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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-22
II. P. BEE, Insurance Commissioner,
SMITH a HALL, Local Agents,

nFFICE OF INSURANCE, STATISTICS
" AID History, Austin, Texas, March
le, lSS5.-To all Whom 1t May Concern: This
is to certify that the New York Life
Insurance Company, of New York, n y,
has In all respects fully compiled with the
laws or Texas as conditions precedent to Its
doing business in this State, ann that said
Company holds a Certificate of Authority
from this Office emitting It to do business In
this State for twelve months from the LIST day
Of January, 1885, 70 the 3lst day of December
1885.
IL, 81 Given under my hand and seal, at
office, in Austin, the day and date first above
written. II. p. BEE, Commissioner.
.OFFICE OF INSURANCE, STATISTICS
" and History, Austin, Texas, March
TO- lSS5-To all Whom 1t May Con-
Germ: This is to certify, That the sun
Mutual Insurance Company of New Orleans,
Louisiana, has IN all respects fully COM
piled with the laws of Texas as conditions
precedent to,ts doing business In this state,
and that said company holds certificate of
authority from this Office emitting it to do
business in this state for u months from the
LIST day of Jenuary, 1885, to the 3lst day OF
December 1885.
IL. S.l-(iiven under my hand and seal, at
office, in Austin, the day and date first above
written,
Il, p. BEE Insurance Commissioner.
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"But John p. Robinson, he sez, they
lidn't know evrythip' down in Judeo.n
They certainly knew little 1t they did
not know that the safest, quickest and
nost pleasant cure for Group, bronehi-
is, cough, cold In the chest, etc, is DR..
BullsCough Syrup.
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H. P. BEE, Insurance Commissioner.
JOHNS. ALDEuoFP, AGENT. pallas, Tex

=. = II VIIt' = .'Il't'l ~.
NFFlCE OF INSURANCE, STATISTICS
" and History, Austin, Texas, March 49,
lSS5.-To all Whom IL May Concern: This is
10 certify that the Continental Insurance Com
pany, of New York, n. Y, has In all respects
fully complied with the laws of Texas as con-
dltOns precedent to It's doing business in this
ficate of Apthority from fhis Office emitting
IL to do business in this State for twelve
months from the LIST day of January, 1885, to
the 5lst day Of December, 1885.
l., S.l-Given under my hand and seal, at
office, In Austin, the day and date first above
written.
Il y REE Insnrnn ca ln1arais.Innnr
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e. II. ARoBINARD, Manager. Dallas, Tex

n EPARrM ENT OF INSURANCE., STA
~ tstics and History, Austin, Texas,
March u, lS5j.-rO all Whom IL May
sylvanla Fire Insurance Company, Of Phil
adelpha, Pennsylvania, has In all respecte
fully complied with the laws of Texas as con
diuOns precedent TO its doing business In
this state and that said Company holds a
Certificate of Authority from this Office en-
Utliug IL TO 90 business in this State for
twelve months from the LIST day of January
1855, TO the 8lst day of December, 1885.
l.. S Given under my hand and seal, al
office, in Austin, the day and date first above
written.
Ill z. BEE Insurance Commissioner.
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Is strong, healthful, vigorous wife
With clear, handsome complexion.
These can all 90 acquired by using DR..
darter's Iron Tonic.
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The Throat

The Throat.
browns Bronchial Trochosn act d.
have an extraordinary effect in all dis
orders of tho throat.
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FOR RENT.

