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The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-05-27

THE suits, to the number of one hun
dred and thirty, brought by q specu'
latiye party at Mansfield, O, against
several railway companies for violating
state law prescribing the method Of
heating cars, have all fallen through,
the court holding that there was nc
cause of action.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-05-27

JOHN CHINAMAN is working in his re-
venges. He now swears hat the census
enumerato1, whose motive he doesn't
fathom but whom he suspects of Kear-
neyism, mnst 60. The state depart
ment at Washington will explain the
situation to the Chinese embassy there
in order that John at Frisco may be
brought patiently under the manipula'
tion of the enumeratOrs-
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-05-27

A BOARD school teacher was endeav-
oring to ascertain the extent Of her
children's knowledge Of numbers. On
the question being asked, "Would you
rather have three PAPER bags with two
oranges in each. or two paper bags
with three oranges in eachi :" all but
one little fellow expressed themselves
as without preference. The teacher
asked this pupil for his decision, and
he was persistent in liking the three
bags, his reason for this was, $50 !
could have more bags to bustl'
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-05-27

THERE was recently killed in the
Kentucky river catfish weighing one
hundred and seventy-eight and half
pounds. A man while in boat ran
upon the fish ir shallow water, and was
almost overturned. The fish was then
killed with an oar.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-05-27

AN Italian steamer has just made
the trip from Palermo to the United
States in seventeen days. Iswas heavi-
" loaded with freight, and is to be fol-
lowed bv other steamers.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-05-27
ME Eyidence Accumulatos ]

n. J. Footner, ct Toronto, Ont, certines tina,
Warner : Safe Pills have cured him of biliousnesa
and sleeplessness. g. A. j. Gadbois, Of Brookville,
tere have cured him OF nlalarial difficulties con-
tlactcd in Texas. & ]. Campbell OF Phi!adelPhta,
certines that the Safe Pills and Safe KidneysAnd
ic liver complaint. And Ike testimonials keep
coming In. sssss sfg
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-05-27

Governor MCCLELLAN 8 hobby is
china, and his house on the top of
Orange Mountain is made attractive by
choice specimens from all parts OF the
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-05-27

GENERAL CHARLES ADAMS, late special
agent of the Utes, fears trouble with
them again unless congress ratifies the
new treaty..
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-05-27

The number of visitors to the Metro
politan museum of art last week was
36.6OS. During April 147 1872 persons
visited the museum.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-05-27

During the six months ended Dec. 81,
1879, the total number of passengers ar
in the United was 105 .266, of whom 49,
1872 were immigrants. The total arrivals
for the corresponding period Of 1878
amounted to 7O,S72, ofwhom 42,471 were
immigrants.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-05-27

MISS NELSON has been overworklng
herself in New York, and mas brought
on an attack Of nervous prostration.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-05-27

The Boston Bu!eltin believes that
Noah's ark had poker deck from the
number of pairs it held.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-05-27

IT is estimated the st. Gothard tunnel
will augment trade between Germany
and Italy tepfOld.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-05-27

LONDON is to enjoy the performance
of goodly number of American actors
this commins sumer.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-05-27

MRS. NELLIE GRANT SARTORIs is to
leave England next July for visit to
this country.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-05-27

The railway to the top OF Vesuvlus Is
now completed, and its formal inaueu-
raticn will take place this month.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-05-27

SENATOR EDMUNDS daugh-er will soon
publish book. She is an artist as we'll
S Eaa writer.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-05-27

The quantity of cotton consumed In
1878 was fifty.four times greater than
1778.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-05-27
CHIPS.

The streets CT Phila delphia are TO be
swept by convicts.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-05-27

A HOUSEHOLDER in Troy. in filling up
his census schedule, under the column
"where born" described one OF his
children ''born in the parlor." and the
other s'up stairs"
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-05-27

Mr.. w. F. GILL's Life of Edgar Al
Ian Poe" has passed to fifth edition
. we,l-jeserved success.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-05-27

EADs seems to have great over power
congressmen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-07

ELECTION OF DlREcroRs.-At q meeting
OF the Home Building Association, held
September 10th, the following gentlemen
were elected directors for the ensuing
year: Chas. Fl. Berry, R. J. smyth, Isaiah
Warren, GA. Beall, Geo. Hook, Henry
seamon, W, S. Foose, Lott H. Joy, and
Geo. w. Eckhart, Jr.
The new Board organized last evening,
October 8, by electing Chas. q. Berry,
Chas. W. Conner, Secretary; VIM. G..
Wilkinson, Treasurer; w. ]. W. Cowden,
Solicitor. and VIM. 7. Hubbard, Trustee.
The Directors passed q resolution allow
ing new members to come in and subscribe
for stock on liberal terms. The officers
will give any information desired.
We know Of no letter or safer institu.
ton in the city to invest in as safe de.
post, or to make q loan on easy terms.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-07

