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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-06-19
PASSENGER TRAINS nuSsrSa Eas7.
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STATIONS.

A train leaves baltimore for Reisiefstown and IN.
ternedlate stations at p. m returning leaves Heis
ieratown for baltimore AZ A1l p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS
Going East. Will leave Union Bridge Tor baltimore
and Intermediate Stations Ut 6i0 a. m. Bis p h. and
Westminster at 6ha a m. and Ahl y m. Going West
VIII leave Baltimore for Union bridge and inter
mediate stations al 3. a. M. and 100 D. m. and West
minister at iu4s a. M. and sts p nj.
EMMTTTSBURG RAILROAD.
Trains south win leave Emmii,sharx Al 7ooaad
Rocky Ridge ~ 10 and 1915 A. NJ ard 4 ID and d q,
T. ~ Trains North viii leave Rocky Ridge u AZ,
and loss A. ~. aud as and G67 p NJ end arrive
q :. E,m,m.iissnnfg so shd li2 A. n. and as ana
fREDrntoK DIVISION PgsssYi.r AStA 4. Il sat.s
f0r Fredsflek viii leave Jnntfoi, Il as aa 4, X, 4
M and | =, 53j aud go Pm.
ffhius for York. Tancyinwn and fitiiesiowf leave
Junction ~ p % a. m. and ain ~ m
Through Car for Frederick leaves Baltimore a. 4 rs
< ~, and leaves Frederick for baltimore At 50S
Through cars fls Hanover and oettrshura .p,,
points IN The IL J. II. and g. H. r. leave naliiplore
ri sic a, m. and 4. 10 D. M
lfein leaving tiillen atti5 D. M stops snAr Il Ar.
iinfton. Mount Hope, Pikelvllc oNlnfF MillE.
tssel..el1.lNN hestninhter, New Wfakkof nad STA.
lions west % WIllsamspoft
Train ieesiug Wllilansrniea Al sisla. nj. sian. q.
aeoye and 4 Highland Ragl All other tiains s1np
Street Can, baltimore ana Cav street. tsap NJ a.,
n ,s a ssy M Exeter sifeet ass whin square
Orders ISr baggage cailr can IL M 4 r,ekos Or
ice NqfthsRast Corner II aaiiiia0Fe and North
az balsimose sIsne i Eivtp 4 III zsatians.
y n, HOOD, Gen1 Manages
ws D u 1nlsNolD aen7 11slei Agent
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PURE PARIS GREEN (!
Destroying Potato Bugs,
B0YLE'S DRUG STORE,
WESTMINSTER.
may 1T
NOTICE

NJ Office y hereby given 10 al person,
~ indebted 10 The firm Of Frixell Z Man
ming, thai the Notes, Judgments, &c. slne al
firm, mey be found 81 the Union Nationa
Bank OF Weaimlnsier, wherethey are request
ed 20 eall aud make immediate settleutnl
All Indebtedness not paid prior 10 August 4
1880, will be collected a;aordine 10 law.
WM h. MAELSBY,
CHAS. ". WANTH,
JOSHUA W. HEnlNQ,
nsy IS, 1sHRtf ffaTiiese.
GRIMES q WEAVER,
q ENERAL Agents COR Danforsh lIlunl.
~ aAiing flrid. Absolutely non. explosive.
The Osceola times., 1880-08-21
Caution 10 Voters.

We want to caution the voters TO
DO particular, and examine tho
tickets before you vote, and be
quito certain that you are not
voting for somebody you don't
want. Read tho ticket carefully,
and sec whose names are on it, and
If you can't read got somebody to
write out your ticket in whom you
have perfect confidence. There
ought 10 be no moro than the
name of ono county officer printed
on each ticket, and q blank space
left for the others, to be filiod out
at the desire of the voter. Again
we say, bo certain to know that
you are voting for tho men OF your
choice, and are not being ricked
into voting for somebody you
don't want. Unfortunately, many
voters can neither read nor write.
Let all good citizens sec to it, that
such are not imposed on. Let us
have q fair vote. We will add,
that 1t Is misdcmeGnor, and fna-
Bile 500, to writo the wrong name
on a voters ticket, or to dccoy
him into voting for man not hIa
choice.
The Osceola times., 1880-08-21
Election 'EO-Day.

