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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-25

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-25

FpK iDfN r. Furp shcd rAoms with ali
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-25

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-25

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flilof, un~ ~ morse reuHf engine and
ifn.ir' complete WIN al fiiinTs nnA
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-25

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-25

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Eleventh iufgsi iinirir' riil maaf iuiy
q 1870, ~ Nf Man street. go examine
applications tef Registrations \. n klet.
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-25

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-25

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-15
BELLAIRE.

Last Sunday evening James NtZel,
while walking on the railroad out near
Neff's was struck by a helper engine
and knocked about twenty fest away.
The flesh on one side Of ais body from
the knee to the shoulder, was torn of
nearly 70 the bone. He also received
an ugly scalp wound. The unfortunate
man was taken 20 his home, but is in
4 precaTiOus condition.
Rev. o. W. Homes leaves to-day for
conference, which meets at Urichsv.lle,
Ohio. The reverend gentleman has the
confidence and good will OF his people,
and it IS their hope chat be may be re-
turned 20 Bsllalre Tor another year.
Ta=re are promises Of the greatest sil-
Yer blow out at North Netfs, next Sa-ur-
day. that has ever occurred in tle neigh
borhood The Hon. Ross J. Alexander,
E. E. Cliyinger and d. H. M.liigan are
booked for speeches. 4 Bryan flag pole
is 10 be raised. Tn farmer element Will
be out in full force and a wide time VIII
be had for silver.
Samuel Fulton and wife, Of Warnock,
were in the city yesterday, guess al
the Hotel Anderson.
Jess Johnson, of New Concord, o.;
G.. L. Ksene and Miss Keene. OF Toledo,
Ohio. we're booked at the Globe H0-ei,
yesterday
Thenflntchild Of Mr.. and Mrs Harvey
Dean. Of Rose Hill, di- d yesterday at 10
q. n. ae funeral viii occur to-day aJ
p. M. Incerment in Rose Hill ceme-
terry.
The frs- of the seasons entertain
men-s a5 the Elys!an viii take places
next Monday night Pro. Marvel p.
Leeds. The hypn0,isJ-
Mrs Charles J. Leroch and son are
visiting among BlrIesyiLe friends this
week.
Mrs. E. T. st-ger is quite Ill at her
nome in the Third ward.
Mrs. Alex. Cgle is visiting Ian swine
friends.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-15
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Richie District Bryan and Sew
all Silver club met last n.gn5 and resolv-
ed 10 turn out this evening for escort
duty for General S.. Clair The club
chen adjourned for drIl The drums
for tn drum corps arrived yesterday,
and the corps viii make its frst ar
pearance this evening. The Democracy
OF he Eighth ward 3 stirred up in extra
fine style this year, and have a splendid
organization. winch will be steadily in
creased in siza from now on.
The Democrats of Clay district are
called TO meet at the Peabody building
Wednesday evening al ha.f-past seven
o'clock. and a full attendance Of the
voters of the district is desired.
The Y. VI. D. c. is called 10 meet this
evening al seven o'clock sharp, in full
uniform. for escort duty.
The Republican Six Foo,ers held q
we'll attended meeting at the Poilc5
Court room. last night.
Several men were engaged yesterday
in getting the grounds, below The Py-
tnian Temple, INTO proper shape Tor TO-
nights meeting. The several piles o.
brick have bezn cleared by a plow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-15
DovENEE AT BENwoOD.
tie Vet IIls Match. Last Evening, in an
Unnssumin, steel Worker.

