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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-14

A. to abuse, and started out by making
soms remarks about the "disaP::
no;nted TineIe." "Deacon Hearn,"'
HWednesday's great variety show"
and Of Colonel Wilson a rt ne
ereat lion trained BY the Dsa-
con, Who had come the CRANE on the
Daniel in the lions den from Long
Reach and the Campbell from BROOKE,
Then followed Q grand howl over Col.
Wilson, Changing him with snake.iike
actIons. double tongue and . few other
little pct names OF q like nsture: This
was followed by Q sop In the shape OF
some flattery to 1.-THE sooty-faced, horny.
handed sons OF toll who labor before the
roaring furnace fires and delve IN the
bowels Of yonoer hill for the olack dia'
monds.'
After a funny story, the speaker
branched off in q new direction from
what has heretofore been spoken OF IN
this section. He started for Hon. W.
II. English and went into some private
affairs 10 show that he was q close-hsted
man, opposed to laboring men, . mem,
Der OF monopolies, National banks and
matters OF like nature, that neither
were arguments or matters OF interest,"
This was followed by some remarks
about the Democratic party oil 70 DAY,
being no part or parcel OF the old JACK
son Democracy; that that had oil been
submerged in the Republican party,
and as q companion statement he at.
tackled Wade Hampton and General
Hancock. rang in little war talk, and
closed up in q rather exhaustive man.
ner; and il is not to be wondered at
after the talk and statements he put
forth.
Vaas now tuned up and gave q selec'
ton. and then DR.. Todd came to the
front, and in lengthy and flowery
speech, talked war, war, old flag, Solid
South, and everything that is supposed
to have been buried long ago, said
he would not use abuse, then
called the Democrats "yelping snipes,
English a grasping Shylock. and said
that the only thing strictly Democratic
north OF the Mason and Dixon line was
the Delaware whipping post. A lew
funny stories were rung in and the Doc
tor subsidized after an hours effort. The
only comment necessary is that it was
one OF Todds speeches and was full OF
Gettysburg, Chattanooga, etc etc.
George Caldwell was then called for,
but on account Of the lateness OF the
hour he declined and the meeting was
declared closed. There is no cause for
alarm, il the meetings of Wednesday
night and last night are to be taken a.
samples OF what the Republicans say
they are going to accomplish within the
next ninety days. In the words OF the
small boy, Gentlemen, 20 ON with your
rat killing"
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Gaming Attractions.

Col. Reister, of the Opera House, has
been diligently at work securing unu'
sual attractions for the coming amuse'
ment season. The public will be pleas,
ed to learn he has succeeded, as will
be seen by the following, booked SD tar;
Emma Abbott English Opera Co, JOS
X. Emmett, Mitchell's Pleasure Party,
Agnes Robertson, Tile Club, Sol
Saith Russell, Rice's Evangeline, "Strat'
EXISTS" Rentz Minstreis, Leavitts Spe'
cialty Co, Mary Anderson, Fun ON the
BRISTOL" Jno. A. Stevens, Hearts oil
Oak," n. Y. Criterion Comedy Co., Tony
Deuler, Joe Jefferson, Rentz saniiey
Minstrels, Robson & Crane, John Nc.
Cullonsh, Goodwin's Froliques, Sims
Golden Came" Minnie Palmer, Ada
Caven.lish, Buffalo lii Sothe'n ut he
gets we'll in timel. Annie Pixley, Mag
yie Mitchell, Hazel Kirke.
A number OF other first class attrac-
tons will be booked up to Septem'
Der LIST.
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/ be source Of regret to our young socie.
ty, for she will leave Q gap difficult to

