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FOR sALE-suBuRBAN.

We will give to the purchaser OF every
lots in Shermau Park fifth lot. A
few choice lots left, S0x10O feet; only
SO each; half cash; shady, settled neigh
borhood: title perfect; deed free: no lots
anywhere as near Washington as these at
this price. No. 623 F st. NV. se1-7t
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PENSION VOUCHERS.

PENSION VOUCHERS.
TO PENS4,RNEMsaLofipE, * Chapel. nsIsIe
S22 II st. ne, to serve you, on Friday.
Sept 4, 1896, from 4 O'Clock o. m. untii
10 p. m.s s-sy 4 4,s.a IL
PEN0IONER0-Go TO Jacob L. Boyer.
notary pubiic, 81 4 7th 81. sw., 10 have
your vouchers executed. lie knows his
business, and sends vouchers free 70 US.
pension agent. q. L, BOYER & CO.,
Pension Agents. se2-3t
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Bicycle Road Race to River View.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 6.
For three prizes given by Capt. E. 8. Randall.
First prize valued at SIS. second at So and
third at 81 ODen to all white riders. No ell
trance fee. Entries to be made with ]. NJ.
Ober, 40 Eighth st. Sc, OF Capt. Z. S. Randall
River View wharf au.I-tf EN-
EIECTRIcRARK
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WHERE QUAY HAS BEEN

land, has this to say: I'VE have organized
a Bryan Club here of about thirty membe rs,
and still growing. About twenty Repub-
leans of this township have already de-
clared themselves for Bryan. We expect
to carry Blue River township
J. P Gay, of the Winona General Elec-
trio Company, writes from Winona, Mimi:
1.-Two years ago the Republicans carried
this comfy by /, 100. This gear we expect
to give Bryan and Sewan a good, clean ma
jority. Railroad officials are distrbut-
ing gold literature to their employees, and
asking their men to vote for the interests Of
their roads"
A voice from the far South speaks up in
a confident manner. 1t is that of ID. B.
Mckay, secretary OF the Young Mems
Democratic Club OF Tampa, Fla. He says:
The Republicans are more active this year
than at any time since they were routed
from power in 1876, and, the boiling Demo-
Gratis are making n show. But, notwlth-
standing these facts and the claims of
even Senate Qua totle contrary, Florida
will cast a larger vote this year for the
Democratic electors than in any previous
year"
Clarence Sheets, secretary OF the Bryan
Free Silver Club OF Lawrence, Kan, writes:
"Our club numbers 500, OF which 142 are
Republicans
Secretary E. NJ. Carr, of the Democratic
State central committee Of Iowa, writes.
in part, as follows: 1--WE are organizing
our club bureau, and should like list Of
silver clubs in Iowa that have reported to
you. Please send us from 500 to 1 900
application blanks, which we will send out
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ron RENT-sTABLE.

FOR RENT-STABLE.
ron RENT Vicinity q War Dept. part
81 stable or single stalls, with car
riase rnom Address efABI.E, this office.
anS1-7tem
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PERSONAL.

Blight amateur actor or actress.
win %oUO TO invest. can secure q
golden opportunity with new rneiodran,a,
TO be produced In the fall; best Of refs.
given. Address COMPTON, this office.
sci tenn
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HELP wANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE.
MALE and female help furnished free:
senu postal. AL ST. se2-3t
MRS. l.. C. MOORE. the old relia-
Dle seiect agency, Will send help free
OF charge. Send postal. BOG q ST. NV.
se2-st
ANTED-ExpcrieDc hands on pa
per boxes. Apply 10 j. Z. ADDISON,
229 eth st. sw. Item
wANTED-At City Intelligence Ouice.
cOOSs. general houseworkers. waters,
drivers. laundresses, nurses, porters, Jani-
tors. stablemen, laEorcrs, cnamberna Ids
boys; places furnished till suited. tEs-
tablished ISSo.J SHACkLEFUkD'S, At
11th ST. NV. seI-7t
OLD RELIA BILE. 3U6 G st. NV,
MRS. L. Z. MOORE. Established S92.
sel-3t
MALE and female help furnished free.
SEM postal n. +. b 2l21 1lth ST. NV
au31-Tt
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ron REWr-shop. s2s l2tb st. nv.
Aue0-et,etA :
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huslN kss cHANcEs.

