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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-09-14
81 men were counted out in
1879, every one of whom was
q Republican.
GRAND RALLY.

There was a grepd mass meeting at
Buckfeld last Tuesday afternoon. Sen
ator Blaine and Hon. Mahlon Chance of
Ohio, addressed an audience of from four
to sig thousand people. A special train
was run up from Mechanic Falls contain
ing the Brass Band of that place, plat
form car with canon on board and a
large crowd of people. A special was
also run down from Canton with crowd
headed by Canton band. Mr.. Blaine
pronounced it one of the largest country
meetings ever held in Maine. He spoke
for two hours and half to the delighted
audience. Mr.. Chance followed in
ringing national speech. We shall hear
good report from this meeting next
Monday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-09-14
Get every voter home.
BETHEL MASS MEETING.


The Mass Meeting at Bethel last We'd
nesday, IKE that of the preceding day
at Buckfeld, was grand success. Sena-
tor Blaine addressed a crowd Of thousands
in the grove, during the afternoon. Hon.
Mahlon Chance of Ohio, also spoke for a
time. In the evening there was grand
torchlight procession and an illumination.
A large majority of the houses in the
village were fully illuminated. Hon.
VIM. P. Frye addressed crowd even
larger than that of the afternoon, at the
same place in the evening. The people
were full of enthusiasm, and the whole
affair passed off in good style. 1t was
a long to-be-remembered day for Bethel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-09-14
The people elected 80 Re-
publican Representatives and
81 fusionists, Garcelon GER
tificated 70 fusionists and 81
Republicans.

Next Thursday we shall issue the
last of our campaign supplements. 1t
will contain complete list of the votes
cast in Oxford County for Governor.
Member of Congress, County Officers and
Representatives to the Legislature. All
friends OF the paper should aid in this
work by mai ing list Of votes Monday
night as soon as the polls are closed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-09-14
IsoIon Chase on Fusion.l

The old Bourbons have WIS.,
ions of Hancock and glory
that is. a pull at the public
teat, and they have agreed
with a few trading Greenback-
ers to divide the custom houses
and post-ofiices. That is the
end aud beginning of fusion
in Maine. If that nest OF eggs
does hatch out, it will be a
nondescript brood.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-09-14

State Election, Monday, September l3ln.
FoR GOVERNOR;
DANIEL r. DAVIS.
OF CORINTH.
FOR CONGRESS:
WILLIAM p. FRY r,
oF LEWISTON.
FOX SENATOR'S;
AUGUSTUS H. WALKER, OF Lowell.
GEORGE ID. BISBEE, of Buckheld.
roR FECRNrE REGISTER,
HERRICK c. DAVIS, of Pans.
FOR COMMISSIONER;
WALDO PETTENGlLL, Of Rumiord.
FOR SHERIFF;
WILLIAM DOUGLASS, of Waterford.
FoR TREASURER
GEORGE II. WATKINS, OF Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-09-14

Sevcnty-six Union soldiers
discharged by Congress and
lightweight Confederates APP
pointed since the rebels cap
tured the capitol. Keep this
fact before the people.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-09-14

Eben F. Pillsbury IL Co. S3,IOO
4. }. Cameron y Co. 2,OOO
b. +. Lancaster 1880
A. p Gould 500
Councilman extra grab 4G5
Il. w. Black 50
G. w. French 100
j. Benson, Jr. 50
NJ. NJ. Folsom so
NJ. L. Haskell 90
Benz. Bunker mot including
the s35 postage stamp
grab 81
c. H. Osgood %
For "teams" and "incidentals" 1879
personal expenses 100
.'three special police mot
allowed by law JOG
Money illegally used $3.50
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-09-14

BY mistake, the name Of W. Scott
Robinson was omitted from the bills an
nouncing the final meeting at Norway
Saturday night. lie will be present
however, and close the campaign with
one of his characteristic speeches.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-09-14
From Wade Hnmpfon's speech at q Dem =
ocrA,ic Mssiing In Virginia,
July 20. 1891

Consider what Lee and
Jackson would do were they
alive. These are the same
principles for which they fought
for four years. Remember the
men who poured forth their life
blood OH Virginia's soil, and
do not abandon them now.
Remember that upon your vote
the success of the
Democratic ticket.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-09-14
$3.50 STOLEN.

