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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-19

B We observe that the Wellsburg Ne''' Is
rash enough in It's issue Of yesterday 10
,av tbs, The Democracy have clear ma
ioritv Of 15O in Brooke. This is near
Snongb @ to the truth for Democratic
naneP, but everybody who is posted
pnp~. Pnpva, tbs. hat there Is only 50 per cent Of
,r~,% @ in the remark. Brooke county is
"o, r,% in the habit even Of reliably giving 50
,' ns,,cent Of any such majority. True, it
diJ give l5l majority for the Hon.
Alfred Caldwell last fall, out Of total
poll of $50 votes, but even Brother Glass
Of The Neg knows that Brooke county
can cast one thousand votes, and
that on a full poll the Demo
cratic majority rises from zero up to so.
For instance, in 1868, Seymour received
sos votes and Grant 4s9. In 1870, John
]. Davis received (ior Congress) 5lS votes
and Gen. Goa' AL. In 1872, Grant re-
ceived 465 and Greeley 3si votes. In
1874, Col. Wilson received 4SS and Goff
397 votes. There is no $50 majority in
any OF these figures, and there is no such
Democratic majority..in the county.
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HAYES and wheeler Club at VAL
ley Grove.

Editors 1ntclligencer:
AHayes and Wheeler club was duly
Organized at Valley Grove on Tuesday
evening, the 18th inst. The meeting was
large and enthusiastic, and was organized
by Calling J. NJ. Bell. Esq, to the chair
and appointing J. E. Slater Secretary.
On motion Of D. A. Griffin, commit
tee Of three was appointed to draft q
constitution and nominate permanent
officers.
The Chair appointed Messrs. s. Buc'
hanan, D. A. Griffin and W. F. Whitman,
While the committee was consulting
several short speeches were made by W.
W. Foreman, 7. T. Maxwell and Others
as regards the beat manner OF conducting
our district clubs. II was suggested thai
A. W. Campbells letter in the mornings
lNrEILIGEScER be read, before the club
which was done, and it was listened tc
with the closest attention throughout
After which the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
ReSolred, That the thanks OF this meet
ing be returned TO A. ". Campbell for
his patriotic and historical letter, read
before the meeting.
Resolred, That we heartily approve oi
the heroic efforts Of the sterling band oi
1899, in aiding to secure to us the bless
ing Of n Just and free government
blessing Of which every one should boast
as priceless heritage.
Adjourned to meet on Saturday at
o'clock p. NJ, at the Centre Shool house,
JOSEPH N. BELL, Pest pro tenn,
]. Z. SLATER, See'y pro TEN.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
TURKEY.


BELGRADE, August 1s.-Prince Milan
has received from several II not all the
Powers congratulations upon the birth Of
an heir, all Of which contain expressions
leaving no doubt in the mind OF the
Prince that the powers are desirous Of
seeing an end OF the war, which Is dan
gerous to the general peace Of Europe.
The result is that Servia is ready to treat
Tor peace, but will not consent to the
deposition Of Prince Milan'or to the sac:
ri6ce Of any territory, nor win she sub
nit 10 the Turkish administration. The
Servians are depending on. Milanoyatz.
II it falls, the Turkish ADVANCES on
Belgrade and Semendna conld not be
prevented. To-day, the Turks attacked
the outposts in the rear Of Bieline and
were repulsed. They attacked the Dripa
army near Badovenatz, and were repulsed
with great loss. The reports that the
Seryians were defeated at Drina and at
Banga are pure inventions. I'D: ...,.
LONDON, August VA correspondent
writing from Philipoppolis under date
of August II, says that Che condition Of
the Turkish army at Nieski Is deplora-
BILE, and starvation is threatening, as the
country around does not afford supplies Of
forage. Along the road between Nlcksi
and Sofia the villages, are abandoned.
The army will soon be obliged to advance
into Seryian territory for supplies or re.
treat. H.,
Through the efforts Of Mr.. Schuyler,
Of the American legation, the release Of
all prisoners, except those in the first
category, has been ordered.
Prince Milan yesterday gave audience
to the consuls Of six powers, separately
that strong pressure was brought TO bear
in favor Of peace or.armistice, but this,
the prince refused. The report is untrue
that Belgrade is being prepared for the
SIEGE. E. s.. i
LONDON, August 19.-The Daily Meas
from Schtare, says the report Of
the Turkish defeat at Brisanski on the
Sth inst, is confirmed. The Turkish
losses are estimated at 1,l0C. Gen. Tcher-
nayeff is reported To hayelissued q general
order that all .Circassians and Bashi Ba-
souks shall be shot without pity when
captured. 80,
"a Times special from Belgrade says a
note wiltsoon be sent to the Great Pow
ers announcing the decision OF the Prince.
It will declare that Servia is willing to
tteat for peace on the basis Of statue quo
ante bellum. The note is to be revised,
and will be submitted to council sum.
moned by Prince Milan Tor that purpose.
The same correspondent also adds that
the Russian sympathy in. the servian
cause is becoming more ostentatious.
Russian officers are in the capital in uni
form, and many Russian sisters Of charity
are seen In the streets and hospitals. The
government has just received a |
loan of,S,0O0,0 900 roubles in Russia, and
the war is gradually becoming an affair
not OF the Russian government, but Of the
Russian people. ! have no doubt that
there is great danger Of Russia drifting
or being driven into the war.
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THE Hon, Philo Kimberly is what
nav he called a rip.roaring candidate
for the City sergeantcy. He ripped and
roarel at the Democratic club meeting
Thursday night, and went on to tell about
i speech made by the editor Of this
n,per a, the big Republican meeting at
the Fair Grounds some time ago, when,
il he had known anything about the
nee,inr, he would have known that said
o.r.on was not even present at said
meeting, and therefore not one of its
speakers.
Al the club meeting referred to, we are
told tha, PhiIo spread himself on the
.nbiec, Of Protection" He literally
reached for the Protectionists and jerked
them buld.headei, 30 to speak. And yet
there all the while, sat the battle Of the
Nile,' sat Mr.. Hesrn-President OF the
club-the Protectionist, par excellence,
of Wheeling-whose principles Philo
thus publicly laughed to scorn. Why
was not bottle Of Saratoga water OPEN
e,l before that speech and such discrep'
ancy between the head and tail Of the
party prevented.
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GreqntelLiiqetrte

