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1 II. & Il. IsEoIIENTAL NOTES.
Inst Nights MeetlnE-The Moundsviiie and
iA bridgeport Meetings, l5E1

Inst Nights Mectlng-The M0undsviile and
bridgeport Meetings. l-36
The rcgimental and line officers Of the
Blaine and Logan regiment Of this county,
met Mt the Lincoln Club last night for the
purpose Of asccrtaining Just what the
strength Of tho organization was. Over
100 uniformed men were reported ready
for turnout, and about TINT many more
men are OH the various company rolls but
not yet uniformed. An invitation was re.
ceiyed from Moundsville asking the rcpi-
ment TO ussist In the demonstration 10 be
held there Thursday evening, ut which
Gen. GoH and Hon. John ". Mason are
announced to speak. The question was
carefully discussed and the acceptance OF
the invitation lost by tic vote. The rca.
son for this was, that rs NIL the clubs were
not uniformed the regiment would not
make the imposing appearance II should,
and that il would be better TO wait and
make aproper turnout on the 25th, when
Gen. Logan will DO hero. 6a
The Planned knights, however, will
probably 50 to Moundsville. 1t is tho
second time they have been invited, and
they feel that 1t Is due to their Mounds
vile friends, who are making good fight,
to accept and go down in force. A large
number OF the Knights desire to 20 10
bridgeport in body on Friday night and
hear that prince Of orators, General Bill
Gibson. The Knights wcrc invited over
there through tho ISTELLIGEScEn ycstcr-
day morning. A meeting Of the knights
Inns been called for this evening, when
both OF these INVITATIONS Willie considered,
also several other important matters con.
nected with coming events. This will be
q highly important meeting aud every
member should make IN effort TO be pres.
ent. 1t will DO followed by drill. In
case the Knights so to Moundsville md
bridgeport, all other uniformed clubs and
Republican friends generally will be invit.
cd 10 accompany them. y.
The regimental officers have selected rs
Il uniform white duck sack coat, double.
breasted. with military buttons and regu.
lation shoulder straps designating the
rank OF the wcarcr, black SLOUGH hat with
gold cord, wreath and insignia and long
black leather leggings. They will also
wear gauntlet gloves.
All the reports from the companies last
night were encouraging. The men ART
enthused and are doing all in their power
to further the Republican cause MI the
time
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S0bby Campaign Clubs.

The Young Mems Blaine and Logan
Club OF Steubenvillc has decided to dis
card its present uniform, consisting Of q
pearl pug. linen buster and lantern
and has adopted 4 new one consisting OF
4 red beaver helmet with spear top, navy
blue sack coat with white trimmings and
three rows Of brass buttons down the
front, white duck pants, white belt and
canes. Tile dress will be neat and at the
same time bright aud pretty, and the boys
will no doubt present n very handsome
appearance. The suits will be ordered i'm.
mcdiatcly, and no time will be lost in get.
ting them. 1t is 10 be hoped that the
CLUB will have them in time to appear In
Wheeling on the 18th, to take part in the
big Logan demonstration. The Wheel.
ing Knights will give the club n warm re.
ception when it does come. TheSteuben.
vile boys, after seeing the hobby appear.
ance the Wheeling Knights made last
week ut the wiswam dedication. decided
then and there 10 SHOOT" the plugs and
busters.
A Blaine and Logan club numbering
over 100 has been formed among the
students at Neutrality-suspicious. college,
Blaine's alma Mater. 1t is quite probable
that tho Plumed Knights will invite the
members TO be their guests on the 18th
and take part in the Logan demonstration.
The Washington club is said 10 be
splendidly drilled and equipped.
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Tho Features of tho Money and Stock srnr

