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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-01-21

Cattle-Market is steady and 100 l5c high
err; choice and extra good grades OF shipping
cattle are quoted at SO 7595 95; good to
choice stockers and feeders ut 81 50(d4 25 I;
common and good and mixed native cows.
bulls and canning grades Of cattle are quoted
at $2fg4 70; bulk aud mixed ranged at $500
. %.
Hogs-The market Is strong aud Zoe higher;
common and rough and mixed grades Of hogs
sorted heavy packing and shipping grades OF
hogs at 50 s094 %; common to good light and
bacon grades of hogs ut So 5Olst4 O5: .skips and
cullcd hogs at 81 75(13 80.
Sheeo--The market Is strong; Infcrior.to
fair naive snorn sheep sold at 81 20Q5; West
per head SfCq5.25.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-01-21
Attention Young Men.

Miss Annie O'Connor, a domestic in a hotel
In To edo received a letter from Gen. Rutledge.
Cleg Of the English army, stating she was his
granddaughter and heiress Of $4,000 year.
Her mother, Alice Cleg, married the coachman,
young OConnOr, and was dsinherited. An
ME ia the only one left OF the family. The
rest were all drowned by the loss of G as
gov steamer some years ago. London solicit
tors have been cabled to learn the truth Of the
strange story.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-01-21
Almost Incredible.

A colored woman living near Pundhlll,
Conn.,, wishing to call her husband, closed
her baby up IN an oven 10 keep it warm, the
fire being near.y out. While she was away
her husban1 came home, and unaware OF the
wherea bouts OF the child, bu lit hot fire. The
woman noticed smoke coming fiom the
chimney and hurried home, but arrived TOO
late, as the child was found literally roasted.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-01-21
TIMELY TOPICS.

THIS simple little tale, hit Of
realism, from the editors drawer, in
Harper's Magazine for February is
founded on "Howells's Titles" If not
particular as to the chronological or
der William Dean Howell's writings
might be memorized as follows: At
least it would be only "A Modern In
stance" if "Dr. Green's Practice" in
the Three Villages" should lead to
"A Chance Acquaintance" with 1.-The
Lady of the Aroostook;" and il he
should take upon himself "A Fearful
Responsibility" Their Wedding Jour
ney''would be'A Foregone Conclu-
sion;" after which they would naturally
take their Italian Jou neys'-through
Tuscan Cities" avoiding 1.-The Carrot
ers"-during the Indian Summer"
in 1.-The Sleeping Car" of course using
The Register at the hotel stopping
places, at each of which they would
take "a Days Pleasure. They might
! nance to meet their friends abraham
Lincoln, " Rutherford B. Hay s" or
"Col. Silas Lapham." This would be
followed naturally enough by Even
etian Life" where the Doctor" or
the Lady" or both, would make
their Suburban Sketches" and write
their Poems," or Choice Autobiog-
faphy Essays" All this would bit
preclude their retlrn TO earth via - The
Elevator" to the {" Undiscovered
Country Woul this supposition Q
"A Counterfeit Presentment, or Out
of the Question: How-ells could it be-?
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-01-21
Fearing Famine.

An Irish high sheriff writes to the London
Times under date of an. II, that pending the
discussion of DO tiles uy par ilnen famine
is approaching re and anu with iL win lme
acts of Jaw. essness. Nio ent mn, he says,
determ ned not TO star e, viii seize the nee
cessaries OF life even at he risk OF doing DO lily
harm TO OF ers.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-01-21

HARPER's MAGAZINE for February
maintains the strength which charac-
terized the December and January
numbers. Every article in it makes a
point. The illustrations leave nothing
to be desired, and the variety of its con-
tents is as noteworthy as as their ex-
cellence.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-01-21
Killed in a Rallraai Wre /, K.

A train conveying military company was
completely wrecked at Naldivia, seaport
town of Chill, on the Naldivia or Calcutta
river, six,e,n miles from the mouth. Thirty
soldiers, including eleven officers, were
killed
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-01-21

Colored North Americans have pet,-
toned congress for the establishment
of national industrial schools in tho
states and territories so as to give the
colored youth common school educa-
ton and trade. 1t also asks for an
appropriation for the establishment of
the Garfield colony in lower California
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-01-21
Blessings on Grevy.

