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WITH THE JUSTICES.

oGulUulrLl0lu LlTuuIJuu1nulu
j J. Nielsen the man who was ar
rested 0n the charge Of embczz.ug a
horse and saddle from the Bingham
Livery company had his trial in Justice
Nlelsens court this afternoon.
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New lord Chnmhorlnin-

London, July 3J-The earl Of Claran-
don has been appointed lord chamber
lain In succession On Lord HopetOwn
who was recently appointed governor
general OF the Australian common
v.aaIth
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Plttsburg at BrooNyn-No game
rain
Chicago at New York-No game
rain.
st Louis az Ph..adelphla-Postponed
rain.
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CLEARING HOUSE REPORT

salt Lake city, Utah. July 80 Is-
Today.s clearings ..",.,...'.'..eess "a
Same day last year ...'.'''' ''-'
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cHI1nREN GrEssl

The population Of salt Lake. ~ pr,
$500 standard Dictionary given .I.,
successful ruesscr. See the
advertisement.
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BE sure and take part IN the F''"
Waltz az sRltair. Choir Day
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CHILDREN GUESS new
The population OF salt Lake-s ~
1890 STANDARD Dictionary glNes,n-
successful guesser. See the
advertisement.
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ORE AND BULIIOy REPORTS
cHIInnrN nrEssl

BAMBERGER & MCMILLAN
NJ $3.50
Bullion ..... ...... .s-'.'',,'
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"WaSte Not,
Want Not. "

Little leaks bring to Uant
and little impurities of the
blood If not attended to,
bring a Want Of health.
Hoods SarsaparHa Is the
one and only specific that
sDM remoVe all blood hanors
and impurities, thereby put
ting yoa into a condition Of
perfect health
Bad Stomach" Ec1Saetcs and
tired fer,cg BAD consider OF stomach
caused me 10 take Hooss Sussrl74a.
p STORED al faint tcuEe Clu'cs
Bo,,5 Glen. Fan,, ~ Y .,
Jlood1 Sal5qdql@
~S5ll31sas 5;IFlBa
Hoods PM euro liver ils one moo Iui,auus and
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THE case against John SUhUitzer.
charged with stealing @ horse clipper
aud ID razor from the Wagner Brewing
Company barn. was continued until TO-
morrow
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-07
Martins Ferry Briefs.

No charge being preferred against
Everett Drennen, president OF the sem
Tor class OF the high school, at the
meeting OF the board Of education last
evening. the hearing was continued I'M
til tomorrow evening at 1880 o'clock, to
give the superintendent an opportunity
to formulate charges.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. GIffen, who have
been the guests OF relatives on West
Hanover street for the past week, re-
turned to their home at steubenviile
yesterday.
Diphtheria has again presented itself
in the city, Nora, the five-year-old
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sedg-
wick, being the victim.
Miss Lillian Reece returned to her
home at New Castle yesterday, after a
weeks visit with relatives on South
Broadway.
]. C. Gray has returned from New
Concord, o., where he attended the fu
neral Of his sIster-in-lnw, Mrs. John
Gray.
Rev. s. j. Boyle returned last even
ing from New Concord, where he at
tended the funeral Of Mrs. Bogle's
mother.
The W. C. T. U. met last evening at
the home Of Mrs. John Campbell, on
North Third street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Morton, Of Dem
nlson, are the guests OF relatives on
Main street.
Rev. Arch r. Robinson went to Allie
gheny yesterday to visit his brother.
''The Night Owls" Is the attraction ut
the Star Theatre tomorrow evening.
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Along the Landing.

All the boats have resumed.
Business was brisk at the public land
ing yesterday.
Captain William Corey, United States
boiler inspector at st. Louis, died there
last Saturday.
The Ben Hur was delayed above and
did not pass down for Petersburg I'M
til 4 o'clock Tuesday morning.
The marks at p. M, Tuesday, show
ed Is feet and rising. Weather warmer
and cloudy, with rain throughout the
day.
The Queen City passed up yesterday
and will be here Thursday for cincIn-
natl any way landings, departing at
a. m.
A calf was found on cake Of ice
floating down the river at midnight
Friday at Cincinnati. The believing
of the poor, half-frozen beast attracted
the attention of several men along the
river bank, and some Of the more dar-
ing made their way amid the floating
Ice foes and rescued It
Petitions are being signed by steam
boat masters and pilots at Louisville,
asking the government to adopt the
Marsh movable dam for the improve
ment of the shoal places in the Ohio,
This dam is sort Of sinknble barge
which can be dropped above shoal
places in such way that the current
restores the original deep channels and
when this is done the dam can be raised
and located at another place.
A company has just been organized at
st. Louis to manufacture light steel
barges. The personal cooperation Of
Alexander McDOugall, Of Duluth, Mimi,
inventor Of the whaleback steamer on
the great lakes, has been enlisted. The
barges will be operated in the grain car
rying trade on the Mississippi river and
the Atlantic ocean and will be operated
out OF st. Louis. The steel barges will
be built ut once and the tow will be
pulled instead Of pushed. Henry s.
Potter is president OF the company and
those associated with him are D. r,
Francis, John scullin. Testus j. Wade,
RoHa Wells, ]. II. LIonberser Howard
Elliott, James Campbell and John Fow-
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aARDNER,s STOCK UP.

