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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-09-16
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Survivor Melville,

PnlLADELrllIA, September l5.-Chief
Engineer Melville, with his comrades,
Norosa and Nindermann and Lieut.. Berry
Of the Rogers, arrived this evening from
New York in charge Of the Philadelphia
Reception Committee. The party was TO-
ken direct to the hotel, where reception,
was given. z. - FIJI ;S5s :;5l.i
3WIAsnISoToS, September l5.-A call,
signed BY many prominent civil officers,
also army and navy officers and prominent
citizens has been issued for n meeting to.
morrow to arrange for public reception
TO Chief Engineer Melville and compan.
ions upon their arrival at Washington.
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w,,,p indebted to n friend for IN old
,.J 1t rhhmhwphis, dated "Elev.
VI VI month, 7th, lSl7," n paper once pub.
=, st.1a NJ. Pleasant, Ohio. Like all The
.tI,,,,r, 't Of that day it has 10 local news
:. ~ !, md therefore rs Il chronicle Of the
.',s =, in which it was published has very
r.. II heal interest for this generation. liIF
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NINE YEAHsIN WHEELING.
An Establishment Which IInx Well
sE-rFL1i ~ Filled n Real Want. t,&i 5zis3

r'flsf FhIeu kcnl want. LtEl,
Nine years ago this week Martin Thornton
opened in Wheeling what she could not
truly be said to have before, flrstclass res.
taurant, which he happily dubbed 1.-THE
Capital" In the nine years that have passed
since that his house has come to be consid-
cred q permanent institution and to be looked
upon BY large numbers OF our citizens as
sort OF q second home, so that when their
families are out OF town they 60 10 Martins
in preference TO hotels, assured from expert.
ence that they will receive corteous atten.
tion and be bountifullyfed with good victuals,
well cooked, md amid clean surroundings,
The press OF the city, aud indeed OF the whole
neighborhood, have watched Martin pretty
closely during his career in the city as a
public caterer, and 1t gives us pleasure to
testify that never in any of his large dinners
or suppers has be made failure, or given
but entire satisfaction. He Is the
same now as In 1878, when he opened his
dining rooms, only more popular, buster,
and better. known. Long may he wave. q.
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Kicking ArnInst The Lnm.

QUEBEC, September l5.-Acting upon the
decision Of the Bishops Of the anglican
Church the minister here refused to unite
a resident with the sister OF his deceased
brothers wife on the ground that while the
law renders such marriage valid 1t does
not compel the clcrgymen TO perform the
ceremony. .ls,551s4. Ess
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-09-16

Enron lIAls1RAp, Of the Cincinnati Com.
,r,ial, is running the English war in
Erp. IS vigorously ms he run the cam
inns Of Sherman, Rosecraus and Grant
l,,iug,he war OF the rebellion. Cincin.
uii, a sort Of long range military stand.
va, from which to run the armies Of the
y1ll. The present Ilalstead idea is that
Erslnd should make Egypt part OF her
Esaial Empire, and, Unnecessary, concede
Coustlntinoplc to Russia, Holland TO Ger
uanr and Belgium to France.
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The Great Female Remedy Is prepared by
the Womcn's Medical Institute of Buffalo,
n. y, and is their farorite prescription for
ladies who are suffering from any weakness
OF. complaints common to the sex. It is
sold by druggists at $l00 per bottle. Ladies'
Gun obtain advice free. Send stamp for
names Of those who have been cured.
At wholesale and retail by Logan & Co.,
Wheeling, W. Va. Daw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-09-16
A Fatal. FALL.
Tracy, ChlcagO's Sentimental Murderer
SMingH or In Zinc SIYIc

