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CONVENTION DATES.

Populist National Convention. st.
Louis. July %.
Silver National Convention. st.
Louis, July %.
Democratic Congressional ConVen-
ton 9th Rockingham, August
18th.
Democratic Congressional conven-
ton Eighth District-Raleigh June
25th. and Wilkesboro, July goth.
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L. p. Hobgood, Jr., has been appoint
ed to Professorship in the Columbian
College, Washington. d. c. At Wake
Forest College he led his class and
graduated Valedictorian. He was pre-
pared at Horner School, Oxford, n. C..
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The denunciation of The methods of
the Standard Oil Company by dele
gate in the National Democratic party
was too much for MIR. Whitney. HIS
nerves are sensitive about references
to trusts. Therefore he bolts, saying:
There are no possible conditions or
circumstances that would induce me to
vote for the Chicago ticket or assist it,
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Mr.. r. r. Clark, the new president
of the State Press Association, is
one Of the best editors in the State. He
is hard and an intelligent worker,
and has won his way to the top of the
ladder by earnest and discriminating
journalistic labor. The News and OBJ
server congratulates the convention
upon the selection. The enforced alb
sence of the editor of this paper, due
to illness in the families of other mem
bers of the staff, is source of regret.
These gatherings are not only helpful
to the editors. but seasons of social
pleasures that add to their delight.
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Three momentous, historical gath
erings have been held in Fanuel Hall
in Boston Samuel Adams was called
a dissembler ana .hypocrite when he led
the people against the crown, and help
ed to make them free from kings. Wen
dell Philips was called a crank when
his voice was raised for the emancipa-
tion Of the slaves. The great meeting
this week TO ratify the nomination Of
Bryan and SewaH was not less signiti-
cant in potential results than the first
two. Calling George Fred Williams
and his associates anarchists viii
not suppress the mighty wave OF puDlIc
sentiment against the gold standard
Mr.. Sewall was nominated because
an experienced man was needed 10 help
build new ship of state.
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ANARCHISTS FOR GOLD.

Herr Most, the celebrated anarchist,
is for the gold standard, and his writ
ten an extended article against free
coinage. Herr Most and j. Pierpont
Morgan are fit associates. The first
wants to destroy the country by
bombs, and the second wants to en-
slave the people by doubling the money
he holds and halving the products the
people have to sell. The Democratic
party in this campaign is strongly OPP
posed to anarchy on the one hand
and plutocracy on the other.
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The original Bryaa man + woman.
Miss Gertrude NJ, hag'by was The class
prophet at the State Normal and In
dustrial School two years ago when
Bryan spoke at commencement, She
predicted that Mr. Bryan would lie the
Democratic nominee and that he would
be elected.
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HEAVY EXPORTS OF GOLD.

Washington, July 1.-THE Treasury
to-day lost 1883, 100 in gold coin and
bars, of which $2,030,000 was for eX-
port. This leaves the true amount of
the reserve 500, 871 ,216.
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Mr.. Eckels talks like a man who is
getting ready to slide into the presi-
dency of a New York bank when he
loses his present job. Nothing like
casting an anchor to windawrd, you
know
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Mark Hanna gives it out that the
administration will help to elect Nc
Kinley. Luckily for the Democrats,
the administration influence will be
like a stone around McKinley's neck.
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Vice President Stevenson will sup
port Bryan. OF course. His creed, Il
am a Democrat" is not influenced by
any selfish consideration.
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The article that appeared in Snn-
ia, 5 News and Observer, signed j. NJ.
Bodenhammer, was a private letter
and appeared by inadyertence,
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John Sherman is out in an interview
against Bryan. He is in favor OF two
silver candidates. So are all goldbugs.
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STATE NEWS.

Mr.. o. II. Docl1ery, Jr,, is seriously
fiji at his home in Richmond county.
The Southport Leader is the only
paper in the State that bolts Bryan's
nomination.
At Lincolnton Miss Bess, of Orleans,
Lincoln county, begged young man,
DR.. DeLane, to marry her, and upon his
refusal she attempted to poison her
self in his presence. She sent a pack
age of letters to Prof. A. T. Aberne-
thy explaining. Her condition is hope
full. It was not the first attempt to
kill herself She is not unattractive.
Taken in time Hoods Sarsaparilla
prevents serious illness by keeping the
blood pure and all the organs in a
healthy condition
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J. Crawford Biggs led his CLASS at
the University, graduating in the
class of 1913. He was prepared at the
Horner School, Oxford, N. c.
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NOTES AND COMMENTS.

