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in aelf-interest to switch over, politically,
TO the patty which by q steady malute-
Of protective tariff enabled the iron and
steel industries Of the country to prosper,
The gross production Of pig iron in the
world in 1855 was II $50, 900 tOnsj in 1885
1t was 10, 100000. almost double. AS late
as 1871 Great Britain made one-halt Of all
the pig iron in the world, but the United
States has gained upon that country 80
rapidly that Mr.. swank says, ut is ex-
csediugly probable that the gap which
now separates our production Of pig Iron
from that Of Great Britain will be entirely
closed within the next 1--WE years II the
rates Of duties now imposed by the United
States on foreign iron and steel are main
tanned for that length OF time"
Mr., swank closes his excellent paper in
the following words; sit isnot necessary
to look closely into the future Of our iron
and steel industries. That they will con-
tlnue to grow and prosper as the country
grows and prospers may be taken fol
granted. With an abundance OF good
ores and good fuel, including under the
latter head our large stores Of natural gas
we must soon become the first iron snc
steel producing country in the world, al
we have long been the largest consume
of these products"
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WRIT REPUBLICANS.
A Large OutpourIng ut the County Com
yentIon ut Elizabeth.
Corys,uOutlelce Of The IRtellIeIleGT.

A Large OutpourIng ut the County Con-
ventIOn ut Elizabeth.
Correspondence Of The lHtelltge'ea.
ELIZABETH, W, VAp August Sl.-The
largest and most enthusiastic political
convention ever held in the county wal
held at this place last Saturday, The
Republicans are thoroughly aroused and
evidently mean business, The party IL
in better condition and is better prepared
to wage q vigorous campaign than eyel
before since its organization, while the
Democrats are completely demoralizsd
and are constantly fighting and back
biting among themselves.
The hardy farmers began coming Ia al
an early hour and by II o'clock more than
four hundred Republicans were swarming,
literally speaking in the streets and about
the Court House yard. I. A. Brown
Chairman Of the County Executive Com
mittee, called the meeting to order about
II $40 o'clock and called NJ. 4. Lowther "a
the chair, II. II, Hopkins and Q. =. Gay
were appointed temporary secretaries
The temporary organization was then
made permanent.
In the afternoon the meeting was called
10 order by Mr.. Lowther. Hon, T. w,
Morris, OF Richie county, was introduced
and made 8 telling speech which was re-
ceiyed with cheers aud applause by the
audience. The address was eloquent and
full OF wit, humor and particularly com.
mon sense, and did much 10 inspire aud
enthuse all who heard 1t. By the way,
Morris ia o candidate for the Republican
nomination for Congress in the Fourth
district, There Is no other man In the
district that can unite the different anti
Camden elements 30 thoroughly Gs he.
By rights the nomination belongs to him
and he should have 1t. He Is not only
the most available man aud the only man
that stands any show at all Of being
elected, but he Is aa able man as we
have in our party and Is lar superior to
Hogg, the Democratic nominee.
The convention then proceeded to COM
plete the work before 1t. Delegates we're
appointed to attend the Congressional
Convention at Point Pleasant, also the
Fourth District Senatorial Convention at
st. Marys.
]. W. Depue was nominated for the
House OF Delegates by reclamation, also
Mr.. ]. r. Pell was nominated for Com
missioner Of the'County Court. They are
both young men and were the choice Of
the party unanimously. They are both
very popular and are certain TO be elected
You may look and listen too for good news
from Writ in November. The election OIL
Depue 10 the Legislature over Casio, the
Democratic nominee, 10 forCgone con
clusion, as Depue is q farmer, very popu'
lar and intelligent, while Caste Is q Gam.
den man and ia very unpopular in his
own party TIMES.
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BREAKrAsr BUDGET.
ia New Yorker offers five cents pour
for old magazines.

