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The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-05

Jay Gould ard Cyrus ". Field are not .iu the mcat-cannins business, yet .hsy gre d. vsr'ising widely for spring lamb.
 Now is 'hs time to buy towa lets fo speculative purp ,ses
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-05

Thus far there is no. authentic account cf the killing or capture of singil Apache during this bloody bu,iness. IL is . jdg-hanile arrangement, and the slaughter is all on one side.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-05

l; is telss-apacd from Loadon that Ca,ho. lie circles are ksealy excited over ,ks st-ug- g.. .; Rome between lr;sh ard English ind s- enos over the election of An archbishop for Clb!iu- Tts c5snc.s of D.. Wsl:h s.s de- crea,inS
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-05

A.hu91ercre ;s declaring va, .gains: 0rlum jJiatA P7esc9;; Ss. .. these ,'ices th-y os;ers;;ly vash cio:aCs fer. firing, bu: t!sr ch.sf ssuroe c. reYe-,. is s-t's:y.ag ;as c---.as. et ;- , lrp i.r3s
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-05
sI5o REWARD.

By rssolutien, unanimousiy sdoSeoo, ,. the iass meeting q it. E1sestivs Commit tss, The Yavapi shsst sroven A:'oe'a ton hereby offer standing rs".fd ..
 One Hundred and f'ifty DosIsn for information leading to the asFe'e sno eonvicrioe of any persoa oe pss:oos soiity of ste.ling cattle or hsFses belonR'ng z" anS member of the Association, or for infor~a- tion leading to the arres. and conviction o' any person or persons guilty of marking. or 1aliciously killing live stoek to any member of the Association.
 w. E. HAZELTlNE.
 Secretary.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-05

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The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-05

The reports from the New York copper marke arct quite favorable as present. The demand is good and quotations show an upward tendency.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-05

A Chi4aann may run m oP;Cm cen :n Prescott CT Ice'oa. bet here in Albuqucr- que 10 sucs hell holes are desi.ed, and vhst s nore, they vii ro: bs allowed -Aibu- euerque Democrat.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-05

eHrHo k00A~YAHD Neovo
 IONIC is the isg1s1nass result of ever @ ysas. ss Draeeacai e1PeS1sous. sn1 CCn0 VIII CUYAlL ING CRRfAINTY Fer sousseA PhyuiaA, Dsb1izsy. seminal wsaknsss, spsG msstofrh0a. E8sasions
 inpotency, EIhsastsd Vf talisy, Prenssass Dsc3ino end IOo6 or MAN 0OO0 tyn4n .Ase~0~~
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-05

The crasshoppers have invaded Cali. orn;a in miriads, ani are playing sal havoc with the growing grain and fruit +. tie ntr;hsIn poriior of the Sate.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-05

dueed Ss eufichas cd r1rfAss ths Beed, stsoaSsS = she nervse Brain, A.selss. Digestion. Rs DssGss nveOrsans. and Physieal anA Hssfal YseuhSeo ic.es win the urine. sse eesnUse1vs uiDA s11 .ocy lt ts . eare elirsnssos of aE KIpNIY AV0 BLADDER CONHLAINT6. ls eoassars no injus3o0 inerebeasA To thsss vho are su9esine fro0 tne esH sneets of yeothfal isAssspoeiooe - GUARANTEED. Price OS SC psr 1Sesls ss avS eotoes ID ease with full drsetisas ed sHvSs Ol0. sens seeore from eoeesvsttos to any sAdrss gO ssps of pr1ss. CT o. o. D. 9e As Asd enly
 Or. C. D. SaIaelA. Slo Wsosvv Gn,~ee. I1nesee. Cal 0saDfsuoaaas sssG13v osnn. e0nA. cy iseeee. e e o0se, yDeH. Ysp the eoa sesfses ef pestso1D, end ia osdss te 0surs p~rSoe s:sesy have caepsed privsss sAarsss, s.Ass vhsaS
 Rlkl BOTTLE FIFE,
 NOIJCECI vah ssad ty1al bsss,e ef 6As n tCvESAIoh-sume1sns te shev i0 neVSa-frS . S synVso. .s and sse. coEn1siccesonso ossIslE -
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-05