Among other illegal expenditures of
money by Garcelon and his Council, with
out even the rendering of legal sccounts
and vouchers, were the following sums
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-09-14

FoR PRESIDENTIAL ELECrOks'
,JO>EPH :. wHEELWRSHI
ALBANY IRA H. fO>>-
second pisirict-OTlS HA1tOkD-
mini District-EpWI> Ply ?
Tonrth Districf-IEWlS r. JOHNSON,
Fffth Di,triet-SEwARp T. HUME
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-09-14

FoR VICE-FREsIDENT
CHESTER A. A RI II | X,
or NEw 0ORk.
Herald of Kansas., 1880-04-16
no OUR OPPONEN.E.x

We desire those gentlemen who
opposed the endorsement Of THr
HERALD in the State Convention Of
Colored Men to point to q sinole ar
tlcle IN support Of wh;skey' evnr
published in this paper. The onlv
argument the opponents Of THE Hrn
AID can offer is the article headad
"Iemperance Boom, published some
time since. Our opponents seemed
to have forgotten the fact that We al
lowed Il Cardozo, one of the cham
plons OF temperance in this CITY to
reply to our article, in a letter near.
" three columns long No, whis.
Key is not why they opposed THE
HERALD: it was the charges made Nv
Cap Matthews, of Leaven worth that
caused the opposition. Tine will
tell just how THE HERALD stand, on
the whiSkey question, and we shall
remember those who opposed this
paper.
Herald of Kansas., 1880-04-16

Pc IN time to see the more than
magnificent street parade in the
morning; be thoughtful and gener.
Gus and bring the whole family with
you enjoy right royal holiday, and
60 back to the Office, farm and work.
Shop re'lnVigorAted and refreshed.
with better heads and lighter hearts
for having visited Sells Brothers
millionaire Confederation OF Stuneu-
oous Railroad shows, at Topekr on
Tuesday the Goth
Ihe amusement Titan that does Ill
u adVertlses; that does not permit its
patrons to be annoyed by peddIino
OF any kind under its canvass that
demand protection from the author
ltles for its patrons from swindlars
ana monntebanks that has the onlV
complete travelling menagerie on
earth; that has the largest and most
artistic circus ever seen; that has the
greatest and only James Robinson
that has the largest herd Of Captive
klephanta, the largest Aquarium OF
oea Lions and Marine Amphibee
the only pair Of full grown, living
Hlppopotami ever imported the
only drove of six performing Col
orado Cattle; the only two ho rned
hairy Rhnoceros; the only Willis
Cobb Miniature Circus: the onlv |
hlng Sabro's Royal Japanese Circus |
The only genuine Electric Light and
Motor exhibited both afternoon and
evening }; the only tribe of Ute
Chiefs and Braves, and gives the fin
sst street show the world has ever
seen.
Herald of Kansas., 1880-04-16
CHURCH DHRE4vFOev

a. NJ. E; church, Rev. J. w. Braxton
pastor, 2nd; and Madison streets. ssrvfcl
scbnoi a. - o,clock o. q. m, and 1p. m., SUNDAY
nastor 14o haPtlst church. Rev. J. #. Thomas
P"stor. services at IL a. m. and IN m
sunday school at O'clock, 1sT and Madi.
znd NJ. E. church Rev. T. Aerritt
pastor, on Van Buran ana 18th. Services
Schndl cl0ck a. IN. and 7 p. IN. Sunday
congregational church. on Kansas ave
CO., Su; 'en ana 9th' Rev. De Hart pastor
services at IL a. m, and 7p. m.
Cumoerland Presbyterian church on 2nd
ana jackson: Rev L. Fulbright pastor.
oGI res at a. m, and 7p.m. Sunday
school O. clock p. M.
Ashbury Chapel, NJ. E. church north
Topeka, Rev. w. o. Lynch, pastor. Ser
vices at 3. p. IN. and SO, p IN. Sunday
school at 1.30.
Herald of Kansas., 1880-04-16

