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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-29
Nv GENERAL.

William Thompson, clerk of tho Boone
county, West Virginia. circuit court. was
strark on the head aud fatally injured
by stone thrown by Melvin Wilson, on
Tuesday week.
The Oklahoma territorial convention
met vt Guthrie Tuesday week and effected
an organization. South Oklahoma, (which
opposes everything Guthrie advocates"
was almost entirely unrepresentad.
Frank Morris, John Hell, James
O'Brien and Brodie Norris, mineis, were
caught beneath fall Of slate and killed
on Tuesday week in the mines of tire
Caunelton Goal Company, in Fayette
county, Vest Virginia.
In Louisville, Ky, last week LOOP
hcgshe .ds oe tobacco were sold at auc.
ton. This amounts 10 about million
ard half pounds, worth in the hogs.
head over 100000. It is said to be the
largest sale of tobacco ever made at auc-
ton in one day in the United States.
The report of the assignee o. the
leather fra OF ". F. johnson & Co.,
of Bostcn, presented to the creditors
| last week, showed that The liabilities are
/ 1896 217, of which Sl55 4G3 are oon-
/ klDktlNt ANAl lUt h55G'5 W5IOinf5. IL 10
thought that the firm will pay % cents.
! TIE director Of the Northern Pacific
railroad met lest week in New York and
| approved Mr.. Wizards scheme for plac.
! ipg q consolidated mortgage Of $3.50, 000,.
+! coo, and special meeting OF the pre-
! ferred stockholders will be held Oolober
18th to formally ratify the new mort,
! gpge.
| Secretary Window has decided Ia
| make change in the method OF appoint.
ing special agents Of the treasury. They
! will hereaf.e. be required to appear be-
| fnro board Of examiners for the pur.
pass Of testing their ii meas fur the ser.
vice, the examination to be non-oom.
petitivs AID not technical.
Judgments for S5S,516 have been en-
tered in New York against the firm o.
, Conegys d. Lewis, contractors. Mr.. Levin
ia in Chilli looking after large railwa,
contract. and it IS explained that thes'
judgments were taken with view of set
Ting up the partnership, as Mr. Comegyi
would continue in business here.
| Governor Hutchinson, Attorney Gen
eral Kellogg, Chief Justice Horton ant
Associate supreme Justices Valentine ant
Johnston OF Kansas, have furnished fol
publication statements declaring tha
woman suffrage at municipal elections il
Kansas has proved such great publ,
benefit that they advise other states I,
adopt 1t.
At Dedhsm, Massachusetts,, avoluntar,
petition in bankruptcy was filed in be
half of Edward Steese and Amasa CLARK
of the firm OF Brown, Steese q CLARK
wool dealers. Counsel for G. P. Brow
withdrew all objections, and he was de
clared insolyent. The Thornton Worste
J Mills, OF Providence, stopped yesterds,
as result Of the Brown, Steess d OIari
failure.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-29

The onjan pRc,a IS the lats-t fad in
rural society, aa5 It will d1ub.les9 inter-
tst city people Yao enjoy introducing
uniqie fS,tulga at their social entertain
men,s. Tho nniun game is not intricate
nor hasa &c lanyn. Six young ladies
atsud in row. rta hoitp9s gives a
''4ilyir agiGnedn cptoa TO tho head OF
the row, wao passes ii Sioug tho line.
Seine onu takes q bite, and thou tae
young mon, gh, hsya bern rigidly ex-
oi1aed from the drsang-room aud i'm
pcis locd Fo'newhar0 in tho vicinity of
ito fSunt t1'l het rack, are called upon
to cuc7g wac i. tie onion. Tho young
MAN who guess correctly il allowed 10
Kiss trs fai7 hiiaS @: the tender vegetable.
Ths game il il one reGpect hard oFteai
for y0ung men Who are good Ruessers,
but ths countEg papers report its "un-
qualified sucuess
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-29
A scrnp os paper saves Rer Life.