T,x1uoS at Bellaire will be increas-
ed this year from s272 to s2s5 on th'
800. On the other hand, taxes ir
Wheeling will be reduced this year
about 10 cents on the 800. Last yeaI
the county levy was 90 cents, whereas
this year il is only 46 cents. Our city
school tax last year was 40 cents, VIZ;
u and is cents, but on Thursday night
the Board Of Education reduced II 10
% and 10. 1.-THE city levy Should De '"e
same as last year, viz: 40 cents 'is 'ne
sum total Of our taxes this year w',t
he 81 81 on the SlOO-dividei as lo,, =
law. State 20 cents, State school ~
csDl. ,o" county 40, city 40, city school 30; to.
,sI a 81. Our immediate neighbors on the
", NS;o .ile are nearly all taxed higher than
Wheeling. Over at Martins Ferry the
.am total Ia.t year was g IS, at Bridge
,or, 81 % at St. Clairsyille 81 SO, at
GAINESVILLE 81 80, at steubenvilIe 81 ~,
and at Cadis s. 70.
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PERSONAL.
Speaker Kerr still Liying-No
Hopes OF His RecOycry-Numcr-
OuS Visitors,

Rock BRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA.
August 18.-MF. Kerr suffered the most
intense agony TO midnight last night, but
thereafter rested more comfortable. His
death now is only a question Of time and
that a short one. His mind is still clear
and active, lis will as firm and resolute
as ever. Hon. s. s. Cox and wife have
Just arrived to pay their last tribute to
the dying Speaker. He converses with
them as freely as his failing strength will
allow.
Hon. Montgomery Blair has had to-day
quite lengthy conversation with Mr..
Kerr. DR.. Pope says he can not last
much longer. The Speaker Is surround
ed by his friends, who are momentariiy
expecting his DEATH. This morning he
dictated . dispatch 10 his, law partner at
New Albany, in which, after telling OF
his intense pain, he ys.aThe end Of it
all 10 near at hand. l, wish 1t could be
painless, but fear not, when the news
comes to You at home, bear it bravely
and resignedly, for i will. My heart
still turns 10 you with warmest love-"
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Arrested ior Forgery.

