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PERSONAL POINTS.

Tho Princess Eulalia. who Is not hay-
ing so pleasant time just now M she
had during her recent visit to America,
is said to DO very proud of her hands.
She wears gloves all day and all night
as well, 80 tho story goes. anti is mn en-
thusiastic patron OF oil the now lotions.
Another lord has drifted into trade
tho Earl OF Harrington known as m
enthusiastic collector Of smut boxes),
who has opencd frliterer's shop in
London. It will be supplied from his
gardens. which are among tho finest in
England.
Tho late Chief Justice John W. Stay
ton, of Texas, whose death Is deplorod
in that State m grent loss 30 the
judiciary, served his apprenticeship in
u blacksmith shop IN Kentucky, and
pursued mis- studies Mt night.
Mr.. Gcorue MauvilIe Fem, the novel
ist OF adventure. isnOw sixty-tour years
old. He docs not look his age, how
ever, for he has tall. light, active
figure, thick, fair hair aud beard, and
keen blue eyes.
The king OF Sweden and Norway has
returned 10 his country after tho journey
he made along the Mediterranean cOast,
and his visit at Paris and Berlin.
Ex.postmaster General John Wanna
maker has determined to extend the
time OF his visit to Europe until Sep
tcmber |.
George Alfred Townsend is mentioned
rs tho possible Republican candidate
for Congress in the Sixth Maryland dis
trict
Marie Louise Bailey, tho pianist to
the king OF saxony. will make tour OF
this country next season.
Tho laLo President Carnot was lover
Of American horses. and purchased
many In this country.
Senator John Sherman has kept nil
his letters since no was fifteen years
old.
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ICE CREAM.

Mothcr-I don't know what to do
about my little boy. ! have been feed
ing him on oil tho now patent health
foods could heur OF. and hD gets thin
ner and thinner every day. Doctor
HIM? Desperate casUs require desper-
ate remedies. Try him on meat and pu-
tatoes.-Puck.
~ had one Of the mos. remarkable
cxperiepces OF my life this morning"
said tho professor. "Hhat was i'll" in.
ouircd his wife. ~ heard u United
States senator reprove his son ior vast
ing time" Washington Star.
She-0ur engagement is ended. l
have changed my mind. Holm!
That's only n slight difficulty. wasn't
counting you US an intellectual woman,
SO your mind DOESN'T enter into tho
Case.-Tr4th.
Limited Quarters-Mr. Inysecd lin
the cItyl-There's wagon sGlIin' con.
denscd milk, wonder wot that's for?
Mrs. Haysecd-1 guess that's fer people
wot lives in tlats.-Lih.
Judge-You have committed a serious
crime. Do you know what the penalty
Tor it isP Cutprit-Sorry l can't obtigo
you. Why don't you look it up
Ficgnde Blat>r
Clara-We girls are getting up q
secret society. Goorge-What's tho OBJ
iect2 Clara-I don't know yet, bat III
tell you all after am initiated. TIT
Bit&
Jack-She says "no" to everything
you say, doesn't she? Tom-Not always.
When / asked her II size orsistod in
her refusal, ship said "yes."-Lite.
Toacher-Give mo another proof that
the earth is round. ,z-.Rouud.trip
tickots.-Fl'cgemte Hd'ter
Put poor man on II baIky mule, and
he will quietly realize that hos better
oG.-PhiIdtle!'hia Record.
A mans domestic rotations do not
trouble him as much rs the relations Of
his domestic.-7ruh.
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Ephrlnm Porsakes Ills Idols.