Senator Smith, of New Jersey, is out
for the ticket, and says that in spite
Of differences on the financial ques-
tlon, the Democratic party can win
this wear in New Jersey.
kilograms to the New York World
from Minnesota indicate that the silver
forces in that State VIII unite and give
the electoral vote to Bryan.
Congressman Bell, Of Colorado, vino
received the Popullst nomination for
Speaker of the House Of Representa-
tives, wires the World concerning
Bryan: He is sincere, able and safe. !"
Grover Clevland can not be expected
to say much about the convention and
its action at present. No true fisher
man will talk when the fish are biting.
The whole world knows conversation
scares the fish.
Speaking of Bryan's convention
speech, Henry George wrote: "All that
the imagination pictures of Demos
themes and Cicero. all that we have
heard of the great orators of the Eng
lish tongue, was realized"
In public Senator Cullom says the
Republicans will carry Illinois by so,
000 Privately ne admits that the de
lection among the farmers has beer
so great that Bryan will carry tn,
State, unless there is big change.
J. Crawford Biggs led his class q
/ the University, graduating in th'
class of '93. He was prepared at thu
! Horner School, Oxford, N. c.
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Entered at the post-office at Raleigh,
n. c., as second class matter.
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kilograms to the New York World
from Minnesota Indicate that the silver
forces in that State VIII unite and givs
the electoral vote to Bryan.
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STEUBENVILLE.


Steubenville, O., February 22.-The
Bachelors dance at Folk & O'NeiPs
hall on Friday evening. Forty couples
were present and danced to music fur
nished by Patton's orchestra. Supper
was served at midnight.
Themembers of the Gibbons club and
friends, to the number Of forty couples,
held a very informal and pleasant dance
at Assembly hall on Friday evening.
Mrs. George Alban is visiting friends
in GAINESVILLE.
Miss Margaret Hill, of Bridgeport,
who has been a guest of the Misses
Comley, has returned home.
Harry L. Dotey has been in New York
city attending the opera.
George Bunting, Of Chicago, formerly
Of this city, was here this week a guest
of his grandfather w. l.. Sharp
Miss Nora Henke has returned home
after visit to Columbus.
Charles j. Mcconnell is in the East
purchasing spring goods for his firm.
Cards have been received here an
nouncing the marriage of Robert Nc
Grogin, on February 18TH at st. Louis
Joseph Ventolo and Rosa Caielli
were married here this week.
Gen. Robert Love assisted DR..
Tracey on Sunday evening in his tenn
perance rally at Rochester, Pa.
The supper and entertainment given
Saturday evening by the Father
Matthew Total Abstinence Society in
Morgantown hall was a success.
Capt. John Engel has been elected
First Speaker of the Pittsbug Turn
Bezirk, and George Trant Second
Speaker
The Red Ribboners held a rally in
the First Presbyterian church on Mon
day evening and organized with An
drew Forsyth as president.
Word has been received here that
Ben Fisher and Hugh MCGOWAN, the
bicyclists who have been in Europe,
have arrived in Halifax.
The Good Templars gave a pleasant
reception to their friends on Monday
evening in their hall.
The S. A. c. has elected Ernest
Evans president and T. E. Low vice
president
II. T. Clark. who has been book
keeper in the National Exchange bank
for years, has been promoted to be tel
Ter. W. H. McClinton was elected pres
ident and c. J. Mcconnell a new di-
rector.
Mrs. Miller, of Dubois. Pa, is a guest
of A. NJ. Foster and family.
Mrs. j. w. Chestnut, of Cleveland,
is guest Of Mrs. Robert Orr.
Miss Wiley has gone on a visit to
her home in Delaware.
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HARRISBURG.

