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a ecore Of Democrats upheaved, anu they
felt so lonesome in the Opera House that
they abandoned II In silence, and, with
tho number OF upheavers increased to
about thirty, convened In the hotel
parlors, whsre ."ior enthusiasm and
numbers the State Convention OF Dem.
ocrat!c Clubs" was zone Of the most rc.
marxablo and brilliant political events
on record" Remarkable and brilliant
In enthusiasm and numbers because OF
tho remarkable absence OF the first and
the thirty candle power light shed by
the latter on tho condition that confronts
the West Virginia Democracy.
Tho emetic which the party had been
forced to swallow the day before at Grail
ton was too strong for the Democratic
stomach und the ~uphcaval was prema'
ture. 1t uphcaved all tho enthusiasm
on Grafton Boil anil there WAS not
enough strength left to survive the ride
10 Iarkersburg.
Tho mex. time the Democratic mana
gers arrange to force upon the party a
candidate not wanted by three.tourtl1s
oil the Democrats they will abstain from
arranging Il Remarkable and brilliant
%upheaval OF clubs to ratify the nomina'
ton Immediately alter. They will wait
long enough for the clubs to recover
from the shock.
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IEinGET is A GENIUS,

. - |. ....N
Some Of tho Amusing Ways In wl,icl, sho
Proved It.
PHILADELPHIA Tina. 4
"Bridget," said I, after she had been
initiated into her new duties rs cham.
bermaid, ''call me at Q o'clock to.mor.
row morning, and prepare a bath for
me-"
Next morning at G o'clock sharp there
camo n knock which startled tho occu.
pants OF the entire house, and Bridgct's
dulcet voice exclaimed: "Yez needn't
wake up, Dor. The wather Ia tina. cold
yez couldn't battle NJ all, ut ALL"
One morning. tho letter carrier brought
a letter whose destination was danbt.
ful, Us the street and number was illegi.
BILE. tlo tried ut our house, and waited
to be informed whether "Nlr. Jones liv.
cd Within" Bridget gave tho letter
carrier n seat in the parlor while she
carried the missive to my vile. mo,
Bridget" said the latter, "the letter is
not for us. Putt on the mantel. piece,
and when tho carrier comics Ia the
morning give it to him. Faithful to
instructions. Bridget placed the cpistle
upon the shelf, and, going to the i'm.
patiently waiting carrier, said: "Yez
needn't wmt no longer. us on the fire.
place, and II yez would stop in to.mor-
row, ycz can get 1t back again, but not
before"
My wife had occasion 10 send anotc 10
a friend living some two miles away.
bridget" she said, 81 want you to 20
to Twenty.second street and Montgo-
merry ay,nue." IAN right, num-" re.
piled Diddy, and disappeared. When
the note was written the girl was not to
be found. iiermarn's vanishing lady
could not have dematefialized more
completely. An hour later Biddy reap
peared clothed with smiles and perspi.
ration. "Why, where have you LeeA?"
asked my wife. Didn't l tell you !
wanted to send you out to Montgomery
avenue?" a'
"Shure, an haven't / been thereP'
was the offended reply.
"What did you do when you got
there" adj !.
why, l turned about and came back
again." ,.
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\ Remarkable /" Upllrnval.'

VIII oHr friends the tnetnv make a note Of the
Democratic upGc4val ut larkersburS 10 DAY:
There wasn't much noise about 1t either.
p For enthusiasm Una lumber the State Con.
vcntion Of democratic Cluos to-day bids fair TO
10 ono ot the most remarkable and brilliant
political events on record.-Rtgtstr Of yesterday.
Those who read the accounts Of the
Convention in tho morning papers
and recall the above paragraphs, which
appear in the Democratic organ, will be
unable to repress q smile. The conven.
ton OF clubs was Ia Democratic up.
hcaval" with q vengeance. 1t was an
%upheaval that didn't upheave, and, as
our neighbor intimates, there wasn't
much noise about it, either" Less than
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GENATE VHNNDEIsI
WASHINGTON, Aug. 5, 1890.

