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Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-02-04

Ex-R Representative Geo. Battertor
of Sailing township, was in Mexico
this week on business. Geo. is as
full OF politics as a deg is Of fleas
and gave us some points that we
would never hare thought Of.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-02-04

Laddonia is to have a 100 mile
walking match shortly. Laddonia is
a live town and will not be kept
do yn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-02-04
OUR LITTLE MEN And WOMEN.

This magazine for youngest readers, has earpes
golden gratitude from teachers and psfenu
This past year. While its short stories M
beautiful pictures have made it welcome
everywhere as a general Magazine for Liffls
Folks, its series ufI Instructive articles hsvs
rendered IL of unrlvalled value to educstors
For 1856 several specialties have been preparei
IN accordance with the suggestions OF teach
ers who wish to start their little primHYisss
in the lines on which older brothers and sister
are being taught. As q beginning In Anert.
can History, there will be twelve CHARMING
chapters about
THE ADVENTURES OF COLUMBUS.
This story OF the Great Discoverer, while I'm.
~toricaily correct amt valuable, will be NJ.
1ectly adapted to young minds and fitted 10
take hold upon d chIld's attention and mem.
DRY ; many pictures.
LITTLE TALKS ABOUT INSECT LlFK
will interest the children in one branch u
Natural History with anecdotes and plcturn,
OUR COLORADO PETS
will describe wild creatures little known n
children In general. These twelve stores N
are Grue, and are full OF life and adyenturs.
each will be illustrated.
"ME AND MY DOLLS"
is a cunning little serial story" written Ia
American childred by the popular EnslaA
author, Miss l.. L. Meade. II will have TweisS
Full-page Pictures by Margtret Johnsol.
From time tn time fresh Stories about Fayofif,
friends may have material for little ~llteratula
lessons suited TO young children.
Seuenty..foe FuU-Page Pictures. 0sJ
81. 90 a year.
Address all orders to
d. LOTHROP & co, Publisher,
Franklin and Hawley Sts., Boston. Man
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-02-04

The grounding came out Tues
day, and, We guess, froze to death.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-02-04
SwornStatement of Circulation.
Ii. Ii. RUNKLE. Foreman.

Subscribed and sworn to before me,
this Goth Gay of Jan, a. D., 1856.
Ben. &. JOHNSON,
Circuit Clerk.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-02-04

Crsnberries, dried peaches, dried
apples, prunes, eurrants and greer
apples at r. G. Paul's. 43-4t.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-01

The event hv which issE Wi be uoss
elearly marked in An~rseAn history d
un3euhssdly tie seos~=asa 10 psvcr sf
ths Demosrsssc party. and ~ cod at
shs Republican presoutasnss vhiee
bad eon,inaed aninterrspssa,y FOG
twenty teur wears VITA the exsepsisa
Of thrs event the unis~d ssstes he's
p@~a~e thrsnxh the year aimcss - the
hAPpy Satiaa ~hieh has M Alsssry.
There have eesa wrAnsss~. disgatss s.A
Gisea~ssens. bat there hss h~cc no
peliteai sssAi Of ssfasisat isngortxno-
10 demand paAes 10 hlssosy. Ihs pA--
saw sf see SseAraaxasn treaty wou,S
have eses a great eveat, "a, safosta-
natvly u dsd DOT pss. II. e~a~rL
Tolcy Of tie Aanint.s rati.u hss been
= sarpEtse 70 both iss Tsrsy fsieoas ssa
SO enensss. lnssesd Of The sleaa sveee
OF The pualle oesese wsisA pccpie en-
feetsd to see - the Accession OF Pse~a.
dsn' C'sVslAnd. there has esen ne swecv
al Al. sLa eeangr~ ct Federh egisprS
sSs ts~u toste - slowly sha. no evsi
SIC; has o<cn iea 10 TIE trAnsses,oa Of
gat!ic eassue~&. Ths nexsoesAl.s AZ
30 utsirssiez, inased. cas- 50 lAossaVely
saetVd RsraslissH isees thai tss
cssvse ~assh ;eoa Esaee on Nara I,A
tss b. 80 sslt anly ~ tAs~- alrrssiy m
trr.sgs IN The foxssns~ Of zoe political
gsvts ~ tae ashes.
- Far ss The eis essous NJ TIE xs~r N
,'estr h~r~ hss t~~u 30 us.rk@s
81 tEe Is tte . lssse Is spsctaus % %.
tsrtie lee Fri=s'v~ sars~ssa ~ .Ar
tNo tsstitSt atssst p~..ass "a saa-
srv L., aS>s. = "a 49, ga H.sr, tst
isSs 10 yte ; 40 slectioa-. tae Ssss~s
s'sls'~iis Eresrssesi a. krraalicsn sSs~
q s's nv Sh~ Rerassssses. ard tA--ss
f-s'' r.l!s vs ~ '~ss a. nvshs.ssasss ~ers.
e-r- ~ 80 u s.~e-st. M IL
"a, 80 state M Ts.sk as cssss d
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-01
WASHINGTON TEkkiTeKy,

