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has resided there ever since. He CON-
ms need to study law before he waa
twenty years OF age and has followed
that profession throughout his lii''.
He was elected prosecuting attorney
of Lewis county when he was twenty-five
years of aye, and filed the Office with
great credit to himself and satisfaction to
the people. After this he was elected
clerk of the board of supervisors and he
came fine legal craftsman OF orders.
He was nominated by tie Democrat
aud elected without opposition to the
House of Delegates in the Legislatures OF
1870 and 1911. In them he was an earn
set advocate Of the Flick amendment to
the constitution, which had for its objsc'
the removal Of the Acknowledgement i'm
posed On citizens on account OF their par
ticip.tion in the rebellion and sympathy
with the Confederate States He also aG-
vSca;ed the call Of the Convention to
form the new constitution OF 1872, and all
acts 10 repeal the test oaths for voters, ut
tornsys, teachers, suitors, officers and
others.
He contributed largely in those sessions
to the removal of the whole system OF
prescription. He WAS chairman OF the
Committee on Education, and has always
been q jealous advocate Of the free school
system and popular education. He was
appointed by the Democratic State Coz
ventiou of 1872 a delegate-at-large to the
National Democratic Convention, and in
that convention served on the COMMITTEE
On Resolutions. He WAS twice appointed
by the Governor as Regent for the lnstitu
tiou OF the Deaf and Dumb and Blind AZ
R,mnsy. In 1890 he was elected by a
msiority OF 1854, Judge OF the Eleventh
Circuit, a position which he yet holds,
and in which he has won an eGgisble re-
40 nation for ability, legal learning, psins-
taxing care, friTness and impartiality.
Before he became Judge ha enjoyed a
fine reputation Al . lawyer with an exten-
siys practice in the courts Of Lewis, Gil
mer, Braxton and Upsbur counties, and III
tes Federal COnrt at Clsrksburg, with
some practice in the Supreme Court OF APP
reals. He WA noted ~ a fluent and iorci,
BILE speaker before juries and elsewhere,
and was connected with most Of the i'm
p,r,snt cases, civil ard criminal, in his
section Of the State He Is man OF clas-
sicsl education, fine composer and drafts
man, OF high literary attGinments, and ex-
csedipgly popular wherever known.
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Rnrhnnr'n Democracy,

Special telegram 10 he Register.
PHILIPPI, W. Va, August 90 The
largest, most intelligent and most enthu-
siastic Convention that ever assembled in
old Barbour was held here to-day by the
Democracy, and magnificent and win
ming ticket was placed in the field, rs fol-
lows: For House OF Delegates, David W.
Shaw; for Sheriff. James E. Heatherly;
for Prosecuting Attorney, Thos. p. X
Brown; for County Court, Jacob G. Hall;
for County Surveyor, Chas. NJ Cornwell;
for Assessor, East Side, Geo. w. Heltzel;
for Assessor, West Side, James w. Cav
thrOp.
A resolution endorsing the candidacy OF
Judge Ice and commencing him to the
voters OF the Third Judicial Circuit ire
spectiye of party WAS adopted with unsni-
nifty and enthusiasm. Barbour goes into
the battle with victorious banner in the
air. All hail.
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Stealing Sherldan's Fame.

NoNQUITT, August % 1t is well known
that the manuscript of Gen. Sheridan's
personal memoirs is in the hands of New
York publishers. From the sale of this
book it has been expected that Mrs Shsri-
dan would receive large addition to her
small resources. Her friends have learned
with considerable anxiety that publishers
at Springfield and elsewhere are prepsjr-
ing to issue unauthorized lives OF this
great soldier. They fear that their i'm
positions may not only tend to the discredit
of General Sheridau's career, also to the
financial receipts
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lca r. Dey1nney
VS. In ChhnceIy.
Iamas II naviuuev

