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Morning journal and courier., 1885-10-07
Education.
M, ANTONIO CORONATE, EIeve du College 'Tersicr Win
 cennGS, Paris.

Will be prepared to give his instructions in the French Language and after September 15. Pri- vate lessons or classes may be desired. Partcu- lar attention given to congregational proficiency e. j. Brush James D. Dana, W. L. Cushing, pr. A. Fuller Mr. E. P. Arvine and Mr. J. E. Heaton. Address 10 GILBERT AVENUE,
 se14tf City.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-25
MoKBAT EvExIsG.

Tie body Of the Opera House vas
filed last evening. The choir consists d
Of forty voices.
Lake XIX. 10, was given IS a taxi by
Mrs Hanpson, For the Son Of Men
il come to seek and TO save that whiah
vas lost"
Continuing, she said: /" Not 50 mueh
that He came 100 years ago but that
He comes tonight. We used 70 read
the plaesrds IN Liverpool. Lost meant
to as not only the precious freight the
noble ship, the precious manhood. nay,
bot more tban this-the biiRhted
hopes, the blasted homes. the widows
tears the orphsn sufferiaR-ali these
wrapped IN this word. fhe young maH
IL lost when be puts his hsBd 10 his
employers drawer. Tbs chlld Is los J
Oh nov the father demands Of the o 9.
iicemap: Have you seen my boyf'
Ga what a meaning ia this little vorsi!
Bat Jesus vent down into she real hit
lava Of eternal ruin and placed the lever
of His love underneath you to lift you
to his side. Why is il that your child
rem are so hard to be led up through
your schools but so easy TO catch the
eyIIf You have home. How long q
lease have your Who slgned III What
have you got? A winding sheet; co.,
fin. Not an umbrella even TO hide got T
sinful spirit from Gods glanse on the
other side. YOa turn your backs TO San
Francisco and running away 20 the east
you say you wish 10 go 10 san Francisco.
You turn your backs to heaven, yet say,
: I expect 10 go there!' But Jesus saves
souls by bearing your debt, by reaching
10 you, by restitution honesty. any
thing short of this Is farce"
Eighteen persons rose for prayers.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-25

lie 8ssssi anc voaid sasssss lsfsS
sozss rising ia sszsss TO hizbs sqaai
~ least 70 th2f q Trinity, and ssrvtne
e. esnopJ "a the ssssus Of the hero
Thix tower s6Szid Be saiIdiDz Of Be-
man simplicity, four sqaars. rOand
arshsd. depending for ease. Gpoa rs
hight. ia propoFssoDs. and tie safasoni-
ozs sslssions 70 each other Of iss s1eess-
ave stages. TIE hight and SIZE Of the
uouamsnt sOold make it plainly seen
and an impressive oeises when vAesed
from the river. eFsUasur Of estiine
oaRbt 70 b more stodtsd saan . softer
sraee; ard the indsmftsbIe viii. tie
large heAFf, and tie nHsdorned Ean-
nsEs Of the desa shosId be written 10
imperizhabie lines Of forsTesssd strength
far seen against the saw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-25

osrrtsRss did lively b1sirsss il carr
snee a. the sftaKnooa performances vas
$50, and In the evening fully 500
After the last performances the tents
we're hastily paIled dsvu. znd together
With the performers and animals, plaesd
- the steamers Oiynpisn and Emma
Hzygar4 bO1nd for Victoria The
tvo trains Of cars viii so 20 Tacoma
this morning ard there await the re-
turn Of the cire1s from British Colum-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-25
wal, Stree. Quotations.

New YoRK, Aug. 24.-Paeific IS l2714l
American Express 81, Canada Pa
cific 45l4, Canada Southern 80, Gen.
trail Pacific 39x, Burlington l32. Lack
awsnAa 1924. Denver d Rio Grande
llSz, Erie IL, Kansas d Texas 231SS
Lake shore TN, Louisville 4 Nasa-
Vile 46as, Michigan Central 81,
Northern Pacific 81, Northern Pa
cific preferred 4S, Northwestern 1928,
New York Central 99Z, Oregon Rail-
way and Navigation 50, Oregon
Transcontinental 201SS. Oregon Improve
ment "a, Pacific Man 504s, Panama 80.
Rook Island 1l91<. Sc. Paul 1914, Texas
Pacific 1854. Union Pacific 81, United
States Express 81, Wells Fargo lis,
Western Union 691<.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-25

sREvETIB.