!, " mend, Mr.. 7. J. Watts, has
u II ! 'as'ssd to travel this season
u. Il '''' Brothers Circus and Me-
saIS y the capacity Of a musician,
s,'..' musician Mr.. Watts is we'll and
~ sa'0'y known BY the citizens of
\. 'r''' y, ana the Sells Bros. have
,s,i'. ,s,aeSy in securing his services
| ''ou w % being 8 No. | violinist
4 "a'fS i considered corn.l
.a,''s = 10 small calibre, and y.
@sa ss,lsned he is able to hola biz
wherever be may 60. -
Herald of Kansas., 1880-04-16
MARRIED

In this city, Wednesday evening
Oy the Rev. j. F, Thomas, at the
residence Of brides parents, Mr.
James Martin to Miss Hattie High
tower.
We tender our congratulations to
the happy couple, and hope their
lie will prove one Of happiness.
Herald of Kansas., 1880-04-16

The subscription price Of THE
HERALD OF KANSAS is only 50. This
MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE.
AS we have to pay CASH for every
thlng we get, we cannot afford TO
print this paper for MERE PROM
lSES. This rule applies to ALL.
Herald of Kansas., 1880-04-16
Personal

= young gentleman of means .
stranger in the city, desires to cor
RESPOND with several young ladies in
'nlS city Object: matrimopv. a.
dress, ONt. Ao-
ID. F.,
Care of HERALD office
Herald of Kansas., 1880-04-16

~ We do not receive postage -esa
Us stamps III pay ment for sub SEQ
Bsg~ Scription to The HERALD. ass
30 Send money order at our Sssa
RS~expense. We have onnnIv 49,
HkST~ of stamps on hand nov -
Herald of Kansas., 1880-04-16

n, pspal amount Of local matter
!. .,0rded out this week by the pro-
...,iros Of the convention.
Herald of Kansas., 1880-04-16

mo prominent water-hauler will do
'e ~ water In all parts of the civ
ne %IlVes Blue Wagon No. 81 Co,I
Oh hlfn, II you want water "1'
Herald of Kansas., 1880-04-16

bar the Cheapest show in the
World. One Ticket Tor the U.naI
Ffice Admitting TO ALL ChIldrea un.
der years haIf-price. In returns
more than Twenty Times The vslus
of your money. aud j. worth coming
a hundred milrsafo see.
TWO EXHIBITIONS DALEY. AT.
IERNOON \ ND EVENING Me
nagerie and Museum. Daor- opc
precisely at and ! r.. NJ. Pcrios
nance in the Grand Separate Cirrn
Arena, ! hour later
Herald of Kansas., 1880-04-16
INFORMATION WANTED

Offices under this heading nat aro.oa
rHt % sep G!ln1es' Will be published FREE on
OF the whereabouts Of MILTON
- d ARBIN. Any information ~
az nls present whereabouts viii be
thankfully received by his vie
AMANDA HARRTN
Or rd;. Topeka, Kansas,
0F the whereabouts of GEORGE
y BLACKBURN. Any nerSon
knowing Of his Whereabouts viii
confer favor by addressing "
MRS. SUSAN MILLER.
Lovelana, Ohio.
[ r. the whereabouts of a Mr.
= FOSTER, who came to Kansas
aoout two years ago. He formerIv
resided at Pulaski, Tenn. Informa.
ION concerning his Whereabouts viii
oe thankfully received by
II. G. RUTHERFORD.
Topeka, Kan.
Herald of Kansas., 1880-04-16