1t was lust an ordinary scrap OF wrapping
paper, but saved her liie. She was 10 the
last stages OF cnnsumOtion, told ny physi-
clans that she was incurable and could live
only short time; she weighed less than 10
pounds. On u piece OF wrapping paper ste
read OF DIR. Kings Nav Discovery, and got
sample bottle; it helped her, she bought a
large Dottle Il helped her more; bought
another and grew better fast, continued It's
use, and Il now strong. healthy, rosy plump,
weighipg $40 pounis. For fuller particulars
send stamp to W. II. Cole, druggist. Fort
Smith. Trial bottles of this wonderful dis
covery frae at Baaton Smiths drug store.
! corner Seventh ald Pine streets. Goods
delivered free.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-29
ra,,ure OF "A Fnrnncp company.

nEmISa, Pa, sus. 2i.--Lato THIS at.
ternuon tho l.sy.tone Furnace Company,
which operates twu large furnaces here,
with o capacity of 450 tens per week,
mRae 80 assignment ter the benefit Of
their cretit2rs. The president OF the
company, Henry Bashong, attributes the
taliure TO dullna7s III thS iron trade. The
prodnct OF the furnaces was mcstly sent
70 Eastern narEe;s, aad they used none
but NATIVE ores. fne assets of the CON-
pauy consists of tie two furnaces as
signed aud some land, probably worth
altogether S2DJ, 900. Mortgages are re-
corded against the company amounting
to SlS0,000, and the floating obligations,
some Of which mature to morrow, amount
20 between S6O 100 and $780, 900. The
failnrs will not affect any other local cor.
pora.ionB.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-29
Snt En.,r .,er Cent.

New York Eyonipc Post.
In 1887 urelt britain owned seven-
.Relfths OF this worlds shipping aud 20
par cent OF the worlds steam tonnage;
5ut out OF this immense aggregate, not
per cent performs gny direct services for
tae British government or receives one
tsrthing per sunnm from It'd treasury in
h. way of payment for anything; and
yet the psotectionists would have tho
meriean people believe that it IL she
employment OF this smsil fraction OF hal
nsriue tonnage by the BritiBa govern.
ment for mali service, AMI on the com
Densation for which not more than 40
average Of s per cent proit is probably
realized, that makes Great Britain mis-.
trssg of the SECS and gives her manufao
tnrers advAntsges over American com
petitors in dealing with foreign countries
The simple truth is that the British msr
camille marine prospers and continually
increases because Great Britain has freed
her commerce and freed her ships, while
we have shackled the one and destroyed
the other.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-29
nv sEPtIl5iO BshIdL.
.JnsIicn Fteid %py~ rae Never Wrote
s."ur- tshnrE EUr Trfry = pOii'icsi

.JHsIicn Fteid Spy~ rae Never Wrote u
s."ur- Ashi"G EUr Trsry = Political
support.
BAN Francisco, Aug. 2i-Mr. Porter
Aste heying : tsa.sst tho rssertion that
Justice fir!d a3ked iOr ThrrS'a political
support pHd that Judge atnfeldt had
the letter sssinS it, The indse has denied
tina. he aver had any Such letter. Justice
Field also speaks AGAIN and empnatically
on the enhjact. He says; II never wrote
such letter to Heydanfel It never
made any such offer to any human being.
l'he statement ia an utter salsehood.
There 10 not word OF truth 10 it,
''lf you never wrote such letter, what
reason can Mr.. Ashs have for making
such ststsmentt:" he was asked.
'Rsason," ne answered, mo reason be-
you'd tae fact that he is liar, maiig-
rant liar. Tha. is TIE only reason FOR
these statsments. Trey are oil lien, told
b, common liar. You eau quote me
as saying it. These statements are sim
ply lies. They have not the slightest
foundation, and the man who made them
, is malignant liar"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-29
TANNING Proc sss DISCOVERY.
Ca.i:ccnIa state UntVcrwity Claims
so EsSyc made Isie Elnd.

