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The weekly tribune., 1894-02-09

JACKSONVILLE, Feb. 1.-The Inter-
national Law and Order league is deter
mined that such an exhibition as took
place i'll this city Thursday shall not be
repeated III the country if means can be
found to prevent it, and as beginning
has placed funds in the hands of the
rUcal leagu" with whicn to prosecute
Corhett and Mitchell, should the state
The weekly tribune., 1894-02-09

CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-Governor McKin-
ley has arrived in Chicago to attend the
banquet of the Ohio Society. The gov
ernor was escorted to the Grand Pacific
hotel, where he was greeted by AN Ell
thusiastic crowd, He declined TO I've in
terviewed upon political subjects, say
ing that free traders should do the talk
ing al present
The weekly tribune., 1894-02-09

HILLS, Mimi, Feb. /. - Colby d.
Mehl have purchased "A site and will
commence the erection of marble
works plant at once. The new estab-
lishment will be known as the Rock
County Marble works, and will use
chiefly Rock county quartzite.
The weekly tribune., 1894-02-09

DUBUQUE, Ia, Feb. l.-Tncre was n
lively row among ninritualists of this
city, of VIII ii two societies exist, by
the invasion Of those belonging to Lib.
erty Hall. to the people of Unity Hall.
Medium Hopkins Of Chicago was re-
fused permission for tests and the lights
had to be put out TO stop the row.
The weekly tribune., 1894-02-09
rOOR MANS PARTY.
A New Political Organization Hatched In
Illinois.

SnELBlrll.LE, Ills, Feb. IA move
lncnt has been set on foot here looking
to the organization Of the Poor Mans
party, and quite large number Of Re
publicaIs and Democrats have pledged
themselves to work and vote with the
new party. No man whose possessions
are valued at : 100 is to be nominated
or receive support. The movement is
attracting considerable attentiOn.
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ASK A NEW TRIAL.
The Latest Phase in the Ashton Murder
Case at JanesviIle.

EVANSVILLE, Wis, Feb. IA mo-
ton will be made for a new trial for
Matthew Ashton, who was found guilty
Saturday evening of the murder of
Mrs. Daniel Stone. a petition is being
circulated about the streets asking the
Judge to grant a new trial
The application is receiving
many signatures. The Stone will
contest Ill the probate court was con-
tinued until Feb. 6. BY the terms OF
the will Ashton is the chief beneficiary
TO an estate worth $3.50, 900. Fonr ther
heirs contest the testament on the
ground that Ashton used undue infiu-
ence and fraud with old man stone, who
was blind.
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Trouble Believed to he Over.

PITTsBURG, Feb. 1.--Reports from
all points in The Mansfield coal region to
Sheriff Richards up to p. IN. showed
no further trouble, and the sheriff is
confident that it is over. A large num-
ber of persons reported to him, but he
informed them no more deputies were
needed.
The weekly tribune., 1894-02-09

LONDON, Feb. l.-G. kynoch d. Co.,
manufacturers of ammunition, who own
the Lion works at Birmingham, and
London Offices at - HPdOn street. have
arranged AN s-hour schedule by which
the pay for piece work is unchanged,
and the day workers pay raised So that
they will earn the same wages rs here
tbt,,".
The weekly tribune., 1894-02-09

LA CROSSE, Wis, Feb. Edward
A. Barry, chief Of the fire department,
Is at the hospital, with small chance of
living until morning. lie had influenza
followed ~ cC,r pneumonia. An ab-
goes, formed in the throat and blood
Y,sDI x rc-altaa
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Authority to Paw.

MILWAUKEE, Feb. Judge jenkins
made an order giving the Wisconsin
central receivers authority to pay the
Wisconsin Central company $50, 900 on
account for services rendered and ma
terlal furnished. This amount is in
addition to the Sl2, 900 a month paid to
the receivers of the company
The weekly tribune., 1894-02-09
HAW Allan INvEsII
Senate Comrnittee Will Complete It's
Work in Few Days.

