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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-18
For A 4. Franzheim. SherIh Ohio County
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

J. N. M'COLLOCII.
Deputy Sheriff.
For A A.. Franzhcim. Sheriff Ohio County.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
The object of this suit is 10 obtain n
divorce Il vinculo matrimonii from-said
defendant And II appearing from an atti-
unvit filed in the said cause. at these
rules. that the defendant. Charles Haccr,
Is not a resident OF the state of West Vlr-
ginia. and he not having been served with
process in said suit. on motion OF the COM
p%lainant. by her solicitor. this order OF
publication Is entered against him. and II
Is ordered that the said d]ctcndanty above
named, be and Is required to appear within
one month after the date OF the first pub
lication OF this order and do what is ncccs-
Sary TO protect his interests,
1t Is further ordered that this order be
published and posted as required by law.
Witness. John W. Mitchell, clerk OF our
said court, at tho court house OF said
county. this 9Th day OF August, 1896. TO-
wit: August Rules. 1876.
JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
Published thc first time August s. lSg6.
J. L. W. M'CUl4LEY.
Solicitor for Complainant.
NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS.
Kate NJ. Hager VS., Charles IIagcr, in tho
Circuit Court of Ohio County.-In Chan
Gerry.
Take notice that tho dispositions OF Kato
~. iiaSer. George Miller, Katharine Mil
lcr ana others will he taken Mt the law
o,!ice OF Addlcmana y McCullcy. No. 1901
Chnpline street, In the city of Wheeling,
county OF Ohio; In the state OF West Viz.
Elmi''; on the "a day OF September. a. d.
1876. between the hours OF . o'clock n, m,
anu II O'CLOCK y. M. to be rcnd in evidence
OF the above named cause on behalf Of tho
saiG rlalnttG. And ii from my cause tho
taktnE 0, the said dispositions shall not
BE- commenced. or being commenced shall
MOI he completed or that day, the talking
OF thc same will hC adjourned from tim
10 utne until the same shall be completed.
10 the defendant IN sAid case.
]. L. W. MCULLEY,
uun-W Attorney for Plaintiff,
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The employees OF Mozart Park will
give 4 grand picnic Thursday from .
O'Clock until Il p. IN. at tho park.
Mayors band viii furnish the music.
An the friends OF the park aud the
faithful employees who do 80 much to
contribute IN the pleasure of the pa
irons of the park will doubtless turn
out and enjoy III" occasion. Tlr.
Wheeling base ball team will BE- among
the guests OF honor.
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"rARIrr cuAnploNs.r
A Ringing Call I" iI,c Oid Guard 10 Or
gamilr fr ti,r C%nnIpnlvu.

~ N"ttlN'tN"s
Tho well known md effective organl-
Snt!on OF four years pgo Is going to re-
organize next Thursday evening at S
o'clock at Odd Fellowa' hall, corner OF
Twelfth and Chapllnr streets. In tho last
campaign thlB was perhaps the Nhuwl-
est club and attracted moro attention
than amy In Wheeling, and strange to
sny. tho uniform cost lcRs than that Of
amy other club. II was for the purpose
OF allowing anyone, no matter what his
occupation and circumstances were, to
become II member.
It Ia hoped that all voters, regardless
Of political creed. who arc In favor Of
Sound money aud protection" puddlcrs,
bankers, merchants, coal miners. and Mi
utlcr wage workers nud business men,
Will attend and Join In the rc0rganlzu.
ton next Thursday evening,
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IT doesn't matter much whether sick
headache, bilIousness. indigestion and
constipation are caused by neclec, or
by unavoidable circumstances; De-
Wits Little Early Risers will speedily
cure them all. Charles r. Goethe. corner
Twelfth and Market streets; Bowie &
Co. bridgeport: Peabody & Son, Ben
wood. {
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1.-THE CRIME OF VS."
Received an Airing ut the Sixth
Ward Meeting Last Night.
ARNETTA AND pENDLETON SPOKE.

