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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-06-01

Vaughan for fresh groceries.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-06-01
No Better Medicine,

NO 0etg0T MOuiCtUoy
and have induced many TO use it,
"Thlrty-hve years ago this Spring, was
run down by hard work and succession Of
colds, which made me so feeble that Il was
an effort for me TO walk. l consulted the
doctors, but kept sinking lower until had
given up all hope Of ever being better.
Happening 10 be IN store, one day, where
medicines were sold the proprietor noticed
my weak and slckly appearance, and after
few questions as TO my health, recon-
mended me to try Ayers Pills. had little
faith IN these or any other medicine but
concluded, at last, TO take his advice and try
box. Before had used them ALL was
very much better, and two boxes cured me.
lam now 30 years oldi but believe that
II Il had not been for Ayers Pulls, ! should
have been In my gave long ago ! buy
boxes every year, which make aio boxes ny
10 his time, and would NO more he With
ont them than without BREADTH. H.
luraham, RochlAnd, Me
AYERS PILLS
rrppreab, Dr. &c. AywAcO, i.9w'n' Macs
every pooo Effective
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Remmele keeps his salt sheltered.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-06-01

lie was singing @After the Ball.
In the scented garden dimi
A window sash-then a sudden
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Tho host Hour at vanghan's.

Best broad al Remmeles satur-
dav.
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OUR NEIcHBoRs.

Ashland property for which a
"a land company paid $4,000 dur
ing the boom in that place was sold
last week for $ll,335.
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prevent serious
consequences.
Indigestion,
headache. naS-
sea- bilious
ness, and YER
,tigo indicate
certain func,
tional derangs.
ments, the best
re me y for
which is Ayers
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beer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-11

CHICAGO, August 10 -IIoNrd Of trade operators
wore NnKtONs 10 FCeiiIr to-day, and M a result
tho grain markets closed with u loss scp'onhtI
whcnt finished EC lower september corn Il
lower aud September oats &c lower, Provisions
wore stronger and closed Ut al advance nil
around. IN whcni there was NOT u great Ocnl
doing NJ tho start. but later the market bCcnmu
quito nCttvU Tho feeling was on tho whole
weaker AMI lover prices prevailed Them was
very little news nj hand The prInc'lUl weaken
ing influence being thu withdrawal Of the sup
rOtt which corn has had HH hlr Mprkci, ilni
cereal EOlling down. nnd wheat sold oil IN sy'npn'
thy, There was n temporary hlvAtlCU after The
liiSt decline, due 70 The covering by llItitihCO,
who bought probably 7DOJJ hushHlN Tho mar
knt was surrounded hv good Inuny lNn!!sh IN
lucncc' the ittprhi recctrtS lower outside iaat'
kcia less demand Anl the break III cora all com.
bluGd To make the situation easier,
Torn was less active. hut nervous md tcvrriSh
all day with iluctunlt0n6 covering linl9Ec ranIrA
Tho hcliug was rnriIcr easier With moC Dis
position oil the part Of Idngs o. rrNtiZo Them
were strong efforts at the start on tho part Of
local professionals 10 lcprIsS prices, but there
wrtu innny buying 0ricrS OF hand, the con.
,lnucl dr1uth Cnuslng interior longs to ndhcrO
more trnly TO their pnAt'hu, n'll tho mhrsrt
aid not respond 10 tho selling pressure for HnmU
0n,s wrrp nctivc nnd caster with corn, aud on
fire. selling september after range nt lkc
cl0tCl lc lower nj 3itSc.
Ilh8Fa! bnyiUE orders mil huylng ly local
opCrnturs gave the provision market firm snnO.
Flour iiln md INC higher.
WIIrkT-Cnsh No spring 5TiGJ7HC; No y
FpTiug nominal: No, rcd d1SIA%c, August
5.&aN'SuS1.Ci September 51!SEHii5G'6Ic;
DCccribnr i9a63h9lpt:c.
CnEY-Cn1h NJ. !,bit ,ni5iir No 9yCliowGt'ic,
August hiARjjTn;iiIr, September hiknGTt
Ei'Ic; OCtobC: haH!iGj5'sc, May j"aaa ihiHilEn
'61Is-Cas,i No. =. giIc No. white 2ita
SiSlc, 80 whitr fit'tC; itgfs' Sihzti!' -R4f e;
september 8lgaaal% aJi IAaI}ic; May &E4t7aSic,
EYu--N0. ., lSNyr.
ME,s Poax-Iaah SO 0jaI3 20; August Sl3 0Ja
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nc paooTra . oanuLa CO. avn

