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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-17
AUCTION SALES TODAY.
Sale, Household Furniture
By ]. Mclaughlin & Son.
On FRIDAY. JUNE IL, 1892
On the premises, 90 SOUTH BROAD STREET,
opposite FIremen's Hall.
AT IL O'CLOCK.
AT IL O'CLOCK.

BRUSSELS and other CARPETS, HAT
RACK, HALL CHAIRS, splendid BoUDOIR
MIRROR, in swinging frame. PARLOR SUITES,
MAHOGANY CHAIRS. PICTURES. ENGRAv-
NGs. WHATNOT FANCY EASY CHAIRS,
MARBLE TOP and other TABLES.
ES- CHICKERING PIANO, nne tone, In
the most perfect order
SHADES, STANDARD WORKS, RUGS,
PoRTIERE, LACE CURTAINS. BEDROOM
SUITES. TOILET SETS, BUREAUS, CHAIRS,
TABLES, MATTRESSES, SPRINGS, WASH
STANDS. MIRRORS. MAHOGANY CHESTS
OF DRAWERS, MATING CARPETS, BED
DING, PILLOWS, holsters, DINING
TABLE and CHAIRS. sIDEBOARD. OTTO
MANS, PICTURES, WALNUT REFRIGERA-
TOR, CHINA, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE.
PLATED WARE. ICE PITCHER, ANTIQUE
TABLE, PASTRY TABLE. LARGE MARBLE
SLAB, KNIVES and FORKS, CARVERS. STOVE
and UTENSILS. All sold without reserve, as
house must be rented.
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WANTED, a number OF young ladies' and
w gentlemen to learn shorthand, type
writing, bookkeeping, penIianship and com
merciai law COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE, oppo-
site postofflce.
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OUT OF TOWN ADVERTISERS
LETTER BOXES

in the MORNING NEWS are Furnished wtthous
and al Communications ore strtetls conf
dertiaL
Persons having advertising 0ooo~nts with
ths MoRuNo NKws can send advertisements
BY TELEPHONE when IL Is nor convenient 70
write and forward them to the ofbca
Telephone Of business Once d No sea-
Calls answered until No y. n
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Five Largo Cedar Chests, Canned Goods,
Groceries, Etc.
]. H. 0PPERHEIM & SON.
kuCtiOnaers.

WIN sell at II O'Clock THIS MORNING at
Whitaker Street:
Five large new CEDAR CHESTS, lot assorted
CANNED GOODS, SARDINES. TABLE SALT,
TEA, CROOKERY, GLASSWARE TINWARE,
NOGhlT w. Sb0VhSt LAM Nils CL0ShS elegant
BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS, CHAIRS, ROCKERS,
TABLES, BED SPRINGS, MATTRESSES, Pill
LOWS, HATS, LACES, EMBROIDERED
DRESSES, SHOES, CLOTHING, DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS. SUBSCRIBERS, HOSIERY. SHIRTS,
UNDERESTIMATE ANDKERCHIEFS. SCARFS,
TIES and other articles too numerous to men
ton.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

VXTANTED. partner with $500 capital. for an
w all the year hotel in tho state of Georgia,
which il now open and win stand thorough In
vestigation. Address J. A. NJ. care of this
office
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EVERYBODY Is INVITED
TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR
ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN.

For IS cents you can have ''yosr say" IN tho
MORNING News, provided you say h in is words
and pay ! cent for each added word. The
CHEAP COLUMN embraces ADVERTISEMENTS Of
all kinds. viz: FOR SALE. REAL ESTATE,
TO LEASE, SALE HOUSES, HORSES AND
CARRIAGES. SALE MISCELLANEoUu, BUsI-
NESS OPPORTUNITIES. Personal. BOARD
ING. WANTED HELP. WANTED eTTUA-
TONS. WANTED ROOMS, WANTED BOARD.
FOR RENT ROOMS, WANTED AGEETS
WANTED HOUSES, WANTED MlsCELLANE-
oUs. LOST AND FOUND. TO LOAN. RE.
MovAI.s, AUCTIONS, EDUCATIONAL, PRO
FEssIoNAI4 MUSICAL. ATTORNEYS. Eta
OUT OF TOWN ADVERTISERS
will have their orders promptly attended to and
will receive copies OF the pSper with the adver.
tisement marked for inspection. Count the
number of words in your lad" and renais
accordingly. Please remember that no advor.
hsement Ia inserted for less than IS cents
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ROOMS WAN,rRn.