TIE revenue cutter Woicott was In
port ell day yesterday.
Terence o'Brian, ST., Of White river,
is very sick with pneumonia. For time
bis life was dcspaired az. but il Is
thought nov that be Is in q fair way 20
recover.
Captain ID. 0. Blackburn and Mr..
0'Connef left for Port Townsend this
morning., by the Eliza Anderson, 10 tes-
tify In the salvage case against the
steamship Wilmington.
A light fall Of rain took place Monday
morning at o'clock, bat not Of saffi.
oient duration 10 do mseh good either
IN patting oat forest fires or clearing
the atmosphere Of smoke.
A half dozen young ladies from Sno-
homish have come 10 attend the Uui.
versity. Mrs. n. L. Packard came with
them. and they will live with her, cor.
ner Of Tenth and Cherry streets, DURING
che school year inss opened.
The University Of Washington com.
menced its Mii term yesterday. The
professors are entering npsn their work
with vast amount Of enthusiasm, and
the attendance OF the first day was very
encouraging 10 all friends Of the school.
Mr.. Il. II. BuFwell and bride arrived
here Sunday evening from the Eastern
Statea, accompanied by Mr.. Burwell's
father, mother. tws sisters and brother,
all Of whom will make seattle their
permanent home. Mr.. 4 b. Bnrveli IL
junior member Of the seattle Hardware
Company.
Mrs. l.. @. Harmon has again taken
charge Of the New England Hotel, after
two or three years rest. Sam wiley is
acting manager, while the genial face
Of Joe GLADDEN. is again seen behina
the desk In the ofiice. doe has had con-
siderable experience In the business,
and Is one of the most amiaele and
competent hotel clerks In the North
vest. Mrs. Hsrmon owns the house
aAd san certainly make the business
pay.
-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-25

foErosxn.-O~ ing - he fAss thaa
naost Of The VISITING spersmsn who ea0s
herr % take part IN the shooting tour
nAnsnt ard cfgsaisAssua % TIE SPORTS.
mems Association. fslt oonpelled 10
leave fef thstr hea,es 90 Satarasyeyen
ine nr carry Sunday uaFnias, ths srana
old tashtoned elan oAke WhisA had been
ersanesd TOE sss nesszssrils possponeSi
inde6niieiy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-25

GoExa Nro CaMP. --Abeut thirty men,
bess Of Company d will leave BY tie
Messenger this morning. snder com
maxd Of First L.lsu,enant McGrAv. 10
90 into camp near Olympia- About ten
additional members sf the Seattle Rlilas
will also Join their company to-day.
tbs Governors complimentary recep-
ton 70 The National Gaards Of Washing
ton Territory eth take plsoe at Colam-
hia Hall on Thursday evening. Aaeust
sith. fhe reception will he held Al I
o'cleck, aud daEscine will eommenes al
n "a.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-25

SAnfSa oF FnE EI.nEs.--Ths steaua.
ship Geo. W. Elder sailed from Seattle
fos San FsAneiseo Sunday afternoon 81
I ofclock. she seek 100 sans q zeal
Miss L. Gfivon. ]. q. lles. u, finkei-
saain, q. I. Mills, ]. A. RAnkIn. Csusnin
waite. ". ". ssaekpolI. W. ]. RskSr.
J. Hsrras Miss n. Q. BrimhAll. Ms p
RumAAil. Nc. Nell and tao .ous. NJ.
Paalson, herneFt Sohoeeld. wife ard
child. Mira II ssselL.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-25

RszsssAL-Asa. Cisnens osssyzassr,
late Secretary Of the unisea ssAs. :
Legation a. sAstiAeo. Call. pazssd
threaeh the elsy lAsa nkaht. he l. On
his wAy 10 hfa cd hose AZ TeEese. Gaia
hAvsRg made The trip trem Cam % Purs
Iewnsend co the barb Emeraia.
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PACIFIC COAST.


