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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-23
Never GiYA In

1t you ore suffering with low aud de-
pressed spirits, loss Of appetite general
debility, diSovdered blood, weak constitution
headache, orany disease of bilious nature,
by all means procure bottle of Electric
Bitters. You will be surprised to see the
rapid Improvement that will follow; Won
will he inspired with new life; strength and
activity will return; pain and misery will
cease, and henceforth you will rejoice in
the praise OF Electric Bitters. Sold at 6Gv
cents per bottle, by Logan & Co.
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NOTES.

Mayor Grubb, il you please
Nineteen blue coats looking :or a Job
Who're was HaberGeld when the light went
OUT
The Democrats will organize The Second
Branch.
Porter Smith will wear the Blue and boss
the boobies.
John II. Hail will retire after long ana
arduOus service.
Quite anumber OF Republicans must nave
scratched in the Second.
Frank Bowers is too solid TO be knocked
out. lie is g good officer,
The co'ored councilman and colored po'
Hceman have gone glimmering.
Wheeling has had but one Republican
Mayor-Hcnry Crangle, in 1864.
DR.. Mccoy will be the only saw bones III
Council, DR.. Wingerter being tooth artist.
Lieutenant Sy'yas thinks mayor poor
compensation for chief and nineteen
men.
Democratic Councilmen will wish they
had never been born until all the offices
filed.
The Democrats certainly made clean
sweep for Council. The Republican party
must 90.
IfCrockard can run so well as a sick
man, what wouldn't he do, if he were well:
This will cure him.
DR.. Sdllyard, the colorcd candidate for
Council, was beaten by his own party.
Enough Republicans scratched him to beat
him. This is why the colored people al
vote the Republican ticket.
L.. 10. mon. o snnt at Zane Street n T.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-23

The Sharpe amil. had rough time Of it.
us Sharpe applied for q divorce from Mr.
sharpe Then Mr. Sharpe applied for 4
tiyorce from Mrs. Sharpe. Neither of the
applications was granted Thereupon the
Sharyes separated, and began to quarrel for
he custody Of the children. The whole in
tcEritous business Was caused by ind ges-
lion. which had soured The temperS Of the
5clIigereut parties. Browns Iron Bitters
ones up the digestive organs and enables
people to eat joytully and be happy. 1t is
not costly experiment to See what dol
lar bottle OF this medicine will 10 TO pro
mote family harmony.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-23
Miss MINNIE MADDERS

IL Caprice, Tonight Sketch of the Life OF
the Little star.
The story of Minnie Maddetus stage life
Is simple and short. She came OF theatrical
taniy, being the daughter OF the popular
m;lagcr the late Tom W. SaveY, and was
.,ru in New Orleans. La She was educated
%. -. Louis AT the Uranline Convent, aud
mrut almost from her school room upon the
stage This was ut the age Of IL, and not
outstanding her youth, she achieved in
Simultaneous success. The grace, pIquancy
and human Unrest Of her acting enabled
tsr 70 Jump al once into popular favor
she began the present season in New Ork
Civ in her new play Caprice and in the
face of Ii thousand failures carried her
metropolitan season through to a Consplcu
ousy conclusion, having now, by the beauty
aud natural grace Of her acting Of the part
of Mercy. the unanimous favor Of the
critics, and established herself in the hearts
Of New Workers in a way that will be always
remembered there and often alluded to in
journals, especially those which are devoted
to stage affairs.
Miss Maddcrn begins her engagement in
this city tonight at the Opera House for
,wo nights. in her Acknowledged great
triumph Caprice.
! So much has been published regarding
/ This Young artistic that II Is sale to assume
| ,hnt all habitual readers know everything
hat is known OF her public career, Her
remarkable cuccess in "Caprice' and the
! ro.diaE.y. not to say enthusiasm, with which
! ;L2 people Of many cities nave given her
welcome this year are incidents In that
career which attes, her singular popularity.
| Ii IS certain that the announcement Of h9r
coming engagement has aroused a very I'M
usual interest among trcquentcrs of the
theatres. and therefore the likelihood is
great that her visit at the Opera House will
,mpass the best she ever has placed Her
imacr ;ouation o! Mercy IS said to nc a
] Toe
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-23

