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THE NJ. E. CONFERENCE.
AstrugEIs In which Portland wIns-An
Arbitration Memorial Adopted.


Arbitration Memorial Adopted.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, May PA
struggle for tho location OF an Episco-
pal residence in the northwest, marked
the opening OF the Methodist conference
to-day. After much discussion Port
land was named. This completed the
list.
For secretary OF the Sunday school
and Tract society. but one ballot was re-
Quired. Or. ]. s. Hurlburt. former Sec
retary, received 2I6 out Of ll3 cast, thus
re.electinS him.
But one ballot was necessary to elect
secretary OF the board of education,
DR.. Charles II. Payne, the present In
cumbcnt, received all the votes, Ss7 in
number.
The manner in which bishops should
be assigned to cities was the cause OF a
great deal Of argument, The committee
reported In favor OF the bishops select
Inr their residences In the order OF their
election, but bishop who desired to
continue IN any specified place was to
have tho right to so remain Many were
the arguments made for and against
the latter portion Of the report, but II
was finally adopted. Dr.. W. v. Kelly
was reelected editor Of the Methodist
Review and Dr. ]. N. Buckley, edl-
tor OF the Christian Advocate.
Ex-Governor Mnnsur,ot Nermont,pre-
sented the report OF the committee on
arbitration. It was In the form OF a
7 memorial TO the President Of the United
States. 1t set forth the advantages OF
peace over war and says that II will
be happy day for the world when all
International disputes find peaceful So
lutlons.
The committee made no suggestions.
but left that to superior intelligence and
wisdom In the matters OF the state
policy.
This was unanimously adopted md
copies will be sent to the heads Of thlr-
tystwo governments OF the world.
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Special Dispatch to the IntellIgencsr.
FAIRMoNT, W. Va, May 22.-The
store building and stock Of goods OF
Riley Shackelford, West MononGah.
was burnt yesterday morning. His loss
amounts to about $1,000 onsbuildlnE and
$500 on his stock OF goods. The odd
Fellows occupied the second story as a
hall and lost all their paraphernalla,
surance, mostly in Wheeling companies.
The residence Of DIR. Thomas wns badly
damaged by the heat, but is covered by
lnSurnnco
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American DHpIIst Union.

AsBURY PARK. n. j., May 22.-The
eighty-second anniversary Of the
American Baptist Missionary Union,
was the order At the auditorium to-day.
The celebration will continue until to-
morrow evening.
The Rev. Henry F. Colby, D. D., OF
Ohio. the president II the Union deliv-
cred the annual address.
The appointment Of committees, read
ing Of the reports Of the executive COM
mittee. treasurer and committee on ar
engagements. concluded the morning
session.
This afternoon the home secretary
conducted a special consideration Of
the home relation to the work abroad"
with prayer and conference.
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pEoRsy COUSINS nj,
NEGLECTED. by ThosC 81 .sm She Away
Supporteia.

