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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-23
AN INHUMAN FIEND,
Who Kidnapped Two Boys and Be

Who Kidnapped Two Boys and Bee,
Them Nearly 70 Death.
RICHMOND, ISD. February 22.-Wa!k
er Amos has entered a plea of guilty on
a charge OF kidnapping and has confess
ed that he enticed a boy named Adolpl'
Williams from his home, $50 Brign'
street, Indianapolis. and started with
him on foot to this city. They
walked fifte, miles the first day, when
the boys feet became sore. Amos took q
rope and made cato nine tails and lash
ed the boy TO make him walk on. lie
whipped the boy till he nearly tainted
They walked on to Richmond begging
as they went. The boy being forbidden
on pain OF death, TO make complaint ai
this city. He took another boy named
RatclifTe, and started on towards Pitts.
burgh, compelling the boys to walk
over the frozen roads, and beating them
terribly whenever they complained
They had reached Troy, Ohio, When
they were overtsken by parties from
here and brought back. Amos says b,
intended to take the boys to Harrisburg,
Pa, TO his mother and have her raise
them. He is a light colored mulatto,
very tall and slight He says he was
porter in 4 disreputsble saloon in Chi.
cago during the winter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-23
LON DON,

Psrnell Will Spesk-Tno Condition In
I'm proving In Ireland.
LONDON, February 22.-Parneil and
other Irish members will address their
constituents on Sunday.
The Dci'y .Nens says: II tho improve
ment in the state of Ireland continues u,
is probable the government will not pro-
ceed with the arms bill.
Arrangements are making for q land
meetingin each county in Ireland outside
OF Ulster on Sunday.
IL Is understood negotiations have
begun between Gen. Colley and the
Beers, and it is expected q truce will
soon be earranged.
In the Chamber OF Deputies, ut Brus-
sells, to day, the Minister OF tho Interior
said there mad been no case OF trichino.
sis in Belgium. and that the government
consequently did not intend to take pre-
ventive measures.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-23
Lucky Men.
Sprazue Divorce Suits.

PRovIDENCE, February eat is ex-
pected that the counsel engaged in the
Sprague divorce cases will, on Monday,
appear and arrange for the day when
the cases can be heard in the Supreme
Court. Ii is now learned that there can
be no change Of venue, the law reading:
All petitions for divorce shall be heard
aud tried in the county where the petit
TONERS reside" An effort has been
made to get Governor Sprague 10 with
draw his suit, but it is extremely doubt
iul whether he could be persuaded to
retreat or retract, inasmuch a. he has
told one Of his friends here that he has
received information of SUCH charac-
ter as to warrant him in refusing ever to
live with his wife.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-23
MISS MAYS MIN sTREiB.
A Band Of Fema's ,ongstcrs In jail at
Atlanta

ATLANTA, Ga, February 22.-fsnnie
Mays troope Of female Ministries wei
arrested last night at the Opera House
by the police in the middle of the per.
iormancc. The troupe numbered iifIcen
people. The members were carried io
the station house and locke up, charged
with using profane and vul gar language
and public indecencv. A councilman
interfered with the Chief Of Police and
attempted 20 prevent the arrest being
made, causing rome pretty hard words
on both sides. The company was play
ing under the auspices OF two young
lawyers OF this city, the proprietor o
the Opera House having refused TO rent
the hall TO the compsny.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-23
ANRRICAN PORK.
Il VIII still be Admitted into 1nslsnd-
The Great Amount Importsd.3

It VIII stin bs Admitted into 1nslsnd-
The Great Amount Importsd.3
LONDON, February 22.-In the House
OF Commons, to-day, Mundella, Vice
President Of the Council, said the Gov.
ernment did not intend, ct present, to
prohibit the importation Of pork from
the United States.
Mundelia added that the yearly i'm.
portation Of pork. bacon and hams from
the United States, Canada, Germany
and Denmark, was moro than twenty
pounds weight per head for the whole
population OF the United King
dom. Its value exceeded 9.50e, 900
sterling, exclusive Of the live swine; that
to cut Oft this enormous supply would
inflict great hardship ON the poor and
could only be done in case Of urgent
necessity; that il would not suffice to
prohibit the American supply, for tho
trichinosis existed in other countries,
and as long as any other country al.
mitted American pork England wsuld
be sure to receive supplies second hand
There was no authentic report OF an
outbreak OF trichinosis in England, and
he thought there was no occasion for
apprehension; that the Continental
countries were liable 10 disease because
OF the use OF uncooked food which vas
unknown here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-23
HOUSE.

