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CLOSE on HIS TRACK.
John Eonnn. of Charleston, Denies Some Of

John Honnn, OF Charleston, Denies Sone of
"Wndy" Wilson's Statements.
Mr.. John Roman, q well known Irish
American citizen Of Charleston, arrived in
tho city yesterday morning. lie is the
gentleman that "Windy" Wilson paid 50
much attention to in his hannguc at The
Capital Monday evening. A reporter OF
the ISrELlIGEScEn learning OF Mr.. Romans
presence in the city, called OH him and
showed him the report OF what Mr.. Wilson
had said about him. Lookin. the papcr
over fora few seconds, he said, "Ncarlv all
these statements are false. Mr., Warren
and myself were candidates before DEM
ocraticf convention for the Office OF City
Sergeant. Mr.. Warren secured the nomfi-
mutton. Wilson, I see, says that did
everything in my power to beat Warren.
1t is true Il Republican was elected but
not by reason OF any work l did asa;nst
Warren. | voted Tor him with an omen
ballot something Wilson never docs, bv
the way, )as can prove by the Judges and
clerks OF the election. ! did not work
against Warren at the polls or anywhere
else" g &
"Wilson says that you are to-day trying
TO defeat Delaney, nm lrishnan and a
Democrat, who isa candidate for the office
Of Sheriff OF kanawa." "a, NJ
''Delanoy iG not an Irishman. WhilcI
nm opposed to him 1t is orstrons personal
reasons that arc well known to the people
OF Charleston" y i5,te,S
,,l,i"Wilson says that you were a strong nd.
herent Of hist that you asked him to up.
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TIN Fifth ward Blaine and Logan Club
will hold their regular meeting at their
hall Tonight. A full attendance Is de-
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NlcturH for The klDniunsii c y

1t took more premiums Mt the State
Fair last week than all other machines
combined.
Out OF fifteen entries they walked away
with twelve first premiums and one second
premium, which can be proven by the
premium cards ut their office or the Sccre-
tary's books, Notwithstanding their com.
petitors labored hard to rob the "Domcs.
tic" Of its well earned victory.
Every lady who visited our State Fair
last week were loud in praise OF the "Do-
nestle Sewing Machine, and the bcauti-
full work exhibited ut their booth, and will
long remember the elegant work done on
the light running and popular Domestic
Sewing Machine.
Their coy office is at 10 Twelfth street,
Wheeling, ". Va. Don't fail 10 call on
them before buying machine and cx-
anime the domestic"
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HEASOSS FOR TIE RESULT.

In one or two wards prominent gentle.
men, in few cases members OF Council,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ordinance. There
was also some work done for it, hut not
much. The arguments used in favor Of
rttliylnS the oruinanc" were that the loan
would merely effect n saving Of tho differ
ence between a percent and percent
interest. The principal reason given for
voting against it, and the feeling which
resulted in its defeat, was the, desire to re.
hnEe what seemed to be generally con
sldered the proilieatc and spen0thrit
management OF the city finances by Coun-
ell and the Board Of Public Works. /,
was also stated frequently by voters that
mad the sum authorized to he funded in
the loan been merely sufficient to meet
outstanding Indebtedness, they would
have voted for ratification, but there was
a balance provided for which they feared
would be sqnandcrnd us other money has
been in the past.
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9akitg go,uder.
TEST YOUR BAKING POWDER qn.DA

r,,. $500 I'VE TEST: |T-f'8T7l- z No.
rin"vo ean ton down on hot stove unit, he,t. n
onirrn lhs cover and smell clIc,nist ~ ny, y
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:LolcALlnLnlEv1rlII:Eiis.
MATINEE at Charley shay's this aitsr.

