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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-03-24

1T will dawn on the memory Of
she Republican candidates who Are
soliciting the goodwill and support
Of the voters Of this county that the
JOnrHal recently announced that
there was TO be no free puffery
through the columns Of that paper
in behalf Of candidates. All those
who desired to tickle their vanity in
the old fashioned puGcry, mann
featured TO suit the taste and com.
plexion, would be obliged to pay for
it at the regular advertising rates.
THIS was a deviation from the old .
time bOnOrcd custom, but still there
was no kicking, il 70 was to be car
ricd out. Every issue Of the J0ur-
mt, since tic announcement. CON
tains from one to three columns Of
puifcry for Mr. Elkins and Mr..
Elliott, and some make bold 10 say
the gentlemen are not paying fulI
advertising rates for such truck
Others declare 10 is a scheme Of the
Bosses to choke OF the candidates
vino arc not on the slate. The AR.
Gus believes the latter 10 be the true
solution, and IL is very unfair to say
the least.
Keep your CSC on the candidates
who are "plying' Tor their pufTs.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-03-24

Mr.. p. j. Crogan is receiving
quite boom for the Democratic
nomination for Attorney General of
the Site and since we started the
matter recently, it has grown to
very favorable proportions. Mr..
Crogan is brilliant and brainv
Attorney and would we'll represent
the State in this position.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-03-24

No, we are not versed in legal
lore, and tCe are brainless enough
So know that the person who dis
plays his egotism OH every occasion
and INDUCES in sclf-laudation is the
laughing stock Of every one who IS
possessed OF one ounce Of common
sense. We prefer being what our
Creator made us, even though we
be rough edged and common, than
20 ape others who have gained a
reputation for oratory and after
dinner speech-making. The gen
tleman is welcome to the proud dis.
tinction as the only lawyer, orator
and editor in Preston county who
has to depend upon the brains Of
sficrs 10 give him a reputation and
notoriety which his own talent is
powcrlcss to confer upon him.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-03-24
SPEAKING OUT IN MEETING.
Reno DISTRICT, March %, 1892
Enron Apntrc.

RENO DISTRICT, March %, 1892.
EDITOR ARGUs:-
While | am not of yodr political
persuasion 6ut genuine true blue
Republican, am in favor of your
impartial and fair way Of recogniz-
ing the people in preference to the
Journals Ring Rule, and Il you
will grant me the privilege Of max
ing a few inquiries through your
paper you will greatly oblige an old
Republican who is not able to pay
for the privilege OF what he has to
say about candidates. There is
quite number of candates bobbing
up Tor the various offices among
VIII ch is, j.. y. Elliott, W. G Wor.
ley, Jno. u. Jones and MIR. Wot-
ring, who the would be Dictator
says it is now his turn. | would
like to ask the ringmaster what
these candidates have ever done for
their country or the Republican
party? We have nothing in sight
accept that they helped with their
influence to GUST an old veteran out
of the Kingwood postoffice against
the earnest protest of a number of
old veterans and put boy in his
place that never knew that we had
country to save Out this must be
Protection to Infant Industrlcs)
and | would like to know why it Is
that they (thc Bosses) should try to
shove this kind of political timber
on the party (but suppose they have
another infant to protecD when we
have plenty of good material that
has earned the right to these offices.
We have James A Brown, who is
sound to the core and is not gov
erned by any political Ring or Boss.
Mr.. Brown is an old citizen, born
and raised in Preston county, and
deserves our support and not be
crowded off. We can say as much
for Mr.. Elliott, who is Preston
county boy, but If the Jonrnal is
going to give the offices out by turn
and take it out of the peoples hands
give us Mr.. Brown on the state
ticket and it is in the gift of the
Republican party to give it to him
and If we can't express our mind
through the organ Of our own party
without paying advertisement rates
while another candidate receives
nearly column of so called free
puffs every week. am glad Of the
privilege of expressing myself in
the ARGUS.
l am Republican for the people
and for my country and fellow.
mans good and not for Doodle.
earn my living by the sweat of my
brow and vote the Republican
ticket, vote for the man who has
earned and deserves the henors be
slowed on him by the people and
not by any political Ring or Bos,
who think they are the Almighty o.
the party. We are the people ant
propose to do business for ourselve.
and no longer need Ring-mastci
to dictate to us rs though we wa.
put mp for political slaughter.
VETERAN REPCBLICAN.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-03-24

The very latest thing out is No.
] OF Volume l of THE Press, a neat
and newsy little six column quarto
published by Mr.. ID. S. Gutherie of
this place, the LIST and 10Th of each
month at the low price of so cents
per year. We do not think that
there is very big opening for any
more papers in this county, but we
wish the publisher success.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-03-24