WASHINGTON, Feb. members of
the senate committee which is investi-
eating the diplomatic relations of the
government with the Hawaiian govern
lnent, express the opinion that the in-
ycstigation will be concluded within the
next 10 days or two weeks. The wit
nesses yet to be examined are mainly
persons who have al various times Wis
Nod the islands.
The weekly tribune., 1894-02-09

PAEi7. Feb. THE Figaro uub-
li,hrs an interview with Dr. Herr ~
BouruemOuLn III witch he says that un-
less his extradition can De arranged by
Thursday, he viii publish all the docu-
mcnts in his possession.
The weekly tribune., 1894-02-09

HARTLAND, Wis, Feb. John
Weaver was burned TO death in his own
home in the village of Morton, while
trying to extinguish blaze caused, it is
supposed, by an overturned lamp
The weekly tribune., 1894-02-09
SAYS BLOUNT LIED,
DIR. Bowen Uses Same Very Emphatic
Language.

Language.
W WASHINGTON, Feb. DIR. S. w.
Bowen of the New York World was be-
fore the senate Hawaiian investigating
committee. DR.. Bowen is the man who
arrived in Honolulu the day after Com
missioner Blount landed. III company
with Harold NJ. Sewall. MIR.
Blount represents that DR.. Bowen
and Mr.. Sewall attempted to arrange
a settlement between Queen Liliuoka-
lani and President Dole, whereby the
former was TO abdicate the throne for
consideration of $50, 600 a year.
DR.. Bowen denied, explicitly, that he
in any way represented the government
OF the United States, and said Mr..
Blount had been guilty of willful mis-
rppraSant tinp
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NlSCONslN IROTTING.
Six Meetings Provided For at a Confe,
ence of the Racing Circuit.

ence OF the Racing Circuit.
MILWAUKEE, Feb. L. Six cities were
represented and six races We're provided
for at the meeting of the Wisconsin
Racing circuit. The dates for the
spring meetings were fixed as follows:
Frseport, Ills, June ~ to IL; Janesville
Wis, June ~ to 22: Milwaukee, June
% to 20; Oshkosh, July 3 to 8; Fond du
Lac, July 10 to Is: Waukesha, July II
to 90. The amount Of purses to be hung
up for these races is $4,000. The fall
meeting i'll Milwaukee will be held
Aug. to H.. The following purses will
be offered: 2:lS pace, $1,000, 2:l9 trot.
81, O00: 2-year-old 3-minute, $500; 3-year-
old, 2:i0, $500: 4-year-Old, 2:2i, 500.
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IN FAVOR or THE TRUST.
Absorption Of the Philadelphia Reiiner-
les Held to he Legal.

PWLADELpHiA, Feb. lin the suit
by rhc United States government to test
the legality Of the sugar trusts absorp-
tlon Of The Philadelphia refneries, Judge
Butler has decided i'll favor OF the trust.
As the case Is Il test one, il is believed an
appeal to the United States supreme
court will be made. 30 that no doubt of
the legality Of the absorption of the local
rehnerirs can exist.
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CHEN DECLINE.

Reported Union Pacific Employees Will
Not Accept the New Schedule.
DENVER. Colo, Feb IA special to
The Times from Cheyenne. Wy, says IA
union meeting of railroad men is being
held there at which over 300 men are
present. The meeting is held with closed
doors, but from what can be learned.
the men have voted not to submit to the
schedule as proposed by the Union Pa
CltC.
The weekly tribune., 1894-02-09

saloOnkeepcrs, arrested "A few days ago
day. We're given "A jury trial and acguit-
ted. Mayor Powell caused their arrests.
The weekly tribune., 1894-02-09

LA Crosse. Wis, Feb. l.-Daniel
McDonald's son, aged ~, while hunting
rabbits, was accidentally shot from "A
pistol carried IN his pocket. His condi-
ton is serious.
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Twenty Million Subscribed For

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30. - Secretary
Carlisle has received dispatches from
New York saying $50, 900, 900 of the 5
per cent bonds had been subscribed for
The secretary is now confident that the
whole issue of $50, 900 will be sub
scribed for at 117.2j or higher.
The weekly tribune., 1894-02-09

BREMEN, Feb. 1.-The North Ger
man Lloyd steamer Trave. which sailed
from this port for New York, is ashore
ut Bremerhaven.
The weekly tribune., 1894-02-09

HASTINGS, Mimi, Feb. ii. L..
Busch, Hastings pioneer brewer, died
suddenly from apoplexy. He was 6j
years old.
The weekly tribune., 1894-02-09
CRACKED 4 BANK SAFE.

