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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-17
A MALICIOUS REPORT
N'shectlng on Respectable Citizens of;
WSetIlur and IJritOu So

ItHecting on Respectable Citizens OF
Wheeling and E'nlton. IA s ssjl
In the, Registers report OF the meet
Ing held by the Triadelphln district Re-
pibl!cGns Thursday night that paper
gces out OF It's way TO reflect upon tho
Character Of the Republican voters from
wheeling and Fulton who attended the
meeting The malicious tone OF the ar
tIels all the way through Is IN harmony
with che opening sentencc, In whlehitlt,
stated that the Trindelptia Republicans
We're "rc-inforcea by some G otha ana
Iandals from Fultonaud n fow Indians
from East Wheeling" The Register
goeA on to say, that those attending tho
meeting were .'about as diso:dcriy a set
as ever mlsreprcsented Whecling;! that
( car windows were smashed: Tint ladies
on tllG return train were subjected to
,Aaclts." &C. Tho fact Is that tho clubs
from Wheeling and Fulton are coiuposed
" respectable citizens and that tho dis.
orderly conduct alluded to by the 1eegis-
Ter should not eIcredltcd to them. The
same night Democratic meeting waA
hcIa out the same road and thei'sli were
55Htnc dlsturhancc3 raised By members Of
i,emoGratic delegations. ono cage ,beln.
an an insult .ota colored Republican by a
Dt!nootRt,Switich vas l,romptlyirescnt
60 The Register reportcrrodc home on
Snc same car with q number OF tho men,
nefS OF tho Fulton club, which Is COM
naed Of Representative citlzahs tofGiliat
FltGs. There was q Eren deal OF natural
ehlhusiasrrt oycrtho SUCCESS OF the meet.
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HOLD Another Mrcstnr and Give tic Ma.
tional Democratic Tfciret s'iace on tho
Official isnilst. = ,t ~ 1. $50
Ballo. Commissioners Dobbins. Hand
ian and Walton held another meeting
yesterday afternoon and resumed the
work of preparing the official 5alt,t for
the approaching election. During the
afternoon the certificates OF Nomination
of all candidates with the exception OF
county candidates. were examined By
the commissioners and approved. The
county candidates via be gone over at
q meeting to be held to-day.
The Democratic member Of the board
Of ballot commissioners yesterday With
drew his objection TO the National DEM
ocratic: Sound money! ticket, being Eiv-
en- a place on the ballot. He Conferred
with local Popocratic leaders. who COM
municated with the state leaders at
Charleston, but. 1t Is understood no reply
Was received before he withdrew his OBJ
jecttons. The; local Popocrats came to
The conclusion that 1t would have been
the height OF political folly 10 exclude
the National Democrats froula place on
the .ballot,as It w,ould have the etrec. OF
forcing many sound money Democrats
to vote for both Mckinley and the Re,
publican state ticket. = Z. y y 5silSsi{i
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EEEWooD REpUBL1CAEs
WIN Hold a Rous'nE Mtetlas TO- night.
h Mr.. Atkinson to Sneak L


