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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-09
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GLORIOUS VICTORY.
a Democratic Cyclone Sweeps
the Country.
WATERLOO OF RADICALISM.
Popular Sovereignty Triumphant Over a
corrupt Pl0lOTaCy.
THE OLD DOMINION DOES HER DUTY
By Giving a Sweeping Democratic Vic
tory All Along the Line.
AS0LlD CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION
Lire The Present Indications and a Biz
Cleveland Majority.
no BREAKS IN THE "SOLID SOUTH"
Republican Corruption Money Cannot
Buy Our Dixie Land,
EEW YORK STATE GOES FOR CLEVELAND
Illinois Conceded 10 tho Democrats by a |
Good Majority.
CONNECTICUT ALSO PROBABLY SAFE.
Indiana, The Home Of Harrison, Claimed
by The Democrats.
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75; Weaver and Field, 80. A Democratic
gain of 40.
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WASHINGTON, VA, Nov. S.-Rappa-
hammock gives Cleveland 69J majority.
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HARRISONBURG, VA. Nov. S.-The
Democratic majority in Harrlsonburg is
a. Democratic gain Of 22j over 1858.
OFerrall will get a larger majority than
in 1888, and the county will be Democratic.
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rAPPAHAENoCK COUNTY.

SPERRYVILLE, VA, Nov s.-Rappa-
hammock county gives 675 majority for
Cleveland and O'Ferrall, and Page 400
majority.
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cincts ouS Of ten in this county give
Cleveland H5; Epes Dem.) congressman,
AZ; Harrison, G1 Goode People's) con-
gresham, 6j7; Weaver, so. This county
will 80 400 majority for Harrison and
Reid and 600 for Goode.
POwHATAN COUNTY.
BALLSNILE, No. S.-Harrison vote, %:
Cleveland, AZ; Weaver. IS; Wilson, l;
Goode. ~; Epes. 46. FllI vote.
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SHENANDOAH COUNTY.

WOODSTOCK, VA, Nov. S.-Court-
house--Cleveland. go; Harrison. l1S; Town
Hall-Cleveland, 157; Harrson,7S. Demo-
cratic gain, 81.
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Lire The Present Indications and a Big
Cleveland Majority.

no BREAKS IN THE "SOLID SOUTH.
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Seventh District.
ALBFxlRLE COUNTY.

sCOTTSvILLE, VA. Nov. S.-Scotts-
Vile precinct gives Cleveland and O'Fer-
rail- a majority OF rs. Scottsville. Flu
wanna, precinct gives Cleveland and
Tucker a majority OF 81.
SCOTTSvILLE. VA. Nov. &--Carter's
precinct gives Cleveland and o'Ferrall
"a majority.
HOwARDSvILLE. VA, Nov. S.-The
official vote Of Glenmore precinct Buck
inzham county. Is as follows: Cleveland.
and Stevenson Las: Harrison and Reid
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WOODSTOCK. VA, Nov. S-New Mar
ket, 1O9 Democratic majority; Mount
Jackson ll9 Democratic majority; Toms
brook, 81 Democratic majority; Strasburg,
2l9 Democratic majority; Edinburg, III
Republican majority. Democratic gain Of
1s6
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WATERLOO OF RADICALISM.
Popular Sovereignty Triumphant Over a
Corrupt PlutOCraCy.
By Giving a Sweeping Democratic Vic.
tory All Along the Line.

1 SOLID CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION
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cinct: Cleveland, AZ; Harrison, 2lS;
Weaver, 30; Bidwell. 5; Wise, S9S; Grant,
2c9.
CENTRALIA, VA, Nov. S.-Chesterileld
Courthouse precinct gives Cleveland, Z5;
Harrison, 12O: Weaver 3; Bidweil, ] Wise
pa: Grant 20. Democratic gain over
1855, ..
KING GEORGE G. H., Nov. S.-The fol-
lowing are full returns from King George
county: Cleveland, $50; Harrison, ga
Weaver, 80; Meredith, 515; Turner, 4H
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RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY.
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Eighth District.