Alth0ash the Ps-ise S1rthwss. hes
sh.red N The bzrnsss dsp,sssion vtseh
hs< hees - severely felt throughout the
oUsntry. tie year 1876 haS been o,s q
substantial. IL moderate, improvement
for Hsshisgson Territory. there Is
every iEd.zssion tia: thsrs hss been
steady increase n tbs pop74ssI n Of
al1osi every sDauty IN the Territory
Tbs inefesss has .ssn reliable sid
p@rn4Dsnt one. nos ssse 3 zoe - sften
marks seasOns 81 extraordinary pros
pesI;y .as vhssa is more apparent thar
real The s9stiAz popzlztion Of tie
Territory - FossIbly lsss tsAa II v2s
year aeo, bit fbs pzmoer Of sc.zsl resl-
deufs-0f home b1ilders-Is zoQoss-
tloustly greater. Tie ssrssu o.
touflsss, vhion bad almost ceased IN
1854 and early 1. 1875. wa renewed
duriag the past ssnusr with greater
vslaDs than ever. and thousands VISITED
the Territory, and returning e TIER
Eassera bones. are sill telling inter
ssssd hearers 0f the magnificent coontry
and deiightfai climate Which they found
In the fsx Northwest
Railroad bcildins vsot % almost
continsoaay shroaeh the year, and a.
thoaxh the total mileage Of track laid
10 not equal 10 thai OF some prsvioas
years. sasssanti&l progress h.s been
ssds- ssv iinss have been eonstrusssd
and nev branshss baili, and in .s lssss
sss Instances Q road vhiea ors year eco
vas iyiaG IDLE, 10 nov In regular opera
tioa- koQtes for new railroads have
beea surveyed. and asv lines have been
psojsssed, the ocnssrscsicu Of xhioh
viii b Of tnsalsulabls bsssss 10 the
Territory.
Oar foreign commerce, Q statement
Of vhieA viIl b foard elsewhere, hss
seps psss With the increase in the
popaistisn and wealth Of the Territory.
A study OF the statistics Of our CON
msroe and shipping viii oonvince the
most ineredalo0s Of the vast proper
tions which the foreign commerce Of
Washington Tsrrits.y mast speedily
r.,..f,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-01