Neglected by 'rho'S vi 'sm She Always
SnpportoA.
LOS ANGELES, Cali, May 92.-Miss
Phoebe Cousins. the NJ tted lecturer and
woman EuftraFlsE who came TO this
city few months agc on account OF a
soyerc attack OF rheuInatIsm, has rap
idly grown worse and Is now very ILL.,
While not In absolute want, Miss Cous-
ms cxchcducr Is somewhat depletGu,
nnd In consequence she applied 10 the
eufTrngc association for loan IN or1Sr
that she might leave tttls clin1lc' whlch
does not Il gree with her, ShC wrote
Ia Mrs. Sargent. pies eldent ot the SUI,
fringe association, nt Stan Francisco. ana
Miss Susan u. Arth,pny, nut neithSt
would come to her AID, MRS sHrESht
took no notice o the letter anu MISS
Anthony replied that they needed nll
the money they had for the campaign
FOR woman suffrage IN California.
MisH Cousins spoke pathetlrhllN OF
her neglect by Miss Anthony to whom
Rhc said she had been tA loyal supporter
and defender,
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CHICAGO, May 99.-TO-morrOw the
wrcrkcrs who have for nearly three
years been removing the rcmalnB Of the
grpat worlds fair VIII formally turn the
grounds over TO tic jackson Park COM
main ne a reminder Of the grandeur
are the art palace aud La ltRbida con-
vent, both OF which are Wen preserved,
the diIhpIdntcd German building and
tho badly soilcd statue OF liberty, The
park commissioners Will at once begin
To restore the dcsolutc grounds to Its
former beauty as park.
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ham. Ohio j. F. Irnkiee. Ohio: G. G.
Shepard. Penna.; " D. Briddy, New
York; Rev. !. n, Gcddes, Iowa, and ].
s. Thorpp, Ohio.
The Kansas City University project
was commended and the following
trustees TO maEacr Il nominated: Rev.
r. 7. Tagg, Maryland; c. z. Bradley,
Nebraska; &. Il. Curtis. Nebraska; 4.
]: Prosser, Missouri: II. G. G. Fink,
Pen8a.i DR. J. W. May, Kansas; J. v.
Andrews, Kansas. Thomas Sankey,
Pennsylvania; Rev. ! A. ThrOpp. o.;
!. v. Post, West Virginia and T. J..
Shepard, Kansas
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METHODIST PROTESTANTs,
The Work OF the General Conference
Practically Closed.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, May s2.-FInNl
adjournment of tho Methodist Protes-
tant conference IS in sight, and many
delegates have already left for home to
avoid travelling on Sunday. Consider
able discussion took place to-day over
an item In the report Ot the committee
on Home Missions providing that tho
board not assume new obligations un-
I'll It's present ones were llqu.datdd. It
was auSEeStcd that the board be re-
duccd or that II he consolidated with
tho foreign missionary board. The
discussion was postponed for the time
being,
The committee on education reported
on Inc Adrian, Michigan College and
Maryland seminary and recommended
the f0tt1wiHE trustees for tho first
named institutions: q. Il. nricrly; Al
cN.triur Patton, New Jersey; lScV. j, r.
CuRan, Pittsburgh; Rev. 8, s. stanton,
Indiana; W. i. PicrpOnt, West Virgin
Ia; Roscoe Swift, Mlchlgani 4. Z, Grn-
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KH1aHTs oF PYrH1As
VIII Make a New Departure In the Enc
campmsnt Line.

VIII Make a New Departure In the Enc
Campmsnt Line.
MILWAUKEE,, May Gas an out
growth Of tho decision by the national
body OF the military OF the order OF
knights Of PyihiAs ne to hold nlny ma
tlonnl encampment this year because OF
the action Of the western passenger as-
ISOLATION, union cncampmenl by tho
briHudcB OF Wisconsin, Iowa, Illinois,
Nebraska, tho Dnkotas and probably
gcVerul other northwestern states will
be held with the Minnesota brigade ut
Minneapolis during the first week In
September.
For this union or division encamp-
mcnt the city OF Minneapolis VIII carry
cut all the arrangements Intended for
tho national gnthering. including tho
raising OF 5000 In cash priEcs for drills,
etc, A similar cnehmBmeRt will be held
about the same time nt Columbus, OhIn.
FOR tho middle states, and probably an.
other for the southern states at NASH
VillN
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Special Dispatch TO the Intelllgeneer,
HUNTINGTON, W, Va, May "a
Two persons were probably fatally In
jured a tCullodon this morning during
a severe. thunder storm. Lightning
struck the small house OF E. c. Nc
Keny and all inside the building were
more or less shocked Nora White.
aged sixteen, and Charles White, a
brother, are thought to be fatally In
jured. as neither have spoken since
the occurrence
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contruetn for Fuel.

Special Dispatch to the .1ntelligenccr.
WASHINGTON. May 22-The secre-
tary Of the treasury has awarded the
contract for furnishing fuel for the use
Of the government building Mt Parkers-
burg for the fiscal year ending June 80:
1897, to the Mountain Gas Company. OF
that city, and for the fuel for the build
ing at Charleston to W. X. Goodwin, OF
that city.
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Knnn,rln viii settle Il.
sneoInl pIspatch 10 a. IntellIgoneer.