dli.
Henry Schmulbach' and sister left
yesterday for the East.
OCH VISITING FRIENDS.
Miss Amanda Howser, Of Baltimore.
is the guest Of Mrs. DR.. Allen.
Miss Glessner, OF Zanesville, Ia the
guest Of Miss Matte Taylor. Fourteenth
street. -,
Miss Emma Stokely. OF Steubenville,
is visiting the Misses Du Bois, at Leath.
erwood.
Miss Winona L. Hawthorne, OF New
port, Kentucky, and her brother, cadet
Hawthorne, OF the U. S. Naval Acad.
emy, Annapolis, are the guests until
September j, of NJ. Pollock, Esq, North
End.
Miss Nora Fullerton, OF Louisville,
Ky., is spending the summer with Miss
Fannie l.. Quarter, Chapline street,
South Side. :,
Miss Sallie White, OF Cumberland,
Nd, is rusticating at Leatherwood, the
guest OF Miss Libbie Greer.
Miss Matte Crawford, OF Marietta, is
spending visit with Mrs. G. L. Mendel,
Island.
Mrs. lockwood and daughter, Miss
Lou, of Moundsrille, are visiting Mrs.
Amick, OF the Fifth ward.
Miss Totin, OF Allegheny, is the guest
of Miss Carrie Gilchrist. at Leather
wood.
LAST NIGHTS GAYETIEs.
The weekly hop came off in fine style
at Mt. Belleview. last night. A most
enjoyable time was had by all fortunate
enough to be present. Niewig's band
delivered its sweetest strains, the night
was fair, the ladies faiier, all were young
and what more could be desired.
A very pleasant party was given, last
night, by Mrs. Charlie Mendei, in honor
of her guest, Miss Crawford, OF Marietta.
A platform was erected on the lawn, on
which The guests danced to the music OF
Kramer's hand.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

The marks last evening showed that
the river has risen some and with pros
poets Of still further slight rain. Water
in the channel, ieet ! inches. Bust
ness fair. Weather clear.
The Sidney, Capt. Billy List in COM
mand and Capt. Charles in the Office, is
the regular transportation packet TO
Cincinnati for this afternoon. This
steamer can be recommended az one OF
the fastest and most convenient low
water packets plying the Ohio river.
The Science is the regular Parters.
burg packet this morning.
The Telegram is running on regular
time, and carries a large number to
campmeeting.
The Florence Meyer got away last
evening with all the freight she wanted
TO carry.
The Abner O'Neal is aground at the
Sisters. At late hour last night she
had not been gotten of.
The C. w. Bachelor takes the place OF
the Science in the Parkersburg trade,
and will leave at the usual hour, 1890,
this morning.
The Science has permanently entered
the Wheeling and Matamoras trade, and
will leave here every other morning at
ten o'clock.
The Steamer NJ. s. Thanhouser will
will leave Martins Ferry for the camp
meeting at Moundsville, Sunday August
18Th, at 3 o'clock A. ". Round trip fifty
cents. Leaves Wheeling at $50. Round
trip forty cents.i Returning At O'Clock
In the evening.
PIrTsBURGH, August l3.-River 10
inches and falling. Weather clear and
warm.
CINCINNATI, August l3-Riyer 6 feet
: inches and stationary. Weather warm.
Arrived-Chancellor. Wheeling; Fash.
ion, Henderson; c. W. Anderson, Evans.
vile; John L. Rhoads, st. Louis. De.
parted-Chanceilor, Wheeling.
EVANSVILLE, August l3.-Dovn-
Kyle and Guthrie. Up - Idlewild.
Weather clear and hot River 3 Q 10
feet and falling.
MEMPHIS, August Is River fallen 2
inches. Departed-James Howard, Col.
orado, st. Louis. Weather warm.
LOUISVILLE, August l3.-River rising. 4
feet inches in the canal and 2 feet 4
inches in the chute on the falls. Weather
clear and warm. Business fair. Etna
and tow, Ironton to Ironton; Charley
Bowen No. 2 and tow, from Pomeroy.
The Charley Bowen No. 2 Vas sold 70
Captain @. F. Luke, Of St. Louis, terms
private.
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ST. CLAIRBVILLE.
General and -Disgruntled Dark
les Observation-Disclosures Sorsps-Ssls
ola Valuable Farm.
ST. CLAIRsviLLE, August 18th.