Ca,i:cenIG SInic UntVcrNity Claims
So Rave made J,ic Elnd.
SAN FRAacIbco, hrR ~ From the
state university st Hsskelsy conss re-
port of 8 discovery made by one Of the
professors ct the iustitntion, which, il
true, will result in revolutionizing the
leather industry.
Tie chim j. made that experiments
have dsts-plirsd that certain com5ina.
lions az ~. Gni oils With sulphur COM
ponnds wAen nsei fos tanning have the
efscs o, rendering les.her imperYious 90
WAFER md 20 pli2hle ns TO render it
almost iedsatluctib.e. The assertion is
m4lo that buma ard ehoes u4ru.
fac,ntei If leather thua prepared viii
las five limos is long Gs 10 footwear now
On .l.o market nth no additional cost.
Whrr II 9 csatiitrea that tho people of
tho Cni10t States ennuaIly erpsni $3n0,-
/ OGG DG0 Ter onuts ard Hho's Ibh import
arGa az tho Gsacovery which will reduce
th.J ezptnae forf ft;ts can lie imagined.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-29

LITTLE kocE, ARK, Aug. 22.-Newg
has been rscai7ei from Maysyiile OF s,
battle between two outlaws named Hall
sud Mason AID thres offisars who yer.
TRYING 10 arrest them. Hall and MasO.i
have besu selling whisky to tine Iadiaus
in the territory. Buiiets hsw thick ana
last, bnt mc-e thsp SO shots bsing ex.
changed. Il ID claimed Mason was
fatally wounded, bat both outlaws sue
ceedei in reaching the timber and os
Gaping. The officers were unhurt and
will start in pursuit with posse.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-29

All are entitled to the bes. that tbei,
money will buy, go every family should
have at once bottle OF the best family
remedy, Syrup OF Figs, to cleanse the
system when costive or bilious. For sall
in 900. and $I.0O bottles by ell loading
druggists.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-29

Tho proprietor of Komps Hasnm gives thou
sands 81 bottles away yenrlys This mode Of
advertising would prove ruinous II lilo liHiSnm
was not a perfect cure Of coughs and all thrpht
and lung troubles. IoI will sec the excellent
effect after lnking the first Gose. Don't hest
tate! Procure n bottle to-day To Keep In your
homo or room for immediate OF futare use
Trial bottle Tree at all druggists. Large size
hO. and Sl,0D.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-29

IT WoS'T BAKE BREAD.-ln other words,
HoGds Sarsnparilla will not do impossbilities.
It's prnprietors tell plainly what It has done,
submit proofs from SOURCES OF undnestiOned
reliability, and ask you frankly IL you are
suffering from any disease or affection caused
or promoted by impure blood or low state Of
the system. N try Hoods Sarsaparila. Inc
aEpNfi"urn NJ others l. sufficient assurance
H. ~. vim no. pr liannroiGted IN tho result.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-29

When Baby was sick, We gave her castorIa.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castora
when She had Children, she gave them Csstoria
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-25
ANOTHERPUBLIC BENFFACrREss-

