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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-06
Text Of the Charges, as
Submitted.

= SNhe lobby was out in force at the City
Mn last night and it had rare treat
~ in fact not looked to- by one in 6fty
" Be present. /. beganto assemble early,
NE most part under the apprehension
khe Committee on Police would con-
y gtths hearing Of evidence against tAe
! gk Department, and IS . natural result
n !kitsted toward the chamber Of the
ESFirss Branch. where the committee has been
holding its sessions As time wore on, how
Eer, it daEned upon the majority of the peO-
nle present that something else was on foot,
sd the anicipatiOns of rich and racy tes-
fnony began to give place to wonder as to
be nature of the scenes about to be en-
scted.
By and By CouUeiImsn began to drop in,
srd it was ro:ed as they sevarslly entered
the corridor and passed on to their respec-
tive chambers, that the Republican couute-
nance had depicted upon it anxiety and in
decision. The members for time stood
about in groups cha ting esrelesaly, but q
tendency soon developed itself among the
Republicans TO drif, toward the Office OF the
City c elk. Here sort Of
Ax IXPROYPTU CAUCUS
WA soon under way, with as much whisper
ing and button-hOliDg accompanying it as
though we were in the heat Of a political
contest and high and mighty position WAS
70 be label on: in TIE course Of the even
ing. TIE sdi,or of the Iutelhgencer was a
corsuieuous feature OE this caucus, and
eyery member Of bis party was given at
Ieas. one pointer in the interval before the
sound of the ga7el called the august body
8, ether and the developments Of the even
ing began.
the hour Of assembling drew nigh, the
- cans, Who had been drifting about
-. d sort Of way, began to recover
- c0T, osure and Ehsn the silvsry voice
3 n, S. ,rey was at last heard calling
-. seemed to have come 70 an
understanding. SIu "s''
sether.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-06
WELLSRURG.
G. a. r. Fair Big Wool lstock-General and
Personal News.
Special 70 The ReciSta.

Personal News
Special 10 The ReGiSta.
WELL!BURG, October 5.-Plerpont Post
G. A. r., gave fair and festival at the Cen
tral rink, on Saturday night, for the beneGl
of the Post IN financial way. A hand
some profit was netted, and the evening
pleasantly spent, socially.
Weisburg will be well represented in the
excursion to Pit bug tomorrow.
VIM. Craig, wealthy farmer living near
Middletowp, Washington county, Pa,
brought to market nearly twelve Thousand
POUNDS of wool last week of his own rails
ing. Brown, Buchanan 4 Co. were the par.
cbssers.
K. G. Barr aud T. s. Riley, Esqs., Of
Wheeling, attorneys, were here on business
today.
The new merchant tailoring firm under
,be management OF Mr.. George Brth,
tarted off without a jar in the business
arrangement.
County Court was in regular quarterly
eSsion to-day and transacted a great
n olnt of regular business and besides
.cme special business. Among others they
let q contract for building new bridge
over Cross Creek, to firm well known in
BIS county on account Of previous work
iCnp. The firm is Represented here By Mr..
Palmer. The court adjourned until Tues,
Icy morning and will conclude the session
-tat day.
Farmers living on the bottoms report a
I-avy" frost this morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-06
A FATAL EXCURSION.
A Boat Capsizes and Three of Its Occupants
Lose Th cir Lives,

A Boat Capsizes and Three of Its Occupants
Lose Their Lives,
New YORK, October 5,-Seventeenyo young
men went down the bay yesterday afternoon
in twenty FIVE foo. cat boat, intending to
e1ioys days sail A stiff breeze was blow
ing, and the sailing master imprudently car
risd full sail, although the yachts out had
double reefs. When half mile from the
Staten Island shore, squall struck the
boat and capsized it throSing all the occu-
pants into the water.
The tugboat Indiana, was towing ship
out to sea and her crew saw the accident.
Her captain at once abandoned her tow
al d steamed TO the scene All the men
vtrc taken aboard the Indiana, except one
who could not be found. Two of the rescued
men died of exhaustion before reaching
akorsand another was reauscitated With great
,;ffcnlfv -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-06
A DISASTROUS CYCLONE.
Much Damage to Hroperty. But no Lives
Reported Lost.