lsp.ta g Concert to be given
hes'.sss, ! Second Baptist eSureS, b, raS
'sst month, VIII rocieve W
I,.s5.1 III 5,l.soessary to make !. J
addition to singing, lrsT reeil e :
~ spti,,as i requested to state
'sa spos 'sd Z the 'Exoduso will
I'D n jss,h lhe board. introduo.
rs,,sss'l ss'll'e 'ongs of southern.
viii Be there.
'snl : copies pie Of Tur HERALD
'''i' 'iis. 1sss'':, i1ss sf ,1a-s:. Sa ssp''-
he HERALD.
Herald of Kansas., 1880-04-16
p.l,v Morning, April 16.
r,,tcE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

IAN is authorized 10 receive
Y N,.sion money tor The HERALD,
iaaib i1,',iibe Undersigned.
ssY n G. RUTHERFORD.
W r. EAGLEsON,
Herald of Kansas., 1880-04-16

n0Bf forget The Rag-Carpet Social
| Second Baptist Church April 23d.
Admission 10 cents
The State Convention was well at
tended.
II 10 this writing our junior edi-
wisin Washington with prospe cts
dsnying there for some time yet.
East Sunday was baptismal day
Eih our Blptist friends. Quite
number we're baptised, and was wit
messed by several hundred people.
IyanOtner column we publish the
names ot The State Executive Com
mite appointed at the state COnveu-
lion oi Colored Men, held in this
tity last Monday.
Read the Call which has been is
nedby the President Of the Execu-
iTe Committee, appointed BY the
Sai Convention last Monday, to be
bapd in another column.
We devote most of our space to-
daY 70 the proceeding of the State |
Convention Of ColOred Men AS it !
interests every colored man in the
Sa'it should be read by all.
Lac festival given by the Trustees
q ne 4 N. B. church last Tuesday
h'Sa' vas not as we'll attended as it
'noola pave been, but those present
'' - s'snlng very pleasantly.
Herald of Kansas., 1880-04-16

l,','' ~ Matthews in opposing r.,
|e,,a. s''s , sened to think + ! nraa, !
], ~ y should have tba - s.sa' soa'
R,n !, aIn' just az though h
kts,bss,s,u ,ulna'ulate that The HrR-
u ps,... y never say anything abont
~, y be 10 praise. III
49,. Z should have consD,taa
l. - " Published any tbSr,'eo tbinn e
a'dit for saying. All IIIIs ne ns
las,''llo ,'lo Nv. Mattbew VS. !, ,aat @t
a,.ssl - has been mis-inform. ,n'
l,ai,I ! ,ii This paper are ta,a' onan ,ne fns
sars. made y does ! not no " deny
a',sr, rs,la Pleads guilty, and ask
We grant him
Herald of Kansas., 1880-04-16

n,nt forget the Rag Carpet Social
!, s.coud Baptist Church April 23d.
Admission 10 cents
Herald of Kansas., 1880-04-16

= Exodus Lodge No 2O24GuOoto
dov mee's a~ at their hall every Thurs.
9ay eve at eight O'Clock corner % -
Ht1'n nEI, and Kansas ave. All oaI u
" IA s0od standing are invited
A. KUrKENDALL N q W
NJ w. OvEREoN, P.s.
n shawnee Lodge No 1923. GUOof
haIf naat aneets every Wednesday eve at
nnd niI Z Rass seven at their hail, cor. 9Th
IN ~ anod n~1saS ave. All Odd Fellows
10 good standing are Invited. '0"S
II. HAY, N. G..
w A. SYsEMoRR, P.S,
Herald of Kansas., 1880-04-16
WANTED

