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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-10-05

il you had been buying -four or sugar.
i am sur yoH never owned n Load OF the
yOad tlst y0a d.i n.t pay for at the
market rate. Indeed. I am sure that no
one n eised bonds ON any other terms
Fisher did not grant the favor. nor did
he burn the almost pathetic appeal Of
Mr. Blaine Tor protection. One week
lister Mr.. Blaine went into the House
and made this statement on his own ac-
count: In common with hundreds OF
other people in New England and other
parts of the country. 1 bought some OF
the bonds not a very large amount
paying for them at precisely the same
rate that others paid. ! never heard
and do not believe that the Little Rock
Company-which l know is controlled
hY highly honorable men-eyer parted
with a bond to any person. except ut the
regular price Fixed for their sale. by
whole connection with the road, he went
on. has been ~ open as the day Again
he said. in summing up: 'Insiead OF r =
ceiyiog bonds from the Little Rock and
Fort Smith road rs u gratuity, l never
had n except ut the regular market
price
Why did not Mr.. Fisher accede to
Blaine's urgent appeal to support him in
this statement? The answer is afforded
in Fishers own letter to Blaine, written
four years to a day before: 'Of all the
parties connected with thr Little Rock
and Fort Smith Railroad. no one aas
been so fortunate as yourself in obtain
ing money out OF it. You obtained sub
scriptions from your friends in Maine
for the building Of the Little Rock am
Fort Smith Railroad. Ont OF their sub
scriptiOps you obtained n large amoun
both Of bonds and money, free of cost
to you. ] have your own figures, and
know the amount. Owing to your poll
teal position, you were able to work of
all of your bonds at n very high price.
Would your friends in Maine be satisfied
il they knew the fncts.'"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-10-05

The following account Of un net so
horriUic IN ils nature aa 10 Lr gimns. be.
You'd cEe,icnce is given in . Philadelphia
dispatch Of September 3Jth, and exhibits
IL depth of ~dcpravity in II daughter
scarcely equalci in history. Tie nc-
count is AS follows: Dr.. Morton .! the
Committee o. Public Chu:;i!cs and the
District Attorney detective, yesterday
visited the house Of Miss livbrcca Black,
who lives in n r. spcctablc u ighhorhori,
and demanded 10 be accompanied to the
attic. The mcn pushed their way t" the
top OF the building. 1t the third !nnd-
ing the smell became sickrniuy. I'm
locking the attic door a woman II years
Of Ggc wIs found seated on II stuw bed.
almost naked, chultrring TO herself. The
attic was eight feet square, GnG the cell
ing 50 low that one caunU stand upright.
The womnn sat in utter loneliness aud
d,scr,ion, with bare feet and finger nails
which protudcd mn inch beyond the
flesh. She was u horrible picture Of de
mentias. Monday the daughter will DO
summoned before the magistrate 10 ans
wcr to the charge Of abusing her mother.
The afflicted woman vas taken TO the
MUrristown Asylum.
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Hendricks at Louisville.

\ Louisville, Ky, dispatch OF Septem-
Der 3OtlI says: Though it has been ruin
ing all day, extensive Preparations were
mad for the reception Of Hendricks,
who comes ms n guest OF the
Southern Exposition. The city IS full oi
visitors from ncighboring States. and the
building is handsomely decorated for the
occasion, Hendricks arrived this after
noon from indianapolis, and was met by
the Exposition committee. A large
crowd gathered at the depot, and Hen
bricks replied to an address Of welcome,
thanking them for their kind reception,
and was driven to the hotel. followed by
n large concourse Of enthusiastic people.
An afternoon reception was held ut the
hotel, aud Hendricks met his many
friends apd admirers in this State,
In the evening Gov. Hcpdripks Yas es.
corted TO the exposition building where,
in spite Of the fact that IL was raining in
torrents, he was enthusiastically received
by 10000 people, who gave him n Ken
lucky welcome. As he entered the
building Gilmore's band played "Hail to
the Chief" changing later to familiar
National airs. The distinguished visitor
was happily introduced by Col. Bennett
II, Young, President AZ the Exposition.
Hendricks spoke of the richness Of Ken
lucky soil, and Of the Blue Grass country,
and the production Of such fine stock.
lie referred 10 the relation OF Indiana
and Kentucky. saying that only the
river DIVIDED them. Mr.. Hendricks
dwelt upon Expeditions, as educators,
and compared many Of the implements
OF former days TO the improved ones Of
to-day. The speaker thon complimented
the display Of the Exhibition. Hen
bricks was most happy in his manner,
and was continually interrupted by np-
plausc. lie left the building amid trc-
mcndous cheering. and returned to the
hotel. He will remain in the city Wed.
ncsday. and visit the Exposition again.
Mr.. Hendricks viii address n political
meeting at New Albany, Ind, Thursday.
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yusEIA. Jussto. Jy1EIun.

