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GREAT REDUCTION
PRICE-OF-FERTILIZERs
1t is an undisputed fact that ws
have been Headquarters in our yari.
GUS Departments for years, and at
this season of the year farmers are
beginning to think what Fertilizers
they will use this fall. We wish to
state that we have MARKED OUR
FERTILIZERS DOWN IN PRICE
realizing that the farmer must be
protected. Buying, as we do, from
first hands and for cash, we are in
position to sell better goods for the
same money than many of our COM
petitors.
Remember, all our Fertilizers will
be reduced in price this fall, but the
grade will be kept up to the high
standard it has ever been.
R9 Special Prices Given to Clubs
of Farmers.
Be sure to call on us before you
buy. Farmers living near any rail-
road can have their fertilizer deliv-
cred at any station either on the B.
& o. or w. M. R. R. and Branches.
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PARTICIPATION NOTICE.

DATIFICATIoN NOTICE.
In the Orphans Court of Carroll county.
JUNE TERN, 1892.
Estate of Ann Eliza Summers, deceased.
On application it is ordered this 9TH day of
July, 1892, that the sale of the real estate Of
Ann Eliza Summers, late of Carroll county,
deceased made by Florence B. NJ. Kraft,
executrix ofthe hast will and testament of said
deceased, and this day reported to this Court
by the said execntrix, be ratified and con-
firmed, unless cause be shown to the contrary
on or before the I'd Monday, 9Th day, of Au-
gust next; provided a copy of this order he
inserted for three successive weeks in some
newspaper printed and published in Carroll
county, before the list Monday, LIST day, of
August next,
The report states the amount of sale to be
two hundred and sixteen dollars, ($2l6.O0)
DAVID H. HOFFACKER,
LEWIS CASH, Judges.
ALBERT SCHAEFFER.
True Copy,-fest:
GEO. NJ. PARKE,
july St Register of Wills
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The PLEASANT VALLEY ICE CREAM
CO., having large supply of Good Ice and
being just far enough away from railroad to
get all Good, Plain Cream, is prepared to fur
nish Celebrations, FAIRS, Festivals, Weddings,
or Private Families with a fine article Of Cream
at very low figure and on short notice.
We will run wagon TO Westminster, Sun
day and every day, to deliver to families in
quantities to suit.
Cream can be had by the plate or any guam
tity at MISS LOU EAST0N'S, 80 East Main
street. Sunday orders received at Miss
Easton's, J. D. Bowers and Himler Bros,
and at Fred. H. Myers, at the market at
Zeiber building, on Saturday afternoons.
We also invite our customers to see our
factory at Pleasant Valley, where they will be
waited on by Mr.. E. w. Devilbiss. Address
all orders:
PLEASANT VALLEY CREAM CO.,
Pleasant Valley, Nd.
They will receive prompt attention. Sun
day orders received until o. clock. my2lu
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MoRTGAGEE's SALE
4NA OLA
Valuable House and Lot,
At Louisville, Carroll County, Maryland