SO Did Mes.rs. nry,lcn nnd Riley, nnd tho
Gist ofrhrlr Remarks wn, Relating 10
that ''rrrribir, Terrible Crimc',.C Col. Ar.
nett Says Some Niep Thtngs About Ills
Opponent, nmh then Tells why Time.
Are Hard Notn Word Concerning tho
Tariff or the Wilson I'M.
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The elegant passenger steamer Key
stone State leaves this morning for Gin
clnnati at s o'clock.
T0-day's local packets are the Liberty,
Jewel. I;n0s Taylor ana Lexington.
The marks ut the public landing Inst
evening showed G feet . inches and fall
Ing.
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SALE.

lIy virtue OF n decd Of trust made by
Charles Kunkcl and GeorginG kunkcl, his
wife, to the undersigned trustee, bearing
datc on the 10th day OF August, 4. d. 1887.
and recorded in the Office of the clerk of
tho county court for Ohio county. West
Virginia, In Decd OF Trust Book No. "a
page La3. the said trustee will. on
SATURDAY, THE 12TH DAY OF SEP
TENDER. a d, 1896,
proceed to sell at public auction Mt the
front door OF the court house OF Snid
county. In the city Of Wheeling, the fol-
lowing described property: All that Ccr-
tain piece or parcel OF ground situate and
being In thut part OF the city OF Wheeling
formerly called tho Town OF South
Wheeling" In the county of Ohio, state OF
West Virginia. and known nS the south
onc-hnlt OF lot numbered five q. y lot 81,
In square numbered sixteen OGl. in the
snid city. together with all the improve
ments situate thereon and thcrcunto be-
longing. ,
TERMS OF SALl;-CnEh.
LOUIS +. STIFEL, Trustee.
J. c. HERvEY, Auctlonecr. auto
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THOUSANDS of people are subject
to bowel trouble In some OF Its various
forms. DR.. Fowler's Ext. OF Wild
Strawberry is an unfailing remedy In
all such cases. .
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SATURDAY, THE I2TH DAY OF SEP.
TEMBlGR, 1876.

commencing Mt 10 o'clock a. NJ, tho fol-
lowing described property, that il 10 SAY.
~ thht certain piece or pnrccl of lnTl
Nu1oinlng the Village OF Potomac, in lii.
cry district, Ohio county. West virginia,
una bounded and described as rolinwS,
nrElnnlnE nj n corner 10 Burr's LOT in ,hr
S,,,C. " J.. road. and running thence so,,h
- east 9 poles: thence south "llIo wrst
~, poles to Towards line; thcncS sHuiL
~, west Ia poles to corner OF Potomac
schoo house lot: thence with tho lin" M
aaid school hoiso lot north 40 west IA
poles: thence north tih" cast III poles to
Il point In said road; thence along soiI
ROAD south S' cnHt 100 poles to thu plnrn
OF beginning, and containing one az nero
Two () roodS.. and twelve Ng nOlcg. mnrr
or logs: this being the same %nrOncrtv i'm,
was conveyed TO the said John VI, Thomas
nS W, NJ. Dunlap, special commissioner
ny deed bearing date on the second unvv
Or April. 1882. and now OF record in thTr
clcrR,H Office Of tho county court of Ohio
county. West Virginia. | win also M t,o
Sninc ttnc and plNcc sell the lollnvrin'pr
personal property: About 1000 foot inv,
Der. including frnnio for house. onn b,n,,,,
mnrc called Relic: one grey hors" ~,iIMrTt
DICK; rnnc bay thrce-ycar-nll horyr ,ni,,
called rom; one iron grey thrcC.yrnrsnhi
colt called Bill one Brown road ", "
no. u. ono spring, wagon: ono buggy am
curt, and on. double get work hairless; NV
TERMS or SAl.E-Cnsh.
nn!s-M n. Il. DUNLAP. Trustcc
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FOR RENn

