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Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-11-12
A D,.pupointed roete.s.

The late Countess of Chambrun, who
was one of the lew surviving greas
ladies of the French empire, had an in
spiralion to be poetess. She wrote
PLAYS, also, in blank verse and used TO
send them regularly 10 the tomedic
Franchise, but none of them was evet
accented
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-11-12
Joiicy viii Hc congressman.

YANKToN, 5. D., Nov. G.-Informa.
ton received at the head quarters of
tee in this city is to the effect that
south Dakota viii give Jol.ey. Repub-
lican, a majority of about $500 over
smith, indie pendent, and that Wo DIS,
Democrat, is detected by larger plu-
rality than was Quigley, Democrat,
last year. ankton county gave
Jolley plurality of l6G.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-11-12
TURNED THE CORNER.
Tho Prince OF wales celebrating ts
piuieih BIrthdny,

LoSpoN, Nov. 1.-THE fiftiethbirth
dnv of the Prince OF Wales Is being
celebrated with royal enthusiasm. II
Is said at ever since early morn
ing me y ages have been pouring into
Sandringham with gifts, those from
the German Kai or and Prince Henry
alone amounting in value to 100.
600 marks. This muniilcenco
would seem to dispose OF any
rumor of GOODNESS between the Kaiser
aud tho Prince of Wales, and contrasts
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-11-12
Careful of Their U,ter.nce,.

Boston is the only city in the world
which preserves an eSa,t record OF thu
proceedings of its common council,
Every motion, argument and remark
no matter how unimportant, Is stcno.
graphically taken down The Nom
hers are, therefore, very careful OF
their utteranccs.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-11-12

ALBANY, N. y, Nov. 1.-THE last
issue of the morning sun will be pnb-
lished tomorrow, John IL, FARRELL,
proprietor of the Evening Union, hav.
ing bought ITS plant and GOODWILL 10
viii be consolidated at once with the
T,tnH
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-11-12

AID 'htA"' lending 10. l he
pneumatic plant consists of two air
compressors lix2OxplS in hes and
ono l0xllxbb inches, cross connec-
lions supplying large storage tanks
with compressed mir varying from 30
to 100 pounds pressure to tine square
inch. IRON tho tanks two supply
pipes, one inches and the other 5
inches In diameter, lead out to tho rail
70 nd tracks and follow the line OF the
Chicago Il \ ortheru Pacific 10 the Pan.
Hnuilc crossing. The compressed air
is sed Tor four purposes IL Is the
motive power for operating the inter
locking switches and the block sign lis.
II is used for testing the air brakes OF
passenger cars in the yards on the west
side of Taylor street bridge, and, what
is not gen, rally known 1t Is the power
which turns the heavy Taylor street
railroad bridge, supplying thirty five
horsepower engine.
sudd, My there was movement
sideways Of the heavy framework. the
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-11-12

'NN'N" lNsIulleu Dy u q
Union Switch and Signal company u
short time since.
AT an outlay of over Slh0,00o the
railroad company has secured system
OF interlocking switches, switch sig.
nails and blocks that gives Chicago tho
honor of possessing the most modern
and complete system IN the world,
aud marks dc ,idcd advance in rail
road construction. which has rs its
motive the security and safety OF rail.
road employees and passengers,
there Is In that city an old'ttme rail-
way engineer who saw the first split
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-11-12

switch ever made
laid on the line of
the Columbus a
Nenia railroad In
Ohio during 1850,
fore that all
switches were stub.
switches, sometimes
with frogs, which
were then Of recent
invention. and some.
times without frogs,
necessitating I he
AnnVatnant AZ nm an
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-11-12

clank and ring OF
meeting steel, the
hiss Of escaping air
and then the little
red arm, or soma
phore. attached to
the switch stand,
which had been
pointing horizon
tally across tho
track, dropped UNI
I'll II pointed TO the
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-11-12