wANTED-By young couple, nice room
s.btl tusiru in lro,estant iatDiiy with
occasional privilege. OF use of parlor and
piano, entire cost not to exceed $40 per
month, nv. preferred. Address d; e..
this office Item
w ANTED Small fur. rouni for S3 a
month. address ROOM. 622 10th st.
ne. Item
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WANTED-BOARD
WANTED Young man wishes board
in the Sc. between. 1st and 9Th and A
and d: must not exceed $50 per month.
Address BOARD, this office. -. - 1t 4
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SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 1.-Gentral
Nelson y. Miles. the commander OF the
Army NJ tho United States. had a mar
row escape from death yesterday after
noon while driving on the Hill leading
from the Gin house to the Ocean Beach.
He owes hIs life 10 the co0ln-ss and
agility displayed. by Col. Amos :. Kim
ball. cillrf Iulrtermaster "f the depart
mTNt OF California. and Mr.. W. II. Nc
Kitirick. OF Bakersfield, u s%on-in-law Of
Col. William Shaf;rr. After Inspecting
the water works plant at the PreHidiu.
General Miles and Il party Of friends
started for town In order to catch the
train for the south. While going down
Il steep grade the pole OF che carriage In
which the commanding general was rid
ing snapped short off near n" axle and
frightened the can The vehicle was
dashed against the blum and the driver
thrown from his seat between the plung-
Ing and Kicking animals. but Colonel
KimbalI and Mr.. Mckittrick jumped out
and rushed to the horsas' heads Just IN
time 20 prevent their boiling down thu
hill 10 almost certain destruction.
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Wheeling Club Heard From.

The Wheeling ball club returned
home yesterday. Whether they Will
play Youngstown is uncertain. Az Man
ager Dclaplaine did no; com. with
the CLUB, nothing Official could h. learn
ed "a TO the future outcome, One thing
Is crrtGin and that Is thar the Inter-
State mas ceased to exist. Their. will h.
soms knott problems for President
Power 10 solve, when the question OF
retaining the club guarantees comes up,
Each club that !Gi.ed TO inlsa the seq.
son was to forfeit the $500 guarantee.
Their, Will BE- n kick coming IL the re-
malE'nE clubs In the league try TO d.
vide the guarantee money among them
selves, Wheeling has arra?s.l games
with Pittsburgh ind Cincinnati.
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slG SUIT
Entered Against the French Gable Com-
paMN' for Damages.


