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else have ignored the Ostentatious order
Of their would-be despot is highly en-
couraglng to the public and matter OF
congratulatlon to the Knights since II
is evidence that the power for evil OF
hot-headed or mischievous labor lead
srs is limited after al, and that even
within their own organizations where
they are presumably despotic, their word
is not law, but is liable TO be set aside
by the cooler and more practical judg-
ment OF the plain Individual members of
the order who must stand all the hard
ship when II comes TO q strike. And
these have determined that in this in
stance they and their families shall not
suffer in idleness and want for nothing
but to please the within OF their cranky
or mischisvous leader. And they are
right.
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EDITORIAL OPINIONS.

1t doesn't add to the gayety OF Chica-
go to hear William 7. Stead remark, Il
told you so."-NelU York World.
The absence of complaint from Pull
man car porters proves the wisdom OF
a good cash reserve. -CleUeldTd Plain
Dealer.
Uncle Sam has had a hard year 6nan-
cially, but be can still arrange for board
and lodging, such as It is, for few riot
rs,-ChicGgO Post.
1t is wise striker who knows his own
grievance. 1t Is foolish striker who
uses some other mans. -Nel0 York
Press.
The question between Debs ard the
United States is which is boss, with the
betting on Debs just at present.-Nel0
York Tribune.
The chief horror of the strike is yet
to come Wait till the writer's for the
reviews tackle the question. -IndtGnap-
Oils Journal.
Mr.. Debs is willing to arbitrate. 1t
has gone to far for that, Mr.. Debs.
There can be no compromise with law
lessness. Indianapolis NelOs.
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sovEREIsNs Flat FAILURE.

General Master Workman SOvER-
E1GN's order to the Knights Of Labor TO
60 on strike was not Obeyed anywhere
but in Chicago. Reports from all parts
of the country show that 1t has fallen
on ears too sensible to heed the unrea-
sonable and miscellaneous command.
To strike under the greatest provo
cation is bad enough, and sensible men
with families dependent upon them are
ever reluctant 20 resort 70 it; but TO
strike, to stop work to the injury Of the
public, and especially OF the
strikers themselves, without any
urovoeatlon whatever and without any
end that may be accomplished whicS
any sane man can see, IS straining the
obedience of the X. Of L.. to their
leader past the breaking point II the
order is obeVsd in Chicago where the
atmosphere is impregnated with the
sympathetic strike insanity il will be as
much as SOVEREIGN can hope for in the
way OF more idleness and mischief.
The cool and unhesitating manner 10
which the Knights Of Labor everywhere
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NOTICE TO DEMOCRATS.

The Democratic voters Of Ohio county vi
meet In their several districts SATURDAY eyen-
ing, July 2lst, TO suggest names for district o.
Gers and delegates TO the County Consentioal.
TO be voted for nc the primaries TO be held
SATURDAY. AUGUST 4ru
Each district will be entitlsd 20 dive delegates
20 the county convention. said convention 20
be held Monday. August the 9Th. 1894 90 MONT.
nate Delegates for the Legislature, a candidate
for Criminal Judge, and Senatorial CoBferees
for ohio country. Tho suggestion meetings
will be held AZ the time aud following places.
Washington District-VigilAnt Engine House,
at oelodk D. IN.
Madison Districts O'Clock p. m, Second
ward market house.
Clay District
Union District-Polioe Court room, O'Clock
p. m.
Centre District--Corner Main aud Twenty
first streets.
webster Distrct-Sixth Ward Democrat
Club room, Twenty fourth and Market street
Richie Disttict-Westwoods Hall Thirty
eighth and Jacob streets.
Trisdslphia District-Elm Grove, kimmins'
Hsil. .. m.
Liberty District--Centys School House q D. M
Ricn!and District-Brck school House, 9 ,. m.
X. S. KlNCHKLoE.
iu30 Chairman
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THE CHRISTIAN ENDEAVORERS
They have Captured Cleveland and the
City Is GaudV With Their Colors.'

