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leading his company in Infamous charge
Of Gen. FarnsWorth on Hoods division at
Gettysburg, he had his horse shot under
him and was severely wounded. CAPT.
Works father aud brother we're killed IN
action, and are buried at Arlington. Cspt.
Work participated in the famous midnight
charge at Monterey Mountain, Of which
Gen. Judson Fitzpatrick, writing to Col.
CapehRrt under date Of June q, 1886, says:
HYour gallant charge down the mountain
side at midnight on July 4, 1868, in which
You cut from ont Lees retresting column
Gen. Beverly Robertson's entire brigade,
with four pieces Of artillery, resulting In
the capture Of EArly's entire wagon traini
stretching from Monterey Mountain 10
Hagerstown, distance Of thirteen miles,
viii long live In history, and entities you
and your gallant regiment TO the gratitude
Of this Government and the American
peopla,"
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HoMGoPATHY-The following figures are
from the Medical Reform, Samuel Cock
burn, M.D.) An old work, to be sure, but
Homeopathy alone Of all medical schools
does, not change, for 10 1t not founded on
Natures Law OF Cure2 Figures from
Dundee Infrmary: Inflammation OF the
lungs, Homeopathy's death rate, o. per
cent; other treatments, % per cent. Scar.
let fsver, Homeopathy 81 against 2Oi.
Inflammation of the brain, Homeopathy
SO, against 70. Apoplexy, Homeopathy
90 per cent, against SO per cent. What
moro need bs said? Regular Homeo-
pathic medicines may be had under our
labels OF druggists, or by mail Of us.
Druggists also give the Medical Inder free,
or We mail it on receipt Of address; Q val
liable little manual. BoERIcKE & TArRL,
1927 Smithfisld street, Pittsburgh, Pa,
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FOCAL sTATRoP ADULT.
5lngle................'....... 68
Married. .....".... ..."...,leI
Y idows.......".-...... .'..-.o1
WidoWers.......,.' ,.........'A
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TIE MILITARY sPIRIT.

The Richie Guards Hold suceeSIful Fair.
Name Changed to Con Guards.
EDeetal Correspondence Of ne IHtelliceloer.
Richie, O. H., Jan. 16-A grand cake
fair and oyster supper was commenced
here Friday night under the auspices Of
the Richie Guards, and continued until
Saturday night. The contest between
Mia Bird Davis and Miss Julia Mnthers
for get Of china dishes Of ffty.six pieces,
WA the Warmest contested affair ever seen
In this town and at its conclusion the
Iudges decided that Mics MEthers was en-.
titled 10 first prize, she having collected
the greatest amount OF money. Miss
Davis was awarded second prizs, hand
some plush dressing case. The fair was a
huge success, both socially and financially,
and tbe military lads are highly pleased
over the result. The inclemency Of the
weather did not keep the crowds Of peo'
pie away, who came In from the country
and spent money lavishly.
A gold monogram bangle was awarded
10 Mis- Ella Rymer for the finest looking
and most delicious cake. About twenty
Wsre in the contest, and things were
quite lively until 1t was known who took
IS Saturday being regular din day for tho
Guards, q large number were present I'M
der command Of Capt. W. 8. Hamilton,
who. together with First and Second Lieu
tenants J, NJ. Heston and L. r. Fox, ap-
nesYed In rich new uniforms OF the very
iatest military style. The company being
formed, they marched to place east OF
town, where target practice was engsged
| In for an hour or so, and upon examining
tho target 1t was found that the Guards
would make it very interesting for the
legs, at least, OF sn enemy. Alter target
shooting the regular business Of the COM
pany was proceeded with.
A motion was made to change tho name
of the company to Golf Guards, in honor
Of General Nathan GOT, OF Clarksburg,
A vote Of the company resulted In the
change, and hereafter the military com.
pany. at this place will be know as the COD
Guards. Several new recruits were mus
tered in, and Company A will be found
wearing the honors when the roll OF COM
psnies is called. Col. R. H. Freer snd
Adjutant L G. Bennington, OF the First
West Virginia Infantry, were present at
the afternoon meeting, and both made
short, but highly appreciated addresses to
the company. The entire company re-
ceiyed the heRrtlest praise Of our people
for the unusually fine appearance made In
Saturdays parade. and for the careful and
accurate drill exercises. The untirlDg et-
forts Of Capt. Hamilton to advance the In
terests OF the company and to make It the
best drilled military body in tho State,
are appreciated by every body concerned,
and the Captain Is also to be congratulated
for tho manner In which he enforces the
military discipline. His aids are also
competent and efficient officers, and re-
cleve share Of the merited praise OF the
community.
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Democratic Free Trfde
Low Tariff, 10 years:
No Of sheep.
1gIl L1l .TOO. 100
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No. OF Sheep, y.
ls60-....-.........2, lOO,OU
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viOo Pre.idcnt Natlonal LeaEue ior West
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MEsr Y1RGINIA VETERAN
Presented with Gold. Headed Cane BY His
Old Comrades.