By virtue ofthe power contained in mort
gage from James H. Roberts and Ruth L.
Roberts, his wife, TO Louis A. j. Lamotte,
bearing date July 18th, 1899, and recorded
among the Real Estate Mortgage Records of
Carroll County, in Liber W. N. NJ, No. %,
Folio 367, &c., the undersigned, executors Of
the last will and testament of the said l.. A.
}. Lamotte, deceased will sell at public sale,
on the premises in the village Of Louisville,
Carroll county, Nd, on
SATURDAY, 2Sd of JULY, A. D., 1892,
at o'clock, p. M, all that land described in
and conveyed by said mortgage,
containing AZlMA
ACRE, MORE OR LESS.
1t is improved by large Frame ..
Dwelling, p stories, and necessary outbuild
ings.
Terms Of Sale.-One third cash on day Of
sale or the ratification thereof; balance in six
and twelve months from day of sale; the credit
payments to be secured by the notes of the
purchaser or purchasers, with approved secur-
ity, bearing interest from day of sale; or all
cash at the option of the purchaser or par
chasers.
ALICE H. LAM0TTE,
HERSCHEL +. LAM0TTE,
j.. II. LAM0TTE,
l.. Howell Lamotte, Attorney. P. A. Cor
such, Auctioneer. iul2 is
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By virtue of the power and authority con-
tanned in mortgage from Emma c. Buck
ingham and Charles I. Buckingham her hus-
band, to the undersigned, bearing date June
4, A. D. 1881, and duly recorded among the
Real Estate Mortgage Records of Carroll
county, in Liber F. 7. S., No. II, folio &c,
will sell at public sale, on the premises, on
SATURDAY, lSth day of AUGUST, A. D.
1892, at 2 o'clock, P. NJ, all those parts of
two original lots in the town of Manchester,
with three contiguous parcels in the rear, de-
scribed in said mortgage, being parts of a tract
of land called "New Market" the original
lots distinguished on the plat of said town by
Nos. II and At, containing in the aggregate 2
Foods and 81 Square Perches of Land, more
or less, subject to an annual ground rent of
1923. The improvements thereon are
comfortable q story Brick
Dwelling House, Stable, &c. &aA-A
This property is situate on Main 10
street, in the town of Manches- ..
ter, adjoins the properties of David Burns,
David Schultz and others, and is now in the
occupancy of Mrs. Ellen Berry. This is
desirable property and worthy the attention
of purchasers.
Terms of Sale, Cash, or reasonable credit
terms will be given.
EPHRAIM W. BECKER, Mortgage.
Refsnder & Reifsnider, Solicitors,
july 9 is Jacob Hoffman, Auctioneer.
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$3.50

Is the reduced price on Mems Business and
Dress Suits, that heretofore sold for Sl2, Sl4,
SIS.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1892-07-09
ICE CREAM.

l.. Howell Lamotte, Attorney. PA. Cor
such, Auctioneer. iul2 IS
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Then the men became Infatuated and hurled
dynamite bombs at the vessels with great eff.
feet The situation of the detectives was such
as to appall the stoutest heart. The men had
been left cooped up in the barges at the mercy
of the Infatuated mob. The towboat had left
them, and they we're so encompassed by the
maddened army Of workmen that no succor
could reach them.
FLAGS OF TRUCE SHOT DOWN.
Three times they ran up flag Of truce, but
as many times was it stricken down by bull
lets fred by the workmeu. Then it became
evident that the ammunition of the beseged
detectives vas either exhausted or they we're
too much worn out to continue the fight, and
for nearly two hours before the END Of the
struggle was reached not shot was fred.
THE SURRENDER.
Toward dusk efforts were again made to
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Mem Publications .

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Dclnvnrc. Iacknwanna and csieru Il. X.
stations in New orls foot OF Barclay and christopher
>uORTH>v LINE. NE>TIEiIE LED "HAIN~.


