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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-14

Flour sulphur, 4s5c,; Essential oils, st Louis
medicines, rebate on list; L. ID. f,uid extracts,
~ per cent. OF; Prescription walls, per case
so and 10 per Of on; do, broken 30 per CT. on.
Lard oil, 7OeoS).
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-14
LAW CARDS.

ID Oss Il ROSS, Attorneys and Counselors a,
III Law, Terrell building, Main street, Fort
Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-14

Sroccrica
=, MkAIs-Susar cured hams, ltAc; RCcB,
bacon, lScs Use. bacon, loAc... 4. q. dry salt,
10: =
LARD-Tierces, exc; 20 and Snn cans, pkc,
nn cant, !vc.; iun cans, lossc; Oh cana. 1910,
cans, lc'SN
CoryEk--S,ommon iic.; ordinary. iis<c
fhir, 1875, prime Rio, lSG fancy, las. old
government Java, S0kc.; Afhuckles' Ariosa,
'oiss xN iS,n.r,s, .o,so. ,rnro,.- .o~,r
HuqAR--Finc powdered. bbls. N,sc.; do,
hslfbble., loc.; out Loaf. e,Sc,; gfanuiated
standard NC: Louisiana srnuulated, Stce,.
standard A. So; choice white, s; yellow cIars.
ned. 1sf@Sc.
KIcx-l louisiana, 6e!c.
FISH Mnckerel. Ion kits, No. !. ol.lb; No.
y Sl.oc half bbls. No. 4, E0o No. a eo,0Os
White rsh, No. l, hlf. bbls,, Gr,9S; No, q, t6.ss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-14
HOTELS.

WYE TAKE THE OPPORTUNITY OF IN
w forming the public, our irlends ana pat s,,
has its uoors open for the accommodating OF
the hungry and weary, travellers, etc, RATES
81 to sl.25 per day. Board and lodging % 70 20
per week. Table board "a per week. We eat
be found in the rear OF the elegant now three
story brick, which is being built as an adui.
ton to the house, southeast corner pnohc
snuare RowLAsD & MosELEY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-14

nR. w. w. RoUTH, HoMEoPATHIsT.
- office and residence Third street, corner
Rusi. opposite the opera house. Office hours.
10 10 9; M; 2:SO to p. M; Sundays 10 to u
a. m. Telephone, No. 400.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-14
Country Produce.

Potatoes-lrish, new, per bushoi, 81 20.
sack, ~ Do; Sweet, per bnshel, 81 zoe. vn.
875. Beans, II. y. med. bbls., &C.; large
lima, b,sc.; ANAL butter, s,sea5c. Pickles,
medium, per bbl., 50 or small, pcr bbl., $40
Cheese, half cream, is,xc.,x fuii cream, ise.
Peanuts. &c. Cder, haif.bbi.. % %. Cab
bage, none.
Young spring chickens, So 25sD---; Turkeys
" ooaplb oo;. 2eese, al aco "; Ducks. o. 0oe
Eaop-Pcr dozen, lSc.
Fresh country butter, choice, II; Creamery
SiaEHc., old butter. seIOo.; oloomarga
rine, $50,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-14
TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.
MONEY.

Nww yopy. May l3.--Money lending n
oT,ossd aasI. prime mercantile paper fe.oss:
Sterling exchange barely STEADY !" o"
sisn' GoyxRsxEsr sEcURlTfEs. a.,
49, uay l3-closed NJ the foi-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-14
srRAYED OR sroIrs

I'WESSr l-FivE DOLLAR REWARD
the return of Jersey heller yeariipr. coior
SOLID iawn, no marks or brnnd. LOST ON tha
merning OF the oh instant. from my vsrd In ln
ro'' "o''". FRANK l.. TwofDIy,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-14
I-scELLAsEous.
I SORTS

4 ia as1E TOWN sTocx.
ocai isf' ssI plenty 81 e erass,
sllufs sa -, part OF city
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-14

x A. BRAND, ATTORNEY AND LAND
v. agent, Temple, Texas. Special attention
given to adjustment and collection of claims
and TO all commercial business.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-14
HACK LINES.

- p. ROWE, MINERAL WELLS, PALo
=. Pinto county, Texas, runs the finest Con
cord coachea TO and from Mi1lsap, CONNECT
Ing with all trains. and Is prepared TO furnish
travellers with teams TO any point AZ spec'ai
rates.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-14
I'VE STOCK JOURNAL.

