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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-02
The RUCkb[idQe Alum SlriRQS. Yi[aiDia

After going through the hands of the
architect, artisan and builders In now
scarcely recognize the place: the new visi-
tors viii appreciate the improvements
that for beauty, comfort and pleasure Is
Parlors, offices. sitting writing and
smoking rooms. postofice, store and bill
nara room being virtually one vast room
extending from the depot to the hotel 226
feet: new buildings having been erected
for that purpose, the whole filed with
eieSant and comfortable furniture, in
Guiding car laod OF reed rockers
The second floor of the hotel is converted
into rooms EN- suite with ladies' bath rooms
near by.
Notwithstanding these vast improve
ments our prices remain as heretofore
Send for beautiful illustrated catalogue.
JAMES A. FRAZIER
Managing Receiver
June I'D, 1896. tc25-su W, f-6w
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Where They win Got Money.

Asked by the Washington correspond
ent OF the Chicago Times Herald where
they would get the funds with which to
carry on brief silver campaign after
they had made their nominations at
Chicago one of the silver leaders bent
his head forward and whispered conf
dentlally, From the owners of silver
mines and tallion ont west we will get
all the money we need.n
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Epilepsy 20 Years.
Cured by DR.. Miles NerYine,

a few years ago. Mr. l.. W. Gallaher, was
an extensive, successful expert MAUI
facturer OF lumber products. Attacked with
epilepsy. he was obliged to give up his BUSH
ness. The attacks came upon him NEST in
opportunity. One time falling from a carri-
age, at another down stairs, and often in the
street. Once he fell down shaft in the
mill his Injuries nearly proving fatal Mr.
Gallaher writes from Milwaukee, Feb. 16. 's5.
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The Farmers Grow Brilliant.

Petersburg, Va, July 1.--Petersburg
closed the first half of the season in
brilliant style to-day defeating Norfoll;
In one of the prettiest games seen here
fora long time. Kitson pitched probably
the game of his life, retiring the visit
or5 in one, two. three order for seven
consecutive Innings, and but for a
base on balls and Breen's error in the
nn'h' would have given them a shut
out. Hall playing In right and Dun
don's at short We're the features. Score;
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Standing of National League Climb.
Champions win Aaniu.

baltimore, July 1.-The Champions
punched their hits in the fifth and sixth
innings to-day and again defeated the
New ferks McMahon pitched a good
game and was given excellent support ex-
jured in the fifth and was compelled TO re-.
tire The 3,IiS spectators cheered McGraw's
first appearance OF the season in uniform.
lie coached the team for couple OF in.
nnss. Score:
r. II. E,
New York .........00 o o 90 l-2 7 8
batteries: McMahon and Clark: Camp
field Wilson and Farrell
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Iu the southern renxuc.

a.. Coiumbus: r. II. E.
Atlanta ..........o 2 o s o 4 0-12 s l
BATTERIES: Bates and King; Walker
rain.
AT Birmingham: r.. IT. r.
Birmingham 90 21oo2 e-5 II S
Mobile .......0 0 0 o o o 0 o 2-2 8
Batteries: Fricken and Jones; VIII
hanson and Loehbeck.
At Montgomery: r. HE
New Orleans 0 o 2 OIL 3 Go 2
batteries: Bailey and Kehoe; Carl
and Gonding.
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SCORE BY INNINGS

Summary: Earned Richmond,
l. Roanoke, /. THEE base Hl;s-Wtlso
Berte. Cockman. Two-ba Hits-Tur.
ner. Fender (2). Wrigley. Fleming. Base
on Salls-Om Kagey. l; off Gilpatrick. l.
OIL kimball. /. Left on SaseS-Rich-
mond, 4. Roanoke, S. Struck Out-By
kagey, ]; by Fitzpatrick, .: by Kimball
4. Ease from being Hit-kimbaH. Sto-
len Bases-Pender. Tannehill. Cockman
Hill. Time-1:45. UmpIle-McDermott.
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Poor Fielding,