CINcrNSAT1. August 49, Alexander
Balfour, an actor, was arrested tonight
charged with forging letter to W. ].
Florence from Harry Q. Barton, also an
actor, asking Florence for loan. Flor
ence replied to the letter, enclosing a
check, which reached Barton. The latter
not understanding the matter wrote to
Florence for explanation. Florence re;
turned the original letter, and the matter
was discovered by comparing the letter
with one Balfour had written 10 Manager
Miles, Of the Grand Opera House, aeking
for a situation. It is said that Balfour
served a term in the Joliet, ILL.,, peniten'
tiary for stealing trunk from the sher-
man House, Chicago. .tLS
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BEIIArRE LocAIs.-The result at the
Judicial Convention-is very distasteful to
Democrats here. The Democrats, and
not only the Democrats, but the Republi'
cans also OF Belmont county should show
Judge Chambers that he is not TO- be
slaughtered for doing his duty. II he
will consent to run independently the
Republicans will almost unanimously
support him, and only the whisky ele-
ment Of his own party will fail to do so
Mrs. Gen. Hoge and daughters went tc
Burr's Mills yesterday to visit until al
ter camp-meeting.
The coIored folks had a festiyaia at City
Hall Thursday evening. Some how an
impression got out that the Democratic
campaign club met there. It is hard to
tell WHO felt the most outraged at the
mistake, the darkies or the Democrats.
The Bret Harle Literary Society met al
the residence Of Mr.. Wm, Farris last
night for the firsttim as a society since
last spring. :.
Mr.. james Morrison OF this city i
buying apples to ship TO Scotland this
winter.
The B. so. pay car passed through
yesterday. - \ r.
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The Democratic primaries take place
upin Brooke county to-day. As in this
county and in Marshall, and indeed
everywhere, the chief interest centers in
the SheriHAlty. Some Of those who
started in early. for. this prize have
snufed defeat afar of and stepped down
and out before the day Of battle. Among
these Is Mr.. Thos. Everett, who has ap-
perently been promised the Presiden-
cy of the County Court, and is
wiling to take half loaf rather than
so without bread. Abram Wilson has
also Withdrawn, in favor OF JIM. Duyal.
The contest is now between J. E. Curtis,
sam BIankinsop and Duval, with the
chances rather in favor OF Curtis. The
last named is very energetic and Popu'
lar citizen Of Bethany, where he has been
merchant for twenty-five years. 1t
would be just his luck to be nominated.
There heavy scramble among very
Light weights for the House Of Delegates.
Lynn Rodgers, Oliver Lewis and J. B.
SOmmerville will do for samples OF the
lot. The crop is very poor for the land
OF Phillip DOddfilge. Why do the DEM
0cFass not take up a man like ]. G. Palm
en- The yenetians once cried out,
Give US Henri Dandolo, blind, rather
than thesc weak ones who. obscure the
glory Of the Republic"
Two members OF the Tarr family are
candidates, viz; W. H. Tarr for the State
Senate, and Eugene for Prosecuting At.
tOrney, saying nothing Of Campbell Tarr
'o' Congress. The senatoship belongs
to Brooke county this time, and we pre-.
sumo that John HindmAn, who has been
in the House OF Delegates, wlllbe apt to
come to the front. Johnis not bad sort
o! !aman, bnt acrowd would never hail
MN on the streets;as they did old Cato, as
ASenator whom the immortal Gods had
expressly cut out to destroy Carthage and
save Rome.
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COLUMBUS, o., August 1S.-Att6.daya
session OF the Grand LodgeSo OF colored
Masons the report Of Grand Master
Vandper. was read, which stated that
there are A lodges in the State, with, a
membership of from 1900 to $4,000
During the past year humber Of new
lodges have been instituted. The follow:
ing Grand Officers we're installed: Grand
Master, W. II. Parsham, Of Cincinnati
Deputy, James A. Guy, yof Zanesyille
Sentinel, J. B. Blackburn, Of Xenia; Mas
ter, Samuel Clarke, Of Cincinnati; Sen.
ior Warden, J. B. Taylor, Of Columbus
Junior Warden, J. NJ. Butler, Of Dayton
Treasurer, AL, Anderson, Of Hamilton
The next session Of the Grand Lodge
will be held in Xenia.
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Attempted Train Robbery.

ST. LOUIS, August 1s.-The Kausa,
City Times this morning says that an at
tempt to rob train on the Kansas City
st.ttoseph, & Council Bluff railroad was
made night before last. A party Of men Is
said to have planned an attack on the pay
car, which was expected to come over
the road that night, but by mis-
take stopped the regular passenger train
producing great CONSERVATION among the
passengers. When the error was discover
ed the would.be.robbers rode of into the
woods and the train proceeded on It's way
Il proved, however, that the pSy car was
attached to this Train, and TO this fact
alone, perhaps, 1t escaped being robbed.
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The Indian Bureau and the
Peace Society. q,

MYsr1c, GoSH., August ls.-The Con;
necticut Peace Society to-day adopted
resolutions which oppose the return Of
the Indian Bureau, TO the War Depart
ment; denounce the invasion Of the Black
Hills; charge that the Indian war was
forced upon the Indians to prevent a re-
duction Of the armyi'demand an investi'
cation Of many enumerated optrages by
the military upon the Indians; declare
that Gen. Casters death waR. q just retri'
button for the slaughter OF friendly In
dians; urge universal amnesty 10 ex'
Confederates, and The removal Of the
army from The Indian country. Zlcha'
riah Crouch presided over the meeting
OF the society. -...
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ESTABLISHED AUGUST a. 1852.