Georgia Bank Robbed of Si,j0O-AU
There Was In the safe.
ELLANILLE, GA, Feb. l.-Cracksmcn
blew open the safe of the Planters bank
and took s., 800, it being all there was iii
the safe.
The weekly tribune., 1894-02-09

Sommehora'e" Execution OF CHARLES i.
LONDON, Feb. 1.-The Jacobites held
a memorial service at midnight in order
10 commemorate the anniversary Of the
execution of Charles /, who was be-
headed i'll 1919. They also decorated
the statue of Charles |, at Charing
. Cross
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RUCKEn F0l, CONGRESS.

Tho Third District aiin Preferred III Boone
County-Goud Advice to Republicans.
To he Editor ofihe ln'e!igcaeer.
STR:-Tho Congressional campaign ia
attracting q great deal Of attention. in
this end OF the state. l do wish that all
Republicans in tho old Third, would
make Que big resolve to stand firmly to-
gether, against the common enemy. II
| could talk to all who are too eager to
have their iavorite pushed into tho
front, otherwise to get their particular
friend in the race, II would say, as
Moses said TO the two pugnacious
lsraelitcs: "Wheroiore sinitcst thou
thy fellow% would much rather that
The Republican OF my choice, should be
beaten by another Republican, who is
only tolerably good, than see him rush
cd through the convention, and then
beaten in November by tho ineanest
Democrat, in all the Third district II
I should 20 TO the convention | will be
first n Republican-then l will be most
decidedly for Edward Rucker. But
when beaten, l will still be Republi-
can. and will stand with all the little
might I'haye for the nominee, until the
last day late in tho evening. Boone
county ia for Rucker. Logan will DO al
so II John L. Floyd is not in the field:
Ed. Rucker made the Grandest hight
ever made in this district. dc did
Ills at time when no degree Of energy
or talent could save him. Rucker can
be elected il any Republican eau be in
the Third district, Moreover, when ne
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STATE SUNDAY SCHOOLS.


