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PROPOSALS FOR CONVICT LABOR
WEST VIRGINIA PESITENTIARY,
M,I-NtETnIE lulE * I'M


CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE ED
> 10y the undersigned until y o'clock meridian,
on TUESDAY, II nth DAY OF AUGUST,
lSN6, for the labor of sixty lGOj ]cunvictS 1" be EN-
ployed within the PenitCntiary for u term Of from
three % 10 five ~ years.
Each bid shall specify the articles proposed to
be manufactured the number of square feet of
ShOp room that will he required, the amount of
steam power aud the price per day therefor,
II the bidder desires 10 manufacture different
CLASSES of articles, tho labor to DO employed ON
each class must hO bid for separately.
The successful bidder will lie required To enter
into u contract In pursuance Of his bid, and fur
niSh Il bond satisfactory To the Board of Dircc-
tors, conditioned for the faithful performance of
his contract, aud as the law directs. \ blank
form of which contract and bond is on file and
will remain with the Clerk of the Board during
this advertisement
Each bid must be accompanied with Il bond
with Surctics To the satisfaction of the ROQTd that
the bidder will comply with thu forms of his bid,
ii il is accented, aud lie sealed and addressed Ia
the superintendent and endorsed Bid for La
Dor
The Board reserves the right to reject any or
all bids.
By order of the Board of Directors.
uu2 JNO. f.. PECK. Supt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-02

Mr.. VIM. McGary, of Lewis after a
short and pleasant speech in favor Of Mr..
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Ions of cranks call on Mr.. Powderly.
The great head Of the Knights of Labor
said to a reporter the other day:
"a rank Anarchist once unfOlded to me
a scheme for blowing up all the cities of
the United States and putting an end to
civilization. / paid no attention to him,
and then he began telegraphing to me.
That wouldn't do, and he came to see me
and talked to me for a long time. Finally
/ asked him whether he had n home. He
said ne hadn't. / asked him if he had it
in his heart to destroy the homes of those
who did have them, and wanted to know
ii he would refuse one if somebody would
offer it to him. He said he didn't know
that be would. And that - proceeded Mr..
Powderly, refectiyely, lis in my opinion
che prime cause Of the Anarchist doctrine.
Men become jealous and soured of what
they have been unable to get fOr them
selves. You can't reason with Anarchists
because they are not reasonable, They
don't know exactly what they do want,
bat Just have an insane desire to destroy
and mar everything that belongs to other
people
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-02

THE Parkersburg Sentinel remarks about
the Republican cat loft conference: ''The
great lights of the party were conspicuous
BY their absence. We could not find
FLICK, MAXWELL, GOFF, HUB
BARD, ATKINSON, EVANS, SLACK,
MENAGER, REDMOND, GAINES, MCCOR-
NICK, DAWSON and many other recog-
nized party leaders. They were not called
perhaps. Perhaps they were not wanted.
Certainly they were not needed. Like
little wINKELREID's grandpa's story OF
Waterloo, at was great" Yes it was
a great fascO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-02

APROPOs of Prohibition A drummer
who has been travelling in Iowa says
various devices are in use by yiOlaters of
the Prohibition law. One place IS de-
seribed as a private room in which there Is
a wheel like a ~turnstile extending into an
adjoining room. A little sign tells the
story: "Order what you want-cOld tea or
Don ; no orders filed unless accompanied
by the money" The money deposited ON
the wheel disappears and the desired
beverage is wheeled out. In another city
they have a place where men go Ito see
them cementing the cellar" The drum
mer says
Il followed and found in the rear of the
lot, which was surrounded by a tight
board fence, q small shed with a few bar
rels of cement in it. A partition ran
through the building, and in this partl-
ton there was q small square hole SO low
down that n had to stOOp to look inside.
The necessary change laid upon q little
shelf inside this opening o brought a
glass of fOaming lager. In these cases q
feeble attempt Mt concealing the traffic was
made, but in the majority of eases Il wink
or a well understood hesitancy in giving
your order is all that is necessary, il, in
fact that p~recautiOn even is required"
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STATE SENATORIAL CONVENTIONS

