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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-21

BFehIStu1a and Provisions.
NEw YoRK, Oct. 2O-Flour-Sales,
245, 900 barrels SupeFfne, Western and
State at $2.15a2 90. Common 10 choice
white wheat, western extra, S4.25a4 90.
Patent Minnesota extra good 10 piime
81 GOA 40; choice 10 %X 81 5ol4.00.
Whsat-Bpot lots steady aud moderate.
ly active; options opened frmer, closing
heavy. Sales, 100000 bushels Of tu.
lures; 224,0OO bushels Of spot. No. 2
spring, S2,c. UDgraded red Gsl75ic.
No. 8 rcd, 800. No. | red, SSlc. No. l
white $40. No. 2. red, October, normal.
November, sil isiE closing S4lc. Decem'
her, $685., q losing SBlc. January. s7aN
$751;, closing at $40. February, 500 ,sOl,
closing at 500. March, 0OlAOlt, Closlns
OOl, May 03il04t, closing at oslo.
Corn, spot lots, weak, fairly. active.
Options closing heavy. UngfGded Ala
46c. No. 2 October nominal. .Noyetn'
her As ht46l, olosing46a9. December 48lt
4Os closing 4BlC. January 47t'47l, clos.
liz 47ic, February 47li47i, closing 47Sc.
May .4OV l4OI, closing 46Ii Juns 4OlC.
Oats, ahale lower, fairly active. Sales
$4,000 bushels Of fulnresj 10000 spot,
Mixed Western 3lc, Wife do 30l4O
Hops, quiet and unchanged,
Coffee spot fair. Rio, steady. Diploma
ehads lower, fairly EGtlye. Sales $4,000
bags November o 7blg so. December
9 76iO 80. January y 1850 so. February
0 800 10, March o 80lO 80. April9 50
az IS. May 8 OOi9 90. June 9 S6aO 90
gugar, quiet. MusCOvAde 4 0l0o. Quad
Alnuba lIn, Refined, uulgt and steady
yellow, 4a4lc. Outloai and crushed O6.lt
Pork, active and very steady; mssi
ouolod al S0.7bi old, StOAlO 90. Lard
more active and a shade loweri WOststt
steam spot 50 02i, OFT 50 0Oj Nov. $500
b0S, Dec. $5.UOiOO7i Jan. 50 l3A0 IA
Fob, SO20GO.2 2 Mar SG.2gAB.3l Clty
steam s. 05. Butter, steady and quiet
Cheese, quiet and unchanged. Copper
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educational,
nj, Do CHARTAL ACADEMY,
NEAR WHEELING, ". VA.

~, ,birty,n!nth year OF this ~Wel'knoWn Acsd'
pnde, the charge Of tho VlSitaton Num-,
IIs on The Inst Monday Of september next and
v,nG, received at any tine in the Seaiou.
M, VINO dalro TO place thelF dGughten In an
,l1,,lop Aaord!ug exceptional advantages Ia
n~sr Of heRllhiul and delightful location, ex'
',rt board, thorough discipline and instruction
,ss sspds OF lifelong teAcherH, in every depart
II lelaale education, including tho modern
ls,as,,s and music, should send for . catalogue
nj tas GRool, Address
ni,sctresso of tho Academy oiths Visitation,
MT. De CHANTAL,
.s,,v Near Wheeling, ". Va.
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Tho best salve in the world for cuts,
bruiBea,Ssores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tettSr, chapped hands, Chilblnins,
corns, and all skin erupiions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by Logan & Co.
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NEW YoRE, Oct. 2O.-The new demand
has been for moderate quantities Of any
goods, but the tone Of the market is very
strong. Agents have advanced Atlantic
wido shee ings 10 the bNRis Of 25c for 10
by As; bleached Atlantic Peabody DC,
and Ellerton q. S. hleaohed to Tic.
