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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-21

Hsz- John Whiteaker, our new
Hsnbsr of Congress, IS the OregsA
member Of the Democratic National
Committee- He was given that position
- the st. Louis Convention because the
Oregon delegation knew he wsuld be
eascted 70 Congress about this time, and
weulA be heady to have aboat Wash.
iHgtcu when the Committee should next
nest Nothing Ike taking time by the
Eore-te,,.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-21

TES years ago Clatsop county gir
broke off needle in her right foot, and
last Sunday evening her lover found
the missing piece. She says she felt a
tickling sensation near the spot where
it was discovered for some weeks, but
attributed it to some affection Of the
lungs. Where the duce did the needle
come out Linn Caunty advertiser.
Mac, that's n full chested connun-
drum, and one which any modest young
man should Immediately give up.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-21
e.lsm Statesman, June ,S.A)
LATER.

In interviewing Gsvspnor Chadwick,
late Saturday afternoon, we learn that
General Brown has been to Portland,
and shipped the arms taken from the
State Militia, they generally yielding a
percentage from each ce@Pany. and for
Warded them to Baker City for the au-
thorities, in compliance with y reqnisi-
tion from the Governor. Gen. Brown
also iRade provision for transpsrta ion.
The Governor speaks in highest terms
Of Gen. Browa, the officers Of the De
partment sf the Columbia, John r.
Fsster, agent of the Umatilla Stage
Company aAd o. S. n. Co, for prohpt-
ness in aiding him in the rapid trans
portation Of the means Of defense, eon-
sidering tho fac. that no State funds are
applicable at present TO pay expense,
except the assurance of the Governor
that such expense viii DO paid.
The Governor says from his best in
formation Gen. Howard is near the
three forks Of the Mslheur river, be-
tween Canyon City and Stein Noun
tain, and Stewards column is near Ba.
ker City, On route to Boise, and mus,
PASS through the country whore MIR
Rheinhart and others were massaered'
He has resssn to believe, from infsrma
tion, that the ShOshOnes, Bannocks,
Snakes, Mslbeurs, Weisers and Piutes,
are concentrating in the direction OF
Stein Mountain, probably for the pur
Pase ef completing organization. Prob
ably the next news of the matter wills
be an action with General Howard.
All the requisitions for arms and
ammunition On Capt Kress, ordnanct
6ei artmeAt at Vancouver, have boon
promptly filled aud forwarded.
The following dispatches were for
warded yesterday by the Governor:
sALRN juno Is, lS7e
J. II. KUxzIE UuaAtilA.-I Il escJrs needed fer arms
md ammunition their destination in BNker count,
ST. cHABvcz.
sALEx, June Is, 1879.
D. B. scHoFIELD, County Judge, Baker ~Ity;-F'rom
al can learn General Howard is be Canyon City
and Stein Mountain, and etewarts column is
8aker City eH route - Boise Pest me on SATURDAY..
8 ?. CHADWICK.
These telegrams have not yet been
answered, but when received will be
at once givea to the press, and the Gov
srnsc has sent private telegrsIas to ad-
wise stock owners Of the danger to
which they are exposed. The Governor
has been tendered the services of the
militia in case they ara needed, and if
such forces arc put in the field General
BrowR will take command.
The Governor has acted promat!y
and rendered every possible aid in his
power, bat the U. S. troops viii prob
ably be sufficient to take care of the
contest without militia. In case militia
are necessary large force will be sent
at once. The following dispatch was
received by the Governor on yesterday:
wAsHISoroS. D. c.. June Is, ls7a
o1yEASoR 9. :. CHADWICK, Salem, orOgon:-orders
have been issued directing compliance With year re-
quest ct yesterday for arms and ammunition.
&. ". AcCRARy, Secretary Of War.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-21
APrRoFRI1TIeSs TeR sREGsx.