LAST evening Capt. 3. 2 Doyener,
the R70ubIcln Congressional can-idate(
n this district. addressed small meet
ing IF Benwo0d Republicans, reinforced
by q few from his city. The genial
Ca1tain had made The announcement
thar be intended 10 answer the address
OF Hon. John o. PeuGl=tCn. made Sat-
uriav night. and reported in the Sun
dav Register. THAI address. It Will be
remembered. was entirely devoted 20
the financial question. Captain DOyener
talke. very liJtle about The financial
oues.tcn last ngh-. and there was no
rra-ense Of refutug Mr.. Pendle,on's az
gunent. The bulk Of The Captain al
9~-ss was devoted TO the tariff. subject
~ which the average BanwO0d steel and
iron worker is heartily sick. He knows
q GOOD deal about the practical work
;-,os r. the tarirf-mUCh more than Cap
NOM 0oyener can tell him, and he'd just
as soon have something else from Re
nrhl;c9n speakers. While the Captain
WIS rambling along abou- financial mat
ters. Thomas Dunn. a steel WORKER IN
-errur-ad him. and asked:
Canaan. when was the first silver
dollar made. and who made H.
CAPTAIN Doven5r-Oh, Mr.. OFarreH
told you all about thai.
Mr.. Duun-OFarrelis foolish, and
50 are you, Captain.
Captain Doverer-Tha's all right
my friend.
Mr. Dunn-Y0u said silver was not
demo7e-.zsd. Then who took lis money
power away from Il?
Canaan Dovener dil no- reply 70 this.
a75 AFR Mr.. Dunn had cone 10 the
platform and asked several o,her cues
tio7s much 70 he Captains confusion.
the managers of The meeting called an
officer and had NIr Dunn ejec,ed.
The Captain th5n took up the tarin,
and had grea; deal TO say about the
prosperous condition OF the iron and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-15
WOODSFIELD.

Woodsfeld. Ohio, September II
Common Pleas Court coIvenes this
morning, with Judge Sib.ey on the
bench
Miss Mary Devore leaves for Wheel
ing Tuesday, where she viii remain this
winter.
W. W. Hart and Miss Eva Smith. Of
Woodsfeld. were married at GAINESVILLE
las Tuesday. They are exp-c,ed home
to-day.
MIS-. James and daughter. Of Bealls-
Vile are guests Of Mrs. Jessie keyser.
Mr.. john Butler made a business trip
10 S.stsrsville Saturday.
Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Ella Reid
spent Sunday az Graysville, o.
Mrs. John Francis and Mr.. and Mrs.
Forres, Hawkins spent Sunday at Mr..
James Hawkins's, on Jackson Ridge.
The coi0red campmsetng held at
Lewisville Sunday was well attended by
Woodsfeld people.
Rev. Alfred Walls leaves to-day for
VI. E conference.
Miss Maggie Okey will leave to-mOr-
row for her home in Bailaire. after
pleasant visit of TWO weeks with her
many friends.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-15
FLINT, THE HYPNOrIsT
Entertaining a Large Audience ut the
c-,nd onara Vouse Last Night.

Entertaining Large Audience at the
Grand Opera House, Last Night
Flint. the eminent hypuotist, opened
a weeks engagement at the Grand last
night. The initial performance was
greeted by q large and enthusiastic au-
dieuce. The temperature in the build
ing certainly ran we'll up in,O the nine
ties, and between sweat and laugh
the audience mOpped their broWS and
enjoyed the fun Immensely.
The Professor delivered q short lee
ture on the subject OF Hypnotism as in
roducJory TO the performance which fol-
lowed. As customary al the conc.u-
sion Of his lecture, ne invited number
OF persons 10 sep upon the stage TO be
hyDnorized. The invitation was no
sooner given than some fifteen or TWEEN
" willing subjects made d rush for the
stage TO make sure OF being among the
number to be operated upon. And then
the fun began. One after another OF the
boys were brought OUT and generally
received the ''intOOence' easily and
cheerfu.ly. A few, however, resisted, ~
and as rapidly as this became apparent
they were excused. II would De diff
cul. TO say which of the performances
was the more laughable and enjoyable,
but probably The acts where The subjec.s
were struck with tocthache, picking
strawberries and scratching for feas'
would take che cake. Each act was
greeted with roars of laughter, and 10
was enc continuous round Of mirJh-
provoking fun from beginning 20 end.
The audience was certainly well salts
fed with the first performance. Prof.
Film, will be q. the Grand every night
this week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-15
ANOTHER ACCIDENT
To an Electric Car at Penn and Ohio
Streets. Yesterday Morning,