Of state upon no charge or imputation
against his fidelity as 0 minister, but
from ;an apprehension that. he would
unite his fortune with those Of the
Southern Confederacy; was exchang-
ed in December, 1861, for Hon. AL
fred Ely, member Of the United States
House Of Representatives from New
York, then prisoner in Richmond;
entered the Confederate army as a mem
Der OF General stonewall Jackson's stall,
and served as his chief Of staff until the
death Of that officer, having written all
the official reports that bear his signature.
Mr.. Faulkner, it is charged, did, in 'C6,
or 'G7, take The oath then required in
West Virginia before he could practice at
the bar OF the State courts. This oath
required him to swear that he had not
borne arms, &C., against the Union or the
State. When charged with the falsity Of
this, Mr.. Faulkner declared he had never
held military commission; that his posi-
ton was an honorary one, and that he was
with Jackson only ont OF friendship, and
because that General was very careless
about his papers.
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"A Plot Deieated.

CINCINNATI, August 1s.-The Gdssas,s
MiddIeport, O., special says q plan to rob
the First National Bank oil that place
last night was defeated by one Of the con-
spirators revealing the scheme to the au=
thorities. VIM. Poindexter, Joseph
Hunea and Thos. Mcclure was arrested
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, WHITE HOUSE VISITORS.


CHICAGO, August 1s.-Judge Bangs ar
rived from Washington this morning,
having been summoned there in connec'
tioh with the sentences Of whisky convicts
and the efforts which their counsel we're
making TO secure their pardon. He has
no information OF any pardons having
been granted, but expresses the opinion
that the sentences will be equalized, some
being considerably mitigated.
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IT SEEMS 10 ME MIRACULOUS
WASHINGTON.
Official Changes.

WASHINGTON, August 1s.-The Presi-
dent to-day at the instance Of the Repub-
lican congresmen Of Mississippi, made
aisexecutiye change OF the Federal otii-
GERS in that State; including the Marshall
for the Southern district, and the princi'
pal Post Masters. These Congressman say
that the new appointments will have the
effect OF reconciling all the differ
int elements. and strengthen tho party
with the prospect Of securing the elec,
toral vote for Hayes and Wheeler.
WHITE HOUSE VISITORS.
There was an unusually large crowd Of
visitors at the White House this morn
ing, among them many Senators and Rep
resentatives called to take leave Of the
President. ... 4.f
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Tue Republicans Of this county will
hold district meetings this afternoon and
evening, for the purpose OF electing dele
gates to n county convention called tc
meet at the Court House next Monday
at gA.M. These district meetings are
10 he held at 4 o'clock this afternoon in
the country, and at s So'clock in the even
ing in the city. They will convene at
the following places, viz:
Washington district, at the Vigilant
hose house
Madison district, at the Second Ward
market house.
Clay district, at the Court House.
Union ,li.trirt, Mt the Atlantic engine
house.
Centre district, at the hose house.
Webster district, at the La Belle Hall.
Richie district, at the sonth Wheeling
House.
Ttiadelphia district, at Fred. lIeier's
tavern.
RichlanL district, at the Richland
brick school house.
Liberty district, at the Centre School
Housc.
Al each d these meetings, il the rec
ommendation Of the County Committee
il followed (as it certainly ought to be)r
ten vnintrucicd delegates will be chosen to
the Convention that meets next Monday,
to nominate candidates TO the following
offices, viz; Judge OF the County Court,
Sheriff, Prosecuting Attorney, an Assess.
or for the city district and one for the
country district.
The district meetings will also choose
local candidates, such rs County Com
missioners, School Commissioners, Con-
stables aud Justices.
We need not urge upon our Republican
friends the Importance of selecting good
men for all these positions. live want te
nominate a ticket that will command
popular attention and confidence mex
Monday, we must select good men as dele
gates to that important Convention
There is large element among our vo
ting population upon whom party tiel
hang very loosely in local elections, and
who will vote for the best men irrespec
tive Of politics. Look out for this ele'
uent in your selection Of delegates to-day
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NEw YoRK, Aug. 1s:-Afrived The
steamer Oder from Bremen.
LONDON, August 1s.-The steamship
Greece, from New York, has arrived.
QUEENSTOWN, August ls.-The steam.
ship Wisconsin, from New York, has
arrived.
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The Trunk Line War.

