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Anxtna 20 AIotnena.

MrA WinsloSs Soothing Syrup for chi
dren teething, is the prescription OF one O
he best female nurses sndphysicians IN the
United States, and has been used for forty
years with never failing success BY mil
ions Of mothers for their children. Dur
ing the process Of teething its value il IN
calculabla ItreEeves the child from pain
cures dysentsfy and diarrhea, gripping in
the bowelA and wind colo, By giving
health to the child It rests the mother.
Price Sc Q bottla.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-19

Leave BellGire at D. "a Tor Summsraald.
Leave bellAire at 500 N Tor Sonerdeld and
LanesVlle. Arrive At BellAire, 9:l5 q m aud rs
pm.
For through tickets East and West, ca
on or address J. G. Tominson, Tic ct Ag'f
Panhandle route, foot OF Eleventh stree
Wheeling, W. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-19
RncEIansn Arnlnn snlvr.

TIE Bsst Sslye in the world fox Cuts
Bruises. Sores Ulcers. Salt Rhsum, Feyes
SOrsA TetteE. Chapped HAnds ChiIblAins
Corns and al shin Erupions, and pos
lively cures Piles or no pay required. Tin
guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction. O
money refunded Price IS cents par boI
For sals by Logan 1 Co
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-19
Afternoon Session.
TuE ASYLUM NATTER.


The House resssembled ut $50, and re-
sumed eousiderstion,ot insane asylum bill,
wb;rb wss ordered to Its engrossment as
smsnded. ayes Al. nays Is. Mr.. Anderson
,bsn moved 10 take up s. J. K. No, 6 pro-
y;ding for the appointment OF q commis,
s;oD 9f four. one from each Congressional
district to examine and report upon site
Cor a new ssylum. After striking out the
name of Mr.. Woodward. of Rosne, as one
IS .bs commissioners and inserting that OF
Jobn G. Sheeling, of Roaae, and reducing
their per diem from tour dollars 10 three,
ssch motion being pr ,ceded and folio Sed
NV renarks by halfs dozen Delegates ar'
G;lkesou offered substitute, providing ioe
a commission Of four persons to examine
,rbo,bar there Is a necessity for 3 second
uosD;,al for she Insane, whether, II there Is
~ nscessity. the present hospital can be
5000 and the eost of said enlargement,
and II Il cannot be so enlarged, then 70 eA-
an,ns new sites for second hospital the
800 "a he made to the next Legislature
The substitute wss lost, and the oth was
ordered 10 its engrossment.
HILLS on FIRsT. READING. s
H. follov;ue bills were read first time
s,5 ordered 70 q second reading ID D
No isi. concerning licenses d; .. 40. o.,
CONCERNING roads; b. B. No. OIL conee9n'
- the bours Of labor Of eonvicts; a b NO
a. srnrruriatirg $1,000 to the State las
i "a, ~ III b No. los. authorizing the town
~ pssamont to issue bonds: r. B. No lSs
=. ,S;n- The charter of the city of Charles
a.. H 5. No. 1873, making Meat House
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-19

All trains daily exceps Sunday.
PuIlnan's PRlSce Drawing Room and shopping Car
trough without change from steubcnyills East r.
hiladelphia and New York. West 70 Columbus
urinnGt, Louisville, Chicago, Indianapolis and
Louis.
,,nanSstona and any further Information sp
ITO JkO q. ToMLis50H, Ticket Agent at PaI
9nde Station, foot Of Eleventh street, or ut City
chet ofice, under McLnro House, wheeling
JAMES MCCREA,
Manager, Columbus, Ohio.
Z 4. FORD,
Genr Pas, and Ticket Agent, Pittsburgh. Pr
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PETROLEUM.
Titusviue.

