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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-14

w. Cookies il In from the Basin.
Mrs. w. a. BOyce leaves "a til.
mornings train for Chicago.
Hon. Samuel Word returned from
Helena last night.
Sandy Smith and +. Il. Mills, ESP.
from upper valley are in the city.
Gen. J. Il. Brooks aud family ar
rived from New York last night. ca
route to FArt SHAW.
lIrs. q. W. Beai LEFT this morning
for her OLD home in Ohio, where she
will spend the winter.
Superintendent {. r. Hobart, Of
the Dakota Division Of the Northern
Pacific Railrsa.l, has i,een transfer
red to Montana and will have cha re
II the Yellowstone Park Division.
Mr.. Hobart il we'll known through
Oit the northwest and is the origi-
natOr Of tie National lark improve
meilt enterprise.
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Charles p. Howard was arrested
last night BY Aarshal Smith, charged
with wife beating. Persons living In
the nighborbood Of Howard's house,
near the Morning Star mine, say he
has been In the habit Of abusing his
wife and . ten-year-old son most
sl,an,efully. It vas ascertained that
/; when Howard works at all, he Is =
| sta driver, but that recently he has
done ns work, spending his time al
.ernate:y between drinking bad
whisky ind abusing his family. while
his wife y 0zked tor her own and his
support. Mrs. Howard has bccn .
| nurse ir the family Ct H. G. Walton,
Esq, and Is spoken of by those who
know her .s y very respectable and
industrious woman. Yeste day mern-
ing, Howard being on one Of his
drunken sprees, made threats which
frightened his wife, and she sought
protection at Mr.. Va!i;on's residence.
Howard made several attempts to en-.
ter the louise during the afternoon,
but was ordered away hy Mr.. Walton.
who finally told him il he came again
lie would have him arrested, and
Howard promised not to annoy the
family further. soon afterwarsl Mrs.
Howard saw her husband 10 up
town. and thinking to take advan'
taye Of his absence, she went home
to procure some necessary wearing
apparel. Howard saw her and fol-
lowed her into the house, where he
made savage assault upon the de-
wife, striking terrific blows !
with cle9chcd fists upon her head and
face, throwing her to the floor and
her till she was almost sense
less, and her clothing torn in shreds. |
The n.iy':bors hearing her cries
rushed in and rescued the woman
from the incuriated brute. He Was
unable to procure Tail hast night and
will probably have time behind the
,ary to reflect upon his success in life
IS q determined and courageous wife
,eater.
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The Firo Brigade.

The meeting Of the fire brigade al.
journed last night without transact.
Ing any business. The are brigade
has made definite proposition to
the City Council to furnish 1850 feet
" hose, and more il necessary, pro-
viding the Council will supply them
with q suitable hose house aud watch
tower. The brigade aIso propose IL
furnish . fre-alarm bell weighing
not less than 1000 pounds, providing
. suitable belfry Is furnished by the
city. The hose and hell offered by
the brigade will cost them about
go! It wis expected tho Council
would take some action Upon the
matter last night, but ~ the Council
did not take up the s.,ljes'. last night
the brigade adjourned subject 10 call.
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City Council.

At a regular meeting Of the City
Council last night there were pres
ent Mayor Owsley. Aldermen French,
Forbis, Mccarthy, Haus<r and Per
ron. Absent, Massrs. Newkirk,
Reins and Fisher.
A number Of bills were read aud
approved.
The Police Magistrate was author
lied to purchase fifteen cords Of wood
At $50 per cord, for the use OF the
Police Court.
The Police Magistrates report for
the month commencing Sept. 18th
and ending Oct. llth was received,
showing total fines collected $500.
On motion Messrs. Owsley, Walton
& ca. were authorized to build side
wall; on the south side of their stable,
under the supervision Of the Street
Commissioner.
On motion the Council adjourned
until Monday night, Oct. 18th.
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Ronshaw Opera House.

