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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-07
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folks
NfF Abrond.


Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folk
Abroad.
Mrs. Gibson La,nb, during last week
was the guest OF Parkersburg friends.
City Clerk Bowers and wife have gone
to Chicago to be absent week visiting
friends. E'is'
Mr.. Randall lett yesterday for Philadel
phia, and did not speak at Bellaire las,
night rs announced.
Mr.. Ed, L. Rose, the popular manage!
OF the Howe Sewing Machine company in
this city, is TO be married this morning to
Miss Laura / .png.
Mr.. G. W. Washburn, n clever Cincin.
natian, representing Van Antwerp, Bragg
& Co., the sclool-book publishers, is at
the Stamm house.
Mrs. ". D. Pcmberton, daughter OF
the late Ebenczcr McColloch, Of this
county, died ut her home at Grand Island,
Nebraska, on the sd instant.
Mr.. Henry Zoeckler and family have
left the city 10 take up their new residence
in Dakota Territory. The "Coyote Club
presented Mr.. Zoeckler with Il Winchester
rifle to guard himself against the dangers
OF that country.
Capt. Charles A. Boutelle, OF Bangor,
Maine, a member Of Congress from TINT
State and personal friend Of Mr.. Blaine's,
is at the Mcclure house, accompanied by
his wife. He will make several speeches
in West Virginia.
Mr.. Blaine, in his drive out the National
road Sunday, gathered number OF the
flowers OF such waysidc plants as were in
bloom and analysed them for the instruc-
ton OF his son as we'll MS his own amuse-
ment, proving himself an expert botanist
He took with him some specimens, among
them some pods Of the milk-weed or "wild
cotton" 80. .''a. :.
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TIE case OF the State against Peter
Smith, accused OF grand larceny, WIS tried
In part OF the Circuit Court yester day,
md tho nrirnnnr arnniifnl w ~ L-NLL VA
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THE PLUSIED KNIGHTS,
To.dny's Turnout and Notes About Their
1t. NIoyementn

To.dny's Turnout and Notes About TheIl
Movements. -
The attention Of the Plumed Knights l.
directed to general orders No. 10 in this
issue. 1t is necessary that every man be
on hand promptly. The club is the only
one ordered out for escort duty and every
one should be present. In addition to the
drum corps, kramer's band will be ut the
head Of the company. 1t is expected that
the company will be on duty about two
hours.
II is probable that the company will
turn out Thursday evening 10 escort Gen
Stewart L. Woodford, and Saturday even.
ing its members are expected to turn OH,
stronger than ever in order to make the
last local demonstration before the State
election MS much of success rs possible.
Yesterdays Columbus State Journal fur.
ther notices the visit OF the Wheeling
Knights to that city rs follows: "Onc Of
the most noticeable features OF the parade
was the presence and marching of the
PIumed knights of Wheeling, W. Va. 1t
looks like the year Of Jubilee when Re-
publican clubs from the Solid South, and
old slave States visit the Northern States y
A representative OF the Columbus Bug
gy Company in writing to Hoge & Co., OF
this city, says: "The Wheeling club was q
iavorite with all. Your boys were ap-
plauded on every hand. l write this ay a
duty to them.' -
The Bcllaire Independent in It's notes Of
Saturdays demonstration saws: s.The
;Plumed knights Of Wheeling, many Of
whom had not slept since Thursday night,
were the finest in the procession. It was
nip and tuck between the Wheeling and
Steubenville boys az to which were en-
titled to the bouquets Of honor Both are
nicely uniformed and well drilled" -
Capt. c. A. Boutelle, Of Bangor. Me-, ar
rived in the city yesterday. lie was in
Columbus Friday night and in talking with
o reporter last night said "iour Pluned
knights are simply immense. We have
the Loyal League in Bangor, composed OF
l2o Young business men; ! have always
that they were as fine club rs
existed, but Friday night | took off my
hat TO your boys. Their uniform and
are splendid"
Since the knights have been organized
they have Travelled on railroads $40 miles
ut cost OF 30 IS per man.
1t is rumored that d pleasant surprise is
in store for the knights some time this
week. N.Y.
All the boys who went to Columbus are
loud In their praises OF the efforts of the
Committee to make mat
.es comfortable. Chairman A(etcali WIS
assiduous in his efforts,
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THE Dl.ooKEGAs COMPANY
An Organization OF Wheeling Men to lore
r-E.s - = - for GINS and OIL ~ ,1S:s

