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The Arizona sentinel., 1879-02-22

Mrs HOOPER, wife of Mr.. Geo. F.
Hooper, died on Monday, the 18th, very
suddenly, at Napa. Mr.. Hooper, so long
and favorably known in Arizona and WHO
was one of the founders of Yuma, will
have the sympathy and coincidence of
many of our citizens, by whom he is
gratefully remembered.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-02-22

Mr.. J. r. JAMES. the well-known mining
expert, whose predicted value OF mines
has never yet failed of realization, &C
companied by Mr.. Walter Nlillar, left for
Silver District on Wednesday. Mr.. James
goes in the interest of Eastern capital.
and we trust his report will be favorable
one.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-02-22

A STEAMER and barge will leave for
Ehrenberg today, with full load of up
river freight. From San Francisco we
learn that another will probably be sent
up the river March Sth.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-02-22

A. G. TAssIN returned to Camp Thomas
on the 10th inst, after an arduous scout Of
over 600 miles in southeastern Arizona and
New Mexico.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-02-22

THE Arivaca Milling and Mining Com
pany had $3.50 pounds of machinery and
supplies pass through Yuma on the 18th.
Active work is to be prosecuted.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-02-22

THE SENTINEL editor returned yester-
day evening from a necessary absence OF
seven days; too late to give much help to-
ward this issue Of the paper.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-02-22

J. W. EVANS, Deputy i. S. Marshal, ar
rived by rail Tuesday night, bringing two
alleged infractors OF the Internal Revenue
laws, from Texas HILL
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-02-22

GRADING on the railroad will be COM
pleted to within six and one-half miles of
Las Vegas by the first of March.-NesilLa
w. ~ independent.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-02-22

JUDGE SILENT will leave in Il few days
to visit his family at San Jose, Cal. He
will not go east this summer.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-02-22

LAST Saturday was forwarded Il fine safe
for the Treasurer of Maricopa County,
weighing 5000 pounds
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-02-22

A BOILER and machinery $50 pounds)
reached Yuma on Wednesday for the Orion
Silver Mining Company; marked Tucson.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-02-22

A VARIETY of fruit and vegetables; in
fact, lots of good things to eat, received
daily at Posts, P o. Building
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-02-22

WAsHINGTon's BIRTHDAY to-day. We
may bet that st. Patrlcks day will not ue
forgotten.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-02-22

W. H. REYNOLDS has been appointed
Postmaster at Hayden's Ferry, Maricopa
County.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-02-22

BELIEVE us, II. S. Fitzgerald & Co., are
Offering hams, for cash, at 10 cents.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-02-22
LOCAL MATTERS.

Gov. and Mrs Fremont will soon reach
Yuma en- route for Washington.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-02-22
Letter List .
The following is the list of letters re
naming in the Postoffice at Yuma Feb. %
1879:

-legrio, FellIcario Ackerson, Mrs W
nderson, Geo IL Angelo, ca
luallo, Pedro Austin, Foster III
lams, W Batat, John
zone, Jas Bailey, Jas
,ehe. W Baneyas. Y
lrtlette, L w Blair, w P
'ogaD, Jno Bates, w II
lker, Z Berry, Alex
'sley, Bayard, c.
Iteman, j G. Bavliss, s d
'ntreras, NJ VI Corona, Ramon
awford, l. ID Calver, VIM
rson, II Z Ca1ono, Felis
riegos, Jesus Cooley, Lewis W
amer, IL Calef, Allen
ark, L Coin, Jno
rono, Felis Clapp, j s.
'Op, A Goblin, II
,ba, L g Digen, Pat'k
niel, Franchises Davis & Burely
wilkins, W Donivin, r
MEL, NJ DOmingueS, +
eret, George Earle, \ L
lnerJ, Thos Feliz, E
SIX Frugillo,
tnnery, Thos GallegOs, Juara
bert, Ill ID Glass, M
ay, 9 Guiol, T
mez, T Hamlyn. w PA
zoe, Robt NJ Hill, Thos 7
nry, F Hallett, Martha
IL, John-2 Hutton, JnO w
hnson, E l. Jones, c W-3
cObs, s w Jones, JIG
NO, Mary Kenneday. J r
nnly, W G Kincade. E O
e, & a Lander, Ned
roma, Felipe Lille, Jean NJ
dOore,J z Mora, Miguel-2
Manus, S W. Mcleod, NJ
Call, Jas MOrraf Il Co, A
limo, A Nj McRaley, Geo A
chadO, Jesus Moreno, f
rden, Edw Meeker, j B
:hols, NJ Ossa, V della
On, james Oseda, Pasqual
arr, r L Olella, Jesus
Jonnell, VIM Pickrell, Col NJ H
'kins, g G Prichard, G
ldlefOrd, Jos Pratt, J z
;ific Hotel Perkins, c G
idOda, NJ Reynolds, w II
des, Miguel Romero, Louis
IS, Angelic Raymond, L
ldy, VIM B RIotOn, ThOs-2
IL, B ' Rivera, Trinidad
well, DR. rs Seamans, w II
leante, B Spinas, A +.
nner1 j X Schwatz, Jacob
it'll, d W Steffen, Jno
Ivan, Jno Spaulding, Geo
Her, james Nanzantt, Jno
ldike, IL G Walker Jno
lis, Wallace Williams, j w
I'd, Henry WItherby, j H
itehill, q W Whelan, Ryan
H. S. FITZGERALD, P. VI.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-02-22
DIED.

