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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-04

1t is hard lines for General MAHoxx to
have to choose between HAnaIsoN and
BLAINE, for he loves neither.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-04
White Tor-Raper.
Butternoilk Soap.

The strongest, safest, and cleanest OF all moth
destroyers, Sc. per sheet, or 2Jc. per dozen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-04

BREAKFAST
GHANULA. CRACKED WHEAT. WHEAT.
yLAxKs, wHRATLET. and wHEATRKA NJ
nys7 MCCARTHY = BAyNRA
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4 TLANTIC HOTEL.

This splendid summer resort is rs mile. .r0n
Norfolk, Va, on tho Ata1ur Ocean N| '
opened n c0'cf01 hotel oi tho nr,' r.t..
MAY l.. 1892. The Atlantic Hotel is on t-r 10
gin!n beach, rnt reached boy toe Nor.o.h, a .-
mario ard At altic railroad from Nor n, lA
The Virginia beach is famous FOR ~ * r. 10
rnd inyiRorating sur,-lathlrg, oNreiien t.ll.
In he lakes. and tho best NJ s1ine-sho,tnf ll
season. pic-nics ana excursions.
For terms address THOMAS NORhl-flA
Atlantis hCirI,
my slim NlHk DOB lNI'.t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-04

LADIES' OXFORD TIES in all styles Mt IS
and gpc, &l.25, sI.4s, a1.75, sl.0S, 9Z.2o,
$3.50. 80, $3.50, and 81.
in all colors, Mt S5c.. 99c.. sl.25, and sl.50.
MEMS RUSSEr OXFORD and LOW TIES
| at 80 and $3.50 for hand-sewed.
| MEMS PATENT-LEATHER SHOES Ia Lace
and Congress, at 50, 1888, $3.50, $3.50. s5,
and SO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-04

One Of the most agreeable TOILET soAPS IN
the market, 10c. per cake
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-04

THxCURSION TO WASHINGTON
IL SATURDAY NIGHT, June Ar. for Whit
sharp. Returning, leaves Washington Monday
evenins. juno 9Th. ct O'Clock sharp. Two
dsye Hound trip $3.50. For tickets and infor.
nation: Lamberf's tobacco store. 9O2 cast VAN ;
Tscmpson'S old stand. ais east Broad street,
snd sttrsiu. Base ball.-Wa shington " Cincln-
nssi--Juns OH. CLASH, THOMPSON = CO.
NJ iS,i7.lO,23.aA.ae.2o. slzysl.2.a:z
uyHEREWILL BE A SELECT Elk
cCRsION 70 OLD POINT and NORFOLK
a ne sfExHER ARIEL JUN. Sth. koand-tsip
tjcksSs, sood for Ten daya el.b0 chit6ren "a,
Ssx' for further iniormasion ed6fees
Nns. !. l. BANke
Ashland, Hanover county, W..
d. - 2.1h,DsATu3r
=
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vrrowN oFFIcK Ass FAST BROAD
1TREET.
MANCHESTER OFFICE lsso HULL STREET.
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We have lust received line OF the celebrated
NEW HAVEN CLOCKS that are known all over
the world as being the best made.
ONE-DAY NICKLE TINE CLOCK put up In
handsome case and very desirable for travel
ling SIC. each.
NICKLE CLOCKS, every one warranted, 73c.
NICKLE ALARM CLOCKS, warranted, only
SOC.
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AIllettes and teleerams must BE- addressed 10
EnE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-04

~ a. Ass1 q
a Nod puyi6els
Soo,1Pe,s,' Hf'.s'Icssii
piocovsry. But
~ different from
all Of thom.
W hstevor 10
clnizs,cd for 4ia,
~ guaranteed to
a. Tho money
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-04

Reading nostces m reading-masser type, nvs
Vnes Or lese, 81; In nonpareiI loaded. 7Sc
Gard q rates Tor more spscs furAished On ap-
Vlhataon.
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ENGLISH NaunSo0k.