MANASSAS, VA, Nov. S.-Cleveland's
majority is at least 800 in Prince William.
Meredith leads his ticket long ways.
His majority will reach 1900 in this
cOUrtv
LEXINGTON, VA, Nov. S.-Assured
Democratic majority in the county 900,
with good prospects for 1000. Impossl-
bic to get anything but majorities to-
night. The Third party will not poll over
- votes in the county.
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NORFOLK, VA. Nov. S-Chairman
Young estimates that Norfolk city will
give $500 Democratic majority, Ports
mouth, 800. Chairman J. r. Duke says
the district is for Tyler by handsome
majority.
NORFOLK, VA, Nov. S.-PoIitical ex-
element is running high here. Thousands
Of people are on the streets, which are
lighted with fireworks and illuminations.
The Second district is safe. Cleveland's s
majority in Norfolk is 3.O77; Portsmouth,
e6S. The district is safe by 5000 majority.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-04-11

9tebeQen bel Grb i6t din Bu 9enpmmen,
nobel iiber 1000 oetleIben auf DEM yei0e
blieben; Der 8erlult Der 0tegierungStruppen
lou nur 5 Goote IND itber 40 GerpunOete
betraoen baben. = Sim Is. 0eSember riids
ten bic aaiierli0en auF cine lett benz Nus>
bruG oes MuftanoeS o~rganiltrte, ettpa
5000 Mann 5dblenOe Banoe Dor, grtften
ite bel Wu ia deng Oil rl1o 3erlpren9ten tie
lleber 1000 JtebelIen DurOen ~aetDDtet, tbr
Q(nfiibrer, elmer Der befal1ntelten 1ebeleIz
DGuptlinge, lpGter init benz vftltenDetlel1
Soo", >. y. 3eritiideluns, b%eltraft. Die
Jtegierungstruppe1 Datte1 nur IA Bertpun1
oete. - Nm 16. 0e5elnber fa1oen 5tDet Detz
tere &Gnlpte ltatt, in oenell llber 1000 9tez
beIen eri1lagen tpur0en; Die &atlerli6en
loIen nur II Soote unO % Ternunoete
n~erloren baben.
9em Bert6te oes 66n1t>& ommanbiren>
BEN bet dineiti6en Gruppen, General g)ebs
6i>dao, 5u 6olae, iino III ben bier @oden,
pelde Die 9tebelion oauerte, 9egen 10000
NufitdnDil9e CD 9et0otet tporDen. Dies lit
ollerotngs cine ungebeuer groBe 2lnSabl,
bod muB mani III 8etra6t 5ieben, baB lt6
unter ben 0ln9ei6ladteten ntele frleOltde
9erlonen befamoen, Die nur 0ur6 OrD6n1>
gen ha3u g%e5ipungen DurDen, ge9en Die 9te>
Sierungstruppen Dor5ugeben, 5uuleilt mob!
o9ne irgenb iDelGe ne~nnenSDertbe Wafte 3u
beiibeu. 9e1ien ungeadtet muB man 5uz
geben, oaB Der 9lufltano beretts etnen re6t
beoeutenDer l1mfang an9enDmlne1 bate !;
Ieine l6neue unterorudun8 1T nur ben
,energii6en MaBregeln gu peroanten, Die Der
@enetal> @ouperneur BON Si6tli, 81 Sung
ti6ang, obne 8er3u9 e~rerifen bat. @re
mGbnenstpertb lit aud Die Sbatla6e, baB
Der 006ft7 &ommanoirenbe 0er Ge9ierungsz
truppen in leinem 8ertbte an ben Gbron
ausbriiGli9 betDut, bon tDie g~0Beln JtuBen
Die Gtlenbabnlinie BEL Der 8efDroerung Der
Sruppen mad Der Scene ees NufltaEoes
| geipeien lei. 6oftentItd tptr0 Oteler Gorfau
Der @entralz9 tegterung gu Peftng Die Nugen
bafIr Dffnen, Dab Gilenbabne1, lelblt toenn
1ie bonn commer3Ieuen StanOpuntt aus BON
feinem 9roBen gtuben ietn iOQten, lt6 bod
fir itrategii6e 3weGe ais unl@GBbare
0IlfSmitteL ertpeilen.
groBoem in ben bon Der 8etpegnng be-
riibrten @egenben ben Beri6ten gu Solge
Die Gube mieoer ber9eiteQt moroen lit, erz
idien es bod 9eratben, cine ftarte Belabun9
our MISUNDERSTANDING Der &ube 5urudsu7
Iaiien, uno IS ltno Daber in Dem Nufltanosz
9ebiete i'm @an3en 8 9ager Snfanterie "a
500 Wfanu) lopie 3 S6paOronen &apauez
RE "a 250 Bfer0e) 5uriiGgelai1en poroen,
lomit Suiamr1en ettpG 5000 Wtann.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-04-11

