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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-10-29

We, the undersigned, composing the
Board of Registry for Election District
First Ward in the city of Mineral
Point, do certify that the forego-
ing Is true and correct list of the
voters Id said district, First Ward.
Dated Tuesday, October n, 1896.
II. 5. WELL,
J. A. SPRATLER,
w. FL. JACkA.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-10-29

Major MoRRiLL, of Vermont,
deserved his practically unanimous
recollection. He lsthe Senate's Grand
CID Man.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-10-29
REGISTER OF ELECTORS.

~ the City of Mineral Point, made
+ h the Board of Registry, October
"a. 1896.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-10-29
For sale
BREWER 4 PENaALLEGOE.


NtNVtIT NUtkT StImMONN,
- FATE on WISCONSIN, cfRGrfr corrpa,
- IOWA COUNTY. NVNhl'
Villain Shea Plaintiff
VS.
:. Mary Ann Manning. Frank Manning Rer,ba
Manning, William Manning. Agnes Mann 80
tdha Manning, julia Manning, Margaret Man
ming, Jacob Rolling Defendants
me state Of Wisconsin TO the said defendants,
aoh are hereby summoned 10 appenr within
twenty days after service Of mis- Summons
elusive 81 The day of service, aud defend tbn
above entitled action III Tie eenft atprestt,i' aaa
~ ease q your failure 10 % do, Judgment viii
be rendered against yoa according Il thn Az
N and OF the complaint; af Which a sepy ~
hefeie'm Ntrced upon yon
So SPENsl Ely II MeIlHoN,
e'We Plaintiffs Attorneys
q Address Mineral Point Iowa Go Wis
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-10-29
YaTTgf8 AND

Apaast ith ahd 18th. September lst 18th and
z8th tnd October ftG and IN incinding points
on tbe Illinois central west II town tals inelu-
alYa and ~ Mhyerlg.
49, Tlekctfai the above ratns0B salaoniy On
data aflatea. FUr fnrtner particulars apply ~
y0ur iaral NekHt d4Grt, nr address II Ham
san. 5ener Passenger Agent. Illinois Central
Kailf0as, Chicago.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-10-29

Smith, VIM A Salmon, VIM
Solms, Adam Schmit, Mike
Shea, Mike Sales, Tom
Smith, ] ]
Terrill, Mark Jr Treweek, George
Tonkin, Ben Tamblin, Isaac
Terril, NJ w Tregilgus, VIM
Treweek,N Thrasher, James
Wallace, James Walt, Henry
Wallace, ALI Wallace, Adolph
We, the undersigned, composing
the Board of Registry for Election
District Third Ward in the City OF
Mineral Point do certify that the
foregoing is a true and correct list Of
said district, Third ward.
Dated, Oct. 9th, 1896.
j. NJ. MuLHAIRN.
b. BLEwETT.
john GoRGEN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-26
BRYAN AND BRYAN CONGRESS.
What Ills Election ~ President Would
Mean

New York World, (Dcm): The efcc-
ton Of MIR, Bryan would mean the clc-
walton 10 the presidency OF an untried,
rather volatile and Tightly young man,
who has not been n marked success
hitherto as either lawyer. editor or
| politician, though he has lately de-
velopcd unusual ability IN the latter
| line. II would be an experiment. Of
course, as nearly all elections are 10
| some extent. The country could posi-
bly, get along with Mr.. bryan az Pres
Ident. The President does not govern
But " the election Of Bryan should
carry with Il, ns 1t pretty surely would.
the control OF the senate by the men
and the Influences that controlled II at
the last session, tlsr country would
have good reason for grave apprchen-
sion, The Popullst md free silver
combination that ''nc!d up" Congress
md the President then would have
the same power after tile ltN Of March.
The senate Is Onc-third Of the govern
ment. II is more The President can
not appoint any man TO office without
It's consent.
He cannot even appoint his cabinet
unless II confirms his selections. And
while the house must originate meas
power on them. rs 1t proved 10 the
shame and the dear cost OF tho coun-
try In holding UP the Wilson bill, and
again last winter.
Az President Mr.. Bryan would be In
the power Of, as he now is In sympathy
and utilization with. those senator pol
itiClans Stewart and Jones'. OF Nevada.
Jones. Of Arkansas. Butler Of North
Carolina. Allen. OF Nebraska, Tillmnn.
of South Carolina, PuEk 81 Alabama,
PETER. q: Kansas. Kyle. o. South Da-
k1ta. and their ussDciatcs. II their
control of the senate narlly=cl the
government md Disguised and dis
turbcd the country. what would their
additional control of the President do?
And perhaps of The house?
1t Is necessary 10 look ahead in vOt-
ing and 10 consider all the possible
consequences Of an election.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-26