,,,Xxy LIVE STOCK JOURNAL; -'Ihe iir !, i
HVW naper in the world deSoted
Iuv exclusively 10 the Interest s, q
u \iiye stock ON the range. Edi'
lulAuN ted BY practical co ,,,i1a 80
uniaue and Indispensable. s ss
n war q ,agesl Id columns. sample copisis
r srsc adapess The Texas Live Stock 'oarhsi'
Fort Worth. Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-14

For refrieerators and water c |pIna
chesp ear 20 to the Fort Worth CninA
Company.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-14

cattle about two dollars per head Ioss than
the above quotations. NJ Is n n
The above prices are for herds Of 100 hsed
such cattip ~ thoee raised In thb oQunt1o0'
embraced In the following feryttorYi West
Of theTexns central RAILWAY poftk - 3 liu4
3 line drawn north and youth 011k Un1M ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-14
Now orieans.
Futures closed quiet but steady.
New York.

Nsw ,YoRx. May ~, - COTTON - spo,
closed quiet.
Bales 81.
Quotations unchanged.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-14
LAND AGENT.

DETER g. RUCKER q co., BELToS.
i Texas, Land and General Agents. Sole
proprletors OF the Abstract OF Bell county
GLIDING surveying and conveyancing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-14

nURNEY HOUSE, BONHAm, TEXAS
Is The undersigned takes pleasure IN , az,
nouncing TO his old friends and ne PUBIC and
Ssvaii" r novn hotel PROPERTY. and will be pre-
pared To entertain the travelling public wi.h
iirst-c class accommodations in every aePaI,n ~
ment of the motel business, ! nnye ~, aaso and
coinmodious sample 70 oms fitted up express
lv fnr tha benefit OF commercial travellers.
y "a. l., WILLIAMS, proprietor
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-14

LIVERPOOL, May H. CoTToS-spot closed
steady. Quotations unchanged.
Yesterday. To-day.
Ordinary ..,.....b 5-l6 3 N-iG
Good ordinary,....-. jl-ig 1910
Low middiing ..... 10 10 Ul.lG
Middling uplands.., "a VA
Middling Orleans. ~ 6Jz
sales 1000, American 1900
Exports for speculation 200
Imports, 1000, American $50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-14

HAT Loose from wagon ~ OOselO 90 nor
ton; bale hay, $40 20 20 Il 90; corn, i0Di9Ie
eta. Oats, country, s0cS2,s cts. Bran, si.oo
@per 100. Chops, VI 90 per o lbs. Cotton
sond sasal, sl.0l y 100. Millct, per ton, riC
oil. Millet seed, Sec.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-14
NOW YORK.
,t..s Sr,rr

1tNt STOCK.
INV YORK. May is.-BKEvss-- Receipts
e.o, mainly TO city trade direct 10 Slaughter.
ers. small number changed hands ~ about
yesterday's prices. city slaughtered, beef
Sides sold slowly eealo.
Sursr-Receipts so, firm, steady. Ordl.
nary to prime clipped sheep 6,{asSs; clipped
yeafiings sssW5,k; spring lambs SHE'S ~
PRODUCE.
fIouR--Quiet.
unsettled; opened x TO x lower. latter re-
covered decline and advanced u to ~ ON
delivery alter June, closing weaker uu.
graded red 'o@i os; No. 3 rcd ol,S, No. . red
CosS-,spot lots IL to higher; options
70 8, closing weak; No, $ 6i,i; steamer g,s:
No uSiSa6S
UorfkE- spot, fair; Rio steady: or,,ons
more active, advanced 10 To Is points, owing
10 higher prices IN Havrc aud some demand
here TO cover; shorts close however, barely
sales. 1000 bags.
Rio No. -
MAY. neutrality-suspicious.. ,,,.,s sSS
sune'..-..'.. ....,...... 'SeeS \,
....,........,...-.-..... s4s 70
suGAn-auick, barely steady; Jamaica 5ss;
Cuba Muscovsdo az; Centrifugal q SIG; no.
lined cuict aud unchanged.
MohAssEs- Quiet but steady.
TAiiow--duli and weak, gu,
KosfN-Quiet, barely steady.
TunrKNTiSE..-Dull, S2sx@SS
| Rksf--Quict aud unchanged.
CUr MkArs-Dull and nominal.
| LARD--Weak; Western steam, spot, s 81
| as O..
| COTTON MARKETS.
COTTON RxoEfrTs AT ALL UNITED STATES
| PORTS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-14
.LIvE STOCK

S dSSY HORSE, YOUNG,
I,aa,,,v eryamiabie, any lady
"iea' Fort Worth Trans
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-14

rus wANrED-whL PAY
nv "a one need Apply except
~. lob will last ten or
ss.r,y TO John II walker,
- l ,'lscn county, TX.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-14
Grain.
Liquors.