No. g Twqnty-iourth street. . room,,,,
No. 62 Market street. .... Y
NO. ~ Eighteenth street, Z
No. "05 Alley 'lG......,...,,''"'
No. lil3 Warren street. ......mn Z
Residence WUodadnlu ...... =
No, $50 Main street, both gases :
rooms ........-..us... ..- TO-,
NO. 337 Main street, saloon, with la- "Q
ana fixtures, both gases, Ind
,TuoHlb .,....'t,,u.,.-. ,,...... WB
No. lGl2 Main street, store room ~,
No. lGlG Main street. store room. 2
No. 2sA Main street. ....,, "
Stable 50 90 and stable Sc n. ~
Summer residence Pleasant V,Nlry a.,
summer residence Pleasant NalIry ~
No. l@y Fourteenth trrct...... ="
20 !g51 AiGCOi!oGh street. p9
No. l2lD Alley ii..,.u...,,..... *
No. go" Main street. 3 rooms.
No. lOl Thirty-third street, pturr room az
Iour-ro0mcd houses Crescent Place. ~
Three rooms, Pleasant Nallry......, IN
FOR SALE. "
Two brick houses and full lot. 4 es,-..
lot, for 81. 700. "
4 lots McMUchcn.
I lots Elm Grove.
Ing. "''
No. 1915 Main street, Sl,Gn1
No, 10 and I22ia Market street.
No. c. Seventeenth street. t Rooms h4
gases. W.
No. $500 Main street.
Sixteenth street residence. !IjG
Nos. ijI and ili National Road.
No. % Sixteenth street.
Lot on South Front street.
SiX-roohled house Peninsula.
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rRusrEE's SALE.
TWUsTEE's SALE.

IIy virtue OF n deed OF trust mndo BY
James W. Dlnch and Nancy l., Dlnch, ms
vito, and John Dincli TO me, hs tTuste",
bearing date IN tho first dry 0t April lovd,
the county court OF ohio county, West
virginia, IN Deed OF Trust look no ~
pagN 400, | will on
TUESDAY, THE FIRST DAY OF Sep
TENDER. 1896,
sell mt public auction on tho promises
hereinafter described tho real estate uc-
RcrIbed In Baid decd OF trust. that II to say,
ali TINT certain tract OF lnnd situated on
the waters OF Castlcman'H Run, ~ mo
district OF LibCrty. Ohio county, West NIr-
ginin. and adjoining. the lands, or Joseph
o. Curtis. loscph McCnIslund, John o.
Rodgers and others, nnd bounded anu DO
scrihcd nS foIlowH: beginning nt IL white
oak IN JOS. MCCnuSlnnd's line and running
thence north ~ cast ~ poles to II stake
thence BOuth 10 east ~ poles! to n STAKE
So ,cnst 10 poles to II hIuCk walnut, cornni'
to lands OF Johnson J.. Gnrrlsor 4nd 9th
crH; thence south s. caat lGi poles to Il
beech. corner TO lands Of Joscph o; Curtis;
thence north 49, 80 west liG poles 70 II
sugnr tree, corner to lands OF Joseph Me.
CNualhnd; thence north l.' west 10 poles
and II links TO the place OF beginning, nnd
containing forty.slX go hCrCS nnl " ca
rOOds. moro or less, this being tho saIn1
DInch and John Dlnch by Julin ~. prnll
and Robert l.. prnli. her husband, by deed
bearing date March N, 1879, and now OF
record In tho clerks oIicu OF tho county
court Of Ohio county, West virginia
TERMS OF SALE-Onc-thlrd OF tho
purchase money and nv much moro ~ the
purchaser may elect TO pay In cnah on day
OF sale: the balance In two equal pay.
mcnts at ono and two years, the purchaser
executing his notes with approved per.
sonnl security for tho deferred INSTALL
ments. with interest from day OF sale.
the interest on the second deferred In
8tnllIncnt payable annually: ,thc tito 70
notes aro lifted.
N.N-.
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THE whole system Is drained and un-
dermined by indOlcn: ulcers and open
sores. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salvc
speedily heals them. II IS the best pile
urc known. Charles X. Goethe. corner
Twelfth and Market streets: Bowie &
Co, bridgeport: Peabody & Son. Ben
wood.
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SALE.