\ WcllsburG correspondent writes to
the lntcllssnccr TO suggest that General
Con should be on the stump this year
contributing his cloQucncc to the cause
of Rcpublcan!sm, aud wants the state
committee to send him to Brooke coun-
". The lntCllIgcnccr violates no conlI-
dcncc In saying that no mans heart Is
moro In earnest sympathy Tor the cam.
palgn for the preservation OF the ma
tlnnal honor than is General COTS. bu,
his position ns judge of one OF the
hlGhicet courts OF the land renders Il
impossible for him to take part In u
political contcFt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-26

Eogucu. lilo dIsnsocs tho effects OF free
silver too frankly for them. lie admits
that 1t may tahe twenty years to bring
the prosperity promised by free coinage.
This 10 long while tn walt for an un-
certain thing. but the difference between
MIR, bryan and Mr.. Teller Is that Bryan
Is trying to catch votes with the chin
that the good things will all come at
once. while Mr.. Teller Is speaking from
HIS conscience. Mr., Teller hasn't been
long enough outot the Republican party
TO learn demaGnglc tricks,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-26

Philadelphia Record. CDcmD: Grca;
iron manufacturing enterprises have
been brought 10 4 standstIl: many
mills are running on half time; the
railway companies are prulcntly cut
ting down their expenses, stopping
projected improvements and llscharG-
ing employees N order to adjust tl.ir
operations 30 their Curtailed business;
even contractors are afraid to bid for
government work ordered to be done
10y r"nGrcgs url-sS with The siipula-
ton that II shall hc paid Tor IN the
E"!d basis The cause OF all this stop
PAGE ard uHccrtaiGty Is the fear that
N some way ~ government might be
forced 10 suspend gold payments. and
illt as consequence. there would be
sudden collapse. confusion and loss
NJ credit. with all the dire consequence
cs that follow condition Of panic.
Nov. Il the mere fear OF what might
nlppGE should the country slide
from gold to n silver basis creates
such widespread apprehension and
EiErS such a check tn business. what
misery might not lie expected to follow
the actual occurrence?
Is not the f0Tctastc sufficiently bitter
for tlra w0rklnEmen " the country.
without drinking to the dgcGs tho cup
held to their lips by the advocates OF
reputation?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-26

The Louisville Courier Journal Is hav-
Ing fun at the expense OF some over
wise newspaper men who are. with II
very knowing air. specializing rs to Mr..
WnttcrSon'5 object In returning TO this
country from his European tour Some
OF them profess to know all about his
plans, The Courier Journal Informs
these contemporaries who are so kuowl-
cdgcous that their sprculatIons must be
unroundcd. for Mr., WattcrJon has not
returned home, but Is st!li In SwItzcr-
land.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-26

The National tsound money! Demo-
Gratis OF West Virginia are going into
the campaign In earnest. Two OF III.
most distinguished Democratic orators
In the country nrc ia be in Wheeling
next week to speak against reputation
and for the preservation OF an honest
monetary system. one OF them is al
ready making speeches in the state. and
from now on the tlE>.t Will be forced all
along the line.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-26