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baltimore 1.-Two Stock Market.
oFFIcE or TIE CALYER1oN STOCK YARDs, |
MONDAY, Oct. II, lbbN.

TIE HOu MARKET.
Arrivals this week .............,..-.,. .......'..S W.
Arrivals last week nlTA
Arrivals one year g0...... ....., ......., ..........."".O y
RENARKS.
There Is a full supply OF hogs on the market this
~wcpk-2,0O0 head more than last week, and more
than 5000 had IN excess Of tho receipts q year ago.
There Is a fairly good demand reported III all the
yards Al 6AGkG. net : most sales GHaGNc. The
quality Ia quite ~ good as that OF last weeks offer
iuN. Same time last year hogs sold Rt 4MAS1S9,
and the wear before G%s7h, and extra o Sliade
higher. OF the receipts this week 81 head ctlne
Ly the iGnnBy YanlI RallEGad, aud 1913 over tue
Baltimore l. VhlO Railroad.
CLLREHOST LIVE SrorK MARKET,
MLTIAORE. Oct, IL, lS3G.
All hogs aud sheep sold IN these yards Ny Il. a.
Blackstone arc Ut gross weight.
Receipts this week z 49, head hogs, 1gnIntt l,O2I
heat last week, EowA aud rough no = selling ~
81 q, good light $500; heavier weight from $50
tOSS.lS.
ARRIVALS OF LIVE STOCK.
Al ClIrrnOnt Stock idrh, tId baltimore IL ONO
hdlhOdd for troek ending Oc,06tr H.
200 cars, containing 2,707 cattle, II calves, 6.037
sheep and limbs, 81 hOrcs, 1910 hoS1.
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 50, 1855,

commencing at . o'clock P, M the undersigned
special, commissioi els viii sci, At public suction
the following dCschbed piece, or parcel 9. gpnndl
situated In Ohio County, In the State OF West Viz
gtnls, gu the National Road ~ the eXtTeme end o.
The ield lying east OF the fulton Paper MIL, and
we,tsrl corner Of said aeld, thence south twenty
eight aud u half degrees west lOrly.One poles, tep
llnGS " u stone, on the bank Of Wheeling Greek
thence north lOrty.SlVen and \ fourth degrees west
north twcny-OlEht and ! half degrees east, forty
one poles TO 4 stake 1T tho fence by said road
thence south iOrty'ninO and thTee'l0nEths degree
east az poles, aud lwenty 'elgh! links 70 tae 6tgil'
ming, containing one acre, " loads, aud twenty
six poles, subject, however, 70 an agreement DO
tween Daniel steenEod and wife aud John " Berry
about certain streets and roads therein mentloned
which agreement d Ot record In SAtdCOunty OF Ohio
sRld zeal estate will DO offered as y whole, aud In
three parcels, the tnst being the hotel property
fronting on the National Road, aud extending
back VI q street In the Teari tho Secoud beinB the
factory or SlRughlerhOuso Of said OEthr extending
u Wheeling Creek. AplAtOi said parcels may be
Soep " the office Of the CleFk Of the County CourI
O'TEEasI w SALE: one.lourth and AZ much
mole az the pur, hAAer may elect 70 pay, IN cash 0n
the day VI E6le, the balance IN three equal INSTALL
mentS atone, two aud three yeRTsr notes bearing In
Lerest from the day o. sale 20 ee glysa ioT Ihu GS
money shall be further secured by person., Necpr
ity on Tho notes therefor 70 DO approved by the
Commissioners, or ~ the election o. we putch4Aet,
by policies VI Insurance on the buildings on said
property payable TO lald commissioners In such
Rm0untG they shall require, aud issued by com
panies 70 be approved By them.
Y, 7; wHysNRAAIRRR, Special Commissioners
That said special commissioners have given
bond with security approved by me, according 10
law, and " required by lRid degtge, Il hereby Ger
llled this I'D day Of Septsmber, 1855.
joins W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
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CuroAuo, ILL, Oct. 2O.-There was
some strength at the opening Of the
wheat market to-day, induced by the re,
port OF all improved export movement,
but wheat soon became heavy uudOr
fresh speculation. Offerings and prices
receded from early ouitide figures. and
closed at inside prices In latest trading.
