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ANoTnER PAlImNr SUICIDES
At the state HOspiIalt ,F the ~InSAuo-A De
tSrmiaod LunAttc.

At the state Hospital { y the InSAnO-A De-
tSrmiaSd LuaAtto.
Another suicide Is reported from the
Insane Asylum at Weston. This time 1t
was Henry Lawyer, a patient from Pres
ton county, who cut his throat, He was
one Of the most violent aud uncomfortable
patients in the institution, -Four times he
had broken the iron bars al the window Of
his room and escaped, bat was brought
back. On Saturday ne broke out. How
he got the knife with which he killed
himself Is q mystery, AL the knives
used by the attendants at meals in his hall
we're duly accounted for. Being violent,
he wal confined by vristlet straps, which
securely fastened his hands, and which
were locked behind him, and also con-
fined In what Is called o "Crlb," and
carefully watched; but alter supper, he
seems to have secured the knife from its
hiding place, and alter cutting the straps
| which bound him, deliberately cut bis
throat. He was found shortly afterwards,
aud every effort made to save him, but
without avail. By reason Of the violent
nature Of his insanity, every precautiOn
had been taken to prevent him from in
juring himself or others, and no diligence
could have prevented the act. Evidently
he had carefully secreted the knife with q
view to suicide, The unfortunate man
was committed September 10, 1883, but
having escaped was rssdmitted December
20, 1885. The Causeof bis insanity is given
on the books as religious excitement and
losses Ia business.
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II you are suffering with low and de.
pressed spirits, loss Of appetite, general
debility, diBotdeted blood, weak constltu.
ton, headache, or any disease Of Q bilious
nature, by all means procure q bottle Of
Electric Bittets. You will be surprised
10 zee the rapid improvement that will fol.
low you will be Inspired with new life
strength and activity will return pain
and misery will cease, and hencefotth you
will rejoice In the praiBe. Of Electric Bit
ten. Sold ~ atty cents 0 bottle BY Logan
4 Cot NwEaW
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= now. LIKE OIL AND WINE
10 the fainlshb1 Of old "a 4 CUfICUAA
AMI PAIN PtASfRR 10 the aching Iidel
Sand back, the weak and baIbful
Muscles, the sore Chet and hacking
- ypugh, and every pain and ache 81
daily Toll. 4d Ef0tlMhefe. la WGAw
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uorporAuon, orranl.sd.

The Ohio Valley Mutual Protective
Union held liz annual meeting yesterday
and elected General Duval, George u,
Eldridge, William @. HRndlan, DR.. +. II,
Logan, Dr. Thomas b. Campbell, Robert
White and q. G. Dillon as Directors.
These composed the old Board. The
Board organized by re-eleCting oil the old
o~iIiCers,aS iolloWB: President, General /. Il.
DuyAl, WellsburR; Vice-PreSident, George
D. Eldridge, Boston; Secretary, William Q.
HandlRn, Wheeling; Treasurer, Dr. homaS
Ii. Logan, Wheeling; Medical Director,
Thomas u. Campbell, Wheeling; Legal
Adviser, Hon. Robert White, Wheeling;
General Manager, O. G. Dillon, Zanes.
vile. The company decided 10 move into
the second story Of the new Reilly block,
on the corner Of Fourteenth and Market
streets. The business In 1886 showed an
increase Of S2,50O,OOO.
The Peabody Insurance Company has
reelected Ito old Board OF Directors, As
follows: ]. A. Miller, ]. N. Brown, Alon1o
Loring, A. ]. CLARK, A. D. seamon and
James F. BafneS.
The Bank OF the Ohio Valley has also
reelected its old Board, as follows: vii.
liam A. IBeGt, ]. A. Miller, L. NJ. Akin.
son, Henry speyer, William B. Simpson,
John X. BotSfofd, Victor Rosenberg.
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pIuPtEs. DiAothOadS, skin Dleml. hes and taSy
Tim HuAiofa, use UutiCuth eoah,
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WE have now on exhibit our Fall ant
Winter stock Of WOOlens, being q com
pletC line Of Suitings, Pa%ntHlOOnlngs ant
OYCrCOatlngs, which NO slall get up IL
ilrSt.CIass style and III, alil at loves
prices. Alse, q iall limo Of Furnishing
NSO'' 9. HESS L SONS.
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The Baltimore K Ohio are selling low
rate excursion tickets 10 New Orleans,
Jacksonville and all Southern resorts. Fol
tickets, tourists guides and full lniorma.
ton, call on or address I. o. Burke, Ticket
Agent Baltimore 4 Ohio depot, Wheel.
ing, W. Va.
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Your most valuable Cuticura Remedies hayt
done my child 20 much good that I feel like aayInI
this iop the benefit Of thOse who are troubled viii
skin dlIeate Ny. little girl WA troubled will
but did not DO hbr any. good until l used the Cutl
cttA Remedies, which speedily unftd her, i0l
which l owe you many toGhks and many nights 81
rest ANTON B0SsNIER, Edinburgh, Ind.
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O.aGol Nos. 40 and . fourteenth strs7t,
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&Lantea.

