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, 1879-04-26
INDIAN TRoiELEs o. TEE ce,rsn,,
E.oody Encounter hctwer, ,r.-i.,x ,,,
shcrifT's Pose.
Two 'niians a:llss, and Tnrcc Wounded
One White .;ar s..ct.

One White .;an si:ci.
oh 'he IS inst a IN ,. blno1y Etul-to-h ercaas
''rrs took p-ce ola Dancing BIS Bar. on ,bs
CoiaEibia rivr eiah, mies i5v. the mouth Of .Io
ok'raS' N, b.tseen the ]. putty sheriff o: y,.ar.,
county VIII Ia ;hres InIiaa -r..,n4r, n cns,o,,
al; three rena:'i.', relltiv.s o. :h. p-so1-r, VIII
'''@ia ''-t tAe'r r-s'at. "a, pt,tieI,rr, o" tha
wlo'c afsir ti<an l,wl y.-5.tin gr,la n. I9p< of
Deputy e''G !LoTpe, and Pieasaar Bounds, the
men Who par pate! is as fl;ous:
Y HIS iHor- IN! war; ru,a from Sjerif Selnab'v
OF kim r1Iaty for the az es, OF s-x I.!i,us Er
par iicinfiion ia > G murder .. the Perkins ffi,r
md :or firing upon tue OF the PuT!a.,L los ua
t"Hni tire" ~ his men, Ha,--l-lo. .oy-r->r.i,. al
i-lNDH-. n til IIp al t,.-ir -! a.-~-1,-,, q,
the ok,nssan r ba. IL ,eIa mid tiain. tie, read
iiy aS'ce 10 % III him. a.! l- @, ef - e .ii,;l,
con-en'el. his was "a Ap-I, u; gb,rT-s tocl
them 20 S'cols ,l.y -! A.i them .!I.;ii Lee VS.
s'si y 20 leave ( I .L:Ha City with Is tain. o.
tie 18Th Of A?rI they were eiaqei on Das,.n.
BINS Bar, AZ u =. ~ "a ' we . ,ltirsi e.kfa-.
4 oiu- @: lorN's Sr!e being dsrysn TOW ~ tl4.a 20
{ II q; fsst thought thy were tL.i~ o.n sri2..l,
which th'ir o~-. Indian servant Ali gone ;o b..r.
IA, bat close: Inspection i.-y,v-.-l t..5Ia % b.
i.in Zap III ur..o,ers went OF, 10 m O.. :j,em
au! shu0l hIui, III this c:u>rl Mr. r @ p, an
lis "a - prepare for en .r, .-icy they fn!es.w
c.es az htri. He a>= I'll I,!i us what thy
w'!.'e?, AID We're n o med tn, ti,y hal C. IL, 10
- Is: Lin IA a:rest!u, the o;h-r Iuiilns !or VII ~
he warrants "A th.t -, lz T.! them i. 7,rI
-fC.g' ricm t. !.' "a; their ! 20 !i:u l. us..
% thei. o lai;h. This they r..,seI to io aud
sskei Toy melting 10 .at. Iing?. s,w tltst t.
ilanr Lad omr, bI: MS very b tie first -
EIUcc 20 action - Le Is "A very sal!s BIZ IN n ar.l
k'"Ts ;Gi y.el the - ublc ;Lsr fns. essn. !. Ii,
..rsy ;ie fit to IL. III. i est Id IAN mLo
ha. II o: tn. prisoners Ue,... t. handle
l. Il w IA e.z.iy, !arn, rss.l-I out 30 x.
:! whrE tie u. ian sui r.y i@Iul,.I b.ck au: a:4l
il poin; bl.nk in lis :ac, tie poaer .c clel Inn
bat tL' 81! wl.srlel by lie The lrew lis ryvo.veI
an vs. atout :oI,,g u tie fIe wl,u la:.. Il. lls
trr9. cI - to Of tA= prs .r.cIs ,..a !.er,
tl.lIr kaNes n tl-l 10 STAB n.:l L.t L-., pow
er!ul rntn Lc l-ose g arm -nl lT, J tie
a. cr iL-.rn down ~.th e. Ia IT, .:..c .ut -.
on. i !oys rc..an; Pounds M-!J,.. io,-,'4il va
G,.,e IL Ii t.tir vo.s Ct o:: 20: tea; ,ii-
ot.Cr I;...,., ,.-l,. Il ga 'i.:. a.; s Ia. -,;.i
W. :!.r :.ouiy rn-s 20, / Sas Ja,: ,y.5.. .i
"a, l.n. tie iit. -, ,.i .s: ;.,.. : ,.-.!
=. u5at-s-!a gals: t..o 20 o:.'- Ir.I., ae.j
k.s !.-.o s ia !, :" j.nIrI zion ,c.n. ~ I'D
Go:i G.. - las ~ t.y va '- $ ,Oma-frcls -
lIII .-.r w.-g.-., .Le -. No oy...u.pI.c.l
=. r uJ.e ,.f. - g. = .l= ..- o.t
IA I.acs, - Is; ,lut e-;c Il n.- b. !; r.us,,g TO
49, i!.- ..-r: hal la. e! 4-i.l -, :l- n.
Il. ri.;;y i,-:.t hmm. a."s-., a.,- 0a- o. l..s
u!I.o!.,..s ia 80. ir..s.,, - ..sg.. .., T. AZ!
, 1879-04-26
N.porros A>D BsarEicE-->Ir- smaIle,