Washington. July boston PLAYED a
miserable fielding game, and the home
team batted the ball hard after chances
had been offered to retire the side. Score;
r. II. Il.
Boston ............0 001 . . U % IL
Batteries: King and Mcclure: Stivetts
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NORFOLK.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Summary: Earned Runs-Petersburg.
g. Two-base Hits-Keliy. Hall. Home
Runs-Bradley. Dundon. Stolen Bases
kelly. 2; Kane. Double Plays-Shol-
Ia, Dundon. Kane. Bases on Balls-On
kitson, 3; off Leach, 1. Struck Out-By
kitson. 3; by Leach. 3. Time-l 80
Umpire-Mace
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Makes IL Three Straight.

st. Louis, July 1.-The Pi.tsburgs took
the third straight game from the Browns
to-day by baNing Donohue at the proper
time. Hughey had no trouble in holdiua
down the Browns Meyers being the
only one to ba, him freely. Attendance,
500 Score:
r. II. +.
St. Louis .......0 o / 0O10OO-2 /
PiWsburg .....4 0 0 0 0010 2-7 13 9
Batteries: Donohue and Murphy;
Hughey and Sugdep,
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Richmond V.Osl.

Richmond, Va, July Roanoke and
Hiohmond played Il good game to-day
and the former won in the ninth. Score:
RICHMOND.
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where the club. Play To-Day.

Norfolk at Portsmouth.
LynchburE ut Richmond.
Petersburg at Roanoke.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-02

Y Elbow SULPHUR SPRINGS. MONT
Ju 6en is , SSHnt To va, open to Visitors
on the summit OF the Alleghaney noun
talhs: the curative. properties of the wat
erS are Well established and adapted to n
wide range OF disease. The accommodate
lions are tirst-Glass in, every respect. De
scrlPllve pamphlets and rates furnished on
appicaton. RlDGEWAX HOLT. proprie-
soF. myl7-2m
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SUMNER RESORTS.
One of the Most Beautiful
Summer Homes in Va.

Beautiful yard and good shade,
good rooms and newly furnished,
two and half miles from railroad
and 300 yards from the Buffalo Ridge
Springs. Situated 120 miles West of Rich
mond on the James river Division c. & o.
X. X. Now open for 10 or twenty bourd-
ers. Only grown people need apply. VIII
not take children at any price. Good con-
Venienccs to and from depot. Rates $500
per month. For further particulars adj
dress
J. NJ. KYLE,
Buffalo Station r. O..
Nelson County, Virginia.
Depot Buffalo Springs. je27-sa. tn. THIN
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A DGliahtfuI Summer Resort

THE SOUTHSlDE FEMALE INSTI
TuTE. BURKEVILLE. VA.
This pleasant place will be open for
boarders till the opening of the scbo0I
in September. Boardcrs have free acces.
to the famous Harris Anti DyspeDtic n nj
Tonic Springs, whose waters have
wrought such wonderful cures Good
fare. comfortable rooms and modnro 10
terms. Send for circulars
Rev. r. w. CRIDLIN,
JeZS-Su,w,1r-lm Proprietor
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Alleg hanySpringS, virginia
nly2i-

OPENS JUNE /.
THE Allegheny water, awarded eoIa
m. medal Ii and diploma Worlds Fair, Ciica-
cicty, OF Virginia, is celebrated for It's
wonderful cures of dyspepsia, in its va
rious forms. Beautiful Lawn OF forty
acres: Band of Music. Post TELEGRAPH
ana Express Offices Families seeking
a healthy resort in the mountains, to
spend the heated term can do no better
Fare excellent. Terms moderate Write
for pamphlet, rates. etc.
my22-2m ProSrieto,r
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Recorded as the Result Of Too auGh Joy
Over the Outcome Of Yesterdays Same.
IT WAS A GREAT DAY FOR THE UMPIRE
His Decisions Severely Criticized
They Affected the Final Score
Materially Stephenson In Ports.
mouth Uniform - Lots of Fun
for tho spectntors-Nit.