TTTANTED-LADIEs AND GENTLE
wv MN In city OF country % take light work
a. thalr own homes. IS TO- ~ 3 day can be easily
made; work sent By mail; no cGnyAsdng. We
Ompl6ymenk Address, with stamp, CROWN
WFG COMPANY, ~ Vine St. Cincinnati. Ohio.
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WAsHmaroN, Jan. lila. M.-For the
Ohio Valley and Tennessee, fair, warmer
weather, followed in Tennessee by local
rains, easterly winds in Tennessee, SOUTH
efly winds IN the Ohio Valley.
For tho lower lake region fair, warmer
weather, aoutherly winds.
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dissolution apttrrs
SOLD.


WHEELING, W. Va, January l, aa
We have this day sold our stock OF DruS M,
cine, Paints, Oils aud Dye stufs, Flxuuta ~.
will, de-, 70 LGushlln Bros, Drug Co, VIII ~
continue at the old stand, l2cs Main street M.
Ing, W, Va,
Thanking the trade for the many cout.ei, =,
tended US In the yeGS past, We uk a c,atlpp,,s
Of the anne 70 our SUCCESSOR.
respectfully,
LAuGHLN BROS, Am
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Tho following showB the range Of the
Thermometer as observed at schnepfsdtuG
store, Opera House corner, yesterday: Z
A. NJ. 40 below; u n, l60 above; 3 ?. NJ.
lge; Z r. N. 1872.
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NEvER "bull.doze" a man, but II you
meet one with a bad cough you may ''bull.
dose him to advantage with DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. Is cents.
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I was almost perfectly bald, caused BY letter Of
dies about siI weeks, aud they cured my scalp
perfectly, and now my half lsCOtnlhg back Is thick
"e''t was j,p. cnO,cr. wbitesbOto,. rs,s..
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THE special attraction at the Capitol
rink this evening will be- race between
Jesse Burkett, the well known skater Of
this city, and Charles Rose, Of Wellsville,
Ohio. It Is to be q 2.mile strSight.aEay
dash for . purse Of $50s side. Rose ID a
skater OF considerable renoWn, having de.
feated Delany twice, easy, Adams and
Others. In fact he has never yet Lost q race.
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DoN'r miss the sport 10 be afforded at
the Capitol rink tonight in the 2.mlle
stralght-aWay race between Rose, Of Wells
vile, and Burkett, OF this city.
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oSE Of the best races Of the season will
be Bkated at tho Capitol rink tonight DO.
tween Rose, Of Wellsville, and Burkett, Of
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A BATTLING 2.mile straightaway race
will be Bkated at the Capitol rink tonight
by Rose, Of WellSville, and Burkett, Of this
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1T WAS most ready to return a blow and
would not brook Rt all this sort Of thing
for I knew | would cure all damages with
Salvation Oil. Is cents,
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SEE the exciting Emile race atthe CAPT.
toll rink tonight between Rose, Of Wells.
Vile, and Burkett; OF this city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-14

TINS Clerks Social will leave this even.
ing ct O'Clock sharp for Moundsvills via
Ohio River Railroad.
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THG best attraction Of the season-the
skating pony General Bonnie" and his
owner, Mr.. Davenport, aburlelque skater,
AZ the Chapline street rink tonight,
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@euesal auttrss.
NOTICE.