An Organization OF Wheeling Men to lore
49, for Gas md Oh.
a certificate Of incorporation was yes
tcr,lay issued by Secretary OF State Stall.
maker to the Brooke Gas Company, which
is formed for the, purpose Of mining, Dor
ing and digging for, orot|lerwise obtaining
from the earth, .petrnleuas, seek or carbon
oils and natural gas, and for manuiactur.
ing, buying and selling Stlie same in the
crude and refined state and constructing
and maintaining lines Of tubing and piping
Tor the transportation OF such oils and gas
for the public generally as well rs for the
use OF the corporation, and generally for
the purpose Of carrying on such business
as properly pertains to such works and
Improvements. The principal office is TO
be in this city. The corporation expires
July 12, 1884. Five hundred dollars has
been subscribed to the stock and $50 paid
in with the privilege OF increasing the
same to $4,000 by sale OF additional
shares. ]. II. Hobbs, Charles W. BroaIu-
nier, William Leighton, IT,, and W. S.
Brady OF this city, and George Given, OF
Toronto, O., hold one share each. 81
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GOV. no.ADLY' At prILLAIRE.
4 Grand Rally Of emocrats Splendid
~ SiltAg Decorations. ks-.s55- : Z \

=ttaf $3.50 >>SSSAsAsAshps -
4 A grand Democratic rally vas an.
nounced to take place at Bellaire
last evening. Gov. George Hoadly
and Hon. S. J. Randall were advertised as
among the distinguished speakers 10 he
present. Mr.. Randall left this city yes.
terday morning for Philadelphia, and
therefore was not present. Governor
Hoadly arrived in the Glass City early in
the afternoon and was taken to the Globe
House, where a number Of citizens Of
both parties called on him. He was also
serenaded during tho afternoon by the
Lloydsyille band. Afterwards he was
taken In carriage 10 the u. 4 0. depot to
ueet the other speakers. 0 T. 45.@
The speaking took placc In tho evening
IN the Public Square. Hon. Ross ]. Alex.
der, OF Bridgeport, presided. In introau.
chg Governor Hondly, he took occasion
10 make little speech Of hisown. After
Governor lloadly's speech Colonel Nc.
earthly, Of Pennsylvania, larangued the
crowd. The crowd was small ono rs was
also the procession. In the procession
there were IA lootmen and G3 mounted.
The decorations, especially those OH Union
street, were particularly line. In fact all
over town they were quito elaborate and
handsome. This was the only feature
that riyalcd anything connected with the
Republican demonstration OF Saturday
night. The crowd at the speakers stand
and the parade were very tame US com.
pared with those Of Saturday, md tho en-.
thusiasm was nowhere. 7[l"@
There were corporal guards. present
from the Jefferson and Junior Jefferson
clubs Of Wheeling. All told, about 800
arrived on the train from Wheeling and
Benwood. They oil, easily debarkcd. at
the elevated depot, and tho four cars did
not have to be run down into the yards rs
did the train OF twenty-five ems Saturday
night in order to let everyone of.
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Eor9e,rt.

FOR tRENT--THE RESIDENCE. No
~ e Eor VT street. Is for rent. Adde'S. n
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UELLAlRE.
itnifroad 1fcn After Money tckpockets.
Child potsoneI. 'ctc. r ri.

