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Cigars are much IKE Dead Sea fruits
TO ashes on the lips.


In tho medical line is the pleasant fruit
laxative, Elixir OF Dates. II combines
the active properties Of dates, fgg and
primes In such q way as To make II ole
81 the most pleasant and effective reme-
dies on the market. Il Is easily taken
BY old and young, and Is q sure cure for
habltual constipation, bilIouSness, dye.
pepsla, Sick headache and piles, and gil
diseases caused by q weak stomach, dis
eased kidneys or inactive liver. Sold in
so cent bottles by q. r. GoetSe, W, w
irwin, ". i, Williams, John laughlin,
Logan drug Company and Goodwin q
%. wholbSale agents,
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"Lettlng the past alone and looking
only to the future, the duty OF the
Democratic party Of Hamilton county is
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Ths bpst galve In the world lot cptat
bruises, sores, tilCete, aAlt lheuin,, ieyel
sofoO, letter, chanpBd handle GILL lAinggt
corn5, aud al sRlh tfuptlOnai And posi-
iiyely cures piles. Of no pay tpluifed
II n guaranteed u rive perfect eaIloia0
lion, 81 money refunded. Price % cent
pef boz. Fol sale BY Logan Drug %,
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NEW YORK, Oct 10, Flour, receipts "a, 6sS pack
Rgesi exports AHA barrels aud ~, az sacks sale
", ~ barrels Wheat, 70, elnts 26s,t50 bushels
exports 5l,v'9 bnshelsi sales 1901 I0O bushels o
active and h,gheti No, 0 red slsSoj npgradel
rod 71Gglci options fair aud higher No, y nd
October SB1sei November sT3Sis1]6e, closing al
s!6ei Des6IheeE ssyso; january s9|Sas0tSc
closing ~ S0ui May p!ao9'Ec, closing ~ yS3Sr
hpsbels; sales $4,000 bushels Of futures and
LOCO bushels Of spot; maFSet less ActlHei
lugraded mixed sSa4UIGc; October 3sJGASgISc,
clos ng a. 3D1kCi November loot December lie;
S Wy VIZ 3bas S eel Sn sRSSe g.
No. while 100: mixed western IA
GEOi white. do 97aS6ci No, chicago
20. Hay and hops quiet, Colee options steady
and SSlS points pp; October iS.vOal6i9o; Eoyeni,
and june li,OSaiS,iOC July Il ti.s'C; SPOT Rio
firm q 1879. Sugars active, MolANes quiet
Rice tFn: !allDw stronger R0sln lrTn. Tur.
pvltCe dun " BEe, kggs dull western 20c.
rgrk lowos, meas Sl9 0Oal2 SOL extra prime
steam 6fOGi October ., C0ci November G,iSei De
eelnber SIC; January $3.50; February j27c;
March 0 40, Butter elsyi Elgin 25bSc; vest ri
dairy 9aitc; creamery 12a2iIGc. Cheese steadyi
western 9alOc,
CHICAGO, Oct, lo-The trading IN wheat was
very p4lanllve to-day lHd, u decidedly hulliSh
prominent iScal shorts Stsfted t6e mSTkst ara
tGday'S in6uclceS caused 4 further sham m.
probation Ia values, Some 81 the trader said
that the short Interest account was fhF a sudden
speculation aud sui hlgher rFICes Corn irnl
aud prIres hiEher, OatS, iItieIioing. Proyisions
dull Flour tlrm.' Whea, cash No. q spring
slSas43SOi No. spring GsaGgC; No. . red SgSis
s2sSc; October SlS4aS4l99Sc, closing Ut S99Ec; Do
SegHipel sSNASlII closiug " SIG; year ~
a9c9f, cl0slng ~ $685. May eI9Ee. Corn, cnlhNo.
aud October TlC; hOYe Hber 3l1Gci December
3lCi May 3JMc, OAts, cash No, 2 aud October
isDci November lpNGi pepemnpt 1901 MAY
HEI,s& Aysss, ~ liz 1t ss,RsIey NO.. ae
S ~ aE. ~ or tSSSgH yS!o1sr sigWi Move leet
Saat d. octo6er ' Sioc sSSC Syemb sa; S ~!
yess ~ SV Is'.,s,y AZ SuISnpE otYS'
S6c, V'' S6gon, I Srs SvV' BACON, snort nos
WTGiILv ~ ~ e. :Vvvi shoIt elyIk p,ovc
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wlTu Ely's Dream Balm a child can
DO treated without pain or dread and
with perfect safety. Try the renedy.
1t cures catarrh, hay fever and colds in
the head. It is easily applied into the
nostrils and gives relief with the first
application. Price Soc. MwPdw
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Asslgnee's Sale.
.SIGSEEs SALE.

