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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1883-10-26

Unless all the signs are delusive Ben Butler
begins to see his fight for second term in
the Massachusetts, gubernatorial chair losing
one. In his speeches, of which he delivers
two or three day, he tells more and more lies
and descends more and more to low personal
thrusts and utilization. Although his own
private secretary goes everywhere with him
and writes down his speeches short hand as
they are delivered, and the papers print them
word for word, Butler steadily whines that
the newspapers misrepresent him and tries
to stave of the effect of each misstatement
of fact in which be is exposed by making
some low joke against Mr.. Robinson Lead
ing Democrats like John Quincy Adams, F.
W. Bird of Walpole and George NJ. Stearns
of Chicopee have united in published letter
disclaiming any sympathy with Butler or sup.
port of him. All of these men will vote for
Robinson. Buffers state ticket still bears a
placard of "Wanted, tenant" in place of
the namo of candidate for lieutenant
goyernor-Mr, Abbott having followed the
example of Hon. f. o. Prince in positively
declining to allow his name to be used as a
tail for the Butler kite. The self-respecting
portion of the Massachusetts, Democrats evil
IDENTIFY see that food is coming and mean 10
get In out of the wet The only thing that
the Republicans have to fear is the influence
of Buffers money which is being used with
out stint to keep his followers in line, espec-
tally in the cities of the state.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1883-10-26

From the Springfield Republican.
II the young band of Omitted Birds and
Brothers" which has been caught counterfeit
ing in the Green mountains had been started
in life as the Omitted Shingles and Brothers"
and then continued as 1.-The Faithful Knights
of the Hoe, they would not now be fugitives
from Justice
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1883-10-26

The story which we publish elsewhere about
the relations between Senator Edmunds and
President Hayes and the appointment by the
latter of Hon H. II. Wheeler to the United
States district judgeship, makes interesting
reading for this locality, and possibly has some
grains of truth in it but it nevertheless con.
tains several inaccuracies and impossibilities.
In the first place, nobody who knows the
facts would ever assert that Mr.. Edmunds
carries the Vermont federal patronage in his
breeches pocket and insists upon the right to
dispense it at his own sweet will "a Conk.
ling Mr. Edmunds has his own ideas on
such matters, and his recommendation has
always had great weight with the Executive /;
but we very much doubt if he was ever
thrown into two years fit Of sulks by fail
ure of the Executive to consult him. 1t is
possible of course, that Judge Wheeler may
have been appointed on some oG-hand sug-
gestion of somebody, but Mr.. Hayes can
hardly have not known that there was a va.
oanoy in the district iudgeship for this state,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1883-10-26
ISuJney.

F. d. Newcomb and wife of Boston ~
visiting friends here in Putney, their iof~''
home.
Ed. Knight had the two middle hngSlS ao,
his left hand cut off while running q plane
at the toy shop last Monday.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1883-10-26

1t is rather an unexpected development
which comes out this week-that of gang of
would-be young counterfeiters within the
borders of our own county. The whole story
as told by the detectives has an unmistakable
dime-novel flavor, and it is pretty safe to con
clude that, under the lead of one or two hard
ened and vicious fellows, these foolish boys
have entered into scheme to copy the ex-
ploits of some hero of the blood -and-thunder
type. The Springfield Republican suggests
the only effective remedy that we know of for
this sort of thing judicious use of the par
entail single at their start in life, and free
use Of the hoe by the boys as they advance
toward maturity. To begin at the beginning,
however, We would make the parents correct
in their own lives, and then we would have
them give their boys home-life which should
be helpful and sympathetic, and inspire them
to some sort of good endeavor
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1883-10-26
West Dummeraton.