sesrss NcGrav informs - tsas Z
tie az ID allowed 20 s-x1d - : .cv 70
he VII solss>; taxes ezr-z % o<1s ;vo
rG.ss --der "a prv~sxooA Re aoes
Boa oe.sev.. sossvs,. -; ia Lags%
IT,. vi % % cr.sE - - -s1-rs
shexiss ssr5exeszf tie IsrrscJ 20 %
sss vort yltcozs eoGp<-sAtlc.- sse
;tas q r~zs6lA measure IL - enacted
- ~ sar.y DAY.
4 xuysr = tAls c.sy s2s .acoec -
tie following .or pzotscs-io1
II he rso>cf kes Q. tee L-e1s-Ascrs
resssEaS tie penalty - ~ p>r>c1s
psvIsz Their tsx-s o<f0rs MARE lss
vzE1d rs seems - Dc TIE rrs-.,.zaS
1-ssssoc-
p.-r.se q. tie 49, vzs - re5ssse
TIE pecslty sod vIrS1a-s % tIseo1 tos
payzec; q taIss z-tA AA-=- Iss-soe
= seress ~ &c r1st ti.ss beng oo-sscsee-
TIE oo--ssl1rs % 70. rsT=-1s AZ ss--
Z &c rsy ..se-ssr-o VIE eIsePs tai
IT, ..e-rzs stsoI5 vsIs -7fll AA-ce SIS
before fczy eo-s6 sci ce-soca Prop@-Tx.
Afss- ;ae zx- CO Nzy-e tcsy v01l6
have ovs- ece no.te - vic. % e1-
sczfs pe-sozzl p-sser-y. osIEc aore
rics to- TIE pcyyose Trey vo1A1 iosc
u-oc-s szie tss sac q Pa! estate a.
ssyssoto-s- Ih-rs az Dc 10 ca-5solP
sx,sus % re seer1s. o1f Al r1o-le
g@5-e-s AXE tkzlr o5s vita tie *
press zrd-r-zzcaz-z tat tie Lasls.s
fzrs Esy sd 10. CT less-r ios3r s1ta---
o. izcrsas~. alElu.s- o; regulate f-=.r
nav zzle=s Fks-s =. a .C-stlIztsoozl LG-
,ssTloc "a fLSrs q 10 Ll-zIlsTlJ- = i13s
czs-.
RE Is Tie Lee7ssrzrs. Z the
2ts-rse e co1ss Tzfl0oz4 EEls.I75c.
-sy crezls sc6 ssoiIss O4se=- soc 70 or
..s--n ttei. Gsisez- ss-1oe= 60 exssDd
IL tern q o5ce. and Ioc-ezss, 5-ET1
- 81 regulate TIE eoUp-Cssfzsa - Of
5o~rs 81 IL pleasure. DElloz o. NJ
nscslAl C0-tsorsTT0-s, SC -.
IL Ezy Dc : little Ezrc sz sse so@-I1s
= givs TIE penalty % the taxpayer x
stead Ct 20 fe7-- o1i Il !. ore tie asra-
scips ihas all pacllc ozs=rs arr hsole
20 .zzzr. AID II fast most o. ten are
xIlllrs ;o,s11sg. Ite-e . zlxEys 4 l1tsls
dynamite II 81 c5ss srv-sy
Ozs yea- ago tbs siIy passed Al ord
s1noe releasing tie 10 per cat. p-nslEy
1pon al ReCer=l and sp-elal taI7s fsr
ls>4 ssieh soc7}t Dc PAID OF 81 before
Feb. =, Iss5. f=v dsys $50 the sar Q
seIrs sas done - - taxes Of ls.5. TIE
interest and peSalty being bJto resess
Sd M ore nss Questioned tie p'oser
OF policy Of tie city. What ths1, can
De sse obisesisr 10 o similar scs Of the
Legislators:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-01

BY tks Dsnoerata and Ohis By TIE Ee-
pasiissez. vtie in Ssv jersey and
Csessssseus ia stvzntscs seemed BE
Be sisAEaY va The Eepaoisoass-
oss sveof vzii e,srt l5ss ~ year TO
Be ssssnss rst BY the peopie. On tie
tvsafy bird day % gsiy. TIE creates.
of ADerss&e soldiers took his fcal psaes
70 History. Ths whole peopas, withoos
regard 10 party % Spasloo- u0zrnsd
with al sisosrity fo< tie deaEa Of GEES
sr.i Grzna The ADsy1car peopse &C.
1ea.or~d so saSv BY every Esszs II
shsir possr that tbsJ fsi; ksssiy ths
io@ u oos We D7s r.nk n history
vita tee ersssess ne, u ali sees- s0s
vas The ioss Of General Grant the ozly
sss szfsrsd By AGsris2- An sr1szai
na9ber Of The p<oniss1s rses Of tbs
kkfioa have dsed vItkfn the psSs year
Anozg theu we're Frederick TAeodsgs
Frsiinzhaysen. kishars Gras; White,
Cardinal ksCssksy. TsoDas A. Hs1
1rseks. Gsorss p. Mcclellan, q Grasz
Brown and Eoberr TsonbG
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-01

