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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-07-01
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yWura II, Weaver, The nominee w
ihr ttttvnkapk fant,uf lnity fri 'hn.
fpfrsltvhry, wns lsufn III Dayton, vi
1uNt N. iNNa Nh ptuiipfi law rhd
graduated al tha Cincinnati Inv
srhrul III Aptli, ist6 II, ~Iurntti Al
I1luumNrlh, tuNA. whtrr liz hns @ttrH
llstu. H. ,Mllatui n4 II liitniV Iii tfH
errunh fuwm Infantry IN lrdt, nri
US elected nfst. lluu' rnant NJ tu ~
IL That regiment Nv wha promoted
tnaior tpctul,et u. isG9. mud wus t,m
mlsslonud ~ t%ulnhcl ~ that regiment
tDrtoLcf w. isd7, thu evlvhei aid
lieutenant CutUnri hnviilR Wtth ltttu
kitlri III thr hattie ~ tufinth. Mt4s,
anil ltc MA promoted tiirpdiri ann
rtMi "fuf uuIiMftfy un tie nfil' An
dnse from March III, fstl Ill mill
tNfy record wns exceptionally biiIs
liant, After iite VIII le held The ~
nrr Ut district attorney nil United
Mates ilsnr~#ut III revenue fuf The
district III tuwn. H. WIS elected ~
runufcss in IL National ln ts7s Nv n
vote III f0tt'G IL ttJNvs FIR iia pcl,Us
nent.( III ~ hnmpayp,, Republicans His
NUyeeI III eN'FiNt'NN. W@ W'H ftffHff
ably successful II II dU,LhfW fiiat
any member rvrf nnIr ab fitat, ~
luiprvsslen ultun the eftuufty fn Al,
short II time, W. liad beef IN sft.
house bnIy Il few veaks wht1 be- tad
thu celebrated debate with "ihe " tUia
nYudjrutU Nv unvA" which nxhd iEts
1euutniten ~ ii dtbuteI. H. ists hid
AdUsefl marked contests ~ III Hon
Ulnap and ratdi llaa added fu hIs taN
ftls. liz u unieh, stintp nrI NAinH.
aivW. ne brought fofwhfd Vie sgt1l"f
bilt, hacked III Il hundred thbn saDd
ty~etltluntfs. Tits muster fifuke HA
uOsed The hypocrisy and dishonesty
81 the ftepaldfegn party w ~ tnahfi
iN@it NJ iW soldiers Ahd vnh thin
IpMfty tt,On thA defensive TFh ~
ifNAead lila rtitfaHcy resolutions ~
~ TN l0Hse Finally ~ futted 4
vote, quitting thA opposition ~ re.
md HI 4 shape wt,kh. vii NV then
embarrassment hereafter
A h candidate Weaver n strong n
every point His feA0fd ma ~ hMS
IN I9iHH feNts. WrOh hlA e~yltHtpil0t
Wt(M the 0feehltxNh tsttt. ThH1 ttHf
n NJ developed lts sWH teMNl%t mn
etsOWs HfAllNtAN AitA appreciation
II feWHfd(AN him.
Weaver Nm tn nfst ekVtN% D
1o0eh ihnn hall N ttT convention, AMt
M second HtiOlUW M MI m fhA m
nA(Adst. Aud this Il ttHs At4e u Nh
1917 III general. The ugtutbAttOa
IN afvA ilnivNfsAt satisfaction tNs
WIN ~ greeted with The wHftvHst ~
lhWelaNnl
(SelI Weaver. IN accordance viii
~ Instructions III il4 convention
VIII proceed promptly SITTER the M
iO~ufMfuHht N N,bEttss ~ tunkH n ran
vaDx III the county. THIS N M limo
vat(Un I'm t~HtHtJlslted lnattNalA. bi
NO tvAfiy lirelf " m innovation
What II itetds il ~ yet lfs ittas be
fOfe the %I,e0t,le. UeM Weaver WI
~ AAlA III mike 0vff n hUffdfe'
er<Neh1A during The campaign w
O. In viii IN greeted ~ large s4AtH'
htnN91 IN viii he tieNfd w \ MtttlO
a. Ieerit, The purity n pm, IN
tNefe ~ shifts III EVERYONE ~ lAe
Il MOnS1, aAA ttts h Ohe n them ~
OtA tef(l6A, With Ill their MOhAy ~
patronage, VIII mt ~ AttA IN MAKE
hs0e6 eNAGtlvH campaign thAH n,
BSW Dkfix With Weaver In thu NH
AAd with MI w members antNhlh
I'M lu.DltHtt0h NJ hls AtDvitN1na, Ill
eUAi. AltA hls courage
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-07-01

