davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-18
/Nasz Trad.
nunlerZe.

w starozytnosci, w wiekach sred-
mich dis poniekad gnebi osobniki |
rodu ludzkiego choroba straszna, ME-
uleczalna i zarailiwa - tradem zwa-
ma. Biada temu osobnikowi, ktory
stal sic otiara tel straszliwej choroby
- gdyz smiert na twarzy jego piet
no swe wycisnela. Uciekaja tez cd
niego ludzie - aby zarazy unikna6.
l jak poiedyhczy cziowiek podpa-
da takiej lub innej strasznej W swych
skutkach chofobie -- tax cziowiek
zbiorowy - spoieczehstwem lub
narodem zwany-staje sic ofiara SHY
niszczacej jego orgauizm, ijezeli sic
niej W czas ME wyleczy podkopuje
ona jego zywotnosc, osiabia W MIN
ducha, straszliwe szerzy W MIN spu
stoszenie i do.grobu go wpedza. -.
Do grobu go wpedza. -. straszne
j smutne to slowa - ale prawdziwe.
Bo osobniki zbiorowe, tax jak po-
jedyhcze, maja swe choroby, ktore
sic rozmaicie objawiaja sa mniej
lub tez wiecej szkodliwe. Ale sa
choroby smiertelne. w narodach,
kt6re zgineiy powierzchni ziemi
objawiaiy sic choroby smiertelne.
tax hisznan odznacza sic zbytnia
duma i bigoterja. francuz lekko-
mySlnoscia, wioch lenistwem, anglik
brakiem wspoiczucia serca, niemieA
zbytnim pedantyzmem, zyd checia
wyzysku. moskal slepem posiuszefi/
stwem carowi - my Polacy - ME
rzadem.
TAX. -. nierzadem Polska staIa
i Z tel choroby, kt6ra ojczyzne
nasza bytu niepodlegiego pozbawiia
- my dzisiaj, ME tylko, ze sic wy
leczyc ME mozemy - ale zdaje sic
ze choroba ta nieszczesna coraz
ostrzejsze cechy przybiera - to
nosz trqd, kt6ry mas toczy.
w dawnej Polsce, klasa rzadzaca,
szlachta, " miare tego i'm wieksze
obszary ziemi wchodziiy sk}ad ko-
rony 49, tenn butniejsza, tenn krzyk-
liwszq, tenn zuchwalszq W obec rzadu
stawaia sic, tenn wiecej przywilejow
przywiaszczaia sobie; az doszlo do
tego, ze jaki taxi magnat wiecei
miai wojska, wiecej wp}ywu, wiecej
znaczenia - anizeli sam kr6l i rad
Szlachta ia wiecej dbaia o nietykal-
nose swych przywilej6w, anizeli o
dobro caios6 Ojczyzny - az doszio
do tego, ze Rad byi caikiem bez-
w}adny Z czego oscienne pa6stwa
SLIME zorganizowane, umiejetnie ko-
rzystaly.
Ba, doszio do tego, ze kiedy ra.
dzono mad dobrem kraju, kiedy wrog
by} ma karku i ogniem a mieczem
lany polskie j osady pustoszyI -
jaki taxi szlachetka, kt0remu sic
zdawaio, ze dune jego obrazono 49,
przez szatana niejako podmowiony,
krzyknai; Hberum veto sejmy zry'
wal.
Czy dis ME dzieje sic tu to samo;
czy jski taxi jesli mu sic co niepo.
doba, chociaz nieraz ME vie O co
chodzi, zapamietale ME krzyczy: ia
Protestuje W imieniu grupy - cho-
ciaz niejednokrotnie grupa 60 do te-
go ME upowazniia?
niejeden krolow naszych,
chcac ratowac lud sw6j ziemie,
gorzkie izy ronii, czujac sic bezsil-
nym wobec tel krzykliwej szlach,y,
a przywileje swoje zazdrosnej.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-18