trsm any SeAsg. EeerJ tsvs 2at VI
Eazs % ths Sezoz - u 1&Hy sorE-zt-
esssoz VITA tkis city. Ell E.szzeoecs
sses of sssanen p<sesiezlfy Eo1o2ol1-
ina to eanyl.S trade Of tes sozn1-
Oar merchants bsve within TIE past
yea, pashec OF into ses eei3s ss1 ss-s
ssrecg<heosd tseis bsLd spoc tee Dis
tyics vt5ch ~ asrs.dy eocee6ec 20 De
sseirs. while II 10 iEpo&5ss 20 say
What proporssoc of a. tee goods eoc-
s7rsd IN Western wa<1fnSsoc A.. ds-
tnozsed fro0 Seattle. ]; 10 certainly
very large Ths eoz1sresAl supremacy
% sezttas 70 western Wkse1nxsoa- IL
1ssd. las sevsr oesc q.sss1ooed- VII,
AIazk., slso. oar merchants srs ssss-iHz
icto b,zneas reiEsoos u tie rsr Isfl.
nsse ehsrscses Oar trs6@ Wiz tta'
Territory % alrss5y large. AID = % s=r-
taia 10 increase VIE tie 5eTssoP-
ners 81 that vsotsrf1l oozEtry.
IL growth. Ssst.le tas keps psne Wiz
tie oshes clfiss Of tie Tertiary. Tos
lozQ cad Of or ezty E2s bsen easily
maintained and - A. probability la
bSeE Considerably ireressed Tts
growth o. TIE sify . szyly ast-<ed oy
al statistics available, aid that tt.
growth 10 Of substantial sa6 re- abb.
kn1 q svids-r 70 ine noss szper5c1z.
observer.
without pans IL - gisE.s over past
trlzrpks, or peopss can prsss q vita
TIE Strongest taEit Il tie great tatzre
Of s-agtss. Ths s2s--d3 Er.Efh q ia=
city II toe pass - bzf al in5ieziica 2.
What VII b oo1p.lsasd 4 tie years
70 -osz&
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-01

1856. 'life 1854. leaves Seattle 10.
Qseea City Of Page, S5asd and tn.
Sra sssv sf Washington Territory BY
- far Thai tAs-s can scarcely be aid 10
Be sccoui. II the year foand Seattle
sreure in tts possrisn ss the metropolis
Of the Tsuiscry. 10 leaves IL dosbly sad
trebly s~care-so secure. iads~d. that
fsr years 10 coD. real rivalry between
thts and any other ctr vii be impo~-
ssei> This. Of ooar>e. is sapsosias
that the psopss Of SsAssls oil be as
hop<ful soterprtsing and Aggressive Ia
the fssare ~ they have besn IN The pa.s,
asd tina, they viu esntaas 10 display
TIE traits which have made SEATTLE q
sYpoayu 70, p,uet aad energy. the
events Of he past year amply saox.
TIE bassce~- prospects Of The city
hsve irnrrVved IN every was during tie
year. The shirnssts of coal. laneer.
ard the other pssiacss Of Western
wsshlsesoa shos = marked iner~ass
eves thee Of the previoas yeAr. sna
shsfe Is every rrssrn 70 believe tAai this
tneresse oil sontinus steadily FROM
rear 10 year, The os<niHz Of The mines
tributary TO the Cedar river railroad
MAKES il certain ihSi ID. seipsaents Of
eeAl fron oar hArhor vii eoasinae to
lacrosse IN valsms iadsnsItsly. The
ocexstiea Of the Oeiar rIver tine With
the Goa equsns sIrsai o: pavalxsiou
iata dtstrsc,, Walsh have heretofore
eses slnest IaseSeSSahle. has he~n Of
grrest eonnes~sa bsne6t 10 tie ersy
TEE operation Of the Paxss Sosnd ~eore
l.aze. After rseaths Of ta~xslss~hse idle-
s~s~. hss sls, e~ea Of great Advantage.
s'~se~'ag apsa SEATTLE uAny Of tie
e~eSass s>sra;as trsn dir~ss all rail
~easeczsea Stsh evsrv I-srsiss Of tee
uasse- tnssSSi. teis liss males ) atlls
&c astr~sse northwestern psin, Of tes
satsrv raLssy system Of tae Uals~d
Ss@s@s.
z ssstsis y. II psssfai.. asors than evsr
tie "-s9~ressl e~nsex OF n, Par~t
S-ssad esa strE, Tue direct ssirsn~u,.
ts@as tass gsoss are ar IN .1e-s. If tAo-.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-01
kIsG SoTSIy.