They Bav0 Captured Cleveland and the
City is Gaudv With Their Colors.
CLEVELAND, o., July 1.-THE city
is resplendent in yellow and white to-
day In honor Of the Christion Endeavor
convention. Notwithstanding the big
railroad strike thousands have arrived
during the past "a hours and incoming
trains to-day are still crowded
with delegates. Secretary Baer estl-
mates that before the convention Is
called to order $4,000 people will have
arrived to attend. The Eastern and
Southern States are we'll represented,
the strike apparently having principally
affected the delegates from the West
The weather is delightfully."- cool and
pleasant. This evening, as prelimlna-
ry to the convention, Christian En-
deavor mass meetings were held in fif-
teen churches, addressed by prominent
leaders of the society.
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The Accidents Reported From About the
City Yesterday

The Accidents Reported From About the
City Yesterday
Wilmer Hammond, one of the clerical
force of the B. 81 o., as off work as the
result OF running nail into his loot
Patrick Friery, an aged man of
South Market street, fell down pair OF
stairs few nights ago, and broke one
of his ribs.
Yesterday afternoon near the Ger
man Catholic Church, on Market street.
while coal hauer was hauling loaded
cart the tires on both wheels come off,
The man got of his cart and put the
tires on top Of the coal and started for
his destination. He was warned not to
continue, but be informed the crowd
that he knew his business and continued
on. He had not proceed twenty feet
till driver, coal and cart all come down
in a heap, and 1t was a wonder that the
man escaped unhurt.
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THE DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE
In Session az Camdsn-on- Gauiey-Grsa
Enthusiasm aud coahdsncs shown by
Those In Attendance.

Enthusiasm aud Confidence SHOWN Dy
Those In Attendance.
Special 90 TIE Register.
CAMDEN-oN-G w. VA. July II.
The Democratic State Executive Com
mittee met here to-day. There were
present w. Z. Chiffon, Chairman; w.
A. 0hley, Secretary; w. c. handlan,
Treasurer; George Warren, John L. Nc
Graw, j. G. Holmes, Rankin Wiley, DR.,
U. Lee Wolf, c. L. Thompson. Andrew
Edmiston in person, and G. K. keener
and Lewis Steenrod by proxy.
There are large number oil promi-
nent Democrats from all over>the State
also present, all evinciBg great enthu-
sfasm for the success of the party this
fall, especially in the West Virginia
campaign.
The committee, after thorough con-
sutation as TO the whole situation In
the State and after maturing plans Tor
the campaign, adjourned TO meet at
dav in the near future, of which meat
ing due notice will be given.
The splendid reports which were
given to the com mittee and the enthu-
siasm shown BY members and prominent
Democrats Is giving great impetus to
the campaign and encouraging the De-
mocracy OF this end of the State.
The large and beautifully located ho'
tel, "The Camden" at this place, is
now the scene and centre OF distin-
guished assem- blage of prominent West
Virginians and visitors from other
States. Among them are Hon. j. n.
Camden, C. X. Lord, Wise President OF
the B. g. O.; j. w. Lord, Charles 7.
Brice, A. L. Rusk and vile.
Miss Nellie Wheelwright, Harry
Lee Rusk. OF Washington; and Hon. w.
Z. Chiffon, Senator r. s. Carr, Z. Hut
ton, Hon. A. A. Lewis, Col. VIM. c.
Handlan, Hon. John T. McGraw, Hon.
w. b. McGary, Hon. w. Z. Lively. SEN
ator P. A. Rebrooks, Hon. j. Ii. Hyer,
Col. r. H. Hamsborn, Vice President
A. p. Kunst, Capt. A. G. Glffin, Hon. j.
B. Floyd, Hon. Louis Bennett, Hon. G.
l.. Thompson, DIR. T. G. Edmiston,
Editor Lee Wolf, OF the Clarksourg
NelUs; Hon. Andrew Edmiston, Hon.
Henry Brannon, Editor r. II. Harrison,
of the Weston Democrat, Geo. Hotch-
kiss, of Virginia; Ho6. Rankin Wiley,
A. II. Winchester. Hon. w. A. Ohley,
George w. Warren, j. G, Holmes, z.
Edwards and others.
Tonight large party from Weston
arrived on special train, and the
hotel parlors and commodious dining
rooms wore thrown open to the
throng of merry dancers.
Extensive additions have bean made
to this mountain resort during the
present season, and every comfort and
luxury are now to be enjoyed. The
celebrated salt sulphur water from the
famous springs at Addison is conveyed
there daily, and is on draught at the
hotel. The prospect for the season
promises large number of visitors.
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BIG FIRE IN CHARLESTON.
Tanners' and Dyers' Extract Works Ne
stroved by Incendiaries-Loss Sloo'ooo.
Sixty Msn Thrown Out Of Work.
e. ~ Ia Ia

