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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-03
THE IADYs SIDE OF THE STORY.
Mrs. Thompson Declares Her InnO-
nence and Accuses Jessie Buckner.

Mrs. Thompson Declares Her InnO-
nence and Accuses Jessie Buckner.
CrSCIHSAT1, O.. June Mrs. Phil
Thompson has just made statement Of
the Davis.Thompson tragedy. She says
she went with her husband to Cincinnati
Monday, November -, and stopped at the
Burnett House.
questing her 10 call. which she did, and
took supper with her.
Mr. Phil Thompson ordered his wife S
baggage to be sent to the St. Clair Hotel,
and before he departed for Washington
Mrs. Thompson left with Jessie Buckner
for the ST. Clair.
Mrs. Thompson continues her story as
follows:
''9n Tuesday morning Jessie and went
shopping We met Walter Davis. He
said be had just come from Harrodsburg.
Miss BuCkner invited him to call.
His Gard Was Sent Up
at about our lunch time and he walked 70
the parlor with us. While there Miss
Bucbner excused herself to go down to the
drug store. We went up to her room.
WAS there harm in that? Walter Davis
and had known each other for years. His
family and ours were on the most inh.
mate terms. We traded at his grocery and
when | needed any money my husband
always told me to so and get it Of Walter
Davis.
1--WE went to the ST. Nicholas to get some
oysters and returned 10 the hotel at 5
O'Clock. / was not drunk and the story Of
the champagne bottles is an infamous lie.
Walter Davis had purchased three
tickets for the theatre that night for Miss
Buckner, me and himself, but
TJessie Said She Had an Engagement
and couldn't 60. She offered no protest
against my going, but rather insisted upon
il and made tie significant remark that
she was sound sleeper, and it might be
hard TO wake her when We returned.
About - O'Clock ! was taken i'll. We
went back to the hotel. We tried the door
of Jessie BucEner's rooIa, but coald not
wske her.
"Mr Davis said: There is some one in
there. Come TO my room and sit by my
fire
The night was cold. 1t had beau snow
ing.
II accompanied Mr.. Davis to his apart.
meDt, entirely innocent OF any wrong. He
turned up the gas and
We Chatted
ly the fire perhaps an hour.
"As God Is my Judge, Walter Davis was
| not guilty Of any wrong.
We had hard work the second time 10
get into Jesse's room. but at last she got
| up and let me in. The story that fell
| helpless on the floor is a falsehood.
my daughter knows why / went to
| Washington TO see her father, ami she still
stands by her mother
She would say nothing against her hus.
band, whom she spoke OF in the kindest
manner, and thought he was prompted to
| Kill Walter Davis by bad advice.
| She says she knows who was in Miss
| Euckner's room, but dares not tell.
Mrs. Thompson made this statement in
Mrs naviss house and in the presence of
that lacy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-03

lowing. to serve one year: tresfdent n. \.
Btckwith. Citizens Club, Nsw York; Vice
President. ". q. Miller. Coiambus Club,
Ohio: Corresponding Secretary. Frederick
Jenkins, Citizens Club, New FORK; Re-
cordine Secretary, A. s. Hibbar&, Miiwau-
kee Club; Treasurer, w. v. Gilman, Nssh-
ua IN. H. Ciab. After m animated discus-
sion the Claims of rival cycling p.6lica.
tions to the honor and emoluments attsch.
ing TO the title Of OFFICIAL organ OF tkc' L.
A. W." were settled by the choice falling
on The Wheel. ThsPsrade was the feature
of the occasion, and about $50 Of the l,0oo'
expected participated therein. The line
wss formed on Fifth syenue with the head
at SiItieth street, and at the command
given an hour after tbs advertised time
the column moved two abreast, with Com.
msnder Beckwith and his staff At the head
and Cappa's Seventh regiment band play.
ing appropriate airs.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-03
MAaIIhsBUao NEWS.

