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NAL ORDrns Pnonprrr FILLED.
F. 4 at 4 4 IT, ::
H Hsfh $ p $EEFF Al
/ ii { 90 Z ! liz
H #nH 4 E Enf eoe q a HIM
Ell / II ! / i { ad Sc ! II ! i III
/, E., f. f :; +
FOE FRIDAY. JUNE 22D.
IT IS IMPOSSIBLE for the merchant doing credit
business to compete in prices with the merchant who
does We merchants. in friendly rivalry your
patronage. know well enough this IL inevitable:
though, Of course, it'll only DO the merchant doing
strictly cash business who'll tell you Of it. Discreet
silence skful wrigging out of it from the other
side.
THE PALAIS ROYAL,
Mems Bargains below)
MrSs AND BOYS, FIAssE1 SHIRTS

MES,s AND BOYS, Flannel SHIRTS
FOR Bicycling Rowing. Lawn Tennis and for Tour
lists. We reckon these shirts worth what the credit
stores charge for them.
s2 .oO-Genuine English Flannel Shirts In Checks
and Plsids, All Wool, Well sbrunk Worth 90.
s2.5O-French Tricot Cloth: All Wool Plain Colors
In new and beautiful shades: Worth $3.50.
S25O-White Flannel shirts with Plated Front;
Shrunk: Worth SO.
s2-French. Fancy, Atwood Flannel Shirts. beau
tiful colorings and patterns: Worth SO.
Sl25-Gray Flannel Shirts, Plated Fronts: War
ranted All Wool, and Worth 80.
$1-Imitation English Flannel Shirts; not all wool;
in other respects the the So SO English Shirt
colors warranted fast.
BOYS FLANNEL Shirts
75c.-Same as Mems 81 Shirts
S1-Same as Mems 81 Shirts.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Cor. 10th and Pa ave.
l.d;a hnl1
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DREss GooDs BARGAINS.

TIE --LATEST FoR Hans.
Maline. Brussels and Point d'Esprit NETS for hat
trimming: streamers. used also for veis Black white
and fine variety of lcate tnts in the new shades
from &c. yard
Null Ties, = for CSC. a; beauties Worn on hats for
the country.
(COptinupd)
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SHOE BARGAINS Soon GoNE.
IL PAIRS of Travellers Samples remain. Size only
Best French Kid Opera-toes. hand-sewed. Prices,
s22o $3.50 and So; worth just double these prices.
Our "a French Kid Hand sewed Oxfords. with patent
leather tips, opera and shapes 90. 50
for to- morrow.
Babies Isles to ~ Kid Shoes all colors 35c. in.
stead Of SOC.
CONTINUED below)
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upHE CELLULoIp IkCsA
Il 1hst never brssks, newer wsan out sluayssasaA
aha can ~ worn WlAals oalAanx
u tor sAless
CuAR F18HEK,4
~,-..-, go Sth strsos n1rthUu9
~ H xsakk osvesn - ssssnssss y ~ vs.e:9
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LOST AND FOUND.

Il osT-oN THE nth INsTASr. BE wEES ST.
LAndress church and 18th AID kiges ste cu0
bat GA with agate setting suitable reward a rturned
10 1917 Corcor-nst ye2i-3r'
II OsI-oN CoRCoRAN CADETS EXCURSION.
1Liocket-bOok containing twelve lckeis or Cfe-c-nt
Siubs aud Il the Palais Royal AID s3
h der may Keep cash but wll ticAets 70 star
Office. It,
Il UsT-PAIk sPEC TACLEs; BLACK FRAME IN
lIOld case on the Attn st. IRON 10 A. or st
from l4th and Il. 10 90 ncctiut ave-. Dcts
h anu l.. or from X Il. on COnDecucut ave- back u
Boston House. corner II IN aud st. o. IA AZ the cur
Of squares Reward Il returned 20 1910 stn-w.s
FuNAkEN UP OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF THE
IL Metropolitan poce-N a<hin-io u e. June II.
1sSS-NOtioe ~ hereby gwen that have IN my
custody light hay mare taken up % the police
about the lbln DAY OF June, 1850. and that will
proceed ~ sell the accOrGlng taw ~ the end u
twenty days from the date VI recovery. unless the
thereof shall sooner forward. prove prop
erty dsirAy al leSsl eNIcnses klChAkD kYL-
yLsTER, Chef. also Properly clerk. MetroPoiitaa
Police, District of columbia Approseds Nm q.
MoOkE, MAJOR and superintendent 3e2i-1
Tosr-A FUX-TERlIkR DOG. WHITE WITH
IL black and tan head snd black SPOT body o5
reward II returned 10 l53s 2sth 81 he. je2l-3ts
r osT-oS TUESDAY AFTERNOON An LIVE
IL lope containing two deeds. one deed % trust and
lumber notes. all ~ ~hlch are OF DO value except
o. owner suitable reward for return 20 oc- Of A. p
fAkDOS. l3=o ST. Nv Sc2O-5ts
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

