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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-10-17

ington, d. C., says:
l was for a long
time under treat
1nent Of two of
the best physi-
clans of this city,
for a severe case
of blood poison,
but my condition
grew worse all
the while, not
withstanding the
fact that they
charged me three
hundred dollars.
NV, n,a,,{b u,ae
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-10-17
THE KIMBALL GRAPHIC
CLATE r. TINAN.
Official Papsr Of the City and Gounty

National.
For President
WILLIAMJ. BRYAN, of Nebraska.
ForVice President
ARTHUR SEWALl., OF Maine.
state.
For Presidential Electors
F. NJ. GOODYKOONTZ, of Dawson.
Fl. p. LARSON, uf Bon Homme.
7. M. RlNGROSE, of Brown.
F.M, MCLAFRESH, of Lawrence.
County.
Eor State Senator
J.S. STEWART.
For State Representative
LA. WEEKS.
D. +. BURKHoLDER.
For County Treasurer,
L. II. AMES.
For Register of Deeds
F. MORGAN.
For Probate Judge
JAMES BROWN.
For States Attorney
S. II. WRIGHT.
For Clerk of Courts
B. w. RYAN.
For Sheriff
&. H. JORDAN.
For Auditor
LEE HENEGAR.
For Superintendent of Schools
JENNETTE MORROW.
For Assessor,
JOSEPH BRIGHAM.
For Commissioner in lst District
HUGH LOWE.
For Coroner
GUST TAMS
For Justices of the Peace
y. Il. WILSON.
A. DOTY.
o.P. CORDELL.
THOS. RYAN
For Constables-
d. FREELAND.
S.W. MCKEE.
FRANK PAZOUR.
OBJ. KENDELL.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-10-17
Blood Poison,

Contagious Blood Poison has been an.
propriately called the curse of mankind.
1t is the one disease that physicians can.
not cure; their mercurial aud potash
remedies only bottle up the poison in
the system, to surely break forth in a
more virulent form, resulting i'll total
wreck of the system.
Mr.. Frank B. Martin, a prominent
ieue1er af no6 petsu1ua4,ia A ne lIr..l.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-10-17
THE GRAPHIC.

Established by It's present proprietor npd 80
OF the oldest newspapers in this section.
Not excelletl us an advertising modlum By -
weekly newspaper in South Dakota.
Read by 5000 people every week in tha
and constantly increasing circulation.
Publishes the otticiel proceedings of
Council and OF the County Commissioner M
isRperfect mirror of local events.
lslivsiy. spicy and Independent ard acknowi-
mos, widely read aud heet edited nsWspsDes3i.
this state. ,s->.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-10-17
" HOLE NO 75s.
Stock T eederS!

You may think because grass is cheap that is the
only thing to feed to stock at this time This is
mistake You expect to make money by getting
you stock in the best possible condition in the
least possible time, and at the smallest expense.
You will do both these things now, as we'll as in
the times of high prices by feeding
Ground Linseed Cake
with your grass This true whether you are feed
ing cattle, hogs or sheep. The best feeders will
tell you so. They are buying it in hundred ton lots
am making prices which you can't afford to miss.
Come and see me about it, Twill give feeders of
this region prices never before made
BY-
GEO. w. JAMES.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-10-17

The Hon. joseph N. Greene would have
liked the nomination for senatorsllip
himself, but was afraid to make the
race. II will be just as easy totnrn his
man down as it would have been to put
Joseph to sleep.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-10-17
kIMBALI BRULE OCT 1886

