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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-09-05
r. s. ClarksOn of Nebraska Unan.
imously Chosen Command
er-in-Chief
OF the Grand Army of the Re-
public, the Other Candidates
Withdrawing.
General John H. Mullen of Min
neSOta Senior Vice-.Other
Officers.

ST. PAUL, Sept. 5.-The closing ses.
sion of the Grand Army encampEent
has been held. While the delegates
were closing up their business the old
veterans and other visitors were taking
last look about the city and many OF
them starting off for home or on some
of the many trips arranged through the
Northwest.
The elections were soon disposed OF,
the delegates having pretty well settled
ideas, and the minor candidates, seeing
this, withdrawing. Major 7. S. Clark
son of Omaha was elected commander.
in.chief by acclamation, the others hav-
ing pulled out of the fight after their
names were presented. General John
H. Mullen of Minnesota was elected
senior vice chief; q. w.
Buckley of Alabama, junior vice; DIR.
A. E. johnson of Washington, D. c.,
surgeon general; Rev. Mark A. Taylor
of Massachusetts, chaplain and the
new commander-in.chi announced the
appointment of G. E. Burmeister of
Omaha, as adjutant general.
Various committee reports were pre-
sented. Three reports were made by
the committee to which had been re-
ferred the proposition to admit the Sons
of Veterans to the councils of the
Grand Army of the Republic. The
majority favored and recommended
that the Sons be admitted to the meet
ings of the Grand Army Oh giving a
pledge of secrecy. The two minority
reports were
Exactly the Reverse of the Other.
One favored their admission with some
slight notifications in the general plan
proposed. The other opposed the whole
idea. No action was taken by the en-
campment ON any of the reports on this
proposition. In regard to the plan that
General Walker is said to favor SO
strongly, the union of the associated
women's organizations, the committee
to which it had been referred reported
that while the Grand Army had no
power in the matter it favored and
urged the union of the Ladies of
the G. A. r. and the Woman's Relief
Corps under the one organization Of the
Relief Corps. This report was adopted
by the encampment.
other Business Transacted.
A memorial on Past COMMANDMENT.
chief Lucius Fairchild was adopted
Other resolutions urged congress
to confer on General Nelson A.
Miles, major general commanding the
army, the full title Of lieutenant gen.
eral endorsed the proposed Vicksbure
national park; also Fredericksburg
national park; favored the reading o1
Lincoln's Gettysburg speech on each
Memorial day asked congress to pro
vide for soldiers home south Of the
Ohio and formally thanked the people
of St. Paul and the department Of Min
nesota for the hospitality shown the en-
campment. After the new officer
were sworn in the encampment ad
journed.
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Francis Takes the Oath.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 4.-Ex-Governor
Francis of Missouri at 80 O'Clock
took the constitutional oath of Office as
secretary of the interior. succeeding
Hoke Smith. The oath was admins
tered by Associate Justice Harlan of the
United States supreme court in the Of
ace of the secretary of the treasury.
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Three Friends Goes Again.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.-The treasury
department has received kilograms con.
firming the published report that the
suspected filibuster Three Friends had
slipped out of jacksonville, Fla. har-
Dor during the night, probably for a
trip to Cuba. She is supposed to have
oeen loaded with arms, ammunition
and men for the insurgents.
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Cannot Agree ON Fusion.

CLARKsBURa, w. Va, Sept. 5.-Four
separate conferences between the Lem
ocratic and Populist committees were
held and all of them have thus far been
fruitless. The Populists demand one
place on the state ticket, but the Demo-
cratic committee cannot give this unless
some Democratic candidate voluntarily
withdraws
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w. X. G. Omcers.

ST. PAUL, Sept. 5.-The Woman's s
Relief Corps, after some preliminary
business, elected officers as follows:
National president, Mrs. Hit Of In
dianapolis; senior vice president, Mrs.
Marie Hasenwinkle of st. Paul.
The Ladies of the g. A. r. elected
Mrs. Catherine E. Hirst of Louisville,
president. and Mrs. A. p. Anderson OF
Minneapolis, senior vice.
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Now 1Ork COngressiOnAl COnVent1On.
NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-Republican T.
congressional conventions were held
last night in the eight districts Of this
city. John Murray Mitchell in the
Eighth, Richard Shannon in the Thir-
teenth and Lemuel E. Quigg in, the
Fourteenth were renominated and
Clarence w. Mead was nominated, all
by acclamation, ON endorsement of the
St. Louis platform. In the Ninth.
Eleventh, Twelfth, and Fifteenth dis.
tricts adjournments were taken without
contests.
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UPPER BENwooD LADIES