DOR RENT-A NICELY FURNISHED
l. front room on first floor; southern ex-
posure, with or without board; near business
center-No. 62. corner Bryan and MasteD SITS.
NOR RENT-FURN ISHED OK UNFUR-
II nished, with or without board, four ele-
CANT new rooms, lofty ceilings, large VIM
dows, delightful situation, in the three-story
brick building on the southeast corner of
Elm and Ervay streets; both hydrant and
cistern water on premises; the most desira-
BILE rooms in the city of Dallas, and not two
blocks above the Postoflice. Apply on prem
ises; terms reasons BILE. apll4sunday2t
IGOR RENT = FOUR LARGE, AIRY
Il rooms will be ready for rent by May LIST
in the third story of house southeast corner
Elm and Ervay streets, furnished or unfurn.
ished; also suits of two rooms elegantly furn-
ished in same house. Apply on premises.
NOR RENT-COrTAGE WITH ROOMS,
II No. 1905 Commerce street, also house
No. 1926 Main street. Inquire at l2ll Main
street. apr5-tf
DIOR RENT--COTrAGE, THREE GOOD
II rooms, besides hall, kitchen, servants
room, stable, yard l2DXlS3 feet, shade trees, on
line street raj way, being 1913 San Jacinto
street; $40 per month LINDSEY d BRAD
FORD, 7S5 Main street, up stairs. mchSltf
NOR RENTING. 725 DiAlN STREET-A
Il suite of 7 rooms, fitted witt gas wator,
ETC.; very comfortable and espeS ally suited
for professional gentlemen with family. APP
ply City National Bank msr6t
NOR RENT--THE BRICK LIVERY ga
II BILE formerly occupied by Mcdowell,
Simons 4 Aston, situated on the soWh side
of Elm street, between Sycamore nnd stone
streets, and In mont OF Mayors garden. Size
50XlO0 feet on Elm, aud horse LOT In rear 25x
100, fronts on Main street; 30 stalls; extensive
loft-room, with tIamway and every cooVen-
lence, and the most centrally located stable
In the city. Apply 10 W. II. PRATHEE, al
Elm street. fsh20tf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-22

All the leading clubs and hotels OF
this country and throughout Europe
nave adopted the Richmond Straight
Cut Cigarettes.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

DALLAS, TEXAS, APRIL IA. lSSS-To
~ Whom II May Concern: Notice Is here
by given that the firm of Miller & Gard is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. l. IL, Mil
Ter assumes all liabilities and will col ect ali
outstanding claims. l.. Ii. Miller still con-
unuing the business at 1872 Kim street.
u II, MILLER,
W. II. GARD.
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Beware OF COunterTeitsi
GILES LIHINEHT I0lIOE Ammonia
m'Sss'diS Id nSs.C,rau usiiar, Gu d, eos,
ak FAMILIES USE YT.
Weak BACK, Enlarged ,yointk. Paralvsla.
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Dlptherla,
sSiatlca, Prolapsus Uteri,

WVhh hHuNl EnInrgod JOints, PArAlyElA.
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Diptheria,
sciatica, Prolapsus Uteri,
Female Weakness.
Iho best and only certain remedy 70 70.
ueve pain ofali kinds, no matter offow Ions
standing. Instant reliefguaranteedc crippled.
Swollen Joints, Varicose Veins, Bites Of In
sects or Sick Headache. No oil or grease, 10
clean and sweet; win not soil,
lnfia,nmatlon NJ tho rftda.x. u-t,-ntsn.
disease, Diabetes, Inoontinence of Urine.
ls the only liniment In tho world possessing
alternative powers. Can be taken Il ternally.
Dysentery.
Sold by all Druggists. Trial Bottle, abc.
Write On. GILES, Box 3iS2 N. Y. y. o., who
Will give advice on all diseases free OF charge.
- Beware OF INSCRIPTIONS dealers and
eounterfeits. The genuine has the name
blown IN the glass and fac similo ofldiscovsr.
ersngnature over each cork.
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LOST.