REyEEgSp AND DEAR Err: | have
yours OF the Ash inst. l have carefully
examined the House bill IN the subjec.
Of the election OF members OF Congress
to which you refer, aud conclude it must
bethe thirty.second seriion that you i'm
agine has the effect to give the President
power to make "use o! the entire mill.
tary and naval fo,ca Of tho United States
to enforce all the provisions OF the pro-
posed bill"
Whatever may have been the inten.
ton Of the trainers OF the House bill
concerning which l hnye not the least
knowledge or iniormation), it appears to
me that it would be perfectly obvious
to any lawyer and judge that the section
referred to cannot possibly have any
such Interpretation Us that which you
imputc to it. That section purports TO
apply the whole OF title "a Of the Re.
viged Statutes to the election bill in
question Us II that title were part OF it.
That title is headed "Civil Rights" and
contains thirtees or fourteen different
sections, all bearing upon the subject Of
civil rights, and one Of It's sections does
not make it lawful for the President to
employ military force to prevent a vio-
lation Of the title.
There are other sections OF the revised
statutes which will have precisely the
same force If the House bill were to be
passed Just as it stands, rs they have
now, amt which, in specific terms, pro.
hibit the bringing or keeping any troops
or armed men to or at the place where
elections are held, unless it benecessary
to repeal the armed enemies OF the
United States orto keep the peace Mt the
polls; and heavy penalties are prescribed
for the violation OF these proceedings.
There il no attempt or suggestion in
the House bill to repeal these prohibit.
tons. As they stand, l suppose them
10 be, in substance, exactly like the laws
OF, probably, most Of the States Of the
Union. Some Of the sections OF the
title to which I have referred have some
relation to the subject Of the House bill,
and should, probably, be made a part OF
q new law upon the general subject; and
suspect that the framers Of tho House
bill referred to the whole title, rs the
shortest way Of bringing those sections
into operation, without suspec'ing that
any mi would maintain that The prohi.
bition against having troops at the polls
was in the slightest degree affected
thereby. I have already said that l
think it legally impossible that any such
effect would follow. It is altogether
probable, to my mind, that this cry to
which you refer is a buebear put forth
against the bill for the want OF some
better reason for opposing it. What
ever may be the probabilities, I am con.
tdent that nobody in the Sennte has any
intention or desire OF affecting the law,
to which | have referred, against mill
tary interference with elections. Re-
spectiully yours,
GEoEag F. EDNvSDs.
Rer. John AnkrtcM.
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Dcafnsss Cnu,t be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an ioaamed con.
dition OF the mucous lining Of the
Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets
inilamed you have Il rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when it is entire.
ly closed, Deafness is the result, aud un.
less the inflammation can be taken out
and this tube restored to its normal con-
dition, hearing will be destroyed for
ever; nine cases out Of ten are caused
by catarrh, which is nothing but an in
famed condition of::the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred pillars for
any cast Of Deafness Caused by catarrh)
that We cannot cure by taking Halls
Catasrh Cure. Send for circulars, free.
F. J.. CHENEY Co., Toledo, 0.
Sold by druggists, Toe. Daw
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An Important Matter,

Druggists everywhere report that the
sales OF the Restorative Nervinc-anerve
1904 and medlcine-are astonishing; OK.
ceedsng anything they ever had, while it
gives universal satisfaction in headache,
nervousness, sleeplessness, sexual debil.
ity, backache, poor memory, fits, dizzi-
ness, etc. Taylor Bros, Of Bryan, O.;
Ambery y Murphy, Of Battle Creek,
Mlch.; y. 3. Woodwork & Co., OF Fort
Wayne, Ind, and hundreds OF others
state that they never handled any medi.
cine which sold so rapidly, or gave such
satisfaction. Trial bottles OF this great
medicine and book on Nervous Diseases,
Tree at the Logan Drug Company, who
guarantees and recommendsit, Mwraw.3
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The South is rejoicing because it has
one Of the finest crop prospects known
for many years. What is the matter
with this Republican administration
that 1t didn't show its hatred for the
South by ordering the Weather Bureau
to discriminato against that section?
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TOO MUCH ANNIE ROONEY,


Te1h SIiine,.
II doesn't matter where you 30,
In your shrs IL rinylng-
shes my Annie, I'm her joe
This Rooney business, d0n't you know,
chat ryeryboly's singing.
Everybody knows tho Thing;
~Eyerybody's spooney-s
Fave the small majority
ThAt's being driven luny.
Organs grind II In the street.
Mr. Dennis Mooney
Keeps awake upon his beat
TO whistle "Annle koOucy.n
10 tho woods the phebc birds
Sing tho Boilg without the words;
Cats upon the gatden fence ~ q
RENDER II with stirEs intense;
kyen young Mb680ay
Now aud then removes his cane rN-
From his mouth. adjusts his bIRln,
And, IN accents full Of path
iiuns "Niss Awnnte Mooney"
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Political.
Republican State Convention.