Is the wealthy man who has bought the
house beyond, and lie thinks that he Is
in his own domain" :.
"What are you going to soy 10 hlmT'
Bessie gasped.
Minnie replied. 81 shall give him his
diunor for hospitality, you know, and
let him do tho saying atterward."
II never expected this romance when
came to the real country to visit.
Bessie answered. II will put this 10
my novel: HaudsOue tran. rich. tnss'
taken, bossy. Lovely girl taken Tor
domestic; delicious dinnoti a.! ex'
p!aiued: curtain. Oh. what full"
An hour aitcrwarl Philip Worth'ng'
ton seated himself at q charming table
in tho adjoining room. Asnowy cloth,
in tho centor Of which rested o brilliant
bunch Of nasturtiums, a broiled chicken
bread and delicious yellow butter. a lat
OF sweet head salad, como wine Jolly and
a cup Of coffee.
"0ld woman" ho thought "cltho'
Sharp is blind or no never care here.
Goodness. but Mary ia o good cook. She
ulubL unNC kuuC W aSthV "a AHS S
ing schools l read about In tho news
papers.
"Mary. I have enjoyed good dinner,
II you really want that other girl n
stay 1 f., don't much care about few
dollars week il | AN comfortable" he
said.
at Is but tho Erst OF many dinners
homo YOU will take with Us now TINT you
arc TO live In tho vicinity" Minnie
politely replied. VAN,
gasped. "Isn't this old Widow Now
toms iormor homo, that l bought
through Thomas Sharp & Cor 1t an
swers the description.
IAN except tho old widow. I a,r
Miss Minnie Southworth, and allow me
! to present my friend. Miss Biddlu. oil
Philadelphia" Mimic enid, as she
bowed.
Philip, growing tcdder cvory second
blurted out:
"Woti, young Iadics, I don't woudoI
you arc laughing At me. am fool.
can only cay that ncvor enjoyed q
better dinner nor moro delicious cignrs
aud, with your permission, shall 70
liove you Of my Troublesome company.
"You will 10 nothing OF tho kind,
said Miunie's brother, who had oMterOd
lust in time to sec the denoucmpnt
"but we will 90 over with you aud give
you regular housowarming undci
YOU, own vino and fig trco."
Thcy wont to Worthington's nov
homo and all OF thcm had jolly timt
and many joke was made at hta OK
pensa
Tho Widow Nuwton'a homo now has
fntstresa Her name was Minnie
Southwosth. II 10 now Mrs. Philip
Worthin1ton.
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FINANCE ann TRADE.
Tho Features Of tho Money and stoeh
HTnrkotA.

The Features OF tho Money nno Stoeu
Markets.
New YorR. August io-MonCy on coll easy at
per cent; iRss loan per cent; closed at !
Dor cent. Primo mercantile paper Ea3 per
ecu. Sterling exchange Iull; posted Fatcs
.. s7,&a4 sSX aud isHnA %: commercial bills
q SSaI Soy, Silver ccrilcutOI 0inG5o The total
sales Of stocks TODAY wen IA. GSS shnrCS.
rhCrU was less animation OIL tho stock cx'
chanl-, to-day than during tho yrrNslinR days OF
the week, Trading w1lN restricted bY the nuiaT0t'
sbic iuFn Of DlDjn Of Washington regarding tho
thrift, which, coming upon tho heels Of f't
ported agreement between too Hnnto ana
LNusO, gnvO tho traders -. buck which ~
dNced many Of them TO dispose Of thor hold
inns. md which made Others cautious nhont eX-
tending thelF lines OF long stock. London vas
in tho market both Of buyer ntll seller: nut
did NOT add very largely ~ tho trnnsnctious,
Another unsettling factor u the speculative
situation was the uncertainty prpThiling as 70
the government crop report 10 DO Issued l0tG IN
tho 6ftoEnQ0u. &C tho dpcutng OF the session
closing figures Of yesterday, but quickly 70.
covered tho greater part OF the Losses. Tue I'm
peovCMcut however, was merely temporary
and the market lrHcntnO unsettled. the tone ~
the dealings gradually becoming heavy under
moderate selling. Shortly before noon the nlnr'
Ect showed Signs Of improvement aud prices
moved up O fraction, but Ht about ls%I O'clock
n drive was made upon ChtcugU Gns, which rent
tbOt Stock down and caused q sympathetic tie.
dSy tho speculation was equally unsettled hut
was dull and without pressure 70 Sell
Government bonds tim
StntC bonds dull.
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Tho best caIvo In tho world for cuts,
bruises, aoros, ulcers, salt rheurn, fovos
soroa, tetter, chappoi hands. chilblains,
corns. md oil skin oruptious, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t Is guaranteed to glyc perfect Satistae-
ton or money refunded. Price 25
conts per boz. For Gale BY Logan Drug
Company.
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CovsrANr coughing will, il neglected,