The agricultural Al pfopriation Bill
Passsd-othsr Measures Discussed.
The co ,i.rrDoe report on the Pension
Appropriation till was agr-esi ".
Mr.. Rice reported back the joint reso.
luton providing Tor joint COMMITTEES of
the Senate aud House to investigate tho
allegeI false srd fraudulent proof and
statistics usei before tns Halifax Fish.
cries Counbtion, from the COMMITTEES
OF the Whole.
Mr.. BlouLt reported b,ck the Sundry
Civil Appropriations bill from the Com.
mitiee Of III. Whole.
The House then went into Committee
OF the Who'e on the
Agricultural Appropriation Bill.
Mr. Martin, Of Delaware, offered an
amendment approp iating $4,000 for
the continuation oi ,hs experiments In
,nnection with TIE manufacture of
sIgar from beets an for the cultivation
o. be~ts Tor that purpose. Adopted by
9l TO AZ.
The committee rose and reported the
bill 10 the House. The amendment
adopted in committee increasing the sp-
preparation for the reclamation of waste
lands. was defeated in the House and
the bill pas sed.
Mr.. Cox gave notice that he would
tomorrow call up the Apportionment
Bit.
The House then went isto Comm ittss
OF the Whole, Mr.. Harris in the chair ,oa
the
sundfy Civil Appropriation BILL
There wss no general debate upon tie
bill, which was Immediately read by
sections for the amendmepts.
Mr.. Kemmel offered IN amendment
appropriating 500. 900 ios the erection
ol postofiice building st Baltimore.
Mr.. Blount raised the point of order
that the appropriation, not being msds
10 continuation OF the work already In
progress, was not In order. Aitss dis.
russion the Chsir sustained the point
from which decision Mr.. Kimmel ap-
r..aier, and II vas overruIsd by the
Committee.
Mr.. Fort moved an amendment by
fixing the appropriation st @23y0U.
Agreed 70.
Warner Opposed On Approprissios
for constructing any public building IN.
Ill u was shown how much II sonld
cost During the Last hitses yssrs shout
seventy millions have besn aSproprisisl
iur the erection OF public buildings and
be believed on an averags it took ten
thouaod dollars 20 provide quarters for
sach government employees.
Mr.. Kimmsi's amendment ~ amend.
Cd vss asrsed 70, only iour votes Icing
In the ne0tive-
Several amendments yer, then ruled
out Of order, and ~ OF the So p-ges OF
The bill being Considered, the committee
rosA
The rssignstiou Of w. A Field. Rep
rssentsfivs from the Third district Of
Massachusetts,, vs. laid on the table.
h 6saees snssdmsais 70 the Postal
RAILS vsgs concarred In.
Nr. Thompsoa obtained leave 10 hav
pvistsd Q eabstituts Tor ths sppos,iou.
neat bill, hxing the nnmber u Repre-
sestsdvss st SIS. Rr-ets oil 10 nor
J Fov.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-23
Prohibit on Of Intoxicating Liquors Con-
stitutional

TOPEKA, KS, February 22.-The Su-
preme Court to-day filled an opinion on
the constitutional amendment relating
to the prohibition OF Intoxicating liq-
uors as a beverage. The court unani-
mously holds that the amendment was
legally ADOPTED and is part of the con-
stitution OF the State. Also that in ac-
cordance with the decisions OF the Uni
ted States Supreme Court the State has
a right to prohibit the sale and manu-
facture OF intoxicating liquors for use
as a beverage,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-23
Arkansaw IL Ynn pl.nsn

LITTLE Rock, February 22.-In the
House Of Representatives, to day Joint
resolution was passed. proposing an
amendment To the Constitution prohib-
ting the sale Of liquor in the State, by
q vote OF 66 ayes to II noes. In the
Senate a joint resolution was passed by
vote OF is ayes to ) nays, fixing the
pronunciation oi the name OF this State
as "Arkansaw."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-23
Fees of Doctors.

The lee Of doctors is an item that very
many persons are interested in Just at
present. We believe the schedule for
visits Is s., which would tax a man
confined to his bed for year, and in
need Of a daily visit, over 81 900 wear
lor medical attendance alone, Aud ose
single bottle OF Hop Bitters taken in
ume would save the $1,000 and all the
years sickness.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-23
Tit for Tat

PARIS, FEBRUARY s2.-The Agrigultu-
raj Society adopted resolution demand
ing the ministry to commence negotia'
tons with the United States for the re-
vocation OF the alleged decision of the
United States iorbidding the landing ot
French wines at the American ports on
apretext that they are injurious to the
health. The Ssociety believes that the
decision is simply reprisal for the in
teriiction by France Of the importation
OF American bacon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-23
IL Was in Kantnckx-