I OST- AT ST. GEORGE HOTEL APRIL
II ~ nickel-plated tack-hammer, rose
Will greatly oh ige by leaving same at hotel
ONCE. w. ii. WINFIELD, Passenger Agent
MphaSh rnte II
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aATTI7TVFNI NIt0INII % IoN7ls
w l.. CABELL, Mayor.
A true copy. W. II, PARRY, City Secretary

An ORDINANCE EXTENDING CoCH-
"A ran street fifty feet wide TO the Missouri
Pacific Railroad track:
SECTION !. BE IL ordained by the City
Council Of the city of Dallas that Cochran
street, in the city of Dallas, be eX-
tended in q $. 76o west direction fifty
feet wide, as follows: Beginning ut q
point IN the north line OF block 20 told town
thirty feet at right angles from the center of
the Missouri Pacific railroad track; thence
N. 2o T.. parallel with said railroad track
and thirty feet therefrom fifty feet; thence
N. zoe Il. parallel with said north line of
| block 10, about two hundred feet, to b. Gibbs
southwest line; thence with his said SOUTH
west line S. 40 Il. fifty-eight feet TO the
north line of block n; thence =. 7Bo W. with
line of blocks u and 20, about two hundred
and forty feet to the beginning.
SEC. 2. That said extension be made ac-
| cording to the Dallas City Charter and that
| all damages and costs occasioned thereby be
assessed against the property adjacent there
by and benefited In accordance with said
charter.
SEC. 8. That this ordinance take effect
| from and after Its passage.
Approved February q, 1885,
W. l., CABELL, Mayor.
a true copy; w. +, PARRY, City Secretary
| A n ORDINANCE EXTENDING AKARD
| "A STREET;
SECTION /. BE It ordained by the City
/ Council Of the City of Dallas that In accord
/ ance with the dedicp on heretofore made 10y
Edward {, Browdt: and n. X. Burford
owners Of the group, Akard street, as now
| opened Is hereby de .sred TO be a street oftht
city, fifty feet wide nom Mil creek To- the
| line of the corpora on, the course being 4
continuation In q d meet line OF said street OF
| the north side of 50 dcreek; and that this or
dinance shall ta6o effect and be enforced
| nom and after rs passage.
Approved February q, lSS5
W. l.. CABELL, Mayor.
A true copy; W. e. PARRY, City Secretary
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FOR SALE.


DOR SALE-ALL KINDS oFFURITORE
II at a sacrifice at 1921 Main street; parlor,
bedroom and kitchen furniture; owners
wish TO leave cityby Mayl. Apply 1921 Main
street. IL
NOR SALE-FIRST-CLASS BOARDING.
II house furniture, tableware boarding.
house running now and boarders can be kept
II good party buys. Apply at once at S2S
Main street. apl2l-5t
NOR SALE-A PONY AND PHETON.
Il Apply TO W. d. BELT, at 4. l.. Marsalis
y Co. aplls-5t
NOR SALE-TWO SAFES, ONE MosLER
n Bahman, one Beard Bro, by c. II
Edwards. aprl5,7t
LOR SALh--A GREAT BAR1AIN-GILT
i edge property Tor sale for rs per cent. OF
its real value. For Information, apply TO
\. lien, 1892 Main stree. aprls
EOR SALE--A LOT SBX2O0 FEET, ON THE
Il north Side OF Elm street, 60 feet west of
Ervay; this property is now renting for $40
per month and will be sold cheap and on easy
terms. Apply 70 w. +. SHORT. mch2n-tf
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It's a set OF features, n complexion,
The tincture OF n skin that admire"
n using Pozzoni's complexion powder,
Fairest charms you will aeaquire.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-22

EVERY frst-class dealer sells Opera
Puff Cigarettes. win not stick to the
ms
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VA ANTED-l,OO0 TONS OF RAGS AND
w bones, 900 tons OF cast and wrought
iron; also old metal, ropes, rubbere and ra-
per stock, beer and wine bottles, etc i tho
Dallas Junk House, South Polk street, Dal.
las, Texas. Send for price list. FL. HENGy,
Proprietor apr . N
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BUSINESS AND SHORTHAND SCHOOL,
st. Louis, Mo. This institution has o larger
attendance than all other commercial schools
In the city combined, and offers the best ia
cillties for giving thorough instruction Ia the
commercial and English branches and Short
hand, Send for circulars.
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nor SALE-A PONY AND PHEToN.
Il Apply TO W. d. BELT, at Il. L. Marsalis
A Co -
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NJ ANTED-A COOK AND NURSE. FOK
w service in a small family; good refer
ence required; German preferred. Apply 10
MRS. j. p. MURPHY, corner of Nick 'nneF
road and Ma ten street. anr4
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Major Foley's Lecture.