Trese: Nasze wady handlu. - Nasz
Trad.-O zgodzie. -Galicja Wschod-
MIA. z ziemi ojczystej. - Stulet-
mia rocznica.-- -Pojedynki niezwykle.
Ma pomnik Kosciuszki. -Notatki.
z posiedzenia Zarzadu Centralne
go. - Lista nowoprzyjetych czion-
k6w. - Przeglad prasy polskiej W
Ameryce. - Korespondencje ,,Zgo-
dy".- Wiadomosci Wv. - Odpowie
dzi redakcji. - OdeZwa. - PrZeglad
prasy polskiej W Europie. Ze
swiata. - Faraon. - Kronika miej.
scowa. Przeglad polityczny. =
Podziekowania, zawiadomienia / O.
pfoszenia.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-18
ROk 16.


dEi IA wielkiego Zwis.ku zwolenni.
ka.
Czego ohce Kurjer Polski!9
Powiada nasamprzod, as W fundu-
szu'posmiertnym niedoboru by6 ME
powinno, jesli sic posmiertne uc.oi.
vie rozpisuje.
Czy tskP
Cay Rujeroaoi ME wiadomo, ze
W kazdej organizacji znsjds sic to.
wsrzystwa, kt6re rozwis.uja sic .
d'ugiemf 1 stad powstajs nisdobor.
Taxa glaPs znaJduje sic W Mil.
waukee, gdzie rel wod,i ,,Kurjer"
mozs zechos on ma mia m ,ralnie
~psynac, aby opiaciia diugi swe?
6sizie to uczynek milky Il Bogu
ZSiszkowi. Il
Powiada Kurjer. zs nisdobor W
" fondusau posmisrtnym wynosi
*'2O.l7 - to go dziwi, zastanawia
g"t6w jus caiy .arzal nisuozo;-
woso posad.ic.
Niedob6r ma SEINE W Cleveland
Wy uosil s2.S99.24 opr6oz umorzone.
60 DO Morgsnsternis d,ugu W sumis
Ss3IoO. Czy wieo niedobor ME
I'm niejszyf sic znac,nieP Jakim
sPosobemr Ot6. nadwyaek przy
kaadym oyrkularzu, i zaleglosoi
jake cd odsuspendowanyoh o.lon-
kow wPiynely. Tsraz tego ME be-
izie - gdya o1ionk6w odsuspen.
dowsnyoh ME Zwissek - ale DO.
s1cseg6lne grupy kor.ysta6 bsda.
rfzeba te masa sumo pokryc o.
wych centow zbieranych przy ka.
tdym oyrkulsrzu, stosownie do wolf
sejmu.
o lie Hujer m6gl mice raoie
pred sejmem. lyle jsj terra. ME
ma Pyta sic dalsj Kujer -ozy p1a.
; cimy stare diugi nowemi utrzymuis,
= ae Pieniad1e "a IIIcyrkularz jus scis-
gnisto - IIgi dopiero W gro dniu
zostanie wyp'aoony. | tu sic myli
nasz misy sssisd. Albo viem, k;eiy
' spFawozdanie zakofozono, rozeslano
dOPiero IIIci cyrkularz. pieniad.e ma
, dobre wpaynsly wieo dopiero okoso15.
e W kasie jest dosyc pienisd.y, aby
: odraru diva wypiaci6 oyrkularze i
2 Pewnie tsz tax zrobimy - jeasli
przyjdriemy do prrekonania, as to
Il A"iszkowi ma dobrs wyjdzie. Kaa-
| dy otrzymuje posmisrtns mn prry.
naieaue W ozasie oznaozonym. s.o.
sownie do uchwaiy seJmowej wres..
ole, gdy posm;ertne ME jest wypla.
cone W oznaczonym ozasie go dni)
Zarzad Centr. zawiadamis tenn
J ogoi podajs powody.
Zsrzad Zwiszku robi 90 mote, abv
i umecnic orgsniracjs naszs ma view.
nstfz ma zewnstrs, aby lad porza.
: dek zaProwadric Ably zss praca
J JeJ obhta byfa W owooe dla sprswy
Z nas1ej: wymagae must wymaga ME
J. cIoi baiwochwslcreJ, ME slepej uls.
i gsOsOi ale s'acuntu ! ro.umuero
posiuszehssws. Precz wieo z ME.
= rzsdem wsroholstwem. Karnosoi
nam potrzeba - insozej rozbliemy
Q to cosmy zbudowsli = jak stara
szlaohts Polske rozbiis. Niechsi
wiec OIL W ktorych prneszeda, poku.
Z tuJe jesscze odzywa sic jakis duch
: stare sslachecki umilkoa zs swemi
. protestant. Jesli rsrrsd zbtad,i
rzec1ywis'ie. to sic ogol caiy jsdno.
b gfOsnie ode ;wie ssjm go potspi -
ale krryki puszorykow zsmilknso
muszs.
kohcze ma tenn, te - Rad kraiu,
J ae rarrsd jskiejkolwIek organizaoii
Powinien bye uozciwy ! sumienuy =
ale stanowosy posiuchu wymaga-
jsoy - aby ks.dy buns, ks.dy OBJ.
jaw wsrcbolstws smiaadtyc -inao.ej
obowissk6w swyOh ME spesni - ale
na zgube wywiedfe dsny kraj lub
? dane orgsuisscje.
Tocsy mas cd wicklow chorobs ME.
rssdem swana = ten nasz trad -
: wyleo1my sic 3 nisj radykaIueui
{ srodkami - sbysny jsko .osoboik
sbiorowy, " grobie ME lsgli. %.
'' CHICAGO. l6 lissopsds 1897.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-18

