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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-18
4 UDITOR's NOTICE

T. r. Estate of -azIuel " MIl-t decd
The UNDERSIGNED. ol mufils o7 Vaiynt' ue Hsv.
E~i-f having been duiy appointed Alliiar bV -le
Orphans Court % somerset County. Pa to Iuasc
a distribution of she funds moss iu
the hands Of DE Aduiuistrlto- 0f slt3 estate.
The garments falling due hereafter % AMI aul0r-
thn>e legally entitled thereto hereby slve> notice
that be VII attend o. tle llrlt- af said lufsiui-
meut az his Office iH S1ner-et Borough cu Fri.ile.
august d. los when and where al PARTIES in
-cre>tei cau.atteni L they thiaE u-1Ie-
r. 49, BIE-E-KER
jllI,. Auditor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-18

3 scientific exchange says The habit Of
gum chewing in this country is producing
race Of hollow checked young women The
constant exercise Of the meSseter muscle har-
dens it and removes the fatty covering that
c5uducs 20 rouniEess. Not only IS the full
ness Of The cheek destroyed but there is q
tendency ID wrinkle the skin. q natural re-
suit Of the falling away Of the parts beneath
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-18

The average Somerset business man seems
10 b. about as busy as The boys father who
was q Methodist preacher but doesn't 80
much 20 81. 4" Judging from the interest they
manifest in base bali MoS; Of the players
have been crippled at this time, and the ex-
element IS sralEallr dxlns ont.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-18
FOR SALE.

4 vili sell Tly farm iu Allegheny Toggushir SON
] erset County. Pa. ai olliD- Geu-ut D E-lu-
Widow Hguuan. Pred Platf. ard Others. contain
ing - leTes ana ailggll9e- l'H acres clear and
under good state Of cultivation. gita
IIOU Sc and BARN
thereon erected thsEe IS also q good fruit o-ch
arsi CH the premises 20 acre ia u1es.lar lime
stone on tle preEli-cs- It T. near t0 schools and
church, and within one and quarter mllas Of
TIE state road.
ss-HIll sell cheap. ia Nay1es.-
JpHE DETER
july4-3- Berlin Somerset o.. Pl.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-18

Thss Powder never varies 4 marvel uf purity
strength and NhCle-uueue~s. More economical
thzu the ordinary kinds. and cannot nr sold al.
competition with the mu-t.tuie 9f l1A test. short
weight. alum o. phosphate po7.lr-- >ii 9s'a
n ruas- ROYAL BsESs IoWuEE t0ETASy. i0d
Nall street. New YORK 5-l-.>f
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-18

Nessrs. Iii Heiple and George Ferrer, Of
Washington, Illinois. called 10 renew their
subscriptions to the HERALD Monday morn
ing. Both gentlemen LEFT Somerset in the
'41s 20 seek fortunes in the west and both
have been successful. Mr. Hciple was al
one time in the mercantile business on the
corner AZ present occupied by Biesecker K
Snyder. He is now the largest grain dealer
and oneof the weal;hie,t citizens of Wash
inrtun.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-18

Since our last rePort marriage licenses have
been granted 10 the following NAMED per
SONS
Henry D. Bloush and Katie Misller, both
ofCauemauEh township
John ". Boyer, ofsummit township, and
Margaret Sass. of Grecuyille t0guship.
George a. Wolf7d and Mary C. Wirick
both of Somerset county.
John Seser and Ii5bie N Clark, both of
Wesimoreland county
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-24
PIEDMONT NEWS.
~ ,sspDnn,n... v,...t, .yuls,er.