NEW YoRK, August 1s.-An agent OF
the Trunk Line speaking Of the pro-
longed railroad fight, says the war must
be stopped or we shall be ruined. We
are losing on every pound we carry west,
and II the present rates are not advanced
when the busy season is at hand, it will
be worse.
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THETURF.


UTICA, N. Y. August 1s.-Large atten'
dance to-day. Weather fine and trackin
IS suSmary-as6 class; Grea. Eastern, /
|, /; Hannah, 2, 9, 4; Ella Waddin, s, 8
3; Lomiuslory, SO, s. Marcomi, 0, !, Q
Nellie walton, !, 81; Bateman, y 40
Jack Draper, s, Z, dis. Time-22O4
s. saaasmaryA29e MAJ: class; Rarus, j, ], /
Clementine, 2, 9, 8; Gen. Garfield, 8, 4, 2
Carlo, 4,3, 4. Time-2:22l, 22l 2:2S
After the exhibition, the famous trotteri
trotted two trial heats without break oil
or sEip. Time-2:2Ot, 2:204.
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slippery Charles James Faulk.
nRF.

From Biographical skstrhe, Of COafslsntss In
CougreSs.
Charles james Faulkner Of Martins,
burg, was elected to the House Represen.
tatives in the Thirty-second, Thirty.third
Thirty.fourth, and Thirty.hith Congress
serving from December l, 1851, until
March 8, 1859; was nominated In 1859 by
President Buchanan as Minister Plenipo.
tentiary 10 France, and confirmed by The
senate; returned to the United States IN
August, 1861, and was held as a prisoner
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Change OF Place.

LOUISVILLE, August ls.-A called
meeting Of the Executive Committee Of
the Right Worthy Grand Lodge Of Good
TempIars, which was fixed for lndianap'
oils the SD inst, has been changed to
Louisville for the same day on account
Of the sudden and dangerous relapse oi
Right Worthy Grand Templar Vickman.
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MoRrA1IY WOUNDED.

Sr. Loura August 1s.-A drunken
worthless fellow named Archer made q
murderous assault upon highly respect
ed farmer named Parker, at Warsaw, Mo-,
yesterday, and thrust a large pocketknife
into his arm.pit,t. inflicting 81 mortal
wound. The citizens .tbreatened 10
lynch Archer and he was placed under a
atrnnp puard.
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c. NJ. Bradbury, in Jail at Marshall,
Mo-, charged with forgery, attacked iailor
Miller, yesterday, with an iron bar, in-
tlicting several dangerous wounds upon
his head: Daring the assault Miller
put a pistol baltiin Bradbury'a abdomen,
and It's thought he will die.
EVANSVILLE, August lS.-The mail
train was thrown from the track on the
/. & G. R. R. last night, near Mt: Branch.
Engineer Shearer was killed, and the fire.
man, PATTERSON Fitnimmons, had his leg
broken. No passengers injured. .,
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sCULL MATCH.

The scull match between Edward
Triekett, Of Australia and VIM. Lamsden
Of Blythe, for 200 pounds side, and a
level bet Of 200 pounds is: of, 'Latnsden
paying the forfeit.
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Obituary.

RACINE, August ls.--silas. Wright
'Doolittle, youngest aon Of ex-senator
.Doolistle, died this evening at the resi-
dence Of his father, Of spinal meningitis,
Funeral Sunday next at3P,M,
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OPyICE OF IHR CInEY sI0HAL oRE1cER,
wAsHNaroS, p. g, August l9.7i a. NJ

For Tennessee and Ohio Valley, rising
followed by slowly falling barometer,
westerly 10 90 souiherIy winds, slight
changes in the temperature and generally
clear weather. -' -. *.
For Lake regions, rising barometer,
nearly stationary temperature, northerly
10 westerly winds and clear or clearing
weather, with succeeding rain areas in
the Lower Lake Region.
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FIRE RECORD.

CINCINNATI, August AN incendiary
FIRE at Fort Wayne last night destroyed
John Fl. Cody & Cos stove works. Loss
$4,000. Insurance $4,000.
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En Route 10 lhe CentennInI.

BUFFALO, August 1s.-A Michigan
delegation Of Knights Of Pythias, number.
ing 400, passed through here tonight, en-
route for the Centennial.
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Wool now commands 50 cents in
Brooke county. Also in Washington
county, Pa. ...