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The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-10-04
.Welcome. Welcome, DO sing,

Mrs Capen and daughter of Brook
field. Mass. are here visiting her
daughter. Mrs. II. II. Dimes. Frank
Moran of Millers Falls. was here with
relatives last week. John Leahy of
Boston is visiting relatives here. B.
O'Connell of Chicopee. Mass. is the
guest of NJ. j. Moran and wife. Judge
W. G. Hobrool of New York. comes
TODAY for a few weeks stay with his
family here. Miss Mary Griffin of
Lawrence. Mass. is the guest of Miss
johanna Baker. B. Y. Jcny and wife
of Proctor. V. Shippee and wife of Mt.
Holly. c. W. Martin wife and son and
Miss Ina Plumley of Wardsboro. We're
guests at \. V. Mays this week. Will
Reed of Ansonia, CT. is visiting in
town. Levi Dowley is visiting his
father this week. Mrs. W. B. Mills of
West Lebanon, y. H.. has been spend
ing a week with her friend, Mrs o. X,
Dutton. Mrs. Arthur Putnam of Al.
stead, \. H., is the guest of her father.
ID. II. Bement. Lyman Goldsmith,
wife and daughter of Shelburne Falls.
are visiting at his mothers, Mrs NJ.
VI. Goldsmith. Louis Pike of Bright
wood, Joined his wife here for the fair
and returned home Monday. Mrs. Pike
will remain for visit with friends. -
Miss Martha Waite of New London,
has been the guest this week of Miss
Florence White. }. ". Shelley of Bel
lows Falls is in town this week i'll the
interest of the insurance business. -
Mrs. Harriet Dearborn Smith of Bos
ton, is spending the winter at her
mother s. Mrs. Harriet S. Dearborn s.
l. - of
r. l.. formerly pastor of the Methodist
church here. has been stopping for
several DAYS at y. {. Davenport s.
Mrs. Nettie Clements from Brooklyn,
is at her mothers, Mrs. Farley STAIRS.
Miss Sarah Shipman is visiting her
brother. E. O. Shipman. Mrs. Roger
p. Donaghue of Holyoke. is visiting
her parents here. The Misses Cush
man of New York, are guests of Mrs.
Angelica X. Shea. Mr.. Whiting, edi-
torial writer on the Springfield Repub-
lican with which he has been connected
for p years. spent couple of days IN
town this week. Lord Partridge of
Nepusett. ILL.,. was the guest of Mrs.
s. G.. Burpee last week. c. W. Eaton
and wife Of Springfield. visited briefly
with old acquaintance IN town recent
". Mrs. Moore from North Amherst,
has been visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Frank Billings. Mrs. Fay of Orange,
and four lady friends were here through
the fair with Mrs. Billings. -Supt. ID.
Mckenzie is at the Brooks House to
remain over Sunday.
New Haven oysters are received
fresh every day during the season at
II. W. Bogle's. They are finer this
wear than ever before. -ad.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-10-04
b,mmnry for Month of September, 1895.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Hoo,,l and Room can be obtained by inquiring
N No. 10 Chase street. lo"i
Toduy we offer new line of Fall Wrappers in
Print and Outing Cloths, also lot of new Fall
Underwear T. W. BARNARD
Sncria, value in Red Table Damask at 25c. yd
FOWL l. W. BARNARD
o5r buys ladies' good heavy Fall Underwear.
Howl IL W. BARNARD
We shall take sound, ripe Apples thi 5 wee
Ind until notice to the contrary Bring them as
Grl,. in the week as convenient. Price Ice per
|undred lbs. Cash Dec 10.
-u BRATTLEBoRO JELLY Co.
Change cars tor Canal ST. job Shop, and get
|our cabinet work and odd jobs done at reason
|Mc prices. Wringer and furniture repairing
hccalty. D. A. WIDER 2-tf
Cro1uct, good quality, low prices, and Lawn
knnris at Clam K Jones 43tf
Use Clapp & Jones' Transferring Fluid for
hn. 43t
Violin, Banjo and Guitar Strings of best quail.
h at CLAPP & JONES. -
Fine Watch and Clock Repairing. Prices are
Moderate. c. W. SAWYER, 80 Main st. soft
stationery for fine correspondence. Full sup
lis in latest tints and styles.
|$att CLAP Il JONES.
Removal.
Sewing Machines sold on monthly instruments
Without interest. Any make of machine taken
part payment. Needles, Oil and Supplies for
Inv machine. Onice over Durgn's Drug Store,
b. Main St. w. q. COLLIER, Agent.
Att
Picture Frames in upwards of two hundred
tycs at Clapp Il Jones. l-ti
POPULAR Songs, and Instrumental Music and
Books, at Clapp & Jones. 2stt
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-10-04

