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And affidavit having been made that The ssId
The Nestern Union elegrsph Comrany Is a
corporation created b some other state. and
That there Il no agent OF said corporation, or
person declared BY the Avs Of this state 20 be
an agent OF such corporation In the county ~
New Kent, and that there Is no other person Ia
said county on whom process can b served in
an action az law. lately Instituted by the said
George +. Martin and Emma b. Martin. his
VIE, m tue said Circuit Court. the object of
when SUIT IS 10 recover damages for tfcspass
upon the real estate OF the said George f. Mar
TN and Emma Is. Martin. his wife, the Western
Union Telegraph Company, defendant, Is re-
CURED 20 appear within fifteen DAYS after due
publication ~ this order. In the clerks office
OF our said Court, and do what Is necessary 10
protect ~ interests. And il Is ordered that a
copy OF this order be fortbv ifh published
once week flr four successive weeks In the
DAILY TIMES Il newspaper published IN the
cits OF Klein %. q. Virginia and be posted ar
the front door ~ the Courthouse Of Sow Kent
county on The first day OF the next Con- =,
Court for said county after the date Of III 4
Orurf.
a copy-Teste
=, j. n. HARRIS. Clerk
II. L. POLLARD. p. sses-shw
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Whole Amount Distributed in Premiums.
ga, 10000.
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Premium Department.

COMPETITION AND EXHIBITION
OPEN TO The WORLD,
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j. y. HARRIS.


And affidavit having been made that the
said . he Western Union Tel graph Company
Is a corporation created By sOme other State,
and that there Il no agent Of said corporation
or person declared by the laws OF this State -
be an ageut OF such corporation In tie county
of New Kent. ana that there is no other per-
son 10 said county on whom process can be
served 10 an action AZ law. lately instituted by
the SAID II. I. Crumpin the said Circuit Court.
the object of which Suit Is 20 recover damages
for irespass upon thu real estate OF The said
"a. j.. trump. be western Union Telegraph
Conn any, defendant, IS required 10 appear
within fifteen days after due publication Of
TINS order. in the Clerks office Of our said
court, and do what b. necessary 10 protect us
Interests; and 10 j. ordered tina copy Of this
order bee forthwith published once q week for
tour successive weeks i'm the DAILY 1IMrs,
a newspaper published ia the city Of Rich
mOnd. Virginia. and be posted at the N mt
door Of the Courthouse OF new keut county
on fhc frst day OF the next County Court fOg
said county after date OF this order.
\ COpy-Ie-te;
J. y. HARRIS. Clerk.
II. X, POLLARD. pa fsc B-ihiw.
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department g.

Section Is Cloths, clothing, boots. shoes
bofs. umbrellas. trunks. rubber goods. sad
dlery. silk fabrics, carpets and upholstery.
Section 10. Raw materials used in textile
man features wool. cotton, k, hair, hemp
jute. fax. etc.
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Department y.

Natural Science and Bducation.l
Section 10. Collections and specimens moo
els. drawings and illustrations of any depart
ment OF natural science.
Section II. Examples Of work Of pupils o.
the public and private schools in penmanship'
design. map drawing. etc.
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!. y. HARRIS. Clerk.
II. x. POLLARD. q. -thiw.
NIRGINlA.-AT RULES HELD in

