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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-04
NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL AssOCG-
ALTON.
Excursion to Topeka, Kan, via Pan
Handle Route.

Excursion to Topeka, Kan, via PAM
Handle Route.
For the meeting of the National Educa-
tional Association, TO be held in Topeka,
Kan, July 9th TO 10th, 1856, excursion
ticket will be sold to Topeka and return
by the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and St
Louis Railway and Chicago, st. Louis and
Pittsburgh Railroad (Pan-Handle Route
at one fare for the round trip. While
tickets will be sold for passage on any reg
ular train, the majority of the teachers OF
Ohio. Indiana, and Illinois 90 on a special
train leaving Columbus, Ohio, at $50 p.
m, Monday, July 18th, and running
through without change Of ears arrives IN
Topeka in time for the first regular meet
ing of the Association the following even
ing. The train viii run over the Pan
Handle and Vandalia line and Missouri
Pacific Railway. 1t viii be composed Of
fine day coaches and elegant reclining
chair cans, for passage in which there will
be no extra charge. Reduced rate exeur-
sions have been arranged to leave Topeka
after the meeting for Denver, Pueblo, Colo
rado Springs, Los Angeles, San Francisco,
and other western points Of interest
You can obtain full information and pro
cure youf tickets Of any Panhandle agent
lritkoat a certificate, Send your name % J.
&c. Tomlins0n, Passenger Agent Pan
HcaSle Route, Wheeling, that space nlay
be reserved for your accommodation N ths
special train.
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section were out, is now nearly ended. A
short time since the men at the 0sceola
mines resumed work Their example
has now been followed by men of nearly
all of the other mines, and they are all
working again, with the exception of those
who are out at Seorr's mines. The Operst-
ors claim that they have won victory,
When the miners went out they demanded
that a scale be signed for year. They
have finally gone back TO work without
this scale being signed, and are now work
mo on the Columbus scale.
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MR.. rowDEELY's MOVEMENTS,
H. l. indignant AZ the Action OF New York
Onirial~.


OmriHl~.
NEW YORK, July 3-Gcncral Master
Workman POwderly aud Secretary Turner
wrrr at Cmard dock at 5:3O o'clock this
m,rnun, whcr, they INST President Camp
hII of IA, International Glass Workers
Uuiou. Of PittSbuyg. and number OF
gI,>, manufacturers, who were to sail on
the Umbria Tor Liverpool.
The steamer lrit the dock shortly after q
n m. and MeSSrs Powdcrly and Turner
returned 10 their hotel. Mr.. POSderly
Mill attend a mass meeting ON Monday IN
Tni5n SJuare and nuke q short speech
after which n will return Immediately TO
Philadelphia
MIR. Blilrv, uf the Executive Board, just
before leaving this city for Troy, to-day,
~lil. 1t i SSllc tu assume that q speedy
settlement of the strike in Fuller, Warren
\ 60 = stove Works at Troy, y. Y, would
b.. mlsl,. "a, "a result ct the conference yes
trr,ll, between the Executive Board and
Mr. Thomas. Secretary ot the National
>.u.r Manufacturers Defence AsSOcGl-
tiuu
~ conversation, tp-.itN, WI. loNu'i4N
lid. 1t i, the intention Of the Board to
9Idly,s ] letter to Superintendent Murray
and rrIug,. him To furnish Information
gbnut the urtlon OF Captain McCullagh.
Nr have learned that the Cooper Union
Hall h1, hcyu frequently rented to secret
sn,irtirS. without the presence Of police
mru Wrwi~h to know, therefore, whether
Clt. NrCulaghrcccivrdo orders from higher
am.auty to have policeman present. l
.,r. ~ the pupcrS that Captain McCullagh
sa.., EnlghtS of Labor with Anarchists
and Cpmutini,ty. I have never at any
iim. expressed. nor will there be found IN
ans gfm, public speeches or letters, or m
rI. vurk yf thc order, anything that could
81. construed as slyoriug of the doctrines OF
Ctbsr the Anarchists or Communists. /
r,uslIr, the interference in our meeting
ari ta. remarks OF Captain McCullagh rs a
dIrrpi INSULT iirSt 10 the wOrklngmen ot
New lpk. and. second, To the working
mru OF the GitcI States. This makes the
matter ui national Importance, and one
Ilut must be righted az once.
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Virgil Expects to Get There.