FL LIliAN tOAt iiE". -
10 N4.t ,4.h lt-.' ...-til J.. - NON l.
CLAIl TIE OKAADi.s, >ua,nlV. lrInai as'iie, Bisa.
i,g Lldgr M1Al,ou. Morr.,lo"n. PA>.Ac. Istcgsou,
Ho,nton, Dover. Srlnno.' ~ DDS lAHE. LAX.
TAiN Wasine,on, lHiLLiPsB' re-. ,EAslOS.
scfniNSioN' 'rl!-rSroN ,WlhKEISEAKRE:. HAXiI.
,OKE DANNILLE. NOHlH MBERLAND. Mon
tlo.,' mNGiiAMlHNi ,9,AAit33HD NNQQEMlcH, water
s,EACUsE, osWfeo. IliIAGA, GMlGo; ELMiRA
Coi;NING. nAIn. DAiM\HyiL l,iJ 81 HEAL0; and all
o,0O 4. M-BCFFALO. UTICA and OSWEGO TX.
"'yi It's pullman paTlor ears. Connects at I,ura
Win train Tor Chicago. arriving 9:45 a. N. next
7:so 4. M.-BINGnAMToN NAIL. Stops at prInci.
1.6O +. VI. STANTON, BINGIIAMTON and Ell
4.io r. M.IstEANTeN, VIII EsBARRE and pLYM.
Ot1U lAPEtSS. pullman parlOr
1890 p. VI. tDsiyl.-buIFALo LIMITED EMPRESS.
900 T.. NJ. daily ,;-BctFA UTICA and oSwEGo
IiCNfIS and PILLMAN' ACCOMMODATIONS at 70
AK and ~ Broadway SO West la5th..t a35 CO. nSm
Sew y 1888 Washington It. 20 Fulton md
rs Bedford ave. Brook yn lime tab os giving fll in
formation. At all >tatui..
WFSTCOTT EXPRESS COMPANY WI. call FOR ard
check baggage from hotel Or residence 10 destination
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS Ar TIE EXCHANGES.


Business a. usual on Fridays was very quiet IN The
zeal estate market yesterday L. Me,i"f offered al 10
III broadway, by order Of Avery Z. Bi'Nn a>',n'' 80
acres Of land ud .on Terrace IN the township OF Ih4
WOOD. The bidding ian nom 5000 up 10 e''-0"' H.
He"4tt wa the buyer. Ih' other -i'' Nri a-.o''i''
The following priyat, sile reported al u' IT,
change:
Ascher Weintein and Meyer Jalmulpw-ky have bone''
from Mrs. V.icaia Stuart MacLaySmih No. '5l IIl"'
ave, being the south at corner o. fiiha'' ana io''
siNth-- 2j5N1OO covered with five -'oiy b""ha,' anu
bck buildings. with four stores opposite the Nino''i
Hotel, fof about $40 oco Th, property is la>'a IRON
May /. 1898. at sll,9oo year The bIoh'l' are VII
Greene.
been decided annual banquet Of Tie IN
change viii take place at Delmonieos on FEBRUARY :
The following committee w,r' appointed to serve 10
the Exchange for the coming y,1r:
Finance Committee, {. W. Lnysrer, t. DE p ha,''"
and c. Blown; Exchange and Auction Room ionai''
william Crukank, II. v namcit, J. T. Le'ine''' lf'nA
YoIan and D. Robinson, il.
RECORDED REAL EsTATE rRANsFEEs-N. Y. CITY.
Corlandtst. No. 20; ABRAHAM Bohm and wife .,ao ooo
Hubert, u cor WcS;.,t brlkhyad, 5sN
Anna \ L Hurlbut 10 the Mayor 50. y \ CITY.
Cortlludt-st, No IS Frederick II Momscm ~
gg yth nn,t ~ N'''n'' MN '''4 81 900
ed.si' no s3ii Fran Kuii ana wife to SOPHIA 30 ooo
I9Is bGsy" h''',''N[''' anu 10000
0'I KStien.tcin to Franz Run $1,000
o'. same 70 u , 1900
Nathan GoIdsfeIn and another .~......... I0,IOO
"Weisbcfrdr ana wife to Louis Scho,n . 1890
Norfolk cor Stanton cts, JONJ1 Bcn.dlct
isn arte - 100 900
I"G a. Jhns DSTfus 70 % sane 30 600
stantonst. = : S21l NJ e Of Chry stie.st 17.9N
753; Gustav \ Kerker and wife u Esther oo, oo
GysS barbara Tchce 70 Frrdciick Echeie 1880
Io,h.a a., Z ~ tIeib 81
Zangrr and another u Marie II dwell .......- 800
''" Rad W -'V' '-''''' " - 10 800
'''m|, ,h 80 f. Trnc,e Snbnbod and another il 800
S"n'st :, ~ T. oui. kanf i'd ... 1925
c'tuN,,t 40 ~ Wv nun, ., '.o'N - ' 90 800
B,iLh,ad " lS;h-,ye between I'D and 18th It,
-xlO13: Casmr De- !; Moore ct al u the n 60.
Buiihcad w l3th.ayc. II 23G-,t l0l.3 - ccntre
Moor" Mo- %' and md VIE to 5pc2j
e. Johp :, ,n S,ol e'U u. II C''e 30 CSC
Lot. II to f. SAM mp: Same 10 Alfred KNAPP $500
Lots - and -. same map; sJm'. 10 James II o,-o
1o''
lot SAM, n ,rity: anne 10 William a. tb-on.. $500
'''I Eo;nold. and aro.ne'.'. nm AS
Torbm and an 'thcr 5000
T,, ,iici and wife To- ra'qlrc Ntrri A. coo
lo5th ~, r - u W 81 Am-tcrddHaN' 'It
i ,",., r''' '''.." anu VIZ, " pm 90 900
h9I TSo@a. Sheridan u william Cohen 92ooo
'st, M =, :, ,,t, ~ II Isgo " ~ 1000
C6thst No , Fast Sunuel Harriet & Loomi7 -,.o,
Il White. '''''' ''''
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ST0NINCTON Line.
TRON BOATS.