CONSTANT coughing will. il neglected
innnme tho entire mucous membrane
llniugthoAir passageto thOlunGs CuboE
Cough euro is tho only remedy to be
relied upon to give quick relief and
allay inflammation. II Ia soothine IN
tie effect; is most pleasant and ngreoa'
bio 10 tnko; children lihso IL
Sold by Atox T. Young, John Kari,
Wheeling, and Bowie h Co, Bridge
to,k Ohio
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NV YoRx. August i0--Tho movement OF
goods on previous purchases Inns been. vcu'
a previous reports For some SpeCihltiuS tho
tr7rfe tnJ done well. but the larger buyers have
gone homo or rgt!tcd from the market for the
week. Printing cloths dull al 80. loss per
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hIrtnis.
Cotton.

NrW YonK. August f0.-Pye from fu't. Copper
firm. Lead 1rm. Tin strong: sttn.ghts SO x
bid; plates BtcadIcs; SpcltCr steady.
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Petroleum.

EEv YoNW, August iO--Irtrolcum steady;
PENNSYLVANIA oil, sulcs nUrc: September option.
sales bono, closed at SIC nd Lima oil. sales
R9Re
on Cry, Pa. August lN-oTNnch q, sO1fr;
hIghcSt SI;sC; lowest Sgtic: closed Ht sJ1Ic:
shipments s5.9Sa barrels: runs S924l bartelA
Prr7yUUR0II. Pa. AuEuFt 4-Opcnci OF so!%c;
closrd NJ Bls4c; highuSt sO]Sc; lowest SOHc; no
shlCy,
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When Baby was slcS, ~ gays her cAs'ortA.
When she WINS Child. 6he criHi for CnstoriS
When ssc became Mia, Uho chung TO CnstoHs.
When ete had Cbtiiru, Ghe Guvcthcm CSst0sta.
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sYMFTnM Moisture: futCnm ftCIlfng and
Eiiuglnl;, mort at might worsC by scratching II
allowed 10 continue tumufs form, which often
bleed and ulCrrntU. becoming vctr GOro
sw4YER'S OIETNEEr stops tho itchlng Ond
bI,pOIng hrnB ulCcnti0n, nni In most cNsCN NJ
SOcCnG Dr SwNync & Son. PhiiadGlphA
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yuHxuLn or
Lrn rrprl ~ arrrry,nos.
TRsTINE.

In exhaustive S,a.os OF The nervous system. 70.
sulting from excessive mental Wotk: emotional
excitement OF other cEascI capable Of Ics5Ouing
thu ioroS and endurance Of the several organs Of
tls body; depression Of Splri1, ne;Anehotta. aud
certain types OF Insautty; 10 casa Of muscular
weakness, or Of gsaoul debility nesrRSthGnls,
and Ill irritable states Of tho bsaia spinal cord,
or nervoGs syEt0m geaeraiiyt In rCvoRI aud
cougostiyS headache; IN neuralgia and In ncr'
vouB dyEpspsia; In weak states Of the gcnorasiVc
system lin al OF the aboVSnamOd conditions.
TeEtps viii 30 found OF the greatest service.
Dose, 9 Drops. Price e draehms), Sc 60.
Where local druggists arO no. supplied with
tho Hammond Animal ExtFActl they Will DO
nailed. together With oil existing literature 90
sae subject on receipt Of prtcc. by
TIE COLUMBIA CHEMICAL CO..
Washington, d. q.
togGa Dtug Company. Agents for whseling.
Onl7!TTIlAS
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Mrs. N. Stevens Hart S
School for Young
Ladies' and Children,
IsIOand 1918 ar"rGOtst., Wheeling. VIVA

