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INDIVIDUALPOIArs.

Prominent People Here and Here.
abouts.
Jack Lazier is In town,
Gov. Jackson has gone TO %Parkenburs,
Major O, ". Franxheim 10 at Ravsnna,
Ohio
Mrs.J j. Q, Brady left for Cranberry SAT.
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Robt. DAlzelI are at Avon,
New York.
Mathew Chew and family leave for Oak
land to-day.
E. Greenwald, Of Pittsburgh, is at the
New Mcclure.
Rev, Hunter Smith leaves tomorrow
for Parkersburg.
F. N. Mcmillan, Of Buffalo, N. Y, is al
the New Mcclure.
George F. Irvine and family leave to-day
for smithheld, Ohio.
Master Frank Hupp is ruSticating in
Washington county, Pc.
Judge Yale, OF Washington City, 10 q
guest Of H, WilliamS, Esq.
Mrs. George Paul and Mrs. John FreW
are visiting at steubenville.
W. K. Shelly, a prominent glass buyer
from Peoria, ia visiting here.
Mrs. DR., Frlsaell 10 visiting her father,
Mr.. Thompson, at Mouudsville.
Mrs, Henry odbert and family are visit.
ing her mother at Noundsville.
Mrs. CASTOR, Of Portland, Oregon, ID
Waiting her sister, Mrs Daniel Peck.
DIARY Black, OF the LEADER, spent
Sunday Of Deer Park. These trips don't
seem TO be very hdrrasan'.
". H. Drant aud wife, Of New York,
spent yesterday In Wheeling, the guests
Of the New Mcclure House.
]. O. Castor and E. N, Steele, two
bright and shining lights oil steubenville,
re'hete taking in the town.
Misses Jennie and Carrie McNeely, oil
Warrington, D. c., daughters Of Thomas
McNeely, are visiting atJ. O. Hupp'S.
Mr.. 3. NJ. Pearson, Of the Pottery, has
lust returned from Atlantic Uity and Phil.
adelphla. Mrs. Pearson remains In the
last named city for several weeks.
Wilbur Hagans, an old Wheeling boy,
at present In the cattle business Of Web.
sler City, Mo-, leaves the let Of August fol
Europe In company with his uncle, Hon.
James McGrew, Of Preston county, who,
after wishing on the Continent, goes 10
India to visit his son George, who is q
missionary there.
Lawyer Mcdonald, the Bridgeport inva.
lid, has been removed to hls home in
Pennsylvania. Now, that he 10 out oil
danger-no reference OF on uncomplim6n.
tary nature ID meant toward our western
suburb-it may not be out Of place To put
into history q little incident connected
with bis treatment. At q serious stage oil
bis disease, with any quantity Of doctors
and gentle matronB about his bedside, the
latter were directed To put O hot iron 10
bis feet. The instrument was thefeupon
heated up like the interior Of q blast fur.
mace and applied to Macs pedals. Not
withstanding that be was suffering from
the greatest cerebral excitementhe kicked
against the counter ~irritSnt below, and
with good cause. In fact, the hot iron
melted of one Of his heels almost entirely,
and the gentle pupil Of blackstone, In
consequence, won't be able 10 do any
pedesttlanizing for q month 10 come.
Meantime he will peruSe loose heel and
wonder why an Unmarried man should
ha a atIiiefaf fgnn Hat iFnng.
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Ieh bteonds Wlth 2 ELL hhe'
us II hot In The mill"
"The Thermometer says 3d."
twill the men work oil sutnmer2"
"Maybe."
nWill nails sell we'll in the tallH"
mThey will"
"fndlcations are good then for trader"
nEever better.n
"Ffices will 70 DIP, aye2"
nCan't say.r .
tpThe outlook 10 favorable l imagthe7'
= "Yes. Buyers have nothing 10 lose OIL
the present prices"
"Any prospective stfikes1"
II guess not, Noneafe outlined 90 FAR
mMen are satisfied With what they are
making?"
"Think 80. They ought 10 be. They
are making as much, II not more, 10 com.
pAfisoE, than the owners OIL MILLS"
Views the stock Of nails In town."
itgmall."
"How many thousand kegs are thsteH'
"Canb say. All l know 10 that Ihes tock
It3ood daylu
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LEESIS Co.'S Arnicated Extract Of Witch
Hazel u consider the best In the mark0t''
says Professor JOHN NJ. O~ARNscHAN, N. b.
HAS produced far more satisfactory results
In my practice than any other Of the numer-
Gus articles In the market says Professor
EdBRIT GuERSsEY, N. D. "CannQt afford 10
DO without your elegant and thoroughly sat
lsiactory preparations for q single day" says
Professor NJ, W, NoxAE, NJ. D. Hundreds Of
equally emphatic endors, mentS from leading
physicians OF New York City. Cures Piles,
Hemorrhagss, Oatarrh, Salt Rheum, Rheuma'
tiIm, and affections OF the eyes
Sold In 81 cts. and dollar siEes. MWAP
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LEGAL NorloEs
TRUSTEES SALE OF pP0pp1,,
i WHRELlN9 IsLAND "OEEkII ON