The two cheap excursions announced
by the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and St Louis
Railway Company Panhandle route) for
Friday and Saturday, October sth and 9th,
will be the last opportunity to visit the
Exposition as 1t closes on Saturday, octo-
Der 9th.
In order to give school children an OPP
portunity to visit the Exposition, q low ex-
cursion rate Of 81 10 will be made for ex.
cursion trains OF Saturday for children un-
der Is years Of age. This includes admis.
mission to the Exposition.
The attractions Tor Friday and Saturday
will be greater than on any previous day.
There will be grand trials Of speed and
a magni6cent display Of fireworks at night.
The Exposition will be closed with impos-
ing ceremonies; music by the Great West
ern Band. Don't fail to take in this last
cheap excursion, round trip only Sc, in.
cluding admission to the Exposition. Ex.
cursion train on Friday leaves at $3.50 a,
NJ, tickets good returning until Saturday.
Trains on Saturday leave as follows, $3.50
A. NJ, 1:l2 P. N. and 1850 P. NJ, tickets good
returning by trains leaving Pittsburgh al
4P. NJ. and 1920 P. N. Saturday, regular
trains Sunday or regular trains Monday,
October 18th,
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l3he Lard, refined 90 Butter qaiet; prime
70 choice western packed l6a26c. Eggs cas-
Ter o. lsa20c Petroleum firm; refined III
vonee nat; Rio cargoes, ordinary TO fair
l2halbHc. Sugar lower and dull; A soft
s1sc Whisky quiet at q ISL. 1871
East LlBERTY, October a. Cattle Receipts
to-day 478 head Of through and 767 head OF
good yard stock. Total for two days 478 head
Of through and 2,457 head Of local cattle. The
arrivals for sale here to-day have been nearly
all good 70 extra and were readily taken up
at fair prices, but something of from LIST
week, say u per cent All are now sold out
butone or two loads OF common stuff. Ell.
ira chipping steers IS 00a5 25; fair To good
butchers stock q loai rs !: mixed stuff IS l6a
bulls, cows and stags So 00as 50: sales to-day
9s3 head total for three days 8 SEQ head.
Hoos-Receipts to-day 1856 head; to-
tai for two days $3.50 head: Philadelphias
IS 20a6 40; Yorkers 81 70a4 90.
SREHP-Receipts to-day l,400 head: total
for two days $500 head; selling fair at IS 25a
onorAHk41, October e.-cotton dull, weak
and lower OF 10kc Flour In good demand
and prices shade higher; family 81 6Oa4 95 ;
fancy IS I0a6 30. Wheat strong; No. 2reri
winter g7a99c; No. 2amber weak at s5ae6c.
Corn irregular; No. 2 mixed 42a43c. Oats
In good demand and prices shade higher
No. q mixed 3sa34c. Rye dull and lower;
No. q 800. Barley dull but firm No. Q fall
900. Pork unsettled at 81 GOALS so. Lard
strong and higher OF IS o6as 121f. Bulk
meats dull at q 76aI 20. Bacon quiet .,
S. 76as 75a9 26. Whisky 6rm at 81 90.
Butter steady and unchanged. IA
ToLEpu, October 6-Wheat dull; No. ]
white Michigan $3.50; amber Michigan 81 9<ci
No. . red Wabash. spot s7hc; November
No. 3 red Wabash Gle; No. D. and N. red
o7sEc; rejected 900; No. 2 amber 1llinoil
81 O2k; No. 2 red mixed Ole. Corn dull;
high mixed 42,fc; No. 2whit4 44c; rejected
42Jzc. Oats steady; No. ?, 32kc. Clover firm
mammoth "a 50; mo. 2, $3.50. M Il
New YoRK, October 6.-DRY Goops.-Th,
jobbing trade remains quiet and bushes
only moderate with package houses. Cottor
goods in light demand, but leading make
firmly held and stocks we'll In hand. Print
sluggish. GiDghams In moderate request
Heavy woolens quiet, but light weight
clothing woolens more sought for.
NEW YoRk, October 6.--MErALs--Man
ufactured copper quiet and unchanged: lingo
lake ls,1a19c. Pig iron dull Scotch $50 so
"a 90: American $40 00a26 so: Russian sheet
Ing Sis GOALS %. Nails; cut IS I6as q
clinch "a 65a5 so.
orsolsxAr1, October 6.-Hogs; commo,
50 90a4 So; light a 70a5 90; packing 81 9
as 90; butchers IS 00a5 10. Receipts 20
head; shipments la2 head.
PIrrsBuRen, October 6. = PErRoLEuM-
lDull; crude United certificates CSC bid
refined 1l1Sc for Philadelphia delivery.
NEW York, October 6.-wooL an
steady: domestic fleece 36a4sc; pulled 20a45t
unwa he'd l6aS5c; Texans l4as2c.
ANTWERP. October e,-PrrRoLruM-Retn
/ o71Lf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-07
River Record.
The river last night was few inches
ohn,,o o fa.t and a,;ll fal,ino

