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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25

Sod, srer ~. 500 Orange p.r Ia. sea
Cabbage. 11i1iic pcr ~
Canned frli.4 -pmusnplcs. standard
IDA, ~ -; pcachcs standard a-lhs. 81 ";
sips, 81 NVi etrawhprriet 2-ihs, e. ~; black.
.Miesi Nlo4 q 10; raspherries, slbi,
ags,l we,ghh lln tpes Gus y 80. iomatocS
s-ins, NaNSc' 2lhs, q 20at aas Green corn,
u aaAi %; salmon. iIlh 81 a5at 40; Colum.
eiA river salmon. 81 shat s.; surjiNca "a.
domestic, s. olaS %, imported. ie GOALS "a;
i.lHlc brand rondensed milk, 6 co. Gait.
Auticots s'3lbs q Ni peaches, yellow,
tree, s. Sa9 50; peaches, white cling,
- eOi pluns, 81 5aal ST. pears iaa2 Isl
grapes, 81 55N -
rnrrsvEs girrrs rvd
joliy, now, a0lh aud solb rails. nor 10.
tii Slh rails ncr .ocaon. $500. Pre-.
serves s-lh thus, two tcHcn 70 case, uer
loIcd, A,5Qi $40 pnils, ono duson 20 ease
per dcsen, sSto ;e0-lh kanaGiua, per 10, 100,
irnit hltler, 20.lh kanalyins, ioN Mines
meat abb kAnEklns, lie; l00-lb kers, Nisc;
apple butter, i0oib kegs, 5i3ci aOlb kaua,
tins Sc MaploYrup, old time cts ! dos
10 ense. 81 ~, hNlf gai, dozen 10 cgso, Il 30,
1 cat halt doA 70 case, per doc, Sll. ~
onrwiNo eu,L
Danhclscr's fruit tolu, per box, Ssc; pep.
pormini and imotlA pgr box cot mana
ioiu, Per box, 1885 Adams Now York No
J, per box, .Act fascination, 00ctswcct fern
GO; CARMEL tolu .At; No Now York. S5ci
Whites Nucatan, por box, Coz; b-hax cars
toou, 81 70; Valentines ruphre, PER boN,
Hn; Panama, per unA. Csc California fruit
yer box sici herryH beauty SIC tolu, $50;
Qer doson, $50; sweetFum, pcr box, 5a1i
Williams crown iolu, doL boxes, taa0;
Williams rcppernint tulu, doL boxes
ta.bl, William Pine apple, iAl "a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25

rARsHALL, TEX. May 20, 1892
c.e,ic, Fort Worth, Tex,
|nrl.EMEN: received the scwiu
re YOU ordered for mo and teste
For Light running, little nois
< york aud neat style and final
aouperior. l have seen mai,
Errt machines, but there Is mo-
ln!her have than this. / soy
i.an twenty dollars by orderi
d y0l
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25