For general household use, Children's Dresses,
Infants Skirts, Summer Night-Gowns, dc.-yery
soft finish-comes In pieces OF IL yards each,
15c. per yard, or s1.50 per piece.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-04

A now arrival OF POCKE1-BOOkS and
PURSES In all the latest shapes and styles. IN.
GLIDING the new combination OF PCChhI-booh
and CXRD-CAsE combined. A full assortment
frorn 25c to az. IS each.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-06-26
NEW MARTINsvILLE.

NV NlRTrNsvuLE, w. Va. June 25-
The Wetzel County Fair Association will
hold their fifth annual picnic on their
grounds north Of town on the 4th day OF
July. An interesting programme, consist
ing Of horse racing. etc, has been prepared.
The Hannlb Die COrnet Band viii furnish
music for the occasion.
Mr.. George Hitchcock, an old and re-
speCted citizen of WetZel county, died sud
denly az his home on Fishing Greek this
week. MIR Hitchcock mas been a resident
Of this county for the past forty years,
Rev Earle Wiley will give an elocu-
tiOuary entertainment at the Opera House
on Tuesday evening for the benefit OF the
Christian church Admission, p cents.
Mr. Walter Alender, who has been at
tending college in SciO, o., for the past
year, returned home this week.
Mrs. Levi Tucker returned home this
week from the Wheeling Hospital.
Mr.. Robert Sharp died suddenly yester-
dav morning, at the residence Of his son,
Mr.. James II. Sharp, Of Brooklyn. Funeral
tomorrow morning at ten o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Y. MangOld celebrated
the tenth anniversary Of their marriage,
Wednesday evening. az their home on High
Ground One hundred invitations were
issued.
Rev a. s. BOwles, formerly OF Clarks-
burg, was here this week.
Judge II. p. Jacobs left Monday morning
for Richie county, where he will hold d
term of court.
Misses Loe and Alice Moore, Of Proctor,
were visiting friends here for several days
this week.
j. W. McIntire, ESQ., was at Wheeling
Sunday.
II. r. Richardson aud family left Thurs
day morning for the MoUudsville camp
grounds, where they will spend the sum-
mer.
Henry Neuenschwander, Of Hannibal,
was here Tuesday.
Mr. Mac Snodgrass was az Steubenville
this week.
f, d. Young, Esq, OF Middlebourne,
was here Wednesday.
MIR. Henry Stealey, OF Wheeling, was
in New Martinsville Thursday.
DR.. h. Y. Cox, Of Proctor, was here
Tuesday.
A horse belonging to Dr. T. p. Lowther
ran or one evening this week, completely
smashing a buggy 70 which it was at
tached.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. O'Connor, Of Park
ersburg, are visiting the family Of Mrs.
O'Counor's father, Judge Umstead, this
week.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-06-26
WELLSBURG.

WELLsBURG, June % James Lauck and
Miss Eliza j. McNally, Of this place, were
married on Thursday evening, June 23d,
at Bethany, Rev. K. NJ. Bowling of1icla-
ting; on Wednesday, June 22d, Mr.. James
a. Brown and Miss Lille May Forester,
both of Collier; in Lazearville, on the 3D.
Mr.. Joseph Bergof and Miss Carrie Nc
Nabb
Mrs. James Davidson died at the home
Of her sister, Mrs. Mutton, IN the North
End. on Wednesday. The interment took
place Friday afternoon. Deceased was 90
years of age.
John BlankinSop arrived home from the
Chicago Convention Thursday.
Teachers Institute for Brooke county
will begin Monday
The firm of John Reid has again changed
hands, the proprietor of the Hudson House
is now the owner.
Welsburg lost one Of her oldest citizens
in the death of 5. 5. Quest, which occurred
on Tuesday. Intermeat took place Thurs
day in West Middletown. Mr. Quest has
for number of years been Justice Of the
Peace, and was very prominent in the af-
fairs Of the city.
There will be a meeting of old soldiers in
the Court House next Saturday 10 make
the final arrangements in regard TO the re-
union to be held here on the TIN of Septem-
ber
Mr.. John Barrett is very i'll and his re-
COvery is not looked for
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-06-26
BENWOOD.