The river last night was q few inches
above 8 feet and still falling.
The towboat Fearless, Of Gray's Iron
Line, Ia off the dock, where she received
a thorough oyerhauling. The Ironsides,
OF the same line, has also been over.
hauled, and Ia In frst-class condition for
the fall and winter campaign, and the new
steamer Iron Duke, also Of Grsy's Iron
Line, 10 completed, aud will take out q
tow on the first rise.-Pitsburgh Conn,er-
cicl Gasetie. y
Business Is again becoming extremely
dull as the river gets lower, and few
inches decrease will cause another sus.
pension Of navigation.
Capts. Muhleman, Kerr and William.
son, came down from Pittsburgh yester.
day toarrange for the seasons business at
this point for the through packets.
Pilots should keep their eyes skinned
for an ugly barge beached on the bar on
the Island side OF the river about opposite
the foot Of Fourteenth street. It belongs
to Barnard, OF Bellaire, and Is laden with
PIrrspuRe October e.-Riyer 10 inches
and stationary. Weather clear and pleas
PrrrsnuRoH, October CIV Weather clear
and pleasant Monongahela 10 inches;
old marks; q inches In channel; Oil City,
3 inches; Parker, u inches and falling.
Lett for Cincinnati: Captains Ed Muhl-
eman, l. N. Williamson, R. r. Kerr. The
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati Packet Com.
pany held their annual meeting at the
Monongehela House. Everything passed
of harmoniously. Ut. Stockdale, Super
intendent, Pittsburgh; ]. N. Williamson,
at Cincinnati. The line for the present
consists Of the Katie stockdale, Scotia,
Emma Graham, Buckeye State, Hudson
and Pittsburgh. The Brownsville and
Geneva Packet Company's annual meet
ing to-day elected the following directors:
Adam Jacobs, ]. O. Woodward, b. oAns-
en-, George 3. Hogg, Charles Z. Speer, II.
B. Cook, William Parkill. Captain A.
Buntin left last evening for ST. Louis 70
lake charge Of the Kountzliner.
CAIRo, October 6-Arrived: St, Gen.
neyieye, Memphis; BiRley and My Choice,
81. Louis; Mollie Moore, st, Louis; Buck.
ler, Paducah. River 8 ievt and 4 inches.
Weather clear. Thermometer 90.
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Card.
WHEELING, October 9, 1880.

HhAALiNut SstobVA " eSSVs
Editors 1ntelllsencer.
[ In your report Of Council proceedings
in to.day's paper your reporter quotes me
as making the following remark during
the discussion about the banks: 81 have
been approached by officers Of the Bank
Of the Ohio Valley to vote for their bank
in this contest, and threatened with @ with.
drawal OF patronage II refused"
This language does INJUSTICE to the idea
had in mind at the time rose during
the discussion referred to. l do not now
undertake to say what was my precise
language, but the facts are these: l feel,
and 80 Intended 10 express myself, that q
pressure had been exerted on me in the
direction indicated to inaueuoe my vote
for the bank. will not construe 1t as a
threat. That Is more than l feel warranted
In saying, and more than the actual fact
would justify me in saying. 1t was more
case OF jealous appeal to me on per.
sonal grounds than anything else. As l
do NOT wish TO do anybody an injustice in
this matter desire to make this correc.
ton Of your reporters Language.
Respectfully,
MO. HAMILTON.
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baltimore and Return go. via p. Q. q
81. L. ny. and Pennsylvania y. u.

