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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-08-20
NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY.

ON the 18th day of June. in the year 1879,
" the Probate Court Of Monroe County %.
clared the estate Of Lewis D. Gratiguy, a.
ceased to be probably insclvent. crsditsss
are therefore required to present their claims
against the estate to the undermined. fer
allowance, within six months from the tins
above mentioned, or they will mot b. entitled
to payment. hICHARL B0UGHNRR,
admir- Of Lewis D. ersaissC.
junels,TSw3.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-08-20

3 S9rA nausceous Washington letter 10
: the Columbus Journal, of late date,
furnishes the wing "highly import
ant" information:
"Sirs. Haves's ed-room has south
csn exposure" :"
So, unfortunately, hes Mr.. Hayes's IL
dc.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-08-20
Notice to Teachers.

THE Board Of Examiners Of Monroe county
Il will hold meetingsfor the examination q
Teachers,as follows:
Al Woodsneld, Saturday, june Is, lS7&
do do do ~.
Lebanon, do August IL, 1878.
These examinations will commence a %
o'clock .. m. and close atl Pm. ees
A fee Of 30 cents Is required from each
applicant as condition Of examination, sal
must be paid In advance. S .F
By order Of the Board. -.
may2l, ,Tstd. 8. A. ATKINSON clsrk.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-08-20
THR FALL TERM Of this School
will commence on Tuesday, July 80,
1878, and continue in session ELEVEN WEEKS.
STUDIES.


In addition to the usual classes In the
common branches, there will be classes or.
ganized in Penmanship, locution-Randall;
Algebra-Rsy; Geometry and Trigonometry-
Loomis; Nat. Philosophy, Physiology, ,Astron.
omyS and Geology Meteorology-
Brocklesby; Schuyler, r,Rhetoric-Hart;
u. s. History-Ridpath; Bookkeeping
Bryant & Strst.on's High School; Civil Gov
ernment-Townssnd. Laiin-Harknsss, Ger.
man-Compfort.
Also, practical class in Grammar, fol
the benefit of teachers, in which various
authors will be consulted. Two classes in
Geography viz One in No. 3, Eclectic series
and Teachers Class, taught by "Topics;" nc
particular author required. Special attention
will be given to Penmanship and Elocution
Procure text books.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-08-20
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Estate OF John Yoss, Deceased

THE undersigned have been appointed and
/ qualified as Administrators, Of the estate
Of John Yoss, late of Monroe county deceased.
Dated this Sd day of August, A. D. 1878.
JOHN RUBY.
augs,'7sw3. JACOB IscHlR.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-08-20

DISTINCTIVE FEATURES OF THE SCHOOL,
plan ,of instruction, strictly NORMAL. A
Literary Society, in which the Instructors
will take an active part; and special attsn,
tion will be given to the practice Of Parlia.
mentary Law. Frequent examinations fol
the benefit Of teachers. A meeting Of the
school will be called each morning for the
discussion of different topics, in which al
w.ll be expected to participate. A complete
course of PRACTICAL lectures on Teaching
and School Management. si
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-07

rnR TWO Nnnnr, o1-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-07
Waves from the Wayerly.

Owing to some mismanagement OF
their plans, the Waverlies failed to OBJ
tain Wiesel Hall for their meeting last
night, thereby disappointing respecta-
bic number Of visitors who were desir-
Gus OF hearing the discussion on the i'm
morality of statues. An informal meet
ing was held at Meribon's Block, at
which Il larger number OF members were
present than before. The question
which occupied their attention, was the
procuring of hall for their winter ses-
sion The committee appointed at the
last meeting made a report, stating the
terms at which several suitable places
could be obtained, but no final action
was taken. An adjourned meeting will
be held on Friday night, at the old
Waverly Hall i'll Franzheim's building,
when all definite arrangements will be
completed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-07
THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT CovRT-JUDGE MELVIN.

