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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-09-27
GOff IN WHEELING,
The Republican Standard ncnrcr Serc,
nntlel Last Might.


nn,leI Last Night.
Gen. \. Colt, ", Republican candidate for
Congress from this district, arrived in Wheel.
Ing last evening, and registered at the Nc.
Lure House. Last evening he spent in call.
ing upon various friends, personal and
political. About II o'clock large party of
we'll known Republicans, accompanied by
the Opera House band, called at his hotel
and serenaded Gen. Cot. After several sclec-
tons by the band, the General appeared in
the gallery OF the Office and thanked
his friends for their greeting. He
said he had never visited Wheeling
on a personal, professional or political mis-:
sion that he had not been warmly welcomed,
and be expressed his grateful appreciation
for the kindly feeling manifested for him by
the people OF Wheeling. edid no. suprose
that lie was expected 10 enter into any dis,
CUSHION Of the political issues of the canvass,
but he would like TO consider one OF them
briefly If il met with the appreciation % I
those present. ~ -, I
The assembly signitied its desire that lie
should doSot and he spoke for q few mlnutca
upon the tariir question. lie referred 10 a
statement In the l,rgi.ier of day or two
since, that rs he was born and reared in the
agricultural county Of Harrison, be did moi
understand the interests and desires OF The
manufacturing centre OF the State. lie said
1t was true that he had always lived in an
agricultural county, but when quite Young
he had sought the reason for the lack OF
prosperity and progress In his native county,
This was about the time when Pres.
ident Buchanan had stated in a State
paper that the industries OF the country
were Frustrated, and many OF those who do.
pended upon their labor for their support
were not only idle, but in actual want. lie
began to sec then what the difficulty was,
aud when in 1851 the grand young Republi.
can party had passed The protective tarifIact,
his Judgment was confirmed. He then saw
the. agricultural county in which he lived
begin 10 thrive as he had never seen il thrive
before. The hum OF busy mills REACHED evan
there, and the bills TENED with herds
and nocks, and her farmers prospered.
He had never since doubted the wisdom Of
the policy then adopted by the RepubIican
party Of protecting American. indusirie9 and
American labor with the glorious Shield Of
American. law. lie was an humble exponent
OF that policy tonight, and having expressed
himself thus frankly be desired Tint bis On.
ponen! might as freely state his yieYp upon
The same subject, - I. 49,: 1'" ."'Gf''
lie eonllnued bis remarks at some length
but In more general vein, being FREQUENTLY
interrupted by applause throughout, and at
the conclusion OF his address three hearty
cheers were given. - :, Il - :,
Gen. Goh goes from here to Brooke and
Hancock counties, where he Is TO speak This
evening and tomorrow evening. On FRIDAY
he returns and on that evening will address
Republican meeting at nenwood. -
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DANCING SCHOOL,
Professor John huIlcn's Dancing Aen.
lifuy ... 70 .#.F.

deny. '
Prof. Mullen takes pleasure in announcing
the reopeninG Of his class in Germania Hall,
corner Fourteenth and Market streets, for
the season, and respectfully returns thanks TO
bis former patrons for their liberal supnort
in the past and solicits continuance Of The
same for the present season. Due care will
be exercised in the admission OF pupil, 10
the academy. Ladies' and gentlemen's even.
ing class will commence on Thursday, SEN
TENDER IS, from to 10 o'clock p. n, and
continue every Tuesday and Thu nday of
each week. Misses and masters afternoon
class will be formed when there Is su illcient
number to commence with. The Professor
can be seen at the music store Of Wilson 4
Naumer, on Market street, OIL Tuesdays
and Thursdays or In the Iiali
on the above date, or by addressipy him at
80 Sixteenth street, city. -
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Do boldly what you do at all. Boldly do
We affirm that kidney-Wort is the great re.
nledy for liver, bowels and kidney diseases,
rheumatism and piles vanish before It. The
tonic effect Of kidney.Wort Is produced by
blood. Where there is a gravelly deposit in
the urine, or milky, ropy urine from lisor.
dered kidneys, It always cures. NwF4w
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beauty, health, and happiness for ladies
in SWINE OF CARDUl." al,
For sale by Logan 4 Co.