Tho election for School Commits
sioner takes place to-day. We
have not heard who are candidates
for this most important position,
and il is moro than likely that a
scrub race will be made Of 1t, and
a man of mediocre ability will be
elected. This would be fruitful
source of regret.
There are great many needed
reforms in the management of our
public schools, not the least OF
which, is the selection and employ.
ing of qualified teachers to take
charge Of and train up the youths
Of the land, and in order to do
this satisfactorily and with tho best
results, it is essential that those
whose duty il is to select and en-.
ploy teachers, should themselves
be capable of Judging of the quail
fications Of teachers. Hundreds OF
dollars were paid out at the last
school term, that might just as vol
have remained in tho treasury
The ranks Of teachers arc full, and
as IN every other department Of
science, trade, profession, or call
ing, they are properly graded and
classcd, and if first class wage:
must be paid, mono but first class
teachers should bo employed
Tho proper way to cure an evil, Is
to strike at the root. Elect compe'
tent, trustworthy mon to act as
guardians of the peoples interest
and all will be we'll.
The Osceola times., 1880-08-21
TIE ZEE! Tie Bsc ! Scef

The truth Of the following little
episode is vouchod for by Il pho
tograph taken of the scene At
ono OF tho lawn parties last evening
n young man and a young maiden
wore strolling about in secluded
portion of the grounds, whom thcy
came to 4 solitary chair undoT a
trco. He was q little yerdaut, or
he novor would have sand " Per
haps We had better walk on till we
como to u sottoo whore We can sit
down together" "Oh, no she
replied, swcotIyj "you set down IN
the chair and ] will be tho sctteo,
See? To he, to he" II is needless
to say that the young man became
Il setter at once, and now he knows
more than he did before.
The Osceola times., 1880-08-21
orrirr O, SECRETARY

J.
Ir conformity with tho rrquircm ni- OF The
ACT pf t1t. .titulraI Assembly ct AIhn" a- 'Nu-
lied IAN Act 70 regulate he mode ol plop.ss
ip.rauH Hutiu. 'ipcu amendments to iut Nol'I ,
.fn. Ipu ,r thp State nf ArbHusa5,. approved
April 2, i3.J, } hereby siFa uuIleN 10 t"e e'et-
fnl- iu his state, tLHt Ht "tIe meat teh. l"l
election inr senator, auH Representa- iNt.f 20
10 r,TG m NI. sufr. to-wit bu tl''51 .io
9th ua, ui >gIi.u.'er AID. irh., :. .'i' 'E"!'- =
r.uHsll uuaudmeut - th0 Con .i'i utt', o' !. .
-f.tt rf ARKANSAS Wir Doe "-u unnNied "a w.
electors OF t4c otutp lar approval oi it.. cii'ii
agl t'.H.' cacl elett5r oH dcpositn- Die h~Ng!
it.,... .,I.1t. p frd tlat each ,I,c,ur il voting
upon -..iJ aIacntIgut i- r,qWf'dhJ law ." nave
',y,tIf.,n uf printed un hIa la,iH'.' iut MlIs ~
10 / d" or. II a.a.u,t MS adoption, Against
~. I. s. Nra.-UeI.t'i
N.fIts- , Utf'1' aieU.'ur" ar.l sra' ct
Tsosll Office. i..is GA, -I J.y ol t,ulyNr.s =.
ID. $50.
t-i.pg.D JACOB fNDiitU,
a-e--nr EycrVt.rs al Stale.
The Osceola times., 1880-08-21

can man. The destroyer Of the
peace and happiness of Celestial
No. ] made himself scarce, wh'le
tho aforesaid d. m. Of a. d. was
shown quarters in Jail IN default Of
of o twenty dollar fine,
but sho was released yesterday,
her fine being poid by Chinaman
No. /.
The Osceola times., 1880-08-21
y-o -

ESCJrqd FEMALE BirrEEs. A. powerful
iron tonic AMI female regulator, THIS comb.na-
tion stands almost slono % s decidedly ho
most valuable female medicine e1cr ofcrcl tlo
.ublic and l. heA ia hlsh calrcm throughout
uhe country. 20 curoa female wcatn 'Sse5.
monthly suppress ions paintm periods rghoye-
Che hystericil, tnpats iron 10 The impo,cr-
ished blood, strengthens thc deblt;at.d ia-
yisoraf,s tia bod aud restores 20 hra.tA.
The Osceola times., 1880-08-21

