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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-07
NlOUNDSYILLE.
a aiAccilancous Mrlanso OF Minor alat'
tors from lIarslialls Metropolis.


tors FROM lIarsiialls Metropolis.
The now bank will be ready 10 begin
business in few days. The board OF
directors organized yesterday by the
election OF Miles Bonar, president; l..
&. Martin, vice-president; NJ. I. Cox,
cashier; W. Ii. III. Showacrc, clerk. Tile
board Of directors consists OF L., G.. Mar.
tin, W. II. II. Showacrc, T. Cox, j. w.
Cunningham, Samuel Dorsey, j. c.
Simpson, jr., N. I. Cox, s. NJ. Steele
and Miles Bonar.
William T. Mcdonald, the well known
contractor oil NlcAIcchen, was here yes
to-day. He has the contract for build
ing number OF fine houses here.
Colonel Thornburg, agent for roller
process flour mill machinery has re-
turned to his office after III absence OF
several days.
Articles oil incorporation for the Nc.
Mcchen Building Association, have
been received from the Secretary OF
State.
B. L. McCuskcy, night operator 1.-THE
Baltimore & Ohio Office here, is able to
be about after severe attack oil grip.
Miss Fannie Tolbert, daughteroi Mrs.
Mary Tolbert, OF Sherrard, died yestcr-
day after lingering illness.
Sheriff Burley is not improving very
rapidly from his late illness. lie is
still confined 10 his.room.
Acssrs. Frank and Augustus Arnold,
OF Glen Easton, are both very'il with
typhoid fever - 81 4EsytJ "a
The Melville Comedy Company will
appear ut the opera house January
II and j..
Joseph Griffith, OF Wheeling, was
here attending to business yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-07

"ln buying a cough medicine for
children says II. GA.1Walker, a prom-
inent druggist OF Ogden, Utah, ''never
be afraid TO buy Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. There is no danger FRONT it
and relief is always sure to follow %
and 80 cent bottles Tor. sale by C. r..
Goetze, w. w. Irwin, John Kari, C.
Schncpf, G. Menkemiller, W. IS. Nc
Cullough, N. w. Heinrich, w. E. Will
Jams, s. L. Brice, John Coleman, w. H.
Williams and w. C. 5Armbrecht. Wheel
ing,-W.5Ea.; Bowie & Co, bridgeport,
Ohio; B. I. Peabody, Benwood, VIVA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-07

My wife used only two bottles Of
"Alother's Friend9 before her third con-
finement. Says she would not be
without it for hundreds oil dollars. Had
not half rs much trouble as before.
Dock MILES, Lincoln Parish, La. Sold
at,wholesale and retail by Logan Drug
Co., and all druggists. ptw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-07

How nicely Hoods sarsaparilla hits the
needs OF people who feel "all tired out"
or run down." from any cause. It
seems to oil up the whole mechanism
OF the body so that all moves smoothly
and work becomes n positive delight.
Be sure to get Hoods.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-07
PUBLIC SALES.
PUBLIC SALE
Real E state.
PUBLIC SALES.