>pstUlb JOf' cSpOnucil.S " &C LtgyLScr.
PIEDMONT, October 22.-Mr. Edward
Tvrnsy, Of st. Paul, MIMI, formerly q
this place and Miss Katie Hogan, OF Veg
ternport, Nd, were married here, at the
Catholic Church at /. 80 to-day, by Rev.
Father Weidy. They lett en- the 800 trr ia
for ST. Paul, which city they will make
their future home. Miss + la Hogan, sic,
ter Of the br.ds accompanied then, ar
will shortly b CONS the wife of Mr.. J. J.
Cullen, late of Piedmont.
B b. DJyeaer, of Wheeling, will sd.
dress the people of this place tomorrow
night, st the Opera House, under the aus,
pices Of the E'kins Club.
Hon. s. B. ElSins and family, pass e !
here today, Gu route from Dear Park to
their residence in New York.
NJ. E.kirs will return to West Virgin is
in few days.
]. c. Kuhnls hiss bought the Pringle
property on Ashfield street, and has
employed Kight & Klirk to bald him u
double Ieiiderce on l.
Cards are out foe tina wedding of Miss
Maggie Rspshaw ard Prof Sugdlll.
Tonnes Roach is visiting in New York.
DR.. ShuIe has gone to PiitsbnrS en-
business. Daring his absence DR.. w. A.
Shuey attends hiS patients.
MIS- Ksth Dayton, of Twenty-frst
B'idge, sgei reety Yeas, was buried yes
ts!day at that pace.
L tn the Republican ard Democratic
uarcsi:g clnbI Of this place will visit
Cumberland next Friday night, to attend
IN, joint discr SSion there tween II n
L f McComss and Hen. II. Kid. d. ~
lass
A COW belonging t, Msrtin Spslluan,
gave tirth 10 calf, to day. with five ltgs,
tie fifth leg is en- tie shoulder. 1t is alive
at this time and doing well.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-24

bis sympathetic audiences would break
out. "For shame! for shane' and then he
would add With great junction: Il ssy for
shame alsop'
The story took will until one day last
W e., whsn Foraker reached Uoionvi le,
o and began 10 work up to the grsnd
cliuS& Of the Toor womsI's suffering and
deyii.uli,n. To his surlriss instead o.
tears be WIS greeted with yel,6f "Coms
off," you're way off," What are You
sivicg u.?r ard ttatr deiiive txelama-
lions. UnionsiLle i, tie h'me of the
b ad'eys, ami S lily Ann Badl Liver
h're with her SOD, W o was sppcint d
tire, yerrs ago postmaster of tie town by
President Cieye ard SSe his nsv,r been
in dsstit1toa CT 10 d e poor house, and IL
amply provided for by her sons. Thsy
did not think ste nsd:d il. The FAM y
are Democrats, ard tie two surviving
sons will 70 for c evslanI AID Thurman
in November.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-24
1VN[r:.

DEAR SIn-We have heard-sub rosa as it were
that you are about to get married, establish house,
and settle down. Good We wish you good luck and
good health. We would like to make you wedding
gift and as we have been informed that your income is
only moderate how would the present of little encour-
agement strike you? We understand your employment
permanent that your habits are good and that what
you say you Now it, when you ready to fur
nsh your house. you'll come and u.s. we'll make you
present of CREDIT that you'll remember many day,
and thatl help you over many stone and gulley in
early married life. We mean this and it'll mean lots
to you. Ask your intended what she thinks Of it.
Very truly yours,
HOUSE e. HERMANN
pa-CASI AND CREDIT FURNITURE AND CARPET HOuSE-S
1900 Main street,
WHEELING. w A.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-24
woRKINGMEN, ATTENTION.

The Montana Coke Company, 4" ~h'e
.y,,dqs Fleming is stO,kholder, pays Z cent
p,r ton more for mining coal thu" is paid B.
anu company in the CoEntElsriRe coke regiO"
With rLich region il is in direct competition u
the sale Of is coke prOdEd.
Il pays more for dra,rhg cole has is paic
BIZ any company in that region IL pays IL
outside labor more.
The CASTOR Coal COMPANY, Nth Thieh
Jadge Fleming is similarly cHaeeted, pays
as much for mising coal as paid By any
company engaged ia the gas 0al trade in the
Upper MonoRgahsla region. Hhas frequently
paid much more.
Since its organization il las maintained
agdia SterTy other coal company in this region
tie uabroksH record Of being The one GlIrdys
FIRST To ADVANCE TIE Prize OF MINING
COAL AND THE LAST TO REFUGE 1T.
Both companies pay morthyiR cash. and no
snploys is Obliged to take IN payment anything
in lieu Of money for the rage' he has earned.
-FairmoRt Laisr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-24
pUBLlC SALE OF MAIN ST
II REAL PROPERTY

