davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-06
" SpraWie udziafu POIak0W W
IFROCZYsTOSCIACH Il POWODU 400
LETNIEJ ROCZNICY 0DKRY-
GA AMERYKl PRZEZ 10
LUMBA.
Pos1EpzENIE w EoRwAERTS HALL.
DR.. prof. DunikoWski
DELEGAT KRAJU

w niedziele o godz. 3-ej po pofu-
dniu W Vorwaerts Hall przy I'll. ~
Ell odby8o sic posiedzenie delegatow
Towarzystw polskich, pragnaacych
przyiqc udziaf W uroczystosciach jul
bileuszowych Z powodu 4oo-letnlej
rocznicy odkrycia Ameryki przez
Kolumba tudziez z powodu przypa-
dajacej wsp6}czesnie inauguracyl bu-
dynk6w wystawy wszechswlatoweJ.
Jak wiadomo, mysl udzialu Po-
lak6w W tych uroczystosciach, rzu-
coma pierwotnie przez gazety, pod]e
ia zostafa przez Komitet delegatow
towanystw, urzadzajacy obchody
narodowe ma po1nocno.-zachodnleJ
stronie miasta, kt6ry zwo}a} juz W
tym celu jedno posiedzenie. Naste-
pnie sprawe owa wzia} rece RI.
Centralny u. Mar. Pol, kt6rego
inicyatywy zosta}o zwofane poSiedze-
ME obecne. :
Otwoizy} je PREF. Rz. Centr. wv.
Mar. Pol. p. Satalecki, kt6ry przed-
stawif zgromadzonym obecnych ma
mityngu cenzora Zwiazku p. Przy-
bvszewskiego 81. Delegate kraju
prof. Dunikowskiego osaz powofat
pierwszego la prezesa rzeczywistego
posiedzenia, drugiego ma prezesa no.
norowego.
81. cenzor W paru s}owach objas-.
nil donios1oSG obchodu koniecznosc
udzia4u Polak6w W takowym, naste-
pnie odczyta} listy cd sekretarza ko-
mitetu ceremonii wystawowych p.
Culpa, zapraszajace Polak6w do IL
dziafu W uroczysto&ciach.
Ma estrade zaproszony zosta} by}y
prezydent RI. Centr. wv. Mar. Pol.
p. Kociemskl.
Poniewazz poprzedniego posiedze-
MIA ME by}o zadnego :protoku}u
ami wykazu towarzystw, pragn2cych
braG udziaf W uroczystosciach, pre-
to musiano sformowaG nova liste de-
legat6w i towarzystw, ktdre je wy
sfa1y.
Lista owa przedstawia sig, jak ma
stepuje:Tow. 'Gmina Pol lska"-ob.
. satalecki Lauferski; Fl Polonia'' =
OBJ. Z. Czaplihski D. Ekowski;
uHarmonia'' - oh. NJ. Osuch INA
kielski; Tow. Kraszewskiego- o b.
St. Barahski; Tow: Kr6laa .MNlieczys-
lava Igo - OBJ. Mr6z i:Alb. i:1 Kowal: I.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-06
Piorun zabija S-miu zolnierzy W Gallcyl

W1EDEh, 5 wrzesnia. Faatalny
wypadek mia} miejsce wcz ora VIE
czorem W sypuszu (?), W 9 Galifyl.
Znaczna liczba zofnierzy XIV wate erowa-
Ia W tel miejscowosci ma folYarku,
gdy nagle wybuchneia gwaf ftowna
burza: :. Piorun uderzy}. " -, dor:
folwarczny spowodowaf pozar. Je-
dnoczesnie uderzenie pioruna zabi}o
odrazu s-miu zo1nierzy. Pr6cz tego
siedmiu jeszcze odnios}o lzejsze u
szkodzenia i zostafo og}uszonych.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-06
Fatalny wypadek we ,W4oszech.