HOOPER-At Napa, Cal, February 18th,
1879, Mrs. Hooper, wife of Geo. F.
Hooper, formerly of Yuma.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-06-04
aew the Iasax~ Secured .'Dcad
Ihsau."

A te-<A to>kSes- eS.isea vrslS,Si S,s, ara nf
tee 'ssssess eeas's YESTERDAY 'Seeaeoa, very
'''sss ss'Ns'esssd. aud sc0sessed tas' DO be al
u',..',.' ,h-'ss.,.,. - - HS
- ~ - -. s,S 'Se $500"
-. :. -. SsN'esS 80 Sse'ssss SN'',
-. .,....ses -, s.,.'sS sSs,s>' WV
~ - ,l.,,S -, ! =, 80 s.sa 49,, AZ
The ssSsp;ss hASvers'
~Hss - s,ieSs 4, !, nr = wsss asvA,w~ al.
served The e>,srs u,,A ,.,sssp,s
,.>.,,s,,.s. =, - ,'-s's''Ss
~WhS;n wa be- - sskea The iaSre.
~Tssety 10 tea exclaimed an eSs.Sr attorney.
pSSsseesaS tie raansy.
~loae = cried rs Aeaor. ard the stakes were
tarusd ever 10 a Caraeiels raaar,er.
~O9a>tSole, SAID The e0ess quietly, go oat
AH1 tsses that naSa back,
Ia leo inmates the Informed ode uas drag,
Ssd 10. aH1 TIE laSSe aseSoSsd hts daiS, raped
ieS SS'isS $ad leNSei severe,
Wy - $500 sA 80 eSsaS S'SaA' Ss'1 Tue eeet''
S~.T 49,
-. ss',Ss - '~"' N~s~'"s@ 'as p''s''s'' "''a
- - -
- '1e N'S,S ls,e N'os'Ao's 'eoS
- - @ 1850 & Nsseo''ee' aAaI 'o'S
ls,ls 80 sua ng,i oar L,.sr Ia,.ls 81 Vir,,,si'
CAro5Sels.
No cue Is s'STs esoloeaGsy sad than be who
Is oSgssd 10 asga.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-06-04
EXTRA
NO T ICE!

~ . ICE!
Call and examine the
New Estey Organs and
hear them sing their
own praises: or, if you
would like a good Pr
ano for a small amount
OF money, try the
MANSFELDT & NoTNI,
only $3.50 No low
priced Piano has ever
given such universal
satisfaction. Eery Pr
anO GUARANTEED to
stand any climate. If
you would like the
best piano in the world
take the WEBER,
Grand, Square or Up
right price, 5000 to
81, 200. 1t has no equal.
The tone is so pure
and of such depth, you
will be charmed be-
yond measure. The
great "Strauss'' saws.
/" The Weber Piano
dd0Rishes me-
Any PERSON who is
about to buy a Piano,
Organ, Guitar. Banjo,
Accordion, Concerto
IA, Harmonica, Violin,
Tambourine, Set of
Bones, or Harmonica
Flute. Music Box, Fife
and Drum, Flute, or
anything in the music
line, Sheet Music, In
struction Books, Song
Books, or Music Books
of any kind, will find
the best of everything
at the Music Store.
GEO. +. WELLS
Importer,
10. Sc FORT STREET.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-06-04

