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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-07
LOCAL BREv1TIEs.
Matters Of Minor Moment in aud About
the City.

the City,
The races commence to-day,
"TuE New MAoDALINE" at the Grand
tonight.
"EyERY.BoDY's Friend" and "Lend me
Five Shillings" at the Opera House to-
night,
EDWARD HAMMOND, anative Of Germsny,
took out his first papers oil citizenship at
Clerk Mitchella office yesterday.
PRoF. JOIN MULLEN is in the city visit
ing the fair and looking up his dancing
classes. His academy will open Tuesday
September 81.
A SPECIAL meeting Of Council has been
called for this evening for the purpose OF
reducing the circus license Tor the ten
cent show on the Island,
TIE only marriage license issued from
Recorder Hooks Office yesterday, was one
to Jacob Fuchs, PittsbuIgher, and Miss
Annie l.. Carr, OF this city,
TIE fight reported in yesterdays issue
as taking place in Walther' g saloon, did
not, it appears, take place in the saloon
but short distance below there,
AUGUST BowERs, q saloon keeper on
Sixteenth street, was arrested by the po-
lice last night on the charge Of selling
liquor on Sunday, The complaint was
made by a Mrs. Robinson, who charges
Bowers with selling liquor to her husband
The United States District Court for THU
State will meet at the court room in the
Custom House at o'clock this morning
A grand Jury has been summoned, anC
considerable business OF importance vii
be transacted, Judge Jackson, CleTi
Moore and District Attorney Watts are II
the city stopping at the McLure'
MILLER, Okey 4 Freeman's circus or
riyes to-day and will spread its tent on thu
vacant lot at the west end OF the suspen
sion bridge, where twill give to-day ant
tomorrow, afternoons and evenings, wha
Ia said to DO the best 10 cent show exIant
There ia only ono ring, and the "aggrega
ton" is not large, but what there ID, 10 o
the best and gives regular old-time show
Two freight trains on the r., W. 4 Ky
railroad Collided half mile from Wheel
ing Junction at 5 o'clock yesterday. Tn
axle OF therear car Of freight train boun'
south, broke, neCessitating the stOppag
of the train, A few minutes alter tn
accident occurred a second train DASHED
around the curve, and before the engin
could be stopped went into the statIonar,
train, ditChinga and injuring the lOComotiy
and two cars. Tie train men, with tn
exception OF the engineer, George True
who went down with the wreck, but &c
capped with badly spraued ankle, wer
unipjured. The accident caused Q della,
Of travel OH the road for several hour
: before tho track could DO cleared.
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You can save from 10 cent? to $1.OO on
every pair Of shoes purchased at
SToNE'S CASH SlloE Store.


at Wheeling, September 0, I, s, 0, 10 and
II, 1880. On the above dates. the Baltimore
4 Ohio Railroad Company will sell round
trip tickets 10 Wheeling at low excursion
rates. For rates, time Of trains, &C., see
email bills, or call upon or address Agents
Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad.
Special train for Grafton and way alta.
tioiB will leave Wheeling on September
I, :, o and 10 Rt 5!45 =. NJ, city time.
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FortheaCcommodAtion Of people attend.
Ing the State Fair, tho Zinesville accom-.
mediation will not leave Wheeling, septem.
Der 4, 5, 8 and 10, until bi35 T, NJ, city
tlinu. Every day during tho Fair week
the Washington, Pa, accommodation will
leave Wheeling at $3.50 r. W, instead Of
4 $50 Il, H., city time.
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PATRONS Of the State Fair call at Mans.
fields Saloon and Lunch Room, corner
Tenth and Main streets. His establish.
merit has been newly reiurniahed and
painted, and now stands second 10 none
In Che city for style, finish and quality oil
Fine Liquors, Cordialg and Cigars. Rey.
mann and SChmulbaCh'g Beer on tap.
The finest Lunch every morning.
X, ]. MANSFIELD,
pfoptletor,
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YoU can save money every time at
sTONE's OAHn BiIoR SToRE.

TnE Mountain Lake Park Hotel, alter a
thorough repairing and preparation, iB
again open for guests. The rates are 40
reasonable az will allow for a ilfBt.Class
table and comfort Of lLs patrons. Mr., Il,
Il, VanMster, the owner, Slll manages Il,
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1000 CLOAKS.