The s;cicty drama A Case for
Divorce" was played Last night by
the Nellie Boyd Company to . full
house. The play Is an intensely in
teresting one, and The sympathetic
attention Of the audience never
Ragged from the raising Of the cur
tain to the end Of the play. Miss
Nellie Boyd As Helen F:.raday. and
Dir. Emery as Frank Far.,dsy, were
well supported ~ the Company. Mr..
and Mrs. Hart excited the risables Of
the audience hy the ou'rc colIrt<l,ip.
Tonight the great mcliern drama
~ Celebrated Case will be pre-
scEte.!.
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Montana Rife Team,

At meeting Of gentlemen interested
In rifle practice, held ut the Elite
Club Rooms last night. a t. IN va.
organized under the name Of the
(;Iand Montana Rifle Team. on.
Gers were elected ~ follows: J. G..
Kelly, President: Jos. Campbell, Sec.
rotary; Geo. r. l'enter, Treasurer;
n. H. TwOhie, Captain; N. e. Finn,
Assistant Captain. The team will
hold their next meeting ut Good
Templars Hall, ut SO'clOck next sun
day evening, when all riilemen are
cordially invited to be present and
become n.emLers Of the orgaDixa-
Ton.
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of Michel Roy, deceased, NOiics
iahereby given ~ the 9ndessieDed. the cx-
eeuso9 u the last will and testameut 81
Nie6el Roy. deceased. to The creditors Of
and al pef<o0s having claims agsjnDt The
said deceased, to exhibit them with the nee
9asary voucheSs, within ten months after
the 1I8t publication Of this notice, . the
ef Silver D0W.
sTANIsTAa 4. HIRnOUR,
Exeeuto9 Of The last will and Testament
OF Michel Roy, deceased.
Dated this III day Il October. Is:..
sOcSElW
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Notice for Proving Win.

Territory OF Montana. County cl silve!
U0w. ~. In probate cs'urt, In and for said
county, in the matter AZ the estate ol
Michael Roy, deceased. Notice for publica-
t;or Of time appointed fox proving gill.
Pursuant 10 an trder Of said court, made GA
the Nth day II Reptembnr, A. D. 1851. notice
Is hereby given thai Wednesday the lth day
az Octo0ef. A. u. lse2. ~ O'Clock p. m. Of
laid day, 1t the court r0cm Of said court at
the CITY OF butte, in the county Of SILVER
Bow, has BEEN appointed a. the time and
place for proving the will Of said Alehasl
Roy, deceased. and for hearing the appliea-
ton OF Nta jSlax Z. HirbOUr for the ixou
- CO to him OF letters test meutary. when
and where any peTson interested may ap.
pear and contest the same.
Datel this nth day 0f Hcptember. A. d.
1859 CALEB l.. IRVINE,
Probate Judge and EI-00iciO Clerk.
3lkiW
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Local News.
From the Daily ~ Thursday

From the Daily II Thurzday.
The Robert Emmett Literary Asso-
citation announce hall for Thanks
giving night.
The R;rer PRS, claims P::tis, who
stole the Louyn,aid horse, a. a citi.
rem Of that burg.
Vice-Prcsident Cakes, Of the North
ern Pacific railroad, has arrived ut
Billings on his way west.
A private telegram received in
Butte yesterday from u prominent
business man Of this city, who left
here . bachelor, says: "Will arrive
In Butte Thursday evening, ACCOM-
panied by my wife" Guess who it Is.
Marshal J.u =. Smith received u
letter yesterday from the Superin-
tendent Of Pinkerton's detective
force, who thanks him for efficient
aid rendered To Detective Mc(}inn in
the capture Of the Kewanee hank
robber, and assures him that the
courtesy will te reciprocated should
any Butte crooks come that way.
A large delegation Of Masonic and
other friends Of the late Hon. Thomas
n. PosnerOy, will take tho train for
Deer Lotlge this morning to attend
the funeral ohseiuies. The train Is
. Especial. which will be IN through
to Deer Lodge, leaving Butte ut q a.
M. and returning 1t Sis ,. M. Tic
fare for the round trip will be $50.
In the District Court yesterday
Michael Fisher was found guilty Of
assault with intent to kill, and his
punishment axctl \, one year in the
Territorial prism. Iienry Mitchell
and Andrew J. Eddy, convicted Of
petit Larceny, were sentenced to sixty
days In the County Jail, the first anL
last ten days on dict Of bread AMI
water.
A meeting OF tine stockholders and
Of the Mincrs' Union
Hail, will be held ut Masonic Hall
next Sunday afternoon. when it is
definite action will lm takei
upon rebuilding The hail. Pla,,s and I!
have bcen prepared,
md the Building Committee have re- |
reivesl several bids for tile work.
which will probably liz suhn.isi.! !
Ia this meeting for action.
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Notice to OrodltoeD.