AEszyCz Z tie greatest otsTiL= zteo IL isu'.
ttz o==S q Fz7eiies-
YVES E-tz1s e1rszssz uza TOO uzeh shs /
sps 70 Ezk= f0ol Of hin
TE Ezs ard zorsi Of al frzais l. to cheat o1e-
sal Al ~ : a-sy zf.ss that
Tz s=41ty q tks fles Is Al eazi.bls thing
hzi ne b=aziF % ihs keaEs Izssz ioogsr.
/ CEDzzE Fr7Fzsb ays. Great souLs have
ssroaE ~i4s; othssz OF! feeble zishez-"
Soxz 1=a Gang 20 iheis opsniOas Eors teuz-
e5ozzig lbaa The! sEsr sill to sslfrezpect-
TEz ra-==t, Ea5 iks k4pp5sst u.s-rizzss, are
bst<5ez iEoss Eho hare gTosn n lore
AZ il-iszpers5 zors zsd stoos are alike in
Il iass. HE=a oocs tkrosu, Itsg czanos Be re-
called
K1S "a % zo-s ssSzpe froz his or5iozry
g-ooE=. g ts0sztl iEza Il ezn frou his tsb.tzsI
grooTss & zct59n.
F1Lrz tH= friss5.Eip hin sho s;zcis b. roo
Il ik= siorz; sEz-Es Of iaseess nil sarr0aud
"a L IEs =1nstis=-
b vEE careful. z pa regard yos,s=f ss the
g1z-clsl q g9-- ho1o-, Ihls yoz 90 Eoi occ9py
TIE pasz-t9z q : siosczEz-
KEgE EsE Ehiea O. The twain IifIs rsa the
tizner. g=1iGs ~ geztls1ss=: Eeniss lifts hin
z1oF= osEs-ss gz-d=osz= OF Of hlzssL
HE tAzs kaih rally felt the bitterness Of sia.
VII fear 70 eozzit Il; zai be ikzE hath f=ll
tie ssaet1zss Of 1acg VII far 10 oEeod II
HE $40 i false % preset dsty brs@ks
tE-s1d II tie bon ssd zill ses the defect shsn
the us4Fi-g ola lifetime = 1orolIsd.
TEzz = 3 peace n0rs destructive a the
Ezc.ood q Esiog 1zn than szz 4 destructive of
Ia Ez-s<izl b0dy. CLzins are S0rss thza BAY
o1siz-
Sozz psopls talk hoss sod szy noting; 9th
"a tssrs are wa. b. the ns-s HfEInz IL ~
eyebrow 60 TIE gsstzIs q hznd, Ers coapsrz-
isTsiy eloc1szL
No aztte. koz nary q Ger l.5e1 ships nay
eo1s sEssig Isto part. that ore which vas lost
y "a al zls1Js sssz 70 = 70 hare carried the
rssEsst cargo.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-06-04
How AN Eleeuon was Won.

he Nali<oo tIudl SsEr says; Some years
ago h-ss- or or q W lEsi IL or adjoining
c@1CIF * Ripper. De as then : Republican ia
Ds1ocraEac e0gsty. What MS poliIics are xs
toCt kuG=, All G0UE care. sei zs think he
t11's know q ezrs sIgtsr- We ozly kuoz he L
manly, oss-Eszrtsd, genial gsoIIzlaa, sni
El4E's II - care zocEs these Iiuss- Bat 10 The
<ECr!- RGss s4S Rsp1o5ssn candidate Tor
>a=rle e Lks QsECera.le eGzGIy q RIpIsy, zui
IS 4 z4.LEr q elzrss. Ea1lsi zl the vOtss DC
cozd sex TEsa, l. l0E. h szs psssiOua.sly
fCci Ct saaEigs zai .lzsys osusi 6us gun
z-t dogs In 81 eo1alry vas 81 oil German,
- sai eau bia JAKE He =4s also hgu,sr
All : poser zC191E the ooys-" de kept )
Etii= c1z-sr! c1gger!. s0i rs -iu6asnes =2s
=orta 4o0zl thirsy E1sss- 10 due line RasS net
JAKE ard ) talk zoo1t hrnlirg. guns. and dogs
-zIEar sErz=t The D1lehzEa Iosari Russ al
GG1-Eo JAKE vas D=1oer-f Alter : zhiIs
Bass sax 0-s q J-kes Ank. pot-oeIlisd poil-
Ezrs- sE6 co11s0es,i 10 EIEs zz4y tz5y.
JAKE SAID Rzss -LEzlis : uisntF fine dog.
HEsrs ID pa Esi hin =
Jake replied 10 tie s5=ei that be raised that
kizi 4 Digs
wei II tel !oa, :aii Rls.. 1 an vsry
f1o1 q b19Eius. AT L / an elected Sbsri5 TINS
TAI I sazI iEizlze uJssI IA shooting 10 az
h=4rt'= eootsat- III II Tot elaesai I'll rot
e zots 70 sAoos u-eb- ill give yog $50 f0r
le4s toE. JAKE, # SAT- Tin siIsr tie election.
Here's $ uose 20 b50i tie 6ergziu-H JAKE.
.5-klz3 ss 6zzlk ;. lhs IKE sale Of Ms dog. shieh
=Es =0rth zoo9s - esols. Eook The oil. and a.
= c11sseE=1es hI= ed az tie eosaty gave R4ss
saz.3z0oe 1aioril! ali be =ez elected, barely
PzlzE tkruEsh- Tine passed AID R1s. =ss dqlJ
Izz-4-Lz- Z the c5auz Of SseriE q RIplsy eoEHIy
>ceo JAKE p-i Il a. sppsz-zlee, dragging tue
E-Eilz1- CIR u eis tse5.-
Mister R1ss SAID JAKE 'TOa Eos uoz cleo
tsd >k=riE Eoa dis Eo1usy rri here / desc dog.
CT n II Eo-ss-5Fe ioll4r.'
JAKE. sad Bass, i 6ad lhzE NJ tine ziIl
Eoi zl-oE e 70 c-ot - mach - lhosgal il
=o1la !oCEsy I-s keep TIE dag AID he SIS
too
JAKE zso5isi lag tine. thea took = Ious
heath. ard sad
''Ai=izr R-==. l beEsEe IL, 6y JIuluy, yoa
d! - al raj ~ dog, Ai1' u =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-11