Presented with = Goid.Hsadsd Cane By His
Old Comrades.
WaAiao.On ID. o. Sunday Herald
Alta dinner rendered Capt, F. NJ. Work,
Of Parkersburg, W. Va, by Col. Charles
E. oapehart, at tho La Pierre House this
week, Capt. Work was presented by Col.
ospehart with magnificent gold.headsd
cane. This was the frat meeting Of these
veterans since the musser-out Of Their reRi.
mont. Capt. Work enlisted in June, 1881,
In "Hin's Rangers" recruited In Wit
County. Va, and afserWard mustered aS
Gomusny o, First West Virginia Cavalry.
For gallant services in the face Of the
eneuy he was successfully made corporal,
Ant serpeaut, frat lieutenant, and captain
II MD company. he was slightly wound.
al q Fishers Hill, W. Va, and while
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AITEaIl0H REPUBLICANS,
Call for a State Convention ofRepublical
Clubs to Form State League.


NAEnHmUEO. ". VA, Jan. Z, 1883.
10 as Republicans Of Rot VrOiHta:
By authority vested in me As Vice President o.
the National Republican LeAgueior West Virginia,
hereby cali a Convention Of Clubs 10 be held At
the operA House, wheeling, on
FEBRUARY 10 q 10, 1888.
The purpose Of this meeting Is for the orgAniIl'
tlon Of state League to act in harmony with the
National League. Each Club IA entitled TO ave
delegates Gnd TO cast one vote in the Convention,
Tho members Of the Congressional and State
Committees and the Chairman and Secretary oil
each County Committee are expected to attend.
All editors Of newspapers oppaed to continu'
alton OF the Democratic administration are cor
daily invited.
attending the Convention.
Organize Club at once throughout the State
and appoint delegates.
GEORGE N. BOWERS,
vlco President National LeaEue for West We.
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PEOPLE talk enough about their stom-
achs and suffer enough with them, but
not one in a hundred knows what the
stomach really is, nor what 1t looks ike.
The wonderful manikin, or model Of the
human body, now TO be seen at Logan &
Co.'s drug store, bridge corner, Main street,
Wheeling, w. Va, Is doing more to cor
rect mistakes and show the truth on this
point than score Of lectures could. Go
and see 1t and study the nature Of KISS
kline, the new quinine, in connection with
u
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NEW YoRE, Jan. 1.-THE sports who
went to England and then to France to
witness the prize fight between Jake Kill
rain and Jem Smith, arrived here on
their return to-day. The representative
Of Kilrain's hacker declares that II
was the gresteet battle ever fought while
some others Of the party who blame the
representative for the fact TINT they did
not get chance to BEE the fight, declare
that it was "fzzle," and intimate that it
was a put up job engineered by Charley
Mitchall
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Notice to Gas Consumers.

Attention Is called to an ordinance passed by
Council January 10, 1ssS:
SECTION lO.-The price Of gas consumed after the
month Of February, 1sSS. shall be, until otherwise
ordained BY Council. one dollar per thousand
cubic feet thereof. Upon which price the said
Trustees shall allow the consumer discount Of
twenty-five per cent II the bill be paid at the City
Gas once on or before the 10th day Of the month
in which such bill Il made out and Is due.
A. J. eEAAOE,
IAls Secretary City Gas Works
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Nnr1nE Tnl-IaN nnLDRRs.