IHoR RENT-FINE OFFICE AND STORE ROOMS.
nrst second and third floors. three large rooms
hrSt floor; st. store l2U LOO derl "a
front. Will be finished To tenant All
north de and best part ct J.b MINER
Je3O-Ot 1913 ST
I,ok KENT-oFE. CE- ROOMS IN BUILDING 1916
Il St Il Apply to
BEALL BROWN co.
ie.-lm 1921 r IT.
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-STORES.
IroR RENT-a STONE aAD DWELLING AT ll3I
4 .th st NV. for $50 = nlanth IN advance. AIpy
next moor. je2l-3..
EJR RENT-sTORE. 1926 II ST. n W: NEw
Il n use Inquire within fr, 10 TO O'Clock.
a. 400 Maine ave. sw. je21-H'=
I,oR BEN r-CHEAP-sTORE AND EIGHT ROOM
II Dwelling ceil.r. w.ter. &c. $50 X
duced 10 80 30 AZ taken at once. - lMOOD
je-O-.t' elo 9Th II Nv.
I.oR hkN "A STORE AND rIXTUEts IN THE
nortIw,st suitable tor any Kind business. Can
be Rented at any llice. Alpy immediately: par les
soiils away. 1873 Ia ave. n.N. tel9-3t'
I.UR RHINESTONE AND DWELLING NO 1904
Il l4tn ST. nw new aud suitable Tor any business.
Apply 10 J. ". 4. NJ EGS SON,
tel6-lm l43s New lork
EOR RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE BRICK STORE
Il ana dwelling cor. 18th ana sts.. and water;
rms moderate to a hrst-class tenant Apply 10 JOAN
j. bOOU J. l201 sd St, Geo. getOvn ell-2m
]. OR RENi-l6o2 l4TH ST.; LARGE NEW
Il store and dwelling with brick stable b,St bust
hess Ioint On III street L. Z. CUTTER l4@3 st
ms2i-th,s.t-lm'
1,oR RENT-SToRE AND DWELLING AT 1898
Il lith St NV. containing - rooms. with all mod
can improvements. Inquire lO:SS l4th .all-l2gs
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

FS1asn EINrA IsReE cool al rsSSIsHTp
I,oR RENT-FURNIsHFD AND UNFURNIsHED
= 4 " ho0n's' hrs'-elass oordition Appiy siS -
EoR kaSI-Two UNFuRNIsuFp ooMm,oks
81. NV. 3esi-s.'
I,oR RENT-THREE LARGE AIRY. UNTUR-
yi,5 and SsiR: SSfnsP hoH: s. iisa 81
st. 5e2l- 30
J,oR RENT-wHoLE or SECOND STORY FONT,
ss ca. 6es 1sss sSG sa i fsa o Sio isS
Columbia st NV. .-sl-.st'
For .ENT-BY JULY, /. SUITE OF I NFrRN.
aslE,iSl iocson convenient to several lines q cars
Without board, rst-iass atsendancg: summer prices
J,oR RENT-To GENTITMEN-NIcE ROOMS
Of ely board IL desired. Address Is 6. Sar once.
TOR RENT-cooI. Ally ROOMS AT SUMNER
=, p p, sanares from heriic and car ~, hp
JtoRR Nl-BEAU TIFUL cool SUMMER ROOMS
H IN private family. corner house. south aud east
front; references required. llol st NV jcIs-iw'
IroR RENT-sEooNp FLOOR. CONSISTING or
light housekeeping. Viii less ,iuTinE sunirer
months 10 responsible parties Apply at Cuum-
bis street nv. j-I6-l
I,oR RENr-BY JULY IA LARGE. NICELY
Il furnished second STORY. front. bay window Room
gentleman or married couple preferred 1896 lBth
NV lelD-tt.
NOR RENT - 1870 II ST. N W. FURNISHED
Il rooms; hrst and second floors: with north ana
south eNl osure. square OF War and Navy be
partments. trAnslents accommodated Jelol0ts
IroR RENT
Il SEVERAL FRONT ROOMS
Jel5-1ws l0l9 l4th st n W near X ST
DSOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AND
II excellent table board reasona bie terms 1905
18th st. just north OF Franklin Park location and
house Tor summer unsurpassed. Table Board and
1ransients at reasonable rates. mNcsA-.jw.
y,oR RENT-oNE NICELY FURNISHED ROOM
on second Goor with class boa I'd references
| required l4lO st nv. my20-l I'm
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

