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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-02
Political.
Republican Primaries.
At a meeting Of tho County Committee. he'd
OIL Friday evening, July Is, tho following action

Alta meeting Of tho County Committee, he'd
oil Friday evening, July Is, the following action
was taken:
Rtso,rn,, Tint u primary election Of ReYublI.
can voters be held on Saturday, August ., from
@ to . O'Clock p. NJ. In the city, aud iiom
= 10 =. m. IN tho country, 10 select
ten delegates from each dliirlci 70 a
August 10, al . p. IN, which convention mail
nominate candidates to be voted Tor at tho No.
vcmber election for County and Circuit Clerk,
members OF House oil Delegates, appoint Dole.
gates 10 the ataic Convention, senatorial Con.
ierces and sc'cct q County Comnittee. Al thc,e
primaries there shall also he chosen i've dele.
gals from each district TO tho Congressional ION.
yention, Al said primary election in each dis.
ttict the voters shall nominate candidates for
County Commissioner, School Commissioner
aud candidates 70 MI Ruy vacancies existing In
tho Offices Of Justice OF tho rsaco or Constable.
At said primary election none bat Republicans,
or those who wifi pledge them elves 10 vote the
Republican .icket, shail DO allowed TO vote,
Said election shall DO he'd at the following
W%AsnlNaToN DISTRICT igllan, Engine
MXDisoS-ls,an Hose House, Second wana
Market lIouic.
GLAY-0ld Court House.
UEInS-rollcc Court Roon.-
CESTRE-uook and Ladder House.
wEBSrER-Slagan Krgire House.
RIrChlE-lIose House, Adams School IIOur,
L.cathcrv00d, Rohlpsoh's School House. go
LIBERTY-center school House.
RlCItLASD-lr.ck school House.
We request the voters Of tho several districts
10 hold suggestion meotinesat one place III each
district on Saturday, August
. .. Chairman
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. Not IL Reversible. Combination.

Washington Pos.
Governor Campbell, OF Ohio, has the
Presidential bee in his bonnet. He and
his family are now at Deer Park, Nd,
and they have about decided to build a
summer residence in West Virginia,
across the mountains from Deer Park,
on a site which is already named Camp:
bell Hill. The Governor remarked to q
New York friend the other day that lie
hoped to yet Campbell Hill in shape by
1892. well, that would make an ex.
cellent combination in 1892" was the
quick reply, whereupon the Governor
biushed and responded: "Be sure you
do not change the position OF the names
then"
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DIED.

GREWE-on Friday, August |. 1880, at 5:i5
O'Clock =. m, WILLIAM GkEwE. In the 3Ith
year oil his age.
Funeral ~s:rviccs at lions German Lutheran
Church Sunday at 3 O'Clock p. IN. 1nterment
at Mt. lions Cemetery. Friends OF the fam.
lily respectfully invited.
HALL-Ai Kansas City. No, on Friday, August
!, 1880, WV. II. HALL.
Remains will be brought to Wheeling for inter.
ment. Funeral notice hereafter.
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Republican State Convention.

II Is ordered that a Convention Of the State
DO held In tho city OF Nartlnsbutg. on Wedncs.
day, the nth day Of August. lsyO. Al 10 o'clock
a. M, 10 nominate a candid Ate for Jnbgc Of the
supreme Court Of Appeals, TO DO voted Tor nj the
election 10 be held OH the 18th day Of November
next, and to transact such other business as may
properly Como tcfsre said convention. zach
county Is entitled to send 10 said convention
one delegate for each ono hundred votes o,
iract!on exceeding iItty votes, cast for tho Re.
publican candidate for Governor In 1855.
ny order OF the State Central Committee.
iva nav q. ". ATKIS-OS. Secretary,
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MR.. DETWlLEE TALKS.