TitusviIle.
TITUsylLLE, Pa, february lS.-Nationsl
Transit certificates opened at 72lc; highest
y23c; lowest M; closed at 7l!c; ship,
nents for entire oil regions 7s,7OS barrels
-uns for entire oil regions 64,l25 barrels;
charters 22,222.
Pittsburgh.
PITTsBrRGR, February ls.-Petrolenm-
IN the afternoon the market was fairly
.c,ive; declined to Tl!c and closed steady
It TlSc.
OH CRY, February lS.-National TRANSIT
certificates opened at 72!c, highest 72lc
owest 7lIc, closed at 7llc Sales 1872
700 barrels; clearances 100000 barrels
rups 6i,l25 barrels; shipments 7S,IOs
barrels; charters 22,222 barrels.
Bradford.
RRADroRD. PA, February lS.-Crude Oh.
Weak and lower; National Transit an
idewater runs Tuesday 60,57O barrels; TO
al shipments $3.50 barrels; charters Y.
700 barrels; clparances 4,027,000 barrel
National Transit certificates opened at 72sr
md closed at 7llc; highest price Of the
Iay 72Ic; lowest lie.
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MbeeIins 8esister
TRAYRH.ERS, GUlNg

"A Revival AND DEPARTURES or qRAux.
"A kxPLANAfIoE o. RaTzsRScE NJ, 49,
eaoAJ szosPtea MONDAY sEcspeed- -Whcsli53e
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-19
CannabIs IndiOa-
Nntica 10 creditors,

no THE CREDITORS OF CHRISTIAN HE'D
! rick. deceased -. "a
Ia PursuaDea Of ascree Of the Circuit Court o.
n perdine 70 snhLaot ne real estate OF the said
larseRn Hedrick t0ths payment Of ms dsoS, Jou
~ required tn present. your claims aS2lnsA tnS -
Ate q Tie aid ChristGn Hedrck Tor SO
- Chapine street In the city Of Wheenng, ~ -,
9sntl, West Virgins, on or beiere MonaAy' 'n0
% day Of NaFrh, 4. D. 1855. - -,
4, witness, John ". Mitchell clerk o. sAio O"~47
Nls oh day q February, - s 90 b.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-19
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.

H.R. No. los, relative to the enlarge
ment of the Weston Insane Asy ium, with
the pending substitute Of Mr.. White, com
inc up as unfinished business, Mr.. Laidley
offered an amendment, striking out all but
the enacdug clause, and providing for a com
mission TO examine and report upon sites
for the location Of a new asylum. to accom-
,no5.te AZ least 800 patients. which amend.
meDt was rejected. Mr.. Whites substitute
after being amended BY Mr.. Marshall so
that the building TO be erected should not
sxeetd the sum Of $4,000 appropriated
wss then agreed to, ayes 40. nays 10
Pending further consideration Of the mat
ter The House took recess
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-19
NotIce 10 u Noldess,

yV>o ALL PERSONS nOLDiu0 IIUs ~
iudmrat ~ olherviR - ths reslsrsiw lse~uo
81 Hueh c HcCursy, ssssep , kssrty 49,.
Mefsr6y. n lillian nsCssty - h.tns nessey
In pc,.ossos q ! Seosss Of he nusistDsl Cssst
Of wheeling msle 10 esuss thsssin pseliaG -
r. EsSSrsy, JsnS j. Nefsrsy. wHiisa hsCs1r
ard Martha teCurdy n IL nsi ~ en a vttrA -
.sid Kiis j. Nerudy disd seis~d. - ths safiscssso
a The i,~ps ibsr.ne. yea 80 bevreT rsg.I..1 =
4 de ssid Hssh. G. Me,srty. Gss,es y .eSsreI.
Jsme. j. Me- srdy. wiIiisn teCarxy ed nsssa
p. necursy. ar sifhss q thsu. vht.h a.sNse =
M rsri q Il, fsS sdjo5iostiss ~ -. q NJ So.
so iz1r CispsiBs stssef. IL ~ city q whNetek
DO CO. psJ. west yirEiria. % a. bstsrs ws4nn-
GIysn osder M hasl tkis n Asy q HArsasy,
H4 J11h " PAUIAt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-19
West Virginia UNIVERSITY.