N.parroS AHD Bss-EicE- Smaiiey
Ia ye-v pretty story about the Prince
Nagoisoa Nap aud .he Princess Bea:ri'f, : ysnas ,.
=. ~ -, sn,bit;,us prince, regardless Of the
tre. t,,I that the empire lie was to lnheIis has
seJf IT, - ii in love win the pretty Beatrice,
ssii - ~, -, Ja.r is suspected Of reeiProcating
l,;u iI' &c IL - e.cnrsion 70 the Zlla'sad IS
IA, IlS - far the purpose Of Gaming over
NM 80. S,,.' x s,, Oaeea TO his cause. Veto
tne iie--. : oatna.s for the gallant warrior !;
rla ':ts "onnI,,,i wish her xell known fond,
anu t",.' 49, i,te Emperor and her continued
5;rat;on niSs ,t Of the ex Empress Eage'iie leads
,ha ',, goss;ps 20 predict that the young he.T-
lls .tsnf viii win his prize when at length
sap .alnrns with row OF ZulU scalps hanging
ct his belt
, 1879-04-26
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Ey.E DIzSAS.

No matter how great the tempest IS Blowing
out OF doors, y0u viii always find il cozy and
nice ID Tempests saloon, 10 say nothing Of lie
magnificent drinks you can always get.
, 1879-04-26

pFtIcIous.-seryices Will be eondnctei py
Rav HgSt. novs!. in the Court House, 70 I 9iI:-
r',,y lila. N. Text En-, XAVIit; -; sai-
M isct Bible Bells, aal in the n + ChIssiIi oL,I
1t ;,sA P. N. The sermon recently pre;ientI enc.
fy,,gn Mark IV:3J: Let Us pass over ui.~
The he o.ber side, vii lie delivered again oy se
ou,st
, 1879-04-26
u r-E- MaCEI,a CE.ss.

We give the poor q chance Is well as tle
rich Poer Pe'pie cen gea. good fitting, AMI
wei! made pta,..oo1s rs well rs the rich.
simply i,:anse H. can x u Aea.,e Il BIcle
ana get pair "i ha" pants for = 90 ard =
I'm. suit f.: 50 60. Gail az! examine oar iihe
s.oc'-, Ind ie Convinced. I!it.
, 1879-04-26

g.. PAuL's CHuRcH.-There VIII be l1S,,soS no sgo
,,,,,s;o, of the services in st. fauis thutci
The yestry has, by unauimous vote, re - -,
81 the Rev. J. d. Meconkey 70 act as re- is 81,
mil further arrangements can be ma 80
the parish. and he has consented 70 7.s1r ON , y
Sery;ces Sunday at IL - NJ, and ':o' : =
SUNDAY School at P. NJ
, 1879-04-26
ST TEE PLACE.