= woman who is good house
Eeeper, to go to Ridgeway Usage
70. hans. Good wages paid.
Apply toJ. j. Jennings
l5Sl2 Kans. Ave.
Herald of Kansas., 1880-04-16

Lots on Kansas. Tenth. Washing
ton and Western avenues at
L. L. drRANDAMIE.
Real Estate agt.
IO6 Kansas Avenue.
Herald of Kansas., 1880-04-16
NOEC n

The knights of Wise Men uo..o
ossry e Monday night at The HER4GD
arn ornGe' in W.. Whete those wishing to Join
T. PACKED
Herald of Kansas., 1880-04-16

improved and unimproved farms
near Topeka, in Shawnee and Wa
oaunsee counties, on easy terms Of
payment at
I. L. deRANDAMIE,
Real Estate agt.
106 Kansas ave.
Herald of Kansas., 1880-04-16

=. W. Turner and Richard Jackson
nave opened wood and coal ward
On 1Oth street bet. Kansas ave. ana
Jackson, where they will sell wood
ana coal in large or small quantities
Give them a call.
walk In at 1O6 Kansas avenue and
look at the land list Of
Z. l.. deRANDAsfIE,
Real Estate agt.
LOG Kansas ave.
Herald of Kansas., 1880-04-16

The State Convention was well at
tsnded
Herald of Kansas., 1880-04-16

care of HERALD Office
Herald of Kansas., 1880-04-16

I0CAL NEWS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-12
SUCCESSFUL FAIR
by the Ladies' of st. Alphonsus'
Church.

The fair aud festival which has been
in progress ut 1t. AlphOnsus Hall, con-
Quoted 10y the ladies Of the church. since
last Tuesday, has been cminently sue
ccsslul and the net profits have been
estimated to exceed y, 800, which is AS
tonishing, The Hall had been crowded
every evening and besides contributing
10 good cause, those who attended en-
loved themselves immensely.
On Saturday night the contests for
prizes closed, with the following result;
Gold watch-Fred Harnits, 1923 IL !;
Andrew Holden, $40 81.
NccklacO-Mary Gardner, Sl75 "a;
Minnie Mason, $50 81.
Valuable tea sct-Louisa Seidler,
$lS2 o.; Louisa Roth, Sl3i 20.
Necklace Maria Cruise, sos az;
Frouie Auth, 500.
Doll bride Rosa May Stein, $50. 90 I;
Bell Meyers, Sl.50
Set Of iewclry Albinger, $685. /;
Annie Refining, SO 90.
Wax cross Sophie GauS, $50. 40; An
ME Eichenlaub, $40.
Necklace-Emma Vocht, SOFA; Ella
iNbat, E'p ~
Bracelets Frouio Shaoier, SCI .SS;
Lizzie Brockhart, S23 2l.
Wax Gross Mary Bernhart, $i9.65;
TIME stcager, 1888,
Gold Watch Chain-.Willie Bot,
$ll 10, Allie Scilz, $2l so
Burcau--Iouisa Fading, Sl5 80: Bar
bara Sepple, 81 20,
Fine iamp-John Warner, $40 30;
David.lIawley, 81 30
Parlor Clock-Annie Ieager, S237 20;
Emma Strln, SI5 ~.
Marble Top Stand--Lizzie Stogcr,
$50 II Sallie Winnesdoerier, $40 81.
Every successful contestant was hon
ored with a second prize.
There are yet many articles on hanl
and the fair will he continued this even.
ing, US will be seen by an advertisement
in another place.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-12
Personal POINTS.
Pertinent Sayings and Doings