ia New Yorker offers five cents pound
for old magazines.
Iowa Is larger than Ireland by about
eight hundred square miles.
About 100 persons climb to tho top oil
the Washington monument every day.
A Victoria newspaper gravely tells oil
disastrous forest fires in Milwaukee"
The breaking Of the shaft Of the steam.
ship Vera on the Atlantic involves a
loss to the company Of 100000.
Hundreds OF acres Of ground at Big Flat
CAL, were covered with very small froga
after heavy shower the other day. Tue
little fellows were not larger than CriCketa
and just as lively.
On the lower Rhine there Is peculiar
custom OF selling the privilege OF dancing
with girls by the year. The fees Of the
young men who buy the blessed privilege
20 into the public poor box.
For every 1000 women OF age there arc
born annually 14S children in Louisiana
1860 in Georgia, 1877 in Texas, 122 In the
West, and in New England only SO. The
rate appears to vary with the climate.
The monument erected to the late sena
tor Anthony, Of Providence, Is unique
and beautiful. It consists OF a tall granite
bowlder, into which a tablet Is fastened
the stone being covered with luxuriant
growth Of Ivy.
A large bee got into telephone at a
place called Moss Bay recently, and kept
up what seemed TO be miniature thunder
storm all along the circuit until q linemsr
discovered him between the sounding
board and microphone.
Benjamin Bower, Of Pleasantville, N. J..
sphnkled Paris green on his grape yinea
The wind blew some Of It into the face o.
Miss Allie Bower, his20.year.old daughter
She inhaled 1t unconsciously, and died II
o few days.
Bibles are distributed at Castle Garder
printed in Engllsh, Welsh, French, Dan
lab, Swedish, Finnish, Italian, spanish
German, Dutch, Russian, Bulgarian, Hun
garian, Bohemian, Polish, Slavic, Arabia
Greek, Armenian, Hebrew and Portu
pleBp.
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Outside Of all other considerations ex'
Governor st. John Is displaying very bad
taste in following MIR, Blaine through the
State OF Maine, ma!iEning that statesman
and the Republican party and giving aid
and comfort to the Democracy, Why does
81. John wish to SEQ the Republican ticket
defeated in that sIate2 Is he, out Of his
proieesed love for prohibition working toI
tho success Of the Third PartyP Here is
Slate where prohibition prevails by the
grace Of the Republican party. 1t "a
pledged to lie continuance while the Dem
o,ratic party Ia against it. What need ia
there then for Third Party movement?
II this intrusion Of the Judas
who sold out to the Democracy in
1881, does not look like a conspiracy
then what Is it2 Here ia the pigmy at
lacking the giant, and seemingly for no
other reason than tho little notoriety 1t
brings to the leader Of the Third Party
from the association Of his name with
that Of the Plumed knight. Mr.. ST.
Johns presence in the Maine campaign
will not serve to remove the impression
that largely prevails that II he was not
actually in league with tue Democratic
party in the last Presidential canvass he
was seeking to defeat Blaine simply to
crafty his vanity.
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The Reed Bros. here are becoming we'll
known as practical farmers, as well % ex-
perts in raising fine stock, They intro
duced new variety Of wheat called the
Poole red chat, Of which Mr., Rsed says
they threshed $50 bushels Of strictly inst
Fclass wheat from $50 dozen. There will
be an increase Of twenty percent In aver
age sOwn thisiRll, Withcomparison othat
Of last year in every instance the yield
has been beyond the expectations oil the
farmers,
The Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Com.
pany Is placing q new siding 70 the track at
Roney's Point and we believe ere long
purposing a new depot and office. This
will make a very accessible shipping
point to the farmers from the vicinity Of
Dallas, being pleasantly situated at the
terminus Of the Ohio county, and Dallas
turnpike, The old method Of q dsy'l
drive to your city with wagon load o.
grain must become shorter in the new
method Of speed and dispatch,
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Progress OF Iron and Steel 1nlustr,