4 LADY OF onr acquaintance has been IN qni',
feeble health Tor many years with some COM
plaint peculiar 10 the sex because feeble and
emaciatcd lost her appotitc-wa- melancholy
--sloepless-- aud fretiul. Many years OF
suffering indicated that AL medicines vo1e d
failure There had been spent over THREE urN-
DRIED DOLLARS, without rciicf. Some one sus
gcstcd the use of Dr Dromgoole's English Fc
male Biiiers, u il was not ls9.nt nor a secret
remedy. II was used and seven bottles oflccyed
a cure.
The Osceola times., 1880-08-21

No Joint Rcao.Ujion, IroV0singan an Amend
mont To- the Consultation of lhc state,
rgsa1yrl by the House Of Representation Of
.t.. ,,.r,rat Assembly 8 Of thc state Of Arkansas
.,u-a,lrity OF an the members elected 20 tdch
r,t to F,i,,, ,inr Article shah he proposed as
o,, amendment tl tie toustitutnn OF the state
of Arkansas, which when agreed 20 uy iitJ"i- ~, J
fiy0F .H t.e Hpuucra elected tp ctcn house
AHA 4H1I tHG hy majority uf mo r.eet3t5 o, '.e
sfsf. VOTING at thrnrat general election Ion Ntl-
,.'..-. and I,.fire4cutatiy shall become part
Of the slid Constitution, hamty III,
Article N&. The General Assembly sHli
hay, u0 now IN 20 levy any FAX or make any @p-
nominations ts pay either '1N pfHt fl, nt ~
tercat or any ptTt tt'IauI ul any ~ pm, IeiL'"
ipr bonds Of tine STAG, to-Wlt: Bonds lssucd
ir,Ier 1p act OF the General Assembly 81 lhr
stale OF Arkansas entitled "hn fct 20 pFuNlle
FOR the nudiug Of the public dcbt OF the 9tnte'
approved April g.. a. ID. l,.a, ana hu'ahtled
fiam four hundred and rinety-one - eiEnteen
ttut' red and sixty iuclusiVcly, being the r una.
ing Bonds delivered 20 W. C"p'ri anu
sometimes called "liO,lprd Bonds or hohl5
known as rlI iroad ain bonds, ISSUED unH'f on
ict Z tho General A 5sumbiy Of the state 't Ar
t.tpsts entitled "An Act % aid Ia the cphsiihc
ion of -3ilrogds'' approved July u, \ ID. 1865,
az hprIs called stL.vee BOnds,' being bonds
f.-raU under au act uf thr tenela4 AS-'lunl. "'
,ns state of Arkansas cuttlrd "An ACT pIotlG-
ua tor lha building and repairing iit N.nlc
IUs..F OF tha state and for other plIpo az .p-
proved March lG, a ID lsoa, E.d .hc supple
.,rt4i arf th..r..to 1purpytd Apii D., l-a9, and
he net crtitlrd '!An Act go amend IN ACT eHu-
lied .'Nn Act providing for the huildr" aul ie-
naming OF the public .essns OF tif state APP
prNsd March Is, \. u. lSil, AMI any pa" pro-
Willing for any such tax or arpf"pl ''tI"' 7H"'i
Dee uUlI auI void. -
ltuua effect April g. ie't.l
The 1lr,,uins isa lrue copy OF the original
rUIl uu ils I1 Iu- Office.
WiHu.4 uy 0iIrill aigna'Hft Hnl N'A' gl
.-Ull ! Office this tLc -ud day ui f'ru"'5'
-. 1850. .,
f-i.urD JACOB TRuIItlI,
Su,r,rry uf slate.
The Osceola times., 1880-08-21

Now Home Sewing Machines,
Light Running, Automatic tension,
sclfsctting needle, Call and exam
inc Mt Miss FANNIE FLETcusE's,
agent.
The Osceola times., 1880-08-21
The First GSTRs OF the
Campaign.