TRUSTEES SALE OF pP0ppn,,
l. WHEELING ISLAND, "0EEkII on
By Virtue Of q deed Of trust data
q February, 1879, executed By I'm, Il @GslhA d,
gobor1h 4 MOTIiI, his wife, and Fsr, Y ho'lA q
V VIM \ sS0I r! 20; Y RAE <. ~, 4 Ohio st ~ ~ !
whom Iaid deed EII made, vii oS. sael ugHs
Court House door Of Ohio cOunty, W., NJ a,Gis
THURSDAY, JULY a, 1851,
at 10 o'clock ., NJ, the following d.
Ma q aPpurtenAnceS, situate 10 M co",,L y =
snts o. Melt YirsinlR, tO-Vit' Lot bumSs,iiaG4
dTed and I've llo2l, In the seventh THrS y. 10
Sap mbas e i9Fx lEE SS, DE$ % Huron .ltssI Nh,
conveyed 70 IhaFlos klllott, j., by ~ IuIetaa
between hlnSsli and N. Il, HtusIoa' N.Y. RSlsa
Der 10, 1857. "'uE siA NP4s
js2ON N0""i IL VOcHGS,
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OARBuNcLEs, Felons, Boils, Sores Of long
standing, such al Ulcers, Absessee, etc.
positively cured without the aid Of o knife
or poultice, by using Mrs. Julye Myers
Drawing and Healing sAlve. Piles, Salt
Rheum, Erysipelas, Soft and liberated
Oorns, ChillblSine, etc. It has never failed
% cure. For sale by Logan 4 90. DAw
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pUBL1o SALE
or THE
FAIR GROUNDS,
On Mhaalinn Island.

Ia pursuance Of q resolution tdi4td y h,Ip
hOld0t Of the North West VifIlh Agne9Ngtss
elety, a. q mtUilLg held In the tiI o. NhCipsVA
the Sth day Of July, 1851, the uht'rtIia 'u'@
SATURDAY, AUGUST y, iHi,
commencing d 10 O'Clock a. N ~ %, ISSl W. :
The Court House Of ohio county Wht, gIa.t N
coed 70 sell a. public auction, % The hilsh
best bidder, The real e'tatN On 4pPufenl,g ,.I. I.
BY The aid North West Virginia AJtelll. /,
eltty, situated on Wheeling lIIatd and Ih'''""
Fair Grounds, ALs
ThlI WSii.fnoWn tract Of land t%out,IhI w
acres and ID one Of the most dttIDbl, b0llaT M
In or near 10 The city Of v htellbg Bdu'nIisS
made " the iolloRln9 deeds Tot l6callon 4, !,
and quantity Of iAAd oifSfed, viz Adttu w I'm
P. Brown and Others 10 tAd AGrttuianIs! V,ssiH
bearing date the 18th day Of FoVtnbsf y NJ M
corded 10 Deed Book No, 50, filgF9 IsSITi
records Of Ohio county, Rtbt Virginia y .i ~
made by Joseph KLfchgtsSnef and w W. Nj.
eiety, beating date The fllh dlJ d l.aunvs
And accorded 10 Deed Book No w. PaF w
land records Oi said Ohio county .ssg
TARss OF SALE-Une.ihlrd Otthe PlT a,sSt
70 be paid ia eash on the day Of sac, th' IN \.
two eduAI ibhtallmenu Al iii and tHhIW lsI N
spooiivOlS, from DAY 81 sale, With lntefnn Iiys.l
cent, The purchaser 10 giVe he hVttiitfu WtFa
paJnaen(i, 10 Be ntiIiielotIly secured " sssli
10 iAId lands 70 b. retained IA, the pufS.4 5tI
AhAlI have been paid In fall; but The p3h ..sIts
pay on ina dSS 81 nlg The Whole o. lhs NEAL
money or a much more than the One''hi'
TIE tii!s 10 iii property Is believed y
i,i2 Agent tr stostsSaE2
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"sLAcK:pRAueAr" cures dyspsp-
piG, mitigation and heartburn.
For sale by Logan & %.