by virtue OF Il deed Of trust made by
Charles Williams and Mamie Il. Williams,
hts wife, to me nS trustee. dated April l..
1886. and recorded in the office of the clerk
OF the county court of Ohio county. West
Virginia, in Deed of Trust Book No. As,
page lS2, | will sell at the north from door
OF the court house OF said county on
SATURDAY. TIE eth DAY OF
AUGUST, 1886.
commencing at 10 o'clock u. H.. the fol-
lowing described property. that is to say:
Lot numbered SIX In Zanc's Orchard nd
dition TO the city OF Wheeling. Ohio
county. West Virginia.
TERMS OF SALE-Onc-third md as
much more OF the purchase money as the
purchaser elects to pay in cash on tho day
OF sale. the balance In two equal INSTALL
at one and two years. potos bearing
Interest from the dny OF SAT- to be given
for tho deferred payments.
W. J. ". COWDES. Trustee.
w. II. HALLER. Auctioneer. auT-f
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SUMMONS.
The State OF West Virginia, to the Sheriff
OF Ohio County. Greeting:
We command that you summon
Charles Ilager. II he be found In your
bailiwici. to appear ut the clerks office
OF the circuit court OF Ohio county ut
rnlos to be held for the said court on the
first Monday In August. 1856. to answer a
bill in chancery exhibited against him In
the said court by Kate ". Hager: and
have then and there this writ.
Witness, John ". Mitchell. clerk OF our
said court, ut the cour house OF said
county. In the city OF Wheeling. the I'D
day OF July. 1896, and in the thIrty-fourth
year OF the state OF West Virginia.
JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
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SNERIFF,S RETrRN-


Charles liagcr is no inhabItant Of my
bnIliwick. nor found therein this Cd day or
August. 1886.
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The National Collection Agency, =
Washington, i. c., will dispose 0: the "
lowing judgments:
WEST VIRGINIA.
Bclington Coal and Coke Co. Br,,as:a?
$G9 L.; John l.. Baker. Bluctir!d, 81 u I
=. Gillespie Y Co, Brett, 81 ~ F&rftIy'
Norman & Co. BrookvtIlc, sag q; J.
T., BowermRstcr. Rrucctgn, "N y S5s.
Schultz, Chnriestown, So -; 6 N IH.~
tian. DinGcss, $ji5 ~; G, J.. Hencdtt;, Ess'
Bank. SlSI co.: T. J. Baker, Fc'lcrn4gS'
Sl96 GO: c. Rogers, Framcio%O. 8. > w.
w. Sinner 4 Son. Freed. S&3. j.WT. LILY
Grnfton.$2>7 a; i. W. CowAn, Grve1"o'%'
S@24 90; NJ. Parsons, Hendricks. ~ ~ ~
n; iInd9 ~ i S,1l 4; + r :, lE4I,
500 W: u. l.. Payne. prcryy.Ir; = r.
Payne & Beaver. P~cCryvill", !I5f lQ' { W
Wheeler. ROwlcsburE, Sa, ~ = L.
Wheeler, ROwlCshurr. SCI ~, stone. iVNN'
man 4 Co. RowleSburG, $& =: ) Z
CowgCr II Co. RowlCshurs. $E 10 r - y
lass, Eusk. SSgl s.: Bartlett AFos' '"F
KENTUCKY.
W. II. Smith, B~urNuursvtlIc, So -. EeS'
crt Allen, B%urKsvilIG, E2u2 50 J, c T. A.S,'
CroCkvtIVi!lr, So ~; J. {. StcwaFt, y C"'
CuNnS". So u: Moses TUyucr, L'A;G,
SIS ~; Moses Turner. Eva:;S, so, e n
Craft. Gabhard, 81 IS: i: L. \ J. + isc:
Glasgow, S@O! co; y. NJ lclihihE'',,'' W.,
willie S2Gl co.: Harry Wcdd!rgiIn. !rIS Ir%
willie, SIG 50; W. 5. Emmai Nni.'ri:%iS,
Sl0& Gl: j. l., Turner X CO.. Mimi. + p
l.. c, Bailey, OH Springs, $5i6 q + /
Quiglcy. 0PCwcc Valley, .$W> N: Nro'
Jones. Pittsburgh. So Il: Union Co" III
Pittsburgh. SIS. 30; Matt SNrI'Ei% ~.
House, %N2 20: Il. u. l!rashoArS, sax S.VE
S+22 95: Lcdford " Asher, Svy'a5 S'''N
S5Sl SS,
ONO,
Chas. McRroom, Akron. SIS ~ ri.
liaric, lrouton, $40 %: John Ma"AE""' :"
SEND BIDS TO
THE NATIONAL COLLECTION SGS'V''
WASHINGTON, y {,
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DON'T m.sS II. The greatest cclrhrn-
ton ever knOwn ut thu new Fair
Grounds August 20, Labor Day.
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'INRuSTEE'S SALE.

ny virtue of n decd of trust mado hv
John W. Thomas and Annie Thomas, his
WIG; 70 me, aS. trustee, hearing date on
the 18th day Of April. lS91, and now nf
record IN the clerks Office of the county
court OF Ohio county, West Virginia. in
DECD OF Trust Book No. 70. page $50, / viii
HeiI at PUBLIC auction on tho premises
WNSfeinnitcr described, ut Potomac, ".
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FOR SALE.