Se's' E-
percent, closed offered at percent. prime mcrcan
tile paper h,<a6T percent Sterling Exchanpe
bankers bills Stcn1y ut 81 s.; domaud 81 IN
GoyERSMESIs-s,pady.
STATE SgCpEIrIEs-Quiet
sTocKs-This was u Held day for tho 1esrs nj the
Stock Exchange From the openiug until The close
OF business the market was depr.sscti, md under
snlcs for hptL accounts iirces dinpped from L 10
perrentwith coaicTs and Ensusefs as the weakest
shares. Various nniav0nhlp rumOrs were used to
bringnbout the decline. il was stated that i,irce
ptnininent hunks were In Trouble, md that
one million dollars Of Clearing House Ger
ss IN a aas Ss" uSs @ta y SaS nsH sys
Affected Az! by NE :talsnsH!. Hint tic combination
WpS u, danger, but after business President Soan,
q lAcEhWhnna, announced that representatives OF
the coal companies had agrect to restrict tho mo-
dnc ls, the inst week In 0clobeE 80 ~
was the reports ihat lhc 81 Paul dividend would
be reduced IL > percent. These uniavorab,c re.
ports had the eilac, Of bringing out considerable
long stock, which added materially to the deprcs.
sion. belaWases & Hudson broke 8 percent "a <.
Lacknwannn " to lGI, Reading " n u jcrsnc,y!
Ccntml X TO IS, Northwestern ~ ID w, nrcicI.
red ~ to la, 81 iEul lN Ii slss 0mahn IL 10 3is.
CSSTsas ssSa!Gsr9 TO e Canada Pacific 10 ~
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Nobody can stand protracted indulgence
in strong drink. The topers who seek con
tinued stimulus in what they call Their
"bittcrs," have muddled brains, blood.
shot eyes, unsteady gait, and ruined diges.
ton. Just remember that the stuff they
call "bitters,N is not Browns Iron Bitters.
No topper wants it. 1t contains nothing
that suits him for stimulus 1t is a pure
tonic, md the best preparation Of iron in
existence, Cures indigestion, malaria,
kidney and liver diseases, q
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The new pavement from Indian Run to
Gravel Hill is almost finished.
Rev. Mr.. Ilench preached at the Dis.
clp!es' Church on Sunday evening.
The Benwood ferryboat is still lying dis.
mantled, in the hands Of rcpaircrs.
A number OF Bellaire people have ar.
ranged to go to hear. Fred. Douglass.
Robert Anderson taught Miss Emma
ellis room ut the Fourth ward school yes.
terday, Miss Gill being sick.
The First ward Republicans will meet
this evening Mt Anshutzs shop to complete
the organization already begun.
So tar only one marching club has ap-
peared In uniform, but several Republican
clubs OF Beliaire will have uniforms ready
iora number OF big meetings. -
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from fifty TO two hundred million Of dol.
lars per annum. The Democrats, III We
get success, propose to erect barrier
around the country BY protection to keep
out the products OF foreign labor and con.
time tho stream OF imoney that has been
pouring into this country ~
He alluded briefly TO imported labor,
asked who imported It, md answered Ger.
tainly not the Democratic party. He
finished speaking shortly after II o'clock.
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The Pan 1lash ~ :, ;Si,l,. -
special cheap excursion to CineiRSS,i ~
resun on "Wednesday. Sept. l;Ih 10
In addition 10 the Industrial Esbs.it,i.e'NN
e<eunionlsts will have the OppoTi,,r;,S !,
witness the grand symbolical psrtSr,s, 2 |,
the Order tthe Cincinnatns 10 ~ y
on the evening Of the above ,Iay, 10
will leave Wheeling at $50 4. 4 ,r,;r;s ss
a, Cincinnati NJ 2:ssS r. ". Tickets ~, q
good returning by any regular train No. y
ping at destination Of paSCnI,T nrin
Monday, September 90. Fare tr , S"Sl!
trim S., 'tHfl. ." 'ound
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4 The superintcndents and canvassers Of
the voting to-day OIL the City Loan ordi.
5uance met ut the City Building last night
'and!Were sworn in by Mayor Miller. The
election will be subject to the same rules
rs to hours deepening and closing the
polls5and places ofHoting, rs the regular
mnnicinnl ELECTIONS. = a - - -
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INDICATIONS.

WAsIrSoToS, D. G., September lG.-1 80
A. M.-For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
generally fair weather, southerly winds,
ind nearly stationary temperature. 80 q
For tho Lower Lakes, partly cloudy
weather and rain, south TO west winds,
and stationary temperature.
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Want cd to Shuttle on.

,A,inan named Cunningham, n huckstcr,
living on ZanG; street, Island, was found
5by5two men yesterday afternoon hanging
to atrce out in 0hfolf He was cut down,
r,c,sIscitaied and brought home. He said
heshad hanged himself. Last night he
WINS. resting easily. He had been drinking,
which, probably led to the act. Il.
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Che antelliQet1eea:
-----.@---~-
< Object Nos. rs and - fourteenth Street.
Wnntctl-.l Boy II or Is Years Old.