CIarksburg, W. Va, February Pa
very large otter has been discovered for
several days past in the West Fork OF
the M0nOnsahela river, just west OF this
city. He is Of the short cared, fiat tail
species. and of a size that his skin would
be worth at least $25. He stays in To-
cllity where he feeds on fish in the deep
water Ii has been years since an otter
has been seen in this vicinity, and the
boys are watching the river banks each
day in the hope of capturing him. II
has been only short time since Mr..
James Mccain, who resides on Booh's
creek. in this county, found large
black bear on his farm, and which final
~ escaped, Notwithstanding the savage
attacks made on it by a large bull dog.
Msrksmen were unsuccessful, as it was
shot at several times, but either missed
or not badly hurt.
The remains Of Col. John R. Bogges IS
were inferred at the Masonic cemetery
at this city on yesterday. The funeral
took place at 10 O'Clock a. m. and was
largely attended. Col. Boggess was
we'll known throughout the State and
his family have the sympathy of this
community in so sad a bereavement.
For the past few days the people of
this vicinity have witnessed the coolest
weather for several years, mercury fall
irg TO 10 degrees below zero. The
Traders Company has erected an i'm
mense ice house. and it will more than
likely now ger it filed.
t,f. 4. J, .
concluded to change the mixers now
being used by its patrons, on the ground
it is claimed to encourage and prevent
the waste of gas. Several OF our peo-
pie have submitted to the change, and
as a result. since the cold weather, set
In. are almost freezing. The company
gave a good service, and has up until
now supplied the demand. II might be
best 20 let we'll enough alone
Bert Rapp is now back at the Traders
hotel
On Yesterday evening an entertain
ment was given at COTS chapel, under
the auspices of the Methodist Epworth
League.
We are Glad to report that Capt. ].
w COffman. whose life has been dis
paired Of for several days, is now con-
sidered better.
Among prominent and distinguished
people visiting in the city are: Dr. w.
b. Shuttlew0rth, of Martins Ferry, o.;
Hon. VIM. Brannon and Robert Linn,
Esq. of Weston; Senator Farr and Mrs.
f. NJ. Davis. of West Union.
Among our people visiting abroad we
notice Mrs. Mary R. Golf. at Washing
ton. d. c.; Wellington Martin, Esq. at
Philippi; Rev. B. b. Evans, at Penns-
boro; Miss Jesse Barrel, at Philadel-
phia; Mrs. f. NJ Post. at Wheeling, and
Miss Neil Basel and Miss Gertrude
Brown at FairmOnt.
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MOrNDSNILLE.

Mrs. T. ]. Supple, who has been very lows
for the past Jews. is convalescent and is
now out of danger.
Miss Ella McFadden entertained num-
Der Of her friends at progressive whist
party at her home on Seventh street, on
last Monday evening. Quite number
were present and enjoyed the fascinating
game until quite late At the proper time
tempting refreshments were served.
The postoff1ce observed the usual holiday
hours yesterday, Washington's Birthday
The young ladies' missionary society of
the NJ Z. Church will hold social meet
ing al the home of Miss Allie Pierce on
next Friday evening.
Miss Love Gamble has returned home
from pleasant visit to friends at Pow
hatan. O.
Henry Seamon has rented the residence
of Richard Terrell. on jefferson avenue,
and will remove his family from Wheeling
April 1. and will make his future hom-
here.
Miss Sarah Mahood. who has been visit
ing friends in Benwood for the past week,
has returned home.
Rev. Leonard Twinem has resigned the
pastorate Of the Presbyterian Church in
this city. to take effect the first Of the COM
ing month He has calls from different
places but has not yet decided which one
he will accept.
At the last meeting Of the City Council II
franchise was granted to the Wheeling
Natural Gas Co. to convey and distribute
natural gas through the city for fuel. heat
ing. Illuminating and manufacturing pur-
poses. The company is to commence the
laying of it's main line within sixty days
from the passage Of the act and is to COM
mence piping the town by August 1.
Messrs. J. d. Burley, J. c. Simpson, Thos.
Riggs. J. C. Smith and J. Z. Roberts we'd
down to Sistersville on Thursday night at
tending the institution Of a new lodge Of
the b. ?. O. Elks.
Milton Welman. of the Huntington Ad-
vertiser. has returned to that city after a
short visit to his brother. J. ". Wel'man,
clerk at the prison.
John r. Logan is closing out his stock
OF merchandise with the intention Of quit
ting business.
The great comedy production, side
Tracked" will be produced at the Opera
House on next Wednesday evening. II is
great play and win no doubt attract a
large audience.
a party composed Of J. ". Gallaher. c.
p. Oldham. c. a. Showacre. s. G. Cans,
J. Z. PAUL and son ard L. I. sddger. were
al Pttsburg Thursday attending the re-
turn banquet given IN honor Of the West
Virginia Masons. They returned home the
next morning.
capt Lee Anshutz has been exonerated
from the charge OF shooting Capt Gould
Of the steamer REDMOND Horner. az East
Liverpool a short time ago. Capt An
shu.z was plotting the Clipper and was
crowded out of the channel by the Homer.
which started the alteration.
The ladies Of the Christian Church gave
a supper at the Blake building. on Jenar-
son avenue. Thursday evening y large
crowd was present and took supper during
the evening. and quite neat little sum
was realized.
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ST. CLAIRSVILLE.

