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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-04-13

V Joseph Anderson, OF Coal Harbor. and
s. A. Falconer, Of Falconer, were appoint
ed Justices of their respective districts at
the last meeting of the county board.
Both gentlemen are eminent!y qualified
for that position and will make excellent
officials. u " u
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-04-13

Happy and ccntent is a nome with The Ro
chester. alamp with the ligh. Of the morning.
S1reaknAeYe. zvyiIe AoeA<ske, L4sxt Go. Ne.v H.,k
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-04-13

Judge Falconer. Of FaIconer, was
yisisor IN Wushburn, Tuesday.
Charley johnson, formerly of this place
drove up from Bismarck Sunday, return
ing Monday morning < FN
Charley staley, the Snake creek stock
. nau. was around the lower end of the
county buying up cattle the fore part OF
the week.
rPestmaster Miller. of Turtle Lake, was
whiting in Washburn two or three days
'"S week. = fNI
Edlto: Johnson. of the Steele Ozone,
who has been visiting with his home folks
the past two weeks returned to the capi-
tai city on Fridays stage.
Mrs. T. j. Hagueberg, and children, re-
turned last FRIDAY evening from their ex
tended trip to relatives in Minnesota, Wis
consin, and South Dakota.
Ole johnson, of Wogansport, who rested
at the Merchants for two or three days,
passed M to Staley's ranch on Snake
creek, Thursday.
Nels Anderson, late of Velva, passed
down, Thursday on his way to Bismarck
for a load of freight for Georgs l.. Robin
on, the Csal Harbor, merchant. NJ
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-04-13
The Drunkard's Bill.

Among the interesting bills that passed
the ;ast Legislature and become law the
'.Drunkard's Bill" ranks we'll up as an inn
pertant measure. The following is the
text and bill as passed and received the
(Inuarnor,S sianafnre.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-04-13
Local News.

LJudge Falconer. of FaIconer, was
visitor IN Washburn, Tuesday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-23
rHE MNrmopI,r rI.IsAcHNns,

Tho Business OF saturdaI . session nt thu
Conference Sermon. on sunday,
Special DiJpg!eh to ne Hl,s'lIncer.
BUcKmANSoS, ". Va, Sept, 22,-Yoa,
terday the NJ. L. conference convened
in session promptly nj q. m. with the
bishop in the chair, Alter tho reading
OF the journal and its approval the con-
ference acted upon q motion to change
the plan Tor the support Of the super
animated ministers, which nov requires
tho ministers in charge to pay into this
fund ono per cent OF Lhur salary. The
motion, after aomc discussion, was lost
The classes Of the first, second aud
third years wore called, the committee
reporting iavorGbly on their examin.
atoms. They were advanced one year
each respectively. The conference then
proceeded to ballot tor delegates to rep.
resent the Wss! Virginia conference IL
the next general conference, pendIng
the announcement oil tho yotU on dele
gates the conference resolved itself into
q permanent trust fund association and
the following were elected u board OF
directors: Ministers, l.. II. Jordan aud
J.. W. Roberts; laymsn, ii, X. List, II.
L. Jones and a. J, CprS,
DR.. Freeman, OF New York city, was
introduced aud spoke in tho interest OF
the Sunday school uuion and tract
Cause,
The tellera returned aud the result OF
the hrq. ballot was announced: Whole
number OF votes cast, 100; necessary to
choice, 81; of these D. l. Ash and
A. Nick received IS each. A dozen or
more received from hity down TO one
each.
There being no choice aud the time
Of adjournment being so near, further
balloIing was postponed until Monday
morning, when the election will take
place.
A meeting was held in the Seminary
building in tho afternoon in the financial
interest OF that institution aud Sl,lO0
were collected,
The bishop preached to packed
house oil Interested spectators to-day
Sunday. Tho sermon was regarded az
an able effort. The conference love
feast was conducted by Rcv. d. II. X.
Dix, formerly member OF this confer.
enCO, but now Of Iowa. In the after
noon tho bishop ordained the deacons
and eld9rs. DR.. @. w. Smith, editor Of
the Pittsburgh Advocate, preached an
able sermon to large congregation.
All the puIpits were filled by members
OF tine conference,
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acknowledgement
wnEELINo. sKP rEMnER %. lsOs,


