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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-15

l9Ii0Hc: No. white iShNiSaic; July
~ Mi7a,Mi77.c: September l7hUlFBu
lI7fa; May .OhI9OsaU2OS6c.
Ry--No ., a2lsC,
Barlcy-No . nominal; No. ., f. o. b.
9Gd3@c; ~ 4. 9Siam25c.
FlaSscad-NO. l. Sic.
TimOthysCcd-PrImc 81 %.
Mess Porlt-Cnsh Per bnrrcl 81 l2laG
: 10: July>S7 liG7 5OG7 IN; September
81 soar 4jH7 50.
L.ard-Cush per 100 pounds 81 l2il@
1 10: July 81 l1laN4 1894 l7i.' Sep
TENDER 81 3tUi 35Gti @2i.
Short Ribs-Cnsh Sides 50 SiW5 .9O
July 81 SjI3 S7iam3 SIia; September
81 S7il6f4 Ogi4VI r2ia. Dry salted shout
dcrs isNiLc. Short clenT Adihc.
Whisky DIstiIlars' finished goods
snSary-Cutioar 5o5c; graduated
5.22c.
Butter exchange to-day ruled steady;
crcamcrlrs lOHlliac; diaries gul2c.
Chc"sc-Quipt at GlsH7hc
EGgs-Stcldy; fresh 9TlOc.
NEW YORE-Flour receipts lj,IOO
barrels; exports 29,7OO barrels; market
dull and nominal: Minnesota patents
81 5OT2 o.: do bakers 81 G5n2 90:
spring low grade s. 25Tl2 90: winter pat
Cnts 81 7ONG 50. Wheat, receipts iJ'''DO
bushels; exports 25O,SOO bushels: spot
market weaker, No. ! hard GS5sc; OPP
lions opened weak closed at NMlc low
Cr: June closed nj GSiec. September
closed at &c. Corn. receipts 9l.dW
bushels; exports 1880 bushels; spot
market dull: No. ., 3i5sc: options OPEN
ed steady, ClOspd easy ut ltmAc net
loss; June closed at 1850: September
closed at 3iHc. oats receipts l5O'SW
la1fehplEs Ethlt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-15
FINANCE AND TRADE
The Features Of tho Money and Stock
Markets.

The Features Of tho Money Nnd Stock
Markets.
NEW YORK. June l3.-Money on call
iirmcr at 2is per cent; last loan 2ia per
cent: closed at q. per cent; prime fner-
camille paper 4m5i- per cent. Sterling
exchange firm, with actual business In
bankers bills at 81 SSisI4 SSE for de-
mand and 81 S7isT4 SIN for sixty says,
Posted rates 81 SSni SSie lnd 81 9H
4SgE. Commercial bills StSG1. Bar
silver GSSc. Mexican dollars 533sc
The speculation to-day was uf the
normal half holiday character. \ gem
crll covering development was in
dulged In which was stimulated by
moderate purchases for long account.
encouraged hy the more cheerful sentI-
mcnt regarding the financial outlook.
The market 'ascd on soon after the
opening on realizing, but renewed pur"
ClsasCs were made at the low level. "s-
pccially In the graNE"r group. Tn"
more encouraging crop prospects have
attracted operators To those properties
and the highest figures OF the week
were recorded for them to-day. The
general market closed strong IN tone at
the top level and with gains Of a point
In number al the railway shares.
The share movement Of the week was
irregular, the range covered being wide
in many Instances.
Railway bonds were firm and higher
to-day. TIL" sales were {59S 900.
In the week bonds moved IN SYM
patty with stocks, but with less mark
cd fluctuations. The dealings footed up
Ej.7IS.OOO.
Governments huctUatcd but slightly
and were fairly steady on transactions
OF $4,000.
State bonds wrr" depressed. the
transactions being $4,000,
silver certificates were active At
about last weeks closing figures, thu
demand being chiefly speculative. The
aggregate sales were $4,000.
Evening Posts London financial ca
blegTam. The stock markets were
steady to-day. Americans had fur
Their slight recovery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-15