wheat, choioe eooesl, medium, so1D
inferior, 6oas6Sc; oats, aO6ss2,sc; barley, $40
8c; corn, 4oabi3xc; ryS. taoo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-14
VOCATIONAL
Iolis FOR RENT.
IMPROPERLY FOR SALE,

RkEyr-Abrick store.house
N, aida dwelling-house ofslx
olnef Of King and Walnut
=, Texas. Address Z. o. box
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-14

NTECHANICsH HOUSE, BY M RS. NARY 4.
WI Moore, corner OF Thirteenth and Hoasto oo
streets. Table board $500 per weeK m n;sh "a
rooms nv dnY or week.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-14

tNERY ONE 70 SEE THE
lsa on HousOn street, where
! lever medicines can be
Anopay.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-14

fssS isIslEs ! MEoaAN.
s isp sus; dspring'haekss;;
ad f0urisssn1slh p s,Ins, !
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-14

(s s'sw HOTEL. JUST
Sssisa;s.. .s,.s Contains
,,I 4 ,dnt'c'san.aa sllrsqauiiHrser-
ISlArs vriis' hotel. Not
!. + streep-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-25

ton Of her people employed in manu-
features, Ohio leads her greatly in the
value Of her agricultural products. Ohio
raises half as much more corn ms Ken
lucky, four times as much wheat, six
times as much oats, four times as much Of
potatoes, and moro than five times as
much wool. The value Of ohio's dairy
product Is more than three times rs great
as Kcntucky's. Ohio has more swine and
twice as many horned cattle and horses.
In spite Of all this and more 10 the same
effect the Kentucky statesmen Of to-day
arc doing what they can 10 hold Kentucky
to tho free trade idea. The most illus.
trious Kentuckian in hstory-a man
whose fame will liye 80 long as this Re-
public sllall be remembcred-had very
different idea Of national economy.
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When Rome Did Howl,

ihHfddpnW fH%. i2stft n. II. 20 " rtTp 4
Rome n hundred years ago was town
where every doorstep was a sewer by day
and a possible hiding place for thieves by
night; where no woman durst cross the
street alone after dusk, and no man dared
to walk home unattended after 0 or 10;
where, driving about in her. gilded state
coach Of an afternoon, the Pretcndcr's
bride must often have met a knot Of PEG.
pie conveying stabbed man (the average
gave more than one assassination per day.
to the nearest barber or apothecary, the
blood Of tho murdered man mingling in
black ooze about the rough cobblestone
over which the coach jolted, with the
blood trickling from the disemboweled
sheep, hanging, easily in their heeces,
from hooks outside tho butchers and
checsemongers shops, 'e.SaN i3ii1
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Tho Farmers. Interest in Protected Manu-.
fnctures. liz.
The Democratic party places strong re-
lance on the vote OF agricultural commu-
mites, assuming that the farmers can for
ever be made to believe that the tariff robs
them for the benefit Of nufacturing
communities. Democratic speakers and
writers do not tell the people Of the cities
that they are robbed OF Sl,00O,000,O00 IL
year to support the farmers; and yet il
the first proposition be true the second
goes with it. ! TE
The Democratic hope is based on the
further assumption that farmers are not
reading and thinking, and that they are
not able to decide where their interest
Z, lies.
Ii there apy doubt OF the value to the
farming industry OF n protective tariff it
would be removed by the official Stats
i tics, as, the INrELLloENcER has repeatedly
shown. 1t has been shown that the value
OF farms, products and farm labor is high
est where farmers are iewest and the per-
SONS engaged in manufactures and mining
most numerous. This is true Of groups OF
States and counties. In our own
State Of West Virginia land in manufac-
turing counties is valued at IN average OF
SiS.S7 an acre; in non.manuiacturing
counties at Sl2.ls al acre. In tho adja.
cent States OF Ohio and Kentucky, OF
nearly equal territory, there is n very
striking diterence in farm values. In
Kentucky, where the manufacturing in.
dustry is comparatively small, land in the
manufacturing counties isvalucd at s3G.4S
an acre; in the non-manlfacturing coun.
ties at $le.14 m acre. In Ohio S67.s5 is
the average value Of land III manufactur.
ing counties, and $40. AZ in the other coun-
ties. The census Of 1850 tells the, whole
story: ~ SIS
49, 10 . - =
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As Good as IN EnrthQu nks.