Special Dispatch to the lntelllgencer.
CHARLESTON, ". Va, May a.
The Republican county committee to-
day decided to place the names of Hon.
H, C. Mcwhorter and Judge F. A.
Guthrie, candidates for circuit Judge,
on the ticket to be voted at the pri-
mary election, the one receiving the ma
iority to be given the solid delegation
from Kanawha to the judicial conven-
tion al Winfield, July 9, MS Knnawhn
is entitled to more delegates than Put
nam and Mason combined. The pri-
mary will virtually settle the nOmina-
ton.
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YORK. Pa, May 22-George W. Holt
ringer, OF Holtz, this county, discovered
a burglar in his general merchandise
store this mOrnIng. on being appre-
hended by Mr.. HoltzinGcr, the burglar
ATTEMPTED to escape. 4Ir. HoltZinger
called upon him to halt. ana then snot.
killing the man instantly. he mas NOS
vet hPnn identified.
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ACrnTv NTnn's Deed.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 22.-AlVa 2.
Shepard, jeweler, last night murdered
his cousin, Mrs. l. E. Aweny, and then
cut his own throat. The woman was
addicted 10 the use Of morphine and It
Is believed from a note left by Shepard.
that he considered It his duty to kill
Mrs, Awcny. Shepard was n devout
spIritualIst, and It is said. religious ar
dor had impaired his mind.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, May 22.-Ths
executive council OF the California
Bankers Association has adopted n res
olutlon declaring the gold should con:
tinue 10 be the standard OF value and
that silver and paper can be used with
safety only in such quantity as can be
absorbed and remain in circulation
without compelling their redemption
10 maintain theiF parity.
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C1ECINNATIS PRIDE
Ths arsal nIa.Ieat I's.ttvat oFand sn0.

cess.
CINCINNATI, Ohio. May 22.-Ther
Is no dIminutlon of interest in the con-
ocrts of tho May festival association.
Their social cclat has been heightened
hy the unheralded presence Of expires
Iient Bonjamln harrison md his bride.
They were naturally the center Of at
tcnlIon, but they wcrc not strangers.
Mr. Harrlson's npecstrIi home Is In tho
suburbs. md Mrs, Enrrison's mother
spent the greater ~Rrt OF her life near
TGc managers of tho festival arc
prnrd Of the FlIc md III. character Of
their audiences so far, md arc cgpccInl-
ly plcnErd with the general verdict OF
delight In tho performance cf SonlEon
and DelIlnh. All the FolnlstB. the Or
Chcgtra md oven tho chorus are strong
Iy commended for the work dunc. only
three more concerts remain, In which
two new RololstB are TO be irtr01uccd--
Klafgky and COrlnnc Moore Lawson.
The udyuncc snlc OF seats for these hhs
been very large.
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"oyYTcrGLo REPORTS
A MOODY Hattie lnhurRSnts Worsted, a'
Usual.

Uaunl.
EAyASA. May 2s.-The column OF
troons commanded by Colonel Delgado
was attacked at the Teresa plantation
near Cruces, province of Santa Clara
bv a force OF Insurgents said to number
!, ,SoS men, under Aleman. Fonsetn ana
Sarduy. The troops dislodged inc IN
s,,yTcnts from an Gntrenched position
IS' S.. : hsvonct charge and as the enemy
rSS,rsotcd, w . g the cavalry belonging TO the
pavIS regiment charged and tseiH sa-
bros killed twenty-five OF thc insSr- sur
gents, III all the Insurgents iost SSso ~,
sntv-sly l KIllel. among them being tne
tn.isTs nm PInSlra and Garrido. The troops
'. a detachment of troops under Colonel o., e.
Landa has distJdgea 2 FORCE ,,2I,Is nI insuSF "
6,ncs hSta, nnIyince OF Plnar del Rio: Tho
enemy In rrtrcatins left six killed ana
retrcated with severely wounacd'
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Eonnd Numbered.

HAZLETON. Pa. May 22.-Grifln
Roberts, superintendent Of the Lehigh
6 Wilkesbarre Coal Collfer1es, in the
Honey brook district, was found Iate
last night with his skull fractured. he
died at the hospital here to-day. a pteoe
OF gas pipe stained with olood WSs
found near where the body lay, tndt-
eating that he was murdered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-23
JOHN SHERMAN
Fixes the Blame for Failure to Re.
lieye the Treasury
WHERE 1T PROPERLY BELONGS.

