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satisfaction. In fact. I feel like 4 7eT
man In health and strength.
A" therefore feel It my duty and rrea,
pleasure TO recommend this excellent
remedy, ri Crecne's Nervura. which
certainly has done so much for me-
Rev. I. II HuTum. OF Winchester. y.
H.. who I$'Grand Army chaplain 70.
New H%amp&h!re, says:
The remedial effect OF DR.. Grecve's
Etrvura blood and nerve remedy N the
weaknesses and prostra;!5a %
my wife. WAS So positive and speedy
that we can. heartily testify to its un-
doubted MEETS"
PRESIDING Elder Rev. J. ". Waller, Of
Fort Dodge Iowa; Rev. C. D. i. Nsl-
cham. pastor Baptls: church. TOWN.
send. Vt; Rev.fG L. Wells. or Hard
wick. Vt; Rev. Henry Langt5rd. o.
Weston. W. Va. and many Other we'll
i,own mi=tsscrs CT the gospel In all
parts Of the country. all of WHOM have
been cured ~ this great remedy. en-
Enthusiastically urge the people 10 use Dr.
Grecne's Nervura by all means. Il they
wish 10 be sure Of a cure. Tor Health and
Strength always follows It's use.
Rcm-mNtr hat DR.. Grecne's Nc-vura
blood and, HGrvc remedy Is no common
patent medicine, hut the prescription OF
one Of our best-known physicians, the
discovery OF DR.. Greene. OF Is Wes: 18th
street. New YorE CITY, the most Success
lul specialist In curing nervous and
chronic diseases. hence the med!cir- Is
Of necessity perfectly adapted 10 cure.
DR.. Greene also can he consulted free,
personally or by letter. il regard to any
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to mo: why, Abraham Lincoln, In his
inaugural speech spoke more strongly
IN dcnuncInt!on OF thu United States sr-
prcmG court than bryan or tho Chicago
platform has done" ! said then ] dId
not believe 1t, md | 9ay nov that I hnvc
such u%nboundcd confidence In MIR. Lin
coins patriotism and e"tntcsmnnshin that
| consider It impossible TINT he ever de-
nounccd tho supreme court M II body.
Can YOU, and VIII YOU. quote any words
OF Mr.. Llncoln'R which Chh possibly be
twisted into such Il mcanlngY
A VOTER EOR FllEMONT.
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POLITICAL NOTES.
Meeting, In the Future nnd Gossip Abuut
the Ciub Organizations.