Country Merchants are invited 10 see
this mammoth stock Of Wraps, rs lower
prices are guaranteed than can DO pur.
chased east. II. EMSIlElMEU,
Is, go and IS Eleventh st.
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we will mako the following special offer
1870 pair Ladies' fine slippers at 40 cents
IL pair Ladies' fine kid, extra high cut,
button, at$2 Copper pair.
11i3 Main street.
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Cutlonra stands At The head Of It's class, especial
" 4 this the case with tho CutIoura BOap, Have
had an unusually good IaO this summer, owing 10
through some localities In tho county, Ia which
inc Cuticufa Remedies proved satisfactory.
1,o,..,., a.. W. l.. HARDING, Druggist
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WE have introduced a new system Of
selling Watches on the lnstallmCrt plan
whereby you can secure watch at once
on easy payments. Tall md Investigate.
JACOB W. G1lUBD, Jeweler,
Cor, Twelfth md Market Sts.
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sOALp, FACE, EARs AMP NECK.

was afflicted with Eczema on the Scalp, Face,
Ears and Neck, which tho druggist, where / go(
your remedies, pronounced one Of tho wont cases
70 Try your Cutlcuta Remedies and alter i've DAYS
use my scalp and Part OF my face were entirely
cured and hope In another week 10 have my
ears neck, aud the other part q my face cured
ZOE. Fourth Street, New YORK E"@NN BLADE
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OnIcol Nos. 20 nnd " Fourteenth Street.


Wanted-GermAn Girl.
bananas and LemOns-GeO. X. McMCeheh q SOIL
Illuminated CiOCk-EWilg bruS.
bt0Cks For sRlO-l, irwin, Stock Moker.
FOR rRlo-PtOpCrty III Elm Grove,
BChOOl BOOks-U. II. QullnDy
Cabinet photographs Higgins,
Natural Gas FiItlngs-A. J. sweeney Son.
Tex. Hooks aud school supplies-stRnton & DAY.
0G aPsS. n, snock & cO.-IIcnd Of Local.
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SKIN ,' s; 4; ;;3,,, |

uuMILI AT1NG Eruptlons Itching and burning
" Skin Tortufes, LoRths0me Sores, and every Spe:
nes Of Itching, seAly, Plmply, Inherited, sIroiu.
l0uS and Contagious Diseases OF the blood Skin
and scalp, With Less Of HAIR from infancy To old
age, arc positively cured by CUTICURA, tho great
SKIN cue, anu CuTlCURA soar, an exquisite Skin
BeauIlher. externally, aud CUrICUHAs REsOLvKNT,
the new Blood Purifier, internally,
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hGyo been afflicted since last March with a
was covered with BCabs and sores, and tho Itching
and burning were almost nbeRtable, Seeing your
Cutlcura RemGdhs 80 highly recommended, con.
cluded TO Give them trial, CEing the CutiOuFa and
CutiCura Soap externally and resolvent Internally,
for four months. call myself cured, ln gratitude
Tor which make this public statement
Mrs. CLARA A. FREDERICK,
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WASHINGTON, D, O., Sept, I'll NJ
For Western Pennsylvania and West
Virginia, fair weather; no decided change
IN tpmperatufe; variable winds!
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Thcrlnolnrier.:l Ioeord.

Tho following shows tho range Of the
Thermometer as observed at SChnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, Monday;
7A,M., O2'i IL NJ, s3' i3n M $3.50 rNp
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ARTISTIC and Efficient Cooking Stoves,
At all priCes powerful heaters for the
home, office or store atthe Fair.
Jos, Bell i %,
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q THE SEEMING MACHINE IA the caIiIo
d "a o. Uterine Paths and Weakness F1T
Htt6Sk Aching sides aud Hack Kidney Pain.
SEk1e3 sciAgitA, Chest Palms. Weakness 6Id
Rl1h[h. Inflammation, the CUTiCuRI ANfI.PIiN
PLAnGG q lnialllblN 2SC 40 wStW
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TO make room for our daily arrivals
OF Fall and Winter Stock We shall offer
our Summer Stock al reduced prices.
U. HESS Il SUNS:
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Music at the Alhambra Palace Rink
Thursday, Friday aud Saturday Of this
week,
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EVERYTHING CoMpLErE.