If Il required an annual outlay or
SiDU To insure n family against any
serious consequences from mn nttnck ~
bowel complaint during the year there
are many who would feel II their duty
To- pay II: that they could not alford to
risk thclr lives, and those N their fam
IIy Tor such an amount Any on" can
got this insurance. for p cents lhht
buIng the price ~ bottle ~ thnmh'f-
Ialu'g cole. Cholera ana Dilrrhuca
Wrrnrdy. In utmost every nrighbuT-
hood some ono lia1 died from an attack
Of Luwol complaint before medicine
could be procured or physlcinn SUM
m0nrd. ono ~ two doses or this rem
rdy viii cure any ordinary case, II
never falls Can you nrord 70 take the
risk for 80 small m amount?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-15

Tho best aaIyc In lho world for cuts,
bruises. surcg. ulcers. salt rhcum, foyer
sores. tctlor. chappcd hands. chllblh'ha'
cornB. aud all skin CTurtiOns. ana posi-
lively cures piles. or no pay, required
II ig guaranteed to give perfect sntis-
faction or money refunded. Price %
cents per boz. For sale by Logan Drug
Company
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-15
Wheeling BrldQP 4 TermlUal RY

- ~ lilNlH W = 1lNt lNHCNlNtTs
limo Table No. II. to IdkO OBJECT 1901
o. M. Sunday. November ~, 1895.
Leave wheeling iN.Uv, iyIJ, tll.iO u. M,
t..2U. 'S.lJ. il.3u. 500 y. M.
Leave lcninsula-iS:O 1851. Ill.iG a.
m, ,2..G, 1891, tI.3G 1855 y, M.
Leave Martins Ferry 1851, Ili:1
q. M, 2:J2. '52i ,l.ls, s9l2 y, m.
Arrive Terminal junCtlon-iS.li ilo:0l
81 :6S u. m. i2;5S, 'Sia2, 100 sg.lS y. m
M, 'la.t1 n. M. s5.ha, N:OJ, ii.li iSd5 y. m.
Leave Martins Forty sg.Ui. a. M,
'lsI5 Bi.0i tao. iI.lg, iA.as y. m.
cave Peninsula -ii,N. il.ii a. M, 1881.
Hll, fi.li. 1875. iN.SN y. tn
Arrive WhCrling-iiIJ $3.50. u. m.
'l2:6I, tlli. N.2i 1881 1905 y, m.
'DRily, tDaily except Sunday. iSun.
days only.
IN trains will run on Eastern Time.
J. L, TAUSSlG, Superintendent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-15

OIL CITv-Crcdlt balances 81 l6; GER
tlfcatcs or"ncd at 81 Is; highest 81 q;
lowest 81 is: closed At 81 a. sales 5000
barrels: shipments 63,l77 barrels; runs
33.4iS barrels.
NEW YORK-Pctrolcum strong;
PENNSYLVANIA crude quiet at 81 10, Ohio
crude Soc bid.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-15
Pennsylvania stations.
pennSylYania Lines I!


Trains Run by Central Time.
Ticket Offices at Pennsylvania station on
Water St. Foot OF Eleventh St. Wheel
ing, at Mcclure House. Wheeling, and At
the Pennsylvania Station. bridgeport.
Southwest SyStCm-"Pan Handle Route"
: ~. ...-.....aL E..aaL...
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-15

", Geo. L. Smith. Of the Geo, L, smith
v,n,cI Co, Louisville, n.y., writes Feb. %,
,.a,. For about year was terrible SUI
49,, from heart trouble, which cot 50 bad
TH., Obliged to sit up in bed 10 Set my
S.r,,h. had to abandon business and
.,,I5 hardly crawl around. My friend. NJ.
T,1,n. {. Vo:ht ono OF our leading pharna-
.,,; asked mo TO try Dr. Miles Heart Cure.
Th.d used little more than bottle when
~. rain ceased and palpita;ions entirely
E,,rrcared. | have not bad the slightest
,,,gs.c since, and today | am attending to
spslp,ss as regularly as ever"
I'D BY druggists everywhere. Book on
us,,, and Nerves sent free. Address DR..
NE, Medical Co, ElEhlr', Ind.
h, Miles Remedies Restore Health.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-15