ST. CLAIRsvILLE, August 18th.
Our village on the hill 10 extremely
dull at this time. The political topics
Of the day do not attract much interest
and but little excitement will be Rppar.
ant until the active work OF the cam.
paign comes on. The result in this
county will doubtless he Democratic
victory, but the Democrats have got TO
work Tor it. They cannot remain idle
and expect TO win. Our Democrats are
the live and energetic kind and can he
depended on TO do their duty. Our
county ticket is an excellent one and
every man on it ought TO be elected by a
good majority.
Our colOIed folks have abandoned
their proposed campmeeting on the
Fair Grounds, because the Republican
President and the Republican Directors
OF the Fair refused them the use o. the
grounds. The colored brethren are in.
dignant, and some Of them talk OF vot.
ing the Democratic ticket in conse-
Quence.
The Board OF Education has created
new department in the schools OF this
place, making six departments in all.
The new department il 10 be in charge
Of G. W. Elliott, Of Callenshurg, Pa who
10 also employed a. Assistant Superin.
tendent. Prof. Hitchcock. the new su.
perintendent, and his family have Or.
rived from Niles, their former home.
The salary oil the Superintendent has
been reduced TO $1,000 per year. The
Assistant Superintendent receives SIS
per month, the grammar teacher $45 and
the other teachers $35.
A considerable number OF Republi.
cans in this county have declared their
intention OF voting for Hancock. To
make their votes effective in Noyem.
i,er, they should vote the Democratic
ticket in October.
A drunken row occurred In Andrew
ianss saloon near Morristown, last
Sunday night, In which Lrcien Bran.
hall, 4 notorious rough, was shot and
severely wounded BY Amos Brown.
The wound would have been q fatal one
had not the ball struck q nib and
glanced.
The Caldwell farm OF 80 acres, situs.
ted on the WarnOck pike, half way be.
tween this place and Wsrnock Station.
was sold at sherif's sale last Saturday 20
Joseph b. Caldwell, Of Wheeling, for
Sl5.770.50.
The Democratic campaign in this
county will be opened at Bellaire Satur.
DAY evening, Aug. q, when Geo. w.
Morgan, OF Mt. Vernon, will deliver q
speech.
Col. J. F. Chsrlworth, the DEMOCRATIC
nominee for Congress, in this district, ID
attending the soldiers' reunion At Co
lumbua
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WHERE TO WORSHIP.

Services at the y. P. Church tome,
row 1t 1880 4. y. No evening seryis.
aabbath echool q ?. u.
The q. ?. Church auditorium Is to b.
thoroughly renovated. Contracts h,ss
BEEN let for frescoing, painting. s,s
The frescoe designs are very besutiiuI
and when completed the room will prs
ant an appearance second to none !,
the city. The work will commence i'm
mediately.
Mr.. Frank. rector, will preach a, n.
Baptist Church, corner OF Twelfth ana
Byron streets, to morrow morning and
evening. Sunday School at 2 ?. "
Prayer and conference meeting wedues.
day eveding.
Presbyterian Church tomorrow. Ne.
Their will there be any Sabbath Schoo
owing to the fact that the church is l..
ing overhauled and repaired.
At the Second Presbyterian Churt
Rev. J. D. Moffat will preach at 1890,
n. No services at night.
Tomorrow at the Disciples Church
Sunday school at 10 Al Preachingb b,
the pastor at II A. y. No service in u,
evening.
There will b. preaching services 4,
the Thomson NJ. +. Church, Island, On
tomorrow morning. No services a.
night.
There will be services in the Fin,
Presbyterian Church on Tomorrow a.
1880 A. u. The pastor, Rev. ID. A.
Cunningham, d. D., will preach.
The English Lutheran Church. on
Sixteenth street, will be open a. usual
tomorrow, the pastor, Rev. 3. Barniii.
officiating. At 1880 A. n. tho suhiec,
Of discourse will he, Reasons for no,
growing weary in welldoing." Sab.
bath School address at 2 o'clock. Even.
ing service at halt.past Z. Subject
The unfortunate choice"
Sabbath School international lessol
study TO morrow. "Abram and Mel
chizedek," Genesis xiv, IL ~.
Rev. DIR. +. Harper, OF Grafton, on,
OF the Vice Presidents OF the West Viz
ginis State Sabbath School Convention,
IS corresponding with a view to a DIS
trict Sunday school convention Tor The
6rst district.
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MO! FOR CHICAGO.