pany for Damages.
NEW YORK, oct, Limited States
District Attorney Wallace MRcFarlan"
has filed In the United States circuit
uUr Il bill In equity in the suit or the
United States against La CnmpOgni0
Franchise pC4 Gables Telegraph EGueS;
The United States and Haiti Telegraph
Uud Gable Co, and the United States
aud Haiti Cable ca. The bill, which
covers forty pages VI tSpewrltten mat
ter, alleges that the defendant corpora
tons ara combining and %cOnsplring to-
Ecther for the purpose NJ m~OnUpulI2lnS
4 part Of the :rads and commerce be-
tween the United States and the several
states thereof and foreign nations, To
the irrrparablc injury Of the people and
business Interests OF this country. An
Injunction IL asked for go a. 10 prevent
the three defendant corporations from
carrying out thrir unlawful agreement
AMI from the establishment Of their
connecting cables on the shores OF the
United States
Tho compliant states that La COmpaE-
ME Franchise deS Gables ~Tal"Graphc.
uieS Is the successor In interest NJ conf
paHies heretofore known AZ La Com
ilENlr fTRncIlss Du I'IrSldlhl- ne
Paris 4 New York. la Suclrte Franchise
DIES T'rIegraphts. SOusmarinS ard other
French companies IN the ownership OF
transatlantic cables. comprising Il sub
marine system starting from Santiago
de Cuba. running to Elnyti. San Domin-
go. UartlnlGGr aud GuadclCup" AND
thence to Dutch Guiana. French Guiana
ard l:ra1ll. and also \ direct line from
San Domingo 10 Venezuela. All these
cables ar In operation under conccs-
slnns which give the French company
the sole right to lanI and use them
le:wren those places and the United
States for periods running from tw-nIy-
'lvr 10 Sky years. These concessions
were Obtained between the years 1883
aud iSGU &.
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LEApVILLE. Colo. Oct. 1.-The
possibility OF ending the strike by ar
bIlrltlan ur other am!cnblc means has
disappeared for the time being. ut
least. tn" Cloud Cty miners union
having voted In regular meeting last
night to continue Indefinite In its fight
for uniform wages Of s" per day for all
OF the men In the mines.
Two hundred members Of The union
bny. withdrawn and will seek work.
Tho mine operators will MI the places
II The strikers with outsiders as rap
idly as possible and tho state militia
VIII probably be kept here a long time.
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ST. LOUIS, Oct. IA special TO ,he
GlObe-DemOcrat from Birmingham. AL
ALBANIA, says: Captain Reuben f..
kolb, father Of the I'opulIst party in
Alabama and editor of Peoples rrI.
bunc." the organ OF the party here, Is
out In an editorial over a column and
u half In length. In which ha comes out
for Bryan and Sewall ana thu entire
ticket, and the Democratic candidate
FOR Congress, throwing Watson over
board, with DR.. G. II. Grove, the Pop
uilst candidate for Congress. lie con.
tends that the Populists are for Bryan.
but cannot do anything Tor him by
voting for Bryan and Watson.
KOlb and his Lieutenant Pcvtan e
bowman, have been Invited to take the
stump In Indiana and Illinois for Bry-
nm and Scwali and It Is probable they
will accept.
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MARTINS FERRY.
iIaps and Mishnps In the Thriving city
Across the River.

Yesterday h employees at William
Means foundry presented Auditnr-elect
Madison Aldredge with n gold pen and
Ink well. s. +. Dean making the presen-
tatIon speech. Mr.. Nldredge has been
the pattern maker at this works for a
long period.
Mrs. s. ]. iiouGhton. OF East Liver
pool, who has been visiting her son.,
Stephen l~ioughton. went 10 Fairmont
yesterday, where she will make her
home with her con. Ed. s. Houghton.
The Republican glee club will meet at
headquarters az : o'clock sharp to-inor-
row night to practice. Every member
should be present. The club will sing
at the RoSen;hal meeting.
Car No. &c on the Wheeling and Mar
tins Ferry electrical railway, Jumped
the track on Broadway last night and
1t was necessary 10 transfer passengers
for two hours.
James II. Bell. n well known farmer OF
near BannOck station, vas killed by the
cars On the Cleveland, IOraln & Wheel
Ing railroad on Wednesday. He was Il
years old.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Wilson Kerr have re-
turned from their bridal tour and will
be given a reception by h formers pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. james Kerr, this
evening.
A large number OF Martins Ferry peo-
pie, Including many Democrats. heard
BOurke CockrHn's great speech at
Wheeling yesterday.
The B~llaIre Republicans promise 10
send up a good delegation the night Z.
II. Ryder makes n sound money speech
In Martins Ferry.
Yesterday Mr.. and Mrs. John Gabe
buried their tw0 md one-half year old
daughter. Nellie, at Rlverview cemetery.
James Greer. OF Illinois. who has been
visiting his brother. Thomas II. Greer.
the past three months, has returned.
Hon. Newell X. Kcnnon. OF st. Clairs-
vile. will make two speeches In Wheel
Ing for the gold Democrats.
a splendid new steam hammer OF Mr..
McDermott's own make has been PLACID
in his tool works.
Prot. j.. W. Wallace, OF Toronto. was
calling on friends here yesterday.
Mrs. w. T. Lewis. OF Columbus, is Wis
itIng relatives on jefferson stTeet.
William Jones was married to Mlss
Lizzie Englemcyer last night.
]. Y. Patterson. OF Pittsburgh, is In
town calling on old friends.
Miss Clara Hamilton, OF Marietta, is
the guest Of friends.
Mrs. II. Betlis Is visiting her son at
Beaver Falls. Pa.
Alonz" Hood, of Canal Dover, Is visit
Ing his parents.
Common pleas court will convene next
Tuesday.
Jacob Rosenthal Tomorrow night.
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SILVER AMI Democratic clubs, C,,ye,,,o,