The object the suit commenced by the forego.
ing writ is 10 obtain a divorce riIcslo Hofri.
moRa by the plaintiff from the defendant And
1t appearing from an affidavitt fled in tots cause
al these Rules, that the defendant James II be
vinney, Is not resident Of this state and he not
having been served with process in this suit, on
motion OF the plaintiff by her solicitor, this Or
der OF publication 10 entered against him, and
il Is ordereo that the said defendant, James II.
Deyinney, be required 10 appear here within one
month after the frst publication of this order
aud do what is necessary 10 protect his Interests;
II IL further ordered that this order be published
and posted as required by law
Witness John " Mitchell, Clerk Of said Court,
a. the Court House Of said county, in the City OF
wheeling, this 18th day Of August, lSss, 10 wit:
September Rules, 1855
JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
Published the inst time August so 1855
Attest JOHN W. MICHEL, Clerk.
l.. 9. JORDAN, Solicitor for Complainant
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE
Order Of Publication.

THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
l. County, IS. In the Circuit Court for Ohio
county, West Virginia. September Rules, 1855.
SUMMONS
The Sat- Of West TTginil: To The Sheriff Of Ohio
County, Greeting:
We command you that you summon James II.
Deyinney, II he be found in your bainwick, TO
appear ct the Clerks office Of the Circuit Cnuu
OF Oniu county at Rules n lie held for the said
Court, on the last Monday in Aus rst 1873, 10 an
swer a bill in Chancery exhibited against him in
tue said Court, by Ida F. peyinney, and have
then tbere his writ
Witness John ". Mitchell. Clerk Of iaid Court,
at the Court House of ssid County. in the City OF
Wheeling, the 25tn day of Aus ust, SIS. and in
the 18th year Of the Stale Of West vi giniG.
JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk
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Was born in Wiz
chester, Virgins.
He was educated
at the WinehestGr
High School, the
Winchester Acad =
envy, and the Uni
versity OF Virginia
at Charlottesville,
Virginia. He 10
Gated ut Weston,
in Lewis county
in the fall OF 1857
. before he attained
his majority, ana
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LINSLY INSTITUTE,
WHEELING, w. VA.
Next Session Begins Monday, SsPtssH
10Th. 1883.

The Institute has an adequate and eeos"
Faculty. Three parallel oourSes Of instrufp'.
Classical cDurpe embrscss English, Lstin' G,a
Mathematic and the Sciences Fhi!o~orS
coup Substitutes German or additional snN
MATES for the Greek Of the Classical ooins' y
gilsh oonne Ia cesignsd 10 give atboronsh 'n,
Ing in the Enslish branches 10 Hlch - DO %
contemplate collegiate oourss. upon TOE oe
plstion Of any OF the prescribed coorss -
dent Is awarded diploma Of the institute ~
Military Department IL prominent fesirr '
the school. All students Of sufici.n' Ne ~"
9uired 70 en'er the "Linsly Csta Corp =,
For Catalogues circuiaD ana psrt'cnl,n =
d,en JOHN II. EOEhEk
Iy9eod frineiss.
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Notice to Take Dispositions.

Ida =. Deyinney ! In the Circuit Court Of
rs. Ohio county West Viz
James H. Devinney.J ginia. In Cnancery.
Take notice that the DISPOSITIONS Of Ida r. De-
vinney, Elizabeth Emblin, James Emblin and
others viii be taken at the law Office of L. s.
Jordan, In the Public Building. in the City OF
wheeling, in the State Of West Virginia, on the
10th day Of October, A ID. ISIS, between the
hours Of 9o'elock 9. m. and O'Clock D. m, TO be
read in evideaee In the above named cause on
behsf Of said plaintiff. And If from any cause,
the taking Of the said depositions shall not be
or being commenced, shall no. be
completed on that day, the taking df the same
will be adjourned from time TO time until the
same shall be completed.
IDA F. DEvINEEY,
By l. S. jordan. her Attorney.
Tn IAME3 HI nEYINNKY Iauaars-k
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WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE

WIN begin iu Fall Session "Wednesday, sepssr
Der 3, 1855 Those " ho desire thorough odnrsuoS
for their daughters csnno, do letter than 70 ~
them 10 this Institution. Full ooYre IN u
Classics, Modern Languages, foglhh, Dnsta
Painting. Music, etc
For particulars, address
H. q. BLAISDELL,
I.1.A pr..ttsns
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HON. John wAErH ENGLISH.