Wnntcd-.i Boy "A or Is Years Old.
,Wantctl-It Barber. 81
Wantctl-lloanl by Gentleman and Wife.
Situation WRnted-liy n Young Man.
Wnnte,l-A lnnts Maker. .'rar, -.
: Notice-Lunch lsoom-E. J. Vankeurcn.
Stocks For Snle-l. Irwin, Agent !, &
State Fair Soticc-Gcorgc Hook. l.E,.I
Seventh Ward Illatnc md locnn Club.
State Fair Premiums George Hook. q.
Sixth War! Blaine md Logan Club.
Opeta lIoase-Gnus English OPEN Company.
Scholars of'thc Bcllnirc Schools-IIead Of Local
Observation-Disclosures page. -. ~
Gnnd Rally OF the colosed Rcpublicans-Fourtl
page. ...,r-
Attention, rlumed KMlehts-Fonrih page. :.
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As .isTxsssrIsn EPISODE.

| r -
"Hartsays descend totricts lint uhoultl
tlisbar me. L say that he llas made suci,
miscellaneous in his paper rs should
cause him 10 be kicked out OF this com.
munity."
Referring to the editorial on the second
page Of the ISTRLLIGENcEI yesterday
morning, he said "Hart either wiltuily
falsiiied the matter or he didn't know what
he was talking about when no wrote 1t. Is
Mr.. Hart IN the audience ?"
AIr. Hart-"fes, strt Eam here"
Mr.. Wilson-.Como to the platform"
Hundreds OF Yoicesv'Ycs, 60 to the
platform, Mr.. Hart" H.
Mr.. Hart made his way to the platform,
and Wilson continued: ~ say this article
is untrue. ind your paper falsifed 1t
when It went in there, " =. E! q g
Mr.. Hart; "You put mo upon my dc.
Tense, and yet refuse TO allow nc TO ,,aEa
a defense. You invited nc 10 the plat
form TO make a statement. nm here TO
make it. 1t will not consume much OF
your time" Here Chairman Simpson
suggestedto Nr. Hartthat this wasa Demo-.
cratic meeting and .eyinced considerable
nervous anxiety in the premises.
Ei"Yes,n replied Mr.. Hart. 1.I sui aware
Of that and cannot force You to alloy, me
to accept In fnll the invitation that Mr..
Wilson has extended to me publicly. He
ought TO have thought ot'tbls being o.
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- Tho following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed at Schnepf's
drugstore, Operillouse corner, yesterday
IA. ~, 90 712 81. 81; 5 Pm, So; p. ~,
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bought from the recent auction ,,,. T..
New York, We sell nj I5c, 81 10, 81 Is 81 " y,
g %, 500 aud s. w per pair. '>'"'
T. NJ. McGuIIS RI,
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Shirtfng FtnHnets,
our liannela, which We otter at SIC per
yard, arc worth 45c,
L. NJ. McGlLLIS K Co.
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WAR, WAR, WAR in rates. For cheap
Western tickets see L. c. NcidhNul, 1904
Market street, -
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Wan In rates to the West. See Louis
0, Neidharlt, 1904 Market street, S2"'
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THE BOILERS BREAK \ !. /, .
SECRETARY MAnTI MS VIEWS,
Dlsbanding Belmont Lodge will not Affect
} ths Association Mt LarEc-rhe Nailers In /.
the Wrong The Action Of tho nollers
Here a Surprise ut Other Points.

Tho announcement in yesterdays Dis.
patch OF the withdrawal Of Belmont Lodge
Of the Ainalgamated Association located at
Wheeling from the National Association,
caused no little surprise among members
Of the A. a. OF I. S. w. In this city, says
yesterdays Pittsburg D.pd,eh. 1t was the
subject Of general comment, as such an
action was little expected, and conse.
4uGntly rather puzzled even the officials
10 account f6r such step. Tho Amalga.
mated Association Inns long enjoyed the
reputation Of being one Of the strongest
and most consistent labor organizations in
this country, and this IL the first instance
In their history when such an action has
been taken without 1t being known be.
fore. G.I3
ut is ms much n surprise 10 me us It can
be. to any one" said Secretary William
Martin yesterday when spoken 10 about it.
u had not the slightest intimation that
anything was wrong in that lodge or that
theycontemplated leaving the Association
l knew nothing Of it until saw II in tho
MHpatch this morning. Had il been Viz.
glnia Lodge down there would not have
been so astonished, as knew there was
dissatisfaction concerning the discharge OF
those men ut the LaBelle works. But
even there I do notknow that they are dis.
satisfied with the Association. have no
official, notice that the announcement
nude is true, but am inclined to think
there is something in 1t, rs the resolutions
seem to DC straight enough, f-A
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