Meetings In tho Future nnd Gossip Ahuut
the Cinb Organizations.
The excursion to Canton next Sntur-
day bids fair to BE- n large one. The II.
c. Richards Six Fo0t"rs and Tariff
Champions completed their arrange
mcnts Thursday and yesterday the COM
mittccs representing the Riverside iron
workers a.nd Mckinley and Hobar, club
OF BcnwOod completed arrangements
with Travelling Passenger Agent o. Il.
Wood. OC tn, Wheeling & Lake Erie
road, aId Will W. right In line next Sat
urday. With these four organizations
and others who will 90. therr ls no doubt
but this will i" II lnrRG excursion. The
train will leave nj 10 o'clock l.. H.. city
time. running right Though to Canton.
IN speaking with Mr.. Wood about the
excursion Inst evening he stated to m
intclilECNccr rcpOrtCF chat lie Intended
to devote his entire tlnlc and attention
from now on to this excursion and that,
he and The proper officials Of the road
will Ir2.vc nothing undGmc to make II n
succl38 In every particular.
Next Tuesday will DO n great day IN
CharirsiJn. In the afternoon. ex-
President Harrison viii speak. and In
the evening Hon. T., =. Brown. OF New
York. will address. ti-l crowd. IN I'M
mcnsc parade VIII be given and clubs
from al! parts "f the state VIII parttcI-
patC.
At the brew masters national con.
vcntlnn last seek. at Pittsburgh. II
sfyaw vote was taken ana over three
CJur,hg II tho delegates were found to
no sound money men. or these over
ong-rnlf had been Democrats. The
mayor OF Pittsburgh In hin speech at
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MONTREAL. Oct. 2.-Assis,ant Man
aScr Tnit has wired to all points that
the train diSpaicherG aid operators
who had stopped work have now had
W days In which to consider the
magnitude OF their hlunder, and II they
desired 10 resume the places they had
voluntarily given up, they must do 50
before > p. M. to-day, or their places
would be filed by new men. The
message also stated That many men on
the Ontario and Quebec division md
on the main line east OF North Bay
have already gone back TO work and
that the company Fan fill every exist
ing vacancy with good men without
delay.
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NEW ORLEANS.Oct. "a. r. Bros
scau. Il of the largest carpet dealers
In New Orleans, has made an assign
meat FOR the benefit OF his creditors.
His assets are 500. i3:: liabilities S@S6.-
2!6. Ot the liabilities Sl5+.26i are unse-
cured and $!Se,2.l secured by mort
cages on real estate and pledges Of Sc
ctirltics. Mr.. Brosscau IL 4 half broth
or Of Justice T.. d. White Of the United
states supreme court. who was sum
monet from Washington 10 look into
Mr.. DrOsScau's affairs.
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LONDON, Oct. The Press Asso-
citation this evening 1t
Learns from government circles that
there Is nc truth In the report which
originated In Il dispatch from Vienna
10 the Daily Mail to-day, saying that
the powers have agreed upon q pacific
settlement OF the eastern question. hon
nrahl- 10 all parties and amply guar
anteeing the security of the Armen-
iaEs. This was n direct intlmatiOn
that the Turkish difficulty was virtu-
ally settled. But It appears such Is not
the case.
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Congressional Dcutllucl,,

FRANKFORT, Ky, Oct. 1.-The
Democratic convention of the Seventh
congressional district OF Kcntucky.af n
ter being In session three days ad-
Journod to-day sine die. There was a
deadlock in the ball0tting between C.
j. ~i!r6nstOn, L. T.. Settle and j. d.
Carroll. y resolution was adopted
providing for new primaries October
-
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by using "rhc Now Great South Amcrl-
can Kidney Cure" This new remedy
II n Grent surprise on recount Of lta X
crcdInE nrOmptncss in relieving pain in
the Kidneys. bladder and lack In male
~ female, |; relieves retention of
water and pain In passing II almost i'm
modlatcly. Save yourselves by using
this marvellous cure. Its uac will pre-
vent fatal consequences IN almost all
cnscI by It's great Alternative and heal
Ink powers. Sold by Il. II. List. drug
glsl. Wheeling. ". Va.
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."|... ...#.| ...L| u
Tho Republicans will turn out an
masse tonight to attend the big meeting
In the North End, which 81 to DO al.
dressed by Hon. Georsc L. wclllnStcn
United States acnator-elect from Mary
land. 1t Will be n great meeting aud the
reputation OF the speaker will attract
many people,
The marching clubs OF the various dis
tricts will turn out In escort. They VIII
form at the Republican headquarters,
corne Twelfth and Chupllne streets az
1850 o'clock and will move down Chaps
line to Fourteenth to Market aud UP
Market 10 the Mcclure House, where the
speaker will be received,
The South Side and Bcnwood clubs
will meet at their headquarters early
and will march up town and meet the
other clubs ut Fourteenth street, Tho
clubs will form "a follows:
ElkinS Cadets Bugle and Drum Corps.
ElkinS Cadets.
II. C. Richards Six FootcrS.
Tariff Champions.
Benwood Clubs.
Fifth Ward Club.
Sixth Ward Club,
G. ". Atkinson Club. Eighth Ward.
Polish Republican Club,
B. B, Dovener Club. Eighth Ward,
First Ward Club.
Clay-Union Club.
BY the above arrangement Il will be
seen that the clubs carrying torches viii
alternate with those which do not, thus
adding a very pretty effect.
After leaving the Mcclure House the
escort viii move up Market to Eleventh,
down Eleventh to Main, up Main to tho
North Wheeling pottery, where the
meeting Is TO be held.
Mr.. Charles s. BrIllcs will preside.
The vice presidents appointed for the
meeting are AS follows:
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PROPOSALS.
BIDS FOR COAL,
~, wHEELlNG, ". Va, Sept. 50. /