S-roohlcd frame house and iot, 4: i
Fourteenth street, new house. FOR SliA
A ti~rst-class. modern I-roorcd dwelis;.
with stable in rcar, lot 43xli2. AT q No7A
York street. This Is desirable in eva!
respect.
The most desirable country place :
Pleasant Valley.
North Huron street lots at n bargain.
S-roomcd cottage y South Huron Tor tI
Money to loan. 6per cent bonds !oF sac
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UNDN1 TIE -JIH d,
AUGUST, 1876.
LEGAL NOTICES.

THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
! Ohio County. SIS:
West Virginia. August Rules. 1886.
Kate NJ. Hager VS.. Charles Hagcr.-In
ChnnCnrX. ~
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L, n.,, are tho best aftcr+iinncr
T1OOu'S PIIlS pills, aid digestion. &c.
observation-disclosures BECKER g. co.
NOTICE.
Dissolution Of Partnership.

Tho firm OF John Becker & Co. jewelers.
nnd Opticians, has been dissolved, Henry
W. En-. retiring. Tho business will DO
continued ny John Becker a. Co. Thank
ing our friends and the public in general
for the liberal patronage bestowed upon us
In tho past, We hope TO have n fair contIn-
nauCo Of tho same In the future.
All persons having claims against tho
firm Will present the same for settlement,
mud nil persons knowing themselves IN
dchted Will please cnll md mako n settle
mCnt. Respectfully.
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Cincinnati. KEYSTONE STATE, S n. IN.
pnrkcrabulE Liberty. II II. III.
Sicuhpnvillc.. ENOS TAYLOR. $50 p. II.
ClnrinEtOn. .mJEWEL. 3:aU p. IN.
MntainorI% LEXINGTON. II II. IN.
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'liE iNTsLLlGENcER PRINTING
l. establishment. Neat. accurate, pro,nnt
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Nobody reed have Neuralgia. Get. DR..
Niles Pain Pills from druggists. "One
cent q Dose"
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JAMES A. HENRY,

Real Estate Agent, Collector, Notary n.
lie and Pension Attorney. No, ~. Nr
ket street -
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Health gully situated among iMr ,"I p%y:
aims; pure air and waiter lf'ulI ,5,,.intS
ana YNuuy Men for COLLEGE " Thor
life. a detected corps Of lra'h'l ,,a,t1.
ough mental trutniuc, PNy'5y', FU'
equipment. MModGTatc EharFc- 500, ,Mr zine
gins Scnt, Il, ISM, aud cuni'gn,> ,.l yi
.calondnr months, Send Tor toU l"''""
TO VI,
Rev. II. w. HnNN, prim., r'"n' '"3S.%%w
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SMITH & DICKINSON
EXCHANGE BANK BUILDING.
Safety Deposit Boxes 20 Let. ai
PROPOSALS.
FOR SALE.
WEST NIRGINIA.

The National Collection Agency, I:
Washington, d. c., Will dispose 0. the ~
lowing Judgments:
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Grown OF thorns" and Gross nj gold
but the crowd didn't catch on to 1t as the
speaker evidently expected It 70. for he
worked II up 20 the highes; pitch in his
power and It fell fiat. He closed by say
ing that the Chicago nominees, stood for
honest policies and that the election or
Bryan would be the first blow struck for
the relief OF the wOrkinEman in the last
thirty years. By this admission 1t ap-
pears that John O. has come TO the CON
clusion that the Wilson bill vas not a
blow struck in that direction.
At the conclusion OF Mr.. Pendlcton's
talk Mayors band very appropriately
played, when Johnnie Comes March,
ing Home"
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OHIO,
RANDOLPH. MACON ACADEHt'

W~NSlllNGTON. = !
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-09-26
We Must Ilave Good Money.

