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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-29
Petroleum.

On OlTY, Pa, Nov. 27.-Opened 7SIci
highest 7Slc; lowest 77!ai closed 77tci
sales, 235,0OO; clsaranCes, S,200,Q00i
charters, 81 ,4GS; shipments, lO3, 1855,
PITTSBURGH, Nov, q Petroleum fairly
active Opened at 7Stc; closed at III
highest 7S1,; lowest 77Sc.
BRApYoRD, Pa, Nov. 27,-0pened Isl 10;
closed 1855; highest 7S4c; lowest 774c;
Cleavances, l,3l8,000.
TITUsvILLE, Pa, Nov. 27.-0pensd 7SlC;
highes! 7Sic; lowest 77!c; clOGed 77iC.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-29
Eppe-Rartrer.

Having sold nine enths Of the Writing Machines
mud In ihe state, we claim II clearly demonstrates
Inc silnCrlnrty OF our machines Below, We.gtVe.A
partial list OF customers using Lhemi
Daily Intelllgotoef,
Daily Register
News Letter,
VI p. Hubbard, attorney.
Robert White, attorney.
Joseph X. PAUL., attorney
Ruyell 4 suiel attorneys
q. G, stuEglT, attorney, Morgantown.
John A. Hutchinson, attorney, Parkersburg.s
Van Wlnkie Il Amber attorneys, PafkeSbuIg,
INolniE & TAyCuIicr, attorneys, PaTkerEburg,
With Flick, u, q. District Attorney,
Hannibal Forbes u 3 Commissioner,
I,C DOllIckor, Clerk D. z, Court, Parkenbufg,
Clarence Smith, ClCfk Of Court, FAlrm0nt.
o, n. Clemens Clerk OF Court, PaikGrabuH,
h, q, Hpgc, CLERK Of Court, Hinton.
" X FaSt Clerk Of COutt MOfgantown,
M,uulaCturpn' Insurance Company.
PCahndy Insurance Company.
IIndurW HtcfB' Insurance Company,
Aidersou Il Atkinson, Insurance Agency
EdW W DuuSwayi city Recover,
Vance, HuRhoa Z Co.
ZArnit Bros, Brokers.
junction IRON Works.
Whitaker Iron Works.
lAughlin Iron Works,
BcnWOOi Iron Work..
A Sweeney h Son,
HobhE, BrOCkunief 4 Go.
rF0rinii particulars In regard to.tormH ot.sale'ant
AO' 'HA'''"'' '" Ri ROSE d CO.,
SaL ~ Twelfth Street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-10
Llve ntoek nIarksta.

sr. LOUIS. Mo-. Sept. 9.--oatsle, receipts 2l5l !;
shipments 300, good shipping and butcher
cattle stronger, others steady and quieti
good TO choice shipping 81 B0af V; common
10 fair s. 1904 Is !; Butchers steers So 25at lOi
cows and helfers 81 ooa8 90 Texas ana Indian
& 25aS TO- Hoss, receipts 800; shipments 500 (;
market active and steady; 81 e5at 10. sheep,
receipts aI0o: shipments Zoo; fairly active and
1rm ~ 8 26G5 %.
Nav YORK. Sept p.--Beeyes-Ho fresh Of.
ferihE AID no market. Dressed beef depressed
and weak az 81 0bc for natives. Adee AZ bN
s5Sc foylTeKas and Colorado D10kc. sheep and
lambs-Reoeipts $500; steady for sheep, weak
and lower for lambs, extreme for sheep q ~
az 61k per 100 lbs iRnhs At 81 ys@h ~, general
Gales 81 o04f - FOR eheep, and 81 l0a6 80 for
lambs. Hogs- Receipts $780, live hogs steady -
q s105 80 per 100 ibe.
KANSAS CITY, NO., Sept alive stock lndi-
Gator reporp. Cattle recelpte 1909; shipments
none; good shlyping grades eteaay also. grass
range good 20 choice 81 O0af 90; common %
medium SIS tod3 %; st0ckers a. e0dl ~; feed
ere 8 soas q, COWS 81 5oa9 q; sIass range
stsers q 2tG3 q. Hogs. receipts $780, ship
ments l0D: good 70 choice ufeady; common
and miKe1 weak and shadeioHeF, s. Doate %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-10
Total sales, 1000


