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voui.xiIIe again Down Brooklyn.

louisville, August 1.-THE Louis
willie club again defeated the Brooklyn to-
dav in one sided contest. Terry was
knocked out Of the box in five innings, al
tef which tool went into pitch. The field
inc of the visitors N.S miserable 1T crit
ical moment and the home
team piled up the runs
At pleasure. Ramsey batted finely. lie
borrifie,l the spectators by making a clean
steal Ut tEirl base. The visitors are GRIP
pied somewhat IN the field. smith,
Burch and McTammany all being injured.
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A Mother and Three Children Drowned.

CLEVELAND, o., August ll.-h Con
ncaut, Ohio to-day, Mn. Slough the wife
of laborcr went 10 the river Ia wash
taking her three children with her. One
of the little ones Tell into the water, and
in the effort Ia rescue il, the mother ami
all the children were drowned. The
bodies were found close together IN s'N
feet of water.
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Minister Pendleton's Furiough.

BERLIN, August ll.-U. S. Minister
Pendleton has received furlough from
his government He will 60 to Switzer-
land His daughter has recovered from
the illness and prostration ensuing from
her mothers tragic death in Central Park,
New York. Mr.. Chapman Coleman, first
Secretary of the American Legation, will
conduct the business OF the office during
Mr., Pendleton's absence.
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4 Dcnd-Lockcd Convention.

MEANWHILE, PA, August 1.-THE
Congressional conference of the Twenty
sixth district, in session at Grcenrillc,
accomplished nothing to-day. There were
several ballots taken at intervals during
the day and evening, resulting IN no
choice II nomination Is not made to
morrow morning, the probabilities are an
adjournment will take place for week
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Matthew. Returned without Opposition.

LONDON. August ll.-Mr. Matthews.
Home Secretary, was reelected to the
House Of Commons for East birmingham
without opposition. The Liberals at the
last moment withdrew their candidate,
Alderman Cook, leaving the field clear for
Mr.. Matthews. The Daily Ne1cs prints q
letter from a we'll known Irishman, who,
the paper says, il personally acquainted
with the events Of which he speaks,
showing the previous renord OF Mr..
Henry Matthews, now Home Sec
retary. On the Irish question Mat
thews. the writer says, defeated
Sergeant. now Judge, Barry, for Parliament
in Dungarvon in 1eG5, because Barry had
been Crown Counsel in cases against Fe-
mans Matthews supplried with his
whole force South Of Ireland FenianiaIn,
and the distribution Of 10, Co pounds ster-
ling among 400 voters. The Irish press at
that time were filed with details Of the
contest. hailed the result as a great ma
tional victory. and declared that Matthews
shared with O'DonOtan ROssa the popular
favor Of the Fenians The writer Of this
letter asks the Ness 20 obtain an interview
with DIR. Cleary, now Bishop Of kingst0nr
Ont. and who was then located at Dun
garYon, in confederation Of his statements
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Whose Graves ?
,graH 10 he R,yiSi,T,

Specbll Telegram % tie Rsyi@T.
CLAREsBUEG, W. VA, August IL
To-day while Superintendent Hickman
WAS having an excavation made on the
site of the Federal building, the wOrkmen
discovered two graves about seven feet
under the surface OF the ground. The
collins and bodies were dccOmpOScd and
but few ofthe bones left. No one remem-
hers ofany one being buried in that local
itv. The whole matter is ShrOudcd i'll
Mystery
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An Ep.Ineer Instantly Killed.