Prof. Aaron w. Frederick, for
mcrly Principal Of the school here
and County Superintendent, is
writing % series O short articles on
the tariff for the ARGCs. Let every
thinking man read these articles
over carefully and ponder over
them for they are well written and
by scholar and thinker. lis
first article, published week before
last, giving short history Of the
origin 81 The words "Tarif" and
p Nouopoly,' Is the best thing Of
She kinl We ever saw. pr. FredeT-
iek Is now engaged iu school work
boo California and says 10 bis last
Istter % us, % will next expose or
tryt0 expose, the false pretcnse Of
high wages In the wake u a high
tarIn The working men DO not
rOte a. lf they understood their
Dearest interest Don't fail 10
soad every word Of these short tariff
saTmons-
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-03-24
u. Y. JACKSON,
Sheriff uf Pre- TIN County d.
Nrwnrno, W. Va. Jan. n. lsa,.

NEwBvRG, W. VA Jan. 81. 1902
MESsrS. c. r ELLrs 8 SoNs,-
! have ed your Ehcumst!c Cure for Rh.,,-
natl 'n and have had no return 81 tic ease
since. II pleased me So much that insisted on
paving g 80 for the bottle when you go kind ly
ohere u To- ne ON trial for nothing. | think Ii
an excellent remedy. and would say To others,
Try II.
GEORGE W. BARNES
Engineer b. X o. X. K.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-03-24

Read carefully The Reciprocity
article on our last page. Part Of 10
is good Democratic doctrine taken
from a Republican newspaper.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-03-24
TESTIMONIALS.

ktNGw"oD ". VA. Jan. 70, 1879.
MESsEs. c. z. Edits Il SoSs,-
Newbury, W. Va
gentlemen This j. to ""rtify that I have
used Ellis Rheumatic cure" for Rhcump tism
which affected NC more or less fur twenty
ehrS-S"neume' severely. / uscd IL strictly
according 10 directions and have hnd no pb.u
rnatsm since think IL a marvellous and i'm d.
valuable remedy and can safely recommend IL
I" Others who suffer from tho effects OF this
very painful di ease.
u. Y. JACKSON,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-03-24
CIRCUIT COURT.
Full Proceedings OF the March Term
mp to Date.


Joseph L. Hoke.
State VS.. Shipley pulliam indict-
ed for cutting Moses Groves. con
tinued TIL next term, with l.. NJ.
Albright and j. l.. Stone as sureties
III the sum Of $500.
Frederick Burkhalter, native of
Switzerland, appeared in Court and
took the oath Of allegiance to the
United States and was admitted TO
citizenship.
Rev. Samuel ". Stephens, duly
licensed minister Of the L. b.
Church, was authorized to celebrate
the rites of marriage and gave bond
in the penalty of $500. with An
drew Jackson as security.
Margaret Messenger VS.. Walter
X. Burke, bLstardy. The defcn.
dant appeared in Court and plead
guilty. The Court awarded the
plaintiff her costs IN the case and
$40 for the maintenance Of the
child for seven years, S25 payable
semi-annually, unless the child die.
and held the said Burke under $3.50
bond, with l.. p. White as security.
State vs. James Rabbit, Frank
Purinton, Virgil Sennett and VIM.
Shaw. Rule for failing to appear
before the Grand Jury at the De-
cembcr term. The Rule in all cases
was discharged.
ID. +. Methcney, indicted at this
court for forging an order on G.. Ii.
Nordick for one dollar and selling
same to Farley DcBerry, appeared
in court yesterday and gave bond i'm
the sum of $500 for his appearance
next tenn.
State VS.. George Hayes, Rule.
Attorney for defendant moved the
Court to quash said Rule and Court
takes time to consider.
GRAND JURY.
The following list composed the
Grand Jury for this term j. VI.
Goodwin. Foreman, ThoS. ID. Bower,
DaYlI l.. keefoycr, j. j. McKln-
ney, Smuel Funk, VIM. f. Fort.
ncy, Lewis Bush, Joseph Metheney,
). a. Lenhart, w. II. Ringer, Il.
b. King, VIM. III. Miller, j. Il.
Llston, Geo. X. Beatty and Joseph
Jackson.
The following list of indictments
was reported yesterday evening, af-
ter which the Grand Jury WAS dis
charged. There are twelve indict-
ments for felony aud twenty INSIDE
meanor cases, making 30 in all.
FELoNIEs.
Rufus Meyers, Frank and Jack
Cooley for robbing DAVID Yohc.
Jack Ramsey, Frank and Jack
Cooley. Rufus Meyers and Sam
feager for robbing Geo. G. Reckart.
George Stevens, shooting 1T Jas.
III. Knots.
Daniel +. Methcney, forging or
ders on 9. III. Nordick.
BaIser Miller, assaulted with in
tent to kill, Charles Larcw.
james b. Fizer, two indictments
for forgery.
MISDEMEANoRS.
Jndson Childs, Aaron Frcclnnd.
Curtis Michael. George Stockctt
Henry Craner, Archimedias Zinn.
Willis Ialbritter and Charles Coz.
ad, for disturbing religious wor-
ship.
Mrs. Meta Bowers, 2 cases, car
ryihg pistol and shooting at James
Rodeheager.
George Stevenson, and Henry
Miller carving pistol.
Henry Miller, Al Ashby. and
Elijah Hendricks, 2 cases, assault
and battery.
r. G. Collins, J. G. Iootcn. j.
l.. Hooton and Pat Graney, Tres
pass, Fishing on land Of w. r..
Birch.
| The Petit Jurors arc summoned
for today and their names forty IN
all are as follows.
Henry J. Stemple, T.. G. Ash
burn, A. g. IIarshbarger, j. d.
Fortncy S. II. Deberry, j. r.
| Rhodes, John w. Frccland. y. T..
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-03-24
Marvellous Results