New York.
NEW YORK. Sept. e.--Cotton-spot closed
dull and unchanged.
SAFES, SOC
Good ordinary So; low middling i3.l6ci
Future ' closed dull but steady and points
lower.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-10

horseshoe per kex IS; Perkins A = a.. w..
~ hnrden unle . North ~ ,,,y,, horsss
PIC hvs Ss's NO. sec 81 90 SO ssci No
20 ~. &c; No, 100, ArnsbiH ~ ~ i, it,s.
20; xtci no. 2ic; No lqc: No 4 Ist " 49,
pr.,,t 49, e1nnts ehOtce 11ec; pecana & tc
si, shn nut nuts lV%sllci nlherts iqifaisc, IN,
es ,s,V, laei q; allnonda lsd20o yer n
lots: ~ Hu''o On she oasla Of gar
y Flsh Maehessl. lo.A tit NO |. SOC; No. ..
800 nAn npls NO, J. s. 90: No. 2. 81 so. dried
nesrings Per box, zoo; Goldfish, &c. - ~-'eN
MeAt--Sugar- cared hams Il &c: sugar. cnred
pteakfast bacon Ike; short clear hscon 80
snort cleM dry salt $40.
sc; TO- q cans, 10; s-A cans, sSc, 5. b cane,
n Dcmlny and sTi,s-,,Per Dbl, 81 %.
yatmeHl--Per half Dbl, "a oO
Cracked wheat Per 10, So
., SIackere--A coda 5Hcs xxx soda, ca; cream.
SIC, ginger snaps. 50; lemon crearas, ac.
- SsNu sun 20; candles, fun boxes
loHc fancy, ioSiec; rope. sSc; '' % COZ 81
.on, loc herring. Imported, 81 = per Reg;
ss,sins. layer, $50; cider, crab pole sOc
Mlssouti, 5Oci vinegar, 15e l5c, concentrated
ye, 81 I5a4 90 ;iugs. glazed, lOc per val; crocks
&c Esd 100 per gallon; dried peaches, &c Inilro
100 per n; blueing, 3OcaSl 90 per dozeni Cole.
msn.s mustard 81 soal 90 per dozen; macaroni
buckets; two hoops. 81 90 per dozen; 6rnnani
Oils, hbls, lSc; Eupion do, CSC; DO 2.5 CAGES
~ 10; brilliant, 80 cases, y 10; DO ~ cases
w soaking powders, bulk, ilci n caas
sugar Fine powdered, bbls, sRc; do hal
bble, 90; cut loaf, $40; granuiAted standard
sSc Louisiana granulated. 10; standard A
ING cn9lco white. Tac: Louisiana y O.. 10.
Rice. Louisiana 81 9ekc
POULTkf-We quote; Young chickens, 81 Z
ISc Young turkeys, q5e each.
| WHlSkf--Rectiaed, 81 1Oal 80. as per proof
eour-mash, two year old, 81 60Gl 20; tire
/ "a 0005 90.
| WOOL-We quote: Twelve months clip
light, nne and medium, l9a20o fine, heavy an,
light. l2Gloc; six months, light fne medium
l5dl7c; coarse, sal2c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-10
TEXAS & PACIFIC RAILWAY.
The East and the West.

Sheep, receipts 800; shipments none, bat nrn
for good 10 choice, 81 t0@s %; common q
medium 81 50a2 00
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept 0.--The Dr0yerg journal
reports. Cattle receipts 5000; shipments 2S00
market Btt onger and lOc higher; nhlppinG eteerl
$50 and 1900 pounds 81 f00b Wi stoctcre and
feeders " COOS % cows, pulls, and mixed y y
steady; cows 81 1904 40, steers q 1898 lVi
Western rangers stronger; natives anq nAi.
brcede ~ eoa3 70; COWS r Ihns ~. bhiee o.
S. en-, 10 car loads Texans 90 pounds " 1Vu
2 co. Hogs-receipfs II 3D0; hhipmenM pogpi
market strong and 50 higher; " bVat rO
sheeD--fecelpte 500; shipments 1900 market
for best grades steady, common shade lower
natives 81 00@t %; western y te@5 b5i Iexann
81 75a2 20; lambs 81 25at -.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-10

buy Windsor Folding BED
OF Fakes & Co. Sold on the installment
plan.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-10
aENERAL aARKErs.
Pradnee M Provislons.