Petersburg, 5; Norfolk. 2.
Roanoke, 5: Richmond. t.
Lynchburg, Z; Portsmouth, G.
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TO the Public.

take this method OF notifying
all my old friends. customers and
patrons that have associated nv
sci with The Fass Furniture and
Carpet Co. 1875 Church street, where
| Will be pleased to see them one
and all.
The same high standard will be
observed as formerly with me I'm
showing the choicest and most ar
tistic styles of Upholstery. Cur
tains. Carpets and Furniture.
My old customers. as well as new
ones. can feel assured of having all
their wants satisfactorily supplied.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-02

located III a most beautiful and pic
most delightful In America, free from
malaria and pleasant in the warmest
weather. It's waters ana baths are
health restoring. powerfully tonic dius
retc. mildly, cathartc and Alternative
The hotel and buildings are principnilv
and has one of the handsomest dnins
rooms IN the state. Sanitary condition
NOT surpassed ny any mountain resort
tain and perfect its reputation as n
health and pleasure resort DESCRIPTIVE
ton.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-02

Az OUNTAIN VIEW INN.
az OPENS JUNE l.
Is delightful and in inexpensive sum-
mer resort Free carriage to guests
MRS. DIR. A. C. BLEDSOE,
Proprietor.
ser. write Tor circular. myl0-su. we. 2m
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"There are none more miserable than epi-
ieptics. For 20 years l suffered with eoilep-
tic fits, having as high as five In one night. I
tried any number Of physicians, paying to
ono alone, 4 fee OF a5oo.oO and have dons
little for years but search for something 10
help me. and have taken all the leading
remedies. hut received no benefit A yearago
my son, Chas. s. Gailaher. druggist n lgl
Reed St. Miiw-@;oe, gave me Or. Niles
restorative Nervinc. and l tried 1t with
gratifying results. Have had but two Ats
since began taking 1t. am better now In
every way than have been in 20 years"
DIR. Miles Remedies are sold by aruCrists
on positive guarantee that tho frst bottle
VIII benefit or price refunded. Book on the
Heart and Nerves, free. Address,
DIR. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
Or. MlleS' Remedies Restore Health,
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victory for the phiIies.

Brooklyn, July 1.-Pbiladelphia won to-
days game because the homs. team failed
to solve Keener's slow delivery In only
one inning were the Brookyns able to
two men were out. Mailman, however.
cut the rally short by making grand stop
of Anderson's hot bounder Attendance
200 Score:
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Cleveland. 10: ChicaSo.7.

Chicago July l.--To-day's game was
simply repetition of Tuesday $ slaughter
The Colts had the lead up to the NTH
when Il succession of safe drives started
Cleveland on a batting streak Friend de-
llherately quit the game in the eighth and
kittredec made his debut as a pitcher
Both Dahlen and Lange were sick and
their substitutes were worked hard At.
tendance 1900. Score
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
TestOrday's mig Lenuue Gnme..

Washington, 10; Boston, g.
Cleveland, 10: Chicago, Z.
Philadelphia, 8; Brooklyn. g.
Baltimore, s; New York, 2.
Pittsburg, 7; st. Louis. 2.
Only five games scheduled.
Big League Games To-Day.
Boston In Washington.
Philadelphia in Brooklyn.
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BETHEL MILITARY ACADEMY. va

N. rstns SWW2cH % miles from Washing ton in
Ne5theIh ruglnis Prepares for advanced atp5Y
rom isI snsssas GhSHrg:' extremely low Patronage
Col. X. A. MCINTYRE, Bethel AGA DENY 3. osWye'
je-2S, tn. tn. sa-2St
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Philadelphia ......0 o o Q O20o1-5 10 2
Brooklyn ..........0 0 o0l0l0O-2 I .
batteries: keener and Grady; Gumbert
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-28

UsSesa Disap. ont,nS speech in Mounds
t--L-. Nn.t.--lnN.