Jay, OCT. 1886.
Frank Saterlee.
West Point Aug. Steckelherg.
John Van Patter.
ch,,,horI,;n w. j. Farmer.
E;rst uard Harry Yocum.
80 &c w. Coverston.
| ch,n,,,or,,,,n L. w. Lewis.
Sacnnt wnr, Jahn Callahan.
/ Franklin PickIer.
/ ch,,nhor,,;n Paul Erolln.
Third war, Charles Callahan.
~" "''u c. +. Gray.
rh.nhor,,;, u. O. Conrick.
tnmns,in George Knoll.
Charles Knowls,
&C. D. Powers.
Pnkwana c. S. Jewell
Frank Weiss.
| Richard Griffin.
| Cleveland. ThCs. COnley.
Andrew Thompson.
{ Michael Walsh.
| Waliro Orman Brush.
| W. A. Hitchcock.
Henry Small.
| Willow Lake 0. L. Cook.
| Herman Endter.
Henry Herlein.
Plainfield r. S. Wallace.
Arthur Mckee.
w. II. Cross.
klmball City A. w. lianneman.
IA C. Wmtbeck.
NJ. Achen.
Kimball twp. John Mckee.
BENZ. LunD.
Bait Ryan.
Smith Ben Clark.
Martin Smith.
&C. Christensen.
Red LIKE Christ Rpimer.
George Hall.
Frank Scales.
Brule Hermes Routier.
(Jerry Sleek.
John Talish.
Ola : Henry Keiner.
Bert Van Horn.
Frank Watawa.
Richla.h Joseph Duba.
w. r. Nichols.
Henry Bonner.
Highland I. S. Farrell.
Joseph Bone.
John Lawler.
Wilbur j. L. Mclaughlin.
~. Ii. Wright
"a. Rathbone.
Torrcy Lake o. r. Strand.
g. w. Brnmhaugh
p,aosnt Groyo V;ctnr Nonod,,
S. Lumbard.
Anton Steiner, Jr.
rage Joseph Diba.
tJacoo Boomer.
John Dabhin.
America Frank Bill.
feter Gunherson.
John Arr,
Grand View John Peterson.
Elnpr R,iss
II wao movoa and oocond., ,,.t n.
~ cnni- no M .n,hor;.aa a,u ~ ,tt"n, t"v ., ~.
sick people at the moor farm until the ,
poor farm committee meet at said farm
ihen be authorized to mako nrv arranro'
ments thev deem eynpdient ana hest
Motion carried unan,mo,,slv
II was moved and seconded tbat tho
petition of s. Lumhard for rebate nf
S1 40 lS93 pprsonnl tax i'm Wallro town.
shin be granted TO correct error iIras.
sess,nent.1 Motion carried unanimously.
Beard nrocee,lttl to check n,ditnr,s
books. ' v y - "'l''o'
at At - NJ board took a recess Of one
hour for dinner
BOARD met ai n M al, momhars
present pSl,t NV - p A''' an "einoe's
Board completed checking auditor's
books at 3 n. m,
1t was moved and seconded that the |
quarterly justice report of ). NJ. Bunt-
IT was moved and seconded that Lo-
yina Gallagher be rebated the penalty on
her delinanent personal taxes. providing
said taxes are naid by November 1st
next Motion carried unanimously.
On motion board adjourned ct meet
Oci. Z at $50 a. m.
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WANTED. Several trustworthy gentlemen or
ladies' TO travel in South Dakota tor es-j
psnses. Stcadys position. Enclose references
and se1f f.sddressad stamped envelope. The Do-
miuion Co, Third Floor Omaha Bldg. Chicag
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-10-17

RRULE LODGE No. "A, A. F. 4 A. NJ -Regu
Alar communication Friday evening on or be
fore the full moon of each month.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-10-17

GT MARGARET'S CATHOLIC CHuKCH-
SServicee by appointment.
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rHE KIMBALL GRAPHIC.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

METHODISTEPlsCO Services ever
VI Sunday Sabbath school at IL M. Praye
meetings on Wednesday evenings.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-17
THE "TRIP ARRANGED.