Having determined 70 close the estate ,,,,
n. Blum this week, | oisr entire balSSSS. We u
Ct FIFTY CENTS ON THE lOiLIR ~ N1i
knowing thamlslYeS indebted will pleas ~ s}yscl
Eettle this week. or account will be plSGS !. ~
lection. RALFH BLUM, AdmlaIistS, g.
lAu llO6 Main ~,
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THE skating pony General Bohnie''
has pleased everywhere hs has appeared.
He ID 4 little dandy. At the 0hApllne
street. rink Tonight
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BY taking the IA P. n. train on the o.
4 T. road passengers arrive In Cleveland
al 0.25 r. H., and Chicago at 6.SO the fol.
lowing morning. Connections made In
Union depot, Chicago, for all points west.
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Lott for Sale al "The Inns"
Fine GlAGEarC -EWIng Bros.
FioSer Pot BrGcScH, &r.-Nebltt & bro.
Silver Ware Frg-AcAechel.
AJGpIue,H Tea PARTY.
CAgBs-ueO ~ JOhnsonl SORs,
blizzard OYerc0at-n, Guiding \ co.
ClOllng Out Sale Of ClOAks-J.A RliodH q 20.
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Bio 2.mile race al Capitol fink tonight
between Rose, Of Wellbvllle, and ButkSIt,
Of this city,
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NOTICE.

WHEELING, W, Va JanuayLlv
Having thil dGy bought the stock q Dua M.
Will, &C., OF LAuRhlin llr6s &CO " sWii oG,,s'
the business o. the old 6tRnd, i2OS ara ~.
Wheeling, W, Va and ask 4 |COntluuAnge o !"
liberal trade bestowed The old ttm. wy
lG9 LAUGILLIN nROSl nkLn m
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LEON DAVENPORT, the butletque skater,
and bis cute little bkatlng pony, General
Bonnie Of The Ohapllng street tonight,
Admission % cents children u ceata
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TnE Clerks Social will take place at
Moundsyille this evening.
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Louisiana State Lottery Comyany

AVulelhuh DVhGo hVGGoLJ OOLlSdLys
I'VE do hereby certify that We. supervise the al.
FengenertS ISr Az the Monthly y Quarterly
and IN person manage and control the Drawings
themselves, and that the same are conducted with
honesty, fairness, and In good faith toward all par.
ties, and we authorize the Company 10 use this
certificate, with lao hmlleA Of our iiRnRkufea NJ
tRohed, In ig adYeIklsemenla,h
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-14

FOR comfort, get one Of those DCSt
Knit Jackets at q. HESS " SONS.
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Is cta.i ReSoiy0nL q %. PrepSFod 81 die Poff3l
Dlhug AND CHEMICAL Co.. Boston Mas, Send 10
HHOW 10 Cure Skin DIbeiSAg,h y
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NEW STOCK Silver Plated Spoons
Knives and Forks, Of our own brand
lust received. JACOB ", GRUBR,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Sts.
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BEST ron frcaINe pisEAsra

One Of OUT customer says your Cutcura Rene.
dles are The best ne can Ind fOf Itohlng Of the
!klp. Hs tiied all Others and found no reileii I'M
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For IRE Hnnth.

The direct and popular route 10 The
South ls the Pan Handle. Cheap excuf.
sion tickets 10 oil Southern resorts now on
sale. For guide books, maps and time
tables, &C., call on OF address j. q. Tom.
lihBon, Passenger Agent, Pan Handle
route, Wheeling W. VI.
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/. 5. aO0Da oo. ssld LhsshaApssL.
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SEE the wonderful skating pony At the
Chapline street rink TO night. Admission
% cents; children 10 cents,
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TAEs in the big race At The Capitol rink
tonight There will be genuine and eI.
citing sport
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-10-02