tlRClI II lOl kl-JN DpE hLbNlN'
This Court was engaged all day in
hearing the case of Amos J. Osborn W.
Thomas Hughes. The case is still on
trial, and will likely occupy the attcn-
ton of the Court until the middle OF
next week.
Adjourned until 9 O'Clock this morn
ing.
POLICE COURT-MAYoR SWEENEY.
For the past five DAYS, Fort de Wal
lace has been dcsolate. Municipal Of
lenses have been at Il discount, and
business in the Generals department
has languishcd. Advantage was taken
of the situation to clean house and the
Icrculean task WAS successfully per-
formed, even to the removal OF the CEN
tennial towel, that has seemed as much
of fixture as the Secretary Of the In
terror himself. The square inch Of mir
ror that has long adorned the outer
door has been polished up until a per-
som reflection is recognizable, and no
longer resembles damaged photograph
of one OF the Old Masters.
4 fire has been erected in the office
stove, and all day yesterday the Gener-
al sat through temperature OF some
thing less than 1000 degrees
Fahrenheit, and watched the images in
the Goals The past and present
were singularly blended in his thoughts,
which ran, now on the old days when
he grasped the wheel in a pilot house
on the Mississippi, which should be the
Missouri, and then on his gigantic oper-
atoms in ink; and finally as he yielded
to the overtures of the drowsy S0mnus,
who delivered him up To his son Nor
pheus, he was launched out into the
wonders of dreamland, and fancy
brought him a vivid picture OF the Mis-
souri, flowing in ink, the Paxton fOun-
tain, gigantic inkStand, playing 4
stream of the same fluid, while Presi-
dent Ben Butler, Il god seventy-fve feet
in height, with a California whitc-wood
tree for pen, signed the act making
Wallace's Interchangeable Ink the official
fluid OF the United States! The en-
trance OF the officials rudely dispaled
these visions and with Il sigh the Gen
cral took up the burden Of life again
and turn ID his attention to the proceed
ings OF the court.
"Christy Farley" read His Honor,
but ChriSty was at work, having told
them t. 20 on with the trial and he'd
stand the brunt. Officer "Chubby'
Robertson had arrested him for disord-
erly conduct, and two of the gentle sex
were there to substantiatc the charge.
Their testimony carried with it clear
conviction, and the Mayor made it -
and costs, which Farley paid.
This was the only case and the Gen
eral was LETT to continue his dream, at
his leisure. But sleep, like Il coy maid
en-, was woocd in vain and failed to re-
spond, and he was left lamenting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-07
The Turf.

There was a very exciting race be-
tween two horses nj the Fair grounds
yesterday. the contest being between
Will McManaway's celebrated PAGER
and Elsie Green's milk wagon horse, for
a purse OF forty dollars. Everything
WAS made ready and the two horses, the
former pacing and the latter running,
were started at the word $50" The
race was holly contested, but notwith-
standing the speed OF the McManaway
mare, the milk wagon horse won the
race in $40. The judges Of the race
were Frank Simpson, Fred Huseman
and Fred Sturgeon. Those who saw
the race, state that much excitement at
tended it, We learn that efforts are
being made to get several of the racers,
now at Wellsburg, to come down to
this city and give three days sport on
the fair ground next week. VIM. Johns
and Dan Hughes, who have the horses
in charge, were in the city yesterday
making arrangements for the races.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-07
Personalities.

Captain T. c. Sweeney left last even
ing, on the Corona, for New Orleans,
where he will make his home in the fu-
ture.
F. NJ. Ford, Sheriff of Preston county,
and Richard Nugent, of kingwood, We're
in the city vest, riay.
v Harding, OF Washington, Pa, who
is connected with the Pittsburgh South
crn railroad, is in the city
State Senator Woods has returned
from the remote counties of this Dis
trict.
j. F. Fetterly and bride, accompanied
nv Miss J. Jordan, are at the st. James.
Mr.. Fetterly married his wife in New
York.
Miss Allie Lewis, of GAINESVILLE, o.,
is visiting friends at Bridgeport.
Gov. Mathews has gone to Charleston,
this State, on business.
Sigmond Hayes and John J.. Rice,
who have been spending several days. at
Morgantown, have returned to the city.
Billy Welfeldt, who has been absent
from the city for several weeks past, has
returned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-07
DEATH EOF SISTER MARY
JOSEPH.