ithitrohd 1fcn After Moncy-FtcEspockety.
Child Poisoned, etc,
Another marching club was organized
last night. ~ aF'
Miss Annie Blamie has been appointed
as an additional primary teacher.
Miss Evans, OF Steubenville, Is visiting
Miss Gertie Jones, Of Gravel Hill.
There arc over 100 more persons OF
school age in Belaire this year than last
year. 1,.oRS,p III.
Miss Nellie Noyes, n missionary from
Canton, China, will lecture at the Gravel
Hill church this evening.
A child OF Charles Rosser's poisoned
himself eating jamestown weed seeds, and
it came near being fatal case. 's'"
Some of the employees and former EN-.
ployes Of the B., 4. 4 @. railroad went out
to Woodstield yesterday to get their wages,
promised them at this time.
All the Republican marching clubs are
arranging to 90 10 Stcubcnvillc Saturday
night. A special train will be run at sixty
Cents for the round trip. Bellaire's dele
CATION promises to be Il large one.
A number Of pocketbooks have been
picked up in town which have evidently
been through the hands Of pickpockets
before being thrown away. One bore the
name Of James Henderson, Marshall
county, W. Va, and one that of A. May
berry, OF Bridgeport. Samuel McGregor,
Of st. Clairsyille, also lost some money
Saturday.
School Board affairs since the difficulties
between the Board and the teachers have
not been much discussed; bnt now the
teachers pay day for the first month has
come and gone and the teachers are un.
paid. This has nothing to do with the re-
fusal OF the teachers to sign the Boards
contract, for none OF the teachers have
been paid. As has been reported hereto.
fore, it is now reasserted that the tuition
fund has been used for other purposes.
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Cleveland md the IrI,I,l, Free rra,,er..

Cleveland nnd the lsritIsh Free TrndcrY.
LONDON, October G.-Poultncy Bigelow
writes to the Standard denying the pub
lished statement that his father is coming
to England for the purpose OF obtaining
money to advance Cleveland's election TO
the Presidency and further the cause OF
free trade in the United States. Bigelow
says his father is in fact coming 10 this
country, but that his visit is exclusively
Of a domestic character and will be Of
short duration. gl.I1..,.
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RIVER NEWS,
Movements Of Boats and tho Stnre of Winter
Here md Elsewhere

Movements Of Boats and tho stnge Of Water
Here md Elsewhere.
The Jim Brown and Ark passed up wifi
small towsof empties. 3.
The Richmond left Mt II A. NJ. for Mari.
eta. The Elaine is to-day's down the
river packet.
The Elaine and Richmond will run in
the Marietta trade on alternate days until
further notice. -
The Clifton, which came down Sunday,
went back to New Cumberland Yesterday
with empty brick boats.
The Princess has resumed her place in
the Bellaire trade and is doing splendilly,
Capt. Prince is favorite with the people.
Work is being rapidly pushed on the
new Abner O'Neal, the packet being built
Tor the steubenville tradeby the Sweeneys,
of this city.
The George F. Danna passed down with
the hull Of the old Liberty No, !, which is
to be used :ls q wharfboat at point be-
low; The 'Ianna's machinery was for
mally on tho Liberty. sys5ss5
AT last: there is once moro a: boating
stage otwater in the river, For the mast
forty-elght hours the river has been rising
and WIS still rising last night with depth
Of o feet in the channel. Business was
right lively along the ,levee Yesterday, and
the sound otthe steamboat Whistles was a
pleasant one utter tile long weeks during
which they have been silent. All the
local packets will probably he running by
Tomorrow, and if there should be any in
dications that the present stage will con-
time, it will not be long until the big
through packets get out. @gH
a recent issue Of tho Charleston Times
the following: 'Thc coal supply
ut Cincinnati is rapidly failing and The
price is increasing Mt a rate that promises
to place the dusky diamonds on hand in
the list Of luSurles for very rich peo-
pie. While the drouth is telling on
the pocketbooks OF our Cincinnati neigh.
hnrs It bids lalr in & few weeks ut most 10
I'LL those OF the Kanawha coal operators,
Nearly three millions Of bushels Of coal.
which will he started toward Cincinnati as
soon as Q rise. takes PLACE, are lying In
bargcs In the kanawEa river, while the
empty boats Of Pittsburgh operators are
tied up at the wharyes of the Queen City,
This gives the Kanawha Valley dealers
the inside track, Long before the pitts.
burgh men can get their boats up the Ohio
river. our coal will be in the market, In
this way the unusual stringency in money
matters will be relieved" f@a
.PlTrsnuRGH, October 6.-AIononcahcla
river = feet 3 inches and falling.
.lHRksSsnoRo, Pan Qctohr d;-Rl.cr 81
leet and stationary; weather clear.
LouIsylLLE, KY, October G.-Depth in
;he canal 3 feet; on the falls, l foot and
PARKER, Pa, October o.--Rlver foot s
inches and falling; weather clear and
!. REcE's LaSplSo, October o.-Riyer 10
n |, ., and rising weather clear; Their,
.:sl3sRowSsyllLE,PA, October 6.-Rivvear .
Get u inches ind on stand; weather
air; thermometer 81, ~. - ;s. Is
Mond!Srows, VIVA, October 0.-Rly.
r. inches and !! on n stand; weather.
s1nnr - cno =
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!. REcEs l.aSpISa, October 0.-Riyer 10
m m and rlslngi weather clear; Their
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$MR.sBLAINEI TODAY.
THE MEETING rms. AFTERNOON 4, d, \,
Speeches by Judge Tenny, Of brooklyn and
Capt. Boutslfe, OF slaine--Mr. Binines
Arrival and Departure-prospects for i
4 Mig Informal Reception Here.