NEW HORK-pig iron quiet; south
crn $40 75di3 co.. uorthorn 81 OOdl3 90
Coppcr firm. Lead steady. Tin quiet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-15
Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.
ON and after Saturday. February ?, 1904
trains will run as follows, city time:

tDnily, except Sunday.
Sunday church trains will leave Elm
Grove at 9.i3 a. m, and Wheeling at l2.H
D. M. II. Il. WEISGERBER
General MAulgrr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-15

AZ. Ts:Ts HzyY7 Ls9 sIAIG ?s2A2N7ET
s ,oi uudor positive written guarantee, by
Authorised agents only, To cure Weak Memory;
Loo II Brain and NcrIo Power: Lost Manhood:
ni,kne.s. Night Losses; Evil Drenms; Lack OF
toat1snce. Nervousness; LABsitGdc; NIL Brainsi
Lo.s o. Power Of tho GansratiLe Organ, m clthet
~. -srsed by oyRr-excrtion, Youthful ETEoru, or
Eiec,,iTs Uso OF Tobseco. Opium or Liquor.
which leado tn Misery. Consumption, inslnity
,zd Dsatl,. By mail, q box; six for s.; WITH
Written guarantee to Giro or rei'nu money
eszsla rErLaep, containing I've days treatment
ri.h full Intersections, . cent?. Occ sample
r. -ald'~ orch Fa--TN - f-7ii.
McIain's New Pharmacy. Sole Agents,
Eleventh. and Market streets (Egerter
Forkl Wheeling. W. Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-15

Nobody need hnvc Neuralgia. Get. Or.
Miles Pain Pills from druggists. "Ono
cent n dose"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-15

Electric cars between Bridgeport and
Wheeling.
'DnIiy between points marked
Sundays only between points marked.
All other trims daily except Sunday :
For through tickets or any information
consult any agent, or address NJ G.. Car
rrI q. z 4. ClnNclnnl. Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-15

NEW YoRK-wool slow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-15

That the Democratic convention. so
soon to be held, will dcnouncc ticket
and platform. we have as little doubt:
They denounced the war and conduct
OF the war. and had a good deal Of de-
nouncirG left for Lincoln. They de-
nounced tho Mckinley bill. and viii de-
nouncc Ell Mckinley. And tn war
went right straight on. and Lincoln was
reelected. The protective principle Is
stronger than ever. and even Democrats
have got So far along as to prefer sur
plus to a dchrit--Cincinnat CONNER
cial-Glzcttc, (Rep)
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-15

LNVERY DESCRIPTION OF
IL BOOK, Job. Newspaper and Pos
tor Printing done at Reasonable Rates NJ tho
iNTElilGESDIi jon rmNtiNU OFFICE Modern
and Rapid PTcSseS New Type aud DcslgnL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-15

To the prosperity, Patriotism and
Protection" with which Mr., Hanna has
been firing the heart OF the nation M
has-sincc Mr. Platt's nrriyal-addcd
peace" Mr.. Hanna evidently does not
want any trouble In the camp, and II iS
credltable to his judgment that hc
doesn't.-Scw York Advertiser, (Rcp)
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-15

That the convention will be compelled
to vote yes or no upon the word gold,
seems to b. certain. II the committee
on resolutions attempt 10 stitle the dis
putc. they will fail. As the conflict
wakes hotter the Importance " the de-
cisiou and the effect "f It upon the coun-
try become greater from day To day
New York Post. (MuEwumpO
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-12-04
w. P. WALTON.
SIX PHOES-