Quotations based OF small lots 70 rotAn
dealela; Aeelanlid, per ounce 1905 per
ID, he aooiic acid, per ID, Nc. carboiic acid.
crYat, Icr ID 30 Ia ascs luurlatiu acid, q
p, per ID, y nitric acid. q, r., por 10 elci
aulphuric acid, G. p, per ID, sloi tannic
acid, bulk, per ID, sl-0ji alcohol % per cent
por gal, e. ~ less Sc cashi alum. per 10, 4ci
ltitlaamnia LOO; nutliebrine. per or la1i
nutIpyrne per o., u. 80; ammonia, cnfbp-
nate. FOR h.. iCc; blue yitrinl. par d., CAS-.
blue mass. per 10, oOc' blue olutmenI pcr
h., sec; h1eaF, per ~, l2alsf camphor,
gum, Per ID, DC; ohpsicuh, powdered, per
~, s5ei o9pper4g Per - la3s, cream
crocers' per 10, i5s; Dovor's powdorperIb
clio; ether sulphuric u.S.P.. 70 75cigum
urabi irsi pick, per d. Q0c; gym ahellae
pr 10, &c glue. brown. BAbt lIni0oi glu9
white, per ID, zoe; maco. per ID, elq; me5
curry per lb.15c morphlnusglpA, J.. z W.,
y o. boxes, per o.. fLl5; ~ o. boxes
per o.. fl.gJs o. bottles, per or " fug
nutmeqs, per pound, 100; castor Oil, por
gal, N iaA i2l olive oil, f~i.f a. l9i linapsa
OH, PER gal, sbaG'u 7spcrm Of, Wy. b, per
sal, SLIDE onium, per p9and, ~ % ~
onIum, 90, per nonnd, e. icip ack Pepper
psr pound. lsc; potash, uromide por
pouna, boi potash, chioraie per
70 70; qulnine, r. & W. botaoa,
pef ~ ~ quinine, = g w Q cans per
o.. 10. b. nnd $ ouinine. o. vr.si per "a,
DQci do. o. tins per o. 2'ci 90 boz tins,
por pz, tlai Do 25oE ilns por o. sis; Do,
l0J-oz has per on 2ici hai soda per ~.
-ifaA1 tnltpetcr, tc1nua, per TO- iDci naiIie'
Tor, commenced, Cor salta. Ent0W, per d. 4ci
salts h9ehele. slei gleary folA hne'i3l nv
kegs, per 10 5ei sulphur, Flowers, 0-bhl
lots, aifei sulphur, Fioren, small lois 5ei
spirits iurpeniina, market iaicsi PER gal,
whle lead, 3. r., pcrlo ss4aile
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-30
MOUNDSvILLE
" miscellaneous Molamgu OF Minor Mat
ters from lInrshall's NIetronoII.

miscellaneous aiolansu OF Minor Mat
'ers from aInrshall's NIctronoII.,
INC Mechanics Building and Loan
:Assoclat!on, of McAIechcn, elected d.
IectoF5 Thursday evening rs follows:
S SSssG l., McMechen, VIM. r. Mcdonald.
W. II: ilarris, Glen Easton; TT. Par,
iS's, Noundsville; B. B. McMechen, r.
:. fGa3ody, Benwood; DR.. NJ. A, Dow.
.er, +: X. Brush and S. r. lTancn, who
m'li shortly remove IRON Glen Easton
w. 70 McNeGhen. About $4,000 Of tho
T ~ Of the company has been taken.
1"c directors will meet for organization
vi monday, February /, ut tho store
'OolN OF 5. Il. Hancn, in McAIechen.
c., McGrnder, n brother-in.law OF
c HSu,se a. Jones, and former Marshall
tSouhtian, who has boon west ior a'num.
SeF ol Years, is visiting friends hore. Ho
d., accompanied by his three small
SS"uSHterS. Mr.. McGruder was a mem.
.s' OIL the Twelfth West Virginia in.
,snary during the late war and willmcot
II" OF MS old comrades in this local
rv,ri - NcCombs returned yesterday
T N.Y. from business trip THROUGH
IL. county OH some special business
d",i in ni Burnley. He reports n great
Nv "a, OIL sickness in the country districts.
oN whar!Gs c, McColgan, OF Baltimore,
SST oot The directors OF the Mining /.
ia'.S,"uiactnring Company, lett for home
, ~ u'Sht after spending 4 dav herc in
'S interest OF the company.
bn So.oAeI Hugh Sterling was hero 4 few
twans Yesterday attending the suit be-.
sN u Y. Smith, OF Wheeling, and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-30
,IonoANrowN NOTES.