1is@Cs @ Disap o ntins speech in MOUNDS
Yiic Yesterday.
C.pt r.. p. Dovener. candidate for Con-
--,7s on J1a Republican ticket delivered
bis -alsmoG.c Grafton upon the value of
a.. -,.o dollar aJ the Court House, in
1.uurGsVuIe. yesterday afternoon. The
meeting was SEE for two o'ci9cN and had
been extensively advertised. Che meeting
TO Doe preceded by q business men $ parade.
Shortly before the noon hour number
OF men marched TO the depot and escort
el Captain Dovner to his hotel. 1t was
uearu- che hour for the speaking 10
commence when Harry Martelis MINISTRIES
started to parade the streets. This was
mistaken Tor the great Republican blow
out. and everybody hocbcd 10 see IT, The
business mems parade failed 10 material
izc. u fact. business men are not march
ing this year: some 5chcr year, perhaps
Tle uosters also announced that there
would Doe a joint discussion. if Colonel
Aruett could bee induced 10 appear, the
u.sotlon of the management being TO
rars the room with nealers TO howl down
Oh. Democratic candidate.
Bun the Democrats We're not TO be caught
I'm such Il trap. Colonel Arnett is ready
and willing to meet Captain Dovener IN
faint discussion. but it must be under con-
Gdous equally favorapie TO both parties
over the absence of Colonel Arnett, the
sneaker beIabored long and loud. The
financial question tie Captain handled
with care. he main ohrea7 of his ars'-
me.t being that ever since the demoneJ-
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rowing stronger with the passing of each

growing stronger with the passing of each
day.
The fsht that is being waged on its he
half is earnest and determined, and prob
ably no political issue ever secured such
a deep and popular hold upon the masses
of the people. particularly the agricultural
class. The farmers are docking to the sill
yer standard by the hundreds, and former
Republicans are slumping the State for
Bryan and free silver. The silver men
throughout the state are confident of VIC
tory. and are backing up their claims in
a substantial way.
Yesterday j. NJ Lewis a prominent bus
mess man of Weston, made an even
wager Of 81. 900 with a number of Wheel
ing parties that Bryan would carry the
State. A travelling salesman for Wheel
ing Wholesale house, who has just re-
turned from trip through the State,
Yesterday made a wager that Bryan
would carry the State. and regards his
bet as "a sure "cinch" = number Of 9TH
err bets of amounts ranging from $500
down are reported.
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.LATIGNE BESTS EVt8H5RDT.
The Saginaw Kid Wins in the
Twsny-Fourth Round
The New Orleans Man all but Out
when the Fight was Stopped-A
Rattling Mill Before The Bohemian
Club of New YOrk-The Contest
bv Rounds.

Bohemian Sporting Club, New York,
October 27.-The fight TO decide the
,ieht-welght championship Of the world
attracted a representative gathering Of
sporting men from all over the United
States to the arena Of the Bohemian
Sporting Club tonight. The prices Of
admission were more prohibitiye than
those usually charged, being $40, $40
and SO. The contestants wer George
Lavigne of Saginaw, Mich, and Jack
Everhardt. of New Orleans. The con-
test was scheduled for 20 rounds at 1873
pounds and both men weighed N all
right. There were two preliminary
bouts between local boxers.
Lavigne was The favorte at odds or
100 to TO- Layigne entered the ring
at 1922 o'clock. Police Commissioner
Andrews and Acting Inspector Harley,
as well as a number OF policemen in
citizens clothes, took seats before Ever
hardt climbed through the ropes at
1879.
Honest John" Kelley was announced
as referee. The men shook hands at
1910 O'Clock.
Round 1-Layigne led for stomach,
Jack coun,ered right on neck. Kid led
but missed; he led again and landed
left on jaw. Everhardt landed left on
face. Lavigle swung right on body and
landed right on jaw and left on body
twice. EyeThardt swung right on jaw
very hard LaVigne landed right and
left on body. Eyerhardt landed left
or win.
Round 2-Lavigne led left and Ever
hard. ducked his face into it. Lav.gne
landed right and left on head anu again
On body. Laygne swung his right on
back of head and upper cut with left.
The Kid uppercut WIKI both hands on
body, and ,hen swung left on jaw. Ev-
erhardt's mouth began to bleed. La
vigue tented with left and swung right
on jaw. Everharat landed left on face.
Round 3-Lavigne lead left and landed
twice straight on face. Then he sent his
right hand on the body and a hard left
on face. Then he sent in a hot left on
head. Everhardt swung left on body and
Lavigne did same. Lavgne landed left
oII 0ouS an" ""'i7 HIS 'isN' vi '''V ii''
Ihen ne swung MS rlsh' on neck ana
landed left on jaw. Jack landed left on
neck. Lavigne sent his right on neck
and both countered, and Lavigne swung
right on body and Jack sent right and
left on body at the end Of the round.
Round 4-Everhardt was very groggy
and tried to hug to avoid punishment.
Lavisne continued to land risnt ana Iel'
at viii on face and body Till the gong
sounded.
On the lith TO the elShl ROUNDS lICIt-
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NOT PUTTING Up ANY FRUIT.
Anxious Query Asked Mrs. Bryan by an
Elderly Michigan Woman.