An Interesting Interview with n Populn,
sasook Keeper OF the South Side.
Still another notable local case Is that of Mr,
Jacob Detw!ler. OF south Jacob street, Fo,
twenty yearshe had boon q sufferer from catarrh
To the writer he said:
"a was III constant misery. Ny head was al
ways stopped up. The mncas would droo bacs
into my throat, making 1t raw and very sore.
was continually raising large quantities Of
phleg.n. bad severe headaches. Ny appetItt
was poor. l could not sleep. The mucus wouii
gather In my throat. would have to sit IN In
bed and hawk and raise In order TO obiaIihl re
lief. ! was tired and unrcfrcshed In the morn
Ing. Such nights as these would leave me anil
Tor work. grew weaker every day. A shorl
time since saw a statement OF a party who had
been cured OF o similar trouble by brs. Cope
land aud Bel. | placed myEell. under theIl
toms mentioned have disappeared. owe nv
recovery TO- Dts. Copeland and Bell aud shall be
glad TO verify this statement"
Mr: Detwiler's residence and place OF busI.
ness Is at No. Si03 jacob street, corner OF Thirty.
seventh street. where this statement can be
readily verified.
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Tho T'orrcy bankrupt Bill.

8. louis Globe. Democrat.
The country, at one time and another
has had three national bankrupt laws
but none OF them gave general s~atisfac
ton long. 1t is a difficult matter to salts
fy both creditors and debtors in q law
Of this sort. Probably this never can b.
done in all respects. There is good rea
son 10 believe, however, that the Torrey
bill goes farther in this direction thar
any other measure ever proposed.
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THE spectators who have got control
OF nearly oil other small fruits have
added to their conquest nearly the whole
OF the peach crop, including the product
OF the Ohio orchards. They leave the
grower the trees and the consumer the
stones,
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IT 10 solemly aud possibly ttuthfully
said TINT under no circumstances would
Mr.. Blaine accept a nomination for tho
Presidency. Some who would be glad
to accept have reason TO hope that there
Is no mistake about This.
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Come 10 Tiur, Governor Campbell.

Tho Governor OF Ohio denies that he
said what the Columbus Pres says he
said, and In his denial threatens TO make
It hot Tor the newspaper. The Pre-" Is
not only not terrified but invites the
Governor to come on, in which case 1t
will give It's authority and stir up a row
IN the Democratic camp. Here Is tho
language attributed to Governor Camp.
bell:
II Federal supervisors. deputy marshals, and
spies attempt TO Interfere with thc ConRffsslonal
out The militia Of tho State and drive them rom
the polls and thus protect tho freedom OF the
ballot aud tho rights Of the people, II the ione
| bill Is designed, as We oil know II Is, tor INC put
pose OF causing trouble and giving W. nepup;, "
Democratic States and districts. the SOONER the
issue Is met The better II will 10 Tor Tue county
at large. shall not permit any interference ~
the conduct Of the elections Of my stale, u !
have to use the whole Of It's military power 10
prevent such Interference.
Possibly tho Governor OF Ohio did not
utter tho words orexpress the sentiment
or the purpose attributed to him. II he
did not, and II he values truth as he
should, he will put the Columbus Pres
TO It's proof, though it split the Ohio De-
mocracy into forty thousand fragments
II a Democrat has slandered the Demo.
cratic Governor OF Ohio the Governor
should not lack the courage to put the
plandcrer on the rack-and rack him.
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nucklen's Arnicn Sllye.

The best salve in the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblaius
corns, and all skin cruptiona, and posi
lively cures piles, or no pay required. Il
is guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 25 cents pei
box. For sale by Logan Drug Co.
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There are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
Gust as good as the Ivory"
They are not,
but like
all counterfeits,
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities Of
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having it.
lis sold everywhere.
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MORE LOCAL EVIDENCE.
ar. swnyne Willingly Gives His rcstimon,
His Statement In llrIef.

hlr. sWnyno nlilinsly elves His Testimony
..H. His Statement In NrIef.
still another instance Is that Of Mr. Thoms
Swayne, OF No. 8 First street. Mr.. Hwayne,
case Is indeed a notable one. lie had beer
afflicted with catarrhal trouble for six years. Mt
SwRyne says: "My head and nose would stoI
up. My throat waS raw and sore aud CONSTANTLY
filled with mucu, which dropped from my Mead
| had no appetite. There w,Ie sharp pains II
my clies: aud ia the region OF my heart. / had
Il dry, hacking cough. In irct my whole system
was run down; l grew weaker every day. l wa,
advised to t:y Drs. Copeland aud Bell. did so
aud soon realized what n boon It wa, 10 be nm
der the care OF such skIllful specialists Am
Today q different man. and every SYMPTOM o
INV trouble has left met ~
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lie Ought TO Take Ills Ease.

