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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-27
STATE AND VICINITY.
Regent Do!nEs OF West ,virgininns and
70 1', Their NeiKhborS ~

Regent DO!nGs OF West 'virgininns and
N Their Neighbors. ~
A burglar broke into Chinese laundry at
eteubenville and stole $lS. The Chiuamsu
became almost Grey and whooped around In
lively manner "
The Greenbrier County Convention is said
to have been the largest ever held in the
county.nlt ,instrucledio Wilson for Cover:
nor Thompson Tor Auditor, and Harris fol-
The colored Mr7ons OF Parkersbure, az.
sisted BY members OF the fraternity from
charleston, Marietta and this city, celebrated
W Johns Dsy by giving banquet at the
BY all. g, :
THE Republicans Of Pennington, Taylor
county, are preparing for grand rally July
4th. They will erect q Blaine and Logan
pole and be- addressed by good speakers
This Is the first pole in the State thus far re.
ported. .5. &, Z -. 80.
Allen Trimble, ter; year old son Of
Stephen Trimble, OF Monongaiia county v as
shot in ihe arm one evening recen IT, BY q
railroad hand who IVES intoxicated. 1.-THE
boy considerable pain and trouble. ;.gI-
LUIS duutuGtou CgHlWerClQt eaysf An IL.
vitation has been Forwarded to Ithe Hon,
John A. Hutchinson, OF Parkergburg, signed
BY about forty Of the leading Republicans OF
this city end Guyando.te, asklfg him TO be.
como q candidate for Congfess In this dis.
trlct. t5J + s'2L. =. Il TsiIr
Miss BEETLE Ru.k, OF Mason City, attempt.
ed suicide by tsking landnum last Tuesday
evening. She obtainedth laudanum on The
ptetext It was to put in her tooth. but instosd
she drank nearly an ounce. Had 1t not been
for the prompt use Of the stomach pump sbe
would have died. No cause could bs learned
for this rashness. 81 n,
Mercsr county instructed for French for
Congresa, and:endorsed A. NJ. Campbell. OF
Monroe. for Judge Of ths Court Of Al nssls
for the short term, and Judge a. @. spyder
Tor the long term. Hon. Frank Hereford
was appointed alternate to cast the vote OF
the county In the State Convention in the
event thst none Of the delegates appointed
attend. 4. Z, p ,,,5f.,''.7i1 VI
R. f. Homer, editor Of the Pa,iersburp
Sentinel, who was ths Democratic caucu,
nominee for City Sergeant and collector OF
city taxes, WAS defeated for the place at the
Council meeting, at which the election wa
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East Liberty. June 2e.-Cattle-Market dull
and from lea 10 ls, of from yesterday IS prices; re-
Market firm; receipts 800 head; shipments i 4OC
head; .PhilatephiRs s. bOab TO- Workers IS lsa5 10
sheep-Mafket slow al uuchsneed prices; receipts
5, 100 head; shipments 1900 head. -, -
CINCINNATI, o., June 26-Liye hogs firm and
unchanged; receipts. lilo, head; shipments 1,2sl
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Another lot Of carriages, jump seats, two and
three spring phaetons, cog carts, piano box
and cut down front buggss; all full leather
trimmed and warranted; also full platform
aud three spripg wagons for less money than
ever before offered in Wheeling. Call, see
and price at J. W. Ferrel's, corner Main and
TWenty-hrBt streets, ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-27
Personal MENTION.