TNROY BOATS,
/ Stesmers saratoga and City Of Troy leave Pier 4s
n H. foot West ioth-st.. daily except SJtuid3Y p N
Connect for North and East sunday steame
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Reading Railroad System.

Anthracite Coal used exclusively, insuring CIeanll.
and comfort.
pullman Paror and Sleeping Cars
Station Foot of Liberty ST., North River.
Time Table in effect December Is, 1872
Trains leave via
LEHIcH VALLEY RAILROAD.
BuTFALO TORONTO h>D CHICAGO EXPRESS
DAILY Sf5 L. H.. 1880 l.. il.
rShA,NSisnSS p! h H. KS +. H. $50 r. st.
For Buffalo. Rochester Niagara Falls,
Toronto, Chicago and the West.
Ats:lj a. ~. ~ y. III. Sundays 10 a. M 80 p IN.
For Ia,ton. O0 10 "a M, II 80 2'Io $40, o:ios
80 b. N. Sundays, GO. rs, IL 100 m. 40 80
Tor Bsthlehem Allentown and Mauch Chunk :oQ.
Is Il 80 q - exc ~ Malch Chunk), :i5, OLD,
80 p "a. Sunday. 90. 10. II 20 a. IN. 4:fo' ~
y For PcttsvIe rs a. Il 30, AS p. M Sundays.
For Hasel,on Is q. y 80. s:45. 1880 p m. Sum
day. 3 Is Ii 90 a. M 30 D. n.
For point, in the Mahanoy coal region st 10 H.
For Wilks,parre, Pittston and scranton, . 10 m,
1o 30 So 80 y. III sundays except ocIanlon' o'H
O m. 70 y. M :, M M c,n>.v.
For Elmlrl. : IS a M. II 80, 80 D. m euheayA
SIS a. H., 80 D. m.
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80. xny,k oyr,vIo AyD WESTERN RAILWAY

NEW-lOKN. ONTNKIU NJ !" -" -, ~ y - " " ~
: N % minutes I!cl nom the 1907 Oh idiN-
MlQdl town, BoOulugUurga, Iolt JEWS.
no Mountan4al- Full,bulgh LIB ~ Living 'iph
Mnm0f Hancock ,0rtOuda.. acgrnton W'ltol, Drini'
Ga - Noru rh Edne.toa, Uucn. Rome. ODeGi Osn eED
'3,,1J i NJ. Campb4i llll iase Mohont and Ml1ne-
\y,llrl Nal,y sRs.Ons. MIDI town, blooming
Iurgh Elervtc, Falls ugh. Hurley'u!e Lioef" LN'
tF,,oof H. Midtown. Fan.btrrh. Liberty Living
st',' 'Ianor Rock and. walton sidney Noi"lch oneida.
oswcoo Eoi..tar, Niagara Falls. tfoit chicago ana
Wr.t pullman slceprs r'cin!ns-chaIr car Tree 20
evi9 n"iy ali other trains daily except SUNDAY ,....
obt,inod NJ 3@2 proadvav. Ncw-York
j. G. ANDERSON. q. 4. 80 BeaN'r-st-. New'forR'
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a II NMRU PACKET CO
MEDITERRANEAN EXPRESS LINE.