special Tlltgrls 70 tAt Sunday K19tNcF'
CHARLESTON, w. VA, July 3.-Ihe
Miners Convention held at Kanawha Falls
to-day for the purpose of nominating a
Congressman for the Third District, ad-
iourncd after appointing an Executive
Committee whose duty it will be to select
future time and place for holding con-
vention. Several of the federated districts
were not represented. Virgil \. Gates, q
Cireenbacker OF this city, expects to carry
off the nomination.
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81 CInIrsYIlle RepubIIcan Primaries.

SDsriR Ticgrmi L he Sunday Register.
81. GAINESVILLE, July 3.-The Repub-
licans elected delegates to the county con-
vcntion this evening Three tickets were
in the field, one in the interest Of Thomas
Clark for Sheriff, one for Alex. Daniord for
sheriff, and the other for Perry White for
Recorder and Frank Sedgwick for Sheriff.
II was the largest primary ever held by
the Republicans of Richland township,
and a totaI of 24S votes were pOlled. The
White ticket, which had two colored can
didateS on il, was successful, receiving lO!
votes, Clark 50 and DantOrd %.
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Roudoin Wins.

LAKE GEORGE, n. Y, July 3.-Bowdoin
won the four-oared shell race against the
University of Pennsylvania here this morn
ing, in eight minutes and sixteen seconds.
The race was started at 11:30 by the
referee, in as smooth water as any
one could desire The crews got away
together, Bowdoin rowing forty-twO
strokes and University thirty-six. They
kept abreast for the first quarter of mile,
when BOwdoin forged ahead and kept
gaining until they crossed the line length
nbaoI
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-04

luNuov. IuIy 3.-The Pal MdY Gazette,
pointing ,a lie, If~ult of the elections 50
LTJ, th., have y2nc SIyS: Tine Irish
Vote iu England has failed 10 work the
"uutv-, promised for Il by Il. Z. O'Con-
nor llrdrcllTrd that the Irish vote would
Be- ta- decisive, factor i'm seventeen of the
LH-tl>a constituencies. Yesterdays poll
~, however. show in the net result, the
iuNh u,rged the scale in but two places IN
I,'or OF the Liberals, leaving the Others un-
altered
Mr. h. sullivan, PIrneilite, has been re
elected In the South Division Of West
Meath
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CHILD MURDERERS.
A Little Girl Killed by Little Boy-One
Uoy Stab. Another.

A Little Girl Killed by "a Little Boy-One
boy Stabs Another.
New ORLEANS, July 3.-JOSephine Cos
tn. a Cuban girl aged fifteen, was killed
Yesterday by Felix Alyez, aged thirteen.
The children were playing together when
the girl commenced teasing the boy, who
became angry and hurled pair of scissors
at the girl, one blade entering the carotid
artery. inficting u wound from which she
bled to death in forty minutes.
In fight between two cOlOrcd boys,
Joseph Ellis, aged II, and Zeptime Fergu-
son. aged IL, the former was stabbed to
death by the latter.
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rrIcsrupherS win Not strike.

WARRINGTON, July Representative
'si'zr1pherS in Washington pronounce rs
aGtnrd the story Published IN several OF
the larger cities 10 the effect that strike
+ contemplated by the Western Union
i''or here during the summer. One Of the
OPERATORS said: We have had enough OF
S'SIAe' In thiS section. We have grievances,
blt Will not attempt to have to have them
Hshted by striking"
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floor ofthe House sprang to their feet and
went out into the corridors, many OF them
running Quite a sensation was created
for n minute or two. Two hundred ana
fifty people followed Mrs. Cleveland ana
her friends to the Senate where they looked
on the proceedings for short time, ana
then returned to the White House.
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RELEASED.
Judge Boyd Discharge. Alexander John