NEApoL, wrzesnia. = Star y pa
lac W n nmieiscowosci Via Tavern a "a
walil sie,, grzeblac pod: rulnam | Kill
kanascie os6b. Dotsd wodobyto
z pod gruz6w pie6 zw}ok oraz t trzech
ludzl tax ciezko ,raDnycb, ze 2 niema
nadziei, aby przezyli nieszczeesd lie. >.
Pod. zwaliskami znaiduje sic ,nffew2-
tpliwie wiecej truPow. !: !: II. i. /. -:
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-06
Nowe wyDadki chOlery w kwa fantanie.

Ne W YORK, wrzesl.ia: : DIS
by8o zn6w 1onowych wypaqk6w che
lery ma pok}adzie ,,Rugii"7 8 ma po-
k}adzie >, ,Norilnanii'',; OPP r6cz, tego
mad ranem diva wypadki sm ierci. Ma
Hoffman Island zdarzyly sic diva a no:
we ,wsypadki choroby; dotk7nietych
MIA odWieziono ma Swinburne Island.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-06
I Szesciu In dzi utopionyeh.

+. :. M:A.DhYr," 5 wrzesnia. = smFutny
wypadek :miaf miejscie W sob ote W
zatoce Vega. kodz przewozaca pa
sazer6w z paro owca ), Vile DAN
verse: ma lad. przewr6cifa ST E. Z
iedenastu os6b bedaeych ma }odzi
szese utonefo, pie6 zdofafo 81 ura-
towaG. r. -.. 49,. - -. !
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-06
Cholera w Norwegii.

:: CHR1srlANsAND, 4 " rzesniat Ma
statku przybyiym .Hamburga byty
tu diva wypadki smierci W 8 Skutek
cholery. r.. f.. -
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-06
Rewia mOrska.

. BERLIN, 4 wrzeSnla. =, ,Gesarz
Wilhelm odbyf wczoraj przegl I'D O.
kret6w wojennych W S. swinemq qende.
okrety bysy rozstawione " dw0oh
liniaoh ma przestrzeni dw6ch mil.
Popraegladzie. odbyf sic; ;szere g ma
newr6w morskich. .".
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-06
ROK; I.
Telegramy K rajow We. {, ].
CHOLERA W KWARANTANNIE w NEW
-. Y0RKU. - .
okreta "Moravia'' Cru gian'i q Nor
.. maunia"' a"'dotkniete playa.
81 osob zmarfo ma cholere ma m 6rzu,
.--r IN w norcial IT,