A sSlGNEE'S SALE.
~ i, virtue of deed Of assignment made by
vincent il Canon and Emily, Ills wife, 10 nc az
SSIgBec, dated on the 10Th day Of .CptembeF,
iNg and nCumcd In the Office q lhe CLERK 81 me
Co,lbW Counni ohio County, West virginia, III
Ncl ii Trust Book No ", pHge W, VIII Acll ~
puhlrkar on the pre- piAes, on
THURSDAY ,Tilg7rH DAY OF NOVEMBER, so
ron eurlng At II o'clock a. m, the following
described property, lnat y to say: AZ lh4t esr
n N,st Alexander on the waters oil Little
WhtelngtrcS, In Liberty district Ohio COUNT T.,
Wrd Virginia aud adjoining the lands OF tho
heirs Of James Il. Hell, deceased, William !.
II hllham, u. 7. Atkinson and others, ana
GotldrdRs follows Beginning u hickory tree
10 AiElall run ln the any lands IoTmGriy own
al M Aip.es Hull und thence with lulIE llne,
NORTH gdeIWCs. west ~ poles TOD beech In lIulFh
ilnr thence uOTlh o. degrees, west 1876 poles 70 u
Llafk unk In lbv line Of lands formerly owned by
William GilmOrt. now u. T, AtkinS0ni thence
snplh 4 degrees west ~ poles 10 sugar Tree IN
WhithAts line; thence Gust lb poles 10 the
placed beginning, mud containing One hundred
ACRES nOrti uf less, Thlsbtlng the Bame property
thai VAST rl,,i to the said Vincent u. larson
by The will Oi Joseph Carson, deceased, nov o.
ntrDfd In tlO CcIk'B office ul tue county Court
OlOhO County, West Virginia. III VIII Book No.
7,pgGSl.
llsOat thesnmc time and place, Twill sell tho
following described personal propertyi
ShpHi OF work horses, 2 two yGAt old COILS
Il beadOi milkcOWs.
glhlad Of hogs sud shouts, a part OF which are
Thoroughbred Berkshire.
Drthug binder Woods moving machine, !
Champion moving machine, Buckeye hay
nkp lRrm NFgOn, ! bnriug wagon, breaking
plOWs, spritg tooth harrow, 2 double shovel
plOWs / cGlllyatOr, ! corn urlll, cora shelter:
ldOuBe seis VI Yankee harness, double sct oi
driving huinCH mans Gaddlc, 2 side saddles,
ltlilug Birdie, 2CollHS, pltChtDTkS, . Shoyels.
1OUlittt VI oak lumber
~ bushels Of oats, lOU bushels Of wheat,
lNOshHAs VI corn.
q tOhsO hay, aud an undivided Olle.thirdlln'
ieIttLlu horse power thFCShing machine.
TENS OF SALE W FARM,--ThteU thousand
dollall aud ~ much lhOt0 NJ the purchaser may
elect to ray, In Cilsn on dAyuI sale, the balance
l1tWOequll lnStallmeuls ut lila Enl two years,
n0us bearing interest from day VI sale 10 be
siyCt lo the DEF trrd payments, secured BY q
detdOl rust Oll heprOpCrty.
TLGNsOR EEsOSAL fkOpERTY,--All Sums oil
ten dOAI And under, fash; all sums over ten
dOllahA credit Of eight mouths Will DO given
purchase, giving cote WIthappT1yed security,
". N. DUNLAP,
CnANHEEs HARVEY, Assignee.
OciDAw Anctionc6r
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FINANCE AND FRADl
The Features Of the Money and Stock
Markets.