Stephen Mortified and family lay. ...
to Valley Falls, X. l., to spend The v' ,I-.
with their son, and have rented tbei, t'..
to G. II. Grant, who is going to ops ny I.
quarry on the north end of BLACK p,oS... -'
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1883-10-26

THE RECORD MATCH AT OAK GROVE RANGE,

Struck ont, BOstons 9BrattlcborOs IL passed balls,
Barrett s. Hacket !, Hines 3 Cunning o; wild pitch,
Burlington; home run, Morrill, umpire, Dan Ahern.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-03-24
LSE

t-naut du tanatiSme. Lcurs progress
CONNIE soldats tel,aient du miracle.
lis he parIaient que lie SO rel,abili-
ter a il. premiere bataill'. .:J'aurai
bient6t nne vGritaGle armGe,' di-
sal; Humbert.
QUAINT aux OFFICERS. aux sollats,
Ills commencement d Sc sentir une
vive sympathie pour ceux quill we.
naient atfran:l,ir, pour ce peuple 81
gai, 81 bienveillant, 81 poll, !eger
peu1-6tre ct quelque peu f;lufaron,
mais aimable ct spilitucl CONNIE
PAS un, :Ouiours extreme ell toutcs
chooses. Tn jour le general cut cettc
pensee:
"Mais c'est que vraiment lis noas
ressemhlent !"
"A deux siecles pres ne put Sc
iefrndre de murmurer Tancre,le.
BAH! leponiit Humbert, lis re-
@asneront lie temps perdn. C'est
raffalre dc six mo!s: On he les re.
connaitra plus alors, ct CT stra com.
me un autre France LII France
est partOut OH nous sOmmes
Ce quill v eut de certain, c'est
q"'on resta hnit jours q Caltebar
sans 1tre inqnite. 4 peine quelqnes
oscar aImonclles, ct ton iourS au loin,
vers le sud. Les Anglais ne tenaient
mile part. Des rappor.s, mile
symphonies attestaien: leurs appre
hensions. leur desir pour la paix.
On Ell cut hient6t la lreuve.
Un officer de dragons envoye,
disait>il, par le vice-roi, Sc presenta
aux avant postes ct fnt conduit. les
yenx bandes, vers le quarter. gene
raj. II demandait 4 parier aux chef
de rexpedition. on tout au moins d
son c,etai,e, le vicomte de Gaille
fontaine, don't il Sc recommended
tout par,icu,ietement.
-Voyez le d'aborl. dit Humbert.
.TaEcrede ell entrant dams Ia piece
Oil Fon await ente, nl6 le parlemen>
'aire, ne put retenir un c'i de stupe-
faction. C'etait SIT Reginald Corn-
wallis.
Il Con!;auer.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-03-24

Bient6s en- effet dc graves difficult
tes ,snrgirent aut0ur de lui ct EN-.
pirerent sa situation les Anglais,
depuis Argall, avaient toujours con-
serve leurs pr6tentlOns surlAcadle,
ct en- 1921 sir William Alexander,
comte de Stirling, obtint du roi
IAugleterre Ia concession en- ief
de toute rAcadie, sous le nom de
Nourelle-Ecos +; il sc proposait lui
aussi d'y 6tablir une seigneurie dont
le plan nous u etc int6gralement
conserve. Ce plan etait coucu sur
une echelle beaucoup plus waste
que celni de P0utrincOnrt, plus
waste meme que ceux de RazilIy, de
d'Aulnay, de Giffard, de Juchereau
ct tous autres gentilshommes fran>
Gals. LIE comte de Stirling, membre
lie Ia Chambre des lords, Sc propo.
salt de diviser son immense ct de.
serte seigneurie en- cent cinquante
parts de 3 miles q 6 miles de front
sur le rivage de Ia mer chaque
part devait 6tre conc6d6e, d titre de
sous-fief, q des gentilshommes aux.
Quels il conf6rerait le titre de ba.
ronnet, lesquels transporteraient ct
6tablieraient sur leurs seignenries
des families do cultivateurs, aux.
quelles lis devaient conc6der des
lots de terre en- censive.
Les barOnnetS auraieut en- ainsi
pour tenanciers ct fendataires la
masse des fermiers qui eusseut peu.
pie le pays, taudis qu'eux m6mes
devaiens rendre fol ct hommage a
William Alexander, comte de Stir.
ling, lequel relevait dirictement du
roi d'Angleterre pour Ia couronne
d'Ecosse, 4 laquelle son ordre de
baronnets eht etc inf6Od6. On a
meme conserve les armoiries qui fu-
rent assignees d cette priucipaut6
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-03-24
U.NE
COLONIE FEODALE
EN- AMERIQUE
L'AcAD1E, 1603-1710.
I
Les POUtTincOurt
(16O2 4 1632)

g.. Chacun DIT: Y .-t.il dies tresors |?
Y a-t-il des mines dor ct d'argent ct
personne he demande &c peuple Ia
est-il dispose i entendre Ia doctrine
chretienne2 Quaut aux mines il y en-
a vraiinenC, mais il fsut savoir les
foliIler la plus belle mine que je
sache. c'est du hl6 ct du vim avec la
nourriture du bestial ; qui ceci. il q
de Pargent, ct lie mines nous N EN- vi
vons point" (LEsCARBOr, chap. III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-13