BY virtue OF the authority vested In thea ~
Q decree OF the Circuit Court OF Ohio OGn'y, %
tered on the 2ti day Of Aprij, a d, 49,. 10 lhe
suit OF =; bIeski y. Caldwell ys Caroline " VII
son and others. the undersigned SPECIAL oomrH
sioners, will. on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 90, Iss,
beginning at 10 O'Clock q. NJ, telI at public iut
don at the font COR Of the Coprt Rouse Of Ohn
county, w. Va, the following dtichted 10!
property situate in tho city Ct wheeling In sag
county, betpg portioho f there property VIVA
wn set spsrt 10 Annie 4 Caldwell u be hflti9
seyerslty for snd during the fern Of her ns,ufI
lie for her dow'r by and &C 0dlng 10 he ~
visions Of decree maze by the sid Court % ne
18Th Gay OF November. 1870, ia the suit Of lbSs
keDt aud otbers vs. tobieski frshy md oih,t
that Is To SAY: Tie binding 10. piDe ~ irobnft
twentytwo (t2l feet along The west side OF HA1
street In the ssld CITY Of Wheeling b,lag o2ees
the sub divisions OF "Ihe Miller PfppW,,
shown by ths pa. there.f, recorded 10 pa
Book numbered 70, page Il !. in lhG Office Of W.
Clerk OF the q univ CoUrt Of said couTy
TERMS or E-One-third Of The Iurei',,
money. or 10 much more 81 the purchs,.r Ey
elect. ca,h on the dsy II sale and the CO. CO.,
In two equal in,txlmenfs payable IN one sng 70
yesr. respectively from the day Of s'e VIZ
teress fr I'm that osy. To secure the deg, TO-.
nalmens OF the purchase money the 'Ad 80
note with rood security payable 70 th,n go ~.
and the title will be retained until ibe - >
shall be paid. But n the purchaser liy o.
hall or n ore Of Tie pure "A. money 10 oss,
notes without persoiI al security viii DC he.
the defer Il instal1ents, ifsny. The p1rn,,s.
viii have the privilege, nj any time bsias
exoiration Of the ksid two y,sis FRI N !ht CO.
sale, Of paying the whole amour. remAitInt.
paid Of the pu chase money with istfs'ynI
cay OF payment, and Tins fischs.g, DIG
ify. DANIEL LAMB.
HENRY n krssEi-
spe, iAl Commfsr@
certify tina. the above named toErp'IsSs%
hsve given bond with security - IeqHHe'"
the decree under which they are sr..ps roo.
JOHN ". MITCHELL, Caa
WHEETIHG W. Va. nct 4 1915
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-24
HINTS TO FARntsRs.

We should tie obliged % sons Reppbi
can farmer if he woulS think over and sx.
plain the following matters, with ale
part of the Republican Senate tariff BIZ
tor buncombe:
l. Why should railroad ties Be put upon
TIE free list while precisely the same sticks
Of wood, if used By the farmer fer fame,
posts, are taxed?
= Why should wood ued in m,kipV
wocd-pulp By WARNER MILLER be put O,
The frte list while the lumber used |,
building barns and sheds on the farm is
tsxed?
3. Why should Chicsgo pork and beef
packers have laid back to them out Of
the United States treasury the tax they
pay en- salt, while it is British free
trads," according to Republicans, 10 DO
pose to take the tax off the farmers salt?
4. Why should the Standard oil trust
have thu taxes ii pays OF its tin, used to
make cans to ship it's IstrOleum abroad,
paid buck to it out Of the treasury, while
It is british free trade according 10 Re
Publ cans, 10 propose 20 take the tax of
,hs tin used for pals, pane, etc, o. the
fArm9
| ;. Why is it if the Republican high tariff
protects" the sheep. that the sheep esst
cfths Mississippi are only about half So
msny IS b-fOIs Republicans tezan pro-
/ testing then?
! 6. Why Is ii that farmers, with good
teal on, complain Of State taxes, which ip
all amount 70 about $4,000, 900 this year,
While the surplus taxes in the United
States tielsnry amcuut, according to the
Republican Senate report, to S221, 900, 600?
Z, WY is il that farmers, with COED
reason, comp'aiu Of high taxes on their
land and buildings. and yet have hereto,
tofoIe liked 70 vote for high tariff taxes
on their clothing and furniture, their inn
plemcnts and tools, exc y article used in
making Their houses or inside their houses,
in the kitchen, the bed room and the
parlor, the ham end the shed?
! 9. Why has the Republican farmer con-
tinuci to vote for high taxes?
Isit because these enormous tariff taxes
a.c so levied that he c'n't SEE themP So
MIXED u?w tn the prce of his pillow, his
,Aaza, h. h9u'e, his unteus'l', his clothes,
e,r ythng tFat he and his family use, tdI t
he Gan sec Only tie result of IN IN in tie
uVrtgaS Gu h;sfarm?
PERHAPS is because he has been afraid,
if As votst 4. ainst these high taxes, that
soma cue voUld say he has "turn'd b s
coat" 'Tcll, it has been remarked that:
at is be,,r for a man to turn bis coat
while be las q coat to turn, than - Wa t
until i.lls b.en taxsd OF his back by this
var tsriRr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-24
Fnraker'a Bad Braak,
Springfield Rcpub ran