81 osob zmarfo ma cholere ma m m6rzu,
-. . low porcie ~. :.
New YORK, wrzesni ia::-W kwa-.
rantannie W porcie tutejszym Enaj-
duja sic W tel chwili trzy ok rsty,.
dotkniete cholera. .
So to: "Moravia'' Rugia" Is Nor
mammal, wszystkie trzy J przyby yfe
Hamburga. J.
Pc dis dzieh ma cbolere zrn mario
ma tych trzech okretach Al os sob, a:
.mianowicie ma morzu 8 osob, y por-
Gle 10. !
"Moravia'' miala mai Wiecej { mier-
ci, bo % ma morzu. Naz zwiska zmar-
4ycb, przewaznie zyd6w polS Skich,
W swolm czasle przytaezalismy. O.
becnie W porcie zmarf jeszcze 8 -letnf
Abram Sneidecker, zyd}k Kr6le estwa.>
Ma "Normannii' W drodze byfo'
wypadk6w smierci. Ma Ewiska zmar-
fych So G. Hegert, J. Hegemah, 3, O.
tylia Harm, W. Harm i A. Sfholz,
pierwsi dwoje dorosli, troje osta-:
tnich dzieci, wszyscy Niemcy. -.
Nadto "Normannia ~ przyT VIOLA
znaczna llczbe chorych, ktorych
zmarli: 47-letni III. hammers st eward
trzeciej klasy, majtkow ie okretu H.:
Zinmzok, Otto Engel W. Quenf,
jeden dorosty pasazer i jedno dzlec7
ko, oboje niewiadomegp p nazw iskfa.
= Ma stRugii'' W drod ze zma rli ri ma q
cholere dorosli: Berta Koenig, x tl:
Koenig, E. Starr i dziecko Roza Q a
Starr, Wszyscy z. Niemiec:: - ::
+: 0ls=r7e.se p'rf:zyWi6zF piec os6b
chorych, W liczbie kt6r rych zna ajduje
sic Polka, Helena Pqg0aoska, lat IT,
.Jnz po przybyciu do pc ortu z P asaze-
row ''Rugii'' zakohczy Ii zycif; ls-
letni Antoni Cbarla, Sfowak, 3o-let-
MIA Polka .J6zetu PieAosh0 5-letnl
ch}opiec H. Sterr. |
Opr6cz tego wiele q os6b z przy-
by4ych temi okretami Jest CHI orych
ma cholere.
Wfadze rozwijaj2 W lele en- nergll,
aby przeszkodzlG posts epom q hrazy.
Chorzy So umieszczan i lecz eni VI
specyslnym odosobnionym la4 4arecie
ma Swinburne Island; pasaz erowie
trzeciej klasy pozostajq ma Ho ffmarff i: af
Island, gdzie ich kappa, czy szczs
dezinfekcyonuja; podrd dznl pie efWszel
i drugiej klasy pozostaj2 ma okret
Gle.
. POmlmO 10 WsZysGko Anlesoip
panuje ogromny popFoc ch.... op9-
wiadajs tu strasznych scena Oh roy
paczy, jake miaEy mie jsca ma moi +
mani" W chwili, kied y 400 pasaz4-
row pierwszej drugiej klasy dowlff- F:
duiafo sic, re SO pa okf fecie, do otknis-
tym cholera. i ze IN mqsza pozosta ac
przez czas nieogranl9zony y kwA-
rantannie. -. Poprze ednio u krywa-
no pred mimi ten faktr Mic ktor7y
chcieli lekarzom ofaro wac So tiki t y
siecy, ably ich tylko wypuS Gill 1a
lad. ..Kobiety mdlafy. -. f.,
- m
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-06
Polar W. .BobrOwnikach..
Trzej ludzie zywcem spaleni.

BERLIN, 4 wrzesnia. Wielki Po-
Ear wynikna4 W miejscowosci Bo-
browniki, niedaleko Gorlic, ma Szlaa-
zku. Trzydziesci trzy budynki 20
stafy spalone, zanim zdo1ano opano-
wac plomienie. Try osoby utraclfJy
zycie " ogniu. :.s..:....:3 ..s..a;. II. :.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-06
,,Elba" niema choIery ma polka die.

New York, esnia. Pr4{y:-
.byf tu parowiec lei be"z Bremen
z758 pasazerami. NJ pok}ad die. o!
kretu ;niema ami iedhego Wypad ku.
cholery. . :. - :. .~. p. ..=:| +
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-06