Mr.. German encourages the people
Of his state by letting them know that
the fight they are making on him has
frightened him. He tsIls them that he
iS not an issue in the present cam
paign. having nothing to gain by vie'O'
ny and having already received from
them more than he expected.
This will not deceive anybody who
does not enjoy being deceived. Mr..
German made the ticket, lie mads it
because he had use forit. II that ticket
be elected it will mean that Mr.. German
continues to hold the state OF Maryland
in the hollow OF his hand and that de-
liverancs from his rule is almost hope
less.
uMr. Germans ticket be defeated
that will mean that the people Of Ma
ryland have regainsd control of their
own and may hereafter be governed by
otiicesS OF their own choosing. 1t will
mean, TOO, that the reign OF thugs in
the city Of Baltimore is over.
GormaniSm Is the direct issue in the
Maryland campaign. 1t is because OF
this that thousands OF Democrats who
respect their party and love their state
will not vote the German ticket this
year. Some OF them will not 20 to the
polls. Others will vote the Republican
ticket rs the short cut to getting rid Of
Gomauium and all that it represents.
The prospect is very bright for the cleo.
ton Of LoWndes for Governor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-23

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF tho ear.
There ia only one ono way to cure deaf.
ness, aud that is by constitutional rem.
cdies. Deafness Il caused by an in.
famed condition OF tho mucous lining
Of tho Eustachiau Tubo, When thia
tube gets inAamod you have a rumbing
sound or imperfect hpariug, and when
IL is entirely closed deafness is tho re-.
suit, and unless tho inflammation can
DO taken out aud this tube restored to
ita normal condition, hearing will DO
destroyed forever; nino ca4os ont OF ton
arc caused by catarrh, which is nothing
bHt aa inAamed condition OF the mucous
auTiacoL
Wo will givo Ono Hundred Dollars for
any case Of doaino4a caused ~ catarrhl
that cannot DO cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars, ircc.
i. J. CnEEEY & Co., Toledo, o.
B3-Sold by Druggists, Zoe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-23
rhirloon NiLllInn. fnr IlInnrl.


The flow OF gold out Of tho country
has given the treasury aud business
men serious apprehension and threat
sned grave business disorder. The
movement has about ceased aud fnan,
clers were beginning to 20 more hope.
full, when out comes tho bold announce
ment that arrangements have been
made by which we shall lose Sls,OOO,OOO
moro.
The money goes to England, where
we have already sent 90 much in the
same way, 1t is,a decidedly ing'hRu'
died kind OF exchange, in which Eng.
land gets the hard substance Of our good
money aud We got the shadow Of thinGs
hoped for, Whether the export Of this
good American gold IL to 90 in lump
iS not told, but in time it will all get
there, and it will reduce by that much
our supply OF the yellow metal,
The duke OF Marlborough gets $1,000.
900 cash in hand for marrying Miss
ConIuslo Vanderbilt, and the bride has
a dovrY OF slOOOO,OOO that will in effect
70 into the same ducal Jackpot, A
descendant OF tho house OF Jack
Churchill may be cheap at this price,
but the trade comes at time when We
have no gold to spare and when We are
straiuipg our resources aud talents to
keep our heads above water in the
financial sea.
International trade may be well
enough in general, but when there is
nothing in it for US and everything goes
to the other fellow, it is time for the
American eagle to ask what and where
is his place in the great markets Of the
world.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-23

The health authorities have not gone
too far In keeping the schools south Of
the creek closed for another week. Thsy
would have been on the safe eide II
they had kept all OF tho public schools
closed through this week at least
The task before the health author.
tiea is to stamp out the smallpox. They
are making good progress with every
prospect of success, but they are only
human and can do only their best Ono
Of the most approved ways to got rid OF
contagion Is to keep the people from
coming in contact with each other,
for nobody can tell where tue disease is
lurking. A wosk Of school is not so i'm.
portant as the health OF the city. Be-
fore cold weather comes we must be
sure that the disease has left US, and
the way to make sure is to leave IN.
done nothing that will help to get rid Of
II.
The people have absolute confidence
in DR.. Jepson as health officer and will
cheeriully fall in with any recommends.
tions no may make. They have asked
him to accept grea! responsibility,
and they will bncs him to the last in tho
di,charge Of the duty to which they
have called him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-23

President whiEo in Marion, aud discuss
with him the financial situation aud
other important questions now pending.
Confidence increased at the treasury
that no necessity Tor another issue Of
bonds will arise during tho present
year Owing to the fortunate change Of
conditions in New York, it is felt that
little, II any more, gold shipments to
Europe will no made for the present.
Even il Ebe'e expectations should be
disappointed, and shipments Of gold in
considerable quantities be resumed in
tho next lew weeks, it is believed the
gold reserve can be maintained at pres
ent figures by the patriotic cooperation
OF tho gold'holding banks, which have
offered to surrender to tue treasury in
exchange for currency part oil their
stocks OF tho yellow metal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-23
THE yErEnANs MEET.