EEseovern a Favorits for the Decis-
ION and Not on the Number Of
Rounds.
In letter received In Wheeling yes
terday from Hughey Arnold, 1t is stated
that Terry McGovern is a 10 to Z favor
lite that he will win over Oscar Gardner
In their fight on Friday night, and that
no bets are In sight that Oscar won't
stay six rounds. This news has the
effect Of booming Gardner stock locally,
together with the further announce
ment from Arnold that Yank Kenney,
Fltzslmmons' former sparring partner,
Is working with Oscar and putting him
through road work and other methods
Of training that have. brought the
Wheeling boxer into prime physical
condition.
II Oscars hands hold out, coupled
with the fact of his good condition, he
viii make Terry know that there has
been fight. 1t has been learned that
they are to fight at 1872 pounds. weigh
in at o. m. the day Of the contest. NC
Govern, who will be twenty years old
this month, Is a strong fellow. who Is
gaining weight all the time, and he will
Be too big for the feather-weight ranks
before long.
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McMEoHEN NOTES.
Daily Items Of Interest About People
and Events.


Rev. Or. a. ]. LYDIA, a former pastor
Of the Methodist Episcopal church here,
died at his home at Mason City, last
Saturday. Rev. LYDIA had q host Of
friends here. who will be panied to
hear Of his death.
Thomas Martin has returned to work
on the Baltimore & Ohio road, after be-
ing on since last November. on ac-
count Of injuries received in the round
house at Grafton.
The Kings Daughters OF the III. r.
church will meet at the home OF Mrs.
William Burnley, at $3.50 O'Clock to-
day.
Frank Stewart and wife have rcturn-
ed from Moundsviiie, where they visited
friends for several days.
The second quarterly conference viii
be held Thursday evening, at the NJ p.
church.
Capt. Luther d. Mhhone. OF Mt. I'm
ion College, o., is the guest of Rev. Car
roll.
Mrs. Thomas Lowe, OF Moundsvllle, ID
visiting her sister, Mrs. w. H. Johnson.
Russell Dorsey. OF sherrard, was call
ing on friends here yesterday,
B. +. Hood was business caller ut
AIoundsville yesterday.
Fred Corey is visiting his parents at
Pen yam, N. Y.
Everett Parker ls on the sick list.
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Meeting Of Council.

Council met last evening and some
important matters were discussed. The
franchise OF the Bell Telephone COM
pany expires in about year and the
matter Of granting a new franchise was
the principal subject of debate. Three
companies applied for franchise and
were the Bell Telephone company, the
Belmont Telephone company and the
Koehnline and others. Council granted
franchises to the former two and laid
the matter Of the latter over until the
next meeting. The chain gang ordin-
ance was passed and the marshal was
Instructed to purchase balls and chalns
In order to allow bankrupt prisoners to
even up with the city.
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pE11A1RE HAPPENINGS.
Matters of Interest in the Mstropoll
Of Ralmont County.