Tanners' and Dyers' Extract WORKS ne
stroyed BY Neutrality-suspicious. S15O,o0o.
Sixty Msn Thrown Out Of Work.
Special TO tbs Register.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, July 11.-The
large plant of the Tanners and Dyers'
Extract Co., one mile west Of Charles
ton. was destroyed by fire last night.
The flames started at $40 and burned
till after midnight, everything about
the plant being consumed except little
wood piled up in the yard, which was
saved by FIRE engine sent down from
here on fatboat. The plant was the
largest of its kind in the South and
employed sixty men. The valuable
machinery in the building was COM
pletely DESTROYED, along with ABOUT
1900 barrels OF extract ready for ship
ment, two loaded box cars and about
thousand cords Of dye wood piled up
about the building.
The loss will be between $3.50, 600 ana
5000, 600, insured for about half. IL Is
not known whether the plant viii be
rebuilt.
Several years ago the sawmill OF Maj.
John Moulton. standing upon the site
of last nights fire was burned down,
soon after that his residence close by
was burned. Four years ago stave
and brick plant on the same ground
were burned and the pulp and paper
mill, which was the last building on the
same site before the extract works were
built, was also burned. Last nights
FIRE was probably the work Of an incen-
diary.
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THE PUBLIC DOMAIN
Will Be Increased About 64,OOO'Ooo
Acres by = Bill Passed by the House
Yesterday.

viii Be Increased About 64,0o0.OOo
Acres by Bill Passed by the House
Yesterday.
WASHINGTON, July 11.-By virtue OF
the adoption of a special order the
House was enabled to reach a vote on
the McRae land grant forfeiture bill
this afternoon and it was passed. The
bill amends the act OF September 20,
1890, which In substance declared the
forfeiture TO the United States OF lands
heretofore granted to States and
corporations to ala In the con-
struction of railroads TO the
extent only OF lands opposite to and CO.
termnous with the portions OF such
railroads as were not completed and
operated at that time. The bill passed
to-day extends the forfeiture to the por-
tions Of the several railroads, TO aid In
the construction of which the grants
were made, which were uncompleted
when the time expired within which the
roads were respectively required
to be completed by the several
laws making the grants. 1t
involves portions OF the grants OF TWEEN
ty-fye roads, the principal one OF which
is the Northern Pacific, and will restore
to the public domain about $1,000, 600
acres. A proviso was added 10 the bill,
so as TO prevent it from being construed
to forfeit the rieht OF way or station
grounds OF any company, and also con-
firms to purchasers In good faith from
such railroads the title 10 lands not In
excess of 800 acres to each holder.
At5o'clock the House adjourned.
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HOME AGAIN.
Miss Maggie BARLEY Again at Her Home
On Twsnty-Seventh Street.