Remember the Mckinley and Hobart
boys and Present n Fine Hammer.
The headquarters of the Upper Ben
wood Mckinley and Hobart club, at the
Drovers' Home contained a large crowd
last night and pleasant evening OF
speech making and social a.Inusements
was spent. The occasion was the pres
entation OF a handsome satin banner to
the club, from the ladies' Of that section
Of the town.
The presentation speech was made by
Mr.. Thomas ]. Parsons, OF Moundsville,.
prosecuting attorney Of Marshall county,
who made an eloquent and impressive
address. 1t was responded to by Prof.
Charles Carrigan. OF Benwood, who. on
behalf OF the club. thanked the ladies for
the fine present. Prof Carrigan's. speech
was listened to attentively and was fire.
quently interrupted by applause. At
the conclusion of his address, Prof. Car
rlgan gave wayyto Capt. John Lubic, who
Interpreted the address to the members
OF the Austria-Krotian club. who We're
present. The affair was wound up with
a splendid oyster supper, inwhich every
body took part
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Mr.. Richards was greeted with ap-
plause as he arose to address the audi
ence. He began by congratulating the
club on Its appearance, and Its good for
tune In having SO many fair admirers,
who thought enough of the members TO
make them so handsome a present. He
took for the text OF his remarks, the
words Patriotism, Protection and
Prosperlty.'sand dwelt upon them in n
most eloquent and impressive manner.
OF course the issues Of the campaign
were touched up In fine style.
Atthe conclusion of Mr.. Richards re-
marks, President MornlngstarA intro
duced Mr.. Richard Robertson, who In a
neat speech accepted the banner for the
club. Mr.. Robertson paid a high COM
pliment to the ladies of Ritchle.nwn and
said that he was authorized 10 thank
them for the magnificent banner. He
said 1t would be well protected by those
in whose chage It had been lntrusted,
and that It would never be said that It
had been disgraced by the deed of any
member OF the organization. He elo-
quently pictured II being carried to Vic
tory In November, and how the breeZeS
would take up Its folds and gladly wave
II, as the club marched in the jollitlca-
ton parade when the votes had all been
counted Mr.. Robertson. like Mr.. Rich
ards, was frequently interrupted by APP
plause and cheers.
Mr.. Charles S. Morrison, captain of
the G. w. Atkinson club, was called
upon and made good speech. which
was well received. He said he voiced
the sentiment OF his club when he ex-
tended greeting 10 the Dovener club and
that both organizations were working
o.. : l. i 80 IL. ,,,k,r 4 .
clusion of Mr.. AIorrison's speech, the
Meeting adjourned js-J siJ fs-t1E
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Yesterday afternoon In the Windsor.
rosa al R hsd nef bs s n y
which was the formation OF the Wheel.
Ing Passenger Association, which will
occupy much the same flcld In passenger
business thar Is occupied by the Freight
Agents Association In theirs. Among
tho visiting officials present were the fol-
lowing: General Passenger. Agents ~. g.
Carrel, OF the Cleveland. Lorain &
Wheeling, and James NJ. Hall. of the
Wheeling & Lake Erie: W. L, Mcaiorris,
OF tho Ohio River road; Chief Assistant
General Passenger Agent Frank Van.
Dusen. and District Passenger Agent D.
c. MneWatters, OF the Pennsylvania,
and ulher5. 81, e Gtarf = ~
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THE DoyENER CLUB
rr,,sn.,t wl.h ! Isna.om ; manned La,

Presented with n IIand.om Hammer Last
u ~ Night. 81 lFltS
The inclement weather last night In
terfered somewhat with the d. Il. Dow
ener Clubs banner presentation. which
was to occur at he foot OF the Republic
can pole Just below Bloch Bros. tobacco
works, but the rain did not prevent the
headquarters OF the club from being
packed by an enthusiastic crowd OF Re-
publlclns. Many ladies graced the oc-
,cas!on with their presence and a good
time generally was had. (
The meeting was called to order by the
president OF the club, Mr.. Charles Morn
lngstar. who stated the object OF the
meeting and introduced Mr.. II. G.. Rich
ards, who proceeded on behalf OF the
ladies OF the district, to present the club
with u handsome banner. It Is magnl-
iicent one ofregulation size, made OF old
gold satin with fine gold lettering. On
the face OF the banner IS the following:
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Catholic knights OF America.
Ia, r,t.,.,,,, .,,,.,.