Well Attended Meeting or the ohio
County Republican Clnb-TraIm to be
Decorated The Stay In Canton.
The Ohio county Republican Club
held i special meeting last night to
perfect arrangements for tho rauhca-
ton meeting which is to be held in the
opera House one wgel, from tomorrow
nlrht. and Tor the trip to Canton next
Saturday to congratulate William Sic
Klnley. The meeting was largely at
tended and the enthusiasm was great
Every man present was ready and Will
ing to do all In his power TO promote
both projects
The meeting was called to order by
the president. Mr.. Bentley Jones, ard
John kindclberger was at the desk.
The first business was the report OF
the committee In charge OF tho trip
10 Canton. The finance committee re-
ported good progress and the committee
Ia charge OF the excursion, reported
that Il had secured a special train on
the Cleveland. I.nrain 4 Wheeling. and
had given a guarantee that 800 tickets
would be sold FOR the round trip and
the very best OF accommodations VIII
be offered.
MT, 4. p. Oxt1by. the Cleveland, Lo-
rain & Wheeling agent, was present and
stated that tn train would leave the
Terminal depot on Market street, sat
urdHy afternoon az O'Clock, and
would arrive In Canton about il5, cen
trail time. which Sc i.l5 Wheeling time.
The company will have handsome new
coaches Tor the trip " number Suili-
Client 10 insure comfort tO all'whb 90.
Ths oxcuFslOnlsts VIII have about six
or seven hours In Canton. during which
time they will form with visiting dele
cations from other cities and give a
snort parade Hon. G. w Atkinson viii
head the delegation and VIII present
them 10 thu next President. who viii
make q short address.
on the question NJ music the commit
to- n IN a quGndary. Nearly all the
bands are engaged Tor Saturday The
Ouarl House band goes To Slstersvlllc.
Melster's "a Washington. Pa, Mayer
has been engaged by the In Belle dele
CATION Tor The Canton trip. and tn
tWl Rellairc bands are also engaged.
The committee wiz probably arrange
with the Grand Opera House band, or
the city band. ot the South side
Tickets FOR the trip will be placed on
sale tn-uAI NJ Nlt NleNfl'llN, IN" ~
Wheeling freight oalCc. the lntcl!gcn-
Ger Office. and at tn city receivers or
ncc. They can De bad from members
Of the committee, too. which is com
nnscd OF Mossrg Bentley Jones. W. II.
MupgEr. Joseph IT. FrccPc. d. W. Mar
IN ana John ". Rlnaelbrrgcr
Tho cars will hn DECORATED for the
trip By a committee composed u
Ncssrs Hedrick, Kprnlg, Miller sloan.
Schenk and Marshall Handsome silk
badges. bearing the portrait Of Major
Mckinley, win be worn by the eNcur-
s.onlsts. and nothing viii be LETT und0nc
10 mako the visit % the champion OF
protectors home. memorable one.
Those who contemplate going should
secure their tickets at once. so that the
railroad people can form an idea Of the
number OF ears needed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-17

That the Ohio County Republican
Clubs pilgrimage to Canton next SAT-
urday for the purpose OF rendering to
Major Mckinley the congratulations Of
Wheeling. the Panhandle and West
Virginia. upon his nomination for PEGS
Ident, will be great success there Is no
doubt As detailed below the club held
a meeting last night and about COM
pleted the arrangements for the exeur-
sion. Estimates OF the number that will
go from this community agree that the
crowd VIII number from 1000 TO 1900,
probably nearer the latter figure. II Is
probable that the West Nlrglnlnns VIII
be the first outside delegation In Can
ton to congratulate MFR. Mckinley.
a. detailed below the LaBelle mill
tlnworkcrs have engaged a special train
Of their own for Saturday md will pre-
cedc the Ohm County Clubs train, ar
irving In Canton few minutes In i'd
vance Of the latter II Is particularly
appropriate that these tlnworkors
should pay their respects to the Canton
statesman. Tor Il was due 10 Ills Efforts
I'm the Flfty-frst Congress that the tin
plate Industry was given birth In
The strength OF the crowd will prob
ally be:
Wheeling ohio County clubs train. i.Ocl
Wheeling Uabcilc mill trHiul........;. 90
Martins Ferry, bridgeport and Bel
lairo ...'.''''''.'''' '.'''''''''''''''''' W'
Total .. .......,,...,.,.., J. 500
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-17

Matter. OF sIlnOr Moment In and About
the City.

Huttsrs OF SIlnor Moment In and About
the City.
The board ~ public works advcrtises
FOR bids for the construction OF retain
ing wall on Caldwclls run, South SIDE.
bids viii close 1t noon, Monday June
-.
The Wnnan's Christian Temperance
Union will hold It's annual meeting on
thursday afternoon. Reports OF work
done during the entire year by officers
and superIntrndcnts will be given.
Tomorrow f. groccrs' day. and the
celebration win take place nt Mozart
mark. The EroCers' association has pre-
rarcd a rne programme for the occasion
and q large crowd is expected Al noon
there win be a trolley car parade on
the electric road. All groceries VIII
close al II a. m.
Tn. funeral Of Henry c. Bremen uc-
CURED yesterday afternoon, from the
residence OF the family. at No 3l22 Epu
street, and was largely attended.
wheeling Lodge No. .. !, q. -. F., OF
which the deceased was a member. at
tended the funeral In Il body. headed by
Mayors band, The lntsrmcnt took place
a. Mt. ZiDa cemetery.
To-day Is commencement day at West
Liberty normal school. The exercises
will begin al 10 n. m. and will end be-
fore noon. In the afternoon at o'clock
the middle class exercises viii take
place. and at 3. m. the alumni Lusi-
ness meeting will take place. In tho
evening At o'clock there will he an
clocutiunary entertainment under the
direction Of Miss Jean Brrglnnd. OF
the Boston School OF Oratnry. Lnst
evening the annual conteEt between the
Bryant and Irving literary soclcteB
took place. a large number Of Wheel
ing people viii 20 out 10 West Liberty
this morning 10 attend the commence
ncRt exercises.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-17
TnE RErGIL CLERKS
or the city Effect Nn OrEAnILatIun-Om
GERS wrrr Elected.