The social event Of the season was the
lawn fete held by the alumni of the public
school Monday evening at the residence Of
the mem ers, Miss Maggie. The grounds
were prettily decorated ana Illuminated
with Chinese lanterns, affOrding excellent
facilities for promensding which was
heartily enjoyed. About eleven o'clock
the assemOlage sat down to a sumptuOus
banquet, comprising all the dainties most
delicious 10 the palate Of the epicure, and
wrs thoroughly enjoyed and partaken OF
with much Lest BY all, being heightened
by pleasant "reminiscences Of school days.
Those present were: Misses Dora Davis
Nettie Whiteside, Helen McCabe,
Nora DOlbesre, Maggie Sharp, Bertha
Martin, Flora DOl0eare, Josephine Lander,
Molhe Stewart, Maggie Stewart, and Mrs.
Q. Sinclair. Aiessrs. Walter ManSell,
Clyde Ford, Charles NcCabe, Nile Ford,
John LluebergCr. Chatham Sinclair, Jesse
Barton, Win Lorentz and j. Keyser.
Nj. Fred Zimmerman will erect fine
new business place on the twenty-fOur feet
of ground purchased Friday from Mr.. Jam
inSOn for the sum Of 81, O00 The lot is To-
Gated on Main street, and formerly belong
ed 20 the late Michael Reilly.
The city officials have decided that here
after all saloons must be closed on Sun
days, and have issued orders TO that effect
TO all saloon keepers. This is a step in the
right direction and one which Will meet
with the hearty appreciation Of our repre-
sentative citizens.
Miss Annie Pelley has returned from a
pleasant visit % friends in Mingo.
The old coal bank, situated at the mouth
Of Jim's Run, is being reopened and pre-
pared for operations. This will furnish
coal to farmers residing some distance
from town, and also TO the people in Nc
Mechen, who often have trouble in prOcur-
ing coal. especially in the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Satterheld and daughter.
Attic, have returned from a brief trip 10
Indiana.
The amount Of enthusiasm DISPLAYED BY
Democrats here over the nomination is GER
tainly surprising. Ever since Thursday a
Democrat could easily be distinguished by
the broad grin Of satisfaction pervading
his comely visage.
Miss Maggie Sharp is visiting friends
near Sherrard
a force OF eight bricklsyers from Pitts
ourg are engaged In building the new bell
weld furnace AZ the Riverside tube works.
t'OR REST-HOuse Of four rooms, situted
near the junction. Enquire Of w. Porter
field, B. * o. YardmSster.
Mr.. :. +. Calvert, Of Wheeling, was in
the city yesterday
Mr. j. c. Simpson, Of Moundsville, was
IN town Yesterday.
Miss-Minnie Shields, Of New Martins
VILE, was the guest Of friends here Fri
day
The members Of Hancock Post No. IS.
W. A. K, held business meeting Thursday
evening for the purpose Of perfecting ar
IaAgements 5a,tbeir me- halzs-- iea-as $500
nIH H.rr. a.. -
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-06-26
INDEPENDENCE.

INDEPENDENCE, PA, June 25.-Rev. G..
W.Muckley and wife are the guests OF Mrs.
DR.. Huffman this week.
J. G.. Hanna, ESQ, was in Wheeling to-
day on business.
Rev. A. NJ. Doak and o. Bates took in
the West Liberty commencement on Thurs
day.
The ice cream festival given by the mem
bers Of the Mt Hope w. u. Church on last
Wednesday night was largely attended, and
the proceeds, amounting to $50, will be used
for repairing the church.
Rev. William 7. Groom and bride, nee
Olive Muckley, were the guests Of Mrs. DR..
Huffman on Wednesday.
The farmers report that there will not be
over half a crop of grass this year The
cause of this was the droth Of last fall and
the cold wet weather this spring.
The ice cream festival at the Bethel M.
p. Church on Thursday night was largely
attended and quite handsome sum Of mon
ey raised for the church.
Black snakes seem 10 be very plenty in
this section Of the country this summer.
Thomas Baker, while making shingles one
day last week, killed three which together
measured twenty-one feet long.
Plummer Lazure, Clerk Of the Circuit
Court of Brook county, w. Va, was call.
ing on frinds in town last Thursday.
The funeral of Dr. Quest, of Wellsburg,
w Va, passed through town on Thurs
day TO West MiddletowD, Pa, where his
remains were inferred ia the Grove GENE
terry. He was a former resident Of that
place.
The Trustees of the Bellaire Camp,
ground Association have given out the
Bellaire Hotel to John 7. Lauck, OF Wells
burg w. Va, for Sl55
Miss Eva Richey is visiting friends in
Wellsburg, w. Va.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-06-26