Rev. DR. J. :. Stone will deliver a lecture
on bis Work and Observations in India,
his evening at the Thompson NJ +. Church
island. which will be treat to our citizens
bu they rarely have. During the course
.. his remarks h. will exhibit some models
pl The wonders that abound in that strange
,ouu;ry with explanations relating thereto
he Doc,or Is the son of !. +. Stone Esq.
nd il known 10 many Of our citizens.
since his residence abroad he has developed
scepiicua talents for the lecture field, and
- old friends will not only be glad to hear
~. ut will appreciate what they hear
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WORK OF GHOUIS.
a Rody Removed Prom Grave ut War


a Rody Removed Prom u GRAY" ut War.
rentown.
The Bellaire Tribune OF last night SAYS
1t WAS discovered yesterday that thD
oody of Mr.. John Capito buried in the War
rentown graveyard, had been taken from
rhc grave 5y some unknown parties. Nlr
Nelly. the jauitor. went to the graveyard yes
trrday morning to dig y grave for Mr.. Ne
Cormick. when he discovered the end OF the
roughboN in the Capi,o grave protrudiug
from the grave. and with the assistance o.
TWO Other men made an examination snd
found the top Of the co;in had been re
moved, aud the body was gone. The clothes
and slipper Of the corps were left in thu
collin. Bellaire doctors are accused here
rs The authors of the outrage.
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At THE POLLS.

.:p,, thr EnttIe Was Fought auL the
slaughter Wrought.
The air. yesterday was scarcely cOugeuia
.. .ho ward ;rilcr who reycls in elections.
(. -.arccly permitted him to linger ajou,
aid enjoy the small fayors of the candi,
l.;cs he mi ht meet and it also seriously
.u.e.Ecred with the labor of the real workers
nsout the polls; vet notwithstanding this
a.. re- was great amount Of work done
.'i the scenes on the hastings were quite
l.Gy oLes. Comparatively early in the
IaY It became apparent what the result
a..i &c and when the polls closed the
asrGte ones only awaited the confirmation
IS their predictions Mr.. Pollock did no
work whatever, while the friends Of Mr..
C,rubb were indefati5able, so that the result
Ms neither surprise nor regret to the
former. It was claimed that a scheme was
icing worked 10 down Thompson for Grub
aud Pollock for Smth, but As such stories
IRE always current, it passed Ut It's face
.aLe
With canyasserS at work, tho result was
Iu, long in mauitesting itself rs early a.
. clock a crowd began TO assemble al the
Civ BuildIn- and an hour later found the
pace literally packed with people. a. the
.ame time returns were beginning 10 come
u by telephone, the Fourth ward being the
:, to report. MAYOR Miller arrived a.
50 and with Clerk Bowers began 10 pre-
ale he returns. The crowd knew, in al,
.:,te Of the boxes wlq. the result wOylo
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NORFOLKN: NOKFOLkN!

NORFCsLkS, NORFOLhN,
AZ ". GTTHNN Il CO.'S Retail DE
partment. cor. Vain and Twelfth
streets. I'm fcW days We will be
able 10 show the yOunS men Of
wheeling. BeIIaire, Bridgeport
and Martins Ferry the finest and
largest line OF Norfolk Jackets
West of the Allegheny mountains.
These goods are now being mad"
for IL by one Of the leading man
facturers of tine clothing iva BOs-
ton. Wait and see them.
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Board OF Directors.

At meeting OF the stockholders Of the
Standard Insurance Company was held in
Wellsburg, on Tuesday 10Th, the following
board were elected:
:. George, W Ellingham, ". f. Bsrth,
pr. !. IL. Pipes. H. G.. Lazear r. c. Parks
j. h. Scmmeryjlie H. Horkheimer, J. c.
Palmer
Ata meeti.g oi tie directors held or
Ihursiay 22nl tie following officers were
elected " iilia-ham, President; $
,isorgc Vice Pr .jdcu,; II {. UIrich Sec
.,'urs
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Tue LOAN ORDINANCE.

\ Close Shave, hut Probably Defeated by a
Few Votes.
If the Fret Branch Of Council had met
aud approved the bill TO BE presented to the
Legislature, the loan ordinance would prob
ably have been ratified As it Is. it is prob
able the ordinance $ rejected by few
votes. The CGaras5ers OF the Sixth ward
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-23

In general such as are to
be found in a hrst-cIass Dry
Goo6s House, must and will
be sold without reserve to the
highest bidder.
Come one, come all, and
avail yourself Of this oppor-
tunity for great bargains:
p:3s%Sale will positively
Commence on Saturday, Japu.
airy y, at and I P. m, and
continue every Tuesday,
Wednesday and Saturday until
the full stock is disposed OF.
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ALONG THE SHORE.
what L. Being Done on the ONO
River.