pursuance Of decree OF the Circuit, Cont
% or Gnio county, West Virginia, entered on the
l9th day OF December, In the year 1891, in suit
n chaneery therein pending. wherein. Bernard
hielyes and Others are plaintiffs and William II
hiieves anu others arc defendants. we will : B, (
on THURSDAY JANUARY. 81, 1897,
beginning at 10 O'Clock II. H., sell mt public
9mmetion, ~ the front door Of the Cour, House OF
OHIO county, the following described real prnn.
erty, that is 10 say: Lots numbered III and as
IN 'Chapline & Eolrs. addition 10 the city Of
Wheeling. county OF Ohio ana state OF West ISir.
glnin, situated on the west side OF Eof street ho
tween Twenty.sccond aud Twenty.thifd Streets
IN the said city, and also the south twenty.two
feet Of numbered $50 IN said Chaplinc & Eoffrs
T4aailion being ths northeast corner Of EofI aud
lots numbered 10 and II in said Ebapline 4
EonFs addition. fronting on the cast Side Of
Water street. between Alley Nineteen and
IWw s street. and extending back from
Water street sOuthwardy 10 Alley A., mud being
the first two lots nor.hoi Alley Nineteen. front.
ing upon Water street In said city. NTH Tho
SAID lots numbered Oh and rs. the said special
commissioners viii also sell tho buildings, ma.
ch!nery, boiler and engine situated theteon.
and the fixtures belonging 10 and part OF the
real estate. .1 ETIF a & NJ n 800 r.
On the said two lots numbered 2li and ol5tis
situated the planng mill. known as Kleiyes.
KRAFT & CVmpany's planning mill, with It's ma
chInery aud fixtures. = r St-' F5Fi -. &
TEE.t5 OF SALE--onc.third OF the purchase
money ana as much moreils the purchaser shall
elect 10 pay IN cash on the dry OF sale, aud the
residue i'll two cquhl instalnicnts, PAYABLE rr. !
spectiycly in one md two yeNrS from the day OF
sale, with interest from that day the purrhnser
giving his notes for the deierrrd insialimenis,
ana the l,le beiilG retained TO secure their pay:
imcnts aud tho purchaser OF. lots numbered oil
and 2i3 eilectlng aud maintaining IN Insurance
upon heibulldines, machinery and fixtures 10
al amount not loss than fye thousand dollars
the policies for which shall -be PAYABLE 10 Tho
undersigned commissioners ms their interests /
may appear. J.CLARKE. ~ : 81 -,
81 HENRY NJ RUSSELL,
Special Commissioners
the above named commissioners MS required 81 s
the said dcctcc. y iJolIS5W. MITCH! II. u III
; --lc-:;TIn6S ~ D. 5l55Is, Clerk
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-07
Low Rate Excursion to Columbus, Ohio,
via Il. y D. Railroad.

On account OF the Inauguration Of
Goyernor-elcct Mckinley, Monday,
January II, 1892, round trip tickets
will be sold January 10 and for morning
trains January II at very. low rates,
good returning until Tuesday, Janu-
ary' IL E-r t5i-Tsf -. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-07

HAVE you ever tried Salvation Oil, the
greatest cure on earth for pain? 1t has
cured many and will cure you. Price
% cents 4 bottle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-07

Hoods Pills act especially upon the
liver, rousins 1t from torpidity to its
natural dutie5, cure constipation and
assist digestion. II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-07

A MAN should never allow himself to
be without bottle OF Dr. Bulls Cough
Syrup, "for no man knoweth what the
morrow may bring forth" Z
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-07

a jet black swan was killed on the
California coast last week.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-06-24
Baltimore, Nfb., Treitag, ben "a. Sunt 1892.