WINTLE SERVICE.
To Naplc- and Genoa. Via Gibraltar, d. 'n' H"sIh ca,
tni--'trn cAlfrs, -t'ALcls ocean passage I79 'n~4
day. $500
Next sl.lug Columbia. Jan. ,. 1895. a. M -,
GRAND NlGR~ION % Toe Nedit"iid!cdt ana 'h'
Ofert by ). Eucr-t Bl-rarck no Ntw-lof" ieo J.
duration. 10 wccN~. Send for pane l"' go =. VI.
L \ u. WY.
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~ FOL, ANTWERP AID PARIS.
sailing fol Scp-Yofk ard Antwerp weekly.
FRIES AND .......... W hnr-dlf. i' ~ - %, - '
lINNLNNp Sttu.df,. II. . = =. H.
So ION, Antve-p sl8 i.,Gp. ton ou rlind rip ~
liz fol ..Ta.f4." St~..32r a. Nrrt Joy lat-,
INTLENATIONAB IA ifAilhN %,
t,rar,l Ac.rf. q Bowling cen.
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CUNARD LINE.
N. TO LIVERPOOL, VIA QUELNSTOWI'
itr,rl.. Dec y. y. IN Se,,la. Ja1,, - % p. H.
Galle Dee. %; a. n Gsllia. jan a. 80 am.
Bothna Jan. Z. o >. N. Etrurla.. Feb {. : 80 a. NJ
Per 40, North River. foot OF | aih'oh 81 .o-
CABIN passage $50 and upward. Second ca IN $50.
Storage tickets 10 and from al paris OF Europe at very
For freight and apply AZ the company
Office NJ Bowing or en- Newly OrS.
VERNON II. BROWN CO.. General Agent"
SPECIAL NOTICE
The Cunard r. NJ steamship 'Etruria' 70 sal sat
urd3 q. Dec H. a. p = iIE RtHl LAX NIX i.
IA9oIlP aud VIII BE- due at Liverpool December Zfh
for passengers to AMY" IA any part ol "'c"'
Britain Ireland beior. Christine, Day. 80, $50.
VERNON II. BROWN 81 CO.. Agents
4 -INMAN LINE.
n. FOH QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF PNHIS. .SATr I;DAY, De- l., p. N
CITY OF BERLIN ..-.-- ". 1nesf1y. Dc. -, D. ill.,
From Pier 80 y T.. adjoining Christ phcF.. Ter md
I-t cabin $50 and DL"ard. ac,ofin- TO 81 a",r ",H
location u room s-coad cabin i35 Gnd $40. according U
.iruIncr. picpJd so ste rage. 70. 5000 -
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGNioE, 60"
General Agent. Bowling hlecn. y. y ..c,.. 81,
SPECIAL NOT1 CE.-rhr TWIN SCNLN : X. VI! w
Pdr-" VIII sail To- Liverpool Via cu" -in"i on 'e1'
day De-. L.. at T.: M nom tir ~; Nor,n i;.'I,,
and la,,n.c, car roa Incl d".tr't IA any ksr' o'
Great Britain ireland h"fofc Glliil~I AS pAn.
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION CpMFNNl.
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Ciin properip for Sale.
FURNISHED tjousrs tuan co.
20 Ett tor business purposes