The sale Of round trip tickets via p, 0.
4 St. L. Ry. Co. (Pan Handle Route) aud
Pennsyl yania 3. r., will commence Oct.
3. Fare for roand'ttip only $40. Tickets
will begood going from the 9th TO 70 the
Goth, and returning 10 the 2ad Ia.
elusive. Now 10 the time 70 visit Balh-
more. Nothing will be left undone that
will add to the pleasure Of the visitors.
The Mardi Gras parade will be at night,
and the city illuminated as no city ever
was before, and demonstrations OF the
greatest magnitude on q scale Of grandeur
never before surpassed, will be the order
Of the day. To make 1t pleasant and en-
ioyable trip the above route Is the one TO
take.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-07

PERSONS AND THIlR PEouLIARIrrEs.-Mr.
William F. Zane, the florist, whose excel
lent taste has become quite noted, has
been requested to take charge OF the decor
atoms for the English Lutheran Harvest
Thanksgiving services, next Sunday.
Mrs. Ruth Brown, wife OF d. Brown, Sr.,
Of Cincinnati, was buried at Wellsburg
yesterday. She died in Cincinnati on Sun
day last.
The Wheeling men were so taken with
the eloquence OF Gen Gibson that they
wouldn't let him 20 till he promised to 60
TO Wheeling and make Q speech sometime
before the election.-BelldtFs Independent.
Rev. John F. Rowe, editor Of the Ameri-
can Christian ReuieW, published at Cincin-
natl, is in the city, stopping OF the Stamm
House. He is on visit to the interior Of
this Stete.
We notice among the liHt OF contribu.
tors to "7he AyS4o Te," new Masonic
publication just established at Beverly,
W. Va, the names Of Hon. 0. S. Long and
g. W. Atkinson, Esq, ot this city, and
Hon. Geo. 81. Moffett, late speaker oil the
House Of Delegates.
We are very much panied to ann uuce
the death Of Mrs. 10. Orr, which took
place at the residence Of her husband at
last night. Mrs. Orr was o most
estimable lady, and her death will be
heard OF with profound regret by q large
number Of friends in this city and abroad.
Our friend and Q. c., Of the Dettt'che Za.
tttng, Louis Colmar, Jr., will be married
this evening to Miss Lizzie ziegler
Louie Is capital fellow and deserves az
the happiness that any man can "correl'
In this life.
Bishop ]. j. Kahn left yesterday morn.
ing for six weeks visit through his do.
cese.
Father Theodesius, who has been as.
slstant pastor Of St. Alphonsus Church Tor
some time, has gone home 10 St. Vincents,
Westmoreland county, Pc.
Andes, is at the Mcclure.
y. R. AOker, Esq, has returned from
Chicago.
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HOW Happiness Is seenretl.

Happiness is the absence Of pain or an.
noyance, and wherever there Ia pain there
is disease. A pain in the lower portion Of
the body indicates disorder OF some
kind. Ifthere is any odor or color or de.
post In the urine 1t means disease and re.
quires attention at once. We have heard
many OF eur friends speak Of the femarka.
Bile power OF Warmers Sale Kidney and
Liver cure and are convinced there Ia
nothing SO certain and valuable for all dis.
orders Of the urinary system both male
and female, Trhsaw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-07

ONE OF THE BETs.-Y Yesterday most sin.
gular and amusing wager was entered
into between two OF our most prominent
attorneys, the particulars OF which will be
found in the subjoined article OF agree
nent:
l hereby agree that Il B. B. Dovener
produces Q copy Of the Democratic plat.
form oil 1855, adopted in the National
Convention at Cincinnati, o., which re.
cites that said party is in favor Of "pro.
gressive free trade" then agree that said
Doyener may have the mustache which !
now wear, and may have the same shaved
ofFat the barber shop OF Lewis & Clemens,
on Twelfth street, at such time and In
such manner and quantity as he shall di.
rect, until the whole OF said mustache Is
delivered TO him. In the event Of
Dovener's failure TO do so, said Dovener
agrees TO pay the said w. N. Cur
It's the sum OF ten dollars, the bet to be
decided by Hon. Robert White, OF the
city oil Wheeling.
Witness: j. R. oowden, G. W. Akin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-07