n IL ordered that a Convention OF tho State
be held in tho city OF NsrtinSbutg, OF wednts.
day, tho 10Th day Of August. lsgo. NJ 10 o'elerk
A. n. 10 nominate a candidate for Judge Of tho
Supreme Court Of Appeals, 70 hc voted Tor at tho
n nst and 10 tran,nct such other business G6 may
propcrly come before said convention. Each
eeounty IL entitled 10 tcnd to said convention
one delegate for each ono hundred votes OF
traction exceeding nifty votes, cast for tho 10.
nmSiican candidate for Governor In 1855.
nv order OF tho State Central Committee.
iryyi.ntw a, ~. ATKINSON. fGcrctaty.
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TIE New York Herald ventures the
startling proposition that no convention
should nominate for Office Il man who is
guilty OF bribery. The Herald's remark
will produce Il sensation among Ohio
Democrats.
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TIE Fourth district Democrats are
still in q wranglc over the question OF a
candidate for Congress. Judge jackson
Is considered as having no show for the
nomination and won't receive it. By
the wuy, where does the Judges win
dication" come in2
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To Chairman Riley, Of the Democratic
State Committee: Pardon the suggestion,
dear Mr.. Riley, but how would it do to
circulate 4 reprint oflhe Register printed
in the months Of January and February,
1887, rs n campaign document. It would
help Judge Lucas chances amazingly.
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TROOPS At THE POLLS"

Senator Edmunds kcfuteS thu Democratic
l.usahoo Against the Lodge iii.
Sep i0rE frH.
The following letter was written by
Senator Edmunds to . personal friend
in this city. Rev. John Anke!ell, OF No.
IS West Fifteenth street, in reply to m
inquiry as to whether tho Federal
Election bill authorized the employ
munt OF troops ut the polls. 1t will be
seen that the Senator Is decidedly OF the
opinion that it does not:
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The fact that we are to have another
court martial growing out Of q quarrel
between officers Of high rank is causing
more than the usual amount Of news
paper comment. Army and navy scan'
dals are becoming too frequent and pub
lie attention is being called to them more
than ever. Two brevet generals Of tic
army are just now ut it tooth and toe
nail and an expensive court martial will
be required to settle the difficulty, which
could have been averted by q ten min.
utes talk between the principals to tie
affair.
The New Yofk-MtGM is moved 10
make some pertinent remarks about the
subject OF courts martial in general, in
commenting upon the latest case, and
we commend its views to those who may
be interested III maintaining a pride in
the United States army. The Herald
says:
The country VIII come 10 believe In time that
there l.. something wrong III any service which
exists only by tho MI! OF iuccsSant court mar,
tIalling. The wrong will be found al the head
Of the service. The generals In command ami
the adniirals should by means OF mora! saasion
which Is Inherent to their rank and exalted
authority. put Il stop to CARRYING OF personal
Iuarrcls into the adjustment OF court martial.
Life on the plntus and IN Il watdroom has i'm.
itAtions and iIrltitIons. aud we can ste how the
sweetest Of t0mbcs might now and then get Into
u state Of fermentation. but why 80 10 il court
martial? We PROPOSED recently tuat the best
plnn world be 10 lock the disputAuts In Il room
with u bottle Of champagne. II box Of cigars and
II pack OF clrds. and keep them there tiutti there
was an understanding.
Another plan would be to establish stations In
Northern rlnsSn aud send for duty there all
touchy military men, scL lawyers aud naval
heroes going about OH their car waiting 10 have
their feelings hurt. The climate Of Alaska has
COOL ( fHatlties and tho constant rains would
have a scdativc influence, and sensible officers
would have II cannce to do some useful work,
Instead OF sitting ln IL room with swords buckled
around them, hearing the scandals Of The ward.
room and the barracks.
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TIE project to build a ship canal from
the Ohio river 10 Lake Eric is taking
shape. The plan seems feasible aad the
newspapers are booming 1t.
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PAnHEnsnUR0 ia engaged in booming
tho big Reunion Of the Society OF the
Army Of West Virginia, and the pros.
pccts are that the occasion will be q
magnificent suCcega. ~
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Sick ~Iisntlnrhb.