1.-THE Want. Soap is the bigges. of all
the best five cent bars, -
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To STEAL. an umbrella Is ut last crime.
But ii man steals bottle Of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup to cure his cough, can it be
called crime?
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FIvG cents yard buys . yard wide and
heavy upbleachcd muslin ut
I+i,s y L. NJ. McGlLLlN l. Co.'S. I
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TlIE Republican ladies Of the Seventh
ward will hold 4 meeting at the wigwam
on the old fair grouud, Tuesday evening,
September 10th, ut half past r. NJ. Every
lady is requested TO attend,
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Felt HATS and Banncts,
in all shapes and shades at
L. NJ. MCGIILIS 4 Cos,
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nv: do preferred, lb4; st. Paul, si,s; DO prsl
ierfed, lol5<;e Texas Hciec, IL X; Union Ihelfc,
AZ; United States EIrkss, u; W, 81. L. & p,
SN; DO preferred; ls&i Wells, Fargo EI,uss, 10;
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TOR SALE.

DOR SALE RESIDENCE AND
i. GROUNDS. y 3
;, oiier TOY sale my residence md grounds. No Y
North YORK street. The house contains nine ro1EL
TWO halls aud MI modern improvements such ~
ems. water, &c, ~ iiHtclnss order. IS
For terms. apply ut my office, No. IFS ChSrllua
street. or on the premises.
au2l - -',sET d, d, DDvESER
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OSE case dark prints, best make, &c pei
yard. Z. NJ. MCGILLIS & Co.
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C, 4, Hous, Esq.
ngAN SIR:9Phe Chipkerlng Plano and
D. S. Organ, represented by you ut the
State Fair just closed, has been awarded
tho first premium over all competitors
for its superior excellence,
7. O. EDWARDS, -
Supt. OF Musical Department,
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If you are going West, see Louis C.
Sridhardt, 1904 Market street, for cheap
tickets,
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HsADAcnE;isS overcome by St. Jacobs
/. Oil, the lightning pain-cure. Price fifty
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TIE West Virginia State Fair awarded
the Diebold Sufc and Look Company, Of
Canton, Ohio, the first premium OH fire
proof safes, burglar lined.
GEORGE LIVINGSTON, Agent.
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Colored Cnil,niercs,
OF our own importation, is inches wide
we sell ut 81 90 per yard.
L. NJ. McGlLlIS T. Co, .
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Have you kidney or liver trouble, .dys-
pepsia or headache? Try the DR.. Thomas
Pill: May be taken for years without pro-
dncing constituting or Otherwise Injurious
effects.
Warranted strictly vegetable, almost
painless and perfectly safe under all con.
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Hon. FRgp pnuGLAss, the eloquent
colored orator and champion OF his race
will address the citizens OF Martins Ferry
and vicinity, ut Walnut Grove, on Mon
day afternoon, September ooa, at 2
O'Clock, being the occasion OF the celcbra-
ton Of the Emancipation Proclamation by
the lamented Lincoln. An admission fee
will be charged. \
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GOT Sale.

lClTY PROPERTY FOR SALE.-TlIE
~ undersigned hus for sale OH Caldwell, Ran
piece 81 ground consisting OF several lots, par, being
good quarry. II not sold before Saturday October
hing u 10 O'Clock A. NJ be offered ut public nile o.
me premises, in lots 70 suit purchasers Fur tuf.
Iher particulars enquire Of Denis 0kGrile OF loha
I. Lakin, or the subscriber,
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a1c,u Advertisements.

r osr-P0tKETBoOK.
On Thursday evening or Friday morning. small
| Leather lOckrtbook containing about StiS Il
! money and notes Of rnat yh.uc 10 The Dwyry i
reward Of SIS 90 will he given II the bark and O.
tents nre returned 10 the owner Ut lUly Eau ,,N,t
city: ROBERT MllLER
self aHT"..
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NEW loET, September l5.-There has heen mon,
da!Hs IN all departments esiecfr,fy In the rnarrs,
~ JoGbing hinds Agents Ind very good auoin
o. orders which included very fair iissr,mCni al
staples and seasonabe specinllics ana the bllsin,s
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NO EFFECT on THE ASSOCIATION.
"Will their action have any effect OIL the
association" was asked?
"None whatever. We regret 10 see
them take such action, il they hare done
50, but it will not affect the association in
the least" :"
"How many members belonged to the
Belmont lodge?"
~ am not positive. Something over
one hundred, think. Possibly l25.
cannot tell exactly without looking at the
books in the Office" 49,
docs the majority rule in such acase ?"
"lf you have reference to the adoption
OF the resolution, l will answer yes; but
ten members can hold the charter and
continue the lodge ii they SO desire"
GLOW about the charge that the asso-
citation had something TO do with forcing
the action ?" .
"Well, that could not be. As l have
told You, | knew OF no trouble between
the two classes ut that mill, rs the boilers
had not asked that the nnilers be compel
led to make the demand for the higher
rate allowed for cutting steel. Probably
we will hear more about the matter to.
morrow"
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CMEAPf tickets to The West. See Louis
%. Neidhardt, y S04 Market street,
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TlIR NAiLEIts IN THE WRONG.