h.NsAa LtrY, Mo-, Sept 3.--.WheAt steady ,
No red each 62kc bid Oetoper easssD 80 4,
Noxember 65kc Corn steAdy 80. 49,
5oi,e. October $50 a33aci AoFemDer $50
oAls ioweri 25e cash.
uuoaoo. ILL.,. Sept. e.-flonr quiet ano PM ~,
,h4n1ed. Wheat ruled 1ymer ~ opening Dn'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-10

COLORADO, Tx, Sept. 9.--John ow-
ems, q gambler and bartender In the west
END Of town, left last night, taking $3.50
Of Bis employers money.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-10

1AIvHaToE, TAX. sept. s.-Dotton' -spos
closed steady; quotations unchanged.
ordinary exc; good ordinary sAe low
middling BE; middling stci COCO iniuuiiNs
q i,c; middling fair II 100.
Gross receipts, 1851
Sales ll6e 80,
stock, 6,7oe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-10
ENoLHsH coNsor.s.

LONDON. Sept. o.-MArket for consols
100 1915 for money.
srouKs AND BoNpa
IA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-10

|..s oss., ssl Main st.. LOUISVILLE. KI.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-10

receded and closed shade easier than yester.
day: salos ranged September 16d70Bsc, cloeed
70 /. l6ci October n l3.l6a7s'Ec, closing u
No. red cash TO. Corn weak and lower cash
3gsI a395sc; September S9;sa40c, closing 3d.. 10
October II 1-l6ans.e, cloalug Al .l6ci Noyem.
GsF sssh cio'sns ,sr S o sn
ing N,Sc; october 2ejEd28yEc, olosing 2Gkc.
November .s7lfG2sc, closing 21.c. Pork
firm and higher; cash $40 s7Si October
$40 l7Hal0 30, clo,ed at $40 rs, Lard eteady;
cash and September 81 3OaI 30, closed NJ
81 32k october Sn6od6 ~, closed at 70 600
8 d7t Noyombers6 6Oi short RIB nides strong
cash 50 95; boxed meats 1rm; dry shlicd
shoulders 50 l21<a6 % short clear sides 81 loo
10 Whisky steady AZ 81 49, sugar unchanged.
Afternoon boArd-The market showed little
changer October wheat II 1890; october corn
Ike; October oats 26ko; October PORK $40 foi
october lard SO IS.
81. LOUIS, MO, Sept o:-Flour fairly active
xxx g SoSs toi family, y oo@2 6oi
s. 1Os3 rs, patents a COs1 20. wheat
active but lower market opened easy and fell
on carly in the eession, but rallied sharply and
closed easy, k@Kc under yesterdays. No red
cash 76'lci September 76Ac; October 1870
7ekc, closing IsAc bid; November sok9sl &c,
Corn dull ana lower, closing 70 under yester.
day; No mixed cash s6ka37c; September
1910 bid; october 3h@3sc, closing 3IAci
N0YenDer do74 1doottct Closing obac. Ohth uuli
aud easy; No mixed cash 2592ss6c; October
95tc bid; November 28kc bid; May 32kc. Corn
meal steady at 81 00a2o5 Whisky firm NJ 81 10.
Wool active and strong medium clothing 22@
26c; combing 2402bc; low and coarse t922ej
nne light 20a2tc; heavy lB02lc; black lI625c.
Provisions, market firm bulk meats and bacon
were very active and higher prices; bulk pork
higher but dull At $40 s7lS@llO0. Lard quiet NJ
$40 Hulk meats, loose lots long clear and
short ribs 81 O0i ehort clear 81 20. Bacon, long
clear 81 G7HM7 70; short ribs 81 10; short clear
81 sTkdS00. Hams firm NJ l24dl9kc After-
noon bOard--WheAt weak and HmAc lower.
Corn shade lower. oats, nothing doing,
NEW ORLEANS, La. Sept a.-Flour quiet
Corn Irregular; In sacks, yellow held al 52c.
oats easier; choice Western in sacks Ac.
Hay dali Bsnn armeI et roc. Hog prodncte
nrmer; pork $40 s7K. Lard. refined
tlerce 81 1901 s7IE. Bulk nests, shoulders
Sc a5i long clear and clear ribs 81 90
bacon, shoulders So 80 long clear and clear
ribs 81 70. Hams. choice sugar. cured can
yAsed SIS 0oal3 IS. Whisky unchanged.
Coffee IN Hight demand holders hun.
Rice duh and nominal. C0tton-soed pro
ducts scarce and Arm; print crude oil,
delivered, 25a36c; summer yellow oil I, o.,
b gsQ39c; cake and meal SO 5092O % per long
ton, T. o. b. sugar dull and nominal prime
.. lBc; good, fnir W fully fair s'S@7 lsei fair
lko; common to good common ik@iSoi
Inferior 3A@fhc Molasscs dull and nominal.
C0rnmeAi easier; at ~ IS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-10
Liverpool.