d Mr.. Blaine will arrive in Wheeling be.
tween II o'clock and noon to-day, over the
Ohio River road. Ills special car will nj
once DO switched over to the Cleveland,
Lonn 4 Wheeling road, by way OF tho
Bellairc bridge and tho G. & 2. road. Mr..
blaine will DO met at the ,epot BY the
Committee and the Plumed Knights, who
have been detailed us Mr.. Dluinc's escort
while IN the city. lie will be In the city
only IN hour or two, but will DO present at
tho meeting ut Capitol Square, which will
be opened promptly at o'clock.
I'D s,sa TIE MEETING. a.5lqM
Thsmeeting Willie addressed by Judge
a. W. Tenny, OF Brooklyn, n. Y, who
has accompanied Mr., Blaine on his trip
across the country. Captain Charles A.
l}outellc, Of Bangor, Milne, IN orator with
national reputation, and member Of
Congress who WIS recently trIumphantly
reelected, Is also in tho city, and will be
present at the meeting. lie can no doubt
be induced to make speech. He is n
gentleman OF commanding presence.
powerful voice and acknowledged high
ability rs statesman and orator.
Judge Tcnny has also a reputa.
ton MS one Of the finest public
speakers In tho country. Possibly
Hon. W. +. Hubbard, Of this city,will al.
dress the meeting also. No man in West
Virginia is so well equipped with knowl-
edge OF vital interest to the people Of the
State In, this campaign, and he will be
heard, II not now, later in the campaign,
with the greatest eagerncss.
A comlnodious stand was yesterday
erected on the west side OF Chapline
street, facing the Paxton fountain, which
will be used for tho meeting. Mr.. Blaine
it is expected, will be there when the
meeting opens.
There will be no public demonstration
Of formal character.
MIR. nLAlSE's DEPARTURE.
The following Is tho programme Of N1r
Blaine's movements in Ohio from the I'll
to the 18th, inclusive: lie leaves Bridge.
port to-day about r. NJ, going to Canton
stopping ut the following placcs: Flush
ing, Frceport, Uhricksvillc, New Phila,lel
phia and Canal Dover; on Wednesday
the Sth, he attends mass meeting ii
Massillon; on Thursday, the 9th, hi
leaves Canton at 0 A. NJ, going to Column
bus via the Pittsburgh, IT. Wayne 4 Chi
cage Railway and Bee Line, stopping Al
Orrville, Wooster, Shreve, Loudonvile
Mansfield, Crestline, Gallon, Mt. Gilead
Darlington and Delaware, arriving ut Co
lumbns in the evening, where he will re
main over night.
Selah Chamberlain, President, W.
Streator, Vice President, and Oscar Town
send, General Manager OF the Cleveland
Lorain & Wheeling road, came down tt
Bridgeport yesterday to meet Mr.. Blaint
and accompany him to Canton.
There is every prospect that the meet
ing to-day will be IN enormous one.
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A "I1. A. MI l,rnu,l.