CHOICE BUSINESS Dropettles down Town for sale.
rutland & WHIIING. Beekman-st.
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Winter ~ 4IaOi>
40 TIE AZOET>, MADEIRA, uiDi.IO. hlSBoN'
~ tADtI OK GIBRALTAR
TO sal rcgi'ry In conja",lon "a me ,d5aa To
,hcir lin. the new nrslJ-s passenger steamer DONA
MARIA OF ..139 tons.
- In AL about December - from Brook ~ wharf
mi, fine sfTlunr Oilers splendid rOnnOIdoh Tor nrst
- ,,"eno.rs ,.,liug A mild.r climate. Duration Of
,ouud Trim So w,rh~ VI dlrll attendance on boiid
For fright Vas.de" ana other lhiofhal l3A appy "
UAGEMiYIIi BktNN. General Agents,
10. B'oid 81: Now YORK.
,tas D,.ey A1ru. ". - Saniurn Atent.
Iin.ron MONTGOMERY st. san ranciscO
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DANTE, GIorTo. sAN0NAKOLM, 80 ~ =, q n leon
- .x,I Illustrations from drawings by PfN pe!aueSt
I'd manv page plates reproduced from ,chT hnc ran
milne Artists. super ROY o'o 0''" ~ ~
Ill. TOD sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-17

delicAuul book fu Of anecdotes o, D HkHAs. Ih'
,rv and John Leech, all OF whcm the D'an o NOUNS
has known.
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cu,RING CROSS TO ST. PAuIS.

NC" A limo, 81.
CLEARING CROSS TO ST. PAUl's'
nv Justin Mccarthy. illustrated by JoSp" r""'c"
New edition 12mo ~
,. ..,,s xtav e.. London Is realistic ana mooe =
Inv ds,aI < omitted. nothing nlodnFu OF SUI
10 There Is little doubt that to thosa VINO so% yb
clcu .,.nnoi,s mis- Look will b. welcome oSe VIZ
gre, -" ,rSo hoe max" is ac9ha'ae.Oc ~
~ ye,aclous and picturesque iSh'Ia'''' ''
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Counirn prupcrtn for Sale ano 20 fel.
NORWICH LINE.

Fares Neduced. 10 NEW-LUNDUN, SI:VV, .tUI.
WICH, $3.50 wokCEsILI., 500; BOsION, $500
Corresponding reduction TO all POINTS Last Ste"nei'
leave PIER 40, Noith River next pier above DesD o'se'
Street Ferry. daily. sundays excepted at w T. Si'
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TAPAN-ClllNAr
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL

s:.suc.. leave San Francisco as follows;
OCEANIC (viA call a. Aonolup Wed. Jan. I, D. m
GAELIC Iue,day January a. D n
yFf.GIC ... Thursday. Feb. D. b. ~.
DtI.ANIC tNc-iA5 Miit" 49, - "''
swarbly apo. sd-SupcI.cr c'Dfu.od"t'o"'.
u.se v,ton. e,a b. made by letter u gram 70 and
,ohdn MANS zen q; 81 Jia y nj fa} NcH-l0iA
r,,tery pac. y. room i. l,plfcd Buding. san fldr
csc. L--- ~ Ia rO''D, ii0
Il oOODNAS. Oun.IAl ps,scEg-r agent.
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lrEw.YoRK 4 CUBA Mail Steamship Co.

N Pies IL l.. Eat River
Saturday Steamers a 1 Olh"rs AT p. H.
d.. u.ism3 progr.so C.ml.chc. F.,ltrrl Lasuna. Tam
'o' ~ piro, TuNpam and Y ~ Cruz
kalnkas (ardenls. SIgut. NI.biri NJ
,,os.o,, Santiago de CUBA Guantanamo and CirnfIego>
sT,Ni,CA Havana. N'u'' D''. -
citNPi EGOS Sa-.au. Guantanain' Sai- a.
tSt"nT rI,V and N..frar p,rt- ...... ST. Dec n.
SfI'Y or WASIGNGToN. Havana va, l'.,. -.
u i,o mas dl connection win ana issues through
mis- Of iadng all points ON Mexican L. W CO. MeII'
,, tutclU-,auic Il. r.. Mexican q trdi H. w co., li
a"d he Monterey ana Mexican Gull Hthold
For fun particulars, irriSV; % PtGS'' Ipk'w whist,
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THE MEMORIES OF DIAN IIOLE'