SpTmCHttd RCpu6tGn.
GGv. Foraker was neatly "hoiss with b
own Petsrd" in one of his recent speeches.
He has teen going through Ohio tel ing
tbs pathetic story of Sally Ann Bradley,
who lost q hu, b nd and two sons in the
war for ths Union, was reduced TO d-situ-
ton, and went to the pocrhOuse hecsuss
President Cleveland vetoed q bill giving
Der 3 hsggsr'y pension of S12 q month.
Dressed up with Foraker rhetoric, it made
a telling narrative, and The Governor cluId
count win precision the DO mt nj which
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-24

out OF ih'ir pockets and putting It in III
oaohS 10 the East where ii is loare I at
70 them again at interest and thei- larm
o tgaseI are tie sscuritvn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-24
aet 8 tax, why does the

let 8 tax, why does the
aSury 20 psy back to the
mpany the duties it pave
3 for its export trade, and
the Chicago snd CINCINNATI
ckers the duties they ply
use in thsir export trade:
ablican law, o deduction Ct
mt being made. But when
e farmer and the man who
Rss. the Republican tariff law
~ I'm back the taxes he Psy'
anu IN. He is expected to pay the
nd ar il.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-24
RRooKLYN. n. Y October Is.

THE bird that fiu,.ers least in the air re-
mairs longest on the wirg. Tee fleets oil
wa~rer's Log Cabin Hops ard Buchu Rem
edy are lsStir g becsuss it puts the s''m'ch
in gcOl We raipg order, and thus the whole
system is restored to its normal, healthy
condition,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-24

No. 2O2 Coal ST., three rooms, IS 90.
FOR SALE.
No 3l45 Jacob st., story brick, 81 200.
Nos. DID and 222i Main st., rooms and store
room; lot 25xl20 feet; rents well; 800.
No ll36 Eotf st., six rooms, 81 500.
House and lot at No. 81 Zane st., rooms and
attic rooms all modern improvements Terms
very reasonable. 5000.
House and lot No. "a 3. Huron st., Island, 500.
House and lot No 22l2 Chapline st., Fifth ward
ss,5OO.
House ana 4 Lot, No. 81 Fifteenth street. six
rooms, good COLLAR, bathroom, pantry, natural
gas, city gas and atPr.
House and lot ll2l Alley II, $780,
House and lot on 3. Wabash st., Island 81 300
House and lot cor. Jacob and Alley 20, $1,000
good building lot on Jacob st., Eighth ward.
Eight Acres OF Land with foar.room Cottage
House at Elm Grove $1,000
Lot 4xl20 oil east siGe of Chapline street, be
tween Twenty-tixth and Twenty.seventh streets
Two Lots on SCnth Penn street, Island, high
ground, 81 600
onehalf Lot and Two Houses, Nos III and 11s
Fourteenth street, $3.50.
No. 9OS Market street, Two Los and Three
Hou' e.. Rents for $500 per month, $500.
Farm Of lG0 acres at Roney'B Point, ". Va.
Apply to W. II. RINEHART,
Real Estate Agent and Loan Broker,
sep6 ll68 Market Street,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-24

Frenehmen can properly be called knights
Of the table" They are good judges in all It's
rednements and delicacies They give pre- en-
inenee to AnxOstura Bitters. When you
Try them be sure It is the genuine article
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-24