.r ASodsht 10 ihkS ti5 btdc.
Smith, GrayG Coz Monthly.
son-Papa, where are you going?
tather-l'm going over to The corne,
and get a ball.
Son-This makes the fourth time
you've got q ball, don't it, Pop2
Father-Yes, my son.
son-Well, you ought to take your
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Smith, Cray Co.. Monthly.
George-Ioye, l dreamed last nigh
that | proposed, and you accepted me
that We were married, and our lives wert
spent in bliss. What think you OF THU
dream2
Marie-George, dear, I have very little
faith in dreams; but We might make 9
tcst.
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TIE alleys would like to DO cleaned
this hot weather, but the alleys can'tges
the public cleaner to come their way. II
is Il pity Tor the alleys. They arc In q
bad plight.
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Wanted,

WNETRn-Agents 10 sell tho Pinlcss Clothes
HhNlhu Line; tho only line ever invented
that holds the clothes without pins: u perfect
success; patent recently inucd; sold only by
agents. 10 whom the exclusive right Is given: OH
receipt OF 10 cent? we VIII send II sample line by
mail: also circulars: price list and terms 10
agents: secure your territory Ut once. Address
The pinless Clothes Limo Co., II Nerr on
Street, Worcester. Mass. was
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-02
WHEELING. AUGUST ., 1890.

YESTERDAY was "hot enough fo'
you," but once in u while you could
get a mouthiul OF mir, which was more
refreshing than n glass Of yellow liquor,
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Virginia has plenty OF room for good
citizens, aud industrious farmers might
70 further aud fare worse than to settle
In this State on cheap lands easily made
into good farms.
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ChItd1o NclrS. !.
Chicago has two thanksgiving days
one in November and the other when
the Common Council adjourus for its
GUNNER vacation.
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Losses Red Glover Pills euro sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Con.
stipatlons. 25c. per box, 5 boxes for 81,
For sale by Logan Drug Company. paw
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WANTED-BLACKSMITH HORSE
w shooting aud general workman. Steady
employment 10 the right man Apply 10
WHkhLlNG MlNlEurASD MASURACTURISG
COMPANY, I'll MAfhet St,eet., ly9l
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WANTEU-OSE LARGE FUR.
W. Nl.llED rom aud board. Must he In II
quiet place aud clo,c 10 street car llue. best OF
reference given and required, Address I'll. l..
J,," rAfs pl ibis DIUce, .| pul
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StMPSON NJ. L. CHURCH, EOFF
~ street Quarterly Conference occasion: Sun,
day, II! Q n. IN, prayer meeting: . n. IN. OK.
oerlcncc meeting; II a. III. sermon by elder; !
p. III. scr non by pastor. followed With sscra.
ment Of Lords supper. $ p. IN. sermon by Of.
der. W. Ii. BROOKS. pastor. au2
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WANTED-A MAN TO TAKE AN
w office aud Represent Il manufacturer: SO
per, week. tina!l capital REQUIRED. Address,
Mass. q
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ASTRAV.
w cling palesman iu the state OF TeIa,
Tor one OF the Wheeling pOlterles or nall mauti
factories. Bcs. OF rbic'cncc. Ten years OK.
p~erlence. Address Texas" this onlrc. ani
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CT. LUKE'S CHURCH. SOUTH
~ Penn and Ohio streets, Eer. J. Brlttlngham,
Rector. Services sunday al 1880 q. IN. and $50
p. NJ. Sun lay School at2 ?. M. tcati flee. All
welcome. Au2
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BEEcHAM's Pills cur Bilious and
Nervousills. q
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New Advertisements.

ai00. MEDIA (PA.) MILITARY
" Aeaaemyi boys. Brooke ball, girls. Cifeu.
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DUBLIC SALE OF

DUBLIU SALE OF
l. 20 HEAD or IOWA HORSES,
Consislins 81 driving. family aud DRIFT horses,
OF Tuesday, AtgH,t5, 1922, at Handiau's Sale
and Exchange stable. corner Sixteenth and
Chnplinc street. sAlc positive to highest bidder.
Sale to commence at l O'Clock p. NJ, ihtrp,
au? ], C, HERyEv,
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Notice to Republicans.
WHEELING INSTITUTE,
Boarding and Day School for
Young Ladies and Children.