that have concluded To place II on the market,
me Ccinaud has mcTCa.cG 10 such an extent
and IL has r-n3ercd such satisfaction that I
could hardly DO uthcrwi-e. The APPENDED
given IL "A trial. 10 is
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-03-24
SOME TARIFF NUTS
For the Republican Press To Crack
Pouring Oil on Troubled
Waters.

"Put the duty up and prices will
go up, to, theories the erudite
free trader. Well, the Mckinley
law raised the duty on hnseed oil
from % to 81 cents gallon. In
December, 1889, pear a year before
the change, the price of linsecd oil
was go
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-03-24
ELLIS
RHEUMATIC CURE
ELLIS
IS 40 QUACK NOsTRUM.

u !. made from NATIVE HruBS which I dig
mySeT. Tie formula II one hundred years old
and was hduded down to me from my father
more Than nifty years ago For a number 81
Eehrs prepared u in Sicall way principally
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-03-24
Guaranteed to Cure Rheumatism

nothing else II taken according to dircctIon,
IL II iaiiS to do 80, II costs you nothing IL you
return the bottle
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-03-24

cents ~ gallon. In December.
1891, year after the change, the
price was ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-02
The Answer
A a AT HOMESTEAD, PA.
Prof. ewynn's Cnndidac,
n,o.osvn Isoo.as snALE

10 NC 6ukoT " us GAtAtV1te6'
Sn: can heartily endorse your aug-
gestion Of Prof. ]. @. Gwynn AZ candi-
date for state superintendent Of free
schools. Having had o personal go.
quaintance with himfor many years, !
can testify to his fitness for the posi-
ton. He has all the necessary qualih-
cations, and.in addition to that he 10 q
man 81 thorough integrity and I'M
finching honesty Of purpose. He 10
not q politician, had he been he might
have retained his position at Fairmont,
fort was only by underhand scheming
andlow trickery that his opponent se-
cured the place which was not due him
through any merit on his part Should
Prof. Gwynn receive the nomination at
Huntington, he will secure many a
Democratic vote in Wheeling, espec-
tally in the Sixth ward, where his work
Is so well known. The school system
Of West Virginia is in fairly good con-
dition, but like the state itself, 1t needs
development, and this can be brought
about only by having o strong man,
with good ideas and the strength Of
purpose to carry them out at its head
There Is no man in the state better
qualified for this work than MI. Gwynn,
and I hope the Republican convention
will tender him the nomination.
Wheeling August !. REPUBLICAN,.
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L AS 1T FLIES.