sss~
CITY. NJ V y 4 n &
MATINEE at Charley Shay's this after.
TIE .'Black Eagles" will meet tonight
for drill. a big turnout is requested.
Tnr Junior Knights were out last night
with odrum corps Of their own that made
first class music. ii gS s.s, Z, n N
jim WooD, the Irish miner OF Indiana,
will speak at the First ward club room to.
night. All the workingnen should hear
him. EFit 4 .ig 4iIg =
TIN Fifth ward Blaine and Logan Club
will hold their regular meeting at their
hall tonight. A full attendance Is de.
sired. .l5
Ev.Rr member OF tho Veteran Blaine
and Logan club Is expected TO meet ut tho
Black Eagles hall this evening at 1850
o'clock. E
The fancy cradle rallied of ut tho fair
by Mrs. +. faris was drawn by tick.
Ct No. II, held by Mr.. John Lucas, Of
Wellsburg.
Miss Luclla White, OF Emmcttsburg,
Md, who for the past two weeks las been
lhegucst OF Mrs. w.. N. Lynct, Of the South
Side, returns home today.
SNEAK thieves entered the saloon OF
Frank Norm, ut 224l Market street, last
night, In tho absence OF the proprietor,
and stole $40 from the till. r,H-I.t
TIE First ward Blaine and Logan Clul,
will hold II meeting this evening a full
/ attendance is requested, ny important
business will be brought before tic club
-, A PASSENGER car on the River road Jump
: ed the track on the trcstln south OF tic
: creek yesterday forenoon, but no damage
] was done beyond slight jolting Of the
! passengers. I'D.
, THERE is on exhibition In the window
! Of Mrs. S. S. kisncr's millinery store, or
Main street, some very fine embroidery
t the work Of Miss Ncwlinm and her pupils
/, It attracts considerable attention.
] TnE United States District Court 70,
, this State will meet in this city Wcdncs
day, September g, with Judge Jackson OF
/: the bench. The session will be for I'll,
:, purpose OF attending TO criminal lusincs.
:, exclusively, and Il grand jury will be sum
! moncd.
Tue attendance ut the open air cOnccr
1 ut Capitol Square last night was not up tt
. the average, hut the audience was large!
;. tlmn could be expect .donshort notice IN,
after ten days Of amusement md politica
excitement. The programme was yer,
enjoyable one, and the Opera House bant
p rendered it finely.
Hos. FRED DOUGLASS, the cmincn
!, colorcd orator, will deliver IN address o,
. Emancipation Mt the Opera House Monda,
/, night. The committee in charge Of tn,
affair have also prepared an immense pro
grNmmo for the evening The two colore,
u glcc club md brass band will rende
= music. Everybody should turn out an,
y hear the distinguished orator.
y RESERVED seats will he placed on sale a
). Banners music store this morning for III,
n engagement OF Gruu's Opera Company Il
I the Opera House Friday and Saturda,
+ evenings and Saturday afternoon. "Tht
/ Little Duke,' "Olivette" and eth,
+ Queens Lace Handkerchief" will be III,
o operas, in the order named. The compan,
: is highly spoken OF, the operas are all pop
, ular ones, and 10 doubt the rush for scat!
will be big one.
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sTHEsLOANs REJECTED
ny ~ VERY DECIDED MAJORITY.
ALight Vote Polled aud only Three Wards
Fall to given Majority Against 1satiaea- 4
ton OF the Ordinnncc-The Trouble
md Expense ali for Nothing. Fl

3 !. .. =
The election yesterday, Ms to the ratiG-
CATION or rejection OF tho Loan ordinance,
commenced at 0 o'clock in the forenoon
ind the polls closed at 5r.M. The tickets
being short and the vote In all the wards
very light, the counting WINS quickly COM
pletcd, and the official returns, showing Il
decided majority for the rejection OF the
ordinance, were all in by hali.past seven
o'clock. Three Of the eight wards, the
Second, Third and Fifth, gave small ma.
joritics for ratification. In tho other five
wards the result was pretty strongly the
other way. In the First, Sixth ind Eighth
wards the loan proposition WIS literally
SHOWED under" Following arc the OIL
cial returns from the several wards, and
the result in general:
THE VOTE ny WARDS,
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On Monday+some person set fire 10 a
dead stump on the farm OF Samuel Smith,
OH the ridge road in Liberty district, about
Il mile from Clinton, and the fire was COM
municated to the very dry grass around
and ran through II. like finder, catching
finally in II row OF hay stacks on the edge
OF the field. All the hay, about ten tons,
was consumed before the fire could be
rhcrEeI 80 Lars- s.-Ir-- n Nss5I' re
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4 wnr Worn veteran Surprised,