Mr.. AsSlnaon to Speaks
The Bsnwood Republicans Will hold 4
n,uslng rally in that town tp.night, in
honor or West Virsin,a's next governor,
Hon. George ". Atkinson, who Will ad
dress 4 crowd gathered from both sides
OF the river. The meeting h Under the
auspices OF the Mark Hanna Republican
club OF Ben%ot,d. The escort to tho
next governor VIII consist OF Tue 3. L.
Dovcrers and G. W. At kinsons clubs, ol
Wheeling, the Benwood clubs and clubs
from Be!laire. Shelrard and Mounds
vile. The escort Will. form at Forty
eighth strert, thence moving or 10
Fourth, to McMechen. to Elerei,th, ID
Main. To- Fourth, to Water, to Main, &c
the Hp-akets' stand cppostte THE Ben
wood city building. The Mark Hanna
club, having The affair IN charge, are
making great efforts, and successful
meeting is already assured. & tF9f
Squire Harry Riddle Is chiasI marshal
of The parade. Mr.. John James Mil pre-.
side at the meeting. The following vice
presidents haretbeen selected = 80, rs
T. Barscr, II. N. eabody,
Charley Sprouts, William Price, y f&
hIrthur Fox. VA! 1I.S Riddlc,JAi, 4 iit $,
W. Lindsey, Robert Newton,
W. McMullen, gl4 ALBERT Serig, Ia ~
"a. NHwton, sr., G. Fitzgerald,
J, W. Davis, al n Thomas Sheppard,
Thomas Carrot, Aug. ShadS b a (; 3ti q
robert Coates. William Leach, %
lanes Geraghty, j 3 Barton. j!b
Joseph lille. 4. ed. NoeItt4s ri;
4. portcrfield, c. a. Lacy, ~! 3 e.
< AHmeyGr, William Shad, =
!: shults, - u X DR.. Med
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I ". " U. is ALL RIGHT.
Special Dispatch to the Intellisencer.

Special Dispatch to the 1ntellisencer.
PARKERsBURG ". Va, Oct. ID.
Tho West Virginia University foot ball
team and Lafayette College eleven play
ed their second game Of the series OF
three. here to-day. and the Pennsyfva-.
mans were victorious, the score stand
Ing 6 to IN their favor. Although the
Varsity boys were shut dut they were
In q sense victorious. They played bril-
liantly and stood by their adyersaries In
1lne manner. Tho game here to-day
WAS a surprise to everybody. as, 1t was
known that Lafayette won the Fair,
mont gano by d score OF IS to O.. 1t was
supposed that they would beat Varsity
worss than that to-day, but they didn't
and they themselves were surprised by
tho way Trenchard's men played. The
day was ideal and about 1000 people
saw the contest.
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{ BELLAIRE,
All Sorts OF Local News aud Gossip About
B5tSGe Gio Glnss City. 49, X

All Sorts OF Local News ana Gossip About
dio Glass City. H
Monday night will be gala night in
this city for the Republican cause. Judge
George .K.fNash, of Columbus, land Hon.
INV. Hol!ingswortii viii deliver addresses.
The whole city Will be lighted in a blaze
of enthusiasm. The Wheeling clubs. tho
Martins Ferry clubs, tho Bridgeport clubs,
the BenW0od clubs and tho Shadysida
club, with nftyi mounted men, Will be in
limo with tcfcl1es. red ire and roman can
dies. Everybody Will decorate along tho
line OF march. and the gates of the city
Will be open to blaze the way for an honest
dollar and protection to home industries.
IA NJ. Schoyer and W, NJ. Grafton, Of
PIttsburgh.$w were in the city yesterday on
an inspection tohr. The former Is super
intendent OF q telegraph line and tho lat
ter signal engineer Of the Pennsylvania
company - 9
Miss Minnie Wilson, daughter OF Mrs.
1T Freeze and Mr.. Fred Find, steward
of the steamer Lexington, were welded Mt
tho home of the brides mother Thursday
evening by Hev. William Percgoy. &
Mr.. J. d. Smith ana daughter of the
Fourth ward. left yesterday for, philadel-
phIn and other eastern citics.Ss} I. q. q
Mr.. G.. w. Yost. OF tho bottle company,
has returned home from Pittsburgh, where
he attended n ycu1lfcrclice. ia,-tt!f
Joseph N. f'iiornbarry and wife have re-
turned to tlie1clty from visit with rcla-
tivcs In Htnlisviic. Ai53is
Tho Capitol base ball team went to
GAINESVILLE yesterday morning. t (. 81
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N e! i. ~ and I'cs:,
Two Varsity. Fayorites.