NlRGlNlA.-AT RULES HELD in
' the clerks Office Of the Circuit Court
o. New Kent ON Monday, the 81 day OF Sep
TENDER 1883.
II. 4. CumP, Observation-Disclosures. 90. Plaintiff
AGAINST
The Western Union Telegraph Com
ptny.. ........'+.............. ..... Defendant.
THE COMMONWEALTH or VIRGINIA.
To the ehtriu Oi New Kent county. greet
ing.
We command you that You summon the
Western Union Telegraph Company. II found
I'm your balliWlcS, 10 "A pear at the Clerks
office OF our said Circuit court Tor our said
county. at rules 10 be- holden for our said cour,
on the first Monday iu OclOtcr, lsss to answ. z
~. i. Crump OF plea Of trespass on the case.
Damages fiyc hundred dollars. ANA have then
there this writ
Witness, j. N. Harris. clerk Of our said
Circuit Court, as the Courthouse. this 3d day
OF september lsss. and la the 18th year "
the q mmonwealth.
Vcsfc:
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Except Where otherwise Specified.
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Apples-Choice early, pr barrel, 800 to
& y mixed lots, o. - 81 90.
Bacon-N irgnia ham. choice Old lie per
pound new hams small l3 to l5c ; n. "
hams large, 10 /. l2c sides, IL to 10
shoulders 10 IT, Tic.
Beans ChOi Navy, $40 to 500.
Black Eve Peas 80 to,l.lO
BreswaX- l. to DOC Ter pound
EuCkwheat-3. &c.
Butter-Nir,dn'a creamery, % to PC fam
ily packed Virginia, Is to DC; choice yell
low. store packed (Virgiuia), rs 10 lSc store
packed. mi ell color and sweet. II to lic
Store packed fair Ia good. 10 to Re.
flgs-in crates ir'shl, u to pc IN boxes
and barrels. ~ 10 PIC.
Poultry pr sscd-Chickcns, E to lOc per
pound; turkeys, II 10 he per pou q
Ducks, II 70 i3c per round; Geese, To Q.
per pound. ia keys 1--we, l. 10 Nc per pDuuuc
Dried rDt-ieache> ptc.ed , to =, u..-
peeled halve 3to SIC; Apples sliced 10 ic
quarters = e. Sc 81 erie pitted II to l2.
Bac, berries e. : Whortlehernes t.
7c'
Fcather~-prlme hve goose. - to 10 per
mound. mikes - 'N.
Fiaxsc eI-i'cr hn.hei sl.,htosi L..
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LEMON ELINIk.
4 Pleasant Lemon Drink.

Or. II. Mozley's Lemon Elexir is pre-
pared from the Fl sh Juice OF Lemons
combined With other vegetable liver ton.
ics, cathartics, aromatic s,iniglants and
blood purifiers.
50 cents and 81 per bottle. Sold by
druggist generally and by all waoles alt
druggists.
Prepared only by II. Motley, NJ. d.
Atlanta, Ga
For Bll!iousness and constipation take
Lemon Elixir
For indigestion and foul stomach ia
LfmOn Elixir
For sick and nery Gus headache take
Lemon Elixir
For palpaiation of the heart take
Lemon Elixir
For slecplessnsss and nervousness take
Lemon Elixir
For loss of appetite ar debility take
Lemon Elixir
For feyers, malaria and chills, take
Lemon Elixir
Lemon Ele xir will not fail you in any
of the above named diseases, all Of which
arise from "a torpid or diseased liver and
stomach.
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Hay, Oats aud straw.
New YORK Markets.

NV = RK. November 10 Flour dul
but himcr Fine grades wintc-, 3Oc@3. -
fine grade. spring 75@3i5; superiine win
ter. Gjm3tO, outhern Hour cas- or, trade
ami tam ilv extra, Az as. Wheat close
higher, SPOT sales II No. red l.l9W
l2p No. fine l.lOdl.lOl; extra red
lomil7. No. white -, No. red win
ter. November. l.lO2. G. m closed 81. adj
and unchanged, spot sales Of No. , mixed
5005Olc.. No 2miXcd December Soc. Dat
closed hrmcr: spot sales No. white State
39yc.. 40. white 3ilc.; No ! mixed. &c
Pork firm. o,s. l6tOml6.J'. Lard dul
but frmcr. November. s.t2nS.i3. Sugar
reiitcd. active. out-lo f and crushed &c.
cubes and powdered. 7lc graduated, re
G., Zee steady. fair clrgOC, kio. l5lc.
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Mllers aud the Flour and Grain Trade
are invited TO examine the Show Cas-
of Goods for sting Grain and Flour on
exhibition n the Gallego Mills space
They are just from The incinnati Expo
siIion snd frcm the IL. j. Deal Specially
Company, Bucyrus, Ohio Mr.. w. r.
Lee will receive all orders for the above
goods W II. LEE,
Flour Inspector, Office No. 1902 Shockoe
slip, City.
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CHir,Go. November l5~-Whcat opcnci
strong and hi.hc Corn 0tiy- and ranged
lower. oats fairly actiy and higher Fro
visions steady and feafurco>s. Closing
prices Wheat. November. I ~. December.
l.l1t Jauury. Il2l Corn. November ilc..
December 3o@39lc.. January. 3-sc Oats.
November. o. g. December tic January.
9ilc. Pork. November and December. a.
20, January. 1863. Lard. November. : 22l
December STA Short ribs, May. 7.6j.
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BRANCH-in this city on Thursday. IN,
18th of Nolem' cr leoo. Thomas Branch, IN the
seth year Of his age.
The furCrsl " u take place from Csntena
Methodist Episcopal Church h. on Grace street
al T. noon on >,IIKDAl the Eth. IN,
burial Wilt az the family ground in Bland
ford CemeterY. in Petershurk. q
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FINANCE AND COMM ERCE
TOBACCO MARKET.

