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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-22
PERSONA. MENTION.
Jews aud Gossip In Reference 70 Various
Pehnle.

Eews aud Gossip In Reference TO Various
People.
Mr.. Will L. R. Byrne, Of Charleston, was
in town yesterday. ...-
Mr.. G. A. Chrisman and wife, OF Martins.
burg, arc in the city.
Mrs. L q. Kibler, OF Newark, Ohio, is
visiting M'sJ Kate Wingerter. AZ
Miss Hattie Gracs, OF Pittsburgh, who has
been visiting friends In Bsnwood, has return.
ed home.
@. d. Van 0rden, OF CaIskill, New York,
Chief Engineer Of the late State Line Survey,
Is at the Mcclure.
MrL T. H. B. Have and daughter, Miss
Mamie, have returned home after n months
visit. with friends in DAnyille, Va.
Mr.. T. z. Phillips left yesterday for the
west. He hiss bought farm about q hun.
bred miles from Chicago, on the O., 3. & Q.
railroad, where he will locate.
Mr.. aud Mrs. L. II. Albright entertained
their friends Tuesday evening at their resi-
dence on Chapline street. The occasion being
the tenth anniversary OF their wedding.
Harvey B. Ferguson, Esq, has returned TO
the city after several months sojourn In New
Mexico. He locks as II the climate OF the
Southwest agreed with him, and Is as breuzsd
as an Indian.
ESTIMATES on all kinds Of Printing cheer
fully given by the IHTELlIGENc Jos OFFICE.
Good work guaranteed.
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CINCINNATI. O., November 2l.-Flour buoyant,
Wheat dull at 81 0Ial oS cash 81 on January. Corn
demand fair and market firm al 50a50xc. Oats
quiet and firm at S0Sa3ic. Rye quiet at b9A59IEc
barley weaker extra No. 3 fall 57aSSc. Fork dull
and nominal. Lard In light demand at 1920.
Bulk mea s dull: ten days IN salt: shoulders SIC;
clear nib 6kc. Bacon scarce aud firm; Ehoulde
&C. clear rib Sc; clear SIC. Whisky Ste9dyAt 81 49,
HnttAr unbalanced
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The United Presbyterian Church OF this
city Is preparing for fitting celebration Of
the church WHICH occurs next s Saturday. No.
vember "a. The celebration will commence
on Saturday OF . p. and Rev. DR.. J. E.
Smith, OF the Fourth street. NJ. L. Church,
will participate In the exercises. The address
will be delivered by Rev. Alexander Young,
D. D., bis subject being The Life and Work
OF Rev. William Wallace, D. D., the first pas
tor OF this Church." Short addresses will
also be made. In the evening Rev. ]. 7.
Cooper, D. D., will deliver IN address, fol-
lowed by short addresses aud letters.
On Sunday at 1880 A N. Dr.. Young will
preach, and In the evening Rev. Dr.. J. J.
Barr, for twenty years missionary in India,
will deliver an address on Foreign Mis-:
Rinnan
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The safe blowers who have recently bsen
working over the river, manage to lose no
time, and are apparently working the river
towns for all there Is In them" Sunday
night Martins Ferry suffered; Monday night
number OF places at Bellaire were visited,
and Tuesday night they Wero playing an en-.
gagement Of zone night only at Powhatan,
where they broke into J. ? Hornbrook'a
store, carried his safe bodily into an alley
and there blasted the door open. They
secured $50 In money and many valuable
papers, notes, checks, drafts, and the like.
No clue was left that would aid In the deteo.
tim NJ tha thiaYARi
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Rev. 5, 5. W; Davis aud family, q Home \;
Church on the Island, and well known here 70
arrived 10 the city yesterday accompanied
by his iather-in.law, Mr.. Z J. Stone, Of this
city, and brin9ing the body OF a little
daughter, Annie May, II years old. Mr..
Davis was barely settled In his new home at
Homestead when his little girl sickened az d
died. She was q peculiarly bright, precoclouS
little girl, and special favorite with the
family. This Is the second child Mr.. aud
MrB. Davis have lost. Three still live. The
funeral will take place this forenoon al 10
O'Clock from the residence Of Mr.. Stone, on
tha Island
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The Many Pleasure

And health seekers visiting New OrleAnl
should bear In mind that the 1881 Grand
Semi Annual Drawing OF the Louisiana State
Lottery will take place on Tuesday, Decem'
Der 18Th, 1883, und1r the sole vigilant care
and honest management OF Gsn'ls @. T.
Beauregard, Of La, and Jnbal A; Early, q
be scattered broadcast Any information
can be had on application TO n. A. Dauphln,
Nav Orleans, La. pAW
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III COUsr Y YESTERDAY.
TIE Proper Manner OF Procedure setiled
Upon.