President Grevy of the French Republic has
signed deere granting amnesty 10 persons
convicted of lolit cal oifenses since 1870, and
reducing the sentences of many offenders
against the common law.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-01-21
Too Gnnd for Him

VIM. StevaEs the young man who killed
Bertha Duckwitz in Detroit on the night of
December 4, has been convicted of murder In
the first degree and sentenced to life imprison-
ment in jackson, whittier he was taken on the
18th inst.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-01-21

In the stomach Of thirty-seven pound COD
fish old in the fish market of Hjoerring, Dem
marx. one Nay In November, we're found an
otter cod fifteen inches long, and very large
aud lat duck. perfectly fresh and apparently
swallowed alive and whole. Except for bite
ON the neck il was unlniurod.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-01-21
Lamar's Logic.

Secretary Lamar believes the government
has power 10 inquire into the validity Of a
be exercised in the case OF the Bel telephone
patent.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-01-21
Gets Seven Yea s.

John Magec, recently arrested in London
or writing threatening letters 10 the Prince
of Wales bas been sentenced 1" ven years at
hard labor His wife was released.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-01-21
To the Front.

1t is rumored that the Quebec school of cav
airy, under command of Col. Turnbull, has
received orders TO prepare to proceed 10 the
northwest
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-01-21

The Missouri cremation society has 10 mem
berss twenty-five OF whom are women.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-01-21
~ MARVELLOUS PRICES. ra
BOOKSE0R THE MILLION
Complete Novels and Ofher W0F


Ia % g
EACH Each book hompe o
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-01-21

I'm Just Going Down 10 the Gate.
Handful OF Earth. Wait till the
Clouds Roll BY. I'll Meet Her
When the Sun Goes Down. A Knot
OF o., Blue and Gray. Mays Gone
bridget Donaghue. Little Wife.
Nellie. Bold McIntires. Only a
Pansy Blossom. Nobody Knows
What Racket Was There. Where
Is My Wandering Boy To-nightf
Paddy Dudy's Cart. Widow No
lan's Goat. Warrior Bold. We Sat
by the River, You and Z You viii
Miss Me When I'm Gone. Old, and
ONLY in the Wav oh nar, loihan
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R"REAKFAsT pUpaEr.

A Coney Island museum proprietor
offers $300R week to Herr Most II be will
90 and sit in an iron cage in his museum.
Fsrmersin the vicinity Of Lima, o., are
ON the WaIpath in search Of q horse
poisoner. He has succeeded In killing a
number OF very valuable animals.
1t is estimated that fully $S8,0OO,0O0 Of
northern and English capital was invested
in new undertakings in the South in the
first three months OF the current year.
All New York policemen not so pro-
vided have been ordered by Supt. Murray
to procure rsYolyeH Of thirty-eight Caliber
ANY maks), SO that cartridges can be ex-
changed in case OF emergency,
Capt. John Miller, Of Jimtown, Ohicka.
saw nation, is now defendant in a murder
trial at Fort Smith, Ark. This typical
hero OF the cowboy kind is now 10 years
old and is said to have killed thirty men
in his long and glorious career.
That eyer-popular resort Of things Curl
GUS and remarkable, La Grange, Ca, has
come to the front with an account OF o
well-developed frog which was found re-
Gently imbedded in the heart o fan old oak
tree, which was fully four feet in diameter.
The Boston Traveller says that at a recent
wedding near Boston the bride entered on
her uncle's arm, and was met at the
church by the groom, The uncle then
retired in good order, took his seat in the
body OF the church, and when the clergy
man asked" w no givetht this woman, etc,
arose in his place, anu 'ouu'y anu Gu
phatically said me-
There is in the possession Of the rail-
road company at Chambersburg, Pa, one
Of the original stones used to mark the
Mason and Dixon line between Penn:
sylvania and Maryland. The stone, had
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-28