To all persons holding liens BY judgment OF ot5si
wise on the real estate, or any part ihsiey ~ y
William Morrison, situated In Ohio county N0'
Virginia.: 49,.
In pursuance Of q decree OF the M1nlclPll, or !,
Of Wheeling, made In cause th5fein psldi5lss. =
son 70 the satisfaction Of tho Hens lhcFeln; X
arc hereby required 70 present AL claims R tti
you and each Of you against the SAID Nl. VIM
Morrison, which are liens on HIS real es'AN o. ~
part Ct II, for adjudication 10 ms Al my ON Al n
county, WeSt VIfSiniS, on or before Wtd6aF
the 18th day Of January. 1855. ,,...-,
Given under my hand this nth day o. ge's@'
Der, 1881. JOSEPH 4, PAUL.
ds2SWe Coi1mi8lo59.
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David @. Meacon is the lucky man that
held ons-tenth OF ticket No. 69,S6S which
drew the Second Capital Prize OF $4,000
from the monthly draWingo Of the Louisiana
State Lottery, Nov. s. 1t was his first
venture, and comes as Godsend to Mr.,
Moacon as he was depending on his daily
labor 10 support his family. His former
resIdence was in Pittsburgh. The night
before he was to Hhip his household goods
TO this place q fire occurred and burned
everything. He is o worthy and exem.
plary msn.-ElWOOd, (Ind) Free Pres,
Dec, 8. D&w
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One OF these days history and literature
will bs enriched by some clubbing artist
who will explore the field for the Loves
Of our Presidents. While we ore waiting
for that, we may turn with interest to the
touching chapter in the life Of President
Buchanan and End embslmsd in verse q
leaf from thestory which cRrriedhimtohia
grave q bachelor. The story of James
Buchanau's courtship Of Letitia Duncan
has been told, but We do not recall having
seen this heartfelt and artistic tribute
from young BuchRnan'a pen:
TO MISS LErrrn DUNCAN.
Her lovely hair in rings wave, and hanging over
She was it 10 entice the heart Of any man who'd
Her teeth RV were TeI White as the ivory showed,
Aud herbresth was spice whsre ever t.aowed.
Her father was cruel, sight OF me he couldn't en-
Tho reason why, because was poor.
dare not enter the dwelling Whers dWells my
''' '' JAMES BUCHANAN.
Mr.. Buchanan's successor In the Demo-
cratic line was also something Of bach
elor whom he entered the White House,
and he had had a love; but 1t is not re-
corded that Mr.. Cleveland ever dropped
into poetry Of the above order. Perhaps
1t is one of the signs Of progress that no
man in this day could write that kind oil
verse and be President.
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The best sAlvs in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
coEns, and oil skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. II
Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. PTico % Cents per
hnr. For sale hv I.ngan 3 %.
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DETROIT. MICH, Jan. 17.-Asanitsry ex.
pert from the State Board Of Health, who
has been looking into the causes Of the
fearful epidemic Of typhoid fever at the
jackson State Prison, said yesterday that
he believed the disease was brought from
Minneapolis in consignment Of flour.
There have been thiriy-six Cases.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,
In the Municipal Court OF wheeling,
Simon Baer,a Sons !


William Morrison and Others.
By virtue Of an order entered In the GboIs e,
titled cause on the 2ld day Of December, lSI, W
referred 70 the undersigned COmmlSho1G
OhRncery Of the ERId Court, 70 take settle ind r
port 10 the Court an account Of all Hens unon ~
Of the parcels Of land in Ohio c0unEy, Wet w
GINA mentioned In the bill In said cause, o. "
amounts and prioriies Of such liens, ard o. y.
perSons entitled 10 the benefit thefeJi; Of "
value and rental value OF each OF the pAftel
land upon which Blid liens exists, loseihei w
any other pertinent matters, deemed 70 y y
Commissioner, or which may DO required 70 bsP
stated by any Of the parties.
Notice II hereby given that tho un1enlgnei ~
fixed upon "wednesday, the 18th day OF lAnIl!i
1873, commencing at O'Clock m, a. me w
and his ONCE, No l220 ChApline street 10 nc
OF wheeling, Ohio county, Nest Virglnia, ~ ~
place Of which ne will proceed 70 ASCERTAIN anl J.
port the several matters In the said order Of iaS
ence required.
Given under my hand this 9Th day q Deoez'
Der, iSs7. JOSEPH R. PAUL.
Torn m fglO1ff,
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HAvRRHILL, MASS, Jan. ia fright
iul accident happened this evening to 8
party Of boys who were Coasting on Peek
er's hill on double-ripper. The sled ran
into wagon and thirteen boys were
thrown of, seven OF whom were severely
Injured, some fatally.
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WHEELING & ELM GROVE R, r.
trains on the Wheeling q Kim Grove Railroad viii
run - follows:
Leave Wheeling:
$50 a m, 7:00G m, N, ll:O0 m, l;So m, $40
p m, $40 p N, 100 ? n, 500 pm
Arrive At Wheeling Park:
500 q N, 7:S5 q N, s:S5 N, il:S6 q n, 2;05 N,
lso5 p N, SIS p m, 7:16 p m, s;S5 pm.
Leave wheeling Park:
6:io m, 7:GS m, 1000 N, 1870 m, 7;So m,
$40 p N, GAO p m, 500 m, 1880 p N.
Arrive at wheeling:
s:t5 N, $40 n, los q m. l:o6 p N, sos pm,
l:5S p m, 6;is p N, S:So p N, l0:So p n,
sUEDAYB-LAAys the city At 500 n, and run
even hour until o.O0 pm. Leave Wheeling PIFf
al 9:b0 N, and run eVeIy hour until 10 D n, ex
oept the church train. which win leave The harf
CaS ~ q HRsOH, supL
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FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

