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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-09-13
WHIP And SPUR.
Aloha Won the Mile and Quarter Race at
Chicago Yesterday.

CHICAGO. Sept. 12.-The feature OF the day at
Garfield Park track was the finish In the fourth
race-one and quarter miles. Virgo dor was
a strong favorIte at to in the pools, while the
California cracks, Aloha and Guido. we're next
In demand. The entire field ran well punched
for mile, when Virge dOr showed in front, fol-
lowed by Guido and Aloha. AT sixteenth OF a
mile from the wire the three were on even terms,
the riders plying whip and spur unmercliully.
Sloane fairly lifted Aloha forward and dashed in
winner by half a length, while Guido beat
Virge dor short nose for second place. The
time, 2:10, was remarkab considering the soft
condition of the track. The winners OF the races
were:
Seven furlongs, Fan King won. Cyrus second,
Zeke Hardy third. 1ime 1:3OA.
One mile, Mary McGowan won. Royal Flush
second. Falerna third. Time :4434.
Five furlOngs. Cevert0n won, AltuT0s second,
jim Murphy third. Time 1:03.
One aud a quarter miles, Aloha won, Guido
second, Virge dor third. Time, 2:1O.
Five furlongs, Governor Porter won, First Day
second, CruiksIlanK third. Time :03A.
Five IurloDgs Little Rock won, Corinne Sec
ond, Townsend third. Time. 1:o3$4.
RICH PURSES OFFERED.
CHICAGO, Sept. Ell is The intention OF the
Washington Park Club TO make their racing
meeting of 1898. The Worlds Fair year, the
graDdest ever given In America. Secretary
Brewster announced tonight 1t had been de-
cided that the value OF the American derby OF
that year Will be at least 1000. The Queen
Isabella stakes, $4,000, aud the Sheridan
or more valuable stakes for TWO and three year
Olds. and all ages, including guaranteed stake
OF $4,000 for two year-olds, and the Columbus
handicap for three e-year-olds and upward. s25.-
600 to the winner. The programme Tor the 1897
meeting announces $4,000 added money in
stakes and
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Cuticura ResoIvent

The new Blood and Skin purifier and greatest OF
humor remedies cleanses the blood OF all Impurities
and poisonous elements, and thus removes the cause
while CUrICURA. the great skin cure, and CUTICURA
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and scalp, and restore the hair. Thus the CUrICURA
REMEDIES cure every species OF Itching, burning,
scay. pimply and blotchy skin, scalp and blood dis
cases. from pmples to scrofula from Infancy to aga
when the best physicians fail.
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Association Games,

ST. LOUIS, Sept. Est. Louis 8, Bos-
tons 1.
COLUMBUS, Sept 12-Columbus IS, Ath-
letics 8.
MILWAUKEE. Sept Milwaukees 10.
WashingtUns f.
LOUISVILLE, Sept 12-Louisvilles 7. Bal
timOres 1.
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At Latnnia

CINCINNATI, Sept. 12.-At LatOnIa race-track
to-day the winners were:
Que mile and twenty yards Speth won, Pros
pect second, Brutus third. Time, :452l
One mile and seventy yards, Little Scissors
won. Tarquln second, Happiness third. Time,
l :4634.
One an eighth miles. LongshOre won, Prince
Fortunatus second Business Inrd. Time, 1:56.
Que mile and seventy yards, Princess Limo
won, Allen Bane second, Adrieune third. Time,
:46i2.
Five furlongs, Orlie won HIspania secon d,
Greenwich third. Time, 1:0212.
Five furlOngs, Fillide won, American Lady
second, Ragner. third. Time, 1:0214.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-09-13

am the doctor that recommended CUrIcuRA
REMEDIES to ID. +. Penson. have known them to
cure several bad of skin and blood diseases,
and say they good.
MISS MARY E. BROOKS. MD.
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Eastern Percentages,

CHICAGO, Sept. 21.-The percentages .of
Eastern clubs to date are as follows:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-10-17
Noticias de la Isla