THIRD DISrRICT-At West Union, SePIember9
FOURTH DISrRICT-At Sistersyille, September D
al lOAM
SIXTH DISrRICr-At Huntington, August % At
10 A. NJ
SEVENTH DISTRICT - At Oceana, Wyoming
county, August 3D.
EIGHTH DBrRICr-At Anderson, september )
atl2
Ninth DISrRICr-N Charleston, September .
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THERE is a strong probability of the
trade dollar being legalized by r~ecOinage.
The last public sale of this badly-treated
coin was ut 10 cents on the dollar. Thereis
between ten and twelve millions of them
outstanding, and fully ~twO-thirds of them
are in the hands of spectators.
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CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTIONS.
First District.

Al a meeting Ofthe Democratic Executive Com
miuoe for the First Congressional Districtd West
Virginia, held at Clsrksburg, July Is lSS6 twas
ordered:
That a Conventional the DemocraiSof the hrst
Congressional District Of West Virginia be called
20 meet at Clarksburg, West Virginia. on Tuesday
the TN day Of September, lS6 for the purpose
Of nominating a candidate for Congress in said
District, and for the transaction Of such other
business as may come before the convention; and
that the several counties in aid District De re
Quested TO send the number OF delegates follow
- a -aga H,pvopffnn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-02

OCEAN yachting ina squall is dangerous
business at best, but when fool hardy or
incompetent men are in charge, then
the jaws of death await the helpless pleas
uTe seekers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-02

ANARCHIST SPIES refused a bouquet pre-
scented him by n feminine admirer OF blOod-
thirstineSs. SPIES finds no more conSola-
ton in flowers, even if they do bloom in the
spring, ira In.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-02

THERE are now twenty-five new fur
naces being pushed to completion for the
manufacture Of soft steel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-02

Those foreign entanglements of ours
amount to this: Editor CUTTING is in Jail
in Mexico. His release has been demanded
by our Government, and he has not been
released. This is history up to date.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-02

The Presidents approval Of the Clarks-
burg building bill was very near a veto,
Quite a close shave.
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Now WE have it that carp is 4 coarse
fish, with the habits of a hog, and won't
sell when brought to market. They are a
scarce article in the Wheeling market.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-02

OHIO is rapidly gaining an I" nviable
reputation as q cyclone State. Nature IS
trying to destroy the bOOdlers. West Viz
ginia must take warning and not let them
get so thick.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-02

COMMISSIONER SQUIRE, of New York,
was more successful at poetry than letter
writing, and yet he was very ordinary
even as a poet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-02

DOUGLAsyILLE, GA, Is wildly excited
over the find of a humming-bird's nest.
We will swap Douglasyille, Ca, three car
loads of humming-birds' nests for one hon
est Republican boss.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-02

Gov. IRELAND says if the Government
wont whip Mexico Texas will. Gov. IRE
LAND has plenty of pluck, if he has no
SanSa
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dissolution

The firm of Greer X Laing, consisting of ]. K.
Greer, Alexander laing, VIM. CruiCkShank and
ID. Il. Mcllwain, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent, Mr.. McIlwaiu retiring. The business
of the firm will be settled at the old stand, l2li
aud l2l6 Main street. All persons indebted to the
those having claims against the firm will present
them for payment,
The business will be continued by the remain
ing partners, under the sam firm name as here
tOiOrc. GREER Il LANG.
JCLY 81, 1880. jy3leGdra
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NOTES.

