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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-09
SOUTH CAROLINA.
All Democratic Candidates Elected
by Large Mnjorities.

COLUMBIA. s. c.. November s.-Eihott
DemocraO. First District: Talbert Dem-
ocrao, Second; Latimer Democracy.
Third: Wilson Democra). Fourth; Fin
ley DemocraD. Fifth; Norton Demo
craD. Sixth, and Stokes OemocraD'
Seventh Congressional District. are elect
ed by very large majorities. The Demo-
cratic State ticket is elected without OPP
position. a light vote was cast through
out the State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-09
Was Not Expected 10 Live Through
the Night.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. November g.
Especial Lowing TO the critical Illness Of
Or. James ID. Moncure, superintendent
of the State Hospital here, the regular
monthly meeting OF the Executive CON-
mittee has been postponed by order OF
Colonel Walter II. Taylor. the chairman
who telegraphed that he was shocked
TO hear OF DR.. Moncures illness. The
latest from the sick chamber Is that tee
Doctor is not expected TO last through
the night. Besides the medical staff at
the institution, DIR. Moncure Is attended
by Dr. !. b. McCaw. of Richmond. and
prs George Hankins and Henry Wise
from this town. His trouble Is conges-
ton OF the brain. produced by malarial
fever.
JUST ALIVE.
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, November o.
(special)-At 2I5 A. NJ. Or. Moncure Is
s,,st aliye He may live few hours
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-09
NEVADA.
NewIands Apparently Elected 70
Congress-McMillan Governor.

RENO, NEW, November SO =. NJ
Indications point to the election OF Nc
MILAN Republican) for Governor; New
lands Silver, for Congress; Flanagan
Republican), for tho Senate. and at least
two Republicans out OF the four assem-
bIymen from this district.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-09
ufnh Democratic.

SALT LAKE, UTAH, November O.
Tickets are badly scratched, and returns
are slow. At l o'clock this morning re-
turns from "a precincts in city and State
give Roberts Democrat, for Congress,
923: Eldredge Republican,, 767; Zane (Re-
publican), for Judge, 1888; Baskin Demo
craO, ST. No reliable information on
legislative tickets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-09
Kansas i'm Doubt.

Topeka, KAN, November S.-Mid-
night-Chairman Albaugh, of the Republi-
can State Committee, claims the State for
Stanley Republican) for Governor by
100. and Chairman Riddle, of the Fusion
Committee. claims the State for Leedy
Husion) by HOO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-09
DELEWARE.
Indications of Republican sweep
AadfcLs Says He VIII lie senator

WILMINGTON. DEL, November p
Partial returns received from the State
I'd TO 2 o'clock a. NJ. indicate that the
Republicans have elected their State, con-
gressional. and legislative tickets. This
estimate, 81 verified by the fun returns
indicates the election Of a Republican
successor to United States Senator Gray
and a gain Of one Republican congress-
man.
The adherents Of william Addicks
claim that he VIII control majority OF
the Republicans elected TO the Legisla-
turc. and that he will be the next Senator
from Delaware
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-09
CALIFORNIA
Gage Elected Govsrnor-fwo DEM
acrnfic Congressmen Probable.

SAN FRANCISCO. November S-Gase
Repubncan) has been elected Governor
BY a plurality OF not less than 5000 me
Republican State Central COMMITTEE
claim all seven congressman and also the
Legislature. but IL is probable that the
Democrats will secure congressman from
the Second and Fourth districts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-09
MISSOURI.
state and Congressional MajOrities
About Those Of '06.

ST. LOUIS, MO-, November Sat Dem
ocratic State Committee headquarters
enough returns had been received at mid
night from forty out of ia counties in
Missouri to indicate that the Democratic
State and congressional tickets would re-
ceive majorities equal to that of 1886.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-09
GEORGIA.
All of the Democratic Candidates
Are Elected.