PrrrsBrRG, PA, August II. - Two Two
freight trains on the Buffalo; kSehfs, s'
ter and Pittsburg railroad eollided near
Ealls Creek. Pa, an early hour this morn,
inc Both trains were badly wrecked and
E1%ineer Edward Arms instantly killed
The conductor and brakeman escaped by
iumpiug
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To Ladies'

~ ,',.-S 'Fom functional arrangements or
- - 'he painful disorders OF weaknesses
80 .'-sI' 10 their sex, DIR. r. V. Pieree's
,,IrEtS illustrated with wOOd-euts and
- Plates ll6O pages, suggests sure
o. O.? complete self-eure. Sent for 10
sa-T T-sta ~ stamps Address Worlds Dispen-
'190eai Association, Buffalo, n. Y.
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The New York Greenbaekers,

New YORK, August 1.-THE Green
back State Committee, at a meeting to-
day, agreed TO hold State convention
at Albany. Sept. 2l- Gideon J. Tucker
will probably be their candidate for J Istge
of the Court of Appeals, the only State
Office to De elected this fall.
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Irish opposition to Homo Rule. The ora
tors will leave Ireland as soon as Parlia-
ment adjourns in the fall, and among them
will be Major E. J. Anderson, Tory mem-
Der of Parliament for North Armagh, and
Mr. Rnssell
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WHEELING W. VA, THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 12 1886

they took no part in the killing. 1t was
sufficient that they conspired to do the un-
lawful act. If several persons eonspire to
do an unlawful act and death happens in
the prosecution of that conspiracy all are
alike guilty of the homicide, and he who
advises and encourages another to do the
unlawful act is guilty and responsible for
all consequences of the act.
After other authorities on the same
point had been cited the Court
adjourned. During the delivery of
Mr.. Walkers address the defendants
busted themselves with their papers or con-
versed in whispers with each other. They
occasionally sprung their shoulders and
smiled sarcastically when some strong
point was brought out against them. Mr..
Solomon, whose speech was used against
him so effectively by the State, strove hard
to appear at ease, but ne shifted i'll his seat
uneasily and made gestures of confusion.
Continuing his speech at the opening of
the afternoon session, Mr.. Walker defined
the law of the State in relation to
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league Games.
neath Of congressmap Beaeh.

CORNWALL y, T.. August 1l.-Con-
gresham Lewis Beeach, who has been crlt=
ieally III for the past several weeks with
typhoid fever and Bright's disease, died at
his home here last night. Mr.. Beach was
a staunch Democrat and represented the
Fifteenth New York district in Congress.
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Rsv. Moses Hopkins Dead.

WASHINGTON, August 1.-THE Star
saws: 4 cable message from Sierra Leon
announces the death of Rev. Moses Hop
kins, Minister Resident and Consul Cen
eral from the United States 70 I.iberlA
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,,,s-sou win Not Defend Flynn.

NEW YoRK. August 1l.-eOl. Bob In
,,a-sI,iI has withdrawn from the Maurice
r FLYNN case, as he has 90 go to EaFope
On Pr;day. Plynn and Squire VIII be
called upoa 70 plead before Judge eo~lns
fO-mOFrOW
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window Glass Factory burned.

MAssILLoS, O., August l1.-The exten-
siye window glass factory Of Wetheraid q
Walls was entirely destroyed by hre AZ
noon to-day. Loss, SO, 600; fully insured
The works will be rebuilt 1t once.
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Hone RnIe Orator. coming.

DUBLIN, August 1.-THE Dungannon
Patriotic Union will send dePutation Of
Loyalist orators to the United States and
Canada toaddres public meetings through
ont both countries in the interest Of the
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Tho nrowns Down Baltimores.

Sr. LorIS, August 1.-THE Baltimore
club met with warm reception at the
hands of the ST. Louis club to-day. Me
Ciinnis was pounded hard. Dolan's catch
inr MAS wretchcd. Foutz let up in his
delivery after the fourth inning, ~ the st.
Louis club had the game secure. Robin
son and Caruthers made long hits that net
ted home runs The Browns batting,
Welch's and Maculay's fielding and
Bushong'S catching were the features ol
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p.,I,.l,l. tn CAnasi q /.