Buffalo EXPRESS: Mr.. Bryau's windy
Or1tory calls t. mind a snIly attributed
TO PrCsider: Lincoln. lie had been
listening 20 Il young man whose power
Of lungs and How OF words W more In
cvlilcnU, Than wcrr ideas. Wien he had
finished Lincoln turned T. n ir!oni and
observed: That yGunE chap r4mIadf nc
OF Il steamer | urCG saw on the Ohiog river,
II had an S-toUt boiler ana I2-torl
whistle. aud every time the whistle blew
the boat stopped"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-26
wIEEING INTEIIIGENcER SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 26 1896

fa'mer must receive double for h!a
wheat and the workInsmun must nay
double for hlo bread In consequence:
Other products OF human labor must be
dooblod In price and the farmer while
getting double FOR his wheat and wool,
must also pay double for tho things he
has to buy2 Everything must be dou-
blSl In price but labor, and Mr.. Bryan
has never explained how that Is going to
be Increased,
Low tariff aud cheaper living was his
cry In 1899 and 1894; free silver aud in.
creased cost OF living Is his cry to-day.
"voIo for free trade" said Mr.. Bryan to
the farmer "and we will Give you Il dol.
lar FOR your wheat and nrty cents for
Your wool" "Givt us free trade" Sald
he to the worliIngman, land You will
have better wasca, and your money will
buy more OF tho ncccssarIes of lirc."
Z Tho WotCG were given, hut the prom.
IScd blessings did not come, aud now Mr..
bryan Is Promising that free silver is
the thing that VIII make the land How
with milk and honey. The people were
fooled then, will they permit themselves
10 be fooled again With this new cry?
WIN they again listen to the d-ma-
cogucs, or will they vote for the party
which never promised u thing 1t did not
fnlhll, and which does not appeal to the
ignorance OF. people bu. to the reason
and intelligence OF American manhood?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-26
For State SeHator-FIrst District
OLIVER s. MARSHALL.
OF Hancock County.
Bryan. the worh.ngmen and the Farmer.


\ Il vas William j. Bryan who took
the most radical ground for free trade
when he was a member OF the ways and
means committee which prepared the
Wilson bill. There Is not n work!ngman
who has felt III. blIghtinG effects OF that
measure or who believes In protection
who can consistently vote for him.
Two years ago Mr.. bryan was on the
stump defending that measure and pre-
dieting thar /, would bring prosperity
10 thu country. which he claimed was
suffering from the effects of thirty
years or Republican protection and not
from the gold standard, one Of the
strongcft arguments In favor OF re-
ductIon Df the tariff wa3 tim: the people
were obliged unGe- protection 20 pay
hish prices. that they werc being tax
ed" t" death for the beneG, or the pro-
t-cted Industries. Lower prices aud Z
lower cost OF living were demanded and
Mr.. Bryan was most eloquent in hi de-
nuncIa;Ion OF the high prices caused By
the fact that our products were pro-
duced by high priced labor
Now. when only two years have gone
BY, this same Mr.. Bryan. who was
promising unparalleled prosperity ard
cheaper living under the tariff bill he
helped to make, Is going over the coun-
try as presidential candidate. 'prsacli-
ing the doctrine OF dISCOntcnt, and as
crIbng the Su;ferngs Of the people,. not
TO thirty years Of Republican rule. but
To an ilcged crime aEaIng: silver oom-
mitt-I twcuty-thrcr years ago, In the
face Of the fact that since that alleged
crime the country has enjoyed It's high.
eat degree OF prosperity, and he iJlhold-
Ing out. ms 4 remedy for an businayS de-
preston, the pnnacca Of dcprtt,Idtcd
money and higher prices.
Two years ago. according to Mrl Bry-
an, the trouble was that II cost III, peo.
pie too much to l!v-; now II Ia not cost
Ing enough. Then. on account of tariff
futln;t. the worI;inEnan. said Mrl Rry-
an. was paying too much for his cloth-
Ing md the things he had 10 eatl now,
says the same dcrnagngue, the Iroublc
with the country IS that prices Jre too
low and they must be doubled. The
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-26