LrvERPooL. Sept o.-cotton-spot closed
aa follows. -. -,
middling led; middling uplAnds o-lco )
middling orleans oAd.
Total sales, 1000; American BOW iinpofD'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-10
COTTON MARKETS..

Receipts at All United States Ports.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-10
Now Orleans,

NEW ORLEANS, La, Sept. D. Ootton-spot
closed steady and unchanged.
Low ordinary, 69-l6c; ordinary, 10; good
ordinary, Ike; low middling, Ice; mid
ding, exc; good middling, exc; middling
fair, l0c; fair l0kc.
Sales 800 bales.
Futures opened steady, ruled same, closed
uuiet hut steady to points lower.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-18
The Rriaona Beef ssl.p.acr,s.

The RI-i2Ona Beei ssIls p.scr,1.
 The reports at present received fen every portion of the territory confirms the predictions of the best informed stockmen in regard to the urpreced, ented large shipment of beef cattle to be made from Arizona during 1886. Already large numbers of beef stock have been shipped to eastern and western markets, and from this on until the close of the season on an average not less than one thousand Bead of beef cattle will be shipped weekly to eastern points alone, while the shipments to California will not be much smaller The greater portion of the cattle designed for eastern markets will of course be marketed in Kansas City, although the reported establishment of stock yards at Den yer has created a disbosition among shippers to try their luck in that market if they should receive en- couragement to do so.-Hoof and Horn.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-18
Indian News,

Mrs. Frank Proctor received letter last evening from her husband, in Ari vaca, giving the following reliable in formation concerning the Indian raid CTS and the volunteer party in pur- suit. The letter IS dated June 10th.
 The men who went out after the Indians have all come back, having recaptured all of the stolen stock. Their horses all gave out on account of not being shod, so they came in one night and the next day com menced shoeing all the best horses that could be found and started out again on Sunday evening, about 8 men, we'll mounted, with Don Juan Elias as Captain. They have gone to stay as long as possible. They say they have found signs of Indians who have beelf in the Pajarito mountains for long ime, and they think they have been there ever since the fight with Yahk-that is, 9 part of them have never left the mountains. The men expect to trail them to another camping ground.
 "No troops are yet EnoHn to be on this side of the mountains.
 "One of the animals left here by the Indians on their late raid belongs to Maish & DriscoH, one is Yank's and another is strange brand.
 "If the troops would go into the mountains from Nogales they could help our men, or at least give them some provisions, as the men had no way of taking any t&tions, and must su6sist on such beef as they may find. f they can be provided with food they can get tie Indians, for they are ax- perienced men who know every foot of the country on both sides of the line. There is no danger to Be ap- prehended from the Indians so long as the men are chasing them, but if they overtake tHem and take away their stock, then everybody had bet ter look out especially for their stock. TheT have taken froa, here about twenty-eight head of horses, so far as can be learned. ."-Citizen
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-18
A 1FnrfnS EbisnSfer.