den bic Semofraten nominiren fountcH.
Gr. Senator @arner Biller GuBerte ebise
Aniidt nnb iagt, er CLAUDE nift, Sas @leuc'
Lamb erlpGblt m.rben tonne, inbeiien Wer0e
er ben &epublianern su idafIeu maden.-
ShlieBer SeGp, pou Der nSammanp.6alle,"
betelts heute triib elm Bortrait @lepelauo'S.
9llu nGditeu Samitag mirb Elm So SuB breis
ties unb 20 SUB lauges transparent, mels
Dies Die Yortraits Der bemotratiidlen Cant
bioaten trdst, bic 6ronte Oe5 9Sigwams Der
&ammanpiten l6miiden.
Sia an feline 5rsanoe.
Gbicago, %. SHHi.-Seuator .. 9.
Sia i1idte heute friib BON gSalbln9tou aus
folsenoe 0epeldle oil ben SammanpItenflb'
rer @bmaro NiHrpbD:
rSitte, itatteu sic Der Rep'Dorfcr Dele
CATION meinen berilid)feu Danf ab fir lhre
treIe anbdu9lid)teit au meiue Safe uno
tiir Den muthigen aampi, ben iie sur S8abs
rung Der &edte Ino @iirbe Der regelmd6t.
gen Oemotratie bes Staates gielu'Yort
fIbrte."
Die Aniidjteu europaiidler Slatter.
2ono on, 90. Suni.-9ie uYau.Nicas
9a;ette" commentirt bic Romination Gro
per @lepelauo's uub fonlmt ;u bem SdIluB,
ba6 ite cine beirtebi9enoe Antlport auf bic
BON Sarriion lit. Sn beioen SdGen, fiist
bas Slatt biHju, ipuroen Die prOIellloneulen
Bolitiier unb 9rabtiieber geid)Iaaer.- Der
9elunoe SerItaup uuo Der CUTE Slaube Der
ameritauii6en @leftoreu lIeBeH ile bic behen
ViGuner nonlintreu.
Notisen.
@ouperueu1 GattiioH Don Benniglparieu
bat benz @rsBrdfoeuten @leuelanb uou pars
risburg aus cine Oepeide geld1Idt, ueld3e
ibm Su ieiner domination @Iiid wlirld)t.
Nahrid)ten aus perlbiebeneu 9r0Beren
Gtdbten res 2anoes meloen, oaB Sleues
lambs Nomlnation aaentbalben nit 9roBem
Subel bon ben Oemotraten auigenOmmen 1T.
Sn pielen Srten muroeu SaIutl6Iiie ab9e.
feuert.
Die v8odp. RountaiusNews," eiu bisber
bemofratildles Slatt i'll 0enuer, COL, bat
Der oemofratiihen Bartei ben 6uden ges
febrt, neil eS nit Der StberplaHte Der
YIattform nidt Sufritben 1T.
Sn Sbarleiton, Go, feuerte Die Sentlte
2rtillerIe A Salutidiiiie 5u Gbren GIepes
lauo's uuo nod spei Stiiiie ertra Su Ghs
rem bes uSabg 9tuth" ab. Am abenO fanO
III Columbia, S.'G., cine 9roBe Hauilta'
tlons.Serammlung ftait.
Sr. Ybitelam 9feio BON 9feip.gor Der
republltaniide @auoiOat fir Die Blce.Yrdils
oeutldait, fGm Oounerftaa friib i'll gSalb'
ington an uno perbradte ben 9ta1mittag i'm
pg8eiben 9auie," NO er nit benz @rdiloen.
ten iibsr Die politide Sage corferirte. &ui'
iea Sarrilon besleitete ihn ipater mad bem
aapitol, NO er Oeu Slice Yraiipenten DtOr.
ton un0 uerlbiebeneu Seuatoreu lelne AHI'
wartung madte.
Die 3emofraten BON StidmOub, Sa.,
feuerteu bel'm Gintrefieu Der 9tahrift iiber
Gleuelanp'S Homluattou 100 aanonen.
iGiiiie su @hreu Oes 81. rdfoenteu ab.
@hauucp Oepew ertlGrte iidl in elmer au
Hew.Dort itattgefuuOeuen llnterrebuu9 iebr
beirltDigt iiber Die domination Gleuelano'S.
Gr iaate, Cleveland Tonne na6 ben auga.
ben Der Siibrer ieiner et9enen Yartei IN
9ten.Dort OaS @leitoraluotum lenes Staas
teS ni9t srlaugen uuO Obue oufielbe ici ieine
Grluablung unmoalid Inter ben llmitdn'
ben iel 9arriiOu's BieoererwaAluug 10 gut,
wie aeii6ert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-06-24
Gin mia eeifau anfaenomrteneS @ebet.
Sic ,d,war,eu SaItstrusseu.