cine bon 1ittli6em GrnIte ~5ergeroe. 9!S
meiIten larfen auf Die Woral 1eneS Str9t1
niers 1tnaus, tpelder idgte: SGle tple Der
9raDtonS8 orrope> Sal letert IN Der 9Setle
au erleOtgen, DaB Der cine Wfaill1 leln Wez
Debr ne6me unD aut Die Sage n0@ penn
anbern Otanne ge1e; ooer 1enes 9tem
Oorfers, tpel6er ertl0rte:
rg8enn ib 9rapton tuGre, 10 tpnroe l9
bic Sa6e. 10 einrt6ten, Dap bet Nlttuntt
Des 9amDfers nur elmer Don urls lebe1ot8
ans 9anb fomnlen piroe, nno Dteler et1e
miirbe / d. letn uno ntdt Der anoere SRerl.
@s muB elm Seilmittel fir lolde Wtalller
oebeu, bie feinen anoeren 3ettpertretb ten>
men. ais SSalnilien gu SeritOren. sic neb@
men III lebr iiberbano nno etn btShen Yul>
Der uno 8lei, tpie I'M Deacon Sale, 1T oas
6eilmittel. SD fe1ne Siemli6 Diele lolber
8urId,en, bic auf biele Weile aus Der HeIt
oeldofft tperDen Iouten. IS mare beller
fit bic @elt unO Die Moral bet @eleu>
i6aft."
Sin Mit9lieb 6es gletp gorfer 2ea9ues
Club bat oas 9ti6ttgere 9etrpffen, tnoem er
iagte:
nOieie STANDARDIZATION nebineu au3uz
iebr iiberbanO. 6ter baben mir bret Sale
bon beptelener SreuLoitgfeit amerifanil6er
Srauen int IuSIanoe innerbalb zines Weoz
mates. 8as ben 9raDtousSaa b%etrifft, 10
lit IS lange ein offenes @eBetmniB geneien,
baB 8orrotpe 3u Srau 9rapton III ndberen
8e3iebun9en itan0. Wenn 0raDton letne
gfli6t 9etban bate, 10 niiroe er it6 III
aIer Stile bon leiner Srau getrennt, ietne
&inber genommen unb ME mebr ettpas nit
ibr su l6affen gebabt baben. Nteiner @ns
it9t mad lit Die 8fli6t zines Wtannes in
einem iolben Sale iebr einfad. Seine
erite Bflidt gilt ietuen &inbern. Sbnen
ioute Die Sdam unb 9emiitbtgung eripart
bleiben, tpelde Die Dffentlt6e NntInbigung
bon Der Sitnbe ibrer Wutter auf fe
brinsen muB."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-04-11
Sm&ertrMft 1tnS a1ts1dnoii@er rafr
finirter Sn&et.
(Gincinnott 9plfsfreunb.)