WI know Of no article which has gained
the favor Of the public 90 rapidly as the
Acme Baking Powder. AZ II Is only put
up In small cans, the public can rely upon
getting an absolutely purer Cream Tartar
Baking Powder.
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Mrs. Ira Mulholland, Albany N. Y, writes
nFor several years / have suffered from oft.
recurring bilious headaches, dySpepsa, and
complaints peculiar to my sex. Since
using your Burdock Blood Bitters | am en-,
tirely relieved" Price 81 90; trial aiIe, 10
cents.
DrnRRlaLs, Wheeling.
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Used 10 say! "Boys, II your blood Is out Of
order try Burdock tea p and then they had
10 an The Burdock and boil II down In kst.
tleS, makinga nasty, smelling decoction now
YOU get all the curative properties put up In
4 paIatAble form In BURDocK BLOOD Births.
Price 81 90, trial size 10 cents.
Bold by Laughlin Bros. & Co., Wholesale
t1ruggiStg, wheeling.
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You have allowed your bowels 10 becom,
hAbitually costiye, your liver has become Tor,
ptd, the SAINT thing AllS yoat kidneys, and
you are justu9ed up. Now be sensible, Get I
package Of RidneysWort, take II iMthiully
and coon you will forget that you have any
such organs, for you will be 1 well man.
ABany AfgA NwRAW,
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WASHINGTON, D. O., July 1s.--1A. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, gen.
orally fair weather, except local rains In
the southern portion, variable winds, eta.
tionary or lower barometer and tempetR.
ture.
For the Lower Lakes, fair weather,
winds mostly westerly, lower barometer
and stationary or higher temperature.
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Closing Out sale-I. Blum L Bro.
Tarrant's Feltzer Apelient.
Wanted-Drug CLERK.
Virginia Female Institute.
West Virginia Stencil and Steel Works
Washington & Lee University.
Five Dollars Rsward-John II. FooBe.
Regular Tuesday Packet-steamer An
des.
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WIMBLEDON, July l7.-Hyde, the Amer.
lean marksman, made the highest possible
score for any rifle for the Association cup
nj 600 vnrha.
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A man named John Ctymble wac run
over on the o. 7, " 4 ", r. H. satut.
DAY and killed, q mile o., two, ives. 81
Bddsepott An inquest will be held this
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'NHE GRAY FARM FOR SALE
HARRIS NvRsERIE,

u MOUNDSVlLL&.
B,0O Apple Trves, Two, three, four In1 IN I1'
5000 Peach, one Iron bud) yelE
5000 Plum6, one and two yelp.
800 Quincea, two and three JeAr,
5000 Cherries, ono and two yEMI.
$1,000 ~EVeTgroSns, mostly Juniper, from w ~
looL Tho above are thrifty ard ID EoOi mS!ttts
Manipulating. VIII Aell n ioV " lhe ioTut v
%respondeneO solicited. Address SAMUEL ~
LER, Moundsyille. NurtSFJ Il Que nii ~ .
MoundtTillO Depot. dt.t'N
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I1tpD.

JOHksTgN-kt hA residence, n. 100 N.ln street
81 A! ~ hondAI july 70, 1881 Bobsft Johntton
Fuaerai nOlios hereafter.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
sPORTlAs RECORD.