Silver has an upward tendency Oevssn n.n' i. huvi"g surpli-s for the U, ints.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-05

Dr Ijshi4s IDugosasae. No. I ts the Soly soF0S10 Prossaforrhee By 1t Manhood is renaosna and = hand oG tims moved bseA from gre so yossAs -. frer of eishes inviportof. a. Csae of sts bseaB 10 Sent to any sddrsss. eovefsA ssesreay fFso = sgvaafoa. DIR. LIEBIG ( co. srsas ssses.ssuny SS Homoeesaisy, sv~y form os Special Privs1s = Chrome Disease without nescusy or nsssess AADsO If vitality is drained from the body nuD<rous Aseasss follow he; bssd- ordin>fy msdfeal trsefnSot loved 10 continue, the cAnoso soasunp-
 ' n. disbe:es. BrEhss dis-sse, tnssnify sss Cssss guaranteed. Diseases of the Rsaiso- arAasy 0sunno ndneys, liver and bladder spscialy 1ssasA cisrsaos of women sree<iily cugsd.
 Qualified and Responsible-Dr. Itesie O.. From Euroce, are orEantsed tn eonpfR1eS W1c6 Cs'norn0 nedtcA Law. Diploma psocursa by reg1 lar college edncstson and in thsaY iosA yse special prsc ice. Neat vsrfsl electric bels SD1 patjeus. -Ts GNTo prove the wonderful power of thslsvis c. Sr S2 bottle given or sent fres. CsaanDMsa StVe and private.
 EeDr. Liebig's wondesfll 0ssDaa Invsesps tor . protected by copyright freo HsAns O0es v tH Cnitsd ssasss 0ovsrrosas. Bsvars q tz3tasisas Can os sddress IrR00 S01IR RAl9
 eCo Beo<y 6troea, baD rnaDeisoo, Gel,
 Pnvsis sotrancs. S6 Aasoa serps6 fosf 0lceau = 0eAry strsst from xearnsy: AaAs ssasnass 0GsUnGS Dispsnsasy Drus sssss
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-05

a C.-y '! i>-.co supports scFcn-y-s, z l-gs a=Te:s-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-29
ClAHKSBURG.
Sptrial 10 ne Ss-f ay R-gise,.

CLARKsBURG, W. Va, March 2S.-The
City Council on Thursday evening granted
a permit to erect on Mechanic street, of this
place, a skating rink. The enterprise is
likely to be q great success.
The people of this community have al
last recognized the necessity OF providing
means for the purpose Of fighting FIRE.
A fully equipped FIRE engine aud apps-
rstus are at the disposal OF the Mayor to a
fire company, when properly organized A
called meeting was held at the court house on
Thursday evening, for the purpose Of
recognizing the former company known
as "Our Boys" Mayor Tinsman presided
and John McManaway called the roll, to
which large number OF citizens responded
and expressed their willingness to aid in the
promotion of cause which has for its OBJ,
jeet the protection of property against FIRE
The Natural Gas Company as well as all
our citizens are jubilant over the fsttering
outlook for one Of the most productive gas
Wellsin the State. The flow of gas is mar
velous. In sinking the well all the usual
strata have been passed, striking gas 1.-THE
depth Of 400 feet in the Pecono sands
which now indicates a pressure Of 80 pounds
to the square inch. The prospects are goot
for "gusher" The company contemplate
boring 10 the depth Of 1000 feet, expecting
to strike the vensngo. on lower sands, when
without difficulty, there will be more thar
sufficient gas not only to light our city, bu
our houses. and run all ,,the machinery o
ClaIksbrrg sad s6joi ling vilisges
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-29
BRILLIANT ITEMS.
.SnciM 10 NE .Snndap RrQis'cL