FairmOnt MdIz tDtIa \
The Democratic state executive com'
mittec will meet In the city Of Charles
ton on July -, 10 take steps toWnrus
shaping the party for the coming cam
paign. One Of the important matters
TO be considered Is the proposition TO
hold n s.aCe convention for tho purp9se
Of nominating q candidate Tor the
United States senate, to be elected by
tho legislature at its next session. TINS
is now departure in West Virginia,
aud whom it was suggested ut recent
meeting OF the committee, held at Cam
demon. Gauley, it did not strike us
favorahly. Since thinking 1t over many
OF the objections have been overcome;
II has worked well in some stHtos, aud
it may 10 equally US successful in West
Virginia.
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and nayS. ard tEesty.thCea TaambeH voted IN
the aGiru1AtiVe--not Snflcis1t numefL
NJ. HeDbuEn-Cnpni the Other Gine. =.
The question Wai taken; ahd thefa were 2
NJ. Hsp6afu--I ssk Tot tsllsrS on the yeas and
Hpon the question Of ordering .ellsrs. eighteen
tnenbdIH VOTED In tho atAfmasseI ao ~, : sussl,
and uayA were refused. The resolution Whs ihsr
Ad0piei, two Ihinis. In tho opinion Of the chAtf
having voted 10 favor IhsEeoL
It thus appears that although there
was two-thirds majority for the reso'
LUTON, there were only twenty-three Of
the l4s members present and voting
who were willing that public record
should BIO made OF their names.
There can bs but one reason for this
display Of cowardice. The majority
Who voted against roll call were dema'
gogues who wanted TO be left in posi-.
ton to say TO their constituents that
they did or did no. vote for the resOlu'
ton. accordingly as 1t would affect
their chanceS of reelection.
II IL negotiable that there arc not in
Congress fewer towards and demagogues
such as the 1875 members who voted
against recording the vote, and more
courageous men such as the twenty
three men who were willing that their
names should be published M indorsinE
the suppression Of lawlessness and an
archy.
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President Cleveland's letter to Chair
man Wilson, of tho ways and means
committee. is u square endorsement OF
the house tariff bill and direct assault
on the senate bill. 1t Is significant in
two ways: 1t was evidently written
with tho intention OF influencing tho
conforcos and tho members of the house
to stand by tho Wilson eccentricity 10
the last, and it is an ihtimatioL that a
surrender to tho senate will not receive
tho Presidents approval. In other
words, it is indicated by tho President
that no will accept no compromise that
is not strictly in line with the Demo.
cratic free trade platform, and will veto
tho senate compromise bill il passed by
Congress.
"No tariff bill" says the President,
"can accord with Democratic principles
and promises, or bear genuine Demo-
cratic badge that does not provide for
free raw materials" This means that
she bill must contain free coal and free
iron as well as free wool and FREQ lum.
ber-.has no concessions must be made.
The sectional bill passed by the house
OF representatives must be adopted, OF
the approval Of the executive win be
withheld.
In writing such letter the President
assumes the attitude OF dictator to
Congress, serves notice upon the
members that his terms must be com.
piled with, and intim ates certain consc-
quenco. il they arc not. It Is an as
sumption the Presidents Democratic
opponents and the friends OF the senate
measure will be quick TO resent. It is
declaration of war by the President
on the senators Of his party who emas'
culated tho tariff bill and buried II
undcr load OF seven hundred amend
ments. 1t remains to DO seen whether
or not the senate will throw up its
hands in tho face OF this now aud unex'
pectod turn OF affairs. The President
holds tho trump card.
Until yesterday tho senate held The
whip handle and was in u position to
force the house 10 surrender or to
render it impossible to pass tariil bill.
But now tho President holds the whip
and is using it not only to hold the
house under subsection, but to force the
senate to obey his will. 1t is possible
that tho cuckoos in the senate will 70.
cedo from their position under the
strain, but there are not enough Of
them. Behind tho majority OF Demo.
Gratis in tho senate stand tho sugar
trust and other favored interests.
The war, with tho house and tho
President on ono side and tho senate OH
the other, having boon inauguratod. the
chances for tho passag, of u satisfactory
tariff bill, or, indeed, OF any bill at all,
a!e more remote than ever.
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THE STATE PRESS
Eutlrsly Non.PoIItLcaL
Rtekis 0as,tie (Rp