Saturday evening the work Of repair
ing the damages and painting Mr. COen'
new fence, at the corner OF South Penn
and Ohio streets, wrecked by street car
about ten days ago, was finished. and
everybody concerned congratulated
themselves that things were in ship
shape once more.
Yesterday morning about haf-pas.
five the first car over the bridge bound
for the Ohio side Of the river, got beyond
control, owing to the slippery condition
of the rails. and dashed down the bridge
incline at terrific speed, again leaving
the track and crashing into the Coen
property, leaving wreck and ruin around
it.
The car was in charge Of Conductor
Edward Ge!nier, with Mr.. Mcnamara as
motOrman. There were six or seven
passengers inside, and one or TWO Of
them jumped before the car struck the
west side of Penn street. The others
remained on board, and John Kyne, OF
Aetnaville, was somewhat cut and bruis-
ed by the shock o. the collision. The
others were shaken up somewhat, but
escaped any hurts of momsnL The curb
stone along the west side Of the street
was splintered pole knocked down,
and the Coen fence LETT a wreck. H.
pairs were commenced at once.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-15
THE FAULKNER CLUB.

A Permanent Organization Formed Last
EveuinG-Wnl Turn our This Evening.
There was very large meeting of thu
Faulkner Silver Club. last evening, call
ed for the purpose Of perfecting the or
ganization and ordering uniforms. The
officers elected were as follows:
Captain. Van X Cleary: First Lieu
tenant, VI. H. Sykes; Second Lieutenant,
c. F. Cail.gan; Third Lieutenant, R. l..
Frazier; First Sergs ant, ". FELTON,.
About twenty men were measured for
uniforms. and the remainder viii be or
dered as soon as possible. As has been
before stated. the uniform of this club
is a very striking one, and the organi-
cation VII present a fine appearance
when II parades.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-15

All the arrangements Tor The big South
Side meeting this evening. TO greet and
listen 10 General J. W. st. Clair, Of
Charleston, were completed last even
ing, and the Indications are that the
gathering viii be one Of the largest polit-
zeal demonstrations ever held in this
city, unless when The speaker was a man
of very great and national reputation.
A number Of the Democratic clubs
met las. night and determined 10 turn
out in force for escort duty, and while
there Will be a lack o: snowy uniforms,
these not having arrived yet there Will
be d line. array Of enthusiastic, earnest
and determined voters, representative Of
The Democracy Of Wheeling and Ohio
county.
The Register yesterday announced that
John Warehouse, Esq, would preside
over the meeting. Il was learned dur
ing the day lha- Mr. WaJerhOuse, who
is out Of town, would not return in time,
and last evening the name Of Mr.. J. 4.
Wood was substituted as chairman.
County Chairman Thomas NJ. Darrah
viii call the meeting to order. The list
of Vice Presidents is as follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-15