WHEELING, W. Va. Sept. 80, 1870
Office OF Clerk Of Board OF Education,
No. Is Fourteenth Sircc,
Hids will hc received nj tho nt,irn ~
Glork, OF the Board OF EducatIOn un,,"ii
Tuesday. October II, nj - M, for flrnigh..
Ing clran coal and also slack Tor In" n,nII,
SCHOOLS OF nc city Of Wheeling FOR tbcc
lliuS, VIII hc received for FURNISHING. ro,,
inr az OF the schools M well ns 10 rI",,
snh-ulStrict separately. The coitrnrt Mi,
" uMhtHcI TO tho lowest Responsible lid.
serves the riEht TO reject any ~. iii ali LI r.
WALTER II. HAIL. Clcri'
scSO, oc2, D. 81.
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Ti"rTER. eczema and all similar KIN
troubles are cured By the use Of De
Wits Witch Hazel Salvc. II sh0thcS
At once, ana rcslnrcs the tissues Ia
their natural condition, and never falls
to cure piles. Charles Il. Goethe. corner
Market and Twelfth st-ccts: Rowic Il
Co, bridgeport; Peabody Il Son. Ben
,yOOl
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WASHINGTON. d. G.. Oct. Sec
rotary Francis has d.shnrred from
practice before the interior depart
mcnt William W. Osborne. Of Luns-
ing. Michigan, FOR receiving Illegal pen
sion fees.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

House. 6 rooms. and 3-roomcd house tn
roar. Eof street. Fifth ward: TEXAS casy.
S3,rCI.
House. IL rooms. wide center halls. MOI
crn cOnrcnicnccS and large lot. No, agg
CharllnC street: cheap and terms easy.
House, ) rooms. Eighteenth St: $l,t5n.
House. $ rooms, bath, hot and cold
water. both gases, and in rear Gouh!c
house. I rooms each. Market street. be-
s.. $40.
$50 will bay two lots fronting on Charles
md High streets.
$50 will buy II nice lot fronting on Lind
street; onc-third cash, balance Cn easy
terms.
$500 Will buy good two-rcomcd house.
fronting on Cllprl!nc street, near Tenth.
50" will bny house Of 3 rooms on Cherry
street; SluO cash, balance IN rent.
S2j will buy house OF > rooms on wilson
street, Centre Wheeling: 500 cash, balance
In rent.
saN will buy a house OF , rooms on
Charles street: onC-half cash, balance On
easy terms.
Lots on Lind street. Cherry street md
McColloch street ut from so 10 $40 euGn
OIL easy terms.
Money to loan on city real estate.
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loCcnts Cures Constipation and Liver Ills.
DR.. Agncw's Liver Pills are the most
perfect made. and curC like magic. Sick
Headache. Constipation, BIlIoUsncss. In
digestion and all Liver Ills. 10 cents n
vInl-40 doscs. Sold by L. II. List. SAW
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REAL ESTATE,
FOR RBHTT.

FOR R-BlTT.
Saloon on Second street, in Martins
Ferry, Ohio. low rcMi.
= rooms ~ South Broadway street.
rooms LIST Moor No. III? Chaplt0c street.
J rooms sNd StOr"ruom No. reg Main 81.
h-ro0m hons" n 'Chnr'cS n, both eases.
St9reroom on Jacob stree. below TE.rJy'
thlrd street. low rent.
Groom house 2iiI ChGplinc street.
rooms.un Zane street.
1 roOnsiNo. 81 South York street,
ROLE Sc y; q. oTI,
Tcl. 81. No. 50 Eomr:ccr;!; street.
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FROTHINGHAM ARRESTED.
Street COmmissiO iOncr kinslcy Charges
That the porticO Is u Nuisance.