Its efiec is magica is what all those
" who try st. Jacobs Oil for pains.
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VNT ANTEi -DMMMER WITH GOOD
w trade in Northern Tevas, to II we'll
known line of Youths Boys and Children's
CLOTHING. Address Box 46, Calvert,
Texas. aprl6 II
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lOR RENT-CoTIAGk, THKEE GOOD

EOR RENT-COrTAGE WITH I ROOMS,
II No. 1906 Commerce street, also house
No. 1926 Main street. Inquire at l2ll Main
street. aprh-tf
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XAT ANTED--A MIDDLE-AGED COLOR
" ed woman without home to do house,
work in family Of three. Apply ut No, sos
Cedar street, lnal22tf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-23
BELLAIRE.

Four or five knights of Labor stood in
front Of the dry goods store Of b. Roemer,
on Union street, on Saturday night, and
used theiI efforts TO get bis trade 20 60
elsewhere to buy. as the boycott had been
ordered on Mr.. Roemer.
Miss Mary Petkey, Of the First ward,
died at an early hour yesterday morning
Of lung trouble.
The union service for the Y. NJ c. A.
will be held in the Christian church next
Sunday evening.
The fuaersl of John Pearson took place
Yesterday afternoon al 2 o'clock, and was
attended by the nail feedersin body.
Two BenVood chaps we're run in the
lookup Saturday nlght-one for being
drunk and the other for molesting an
officer during an arrest
The inclement weather decreased the
attendance at the churches considerably
yesterday.
The Third ward policeman ordered the
toy wagons of business firm on Bel
mont street removed from the sidewalk
/ The command was not needed and the
officer pulled them in.
The Willing Workers, Of the EpiscopA
i Church, will hold q business meeting 10
night.
| Rev. John C. Smith viii preach III,
Union Thanksgiving sermon.
Officer Vim. NJ. Meek, after O spell o
Sickness. is able to be on duty again.
: The Bellsire Nail Works has filed ant
shipped l6.OOO kegs Of nails in the pas
two weeks.
! At the benefit ball for ths idle feeders
nailers, etc, several handsome present
viii be given by thu management. 1t wi
be big affair.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-23
INHUMAN ROBBERS.
They Torture an Old Man For Severity
five Dollars.

They Torture an Old Man For Severity
five Dollars.
PIrrsBvRG, November PA special
from Oil City, Pa, says: Information
from Clarion gives the details Of one ofthe
most outrageous robberies on record. Last
Friday nighsthree masked men entered ths
house Of Jacob Lipe in an
cat-oethe way corner OF Point town
ship, and demanded his money. 10
this, he replied that there was none in the
house. The villains then poured petrole
um on him and set fire 10 il, finally sue
ceediDg in extOrting from him about So
which they secured and departed. Mr.
Lipe is quite an old man and his
burns ard injuries are seri
ous. The men are believed
to belong to gang which has been oPer
sting extensively in Clarion county. IL
view of the frequency of the outrsges The
organization of q vigilance committee /:
being considered.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-23
ARBITRATION,
The SaIys That is to Cure Ohio
Miners Wounds.
PRESIDENT M'RRIDE ORDERS MEN II
To Work, and the Question Of Wages Will
be Settled by a
Board.
ALL FUTURE STRIKES TO BE AVOIDED