OLYNPrA, Aag. 70 M si9F u. 3. G1nr.
editor of the Transcript. died this morn
| ing AZ 4 o'clock, afseF q few hSsrs Of IN
tsnss suffering, Of ssurAlaia Of the heart.
de wAs "a a collapsed condition 81 the
onset Of she attack lbs had for month
past besu subject 20 similar attacks Of
less ssseEity. de was conscious OF tas
sondision, and despairsd Of recovery.
Baseball.
PoRTLAxD, Aaa. zs.-The Yintogians
E0n the s-eond game By ii 70 10. Tie
score vas a. follows:
Arnitiss 20 o o 0 0 5 Total II
Portlands % 2 1 18Th 10
The home club lost by nine errors OF
the third bassEaan, aiEaOst IN succession.
- A Man siardered.
sGx FRAScrsoo. Aug. 2i.-Ernest Mes
seFscnmIaG sas found IN an unoon-
scious condition. With scalp ssand On
the head, yesterday, on Howard street,
bet xeeH Twelfth and fhirteenth. HB
pockets were turned inside out. as II
tasy had BEEN rifisd. He vas taken 10
toe city receiving hospital, and died q
few inmates after feaehinR there. Is IL
believed be WAS attacked ami robbed
BY gArroteFs while on his way home.
No clue 20 the perpetrators of the
crirae.
street. improvement suit.
SAN FRkscIsoo, Aag. 2i.-The famous
case Of Carl Leebman VI. the City and
County Of San Francisco, known as the
/" Montgomery avenue case" was de-
eided In the United States Circuit Court
this moraing By Justice Field Of the
Unised states Soprsme Court. Justice
Fields decision 10 in favor Of the eity
and county and against all holders OF
bonds. The ease Was an action 20 com
pei tho city and co0nty 10 pay interest
on coupons attached TO bonds, for q
Judgment that zoe coupons are valid
ebiiRatiens OF the city and county, and
for interest ut J per cent. per aanam to
Do paid from q special tax 10 be annu-
aIly p&id according TO the provisions OF
an act OF the Legislature. The suit
arises out Of the opening of MOntgonl-
cry avenue, and eoRdemning of private
property for thai pafpose. Ths street
vas opened and bonds of the city ana
coanty we're issued by the Board of
Public Works, comprising the Mayor,
Tax CollessOF and Surveyor of the city
and county Of san Francisco. HESS
bonds were issued 10 property owners
who we're damaged by thIs public i'm
pFovement. The decision adds that tAe
Donds are not obligations of the city
and county, as they we're issued by the
Board Of Public Works, who were not
authorized agents Of the city and county.
Village Fire.
MERGED. Cal, Aug. IA fire broke
out this morning IN the rear Of the
Eagle Hotel, and destroyed business
property ana stock 10 the value of 3d.
100, on which there was an insurance Of
$4,000. The IRE u believed 10 be the
york of an incenalary.
shipping.
| San FRAscreCo, Aug. 14-Arrived-
Steamer Alki, frsm Seattle; ship Ivan
nos, from Seattle; steamer Columbia.
from Portland; steamer Wellington,
from Departurs Bay; schooner Joshua
asindie, frem Port Discovery.
TAroosn, Ang. 2A.-Cloudy, fresh
southwest wind.
PrsRT, Aug. 24.-Light fog, fresh
west wind. One ship towed vest.
PoAT AkaELAs, Aug. IL-Cloudy,
kfresh west wind. Ship John A. Briggs
In the b5r.
| PoHr BLEKELY. Aug. 24.--Arrived-
Schooner Aurora.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-25
House to Let.

CONTAINING FIVE ROOMS, HARD
~ finished; good wstcr stable. Apply
10 +. A. Pun aus, corner seventh and
Union streets. T6
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-25

LIVE ACRES OF UNIMPROvED
Il property near the residence Of Geo.
w. Hall. is offered by the undersig ed 70
lease. for a term of yea. Q, at q n mtnal
figure. Fur further information apply 70
Je2I JOHN Is. DENNY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-25
BORN
MARRIEn

NEwM this city, Aug. q to the
wife Of 8. Newman. q daughter.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-25