Sbockoe warehouse offered this morn
ing 1900 pounds Of loose tobacco, Of
which 4.475 pounds were sold Tor sloJ 81
averaging 81 81 per hundred.
Crenshaw's Planters warehouse SOLD
900 pounds of loose tobacco at from
sf50to 81 10 per hundred.
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AiCIION SALE.


TRUSTEt'S SALE OF VALUABLE
l FARM. MAR HANOVER JUNCTION.
By virtue Of "A deed OF trust from vi liam aud
jeanette Russ. def uit having been made IN
the PAYMENT Of notes secWed therein, ana
being required 30 TO do the beneficiary In
said deed, | will sell at public auction AZ Han-
over Junction az l2>O p m. on III ESD Az.
the 9Th Of November. ISIS. the tract OF lana
furm,r rig occupied by j. b. Jones AMI rOw
owned 10y j. q. Head er, trustee. lying ON
both sides of the Chesapeake 4 ono valley
Ra lrOad. and on the south bank OF the Norm
Anna river. about one mite from Hanover
Juucti, d, and which contains about 81 :
acres This farm is in fine condition, AMI mas
on - good dwelling and all the usual cut
buildings.
TERMS OF SALE
Enough IN cash 20 pay expenses Of sale and
0f cNccutine the trusts Of said deed. end the
further sum of 81 atJt5i. With interest ou
SID H from inth June. l~~.. and on $50, fhe
hlanec tbcrtCf from lth Noycmhei. l,-o. and
ON credits 90 be secured los decd Oi tnt.t on
tine farm az SOTO the 9TH November, l,sA, and
OF another $3.50 tD the 90 November 1890. zoe
balance Of the purchase money % be- made
payab e. az such time NJ times and eturet in
.ucl manner as j. G.. Header. trustee, tnt
owner ~ said land. may pr, scribe ana direct
or. in the event OF hi, failure 90 10 sO. tncn as
the said undersigned shall dire Z.
HILL CARTER.
November lit5. lsss. Trustee.
lnOyl5 lot
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Little Grocery Around the Corner"
A w. Jones, No 1 South First street
keeps the meats and vegetables, fish and
game siways in prime ''rdition. Also
fresh butter an I eggs
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BRITTfNGHAM -NCCKOLS. At the resi-
dencc of the rides Parents. IN GoOcblanC
county. lhufsia', November 18th. by PRO-
Harrison. Mr.. T.. W. Nottingham OF Rich
mOnd and Miss Florence NuckOls.
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Market firm