l.'UR kENT-vALUA LIE LIZ ERY STABLES IN
the center Of the Guy. also. st,ck for sale. owner
wishes to give up business account Of lll-leAlth
Je-03t L. Us. h. " aGGAMAN. 81 d ST NV.
To- kENT-BLICK sIABLE- IN ALLEY BE-
Il tween 18th and 18th. h AID l. SITS NV, stAllA
carriaxe-house. lott, aid hInAl's room.
j. Mel. DODSON,
tes-1m l225 STREET
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-22

THE SALE OF lac. HATS. all shapes. all colors
will soon close. leo
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ISOR SALE-THE BEST AND SAFEST INVEST
Il ment of small amounts SO down and $40 per
month VIII buy building lot Oh street avenue,
four squares from Pennsylvania avenue cars at Ony
$500. X. A PHILLIPS. l4ly New York ave.
at2:}-.Sm
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COUNTRY BOARD.

4 ocUsT GROVE, HAMILTON. LoUDoUN Co.
Va Ilessaut place for summer br~rdef~ h~h
"a Ne ron tie ter % town. bundanfe q shade
sFaen "a ~frlns water cd table ~ careful stten
S.n terms neA-on4ole. Address J. ALfHEls AVN
MN 1e2l -.sfs
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Black silk Lace. and Flouncing, vii, -.
and ,,arkad nnr.,,II,, Il ,,. -
Iv .nxion. 4, elm mn tho -, =. ~ A
Drsss Good. Economic.I h,,,., 49,. -,
make a tuticions ssIect,o, e., 49,, CT.
T.n,tbs -, w ,n,Ia, -, 80 .oi.
was overbasrd 20 49,. t-;..a ..u -. N"
..Sortmsnt of Tep,ths co. Cruana,',s n ..enn'
tbevare ,ns, gr.nd - rha "a -. - "n
woo,ens are 70 be fopnd .,nnng on .pa,Ou.au
a. cnn.,d.r.h,,, .s.,.,,,,,.- -, =,
.cons,oeraoly iessresalar prices In the offer
aug VIII oe nouceo lew wrapper and Dress
Lengths Of our Figured ALL Wool Challis 10
and IA yards each. marked At a "kemnantn
price of az &c per ward
"a ~ Pei Se1U
Fancy Embroidery Department. few odd
lots" of Linen Doylies at half price. 5 Stamped
ooresu covers wnite ana cream, drswn-work
Dordsrs' slze yards. Remnant" price. Sl.2o.
''Odd lot" Of Decorative japanese Fans in
bright and attractive colortnrs. "Remnant,
price. only lOc. each 4 Damask Table Covers.
40 In. square and ifringed. Remnant" price.
5Oc, Hand-psinted Cardboard Splashers
"n.,,r.ntw mic. N. .,,or, r.,.,h.' 80
nelnnant price. Ave; snort Aensths' OF
Fancy flushes' Emoroidery Silks. felting Cloth,
Linen Crashes, Bolton sheetiny, scrims, Cam
vas Clo,hs no D.s,rahIa lsnuth. ~ ,,.cidai,,
Us. ..rs..- ~. -. ASAs 'A0 ~ ~eeA"eU'S
low hennsns prices
HOurth dOOr)
Infants, short Dresses which bave hacou.
-nra,,sS o. sI;..,,,,v .1;Is, ."a ~ ,h,o, Dons
Dresses. yoke OF fine tucss e..red with Ham.
bnry ruf,;s an sEirt with ,n.ss .hov.. -. -
-, :, - .,.,, .' -.Aos
uonshs W YEATS. neinuaut price, 'oc.
Infants French Nainsook Dresses. waist Of
feather STITCHING and fine tucks, embroidery
r,,tf,a around the nach sIasvas and err, go,
luine a,ouhu Tue neeA. siee'es Ano sAirt: sizes
D mouths to Z years. "hemnant' price. 81. =
Infants French Nainsook Dresses, aIl-over
v,La nack sIesves ami skirt trimmed With en-,
proidery; sizes months 10 years. Ren-
nsnt" price, 1925.
Large SIZES al Corset Covers Those wearing
large sizes are IN the mlaorlty hence we have
70 make slight concession III price TO attract
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DARTIEs COMING TO NAV YORK cAN FIND
l pleasant accommodations q reasoI able rates -
.s37 9TH ave- uso-eo0tl A ARMSTRONG.
4 .AR0h COOL AND NEWLY RURNIsHED
hrst-clsss: rsnsssnSa q - lsy. NJ WE6sIER
5l3 18th ct nv. Wyb-3m
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-02-09
Wear Il Paisley have change of adv.