NUANTED.-Farm North or South, in OK
w change lsr sttrsenye nesrsy psepsfs. Pos' onieo
box 2.93y New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-13
I ONG BEACH.

Concerts daily by
sCHREINER'S UNRIVALLED ORCHESTRA,
from Berlin at $50 to in the and 73c 10 in TIA
evening.
Long Beach Hotel Table d Hote Dinners.
Long Beach Restaurant with the best cuisine and exoeeai
service.
The nearest Beach NewYOrk which lies directly upe
the Ocean.
Ten Express Trains daily leaving both Long Island my
and Flatbushave Brooklyn making the 90 the Beach IN
80 minutes For timetables Long Island RR co.'s al
yeTfisement in all newspapers. ,-.. H..
prices ~ the week and month
arranged
oonfrom SAP so per week for double rooms Oceupeu
by two pc aud from SIS 10 SO for single Fooi
r. III SOUTHGArE. Proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-13

TINTED STATES AND GERMAN MALL
u sTEAMERs.-HamOurg American Packet C0mpsny's
line for PLY MOUTH (LOndOnL CHEkBOUR9 PARIS.
anu HAMBURG SATURDAY. sts4no|. IA noart tre5l oo
sill, SfA .-af July 81 Bon EMi A.....~at.. july 20
Rates 10 PARIS extrA FIRST Cabin SOD Second CABIN.
elil SLesrAga PreDaa ttCket1 First
Cabin saturday steamers 500 ands70 Excursion rates
ereatl re tlced. send Tourists Gazette"
eKUNHARDT * CO., Gen. Agts No 81 Broad.sta N Y
e. n RICHARD d 90. Gen. Pass AgtS.. u NAY. n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-13

RETURNING. leave LEN ISLAND 1ol5A. n. laniinl
33dst and Pier 10; ll:SO and 1890 D. M. LANDING
Pier only D. m. landing al $50 st. aud JegePs
Wharf landing 33d-st. only; $50, 100 and $50
40 CENTS. EXCLUSION TICKETS 40 CENTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-13
Gcnntrp propertn mantco.

WILLIAM THOMAS ARNOLD, Deceased
w Pursuant TO the act Of Parliament I'D aud 2Sd Nc.
,oia Chan b. Intltuled 10 further amend the law
oil property Trustees notice Is hereby g''en
tbat An creditors other persons having any claims or
demands against the william Thomas Arnold. 10
erly residing the Holly Bush Tavern Hampstead IN the
oufv Of Mddese1 late OF the Guy OF New York In the
TuI states of America gentleman twh0 ded the 9Th
daV OF March, lS54 will proved In the Pnc'
nj RsgstrY OF Probate DlysOn of Her hacsiys Hugh
court the 4th day of August 1874 ~ Geo g.
Howard therein named are required TO send
he PARTICULARS writing of claims demands 20 us The
undersigned solicitors for Tho said executor ON or before
Tie 5h day of August 1888 after which date the said
ecutor will proceed distribute the assets OF The sa
the entitled thereto having
only 10 claims of which no shh then la
had notice Dated this Y3d day Of June 1888.
LAMBERT, PETCH sHAKEsPEAh
s John st., Bedford Row w. G.,
collectors foT the said Executor.
XNTANTED-Farm North or South in OK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-13