with uus atoms from original sketches by LhhCh ara
TgAcKERAY ard Pbotostavufe Portrait Of the author
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-18
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

The Democratic Stste Executive Commlt.ee
al West Virginia, ata meeting held aJ tasSets
burg. on January 18th, 1872, determined ana or
6ored that the DemouIatic state ooAFeu Slo , ~
nominate candidates for the olhceS on ~.
ernor. state superintendent Oh ffee oolOo.s'
AUDITOR. Treasurer. Attorney General anu wv
judges Oh the supreme Court OF Appeals @a5
fo select two Presidential Electors at hafse, anu
transact such other business as may pfoP'i4Y
come before the convention, VII pc hett On
Wednesday. July 9th, A. ID. les5- az the Ol'F "a
par,ersburg. in The ouuty or WOOD
And AT SAID Convention each OF tne couut-e9
ir the state viii be euur.eo 20 one vote lnetelN
for every one hundred votes or lractlonA p1L-
thereof over hftg, cast Tor Che Democratic can
dictate for President o. the United states a. ny
election held in ISIS. 1HG th1t no c04aty Sc.
81 enfiflsd 10 more QflfgleS nan SIC AeS tg.e' IL
cast. The various county executive committees
AYE requested 20 take such ac-lon as may oe
necessary 90 have their county represented Ih
ssid convention. All persons, regardless OF
former party Affiliations, who believe pa taflH
reform and an honest ard economical ADMINS
fration OF government thereby securing 70 the
neonie reduction OF taxation, are invited 20 CO.
oparate with the Democratic party IN senolng
delegates 10 said convention. ,,-r-,,.
Sec-etarv Chairman
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-18

made in the new scale for the armor
plate work. 1t was only this promise
on the part of'the company that pre-
vented strike on account OF the ar
NOR plate workers wages six months
ago or more. The Association had
looked into the matter and had deter
mined to order a general strike in the
works if these men were not properly
ICON pensated. When the promise OF re-
adjustment in the new scale was made,
it was relied upon by the men, but
when the time for the new scale to go
into effect arrived they were locked out
of the mill.
OF the 6,043 tons Of armor contracted
for from this firm the deliveries thus
far aggregate about 600 tons, most OF 1t
being the side armor for the harbor de-
Tense vessel, the Monterey, which has
all been delivered at San Francisco and
is now nearly all in in place upon the
vessel. Their contracts include the
armor for the srmored cruiser New
York, for the battle ships, the Maine,
the Texas and the protective deck
plates and the sponsor armor for all the
protected cruisers and gun boats now
being constructed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-18
lilo n IL WEsT.

Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska and
South Dakota will probably follow the
lead Of Kansas and agree upon fusion
ticket for the Peoples Party and the
Democrats.
Each of the three States last named
elect this year a Governor and Congress
men, and the fusion pluralities, as
shown by the combined Democratic
and Alliance votes in the last Guber-
Material elections, were Minnesota SO,
s47. Nebraska 1850, South Dakota
s,5ss. In Iowa, which elects a Secre-
tary OF State, the combined Demo
cratic and Alliance vote in the last
State election, in 1891, was 2O,4S7 in
excess Of the Republican.
IL is certain, therefore, that If the
fusion scheme is adopted there is no
more than a faint probability of the
election of the Republican electoral
tickets in these States.
Kansas, Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska
and South Dakota contribute forty-iour
votes 20 the electoral college and havs
heretofore been classed as Republicah
States.