Corn weak.
0&ts dull and easier.
Provisions showed very little activity.
Mess pork about &c lower.
Flour was unchanged.
Wheat-NO. 9 spring, 7l2a729; cash,
No. 2 Red, 73f; Oct, 7i4l72!; Clusing, 70;
Nov. 72I ,733; closing, 72E; Dec. 74sa75s;
closing, 74s; Jan. 762,16ti closing, 75s
May, SllsS2b; closing, ST.
Corn, October Sall3l!r, closing 333c;
November 9iI 1850, closing at Sic;
December 30i3Bac, closing at 39c; May
40l l4OIc, closing at 40sc.
Oats, October, 24A243c, closing at 24lc;
November 2~5ia269c, closing at 25lC; De.
Cembsr 2Obl2jsc, closing at cole; May
30la3OSc, closing at sole.
Rye, Noe 4s!c.
Barley, No. 63c; No l flax seed 003ci
primo timothy seed 81 GlAl 90.
Pork, October $3.50 4 10. closing al
s. 65; November, IS G5'S 724, closing at
s. 67I; December IS 70 s 70, closing al
S. 7Oj January 50 G24,OT 24, closing 1905
Lard, October, So G5i November, 1892!
as 81, closing OF So 074; December $5,724
January So SOa5 82l, closing at 1882
short rib sides, cash, So 70; short cut
boxed, SOO5RO 70; shoulders boxed
$5.4Sl5.60
Whisky, sl1S.
Sugar, cut loaf, OlaOso; granulated, 90
standard A, SIC.
Butter, quiet aud easy; creamery, 10
&c; good TO choice dairy, l542lc; pack
Ing stock, Taos.
Eggs, lSc.
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NEWSPAPER "a !s AZ 81, 1 Z 4, \? sS ! sss:ssia 5a !:
lHtIPRTIaIlin otherwise. II contains Hats
AIIVfHIININi Of newspapers and estimates
w LiItIOllSV Of the cost Of GdyoFIiIiE
The advertiser who wants 10 spend ore d0llAF mad
who Will invest one hundred ih1dband dollar Ia
adVotti Ing 4 scheme u indicated which Will meet
HE eyOfy requirement, N O4i be made 10 do 10 "
AllGhl Oh4ngtA OAt!ill Arrived a. BY correspondence.
iRned. Sent plNtnAld 10 any Addfctl TOT 10 cents,
Abbly 10 GEO. I. ROSELL 4 co. NeWGtNpci AL.
ytillsnR lln'gan 10 Spruce ttroeL Printing Iiotio
5quafo) New Y0tk. d62S
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NONOE TO CREDITORS.

To tho Creditors Of Ellen FortyLh, deceased;
In pursuance u a dc re3O lhO Circuit Court OF
subject IlG real est ito OF said Eiru 70 sytl 10 the
payment Of hGr debts, you are required 10 present.
j our claims against the estate Of tho sad kllcu
forsyth, for adjudication 10 Joseph Il. Paul, COM
missioner, " his office, No. l2U ChApline tt'eet, III
the CITY n Wheeling ohio county, Nest Virginia,
on or before Saturday, the alta day Of November
1886.
Witness, John ". Mitchell, Clerk OF said Court,
This 7Ih day Of October, lSS6.