Are Eiecteu'
ATLANTA, GA. November Sail the
Democratic candidates are elected.
THE GEORGIA CONGRESSMEN.
The Democrats OF Georgia return a solid
Democratic delegation TO Congress- as
follows: .-. uoo,a
FIRST District. Rufus f. Lester: second
James NJ. Griggs; Third, Elijah u. lewis
Fourth, William <. Adamsoh' fh.h,
/ eonidas f. Livingstone; Sixth. Charles
I, BARTLETT; Seventh, John w Maddox;
Fiehth. William NJ Howard; Ninth, Far
tsb q Tate; Tenth, william II. Fleming;
Eleventh. william c.. Brantley
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-09
NEW JERSEY.
state Carried by RepubIicans-Dem
ocrats Elect Two Congressman.


TRENTON N. j.. November s.
New Jersey has been carried by
the Republicans, and Foster NJ.
Voorhees,, the Republican candidate,
is elected Governor by about 1900 plural
ity. Essex county. which was concededly
the fighting-ground Of both parties, has
gone Republican by about 5000. and both
Houses Of the Legislature will be Repub-
lican. This will ensure the election of a
Republican TO succeed James Smith, Jr.
Democrat in the United States Senate.
The Democrats have elected two OF the
eight congressmen-Salmon In the Fourth
District and Daily in the Seventh
Late returns make the House OF AS
sembly stand 30 Republicans to % Demo-
Gratis.
DEMOCRATS GAIN TWO CONGRESS-
MEN.
NEW YORK, November 9-Returns
from New Jersey indicate a Democratic
gain of 2 in that State, the delegation
standing last year solid, with eight Re
publicans. The successful Democrats
are Solomon, in the Third, and Daily in
the Seventh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-09
RHODE ISLAND.
Republican Representatives I'm Con.
xreHs Reelected.

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. November g.
Congress: First District-Melville Bull
Republican,. elected; Second District,
Adm b. Capron RepublIcan). elected.
CONSTITUTION PROBABLY RE-
JECTED.
The voting was light throughout the
state. as the election OF both Republican
candidates for CONGRESS was q toregona
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-09
Richard II. bland Elected.

LEBANON, MO, November 9.-Meagre
returns received from the Eighth District
up to l A. NJ. indicate the election of
Richard i. Bland Silver Democrat by
2, 900 majority. Mr.. BANDS plurality two
years ago was 1900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-09
COLORADO.
Indications Point TO Eicc"oh VI
Thomas, Fusionist.

DENVER, COL. November S-keturns
from a few of the ESQ precincts In ms
state indicate that Thomas F'usion(, IS
elected over Wolcott by 500 to "VVo.
Thomas seems TO have carried this county
BY 500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-09
WEST VIRGINIA.
Dovener and Dayton Apparently
DISQUALIFICATION I'm Doubt.

WHEELING, w. VA, November s.
The indications are that Dovener Qepub-
LEAN, First Congressional District, has
1900 majority; Dayton Republican,, Sc
cond District, is reelected. Legislature,
in doubt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-09

gain. estimated. OF 600. Chairman slaugh-
ter says tho average Republican gain TO
the precinct Is ten. A gain OF six to the
precinct would mean Republican success.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-09
MISSOURI.
senator Cockreirs Recollection As
smred-DemocraticP Plurality, $4,000.

ST. LOUIS. MO. November S.-Chair-
man Cook claims the election of the en-
tire Democratic State ticket by plurali-
ty OF $1,000; the election OF thirteen and
poxsibly fourteen congressman. and the
return OF safe majority to the Legis-
lature. ensuring the reelection OF United
States Senator Cockrell.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-09
cI.EAN pEMocRATIC SWEEP.