The quotations show that oil Is ieelins
the business boom very decidedly. The
market is in an excited condition and The
changes rapid, with an upward tendency
See this mornings market report. The
Pittsburgh CoHmocioI Of yesterday com.
menB on the OutlsOk as follows:
The principal event in business circles
to-day was thGfull development Of a boom
IN petroleum, equalling in excitement and
speculative rush, auyof the corresponding
movements IN stocks, grain or iron, Ol
course the recovery ot great staple oi
production from the depression Of the past
Two years is a matter TO be rejoiced al,
But is at the satno time matter Of re.
gret that the upward movement should be
80 SpA'mOdic and speculative as ,hat oi
to-day appears to be. Speculation il zen.
orally regarded as inseparable from the
oil tFade, and its presence in this move.
menl need surprise no one. Yet we are
lmpellcd to say tina, the one unsatisiSeto.
~ feature in theHHiversal business recoy.
efY = tho speculation and recklessness
winch has attended the advance OF every
one OIL the great staples.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-11
WHEELING AND THE WEST VIRGINIA
EDITORS.

AHearty Article from the Genial s.ScoTe,' =
OF PaFkersburg.
ParksnbuB State Journal.
The most enjoyable and profitable meet.
ing and the largest gathering Of editors
that ever met together in the State Assem-.
bled at Wheeling last week. Over forty
editors were present, representing thirty
one papers and probably 100000 news.
paper readers in our State. We have at
tended sessions Of the Association In this
city, Clarksburg, Grafton, Piedmont,
Nlartinsburg and Fairmont, and at
each place the members have been
Hospitality received and entertained; but
1t remained for our Capital city to cap the
climax in the way Of generous entertain.
ment and princely hospitality. The
courtesies were appreciable on this oc.
casion, because they seemed 10 be genuine
and heartfelt. They were not accOmpan.
led by the spirit Of the latter day social
gush, miscalled hospitality, which seems
too often to say, 1--WE have cracked our
champaign and displayed our choicest
viands for you, now sharpen you nibs and
your wits and see what you can do for US, "
No such spirit was exhibited, but the
hospitalities were free, generous and
solid; and seemed TO be accompanied with
the spiritthat would manifest itself III such
language as this: ave recognize In you
honorable and honest laboring men; and
who have the best interests Of the State at
heart, who are now engaged in advancing
the cause Of education and moral worth
and lifting up still higher the standard oil
civilization, men who hAveBpoken kindly
Of your chief commercial city and her clti.
zens, and who have aided with encourag.
ing words In building up her industries
and We only seek to discharge a debt ol
gratitude In doing you honor The spirit
with which our Wheeling friends extend,
cd their couFtesies will 1.-Two much longer in
the memories OF their editorial visitors
than the courtesies themselves, although
they were princely.
We give In another column the bust.
ness proceedings OF tho association, and
will only attempt here 10 briefly recite the
social festivities enjoyed, aud regret thai
our limited space will not permit US tc
mention all the acts Of kindness conferred
and tho names those who gave themselvei
up TO the entertainment Of their guests.
The citizens Of Wheeling did themselves
[ great credit in this most hospitable anG
} generous entertainment. Her merchants
. lawyers, doctors and foremost citizens nj
seemed to vic with each other In maxim
1 this visit memorable ono, and our re
gret Is that our limited space forbids th
desire 10 name each one who aided In tn
success OF this meeting, Her local edition
all gave a generous help 10 the editoria
4 boom, and We are glad that this occasion
gave us an opportunity TO know them bet
ter Wheeling Is a capital city, with at
abundance Of capital usuiruct; with capi
:, tai industries rolling up capital income
4 for her capital citizens, and no tear shal
dim our vision II she retains the Capito
;, Of the State q thousand years-thRt's a
}! long rs we expect to bear hand in oapi
II I0l mOYtnD
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-11
FURTHER PARTICULARS.
How The News wns Received nt ChIeu