The New Tsrk .Suas thinks tka5 the
dssirs Of Oregon Senators fer an appro-
pziatiea Of $500. 900 fer river and har-
AeE improvements in this Stats, is sim
ply al sleetioneering movement on the
Part, and for the benefit, of Senator
Nitcheil. In this instance the Sups is
II error. Every dellAr Of the Aoasy
asked for is really required IN Oregon
for the stated purpose, ia the interest
e commerce, navigation and trade, and
the State is entitled to it.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-21

TIE Detroit Free Press says: When
Anderson connived at the fraud by
which Louisiana was csHnted to Hayes,
and was promised good office for his
service, the Republican papers sll de
Tended kimand lauded his action. Now
that he repents ani eonfesses his Of
fense, they all assault and vilify him.
This depravity of the Republican press
is lamentable.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-21
aUETE a DISTINCTION.

Hor. soha T. Hughes, Of Benton,
d the oniy De0ocratic Representative
sf the iSzt Legislature who is re-electel.
aud Hon. R- 3. Cochran, of Lane, is
tas oniy Senator whs has beenrsturned.
This Is remarkably Aatteriug cempIi-
nset 70 these geatlerneH and one of
wAicb thsy shoRld be Justly prou1.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-21
MORE INDIAN DEVII7nr.

Last Saturday Eve Indians attacked
thrne white men, near the nouth of
Salmon river, in Tillamook county, and
in the afray white named Perry
Dodson and an Indian were killed. The
row grew Oue Of a dispute over the OWE.
srship Of ssrne cattle.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-21

Tke following are the officers OF the
Pisnssr Association elected for the
ensuing pear: II. Crawford, Pres.
deaf; ". L White, Vics-President
J. d. Brown, Recording Secretary /;
Y. 81. Ress, Corresponding Secretary
J. IL Bacon, Treasurer Wm. Barlow,
Taos. Montsith. F. Y. Mathier,, Board
af Dslsgates
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-21
Give US something hard to dol

8, T. FLooD, of RosebuIg, Oregon,
son of the well known merchant OF
that place, whose wife is a daughter Of
Gen. 10. Lane, has been awarded the
gold medal for the best declaimer in
Washington and Lee University, Lex
ington, Virginia.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-21
mR. tFtGeENTON AND TEE KLAHATa RRs.
ERVATaoN.

Congressman Wigginton, Of Califor-
nio, has accomplished good act in pre-
vailing upon the House Committee to
unanimously adopt a resolution re-
questing the Secretary Of War to sus.
pend the execution Of General Nc
Dowell's order for the expulsion Of
numerous settlers from the klamath
Indian Reservation until the COMMITTEES
shall have an opportunity to act on the
suhject next session.
The lands in controversy are alleged
to have beeal settled in good faith at the
time when all wild Indians were re-
moved from the Reservation to HOcpa
Valley. 1t is pretty well established
that the movement to drive the settlers
from the lands is big land grabbing
job in the interest Of a few gTssping
spectators, and that there is neither
equity nor justice in it, Mr. Wiggin-
tJn will earn for himself the hearty
thanks and gratitude of the settlers if
he shall finally succeed in his excellent
purpose to protect them in theif righ's.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-21