CINCINNATI, February - A dispatch
irom Grayson, ky., says: Ned Reagan
was shot by Marshal George rmstrong,
Sunday. The shooting took place in
the hall OF q hotel. Armstrong and
Reagan had previously had on encount-
er, Reagan being drunk. No one saw
the shooting. Armstrong was arrrsied.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-23
A MANIAC's DEED.
A Daughters Brains Dashed Out by Be-
ing Thrown Into Q Well

lhk -" -
C.RpoSpALR, Pa, February 22-
Adam HessIer, with his wife AID pretty
nine-year.old daughter, Jennie, have for
eight years resided in a neat farmhouse
near Hines Corners, Pa, whence they
moved from Rhode Island. In Septem-
ber last a large payment came due upon
ths place. Tne funds realized from the
sale Of grain and produce we're found
insufficient 10 pay one haif OF the debt.
Hesslesr thought he xonld lose his
home, and feared his family would
suffer he became despondent- On
Friday morning his wife went six
miles to her brothers, in the hope oi
getting assistance from him. While she
was gone Hessler rsved like a msdman
and declared that bis daughter must bt
gotten out oil the way. He carried tbt
frightened. crying child 70 well at the
rear OF the house, and, binding he1
wrists together gith a piece OF heavy
rope, threw her in. She fell % feet
striking upon the rocky tottom with
force that was fatal. An invalid lad,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-23
Nrhe Harrisburg Hot-Bed.

HAEElsuUEG. Pa, February 22.-The
thirty.lourth ballot resulted rs follows:
Wallace, 90; Beaver, 81; Bayne, 40;
Henry, :; Reyburn, 1 Schofeld, 3;
kirkpatrick, 3; Hewitt, >; Curtin, /;
Z n. Brewster, /; Shiras, /; 5. B. Dick,
I; Geo. ;; Graham, /; Baird, l. Adj
jlurned.
A Solution at Last-John j. Mitchell the
Lucky Men,
HNRRlSEJRG, Pa, February 22.-The
Senatorial Conference Committee on the
first ballot unanimously selected John j..
Mitchell, of nOya county, as the choice
OF the conference for U. :. Senator.
Mitchell represents the Sixteenth dis
trirt of the State in the present Congress,
his term expiring on the 4th OF March.
The selection has been received as en-
trey satisfactory. Each faction holds
caucus tomorrow 10 ratiiy the action
ot the conference, after which general
Republican caucus will be hell to en-
dOrse him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-23

neighbor saw the proceedings. but could
do nothing, rs she had not been able 70
leave her room for IL years Hessier
was gone when his vile returned and
nothing has been heard OF him since. 1t
is believed he wandered to the noun.
tain and perished in the snow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-23
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Yesterdays Session.

The House yesterday morning came
promptly to order at D o'clock, with
large majority of the members in their
seats and ready for business. lmme-
diately after the prayer and reading OF
the Journal, Dir. Brady presented his
colleague Hon. Geo. +. Evans, the new
delegate from Berkeley county, elected
to fill the vacancy caused by the death
of Hon. Geo. Ferrel. Mr., Evans pre-
seu,ed his credentials and was qualified
in the proper manner, W. p. Adams, q
Notary Public Of Ohio county, admins.
tering the oath. Mr. Evans received
the congratulations from the members
and shook hands all around.
Considerable new business was pre-
sentel yesterday morning Fnl among
il, the following resolutions, which were
adopted.
Resolutions.
By Mr.. Quarrier-R ResoIred, That the
necessary expenses incurred by the
committee appointed by the House, to
accompany the body Of Hon. George
Ferrel TO his late residence in the coun-
ty of Berkeley. be paid out Of the con-
tingent fund Of this House upon the
certificate Of Hon. b. + Brady.
By Mr.. Davis s-RSsOirei, That the
Committee on the Judiciary enquire
into the expediency Of SO amending
section IL OF chapter 81 OF the acts OF
1872 5 as to allow toe,nstables 5 per cent
commission upon all SUNS of money
collected by them in cases when judg-
ments have been Obtained but no execu-
ton issued.
Petitions.
By Mr.. Quarter From Thos. NJ.
Shelton and % others of kanawha coun-
ty. asking that hogs be restricted FROM
running at large in the Commonwealth.
By Mr.. Dayisson-From A. +. Shriyer
and 81 others of Taylor county, asking
that sub-district No OF Fetterman, be
made an independent school district.
Bills introduced.
By Nr. Cox A bill authorizing the
| County Court OF Monongalia county 10
pay arrears oi wages for labor done ia
| building the county Jail in said county.
By Mr.. Dayis-A bill TO provide for
the settlement OF the accounts OF sher-
ills, their deputies, or other persons, for
| all public monies in their hands or nm
der their control since 1870; and for the
recovery Of any sums found to be due
from each such sheriff, deputy sheriff or
person.
BY Mr.. Dayisson-A bill to authorize
the Board of Trustees OF the "west yir.
vinis College" to establish q Normal
Department and issue diplomas.
1he West Virginia University.
This institution received attention
Yesterday morning in a bill offered bv
Mr. Morrow, the title OF which is "a
bill providing for the abolition of tb.
officers of President and Vice President
of the West Virginia University" The
first section sbolishes these offices ON
June 9Th, 1881. Second-On the 9th Of
June and on each commencement day
thereafter the Faculty shall elect from
their own members q chairman. Third
This said chairman, dnring his term.
snail have powers and duties a. the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-23
Meeting of Stewards rro:tiug Circuit.