What Is Being Done on the ONO
River.
PrrrsEuRG, January 22.-River D feet !
inches and falling. Clear and cold.
CAIRO January 22-River - feet, ;
inches and rising. Weather clear. IheF-
mometer 10.
CINCINNATI, O., January 22.-River 80
feet IL inches and falling, Weather clear
and moderating.
LOUISVILLE. January 22-Riyer falling
steadily: 10 feet e inches IN the canal
Weather clear; moderating somewhat.
Captain c. ID. last is visiting Cincinnati.
The Charles Brown had to rebuild her
wheel at Cairo.
New river and Kaaawha falling and full
Of aoating ice.
The L. 5. Lighthouse tender. Lily, is on
her way 10 Cairo.
The towboat Silas p. Coe repaired her
machinery at lronton.
The steamer Boon has entered the Gin
cinna,! and Knnawha river trade.
Tie towboat Diamond is en- route to New
OT,eaas with - GOO bushels of coal.
The Chauriou No. 10 and the Newport
ferry colided. 80 serious damage done
lBln ACCIDENT.
EysNsyIllE. January pa special 70
the Afternoon Public from Henderson.
Nv. saws: The ,owboat Harry Brown, Of
Pi,tsburg with twenty two barges of coal
struck pier No. e OF the Henderson bridge,
At o'clock this afternoon. She sank eight
bargcs and with them was lost two Of the
boat crew. After striking the pier she
fanked around on pier No, !, breaking the
tow in two,which was the cause of the loss OF
most of the barges In breaking up, five Of
the barges went to the right of Henderson
Island and the balance TO the left, lodging
against it. The towboat was not hurt in
the least and is now engaged in collecting
the scattered barges
The seven bargcs of coal lost by the tow
boat Harry Brown nj the Henderson bridge
today contained :, 100 bushels, owned by Il
Pittsburg firm, bound for New Orleans, No
lives were lost, as Was at first reported.
River at a stand, with y feet ) inches on
the gauge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-23
THE NEW COUNCIL

Democratic by SIX, on Joint Ballot The
Msmbers.
In some wards hot fight was mad over
tue Council tickets the general result being
that each party carr ed its own ward 0:
tue eight FIRST branch members elected
tour were Democrats and four Republicans,
and Of the twenty.eight Second branch mon.
sixteen were Democrats and twelve Repub
leans. This will give the Democrats con
mol of each branch and majority Of six
ON Joint ballot. The members Of the new
Council including the First branch mem
,rrs holding over are as follows
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weather Indications.

WASHINGTON. D. e.. january 81 IT
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, in
cressirg cloudiness. local SHOWS, eas;erly
winds in Tennessee sonrherly winds IN the
Ohio valley. warmer weather and failing
barometer.
Lower Lake. partly cloudy weather, local
LOWS warmer so.tharly Winds and falling
alCne'sr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-23

L. AND 0. Special Excursion TO Pittsburg
Sunday next, Janury 18th. Rates for
round trip 81 50. Trains will leave L. <
y. depot at ; 30 y. IN and returning will
leave Pittshurg at $40 . N Eastern stan
iagi .;me. Tickets good for this iaY only.
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Zine Dress Goods.

The Red Ticket Sale at f. N. McGiIlin
y 10. presents a grand opportunity to buy
lir,rclasS goods at low prices We quote
French Iricots ami cloths in desirable
shades q, Sl.j0, former price - 90, and all
Other tine goods reduced in ike proportion
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-23
SOME or OUR FRIENDS,

The People We Claim and the Stranger
within Our Gates.
Mr.. Sep. Hall left for Pittsburg Yesterday
afternoon.
Mr.. II. l.. Wells, of Clarksburg, is among
his Wheeling friends
Rev DR.. Stone and wife will leave for
their future home in India on Monday
next.
DR.. ". J. Bland, Of Weston, We are glad
10 announce, is slowly improving, though
,ct confined to his room
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-23
Advice To Mothers

Mrs. WinslOw's Soothing Syrup, for chill
dren teething, is the prescri ption Of one o,
he best female nurses and physicians in the
United States, and has been used for forty
years with never failing success by mil
hons OF mothers for their children. Dur
ing the process Of teetRing its value is in,
caiculable. 1t relieves the child from pain.
cures dysentery and diarrhGs, gripping In
the bowels, and Wind collie. By giving
health to the child it rests the mother,
Price Csc bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-23

b. ASn O. Special Excursion to Pit;sburp
Sunday next, January 18th. Rates for
round trip 81 50. Trains will leave B. L
o. Depot at 800 a. IN, and returning will
leave Pittsburg at $50 p. n, Eastern
Standard time. Tickets good for this day
only
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The BATTLE OF BALLOTS
Results Largely in Favor OF tho
Democrats,
Who Elect the Sergeant and wharfmaster'
Leaving the Republicans the Mayor and
Clerk--The Democrats Easily
Capture Council.