Thorough course OF instruction In English,
Mathematics, Ancient and Modern Languages,
Music. Drawing, Painting, Elocut.on and Calls.
themes. Advantages OF hone life and training.
Fall session begins September 3, 1890. ~
Address, MISS PARRAN.
au2 prI,ci,1
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WANTED-TO RENT-A FIVE OR
w SIX tooincd house In good locality. Ad
drcss +. o.. llox NO. city. aul
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Tho nbove named special commissioner has
cotdinS 10 law. and as required by said decree,
which is hereby certified by mo this LIST day OF
ana JOHN ". MITCHELL Clerk.
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p EV. G. W. GRIMES, PASTOR OF
~ Thomson n. Y. Church, has returned
from his srfr East, and will occupy bis pulpit,
~ usual. morning and evening. An2
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COMMISSIONERS SALE,
SATURDAY, AUGUSTA, 1880,

= I6sVI \
commencing ut 10 o'clock a. m, certain real es.
tate, being the following described properly iii.
united In the city Of Wheeling, county OF Ohio
numbered Nitecu u5l, fronting thIrty.two SCI
feet On Water Erect, In EoF and ChaplIue's Su.
dition TO said city, also sixty t6Ol feet square Oh
the south end Of lot numbered one hundred and
ninety.tcyen (l90 on the corner Of SiItCeatn aud
Woods Streets In said city.
TkRMs OP SAlE:-0nethird OF tho purchase
money, aud as much more Rs the purchaser may
elect, cash IN hand, and the residue In two equal
installneuts at six aud twelve months respect.
purchaser to give his notes for such deferred
payments with good pert0uat security and lie
iitle 10 DO retained until payment In full.
G. l.. CRASMER, p
Special Commissioner.
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General Notices.


ITO TEACHERS.
The annual examination Of teachers will DO
held as'sha rooms OF the Board OF kdRea.laa OF
Thursday, August 7, at . O'Clock n. n. AL per.
sons desiring certificates will present themselves
at that time, rs prlvale examinations will not
be held. By order OF Examining Committee.
W. II. ANDERSON.
iva 31SI6 Chairman,
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-03

,ii'im,li.Nl. MAS, Augusta Farmers
t,.'q 1I... OF the Eighth judicial district
ta,,. ~. ~ circulation and endorsed at its
''''4' inc following petition: To the
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-03
Yours
JOHN 4. KuMLATELY


A writer in the Great Divide saws.
"Webster's eloquent description of the
British empire is very readable, but we
doubt whether ii is generally realized that
we. too, have dominion ON which the
sun never sets. IL will hardly be believed.
perhaps, without an examination of the
maps, that San Francisco, instead of being
the west line of this dominion, is only
about midway between our eastern and
western limits, and yet il is fact thai
the furthest Aleutian isle acquired in our
purchase of Russian America is as far to
the west of that city as Eastport. Maine
is to the east of il. Between the north
west limit of Washington territory and
the southern limit of Alaska there Is a
break of a few degrees. but with the
slightest reduction our territory extends
through 1876 degrees of longitude. or II
degrees more than half way round the
globe.
Hence. when the sun is giving its good
night kiss to our westward isle. on the
confines of the Behring sea. il is already
flooding the fields and forests of Maine
with its morning light, and in the eastern
part of the state is more than an hour
nigh. AT the very moment the Aleutian
fisherman. warned by the approaching
shades of night. is pulling his canoe to-
ward the shore, the wood-chopper of
Maine is beginning to wake the forests
echoes with his stirring music OF the AK.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-03

Spokane Spokesman: Washington has
had her statehood iollfcation. She has
gone through the experience of hoorah
time and swelled head. She has been
compelled to hold her temples In bucket
OF cracked Ice, aud has sworn off. But
her love for sweet Idaho. her maiden Sis
ter. has caused her 10 break her pledge
aud once more she lifts the sparkling
wine and prOcaims: Here's TO little Ida:
may her feet ever grow larger.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-03
Two Trains Daily Between Portland
and Spokane Falls