Street Commissioner Kinsley yester-
day had Arthur rockingham held for
4 hearing before Alderman Millar to
answer the charge of maintaining n
nuisance. in declining to tear down the
Arcade 'portico.
The street commissioner notified Mr..
rockingham to meet him at Alderman
Millars office at 4.30 o'clock yesterday
afternoon and at that hour both were
on hand to argue their differences u
In Blackstone. BY agreement the
hearing was postponed until April 10,
and in the meantime Mr. rockingham
Is held In his recognizance.
Mr.. kinSley intends to remove the
portico himself, or as much of 1t as
prOtrudeS over the tenfoOt reservation
He had deDutation from the city en-
sineers department on the ground dur
ing the afternoon, giving lines to de-
termine how much Of the DorticO en-
croaches on the sidewalk.
Mr.. rockingham says he will not
tear thr nortico down but that If II is
torn down he will make the city .abate
every other nuisance of the kind that
exists within the municipal limits.
Another conference was had with
Mayor Connell yesterday morning by
Mr.. Frothingham and his attorney. Mil
ton w. Lowry, and again the mayor
suggested mandalluS proceedings. but
Mr.. rockingham again decided not to
follow this course. The portico will
probably remain as it is until after
April H.
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NEW RIFLE RANGE.
4. NJ. Spencer Makes u Proposition to the
Thirteenth Regiment.

Ground for q rifle range has been Of
fered - the Thirteenth regiment by
Frank NJ. Spencer and the matter will
be considered by meeting of the regi-
ment's board of officers next Monday
evening. The land in view Is near the
Spencer colliery. Mr.. Spencer's idea Is
to have the range used jointly by the
regiment and rifle club. which i'm the
near future may be organized among
non military marksmen. The plan is
approved by Lieutenant II. Il. Cox, in
spector of rifle practice"
The Dickson range is fast being rem
dered useless by the encroaChment Of
n culm bank Of the johnson (Jermym
breaker and which already prevents
shooting at two of the targets. The
range will soon be rendered useless un-
less the shooting points and targets
are shifted.
There is another urgent reason for
locating the range nearer the central
portion of the city. Officers and pri-
Yates are constantly demurring against
the present long journey and having
to take a half day off from business
whenever they visit the present range
This objection i'm connection with the
proposition to maintain Il new range
jointly with rifle club will, it is be-
lieved, cause Mr.. SDencer's proposition
to be received with favor.
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LAWLER DIDN'T RESPOND.
One Chapter OF the WintOn Borough
COunciimnnic Middle.

One Chapter OF the Winton Borough
Counciimnnic Middle.
There are all kinds of trouble In
Winton borough over the right of Ber-
nard Giles to II seat In the borough
council on the ground that he had not
paid borough tax within u year preced-
ing his election. He was elected on
Feb. Is over James Strong and on Mon
day. March 3, the council organized
and he took his seat.
The Saturday before organization quo
warrantO proceedings We're begun and
the writ was nrade returnable on the
day of organization, providing notice
of it had been served on Giles. Sheriff
ClemOns sent Warden Jay up to serve
the papers. but Giles was not to be
found. 1t did not make any difference
whether he was served with the notice
Monday night, because the time was
passed at which 1t was made return
able Later. however Burgess Charles
Sheridan got out "a writ of quo warranto
and that will be argued next Monday.
Mr.. Giles. a few days ago, before he
took his seat, went to Tax Collector
James j. Lawler and offered him $2G
for his taxes for last year. The col
lector refused to take the money and
MIR. Giles applied to the court for an
alternative mandamus to compel him
to take it and receipt for it. Yester-
day was :he time fixed for the return
of the writ, and Mr.. I.awler did not
take the trouble to put In defense or
make his appearance. The court then
mus 10 him to take the money and to
pay all the costs Of the proceedings
Hon. c. p. O'NIalley represented Mr.
Giles Yesterday
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Carroll. of Carbondale. In his Informal
tion Colonel Bo.es represents that Mr.
Carroll obtained $i5 from the Moosic Pow
der company for broken window whicn
he alleged resulted from the powder mill
explosion at Jermyn. 1t afterward devel-
oped, according to the Powder COM
pany's affirmation. that the window was
broken by Il man named Rivenberg, who
backed his wagon into 1t and paid $50 for
the damage.
Leonard Simonson, Of this city, made an
application in court yesterday for de-
cree empowering him to adopt DOilie
Shear minor child of Louis and Mary
Shear The child was born on Aug. g,
1893, and ON April s, 1885. the father lie
serted his family and has not been seen
since. Mrs. Shear, who was a daughter
of the petitioner. had to bring her child
to live with her father after her husband
shook the dust of the city from his heels.
and she died on Jan. 81, 1896.
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THEY FOUGHT ABOUT 1T.
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
Case OF Councilman James J. Flynn. of
Oiyrhant, viii Not Come Up for a
Year.