Capt. II. NJ. McYelgh and DR.. f..
G.. McGavock met at Louise Chap
pei last Wednesday and discussed
the issues of the day. Yesterday
they spoke at Pecan Point, and to-
day will speak at Golden Lake.
Monday they will address the pee
pie of Troy at Nodena, and Tuos-
day those OF Carson Lake, after
which they will move up IN the
upper end of the county.
"Boast not thyself OF tomorrow" II you
have the chils, unless you can secure that
great remedy, Days Ague Tonic, which ntver
fails,
The Osceola times., 1880-08-21

A disordered stomach causes most uuploa-
ant feelings, and If not soon rcmedied Is liable
TO turn into Dyspepsia. Prickly Ash Bittors
will cure all diseases OF this nature, and the
sooner it is tried the sooner it viii cure. Try
Il: you viii be satisfied.
The Osceola times., 1880-08-21

Improper digestion Of food necessarily pro-
duces bad blood, loaded stomach, sour stom-
ach, heartburn, and very frequently, sick head
ache Beiley's Saline Apcricnt + the remedy
for all tbpsc troullar
The Osceola times., 1880-08-21
For Sale.

A good saddle horse. Works
anywhere. Apply at this Office.
The Osceola times., 1880-08-21

The local man Of tho OscEoLA
TIMES ID peculiar in his ideas, but
he has method about him also.
A correspondent OF tho paper
asked hIm 4" how to reduce an aguo
cake" or " enlargement Of the
spleen" He replied promptly,
that to get kicked by a vigorous
mule was the best and sWost means
that he knew Of" If that don't
roduco tho ague cake, We would
suggest that the sufferer como to
Garland county, and become an
mde3radfat candidate for Office. If
I've has not the aguo cake, large
Spleen, and very liver knocked out
of him by the time that ho is
through with the regular nominee
Of tho Democratic p9rty on cleo
ton day, then wo will give him up
as a gone gosling.-H5i Springs TEL
egr0bh.
The Osceola times., 1880-08-21
Election Tickets.

We would say to the candidates
that VIC are prepared to print Eloc'
ton Tickets. Bring your orders
in early and avoid a rush just be-
fore the election. Terms reason
able.
A closely confined life leads to constipation
indigestion, biliousnoss, loss Of appetite, etc.
but Balley's Saline Aperient win give prompt
relief
The Osceola times., 1880-08-21

not show such a decrease in our
county Indebtedness as the people
OF the county would like, it may
be relied upon as correct. | have
been compelled to estimate the
amount Of Judgment and witness
certificates, but l think the estl-
mate is acorrcct one. II must be
taken into consideration that scrip
is constantly being issued, and that
1t has been demonstrated time and
again that five mills is not enough
to run the county. Under the new
assessment OF 1880, think it will
be amply sufficient. In another
year the whole OF our old county
debt and judgment will be paid,
which will very materially reduce
taxation.
Very Respectfully,
UuGu. r. MoVudu,
Dcp'y Cpk Mississippi Co.
The Osceola times., 1880-08-21

OscEoLA, AnK9 Aug. Is, 1850.
EDITOR TlMEs:-I herewith hand
you, as requested, statement Of
the debt of our county at the pres
ent date:
The Osceola times., 1880-08-21
Election N0ticc.

Notice is hereby gwen that an
election will be held on Saturday,
August 2lst 1880, for the purpose
of elocting one School d rector for
School District No. |, to fill the
vacancy occasionod By the oxplra-
ton of the term of oilico of II. NJ.
Pope, and for the purpose OF levy
ing school tax.
The Osceola times., 1880-08-21
TO MAKE MONEY.

such win please arswcr This tdycrtis' mrii by
latter. 'Helosiag stamp faf reply, staiins Whet
ll9ness thc1 have lssn rnggEed in. None h't
thosc Nia r'ear hH-iress nes apply A'bircsa
iiALAA liARNfi Z 60, AtiaGia, Ga.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-05
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
Full Particulars OF the crime-Resuit of
an Old Grudge-seif Defence Alleged.
SLoAN's STATION, October 4.

an Old GrudEe-Seif Defence Alleged.
7 sLoAN's STATION, October 4.
SPECIAL to the Intslllsepeer.
A fatal quarrel was brought about by
the revival Of an old grudge, existing be-
tween Daniel aud John Collins, living one
mile above here. The former was cut
with a knife, in tho hands Of the latter, in
the left breast, and post mortem exami-
ton, held by Drs Grower aud Collins, Of
this place, revealed the fact Of the knife
having penetrated the heart, causing inn
mediate death, The murderer is now in
the custody Of the police. He made no
effort to escape.
LATKR-THE MURDERER IN JAIL AT srEuBEs-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-05
CAMPAIGN ECHOES.
ENCOURAGING FORECASTS OF :rnE
RESULT IN NOVEMBER.
ooNNEcr1our ELECTIONS.