w hl
Wild i A. Koinski; "Gmina Pol
ska' nr. j. : oh. ii. Uczciwek, K.
Ciesielski i Smicho wski; "Sok6} Pol
ski'' mr.. l -.ob. X. .Zychlinski;
Tow "Jedn csc" - oh. w. Dropik;
Tow. .sOrfa i Pog goni'' - Oh. Rel
dukowski i Hajduk iewicz; Tow. spie-.
WI par. S W. Tr6jcy- Oh. A. Mai
ek;Tow. Kesciusk kko" "-ob. T. Stan,
Wojcieszyk Bies4 ike; Tow. ''Mi}osc
Narodu PQlskiego' p OBJ. Blaszka;
Tow. Mlodych 2 rzemys}owcow -
OBJ. f. Siwecki ! X. Dorszyhski;
Tow. Jana III SoBieskiego i'm. Kos
ciuszki = panna lelena Haremska;
Tow. Jana Koch4 4nowskiego = OBJ.
L. Tuchocki i Net man; "Sokof Pol
ski mr.. 2 OBJ. X. Dorszyhski;
Tow. Agatona Gil lera--ob. X. hrol;
Tow. sw. J6zefa par. $w. Tr6jcy-
OBJ r Bartoszew wicz; II Oddziaf
Wol Pol. Krakd ds6w Tow. Pol.
Krawc6w-ob. S! Terczewski; Tow.
Szewc6w i'm, Il lilinskiego - OBJ.
Ian Sz6stak tan. Lewandowski;
ssPolak ma obczyz ME" - oh. S. Ro-
kosz. A Stefano wicz i J. Grabow-
ski; "FilarecI' L OBJ. X. Sawlckl;
Tow. PrzemysloW we Rzemieslnikow
Polskich = Oh. A. Btaszczyhski,
Wal. Wleklinski i Sowadzki; III
Pink J}au6W sw. PaWla- j. Sic
wer; Tow. Krak us6w i'm. Najsw.
Maryi Fanny - oh. L. Wasz"ie'
rowski i w. Biskup; Tow. Rycerzy
sw Kazimierza l. oh. J. Nowak;
Tow. Kr6la Miec zysfawa z Town of
Lake -ob. j.. Iw icki; Tow. Najsw.
I'm. Jezus - OF. . J. Rybakowski;.
Tow. $piewu M oniuszko - ob. A.
Rosinski.
Jak widzimy, towarzystw biora-
cych udz1a4 W Vi foczystoSciach jest
81, opr6cz gruP zwiazkowych znaj-
dujemy w ich licF Fbie wiele stowarzy.-
szen niezaleznych lub nalezacych do
innych organizadyi. .
Pomimo tax licznego zebranla,
przyznat musimy, IL sprawa udzlafu
Polakow W uroc4ystosciach Kolum,
bowych ma onegHlaj jszem posiedzeniu
postapi}a niewiele ...i, Me obrado-
wano zupelnie mad spdsob bem przyje-
cia przez Polak bw uddziaiu W uro-
czystosciach, nj E zastanawiano sle'
CIV opr6ez uczes tnictwa polskiej dy-
wizyi W marszu d. 1890 pazdzierni-
ka niema innycb sposob6w uczczenia
rocznicy, - p przystapiono tylko
wprost do ust& &nowienia komltetu
majacego SIG zajac dalszem
wykonaniem rzeczy. Po d}uz-
szei dvskusyi, VI kt6rei brall udZiaf
PIP. Czaplihski, Qsuch, Stan, 1. Wild,
Koinski, Sat alecki, Lauferski,
Bieszki, Dor 4szynski, B}asz-
ezyhski, j. F. Smulski innl, pos
tanowiono wyk9nanie rzeczy poIeclc
RI, Centralnenh nhu q. N. P. mad
mieniem, IL ten be obowiazany jest
jeszcze wezwat $pecyalnemi pismien-
nemi zaproszenih ami do udzlafu W OBJ,
chodzie towar4 4ystwa chicagoskie,
kt6re dotad sic hie zofoSlfy, to bez
r6znicv organiz4 4cyj, do kt6rych ma
lez4.
Juz po zapadnieciu tel decyzyl P
T. Wild rzucif bardzo trafna mysl
urzsdzenia W d.. 21ym pazdziernika
czegos W rodzaj |, specyalnie polskie-
ga obchodu uro9 9zystosci, ma kt6rym
byfyby wypowi edziane odpowiedni
chwili odczyti i przemowy. Og64 je-
dnak uzna}, IL I zecz podniesiona 20
stafa zbyt p6zno - ze obmyslenle
tego lub innych srodk6w uczczenla
iubileuszu nalez y do RI. Centr., ia
ko luz ustanowio onego Komitetu wy
konawczego.
Many nadzicia, re Rz. Centralny'
.dziaiajac W tym charakterze' ldel
p. Vida ME zaPomni - re posta-
ra sic takze, az4by Polacy tutejsi u
rzedownie prze4 odpowiednia, licz-
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-06