Judge Boyd Discharges Alexander John
A hearing was had before Judge Boyd,
of the Circuit Court, at NoundsyiIle, yes
teriay, upon an application for habeas
corpus in the case Of Alexander johnson,
held by Justice Edwards TO await the
finding of the grand jury, as an accessory
TO the rnsnder Of Marshal j. p. Thatcher.
After full hearing and close examina-
tion OF the evidence taken at the preliminary
examination Judge Boyd decided that
there was nothing Of moment against the
prisoner, and discharged him upon his own
recognition.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-04
NATURES HIGHWAY.
The Latest Hsppenings Of Interest TO Boat

Riyermen are warned that two obstrue-
tons Of serious natures have made their
appearance in the Ohio at the following
points: A large logor snag opposite Cedar
Vile. OF toward the Ohio side Of the chan
mel: a large tree or tree top In the middle
Of the channel at the foot Of BeIleviIle
Island
The marks at other places Parker, 2
inches and falling; OIL City. 5 inches snd
stationary; Greensboro. ? feet 9. inch1
ana stationary AosEznfoHn, : feet -
sfntsonary: Rice's Landing let . fn<ll1s
anrl falIinr; L1oek No 4. s ftc< . i1Eh ~ -
stz1tie14f< BroHnHjliel 5
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Tennxson.s ..Max Queen

Who knows but if the beautiful girl who
died so young had been blessed with Dr.
Pierce's ''Favorite Prescription" she might
have reigned on many another bright May
day. The ''Favorite Prescription" IS aeer-
tain cure for all those disorders to which
females are liable.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-04

Earned runs, Detroit 4, Boston IL; home
runs, Brouthers and Wise; two base hits,
Rowe; first base on balls, Daily 6, Decker
3; wild pitches, Getzein /; first base on
balls, Detroit 3 Boston l; first base on
errors, Detroit 3, Boston .; strnck out, by
Getzein 5, by Redbourne ?; base hits, BOs-
ton II. Detroit 10; errors, Detroit 3, Bos-
ton Z; umpire, Curry.
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A c1ns. NonId Mnnnfnntnrer Assigns.

PrTTsRURG, July 3,-Washington Beck,
an extensive manufacturer of glass
mOuldS, made voluntary assignment to-
day for the benefit of his creditors. No
schedule accompanied the assignment.
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An Ex-Rarlway omclal Found Dead.

CHICAGO, July 3.-Richard Jones was
found dead in his room at the Austin House
early this morning. He wasat one time
Auditor General of the Credit Valley Rail
road in Canada, and was up to the time OF
his death employed as an insurance agent
in the ROYAL Insurance block.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-04

r. HALIFAX, y. s, July 3.-The cruiser
Terror captured two more American fish
lls S'hoonerS last night, at Sand Point,
near Nlelburn, and took them up the lat
''' IeThor this morning. The SchOOnerS
captured are the George W. Cushing and
= b, Harrington, both of Portland, Maine.
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Exports and Imports.

New YORK, July 3-Total exports of
specie from this port during the week were
S4O4, 433, 5S5; of this amount exports to
Europe were S145, 400 silver; 1897, 126, 94S
gold. The total imports of specie at this
port during the week were SIT, ,6O9.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-04
RoYcotters Jailed.

NEW YORK, July 3.-This morning the
five bOyeotters who were sentenced yester-
day for blackmailing Thesis, of concert
hall fame, were removed to State Prison to
serve out their respective terms.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-04

Earned runs, Pittsburg I; two base hts,
Sommers; passed balls, Carroll .; wild
pitches, Handiboe l; first base on balls, off
Handiboe 5, off Kilroy 3; first on errors,
Baltimore 6; struck out, by HandibOe 5,
by Kilroy 4; double plays, Whitney and
Ringo. Umpire, Walsh.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-04
Fort wayne Route To Chicago. Quick

Train leaving Bridgeport at 80 p. m,
city time, arrives in Chicago the following
morning at $50. Connection made in the
Union Depot for all points West and
Northwest
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Secretary Whitney's Invitation.