Oiyrhant, viii Not Come Up for
Year.
Two decisions in Lackawanna county
cases were yesterday handed down by
the supreme court. one Is in reference
TO the contested election of James j.
Flynn, councilman of the Third ward
Of Olyphant. Edward j. Burke was
Flynns competitor and was defeated
on the face Of the returns by two votes.
a contest was instituted and on a re-
count Of the votes Judge Archibald al
lowed four votes to be counted for
Burke that the election officers set aside
because they We're imperfectly marked.
The addition of these four votes gave
Burke u majority of two, and the con-
test resulted i'm his favor.
1t was necessary for the court to is
sue a writ of alternative mandamus to
the council of Oiyphant. and even then
they refused to seat Burke. On the
day the writ was made returnable, Hon.
G. p, O'Malley, representing Flynn,
came into court with certiorari from
the Supreme court. In other words
that was notice to the lower court that
the case was appealed to the highest
tribunal and in the meanwhile all pro-
ceedings here had to be stayed.
! he matter was 100 late 10 De argued
before the last sitting of the Supreme
court. and had to go over until Feb,
1897. Burke's attorneys took an appeal,
praying that the argument be fixed for
some special time within n month or
two, for the reason that in 1897 there
will he only u few weeks of the term
left unserved and the chances are that
before the decision would be announced
the term and part of new one would
be served. Flynn has had the Office
now over two years. The Supreme
court refused to hurry the case along
and it will not be argued before Feb
ruary next.
The other decision is in the case of
Flynn against Jacobs. 1t is ordered
that the rule for damages be made
absolute and damages as provided in
the act of May -, 1874. together with
attorney fees, costs. etc, he awarded
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CITY NOTES.
"Join the Blues"