The following Is 3 list Of The mtnberH.
Including senators holding over;
aSnnloRs.
REPnHL1gANs- -,
Ciackainas--J 4 Appersoa
ella sop, Columbia aad Tiliamoo &c "
MuIlnomah-sei Ififseh. M O George.
Mation-W 4 Lord, Wm Waieo, W
GrIui.
Wsahington-AS 8 Watt.
DENooRATs-fs.
Baker-I d daines.
Benton y 5 Palmer, Johu Burnett.
Coos and Curry q Brown.
Clackamas - Jhn Meyers.
afant-' iletnas Davidson.
Josephine Dan l.. 1reen.
John Whiteaker.
Llnn-J y Haley, ] II smith, w II R!l-
yeu.
UmatIlis IS NJ Pennlngton.
Union m Jasper.
Wasco and Lake George Thompson.
Yanihlll--E Y Brad shaw, z n Burch.
INpRPEFpRNrs--2
Jackson n Ross.
Polk--L Bentley.
Representatives.
REpunLfcANs-25.
BentoH--T0lbert Carter.
Polk d se.
Yamhill-D q Durham.
Ciaekainas--W Il viii, II Forbes, r
bradley, w II Starkweaihe
Lane Horace z Strattofl, Geo Gilbert.
Coos and Curry-M hlley.
Washlngtun II Tyson. ae
Culuni bla-Nelson Colo. ~
Cla' sop and TillamOok-~J G Bewley.
Marien--C A Beed, + Il Smith, LIS Scott
Il Q Ramsby, A ShalbIrg.
MutnOmah-D p ThotIIp@oii, FFetlAnd
Z . Sterns. L Kelly. Joseph Acton. O y
WintzIugerode, James Bennett.
DEMocRATs--S3.
Baker-C @ Char dlsr.
B,.nion John T Hughes, n Green.
Coos-J II SehIo oder.
Douglas-Jas Chenoweth, A Campbsll
Johu ste Sart Henry Becky.
Grant M ID Johnson.
Josephiue-- Caldwell.
Iaaka-C w BrobAck.
Laue-J III Thompson, B + Doris.
Einn-J A schOoliuH, q IL Hewitt, p {
IazsId Joseph Hamilton, Jason wheeler
Jacob Newman.
Marion E x Matlileu.
Polk-I r titant, Ira Townsend.
Uuatilla-J ) White, - EvArts.
Union u II Rhinehart, DuuhaH Wright
WAGON Il Gates, A, B Webdell.
Washington William Reeves, Ira +
PurdiR.
YslnhiIl-M D Hendricks, william cal
l0way.
fsDRPEEDEHrs-2
Jsekson-wm Kahier. NJ. Fountain.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-21

Last Monday the Democracy of Port
iapd elected Peter Taylor over Geo
Hata for Police Commissioner. And
now the cheerful Democracy of Port
land sing:
.EIsEn sat, ham fat, smoking il, tho par, ets.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-21

To endeavof to cover the top
Of Mount Vssuvius with tin plates,
and to avoid any more volcanic erup-
tions, the Board Of Trade Castle al
leges would be as sensible as to attempt
to stiae public opinion and action
which revolt against the stupendous
fraud by which President Hayes occu.
pies the seat which the vote of the pse
pie gave to Samuel j. Tilden. Those
who pretend to say that trade and COM
msrce will thrive oil the more if this
great national fraud is left undisturbed,
either do not know anything Of what
they affect to represent, or else they
wilfully misrepresent the facts. Trade
and commerce are dependent upon hon
or and sound credit. These give the
feeling of security. When these fail,
panic and doubt ensue.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-21
GOOD FOR LAKEs

Lake county looms up grandly, Civ
ing Thayer l76 majority, Whiteaker
IO6, Reames s6, Brown lO3, Noltner
81 and Sites 81, and eleeting the en-
tire Democratic county ticket. 3
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-21
GsoD vorE.

Senator Grover will have the thanks
of the whole people Of Oregon, and
especially of the settlers of our exposed
frontier, for voting against the bill to
reduce the army from $4,000 men to
10000.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-21
GOYERNOR THAYER.

Hon. W. w. Thayer's majority for
Governor wiflsbe close on to one hun
lred.
Und shtill dose Republicans don't
vas ,appyI
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-21

can make money aster at work for than q any
u thing eBo. Capital not required we will start
you Sl2 q day st home mSde by the industrious.
Men, women, boys and girls wanted everywhere 70
work for rs. Now u the time. Costly cutnt and
tsrus frss Aaaren 1REK = ca, SpTslAnd, Maine
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-21
tsaieu Statesman, June i4,)
INDfaN WAR m eaRcON,
EaaiaAs S1assaerelns the settlers ana MsS.
lnsTewafss aaker city,