MsRTrspBrgG, W. Va, June 2.-kichafd
1inlnons, who recently fell from . vAKoa
and Was run over. disd on Thursday night,
Mr.. 7. v.s 81 years old, and was very &C
tive citizen.
Six pris0ners are q. present confined is
the county jail here.
Henry Cline IL up for forging note oa
T. =. IIsrring oDs month ago. "hops'
WoIfis up fpr highway. robbery. serving
swaitiDg his trial for disturbing public
worship, Chas. Newman. colored, " 10 fof
obtaining money under false prstense. Mn
Lizzie barnard 10 charged With stealing
money. John Kennedy. for pet lsrcsnr..
j. serving out . term of 90 dsyA Jsnass.
Cook, who had bis lrgs cut o6 lest weekly
the cars, 10 In the jail and getting sloo9
nicely. The city hss one policeman and all
IL quiet. He has little 10 DO.
Major J. II. Bjsfov. real sststs assst -.
ports business fair and inquiSiss lsres. -
having received over HOIsssss aoes Jas
srylst :. M.
ing sli persons 70 To:S trrespsctse q ~
wss slnost unani@oaA Coaoeiinso S"
Hon. Z. BOYD Ysuitssr |. f.yenb'y
spoken Of for G0vern0f. ~. ". 49,
rentIemsn and very pOpelss. u somiasisa
ts vouid certs.sly ee elected.
Our Lirht Aaiiiery Compepy took In
the sham battle Frederick bts aos 70
reported. ...,,x ,h. "a. ..ol.
70, n begips next 1esk 1hh sntsspfiss
zij! employ sbous ~ handa Yne com
,nny i, q sclid one. ssd syccsn b sssrsed.
TIE Con tipspssI house here y becomlsz
ON, of tke most fosrishing bouses ia tbs
s,s,e. Everything is ffst elias. the tsbis
meals spd syerything e'ss. Wa. ESt-
isSce, The host. kons a the cisvsfen men
,ou ever saS asd dsseTye1. spfcess. Wbss
,on are ip NAyfin:b1rg cali
The Green Hill csmstsry IN becoming
anite rs>o,. tbsse ttaatifui suedsy
.N.-roops This cemetery n . yerr nne
one. over. xbish Nsrtinsburs should fssi
pfos,d
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-03
WATER WAITS.
Personal and General News from the
River Rank.

Personal and General News from the
River Rank.
The Monitor arrived from above with a
tow OF empties.
The Stockdale is due up to day enroute
for Pittsburgh.
The Courier departed about noon yester-
day for Psrkersburg.
The Durnsl will take the Arion Society
to Cresap's Grove to-day.
Tie Bachelor left for Pittsburgh at S
oclccd yesterday morning.
The Scotia passed down about 5 o'clock
yesterday morning for Cincinnati.
The river was stationary at dark last
night. the marks showing 10 feet OF water
in the channel.
The Hawk passed up with tow OF ties
yesterday. and jas. Gilmore and John Pen
ny with emptles.
Tie 81. Lawrence is due down this morn
ing. ard will depart for Cincinnati a5oht
O'Clock this morning.
MEMPHIS, June River rose inches.
Prr-sBrgGH. June River 10 feet J =
inches and falling. Weather clear and
warm.
CGIRo. June 2.-Riyer 33 feet, ! inches
snd rising. Whether cloudy. Theronetof.
10 degrees.
EvAHsvILLE, ISD.. June 2.-RiSer y feet
l-iO inches and falling. Mercury de-
erees; weather cloudy; sign, rain.
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GAINESVILLE.
A Crank Swung Into EtsraIty by
the Aid Of Twine
And Shade Tree-Knights Of Honor Meet.
ing-RaiIrosd Agitation Progress
ing-General News.