Democrat, In the senate Joined Hands
with the Popullsis 70 Defeat Revenue
Measures Sent 70 che Senate by the
HOuso-He Appeals 70 tho Democratic
side % Lay Aside PArti,anshlp-Rivsrs
and IIarbors Bill in the House.
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SENATOR QUAY!
Received Cordially by Mckinley at
the Latter's Homo.
CONFERENCE STRICTLY PRIVATE

,,a Both Gsntlsnsn Decline % ThFow
I,y Light on the Nature orTheir cOu.
,,r.tlon-It Is Known, However. that
a, witt was Psrsely Frlsnaly-Ths
50, Prs,ldent Meets HTS P,nn,yIyanla
Rt,.l.t the RallrOads station.
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AFree Sllysr C1ub.

Special Dispatch to the IntelIiEeneOr.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, May n
A free silver club was organized here
Tonight with almost Ave hundred men-
beEa. Speakers weFe present from YRri.
Gus parts Of the ctate, and much inter.
est was manifested. The crowd was
composed chiefly Of Democrats.
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CHEYENNE, wyo., May 92-The
Democratic state convention adjourned
last night, having completed the work
by the election OF delegates to the n1-
uonRl convention. Tho delegates arc all
for Silver and are instructed TO vote as
n uhlk
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D,.U.,l,oDratI,,

MoNcToS, y. b., May :",-Two mon
lost their lives at Dunsinanc to-day
while lighting forest Ares, which are
ra,sing nj many points along the inter-
ION colonial ratlr5ad The men wero
Peter Pollct and Joseph Doyle,
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that final vote be taken at 4 p. m.
on Monday next, which was agreed to.
The coterence report on the river and
harbor bill including the agreement on
tho Santa Monica and San Pedro, Cali
fornia, items, was agreed 10.
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Special Dispatch to the IntellIEencer.
WASHINGTON. May 22.-PoBtmas-
tars appointed: PInola. Wood county,
Thomas J. Gntlen. vice Wild Adams, re-
signed; Rita, Calhoun county, o. H.
Groves, vice Andrew Parsons, removed.
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E'r, West Virginia, generally fair during
tho div, preceded hy rIiln IN the carly
mornlnr: cooler; northerly winds.
For Western Pennsylvania and OHIO
generally fair; cooler light 10 fresh north,
crly winds.
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DENVER, Colo. May 1.-The nrc at
RrrckInrIisc IS under control. Two
blocks wore huru,-l. LnsS $4,000. Tho
business portion 81 the town was saved.
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FOR HIS LIFE.
Bennett on Trial for Murder Of
Dorsey at Washington.
THE CELEBRATED CASE BEGUN.

Tho Noted Tragedy Rocalled-How tho
Leading cOIored Citizen OF Western
Penuuylvahln was Murdered by Two
DIsn, who Robbed HIm-Dennstt Sup.
posed to bo Ono of fThsm-Tho First Day
ofho Trial.
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Special Dispatch 10 tho lnt"lliScnccr'
WESTON, w W., May "2--I.ast
night Wnltsr WllBurn. q noted tough
in FOR house breaking and Etnhlius,
broke jail, He was run down and ra-
turned to-day.
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A WARM FIGHT
In the Presbyterian Assembly
Over the Relations With
TIE YOUNG PEOPLES SOCIETIES