9aS Gomlte Der NatlOnalaNTo. .Nmerltas
niihcu 9emofraten bielt bente Sornlitta9
cine peitere &erlommluug, nm lelne 9es
fern be9ountue Organization Sn uoaenoen.
9as Gei6ditS.Gomtte, peltem Der 9elterH
uorgei6la9.ne Gampagneplan iibermieen
muroe, eritattete eiueu Serlht, rpelder an.
oeuommeu murOe. 2erlelbe uerorOnet, oaB
fniii Gomte 0iit9lieOtr fir ieOen Staat
unO ems fir ieOes SerritOrium ouf 4 Sabre
ermablt meroen uno bic @ampague in ihren
rsiptttlpen Staat.n unO 3erritOrien flbren
ioflru
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-06-24

at Die zonne NIT ibrer Site sencroS
Mnfpprt: Ia. ST CO Ole albftdIt Der 9fatnr,
Gle eibt tie foitenirci nno erpartet BON ans
itanoiaen &euteu, oaB fte itd1 ibr 0eid,enf su
Nufen mad)en.
sic aibt Sbnen alIes belize gDaiier, bas Sic brau=
den, GueenbIi6Iih - bel Hadlt, pie bel Gag - obHe
Soften, nenr Sie iitb &emp's Spiar=ySafierbeiJer
ouhaffen; 9reis SIS; er hdIt cine 3ebeHsbeit. Suz
friebenfeluns ober feline SrSdhuns; fiir Staot ooer
$arb iebes Sen, ebe slnftGt beoarf ieiner. 3ommen
Gis, laieu Sic fh i1n otort auiitelen burdb
6. N. &emp,
gde Der SSunettez uno SSreoerid= StraSe,
(Sunil / Il ditg) Baltimore, Uib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-06-24
Gowaro Z. 6Iarf, aHlUat,
gtr. lis, Ofs6au.tttitra6s;
2stpis 6odlbeimer, AHpaIt,
glr. 21l, Ct. YaulitraBe.
o. EmmaIters '1yertauf
Hi oeS
tYertbppuen erunoj line freicn 9taentbums,
befnunt aIS Nr. 2O4. NoEps9rctsrftrakt.

Strait zines Detrcts bes sreiss.rittes Der Staot
Baltimore periauien bic uHterStlhHeten 1ruiees aTi
oiieHtiidsI GuftioH dm Hreitaa. Den q. SuIt '92,
yiad,mitfaas 5 llbr, an Crt uno Steac Das game
ernuDstnsi ireie Gtecutbum. tn Der Staot gaItlr
more seIeseH uno befhriebsz, mic folst:
Seginnf in elmer Gntiernuns ron iehs5ehu Eu6
iiolit pom Gubt oes a. Srao Slo, oftlib 20 ,5us,
Sinie poH Sohn Nilion's GbruHoitid, perpddtet an
ben gSeRGnntsH BON Seora. SroiDn, uHo Iduit oaHn
A @raO Sio, oftlid 30 Sus, sreRseno al Sreieritr
Iduit oanT 46 9rao Sho, rueitiIf 10 SUB, sur ersH
SersrobtuIna RON Der Cuihdft Baltimore, jest Staot
Baltimore, oaHH laui,no uHo erenSeHo an beioste
STRENGTHENING A Grab Horo, rueitIil 20 jug, uno
bann 46 Srno goro, Ditlit 7S srB bis gum GuiaHs5s
puHfte. FUR SegtteI iiebe ben 8au6Iief poH Gus
iGHnd ". JlormaH an Sobn gmmart uEo 5rdu, eln9es
traaeH I'M Liber =. A. 7. Mr.. 912, Folio 300 -
ttusui ber Snnortsifer Der Staoi Baltimore.
Se6oIt nit elHem orelitotiseA 5iss.liteiHerHsH
g9obnbdus.
Esoineune: SaarSahuna. Cine AHJahluHg poa
Sfu,ibun6ert Dollars ($200) iuiro pom 3aufeI an
gcriduistage psrlaH9t.
@omarp Z. @Iarf,
2spie Sohheimer,
8eIpalter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-06-24
germiidtes pom brittfd,em Sufelreid,.