CAM
"Ffy-Fat" Fosters btggIrg eIrcUiar is
arotf er eyiGenCe If the iueffi' iency snd
Encouragement of the Republican Ma
tjoaal Executive Committee under the
control of Matt Quay and o:hsr Blsineitee
There is no depyirg the fact that there
is serious row in the Republican camp,
and unless the Blsinsiie5 step at once 70
the rear. Clover Cleveland will be thu nexs
President OF the United States: This is
pot plessart news to the Republicans, but
it's true all tbs sane.
There are enough Republicans In the
Nor h orposd to BlsiHe first. last end sll
the time, who will yots for Cleveland II
Blsice is kept at the front rs he is no~,
aud wbssA votes will give Cleveland Cor
nesticut. New York, New Jersy Michi-
gan, Ind ans, and probably Ill ncis and
Wisconsin.
This il TO time FIR hero worship, es7ec-
ia,ly when tire hero is found upon esaUin-
alton Ia BE- below the measurement, not only
of heroes, bat Of honest manhood. III TIE
Repablican party cannot succeed without
making littls God On wheels OF jim
Blaine, then it ought TO be and will be
damned. 49,,
Too much Blaine and too little Harrison
:, This csmpaigu. Come, General, o. d a.
sort yours If. Make the Blaipeites take
hack seat. Even if you are defeated thrre-
nv il i better, far bstt,r, 10 be beat-n
while fighting an honest fight for principle
than tn be victorious by turrenderlng
honor, truth and honest manhood to IN
srrupulous AMI irredeemsble corrupt or.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-24
-STRATIOS.

sterday reproduced
De, political cut,
p.e.cuts Massill"n,
X place with big
Along side Of rail
ser is lined with
. wheat.
tie picture represents
IS road, with 3 finger
r,y Fla" and "Thir y
." i jsded looking
Sled with p Oduce Is
ait.
,.de OF this interesting
N the railroad in it, Is
otelt o." ard las tie
n under it:
.rturcr and Farmer have
.Gy Protection, and 50 per
rspiuCt Is consumed 10 this
- assn n buShel IN Ohio for
s'aIgOat . cents yard.
81 AIDE Of the picture, the
ra'l1oai in it, is labSled:
'fads' and il has this in
-erit:
Saa actual incident IN 1855 IN
n!sf Is taking bis wheat thirty
IA b. asRfH a can
" I.I cash and tWO-thirdS trade,
a. - % 25c q yard This was
mes When the money Of the cOun-
20 AiaS.Hna 10 buy Cheap goods"
funuy part OF this p'cture, which
many a hsarty laugh, yesterday,
our older citizens, is that this rail-
lich IS the Pitts6urg, IT. Wsyne
icagc, WAS BUILT YEARS BEFORE
In fact, it was bEil: in what TIE
SIS now call free trade" times, |
Ter the low tariff Of 80, 'rReH tie
sprosperous and railroads rere be,
ereryrhers!
: oar olits, and besi known citi-
into the REGISTER Office ye--
,hiagly pointing to THE
that IS the ms
yer saw. l rode o.
/ sac here" be coz
On his glasses and
inscription qrotc'
Ishel for wheat in
art, Iscld wheat
p1nty, o., for so Q
MT get TIE top /
Ontinue1 the o.
sold right v
'54 ami Is v
,'armsrs have .
4 prosperous I
war under this .
Ut only were the =
lntinued the old 9
his subject, "but
that I know Of, was
leyer has since. Nest
n mills were built in [
sOnssnfe to talk about
me it, Protection, or =
zion now, had nothing '
sxsis talk Of protection, v
4 Spnxing done thus and so is the '
s...ah1x there ever was. As for '
s. & i inPly drawing the money :
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-24
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria

When Eaby ives sick, we gave her CastOr!A
When she was Child, she crisd for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clSnS TO castoria,
When she hsd Children, she gaze them caaeriA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-24
pgYoCSlIiG TICKET