A Brief Retrospect of Well
Spent Life and the Peaceful
Resignation of a Noble Spirit
Rich in "Hope, Faith and
Charity"
That Gin the midst OF lie We are in
death" was once more eXemplitied yes
terdav, when il was the will OF the All
Wise Master of the Universe to call unto
His flock Sister Mary Joseph, OF the
Catholic Church in this community, at
the ace of thirty six years. Her maiden
name was Miss Elizabeth Whelan, a ma
tive of Cumberland, Maryland, from
whence she removed with her parents,
during the cholera visitation Ill 1893, to
Grafton. Ever evincing most amiable
disposition, and strict steadfastncss to
her most holy faith, in 1862 she Wis
tied this city to take up the habit
under the administration OF the late
Bishop Whelan, who, though OF the
same name, was not, however, related
TO her by family connections. Having
received the name OF Sister Mary Joseph,
in relation to her church, she subse-
ouently rendered invaluable aid during
the latter years of the war, officiating as
a nurse in the military hospital con-
Quoted in this city. In 1872 she went
10 Clarksburg to take charge OF school,
where she taught with answering sue
cess for some three years-returned
home for one year, and again resumed
missionary labOrs with rcnewe energy,
but receiving call home again, some
twelve months afterwards she became
affected with a cancer, from which she
suffered greatly. An operation was
successfully performed upon her about
year ago, but unhappily she has never
since regained her strength, and calmly
expired about II 80 yesterday morning,
her grief stricken and excellent mother
and sister having been constantly in at
tendance at her bedside fOr the past
two weeks.
Sister Mary Joseph was most exem-
plary lady and devOut member to her
faith - thoroughly educated and
accomplished, with generous low
ing heart that endearcd her to
every one with whom she became ac-
ouainted. She was for some years Di-
rectresS OF st. JOscph's Academy. Her
special love for children, added to hcI
protracted exertions in their educational
and spiritual training, bcgat her the ten
derest love from the young, who will
treasure her memory with lasting and
affectionate regard. Her remains will
Law in Convent Chapel till Friday morn
ing, at nine o'clock, when they will be
removed to st. Joseph's Cathedral for
solemn mass to be performed, after
which the interment will take place in
Mount Calvary Cemetery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-07
A MISERABLE SPECIMEN OF
HUMANITY.
One of the Sort it is to be Hoped
are Few and Far Between.

4 fellow recently strolled into one OF
our city clothing houses and asked to be
shown some clothing. They were duly
produced, and he closely inspected
them, remarking: Il want no cotton
goods-give me some crosItmere. \
suit of better goods were produced and
the price OF SO quoted for 1t. The tel-
low now began banttring and throwing
out all sorts of mean insinuatiOnS until
the clerk showed him more,
and more, and still more. Hall IN hour
having been consumed in arguments
the fellow SAYS, II amt goin To pay no
such price as SO" The clerk then came
down Il dollar, to get rid of the fellow,
when he set to work growing ut other
prices he had met with for at least fifteen
minutes Then the clerk said eight and
Il half But no-that was too high, and
the fellow proceeded to the door when
the last quotation was made Of So although
all hopes of profit no longer existed.
The fellow worked back-lOokcd again
at the goods-stood while, and then
said mo, I'll give you fifteen cents
Well, that clerk, it is useless to say,
felt as he never felt before
He looked as he never hopes to look
again-a CHASTITY smile of derisiOn played
upon his CONFERENCE.-The eyeballs
leaped from their sockets-his entire
frame shook with rage, when eXaSpera-
ted beyond control he exclaimed then
hang YOU. take them; III take you at
your word" The fellow coolly retract-
ed his steps, searched every pocket he
possessed and could only raise ten cents,
remarking put EN- back till ! come
next week; | amt got money enough
on me now" We need hardly remark
that the suit WAS put back, and if ever
that fellow intends to return, it would
answer his purpose amazingly to previ-
ously visit an undertakera and run a sim
liar bargain on wooden over-coat-for
his chances thereafter for trading in a
civilized and intelligent community will
be small. indeed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-07
mbeelin9 Re9ister
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New Advertisements.