hoNttncnt III an cn- '"'''' ''"N''''
tire section OF track ---Clhhh
to make u cross.over or switch In
hose day the automatic mir. brake,
Miller platform krupp steel tire, Allen
paper ear wheel, We tibulo trains and
intcrloclSing switch systcms were not
even dreamed OF, and the split switch,
devised by little Englishmun work.
ing for the old I hio railroad and canal
contractors, Stone Hanback, n Witt,
was considered all but u revolution in
railroad construction,
Recently this oldtimo engineer
stood In the switch tower Of the Polk
street yard and saw Operator Frank
Clapsaddcl control tho coming and go.
ing Of trains ON twelve different
tracks, operate thirty-iivo switches
and make 1903 different route combina.
tons by simply touching little levers
of brass about eiPht inches long, He
saw mt one time eight different trains
and engines, moving In different di-
rections over these tracks, crossing
from one 10 the other or passing each
other without interfering and nbso-
lutcly without any chance Of collision
OF tclescoping,
"Iiow Is this all done?" he asked
Supt McBrids The superinten lent
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-11-12

was in an cXpan i've
mood and calling TO
his MD Intcrlocking
Esp ri Harrington
and Electrician Ray
no led the way -
the basement OF the
bg passenger sta
ton. Here are the
central electric and
pneumatic plants,
the electric beng
the third largest iso.
lated plant In the
country, the Audi.
forum hotel and
the National Watch
company in Elgin
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-11-12

Northern lncih O
railroad from tho
Grand Central sta
ton To the Pam
II an d lie crossing,
nearly six miles
a W q Y, II h ! 3
strangely matche1
team of forces is
used TO operate the
ctro'pneumatic
intcrlocking switch
an d bio iS-signal
system which was
GaII1 - a.
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VOTE FOR GOVERNOR.
County FATALITIES for the Differ
ent Candidates.

We give below the vote for gov
ernor. This table is as complete as
can be had without an official count
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-11-12

A marked feature Of bonnets and
hats this season is the pointed wings
placed on the extreme back, which
gives them tilted appearance.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-11-12

The real estate srcc ;la;or is rarely satisfied
with his lot.
&c rd RI ih 1 axe psp tches.
ia &, has free emp,o N .-t IA eau
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WORKED BY ONE MAN.
OPERATING THE iNTERLoCK-
ING SWITCHES.
Intricate system In which Conn
pressed Air and Electricity Are
Used--Iho Mystery OF Block ana
scmaphore signals Explained.

Compressed air aud electricity aro
harneSsed together on the Chicago N
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-11-12

BE In printers want nine hours.
New York sewing girls are oiganizing. TT
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DENWOOD,
Industrial Items, Personal Gossip an,
General News Notes.

Industrial Items, Personal Gossip II
General News Notes.
The social meeting held by the Ep-
worth League was a grand success. The
programme was very creditably rcIi-
dercd. Members OF the visiting socie-
tics contributed largely to the enjoy
mcnt OF the evening by literary and
musical selections and by interesting
talks Oh the successful management OF
such organizations.
Bernard Crcbs, the boy who was hurt
at the steel works, had his foot taken
oil at the ankle. Although his leg is
bruised il is thought it can be saved.
His abdomen is also torn somewhat, but
it is thought he will get along nicely.
The Odd Fellows and Daughters OF
Rebccca are preparing Tor an extensive
"blow out" at their next meeting 1T
which quite 4 number OF candidates
will be taken into the orders.
4 large number OF General Colts
admirerswent over to Beliaire to hear
him talk, and came back moro en-
thusiastic in his praise than ever.
Quite a raid was made on q number
OF summer kitchens and everything that
could be taken was carried off b~ythieves
Tuesday night.
Surveyors are at work getting the har-
Dor lines OF the rivcr to settle a dispute
about the cncroachmcnts OF the manu-
factories.
The foundation Tor the new business
front being added by II. Bursec to his
residence is going up rapidly.
Clyde S. Ford left last night for the
Columbia College OF Physicians and
Surgeons.
Miss Laura Dare, the efficient assist
ant ut Mason, is seriously indisposed.
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"uOLD YOUR CROn."