CoLUNBUs, O., November 22.-Ah last
evening and today the miners at Nelson
vile have discussed the resolutions OF the
operators giving the terms of arbitration,
and after little wrspgling President Nc
Bride gave in and sent out an order Tor
the miners to 90 to wOtk tomorrow
in alI places, and wages will be
settled by an arbitration board. The
miners will Immediately select their
committee to meet with 8 committee oi
operators and select an arbitration board
1t is known, however, that the operators
will insist on dealing with Hooking Valley
miners alone, and not with any other mi
uers or officers Of any association. This
is looked upon with great favor here as
being the remedy for adjusting all differ
ences in the future, and thus avoid all
strikes and Losses which occur thereirom.
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CLOSE OF THE CONVENTION.
Crowd ed Churches and Big Turnout OF
Country People.
l. IL u


MARrIysBURG, ". VA November 22.-
The weather has been very inclement, rain
falling all day. The Y. N. c. A. meetings,
however were we'll attended from 8 until
IL o'clock this morning. The roads lead
ing to this city we're filed by long lines OF
carriages and the churches besieged as
early as 10 o'clock by tbrougs of people.
At $50 conservation services were held in
the Baptist church with come eighty or
ninety delegates present. The visitors
were distributed among the various
churches to-day. Mr., Ed Ingeraoll and
others spoke in the Presbyterian church.
Mr.. Smith, superintendent of the West
Presbyterian Sunday school Of Washing
ton, occupied the Baptist pulpit addressing
the people in an eloquent and pleasing
st7le. He was assisted by Messrs. Lynch
and Amick, Of Wheeling. The afternoon
was conspicuous for the good work done.
Meetings were held In the Baptist, Luther
an aud Presbyterian churches for boys,
Young men, and ladies' respectively
At the Lutheran church the
youpo men turned out In
isrpe numbers. The speeches we're full
of earnestness, and had a marked effect
upon the large audience present. Mr.. Nc.
Kee, of Wheeling, was one Of the speakers
and commanded close attention. All OF
these afternoon meetings were crowded
The one at the Presbyterian Church tor
young ladies was addressed by Rev. Ames,
of Washington. and several B. L o. dele
rates. By special arrangements the fare
we'll meetings were held in The NJ. T..
Church tonight, which is the largest in the
CITY. Around the sitar were RsYs. Il. II.
Pitt of the Baptis. Church; +. NJ. Woods,
Presbyterian; J. Il. Andrew, NJ. L. South;
and Others, also all the delegates in att nd,
srce upon the convention. Over one
thousand people were present. Mr.. Smith,
Of Washington, and soma fifteen delegates
made closing addresses, many OF which
we're very touching. Responses were made
by the various ministers Of this city. These
s1eeches and the beautiful singing, made
the meeting one OF the incest ever held
hare. After the exercises closed
an interesting scene was presented BY
the delegates shaking hands With their
friends and acquain,aaces; many leave
for home tonight, only few remaining
pn,il tomorrow. The conYening OF such
q large bony Of earnest and goOdly work
ers must prove OF special value and a
blessing to our community. That the peO-
pie appreciated their visit hes been evi-
denced by the large audiences present at
avary meeting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-23
MARTINS FERRY.