Much Damage to Hroperty. But no Lives
Reported Lost.
New YORK, October 5.-A cyclone struck
the village of Westwood, N. j., p miles
from New YoIk, yesterday afternoon, caus
ing great damage to properly, but tortu
nstely no loss Of LIFE, The first building
struck was De Baun's Hotel which was re,
duced to ruins Mrs De6sun was blown
from a second story window and severely
injured.
TIE path of the cyclone was about 200
feet wide and directly through the heart o!
he village. Houses and barns were lifted
1to the air carried many feet aud de-
nolisbed. Large trees wes5<2nrootei and
striped of their leaves sndrs,< @es. Many
o Isons were knocked down and bruised or
c t and in come cases their clothing was
stripped entirely from their bodies Others
we're lifted into the air and carried some
di lance without injury.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-06
SOCIAL EVENT Ar WHITE OAKS
nr. John DunkIs and Miss Cora Montgsm.
ery Married.

mr. John DunkIs and Miss Cora Montgea.
cry Married.
On Thursday evening last the resi-
derce Of Mr. j. II. Montgomery at White
Oaks, Liberty township, was the scene OF .
..lIy ven, skicb j1in'd two hearts ioe
-. 'ccAsicn was the marriage of Mr..
.. r,r.'~ brd Miss Cora Montgomesy.
cf ,Ls csrt mony and congratulations hsd
'.8,.d and received, the guests pro
cesded to enjoy themselves Ia various
amusem nts hnd.. left st . late hour vith "
earliest good wishes Tor Mr.. and Sn Ddh-
O. They we're the recipients ct many
handsome and useful presents, among which
the following were noticed
sir. A, ". Darling and vile, comfort;
Mr.. Tack Springer and wife, toilet sst;
Hsssrs Howard and Kid Springer, brtck-
cts. Ar. John Atkinson and vife. white
spread; Mr. George Mccoy and sister, psis
Of towels; Mr.. Vim. Pogas and aister. fruit
diih; Miss Calle Carts, pair Of vssss; Mis
Bird Curtis, silyer spoons; NJ Je-
ssph Posue and wife, Glvss
.pe ops; Miss liza Poyoe. Spoons;
Mr. Samuel Beck, dozen napkins; Mr. Lee
Uzson, pair of hzels; Miss Anna Hof9s
.sir of pickle di,hes; Miss Ads Muses.,
butter dish; Miss Belle Burovs, cat gisssss
sDd tidy; Mr.. George r. Dipger, chiss -
set; Mr.. Frank Dinger, crazy cushion; Nc.
Frank Garrison snd Gser. glsss dishes;
Miss Elsis Rogers, pickle dish; hf.
Martin Montgomery snd vifs, psrIor lsny;
Mrs. o. s. Botsfoed. pair Of tovsls: hs.
Hiram Rsy, clock Among he Others lsss-
ent were Misses Mary Saith, Ollie Wilsos
ard Lou Martin, and Assas. Robert Rsgrsl.
Jure Curtis, Jr., Joseph Curtis, IT,, Nslsos
Caldwell and Mack Esssley; Ne Hissn
Montgomery and wife, Mr.. John Baird ssd
wife, Mr. Clint Rodgers ssd vife
About 3 o'clock parry Of gsntlsnss -.
rived from Wheeling, composed Of ka9l
Tbcmss Jones, John scksllhsss. GeceGe
Sbellhase and Lou Frsnzbeiu. Ihsy hsd
With them . sertnsdipg party, vhicA rss-
dered some beautiful music. Tbe ocessioa
taking il altosesber, vas an sxesedias'y
enioyabls ope.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-06
Kinr,aB Body Rnrnad.

NAw LoSDOS, Mo-, October 5.-Ths sody
of 81 King, the brutal negro, which vss
found on Saturday hanging from the limb
OF 3 tee in q patch OF woods, half q mile
rom town, and buried at the foot of g tree,
was taken up and burned BY unknown par.
,ies some time during the night Several
citizens proceeded to the spot yesterday
morning and raked out of the still snoul-
deriDg sshes pieces of bones belonginz to
The negro's skeleton, which they broazht
here, and which are nov exhibition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-06
End to Rome scrapinK.