The Democrats In Louisiana made
clean sweep to-day, electing six con-
gressmen. three railroad commissioners,
and three Judges IN the parish of Orleans.
Congressmen elected: First District.
Adolph Myers: Second District, Robert
C.. Davey; Third District, Robert +.
Broussard; Fourth District, Phanor Brea-
zeale: Fifth District. Samuel I. Baird;
sixth District, Samuel VI. Robertson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-09

CONTINUED FROM FIRST pAGEo

r.t,uns Indicate that the Repupiicans
viii have a majority OF at loast 30 IN the
General Assembly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-09
The Breakfast.
ATLANTA Constitution

/. ,-i.hf.
A rIpple OF laughter and repaitSso md ID.
A rustic OF curtains that sh
y, ,ne f broad sun, new-rlsen. DER me"l''
and lakes, A., and coffee,
and cakes - ,,o,,d thai
Ara who with the world "o-''
breakfast diyide2 IL, her s.
But crust wer" d O''''"
my side.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-09
RooseveIts Plurality, 21,537.
DIR. MONCURE.

NEW YORK, November S-Roosevelts
estimated plurality Is 1857.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-09
MONTANA.
Campbell OemocraD Elected to Con-
gress-LegisIature Democratic.

HELENA, MONT, November Slate
returns make sure the election of A. j.
Campbell Democrat to Congress by a
plurality of several thousand. The State
LEGISLATURE win be Democratic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-09
LOUISIANA.
The Pelican state Delegation solidly
Democratic.

NEW ORLEANS. November S.--Reports
received assure the election OF six Demo-
cratic congressman from Louisiana
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-09

congressional candidates appear to be
elected, although the Democrats SIN
hopo to have carried the Second DIS
trict. and do not concede the Third,
Eighth. and Tenth.
The Democratic committee claim 10
nave made enough gains in che Legisla-
ture 10 secure a third of It's members.
but II II generally believed that the
Legislature will be about four hiths Re
publican.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-09

conclusion. The revised Constituti"" "s
probably been rejected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-09
l


rinple OF laughter I'll on IL, meadows
OF wheat, -. singing o'ei
"nei a,een. fields and brakes; ., conse.
"a se ye ives and her red lips ana CUM
and cakes. -, would that
breakfast diyideY .,.,,n her az
p,, n crust were banquet VII"
my side!
The light OF her eye. ana 'n' "S
And the SUMS light. gold-ssf'ea '"'V
curtains OF lace; ,oeaAo9s
The breath OF the morning w
and lakes, ,.r coffee s1a
And the blessing OF love over
cakesl =, ..ou,d such
And who with tne W."
breakfast diyidey .,,h hsg 81
But a crust were banquet VIA
my side.
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xaabbess ranm @tas sebell. .ssrsea

surH IstaIs Npplifaiionsn, tseil iie ben Trans
ten fkeiI tes Dbres nidt erreiden f5naea.
% eiebt nur einen 8es, bic Saubb.it ia tu.
rirer, uns Der 1T burd tpnititutioneae SeiI.
mitteI. Eaubbeil tpirs ear9 sinen entsiin,
beten 8,iifanp ssr i@lsimisea austIeibuas
Der eaiia6iltsen Rsbre bsrurfa4t. Benn
sisi. R5brs ftd entsiinStt, tabt ibr sinen
rumpeInSen Son ober unboDtpmmenes &c,
bsr ; uns wenu iie sani ssi4Iofen ia, srfsIst
1aubbeit, unb fpenu bic Gnt,anbuua nidt
s.bobsn uns bisis Ro5rs trieber in ibren s..
5Srissn SuftanS periebt tperben farn, wsrb
ias @ebSr fur INNER ssritprt tperssn; neuu
DdHe nnter sebn fine Surs xatarrb serur'
h6t, ipelder nidts aIs elm entsiinseter Su,
haxS eer f&leimigsn OberTaben III.
agir uellen sinbuneert Dollars fir issen
(surdb Ratarrb beruriadtsn) 6aa bon Ieub.
keit eebeu, ben mir niht busd Ginnshmsn
sen SaTS aatarrb 'aur beilen tsnn.u. 2abt
Sue umion{t girealars temmsa.
&. 8. Gbenet & Co., 3eIeSe, ..
H@- Sertauft bon Gpctbstsrn; rs Gents,
5au's Samtlisn.@ileu Hna BILE heasn.
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= aus aisl lpirb semeIbst. gobalo
bic perbifibungsfnite formirt III, miG
2atier Wilbelm II. nit benz nemen
raudlolen puluer, BON bem man R1
grobs Ginqe periprift, proben por.
nehmen loifen. auf benz raurftirff
6riebrid, Wilbelm" sinsm 8oraerftiife
eriter aloiie. werbeu S6iebuerlune
NIT Se'tbtiBen gr0Bien &aIibers borge.
lFhommsn werben. Die Ia benz aegeu.
wdriigen &riege gsmn9tsn @rfobrun,
Gen ioasn bic mogli9ae 8erpsribuug
fiHbeu.
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q. M. & u. W. 8abn.
Mbfabrt.