News md Gcssip in Relation TO Various
People.
Mr.. Joseph A. Gallaher, Of Moundsville,
wss in the city yesterday. !,
Master Willie Zegenfslder leaves to-day
10 visit friends in Pittsburgh. ..g5
Mrs. Eva Hubbard. OF this city, Is visiting
Dr.. Brooks family at Morgantown. .ssi,., Il
Dr.. Pip,s was reported yesterday not quite
go we'll as for the past three or four days.
Mr.. D. W. Custer, editor OF the sistersville
Independent, was at; the MoLu1e house yester-
day. s+'cf
from Cincinnati, where she has been paying
he parents M extended visit. r,
Miss Mollio Wolvingtoa, Of Wheeling, is
in the city to-day, the guest Of Mics Jessie
Wiley, OF Rose Hill.-Bellaire Tribune. J.
Slate Superintendent OF Free Schools
Butcher attended tho commencement OF the
West Liberty Normal school yesterday.
Col. w. W. Arnett left again yesterday for
Cambridge, whera the third trial In the bur.
glsry csses sgaiust the Wheeling boys COM
mences to-day. i, y II ,J5 stt5.'-5.
Mr.. Andrew johnson, OF the Treasury De.
partmeut, Is hers from Washington, visiting
friends and relatives. MI. Johnson has been
away from Wheeling for anumber Of years.
| M,s-.Dr. Allan and Mrs. Dr B.;rd r,va
nlesssnt Entertainment at the Commercial
Hotel ono evening last week. TO which q
number of friends Sers Invited Morgantoyu
Post. q
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ferguson, OF Wheel.
ing. are the guests of Miss Rose Lee. a,
IJniontowu Ohio, Miss Sue Crumbacker .is
tIe guest Of Miss Ella POLLOCK at fbe Same
nlsce. = isIIg F:,., *, 1 y ! ,!sIS;1. =
II. n%n}tns,E,ddon =, Asor,d.n lii.
apn. r 9 NV Az McF.adan u a.n,nms
n nS0 II msn,ionsd in cnnneotion q viii 'tha
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-27

The Evening Nev,, Sydney, N. s. W., Aus
tralia, says editurially: l'lt has myslified
doctora, delighted sufferers aud dispsllsd tho
doubts of'the,most incredulous. us virtues
are praised by thousands who have boon res
cued from years lot toltuie. TheSworld-
famed St. Jacobs Oil hasscoms 10 bejustly
and universally recognized as the National
Remedy" =. re. ~: "a:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-27
IMPROVED ORDER or nEprAsoPns.
Instituliou OF the First COnclayo In
~. This City Inst Wight,

tbs wy Last hieht. ...
Supreme Organizer Samuel ], Q,mond insti-
tu,ed Wheeling Conolave OF l. 6. II. In this
CITY last night. The following gentlemen
wers elected as officers:
Past Archou-Geo. F. Irvine.
Archon-George ArEls. --..a
Provost-Wm. g. Meek.
Prslste-Dr. Jno X 8ursison.
Eecretary-Jos. A. Metcalt.
Finanoier-Ed. w. Dunnwsy. ,'
Tressurer-HsDry Seamon. el
Iuepsotor-M. J. AcFsdden.
Wardsu-Richard Robertson, 5s.
sentinel-C E. Dekalb.
TrusteeH-Dr. r. NJ. Baird, Henry seamon,
I. g. Dillon,
Wheeling Oonclsvs starts out with fine
list-in fact, many OF the best citiz,ns Of the
city are represented in tho ordsr. Supreme
Organizer Osmoud is an old newspaper man,
and he hiss demonstrated over again that he
makesn succsss In whatever he undertakes.
The Improved Order Of Heptasophs is good
one, andii Is plans snd purposes are COM
mendable.
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FOR sALE-.A FIFTY B HORSEPOWER
- Engine, with st,rthnepts, In coed iunLiurk
Price reasonable. For further particulars cali *
ONCE or address JOHN o. HOFFMAN, q SON.
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PUBLIC SALE
,i-S,S 1f5 -stcSiss, So $50 80 49,
Stock Of Goods In Glen Easton, Marshru
4. County. -, 49,,

q i
Under an order made by. tho C,rfuu cd,tssss:1
,ss an f Ps u aa ,yv 81 ,niS bending
auction. At the store room Of X. il. Wood,nW! IT,
Glen faston In raid county, on ~ ~ '>'u' IA
TUESDAY, JuaE ~, 1884,
commencing A. ocecs A. NJ The petonal proper.
suits 10 VII: The a.ect Of goods and meichanaiass
iste'y In The possession OF u. H. oodrua In GIen
ING said goods and merchandise win be ,o,a So.
OF sale. s5},, rs - ~ i.'s ses VI mo Gay
lEaxs o. sALE.one haltoi the pu,chsSo money
or more il net cssaiy IN cash, sud The rrfn.tuno
In two tquEI inus lmens, three and liz ,rnn,sr
from day Of ,ale Ne purchaser to execute tSescfos
hM.eVsIsi negotiable notes with interest," and rood
The purchaser Of he whole stock, II by him do.
In which the goods now are until The nrst to Vo
npni, iS,, BY paying a reasonable rent, AGED
Jel9 e1t. 80 j.. D., HIcKsa
n s a,n9, adjourned until Saturday. June rs 1871
5s5.. III 49, Is2a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-27