NEW YORK, August II. .--Chas. J. Camp
bell general manager Of the Strinway,
Hunters Point, railroad, who rcccptly dis
appeared, is said TO bc dciaulter In q
large sum Trlegrams la his wife from
New jersey are believed To bc blind, and
il il thought hc IN in Canada.
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Minister CoxProtests,

CoSsTANTISoPLE, August 1l.-United
States Minister Cox has protested TO the
Porte against the action of the Syrian au-
thOrities in closing the American mission
schools in Syria.
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E.R TAYLOR Renorninated.

WARREN, OHIO, August 1.-THE Re
publicans of the Nineteenth Congressional
District in Convention here to-day renom'
mated Hon. Ezra Z. Taylor, Of Warren
for Congress
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Gen Denver Nominated.

CINCINNATI, August 1.-THE SEH's
Chillioothe, Ohio, special says: The Demo
crats of the Twelfth Congressional district
to-day nominated Gen James w. Denver.
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Earned runs, st. Louis Z. Baltimore :;
home runs, CarutherS, Robinson; two base
hits, Welch ;. Robinson, Foutz; three base
hits, Muldoon. Latham; first base ON balls,
off Fou,z ,, oil McGinniS, 1; wild pitches,
Foutz /. McGinpis ,; struck out, by Foutz
), by Mcliinuis !; passed balls, nolan :;
errors. 1T. Louis 1. Baltimore Is; base hits,
st. Louis 10, baltimore 10; umpire, Brad
I L.
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MnIion.ire KILLED.

PrrssURs. PA, August ll--Wliiiam
Boyd, an aged millionaire, was s'rGeA ~
The fast line on the Pan Handle ROAD, near
his home at Walkers Mills, Pa, to-nlghr
and almost instantly killed.
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Cholera in Naples.

NAPLES, August l1.-Five cases Of chol-
era have been discovered here, the patients
being fugitive from cholera infested dis
tricts.
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Tho. Cro,,on ReDominated.

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, August IL
The Democratic convention Of the flrsI
Virginia district yesterday renominated
Hon. ThOs- .Croxton for Congress by aoeia-
nation.
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HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE
Asa Neryfne-

DR.. F. De V. Hoard, COneordia, Kan,
saws: II have used il personally, and am
greatly pleased with its action As ner-
vine"
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Minnie Hauk Returning.

BRE4Es, Ne, August ii. - Minnie
Hank, the singer, sailed hence On the
steamer Elder to-day for New York
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Earned runs, Pittsburg ,, Athletic :
two base hits, Carroll2 Barkley, Coleman
Bierbauer; first base on errors, Pittsbura
|; first base on balls, off Morris !, of
Miller 3: struck out, by Morris Z, by
Keller 4; double plays, McGare, BicrbaueI
and Stoyey; errors, Athletic ,; first baSo
hits, Pittsburg :, Athletic :; umpire,
Valentine.
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ACTUALLY PARTICIPATED

The Court on this point held that they
might be found guilty OF murder, although
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BASE BALL.
The Athletics Down Pittsburg In the Las
Inning,

The Athletics DOWN. FltIsDuTg III INC ItSt
Inning.
PIrrsBURG, Pa, August ll.-The Ath-
letics won in the ninth inning, by hard
batting. Previous to that they could not
hit Morris's delivery with any effect, and
had been unable to get a man to second
base. Both clubs played strong game,
the home team having but one fielding er-
TOR. The features of the game were the
batting of Carroll and the fine work OF
Bierbauer at second. Attendance 1,5OO.
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Cincinnati Wins a Pretty Game.