Qonoon, 90. Suni. - Der Siibrer Der
0tesieruusSpartei i'm lIHterhauie, Saliour,
hat benz Setretdr oes 9ouooner GeperE>
iduitsraibes ertIart, oaB Die &esierung nttt
beabfhtiste, buS Datum Der gteuwahlen
auf einen Samita9 ansuieeeu.
@laohone hielt 9eiteru nit ben antiparnel7
litii6eu SIbr.ru 9uitiH gic@arthp, 9ohn
Dillon uno 3imuthp '0tulg cine Gonfereni.
Der Siibrer Der 2iberaltu CAB ben iriiden
Bolititcrn ben briHgenoen 6ath, aut bic
&ieo.ruereiuigung Der parlamentarii4en
Yarteien Srlauo'S nit allen Wiltteln blnSu'
mirten, oa bic fortgeleete 6eluoiell9ttit
;miineu ben beibsu 8attionen Der Sate
Ser $oonle 8ule uupermeBh6en SfaOen Su'
fii0e. Oanlit bel ben beuorittbenSen 6e.
n,ralwablen bic wuuid.Hswertbe GiniStelt
er,itlt merbe, lei Is notbweHolg. oaB betoe
Yarieieu iidl Al SugsifdHpniiieu beqneHen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-06-24

2UluI... -oooZ.
"a im 9ansen 909i Stimmen abgege.
ben purOen, 10 iuaren COZ sur Domination
erforberlif.
Sas gptum Der eiuseInsn staaten.
Solsenbe 3ubeae ;ei9t, wie jeb,r eiuselne
Siaat itimnlte:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-06-24

Gbieago, %. SUM. - NlS Der Iufruf
Der Stauten bei'm eriten Ballot i'm bemo.
tratilden 9tat:onal 9onpeut um IA llbr
heutc friib bcenbet mar, beantraste 0elegat
llplhur pou Wtarglanb, bic gtominatiou
@leuelanbS sur elnitimmigen Su MAIDEN.
llugebeure Goufuiiou berri9te in Der palle,
unO piele 9elegaten beeilteu iih, ibre
Stimmen nod i'm lebten auaeublide Su Der.
dnpern uno auf GIeuelano ;u iibertra9en.
9teal DON Ohio, Slomer Don yfew-Dorf uub
Daniel pou Slraiilien ruteritiisteu llpibur'S
Soridlna, uub oerielbe plIrbe augenommeu.
gtur etwa ein babies 9usenb SeIe9aten
itinnten Oagesen, unb ibre Stimmeu uur'
ben nit laatem 3ii1en auisenommen.
Cine 9fetapituIaticn pes erifen Ballots
prnihht N1n n11ife hanArS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-06-24
SabIor & Greamer, gutiiOHator,n.
14469525,S,6l
ureatt Dee Oouegiume
- Der DoItleise onimindre,

@lreau oeS GoaegiumS
- Der poIil lsise ommiiidre,
Ratbbaue,
tim I c, ben Is. Suni 1S92.
BerftegeIte TorperuuaS sHingebpte Deroen in
oieiem Slreau bis Wittruof, etu 20. SUM 1892,
IL llhr Sormittass, aut Deriorauue oieieS
IepnrtcmentS nit pierhunosrtuuoiedIslig
(46O) 1onuen de 224O DfuHol, m.br ooer
nenieer, Der beiten tuetBaidlieen 6obleu Nr. 1
-irei Don Sfiei.r uno 1Hoeien uHriiHi9teen = eats
aeaea eeHummtn. Die qoblen uHtcriieaeH bel ablIes
feraHs Der nipiins uno ino, ME ie perIanst Derz
ben. i'm aeasr beE StatioEsbdHier uHttrsubriHgeH.
Nustunf. lber bic SHaniItateH ilr jebes EtaiioHsa
baus miro Gui slniuttH rriheit. 2ie SeboToe bes
bait lib ods Hedt por IeeHo tines ootT ale gHsebote
81 utro,rieH. DiGE ihrsibt ani'5 Soupert: PRO
posals of coal"
(146,50,4l q. ". S9r1ner, Srafoeut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-06-24
Setter &nf!