WI. ,,,n,. ,,.',o.,a 49,
WIN WIS Yesterday besuh on the KEEL
To,on", rn,,,aa, has ,u.. .u,,..,
i,it-slZe oil porHfit of John ;Iermyn. which
~ i 10 hahs III the nam parlor of the new
"o.e''
,orn ,ne 'emtrai W9mens Christian Tenn
Laauoe LI,,, unioii WIN hoiu meeting at tho
niI,'n'e n.n,nnn '''ss'oh this AFTERNOON at j
clock'
There were twenty-three deaths in the
tlty ast week ana SIX new cases of con-
, . uist"sss, iou' peihs uiphtheFla
",Iu '"o 'SPhoiu Ie'er.
The Green Ridge Women's Christian
Temperance union will meet Tuesday at
80 y. IN. at 1910 Dickson avenue A large
attendance Is desired.
reception to members of the press Of
the city will be rendered by Lebeck 4 CO.
rim. of the Leader. on Wednesday evening,
between the hours of and 10 o'clock.
A ioint meeting of the mon and uom.,
Of the Kelley league will be held this
evening at 7.3o O'Clock to perfect arrange
ments for holding Il concert on April a.
Thomas Hughes orresto1 an cs5,r
nue. SUNDAY night while in n M drnnken 'd de.
lirIum. was sent to The countv iaii ror
thirty days by Alderman Fuller yester-
day.
IN ,rue,5,v ays,;rr .,,,, ~
Rower nf this citv ,Sj,, y,i,a III ii,,s
traied stcreopticon iect,Ire ON .pomna;i.,
N h.. lnpc nf Ia, II
list cbnreb ''p'
crocs peror,,oa r,,,soono, c,,,,,
Snecjol service toniohi 4! no,oci ,,',,
irrt "praver,, All wa,coma Tha ,,'nt
ing T., charge of the yonno paorIa's q
cietv of T,hristian E,deovn. 'op'e 81
49,, -
inursday OF thls week IS known in the
ThursIav " onn ot ~ 90 on oi'u,ea th as ninis
III Rev Rishon oItnra vii, hiasS , ,Ta ",ii III,
and sinr nontiiic,l bigh m,ss ''e Wis
ms y" ''''''
oscar blarkmore VINO was arrested
upon peins released from the Lackawan-
ma county jail and taken TO Wilkes-Barre
upon me charge OF forgery. was dis
tnar, hoar;um '"s evening Ut the preiiNh-
'''is "e"'Ihs'
Michael Fennelli arrested for stabbing
Joseph GilSonzi in the arm on Main ave-
nue.. sunday night was yesterday held 10
hail by Alderman Fuller, in the sum of
$500 In default thereof he was commit
led 10 await triai.
A farewell reception will be rendered
Rev DR.. and Mrs. w. II. Pearcc this ev-
ening. in the society room Of Elm Park
Of DR.. and Mrs. Pearce are cordially in
vited to be present.
DR. T. q Dean will del,yer , ton. ~,
care of the Ewes" at the yorn% Wn'
mems Christian association in connection
with their social this evening Music,
pleasant social time, have also been
planned for.
The railway comm;ttee of so,ao. oo,,
eli Yesterday went over to Nintb stree.
TO look over the nroposed routa which tho
Traction comnapv is 70 o"tob,;,", n,on, enu
Ninth and SwetISnd streets Thev wa,.c
met on the ground by a delegation from
the West Side board of trade
The Joint streets and br,dsos oo,r,i,.,.
viii meet at Linden street bridpn this
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the neck by flying glass. Young With
ers had been hit on the chest by n stone,
but suffered no injury. His stiff derby
hat saved him from what might have
been II serious wound on the head.
No arrests had been made up to an
early hour this morning. nor does their
seem to be any clue to the indentity of
the rlngleaders. The presence of only
two policemen during the riot was due
so Lieutenant Spellman says. to the
fact that the two other patrolmen in
the precinct We're on the West Market
street hill and he was on duty among
the many groups at the square.
THEY FOUGHT ABOUT 1T.
After the excitement had subsided
two men named Mcdonald and Morgan
engaged in a fight in front of the Bris-
tol house. The fight was started by
their discussion of the riot. The police
thought Mcdonald the aggressor and
arrested him. Morgan, however, with
some friends soon appeared at the pO-
lice station and asked that Mcdonald
he released, consenting to be friends
with him.
After satisfying himself that the men
would be friendly. Lieutenant Spellman
gave Mcdonald his liberty.
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CALI. FOX A CONVENTION.

Scranton. March %. 1896
The Republicans of the First legislative
district of Lackawanna county will as
semble in convention in st. Davids hall
at Scranton, Pa, on Tuesday, April Z. lSy
at : o'clock p. M. for the purpose OF elect
ing two delegates to the Republican state
convention, which will meet at Harris
burg April %. 1896. Election for delegates
to the convention will be held at the reSu-
lar polling places on Saturday, April 4.
1896. between the hours of and I %. m
Election districts are entitled to repre-
foil
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Republicans of the Fourth legislative
district will take notice that convention
will be held in I.indes' hall in the bor-
oush of Archibald on Tuesday, the sew
enth day of April 1885, at O'Clock p. m
for the purpose of choosing two delegates
to represent said district In the Repubii-
can state convention to be held at Harris
burg, April %, 1896.
Vigilance committees will hold the pri-
maries in the respective election districts
at the regular places on saturday, Ap"ll
4. 1856. between the hours of ! and I
O'Clock y. m.
j. \. Jones,
Chairman: !:
Conner $. Jones,
Secretary,