Ut the Nlty hHrtt NJ UERAhaLAA"H-S'' '
GERS wrrr Elected.
The retail clerks met ut Beethoven hail
last night and perfected the organIza-
tIon which they began last Thursday
night. The meeting was very largely
attended. Rrd the manner in which the
clerks took hold was an Indication that
they are seriously In earnest In the ques-
ton OF a thorough orEaulz1tion~
The meeting was called IN order At s
o'clock and the first business was the
election % officers, and IN" appointment
OF committees The election resulted as
follows:
Prfs.Ient-M. L. Tracy.
Vice proTllnn'-Misf Carrie Taylor.
ScCrstury--A. J. Ramsey.
Trcaur-r-NoIl MCFiddon.
ruErcs-McwrL Dol. Woods Joseph
\. White and Joseph - Case.
BcpT. soutailvrs 20 thr Trld-a Assem-
bly-Fnnk Moore. William Lhur aud
Albert J. SluvageYt
Committee on Constitution and BY
G.BwH-McwrE. Hugh NrFnddun, Frank
Moore and Frank HluvaEslt
Tho meeting 90 sTI vote Of thanks
10 the Builders Exchange Cor tho u.s. of
81 rooms Tor tGHlT lIst ting, which
was held Thursday evening
The new Organization starts nm with y
membership Uf 70 ana Includes clerks
uf nearly AL Tho retail stores, the ladies
A. wrll a. thu gentlemen ar" eligible 60
membership. There IS no special object
lr view which calls Tor the organization
NJ present but the CloTl,r FEEL That they
should bu banded together.
The neat meeting win be held next
ws0ig. lt which time the committee on
by-lawE will be- ready 60 report
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-17
ON TO CLARKsBURG
The ohio Comfy Delegates 10 the District
Convent on Leave


This morning at 1895 O'Clock the ONO
county delegation to the First ul, ,.,,...
delegate convention. lcrt for C!arN'pni,E'
8r.pt twenty-five strong. IhH u,l.'
r,f.g do moi ragi confident " the nsl's-
,i5n of General Alrr,l Caldwell ,
Whcolinr. as doleGItc-nt-laIke 70 ~. ~
n,iInnni Dcmocratic convention 81 En,.
~'r1 On account u his sound monyy
aiand They fear that the nee ,, MN,
proplc nf tho interior VIII hhr w NM
su,ilIi.pt rtrpnGth IN down the ol,"
S"wniy mnn. II Is snld General gag
w"ii S,sg not desire the honor " u ~
hI,"bcd To a free trade set OF 'hs''u''
tlung. .,t,r "a rpfn-
r,ssl M Inc fullowinE:
Wnshlngton-w 4. Wilson, ~
pors lanes nognrt. John Harvey ht'A
NaJIson-A. q. HndlIck, +. = r a{ir,
SoIl, J. b. Crawford c. H. C"pP' '"''''
i' Ci5y2.Robcrt Simpson. Alex Pc, ~,
,.r,s Thomas O'BrlUn, 81, W. w 81
naif Chnrloa n. Tanry. rant
H,,,,," Henry Blcbcrsnn. f y, y,
grus"' Henry ljayha, Allen Brock l. d.
D9 rgs8tre-c. W. scabrlEht Thomas
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-17
1hn DLE NILL woRKERs
Engage Special Train on the G., L. q
W., for the Caninn Trip.

Engage Special Train on the G, L. 4
W., fur the Canton Trip.
Since the Ohio County Republican
club decided to take a crowd to Canton
next Saturday for the purpose Of pee
sonnlly rendering the congratulations
Of West Virginia to Major Mckinley,
the I.aBcllc mill workmcn. particularly
the mon employed In the TIN plate de-
pnrtmant have been dlsCugtIrg the adj
yisnbuity ~ engaging y special trnln
of their own on which 20 80 Canton.
Yesterday their committee closed with
Mr.. A. +. OXtpby. Of the Cleveland, Lnr-
ain * wheeling road. fav . special train.
which 81 "a leave the min station IN ~"
South side shortly before the dDpdrtur"
OF tho ohio County Cluh's train from
the Terminal station up town tn
same rate was given the LnEcllr people
9r was given the county club commit .
tee. 81 ~ g.r tho round trip. The lnhl
WORKERS anticipate taking n crowd OF ~
loast 900 To- Canton THOR train VIII
arrive there shortly before that or Inc
Ohio County club. and probably ar
r1ngsm,ntv win bc made Cor the 'Ncur-
rTauIgts nf the two trains Co. join on ~
Ilvsl M Canton bcfOgr mar hug 10 Mt.
Mckinley home. Tile L1l,'Hy p.a!N'
win take Myers band, which they en-
Gagged yesterday
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-17