No. 70 North Front street, two story frame.
No. 1856 North Front street, Is rooms.
No. ia Fifteenth street, rooms.
No. u South Huron street, for SLIGO.
No, III Coal street, for 600.
No. 122 Seventeenth street, Sroops, for 81 COO.
souih Wabash street, ICONS. Sl,S0
Apply TO W. II. kINEHART,
falls ll63 Market Street
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zEAiSfERNAN-AtCie Cleveland, o., on Tuesday, Jan.
uIIy II, 1851, at 8:l6 A. y JosEPH infant son
Of William AMI Harriet Zimmerman Agea II
months.
Funeral from the residence OF Joseph Webb, 1917
Market street, IniemsntG at Mt Wood Gene
terry. Private.
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Health Officers Yearly Report,

MORTALITY STATISTICS OF THE
IH1 City Of wheeling, ". Va, for the year end.
ing December 81, 1857:
Deaths from all causes. $50
Rate in 1000 Of populate
CooSed 8
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L.nHrEYEY. AuctioneoI
TRUsTEE's SALE.

'hOo1GG y GALEs
By virtue 81 deed Of trust made by Jaua
Faris and Eta B. Fairs, his wife, 10 me GS tru,l
dated July Is, 1884, recorded In the Office Of lhe
Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio cou1ty, We;
Virginia, In Deed Of Trust Book No q, page U !
will sell at the north front door Of the Court H0aR
Of BRld county, on
SATURDAY, the alst DAY Of JANUARY, ls&
commencing Of 10 O'Clock q. m, the ioOWinEtt
scribed properly, that IL TO say: AL that oI o.
parcel Of ground on wheeling Island En1Ea
Lot Numbered Eighty eight 10 d Zane's lft!n9l
To the city Of Wheeling, In Ohio county, hest VIZ
RInia, together with the Improvements thetoa
the Entertainments aud apputtelAnces thereto u
The title IS believed to be COOL, but ceiling y
trustee 1 win convoy only the title vested In nsH
aid deed OF trust,
TEBss OF sGLB-one-thir and as much mon y
the purchaser elects 70 pay in cash on the DAY 9
sale, the balance In two equal inlAlmenu Ct %.
and two yeRrs. the purchaser TO give notes betils
interest from the day OF sale for the deferred Al
ments, the title 70 be retained until pAyneai
W.J.w. CowDES, Tr1Ite:,
WE. HLLIKR, Auctinneer. dslL
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FITsi-An Flu stopped iree byDr KlinsG Great
Nerve ReStoraE. No Flb after ant days uSe. Mar.
YelouI cures Treatise and q % trial bottle Tree 70
Fit case. send TO Dr. Kline ga Arch 81, PhfA Pa
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Russia has sent eight more Nihilists
from St, Petersburg to the next world by
hemp transit.
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II, 1H''aaE TaN 'Vl' pa A''a' rag U'' % oF'''
GfeaiD GrOEA under PFOsestiOn rlz.tOId.
What do Ghe free TRADERS say to this2
And what can they cay to tho united de-
mand Of wool-growers and manufacturers
for q restoration Of the wool tariff of 1867,
the tariff which gave the wool.gowing its
greatest impetus2 Are tho growers and
manufacturers supposed to be go ignorant
that they do NOT know what they want?
Before we get through with the next
campaign 1t will appear that the free
traders did not know 1t was loaded. There
is going to be some lively voting all along
tina limo.
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Ghe GKtelEi1getrcer,
Ja,t 4 Littlo ono for free traders.

wuEELINa, ". va, JANUARY IS, 1883
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One Of the pleasant divorsions OF the
free traders ia to try to make 1t appear
that the tariff for protection, instead Of
having helped the sheep industry in this
country, has been q positive detrimeut
thereto. Here 10 q little table prepared
from the record:
Democratic Free Trade Republican Protection,
Low Tariff, 10 years: High Taria, 10 yeAn:
No Of sheep. so. OF sheep, 49,
200 00Cl 600
No OF sheep, 40. OF Aheep,
100 cool 27,9l
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PICTURES. ART MATERIALS, ETC,
'nRAwINe BOARDS.
TsquasoI, Trilngls,
FabsrI Pencils,
Thumb Tacfs, at
NICoLL's AIT STORE,
jGI l222 Market street.
TRAYMlERS' GUIDE.