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EAST LIBERTY, Pa, Oct. 2O-Oattle-
Receipts $40 head; shipments 5lS
head; market very dull; prime s. 1886
fair to good 81 25l4.5Oi common So 5Ol4
stockers 1913 25i feeders So 6044 %; lG
cars shipnsd to Nav. York, HoEs-Re.
ceipts 1900 head; shipments 8 500 head
market opened active, closed dull; Phil.
sdelphias, 81 75l4 so; Workers., 81 50A
AGO; common and light $S5i4 IS; lS
cara shipped to New York to-day, Sheep
Receipts, 400 head; shipments, l,2OO
head; market very dull; prime S3,76a4
fair to gond $3.25a3 80; common ST. 50a2
lambs, 81 25t5
CuIcAdo, 0rt. 9O-The DrOusrs' Journal
reports: Oattle-Recaipts, 5000 head
shipments, 1000 head smooth fd
beeves steady shipping steers, 50 CO.
8 20; stOCkers and ieederH, s. 25i3G0;
COWS, bulls and mixed, 81 50A3 TO- bulk,
S2.35J2 90. Rough Texanp, slow; cow
and mixed 81 25A2 IS; steers So 70A3 80;
western rangers, slow; natives and half
breeds, s. 0Ol4 90; COWS, $2.S5a3 90; win.
ter Texans, s. 0Oa3 40.
Hogs-ReCeipts, 2,6O0head shipments,
1000 head; market slow lOAl5c
lower than Tuesdays average \;
rough and mixed, S38Oi4.2O; pSckGae6
and shipping, Si0OI4.45; light, $SGOA43O;
skips, 81 S0A2 40.
NRw YoRE, Oct. 2O.-BaeveS, r~ecsipts
l05 car loads. Market closed dull, l01
lower for inferior native steera and for
oil grades OF Texas and ColoradoS, but
prime steers tlrIner. Native steera 3 75l
5 81 per 100 poundS. Fair to good Texas
steers 8 5OI3 ST. fair Colorado 8 10
sheep and lambs, receipts 50 CATS. Nc
demand for common and ordinary otter
ings, and the market was among the
wort Of tho year for the selling interests.
Ordinary TO choics lambs 5 25l0 %.
Hogs, barely STEADY for live hogs al 4 Goa
5 10 per 100 pounds.
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strong, Lake lltslll. Lead, dull, com.
mon 81 25a+SO. Tin, steady, others IN
BALTIMORE, MD, Oct. 9O-whsat-
Western, dull ard easy. No. . winter
rad spot Sl4ssl3c; November S9taS2ic;
December S4as4toj January S5IaSBa.
Oorn-Western dull but firm; mix ID
spot ~+4ta44Sci November and December
44ta4I!ci January 4ila45tc.
Oats-Quiet and frmi Western white
3iaS6c; do mixed 32a3SG.
Provlsions-Steady. Mess pork Sll5e
LNd-Rsaued 40,
Butter-Stesdy, Creamery 25aS0ci
Western l5alSC,
EyGs-Quist and easy, 1920.
CoHee-Dull, no cargoesi ordinary to
%Clsoiss4Tt, oHlo, Oct, sO-oOtton
easy,
Flour firm.
Wheat tirmer; No, . red, DC.
Corn in fair demands No, 3 mixed,
oAts, heavy; No. 9 mixed, 81,
Rye, Quieti No. 2, 52!c,
Pork, dull at $50.
AAtui ECoIC1 Nv ~ lus ouLA Hpht1l HbNf
Short ribs, 50. 70AG,S5,
Bacon, quiet and firm short ribs, $7,40i
short clear, $40,
Whisky quiet at Sl,1S.
Butter, extra creamery, SOci choice
diary, sos,
Linsesd oil, quiet and steady at 4o4
42c.
Choice rye, zoe.
Sugar, quiet; hard refined, OsR02c;
New Orleans, 4as5!c.
Hogg, dull common and light, ST 1904
25i packing aad butchers, 81 GOA
Eggs, frner at l54c,
Cheese, easier; choice mild, full cream
flat, ll!al2c,
Petroleum,
NEw YoRK, Oct 20-Pstroleum opened
G5Eci highest coles lowest O53i closed
BRApyoRD, Pa, Oct, 20 -opened at 68c;
0Gtc; lowest 66Sc; closed ut G5Sc;
$4,000,
at oslo; highest G6fCi lowest O5lc;
at Ola, Sales $4,000 barEslsi
Dlearaucss 100000 barrels charter 4O,6S5
Shipments 60, 36S barrels.
