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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-16

This evening tho Kirkwood council
No. 10, 0. U. A. NJ. will give free en-
tertainment at City Hall. Nleister's
full orchestra will DO in attendance and
refreshments will be served. Mr.. G, X,
Piper, state councillor of PENNSYLVANIA,
will deliver an address. and Rev. A. f.
Fortney will also be present and ad-
dress the audience. This organization
is in prosperous condition, with a
membership of 100, TWAS started hero
three years ago.
Meister's Band has ordered a full and
fine new uniform from Philadelphia.
1t was ordered shipped by express and
is expected to arrive to-day. Tho band
will make its first appearance in tho
new suits this evening Mt tho 0. U. A.
NJ. banquet, and in street parade in
Bridgeport.
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lllNsOli.l

Tho speaker was Mr.. Frank Curtis OF No. IlG6
High street, Wheeling IL do no. remember
the exact date when my trouble began, but It
dates back about twenty years, As near rs eau
"My father SAYS was ran oYer by Il wagon on
the streets OF baltimore, whom u WAS a small
child. lnlmOst died from tho effects OF my In.
lur!es, but, on rcgatnins nv health again, was
left deaf In both cnrs remaining thus until no.
yemhcr ], 1891. when called on DIS. CoDclnnd
4 lleil and placed myself under their care i
had continual ringing nnl ronrn; aud sounds
In my cnss similar TO that OF train OF cars, and
at times terrible pain In my head.
"Catarrh finally set III. md my nose would
stop M so tight that was compelled TO breathe
through my mouth to get mir. Constant drop.
ping o. mucous from my head into ms throat
Kept inc hawking md splitting most OF tho
time, Two years ago my nose nnd throat got SO
bad. lwould frequently cough so lard / would
spit blood ms N result llud no appetite .N,i.
what did cat disagreed with me- Csilyng terri.
bio pains In nly stomach. bowelsin md back. 1
grew 50 weak and emaciatcd Was hardly hblu
70 work. would feel morr tined III tho morning
than the night before on going 10 bed. lean
now eat good. Square meal and relish 1t, .Chn
DO hard days work with pleasure, which wat
acontlnnal drag heretofore; Can hear an 0rdi
lhry conversation md can heartily recommend
any one suffering as | have done, 10 try those
eminent specialists Mt No. llol Main street. and
be relieved. -.
The above statement can be easily verified at
llG6 High street Wheeling.
DOCTORS COPELAND & BELL. hive locntcd
permanent offices NJ llal Mair-s,rcet: Wheeling
W. Va. where they treat with success all Curiblc
cases ONicc hourS-9 10 II Il. IN. . to p. inland
ito 9p. III. Sundays, n. III. TO u M. and / To |
p. IN. Spccialties-Catarrh and diseases OF tho
Eye. Far, Throat and Lungs Consultation free
Address all mail 10 DlsS. COPELAND & BELL,
ll2l Main street. wheeling. W. VA.
Treatment. including medicines IS n month.
no'Thc Office OF DRs. COPELAND 4 BELL Is not
connected In my why with any other oflicts In
Wheeling PLEASE REMEMBER TlIIs:, T.
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Why the spreclsle,s Refinery Closed.

PHILADELPHIA, April l5.-Thero is
much depression among the 600 en-
ployes OF spreckle's big sugar refinery
which shut down Thursday. Although
1t was announced that the closing was
only temporary the workmen arc gen.
orally OF the opinion that, it will be
months before the big kettles and caul-
irons will again be filled. y wei! in
formed person said: "The shut down
was not caused by overproduction. In
Gulrlcs at the office will show that they
have but one brand OH hand. The
main object in getting restriction
placed on the production is to keep tho
prices up to the limit. 1t is also posi-
Die that steps will DO taken to close
down the remaining retinerics here.
Inc ways OF tho trust arc sometimes rs
MYSTERIOUS as they AFRO disastrous.
would not DO surprised to see the other
fctnerles close down at any time,
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A Pastor Violates tho Law,