Anoehe, equivocad.mente, dijimos que ell
senior Pbro. Fernandez, de Salinas, habia en-
viado $12 recojidos entire sus feligreses para la
apida en- honor del maestro Rafael. Envi6 $14
don Ricardo Serrano dio ST. no SO centavos
como dice la relaci6n' publicada
90
Nos dicen de Bayam6n que aver anoche
hizo una gran avenida el rio de aquel pueblo,
que es facil haya oausado algunes desperfec
tos sn los caminos pdblicos.
90
X De los barriOS cafeterOs del OeSte de la
Isla, escriben que madura IN mismo tempo
mucho cafe y que Sc teme que gran parte del
valioso grano SO pie.da por falta de brazos
que 10 reooian.
Poi falta de brazOs ... tantos que
sobran desocupados en- todo el pals, on las
tiendas donde SO venden hcores espirituosos
Soo oa <esS
Mene esu cargo e sermon del domingo
pr6ximo en- la gran festividad religlosa que,
tendrA lugar en- Rio-piedras, ca celebration de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-10-17

su Santa Patr0na, 81 ilustrado orador sagl ado
Sr. don Santiago Arnat, Capellan de honor VI
spredicador de S.M. Promote. pues, ser muy
interesante Ia function del domingo On 81 veci-
no pueblo.
Ha sidO aumentadO ell tipO de la subven-
ci6n destinada 4 la conduccion de la cores,
pondencia entire Cambalache y Arecibo.
90
Ha sido aprobada la contrata para 81 alum
brado publico hecho por el Ayuntamiento dc
May aguez.
y Circula el rumor de que la gran crecida
que liizo anocho 81 rio, destruy6 cerca de Ma
natl el puente del ferrocarril, pero creemos
exagerada la noticia. Nosotros, al men0s, no
hemos lecibido ningun despacho que 10 con
frme.
Les ha sido admitida la dimsion que pre-
sentaron los eeladores montados de Tel6-
grafo dou Luis Alfonso Alvarez don Angel
Prats.
90
Han sido remitidos q informe lie la Diputa-
cion Provincial, por este Goblern., los presu-
puestos ordinarios del corriente ejercicio, de
Aibonito, Hato-grand y la C6iba.
Ha tornado posecion del cargo lie alcade
de Toa, baja, ell Sr. D. Wenceslao Segarra.
Este Gobierno General ha concedido licen-
cia temin.aal a los alcal,les lie Arecbo Ponce
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R0B0 DE ANlMRaES

Del barrio de las Cabezas, (Fajardo) Sc rot.e
ron en- la noche del del corriente, 2 yeguas, ~
color zaino oscuro de cuartas de szada, sin mag.
ninguna, y la otra zaina amalilla, de ey ! cref -
de alzada, con una mancha blanca peqaena -.
frente otras en- las caderas. Sc supone Que IL
ladrones han tornado ell camino de Eayam6n, Are
cibo hasta Barceloneta Isabella.
Sera grati6cado ell que presente dichos anirnales
D. Jose Maria tie Leon y Da Corneia NJ .i.,.
ambos de Faiardo, barrio de las Cabezas.s IA
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factnfa de arados QUE tiene Pc ida d Alemania,
por hab6rsele agorado los que tenia On al
mac6n.
Nuestro amigo 81 Sr. don Jesns San Julian,
agente en- Puerto-Rico de los cigarrillos de la
marca Figaro, de la gran fabrlca que en- la Ha-
bana tienen estabecida los Sres. Celorio Mo-
"a, ha regalado cajas conteniendo 600 cajeti-
las del dicho products, para que sean rifadas
en- el teatrO CO. los otros objetOs que varios
Sres. Comerciantes de esta plaza han ofrecido
en- favor de las vlctimas snperyivientes dc
Consuegra Almeria.
Actos de esta naturaleza no necesitan re-
cOmendarse.
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il SEGURIDAD |!

iQuiere usted tener seguridad eE el alum
bradO de su casa? sQuiere usJed evitar pel
gros7... Pues mande a comprar caias de LUZ
DIAMANTE LUZ DEL HOGAR Ell el estable
cimientO de d. francisco Font. Sc detalla
OUNCE CENTA VOS botela por cajas
precies convep.- ionales.-Tanca esquina a For
ta1aZa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-10-17

W@ Ell DR. SALICRU P.-Pida ussed en-
todas las tiendas donde vendan perfumer,a y.
efectos de tocador. R0zuos dept0les del DR.. ISG-
1icrMp.-Es el :nejor preservatvo que SO como
CO contra la carrie de los dientes-y un gran re.
medic para dar buen a'iento la bOca
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ACA EMZ:A

Ensenanza te6rica y practica de la Arit.
metica en- toda su extension para los jovenes
de ambOS SexOs. Las clasos daran principle
el 15 de Octubre. Las horas seran 'ue 3 4 de
la tarde, para las senoritas de 5 para los
demas.
San jose, 81, IZQu' erda I3-6
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ENTERTAINMENTS.
. CHARADA