Large Republican Gains I'm all ToWn'
Heard from-An Indication OF the Re
suit In November.
HARTFORD, CoSN., October 4.-The town
election occurred to-day. This city electt
a Republican ticket by 400 majority. The
town clerk only Is q Democrat. ofthe u
towns SO far heard from 46 are Republican,
"a Democratic and 8 equally divided. OF
these towns tho Republicans gain II and
the Democrats 4. The 6 towns now equally
divided were Democratic in 1875.
A constitutional amendment, giving the
appointment OF Judges of the Superior
and Supreme Courts to the Governor,
subject to the approval of the Legisla'
tute, is carried by a large majority. Here
toiore the Judges have been elected OF
selected by party caucus and in Legislature
soura NoRwALr, CoSS., October A.
Edwin Adams, Republican, was elected
mayor, also a full board Of Republican
councilmen by 1O6 majority. The city
went Democratic last year by 4s majority.
Norwich, October 4.-The town meeting
resulted in the election Of the Republican
ticket by 400 msiority, and majority Tor
the Constitutional Amendment.
MRRIDES, October 4.-In the town cleo
ton here the entire Republican ticket was
reelected by an average majority Of $50.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-05
Championship Riiliard Match.

New YoRK, October 4.-A billiard match
for the championship Of America and a
purse OF $1,000 was played tonight at
Tammany Hall, between George F. slos-
son and Jacob schaetfer. The hall was
crowded and when the players appeared
there was loud applause. Dudley Raven.
augh was chosen referee, and Samuel F.
Knight umpire for Slosson, and Randolph
Heiser for Schaefer.
Schaeffer won the string and scored l.
Slosson followed with naught. Both
men at this stage appeared nervous. For
the first nine innings As was the highest
run, and the scores stood, Slosson Ill,
Schaeffer s.. In the tenth inning Schaetfer
got the balls on the rail and ran 9l2, the
best run on record under the new rules.
He took the balls twice around the table.
His score now was 400, and he was 2Se
ahead Of slossen, who, however, In the
nexttwo innings added to his score 40 and
1888.
schaeffer for the remainder OF the game
played very badly aud seemed to have
lost all courage, while Slosson kept add
ing to his score runs OF ia, SO, 81 and II
winning the match in eighteen innings,
and leaving the balls in good position on
the rail. The average is the best on rec.
ord. There vas considerable betting, and
the most intense excitement prevailed.
Following is the score by innings:
slosson, o, g. o, i, As, o, 10, So, z, 46, 1888,
0, ia, 0, SO, 8, 81, "a GOO.
schatier, |, 9. %, !; $500, a, si2, Q,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-05
nrmoerntle Opinion About english.

Democratic opinion About English.
lISpiAsAPoIIs, October g. General W.
Il. slocum, OF New York, who Is making
twenty-five campaign speeches, Is not
working for the Democratic ticket out oi
any love for William H. English-not q
bit oft In facthe has said quite plainly
that Mr.. English might go at once to a
very warm place for all he cares, II 1t were
not for Hancock. It isnot anything that
the Republicans have said about Mr..
English that has soured General Slocum,
but he has had chance Of finding out
lust what kind OF q man English 10, and II
IA not the kind the General admires or
cares to associate with. He says he had
no sooner arrived from Europe than Gen
eral Hancock sent foi him and told him
that Mr.. English wanted him In Indiana.
BE spent but one night with his
family and came at once
to enter upon the campaign. When
he arrived at the depot no one met him.
He went to the hotel, but Mr., English did
not call upon hin, and II was only after
he had been here some time that he was
eventually introduced to Mr.. English by a
stranger. Although he came by special
request OF Mr.. English, that gentleman, he
SAYS, has never invited him to his house,
has never bestowed any courtesies upon
him, and has never even asked him To
take q glass Of wine with him. General
Slocum says that every gentleman who
has come to Indiana has been diPgusted
with the way Mr.. English has OF treating
strangers, aud that II one Of them has been
offered more than two fingers Of his right
hand he has not heard otit. "My opinion
Of Mr.. English" he adds, "is that he Is q
did hog, and l would not stay in In.
diana day II It were notfor Hancock"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-05