Tuisios YREE 70 - yosns No q wss
Jirisis 70 he ertsst a ess 70 svssy sss
spsdrr1 popsisdsa.
4 Ynn Usivssstlv Csssses
q oeeeal11S CeassW
q IASesM1 Co0ssN
ALAW - ne1ssa1 Osasss
IN b cAossa b a.1estA = vAiea @
,asusesios = sqai . fbAs q ~ iasaAS
ion u Dc cosstzy.
spisodsA B.i1kau ssd nae.iSe1I
Gros.lb M - spsS6oaang hssDV
bcsfioa. go.
Pm sarn bsens Se1snt9 Il
Wip<sr tern baetns HeveahW ~.
spine tsrn be1as HArcA t1tl
For cssaisesss ~ Or h(Ds1eeo
.ddr.s ~ Chaknas = sessy -
Pseu1sy. 49,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-19
FLOUR. eRAM AND FEED.
Worth n Thousanh Dollars

Worth n thousand Dollars!
Every child born into family is thought
@ be worth "a thousand dollsrs' Why then
,kould they not be cared for from infancy 10
maturity? Keep the mouth and teeth right
" soz0D0ET, and you start them right
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-19
'NCREASE OF PAY.

Mr.. OxIey offered the following; IRE.
solved. That Masters Joseph Chsmhers and
Frank Engle, Journal and Bill Pages. Of
this House, be allowed the sum OF one dol
lar per diem extra for their services during
the session, to be paid out Of the contingent
fund of the House" Agreed TO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-19
trustees Sails Of Farm Propsrty.

Trustees Sale OF Farm Prop0rty.
10y VIRTUE OF pEED OF TRu.T, nADg
Diy Elizabeth Hull, vie Of outs Hull. WITH Ne
sAId II ub HUI, her husband, 10 the vnaesvigns1
trustee, dated the isi day III Lly 1851 and rccosSs1
N the csa oS o. ,ss County rsyn o. ' s
~, page 20, TO secure ftsr snsoi. Jnniar. the
pay mtnt Of the sum In said deed Of ir''' nan'd.
saturday, tn" ssth Day Of February. 1855,
nj 10 O'eIock A n
# said day At the frvni door q the Court Houss q
aid Chic county nj pubic suction, al The foilosthg
descrtbtd reel setsb that b N ssy; Al that trscs
81 land situated In TriS eDaia srict In asis ues
county, bounded ssis,io~s ,tss isytanin4 . a
IN corgeI 10 MeConnsll and Bl.nsy th,o. ,os,A g
20 ,,ri : u,t,, rou,i % ssst = pole os "a.
nut 80 - ,simIsoa; ttsres soath
~ ,tsS 'i'u 80 ssinurI thenes seeth
cat u p9l'. .i ss. .as,' ;h zoe 2. ssa ~
.est IS polo 10 an Sh; thencc souih ., 80 -
rolls % rcd OAKS, thence south ~ ycst ~ pct@ 10
% r.. and q. SS .S Gs"o ..s ssh is,..s ssne
as 2-iU poics 20 IN ssh tbencr sVu'h o.. sast ~
poles 10 siI ne; thence north Gas, 70 posss -
sleUe thence north " ssst ~ is.s. W 0 .seAsi
thebos south 70 cost rs po,s ~ White SSH tbescs
nor,h 81, wet ~ poles 10 hickoy scros ths crsh
on ths vet sirs on Cred hion's line; thence VITA
his line south 81 vest iVs olcs 10 . aoDei thce1s
nth 20 s'a ~ po'cs 20 s.ons, te.h" noo -
ints ndsrinss 81 the cTe.k north ~, eszt psisJ
u,ncs north ~ vest . t-io pole-; thencs sossA
~ esst 1. $40 polo: nor.h IsS cas-, " s.iogAa
Ibeno north 2sk east 7I-ia pJla; neth On,
ts,t polcs; north - III 90. ~ Sic pessl 70
shitr oat on the wet side Il the stf; tbsacs
o rvss the crr X hoaib ~ vet $40 poo y tee
I'd oai and biot DRY north % vsi ~ peto 70 9
.,gar, tLssee nsr,h ~ vet "a Ito possS v sssA
* souib a. vcst "a $40 pOb- 70 c'.rnsr ~ Me-
Onuslt and; 'oaih q WI 2, pol.' 20 tss rs.ss
sci,p and fourteen polss. tnsptha ~ith Tie baLl-
n and irDprvsmecbB tbrrron
5ttNr ~ sAIk-Hpe third, % - mech noss
20 psy. In eaIh, ana ihs rrsidue IN 700 equal ~
stsimcpis NJ eps yeH sBd TOO yesu Iron u tsg
u ,sle with Interest Iron the ssH day; NE derse
iDstalinents and interest 70 be sscsrtd " essd -
iszlc.srsi yxsEsP 1siEss. rr....
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PETITIONS.