Index to New Advertisements.
Gents Furnishing Goods - Thos.
Hughes & Co.
Columbus Watches---C. =. Brown.
Eight Thousand Copies OF the Daily
Register Saturday.
Agents Wanted---National Publishing
Company.
Housefurnishing Specialties--Palmer
& Skilton.
Agents Wanted--Sherman 4 Co.
Teas---Great American Tea Company.
Parsons Purgative Pills.
Maryland Lying-ln Asylum.
Benson's Capcine Porus Plaster.
Ohal---Geo. III. Parks.
Carpets and Furniturc---G. Mendel Il
Co.
Lemaire Opera Glasses---Turner Il
Dillon.
Porcelain Table WareCummins 4
Woods.
Commissioners Sale.
81. NiChOlas---Scribner 4 Go.
Scribner's Magazine.
Zane Street VI. f.. Church Festival
Local Page.
Otal---D. c. List, Jr.-- Local page.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-07
KANSAS.

ST. LOUIS, November Ga Atchison,
Kansas, special says: The Champion
has reports from - out oi l2j Repre-
sentative districts in the State, which
show the election to the Legislature
56 Republicans II Democrats, Il Green
hackers and independent The LegiS-
lature will be largely Rcpubli-
cans as usual The Champion estimates
the Republican majority in the State
will be over 10000. Anderson, Rcpub-
lean, for Congress in this district, will
have 1900 majority. Goading, Demo
crat, for Governor, and Anderson, Re
publican, for Congress, have small ma
jorities in Leavcnworth county, and the
county ticket is divided.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-07
The ChaInnlnn
Virginia JNcv.) chronicle

Virginia New hmuIclr.
The LATEST duilrr ever ,rrI. o..
marked Jim Blpudgcrs. wen. nan
that the boys used To- call Old l.tuiopl
They couldn't find uut hls first nsmr
cause he was too lazy Ia rrru.Icf u
He b'lOngrd 10 the same srkr'' >.arp
~ me, and We paid him ten dollar ,
week sick benefits iur three week,
Said he hurt his leg Found altrwah
bv the doctor and q dozen eyewitness,
that he had injured hl- shin, hN VakH
up agin a CuhWch. Fact Law lw
bet hc was easy guIn Onc Afternoon
he tainted in the street, and prr
brought home L. bed. "" Wrrn' 20
De- catchcd this time on benefits SOL
ne had tainted from loss "t blood b..
tor examined him and found musln'n
bite under his lett ear. Fact Npn 'f
he took things comfortably H. u."'
to lure a small boy in warm weather 2.
hold his straw Tor him while be- suD,u.
his sherry cohhlrr ANcd me one di'
if there weren't a cheap WAY "l wursln
toothbrush by machinery. Sad be
wished hc could eat without woh0n
his Jaws feared they'd wear oul l"'
soon. Fact. Well, Idon' tmndlildo
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-07
FOREIGN.
London Times on the Am.r,,
Elections