Rothtaer Io't EXPIRES.
A violent pull at the door.bell startled
young Mrs. Dabbs from dozc into which
she liud fallen. 5i
"sarah," she called, "see who's at the
door," l3.', &. ~ N.
The girl returned in a moment. Ell y,
"It's tho same man." s.l.I
"Thc man who has fits?'j Sg7,s
"Ycsm, and he wants to know il you'll
let him come into the front hall again ind
have one OF EN- q r.
"No, I'm determined the hall furniture
shall not DO injured any moro by him
You can take him down to tho china clio
set and lock him In. Then, III tell Mr.
Dabbs we've had another earthquake, nnt
he'll DO obliged to buy a new set Of table
ware." .g -,g', st
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MARRIED..

SrRuNz's Genuine Wax Soap will not
color the clothes yellowish. ~
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1t is ono OF the peculiar glorles OF this
country that a man achieves his own
greatness Here no man is born to the
station he shall fill. Icmay be born high
or low or bctwixt-and-bctween-it is all
the same. Public opinion levels him up
or down according to his merits. The
character may deceive for time, but the
public judgment is sure to ovcrtake him.
Respectfully born and well.rearcd-son OF
an Irisl, physician--John "A; Logan may
be said in nil truth to have carved out his
own career. lie has literally cut his way
to honorable distinction and enduring
fame. As lawyer, soldier, statesman he
has contested the ground inch by inch
and won his way to the front. Fortune
has not favored him more than other men
who put heart and courage and brain into
the struggle andhad anative baseto build
on. John A.Logan has not only made it a
rule to "strkc while thcironis hot" but he
nus eahei' sooo e'''e :" N.op "a. .:' a.: ..'
uh.'' ~ iia'iil l' ""'! ~ = 49,
iornis Oh beauty ''',o '9e'u'''e'' '.' 'o W.,
John 4. Logan does not need the culosy
VI "oi's' A''s e"'.e' % 10 wv o"'Is!'
'l'c '''o'o e'ol ,i"N1 ',e"'so =, . t'''
h'Al VINO ,'IaAes no oo's.s u -, ",H'''.
MENUS WIZ nus '''Iu ~ NV W ~ "i1 W
pof.''ii'.ies iof eoou p'p'ie 'e'' w. "''oso
NJ NUS ocrn "p''s',,el.' "i'u eo'"sev ,;
,no'' " NJ. ~ wv 'u'. wy n.e".I - .'
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An Embarrassing Hlunder In n Message.
San FrdnciacO Chronicle, gi-a

1H MISUNDERSTANDING Hluhucr III u 1KeSSaEo'.
San Frdneiseo Chronicle. 81
Several days ago Mr.. Saunders, tho pro-
prietor Of the Woodland Democrat, had 0c-
casion to transmit Il message to Oakland,
CAL, and tho following was formulated
and started over the wires in good shape:
"Cannot DO down till acknowledgements
drunk" AS appointed, he went down on
Thursday, and was not n little chagrined to
learn that his telegram Ind been the
source OF much puzzling and speculation
among his friends, to whom It read as fol-
low: "Cannot come down till Thursday
forenoon-d FOG
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DIED.

MYERs--Atsr. NJ, ANNIE c. CAMPBELL, wife Of
Dr. L. q. Myers. ..-F 81 r.. ~
Funeral notice tomorrow.
SAUNDERs-At Bcnwood, September q, 1884,
JAMES C. SAuSDERs, agcd IS ycars.
Funeral from his late residence, this morning at
10 o'clock. The friends Of the family are invited
IN oftnp1 . #
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RESENT OR RELENr.

Ho kissed me. Audae.ous! What meant hs?.
II WIS done ere ! half was aware; !,
We're fonly child. but at twenty tl,i
Z ,Tis horrible thing, III declatci Z
On my cheek lust here whore he kissed II n
The bluShes OF shame come and 30: n ~.
Twas 80 sudden could not resist II, {stl
And III never forget II, know. li,lN
The loony, what impudence, truly! II
IT'S a wonder did not scream. ~
What possessed him TO act so unrulye y
And somehow Il seems Ike dream. q
ri never get over It, never: si,'
{ >, Should he try itHgain III resent f9-ls
lie viii ind II d frnltlcss endcavor,
q unlets-well. unless relcnt. w
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WEST VIRGINIA.
How tho Campaign Is Progresslng-An Out
--l----E-- Nider'H GlcnnlnCs ~.