ONE or BUFFALO BILLS WARRIORS PAR
BoIIs HIS ARM TO SHOW HIS PLUCK
New YoRK, Sept. 25--The In
dians of the Pawnee and Sioux ma
tions and the group of Comanches
that have been with the Wild West
show at Ersstini, s. l., were ready
for their last dinner yesterday, in
the encampment before leaving for
their homes on the reservations. All
the men wore new suits of coats,
pants and vests, white shirts, new
shoes, and broad brimmed felt hats.
Their long black hair had been neat
ly braided and the paint washed
from their faces, except Lone Wolf,
the chief of the Red Face band of
Sioux, who could not be induced to
cast off his scarlet blanket and ma
tive dress At dinner they were all
seated IN the same tent, and served
with chicken fricasee, roast beef,
roast mutton, potatoes, corn, beans,
rice pudding, custard pie, tea and
coffee. At $3.50 p. m. they left on
the rapid transit cars for New York.
They 90 by the Erie railway, each
tribe having q special car, as the
Sioux have longer distance to go
than the Pawnees to reach home.
During the Medicine dance in hon.
or of Buffalo Bill, Saturday night, an
eagles feather was planted in the
centre OF the great tent in which the
Indians were seated, and rs they
made their wild dance around it no
one dared to touch that feather I'm
less he had killed man in battle
and could prove it by some one pre-
sent. Rocky Bear, chief Of the Ogal-
lala band, touched it several times
so did American Horse, the We r.
rier chief of the Sioux nation; Lone
Wolf touched it sixteen times and
then plunged his arm into a large
kettle Of boiling water and took a
beef bone from the bottom. Ameri-
can Horse and Young Hawk, chief
Of the Pawnee nation in their speech
es 10 Mr.. Cody, said that 400 years
ago Che Indians owned all the land
in this country. The white men
came among them and made treat
les, and were the first to break them.
The Great Chief Cody had kept MI
his promises made to them, and they
were glad. They would 60 home
and tell their people that no promise
had been broken. They did not
think there was SO many white men.
The white men had been good to
them here, and they would tell their
people to be friends.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-10-02

left dependent on England. If that
policy does not vindicate itself, then
it is impossible that any industrial
policy can vindicate itself. 1t has
enabled the United States to have q
larger mileage of railway to-day than
all the rest OF the world put together.
1t could not have been done except
for protective tariff. The ultimate
cause lay in that 628 of duty. That
brought the money from the pocket
of capitalists that started the energy
and enterprise of the inventor, quick
ened the arm of labor and led to re-
suits that have been the surprise and
admiration of the world. Cheers
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-10-02

WHAT SOME OF THE MOST DExTRoUs
PERFORMERS GO THROUGH WITH.

WHAT SOME OF THE MOST DExTRoUs
PERFORMERS GO THROUGH WITH.
The feat of Paul Cinquevali accom-
plished with the knife, fork and pota
to are as novel as they are extraordi
nary. He losses the three in the all
from hand to hand, the potato on the
prongs of the fork, and the knife per
pendicular on it's point in the potato.
Again, he throws the knife, fork and
potato in the air, cutting the potato
in two by swift stroke of the knife,
and catching the halves, one on the
fork in the left hand, and the other on
the point of the knife in the right.
This is the very triumph of the skill
full use of common things which is the
essential principle of the new Jug
glery. Equally extraordinary is Paul
Cinquevali's juggling with cannon
ball, china plate and an egg, after
which he first throws the egg fifteen
feet in the air, catching iton the plate
without breaking the egg, and then
he throws the cannon ball in the air,
catching it on the plate without break
ing the plate. These marvellous feats
are all done without strain or effort,
and with the utmost ease and certain
ty. There is an old Juggling device
called the devil-on-two- sticks, in which
a stick about two feet long and slight
~ dubious at the ends, is balanced
and twirled about on rods held in
each hand. Trewey has improved on
this by doing away with one of the
three sticks, and he balances and re-
wolves one of these sticks on the other.
He has revised and improved another
most interesting feat. He balances
on his chin rod having long cross
piece on which are four bits Of card
board perched like birds ON the bough;
then he takes pea shooter and one
by one he knocks over the bits OF
cardboard, which fall forward, dis
playing silken streamers.
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REPORTER.
The Shenandoah Valley Rail
road.