. CHARADA
Ne dices 81 to quiero7
Jamas Syo? iipydnsaH
PrlnserG tres te mandO
Muy enseguida.
.Tu frente asnG segMaadG
AnteS we're
Sin que tres dos tn yeas
Tai cOsa ser.
Contigo de ningun modo
Ne case 20 en- este mundo,
todo porque me fund0 .a
En- que eres t0d0 y mas t0d0.
AymG,sto de Rosars
ACERTIJO
iCual es el animal que anda con una patas
aEn que se parece el cielo uD huevo9
que es 10 primero que hace un 'burro
cuando sale el Solf
Cssatro o3os el Cangrejero.
ALMANAQUE.-Sabado 17-Santa Edu-
yigis, viuda, y la Beata Margarita Maria de
AlacOque.
EFEMERIDE.--151 esta fecha pu-
blicaron los Oficiales Reaes de Sevilla las fran
quicias que habian dc gozar los que quisieran
On este pals,
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8 EuIoN DE ANUNcIoS
PODER GENERAL
A COBROS Y PLEITOS

Lo ha conferido ante ell Notario Don Mau-
ricio Guerra ell sefor Don Gorgono Bolivar.
del comercio de esta plaza, a Don Ramon Fal-
con y Don Dario ROla. 81
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Baquero y Candara

Ofrecen recibidO por los utimos vapOres.
100 barriles uvas superieres a $2-75.
500 canastos papas gaiegas de 60 ID mllr
So quintal.
200 cajas de la higos blancos
$50 cajas de Ia higos brevas 4 $44 90.
1O0scajas de 14@ higos brevas
Mantequilla italiana en- latitas \ 90 -
Mantequila de y de libra !" p4o aq'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-07-18
A Minnesota Wild Woman Captured

MINNEAPOLIS, July IL. - About one
hundred miles southwest Of this city. on
the outskirts Of the thick pine forests of
Snake river. is Pine City, place of but a
few hundred people. The other day fish
ing party from that place returned from
the woods, bringing with them a wild
woman and her sixteen year old daughter.
The daughter tells story of terrible suf-
fering and privation. She says the hus-
band and father Of the family were eaten
by wolves while intoxicated last March.
Since that time they have had no food. The
young children died Of starvation and were
cooked and eaten one by one, by the
mother and Oldest daughter. The mothers
mind finally gave way ard she is now a
raving maniac. They were taken TO the
county Jail where they will be provided for
pending an investigation, as it is thought
in all probability one or more of the
children were murdered by the demented
mother.
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3eing all torn and mangled. He declared
between his cries and groans that to move
the platform ever his hurts again was
worse than to leave him where he was
Repeated efforts showed the man was
right In this situation the crowd that had
been gathered by Nichaeis' continuous
tcreams were unable to do thing to help
dim but run up aud down 10 helpless ex-
Citenent, more people were coming all tie
time In response TO those terrible yeiis
which could be- heard for nearly block
Then three firemen came with pick, axes
and crowbars. They dug through the
wall opposite to where Mchaels was hang
ing, the spot they wanted 10 reach being
nigh up. IT was slow, hard work. though
the iremen worked until the sweat ran
down their faces in streams. While they
worked Michaeis' shrieks hardly ceased
for a moment. The doctors gave Micnaels
opiates until he ceased TO feel his pain. it
was an hour before he was released his
right leg was broken in two places. Above
the knees to the waist the flesh was almost
ground off his bones The blood had howed
from these hurts until it was wonder
M.chaels was alive. The doctors say ne
will racoyer
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-07-18
DISTRICT CONVENTIONS.
Third Council District.

The convention was held at Hot Springs
Thursday. The nomination of a Demo
cratic candidate to the council from the
Third was spirited affair. The district
comprises Box Elder county and all Of
Weber county outside of Ogden City. The
convention was called TO order at p. N.
with Samuel Doxey, Of North Ogden, as
temporary chairman, and Wiley A. Cragan.
of Pleasant View, as temporary secretary.
Both Box Elder and the country precincts
Of Weber county have long felt they were
tails to the kites of Cache county and
Ogden City respectively, and each had a
of J. ID. Peters, Of Brigham City, and
Weber G. w. ISramwell, jr. After re-
peated ballots, with interludes of consulta-
tons and discussions, the tie was broken
and MIR. Peters received the nomination
amid cheers and the best OF good feeling.
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MUNICIPAL MATTERS
What is UppermOst in the PeO'
pies Mind.
Laney May Speak-The Star Chamber Investi-
gatlon-The Rio Grande Western Adjust
ment-The Paving Prospects.