The Convention was a synonym OF har-
mony, or harmony with Il big IL.
The work of this Convention makes the
cause of Democracy look very hopeful. 1t
shows that tactiOnal fights in the Dem
ocratic party are to be lelegated to the
rear. The people are going to rule.
Another token has been given that Mr..
Cleveland is the President of the people
and they intend to stand by him.
Many of our States prominent men were
present, 80 many that we will not undertake
TO mention them. The convention was
also noted for the unusually large number
Of young men among the delegates. 1t
would seem that the young men OF Vest
Virginia are all becoming Democrats.
The Clarksburg, Weston and Chenille
Railroad and the Weston and "Buckhannon
Railroad ran special trains and gave eNcur-
sion rates for the accommodation OF those
attending the convention.
Buckhannon is n first class place for n
convention, even if it is y Prohibition
town. Ample preparations had been made
by the three hotels and by the citizens OF
the town for the entertainment of the dele
gates. The Valley House, ut which your
correspondent stopped, was the h%eadquart-
ers of the Randolph delegation, besides
many delegates from other places. To
the excellence of the fare of this hotel and
its facilities for entertaining, your core
SpOndent can testify.
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THE President doesn't veto West Viz
ginia public building bills. He approves
'em.
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5urSal,
FARM FOR SALE

Tne subscriber will sell o,
Acres on Big Wheeling Wheeling st.,s.
nom the city. Land very Inek, fsnsa
OF Good Fruit: Water In v'E level. liza !
tsges and Cold Well W,ihH.ety FeS.
Fences; plenty of Limca,er' sA a. w
gain. P"''Ha>er Can >. %
jylSe&gh Oaice r,.,, J. BeTssas
TRIJSTppc EleS
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Being one for every 100 votes cast for Governor
Wilson il 1884, and one for each fraction of 50
and over.
W. G. BENNETT, Chairman.
J. v. BLAIR, Secretary.
SECOND DBrRICr-At Keyser, August IS at
IAN.
THIRD DISrRICT-At Coal Valley, September,
at II
FOURTH D~ErRIcr-At Point Pleasant, August
q, at 10 A.. ".
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-02

mON Ns"aSA S' A''U'
beginning at 10 o'clock a. M, at the building
Nos. l52} and l52i Market street, now occupied by
said Otto, otter for sale Il large and valuable lot
of household effects and furniture. comprising
Beds and Bedding, Mattresses, Chairs, Mirrors,
WaSh-Stands, Wash-bOwlS, Wash-pitcherS, Res
taurant Dining Tables. several carpets velvet
and wOOlenL, one Double Iron WaSh-Stald, two
Counters, one showcase, one Desk, II HatraCk
and Mirror, one Iron Heating Furnace, and other
desirable articles of household property. Said
deed is of record in the office of the Clerk Of the
County Court of Ohio county in Deed OF Trust
Book M. -, page ia And | shall sell only such
interest and ownership as | have under said
deed.
Terms Of Sale-CASH.
aI.I, JOUN A O'EFEFFE.
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ArrENTIoN is called to the vigorous and
sensible letter Of Colonel BEN WILSON,
published in another column, and we hope
the Democracy Of this district and State
viii heed his timely warning and be gov
erned by his good advice in the coming
campaign. Colonel WILSON is one Of the
best campaign organizers and managers in
the State. 1t may be truthfully said of
him that what he don't know about con-
Quoting a campaign toa victorious coDclu-
sion is not worth knowing. He groups to-
gether in a few words the elements necessa-
~ to party sueeess-"harmonize, organize,
and work" Let them be the watch
words Of the campaign and our triumph
will be assured. We have, IS he says; a
reliable but small majority in this Dis
triet. At the last election President
CLEVELAND carried it by $50 votes. All
are familiar with the unfair Republican
modes by which GOFF was elected over
BRANNON at that time, An analysis OF
the votes of the counties now comprising
the District at previous elections during a
number of years, and with few exceptions,
will show that the District is reliably
Democratic by a fair majority.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-02
MandnX InIA 18th Ia.