San Francisco June l7-The steam CT Arcata sank yesterday until the swells swept over her decks carrying away everything deck with pat of he upper rails. At 10 p. Tn. the tug Monarch, took hold If h-r and lowed her off the rocks 10 sea where she rolled on her beams and was towed i'll that position Tn the direction of San Francisco. " ,'
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-18

A letter to the address of Monsieur NJ. Maylairo is held at the postolIice for lack of postage.
 Four fire hats have been placed on the carriage of Rescue Hose Co. for use by the pipe nien, in case they are compelled to enter burning build- ing. The committee to whom the work of attaching them to the cart was intrusteI to have completed their work in very satisfactory manuer
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-18

............M Mary McHenrv Scandsl. ...............K Katie Walsh Studs ....- Addie Slaughter The Frenchman and Flea Powder
 .....-.....D Dario Contreras An intermission of twenty minutes then occurred when the last half of the exercisea, as follows, were gone through with:
 Song-Altogether. ....... School Bijan's Story ......... Core Goodrich
 This was exceptionally well rem
 dered and proves the young
 Miss to be possessed of rare
 elucutiOnary powers. Mary's William Goat. ....
 ...............H Harry Hughes The vagabond ..James Herrick How He Saved St. Michaels.
 ................. Nellie Wal h
 This is a very hard piece but in
 the hands of Miss Nellie, she
 showed conclusively that she
 vas master of alI its points, and
 she was the recipient of well
 nierited applause. The Editors Guests .....
 .......... Miss Jessie Mclean
 This, the last piece on the pro-
 gramme was very well render
 ed, and was so natural that one
 would almost suppose that the
 yonng lady had wielJed the
 iaber in a newspaper office her
 self.
 Boat Song ................ School Messts. Bagg and Macneal, School Directors, then made short addresses to the school complimenting them end their teachers upon the progress they had made during the past school year.
 After the teachers had bid their scholars goodbye, the school was dis missed, and teachers and scholars will enjoy respite of two and half months from their duties and studies.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-18
Time for All 'Fhinas.

Court Officer Whispering in Magis- trate's earl: "A couple outside want you to join them;
 Magistrate: "Sh! Tell 'om I'll be around the corner in about five minutes"
 Court officer: "It's a y6GnC couple as wants to get married"
 Magistssato: "ohl Tell 'em they'll have to aa;t till court is adjourned" :" Life.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-18
EESn'f Have to Fay.

This afternoon Judge Barnes, ac- cording to the prayer of R. E. Gray, ct al, granted a temporary injunction upon Dan O'Connor, City Tax Col leclor, from collecting the city taxes for the year 1887.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-18
Counsellor Cuddy
Renounces the World, Flesh
 and the Devil.
And Joins the Army of the
 EvangeliStS.

There is probably TO man on the Pacific coast, who Is better known to the people ot Arizona, that w. A. cuddy, the "Counsellor." As actor, lawyer, politician, sport, hotel man, he was prominently before the public during his entire time in the Terri tory, and during the session of the notorious Thirteenth" occupied the position of Sergeant-at-arms of the Lover House. After leaving Arizona in the spring of '85; he Was lost sight of for some time, but the rumor finally reached Tombstone that he had en tered in the Salvation Army, and was dong yeoman service against the hosts of Satan. Those most in innate with the man gave no credence to the story, but the following letter received a,day CT so since, proves the 1um6r correct. But to let him tell the story in his own way.
 SANTA CRUZ, CAL, June 12, 1886.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-18

The cheapcSi and beat store ;D trade in ;oNn, k at Hrrrsr1 t5 AfeC'rrr. 525f
 What are the desirable qualities in d whisker dyc2 l. must be Conven- tent to use, easy to apply, impossible to rub off, elegant in appearance ard cheap in price. Buckingham's Dy5 the Wh;slerz unilos ;u :tsclf ail
 . ese u,erits T-vii tT
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-18
For Sale.

Ore of the best paying restaurants n the city. Everything is new. The only reason for selling is the poor health of tie proprietor who is com pelled to seet 2 different Climate. The business will be sold at a sacrE flee if called for soon. Call or address this office for further particulars.
 6-51A.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-18
Notice to the Pubic.

have purchased the wholesale liqdor bu6tness Of c. N. Daiias & Bro, aHG request Inst all persons indebted to Inc lac H:ra, VIII come forward sr2 settle.
 G-J4I [. R:YAN CURT
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-18
To De Ee1nOHea.