Court met yesterday afternoon and was
adjourned till Saturday morning at o'clock
Judges Boyd and Jacob decided that they
could enter orders in chaucery causes in the
absence OF the clerk. They asked suggestions
from members OF tho bar present as to the
proper method OF procedure under the cir
then announced as the opinion Of both
judges that 1t would be necessary to 70
through the Formally Of preferring charges
against the absent clerk, serving summons in
the legal manner, and appointing successor
pro tenn, with the understanding that he
should surrender the office 10 Mr.. Nc.
oolloch II he should rsturn all right. The
caused by death, resignation or removal
from Office. 1t will require five days after
serving legal notice OF the preferment Of
charges 10 get return according 10 law.
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IAN receiving my fall stock Of women's,
misses and childrens shoes and mems hne cali
hand.sewed shoes In all the different styles
added several new lines to those have been
keeping heretofore, making complete aasort.
mant oil fine and medium goods.
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Oilicc \ on, 20 and "a Fourteenth Street


Cornice Poles-G. Mendel & Co.
For Sale or Rent-M. & J. Pollock,
$500 Reward.
$50 Rewar,l-George Baird, N. D.
Artistic Pottery:. G. Dillon.
New Goods-C. Hess & Sons.
DIR. John L. Snith--Third page.
Wraps and shawls-stone & Thonas-4th
)sge.
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Having secured the services Of experienced
men, We are prepared 10 move Pianos
and carefully. All our work 10
guaranteed, and our prices reasonable.
should you wish your Pianos removed, We
would be glad 70 receive your order;
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s s414a sRe9SI4TsaaIet Virginia deferred sold
Tennessee G., neW... 5

srocxs-Af.er the regular opening the market
advanced O fraction and then became weaker.
Alter II o'clock frmer tone prevailed and me
market advanced Aal per cent on the reports mat
Judge Wallace had dissolved the Injunction against
the Northern Pacific second inortAase bonds In the
DlpOnte suit and had vacated the restraining 81:
defS In the Bradley suits. From u o'clock until
O'Clock speculation was quiet and rrm. After
O'Clock, however, the market weakened on bensa'
tIuuAl rimOH In regard To railroad troubles west.
Prices declined 1tSH per cent.
10 the last half hour TWAS reported that the Iowa
pool difficulty would be compromised. and THIS
started fresh buying movement. Ihe decline was
rapidly recovered and mAny shares moved up 70
the highest Of the day. Manitoba opeutd o. y,
ross 10 l0lh fell OF 70 9eM aud closed e. lOo4.
Judge WAlIAce's deCisions make the SecoSd mort.
gRgS bonds OF tho Northern Pacific an accomplished
TACT. It's stated now thst all matters pertaining
70 the i&us Ct the bonds have been fully arranged.
AS the Northern Pacific Company Will now be abe
10 settle It's indebtedness TO Oregon d Inntconl,
MENTAL II Is given out that the latter company WIZ
shortly Issue an elaborate statement Compared
with lSSt night closing prices are u 10 u per cent
higher for the general list and lH per cent higher
for Manitoba,
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bargains in Organs.