TOR SALE OR RENT-THE EAGLr
Il brewery and Malt House. posenion riyeri
September LIST. Enquire Of JOHN REID. Eewy
McLufe U0ckc. -.--- H-.r.- nc92
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-27

~ t-,s,e::i LARGE Addiu nus .,,l
have been INSIDE to our Carpet Department In
Ingrains, Tapestry. Roxburys and Body Brus.
sellk-snd our priceswill be keptas usual bs.
low all competition. 4. , :, 80 l,,.lls
- .;;el- yt-s: -, +. M: McG1LI1H & 10.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-27
ONE FRANK "DEnOCRAT."

Why Wheeling COl0red Man VIII Vote
VT. ,sg-,Tg y for Inndlsn. E
Sam Robinson, well-knoHn coiorsd man
aud abls Whitewater, said to an ISrELLl-
sEScks reporter last night: "say, look here !
Here 10 something to put in your paper:
Hsndlan is going to carry tbe Second ward,
and don't you forget it. Is soin' 10 vote
for him; you can put that down. too, II you
want to, but always Yves Democrat. Ia a
Democrat now. an is goin' to vote for
Handlan, an II he gets to be- Sheriff Ia go'n'
to get the Job O. white.washin' the county
fAllu La .ea. .H 's..I.s ..s=. .--..1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-27

Of hosiery and gloves, co,ssts and under.
wear, aoea and fancy goods, trimmings aud
buttons and all other notiona occupy one Of
our large Gales room entire, and no Wholesale
dealer makes lower prices than we do on
the immense stock Of these goods which We
carry, nE E. II. MCGIlL,N & 90.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-27

THE Mountain Lake Park Hotel has been
greatly enlarged aud improved, and will BIZ
ready for the reception Of guests on July
lu. Regular rates OF board 50 so per day,
slt % per week, s5o % per month, and half
nrica Tor CHI ldrali ~ 49, -
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Hhi1R fpFpNaPn

for ladies and children are in great demand,
and our ssles have bpen enormous. satur-
day We will show beautiful garments ut
lower prices than ever made before. IL
r i. II. McGILLIE & Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-27

THE "New Imperial" Pillow beats them all.
Take It upon trial with any and oil othera.
Keep them slland pay for the pillow that does
the most satisfactory work. II ia sold by g.
z. Boyd, Wheeling, W. Va. etlE'st.. e
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-27

you can buy Silk Dress for lees money than
you can an ordinary worated one, ia 1t any
wonder that our silk department. is doing
s1ch an immeass businessy Prices will tell.
fa T. NJ. MeG1LLlN & TO. =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-27

AEorHru now arrival Of Phaetons, jump
Beat Buggies and Storm Spring Wagons, full
leather top and all, warranted, at great bar
gains. J. W. FERRET, :.
Cor. Main and Twenty.frst Streets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-27

NEw YoRk, June 2i-Coston steady: middllns
upland IL Lilo. Orleans II t-lec; futures tlrn;June
~ veg; July:lG2e: August '1sr September Il Ole
October 10 csc: November l0b9c: Decembe 10. $50
jaanSnary.loo2c February lO74c; March IusGc: April
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-27

JOB LOT OF 5000 worth Of Mems Clothing,
which was bought at 80 cents on the dollar
and will be sold the same way. Call and see
them at Twenty-irst and Main streets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-27

to the Ezcursioniats to Canton, IT,, on O., /.
& W. K. R. Trains will leavs Bridgeport at
I0;25 A. n. Saturday and Monday, June 2s
and 80. Tickets only 1925. good returning
July LIST,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-27