Wear Il Paisley have change of adv.
in this issue.
Cassie Newell spent Saturday and
Sunday NTH Carrie Clark.
Mrs. Eva Jones and Jason Clark
spent Saturday and Sunday at Romeo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Hiliker and little
daughter Eva, Of Thornville. visited
Mrs. Eva Jones and other friends in
this place the past week.
G.. II. Loree will give ball and oys-
ter supper at II. G. Browns hall, Brown
City on the evening Of Feb. 81, to which
he invitea all. Perkins full orchestra
from Inlay City will furnish music.
Some of these fine days the practical
joker who scares women into fits by
parading about with sheet over his
head will run up against the girl who
shot hole as big as hustle through a
burglar, and then he can wear white
sheet permanently with peculiar ap-
propriateness.
Miss Maud Pearce was the recipient
of handsome set Of Dotty Dimple's
stories rs first prize for collecting the
most money for her jug. Miss Eta
prize and Miss Trudie Bearss Il copy Of
Meridith's Poems as third prize. The
money was given to them for the pur-
pose of purchasing a library for said
school for which they return thanks to
the donors.
A short time ago we inserted an item
in regard to decision made by the
post-oflice department ordering railway
mail agents to make up packages of
uncancelled letters and put them off
for cancellation ut the first post-oflice
they reach. An investigation into the
matter shows that no such decision has
been made and no orders have been is
sued to the postal clerks in reference to
the matter.
1t will pay you well for all the trou-
BILE it costs you to file your home paper.
No volume in your library will afford
you more pleasure, more profit, more
lasting benefit for your investment 1t
gives you dates of local events which
you cannot procure elsewhere
ages, obituaries. legal notices, etc. In
short, your paper is a history of that
portion of the world in which you and
your friends occupy.
The drawing Of that elegant Waterloo
top buggy came off at the Mammoth
Store of VIM. Mcintyre last Tuesday
evening, just two weeks and four days
having expired since starting the
scheme. \ large number Of ticket
holders were present and committee
appointed to conduct the proceedings
consisting of T.. Il. Beecher, G. +. Ros-
well and Henry Pearce. After the tic
kets were all placed in the box u boy
was blindfoldcd and in the drawing no !
was the lucky number. The parry [
holding this number is requested tQ
call and get the buggy.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-02-09

CARD OF THANKS We wish tlpoEgt
the columns of the ExPoMSoR tothanh
the friends who SO kindly gave US their
assistance and sympathy in our late
of,liction. Mr.. and Mrs, Z, S, Kelly.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-02-09
$4,000 70 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE

Mortgages at :. and Q per cent according to
time aud amount. Lowest charges and lowest
expenses No long delays. We do not do 81
others do, make Mortgages draw semi-annual
interest, but make our interest payable once
year, in the Fall when farmers can pay their
interest Call and see us.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-02-09

Once before the public not with the number of
seeds pumpkin but giving back the
Commencing JAM 9th 1885, will
the who spends the twentieth dollar
the back. We further
cheap though did not give the goth dollar back
child who makes the Goth dollar purchase
back We would add have the best assorted consisting
Clothing Boots and Shoes Crockey Dry Goods Groceries Furnish
Goods Ladies' CoaKs and millinery Don't
the who will receive he back goods for nothing Selling
strictly enabled prizes
are doing. Don't forget the place,
PALAEER7S STCRE.
Brockway Centre, Mich
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-02-09
BrOckWay Centre Bank,
or Is. II. NOBLE Il co.
Responsibility $4,000.