Hon. John Warth
Epglish, one o.
the nominees on
the Democratic
state ticket for
the Supreme
Judgeship, was
born on what is
now Warth's Bot
tom, in jackson
county, January
81, 1882. His
father, Job Fog
lish, descendent Of
sn'old Scotch-Ir
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DIED.

ROSSER-On Tuesday, August 2s 1884, at 9
O'Clock p. m ELIZABETH, wife OF Thomas RoS.
ser, in the 10th year of her age, of paraly isis.
Funeral from the residence of her husband on
Thirty second street, Bel'ai.e, Ohio, Thursday
morning, August 80 at 10 o'clock
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RENT.
Gdac1tluusi

NORWOOD IEsTI1UTE-To Ms, \ MRS "
~ u. CABELL, PIincip'ls, Bienlani TcrlS
Washing on. u. e.: Ny daughter has sucndt
Norwood Institute for two years and rg HS
as one Of the frsl educational establishments 10
the country. lis Principals, VI. sni Mr. 'sl.t
are thorough I'm iheir methods and appointments
and their school has the confidence IT 81 wbo
arc familiar with f. Its corys ~ in.'furloH b
complete, LIS arrangements admitGbl", aud -
advantages could not well ba surpassed ~
ommcnd II 10 those who " sh IN give Their tsrfh
tiers an education amidst rcancd aid CAnlsn q
nucnces Very respectfully, JSO, y" p'Nlh
United State ~ nate. R1Sdf qfgE
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Seguin Collegiate Institute,
No. 81 Seventeenth Street,
0aaao.- Mo,J,v San+an,bar , 1929

This highly prosperous institution for young
Ladies and Misses is justly one OF the most DC.
serving in the city The Principal has devoted
ht rSeif for quite number of years TO the Art OF
reaching. aud The success which has invariably
attends her efforts. is favorahly known
Her Assistant, Miss +. 4 Blanchard. an emf
nent Pianiste is the PreceptresS OF Music, which
here receives special attention.
The course of study embraces the higher Eng
lish branches, Mathematics, Book keeping, Mu-
sic French, German, Latin, Drawing, aud Oil
Paicting Connected with the lrstitute is de-
parlment for small boys. Pupils will consult
their own interest by entering at the very open
ing of the school year Those of German par
eutsge ave taught the language without any extra
charge. For particulars cali IN or address either
OF the undersigned.
MISS PAULINE H. SEiUlN, Principal.
MISS p. ZELDA BLANCHARD,
auSO As ociale Principal.
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sHEgIFF's RErU ".
Ida +. npy1nnpy

James II. Devinney is no iDhabitsnt o. my
baillwick, nor found therein this 27ih day OF Au.
gust, lsSS. GE0. s. OTTE, u. s,
For W. c. Handlan, s. o. c.
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Totals. ll,069 72o,SSS s2lt $751; 100 Sl,lO5,73S,
Yearly wages, sS&9G6. Weekly wages, s6.5S
THE REASON MADE PLAIN.