Among the petitions presented was one
from ". c. Richmond and others OF Raj
eiVh county, asking to be annexed to the
county of Summers Referred to the Com,
mittee on Counties, Districts and Municipal
CorpOrationA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-19

enc A WEEK, ~ az . he1s s.<1y ~
sil osay 'ushii"A AAA.'. I'Ose U 70
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LIVE STOCK.
WheounGs

Wheeling.
The market is very good, this week
gessrs. Hudson b Bsyha furnished The
following quotations:
Cattle, 81 5O(94 SO for all kinds.
Hogs fair supply, active; l4943c per b.
Sheep, 3@43c.
Calves, S. 0O@l0 90.
Fresh COWS, $40 O0@5O 90.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-19
THELEelsLATURE.
ROUSE OF DELEGATES.
Morning Session.

"1CNbcgNAt AOs
The House began its session yesterday
morning With prayer BY Rev. J. Henry Herr
PASTOR OF the Zane Street NJ. E. church. On
lhe call tor reports Of standing committees
Mr.. White, from the Committee on Taxation
and finance, reported back II. B. No. 49,
tor the relief Of J. D. Horner, sheriff Of Har-
rison county with the recommendation that
It do pass.
Mr. Raymond, from the Judiciary Com.
mlttee, reported back II. b No. 81, con-
CerLing the incorporation of Joint stock
companies without special charter, with the
Recommendation that It do pass. Also s
B, No. 81, incorporating the Blk River Land
Improvement Company with the recon-
mendStion that it do pass.
ENTERTAINMENTS FOR DELEGATES.
The following invitation was read by the
clerk:
WHEEIISG FEMALE CoLLEGE, Feb. IL.
Hon. Thomas II. Dennis, Speaker Of the
House OF Delegates:
Miss Taylor requests the pleasure Of the
presence OF the members and attaches Of
your honorable body, the House of Delegates
At reception to be given in honor of the
West Virginia Legislature, at the Wheeling
Female College, on Friday, February 20,
1885, from 8 10 IL p. m.
In connection with the above, Mr.. White
offered the following resolution: That the
invitation Of Miss Taylor, President of the
Wheeling Female College, to attend q recep-
ton to be given BY her on next Friday even.
ing, be accepted, and that the House hereby
tender its thanks to Miss Taylor therefor,
and that any member who desires to attend
said reception, may absent himself for that
purpose.
Mr. Dean offered a substitute as follows:
That in view Of the kind invitation oil Miss
Taylor for Friday night we agree to meet
at la IN and adjourn at 3 p m, to attend
the same" Rejected. Mr.. Edwards offered
As q substitute: That the members Of
this House attend said reception in body, "
which was agreed to, and the original, as
amended, adopted.
Mr.. White offered the following, in refer
ence TO the invitation to attend the soiree
musicale at Mt. De Chantel, reported to the
House on Tuesday: That the House
hereby accept the kind invitation extended
BY the Sisters Of Mt De Chsntel to attend
the soiree musicale to be given at thatinsti-
tuition on the 2lst inst, and hereby tender
TO the Sisters the thanks OF the members OF
this body, and that members may absent
themselves from the House in order to at
tend said soiree.
Mr.. Dean offered the following:
Whereas, a cordial Invitation has been
given this body to attend the musicale at
Mt. De Chantal on Saturday, next; and,
whereas. it will require every remaining
working hour of the session to finish the
work thereof; therefore, resolved, that, while
we greatly appreciate the courtesy OF the
invitation, and would be happy personally
TO accept the same, we feel constrained 10
DENY ourselves the pleasure OF the occasion.
We hereby express our thanks for the cour-
teous initiation extended and send most
cordial greetings to those having sent us
the invitation. The resolution was reject
ed ayes II. nays 40, and Mr.. Whites reso
luton, accepting the invitation, was then
agreed TO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-19