HKRF il is again. rhe boiling element
o, the d,mocratic party seems determln-
el to widen the breach a. far and as long
"a possjhle. Without special reason for
L.. Bynum, of Indiana, who calls himself
the chairman of the so-cslled National
Democratic Party, has called a meeting
of the executive committee at lndisnst-
ois, Dec. 10, when it is proposed TO make
the organization permanent and contin'
us TO fight the tgulsr orga uization IN the
Interest OF the republican party. THIS
action, like that Of the Gold Democrats
ia Kentucky, is in the Initiative aud pre-
mature. The democratic National COM
mjttee has taken no action, hoping
d )ubtless that time would assus9e the
bitterness of feeling, when concessions
might be made and accepted and real
union of the factions OF the democratic
party could be united in solid front
az 4inst the common enemy once more
Bat the gold democrats, msgnifying their
importance, and apparently desiring to
further ALLEVIATE themselves from thoee
with whom they formerly fought, are not
willing that time shall heal the differ
ences, but rush head long to make the
disruption more pronounced and perma.
mt. II these so-cslled democrats are
determined to 20 clear over to the devil,
We mean to the republican party, and
nothing else will do them, OF course it is
their privilege, but we protest against
the premature action OF the leaders who
are prom pied by selfish motives. and in
he name Of true democracy beg for ST.
lence for a while at least and peace and
union later il possible.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-12-04
POLITICAL POINTS.

-Rushville, Ind, has a Bryan club $50
strong.
The Ashland Republican has sus-
pended publication.
Complete rtturns show that Nc
Kinley's plurality in Illinois Was l42,-
COZ.
DR. Phil Roberts. OF Madison, who
ran against Gov. McCreary for Congress,
is an applicant for collector OF internal
revenue.
Complete returns from California
show that the electoral vote will he d.
vided. Mckinley gets eight electors and
Bryan one.
Mckinley E,ector Sam Kash says
Bryan Elector w. b. Smith assured him
there would be no contest of the McKin-
ley electors.
Congress convenes next Tuesday,
when il is said that Mr.. Cleveland will
spring a surprise on the country with
reference to Cuba.
State Senator w. w. Stephenson, of
Mercer, has prepared and will introduce
at the extra session, il one is called, bill
providing for the registration OF votes in
country precincts as well as in the cities.
The younger element OF the Kentuc-
Ky silver democracy lie said to be prepsr-
ing for a new desl in the management OF
party affairs. Jonahs like 10 Black burn
are to be made food for the whales. -
Louisville Times.
-Marcelus Keene has been appointed
postmaster at Atlanta, vice John w.
Barr, rem oved. Bsrr's dismissal is due
to charges severely II fecting on his per-
sonsl character. 1t was alleged that he
was over-zealous in his political views,
though this complaint was not regarded
as serious enough alone to cost him bis
office.
Gov. Bradley, in an interview, re-
spends to the criticisms of Judge w. NJ.
Becner. He ssH the lack of proper fl
nsncal legislation in Kentucky is to he
charged to the democratic members oil
the legislature. In regard to the turn
pike raids he says he has no power to OF
fer rewards in such cases, rs the Judge
would know, il he had taken time TO in
/ form himself
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-12-04

AMBROSE +. Dudley, OF Richmond
private secretary of Gov. McCreary,
makes his wants known through Sens-
tor VIM. Lindsay that he is now ready to
receive pie at the hands of the incoming
administration, because he placed bis
cross under the log cabin this time. This
same Dudley has been kept up by the
democratic party for the past IL or ID
years, and his father, T. p. Dudley, also
holds a government position under Col
lector Rodss at present. having held II
during Clsvelaud's first term; as did
young Dudley, who was clerk in the
revenue office under the late Collector T.
s. Bronston. Republicans should repose
no confidence in any man, who charges
his politics simply for the Off ,es attach
ed and Mr.. Dudley sb ould be given
cold potato. Gov. McOresry ought to
give him the cold shake also.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-12-04