Another holder OF Il part OF ticket Ii, 1865
drawingS75, 900, August 18th, in the Louisi-
ana State Lottery, collected his money
yesterday. Mr.. Louis Seymour presented
his ticket, drew his check and was per
fectlv cool and pleasant. lie is native
Of Memphis, and was at the battle OF
Shiloh under Gen. Beaurcgard. Hishcalth,
impaired in the army, was much worse
and he came here TO benefit himself, and
he has worked on the Worlds Fair build.
ings in New Orleans. lie has stuck to it
steadily for nearly five months. He be-
iieved in luck, and never Jailed to pur-
chase ticket in the Louisiana State Lot
tery.-Ne'c Orleans Picayune, Auyust lG,
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The loss on the Mcl.ain building by the
recent fire has been adjusted BY the in.
surance companies, and the policies can.
cclcd. The policies were written by an
agent Mt Warren, Ohio, Il relative, 1t is
said, OF the Messrs. McLain, ut one per.
cent, while the Wheeling agents Of the
company charged two percent. The loss
was estimated ut $27S. The loss OF J. A..
II. Parsons, tho photographer, remains
unsettled, ind the other individual losses
are not 81 ye. determined. 3,fyt
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The Panhandle Railway announces
special cheap excursion to Cincinnati and
return on Wednesday, Sept. 18th, 1854.
In addition 10 the Industrial Exposition,
eScursIonists will have the opportunity to
witness the grand symbolical pagcantry OF
the Order Of the Cincnnatus to take place
on the evening Of the above day. Trains
will leave Wheeling at 500 a. NJ, arriving
ut Cincinnati Mt 2:2a5 i. NJ. Tickets will be
good returning by any regular train, stop
ping at destination OF passenger, until
Monday, September %. Fare for round
TRIPS. NJ
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The following named jurors have been
drawn and summoned for Part II OF the
Circuit Court, TO serve OIL and after Mon
day, Scptembero2:
Wm. faris, John Wager, Walter Marshall,
jr., John Given, W. Miller, W. n. Camp
bell, Jos. G. Black, James Orr, II. W. KEEL
ly, Jacob Weis, II. White, Elmer Mich
OILS, Sam Grow, Geo. llibberd, Ed. G. Mar
tin, Jos. I. PAUL, Chas. Hill, L. r. Brooks,
Geo. kitson, Robt. Magee, James Nichols,
Thos. Cartwright, James Dixon, John NJ.
Bell, Charles Beuter, VIC Shorts, Jos.
Phillips, George Richards, John Farley,
David Morgan X ~ y u IN
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irion Election,

..B4 The annual meeting OF the stockholders
Of the Nrion society was held last evening
: at the club house on tho South Side. The
following were elected MS directors to
serve during the. coming year: Messrs.
I. G. Stifcl,EJ. G. Hoffman, ST., +. Rcistcr,
Charles ~. Appen2eiler, ) Adam Hess,
Q. Ornold, Henry ,Blumcnburg, l.. Dcch-
ert, Fred tSchwertfcger, and L. Reister.
The Boarl will organize next week and
proceed ITO map I0ut ~ programme for
Rulusements for the coming season.
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Justice Arklc Inst evening had before
him William Burns, charged with assault,
and Edward Meyers, as accessory. Hc
fined Burns $40 and costs, and mn appeal
was taken by Col. W. W. Arnctt, Burns
attorney. Meyers was fined IS and costs.
1t seems that these two men assaulted
NJ. C. Church mt the Elm Grove stable
Tart Friday night and so used him upthat
he felt CALLED upon to invoke the laws
protection. IA. 3 5-fs sT2' 4;
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Mr.. YIN. Thomas, OF Newton, H., saws:
My wife has been seriously affected with
a cougl, for twenty-five years, and this
spring more severely than ever before. She
l'ad used many remedies without relief
a m;. being urged to try DR.. Kings New
discovery, did so, with most gratifying re.
suits. The, first bottle relieved her vcry
much, and the second bottle has absolute.
y cured her. She has not had so good
health for thirty years" Trial bottles lOe
AZ Logan L Co.'s drug store, Large size
wy - WV aVt1A, y, y, IA AWR1W ",
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O'Le,,ry tr;tI,,.