1.-THE difficulty or rather the cause OF the
action was the refusal of the nailers to
make demand for the 20 percent add.
tional allowed by the scale for cutting
steel nails, There is no question about the
fact that steel is much harder to cut than
iron according to the testimony OF those
who have worked both, and think the
nailcrs had right to demand the extra
price, md had they done SO they would
have gotten it. The boilers, ! suppose in
revenge for the nailcrs' refusal to 10 make
the demand, decided to break up the
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--HEN =
This Settles II,

CHEAP rates to any point in the West.
See l.. 9. Neidhardt, 1904 Market street. L
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Cur rates to tho West, For tickets see
l.. C. Seidhardt.
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dorsey Caps
are all the rage, and are sold at &c each
at i. NJ. McGILLlS & Co.'S.
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BRApFoEp, Pa, September IA-Crule oil: ,otal
runs Saturday md Sunday 777,7(5 bnrrnls: total
shipments s1,7si barrels: charters lI2sJ barrels,
cleAn'llceS $3.50 900 barrels National Transit &C.
lltieates opened at 10 and closed ut IKE; h!shes
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JUDGE RRANSoN's SPEECH

SUNNI AsassoH srhetii.
Owing to the la;cnc-3 OF the hour, JUDGE
Brannon spoke but briefly. lie alluded
early in his remarks 10 the l!irol Of '7G,'
and used bis favoritc figure OF the devil
reproying sin, applying il 10 the Rcpubli-
can platform us usual. !.
Unfortunately for himself several hun.
dred man remained in The audience when
the speaker reached the subject OF the
tariff. In the course OF his remarks he
frankly admitted his ignoran nae OF tic
practical workings OF tie tariff. but said
he you'd come 10 the men Interested in
the subject i9r Information ii elected. The
larlil lliShl ne one 81 lhe ntqsL impoFlant
sIp,yels uiouirmt nsiale !he L9hsreSs Of
N Mi.,ei ~, a,S@ulS nemIIgsr ielectet: ne
;nnnt WY s .,e a;' ~ tInJ rtaqe sR prom,
'nst. u. iHlae ~ a. @ ,aey hot haa
=. ~. ao!soot IL, ,ole !enrs
fa"9. Tas wv i HV,,S.'.y UNUSED, whose
tact. W. + ''a ~ wv lle!n pvpr9-
MI KIN. ~ Xxx ;InnesH '9htls WnrfI
, ,at I ho n,ots iu nn,; lle carseu
liz ..na w NeiiEIlH,lft ~ pol.uy ~ roiee!ioh
n Mas aesiionstRG iu' - I,Etf IRON itrnaces
Ie.mS oa. u e, .ha ~ E4;, uralyeea w.
u 1890 "tn W ~ H. en .h,n anaiga NHu Silll
ro uv's ,h G o oo , RI" nm Mha
ri. Triiupint Hils uuous ia spe"hcr ala not
me nehlacr ai PATTY ~ not.
tenn Of nroteet ieu IS bssr N ss
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~, IITtsvil1E September l5.-Sntional Transit cor.
liicates opened nj .g11Ic: hlshcs, 7y!i4c; loves,
i5St!c; closed at fy4c- Shipments for The. entirr
oil regions S,19i barrels; runs for the entire ali
regions IG.96i barreis: Shart0M Ay,7 barrcls -
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From. this lie passed into a biblical
figure, likenins the Democracy TO The
children Of Israel in the Wilderness, but
declaring they stoud ON larlan's strand.
After he sat down the band played, and
Mr.. Simp:on presented Judge JOHN Iran
non, Democratic candidate for Congress.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-16

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-16

NEW FoRK September l5-Noney easy Mt In.
percent closed offered ut percent. Prime mcrcan
tiic paper S,fa6H percent Sterling Exchange
banEers' bills stcnIly ut 81 s.; denaud 81 80,
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-16

1Eorcnlents Of I,oats md tho Stage of watpF
s-3 Here 4nll Elsewhere, sa'
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-16
1.-Two Stock,
Petroleum,

CINCINNATI, O., September lj.-Iive hogs firm
srs' . 6Vn0 W; receipts $50 head; shipments g.