Deputy Collector John L. Kane re-
turned Monday to Richford after a
weeks stay here with his family. Miss
Gertrude Gutter returned Saturday to
her home in Jamaica Plains, Mass. -
Misses Mary O'Brien and Lizzie Col
Inns returned Monday to their home in
Athol. Mass. after two weeks So
journ with friends here. Mrs Dennis
Calvin and daughter Kate left Satur
dav for their home in Middlebury after
A several weeks visit here. George
Thompson returned Saturday to Boston
after two weeks with his mother here.
( Mrs. Mary Roache returned Monday
II her home in Ashuelot, \. H.. being
accompanied by Miss Mary Leahy who
| will make brief visit there. DOR
Bradley left Saturday for Chicago, ILL.,,
after spending several weeks with
/ his parents here.-Miss Katie Leahy
returned Monday to Boston after sew
+ ral weeks visit here with relatives. -
T. Shea of New York city. who came
here to attend the funeral of Miss Sarah
! Carroll, was called back Tuesday after
noon by the serious illness of his little
daughter. Miss Annie Whalen has re-
turned to Claremont, y. H.. after a
few weeks visit with her parents here.
Miss Luana Toomey has returned to
her Rutland home after a visit with
/ friends here. H. Dudley from Boston,
Joined his wife here Saturday. Mrs.
I Dudley has been visiting her parents,
f. p. Hopkinson and wife. for the past
/ five weeks. They returned to Boston
Monday. Mrs. Della Walker and Miss
Ethel Remington returned Saturday
TO their home in Bennington. after a
visit here with Miss Remmington's sis
ter Mrs. Harry Wall. Mrs. DIR. Allen
of St. .Johnsbury. who has been guest
of Mrs. John Hubbard, left Tuesday
for a visit in keene. \. H., before re.
turning home d. G.. Webster returned
Monday to his duties in New York after
his stay here. Mrs. Eugene Wood and
two children leave tomorrow for their
home in Camden, y. j., after spending
the summer with her parents, John
Hubbard and wife. -Sllas Merrltield
and Miss Mary Mortified and Mrs. Far
rar and daughter returned to New York
this week after a month s stay at the
Brooks House. Will Collins returns to-
morrow to Springfield and his duties
on the Republican after fortnight's
vacation here.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-10-04

James Dunlevy was off duty at Jordan
Il VanDoorn's jewelry store on account
Of sickness. Bartholomew Foley is on
the sick list this week. Merchant L.
j. Retting was taken sick Saturday
night with heart trouble, but Is nov
able to be about his business. Mrs.
H. Chandler has been housed with the
asthma for the last two weeks. Pat
rick Austin resumed work Monday
after his long illness, DR.. Severance
is among the sick ones this week. Ed
Richardson is again obliged to be
about on crutches. E. y. Gould is
on the sick list this week.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-10-04