KANSAS Cry, September lG.-Danicl
oLeary, the pedestrian, started tonight
in the attempt to make four hundred
miles in one hundred consecutive hours at
the National Bank building, Ninth and
Walnut streets. O'Lcary win soon 90
into training for u six days match with T.
!. Weston, which probably will occur in
New York or San Francisco,
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Alexander Wilson, roustabont WHO n
few months ago in Il drunken quarrel cut
Frederick; JOY, was arrigncd in Part OF
the Circuit Court yesterday morning, and
tried to,a jury. llo admitted the cut
ting, hut said he was intoxicated, and
was not actuated by malice. His trial
consun,td Just an hour and n hall, and he
was io,lnil guilty. and sentenced to the
penitcntiary at Moundsville for one year.
The papers were at once made out, and
Wilson will be taken down to Moundsvile
this morningby Deputy.Sheriir Blanchard.
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This evening at Capitol square Col.
William Alurrill, prominent orator and
journalist Of Washington, D. c., and IN
ex.member. OF the Louisiana Legislature,
will address the Colored Republicans aud
other voters OF Wheeling and vicinity ut
the north front Of the Capitol. Col. Muir
rill arrived yesterday. lie is an intcli-
gent, wcll.posled man and very good
talker His speech this evening Should
be heard by everybody. Capt. Ham
Davis's company OF Blaine and Logan
guards will turn out, headed by The
plumed Knights colored drum CORPS.
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Hon. FRED DOUGLASS tho eloouent
colored orator and champion OF lis racc
will address the citizens Of Martins Ferry
and vicinity. at Walnut Grove, on Mon
day afternoon, September Y, at .
o'clock, being the occasion Of tho calebra,
ton OF the Emancipation Proclamation BY
the lamcntcd Lincoln. An admission fee
will be charged. :.,,5g T.. 3 - Z.
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NERVOUSNESS, Nervous Debility, Men.
rra!gia, Nervous Shock, St. Vitus Dance
Prostration, and all diseases OF Nerve Gen.
cratlvc Organs, are all permanently and
radically cured by Aliens Brain Food, tho
great botanical remedy. 81 pkg. 6 for s.,
AZ druggists, or by mail from J, II, Allen.
SIS First Ave, New York City. rrhsaw
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A nSrronluer" ut HellaIre,

7oHe NN0T q ne 1N1tlllRhlfer, ~ 7-I-7 Is
Sln:-Alexander Sullivan, cs,Prcsident
OF the Irish National League OF America,
will speak at Bcllaire, September "a. Mr..
Sullivan is "thc biggest card in the deck"
This meeting VII DO . scrcamer, "and
don't you forget it, T.,
I s.. CIairsrilh, O, Sept. 10. ~
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C,,ticllra.
C,,ticl,ra.
Sal salt I. RRIZHE;lZkA
And Every Species Of Itching and
Burning Diseases Positive.
ly Cured, 2'S

ECZEMA. or Salt Rhcum, with It's ngonixine Itch.
I lng aud burning, Instantly relieved by a WARM
hath with Cnt!cura Soap, md n single application
daily. with two or three Roses OF Cutcura fesolv.
ent the New blood Purifier, to keen the blood cool
the respiration pure and unirrlta,ng, the bowels
open, the liver nni kidneys nct!ve. Will speedily
irIrl!iis Scaled Head. nlllldru aud every sccIrs
Of hing. Scnly, and plmply llumon OF tic Scnlp
and Skin when the best physicians and all known
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LARGEST line Of Fall and Winter
Goods in the city, comprising 300 differ
cnt Patterns Of Suitings, 100 different
Patterns of pnntalooningS, and 80 differ.
ent Patterns of OycrcoHtinss. Made mp
in best style nj {. HESS u SONS.
No. 1921 l. 1923 Market 81.
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INDICATIONS.