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
~ Between New-YOrk and Havre. .
Company pier NO.42 North River foot OF Mortols
Travellers this line avoid both transit by Enslsl ra
the discomfort crossing the Channel In small
boat Special train leaving the oOmpanys dock at Hsfe u
rect for Paris arrival OF Baggage checAeu ~
New York through to Pans. 49,
LABRADOR, Collier "Wednesday July - 3p III
ST GERMAN. BOnneau "Wednesday. July 20 m
NORMAN ednesuay, Aug y IA
Checks payable at sight, In amounts suit on the Banque
Transatlantique OF Paris
For freight and passage applyD -, -, 49,,
IOIfIS DE REBIAN. Agent, NO. b BOWllng Green
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-13

WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUI NsTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
NOTICE-1he steamers Of This line take the Lane Route
recommended by Lieutenant Maury, L. 5. NJ both the
outward and hOulewaTd voyages
BRiTA NNIC Capt Perry saturday July Ia, no9n
REPUBLIC. capt. Irving. aThursdy July 10, p m
Can't Gle2deu SATURDAY, jay nsOn
GEEMA MI Capt ennedy -. saturday. aug 4. D.
ADRTATIC Capt Jennings Thursday Aug g. $50 a.
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT OF WEST
lOTIISG
These STEAMERS are unfOIn and unsurpassed IN
nontments Saloons, StaterOOms smoking and Bath
roos are place amidsps where the noise and motion are
ea-t felt aaorng degree of comfort hitherto unattanablo
az sea. -.
able terms Steerase from the Old County. S2lj from
Now. YORK, S2s. -. ,
Fo plans and other information apply at the
Company ) Offices, No. 81 Broadway, New YORK
N'F' RI. COBTIs, Agent.
g. f. BARTLETT & co, Agents, Boston.
HAERIJI q CATTEEI. Agents, Phlade pha-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-13
Che gnrt.
Excursions.
AMERICAS DAY SUMMER RESORT.

TWO GRAND CONCERTS DAILY. - -
GRAFULLA's UN RIVALLED BAND. DIbLENs CEl,
EBRATED CORNEr QUARTET AND con Nike
EIGHTH REGIMENT BAND, DINNERS A IA CAR ~
OLD. fashioned Rhode Island CLAM BAKE BATHING
Boating Fishing Bowling Rifle Range Blllarls
BIOLOGICAL GARDEN. Observation-Disclosures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-13
lNATSKILL MOUNTAIN BOARD. :
CSATSKIJL MOUNTAIN RAILROAD, from

IA NkIIII MVU y AIIN ~ LII N1-I y
I Cat.siI T1ndipg on the Hudson River TIE SHORT
EST OTIt,Kt~T and BEST ROUTE 10 or from lote
Eaaters, Catkn Mountain House TAN NLlsoH H dd1Lt
Paleuyfle Caro- Durham and other Mountain resorts
TWeve Day Trains connect with all hudson RIVER Lines
travel pd MIKE time advertised HOTEL kAAIfKN IL
and NQIrSTAIN HOUSE passengers save Two HQuTs Dy
his Route Ash through tickets via CAIShLA~ ioI
'""'-'"''' ~ F C. 4. BEACH, Superintendent,
CatsGllL y. y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-02-06