ANOTHER PUBLIC BENEFACTREss.
New York city is q great city. It is the
home Of Col. ELLIOTT F. SHEPARD, aud
the only original talking chimplrzee i'm
ported from tie African forests. The God
de.s ofliba-iy resides there aud the remains
Of the late isuented Mr. CROWLEY are g.
cIeily irtsusd there. Blu New York hss
added another 20 her long g. IF remarka-
be chars,tess, and IL so doing hos con
fe,red blessing on oppressed women
kidd the wcslf over
Mrs. GALB dos 10. rejoice in s name
that indicates dec mt irOm Romsn Dstri-
clans or even nom the Pilgrim Fathers,
but she has made herself bright and shin
iDg light in Gotham. While 'Sorosis'
was spending its time in useless discussion
of the elevation Of women, she cut the
Gordian knot at one fell sRoop. A few
nights ego her liege lord and master an
nounced a purpose TO attend bis club
meeting As he did nos return az the
hour. when IS a patriotic citizen he should
have sought hrs castle aud begun TO bear III.
share in soothing the rising hope OF the
house Of GALE. the Ingenious Mrs GALL
proceeded 70 the rcene Of reyeiry sno
stationiog herself in the hall cried fire
at the top Of her voice. Il is needless t.
say that the club room was soon empned
Mr. GALB was captured and his tTium-
phan. better-half marched homewsrd with
her prizs.
Mrs. GALE is public benefactress.
She has suggested a perfect solution Of the
great question, that agitstes so many
households, and il he women Of New
York City DO not adopt her plan it viii b'
because they are lacking 10 spirit I'D wives
and are content 70 be poor crushed, neg
lected beings. The preliminary cannon
aiding st Waterloo sounding in the Brus
sells bail ROOM, did noi create one-tc1ih
the CONSERVATION that few able luDged
wives can in the yicin ty of one OF Ne"
York's fashionable clubs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-25

ny in is work, bat to express some views
which held in the matter, and which l
find are coincided in By at least four mem
bers oftbe city council, and at most all citi-
zsns of Martins Ferry, who are not tinan-
cially interested in the railway. II /, by
any of the language used expressed any
disrespect for any of the gentlemen inter
ested. 1 did it unintentionally. CONSIDER
II he duty of Messrs. Cochran, Bissell and
Hsnes. as directors and owners Of the
railway II get all they can from the town.
Nv desire is that the railway shall get all
there is 10 be had without seriously inlur-
ing the city. AZ I said in my other con-
muuicalion. # 80 is found necessary that
we shall suffer some incOhven ence 70 leu
them 10, we should suffer 1t willingly N
consideration Of the good we expect to get.
But careful consideration and due dehbera-
ton are necessary to intelligent legisla-
ton. and warrant the railway managers
gave the matter much more thought
than We will before, they decided upon
their policy. wish further 10 explain a
few matters. The item in the REGISTER
is incorrect IN calling me property
owner. l am Lot sn owner, but am
property representative (Ths property OF
my widowed mOlher) In stating that
the police were called upon to hinder a
personal encounter, you ae in error, and
append a statement by Marshal Burns IN
proof. That statement will also answer
tbe charge IN the NeiCs-LetteT that l reach
ed towards my hip pocket.
In conclusion ] wish to say that the
town was "buncoed,N If l properly
understand the term, when it passed
the ordinance giving the c., L. *
W railway the night Of way on
First street, few years ago, and nine
tsnths Of our citizens Gre now cory for the
rash action of Council in the matter. l
further defy Judge Cochran OF any other
person to dispute that the recon-
mendations made By last Fridays
communication CONCERNING the style
of ordinance which should re passed,
are no. in keeping with sound, sensible,
Dpfight public policy. In explanation oil
Why wrote u communication at all, will
ssy: Because l am a newspaper man, and
young man, d0ss not hinder me from
doing what hundreds Of other persons do,
who wi g communications on matters per
tsiniDg to public policy and not dealing
with private personality.
J. W. PHOBBUs.
wish 10 state on bshalf of Mr. PhOe-
bus, tast be at no time has showed any in
clination 10 assault Judge r II. Cochran
o. any one else. was present st the
Council meeting on Friday, and called a
has in the talk because the argument had
grown loud. WIN. BURNS,
City Marshal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-25
BLOODY BONES TALKS.