Miss Maggie BARLEY Again at Her Home
On Twsnty-Seventh Street.
Miss Maggie BARLEY, who before this
time would have been Mrs. William
Bach, had things gone as sched uled, has
returned to her home. As many had
thought, she was at Pittsburg, but she
is still single. She came down on the z
o'clock b. a. O. train last evening, and
was accompanied by her sister-in-law.
About the only solution OF the mystery
of her sudden disappearance on the
morn of the wedding Is that she did not
want to get married.
She was driven from the depot to her
home in closed hack. 1t was not long
after the hack arrived at her fathers
gate until the residence was surrounded
by curious throng, largely made up of
women. The crowd was so large that
it nearly blocked the street
The girl was weak Sand acted In
strange manner. DR.. K. M. Rau, OF
South Chapline street, was called in and
a priest was also sent for. Or. Rau was
seen but would give no satisfaction as
to what was ailng the young lady. he
said she would be all right In a day or
two.
Relatives OF the young lady say
there was no. ground for the circulation
on Tuesday on the South Side that
Miss BARLEY had gone away with
motor man, or in fact with any one.
Her parents felt confdent that nothing
of the kind had taken place, and that
when she could be heard from her &C
tions would be justified and the appa-
rent strange step be cleared up. And
now that Miss BARLEY has returned,
the opinion given above is justified.
The young lady had her own reasons
for leaving, aud her family are quite
satisfied now that they have heard
from her.
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TIE FLINT GLASS WORKERS.
Work Being Pushed Rapidly by the Con
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Trade.
Ss,efaL 10 ths Reoises-

WORK Being Ru6ne0 hapiuly " tno OOn-
vention-Condition of Trade.
Sreeial 10 hs Regtsss-.
MONTREAL, CANADA, July 11.-Work
is being pushed quickly in the Ameri-
can Flint Glass Workers Convention
and the castor, place, pressed ware,
chimney and iron mould committees
will be ready to report tomorrow or
next day.
The Auditing Committee finished up
to-day, and endorsed bills incurred in
the strike against the United States
Glass Company aggregating $685. 00
Reports OF the condition OF trade
during the past season in the various
branches were received and excepting
three departments, was not very en-
couraging.
These exceptions were the chimney
branch in which the demand has been
good with prospects of continuing IN
the fall; the prescription branch, which
started slow but closed fair and with
light breaks on hand, and the iron
mould which showed considerable i'm
provement, the latter part of the blast.
In several of the other branches the
prospects for revival where the fires
start up are not very bright.
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INTERVIEWS with eminent jurists and
lawyers Of New York such as Judge
BARRETT, Mr.. COUDERT, and ex-Gov.
HoADLY, show but one opinion regard
ing the Presidents action in sending
federal troops TO sustain federal law.
All emphatically uphold the President
aud declare he could not have done
otherwise and done his duty.
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REPUBLICAN PARTY DEPENDING UPON
IDLENESS AND DISTESS FOR SUCCESS.

aThs Republican party this day bases all
its hopes of 1894 and 1895 on the continued
depression Of business. In the whole his
tory Of politics it is the first time that
any great party ever welcomed hunger,
nakednss and enforced idlansSs as allles.
Hon. Champ Clark, of Missouri before
Young Mems Democratic Society. OF Ne'0
Y-o~l.
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DIED.

COsTELLO-AtS 10. s4O Market street Mon
day. July .. le94, 1T II o'clock .. m, Mrs
BRIDGET CnsTRLLO. aged 20 years.
Funeral from the residence Of the daughter
Of the deceased, Mrs. Clark. 300 Market street,
to-day Thursday 1t $50 a. N Mass at catbe,
drsl At o:Oos. N. lnterment at Mt. Caiyarr
Friends Of the family invited.
MULDREw-At the residence Of her parent
A. and T. S. NEidrew, at 1915 D. NJ, July 10.
1904 LIZZIE kULDREw.
Funeral from residence Of parents, No. fs3
siIteenth street. Friday afternoon at ESQ
o'clock. Intsfneat private
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NOTES or TaE KIvEs
News OF tue Boat, aud Bsstnsa Along
the Ohio.