Totals 1869 72o,sSS s24 S57 1870 81 lO5, 73S SIS
Yearly wages, $1,000. Weekly wages, s6.5S.
THE REASON MADE PLAIN.
Ii is to build up these protected" in
dustries that the Republican party propo-
ses to destroy imports and thus prevent the
,, AL, 05l workers from receiving payment
for their surplus.
So long IS the 2.4i1, 05l Americans are
permitted to produce surplus, they can
supply their cOuntrymen with the foreign
manufactured goods at profit aud cut the
protected American mill-owuer out of
part of his home market.
So long rs il is more profitable to pro-
duce an agricultural surplus and purchase
with it the foreign manufactured goods
than to make the same goods here, 80 long
the mill-owners will have to pay high
wages to keep their workmen from engsg,
ing in the more profitable industry.
To destroy this surplus, by prohibiting
payment for il is to drive the /, $40, 22S small
farmers and farm laborers of their farms,
and the 654 S23 other workmen ont of their
unprotected industries, compelling the p
AL, 05l independent workmen to either
enter the protected industries or starve
They must exchange their present profit
able industry for one less profitable. They
must make here at a loss the goods they
now get in exchange at profit. They
must work longer hours to obtain the same
result, or earn less by the same labor, for
they must surrender the profit of the ex
change.
This influx of 2, AL, 05l discharged work
men into the protected Industries will
break down the present thigh" wages OF
S. per week, now paid the sos, 5S5 pro-
tecte5 workmen; but 1t will be enormously
to the profit OF the IA, 500 protected"
employers, both in giving them absolute
control of the home market, and lower
wages.
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EMINENT JUDGES.

Tue Democratic Candidates for the su-
prems Bench.
IIrnaE HENRY RRANNON
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ateRigeHeer has to
Dit is entirely with
buntry.
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&c STATE TICKET.


rkRNoR,
'LENING,
arion.
TOR,
+. DUFFY.
HCounty.
sURER.
THOMPSON,
u County.
sgy,GESERAL.
. CALDWELL,
a,io County.
Mt or SCHOOLS,
IoRGAN,
TIA County.
Il COURT.
,'2ANNoN,
wis
lILIsH.
IN.
ATTIC TICKET.
sELEsATEs,
.RDEN,
.IFEL,
klEASON,
ODS.
RP,
erEENRoD.
q ATTORNEY,
HOWARD.
/SoRs,
81 7. BLANCHARD,
II ZANE.
suavEyoR,
7. CARR.
~
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Own,
son.
rvEs IN CONGRESS.
District.
MIDDLETON,
Ohio.
.YDiStrict,
WILSON,
EMERSON.
ID District,
az y ANDERSON,
q Nicholas
ourth District.
"CROE JACKSON,
II Wood.
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STAT, Of West Virginia., COUNTY Of OtiO, 10 tcf:
hereby certify that the above named special
commissioner has given bond ana security in
accordance with law and the deer above men
toned. JOHN W. MITCHELL,
Clerk of Said Court.
jy2Sau4, Ills
The above sale Is adjourned to SATURDAY,
SEPTEMBER 1st, 1SSs, at the same hour and
same place as above named.
GUY r. c. ALLEN,
auS0s Special Commissioner.
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: KNOCKED OUT.

NUN Ill w L.
A his fisheries message
4 the ground from under
z tie Senate.
Ia no Negotiation I! howled
he he treaty was under
list md n that fails, then
shs President.
| .snate has killed all Ne
sssi snt profanity says
~ and compre-
,wn cYi
the warriors
= caucus and
it'll scared faces
nything Of the
dignified, aus
ITO.
tpishly engaged
those British
$. The wind Is
them.
the hardihood to
dent Of being in
,ors,Iu.a A-ns-i-
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Public Sale Of Island Lots,