ROCHESTER, February 22.-Stewart's
Grand Tro:ting Circuit met to-day.
Meetings are TO be held at Cleveland,
Buffalo, Rochester, Utica, Hartford and
Springfield. The meeting at Cleveland
will be held July 18th. The sum OF
S20,0O0.will be offered at each meeting.
Another meeting will be held March %
to arrange the programme.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-23
HIS LAST sfELl. A..
A ANsw-Fanglsd BoeIlinG Match In KsL-
tuoky.

hew-Fangied boeiliug Aatcn IN heL'
tuoky.
CINCINNATI, February PA telegram
from Somerset. KY, says: On Saturday
Harvey Russel started from Q spellin.
match 10 attend a meeting at some dis
lance Not returning at the proper time,
search was made and lac was found b.,
the roadside. stabbed twenty-five times
and his skull crushed. Money amount
ing 10 $50. watch and other articles
are missing. Five men have been sr
rested, who were seen with him shortl,
after the spelling match, which Is ,h'
only circumstantial evidence that point
TO them as guilty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-23
THE ID. a y. II. Il. co,

Have Purchased the philadelphia. VII
minston and Baltimore Railroad.
BALTIMORE, February 22.-lt 10 stat. d
on the authority OF hugh official Of the
b. K o. road that q svndicste composed
OF the friends OF the New Jersey Central
Philadelphia and Reading, acd Balli-
more roads have purchased controlling
interest in the Philadelphia, Whining
ton and Baltimore railroad. The pur.
chase uas completed to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-23
LIVE sToCK.
CHICAGO, February 22.-Ths Dros9s

CHICAGO, February The Dros@s
t,... ~. Reports hoys receipts D.NO
head; shipr ents 900 head. M,rke,
fairly active but the supply sxcessive at
s. 950.5 55: eariv sales at IS 6Os95 65;
D ,or - choice mixed packing at S l59
5 80; good to best heavy st S 6os6 6o;
extra heavy and Philadelphiu at % $50
525
Cat,le-Receipts 1000 head; ship
men,s $500 head. The heavy offerings
depressed the market greatly, fully TO-.
600 are on. The market quiet and weak |;
exports 2Oc lower at 8 2Ss5 80; good TO
choice shipping - 6OS95 90; common TO
f,i, 8 sO,di 30; butchers easier and
slow. common TO iairS2 0Os3 90 good TO
choic, s. 25ta4 90; stockers and feeders
weaker at 81 60s4 l5. =,
Sheep-Receipu 5000 bead; snip
mens $40 bead. Prices du'l and do
clined fS,Ic; from last week; commos
TO medium 81 25s4 rs; good TO choke
81 sOs5 40.
E.sr Lrsrxry, February A.-CstHe-
Receipts to-day l,s49 bead; selling saov
II ye.tsrdsy's prices
" Hos.-Recripts I.sco head; Philsdst
,b;,s sS 5olSS 10; Yors ers IS 6o(96 %
sheep-Receipts 4,6oo bead; ssiiinl
dull a. a,e of from yesterday.
The President has nomineted Leus
Richmond, nov Consul at beifass, 70 o
! Consul General at Rome.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-23
GEORGES BIRTHDAY.
HOW THE HERVS MEMORY WAS RE-
SPeCTEO ALL OVER THE LAND.

Business Generally: Suspended in the
Larger Cities-Ths Day Devoted to
enjoyment-Jno. J. Mitchell Will
be Pennsylvania's Senator-A
Large Purchase BY the
$40. R. R. Co..
Foreign Facts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-23
The Pan-Handle Tunnel.