Tracy, ChlcngO's Scntitnentnl Murtl crcr,
Swings or In Fine style.
CHICAGO, September 15.-At precisely
205 James Tracy, the murderer Of Police
Officer Huebner, expiated his crime on the
gallows. 1., si-S'3 I, :.
Long before the time appointed there
wasa large crowd about the JAIL, and the
throng increased up to the appointed hour.
Only about 200 persons were allowed 10
witness the execution. Tracy walked firmly
and unassisted to the foot Of the gallows,
and at 1885 the notice Of silence was
posted on the gallows. At 1:47 Tracy, ac.
companied by: Father Bowling and two
other priests, the Sheriff and Tailor Folz
walked up the steps Of tho scaffold. The
moose was adjusted and the black cup
placed over his head, and the Sheriff civ
ing the signal the trap swung and the body,
with drop Of six feet, swung of into the
air. !ty y So i;s-g5t $50. ~
Tracy's last night was spent mostly in
devotion, he sleeping little for the past IS
hours. He was not without devoted
friends, who were with him to the lust and
gave him many tokens OF sympathy.
When informed that the Supreme Court
had refused TO interfere, his flrmness gave
way for the time, but he soon recovered
and his protestations OF innocence con-
tinued irom-that time until the very last.
Y On the scadold Tracy said II have
nothing to say except that / am an inno-
cent man. Though I meet my maker soon,
lean declare my innocence; truth is
mighty and It will prevail. die an in.
nocent man." ~. = d -, 4 5, Is ~.
At e:0S o'clock his pulse was 1:40; at I'll
it had ceased 10 beat; at 2:l4 the heart pull.
sations stopped. At oo:oo5 he was pro.
nounced dead, and ut 2::22s the body was
cut down, saij 45' 81: !ss,t9!.s
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fnfclOncti Ia Elan, M

q, s;'SSA1l' September l5.-At5 o'clock
49, y afternoon while Wm. Wiley and the
s,S,,'. U' Chas. I. Collin 4 Co., whose oil
sa,sJ sa,Jnment =. VAS burned yesterday, were
isiIiH,I iiHI IN 10 tightening tho hoops Of 4 barrel
) Sra " iMiecellar, and were using q lantern
sv.oni,ns ,sG,. the oil suddenly exploded,
: t.,,S Wiley in flames. He was burned
Mssts,halm almos, instantly. The porter,
,sIr,I,.' ,I'l,eh, ~ escaped by running, but was
a,.:, burned. Wiley Is 10 years old,
esr5. 0s Bishop Wiley, Of The NJ. f.
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.,,,bplas, II,t:d De"locrdtwe learn that
=. will not bc made this canvass in
sI,bat candidate Coli lives in finer
Man candidate Good. Col. Bob will
!. .,Lc 'lOg cabin" campaign Of 1t
..tde. .---- .L-...t !.
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r,,pbIi.h M interesting and roman.
). biennial WI sketch this morning in re-
".I,o,be old Cruger place out tho Ma.
i...,, ro,l. II is Of course somewhat
..,,5 w.. with fancy, butts nevertheless well
,,;ASu AID entertaining. .Ia 5a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-09-16

Trr r,a assessment Of lands in this State,
..A by the Democratic legislature Of
x; Increased the total valuation just Sl2,.
+; IA s., and increased the State taxes
=, $4,000 per annum. The re.assess-
m, now going on, that was ordered by
.,h.t Democratic legislature, will in.
,..e the taxes at least SlS5,00O per an:
,--IuEr,Jrg Journal 't'5s ~
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AT CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND, September. 15.-The iron
markets are about as reported last week.
Pig iron is quiet and q trile easier; because
of the non-settlement OF the strike. The
price is unchanged and the same as two
weeks ago. Manufactured iron is scarce,
firm and in good demand. Nails have ad.
yanced to 81 Is. Steel rails are in increased
demand and sales large. 5;is
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~ T. a ~
LnrGe Increase nt Murfin's Ferry-Stcu.
benville Goes UP 8I,OOo-Bcllnire md
bridgeport Also Gain 500 Each.
Special 10 the 1ntelllgenccr.
WAsIIISoros, September l5.-The IN
rELLloEScER recently gave the changes in
tho salaries Of the Presidential class. AS
these adjustments are only made every two
years they become valuable, not only. to
the postmasters interested, but also to the
general reader as indications OF the, COM
mercial condition Of the locality involved.
Good business makes good postal receipts.
An explanation Of the various classes Of
offices was given when the status
OF West Virginia post officers was pub.
lished in the lSTELLIGES GER, and it is,
therefore, unnecessary to repeat 1t ut this
time. 1t will, however, DO OF interest 10
sec how tho Offices in Pennsylvania and
Ohio, ,immediutely contiguoust to Wheeling,
OF the presidential class, are affected by
the new adjustment. OF couse they are
very few, tho only counties represented be-
ing Washington and Greene counties in
Pennsylvania, and Belmont, Jefferson,
and Monroe counties in Ohio. q h;
s. The largest increase is in tho case Of
Waynesburg, Greene. county, Pa, where
three hundred dollars is secured. This,
Too. is the only Presidential office in the
county. IN laither Q! the two Presiden.
tial offices in Wasning.c@nn county has
there been any increase. They relnai., elnaS,"s ~
tho old figure, Monongahcla} City $1,000,
and Washington 81 600. 81.
In 0hioth largest increase is at Mar.
tins Ferry Belmont county, where gain
oftwo hundred dollars is made. The Fer
'ry also has the honor OF coming up from
the fourth class to the Presidential Grade.
In future the salary will be 81 200. 4 steu-
henyille, Jefferson county, goes up q hun
dred 10 $1,000. There is not, n Presiden.
tial Office in Monroe county. The follow.
ing two offices in Belmont county also gain
one hundred dollars: Bellaire, the new sal.
ary 81 900. and Bridgeport 81 200. Barnes.
Vile stands at tho old salary OF 81 500. The
following are the new Offices established
during the year: Belmont county, Don,
Hendershot, Kelsey, Owlett and Poormnn.
Monroe county, Coats and Mount Carrick.
Jefferson county, Marklc. y!
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Great Destruction OF Lumber by Fire.
s. TOLEDO, September l5.-At l:SO this
morning fire broke out in tho extensive
jnmher mn MI i"f the Mitchell & Rowland
lumber company, entirety DESTROYING It
Tho fire also spread 10 large piles Of slum.
Der with which the yards were filled, and
before tho flames were checked thirteen to
fourteen million feet Of lumberw were con-
sumed. The loss on tho MILL is one hun.
dred thousand dollnsI insured for sixty
thousand. Loss on tho lumber, two hnn.
dred and twenty-five thousand dollars,
which Is covered BY insurance. Nearlyall
the insurance companies represented here
arc interested i'll these losses. =. y I -. : x
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Mountain Cnke.