Beginning ut 10 oclp'k % ~ ".a
ton at The front DOR Of ta' 'mll "'
county, the following dr7T''' pa
that l. 10 say: Al that ""1a.n
lot numbered /, IN ~iunn - D. N.a-
ditIon 10 the said riil "i Nh"t"" IN
AS follows: Beginning "u 10
Tw,lnh street at n point % ~ i Il
east OF EOff street. them"
north side OF saii Tw,.Hh "1T. I'll
inches: thence uuuhwa"'.E d, ~
said Twelfth street +" i'r' ara ~
westwardly auh pnfd."I N'I 81
feet and Il inches th"h.' 7'',' -
allel with E0ff street o. feet and i
beginning: being IN" ,am' F III
eo5yeyedt 10 the saii Mar q n
beth {, Dewey end her hm'Ihi'
ON the Iith day 81 hpr., l'' II
TERMS or SALE ,l.I'i 49, ~
In. purchascr may cIui, rph 30 .t n
the residue IN two equal ln'ia". "A
9 and IL month. rr'ls''',il -
sale. with Inter-l. th' rHi'.@- -
for the deferred iusta..mr.' - "A
payment of the samr rs a 900 -
pr1perty, and in-umu"r Dot
Than 400 on the buIilHE =, pr.sgL
.prcaI oSs'
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TRUSTEES SAFE
NORTH WHEELING pRop,..

by VIRTUE OF A Bprn ut
II by T.. J. Mayer and " W TRr,,
TO me as trustee. BEARING Saa..'vy Nave, III
ySuaasi Al. 30, and Recorded ~ The ~,
Sierk oith County Court - .l TIE :
Virginia, in Deed Of TINS pt Ohio os-,s !
VIII sell at public auction AZ No =
court House of Ohio cuunrr~ ~ vre tNai ~
MONDAY. ArCrsr ra "a, ,'a
Commencing at 10 o'c.rrk '''h, l>x
uescrieed property. that i "a N, he -
non 81 she south n hall OIL, ~! AlH.'N'
wv lo-l situate on the wv>t ii IallsnJS n
seventh aud E.sn,L. u Nat ~
OF "heellng, county u;ugi, E,tS n Nd
Virginia, bounded H. iu!l"w. .L! Na,s ~
al the curucruf NiEIHA -
unniug thence with said T.Hoa IA ~
linl ieet, more or lr>>. Ia rh.I,g, tr7h 20
parutioh wall Of n hr;rk b,,r".'' q tSS
nan lot, Thence with the 80 tnCts -
al right angles with Mar NAUfS
western boundary ot The StJ Nv, w uS ~
western boundary uftMt nm ~ NAylr n, :
ern line Of said let: theme. ,,4a 10
nne OF same la the pla,r ,, ma lbe -
Win all AMI singular The Nrl1,'.NaiRs -
hlents thereon aud the Lrn,t, ALins<
purtenances %therruulu L..,r~eIS -
TERMS OF SALE-Our beiS "
money, or ~ much mur. IL, w Ne ,a,AI
elect 10 pay, cash IN hand uD ~. S~aEea -
tne resl1ue III two rluh .u,;aIin |.y ID y
one II Two Year. r~r>l,rrt,'' SiN Iau'S
sale, the purchaser lo civ, f"U H. ~
tereSt from the day ui ,,r, I'.r ,,ur-
sonal security for the i,I.rrt VA Ssls
the legal title 10 hc Retained a, H-s q
&c. HERvEY, .A~uct.on,,- '''iL I-Ss
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Sale of Valuable Real Etii.