WIsillSGroS, ,. G., September Ill 80
A. N. SF0r Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
partly cloudy weather, with local show
ors, Stationary temperature, southwest
TO northwest winds. ~ -
Eor-the Lower Lakes, generally fair
weather with westerly winds and nearly
stationary teMperAtllre. =.
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ASA woRElSGMAN's FRIEND.

Mn. II. b. AsxEw, late Assistant Post.
master Mt Baltimore, said some time ago:
" Having had occasion TO try DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup, | unhesitatingly pronounce
it the best remedy l ever used. a small
bottle relieved me OF severe cold"
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Reduction OF Wages,

\ \ PlIlLAnELplllA, September 16.-A spe.
cial dispatch tothe Press from ,Johnstown
Pa, says notice was posted ut the Co.
lnmbia Iron Works announcing reduc.
ton Of wages Of from 10 to 20 percent.
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On Saturday, September Goth, the p,
G. Il st. j.. Ry. Co. will sell excursion
tickets to Pittsburgh, for all regular trains,
ut rate OF 81 so for round trip. Tickets
good Tor return passage Monday, Sep
tpmbnr 30 Ms0sN-. I-rr.. .-.l- - :.
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!. Thermometer l,rcor,l.

Tie following shows the range OF the
thermometer us observed Mt Schncpis
drug store, Opera House corner, yesterday:
IA. NJ, Gl0; II NJ, 81; 8 +. NJ, 81; I r.'M.,
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a FEW MATTERS DENIED.

& MI. FEW MATTERS DENIED.
"For n time. In Il quiet way. nj the al.
vice OF. my friends ! did support him for
we nomination UNI ~ oscali.e necessary
,v,ake s,tnu 10 pei"etn nun aliu yen.
" aus. Mneh ! iau loylnaKe choice l
ngciaIcu unaesi!a'nS'y i9r aus, US my
,tishus knew ! Woula no from ne start.
~ y ID ny .tue tliat ! ever askea MN lor
INC os,''I m " ia''i ,I "A iticnu o. mlnc'
T. IT. ~ "a. neaE ~ ~; na usM mn. however
IN ny S'e a, =, ms a e.I9''9 70 "ppot INC,
m ny SUI ~ Mou'u no y, NJ leasi 80
pr: boukin ,hlotli'e M,,I INC. Not only iha',
bnt u nu,hper ioi WILSON'S lriehus nave
iola nv .i'a ~ ne nus aeG'afeu since ms
M .e ,a ,"vt no WouM nave given me
lne pa'e .', ,,ao suppo..;Su NM :, Names
cnl' W sne;, :" w Susia'"te .tas. ~ IL laisc
.iat wa, y. ~ ,' Mnet..hs "9rins Ihe con-
vea' ~ r, 10 i,clp .oi1! 10 neie"t nm. l
was III E,al!es'o'' ~, .llat tline. any one
IN NV " n ,nsn ,,., "n'es"''oh hhows 1hat
WHY .., w nete .ien,
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Qlt(eI: Auttelli2etteer,
0nlcc, Nos. 20 and Fl Fourteenth Street.
New Advertisements.