Where the three clowns hold undispu-
led sway, 10 an immense amRifhsatss,
eapable Of SEATING 400 people. and con
tanning tao rings, heisfeen whiuh Is an
elevated stage. 80 that three separate
and distinct performances are carried
en- ct one time. Tbs performance con
sisss Of bareback riding, skating On
roalsrs. stills and whesls. trApezs per.
scrminR. acrrohasic feass, tignt-rope
Walking, sesocaFede ricine ov tight
wire. club sw1nkinz. snake ca rminQ.
aron-hali tesstng, and halt q huudred
q maah and interesting feafs. One Of
sas most intsEessin4 feaicrss OF this
branch was the perfsrmanca of esahs OF
Ten afalnea doRs, IN wnish Was dispaay.
ID eondexfsl sAgaelts aad careful tram
ing. Sause enc has Truly said, . II q
spectator lssuka Al o2s man riding 4
horse IN enc rsne, be can't wasea az.
other man riding another horse Ia an.
oGhxs RAG - feet aW4y, and be 10 N
asseFy because be Is afraid be vail mis-
seznsthines and shea fs eomes 10 hori-
faassl bar pesforsAae Il oaa plsce. q
vefx uaaeaseF sut 81 spsls woman
swinging Ind an caahs better than q
man II an.shsr. Q b, Ne esS mar TYING
h.nsseaf tsto kno4s. asd wrsppfns hIs
less areand his neek In still an1thes
eiscs. and . snnua hsn D rformer ear.
rying chair IN his tssta and . d N
nasa sastns N Tue etaiF-Why, NJ
foand q. tue sn0W eets hewiidering =
bal that's exsesly ths kind 81 shoW
John kaAlnsan efouRkt ~ 6eAstie.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-25

Sick headache, habituaI costiyeness,
pains IN back and limbs. loss of appetite.
bad breath and taste in the mouth, ETC.,
entirely cured OF the use of
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-25

HARRIs-RICHARDs-I Olympia, August
Is. Thos. A. Harris and Dell richards.
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Village Fire.

MERGED. Cal, Aug. IA fire broke
out this morning IN the rear Of the
Eagle Hotel, and destroyed business
property an stock 10 the value of 3d.
100, on which there was an insurance OF
$4,000. The IRE u believed 10 be the
york of an inoenaiary.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-25
FOR MELBOURNE,
AUSGFalia

THE AMERICAN BARK EsTELLA,
L Avery, master. now loading At Sea-
beck, will sail for Australia about Sept. /
from Port Townsend; can accommodate
about forty passengers. Amy one wishing
70 take passage can communicate with
the undersigned.
G G. BARTLETT & co, Agents.
Port Townsend, Aug. 10. 1885. ANS Is
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THE PARADE

Took place through the principal streets
danng the forenoon, and the procession
vas fally half a mile long, with two
bands Of music. q double quartet of col
ored singers. many handsomely carvud
wagons and cages containing animals,
q drove Of IA Shetland ponies, four or
I'VE elephants, many horses with gay
planned riders, both male aud female,
ETC., etc. all going TO make up the most
extensive circus street parade ever given
on Puget Sound.
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BaWbali.

P0KTLASD, Aug. zS.-The Historians
E0n the s.eond game By IL 70 10. Tie
score vas ~ follows:
Antilles 20 0 90 s Total IL
PoFtlands % 2 1 I3lIl- 10
The home club lost BY nine errors Of
the third bAseEnan. almost IN suceesslon.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-25

HALLS PATENT. GOOD AS NEW,
III owned BY a non resident, can he had
for SIS by calling at once on J. A. STEW
ARR, 6lobs Printing 'ffice, Seattle, W.T..
au2OdW
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-01
An Active Man.
Chicago Herald.

Greatest man to Jump into town and
get acquainted with folks 1 ever cav, Jap
Johnson was" said a travelling man
Give Jap night and day in country
place and every body there would call him
by his first name, and he'd call everybody
the same vsy, even the girls. In forty
eight hours he'd know every man, woman,
child, horse, dog, and car in the town, and
could tell who married who, who got drunk
once in while and who had fits or rheu.
matics Give him three days in town
aud he'd have every bit of the gossip and
old musty scandals that ever went over
the back fences of that town down 6uer'n
silk. He was a wonderful man, Jap was,
and he could sell goods Ike house
afre
The biggest thing he ever did, though,
was bout four years ago. He had four
hours to spend in little town out in West
eru Iowa. In that time be sold two bills
of goods. VAS invited to dinner by the
Mayor, decided four bets, was referee in q
dog fight, proposed marriage and Ta7 &C.
copied by the belle Of the place, borrowed
s. from her pa, beat another man two
games of billiards, aud. it happening to be
election day he capped the msusard by
sailing in and having himself elected Town
Clerk BY = majority Of eleven votes"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-01
MINES AND MINERS.