EITCtH tO inc f''H"Hy IfI'sNf'
I.sEsrfLLE, June "A strangely ielib.
crate suicide was that Of Albert HcShane
OF New Lexington, near this city, Wednes-
day morning. lie bad been here Tor sew
ersl days on drunk and, 1t 10 supposed,
was correspondlngly depressed in spirits.
Tuesday afternoon he obtained piece Of
twine from the Enquirer agent as he was
distributing his papers at the depot, and
either late Tuesday night or early We'd
nesdsy morning walked out the Z. 4 a.
Y. Railroad about two miles, turning
down short lane a few steps, where Q
small shade tree stood. He then climbed
upon the fence. tied one end OF the tvins
TO a tree and the other around his neck and
SWING of, drawing his feet up so that they
would not touch the ground and strangied
himself - death. He was twenty. seven
years old, uDrArried, and was brother of
Rev. Father McSbane, who died suddenly
q year ago at Bellaire.
The Grand Lodge OF
Ksights Of Honor
of Ohio. meets here next Tuesday and will
be in session two days. Extensive prspr
rations are making BY Star Lodge for tile
entertainment Of their guests.
The threatened
IPsn Strike
and its happy settlement. although II did
not affect our rolling mill. caused much In
terest among workingmen here.
Tie auditors along the line Of thee. 4
VI. V. division, r. e. & 81. L. T. T., met
here Thursday and made the following ap-
praisenent: Main line. y, 800 per mile:
aide tracks, 1900 per mile; rolling stock,
$50 per mile; tools and supplies; t67 per
mile. The buildings all along the line sfe
valued at "A, 81.
Decoration Day was kept here by Hazlett
Po.t, q. A. X. with appropriate exercises.
Three hundred we're in the procession. .spd
Company b. Seventeenth Regiment O. y.
g., although the day Ms rainy and muddy.
Rev. " Seseler. OF wheeling. of1ciated at
the wedding OF Mr.. A. Il. Starr. 20 Mis
Hsnnah sbonfeid. which took piace -
grand style here Tuesday night
The Railroad Agisstfsa
still goes on. 40 less than three proposed
ne, routes are now being surreyed-sne
Z.pesyiIle snd Marietta railroad down the
MpsLingurn valley, under The suspsces ot
er Congressman Dawes. Of Marietta: its
,iyal, the ZsrfsviIIe. MccopDslsville and
Potne.oy railroad. proposed by Col. a. T.
Boone, Of Star Route fame, and b'aEso 20
III. Columbus and Essisrn railroad. Ihe
irset lay ing on the Beitaire. IsDessii!e and
Cineinnati rsilroad is now going On rap.
Idly.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-03
Matters Apperfdning to Coming
Boat Races at Chicago and the
Big Double -ScuIi Event.
Review Of the Best ScuIIing Times
On Record, When, Where
and by Whom Mace.
The Wheel and The Ring, With all
= Matters Generally Appsr-
tanning to the Sports.
AQUATIC.

1t is q settled fact now that all the patent
slides and other devices that can be placed
in shells will not defeat Edward Hanlsn.
He has again proved himself the champion
single sculler when the ''little mans"
friends were confident that the race would
result differently from what it did. The
Canadian beat his best record and his op.
ponent admits he could have pulled in in
better time il necessary.
The Next Great Event
that is agitatipg the sporting fraternity,
whose fancies lightly turn to I'VE row. Is
the double-scull race between the winner OF
Thursdays race at Point Of Pines and Lee
and Hamm and Conley, which comes of
August 18th. Much difference OF opinion
exists, among those who profess to know
all about the oar. as TO the result OF this
contest. 1t is surely another big event in
aquatic circles. and We will not give any
tips" on the result Just yet. But gentle.
men. don't put up your money too freely
on Hanlan and Lee, because the cham pion
constitutes oDe-half Of that team. liamm
and Conley pull u strong oar in double
scull, and If Lees stroke can't be brought
a great deal nearer TO Hanlan's than il is
al present the champion and his partner
will hayea
Tough ora Pull.
Another interesting event is the Pullman
regatta which takes place June 22 and y.
1t is especially interesting to oarsmen IN
this section because four Wheeling boys
will participate in the event, Fatty"
Weisgerber, Edward Clator and William
Briceland have entered for the three mile
single scull race, and Patty Weisgerber
aud VIM. Felsing have entered for the
double scull race. These oarsmen are well
known and we trust they will bring back
the stakes for which they are going TO pull.
Since 1859, when Josh Ward first pro.
claimed himself, there have been bnt
seven champions of America, and two OF
these have come from Canada or the prov.
inces. The list OF champions and the
record OF championship events is as fol-
1n~e.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-03
The RiR Picnic.