LAFAYETTE, IsD., April l5.-Rew
Domlnick shunl; has boon brought here
bya deputy United States marshal. Hc
Is Is the pastor OF the Church OF the Most
Precious Blood ut Wanatah; Laporte
county, and is charged with dopositins
Aiostery ticket in the mails. The pris-
oner says that the lottery ticket was one
OF many issued by his congregation 10
ralse money to build new church and
mat nc had no intention .ofsv;olatins
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THE NATIONAL GAME.
paac I,a'l GANGS Played Sosterdny by tho
League Clubs.H!s

paae Ball Games Played Yesterday by tho
League Clubs.'G!.
WASHINGTON, D. G., April l5.-Wash.
.ngton-B Boston game postponed on ac-
count oil wet grounds. ,7a
BALTIMORE, April 15.-To.day's con.
test waa somewhat exciting, and the
home team lost through errors OF Van
Ha!.rcn and Shindo. The visitors hit
Tie ball very effectively, and took adj
vantage OF all the mispiays. The
Weather was very cold. Attendance
1900. Score:
sooEiyn..........".... 0 / . 8 0 0 0 a-lO
Hits, II and II. Errors, A and 5.
Pitchers, ucaly, Cobb and Hart. Earned,
3Cach. Umpire, Mahoney. :,
CINCINNATI, O., April l5..-ualligan's
error OF omission andactual error helped
largely toward giving Cleveland tho two
runs 10 its credit. A1cKean's two bag
GER icll just within the edge OF tho
crowd in right field, and ii lTalligan had
not halted he could easily have taken
the ball. Attendance $500. Score:
Cincinnati. . Q GO o o 90
Cleveland ................O | Q 100 o 0 o. .
Hits. / and G. Errors, Cincinnati, ..
Earned, Cleveland, !. Pitchers, Null.
lane and Young. Umpire, Lynch.
LOUISVILLE, April l5.-To-day's game
was devoid OF interest, being too ono
sided. The weather was cold and both
teams piled up errors, but the Cyclones
were the most costly at critical points.
After the second inning "Uncle Ansc"
and his colts ran away from the home
team and were never headed. Attend
ance $500. Score: 80
Chicago ;.....-.......- . 0 o 0 90 . o. 4
Louisyille................ 0 10 ) 90 IS
Hits. and I. Errors, S and Z.
Earned, Chicago !. Pitchers, Stratton
and Lubic. Umpire, Emslie.
PHILADELPHIA, Aprill5.-Wet grounds
to-day prevented the New York-Phila-
delphia game.
ST. LOUIS, April 5.-Breitcnstein
pitched n good game for the Browns
against Pittsburgh to-day. The Pirates
succeeded in hitting tho south.paw
twirler safely only one inning, the sew
enth, when BY punching their hits they
brought in three runs and escaped 4
shut out. Baldwin was touched up
rather lively. Attendance, $500. Score:
s.. l.0nis................0 9 0 0 . o ! 0 80
Pittsburgh 0 0 0 90 % 0 o. 3
Earned, 6 and J. Pitchers, Breitcn.
stein and Baldwin. Umpire, Sheridan.
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= iAsS7oS, S. D., April Il: Judge E.
w. smith has granted decree; OF abso-
lato divorce in the well known case OF
SS,narlotte Nicholl Miaton ys,J. McKim
union o! New York City, BY tho do
e u Mrs. Alinton secures the custody
VI vi me children, but no alimony is
S aa' Mrs. Minton expects to reside
permanently in South Dakota.
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SETTLE, WASH, April l5.-Tho Re-
publican state convention? chose dele
S SI.s to Minneapolis yesterday. Tho
Platform adopted endorses the admins.
ussloh OF President Harrison and re.
u; S''sms the devotion Of heparty to all
's well known principles.
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WILKES DOorII's DAUGHTER,
l!ita Eoo.h, Who Wa, With the Flor