4 gentleman who has been following the
Bryan party in IT'S varied trips across
country. and who returned the other
evening. tells of am incident which oc-
CURED M n little town near Ionia, Mich.
Tt will bear repeating as illustrating the
trend of thought of some OF the rustics
who meet the Presidential candidate and
his wife.
The train was scheduled to stop one
minute. and when il finally halted at the
Itue frame shanty which did double duty
as freight house and depot, there was a
great rush to grasp the hand of the cam
didate. Among others who managed to
reach the rear platform was motherIy
looking old woman who appeared especial
IN anxious to talk TO Mrs. Bryan. At last
she caught her eye, reached forth to grasp
her hand. and as Mrs. Bryan leaned over
she said
we're not putin up any fruit this fail,
my dear be ye2'
MIS-. Bryan smiledy, but her husband,
who heard the query, laughed outright as
the train pulled off.-Chicago Chronicle,
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MARTINS FERRY.

DIR. Elliott. Of Steubenville. was i'm town
Yesterday ON business.
MRS Nfarv Tavlor of Terre Haute, Ind.
is me guest of Mrs. Bobecca Nichols,
Miss Blanche Gulispie. of Porl'a is
the guest of friends and relatives mere,
a large delegation or democrats 2tlenu-
Bellaire last night.
Yesterday afternoon, jos Walters, OF
Walnut. street injured himself severely
by falling from ladder While painting az
his home and Dr. ". e. Hervey called.
Squire Cone. of Colerain, was IN town
Yesterday calling ON friends.
DR. Hoge. of Portland. was here yester-
day calling ON friends.
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n.n1n pIcYcLING.

Nashville. Tenn. October 2l.-Johh
6. Johnson rode quarter OF a niue
at Cumberland Park to-day in y %
seconds. which lovers the world rec
ord now held by Eeail Kaiser one-Hl'n
of . second Johnson was paced by a
seytette and q quad. The time, how
ever, is not odic.al.
At the Coliseum tonight Johnson
rode a mile. paced, in 2:05 3-5, which
lovers the indoor mark on an eight
lap track. -,
Michael cut his ten-milc mark from
21:35 ID to 21:33 3-5. The final OF
the two-mile open professional race
was won by II. Il. Strensol, syracuse
n Y I'm sos So. with A. e. Winning,
Buffalo. second, and John Staver, Port
land. Ore, third.
At Cumberland Gap tomorrow John
son will endeavor to lower the quarter
and two-thirds mile marks.
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NO WASTE OF W0gE
Evidence Which IS Right 10 tho ,....
..,inhle.