veranda, and reprinted hisireslaence "liol
adds much TO its appearance
DR.. j. J.. Richardson, his mother, ana SIS
ter Miss Daisy, have taken a cottage al Tue
camp grounds.
Miss Laura Bachman, a charming Young
lady of Wheeling. was the guest OF MISS
Moss Woods, Thursday.
w. T. Alexander and family nave renleu
part of the Fountain residence ana gone 70
housekeeping on Western avenue.
Ia is said that four weddings VIII take
place in the month of September when
four Of our young bellies viii be lead 70 the
hymnal altar
DIR. Bruce has vaccinated all the prison
ers at the penitentiary, and many OF them
are laying of on account OF IT, 80,
The Scotc girls whose escapade IN Wneel-
ing with a man some time ago, which gave
them so much newspaper noterity, are now
living among the weeds under nate hocA
near Glendale. There is with them wo-
man and a man. said 70 be their father ana
mother and two or three other men. Iney
make almost daily expeditions 70 this CITY
and in the neighborhoOd, begging money,
clothing, food and anything else that they
can.
Thos. II. Meigheu has ret urned from
Louisville, Ky, where he has Just grad u
ated from a medical college az that place
ont of a class of l3l he Stood third and
was awarded two gold medals for his pro-
iciency. Two others, West Virginia
bows. also took hOnOrs in different courses,
which speaks well for the Little Mountain
state. considering that students were IN
attendance from every State in the Union.
Mr.. Meigheu viii probably locate here Tor
the practice OF his profession.
y. Is. Mathews leaves for Washington,
ID. c., to-day.
Rev. l.. i. Stewart Presiding Elder OF
the Parkersburg district, was here cou-
pie of days this week.
Prohibition meeting commences July So
and close July Is. They have an excellent
programme and viii no doubt have a de-
lightful meeting.
While q. A. Weaver and family were re-
turning from the camp ground Thursday
evening. little child ran out In front OF
his team, and one of the horses tramped on
its arm. The habit Of children attempting
10 cross the street in front Of horses IS to
be condemned, and 10 is a wonder more &C
cidents do not happen.
The Republican preliminary was held
Yesterday afternoon Tor the nomination OF
a county ticket.
Mrs. B. 4. Meighen is visiting friends IN
PENNSYLVANIA and LittletOn.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-06-26
CLARINGTON.

CLARINGToN, o.. June 25.-John Walton
and family, of Wheeling, spent Sunday
here with relatives.
James Gibson and family. Of Powhattan,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Gibson's mother,
Mrs c. G. Rodgers.
Capt. Everett Thomas, Of Bridgeport, is
visiting his parents lhis week.
Mac Trembley, of Kansas City, is visit
ing relatives here this week.
Frank Gibson is painting the Charles
Frantz property on Front street.
The Junior Order will give festival in
the Town Hall this Saturday evening.
Clarineton Elcampmext No. POI, /. o. o.
F.. will confer the Royal Purple degree on
one candidate Monday evening, the 9th.
DR.. H NJ Smith left Friday evening for
Matamoras
w. T. Hurd died at his home last Sun
day evening. after long illness Inter
ment took place Tuesday morning in Clar-
ington Cemetery.
Mrs. Carson Peppler. of Pennsylvania,
has been visiting relatives here the past
week She returned home this morning,
accompanied oy her brother Willie Nor
ril, who wiz make his home with her.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-06-26
BRIDGEPORT.