DR.. T. VI Hask!ns, VIM. c.. Handlan,
Chas. Landkrohn, VIM. WOlvington,
Chas. ROrig. Jacob Bound,
Joseph EyGinger, VIM. ROhrtg,
Louis HOelsCne Christian NieWlg, Sr.
Dr.. J. Mccormack, Otto II. Auber
Peter j. AlJmeyer, Alex. Kuzcheffsh.
Frank AlbinCer, VIM. \. McElrOy, Sr.
Daniel Bremen, Christian Lott,
Joseph Ennis las Flanagan, ST.,
John SchlinsN. Joseph Humes. Sr.,
Henry Bieleke Samuel Hartman,
John Coleman, Louis StalD,
:. -. Humphrey, y. Eelster, ST,
+ Il Wilde, Joseph WeiQner,
John Carney. William Paul.
Henry Caldwell Z. Webner ST.
John A. Weisgerber, William Goethe,
Thomas kiIleen, John Zarri-s.
James killeeu. John Mullarky,
Chas. Meukemiller, John +. Miller.
William NIyies Andrew StdCDer,
Andrew St0tZer. William SJOetZer
Or G. L. Hill. Frank Auber
John J. COnlI, 4. II. NJ !cirDlscH'
JulilIs L0hse. G. W. Seabright.
r. T. pevries. Hugh Clearly,
Philip NOilinger Peter BonenDerser'
Henry Nichaels, ST., ST,
William Myer. JQnA MlhhcNeSe e.
John G.. Miller w w. 1T" Hl
TGrr n WHITE. George Hannah, Jr.,
John Warehouse. DR. G. VI. Rau.
DR. J. A. Campbell D.. smiley MchlAle9'
J. 6. Stro1el. ADOLF D. 6ott'
T7~orly N lndei Joseph Wheeler,
Herman BeutZ Albert Hoehie'
The Young Mems Democratic CluO
is called TO meet a. seven o'clock sharp
Al the Peabody building, for escort duty,
and The Opera House band IS also 10
report az that hour.
The Bryan and Sewall Silver CLUB IS
also called TO meet at the Peabody build
ing a. seven o'clock sharp.
The Richie district Bryan and SewaH
Silver Club is called 20 meet a seven
o'clock. and is expected 10 report al me
Peabody building not later than nall
past seven.
The Webster district Bryan Silver
Clu1 is also called for seven o'clock, ana
is 10 be ac the Peabody building al half
past seven. 10 partic PATE in the escort
ing parade.
The Faulkner Club will also take part
in the parade. and they Will r5por-
at the Peabody building at hali-pas-
seven sharp.
The column will then be formed and
will march to General S.. Glars hotel,
and VIII thence escort him 10 jhe place
of meeting. on Chap!iUe stree-, between
Tweu5y-seventh ana TwenJy-eigA-h.
All members Of clubs which do not
turn out as a body are invited 70 meet
a, The Peabody building and fall mo
line. and all who cannot do this will re
port at the place of n citing.
The meeting has been arranged as
Gisdnc-vsly South Side meeting, in the
sense that The presiding officer and v-cs
presidents come from thai portion OF the
city. but /, is hoped that all voters from
the county A. large and as many as pos
sible from Belvood, McMecaen and OH
CT points in Marshall viii b. present.
4 telegram was received last night
from Senator Faulkner thai Hon. Il. c.
Bell. Commissioner OF Pensions, WASH
fn-.on. y. c., would arrive in the city
mis- morning and be presen. at the meet
ing. It IS probable that he will not
speak this evening. however. but viii be
held over until Wednesday evening. to
address a meeting az the headquarters
in the Peabody building.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-15
OPENING OF MT. DE CHANTAL.

Mount de Chantai Convent opens this
morning with great accessions TO the
roll of the last academic term. Few. II
anv. of igs- years scholars viii be miss
ing except. Of course. those who gradu-
a-ed. while The number Of those who
come for the first time will probably
reach thirty or forty. The depart
ment Of vocal and instrumental, music
promises 10 be unusually string tn-s
YEAR and many interesting nu.c2-ss
are looked for. The day scholars vii.
go on, bv the motor and the special
CONVEYANCE as heretofore An effort
viii be made to introduce into the cur
riculum some special lectures in liter
AZURE and science.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-15
WHEELING REGISTER TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1896.

steel workers in 1892, forgetting or
neglecting 10 state that in that year the
Amalgamadon was forced to confess it
self defeated by the manufacturers, that
there were reductions in wages in the
mills and steel plants both in 1892 and
in the spring Of 1898, and that the mil
itary were out at Buffalo, in Ohio and
elsewhere. The men who toll in the
steel plants and mills remember the Sit
uatiOn in the summer Of 1892 and the
winter of 1928 quite as well as Cap
tain Doyener does.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-15
SISTERSVILLE.