The Department OF the Interior has Is.
sued a very interesting report from the
pen Of James NJ. swank, general manager
OF the American Iron and Steel Associ-
alton showing the manufacture Of iron
aud steel in this country from 1855 to
1886. This exhibit Is one OF the most in.
Btructive publications Of the year, and 60.
pscially entitled TO consideration OF the
present time, when the Congressional
campaigns are opening.
The report serves incidentally, To ex-
plain the iutility Of Colonel MorriSon's
attempts 10 get his tariff reduction bill 80
much as started on the road to passage.
lathe light which these twenty.ons years
otproEress shed upon the necessity and
benefits Of protection, 10 one industry
alone, II will be seen that tho only cause
otBurprise Is that any considerable an.
tAgoniSm should exist 10 the development
Of our ore beds.
The production Of steel in 1885 In the
United States, says the report, amounted
10 1,917S6O tons. The frat Bessemer steel
ever produced south Of West Virginia was
made at Chattanooga, Tenn, April 10,
1885, twenty-five years after the first Of
the kind in the country. That aBt BSS.
Semsr ipgot was manufactured at wyan.
dotte, Michigan, and o few months later
the experiment was successfully repeated
al Troy, New York. The South has hlth'
eric been content with iron, or steel made
BY other processes. II islands now where
The North stood twenty.one years ago.
Tennessee, Georgia, AlabAma, Missouri
and several other Southern States are Just
beginning 10 enter upon their inheritance,
In this regard, and the Democratic party
must either hold Ia MOfrlsonB and Hew.
itts In check Of these States will 10 obliged
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There Is one thing about the New York
Star that Is to be admired, and that is its
honesty on the tariff question. 1t reflects
the sentiments Of q majority Of the Demo-
cratic party when It thunders into the
cars Of lis members appeals for an une-
ouiyocal stand for free trade. 1t wants
the plank in the next platform to be hon
eat in its expression on the subject and not
garnished with subIeriuges, 80 that
when translated into Pennsylvania Dutch
II means protection, while the stump
speaker in the free trade communities
with equal grace and force says that 1t
means no such thing.
The Republican and Democratic parties
are tho two giants Of political strength
who are fighting for supremacy. The
battle Is being fought on the tarif issue.
The Republican party iavors, as it always
has done, the protection Of American in
dustries, while the Democratic party Is
battling to put in practice a theory that
will prove ruinous to American labor and
disastrous to the prosperity OF the country.
The Democratic party wishes to try a
dangerous experiment, while the Repub-
lCan desires to maintain and continue a
practical scheme which has iostered the
workshops and factories OF the land and
has proved 10 be success by sub
stantial results. 1t would be q foolish
business man indeed who, after following
certain methods in the conduct Of his
business, by which he had built up a
large legitimate trade, would give heed to
some seductive theory and risk his hard
earned fortune by. introducing methods
highly revolutionary in their character.
1t is a plain business proposition. The
Republican party stands firm for protec'
tion, and this lie why men who are in the
Democratic party under the belief that IL
does the same thing should break away
from traditions and come in out Of the wei
before the shower falls. The issue Is join
ed, and this is why the free trade New
York Star Is frantcally callingon the New
York and New Jersey Democrats to refuse
to rsnominato the Congressman who voted
against the Morrison bill.
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NOTICE TO EXHIBITORS.
Observation-Disclosures
AND PRIMARIES.

Alta meeting Of the Republican. County Exceu'
tive Committee Of Ohio county, held on August Is,
1890, II was ordered:
That Congestion OF tho Republicans Of Ohio
ely oil Wheeling, on Monday, tho 9th day Of Sep.
TENDER, 1855, at O'Clock p. M. for the purpose oil
placing IN nomination four Republican candidates
Tor the Legislature In said county; To appoint Aye
delegates from each district 70 represent said
county In tho Republican Congres,iona COnyGn.
tlon 10 be held IN Weston on the l4th day Of Sep
iembGr, 1886, and 10 Eppolnt Senatorial ConiGrees
for said county TO Senatorial onyentiOn 10 be
hereafter held for tho Fist Senatorial District and
for the Transaction Of such other business as may
properly come before Sald County Convention
The polls In the county districts Will bG opened
for primary elections on Saturday, September 4,
1856, from o'clock until b0Cl0 X p. M. and In
the city diStrlCtI from o'ClO X until O'Clock p
pose Of selecting ten dolcgat from each district OF
said county 10 the Convention 10 be held on Mon
day. At these primary ele lions all neuublicAnS
will be entitled w vote for County aud scho0 Conn
niSslOnoS for their res eCtlve districts as well IS
for any other district or ulIy officers that 10
be elected ut the coming November election: -.
The Primary for Washington District voters will
be held at the yigllAnt Engine House;
FIR Madison District at the secOnd Ward Mar
For Clay District, at the Co-rt House.
For Union District Ut l20 Eighteenth street, next
door TO the Mission School House.
For Centre District ut the Hook and ladder
IIotiEe.
ncr Twenty.iourth and ChaplinG streets:
For Richie District, OF the Eighth Ward Hose
House.
For RIchaud District, at the Brick School House.
For Triadelphia District, OF the usual nl,C
For Liberty District, Of Centre Schoo, ilou'G.
RALPH WHITEHEAD,
Chairman pro TEN.
+. c. ARBEN2, Secretary. GuSl
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Gke Gate4iIGetteen
WnEELlSo, ", VA, sEPTEMnER !, 1856
C0NGRESsIONAL CONVENTION
TINST DISTlIICI,