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INF u1jth4y \. ftArA nv WkAef m >
tttxDee ~ mi mt tNtHH y negative
~ N, positive m ODttsfIDG" mn
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-07-01

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-07-01

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kfnhh Nttxhl, ~ svulIs IN enlre
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-07-01
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vvfhnht sivnathlA VI which lhr ran
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IN nittusi 4 inltnrlu IN N. moderation
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thnsp lltsntlu thHanhAA NhIrh rhMFa
N~tptlse inust ufveMt,wrk htd aerial.
lsilu literature. Apart lYoin Mr. rift
t~nvy question, TIN PLATFORM " muck
iues Irrational than might hs csreHt'
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-07-01

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-07-01

Atfttut, candidate IHf VIM president
TgrDeJt nryrtuyr IN New Yvykf UDfh
bgybeAd FINN tts ffaSsHty *1tvtee ~,
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-07-01
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-07-01

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asrtsv VA ple~ ,has w hss laN ,hv
pt,ev N srrtshts hi t,HtN.d sM the
kws,. N h.hA,st aatlMK .hH IN,
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-07-01
hulIy f.t you, Wilbur

Tt,tfr Ii ~ isnst this mitch ~ by
sHiJ fpt ITEM Weaver, The y tathbnek
candidate, Tint. w fNf ~ The public
II Informed, Nv tnr never lNcn ron.
ylsiAd NJ taking h hfitN and sl,Hh ".
Inn about II uNAef UAtiI~N Y Nun
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-07-01

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4 ns0at, ttsi .tDtttes ttsAN into sSlt
nyer UH viii hDtL ihN styAN1
sarty IN t0vsMI4S g4ss Nv h~Hd N
ft1A stTEHgg,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-07-01
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I'M N nDiD IN HA TfHHeDtt nDvld
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link DAi1s would D4t t,ssftt Atl fbs
1AMt
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-07-01

James a, ttnfnsld WA chairman NJ
the committee N appropriations
which reported The salary graf Isw,
md " VIVA favOrnidy reported Hsd
supported by him,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-07-01
M 4rstt IN 1Im1s TN.

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N~n1UtH1k Darfy N fI,1 1Htt putty
tef,tA tb1 DNyttu That lt.s my NttNtty
doHGA1 kIfGNDt1s IN the eDbvtdHfHs
Inn MINI yGlutx
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-07-01

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iplH lslntA alb IttA = ihs 80.
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-07-01

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,lsH II, tlp lHsts thai aHsN.. A ttsIs
Nsld IA M. n,v'ss tssstHri v~NA In
lustleH
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-07-01

snufr iwU months ettta n New
fotk advertising nautay sent n short
Article ~ HE ffiip ~ *stsntef tfegr
~ thr euHhisy ivn0uualuk tha ~hed
pulp monopoly NnAtty nil Dsf "
p%llilrah contemporaries IN fvra pub
Hailed sise article ~ tjitDttM IN
tend " doinn ~ III tturt Wv DttLtH
W. pubiisIted an hf,,,is showing lint
tuif OWL congressman entertained
The Views aha VOTED viii tha inan
they condemned THIS IL The nfstta
they MI WeevttAI IA ~ editorial .nd
film Uafnpid Il 'tH mum II AAi shpy
THIS condemned md denounced
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about The intoHtigH NJ fttH authors ~
our tHfiH Mws, ufet undoubtedly
muant ~ biAtW IN iW ffsv lit MI
tu4trttuIs ,iysd In fhN manufacture NJ
intef II bntDeuad thai pulpit voDI
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element IN tiH niAHufHpfHts ~ piper
tsAI NV ~ duly aNd wentty pfues
III tte country, NA~ mt specifically
md w HatDs exempted ft0t0 duty,
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9tFTt Mitts ~, consequently t,HlGk
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must powerful nsNW,ttyN ~ ttest
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-07-01

GNlxI UOAM HUCCESS.

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-07-01

N m M 1eD1tfM<Nf4 Aft<N1NA N ~
i 6tNetf M 4HttS(1A51vt hseNNet
lIrd@fx n11tt1ft1 IN tvHh b1<1k IN
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-10
The Ohio County Returning BOARD

The Returning Board OF Ohio county
continued its labOrs all day yesterday,
in the grand jury room. II was monet
onous work-the taking OF ballots, one
by one, from the OK. reading the name
and the clerk repeating. The lawyers
kept close watch, the clerk looked de-
te.mined, and the Board generally dis.
guste,,.
When they closed their labors last
night. Washington, Madison, Clay and
Unicn districts lad been recounted,
and no difference found except in CLAY,
where Wilson lost one. making one in
Hutchinson's favor.
The Radicals are full of dark hints
and insinuations as to what will be
found, but the Democrats are confident
that Cob Wilson has been legally
elected, and will 6s the next Congress.
man from this district.
There is one thing that deserves the
careful consideration OF the citizens, and
that 10 the expense OF this returning
board. Ii has been stated that the two
elections held in this county this fall
yill not cost the county less than 5 800.
IL this thing to be repeated at every
election? Many are in favor OF the
party asking for recount be obliged 70
give bonds fos the partial payment OF
the work.
The board will resume its labors to-
day and will, II 70 expected, be throp n
by to-porrov night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-10
Circuit Court-Judge Melvin.