,u,,nrc OmcIals out with Two More Cir.
rular,-Donnrliy's Argument.
s. parL, AIISS., Sept. &0.-rwo more
wheat "hold.your-crop" circulars arc
ont, Tie first is from lgnatlus Don.
nelly, president OF the Minnesota Ali.
gucs, who urges farmers TO hole their
wheat TOR thirty days longer. In the
r,ys. # think every intelligent man
in Minnesota knows that wheat is now
.rIjjmr at far below its actual
yglgr' but the Alliance. as IN
orrgpiMtion, has not taken the
responsibility OF giving any advice on
tLcsubirct, believing it 10 be outside
tbrir junction to do SO. and Il hazard
ops experiment to make in an official
w1y. but it is clear that ii not Il busllel
Of whca, is sold in Minnesota by the
farmers during the next thirty days,
,ba, the wheat pits OF Chicago, New
Yorkand London would DO full OF dead
hears, and the farmers would get for
tAeIr wheat crop what it is really
WORTH
The STATE will come out on Friday
with another circular. The contents OF
the circular are much the same as those
oi the last one. This one simply takes
W the wheat situation where the other
left oil. The crops OF the ten years
iron 1850 TO 1870 are taken as the basis
OF computation, and the circular holds
tina. there is danger OF exporting too
much wheat.
The CIRCULAR argues that higher prices
iOr wheat does not necessarily mean
more expensive bread.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Good Reports for acknowledgements
un Dcnd-.nwn Tennis. etc.

un Dcnd-Lawn Tennis, etc.
An agent OF the Millington White
Sand Company, Of Chicago, was in Mar
tins Ferry yesterday selling sand, and
when asked about his politics, said: 81
am an American" lie lives in Miami
county, this State, and says his county,
which has never given over l, 100 Tor the
Republicans, will rol! up 1900 majority
for Mckinley and Harris. lie predicts
that Major Mckinley will carry Hamil-
ton county by 10000 and Ohio by 10000.
lie says he has been all over the State
and knows what he is talking about.
The lawn tennis tournament will
close the latter part OF the week. In
singles yesterday James A. Dickson dc.
fcated DR.. Will Hall. Dickson won the
first set, the score being q 10 5. Hall
took the next two by scores OF 6 to and
6 to I. This leaves 1loyle, Robertshaw
and Hall to finish.
Miss Alice Williams is visiting the
family OF George NIentz in the First
ward. Yesterday while she was fool.
ing with an old revolver it was acct
dcntally discharged. and the contents
OF one barrel were emptied in her lett
leg.
William Burns will be the ticket
agent OF the Terminal railway in this
city. The Wheeling and Martins
Ferry tram will Commence running TO-
day. 1t is said that this train will
make hourly trips.
Tbn fo~n,,. ,,nr;,,, rr;, DJ,I. AZ
Kin!cy Button will be sent by mail,
postpaid, to any part OF the United
States for ten cents by John W. Crooks,
Lock Box $50, Martins Ferry, 0. Sales
are increasing.
George Mercer, Esq, aged eighty
three years, died Yesterday at the fam
lily residence in the West End. Tic
funeral will take place this morning ut
10 O'Clock.
The case of Sarah jenkins ct. al. VS..
the c., L. & w. Railroad company will
be heard for the second time October G.
The jury disagreed in the last hearing.
Another injunction has been served
by Bridgeport against the Martins
Ferry Construction Company and the
Citizens railway.
The Martins Ferry Republicans who
heard General Golf ut Bcllairc on Sat
urday night, are highly pleased with
the speech.
Jacob Lott desires to inform all per-
sons indebted to him that money is'to
be pNid to him and to 10 other person.
Joseph Mcdill, Esq, writes from Ne
iraska that he is nursing his brother,
who has the typhoid fever.
George Floto has opened Il meat mar
lict in the oom on Second street occu-
pied by John M~ulligan.
An inexhaustible supply Of water
has been struck at the Belmont brewery
ut the depth OF ITO feet.
The Buckeye Glass Works, which re-
sumed this week, is having u big run
on flint goods.
Minnie Seward will hold the boards
at the Opera House the last three nights
OF next week.
L. +. Johnson died Mt his homo in
Etnaville yesterday OF consumption.
Mr.. David Llewellcn has moved into
his new residence in the Third ward.
Every manufacturing establishment
in Martins Ferry is busy.
Rev. William Lewis has returned
from Youngstown.
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Special Dispatch to he HtNNgcncr.
WESTON, W. Va, Sept. S0.-At high
noon to-day, tho ceremony that united
DR.. Fleming Howell, n prominentphysi.
clan OF Clarksburg, and Miss Gertrude
Bennett, sister OF Judge W. G. and Hon.
Louis Bennett. took place in st. Paul's
P Z. church atthis place, Rev. DR.. Lacey
officiating. DR.. Brock, OF Morgantown
and many other personal friends OF the
contracting party were present from 4
distance. The presents were numerous
and costly. Many kilograms OF congratu.
lations were received. They took the
l:30 train Tor C~larkaburc, where dinner
at Maj. RHymond's awaited them, after
which they took the night express for
an extended trip,
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,rcK FOR
.,,,.rner sends Him tho Loft Hind
y Van, of - Graveyard Rabbit.