BRILLIANT March 28.-Mrs. NJ Smith
has been east during the past week, laying
in her spring stock OF millinery goods.
A few OF the good templars of this place
paid a friendly visit to Warrenton Lodge
last Wednesday evening.
In mentioning the names Council cGudi
dates in last Sundays items, we unipten;
:ionallv omitted the name of Martin Nee
uho is candidate foi reelection.
J. NJ. Cook and J. W. Jordan, receivers
Of he Brilliant Glass Company, were il
own Saturday.
The coal cars at the Spsulding Iron
Company's shaft are y! bushcl cars in.
stead of 10 bushel, as stated in last San
DAVIS REGISTER The miners have been
getting II! cents per car, and arc striking
Tor 20 cents. They are still out.
Mr. Thomas Lawrence and wife, Of Ham
mCpdsville, are visiting at j. j. McCor
mick's.
Another entertainment will be given 70,
the benefit Of the Congregational Church
SoCn.
Rev. J. d. Smith has begun series o:
temperance meetings.
Mr. Clark Smith is the Republican caadi
Date for Squire.
DR.. C. ". Borar was in town during h.
week.
There is some talk of our sooa hang /
newspaper started in town.
Some OF the younger candidates 10
Council have begun TO shake hPads vars
f;E"friiy slrcady.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-29
WASHINGTON, PA.

WASmX.roN. Pa March 28.-Tbe col
'ecc tenn hss closed and the students have
about all left for their homes. 1t wound
up ca "Wednesday with contest and tha'
event was intensely interesting this year.
All he contestants but two were Seniors
Grd in each case were closely matched.
The select Grafton honor was easily won BY
7. !. J.. Hupp, Of Wheeling. The essay
vas taken By L. s. Wallace, of Allegheny
City. The original Grafton was given to R.
B. SCauGrett of Allegheny, with the audi
ence much divided The debate was &C
corded, after much discussion TO ]. L. Mar
Guis, Of Chicago. 1t is but jas: to his op
uouept to say that this decision was in
direct conflict with the opinion of four.itihs
Ct he audience. OF course, these disap.
pointments are peculiar to contests, and as
the judicial decision is final, all persons
readily scquiesce, and congratulate the
fortunate ones. Philo and Union So
ciety won eight points and T. and ". two
On Friday morning, about six o'clock,
Mr.. Lon McKennon, son of DR.. Thomas
Nckennan, died. 1t was sad blow to his
friends, who have eagerly and sorrowfully
sought the reports of his condition from
time to time. He has always been a young
man Of clever, jovial disposition and hence,
always made friends rapidly. of late years
be had settled down to the drug business
and has devoted himself to his work with
zeal and earnestnesS that commanded the
admiration Of every body. To no one will
his untimely desth be more painful than to
Miss Beth Buchanan, to whom he was en-
gagged to be married. She has closely
Watched BY his bedside and couforted him
in his last hours he IVES "a years Of age.
The Catholic congregation, whose church
edifce was burned recently, will rebuild it
as soon as the matter OF insurance is fully
settled, They will erect much handsomer
one,
The rink craze continues undated.
Apart from the ordinary attractions, they
draw large crowds when the various classes
of the college have their class races. 4
race On Wednesday at the Maiden street
Assembly between Falbraith of Sc and Cald-
well of 81, was won by the latter. A race
on Friday evening between Messrs. Alex
Murdock, IT., W. S. Patterson, G. Z. HAYES
and Robert H. Crangle, was one Of the most
exciting event Of the season. Mr.. HAYES
won it.
The Second Presbyterian Church have
placed the designing Of their new building
in the hands Of s prominent architect BY
the summer viii likely see the structure IN
der roof. The new Lutheran church which
was recently dedicated, is rather small but
handsomely finished one.
Personal.
A.-G. Smith, Esq, DR.. Hupp and family,
as well as many Others from Wheeling,
came 10 contest
Professors Simorton aud Lyon. Of the
College spend this vacation a! the New Or.
learns Exposition.
Dr. T. il. d. Wilson has arrived home
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-29

BASEBALL AND CRICKET.