Nht AtNFHFta VI Nhp AANhNH hNN NfNNA
Markets,
NV York, Oct lO,-Monsy on call easy
hanging At b}ssaS per cent last loan 6per cent
olOsol offered AZ per cent Prime mercantile
paper sac per cent Sterling Exchange quiet a
81 Sg3SAl sG5I, Sales $4,000 ShareE
The stock market opened stIong at advances
extending 70 u per cent, and alter Z Alight I'M
pf0vnmelt the Whole market gave way and drop
ped throughout the forenoon, while AtehlRon
reached the lowest price In its history aud New
England ~ lowest aimee July. Aspgft lp North
cru n iho helped 70 rally The llst IN the after.
Manhattan and 81. Pau, were strong IN the after.
noon. This market closed fairly active and heavy
Rt something under the opening figures. The
majority Of stocks HFe lower 70 night Cotton
Alchlk0n w per cent
Railroad bond fairly aetlvej lalea $4,000
Government and State ondsdun and steady,
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REYIsIoN on rnR FARIrp

laws. Changes Of the relative value Of
articles compel a frequent revision Of the
rates Of duties, and such reviHion was
entered upon by the Senate Of the United
States at Us last session. II Is NOT a re.
vision OF the tariff that Iobject 10, but
1t Ia revision Of the tariff in the llue Of
free trade. The bill proposed by the
Senate strengthens the protective sys'
TEN, guards against under valuation,
makes clear what has been perverted by
false construction, and will secure to all
industries-to tho people Of all parts Of
the country-a simpliaed protective tariff
that will enable US In a short time 10
make in our country every article essen.
tial to human life, while the Mills bill
will discourage further investments In
manufacturing establishments and turn
thousands OF labOring men now hOnora-
bly, aud prohtably employed IN pursuits
in which they are skilled, to farming or
other pursuits In competition with lar.
mers already too numerous, thus In
creasipg the supply and lessening the
demand for food products.
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NEW YoRK, Oct IO.--Pls iron firm American
SIS ONal7 10, Copper roIiinal Gt sl0 ". Leat
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HOE. J0Hg SHERMAN.
His First Speech in the Cam
paigO Delivered at
oRRylLLE, OHIO, THURSDAY,
Sound American Principles Laid
Down by Great sta1esman-The
Democratic Frauds in Ohio
Good Speech all Through

FFom ne sateA Of Hon. John Sherman oT7vtlf
o., October 10, lsss.
In national politics the great ques'
ton is whether the policy OF pro-
tectiug and diyeFsiiyiug American
industry by our taif Laws shall
be sustained and supported by fur
ther legislation, or shall be abandoned
to return to the old policy OF indiaer'
ence or insufficient protection. The Re-
publican party Is strongly committed to
the protective policy, The Democratic
party is opposed to this policy with a
strong tendency towards free trade. We
believe that in levying duties on i'm
ported goods, which 10 and must be tue
main source Of national revenue, every
article that can be readily made or pro-
duced in this country should have the
benefit Of such a duty on foreign pro-
ductiUns competing with il as viii in'
duCe their production or manufacture
here, We believe that this principle
should be imparIlally extended TO Gh
branches OF industry, whether on the
farm or In the workshop or in the mihei
tnat this policy Will add to our wealth,
llake US independent Of other nations,
give profitable employment to our own
people aud better wages to our working
men, and that this Is far more important
than TO be able 10 purchase cheaper
goods In foreign markets. This Issue
was fairly met in the last campaign upon
the message OF President Cleveland, and
was decided in favor Of the Republican
policy by the vote Of nearly every north
ern State. But this policy Is constantly
assailed by the Democratic party, and
will 10 the Chief subject Of controversy
10 the next Congress.
Mr.. Campbell, with some show Of
weakness, is now committed to this
policy.
by Mr.. Campbell, The Mills BILL was
thoroughly discussed during the canvass
last year, but the Democratic purity, mot
satisfied with one defeat, invOkes your
Judgment again upon the same issue,
and presents the Mills bill as the tormu.
lated statement Of It's creed. This bill
was concocted and framed by a commit.
tee OF the House, composed mainly Of
southern Representatives, who repre-
sent but little domestic manufactures,
but inherited and openly esponsed thu
theories which led to the civil war.
LIDO not deny that there is a propriety
in a
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PETROLEUM.