Last evening Governor Chadwick re
ceived the following tslegrams from
Baker City;
BAgRA Citv, Jane 18th,
via N1NHBheecA, June 18Th.
70 8. Z, Chadwick, Salem, orsgen;-lndiana are
and moving this way. Send one hundred stand Of
arms and ammunition.
VAKsedl D ,. ScilopInlp,
County Judge.
Upon the receipt Of which the Gov
ernsr issued the following order:
srArE OF oEsaoE,
sALRM, June Is, 1873.
Brig. Gen. n. v. BreWn, commanding III Brigade
Q. 8. M-SlRs ! have the honor 70 make roquisa
eion upon YOU for 100 stand oi to be frnisheO
from ths companies under your command for the pr
tectoa Of astt go la Baker county from Indian ma.
aaera. The arms are 10 be shipped n b. b. Suholbd
eeuntY Judge Of 3aksr county A. baker Gig,
). =. UHApw1ck, aovernor
In pursuance of the foregoing ordel
Gen. Brown win forward so stand o.
arms from Salem this morning, and the
General will 60 to Portland and for
ward so more from there ON tomorrow,
and will also make requisition upon
the ancouVer arsenal Ter 0,OUU rounds
of ammunition, which will also be for
warded tomorrow. Gen. Brown has
also teRdered the Governor the service.
of tho Cd Brigade, which will be held
in readiness for duty subject to orders.
It is greatly to be hoped that the re
ported outbreak may prove to be mi :
take, but from tho movements of In
dians in other places it is to be feared
that the worst has not bsen reported.
We are glad to note that the Governor
has taken prompt action in this natter
and hope that every needed prscauticn
viii be taken ts protect the citizens on
the frontier.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-21

Gov. WHITAKER is the first mem
Der elect of the next Congress. Good
snsugh fer the Oregon Democracy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-21


ThefOllowing correspondence explains
itself:
RosEsfke; jana b ls7s.
Gen. NJ =. Brown:
lhavo rendered my seryicea to cef. chsisiok q
personally command any troops tho slsts fesalres q
this war agalnst the IndIsns nuas bsse yglir vniu
Ablo eo-operstlor. 1olSfA LAHH
ABsAss. Or. saae II, 1878.
Gen. sbs Lane:
DBAR sia :-Havs Just arrived hOiae alter forNAtds
ing arms and supplies TO people In Eastern Oregon
and your dispatoh Is handed me. am much grasi-
asd at your hatserIna msntion Of myself as co-oPs.
faaor with yoa IN to aniisipAtsd lndian saapalgn,
and shall ail 70 render due respect TO any order
which tnsy pfoesod from no veteran hero OF Busna
Vista and the patriotic defender Of oregeus pioneers
With kindest regards Of Mrs, b. and myself,
H. v BRowr.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-21

n HAVE A GOOD TEAM, A FINE,
II strong 'ck, aud will do any 5oIiVar
ing or other work entrusted 70 me With
dispatch l came here 70 stay and e1peet-
ing to stick 10 his business, soIioit fair
share Of patronage.
vl8n4Qf T. T.. DU0GER.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-21
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the UNDERSIGNED was this day appoint.
ed administrator Of the estate Of Andrew J,
Beard, deceased, and all claims against said
estate must be presented TO the admins
rator within six months from this date ct
Lebanon, Lam County; Oregon.
-f af JOHN BEARD
44W4 49, Adm'r.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-21

AthANf AAkhkF. e aes r.f
WHEAT-per bu--s rs c-
OAT3-per bu-Soc.
HAY-baled-15c. t ff--
Loose-l2c 4sE
PoTAToES-per bu-Sl 90
BACoN-hsms-12sc
Sides-9glec,
Shoulders-7Ie.
LARD-'n lob tins-S1 25 @ 30
BUTFER-Fresh roll-l6c.
EGGS-lsc.
CHICKENS $500.
SuGAR--San Francisco-iae.
Island-10l@1ec
COAL OfLs-Downer, 5-gal cans--S3 90.
Devoe's. 5-gal cans-S3 so.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-21