PEszr. Gazety .tutejsze .podaje
wiadomoSci o wprowadzeniu liturgii
s}owiahskiej. (?)s W kosciolachh kato-
lickich w.Polsce (??9:: Rzecz Re nj ME
1rozun,ia}a 1t -. t.1r; Es; J.: X ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-08
THEIR OPINIONS.
How Experts Regard the McAullns-aIy'
MIL

AAlll.
New ORLEANS, Sept. Walter Camp
bell, Arthur Chambers aon-in-law, and
1913 pound challenger Of the world, said
this morning:
"McAulitfe was clever. was not he ?
He would fight little while and then
come away, using judgment to gain
time. He did not seem strong at the
time OF the fight II he had kept on
steadily for two minutes he would have
won. He ought TO have whipped Myer
early"
Capt. Frank Mcwiiliams had this to
say: "What do think? Why, the re-
suit was Just as l expected. McAulitfe
cut out a pace that Myer could not
stand. Myer is good boy and slayer
and the fight was hummer
Joe Lannon was happy. He remark
ed: ~ was glad to see Jack win. It
looked as though the contest should
have been terminated in four rounds.
II McAuliffe was in shape he would
have won in that length OF time. Ny
ers ia as plucky as you can find. NC.
Abilities generalship was remarkable. /!
believe he is the greatest ring general
in the world. Sullivan told me that
Jack was the greatest two hand fighter
in the business. never saw q tight
better managed"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-08

The following is the plank in the Re-
publican platform which the Demo-
cratic party denounces as revolution
ary and an outrage on the people Of the
South" Will any honest, patriotic cit
izen say that it is unpatriotic and un-
Americana The "force bill" issue is a
aide issue raised to create sectional
prejudice and to hold the solid south in
line, and here is the Republican decla-
ration it is based on:
We demand that every citizen Of the United
States shall be allowed 70 cast one free and nn.
restricted ballot In all public elections, and that
such ballot shall DO counted and returned as
Gust; that such laws shall be enacted and en-
forced as will secure 10 every citizen, be he rich
or poor. native or foreign born, white or black
this sovereign right guaranteed by the eonstitu'
ton.
The free and honest popular ballot the just
and equal representation Of all the people, rs
well as their Just and equal protection under the
laws arc the foundation Of our republican In
institutions, and the party will never relent its
efforts until the integrity Of the ballot and the
purity OF elections shall BIO fully guaranteed and
protected In Cyery state
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-08