PITTsBuRGu, Oit. 20.-Petroleum, dull.
steady; opened at csc, closed at
500; highest GO; lowest 65bc,
LONDON, Oct. 2O.-Rsfned Petroleum
j4a5Bi psr gallon. Petroleum, firm;
G5I; tallow, easier, A.
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All tTaiuG daily except sunday,
PullmAn,s Palace butet or hotel Sleeping Cars
though without change from BteubenYiile ENt To
.ineinnGu, Louisville, Chicago, indianapolis aud
81 LluIG,
For through tickets, baggage checks, sleeping car
accommodations, aud any further Information ar.
ply 70 JOHN q. TOMLlNs0N, Ticket Agent al Pan.
handle station, foot OF Eleventh street, or al CITY
Ticket Once, under McLuTe House, Wheeling,
JAMES NoCRRA,
General Manager, Pittsburgh, p,
\. A. FORD,
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mr. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS.

WIN euro DlsoesCs Of tho kidney, utayeli elect
gliici,frh, and all Urinary hnd Uttlhii plfNAlCl,
ECiv0uh aud PhypiOal Dcbilllyi seminal MeaSne.,i
ifCCay, fnS0ichry caused By oftofA oi youth %.
IettSeS' tc, Eyphiiii In ali IL forms sntN throat
Ard noSO, uIcin, efuptl1iib, .hcI0iulA, tCtlst ~
iheum, and all blood AND, AIN qleaSea, AZ, ts Y w
three daya. Pfico Ia %, sold in wheeling " yen
81 ]. u SOCkiNB, btGgIiSt Ben1 By nan l'AiSd'
i6b
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Passenger trains daily including Sunday. A
ia, TOMLiNBON,
". ], ROBINSON,
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gsansunrtattun.

DTTsBURGH, CINCINNATI 4 ST.,
LOUIS RAILROAD Panhandle Route;
q, 1855. Trains lave Panhandle station, loot Of
Eleventh street, near public landing, Va follows
Central Standard time!
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All trains daily sxCupt Sunday.
Trains leaving Bridgeport Of l:l2 p, m. u;I7 city
TEains leave Cleveland for Wheeling ii 1910 r,
m, arriving at b:lS ?, n.
Leave Cleveland al ll:l0p m arrive AT 7:lAG N
Z. A. FORD,
Con. Pass and Ticket Agent, Pittsburgh, Pa.
JAMES MCCREA, General MANAGER,
Pittsburgh, pa,
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DENNsYLvANIA COMPANY,
j. (oPKRATINa)
CLEVELAND ~&'PIlTSBURGH B. r,
CondensOl. timelAbln Of passenger trAlnI cor
Tected 10 0CIOBER8 lSS6-CehtTAl STANDARD Time;
KGET Nm K0Ern 10 PTTFsNUEaH AND CLEYRI1Np,
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81 ClaiFSvllle Aooonm0oArOn IeavoG nAvynuE
o. S;a5 a. IN, 1850 and 600 p. M; leaves B0llAire
at 0:l0 q. M, 1928 and 6;S6 p. m. Returning, ~.
iiyeB at Wheeling At Sil6 q. M 1855 and 6:46 p. NJ,
daily except Sunday.
At II :3S q. M, and arrives Rt HoundEyllle Gt l2:lb
p. M, daily except sunday.
Grafton accommodation at 8:26 p. m.
znesville accommodation leaves Wheeling At
400 p. M, daily except Sunday.
l0:S0 p. m. train through 70 Cincinnati without
ihAnge, with d. & o. Rlccper through 10 Cincinnati
3 30. Sleeping Cars on oil through trains.