When the Register starts on a cam
paIgn OF Misrepresentation 1t stops at
nothing. a striking Instance OF this
was It's attempt yesterday to prejudice
organized labor in this community
against Mr., Fred Walker. OF Trenton.
n. j., who addressed the Republican
voters at the big meeting held last night.
The masnlhcrn; audience OF working
men that greeted Mr.. Walker was sum
Gent rcbukc to the Popocrutlc organ
and that paper has learned another lss-
son in decency.
1t learned similar lesson in the cam
paIgn OF 1921, when II attempted to stir
up Senator WhI,akcr's employees against
him by Initiating that they had been
bulldozcd into endorsing him for the
state senate. The answer OF the Cres-
cent mill men 10 that charge was an al
most solid vote fOr him and a stree, de-
mons;ratlon. in which banners were
carried inscribed with some very I'M
complimentary references to the Register.
Last night something in the same line
was witnessed. The Register. no doubt
obtaining Its Information from some
mischIevou9 Popacra:s. published a
story to the effect that Mr. Walker was
an enemy OF the union po;ters OF New Jer-
sey and was. in fact. j "Jcab." II was
also stated that thcre was indignation
among the union potters here and n
s.ronS feeling against allowing Mr..
Walker to speak.
Had the Register taken the trouble TO
investigate Mr. Walkers record. Il;
would have found that II permitted It
self to be deceived by designing persons.
and that Nh Walker is not only 4 union
potter, but is oEe Of their organizers,
and that he has taken the stump to
speak for Mckinley aad protection to
the pottery industry OF the country. It
IS by invitation from the East Liver
pool pott-rs ,hat he goes there 10 speak
to them. He il a member OF the Trcn-
ton City council. in a city where ninety
per cent OF the skilled labo. vote is cast
by peters.
So much for the Registers malicious
publication. Yesterday when the Reg
lister arrived among the pottcrs there
was great indignation and 1t found vent
In the resolv= to turn out en- masac to
las; nights meeting ard express their
confidence IN their distinguished fellow
workman who had 50 ably champloncd
their cause before Mr.. Wilson'S ways
and means committee, in n tilt with Mr.
Bryan. now the Popocratic candidate
for President Il will be remembered
that during the hearing in opposition to
a reduction Of the tariff on pottery ware,
Mr.. Bryan in;.na;cI that the potter or
the cast had no tile 20 high wages so
long rs wages were low In Nebraska.
Mr. Walkers prompt answer was that
the eastern potter dII no: demand any
discrimination. fer H. was in favor OF
bringing the Nebraska laborcr's wages
up TO MS standard.
The Registers publication OF an cX-
aggc -atcd story fouuLAI on an Insignia
cant circumstance growing out of Il
misunderstanding On the par; or few
Democratic pottcrs. was intended to
spoil Mr walkers meeting. l; acted az
u boomerang, for 1t helped the meeting
and Increased It's good cGcc: for the
cause Of protection and sound money.
After awhile the Register will learn
that hnuea;y Is the best policy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-26
Col. McCruw Has the Wrong Star Per-
Inrnlrr.


West Virginia IS Sing Republican
this year ny an incrc2SsI plurality. Al
the Popgcratlc dtmagoguca in the land
canno: sop it. Col. McGraw's "clo-
qucncc ON wheels" will serve well FOR a
spectacle, wi,h Mr. Bryan rs the chief
attraction. but II will be no more cfrec-
tive than a sImIIar h!ppndromc, under
the same infringement, two years ago
with much u5lsr man than the hoy
Orator as tho central figure.
Besides. Mr.. liryan was associated
with Mr. Wilson in doing the very thing
for which the people Of Yves, Virginia
refused 10 endorse Nj Wilson two years
ago. and There l. no reason to believe
that the vo.r.5 nav" changed tEair
minds on TIA, particular question.
They wOalh come nearer c1d"riInS Mr..
Wilson this ycAr on the money Guc6iion
than they did, il IS?i on the tnrlff qucs-
ton. and had col. McTrlw followed the
dictates Of hl4 conscience and made Mr..
Wilson the chief attraction Of q tour Of
clrqu-nct on whrelf in the cause Of
sourd money ,hI5 year he Nigh, have
reasonably hGEcd to redeem himself as n
wise manager .: such a atyIe OF cam
paGn!nG
On the currency question n majority
Of the psrpl" are with Mr.. Wilson. They
are against Col. MeGrlw's present chief
attraction on all the IsHcs
Senator Trllrr, although the Bryan
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-26