low spozywczycb. Kaady z
wfascicieli takiego skladu "a
kupuje swOje prowizje najcze-
sciej cd ajenta wielkiego skla-
du hurtowego. Oto3. ajent ia
Xxi pobiera komisowe cd hur-
townika "a kazdy obstalunek
(order) przyniesiony, przytem
wlasciciel maiego skiadu arty-
kulow spoaywczych (grocernik) J
ME mole kupowaG towaru
wiekszemi partjsmi, musi wiec
pfacic, p-zypuscmy, "a jedna
beczke cukru wiecej niz ten,
ktory kupi beczek dziesie6.
JednO z drugiem Odbija sic,
ma sic rozumiec, ma cenach re
strata dla wlasciciela handlu.
Gdyby jednak, danny ma to,
l0-ciu takich kupcow zmowi
TO sic zakupywaio w oznaczo-
nym czasie, jednoczesnie, przez
swego reprezentanta, towary
i'm potrzebne, to l } obyliby sic
bez ajenta, y placiliby hurtow-
nikowi mniej, mogliby wiec to-
wary sprzedawaG taniej mice
wieksze zyski. To samo ty-
czy sic SHADOW mebli, obuwia,
krawc6w, aptek -jednem sfo-
wem kaadej niemal galezi han
dlu.
Dlaczego wiec taxi system
pomiedzy mani ME istDieje
Wszak do tego ME potrzeba ami
specjalnego wyksztalcenia, ami
zbytnich zdolnosci!
OF poprostu, jakis niewytio-
maczony brak zaufania, jakas
zawisc, a przytem brak wyra-
chOwania zastanowienia pa
nuja miedzy nami.
POGO moi sasiad ma wiedziec
co ia kupuje wiele? - zdaje
sic movie kaady, niepomny, ze
taxi falszywy wstyd kosztuje
go setki dolarow rocznie. Ka2-
dy dla siebie, a mic wspolnie-
zda sic bye nasza zasada.
Zalozenie hurtowego skia.
du towarow wymaga juz wick
szego kapitalu, hurtownik bo-
WIEN ma do czynienia Oprost
z fabrykantami lub producen-
tami, ktorzy ME moga wyro,
bow swych produktow sprze
dawac drobiazgowo i dorywczo
przytem handel taxi wymaga
jua wiecej fachowego wyks1tal.
cenia, a przynajmniej dlugole.
tniego doswiadczenia. Czy lu-
dzi takich niema zupeinie po-
mjedzy nami? Coprawda jest
ich niewielu dotychczas, ale sa.
Me jeden z rodakow naszych
pracOwal juz lat kilka lub Kill
kanascie w hurtowych han
dlach amerykanskich zapo-
znaf sic re wszystkiemi ich ar
kanami, ME jeden tez wyrobif
sobie zaufanie m6glby wydo-
stac kapitalik, a przynajmniej
otrzymac kredyt dla zalozenia
interesu wsr6d swych rodak6w,
ale coz z tegol Zn6w napotka
sic eta nieznosna W stosunkach
naszych zawisciq, tym brakiem
zaufania. Jezeli vice zaklada
interes taxi, to lokuje go wsrod
obcych jest dla mas straco-
nym.
Zdarza sic, De .jeden z roda-
kow naszych zakiada W do
brym punkcie, przypuscmy, gro
cernie. lnteres dobrze mu
idzie. Przyjaciel zwachal to
tax sobie rozumuje: Jemu
dobrze idzie interes, dlacze-
go mnie dobrze p6jsc ME ma?
Ma gwalt wiec kupuje towary i
zakiada grocernie o kilka do
NOW cd pierwszej. Przycho-
dzl trzeci, widzi, ze d1om
pierwszym niezle sic powodzi,
zakiada wiec trzecia grocernie
naprzeciwko. No wszyst-
kim trzem kiepsko idzie. Je-
den drugiemu gardla wydari-
lby strawe, ale zaden przez up6r
interesu ME zwinie. To samo
mozna pOwiedzieG a saloonacb
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-18