CINCINNATI, o., August ll.-The Gin
cinnatis batted hard to-day, while the
Mctropolitans scattered their eight hits.
The game was marked by some OF the pref
ticSt field plays of the season. McPhcc
played strong game, both ut the bat ami
in the field Orr's batting and Nelson's
fielding werr the features.
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Earned runs, CinclnnatiS .. MetrOpoll-
tans ,: home runs, Orr and McPhec; three
base hits, MePhee, Reilly and Mullane;
first base on balls, off Mullape 3, off May
|: errors, Ciucinnatis }, MetropQiitanS ,;
first base hits, Cincinnatis l., Metropoll-
tlns :. Umpire. Kelly.
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The foreigner in China who goes out
"shopping' usually loads his "hoy," q
his naive servant is called with necklaces
OF copper leash, Of which LOO equal z
dollar They are small disks OF metal
with square holes punched out OF the cen
ter, through which they are strpnP
together.
pleases, and turns over the wares at ran
dom. The shopkseper, lost IN gaping
wonder at the strange aspect OF the Tor,
eign devil" does not ask him 70 buy. But
II the foreigner means business, then
there follows q scene Of wrangling And
SLOW muChYD asks the customer
handling some article.
"Ten Eollals" item dollREsl.. /,
"Ohl" moving away, "that is too much
"How much will give"
"Why, about three dollars"
"Cando, can doW is the joyful assent
The next time the foreigner learns 4
offer fifth Of the sum asked, instead oil
third,
The chatIering Is carried on through ar
interpreter, unless both customer ant
trader speak pidgin English, When II
comes to paying, the "boy" takes OFT one
Of the heavy necklaces OF "cssh, and I'M
strings a few hundreds Of the clumsy
coins. ,.,,,
There Is no gold coinage, and the little
silver in circulation ia viewed with sus
piCion by the small tradesmen, Eact
silver coin is fingered, Chartered about
and disputed over, until the paying be
comes annoying, The foreigner, there
fore, takes his 'cash" with him.
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The Fart Of safety,

Chicago tribune.
MutIetlngu Of distant storm we're
heard, aud flashes OF lightning cleaned
dlinijy low down III the horizon, A large
man, With two or three friends, was eli.
tlnr on d log fishing. Ever and anon he
casI Ati uneasy glance at tho clouds, which
were evidently drawing nearer Putting
another worm OH his hook he rose TO HE
ieet and looked anxiorBly about, when q
vivid flash Of lightning, followed In a
very few seconds by q report that shook
the earth and feyefberaled far down the
valley, gave warning that the party must
lose no time In eeeking shelter
uComing, my dear7" 10 called out 10 Q
lady who was 6lttlng on o large rock about
forty feet Away, holding y rod lietlegsly In
her hand "Here, James" he said in q
low tone 10 one Of the attendants, "a no
nefyoualy drew something that looked
like q black bottle from the inside breast
pocket Of HE coat and passed II over 10
him, keep this till tho storm ID over"
"WhAt 10 the reason for this, Mt, Oh"
uiSh ~ hastily interrupted the large man,
dropping bis voice still lower "euppose l
iaiould-s lhete ID only one chance ID q mile
Hon, pefhApb@but n case The llshtning
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At noon on Tuesday, August 10, the
105!h Grand Monthly Drawing Of The
Louisiana State Lottery took place, under
the supervision Of Genl's G. I. BeAure.
gard, OF Louisiana, and Jubal A. Early, Of
Virginia. No. 0S, SOL drew the First CAPT.
tai Prize Of $4,000. No. 36,03l drOw the
Second Capital Prize, $4,000. II was sold
In Aiths At 81 each; ono 10 Henry Laioie,
Holbrook, Mass, paid through Adami
Express, In Boston, Mass; one 10 B. Frank
Burpee, q saloon keeper, No. 8 Granite
street, South Boston, Mass, also paid
through Adams Express one paid through
the German Bank, Of Memphis, Tenn
two others paid through Wells, Fargo 4
Co.'s Bank, San Francisco, Gal, No,
6O,S4g drew the Third Capital Prize,
$4,000. Noe. 1885 and 81, Si5 drew the
two Fourth Capital Prizes Of $1,000 each
sold In hitha at 81 each 10 parties in Kan.
Bas City, Mo-, ConcoTdla, Kan, Monlgotn.
cry, Ala, New Orleans, La, Fort Monroe,
Va, Chicago; ILL.,, and Philadelphia, Pa,
60, 60. The next Drawing will occur
Tuesday, October u, 1855, aud all infot.
nation can be had from NJ. A. DAuphin,
New Orleans, La. paw
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gtp Gateltigertfer
MnErLINo, w.yA., sErEnApER IS. lSs0.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
rnn Mn.hlnrton county ON Tleld.