I.ost-rocSetbooi,
Gntn! Rally OF the Co orcd Republicans.
wuntel-Encrctic statesmen. eaI1
For Sale NJ Inrgi!n--Finc I.nGGy.
Card OF Thanks-porc,ls Society. =
For Snic--llouscs--G. o Smith. 0,
Barb6tinc Warc-kirk's Art Store.
Feather Dustcrs-Ewing BrnS. =
pnlntihg-Mrs. Jns. L. wilkinson.
Flnnu For Snle-F. ". banner,
~ Have Sutlrrcd"-Thr,l page.
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point you janitor Of tho Capitol III case q
his election; that he told you that he was
making no pledges, and that then you
went to work to beat him, going SO far as
to como here and work against him in the
convention held in this city that nomi.
mated him. s- s.f5 4 ! 4 Z. !,
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Tie editor Of the Iowa Slaais-An.eiqcr,
Des Nloincs, Iowa, states that he wus
cured OF severe rheumatism by st. jacobs
Oil, the great pain-curc. so cents bottle,
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TIE WANING CAMPAIGN.
Demonstrations tins " cox md In the Me-;
.. Future.

d cni0nstr ntions tins NcuK md In the Ncar
Future.
The Plumcd Knights held MI important
business meeting at Lincoln Club last
night. 1t was decided to 90 to Mounds
vile tomorrow night to assist in opening
the Congressional campaign in this district
for that splendid nominee General Golf,
who will make his first speech in the dis
trict for this campaign. He is Just from
Maine, where he has been doing excellent
work. Hon. John W. Mason, OF Grafton,
will also speak on this OCCASION. 1t will
be Il great meeting. While the clubs OF
this city will not 90 as Il regiment it is
probable that they will nearly all 20 down.
The l'lumed knights appointed commit
tee to arrange for special train. To-
morrow's paper will contain all informa-
.tion about its departure and return, and
the rate. The AIoundsvillc people want
to make the meeting rs much OF boom
rs possible, and in case they contribute TO-
wards band one will be taken down.
The Bcnwood club will join the Wheeling
clubs. 1t is desirable that Marshall county
be given good start, and NIL that can 90
down should turn out in full uniform.
The Knights also decided to 20 10
Bridgeport on Friday night and attend
the Big Bill Gibson demonstration. They
vii! assemble at the club room ut I o'clock
prompt on that evening to march over.
Other invitations were received but not
accepted at last nights meeting.
Tho Executive Committee was appoint
ed 10 wait on the State Executive Commit.
tee to learn cxactly OH what date General
Logan would be here and to specially in
vte four clubs from other cities to
participate in that demonstration as the
guests Of the Knights also to arrange for
entertaining them. The clubs to be in
vited arc from Steubenvillc, parkersburs,
Pittsburgh and Washington-JctIcrson Col
lese Several other matters were consid-
cred and disposed Of.
4 pleasant interruption was the intro.
duction of Slim Woods, the Irish miner
from Indiana" who spoke for about fifteen
minutes, urging the club to work. He
afterwards paid the Black Eagles visit.
He is a splendid campaign stumpcr and
expects TO do good work in this State. His
views Oh the tariff are sound and common
sense and his manner carries conviction
will hiS ramorl.a u-
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ES.RY member OF tho Veteran blaine
and Logan club is expected to meet ut tho
Black Eagles hall this evening at 1880
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Gibson ut bridgeport

On next Friday evening General "Bill"
Gibson is TO address Republican meet
ing at Bridgeport. His name alone will
insure large meeting. Large delegations
arc going over from Wheeling and coming
from adjacent Ohio towns. Preparations
are being made for excursion trains on the
Cleveland, Lorain Il Wheeling railroad
and the Cleveland & Pittsburgh railroad.
A special brass band has been secured,
and each individual Bridgeportcr who has
any pride in his town is expected to illu.
inmate and decorate in style belittins
the occasion. Bridgeport has plenty Of
good stuff to get up Il rcd-hot wide awake
time. This is a matter in which every
citizen is interested and especially the
business men. Hang your Chinese Ian
terms OH the outer walls. Burn your
Greek fire and show your ncishbors that
Bridgeport is as full OF vim in Republican
principles rs she is in her business inter
ests. Where the one is, there the other is
bound to be, g7n
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