Tbehearing Of Thomas Client who was
implicated In scandal in the West End
about four weeks age, came of before Mayor
Hathaway late Friday evening. Lawye r
Duncrn plead for Client, while Hon. Ross
j. Alexander appeared for Thomas Thorn
ton. Six witnesses were examined. in
which some very interesting stories came
70 light. After the testimony was heard
the Mayor dismissed Client, claiming that
the evidence which was given could not
commit him on the charge that Thornton
had made.
Brsnum Post, G. A R., is making ex-
tensive preparations for the pole-raising at
Linwood Cemetery on July 1. The Ameri-
can Mechanics will assist in the exer-
cises.
Bridge street contains a mud puddle
which if not soon attended to will become
navigable.
Invitations have been received here for
the marriage Of Rev. Chas. Chalfant of
Pittsburg 70 Miss Blanche Holland of
Homestead, Pa, which takes place July
9Th. Both parties are well known here.
Ed. Reid the florist presented Miss Mara
greet Adolph with basket Of handsome cnt
flowers yesterday, among them being the
finest quality Of roses around this section
Miss Adolph was magnanimous and sun
pled each OF her guests at dinner with y
bunch OF roses
Josh Faith was taken to GAINESVILLE YES
terday to spend several months.
Mrs, Rev. Stevens and son have gone To
philadelphia on an extended visit.
Arthur Walhng and mother, Mrs. Baggs
are visiting in Cleveland. -
Mrs. Thos. SarGeant is the guest ~
friends at New Philadelphia. -
= -, Tor Aub1ir,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-06-26

commencement, which comes OF next
week.
Miss Kate Brown left yesterday for
visit to Cleveland.
The miners convention adjourned last
evening after session of three days, which
Lon Coffland is spending his vacation at
New Athens
Jos. Andorn and bride, nee Miss Hettie
Oppenheimer, have returned from their
wedding tour
proved to be successful as well as beneti-
cial to the union. Very little was done yes
terday Ecept to making out reports and
resoluf Us which the various committees
in cha were to handle
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-06-26
BURLINGTON

DoN PosT OFFICE, o., June 25.-There
is talk of wedding in the near future.
The parties being one Of Tiltonyilles best
looking young men and charming Water
street belle Of this place. We wish them
success.
Miss Fannie Pfester Of Wellsburg has
been the guest of friends here this week.
Mr.. Elias Ogden and son George passed
through town on Sunday morning on their
wav to Shelbyville 10 visit relatives.
Miss Emma Hahn is on the sick list.
Miss Mamie Baily Of Ciarksourg, w.
va, was in town on Sunday.
George Gallrauth OF East Liverpool is
the guest Of relatives here.
Mrs. Williams has been indisposed for
the last few days.
Harris Wool of Toronto passed through
town this week.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-06-26

W. Va, June 25.-Harry
Henry Barker, Of Western
80 a. m., June 23, OF heart
{ years. His funeral Will
uday morning.
ter of Mr.. John Jack, died
90 d'0lth5ria, aged 2
tcrment az $3.50
d Phn letery. Services
Moore.
0hns0u died June Is az III p.
ears. He was buried Monday
phil0s cemetery; services in
.h bv Rev. Alex. BrilaSki He
resident. coming 70 Piedmont
lrpenter by trade, being en-
eB. q o. r. Is. as such until
20.
w. Va. Z. Guards received
equipments Tuesday. The
Ufacturing Company expect
uniforms ready for the
uenr.
80. 81. NJ. r. A. o. X Of NJ.
{ uniforms for July 4th.
and Lindley McCandlish
Maryland Agricultural
tnson is visiting in Wash
s,t0n, Of Washington, c.
ne Misses WeltOu.
nm is. Luke sailed June
via Teut0nic Line, 90
lur of Europe.
dan left Wednesday
lam, Alabama.
Dram Cheshire were
lmpshlre county, by
sr, Mr.. Elias Cheshire
S remodeled and moved
~khardt building.
uhnlE Sr., is lying
Westeruport
err, Of Ecyser, and
her, of Piedmont,
D. w. Steele, az the
ran, az Barton, Nd,
of Baltimore, will
e interest of IVES
z. b. l., on June
d..
utht viii be sold on
OF trust In favor
O.. Fredlock & Co
lmes u. j. Church
Bpeircat the church
evening, June %.
ted with fine effect
electric lights, sc.
Battalion band dis
sic Ice cream. wa
lvs, lemonade ana fruits
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-06-26

from western tour after attending the
Minneapolis convention.
Mrs. w. Hoyt, of Ravenswood, is the
guest Of friends here.
Quite number Of our citizens are anx-
ious 10 know what has become Of the threat
ened libel suit.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-06-26