4 AtIu'ntNlNN
y 49,, NJ n Graveyard Rabbit.
yorycs7owS, Ono, Sept. S~O.-lsobcrt
y Murray, a prominent attorney here
.,s,crdoy received u letter from VIII
;,n IIogclline, conductor on u railroad
-, Vim, Bluff. Ark, with m enclosure
,,Jrrs.cl to Hon. William Mckinley,
=. ~,coucs,inc that Mr.. Murray should
,1,tnr Il, The enclosure consisted OF
9i" ",n letter 10 Minor Mckinley and
III 4 mounted left hind foot OF II rab-
rho concluding portion Of tho
i,.,cr Was as follows: ITO prove
yop that you have ut least
~ friend in the solid South |
o',v Won this mascot which | assure
sS",' The left hind foot OF u graveyard
?!y,ITLi, and /. sure to bring luck to It's
"Tnrr. Hoping it may retain It's virtue
V yfi,S in YOUR possession and that you
",9y win The gubcrnatorIal raccin a gal
lana well as any other race your friends
,gp enter you in, | remain your friend,
"ii'mliEr his brother, State Mine In
s,sr,or r. VI. I~lazletine is 4 Democrat,
'rj Wgs A schoolmatc Of Mckinley. Mr..
Murray His afternoon forwarded the
i,,,sr and rabbit foot to Major Mckin-
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ITEMS OF INTEREST.
More INN oae.haii Of tho people die 0eio'

a... .
Moro than one.hali Of tho people die before
the age oflG.
, New York CITY ,tempts dyspepsia by eating 1c.-
COZ PORK pies daily.
A simple remedy for hlccough Is a lump OF
sugar. saturated, with vinegar. twill STOP II In
lime cases out OF tcn.
Tho best remedy for n cough or cold, when ell
10 said and done. Is u purU stlmnlant IN hot
water.
Cramps In the stomach mud many other minor
complaints, Us well Us many more important
ones, cnn bc cured by Il stimulant, and whlsEcy
Is the finest stlmulnut
One particular whiskey Is mRdO for purely
medicinal purposes, namely, pul,yA Pure Malt
II has reCc iyCd the highest endorsements OF the
leading scientists and physicians Of tho Land.
The sales men Of some druggists and groccts
viii try TO persuade you that they have u wills.
key ns good Gs Duily's ruro Malt; do not believe
them. There Is not Il medicinal whiskGy on the
market III at Can, for n moment. be compared In
purity and goodness TO Dntly'S. TIL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-01
EELLiiHE.
ALI Sorts OF .Loc:i! Ho,ss anu Gossip from
the Glass City.