Ser 3udertruit bat iebt ale 3uGers
Sabrifen Der Ser. Staaten, nit Mrsnabme
bon breien. in ietnem 8e1ib. 0iele bret
Qe6Dren aber bGoeutenoen glftientnbaberl1
bes Sruft un0 tperoen in Ieberetnftintmung
nit Dteiem pertpaltet. Sn @trfli6feit bat
alio Der Sru1t Da5 WDnoppl fur Die ge>
iamntte 3uderinbuitrie beS 2anbes. Ser
pirflt6e gSertb Der Deri6iebenen @tabltlz
lenentS betrGgt nt6t gGn5 $4,000, 600,
bod lit Der Sruit auf $4,000, 900 fapttalts
iirt urt0 miro auf Dteler @runolage fir odS
Iaufenbe SaGr 81 grocent 0ipibenben sabz
len; mttbtn bat DaS tDtrtlt9 an9eIe9te Sea-
pitaI q Brocent gebra6t.
Nls nod etnt9e SppOitttpn beltano, tpas
rem Die @eptune nt6t 10 rteitg bod. gtun
lit aber b%etanntli6 aud Der leBte 0ieit elmer
Sppoiition 0ur6 ben flr5Ii0 erfDlgten Nnz
tauf Der Claus SpreGeI'iAen Gafftnerten
aus Der @elt geinafft, unO icfort bat Der
Sru1t ben 8reiS fit oaS Rfuno 2uder INN
5 5 Sent erb0bt, mas Der Nuf legung elmer
Sage bon 500, 500, 900 fit 0as 8olf Der
Ser. Staaten gletGfon1mt.
Ser Sru1t bate 5u bieier @etpalttbat
nidt i6retten fOnnen, tpenn auf %auslGnOtz
lhem raffintrtem 3uder ni6t AUDI lett Der
freien GinIaffung Des GobSu6ers Elm Gtrz
fubrsol bon J Sent auf's 8funb rubte.
SeIbit tpenn iolder rafftntrter 3uder auf
Der SreiLifte ftGnbe, 10 wirbe Der Sruit
nod imlner i'm Stanoe iein, bic ausldnz
btide @oncurren5 r~afftnitten !3uders gu
unter6rIden, ba er Die Srahtfoiten -
etpa ! Sent auf's Bfunb = lparen tann.
Ser beiagte 3ou bat mitbin feinen anoeren
3nsd, ais bas 8olf I'M iiber 500, 600, 900
gu beitebIen uub oieies SinDengeIO in Die
unergrInolt6en Taiheu Der Wtiutondre gu
itefen, wel6e an benz 3udertruit betbeilt9t
iinb.
9as 8oIf ioate bon ieinen @ertretern
frdftig nerlansen, baB bent l1npeien Elm
Cube gema6t unb cine 8u etn9ebra6t uno
angeno1nmen tperoe, tpelbe oielen un9es
rehten unb rGuberti6en 2oQ aufhebt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-04-11
Ql1slal1o.