E5wSrd Shepherd, of Harrisburg, III
says: Having received 50 much benefit
rom Electric Birers, / feel II my duty 70
let suffering humanity know il Have had
running sore CD my leg for eight years;
ny doctors told me would have to have
he bore scrAped or leg smpatatsd. / used
irstead, three bottles Of Electric Bitter4 and
seven boxes B1cklen's Arnics Salve, aud
ny leg is nov sound aud well"
Electric Bitters are sold at 6ty cents a
bottle, and Bucklen's Arnica Salye ct 25c.
per box By Logan 4 Co
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-06
VIII Re Sentenced To.Morrow.

ROVE, n. Y, October 5.-A large crowd
s.btred in the court room st Her I'm 6
HI, n orping st nine o'clock, TO hear the
.emerce Ct Mrs Druse who was convicted
), 'urjay Of the murder Of her husband
Af.er a wait OF an hour, an adjournment
4, I'll rire o'c'ock t0-norrow morning was
~ rouDced, at which time sentence will be
orouour ced. Council for the prisoner will
y, cree move for new trial, which will
probably not be granted BY Judge Williams.
IRE tisl of DR.. Richter, for the murder Of
P, of Smith, will begin tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-06
ON TEE OHIO.
an Epitoms Of News Concerning the Boats
and Boetmens

The Elaine got out on tine Yesterday.
The Abue, ON al IS the Clariug'on
packet at 3 p. m.
The marks last night ind Gated 2 fee! 2
inches and falling.
The C., L. & W. wharfboat will be t,ken
down to the Riverside to-day.
Dan Lacy and Chas. Rseve, are two Of
the most accommodating clerks between
Wheeling and Cincinnati.
TIE Thomas D. Fits leaves for Cincin.
All at 3 p. N. to-day, ". S. BoEmsn
rsp.ain, spd Dan Lscy Clerk.
The following le ters are laying st the
whsIfooat: J. F. Edie, /; John g. Shan
essy, 2; Mrs. Mary Z Io1ngr /; J.
Wehpusu, L; Wm KlineGttsr, l. George
. Goodwin, /.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-06

"DOCToA," said . dsspairing patient to
his physician. Il am in . dreadful eonii-
toni can neither lay nor set. What
shall dor Il think you had better rcost' -
was the reply. Now, if We cOnadsr that
this poor fellow Wa al contoted with
rheumatism. the Doctor would have done
much better BY prescribing . bottle CT Sal.
sstion Oil which would have relieved his
paisni a oacs Pnce $ cezts hs;sIe :.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-06
APresby,erian No Longer,

PHrLApGLrHIA, October 5.-The Rev.
HaDgasar Msugasariau pastor Of the Spring
G.Iden Presbyterian Church, who last night
rerouuctd the doctrine OF CalgAnism from
nj. rulpit TO a crowded congregation, aP-
D. ared before the Presby'ery thus morning
aid wirh6res from tla' nndy, thus severing
the hsE lie which bounG nin to the Pfes5y-
;eriau Church.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-06

Mn Windows Soothing syysp - -
dren tsething, S The prescription q O. .
the bess female nurses and phyiciaas y -
United States, and has bsss ussd - to9
years With never falling Success ~ nD
hors Of mothers for theis chiAfs1 D.
ing the process Of tssthing y valss y -
calculsbls. Il relieves ths ehiA Iron -,
cures dysentzy and diasEhnA gifsg =
the bos.L, and Wind coEe. By 6viss
health 70 the ehiA 4 rsslD ths nsfh9.
PHes 16c hosSjA.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-06
New Light on Rheunatism.