ouRAr, COL, October I'd, VIA LAKE
Cry, COL, October 4.-on the 2o!h
ultimo party Of freighters in camp on
the Cimarron, about four miles from
Cline's rauche, were visited by number
Of Uncompaehre Utes, who demanded
supper. On being refused, one OF the In
dams attempted to shoot, whereupon
freighter fired, killing an Indian named
johnson, son OF chief Chayanaut The
news Of the affair was communicated to the
agent at Los Pinos, At whose request de-
tail Of six soldiers was Immediately or
dered to Cine's rauche and the freiehter
arrested. While on their way back to the
agency they were surrounded by party
OF Indians who overpowered the guard
and took the prisoner from them. There
Is little doubt but that the Indians have
murdered the freighter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-05

WASHINGTON, October 4.-GeneralF F. E.
Beale, formerly Minister to Austria, has
returned to the city from his summer
recreation. 1t is at his house that Cen
eral Grant will be entertained during his
stay here this winter, although the Cen
eral has been unable toappoint time def
nitely for his arrival. In recent letter to
his host he stated that alter the Indianap-
oils reunion OF the "Boys in Blue" he
would 60 to New York and thence to Bos.
ton. At the conclusion OF his visit North
he would come TO Washington, probably
inst before the assembling OF Congress.
General Grant has written to Mr.. Hen
ry Il. Hough, OF Doylestown, Pa, that he
will visit that borough shortly. General
Grants maternal grandmother was ma
tive OF Bucks county, Pa. That is where
the Simpson'in his name comes from.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-05

DEsyER, October "A Santa Fe special
says that Col. Bnell's command has passed
through the California Mountains follow
ing a large trail supposed to be Victories,
southeast OF the Pine Mountains. Also
that Col. Joscquin Terresas, with
four hundred snd fiity Mexican troops,
are day behind Col. Buell. and marching
to effect junction. when the Me5icans
and Americans will cooperate. Buell's
column has now marched through the en-.
tire length OF chihuahua, the Pine Noun
tains being near the borders OF Noreva.
leon. victoria's band is really ahead II
will have u stop and fsht. Col. Carr's
cnmmaud Is securing the northern borders
OF chihuahua and the southern extremi-
ties OF New Mexico.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-05

Ixp1AxAPoIts, October 2.-In an inter.
view with Senator Dorsey and John o.
New this evening, each, declared his belief
that Indianapolis will give Porter 10000
plurality. Said Senator Dorsey: ~ was
never more amazed in my lille than when
the first disastrous news from Maine came
in, and / assure you shall ba equally
amazed, disappointed and mistaken II In
diana doesn't go Republican by 10000
Mr.. New said, in response 70 question
that fair vote would probably give the
State to the Republicans. "Yes, Q fair vote
or an approximately fair vote would do 1t
You know have said from the first, with
no desire to bluff or brag, that we shoulC
win, and I ask you to put pin 10 this pre-
diCtion aud recall It. We shall certainly
carry Indiana by 10000"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-05
ARR IN ClNcINNATI.
Raising the Fund to secure the Gin of
0I5o,0O0.

Raising the Fund to secure the Gin oil
eI5o,oO0.
CINCINNATI, October 2.-The meeting oi
the committee to-day appointed to raise the
$4,000 necessary to secure the gift Of Q.
w. West for the establishment Of an art
scum showed gratifying success. L. B. Har-
rison subscribed 5000, and the following
gave 81 600 each: John L. Slellinius, Thos.
Emery & Sons, RnIus King, Robert W.
Burnett, and Franklin Bank. Other sub.
scriptions were reported ranging from SIS
to $500, all aggregating S25, 900. The sum
remaining to be secured is only Sl7,940.
It Is understood that the entire proceeds
OF the Exposition on the closing day, next
Saturday, will be given to this fund, and
thus 1t Is expected that President ingalls,,
who at the opening Of the Exposition an
nounced Mr.. west's muniicence, may be
able to give the full response OF the citi-
gems, securing the lopg'desired museum.