Alta meeting Of the Republican Executive ,"M
mi,tee !or the Flint Copgreihoi al District o. WtS'
Virginia, held at wheeling, August H. AsO' ""~
ordered; ., ,,o
That Convention Of the Republicans Of inc
Flint Congressional District Of Nest virginia DO
called TO meet at Weston, W, Va, on TUESDAY,
SEPTEMBER II, 1855, for tho purpose OF placing In
nomination Republican candidate 'oF ConEleAa
I'm said Dhulct, and for the transaction oil any
other business that may pEOptEly come before the
Convention. ,...,....,
The Republican papers Of the Flnt District arc
re,pectlully requested 10 publish this call
q, Il. CALDWELL, Chairman
0. q. fconELp, Secretary,
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ATrlnc sensitive.

Algy-"Do you think, my love, your
father will consent to Our marriageP"
Augely-"of course, papa will be very
sorry to lose me, darling" AlRy-"But 1
will say 10 him that instead Of losing a
daughter he will gain a son." Angely-
II wouldn't do that, love, II you really
want me papa has three such sons board.
Ing here now, and he's little touchy on
tho point"
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co AS YOU PLEASE
ON tho IL. & o. Excursion to the West or
Northwest


Northwest
Wednesday, August IS; Wednesday,
sstember S; "Wednesday, September q,
On the above dates, the Baltimore q
Ohio agents will sell round trip excursion
tickets to points in Texas, Kansas, Ne
brasks, Minnesota and Dakota, at the
lowest rates ever offered, Tickets will be
good going ono route aud returning an
other, To Kansas points, exCursionists
can 60 via Chicago and return via st.
Louis and Cincinnati, or can go via St.
Louis and return via Chicago, with stop
over privileges, .,
This is one OF the best chances you WY
ever have to see the great West and visit
For full particulars and rates, call on
agents Of the Baltimore 4 Ohio, or write "a
John 7, Lane, Passenger Agent, Wheel
ing, w, Va.
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10. s O, Exour.lons TO St. CIaIrsvIlle Fair.

Is, s. o, Excursions TO ST. ClairSVille FHlF'
The Baltimore & Ohio will run trains al
excursion rates to IT, Clsirsvile Fair, Sep
tember Let, I'd and Sd, leaving. Wheeling al
1926 A. NJ landing passengers direct a. the
fair ground gates without change, Return
ing leave fair ground station at $3.50 =, N,
The Fair Association have just completed
an elegant haltmile track, Everybody
should spend day in the most beautiful
fair grounds in the State,
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DIED,

RoDIEsON-on Monday, August 90, 1870. at 9i5 A
NJ, ALEXANDRIA, ROBINSON, sged CD years, II
months and 0 days,
Funeral services at his late residence No. o. s.
Penn street, on Wednesday, September !, at Il
AN. Frlonds Of the faulty arc Invited to at
tend, lntermont private.
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at Wheeling, September Q, I, SO. 10 and
II, 1885, On the above dates. the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad Company will sell round
trip tickets to Wheeling at low excursion
rates. For rates, time Of trains, &C., see
small bills, or call upon or address Agents
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad,
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Ms o. Excufslons TO 81. clalrsviile Fair.
The Baltimore & Ohio will run trains at
excursion rates to 81. Clairsvllle Fair, Sep.
tember let, Cd and Sd, leaving Wheeln at
1925 A. NJ, landing passengers direct AZ the
fair ground gates without change. Return.
Ing leave fair ground station OF 1850 r. n.
The Fair Association have just comp eted
an elegant hali.mile track. Everybody
should spend q day Ia the most beautiful
iait grounds In the Slate.
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sptsiat stotisss,

FtTs,-All Fits stopped free BY ID. RlIno't ufCaI
NetyO Reslotof. No Fits after hrsI days use Maj.
veOus cures Treatise aud tiOO trial bottle lteo 10
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Enpe41alrtter.