sEstey Organ, Z stops, SIS.
mason & Hamlin Organ. 5 Stops, $50.
l Palace Organ, Stops, SO.
Palace Organ, Q Stops, $95.
At WIIAos 4 BAVxER's,
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H0USE AND LOT AT PRIVATE
IL. sALE.-one OF the most desIrabie residences
Ia Warrington Pa, within ten minutes walk Of
Public School, Female Seminary, College and buk'
ness part OF town. Brick hoIEe, well buill, con-
tanning eleven 'eou 3; good water well, spring
aud clStern: stable and other outbuldngS. Lot
cos tains Two acres and Is well set with fruit and
ornamental uetE. Payments easy. Poo etlon ~
any time Property Of John n. Pollock, deceHed.
". G. ToLLoCK, Executor
nnlN niM MRhhIngtOn; 70.
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On, Cry, Pa, November 2l.-petroleum open.
ed At 81 lS highest 81 10: lowest 81 l7, closed at
81 lex Sales SllS, 900 barrels CearAnces yester.
day 80, 00O barrels. Shipments yesterday: GAited
as SI6 barrels; tIdewIter SC09 barrels: daily aver.
age for tho month 6 500 barrels: charters 3i,385
barrels; daily average for the month, 20l0t. Runs,
Monday, United 67.650 barrels; tide.wGtCr Il 1915
barrels; dSily average S7.4o6 barrels.
TtrusvnLG, Pa, November 2t.-The market took
a downward iun under the influence Of news from
Dalltown and clo:ed at 81 IN. Porcupine No Il
was opened up to-day, II produced 265 barrels the
dBt three holn and Is good for 400 barrels the
tirst Iweuty.iOur hours. The market opened at
q IS; highest 81 10; lowest o. l7 closed Of o. TX
shipments H,4iS barrels
BRADFORD, Pa, November 2l.-Crlde oil excited;
Total runs Tuesday HTS barrels; total shipments
1880 barrels; charters 1850 barrels; cleamnces
100000 barrels United Pipe Line certificates
opened at 81 1sH and closed NJ 81 l7 highest price
81 10; lowest 81 TX.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, November N.-Petroleum nc.
tive United certificates frregultr; closed at 81 TX
The afternoon session wBs irregular; opened a.
81 iTN advanced 70 81 49, broke 10 81 l71z, closed
al 81 Tx Trading fairly good.
NEW YoRK, November 2l.-Petroleum quiet;
United q lS6.
BArr1xonE November 2.-Petfoleum quiet; re.
fined AIRSXC,
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The following shows tie range Of the Their
mometer. as observed at sohneptsdrug store,
Opera House corner, yesterday:
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F0R SALE.

TOR SALE.
dwelling has three rooms, With is own front and
back entrance yard fenced OF, with hydnnt 10
good condition. Rents for $40 per Epnilu. WIZ
sell cheap: owners ICtiduniE u another STATE.
Tires sn all fan ilies OF limited meRHs could plO'
cure house for shout $3.50 each located on alley
q, No 9l7, SO and 92I. Apply 10
ALEXANDER BONE,
Real EstatO Agent aud Broker,
ncp llGI Market Effect
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CHICAGO, November 2.-The Dropeyt' JotrnaIre.
portN Live HogS-Recelpts 5000 head; Ehfpmenta
I, 500 head; market dull, weak and unchanged,
CGttle-ReceipH !, 800 headL shipments $50 head;
market weak, exports % 2oa7 90; R00d 70 choice
Shipping Is l0a6 %; common 70 medium a 0OaS 70
range cSitle firm; graz TEXANS s. Sal 10: Amer.
can 81 COA660. Sheep-Reeelpt1 500 head; Ehip-
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Cotton.

New yory. November 2i,.cotton quiet futures
oniet. November lO.l7c: December 1o.6Sc; Jan,
nav 10. 69c; February 1886; March 10 99c; April
ii lie; May lI.2lc; June ll.s7c July ntsc; August
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Lend.

Nxv YoRK, November 2i.-ln Dry goods the de-
mand from agents Is only for immediate require
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Pianos for Sale.
We have several very good secondhand
Pianoswhich we offer at great bargains Call
and see them. WILSON & BAuMKR.
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THE DAILY mARKETs.
Tho Financial world.

NEW York, November a.-Naney cary a. 2aS
per cent; closed offered al per cent Prime me a:
camille papeT 6a6h por cent stetiinS khcnAnse
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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Wool.


NV YORK, November 2i.-wool qulet domesti
aeeca slAI5c; pulled lsalec unWGshed loa2sc; TexS
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WARRINGTON, D. G., November 22.-1:So A.
M.-For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
rain followed by partly cloudy weather
slightly rising barometer, stationary OF
slightly falling temperature.
For the Lower Lake Region, threatening
weather; rain falling, followed by rising bar
omster; stationary or slight falling tempera'
tnFa
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East LrBxRrY, Pa, November a.-cattle-Re.
III fPs = 70 ga e's s a aSa e u Ia So
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SEw York, November 2l.-Lsad dull and de-
pressed; common 8 7oaS 10.
Leather.
Nxw YORK November 2l.-Leather firm; Hemlock
sn1a QliaQ6Ln
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OF DISSOLUTION.
NOTICE.
FOR RENT.

dor RENT-A NEW FRAME HOUSE
Eof street. Enquife at GIL Main affect, North End.
nhQlo
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Rscelnts a 4so head, Market very dull: PhilAdel.
phiSs q S0l5 10: Yotken q soa! e. sheep1RSe.
ceipts 29cO head: MARKET very dnl ps aIa ~ wa
TtScfsSlTt O.. November 2i.-Liye hogs weak;
common and ilsht IS 50A4 66 packing and butchers
81 45Ii IS; receipts 5000 head; shipments SO head
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Mr2n.sEx.7rMI7A.Ml2Msr.M.7r.M
IS 90 70 a Go 6s 81
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RENT OR SALE.
FOR SALE.