My fellow .tiZens. il must never be-
written that Ilis nation either encour-
age- or practices dishonesty. Good
money We Wiz continue to have. What
We want now i a chance to earn more
of our good money. We never had
/ better currency in the world than we
have to-day. and We neverhad so much
work in our history as we had in 1892.
and the people are only waiting for an
opportunity in 1895 to vote back the
principles aud policies they gave up
four years ago. We want no free trade
in the United States. We want the
American workshop protected and de-
Tended against the foreign workshop.
for the benefit of American workmen.
Free silver means free trade. Sup
pose you could pay the duty with a
J2c dollar. would you not reduce the
protection you now have almost one
half: My fellow citizens. do rot he
deluded. No matter how much money
We have or may have in this country.
there i hnt one way to get it. and thai
! to give something for it. What We
want just now i somebody who wants
what We have TO give him. Labor can
no; wait. The capital of the working
man !, in his strong right arm. If he
does rot Use Ii today just that much
OF his capital has gone forever. The
capitalist can wait on bi~ dividends.
but the workin-man can Eo, wait on
his dinner. Aud there i nothing 50
Wei calculated 20 iniure labor in .a-
United States A. deprecated cur
r,ncE.-Ntai. Mckinlev q Cantan.
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\ Wage Farmers Experience.

ST. Louis, No. September l..
Like any other citizen q: this great
county. being intereStee il the ;inan-
cial situation. which i thc general
talk and the main i,sur. III the present
presidential campaign desire 10 ex-
press my opinion and have a little
talk with my tellow-wage-e ear.ne!.s. anS
| thu tell them some q my experiences
!cor"erning this great money question.
/ IT. not only disgusting. but il fps
IB- with Indignation 10 hear and reed
- the blessings tee advocates of free
silver promise TO t=le public in general
and 10 the wor5ingmen-th,. wa-e-
-carner--in ssecisl under = regime of
. free coinage of silver.
/. up rC scv-u sears ago. lived IN a
country when,. t,i7aera ,i-m IwLirt j,
. .e~- dangerous tan tr-e coina-a ha~
ben Ir.ed. and therefore can realize
what suffering s.s"h q rr-ins- ! hound
20 bring on the public in general and
-.''- -'''''''-- - .'-9
...'.'H
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TiIIman IncItlnc TO Murder.

-aild - to his liner, an affection of
d-.za--e3.y. cOatless- idealess. bu;
with abounding brass. Tillman. who
was Le;-ly among Us baeathing threat
eninge on all sides. recently did a lit
tie stamping through Pennsylvania
mining towns. If he believes he made
an impression he need not disabuse
his MIND of that thought. for he did.
but a most unfavorable one. The
miners of Pennsylvania age not dis
unionists: taey are not mudsills. and
hence the Tiilman uncut gems of in
decent rhetoric. ace ompanieG bycOarse
cordescensionT. in the way Of attire.
10 their supposedly simple social sta
tuS. has been the best blow al Bry
anism that could be conceived The
violence of Tillman : remarks. he say
ing in one case that if the Bryanites
did not win they would fight for their
cause. and tigGt to shoot. was gem
Of bravadc that the miners took al its
true value. They were not afraid.
When he told them free silver was the
money to save. a.. in ease OF your
house burning down. paper money
woald 20 up in smoke while the metal
would remain. he was ,ioored ny The
miner who cried ont. How about
having a gold dollar thai would hold
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-09-26
The French spy.

Standing room only prevailed at
the Opera House last evening, at an
early hour. as further endorsement OF
thc accomplished Maude Atkinson and
her worthy company.
We haG supPosedwith the retirement
Of Morlachae. the celebrated artist
VINO gave to The French spy is drst
reputation. that this sPectaruIardrama
would never again b. presented IN
like uaGner in America. but in Hiss
Atkinson We note an able ana worthy
eXpoaeH. OF what Mor.achac had given
life and prominence. If w. remember
rightly. the French spy vas among
the first OF a series oi spectacular
dramas presented IN America, and it
a. once secured liberaIendorsement by
the press and paople.-Ex.
Tn" MaGde Atkinson Company will
Ill q ..eeh heEgagement in his city Fair
week. Admission b ana - cents.
Children under twelve. accompanied
ny their parents. > cents.