The Session Adjsurn' without Taking
Action ON the Report OF the Special Com
InIttss-A Recommendation to E'tAb.
ll.h hDsnominatlOnAl Societies Stricken
Out-Ths Methodist EpIScOPaI General
confsrsnee-cOnts,t for the Northwest
Episcopal Residence.
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Dor pitrstbu Sabreu bate i'd siuru Ie6ten eIas'
aufall. nsbsrarbsituus fiibrts uero6is Grid6piun9
berbei. SD puros uuesmeu nerObs unb bic gn.
ifrsHsuus bel bfieuhitsm eprs6su Oernria&ts Ser1.
fIopfsu. fpelhss meiH Sebru beorpbe. SD eebrauhts
stpsi Jlaideu Or UliIss Esiu Seart Sure fur msiHs
SsrSbsIdperOcH uuo 5ipei SIaiten Sr. Wiles Re
itOratipe Rsruius fir msiHs Nerubitdt uub bin
besr oIs i'd ieuials iuisOer Su ieu eriportse. SD
fam ftunbeHIaus iprtdeu UbHs Su trmiOsu obsr
bon perJtIopieu beiaen gu tueroeu. pe oiss friher
Der SAL mar. uuo i'd iible MID SbHsu Su Saui
oerpFihtet"
gu habeu bel alien gpothsferu Sr. Dlles' BUD
iber SsrSs uuo glerpeuIeiosn frei per goit.
DR.. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
9r. @iIes' Seilmittel MAIDEN seiunb.
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sSenen 2eut4en eesenUber, bic bon
Der @bicaeper 9latform unb gSm S
8rpan nur als ,,8errutb an Der 0emO'
fratie, Repueiation uno glnar6ie" recen,
1T bic foIssnbe Neinunssduberuns bon
Sobn Quincy Gbams bon Diahahuietts
ais 4ntport auf bic an ibn ersansene
@inIabuns su Der auf ben 80. Septem'
ber in Nsip gorf itattsefunbenen Srpar
un6 qsRatif ficationssS Seriammlune
berbOrsubeben:
$50 bin Der Infidt, bnB Der S6rei
zines lanee mibbanbelten 8olfes mebI
8ea6tun8 unb Wtitlsib perbient, ala bas
@eiammer bon Baraften. gIIs elm
Ra6iomme bon stpei nntersei6nern Der
MISUNDERSTANDING fann i9 cess
baIb ni6t mdBis blsiben. tpdbreno i'd,
mein Bolt fur oieieIben 8ebte fdmpfen
iebe, fur bic meine 8orfabrsn pabrsno
Der amerifanii6en 8epoIution fo4ten,
SD fam ni4t umbin. meine Stimme su
srbsbsn, auf bab bic Selbitresierung ers
baIten blsibs uno uniere 2anoeSs uno
SinanSppIitif ni4t bon bemielben alien
6einbe oietirt tperbe-gnslano".
tn- BeIfeIIt baS .MphenbIatt"
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an S6minefudtiae.

Der llntsrjsidnste. Der burd Elm sstp6bn'
Ii6ss Rittel Sur Seilnbbsit wisoer bsrssftsui
ag sn nqS ss s1Ps 5 sSss Sr lang os.n &q ts1
sranibsii, sdwinOiudt seIitten bate, bat Elm
srobss Serlarssn fsinsn WitIsiSsnoen Sas
WitsI Der SeiIuns betanut gu MAIDEN. als
0isisniesn,oie 90 perIanaen. tuiro sr freunblidft
(SOfsnfreD cine abIdrift Der 3ubereitune
ididsn. uelde iie als eine ithere SeiIun9 fur
Sdpinoiudt, afbma. gatarrb, 8ronditas uno
ale pals. uuo 9ungeu.Srantbeiteu fnoen uer-
ben. Gr boft bas aIIe 9eioenoe iein SeiImittel
probirsu weroen, 90 es isbr uertbDol III 9is.
i.niseH welte Die 9ubereitnn9 uerlangeu, tueIde
lbnsn nidts toiten piro, Lno Elm Se9en fur fe
iein mag, tpOIlsn sefdlisit Gbrw. Gbwarb
". ~ @iIion, BrootIpn, u. o., aooreifreu.
RsS Srndbnt oieie 3eitung.
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No. Sdpsissr, 2imburser unb Sanb'
fdfe unb SromaBe be 8rie. go. Sie'
beder, NudfOIser bon s. s. 8iomaper,
$50 2adairanna Apenue.
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9aurel Sin Bart 9otel,
an Der Suumore RcaS.

Der lluterJribnete nc: ons SoIel bes perrn
Storse sin6ud an Der Sunmcrs RoaO ibsr.
nommsu uuO MIRO fh btfrebsn. oeu ptrtben
Sdfsu nit Dem Sstsn uufjuluat!sH, mas siids
uno S,lsr bistet.
Suosm id mid Dem setbrtsn Rublitum
btiteus empfebe, laoe i'd ju babIrsihsm BE.
nbs srssbenf elm. 6rib Q 4mibt
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G0m. u. Sartl,
Mrcbiteft unb &ancmefIer,
go. 4O4 2adatpanna Gbsnue,
@pcnttro SauS aeaeniiber.

