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Evening journal., 1896-09-23
nrnamito In Ireland.

DUBLIN, Sept 23-The Daily Express
says that tho police have discovered large
quantities Of dynamite and pile OF de-
tonators IN Marlin park, near Galway
The explosives were found in unused
house situated on the seashore.
Evening journal., 1896-09-23
nInls tn start Un.

BIDDKFoRD, Me-, Sept. 23.-The Pep
perlll and Laconla mills will start up next
Monday morning i'm all departments on
full time Some Of the departments have
been shut down since last spring while
others have been rnnning on half time.
Evening journal., 1896-09-23
Weather Forecast.
Fair and cooler; northesly winds.
SHAKE INFO YOUR SHOES

Aliens Foot-Ease n powder for the feet
cures painful, swollen, smartlng feet
and buniona; is the greatest comfort dis
covary Of the age. Allen Foot -lase make
tight-htting new shoes feel easy rs a Ger
tain cure for sweating, callous and hot
tired, aching feet. Try II to-day by az
druggists and shoe stores, 25c. By mail
25c.. In stamps. Trial packages FREE. "A
dress. Allen $. Olmsted. Leroy, N. y.
Evening journal., 1896-09-23
Italy May Send More ships to turkey.

ROME, Sept 23.-General Saletta has
been appointed chief of staff OF the army.
The Tribuna says that the whole OF Italys
active squadron may possibly be dispatch
ed to the east in addition TO the lying
SQUADRON of two battleships and torpedo
cruiser under Admiral Canevaro, which
has already been ordered to the Levant.
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wrecked In Lal,e 1Ilcb,eap.

ALPENA, Mich, Sept. %. Tho schooner
Badger was driven a.horo by the northeast
gale. Tho crew was taken of by life
savers. The boat is a total loss
Evening journal., 1896-09-23

Smyrna schools are closed on ac-
count Of an epidemic of diphtheria
among the children of the town.
Evening journal., 1896-09-23
REPAIRING A BRIDGE.

Tie walk-way of Third street bridge
damaged by the collision with the tug
vanhoe, is being repaired by work
men of the Pusey and Jones Com
,any. 'il.At.G slEzzl.s1ssIz 4 Z z
Evening journal., 1896-09-23

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY take
Laxative BroIno Quinine Tablets. Drug
gists refund money If it fails to cure. sc
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Has Been Here before.

''I was in the United States for some
three months in 1898 visiting the Ameri-
can province of our order. was very
much pleased when there with the liber-
ty and good will of the people / enjoyed
every horse car and train and public. plaoo
1 was in, and from everybody 1 got the
greatest signs and proofs Of esteem-more
than in Catholic countries. / am travel
ing alone except for the presence of an
American provincial of our order, Father
ODFiscoll Of the Augustinian province
Of st. Thomas at Bryn Mawr, Pa, who
studied theology under me at Rome.
Il do not know exactly how long Car
dinal Satolli win remain. He will proba-
bly, leave for Rome a week or so after my
arrival, and he viii there receive the car
dinal's hat at the oonsistory to be held in
November or December "
Archbishop Martinelli will embark on
the Cunard steamship Campania at
Queenstown for New York next Sunday,
Sent 27
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EXCURSIONS.
WILMINGTON TO
PENNSVILLE, N. ].
steamer "MarlettaV

Leaves Pennsville for Wilmington. 7.3o
a. m. and 200 y. m.
Leave Baltimore and Ohio Wharf, foot
OF Market street, Wilmington. daily, for
Pennsville $50 a. m. and $50 r. m.
SUNDAYS. Leave Pennsyillc for New
Castle and Wilmington, $50 a. m. and 400
d. I'M Leave Wilmington for New Cas-
tie and pennsville, 1870 q. m. and 500
ID. m.
SINGLE FARE ..................l5 CENTS
ROUND TRIP ...................2O CENTS
Freight nj reasonable rates.
Good Fishing. Amusements and Hotel
Accommodations.
Dancing, IN the Pavilion every night.
Open for charter to select parties, ana
MOONLIGHT excursions.
For further information apply to
CAPTAIN JOHN S. IRELAND,
on board steamer.
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VIEWS or MARTINELLI.
Satolli's Successor Speaks Of
America In Dublin.
HE HAS NO MESSAGE ON LABOR.