LONDON. November 9Th. r..
to-day, in 4 leader on the Am "
elections, SAYS: Now. A. often l.f'ss ' 49,.
good sense OF the American p,nr, .,' ,''
come 10 the rescue. The election. '.'>
that the most potent forces in rhrp..
lie are on the side Of financial ln ~ ..'
and Social Conservatism.
The Daily Nc,rS in an article .r.
same subject. deplorcS the r,r.f..' ,.'
in the old territorial division Of ,..,...
parties.
General Fpreign Notes
Countess Marie. daughter ,- D..
BiSmark, was married vr>trri,y
Count RautZau. Crown pr.u., g..
erick William ami Princes, VIZ
were present at the crrrmon,
The following dispatch from I.r..
has been received: Il Is >lrI -..H..
i advancing from JrllaIlabair. I....
doubtless, intending to>,rvn-,a.. e.
Der Pass.
The Cologne Gd:5tt, SAYS: A,.r....
private kilograms, Count >,.....> ..
has already been appointed Vie. Co..
'elIHE' Otler accounts >al be- u., '-...
hI''d' minister "' Inc interior
\ dispatch from Vienna >,a,.,...
ten: fhl.lepoNitch has %" 'uar> o...
corning me SITUATION IN ho>nla and ..,
asked I" return 1" tr'Sue.
| The Convention concluded AZ r.-.
between the countries "l rLr LATIN
mon WI'iSn Pr"Ni'> iHa' iar n.aa,
"l S"LH sl'a'' rr''.a'I . ''y'. ami 'a" '.a.
age "i NilNrS suNPcH"'H ihdr.wt,A ant
cannot DE resumed Without the uon~~
y. ,' ,,', ~, rnDn;r -" ,n'1 I.r
/ En CLam,hars a., -, ,,,..... ''.."N .H
~ '''''' " Wv '''''''> 'N ur
H.. r,rr,u-,.,, !.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-07
Pat as G Ready Z easoner.
Chamber Journal -

'hAInDerr JOuTnhl. ~
THAT was a good sermon, was il not,
that We had last Sunday"
True for you, yer honor, an iligant
one! 1t done me power Of good, in
tirelv."
I'm glad Of that Can YOU tell me
what particularly struck you? What il
was abOut?'
"Oh, well, scratching his head. 81
don't rightly--nOt just exactly know. |
Al. A where's the use in me tell
ing lies? Sure don't remember one
single 'dividual word Of it. good or bad.
sOra a bit Of me knows what it was
about at all.
And yet you say it did you power
Of good"
so it did, sir; III stick to that"
81 don't see how"
well, now, Ser honor, look here
There's my shirt that the wife is after
washing; and clean and white it is, by
reason OF all the water and the soap and
the staoch that's gone through it. But
dot drop of 'em all-water, or soap, or
starch, or blue has staid in, dye see
And that's just the same with me and
that sermon; it's run through me, yer
honor, and it's dried out Of me but all
the same, just like my Sunday shirt, I'm
The better and the cleaner after IT,"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-07
ARKANSAS.

LITTLE Rock, November 6. The news
from the election in the First district
leaves no doubt Of the election Of Dunn,
Democrat. In the Second district,
Scmmens, Democrat, according to the
returns 30 far received, is elected. In
the Third district the race is close be-
tween Cravens, Democrat, and Rice
Greenbacker. 1t will probably take the
official returns to determine the result
No returns from the Fourth district.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-07

No TO- on Saturday night has no connection
for Chicago or Sandusky.
Pullman Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping
Can on all night trains.
Close connections are made Tor all points
South and Southwest, North and Northwest;
ynsEinp this a desimble route for colonistS and
persons moving 10 the great West, and to whom
particular attention Is given.
WHEELING, PITTSBU RGH AND BALTIMORE
DIVISION.
Leave Wheeling. A NJ Id r. NJ
Triadelphia Accommodation.
Leave Wheeling ..............6:40 4. N. 500 p NJ.
Tickets to all principal points on sale at depot.
Once open at all hours during the day
Information 10 the travelling public cheerfully
Given W NJ CLEMENTS. VI. Of L.
r. T. DRyERIES General Agent Wheeling.
malt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-07
DRY GOODS.
New York.