The master appointed by the Cir
cult Court of the city Of Roanoke,
Va, to take testimony In the FORE
closure proceedings Of the Shenan-
doah Valley Railroad company, fin
ished q two days session IN Phila-
delphia Saturday. It appears from
the evidence taken that ut the time
Of the appointmentof the receiver,
Mr.. Sidney #. Tyler, the indebted
ness amounted to $1,000, 900. The
amount OF the first mortgage issued
was $2,270,000, and in addition
thereto it was claimedthat the Fidel
ity Insurance Trust and Safe Depos-
it Company, as trustee, held 81 $780,
900 of the first mortgage bonds as
security for the benefit of the gener-
al mortgage bonds of the railroad
company, amounting to upwards Of
$4,000,O00- The 81 100000 Of the
first mortgage bonds have never been
negotiated, but are still held by the
trustees uncertifed. Since the ap
pointment Of the receiver certificates
for the payment Of the preferred
claims have been issued to the ex-
tent Of $307 900. The company is
further indebted under car trust con-
tracts to an amount Of 100000 or
thereabouts. The masters report
will likely be passed upon by the Vir-
ginia court in December next, and q
foreclosure sale shortly thereafter
be made. The railroad lies in the
Shenandoah Valley and extends from
Hagerstown, Nd, to Roanoke Va,
distance Of 238 miles, Free Press.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-10-02

WASHINGTON, September 28.-The
following changes have been made in
postal rates. Blank checks, drafts
and similar printed forms such as
deeds, insurance policies, ETC., will
hereafter go through the mails as
third-class matter at the rate of one
cent for two ounces. This will in
clude check books or books, which
are forth class matter-one cent an
ounce. Checks, drafts, policies and
other such papers filed up with writ
ing will be charged letter postage.
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Mrs. Il. p. Beall and Mrs. j. I'll.
Miller are visiting in the city Of Bal
timore.
Mr.. Wiltshire and family have
been sojourning with DR.. J. 7. Har-
ris and wife.
Rev. DIR. Fried holds services In
vicinity of Jones Spring every Sab
bath, which are largely attended.
Revs Pardew and Butt expound-
ed the word Of God to large congre
cations in their respective churches.
The young men will hold q pic mic
above Tomahawk on Saturday next,
dancing will be the order of the day.
Messrs. Geyer and Ticker, also Mr.
Alex Brown, are Strengthening excel
lent beef cattle, which are much in
demand.
The proprietors Of ice cream
saloons of the village will lay in
stock Of oysters so soon as the wealth
en- permits.
Hog cholera has been destroying
large numbers Of the swine persua-
sion, and no remedies, thus far, have
checked its ravages.
All species Of game are moving
where the woodbine twineth, as Mr..
John Miller has decided to take d
brief respite from railroad labor.
ncpuuii.ailS uviu anvUa.~. s,.l....--,
meeting at this place on Saturday
last, for the purpose Of selecting del
cgates to the several conventions.
Among recent arrivals we observe
Mr.. ]. Il. Nadenbousch, Of Berry
vile; Adrian Nadenbousch, of your
city, and Hiram Bowen, Of White
Hall.
REPORTER.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-10-02

Atlanta, Ga, has an artesian well
drilled from September Is, 1884, to
March 80, 1886. It is 2.044 feet
deep, and except the first fifty-four
feet it all runs through rock. The
well taps three veins of water, which
is carried by a pump.tower to tank
holding 1000 gallons, and from
which, through ten miles of pipe,
business places are supplied.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-10-02

RIcHMosD,V September 2S.--
The grand jury ofthe Hastings court
today found indictment against the
Boycott Committee OF the Richmond
Typographical Union and editors
proprietors and publishers of the
Labor Herald. The firm boycotters
by these parties is Boughman Bros,
wholesale stationary and job printers
and the indictment charges the boy
cotters with having combined to injury
ruin, break up and destroy said
Boughman Bros. in their business by
unlawfully, wickedly, maliciously and
corruptly knowingly and Intentionally
making threat to great number OF
persons regular customers of Bough-
man Bros. that if they theaeafter
bought anything of the firm they
would do all in their power to break
up and destroy their business and by
reason of these threats they had been
deferred and prevented from puschas-
ing anything from Boughman Bros"
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-10-02

The Parkersburg State Journal
says that Judge James M. jackson
has it in contemplation to make sew
eral Democratic speeches during the
presentcompaign, beginning at Hunt
ington and swinging around the cir
Gle along the Chesapeake d Ohio
railroad, in the Eastern Panhandle
and winding up at Wheeling; that
he intends TO advocate Jefferson De-
mocracy in its purity and handle lat
ter-day boddle and job Democracy
without gloves.