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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-23

The men employed on the water work.
received their pay yesterday.
Mrs. George Ashton returned 10 hel
home In Muskegon, Mich, yesterday.
Willis Hoyle is taking in the smithfeld
fair. Ho has a Peerless engine exhibited
Captain Inglebright ran the Climax ia
the Island last night and will make trip
tonight
Miss Mary Davidson returned yesterday
from an extended visit with friends In
Darlington.
Mr.. win Hampton, Of Trenton, was
the guest Of his brother.in.law, A. ]. Van
Pelt, yesterday.
Adam Faupel, Democratic nominee for
Sheriff, was shaking hands with the boys
here yesterday.
Two children OF Joseph Paden, Of the
Orchard, were seriously poisoned from
eating cheese Tuesday night. The symp.
toms and effects were identical with those
Of Henry Stengle's family, poisoned the
night before.
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Our 81 fine Seamless Shoes for men are
cheap at $3.50. stones Cash Shoe Store.
Edward l.. Rose 4 Go.

Ladies' in want Of a good sewing machine
should call on Edward L. Rose & Co., who
are the sole agents for the celebrated
Standard and White sewing machines fol
this city and State. Their reputation fol
square dealing is q guarantee that person.
purchasing o machine Of them will gel
the very best in the market.
They have also the exclusive sale Tor The
"Caligraph"t type writer, the most perfect
and rapid writer made. Business and pro.
teesional men should remember this. A
call Is solicited before purchasing else.
where's their place Of business 10 No. 81
Twelfth street.
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TIE SCALE ADVANCED


By tho Western Nail Association ut Pitts.
burgh Yesterday.
The nail manufacturers held meeting
in the parlors Of the Monongahela House
at Pittsburgh, yesterday. The meeting
was unusually well attended, representa-.
tiyes being present from this city and the
nail trade csnters OF the West.
The morning session was prolonged I'M
til afternoon, when several Of the men,
bers we're making addresses upon the sit
uation III the nail business. One Of the
delegates who was seen in the afternoon,
stated that as yet no business had been
transacted OF special importance. He
said the question Of wages had not been
touched upon.
Word was received here during the day
that the selling card had been advanced
from g. 10 to 1920. This report was con-
hrmed when the delegates from here re-
turned last night. II was also said that
another advance was probable In the near
future,
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the City and: Wheeling Folk
Abroad.

= -
Abroad,
Major Ell. Mcdonnell, Of Burton, is in
this city,
Mr., T, H, Buchanan, Of wellsburg, was
down yesterday.
Mr., H, s. White and his daughter, Miss
Alice, Of Bolton, are at the MeLure house,
Miss Lille McGregor, Of Cairo, W, Va I,
is the guest Of Miss Marie Mcdonald, on
Fifteenth street.
o, F, Melvin, OF Pittsburgh, who was
Captain Of 90. G, Fiat West Virginia In
fantry, Is here,
Misses Emma Houston, Of Piedmont,
and Ella May Wallace, Of Newark, Ohio,
are the charming guests Of Mrs, Charles B,
Reed, Of the South Side,
Capt. SAM. Hubley, OF Pittsburgh,
Bradatreet's clever representative, was in
the city yesterday, Captain Hubley says
that the Americas Club has made great
preparations for the opening Of the State
campaign next Saturday evening, It Is To
be q monster affair,
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On Monday evening next, Mr.. o. W,
Barry, supported by q company Of frs
class artists, will present the celebrated
drama Of the GENEVA CroB" az tht
Grand Opera House. Mr.. Barry IL ar
actor Of established reputation, hAvlni
last year supported Lawrence Barrett
the well.known tragedlan. On WedneB.
day and Thursday evenings he will appear
In thegteat historical drama Of 1.-THE Spy
On Friday and Saturday evenings he will
produce the famous drama entitled
"EaCaped from Sing Sing" Mr.. Barry
will no doubt meet With crowded housed
during the entire week,
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THE RRUNION A SUCCESS,
To.Days Events In DetaIl-A Genera
Holiday.