f1uy,.oo C.nt = rn,,, $40. tko Inudar aud
as result, w Went In the face Of news which
could NOT he considered as fayoring higher
prices WAS very firm and made gain for the
tIay AZ rs nor bushei Corn haa distinct en-,
coilraCeinett from yNrions sources, aud the spe.
culatiye condition Of tho rfaraet was in excel
lent shane To respond Il. me buliIsh influences
Of which mel Hdvance ri iSLe neI buSheI Is sun.
Client evidenee The Sdvaiise brought ont con.
siderable long ptonerty aud deyeloped more or
less eSeItaHSnf
Provisions were on the whole weak. more par.
tlCulnrly ms regards October contracts
Flour steady and unchanged
WHEATNGRsh M. ? spriSy 7ggIc; No. 3 spring
66a6ic; No. : red 7sj,c: September 7Sa785s6
TIaig5Sc
CoRS.Cayh 47,Ic. september 4ai7sIa47s<c;
October 46TAaisjs "a sic; May 5Oa5i55 4a5l1Sc
October ;ssERsis ,5c Nav
RYK-So. y ia. '-"'
BARLEY-6SaG5c
EEGxsEED@sl Ss4.
MIS- Po ls- 50 o5nlO 90; october 81 7Oa
IN tl1aS az. Jsrn"rv sii f5siI s7iioti STE
IInngfSsb g. :.OS7 SS. nctoGcr A. 1Gn7 SKA
7$5: January s. 62a7 s2.sa7 SCI,
sHoulDERs-s 9Oa7 00.
October s. lOa7 6!ISa7 G2K; January 81 O7Ha
6 l7ISaG III.
SHORT CLEAl-S7 S5a7 20.
WnsKEY--s1 10.
Others unchanged.
NEW York. Sept, 7-Flour. receipts Ct 900 bar.
els; exports ADO barrels; sales flO00 bar
rels. Wheat, receipts $4,000 bushels; exports
$500 bushels; sales 100000 bushels Of tIl-
lures and 5000 bushels Of spot; market dull
were dull; No. red spot 7s5EaT9 1.l6a79c:
October 79lFaS0l 4aSO1{c; December S212asSIssa
Syisc; May Sst4as9 1'l6as9c. Corn receipts o.
9O0 bushels; exports 900 bushels u n sales w.
~ nlsheis o. futures anu SoOvE 9usnyis VI
ooe; -; cOS
oci DecelnDeE ~ SGc W 5; ~
eis exporH Ivg En SAFES VVoyv srss
o. IsuIes anu O assI y, 6rtnIot asIss
ssitsss1Il,: SoySmber soiIa16slS: December
4l3c; May l233Se; No, spot white so white do
l5a3Gc IN: septsmbef SKI S0a13 co: October
siS 25alS 10; November siS 05; December siS GOA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-08
COMMISSIONERS sALE
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

~
M. W..
Iu the Circuit Court otonlo County, "eat VIE
glniA:
William NJ, Dunlap Trustee,
Vi
Burton Hedges and Ellen
Hedges. his,SyIIe, C. u Hedges, ! Ia ChanCery.
Tho Mccormick Harvesting
Machine Company and Rob-
or: b. Wayt
~ ,,,,.,,o -, 1oo,oo o,,rr,d a., saId churt in
nvo o ~ cense on The I'd av Of July,
StsS aySNS StS,ss viii
ioyT' lIc o.,tor AZ tho front door Of the
sstl ~ huue Nhi co,nti, Wost VirginIa ON
NVuFs 4+"use "a NI'N 0'''' -
SATURDAY.. THE 24TH DAY OF SEPTEM'
BER 1892
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aulnS s0i ~ oa ~ sS,To,sd IN Ohio eonnty'
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f MHsI d sS foIios. ReuInning
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a WY ~ ,giSh:S, wv TaSSIo and William BnSby
" ,Iih ssdpmShviS line soith, 1855 west
55neneeWitn ann 1lne soTyth os5 ,Sest
Peles 70 esVouS, tSenca soptS 62o east
90 L,IV Poes 81 ir ha Ti,n tbsnco IN sSjd
liz ~ " ,DSor ,bereoi sonib 1iS west
"a I'M nn te and auth Sfs west - ai poles TO
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poles M ~ ~ ~. s,,h iFfZ5
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north sile o. hne F0au Isas o5 sni,,h ssS west
INKS; tnence ieaSlnS su toSu ,SnT cSgnSr "a
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lands Of Augustus KdSeIy thenSe sou STnt nun IA
east w poles ~ Sous y, ~ M thc
IN me tine o. ~ r stS ,Lnnnn law, ssiJ
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s. o.im poies 70 stone' h0e Iao.,t loo rest
y 4lV poles 70 SsEone' tnsnGe hvr a,r sveS.
4lelO poles t1 stone; !ornicy He 1n,J c!sat
more Wnste tno mv e,S l,iaat SeS ,oIas ~ Az
unite; thence nottn o. WEI. Ioo n w @
PLACE OF hg ,se "" hvnSrcdtbs
ana i, 5e ,no anu lnls ~. hon a
Wv SstvJ} aStes' MoESnE 49,, S NC Shersv Hui
portion ~ WIZ a ~ ~ tLS, ,vS c,scv.
Eatn any IS M SaLnt ~ HS mI nv eSd
dated Decemper 1883, 9nu now OF IeyoT "a, ~
the SieTx oWce o. inc Gou5 y u UiY
county MGst NiIginA ~ peeI DU1n ~ psv
sRSlhH N"a e@GSPHhs Ho;s sfe nnSN ~ ~ 80
ahce tnIee separate paIsth VI uu ttu p nv
been heretoIGF T So1fHeyea by inc saiu DuFton
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MoUNDsyILLE.
a miscellaneous MsIange of Minor Mat
tsrs from Marshall's Metropolis.