A couoH, Cold or Sore Throat should be
stopped; Neglect frequently results in an
incurablc Lung. disease or Consumption.
Browns Bronchial Troches do not disorder
the stomach like cough syrups and balsams,
but acts directly on the inllamed parts, allay.
Ing irritation, gives relief in Asthma, BIon.
cchitis: Coughs, Catarrh, and the Throat troub.
les which singers and public speakers arc
subject TO-. For thirty years Browns B1on.
chial Troches have been recommended BY
physicians, and have always given perfect
abstraction. Having been tested By wide and
constant use for nearly m entire generation
they have Httained well:msrited rank among
III the lew staple remedies of the age. Sold al
Is cents box everywhere, r7bsay :
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tolala,a: '.:;,,.,,..s .suO l.sal.s I @
Mr.. Caldwell was declared nominated and
on motion committee was appointed 10
notify him. The committee performed this
duty. and shortly reappeared accompanied
by the nominee, who Was introduced 10 The
eonyi;nneh, anh made an appropriate little
speech Of thanEs. " =
1t va, then moved thu. the counties of
Hancock, Brooke Rpd Ohio, composing Tie
Eir.t Senatorial district, 90 into the nomi.
nation OF u Senator, which motion prevailed.
Messrs. Nelson L. Whitaker and 4. Z. Scott
were named for the position, but upon the
statement that Mr.. Whitaker had negatively
refused to accept ;hc nomination, lie con.
ietee who placed Ills name before the coaven-
ton withdrew 1t.
II was then moved that Mr.. Scott be nomi.
mated by reclamation, and the motion yas
unanimously adopted, Mcsars; l,ohinaon,
Brelunt aud AicpoTd were appointed n com.
mittee 10 notify Mr.. Scott of bis nomination,
and OH motion the conference dissolved.
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UsI.lks other ca,hartics, DR. rierce's
'"Pellets" do not render the bowels costive
after operation, but on the contrary. establish
n permanently healthy notion. Being eli.
tirely vegetable no particular care Is required
while using them. BY druggists. wsaw
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H q
John Bayha, Esq, formerly one OF our best
known citizens. now OF Kansas City, is spend.
ing few days in the city. -
Mesdames g. G. Hughes and J. Mcdonald,
Of the South Side, left last evening on the
Andes for the Cincinnati Exposition.
Henry Baer and wife, OF Z,nesvillc, re.
turned home yesterday. Th0y were guests
at the Fleischer lorkheimer wedding. !
Miss Emma Joy was the winner OF the
handsome set OF glassware offered ut the
Wesley NJ. L. Church in the Eighth ward
last week. s.s
Miss A. Taylor, President OF the Wheeling
Female College returned home yesterday
from Ohio, where she has been lecturing on
education.
John Coleman, who for two years past has
been connected with MWnkemp,ler's drug
store, has gone 10 Philadelphia, to enter a
college OF pharmacy. sf5
I. We regret to hear CT the serious illness OF
A. W. Kline, the Riverside mailer. He had
a paralytic stroke Monday night. but Is
resting somewhat easier at this writing.
NJ. l. Wolf, superintendent. OF the tele,
phone company, is in town today. We OK.
pect 10 give our readers some interesting
telephone news in few days.--SeuJtnrilf
Herald.
Mrs s. B. Lewis OF Chicago, Is visiting at
the residence Of Hon. len ainin Fisher, OH
Fourteenth street. Mrs. Lewis possesses a
number OF Wheeling friends who remember
her as Miss Trtdennick. 50
T. Slater Smith. Esq, the manager Of
"lsauch l0' Company, is Philadelphia
gentleman, OF large and valuable CONNER.
cial and theatrical experience. Patrons Of
aniusements may rest assured that any en-.
tertainment given under his direction will
be worthy Of their attention and respect.
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All of which is most respectfully submitted.

Some time ago Council ordered sewer laid
on the west side Of the Island. 1t was accom-.
plished alter long and arduous fight, and az.
Ter the necessity for the same had been firmly
established. By putting this sewer through
private piece OF land which could lie ,plr.
chased for $50 and do hereafter for an alley,
tho pipe could be laid for abou. oue-third
what 1t would cost to lay 1t around this prop
crty. Mr.. liildreth introduced resolution
ordering the purchase OF this land last night,
wh 7, was iin st ADOPTED. The opposition
ulous and afforded much amusement, \
At 0.45 o'clock Council adjourned,
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c. II. TAYLOR, the Wheeling mailer, who
was injured BY the fall Of the gallery at the
Pittsburgh Exposition Monday evening, IL
reported as coming OH finely, faiG II ~ Il
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Answer This.

Can you find a case Of, Brighrs Disease of
the Kidneys, Diabetes, Urinary or Liver Com.
plants that is durable, that Hop Bitters has
not or cannot cure p Ask your neighbors II
they can. L.E.-, M,-. II. u -t,... TrIIskw
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NOOL! WOOL!