Tho Island cam aud electric motors pna, tho
door. Fourth animal session begins MONDAY.
september Il, 1904 This school otIcrN com
yctr unh thorough eduChlion IN PtnGtlch bug;
isb, MaihSDaiIcs, English Classics. Latin nnd
modern Languages. ,,-,.
The school consists Of Primary. Intcrmedlnto.
Academic aud College Preparatory dCpAttlnonh
CnmpGTO lGyorahIy with tho beat SctnlnAriGs In
fhc country 49,
VnT ne received In the Primary md lnior'
Gui.atc. For clrculnn or Interview, apply 10
MRS. d. STEVENS HART,
Principal, Wheeling. ". Va
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Simply apply "SwAYSE'S OISrMrST" No IN.
i6,'laI Ipc.iGtaN S-iuiTcl Cures iottpr. rc1cniN.
Itch, MI cTuptonN on the face, hnnhs. n0so, &c,
leaving tho skin clcIr, white AMI healthy. tR
great healing nnd curu'ivc JOwCts ntc pnSsCSSol
hy no OthOF remedy. Ask your druggist for
SWAYSE'S UISTarNT. 1Tlts4w
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UNIVERSITY OF.YIRGIHIA
Attention. Parents, Guardians & Others,

When you are looking for school why DO you
listen 10 exaggerated and unreasonable ClalDs
Tor preference male by schools having no Cxpe'
rje,ce aud no reputation In inr0rtlng business
education, and decide In thelt favor without
sOn III tho courses OF instruction. all facilities.
arc md reputation Of schools lyon will call
on each and examine It's facilities md thGn Cola'
pnrc them you will lind tho dilIcreucc u favor
az the WHEELING BUSINESS EOLLE6B 70
great thnt you cannot fail TO give Il tho prutor'
enco IN every regard ByEo doing you con do
eide inlelllsantly and avoid making the untor'
tunntc mistake that soino do.
Please call or address
WHEELING business COLLEGE.
iva Wheeling. W. Va
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E Pennsylvania stntone.
NIggRR8VIYdnId lines.
VraIne Run BY COutral TiC1o.


f,-x,-T CITv1r1s AT PKrNVTLvATtA STATION @:
WARM ST., E'tsJT Ur ELYvI:STH 81, V'IITTLlSo,
AT Mri.UnR IIGUrc, WuEsbt3tl, AID At TVE
iENNETLvGEiN SrGTiNw rrIp0ErON7.
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= Wheeling, w. Va.

SEPT, ). =, 6, . nnd !. 1894
Oundcr and Grater than ever Twelve Trot.
ting. Pacing and kIuniug KHcrS Que stAEio
ITublc. Triple md QuahIupllo Parachute Leans
Iyrn DnrS. Lsne, and tluO exhibit 81 Livv Stuck
Agricultural Iniplcmcu;A FHrri Products. Plants
Flowers Fruits and humorous Special NJ
iroctiouS Excursion rut"s on oil railways
Srecd entries close August y. Lave h'ork Gil
tries riNs" August 81
Address SECRETARY for Premium ihIt. 30
GEORGE HOOK, SCcrotary,
4. KyYNASN. President 1910
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Wool,

CfHHHHA77. O.. August lo--Coitpn qnloi; mid
dlIug7,&n
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RAILROADS.