Hsckett is still holding ont with Boston
for more money.
Four cricket clubs in Chicago have formed
an association.
There will probably be ten clubs in thu
Western League.
The forming Of cricket association is on
the tapis in Chicago.
Capt Arson of the Chicsgos is to play s
5illisrd match on March %.
About thirty players are in training for
positions on the Yale College team.
Williamsburg will have strong team this
year, cap,aincd by Howard Weldon.
PhiIlip s, formerly captain OF the Harvard
University nine, is recuperating in Cuba.
The American Association Umpires are
10 meet in New York April !, to receive in
structions.
The Cleveland Club is ROW complete. Joe
Faatz of last years SaSinaws is the latest
sddiriop.
Lock out for accidents in the first games
Of ball april is always bad month for
he balltosserS.
The Staten Island Club he's again secured
its old grounds a: Camp Washington, for
aext season.
The Manhattan Cricket Club Of Brook
lyu, is determined 10 gain first position in
the cricket world
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-29
NEW MkRTlkSvlllE.
Sp,ciI n a., Sunday Renter.


MAR7lNsvrLLE, W. Va, March 2S.-Mar-
tinsville is q: last arousing from her lathargy
and has begun to realize the fact that il re-
quifes come inducements on the part Of the
citizens to attract capital A public meet
ing was held at the Court House, Tuesday
ev,mng 10 raise q sufficient fund to prospect
for coal; there was very respectable turn
out and sufficient amount subscribed to
begin work
Mrs. Fannie Hall ard children, who have
been spending the week with relatives in
Moundsville, returned home last evening.
The prevailing color Just now among our
local artist seems 10 be red, at least things
are said to have been painted very red the
other afternoon at the painting class.
c. r. Berger has disposed Of all his tin
shop tools.
Home talent will put Among the
Breakers" on the boards this evening; pro-
>ceeds 90 10 the German band.
Littleton had better look to her laurels,
but few days pass that Our Justices court is
not in session.
Prot. S. ". Martin has returned from
Pittsburg, and will be ready TO open the
spring term of the High school Monday.
Misses Ella and Fannie Williams enter
tanned small party Of friends at progressive
eucbre Wednesday evening. Mis- Ella
Williams and Squire Selby carried of the
honors Of the evening.
Mis- Jennie Coen, Of Wheeling, was
among friends in town this week.
Only something over month until we
vote on the thirty thousand dollar loan to
build The new court house This should he
q question Of considerable importance to
the citizens CT the county, Jet judging from
present indications there viii be bat small
vote out.
Spring has fsirly opened up, and it looks
little more like business 70 gee oar float.
ing population pitching horse-shoes on the
streets and summing themselves on the Court
House fence, than spending their precious
hour in tbose horrid "pool rooms and
skating rinks."
We have heard few complaints Of the
scarcity of food for cattle this spring from
the interior Of the county. Rough food has
hsen hunted from this place 10 points thirty
niiesup Fishing creek.
Peof. Martin. with bis characteristic
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-29

ALARAxA has au iron.clad au:tGquor
act. For concsairg liquo7 in prohibition
county with intent to sell or give away the
ssme, the fpei is $3.50 TO 1000 or imprison-
mens at hard labor for twelve months For
knowingly permitting any one to conceal,
ETC., on ones premises, there is hike
penalty. All persons frequentiug place
where liquor is so concealed are to be fined
or Imprisoned. The sale Of liquor anuuis
a mans lease AMI leaves the lessee witiou;
a remedy. Constable in search Of whisky
are AUTHORIZE 10 break open gates and
doors. Express messengers may be fined
CT imprisoned fer delivering liquor in pro-
hibitiou toms. The prosecuting attorney
sets double fees for convictions in GqTor
cases.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-29
WELLS6URG.