Good Notes. Town and School Bonds bought at
best rates Certificates of Deposit issued aud
8 per cent interest allowed. All business trans
acted by patrons of this Bank will be held strict
ly confidential.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-02-09

Brockway Centre, Mich
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-14
DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.

Call Of the Democratic Executive Committee for
the First Congressional District.
The Democratic Executive Committee for the
Fist ConSres sionSl District of West Virginia, at
a meeting held at Wheeling on May J, 1855, or
dered that the Democratic Congressional Con-
yeution for the First Congressional District, to-
nominate a candidate for Congress and Select
one Presidential Elector and transact such other
business as the Convention may desm wise, be
held on Tuesday, August -, A. ID. lsss,
at the City Of Wheeling In the County OF Ohio.
AT said Convention each Of the Counties in the
First Congressional District VIII be entitled TO
one vote therein for every one hundred votes or
fractional part thereof over ffty, cast for the
Democratic Candidate for Governor Of this State
at the election held in 1884, and no COtAty SadIl
b, eRs 10 more delegates hGR che has rOtes to eG.
The various County Executive Committees are
requested to take such action As may be neees-
sary 70 have their County represented in said
Convention. JOHN c. McELDOWNEY,
FP. JEPsON, Secretary. Chairman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-14

that SIS spring suit that he paid just about
SIS tariff taxes on IL to the manufacturer
Of the cloth, that being about the size of
the tariff on the same suit made by the
paupers over the waters.
Mr. BLAINE knew what he was about
when he stocked his wardrobe in free trade
Great Britain with four or Ave genuine
Scotch tweed suits Ask American tour
lists who return from foreign tour with
their baggage bullying with foreign suits,
what they paid for them
That $o5 spring suit is worn out at the
seat and our dear young friend had better
not exhibit il in public any more. In the
bright lexicon Of the youthful editor ofthe
Iatelligsneer there appears to be no such
word as chestnut.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-14
c,naIssIsla's Sal, Of FuIisa Pr,,srty.
TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO COUNTY
J. West Virginia.
AuRust Miller

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO COUNTY,
J. West Virginia.
August Miller
" lin Chancefy.
Henry Miller and otherI
gives notic- thai pursuant 10 the decree entered
By said Court In the above entitled suit, on hay
4Ih, 1858 he win, on
Msnday, Jaly 18th. A. D. 1855,
Commencing ct 10 q m tel at public auction, to
the highest bidder In the village Of Fulton. Ohio
County, Wet vireinia, IN front OF the premises
70 be sold, the following described real . tate In
aid village, OF which Elizabeth Miller died
seds aaapS g the city q % lin T. Ws v
gina, and also part Of LOT No. 70 In the tame I'd.
di,ion, being twenty feet In width on the cat
aid. OF the last mentioned lot, that ID 10 say:
uniform width the whole depth Of the LOT. Said
property has upon Il two brick houses and fronts
urOn the National Road.
Terms OF sAle-One-third Of the purchase
oSsaey elect 1ose Paid IL cash onhs day Of
sale. aud the residue OF the purchase money TO
be paid in two equal install ments, bearing inter.
est nom the day OF sale and payable In one and
defefr instilmcnts the purchaser must rive the
undersigned his neg otiable mtsoFy notes ray.
able 70 the order of the Special Commissioner,
bearing Interest ard payable 10 one and two
years respe lively from the day Of sale. and IN Q
ttle Ia 10 be retained until the pa ment In ful
OF the purchase money and interest
ALFRED CALDWELL
special CommiHiotef.
Stale OF West Virginia, Ohio County. 70 vii:
hereb, certify that the above named Special
Comm seioner HIS given bond and security -
such, In &C ordanoc with law and said decree.
JOHN w. MITCHELL,
Clerk OF the Circuit, Court OF
June II, 1883 Ohio County, Wet Va
iel2aOd
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-14

The foregoing are only rough estimates
and have reference to loss and damage to
real estate in the city between the creek
and the river. No estimate can be put on
the damage in the same vicinity done
personal property. 1t is generally figured
from $50, 900 to 80, 600.
As to what the injuries in the county
foot up. remains for future determination.
It will no doubt take in the neighbofhood
of
500, 600 TO REPLACE THE BRIDGES
and make other and necessary internal
improvements.
We are glad to report our people in good
spirits, and not discouraged, as il is the
first calamity Of the kind they have ever
been visited with, and they are especially
thankful that they have not been distress
ed like people along the great Ohio and
Mississippi, heretofore, by frequent and
disastrous floods.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-14
Bull NYK ON THE CHICAGO PLAT
FORM.