Does Not Know How Long He WIN Re
main In This Couutry-stecrs Clear Of
All Poiitics-wilI Leave For New York
Next Sunday.
DUBLIN, Sept 23.--Arohbishop Mar
lineln, the newly appointed apostolic dele-
gate from the holy SEQ to the United
States, is here on his way 90 his new post
Of duty, and 20 "A representative of tho
press who called upon him no talked quite
frankly Of his mission and something Of
his plans
The new delegate, who was invested by
Cardinal RRmpolla as titular archbishop
Of Ephesus on Aug "a last, at the same
time he received his commission as papal
delegate, has an agreeable presence and
looks younger than his real ago, which Is
4S years. The distinguished prelate IS Of
dark complexion, medium height and
thoroughly Italian in appearance His
manner is pleasant and cordial, though
grave.
Il am unable to say, =" said Archbishop
Martlnelli, "as Co the length of my stay
in the United States. I 60 as any other
delegate would go, and no opinion of any
kind can be formed by delegate except
IN the case of temporary and express
mission. l am to bo there at the disposal
of the holy father There is no fixed term
of office for delegate I shall mako
Washington my headquarters whilo on my
mission.
Upon being oonplimentod upon his ox-
cellent command Of English, the archbish-
op responded by explaining:
81 have had 10 years' experience while
teaching the Irish Augustinians in Rome
in using English. But in 1889 was APP
pointed prior general of the order and 80
have lost some. hope 20 make it up"
He added in reply to query: Il do
not bring any instructions from the pope
on the labor question. The world already
knows the pope's views on that subject. "
Upon the reporter mentioning the pend
ing presidential election in the United
States, smile stole over the features OF
the delegate, and he replied: 81 am aware
Of the deep interest in that subject. But
a delegate has only to do with ecclesias-
tiohl affairs. The holy see cannot Interfere
| in that
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nANKINa AnD FIsANoIAL
BANKIEG AhD ~ = e9l Al. -
Artisans Savings Bank
NO. 5o2 Market Street.
WILMINGTON. DEL.
WILMINGTON. DEL

open daily from o'clock a. m. to =
p. m.
Interest allowed on deposits Of money
for one or more celendar months at tho
rate OF per cent. per annum.
Money loaned on Mortgages on Real
Estate.
j. AUGUSTUS MCAULLEY, President.
T. ALLEN HILLES, Nice-President
T.. r. TAYLOR, Sec.'y and Treasurer.
May !. 1896.
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After Hot Session, the New York Demo-
cratic state cominittee Appoints a No
tiacation Committee to Notify the Gan
didates and Report Back on Sept. 2s.
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FOR SOUND MONEY.
Meeting nj Weston Addressed bv Er-Sen.
tor Campbell.


tor Campbell.
Special Correspondence.
WESTON. ". Va, August 2S.-Hon.
y. r. Campbell spoke to a good-sized
audience here tonight, and no speech
of the campaign has been more uni
versally commended. He showed clear
~ that no good could possibly come TO
West Virginia from free silver coinage.
His handling OF the PopOcratIc doc
trinc that the pool should array them
selves against the rich brought forth
the most hearty applause.
Consultation with any bank official
would dIvulge the fact that the poor
and those In moderate financial clrcum-
stances are they who most frequently
have long time deposits, and even many
stockholders In banks or other corpor-
atoms or Joint stock companies are
among the common people. A stroke ut
these corporations would fall most
heavily on those who are lenst able to
bear 1t. This was Mr.. Campbell's
tenth speech in this county. lie has
done q good work for the cause OF
sound money In this locality.
A local Democratic politician, who is
seeking notorIety. by challenging ev-
Uy Republican candidate who comes
this way, made some interruptions at
one OF his meetings, but was quickly
disposed OF. and when told that he
could have the Joint discussion which
he affected to desire SO much at this
place tonight, he promised TO be on
hand, but he took a handy headache
at once and his present whereabouts
Fare unknown. REPUBLICAN.
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The NlIkndo.