To-day will see all tho handsome dis
plays in the main hall complete. The
other halB like the main one arc packed
with exhibits OF all kinds. The poultry
department grew in pize hourly yes
terday. The police regulations this
year are Systematic and will be
carried out strictly, by the force
under charge OF Mr.. John Rogers, Top
Mil boiler, who is at the head Of the force
OF twenty-five mon. Tho iakirs and re-
freshmant stand men are as numerous as
the plaques Of Egypt aud noisier than
ever. Machinery hall will be in operation
to-day with the balance OF the great show.
The people are bound 10 attend; the
Wheeling Fair has grown to DO 80 popular
that the year is not well spent II It ID not
visited. All that remsina 10 mako this
years EaiF perfect, Is pleasant weather.
Races will be startedat I'm. sharp,
each day.
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Arc sold by all druggists Price. Cuticura, 30
cenlsi llEs0LvENT 81 0Ji soar, ID cents I1fTSS
10 Cure Skin Diseases --O"
ne lITlFY tho Complexion aud skin BY uslbp
Ukhu the UutlrtIfA Bnab, '"b
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The Ilu..lnn Wnx of conuuc.t,

ST. PETERSBURG. Sept. Ut Is stated as
soon as Prince Alexander leaves Bulgaria
Prince Doulgourki will start for Sofia tax.
ing with him large amount OF funds.
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the Republican wage-gorkers Of that body
had merely suggested his name as that oil
un available candidate,
Hon. @. d. Hubbard arose and seconded
the nomination Of Mr., Atkinson and took
occasion to remark that before further
nominations were made, he thought the
member from the country should be
chosen first, He made motion to that
effect which prevailed.
EVERYTHING UNANIMOUS.
On motion OF Mr.. Abe McColloch the
nomination Of Mr., Atkinson was made
unanimous by a rousing vote. Mr.. I.
Buchanan nominated Mr.. Meek with refer
ences to his services in the army,
Mr., g. W. Baggs in ringing speech
nominated Mr., Whitaker, his remarks be.
ing received with applause. Mr., Baggs
stated the truth when he said that Mr.,
Whitaker could be elected, DR., Edwards,
while realizing and appreCiRtinR all that
Mr.. BRggs had said, was afraid Mr.. Whit
aker would not consent TO run. Mr.. Baggs
settled this objection by stating that only
four hours before, Mr.. Whitaker had agreed
to make the canvass II nominated, More
applause, Mr.. o. d. Thompson spoke Of
the respect tho lsboring men had for Mr..
Whitaker, and moved to make the nomi-
nation unanimous, This was done and
there was more applause,
Mr.. I. o, Young moved to make the
nominations OF Messrs. Meek and MUM
unanimous, which was done with cheer.
SENATORIAL CoSFEREEs,
The next business being the selection
OF Senatorial Conierees for this county, in
the First Senatorial district, the following
were chosen;
Washlngton-C. ], Rawlng,
Msdison-Oapt, Hiram Young,
ClAy-G. W. Atkinson,
Union-Heury A, Albright,
CsntTe-W. Newt LinCh.
Webster-Oharles Smith,
Ritchie-O. d, Thompson,
Richland-Capt. VIM. North,
TriadelphiA-J, O, Brady.
Liberty-W. +, Whitman.
CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATES.
The following named gentlemen were
reported by the several districts as dele
gates 10 the Congressional convention to
DO held at Weston next Tuesday,
Washington = Stephen Ripley, George
Zoeckler, ST., james II, Riddle, ST., VIII
liam Otto and j. g. Kline,
Madison-T O. Young, ", J. ", Cow.
den, o. Il, Tracy, George Wise and g. W,
Bags.
Brubaker, Dr., GeorgoJ. Caddle and j. W,
Warden,
Union-Georss W, EIsss, Dominick
Morris, |, @. Marks, Ralph Whitehead
and Jsmes McAdams.
Centrs--T, @, Molst, DR.. T, o, Edwards
W. Newt LiuCh, DR., ], B. Reed and I. O
Arbenz,
Websler-James Armstrong, O. Leon
hart, +. W. DunnawGy, Charles Smith
and J. W, Kite.
Ritchie--H. W. Schrabe, Charles Morn
ingstar, h. NJ. Gilleland, Otto Jaeger ant
RichlandED. A. waddle, G. G, Saw
tele, Alex MCColloCh, @. S. Busby ant
Captain William North.
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ], V. L, Rodgers, ]
| Q, Brady, G. A, Kyle, U. NJ. Heryey and
Liberty-Colonel W. B. Curtis, W. f
Whitman, w. NJ. Dunlap, Daniel Max
well and A. MCCulloGh.
Mr.. Oowden stated that delegates, In
order to secure advantage OF the half'ratt
offered by the railroads, must procure
orders for their tickets from him. II waf
decided that any delegate could appoint
a substitue in case no was unable to &c
himself,
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THE cheapest stock Of Dry Goods In
the city at 10. EMSHkIMERS,
Eleventh street.
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WEAR Dalbtlggnn Underwear. They
are the best and cheapest. All sizes at
U. HESS u SONS.
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TABLE LINENS, Napkins, Towels, Splash
ers, sCarls, Tides, all new thisA. Mat Geo
Il, Taylor's,
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ouR ladies' SLIPS anO button shoes beats
the world. SroNE's CASH Sion SToRE.
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PATRONS Of the State Fair call at Mans.
fields Saloon and Lunch Room, corner
Tenth and Main streets. His establish.
msnt has been newly reiurniShed and
painted, and now stands second to none
In the city for style, finish and quality Of
Fine Liquors, Cordials and Cigars. Roy.
mann and SChmrlbaCh's Beer on tap.
Tho finest Lunch every morning.
II. ]. MANSFIELD,
Proprietor.
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BACxAcnE Is cured by St. Jacobs Oil. 1t
Is simple, safe and sure.
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Buy your trunks and harness Of John
IL. Hall, 1888 Main street.
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SEE our special exhibit OF Natural Gas,
Coal and Wood Stoves at the Fair.
Jos, BELL & 90.
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Music at The Alhambta Palace Rink
Thursday, Friday and Saturday Of this
week,
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oIRcUrr coUMr opENEp.
Tho Grand Jury Makes It's Returns-Th,
Orders Entered,