John Madden of Antrim, n. H.. visit
ed here with friends last week. Frank
f. Draper of New York spent Sunday at
Mrs. NJ. \. Cune's, returning Tuesday.
Russell Tyson and wife spent the first
of the week with relatives in Newport,
y. H.-Mrs. O'Brien and daughter
Agnes of Athol. Mass, were here with
friends last week. john Bowler of New
Haven. Conn, has been here visiting
relatives this week. John Lally and
son Frank of Wilton. \. H., visited
John Dunlevy last week. Druggist u.
4. Briggs of Claremont. spent Sunday
here with his father inl law. DIR. Gale.
E, f. Towner of Montpelier was IN
town briefly last week. Henry Bolton.
who was arrested in Montpelier last
week on the charge of taking news
papers from door steps and selling them.
was in town Monday. James Archibald
visited in town last week. Miss Lizzie
O'Leary has returned to Mrs. Freeman
Ayers after trip 10 Springfield and
Boston visiting schools. Rev. Fir. Rey
nolds of Bellows Falls, was the guest OF
FIR. Cunningham the first of the week.
Clarence Carpenter was IN boston
part of last week. Rev. L. Long OF
Proctor. visited briefly with ms
parents here this week. ANDREW Kirk
wood spent Sunday with his children
in Peru. Miss Ethel Cutler of Bond
Vile. has been in town recently. 49,
Luther Miller attended the fair at
Athol Wednesday. Tam Ferriter is IN
Athol and Holyoke for few days. B.
\. Austin, the Y VI. c. \. secretary.
took in the Provinces Fair at Montreal
last week. |. II. Williamson is spend
ing the week in New York. C. p. Nash
and wife were in town a few days OF
last week on their way to Nashville
from their summer work at Webhennct.
Me.-Mrs. Phillips from Leverett also
visited her aunt, Mrs. Billings last
week. Mrs. Jenny Phillips and brother
VIM. Braney of Windsor, were IN town
Yesterday. w. II. Minor. o. r. Ellis
snd W. +. Walker of Dummerston are
at Concord attending the races.
Have you a circular of my dancing
SCHOOL, Wales School for Dancing.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-10-04

UlPf WISH IN I1dTllDIuI hopl ibShCit ui'N
chester and has again opened her
rooms.
James Clune purchased a pair OF
Black Langshans of Mr.. Freeman of
fitchburg at the fair last week which
have taken seven premiums at the fairs
This season.
1t is hoped that whoever carried
6way the six doilies from Floral nan
At the fair last week will return the
same to the proper parties as the name
was on them.
Mt. Hermon boys are talking OF
holding meetings in the Advent church
D. Esteyville he'coming winter. Kew.
DIr. Shorey continues to hold gospel
meetings here throughout this week
having finished his course OF chart
lectures, which we're we'll attended.
The exhibit of the Singer sewing
machine in floral hall at the fair was
omitted in our report last week but the
work done by the machine was very
Zine, well worth especial mention.
Ihe work exhibited was some which
had been exhibited at the Worlds far
hnd included four machines one OF
birds eye maple, which was sold pc
fore it left the hall.
Frank H. Flagg, for time IN the
fmploy of the Reformer here and after
wards publisher of the Greenfield he
FORMER, and later engaged IN the en-
iowment order business at Boston, is
pow president of Chelsea, Mass,
Council ll5 \. P. A.. and has for a
number Of days been engaged In a
lisputation through the Boston journal
with d. NJ. Hudson over \. L. a.
hnatters.
-Keene has new law firm this
week formed of a couple of bright
young men from this county. +. u.
y. Stowe, who studied with Martin
Eddy but has been located at Hast,
Pngs, Mimi, the past 4 years, and
Arthur J. Holden, formerly of the IN.
urance firm of Walker & Holden at
Bellows Falls and who graduated
last fall from the West Virginia law
SCHOOL. They have rented offices IN
Iurnsey block and went over to keene
"wednesday to begin business.
The seiectmen In obedience to a
argely signed petition circulated at
ne wish of the town hall building
committee have called special town
Pnte5etlng for the 18th to see if the town
wi appropriate $1,000 more for the
'oWn hall repairs, to provide new
0oi Tor the building. new painting OF
ne exterior and new heating. The
213,ooO appropriated by the town Will
all he used up by the other improve,
hents. and while these additional
mes which it is claimed were not con-
lemplated in the original plans, are
lecessdry in the line of far sighted
cohomy- the selectmen very properly
ieluSe TO furnish the money except
poh a SPECIAL vote of the town. holding
ma The $4,000 was appropriated for
~ repairs complete. as the town un-
'eisIood. and If more is necessary the
original authority is the one TO go TO.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-10-04