Connslisyire coke sells in Chicago at
81 30
Pias5urs cose sells il Chicago at 81 90
per ton.
Pins5arg coal sells in Chicago at 50 20;
Hooking Valley At s.
Clcar6ed coal sells st Baltimore ct 81 20
and q: Ngs York at So -,
EAuswha gas coal sells at Newport News
a s. Gu; at New York 81 81 10.
Cumberland coal sells At Baltimore at
g. - and AZ New York at 90 25.
Weslmoreland and Penn. Gas, At South
Aaooy, At 50 80; at New York, g. co.
Cauasllol gas camel coal sells at New
poTJ News 8; $ IS; at New York, - so.
ReyuoldsyiIle and EairmoLt coal sells as
bloSs in Buffalo Screened lump, & 25;
lump and nat. mixed, 3 Is; ruu Of mines
s. 90. screened nut, 81 IS; nut and slack,
mixed 81 -, slack, ) So.
AZ Cleveland, Ohio, the following prices
Tor Unanimous coal are quoted; Carbon
Hill aud Monday Greek, 81 10; Massillon
g. IS; Pslmyra lump. - IS Brisr Hill
s.; Pi,tsolrg 3 2j; SaiDeville, 81 90;
IuscAgawas. 81 90.
S!uminoas coal sells az follows 10 Chi
esgo: Baltimore and Ohio. So; Blossburg
g. Indiana BLOCK. 8 30 Indiana slack.
g. IS; Ind,ans nut, 81: Grape Creek,
s. Is; Fountain c~lnry. 81 Is; STeator,
& lj-SAwari': Cosl Trade Journal
The report Of work in the mires Of the
Georges Greek region for the week ending
Wednesday Octocer q. is as follows: Old
,COusy, New Engine SIDE, - dsys; MCGEE
Heading. >! DAYS; New COaey, 81 days;
Esckhsrt -; days; Hoffman. 81 days;
NsE D-rmold / tay; Kooniz, day; Jack
son, tull une; Potomac, full time; SRsn-
ton, day; NV Hope, 81 dsys; Ale
gesny, bait time; Old Borden Drift 1t
day'-LouaCOnUg (Ni Review.
Work is brisk s. Sydrey mines, Nova
Sco,,,.
seysu.'oo' vein Ct coal las been dis
covered near sydney, III.
The n'nes on Tail Creek. Moatap, have
oeen opened arG coal 10 being shipped in
ANAL quantities
he trouble st D,quon q. =, hes been
se'lIed, the operators clnc, eiing the de-
nAndS OF tie uiLerL
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-01
GLASS NOTES.

Tae sls,s sCtcry a. P.rl er City, Pa,
has started up.
D 4 new glass factory will be erected at
HAniiu, Ps, At once.
5le N'rdoE glass factory Of GllendsE
u , IS a. Tscony p. has started up.
a co opsrat Te glass iaeto:y tAS been
projected 10 Pa sdelphia.
lie glass pressed ware houses are al
PsctL w. F'
a leF factory for the manu- 'acturs of
S'An AS ware viii b, e. estei q Kerr.
"Eo' Pa, s.Orty.
o,I aaste Is but one green glass furnace 10
c6o,: l.ou 10 Flttsourg st present Stocks
''2Hnae exceedingly Low.
a., as glass ehimney.trsds is good at DIS
gay q This .ceSlt'y, Sud tie fIctorie are
tuning. ''' arc
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-01
WEST ALEXANDER.
temperance Lectures -General and Per-
SODal News.
Al. O.. H..