Tho Annual CUnren;ion In Jmly-Okio
County Requested to Organize.
To ne Etitor OF The inciIignccr.
SIR-The twelfth annua! convention
OF the West Virginia Sunday School AS
sociation, will be held ut Fairmont, July
18th, 2Gth and eth, 1891. It's greatly
desired that every county in the state
be represented in this convention.
Some timc since l wrote to one Of
your ministers, requesting him to con-
fer with the other ministers and Sun.
day School workers OF your county. and
then to call a meeting Tor tue purpose
oil organizing Ohio county.
Ii this has not been done, l ask that
some one who is interested in Sunday
School work will issue y call for tho
Sunday School workers OF the county
TO come together in mass convention,
for the purpose OF discussing Sunday
School matters aud organizing tho
county for work in connection with the
State Association.
This is an interdenominUtional rs
well rs an International Sunday school
movement along UNCONVENTIONAL lines.
1t aims to mako more efficient the
efforts OF. Sunday school workers, by
calling them together in council, both
in the couaty and in the state.
We want, If possible, every county in
tho state organized by tho time Of our
state convention in July. Who will
lead off in this matter in Ohio county?
Let someone call a meeting at once
Tor the county and then for further dc.
tails in regard to the organization, send
TO tho undersigned, who will sond all
the necessary documents and informa.
ton required. Let there DO prompt
action. Address
y. B. RoNRBouGn,
State Organizer,
I)nu.l.,al,n,,, ~ W,
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EAST LIBERTY. PA. May 22-Cattlc. receipts
light: market unchanged; prime si%Oli 50; good
s. ggai 10; good butchers 81 Sal 10; rough lat
81 "OaG 10; good fat cows and hcifcrs e lOl2 90:
bolOgun cows s. QUAR- On: fresh cows mud
sprIngcrs so 0)ui0 o. Hogs, receipts light;
market slow; best rhilalclphIHs IS OOlj u; best
Workers. 81 gJuj 10: common TO fIir Workers
81 Tjui s.; pigs 81 Tjai S. Sheep. receipts light;
market slow ut unchanged prices; extra 81 Snl
1 %; good SiCja3 81; fair s. 6lGi 70: common
81 OOa9 OO; lambs s. jVat 30; spring lambs s. ioa
> 10.
CHICAGO May 2J,-Cattlc receipts 5000 head:
shipments 300 head; market lower; prime to
extra native steer 81 lOli - medium s. 6ja3 9j;
others 81 tOl} 70; Texans s! 3iaa Is. Hogs, re.
Ccipts %, 900 head; shipments 10000 head; market
80 lower; rough heavy 81 ONT -; packers aud
mixed 81 coal Is; prime heavy 81 7ui 80; assorted
light s. IOai -. Sheep and lambs, receipts T.
OH hcad; prime sheep and lambs steady: others
lOwer;itOp sheep 81 ;Dni CD top !nmhs 81 75nj q.
CIHCIS$GTI. May 23.-iIogs easier Mt 81 lOai ~;
receipts 1903 head shipments 7OO head.
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4 friend in need Is n friend indeed,
and not less than one million people
have found just such friend in DR..
Kings New Discovery for consumption,
coughs and colds. II you have never
used this great cough medicine, one
trial will convince you tina. i. has won
9eriul curative powers in all diseases OF
throat, chest aud lungs. Each bottle Is
guaranteed 10 do NIL that is claimed or
money will be refunded. Trial bottles
free at the Logan Drug Company's drug
store. Large bottles SOC and 81. l
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We authorize our advertised druggist
10 sell Dr. Kings New Discovery ior
Consumption, Coughs and Colds, upon
this condition. Ii you are afflicted with
q cough, cold or any lung. throat or
chest trouble, and will use this remedy
as directed, giving it fair trial, and
experience 10 benefit, you may return
tho bottle and have your money refund.
cd. We could not make this offer did
We not know that DR.. Kings New Dis.
covery could be relied on. 1t never dis.
appoints. Trial bottle frees ut the Logan
Drug Co.'s drug store. Large size 6Oc.
nndSi- 9
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CHICAGO. May I-WheAt WAN uhScluvu "nI
nervous within &c rG"Bs touny NJ CIUIy'i
&c lower. The uncaslneAH WIS uuG 70 lINUingg'G
crop reports, free 0iiCrhss ana lower nitc'h!
cables and ovcrgGmo Il Mthp33tIh'y mHla"e''
CAUSED by encouraging ptNH'S cHulc NY lStS.
Corn closed iac higher oats - hlbHeF aol
Provisions slightly higher all utounu'
Flour unchanged
MuEAT-Cush No. slrlhG oltc' 20, : req ca
6EIc; May. hi'Sa551-a9P+c; JaIy oo'si0'Va'"sc
September j75,aiSi :ij13sC.
CoHS-Cash No. ";tc' Nay H"L aa i2ii",i 81
IVY S'SH.S5s%oIsc az. Nav s;SistnSs lin
W I,i 10 :IiloiILnI ic Senlcnber
.. az SsA55tici 'u'y ~
-p,,tl-o' Vh-"S?c:
~ n ~ - hoS;C'
, LI;H ~ ~ - 81 ., m
S tLno' ISL 81, Ct, 81. MAY sII srIs. JuIv
HiS iWN' T, 81 ~ Lii ~ n ~
III oIail g!hIi w =! ~. az fita i IN,
t a. 81. - ~, "S ~ e.; 7;1 SinS VI
g.. 6t az 1 81 S%it. Nry 81 nj. July
and Srntrmbrr ., G,yG .ia6 %.
Others unchanged
x.w' ynry T,y 81 -Elour rcccIn,g II 600
o ShS iuN; IN h1rrniS. sIcs 0 barrels
uattSs cNpotS 60 -, ~ ~ I
market aGtiHc, hhtut, frcy.pS -! "a IIi
GSlo.n an'TyU nnp im.,c; 81 moi ISnrrrt
y, i"SHits' 1870 ,,,i. mi ir".crs
Tu'I 40; nt! ~ Tn ~ o. INV iHI, w.
t"i ~" ny 49,, ~ ~. S.nt,IHLrT tiarpi n
81 ar; DSccnIcr dc Com. receipts IS 2J bush
els Gyn0rtS 100 bushels: tales 20 COZ bushels
Of futures and 6GVCO bushels OF spot; market
stronger: Nav and June i2jsc; July i!aai;;1 "A
Igiyr. ErntrIillrr iIt.c. Oats. receipt, u. 90
bushels; sales ~, OOJ bushels ri futures aud %
GjJ bushels al spol; market fulrly uctivG: 30. 3
white SgLc; May 5gl a lCuiOc June %SJ.nls1sa
Sic; july 3Si,alSEu}Slsc. Hay lirm. Hops
quiet Hides quiet Cut meats steady Lard
steady; western steam and May s''5; July 81 ~
Pork iirmer. Butter cheese and cG,;s steady.
TnllOw stcadtcr; city i1Ic kosn tfh; Iurpth'
tine firm. Rice caSy. AlOIlSFes stchdy. CoHec
weak Ut bulls points lower Sugar quiet.
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70 IFh0m 7 Aay t0nfcrn:
lam troubled considerably with head
ache and have tried almost everything
which is used US Il preventive or cure,
but there is nothing that has done mo
so much good as Krausc's lIcadache
Capsules ALBERT HELLER.
Sold by Alex. 7. Young, John Klari,
Wheeling, and Bowie & Co., Bridgeport,
Ohio.
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SUM MER RESORTS.
RROOKSlDE, WEST VIRGINIA.
Altitude 3.lOO Feet