sIsTERsVILLE. w. Va. September a..
Mrs. f. a. Durham is threatened with
fever at her home on Main street.
Miss Grace Bishop. of East Liberty.
Pa. is here visiting relatives.
Yesterday the remains Of Mrs. Francis
r. Wells were laid TO rest. The funeral
services We're conducted at the Presby-
terrain Church.
Mr.. and Mrs W. C. Kohl went to Pitts
burg this afternoon.
Chris Henderson returned home to-day
Wednesday he leaves for q two weeks
visit in Pittsburg.
Ally Campbell. of ParkersJurg. spent
Sunday In the city the guest OF friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. DM. Pomeroy left this
afternoon for d short sopourn in Pitts
burg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-15
COL. ARNETT HOME.

The Democratic Candidate Reached the
City From Gilmer County Last Evening.
Col W. ". Arne1 arrived home from
his series of meetings in Gilmsr county,
yesterday evening. and will be present
al the ST. Clair meeting tonight. In
conversation with a Register reporter
the Colonel said the situation in Gilmer
was most satisfactory. and that there
would be a large increase in the Demo-
cratic vote there, as We'll as in BraxtCn,
Lewis and Harrison counties. The Col
onel WI speak at West Liberty on the
18th. and at Roney's Point on the after
noon of the 18th. and at Elm Grove at
night of the same day He viii prob
ably 90 10 the upper counties tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-15
A BIG CLUB
Organized In Washington District. Last
NiChr

Last night, in response to the call pre-
yiously issued, the Democrats Of Wash
ington district assembled ar Seventh
and Market streets, and organized the
Washington District Bryan and Sewall
Silver Club, with an enrolment of one
hundred and forty names, VI. F. Tighe,
President OF the Trades Assembly, was
elected President, Dennis O'Leary, Vice
President. and W. E. Deiters Secretary
and Treasurer. The meeting was one
OF the best for organization purposes ever
held in the district, and the club will
be largely increased. Another NEE ting
is called for Thursday evening. and Fri
day. il is hoped. to have a mass meeting.
10 be addressed by Hon. J. C. Tallman,
OF Belaire.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-15
TO-NIGHT'S GREAT MEETING
To Greet and Hear Gen. ]. ". St.
Clair, of Charleston.

All the Democratic Clubs Called to
Meet, Except One or Two Re-
Gently Organized - The Y. M. D.
c., Bryan and Sewa1 Silver, Faux
ner, Ritchie and Webster Clubs
to Meet at Seven O'Clock for
Escort Duty Other Organiza-
tons Invited TO Participated. a.
Wood, Esq, VIII Preside - The
Vice Presidents-First Ward Club
Organized General Political
News.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-15

3. & o. SPECIAL EXCURSION TO
THE PITTSBCRG EXPOSITION,
THURSDAY, SEPT. Il. 1896.
On above date the B. & o. will sell
excursion ,icke.sfrom Wheeling and in
termediate stations. TO Pit.sburg, a. low
round trip rates, good TO return TWO
days from date Of sale. Round rip from
Wheeling, including enc admission 70
the Exposition, $2.25. Music by the
Chicago Marine Band, September 9Th to
DIST.
Solid Gold Birth Stone Rings $1.0C
each; also. fve-s,one Opal Rings 1920
each, at Shelf Bros, ITO Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-15
PENDLEroN AT ELM GROVE.

\ Splendid Meeting Last Night. With II.
=. Thornburg Presiding.
Last evening Hon. John o. Pendleton
addressed a large and very enthusiastic
meeting Of Triadelphia district Demo-
cra-s at Elm Grove. The attendance
was close 70 four hundred. and the IN
teres. shown very great. H. ;. Thorn
burg presided and introduced the speak
r of the evening. Mr.. Pendlejon made
q splendid argument in favor OF the
Democratic policy and the cause or the
people. and was cheered TO the echo.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-15

WASHINGTON. PA. FAIR. SEPTEM-
Der 18TH. nth AND 18TH. 1896.
On above dates the 3. K o. co. VIII
eel excursion tickets from Wheeling 20
washington. Pa. including one admls-
sio1 ~ The Fair. az $3.50 for the round
rim tickets good to return until Sep
TENDER 18th.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-15
RIVER NEWS.
Daily Chronicle OF the Movements OF the
Boats and Boatmcn.