sens! Take slepe nasladow-
nictwO, wypfywajace braku
inlciatywy, a czes'o take z
zawisci jlest iu3 nietylko wada,
ale nawet playa W naszym ham
dlu.
Czesto, bardzo czesto siyszy-
my wolania: popierajmy swoich,
kupujmy u ssoich. Zgadzamy
sic TEN zupelnle. w tenn
iednsk SEX, ze wolanie to, kto-
re powinno bye u mas zasada,
inaczej wyglada W teorji, a ina
czej w praktyce. Bardzo cze-
sto bowiem Kodak nasz, zakla-
daiqc interes albo jak tn mo.
VIA business wyobraza sobie,
ze psim Obowiazkiem wszyst-
kich jego rodakow jest pope
ranle jego interesu. Take
wymagan'e oparte ma urojo-
nym obowiazku wsI ofczucia
dla przedstawicieli Jednej VIA
ry ldb narodowosci w ham
dlu miejsca mice ME moie.
kazdy mas .Zarabia ciezko
grosz sw6.j, pragnie vice "a ten
grosz otrzymac najlepszy towar
"a najnizsza Gene. ldzie vice
kupowac tam, gdzie spodziewa
sic, ze wymagania jego beda
zaspokojone. Je2eli vie, ze
znaIdzie to u rodaka, to bezwa-
runkowo odda mu pierwszen-
stwo pred innonarodowcem.
Jeaeli Jednak obey sprzeda mu
towar lepszy lub tshszy. to
ktoz moze wziasc "a zie nasze-
mu rodakowi, ae kupuje u OBJ
cego?
| Gdyby rodacy nasi. biorac
sic do handlu, zupelnie zapomi-
nall o tel zasadzie, ze sw6j n,u-
81 popierac swego, a natomiast
dbali przedewszystkiem O do
broG towaru, Gene, czystos6 i
usluznosc dla kupujacych, to
mniej mielibysmy rozczarowafi,
zawodow - bez potrzeby ma
: wolywania: kupujmy u swoich,
popieraimy swoich = wszyscy
kupowalibysmy u swoich.
Jeszcze jedna nasza wada W
handlu jest przekonanie, ze
wszystko MONA zrobic, do
wszystkiego MONA sic wziasc,
, posiadajac pieniadze. TAX jed
max ME jest, bo podstawa han
dlu by1a bedzie przedewszyst.
klein znajomosc rzeczy. / dla.
tego czesto sic zdarza, re clio
wick bez kapitaiu, ale znajacy
gruntownie interes, do ktore-
go sic blerze, dorabia sic ma
latku, gdy tymczasem inny,
zaczynaiqcy z pieniedzmi, ale
bez znajomosci rzeczy, tract to
co posiadai. Gdzie jak gdzie,
ale w handlu dobre checi ME
wystarczaja.
Wreszcie jedna 2 kardynal
nych wad naszych, razacych tax
ze W handlu, jest zle zrozumiana
oszczednosc. Oszczedzamy ma
towarach, ma slu4bie, skapimy
ma ozdObienie sklepu, a .juz mai
bardziej zalujemy pieniedzy ma
ogioszenia. Amerykanie, ci mi
stree reklamy, powiadaja, BE
kupiec, ktory sic ME ogfasza,
podObnym jest do zakochanego
mlodziehca, kt6ry posyla swej
wybranej pocalunek w cie-
mnosci. Mkt go ME widzi, wiec
jego dobre checi marnuja sic
bez korzysci. u ia wada lacey
sic take brak wytrwania. Bo,
gdy kt6ry naszych kupc6w
zdecyduje sic, 20 dlugim namys-
lie, dac ogloszenie, to dlatego,
IL sadzi, re bedzie miaf z niego
zysk natychmiastowy. W razie
przeciwnym rzuca wszystko
idzie stara droga, niepomny, re
tylko wytrwafe ogfaszanie moze
zwrocic uwage ma jego firme.
Ma tenn kohczymy dzisiejszy
artykuf, zaznaczajac, zesmy ME
poruszali umyslnie sprawy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-10