The Wheeling REGISTER still wants
some one 20 wade In blood 10 "a under
stood that the editor OF the REGISTER only
wades by proxy At least. when such
gentleman as Senator woodward invite
him 90 conflict, he shoulders the war on
on his 'young MAUI Sure enough, ii
Jim were wounded OF slain, who could at
tend TO the financial necessities Of the
REGISTER -RHtiie GazeHe
the above gives signs Of improvement in
the GEofe', Eoglish The able end war
ike editor probably meant that the editor
of the REGIsrER cqdes only By proxy, in
stead of "only wadss, and such gentlemen
as Senator WOODWARD, instead Of such
g1fmm There is nope for bin vet, s1d
if the REGIsTEE can aid in tbe cause of
good English by becoming s. subject for
him to practice on, it ia perfectly willing
to be sacrificed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-25

lEPUBLICANISM AND TIKI SOUTH.
The return Of the Republican party to
power has brought out the Southern car
pet-bsgger in an his glory. Ina the scram-
bling for offices there is no other such
scramble as among the southern Repubh-
cans The result is not harmonizing, and
When politicians Of this stripe begin to
quarrel among themselves the arising odOr
ia not the most pleasant
Congressman COLEMAN, Of Louisiana,
has been on the wsr path, and he sealps
some Of his brethren through the columns
of the New York Tribune. He says that
the men who control the party machinery
in the South are Republicans for revenue
only. They do not want Republicans
elected to Congress because they would be
new rivals for patronage, and candidates
SIRE put mp only to be knocked down. Mr.
COLEMAN says he is confident that Repub-
lcan leaders in his own district opposed
him and put mp money to detsst him.
Some Of these men undertook to secure
Offices for applicants on consideration that
they got part Of the salary.
These words come from Republican lips,
and they cannot be ascgibed to political
prejudice. It is amisfortune 20 the south
that the leaders OF the Republican party in
it are Just such men IS Mr.. coleman de-
scribes. A few unprinciplsd politicians
ally themselves with masses Of Ignorant
voters for no other purpose than to trade
on their votes. In most csses President
HARRISON viii be compelled TO recognizes
these savory gentlemen. They will secure
the offices for themselves or parcel them
out among their followers, and the result
viii be an era Of corruption and mis-
rule limited only by their power as Fed
eral officers.
It Is no wonder tina, the south remains
sol'diy Democratic. RePublicauism in its
midst represents concentrated viciouspsss
and ignorance. When the Rernbiic,n
party Of the South puts on the garments If
political snd fusncial corruption "a sr,i
be time to talk about the solid sontb
breaking mp.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-25
Commissioners Miller.

Hon. Joseph S. Miller yesterday retired
f-om the office Of CommissiOre of Internal
Revenue, and was succeeded ny Hon. John
W. MsOD, another West YirgiDiaD. Nc
officer in the Government retires with
more fr.eads than does Nj Miller, and nC
officer has made 8 record more credi'abls
to himself, to his Safe, to his party and t.
dis country than his lie has conducted
hi Office upon business principles always
and mas made pTty subseryent to The
higher Interests of the country. Oh his,
SIR Cleveland said shortly before the Al
CT March: Il shall always insist that mr.
Miller is az excellent officer ia every re-
spect," and Ceyeland's opinion is the
opinion of al who came IL contact with the
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-25
4ea .4dgsntsentfGs.
PROPOSALS
For Curbing. and Redresslng and Re.
settling Curb and Crossings,
Ohio stone.

CtEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
= at the Office of the Board Of Public Works un
OH u O'Clock noon OF SATURDAY, MARCH 80
l5S9 for furnishing and Setting Curb, (OhiC
stoue) Also, for Redressing and Resetting Old
Curb and Crossings Specifications can be seer
at the Office OF the Board.
The successful bidder will be required to give
bond with two securities, to be approved by The
Board, conditioned for the faithful performance
OF the contract. The Board reserves the right tC
reject any or all bids.
Proposals to be marked Proposals for New
Curbing and Resetting Curb" and addressed
Board of Public Works
By order Of the Board
mr2li r. NJ. DARRAH, Clerk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-25
JUDGE FLEMING'S NOTICE OF con
TEST.