The Great Hluv aud Gray Reunlou at
AtlantA-Gow Mckinley Makes u Meta
bio speech,
ATLANTA, Ga, Gent. 22-Tho recsp.
ton given Governor Mckinley hero
yesterday was the real sensation of
Blue aud Gray Day at tho exposition.
OF the seven or eight governors here,
Morton anu Mckinley were regarded as
the presidential candidates aud q special
interest conferred IN them. Morton
made his spOsCh aud retired amid re.
spectacle applause. The minute he had
concluded there were cries for McKin.
ley, and cheer upon cheer shook the
roof. Il was really q great ovation.
His speech was splendid one and
created great enthusiasm. Captain T..
Z. Howell and hs were the speakers
who made tho greatest hits. :
Governor McKinley's opening sem
lonce was "lherO is unity in the
hearts Of the people that can never be
broken" lie was chsered loudly at
this aud similar utterances throughout
his speech. lie received an oyAlIon
when he said: "Ths country needs q
new baptism, and the best way to take
it ia by immersion" The audience was
quite carried away when he said,
Americans never surrender but to
Americana" At this General Long
street spranR to his feet and waved his
handkerchief, which was the signal Tor
renewed denominations BY the audi
enCa.
North and SOUTH" said Mckinley,
Should honCeiorth denote geographical
divisions and nothing olGe. Tho words
should no longer suggest passion and
hatred. Tho war has been over thirty.
ons years, It's bitterness should DO
pas! aud it7 gIorias iu tue heritage OF US
all. They belong US we'll to those who
lol. a. those who won. Our concern
should not DO Tor the pash but for tho
future. II wo ever fight again, which
God forbid, We will fight on the same
side and under the same flag. glorious
old stars aud stripes, our fathers bore.
am glad TO come again to your hospit'
able state. come here to bring to
utOTHlu kut WOOu wiz VI NV ElUAR rhANu
which | have the hodoF 10 represent.
What Wa need is to get cIOier together.
There has been no unpleaIantness since
the war between tho Wearers OF gray and
blue. Its all between people WHO fought
on neither side aud wero quite ready to
get on either side.
At the conclusion OF McKinley's
speech he was greeted by tho most tire.
mendouS applause.
The veterans Of both armies met In
the auditorium on the exposition
grounds at p. M, Hon, ". A. Hemp
bill presided. Music was given by Gil.
mors's band. Rev. Henry Mcdonald,
Of the Second Baptist church. OlCred
prayer. Capt. Il. 2. Howell OF the
Atlanta Constitution, representing the
exposition, delivered an address OF well
come, which was responded to by Hon.
W. +. Ellis, representing the COnfsder-
ate veterans Of Atlanta. General J. X.
Lewis, mndethe response fOr tho Grand
Army OF tho Republic in the south, and
Lieutenant General James Longstreet
responded for tue Confederate veterans
OF the south. Comnander.in.chiet
Walker, OF the G. A. Il. spoke for that
organization.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-23
bad yalnc Nscognl.od by rhy.Iolan..

sarulo am opposed TO proprietary
medicines. Still | value q good one.
especially when such 10 the source Of
relieI from pain. As topical (oxternal)
application have found Chamborlain's
Pain Balm the best remedy have ever
used for neuralgia Of any kind. l havo
conscionnousty recommended ii 10
many persons. William Horne, NJ. d.,
Jaunsvillc, Wis. Sold'by q. H. Goelze,
W. ". Irwin. &. Schnopt, G.. Menke.
mnllor, Jno. Klari, W. II. Hague, II. Q.
Stewart, Il. B. Burt, J. Coleman, A. L,
schOale, Vim. Monkemeller, J. q.
Ehole, Wheeling; Bowie & Co., Bridge.
port; b. +. Peabody 4 Son, BonWood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-23
How We EKnoek ,Em onti