BROWNSVILLE 49, River feet.
Weather rainy.
OIL CITY-River 3 inches and rising
slowly. weather COOL light rain fall
Ing.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 0 feet inches
and rising. Rainfall 33. Weather
cloudy and high winds. The Isaac Ma
ron and Florence Belle due down on
Wednesday.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 30 feet and
rising at the dam. Clear and cool
STBUBENVlJBfi-Itlycr feet 1
Inch and rising, Weather clear and
cool.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES feet 4
inches and rising Cloudy and mercury
40. Down: Valley Belle Little Kama
whn rising Locals started out this af-
ternoon. Prospects good for early re-
sumption Of traffic on both rivers,
CAGRO-INycr "a feet aud rising.
Cloudy and cool
LOtilSV1bbE-t River rising; 4 feet 3
Inches In canal feet Inches on falls,
feet inches below locks, Cloudy and
cold
HYANHVfbbi9- River i.2 feet ana
rising. Cloudy and colder.
MEMPHIS River 90 foot nnd aln-
llpnnry clear aud cold.
POINT PbllANANT--tliycr 90 feet
and riHtnR Cloudy.
ClNCtNNATt--illyor 10 feet aud rla-
lug, CLOUDY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-10
MARTINS FERRY BRIEFS.

Tho polIshine machine OF Lewis Bros,
which the Laughlln Nall Company re-
fused to accept and against which an at
tachment was issued, will be sold at con-
stable sale, next Tuesday,
Yesterday Frank Wedge had two fin
gers caught In a cog wheel while at work
Mt the bar mill at the Aetna-Standard,
and the ends of both were mashed, neces-
stating amputation.
About sixty-five dollars was Melted at
the social and supper given at Scheehle's
hall, by the ladies Of the German Luth-
Gran church.
The case of Ohio VS.. Frank Cochran,
charged with arson, Is occupying the at
tentlon of the common pleas court at st.
CiairsPille.
Harry Elmes, the two weeks old son
Of Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Robertshaw' or
North Fourth street, died last evening.
Rev. ]. T. Morton and Harry Jump
are attending the Methodist Episcopal
conference at East Liverpool.
Charles Clifford has returned from
Sharon. Pa, where he attended the
funeral Of hts father
mark" and 'Hannn" are the names
OF the two black kittens presented TO
Emerson Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Van Pelt and son
are visiting relatives at somerton, this
county
Several additional nall machines have
been put into operation at the Laughlin
mills.
Rev. DR.. w. C. D. Bond OBLIGATED at the
funeral Of Mrs. j. H. Haines yesterday.
AT the meeting Of council last night the
union switch ordinance was passed.
The Thanksgiving proclamation OF
Governor Bushnell ls model one.
DR.. ]. NJ. Hogan was resting rs easy
last night as could be expected
Mr., and Mrs George w. Burton are
the parents OF q new boy baby.
RE-. Allender was some better yester-
day but Is a very slck man.
The brlck-lnyers commenced work on
the new tin mill yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-10
SIMPLICITY ITSELF.