Brookside, ten miles from Oakland and Deer
Park, Nd. on the summit OF the main Allegheny
mountains. three miles from the picturesque
Cheat river \ most beautiful family resort,
comprising farm OF $40 acres ten modern cot
taScs and NUN house; large dining hall and ball
room: fiue bass and trout fishing: bowling alley.
croQuct and lawn tennis grounds. Our own
livery Of saddle ind driving horses ut moderate
rates We meet all tmius on Baltimore Il Ohio
nj Oakland Send for descriptive circular.
Brooks!de. Preston county, West Virginia S
Prescott Wright msN
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry
CO. BREWsTER NnceIrcr.
Time Table 10 10 TO tHk1 rTec! i.:jl l. n.
SUNDAY EDycmlef 10 i1ls

Slndlv. November y l5Jk
veWhcelIns-i3:OD, 1918, lIl:Da m. t2:2o.
s3:lj. ti:D. i9:OO p. IN.
Leave PenlnsuIa-is:Od. t9:jl. lIl:6a m. t22:2G
'3:?i. tt:3G 1905 p. m.
Leave Martins fcrry-ts:l2, 1851. lll:jla IN,
t2:S!. 1877. ti:i2. t9I2.
Arrive Terminal Junctiou-fS:lT tl0:U}. }ll:Ji
.. m. t!:lS, oj:3!. ti:IG. Ss.IS p. IN.
Leave Terminal Junctlon-t7:21. 300. q N.
'l!:iO. u H.. PISS? ti:0j, tj:li. SO p. In.
Leave NGEiin'S Fcrry-f7:95. 1901 i. m. 9lI:D,
ii:Ot. fi:l0. tl:lg. u.s.! .. III.
Leh{e Peninsula "a. s9;liaiu., 'I2:5l, li:lL
ti:lI. tJ:.5. tS:i3 .. IN.
Arrive wheclng-t7:,o l92O 4 IN. al2:J7,
ti:l7. ti:1i. tI:Bl, Ty:nj p. N.
'Da!ly. tDaily except Sunday. Sundays only
AL tsslnS will run on Eastern Tina
J.E TAuSSIG, Superintendent.
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OLClrY, pa, May 23.-Opcnci nj sec: high.
est SG5Ic: lowest S6l4c closed NJ s6{c; slcS loo
barrels; clCIrauCes lG.UiJ barrels; shipments g.
OJOS96 barrels runs Sj,S96 barrels
New York, May 2k-Pctroleum steady; no
sales; juno option closed Ut SIC.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, May 2L-Noth!ng doing;
So C bid.
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Simply apply "SwArSG's OISTMEHT" No in.
terual medicine required. Cures letter. eczema,
itch. all CruptionS on the fHcc, hands. nose &c,
leaving the skin clear. white mud healthy. Its
great healing and curative powers are possessed
by no other remedy. Ask your druggist for
SwAYSES OiSTaEST. TIlISiW
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New NoEE. My 23--Busincss was better in
many directions. TWAS not large but 1t showed
Improvement. There was more done In brown
blcachcd aud coiOrrd cOttOuS ind wide sheet
insS; itlnN were InipI. Mooltn RnoHS III
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Metals,


NEW roRE. May ?5.-p!g iron steady. Copper
easy; lake y &c Lcud quiet. Thu easier; struts
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FINANCE Axn rnApH.
Tho Features Of the Money n,Il stoci
NiuFapta