~-~~N~~~~~~-N-~~~~~~~-N 0~~~~~-OO~~~~~~~~~-~
XXTANTED, two connected unfurnished rooms
w for light housekeeping. Private family.
Desirable location. References exchanged.
Price stated. Address NJ. 7, O. rs. care Morn
ing News
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rTURPENTINE LOCATION WANTED. We
Il desire to buy at once a small turpentine
location Parties wishing to sell cheap and
Morning News, Savannah, Ga.
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WANTED, orders for notary and corporation
w seals at three dollars. BERRY & OAK
MAN, % Drayton street
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EDUCATIONAL.

CHORTHAND. bookkeeping, penmanship and
- typeWritinR are taught by an old court
stenographer and accountant Of twenty years
experience COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE, op-
posite postohice.
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WANTED. the public TO know that our wines
w and liquors are prescribed by the physi-
oianR NJ LAWNS ESTATE.
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WELL furnished rooms comfort able clean
w beds, bath. etc. /; elegant location. Orleans
square, with or without board. sc Barnard.
NOR REM, fiat of three rooms with bath.
II 1893 Perry street.
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NICELY furnished rooms, single or in suites !:
~ first and second door. 101 President
street.
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LOST.

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WANTED, city real estate. improved and I'M
w improved, to sell. w. X. WILKINSON.
Real Estate Dealer.
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TOR SALE, waycross GA bakery confeo
II tionery, ice cream parlor, value $500; will
balance on easy terms. Apply 70 j. 8. TART.
Waycross, Ga.
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FOR SALE.

COwS, cows. Just arrived, Carolina mixers for
~ sale or will trade for fat cattle. J. T.
GUILMARTIN & co. IS stock lots.
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MICHIqAN's THIRD PARTY.

lansing, MICH, June 16-About 800
ueeieSates were present at the state conven-
uon OF the Peoples party. representing all
ot she congressional districts. Resolutions
we're adopted squsrely indorsing the prin-
,Glples OF the st. Louis platform and dsclar>
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FLOWERS and Fancy Ferns Floral designs
Il for all occasions al short notice OF StronR's
pharmacy. GEORGE WAGNER, Thunderbolt
road. Telephone 49s.
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IGOR SALE, a few desirable corner lots. 70
II wit: Price and Anderson, Habersham and
st. Paul, Habersham and ST. Nicholas, Haber-
sham and ST. Michael, Twelfth and Montgom-
cry Eleventh and West Broad. These are all
good investments; good place to put money
FOR big returns, Q. II. DORSErr real estate
dealer.
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OUR LINE Of Key West cigars will please
" the most exactfng judge. We are sole
agents for Barranco 4 Co. s ''El Progresso"
factory We are in position 10 give best value
for the price. NJ. LAWNS ESTATE.
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ROOMS no RENT .

4 ARGE furnished room on second floor, small
Il one five dollars a month. 1s Congress.
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ENOR SALE. California clsret, 50 so per case;
II imported and American ginger ales and
beers. The finest stock Of Key West cigars In
tho city. N. LAWNS ESTATE. Telephone
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LNOR SALE. one Rambler cushion tire bicycle.
IT in splendid condition. Terms reasonable.
Address II, care Morning News.
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EOR RENT, second floor, newly done over
II at 199 Liberty street.
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EARMRRS, ATTENTION-Rew potato bar.
II rels Is cheap as secondhand barrels, in
any quantity. Address, THE EHTELMAN
COMPANY, 2lS Bay street, Savannah, Ga.
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DRICKLY HEAT and chat gcured. Mother,
L use Boracine Nursery Powder, superior. IS
cents, at druggists.
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HOUSES AND sroRHs FOR RENT

nor RENT store and dwelling. connected,
II corner CASTOR and Price streets. Apply A.
NJ. BARBEE, JR., Coast Line railroad depot
GENERAL very desirable houses for rent.
- Possession now or first of October. Apply
to CHAMPION & GARmANY, 1ls Bryan street.
ENOR RENT, house corner Hall and Tattnall
II streets; possession July /. Apply to
WILLIAM r. BAILEY.
THO RENT. at Tybee-To rent to o suitable
Il tenant, n large house on river side of
Tybee. Apply to r. q. BELL, Morning News
building.
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JUGS, ETC.,
AT AUCTION.
MISCELLANEOUS.

- EAL banking, real railroad and real prao-
LII steal business course, shorthand, type
writing, bookkeeping. penmanship and English
branches taught at the COMMERCIAL INSTI-
TUTE, opposite postoffice.
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nor SALE. house on Anderson street between
II Bull and Drayton streets. Beautiful loca-
ton for residence also house on of lot. this
property can be bought at very low figure.
Apply at l. d. & II. D. LA ROCHE.
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Whnl a stomaoh Wln Hold.