| A Miscellaneous MeIanGe OF Minor Mat
tors from MarshAlls Metropolis.
A stray calf has been worrying a num-
Der OF citizens lately. One man, becom-
ing annoyed by it, put it up and adyer-
tised it. expecting when the owner
called for it TO make him pay cost OF
keeping, etc. The owner did not come,
and after keeping 1t until the cost
amounted to as much as the calf is
worth he turned it out again. Another
gentleman repeated the same thing and
thus Mr.. Cali has boarded around until
several parties have bills against it,
each amounting to more than tho
animal would bring in the market. 1t
is not in condition for the butcher and
ia likely to have q hard time finding q
new boarding place.
Miss Edna Hogan has returned to
Philadelphia after a stay Of several
weeks at her home here. She will re-
sumo her duties as matron OF one Of the
leading hospitals in the City OF Brother
" Love. She won golden opinions while
here by her commendable efforts among
those who are afflicted with fever, many
of whom are very poor and some cases
almost destitute.
Silas R. Davis, OF Sand Hill, Repub-
lican nominee for county commissioner.
is ill with typhoid fever. His host OF
friends will be panied to hear OF his i'll
ness.
Great preparations are being made
for the great Republican rally at Pleas
ant Valley, September Is. The attend
ance from this place will be very large
Edward Manning has. accepted the
position Of abstract clerk in the freight
Office Of the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati &
st. Louis railroad at Pittsburgh.
Charles McPeek has returned from
Pittsburgh and resumed his old posi-
ton at the Ohio River railroad station.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ray, Of Buck
harmon, arc the guests OF friends here.
MIR. Ray was formerly baker here.
Charley Louden, OF Huntington, re-
turned home yesterday after short
stay with friends in this county.
Miss Mary Bruce, who was taken i'll
while visiting friends in Brooke county,
is still in critical condition.
Two gentlemen are here endeavoring
to organize branch OF the Southern
building and loan association.
Will L. Hammond has gone to Buck.
harmon to resume his studies at the NJ.
E. Seminary.
James Alexander, with Joseph
Horne & Co., Pittsburgh. is here.
Samuel Riggs has returned from a
visit to friends in Buckhannon.
Another good show is booked for the
opera house Thursday evening.
Miss Ida Louden, OF Wheeling, was
visiting frinds here Sunday.
Miss Maggie Bryson is recovering
from short illness.
Mrs. James Hunter is recovering from
a severe illness
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CHICAGO. Sept Cattle. receipts 81 900 head (;
shipments $500 head; market steady; western
Texans l0c lower; best natives 81 76l5 80; good
and useful 81 s0Ri 80; others s. 9oa9 60; Texans
ST 90a2 90 rangers 81 qOat 5 siockers ana feeders
81 OOa3 90; COWS 81 J0a3 co. Hogs receipts 92,5OO
head; shipments 900 head; market loo higher
and closed weak: rough and common 81 90a5 Is;
packing and mixed y 2oa5 20; prime heavy
and butchers weights s. Ijab 62IS; light s. lOa
5 10; grasser 81 5Sa5 o.. Sheep, receipts 5000
head; shipments HOO head: market strong;
weiheB s O0a5 IS; westerns 81 0Oai SO: Texans
s. 45 stock ewes 81 25a3 20; feeding Wethers 81 50
as s.; lambs 50 5Oa6 on
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, Sept 7.-cattle. receipts
!, 142 head: shipments ~ head; market steady;
mon g 50a8 90; bulls, COWS aud stays 81 OOa9 so.
Hogs, receipts l,sO0 head: shipments 1000
head; market steady; Philadelphias s. 40a5 60;
best Workers IS O1ab IS; grassers 81 Goal 90.
Sheep receipts LOO head shipments 800 head /:
market dun; prime y 75ab 0Oi fair to good
81 00aA0; common 81 0Oa2 80: lambs s. 5OG5 25.
CIScINsArI. o., Sept 7-Hogs steady at 81 75a
IS: receipts 500 head; shipments LOCO head,
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Good looks are more than skin deep,
depending upon healthy condition OF
all the vital organs. II the liver be i'm
active, you have bilious look, il your
stomach be disordered you have a
dyspeptic look and il your kidneys be
Affected you have a pinched look.
Secure good health and you will have
good looks. Electric Bitters is the great
Alternative and tonic acts directly on
these vital organs. Cures pimples,
blotches, boils and gives a good COM
plexion. Sold at Logan Drug Co. Drug
store, so cents per bottle. 4
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Wheellna Brldae & terminal nv.
Time Table No. 5, to lake OBJECT l2;OI a m,
Jnty % 1892