AN SATURDAY, August Is, ISIS. Aru
J O'Clock o. IN Al the front door OF the Cn--
House, will offer fer sale 20 tie highest tiISs,
Twelve (t2) fac, Il, sirAble building ots. ,ip..,
ard Known rs lots Nos II. ", Is l9. ~ n -
the east ,ide and -, n, y, 26, q aud - GA "A.
vast side If aim street, between rloyas A.
Enk streets, ON Wheeling Island. These loss,
n. I, et mont and 100 fe-t deep: but II NJ dr.,,S
nv nurchsssr, will sell - fset frun,. Thee,..
fsw of the most desirable Its nov REMAINING !,
that section Of the Is and which l. now b.i,.
% rspidly built upon. and these who VAN =
own home should avail themselves II ts, q,
pcrtnnily 70 get the ground On which To huib
Sniv 4 few miautes' walk from the bridge ~.
Fnif Grounds and the skiG ferries
w. II RINEHARr
Real Estate Agent, licS Market strrs
w, H. HALLIs, Auctionecf.
The above sale has becu postponed until SAT
URpAY, SEPTEMBER I, isss. suSdle
FOR SALE
Atvalley Grove. eleven miles east o.Whee!tc,
ON the Naiion,l PIKE, and In sight OF rsIlns.
station, . large dwelling and stable and suaice,,
land for rood garden. VIII sell for 81. SO uAs,
is les than cost Of buildings.
JAMKS l.. HAwLEY,
jysi lt0 Main st,.r,
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FOR SALE.

No. Sl45 Jacob ST., story brick, S.. 600.
Nos. 2222 and 222i Main st., rooms and store
room: lot 25xl20 feet: rents well; $500.
House and lot al No 50 Zane st., s rooms and
attic rooms, all modern improvements. Terms
very reasonable.
House and lot No. Is Zane st., Island, 5000.
House and lot No. 81 S. Huron st.. Island, 500.
House and lot No. III Alley H., Fourth ward,
500
House and lot No. ll2l Alley e., Fourth ward,
81 500.
House aud lot No 22l2 Chapline ST., Fifth ward.
House and lot on s. Wabash st., Island $1,000.
House and lot No. ~ S. Penn ST., Island, $500.
House and lot cor. Jacob and Alley 20. $1,000.
A good building lot on Jacob St, Eighth ward.
Eight Acres of Land with four.room Cottage
House at Elm Grove.
House snd Lot No 20 Twentieth street, s., 500.
Two Lots on Sonth Penn street. Island, high
ground, 81 900.
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For skin and scalp treubles..s such
,uoo-u as Eczema, TIE ter, Ringworm,
WllUIU Scaley Eruptious, Ground Itch,
HUlllH Poison Oak, Dandrut. Falling
Hair, &c. SEABURY'g HynRoHAt u =
TurIn THAI SOAP is superior to all other
IHtlH local remedies. II is pure Medi
iHLIil Gated Soap entirely free from acids
alkal Is or other injurious matter.
uIrInIIT Being sweetly scented il is pleas
Wtlhh ant and refreshing for the toilet,
"H'sh' bath and nursery,
For the general purposes Of a
IN sisinfectant, SEABURY's SULPHUR
CASDLEs are highly esteemed by
physicians everywhere. These
candles are neat, cleanlv, safe, and
mi n conyeaient for disintectiDg Store
ZULU Rooms, Closets Cellars, Sinks,
Ships, Boats, SC. Insurance { IN
,o,u panies recommend them rs a safe
TIjln means OF employing sulphur.
a-AlwSys use BESsoN'S PLAS-
TER for aches and pains "a ~
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q finer looking body
composing the Demo-
N never assembled
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Money to loan on Real Estate security.
Apply To W. II. RlNEHART,
Real Estate Agent and Loan Broker,
augl6 1863 Market Street.
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0RATNyUL-OOMFORTuso
Epps's Cocoa
nRrAYYAHf

"py thSpugA knowledge d IL pasg.l Ne!
vhtca severn he opec.ttoa! o. dieretea =
psopsties q ve,isssslsd G6coa, NJ ~ =
peovSded ou1 hreakfaa iaisa With dSlisa1sg
hayused bevessSe which may sAye - ~
heasy docts1 aile Is = u u jsdtnsO =
q neh aFt1clss q Aft ttats ooafitat1ea -
= 10y 49, 80 3 :: 20: 49,, s::ss 80 q
Sabns lalsdiN ess 1easinS Eo1nl . -
altAak Wh1RUv3 thRs + veAk pelnk H.
ecspe many hej ahaa ~ kisptnG -
- snpiy wsea IN - 80 -
!lSfs sS1lsGSifIiiN
IaaAou, n
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for Sale.
EoR SALE.