II our British cousins arc frat class
In anything in the line OF .port now is
there time to como forward and give US
a chance to accommodate them. With.
In fow days We havc beaten them on
the water, at cricke! aud in tho intorna.
tional round Of field sports. In tho
athletic contests they did not win q
single eyont, q marvellous record for
picked mon coming from country
which devotOB grent attention to nth.
lotics and which produces mon oil great
skill and endurance.
II takos nothing from those men 10 DO
boasen in this country-nothing but
their pride. They all did we'll, but
oyOry ono Of Lhom mot more than his
match. There WRs absolutely fair
fold and no favor, but tho visiting Eng
lIahmsn wont down ono alter another
before LhoIr superior American compot'
itos. TLOy cannot complain that tllcy
we're not at their best, for In order 10
dOioAt lbOm II was necessary for tho VIC
tosioas Americans 70 Droak at least
throo records
Those defeated alhlotos hro entitled
10 respect, for thcy fought good hsh!
and sosm 10 submit with tho grace Of
true sporlsmon. Unlike tho noble lord
who Camo over for tho Ainorica'S cup,
lhoy have not grabbed up thar doll
rags aud gons homo mad.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-23

On account Of Soma Of Votorana Bat
tlolleld Encampmbnt. Knoxville. Tenn,
and dedication Of Chicsamaugua Ma.
Uonal Military Park, tho baltimore (
Ohio Railroad Company will soIl oxCur.
sion tickets from Pittsburgh, Wheeling
aud intormcdint1alatioua, TO Knoxville,
Tom, for oil trains September ~ to 10.
inclusive, and 10 Chattanooga Tom,
September to 4 aud 70 to ~, inclusive,
valid Tor return passage until October
., inclusive
The rate lrom Wheclipg to Knoxville
via Cincinnati will be- 81 go aud to
Chattanooga sl2 ~. Tickets will alir
bu sold via Shenandoah Junction aud
Washington at slight advance Ia rates,
and Corropoudngly low ratio, from
Other alltlOn8.
For further information cnll on or nj.
dros noatOnl tgkot pgcut baltimore X
ghio fRtitnnh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-23

WAsurydroS, D. T., Sept. 22.-secro.
tary Carlisle has reversed the ruling OF
tho auditor Of tho treasury for ,he stnte
department. and decided that NJ. w.
Ran5om, United States minister 70
Mexico, may draw his salary rs such
uadeE ki4 present appointment. 4
draft OF S52j. on this salary account,
drawn By tho state department Of tho
treasury, has been houored By order Of
Secretary Carlisle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-23
NO IsauE or nONns


~ lhhOlY-lHo tUlN NNuUlrNlN 10 blHNulNns
IT, FRONTS
WhsHIsafoE, Sort, 29,-'rhc dopart.
uro Of Secretary Carlisle Tor Marion,
Mas, yesterday morning Immediately
gave riao hero to number Of moro OF
IOga sensational reports explanatory Of
tho cause Of tho sOcrolary'e moyomOnI1.
II was asserted tina, tho President hnl
Buinmonod tho AnCtOtarY to Gray GnbOua
10 consult regarding tho treasury Bitua.
ton aud tho adyi1nblily NJ nnolhct
issue Of bondg, OtC, Assistant Secretary
llnmlln stated yesterday afternoon that
theRO reports wcro ntlogNlnor oIrnnuDug.
lilo said Secretary aud Mira tnli no
moro than month aga nCuNnlul au in.
yitnli1n 10 visit Marion about this time
ia tho guolta nl tho MWcs llamltu, Att
slslura, aud thia wai all tlicrn was tuil
Ol course, tho secretary will 500 the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-23
No PnrtnorshIp or NLarrIaec.

In an Illinois marriage ceremony tho
man promised to love, honor and obey
the woman, who agreed to cherish the
man. The woman in this case is do.
clared to DO tho new woman. She isn't
any newer than the man. But whosO
business is it il two persons desire to
unite on this baIis2 There is every.
thing in beginning right, especially in Q
matter so important as marriage,
tisto DO assumed that these two per.
sons know each other. II tho man
knows that they will get along better
by his wife being the boss, no docs well
to promise 10 obey her, aud he will do
still bstteritO keep his promise. Theirs
would not be the first casa in which tho
wife has had more oIthe saving grace OF
common souss than the man.
Almost everybody knows families
that would get on much better II the
husband we're in complete intellectual
subsection to tho wife. When a strong
woman has the misfortune to be tied to
u weak man it is better for all con.
cerned 1.-THE man can appreciate Ihe
situation, give up the thought that he
must lead. although he lead into
ditch, and trail along good naturedly
while his wife does the plotting.
Even where the husband is strong he
may profit much by giving his wife full
voice in the family counsels. The hut.
band who sets himself up as little
house Of lords all by himself, deter.
mined to give no heed to the commons,
is very likely to run on a rock from
which a good and thoughtful woman
would have stoerod him clear.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-23
ATLANTIC TEA COMPANY.
TANDARD GOODS
~ AT LOW PRICES.