1t is hoped that none Of Senator Ken
mas friends will take ofense II the INTEL
1laESCER says onCe more that the young
Senator IL right. Indeed he shows an
acutenegs Of perception, sdeptho Of penetra-
ton anda ripeness Of wisdom far beyond
his years. Almost any other young man
would have felt 80 Complimented by the
tender Of the Craftsmanship Of an impor-
tant committee oil q great party that he
would have been eager to establish him
self in possession.
Not 80 Senator Kenna. Tho dazzling of
fer did not blind him to the situation
which, he realizes, Is bsset with many and
grave dangers TO his party. Ashe cast his
keen and praCticed eye over the field he
saw that the legions Of Democracy were
not ready for active service. He detected
the lack Of spirit in the ranks. He noted
the hopeless c%ountenanCes .ot the leaders.
Men who ahould have been smart and
trim were shuilling about, grumbling
about the Commissary. Dingy muskets
and lustreless sabres were piled in con-
fusion or lay strewn about the camp.
Many Of the troops had been paid in the
unCurrent coin OF fair promises rudsly
broken. 1t was Of this force that a young,
dashing and brilliant leader was asked 10
take command.
With the prudent pteCautlon Of one 1t
10 command he sought the highest power
and asked II the troops were 10 be put on
awar footing. lie wanted TO know whether
lie was 10 begin paying of as soon as he
ASSUMED command; whether bounties
were 10 DO offered, with tho hope Of com.
Portable pensions and whether he was 10
have authority TO hire as many mercen.
aries as he might need 10 bring up the Of.
isctivo TO a point that would reflect credit
upOn the great cause. When the Presl.
dent said that a previous engagement iot.
babe him 10 enter, into the proposed plan
Of campaign, the young Senator kindly
but firmly retired in good order, leaving
10 some more reckless man all the glory Of
responsibility without power.
Someone whose career Is behind him.
who sees the sun fast setting and the
castles Of a buoyant fancy fast fading into
miSt-somo griISlsd veteran weary Of
fighting in the ranks and eaSet TO COM
maud-may consent to lead to is ruot a
rabble that might have been an army. 80
great asaCriace has noCharm Tor the young
Senator from West Virginia, whose path
thus iarhas been blazsdwi nth the brilllancy
oil. his achievements.
There are men III the Democratic party
quite capable Of leading ito defeat Let
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-28
BELLAIRE.
Minister Neutrality-suspicious. Boat Race.
PaEaanAla.

Minister EIREFiSd-SAturdAysS Boat kAee'
PsrsonAls'
D. L, Thoburn is at Mt, Pleasant.
Mu, W. q. Brown Is visiting her rela'
tives in Moundsyille.
Rev. j. NJ. Monroe has been at Belmont
holding religious meetings,
Capt. John Fink and wife are home
from an extended western "trip.
The Niagara rink owners offer the ma.
terial for sale and will not rebuild it.
Mrs, John Parks, who has been low
with nervous prostration, is recovering.
Rev. MIR, Wisner, Of the 0rrville Ger
man Church, will preach for Rev. o, +. W,
Hustedt on Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Marshall will be
home tonight from Tennessee, where they
have been for two months,
Richards will be here for Saturday,
race with He'll, he says; but he has moi
been here for practice over the course yet
The O.. & T. will run exCursion trains Il
Freeman's Saturday, on account Of the
dedication Of the soldiers monument a
New Cumberland.
The Directors Of the Buckeye Building
Association met Wednesday evening and
elected Will Parkes a member oil. thu
Board and Secretary.
W. H. Stewart and daughters, Of Olever
land, were the guests OF Col. I. II. Morril
yesterday, Mr., Stewart Is Division AgenI
OF the Pennsylvania Company,
The Third ward alone reports twenty
saloons that will pay the tax OF $500 eaCt
and one that will pay the 500 tax. Five
saloons in this ward will retire from bust
meas on account Of the tax.
Rev. 7. H. Taylor, now Of Quaker City
and Miss Mary Elliott, OF the First ward
were married at Joseph Bates'S home LAS
night. Presiding Elder Paine and RsV, j
O. Smith performed the ceremony.
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A Good Excuse.
TnrMSininnl