Por the relied and preyeotton,
the Instant q In applied. o.
kheunasism, Neur1lgta, SciaucA,
Couzha Colds week b.ck,
etonach, and RovelA, ehootlns
Pains, Hambness, Hysisrta. Fs-
pepsiA, Ussr Complaint. Biiiouz
feTer, Malaria, and Epldemi0,
uss Collins Piastsrs fan
Electric Battery oomhned
With . Porous Pias3sr1 sna
had If pain. fse sveryvhsrs
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PATENTS I: ..:ss.s s:sE go 8: 6,
HIGNtuhW t9us9y * Az
I<Rne fr d ppt~ct Onss. aN0. ATr01NgI
innss thas HeouasA D0u1hs oDt - ~
g tsmA EN pzrU9
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-19

Autr.ins dEily eIesyt Sunday.
Tr.iu Il. ripe bri1s,post q 81 8 n eaks a.
r.rt ooanscfios af Ysiov Greek fR ClsvsisaA enc
Chiaszo Train arriving a BnAzsposs g 7so P .
nakes direct esaneesiss ~ Nslsytte ffea 0ssv
'a'' No ssssral r...ass s.l nsEssIssi
VIII A BALDwn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-19

OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE. CORRECTED TO NOVEMBER
8, 1874. Trains lsavs Psn-H Station. foot
Eleventh street, near public landing, - follow
eni mi STANDARD ftms-vhich \ % minutes siovu
Wheeling tiEaa;
anrua cofTYH
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

New YOEK. February ls.-The demand
lGs been more restricted in consequence o.
he general blockade Of transportation ia
ilities. hence new transactions have been
.cnfrpd 10 urgent necessities for quick dis
patch.
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THE MANUFATURER3s
Fire Insurance Co.,
or WHEELING. v. Va
OTYIcn, 10. u fvslfth stFssA
Capital, aoo,oog,

sssT NJ. a..
Robert stnpsee, 4. ", Ssns
J, b Jaoksen, Z q. IN.
P0BERT CRAN9Lk Prsstasal
C ALDERSOn, Viz Prnklanl
ALFRED PAUL., bs0stasy.
Insurss Ill kinAs q pruyssty q rsBssaas ~
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New Eork.

EEE YoEK, February. ls.-Beeves-Re-
esipis i SEQ head and so car loads were
Se,a ned on roads and 80 car loads IN yards
s;uce Yesterday there has been sn aiyance
az antS 25e per 100 pounds. Iise sright bat
The feeling at the Close vas not so hrm as
at the opening. The yards Eere barely
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-19

Pan Handle RouteJ
THINE TABLE FOR EAST AND WET oof
rected 70 Nov. Is, 1854. Trains leave Pan HAD
die station, foot Of Eleventh street, near puop'
anding, q follows, Central STANDARD Time:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-19

Passenger train daily including eupday. Accom-.
Dodstion trains run daily eEosPf Sunday.
JOHN q. TOMLfHDOH,
Tteksi Agsnt, Wheeling, ". Va
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CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH r. r.
|,osDEFsED TINE TABLE OF PAssENgEB
.iaDdaFd Tine:
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HWhat IS CataHh9

rnTs Cream BaIa Causes no pain. GfVes
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-10

Alligervillo Is the name of a small hamlet
on the Delaware and Hudson canal, in Ulster
county, y. Y. \ shoe cobbler there has "A
story to tell of Jay Gould and Of n claim that
he still holds against him. When Mr.. Gould
was In his tocns no left his fathers
farm in Delaware county, and tried
his hand at various pursuits but made
no money. ON n bright Sunday morn
ing, Jay, or JasOn-for that was the
way he signed his name before no attained his
majority was ut his wits end In the effort to
earn dollar to supply pressing necessities.
that the idea of making n map OF Ulster coun -
ty came into his head. lie was then walking
along.the tow Path, and was very much down
in the mouth" lie remembered that he had
"A casual acquaintance with young man, Oil
yer j. Tillson, now a leading citizen Of tho
town LLOYD, and one of the richest and most
extensive frut-growers along the Hudson
river, who then lived with his father in Rosen-
dale. Mr.. Gould had an interview with Tillson
at once, and before sunduwn the arrangements
for making anew map were perfected. Itllson
furnished the necessary money and work be :
gan tho next day, For two months or more
Gould aud his companion trampod over the
hills and mountains Of Ulster, working in
dustriously ON the map. II was when Jay
Gould was without cent, though rich In ex-
pectition, that he contracted his Allgeryille
debt, and II was for soling and heeling the
only pair of shoes he had. The amount was
less than 81, and the cobbler thought that II
he did not get cash. he would at least get a
map. but he SAYS he has received neither To
this day. lie says he still hopes that the mil
lionairo will liquidate his Indebtedness with
compound interest.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-10
PERSONAL.