Counsellor James Cowden is acting a.
clerk Of the Municipal Court during
Commodore DarrahS absence.
Miss Belle Shatfer, Of Austin, aformer
pupil at the Seminary, is visiting
friends in the city.
Mrs Sallie Turner, Of BenwoOd, ac-
companied by her mother, left on Sat
uriay for Cincinnati, on the steamer
Chancellor.
Mr.. Joseph Steger, a well known citi
zen Of the Second ward, died at his resi-
dcnce yesterday.
Councilman Handlan has returned
from his Columbus trip.
Foreman Rose, OF the Eighth ward
hose company, boasts the ability 10 "get
out" with his reel in half the time il
takes any other.
Capt John r. OMalley, the hand.
soonest attorney OF Pittsburgh, spent
Sunday in the city.
W, 4, lsett, Esq, is home from a trip
to the West.
Councilman SchultEe is busily at
work and will soon be able to put his
hands in his breeches pockets and tell
you the vote OF the Eighth ward.
Stanley A. Morrill,. OF New York,
gentleman we'll known to many Wheel.
ingites vas in tie city on Saturday.
City Editor Boyd, Of the Parkcrsburg
SE't,Ro, is making new friends and
meeting old ones in the city.
Dana l.. Hubbard, formerly Of the h.
ieih9moa, returned from Washington on
Saturday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-12

I'm tho County Court OF Ohio county:
Ferdinand Reinhardt, who sues IN his own rirht
and - executor Of the last will and testament
John Hsnfy keInhsrdi,
Mar, lane ssiuhsfa,, Herman Reinnssd. rrn,,,
ksinhardt Heinrich Bringman, frederlcl
Esnsss r Sasrf ,dSsr nh ,an,tc. w''hsISia.
Iierandef i. 6iliespy. trustee, and John
Cjillespy and Sophia keinhardt,
IN cHAScxRY.
BY vi. tue OF decree entered by said Cour, IN
March, issd. il Is referred W the undersisneSi
Commissioner 10 take. state aud cpor on
Eimt"of the liens upon the real estate describe,
In tho biii of complaint. and the rcspe,tlys
parts thereof 10 which the same attach. viii
their respective ptiorities.
seeond--Of all debts owing by Henry Reinharl,
dccea,ed (who Was also known as John Hrufy
Reinhar,it, at the time OF his death. with ,h,l,
respective amounts and pnoritles
complainant, Ferdinand Renhsrlt a. elecu
Tor IL the last will and testament Of the saI
Henry Reinbardt. deceased.
Fourth--The res ,ectiye estimated money NAiua
In proportion 20 ne money 70 .rls, from III.
Relnharit, In the several parcels Of real c,.a,s
mentioned In the bill.
riith-Any other matters deemed pertinent lV
the Commissioner or re2uiT,d ~ any oi ne
parties.
Monday, the 18th day OF April. A, u. issO. a, he
dine. and my Office. No. lsO chaplino Hr,,.
wheeling, West Virginia a. the place. ~ a~,,r
tain and report the several natter In said ic,i,e
required.
this natice In this paper once aNcok ior fuB,
successlye weeks shall be equivalent 10 pcryjn.
notice 70 the parties 10 this suit.
JOSEPH X PAUL.
Commissioner OF the County Court Of Ohio couu
~, West Virginia.
RrsElI. 4 SrIrEI, sol. for cOmplt
VuHHiINo, W. Va, March n. lsn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-12
Narrow Escape from Drowning

Captain James Brown, OF the towboat
Dexter, had a narrow escape nom
drowning last evening. The Dexter
was mOOred to the wharf in the vicinity
oi the Panhandle freight depot, most OF
the day, and lett in the evening. As
she was getting under way, Capt Brown
was walking on the lower guard, giving
orders, when he stumbled and Tell head
long into the water, Tie was near the
wheel and apparently passed under 1t,
receiving, as he did So. severe blow on
the head which completely stunned
him. A yawl Was launched aud by
good fortune he was rescued, though IN
an unconscious condition He was
spread upon the logs near 10y and mes
scngers sent for physicians. In the
meantime, however, by dlnt OF rolling
him about, his friends succeeded in
resusCita,ing tho captain, aud the boat
was enabled To proceed.
The messengers said they accosted
two physicians and the reply was: "Oh.
it's only deck hand-no money in it. y
Humanitarians they were, to a GER
tainty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-12
BENwooD's BAD BOYS.
A Defence OF the ofiioials There.
Aa..I IN