In the Municipal Court'of Wheeling, George
r. Jingle, adninistrator OF the estate OF
Fisher, Thomas O.. Culbertston. Cath.
crime D. UpdegraH, eIecutrix Of the viii
OF Josiah +. Updegrar, deceased. Ellen For
sTyih, leonard F. E1rsyth' E Ho9srt f3Isy.h.
q. Armistead Belle.Armistead, Likzie Arml-
stead, Hurst Arnistead, Jennie. Armistead,
Samuel Baker, William Baker; Isaac Irwin.
az ministrator OF the estate OF Hamilton Il
For yth, deceased, Logan b. Wallace q VIII.
liam Read, In Chancery.
BY virtue Of an order OF reference entered
In the above entitled cause, on the "a day o.
com missioner Of the said court, TO state and
First-of the estate Of the said James II.
Forsyth, deceased. and the accounts OF the
said Tingle as administrator thereof.
Second-Of the share TO which the widow OF
James II. Forsyth, deceased, and each OF the
distributes OF his estate or the assignee Of
Third-After ad~yancements, IL any, made
by the said james II. Forsyth In his lifetime.
TO any OF the said distributes, and which
shauld be brought INTO hotch.pot.
Fourth-He rhall enquire into ana report
whether lots numbered II and - In ,Upde.
gratis Addition, nov part OF the city OF
Wheeling. named In The bill In tbs cause are
these entitled thereto, n what IN the value
Of the said lott, and what In the value In
money Of the said widows night Of dover
therein.
Fifth-He shall report any other matter
deemed by him pertinent TO the cause or re-
quired by m Of the parties.
Notice Il hereby given that the undersigned
has nxed on Saturday, the 10th day OF Fsbru.
airy, A. D., 1883, commencing At nine o'clock
A. NJ, as the time and his ONCE, No. I2G
Chspline street, in the city Of Wheeling,
West Virginia, a. the place ut which no will
proceed 70 ASCERTAIN and report The several
matters in the said order OF reference 70.
quired.
The said order also provides that the publ.
cation Of this notice In this paper once a week
for four successive weeks shall DO equivalent
TO personal service thereof on b parties 70
THIS suit
Given nnder my hand this 18th day Of Jan
uary, A. D., $50.
JOS r. PAUL.. Commissioner.
DANIEL LAM and II. NJ. RUssELL- Esos,
oaw-t 6oliciton for Complainant
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-02-06
ADJUSTMENTS.
orERA HOUSE-"MARTHA.

OTEkA HOlSh- MAhliA.
The large and attentive audience which
was attracted to the Opera House last night
to hear Miss Abbott in FlOtow's grand
opera OF Martha were in no manner dis.
appointed in their expectations of a fine
ClaSsed in the happy medium between such
works as '~'Thanhauser" or "Mephis-
tofeles," and operas Of the Chimes OF
Normandy" school, and therefore was Of q
nature TO be thoroughly appreciated by a
Wheeling audience, the situations being
easily understood and the music of q pop
ular nature.
Both Miss Abbott and Mr.. Fabrini were
evidently suffering from throat trouble,
but like true artists, warmed up to their
work and fully satisfied their hearers, at
the same time rejecting credit upon them.
selves and retaining their high regulations
as vocalists.
Miss A~nnandale fully shared the honors
with Miss Abbott, her rich cCntralto voice
and full execution bringing her immense
applause.
The chorus singing and accompaniment
by the orchestra were all that could be de-
sired.
The company appear again tonight, in
"Somnambula," which is n OF their
most charming operas, and should be com
plimented by a large audience.
BAKER & FARRON.
At the Opera House next Monday even,
ing Baker & Farron will make their second
appearance here, in their drama "Chris
and Lena" There are many amusing as
well as very exciting situations in the
piece-and the entertainment is a great
novelty. AS vocaliSts and actors, Baker
and Farron are simply inimitable. The
mounting Of the play is excellent, and the
subordinate parts are admirably sustained.
GoIMAN's OPERA COMPANY.
More opera next week. On Tuesday aud
Wednesday evenings, the 18th and 18th
insts the German English Opera Com,
pany will appear at the Opera House, sing,
ing The Mascot and The Pirates OF Pen,
zance. Tagliapietra will appear as "Bippo'
and The Pirate Chief, and thoroughly en-,
joyable entertainments may be expected.
THB ACADEMY.
The Academy OF Music was very we'll
patronized last night. Messrs. Shay and
T~hackeray deserve great credit for the
mastery way in which they have handled
This theatre and in not allowing anything
that verges on yulgarity to appear. The
present company engaged for this week is
an Improvement on the last.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-02-06
CRIMINAL NOTES
Gathered Among the 'Squires aud
Police COurt.

EOllS
Carrie Coleman, well.known in Police
circles, was arrsigned on two charges before
his Honor, the Police Judge, yesterday
morning. On the first charge, OF creating
a disturbance, the Judge fined her $50 and
costs and 80 days in the county Jail, and
on the charge Of drunk she received 81
and costs and 10 days in Jail.
Yesterday the bail Of Michael Lane waa
reduced from s., 900 to $500. Though his
numerous friends were working very hard,
at q late hour last night the required Sc
curity had not been found. Lane is in
moderate health, and is anxious to get out
to go TO work, as he is not a wealthy man,
and his family needs his assistance. The
jailer reports his behavior as being excel
lent; zone as good.
State VS.. Patrick Cardan, on a charge OF
breach of the peace, was tried by Squire
Bulger yesterday, and he was fined $40 and
costs, and, not having the requisite stamps,
went to Jail. His friends hearing OF his
misfortune soon paid him out.
Alopzo Owens is the name OF the boy
committed to Jail under the name Of Will.
liam RoUerts, a few days ago, by Squire
Murrin.
Officer Bellville arrested a colored man
last night on a warrant for disturbing the
upacp.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-02-06
FarmersDepartmen|