PARKERsBuRG. w. Va. Oct. .2o.-
The biennial meeting of the state coun-
ell OF the Catholic Knights of America
Is in sesslon@in their hall on Market
street. Several prominent Catholics
from out Of the city are attending the
session. The election OF officers re-
suited as follows: Rev. Father E. NJ.
Hickey, spiritual director: Pat Burk,
president: Mike Mccoy, vice PRESIDENT!
DR.. WE. fVankirk, secretary; Hubert
F. Dlckle. treasurer; W. II. F.. Kelly.
delegate to supreme council; alternate,
DR.. w. f. Nankirk. Tho supreme coun-
ell meets at Mobile, Alabama, in May.
Parkersburg lodges .were very favor
able and showed good work done in the
last two years. ~
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Your Boy Won, Live n Month.

So Mr.. Gilman Brown. OF 81 Mill St,
South Gardner, Mass, was told by the
doctors. His son had Lung trouble, fol-
lowing Typhoid Malaria, and he spent
three hundred and seventy-five dollars
with doctors, who finally. gave him up,
saying: your boy won't live month"
He tried DR.. Kings New Discovery and
q few bottles restored him 10 health
and enabled him to go to work a per-
fectly well man. He says he owes his
present good health to use OF Dr.King's
New Discovery, and knows 1t to be the
best in the world for Lung trouble.
Trial bottles free at Logan Drug Co.'s
Drug Store. -
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COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo. Oct.
20.-The International Typographical
Union by voting down motion TO the
effect that only printers members Of
the union shall be allowed to work as
repairers or mach!nists on the lino-
type machines, left the matter OF the
employment of machinIsts precisely
where it was before the annual session
of the typographical union.
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WILL BE PROTECTED.
Irish fitanee Asks that Ivory. be Girnn n
Hp Fair Hearing. 5

NEW YORK, oct.2 The Irish ma
tlonal alliance has cablcd to alliance
representatives In London TO see that
the best counsel Is retained in order
that when the casa of Edward J.. Ivory,
of this city. arrested on suspicion of
connection with an alleged dynamite
plot Is called up again in the police
court Friday, a demand may be made
for his discharge ~ X MI 4,
4 President Lyman has also written n
strong letter to Secretary OF State o..
ney, demanding that his department
take action and that Ivory be accord
ed all the rights to which. as I'M Amer
lean citizen. he Is entitled.
The letter is said to be couchcd in
very strong terms. g.
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Committed Suicide.

Y CHICAGO. Oct. 20.-Robert T. Swal-
low, a well known labor leader was
found dead In the headquarters of the
county Democracy, La Sale street, this
morning. The gas, though not burn
Ing. was turned on full. It Is believed
he committed suicide. but no one is
aware Of his having troubles which
could lead to such a result.
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Arc the oratorieal Trio that will.
Dothe Speaking. IA,
THE BUSINESS MEMS PARADE


Wheeling Republicans viii have three
notable meetings to-day.
4B Three notable speakers will address tho
three notable audiences Senator Elklns,
OF West Virginia; Senator William Z.
( Frye of Maine, and Hon. a. w. Camp
bell OF Wheeling, who has Just return
ed to West Virginia after hard and effcc-
tive campaign work in New York state.
That there will be three large audiences
there Is not tho least doubt.
The first meeting win take place In
Axiom hall this afternoon at o'clock, and
will be preceded BY short street DEM
onstratlon by the Elkins Cadets and the
sound Money business men, who have
decided to appear on this occasion In ev-
idence OF their unusual Interest In the
Issues that are being contested In the
present campaign. There will probably
be 200 to 900 OF the business men in line,
and among them nrn the following. u
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your house or place OF business or not, II
should be decorated. Show your coiors.
The order OF parade and the route has
not yet been decided tipons but. will be
arranged and printed In these columns
probably on Friday morning. II Is suiIi-
Client 10 say. however. that II will cover
the principal portion OF the city,
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nHHHIIsa DAIIz ooToRHR lsgs

Club. Fifth Ward Club, sixth Ward Club,
Young Mems Escort Club and HI q. Rich
ards Six Footers. win report at Twelfth
and Water streets ut 100 p. M, sharp.
Atkinson Club, poycner Club American
bart Club and II. J. Parsons Escort Club
Will report at Fortieth and Water streets,
at % o'clock y. m. s 1sifE r
The Mark Hanna Club will report at
Ohio RIVER railroad station, Benwood. at
?. Aides representing the VARIOUS clubs
VIII meet Mt e2l6 Eoff ntrect, "Wednesday
October p. ut o'clock p. M. for instruc.
Dy order Of
CHIEF MARSHAL BAGuLEY. /
Z e, d. THOMPSON, Chief OF Staff, lfai III
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The meeting ut Egertcr hall Monday
evening OF tho Oratorio Society, WINS
n decided success, due to the efforts Of
tlic projectors; who were 3untiring in
Steal people have added their sigma
lures to tho already well filled list,
representing the best talent OF the city
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ceptlon committee IS
THE PARKERsBURG TRIP.
Twcnty-Ic,en Cars Chartered = Sixteen
Hundred Tickets! FOR Wheeling.