Baltimore and Washington
Communicates knights Temp:
lar. will leave those cities AT
ID. I'M. on Saturday afternoon Via
baltimore and Ohio IL. "a. and
will arrive ai lsenwoOd al . Il.
I'M. Sunday morning: in two spe.
cial train. Of twelve Pullman
Palace ears. knights Temp
lar and friends Of This city de-
string to join them can leave
wheeling via Baltimore anna
ohio at $50 -. nm. sunday
morning. az this company has
arranged TO run speciai Puii'
man ears and coaches through
without change, arriyin: In
Chicago Sunday evening nj =
o'clock. Parties dcsiring 10
avail themselves Of This OppOr.
tunity can secure tickets and
bcrtiis by calling at once AT Ii.
a d. thea ct Office.
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PERSONAL POINTS.
Pertinent Sayings and Doings.

Mrs. Augustus Pollack and family
left for an eastern trip. last evening.
A. II. Malone, ESQ oil Cabeii county.
was in the city, Yesterday.
Col. Ben. Wilson and his son Joe lei,
for home, yesterday morning.
Col. Jacob Il. Jackson left for Parker.
bury, yesterday morning.
Hon. Gporye G. Sturriss went 70
NJ ,undsville, yesterday, where he vii
speak.
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CHEAP EXCURSION To CHI.
CAGO.
Tho Trlenninl COnclavc KnIghts
Templar ut Chicago - The
Grandcst Masonic Event the
World Has Ever Sccn-Excur.
sion : Arrangements.


Very few except those interested 10
completing arrangements have any con.
ception of the magnitude Of the prrpM.
ntions made to receive and entertain
Knights Templar Communicates and
brother Masons on the occasion of the
Tricnnial Conclavc at Chicago. during
the week beginning Monday, August
10th.
Quarters have already been assigned
to over $4,000 Knights, their ladies and
invited guests, and the best o! assuran.
ces are given that all vino may with to
come to participate in or witness he
magnificent spectacle oil 5000 knight.
in line, can and will bc taken care 81.
The Pittsburgh. Cincinnati 4 y.
Louis R'y Co.-Pan. Handle Route an.
rounce the sale Of excursion tcke,S
from all points on its lines. on SUNDAY.
Monday and Tuesday. August 10Th 10Th
and l7th, good to return until MONDAY,
August I'D, 1880, inclusive. tn. rate
from Wheeling to Chi,aso AMI return.
will be only SO o..
The Pan. Handle Route IL ia" direct
and quick line, and the only r"uie run.
ming sleeping cars between COLUMBIA,
and Chicago. Its trains make dirt
connections at Chicago with rsprs
trains 10 and from the Northwest. C.
N. & st. I. R'y trains run 10 and from
Pan. Handle Route Depot. ut ChIrsro
The G. K N. w. R'y Depot il in tie im.
mediate vicinity, and arrangements io'
prompt transfer TO the &, b.. Il q Ry
g. X. ]. Il +. X. X. and &. & A. X. X. de.
pots are perfect.
For further information or excursion
tickets call on nearest Agent Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati * st. Louis Ry- Pan Handle
Route-Or J. NJ. Belleville, Agent, icd
OF Eleventh street, Wheeling.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New Advertisements.

Commissioners Sale OF Valuable
G,enn's Run.and City Property.
Mrs. Knox Fluting Machines Mes
bitt < Bro.
Toilet Ware-J. III. Rinehart.
Valuable Ohio County Land for Sule.
Knitting Yarns-Wheat x Naylor.
We Must Have ROOM. Blum d
Bro. Head OF Local
Something New Stanton 4 Daven-
port.
Letter List.
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The Bone and Muscle producing Malt,
the Nerve-quieting Hop, the superb Ma
larial antidote, Quinine, and other prec-
ious ingredients. combined without Ter
mentation, are the ingredients OF MALT
Bitters," prepared by the Malt Bitters
Company. .
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WAsHINGroS, August II, A. N.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, clear
or partly cloudy weather, variable
winds, mostly southerly, stationary tenn
pera,ure, stationary or lower barometer.
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"Plsasant and Ensotuaj. -
PURsLEY, W. Va, Nov. q, 1879,