Rtekh Ges,te lRpl
The Gazette regrets to criticise. but a.
all titues tries 10 discharge its duty 50 u
again calls attention TO the rather set''
Gus faults al religious service IN tms
town. For fifteen minutes before m mS
inc services Sunday, 1t sounded like .
sewing society at the worst At might
at tho league meeting there was as much
bad behavior as ought to last . year;
The worst Of the matter lie that m0st 81
this bad conduct !. BY young people
who belong 10 the different denemina'
tons about town. and the girls are iar
worse than the boys. Girls, DO yo91
think that Squrming, and winklnS anu
IL Christian like? For what purpose
do you go 10 church 2 Isn't Gods house
a sacred placer Is religion mere
amusement? Those OF you who are Mt
fault, think over this and reform.
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strikers Have drought It on.

Scp York Word tiIcm)
Con. Schotield 10 reported rs think
ing TINT, considering tho events which
have recently taken place, an increase
Of tho army's force Is needed" On the
contrary. recent events have shown that
tho present army Is capable Of dealing
with any disturbance that Is likely to
occur in this country. Seven regulars
enforced United States law Mt Hammond
in much less than seven minntes. Gen.
Schoneld will have to search for facts
not so frcsh in the public mind MS q
basis for demand for larger army.
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Anincidont Of congressional cowarlice
and demago2y occurred in tho houac of
representatives last Monday when Mr..
McCroary. OF Kentucky, introduced his
resolution endorsing tho course OF tho
President during the recent instruction
in Chicago aud moved its adoption.
A bali hour was set apart for tho dis.
custom Of tho resolution Nnd four
speeches were made, Pence and Bland
in opposition aud McCrcary and Catch
inrs in its favor. Then came tho timO
Tor voting md what transpircd is thus
officially chronicad in tho Congressional
Record
Tho Speaker pro ton The time nj tho gen tic.
man las cNnitGd. The thus lnr debate In, OK.
rifcl, ana the question Is on agreeing 10 the
rpfnIut.rn
s,Ncml l1Gmbcr--Lrti 1t be real
ne .l"u wR> ~saim Fcad Is Hhnye,
Ihn NneI iiuu being tnkqn Oh IA, adoption Of
ne h.1lniiWii, tho speaker PRO lpnipOrh drClnr.
90 lhHl ne nye> seemed 20 have II,
NJ IIcrbGtn-ln,i, ing the ygns md unys
| Inc question wnA Iaken Oh ordering tic yeas
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1t snyc. tho chlIhrcn.

"NIy littlo boy was very bad OFT for
two mouths with diHrrhma, Wo used
various modicinos, also called in two
doctors. hut nothing dono him any good
until wo usOd ChNmhctlaLn's Collie,
Cholera aud DlNrrhwa Remedy, which
gave immediate ru'iet and soon Curcd
him. consider Il the hast medieine
nalo aud can Consciontiouslv recon-
mend it to NIL who need Il dlarrhmn or
collie mcdicinc."-J. L. Hare, Trenton,
Texas.
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IN orIIEI. sANCruMs.


NrU York 77ms tDcml
1t is stated in our Washington dis
patches that ono Mr.. German. senator
from Maryland. has warned tho confer
recs that rather than surrender dol
lars worth Of the iavors sold to the
sugar trust and TO the iron and coal in.
tcrcsts the whole bill shall BE- defeated.
The house confereos are bound by the
highest duty to make it plain to the
house and TO the country that this
ghwaymnn's dictate aud this alone
stands in tho way of the honest tariff
reform which the country demands and
which the Democratic party has PROM
i.nI
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The appointment of Congressman
Clifton Il. BrsckiuridRO. Of Arkansas. to
be United States minister to Russia.
was an honor we'll bestowed. Mr..
Breckenridge Is ono Of the ablest men In
tho Democratic party. and barring his
uu.American free trade ideas, is an
American all through. He should not
be COMPOUNDED with the other Congress-
man Breckenridge who has Loaf all the
respect tho country ever had for him.
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HAVING failed to agree on tariff bill
aud thereby shown tie incapacIty to
discharge ito obligation or to leglslate
on the great economic question, the
only honest eourAe open Tor the Demo.
cratic Congress is to adjourn and sub
nit the whole matter to the people in
November. Are the Democratic states
men afraid to refer the question to the
people?
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Right whero They 1.-Two.
ENEHt " @"V9 1E''U'
Pitsbnr3h Post tftmi