Tho Grand Jury Makes It's Returns-Tho
Orders Entered,
The September term Of the Circuit
Court for this county convened yesterday
morning at 0 O'Clock, at which time the
grand jury was sworn aud turned over to
the Prosecuting Attorney, TWAS ordered
that the docket in Part ], tho criminal
side, over which Judge Jacob will pre-
side this term, be called on Friday at 8
O'Clock, and in Part II, where the civil
business OF the term will DO transacted
and over which Judge Boyd will preside,
at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon, Thirty
Jurors were ordered drawn Tor Part !, to
answer on Tuesday, September II, and
also thirty for Part II, to answer on We'd
nesday, September 20.
Some other business was transacted,
none Of any public interest however, and
Judge Boyd adjourned his part till 0
o'clock this morning, and Judge Jacob
his part until 0 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing,
The Grand Jury did not have much
business to consider, aud soon after noon
through its foreman, Mr., Morgan l., OFT,
made the following returns;
TRUE BILLS.
Frank West, alias "DutChy" West, an
indictment for burglary with count for
former conviction OF a felony,
John Barr, for obstruC!ing the Cumber-
land road.
JohR O'Neal and Frederick Spears, for
cruelty to animals.
Dennis Gardner, for resisting an officer
in the discharge oil his duties,
John Smith, petit larceny,
Adds N. Collins, petit larceny.
Thomas McAndrews, grand larceny.
Lizzie Williams, leloniously and bur-
glarlously breaking into and entering a
house with intent to steal.
Lewis Tanner, james Kearns, Ross
Stotsbury, John Mooney and Thomas Nc.
Andrews, an escape from jail, each.
Clara Moss, Nellie Martin and Jennie
Randall, each for keeping house Of i'll
fame.
NOT TRUE BILLS
Tho following were returned 40 not true
bills:
JRlneH hlChlAnHWAy ana JAMES SAuyt
highway robbery.
Jennie Randall, selling liquor wlthouts
license.
Minnie Hanna, grand larceny.
William T. Emblem, letting house to
be used as one Of i'll fame.
Jennie Cox, biGamy.
Henry o. Bauer, selling beer and liquor
10 minors.
Henry Wagner, highway robbery.
John Devinney, burglary.
Tho cases against MoManaway, Cady
and Wagner, all Of which were supposed
to be very strong, had to bo dropped
owing 10 the absence from the city Of
Patrick Flynn and other important wit
legaeg who were here last week but appear
to have been spirited away, When the
Casel were first brought in the Justices
courts, the witnesses were bound over for
their appearance at court but were after
wards released on their own reCognizanCo.
The trio that is In this way released, Is one
that has repeatedly figured In the courts,
No Sunday selling liquor cases were re-
ported.
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Mr., Linch introducsda resolution which
was adopted, giving the Executive Com.
mittee the power to select as chair
man, some person not member
Of tho committee il it saw lit to
do so. The idea Is, that each mem.
Der as q committee man Of his own dis.
trict has all he can attend to without bur.
dening him with the extra and oncrous
duties oithe chairman. The County Ex-
ecutive Committee chosen Is ~ follows:
Washington, Walker Cunningham;
Madison, 4. @. Young; CLAY, ]. D. III.
son; Union, Ralph Whitehead; Cen
ire, Il. r. Metzner; Webster, 0. Leon.
hart; Richie, James 7. McCready
Richland, Harlan Garter; Liberty, W. NJ,
Dunlap; Triadelphia, John L. MCCTdle.
The thanks OF the convention were
rendered the Chairman and Secretary; the
Chair thanked tho convention for It's rapid
methods, three hearty cheers were given,
and at $3.50 o'clock the convention I'D.
jou'ped.
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Our $3.50 mems flne calf ShoC6 are war.
rantVd equal TO any 81 90 shoe sold.
STONR'B CASH SHoR STORE,
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MoDEIsoistove construction in all types,
Natural Gas Burners, Galvanized Tea
Kettles. Call on US at the Fair.
Jos. BELL & Co.
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LADIES, VIC have taken the agency for
HAfper's Bazaar Patterns, and have just
received a full stock Of new and latest
styles, Please call and obtain catalogues.
When here, please examine the Queen Of
Sewing Machines, The Standard"
Respectfully
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FINEST line oil Stoves in the Ohio Valley
OF the Fair, New Art Heaters and Stoves
specially designed for natural gas.
Jos. Bell K Co,
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nm COMMITTEE on nEsoLurIoNs.