II You happen to feel dfy while passing
down the street, Just step Ed. Williams
n'w saloon; he caa give you auy thing YOU
call for
, 1879-04-26
>I:Ss;5 5E.tSS.

Persons who contemplate purchasing Planes
or OrgaaS, VIII 4. " I! {, c,.l and see Stanley
Bgos., at the furniture store above the bridge.
- chey have good stoci; ot instruments, aaa
-a,i q. rsa,,nAA!- ps;e-s- They are gents for
the Estey D.;.l - | Il .thl-a =. Pans.
, 1879-04-26

Nry B,lLpTNGS. -lVur,, Il been commenced
oa ,,..l.! anl !<ern ly's aaw h.ic!; aa..dinss
The cellars are being dus, AMI with tAe RAPID
tx displayed 10y the wor.anen, We li.: 5ine The
brfct lqvar5 VII have : c,aee % comm 4aee It
m eayIy day. it is now rendered pretty GER
lin that the OH Fellows and Aasoai w..!'
sometime ,lar,n, ;h, season, erect w" S''r1
brick on ;Ge corner Of Main and ili-A sire -
sixty by eighty feet.
, 1879-04-26

REHGYFD. DR. b!auzoy wishes to inform
-. ;ulsl:c generally tAJ in order t. attend Ia
his Professional tatiI; at horaa j. has resi,ati
lis position as assistant .trga-a ~ the Fort,
and hraccsor.h WI i've bis .uii attention O.
G.s private I.l,.ct.c,.. Oif;ce oyer %-ils, FarS,
& Cos tzi...ss J:,i!aia,
, 1879-04-26
{. = = Stone.

To be sure, and don't yap f.r.e. it, you can
res pouaC- of Golden :. sugar ~ , pounds
"f Costa !.iea coffee for one dollar Il the 9. D.
y. store NJ. door 70 Chris Ennis butcher
shop.
, 1879-04-26
S.STg .CTsEog

h.uSe RAISING. moving and bGil.!;ng. ANY
carpenter work entrusted u NE WI lie done
with n-ataes> and dispgfch. apply t. AK
VI AoCXG. Resi- leIcu on Cherry Street, be
tween 3ri ..Ih i'm. IItf.
, 1879-04-26

tt. CID C':,sE.;. e y.u want a good e:s;.:
,i -, h $. brands, e;-h Imported "r ether
uis.. &, - ".-a-iry Na:is', "n TIE oi:i corner,
l:i ysq VII =. suited. inytA.ns ypu require,
i, ,.-a I.rayiI. yoa wi:ir. he j. agent for
St4!re.;s Garden lis, which he Viii send reg
mai :, Al i,ar;s oG tn c,aantry- Everythins
he Ias i g. IL besC gll:!Jy, and can b. tie
pended upon first. last 81 ~ tie tiiae.
, 1879-04-26
TR0TTlkc STATIONS
- ST.
san FRANCISCO PATCMEN!
ROBERT s. LEEI