The New York sss says in reference
to Cieveland's e.eS,ion; 'He cannot
carry New York" Well. that settles it.
lie, the Democrats party hang their
harps on the willow. clOthe themselves
in sack cloth, anrOint their craniuiEs
with ashgs and retire from the political
field. FOR the decree hath gone forth, yea
the sun, which shines tor AL. hath de-
clared that He cannot carry New
York
Even the chief priests of the graz: and
good Republican party who heretofore
With one accord denounced and con
dsmned the sun Is a luminary cciipsed
by the shadows of maguiiceu: false
hood, have become convinced tGat there
can some good come ont of Nazareth
AMI forthwith ding their tiles in the air
and Join in the Shot, "He cannot carry
New York"
and even the mighty editor Of the
small Try E-paJiAupaPeE published in
some obscure village OF so.Ee out .! the
way district, like the trcs in the fable
which attempted to nvaI the OK in mag
nifcen; proportions, sSvlieth himself mp
with the immensely Of lnS own impor-
lance, indorses the lat OF the mighty,
the glorious, the immaculate sun and
rritrrates the cry in startling headlines
through the columns OF his valuable
paper, ''He CANNOT carry New York"
Farewell Cleveland! Goodbye Dcmoc-
rasy! Adios the Grand Old Party, for
the san hath said. and the elders Of the
Republican church hath declared, AMI
the rank and file make haste to cry aloud
from the rising of tha sun to the going
down thereof, ''He cannot carry New
York"
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cleveland s

An Albany, y. Y, dispatch Of the 3Oth
nlt., says: Governor Cleveland was
busy to-day finishing up his work for his
trip to Buffalo Thursday. He goes on
the fast train which leaves here at IL
o'clock, arriving in Buffalo at 7.40 =. NJ.
The train makes three stops; ut Utica,
Syracuse and Rochester. At Clevclnnd's
home, the citizens will unite in receiving
him, irrespective Of party. 1t will take
the form Of mn exhibition OF local pride,
and, il Is understood. the demonstration
will be u very imposing one.
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An Hloper

Miss Clara Hutchinson. who two weeks
ago eloped from Boston with Wilbur Mc-
Intyre, and who has been travelling with
him ever since under the name Of W. j.
Murdock and wife. was arrested Mt st.
Louis on Tuesday 10y detectives. Miss
Hutchinson will be taken back to Boston
by al officer, and Mcintyre, who is aged
about %, n b]ookkceper for the Atlantic
Works, and has u wife aud child in Nal.
den, will be allowed TO accompany them.
Miss Hutchinson is about % aud Is
said to bo highly connected aud 10 have
II handsome bank account OF her own.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-10-05

The Republican Convention held at
Cherry Creek, White Pine county. last
Wednesday, adopted the plank in the
State platform which opposes the Con-
stitutional Convention, and advises that
the proposition be voted against ut the
coming election. In 1867 th.!- state
Convention deemed q Constitutional
Convention an imperative necessity
The White Pine Democratic Conven-
ton, held at Cherry Creek two days
later, stood firmly by the State platform,
iniOraing the resolution of both 80 and
ST, recommending the Convention.
Among the excellent rlanks in the plat
form Of the White Pine Democrats is the
following solid and significant one:
Resolved, That the persistent efforts Of
the Republican party, by Il series of Con
grcssionnl Acts, to ~demonctize silver and
thereby destroy its monetary value,
proves conclusiycly that that party is
hostile TO the silver interest and unwor-
Thy the confidence and support Of min
Cr5."
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ANNOUNCEMENT
OR TIT
Nevada State University
THE SRXT SCHOOL YEAR or Tur
| UNIVERSITY vii. Open on
MONDAY. .ErrEnnEm /. 1881.