."COlumbia" Germantown Yarn.
Clergyman" Zephyr.
"Slar' SaXOny Yarn.
e Genuine German Yarn.
Headquarters. s +
~ A,Ta'.'' q Lee.5. A. l.. RICE & co.
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1""ctt0n 81 FINNna. ~ :.
Present stock OF pianos, steinway, Knabe
Chickering, Hallet d Davis, Emerson, Hard.
man, Guild, &C., at the very lowest prices,
and great reduction for cost. Call early and
secure great bargains. =
Lucas Music sroRr,
lie Main street
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THE usual merchants lunch nj the New
McLure House Sample Rooms daily.
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Grcnlll ltakH.

Take three iourths cup butter beaten 10 a
cream add two cups sugar one pint sweet
milk, one tablespoonful extract vanilla; then
add three cups Hour having in It one measure
Banner Baking Powder the whites of SIX
egps beaten very still bake In layers In jslly.
cake pans. eEtIr' lr 10 :
FoR THE oREAN.--Take one quart OF
sweet mix when at the boiling point stir
into 1t Inc yolks o. sig eggs aud ons.halt cup
swpe,en to tastei when perfectly cold spread
between each laye.. :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-09-27
JUDGE AND SENATOR.
Republican Candidates for the Two POSI-.
tIouA Named Yesterday

lions Named Yesterday.
The conietees from Hancock, Brooke, Ohio
aud Marshall counties, appointed by the Re.
publlcans Of those counties to nominate u
candidate for Circuit Judge to succeed Judge
Jacob. whose term expires shortly, met yes
terday In the rooms Of the Lincoln Club, In
this city, pursuant TO adjournment Of por.
ton OF their number ut Mounsdyllle last
week. Er g- l-...'71 i
The meeting was quite full one, the FOL
lowing conferees being present.
OHIO COUNTY.
David Dell, A. e. Robinson, !,
". II. Halter, John CarIin, \ :
E. W. Dunaway, A. c. +. Ebcling,
J. W. schultEe, J. II. Storer,
NJ. Il. Hill, q. g. Sawteil. I
..., HANCOCK COUNTY. W. s.a,l
w. Smith, VIII. Beebout,
05. T. A. Shay. " 'aas.
BROOKE COUNTY.
G. W. McCord, T. II. Marks, VI.
T. ]. Mahan. ~.
MARSHALL COUNTY. ,5..- Iii
s. ". Mathews, Josiali Sinclair,
y. z. Stilwell, John ". j. Reid,
N. Q. Criswell, J. L. 1looten. .
An organization was effected by making
Mr.. ID. J. Smith chairman and NJ. Il. Hill sec.
Rotary. A delegate from Marshall county
rose and broached the subject OF tho contgs,
about the delegation from that county,. but
he was interrupted by A. q. Robinson, who
moved that the conference adjourn 10 pri.
vate hall, "where they could have the room
to themselves" The lSrELLlGESCEn reporter,
who was the only outsider he could see pres,
ent, took the hint, and folded his Notebook
like the Arab and silently descended the
stairs. Subsequently,, however, he returned,
and vas graclOusly allowed to remain.
Upon coming together In another room the
meeting roted 10 admit all the delegates
from Marshall county, In accordance with a
resolution from, the Republican County Con.
yentlon empowering ali Republicans Of that
county In good standing present ut the con.
vention to sit rs confereey. :
On motion 1t WAS resolvedto adopt as {. ba.
sis OF representation the vote case for Gar.
field for President In 1880, giving each coun.
~ an even number OF hundred votes, allow.
Ing 100 for any fraction Of that number oyer
fifty. ~
This would eRtltle each county In tbc fol.
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!. dhes Qatelliatu,re:r.
New Advertisements.

Sew Advertisements.
Wantcd-Middle Aged Lady
Wanted-The Address Of james Holloway.
For Sale Cheap-ChGese rs.s-r-. =
= For Sale-First Mortgage Paper.
Wanted boy II TO Is Years Of Age.
For Sale-A Boys Bicycle. ~
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GENERAL MOTORS,
OBJECTION NOTICE,

s'cSkholde', In the Home Building 49,
SIC netcoy nolihcd ,ha, the annual elsc,,o" ues
ys'on wlll be held at Building Asoci,,Da psn "
"wednesday Evening. sep,c,nbe. n, ia, '4 aluaa
GilAs: ". CoNNER. Secretary. , s,,,dsnt
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"MlNE Of cAR0uIn four times day
makes d happy Household. fel
For sale by Logan & Co.
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lowing vote: -