Eita Eoosb, Who WA, With tho Floy
II. Crowcil Company, Dios.
NIw YoRK, April l5.-Risa Booth,
who Is said to have been the daughter
OF Wilkes Booth, the slayer Of President
Lincoln, and WHO for some years has
been the wife OF A. L. Henderson, tho
we'll known orchestra leader, died OH
Tuesday In Binshmnpton, n. Y, whore
shc was playing IN the company Of
Floy Crowcll. Rita Booth wore always
n medallion lockct'containing tho like.
moss OF tho ill.iated Wilkes Booth.
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tho steamboat ran down the skill, but
whether Intentionally or not is not yet
known. An unknown passenger inithe
skin was drowned and the oarsman bad.
ly injured BY tho steamers paddle
wheel. The skiff was broken to pieces,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-16

rAnrcAH, Ky, April l5.-Near Oak
'ON, NY, yesterday Frank Foulks and
Arthur Whitehurst were drowned while
T Sa rowing, the boat capsizing and tho
O0ys We're unable 10 swim ashore,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-16
REAL ESTATE.
SPECIAL SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

u not sold at Private sale before Saturday,
April 10, lSo!, we Will on Jhat day At 10 n. M,
a. me front door OF tho COur. House, offer a.
Public Sale the following Real Estate, Wy:
Sixteen lots IN zhnes Orchard Addition on
,MhGellng Island, being numbered 5, ., 10. 50, 81
S, oS, u. 0N, 10, o.. Is, u, 70, Il and u.
Also, Gnyl 10 feet on North From. street Island,
being lot No. and II foot Of lot No. .. In OH.
Captain Prince. 80 y
Also. Lot No. -, woodsdnlc. on tho Sotlonnl
Road, opposite Altcnhclm. irontinh co feet on
the plkGAnd running buck to tho motor line. \
Island lots. i N'
Must be sold at once.
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EXECUTORS SALE. A..
EXECUTORS SALE
OF
Household and Kitchen Furniture.

will offer Mt public sale, ut the residence OF
C,l Thomas 7. shallcross, on Ninth street, in the
city OF Wheeling on
SATURDAY, APRIL 16, 1892,
commencing Mt 10 o'clock a. m, a large lot OF
household goods, consisting OF parlor, dining
II OF very good quality: also carpets. hall .urni
ture and ono pinno. On the afternoon OF tho
same day will offer for sale iarnily carriage, a
cab, three omnibuses, two large wagons, sleigh
and several lurge wine casks. $50 = =.
TERMS or SALE-For all purchases for less than
twenty dollars, cash; for oil purchases amount.
Ing to twenty dollars or moro, credit OF ninety
days will DO given, tho purchaser giving thore.
JOHN J. JACOB
apS Executor OF Thomas P. Shallcross.
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Old Lake Cnptnip Dcn,,

lo Sn,cAGo; April 15.--Capt. Hiram Ba.
,N, .i III old lake captain died here YES.
pIi iT ma aged 10. lie was we'll known to
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Gould Want. n sIcxIcnn cono,,,,,,

NIFTY H!py OF MEXICO, April l5.-It ia 70.
S SOs mat Jay Gould's representative
las. asked President Diaz ior an impor-
i ;nn. railroad concession. Mr.. Hunt.
"'s1oh Is expected hero soon. !. N
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NcclIs lnYcntirnfinn,i

w. .'I1shvne, Pa, April l5.%sThcre are
s; hus: W i ferries cross the Nlonongnhcla
,r'Ss at Soho, this city, one steam icr-
"Au lie other skiG. This morning
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JOSEPH A. ARKLE.
PUBLIC SALES.
DUBLIC SALE,