MONDAY. +ErTEhBEH 4. 1881.
At Eko In the I library Department uuht- IA.
charge u PROP. 4. y. FAHKiNGTOS.
The Mining and AssAy ing Department. con.
Quoted by Professor .. J.. GiguDu1 Will d,
opened ON the 24nd day u september. i.sI.
As the design Of the institution Is 10 furnish
the youth NJ tha State with = hrstciAs- edurs.
tion In The Literary, Mini < aud Assaying Do.
pAttm'nis. the authorities. 10 whom have been
iniFu-t'd the cars, wei are shd maintenance of
the University hANe carefully arranged aud
made ample preparations for those Who NAV
avail thenIsclVrS Of the great advantage Of .
free school. where will be taught tho different
branches hereinafter mentioned.
Tho main building IL coiurnoiIons, Of btIcL.
two stories IN hight and we'll arranged foe th.
comfort Of pupils.
The diciPlins " u lie nnn, Int pr-cIIe.,.
aud every effort will be ASIDE To- guard and ear,
for the Intellectual and moral Selfsro Of those
Who atteld tHp schOO.
The Dormi'oty 10 pleasantly located. near
the min University. aud srEpis provisions are
made for the accommodate Of those Who may
derife TO Aysi themselves Of iis advantages .,
aud who will he undtr the care aud guardian.
ship OF careful and competent authority. Tn,
rooms are pleasantly and comfortably sr.
ranged. ..-Is 90. ... s.
The pupils will he furnished with board and
pleasant homes for f95 per mouth.
The Mining, Engineering and Assay ing De.
psriment. under TIE Instruction u Professor
GignouI. will be supplied with every means
sud spatNtus 10 enSble tho students 10 oLisin
= thorough and l~TSeiicsI tuowltdge Of The
science taught. The methods byth burned and
dry for s~Sssyins Gold. silver. Copp, etc ,
with practical INSTRUCTIONS In Mineralopy aud
Biow.' ipine. sppcriainIpg TO tho precious
metals are given.
couRsE oT HrupT.
The following branchts will bs tauphi
R]eahiuR. writing. spelling. word AnslJsis.
Grammar. Rhetoric. hnRli-, Literature. Ahth.
metic. Algebra. Geometry TrIgonointiry. Book.
Keeping. oeoRrnphy, ueoioqy. MIntfaiogy,
Natural Physiology. Physiology. M,nt,l snd
Notal PHI %sIoloey, %ioiliicsi Economy, Latin,
etc.
For further information afply 70 !. u. Rand,
Elmo. Neyada.
o.. n. uAR i1B,
tSlgncdDs II. \. Day, Eeu.nl.
". ". KNND.
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Tho whole number Of Presidential
Electors 10 be chosen on November 4th
Is 40i. and II will require col votes. or a
majority OF all the votes cast, to elect q
President. in the event Of no man ie-
ceiving the necessary 20i votes, the cleo.
ton goes 70 the House OF Representa-.
tiyes aud each State will 10 entitled 10
m vote. and there being thiriy.cight
States, the successful candidate must re.
cciye this votes Of twenty States in order
70 be elected
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Willow Creek. Squaw Valley.-west's
INSPECTORS: Henry Long. Ed. Cayan-
sugh. One delegate.
1t was ordered that where the Com
mittee has failed to appoint judges. or
where n vacancy from any cause exists
in the Board on the dag Of election. the
Democratic voters shalt fill such vacan
cies. The Judges win appoint the clerks
and proceed with the election.
There being no further business APP
pearing the Committee ~adjourn,d sub
jcct to the call of the Chairman.
=. S. SEAIs, Chairman.
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H 0 N. E. p. HkRDESTY
or WELLS.
announces himself q candidate for
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CENTRAL COM
nTFEE MEETISG.