To accommodate al who desire 20 or
rive In Canton oarller IN the DAY and
avoid the heturn trip IN The night, thr
Wheeling & Lake Erie railway VIII E'll
tickets from Wheeling IN canton nnd
return for all T'Eulnr trains on satnr-
DAY and Sunday. june 20 md q, nt a
rnto 0f 81 20 Tor the round trlp, tickets
good until The LAY following date NJ
Faln This win give opportunity 10 see
all tho Mckinley demonstrations ara
opportunity afterwards TO visit My"rs
I,nkr and beautiful ZOnr. Trains lcavr
wheeling at ~ n. m. and 1856 y. m. city
time. y. Il. WOOD, r. T.. y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-17

+. Thoner. Barney Stubs, Or. ]. a.
Campbell. FL KurtZc.
ter, NJ. Il. Bailey Andrew Fisher.
Charles Stevens
Ritchl--F. ID. Strausser. ]. y. Menkc-
meyer Alex KuchOnIkl,, Carl Meyer
James Nichols.
Rlchland--J. y. Wilson, George Eb-
bert, \. p. Garden, Daniel Schnfer, j..
c. Parshall.
Libcrty-wyIle Cox. James Dixon,
Charles Crumbacker, st., ]. II. Faris, A.
q HurrplI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-17
INrERpENoNINATIONALlsTs

VIII Hold ThslE sixth Annual COnven
tIon az sIRhRn'E drove.
The sixth interdcnominntional con-
vsntlon for the promotion Of holiness Is
10 be held at Mahnn's Grove, In Hancock
county, up the river, Monday evening.
June 20. The meetings will be In charge
OF Rev. Joseph H. Smith. Of Grcencas-
tie. Ind. assisted by Rev. i. ]. u. Pep
per. OF Philadelphia; Rev. J. W. Mcln-
tyrr, OF Pittsburgh; Rev. ]. w. walkcy.
or WcllEvlllc. Ohio. and others. The
singing will be In charge Of Rev. r. Il.
Hudson. or Cleveland, a large number
OF visitors are expected at the c0nven-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-17

Mr.. Abraham McColloch Is announced
MS a candidate for house OF delegates,
subject to the decision Of the Repub-
licun county convention. Mr. McCol-
loch has consented TO be candidate
at the request OF many citizens. Among
those who have solicited him are many
farmers, np being a farmer himself and.
they say. well qualified TO look after
their interests. Mr.. McCOlloch ~ at
present a member Of the executive COM
nlttee OF the West Liberty state normal
school and tnkes great interest In cd
vocational matters.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-17
GheJnteIIiaeneer


Mckinley Tin canes-GOctEo's Phar-
'' For saie%onc Share of North Penn OIL
Proposals for Retaining Wall on culd-
wells Run.
Granite wars-Geo. W. Johnson's Sons.
wanted-Renned and Educated Lady.
Modern neutrality-suspicious.
Grand Atlantic Hotel-Atlantie CITY,
y Notice to the Public-orOccrs' AssOcIa-
tlon.
Eighth PaRe.
& Co.-Flfth Page.
Eighth Page.
Iogt-tady's Watch.
scibert's Garden,
Mldgets-H r. Behrcns.
Natural Stone Filters-Ewlng Bros.
Eiks' OuiinE-whoeling Park;
cyclists supplies and Novclties-Wm.
schwCrtfeger,
our Shoes Wear Alexander.
Star Foundry-n. Fisher.
"Korrect Shapcs'-L. V. Blond.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-17
ABOUT PEOPLE
stranger, In tho CITY and wheeling Folk,
Abroad.

