emerson Concert in tho
Opera House, December %. Following
is the programmes:
l!aio solo. ....... ...... Fantasia (Rigolctto)
Edwin NJ. ShOncrt.
ltaliens"
Miss clGU Fowler.
NloNn ...,,..m... Scene Do Ballet
Miss Bertha Webb. :.
tontrai!oS olo.".... .". "CGratinn" tiiugucnot)
Miss Minnie lAbcock.
tOsnct olo.....".%... Sounds from the AlpSr
Walter Emerson.
ISTElitlSSpoS.
Piano Observation-Disclosures "llcxcn,anz."
(N"0ctave STUDY
Edwin N. ShoncrL
Nca"lnG ."..."-" Selected
Miss Mac Fowler. t
\lOln 80. also CAPRICE
Miss Bertha Webb.
Contralto Solo,. Lullaby with Violin Obllgato
Miss Minnie Babcock. $3.50
Corl!et Solo ......r....... 80. -. =. 7. e. ...... "Choristcr"
y, Walter Emerson.
"Bivouac on the Battlefield"
Miss Mnc Fowler and Company.
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Ernest Rcnnn does not personally
maintain tho air Of dignity inspired BY
his writings. lie is short and pudgy.
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Is. Coon sells dry goods the cheapest,

GIRLS Open Face Silver Watches Mt
So 80. Ii. T.. HILL1ThS s. co,
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tihlllu y ItilN t,s.., iIutO .. liVbl . sipVS
81 el@irsSiAe'..''"' 2,lS, l&S NJ
Marshal Shepherd Yesterday arrested
Bud Moore and John Brady on 4 charge
Of lighting aud both were fined by tho
Mayor. Drady is inc man VINO Iost IN
enr III INV sKlrsAish, ahd moore iau
JnsI pa,u nllHe 10 Squirc cooper Oh ~
ul'u cosls 'or assHui! ahu pom tlou.iit
Inc allnir seltieu' forgetting ABOUT inc
Wy o.r''N",'' :, !.
". ~. lseeu, one OF inc councl!lhen OF
t!i's cry, WHO recently moved ms siioe
stGro 70 Allinnce. mnue III asslgnmeht
slil So week; nus llapiilt les ate placea ~
wiifn bSs a chs,toi u, NJ E orIH"1n ~ ior e. Mo-
Mr. RnnI wns iormor,; %ro;,er IN ,Ln
RnI,oirc nail worl.n
Tt'a A.,
toll houo"s nn ,In now n;I:ns Ono NJ
tl,n stHctnoms ono om Emich rim and
thc otl,or m ia Woono Milo TIia Will
mo,.n tIIn otha. ,o,Ie nop,1nr .jr;ros IL
good weather. but the toll houses may
pay in the winter seasons,
Most nj th, m;rors At Maroon I. Car
rell's works havn roturncI To- work with
thcncw check weighman. Mr.. Morgan
insists upon having the right to dis
charge any unsatisfactory employc;
otherwise lie and the miners agree.
Tax-paying and Christmas come TOO
close together here for tho convenience
OF most people. Tax-payiug ends OH the
20th usually, but extends all through
tins month this year.
Mr.. William johnson, OF George
town, Pa, AMI Miss Laura Shears, OF
chicago, formerly OF tins city, were
I'" ~ ~ .hc N'rc'i"N'S no'ei ny hcS.
!" w. p'rt'
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There have been some changes in the
local agents on the BIZ. c.
Mord. Nelson, tho engineer, is laid up
with 4 sprained ankle.
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The Independent says local news is rs
scarce as philanthropists in Bellaire.
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Mrs. John Randolph and children, OF
Denver, COL, arc visiting her father,
Col. G. [. Poorman, and other relatives
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John Stricklcr, q we'll known colored
man, died yesterday and will be buried
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Gu,ernatorial Possibilities.

The Wayne Ne,US, discussing possible
Democratic candidates for the Govern
orship, says; 1.-THE people are becom-
ing Indifferent about voting for men
who are known TO be professional poll
ticians. A sturdy, long-headed farmer
like Eastman, of Mason; a solid bust
ness man like Chancellor, Of Wood, or
a combined farmer and business man
like Chew, of Jefferson, are the kind Of
men who would run well. If candi-
date has to be selected from the law
yers, w. II. Travers, of Jefferson, is
undoubtedly the man to take if he
would accept the nomination. In ad-
dition to his availability he is an able
lawyer, a modest, brainy, dignified man
and a sound Democrat. He has some
peculiar elements Of strength in this,
the southern portion of the State, that
at this time are not generally known"
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Who Did II?
81 Louis R,pu5Iic.