WElIsRURG. W. Va, March ga strike
IS in progress at the RiveSide Glass House.
The cause is the employment Of new hand
and placing him in q position that gave
dissatisfaction to the union, and because the
managers would not accsde to the demand
msud by the union, the 6Dishers, pressers
and CATERERS went out on Friday morning.
A calico carnival was given at the Gas
City Rink on Friday night. The crowd in
attendance Was unusually lsrge-crowding
the skating surface to sn extent
that interterred with the carnival The cos
tunes were novel, and many of them CONT,
cal in the extreme.
The prize for the best ladies costume was
awarded to Miss Cora Nelson. Clarence
Jacob carried of the pnze for having the
finest gents costume. Louis Nichols co..
tune was the most comicaL
Higgins 4 Jones have moved their store
tothe new Dave building. The drug store
Of Or. Cooper has been moved into his new
building.
Cree Bros. & Miller's drug store and r.
f. Crsis's shoe store have been moved into
rooms under the Hudson House. ..
Samuel George has contracted for two
nsw buildings on his beautiful lots in the
north cad Of town.
The Dare bai'dings. the McClesry build
irg. Hall Bros rink, LGciGs Walter build.
ing. ard aleiher enc belonging TO Richard
E;lseley, erc IN coarse Of construction.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-29
WEST ALEXANDER.
Special 10 the Sunday Register.


WEST ALEXANDER, Pa, March 80.
+. hurry has removed to the Gibson House
in East End, the owner, Ms. S. B. Gibson,
having removed to Wheeling.
A. W. Pence and Supt Frazier of the B
4 o. water station, will remove to Washing
ton soon.
Thos. Supler, OF this place, will remove
to Claysville April LIST.
Our colored artist has left this place as
be could not make it pay owing to the high
rents asked.
John SPrigg has opened up barber
shop in connection with his business as
lineman.
At the sale of the personal property Of D.
Armstrong, near Armstrong; Mills, stock
sold well.
On Wednesday last Mrs. Vim. Sells, Of
Potomac, Ohio county, West Va, died o:
consumption, and was inferred near there
yesterday.
John Blsyney and Mrs. W. Gulp, Sr., are
both cutie i'll at present writing.
p. l.. Kimberly, Esq, A. 4. Hupp. j.
VsnAeuren visited our place this week.
Several Eastern sample agents were reg
istered at Wheeling House this week.
The bakery will be removed to the old j
r. Wilson shop next week.
Sam Foster is putting on the FINISHING
coat of paint on j. B. Chambers new resi-
dence in the west end Of town.
Uncle George Goulding has been sue
ceeded as manager of the butchering bust
ness by Dan Garrison.
We regret to learn Of the serious illness
of Mrs. James Lidy, OF this place
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-29
KNUcKLEs AND GLOVES.

Jack Dempsey knocked out Charles Blk
amos in New Orleans Thursday night.
Jack Dempsey says he can fluid 81 900 to
bet that Burke cannot stop him in three
rourds.
Nobby Clark writes from GreenGelds
rairirC quarters al Beloit, Wis, that Alt Is
in fnc ccriitirn.
II is reported that Charley Mitchell has
bC;n engegtd By l. minstrel company to do
he statutes for next Gesson.
Pat Shecdy offers to bet 81 900 that Ryan
can whip Burke, and says the ii5ht can take
place in New Orleans.
Large Of Cleveland, Ohio, and George
Fryer are matched 10 fight finish with
gloves in New Orleans March %.
The Ryan Burke match is off and the for
felt money taken down! Ryan refused to
90 as far as Butte City for $500 side.
A professional boxing association has
been formed in England, with Jim Mace.
pcoley Niece, Jim Goodc, Sr., and Jim
Goc3e Jr, IS members,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-29
The ROD AND GUN.

Very small white perch are being melted
in Chesapeake bay.
The duck shooting at Sealville is better
ihsn for several years. =,
White fish are reported very scarce In the
Mackinaw straits =.
Rabbits and quail are reported very plenti-
ful in South Jersey.
Deer are still beipy shot about Hills
Grove, Sullivan county, Pa
Two offers were killed last week near
Brsndywihe, Chester county, Pa
An effort will be made to stock several
Pennsylvania streams with rock bass.
The West Jersey Game Protective So
ciety destroyed 1000 game snooks last year.
Arril Fools day is the FIRST day on which
tout can be legally caught in PENNSYLVANIA.
Miss Jennie Reed, Of 0ceanville, n. d.
csueht two redbirds in trap a few days ago
DOGS chased large deer through the
upper end Of Mays Landing N. j., te"
days ego.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-29
RuwlNe. RUNNING AND BOILING.