At BufAlo-BuffAlOss, 10; ohicagoOs 9,
At Troy-BOstOpa 4; Troys Il,
At Observation-Disclosures 8; olsvelAnds 4
At OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Il Provi,
dence 0,
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ASK your druggist for Barosms. It will
do all that is claimed for It, and is war.
ranted 10 give satisfaction.
E. X. THoMPsoN, Tltusville, Pa.
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THE usual m~srchants' lunch al the New
aOLurs House Sample HCOrts daily.
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FoR SALE,

THREE AND TWO.sPRIEG PHlE
l. TONS, buggiOh and also three Rusi.IuSl
spring wagons and four htTBes. VIII Wll m ~
enable. j. W. FERREL, Cor. Main lhd fVuS4
1HeetL Id
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EoR De-.
dor prrm

i; EG T.. RE-! s'EST =; Ro0V;
farm On liz 1lsst, 1 ssS+sSsl hHtt \
!sOttory III I . MILL, tpS ~ T,.ls isssS.
1oa'P in lin I.l''' 'GRIsf rS li.S md !
swelling On IaiI"tIn ,.. = ssS nSs Ne 1;
-G a, ScHiSSS
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A loo, box OF Trough on Rats" will
keep q house free irom flies, mosquitoes,
rats and mice, the entire season. Druggists
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WANTED,
MEN WANTED. -

MEN WANTED, &S
We nov have 80 men SnVu,sl, In ,.n
upSip, lPhpg beds, ValhSn1 y flllag vita,
: IaiieLy o. hopAeho'd neaAIitisiF \ ediNGul
mshu 10 twenty Of the largest Vs' W NNlJ M
aaLo PeIman6nt Pllloss Tor ISV NOR ~ ata Il,
nAte nom Slb 70 SS per Veot. An, Isa, Ilpup
NOIL, young o. old, With or vltssu,l la WING
IN Sho wants . PeImiEst ,nsrH I
or sSdIsS ou KRyS SsH TSa 1! .ucg,S ii IN u
!sEeeL Wheeling, W Va. w. Inv YlHs
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RRDRsFRIANISM

FRDRsTRIANIAH
LONDON, July l8-At the Birmingham
seven miles walking match, won by Robby,
Merrill, Of Boston, tainted on the 18th lap,
and Wa carried from the track amid great
excitement,
NEW YoRE, July l6.-Charlea Price, the
ten mile champion runner Of England,
and George HRzAel, long distance cham.
plon runner Of the world, competed to-day
In q twenty mils running match Price
gave up the race after completing over q
miles.
RACES AT PrTTsBURaH.
PTrrSBURGH, July l6.-The anAl races Of
the summer meeting Of the Pittsburgh
Driving Park to-day were Witnessed by
about 1000 people, MSuds g., who was to
make another attempt to beat her best
time, made three starts, breaking each
time, frst Of quarter, second Of half pole,
and third after passing thresquarter pole
The last time she recovered quickly and
crossed the wire at 2:l6. Captain Stone
decided to give her anothertriRl, but the
rain spoiled the track, and pools ON her
ZULU Wot9 A0SAaAoA Ius
The arst race, 1925 class, fora purse Of
1850, was also unsatisfactory, When
the start was made on the ftth heat,
Helene, Almonte, .JT,, Early Rose and
Alta failed 10 get places, through error
Of the judges, The other horses went
over the track and claimed the heat
which was conceded to them, but oil
poola were declared off.
The race for Q special purse OF $1,000,
and $500 more II Sleepy Toms record
was beaten, between Matte Hunter and
SoTrel Dan, waB won BY Matte Hunter
in two straight heats, Tims-2;l2i, 2;lbi
Ross CHALLENGES HANLAN,
BoSroN, July 1e.-Wallace Ross chal-
lsnges Edward Hanlan TO race in American
waters, the place to be named BY Hanlan,
for $1,000 0 side. RoSs accompanies the
challenge with q deposit Of $500 Gs forfeit
CARRIER PIGEONS.
NEW YoRK, July 49, ot the thirty.sever
homing pigeons loOssd at steubenvills,
Ohio, yesterday ct 1905 A. NJ, local time
none returned the came day, The frs
arrivals to-day were q red checker cock q
7 A. N. and . dark silver cock at 1922 A. NJ.
owned by 3. J. Bratham, Brooklyn. Thu
distance from s%teubenville to their loft Ii
Jersey City heights ia 33St miles, A third
returned, Q blue hen, at 10 A, NJ, owneC
by ], ~Lanbenberger, South Brooklyn
Distance from point OF loosing, BAL 1911
miles,
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"A IS IS 50 So II
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CoTTs, DIKHL & KoRER will receive G
car load Of melons and cantslopes on
Wednesday, which will be sold at the car
al the most reasonable terms,
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The following shows the range Of the
thermometer, as observed OF SchnepiH
drng store, Opera House. corner yesterday:
nA1uRpAY,
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Day GOODS.
FOURTH WEEK
OF OUR
Closing Out Sale!
L. BLUM Il BRO.