Do1v Chronicle OF the Movements OF the
Boats and Boatmen.
Matters on the levee were Of very
ouie- nature yesterday, net mucn snip
ping being done.
The marks last night showed TWO
AMI quarter feet OF water ana sl4-
-i1nary 49,
Yesterdays departures were the Ar
glut. at II a. m.. for New Ma,am9ris'
and the Fair Play, at $3.50 p. H., TOT
Darlington.
Pittsburgh Pa. September 4.-R-yer
> fee- tW-o--eulhs and s;ation4f! d. inc
dam. Cle1r and warm.
Ncrgsn.0wn. W. Va. Sept m3er IL
r fver 6 feet 10 inches and stationary;
mining light to-day and ,o-nign-
warren. Pa. September l4.-RiFer
ore-ten.h Of a ZOOS weather CLOUDY ana
on civ Pa. september lf.-Riyer
: inches and stationary; weather warm
and cloudy. o..
greensboro. Pa. September l+-River
g fee. and Stationary; we2.-er warm
and tlrel .e1.ue.
r7rrNDS ANNUAL MEETING AT
PAPNFSVILLE. o.. SEPTEMBER
nth To BOTH. 1886.
Far the above meeting the p. & 0 Co.
I'LL .su EXCURSION tickets from Wnee.-
w. seD-ember 1l,h 20 Both, inclusive, at
e. A. FOR The round rip, continuous pas
sqre FL each Erection, and good 10 re-
r,--o NM October 18th, 1895.
Money loaned. on Clothing. Watches
raveIrv. Bicycles AID all personal prop
errv a. 1908 Market street.
REUNION OF sgd o. V l. At
GAINESVILLE, o.. SEPTEMBER
nth AND 18TH. 1895.
For the above reunion the 3. & o. CO.
viii sell excursion tickets September
18Th ana 18th from Wheeling 10 Barnes
vie. o.. and return az SLl0 for ne
round t-.J. good TO return until Sep,em-
Der 18Th. 1896.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-15

BELMONT FARMERS ALL RIGHT.
The money question does not seem to
worry the minds OF a large number OF
the farmers back through Belmont coun-
" for many who have heretofore class
FL themselves with the Republicans
nave turned tail at the sight Of The gold
standard plank and come over with
fn-ir silver brethren. One or two, "a
conversations a Register correspondent
had with them yesterday, said that they
aid not see how they could get along
much longer under the present condi-
Mons. Why, farms out here that would
bring ten and twelve thousand dollars
ten years ago. won't sell for three thou
sand now. Another, when asked what
h. thought about the money question,
sad:
4 don't see now We can get along
without free silver. II Is just what we
ought 10 have"
This IS he way the general run Of
farmers out back in the county are look
ing at the situation. Still there are
some who are just about half and half
They have sort Of s,raddled the ques-
lion, and have not got their minds made
up as 10 which side they will jump
off on.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-15

looking in the eyes, correctly nts thrn
with glasses No drugs 10 pliHu 49,
No sitting for hours looking Ht 'nAIl.
Con~uitatlon and examinasssa free q
1910 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-15

Nancy loaned. on Clothing, Watches
Tswelry. Bicycles AID all personal prop
cry. a. 1908 Market street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-15
HON. JOHN A. HOWARD.
He VIII Speak in Hancock Friday and at
Bethany Saturday.

Friday Hon. John A. Howard, OF this
civ. will address the voters OF Hancock
county at a point opposite WellsvllIe,
where there s every promise OF Dig
meeting. On Saturday he will speak at
Bethany. Brooke county, where there
will also be a large turn out OF the Dem-
Ocratic voters.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-15
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