PIrTsa-RGH, June 2.-Tne annual cele-
brat;on of the Amalgamated Association
of Iron and Steel Workers was held at
Beaver, Pa, to-day. Representatives from
100 lodges in Western, Pa, Eastern OAio
and West Virginia we're present with their
families. The whole number Of persons
ON the grounds was not less than 'e,0D).
The day was given up entirely to merry.
maxine
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-03
CAFFREY'S FATE.
Executed Yesterday for Completely In
the Murder of Cayendish ana
Rurke,

the Murder of Cayendisb and
Burke.
DvEIIH. June 2.-Thos. oifre, the
fourth OF the Phoenix Park murdcrers, was
hanged at KilmaiBhnam Jail at : o'clock
this morning. During the farewell inter
view with his mother Yesterday C4tfrey
broke down completely. The crowd out.
side the prison this morning numbered
only about fifty persons. among whom
we're his mother and brother, and wo'
man who has been present at all the exc
cutions OF the men convicted OF the mur,
der of Cayandish and Burke, and prayed
for the condemn cd men.
CaiTrey wrote a letter 10 his mother last
evening. in which he said: Il hoDa you
will never have a cause TO blush for my
name, as am paying the penalty OF my
crime in thi. world. | hope ! won't have
20 suN.r for il in the next
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-03
CUMBERLAND CHIPS,
A Horrible Outrage-S8TeringA Among
MineFs-Other Notes.

Special Dispatch 10 The Register.
CUMBERLAND, Mp, June 2.-There is a
rumor OF horrible outrage at Midland
station, this county. A citizen is charged
with mutilatinga twelve year.old boy for
some purpose. The sheriff TO day sent O
deputy 10 investigate it. Considerable ex-
citement prevails.
Kate Combs bail is five hundred dollars
FOR decorating graves.
There is suffering and destitution among
the miners at Frostburg by slackness.
The X. OF L. are soliciting with success
here.
VIM. Johnson. at the Cement mill, broke
his leg by o fall, and James LloyG, quar-
lyman, had his head cut by stone Dick
CARR, miner, hesd cut, and George Cox,
canal worker, had his loot mashed By q
log The Doe Gui!ey tunnel has been
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-03
BILLIARDS..

The question now arises: Who is cham.
pion at cushion .caroms' Sexton has for
eight or nine months past been holding
the emblem of the socalled champion.
ship OF the world" at that game. We have
heard that Sexton has resigned it, and now
Daily has won smother. Dion. who was the
original winner Of the first, never yentur-
ed 10 defend il, although one OF the rules
OF IL gave him the advantage OF naming
the table He resigned it to sexton, whom
nobody has ever challenged for it. II is
long odds that DAILY will not venture to
defend the emblem he now has. This Is
one OF the disadvantages OF institutinR
game at which short. enders can win
one time IL two or three. They are
afraid 10 risk second battle, for they
reason that the same fortuitous circum'
stances that made them vIctors once are
peculiarly apt to force them to dismount
in the very next race. Daily beat Sexton
last winter in a matt h, and then quit him,
not even Sections giving him choice ef
table ayailin 10 get on another match. II
looks as il Sexton and Vignaux will have
10 play all the cushion -caIom matches be-
tween them, unless compromise arrange.
ment is entered into by which Schaefer aud
NignauX will play pony" balk.line
game on Brunswick 4 Bake table, and Q
cushion. carom game on q Co!lender, both
in New York city. The trouble Is that
Schaefer refuses TO play VignAuH for the
championship except in Chicago. and there
is nothing in his contract by which his EN-.
ployers can force him to play game.
Bnse Ball.
PITTswEGH, June 2.-Allegheny, 10; Gin.
cinnati, ..
CANRRrDGr, Mass, June 2.-Princetons, 5;
Haryards, ,.
NEW HAVEN, CoNN.. June 2.--YaIe, 8;
Brown
HARRISBURG, PA. June merritt, o;
Harrisburg, !.
PHrLArEIrIuA, June 2-Athletic, o; Col.
umbus, $.
PHILADELPHIA, June 2-Drtroits, 5; Phil.
adelphias. ;.
BALTIMORE. June st. Louis, : Balti.
mores, 1. Ten innings.
BosroS, June 2.--Bostons, 2; Buifalos, /.
The Basc Hall Gsase.
Yesterday afternoon the much talked OF
match game OF base ball was played at the
new Fair grounds, between the Oscar
Wildes and Riversides, for purse OF 500.
lovers OF this sport. The game was called
promptly at 2 o'clock by the umpire, Rob
ert McNichols with the Riversides at the
bat. During this inning the Oscar Wilde
team worked very badly, and in fact did
very poor fielding and batting throughout
the game, some OF the players mufiing
easy flies. The game lasted two hours, and
the following is the score:
n,,.or.,,o ,2at
6asnr SlvSfSISf Wiidc......S de. I'D.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-03
Industrial EnteTprise OF a Beautiful
Town.
Special 10 Te Sunday Register.