How tho Campaign Is Progressing Out.
& sider's Glcnnings. ~, j
Correspondence Of The Philadelphia Pres. .''i
Martinsburg is the business centre OF
the Second Congressional District, and is
the home OF Hon. George +. Evans, chair
man OF the recent State Convention. Said
Mr.. Evans: "Thcrc is no doubt about
West Firginia's vote this fall. With Max
well to unite the Republican, Grcenback
and Labor vote and Blaine to inspire the
campaign, West Virginia will undoubtedly
60 Republican in both the October and
November elections. This district has
sent Democrat to Congress from 1866 to
1852. with majorities ranging from 5000 to
10000. Two years ago we organized thor
oughly for the first time, made vigorous
campaign and came within ten votes Of
elcctins our man. This small majority can
be easily overcome this fall. Why, five
years ago, VIC could not ret 4 man to &C.
ccpt the empty honor Of Republican
nomination; in fact it WINS considered n
disgraceful thing to belong TO the party
that saved the Union. Now, however, VIC
have majority and a few votes to spare,
In all calculations OF the electoral vote
you would do we'll to place West Virginia
in the Republican column"
In Wheeling l found the Republicans
jubilant, and with good reason. This dis.
trict, like the Second, had always gone
Democratic until two years ago, when
General Golf, President Hayes Secretary
OF the Navy, was elected 10 Congress BY
$500 majority, His reelection this fall
seems foregonc conclusion.
INTERESTING FIGURES.
Hon. w. III. II. Flick gives some in.
tercsting figures: "The Democratic ma
jority for Governor Jackson in 1870 was a
little over 10000. In 1882 Congressional
elections revealed Republican gain OF s.
900 votes in the Second and 5000 in the
Wheeling district. Under ordinary con.
ditions,; therefore, the Republicans would
have to overcome a majority OF 1000 this
year. Now the nomination OF Maxwell,
who is also the Greenback candidate, will
give them at least 5000 Grcenback votes,
besides the customary Republican gains.
Tho conclusion is plain. l believe Blainc's
popularity with the workingmcn and
foreign born population will swell the ma.
jority, and l have no doubt that We will
make even better showing in November
than in October. West Virginia was solid
for Blaine in tho Republican Convention
OF 1850, and last June's convention showed
that she had not faltered in her affection
for her favoritc."
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an authorized by the County Commissioners TO
pay Five Hundred Dollars for the arrest md de-
September 2, 1884, '-EE s''''
MI,ehcll Is about % years old: about s fec, 10
inches high: weighs about $50 pounds; dark com.
and nose: high forehead: full, smooth i,cc, except
nAlnn. dari m,,stachc; has small scar from cut
OIL right side OF his neck, also Oh one Of his hands:
been IL drinking man. The above picture Of him
H. MI engraving male from II photograph taken
about ten years ago. which clearly defines tho rem
cral outlines OF his features. rs -
Any assistance that this Office can render, will he
promptly furnished upon application by letter or
telegraph LEROYt. SEDWlCK, Sheriff.
In addition to the reward offered by the Sheriff.
Will pay mn additional reward OF $1,000 for his
capture as above. s. g. ". MORRISON, :
Se25 N..l .---sHrt Martins Ferry q
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TIE blessings Of life arc many. Live
long and be happy. Don't neglect u cough
or cold. Keep yourself well clothed in
changcable weather, and always keep u
bottle OF DR.. Wistar's Dalsam Of Wild
Cherry in tho household. A single spoon
full will cure an ordinary cough or cold.
It's continued use will cure consumption.
'.r ~ nav
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4 Leave Dcllairc at 2:lor. ". for summcrecld. W.T.
= Leave Ecllalre At 500 \. u. for Summarized md
zanesvillc Arrive at Bcalre o:l5 A. u. and S:s5 rX
u Local and through tickets on sale At Union Rail,
road Once 1900 Market street. at lowest .ates, Buy
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Proposed enterprises in the North and
South are held i'll allegiance awaiting the
verdict OF the people Of West Virginia in
October. Men and companies stand ut
tho door awaiting to enter in; capital
knocks and awaits a reply. 1t must come
for the or woe Of the State on the 14th
OF next month. r.D.M.
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.


IaFs ron sHEiuYf,
FRANK JOHNSON.
cIxRx on. TIE CIRCUIT COURT,
CHARLES s. HOWELL.
CLERK oy THE COUNTY COURT,
", NEWT. LYNCH.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
n JOSEPH D. ElsoN. 81.
ASSESSOR, CITY DISTINCT,
FRED. ROLLER.
ASSESSOR, COUNTRY DISTRICT
81 Z ..i7F wM. a. Mccoy. AL
EPS COUNTY SURVEYOR, 81 ! j.
4 Is CLARENCE 4, LAIRD. 81
g7 1foCyE OF DELEGATES,
i. Il. DovENER.
A. c. +. EHELlSd,
J. BARKER, -.,y u
!; 81 4 Col. ". Il. CURTIS, I
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autreeli,,,.aeI a,al,,c,,r,,,
A GAIN TO THE FRONT, "

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