Dead Beat (humbly, to swell, old.
time friend OF his)-'Iend me five,
Bob" Swell (handing 1t oyer)-"Now.
spend il for drink" Dead Beat
thaughtily, pocketing the two hall
crowns)-"What right. have you sir, to
dictate to me how l should spend my
money?"-Td-Bih.
az want to get off this afternoon"
said Jack Homer to his employer.
'tMy erandmothers dead" "Look
here" said the employer severely,
didn't I give you an afternoon of a
was dead?". Eyes, sir" replied the un-
abashed youth. "She is still dead,
sir."-Brooklm Life.
Magistrate-"You've stolen no less
than twenty-five umbrellas. Six
months hard labor" Prisoner lag
grievedly)-"Six months. That's too
much, guv'nor. I think you ought To
make o reduction for me takin' q guam
tity."-Etchangs.
Daughter-"Shall we invite Dr., Bigfee
to the reception?" Mother-"1 think
we'd better not, he's so absent.mlnded.
He might charge it in the bill."-Neu
York Weekly.
"pm going to write a book on How
to Live on Nothing . Year." ut can't
be DONE" SIT can; 1 have the recipe"
"What is it," "Marry a rich GIRL
Brooklyn life.
"My barber is a hustler. He's got out
a new sign now" What is it?" "Bald
heads polished to look like new
Harper's Basar.
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HOW Ther Love Farmers.

One Of the funniest things is the
holding up Of Isaac v. Johnson, the
Democratic nominee for auditor, as a
farmer candidate. Mr.. johnson has for
nearly eighteen years past been an Of
fee holder, hayingoccupiedt the position
OF clerk of the courts Of Barbour coun-
ty. he may have been raised on ..
farm, but so have many other great
and good men who are. not to-day re-
garded as representative farmers. He
may even own a farm, but SO do other
statesmen who are engaged in other
pursuits.
Mr.. Garden, who was defeated by Mr..
Johnson, and was turned down through
treachory and political trickery, is a
practical farmer who has made his
living by the sweat OF his faco and by
the exercise of his muscle.
The fact of the matter is, the Demo-
cratic convention throughout showed
only a hypocrittcal and insincere lovC
ior the farmor. In nearly every in.
s.ance the practical farmer was turned
down for the fictitious farmer, though
every speech breathed devotion to the
interests Of The horny handed sons of
toll, aud the Democracy pretended to be
the only friend OF tho farmer.
A notable instance besides the slaush-
.er q Farmer Garden and Farmer East
ham was tho defeat by q close vote Of
Mr. Armstrong for state superintendent
81 schools. He was presented to the
convention as a farmer boy who had
earned his education in the university
by toll on the farm; who had left 3 posi-
ton at the head Of a state institution OF
learning in Ohio county to so upon a
farm in Upshur county to DO the sup
mort Of a widowed mother, and who
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-02
OFFICIAL CALL
Fora Republican State Convention TO
Nominate q State Ticket.

At q meeting OF tho Republican State Central
Committee, held at the city OK Parkefsourg
February q, 1897, II was ordered that Q Sonyen'
tfon.of the Republican party OF West. Virginia
be heldin tho city OF Huntington. in the county
otCabell. on Wednesday, August ., A. lb5, a.
1880 O'Clock q. M. TO nominate candidates LOT
the following named Offices, to be voted for q
the electiont 10 DO held on Tuesday, November y
Governor, State Superintendent Of Schools
Auditor, Treasurer, Attorney.General two
JUDGES Of the Supreme Court OF Appeals lone for
the short term and one for the long term), and
also two Presidential Electors at Large, and 70
transact such thor business Is the Convention
II Is recommended that each county be en-.
titledto oneYote in said convention for each 100
votes, or fraction thereof in excess OF htty votes
cast for President Harrison In 1883
The Executive Committee Of each county
will, please take early steps to secure 10 It's
county proper representation In said conVen'
Incorporation Of all voters Is invited who be.
lieYe In the policy OF Reciprocity, OF protection
TO American working men. American tarmerS,
and American manufactures; who favor q SOUND
currency, the upbulldlng and development OF
the State, the correction OF abuses In the edu-
cational humane and other institutions OF b
commonwealth, and economy and reform in
the conduct OF several departments OF the gov.
". II. o. DAWSON, Chairman.
n a w ATKrNRON. SRCratAfy,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-02
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

A syndicate known as the Historic
Art association has been formed with a
capital Of S ,00O,000 for the purpose OF
exhibiting the works OF American ar
lists in Chicago during the Worlds
fair. Philo Beard of Buffalo is the
president.
A young man with a bad tooth can
not get into the West Point Military
academy, yet the system OF lighting the
cadets rooms is so defective that so per
cent. of the young men have to wear
glasses before their graduation.
George Murphy, who lives near Nor.
gantown, N. c., is feputed to be l02
years old. He recently applied for a
pension as one of the veterans OF the
war OF 1872.
The late Mr.. FRANKIE of Charleston, s.
O., left over 100000 for the establish
ment Of a hospital and home in that
| city for the benefit of the Lutherans.
A bird named the morepork in Aus
trIa is frequently heard vehemently de-
manding more pork in a clear, stentor'
ian voice.
Thirty persons have been drowned in
st. Louisthis summer, wholt is claimed,
might have been saved by free public
baths.
The cultivation ofthe grape in France
gives employment to no fewer than
100000 persons.
A recent advertisement calls for q
"young woman to wash, iron and mill
ona or two cowa.n
A merchant in Chicago exhibits a
pair of live Japanese babies in his
front window
Durham, NO, boasts of a tomato
which weighs one pound and three
quarters.
The recent British elections are said
to have cost $l2,6O0.QO0. ~,
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'had split more rails than Abraham
Lincoln ever did" His s~uccessful OPP
ponent was presented as the repre-
sentative of one of the oldest families,
who gave up farming years ago and
who is at present engaged in practicing
law.
Such IL the manner in which the
farming element was treated when it
came before the Democratic convention
asking for recognition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-02
NM. cnEvEnANp ANsWEREp.