:, :
ROBERT s. LEEI
YSJHE H0RSEMEN OFWALLA WALLA
valley roW have the opportunity TO breed
from two Of the finsst Stations on the Pacific
cuast Thee horses were lrcusht from Cali
tornia last year. and are widely known among
leading hoy-cuen aS animals ut superior quail
ties Ia every particular.
SAN FRANCISCO PATCHEN is beau
tifal dapple bay; stands sixteen hands high,
and for bones ard muscle We doubt whether he
can be eScciled 5y any horse in America. He
WAS sired hy Geo VI. fatchen, Jr.: he by the
celebrated trottinr stallion Geo. NJ Patchen:
dam by Top 6elifoundcr, : well known mare
f.. speed and ,lccility: {. d. by Messenger
Eclipse; he by Messenger; :. & dam by Old
Eclipse. This horse co..Ies q the best stock IN
the world. and ! 4 worthy representative ct
his ancestry. His owner may Se Justly proud
uf ~ roblc an animal San Francisco PatcheG
is ten years old, and Is therefore Just N his
prime.
GEN. L. L. LEE Is chestnut scrrel: four
years old: stands hfteen hands two inches:
and is Il marvel 81 horse flesh. For style and
action lie ca2ro; lie excelied by any colt OF his
age The owner refused twenty hundred
dollars ior this colt whea he was IN his three
wear form. Gea. .ce was sired by San Fran>
CISCO -tt+H9 1sii - NA4S saA''.t--LAbiSa Ai-Nc
Fleta: she ty Belmont. daIn bY iy.iy Charmer;
she by Lryiathan and Eclipse. Noms-e ranks
higher IL this country than Lady ;h9rner.
The need Of Thoroughbred stock has been
lon, fel, in Walia Nalla, and It Is fortunate
for those who desire to breed :ine animals, that
they now hare the best Blood IL America to
breed from
These horses are permanently located at the
Walla Wa.la Driving Park, where they wil
both make the season. They can he seen every
Saturday 1t Mr.. Tom Tierney'S livery stable,
where hnIsemen are invited To cail. Thcsc
who are breeding horses viii DO well to exam
ne tkesa LogssS and their cal:s. Patchen has
proved ainsen = sure icI! geiter in this place
Some of his coles can b. seen next month
Niil commence their season an April lSt
T. Is 1t has hgca reported by enemies of
these horses that they are gong 10 leave Walla
Waila ut the close q. the season, the owner
:siShes T. contradict tha. statement, - it is his
intention to make ;Lis lhe permanent home Of
Patchrn and Lee
Fox farther particulars. apply -
v. G.. REYNOLDS,
i2tf Agent and Groom.
, 1879-04-26

R..rUayED.- The editor Of this paper !e:'
Yakima City last Tuesday, at ) \ II Oar
object WAS to prevent any undue alarm on the
TD.,j.n s:tu.tion. We beat Z: courier = tn
Dali. that had hour st,rt of Us and s'v d
the country teribl, ezcitemant which Is can
r,o- Afford af;,I n: i our dispatches nth those
of Yakima citizens, before any one else entered
,ha :s,i with the usUS.
, 1879-04-26
s.-sTE.T STELCs.

New goods and the latest styles in ladies and
misses hats aud bannstS, also f-shionl 3. :,,
feathers and flowers, and fancy nCtio-.s 70 be
found - Mrs Lemoa:s
, 1879-04-26

Exsl.i.s.- desire il 10 be dlStl1c.iy oii-
-r,tooI that those who as a'lvers 'iiei..S
f.,:a abroad. mus. send the cash with the al
vertise.asnts, If they would have them appear,
We have numbers Of advertisements sent Is
fr,,n s.r.n,,-,s saving. -Pl-as- insert a2d send
L;u Thi, ne cannot 10. The cash must
accompany the copy and order.
, 1879-04-26

Chief Noses has acquired al the reservation
he asked for anI more TOO, and says that 'iiish
h. returns and dresses M il lash c9;'1i- :, ,'it
~ clothes male by Meade X bache. he "i!i "e
- birrar Indian than e.er h. was
, 1879-04-26