~ boltuOO Vi thu euSihs
BKSwooD, April 8.
Editor Register.
A communication appearing in your
issue Of this morning, over the non DE-
plsme Of "Philantrophist," seems 10 do
the officers OF Benwood gross injustice
without, We think, II being the authors
intention, in the presumption that the
officers are cognizent Of the evils com.
planned Of by your correspondent, and,
by their passiyeneSs, become virtually
pdrtic,p, criminis Now, this may not
be the expressed, but it certainly Is the
Implied language used.
Now did 1t ever occur to "Philantro-
pist" that he, As a good law-abiding cit.
lien, has a certain duty TO perform in
the suppression OF vice in our midst;
and, presuming from the manner in
which he writes that he has positive
knowledge OF the acts alleged 10 have
been committed, We very earnestly de-
sire to call his attention 20 sections 2, 3
and Of the Code Of West Virginia,
pages 1923; also 10 section l62, page
106, Of the Acts Of West Virginia for the
years 1928. firmly believing that after
he has read the statute referred to be
will avail himself OF the provisions
therein contained. We think We have
the authority 10 pledge the hearty CO.
operation OF the officers. with "Philan-
thropist's" assistance, in the suppression
OF crime In the town. ORDER
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-12
ADJUSTMENTS.
ACROSS ruE CONTINENT. y


On next "Wednesday evening, oliver
Doud Byron will make his first appear
ance at. the Opera House in this city, in
his celebrated play OF Across the Con.
tincnt. Of which the Pittsburgh hspdich
SAYS: at the Opera House last evening
the star was the isvorite actor, Oliver
Doud Byron, who appeared in the most
successful ol sensational plays, Across
the Continent in his familiar character
Of the Ferret The play has been some
what improved by reconstruction, and
il now affords excellent opportunities,
not only to Mr.. Byron, who achieved
his old.timc success and was rapturous-
IN greeted, but to 4 number OF other eX.
cellent people who compose bis compose
his company. We have not space to-
day 10 speak Of all these. Miss Kate
Byron, however, a. the eArt-broken
wife, and again As Laura, Was very
strong"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-12
Nvnnihrr InciiratIonA.

WAsuINGroN, April II, N-For
Tennessee aud the Ohio Valley, warm
or aud clear or partly cloudy weather,
northerly winds generally shifting to
the south and west, followed 10y falling
barometer
For the Lower Lakes, clear or partly
cloudy weather, winds mostly from the
south 10 the west, falling preceded IN
the east portion by rising barometer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-12

A wElLKSowS butcher Of Wilkes.
barre, Pa, Mr.. L. Whitman, suffered for
six years with sore leg--a very, pain
full trouble. lie consulted many physi-
clans, but could only find temporary 70.
lief. After everything failed he CON.
cluded TO try 81. JAcoRs On, and alter q
very short time the swelling disappeared.
the pains diminished daily, and he il
now able to follow his occupation again.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-12
iso, W. Va, March "a. ls0.
NOTICE TO CREplToRs

Ia A Creditors Of Henry Rrinhdrh, do',as'i ..l
,ras also tne,rB ds John Henry RdHAdrin'
In pursuance OF 9 decree OF the County roug
pending, 10 subject the real estate IT the All
Henry kcinhardt 10 the payments Of h,, della
YOU are required 10 present your claim, ag,lrg
Inc snid Henry Rclnharit for ailuiicalup d,
joseph X. PAUL, Commissioner al hi, ufIor .a
me said county, on or before tho GIh Jay 4
Witness, George Hook. Clerk Ut saiI Ioug
this 27th day OF March, A. u. lSs0.
m r2poavt 0kORGE HOOK. Ger,