Through Coach from Wheeling 10 Cincinnati on
yo. ., leaving Wheeling at 9:26 q, M arriving u
NnclnnAu q 1850 p. N.
ClOse connections arc made Tor all points Bouth
and Southwest, North and Northwest, making this
4 desirable route for Colonists and persons moving
70 the great West, and 10 whom Particular nLLGna
tan IL given.
Tickets 70 all principal points on sale at Depot,
Sleeping car Recommendations can DO secured 81
Depot Ticket OIlOo.
TIiO5. O. BURKE, Ticket Agent, B 4 o. Depot
JOHN I. LANE, TRAY. Passenger Agent,
R.T bEVR1Ba. General Agent. wh"RlInT
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ohio RIVER RAILROAD.
" table corrected 70 JUNE q, 1885. Trains
leave Panhandle Station, foot Of Eleventh street,
near public landing, ~ i0llOwE-Centrai standard
Tne-whiCh Ia IS MINUTES slower thanGWheOling
time:
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gsaaI anttess.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF Full
" TON REAL ESTATE, BONE MILL, AND
PERioNAL PROPERTY.
Lewis 8, Britt In Ohio County
Lewis Ortiz aud. Othsn,J lpOhaneeIy,
BY virtue Of u decree Of said court made In the
above entitled Gauie on the lGt day Of December,
lSSb, tbs unde's signed appointed special commits
slOneFi for the purpose, viii sell at public auction
on tho premises, occupied by Lewis orth, At the
East Elid Of tle town Of Fulton, IN said county, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, lSSS,
commencing Ut 10 O'GlOlk q. m, the Bone mill,
and the boiler aud engine, and all tho machinery
Lewis 9th. Also the household and kitchen luIpi,
tuTe aud other pe3OaAl property belonging 70 said
OFth, except certain buTTs aud b0tlen aud other
machinery bought By said Ortiz at AIAlG Of prop
eEty formerly belonging 10 Michael Herr, aud moi
used about the business ol said Lewis Ortiz " con-
duGled by hun,
TERASOFSALE; CRsh,
Ain mn gall
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THTHEEL1NG 4 PITTSBURGH DlYl
w SION, B. 90
On and alter NAY 80. 1850 passenger trains vii
run o. Acknowledging time.
For Pittsburgh 6:6 a m, 7;96 q. m, daily; l:s6
p m, B.21 o m, daily.
For WaIhing0n-l :Go r. M, daily except Sunday.
From Pitsburgh -ll:$0 a. m, 6i2O p. M, daily
except Sunday 1923 p. nj daily; g.25a. IN daily,
From WAAhingt0D-9:&R q. m daily 1880 a. M,
$40 p, M, 1923 p. N. daily.
O. LoRD. General Passenger Agent
B. DUNHAM, General Superintendent
Ut LAM, ray. pAEs, Art. WhNnlinV.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-05-28
THE SECOND DISTRICT.

From the LaCygne Journal.
The Topeka correspondent of the
Kansas City Journal, in discussing the
Congressional situation in Kansas
mentions the fact that Hon. II. w. Blue
OF Pleasanton, is not, "this year," in
any sense candidate i'm the Second
District. Senator Blues qualifications
and his prominence in the republican
party have Occasioned more or less
pleasant reference to him rs a Con.
gressional candidate, and he has many
admirers who would be pleased to see
him in the enjoyment of Congressional
honOrs. But Senator Blue is believer
in justice, reason and party harmony,
and has refused to yield to requests that
he should enter a canvass against Hon.
E. II. Funston, as should have been
generally well known long ago. The
Senator recently expressed himself of
the opinion that the Second District
should certainly avail itself of the adj
vantages and experience of Mr.. Fun
ston for at least the two full terms
which courtesy and fairness demands
should be accorded worthy Represen-
tative-such as Mr.. Funston has PROV
en- in an eminent degree. The few dis
politicians who, for purposes
of their own, and selfish purposes only,
wish to see some other republican cam
didate nominated in place of Mr.. Fun
sion at the coming Congressional con-
vention have not the slightest SEM
blance of reality on which to base the
of any opposition that could
result otherwise than in their humilia-
ton. Mr.. Funston is sure to be nomi.
mated, and it still looks as though the
would be by reclamation.