Estate or Atvell XoWry, deceased.
Notice n hereby given By the under3sened
Mowry, deceased. tn the Ct editors Of and 81
persons having claims against the soid de.
ceased. 10 exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers. within four month"; AFTER The 0ral
issior at The probate Count room, in Butte
CITY, In the county Of Silver Bow.
EDWIN B. WATERBURY,
Administrator Of the estate OF AtWell
AoWTy. deSeaSed.
ns;Id this 18th day OF September, lss2.
ltiSeOgWSV
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Co.iiQue.

The Halls are making Il decided
hit and are received with applause
upon every e"fI'ec. Ridiculous, laugh
ter-prUvOSing situations aud broad
tu,.s"r keel, the audience in hilarious
spirits from the opening 10 the close
Of the CONTINUE variety.
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Special Local Notices,

Ladies' plush and beaver hats, jus,
received at II. Barnett's. 0ctl!tf
Feathers, flowers and hat trim.
IMings, at II. Barne,t's octl:tf
silk plushes and silk velvets. just
received ut II. Barne,t's. ectl!tf
II. Barnett offers the latest style Of
cl0aks, siOlmans and dress gods,
cheaper thar any house in the city.
Ocll:tf
The livery stable Of Connolly 4
Co. il on hand for business this
morning. We are not burned out.
Sept. s-dtf
q. b. Sarchet, N. D., hona9
pathic physician and surgeon; .llice
Granite street, south side, near Main
Residence, Quartz street, north side,
west Of n. T.. Church.
Ms. Lou +. Smith, West Broad
way, for the next thirty days h clos-
Ing out her entire stock ut extremely
low prices, 70 make room for goodo
now en- route. anGl7tI.
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The Robert Emmett Literary AasO-
citation has announced . hall to he
given ut Caplic. Hall Oh Thanks
giving night, the different commit
tees and musi3 to be hereafter an.
nOunrrtl.
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Town TAX.

xVWU 4OIA.
Fresh Cen fectionery just rtrcive.i,
al Morris Bros.
Best brands Of TObact.o,
Cigars, Cigarettes, sold 1t
Norris Brs's.
Glass and Queensware
at Morris Bros.
New Charm Of tine West Fine-Cut
ut Morris RrO's
California :Hscsh fruits
received daily Al
Morris BrO's.
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Musical.

Mr. =. A. kenmicott Is prepared to
receive pupils on the plane and Or
gan. Vocal music in classes. Ad-
drc.s P0stOt;ice, or Richards l. Grix.
Il Sept If
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Uniform Rank, X. Of r.
oliver Bow Division No. 2. Regular
uaoettnGB seene,d Tuesday ~ each mDCnlh
l'ylll HDoetings every Wednesday niglst II
Tn O'Clock. lEE MANTLE, =. K. -,
f1e0. ]. tAYLOk, =. h. u. !3ap
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\ buncl, Of keys, four fiat, one
house, aud three trunk and bureau
keys.
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Ranch and Crop fer Sale.

Iwill sell my rancn situated on Lost
Creex, three miles from Warm HprinGs
with or without the crop. TIE ranch cum
sisis OF 81 acres. we'll improved and has {
~ he ranch. Or ef d. D. walk r. OF Walker
:: Nvwt0n's lumber Office. Hutte.
J.. X MALLORY.
Warm Springs r. u. Aus. -. lSe2.
xwauxS3tf
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/. n. L. L.