Gunter's Comedy Company, which was
billed to pIny ~. A., NJ" Ut the Opera
House last night and tonight, did not
play last night and probably viii not pIay
Tonight. The house was lighted up last
night and the orchestra and attaches were
on hand, but the company was conspicu-
Gus by its absence. Ats o'clock nothing
had been heard from the company and
house was closed up: Manager Foose was
unableto give any esplapation Of the state
Of affairs, for he had heard nothing Of the
company. The advance agent Of mich
ael StroeoT' was inthe city yesterday,
and :he informed reporter that the COM
pany; vent TO pieces in Pennsylvania last
weekaftcr having done ruinous business.
It WIS killed dead BY the prescnt political
GYcltefnnnt. 4.
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Lo "a p mi, I, les
y. R,.rs4,o Bi11,. avid wes.u his after

-
4 ,;il i,.sifa,i 20 2 CITY. -. ~
BrrrAto .BnL,s "Wild West,,.this after.
noon. 81 St f.5 n 800
Two marriage licenses were issued yes
tenlay. T,srI u ! 't.-4-,.ssay
To:Sler1 at Charley shays--7S"lU n t:l
Toms Cabin" : WI ~ al
JUnoE TENNgY and Mr.. Blaine at Capitol
Square this afternoon. !si5
TIE case OF the State against Peter
Smith, accused OF grand larceny, WIS tried
In part 9 OF the Circuit Court yester day,
md the prisoner acquitted. ~
a CERTIFICATE, iissolying the Wheeling
Nickel Plate Company, n recently organ.
lied corporation. has been filed in Sccre-
tory OF State Ssalnaker's Office ~.
LETTER Llsr:-Wm. IIauck, Jos. Ger
vens, j. n. Cannon, jeremiah Fox, Vim.
Eccles G. A. Glaeken, Peter Dennclly,
Mrs. $. Wetthcimer, Miss Hattie layton,
two. G5E4. a't.5
THE jury In the case OF Hannlields nd:
ministrut0rs vs.. tho =. W. n Ky. railroad
company to recover 5000 damages Tor
tho killing Of BaDnGed, ycstcrdaybrought
in n verdict awarding $1,000 damages. &
TIN last FREQ openair concert Of the
series given by tho city will take place ut
Capitol Square Wednesday evening. The
Opera House band will on this occasion
render the finest programme Of thescrcs.
a nrrfiAN stepped ont Of the Demo.
cratic ranks ut the l'ostodicc during Sat
ur,lay nights parade and slapped little
daughter Of Alex. Bono In tho face. She
was cheering for Bluinc. The fellow ran
like tho coward he was, us soon rs he had
done this. '&1'
| JoE KRAMER has secured new march
for his brass band that. he has dedicated tc
| the piuncd Knights Of Lincoln Club. II
Is named the Plumed Knights March. II
Is said by those who have hcardit to be q
splendid thing. 1t will probably be played
to-day while the Knights are doing escort
duty for Mr.. Blaine. E05I
YESTERDAY morning Harry Sharp, {
young man OF New Martinsville, aged
about Is, jumped on an Ohio River trair
TO ribs down tho water station there. II.
jumped OH heiore the train stopped and II
. jumping stumbled. His left foot wa:
, caught under the wheels and so badly mu
tilatcd that lie will probably lose it.
Mn. JosErn ClIESEr, representing Hay
: crly's "Alichael Strogoir' company, is il
town. The company will be Mt the Opers
House on the 18th, llth and 18th. Thu
play is wonderful spectacular melo
drama, and in scenic effect marvel
Three horses are introduced on the stage
and small army OF people take part.
Mn, S. L. BLoyD, Of Glendale, Marshal
county, was in the city yesterday and cx
hibited at this Office some very fine speci
! mems Of apples raised on his farm. Hi
' common Kambows are monsters. II,
! claims they are the largest raised in tn
1 State. His Roman Beauties, Northern
| Spy and Thompson County King apple
are also beautiful specimens of fruit.
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\ roncnL,Gnr DEMONSTRATION.
Ecing Arranged for Saturday Night Next.
Splendid prospcctn.