Wheeiing ks9isTnR wm founded .
statc OF West Virginia, Asa part and Par-
OF the new state, closely lden'lnei with 10
enterprises m contributing 70 Amodc~l me-
SURF to It's advancement, the RkaisrER shss
In the Just cxultatiou with which our pcoF'
regard LIS bright career. The population a
The state has increased In greater ra'lo thn
most OF me old stA.cs, hsr .cnoo" haNcm mus
piled improvei IN smciehcy. hsr eg'er
ment mas peen Ven econoniIchiIy Hsinl
istered. nor eur are oelhs usseIoprisa
Snergy, heI PeoSue growihs In rnns,'a,
ment u ihIlIL WIN tne s'nN.n o, Va
state the kkoisIkh has grown. 49, lns
y hhoisInh ~ "sseiol-l,s
iE tns n..,sIs I,"Spes
ana AZ III y tne C.unnn.I"u W. "u"n,'
paper 10 heiu py tne cititcns oI .he H.hsiF
Whose lnIereets u ~ steaniAs.iy nni,rl' "
Sy M many Wei Virvinisns. nor dos. a.,
doc~.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-02-06
ar.tber CeiIIsseu.

CLEvELAsD, February 5-A W~apakoneta
special TO the Herald says: At o'ctoci
this afternoon the south .bo1nd train 90
the Dayton and Michigan railroad o ,
local freight train. both running a. fuil
speed, collided near Kuford. Engineer
Tureman, of the freight. and his fireman
were instantly killed. Engineer !ohn
Moller, Of the passenger train, was fatally
injured. The fireman and the baggage
master, of the passenger train, cannot be
found. Several passengers were severely
hurt, but not seriously injured. The
freight conductor is said to have dSoSeyed
orfsrs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-02-06

s.'"BETTER be wise by the misfortunes
of others than by your own" Take warning
in time. Avoid quack nostrums by which
thousands annually perish. Use only
such remedies as are demonstrated above
suspicion, foremost among which is Kidney
Wort For torpid liver, bowels or kidneys,
no other remedy equals it: 1t is sold in
both dry and liquid form by all druggists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-02-06
Bird,. Ey. View of Wheeling.

An artist has made y pen sketch Of our
industrial city, preparatory to having it
autographed. Mr.. D. Swift agent for the
firm OF J. J. Stoner, Publisher, Madisoa,
Wis, is nov in the city to solicit suoscrip-
uCrS for = Photographic picture of Wheel.
ing. The picture will be a very valuable
me to our citizens. and We hope that Mr..
swift will meet with the success he de
..TyeS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-02-06
Forty Years Experience OF an Old

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the
prescription of OF the best female ply
sicians and nurses in the United States,
and has been used for forty years with
neyerfsiling success by milionsof mothers
for their children. Il relieves the child
from pain, cures d~ysentery aud diarrhoea,
gripping in the bowels and wind collie. By
giving health 10 the child relieves the
mother. Price Is cents q bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-02-06
ATTHE ARK.
Last Nights Meeting OF n First
Branch OF COunciI,

An extra session Of the First Branch OF
Council assembled in the City Building
last evening, Mr.. Mayor Miller in the chair.
Present, Messrs. Bingell, Boring, Conner
ford, Fritz, Haller, Hull, List, Miller and
Myles.
The minutes of the previous meeting
were read and approved.
A resolution looking to the establish
ment of the city officials in quarters not so
dangerous to life and limb as the ones now
occupied, wa laid on the table by a deci-
siye majority.
The applications of Messrs. Goetz and
Ratclitf for saloon licenses, were granted.
There being no further business on the
table, the Branch adjourned.