finally except sunday.
sunday church trains will f,avo Elm Grove NJ
feE3 a M aud Wheeling Vi 1911 y N.
Trains No. = 4 II and II connect With hcr!itc
line for TTiNir!phin uct1tc leaves TrtHielphlG
tor Kiln Grove at i'9a Ia. 7;09 u. lH&O a N
und O.iO y. M. Daily, except sundays md sat
urdNy's hurl!c, will CONNECT With train No "a,
leaving Wheeling atli;0Op N.
sundays hctdic leaves Tr!9detrhia at ~
ITafns No 8 II aud C from WhceltH3
H. Z WEISGEHNER, Gen. Manager
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AlkA
Kcyzvs ExprS, US i m. daily \
CumhesInIid Accommodation, &G1 a III. daily
Gfftoa Accommodating. 500 =, N, tatty,
MOuuGSvIlu Accommodation. 20 aud il:lS Il
IN, OUd go +, IN, except SunGsY, ani 1883 p N.
Saturday ouly.
ARRIVE
From %cr Yors, phiiadeipnil aud g:It.morc
slh n IN. daily
Cuinbclland Accommodation, $40 p IN az
ccpt sunday. ,,.,,. -. .,.,,.
MnunisyiiU Accommodation, I:lO u IN, cx-
C,'pt sunday; 1000 Il N. daily, aslG EiO slu p.
IL, cxCcp, sunday, and 1910 b IN saturday only.
TRA"solH0 DIVISION
For columb@und Chicago. $50 aud t?p Ms
daily.
" ScGnrt decentralization. as0 p. m daily OK
s 4 Clairv1Iuc Accommodation io;2o = N aud
GNI, III, except sunday,
ArMvE
Chicaro Ezprosa, c.ai . N mud l1.iIg. N. daily.
ClncInnaii iSpFesS. 800 Q, IN sld ~ p. M
Newark Accommodation. ''.ta nj, dallS ex-
cpVt Sunday.
jg5p, N. daily. except 7radhy
WHEELING & pTTTsnUHGH DIVISION
For Pittsburgh. b1l am 7i1g a. IN. daily. 100
n m. daily except slnlpv upl a1jp IL dg.ly,
FaT lI,,iuIrgh and The cast 200 t. N. aulJ'3
y 10 duily.
mttsGCrSh fyptca t.iHp u SUNDAY ony
Apri"I
from pittsburgh. in.ij a u mud i'tj y m iii2j
y. m, dHIy, md l!tjp m oSCcp' sunday, uud
iNaiI H. u, sunday only
Washington Accommodation sinn N, daily
except sunday
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
on uuA r',rr Sunday. line 3 lstl Passenger
Trains will run ny follows, "UliIY tDauF TX.
cCp, SUNDAY Crutrnl TIN"
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RAILWAY Time CARp.

Arrival and iep1r:u'. o. t-i1s ga z1t A;et
GEy - tssL fNrt lykTIuN nr tl teNcz
NLrg8. ilaNy: -7uu iav tzaou'7 .NHu'atrz.
OPTED l-auln'ty excepted ,-uA.arults5 Sls
Ufday only i-Si.rn Standard l'le
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AMONG THE GOODS ARE

!, 300 pair Children's Pants, worth soc,
which will be sold for tic.
$500 Chlldren's Suits, worth So so.
which will be sold for rec.
800 Children's Snts, worth $500,
which will be sold for SiZT.
5000 Chidren's Suits, worth s. 90 to
SIS Oh, which will be sold for g. 90 TO
$3.50.
2,lOO Boys Suits, worth $500, which
will be sold for So 81.
1000 Fine Boys Suits, worth Sc 90 10
$500. Will be sold for $500 to
sTOO.
900 Mems Good Working SUITE, worth
$500, which will be sold for 81. e9.
/. 400 Mems Business Suits. worth $1,000
$500, 20 for So 90 and 500.
10, 900 Mems. Boys aod Chidren's Pants
at soc on the dollar.
D05- Besides thousands upon tbous-
ands OF bargains that you Will see when
visiting this Great Sale, which will con-
tinue until the balance OF stock Is SoId
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HINTS FOR TIE SUMMER.
Try and keep cool.
Do not get excited.

Try and keep COOL
Do not get excited.
Exertion Is good-over exeraon, injurious.
Keep the blood cool, well circulated and
healthy.
Do not eat fat or heavy foods, but those that
will nourish and not overhead.
Don't eat unripe fruits or other unwholesome
food.
Keep yourself clean, keep your home clean
and live in a clean neighborhood.
II YOU feel heated, do not resort TO icy drinks
but take little pure medicinal whiskey in
iced WAFER.
Remember that there is but one pure medici-
pal whiskey in the market aud that is Duny's
Pure Malt. and that is the only kind that can
safely be depended upon during hot weather.
Itmay be that soma people, possibly your
druggist or grocer, will tell you that there are
other uhlskevs Just as good" II you are wise
YOU will not be deceived but insist upon hav-
ing that which is purest, best, and certain 10
do you good.
II you follow these common sense sugges-
tions there is no reason why you are not,
through the summer, free from colds, summer
complaints and ell the changes which surround
us during this trying time of the year. q
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rsn.lon. ana ro.tma.ls-l.