Oil CRY, Oct. l0.-openGd at osNc; high.
est 9Oic; lowest esgi closed a. gGGf sales "
nguO; shipments 62,GOl barrels runs 50 i60 bar
relS
NEW YoRE, Oct lO;-7pcholeum opened ateady
at OSLO, aud sitter slight advances IN the early
dealings MggCd OF aud closed at qs14ci salet
40 wv barrels.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Oct 10 Pettolepm dull and
stesiyj oTened q 90ei plosVd etSs9{ci highest
ggISCj iowpst axe
BhAppORp. pa, Oct. lC.-orened OF 900; closed
at OS3ici hlgheAt 9Dci lowest aSaSc; vlCarances
nc, 0OJ 6aEFeis.
TTusvlIiE, TlA., DOT. TO- opened at eSNc;
highest jGc; lowest VSAAkci closed at 0S14c.
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TnE cleaning, antiseptiC and healing
qualities Of Dr.. Sage's Oatarth Rsned,
are nnenualed.
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Great Relief

Is instantly Afforded sufferers from
Bronchitis, by the use Of Ayers
Cherry Pectoral. Either as an ano-
dyue, to allay Inflammation, or IN OK.
psetorant, to loosen and bring away tho
mucous, this preparation has no equal,
Last winter / contracted severe
cold, which, by repeated exposure, be-
came quite obstinate, ! was much
troubled with hoRrSeness and bronchial
irritation, After trying various medi.
clnes, without relief, At last purchased
bottle Of Ayers Cherry PeCtOral, On
taking this medicine, my cough ceased
almost Immediately, anti lave beOn
well ever since, ~ Rev Thomas u.
Russell, Secretary HoIston Conference
and r. u, OF the GTeenYille Dist, N, 2, O.
JonesborO, Tenn,
My mother was sick three years and
very low with bronchitis. We feared
nothing would euro her. One Of my
friends told me about Ayers Cherry
pOctoral. She tried II, has used eight
bottles, and Is now well."-T, II, d,
Chamberlain, Baltimore. Md.
Ayers Cherry PsctoraI,
PREpAREp NJ
Dr. ]. Q. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
sOldbyAlIDruggII'', Price eli .lI bottles, 1s.
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especially II blessed with a wife whose
hours arc not spent in misery caused by
those draggiug.doYn pains arising from
weaknesstB peculiar 10 her sex, Rerce's
Fayorite Prescription relieves and cures
these troubles and brings sunshine TO
many darkenea haules. S9ll by drug
gists'pnder posiitpe guarantee from man-
Iifacturer's OF satisfaction or money re-
funded. Read guarantee on botLle.wrap-
per.
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Now, fellow citizens, lot 10 turn 10
State politics. You Will have In o few
days, perhaps The most Important State
election iof twenty Year,, and tho tn6nt
important question Involved al the cleo.
ton 10 whether We thAll have free and
fair elections Ia the State Of Ohio. YOU
may say that We are oil Ia favor oil ialI
elections. Mt, Campbell has already
said 30, but he does not state the action
Of tie Democratic party IN the conduct
Of elections, not only Ia Ohio but ID
other parts Of this country, It's yery
easy 10 BOY We arc for fair elections, but
do W. conduct them taItly9
do not count thudh upon ptgtil1 es
but Upon acts, and gu compelled "
tho truth 10 Bay that the Democratic
party 81 Ohio ha1l in tho past blx year
! done more 10 degrade and dePfay'
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belIeire y zanesyills Through PASSENGER lesvOs
n ' Inv ~ stV a'n arrives At BeIGlFe al S;S0
HS9dsnsld paS'epRer leaves BSllaIre At 4;sOp.
spmmeFteld Accommodations leave, ps,,.t..
.Il.:san M: arrives At ii;S 4. m ~ 'N''@'''
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Birtulian PaunCsloip Is on hIsway back
10 this county with all lls pretty dAugh,
ten. He couldn't be better equipped
iof diplomacy Ia Washington,
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PaoTRssoa GApfuiRh Of Paris, states
that certain vital processes oil the body
develop putteiylng Substances 10 the
lleopVg, which n not gpeelll 9 llmlnated,
pT0dutU dIsehAe, Ayetsb e4fSapatilla
elects the removal 6fltcse Substances,
aud thereby pteabfyea health, paw
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TUE FULLEST COMPETITION