r,.--@ |-s< HE iGfEaEAIIoE.-i.! -i.!I,L
NJ -- aai party o. ,t-frr "'ll--S, Wi' !.a;s
len i; t,i- c.tv .as MY ,.rn @at.S, haze
lsl several Interviews "3-a Secretary
-.r,.~.z a..E Ta-s-. AL - .ss..t : .i:f a
very ja~-. .r.a.i.A la @enn set aside II
Washington Territory far Ai,ses aal his
,,r..-. a;;l ,.,l, other Ial:aas . may a!}.i-
H.. r.i-h them. -;l these i'e secretary oI
ID interior r5ay s'a,s. Chef -.!..s~S has
.,-.r..l - I'll, arrangement aJd declares -
f.i -. :,.lslio a:.| stvS t.i'-t he !5 = 'ii@;id -
tar whites. Masss :ri .'.a c:i.rss "ith Tin.
;a.I a iit.a. i.'.siae-s iL..rvie" "l:h the secEe-
,l.y cs Ike interior and The co:nnhsSloae: -
iu,;ilu q. ,irs t.,.y. hH agreement has bee:
mgie With ;le Indians "y w'.'ch they Sarrea-
de.. the laG,ls heretofore occupied by them IL
Washington Territory. AMI accept reser';s-
tioa set ai,ar. f3- them by 5he cyecuurc or
der aijoinir. and vest ot the ta!yi!.2 feSeT-
walton in the northeastern part Of the terri
tnrv. This reservation Is = large one, larger
;i.au the Yakima reservation M the same ter
rito.v. Which contains 800, 003 acres. II
rus.s rsr-hwl-l - the B.:tiSh POSSESSIONS,
westward To the 18th parallel, Soutaward
a'.,..c the Na.hlv river agi eastward !" the
C,lv,l1r rrS-,ya. .iar. ! GOOD lea! OF tie ri
contained IN i j. msUn;aiaoCs; hHt other
la-,a jT.....s ~ land are we'll wa.erei afi vel
..lap:c! TOR a,rics:I;urai Pa-rnseS- Ihe RS
,ryas!p, ao,nu,i; - game an iish. lis in-
mcns. s;za fits 1t II s.aporS o.hcr Indians
than tAe 2J11 IT thyf,aAou;s which, Under
,he prc>,.,: arrangement, Nil 90 there rs
soon IS poss!5le WIKI A".es. l. Is therefore
a,real that sG:h other friendly Indians Is
iesic. to settle there permanently may be
permitted u DO 81. The reservation Is likely,
consequently. IN acaonlaIce wi,h tha gov
erninemtS policy Of consolidation, to become
the recapracle af sha.teTel ends q! northern
tribes of Iu.liaus without reservations and
IudiaIs or reservations whose removal may
become 2 necessity. In connection with th,
agreement with Noses 1t u.ay Se mentioned
that IN arrangement h1I also been nilrie
With the Cnaiillas that =. IL result in settilE"
the troubles ..ad questions HAT have arisen
h.tgeen them aHd The whites. Some sltt'e
.ine. however, VIII elapse before the details
of tila plan a.s perfected aud The nature of
the settlement can he marie Pnblic. Moses
and his party viii have Al interview with
Uayes ta-mrrrow. These ia!iaiis have III
pressed Secretary Schurz aad Cominiss'+ +ner
Wavf rs excellent business Mei. lney go
S,rairhr 10 the poiat without snper;iaoas
tI.,;r;shss. Moses is highly ei@te,l at the
agreement which has hren reached. tie
saws. when % back VII ne 4 bigger
IA, -:,,,, yer before. ."-.N-JaigFL.
, 1879-04-26

T-yyry CRygcu. Sunday School at II \ l.
In The evenin, Al 7:;551. Mr.. Calvin wIii prs''cA
or tba snhjecs. Given - Hospitality
, 1879-04-26

PREACHING. Preaching n X Snndry :. moE4- m
loo at II o'clock. in the City Hall, by heF, >:
/. Bitch. in the evening Al the Aa'eii''S'
Church.
, 1879-04-26

Il. -, ,:o.s -. az; -, t'i:.su=r :sass,es,
laLhLNG&, H!EE0Hs, &.
ssrss 1E.s FEE fzsE (. =.
:,1.c ii p TorEnaIIi:'s' E.arler.
Eur..ii,.E. Repaired a2.,, SarniSiaa,I.
t. wAGE:O1G1, I;ia street, II aha Wai!a
below, Ii.5ri S--ra;. 2i-tt
, 1879-04-26

-.-, p,,r.-Nith a:i.:iitary post in the
..r.g for protection, in four years
fs. n s.sp.Tt . 53J people.
, 1879-04-26