SrT lnnE, Nav gl--Moncy on cali easy q. /
per cont, last loan and closrl al Der cent
prlme mercantile papcr2' ar pet rcut stefiIug
exchange steady NJ Slsi}ini ~ S,lYer ccrIia'
caio' Giljic, Sales wrrG 30.isj shares
The share speculation to-day was generally
s'rqug ami decidedly active. lelc;oS duo
mainly 10 frHli2AlDua OF profits took place a. ~
trsNHiH, and them was an uCyaSljrRI brlf hflEr
which sent prices down Temporarily, hlt nero
were buyer Tor all the stocks offered, nmt hIief
clch decline came q rally whlCl rrlhblNhcI a
higher fhngC Of values, Exceptions 10 NA RUE
wrfo found In tumc Ot tho 'pcclltlcN' winch
moved rrtuticnly hnd In lev ru'c' recorded
declines on the day. London vas purchaser
IN round amounts Of the aFblirlSrstOgE rs. chiefly
Of 81 Pnnl, LOuI.yillO Il Nashville, Union Pacific
mad AiChisUu. Chicago was also heavy buyer
ot 81 Paul. Tho GCnGtl market WAS helped up
by the expectation Of settlement OF tie nate
question, l,umOrs that the coal strike Mn' up
pf0Rchtng a settlement Infected tho shares "
the anthracite roads iYOmOly. During lhc
AFTERNOON the buying was At times very suonH'
but In tho final dGaOingS realizing sales cRAicu Il
general reaction mud the market closed easter At
Il decline Ul aala. per cent from the best prices
OF the day
Tho bond market was strong aud higher.
Government and state bonds litnl
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Washington, D. c., May p.
Peasants County and Warren Miller,

Peasants County md Warren Miller.
To The Editor 0fne htcIliqmccr:
SIR:-As l have not noticed any com.
munication from Peasants county in
regard to the political situation in this
county, l will say that I can realize
quite difference in the political out.
look OF to-day compared with tho out.
look ct this period in the campaign OF
1892.
The conservative class OF Democrats
have become disguised at the action OF
their party leaders, and declare they
will no longer support the principles OF
tho Democratic party.
l have talked with quite number OF
tho leading Republicans OF this county,
and they are in favor of Hon. Warren
Miller, OF Jackson county. for Congress
from the Fourth congressional district
Our Republican friends wish 10 lay
all personal feelings aside and nomi.
nate tho most available man, aud they
think that Mr. Miller is that man.
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w KY Pennsylvania Stations.
|VISGRnsgIVdnid Inns.


TIrKTr OFrrCEs At pKS.sYivASTA STATION o.
WATER ST. POOR or ELTyESTH ST. WH2ELISG,
At 3IcIUuE HOUSE,, WHEELING. AND AT THE
PENNSYLVANIA STATIo@. fEID0EPORT.
SOUTHWEST SrerE,t-"pAN II.XnlE llouTr."
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DR.. Miles Heart Cure

Or. E. g. Vests HOVe and BruIn Treatment
ia sold undor positive written VuarQntSe by auibSr
lied agents only, to euro Weak Memory: Loss OF
RTa Brain and Nerve Power; Lost Manhood; Quicknc:s;
t,isht Lostesi EVIL Dreams; Lack Of Confidence:
Nervousness; Iussitudo; all Drains: Ioss OF PoErr
OF Tho Grnerauyo Organs In either scx, cauInd LI
,Grer'oIeston; Youthful Errors, or Excessive Uso
Misery. Consumption, Insarlty and Death. Nv mnii
box; for -; win written guarantee 10 euro q,
refund in2aSy; VESTS CoUdusYRUP. A cctiLIr
Hhooping Cough, Sor0 Throat. Pleasant 10 talr
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When Baby IVES sick, we gave her Cnstoe!a.
When sho was n Child, she cried for Cas:oriA.
When she became Miss, She chung to Castoria.
When she had CailIrer, she gave them Cas.oria
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Mrs. NJ. Stevens Hart S
School for Young
Ladies and Children,
1o1eand1als ,Inrkot St., Wheeling. VIVA.

IJIO !fTU 1910 .lItrkCt 81, WHcCIIIIBt " We
The Island cars and olectric motors pass tho
door. Third annual session begins MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER Is. 1894, continues thiuy-nine
weeks, divided into four terms This school
offers n complete and thorough education In
Practical English, Mathematics, English ClasslcI
Latin and Modern Languages
The school consists Of Primary. Grammar.
Academic and College Preparatory departments
The methods and course Of instruction will
compare iavorably with the best seminaries In
the county.
Boys arc received In the Primary and first year
Grammar. For circulars or Interview, apply TO
MRS. N. STEVENS HART,
Principal,
Residence No. 727 Main st.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-24

OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO.
On and after Monday. December 81. Passenger
Trains will run ns follows 'Daily. tD4iIy Tx.
cent Sunday. Central time.