We have = good platform, now let 10
nominate q man whose record is IN har-
mony with that platform. Freedom has
ever been our watehword. Now that We
have made the human race within our
borders absolutely free, let rs add to our
magnificent history as q party By one
browning act. Let us fight for the Eman-
cipatiOn Of Ram.
Ram has always been . mighty power
in American politics, but it has not been
absolutely free. Let rs be the first to rec
ognizs it as the great cornerstone Of Amer
lean Institutions Let rs make il free.
We have never had any DANIEL WEB
srEEs OF HENRY CLAYs since rum went
mp from 20 cents 3 gallon to its present
price. The war tsx on whisky for over
twenty years has made freedom farce and
liberty loud and empty snort in midsir.-
BILL NYE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-14
States Attorney Caldwell kadorsed for Z
Second Term.


GRAFTON, w. Wa, July H. '88.
TO ne Editor of Register:
Politics has commenced to excite more
and more interest as the time approaches
for the State Convention of our party. 1t
is with great satisfaction that our people
consider the Efficient manner in which the
business of the State has been administered
by our present Democratic State officers.
The feeling seems to be general that it is
not good thing to change officers With
out good and sufficient reasons, and
no reasons exist for change in this State
except in the case of the Governor, who is
is ineligible because Of the provisions OF
the constitution.
The record ia office Of the present Attor-
ney General has been especially good, as
we learn from the enconiums bestowed
upon him by the Judges of the Court OF
Appeals. His attention to his official du-
ties has been constant, and the legal bust
ness Of the State was never in better shape.
1t il the general opinion that the interests
of the people of the State, as well as OF the
Democratic party, dictate that Attorney
General Caldwell should bs renominated
at Huntington. 1t is best not to unneces-
sarily try experiments In nominating Q
State ticket. OBSERVER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-14

THE Philadelphia Telegraph, q leading
Republican newspaper in Pennsylvania,
and protectionist, throws food Of light
on several obscure matters in the following
manner:
Mr. BLAINE declined, at Edinburg, probably
amer he had read the Ito Aim) obnoxious nee
whisky clause Of the platform, 70 be the Repub-
lican candidate. he, II is fair TO assume, felt
that holding such views as he had expressed re-
garding free whisky, he could not stomach the
free whisky plank. But what has that gott do
with Mr.. HARRISON, who can stomach it-eyery
bit of il, including higher duties on medicines,
food, clothing and fuel, and . free dram and &
free ehews
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-14
PUT AWAY THAT LITTLE SUIT.

PUT AWAY THAT LITTLE SUIT.
We perceive that the moleeysd Iatelli-
geneer has burst forth again with Q covert
allusion to that SIS editorial spring suit
We would kindly inform our esteemed,
but befogged, contemporary, that that
suit won't wash; IL never would wash. for
its not all wOol--though it may be yard
WIDEN the seat.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-14

On APRIL %, 1882, BENJAMIN HAIR
BISON voted in the United States Senate to
admit to this country free of the Chinese
Restriction Act all Chinese skilled labor
els" and Chinese engaged in mining"
Section Is of the Chinese Restriction Act
reads as follows:
Section Is. That the word Chinese laborers,"
wherever the same occurs, shall be construed
10 mean both skilled and uusdlled laoorers
and Chinese employed in mining.
Senator HARRISON voted to strike that
section out of the restriction.
See Congressional Record, April 2S, 1882,
Vol. Is, Part 4, p, Sl1.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-14

NEW JERSEYS sll right. The UniORist
sent inquiries to representative Labor lead
ers in that State regarding their views on
various political matters. Of thirty-two
answers received, only two were "for Pro-
lection ~ it is" while thirty were "for
tariff revision Of some sort" II is the
same way among independent working
men everywhere. They are not blind to
the absolute necessity of tariff revision
and the reduction of the 500, 900 surplus
and are not to bs tricked by the ridicul-
Gus cry of Stree trade"