Loose's Red Clover Pills cure sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Con.
stipations. 25c. per box, 5 boxes for 81.
For sale by Logan Drug Company. Daw
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"Wny, now l cannot get enough..to
eat says one lady who formerly had.no
appetite, but took Hoods Sarsaparilla.
IN
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A woman's idea OF n perfect man is the
man she likes best a mans idea OF a per.
feet woman is q woman unlike any he
ever knew. %
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WAETpn-Ascnts 10 sell The rinIess CIotbe.
NANlhu Line; the only line ever Invented
success; ratcns recently !,.AHfa;, sold rply by
AGENTS, 10 whom tho exclusive right Is given; OH
rrceipt OF so cents We Will tGnd a sample line by
mail: also circulars: price list md terms 10
Ihs rinless Clothes Limo Co., II llcfr Oh
Street, Worcester. Mass. was
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Issued Daily, Semi. Weekly and Weekly,

PERSONS going ont OF tho city for either
long or short periods, can lnvc The INTEL.
LIGENCEiI forwarded to their address Mt
tho rate OF O5 cents per month-postnEe
....|. IT,. ....# ..." ...r
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DIED.

NORTOS-At Short Creek. V. Va, on Thursday.
August il, 1880, at ! :sOa M, snIELEY. infant
daughter Of Frederick J, and Lizzie Allison
3 days.
at Mt. Wood Cemetery from Pau.
Handle depot this tFrlduy) afternoon at 1
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Wanted,

VJTANTED-A MAN TO TAKE AN
wv Office and represent a manufacturer; 80
per week; small capital rtc0ntrtd. Adde'S,
with stamp, Manufacturer, liox 70, West Action,
Mas. lTFr Ruls
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WANTED-TO RENT-A SIN TO
w Eight Roomed House III good location.
VIII pay $50 pet year. Must have possession At
once. Inquire OF Il. 4. ROLF 4 CO., 1914 Market
street, rn- H-HrrH n anil
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Notice Is hereby given that the directors o,
tho above uamcd companies have entered into
ioiut agreement for tho consolidation and mer.
xor oil sud accompanies into one new con.
Soiidntcd company. Said agreement provides
among other things that the crpital stock Of the
constituent com pnniCs shall DO increased no that
thp CAPITAL stock OF the consolidated company
shall 10 seventy. Gyc million dollars, Of when
thirty million shall DO preferred, and iorty.Nyo
million shall be common stock.
Said agreement also authorizes tho crcai!aa By
| said consolidated company, OF n loan OF seventy.
Ave million dollars, the sAlne TO be represented
by bonds OF various SnrieS, and 10 be secured by
| 4 mortgage or decd Of triis! covering the entire
| railroads. properties, estates and iranch!fcs Of
the consolidated company.
| mIttcd 10 the stockholders Of tho Pittsburgh,
| Cincinnati 4 St. Louis Railway Company, Tor
| their adoption or rejection, and for that lur.
| pose said stockholders are hereby su,p 10
appear at a special meeting thereof TO be held At
the principal office Of tho company at Columbus,
Ohio, OF Tuesday, the nineteenth day Of August,
1870, at 10 o'clock q. m.
Dy order OF the President and Directors Of the
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & 81. Louis Railway
Company. ,,..,,n
icl2.r ,0 Secretary.
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Stockholders Meetings.
CONSOLIDATION

The Pittsburgh: CInoInnatl & St.
Louis Railway Company. Chicago.
st, LOUIS g. Pittsburgh Railroad
Company, tho Cincinnati g. Rich
mond railroad Company. Jefter-
sonvitta, Madison & Indianapolis
Rallrpnd Company.
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WHEELING. AUGUST 10, 1900.
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New Advertisements.