st. Gainesville. o. February o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waite Lewis. o. Bridge
p0r!. spent 5'EUay with friends in
tn~l.
Wallace Henderson and wife, Of
Canton, are visiting Mr. Henderson :
parents at the East End OF town.
Frank Lynch, of Massilon, was call
ing on friends in town this week.
James Alexander, editor of the
Woodstield Spirit, was here over Sun
day.
Mrs. Shields, visited her daughter at
New Marunsville, w. Va, this week
Mr. Gilmore, of Elm Grove, was in
town Wednesday on business.
w. j. Miller went TO Pitts5urg
Thursday on business.
George Lightner, of New Martins
vile. ". Va, was visiting with his
old friends in town Wednesday.
Dr. Jepson of Wheeling, was in town
Friday visiting his brother, George
Jepson.
II. Roemer. Of Bellaire, was in town
Wednesday.
Mrs. Robert Meyer, of Bellaire, is
visiting her parents at the Hotel Clar-
endon
John Baugh. who works at Boggs
mines was pretty badly hurt one day
this week By a falling beam striking
him.
E. Z. Clevenger. Esq. and wife of
Belaire. visited with friends in town
over Sunday.
Presiding Elder Osborne will preach
at the NJ. e church Sunday and adj
minister the communion Saturday
evening. quarterly conference and
preaching by the elder
Mrs. Warren Cowen and children
are visiting Mrs. Governs mother,
Mrs. Kirk. near Morristown.
John and Sherrard Lockney return
ed home Monday from New York,
bringing with them a beautiful two
year-old colt. a full brother Of Baron
Rodgers 2:1112 and a son of Baron
Wilkes. who recently sold for $4,000.
Mrs George Bryant entertained
about fifteen little girls and boys last
Saturday in honor of the birthday of
Miss Freeda Clark. Refreshments Of
ice cream and cake were served and all
had a good time.
The ladies' of the NJ. 2. church gave
a WashingtOn's birthday supper and
social Friday evening at the Court
House Hall The young men Of the
Mandolin Club furnished the music.
The social was well patrOnized and
nice sum was realized
George Shick and wife W. ]. Miller
and wife. Oliver Umstead and wife at
tended the funeral Of their relative,
Mrs. Thomas Brokaw, Of near Union
town Tuesday.
The marriage licenses issued since
last report: James B. Goldsmith and
Julia Jones. Samuel H. Eddy and En-
ma II. Wise. Watson P. Glass and
Maggie Bennington, Howard S Potter
and Eva Hammond, Ollie c. Fry and
Lula E Weekly.
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TILTONSVILLE.

Tiltonsvilla Ohio, February 22.-Mrs.
Emma Houingshead is in Toronto, o.,
visiting her sister, Mrs. Oldham, and
attending the revival meetings.
A petition ifs i'm circulation for the
purpose of dividing Warren township
into two voting precincts; one az War
renton and the other at TiltOnsville.
John Taylor spent a few days with
his brother Will. of the Ridge, the lat
ter part of the week.
Louis Scheele of Martins Ferry. will
start a grocery in town in few weeks,
and as Mr.. Scheele has had much eXpe-
rience I'm this line of business, he Will
no doubt succeed with a good store at
this place
The family of David Garden Will re-
move 10 Wheeling Island the first part
or April. Mr.. Garden has been ap-
pointed Deputy Marshal by his brother
A. ID. Garden. and will enter upon his
duties the first day OF February. We
congraulate Mr.. Garden upon prOcur-
ing this position. but regret his remov-
al from among us.
Mrs. Albert Stewart is reported quite
sick at her home west of town.
j. Vernon Cox. who Is teaching
school at Emerson. o., is at home for a
few days visiting his parents.
Rev. J. $. HOllingshead is conduct
ing "a series of meetings at Rush Run.
Miss Missouri Medill. of Portland
was here on Tuesday seeing relatives
A township grade road is being dis
cussed leading from Little Short
creek TO this place.
Upton Fulton was here Friday on
business.
William Conoway is spending Satur-
day I'm At Pleasant.
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PORTLAND STATION.