1t Ia difficult to compute the amount
frat has been actually added to the
wealth Of Warrington, Pa, In the last
year or two by the production OF oil but
il has bsen something very large The
pymeut Of bonuses and royalties to land
owaers has swellsd the deposits in the
bluks M there from moderate dimen'
sioas hitherto to large proportions indeed
Il is hardly too much to think Of the
present days IN and around the classic
town Of Washington as 0 revival oi Tie
ffu,h tlmea Of tka var
OF course the expenditures on the part
Of Of! operaGora have been large, and some
OF them unpoductiye, but the general
average shows heavy percent OF gain
According to writer in the Pittsburgh
Dhoatch, tho amount Of money invested
in the field may bs summed up under
thr9e or four heads, viz; .
Number OF wells drilled. ,;Y'.'''''"'";s 400 oSi
Eimbsr al wells drilled, dTy, 20 ut 5000 iIoylJ
InoInt maid ia bOnll, GA and puFchAStA'. 4l6ISg
Estimated running c4PenSs"" '''''''''"'"' 1o,tV'
Capital Inverted Arst year""".,.,"''''..sllSi' 7'V
This Is, as we have said, o large ex'
pen lIture Of money, but according to tho
writer referred to, their ventures have
b,on, on the average, most handsomely
rewarded. 1t is computed that this III
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THO Tariff oue.tIou.

The New York Star quotes: SIS the
tariff question q chestnut" asks the Phil.
delphia Pres, anent the recent speech Of
GAlusha A. Grow on that subject, at Erie.
The Pres goes on to argue that the tariff
Is, or soon will be, o live issue, and de-
tends it's discussion on the stump by Re-
publican orators, We think our contem.
porary is right, from It's standpoint. The
Democratic party Is inclined, as the Pres
asserts, to interfere with the present tariff,
audit will do SO just as soon as 1t can SO.
cure q majority in Congress composed Of
Democrats true TO their party's principles
and traditions, and not dependent on high
tariff Republicans for their seats. II the
present tariff is To be sustained, then, our
opponents had better get all the aid they
can from its friends toward returning them
to power; and the issue 10 very live one,
indeed, for them"
This 10 why tho First District should
elect General Gol. He Is the man to
represent the tariff interests in this dis
trlCt, and 1t is to the interest Of all work.
ingmsn 10 rally to his standard. Judge
Brannon talked free trade in one portion
Of the district in tho last canvass and pro.
lection in another. 1t lisa see.saw game
with the Democracy, and tho only safety Of
tho tariff lies In the out and out announced
position Of the Republican party on the
question. 1t is not selfish interest for the
workingman to vote for the protection Of
the goods Of his employer 1t means bis
employers prosperity and his own Contin.
uAtlon in labor. II the question Of col.
ashusSS hau any poiut, lie SharpeSt end
strikes the employee.
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AMMUNITION
OF Will,