II will always pay to look ovor our
price list, whether you Perchase from SIS
or elsewhere; you can then hnd tho
lowest price II quality ig equal. We
quote prices for fresh and standard
goods only
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-23

SINCE last February tho bond Syndi.
cate has cleaned up ut least Si,OOO,OO)
on tho bond transaction. This is n
pretty penny TO take out Of treasury
that Is running behind every day. ii
wO had tho financial standing OF u South
American republic the thing might pass
without comment
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-23

sano.oi the meannst OF these are they who
seek 10 trade upon aud make capital out OF tho
reputation OF the greatest Of American iOics.
u6sloitefs stomach BiuerS by Initiating is
outward guisc. Reputable druggists, however.
Will never iOist upon you aS genuine spurious
remedy for malaria, rheumatism, dyspepsia,
cous IpatlOu. liver complaint and nervousness.
Demand aud Il the dliler be honest, you Will
got the genuine article,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-23

THE father OF tho present duke Of
Marlborough married an American wo-
man with "bar' /" aud tho sou Is
proltinp by his fathers example. IInvo
wo Americans como to DO fortune.
builders for tha docayius OriaIocracy Of
tho old wnrld2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-23

AN Indiana man whose feelings were
hurt because Stephen A. Douglass was
not elected President, swOro he would
mover strike another lick of work. From
that day until he died is the aimshouso
no punished society rs no swore hO
would. Can it be that ali tho tramps
aro men who have suffered some similar
disappointment? Perhaps new light
has dawned on tho origin Of the tramp
plague.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-23

LAST week million pounds Of South
American wool were bought in this
country for Europe, where wool is in
much more demand than it is hero. Our
WOODEN manufacturers have nov tho
advantage OF free wool, but until they
get the advantage Of foreign labor con-
dlttons they will have trouble to keep
abreast with foreign manufacturers.
The further We go under the German.
lied Wilson bill tho more object lessons
present themselves for tho thoughtful
consideration OF tho American people.
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following their bent, but from now on
they should understand that Il they 70
and get Lost they will be allowed to stay
lost and be hanged to them.
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The Rowie,burE, Tunnot,on s FAtrehanec
Road.

spetial Di,paics 10 ne Irie1iJnssr
MoRGANrowS, w. Va, Sept o.
Hon. George G. ssurpiss has returned
from a trip to Philadelphia, where he,
in company with Mr.. ]. Ami Martin.
Of Grafton, went to buy the railing
stock of tho Rowiesburg, Tunneton y
Fairchancs railroad, OF which Mr.. Stur.
riss is president. The extension Of tho
road will be finished IN about two weeks.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-23
Ugr Dr. Miles Nruyr rLARrrUH Tor SPINAL
WEAKNESS, Al druRrl itguull 'Cm Tor Lj1,

piApWHg.N sNoWtd bNutonpsh prompt.
H. II RoDn becomes chronic. Do
Vita Cole and Cnorra Crrc Is Oluc.
iIyn, mio and cnr!iln. Hundred, OF
Testimonials boar witness TO lun virtue
ol tni0 grOnt medicine Il can always
BIZ dopnndol uupu, i1mp uyo, iinp
and money lgrNn Drug CO.. Whcol.
INK w. Va, H. 10 ruhbolE Bnnwoul,
Hhd Bewtn Is On, tittftopnn IS. Z
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School Books.

We shall make a speciality this
year Of School Books, because we
want to get the children started
right. And in order to do so, we
have placed in stock a full line of
School Books for city and country
schools, Tablets for pen and pencil,
States, single aud double; School
Bags tot boys and girls. In fact a
complete Iiae Of School Goods.
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LirUrEsANr PEARY has boon found
AID brought home. lIs brings back
wish him from his north polo search
nothing Of value except confirmation
Di tho acknowledged iutiIiIy oil such
expeditions. Persons Of north polo
turn Of mind cannot DO prevented from
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-23

CHILDREN, especially infants are soon
run down with cholera infantum or
Summer complaint" Don't wait to
detsrmiRe, butgiYs De Wits Collie and
Cholera Cure promptly, YOU can RELY on
it. Uso no other Logan & Co., Wheel.
ing, W. Va, i. i. Peabody, Benwood,
Bowio & CO.. Bridgeport. o. u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-23

Prrsnunau isn'ta frontier town, but
highwaymon hold up street car md
"go through" tho passengers just tho
same. This IL not something for a great
city 10 DO nronh Of.