Charleston Evening Mail: The Mlka-
do OF the Democratic state committee
arrived last night In the capital city.
and as soon as his coming had been
properly hcralded the rctInue OF Nnnki-
pOos. Lord High ExecuttonGrs and coat
tail holders gathered about him, and
his hours OF visitation Will be made
interesting and animated. Boss EdmIs-
ton wears his new hunors with becom-
ing dignity. The fact that he vas able
10 overthrow the INSTRUMENTATION
dynasty and force candidate Watts to
accept the terms dictated BY his ante
convention opponents has not elevated
the Weston managers In any outward
dimensions that are dlscerniblc TO the
naked eye. Chairman Edmiston, 1t Is
understood Is here 10 listen. With his
good right and left ears he will permit
the untoward clements 10 offer their
suggestlons as to what should and
what should not be done In order 20
save the country. Then he and Colonel
Ohley and Colonel McGraw viii shape
events TO suit themselves. and the CAM
puign for Bryan and reputation will
so forward. Chairman Edmiston will
be boss Of this campaign. He will per-
init the other fellows To talk. but he
VIII do the acting.
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MHHHH".HN -|#. .|N|"H H+.H" .HHI- |N. #L#| HHHL ~
courageously, md took the course which
In their opinion Will be most effective
In contributing to avert tho danger
~incnaclng tho financial honor OF tho poo.
pie and tho very stability or tho gov.
ernnent itself.
There are some Democrats who nre 10
Intensely " earnest In their desire to do
their part In this crisis that they Will
make their votes count for their fnil'
value by voting directly for the lsc.
publican ticket, which stands plndged
for honest money md against repudla-
tlon .and tho stcp toward communism
taken at Chicago, We regret that all
patriotic Democrats cannot SEQ their
way TO do this, but since they cannot,
thcn their action which looks to the
next best thing ~ worthy of commendn-
tlon as being good citizenship.
Tho convention OF Saturday took a
decisive step toward giving Its aid In
placing West Virginia on the side OF the
national honor. It spoke for sound
money Of the very snundest kind. and
against the proposition to debase our
currency, and thus bring financial dis.
astcr and suffering to the common peo-
pic, the great producing classes OF tho
countryside men and women who work
for wages, but are just now being mp
pcalcd to for uhelr votes by demagogues
who hold out to them bright promises
that will prove MS shallow rs the pre-
tense that FREQ silver Is to benefit the
people and not the millionaire owner
Of the silver mines. !
That the organization effected In tho
Opera House will prove n potent nlctor
In the campaign In this state cannot be
doubted. No effort to bcilttlc the move
mCnt, no amount OF snccrlng from the
Popocratc organs and leaders. no
amount OF abuse will swerve 1t from Its
purpose. 1t will accomplish the good It
desires to accomplish, and will do Its
part TO save the country at n critical
time Just NJ on another occasion the
patriots of the Democratic party Joined
In the work Of rescue when the national
life was threatened.
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How Does Tit. Strike You,

The disappointment OF the silver men
over Bryan's Madison Square speech Is
explained by the PrentIss (Miss.) Plain
Dealer bryan Dem.) ION the ground
that they were expecting an oratorical
effort and were given n rchash OF the
free silver arguments instead. Tho lead
ers OF the Democratic hosts" the Plain
Dealer says, Should try to realize that
this Is n campaign OF sentiment, and not
Of argument. Bryan gave II that COM
plexion In his Chicago speech, and It is
now impossible 10 change. tho pro
Sramme. Stick to sentiment and We will
win; ascend to logic and argument and
the whole business will be swamped.
The masses against the classes is the
Wnr cry"
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somelhlng 10 iltnr. In MlnL.