xnk Dairy. on National Pike, one mile ".
Of Bridgeport, eighteen oowh one horse an
run irst-ciAs dairy. Good paying trade " y
not sold by AugusI 81, will re offered q D1hsn.
ale on The premises For terms aud patients
can On or address SAMUEL Sr1LLTHI
snlIestf BridReport. OH.
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garbling everything,

: garbling everything,
>.7leer pursues in report
is calculated to work
&c end not only to the In
but, in a minor degree, to
The public will become
lille that it will not be-
in print. Remember,
sty is the best business
c has = way Of finding
itself and you might As
,le trouble and increase
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Saturday. August 25. A. d. 1883,

commencing at 10 o'clock a m, at the north
front door Of the Court House Of Ohio county,
W. Va, in the city of Wheeling, sell at public
auction the following described real estate, sit.
uated on the west side of the National or Gum.
bersnd rosd, between Sixth and Seventh streets,
in the City of Wheeling, Ohio County, West Viz
ginia that is n say: All that part or parcel OF
Lot numbered Forty five in Jonathan Zane's ad-
dition TO the City Of Wheeling which was con
veyed by Remaining + Ssnborn and Martha A.
Sanborn his wife, to John GOshorn, in trust for
Lydia CockayDe. by deed dated the Sth day OF
August, A. D. 1919, and recorded in the office Of
the Clerk If the County Court Of Ohio county,
West Virginia, in Deed Book No. %, at page 43S,
excepting so much thereof a. was conveyed by
the said Lydia Cockayne and William II Rob
inson, trustee. to Frederick william Quo, by deed
dated the 22t day Of December, A. ID. 1869, and
recorded In the office OF said clerk, in Deed Book
No IS, At pages 81 and 572.
TERMS OF SALE-0ne tbiId Of the purchase
money iu Ca'h, and the balance in one and two
years from the cay Of sale, with interest from
said day Of sale the purchaser 70 give notes with
approved security for the said deferred payments,
aud the title TO be retained as further security.
GUY X. G.. ALLEN,
Special Commissioner.
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THE HOME MARKET.

The Republican party has gone mad over
the idea of controlling ''the home mar
ket." Ii does not believe in making o
surplus of that which can be made cheaper
here than anywhere else, and exchanging
it for that which can be made somewhere
else cheaper than il can be made here. 1t
believes that surplus is not only crime,
6ut that il is unpatriotic and un-Ameri-
can. Ii "protects" an industry until it
can control the "home Market" but il
destroys it when it produces a surplus and
begias to export. TIE protected sugar
industry has for ten years past produced
every pound Of sugar used in the United
States, and for three years past has had
yearly s2rpl7s of 100000. 600 pounds,
which it has exported. The Republican
Senate now proposes a duty of 40 per cent
alike on the raw and the refned-free
syade-to break it down and contine it to
the home market.
But sill Others are merely incidental to
the agricultural surplus. The annual ex-
cess over home-msrket needs Of 5000, 000,
600 made by our formers is a standing
menace to the II. 500 protected mi',-ownsrs
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A given ten thousand
tic campaign fund.
: be thrown away,
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FOR RENT.

No. 70 S. Penn st., 6 rooms and attic, Island,
Sic o.
No 2ll2 Chapline st Fifth ward. $3.50.
No / '02 Main st., 2nd floor, one % rvOm, SG.OO.
No. 81 Alley %, four rooms. Eighth ward g. %.
No. 81 Alley %, four rooms, Eighth ward, $50.
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own. Congressman
ansyivania, has been
.snts because he was
% the MILLS bill. A
nformer was nominated
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Commissioners Sale.

LOnisa Robinson and others.
Theundersigued Special Commissioner hereby
gives notice that pursuant to two DEGREES in II e
above entitled cause entered, one or the 18th
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