- Stir Die i6le1il6en 6anoneber bat Ser
Scatter Die Sum1ne bon 45, 900 Wtf. dnsez
nielen, UNI ben nebertritt bon &tl1bern
i6le1il6er 6anomerfer gu anoeren 8erufs>
spetaen HI erlet6tern, uno I'm beoirftige
i0leiiide Weber nit leitunssfGbtgen 9anoz
ipebitiiblen a%ussuruiten.
- Qus Der neuen 8eranlagrng eer girz
fommenlteuer betrd9t fit Die Staot Wfagbe>
bura Das Wtebr 421, 087W1f. Doer annGberno
24pGt., Dapon Steuer bon iuriItilhen Berz
lonen 1914 900 SIT. = Son ben &reilen bes
yeaierunqsbe3irfS Wagocburg tpetlen auf ::
Nldersleben 81 pGt., GaIbe II p@t., Man3>
Ieben So pGt., Sl6ersleben 81 p@t., gleuz
balbenslcben So p@t., 6alberltabt AZ psf.
bis binunter gum Gretle Siterburg, Der nur
Elm Wtehr bon 5 psf. er9ab. Stir Sar1m
lit baS SteuerioQ bon $1,000 Wfart auf
142, 600 W2f., alio un so psf. Qeitiesen. =
0ie M~iebreinnabme betrG9t i'm Beairt
Sppeln II Wftaionen, i'm 8e5irf 2iegnib
$50, 900 O(arf.
= l1eber Die Grmor6un9 oeS 6anolurgsz
oebilfen Q8e:mann in &oblel5 rur6 etnen
yieutenant miro bon bort beri@tet: Borige
g(ont entitanb 3tpii6en benz Seconbs Qieutez
nant bon Salilh bonn %. Snfautertez Jtegtz
111ent unD DeHI JtuuIItultI 2SetntQlIH uuI
Der S6tffbriife etn Wortitreit, Der lblteBs
LID in SbGtli1feiten ausartete. Ser &aufz
mann lou ben Sfft5ier nit einem Stod ges
ldlagen baben, porarf b. Salil6 nit oem
0eaen benz Beinann einen Derarttgen
Std perleBte, oaB oerieLbe balo barauf
1tQrb. 8on frii6er Der louen it6 lieutenant
b. Salil6 uno Weimann nidt baben ausz
itebeu fonnen. @eitern Qbeno nun trafen
iid, 8etoe bon @brenbreititein fomnleno,
auf Der Sbiffbri6e. Su beS @rlteren @es
lelllebaft befano it9 Elm 2%teutenant 2emde,
in bes 2ebteren Gin iunger Wtann bon
t&oblens, 2igeL. Neimani1 lou binter ben
lieutenant bergebenD Sti6eIreoen 9efii6rt
baten, oenen ~aus3utpei6en oieie tpieoerbolt
BEN 8erlu6 gemaht BADEN tpolen. @ttpa
por benz 6otel 8eaeuue gebt b. Saltl@ aIfs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-15

Alphonce Hemphling, OF Summit
township, Butler Co., Penn'a, made an
affidavit that his twelve-year-old son,
who had had st Vitus Dance for twelve
years, lost his speech, was completely
cured after using three bottles OF Dr..
Miles Restorative Nervine, and also re-
covered his speech. Thousands testify
to wonderful cures from using it former
vous diseases, dyspepsia, nervous debil-
ity, dullness, confusion of mind, head
ache, etc. -Four doses Of this Nervine
cured Mrs. W. E. Burns, South Bend,
Ind, who had been suffering with CON
slant headache for three months.
Trial bottle and elegant book free at
Logan Drug Cos. 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-15
A J1nTED LOVERS CRIME.
On the Road Home From Church He
Shoot, Girl aud His Rival and At
tempts Suicide.

On the Road Home From Church He
shoot. u Girl aud lis Rival and At
Temple Suicide.
LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE little village
Of Petertayey, i'll Devonshire, was
thrown into estate of the greatest ex-
element yesterday by the crime Of a
Tilted lover. A young man named
William williams fell in love recently
with Emily Dodge, the daughter OF a
farmer. His love was not reciprocated,
however, another young man, William
Rowe, having found favor with the girl.
Yesterday nearly all the villagers at
tended services IN the parish church:
When the services were over Rowe and
Miss Dodge started TO walk together to
the latter's home. They had proceeded
but short distance when they were
overtaken by Williams, who, without a
word, drew q revolver and fired two
shots at Miss Dodge, who fell dead in
the road. Rowe, taken completely by
surprise, did not have time to raise
hand to protect his sweetheart or him
self The moment the girl dropped
Williams fired two shots at Rowe, both
OF which took effect.
The noise OF the shots attracted 9TH
ers to the spot. They found Rowe ly-
ing unconscious by the side OF his dead
sweetheart, while only few feet from
them was Williams with bullet in his
head. He had shot himself after shoot
ing the others. Rowe was taken to his
home, where he died this morning.
The condition OF Williams is critical,
and there is little chance OF his recov-
erv,
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AM INTENSIFIED SUICIDE
On the South s.dO La,s BVsninE-A Ma
shoots Himself In Presence of His Be