HiayDr-.Jacob w. Grubb'
sergeant Porter smith.
Clerk Frank W. Bowers.
Nharfma Crockard'
C,uuril Democratic in each branch.
The sun went down on Democratic VIC
tory, last night, and sent most OF the hePuo'
lcsns sorrowiug to their homes. 1t was 4
cold day and they were left. When tue
slain were numbered, though they included
the men in both parties, the Republicans
were largely in the majority. On the PrIn
ripal offices. the battle was drawn, each get
ting two. but as the Scrgeancy goes to the
democrats, with is appointments, and
Council. with all its Offices, goes the same
way they may certainly claim the lions
share Consequently last night they were
iubilsut. The result is as follows:
.HE CITY TICKET.
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Ynnnr Man Kenh IhI.

The Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich
,Gcr to send their celebrated Electro-Val
,aic liclI and other Electric Appliances on
NAL Ior thirty days, TO men (young and
cd) afflicted with nervous debility, loss o.
v,talry and manhood, and kindred troU
/ IS. Also for rheumatism, neuraIgia par
= ysis. and many other diseases. Complete
restoration to health, vigor and manhood
guaranteed No risk isincurred, as thirty
days trial is allowed. Write them at once
or illustrated pamphletSfree.
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SECOND BRANCH.
N|ITuLLrIOS

Uemo,ra;,- tirS, Branch. q; SSUni Branch, 10.
Eeyubican,-lIr>t Branch, Se"ond BraLch, -.
ucniJcssuc majority w joint ballot s
This will give the Democrats control of
the city bosris and the several Offices in the
gift Of Council.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-23
THE CLOSING OFT SALE

At VI. ~. Mnn>bRch'S. 20 Twelfth
street, still continues. and you can
get your bargains in made Co Or
der suits AT cost. Open al night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-23

Imported Decorated Porcelain
Tea Sets So pieces, for Eight Dol
lars. StOnr hiEa sets still lower,
nj DAWSON BROS.
2336 Market Street.
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ID. GTNDIING Il Co.
36 Twelfth Street

Members of Legislature invited
90 call and see our stock.
JACOB W. GIRL isB.
IeHeIer Cor. Twelfth and Market.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-23

counted and sealed their votes without pre-
sery;nr the total on the ordinance, simply
ANNOUNCING ratification had $50 majority;
Estimating the votes Chat was cOanteD
on the ordinance in the Sixth at l,OjO' the
Ggures would De as in the following table
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the following table
+ stin ated

On this basis the loan ordinance 'a'Is OF
a ratification by 20 votes. However the
correct return from the Sixth may change
this
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-23

THr entertainment at Zane Street NJ. r.
Church tonight will be attractive, iasci,
mating and beneficial, and is only twenty,
FIVE cents
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-23

ONry few pairs White blankets left.
Come 4, once Il you would secure bar,
gan T.. u. McGiilia 4 Co,
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80 TOD Zane Street w. f. Church ro.nigh
and STE how Frank :. Davidson chayming
variety chases away mOuO,ong
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-23

BLANK books of all kinds frs, class
quality, for sale ~ J. b. Wilson. No. 1872
Market street
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1ur popular humorist and vocalist
Frank S Davidson, will give his entertain
mcnt entitled Smiles, at Zane Street NJ
T.. Church tonight.
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Linens,

y large invoice Table linens, Napkins.
Towels and lowclings opened at r. VI. Nc.
Gillin 4 Cos
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4 walking skeleton.

Mr.. T. Springer, of Mechanic5burg Pa.
writes: Il was afflicted with lung fever and
reduced to walking skeleton. Got Tree
trial bottle of DR. Kings New Discovery lol
Consumption which did me 70 much good
that ! bought dollar bottle. After using
three lotllcs, found myself once more a
man, completely restored to health with a
heart: %:iT2;"e,::;;c, and a gain in flesh of IS
pounds.
Gall Il, Logan u Co.'S Drug Store and get a
free trial bottle Of this certain cure for all
Lung Diseases. Large bottles S!.0O.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-23
DENTISTS.
Nbesljn9 ge9istr1
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Index to New Advertisements.
Iost-Gold Necklace
Womsns Christian Association.
Notice-Bu-iness Men Organization.
For Reut-Hotel Property.
Smiles Zane Street u. F.. Church
Opera House-The Gal,~y Slave l.ora
Page.
For Reut-ROOm,. Local Page
Wauted-Csrrier boy Local Pa"
The Irving HAT - pinsrr $ Local
Page.
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II you want a seat at Zane Street NJ. f.
Church onight, 90 early for Frank S Da
wilson draws a crowd. Doors open At
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-23

NJ IiANr,uIgE Horse Blankets, sc. at
l.. N. NcGijl;G & Co
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I,gl ticket sale.
f. VI. McGlllin { Co.
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NOKrOLkA! NOMFOLkN!