hVAWN4s
The success OF the reunion 10 now
assured. In spite Of the fact that last
nighs'a rain cut short the campfire on the
State Fair Grounds, the exercises and
meetings of yesterday make up q notable
occasion, one which will not soon be lost
to memory by those who enjoyed 1t. The
town was even more generally decorated
yesterday morning than the night before.
Scarcely house anywhere Ia without
some signs OF welcome.
The big cannon from East Liverpool
was hauled from Bridgeport to the Stale
Fair Grounds yesterday, and last evening
at . o'clock the Sunset gun was fired. Al
tor dark the natural gRs was lighted on
tho grounds, and several hundred sol.
diers, headed by the Opera House band,
marched over. The increasing rain rem
dered an outdoor meeting out Of the ques-
ton, however, and alter several songs aud
q few patriotic airs by the band the men
returned over the pontoon bridge TO the
city,
To.DAY's PROGRAMME.
Tho parade, free soldiers dinner, and
mass meeting on the Fair Grounds, are
the features Of to-day. Troops will assem-
BILE for parade at 8 A. NJ. in the following
order: The Ohio troops will form on Six
tenth street, right resting on Ohapline;
Pennsylvania troops will form on Eff
tenth street, right resting on Chapline;
West Virginia troops will form on -Four.
teenth street, right resting on Chapline;
Grand Army Of each will form on the
right oil their respective columns In the
order Of their seniority.
The route Of the procession will be as
follows:
Down Sixteenth street to Main, down
Main to Twenty.fourth, up Twenty.iourth
to Chaplino, up Chapline to Twentieth,
down Twentieth to Market, up Market to
Sixteenth, then out Sixteenth to JaCob,up
Jacob to Fourteenth, down Fourteenth to
Market, up Market TO Seventh, down Sew
enth to Main, down Main 10 Twelfth,
down Twelfth To Pontoon Bridge, cross
Pontoon and down Front to Fair
Ground.
After arriving at Fair Ground troops
will form on east OF Main building and be
dismissed for dinner.
After dinner troops will repair 10 the
Grand Stand where grand mass meeting
will be held, addressed by the following
speakers:
Maj, Lee Raymond, Clarksburg, W. Va.
Capt. r. H. Cochran, Toledo, Ohio.
Dol. James D. Thayer, Washington,
Pa.
CApt. Lorenzo Danford, ST. CIsirsville.
CAPT William Barnett, Troy, West
:; M ~ James L. Gillespie, slStersvIlle,
y. c9 \! ohas. T. Caldwell, parEenDurs,
MAI. James A. Mcoauly, Washington,
Capt. ]. NJ Pipes, Washington, DO.
Maj. T, q. Mckee, Washington, D. O.
]. N. Miller, Sac City, Iowa, and others.
The following marshal and aides will
have charge OF the procession:
Chiet Marshal-Col. w. B. Curtis, OF
West Liberty.
Aides-Col. Hugh Sterling, VIII. Travis,
Col. ]. F. Charlesworth, Mai. Thomas H.
Norton, Capt. VIM. Barry, Lieut.. John B.
Caldwell, j. NJ. Confer, Sam Brubaker'
Alex. Ftew, Lieut.. +. O. Robinson, L. 7.
Busby and g. W. Baggs.
BuslnesF, public aud private, will be
generally suspended during the forenoon,
In accordance with the proclamation Of
the Mayor.
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A Cnrtl.


10 the Editor Of ths IatGtlgmer,
srR:-The "article" in your paper Of
the 10Th, under the Bridgeport item stat.
ing that the colored people Of this place
wanted to raise a row because we were
not admitted in the white schools, az
chairman OF that committee claim to be a
lie. All we ask the Board to give US is a
comfortable room for our children, have
been asking It for ten years, and we want
1t, and we are going 10. have 1t or there
will be fun on the strength oft.
WALTER GooDR.
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TnR "SlLvER sruR' company appeared
Inst night 10 another crowded house,
"Sllyof Spur seems 10 DO tho iAyorite
comedy OF the ladies, as they turned out
last evening In big numbers, The com.
pany will appear every evening this week
and give q gland matinee on Saturday
afternoon, WHEN the price oil admission
will DO only 70 cents to all parts Of the
hnnhh.
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OUR
ADVERTISEMENT THIS WEEK
Is addressed to careful Fathers and Prudent
Mothers who want handsome and substan,
tial Clothing for their Boys athonest prices.