The regular monthly meeting 0f tho Butts
auxili4rY branch Irish National Land
League will b hell IN the secus,d Sunday
II each usnCth. q the Olglce 0t Curtis 1
An.lreux. West fSIk street. 81 10 ,. M.
lnvitsd 70 be present
P.J. RaoPHY, President.
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70 Let.

10 YEA,
Furnished rOOlus ut II Quartz st.
With 81 without board. l3atf
Wante.l-A situation as nurse. In
luire ut Nc. II, Quartz st. 13sep-tf
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X. Of p.

ramon LODGE No. I, <. o. r.
e Knighs Of Pythies every MONDAY
EVENING atSevsn O'Clock, aEasr. at theiz
Castle Han, In xasooie Building. All No
jouSning Xnikhes aso ongdjalIy Invited 70 a.
tsnA. 2. r. GLEASON, e. G.
DAVID MARES, Z. of 3. y.
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Bullion Club Nesting.

4 meeting Of the bullion Club will
be held ut Caplice Hall, on sunday,
tkt. IL, ut /. O'clock. for the purpose
81 el.s'ting q Treasurer and new men,
lHrx. GEO. T.. RANDOLPH,
President.
(:rn IT IDCHcrsu.
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For Sale.

Two ranci.s in B!ghole IA sin PosseSsosy
title gDri. Can to bought tor one fourth
cost III improvements: For Eart!c1iass
apply tn PHlL E. ~ ANN
SDSep 81 ~ Deer L0ike. Montana.
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A. F. Il A. NJ.

Regulay Communica,joo o( batle
0k&.A Lodeo No. q, a. 2. 4 4. H.. a3e
bolG % ~ second AMI tno1th "Wednesday
q o0eb mo0Sh 1t 0o01 JeMplar Hall, II
I O'Clock ?. =. Willing bret6leo ore invit.
PA1sIcx. TALxH3. ". n.
4. llCElS00U, ~.
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A. q. II. ".

The Ancient Order ~ Cniisd Workme,,
viii meet every Friday night II Good
1emplass' Hall.
4. G. RAbSTON, n. W.
J. n. VENABLH, R,e.
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A Radical Cure.

Rupture, Hernia and piles positively and
safe n.esho.l. Consultation free. Call on ~
n. q. BACON, u. b., Surgeon.
ns2AsVtf Butte. n. +.
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81 Memory, Lass!tu'e. Nocturnal Ennis
sion: aversion to =, ctety. Dlnlne<s O1 Wis.,
Ion. NOi>eS IN the llsad-tl,~ vital nuld p4S-
rig unObserved In the urine. and many
other dItca es that lead u tnAanjty and
death.
bR. MINUTE will agree to forfc,i FIVE
HrNDRrD DOLLARS for u case Of this kinl
IT." VITAL RESTOR ALIVE (,iiNls his specia.
:vise and tr.atment) Will moi cure. or for
ANY thtrx impure or i"luriUu. M,unl In II.
n:i. NfNTlG treats all Private disease:
successfully without mercury. e N.xuita-
ton free. Thorough examination, ansl ::d-
"ice snclIdtng ANA yxiS or urine, So, Price
6 VITAL kEHTORATlv. 50 bottle. Nr four
{! mes tn. quantity, SO; sent to any nd.
HIcxs upon receipt OF prize, or T.. u. j Ae
cI:re rum observe 10. and In private name
:5 desired. ny A. + MJNT1E. NJ. -. who Is
regular p: yxician Graduate Of the Tint
rcr>,ty Of Fe!inSyivAnta.l
II KEAUNEY ST., SAN FRANCIsCO, CAL.
Sample Bottle Free.
Sent On arpitc alton by letter. s,siing
Symphonic. kex an, age. COmmunicatj0pS
strictly confidential.
nR. WHITES KIDNEY REMEDY Me-
PHNET1CUM, cures all kinds Of Kidney
sial Bladder Coz plants. 0onoeThcea. 0leet,
l.euc0rThfe1 F0F sale BY all dPukgists: 81
. khtle. or six bOtilea for %.
DR. AlNTlk.'S DANDELJUN PILLS
are tho hest end cheapest DYSPEPSIA and
Buffers cure In the market. For sale BY
all druxgists. 9septf
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For 9alA.