d.
stride, and the Pennsylvanlans will fight
every inch Of ground before allowing d
tie.whlch. means equal ability, or q de-
fe2t, which means Disgrace. The Penn
sylvanians. beaten by the West Virgins
ans would return east shorn OF the lus-
tre clinging to them by their lie with
Princeton. Lafayette acknowledges
having found foemen worthy OF their
steel, and hence will make the contest a
decisive one, IL possible. "a RI
The University boys are confident. that
the science displayed by, the maroon and
white will be OF no avail to-day. Should
they win, every West Virgintan should
rejoice. Unlike the eastern college
teams made up OF the pick OF the hand,
their team consists OF natives Of the lit
tie mountain state, with two exceptions
from across the border of,the keystone
state. All Wheeling should get out.
decked in old gold and blue, and root for
home raised material. A big attendance
to-day assures the Princeton game next
month. So come on ye rooters from
near and far. The lineup ct the Is
land ball park this afternoon at three
al d .
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OIL C1TY-River 4 feet, s inches and
falling. Cloudy and coel. sE
& GREENSBORO-Riv 8 feet and
Stationary. Cloudy and cool.
WARRES-Rtver feet Z inches and
falling. Cloudy and cool.
MORGANTOWN-River z feet c
inches and falling. Clear. i.s5
P1TTSBURGH-Rlyer 3 feet and fall
ing at ths dam. Clear end cool.
STEUBENVILLE-Rver 10 feet and
rising. Cloudy and cool Up-Virginia.
DOWN.. K. Bedford. 81
Observation-Disclosures Z feet
inches and rising. Cloudy and cold.
Down and up-Argand. Up-VaLey
Belle. Due down-Ben Hur. Little Ka-
naWha rising. I,t&
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d SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1t.-Tom
Tracy being dissatisfied with the re-
suit OF his recent meeting with George
Green, Young Corbett," before the
Occidental Club, has challenged the
latter to fight him again ar IA pounds
before the club offering the largest
purse. Green says: II am IN o bit Of
a quandary as I had q cablegram from
that an Important letter IS on the way.
contains, but fitis not something en-
ticin.. r VIII be perfectly willing to
give Tracy the first chance"
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IN 7Rr OIL FIELDS
i,rsai Atiiy!ly la Abe soutAwe.t oa Ae-
soant q nst,nt t;ooh strlkes-i IL the

lRrsai Atity.lyl Ia lhs souti,,,e,t ON Ae-
cpnnt Of nst.nt Gooa strikes In the
J'snwoo,i J,i,trict, Z. & y.
"A faw days ago mention was made in
Sthese columns that a we'll had been
struck ON the Johnson d. Long farm.
at The Owls Head, near aildilebourne,
Tyler county, and that IL was showing
I'M for a good producer. 1t has since
been learned that tho we'll IS showing \
nice lot OF oil and that while * VIII not
aba of tho gusheI' variety, when cons
fplete'i II Will be n good well and Will
open up o lot OF territory than has not
yet been tested. The well 70 reported
nowto be making about forty barrels q
day md II 10 expected 10 increase In Pros
duction when II has been drilled deeper.
There Is n large scope Of territory out
there that can be operated now md this
viii make things lively In tho vicinity OF
the county seat. Il 5.3t3 "a n 4 d. 4;
There Is practically nothing new from
tho Mayfleld we'll and there 10 not likely
out there that should be near the sand IN
q very short time, but there 10 no telling
when II will come In as It is impossible
to hear anything from It. Since the
Mayfeld well was cleaned out It has
been showing up better and 1t Is now do
Ing $50 barrels a day. y
H Crawford 8 Treat have q couple OF
very important wells due in the sand at
Hebron. but SO far noshing haa been
heard from them. They should. reach
the sand sometime to-day or to-u,or'
row, unless some accident has betallen
them, ~. Z; s-4}s 4: 4
THE territory OF the southwest that Is
attracting the attention of operators
at present Ia that In the vicinity OF BAn-
wood. In Monroe county. Ohio, where
the Fisher and Henry oil companies
have recently drilled In several good
wells. As has been stated before these
two companies have about all Of tho
territory over there, but despite that
fact there has been . great influx OF oil
men In that section, all intent. upon sa-
curing. if possible, q small lease or a
bit OF royalty that the big companies
have overlooked There Is large
amount OF work mapped out in that Sec
zion by tho people who are doing the
principal operating. and that will be the
busiest part OF the southwest the COM
ing winter from all Indications.
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a General Order.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. y CLUBS,