-Fitzsimmons' manager, Martin Jul
ian, has accepted Dan Stusrt's offer OF
$4,000 for finish fight with Corbett.
II lie believed the fight will take place at
Jsurez, Mexico.
The town OF X aston, on the Arksn-
SIS river, in the Usage nation, was almos
destroyed by cyclone. Nearly every
house in the piece was blown down and
several people we're hurt.
The Chesapeake q Ohio, the South
ern and the Penney lvanis railroads have
on foot plans for magnificent union
terminal at Washington, the principal
feature of which will be the elimination
OF grade crossings.
Near Troy, :. c., Leon j. Williams,
ex-Reuresentative, shot and killed l.. ID.
and J. V. White, btothers. The Whites
circulated detrimental reports when vii.
liams made the race for representative
and the killing was the result.
james A. Rpbsld, a Bowling Green
baker, kept account OF the number OF
tramps that came to his place o! business
during the year ending Dec. l, and finds
there were |, 400 All nstonalities were
inc uded except the Negro.
The fight at San Francisco Wednes-
day night between FitZsimmons and
Sharkey Was awarded to Sharkey in the
eighth round, when he was practically
Knocked out, the referee claiming that ~
Sbarkey fell before one of Fiizsimmons'
famous "chin crooks" he was kicked by
Fi,zsimmons.
The richest and most extensive dis
covery OF rock phosphate in the history
OF the world has been made in Tonnes
see. The deposits underlie tour counties
in the vicinity of Nashville, Davidson,
Williamson, Rutherford and Msury.
The rock lies in a vein ranging from
three TO - feet in thickness, and is but
10 feet below the surface.
L. The total OF cotton brought into sight
in November was / ,6S9 SO balee; the to-
tai for the season is 3, 563, $50 bales. The
November total OF cotton brought into
sight has been exceeded during the past
l6 yesrs but three times, in 1891, when
the crop was 6,O35,00 bsies; in 1898,
when the crop was 1850 600 and in 1894,
when the crop vas 990l, 900
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-12-04
MORE NEWS NOTES.

The mercury was 400 at Jackson
vile, Fla, Wednesday.
William Steinwsy. the New York
piano manufacturer, is dead.
Hon. John Scott, former U. $. Sens-
tor from Pennsylvania, is dead.
A girl baby was born at Lewisburg,
this State, which has no eye balls.
William Woerner died in Louisville
ealOon just after taking his morning tod
dy.
William +. Counts, merchant at
Reelsville, lad, was shot to death by
tramps.
"A forger arrested in New York City
had checks on 200 different banks in his
pockets.
Mics Nellie Boggess, OF Csrntowp,
choked to death while eating her dinner
a school
Five colored persons were burned to
death by an incendiary fire near Cor
way, Ark.
"A family of Eve persons persisted in
tuo Iott"h blIHAu III IhmOue COuulN,
North Dakota
Gov. Bradley has gone away and old
man Worthipgton is Issuing pardons
and RENTING tnes.
Robert Lewis, an inmate OF the Sol
diers' Home at Dayton, o., is under ar.
rest for making counterfeit nickes
1t is telegrsphed from Prestonburg
that James Click, of that place, who is
l06 years old, has lest but six teeth.
"A magnificent marble bust OF John
g. Breckenridge is soon to be placed in
the Senate chamber at Washington.
Miss Rita Stern, a Middletown, O.,
belle, set fire to her clothing and burne d
to death, "becsuse she WAS tired OF life"
"A Psrkersburg, w. Va, school teach
er threw rule at boy who was misbe-
having and knocked out one OF his eyes.
"A nephew and niece have begun q
contest over the So .OO0, OOO estate of ia
cob q. Davis, OF California, who died in
Philadelphia.
Two of four little boys who stole
away from home at Alexander, Ill and
went hunting were fatally shot in 80
minutes after they left.
The toll gate raiders have DESTROYED
some Of the States property among the
rest and Inspector Lester is shout to be-
gin an investigation of the matter.
The Rev. o. w. Galloway died near
Harrodsburg, and his wife, who went q
mile away to summon a neighbor, fell
unconscious at the end Of her journey.
James, WINNER, who stabbed Sam
Thalheimer to death for the betrayal OF
his daughter at Richmond, Va, and was
recently acquitted, died Tuesday OF pneu-
monia.
Hugh Cosgrove, respondent over
business affairs, committed suicide while
kneeling at chair, evidently after offer
ing prayer. He was an old citizen of
Louisville.
The receipts on tax-paid whisky in
this district for November amounted to
ZIG, 75l.48, the largest since August,
1894, when the tax was increased from 80
cents to 81 10.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-12-04
LANCASTER, GARRARD COUNTY