A RRIYAL AND DEPARTURE OF
n TRAINs-on and after Nov. %, 1SST-EQLA-
NATION or RREREa0 M RIB. SDAily, t8undRy
excepted. MONDAY exc epted. lsaturdSy ex.
copied. Sunday only sGster standard time;
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.RUsTEE's BALE.

By virtue Of deed OF trust made by Coon
Hubbard and Emma q Hubbard, his wife, 10 ne
a. trustee, dated December I, 1853, recorded 10 D.
office OF the CLERK Of the County Court Of Obj
county, West Virginia, In Deed Of T;ult Book No
20, page I72, will sell At the north dor Of iha
Court House Of said county, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 81, 1855,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. ~, the following
property, that ia 10 say;
Ali OF Lot numbered iorty.two (Iot No. a.
Caldwells Addition 70 the city Of Wheeling IA
said county.
TMNs OF sALE-one- third and ~ much more n
the purchaser may elect, to be paid in cash a he
time Of sale, and the balance In two equal install
menb at one and two years, with inetei, iron
the day Of sale, the purchaser 70 giye nottf ia
the deferred payments and the tito " DO rtlIl1d
until payment Is made In full.
8. Y. CRAWFORD, Truitce.
n uRpvpy AuntIoneoy DIN
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Annil1I rae 10 q ttTI ANNUAL rae Ok pa etNI
per cent.
Greater GrOtfh under Protection TX fold.
Wool. pounds, Wool, pounds, a..
1919. bl6 1881 .l60eOOVOO
Wool, ponds, Wool, pounds, 80
264, 9l3l
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De 4 = " haLFoAus
BCllAlre ZAneSVille Through PASSENGER leaves
BellhiFe q $40 3 N, arrives O. BellAire q p N.
WoodEheld Passenger leaves BallAire a i:& D,
m, arrives At BOllAiFe Gt $50 .. N.
Summarized Accommodation leaves BellaiFo a
1:0o D, m, arrives at BollAire at i0:4S &. m.
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LACECURTAINS

Odd Curtains sold at one-half
their value, and we offer special
reduction throughout the line.
We also have Curtain Poles
and Fixtures in Ebony, Cherry
and Brass.
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2O,fS7,9l
Annual rate 6h per cent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-05-12
1 REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION
WILL BE HELDIS-
CITY HALL, PORTLAND,
TUESDAY, JUNE IL, '88.
AT IL O'CLOCK A. NJ,
At II O'CLOCK A. NJ,

For the purpose Of nominating candidate fo'
Governor be supported at the september election
ana ransacting any other ba.iBess that ma
properly come before it.
The basis Of representation will be follows
Each city, town. and plantation will be entitled t.
one delegate and for each seventy votes cast fo
the Republican candidate for Governor in ls-i, Al
additional delegate and for fraction Of forty vote
In excess Of seventy five votes, further additional
delegate.
The State Committee viii be in sea-lon in the -.
ception room Of the Hall at nine O'Clock on IN
morning Of the Convention, for the purpose Of re-.
ceising the credentials Of delegates.
All electors Of Maine. without regard 10 pas'
political differences, who believe 10 protecting thu
industries of this stsie and it, agricultural pro
ducts. sbo believe in protecting the lahore
and the wage Garner in every right who believe II
choosing policy which inspire- labor with hop
and crowns It with dignity. which gives safety 4,
capital and protects Its increase, which secure
political power to every Citizen comfort aud culture
to every home !" giving free popular education 70
the people In favor Of free suffrage and an homes
counting Of ballots who approve the prohibition O
the liquor traffic and ihs promotion Of the can.e n
temperance, in economical just and efficient al
ministration Of public adairs faithfully admin
tered civil service, and who uphold all ludieou'
measures for the encouragement Of American ship
building, are cordially invited to unite with the r.
pubeans la the selection Of deirgate- to hi. Con
vention.
Per Order Republican state Committee.
j. II. MANLEY. Chairman.
WILLIS n. WING, secretary.