This 10 very hot weather to aSk custom
srs TO buy gO1rs, but wO have made such
sweeping reductions that we feel that oil
who favor US with their patronage viii DO
amply repaid In the great saving 10 prices.
There are many articles that We cannot
carry over and Il would DO sheer nonsense
for Us 10 try TO do so and we say 10 you that
you can buy Of us during lazy and August
many Of these articles for less than original
cost. This stocks Of our different DEPART
msnts are uaSxcSlsd for quantity, variety
or quality, We have everything for house
keeping, personal wear or adOrAmsnk
l. BLUM g. BRO,
IIo4 Main street.
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PROPOSALS.


CLERGs OYncE
BOARD or COMMISSIONERS o. Ono ror,r
WHEELING, W, Va, July IL. n"
Sealed proposals. will 30 TseelVedA n m, Ss,,,s
NE 9th Inst, Of . q, m for eonItTusII'iI., W.
AbutmOnt Of bridge over Short cItef, " ~
There will DO about 100 piles driven u XII ny
and averaging. probably rs feet 10 lVprk' M !
on two teet bIl0E low water; 500 leVI INV ,,Is
md plAnEiDg, 10 DO placed on same 7j NH N
hrst class masonry, laid In mortar 80 tSt III
excavation tor. al 10 approaches ind 4 %I,ssI,ass
PILES, cups aud plankinS 10 DO Of VOod pvSJ IN
0Ak. "u' 'Al
Bids must 10 accompanied BY references uH,D
iofy 70 the Board who also reserve lie mn ~
leot any or all bids. '""
por further Information apply al hhtaa
BY order OIL the Board.
,r JAS, b. QUARRIlu sL.
W. 2. Smith, County Engineer. IN
wheeling and htoubtnVille dLIlluks,y
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MANTEn,

BqIiasisig ,lsI FEW BO4R6FS,
HOuAa. 4''' lev dOOr lb,t, II
WANTED,
A good girl OOOOk Tor a small I,
SONd Vass' and light vOrE, "ASGEn
Enquire At
isn ROOM M , cr,
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GENERAL -
EXECUTORS NOTICE,

uadSn5SIIs hereby EVsn Of III, ,D,
~ 5sHed y Executor Il The ~ sppalntata,s a
H." : rSEtOaI indsS,Sd hHbAi.
Fbo.S \ snd le,tls The Ams m; az Hiu,
t'OPeE'y SS51tad TOT plTnsSIA 'e vii nm,
Iva "A' ALEXANDER il
Bhdr,n"S
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JI.S HH.Sr.s.1P.E n. TAN. i2E.S Or n.7E.i
SUNDAY.
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WEEKLY BAZOO TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 49, 1881
FASHIONS FANCIES.