How the NeWSWRS Received mt Chicago
CHICAGO, October 10 News of the tel.
rible disaster at Jackson has been the
theme Of conversation all day in the city,
and the excitement over it increased de.
cidedly tonight when the train arrived
with many Of the wounded.
The widest rumors as TO the extent Of
the disaster were current The few tele,
grams received and tl,eir indefinite and
contradictory information increased rather
than allayed the anxiety.
The offices of the Company here were
thronged all day with anxious inquirers
for friends, and H. @. Wentworth, Geu'l
Passenger Agt, did everything to obtain
Information as to the condition Of The
passengers on the train, but outside ol
that there was IN evident disposition tc
reserve the news until it came officially.
The scenes at the depot at Z o'clock To-
night when the train arrived were thrilling
in extreme. The passengers who arrived
were for most part unable to give any con
nected account OF the affair. 1t having
been pitch dark when the accident oc
Cured and most Of the people on the trair
being asleep.
Rev. Neil McDiarmid, Of Guelph, Cana
dA, says he was in the third car when th,
collision came. The train was going yer,
fast The front cars were full Of passen'
gers, mostly French Canadians, en- routl
for piperies.
In his car all but about twelve wei'
buried in the debris, sixteen being killed
this car Jared the worst OF any passenger
differ as to the number killed, some put
ting the number as high as twenty-five o.
thirty. Tho wounded arc being takei
care Of here.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-11
MARTINS FERRY.

rhe Effect OF the Speeches or Thurman,
PendtetOn and Voorhees, Republican
Meeting TO.nIEht-Personal Notes.
The soldiers in Belmont county who
have, since the war, been voting the Dem.
ocrauc ticket, got a glimpse Of the true in.
wardness and purposes Of the State rights
nullifcatiOn, secession and repudiation par
ty with which they have been acting, al
the VOORHEES, meeting at Bellaire, or
Wednesday afternoon. The decOy Of Ew
ing and Rice assoIdiers at the head Of thei,
ticket was more than couuter.balanced b,
the cautious uttenuces Of Senators Thur
man and Pendleton in this county on tlit
subject Of States rights and notification Of
the U. =. election laws; but the addition
Of the Tall Sycamore Of the Wabash" tc
that end Of the balance sent the loyal sol
dlers to the other end Of their planl
hastily.
Hon. Charming Richards, OF Cincinnati
VIII speak here for the Republicans II
Medill's Hall, this Saturday evening
This Is the third visit here for MI
Richards, and 1t was at the special reques
Of many citizens that he was sent here /; iol
he is one OF those cool, argumentatiy'
speakers whose every word has gooG
effect. NN
On Monday evening, the Hon. l.. Dan
lord willspeak Ia Commercial Hal, and ar
rangements are being made to have Judg
Cochran assist in making the meeting
Mr. Joel Griffith and mother, OF Mt
Pleasant Iowa, are visiting friends here.
~. Gray, Of this place, Is out speaking
lor the Republican ticket in the westeri
part Of the county,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-11
LOOKOUT ron IRON.
Another Boon Prom Crane.