Pilt1bnT9h F08l titn1
1t is understood tho questions on
which there arc disagreements relate to
sugar, coal and iron orc. Tho Mckin-
lcyizcd Democrats want 10 retain pro-
tec,ive duties on coal and orc, and on
sugar tho northern trust and the south
err sugar senators desire to hold on TO
n, much Of the Mckinley bounties as
thoy can secure.
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Little Is accomplished In this civilized orA. but
with tho gentle laxative. lto,,ettGr's stomach
RiticrS the bowels ArO relieved without abrupt
hess or subsequent wcNEc@Img. dyspepsia, ma,
lnriR rheumatism, weakness md kidney trouble
Yield 10 this reliable curative. foremost nlS0
among InYiEOrnIS md recommended by phyH.
Claus tive this medicine II iulr lriul aud 10
convinced
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vas ever promulgated by tho elu'ch
authorities. It's. in eject the retu'aI
Of the head Of the Catholic church in
America to recognize the sale of intox-
ieatlDg beverage, as q business consi'.
tent with Christian professions, aud
ostracises men go engaged from member
ship in the Cath Ollie societies.
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l.ut liz Isn't.
yuu,ioo.on unafi tRep)

huntington He'u N"E''
Col. john T. McGraw, tho Grafton
statesman, suggests that state conVen'
ton bo called to select IL candidate Tor
United States senator. The colonel
idea NAV be- all right, but it doesn't
seem to meet tho approval Of his own
party organs. The Parkersburg Se,ltInei
says John is making himseIt ridiculous.
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DEs says he is enjoying himself in
Jail. II so. thon why waste any sympa-
thy on him? Lett all DO expended on
tho mon who lost employment. on ac-
count Of Debs' conspiracy.
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Mhnt CS1ny Cost.


Ohio NnH JoNTh6L
Coxoy cost tho government OF tho
United States about SlG0, 600 for fees and
expenses OF special United States dep.
uty narEhals engaged in arrcsting tho
marauders who paradOd under his ban
ucrs in different pNrts OF tho country.
And now tho general" wauta to 80 to
Conrfess
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Sec tho Worlds Fair for Fifteen Cents.

Upon receipt of your address and IL
cents in postage stamps. we will mil
you prepaid our Souvenir Portfolio OF
tho Worlds Columbian Exposition.
Tho regular price Is 90 couts, hut US wO
want YOU to havo one, we make tho
price nominal. You will find it work
Of art and u thing to DO priSoh. It con.
tains full page views OF tho great build.
incs, with descriptions OF sane, and is
executed in highest style OF art. Il not
satisfied with it after you get It, VIC will
refund tho stamps aud lot you keep tho
book. Address IL. L, BucElon & Co.,
Chicago, Ill. 4
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Se,U York advertiser tRep.l
II will DO observed that Dobs contin-
ucs actively in tho business o: creating
evidence ngninst himtelf. There mover
was bull calf that ycarned for more
ropo and got ii 10 completely and salts.
factoriIy to his own strangulation US
nnIN,
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"rhere ara fow moro disappointing
things in life" rays tho MnnHyuuk
philosopher. than II balloon ascension
to u man with still neck. "-PMladd.
Lhin RtcOrl.
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MOrgantonn Post tRc'.l
Prospective candidates for the various
offices to be filled in Monougalia arc
already stickinethoir heads up.
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And ,Yhn /. tn nInms for II?