R3hERUBLlCAN MARCHING CLUBS.
WHEELING. V,sEY.h.,i Oct II. lSsS.
General Orders No. i
J. The clubs sili assemble at Their 70.
spectlve headquarters Monday evening.
81 attending tile demonstration at BeIlnire.
Ohio: Arrangementsihn have been made with
me wheeling Railway Company and tho
benwood Ferry 10 transport the clubs 10
Mna from bellalrc, fare for The round Tip
FURNISHED. and tho clubs will embark al
nearest point. on street car limo to their
respective headquarters. b b \ ~ 'iFi.''l
I, Captains will report not later than
OF men. also the number or musIcians that
will participate. nj = 80 - , -
2; Aides will report mounted at Twenty
third and Chapline streets at T.IS u, m.
N BY order OF Chief Marshal Baguley. 81 !.
4 AZ; C.. d. THOMPSON. y VI
1T tsffNS ~ t,f
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MARTINS FERRY.
Kurs aud Nilahnps In tho Thriving City
u q 81 X Across tho River.

u " y
on Tuesday. October q, n great Re-
inublieati street demonstration win take
place in Martins Ferry. 1t Is not expected
TO have any, speaking, but nm evening OF
s,,nnlloyed Republican enthusiasm. 1t Will
be under tho auspices OF tho Republican
! club of Martins Ferry and promises ! 10
th1 II corkcr. Clubs from all the towns
within radius Of 100 miles ihnve been
Invited, and many have, slgnlicd their
intention OF accepting. & sI,5
i About SIS was realized last night at The
sound money social .givcn by the Dunforl
Guards. THIS ID quito n sum. considering
the other attractions prevailing inGthc
town, and sDut three days notice OF tho
social being Given. q "A & .ii3..'
q, The Dantord Guards 70 10. Bcllairc on
Monday night. Parkcrsburg or Portland!
7 day night. They. 20 TO Pittsburgh on tho
3lst. ~, 3 ttss5fl I 4 & ~
y John ,Healy. OF Bradford. Pa, Is Visiting
. his friend, Francis Mulancy. Il IN y :
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The Be,,,r zoe. Fold.


Special Dispatch to tho 1ntelllsencer.
WooDSF1ELD, o.. Oct lG.-oll men
at this place are feeling jubilant over
the new pool opening o few miles eaat Of
here, at Benwood. Ohio. Nine wells
have been drilled In to date and they are
all good ones. Cehrs No. !. which came
in Wednesday, is making fifty barrels
an hour. New locations are being made
almost daily. 4! 5s I.
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The marks at 6 p. m. showed o feet
inches and slowly rising. The top notch
OF the rise. about 10 feet, will be reached
early this morning. Weather. clear and
cooler. = 3 III
A special dispatch to The Intall!geucer
from Washington, states that Captain
Asa Booth. son OF Captain John &.
Booth. has been appointed a pilot In the
engineer corps on the war department,
with headquarters at Cincinnati He Is
detailed for duty at the1wheel OF the
government snasboat E. A Woodruff.
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AtNorti, Street Church.

al the North Street N. E.. church to-
morrow, Rev. WA. Nicholas, OF Hun
tlngton, will preach. In the evening,
Dr. Walter W. Wyctls prominent
missionary, Will occupy the pulpit, and
treat the subject or missions. The
morning service begins at 1880; the
evening. attf:30. ~; 5Egz s5sf e ~
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g DE WITS Witch Hazel salve Is
IN nntl-septic. soothing and Slioal!ns
application for burns, scalds. cuts,
bruisot. otc. ana curcs pilea. like magic.
II christianity stops pain. Charles X.
Goethe. corner Twelfth and Nlarkot
streets; HoWlc & Co.. Bridgeport; Pea
bodyfSs Son, ESnwood, Il 5., n,
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THE THE RIVER.
{ YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.

YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES
Pittsburgh. VIRGINIA, 10 a, m. q
Parkersburg. BEN HUR. II H. N. Is
Steubenville..F. A. GOEBEL. e:Se p. m.
Clsrinston. ..JEWEL, $50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Charleston...H X. BEDFORD. 6 a N.
Parkersbury. ARGAND. II a.. m.
Observation-Disclosures a.. m.
Steubenville.. p. A. G0EBEL, $50 p. m.
Clarington...JEWEL, $50 .. N.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW
Pittsburgh. BEN HUR, 6 a.. m.
Pittsburgh. .kANAWHA, 6 u N.
Pittsburgh. HUDSON, s q. N.
Clncinnatf....rlRGINIA, s T.. m.
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Ing. and this probably grated OF, Tho
ffegister niari's nerves. q He feit .5ad
over witnessing 20 much Republican en-
thuslasm and evidently sought comfort
In writing the vicious aud vindictiye q.
count which appeared In The next morn
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al HACKING cough is not only an.
noylng TO others, but Is dangerous to
the. person who has Il. One Minute
Cough Cure Will quickly put an end TO
!t.t} Charles r. Goethe, corner Twelfth
and Market streets: Bowie Geo,
Bridgeport; Peabody & Son, Bcnwood'f
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The above was received yestertiaysby
each OF the postofilce mail carriers, In
this city, who are Of the Democratic
faith OF course the carriers knew what
II .tearts-an attempt to force from
them contributions TO the G P0pocratic
campaign fund which 10 sald to be at a
very low figure Just NJ this stage OF the
campaign. or course the fact that the
mall carriers are under civil service
rules. which distinctly provide that gov
eminent employees shall not take part In
political campaign, beyond casting
their ballots on election day and shall
mt contribute to campaign funds, cuts
not the slightest figure with the enter.
prlSlng chairman OF the Ohio county,
Pooocratic COMMITTEES. x The 5coadi don
that ctmfnonts him Is desperate and
desperate remedies are In order. 4 4: z,
However, the fact that dismissal from
the government service follows o. Viola
ton OF civil service rules and that VIC
lation OF the section prohibiting cam
paIgn contributions are especially and
severely dealt with, will make the
Wheeling mail carriers chary!.ot VIC
lating 1. Just now, particuiariysus they
share the belief. soon to become a GER
tainty that there will be d change OF
politics in the incoming administration.
This was shown most conciusiyely last
evening. An Intelligencer reporter, eta
toned across the street, from the Regis
Ter Office from $50 to 7:45 p. m, saw: not
one mail carrier enter the Newspaper
office. AT 7:45 Mr.. }Dafrah, " no was In
the counting room, left the place, $evi-
IDENTIFY in disgust, and wentcup. Market
street. Tia Very sad. Mr. Darrah. You
cant blame the mali carriers, though;
they see tho handwriting on TIE wall and
evidently, do not propose to, send good
money after bad IN. a hopeless fight. I
The Popocrat!c scommitteeIin Pitts
burSh tried the game scheme 1his week
and got beautifully left. ~ One of tho
mail carriers informed Postmaster Cen
eral Wilson of the Incident. 1.-THE result
YVES the detailing OF a special post flee
inspecatori on the case By theicivi SER
vice commissioners, who Is nijw m the
Smoky City working up the case.
In New fork, Collector Of the Port
Gilbreata heard that circulars were In
circulation from the Ta1anany commit
tee. asking for campaign contributions.
He at once placed The case IN sthe hands
Ok inspectors and attorneys who will
make somebody suffer the heaYy penal
Is provided In S1tcA casAx 21t-AS = "
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+, The n. c. Richards Six Footers Win
meet at the city building at I O'clock tos
night, for escort duty