E9UbIIlC SALE.
BY virtue OF the authority vested IN us by the
will Of Louis Lunsford, deceased we will, com.
meneins at 10 o'clock n. m, on Wednesday, April
20, 1S9s, offer at public sale 10 the highest and
hest bidder. Mt the north front door OF The Court
House, In the city OF Wheeling. the following
real estate: The Lunsford homestead. contain.
Ing about four and one.half ceres, on which
there is located frume dwelling house mud
other Improvements. Also three lots fronting
on the National road, 81 So byl6SH each Also
one lot fronting on the avenue. 80 by 25..
The four and one.half ncres Will be offered as
awhole or In four separate parts. as may DO
deemed best Tor tue estate on day OF sale.
TERMS OF SAIE-0nethird or more cnsh, bal.
nnce In one and two years. with interest from
the day OF sale. deferred payments to be secured
by decd oil trust Q. ]. HOLIDAY,
b, Executors OF Louis Lunsford, deceased.
The above property is situated In the village
OF Leathcrwood, Ohio county, ". w. A plat OF
the same Gun be seen at the Bank Of Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-16

April 20 and 81 the Baltimore & Ohio
will sell excursion tickets to Pittsburgh,
on account OF the Lillian Russell en-
gagement, at the rate OF s. Tor tho round
trip, good returning until 22d, inclu.
Give. Il
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FoR rheumatism, lumbago, neuralgia,
cramp and collie there is 10 remedy SUI
perior to tho genuine DR.. Thomas's
Eclectric Oil. ntw
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AFTER TWENTY Il YEARS.
Mr.. Frank Curtis States Ills Case
h III Full. x
Tho Following Is His True Statement
in D,tall.

Twenty years Is n long time, Is 1t
not? But It is at leas. !that long since
that my trouble dates back, that have
carried the burden OF misery within
nlNseli.h IN L-N 500
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THE great reason Tor tho success OF
Hoods Sarsaparilla is iound in its posi-
tive merit. 1t cures where. other prep
arations fail.
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TAKE your meals at The Milwaukee
Cafe. ROBERT GRANT, Manager,
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LOANS.
sl.ooo. sl,5oo. 5000 and SOD, to loan on cltT
real estate - -.
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NESBITT & DEVlNE,
1899 Market Street. mrs
FOR SALE.

a good farm Of ~ acres, one and half mile.
from the city. a good orchard. six acres IN
grapes. h1s iiveroomed house, stables etc. and
the best OF water. VIII sell on easy terms or
trade for city property. ~
Lots in llOnmann's addition, the best value In
the Eighth ward. on very easy TERMS, for short
time ~ r. ti-lTI
No. ill7 Jacob street. six rooms and large
sOEc TOO 800
Fine houses In Cadwells run. cheap 500 TO 800
No. 1915 Jacob street, rents ior S,l6....... 100
No Il Thirty eighth street, six rooms. new. $500
No, 1874 Chapline street, ten.roomed house =.
and two lots.
Brick house. four rooms md hall, Forty.
first and Woods streets. full lot.
No 1854 MCColioch street, six rooms, full
lot. ....s,.......;...;. 1850
Four lots on Forty.third md McCollorh
Ten lots on McColoch street, good build.
Ing or manufacturing sitcs. u.
JOSEPH A. ARKLE,
Pension Attorney, Notary and Real Estate
Agent. Houses rented md rents collected.
Office No. H'lI Jncob street 7Hft-
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Rev. C. NJ. Afford, OF Wheeling,
preached in the First Presbyterian
church here last night.
Miss Mary Griffith, OF Bcllsville,; lis a
guest OF DR.. ]. G: Mccullough; {? Eis
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-04-01