rio DRIP f;nvnGcS III tho unlror"ity Town.
Interesting iuwS Items.
s,,.-, Correspondence he MtdLi9tRccr.
yronGAsTowH, W. Va, Jan. 90.--rhc
university Is considerably effected now
by the rayagcs Of tho grip. Several OF
,Jo professors are nick and gomc aro
ms. recovering. Prof. Brooke has re-
,,mcd worl; after severe Nttact. With
Dr. lIarsigan 1t resulted in tho pink.
eve and has been very painful Tor sew
sral days. A great many Of tho stu
lrn,s have also been compelled to quit
.chool. Most OF them, however, Will
,r.ulne work rs soon rs well. a great
irol Of sickness also prevails through
"g, the town and surrounding country,
Int Tho doctors say that the epidemic
10, run its course hero and that there
viii bn fewer caees In tho future.
Fart OF the material for disseCting has
.rriycd and more will come soon, and
now the medical students arc doing
their practical work. Heretofore this
mart OF tho medical course has been
i,rc TO all who desired to do that kind
Il work, but now fec OF five dollars Ia
clatgcG each applicant TO pay Tor tho
LissCcting materials.
About five hundred now volumes have
been added to tho university library.
4 great many OF these books arc in
;culcd as special aids to tho course III
in engineering, recently established.
Some arc for other departments, and
some ior general reading 4 great
many OF the departments arc in need
Of more books for parallel reading.
>pccia services have been held i'll tho
churches here for two or three weeks.
Yesterday morning Roy. S. Ii. Day sent
n speCial invitation TO the professors
and students TO attend special service
which was held ut his church last night.
!, was the day regularly observed by all
colleges Tor religious services, This
special service was for this purpose, and
was very interesting. Rev. Hunter, re-
Gently returned from China, has been
assisting Rev. Buchanan with tho meet
iggs at the Presbyterian church.
Several gentlemen OF this place are
negotiating Tor an ico plant here.
This would be a paying investment,
for the ice crop here is never very
heavy.
The new machinery for tho creamery
has arrived and will be set up soon.
Hereafter the creamery will have no
connection with the experiment sta.
lion. us before.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-30

the Mining & Misunderstanding Company,
in Judge Criswells court.
Tho Clnir futile Comedy Company
appeared ut the opera house last night
IN "My Sister" to good house. "a
Mountain Princess will be given to.
night.
f. V. Yoho, who just completed tho
work OF rcvalulng tho real estate OF
Marshall county, IL reported seriously
Ill ut his homo In Franklin district.
G. W. Bradford, U. S. prisoner, Is
serving thirty day sentence In tho
1loundsvillc jail Tor selling liquor with.
out n United States license.
Moundsvillo will shortly havo n
wharfboat, This Ia something that has
long been needed md will no doubt
boom tho river traffic.
II. l.. pricsler, tho I.oudcnsvillo oil
operator was hero yesterday. lilo says
the work OF development will be rapidly
pushed.
Circuit Clerk Kimmins's son, who Is
III with fever in Wheeling, was reported
not go well last evening.
+. W. PortorGold. OF Denwood, is
spoken Of as n Republican candidate for
tho house OF delegates.
a couple Of Dellairc gentlemen are
here making arrangements to open a
lumber yard.
Vim. WOODBURY.; OF Cameron, was
hero yesterday. lilo will probably 10.
cato here.
II. W. Rock and son, Elmer, have
gone to Michigan to health resort.
Tho night school opened in tho front
room over tho postotlico last night.
James D. Tomlinson attended we'd
ding in Wheeling last evening.
Ground was broken the past week for
twelve now residences.
The GARNER carriage factory has com.
menccl work.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-30
BENWOOD.
Industrial Items, Personal Gossip and
General News Notes.

AuuustTIai ltculsI IcrSonal GOSSIP ana
General News Notes.
A drunken man with revolver Great
cd considerable terror, by the reckless
manner in which he tlourished the gun.
Tho pedestrians were frightened into
running, which raised the mans daring
to such q pitch that he chased number
OF passcrsby. When the police arrived
he had disappeared.
The funeral OF the late Mrs. King, one
OF the Oldest and most cstimablc citi-
zens Of Benwood, took place Thursday
afternoon. The officiatin. clcrgymen
were the Rev. Mcssrs. RiheldaGcr, Milan
and carp.
The Ladies' Social Club will give n
very select leap year party ut Dolan's
hall, Wednesday, February 3. As this
is their first effort, it will no doubt DO a
very brilliant affair. Music by Fosters
orchestra. - ,
4 very pleasant surprise party was
given at tho residence OF Mrs. John
Taylor, in honor Of their guest, Miss
May Fitte,, who leaves shortly for
Canada.
The hop given by the Young Mems
Athletic Club, at Dolan's hail, Wednes-
day evening, is pronounced one OF the
greatest social successes OF the season.
Mr.. 7. J. Parsons, candidate for Re-
publican nominee for prosecuting attor-
ney OF Marshall county, was in town
yesterday.
Miss Kate Conner, who has boon the
guest OF Miss Manic Hoyt, has returned
to her home in Whitney, Ohio.
Mr.. J. \. Ewing and Postmaster
Hammond, OF Moundsville, were in town
yesterday on business.
Mcssrs. F. NJ. Bowers and P. P. Stew
art were in NIoundsvillo yesterday on
business. ~ 10y i;
Mr.. NJ. Gately, sr., is convalcsccnt
after prolonged and severe attack OF
grip.
Mr.. John Gcrachty will spend next
weeks with friends in Barnsevillc.
Mrs. George Fitzgerald is recovering
from her prolonged illness.
Mr.. Frank Turing is home on brief
visit from Pittsburgh.
Mr.. James Boston is quito seriously
indisposed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-30