Meeting in the Eighth ward Last Might
A Big Turnout Expected In MnFtin's
FERRY and In HteubenyIlle Saturday
NIRht-Notes. &e.
The Republicans Of the Eighth ward
held q large and enthusiastic meeting at
this place last evening, which was nd.
dressed BY A. W. Campbell and Hon. ohas.
Davies. The remarks Of both gentlemen
were most attentively listened to and FIRE.
quently applauded. The Central Glee
Club was on hands with its stirring songs,
and altogether very entertaining time
was had. Mr.. Davies remarked in the
course Of his speech, after referring to the
evidences Of enthusiasm that he had wit.
messed during his stay in Wheeling, that
the same zeal and animation had mani.
tested itself wherever he had spoken in
the different parts Of the State. There is
wonderful awakening, said he, on be-
hall OF the grand principles Of the Repub'
lican party. Il is evident that the people
are turning away from Bourbonism and
thinking Tor themselves. This Is Of.
tributed to the spread Of general intelli.
sence and general conviction that the
Republican party Is the true home Of
the American nottingham. He read
| from, q prominent Democratic magazine
an editorial on Labor and the
status Of laborers, in which the doctrine
promulgated before the war by prominent
Southern men In regard 10 the retarding
and degrading effects Of labor in intellec.
tual and social development and refine
ment, was upheld. Heasked the question
whether an American workingman, call
ing himself Democrat, could listen to suct
continents without feeling the crimson
Of indignation and resentment rising Y
his face. He next spoke Of Garfeld'l
career as o living refutation OF all suct
unworthy utterances. He is7a specimen
OF what labor aud toll can do for an Amer
lean boy. Labor laid the foundation 0
hi1 greatness. Labor was the great con
sentative influence Of our land. Th
brains OF American laboring men, pro
tectsd by the Republican tariff system
bad crowned our country with honor an,
fame in the eyes Of oil nations. There
fore It was the duty as twas the self in
terest Of all American laborers TO stan
blythe party that stands by them.
The meeting closed about half-past teI
o'clock, and was productive Of much goo
to the cause OF Republicanism in the glc
1 rious old Eighth ward. AT
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Republican Meeting at steubenvllle Sat.
urdny, October 9th.

The prospects are that this meeting will
be the largest and most interesting held in
Eastern Ohio for years. The speakers an
nounced are General Gibson, Hon. Thos.
Marshall and A. W. Campbell, Esq.
To accommodate the large number de-
string to attend, the Pittsburgh, Cincin.
natl and st. Lonis Railroad Company will
sell excursion tickets from Weeeling and
intermediate points on above date. Round
trip from Wheeling, 60 cents. A special
train will return the excursions, leaving
Steubenville ct 1880 P. N.
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poLrrlcA1 por pouRRI.


Attention Is called to the order in our
advertising columns this morning calling
out the Garfield and Arthur marching
clubs Of the Wheeling regiment to 60 to
Martins Ferry to the Republican demon
stration and meeting, the Latter. to be -ad.
dressed by Mr.. A. W. Campbell and CIV.
Atkinson, ESQ. The Island Club will go
by way Of Bridgeport, and the other or
CARNATIONS by the North Wheeling ferry.
The Bellaire forces will be on hand at the
demonstration, as well as the clubs from
other towns in the vicinity.
The young ladies OF Martins Ferry will
present the Garfield and Arthur Club
there with a flag at tbsir club room this
evening. Mr.. 6. W. Mitchell will present
| the flag with suitable address.
All members OF the Garfield and Arthur
Cavalry Company are to meet at the north
and OF the Fifth Ward Market House to-
night at $3.50 p. N. sharp, TO join In the
parade at Martins Ferry. By order OF
Captain Otto Jaeger. .
Sg,saled-A young man goine on an er-
rand into one OF the Main street wholesale
houses yesterday afternoon was accosted
| by Democrat as to how much majority
Garfield would have in Ohio. "Oh! about
ten thousand" was the reply. A by
stander, one who generally backs his
opinions with money and mostly loses,
smoke up and said Gen. Garfield would not
get five thousand majority, and as II TO
back up his opinion offered the young
man twenty-five dollars II he would get
him bet OF one hundred dollars on five
thousand majority for Garfield. The
Young man went down street few doors
and returned with one hundred dollars in
good and lawful money. Our very san
puine Democratic friend had retired to his
Office. He was followed thither and the
money shown him witha gentlemanly re-
ouest that he cover 1t. The reply was:
aOh! can get softer bets than thai"
Young man: "I'd call that a squeal,
wouldn't you, Maori" No reply.
There was q Young Mems Garfield and
Arthur Club formed at Bridgeport last
night, with forty members. They adopted
as uniform light-colored, soft, felt hats
and torches.
This Office was presented, yesterday.
with magnificent apple weighing apound
and half and Is fourteen inches in cir
conference, OF an unknown variety, which
was raised on the farm OF Mr.. James
White, near Potomac. this county. Mr..
White is q stalwart Republican and has
named the new variety OF apple after
James A. Garfield.
Col. w. II. Travis wishes every line Off.
| Ger to meet ut the headquarters OF the
Fourth Ward Club Friday night next, as
business OF the utmost importance will be
brought before them.
The Fourth Ward Garfield and Arthur
Club has been re-uniiormed. The cape Is
white with "Fourth Ward across 1t, and
the letters &c. & Az ingeniously wrought
into monogram. There is material Tor
first class club in this ward, and now
that new. and entirely satisfactory uni.
form has been selected, let there be no
further draw back in the filing up and re.
cruiting Of one Of the largest clubs in the
city.