Arms sarsapariIIs operates radically upon
and through the blood, and is safe, reliable,
and absolute cure for the various diseases,
10 any constitutional faint or infection. pAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-27

The B. 20. 90. will sell round trip Tickets
to points in Kansas, Nebraska, Dakota and
Minnesota ct one fars for the round trip
until June 50. Tickets good forty days from
data of sale 49,. ..r.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-27

Jus7 think Of it, an eight.foot Step Lsdder
for 81 90, six.foot for 81 50, with patent
bucket support, at Boyd's" Market square
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-27

RKLIAsLE SEEDS, that never fail TO grow
are sold by Boyd. 80 old stock offered
Everything Nav and Freah Cropst Royds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-27
SIMMER Dress Fabrics,

: |T1 bnmmer Dress Fabrics.
have been greatly reduced In quantity by
the extremely low prices placed upon them,
yet our assortment Is uubroken. Our prices
speak for themselves. =. -.
- .-.NI.-.- E. M. MoG1L1IH 4 Co.
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Petroleum..

on CITY, Pa, juno 26.-The market opened
this morning 10 below last iphi'scoso, but iocoy.
cred ana again became quite htn. Tho dlsqulet.
ipg rrrnois were CONSPICUOUS by their absence the
accomplished. Yesterdays rumois CONCERNING ono
Of the most prominent nfns In tho oil trade btoks
tho market nj tho close, the bare report being su
tcicnt 10 cause CONSERVATION. Tho ialtitY Of ri.
decline. which were made III The mo,e rapid by
the coincident efforts Of parties III New York and
Pittsburgh, 10 realize which words arc too weak 10
condemn tho ". ecIerJ, who for Lome time pas.
hsyc been aSaiIins the auauclsl stability q ind.
yIdralssnd companies clo.ely onn::lcd with tho
oil business. Opeued at B9xfc, arnied TO GoEc,
dropped 10 S9hc, lrmodt 60 advanced 10 69sSc,
dropped y 6l9sc, closed TO 69xc bid. Sales 8,siS
t barrclE. ClearanCcs S,236 o. barrels. Tho fol.
United pipe, shipments b6ii0 barrels; iidewater
llQA barrels: average 6S,72! barrels charters %.
ss9 barrels; daily average ii. 1850 barrels. ,1.s
TlTusviLE. Pa Juno 26-0p,ned at 5oxc: high.
est 62'tc: lowest t9hc: co.ed at 69lfc. Shipments
,s7S blrse!s charters $3.50 barrels runs not &c.
to-day n tho face opposition on tho
part Of shorts. Tho financial news fiom New YORK
| ! lo tended to check tho upward movement The
Swing: Bank at s. Petersburg this State was :Ort.
adv Ices 6Imcd Inc iepon. ossher Of neigh n
boring bank si!s tho tu,pGntion Is due 10 All In.
ability realize on securities and that otherwise
the Institution Is sound and will undoubtedly re.
sumo. There Is much indignation In tho oil region
tain prominent producing coiopsnicI have failed
aud an effort ,s being made u, di:cover tho oiig.
nators. The market closed firm At G251sc bid. r
pI1nDuRsH, PA, Juno 2s-The afternoon market
was Steidy and 6rm: declined from 6lLc 10 Gls[c,
then IAllied to62n. broke TO Go and closed at
NEW York. June 2d.-Petrolcum steady; United
a.
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On kAtuIlnY

s1,LI fifteen or twenty pieces OF slightly
damaged carpets left, at two-thilds their first
cost. !, q; J. W. FrRRrI.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-27

ia we'll stocked with Cloths, Cassimeres, Jeans
&C., for Men snd Boys wear, and always al
the lowest prices, i, y, McG1LLlN & 20.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-27

In the Supreme Court OF Appeals yester.
s s n6sss he,a Gs@n
heirs, and the Exchange Bank OF West Vir.
ginia vs.. James D. Horner both from Lewis
county, were continued, and that of R. P.
Camden's administrative We. Oliver Alkire
ct. al. also from Lewis county, was submit.
ted. The court adjourned till Saturday at
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-27