To the Workingman whose hard-won earnings for tbe
necessities and comforts Of life when he is convinced that an
honest and successful effort being made deserve the conf
dence he displays,
To rising Young Men who aim to combine handsome
dressing with economy and good TASTE
10 Thoughtful, Particular and Economical People Of
every SOFT who want to escape the Extoons Of the Average
Merchant Taors yet shrink from the Torures inflicted BY e
Gifts" of some socaled Clothiers,
To All these we say, if you need Clothing call on u.s.
Our Assortmen are large varied complete styles the latest
and most approved and qualities the very best the world pro-
duces Unless Of doing business pretty near
right our House woudntbe often pointed the Model
Clothing Establishment our Goods and Prices were not
right would hardly be doing the largest Clothing Trade in
the State.
Wen show you Clothing for Boys and Children that's
better and finer than you'll find elsewhere Thousands of am
lies know this fact else they wouldn't here and keep
a-comng. You depend getting every desirable and novel
thing in the market at prices percent lower than those
any other establishment in the city,
In Clothing for Men and Young Men, we venture to saw
that there is fine good fitting elegant Mems and
Young Mems Clothing to be found in this part othe country
ready to be put on, we're displaying liberal portion
Of these Suits fully equal any turned by the best
Custom Taors and perfect in Material and Workmanship
We show dozen styles where other dealers show one for We
have twenty times the variety and every Shape and Fabric
Sanctonedby Good Taste and Fashion.
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The few members OF the fifteenth In.
tsntry who are here met yesterday alter
noon at the State Fair Ground, and had
an informal but very enjoyable little re-
union. Capt. B, B. Doyener served in
this Regiment,
The Fifteenth Infantry was organized
here with nine companies and was or,
dered to the field October 10, 1862, and
during that year and the year Of 'GS, did
guard duty on the u. & o, road, Col
Milton Wells; Lieut.. Col, j, w, Holiday
Maior,F. Hames; Adiutant, AL, l.. Wells
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CAn1IN's DATrERY.
Tho Happy :nOuniOn of this Organization
Yesterday.

Tho Happy .I.Ounlon of this Organization
Yesterday.
At Battery Dis First West Virginia
Light Artillery headquarters the fore.
noon Of yesterday was spent in the recep-
ton Of members from abroad, who we're
provided with bountiful lunch. AT 2
O'Clock thirty-six members fell into line,
and marched in a body 70 the Elm Grove
Railway depot, where q special car was
provided by the president Of the company
without charge. After spending an hour
In the Park, taking In the sights, they
returned 10 the city and suppered at the
Zane Street Church festival In MoLain'B
block on Twelfth street. In the evening
q business meeting was held, and the old
officers, Captain John Carlin, President;
Henry Seamon, vice preaidentj O. II.
Watkins, secretary, and Benjamin Exely,
Jr., treasurer, were reelected for another
year.
A vote Of thanks was extended the Elm
Grove Railway Company and the Park
Company for tho free ride and admittance
TO the Park, and 10 Jas. A. Henry, agent,
for the free use Of the rooms for a head.
quarters, and TO oil Others who lent their
kindly assistance.
Quite q number Of speeches were made
by members Of the company and others,
among whom were Hon. Hudson Mckee,
Of Washington City, who is In attendance
Of the reunion, Oolonels w. d. Curtis, aud
Hugh Sterling, Surgeon 0'Neal, Of Oolum.
bus, o., ]. o. Allison, Alexander MCGraw
and George Rabbit oil East Liverpool;
Lieut.. John L. Morrison. Of Chicago Jos.
4. MCCombs, Of MafehAll county, Candi.
date for the House Of Delegates on the
Republican ticket, and other prominent
visitors, also took part In the meeting. Az
10 O'Clock the meeting adjourned. The
Battery will meet this morning al Q
O'Clock for the general parade, when u
Q hoped all members Of the Battery will
bs present,
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Frank Fisher was able to be out yester.
day, after serious sickness.
True Friendship Lodge g. U, o. OF o. F.
hold gift festival Friday and Saturday.
The Colored folks will give a dance In
Heinleln's hall next Wednesday evening,
Mr.. H. L. Wells and wife left for Han.
cock yesterday to attend the wedding Of q
cousin.
Oliver Smith, who died Tuesday night
from injuries received at the Mingo juno.
ton steel works that day, was a brother
Of William Smith, boss miller at Smiths
mill here,
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-rATA1 DoI1nn EXPLOSION
john Emory, Engineer ut the Top Mill,
Killed.