CHICAGO, Jan. 29.-For a time yestcr-
day the city was threatened with an
other water famine and it became nee
e$:slry to stop the pumps in connection
with one OF the supply tunnels for soy.
era! hours. 1t was discovered that
broken ice which found its way into the
tunnel under the lake in the late block
ado had finally drifted to the pumping
works and threatened TO shut off the
supply by piling up there, or to serious
y interfere with tho working OF the
pumps. Arrangements were made ior
removing ice and it will hereafter be
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-30

The standing and reputation OF the
above named institute in both the pro-
iessional and business world is too we'll
and widely known to require any expla-
nation Mt tho present time. DR.. France
and his colleagues make specially OF
chronic diseases and diseases OF tho eve
and err, and us their success in the
treatment OF these obstinate diseases is
becoming known to the citizens OF Co.
lumbus and other cities in Ohio and ad
joining states, their practice is enorm-
ously increased. DR.. France is an edu-
Gated physician, derotedto his profession
and fully conscious OF the great respon-
sibilitiGs involved in the practice Of
medicine. Regarding reference to pa.
tients cured, they never under any cir
cumstancos whatever give the names OF
patients to anyone, rs the minority OF
persons are very justly sensitive OH such
subject. Consultation free and conf
dental.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-30
La Grippe.

No healthy person need fear any
dangerous consequences from an attack
OF Ia grippe ii properly treated. It is
much the same rs a severe cold and re.
quires precisely the same treatment.
Remain quietly ct home and take
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as di.
rected for severe cold and d prompt
and complete recoveryis sure to follow.
This remedy also counteracts any
tendency OF Ia grippe to result in
pneumonia. Among the many thou
sands who have used it during the cpl
denies OF the past two years We have
yet to learn OF 4 single case that has not
recovered or that has resulted in pncu-
monia. % and 80 cent bottles for sale
by druggists. pSw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-30

Tho speaker was Mr.. Frank Curtis. Of No. llGG
High street, Wheeling. ~ do not remember
tho exact date when my trouble bcgau, but Il
dates bgGi about twenty year1, as near as eau
tell anything about H." continued Mr.. Curtis.
any father SAYS was ran over by n wagon on
tho streets OF baltimore, when | was a small
child. almost died from tho effects OF my in.
lurics, but, on rcgalnlng my health again. was
left den! III both cara. remaining thus until No.
yenber !, 1871, when chilled on nrs Copeland
d Bell aud placed myself under their care. ]
haa continual ringing aiid rolring, and sounds
In my ears similar 10 that OF train oil cars, aud
at times terrible pain III my head.
"Catarrh finally set In. mud my nosc would
stop up so tight That was compelled 70 breathe
through my mouth to get mir. Constant drop
ping OF mucous from my head into my thrOnt,
kept Inc hawking and splitting most OF the
time. Two years ago my nose and throat got so
bad, would frequently cough so hard would
spit blood rs Il result. Had 10 appetite, and
what did eat disagreed with mo, causing terri.
bio pans In my stomach. bowels md back. ]
grew so weak aud emnCiated was hardly able
10 work. would feel more tired In tho morning
thnn the NIGHT before OH going 10 bed. cen
now eat good, square meal mud relish It, can
do hard days work with pleasure, which was
n continual drag heretofore; can hear IN ord..
amy one suffering rs have DONE to Try those
eminent specialists Nt No. l12l Main street, and
be relieved.
Tho above statement can be easily verified at
llGG High street. Wheeling.
DOCTORS COPELAND & BELL have located
permanent Offices Mt 1921 Main street, Wheeling,
W. W., where they treat with success MI curablo
cases. Oflcc hourS-9 TO II n. M. > 10 p. IN. md
7to9p. IN. Sundays, 0 II. III. 10 la H.. and 10 1
p. IN. Specialties-Catarrh and diseases OF the
Eye. Far. Throat and Lungs. Consultation free
Address oil mail 10 pRS. COPELAND & BELL.
ll2l Main street. Wheeling, W Va.
Treatment. including medicine. S5a month.
B5 The Office OF DIS. COPELAND & BELL Is not
connected IN any why with any other Offices In
Wheeling PLEASE REMEMBER Tits.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-30
u Crooked Postmaster.