On the South S.do Lac EVsninE-A Man
shoots Himself In Presence of His Be-
trothOd.
George Williamson, who has been in
this city for the past two years, and was
recently employed as hod carrier on
the new Baer building. attempted to
take his own life last evening about
1880 o'clock while in adrunken frenzy.
Several causes were assigned for the
rash act. one being that he lost
S47 playing pool. Another was
that he had been reading sensa-
tional novels until his mind had become
inhamed. The true reason was, how
ever, that he was in financial straits,
being in arrears for several weeks
board to his landlady, who reminded
him Of it on several occasions, finally
speaking of it to Miss Minnie Brown, a
young lady whom he was engaged TO
marry, and who resided two doors
above where he boarded, at 1902 Main
street.
AS soon as he called on her she spoke
OF it to him and no became very mad,
and started up street to get drunk.
Purchasing 22-calibre revolver for
$3.50 at Heckel's hardware store, on
Market street, he went back to the
house, and tho young lady again re-
minded him Of his board bill. He
Immediately tore open his shirt front
and placed the revolver to his heart,
saving at the same time that he
was prepared for that story. Then
he fired. Fortunately she jerked the
pistol aside enough to cause the bullet
to range downward, narrowly missing
the heart, and lodge in the apex Of his
left lung. Assistance was Immediately
summoned from the Belmont mill, and
he was carried TO the house where he
boarded. Drs. Brannen, spragg and
Burchinal were called in, but were un.
able to ascertain whether the wound
would result fatally until further devel-
opments. They placed him under the
influence of opiates, and will make u
further examination to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-15
A rERRIRLE NALL.
An leo Man Walks Into an Open Cellar
aud IL Seriously Hurt.

An leo hl1u huAkN ANU "h OPSN $780,
aud Is Seriously Hurt.
Wilson Allen, a driver IN the em-
ploy Of Teasdale, the ice man. met with
a very serious, though not fatal acct
dent yesterday afternoon. He was de-
livering ice as usual, and had stopped
at Lanning's restaurant. on Main
street, where he was to deliver a fifty
pound piece of ice. This he carried
into the hall, which was very dark, but.
as he was acquainted with the sur
roundings he kept on his way, when
suddenly without any warning he
stopped on space, and fell over twelve
feet 10 the bottom Of the cellar. The
gas man had just gone into the cellar,
and had not closed the door. This, OF
course, Allen did not know, and as 1t
was very dark, could not see. The gas
man, hearing the fall and groans, went
to Allen, whom he found was lying
senseless. He went for help, and soon
removed the injured man to his home
on Jacob street. 1t was over an hour
before he recovered Consciousness. He
had received fearful cash on the back
Of his head and was badly bruised up
all over. The only wonder about the
affair is that he didn't break his neck.
The physician in attendance does not
anticipate any serious results.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-15
TIE eRocEKs, RANQuEr.
A Largely Attended aud Highly Enjoyable
AFFAIR ut tho Arlon Hall Last Night