TOR SALE-TEN SHARES OF La.
IL BELLE Glsss Stock and Twelve shnes Of
lEtna Iron & Nail o. sleek. Call on or address ".
a. MoMBCHAN, at office Of Alexander & Melon
aid. Irldgeport. Ohio. nol6
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Is. P. as. @. hrsts....:llt
o. p. bonds, hrsts....n6
u, p. Land GrAnts... los
o, P. sinking fund. nsh
Tex. Pac. land gr'tS.. 4gh
40 Rio Grand dive. 76h
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THE REPREShM2NT Room,

Mr.. W. F. Butler, Jr., Is a. the head OF the
refreshment department, which occupies the
Supreme Courtroom. The State House
officials had no idea that the dingy place
could DO made TO look as pretty as Il does.
In front OF the judges bench IL q large booth
beautifully decorated with flowers, curtains
and flags, filled with elegant cakes that have
been donated. About the room are numer.
Gus small tables, about which the mattresses
ny like 50 many iairies. The place Is lighted
up by over hundred wax candles, their soft
radiance adding greatly 10 the scene. Mrs.
Butler has as her aides very efficient corps
Of ladies, which has been divided up into
SQUADS that serve on the several evenings,
The ladies are: Mesdames K. W. Hazlett,
N. L. OF, Geo. K. McMechen, Matthew
McNRbb, II. NJ. Harper, John Wagner,
Gibson Lamb, James Commerford, NJ. A,
Metcalf, James Wheat, J. J. Jones, George
Wise, @. W. FrauEhein, Robert White, Lewis
Baker, Gene Reed, A. A. Wilson, John II.
Hobbs, @. L. WIlliPms, L. v. Blond, J. g.
Lyle, G, L. CrAnmer, A. Richardson, 8. L.
Jepson, L, G.. Cracrait and Mifsep Mary
Vance, Mary McMechen, Dixie PHILIPPE, Ella
McCluie, Lille HelSkeli aud Cook Wilson.
The yAitrees.s are also divided up into squads
for The several evenings They wear pretty
uniform cap and apron Of blue and red.
They areI Blanche Haase, Jenie Tur,
ner, Tillle Burke, sallle Roemer, Mag.
re Pendlston, Ida IRWIN. Katie HsT!ete,
Annie and Jennie Baker. Birdie HArdeBty,
May Wallace, Fannie Jordan, Lydia Nc.
Meehsp, Matte Wight Jennie BiIT, Katie
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cmh 81 01bid; December 81 OK; January 81 0S;
February o. o65+Al 071<; May 81 u bid Corn quiet
aud m; No. 2, SIC; December Soc bid, Sic asked;
January 400 bid, 40Nc asked; May 6I1fc bid, 681fc
asked, Oats quiet; No 2cGsh, december and Jan.
usry S0I<n bid NAV 8SMO asked. ClnverSeed steady;
prime cash, SO % bid; December and January % 10
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TRE ISrELIiomcRE JoB PRtSrIse oHYIcR
executes ali kinds OF Book and Job Printing
at The lowest prices. Call and get an esti'
mate.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-04-28

-IT is estimated by persons
familiar with the subj ect, that under
the new law, reducing letter postage
and regulating the pay of postmasters,
the receipts of not mere than one of.
fee in every form on general aver
age will be in excess OF the postmas :er'
salaries. Under the existing law it is
said all postoffices, however insigniti
cant, contribute about two-ffths of
their receipts to the government.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-04-28
POVERTY AND PROGRESS.

The ground work of all such books
as poverty and Progress" is envy.
1t is not that the writers have an
overcoming desire to better tie con-
dition OF their fellow creatures, but
because they envy certain people who
have more than they, and also because
they know that they will relieve
sympathy and encouragement from
large class of DISCONTINUED, who think
that everything that lis wrong, and In
consequence will welcome any change
proposed by any person. The Anti
Monopoly sympathy which is always
aroused by any proposition to take
something away from the rights or
property of others. is however. mere
" surfs cs indication. Ii all goes of
in words and there is no actual inten-
ton of doing anything which will
benefit any but the individual who
does whatever may happen to be done.
This was shown in Carson and over
the State during tho last Session of
the Legislature. A measure was ill.,
troduced which had the merit of be.
ing in the interests OF the best
features of Anti Monopoly. 1t pro
vided great many poor people With
land and tn +, means to make a living,
without carrying with 1t any of the
communistic doctrines which are
pearly always the sum total of Anti
Monopoly measures. This was Marx
ers bill for the reclamation of desert
lands, which would, had it passt d,
have provided homes tor many PEG
pie, and " hich, without in any manner
t. king away the alread, acquired
property of any person would have
gone far toward preventing n inonop.
oily of land. As the bill was not a
commercial venture it was cOldly re
ceived by those who should in con
sistency with their expressed Anti,
Monopoly principles have been it;
warmest friends. Journals all over
the State which had been loud in the
advocacy of Anti Monopoly, when
they had a chance to support genu
lne, and honest measure, either kept
silent or went into oppc sition. II
was simply proof that Anti Monop
oily has popular sound but conveys
no meaning to the majority of Anti
Monopolists unless it is one of diYis
ion OF robbery.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-04-28
THE MAIL SYSTEM.