The Hamer Washing Machine has been used
in my family for over four months anu can
heartily endorse anything that has been SAM IN
its favor and can cheerfully recommends IL. III
saves about two-thirds of the time anu labor OF
the oId methods, DONG away entirely win the
tedious rubbing of the usual way OF Washing. ~
does not injure the clothes in any way anu
sheets, pillow cases, table cloths ana All sue1
articles can be put through the machine rlhseti
and hung out without boiling. For 5lanketean an"
spreads the machine is esperiallv good.
Mrs. c. IL. DAVENPORT
have earned my livelihood by washing since
1851, about two year, ago, felt shoud DC
Obliged TO give it up. as my hands were actuaily
worn out | had tried nearly every machine IN
existence; but they lid not help me, ~ last
Foster of Organ street brought the iiamcr
machine to me, and laughed AZ nun; but ne
over urged me 10 take il on trial, tred u, anu
low the missing link was found. u workeh IKE
a charm, its results were miraculous Follow
strictly the directions in putting the cl"ties IN
the machine and you are sure OF success can
truthfully say II will take the spots on from
every thing hut your character, anu WISH Spot
lesslv clean everything but your Immortal .'1n'-
' Mrs. ID. c. ELLIS
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-10-04

Elk Speaker j. L. Martin, Gen. J.
]. Estev and Geo. \. Hines were the
only Brattleboro representatives to at
tend the legislative reunion at Mont
peier this week. though ex-Speaker
Hosea Mann, Jr., of Wilmington,
Lewis Ii. Lynde from Dummerston, j.
w. Melendy from Londonderry, and
w. II. II. Holton of New York former
" of Jamaica, f. Arnold of Westmln-
ter. NJ . Reed and y. Withheld OF
Vernon, c. w. Haskell OF Grafton, W.
F. Jones of Dover. }. II. Ware OF
Townshend. J. y. Merrifield of New
fame. Doorkeeper I'll. l.. Taylor OF
this place. and some others from
other towns in the county attended.
Mr.. Martin was naturally notable
figure among the old Legislators, not
only because of his long service and
mis- great popularity and power OF
leadership in the Legislature, but for
the fact that except Gideon Olln and
ID. AFRO \. Buck. his term of service IN
the speakers chair was longer than
that of any other man IN the whole
history of the state. The reunion re
calls to mind the fact that OF all
Brattleboro's representatives. only ten
are now living. NOT one Oh lllose WHO
were sent before 1870 now survives
and of those since three have died IN
the past few years. 0. \. Marshall,
Edward Crosby and Geo. j. Brooks,
as also have three of those of the sew
enties. S. y. Herrick and ). VI. Waite
and Deacon Estey. Col Hdskins is
now the dean of the survivors. having
been elected in 1872 The others are
John S. Cutting IA, Gen. ]. J. Estey
&c. DIR. W. H. Rockwell now of New
York '1s. Col. Hooker 80 and 'S2. DIR.
ConIand 81. DIR. Holton So, Mr..
Martin 30 and Mr.. Hines "a. Col.
Hooker is the only one who has Sc
cured a re election since the biennial
system was adopted.
Now is the time to buy kerosene
heaters at your own price at 7. Elem
ing's adv.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-10-04

rs. VIM. F. Neal holds he fall
and winter opening Tuesday and We'd
nesdav. Oct. 10 and 10.
Merchant o. j. Pratt has traded
with H. \. Wood of Barnard and Sc
cured the prize gelding which the lat
ter exhibited at the fair last week.
A large party from here attended
,be veterans reunion at Greenfield.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-10-04
BRATTlEBORO NEWS COMPANY
No. , Elliot St.. at the sign of the
GOLDEN HAND.