Hundred Tickets! for Wheeling.
The Petersburg Republican commit
tee has chartered twenty-seven cars to
carry the clubs, comprising the Wheeling
regiment. to Parkersburg on Thursday
for the big demonstration to be held
there in the evening. Chief Marshal
Baguley has been furnished with 1000
tickets to take the, Wheeling and Benz
wood clubs, which are included In the
Wheeling regiment. Orders have alrea-
dy come In from uniformed clubs for
more than the allotted number of tickets.
1t was found necessary last night to dis
appoint the two boys clubs as well as
cut down the number, OF tickets for the
clubs that had already reported.
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Nordal C. Miller. familiarity known
as Peter Miller, died at his home on
North Main street at an early hour
this morning. Ills death Is the result
OF a fall he had from a building In
Benwood nboutla year ago. The funer.
al notice will be given hereafter. a
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and vicinity and in their united efforts
the success OF the society Is INSURED.
Tie meeting Mt Egerter nall Thurs.
day evening. az 1850 o'cloclt. promises
TO be the largest OF It's kind ever held
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BRIDGEP0RT's DEMONSTRATORS
Will TAX. Place on Friday Evening IN
Vice Presidents AMI Other Il Information.

VIII Take Place on Friday Eysning-T'h
Vice Prs,idtnis AMI Other Information. Z
ARRANGEMENTS are being mada- on a
large scale for big Republican demon
stration at bridgeport on next Friday
evening. Meistega full band has been
engaged, besides tho bands and drum
corps that VIII accompany the visiting
clubs. The route Is published below,
and citizens along the route are request
cd to decorate. The street parade Will
start at s o'clock. and the speaking will
be In tho opera house after the parade.
The ronte II short and II Will not take
more ,than thirty to forty mlDutcs to
cover It. e 81 D a.
Mr.. .illliam Alexander, chief marshal
OF the parade, has appointed as his aides,
the following: Captain o. NJ. Davis. Cap
tain D, McConnaughy, Captain Johnson
Brown. Captain Frank C. Robinson,
Captain Evans. The aides are en-
powered TO appoint such assistants as
may be necessary.
The clubs OF Wheeling, Fulton, Bell
ARE, Martins Ferry. Bridgeport, West
Wheeling, Tlltonyllle and Coleraln, and
other towns, Will be met by the proper
officer and arranged In order. of march
on Bank, Bridge and Main streets.
The parade will be along the following
route: Across the creek bridge On Nor
gan street to Presbyterian ohurch.lwest
on Bennett street to NJ. L. church; south
on Dekalb street to Whitley street; east
on Whitley to Lee street: north, on Lee
TO Howard street; east on Howard to
Morgan: north on Morgan to national
road: west on national road to toll
house. thence countermarch to Bridge
or Bank street
The following vice presidents have
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a Popocrat who works at the CORFU
eating works, and who has been for
the past few weeks arguing that tariff
was Il detrlment to the working classes,
took a shift the other day by saying
that the four-inch steel billets should
be protested. and because they were
not, times were hard. Ills fellow work.
men rubbed 1t in on him so hard that
he sought the aid Of .hay stack"
orator. from Ohio, who attempts TO
tell the boys how 1t Is at each meal
time. There are not many Of the work..
ing men who are Popocrats this year.
and the corrugating works has fewer
in proportion than any of the others :
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The sound money Democrats OF Nc,
MccEen and vicinity, Will hold n meeting
In Schaefer's hall, this evening at s
o'clock Hon. j. B. .Sommerville, OF this
city, and Mr.. a. NJ. Lorentz, of Mar
shall county, are the speakers, and the
meeting promises to be a good one for
the cause of sound. money.
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The Young Mems Republican Escort
club held q largely attended meeting Mt
the Odd Fellows hall last night. The
club will turn out strong on the Parkcrs-
burg trip, rs there are over 200 members
now enrolled. MeIstcr's band was en-
gagged ito lead the club In Saturdays.
parade.
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DIED,