II. S. Laney, VINO was so summarily
ousted from the office Of police justice on
Thursday night, retired from the bench
yesterday, and his place was filed by w. w.
Gee. Judge Laney still has number of
cases to dispose of, but as the council kindly
allowed him to draw his salary until August
l, he will be able to close up all his business
before permanently retiring. Judge Laney
was seen by a HERALD reporter yesterday,
and when asked If he had anything TO say,
he replied: mot at this time. have not
decided just what action shall take yet,
but may have something TO say later"
The manner in which Judge Laney was
ousted was the subject of considerable
discussion yesterday, and the concensus
of opinion was that the Liberal members
of the council in refusing to allow Judge
Laney hearing, was despotic, unjust and
un-American.
THAT INVESTIGATION.
The police committee did not meet YES
terday but will procsed with their investi-
cation to-day. 1t is thought that the police
officers who preferred the charges against
Captain Parker and Sergeant Glenn will
conclude their case this week, and the other
side viii then be given show.
THE RIO GRANDE WESTERN ADJUSTMENT.
city attorney, are now considering an ordi-
nance which was drawn for the purpose of
eeuitably adjusting the claims of the Rio
Grande Western and the property owners
with regard to the occupying of Streets by
the railroad.
PAVING PROSPECTS.
There is strong probability that consid-
cradle street paving may yet be done here
this year. The city council decided on
Saturday night that 12S cross walks should
be laid, and Of the number about one half
will be stone blocks and one-half asphalt.
Ali of the property-owuers on State street
who win be affected by the pavement pro-
posed to be laid ON that thoroughfare, with
the exception of two, have decided in favor
Of the proposition, and il is believed that
the others will soon join them. 1t the State
street people once commence WORK. of
course Main street property -owners will
soon follow their example. A vast amount
of sidewalk paving is being done, the ma
terials used being strsdamant, cement and
brick.
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the tent erected for the purpose at the
corner of Seventh East and Seventh South
streets. The tent 10 . commodious one
with q seating capacity OF 500.
The meetings are under the direct charge
Of DIR. T. C.. Ilif and Rev. NJ. Nelson.
About 100 were present last night. The
sermon was delivered by Rev. Z. G. Hunt,
the new assistant pastor OF the First
Methodist church, who delivered very
stirring address. Mr.. Hunt is q brilliant
young divine. The object Of these meet
ings 10 to save sinners and make those
saved the nucleus of a Methodist mission
ia that part OF the city.
Rev. Z. E. Mark, of Provo, will be pres
emit and assist after Sunday. DR.. Mabry
will preach tonight. Services tomorrow
at ii a ~ and g p. m, also every night
next week, commencing at 5 O'Clock. Take
car for Calder's park or First ward car
We wish them godspeed in their good work
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LEGAL NOTICE

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
~ ceived at the office of the county clerk,
Salt Lake city, Utah. until O'Clock pm
August H. 1871 for all the labor and material re-
quired in the erection OF the Joint city and
county building for Salt Lake city and county.
at Salt Lake city. Utah territory, according to
the plans and specifications which can be seen
at the OH ce Of Monhein. Bird & Proudfoot.
architects, Salt Lake city, Utah territory. and
Wichita, Kansas. after July 90. 1891.
Bids will be received on the whole or any
party OF the work
A certified check for per cent. Of the bid
must accompany each bid
Bids must be sealed and endorsed IBID for
the construction OF the joint city and county
building. Salt Lake city. Utah territory and
addressed to the chairman OF the Joint building
committee.
The committee reserves the right to reject any
or all bids. GEORGE NJ SCOTT.
Chairman.
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Ayers Hair vigor
PREPARED BY
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Sold by Druggists and Pe.fumers.
A GREAT LOSS.
The Enormous Amount Of Life Which Has
Gone Ont Of the American People.
Can IL Ever Be Recovered?

Have you noticed that there are more broken
down men AID weak women on cur streets TO
day than ever before. have you not noticed
that oerIa Of your friends, whom YOU have
always known to 30 strong and healthy, are,
for some reason, weak and iowspiritedr Is it
not possible that you yourself feel trine less
vigorous than IN the PAST? Is IL a fact the
American people are growing weaker or Is II
due 10 some local causes There can be little
doubt that it Is owing almost entirely to the
fearful after effects OF the Grip. This terrible
and mysterious complaint. starting unaccount-
ably and running severely. invariably leaves the
person in a weak, nervous and run down coz
ditioi.. fIom which II requires muca time to
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/ When people are In such a state, when nature
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How. BY using q pure medicinal stimulant.
pure whisky Doctors. scientific men. and the
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Malt. 1t stimulates heaithily and builds up
wasted tissu-s. 10 rerews the nervous or
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because IL is efficient. Great care should be
taken, however, to secure only the genuine.
Disirust any dealer who for Any reason seeks
10 induce You to buy something Just as good"
Bv the judcious use of the pure stimulant the
after effects Of the Grip may be removed and
health and strength put in place OF weakness
and debility.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-07-18
Fifth Council District Nomination