who was married last Wednesday 10
Miss K0hm. OF the South Side. was taken
suddenly M ut the residence OF his
brides brother last Sunday night and
until last night was Ia very serious
condition Several physicians were at
truGinr him and Tor time his recovery
vas doubtful. At midnight last night
he was resting easier and Is considered
out 81 Guug'r.
Frrd c. williams. Of the South Side,
Iaft sunday night Tor Chicago and St
LOUIS.
Mr. William Kcrbach and wife re-
turned last evening from an extensive
bridal tour.
Ferd M0zer, Of New Martlnsville, and
r Z Miller. OF SlEicrsvillc. were at the
St Charles yesterday.
Air. and Mru. George X. Wheat. OF
North Main street. return to-day from
1T. Clemens, where they have been Tor
the past month.
Mrs. Andrew Stephenson and daugh-
ter left yesterday Tor Marion, Ind,
where they viii sprnd few weeks with
friends and relatives.
At the Windsor: John Rcrscy, Sis
tersvlllr. John l. Johnson, Morgan
town. anu n =. Nl.Tnh' I "a A''SSA' -
were the West NlrFinians who spent
yesterday IN the city.
Mr.. Ecrt Swartz, the Democratic can.
aIlata for nSssssor. has been confined
TO MS room FOR several days with Sc
yrrs attack ~ cholera morbus lie Is
recovering and viii be able TO b. out
again In Few days.
The w,st Nlrs!nialns at the Mcclure
II
Archer, George LOOMS. parkcrshurg;
&. A. RnrIon. Terrc Alta: =, y. Bassell.
ClnrksburE. W. Baird, Elizabeth, and
J. a. Gartlau, Cameron.
c. W. Carbln. New York; a. ]. Klein,
Harrisburg. Pa: 4. Lloyd, IndiainapO-
liz; II. Bolt. Salem, o.: +. l.. Stude-
want. Springfield. Mass.. and r. J.
calm. OF Reading. were prominent oil
men at the Mcclure yesterday.
Among the Wheeling people who left
.Nr st. Louis to attend The big conven-
ton We're d. O. Morgan, Louis Schwnlb.
NJ. Roth and wife. and Alex Martin.
Massrs. Charles Helnleln and F. c.
Robinson, NJ Bridgeport, arr also there.
At the Howell the following West
Virginlsns figured on the register: Mrs.
4 BramCr aud son, Sistersvills; ]. 5.
SIdweIl. Grafton. Jacob KoOltz, New
NartInsvIlle: W. c. Moore and wife.
Miss L. jacobs. Warrington; Il. i. Fol-
ger. J. +. Hall and J. L. Tucker. Sisters
VILE.
MIR w. II. Oxioby, Of Erie. Pa, for
II arly Of wheeling. is the guest OF his
brother. Nj. 4. 7. Oxtohy. Of the
cleveland. Loraln & Wheeling railway.
Mr. Oxtoby was formerly in the jew
dry business here and was also a MEM
brI ng the editorial staff 0f the Wheeling
Times and Register
The Wrst vIrglnlans at the Stamm
Yesterday were: J W. pun.oyy, Cam
rrnn: Homer II. KUtn. Mannington;
George W. johnson. MartinshurE; liar-
v,y ". Harmcr Clnrksburg; Virgil a.
Lewis. Charl1ston; waitmnn Borbc,
Purk,rsburg: j. H. Mccoy, Sistcrsvllle;
T. 5. Pr!tcharG. Warrington.
Colonel John \. Archer. NJ Pnrkcns-
burg. assistant general passenger agent
III mo Ohio River railroad. wRs here
yrs,rrtlay. The colonel was formerly
general passenger agent 81 the OLD
Soiotn Valley road. and later when u
became a part NJ the Norfolk d West
crn system. h. became district passen-
ger agent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-17
.AER'S, rr.I 1S

The convenience of it brought Readymade
Clothing into life. Such readymade as ours
has kept it alive; giving it the position it
should have-side by side with first-rato tailor
work. The convenience of it means Able to
find what suits and fits you, in an hour. Can't
do that with ordinary rcadymade, but ours
isn't ordinary. Take SERGEs, for instance.
Where else can you find such another stOck9
Full Suits SO co. SIP so Skeleton Coats and
Vests 81 90, SIS 90, So 90. Russian Navy and
Black.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-17

ALITTLE NJ. then little pill The
III Is gone. the pill has won. De Wits
Little Early Riser. tho lus pilis
mai cur, great ulE Charles lAS1ctAe,
corner Twelfth and Market streets
Bowie \ Company bridgeport fca-
hndN n SON. nenMNOh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-17

Water rents spr tho six months end
Ing September 30. 1885. nre now ready.
n paid on or before June 20. 1896, n dis
count OF 10 per cent will h allowed
THE CITY WATER BOARD.