Reported by Paine Il Houston, Commits
i IN Merchants, 1906 Vary Street.
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per pound. heavy weights, &c per pound dry
/ saltfd. t.. green sailed. &c; green. g.
HogS-l Dressed. ~ o. &C..
/ Wo0l-Tub-washed. ~ to BE per pound
unwash Il. pc yer pound.
J Lard-Prime country. @ To Zoe per pound.
/ Onions-ln barrels. - - 20 SD.
/ Peanuts-Fancy stock Per pound, 70
/ &c. mciIum p t. g..
/ Potatois-Per bushel, 20 20 ftc.
Roo,s-Ginseng, perpound, 81 .75c. Seneca,
per pound. - TO 3cc.
Gamc-Partridgcs 10 to 49,; phcas,uts.
/ ~ 20 3jc. Nenis0n. - 90 he whole deer, o
/ 20 &c. rabbits. j. 10 l5c
Groceries. Etc.
Brooms-Two strings. 500 ~ 81 %. three
string. q 81 to 500. four strings, 500 to
Ba.kets-Willow, sl.i5 to il.3O PER nes';
| split, 5Oto'75c perdnzen.
/ Rice-Carslinl. 10 &C., RangoOn Sic
! Salt-LiverpoOl, fr)u store. -. %; ground
alum from store, per sack, sl.oO to sl.O5.
Cheese-Pfime cutting. l3c common, Toto
/ lie: English dairy lsc. pineapple, 25c.
Lard Pure 9ic refined. l,c.
/ M0lasses- Extra. h0gshead, - 10 loc
| terces. - % l5c; barrels ID 10 l6c; genuine
/ gol Zen syrup, per gallon. = ~ 52ci New Or
/ leans. prime 10 choice. - - 7ltc.
Sosn-Comm0n. 20 &c. best washing u
70 80; toilet 10 10 2jc.
sugars GRADUATED. s c. 4 sugar, 3-ic B
sugar 7!c G. sugar. &c.
Teas lack. - % soc, imperial, 80 % Soc.
guuDowder - % Sjc.
Cofee-Rie common 13 TO 15c; fair. l6ic,
g 'od 10 prime. II 10 Isle Laguarya, 1871 to
l9c Java. % 10 z~c.
Buckets-panied, two hoops, $3.50, three
hoops. 81 80
Fish Herr,ngs. \. c., gross, 81 20 North
Carolina cut herring, $40 North Carolina
roe Der half barrel 500: Eastern. gross,
$50. Nackerol. So .. in barres, sl7.D,
No. 3 new. siJ.yl No. T. i'm kits, ! 80, No
, I'm kits : .25. No 3, 6Oc.
Candles tdamautine, per pound, lOc, PER
SET So. ha.i-hoEes So.
Meat, t.cur and Meal.
Bu'meais- Side Toe. ou'ders. &c.
Bacon Western shoulders zoe, ,lear-rb
sides llc breast. l}lc. ham, lie.
Flour Richm rd patcnt roller family
-. ~ 10 $40 fancy "a iily, Sj - 10 500.
family. SPOT 5000 city extra, si.i3 10
g. 900: c.fv supfriine a. ~ 10 $50 city
fine s. IS 20 $500.
Neal-Ci.y, per bushci, 5Oc country, 90 to
Mnl Feed.
Shipstuh per ton Sis.
BrUwnstuI TeriOn Sls.p
Bran per ton. sll.Jp
Iron, steel. Nails. ttc.
Iron-American refined. Old Dominion
bar per pound for standard sizes, l-lOt.
English and American sheet, - to Sc; Swe
en- hammered 1 10 BE-; hoop, ! 10 SIC.
Nails-Old Dominion, standard SIZE $40
steel SD
Walker horsc-shcos, 81 mules s..
Cement. Lime, Plaster. We.
Cement Union. per barrel, sl.35, Rosen-
dale. 80. JinCs River. 80.
Lime-Rocslani, per barrel, 81 10 10 81 10
anchor 81 90, RiyertOn. 81 90.
Plaster-Lump, 81. groand $50. ealcinad
plaster, 90 90 10.
Hay, Oats aud straw.
Hay-NO ! Timothy, per ton, $1,000 90
17.e0. No. ., 1900 to 1850; mixed, 1880 10
400.
Balcd ONs-Sll. 90 90 300.
Shucks-Balcd 80 20 Gle.
SiraW-Compre,sed 100 pounds, 81 10 iCc
10 80. pressed, large bales. 40 % 45c.
Lumber, Slaves, Etc.
Lunber-Whiie oak per 100. 5000 10
1850. West Virginia poplar per 1000, 1870
90 1O.CO
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The Death rare

has decreased since the Introduction o
DR.. Dayid's Cough Syrup. 1t Is the very
best congh cure known.
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TERMsOF SALE
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.


I WILL SELL AT STORE AT I
i o'clock sharp. 20 BARRELS OF APPLES
and go bUNCtES CHOICE RIPE BA
NANAS. All dealers inv ted 10 attend.
l.. POWERS. agent.
3noylO-lt l7I2 Cary street.
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Cure al Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore
Throat, Bronchitis, Pneumonia, and all
Throat and Lung diseases. Price %
cents Sold by druggists. Prepared
only by DR.. H. Motley. Atlanta, Ga.
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highest figure al which any Of Our men
put the new crop Of hurley is llO,OOO
hocsheaGs. and Of this we think one hall
cannot be used strictly as hurley tobacco,
IFS character is 50 lacking. Ii is green
ssppy and cOarse, and vii cure up black,
so that it cannot BE- used as a hurley
nller and cannot come in competition
with the genuine article. and it Is hard To
say TO hat use this tobacco Will be put.
Mr.. E Hunt, OF Milton. Caswell
county. \. SAYS: i have been fam
ng thirty years, and this is the meantst
oroo of tobacco ! ever saw in my ii'e. !
don't think there will be more THAI hall
Of what was made last year in our sec
tion Of the country. There sic 40 wrap
pers IN The crop, and few cutters. Some
common smokers, but nothing fine. The
frost was more damaging than that OF
1881.
In speaking Of our section solely Re
gisiered on change to-day; Z. Dolby,
Durham, \. c.; e. L. Irice, Lou ga
county; Calvin barnes, Wil-on, y. c;
/. Hippo, Caroline county Va; u. y.
Bumpass, Louisa county Va; william
Cooper. Danyille, Va; H. L. Caring
ton, South Boston, Va; G. IL. Caring
ton, South Boston, Va; John r. Pace,
Danvillc. Va; H. a. Krise, Danvillr,
Va J. II Pryor, Goochland, Va; J. Il
Hait. Abingdon, Va. W. u. Ingraham,
Abingdon, Va. !. ID. Hobsion, Gooch-
land, Va Gastavus Ober, Baltimore,
Nd p. C. McPaii, Charlotte, Va; {. 7.
Sales, Durham, \. c.; II. VI. TAYLOR
Boston, Mass Z. V. TAYLOR, New York
city Il. H. Booker, New York city; Mar
TN Williams, Bland Courthouse.
C. Mel.
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Richmond stock Market.