ChIfl 90 InIfr Uctdn VNfNI
The now tnriil has millions for whisky
and millions more for sugar, aud tho
prcns bulk OF 1t will come out OF tho
nockets Of tho common people.
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MoNNGSoR SAroLM's declaration
against liquor dealers is one OF tho most
important ever pronounced by tho
Catholic church in America and its
effect will DO watched for with interest
by tho religious world. No moro swoOp.
ing condemnation Of tho liquor traffic
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MI INFE TUFT IT7N'T
|. is becoming question whethor We
shalt not have to lock mp sOmG OF tho
college professors and clGsgymen who
uro melting tho ignorant to violence.
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Tho Midsummer Porch.

Washington Star.
A scnr and llfeless waste We See
Where once the blades waved green aud
strong;
The Sign keep oil the grnSs" will bG
A hollow InOckUry ere long.
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Pnrstrs1urO Journal tRepl
Now that watcrmelons arc ripe, who
cares for hard times or strikes or g Dem-
ocratic Congress? These things dis
tnrh US mol.
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READERS of the Daily Intsiligenrer
leaving tovn can hare tic paper sent 10 any
address in the United Stutss, postpaid, for
three months. s. 90; for one month, G5 cents;
for tpo tOreks, 30 cents. address changed as
often as desired.
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7ver Democrat tDrml
Lincoln county Democrats have in
sLrucLGd their delegates to vote for
Capehatt for Congress-, and endorse f.
". Wilson for United States senator.
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Inv acrofuIous taint which may have
boon in your blood for yonrs. may be-
thoroughly expelled by giving Hoods
Sarsaparilia trial. g
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YIN; I. = y go s!5
" -
wilson IssS 1'
YIN. l. Wilton l5Ii II
We - ''' ''''''"''''' =
WILSON'S majority 1854
Vim; e. G Cog
" - - $685. ''' '' '' '' -
wilson's mHIOF''y"" ;sS6 ''''''''''''''''' go
YIN. 1. Wilson,. t49
''''S' '''' - ~ '''' SEE 50 '' y '''
Wilson'S ;S;S EO''
VIZ. l. Wilson, q 81
. Az "''''' ''''''''''' '''''''''''' '
Wilson'S ANIoF'T'.'...'.,.'.'.'.....''U,:.,' '0'i
h"i'l DO no'eu 'na' MI ""So" nus
carried tue u'S'r'e' u" linus ""u '''"'
IN e"cn Oh 'hfeo ol '"e e'ecs'o"S o"' VI
inc SIX no s"h'c WIN" " 'e" H''os "
de'ea'' Inc heuFes are sO"'e"""' s'S
n'nc"nt, showing 'nat on'y III '"o'o
years %"ea Tue con"'StpoS were P"cu
latly favorable 10 inc Don'ocF"',c party
I'll" ME wilson icco''o "'"' '"' "'
c'hslueteu u iarGc m"Io'i'y' !"
100 tuere was Wy s'u"p ~ Wv '0'''
Oh DOL" parties ii"1 'no NVp"'"'""9
po'Ieu even t"o-'''''"9 u 'i'o.t st'o'H'"
MH "I'So" S""'po'i'o'' '' ""'o"'
"o"l" ""'e 'cen o'e4''o" W u" 0'o'
"I"'i.'nE m"!o'''y' A' " was Nv ""'
o"'y uo'o"'eu Wy 70" 'o'cS' ""u ~ WA
notorious th"t '"'s s'n"'l l'o''oc'"t'G
m"!oF''! was u"o " i'"uu' '''"' '0"'A
easily nave pee" proven l" Contest
NJ '"e previous e'"S,'o" ''e u'S''''' ""'
DG"oet"''c W marry TWO ''Ou'""u'
III 1904 t"e Do'noe'"'S s"''' ."'
country "au "F' WILSON, was o"'''o"
'hto congress ." III" ''u" ""'S' !"
1850 tncre was ""cn "'s'"''si"c''0''
VIII" 'he pemocf"cy' '"ouSn NV "e"'
90 muc" US '"e'e 10 '"'s '"'' ""u WI
"''So" m"Jo't'y "' zoos 'e'o,'eu !"
lne previous e'"I''o" WIS GU u'"" "
~ oy ue"etaI W. IL II. r'cN' Tue"
came L',' co'nP"'S" VI 1900 ""e" oe"-
cru h"rFiso" t"'''so '"e country
mat year. ioF '"e n'Ss ''me !" SIN
years. '"e'o was " eo'np"'"''e'y '"''
Vo'e OUT IN ."o Secon" district M" yet
NJ" wilson majority was o"'S '4''
inc CONDITIONS evctYw"cre were 'avoF-
aD'e 10 t"o hep"O'ie""s: 1ney carried
Tue ennFo o'a'e' excepting inc oecon"
district Out "''e ue''"uucu VI '"e'f
rights
4ho e'ect'o" Oh 4o'u WIS anosNer
uemocs"''e cyclone A"'s "me ~"
Wilson'S MAJORITY run up 10 -'Ooo' Due
IN tue 1917 c'oc'o" ""c" De"ocrats
got everything !" s'H"' !" Tue ehute
country IL "ao cut uow" just ohe'na'I'
II may gus % seen 'h"' only ~nen
tue c0nu't'onS were tue most favorable
Io' 'Icin III s"' country III Re"ofa' mas
M" wilson 9 majority oeeh p'acod nj
anything Ako s"'e hSute' "o'le III
ye"e' "'eh '"' ieplo''cans nave p"eh
senetN''y Vic'ohua II mas oeeh almost
w'nea out
inc s'gas oil tho times Indicate that
iS74 10 a hor"O''cnn year in tho United
States. In every election that has boon
held state county and municipal, since
1872 tho Republicans have been victor
ioua. There Is every indication that
npXk fall thOFo will IN n nrOnOunrnl vor.
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Tho Second District.