.r0U. ...or umbevs are being
1n the Foundation walls Of -he
uT business block. The brick
nl BEGIN work about the first of
s. This viii oe by odds the largest
q business house in lower town.
sd cost $1,000
ayerty Greer, Of TriGdelphia, has
ling his brother Rev. $. q. Greer,
zee. during last week.
eht whose boys work In the
buys an his groceries and pro-
Wheeling, making special trips
occasion requires.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-06-26

steel plant and glass factories for awhile.
Considerable repairs are TO be made at the
former.
Street Commissioner Curran is able to be
about again.
The Democrats will hold a lollncauoh
meeting here on Monday evening.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-06-26

we have exposed, during the last year,
49,. svv;ndIers who advertise, under the
name If medicine. vile compounds which
o ou increase human suffering. To all who
nsa5 a nnre medicine and blood purifier,
we can honestly recommend Sulphur Bit
ters.-Editor Sun.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-06-26

This is the season of the year when
the ministers begin TO close up their
churches and the dayii see |, the
saloons So SEQ itH
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-06-26
IGHB0RH00D.
5 DEEM GOING on m NEARBY
OWNS THg PAST WEEK
s. happenings and Events Of Local
sfhmsd By Register Reporters.
liable Resume Of the News


rvBFglAxn. w. VA, June 81
- of the John Porter Company s
Sligo. Etna, Eagle, Union ana
ide. were on a strike Tor an au-
fifteen cents per day-from sl.5o
brt after being idle a week or more
work. again 40 the old price, being
any organization or recognized
ipf6ev we're unaOle 20 accomplish
10 their advantage A numOet
10 the wiids Of Monroe and other
own the river TO be ready Tor
Dorted the branch road VIII be ex-
n ro o0posite East Liverpool The
+ania offciaIs are said 20 have so
,d. we viii see how 10 VIII pan
the month Of May, 1850, the
Buckeve state, Capt. Samuel
~ tie run from Cincinnati 70
20 miles, i'm 43 hours. III the
eats this record she will have
win hold their primaries
unity on July =, and the
on JQly 9, said con
a county ticket and
Offices. appoint dele
Congressional con-
nd delegate con
ls.. a man by the
an euDlOve 40
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-06-26
MOUNDsvILLE.

Snoufer. of Marietta, repre-
arietta Oil Refinery Compa-
mt visitor 20 our city.
. 'aCkayne and Mrs. Moore,
qt Kittanig, Pa, have re-
accompanied by Miss Ella
IS, who will spend several
Cn
of Jefferson County,
entiary a cOl0red pris-
We years for stealing
10 is the opinion that
rhine, as the prose
next day after he
HOt been heard Of
ington, Ky, form
Ohio Valley rail-
guest of john T..
left Friday for
is a lucrative
ompany.
children, of
cen visiting
q Mrs. ID.
erd2y ac-
who will
q home
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-06-26
CONVENTION
COMMENTS.

Those of our citizens who
onlyknow of the Chicago Con-
ventien from what they saw
in the papers had a genuine
treat here in our midst in
the shape of a busy Clothing
Convention at the StarS only
on a smaller scale. AS usual
many felt themselves called,
few were chosen, leaving a
good many disappointed.
1t is even so with the diff
ferent business men, but few
can call themselves success
full candidates for public
favors. Gundling has been
for years the successful can
didate and maintains his
position without a break.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-07-15
sue,ieue aeheiIte 6Sle.

g. s. Clifford, @erp-Gafei. B'se.,
lit al Neuratlsia mo &beumatlsmus.
iein Ntaaem ,par III unOronus, letrte
Qeber mar tn berubisenoem @rdoe on
oeariffeu, Der Mppetitt uerldiuurf n
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