runLEY, W. VA, Nov. q, 1879.
As,@a Zaaghiia Bros & Co.,
PIeaee send a. another supply Of your
Worm Syrup. We are mesiin9 With an
increased sale: Wsfnd It always gives
:af:taetion. I have used Il IN nv own
iAmily, and found u not only pleaeant
bat shsetual. xAR1rn 4 DoiLsI
0Dopls9 & kvis.
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Grand Excursion to tho -es Shore vic y.
g. q 1t. l.. and Pennsylvania Railroad
Excursion tickets to Cape Nav anI
Atlantic City via p. G. Il ~. J.. RaiST
Pan Handle route, and Prnusyyanp

u dU IIdfUilf Tl'''l fN'l 'lI-l lNdl
railroad Tu"sIpN. ..Ugg' Ia.
Those Ir,iring ~ VISIT 'hr 'amor,
watering resorts nam"l, Should sya
themfeives at the ycry !"g ,Grpf,
rates nov ci'rill.
The eacursipn ,akns Won ,hrmH
Pittsburgh, over tie Allc.hrrr W.
tains, via the famous lore Sl.o" Boz.
Altoona, Harrisburg, rhl'sdrip''.
thence To- cn!.r MAY swi Atiui." -,
the fayoii'- srasiI, !csnT,s ~ Au"'lri.
Excursion cscis VII to- gooi ~
on trains leaving Wheeling at I2r. y
and 4:50 T.. y. August 18th. E''.rl
Ing, will be good until August 18th, -
elusive. Fare vii. hc - follow. j.
Cape Nay and return. sliD; A,ah'f
City and return, .ll.Jt.
Excursion tickets will also be- sod 70
Washington, ID. G., for same trains q
rate Of 80 80 for round trip.
For tockets, information, &c, sri!
TO j. N. Bellevillr, agent J., ". Il b!
division Pan Handle route. foot Esr
enth street, Wheeling. W. Va.
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MoundsvfIls Campmsstins.

On Sunday, August 18th, the B. 80
railroad will run excursion trains 70
TIE 10, Moundsviile campmesting, Leaving
Wheeling at 8 A. H., 8 A. 4. and 10 4. n
r. L., 3 p. ~, n. II. and 8 n. Re.
turning, leave noundsville 1t 4, s, 8 and
Top. n. Round Trip, % eenta
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ATTENTION, PARENTS. To
make room for Fall Goods, We
will sell Boys and Chiidren's
Suits at cost. Oehm ~ Co.,
CIOtIiiers. I325 Market ST., at-
Inning ODerl Home.
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FrxR gardening lands at John 8.
Bates, out the Bridgeport pike, on the
18th. Sec advertisement. =,
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A Card.

n Ssfu.
Editor OF the Register.
WHEELING, w. Va, Au.us'Ia
DEAR SIR:-I have heard tbst tier
was an article in your paper vhicb oof.
tanned IN account Of Mr.. Glib. cnnls
over from the Island 10 get his mos'l
the next dav. Please correct tnis, 90 )
does Mr.. ellis great injustice. o. y
came over with me and at my rqg,s.
but tor no such purpose rs this. u =
wrong Tor any one, whoever he may ot
TO say that, az IL in not ~ and oa'
vouch for that myself.
Yours Respectfully.
J. EysHEisLs
CSpEITAlis0 attended ~ by Roetn
Luke, No. 1890 Market street, ne'
tha pnstnffice at reasonable vsi's
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TAKE NOTICE.