TO NC EdItOr OF Tho IaicllIEcnccr.
SIi:-To settle an argument. will yOu
Kindly Inform m" whether 4 state can
Independently grant women the right
To- Vote on the national Ticket, for cleo
t1ia or congressman. without Congress
amending the constitution aud grant
lnG suffrage throughout Tie land? 10
women vote auywhcrc'ln the west out
side 0r state .smcI. inquirer.
Wheeling. Sept. -.
CArswcr-r's. q STATE can grant such
right IN Colorado, the women have
unlimited suffrage: In several Of The
other states they only vote ut state ur
school cllctIoMs.-!.i. mtcliSenCcr)
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-26

Ecu, this out and put i, In your poe

NNuI tHIS Jul anu PUT u III your pocket
for rnfcrrACel
In yesterdays lcailct was promised
some official figures showing the wages
paid to labor in silver usinE countries.
compared with those In the United
States. These figures a. already cN-
planned. are gathered by the representa-
tivcS Of the state department In the var
Ious countries and may he relied upon as
accurate. In selecting the countries
whose wages should BE- quoted in this
statement. all divisions Of tho globe
have ben Included. Europe. Asia. North
American and South America. and In
every case the silver using country in
which the highest wages are paid have
been chosen.
The following figures show the aver
age weekly wages paid for each trade
AMI occunJ-iUn. beginning with the
United States and taking tn silver us
Ing countries in the order OF their proX-
Unity and rates ~ wages paid:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-26

Virginia no will do what expert polltl-
clans, wEo have been Willing to help
him " he would allow them to have all
along Suis;csICd: he will 90 10 the
central west and spare neither voice
nor activity to stem tho political tide
that IL now vhlbly setting against his
cause In such states as Illinois and In.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-26

PickpOck-ts are following the Bryan
hlppodrome and taking advantage OF
the crowds to relieve great many pco-
pie OF their change. These lIgh,-nnEcr-
ed gentlemen are evidently believers In
practical free silver carried to Its logical
conclusion,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-26
Senator Likins' Appointments.

Dor Is. '''' "tptcn'
iimn Tn"II, Mercer g,r county, September 80
rolni plcnsnnt. Sirptomhrr "a EtCs
charleston. September no
MnnlIomnry. October l.
Hinton, October
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-26

1t doesn't require the advent of boy
orator TO bring out the Republican
marching clubs and thousands OF people
TO Join In the demonstration. The Re-
publican enthusiasm this year in
Wheeling Is almost unprecedented.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-26
Mckinley, More Mcit,niry,

What lS't We want Ia start our mills?
What ~ We need to pay Our bills.
TO iiCOd orr markets. III our till4?
Mckinley. More Mckinley.
What list we want to scotch the snakes,
Tho puptIliftir neck 10 hTCa';.
And lrydH'H silver scalp to iGiC?
Mckinley! Mere MCi,iul"y!
What 1T We need To awCli our ranks.
W Iurll the al,arChlrtic CTIukg.
Aud Ill tho wCril.1nU'I savings banks?
Mckinley, Moro mckinley.
What ia't We need 10 keep us free,
ln1TEUrR;C prosperity,
And start tho poor MANS jubilee?
Ac&inlCy! More Mckinley!
What lG't that ends the worlmun's grief
That Elves Ills table EOmC TcliCr
From bran aud beans 20 bread and beef
McKmlcy! More Mckinley.
We hnvo tho hearts, we have the hands:
We have the looms. We have tho hands.
So. plcnFc. God, grant our idle bands
Mckinley! More Mckinley!
DALLAS ROCHE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-26