offices the cmoluments Of which
amounted to hundred Of thousands
of dollars. and he i a co-partner
with Cameron in 4 bastard organ
ization that has antagonized one
Republican administration after
another.
He is bound, hand and foot. TO
Cameron. and his reelection
means. in the ordinary course OF
events, the reelection OF Cameron
fveyears hence.
The other points of the answer
to our article are almost trivial.
Our literary friend says Quay is
not infallible, and has made mis-
takes, and then criticises US for
using the article "the" instead of
"a in speaking of the House of
Representatives at Washington as
the training school for statesmen;
also for momentarily forgetting.
when enumerating his many
offices, that Quay was for several
years Secretary of the Common
wealth Of Pennsylvania.
His willingness to add Galusha
"A. Grows name to the list Of
those. statesmen who should be
remembered by the people for
promotion to the Senate. reminds
us of the couplet.
when the Devil was sick, the Devil
Monk would be-
When the Devil was well. the devil q
Monk was he
Mr.. Dalzell has been put for
ward as a proper person for this
office. His record is good, and
that he is an unusually able man
is shown by his speeches.
His having a personal friend
among the many officers Of the
Standard Oil Co., is no objection
to him, and neither is the fact that
he is or was retained by the Penn
sylvania K. r. Co.-the heartiest
endorsement of Quay, published
in the Eagle" last week, was
that of Col. Thompson. attorney
of the Pennsylvania r. K. Co.
here.
Dalzell can stand on his record,
both public and private. and face
any man, but the issue here is far
greater than the personal fortunes
of either man, and stated briefly
it is this-Shall or shall not the
Republican party Of this State
stand in line with the party of the
Nation, or is it to continue to be
the personal property of couple
Of political tricksters, and be used
for their personal aggrandizment
and that alone.
We return our compliments to
our literary friend for his good
wishes for our personal welfare
"faint heart never won" etc-and
we will fight it out on this line.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-04-01

As high as the window IN whicn thaF
are 70 be placed At suitable distances
are srnall square blocks. acps upun
which the shelves rest AZ the eup i#
fastened a cleat, .. which. when in
place. rests in tire SmshwHy. and hollis
The entire set of shelves securely i'm ths
window
With n hacksaw Or hle eus thr~s
screw-eyes like that shown sr c. and
screw them Into the 'front.' ehrs of ths
upriEht at did
The shelves. n. are eight Inches ~aau.
with notches, &C. cut at each emd ODD ne~
conmOdate the upriwhtA The do
tanc-s between these rosches shou1d
Be Just two inches less than she widith
Of the window. 80 that the whole m4r
sc closely when IN place The forn In
that Of an upper shelf. tho dotted Iine@
rrprr~cntinr those which rest nwnImxe
the lower sash AT each smd OF tho
shelf is n scrcw-eye. H with n chnAm
one foot long attached
To arrange the shelves place thstws
upriRhts in their respective sides % tzs
window with the elezts In the s.&h-
war. the shelves are then snt I'M pnai-
ton. with the chains hooked mw To- fhe
serew-cyc above. and alI ls snug and
secure.
The lower shelf Of courss rests upou
the windowsilL
The shelves are . home invsnti1uL
well tried. and inexpensive
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-04-01