Necessary to a choice, a.60l 4.
Nominations for the candidacy were then
called for, and MeSrs Qeorge II. Caldwell, Of
Ohio county, Hanson Criswell, OF Marshall,
and g. L. Cranmer, Of Ohio, were put In
nomination.
The ballot resulted rs follows:
Cnllwpll. cris;sc.L lanmcr
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WANTED,

WANTED-NURSE GIN -
TX Maryland .lrcet. Island. near .hOa 4 I'D
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,WAANTlED-AT WHEELING CREvr
rI f r. SGnnSpy rb Nine, xo mile, out osS
Steady work guaranteed. frscs n, NMsSdy mlats
Der lst, Is cent? per Ion. >' VI Ainiat, oSts
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FOR SALE,

TOR SALE-TflE STOCK Ann cocs
~ VIII Of well equipped Job Prlnii,so nMaVuD
ms city, or would sell material In lon ~ vsi@
il TURN GaSnIs enquS at ,hl, oalce' Or ii A's
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FlGoR, strength and health all found in
one bottle Of Browns Iron Btters. paw
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Take "BLACK:DRAUGHT" and you
will never DC bilious. :, - -
For sale by Logan & Co.
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Docron bills are abominable and not need,
ed In kidney and liver affections, as Koruna
and Manalin will cure them. si-.,g b. "
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WASTED-A YOUNG MAN 4 81
W. cessiul canvawer, TO tctn. u,", stG.
Implications IN this State Must 10 WiIf'tio t on
ils!,!1 inoa.hs Salary and commI.,"ys a, tiot IL
n mS'G f. .,a SEof scu!iy Reference a..
"a, CAsSELL, rErTER, GALpIs Ico
S.o nj Hrnadwsx
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: HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ST. JAMES HOTEL.

" BlIsnlon Nv & LERy. J
W glhyi, &wiit, rsh. u
CSlicslcy, Woodstock. u
KS Norton, rtty. ----l II
J y Blowers. aarnesv'le. ] y
y Jones, 81 MaryS 4 y
IAE Btast, we,t Va.'l, = u
Jas Todd, baltimore. q
. q huh;emRn, Andes. I
II Thomas, baltimore. y
A Z Evans, Detroit. q
NJ Walden. Stenbenrillc. u
II Stock, Mckcesport. y
Nsl'hir1i,au, PittSb''gh: 4
J A Htla,ibt Springfield v
q " IIrdneid,, K u S.uy
FR'chan!soh, Mt Vcrn. Z
J l. Auter, city, y
J. DOuehoo. Columbus. "
DIS lloSbler, plt,s9'sh. 2
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
News nud Gossip AbOut Wheeling FGIkx
'rt,a L. ISrIo,,I.

News nuu GOSSIP AbOut wheeling Felix's
and Their Friends.
Mrs. N. A. Franzheim is at present visiting
in Philadelphia.
Dr.. J. II. Pipes, OF the Eighth ward, is in
Cincinnati on business. ~
Messrs. C. II. Beher and Conrad Aul have
returned from q visit 10 Canton.
Misses Lille Agnuc and Belle Boggs, Of
Pittsburgh, returned home yesterday.
Hon. Ben. Fisher left last evening for
Ironton and Cincinnati on the Andes.
Neeley Cochran left for Ann Arbor yester-
day, 10 resume his studies at Michigan Uni.
varsity 81. t'srs 90
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The Independent also gives currency to the
following very doubtful story: ut has been
stated by gentleman who ought 10 know,
that the, fires in the Bellaire Mill will he
started this week. An effort 10 interview the
Ientlenan was = failgreI but from oils with
whom he had talked previously we gathered
the above, and the fact that the Ironton and
Ashland mills will 80 on tomorrow at last
years prices, gives color to the statement
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a VALLEY GROVE.

Avery pretty aerial phecomenoni occurred
hero Tuesday evening at @ o'clock md 80
minutes: a meteor having nucleus rs
large as q star OF the first magnitude, accom-
anSs q %nGD. sanE n S Of sx :. ss in il
titule of about forty.iiye degrees, bearing
south, until lost 10 view in mid air, was
at once impressive and grand, :, .'r,TI
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IL the Circuit Courts yesterday there was
not much business OF interest transacted.
In Part !, Jacob, Jadge. George. Boyce plead
guilty TO the charge OF petit larceny, the
State entering nOlie pros. us to the crime oil
house breaking, and WIS sentenced to fifteen
days Imprisonment in the county Jail. In
Part II, Boyd, Judge, the case OF Armstrong
w. Reiily,a al took up the entire day, and
Is sill unfinished.
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TnErevival services at the Disciples Church,
conducted by Elder S. ". Brown, nj Wash.
ing,on, Pa, has developed an unexpected
md gratifying interest. In spite OF the rainy
weather there was line attendance last
night. and two persons went forward 10 con.
Tess their faiti, In CHRIST and determination to
become Christians. This meetings will con.
tinuc from night to nigh. until i4;.ler no
tice.
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Personal.