Tho Pittsburgh Chronicle telegraph
tells OF q butcher in sharpsburg who
found in the stomach Of a three-year old
COW enough scrap iron to fill half OF tho
receptacle, spikes Of assorted sizes,
sundry nails, a table fork, solno dishes
which seem TO have been broken in
transit, and m old.iashioned copper
cent.
Having great confidence in the Chron.
icic 7tleguph's veracity, and being being
therefor Obliged to believe what It says.
wc aro.sorry it has told this story, for 1t
forces tho conclusion that tho Sharpa.
burg butcher has been pasturing his
beef IN a junk shop.
This true narrative reminds us OF a
story sent to tho IXrELLloENcEn some
time ago about a ra%ttlcanako out in the
wilds Of Webster county. Our cores
pondont, having slain tho reptile, cut 1t
open and was sven more surprised than
rejoicod 10 find in its stomach a four.
horse wagon and a pair Of socks he had
lost a year before.
Tho'story was not published because
We feared that in the excitement Of the
moment ii correspondent may have
been mistaken Ms to some Of tho minor
details.
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WIT N

People generally do not banker after
changes in the fashion of clothes, but
there are few who do not feel that
some change in the pockets OF garments
is a good thing now and then.-Yar-
mouth Register.
True to the nature Of the beast, many
a man who i'll his time has cast sheep's
eyes at a pretty girl has afterward had
the wool pulled W them.-Phihdd-
phid Times.
r. W. Kcene boasts that he has
played Orchard Ill" I 00.timcs. He
must have bumped himself to get in SO
much Gloster work.-Picdyuns.
THE trouble with the sober second.
thought is that it SO often has the bust
head as a result of the first thoughts
action.-Atchinsoh Globe.
A new play is called "The Check.
Book" Ii all the parts are filled up
properly it ought to draw big money
Chicago Times
From;present indications the summer
girl will look very much like a slice out
OF a rainbow american.
The pelican is one OF the few animals
that, are justiiiedin biting of. more than
they. can chcw--lfashinqton Star.
As a rule, the statesman had better
keep his open letter sealed up.-Neap
York Herald.
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Whore Arc TheY.e

1t ia a little surprising to learn that
Of tho paper fractional currency known
as shinplasters something over $751;
900, 900 in face value are now outstand-
ing.
This currency was the ready change
Of the war time, being issued in de-
nominations from three cents up to
fifty. 1t is easy to understand that Of
such currency some would be destroyed,
but tho treasury department estimates
that only a little moro than half Of the
amount u%uaccounted for has gone this
way.
According to tho estimate about
100000 are held liable to redemp-
ton. Who're arc these shinplastersf
Some OF them are known to be held as
souvenirs, but it was hardly to DO sup
posed that the amount thus reserved
WINS so large.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

A hundred years ago or more there
were twin boys whose Names were
Cyrus and Hannibal. These boys grew
up and married, and each promised TO
name his first boy after tho other. The
boy born to Cyrus Hamlin was named
Hannibal, according to the agreement.
That child grow 10 DO 4 great statesman,
and was elected Vice President Of tho
United States. Hannibal Halnlin's son
Cyrus grew to be n great missionary,
the founder Of the Robert College, near
Constantinople, in INTERPRETATION
Etcning Journal
a gentleman living about five miles
from here" says tho Silver City IN. o.
Leader, "Mr. Q. T.. Siler, has been ro-
Gently annoyed by eggs being stolen
from his hens nests. 1t was customary
to leave a white door.knob in tho nest
for tho hen to lay to, and a fow days ago
that was missing. Mr.. Silor one day
last week killed a large blacksnake, and,
on cutting him open, found tho door.
knob. His snakcship was tho rogue,
and had swallowed the knob, but failed
to digest it.
A correspondent sends tho following
tough story from Lancaster, which we
don't believe: Several days ago Walter
C.tHardy noticed that a lot OF temper.
ny nails he had in a shed we're disap-
pearing, and he yesterday discovered
that about three pounds OF the nails
had been carried to an elevated place by
one OF his pigeons and used IN building
a nest.
An admission foe of twenty-five cents
Is charged persons wishing to visit the
Chlcago Fair grounds while the propara-
tons are going on. LIT is yielding o
surprising revenue, and a large proper
ton Of this Is taken in on Sundays"
The Omaha Bees unconventional way
OF recording an Utah item: Sidney
Bailey, OF Provo, toyed with tho bust
ness end OF u fractions horse. He was
hurled over tho divide with good
luck embossed on his hip"
Anumbor OF fine pearls, some OF them
OF considerable value, were found re.
Gently in some mussel shells on the
shoals in tho White river, near Sey-
lnour, Ind. One man realized So from
MS lind in a lew weeks.
The latest architectural novelty in
Chicago is a tbook-shaped block, twelve
stories high, to be known rs the Mer-
camille Register. This book Will have
steel bindings, with terra.cotta trim
mings."
Twenty-six persons voted in Hanni-
bal, No. without any previous study OF
the Australian ballot; no names were
marked on either ticket and the votes
were thrown out.
"a petriied' man was discovered in
the vicinity OF Wilcox Station. Soapy
Smiths plaster Of paris stiff" left
Creole a few days before the find
OMAHA Bee (
Creole, Co.., is not yet nine months
old, butit has a population OF 5000
souls, two morning papers, one even
ing, and -four weekly publications.
The legislature assembly of Syria, in
Austria, has passed a law forbidding
poor people to marry without a special
license from the authorities.
The daughter Of Thomas Kennman,
ofIElnora, Iud., walked out Of a third
story window in her sleep, but escaped
material hurt.
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/. West YirEtnin PENSIONS.
Special Dispateh 10 The Intd;igencer.