Having sold nInetenthS Of the Writing Machines
sold In the State we claim Il ClI Afly
the superiority Of our machines. below we give q
partial l.st Of cuStOtnCrs using them:
Daily Intelligence,
Daily Register.
kCwB Letter.
" 4. hubbard, attorney,
Robert White, attorney.
Joseph X. Paull, attorney.
Russell & Slifel, alto i0yp.
O.. o, SturElsS, attorney, horgantowr.
John a Hutchinson, attorney, Pafkehburg'
Van Wink Q 4 Amber att0fteyL PAfkeBbutE,
Loonlls Il TaYenllei attorneys, PAfkefsbutg,
W. II. II Flick, U, y. District Attorney.
Hannibal Forbes 9 Commissioner
L. q. DelllCkef, ClGtk q. 3. LOurt. Pafkcrsbufg.
Clarence smith, 10 X Of Court, faifmont
q. N, Clemens, tlCit OF Court, IAtk0fBbufg,
D. q, Ibgo, CLERK Ol Court, Hinton.
i. 4. Fast, Clerk oil Court, M0fgantown,
MANU-, ctirOfS' lhllranc0 Olnpany.
Peabody insurance Company.
UndGrwfiterA' Insurance Company,
AldeftOu 4 Atkinson, lnsufAncO Agency,
Edw. w DunawaM lily Receiver.
Vance, Hughes Co.
ZAFDlN Bros DiOkOis,
junction IRON WOflL.
Whitaker Iron Works
lAughlIn Iron W0iEE.
BerWOOd Iron WOfB,
J Sweeney 4 'On.
Hobbs, BfOCkunlef4 Co.
For full PARTICULAR III FeEAid 10 terms Of sale and
Ell. ROSE 4 CO.,
Anll % Twelfth Street.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
IA TRAINS On and after may 30, 1SS6--ExPLA.
NATION oR REVERENCE MARKS, sDaily. tsundAy
exCepted. MONDAY Cpted.-WhOeIlng time:
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LADIES, we have taken tho agency for
Hatper'B BaEAAr Patterns, and have Just
received q full stock Of new and latest
styles. Please call and obtain catalogues.
When here, please examine the Queen oil
Sewing Machines, 1.-THE Standard"
Respectfully,
,EDw. l.. Ross 4 Co.,
Dealer In Standard and whita Machines,
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ae,,, Advertisements.

NOR sALR-TEN SHOW GASES
Bss5 RsW ,Si a MSsIS IgE SES' THOMAS
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UTANTED-TWO BOYS TO LEARN
w tho Foundry Business, One sl4ys AoaEssF,
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TNOR sALE-A STAR BICYCLE IN
good condition; will esold cheap, Apply 70
a L. 'WRfGHT lYOS Market street sslN
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-11-10
Not Willing.

/ The Philadelphia Times tells the
following: The people who congre,
gated on the sunny side OF Market
street, above second, in Camden, q
morning or two ago, were amused ut
the actions of man and woman that
had alighted from a barouche and
had repeatedly asked for . place
where they could get married. The
pair were conducted to the Office OF
Justice Schmitz, No. 209 Marke,
street. When they stood up before
the Magistrate and he began the GER
emony the young woman showed a
disposition to leave. The young man
to the usual question gave his name
as julie Preslin, of Northumberland
county, Pa. When the young wom-
An was asked her name she fed from
the room and entered the carriage
and ordered the driver to cross the
river, as she had changed her mind
and was not willing that the ceremony
should proceed. The young man hast
ened after the vehicle and overlook it
before it got square away, and he
immediately began his endeavorr to
get the woman to have the ceremony
completed. Failing to get her con
sent, he returned to the Justices OF
fee and offered to pay him for his
trouble. remarking that the next time
he visited Jersey to get spliced b.
would be certain that the woman wa
willing to the transaction.