NEw YORK, June I7-Gen Schoen- field has nohfed the park commission CTS to-day that the United States troops guarding the tomb of Cen: Grant at Riverside Park will be re moved oa June 90.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-18
Look Here.

have just received at my jewelry. store the finest assortment of Ladies Cuff But tons, Pins, Charms, Watch Chains, and Watches, which will sell cheap for cash. Come in aEd examine the goods and be con vinced. They are entirely new and unique in design. H. SCHMeTpiNG.
 6 t8tT WatchmaKer and teweler.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-18

A Silver Watch and imitation foS chain with ,ockct attached The finder will be IiberalIy rewarded by returning the sam tu thi5 office. t@-l}5
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-18
TELEGRAPHIC.
COEnGrElaEiOu.

Washington June l7-In the sen ate to-day the following nomination was confrmed-DavId L. Hawkins of Missouri to be assistant secretary cf the treasury.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-18

Mfr. [. 3. Van Burt wln sell the entire stock oF wines. liquors, cigars, cordia:s syrups, GIG, .n fact everything carried by wkolesa.e firm 'i lots to Sui: pu7chsssrs Tor +s4
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-18

mans heart must be changed by the spirit and power of the Almighty :; from nature to grace, and that the price of obtaining such 8 change was to believe that Christ was that spirit, and that lie could and would do it, if l would call on his name and repent of my past sins.
 I then left the hall, and one of the :ren followed me out. was about to smash him on the nose when he stepped up and asked me to take a walk. 1 complied, and we went to my room. Here he told me what a hard man he had heon, and talked SO intelligently about faro bank and other schemes tha l believed him. Finally he asked me to kneel down with Him while he prayed. For long time I refused and told him if there Vas any reality in the scheiHe ! it was not for me-that was too far gone. Finally, however, got down on my knees, and for the first time since childhood's days I prayed. The moment I asked forgiveness, I felt my conscience cleared of all past siEs. My heart became as light and gay as child's. I lad experienced the change of heart knew that was born of the Spirit; my troubles rolled away, and 1 began praying for all the world. prayed for you and all my friends in Arizona; I prayed also for Savage, for I thought he needed it. when say all my friends, mean ev eryone I knew, for l have no enmity toward anyone on earth.
 I want to return to Arizona next winter, if l am spared. I am in the Evangelist wore, pIeacl3ing the gos- pei; not, however, in connection with any denominG ion; I like it better than anything 1 ever was at; 1 am not, as has been stated, preaching in
  the salvation army; I am not alone no one with me but Christ and my wife. The salvation army is of God; it is simply John Wesley over again. Now, dear friend, as my fife is given up entirely to doing good, want to go among tkc people of Arizoha Tam confident it vii! Set soHe of them b thinking when they see and hear me; when they behold in me new man. No drinking, no gambling, no swear ing, no speaking evil of any man, no using tobacco, no going to shows or dance halls, no bloated face or bleared eyes; nothing, in fact, of the former self; Cuddy killed out, and in place of former se!f-coEcett, ; incet; quiet, calm, gentle, harmless man, living example of the power of the Almighty wrought in man. I am hard at work ard hope to earn and save enough this summer to pay all my debts when I reach Arizona. Are Pat Holland, Harry Woods and Brawley alive? Is Reppy in the Sheriff's offfce7 ] often pray for tHtni. Nho are tie pros pettive candidates for Sheriff and District Attorney? Bye the bye, ! am a plohibitionist. have ro more tise for politics, but will work and vote for prohibition; as it involves d principle of good; and l am all for Jesus.
 You are at liberty to use this letter in any manner you choose. With the prayer that you may find joy and happiness in salvation, re- main,
 Yours as of old,
 w. A. CUDDY. P. S.-Remember that the promise is for "whomsoeyer will,"
 Look Here. have just received at my jewelry. store
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-18
Holman Re.NOrnimated.

Indianapolis June INV. s. Hol- man has been ra-nominated for cong resS. -r