To the Editor OF the l~ntclligenccr.
SiR:-OnG OF the sound money nrgu-
mcntS Is that depositors In savings banks,
members OF building and loan a~ssocia-
tons, holders OF life insurance. policies.
etc., Will, II free silver prevails. lose ahont
half OF their savings by being repaid In
ifty-cent dollars. Is this trne?
NOTTINGHAM.
It Is true in a sense. but It should not
be misunderstood. 1t Is not meant by
this that the banks, loan associations
and insurance companies would take
advantage OF their patrons in this mat
ter. for they would suffer themselves In
the same proportion. Every dollar so
invested would be rturned to the depos-
,Itor and Investor dollar for dollar. just
us It Is now. but as we would he IN 4
silver basis. gold being practically drlv-
en- out by the cheaper money, the pur-
chasing power OF the silver dollar would
be reduced one half.
This would be the Inevitable result OF
the free and unlimited coinage OF silver
at the ratio OF &c TO L. The fat OF the
government could o prevent It. though
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Try Electric Bltters as n remedy for
and get relief. This medicine has been
found to be peculiarly adapted to the
relief and cur OF all Female Com
plants. exerting u wonderful direct
influence In giving strength and tone to
the organs. II you have Loss OF Ap-
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Dizzy Spells. Electric Bitters is the
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are guaranteed by Its use. Fifty cents
and 81 90 at Logan Drug Company's
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Y A OWN ADVICE
ueing Followed by the u Money
Drmnrrnik.

Cincinnati Times Star: In nm cdi-
torIal In the Omaha W0rld-ilcrald OF
February &c, 1886, Mr.. Bryan. then cdi-
tor Of the paper, said:
"The World Herald holds that the IN
dIvidunl member Of a party at all
times reserves the right to vote against
n nominee NJ II party and ia abandon
his party entirely whenever In his judy
ment his duty to his country requires
II. II abandonment or pnrtyeSiS ever
JustInublc, the voter must determine
for himself when the time for aban-
donment arrives. When should he dc.
eide? The proper time, II not the only
time. IL after the party linA adopted Its
platform and named it's candidate. I'm
til that tine lra does nntknow whether
he can rely upon It tn sccurc tlic gov
crnmcnt which he regards as good or
tho Legislation which he considers nee.
cHsnry.""
And the writer proceeds TO argue that
participating In n primary or In IL con-
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CURRENT FUN.

Chawlcy GotrOcks-My dearest Mar
Earct, | love you tendGrly. devotGdly.
Your smiles would shed
Mnrgaret-Sever mind the wOodshed.
How about n residence built for two?-
Washington Times.
Cant tell anything about the case
yet" said the lawyer, .''the jury Is
hung"
"Jcrusllem!" exclaimed the prisoner.
that docs beat all But | knowed my
friends 'ud lynch 'Gm II they got u
chance ut 'cm.-Atlnnta Constitution.
On the Honcymoon.-BrIdcgroom (on
ocean steamer, fnlntly. but bravely): l
told her I would give up everything
for her sake, md I've done it.-Llfe.
Weary Wutklns-I don't like dogs
Iincrally, but one OF 'Gm did save my
life once.
Hungry IlIgEins-wot dog ever saved
your life?
Weary WatkIns-He was one OF these
here little pugs. | seen i'm ~trottin'
along behind Il ON and swlpcd I'm
an traded I'm fer 1 drlnk.-lndianap-
oils Journal.
Chivalry OF the Future.-A crowd OF
w0nen surged around the center OF
disturbance.
Shame! Shame! To think OF her
striking a mani"
It was a. D. 1906. and the equality
OF the sexes was almost accomplished
New York Press.
The breakers were much larger than
usual when you took your bath yester-
day" remarked the hotel clerk, affably.
81 don't care II they WERE" replied
the sad-cycd man, who was paying his
bill. 81 didn't order 'em that way, and
I'll serve notice right here TINT II you
put That In along with the rest OF the
extras III take the case TO the supreme
court OF the United States before I'll
pay q cent OF lt.'-Washington Star.
An lrlshman. meeting another, asked
what hnd become OF their old acquaInt-
ance, Patrick Murphy.
"Arrnh, now, dear honey" answered
the other. poor Pat was condemned To
be hanged. but he saved his life by dying
In prIson."-London Tid-BltS.
Doctor" said he, I'm q victim Of
insomnia l can't sleep II there's the
least noise. such as Il cat on the back
fence. for instance"
This powder will be effective" re-
piled the physician, after compromising
the prescription.
when do | take It, DOCTOR"
you don't take It. You give 1t to the
cat. in a little milk."-London It'd Bits.
Marriage" said the unsophistIcated
youth-"marrage has a, clvilIzing effect
or n a II not, why Is It that an old
bachelor Is so apt to be cross and
crusty?"
Because" said the Cumminsv4lle
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sound Money Democrat.