CUMBERLAND. Nh, June 2-This beauti-
ful, enterprising CITY continues to be as
lively ss ever. The different manufactures
employing about 4 go men. ere ali running
steadily with good outlook. The B. & o.
rolling mill, making iron and steel. is work
ing every day, mast Of which is on double
turn. The mill has sboRt fifty furnaces
I'D employ ehoDt go hands. The Cam
Gerland glass factory. recently established,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-03
THE CANE AND PISTOL.

Tive Prominent ChnPlestsa Hes -
aftae P0ststes.
Special Di,pateh 70 10 Regiss~r.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, June Al. A.
Houser, the leading dentht here, struck q.
II. Smart, principal OF the city schools, 10
the face yesterday for something smart
had sal d To his (Houser'sl wife. smart did
rot resent it. but fed. To day
they renewed their quarrel, but
were separated without fighting:
HOMER went and armed himself
with q revolver and Smart got largo cane.
When they met again Smart raised bis
cane sud Houser pulled bis pop and fired.
striking Smart in the hsshy part OF the
leg and going through. The wound 10
not dangerous. Houser Was held In tJDs
bond TO appear before the next Grand
Jury. Smart 10 from New England and
Houser came from Eastern Pennsylyania.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-03
GONE WRONG.
A Prsaisisg Yesss nss Esd Pestssss.
ter ~ Atsslisg. o. DsssetsA - Pc.
gerry. sna DtssDpeaSs.

SEVILLE, June 2.-The citizens Of Btsf-
ling, the snterprising embryo city two and
a half miles south OF this place, we're
startled yesterday by the Tumor, which st
first .esnied incredible, but which
Iuitber investigation proved 70
he true, that Noah u. stinsr. post
master NJ Sterling and Secretary Of the
Eussel Wrench and Novelty Works. hsd
forged his fathers name 20 bond OF $500
given for the faithful performance Of his
duty A. Secretary Of the wrench works. and
that he bad left for parts unknown. Other
and will coon be msde public. He wss
Was young man with Q bright future %.
fore him. holding several other positions
Of trust. and his estimabie vile has the
ympathy OF the entire community.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-03
M Mhat ihs l.sps Will De-.

DrBlIr, June IA dispatch 20 the Nail
from Rome ssys The Pope will. " neoes-
ssry. follow mp his recent circular 70 the
Irish Biabops In retaliation 10 the aSi ,stioa
In ireland and the Parnell band by . sus-
pension from their function OF all eoc!esi.
s.iics who disobey the commands Of the
fiffuInr
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-03

YoUrG. old, end middle-sEsd men snd
pcn.Cn get health snd strength by using
browns Iron Bit!ers.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-03

W.Husres, Juns THE tolloviss
s,esysi osdsr vss f1ssed fodsy. Pa.
nss;SYS Q, Rfst and $1,000 elep omce. s,u
hereafter give yersonal sSse.oeo so gon'
ne-s n their o.hces ard Doe ooesos -.
.<iyss sbsysfofm sithcnt snfoony 49,
unoc yri.ine for an spplicssicesto - this d.
,.s,srnent. A yioislio1 of ME osdef =
s.s red - neliclsns csppe for s1ssvsi-
fs,gn.e " Q1SsxslAS,
Possmsss<f 0sasrsl.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-03

~e Millions Of packages Of tbs D;smoas
Dyfs have been sod sithout .ingle com
piaint. Eysry4ef.s they ara The fsfofite
Dyes
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-03
Troifiux al Hsmeuoed.