TzANKs to our friend. Il. Il. Gify,
o. . dssznsat IF mush valve.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-21
Final Settlement.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the under.
IN signed, administrator Of, the eata'e
OF Nancy l.. Parrish, deceA sed, has filed
his account for the final settlement in
said o, tate in the County Court for Linn
County, State of Oregon, and Friday. the
9Th day Of July. 1873, at the hour Of one
O'Clock In the afternoon of said day, has
been set for the hearing of objections and
the settlement Of said estate.
Dated this June 9Th 1873.
M r ISLANDER PARRISH,
AVA Admir-.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-21


During the campaign just closed Mr.
4 B. Purdom, q responsible Republi
'eaR ct this city, handed us note for
POblication which charged Mr.. Sol.
Eias, Of Beaton county, with having
greeAbaeked" him (Purdoml at q
time when that sort Of currency was
rating at about 80 cents on the dollar.
This Mr.. King has never denied, but
now be wreaks his vengeance upon US as
fallowa:
Corvallis Juns 90 rs
Mr. Brown
Sir you Will Phase Stop Nv
Paper Is l Do not Want it eney More
f I am in your dept Sead your bill and
Settle it Sol King
This Is a verbatiA copy Of Sheriff
Kings letter-spelling, punctaation,
capitalization and all-anddemoastrates
AeyOad question that the Republicans
Of Benton county are eminently quail
6ed to judge of the fitness Of their
esaAty officials!
All right, Mr.. King' We viii
ePlaso" step your paper, as you DO
act Want it enney more" You are
act in eur "dept" and you have no @bl"
- ''setls with us.
Ajew, wise Solomon King of the
great Radical party of Benton! Thou
AAst surely made killing this time !
Rcstl
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-21

THE Republicans manage to scratch
in on their candidates for Secretary of
State, Treasurer and Printer. But
Lordy, hain't the Democracy the cream,
thought
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-21

Last evening Govsrnsr Chadwick re-
csived the following tslegrams frsm
Baker City;
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-21

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-21

A dispatch was received here last
night tro,n Baker City, Oregon, saying
the hostiles had taitled Burnt river yes
tsrday, stole 20 head of herses, and
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-21
THE INDIAN REvoLrl


BolsR Cry, June 18.--Winnemncca,
the Pisite chief, came into Capt Ber-
nard'a camp last night, bringing With
him small party of his men. Winnie
nucca tells similar story reSafding de
signs Sf the hostiles to that Of bis
daughter Sarah.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-21


To YgOr General AcDotrsR, San
Francisco: We have had 70 con
ceRtrate at this place to protect our
lives, leaving our homes and our prop
erty in the possession Of the hostile In-
lians. For Gods sake help us if You
can, and we will be thankful. Signed
by w. J. Rams, D. NJ. Dushon, w.
Christian and twenty-four others.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-21

UIfIEE JEIFl IUuE IEINl Z
via NlSaRneccA, June lSth,
10 8. ?, Chadwick, Salem, 0rsKon;-lndans are
tahsaersg settlers IN southern part Of this county
and moving this way Send uns hundrsa stand Of
arms aud ammunition
tkaKaed) d r. ScfiorInlp
fsnstutw yt,feaI ?
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-21
CITY EXPRESS.

Sheriff Linn county, Oregon.
Dated this 2Ist day OF June, 1877. n46v
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-18