81 had been completely disabled from
Rheumatism. I used Parkers Tonic for
kidney disease, when to my astonishuent
the rheumatism completely disappeared
So writes Nm. Henry Bogert Of No 45i
Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn. n. Z. Rheu-
natism arises from the failure Of ths lid
neys 10 separate tbs urie acid fron the
hleoi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-06
u, session..

be Second Branch
eight o'clock Presi-
! AT twenty minutes o g., p,L -
Snt Sweeney called the - -
,aer. Roll call reyesk '4o ~ C-,5-,Is
&pnbers present: Mess l. OIS'S, $50 nj
Iwford, J. B, Crawford, 49, nS,-..L
s gge, Cruise, Hsaly, Ham - D.. 3.'
.eg r. Jones, Mccoy, Mckinley ,-.cv Wa.
2cket, Scott. Stanley, Smith, / - NJ
EhouFe, Weir and Mr.. President
teklsr came in later. from
Henry C. Weisger5er, msmoeC-elS med
le Second ward, vice Hearne, reSH
|as sworn in and took his seat. .ad
The reading Of the minutes was dlsPsA
ftb. "a -,
The Chair stated that he iaF unable .
bounce the object Of the Dneenng' sao
Bed upon Ne. Gruse tor an exPlsnAnOo.
Ir. Gruse stated that the object vas 70
At soms definite understanding as to the
.Ion of The Police CommIttee; Inc
&cer against whom the charges
beer perlerred had resigned, and tas
(. > mittes seemed TO be going ahead WIN
81 due authority.
he Chalr-Mr Cruise, do you propose
lem, of the hands OF COMMITTEES
.kf,sr already referred 70 II
Mr 6ruse-I think the COMMITTEES
Is GoISG TUETHEs
an Council Intended
Mr.. Ja-R,r-l think ,hs committee
Agp't gore half far enough in this mat
a Chsir-I regret yery maca tnAt 1
ihfarmed OF this matter 81 tn@t ~.
a., might BE looked up Ins p9Ans /
an entirely nee question, ana {
al irdulxe rae 8 fsv nosnsnis 4
~ vor TO sse ehaE JsfsEsons Aan'
JM : louf saarsb lhe Rygsiisni sAa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-06
WASHINGTON.
What Got The Bill Looking to the
amendment OF Fraudulent
Patents2
A COMMERCIAL TREATY WITH sRAIr
Minister Foster In Washington 1t Is
Believed On His Business
Presidential Postmasters.
GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON, October Sit has been
learned that an eDgrossed bill authorizing
the Attorney General TO begin proceedings
looking to the annullment of patents OBJ.
tanned through fraud, together with all pa
pers of the Senate Committee on Patents.
The bill was passed last session by the
House and referred BY the Senate to the
Patent Committee, but was not brought be-
fore the Senate for final action. Senator
Plat, Chairman Of the Committee on Pat
ents, has written to this city requesting q
thorough investigation Of the circumstances
surrounding the disappearance Of the bill.
Officers Of the Department Of Justice do
rot attach any importance to the loss, hold
ing that the Attorney General has ample
authority to institute suits to test the valid.
ity of patents.
Minister Foster.
Minister Foster called at the State De.
dsy and spent an hour with the Secretary
and Assistant Secretary of State. The ex-
act nature of his errand cannot be learned
from official source bnt there is reason to
believe that he came to Washington to re.
port what the Spanish Government Is will
lrg TO do in the matter of purely CONNER.
cisl treaty and that he has not made or en-
teraiGed on the part of this Government
any proposition for a new reciprocity treaty.
II is known that Secretary Bsysrd thought
tie reciprocity treaty which failed was a
one sided affair which proposed,
among other things, to remit
sugar alone without in his opinion securing
any adequate advantage in compensation,
It being also bis belief that the price of the
commodity would not be materially reduced
in tie American market. On the other
hard he was alive to the annoyance which
merchants and ship owners are subject to
by reason of the Cuban system OF onerous
regulations and excessive taxes and fines in
he absence Of any commercial treaty be-
tween the United States and Spain. To
mitigate those snnoysnces and lessons bur-
dens on ships were purposes, with which he
reopened negotiations through Mr.. Foster at
Madrid.
Chief of a Division.
Mr.. A. B. Dickerson, of New Jersey, has
been appointed chief OF division in the Of
Gee OF Comptroller Of Currency vice ]. A
Miller resigned. Mr.. Dickinson was recently
appointed chief Of division in the Sixth
.AnditaE,s eihee,
Sign or Revival.
The Treasury Department is receivingsn
increased demand for small currency which
is regarded by officials as sign OF revival in
he business of the country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-06
One Hundred mile Road Rae Q.