Killed.
Yesterday few minutes after the fac
tory whistle blew at the Top mill for the
employees dinner hour, which is at moor
sharp, there was terrific explosion
which created more than the usual panic
az the mill has recently commenced the
use Of natural gas. Investigation showed
however, that so far as was apparent, nat
ural gas had nothing TO do with the ex.
plosion. The report was followed by q
rush Of steam from the frame building
east Of the nail factory, which contains
the boilers that furnish steam for the fac.
tory engine. This boiler house was close
to q frame annex to tho factory, in which
were number OF unused machines and
several hundred kegs Of nails. The side
Of this building was torn out by the force
OF the explosion, and spent steam and fly
ing coal from pile near filled the space
about the opening,
When the explosion took place, John
Emery, tho engineer, was in the box In
front Of the boilers turning of the gas.
A flue in the middle boiler Of the battery
collapsed, and let tho steam escape in a
volume with rush. Emory was hurled
against a pile Of coal near, and literally
cooked by the steam.
Manager Hornbrook, who was near a
window Of the factory, had one OF his
hands badly bruised. Several other EN-.
ployes OF the factory, among them Robert
DuVal, John Och, George II. Carnahan,
boss Of the factory, and William Lester,
were also slightly bruised by the flying
debris.
Emory was removed from his painful
position as soon as possible and taken to
his home at 452 Main street, where DR..
UlriCh alleviated his intense pain as much
as possible. He lived in agony until Z
o'clock last evening, when he died.
The damage to the mill propriety was
not great. The boilers were Insured in
the American Boiler Insurance Company,
and were inspected by competent man
this month and pronounced safe.
Emory was O member OF the First West
Virginia Volunteer Infantry, and intend
cd to take q holiday to-day and take part
in the Trl.State Reunion. He leaves q
wife and four children. He was Q men,
Der Of Wheeling Lodge No. 0 /. o. 0. F.,
and was universally respected and liked,
and his death under ouch circumstances
caused wide sorrow yesterday among his
old comrades and friends.
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LOCAL BRHyITIRs.
Matters Of Minor Moment in and An
tie City.

Matters Of Minor Moment in and About
Tie City,
Two marriage licenses were Issued yes-
terday.
BusISEas will be pretty generally sus-
pended to-day.
Tue pottery will start up with gas In
all departments this morning.
ALI excursion tickets to the reunion
issued by the railroads will be good up to
and including Saturday.
THR natural gas was lighted in front OF
the West Virginia compRny's Office, on
Twelfth street, last night, q Btand-pipe
being erected for that purpose,
OLERK Hook yesterday admitted to
record deed made September 20 by
Ebenezar L. Zane and wife TO Mary, wife
Of William Gibson, in consideration OF
$50, for Ave feet Of ground on the east
side Of South Broadway, Island.
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The greatest causes Of this dread disease
are excessive heat and Improper food
Infants who are fed upon Mellin's Food
will pass through the hot summer safely,
A physician In one Of Our largest ciIleI
brought up his babe Upon IL, and wrote
the following 90 his experience. "Duflnp
these two yeate, while living In the moSl
denbely populated and most BlCkly part o.
the city, during intensely hot and In.
tenBely cold seasons, Al no time has our
child been herioualy affected In comfort
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Manager Genther, Of the Grand Opera
House, In order To accommodate the
ladies, will give q grand "sllver Spur"
matinee on Saturday afternoon next,
when the prices OF admission will be only
25 cents TO all parts Of the house. Gal
lery only 10 cents.
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AckEh's BLoop ELtxta % tho only Blood
Remedy guaranteed. II ID o poaitiye cure
lot Uleefs, Etuptona Or syphllltiC Poison.
Ing II puflneg the whole system, and
bAnishea al HheumAtlC and Neuralgia
palma. We guarantee IL Logan 4 %,
aud Charles MenkemeIlef,
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Extraordinary but nevertheless true,
We feler 70 the announcement Of d, r.
johnson 4 Co., oil Richmond, In which
they propose 10 show working and ener.
geuc men how 10 make from 500 10
Woo Q year over and above expenhea.
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Advertising 10 to trade what plowine
10 10 the farmer. There would DO sOmt
natural production u the cod was never
broken, To advertise, htst write tor q
copy Of Newspaper Advertising sent
free BY Geo. +, RowCll 4 Co., 10 Spruce
btfeet, Now York.
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A DOUBLE FATALITY.
AMANKIlLHp ANpoNE wopNpnD
50 severely that He Cannot Recover, by q
Railroad Accident ut alaFtln's Ferry
Last RVenIng-Gso MeKirahan's
BODY Horribly alapglsd by Cars.