Special 10 the Sunday Register.
WELT ALEXANDER, October 3l.-Alex-
auder Cooper, who has been holding a
series of lectures on temperance since the
llth inst, at the Presbyterian Chur b. in
this local option village has done good
work. Prayer meetings were held in the
day time and lectures in the evening
They were brought to close on Thursday
evening last He was assisted by Rcys
Lester, Coleman, johnson and Pierce
Over 400 signed the pledge and donned the
blue ribbon. The choir, led by John J
Carson, with Messrs. Valentine and Woods
presiding at the organ, rendered good
music during the meetings. The attend
ance was large sll through the series, eS-
pecially on Sabbath evening last, there
being the largest crowd we ever saw in
the building 1t is estimated that over 700
we're present. We wondered where they
oil came from and where they would all
sleep. Persons were there we never saw
there before Mr.. Cooper is god talk
or and his LECTURES were we'll received He
drew crowds that home talent could not
He left for Fittsburg yesterday.
Mr. Neil Dorsey, Of Rock Lick, W. Va +,
is the guest of J. r Bell
Miss AGdis G. IrEin, of your city, ia the
guests of Misses n and T. Gil6llsn.
J. II. Close, the wool buyer, of Ohio,
was here on q short visit this week.
Mrs. Bsuter, of Wheeling, and Miss
Waddle, of Elm Grove, were the guests Of
L. A. POST sud wife On Thursdsy and Fri
day last.
YIN. B. Gibson has ON order for | 900
barrels of apples from q firm in you city
One carload was shipped yesterdsM
Some branches OF business here are &C.
tive. Mechanics complain Of dull trade
The Horkheimer Bros, through their
agent here, are still picking up some WOOL
Your city was well Represented here this
week by business men We noticed R. H.
List, A. 7. Hppp, G. 81. Gibson and sew.
eral Others. Quite a large number cf
Es tern men we're registered at the Wheel
ing House
As our State aud county election takes
place on Tuesday next there will be some
hard work done in behalf Of party candi.
dates.
Work is still being pushed at the West
Virginia Companys gas we'll near this
place.
Our school teachers have been absent
this week at Washington attending the In
sritue.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-01
WEILSBURG.
Court brOcesding@-A Bazaar-Gsueral
and Personal News.
Gn.rSrI n ia S,ndJS Psri,far

ana Personal news.
Special 10 tie Sunday Register.
WRLLsBURG. W. Va, October 3l.-Cir
cuiI Court adjourned tor the terra to day.
Tbis has been very busy term, aud is the
last one at which Judge Boyd will preside
for more than year. Judge John ]. Js
cob will cit as Judge in our Circuit Court
the next three regular terms.
Wm. Tucker recovered Judgment for
$i7S against the town Of Wellsburg for
EatSr supplied st lres.
Tie people of Lszesrville gave bazaar
at BortRs Hall last Thursday evening for
the benefit OF the new church at that
town. The bazaar was q great success
bath financially and socially.
The appealed case of Cox against Hupp
was decided in favor of the defendant in
the Circuit Court.
The Tucker water works are nov com.
pleted and commenced pumping this ST.
ternoor.
The Wellsburg Gas Company have com.
menced new well near the old enes at
the creek.
Miss Emma Russell, Of Centre Wheel
iUg, a very pleasant yOupg lady, is whiting
friends in our city.
Col RObt. White. of Wheeling, attended
court here to-day.
The farmers are hsufay apes to mark
ct. The fruit Is fine and cells for IS cent
per barrel.
Mrs. I, q. Buchanan and the MIFsel
Beall, daughters Of Col C. q. BeAIl, re
turned to-day from q visit to Mounds
vile.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-01
MILL NOTES.

ham, Ala. 10 o 0iE ii brnlrg-
vo a. q saS n is beng built to the rail
y;n Il NIP MI ~ the manufacture Of sheet iron
g. y, SS::sfec;e at LiekdAle, PA-AmericSn
bs, !, Daaoi N, superintendent Of the Cuu-
rebu;I I1 !. non 5Nks Cumberland, NJ win
tsD,;, ,S sne Cd rolling mill and maize ex.
e Improvements at once
va. nps w 7o1se of the Nailsrs' Union q, Raw.
~ :, "s, have jass decided ~ .,;cS y
I'M S; :. s.ts carl If they have 10 s:sy ont
Ny i /. q DO oa9E non works, Sub TsOy.
pudding nil, lS-ineS a. d B,L
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-01
Advice 20 Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for chill
dren teething, is the prescription Of one Of
the best female nurses and physicians in th'
United States, and has been used for fogty
years with never failing success BY mil
lions Of mothers for their childrsp. Dur
ing the proceas Of teething its value is in
calcalabls. 1t relieves the child from pain
cures dyseutery aud diarrhes, griping il
the bowels, and wind colo. By giving
health to the child II rests the mother.
price "Sa hatfla.