NOREOEkS NOSfSLhS!
We have completed our line OF
these fnVOrItc cOai-. They are ihe
correct thing tor ,h" Kinks, and
are sure io become very popular
this Spring. 81 usual We lead in
these garments: have them I'm SiN
different fabrics, Pleatcd front and
back, with and without Jokes. At
the .-Atar."
ID. GINDLINGs q 60.
36 Twelfth Street.
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4 Treat

uaS been ,.arf.liy reduced Sc: tha Red
IEcn.ls- L. VI McNiIIn ( 20
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Henry Jacobs & Co.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. i'Ji MAIN ST
nSrP. S.-We respectfully invite the
honorable gentlemen OF the Legislature
while in our city. to please give Us a call
snd take home some nice presents. >P,en-
did bargains.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-07-11

VS.. Hungerfords for false representation.
Hungerfords represented some land in
Fentress Co. as being covered with
black walnut trees, and that the log
bouses were made Of walnut The Plain
tiff was an unfortunate New Yorker,
(secms to me, Mr.. Ed. New Workers.
are always getting into trouble, |
suppose tits because they are 10 innocent
and guiloloss.) Col Henderson argued
for Hungsrford, and said that "Old No.
SEES, Of Biblical history was a much
worse land spoculator than his clients,
and that be fooled the Children Of Is
rael, and took advantage Of them in
regard to the land Of Canaan In more
hssrtless manner"
None OK the above cases are yet dis.
pesed Of, except the case against the
D. D.
Your Special Correspondent.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-07-11

Messrs. George and Charlie Berry,
John York, Harry Davis, Ernest
Marland and John Mackey. Mark
Twain Brown acted as umpire. e
Quite a number of Rugbeians &C
cepted the invitation of the MEM
bors of the Lawn Tennis Club to
witness the games arranged for the
afternoon. Among those present
during the afternoon, we noticed;
Mrs. Marland, Mrs. Riddell, Mrs.
Giles, Mrs. Milmow, Mrs. squircs,
Mrs. Percival, Miss and Miss Malta
MARYLAND, Miss and Miss Eta Giles,
Miss and Miss Lellie Southwick,
Miss Gilliat, Miss Magas, Miss
Maggie Dyer, Miss Percival, Miss
Tyson, Miss Hughes and Miss Mar
shall; Messrs. W. II. Hughes, r
Walton, A. MARYLAND, DR.. Kemp,
Martin, E. Bracht, Riddell, Squlres,
Magse, Potbury, Milmow, Giles, W
Hughes, Page and Waugh.
Some good play on the court
was Witnessed, and some of thu
ladies joined in croquet on the SPAR
court.
Fireworks we're let off in from
of the Commissary about sP. M
the day concluding with dance il
the Commissary Hall, kindly len
for the occasion by the Lessee
Present: Mr.. and Mrs. Marland
Miss Lottie and Miss Malta Mar.
land, Mr.. and Mrs. s. II. Giles ant
Miss Eta Giles, Mr.. G. A Clark
Miss Bailey, Misses Mills an,
Madge Clark, Miss Gilliat, Mis-
Wells, Miss Maggie Dyer, Mis-
Hughes and Miss Marshall; Messrs
Hughes, Mackey, Churchill, Waugh
Page, Thomas, Moore, Searle, Ar
thur, Harry, Harold, Frank an
| Alick Blackjack and Horace Gle,
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-07-11
NOTES AND COMMENTS.

We copy from the London Globs
of Friday, June 10th. ulto.
Wandsworth- At meeting of repre-
sentatiyes from all the districts
of this borough Comprising Wands-
worth, Putney, Roehampton, Strea-
than, BALKAN, and Tooting), held
last evening, Mr.. Henry Kimber
(whose name was introduced with
those of several other gentlemen
was selected as the Conservative
candidate.
We wish Mr.. Kimber every sue
cess in his canvass, and venture
to predict that be will be returned
by large majority.