7. is due to the people, who were IN
doubtedly with him In his contest Gna'
the responsibility for the defeat OF MT.
Mills shall be fixed precisely where ~
halonqs. in order that those who 0rougnt
II aho1t NAV hereafter be held to thelr
responsibility. Had Congress meV llI-
mediately after the election last IaIl'
there cannot be the slightest DOUBT tnas
Mr. Mills would have been nominated
nv exclamation in the Democratic eau
cns He was universally recognized as
tho leading representative OF the issue
on which the Democratic party had won
its unprecedented victory, and u was as
universally admitted that he haa con-
tributed more largely to that victory
than any other one man, Not only tnis'
but as the first lieutenant OF Speaker
Carlisle in many hard-fought oattie'
he was legitimately entitled to promo
ton when Mr. Carlisle was removed 10
another sphere of action.
How, then, was the reward OF ms
services wrested from himp MOI
through any change in the sentiments
of the people. Scores OF Congressman
who voted against him frankly admit
that he was and is the first choice OF
their constituents. The peoples VIII
was thwarted and the fruits OF MS
victory wrested from him by coan-
ton between Senator German, GoV-
ernor Hill, Senator Brice, Tammany
Hall and all the old Randailltes anu
protectionists who for local reasons
masquerade as Democrats while doing
Republican work.
Mr.. Crisp himself was but an 1nstru-
ment in their hands. and Messrs.
Springer, McMillin and Hatch were
used simply as pawnS in the game whlch
was played with such skill and success.
We do not mean TO charge, for we do
not believe, that these gentlemen or
either of them played this role con-
sclously. Their candidacy began In
personal ambition, which they had
perfect right to crafty if they could DO
so by fair and honorable means. Not
until very late in the contest did
the three candidates last named
comprehend that by the operation
of circumstances over Wnlch
they had lost control they had become
simply the Crisp skirmish line. When
they did comprehend it Messrs. Springer
and Hatch frankly accepted the position
of Crisp's aide-de-campS, and Mr.. Nc
Millin was trodden under foot in the
stampede.
The direct cause Of Mills defeat was
the candidacy of Hatch, Springer and
McMnlin, who drew off and held cut
votes that would have been almost unan-
imously for Mills if they had been left
at the outset to choose between Mills
and Crisp.
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STILL SERIOUS.
Chileans Think Germany and England
Would Assist Her.

Chileans Think Germany and England
Would Assist Her.
CHICAGO, December IA special
cablegram from Valparaiso, Chile, says:
There is growing excitement over the
situation between Chile and the United
States, and the local authorities are
taking precautions TO prevent any re-
newal of insult or injury to Americans.
The foreign residents generally regard
the prospects as serious and are not
Sanguine of peaceable outcome Of the
controversy.
The better class Of Chileans appear
impressed that the United States will
not fight and that Valparaiso would be
protected from damage should war
break out by the English and Germans
on account OF the large interests of
those nationalities In Valparaiso.
For this assurance they are dependent
on loose talk of German and English Of
fcers in social gatherings, when the
wine has flowed freely. So far as con-
Germs the British Ministers, there is no
authority for such statement.
These promises Of foreign aid are
chiefly the outcome Of European rivalry
for the trade Of Chile, merchants and
other unauthorized persons making as
sertions without foundation in order to
tlatter Chilean pride and gain some ad-
vantage. Well informed Chileans
share, to q surprising degree, in the H.
Illusions thus created, and some of them
express anxiety for chance to thrash
the Americans. The departure Of the
Baltimore is viewed with regret by
Americans who are hoping for the early
arrival of the Boston.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
Real Property

10y VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TRUSTMADE
ID by George G. Hannah aud wife 90 Thomas
O'Brien. dated on the sSth day Of May. $50 aud
recorded in the Office OF the Clerk Of the County
Court in Deed Of Trust Book 30 page $50 ana
OF an order Of the Circuit Court OF Ohio county
West Virginia, made on the 5th day OF Deem.
Der, A. ID. 1891. substituting the undersigned A.
trustee ip the said deed OF trust IN place q
the said Thomas O'Brien, viii, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 9th. 1892,
beginning az 10 o'clock a. IN, sell az public luc.
ton, ut the front door Of the Court House of
Ohio county, the following described real prop
erty, that Is TO say: Lots numbered twcuty1le
and twenty-five. In Square numbered three,
and lots numbered twenty-seycn and twenty.
eight; and also lot twenty nine, IN square nun.
bered four, in Gilchrists addition number
three TO the city OF Wheeling, in Ohio county,
West Virginia.
TERMS OF SALE-Onethird Of the purchase
money, and so much more as the purchaser
may elect cash on the day Of sale, and The fes.
idus In two equal installments, payable o..
spectiyely In one and two years from thc day
Of sale, with interest from that day the pgf-
chaser giving his nots for the deferred install.
ments, secured by deed OF trust upon the
property. HENRY NJ RUSShLL,
diesel Trustee.
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1t will be seen that the next national
convention Of whatever party may be in
the field will have SIS delegates; neces-
sary to a choice AS.
II will require a hall something larger
than common TO comfortably accommo-
date all the delegates and alternates,
spectators and friends of the great
Democratic convention that is to select
che next President Of the grand and
glorious United States. Democratic
principles appear TO be the only stock
that continues current. They do
not get shelf-worn with age,
on the contrary they become more popu-
lar and in greater demand than ever.
AS the States increase in population
and development so does Democracy in
crease in vitality and strength. 1t will
require big blundersof the present Con-
gress to sway the people from their
chosen preference next year. They are
all headed that way, and to use, Mr..
BLANKS inelegant but forcible expires
sion, 'alI h can't stop them"