Ie1dS SylHDS'
The Judge was worried and irritated by
the many persons who had been sum
moned for Jury duty coming TO him with
excuses. When Carl Naglebaum's name
was called the Judge said, with much
asperity: "Well, Sir, | presume, like the
rest Of them, you want to he exCusedP'
"Dot Is 30, your Honor; | would like not
to serve dot jury on" whats your ex-
Cuse sir 2" II would like to be oggCused
because my wife she is tesd." You may
10 sir; your excuse is q good one,'
said the te%nderhearted Judge, trying to
swallow a Vi lump, aud turning away his
head TO conceal his emotion. The es-
capped Juror Immediately left the court
room. A friend and neighbor followed
him out OF the courtroom aud, selling the
escaped Juror by both hands, in a broken
voice said: mime Colt, Heinrich, ish dot
80 dot your wife vas dead? Dot vas dread
ful l feels for you, mine %frent." The be-
reaved husband smiled and said: "Don't
weep, Hans; don't weep; 1t vos only my
frat vile vat died In dot old country,
twenty years ago pefore l come. dot
America to-. Ny present wife vas not
much tead; I don't have no more such
good luck any more"
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A onrd from w, q. !, u.
To lie Editor d a IntoltOmo9.

TO The Editor 81 ne Ltdltgeneer.
sR:-In answer to the card ola butcher
printed in Wednesdays Register, we, the
ladies Of the Gospel Temperance Union,
have not harmed or done anything Ia
hurt the stalls Of the butchers in any way,
merely doing the work Of blessed
Savior, trying to reach a class that never
entered a church, trying 10 redeem men
and save them from ruin and their families
and their poor children. We have never
been refused holding our out Of door
meetings anywhere to save the fallen.
Our Blessed Savior told US to 60 out In
the highways and in the bywsys and
preach the Gospel. Now, we members oil
the ". G. 7. U. do hereby thank the
Market Master for his kindness in letting
US have tue privilege Of holding oul
meetings in the market. There is but one
butcher that madethis protest, the otherl
that / have talked to think It Ia right.
[Signed.l MRs. JACOB SNYDER,
One Of the members, and also in behal
ofthe other members.
Wheeling, May 20, 1886.
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the Chairmanshipbe given to one of these.
Or, If something be desired that will still
more accord with the eternal fitness Of
things, let a chairman be chosen from the
select company which surrounds the Mug
wump council board. A leader "without
pride of ancestry or hope OF postsrity'
will have nothing TO lose, SO that no dis
aster to the party can fall upon him as q
nersonaI aacrifIce.
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Close connection made on all ltalnl-H Z. h. r.,
Ga I, H. r., and d. q or r.
Extra illps on abort hullce, -
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Rnpld rrnn.lt on the y. : 0.

PiLSbuSph Commercial. Gdiets,
Mrs. Thurber's haste to get 10 Washing
ton was the occasion OF q remarkable feat
10 ~railroading. She wanted to be there
by 8 o'clock yesterday afternoon and the
limited express from Chicago was not due
there until three hours late. In thit
emergency Mrs. Thufber telegraphed Il
the Baltimore 4 Ohio road and Its officials
undertook TO get her there In time. Not
withstanding a delay Of forty minutes by q
hot box, they got her there twelve min
utes alter 8, making the 800 miles from
Pittsburgh 10 Washington In eight and Q
quarter hours. Mrs. Thufber aud hei
daughter were the only passengers, ant
they have the satisfaction Of knowing thai
they made the fastest time IN record be
tween the two places.
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areru MISUNDERSTANDING.

|WANTRD-To RENT, 4s OR 50
w Inch Blcycle or a saiety Machine, two
houn every morning. state price wanted. Ad'
dbeSstA ,Wthis Otire. my4
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Insure Your Life

And thus protect your wife and children
The Ohio Valley Life Insurance. Company
OF Wheeling, affords reliable life insurance
at rates within reach Of small incomes
The average cost last year in the Ohio
Valley was less than that Of any other Life
insurance company or society in the coun
try. The Ohio Valley has in eight year.
paid over 100000 dollars to widows and or
plants Of deceased members. The yea
1886, Notwithstanding the hard times, wa
the most prosperous year in its history,
Medical examinations made at the Office
free Of charge. For further information
enquire at the Office, second floor front
Reilly block, entrance No. 1921 Market
GEN. l. H. DUyAI, Pres.
W. O. HANDLAN, Sec.
7. H. LOGAN, Treas.
7, B. CAMPBELL, M. D.,
Medical Director.
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TOR REN,r.