Effective May 18th, 1890 the Union
Pacific System will establish two daily
trains between Portland and spokane
clining Chair cars will be- RIM between
portland and Spokane Falls without
change.
ms new arrangement will afford both
local ana through passengers additional
and unsurpassed facilities. Tickets. de-
tailed time OF trains. and general informa-
lloh, can be obtained upon application to
any ticket agent Union Pacific system.
u. w. LEE. Genl Pass. Apent
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-03

Centralia News: We would suggest Ia
the owners of new townsites that they
hunt up some original names for their
towns instead Of adopting eastern names.
The News man proposes something like
this as being both original aud poetic.
SkOokville. ChucktOwn or SkOOkumhalis-
burg-anything but eastern names. The
Sk0Okville SkoOker would be an appro-
pirate name for the first newspaper start
ed and its editor could write scathinp
articles against the editor of The Chuck
town Chbckhole and vice versa.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-03

-. isA,cRAMENLo, Aug. 2-Sergeant Bar
the chief signal office AT Was6ington.
h9t winds are slightly Injurious TO most
OF the fruit crop. Otherwise the weather
i favorable for harvesting and frnit
gathering, The hop prospects are excel
lent and the prices for fruit are better
IMAM Tor many years. Grain is about The
average in the Napa valley.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-03

PARIS, Aug. 1.-The French government
has issued decree granting partial or
t9Ial amnesty to all persons convicted of
oIiehses connected with the recent labor
strikes. Under provisions of The daerca
fourteen prisoners have been released and
twenty-five others reduced.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-03

LONDON, Aug. Lord Dunlo. who was
unsuccessful n securing divorce from
nus wife, had an interview with LaGy
Dunlo since the trial aud reconciliation
was affected. Lady Dnnlo will make a
leading character
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-03

Hon. NJ. /, Nicholson, Judge of the Eightb
Judicial district of Kansas; In view oi
the disastrous failures Of crops and @en ~
efal stringency Of the money marker ye
lhe Undersigned petitioners, hereby mosi
fg ardniy request that proceedings In
loieelosure OF all real estate MORTGAGES
now pending or that NAV be cnmm ,easuI
Wlthln one year from date be DELAYED
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-03

course of construction, among them the
new Review building which will be a
sumner
-
If had some lockwood and chlsel
handy, would illustrate this article, hut
unfortunately left them at home. and
that illustrates what forgetfnness Will
do. so you will have to struggle along
without any of those soul-stirring pie
TIRES until | get another kit" and this
reminds me that the yelping of Wonder
cat indicates the hour when honest news
paper men should be retiring, four a. M.
and that's what am.
Yours,
,IoUN 4 kTNtI Amy
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-03

NEW DIRK, Aug. element J. c. Hal
Ter, treasurer, and William {. Chandler
Jf, manager OF the Erie Transfer COM
pany OF this city. Mere arrested ON a
charge OF systematically defraudlng the
company; II is estimated that they have
succeeded In swindling the corporation
out Of not less than SlO.0O0,
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-03

For Er'opean steamship atcommo-
cations, ~ Imam sleeping ear reserva-
lions aud tickets TO all points in the
United states. Canada and Europe call
on on r. r; Ellis, general agent Union Pa
Fife block. Tacoma.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-03

LuiosoN, Aug; 2-The rainfall in this
soetioil uufing the last three days Is un-
there has been much destruction Ia nron.
eefty m the valley. The Santa Cruz river
I, =, a mile and half wide opposite Tncson
Many Thousand dollars worth of garden
truck Is lost and several narrow eseanes
is still rising. "o i'N''
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-03

olympia Tribune: The soreheads In
spokane Falls stand about a. much
chance of beating John l.. Wilson for
congress as the Democrats did Of beating
Ferry at the last election. John is like a
hard boiled egg-hard to beat.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-03

rl,", ,is ANREs. August 2-lt is expected
oo,,,I ,ne b9urse. which closed in cunse-
a tl'a re-, OF the revolution. will re.oppn on
' n,'g iall' The government has resumed
io, ,t auoHs with an English syndicate