NPtc1ur U218VHcH 20 NC IHtHttgeHccr. 80.
WASHINGTON, D. G., May. 16.-West
Virginia pensions: Original-Theodore
Morris, Aaron Brock, Hen ry Simmons,
William NJ. Demos, Harrison W. John.
son, lori Eliason, John Henry, Gran
vile A. Grant, Johns. Hoover, Alfred
Lister, M'Kerver Vanburcn Bowyer,
James B. Lovetr. Additional-Thomas
Warren, Henry L.. Spencer, William. A.
Canterbury, Gideon NJ. Outright, Sal.
athiel S. Hickel, Solomon Huferd,
Isaac Bowel. Increase--Geo. Sprinkle,
James T. Pobon. William Noise, vii.
liam 1. Gains. Original widows, ETC.
Eliza j.. Quigley, Christina Earnest.
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STATE POLITICS.
Dem ocrats on tho Run.
PRkshur1h Commercial. Gd:eNe

NN-ssASs #a-HHHn.
Tho Republicans of West Virginia
have done wisely in putting ex-senator
William NJ. 0. Dawson at the head of
their state committee. In his work as
editor and chairman Of the Preston
county committee Mr.. Dawson dis
played high organizing ability, adding
greatly in bringing Preston up to the
position of the banner Republican
county OF the state, and in tho new and
larger field 10 which he has been called
he will give the West Virginia Demo-
Gratis such trouble as they have not had
before. Nothing could better showtheir
alarm than the move just set on loot in.
behalf Of Congressman William, L. Will
son for the Wce:presidential nomina-
ton. Things are drifting a m inter-
esting pace indeed when it is deemed
necessary to put a southern man on the
ticket.to prevent the solid south from
breakingup. III IGG3
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The terrible disaster on the Big Four
Railroad was due to the engineer for
getting the change of schedule. His
forgetfulness cost his life and all the
lives that were sacrificed. Tho poor
fellow is beyond blame and accounta-
bility.
It is easy to say, that ayjman with so
heavy a responsibility resting on him
should not have forgotten, but lot those
who are disposed to consuro him recall
how often they have forgotten matters
Of the greatest. Importance and without
any good excuse.
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A Good alun Gibson.


Tho new Republican state central
committee, chosen By. tho convention at
Martinaburg on tho 9th, organized that
day by electing ex-senator William NJ.
o. Dawson, of Preston county, chair.
man OF tho state executive committee
also, the members OF which no was
authorized to appoint. The Journal, for
itself and also for tho Republicans OF
tho banner county, congratulates the
party on the choice OF go efficient a
head OF the organization as Mr.. Dawson
Undor his leadership We shall have a
clean, vigorous and successful campaign.
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The Editors Got There.
Richie Rcreiitc

RichN RctclEc. SO n
Hart, OF the ISrELL1aENcER. Morris, OF
the Richie GaseHs, Reed, of tho Clarks.
burg Telegram, and Bee, Of tine West
Union Herald, are all delegates to the.
national convention, When a person,
gets ahead OF a newspaper mai he must
rise up early in the morning. The Re-
publican editors are getting there. with
both ieet."
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A Cruel Thrust.