III. n r
N'H''" '"'"h''''e
met "i the Courthouse Saturday, Aug.
30Ih. pursuant to the call OF the Chairman
Present. f T. ~ WI.
VI g, - ;. 80
""'''' '"'''' - h"S'i''''o~ "hd - y
Sears, of Like !. j.. Dallas, Of Tusca-
.orur j. Il. Moore. of Ruby. Dan Hill.
cr C.r,ip. wuI.rI a H.,
- -, ~
''F' it'i'r' ana y j. Lane being rep
resented 10y Proxies. After due urgaui.
a.,ion the Committee aIopt. 4 ,bc fol.
LOWING resolution:
-, ,,
l. i'hA"L'hh. mat TIE Liko Demo
cratic Primaries, for the purpose o! elect
ing delegate, L. the Democratic Cpuuty
r~,ry.rr.n l.. L.IJ ~ -
49,, ~,
'o"I" ! '''" '''"''h Inc "o"'' "i |
u I o'c.uck I. Il.
=. EEsrLyED.-Thnt the test nj said
rr,r,4.. H.. ga. n.,
.I.m
u" -" H"" S"tlo'' '"e Democratic
'!c"et III The cum'inG election, and have
you been = rr-idcui ia the county
tScuty d,r. prior Il, tbiS oIrct;,rg"
~,
' ""''p' 'h' '"e 'mo'i'lic
County I"hN""tIon nr heal al the Cont
house III IIko GA THE IJIn DAY or DC.
TONER. 1851. nj liz. ln,r nI IA ,..,.r.
Z"
/. RrsoLyEo.-Ihat the hu-is Of rep.
rcsrniatiou {" the County Convention
from r,ch rr..irrf Ia. nh. 5.l.,., o.
..h a.
49, ""'' '"' '"' '"'h 'f'''io"
% h'e ANA over "' lhr bcwocrmiic vote
cas-. at the regular election III November.
| lSs2. in this county.
Tie following pillirr rincrs wcr, ,,,ru
/ established ana lie Iuprrt,rs nm.
puint,d:
tarun-Dan IHirs-Tusrrctors. r
Bertrand. Geo. Mcintosh. t. !. u,.ius
| Three delegates.
Cluyrr-a.Loul ~iIou,,. -In.pcrtnrs: |
Wiscmun. CAus Lumpmun. Win Gilmer
One delegate.
C~olumhia-Jas Muvphy's-J Murphy
One delegate.
Fort liallrck-J. -. Nbrl's- Inspec
tors: j. ID. Abel. q. 4. Hamilton, j.. VI
Dorsey. Two delegates.
Elko-First door west Of Drug Store
INSPECTORS: Geo. Russell, JAS. McDuruc,
Geo. Tucker. Seven delegates.
lluuiingtOn-r. L. Hnrris's-Insprc
tors: T. T. ~IInr,is, &. II. Hale, d. Hams
One delegate.
Hilleck Staiion-McCnin's- Inspcc
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A Furnace for sprucemont.

Willis G. Dodd. mechanical engineer
for the Pacific Iron Works of San Fran
cisco, who came down from Sprucemont
yesterday, states that arrangements for
the erection of n smelling furnace on line
eastern side OF :he mountain. for Har-
rell, ScLerT * Co., for the reduction Of
orc from their mines, have been made.
MIR. Dodd was on his way 20 the Bay,
AMI 1T Truckce will order the shipment
of lumber necessary for the construction
OF u building to ioclose the furnace.
Water for Supplying the furnace will be
brought i'll pipes II distance Of four miles.
The mines are reported as being i'm
mcnsc; amply justiiying the heavy out
lay contracted b. tine company.
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Resistratlon yot,oe.