Portland Station. O., February %
Mr.. J. T. Davidson spent Sabbath
with his parents in Wllsyille.
Mr. 3. Wilkin, OF Wheeling, was
doing business in our town Monday.
Mrs. James Scheetz, of Brilliant,
spent one day this week with her son,
G. II Scheeiz.
Miss Esther Bigger was at home over
Sabbath.
B. F. Salisbury moved his family to
Jewett Monday.
Mr.. Zadok Burriss is slowly i'm
proving.
]. c. Robinson has again taken
charge OF the Kelly coal mines in the
capacity Of foreman.
William Leeper is preparing car Of
walnut lumber for shipment near Long
Run Station on the W. & L. f. rail
road.
Prof. Bigger. II. of Smithfeld,
was in town Friday evening calling
on friends.
Mr.. Joseph Bake is very low with
consumption.
Mrs. G W. Dalrymple is spending
few days with her husband in Dill
lonvale.
PRAYER meeting will be held in our
church Wednesday evening of the
26,h
Miss Clara Burkett is on the sick
list this week.
DR.. ". W. Wingct, formerly Of this
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PIEDMONT

pis5mont w. Va. February 22-Wa
-, bod very cold weather here this
-,t n was 3 degrees below 40 Q a. m.
Thursday 81 the Bank corner ar. lt
degrees below zero at Luxe. Mo-
Tbe p. G O. shops here are on full
time and gradually Increasing the num-
her of men az WorN.
Mrs %. Shultire is visiting I'm Rich
i'' 5-r and Mrs. w. p. Ovens left Thurs
dow m visit friends I'm Baltimore.
AIR NJ. G.. TO,ten is spending the week
in Baltimore.
visit a.. -,-..,-- 49,.
tivps I'm Romney-
Nh F. W. stanley is working this
week st Bowlesourg
7rr n Waggoner has resigned from
an. C o. shops and return d to Frost
bUrg ....,..... 81. -
o7.er a sever illness.
V7~ b E Mcmillan has moved here
i2 ,l- ~ r. j. Pownan. OF Cumberland.
was here Tuesday.
MI a. Moody is spending the week
ir Baltimore. o,..
1rr r.. ]. Eppier is-in Baltimore on
,f- a. ID. Juul1ins. Of Thomas. called
On ms wednesday.
1t E-tie Rhoades was The attrac-
-,, ro-s on Monday Tuesday and
M. r-....
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srREEr - nARN BrRNED.


ST. PAUL. MINI. February 22.-Fire
late last destroyed the old frame street
car barns ON University avenue between
Mackuby and Kent streets There We're
nearly 100 cars Of various patterns I'm the
building, together with a large quantity
OF supplies. It IS believed the loss viii
reach $1,000, partly insured.
The fremen saw at once that the old
frame structure could not be saved in the
strong wind and made successful Efforts
to save adjoining property. The electric
cars between ST. Paul and Minneapolis 20
along University avenue, and the fire par
alyzed the car service, besides bringing
down the lectric. telephone and telegraph
wires. The floats in the recent winter car
niyal were stored in the barns and were
all destroyed. The origin Of the fire is q
mystery.
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HANNIBAL

Hannibal. o.. February 22-Hon
Sep Hail. of New Martinsville. was IN
town Monday.
Mrs. James Richie arrived in town
Thursday evening and Will remain
until April the guest OF ler mother
AIRS. Mary Non
a cOugenial party of friends Of Rev.
and Mrs O.. VI. Wilsan were enter
tanned at the English NJ j. Church
parsonage on Wednesday evening in
the customary social amusements. in
tersnerse1 with both vocal and instru-
mental music and recitluOns rendered
by their son. Prof. G.. II Wilson who
is visiting them.
Capt. Charles Nuhleman was at New
N9rJinsville Friday on business.
VIII Nuhlemau. Of Lemar. H.. was
the guest Of relatives in town Wednes-
day.
Henry NeUenschw003cr and Samuel
Braunlicb were at Antioch. o., the
first Of the week.
NJ. s. Hoier was at Matamoras, o.
TUESDAY
J. L. Nuhleman came nome Off The
Liberty Saturday 10 attend the funeral
of his siSter-in-lGW, Mrs. Godfrey
Nuhleman sunday. He returned
Tuesday evening.
Dave Thonen. Of Sistersville. is the
guest Of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Th0nen.
Nr. and Mrs Kent. Of Chicago. ar
rived Friday evening and are the guests
OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs John
fisher.
Washingt0n's Birthday was f,tingly
celebrated by cur public schools on
Friday afternoon.