Mrs. Darling has returned from
her visit in Hartford, Springfield and
chester and has again opened her
rooms.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-10-04

James Clune purchased pair OF
Slack Langshans of Mr.. Freeman OF
'itchburg at the fair last week which
ave taken seven premiums at the fairs
h c Season
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-10-04

1t is hoped that whoever carried
bway the six doilies from Floral nan
bt the fair last week will return the
Eamc to the proper parties as the name
WAS on them.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-10-04

Mt. Hermon boys are talking OF
holding meetings in the Advent church
n Esteyville the'coming winter. Rev;
llr. Shorey continues to hold gospel
meetings here throughout this week
having finished his course of chart
lectures, which were we'll attended.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-10-04

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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-08-22
City of Mineral Point.
OFFlClAh.

AN ORDINANCE
To require the payment of a local IL
cense fee from non permanent traders
In lire, bankrupt insurance, sales, etc.
The common council of the city of
Mineral Point, do ordain rs follows
SEC, |. Every person or vendor who
shall not already have become per
manent trader, (as defined by section
1870, II. S. Of the city of Mineral
Point, who shall sell, or expose for sale
at public or private sale any goods,
wares or merchandise, and shall adver-
tise, represent or hold forth such sale as
an insurance, bankrupt, insolyent, AS
signee, trustee, estate, executor, ad-
ministrator, receiver, job lot or closing
out sale, or rs sale of any goods
damaged by smoke, fire, water or other
wise, or in any similar form, or that
by reason Of financial difficulty or
other special or peculiar circumstances
such goods, wares or merchandise will
be disposed of for less than the real
value thereof, In the city of Mineral
Point, shall before doing 50, pay to the
city clerk of Mineral Point, the sum Of
$4,000 ten dollars rs local per diem
license fee.
SEC. .. All orders, ordinances and
resolutions in conflict herewith are
hereby repealed,
SEC. 3. This ordinance shall take
effect and be in force from aud ate,
its passage and publication.
n. IL. SNOW, Mayor,
Attest; II. 5. WE'LL, City Clerk.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-08-22
WALDWICK.

To The Iowa County Democrat
The dry weather continues.
The threshing of grain Is about all
done.
According to the census Of the town
Of Waldwick there are 799 inhabitants
of which number there 428 males, 81
females; 657 natives OF the United
States, 10 Germans, ga Great Brittons,
Sc Irish, French, 2 Scandanavians
and z old soldiers.
The census enumeration returns
thanks to the people of the town OF
Waldwick for the kindness shown and
the hospitality extended to him while
in the performance Of his official
duties in taking the census.
There are quite number OF our
people going to attend the Dedgeville
fair this year.
Mr.. Joe and Miss Ella Grlbble went
to the state of Wyoming to remain for
Dn indefinite length of time.
Mrs. Patrick Kelly and Mrs. A.. j..
Dornan visited friends In Ridgeway
last week.
On last Saturday the Walrack
brothers shipped one of their steam
threshors to Minnesota In order to do
a part of the threshing of the great
grain crop of that state.
Owing to our drought stricken con-
dition a great number Of our young
cattle had to be disposed OF at the
Blanchardvile live stock market on
Monday last.
On last Monday afternoon about so
farmers Of the town of Waldwick as-
sembled on the farm Of j. W. Reese to
witness field trial of Mccormick
corn harvesting machine which was
exhibited by Richard L. Gribble, Of
Ionesdale.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-08-22
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDlTOHS.
S1'ATE Of Wisconsin, Iowa County Court
y SIN Probate.
In the matter OF the estate of Michael
Schaaf, deceased.
Letters testamentary on the estate OF
Michael Schaaf. deceased, having been issued
to Michael +. Schadf.
Notice is here-by given. that the creditors
OF said Michael Sccaaf, deceased, are allow
and limited by order of this court until and
including the 1st Tuesday OF February, 1895.
their claims and demands against said
Michael Schaaf, deceased, to the county court
for examination, adjustment and allowance.
and demands of all persons against the said
Michael Schaaf. deceased. will be examined
and adjusted by this court, at the Office of
city of Dodgeville. in said county. on the
first Tuesday of February, 1896, aud on the
first Tuesday of March, 1896.
Dated this I'd day of July, 1895.
BY the Court:
AVA CHARLES W. McILHoG County Judge
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-08-22
aeAaNes INDICTED FOR MURDER.
Man and Vito TO stand Trial for Killing
the Woman's former Husband.