hing Coun.y has received its fall
share Of the immigration into the Ter
riiery daring the p.ss year. Ia popa
lstton has increased materially. and In
spite Of the hard times substantial pro
gress has been made In many direc-
tions.
Probably the event Of mos, CONNER
ciai interest," to the county which has
oseored vithin tbs pas, year u the
opening Of the pev coal mines Of the
Cedar and Green rives valleys The
oasput from the new mines 10 already
Large. and IL can be increased a. . rats
thss viii assaredly ksep pace With the
increase Tn the demand UPON them.
lbs mining industry Of King Coanty,
always ose Of 10 most important inter
ess4. bids fair 10 be an ever increasing
soares OF wealth and prosperity. The
advantasss to BE- derived from IL 10 the
fssare vill be even greater taan those
derived 10 the pass
H.ssosisally. The year lss5 vil be
memorable - The year in vhich King
Csansy vas the seAi 81 ons Of the most
dstes GAINED and aggressive Anti-Ckinese
nsvsments tn see history Of the Pacific
CeAss- THIS movement wss manifest
In every psrtieu Of the ooanty sud il
veaid Be isposable 10 say vhsther the
feeling vss mcss intense in the mining
diSriss. 10 the fsrniag districts or IN
the ossy Of Seattle. TIE movement. IL
nass be confessed. vas hsppy In ITS
resalta. although is At times thrsssesed
10 ASA ne . pesse which voutd have
been 10 every wsy deplorsele- IA il
vss. however. the u@ Of Chinese labor
wss diseeastnsed IN the mining district
sad 10 great sx,ent also in the city Of
seattle.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-01
TuE eID DICE

The old yrt! 73hee vEiee i1rEng tie
Ansris.n Civil War made % arg. =
proporiioa Of TIE English people syn
yathiLs WITH TIE soafn aid slavery
rather than vIta tee North and tr=e-
don. the prsj7dios skice made tie
rzv1Res Of the Aisbana possible, ssill
exis.s. thoskh n Iesseoed degree. Il
i. not seldom thai Engllse papers Isi
slip remarks vhich make evldsoi its
utter coutenps With which they regard
everything ABerisan- In 8 recent
lengthy review Of the ns1nOGrs Of Geo
sral Grant. the LondoH Zi-es makes
use Of . number OF these EXPRESSIONS
Of innate hostility. One o. them is.
The Confeaer.se ARMIES we're a. frs,
bstsss manned and better offosr-d:
tAers vhs ssDe tr1ia IN the vague idsa
shich made Enziishnec yupashize
With the slsvehoiders, because they we're
~septiemen-- In the Esrihern arny
there vsre, psrhaps. not ten others
ospaoss Of manipulating Q large Axny
IN the Aeid On strassGicA pxIacipie&
Ths statement that thsre we're not
ten officers In the northern army csps.
bls Of csnnandIn9 q isree force II
the early part Of the "a, il too abs1rd
10 need denial The pro Soesiern tons
Of the article 10 maintained throughout,
sxoeps N one phase where the revieve,
pays What 10 plainly an unwilling
tribute to The grand achievements O!
the Northern soldiers. Ii 10 in the fol.
lowing language:
How generals and cfacers and pri-
Yates Adsptea themselves 10 the condi-
tons into which they we're thrown With
oas warning. ID matter Of history.
DIsciplinArisns and drili-<rresnts
might laugh st their appearance 90
p2rsds: the ssrloos basiness Of tie var
vss done &c . manner from which the
veterans Of the most military nations
Of the world might earn and did learn
nuoh- Oniy q yo7ng p~ople, and one
thAt from It's earliest existence had
been compelled TO try its hand si any-
thing that might turn %. voald have
been capable OF accor pIi-siug 30 sad
den and % brilliant q Transformations
scene On tbs stage of the world.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-01
Dissolution Notice.