A shocking accident, resulting in the in,
slant death Of one man and the fatal in,
jury Of another occurred on the Cleveland
& Pittsburgh railroad at Martins Ferry
LAST evening about Z o'clock. Az that
hour freight train No. 70 was taking on
some empty box cars at the Martins Ferry
station. The cars we're on q side track
and were pushed down the track to
the switch by means Of a coupling pole.
While the connection was made and the
cara being moved in this way two men,
George MCKirahan and William Linn, at
tempted to pass between the loose caIs
on the siding and the engine on the main
track.
The trainmen warned them Of tho dam
ger and ordered them TO keep out from
between the tracks, but they ignored the
warning and 1isobeyed the order,
Just as the two men passed beneath the
pole II slipped from the cars, and flew
with terrific force, striking both OF the
men and knocking them down.
MCRirahan was thrown under the cars
and tue wheels ran over his head and
breast, crushing and malgling him in 9
lslckening manner. One leg was also cut
of. Death was, OF course, instantaneous
Linn was thrown against theWheels and
badly cut and crushed about the head
DIR. ]. NJ. Todd, Of Bridgeport, the rail
road company's surgeon, was summoned
and dressed Inns wounds, DR., TodL
gave 1t as his opinion last night that TIT
mans injuries were so severe that he was
beyond the aid OF medical skill, Hi
death seems only question Of time.
MCKirahan was young man, single
and lived with his widowed mother ii
PaulVs addition, at Martins Ferry, beini
her only support.
The accident was the fault Of nobody
but the mon themselves, and had they
not deliberately risked their lives In spite
Of warnings, they would not have beer
injured,
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WARRINGTON, D. o., Sept. 23I-l a. NJ
For Western pennsylvania and West
Virginia, local rains, followed by fair
warmer, nearly stationary Temperature,
southerly Winds
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oiieel 10. 80 and N ronrleenth slroot.


NUW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
WanlGd-Fema.cH Help.
observation-disclosures,
Notice UsCnT EGelOy.
Opera llOmc-Murry & Murphy,
Opera House IlVilo1t for Charleston Sufferers.
Grand Opert House ME. Y, ", barry.
Proclamation Jacob W Grubb, Mayor,
Knit Jackets ID, uundlluE Il ",
1 ,grackers--lt SMITH,
llolhlng-M. Gutuiau & Co., 4th page.
lleunlOL- Fourth page.
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WE have introduced o new system Of
selling Watches On tic installnent plan
whereby you Can secure q witch at once
on easy payments. Tall nnd investigate.
JACOB w. GItUBB, JeWeler,
Cor. Twelfth anu Market SIS.
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AN AssoclArloN ronAlnp

OF ES.rFiaoners Of war at the AfSLuro
itousS Yesterday
A meeting Of st.pfiaoners Of war was
held at Veteran Hall, Ia the Mcclure
House, yesterday The meeting was or.
eaniaed BY olecllng !. Melvin Richards
PRECEDENT, $. D. Pipe. Vice preoldont W,
Hon, Secretary and we Bowen Core,
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I,oR SALE no CLOSE AM EsrATE

The following Lots on Wheeling Island tt!Ong
Ing 10 the estate Of tho late VIM. Mccoy, VIZ.
Lots No. 90, o. and u on broadway.
Lots No. 80 and 80 on York street
Lots No. %, 100 and 10l on Virginia street.
Lots No. 10l, los, ITO and Iii or Huron street,
Lots No. III, 10 and 1870 on 'HAbaGh street
Lot No. ia on Water street.
Au29 WV. H0gE q BRO, 1900 Market 81
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Tho following shows the range Of the
thermometer rs observed at schnepts drug
store, Opera nouse corner, yesterday;
"a. NJ, 5S'; IL M 720i SP. Nj, 76'i q r. M,
III.
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On Wednesday and Thursday, septem.
btf 9g and 20, tie Huntsville Acconmpdl.
tlon will NOT leave Wheeling until OlSo
i, NJ, oily time. A special train viii leave
Tor Grafton and way stations on the came
day at 6iAb \. ~, city time,
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FALL and Winter Stock Just received.
A lull llnU Of suillnes, UycrC0Atlngs
and pantalOOnings. Also o full llno Of
our celebrated Knit Jackets. Scotch
eul'l"s' eptVu'''.C d. NESS 3 SONS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-23

Perfection is attained in Dr.. sAge'G
Oatafrh Remedy.
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Our sl,gS Lace and Congress Shoes are
solid and cheap At $l,6O, stones Cash
Shoe Store.
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Governors and other officials recon.
mend Red Star Cough Cure 40 DAlO,
prompts sure
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1iie.senaIor Flint, Canadian patlia.
insnt, aays. 81 Jacobs Oil acts like q
ehAYtn. l-
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Az the RSpubliCAn State Convention Of
Mlnneiola, held az 81 Paul yesterday, A,
r, MoGill wa nominated fcf Governor,
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Our sl.25 Ladies' fine Kid and Morocco
Button Shoes are bargain at $3.50.
stones Cash Shoe Store,
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Cincinnati and return BY lie D, Z O,
September 20, Fare for round trip, %.