We will show .special.ies in every depart.
ment, and no matter what you call for In
our lines you may carry home a bargain. fls
4 : 7i51t,ri.gfV E, NJ, MCGlLIIN L Co. IL
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4 Brsr Galvanized Fencing Wire, price six
cents Per pound, at Boyd's, Market Square.
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Wuxs you want hrst-olass Buggy OF
Wagon, 20 to Royda 49, - Y,
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Saturday

will be good day for bargains in our Mill.
merry Rooms. Greater attractions in both
goods and prices will be offered. N
NJ. 'f!4i5 E. N. McGlIlIH G Co, {
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-27

I. Hon. G. g. sMcFsdden,@ OF Moundsyille,
WINS up yesterday. Mr.. McFadden Is promi-
nently mentioned in connection with the
Republican nomination for sheriff OF Mar
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INDICATIONS.

wAsHIuoros, D. O., June 27.-l:soA A.. NJ
For the Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fais
weather; preceded by local rains In the Ten.
nessee VALLEY; winds generally northeast to
southeast; Fslightly warmer In the Ohio
Waller stationary temperature In the Ten.
nessse Valley. u5.ssti.stii
LowsrLafe region. slightly warm and fair
weather; variable winds; generally north
east to southeast; lower barometer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-27

Mother swans Worm Syrup. s.,
Infallible, tasteless, harmless, cathsrtic: for
leyerishness, restlessuess, worms, coustipa.
ton. Twenty-Five cents. t tvs 81 !. -
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- Chairman @ UNITY FL ocu,Iye Commi,toc (,
J. X. REEo. ScoIetsYy. - ieio
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tlh Nv. D,con easier: but not quo,Ably flower,
whisky tltmer. Butter outlet and unchanged

BAI1IxoKr. MD, June 2G.-Plour ,tesdy and
IN dsmsnd %acst western more c.yS
0s1&aoSL<c; July s91<ssg33lc; August Vg4nsl 90;
September 81 CoxAl0lE torn. western lower and
IN better demand; SPOT b7h571%c; Juno b7;ss57JSc;
July bSSas1kc: August bDa5gAc, Oats firm aud
steady; PENNSYLVANIA 87etoc; mixed 8Gas,c Rye
quiet a. 6Sa7Uc. Prnvisiors thAdo easier aud
quiet Whisky steady nj 81 II. .-rIF1
TOLEDO, o. June ?G.-whcst dull; No. q red
cash 9ltSs92>c; June 9i1c; July 9lc: August VIC;
September 9ic; October 1Sc bid; No. 6 soft Pl53c.
Corn dull aud lower. high mixed BIO asked: No. q
cash, June and July tGc asked: August E6,{c: Sep.
TENDER b74c; rejected 5skc; no grade 45G Oats
quiet, No; white rs; Nc e,sn AID June &c;
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.,Il- Keen (,OOI 100

by BUYING Summer Corset from t.s
y ~ =. L. NJ. McGlLLIN & Co. z
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TOR SALE
FOR SALE. t.23yg53 I'-,--- = :

5, . .Sf;,.'1'; -;
I'M n ii ra ,o,s o. ne late Irhn Frehh
Cleek, Ohio county, on o., G. q =. uld. !, TIL
III ta road teSen milo from WhtelSg.eie
mis iiom Linton Q. seid lam il iuiil IL iop
failing spring and well Of water II. Ri nj III NEE
anu goo orchard IN full besIirg. For psi,icusr
enquire on Tie PIT mics or address j. 5, or NJ
EN9Lsn, CLINTON; Ohio Co.. ". Va, Il my.7 =
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CHICAGO. June 26.-Tho Drotes' Journal reports
1.-Two hogy-Receipts 1900 he'd; shipments, 1, sc.
head: market weak at l5a20c lower; rough pack,
inc 8! 5sa5 os; packing and shipping IS 05a5 IS;
loco UNFOLD. Cattle--Receipts $3.50 bead: shir.
nents 2,tc) head lnarict GLOW and steady; export
grades e6 25a6 It: good 10 cho,ce shipping So I0a
50 75a+ Is. shccp-ReceipS l,4CO head; shipments
none: mArfet stronger: inferior to fAir 81 75as So
medium to good IS t0s4 Is; choice 10 extra 81 0ca
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CINCINNATI, Juno &c. Cotton dull and lower at