A Simple Harmless Remedy Yet e Cares
the Worst Caass OF Dyspepsia and lndi-
gssttou.
DIR. Jennison, who has made lie
study OF stomach troubles, says; All
forms OF indigestion really amount TO
the same thing. that Is. failure to COM
pletely digest the food eateni no mat
ter whether the trouble is acid dyspep-
STA or sour stomach, belching OF wind,
nervous Dyspepsia or loss of flesh ana
appetite; a person win not have any OF
them II the stomach can be induced "
any natural, harmless way TO thor
oughly digest what Is eaten, and this
can be done by a simple remedy when
1 have tested in hundreds OF aggraya-
ted cases with complete success. the
remedy Is a combination OF fruit and
vegetable essences, pure aseptic pepslh
ana golden seal put up In the form OF
pleasant tasting tablets and SOLD pS
druggists under the name or stuart 5
Dyspepsia Tablets. One or TWO OF
these tablets should be taken after
meals and allowed to dissolve In the
mouth and mingling with the food IN
the stomach digests VI completely De-
fore 1t has time to ferment, decay ana
sour =,
On actual experiment one gram OF
stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets VIII digest
three thousand grains OF meat eggs
and similar wholesome foods.
II Is safe to say II this wholesome
remedy was better known, by people
generally, It would be national bless
ing, as we are nation OF dyspeptles
and nlne-tenths OF all diseases owe
thelr origin to imperfect digestion ana
nutrition,
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are not a
secret patent medicine, but nifty cent
paeltaae will do more real good for a
weak stomach than fifty dollars worth
of patent medicines and a person mas
the satisfaction OF knowing Just what
he is putting into his stomach, which
ne does not know, when widely anVef-
Used patent medicines are used.
An druggists sell Stuarts Dyspepsia
Tablers, full sized packages 80 cents
A little book on cause and cure OF
stomach troubles mailed free by ad-
dressing The Stuart Co, Marshall
Mich. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-10
BELLA1RE BRIEFS.

William McClelland, n former resident
Of this city, but now located in South
Carolina. passed through the city yester-
day, on his way home from Philadelphia,
where he has been working with the
government surveyors.
Revival services are being held each
evening this week at the Christian
church. They are being well attended
and much interest is being taken in
them.
Drs. Boone, Kemple and the Wassman
brothers left yesterday for the Interior
OF the state, to get out for quail hunt
early this morning.
Roscoe snedecker, who has been work.
Ing in Slstersvl1le, will be home tO-mor-
row to spend few days with relatives in
the Fifth ward.
Literary exercises Will be held In the
high school room next Friday afternoon.
Carter Bros. are building n new barn
on their farm, west Of this city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-10
THE BEL1AIRp STRIKE.
No Developments OF Importance DC,
CURED Yesterday.

No Developments OF Importance oC-
CURED Yesterday.
There was nothing new in the strike
situation at Bellaire yesterday. All is
quiet and all of the Industries in the
town except the steel works are run
ming full. The strikers at that plant
are active. Yesterday morning they
stopped seven or eight colored men
who were going to the mill, at Cummins'
crossing, and after explaining the SIT
uation to them agreed to pay their rail-
road fare II they would return home.
The whole crowd left without going to
the mill.
Frank Collard, the head of the ma
chinery department, got his foot mash
ed while at work yesterday and will be
laid up for some time, as It is seriously
injured.
Some OF those against whom COM
plants OF assault have been made are
anxious for a hearing or the withdrawal
of the charge, as they insist theiS only
connection with the affair of Saturday
night was in the role OF peaeemakeTs'
Some OF the others will probably valve
hearing at sBellaire. The cases are set
for o'clock to-day before Squire Ma
son. II any OF them stand trial they
will demand jury, and this will likely
put the cases OFF for few days. The
company has engaged Messrs. John A.
Gallaher, James c. Tallman and Col.
w. W. Arnett. Those accused viii en-
gage Newell Kennon or Judge ]. b.
briggs,
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Along tho Landing,