PITTsEuRGM. June The 2:30 trotting
races at Homewood resulted as follows:
Edward A, 3, ., ], ], /; time, 2:29..
Brown Wilkes, =, !, ,, =. 3: time, 2:2sH.
Bonnie L., !, g. >, 3 {; time, e:!sI Bus
by, I, 1, 1. I. =; time. 2:2GH
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-06-08
For the Legislature.

To tile Democrats Of Montgomery, Greeting:
From the many private and public solicit
tations am induced TO allow the use OF my
name as IL candidate for the Legislature, sub
ject to the decision OF the Democratic prima-
ries, and it nominated and elected shall, TO
the best OF my ability, so legislate that IL may
rebound 10 the best interests of the public,
and the perpetua,ion Of the principles Of De-
mocracy, as handed down to us by our faith
ers as the great bulwark Of American liberty
Therefore let no family jars of ours mar its
destiny. Let each one Of US seek to promote
its advancement, and whether called upon to
serve AS a worker In the rank and file or lead
err 10 the van shall be found 10 the future as
! have been in the past, true to party alleg-
lance.
may ls-u r. j. SHERWOOD.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-06-08
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
TUNING AND REPAIRING.


G. l.. WILD Il BRO, 100 Seventh
street, N. W., WASHINGTON, D. c., one of
the Oldest and most reliable Musical Estab-
lisbments of the District, CAUTION their
friends and the public generally against al
lowing irresponsible iiinerant thinkers, (espe-
cially inposters who, to support their schemes,
use the name and reputation Of the above
irm,) TO FIX AT their Pianos or Organs, but
to write postal card to G.. l.. Wild 4 Bro,
and they will give PERSONAL attention TO
Tuning and Repairing these instruments, and
will visit any part of the county with their
own conveyance.
VA They will siso supply PIANOS AND
ORGANS fiom their large Wsrerooms iu
Washington. may 2b-eoGt
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-06-08

gB- At the solicitation and advice of many
sincere friends hove concluded thus early in
the campaign TO announce myself candidate
for one Of the Judges of the Orphans Court
at the ensuing Primary Elections. In doing
so confess am reminded of the old adage
of the burnt child; but trust may have
friends enough at the Primaries TO remove all
remembrance Of that old adage from my
mind. deem il only necessary for me to
say that ii nominated and ee ted | shall try
TO serve You faithfully TO the best Of my
ability.
may ll-u SAMUEL DARBY.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-06-08

Mr.. EDIroR: If our old friend, NATHAN
COOK DlCKERSON, ESQ.,, vii! ,srsent TO be
Il candidate before the mex, primary election,
he will be hard to beat-his long service IN
the Board of County Commissioners, added
TO his strong common sense and general char
acter for fairness, rendering him one Of the
most suitable and fit persons TO fill the position.
may la-if OLD TIMES.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-06-08

Postmaster General Gresham has issued
an order requiring postmasters at first and
second class Offices to give personal atten-
ton to the official business and not to alb
sent themselves from their Offices without
permission from the department. NJ
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-06-08
For County Commissioner.

Va AT the solicitation OF many friends OF
Medleys and Darnestown Districts | am in
duced 10 offer myself MS candidate for office
of COUNTY COMMISSIONER, subject to the
decision OF the Democratic voters at the Pri-
maries, and IL elected will endeayor TO per-
form the functions of the Office without fear
favor or Partially.
june 8-tf l.. A. DARBY.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-06-08
Announcements.
For the Orphans Court.

hereby announce myself AS a caEd idate
for one of the Judges of the Orphans Court,
subject to the decision Of the Democratic Pri-
mary If nominated and elected, will en-
deavor TO perform the duties Of the Office sat
isfactorily 10 the people of the county.
june 8-tf WIN. W. POOLE.