By individuals aud corporations In do.
nestle production. II such individuals
or corporations combine to advance the
prige1t domestic product and to prevent
the free rebuilt 81 open and fair compete
ton ! would witho9t'A molpengg AegItg'
too reduce the duties on ioteigt gb6dp
competing with them, In order 10 break
down tue combination. The effect Of
ppen competition In domestic produc.
ton has ulss2A been and always will be
to reduce The prices. lCopld give YOU
Statistics by thu hour, ID sHow that In
every department 81 domestic Industry
that 10 protected by our tariff laws tic
uniform effect Of competition Ia To 10.
duce the price 70 the consumer 70 the
mere cost Oi pseductltp. Fottpi A'ely In
biUSt cases whBre ptoduGssssccsg 70 open 70
Cotppptitlap, combinations and trusts aTS
short liyed and end 10 bankruptcy.
What tho Republican marty geeks 10 40.
pompllBh nov 10 such projection % Will
Induce domestic competition Ia every
article that can DO manufactured or pro
duCed ID this country with reasonable
facility, such dlyersity Of production a.
will make 10 independent Of all natlonI
for the neCeaBaflee OF life.
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TRAVELERs, GUIDE.

A RRIyAL.A AND DEPARTURE OF
~. ~ INA IkAlEsv on and Alter May y lssy,-kx,
!, excepted honday excepted. saturday
Ess,gpIe5 Sunday only, Saturday Only.-
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Medical.
HEATH AND BEATTY.

HEALTH AND BEAUTY,
swIaI Specific has cured my little niece Of
white swelling Of the worst type More than
twenty pieces of bone came out OF heFieg. sho
Wasnot able 70 walk for eight months, and was
on cFusohel ayeaT, Tho doctors advised Ompu.
lation, but IreAlied, and put her on 8. 8, 8.
She Is now a well and playful a. any child.
Mas. ANNIE GEEsLIS0. Columbus, Ga,
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free
SWIFT sPra4o Co., Drawers Atlanta, Ga
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A11II,.lssWI6lIall,