T.. telegraph Office has been
,.t.s -4i,rrad Office, over Baker &
bark.
, 1879-04-26

Cssa,iAs. JoHy:oy i BoYRR is a I've, reii-
ale. E.lu, ;li1c c.n b. Gtp-niei upon - -iye
,u.l..le.e satisfaction hy the: s;r.sc attention
- ali hJ,.nr.s entrusted IL thri:t Claims
s..,-n-t =,,,-:lu.,s.a, pensions a'i bounty, at
g.: .el - ay t;a.i. a.J.Fa = "a Y, .sh...'s N
ts,a..:,--..I al ri s,-1.- i ,,rac...lE. City
his :. e.. prs, sd IL ~ ,!rs:f.al- local.:
, 1879-04-26

ut CuoS having Kindly filed the
...,.s- !a-:n: oar as nee, We hereby
.. lin. ...- -.ue--e tha-Es for the able
s'.. r..-.r.i IN c,nsiuetin. :Ae pa!'eF-
, 1879-04-26

-.~.-L Look ~ ..;he new advertise
-r.-.g. heading OF 'E'E a1Fe.tise-
, 1879-04-26

R,,sx DErps at the STATESMAN once,
, 1879-04-26

r--.,.4 t-ra.."I.. lecture 81 ts-
.. .....! ..i.a The Sr.npt;.on, VII
.a..--!.~ t.r. C.,r.n before the W4ila
--, >.... (..:a.r.n, nett Ne.in. lny
..-. .a... IT i'r. E.agaim, cpEL =
, 1879-04-26

A., kinds of job Printing done at this Office
, 1879-04-26
LOST

oN THE 9TH CT MARCH. AT THE
~ Pllouse F--~r, ~ -. - y;.s
BAY HUES4.. brand ,nGa : on the le';
thigh ghise sam on the nose /: Saddle marks.
Alsa. one BUCkSKiN HORSE, branded thus
"R on the left shoulder; heavy black name
and tail. Any person delivering the ,-,en a9one
described horses 70 CHARLES PAiNIkh'
WaJIa WsIla. or 70 F. d. SCHNEBLY, Haki-
ma City, will be suitably rewarded
Walla Walla, April 18th. 1879 biw
, 1879-04-26

,r.-- Br,-. iost a larse in"aise II
.r. w..., # tle Gr-a' RePrJ'ir, but
...,.., ..nI d.ter.ninel . keep up
81 =. ..-... f., -.l... # e:ery misfortune.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-21

as to the propriety OF the amendment,
which ran through all classes and
parties. He did not think there would
be sufficient unanimity to adopt the
amendments, especially the one in
creasing the jurisdiction OF the justices
While very reticent in any expression
as 10 the pnblic sentiment upon the
severalparties who have been named as
probable leaders OF the political divl-
sions in the State campaign, We found
Senator BUTIER warm admirer OF his
fellow Senator from Summers county,
Hon. w. w. ADAMS, whom he believes
TO have been one of the ablest men OF
that body, and one of the purest men IN
The State-one who would do much to
elevate the tone Of politicsin the Stateil
called to the front, and who would be a
worthy leader Of any political party-an
opinion which was largely shared by
Others Of Mr.. ADAMS colleagues in the
Senate.
Senator BUTLER will 90 from Tyler to
Preston county and other appointments
in the course of his mission.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-21
DIED.

HUBBARD-August Is, 1879, near ROmney,
W. Va, JouN X. HUBBARD, in the 5ith year Of
his age.
Funeral from his late residence, 2l34 Market
street, this Thursday morning, at . o'clock
Interment at Greenwood. Friends OF the family
are invited.
BRESTLE-On Wednesday, August 20, 1879, at
l2:lj p VI, CAROLINE daughter Of John Brestle,
aged year, months and IS days.
Funeral from the residence OF her parents,
corner Market and Eighth streets this afternoon
at O'Clock Friends of the family are invited
to attend. Interment at Peninsula cemetery.
BOSHAR-WedneSday morning, August %,
1879, at o'clock, LOTTA, daughter Of John and
Mary BOshar, aged Is years and months.
Funeral from parents residence, No. 2O29 Alley
c, between Market and Chapline streets, Friday
afternoon at O'Clock. Interment at Mt Zion
cemetery. Friends OF the family are invited TO
attend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-21
THE RAILROAD WAR.