Notice is hetcby given that the time for
he registration Of the qualified electors
in ElkO Election Precinct fOr the general
election to be held in the County Of
Elko, on the ith day Of November. A. ID.
1884, will expire ut 8 O'Clock =. ~. on
the Goth day OF October. A. ID. 1881.
~. T.. GHEgS. Registry Agent OF Elko
Election Precinct. Aug. 20. 1884. I'll
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-10-05
LIVERY AND FEED STABLE.
TO-
hay AND GRAIN FOR SklE,

Having leased tho stable and tottals ~ II,
". Dorsey, in Elto, We IRE nov prepared to
furnish teams or saddle horses on the b u oi
|tms. Horses Z d and gronmcl q, pasturcl
by the day, week or month, aud satisfaction
guaranteed In all cases.
H. J. KEITH HARVEY MoADAMs.
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For Dyspepsia and Liver Complain q.
you have u printed guarantee ON every
bottle OF Sbiloh's vitilizer. II ncger
fails TO cure. For sale by +. +. Muller
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To he Contested for
oCTGSER S3, ard "a, 1884.
FIRST DAYS c

FiHsr R.cE-one Mile aud repeat.
runuing.-PuTse S4G0.
SECOND liAcE-IIaIf Mile Dash nm
ning.-Purc, $luC.
TurRD RAcE-Trotting. L=st three in
iyc.-Purse, 500.
FoURrH RAcE-Three-Fourt Nil.
Dash running, for Two ami Three Year
O!ds. Purse 800.
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Why will you congh when Sbilohs
Cure will give immediate relief. Price
10 cts, 90 cts, and ~, For sale by T..
Nniler.
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Blaine's vigorous foreign policy" a
eScmplihcd in his supreme Indifference,
while at the head OF The Department Of
State, to the claims Of American citizens
confined in jails rs "suspects'' BY tho
British government.
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SECOED DAYS RACES,

FIRST RACE-ILlf Mile and repe,,
running. Purse S2CO.
SEcoND KAcE-Three- Fourihs Mile
Dash for all Saddle horses. Purse Sy.
THIED RAcE-one Nile Dash running.
Purse 500.
FoURrH RAcE-Double Team. Trol-
ting. best three in five. Purse $50:
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All races free for all. Three OF mora
to enter and two or more to start.
Entrance Fee 20 per cent, Of each
Pure. Entries to close nj u O'Clock on
the evening before the race.
To he governed 10y the rules 0f the
Blood Horse Association Of the Pacific
Coast. GEO. II. NEIGS.
S~ECRETARY.
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A
HAIR D ESTY HALL,
w 4 LIS,
Thursday, October 5:S
To be given under the Auspices Of the
WELLS BASS Ava STREG BANDS

Leader OF orchestra..........wm CoSGER.
INVITATION COMMITTEES.
WELLS.
W. c. Bulge. =. 2. H.rdesty
Geo. Ii. Msigs. David Casper.
GLOVER VALLEY.
Abnsr wi.em,n. W. @. Gibbs.
Jas Steele. Harry futile.
RUBY VALLEY.
]. Gusuold. Thonss Short.
Col. Moore. Loss Wright.
STAR VALLEY.
Jas. Riddle. ". W. Smiley.
ssml McMuIion. John Atkinson
FORT HALLECK.
J. d. Absl. 4. Mu,s.r.
Jas. Campbell. III Kelley.
LAMoIILE VALLEY.
ManhAll sto,ler. Jndson DIlin.
Thomas Jones. Ei. Udcll.
HALLECK STATION.
Ham Mccain. Milton Polk.
ELMO.
pr. J } N,iss. W. T. smith.
JAs. CLARK. II. J. Keith.
CAEUS.
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supper win lie served It the psyot Hotel. 10y
Mr. -. j. Hank. the Popular Cstsfcr. 1Lar..
psst Wiz be rcplots with oil the yIsnIs luowu
in cuIouHTy art
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-29
SPEED, NOT a
A Funny Race In which n Former Wheel
Ing nRn Took Part. fus Z