July "a. 1892
Leave Wneellpg1tS:Oo 7:lSf7;ao ls;So ts;So.
t2:OO, o 100. 1850. 1900 %:65S6:O0, t7:l1 i7O0.
$500, 1880 p. IN,
Leave Pcninsula-t5;56t T:2I. t7:Ss. 1896, is 49,
t2:Cs' gsOs, 1886 "l:Os '50I e6:Os, t7;2i, i7;OS,
$500, 1858 p m.
Leave w. 4 l.. Z Junction-75:67 t6:Os. 1852,
tlO:42 T. M, i4:52. Is "a, f645, 1921 tl0:l2 p IN
Leave Laughlin's MilI-e5:30 p. I'd.
Leave De H1Ss CrosSing--t7:5j. '9:25 a. IN,
81 ~, 1897. % :32 p. no.
Leave Martins FGrry-s503 t8:l4 $500. e8:5S,
$3.50 "i8:38. ti8:3S, aii:a8 Il m. Si2:30, ti:S0.
$3.50, tS;32, tlO:4S'p IN.
tDaiiy except Sunday. 'DailY 5sundayS ONLY
All trains will run on Eastern Time. Clock in
tho Telegraph Office at Wheeling, is the Stand
J.E TAUssIG, Superintendent
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RAILROADS.
Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.

On and after Wednesday. June l. 1897, trains
will run Rs follows city time:
LEAVE WHEELtEG--H6:00 a m, 200 a. M. 500
100 p. m, 300 p. m, 800 p. m, 400 p NJ, 500
p. NJ. 6:oep. m, 100 p. m, 500 p. M, $3.50 p
LEAVE Elm GRovR--ss:O0 a. M. 200 a. M, 500
a M, 9 GOA m, 1000 am, II 100 a m. 1900 m.
100 p. IN, 200 p. m. 800 p m. 400 p. m, s: 90
p. M, $500 p m, 1901 M, S: 90 p. M, 9lGp
m, 1910 p. IN.
epatiy, except Sunday.
SUNDAY-Church trains leave Elm Grove at
9;4S a m. and Wheeling at lg:l7 p. m.
II. Z. WEIsG ERBER,
my27 General Manager
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The fact that Ministers, Professors,
High School Teachers, Physicians and
Hospital Superintendent endorse and
recommend for a stimulant, Klein's Sill
YER Age and Duquesne Rye Whiskies, is
an assurance that no other whiskies are
their equals. Send for price list OF all
kinds Of liquors to Max Klein, Allie
S.Lnnv Do