MILLER-At his home, corner OF Ninth
and Main streets. on Wednesday, Octo-
Der 2f. 1896. at ] o'clock a. .m., NORDAL
FL CARLETON MILLER, In tho 37th
year OF his age.
Funeral notice hereafter. aS5i.
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The Republican Cyclers' Escort Club
will meet this evening to make final ar
,ranSemcnts for the Parkcrsburs trip on
Thursday. Every member, is asked to
have his fambeau torch In condition, as
the club will carry them at Parkers-
burg. The official bicycle campaign
buttons have arrived and will be dis
tributed free OF charge. Charles Geiger
has been appointed assistant marshal
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CHIEF MARSHAL DAaULzY
Issues General Order and n Special Or
Il der for Wednesdays mud Thnrsday,s

+ Issues a General Order nnd n Special Or.
der for Wednesdays md Thnrs,lay's
~ Turn-outs. q.
WHEELING. W. Va, Oct 20. 1896.
{ Special Order. No L. NJ, e
1.-The Elklns Cadets and business mon
streets, W Wednesday,, October 81. atj1 80 D.
m. md escort Senator F.iklns and Hon. x.
4 w. Campbell from the Mcclure House TO
~ The ii. C. Richards Six Footers and
Young Mems Escort Club will assemble
~ nj Twelfth and Chnplinc streets, Wednes-
z day, October q, Mt 1850 p. M, sharp. to cs-
cort Senator Frye from the Mcclure House
iFtto ArIon Hall. .5SS{ NJ
Il 3.-The2 Elkins Cadets and Tariff Cham
pIons will assemble at Twelfth and Chap
line streets, "Wednesday. October q. Mt
4 1850 y. 5m.,- TO escort Senator lckInJ from
Il tho McLurc House to tho Pythian Castle.
sli5t Nv order of l 90 Sst11 3.s,s 5kff
Y u = s 81 CHI EFF MARSHAL BAGULEY.
Il \ C. D. THOMPSON, Chief OF Staff.
III Il 2I55tis V HEADQUARTERS
*; tsREPupLICAN.lfA MATCHING CLUBS, q
,WIIEELING.!W w. Va, oct.tgl. 1896
81; x 2 General Order No. -
4 i! Tho wheeling Division will assemble
4 Mt tho respective headquarters OF tho var.
65iotln clubs, Thursday. October q, In tlme
to report Mt tho train for Pnrkersburg, ns
= Elkina Cadets, Tariff Champions, Doug
4 Club, Fulton Club, Cyelera5 Sound Money
"a - . y 4 VI hi
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REAL ESTATE.
FOB SA.IE.

q Tint desirable 2-story brick dwelling at
g Fourteenth ~ street. Possession at once
IL desired. 80
Tho 5-roamed cottage 50. South Broad,
5waya ~ q, ~ (, 4 a, nm K III "A IA ~
= lots Of Elm street for $1,000; adjoining
lots sold for 500 each.
6 per cent bonds, interest coupons and
principal payable IL. gold. They arc Al.
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ROLF SO z AN@,
oci9 Z. 9 u < 30 Fo,rteanth stront =
TOR s ALI

FS~-<----A---
House Tnrooms aud hall. with modern
improvements: lot S04l22 feet; Eoft street,
between fwenty-third and Twenty-fourth
streets: cheap. i
House rooms. Locust street, Sixth
ward: lot e5Sl20 feet: rents for $50 per
annum; terms easy: 1850 - 8
$1,iGo. 4 a 4 : ~ :.
House 6 rooms and hall, Market street,
Centre Wheeling. sl,lD1. rs
Nos. A. 10 and IS Twenty-thlrd street.
easy terms. 3-l5 .iS. b l-lg's5T.If 4
House. liz rooms, wide center halls, mod
ern convepiences and large lot No. 2O93
Chapline street: cheap and terms easy.
House, rooms. Eighteenth St; Sl,l5o.
House: rooms, BATH hot and cold
water, both gases, and in rear double
house. 4trooms each. Market street, be- !.
y tween sse seventh and Eighth: q bargain ut
Z $3.50 will bly nice lot fronting on Lind
street; one-thlrd cash. balance on easy
500 Will buy good two-roomed house.
fronting on Chapline street, near Tenth.
S52o VIII buy house of rooms on Wilson
street, Sentre Wheeling; 500 cash, balance
Lots on Lind street. Cherry street and
on easy. terms. -
Money to loan on city real estate.
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The Danford Guards and the juvenile
clubs of MARTINS Ferry, will take part
In the Republican parade in Wheeling
on Saturday night. All OF the Ohio
county Republican clubs have been In
vltcd to take part in the great demon
stratlon at Martins Ferry on next Tues
day evening, October 9th. 1t promises
to be, the largest in the history OF eastern
Ohio.
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The members OF the Mark Hanna club
are requested to meet ut headquarters
In Bcnwood this evening, at 1890 o'clock