Mr.. Joe. G.. Hall, Of Martin, and
accomplished wife are visiting the
family of Mrs. w. E. Fawcett.
A little son of Mr.. w. II. Algee got
"a grain of corn in his ear the other
day and has not yet been extracted.
Our former associate, l.. j. Brooks,
of the Jackson Wing, made call on
US last Monday. Many warm friends
welcomed him to our town.
We acknowledge oursef indebted
to DIR. j. Il. Harrison for valuable as
sistance III getting out this week 5 pa
per. When he wants us in consulta
tion he can command our services
provided the patient hasn't smallpox,
or any other sporadic" disease.
Col. r. ii. Clark wants puff. He
says he has done a days work this
week; that he nailed slat on the
back gate, stopped hole where the
pigs had been coming under the front
fence, snagged hole in his trousers,
skinned his shin on a wheelbarrow,
used some Sunday,school words, pol,
ished his boots and walked down town,
for all which he thinks he deserves
much praise.
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Business Failures.

J. l.. Rea, a well known Humboldt
merchant, has made an assignment.
T. j. Williams has been appointed
receiver. Assets $4,000. Liabilities
about $4,000.
Messrs Galloway & Burns, Of Trez-
evant, made an assignment last week.
We do not know their liabilities, but
hear they are very heavy, as they
have been carrying a very large lot of
cotton and futures.
Messrs Conley u Harrison, Of this
place, made an assignment last Tues
day. They had been dealing largely
in cotton futures, which was the cause
of their failure. They have been re-
garded as one of the staunchest firms
in town, but they could not carry the
heavy decline in cotton. Jno Will
burn, of Jackson, is assignee. We
hope they can rally and soon be on
their feet again.
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GENERAL CONFERENCE DAILY.
o. p. Fitzgerald, ID. D., Editor.
One Dollar for the Session.


A daily journal of 10 pages, pasted
and trimmed in the same form as the
Christian Advocate, will be issued from
the Publishing House during the
session of the General Conference,
which meets on the first day of May
next.
This paper will contain a directory
OF the General Conference, list of
the fraternal delegates from other
Churches, the pastoral address of the
Bishops, and full report of the pro.
ceedings of the Conference.
Shorthand reporters will take down
speeches verbatim, and the reader
may expect to be fully informed on
all matters of interest.
Many questions of Importance and
general interest to our whole Church
will come before this body. Among
them may be mentioned the election
Of Bishops. the expansion of our mis-
sionary operations, our Publishing
interests and the question Of Frater>
nifty.
Many persons desire to preserve
the proceedings and debates of the
Conference in permanent form; and
for this reason we have determined to
print on a good quality of paper,
with new type, and in 16 page
quartO form, so as to be conveniently
bound
With the expectation of a very
large circulation, we have determined
TO put the subscription price including
postage at 81; and will furnish a
volume to all subscribers who notify
us at once, for 81 so. Send us 50 90,
and get current copy during the
session. and handsomely bound copy
soon after the adjournment of the
Conference.
A small amount of space can be
spared to advertisers, and as the cir
culation will be general and first class,
no more desirable medium can be
found. We especially call the atten>
of our school and college presidents to
this opportunity We have fixed
the rates for the session at 81 per line,
or single insertion 10 cents per line.
Nothing admitted except from first
class houses or Institutions.
All newspapers which publish this
prospectus, and call attention to it
will receive a free copy during the
session.
Our ministers are requested to read
this notice in all our congregations
and urge them to subscribe. Nc
commissions can be allowed; but the
expense Of transmitting the money by
registered letter or money order may
besdeducted.
Subscribe early that we may have
your name listed before the Confer.
ence meets.
Address Southern Methodist Pub
fishing House
j. B, Nc FERRIN, Agent.
l.. ID. PALMER, Manager.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-02-18

A certain young man IN town, not
remarkable for his low stature, went
into store the other night, stumbled
over box and fell into basket of
eggs, demolishing them. Recovering
himself, he went on, and in trying to
put his lantern on the counter
knocked another one off, belonging to
a minister; picking that up, he knock
ed his own off. Then he tried to sit
down, when he fell over OF the floor,
hitting his head against a bucket OF
water, knocking that over. There is
no telling what else he might have
done had not a friend gently assisted
him to rise and helped him to sit
down.