Na6 @alpefon, SpuIton unb gaera
tdsli9 300 8orm
0a6 Corpus gbriifi, Mraaias Bab uni
Beepille td9li6 .....2:20 Na6n,
Na6 &errpille tasli9, aussenOmmeu
Sonnabenos u.9onntass !. 2 :45Na6m
Wad &errpille, Sonnta9s. $50 8orm
Nad&errniGe, ,Sonnabenbs 4 ::30Ma6m
Mnfunft
Bon @alpeitpn, Souiton uno guert
fd9lt1 700 NbenoS
8on Corpus gbriiti, Iranias 8aB uni
8eeuilIe td9lib III: 40 Nahm
Bon &errpille tdsli9, aussenommer
Sonntass unbMontass 10 :45@orm
gon &errpine. Sonntass. Mbenbs
8on &errpiae, Montags. rs Born
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al!er noblen %alier, Scgerte ood), oent
reinel, ltol3en Mldoder oa8 bdBlide
0olt gu Io8en.-llno ais er es aus,
ipradL fam'8 5au0eruo BON ieinen 2ipe
pen.
.9ie iino 10 idl6n = baB - baB
Sbnen ollie Nege often lteben, baB-
baB sic Der Nelt, Die sic binau8meis
fen miro, Sbre Gjeieee biftiren f0nnz
ten, ipenu-menn Sie mollten!"
sd nerItebe Gle nidt," iaete
9llice ebrIid}.
llno Yotbo Srtsleben err0tbete.-
@L Der cas- lan9lt perlernt Sll Iaben
9laubte Seiue eberne 9tirn ientte
lid beibdmt por Der sottliaen llns
idulb bieles Mdedens.
Son nun an mar lie iein 1aaz, fein
9la6tgeoaute. alp sic ldon idlums
mernoen, bolberloi6euen Neioenl ldaften
entsiinoete 9(liceS tiibles, feuidcs
98elen gu einem S0nenbrano. llno
neil CT gepiiienlos uuo obne jeoe
Strupel mar, marc biele unbefriehiote
2eioenidjaft fit oas arlne Mdb6en BON
perbdn9nibuollen 6olsen.
sd Spin9' lie ldJon," tr0itete er
it'd nit tenfliibem 9riumpb, als ieir
ltlirmiides 8erben I'm itre 9ano eine
bofli6 falte @blebnung fanb.
rSie merben bod mein!" iaste er
nit elmer 3uueriidtlidteit, bie Nlice
ipieoer eridauern ma6te. e.-Mein @ott,
mas foante iie ie uobl bem Gerabl6eus
ten in Die 9lrme treiben.
(5ortiebung folgt).
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Der 6efe ssrenno anf Groett.