Matters OF Interest In tne meIEVPOIlh
Of Belmont County.
The Democrats have two real candl-
dates for the nomination for mayor
now-John Baugh and Frank Williams
and still there is a large element in
that party looking for another candi-
date. They may and they may no:
succeed In getting one before their pri-
maries next Saturday,
The Citizens Municipal League held
another meeting last night. These well
meaning peopls will keep up the organ
izatIon and cultivate greater interest in
correct government. At Martins Ferry
they took hold OF the primaries and set
tied the mayor there with one term.
The Young Mems Club and the la
dies of the second division OF the First
Presbyterian church. will have spell
ing match in the church Friday even
ing. It came through u challenge made
Monday night.
The partnership between August
Schlck and James Turnbull, in the coal
business, has been dissolved, and the
latter will retire. The mine will be
operated by the former and his son,
Martin.
James MariinR was very badly hurt
in the mill coal bank yesterday. but he
was fortunate to escape with his life.
The roof OF the mine caved In.
The meeting Of the Shakespeare Club
at the home Of Miss Ola Sinclair last
night was pleasant and profitable
gathering for the young folks.
Jamos Follen is deslgnated by the
Democratic city committee to receive
the names Of candidates for place on
that ticket.
james Johnston sold his Rose hill
property TO Albert Grafton and Will
locate on n West Virginia farm this
spring.
Mrs. II. Roemer will entertain the
Woman's Home Missionary Society at
her home tomorrow evening.
Prosecuting Attorney Armstrong and
Treasurer Bergundthnl were both down
from 81. Cl1irsVille yesterday.
The insurance loss by the st. Clalrs-
willie FIRE is oil held by Bellaire aRen-
Giles.
over three hundred pension vouchers
were made out in this city Monday.
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pi.tnhnrrh Rlvnr NeWu.

PITTSBURGH. March 6.-rowboats
were started south to-day with tOws Of
coal; those departing were the Cruiser,
which took seventeen barges and the
John Mofea, which took nm equal NUM-
Der. Both were assisted out by the
Charles Hook and Stella Moren, which
took parts of both boats tows to Bel
lalre.
The rains which fell up both valleys
last night and to-day will cause the
Ohio rlcer to reach coalboat stage OF
winter and there is likely to be excel
tent boating all week Much coal IL be-
Ing brought out Of tho pools Of the
Monongnheln river for shipment south.
and MS fast as the towboats arrive with
emptles they viii be sent south with
tows Of cOnl.
The boair arriving with emptles were
the Fred Wilson. ]. c. RlSher. William
G. Horner, Pacific No. and the crul-
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The revival meetings at the Baptist
church, which have been conducted for
the past ten days by Evangelist Paul
Price, will come to a close tomorrow
evening. The meetings have been large
ly attended each afternoon and even
ing, and much good has been accom-
piished by them. The closing meeting
tomorrow evening will be for men
only, and all are invited to attend. Rev.
Price leaves Friday for Washington C..
H., where he viii assist Rev. Hartzog,
formerly pastor OF Il. hurch here,
with reYlYal meetings next week.
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THE RIVER.
YEsTURDAYs DEPARTURES

Cincinnati. KEYSTONE STATE, a. m
Pittsburgh. QUEEN CITY. q. m.
Pnrkersburg. II. i. BEDFOhD, p. m
Parkersburg. BEN HUR, 4 a. m.
MatamoraR.. JEWEL, II a. m
Steubenville. II. NJ BAYNFc, 2:SO p. m.
Sistersvtlle. RUTH. $50 p. m.
Darlington. LEROY, a:O p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Charleston. 4. KANlWHA, $50 a, m.
Marietta. J. GLlOISE, II a. m.
Pittsburgh. BEN HuR, 2 p. m.
SteubenYille. IT. N. BAYNIG, $3.50 p. m.
Sistersville. RUTH. $3.50 p. m.
Darlington. LEROY, $3.50 p. m
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Cincinnati. QUEEN CITY, 5 a m.
Matnmoras. JEWEL, II a. m.
Pnrkersburg II. K. BEDFORD, II a. m
Pittsburgh. .LORENA. 4 u. m,
Pittsburgh. GREENWOOD, $50 c. m.
steIbenviIle.. r. N. BAYNE, $50 p. m.
SlstersVllle RUTH, $3.50 p. m.
Darlington. LEROY, $50 p. m.
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sef. An except the last named are pre-
pairing to lake out lows. A number Of
boatS win arrive to-day ana tomorrow
ana II Is expected that ail Of the coal
awaiting shipment win be sent south
this week
The shipment Of wire and nails to
southern ports will cease for the pres
emit, the Monongahela River Console
dated Coal and Coke Company having
shipped south eli that It contracted TO
send. It is thought that more big ship
ments win be made within a rev weeks.
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TRUsTRE's SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue Of deed OF trust made By
Charles P. Hamilton and wife 70 me,
dated January =. 1854, and recorded In
the office OF the clerk Of county court Of
Ohio county, West Virginia, in Deed ot
Trust Book No. y. page 225, will. on
SATURDAY. MARCH 81. 1900.
nt 10 o'clock a. m, sell at public auction,
al the north front door OF the court house
Of said county, the following, to-wit:
A certain piece OF land near Whitfield.
Ohio county, West virginia. a part Of
what 4 known as the Porter Sl.Acre
Tract" bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at point In the line ED (pro.
longed), as shown on q plat nled with u
deed from George s, Simpson and wife to
Anna II. Brady. dated July -, 1888. and
recorded IN the land records OF said coun-
ty IN Deed Book MOI 81, pags g, which
point Is one hundred GOO feet distant IN
a northWesterly direction from the gate
post designated on said plat as the. Point
b: thence In northensterly direction at
right angles 10 the said line for a dis
lance OF 637 $40 feet. more or less. TO u
fence; thence with the same In north
westerly direction parallel to the said limo
for 100 feet; thence In q AOuthWeSterlS de
rection So $40 feet, more or less, 10 the
said line; thence tat right anglesl with said
line to the place OF beginning. containing
about one and three-hfths ncres; and also
the right OF way along the road a1oining
the land above described, which roau Is
designated on the said plat as A-B-C-D-
EFF. hut the Rrantors In the deed herein
after mentioned are not to contribute TO
tho cost Of maintaining the division fence
between the said property and the prop
erty retained by said grantors, and the
coal under the property hereby conveyed
and the right OF the said graniors land
their assigns and future owners OF tho
property 50 retained TO take water from
the large spring thereon are reserved az
set forth In said deed OF trusts being the
Bame property that was conveyed TO the
said Charles p. Hamilton by George 3.
Simpson and others, by deed dated July
20, 1879, and recorded in said Office In Deed
Book No 81. page 70.
TERMS OF SAt.E-At least one-thlrd
cash, and the balance, with interest, In
two equal payments at one and two years,
the purchaser giving notes for same with
good security, and the title TO be retained
until notes are paid.
BENJAMIN s. ALLISON.
mrl Trustee.
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LOST.