NTANTED- STONECUTTERS AT
wv 'washinstou, Pa. Inquire oiJ.J J. BURKE,
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iiamhurg Figs, the great fruit inxativc. should
tG taken ut once. they arc M effective remedy,
Ply hiost faeaSin' aud agreeable to tho t,stc,
AUsOlutely nothing like them In tho world.
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Some OF tho Amusing Ways In which She
Proved It.
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tho millions Of people whoco bowels aro not
rcsullr-tiino should not be lost and i1ninetlinto
at,e'ttton should tc given, orserious results viii
soiioT. suell us Inflammation OF the Bowels
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ING

!ittle Children. who suffer with their bowels.
taHe ! Then VIII perfect safety, us they never
Eripeor produce Collie, ind arc so pl%casantto tho
For ptGgn0nt Indies They nrn inYuiuuhlc.
, 1890-09-19
M PEOPLE'S MONEy

Secretary Window boasts hat the
treasury has discussed $50, 900, 900 with
IN the last twenty-three days Tor bond
. nhrhases e2tieipated Lhterest and pen
sions. He states also IN the same spirit
of %glori6cation that he paid during the
first eighteen months of the present ad-
ministratiou nearly 5000, 600, 900 upon
the unmatured obligations ofthe govern
meut. says the New York World.
In spite of these aud otter extraor
binary disbursements the money market
has been most of the time tight. Aud
congress has during the past SIX months
passed appropriations with a recklessness
unparalleled hitherto. to the end that
there may be no surplus hereafter either
to retain money from the channels of
business or to make the treasury an ally
of Wall street.
From the pockets OF the people. Every
dollar of it was collected in taxes, one
fourth Of which have been unnecessary.
If the government had LETT every dollar
not needed for its legitimate expenses
where that dollar rightfully belongs-in
the pocket of the man who earned it
there would have been no surplus to incite
extravaganza, no lookup OF currency to
cripple business.
For six years the Democrats in congress
tried in vain, against constant Republican
opposition and obstruction, to stop the
surplus by reducing taxes. Within Il year
and a half after obtaining unchecked con-
troll of the government the Republicans
have spent the surplus and are now fore
ing a bill through congress increasing the
taxes to prevent a deficiency.
II is the peoples money that y for
all this. The elections will show what the
people think OF it.
, 1890-09-19
DAILT SERT7CE NEEDED

-
The recent withdrawal Of the daily mail
line between Cheyenne and the Little
Horse creek section was a great incoD-
v%enience to people at both ends OF the
line. Over 200 people are interested in
the service to the north Of us, and every
one of these is now indignant to see that
so far as they are concerned the mail
facilities have become immeasurably poor
or instead of better
All mail from Cheyenne which is now
intended for the Goshen Hole and Horse
creek regions is sent east to Pine Bluff,
and thence by tri-weekly stage to the new
town Of Lagrange. thus avoiding the
most important ranches between Chey-
enne and Lagrange. The latter town is
about ffty-four miles from here. The
most direct way OF reaching it is over the
country road which was used until the
daily mail service was abandoned.
The merchants of Cheyenne are largely
interested in this matter for the people to
the north naturally trade here. and what
ever can be done to lessen the inconveni-
ence of communication should be done.
Petitions will be put in circulation Tor
the establishment of the daily mail
service and its extension to Lagrange
Tue present service is in every way unsat.
isfactory and Cheyenne is losing trade
bv II
, 1890-09-19
VIM. MYERS
Large stoo1x OF Goods FOR the
and Winter Trade
We have received the following
letter from him:
NEW YORK, Sept /, 1890.
TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN.

/ desire 10 call the pddc'S attention an regard 10 the method of pur-
chasing goods IN ny line. Eg9y ipdirdduat 1H no doubt purchase goods
in houses ohich sell al the baest figures. I hare been IN this city our four
U@hs, continuously purchasing, and after my experience Of h0entyfee
years buying dry goods, I fHd NaO York CITY headquarters IN WhokSaAng
dry goods at bottom prices. TO buy goods IN my line is a rey easy matter,
ProUdHg you understand and knoo ohere to go to buy the cheapest 1
hare already bought heary fall stock, consisting Of dry goods, gents fur
nishHg goods, ladies' and chddrens' shoes, coaks, boys clothing, notions
and a complete and full stock Of goods. In order to buy a ooeH assorted
Cheyenne and Laramie stores. / sell and buy toce the amount Of goods
bought and sold yang other hoo houses IN my line IN The state. And if a
dealer can buy IN case lots he can bug ata greater discount Whch rW en-
ae him 10 sell goods at an erceedmyy Oo figure. Iepet to gee The pub
lie Of his neO state grand assortment Of ne0, stylish and desirable goods,
and excellent rat@ for their money
Trusting 10 recGre your patronage in the future as hare IN the past
/ remain yours respectfully,
WILLIAM MYERS,
Lender in Du Gnnds Tnrnune and (Leaunne