Seit brsiBis 9abren baben iid Eutt's
Ritleu als Elm Se9en fir einen lsosn 5n'
oalioen eruisien. Sie iinb nit 8eat Elm
SSreun0 oss Sranteu au nennen.
Cine bfhannie Gbat(a1e
1T es. oaB burd bic Sale p.ruriahts
&Opfidmersn, Dpspsplie, Mussnidurs.
Malaria, YerltOpfuus unb iammtlihs
eamlt nsrmanote &raufbeiteu 6ur@
SMtt'S &eber Viue,t
ppHlt6nots furtrt spsratn.
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es bebarf ber Stob3abne
BON 10000 Glepbanteu, I'm bas Glfens
bein 5u liefern, bas bic grbe idbrtid)
fllr 9laoiertaiien, 8illarobdlle uno
Wleiiersriffe perbraudt.
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eisentbiimli@e 8olsen bes

eisentbiimlide Soleen bes
glibidla9es iperben aus Berlin
pernelSet: Der iunse 8aufmann Gas
pibion wurbe Dor einiser .3eit auf bem
Valton bonn Olis eetroffen linb lit
ieitsem nod nidt gum 8emubtiein ses
tominen. Gr 9laubt, oaB er iid in Der
96lle befinoe uno perbrannt meroen
lo!le, uuo perlanst in ieinen 9ban.
talien, baB man i'm BON benz Ieufel,
Der ibn oerbrennen melle, befreie,
auBer 8apioion wurbe nod elm Oienlts
mdoden ieiner @ltern leidt bonn 8lis
perleet,
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ssoatberm Yaciftc Wabn.
9lbf a brit.

gsa9 9asip Orleans, Soulton unb Col.
pefton tdsli6 1910 Mittass unt
$50 Nbenbs. .....,..-.........
gtah @asie 8aB, Merico &c. II 8orm.
geab galifornien ...... AS Na6m
Mnfunft.
Gpn Stem Orleans, Spuiton unb @al,
peiton tdsti6 7:25 Borm. unb 4 :25
Namm. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Son galifprnien &c. IL: so Gorm
8on gasle HaB unb Merico 700
Wbenbs.
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NJ. SC. u e. 8abn.
Qlbfahrt.

Na9 Waco, Sort Bortb, Dallas, San
ias gitD, ct. Souls unb Chicago tdss
Lid $3.50 @prm. unb 500 Nbenbs.
Mnfunft.
BON gbicaso, ct. Souls, aanias gitp,
Dallas, 5lrt Wprtb unb Baco, tag.
LID 7:25 8orn,. uno 10 80 Mbenbs.
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Gtienbabn Gabr : Ylan.
8. & o. u. Saba.
Ql bf d hrt.