WRITE OF TIL y TM1h.l ~
d IN me. by u d"crro 'lh' Nrn'.la
Wheeling. made oh H." ''h DAY ~
n suit IN Chanrcr ,tr"ln pfA
Mary Is. Cryran va a
Cracrnn and other w''r dr'rTIa'''
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T.,.d,, N, yla DAY q JsF

Tknrsday. The EEs1' ,.ssstj
.ouusnc,nU At 10 o'cIock , = l211
eomn "a GA La, Nb"5N
~, uuis Stallion. on the B'af@N
in 1hto cninty- ". Va. OEh 90
IA wbicb are I.alnd~i a. 90,
ian1 "hlcn az ~ cg,n.f b. NIA1S.I
glinihg al - at f.r1
snna En- The line ~ Jn.Ph "h.L,s2
stns. nonb a.. cat 30 ~ S5s1
NE am n% m nGLth line 81 ~ -
tne.cs sttt to ~, ~ 10 p"is wIAJ
north 9I.o west poi' W Va 7, ~ 80
second beginning at a I'iI -s@GymHA
the HempfeH nllfgsl Id 49,
Sis-dOn and J. ". Bel mr. - ~
uOles u a stone on W. ~" So -
Fading from gOney'- Pos! ~
hence with said rODI ph'| hxsnSl
hence north jsIZZ0 eat EtaE na.H
cad 81 poles: thence n4Hh,L Un1ss1
ssons. thence leaving the TO- yH1
1870 to beech ire. tht 49,
90 I'm roIes to a stone. ihtD a. ~ ~
%1oiss. thsuee south o. poe 90
fhe tbird beginning Of ID Srsd,2
west VIII - he aid r~ailrDSi
witb tie line OF said " EosHs2
WIN 'as ..nn. tbenne with the 1919
70 q sugar tree s,' sf5pe cons
fence: Ihei. GS, 1S y = Scr,s Pons1
tann,anL AI-D The W. 81
ne ooe nnaeS ne farm Of J. r1s62
property TO any extent n 10 shA
old rs Z whole Of IN I ,SSTrIbiSi q ~
TEExs OF sALELOns he -
money and rs much ~ rs
elect 70 pay in cash aud ih ;Snt,ns 49,
ANIMAL instalments ~ ~ 80
the day Of sale, to be Cs~f
the property. ~
ju2 ,.J uatl
The above sale Is p~osiHona% serls
n Aurust, 1855, when , dtf
oasrcd fof sale on the pr TEgDLA
jy3laAgt ~
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THE NOMINEE.

Mr.. Richard 4. Hudkins is n man about
81 years of age, has been a resident Of
Buckhannon for more than five years, and
is cashier of the %Buckhannon Bank. His
home was formerly in Barbour. He is a
successful business man, q man of pleasant
address and of unimpeachable char
acter and is very popular throughout
his district, as shown by the great send of
he was given in n unanimous nomination.
He is also popular with the Republicans
and will win many of their votes. Every
body seems pleased with the nomination of
Mr.. Hudkins and nothing but success is
expected this fall.
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thereby certify tha' h"nt ~ n.aSE
becn given by the said y
required by said deer. utgElE~I
". n. HALLER. Aurri''f -
WHEELING, June Jdh' y"
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UTANTED-ACTIvE AGENTS TO SELL
wv Mining Specialties. Big money in COM
mission, or salary and expenses paid. Address,
II. p. s. F. & NJ. Co, Box 1l5, Newport, Ky.
iy22egdb
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sleu Advertisements.

THOR RRNT-THREE GOOD ROOMS IN
third story Of No f25 Market street. Apply
on premises. ISh
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Irustee's Sale Of Ohio C9g'f III :

DY VIRTUE or \ bttp -
ID by John ". Pour 80 a. h q q
wife. 10 me a. tpu,t"r jar a. 81
March, lss6. and ren'ni'i ggsH
CLERK II the County Dun" "IL -
In de.J 81 trust box ~ IA
D. auction on the pf"Mi~
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MARYLAND MILITARY AND NAVAL
M ACADEMY, OXFORD, MD.-A few vacan-
cieS exist in this well known Institution. Appli-
Giants for admission are requested to make imme-
date application. For catalogue address COL b.
J. BURGESS, Supt. aI2erakg
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PUBLIC SALE
Desirable Household
Furniture.
nj AUGUST o. 1856,