All the arrangements for three mile
race at the Eureka rink between Dobbins
and BIrkett were made last week. The
race was to have occurred on Saturday
night and no doubt would, had it not been
for the fact that Dobbins is a member OF
the A. +. G. w. u, and as such he is IN
der the control of the Ohio Valley Trades
end Labor Assembly. A few weeks
ago the Trades Assembly ordered q boy.
colt to be instituted against all places Of
amusement and recreation patroni'ed by
the Feeder Nailers. II seems that They
have q little list and that James Hill,
the proprietor Of the Eureka, has not been
missed since feeder nailers are welcome
visitors at his rink At the last meeting
of the a. +. G. W. l. an order was issued
requesting al members to abstain from en-.
tering Hills rink till the boycott was
raised, and accordingly DobbinS refused to
skate.
On Saturday night Euoch Miller was
arrested on a charge Of disorder preferred
by George Webber about two months ago.
Frank Deibold was arrested the same
night for abusing his family and creating q
disturbance on Walnut street.
VIM. Lowe. Esq Of Brilliant, is the
guest Of his sister, Mrs j. B. Gillispie.
The coming week will be prolific with
smusements. On Wednesday night the
Jewish Missionary Society give a social
The same evening the U. P. Missionary
Society hold a pronouncing bee at the T.
P. Church. Such enterprises as Mission
sry societies are usually supposed to work
in harmony, but in this case it seems thai
they are running opposition.
On Friday night the Library Association
and the Ladies Aid Society Of the NJ E
Church give a pronouncing bee st thu
NJ. f Church.
Walter Darrsh returned yesterday aftel
O weeks visit with friends in Steubenville
Yesterday Marshal Hanson recovered
Bckel Sheppards evercost, which was los
at the Excelsior Rink about g week ago
1t had been given out by mistake to Char
lev Hill, of Bridgeport.
The Ohio Valley Trades and Labor As
sembly met in Richabite hall yesterday
The meeting was very large aud it wal
found necessary to carry in boxes snC
benches to accommodate the delegates
The idea Of a labor demonstration wa
abandoned aud committee appointed I,
make arrangements for a grand mas
meeting to be held 10 the near future.
There will be union Thanksgiving sci
vice Thursday in The Presbyterian Church
in which all tie churches in town will tax
part. Rev. Walker will prech the se'
mon.
Mr.. Ad. McKim will aceep. q positio
in the c. 4 P. Office here the first OF nez
month.
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A WARRINGTON RoBsERY.
A Store Robbed And the Thief Made
Prisoner.

"A
Prisoner.
Social 10 The Register.
MANyryGroN, W. Va, November u
Thursday night the store OF Mr., Condltt'
on Flat run, about four miles from here
was broken into and goods to the amount
of obout S25 were taken therefrom. The
fastenings of window shutter were bored
around by means of an suger, the shutter
removed, and through the window the
thief made his way. On Friday morning
as soon as the citizens had been informed
of what had been done, they started in
search of the offender. The ground being
soft he was tracked to hay house within
a mile Of the store. He had slept there
during the night and was still there, but
before be could be secured he escaped to
the woods. The woods were surrounded
and the thief made prisoner. He proved to
to be Amos Raber, who served
term of ten years in the Penitentisry at
Moundsville for an offense similar to this
one. His brother was sent there with him
but died before the expiration OF his term.
They were sent from Morgantown. This
Amos Raber is a resident of MonoDgaEa
country. About three months ago, Camp
bells store at Metz, in this county, was
broken into, and it was ascertsined that
Amos .Raber committed that crime, but
the citizsns Of that community fearing the
commission Of worse crimes BY his kin
dred he was not prosecuted. Near Metz
live q family of Rabers who are desperate
characters. "Chris," cousin Of Amos,
and Jacob, another cousin, have both
served terms in the Penitentiary for crime.
Last night Deputy Marshal Sine took
Amos TO Fairmont and lodged him in
ial. The Grand Jury meets next Tues
day, so Amos will not remain long from
that place which "ChriS" said on his return
was "a poor mans heaven"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-23
washington, Pa, Journalism.

WASHINGTON, Pa, November 22-The
Scotch-Irish Picket Is having hard luck.
Il was stsrtfd several nonihs ago as red
hot Prohibition organ, but that party failed
to give it proper support, and last week it
A ,ppeI nnd entered the field of independ.
eut journalism. Last night the Picket Of
fee was bombsried and shoser Of mud
and stones seTe ,hrown against the dooI
sod widows. The glass was smashed
There is no clue to the perpetrators Of ths
outrage.