onlce OF the Clerk Of the County Court Ohio
county, State OF West Virginia,
In the matter, Of tho probate OF tho Will Of John
Knnte, decreased.
The Object OF The petition filed Ia this matter on
the 18th day Of september A, d, 1856, Is to have
admitted 10 probate paper whiting purpOrting to
10 the will Of John KnOte, deceased, bearing date
on the I'd day Of July, A, D. 1856. And 1t appear.
log from an affidavit filed with me In my office
that Daniel Hnote, Allied l.. Heck, Margaret
KnOie JOhnM. KlQte, Rosa A, \. Whitney,
6anndR L, Shank ThRddeuS X, Wlihon,
John x. WithsrB, Sarah K. Zimmerman, Daniel
KnOtc, william p. KnOtO, Minnie QuGintanGe,
Charles Knote, James KnOc, George KnOte, Re. ina
Y liza 'erly, LlvluR BlOxen, ReujRmln +, knOte,
William +. Knote, George ). KnOte, Emily Farlng'
ton, John A. Knoie, VanvaetOr Poush, Daniel g.,
POtSh, Marquis l.. POush, Sarah i, M0One, Anna
J. ARtherS, aamuGl s, Matthews, Ellen Harvey and
Edgar Harvey, penOps who arc therein, and In
said petition declared TO DO interested IN the pro-
bate Of said will arc nOn.rEsdRnG Of this tate 1t
Il ordered that they do appear at my Office In tho
city Of wheeling, In the county aud State Siore.
said within one month alter the date Of The INST
publication hereof, aud de- what Is necessary 10
protect their interest In said matter.
Published the first limo 'eptGmhet 10, 1885,
GEORGE HOOK, CLERK.
IelSwe ''''''''' ''-''' named Executors.
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should-in case Of accident, you under.
stand, II she-ii such a thing % this should
be found, you know, II might be misun;,
dsrstood- looming hight away, my dear y
And the large man walked briskly over
10 the lady with the air Of one who was
bent wholly on doing good, Ina few mo-
nlents more the party was rapidly on the
way to ia destined shelter with q serenity
uuruttled by the gathering tempest,
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En,,e4VaIriter.

Having sold nine tenthH OF the writluE Machine
sod ~ the State, we claim clearly demonstrate
The 1uperiority Of Our machines. below. we give
partial list Of custometS using henli
Daily Intelllguncer.
Daily Register,
NeNB Letter.
W ?. Hubbard, attorney,
Robert White, attorney.
Joseph T. PAUL., attorney.
EusSoll 4 slifel, Ali0'neyi,
u.V. 9tufgl.g, attorney, Motgantown.
yOnu A. HUTCHINSON, attorney, PAtkeSbuH,
yan WINK 2 Amber attorneys PAfkeBbur,
dtoom9 y IhygnlefL attorneys, PATkenbufg.
Hannibal Fofbea, d q Comm USmmi 1IISt,et"
l. Q. Dellickei, Clerk D. 8, Couft, PafkenbufS.
Clarence smith, Click Of Court, faiFt10ft
o. n, Clemens CLERK Of Court, Pal EeTbufs.
,, q llOge, Clerk Of Court, Hinton,
X 4. Fast, Clerk Of COnil, MOTRantbWn,
Manufacturer Insurance Company,
Peabody Insurance company,
Undefwfltef1' Insurance COMPANY,
AldettOu a Atkinson, Insurance IRonhV.
IdW. w DunAwAyl ely Receiver,
Vance HugheA A. Co.
lar1iN Bros, BtOketa
Junction Iron Works
whitaker Iron Work.,
LAughlln Iron Works,
pCtlW00d Iron Works,
A. Sweeney q B0t,
Hobbs, BtOCkunlOf& Co,
fof full particulars III feRAf 10 Atns M saie ana
Iof catalogues, address - V ''''S ''AN
Ell ROSE 4 CO.,
AUS n Twelfth Street.
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lcLlon Lhus IN lOr thIs yeaF:


September should add 100000 barrels to
the gross production and IA wells to the
numbers Of producers.
A year ago the man who would have
predicted the surprising result Of the first
years production Of Washington would
have been gifted prophet, indeed, and
he who would predict the result Of the
coming year must have more than the
ordinary amount Of foresight youchsafed
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DIED,
McCONNAUGIIY-o Monday September Is, 1896
at II O'Clock r. NJ, May, wife Of Joseph AcU0n
naughy, aged % years.
Funeral from residence Of Burget MuConnaughy
In bridgeport, Ohio, to-day "wednesday at
o'clock A. N. Interneat at Bridgeport Gene
terry, Friends Of the family are Invited.