sSenn Sie bic 0eleeenbeit mod nt6t benubt ba-
Zen, lneren unSerseiAi6en slnsuss< <Serfauf su bel
6en, jest 1T bic 3e ba es ppiitip bic eee sSphe bes
&erfaufes rin pirb. Iaultnbe Spn Nn5lsen itnb
pdbreno bieits Serfaufes Spn unerem 2a9er blpesse
trasen pprpen unp mebrere Iauenbe itnb nrb ilbrts
,ppSpn Sie SIRE @us>paN trefen t6nnen. SerlAeben
Sie SIR Spmmen niAt Bis gum Gnbe Der sSp6e,
ipnbern fpmmen Se p9lei6. sic mDsen te tpieber bic
@elesenbeit boben, o fene snse fir ip peis Gelb su
erlansen Sebenfen Sie, bies lit ppto bic leste gSp6e
uneres unperseiAGAen Nnsuss Serfanfs, ip perldnen
Sie es niht
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-06-24

HOCeWsdS1u" ou yScrsytorGsStUeUue.
Ssi'm 9eeinn oee jesieen SahrbHnbcrts hute aGrl
Sqhn, Elm oeutihcr SauImanr, IN Saltlm tszeouHfp
ndee Der Staot Baltimore elner SaHoitrld lnm oars
du Az lpobHen. Die YARN mar eiHbunpert fer Sano
sroe uro ~ letoem itets I'M Seiipe Der ~ filie 9s=
bIiebeH. Gr rGHEte ben Slot nSeedtsSia" .e9en Der
porsIgidlez Sdume oieier grt, melfe anI Dem Fldee
nudlisn. 9iEbuRhert Sabre habeH auf seed 9il"
erose SerGnoeruHeeH herpornsrrfeH. Der SlaS lleat
lett iHnerhdb oes Staotluelthbes, Die perl1H9erfe
Horo=AoeHue sebt binour, uHo CT N IN Sdip aye lur
porftd btiihe &duIer ousaeleat Gs lit elTe To- -.
peleni6rmIsc @eaeHo, uno eoer, Der elm oeim IN ot.
Staot init alien itdotiiden Seaucmlihtelten aotr bob
SG 1 Os 9i aSe,a Ran Sa ss9sG er nnS
ftdbiihes Gas. Die StrGsen rDeroen eben mt Sies
beIsat, unb nette SteiHs uno gauttn9dE9e limb aui
ben 8rottoiren selest. Bon baus9GlterlIntH 6dulIs
Ieupdtern iolte Die 5hatiade. cat bic Steucrn nur
go Gents BON ie bunbert Dollars betra9cn uno oor
bem Sabre 1900 Hdlt aeiteiaeu peroeH foHHeH, ais
Gin srofer gortbsl erdleHen. Hne ridt BIOS be abS
eobeR niiiirn bis bahiH ii Gi oie State beIdrdnfcH
ono bic 9BertbdbihdtuHe, auf grnno uedher oielels
ben um9eIest iuerocu, fam bis 1900 Hi1t erbo6t
peroeH.
9penn sic sum staenpdrtisen lreiie einen SaupIas
idusH, 10 baben Sic bic @ewisbeit t.gsr aafdbtIib
I'M 9Sertbe teigen piro.
gSas Dliroen Sle lieber tbuH, peRH Sie Elm Setm
habeH fpoleu3 Gin Saus nit 10 ooer 1S jSns Dronte
I'M ponbebauteu SheiIe Der Stabt nit ODER 10 9oIz
lars Der Sus @rrHo faufen ooer einbunoert SUB auf
"SsetzSia" Su 81 so pro i5rontius srperbeHf
Sic fperben aui oGs Cine 81 1.55 SttuerH flr ie
500 unb so Gents aut ous glHoere beSahen.
Dit Der eeftriiheu Sdbn peroeH Sic Hadl elmer 9e@
rusreidltn iSohrt pom SpanSs pilHnten nuh Sbrem
L@5edlditslota. eeIansen. Sn oem elpen Sale bnbsH
Sie W1iier, Gas, BoIISei, YoitiadeH abIieferuns
u.i.p, unb Su 9tadlbarH haben Sic 3i.sefeiHmauerH
unb beige itaubiee 5rottoire uHb Stra5cu.
Sn 6cm anoeren Sale baben Sie gEner, Gas,
RoliBei, 9oit AbIieerune nno 81 yiadbdrn Slumen,
grimes @ros, refine Suft uno SdIme auf Dem sanoe.
8eeeben Sie iid3 oui Der sIeftriteH SabH. lueId,e
In yiorb Ipenue iibr, buaus Hn6 id1aucH Sic iid1
-StedzSil" an. 2SeseH ionitiaer austunft psnoen
Sie iidj on TieIber s. SIinsuff, Sfr- 100, CIT:
&erinatonz, gde Der St. Yauitra6e, ooer On fSrant
SIinsIuff. Hr. 500, @eitsSanettrftrabe.
(D{ai23, UipNRijSr-D
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Sas Sifet.
GIepeIano 1ano Stepenion.