cpfcil. 10 ltf h-I.s en-
WASHINGTON, ID. c., June ga
commission has been issued 10 H0ratio
y. 81. Chips as postmaster at George
town, Mouongalja county, w. Va,
The following West Virginia pensions
have been issued:
Iucrease-Frederick W. Christy, Vol
csno, Wood county; Peter Le,her, Cliff
ton, Mercer county.
Reuewal-J8mes BOuCr Pennsb0r-
ough, Richie county; Abraham Snree.
yer, Charleston, Kauawha county; John
A. Grose, Sage, Upshur county; jacob
BoHner, Grafton, Taylor county,
Renewal and lnCreaSe-NlmrOd Aus
tin, NorgantOwn, NouOngaha county:
Thos. Love, MOundsyiue, Marshall
county.
Original Widows, .-Catharine
Booth, Sheridan, Lincoln county; Maria
Meter, Worthington, Marion county:
Mary j. Daywalt, Redwood, Mason
county; Mary Ryan, luotherl, ParkerS-
burg, Wood county; Virginia +. Cra-
craft, Charleston, Kanawna county:
Alkaline NJ. Cassidy, Macon Der, Preston
county; Margaret s. White, Paw Paw.
Morgan county.
Reissue-Deyij Wilt, Amboy, Pres
ton county. Thaddeus Clark, Louden-
vile, Marshall county; Marion LAYER.
", Dry Creek, Raleigh county; Thos.
Gardner, Holidays Cove, Haucocs
county.
OrIginaI-Isaac Snider, Flint, bod.
tge county.
toration-Gideon Potts, Mount
Marion county.
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Epeaalso as R,ols,s-.

EpSei0lto ns Rs0is,sr.
WASHINGTON, June 22.-COOgreSsmaa
Anderson, who has just returned from a
visit to his district, where be went by
his doctors orders, said to-day that
while he did not travel through the dis
trict at all, he met number Of active
Democratic workers at his home and
made cbreful inquiry as to the condi-
ton Of the party in different counties.
lie was told the reports Of disatecIion
were entirely baseless so far as tho
Third district was concerned. lie could
discover no instances in which
men who had been Democrats
heretofore were leaving or threat
ening TO leave the party. There was
OF course, a gOOd deal OF reSuesneSS
among Democrats over the delay In get
ting the tariff bill through the Senate.
But this feeling was dying out, as Dem-
ocrats claimed that the tariff OIL would
have passed the Senate weeks ago had
IL not been for the determined Obstruc-
zion of the Republicans, who sought 10
every way possible 20 delay 10 10 order
10 gain a party advantage for them
selves through the distress aud suffer
ing they knew continued unSett.e-
ment OF business and industry would
occasion.
THE PEOPLE, Mr.. ALDERsoN SAID,
were intelligent and could not long be
kept 10 ignorance of tine facts. The
Democrats of his district, as they
learned the truth about the causes
which had prolonged the settlement Of
the tariff question in the Senate, had
come 10 realize that the Democratic
party was iu n0wise responsible for That
delay. They saw it was altogether due
10 ;he cunning and repreEeusi0ia course
of the Republicans, and they would
bear that fact 10 mind when they went
70 the polls this fail
Ia addition TO SIR. Anderson, there
are now three other candidates for the
Democratic Congressional nomination
ia the Tnrd district They are Hon.
John A. Preston, of GreeubrieT ILL.,.
Clay Ragla1d, of Logan, and judge r.
e. McClaugLerty, OF Mercer. These
gentlemen are personal and political
friends Of Mr. Anderson, aud none of
them is expected 70 make personal
canvas OF the district 10 the interest Of
his own candidacy. AT. of them take
the same position as Mr.. Anderson, that
the best interests OF the party require
that
THE DEMOCRACY or THE DISTRICT
be lett entirely free 10 exercise It's
Judgment as 10 the best men 10 uomj-
nate for Congress and for the LegiSia-
ture this fall In this way no factiOual
bitterness will DO stirred up, the real
choice OF the people will obtain the
nomination and the party will 20 into
the campaign with their strongest man
10 the lead. That men who desire nom
nations should crush their private am
billions 10 this way To- the interest OF the
tne hole party affords ,le best
edviuence OF tho healthy condition Of
Democratic affairs 10 the Third district.