ST, LOUIS. Oct. 1.-The consollda-
ton Of Democratic clubs and the as
ISOLATION W National silver clubs has
heen finally perfected and the latter
organization will take active part I'm
the big convention OF the national con-
rrntiOn Of Democratic club to he held
In tn. auditorium Saturday nex Sec
rotary Mexican NJ the National Assoc
Ciatlon NJ Democratic clubs has been
authorized by President George y.
kccney. Of the Association Of National
Silver clubs, to make all ARRANGEMENTS
for the participation Of the silver clubs
at the convention and IL now busy
carrying out that programme. lie de-
slr"s the official announcement made
that all silver clubs having member
ship In TIN, association Of national all
yer clubs are through that membership
catitled To delegate representation IN
the convention Of the national assocIa-
ton Of Democratic clubs, and also To
seats In the convention MS clubs. A
large attendance Is expected.
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WHEELING DAILY INTEIIIGENCER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1896
PEOPLE WE KNOW.
The, Are Wheeling People aud what
They ray Il NJ f.Urai Interest.

wv W.
When an incident like the following
occurs right here at home It IL bound to
carry weight with our renders. when
No many strange occurrences W the
rounds Or the press. are published nS
facts, when the Intelligent reader knows
they cannot BE- true, there Is no wonder
that people become skeptiCal. on one
subject gkcptlclsm IL RAPIDLY disappear
INK. This IL due to the actual personal
experiences Of or citizens, and their
public u"itcrnnccs regarding them, The
d0Ubtcr must doubt 10 more in the face
OF such evidence AZ this. The public
statement OF u reputable citizen living
right here Mt home, M whom you can
zee every day, leaves no ground for the
skrptic to stand ON.
Mr.. James Spargo. OF No, AS Main
street, a miner employed ut the Gilchri5t
mine, says: II caught Il slight cold re-
Gently. which settled In my kidneys and
caused n pain across my lOinS. IL hau
not become severe, but to guard
against II assuming q more dangerous
form ] procured Il box or DOan'a Kidney
Pills at The Logan Drug Co. and took
Il few Noses. The pain disappeared n
| felt nS strong az ever. | do not APP
prove or the theory OF letting these aches
wear OF themselves ana recommend
anyone 10 use DOan's Kidney Pills In AT
Instances OF the kind. They Will not be
disappointed"
The aching back has no greater encmy
than Doan's Kidney ills-not injurious
to the most delicate constitution. DO
not act on the bowels, but direct on the
kidneys. For sale by all dealers. Price
10 cents per box, Or 6 boxes for y w.
Sent by mail IN receipt OF price by FOs-
ter-MIlburn Co.. Buralo, y, y, sole
agents for the United States.
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The Ben Hur Will be up Sunday for
Pittsburgh and way landings.
The marks at 4 p. m. showed . feet
and rising. Weather. cloudy and cool.
TIL" II. X. Bedford VIII be here to-
morrow Tor Charleston and all way
landings.
Some coal was shipped from Pitts
hurSh yesterday. The advance Of the
coal fleet should reach Wheeling to-
night.
The river Is going beyond the stag
mat was predicted yesterday morning.
The marks last night at midnight
showed eleven feet and stIll rising.
Last nights report from Pittsburgh
showed over eleven feet. hut as the
river was failing ii IL not likely that
th're will be more than fifteen or six
teen feet here.
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The ChriNian Conference.