TitE SULTAN or Morocco has Just mar
ricd his thousu,dth wife.
EpMuNp YATES, the imprisoned London
editor, IL IL believed will soon bo released
PpEsipESr-rLECr CLEVELAND returned
To Albany from Grcys,ono Monday aiier-
neon.
SENATOR CAMERON, ofPennsylvania, Will
leave Washington to-day for trip south
for tho benefit of his health.
Postmaster HuipEKopER, Of Philadel-
Ihia, has instructed his subordinatos to re-
frain from the discussion Of politics or reiig-
ion
CHARLES |. lIuNr, wealthy citizen and
one Of tho leading turimen and breeder OF
the West, died Monday at Normandy, ST.
Louis county, Mo
WORTH has made Mrs. I.angtry a gown Of
rose pink poplin and satin, with trimmings
of black and gold embroidery aud gold
coins. II looks like pelargonium bios
SON.
GRANT has written u letter to the Fresno,
California, Camp of Blue and Gray veterans
thanking them for the passage Of resolutions
favoring tho placing of himself on tho re-
tired list.
WILLIAM DwIuHT CHANDLER, second
son of Secretary Chandler, and Lily Nj. For
tor, daughter of l.. &. Porter. banker and
mill-owner, were married at the residence OF
the brides parents Winona, Mimi, ON Mon
day. The bridal couple left for an Eastern
tour
MIR. HoLLINasHEAp, manager OF tho
Gaiety theatre, London, IL very rigid In en-
forcing his rulo ns to " mashers going be-
hind the scenes lie gives ~ his best reason
that If tho young men are disillusioned--and
disillusioned they would be--they would no
longer be hdbuucs Of the theatre.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-10
ruprr VALENTINE.

when she was Ave, this love Of mine,
&C mt 10 hor u valentine
A frnil and fair c.pnpcr sheet,
Which bore the legend short aud sweet
"With golden hair and eyes OF bluc'
Tho pretticst gin know Is you
she liked tho poem, and Ia show ",
She kissed the bushing little poet.
At fifteen, this dear love OF mine,
l sent another valentine
A caskct whose eilkcovcrcd lid
A nest of dainty bon.bons hid,
Where lay u card this to repeat,
The hard. worked iiuei "swccts to the sweet y
And her gratitude could see
When she gave equal shares TO me.
To twenty grown, this love OF mine.
] sent her one more valentine
box whose cushioned surface might
Throw out jewels starry light,
This dear, To You, and you Ia me,
n scrap OF paper rcnd aud she,
TO thank mo for tnc sparkling thing,
Gave me tue band that wore the ring
FTom The Toronto Gtobc.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-10

Richard Short, who stabbed Captain Phe-
Ian in O'DonOvan Rossa's Office, in New
York, about weeks ago, was released on
g, 900 bail on Monday, after efforts had been
made to have the amount reduced to s2,OW.
Dennis Cor bctt n west Thirty-ninth street
liquor dealer, became his bOndsman. John
Roche, George Smith, Rocky Mountain
O'Brien and dozen Othor members of the
Fenian Brotherhood, accompanied Short
across the street from the tombs to Counsel
lor divers Office, where an informal recep-
ton took place. Short received letter from
Cork informing him of the death of his wife
on the 18th ultimo.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-10
Not a Model Lot.

From "Geanings" in Examiner.
If may be permitted to tell tales out of
school, | must remind ''Sndbad," that the
boys he mcntions-"Pud" Sloan, viii Latta,
Chester Wilson and Bob Risk, were not a
model lot, so far rs study or proprety was
concerned What we learned We stole and
what tho books had to give us we learned by
being "kept in." None Of US remember the
Greek alphabet-but we have no harsh words
for the boy of the day who spends his nickels
m dime novels
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-10
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-10
Look Honest.

A clear, bright open face somehow looks hon
est A horse thief or burglar seldoms carries
such a face, ,RuTdock BLOOD Biaers give the skin
"A peculiarly fine texture and clearness. They
strengthen and enrich the circulation ana so
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street Iancaster Pa
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-10

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