Hon. AZ. a. Kendall, Republican cam
didate for stale treasurer, and Col. J. r.
Hooten. OF Moundsville, addressed a
very enthusiastic audience OF nearly 800
voters in NIcaiechen last night. Mr..
Robert Riggs, OF Benwood, was chair
man OF the meeting. ~ PSI
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N WHY r,ot5pront BY the experience OF
others who have found " permanent cure
for cataryh In Hoods Sarsa parIlla? z
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!. THE King OF Pills Is Bcecham's-
lBEECHAM'S.
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NJ The Popecrats held a meeting at the
Fifth ward market house last night and
Co,.Sw. W. Arnptt succeeded In attract
ing a fair siaed crowd. lie used the
Stock arguments OF silver so common
this year, but did not mention the tar.
III, upon which the people OF Ohio county.
f, DEPEND so much. Mr.. Arnett's attitude
on the tariff question Is too We'll known
for comment. His silver attitudels but
lately acquired. 5lels h.St
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.THEY'RE8HARD.s..UlPl:.,.'
Chairman Darrsh. Of ths;c county
Popoeratic COMMITTEES
.GOEsAFTERT HEMAIL CARRIERS

ror cimrs,gn contribatioa,, but He
ssenlnsiy Meets with Littie'ari No sae.
ee,.-MAil csrrtsrs Fear ti,s civil Service
assuiAtions--,vork % The Ballet coa.-
.loners-colonei Arns.t's Msstt,is on tho
south Side. I ~ Il
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The Republican Cyclers' Eseort Club
held a meeting last night and decided to
participate in the parade Ut Bellaire on
Monday evening. All members OF the
club are called to report at I p. m. sharp.
A meeting ID called for Tuesday evening
to consider the Parkersbure TRIP on
Thursday. The club, desiring to make a
good showing, asks the members to be
present at each future meeting, 90 that
all may receive tickets. US fsS
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A large excursion OF West yirginlans
bound for Canton win pass through the
city OF 9 o'clock this morning. An They
VIII come over the Baltimore & 4, Ohio
from all points as far out as ! Cumber-
land, and will be- transferred to the
Wheeling C Lake Erie over which line
they Will be taken to the home OF the
next President. n - r., ~
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Hon a. w. Campbell and Hon. w; II.
Hearne, of Wheellng,,will address u Re-
publican meeting at West Liberty, this
county next Friday Afternoon at 2
n'cincj gl . IS ga. sI.t' Vi e ~ 49,
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GENERAL NOTICES.
ID REDEMPTION Isl OF BONDS-LoAN:
4, (lES 1Syt ~ 90 rl1't

DEDEMPTIONl ~ OF. n BONDS-LOAN.3
LIZ $50 OF ISIS. ! iisis 4 u NJ
The following bonds OF the loan OF ISL
have this day been drawn by lot, accord.
3 Ing TO- ordinance, and will be redeemed i
on and after the FIRST day OF November
.lSs6. at tho Bank Of the: Ohio Valley; In
& Numbers 90. II, a27, ooS. ST.. 100, ~. sa5,
btG t2l, $50, 1a5, 4s6. aal. 63 81, Sc, Is. 81,
o., e6l. u.s. 81, 9e6, 3iS, Sel ~, AZ 80.
a. {at 20. 655, 3is rs, s., 81. as t'S. 1a2
dollars each. a ii5i 4 i&t : ! s 5-..3f5 III
Numbers lbs. 100, Il. 500. of I'VE hundred
dollars each.f sqlI'E \ " Il VI a.
4 Number SCI. OF one thousand dollars.
&ii 81 WIN. b. SIMPSON,
s n JULIUS PoLLOCli,5siAf}
f5s. Is II. P. JEPSON,
oela - Commissioners Of the Loan Of lSSl...
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WHEELING. W. Va. oct. &c. 1896.
Mr., -------;--- City. Il ss4
N DEAR SIR:.-you viii please meet ma
tonight ut 40 o'clock NJ the Register
III THOMAS NJ. DARRAI,s
Chairman Democratic County Committee.
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THfc yINTELLfGENCER PRINTING
j. establishments, Neat. Accurate Prompt.