the Glass City.
Local Conductor Glen NOVEL;, OF the
B., q. & c. railway, WAS killed between
Freedom and Mt. Ephraim Wednesday
morning. lie was shifting some cars
and stepped in front OF the engine and
trippcd and fell across the track. The
engine passed over him, killing him in
stantly. He wasa single man and re-
sided at Summeriicld.
Mrs. Julia Darcr, wife OF Carl Darer,
OF Rodcfcr Bros glass works, met with a
painful accident. While moving q jar
OF apple butter she slipped and fell,
breaking the jar and the butter flying
over her arm, scalding her badly.
B. G. Tyler, who went to Montana,
has returned and will accept the posi-
ton ut the steel works, made vacant by
the death OF Mr.. lmmcrwahr.
The Gravel Hill literary and socia!
club will have its first meeting this iall
at tho house OF Miss Smith this evening.
The Matt L. Allen is laid up at, the
coal works below town.
The Hebrews will celebrate their New
Year Saturday.
Hone. L. Wecms was in the city yes
tcrduv.
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WEDSEsDAY's BASE BALL.


League and Association Games Played
Yesterday.
PITTSBURGH, Sept. 30.-The Cincin-
mtis won q rather close game to-day.
Score:
Ett.1grEl ~,~~".~9 9 Q 9 l o9S 81
Hits, ) and 6. Errors. l each. Earned
none. Pitchers, Maui and Rhincs.
Umpire, Hurst.
HoSroy, Mass, Sept. 30.-The Bostons
wound up the season At home by taking
two more games and stepping into first
place. First game, sC0re:
New YofI-"~~--..-2 . . . ) 0 Q i =
Hits, l6 and IS; errors, 8 and 6;
earned, S and i; pitchers, Nichols,
WEIGH and Coughlin.
Second ganc-Score:
ES'91~""~-""......O 0 l . . 0 o. 5
NeWl orEn.""".""...V 0 0 0 . l 0 >
Hits, S and 10; errors, 3 and l; earned,
5aGd2; pitchers, Stalcy, Clarkson and
Sullivan; umpire, Lynch.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. 30.-The
athletics Won the first game from Bos-
Ton owing to errors and lost the second
through inability 10 hit IIaddock. First
game, score:
!Ahjciics.~......o.."? o 0 2l3l2 Oil
br;on.~".....~~. 1000 0Oll o. 8
Hits, 70 and 9;errors, 6 and s; earned,
sam! t; pitchers, Weylling and O'Brien;
uilpires, Ferguson and Chamberlain.
second game, score:
- W -. '''"."",""-""....- 3 0 0 = s
"tIs'cs U o 0 0 o. .
Hits, ! and i; errors, Boston .; earned,
Boston +;Qitcl!crs, llaldock and Cham
Icriain; umpire, Weighing.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Sept. 3O.-Milwau.
See won to-day by batting Mcelin
hard. Score:
t%gGSre"-"-."..,.-"..9 0 2 0 do
L'a!''l'e'..''..,...""".".3 . U 0 0 . l. 1
Hits, Hand 5: errors, . and 5; earned,
an! i; pitchers, Davis and aieekin ;
umpire, Mclaughlin.
CLEVELAND, O.. Sept. 3O.-Tho Chica-
Cos were outbattcd and outiclded to-
Jay and that tells the story. Score:
G C!SSs.si'a -~"~-5 292$9?3- 81?
Hits, 10 and 70; errors, Q and 6;
earned I and L; pitchers, Young, Gum.
0tIt ana Nlckcry; umpire. Emslic.
NEW York, Sept. 30.-The Widowcrs
ANL4tl I'm 1hniT Enugnn. - i,l-u NJ
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A Conductor Killed.

Siysia' DiTd.eh TO n, hiditgale1.
CALDWELL, Ono, Sept. 90.-Clel No.
well, u conductor on II freight train on
the Bellaire, Xaneavillo Il Cincinnati
railroad, was instantly killed at Nj.
Ephralm station, eleven miles east Of
this place. ut an oarly hour this morn
ing. lie had been doing switch wori;
and had just thrown the switch and
stepped back on to the track when his
foot struck the rail and he was pitched
in front OF tho moving engine which
ran over and cut him to pieces. Tho
train men gathered up the remains and
took them back TO Symmetrical, from
which place they h0d just started.
Novel; Is a young man, aged % years,
and unmarried.
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GEcMECUEN.
News Items from tho looming Now Tow,
down tho River,