NItHMOND n wv tIII q II
Reported by John l.. Williams K S0n
bankers ana brokers. lii. Main street.
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VIRGINIA IN THE CHANCERY
' COURT OF THE CITY or RIJHNOND.
the 18th day of November l,-s.
!. ID. Rhodes ........f Iilutif
against
Ellen VI. RhoiCs............ ........ Defendant
~ CHANCERy.
The object OF this suit is % obtain for the
plaintiff u divorce from the bonf. of maiI
mOny from the defendant. An AFFIDAVIT haf
ing been made and % ca that the defendant is
not resident OF This State. 10 is ordered that
she APPEAR here within fifteen days after due
publication off this order and do what is ncee-
sary I'D protect her Interests BOO ttie sIit.
A copy iestc.
CHARLES W GODDlN. Clerk
!. SAMUEL PARRISH. p. u. no ] IhlaWtw.
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MIL rred.
cement, lime. Plaster. We.

Concentration. per barrel, sl.35; Rosen-
dale. .5O. Jincs River. l.3j.
Lme-Eocklani per barrel, 81 10 10 81 10;
anchor. 81 .o5; RiycrtOn. 81 90.
Plaster-Lump. 81. ground, 7.5O ealcinad
,la~f,r 80 fD 1 10
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A prominent broker on the Richmond
market reports the sale of about one hun.
bred hogsheads Of burleys. Spot goods
at an average of IL cents.
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Messrs Carr & Dicker.on say he
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Grainand Cotton Market.

RICHMOND, Va, November 10.
OFFERINGS REpORIED 10 SECRETARY.
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A prominent Richmond broker reports
quite good ssle OF suncured TOD &C. a.
yesterday at very satisfactory price
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Bu'kmeits- Side. Toe. ou'ders &c.
BacM-W cfcn shoulders, zoe, ,lcar-rb
sides dc. breasts i}lc hams l4lc.
FloUr-Riehm nd yatcnt roller family
81. - to $40 iancg family, S6 - to 500.
family. 5000 5000 city extra. s'.15 10
6 90: city saprnne, $40 10 $50; city
fne 3 IS % 500.
Meal-Ci.y, ror bushcl, 7Oci country, 60 to
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Circular Of Messrs. Thomas +. Jose X
Sons of Liverpool aud Bristol, England
dated Is, November, 1888, says During
the month Of October there was gond
demand, more especially for the better
grades Of Virginia and North Carolina
brighls."
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This pow ier never varies. marvel OF pc
ritz. streng q and whOicsOmcness. More eco
no nical tnln the ordinary kinds, and cannot
be cold in competition with the muititude OF
iOg tfst, short weight. alum or p1Ospnate
p)w.lCfa. Sold Orly lr cans. ROYAL BAh-
Na POW DER co SOB va Il. y. v
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-20
Pension. To West yirgtnIans,