Ito; the yolks Of six eggs, well beaten a1d
two cups white sugar, ,thrsee.quartcrs Gun.
butter, one cup sweet milk, three and n half
cups tlour, having mixed Thoroughly. through
one measure lanner' Baking Powtler. Z
whites Of two egga beaten still; bake Ii, jelly
CAKE pans when cold spread each layerrs
with an ioing rade OF the whites OF four
eegs beaten stiff, one pound powdered sugar
and one tablespoonful extract OF lemon. 1'Hll
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Car Works DESTROYED. :

ST. LOUIS, September l5.-Tho Missouri
Car and Foundry works, in The southern
part Of tile city; burned this afternoon. The
loss is estimated at Sl50,OOO; insurance on
building and contents, Sl2s, 900; on lumber,
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Lightning, Fire and Explosion.

New York, September l5.-During a
thunder storm last night lightning struck
Lane & Fletcher's oil works; Kingsland,
and Mescralc avenues, and Donaldson's oil
works, OH kingsland, near Murkei avenue,
setting them both on fire. The flames
were soon beyond control and both build.
ings destroyed. Early this morning when
the fire was nearly out the tank OF the
Naptha works took fire and exploded.
Chas. keeson, foreman OF the fire truck,
and Capt. Dury, one OF the company's oil
lighters, were instantly. killed. The loss
at Donnldson's will not exceed $4,000.
Lane q Fleming's loss is not known. z
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-09-16

New .YoRE, September 15.-The British
won the International Military Rifle match
by: the following score: British, 1915;
Americans, 1907. ., {
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They CAME Stop Them.

3 MONTREAL, September 15.-The Cover
nor General has expressed n willingness to
assist in colonizing the French Canadians
in the northwest in order to. prevent their
exodus to the United States. =; i, s. va
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Present stock Of pianos, steinway, Knabe
Chickering, Hallet & Davis, Emerson; Hard
man, Guild, &C., at the very lowest prices
and great.reduction for cost. Call early and
secure great bargains. ~ u ~
NJ Lucas Music STORE; ;t
Sfs. ri al5is.5rf sssSi lli2 Main street &
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-09-16

FoR new and stylish Hosiery, Gloves, Hand.
kerchieis, Corsets, Laces and Ribbons, cheap
er than any place in the city, 70 to ,==.f9 al
.. - Z is.9s BLUM 4 MAnxs' go
.s.: ~ Cloak House, 1l0G Main street,
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A HANDSOME! souvenir 10 every. purchaser
during Fair Week. " J. BRlLLrs, @
a 4, .t ~, Z 4 1853 Main St. &
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(ts a'Gtlligiel,llfer, III
: "a, ~ nnd 81 Fourteenth street