III.
Mab ct. Souls nia Sron Mountair
ober M. e. & s. 9:3O Borm
Nab ct. Souls pia Sron Mountair
Houte. e..............9:O0 Nbenbs
Nab 9earne tdslid 800 Morsens.
9tab 2areoo. ............9:45 BDrm,
Infunft.
Bon ct. Souls, Sron Mountain & M
St. & &. 500 BDrm.
Son CT. Souls, Sron Mountain & M
g. & &. .............3 3:55 Hadm.
Bon Searne tdsli9. 1920 Mbenbs.
Bon 2arebp. 700 Mbenba
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lleber bie Bep1lferuna
Bel gienS an lesten Gage bes Sab
res 1897 oer0ffentli1t ber ,Woniteur"
bic folgenben snsaben: Sic Ginmobs
tterf6aft bes 9an3en 2anoes betruq
6,5S6,593, iporunter 1926, 54l Mdnl
ner uno 3,31O,O5O Sraueu. Bon ben
Yropinsen bate 9rabant nit ] ,24O,s
739 Die srOBte ginmobneri6aft. Brill
lei nit ben 0orltdoten @daerbeef,
Srelles, Molenbeef, ct. Giles, slns
oerledt ct. Doiie, 2aefen unb gtter>
beef 5ablte 55L011 Ginwobner, Clint,
iperpen 27l,2S4, 2iittid 6L3O5,
Sent l6l,l2 Die naditsroBte Gtaot
1T oann 9riigse nit nur 5O.e gins
mDbnern.
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Sir iponiide 3uianoe ers
bielien jiinsitbin Spasiersdnser in
Mlaorio eillen iiberaus truurieen 8eleg.
Gin an Der gtraBe itebenber alter
Serr trus auf Der 9rult einen j3ettel
folsenoen Snbalts: ,aommanbant,
aapitdn a. g., sebu Sabre i'm fubas
niiden guidb. Wlan idulbet mir sebn
9ebaltsraten; if babe bier franfe
ainoer; eins lit iGbroerfrant, uno mir
beliten neber slr5nei, nod Nabrunass
mittel. !" Ser 3ettel trug sic llnters
l9rift r0auptmann Suan @erbid
gsealera. @s braubt ni9t hiniuz
aefiist 3u ipereen, oaB fait allie @ors
ilbergebenoen ibr Sherflein In ben
9ut bes 9ettlerS merfen.
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Salide @riefmarfen, esbps
tifber uno belsiider Gnliliion, iuurbea
liln9lt oelesentlid elmer 9ausiudung
in Der @ertltatte bes italienil6en
altbograpbsn Gjiorsiani in alsrau,
erien, gsDpten, aufsefunben. Die
Sdlldnns mar ielbit bon eiuem seiibten
stuse nur idmer feit;uitellen; Ger
nominelle Wertb Der aufsefunbenen
Warfen belief lid aui mebrere buubert
pfuno. @iorsiani, elm duBerlt seidids
ter arbeiter, mar ieinerseit bel Der
eggptii6en 9oit in Der Mor!eufabritas
tion an9eltellt.
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4alf EbOre , 8abn.
60. 0ooemils, Sab @roeer

goaes 2aser BON StapIe unb 5anep
Groceries, S6nittsW aare
.@Iotbtng, Shteu Soilette.
MrtiteIn, 8lass. por5ella n.
unb 9orb Waaren. Su alien
Departements nur fril6e Sahen.
Niebrige preiIe. 0reie uab prpmpts
Nblieferuug. 738 sNIamo.S StraBe,
@de Gamarao. Selepbun 433.
- Roofing Felt, Bed unb @spbalt
bel 6enrp pauIp. Eel. So.
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Web itoffe aus Sots. 0iedt
aniebnlide @ebftoffe perben jest Gin
geipsissglasuit) aus Sols berseltellt.
Spdbne BON fein3ellisem 9ol3 iperben
sefodt unb 5uiiden @al3en aerSriidt
bic fid bilbenben Sdohen bann
bur6 Saroen parallel seridtet unb at
@arn perlponnen, iporauS bic Stofie
idliebli6 In seipUbulider @eiie gee
mebt peroen. auf ber lestjdbrisen
iobliId),tb ,tbiirinsii1en @emerbes uno
Misunderstanding in 9eip3is fonnte
man prddtise Miuiterniide oieier
neueiten 9npuiirie ieben.
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Louis Buch-Handlun

NtsSpu
@ahreno bis
DESIGNER so
8eine Dame ionte bieie @eesenbeit nridumen
Der bette edbnit basHen Ireen. BON Bis rs gents
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uARyli. 4