MOBILE, Ala, Jan. 29.-Judgc Toulin,
IN The United States district court yes
,erday sentenced John W. Davidson to
pay a fine OF S59l,7l and to be confined
IN In The penitentiary two years ut Column
pNS' Ohio. Davidson, Who was post
master at Liver, Monroe county, was
detected issuing postal notes for his
own benefit without first depositing the
amounts called for by said notes to the
soTHS;rnment's credit. lie will be taken
10 Ohio in few dars. -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-30
SILVER EXCITEMENT.
Discovery OF Ricl, Orc Blooms tho Town of
Creole, Col.

Creole, Col.
CRgEDE, Col, Jan. 29.-ATuch excite
mont has been caused here by the find
Ing in the Jack Pot claim OF orc bearing
30 ounces OF silver to the ton. There
is IA great rush for location. The popu-
lation OF Crccdo two weeks ago was
1000. To-day it is $500, and two trains
Il day are swelling that number. There
are a few houses in the place and IS
cents is the prices charged to secure q
place on 4 bare floor to sleep and fur
nish yourown blankets. The side tracks
are filled with Pullman sleepers and the
struggle for berths is OF daily occur
renCcc. Lumber is 90 cents q foot. It
is expected tho population OF the town
will reach 1900 by May !.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-30
TO IErT.
BUSINESS PROPERTY.

BUSINESS PROPERTY.
Business house. lOji Market street.
Store room at l213 Main street.
Modern nine.roomcd hou.e. with bath lnnn.
dry rooms. etc. corner SouIn Front and Fink
streets. Possession February |, 1872.
EiShtrOomcd dwelling. ~ Thirteenth street
able for two families ...
Firc'roomcd dwelling. ~ Twcntv-third street.
-Four Goomcd dwelling. aj12 Market street. Pos.
session February l. ..
-Four rooms at corner Of Matkc: aud Tenth
streets, over Wcimers meat TIRE
February !.
Ohlce rooms. second floor. 1913 Min street
pike.
Fivc'roomcd house, 1Oi Virginia street.
G. o. SMITH,
Jas 1910 Morlc, ctrno,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-30
FOR SALE.

II yom want pleasant home on the lslnnd. I
can sell you new scvcn.roonCd house with
bath room. laundry and all modern con.
venicnccs or an elght.roomcd brick house, on
Market street. near the business centre OF tho
the city. - -
Store room and business md dwelling. ut
Blninc. Ohio. foot o! St Clairsvllc hill. Whole
business for 5000, Lot u acre. in fruit
Brick row. LBS, 900, ID. and I'll \ 10 per
cent investment.
building lots on Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Streets, about tho last on either sirect.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-30
Drs. Franco Il Ottmnn.

Formerly OF New York, now OF tho
France Medical and Surgical Institute,
Columbus, Ohio, by request of many
friends and patients, have decided 10
visit Bridgeport, Sherman House, Wed.
nesday, February 3; Bellairc, Windsor
Hotel, Thursday, February !. Consul
tation and examination FREQ and strictly
confidential in the private parlor from
0 a. m. to 6 p. ~, one day only.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-30

u AUGUSTA, Ga, Jan. 2S.-Mrs. Paul
hamilton, Hayne. widow OF the South's
famous poet, died yesterday. Mrs
r Iayne was u Miss Michel, OF South
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-30
AFTER TWENTY YEARS.
Mr. Frank Curtis States llis Case
In Full.
The Following Is His True Statement
IN Detail.