Tos reriDEST,
IoyER CLEVELAND,
Of New York.
pnrvyrz rsziOsST,
AIN {. THCENAN'
Of Ohio
'1lsmG,rrEr Ev-ToEs-Ar-LNRsE.
", d TRAvyES, O'Jefiersoa.
v. GhIANDLAN, Of Ohio.
: .DaTRirz E,ScroEs
IS SSRSklS O, Marshall.
], ORoGAN q ggeston.
RANK HERygo sJ, Of Monroe.
& BROWN, ol,acsson.
rsEsTSTrS IN CONGRESS
--srst Iss-.ai.
;plgT0N, OF Ohio.
NT>s!ct,
Jefferson.
~,
Y, Of NicholsA
Ct.
~, o. Wood.
& TICKET.
/ GGrion.
Tor,
Wy : WEBSTER.
g-SEs.
..U.Ts0NPsON, Of CsSsA --
ArayZg 5xSERAI-
ED GlL9wELL, of Ohio.
rENE.,Sr OF SCHOOLS,
MlGiAy. 0! MonOngSliA.
Ssslc COURT.
RAMON, o. Lewis
Welsh, OF Mason.
20 .se|NAA NNN@A"
N"oB, Of Ohio.
r BOYD, OF Ohio.
ioCRATIC TICKET
ATE sESATos,
ONEaOO, OF hancock.
:oY DsLEaATEs,
L. =. STIFEL,
- WOODS.
EWIS STESNEOD,
6 ArrcaSEY-IOHS \. HOWARD
Ass ESSOES,
rrAEIES I. BLANCHARD
NOAH ZANE.
-r-o,-N. T. CARR.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-24

LrEE can bare'y claim 8
8. Virgins. lie has never
chool, and hsS Fever been
cor public school system
'Ha-- Or ,octn. 4
candidates. The vote
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-24

IAN has had an experience n
d work extending over fifteen
i,e be has been elected SupGla-
e-.o's in sn Overwhelmingly
1asy. He has been the best
.aGent West Virginia hes
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-24
for gsrt
EOR RENT.

FOE RENT:
Store nom No. tol1 Main street. 6e7op'
aces and rooma LODGING rooms 10 Bsily1 80
z. yoRBn
tyx iIl1 chsp.ins sss
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-24
HARRIsON's HooDoO.

W take ne following succinct edi 'orial
7ar;S-aphs rom recent issue of the San.
lion Gazstt-a stalwaIt Republican p'per
published Washington City end adSo-
GAZING the cection OF HARRISON and Nor
TON. Rci1-thcy aye rich:
The S'alwrts will surely drop out on
irss Blaineig - to the Iea'.
Dots Blsirr own the Republican psrty:
Not ky lH- majority.
Hill ; rom nat, d for the Governcrstip
of NcH Yo <, and the prCbabi tiles are
tina: he will l.r'ec cd.
Mr.. Qusy SIT the BlHine'tes dOn't seem
20 cons de- thai Levi P Morton is cctiCcd
TO dscnt trcatWru'.
TIE political problem in New York can
net - solved uatil tbs value OF the uu'
kroFn factor, Prohibit on, is known.
We woud,r il General Harrison Iehzas
p'a;ne is the
~ der cyg
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toCRATIC TICKET.I
,oDis demand an honest
no taxation for surplus.

E,sifgencer still hold to its pO-
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JUST RECEIVED
A large line of Plush Embroidered Liable
Scarfs, Stand and Dresser Covers.
FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

Five Room House on South Elm st., Island.
No. 200 Coal st., three rooms, $500.
No. 202 Coal ST., three rooms, IS 90.
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FOR SALE.
PUBLIC SALE
Two Hundred and Fifty Lots and Parcels
In AMI djainipg tAs tety--
of Wheeling.

ny VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY OF A
Is decree OF he Circuit Court Of OHIO Coua,y,
entered .on the 23i day Of April, A. ID IN. In
the suit of SolieSk' Is. CaldwUliNs. Caroline w.
Wilson and otlers, the undersigned special CON.
-.l..Inno utl
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& TICKET.

% r.ErUIT COURT.
.N0oB, Of Ohio.
r. BOYD, OF Ohio.
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8tu' advertisements.

ENOR SALE FERRETs-MALE AND FE-
~ male. Apply TO W. F. GIFFEN, Bridgeport,
Ohio. oc2iq
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r.urc- and Farmer have
Gy Protection. and - per
pfuCt - consumed 10 ihis
- assn n buShel IN Ohio for
-lL.nat . cents U yard.