lily yoke q work cattle, yokes and
enoln: twenty heavy lumber wagons scv-
s sn!y,nve need o. heavy dram horses oud
vaeons g match. We Win All mi ar -. ~
In small laSts. IHVSsT nSr1a y
Butte. August n, Ieoa, a.S9sss:
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q. r.. s.

The regular meeting Of Ruth ChsSle: No
,. will 6e held at t;:.0l Iem.lsrs' Hall o.,
the dist aS,s. thiTi wednesday Of esci,
snsa'!6. Waiting uaemOeSx are cordially i,,-
vtted ~ atterd.
MIR. ALICE 6rEELE, v. Y.
ARS. II. G. HOWE, i,ee'1.
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Notice,

Daring ny oeeence from the Tkfritory a
0onsans 4r. John O'9ouIke = mn dnly
authorised 0e0nt Jt.P the trSneectl0es az IN
ous1neAO. JANEA HATF1S II ~
Butte, Montana, Oct, 1. 5oedi1
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Far Pant

Fer Rent.
~ r:S e,r 1s,"!.ss rooms to let cheap q
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Pnpoeals are invited for the construct ION
o. Hose and Truck house to be Ouiif in
sceo!asnee with plans and specifications to
W !0an4 at the City !reasurrr's olljco. Pro.
q . Soeieek. p. m. WV. owsLtY,
soesso Mayor.
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BUSINESS CHANGE

nAEYnssE sol9 ha!i inesgsss IN u nrrrr~
81. ~ ~ 49,: xS0 9;SS0C9aY . & q. e..
- of0 000o 81 NM ~ ~ sS
]. 01AlnIRY.
WSaeleSy lAlR aea,,nx - >,.-
~ ~ So o0etnoD . 0Sl1S r ~. ~ ~.
~ SseSs;s,e s'''s'e'ss a6s1sa o q
~. ..,.,.,,>-lkE4sa ss4: :EE.
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Notice..

Gro. II. I'ENEOsE,
Secretary.
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al A. F. & A. N.
The Regular Communteatioos q,
Door Lodge Chapter No. , vii: be
60l0 aI Naaonie bail, butte, Aontsna, on
the second and fourth Fridays Of each
month: solo1InlnS panions are easdisl-
A. Il. BAnExr, H. r
b. n. NELLIx0sk, Sec,
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The Great English Remedy

IL . never failing
cure for Nervous De-
hility. ExhauS:ed
ENsIity, Seminal
Weakness Hpefnla.
tOTriifea .LOSf NAN.
MOOD. IsnpOtency,
Paralysis, Prosta.
i6srrhra. aIml all
tho terrible effects Of
Self.Ab u>e, youth
tai !Olliss and ex-
l.;.Sses In n,3tuyef
wears. kucll "A ln.a
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re such models Of excellence that confused making selection
ents alike. "e " '~'''"'
IN Dress fabn the Combination Robe Costumes Embroidered
Pushes Vee Moires Brocades are found in rich
Neck wear Hosiery Gloves Ribbons endless variety
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-13
The West virginia Republican Club.

National Republican, Washington, ID. C.
The West Virginia Republican Associa-
ton met at the office of Major Theophilus
Gaines last night for the purpose of COM
plotting its organization. The following
officers were unanimously elected for the
ensuing term. President, Major Gaines;
ice-Presidents, Captain J. N. Pipes, Hon.
Charles Davies, Dr.. Henderson, Captain C..
c. Cole; Recording Secretary, George A.
Huntington; Corresponding Secretary,
Colonel f. Frey; Treasurer, Captain Cole.
The meeting was a very enthusiastic one,
and much encouraging news from the cam
paing in the State was received. Hon. G.
W. Atkinson, United States Marshal for
West Virginia, and Chairman Of the State
Central Committee, was present and gave a
brief but concise statement of the plans and
prospects for the campaign. He claims a
splendid fighting chance for success exists
in the First and Fourth districts and asserts
that the return of Democrat from Judge
Hoge's district is rather doubtful. Matters
concerning West Virginia appointments
were discussed for some time, after which
the meeting adjourned.
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ASSISTANT ATTORNEY.