TEMPERANCE WORH.-rhe question has
been asked again and again, will the temi-
pcrance folks hold mass meetings at Wash
tngtOn Hall this winter similar TO those
! that were productive OF such good results
last winter? We have not been able until
now to give an answer To this question.
Mr.. Thomas ll0rnbr0ok has made arrange
montS with Captain Hugh Sterling for the
use Of Washington Hall for that purpose,
and rs his connection with any enterprise
is sufficient guarantee OF success, We have
every reason 10 believe that these meetings
will be attended with the best results.
They are to bo conducted under the
auspices OF the General Executive Com
mlttec, and more directly under the man
agcment OF Mr.. llornbrOOk and such
Us he may call to his aid TO assist in carry
ing out and perfccting arrangements. 1t is
hoped and expected that all persons who
have any interest in the final triumph OF
the temperance cause will cooperate
heartily in the work, and by their intiu-
enCe, their presence anil their money tcs-
pecially the lnttcrl see to il that the work
may not lag. 1t is the intention Of the
committee t0 secure some OF the most
prominent speakers from abroad who,
in connection with our home speakers,
will present the evils OF intcmpcrancc
in all its phases, and point out u way
to escape from the curse that is blast
ing tho lives and running the homes oi
so many of our citizens. Every individual
in the city who is in sympathy with the
temperance movement is invited to par
ticipate in this revival OF temperance. No
pains will be spared in the music, speak.
ing and details OF the programme contcm-
plated to interest andbenciit all. \ fuller
review OF this work will soon be presented
and each meeting with its programme will
| he duly advertised.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-18

Sew York liullrtin Of saturday.
4 little grumbling is still is he heard among
portion oftnc trade, and some inclincto take
very depressed view of the Situntion, hut
matters ARE not su had rs they would have It
appear. business has, Ia hc sure, shown ruth.
or slow tone, and buyers still positively re-
fuse to handle any larger quantity Of material
than their cnnSumrtivc ability can dispose ri
at m early day, hut in old lots taken in this
way u considerable amount vi wunl goes out
Cost too, Is fairly maintained on all desirable
grades, aud Il would h. difficult matter tn
reach the current offering at shaded east, even
IN large lines, where quality is IN any way ut.
trnCtyC There is considerable poor wool
here, un which holders are we'll inclined Ia
realize and get II out nj the way hut this does
not form u hasiS lot valuation III the good. Use.
iul anil desirable stock Indeed, M the aver.
agc the position may m called about steady,
nrthcr buyer ur seller gaining much ndynn.
larC. Fora good NN fleece Sic is about the
operating basis, and while some hOldrrS refuse
to accept this. scarcely any II any At all, are
willing tn slmdr IT, aud WHEN buyer thinks
h. can ,lu better, hc is gcucmlly allowed tu W
and make the search
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-18
Brief Mention.

WINTER hangs off like bashiul suitOr.
AHANp OF Gipsics are campcd at Bogg's
Run.
4 STRING OF limestone has been laid on
7th street,
THERE will be q lively fight for the City
ScrgrantCy.
TllE doctors and undcrtakcrs say their
business is dull
WoRrnrNGToN, Marion county, has q
new military company.
TnE November term Of the Municipal
Court commences to-day.
TnE FidcIio Singing Society gave u con.
cert ut their hall last night
TIv new members were added to the
Sheridan Rifles on Saturday night.
TuR rOstoiliCc building at Martins Fer
~ Is undergoing thorough repairs.
TnG Counil Committee on Police met al
the city building on Saturday evening.
OSR mnrriagc license was issued on Snt
urlay by the Clerk Of the County Court
Tnr Choral Union, Of Martins Ferry
will give one Of their popular concerts in
that town soon.
II matters keep on at this rate railroad
companies will lie Offering 10 pay people Ia
ride Ontleir cars. ......
TnG Col Guards are preparing for Il
military dress ball nj Washington Hall on
Thanksgiving eve.
Mrssls. sweeney & Son ARE now Cngng.
cd in doing lot OiwOrk Tor blast furnace
down the Il. Il u. lIoad
IIisroRY lins no hero who IL admired w
the average hoy 10 much M the man who
spits at mark through his teeth.
"tgssiI" sends us II poem I y and asks
our opinion Oi II, ltstOo quiet, too inmu,
Jessie Il wants fire. Put Il in the stove.
AynnOw that winters coming a.
Tho tramp nPln the 0ni'tlti'br,W'o'
And tnls some hehrDnTS anil anon
Iic rnlcr aud rhh'nch 'olnr house
SouE srvcnty.iyc singers have been IN.
yiicd Ia NEE, al Wicscl Hall tonight ipr
thu purpose VI organizing rhonn lor u
dramatic Cnntaia