A Funny Race In which "a Former Wheel.
Ing sIRn Took Part. tU5
The following enjoyable story, in which a
we'll known former resident.of Wheeling fg.
ures, Is from the Kansas City Journal Of a re-
cent date: no. ~.
The friends OF Mr. J. II. Oglebay were
telling a good story upon him last evening.
Mr.. Oslsbay owns d fine black horse, which,
upon a PLEASANT evening be delights to sit BIZ
hind and let bis env!ous rivals take the dust
which Is thrown from the animals heels.
The pleasant weather Of yesterday brought
out tho vehicles in number, and late in the
afternoon among others who were taking a
spin up the smoothly paved Penn street, WAS
MI. Osiebay. While he was thus engaged, a
hungry looking buckskin steed, attached to
4 rloketg sprius wagon, used for hauling
garden truck attracted the attention Of
spectators. Iu a spirit of fun some one sug-
gosted that the old man try Mr.. Oslebay u
spin. The owner OF the moving boneyard
.'lowed"t that .'thet thar hoss he'd been on
grass an wasn't 1T" to TICKLE anything for
speed, "howsumsvar," he continued, "he
didn't mind tryin' 1t fur a block 'er two.r
The p.eliminaries, as to . start. wero soon ar.
ranged, and Mr. Oslebsy led of right gallant.
ly, thu black moving at q gait that excl
ted the admiration Of all. The animated
skeleton seemed considerably surprised when
his owner urged him out OF a log by the use
Of the whip we'll applied. A shiyer seemed
to run through bis system, he pricked up his
ears, shook his feet together, and came down
upon the pavement with a str;te that made
the spectators imagine that it was Maud 3,
let loose with her nose pointed toward q feed
trough after having been without anything
to cat for 8 month. The wagon ratified but
the hoof beats kept up with astonishing fire..
guenoy and regularity, and for the first two
Elocka tbs race was ea pretty as one would
wish to soc. Tho black strained to keep the
lead, but tie venerable buckskin equine let
himself ont aud like q Il 3ating' specter,
presaal closer and closer, nnd forged ahead
amid the DheaS7 OF the o%n.lookers, and pulled
up at Sixteenth street, the sni OF the Coprne,
fully 9 half block ahead. The owner Of the
ancient appearing steed received his congrat-
~ulations 'modest!y, and continued more
slowly his homsward journey,
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PERSONAL MENTION.
News and GOSSIP In Relation to Warrior
People.

News and Gossip In Relation to Varioui
People,.
Col. Dan Johnson, Of Tyler county, is il
the city. -
Rev. Dr.. ssssler returned from the Ess
yesterday.
Judge Jameu Morrow, j., of Fairmont, il
in Wheeling.
The Misses Pancoss., Of sistersville, wer.
in town yesterday.
Judge A. d. Fleming and wife, of Fair
mont, arc at the Mcclure.
Judge A. D. Fleming and vito, Of Faii.
mont, are at the Mcclure.
T. Il. Marshall, Of the Grafton Standard, Ii
among his Wheeling friends.
Dr.. W. K. Curtis and Mr.. J. s.. Poole, oil
Wellsburg, were down yesterday.
Special Agent Nightingale, OF the Depart.
ment OF Justice, is at the Mcclure.
MessrS. z. G. Martin and Fl. NJ. Clayton, OF
Fairmont, are at the Mcclure House.
Judge James II. Ferguson, of Charleston,
vas in tho city a short time yesterday.
Miss Ella Lynn was visiting friends In
Wheeling for the past week.-Bellaire
Tribune.
Miss Lulu Thompson, OF this city, 10 visit.
ing her sister, Mrs. Stevens, OF Wheeling
Bellaire Independent. .ps
4 MI. A. T. Garden and son, Mr.. John B.
Garden, left on the Diurnal yesterday for a
weeks fishing at Captina.
Mr.. A. G.. Brewster, OF Cleveland, is spend.
ing q few days with friends in the city, Join.
ing pleasure with busines..
MI. Ward Clouston. Deputy Clerk of tho
Circuit Court OF Wood county, spent Sunday
with his father on the Island.
Dr.. Dorsey Fitch, Of Morgantown. who has
been west'l on a prospecting tour, passed
through tho city yesterday for home.
Hon. George e.. Moilett, late of Upshus
county, arrived in the city yesterday 10 as.
sume the position Of editor OF the Rtghter.