New YORK, November 6.-Dry Goods
business remains quiet with commits
sion houses and the jobbing trade Is
light. Cotton goods sluggish, but prices
are fairly steady with agents. Prints
moving slowly and ginghamS dull
WOrsted dress goods in fair demand.
Worsted coatings moderativcly active
but fancy cassmcrcs and overcoatS are
in light demand. Foreign goods quiet
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-07
Executive ClemencY.

Last Thursday Governor Mathews
granted pardon to X. ii. Moorhouse,
who was convicted at the March term
OF the Circuit Court of Cabel county, for
forgery, to imprisonment in the peni-
Tertiary at Moundsville for two years.
The petition asking Moorhead's release
was signed by Judge Ward, OF the Court
in which he was convicted, the Prose
cutting Attorney of Cabell county, the
Jurors, and number of citizens.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-07
Temperance Talk.

There will be Temperance meeting at
Mozart Hall this evening, at which
there will be q number of speeches
made, interspersed with choice singing.
There will be grand temperance
meeting at Washington hall next sun
day evening, beginning at , o'clock.
Several noted speakers will be i'll at
tendance
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-07

Steubenville accommodation leaves Belare AT
As p ", Bridgeport AT 800 and arrives NJ Stcu-
brnYille at els L. ".
Leaves Steubenville AT $40 a. ", Bridgeport
At 90 A. NJ: arrive AT Bcllairc at 9:;;' \. "
Tickets and baggage cheeks To- all principal
points in the East and West can be- procured at
The Union Ticket Office. Mcclure House, Wheel
ing, and al ticket office i'll Bridgeport.
r. K. MYERS,
lna20 General Passenger 4 Ticket Agent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-07
GEORGIA.

CoLUMBUS, November Elm the
Fourth Congressional district Parsons,
Democrat, has certainly defeated Harris,
Independent, by considerable major
ity. In the Third Alabama Congress
siOnal district William j. Sandford,
Democrat, is elected almost unani-
mnmslY
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-07
THEIR WEDDING JOURNEY.
Modern Fashionable CustOm-TO
Hotel Instead of to the De-
pot.

pot.
New York sun.
The practice OF ncwly-wcdded couples
going to hotel Immediately after the
marriage ceremony has become 50 COM
mon as to have almost superseded the
oldtimc wedding tour. Nowadays pub
lie marriage in upper New York Is not
considered complete until the couple
have driven to the nearest fashionable
hotel. and have passed at least week
within its walls. This is especially true
OF what are known as evening weddings
those held in some notable churches,
and followed by 4 crowded reception in
the brides home. Alter the last con-
gratulations have been exchanged, the
bride and the brides room thread their
way through the throng OF black lit red
men and befounccd and bejeweled ladies
under the arched way, which the
thoughtful master ofceremOnies has pro-
vided. until they reach their coach. In
banging the door the head usher takes
care to utter in stage whisper: Drive
to the Pennsylvania depot or the
Grand Central as the case may be,
and the thrOng return. imagining that
the HONEYMOON l. To be spent in Phlla-
delphia or Boston. The carriage has
gone hardly block before down goes the
window, and the driver reins in his
horses a. he hears:
Where did they tell YOU to go?'
"To the Pennsylvania depot, Sorr.
Pennsylvania depot. Pshaw! Drive
to the Buckingham"
And to the Buckingham they were
whirled accordingly. For years this
clever little deception has been practiced
by Young bridal couples, without any
one except the proprietors and the
coachmen being in the secret. OF late,
however. the practice has become SO po-
pular and 50 widely known that the al
location OF wedding tour is only kept
UP for the sake OF appearances. "Phila-
delphia" and Boston" in the vocabu-
lary OF Hvmen, have come to mean
sWindsor' and buckingham"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-07
DAKOTA.

CmCAGo, November Ga Yankton
dispatch says nine counties in South
eastern Dakota, give Bennett, Republi-
can, for Congress, 100 majority over
Bishop, Democrat. The Black Hills
counties indicate a small majority for
Bennett. He is probably elected.