CTarEs5urg Te'tgrdnl
The Bedal gold cure institute at this
place is likely to have a severe test
made of its facilities for the treatment
OF alcoholism. With the oncominy Of
Democratic conventions throughout the
state subjects,fo for treatment are apt to
multiply rapidly.
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A COWARDLYa POLICY.

The "I,egiater' Advises West Virginia
congressman to Straddle tho Silver
1n<ue. s.sF lI
Wheeling Register.
We bolievo tho West Virginia delegation
will do thor party Il great service and
themselves credit by voting tomorrow to
POSTPONE III consideration OF tho bill ut
this time. Such I, vote would not commit
them for or nsainst free coinage G. 1t would
simply put thom on record Of placing the
whore 1t belongs until moro vital and i'm.
portnnt'legislatlon Is considered.
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IF Hill had any real chance in the
presidential race it would be en-
dangered by the fact that Tammany
has too much at stake in New York
city politics to let anything get away
on n mere=sentimentality.a Tammany
is willing enough to stick to Hill if by
SO doing it runs no risk OF losing its
hold on the finest pickings in the
world. But there's the rub, and Fill
can't rub it out.
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Tho iionor 1. Appreciated,


No honor was ever more worthily
bestowed upon u nun than that con.
ferred upon Mr.. Hart, editor Of tho
lSTELLldESoER, by clecting him a dole
gate at large to the national convention.
1t was due him, and to have withheld
the honor would have been rank in.
justice. His opponent, Mr.. Hugus, is
also n good man, and deserves we'll, and
We mean nothing against him when we
say Mr.. Hart deserved the honor.
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accept the nomination there Is a desire
on the part Of his party at this time to
SO honor him. They will do SO because
he is u great American and Is recos.
nized as ono Of tho thinkers and actors
OF the age. II he is in tho race, no will
BIO triumphantly elected and will give
us such an administration rs our poo
plo and ssate'have long needed.
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Brnni,cell Nonitoy.

BrornceN Monitor.
Then let us be up and doing! Lot us
begin early to do effective work and
never relax bur efforts until the even.
ing of election day. West Virginia is
a Republican state to-day. and if We do
not allow ourselves to be beaten by our
own neglect, the present is tho last
Democratic. administration we will ever
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Deaths nc Mnrtinsburg,
Special Dispatch to, he Mtel'iaaeer.

Sptcia! Dispatch to the Intelliqaner.
MARrlSsBuRG, W. Neutrality-suspicious.
Lee Fouts, son OF the late Greene c.
Fouts, OF Frederick, Nd, died this
morning after n long and painful i'll
ness, aged thirty years, He was one OF
tho most popular, socially, and best
business young man in the town.
Louis Grim, a native of Germany,
and a much respected citizen Of the
town, died last night aged eishty-hve
years, ls .a1: ,sfta,
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q Charter Granted.
speeial Dispatch TO the Iutdviqcnetr.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, May l6.-The
Herald Company was chartered to-day
for the purpose OF conducting a general
printing and publishing business. The
principal office will BIO at Huntington.
Tho capital stock is $4,000, with privi-
lego to increase to 5000. The incor-
porators arc J. E. Ellis; T.. NJ. Campbell,
A. J.. Beardsley, W.B Tomlinson, L. P.
Creekbaum, all Of Huntington, w. Va.
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SINCE it is now a ell-established fact
that catarrh is a blood disease, medical
men are quite generally prescribing
Arey's Sarsaparilla for that most loath-
some complaint, and the result, in
nearly every instance, proves the wis
dom OF their advice.
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A Good llun.
A GOou
EdirmO7li Mdfr

Tho name Of Prof. Thomas c. Miller,
Of this place, has been frequently men.
toned in connection with the Repub.
lican nomination for state superintend-
ent Of free schools. If the Republicans
are looking for their best school man.
the professor will be nominated. .,l
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.Gll abe antetli2et1rfr!
WHEELING. MAY II, 1909.

THE approaching contest Is, rendered
especially important By reason of tho In.
duAtrial and financial policies OF tho Gov.
orn being ut stake. Tho popular do.
cision on these lssues Is OF Eroat moment
and will DO of far-roaoiing consequence
James q. Bluine .-
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Frank Talk from nm organ.
Webster Echo (Dem.)

HeosHT EenU VDentJ
We said We were somewhat Demo-
cratic, but we are not going to tear, our,
shirt for the Democracy as long as
thore isn't money enough in tho treas.
ury to buy q new one. Some Of our
best patrons are Republicans land we
want to say just hero some of our best
men) and We arc not going TO volunteer
services to lick the whole set OF
them unless We arc paid for tho job.