the Ohio.
The steamer Eliza III. has been libeled
In the case OF the boat v. the Belmont
Coal Company, and Judge Jackson has
mad an order OF sale, which was certi-
fed to Commissioner Campbell yester-
day by Clerk J. Y. Moore. The boat is
owned by Sarah c. Berry, and Geo. N.
Berry is master.
PrTTsBURG, PA, July iL-RIver 2
feet inches and stationary; weather,
cloudy and warm.
GREENSBORO, PA, July 11.-River 7
feet and stationary; weather, cloudy,
indicating rain.
MoRGAsrowN, w. VA, July IL
River 6 feet and stationary; weather
clear and warm.
OIL CITY, PA, July 11.-River 2
inches and falling; weather. clear and
warm.
WAKRES, PA, July 1l.-River lilo
OF foot; weather. clear and warm.
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EVEN II their leaders have no COM
mon sense, the men have determined to
show there is considerable Of it left in
organized labor, nevertheless.
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WASHINGTON, July 11.-ColoDel I. A.
Washington is dead. He was great
grandson OF Colonel Samuel Washing
ton, the oldest brother OF the first
President
He was born near Charles Town. w.
Va, was graduated from Princeton
College and West Point, and after serv-
ice in the regular army resigned to join
the Confederate army. He was en-
pIoyed In the General Land once at the
time of bis death.
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Negroes TO Work In the Mines.
gp<einl TO fts Rs0fstsr.

PARKERsBUBG, w. Va, July IL
This morning a car load Of negroes were
transferred at Huntington from the c.
& o. to the o. 3. e., and were brought
as far as the Spilman mines. where
they disembarked.
They have been employed by the
operators at the Spilman mines 70 take
the place of the white miners discharg-
ed the first Of June, and who were later
evicted from their homes.
When the white miners heard OF IL
they at once determined 10 prevent the
negroes from going to WORK and tele-
graphed President Mcbride, OF the
Miners Union, what they were TO do in
the matter.
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BOONE COUNTY DEMOCRATS
Favor McCiaugherty for Congress and
Endorse Wilson for senator.

Favor McCiaugherty for Congress and
Endorse Wilson for senator.
spectoI 20 ns Rs0t'tS-.
MADISON, W. VA, July 10.-A mass
convention OF the Democrats OF Boone
county was held here yesterday. Dele
gates were elected to the Congressional
convention and the vote Of the county
ordered TO be cast as follows: For
Judge McClaugherty FIVE and ffty-three
ninety-niuths; for John ID. Anderson
two and forty-three Undergraduates.
Resolutions were adopted heartily en-
dorsing Hon. E. w. Wilson for U. S.
Senate and instructing their delegates
to the Senatorial Convention to cas-:
their votes for candidate favorable TO
his election and also instructed the
nominee for the House of Delegates TO
vote for Wilson, in the words OF the res
oIutions, first, last and all the time"
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FIRST DISTRICT
FIRST DISTRICT
Democratic Congressional Convention
Call OF the Democrats Of the First Gen.
grssslonal District 10 Meet at
CLARKSBURG,
TUESDAY, AUGUST 2Ist, 1894.