Great thugs are expected Of J. l. Case :
Gu:gle
The Kinks at bethlehem, Pa, are doing q
first class business.
Tie stake for the Washington Park CLUB
running races will close rext Wednesday.
X. A. Skinner challenges any man in til"
world 10 skate q series Of three mile races
Bert Pcikir:, Of QSwtGo, N. y, tried to
,rrn a handspring on roller skates and broke
his arm.
Mr.. Steel has solG to ]. E. Plstt, Of I'm
Gland. the bay horse WGrlock for hand
scme price.
Nr. Robert Steel bas fine Santa Clause
bay colt named Kris Kingle at Cedar Park
Farm.
Lite Brown jug has returned TO Com
modore Kittson's ST Paul stables, cured OF
his lsmepess.
Roller Kinks hove lot impressed the Tex,
ans favorahly. The San Antonio snap
hiss rolled out of existence.
l.. W. Rundlett a well-know member OF
the Minnesota BoSt Club, has been elected
city engines of St. Paul.
Cairmau Bassett OF the l.. A. W, racing
board, las issued warning to wheelmen
who play polo in skating rinks.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-29
Adrira to Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, for chill
dren teething, is the prescription Of one OF
the beat female nurses and physicians in the
United States, and has been used for forty
years with never failing success BY mil
lions of mothers for Their children. Dur
ing the process OF teething Its value is in.
caleulable. I, relieves the child from pain,
cures dysertery and diarrhna, gripping in
TIE bowels, and wind colo. BY giving
health 10 the child It reefs the mother.
Price &c bottle.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-29

Tue statement has been published that
most of the gginias sold in New York is
adulterated. According to DR. EDsoN 1t Is
adulterated With at least Fifty per cent Of
Sugar Of milk This is rascally enough,
bat perhaps the saunders deserve our
thanks fos no, using rank poison. 1t is
suggested that the public health will not be
endangered By toning down the fiery quail
lies of quinine with sugar Of milk. Some
people take too much quinine They take
it in big doses. and sometimes they mix
whisky with il. The drug is very good in
i,s way, bu: j, is in danger of being abused
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-29

msdesty positively refuses to lie. Gs name
be used in cennectitn with the county Su-
perntendency. For ,he sake Of our schools
this is to be requested, for he has no peer
as an educate, in the .ounty
We still get sur mal at the old place;
none except the applicants for Mr.. Richard
sons shoes, seeri TO be tearing their hair.
either.
The rake brigade has bsen out in force
this week, and embarrassing will be ths
order of the day.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-29

WHEN Council issues licenses to coffee
houses next Nav, Will It Discriminate be-
tween the man Who keeps an orderly house
and obeys the law aud one who does not ?
lf the city dads will encourage the men who
obey the law BY Furnishing those who DO not,
the moral tone Of the city will be much i'm
Droyfd
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-29

Tmr beautiful hallacira.ion that Minister
TrxpLETOx spoke German Hueutly is
broken. From last accounts he speaks
neither German nor Freneh, but simply
GOOD old English. No doubt the American
people will overlook that defect if he will
but guard their interests properly. The
linguistic accomplishments make good adj
iunets FOR fjrei-a Minister, but the main
thing is to have coed sense, plenty Of cour-
sge and an eayEes. determination TO exc
cute ones duty.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-29

from visit to his mother in Kansas, with
er he was called recently BY the drowning
of his brother and sister.
Some of the stockholders in the CAN'T
we'll oil company had been buying up as
much stock as possible. There is some
difficulty arising in the fold and there are
too many share holders.
John Ii. Murdoch, Esq, has been con-
fined to his room with pneumonia for a
week. He is now better, and improving.
4 Prof. Lyons patent gas detector has been
adopted to street lamps and the general
impression is that he will make it financial
,uccesS
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-29

IT is part Of schOOlboy education to be
taught that the French are the most polite
people in the world This is hard to recon
Gle with the eOwavdly treatment Of Miss
VAN ZAXD-, who has been greeted with in
suits every time she has appeared before
Partisan audience