L'e|uk Arranged lor Sntufuny Night Next.
49,. Splendid Prospects.
It has been decided 10 have q grand Re-
publican torchlisht demonstration in this
city next Saturday evening. This was de-
cided on at meeting held at Lincoln
Club last evening and a committee ap.
pointed to act rs 4 general committee 10
arrange details. It is composed OF Presi-
dent George B. Caldwell as chairman, and
Messrs. w. F, Peterson, P. B. Dobbins,
Geo. Wise, A. H. Beach, II, L. LOGS and
VIM. Hastings. .4.,..i.. 4 !. LII:
Ever. since the Logan demonstration
there has been great desire to again
see o general turn out Of the Wheeling
Republican regiment. The splendid ap.
pearanceiti made then, enthnsed the PEG.
-pleS and they are anxious 10 once more
decorators and burn red fire rs q tribute
to its esprit; de corps and the wide awake
RepRblteanisn that prevails in its ranks.
Since that Representation the rosters Of all
the companies have been increased and
nearly every one bas purohased add.
tional uniforms In addition TO the mi.
formed regiment the members OF Lincoln
club, not meMbers OF the Knights Organic
zation, will turn out, us at Bellaire on
Saturday night. 1t is expected that there
will be 1T least 500 Lincolnites out. They
will wear blue badges, which can be Sc.
cured Mt Hugo /. loos' or Ut tho Club
house. It will probably be the last lie:
publican demonstration before the State
election and it is particularly desired TINT
every one that can, shall turn out. i5
The column will form at the State II ouse,
COL Travis and Adiptant Brubakcr ask
that all the regimental and limo officers
meet at Lincoln Club tomorrow night 10
arrange for the route. Citizens arc re, |
qucsted to watch for its publication and to
decorate accordingly.
i Every one went to work enthusiastically I
last night, and provided rain does not in
terfere the parade will be a splendid one
a regular old timer, There will DO no
speaking connected with it. Tie sppak-
ing takes place this afternoon when Slr.
Blaine and Judge Tenney speak at the
:tate House, and Thursday evening when
hat prince of orators, Gen. SStcwart L..
,yoodiord, Of New York, will address the
,eopIe at the same place, i55$5ff5STi,
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!, MuSclE, IND, October CIV. w. Cat
hell, amember oi the State Fair Board, is
mysterlpuslyS missing with the money.
When last seen he got on the cars coming
here. Foul play is feared.
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I" ANTE D. SITUATION nv a
IN Young Man willing to work a, any tjra a
MM a. tcicIence given for sobrcty, Industry ami
1ohezty.- address "W." Hltairc ohio. : Scr%a ~
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.PI7TsauRGH, October G.-The Grand
Army Of the Republic paraded the princi.
pal thoroughiares this afternoon two
thousand strong. The streets were crowded
and the decorations proiuse. s-il.r.
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INDICATIONS.

WAsniSoroS, D.. c., October I'll 80
~1.N.-Eor Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
fair weather, light variable winds, nearly
stationary, followed by lower temperature
! and higher barometer.
i For the Lower Lakes, fair weather,
nearly stationary temperature, variable
au.inils h. ~ 7,s ~, L w. 5.. 3.
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Ec,,,uh,Icn.,l, tally

: The Blaine and Logan club ut Rosby's
= Rock will raise u pole in honor Of the State
\ and; National Republican tickets on Oc,o.
be.9al..2.Able Speakers will address tho
+ meeting. A cordial invitation3is extend
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Junior plumcd knights. $

Attention, Junior PIumcd knights.
All the members OF the Junior plumcd
Knights Club are requested to be ut the
hall ut 1880 o'clock promptly, in full uni-
form, to attend the meeting at the Capitol,
BY order OF HARRY BoyD, Captain.