Col. J. 3. Pcyton, who has been in
Wheeling for SEVERN weeks on business,
left yesterday for Charleston. The colonel
81 a candidate for clerk OF the supreme
court OF appeals, the place made vacant
by the death OF Mr.. o. IS. Long. The
| other candidates are John T. Harris. OF
Parkersburg; Judge J.. H. Couch, OF
| Charleston; D. c. Gallaher, Of Charles
ton; James A. Holly, OF Lincoln; Coium.
bus Sehon. OF Mason; ext Congressman
c. E. Hogg, OF Mason; A. D. W. strick.
Ter, OF Jackson; E. H. Easley, Henry X,
Black. OF Charleston. OF these only two
ore Republicans, Messrs. Harris and
Black.
Immediately upon the announcement
Of the death OF o. s. Long, the late clerk,
candidates for the vacant clerkship be-
gan %sprInTing up here and there all over
the state, says the Charleston Gazette.
The several Judges OF the court hove on
file great stacks OF letters from both
| Democrats and Republicans. some prom
inent and some otherwise, who have in
dIcated their willingness to serve the
state In the capacity OF clerk OF the su.
preme court. The position IL worth in
salaries and fees, from 1000 TO $1,000 a
year, with the control Of printing patron.
age added.
The position will probably remain va.
cant till January II, when the new clerk
will be appointed. On the 14ta OF last
month the court took a recess for the hol.
idays I'M Tuesday. January II when the
special term will close. and +he regular
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-06
THE WEEK OF PRAYER.

In the First Presbyterian church the
services continue to grow In interest with
Increased attendance and most earnest
attention from day to day. Last even-
Ing In connection with the devotional cX-
%crclses, the pastor, DR., Cunningham,
preached on the Love OF God-tcXt, 3:1G;
5"For God so loved the world, that He
gave His only begotten Son that whose
ever hclleveth in Him should not perish.
but have everlasting life." The eesslon
convened a. the close OF The service, and
a cardinal reception wac given to those
who applied for admission to tho mem
bersh!p OF the church The services viii
be continued ON Thursday aud Friday
evenings. The meetings are open TO the
public,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-06
CLOSING OUT SALE


AT Ewing Bros., Iai5 Market Street.
The best inducements in the city are
now offered to purchasers.
Bargains in Haviland China, Deco
rated and Plain, Cut Glass Decanters
and Water Bottles. Tumblers and
Pitchers, all sizes, Playing Cards and
Toilet Articles, Bohemian Glass Wine
Sets. Fine Cutlery, Lamps, Globes and
Wlcks.
You can afford 10 buy now for your
future wants.
Everything Below Cost.
JAMES ". EWING,
Assignee OF Ewing Bros.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-06
a NEW CHURCH SOCIETY.

: Yesterday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Y. H. colvIg, on the Island, was
organized the Ladies' Aid Society, OF the
Second Christian church. The society
starts on with sixteen members. This
church was recently organized, and An
cludes members OF the Christian denom!-
nation living OF the Island. Both the
church and society star: OF with splen-
did prospects.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-06

once, Nos. 20 and e. roulrtoen.l stree:


Quarter Day Notice.
TO Loan-$3,0W on City Real Estate.
Opera House-The Al G.. Field Big White
Found-A Short Time Ago.
A~ssIgnee's Sale of Stock and Fixtures
Geo. hatch.
Assiguee's Snle-Geo. Hatch.
The Germnn!a Life Insurance Company.
Stockholde rs'.. Meet!ng-Bei!alre & Ben
wood Bridge Company.
Stocks for Sale-Thco. w. Fink.
y. Stockholders MeetlnS-Fort Henry Club.
Lost-Left Hand Fur Glove.
Personal-Madume Julian.
Canar!es-Henry HelmbriEht.
Cash DIvIdend-German Fire Insurance
Closing Out to Quit Buslness-carle
Bros.
Moncy-Rolf & Zane.
Now for School and Lessons-Stanton's
Old City Book Store.
Did You Say Your Hands are %Chnpped?-
r. H. List.
Wheeling Business College.
For Rent-James a. Henry.
We Invite Comparisoa-Stone & Thomas
Eighth Page.
Our January Sale OF Llnserie-Geo NJ.
Shook & Co.-Eishth Page.
To-day-Geo. Z. Stlfel & Co.-Th!rd
Page.
Grand Opera House-Asnes Herndon-
Second Page.