Washington, Stephen Ripley.
Madison, W. j. w. Oowden.
Clay, Thomas Jones,
Union, Ralph Whitehead.
Centre, Hon. Q. ID. Hubbard.
Webster, DR.. s. i. BriC0.
Richie. II. W. Gchrahe.
Rchland, Capt. VIM, North.
Triadelphia, &. A. Kyle.
Liberty, Col. W. b. Curtis.
While the committee was out the con.
vention rested, talked over the bright
prospects for the party and had a general
good time. The committee soon reported
the following;
RcSolrtd, that wO do not doom any req.
olutions or declarations oil sentiment or
opinion, necessary on the part Of this con.
venlion,
ReSoltti, That we believe tho welfare Of
our city and State 10 be deeply involved
In the success Of the Republican policy
and principles az declared blythe National
and State conventions Of the party.
RsSOirtd, That we 10 into this election
with the declaration Of West Virginia for
the Republican party, and will labor for II
10 the close oiihe pollaotl the day Of cleo.
ton, and we invite all lovers Of tho vel.
fare and prosperity Of Our city and State
10 labor with lis 10 this great end,
This was adopted at once, and Dr., Ed.
wards renewing bis tnotion,i Ii was adopted,
Mr.. j, II. Riddle al once putin nonlltlA.
ton Mr.. Il, NJ. Atkinson, Of Trladslphia,
"a candidate for the House. Mr., W.
Newt LlnCh presented the name Of Mr..
Muhn. He said that the Trades Assembly
did not desire 10 be understood As making
Q demand that MI. MUM DO .nomlnAted
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,EDWt IL ltObb " wa
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Gnttsrtes.
81. y
CAPITAL PRIZE, $3.50, 900.

1--WE do hereby certify that We supervise iheu
for all tho Monthly and Quarterly
Drawings Of Tho Louisiana State Lottery Company
and IN person manage and control the DpWlin
themselves, and that the same arc conducted vita
honesty, fairness, and In good iRth toward all Jar
ties, and wo authorize the Company 10 rl0 lhh
certificate, with iaeSimilGs Of our signatures NJ
IAphed, In ILH Advertisements
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NOT TRUE BILLS,

Tho following were returned 40 not true
bills:
James McManaway and James Gladly,
highway robbery.
Jennie Randall, selling liquor without a
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The Four Wars.

In a speech at the Grand Army
ecampment at San Francisco, Gen.
Sherman thus clearly stated what
had been accomplished by the
four wars in which the people of
the United States have been enga-
ged: '"The Revolutionary demon
strated that the thirteen colonies
planted by Europe ON the coast of
America had attained their man.
hood, and had the natural right to
assume its function, among them
independence. The war of 1912
demonstrated that this new nation
was capable of defending itself,
not only within its own domain,
but upon the high seas and every
where. Then the Mexican war of
1857 demonstrated that our race
and institutions must reach from
ocean to ocean, from the lake to
the gulf, with ample room for de-
velopments; and finally, the civil
war demonstrated that we, as citi-
zens, could defend the Govern
ment against the greatest of all
enemies-ourselves."