=. casters aro out this week In tho
/, Virginia Republican exchanges over
!, ,.rlt 10 Mainc.' ~.
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:. MIssrs' Cloaks from A years itot1O years.
The prettiest garments all Of our own make.
Come and see them. BLUM & Marks -.
..S Cloak House, ll08 Main street Il
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FoR fine Robe or Cloak for infants, 70 to
y BLUM & MARKS j 4
6 Cloak House. ITO Main street, {;
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f, Tux advantage OF being well. known was
shown yesterday by the big business Martin
Thornton did ut bis Capital Restaurant. He
fed I'm nd reds s = .5-5ssg, -,
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Successful Jail Dclivery Mt louisville


LOUISVILLE, KY, September I5.-The
first successful Jail delivery that has oc.
Cured in this city for several years was
successfully carried out this morning, and
by Ill several OF the hardest characters con-
fined in the Jail were. given their liberty.
The execution Of the delivery seems to have
been carefully laid plot which has been
malured through number oil days and
perhaps weeks, and it is evident on the
face Of affairs that the cprisoners have been
materially assisted from outside the walls.
1t seems that the prisoners, seven OF the
worst in the Jail, managed to capture the
nightwatchman and thus get possession OF
the keys, with which the yard gate was uu-
locked. The names Of the men are Frank
S. Enter, John Fletcher Harry WILLIAMS,
Jas. @. Mckay, Thos. REILLY, VIM. BALD.
win and Thos. Middecome. All are white
men, and, with Il couple OF exceptions, are
notorious thievcs.S Fletcher and Williams
were in on charge Of counterieiting, hay
ing waived anexamihation and were wait
ing final examination in the United
States Circuit Court. They have been
known in police circles for. q number Of
years, and have several times been arrest.
ed before on various charges. Il,
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, September 45.-Tho grain
trade for the week has been dull. There
is no demand except for immediate wants,
and the prices Of wheat, corn and oats are
without material change. Provisions arc
IN in fair demand at last weeks figures.
Mess pork declined fifty cents. The balance
are without change. The market for finish
ed iron is firm owing largely 10 the contin-
uation Of the strike. The demand for sheet
iron is late, owing to the high prices asked.
Hoop, too, is high, but not called for in
quantities. The general trade in hardware
is good and promises to be better. s ,.lfgg5
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= Fon good cheap Cloak, Dollman, or Walk.
ing Jacket, 20 tofItsg.i,g BLUM e. MARHsjI 81 "a
~ .jiiti Cloak House, ll06 Main street !. :
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A aoop medicinal tonic, with real merit
Is Browns Iron Bi!ters, so all druggists say.
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{, 5FoR piles, constipation and torpid liver
never fail 10 take MANALIS. jYsy,t9l.'
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Atral package Of :" BLAcK.DRAUeHT"
Tree Of charge. -. -, :.
For sale by Logan & Co..
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VOLUME XXX1.-.-NUMBER 2l.
NEIanBORHOOD NEWS,


Sheriff Hicks has completed the work OF
making out Tax bills for The wear 1882, i . .
The corporation tar bills. amounting IN
something over $4,000. are now In the hands
OF the Sergeant for collection, -ii,t N ITItI
Tbe main .treet ~ ,ha r,r., ,.,1 /. ,.,..
laid win n conrse nj .tora ~ ha ,ana,a5 70 Te
hpayy co.tIneof crast II - =
> A. a. -. ,n.s. go.
A. nye.yeat government prisoner from
cnncin lad hIs .,aS =, Ioa.ertg,, "nite Tm9ney'
~ 'uo "i'' 'n.'en ' Anuts'
: g.. " , iE
tGah.. nop t LIhusey anu hls niue daughter,
WY nare oeen spenulhs several weeks mere,
sta,.su Mnnsa iHr tneit nome IN Atchison, Kansas
hohuay iAst 21'Ell.l - iSF N7"'t
The County Court will be petitioncd at its
next meeting for on appropriation for con.
strucling. pike road through the narrows
oetweeh hele anu wheeling. .t'E ialtigi m
Sheriff Hicks has purchased Mr.. McLean's
brick dwelling on A street, at present occu.
pied by Deputy Sheriff Mathews. The Sher.
III and Deputy will probably change resi-.
denees soon. fl Js 50 - F.8 ,ml..si
Clerk Brown, OF the prison. |, bn,y on hin
m.annual and biennial reports. the fis.
cal year having been changed no AZ 10 end
September 9Otb, instead OF Soyember s(Stb as
heretofore, so US to conform with the other
departments of the State. 'l7Iag' ~ :
Tho nIan, and snoc,sc,,,or J..
,be ropntu sia;i faVus aro .Sant ~. Snanses lh
nropossIs Il, h;d, ~, % s1o;nn ~ ,, aItu m
advertised for at onca III. ,ssi ,, "Ux b Wi. oe
for lining ,he cnnrorn witH ston m. 70 h iteeiSeu
and laitfee wnrk NJ har ;rnn ,rha onn,,,9a ,.1h
sioners SiIj ,hsn dsc,Jo nnen ~ n"u & so'iai.s. 10
adopied. ~ foA ''.''1 'A' f'au pes " Oe
IT, Iin,.,n,. d.. ~, -. -, ~ s. :.
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PITTSBURGH,