Itwas stated in q special to the REG
JsrER from Fairmont, the other day,
that it was rumOred that the new Dis
trict Attorney for West Virginia, Mr..
FLICK, had procured the appointment
or Lawyer STAGGERS, Of FairmoRt, rs
his assistant. We have heard no con-
firmation or denial of this rumor, but
the fact that this office was abolished by
order of the Attorney General, within
the last few months, throws doubt
upon the story. 1t has been the policy
of Attorney General Brewster to reduce
the number of assistants throughout the
country, and only few days ago the
papers announced the abolition of five
such positions in the city Of New York,
where the business Of this department is
probably increasing quite as rapidly as
anywhere.
Up to the time Of the adjustment
of the office In this State, the place was
ably filled by GEORGE CALDWELL, Esq,
of this city, but this gentleman says
there is no money in it. The pay is but
$500 year, and the work is hard and
exacting. A lawyer with any reputa-
ton can make more money with less
effort in the regular line Of his profess
sion
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CHIC coUNTY AND MR. coon.

Yesterdays mass convention at the
Academy of Music in this city was very
respectable in size and its component
parts and Mr.. COOP has every reason
TO be well pleased with its spirit. The
endorsement which the convention
gave him was hearty, cordial and en-
thusiastic. When a resolution was of
fered, pledging the delegation In the
strongest manner to his support, it took
the urgent and eloquent plea Of Mr..
Coon himself to preFentits adoption by
the convention. He preferred to mod
estly rely upon the free good will of his
neighbors and fellow-citizens for such
support as in their wisdom should be ae-
corded him but in the face of his earn
estly expressed wish against all instruc-
tons, the convention would not content
itself with less than request" that
the delegates use every honorable
means to procure his nomination at the
Weston Convention.
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A Daily Paper IL One Published Every
Wheeling Saturday Evening Journal.

Wheeling Saturday Erenin1 Journal.
Messrs. Lewis Baker & Co., the enterpris-
ing proprietors Of the REGISTER, announce
tina. they propose hereafter publishing a
daily paper every day in the week, or in
other words, they will give their readers
the latest and freshest local and telegraphio
news every day Of the three hundred and
Sixty-iYe days in the year.
Messrs. Baker & Co. have noted the grow
ing demand for late news from all quarters
of the world, upon the part of the public,
and they believe that in this age OF progress
a DAILY paper should be published every
day. They do not exactly propose to pub
lish Sunday paper, as it is generally con-
sidered, put will publish the DAILY REGIsrER
on Sunday just like any other day of the
week.
There are few live daily papers OF stand
ing in the country that do not issue Sun
day edition. The managers of the REGISTER,
in taking the step they have decided upon,
are simply keeping up with the spirit of
the times, and as usual are the pioneers in
newspaper enterprise in Wheeling. The
readers of the REGISTER will no doubt ap-
preciate this latest enterprise OF Messrs.
Baker & Co. in their behalf The first Sun
day issue of the REGISTER will appear to-
morrow.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-13
Tits n Daily Historian.

Extract from P,Isote Letter from PhiIadsI-
phia Editor.
The energy and enterprise displayed
in conducting The REGISTER not only
deserve, but command success. West
Virginians should be proud Of such
newspaper. Your determination to
publish every day in the year is wise
one, A newspaper in this progressive
age, in order to be in the van guard,
must necessarily issue everyday. 1t is
the daily historian, and its failure to
appear on any of the S65 days in the
year causes q break in the historical
chapter. The progressive spirit of the
age demands q Sunday issue, as we'll as
any other day in the week.
congratulate you on your enterprise
and extend my sincere wishes for the
success of the venture.