= osT-fN WHEELING, on DEWEY
Day, February =, 1900, PlttAburGh
Dispatch Medal BY member OF company
nar-t bears Inscription: philippine lslanda,
ION Penna Vol. Init" Reverse side; 2
- For Heroic Services, 1ssS-lbss..,
Pendant in shape OF Maltese Cross, with
bust Of Col, Hawkins IN GENRE. h Stl,ll
insignia On bottom. and palm tree on sidesi
revere side giled with cut Of builulnk'
Capuchin Convent. and inscription: Sa.
puchfn Convent. P. l., July 81, lSsa
and VIII nay reward n returned to INTEL
ligencer office. nII0
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To California Quickly and oomSOrta-

Via Chicago, Union Pacific and North
Western Line. 1.-THE Overland Limited
leaves Chicago daily $3.50 y, IN, arrives
San Frauciaco the afternoon OF third
day, and Los Angeles next morning. No
change OF cars, All meals In dining
cars Buffet, smoking and library cars.
with barber. THE best OF everything"
'The Pacific Express" leaves Chicago
daily 1880 D. M, with frst-claFs and
through tuorist sleepers to California,
Personally conducted excursions every
Thursday. All agents sell tickets via
Chicago & North Western R'y, For
full information and illustrated pam
phlet apply to a. q, rallant 500 Smith
iield street, Pittsburgh Pa
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MALE HELP WANTED.

UTANTED-A THOROUGHLY POST
w ED mercantile and collection Ggeinicy
man to represent 4 Two Miluon D9llht
Company about to establish 6ranen N
Wheeling. Must.be man OF stIoHh ~,
EonaIity and excellent record. State Lull
particulars concerning past positions. BlVe
me and Teferenceg Address HOUSE.
care Tntelllgencer once. ING
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MARrrr,s FTRRY NEWS.
The DAILY ohFoniclO Of wheeling


I desire to express my thanks to the
Republicans Of this city for the gener-
Gus support accorded me at Saturdays
primaries, and will strive to fulhll the
duties Of the office II endorsed by them
at the election in April.
CHARLES ". ERWIN.
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PITTsBURGH-River 1O,s feet and
rising. Cloudy and cool.
OIL cTTY-Rlvef feet inches and
rising. Cloudy and mild.
BROWNSVILLE - River 9 feet 8
inches and rising.
WARREN-River 2 feet. Weather
raining and mild.
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FAMILY WASHING.

Rough Dry Washed, stHrched and
Dried 8 cents per pound,
Flat Work, Washed and Ironed, B
cents per pound.
mar pound. At LUTz BROS.
Home Steam Laundry.
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lydla E. PInl,A'n', V.s.tnbls conpound

relieves painful periods
and regulates RloHSEIWs
atom RCWP0S baONlaOl5e,
Kidney troubles ana III
uterine dESOI'elsESs
Read f1o letters from
women aRpeaFiHg rogue
EarlyEn Mts paper
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BOWLING.
Musee League.