The Moundsvlle wharfboat has been
placed on dry dock for repairs on her
hull.
The wharfboat will likely arrive to-
day or tomorrow from Parkersburg In
tow of tho Eliza II.
The marks at p. IN. showed "a inches,
(actual stage 81 inohes) and rising slow
~. Weather cloudy and cool, with rain.
The Leroy came up at noon and de-
parted Mt 4 y. m. for Darlington. Cap
tain Thad Thomas, the veteran steam
boatmnn, Is on the roof.
The Lexington cleared for Matamoras
and way landings Mt II n. m. yesterday
on her first trip for several weeks. She
had good trip Of passengers and
freight.
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BOSTON, Nov. 0,--Buylng has fellen
off considerably In the wool market dur
ing the past week and thls has had a
tendency to tone down prices somewhat.
The market as q whole maintains fair
strength, however, and there Is llttlc
likelihood OF q break. The supply OF
fleece wool "a small and prices rule firm.
Territory woods ARE yet meeting with
fair sales, with prices firm. Tho trade
in Australian wool In quiet, with no
weakness IN prices, Following are tho
auutatlons for leading descriptions: Ohio
and Pennsylvania heeocs-N and above
2bd2Gc Xxx and Xxx above zoe: dclolnc
2oaSOci No. comblng 2O0SOc; No. 2
cnmblnE gpMaOc.
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Cut this out and take II to your drug
glst and get n sample bottle free Of Or.
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
tlon, Coughs and Colds, They do not
nqIt YOU to buy before trying This wifi
phow you the great merits Of this truly
wonderful remedy, and show you whit
can be accomplished by the regular size
bottle. This IN no experiment and
woul DO disastrous to the proprlCtora,
did they not know II would invariably
now USING II In their practice with
great results, ana are relying on II In
most severe eases. II II guaranteed.
Trial bottles free at Logan Drug Co, n
drug store Regular size 10 cents and
500
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M'MECHEN,
Breezy News Items Gathered in the Busy
MarIhalI County Town.

MarIhalI County Town.
Edward Murphy, Baltimore & Ohio
engineer, was called on Monday to
Greensburg, Pa, by the serious illness
of his father, who Is "a years Of age.
Mr.. Joseph Garbesie and Charles Con-
ner, OF Moundsville, and Lawrence Ear
nitz, OF Wheeling, were visitors in town
yesterday. ..a.a..-
Rev. w. A. Williams, of Moundsville,
will start revival meeting tonight at
the Christian church.
Baltimore & Ohio Brakeman George
o. Criswell is able to bo out again after
two weeks sickness.
Miss Annie Harblnser, of Woodland,
is visiting her sister Mrs. b, D. Eden,
Of Gravel street,
Baltimore & Ohio Brakeman Thomas
d. Stewart Is off duty on account Of
sickness.
Miss Brighle West, of st. Clairsvllle,
Ohio, is visiting her brother, s. b. West.
G. W. Kettelwell has returned from
Columbus.
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REsUMpT1oN OF NAVIGATION.

The river is still rising and the re-
ports from headwaters would indicate
a stage this week that will allow NIL Of
the packets to resume, although 1t is
possible there will not be enough water
for the Cincinnati lines packets. The
Bedford, which has been running in the
Cincinnati and Louisville trade, has
been retired and will likely be here this
week. The VIII j. Cummlns, Ben Hur
Ruth and Argand will probably resume
in their regular trades out OF this port
within a few days,