The Democratic Executive Committee OF the
First Congressional District, az meeting held
Al the st Charles Hotel, in the city OF ChrSS-
burg. on Saturday, July 7Jh. 1894 Orde-ed lhat
the Denocratie Convention OF the FIRST Con-
Cressional District TO nominate candidate
Tor Congress. be- held on TU ESDAG, AUGUST
9lsr, 1884, nc CLAkhSbO ~, thS Cohveu'iOu
10 be called 20 order at II O'CLOCK A. NJ
And at said Congressional Convention each
Of the counties in the First District shall be en-
titled 20 one vote therein for every enc nun
dred votes or fractional part thereof over atty
cast Tor the Democratic candidate for Governor
of tbis state at the election held In NOvem Der,
1902. and that no county shall be entitled 10
more delegates than it has votes 70 cast Tbs
various County Executive COMMITTEES are re
ouested TO take such action as may b neces-
earv 20 have their respective counties repre-
sented in said convention
Tbe following is the number Of votes 70
which each county is entitled:
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IT'S SOZODONT the whole world tries,
'Tis SOZODONT which puriHes
The breath and mouth, and dirt defies.
IT'S SOZODONT for which We cry,
Sweet SOZODONT for which we sigh,
,Tis only SOZODONT We buy.
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THE sovereignty Of SOVEREIGN isn't
as apparent as ii was day before yester-
day.
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TERMS


rrpvrAR. ~ NAIL PSsrAss PREPAID
DAILY. six days in the wsek.........'.''-'So %
DAILY. three days in the week.. 80. 4OS
DAILY. two DAYS a the week. -.'''''''. ~
DAILY. one day in the week ~
WEEKLY. one year. in advance. ~ ~
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SUNDAY only one ear. .......'...'..''- ~
SUNDAY only, six months ....,.....,., Nv
DELIVERED By CARRIERS
DAILY. per week. to be paid weekly. 10
DAILY and SUNDAY, per week.
TheDAILY will be delivered BY carrisfia
apv other city or town - 10
s,r,I. Comics Of DAILY or WEEKLY
rwTributss Of Respect and obituary Notices
ave cents per line
Stamps OF the denomination OF t"oeens' aA4
jesssecep,sd for amounts less than one o0ilA'
s1y-CoErEsroSpENcE CONTAINING IMPORTANT
Nv. sorIcfrED PROM EVERY PART or TAA Sun
EouND1Ne COUNTRY.
Rejected communications viii net be returned
prless accompanied by sufficient postage
The REGISTER. embracing It's several sdi-
tlons. Is entered at the Post0fiee In "hssi-
r9. w. Va, as seeond-eIsss matter
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WSea Baby was sick, We gave her CassossA
WHEN abe was Child. shs cried for CasearAA
whsa she became Min, she chung to CassasA
wha she had Children, she gavsthen CssssrA.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.

NOTICE
A Meeting OF all persons interested In the
organization and maintenance OF IRE depart
ment ut Altenheim are requested TO NEE,
Thursday evening at o'clock AZ the Leather
wood School House. The report Of the commit
tee appointod Mt = former meeting will be con.
jyior Is. G. FLAcCUs, Chairman.
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IT was much too big bite, Mr., Sow.
EREIGN.
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THE REGISTER AT WASHINGTON.
The DAILY and SUNDAY REGISTER can
10 procured In Washington City at the
Newspaper Exchange, opposite Willard $
Hotel. and Queens News Stand, National
Hotel.
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THAT TIRED FEELING which is so
common and so overpowering, Is entire
ly driven off by Hoods Sarsaparilla, the
best blood purifier. Hoods SaTsaparilla
ovsrcomes weakness.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-12

HOOPS PILLS are the best after-din-
ner pills, assist digestion, cure head
ache. CSC box.
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THE REGISTER AT CHARLESTON.
The DAILY and SUNDAY REGISTER can
be procured in Charleston at the Hotel
Ruffner News Stand.
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FOR SALE.

fT,oP BUGGY AND HARNESS FOR SALE
~ cheap. Inquire ROSS BARR, Nartiu's
Ferry. Jyi2tois
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A UCTION SALE.

The Book Cases. Stoves and Blinds formerly
In use in the old Library, viii be sold at auction
on Tuesday, July 18th, at two O'Clock .. M,
corner Market aud Fourteenth streets.
COMMITTEE on PUBLIC LIBRARY.
tyilwed. IN sat&i