This court met At 9 A. NJ, yesterday,
and the case ot f.. l.. Goodrich, charged
with larceny, called. Prosecuting At.or-
ney appeared for the State and Messrs.
Dovener and Good for the defense. I'll Q
case was tried before the following jury.
which POUNDS verdict of mot guilty.
Messrs Geo. II. Beam, Max Beuter, n.
Riesback, Theo. Moltcr, II. R'mp, {. ".
Kennedy, J. W. Christleib. Vim. Crosby,
John Cunning. Morgan English and
Sam II. Smith. The trial consumed the
entire day.
The following cases were set for to.
dav in the order named:
State VS.. J. Al. Freesc, charged with
forgery.
State VIZ. Catherine Myles, charged
with larceny.
State vs.. NJ. Burke, charged with as.
sault and stabbiny, with intent To kill.
Adjourned until to-day at " \. ".
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-10
Squire Phillips Court.

On last Saturday Ella Atwell swore
out warrant for Geo. Betson, charging
him with loud and abusive language and
an exposure OF the person. ON Monday
Geo. Betson swore out warrants for
Kate Kane and Eliza Dolan. The entire
business is one, or rather was one, grand
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rumpus. As was
q scovered while Justice Philips WIS
h, airing the evidence in the hrs, case.
The evidence Was, however, but partly
heard, when a hal, was called and the
counsel, Mes>r'. Cracrait and Dovener,
held a compromise session, and last
night the cas-. was adjusted. The Squire
and c. nstable threw off little, afiida-
Wits we're made rs to future good beha-
yior. tie cos were divided, and the old
scores wiped cut.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-10

lake Mollis Moore, ~ louis. Depart
eJ-Jsmes Howard. New Orleans.
River 10 feet II inches and rising.
Weather clear. "a
LOUISVILLE, November g. River iali'
ing. with s ieet 4 inches in the canal.
Wsssther cloudy and pleasant. Dora
Cobler. to Nashville; B. F. Devsl, Ne'
vay to yevay; Little Samson and tow,
to Ironton; Andy Fulton and tow; from
Hawesyille; Diamond and tow leaves
tonight for Pittsburgh.
Sr. Lorrs, November 9.-ArriyedI
None. Departed-Annie, 81. raui;
CITY Of Helena. Vicksburp; Carrie. hunt
ington. River 8 feet BY gauge. Ram
ali afternoon, with indications OF It's coz
tinuance all night.
yIcKssuRG. November 9.-Weathei
cloudy and shOwery. Thermometer Of
Up-Ciolden Rule. DOwn-klchardson
Fred A. Blanks and Nstchsz. Arrived
Commonwealth.
EVANSVILLE. November 9:-Arrlyed-
Pittsburgh, Montana and James Guth'
rie. Depsrted-H. T. wheless, New
Orleans; Pittsburgh, st. Louis; Y. \
Davis and Clyde Florence. River Il!
feet and rising. Weather pleasant.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-10
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

The river is still slowly rising, the
gauge last evening showing : feet :
inches in the channel. The wharf was
crowded all day with freight, while
roustabouts were in demand.
The Andes lel; about r NJ, with
CAP. Chas Nlhleman on deck and T. /.
Muhl.man IN the Ollie. The Andes
took ont sn immense load oi freight, her
cabin deck being nearly covered with
the miscellaneous cargo.
The Emma Graham stopped yester.
day afternoon on her way 10 Pittsburgh
from Cincinnati.
The StocIdale passed. down about !
A. VI, and was followed by the Salt Val.
ley at . AN.
Tie Diurnal, oil the Transportation
Line, il the Parkersburl packet for this
mornings trade.
The Pres Ellison took an excursion IL
atont - from Benwood 90 Mounlsyile,
on Monday night.
The Sidney is loading at Pittsburgh
Tor Cairo and way points.
Capt. Campbell Sweeney's new boat,
it is expected, will be ready in about
tro weeks. She is 10 he called the
Earle" and has been built .or cot on
boat. New Orleans is TO be her head.
quarters. At present she is at sweeney's
wharf having her machinery, which is
on hoard. fitted. The machinery is the
work OF 4. J. Sweeney 4 Son, and is a
complete job The boat itself is we'll
proportioned craft, and will make a
good appearance.
The L. 5. snag boat f. A. Woodruff,
arrived from Pittsburgh at late hour
last evening, and laid up at the middle
wharf for the night.
Capt, J. A. Dunlap. OF Grays' Iron
Line. vas in the city yesterday.
PIrTsBrRGH. November 9.-River sta.
tionarv. with feet inches in the chan.
mel. Weather clear and pleasant:
MEMPHIS, November 9.-River has
fallen inch. Departed-None. Rain
ing.
CINCINNATI, November 0.-River Is
feet inches and falling. Weather
cloudy and warmer. Departed--Ai.
adne, Tennessee river.
CAIRo, Observation-Disclosures
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ABOUT PEOPLE.