The contest between the Il. x d. Rall-
road Company and the city authorities
was reopened yesterday by the former
making a move toward extending their
tracks across the territory between the
present established lines and high
water mark ON the river bank. Byso
doing they would, Of course, cover all
the ground ON the bank OF the river
west OF the tracks heretofore laid by that
company.
Under the circumstances it is very
natural 20 impute a motive TO the y. &
q. Company OF Ohstrueting the contem-
plated extension OF the p, w. & Ny.
line along this course to Benwood,
That, in fact, is the best explanation OF
the action Of the b. < o. Company. But,
at the same time, the question is not
what the motive of the Company may
be, but what the company has . right
to do in the premises.
1t is we'll for the city authorities and
also the railroad companies concerned
i'm this contest that each takes care to
skinny on its own side"-to maintain
its own rights and respect the rights Of
others. If the b. * .. Company owns
the territory over which it proposes to
extend its tracks, it has a perfect right
to do with it what suits its pleasure,
even though that be, and is intended to
be. a direct obstruction to the plans OF
the other railroad company, and OF the
wishes and interests of the city in this
connection. II is very desirable that
the p. W. * ny. road should have a
fright of way" to BenwoOd. But
there is a course provided by law for OBJ
tanning it, and that is not through an
ofiicious and unwarranted interference
on the part Of the city authorities with
the rights of the company owning the
disputed ground. Perhaps the city OIL
ticials have already gone too far for their
own credit and profit. We understand
that the Mayor comedies the right of the
b. 80. Company to the ground over
which the proposed extension is now
being made, and vet the police force
was called into service TO intercept the
work, and did intercept it.
We may have very decided opinions
as 10 the concessions that should be
made in fairness between the companies
interested in the contest, but at the same
time every individual or corporation
has a right to do as it pleases with its
own. and il will be better for all parties
that this right be respected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-21
President Harrison,s Temperance Talk.


1t is related by a Chester lady that
when General William Henry Harrison
was running for the Presidency he
stopped ut the Washington House, i'll
Chester, for dinner. After dinner wine
was served. 1t was noticed that the
General pledged his toasts i'll water and
one Of the gentlemen from New York in
offering another said, General will you
not favor me by drinking a glass OF
wine?' the General declined in a very
gentlemanly manner. Again he was
urged to join them in Il glass OF wine.
This was too much. He rose from the
table, his tall form erect, and in the most
dignifed manner replied, Gentlemen:
/ have refused twice to partake Of the
wine cup-that should have been sufii-
cient; thodgh you press the cup to my
lips not Il drop shall pass the portals. |
made a resolve when started in life that
| would avoid strong drink, and have
never broken it. am one OF class OF
seventeen young men who graduated
and the other sixteen fill drunkards
graves-all through the perniciouS habit
of social wine drinking. ! owe all my
health, happiness and prosperity to that
resolution. Will you urge me now?'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-21
When the Bowels are pisordered

No time should DC lost in rcSOrting to suitable
remedy. HoStctters Stomach BitterS is the most
reliable and widely esteemed medicine OF its
class. II removes the causes of constipation, or
of undue relaxation OF the intestneS, which are
usually Indigestion or amisdirection Of the bile.
When il acts as a cathartiC, it does not grippe and
violently eyacuate, but produces gradual and
natural effects, very unlike those of drastic pur
gative; and its power OF assisting digestion multi
ics those irritating conditions Of the mucous
membrane of the stomach and intestinal canal
which produce first diarrhUa, and eventually
dySentery. The medicine is, moreover, an agree
able one and emincntly pure and wholesome
Appetite and tranquil nightly slumber are both
promoted by II.