! A great deal vi color is seen in i'm
ported cloaks.
! Tiny birds swinging Oh golden hoop
now decorate the ears of ladies Of fashion
+; Rhine stone combs, bands and cres-
cents are immensely popular now ioI
adjoining the hair in the evening.
| "A prediction is made by Harper.
Bazaar that black will be the prevailing
choice Tor street garments during the win
ter.
| A very rich widow who has been seen
1t Saratoga. lately. wears black velvet
band studded with diamonds across the
front OF her hair.
Neither the very wide nor very mar.
row bonnet ribbons III the summer have
taken we'll. aud the fashionable width
will he from three to four inches
French women are wearing knots 50
! high "n the left shoulder that they are
~ visible To the admirers who follow them
- To- these who face the wearrs. The
fashion, however, makes the figure look a
rrifie loP-sided.
III our grandmo,herS were tn come
back from Paradise for Il brief visit. thew
would ieel much astonishesl a, MANY
strange things they would find, but a, least
they would feel ut home at fashionable
dinner with old-iashioncd blue china like
that they once used.
Velvet will be worn again IN large
quantities next winter. There will BE-
quite rivalry between ii and plush.
Plain velvet will W. in vogue, and also
figured velvet. Velvcts figured in balls or
acOrns are the Newest designs.
Standing collars and large Hat collars
are arranged On most III the new dresses.
Sometimes the points OF the HAT collar lie
far apart on the shoulders and fiariny
piece Of pleating fills in the space from the
neck. forming fan-shaped plastron. In
case of pulled sleeves the cuffs are often
left quite flowing AT the wrist
The new plates for autumn show re-
vival OF the PolonaiSe. tendency toward
>O,ne Of the aesthetic ideas OF the English
school in the pulled sleeves and the con-
tours 81 the skirts. 4 great deal OF shir-
ring is seen, which reaches rs high as the
darts in front snd over the hips in the
form Of a bodice. The upper part Of the
wais, is laid in pleats to the neck. With
this dress high collar is worn, and the
sleeve from the elbow to the shoulder forms
q full puff
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Fun for the Bald Heads.

Sne!baker's Majestics, whose appearance
in Se'ialia last winter caused the opera
house to be filled with male admirers, are
now performing in st. Louis, and are thus
referred to by yesterdays Chronicle:
"M'lle EugeDia, with Snelbaker's COM
bination, seems to take the fancy Of the
old white heads BY her liberal display OF
pretty red stockings. Every night the
front seats are filled with the traditional
"baldies," who applaud and recall the
dancer until she is completely
worn out. Almost If not quite IS much
admiration is given to the pretty stockings
Of the Lynn sisters, and when they come
out the white heads grin and clap until
their mouths and hands are tired out.
After the performance, like Mays little
lamb, they linser near until the girls an
pear, after which they slowly and sadly
take their homeward way"
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In Memorial.

The following resolutions relating Ia
the late judge VIM Clay Gibson were pre-
scented and ordered spread upon the rec
oris Of the county court Yesterday
WHEREAS, Since the last meeting oi
this court, and on the - day oi August,
1881. VIC Gibson. the presiding justice
VI the county court vi Pcttis comfy, Mo-.
by the inscrutable decree oi an Allwise
Providence. has been taken from our
midst therefore bc il resolved bv this
court,
First, That in the death III Judge Glib
son the public has sustained 4 grievous
loss, AMI this court has been deprived of
m honest, able and impartial member
man just and scrupulOns i'm all his deal
ings, and in truth. IAN upright Judge"
Second, That in both our private and Of
fetal intercourse We have always found him
a man "f honor, integrity and ability,
watchful III the interests Of Pettis county
and public whom he represented, just to
individuals and charitable and kind to the
poor, whom he so often befriended.
Third, That We tender our sincere SYM
pathy to his bereaved family and friends
and with them dcplore his untimely loss.
Fourth. That copy OF these resolutions
he spread upon the records and certified
copy thereof be furnished by the clerk IL
the family ii Judge Gibson.
tSig"'d1 John BAKER, J,d..s
}. w. PERDrE,
NJ. ;. CONNER, Sheriff.
IL. \. FIELD, County Clerk.
q. L. HEARD, Pros. Atty.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-09-13

The Globe Democrat il authority for
the following: All along il has been de-
nied by persons in antb.rity that there
would he any change inaLs urated in the
present system Of running the Iron Noun
tain and Missouri Pacific roads. Each
was to have separate management, they
said, and the roads would BE- run as two
great systems, for the present at least. It
leaked out accidently yesterday that the
heads had made up their minds that
greater efficiency could be secured by hav-
ing the two roads under one general man.
agement, to say nothing OF the economy
1t would bring to the cost vi operating.
There need BE- but one president, two vice
presidents, one general manager, one gen
eral passenger a one general freight
agent. In this change mentioned thou
sands of dollars could be saved annually
to the stockholders OF both companies,
"and this is but small item" said the in
fsrmant who is = railroad man, way up.
when you take into consideration the
armies Of agents both companies employ"
he concluded.