RosToN, October 5.-The start in the one
hundred mile road race OF the Boston
Bicycle Club was made this morning by
1--WE riders, whose time on the completion Of
fifty miles was ss follows: George Weber,
New Jersey, 3h. lOm. 3Os.; F. 7. Ives
Neriden, 3h. lin. l5s D. A. McCurdy,
lynn, 81. l5m W. A. Rhodes, Dorchester,
81. Som The. o. Rothe, Cambridge 81.
4lm. There was good wind, which some
KhGt aided the riders.
The race was won by George Weber in
bcurs ard minutes, beating the world S
record by Ii minutes, and the best Ameri'
can record by hour and % minutes.
atter Weber, Ives came in second in 7h. 5m'
lOs., McCurdy third 5 seconds later.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-06

Josx HEyRY pleaded with Amelia.
Ard sli his passion tired to tell be-.
She leid. John a. your words yoa waste.
Ysur tech betrsy Q sent Of taste.
Yo1f breafh cfsnds me. 20 cay.
Uss 60zoD0ET O sta5 ssAy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-06
Jack Frost.

Cur,ao oct, Ner 5-The 6rss frost fall
., ,bs .rsscn 4. rec,. ted from East Saginaw
AlPena and Chehoygsn. ncn. a. 1ne IN. -.
Ter place eerce storm @
night, with the temperature B. 'on tae IT. IT,
ing point Heavy lrost fell id iiO"" oA'uf
day night.
MONTGOMERY, Ala. October 5.-l3ere
Ess 9 light most here last night
Br contracting q severe co1eh ana eolo.
Iwss compelled to give up my a sliy NorA
and keep TO the house. A neighbA recon =.
mended me to try bottle of Dr.. pun
Cough Syrup; It was procured and uaefi
70 ny astoHishaenk relief ras ius.s.. y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-06
sMFIN'S DRAPPED

6MFIN'S DRAPPED
a His Honor the Mayor Was
Under It.
iHng DsnOusmsnt Of Last
Nights Council Meeting.
Hot Discussion Of the Police
Investigation
Ore a Largely Attended Special
Session.
Second Branch Chamber Pack
ed With People
h. Listen TO the Racket With ! b.
sOrbing Interest. =
Resolution Finally Passed by a
Party Vote,
l6niru the Investigation TO
a Specific Charges.
\ Done Chief Of Police Smith
1 Comes to the Front,
& Flies Charges Against Mayor
4 Grub,
lhiah G. ate the Most Profound
Sensation.
'serred to a IOint Special Com
mittee
IN Power to Send for Persons
j. and Papers.
II Text Of the Charges, as
Submitted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-06
Sign OF a Revival.

The Treasury Department is receiving an
increased demand for small currency which
is regarded by officials as sign OF revival in
he business of the country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-06
from bis high position.

| from MS Dlgn pO-lllOu.
Mr.. Harrell-I think the Mayor has no
right to make sny other than q speei6,
charge If he Will be specific su willing
10 20 in for sn investigation. First bring
ycur charges, and then get your evidence.
But let us have no,hi-g Of this wholesale
grcpirg about in the dark after something
! sd. Go TO work in the proper way Get
n chsrges, refer TO q committee, obtain
D. evidence and then render your YER
II. Cbair-I think Council has right
- direct the committee hoE to set 10 9th.
sr words, has right to adopt Mr. Gruse's
Nh Peters, thought the Whole discls!
s;on was irreguGAr. He went on to say that
he imAgirsd thsrSs Ess something before the
eonmitsee, Dot Mr. Hsrrell interrupted him,
and aid thai imsginstion had had too much
70 90 with the matter already. The COM
mittes had imagined some things, and had
thereby raised . row. Mr.. Peterson went
an 10 say that ne would consider the sdop-
ton Of the resolution
A sEKI0Us REFLECTION
upon the Mayor and the Committee on Po-
lice.
Inputaiions had been made sgainst the
Chief. II he vas the Chief he soald say,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-06
Chief OF a Division.