WASHINGTON. September ls.-The fol-
lowing pensions have been granted to West
Virginiaus:
Increase-James F. Ewes, Whites Greek
Augustus ~SchoonOyer, Parkersburg; James
K. Anderson, Clarksburg; Daniel Tuel, Jr.,
Sisterville; Samuel Pollen, Sisterville; John
II. Evans, Van Camp; VIM. G. WindOn,
Peel Tree; Paschal T. Morton, Lizemore;
Robert Amos, Jerry's Run; Bartlett Waldo,
Grsntsville; Washington Martin, Pen
tress; John Buchanan, Romine's Mills;
VIM II. Martin, Shinnston; Thomas
Cassidy, Clarksburg; WIN. KOsicher,
Sleepy Creek Bridae; Mortimer Rose. Flat
wood; John Circle. Mason; Benjamin
F. Meeks, Parkersburg; Jacob Lsyman,
Metz; George Thompson, Bsckee's Mills;
Adam NJ. Kerns, Queens Mills; Jasper C..
Life, Morris; john b. Kidd, Cutsville;
Abel Vanscoy, M~orgsnsville; Reuben
Thomas, Wyoma; Azsriah F. Wilson,
Spencer.
Reissue - Samuel Kraus, Wheeling;
Daniel Campbell, Smithville; Eli Slower,
Soring Hill; Elias A, Thomas, Seott's
Mills; John II. Grimm, Parkefsburg;
Rufus Brain, Queen; James F. Gaines, st.
Clara; Michael Kinser, Beach Hill; Alex.
Clark, Spring Hill; John G. Mason, Terra
Alta; James +. Wood, Meadow Dale;
Norman L. Moore, Ellenboro; Elijah King,
Leading Creek; Granville II. Davis, New
Milton; David Baldwin, Kendslia; Ssml.
T. Williamson; Kidwell; Maloy W. Rock,
Lstsrt; James Mstlock, Weston; David
Stewart. WILLIAMSBURG; David Shavor,
Island Beach; Russell Brown, Chenille.
Reissue and Ineresse-Edward T.
Kirby, Hsrper's Ferry.
Mexican War Widows-Ssrah K, widow
of Alfred Phillips, Pleasant Creek.
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would lead 10 the most unfortunate re-
suits. Passing over the comment that
might be made, that il the surplus money
of the government is deposited in the banks
il is in q position to he svailsd Of by the
peoples fact which hss been recognized
by all past Republican administrations
we desire to point out Whist would be the
precise effect of the policy OF redemption
which Gen. HARRISON advocates.
There are outstanding at the present
time, in round numbers, 500, 00O, 900 of
4 per cent. bonds, redeemsble July l,
1907, and S225, 600. 600 of AZ per cent.
bonds, redeemable Sept. l, 1891. The
Secretary of the Treasury has been pay
Jog for the purpose of redeeming the
irst-named issue q premium of about ~
per cent, and for redeemiug the last
named issue q premium Of about Z per
cent. This premium is thought to he low,
because it has only drawn what may he
termed the circulating bonds that happen
10 be in the market. IL has not called ont
the bonds held by the national banks,
insurance companies, or large foreign IN
vestors. These latter prefer to keep
their bonds or to wait until the necessl-
ties of the people and the government COM
Del the payment OF 3 much higher rate OF
premium. It has been estimatedot b IN
order to redeem its debt in advance of ma
turity, TIE gorerRmeRt ioOuid probably be
compelled TO pay on the acreage a premium Of
not less than 80 per cent that is, on the 4
per cent bonds. In other words, the
money of the taxpayers to the amount Of
$3.50, OOO, 900 would, under the scheme
which General HARRISON approves, be
ueedlessly taken from them for the pur-
pose of giving bonuses To those who are 80
fortunate NJ TO he bondholders.
While We do not share the prejudice
against the redemption of the Government
bonds in gold because they were originally
paid for in greenbseks, feeling that the
United States should keep its word 10 the
letter, we should heartily share in the OPP
position that would be aroused to a set
tied policy which gave to the ~bondholders
not only a payment in gold but an un-
called for bonus of fifty cents for every
dollar they had advanced. Snch pay
ments would afford legitimate grounds for
grievance for it would be a complete and
direct robbery of the American people,
more bold even than the tariff because
more direct. However, even though little
HARRISON may suggest this scheme of rob-
berry in the interest of the bondholders
there is no reason for anyone to he alarmed
for he never will have a chance to official
ly recommend it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-20
What Maine Means.

w. AVN ANNfN"~N
With q under Mr.. Blaine's own
leadership; with an issue which would af,
feet Maine more than any other State; with
evOry party inducement to bring about the
political revolution which Mr.. Blaine
claims, the Republicans in a poll larger by
ten thousand votes, have q smaller plu-
rality than in 1884 Such isthe Maine re-
suit as read in the cold light Of history aud
not by the midnight enthusiasm OF Mr..
Blaine. 1t shows that the Democratic
party is stronger than in 1884 stronger
than ut any time since the election OF
Pierce in 1852, and that it has victory
within its lines, in so far ~ it supports the
integrity of Mr.. Cleveland's administra-
ton and maintains the highest standard Of
domestic principles.