SdlnB'sSrbanolunseu oes bemotrutiideH
National. Gonueuts.
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The record-union., 1892-10-21
FROM LADY FRIENDS.
A Beautiful Banner for the Merchants
Republican Club.

Republican Club.
Prior to the starting of the parade last
evening an interesting incident occurred
at the headquarters of the Republican
League at the Capital Hotel-the pre-
sentation to the Merchants Club Of a
beautiful gold-fringed silken banner
1t was the gift of few ladies and a
choice piece of work. The presentation
address was made by Miss Inez Ficks,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Ficks,
who said:
Mr.. President and Members Of the Merchants
Republican Clat6 Under our established
form of Government it is the citizens of the
Republic who, through their representatives,
make the laws and outlines the policy by
which the ship of State is to be directed. Her
course upon the political sea rests in your
hands. 1t remains for you to say whether our
tried and trusted leader, Benjamin Harrison
shall again stand at the helm of State to di-
rect successfully in the future as he has in the
past the destinies OF great people.
l realize fully that IL is no ordinary occasion
which has called you here this evening from
the Office, the counting-room and the various
pursuits of a peaceful mercantile life. Men
following your vocation do not, as a rule
abandon the quiet pursuits of their calling to
enter the whirlpool of politics-unleSs there
are great questions and issues involved and
confronting the people. You gentlemen must
believe that there is something at stake or else
you would not be here tonight. You must
evidently believe that in the approaching
battle of principles you are eternally right
and that Grover Cleveland and his party are
eternally wrong; that Benjamin Harrison
Whitelaw Reid and your candidate for Con-
gress, John f. Davis, are the champions OF a
platform of principles which stands for the
welfare OF our beloved homes, happiness
throughout the land and prosperity to the
American people.
Mr.. President and gentlemen of the Mer-
chants Republican Club, this banner which [
have the honor of presenting you is of Ameri-
can production. 1t bears the names of your
gallant leaders, also their motto, Protection ~
that plank in your platform on which they
stand. Garry this banner with you tonight,
bear it in defiance of your political enemies,
and on the sth day of November let us receive
il again with shouts of victory for BENJAMIN
Harrison for President of the United States
and John +. Davis for Congress from Califor-
mia.
P. z. Platt, President of the club, re-
sponded in fitting terms, and accepted
the banner on behalf of the club. 1t was
carried at their head in the procession
shortly afterward.