SpeClW DlNUhlCH " Tue ntclIleelVcI
RAVENSWOOD, W. Va. Oct. 1.-The
twenty-siXth annual meeting OF the
Wcst Virginia Christian Missionary
convention convened In the Christian
church al this place this afternoon and
win continue IN session over Sunday.
"Why Am | licrc?" was the subject
for short talks this afternoon. led by
Rev. A. T., HelBleT, OF Huntington. The
meeting promises TO be an Interesting
one.
The following are already here: Rev.
Smith, OF Moundsvllle: also Rev. Luther
Rice, Rev. r. NOffett. Ohio state mis-
sIouary, Cleveland; Rev. W. II. Hayden,
Wheeling; Miss Sue Suolettc. LeXing-
ton. Ky; Rev. Linkletter, stat" evan-
Gcl!at; R"v, Alex. Campbell Mclicever,
president OF Bethany College, n
others.
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WASHINGTON. d. c.. Oct. 1.-The
first loss Of lie in Washington CITY
from the storm was reported to-day,
when the body OF James FITZGERALD, a
white man, was found In the ruins OF
the Beatty building on Pennsylvania
avenue. There were ten persons known
TO be In this building when It's walls
fell IN. hut they escaped wlthou, SER
ious Injury. Fitzgerald was a machln-
list IN the navy yard.
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CAIRO, his. OCT. lat : O'Clock
this morning Mrs. Frazer. a bride Of
four days. shot herself through the
heart. dying Instantly. No reason can
be given. The young couple wcr"
prnminnnt In church and society. both
members Of the choir Of the Church Of
the Krdremer. Episcopal, In which
they wrr" mnrrlrd last week, going
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FRANKFORT, Ky. Oct. /. The
deadlock continued to-day in the Demo-
cratic congressional convention OF the
Seventh district OF Kentucky. There
was no change In the vote for Charles j.
Br0nston, Evan +. Settle and John X.
Carroll. The chair ruled that the roll
would hereafter BE- called by precincts
instead OF counties.
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FRANKFORT. KY, oct. 1.-The APP
peal OF Scott Jackson, condemned 90 he
hung FOR the murder OF Pearl Bryan, was
heard by the court OF appeals to-day oil
Il petition for i new trial. Prosecutor
Lockhart and the attorney general APP
pearcd for the commonwealth. aud l.. j.
Crawford for the defense. The decision
wns reserved.
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Mr.. G. Csillouctte. Druggist. Beavers.
Vile. ILL.,, says: ITO DR.. Kings New Dis
cOyery | W my life. Was taken with
Va Grippe and tried all the physicians
for miles about, but of no avail and was
given up and told | could not live. IIav.
ing DIR. Kings New Discovery In my
store ! gent for II bottle and began lis
use nnd from the first dose bognn to get
better. and after using three bottles
was M and about again. II Is worth its
weight IN gold, We won't keep Htoro or
hOusc without IT," Get II FREQ trinl at
Logan Drug Co.'S drug store. .
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PROPOSALS.
BIDS FOR COAL.
! wIiEELING. ". Va. Sept. 90. lslf