NASHVILLE, July F.-[Special telegram
to The HERALD. The Fifth council dis
trict convention of the Democracy met at
Garfield Beach a: p. m. to-day. Seven
teen Of the twenty delegates were present,
three from Jusb county not being in at,
tendance. A. j. McCu iston, Of Tooele,
was nominated for councouncilman, and
received the unanimous vote of the dele
gates present. Mr.. McCuiston is very
favorably known through the mining dis
tric.s of Tooele and Juab counties, and the
delegates are confident that he will receive
q large majority of the votes cast in
August
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-07-18
Mile Laos Indians Ugly.

PRINCETON, Mimi, July 17.-Beniamin
Carter is down from the Mile Laos lake
country, on his way to St. Paul to inter
view Governor Merriam on behalf of the
settlers at Mile Laos lake. Carter carries
a petition signed by majority of all the
settlers at the lake, asking the governor to
use his influence in their behalf The land
has been declared open for settlement, but
the Indians are ugly and threaten to Kill
the first white man that attempts to cut
hay on the reservation. The settlers are
determined to harvest the hay crop and
there is danger of serious trouble.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF ESTRAYS.

T HAVE IN MY POSSESSION THE FOL
l. lowing described animals to-wtt: One
sorrel mare eight years old, branded CN on left
shoulder white star in forehead.
Ore yellow mare eight years old branded CN
on left shoulder white star in forehead.
One roam horse five years old, branded sc on
left thigh.
One bay horse five years old, branded 10 on
left shoulder. hind feet white
Which IL not claimed and taken away will be
sold q. pnblic auction on Monday. July q, ls9!
as by law provided Sale to commence at :
pm JOHN MCCLELLAN JR..
Constable Tooele City precinct.
Dated July is. 1891
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-07-18
DEMOCRATIC CALLS.
The Territorial Convention to Meet on July 20
Other Business.

Whereas, ct q meeting Of the Democratic
territorial central committee Of Utah ter
.ritory held IN Salt Lake city on July 70.
1891, the following resolution was adopted :
1.-The chairman of the central committee
with the campaign committee are author
lied TO call a territorial convention when
in their opinion they shall deem the same
expedient or necessary"
A territorial convention OF the Demo
cratic party of Utah Is hereby called to
meet at the theatre, in Salt Lake city, on
Monday, the Goth day of July, AID. 1891, At
IL m for the purpose OF electing terri
torial central committee and to transact
such other business IS may come before
said convention.
The convention will consist Of $50 dele
gates allotted to the several counties Is
follows:
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Wonders

Are wrought by the use Of Ayers Hair
vigor in restoring gray hair to its original
color. promoting 4 new growth, prevent
ing the hair from falling, keeping it soft,
silky, and abundant, and the scalp cool,
healthy, and free from dandruf or humors.
THE universal testimony is that this prep
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is, therefore. Indispensable to every we'll
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Il Save used Ayers Hair Vigor for some
time and IL has worked wonders for me. L
was troubled with dandrJE and was rapidly
becoming bald: but since using the Vigor my
head is perfectly clear of dandrun. the hair
has ceased coming ont. and | now have
good growth. of the same color as when /
was a young woman. I can heartily recon-
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loss of hair TO use Ayers Hair Vigor % a
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Pittston, Me.
"some time ago my wife's hair began to
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Eighth Council District.

MT. PLEASANT, July 17.-lSpecial tele
gram to THE HERALD. democratic dele
gates from the Twelfth and Thirteenth rep
resentative districts met here in conven-
ton to-day to nominate a councillor to the
legislature. Two nominees were placed in
the field, Hon. c. n. Lund and Peter
Greaves, senior. MIR. Greayes was selected
by a majority of three votes and the nomi-
nation was afterward made unanimous.
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The county conventions of the several
counties will, at the time of holding their
county conventions, where the same have
not been held, elect the number Of dele
gates to which their county is entitled.
Delegates should receive credentials
authenticated by the chairman and secre
tary OF the meeting electing them.
SAMUEL A. MERRITT,
Chairman.
H. p. HENDERSON,
+. S. RICHARDS,
II. {. LETT,
w. H. KING,
ELIAS A. SMITH,
Campaign and Advisory Committee.