plGns unb aOifsniibri&IGse fir Rsubautsn,
eauburmsiIunsen uuS 8sffieBuns bon @rsns-
linien unb ale In bas Snsenieur- unb 8au.
fat tinf6lagsnben Arbtitsn ptrben prompt
unb sspiifsnbaft ausssfiibrt. Grunbfiids In
8aulrts parisairt unb eanbfarten auseferiiat.
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Sartmaan's Gateat Tarbe

il uniibsrtrsffIid auf 8Ied. uub RstaIbddrn
uno an 8adfteinbduieru perbinosrt iie bas Ser.
brodsn BON WortsI uno Baditeinsn bait Ian.
ger pe eiu Blshoad unb miro I'M 8roben obsr
SIeineu uertauft Don
@ontratte Nntcn Sartmanu,
lbernommen. 1902 Santptou strabe.
Bsfttlnngen aud in Der ,8ohtnblatt' Office
uno All 9. Baibmston aue. anseuommen.
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8d,tDad,e. tteroSSe WerSoisett.

G6wad)e, tterbSie Verfonett,
eeplagt bon @epiRensbifien. ShlafoFsfeit ooer
ftIsdfsn 9rdumen, @IisoerreiBen, Rtidens uno
Ropfidmerien, Gatnrrb. Grr0tben, 3ittern, berjs
uno erid6pfsnoen Nusfiiiiien, erfabren aus BEN
,,Susenofreune" fpie einfat uno biatg @es
fc,led,tsfranfbeten uno spl lsen Der 5usenefdneen
eriinoIit esbsilt uno bic pcIle @eiunobdt uue osr
6robfun tuieoererlaugt tperoen fonnen. - @aHI
neues 6eiIperfabren. Stosr iein eietner Nrjt,
S6idt 25 Gents In Stamps uno Sbr bsfommt oas
BUD oerfseelt uno frei juesiddt bon Der ,,ssripdt
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1896-09-30
Wednesday, September 30, 1896.

Colonel Duncan of the Alliance Ex-
change, is still selling the ties in large
quantities and intends to continue the
fight against the fiat tie trust to the
last ditch.
This Is Interesting.
Newberry Herald and News: We
have it from good authority that the
two factions of the Republican party
in this state will come together ut the
election in the support of DR.. Pope for
governor, as Mr.. Wallace will not
stand for election; and also that the
two electoral tickets will be withdrawn
and the Republican support given to
the gold ticket-Palmer and Buckner.
A fraid to Print 1t Maybe.
Spartanburg Herald: Chairman
Clayton of the Lilly White Republican
executive committee, has received
from DR.. Sampson Pope his letter of
acceptance of the gubernatorial nomi'
nation. The chairman would not give
the letter for publication, but he stat
ed that the doctor not only accepted
but said he would do all he possibly
could to be elected. 1t is probable
that he will 60 to Columbia soon and
after consultation with the committee
the proposed address to the people OF
the state will be issued and may be
some appointments for speeches will
be made.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1896-09-30
AT THE CHURCHES.
EPISCOPAL.

EPISCOPAL.
SUNDAY SERVICES. Lay services ir
the morning at 10.45 O'Clock. Sunday
school at 4.3O p. m.
TRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Rev. A. N. Brunson, pastor. Prayer
meeting this evening at o'clock.
SUNDAY SERVICES. Preaching Sun
day morning at 1890 and in the evening
at 7.3O o'clock. Sunday school at p. m
BAPTIST.
Rev. D. C. Freeman, Jr., pastor. Pray
er meeting Thursday evening at o'clock
SUNDAY SERvICEs.-YORKVILLE-
Sunday school at 10 o'clock in the morn
ing. Preaching in the morning at II
o'clock and in the evening at 7.3O.
PRESBYTERIAN.
Rev. w. G. Neville, pastor. Prayer,
meeting this afternoon at S o'clock.
SUNDAY SERv1CEs.-Preaching Sun
day morning at IL o'clock and in the even
ing at 7.3O. Sunday school at O'Clock
in the afternoon.
ASSOCIATE REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN.
Rev. Boyce H. Grier, pastor. There
will be prayer meeting this afternoon
at'4.3O.
SUNDAY SERvICEs.-YORKV KV1LLE-
Preaching in the morning at IL o'clock,
Sunday school at 5 o'clock in the after
noon, and preaching again at 7.3O p. m.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1896-09-30
SHINGLES AND LIME.

We keep on hand large supply of
Shingles and Lime and to all who wish to
buy in large quantities or carload lots,
WE WILL MAKE SPECIAL PRICES.