Te1dI SVttngt
watch? Have you left itwith the jewell
Brovn-Well, not precisely. It has
changed handle.
u suppose you bet IT on the wrong
Mo, a plckpocket got away with It,"
"Too bad. We'll, hope the scouu.
drel will wind up in jail"
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To a protective tariff Is that II encourages
trusts and combinations, IN restraint Of
trade aud production, This Is a grave
mistake. Such trusts and combinations
have no connection with the tariff laws.
They exist in free trade Countries Us
we'll as in productive countries, In re-
spect to domestic productions aud espe.
Clally those which do not compete with
foreign productions. The largest trusts
are those founded upon patents, exclu'
sive rights, or by great corporations
strong enough to control oil establish.
ments engaged In particular industry.
| believe these trusts and combinations
are against public policy and should be
declared MIL anl void. 1t is difficult to
deal with thep by legislation, but yet 1t
Is the duty Of Congress and every State
Legislature 10 pass proper laws 10 pre-.
vent these combinations. They are pre-.
Clsely like the combinations that existed
10 England centuries ago, when monop-
Olies were granted by kings to favored
eourtieye, or land held In mort-main in
vast nasbes Rfotepted ppder coyer Of re.
ligiols institutions and by laws Of prI.
niogeniture and entail. The most dan:
gerous form OF these combinations 10
when they are made by corporations
created by law to conduct particular
buapgpsr Corporations are absolutely
necessary 10 Goldpct the great business
Of modern times, They are artificial
bodies created under general or special
acts, with view TO allow many indivld.
ialB to jOip in . single enterprise and to
unite their capital 70 accomplish q task
too great for q single i6llyTdlak When
such corporations, Engaged In q partiGl.
lar business, combine together with a
view to prevent competition and to I'D.
SupCc prices on tie tecessaries Of life
should be dealt WITH With d bold, 5tEcpg
band,
FAs primary object of q protective
tafiH iBto inHitn
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JOHN II. ROEMER,
pp,noinaI,
Vt, De CHANTAL,
NEAR WHEELING, ". VA.
Observation-Disclosures

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Educational.
STAN M ERING

Nay b thoroughly aud permanently cured by
Hgthoia Of instruction based upon, scientific
demanded, The I,ttem, which u entirely Odu
mtltnAl, Is endorsed by many OF The most prom
lnthi ednCaton ana physicians Of the country.
MRs 81. STEVENS HART,
Ithril Al Of the Warrington School Of El0Ci'
tand Ontnfy.
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MID pleasures and palaces, tho we may roam
Be Il eyer 50 humble, therCh no place like
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1OLRno, o., oct. i0.-WhOat firm aud higher
cash aud October S8Ac; December Sl14c; Ma!
70. Corn Il; cash, $50. Oats quiet; cash
2ltic. Cloyerseed active; cash, % 121S; Eoyem
Der IS rs; March 81 w.
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LIED TO CIVIL WAR.

7 need not tell You Of the appalling
FRAUDS In the SoItll, where a whole race,
inVented by the Constitution al the
United States with the right to vote,
have practically been denied that right
aud subjected to the most cruel oppres.
sion and wrong. hope and believe
that II Is not so bad now Dis formerly, but
still, in the States where the Coiored PEG.
Pile are In the majority, they are, by less
cruel eyiCes thigh formerly, denied the
right 10 vote, and to-day MORE thaithir.
W Democratic votes IN the House Of
Representatives are based upon the negro
population Of the South who are practi.
cally denied the rightto choose q Repre-.
sentative. Now, can there be any man
90 ignorant In this intelligent community
that he does not know these facts, aud
that allthese crimes are committed atthG
dictates OF race prejudice and In tile III.
tsfest Of the Democratic patty2
let the" lsk you ANOTHER question.
Where or when have frauds been praC.
tlced at elections by thu Republican par.
ty? That here and there vote may be
Illegally cast, or some political trick or
deyIce resorted TO TO secure an advantage,
u 10 not question. Human nature 10
pretty much the same everywhere, and
crimes will be committed by men Of all
parties, eredep and eeete. Every family,
almost contrihutep Q rascal To The Reh.
eral stock, but whore or when did The
Republican party engage In fraud
When has II deprived any class Of legal
voters from CASTING their votes7
sometimes our Democratic friends re.
ter Ia
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-11
Epoch.

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-11
NORTH MAIN STREET SCHOOL

For boys ana GlfISI
ElNesp I aud iOyCan Of age, will he opened the
sskCONh MONDAY IN sEpTkllBER, Al No.
~ NMS sIRggt, by Miss MAE BELLE HART,
FORMERLY NJ Washington, y. q.
If, Inc school VII BE- conducted on the general
uhes Of the kindergarten.
french conversation aud CAilSthenlc exercises
Sliho4i extra charge A Piano III the school
he Chlldtcn.
CHARGES MODERATE.