Miss Addie Roberts, OF Wellsburg,
who has been visiting MIS-. William
llares, has returned home.
Mrs. DR.. Palmer. (nr" Nellie Sweeney
OF Pittsburgh. who has been visiting III
this city, her former home, has returned
to the Smokv City.
Harry Caldwell, OF the South Side,
who went To Cincinnati some time ago
10 engage in business. is in the city.
Ed. Bowie, of Bellaire, was in the
city last evening. lie came for the pur'
pose OF seeing old friends.
Miss Carrie Mallonce. OF Grafton, is
the guest Of the family OF Col. Robci
White, OF Fourteenth street.
Major llearne, OF the l. ). retired
army list, and his daughter, from New
port, Ky, were in the city Yesterday
The Major is placing his daughter in
Mt. DeChantal. He was escorted about
the city Yesterday by friends, and was
very much pleased with the city's fac
tories and busy appearance generally.
Thos. r.. Watt, prominent railroad
man from Pittsburgh, Is at the New Me
Lure.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Franzheim ar
rived in the city last evening, and have
rooms at the Stamm. Mrs. +. (nee Mis-:
Ida Merit, of Ravens is well known
here, and will be quite an addition &c
our society.
Among the prominent West Virgin
ians registered at the n W Mcclure VI
notice the following: John st. Clair
from the Third district; John j. Brown
Morgantown; Hon. James Morrow, Jr.
G. NJ. Dawson and wife, Fairmont; j.
". Bradshaw, Burton; J. V. Blair
West Union; III. s. White, Bolton
Frank Burt, Warrington; l.. Malone
Grafton.
The following West Virginians were
at the st. James yesterday: j. &. Vance
Union Mills; J. b. Pyles, Littleton; $
A. Uomella, Huntington; Uriah Rowe
White Creek, Wayne county; John
Playmale, Ceredo; S. b. Fuller, Wayne
county: REYNOLDS Frazier, Cassville; q
+. Rltcliii, Wayne &. II Hon. ID. r
Pugh, MiddlehOurne; Jas. A. WIlken
shaw, Cabell county; Geo. Thornburg
BarbOrsville; Thos. Hayslip, Gnvan
dotte; Samuel Harris, Coal Valley, Fav.
cite county; ~. II. fasley anu VI. w
Huddlestone, Fayetteville. Nearly all
of these gentlemen are attending the
meeting OF the Masonic Grand Lodge
now in session.
The Stamm House has the following
citizens of West Virginia on her regis
ter: John H. Inskeep, MOorelield; j.
III. Longdon, Kabletown: NJ. J. Stalna
ker, J. II. Dinsmore, J. II. Rsadner, j.
ID. Beard, Monroe county; John Puter-
field, Jefferson county; Silas Gallat, st.
Marvs: G. y. Coleman, Malden; John
II. Riley. James r. Vail, V. +. Park,
Jackson G. II DR.. Charles Cheering an,
Mason City; Clark Craig, Buffalo; DR..
Thomas Barr. Roane county; James F.
Brown. Charleston; DR.. VI. l.. Mays, st.
Adams: J d. Anderson, Nicholas c. II ;
W. s. Hawkins. Kanawha Falls; G.. A.
Lather, Sistersvile; W. S. Fleming,
Ravenswood; q. L. Stone,
Spencer; b. Franklin. Pt. Pleasant; A.
W. Oxnard and wife, New MartinsviIle;
K Wells. Basnettsville; John A. Laioy.
Volcano; ID. A. Woodburn. Cameron /;
J. E Mallory, Ellenboro; VI. T. Gallo.
way. Hinton; J. b. Hicks, Cameron; II.
B. Barbour, Concord; Jacob Wiley.
Nononyalia.
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