News Items from tho looming Now Town
down tho River.
The Wheeling and Moundsville turn
pike was thrown open to the public on
the Goth. This is the finest road in the
county, having been macadamized clear
through.
Hon. J.. r. IIanen, OF Glen Easton, has
commenced the erection OF two houses
here. He contemplatcs moving here in
the near future.
Superintendent Sheets, OF the Balti-
moro 4 Ohio railroad, was here looking
over the ground for tho location of a
new depot.
Rev. Mr.. Campbell, OF tho Church Of
God, preached here last Sabbath morn
ing and evening to large congregations.
CHI. Palmer, OF Deer Park, has To-
Gated here with his photograph gallery
for 4 limited time.
John Johns has accepted a position
in the National rolling mill ct McKees.
port, Pa.
DR.. Dowlcr, of shcrrard, will move
here withLhis family.
Booth Goodwin is visiting friends in
Grafton.
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Suspension on Wall Street,

New York, Sept. SO.-F. II. vcnnor
4 Co. announced their suspension at
the stock exchange this afternoon. II
is believed that the firm will be able to
resume without loss to creditors, and it
is said that the suspension was made
III order to enable the firm to come to
terms with certain creditors, who were
demanding the immediate payment OF
looms.
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NIOUSDSylLLlj.


A miscellaneous Niolnngo OF Minor nlat.
tors from Mnrshall's Metropolis.
P. p. Stewart, Of Benwood, was in
town yesterday.
Woodburn & Henderson will open q
new grocery store in u few days.
L. j. Parsons and j. L. Parkinson were
in Cameron OF legal business yester-
day.
Miss Rose Bonlr has returned from u
pleasant visit 10 friends in New Martins
vile.
Miss Nina Odbort, Of Stcubenville, is
visiting Miss Amy Chapman, cnS rhird
street.
DR.. r. W. Hall has purchased the
Williams property at Rosby's Rock;
consideration, 500.
William McConkey has purchased the
llacerlnin property, south OF the peni-
tertiary; consideration, $1,000.
Hon. J. Alex Ewing, Rev. G. W.
Grimes and Rev. G. +. Lcatherby arc
attending the NJ. L. conference.
Dr.. Eskey and 3. T. Peabody, OF Ben
wood, were here q few days ago with G
view OF investing in real estate.
The remains OF r. L. Wuyman, who
was killed by tho cars here Tuesday,
were taken to his home ut Glen Daston
yesterday for burial.
At the next term OF county court thoy
will open bids for furnishing and spread
ing gravel on the river road from the
Little Gra"e creek bridge to Tomlinson's
house.
John T. Stoves circus will exhibit
here next Tuesday. The advance agent,
MIR. W. Slomon, and bill posters were
here yesterday and elegant paper adorns
all the bill boards. Tie celebrated
Elliott family is with the show, which
is said TO be far above the average in
every particular.
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~N1Ac'SSArI, Ono, Sept. 80. The
""yN was not very last and only moder-
a'G.y good time was made.
v. ri's' FaGe-0ne mile and twenty
49, lnsoiencc won; time, l:lS.
ns, ysOnd rnce-One mile; Prince OF
p2 TSi Won; time, l44i.
won n"'tH receive furlongs; Fauvette
VIE Wi r%iliora Won; time, l:4Gl.
ouo ,.,n faee-Four and half ~iurlongs;
Homes SsI race Five iurlongs; Great
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-01
Gen. Con In Noble County.

HptcIII UIEpuErH 70 NC IH'tTIgtnccF.
CALDWELL, Ono, Sept. 80. = Gen.
Nathan Golf, Of West Virginia, nd.
dressed the Republicans OF Noble coun-
ty ut SummerilGld to-day. The mass
meeting was very enthusiastic and was
attended by about 5000 persons. Major
Mckinley was heartily endorsed. Con.
Coli addressed the Republicans of Cald.
well tonight, and the meeting was
largely attended and very enthusiastic.