Real Ettale Agent Collector and Noiay ,,SG
inSi9 Office M lGl2 9@
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BUILDING Associations are the best form
Of q savings bank. Small sums paid In
weekly soon accumulate to q large amount
and the security Is all that could be asked.
1t cannot fall. The Globe Association will
organize next Friday evening at No. 1915
Market street. Attend and secure stock,
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BY taking the TAI r. ", lCity time,
train on the Cleveland & Pittsburgh road
passengers arrive In Cleveland at 1926 p
H., and Chicago at $3.50 the following
morning. Connections made In Union
depot, Chicago, for all points west.
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10 a. Ednor OtlA 1lalRaea.

To ne Editor oftM hRaItoele1.
SIR:-Permit me To say to the Regbttr'I
mighty chieitain that he is entirely of his
base. l have not had one word Of con.
versation with Colonel fancy for three OF
four weeks. Ibid not submit any com.
muniCation 10 him in any shape or form,
nor did Mr.. Hart emasculate the atore.
said communication, but published 1t just
as It left the hands Of DRNoCRAT.
Wheeling, Mdu 81.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-28

Saturday, May 20, the Baltimore 4 Ohio
will sell round trip tickets from all eta.
tons on the Fourth division 10 Grafton at
very low rates. Tickets good returning
Until Monday, May 81. Excursion train
will leave Wheeling at 1880 A, NJ, Eastern
standard time, returning leave Grafton al
4 n N,
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browns IRON BITpERS RE
id LEVIED Mis- Emily 8, ChRmbem, Martins
burg. W. Va, OF Indigestion and enabled her 70
PennmmOnd II too highly.
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DIED.

MORRls-At MorriStown, Ohio, on Wednesday
afternoon, May 20, lssG, VI $3.50 O'Clock, HENRY 4
MoRnls, formerly Of this city, In the 10th year o.
his aye.
Funeral from the u. & o. Depot on Friday morn
Ing At Il O'clock. Intarment private.
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browns IRON BITTERS
ID strengthened the NERVES Of 81. James E.P.
OF, Nippon, JetersOn county, W. Va, Ielerl
him from dyspepsia and toned up his sy'Iem zen
orally,
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BROWNS IRON BlrlERS OURE6
- Nj, IohI H. Meyers, 27?9 EOa ittet, Ws,sI,
Ing, W. Va, Of nIurRigia lld he prOnounca III N.
peTlor 70 any medIGiuS be kAd ever used aud n
great VRlu0
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-28

sChoienhauer, the pessimlst drank
champagne, never read the Bible, hated
nobody but his mother and was alwayl
ready for q spree.
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Speeta1 Aotlets.

FiTst-Aii Fib stopped itsa By d.. Kilno1 Great
Nerve ReatoFef, No Flu Aitet nNt days usa. MAJ.
yelouS cures. Treatise and q % ttiGl bottle free 10
El,OASQ. send V u. Kline, vi Arch o., PAilG, IA,
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10 Our PdlrOHS and The Public Generally;
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give you entire fRtiAiaCtiOn. and guarantee al Ovr
my96 GEO. HlBBERp.
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TEIH BEST MUSIC
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IT Ia dangerous TO take opium. Red Star
Cough Cure has none. II is safe, sure.
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dissolution gotters,
DISSo LUTIO

The frm OF Thompson 4 IIIhberd has thl,5 Al,
MAY IS, 1852 been dissolved by mutual cOn,sSi
Mr. John Y, Thompson retiring from the aim,
We desire 10 return our thAuFB to our uuiiOnt,
and friends for their liberal patronage for M MI
fifteen yeas, and would ask q continuance Of ~
ZANE 70 the new aFm which will succeed, and Va
intend TO continue the business IN all is bISncS,,
At the old AtRnd, and who are authorized lokits
up The old firm accounts,
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JOHN Y. THOMPSON.
GEO. HlBDERD,

In retiring from tho above tVm / duIle 10 or.
press my thanks 10 our customers for their llbenl
patronage, and would reQug st that my iflendi mi
old customers will continue their patronage d ~
late PARTNER In the Plumbing, Gas aud 81 lm,Fi.
ting business. JOHN f., TAOAPs0S,