WHEELING. ". Va. Sept. 20. 1856
Office OF Clerk OF Board OF Education.
No. Il Fourteenth Street.
Bids will he received nj tho office OF the
CLERK Of the Board OF Education until
Tuesday, October II. at T. m. FOR furnish
irE clean coal and also slack FOR the public
srf;oois @. the city Of Wheeling for the
ensuing school year.
plds will hr received for furnishing coal
for an az tltn schools NJ well az to each
si,b-dlftrict separately. The contract viii
liz awarded to the lowest responsible hid.
der employing unlon labor. Tho board re-
serves the right to rrJ"c; any or all bids.
WALTER II. HALL. Cl"fk.
#.". nam AyI : : . :
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MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. 1.-The Mplers
after having captured the Drnnnnt To.
day won the Detroit Free Press Gun
By defeating the HOLSTERS In n loosely
played game. TIL. weather was moi
the best and only 1900 people witnessed
the contest.
Score: pU =
MInn"Rp's 80 . q 3 . ola IL :;
l~nd'anap's Il o 0 oil /; 6
Earned runs, Minneapolis :: India narolis
= Pitchers, FiggemIer and Parker for
Minneapolis: DnmmAn for Indianapolis.
Empires. O'Day and Mcdonald. Time ia.
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And then 70 ahead. II your blood is In
pure. your appetite failing, your
nerves weak. You may be sure that
liood's S"arsnpnrilla Is what you need,
!hen take no substitute. Insist upon
liooi's and only Hoods. THIS Is the
incnicIne which has the largest sales
In tho world. Hoods Sarsaparilla Is
the One True Blood Purifier.
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on. CITY-Rlvcr & feet and rising.
Cloudy and cool.
WARKEN-R River feet. Rain and
cool.
GREENSRORO-Rivcr Il Zee, and
falling. Cloudy and cooler.
MORGANTOWN-Rlver L. feet and
falling. Rain to-day. Cloudy and cool
Observation-Disclosures l2.3 feet and
failing at the dam. Cloudy ana cOol.
STEtRENVlLLE-ltIvcr ~ feet and
rlslng. iinInIng and cool. Up-lI. *.
bedford.
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TIL: RIVER.


Plttsburgh...lI. X. BEDFORD. o n. nj,
Ma'nniOras... LEXINGTON, IL a. m,
ClarinYton.. EWEL, 10 y. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Parkersbur6 .ARGAND. II a. m.
Darlington. JEWEL, $3.50 p. IN.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Charleston. III. X. BEDFORD, G a. nj.
MuianI0rN-... l.E$iSGTON, II n. III.
Darlington JEWEL, $3.50 p. m.
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\ HACKING cough Ia not only an
n"ylnE 10 others, hut IL dangerous TO
the person who has It. One Minute
Cough Cure viii quickly put IN end tn
u. Charles X. Goethe. corner Twelfth
and Market streets; Bowie & Co.
bridgeport: Peabody K Son, licnwond.
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from the church To their handsome
home. where the young bride now lies
dead.
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lowing Judgments:
WEST VIRGINIA.
BclInston Coal and Coke Co. lexington,
;sg Il; John L. Baker. BlucfeId. SIS Il. j.
u Gillespie & Co., Br",2. az 81: Fu:reIL,
Norman & Co.. RrUokvllc. ;iO3 90; j,
p. RowermustGr. Bruceton, ;GS 30: Aug.
Schultz. Charlestown. t2i 70; G. ". Chris.
tian. Dlngess. 1Si5 %; q f: 8ensdict, t!as.
tiSG "a. {, Rogers. Frnrnctown. fg7 81, d
~. sinner & Son. Freed. 1892 70. W.T. LiiIy,
Grafton. 1851 90; d. ": Cownn. Greenwood,
;22 %: IS; P Rr = i'G ,,S r.: : \ ts'f 70; A.
fyons' s3 %: ID. Kennedy. pccryviiiS.'
ttiSS o6: u. Il. Payne. P.rry willie. &2 80;
Psyne'& Beaver. peeryv:llc.. Iiii "; G. ".
WWIncceier. Rowicsburg. Ii I. Stone. Bow.
n,n & Co, ROwiCsbErg, SiS2 II: j. D.
rowrer e. Co. RowlesburG, S,S2 i5. j.. D.
lass. Rusk. 1891 IS: bartlett Eros,. JrIp.
'e''' ~ KENTrCKv.
". II. Smith. BarbonrsyIlIe, So: Is: Rob.
rrt Allen. Burksyille. SOC 80; j. e. l.. Allen.
Crockettvi:lc. !G2 g; j.. {. Stewart \ Co..
ia ii: Moses Turner. Evnris, so o.; Loo
ttTInft'' tabbard, 81 IS: Il. 4. x ]. r. paui,
Glasgow. 1909 %: \. n Pennington. I"oH.
VIE '2SI q \. iwIgrry EH@ ,%mnT H., II;ayEncS-
tIcs t3: j, g. Turner & Co, Minnie. l5i 90:
!" e Bailey. oil Springs, SD Gi: h. r.
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