NEW YORK, OCTOBER y, 1917.
! feel Il incumbent upon me TO prepare
you ior the early approach Of another I'D.
vance in prices Of iron, and one which
will reach, II not exceed 10 10 IS per cent
along the line.
The cOnSumsswho still predict decline
or break, based on the accumulated stocks
Of iron In Scotland and England, should
carefully consider that on the lSt Of August,
1870, the stock Ot pig iron abroad had at.
tained the highest point ever recorded,
embracing some 10000 tons at Glasgow
and 100000 tons at MIddlebOro, and
should as carefully remember that, with.
out any preceptible demand for home or
colonial use, the American orders alone
amounting to but Ito IL per cent OF the
Scotch and 4 to 8 per cent Of the English
-have sutiiced to advance prices Of the
former by 80 to 50 per cent. and Of the
latter by 20 to % per cent, forcing stimuli.
taneously the English market into a far
more ieVerlsh and excited condition than
that Of our own. lis very evident there.
fore that we have yet to feel aud uppre.
ciate the sensitive character Of the present
advance, as compared with that Of 1871.
72, before We can intelligently grapple
with the royal margin which separates the
prices Of the present from those oI the fu.
ture.
A steady era of prosperity for long
time to come awaits the iron trade the
world over, and no combination Of inter.
ests or influences can materially affect the
upward movement, u.O. CRANE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-11
]. 5. EAroN, miller.

trOala.e hour last evening We had OK.
PeCtel that Gen. GoF would be at the Bell.
ARE meeting tonight, but it seems that his
business engagements are Of such press.
ing chlraCterthat he cannot get away from
ClnksburE. For this We are very sorry
indeed, but no doubt other speakers will
take his place at the demonstration 10.
night, and assist the good Republicans ol
our sister city in rolling on the ball and
making the welkin ring for Foster and vic.
tOry
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-11

ST. LOUIS, October lO.-J. p. Brock, who
purchased the 7fmes,Jounial OF this city
about six weeks ago from B. NJ. Cham.
berS, announces that the sale by Cham.
bers was conditional, that tho conditions
have not been complied with, and that the
paper will not be published after to-day.
Into whose hands the paper will pass
or what will be done with it Is not known
at this writing.
Mr.. Beck, 10 an interview with a repor.
Ter this evening, said that the conditions
upon which he purchased the paper were
that Mr.: Chambers should secure tilty
thousand dollars bonded indebtedness
against the paper, which he has failed To
do, therefore the purchase Is Of, and he
retireS Naturally the paper reverts back
TO Chambers, but that gentleman has not
been about tile office to-day, and nothing
Is vet known Of his intentions. The
lfma,JOIIaal will appear tomorrow
morning, however, II tits got out by the
employees on their own responsibility.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-11
NE1eaBoRHooD NEWS.


I
Republican MeetlnE Tonight (Ienera
Cor 70 be one Of the Speakers PolltI
cal Notes.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the NJ. E
Church held their Seml.annuRl election
on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. ThomaI
Wetherald was reelected President, 10.
sether with the entire old board Of oticera
The last excursion over the @. { P. road
to the Pittsburgh Exposition leaves here
Saturday morning at 1880. The round
trip fare from here Is 81 05, not including
the entrance fee, the tlckets being good on
any train TIL the 18th inst. A great many
oi our citizens have visited this Exposition.
Fhere were meetings Of Foster clubs In
every quarter ThursdAy evening" prepaf.
Ing Tor Saturday nights meeting. Gen.
Nathan Col will be one ot the speakers,
ne has telegraphed bis acceptance Of the
Invitation 10 speak. Colonel Poorman
VIII also speak. Every Republican house
VIII be illuminated and fireworks will be
displayed. A great many banners and
transparencies will be carried with The one
thousand torches that will be here from
9lI the towns around. The Goddess Of
Liberty will preside over the stand,
w, II. Little, Captain Of the Third
ward Foster Marching Club, requests ali
me members 10 meet at City Hall on sal.
urday evening at $50 o'clock sharp, IN.
cry one that Is able 10 carry torch should
go and carry one; the torches can't walk
ot themselves, "''N
Arrangements have been made for an az.
cursiOn from Martins Ferry, EtnaVille,
Bridgeport and West Wheeling and the
biggest time yet will be had.
Samuel Randall, Speaker OF the House
Of Representatives, will speak for me
Democrats here Monday night
Morrison and Nolan, the Irish aetors
who made speeches In City Hall early In
the campaign, will speak for the Republl.
cans the night before the election.
Dom Piait is announced again for satur.
day night, for the Gteeabapkers, even
Samuel ]. 1ilden himself e rumored to Be
coming. ~
Rev. Mr.. Gray, the new presiding elder
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church, win
begin their quarterly meeting here Satur.
day evening.
Nj. WIN Stewart, Of Gravel Hill, has
entered business college at Pittsburgh,
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