Judge Frank Ives. of Der... .
of Crookston, Mimi. says F..
time | have used Stuars
Tablets with seeming great
with Jew exceptions. [ hay. r..
so free from indigestion lu
years.
Geo. W Roosevelt. T.. S. c
Brussels, Belgium Stuart
Tablets, safe, pleasant To- ta
lent to carry, give keen a..
feet digestion
Mr.. w. ID. Tcmlin. Ne.r.-
~ineer, Duluth, MINI: One ..r..
arts Dyspepsia Tablets t
work. and ! am again g-Mr
strength.
O. b. Ransom Hustour
was distressed and aaa0r
years with throwing uD fou ..
or three times q day. had a
Of retaining a meal if ate .-.
boxes Of the tablets from u
have fully cured nae. Find
ant TO take conyenicn tl ....
Rev. c.. ID. Brown I'.
The effect OF SWarts DF
lets is simply marvellous.
dinner Of broiied beef s..
distress since / began thu.
over six thousand peor
Of Michigan alone I'm 1891
Of stomach troubles bv
pepsia Tablets.
Ful sized packages MAJ. -t
all druggists at 80 cou, mp
mail on receipt of price
Co., Marshall. Mich
Send for little book ON
eases. mailed free.
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pOIITICAI- NAMES

TheKlmgman Furniture Company, OF
Grand Rapids. Mich, has sent out no.
tees TO the trade in this city among 9TH
ers. urging all furniture dealers to vote
for Mckinley but at the same time say
ing it VIII mean an advance in furni-
cure Among other things this letter
says: Get out and talk 10 your Clerks,
b0ok-keepers, packers. etc, and con-
vince htme that It's Mckinley or bust,
and watch EN- If You have got the Aus
ral;an ballot in your city.
Prof j. McHenry Jones, principal or
the Lincoln school. has received letter
from a friend in Indianapolis which con-
veys incouraging news Of the increase
OF free silver sentiment in that city.
The writer Of the letter states that
Bryan and SeWail silver cub, composed
OF 250 cOlored voters. who have hereto
fore voted the Republican ticket, has
been organized and is taking an active
part in the campaign for Bryan and free
silver
George c. Duncan, Esq, will address
The silver voters al the Bridgeport City
HAN. Friday evening.
Charles +. Armstead, of Charleston.
the cOlored free silver orator, will
speak at the White school house at
West Liberty Thursday.
A recent poll of the towns Of IilroEs-
Vile. Ohio and Yorkville, Ohio, show
Democratic majorities of 1 to l.
The w. j. Bryan Silver Club is called
to meet tonight at seven O'CLOCK ut
Inc Peabody building, i'm full uniform,
90 go to tie meeting at Fulton.
Cal. c. L. P00rman, OF Be.iaire, form
err Republican Congressman. VIII make
a free silver address 80 Fulton voters to-
n.cat. A big turnOu, is expected.
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FLAG DAY.

Next Saturday. 2lst inst. has been
set apart as hag day, and proclama-
Jons TO Democrats have been issued by
National Chairman Jones and T. ".
DarraE, Chairman of the County Dem
ocratic Committee. Residences and
places of business will be generally
decorated, irrespective of party There
should NOT he Democratic house in
town that does not display an Ameri-
can dcg.
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INTENDED TO DECEIVE.

Uow the Intelligence Makes the Coming
o.. silver Dollars App ar 90 be rn A''
crease oc Circulation.
OH. the Editor of the Register.
Martins Ferry, o. October II
send q clip2.re from the gold organ or
your city. which you appear To- nave
overlooked:
can inteujsoncor reader desires TO
know De number of standard silver
dollars coined in recon, years. iLe
following from the Official record may
-..Ne his Durposo.
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HETTlNG ~ WEST vIRGIN1A.

The betting on the result in West Vir-
e.ua is assuming am interesting aspect.
THE prospect of the Democracy carrying
the S,ate is more encouraging every day.
-rl it is almost nXed conclusion that
Bryan Win carry the State and by an in
creased majority over 1872. Travelling men
who have been over the State bring back
The word that the free silver sentiment is
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WASHINGTON Barbecue.

The Washington county bimetallists
have made elaborate preparations for
a free silver barbecue at Washington
Pa. On the fair grounds, on the 10Th
inst. Four oxen will be killed and
the meat distributed free Of charge
There will be several brass bands and
drum corps, and a number of distin-
guished speakers. The committee an
nounces that an effort will be made to
induce Bryan to address the meeting.