Twenty years Is long time, is It
notp But 1t ls ut lcns. that long since
That my trouble dates back, that have
carried tho burden OF misery within
mvsoli.r
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-02-11

ihsse sesily esesuloos 1y IRON Friday
10 Mssdsy OF svss logger bs ofsred ~
tse railroads. Itnos scores 81 Mes York
psopk sAo vonid buf bomss 10 yous
tovp. ssd otbers sopld eresd hotels snd
bosrdips tousss fore large portion Of
.seh summer leaving money 10 The com.
nusi,y spd adding largely 10 The railroads
dividtnds
TIE railroads have buiit mp mspy bean
t,fsi ,osps 10 kev jersey Which are oiled
si.h May Of Nsv Yofls beet people.
estending lot nearly Lnadrsd miles from
,bs metropolis. The resul, /" suonden
fol progress in thess suburban towns,
siib sewerage. water. gas. electric lights.
lsf,@, delivery, zoe churches. schools and
social privileges second 10 none in the
oouutry. Ia . radius Of five miles iron
sbsre I write I venture 10 cay there are
mora houses bull, 10 one year then 10 the
entire si,te OF Vermont In tep years. Vi
,urse il |. near New York and hss This
slysDt.ss over Manchester. but II has
usuy disadvantages The fscilisies tor
rppid usnsi, 10 most comfortable cars. fre'
quent traips. cheap fare, lees than . cent
mile 10 commuteEs. polite service and
other soeomm odations furnished BY these
roads have bull. up these tosns which. ior
piciuresqus scenery sod oil modern I'm
provemepls tsre not surpassed anywhere 10
this brosd land.
s. MSss'; sE,sS q.i.s' place sis.dy
it by making transit between The two plsc
90 - inoonvsnisnt - possible. three chan
ses Of cars being necessary sod - foi
freight. Why you oould have il - soor
from the North Polel Last summer II
took cs.s Of spring water three month"; x
come from Sarstoss 10 Manchester. And
then i. didn't come but lay 10 Manchester
In. II. awaiting our order. We let II
wait, for We we're home 10 the city some
time before We learned the fact: We had
. piece Of freight shipped At Saratoga
valued o. el2. 10 two weeks 1t reached
Manchester with freight bill Of SIS. and
Il vas Eve or six weeks before We got pos
sesion OF II. One sesson OF this style OIL
rapid transit would ruin the finest SUMMED
resort In the country.
Manchester 10 capable OF being made
one OF the most popular summer resortl
In the United States. With proper enter
prise its population could be doubled snd
the value OF its property trebled 10 thres
ye.r'. ~.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-02-11

The state papers are talking shout our
pea, Governor bu, besitste sbou, naming
osndidstcs Oar candidate u George y
Edauads II viii be DO particular honor
70 bin but !, would be very great honor
10 the state. aud when the Vermont Dsy
come. srousd. at the Chicsgo exposition
10 1898 Vermont can polo, 10 her govern
or sod call upon any state in tue mon to
match him. yermop,srs living out Of tie
prod uciion OF our state !. claimed to be
pobly meo and women and shy not have
the noblest Roman Of them oil Of The head
10 1898. II will be objected that be will
no, take il. Try hin. II will be objected
that be 10 on the wrong side Of the state.
Their turn the state over for two years.
The fellow on the east side ought 10 be
willing 70 vsit tsu yesrs for the sske oil
having Edmupds Governor in 93. that 10,
II be is spy kind ofs fellow and 6t to be
Governor n ell.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-02-11

"a ,o seosp, The high protective bepaeli
Co ,ssa1 u Ass - . Dsaosrstse DssssfsI
l.ss liagsseA too Isnx 10 The sssr sasne
he essr fclkvsss. dsssrien and suilsta
rsss = lAtts rsssh co Hill. but ssil ~
lssrsss the -sy 70 sbieb The DeDoefsss
Or. s~s,iss tea ssief 90 the great questions
81 the d,y. 10 tho course Of bi. speech
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