NKw YoRx, June 2s-The market being very
fair 10 essortmenis there Is demand for MI style.
OF cotton gcc1s. al:op,uts laws, si,ins and white
gctls bnt Selrctions have been for such quantities
al arc neCesS " 10 meet imm dIsto Ma -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-27

VIVIAN T ED FURNISHED ROOM
Nv with board In private family ia, lady AMI
iiti!e Riti References furnished. AddnH until
guy Wv. ', CNle tnis once. Ie26s
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Cant. 7. H.!B. Hatse, OF the B. & O. road,
has taken his wife and daughters to Danville,
va where they will spend the summer at
Mrs Hease's old home. Capt Haase will re-.
urn in a week or ten days. S1stSs =
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CIsclsSATl, O., June 25.-rlour heavy; family
:, Nal 65 fancy 81 90ab o. What dull and lower
No 2 rcd 9SAs6c: receipts $500 bushels: shipments
a,H0 bnshels Corn csser: No 26S1Ssc Oats duh al
oia3iHc Rye steady At65c. Pork wesk al SIS 76s
10 90. Lard dull and nominal at !70ca7.l2Ec
BULK meats dull and creeping; shoulders 6hc; thoft
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wa HTgD,

WANTED-A GOOD Girl, TO DO
Nv Gene,sl homework. Call at No. IS -Four.
ecutn street, city. l..a. lea
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-11-25

A Thoroughbred never kicks
when he loses an election bet nor
holds any animosity against the
winner. A broncho does both.
The writer won from the Senior an
overcoat on the electoral vote of
New York and now the old man OBJ
jects to stove being put up in the
editorial room, on the ground that
a man with forty dollar overcoat
don't need ice during che Winter.
-Times-Review.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-11-25

This county, remarks the Chicago
Tribune, has the reputation of
count.nancing repulsive exhibit
tions, but the great nose show,
which was recently held at Vienna,
was probably as repulsive any
thing which has ever been chroni-
cled here. Eighty beings competed
for the prize to be awarded to the
biggest nose, and their appearance
as they stood in line was almost
sickenins.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-11-25
HAZEN's PEEFIDY,
The Postmaster of New York b

The Postmaster Of New York by
depriving the Post-office clerks
of the right Of SUFFRAGE on election
day, stands out in bold relief as
one of the most contemplate of the
traitors who sent their blades into
the bodyof the Republican parry on
t..ect;3n Gay. He was holding a lu-
crative Office under the Presiden t
and was bound by sense Of honor
to stand by the party. The vote
of the 1900 clerks of the New York
post Office would have saved the
Presidency on that day. But Ha
zen is not alone in this style Of do
ing business, there has been thous-
ands of men in the Government
employ during the past twenty
years who never seemed able to get
it through their stupid heads that
they owe the Republican party
anything for their daily bread and
butte. They seem to imagine that
they are selected solely for their
personal worth and capacity and
that the party can go to the devil
as far as they are concerned.
They feel that men Of their brains
and recourses would always com
mand good positions and fat salar-
les. Thousands of men who kept
their places solely by virtue Of the
fact thai the Republican party was
in power we're Indifferent to the
party needs on election day and
did not bother themselves about
the polls. They were willing
that other men should spend their
time and money while they held
the Offices and drew the salaries.
In this city there was an employee
in the Mint who would not vote un-
til he had been urged four different
times, and then he seem to think
he was doing the party a great
favor. The bulk Of Government
employees grumble about their as
sessments, and think it is great
shame to be compelled to pay $50
or $50 every four years to keep the
party in the sinews Of war. Had |
each of these Government employ
ees paid s. more and sent it to the
National Republican Committee
the day would have been saved in
New York.
From this on, however, they will
no be asked to pay political assess
ments. The result of the 4th will
relieve them Of these annoyances
for some time to come.