His reelection is among the certainties.
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second to Solomon, and third to Gymp-
sum City, no other bands competing.
The encampment Of the Knights of
Pythias closed with grand ball. 1t
is conceded that this was one of the
most satisfactory meetings of the order
ever held in the State.
AtchisOn Champion: Wehave often
said that no new state was ever 80 pro-
life in the production of books as Kan
sas. A book has been lately printed
by Mr.. Thacher in Topeka, ON the
"Lost Tribes of Israel" 1t is written by
Rev. Mr.. Ingersoll. of Clay county,
who was formerly professor in Ober-
lin college. We should like to read a
notice of it by some competent critic.
f. w. Giles, one of the founders of To-
peka, has written a history called
"Thirty Years i'm Topeka" George w.
Crane il the publisher. and it will very
soon be furnished to subscribers. Mr..
Giles is the resident of Shawnee county
best fitted to write such a book. Good
pamphlet histories of that county have
already been written by Mr.. Giles and
Mr.. w. w. Cone, of the Capital.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-05-28
FARMER FUNSTON.

| From the Baldwin Ledger.
In these times Of turbulence and de-
preston and uncertainty, when the
shadow of suspicion and dis:rust is cast
over many sensitive and weakened
patriot, and the new conditions to the
strong and hopeful, are suggestive o.
possible emergencies, which may cul.
inmate in general financial disaster and
business prostratiOn; the republican
party will do well to foster its strength
by standing up and supporting hel
strong and tried representatives.
We do not understand brilliance, MOI
cunning, nor legal acumcn, nor orator..
cal power, nor all of these to be the
character of that political strength,
which is most requisite for trOublous
and trying times, but rather the can
dor. the common sense, the unflinchlng
integrity, the wise sagacity, the fidel-
ity to principle eminently illustrated
by those plain men, Lincoln and Grant
who indicated these qualities in the
national struggles through which We
passed in the suppression Of the rebellion
and in the reconstruction of the gov
eminent. Such a man is our present
representative in congress, Farmer
Funston. The strength of such men,
by their clear intuitions and profound
sense of right. by few sagacious SEN
fences have often settled many of the
profoundest problems in which the
leaders of both houses of congress have
spent days and weeks celebrating their
endless arguments and rhetorical plat
itudes. Mr.. Funston is one of those
men whose worth and weight will tel:
more and more as he is tried and trusted.
Farmers sometimes feel sorely and
talk ugly about the professional men,
the lawyers having a monop.
oily of the important offices of trust,
pay and honor. Well so they have.
They secure them by appropriate work
often as well as by merit. Let the far
mers see to it when one of their mum.
Der has got a foot hold that it is not
permitted to be undermined or tripped
up. 1t looks fair for Funston, but
don't trust fair appearance. Send up
your rural delegation solid and clinch
their instructions. 1t may not be all
fair in the South.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-05-28
KANSAS PATENTS.

s. A. Haseltine & Bro, Patent So
licitors, Springfield, Missouri, send us
the following list of patents which
were issued to citizens of this state dur
ing the past week:
Marvin, Geo. A., assignor of One-half
to G. s. King, Seneca, Kansas, Tongue
Support. McCauly. John G. F. Crook
ed Creek, Kansas, Car-coupling. Will
liams, OLIVER p, and G. NJ. c., Con-
nor's Station, Kans., Mail-crane At
tachment. Gottschalk, Albert r. W.,
Ottawa, Kans., Refrigerator.
Parties writing to Hazeltine & Bro,
regarding patents will please mention
this paper.