Those who attended the state con-
vention OF the National Democratic
party. held here Saturday. were I'M
pressed with It's character as well as
with the intense carncstpess which
characterized all the proceedings. 1t
was, indeed, az General Caldwell so hap
PLY expressed 1t. the refined gold OF
the West Virginia Democracy"
Never was there n more thoroughly
representative convention held in amy
stale. 1t was composed 81 men from
every walk of lie, and was n sufficient
answer 10 the charge OF the PopocratIc
.demagogucs that the sound money De-
mocracy Is made up NJ the mOneyed
classes. Ono thing In connection with
the convention was that 1t was not com
posed OF professional politicians and Of
fcc-seekcrs. These classes were c0nsplc-
unus only by their absence.
On the other hand, 1t was a body Of
moro than three hundred earnest. sub
atanti1l. intellectual citizens. Represent
Ing thirty-flve counties OF the state, who
were acting on the dictates OF their con-
sciences. men who believe In the time
honnred principles Of the party In which
they were born and reared.
Those principles Ind been surrendered
for q passing craze. dangerous In lts pur-
pose and destructive and descriptive IN
It's effects, These men h2d been taugh,
to believe. and did believe. that tho
honor and credit Of the country should
DO Hacrcdly guarded, and when thcaQ
virtues were thr"ntGncd by the new and
strange Democracy, 1t was their duty,
aS honest. patriotic Democratic citizens,
&c, como to the rescue.
They met the situation firmly and
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Newspaper men who have accomna-
MED Mr.. Bryan on his tour OF New York
give It as the result of careful observa-
ton that his trip mas not been aa cfrcc-
tive as one might suppose. They de-
clare that the great crowds that have
Hooked to see Bryan have mostly been
drawn by curiosity to see a Presidential
candidate. The button pcddlcrs who
have also followed the party have dis
posed OF moro Mckinley buttons In the
crowds than they have sold Bryan but
tons.
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Some time ago we sold. a fine Up
RICH: Krakaucr Plano In an ebonizcd
case, to a prominent reAdent OF this
city, who. owing TO the loss OF his posi-
ton. Is compelled TO part with the In
strumcnt, In order to sell It at once.
we offer 1t for s2S5 oil payments of SOS
cash and $40 per month, or s265 cash.
The piano is In perfect condition, hav-
Ing been very carefully used and shows
nc sign OF wear. 1t can be seen at our
store, 1870 Market street.
Z. W. HAMMER CO.
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Special Correspondence.