DY VIRTUE OF \ DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID To me aS trustee by Charles otto, dated the
3lSt dav of July. 1850, | will, on
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY A YOUNG MAN
w with some experience in the grocery bust
neSs and office work. Canifuruish i~irst-elaSs re-
commentator. Address 81. c. W." REGISTER
office, jy3lGd
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-02

Al. Al. Lewis, Of Weston, nominated that
gentleman. Ex-senator C. w. Newton, or
Lewis. who will be remembered as cham
pioning ex-Judge John J. Brannon for the
United States Senatorship, NOMINATED X
E. Hudkins, Of Buckhannon, and ~ 2
speech showed Mr.. Hudkins' ability and
availability as a candidate. GIN. Chldes-
ter, of Lewis, put the name of w. q. Ben
nett. ofWestOn, in nomination, and spoke
in his favor. G. J. p. CreSsap, OF Beverly,
in a few chosen remarks seconded Mr.. hud-
kins's nomination, and Mr. David Dill
worth. of Barbour, seconded Mr..
nomination.
The following is the ballot: Fol Hud-
kins-Upshur, 16 votes; Randolph, 49, lay
lor, %; Tucker, 8, being the entire vote OF
those counties. Before the vote OF Lewis
was announced, the names OF MeSsrs.
Lewis and Bennett were withdrawn ana
the solid vote of % given to Hudklns. Inc
vote of Barbour was announced 10 6-2l for
Hudkins, 5 3-21 for Lewis and IL l2-2l for
Bennett. but was finally changed, making
the entire vote of 81 for Hudkins, and his
nomination unanimous. The greatest
harmony prevailed throughout the ballot
ting, though the interest was intense.
ADDRESSES.
Messrs. Chichester and McGary were APP
pointed a committee to inform Mr.. u
kins Of his nomination and escort him to
the platform. Mr.. Hudkins made q
speech full of good sound Democ-
racy. He thanked the convention
for the honor conferred upon him, and said
that he would endeavOr to make the most
vigorous campaign ever made in the dis
trict, and that not n day shOuld be lost In
seeking to redeem the district from Repub-
lican domination. But he would have the
hearty cooperation of every Democrat,
desired every d~issentiOn and pickering cast
aside. If the Democracy works together,
when the sun sets on the occidental plane
on election eve, a grand Democratic tn
umph will be the result. He would have
the convention understand that he was en-
tirely unpledged and was the nominee OF
no man, faction, ring or clique, but
of the Democratic party.
W. Z. Lively, of Weston, was called and
made a speech heartily endorsing the NOM
nation and giving coed, sound advice to
the democracy of the district.
Mr.. Benjamin Bassell, of Upshur, also
responded in a speech, urging the import
ance of the Democrats being true to their
principles and working for their triumph
by working for Mr.. Hudkins' election.
THE NOMINEE.
Mr.. Richard 4. HudkinS is n man about
81 years of age, has been a resident of
B~uckhannon for more than five years, and
is cashier of the B%uckhannon Bank. His
home was formerly in Barbour. He is a
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MORNING SESSION.

BY 10 o'clock the different delegates had
been assigned to their places in the Court
House and the convention was called to
order by Mr.. ID. ". Gall, Chairman OF the
Senatorial Executive Committee. Hon.
W. W. Brannon, the temporary Chairman,
was then introduced and made a ringing
speech on the bright prospects of the De
mocracy for success il u good strong candi-
date is put in the field.
George NJ. Fleming, Of Bu%ckhannon,
was elected temporary Secretary, and the
business Of the convention was then taken
up.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-02

-MADAME GoFF WILL REMAIN three
by days longerinthe city, and can be con,
slilted on the Past, Present and Future, and Will
give advice on all business matters, at No. A6
Eleventh street audq&er
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-02

UTANTED-Two OR THREE FURNISHED
w rooms for smallfamily. Nosmall children,
CITY or country. Address III, this Office.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-02

RENTzA SMALL OFFICE CENTRALLY
II located on Market street. Enquire at REG
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