The Watts scheme to trade OF local
candidates to save himself from defeat
Is very shrrwd but the local candidates
will be around election day themselves
and Mr.. Watts managers may find that
the trading game Is one that two can
pl1y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-26

Next Governor Atkinson Is having trI-
umPhs these days. Ills tour OF the
state has been anything but discourage
Ing. Everywhere he is greeted by great
crowds End he i:uIS plenty OF l.cpubli-
can eEllIUsIalm ON tap.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-26

SouRTH srIlEET M. l.. CuuKCiI-
~ Preaching Sunday 1880 a. m. ly ~
4. u. ltlkcr. ID. D.. and 1880 y. M. Ly WY.
Anna DOwney. OF Chicago. Sunday ycs.,,
/. u. m. --.YLl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-26

TOR .SALE-CRYsTAL GLASS -
IL stock. IN shares Of tho T,orE ., ~.
Crystal Glnfs Co. will bn Offered for , ,Is
Mt tho First National Bank, Erllr,,g1g.,a
o.. on Wcdn9Sday, October 7. ut 10 q. .I, /:
u. M, x
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-26
NEwrADvEnTlsEMEwTs.

N OTiCE=r' DO NOT BELONG ~,
~ nny secret organization. II. O. ZNyp
30 Fourteenth street. '' T.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-26
POLITICAL.
CAPT. DoYENER'S APPOINTMENTS.

Capt. D. u. Dovcncr'S assignments are
as follows:
Big Isaac, DoddrldSo county. September
g. afternoon.
Salem. Harrison county. September IS.
night.
Centre Point, poddri!gc county. Sep;cm-
bCr -. afternoon.
west Union. DodGrldge county. scptem-
Der %. afternoon.
SOmmeT's Store, DodlrldSc county Octo-
Der !. afternoon.
Leopold. DoddridEe county. October l,
night.
New Milton, DodLridgc county. October
., afternoon
West Milford. Harrison county, October
.. night.
Homines Mills. Harrison county, octo-
Der ,. afternoon,
bridgeport. Harrison county. October ,.
night.
Litlcton. Weizcl county. October s. day,
,Wi!cyvillc. Wctzcl county, October i.
New ,MartlnsvIlc. wctzcl county. octo-
Friendly, Tyler county. October :. night.
Wick. Tyler county, October :, night.
Shirley. Tyler county. October 0. day.
Alvy. Tyler county, October ., night.
Conowny. Tyler county, October il. day.
MidGlcbournc. TYLER county, October 10.
night.
LImbcrpor,, Harrison county, October
l., day.
day.
duffy. Lewis county. October Il. day.
Falls Mills. BraXtOn county. October I6,
day.
I'nlmcrs. Draxton county. October i.
day.
Frnmctown, BrnXton county, October
10. day.
RosGdale. nrax;on county, October 20,
day.
Norman,own. GIlmcr county. October
Il. day.
day.
"OPENS BrhXtOn county. October q, dny.
huntsville. DrnSton county, October 4,
day.
sutton, BEaxton county, October -.
night
Glcnvillc Gilmcr county, October u. day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-26

A warm shampoo with CUTrCUEA SOAR,
followed By gcntlo applications OF Gun.
crrA (o.u;mcn0, :hc great skin euro, will
clear tho scalp Of cruSts, scales, and
daniruG, allay itching, scotho irritation,
s,Imalato tho hai7 iolliclcs, aud produce
n clean, healthy scrlp and luxurian, hair,
when all c!so fails.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-26

TOR shLE-WIIisELI&G HRIDCT rG-
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-26

: 1.-THE INTELLlGENcER embracing its
several editions. Is entered In tho POST
ONCE at Wheeling. W. Va. as second-class
matterl