fletcher Owsley has gone to Eliza
BEETHOVEN on business (?).
ON Tuesday, G. \. Robinson deliver
ell SO export cattle to John Emory,
weight 500 pounds, at 4c.
H. b. Northcott & Co. received
about :, 200 turkeys last Wednesday at
their slaughter pens in this city.
William X. Warner, prominent
young farmer, and Miss Mary l.. BOURNE,
a beautiful and gifted young lady, were
married near Brysntsgile on Tuesday.
In the police court, Clay Green, Bob
Wheeler and Henuie King, all colored,
were tried and fined for breach OF tho
peace. Bill Critic, colored, was tined
81 for drunkenness.
jesse Mundy, accused OF stealing
two pistols, was tried before Judge Burn
eide on Monday and sent to jail TO await
the action oithe grand jury, at the March
term of the circuit court.
Circuit court s5j )urne l Tuesday al
ternoon. The business Was promptly
dispatched, although but few important
cases were 10 De tried. Sam sutton Will
20 to the penitentiary for II years, for
Ailline Bob Brewster, and Sam Gantls,
color ed, two years for house-breakinG.
w. A. Arnold went to tine BryaHts-
Vile precIuct on Wednesday TO arrest
HenIy Reeder on a charge OF malicious
shooting. lie found him with child IN
This lap. Arnold told mis- business but
Reeder, by stratasem, got to the door snd
carried himself rapidly away from the
house. Arnold fired thee times but
Reeder made bis escape into the river
cliffs.
Capt. Mike Salter has returned from
the mountains, where he has been on
business connected with the department
of the Interior, being a U 5. gauger, }
Mort Rothwell has gone to st. Louis,
where he expects to locate at some iu-
ture day to practice law. His friends be-
lieve that matrimonial, Instead OF legal
aspiralions have taken him thither at
this particular lluo' IL W
has one to Middlesblro to visit reiA-
tives.
w. NJ. Watson, OF this city, has an
old newspaper which was published in
Frankf fort on Feb. 10, 1903, making 1t SO
years old. 1t is entitled, The Palls-
dunn, A Literary and Political Weekly
Repository. The impression is clear and
distinct, the only trouble being that I is
used for 8. 1t contains many curious
and interesting items. The column on
"Foreien Intelli gence" is dated Nov. 20,
three months previous to the date OF the
issue. 1t also contains a letter from
Thomas jefferson to the governor OF
Kantucky. and one from John Breckin'
ridge to friend near Frankfort.
Our polite and efficient postmaster,
IL. Hamilton, who lost his entire office
fixtures by fire last August, having no
insurance, has just received the most
beautiful outfit that has been seen In this
section, The entire furniture cost $500.
II is shaped like the letter A, with win
dow for stamps and general delivery at
the yertex and window on each side, 30
arranged that one person can deliver to
any one of the three without walking, 1t
is complete and scores one more IN favor
of the enterprising man who select
ed it. We hope that the rules OF civil
service will apply in bis case and that ne
will be permitted to hold the office in
definitely.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-12-04


TIE trustees OF the proposed State
Rsformitories met in Lexington Tuesday,
where propositions for the location there
Of one at lesss of the institutions were
presented by Mr.. f. l. Hutchinson,
president OF the board of councilmen;
Hon. J. Hull Davidson, Prof Wilbur Il.
Smith, ]. +. Slade and Mrs S. A. Charles,
each of whom advocated Lexington's ad-
vantaees in glowing terms. Thee has
appropriated 5000 and the county u
Faye,te $4,000 to buy the farm and aid in
the construction Of the buildings. The
board was forced to adjourn before tax.
ing action on tue proposition, but it ID
more than probable that Lexington viii
secure one OF the institutions. The
trustees will meet again next Tues
day evening in the rooms of the presi'
dent OF the hoard. Mrs. Nellie Garrarc
Cheatham, in the Gait House, Louisville
when final action will be taken. The
trustees, OF whom the writer is one, were
greatly pleased by the interest manifest
ed in the location OF the institutions a,
the blue grass capital aud feel very kind
ly towards the beautiful city.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-12-04

W. Z. CHANDLER, who is high authori-
ty in his party, Gays that binetsllism is
the only true policy and that Mckinley
is with him. The single gold standard
people may vet find that they have
jumped from the frying pan into the
fire. McKinley's whole record hiss been
in favor of silver and the very fact that
an international agreement is urged by
the republicans shows that bimetsAism
is the real policy of that party.