A Largely Attended aud Highly Enjoyable
Affair ut the Arion Hall Last Night.
Fully two hundred members and
friends responded to the invitations
sent out by the Retail Grocers' Protect
i've Association to their second annual
banquet, last evening at the Arion hall.
An excellent programme had been
arranged by the committee in charge,
Messrs. w. @. Eberts, Thomas Kelleen,
H. W. schrebe and ]. @. Strobel, every
detail being carried out to the enjoy
ment of all who were present, Alter
several selections by the Opera House
orchestra, Mr.. II. W. Schrebc stepped
forward amid much applause, and in a
few well chosen remarks introduced
Mr.. S. G. Naylor, president OF the asso-
citation, who made the address oil well
come.
MIR. Naylor stated he was notprepared
to make speech, although number
OF his grocer friends suggested that he
perform such duty, which he thought
was unnecessary, as friends OF the rs.
ISOLATION we're always welcome, and in
their behalf he was glad to have so
many present, as mutual advantage was
gained by coming together. Retailers
want their patrons to realize that they
can live and enjoy life in social inter-
mingling as well as in business way.
The association was not organized to
raise prizes, but for tine advantage Of all.
After dwelling on the abuses OF the
trade and giving them several good
maxims to follow, he closed by saying
he hoped that they would have more
frequent social gatherings, thus culti-
waiting an acquaintance among them
selves and patrons.
At the conclusion OF Mr.. MAYORS re-
marks he was greeted with warm APP
plause, and as soon as it subsidized he
introduced Mr.. Henry Baer, vice presi-
dent OF the Wholesale Grocers' Pro-
tective Association, who made some re-
marks on behalf Of his association, in
the absence OF the president, Mr..
Joseph Speidel.
MIR. Charles F. Gilligan, president OF
the Grocers' Drummers r. p. A. Asso-
citation, then made few happy remarks
on that much maligned individual, the
drummer, telling some funny stories
that created roars OF laughter. He
closed with James Whitcomb Riley's
poem on tho drummer.
Mr.. Schrebe then announced that the
banquet room was open, a number at
once repaired to the room, whore gen.
erous banquet was spread of all the
good things of the season. A number
remained in the hall to dance to the en-
trancing music of the Opera House or
chestra, which was kept up until very
late hour. The affair was big success,
and reflected great credit on the asso-
citation.
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ABOUT people.
stranger, in the city and wheeling Folks

strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Frank Albinger left yesterday Tor
Pittsburg on business trip.
Hon. John Bassell, of Parkersburg,
was at the Mcclure yesterday.
Mics Maggie McKeown, OF Baltimore,
is visiting friends on the South Side.
Miss Ella Simpson, of Stanton, Va,
is the charming guest OF south Side
relatives.
Rev. Father Werninger, OF Hunting.
ton, who is here taking course Of
treatment at the Wheeling hospital, is
improved in health.
Tom Hoey, of the South Side. was ont
Of doors yesterday for the first time in
nearly year. 1t will be remembered
he was badly injured at that time bv a
hack falling upon him. Toms many
friends are glad to hear he ia on the
highway toward recovery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-15

BEEcHAN's PrLs cure Bilious and
Nervous Ills.
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Fail to Do Our Duty.

Everybody has at times failed to do
their duty towards themselves. Hun
dreds Of lady readers suffer from sick
headache, nervousness, sleeplessness,
and female troubles. Let them follow
the example OF Mrs. H. Herbechter,
Stevens Point, Wis, who for FIVE years
suffered greatly from Nervous Prostra-
ton and sleeplessness, tried physicians
and different medicines without success.
But one bottle OF DR.. Miles Nervine
caused sound sleep every night, and she
is feeling like a new person. Mrs. Eliza
beth Wheeler, Laramie City, Wyoming,
who tried all other remedies, declares
that after three weeks use OF The Ner-
vine for Headache, Nervous Prostra.
ton, etc, she was entirely relieved
Sold by The Logan Drug Co. Trial bottle
free. l
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EDw. L ROSE & Co., State Agents for
the Caligraph, find that the new keys,
keyboard and marginal stop, recently
placed on that typewriter, are most ia
yorably commented on. The manufac.
turers are determined that in the
future, as well as in the past, that at
stands at the head, sure"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-15

DR. W. f. LASsFoRD's sale catalogue
Of trotting stock, 10 be sold at Point
Pleasant, W. Va, November %, 1892, is
now ready and contains IS head Of
choice ones. This is rare chance to
buy young stock OF the most fashionable
strains. Send for catalogue.
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LsGOODsoIls drv goods tho cheapest
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DIED.

FETTE-on Monday afternoon. November a
1892, AT 4:45 o'clock, WILLIAM FErTE aged a.
years.
Funeral wednesday afternoon at O'Clock.
from his late residence on caldwell's Run.
Friends of the family are invited. Inter
ment at Mt Zion
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-15

The latest novelties in Ladies' Fine
Shoes, in all the leading styles, sizes
and widths, at L V. BLoSD'S
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Mr.. Bulls Cough Syrup is the best
in the market. \ single bottle will
convince you OF its excellence. Try it.