Mr.. A. B. Dickerson, of New Jersey, has
been appointed chief OF division in the Of
Gee OF Comptroller Of Currency vice ]. A
Miller resigned. Mr.. Dickinson was recently
appointed chief Of division in the Sixth
Anditor,a flee
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-06-16

undiscovered and unplun,lered, has
been found by Prof. Maspero at Ekh.
meen, Upper Egypt. 1t is roughly
estimated to contain not less than 5000
or COCO embalmed dead, Of which per-
haps twenty per cent. may prove to
be of archaeological or historical val
ue. Part of the remains date from
the Ptolemic period, but it is probable
that some of them are more ancient.
An attempts being made to intro
duce the turtle into the seas of Prov
ence, Algeria and Corsica, places be-
ing arranged where the eggs may be
deposited in safety.
Remarkable differences Of climate
within short distances were expert.
enced last winter in Norway. For
instance, while at Christians the ice
was from ten to twelve inches thick
in January, vegetation continued to
grow at Stavanger, where the Their
mometer fell to freezing-point only
once during the entire month.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-06-16
The Shoshonc Base Ball Clut

- The Shoshonc Base Ball Club
has at last given signs Of life, but
does so by excepting to the wording
of the communication which appeared
OIL the subject in the TINES one day
last week. The article referred TO
was somewhat boastful, perhaps; but
it was simply meant to have the effect
which it did have, IN "waking up"
the ba!l-tossers of the Junction. The
Wood River club is composed OF GEN
tlemen who would not be guilty Of
INDUCING in idle boasting or wanton
insult, and if the Shoshone,tes con-
club to come here, they may depend
upon being treated "white."
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-06-16
Mons. Montignv, of Brusse

Mons. Montigny, of Brussels,
has noticed in the scintillation of the
stars a great preponderance of blue,
the color of water or ice in great thick
ness, when the atmosphere is heavily
charged with watery vapor and rain is
imminent. In June, 1883, he an
nounced that for two months the
twinkling Of the stars had shown less
of the blue than in the corresponding
months Of previous years, while green,
II fair weather color, had been much
more frequently seen. These obser-
vations led him to predict that the sue
ceeding part of the year would be UNI
usually dry. 1t is now stated that
this prediction was so accurately full.
filled that 1883 in Brussels was tho
driest year since 1879. A study OF
the atmospheric conditions with the
rain band spectroscope has enabled
observers to determine the chara cter
Of Immediately approaching weather,
but it is believed that no spectre.
scopic indications have made it posi-
bic to forecast, ever so roughly, many
consecutive months weather.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-06-16
: Some of the Bellevue toot

-- Some of the Bellevue tooth
achers are endeavoring to create a.
prejudice against HALEY, with the
view of comprising the failure of the
celebration at this place of the COM
ing national anniversary. They must
be very narrow gagged and dishonor-
able persons. According to an un
derstanding arrived at last year, the
people of HALEY turned out en- masse
to assist in properly celebrating the
day at Bellevue. Under the terms of
this agreement the people of Bellevue
were to reciprocate the favor by as
sisting us to celebrate in HALEY this
year. The people Of HALEY fully and
honorat!y fulfilled their part of the
agreement, and they expect the peo-
pie Of bellevue to fulfill theirs. If
they fail to do so, no matter what the
excuse, we will know in future Just
how little the declarations of Belle
vue's leading men can be depended
ENON
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-06-16
THEY ARE THE BEST BLANKS.

All of the above are generally pro-
nounced the best on the Pacific slope
and coast. They are well printed, on
extra-thick paper, and gotten up so as
to require the least possible writing.
They are specially adapted to Alturas
county, and cost less to record than
any other blanks Of the same nature.
.|Parties ordering by mail should
add ! and cent per blank, for post
age.
All orders should he addressed to
Y. E. PICOTTE,
HALEY, Idaho.