Last nights games on the Nusee alleys
resulted In the Colts taking all three
EameA. This Is not surpriAlng, however,
when one glanceS at the gcore-two l,lO0
GameS, or total Of am, the lowest man
This fine work OF the team raises their
Gyerage three points, 90 that they now
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IllraI.r 80 rlIIIrn.

oTfntA DAY EASILY MADE TAX.
. II W ING orders Tor t'life 81 Moody
Belt book Besl tay9 g Gre,.ls ~ egt-
q n SlEih 81. uhlladelphls. p. "a,
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OUR factory Is now In shape for thu
complete repairing OF Pianos and nj
Musical Instruments, even TO complete
rebuilding. restrlnging and rehnishlnI
them. Charges very moderate.
i. w, BANNER CO.
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ROLF & ZANE,
Ts,ephope $50. % Fourteenth 50
.FOR RENT.

No. ii5 Fourteenth street.......,..'... W
FOR SALE.
Brick dwelling house on EoR street, 10
rooms, both gases, for -, COO
New house, Mount Wood road.
No % sixteenth street, 9-story briok
utore room, good cellar and 10 roomR
Nh Is Vermont street,
Desirable property for wholesale husl'
nesP. centrally located.
No is Vermont street
no. % Ohio sirset--priee for quick save
No 60 North Front street.
Desirable property on Chaplino sFeot-e
corner lot, 6s feet front.
No 70 sixteenth street.
no d Maryland street.
No Il North York street.
No CO Seventeenth street,
Corner lot on Fifteenth street.
Lot ON South Front street.
No ga Main street,
No. 40 and an Market street
No. 22il Main street.
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, Collector, Nots9iL!
Public and Pension AGENT NO ND
Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-07
BASE BALL

Pitcher Bates, of the Wheelings. who
proved refractory ana recently sent
back Sas advance money that had been
proRered him, and at the same time
nnnounced his intention to play with
the semi-professlonal Eleischmanns, Of
Cincinnati, has come TO terms with the
local management, as win be seen by
the following, letter Just received by
Manager Lyle:
CINCINNATI, March 8, 1900.
FRIEND POP:-Your letter received
md IN reply will say, have already
been my mistake, and II you knew how
/ was drawn into Il don't think you
would blame me. They promised me q
FOOD fob az Si2 per week. and then gave
me The hooks" When / started to
work II was q dirty job that a negro
would not DO, so I would not work at
n. and had to draw S25 more advance.
ana be has not given me Job yet, and
4 don't want Il now. So IL you Will send
him the $50 will be ready at any time
10 come. Enclosed find measurement
Cor uniform. Yours truly.
That Bates will form one of the
MheeIlngB' pitching Quartette Is the
best OF news, for the fans remember
his former good work in this league,
and his really meritorious work with
the tall-ender CleYelandE In the big
league. and are united in the belief that
re will come pretty near leading the
Interstate slab artists, With Poole,
Bates, Pardee and Stricklln, the Sto-
gle aggregation Is Rssuredly the strong
est in the league from the pitching
point OF view. Then there Is Wells.
who is expected to show up in his 'ss
form. The deal by which Pardee and
Stricklin are to be secured from Kan
saS City has not been entirely consume
mated, but their coming is nearly
certainty.
The members Of the team have been
ordered to report April for practice.
THE first exhibition game on the home
grounds win be with Al. Buckenberg-
ers Rochesters on April Is and II. Un.-
VerBity Of West Virginia comes April
Is and "a, and other exhibition contests
will be bfayed with Canton, Bethany
Coliegs and the Pittsburgh National
I.eaguers. The only dates made for
games abroad are April 20 and 81, at
Morgantown, with the University OF
West Virginia team.
THE Wheeling uniforms have been
selected. The home suits will be an
white, with red stockings; road uni
forms are to be blue.
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ANNouNoH1tENTs.

no THE VOTERS.
/ hereby announce myself as candidate
for the Republican domination for County
Assessor in the Country District subject
TO the party primary election.
/ respectfully solicit your support
mw&f-ja1 ROBERT ANDERSON.
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NOTICE.
I desire to announce to the Republicans
OF Ohio County. that am candidate for
County Assessor, Country District Of OHIO
County, at the primary election.
Your support Is respectfully solicited
jal LESTER SMITH.