THOMAS, w. Va, Aug. a0.-Hon. a.
G. Dayton spoke to about 400 people here
last night. composed principally OF coal
miners and lumbermer. Mr.. Dayton
mRds ono OF his hest efforts, aud held
the crowd In wrapped attention. save
once or twice when he was interrupted
By Il. j. Neon and about Ii other drunk
en- fellows, who tried hard to show their
nGIninc qualities. Mon, like Il great
many other fellows OF his class. believes
himself smart, and hasn't sense enough
to know he IL q fool. He wnJ promptly
called down by the speaker.
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yentlon does not bind tho voter 70 sup
port the policy which II may adopt. The
editorial inakcs good reading for the
Democratic editors who are Just now
abusing tho boilers from tho Bryan
ticket. The sound money Democrats IRE
simply acting on Bryan's " advice
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Ohio County Republican Ticket.

For Sheriff.
II. C. RICHARDS.
For Clerk OF County Cour:..
RICHARD ROBERTSON.
For Clerk OF Circuit Cour:.
CHARLES H.
For Prosecuting Attorney,
WILLIAM c. MEYER,
For Assessor City,
ADDISON ISRAEL.
For Assessor Country.
ROBERT ANDERSON.
For County Surveyor.
ROBERT Ii4AZLETT.
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Ii Hung Chang seems to have caught
on to the American way of doing things
and Is exhibiting no little tact In adapt
Ing himself TO his surroundings In New
York
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IT doesn't matter much whether sick
headache. b!liouSnesG. Indigestion! and
conStIpa ton are caused BY neglect or
by unavoidable circumstances; De-
Wits Little Early liiscrs will speedily
.ti;r0 thlm all. ChurloS r, Cnctzc, corner
Twelfth and Market streets; Bowie 6
Co, bridgeport: Peabody & Son. Ion
wood. n.
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First District judicial Ticket.

JOSEPH r. U
OF Ohio county.
II. C HERvEY.
OF Brooke county.
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For Presidential Electors.
STAIE REPUBLICAN TICKET,

H#H. re-
For Governor,
G. W. ATKINSON,
Of Ohio county.
For Auditor,
I. NJ. La TOILETTE.
OF Taylor county.
For Treasurer.
N. A.. KENDALL.
OF Wood county.
For Attorney General.
(. p. RUckER,
OF Mcdowell county.
Tor Superintendent OF Schools,
J. r. TRoTTER,
Of Upshur county.
For Judge OF Court OF Appeals.
II. C. McwlIoRTER.
OF Kannwha county.
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TAKEN In time Hoods Sarsnpurllln
prevents scrlous Illness by Keeping tho
blood pure and all the organs In a
healthy condition. /
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Ohio County Legislative Ticket.

For House OF Delegates.
HE.
W. II. BI.ON.
r. ~ GARNIS.
". Fl. C.. CURTIS.
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POLITICAL.
Capt. Q, D. Dovcner's Appointments.


M~!ddlebourne, Monday. Aus. 81. at . p.
M. Tyler Co.
MorGansyille, Tuesday. scpt.l, at I p. M,
DoddridGe Co.
Carr's School House, Wednesday, Sent.
., Mt . y, M, DoddrIdEe Co.
Suttcr'S Fork School House, Wedncs-
day. Sept. 2, Mt ! p. M. Doddridgc Co.
Central station, Thursday, Sept. 3. at /
p. M. DoddridIe Co.
WheclinE. Mozart Park. Saturday, Sept.
8, at ! y. m, Ohio Co,
WHlkcrsvillc, Monday, Sept. I, Mt l D. M.
Harrison Co, -
,ClnrksburE, Tuesday, Sept. S, at / p. M,
Harrison Co. "
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Major Mckinley didn't find 1t neces-
sary to travel to New York to be notified
and make his speech. He stood on his
front porch and spoke. and the whole
country heard him. That's the kind OF
n voice he has.-PhIladelphla Press
-(RnrA -
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Tho INrELLlGENcER embracing lis
several editions, is entered In the Post
Office at Wheeling, W. Va, us second.class
matter.l
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T.. w, BAUMER co.