SrEUBENvILLr, February 22.-Consid.
cradle interest is manifested here in the
Gould tunnel, which is to cut of three
miles OF curves on the Pan Handle road,
seven miles west OF the city. Contrac.
tor Patterson, of Philadelphia, is here,
sub letting different parts Of the work.
Carpenters went out this morning with
lumber, and will commence building
houses and sbanties for the hands right
away.
An Unlucky Time.
Tie residence Of VIM. Hardy, Of the
Sixth ward. was burned to the ground
this morning. Loss upwards Of 81 600
Uninsured. The origin Of the fire wal
q detective f1ue. Hardy had made sp
plication for q policy on his property
but hadn't signed the papers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-23

The President has nominated Leun
Richmond, nov Consul At Beifast, 70 b
Cousul General at Rome.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-23
A Handsome Thing
Personal n otes.

Capt. Hugh Sterling is in the city,
making some efforts to have some re-
pairs made in the Wheeling postoiiice.
John McLure, +. NJ. Norton and wife
arrived at the National Hotel to-day.
IF r
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-23
A Silly Kick.

WASHINGTON, February 22.-The
resolution OF the Inaugural Military
Committee condemning the appoint
ment Of Gen. Field ex-conicderate,
door.keeper oi the House, TO command
a division in the inaugural procession,
created quite breeze here. Gen.
Sherman appointed Field, and to him
the latter submitted the question as to
whether he should serve or not. Gen.
sherman maintains his right AS grand
marshal to appoint assistants, and insists
on Field serving.
The fact that
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-23

Board of Regents shall prescribe, and
he ahall be entitled to additional com
pensation, and in his absence the Fac
ulty shall elect chairman pro tenn.
Fourth-At their next meeting in June
shall make such redistribution oil the
subjects OF study as shall by them DO
deemed expedient to meet the necessi-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-23

Just before adjourning. II. 3. No. ll3
wss passed, and its passage ordered
communicated to the Senate. 1t isa bill
reviying and amending and re.enacting
chapter ~ of the Code in relation to the
taking of land without the owners con-
sent for the purpose Of public utility.
Atl:l5 the House adjourned.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-03-24
A Hiah Compliment.

The Cincinnati Trade List, a
strictly mercantile paper, viewing
PresidentHayes administration from
a non-partisan standpoint, pays it
the following deserved compliment ::
The record of President Hayes
administration will occupy a bright
chapter in the history of the country.
Among all his officials acts, there
is not one that was not prompted by
strict regard for duty and motives Of
exalted patriotism. During his ad-
ministration, the country passed from
the condition of great financial de-
preston to great prosperity, and
there should be glory enough for him
in the fact that he leaves the nation
at peace, and in the enjoyment Of
rapidly accumulating wealth and the
first place among the commercial
powers Of the world.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-03-24
Correspondence Of the News.
LETTER FROM ILLINOIS.
AGRICULTURE, EDUCATION,
TEMPERANCE, &c.

MACENAw, Ill, March 16, 1881.
EDITOR HIGHLAND News Il have
been living in Illinois for four years,
and must say that she is without
question in the front rank as an ag-
ricultural and stock-raising Slate.
According to the census of 1870
she contained more acres of i'm
proved land, and produced more
wheat, Indian corn and oats than
any other State, and was unequaled
in the number Of horses and swine.
I would not advise persons desir-
ing to go West to pass Illinois, OF
Iowa at farthest, provided they in
tend to till the soil, but to engage
in the stock business, to go farther
West, where the range for pasture
is more extensive.
The educational facilities of Hi
nois are excellent. The common
school system has State Superin-
tendent, having general direction
over all educational affairs, and q
County Superintendent for each
county, whose duty it is to visit each
school in his county at least once
each year.
Wages for teaching here are in ad-
vance of those paid in Ohio, averag-
ing from $45 to $50 per month for
fall and winter, and from $50 to S35
for spring terms. I have been en-
gagged in teaching most Of the time
since living in Illinois, and find that
the schools compare well, both in
interest and importance, with the
schools of Ohio, that is, so far as I
am acquainted. A compulsory
school law is about to be enacted in
the State, it having already passed
the Senate.
There is one feature of Illinois in
dustry that I refer to with no little
degree of regret-her liquor trade.
Peoria, a city of 10000 inhabitants,
pays more internal revenue than any
other city in the U. S., all on ac-
count of the enormous quantities
of spirits distilled there. One of the
largest distilleries in the world is in
operation in that city. Though
in the face Of all this there are zeal
ous persons, Temperance workers,
dealing blow after blow upon this
monster evil. In Bloomington there
are now pending some suits for
heavy damages against liquor-deal-
ers, which are watched with interest
by the advocates of Temperance
throughout the State.
Yours, W. n. R.