BosToS, September l5.-The following
will appear in the special market reports
OF the Commercial Bulletin: There has been
no marked changes in staple merchandise
the past week, and about the same volume
Of business is being done as at this time
last year: The sales Of wool show some
falling of. The total for this week is q
$4,000 pounds against $685., 700 pounds
last week, 4,Sl9,500 the same week last
year. Shipments OF boots and shoes from
Boston this week o. .22i cases, against c..
600 cases for the same week in 1881. Prices
Of both wool and leather are very firm,
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POSTAL MATTERS

December 4th was fixed rs the date for
the new trial, and the Court adjourned.
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W.s. Payne arrived in town yesterday al.
ternoon from Bethany, where he has spent
the past week. He will preach in the Disci.
piles Church on Sunday. ~ q =
Some night prowlers who have been max.
Ing their nightly visits to gardens and SO on
ior some time past, met with serious object
owners. One brought a shot gunIto bear unon MN
the marrauders and they TOOK ler.bail for Il
but some Of the shot had the desired effect he he
thinks, as he noticed marks on the fence that
would indicate that he; hit some OF them,
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The Female Seminary here opened on Tues.
day with good attendance. ,5 -. - .s1''' -
Trinity Hall, an :Episcopalian school onen.
ed last week 1t |, acquiring splendid % ZEN,
utation.t stfS0 = r''- WY ..sP''
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The cattle disease is still with US. Mr Yates,
the purchaser Of the rBuchanon farm, has
nine animals sick with the disease. Mr.
Bnchanon lost q fine COW Thursday night.
While superintending the work on the new
boarding hall, Prof. Lowe accidentally feii
through the ceiling Of the front portico.
Fortunately he caught on the sjoisE and
broke what otherwise might have proved A
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y Night before last, about nine O'Clock,
while King pendleton was returning from
prayer meeting. he was attacked by furious
horse: which kicked him, striking him on
the hip and side inaicting painful though
not serious wounds He Is about again 70,
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Miss Fannie Norton, sister Of our CITY
Engineer, Is visiting Mrs. VIM. Sharp, Of
Gravel Hill. =. -
Miss Jennie Thoburn, OF Mt. Pleasant, wa.
in town yesterday on her way to school at
Delaware, Ohio. TX ~, ',T-,'Ii.- :, : :
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-05-11

THE RIGHT TO SNoRE 1T has
been decided in L Cau;llian court
that a pew o~Hcr may sleep during
service and hreuthe heavily, even
obstreperonsiy. AMI dauage. ":,'.-
not he recovered. Al St. Thomas
q suit against man who per-
sisted in sleeping, with an accom-
paniment to which no one ever
confesses, has besn determined in
the browsing attendants favor.
He was asked to stay at home;
but he refused, on tho ground
that dnty called him to the sane
tuary. Audible respiration through
the nostrils in sleep is an invol-
untary and not a malicious act, so
the decision is interpreted. and
while good taste would suggest
the avoiding Of such an occurrence
by attending to the service, the
law cannot interfere to protect
those about the demonstratice
sleeper. 1t may be necessary to
construct q church in that eom.
munity, the pew renting to be
limited to those who will keep
awake, or at least will repose un.
obtrusivel y-BoSt0n Advertiser.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-05-11

It is no longer matter Of
pride to have q high forehead. A
COW has that, and she is very
low-ly.