Democratic papers in this state are
ridiculing the Republican claim that
there lie fair chance to defeat Repre-
sentative William L. Wilson this year,
aud that there ia q probability, based
on tho knowledge Of the situation, that
Mr.. WiIson'ssucccSsor will be a Ropubli'
can.
That the Second district Is not safely
Democratic is proven by the following
results Of elections since 1882, tho year
in which Mr.. Wilson was discovered:
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REpUBLICAy COUNTY TICKET.

ron HOUSE OF DELEGATES,
JOSEPH c. BRADY.
ABRAHAM STAMM.
ALEX. X CAMPBELL
). @. SMITH. 10 '..
ToR JUDGE or rHE CRIMINAL COURT
T. J. IIuGuS
FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT or SCHOOLS
JAMES a. LEWIS.
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Gke gnteui5qstrter.
WHEELING, july 80, 1904.
FIRST DISTRICT
CONGRESSIONAL Convention J.

A convention OF the First Congressional Dis.
triot Republicans will bU hold In the city Of New
MNftlnsylllc ". Va. on Wednesday. August J.,
isgli' Il, nominate n candidate for Congress for
aid dlStrict 10 lie voted for At the election 10 TO
held in November nExt and 10 transact such
GtIler busincAS ms may como before thr rnnVen.
Iinn " +. STATtERS.
Chairman Congressional Committee
JoR C. BRADY Secretary. jos
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-05-02

Passengers leaving Anderson at 9 20 m reach
Charleston at IS p NJ. and Savannah at 6 20.
Close connection made at Calhoun Falls with
Seaboard Air Line going north.
Through Palace Sleeping Cars on trains Nos. .
and between Augusta and Savannah, Ga.
Close connections at Augusta for all Florida
points.
For any other information write or call on
W. J. CRAIG, Gen. Pass. Agt, Augasta. Ga
B. L. TODD, Pass, Agt.
T. R FAINT Agent,