Why His RsferonaoI 70 Homestead Re.
esiysd NO Applause.
Nsg York PrssL
"scenas are enacted in the very abid-
ing place of high protection Home
steady that mock the hopes of toll and
demonstrate the falsity that protection
is a boon to tollers. "-Grover cleve-
lands speech of acceptance at Madison
Square Garden.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-02
ABntish view Of tho American Tarin

ABritish view Of the American Tariff
Shecldd Daily Telegraph
.ITho promoters of the Mckinley tarifi
meant 1t 20 push forward the policy of
America for ths Americans. One method
Of realizing 1t was 10 keep all work within
their W domInIonS. The country was to
be made self-supplying what could be
produced Mt home wa not to BIO bought
abroad. that was the keynote of tho Nc
Kinley scheme, n 1t Is working out the
idea OF its designers with the precision and
e~ftectiyenesS OF a machine"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-02
Too Hot
Atlanta Constellation

Atlanta CbnSittnfotL
Too hot to speak, too hot to write;
Too hot to frolic or to fight;
Too hot to preach, too hot to pray;
Too hot to buy, too hot to pay:
Too hot to run (poor human DAtuHeO
For Congress or the Legislature;
Too hot to swear away your life:
Too hot to quarrel with your wife:
Too hot to climb to lofty stations;
Too hot TO board your poor relations;
Too hot to llve-and who'll deny
'Twould likely be too hot TO def
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-02
~oLgYELAN.p's FRIENps. !

II Grover Cleveland Is reelected
President OF the United States We viii
pass a tariff bill that puts raw materials
all on the free list, and then we will put
our own intelligent and skilltul and
productive labor in this country upon a
plane Of equality with the laborers OF
all other countries.-Ro0er @ MdSS
speech at East st Louis, IA, September 20,
1855.
The conflict between free trade and
protection is i~rrepressible and must be
fought out to the bitter end. We spit
upon compromises, and propose neither
to ask nor to give quarter.-Henry
Wauerson.
Mr.. Cleveland, by his message. for
which | honor him, has challenged the
protected industries Of the country to a
fight OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ve1
(Dem.) Missouri.
The Democratic party, except in the
person OF imbeciles not worth mention
ing, is a free trade party.-Henry VA.
srson.
am a free trader. The Mills bill is
a step in that acknowledgements
Breckinridge
win never help to make a law which
stands in the way Of free trade.-Roger
Q. MiAh.
The Democratic party is a free trade
party or it is nothing.-Hsnry Wdterson.
lam for Cleveland for President be-
cause / am a free trader.-Henry George
~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-02

Published in behalf Of Hoods sarsa-
parrilla are not %extravagant, are not
written up" nor are they from its
employees. They are facts, and prove
that Hoods Sarsaparilla possesses abso-
lutte merit and is worthy the full conf
dence OF the people.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-02

REPUBLICAN, victory n the coming
election would retard for n long time tho
progress of the sound commercial doc
trinoa that underlie the commercial great
ness of Great Britain and alone maintain
Brltish northumberland EVen4nO Ns'a'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-02

READERS of tho 1ntelligencer CO.
ing out of town for the Summer can
have the Intelllgencer mailed TO them
for sixty.fye cents per month, postage
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-02

IFthe assessor has omitted to assess you,
SEQ TO Il that you are HSted. You will b Q de-
prived of your vote In November IL your
namei Is not ON the assessors book.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-02

HooD's PILLS are purely vegetable.
perfectly harmless, effective, but do not
cause pain or grippe. Be sure to get
Hood'a. 8
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-02

IN 1890 1t was a eonaIet of predictions,
now our a~dyorsaries must face rad stat
isties and prices eurrent-Preldsat Harrison.
JUNG n, 1892