ms stAf only Loisrs srcr ro'.,'on By TIE psop.<
y q Sq,s and unol.r a !lis decision Of Ire u. :,
SsUrr-.s CJari M WdsSirg'oa, Is ihe only Lrgat
lo,ts7J noW a ne rai'ei Sc;es, al otser charters
hawai- 6rsa r,pcGl>5i0 ~ hG~iig no cftsie'ee.
Niu,l, Crauj u s.-ihutoii. Glass |. a. New Or
leIus rucS,iIy. september Ian, lcS-l2th
Monthly DgawiuS.
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
FMS institution was regularly Incorporated oy
tne LEGISLATURE OF the state for Educational anG
C.ar.;able purpoS,s, IN iSGs. for the TERN DE
SNTY-FINE YEARS, 20 which contract me
lny.Oiahle faith Of tbc state II pledged, when
pledgc has heca renewed by an overwhelming
popular vote. securing It's franchise In the new
constitution adopted Decemper III, \. ID. 1879
with Car.t,i Oi 81 GO. 90 to which II has since
aided rts1syc fund Ci $4,000. lgSGrsnG single
NEmhcv Distribution will Jake plSCu monthly,
ON tho second Tue~riar ~ pevsT Scal- or post
pon,s. ,.opS al the following distribution:
Capital Prize, $4,000.
ton ON Txckafs ~ Two Dollara zach
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Weather lndics tons.

n.xi2S.Spx.7rx.I7..x 12N.spx Up. N
81 80 So 20 Is So 80 ~
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Thermometer Record.
FRIDAY.

As taken at Schnepi's Opera House
drug store:.
FRIDAY.
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Capital Prize, 30, 900.
100 90 Tickets az Two Dollars each.
Half Tickets Sl.0Q.

1857 Prizes. amounting Nc
Responsible corresponding agents wanted at
al points, 70 whom . liberal compensation will
be paid.
Write, clearly sts,ing full address. for further
Information. or send orders by express. or in Q
Registered Letter or Money Order by mail, cd
dressed only TO
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or same person at No. so Broadway. Ne~ Yosk.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are un-
der the supervision and management OF Generals
G. T. Beauregard and Juoal A. Early. asliwSg
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party HOT only utUldHuS ITct tTaue,
but they are using English gold anu
documents TO tell the American what
his duty is. | hold in my hand a
pamphlet to the Western farmer, which
presumes 10 say what an Americans
duty is on tree trade. Il is a book
printed in England, and am informed
that within the past few days 800
copies have been sent 10 your city
library Tor distribution. Now what a
state OF affairs is this-not content with
appealing to you to support their in!a-
nous doctrines, they send three thou
sand miles away for the English money
and brains 10 help them along. They
are only too glad to do it across the
water, for they wish our protective tariff
to be destroyed in order that their goods
may have show in this great country
OF ours. They have bought the English
authors to further the system which will
cut your throats. Will you endure it?
About this time noise was heard up
the street that sounded as il all the
drum corps OF the city were coming.
Mr.. Hutchinson tried to saw something,
but finally said he could not speak
against brass band, and sat down Tor a
moment. The music grew louder and
louder, and presently the shining faces
OF the two lights-COl. Buoy and Ham
Davis were seen coming through the
crowd. followed by the Kicker" club
headed by drum corp that was drum
corp to stand in awe OF, especially the
man who swung the bass drum stick.
The reported got out his note book to
note down the Draining Of some one,
but the drummer vas quieted down
and Long John a2ain got up to h III . ,ue
the crowd. At this time some one in
crowd, said: "Are you all right on
tariff" ~ am for sure and I will be
all right on the 9Th Of November
next" Tits startling statement 80 en-.
boldened John that ne forgot what he
bad said in the fore part Of bis speech
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-06-01
Sarkasm.,

There is disposition on the part
Of few Of the leading journalists in
this State to completely annihilate
the CoLrier-Journal simply from the
fact that these leading journals have
all the money and brains and influence
they desire aud want to put down
everything that they think would by
reason Of its success detract from
heirstanding.. 81 a,s..,,., IN X .,i.'l i!.'
Nowthe Uourier-Journalisa second
rate country sheet, toa,be sure. but
the Loyslwho run, it have hearts ! in
them located in the right place and
we think it exceedingly unkind for the
editors Of those large and influential
journals to treat the CD, as they
havc-they have taunted and teased
young Mr.. Watterson, the editor,
(wllohas bat little experience and less
brsss) nntilit is rumored,that he is
thinking Of retiring from journalism
altogether, which is toobad as he had
just become somewhat accustomed te
the privations Of life and could (had
THE aforesaid journals let him livel
on for many years and died a saint
Tut, tut, tut!--Pddacah Enterprise