the Woman's former Husband.
HANNIBAL, Mo-, Aug. 49, Few specta.
tors were present when the court of com.
mon pleas convened to receive q report OF
the grand jury which has been In contin.
uous session for Ilearly three months in.
vestigating the celebrated Stillwell muir.
der case. The report was an Indictment
for murder, and Sheriff Pratt repaired to
the residence OF William Perkins. at
whose home the Hearnss were staying
and placed DR.. Hearne and wife under
arrest, charged with the murder OF A. j..
Stillwell on the night Of Dsc 20. 1888
The indictment was for murder In the
first degree, and the case Is not therefore
bailabs. The sheriff took the prisoners
to Palmyra by private conveyance. They
were lodged in separate cells on different
floors, and will not be permitted to see or
talk to each other.
Amos j. Stillwell was murdered in his
bed on the night OF Dec. %, 1885, The
assassin used an ak to destroy mis- life
The position Of things In the room sho we'd
that the victim had not awakened when
assaulted, although the body had boon
hlGefWhru pihCeu ia u pOsUuro w luulCht0
q struggle. A few false traces had been
arranged to lead to the belief that bur.
glary was the object, but the theory was
soop advanced, and has still been main
tanned, that there was deeper motive.
Mrs. Stillwell, who had slept In another
bed In the same room, could not give q
satisfactory account OF the tragedy.
Richard Stilwell, stopson Of Mrs.
GA M II Al II
mother had been criminally intimate
with DR.. Hearne. Hhowever may this be,
Hannibal people still talk Of her marriage
with DR.. Hearne in less than year after
her husbands murder. The couple went
to ST. Joseph, Mo-, to live, thence to San
Diego, Cal. Here Mrs. Stillwell sued DIR.
Hearne for divorce July 20, 1894 aud
threatened him II he opposed her. He made
no opposition. The decree was granite
Aug 10. For some reason tho couple 70.
married Sept 70, 1894
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-08-22
A. S. White, Attorney.

GTATE OF Wisconsin, Iowa County Court
- ss.-In Probate.
term Of he iowa COUNTY Court to- be held in
and for sal d county, at the court house, in
the city OF Dodgeville, in said county, on
the first Tuesday of said month, at two
o'clock in the afternoon of said day, the
following matters will be heard and con-
sidered.
The application of Maria Jacka to
admit to probate the last will and testament
of Samuel Jacka, late of the town of Min
eral Point, in said county, deceased. and
Jacka.
And it is further ordered, that public
notice thereof be given to all persons inter
ested by publishing copy of this order for
three weeks successfully, prior to said day
of hearing, in The Iowa County Democrat
weekly newspaper published in said county
BY order of the court:
CHARLES w. MCILHoN,. County Judge.
Dated Dodgeville, Wis, July 30, 1895.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-08-22
Christian Endeayor officers.

The following state officers were
elected at the Christian Endeavor
meeting In Wauwatosa; President,
Frederick Dame, Milwaukee; vice
president, James Davis, Wales; secre-
aary. Miss Glasier, Wauwatosa. The
Lookout committee consists of Fred
Miller, of Milwaukee,, Charles Dennis
of Hartford, u. A. Cooley, of Milwau.
kee, G. i. Ensign, of Waukesha, and
ID. De Swart Of Wauwatosa.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-08-22
Elections In south Carolina.

COLUMBIA, Aug. 2.-Very full returns
to The Register from the thirty-five coun.
ties OF South Carolina show that the
Democratic nominees In every county have
been elected with few possible excep.
tions. The Reform" Democrats will
have a large majority in the constitu.
tional convention, which insures the
making OF constitution which will
largely eliminate the negro vote.