THE C1PAgTSERsHIP HERETO
L tore existing hstweez J. schrAm Of
Seattle and A. ko-a Of S2n FrAncieoo.
under the nzns and ST. le Of J. Schran
s Co. 10 ths day dissolved By mutual
conseEt- Al oztscAacfng claims Of the
a-n arr % be pad % J. -cArArn. who also
pays AZ of TIE arE's 6ebss.
J. sCHRAM.
D~C- 10, ise8A A. k0EN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-01

Pc. largest and choicest 4ssoftEecs
Of seauIre rsefssesan pipes md o5vls
and snoee cigarette and siaar holoers
20 10 NosT1onxzYs. lis Connereial
street Too much stock hsnss b4r-
Rains can % lad eee4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-01

Referring 20 The above ! wish to thank
The frtenes q the osd ERR for the liberal
p&trua As~ cxten6ed. and O. ths s.Eas time
MORN them that shall contl11e the
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For Rent.
GEO, W. CRANE

washinxtsn Territory EaPIsynest Bu-
reAa- near eSrner CS1neretA aas
wAssinxtsa streets .~AfIie- ~
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WHITE q MUNDAY,

Attorneys at La w.
ornce In wkrss Block cor. FronI ard
Colum aA sEA ds-R
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For Rent.

4 NEw TwQ-SToRY HARD FIN
N tshed house Of roma with two lists
and osteatl4inx two books north Of Bar
red Factory: Alss, Furnitsre for sale
Apply TO ROBERT GOODRCRN OF W.
II. sHUCDx. Commercial street rext
door 70 W. p. Scos;s bailding. SeH I2
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STOVE AND TINWARE

Basres= a: tse ed s.Az4- o. CoEunsrrssl
street. t6eisdI1ssl = SCHRAN.
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Money ready for mortgages
1t ten per cent.
Skagit, Srohorsish and Isl
and County warrants wanted.
English, Irish and German
Drafts sold.
EDWARD B. DOWNlN6&CO
Post Building
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Wade's Run.

WADE's Run, May S.-The health
of this community is good-not one
case of sickness to report. We think
we live in the most healthful part of
West Virginia.
Corn planting has been the order
of the day for some time, but the
people are about all done. Our good
Democratic neighbor, J. F. Wade,
finished planting a twenty acre field
on the John Bowlby farm on the Goth
of April. j. F. is one of our push
ing citizens.
The oil well at Mt. Morris is run
ming day and night. We do not
know what the depth is, the work
hands being bound by the company
not to tell how deep they are nor
what they have passed through. We
presume from the amount Of sand
rope it takes when sand pumping
that they must be getting nearly in
hearing of China.
The coming wheat crop never
looked better than at present. So
say our oldest citizens.
The largest acreage of corn has
been planted in this neighborhood
than has been planted for a good
many years. The farmers have be-
gun to realize the necessity of rails
ing more grain and feed in the coun-
ty. Whenever we raise enough
grain and feed in the county for our
selves and some to spare o,Y neigh
boring counties, the Republican cry
of Democratic hard times will cease
and become thing of the past
We are glad that peace and good
will prevail in Camp Wise once
more.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-05-15

Trouble at Elk Garden.

On Wednesday last about twenty
five of the miners were ready to 90
to work at Elk Garden, as the pro
prietors had given notice that they
would open the mine at 9 o'clock on
that morning. An hour or two be-
fore that time crowd of from
seventy-fve to hundred strikers,
mostly of Elk Garden, Atlantic and
Shaw, but probably some from the
Georges Creek region, gathered at a
point where the comfy road crosses
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-05-15
THE PRESIDENTS MARRIAGE.
A Quiet Ceremony, Away from the White
House, in June.

WASHINGTON, May THE mar
riagc of President Cleveland and
Miss frankie Folsom will take place
about the middle of June There is
no reason to believe that the cere-
mony will be performed at the White
House, but, on the contrary, there is
a general impression that it will be
private one at the brides residence
in Buffalo. The date fixed is at a
time when congress will be in SEES
sion, but the President can leave the
city for few days without any dis
comfort
1t is understood that Miss Cleve-
land who has thus far performed the
social duties attendant upon her
brothers position so acceptably. is
well pleased with the prospect of his
marriage and will be glad to be re-
lieved from a mode Of life which has
never been thoroughly congenial to
her The old farmhouse of Holland
Patent is being remoddled for her flu
ture residence and new furniture has
been purchased for the guest cham
Der. The wedding will be q very
quiet affair, for the President is
averse to any display and only the
most intimate friends Of the bride
and groom will be present The
members of the Cabinet and their
families will be invited