The Virginia Chronicle takes the
TINES correspondent, "Justice" to
task for intimatiDg that the press OF
the State 10 backward in saying any
thing in regard to the way the mail
is being carried over the c. & G.
railroad, and claims that it was not
aware of the way things were going
on. The TIMES has for sometime
past been sndeavoring to have .
change made aud probably q change
will be made before the matter is
dropped. 1t may seem like finding
too much fault, but there is not a
railroad in the land, as many miles
10 length as the c. 6 c., that does
not have q distributing agent on the
line, and why there is not one on this
route is what the people want to find
out. Mr.. Yerington has shown him
self to be q pretty thorough railroad
man, and it would now add to his
popularity should he prove to the
people along the line of his road, by
taking measures to place an agent on
the route, that he is also able to in
fuence the Postoffice Department so
far as to haye this change made.
The correspondent of the TIMES may
have been somewhat hssty in his
article about the press, but he and
numerous others have been subjected
to this outrage about as long as their
patience will allow. Whether there
is anything in the business, but neg
lect ON the part of the Railroad Com
pany to inform the Mail Company
that there Is work for q special agent
is not known, but it is believed thai
as good q way as any to effect the
change is to have the press demand
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-04-28
1T is reported that a wealth

-IT is reported that wealthy
man in New York was drowned in u
bath tub. Th, reflection which nat
urally arises bears some similarity to
the moral drawn from the story Of the
woman who on returning from church
discovered that her baby had been
burned to death. The moral attached
to the lower end of the latter fable is
"Never go to church." A similar re
mark might be made about the dan
ger rich men incur in taking . bath.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-04-28
THE bruisers and low

-THE bruisers and low grade
sports are anxious about the lite of
one Of their elect, Sullivan the man
who knocks cut. A great many of
them would be we'll pleased to hear
of his death, as be is large and strong
and a dangerous man with whom to
contend. Many more would like to
hear of his death simply because it
will make some sensational news for
them. The reputation this man has
made on the display of bone and
muscle, although made in a short
time far excseds that of any man of
useful ability in the world. If he
were to die now in the zenith of his
reputation more space would be Civ
en- to, and more literary ability exer-
cised upon his funeral than you'd be
the case If the President through too
much fishing should bring on fatal
hemerrhage.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-04-28
A CONSTITUTIONAL POINT.

The illness of Governor Adams has
caused speculation relative to Con,
stitutional points should the Governor
of Nevada die. Some say that the
Lieutenant Governor would become
Governor, and the President pro tenn
of the Senate become Lieutenant
Governor; others that there wonld be
q vacancy in the Office of Lieutenant
Governor, which would be filled at
the nsxt general election. and that al
80 "a election tor Governor would
take place at the same time. The
Journal thinks it understands the
questions involved, and asserts that
in the event of the death Of the Gov
ernor, the Lieutenant Governor would
become Governor, and for the entire
nnexpired term. The new Governor
would have the appointment of the
Lieutenant Governor, such appoint
ment to hold until the next general
election, when the people would elect
for the remainder of the term. In
order for the President pro tenn of the
Senate to rise higher, the Governor
and Lieutenant Governor must both
die at once, in which event be would
succeed to the chief Executive Office,
and have the appointment of the
Lieuten ant.-Ren0 Journal.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-04-28

A YOUNG lady at Bamharg,
Germany, has been punished by d
fine and costs for the offense of play
ing the piano at night by an open
window. With all its lack of energy,
the German nation has attained de
gree of civilization which may we'll
put other people to the blush.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-04-28

Our little girl had the Group. We
used Ammen's Cough Syrup. 1t
cured her. Have also used it for
colds, always with success. 1t is a
wonderful medicine. and every fsmi-
ly where there are children should
keep it 10 the house, as it is the best,
and a safe family remedy.-[Pub.
Usher Courier, San Jose, Dec, Gath,
1882.