IEsls
On Gen. GoFF rests the respor sibility OF
inauguratiDg a systematic effort to dis
franchs Sc voters in West Virginia. The
msiority Of the specifications in his counter
notice of contest were d.m-y technical
titles that would be accepted by no tribunal
whose purpose was to learn Che true viii Of
the people of the State. The Democratic
candidates original notice challenged over
one thousand names, ard 10 no case was
there a challenge on technical grounds
alone. GoFF's counter notice included
800 technical specifications
Ina the face of this gross attempt to deny
homes. voters the right Of ballot, it was
the duty Of Judge FLDuNG's counsel 20
protect the interests eff their client by
meeting these technicali,iss The supple
msntary notice OF contest does this. On
the same technical grounds that Gen.
GoFF bases his contest, an equal number
of Republican votes are contested. It rests
with the candidate OF the Republican par
iy TO say whether he will persist 10 con-
testing the right Of voters on mere legal
pretenses.
10 is the duty Of the Legislature to as
certain who were the legal voters of the
State, and what was the expressed will Of
the majority. The Democratic leaders
viii take the ground that no vote shall be
disallowed, on a bubble Of law. Also
lutte fraud must be proven, but if forced
from this lust and honorable ground, the
technical specifications in one case will
balance those in the other. Gen. Corr
win be none the gamer by his assault on
the electoral rights Of / 500 of West Vir-
ginia's legal voters.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-25

THERE viii be q lively scramble for the
State Reform School. Morgantown, PIun-
iyt0wu, Elizabeth, Phillip, st. George
and half dozen other places are sll con
fdent that the Legislature had them in
mind when it passed the law. 10 some Of
these towns would call home their ambi-
t'o1s statesmen who are at Washington
and put them at work for Che Reform
School, they would stand much better
chance of getting it, and win President
HiRR1sON's most distinguished regard
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-25
DIED.

IOCK-saturday, March 23d, 1859. EMILY
reiict of Thos Pollock, in the S5th year Of her
age.
Funeral from her late residence, Island, on
Tue.dsy, March 10Th, at 2oclock p. N. Friends
of the family are invited to attend the services
at The residence. Intement private, at Green
wood
ELBERT-On sunday afternoon. March 9th
lSs3. at 1;l0 O'Clock, JOHN ELBERr aged IS years
Funeral notice hereafter
THOMAS-On Saturday March % 1859 at a
m, WILL n. THOMAS son of. T. Thomas, in his
10Th year
Funeral service at the residence Of his father
corner Of Fifth and Hanover streets, Martins
Ferry. Ohio Monday afternoon at ? O'Clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-25

THE Weston Democrat has begun an agi-
iation in favor Of establishing tie State
Reform School at Spencer, and consolidst-
ing The insane asylums at Weston. The
Democrat advances some strong arguments
in favor of this course.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-25
REYNOLDS, The TaiIor. Fourth s.
That Couuou-RanrOad Episode. :

To ne Editor or ne RsGi8T:
SRA communication written by my
self and which appeared in your paper on
last Friday morning, has created quite s
furore Hon. Robert H. Cochran has taken
exceptions to it, and made an address to
the city council Of Martins Ferry, in
which he used rather harsh language to-
wards myself, aud the N0rs-Leiter con-
taius @ yillainous statement in the same
line Harsh words, however, break no
bones, aud If by my communication have
10 any way helped 60 get for The city Of
Martins Ferry q better ordinance for
themselves. am content 20 stand any
stigma which the honorable gentleman
may have created against me. My inteu-
ton was not % hinder The railway cOmpa-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-25

ELDER HARRISON would do well to go
around by Kentucky, when he makes bis
visit to indianapolis The Ohio warriors
are hungry and bloOdthirsty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-25

THE wholesale importation Of show
freaks from the African forests should
stop. Col ELLIOT F. SHEPARD has
rights that must be protected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-25

Ir is believed that Ohio viii get another
Presidential appointment before the snow
birds come sgain.