honest elections bill. published in
another column.
Newton Black casts his eagle
eye over the whole field and
comes TO the conclusion thar mo
political event that could happen
this spring. would Cause as much
rejoicing in the Democratic camp.
a for QUAY 10 be beaten in Penn
sylvania. and that in the face
Of one defeat after another in the
strongest Republican state in the
Union-also defeat and disgrace
in Ouay's own Congressional
district. the direct result of a
sneaking and contemplate agree
ment between Quay AMI his crowd
in Beaver county. on the one sid.
and Mcdowell and his crowd in
Mercer county. on the other. By
which the rights and equities Of
Butler county were annihilatcd
in a convention where Black stood
rs the nominee for Butler county.
We arc now on the eve of
another Presidential election. as
Newton SAYS, and be the nominee
who he may. he viii know that
Quay's leadership. (noN that his
methods have been exposed
would be as blighting as the
exhalations of the Upas tree.
The assertion that the Demo
Gratis want Quay out Of the
road is Of a dubious truthfuIness
He has been a mascot for them
in this Congressional district. he
has been a mascot for them in
this great Republican state. and in
the Senate of the Nation. fwhcr
he condesccnds 20 BE- thercl both
he and his co-partncr Cameron.
have been voting with The Demo
Gratis or hindering the real Repub-
lican leaders IN all important
measures.
There are one or two more
Of the interviews that we would
like to refer to. but this must Do
for the present.
Republicans Of Butler Co. and,
particularly Republican soldiers
of Butler county. consider well
the action you will take on this
matter on the 9th of April. Look
beyond state lines. look to your
National administration as pre-
sided over by Comrade Harrison.
and you will see that you are now
asked to antagonize him by
voting for a man who seeks his
overthrow; who is plotting against
him, and who is himself owned
and controlled by. and is work
ing with. as contemplate a
creature as has ever been greatly
honored by the Republican party
Of this State.
Vote for the man that Comrade
Harrison favors, vote for the ablest
man Pennsylvania has in Congress
to-day, vote for John Dalzell for
United States Senator.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-04-01

hmmt~mfAmmM mm@mM @m KMMMk 4MMM - MXW
Iowa Erp~rGm~ms sf~rsmnY
The indications frum ezpsrimsntx
carried on a. the Iowa A9r1cuituraS
Experiment station nc Ames. In,
James Wilson. director. upon soilin9
niIch cows. may be stated as follows
The average COW win eat about ss~s
cnty-Hvc pounds Of green feed daF.
kept i'm the stable with grain rstAcm
added
That cows fed On oats and pcnA
clover ard corn. fed green in the stable.
in midsummer. viii give more mflk
than when feeding on q good blue grass
pasture
That cow fed On green feed in .
stable darkrncd and ventilated. wEil
gain i'm weight more than she win in q
well shaded pasture
That the COW responds as promptly
20 q well balanced ration of grzi1
while eating green feed as she does on
dry feed
An acre of peas cut green wcighsd
la 5 tons
An acre OF peas and omts crt grw~n
weighed "a tons.
An acre Of corn cut green weighed
s2s tons
The second cut of clover In . drsughs
.. 1 tons.
IL In not necessary TO cut green feed
ostencr than twice N week. H 10 10
spread 10 avoid heating
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That Infamous Agreement.


At the Congressional convention Of isss
the delegates Of Butler county supp"rtrd
the nominee Of Beaver county; and Mr.
Townsend was nominated and elected.
The nominee Of Butler county. at that
time expected a return Of the favor he had
extended to Beaver county, and was not
only disappointed in that, but during the
PbiIlips-McDowell contest Of 1880 the
following agreement, which is sample Of
Quay's politics, was made public.
"It is mutually agreed that A. Mellow
ell and his friends in Mercer county are
To support the candidacy Of q. G. Tow
send for Congress In the congressional con
ference of 1890 by giriHg him the rotes ~
the Mercer county c0afeTrees iH sad ecH-
ference; and ON the part of c. c. Townscnd
and his friends in Beaver county. he and
thoy will give the support Of the Beaver
county conferrees TO A Mcdowell in the
conference for the congressional n0mina-
tion in 1892 And il necessary to carry
ont the spirit Of this agreement. McD0wcH
is 10 tc a candidate for Congress w HeT
Ger coLHiy ~ 1890. and Townsend IN Bra-
yer county in 1892 And it is also agreed
TIN es,1 parties and their friends are ~
aid To- the extent OF their ability in jbe
other counties of the district
''It is also agreed that in case ne~
congressional apportionment il made piipr
to the November election In 1902. nat
Beaver and Mercer counties are % remain
the same district.
n Mellow ELL.
CHAs G. TOWNSEND"
Upon the back Of this agreement is
written:
we endorse this agreement.
M. s. QUAY,
: II. MILLER.
THos. PERRY.
Il. J. HAYWOOD"