WASHINGTON, d. c., July 3.-Secretary
Whitney has invited all officers and EN-,
ployes of the Navy Department TO spend
their holiday, Monday, at his farm just be-
yond GEORGETOWN.
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YIN share on SnndnY.

hOsroN, July 3.-AbOut fOrty-6ye boss
safosys organized last evening to contest
N ale eFlsr closing barber shops ON Sunday.
Aes' eases Sill be carried 70 the higher
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Earned runs, Chicago 2, New York 2;
two base hits, Arson, Gillespie; three base
hits, Gore, Ward; passed balls, Kelly 4,
O'Rourke /. wild pitches, Welch ]; bases
ON balls, Chicago ., New York ?; first base
ON errors, Chicago I, New York 3; struck
out, Mccormick 3, Welch 6; double plays,
Gerhard, Ward. Conner; umpire, York;
errors, Chicago 3, New York 3; first base
hits, Chicago Z, New York 10.
A
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-04
OHIO VALLEYS.
PAN HANDLE.


The event of tomorrow in sporting cir
cles will be the monthly contest for the
gold medal among the members Of the Nail
City Gun Club. The members have made
arrangements for the entertainment of
their friends on this occasion, and quite a
large number of ladies and gentlemen are
expected to 90 out TO Echo Point during
the afternoon At the conclusion of the
match refreshments will be dispensed,
after which the members of the club will
engage in number of friendly tcam-con-
tests. 1t is desired that all intending TO
take part in the contest for the medal be
at the Elm Grove Office, on Sixteenth
street, at | o'clock in the afternoon,
The score ut last Fridays practice match
= -. LII f,llnx,-,.
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Base BALL.
The Pittsburgs Lose Yesterday Through
Poor Fielding and Batting.
CINCINNATI WINS A FINE GAME
From the AthIetics-New YOrks Defeats Chi
cago Again.
EASTERN LEADERS SHUT OUT
By the ST. Louis Champions in Great Shape
League Games.
CINCINNATI WINS A FINE GAME
EASTERN LEADERS SHUT OUT

PITTsBURG, PA, July 3.-The Pitts
burgs lost to-day through their wretched
fielding and poor batting The attend
anee was 3. 500. Score:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-04

The Schuetzcnvercin shot two scores
last week, as usual, one on Tuesday, at
their Old Fair Ground range, and the
other yesterday, at the ManncrchOr picnic,
Mr.. Schockey carried off the honOrs on
Tuesday, making the high score of ~,
while yesterday Mr.. Jaeger run up a total
of 80. The club will shoot regular prac-
tice match on Tuesday, but ii is also prob
able that some of them will shoot ut the
Germania picnic Tomorrow,
TnnslaNls score WIS rs follows:
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Pension AIN Signed.

WASHINGTON, July 3.-The President
to-day signed the Pension Appropriation
hill
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-04

TIE professional air of our boys was all
owing to the iaet that they drink Ohio Yal-
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LAfiSBURG, July 3-The geli1r1l s,lfS'
-.Sag the Baltimore & Ohio Railre q
e0leh originally an of the nj ,is ~ ;'..
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-04

Jack I.anahan, the well-known cartman,
had marrow escape from death about .
o'clock yesterday morning. He was load
ing his cart at the Il. 4 o. yards, between
Chaplnc and EOT streets, south of Six
teenth, when an east-bound freight caught
his cart and overturned both it and the
hcrse, the latter falling with its head
against moving car Luckily the train
was moving very slowly, else horse, driver
and cart must have Jared badly.
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League Games.

At Chicago-Chicago was defeated for
the second time in the present series by
New York, Notwithstanding that Nc
Cormick was in the box, and up to this
time had suffered no defeat this season.
The visitors played the best game all
around. The attendance was $500. Fol-
lowing was the score
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-04

No household can BE- pcrfectIY happy
thai does not nse Pan -Ha1die cellse Plrb
and use
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-04
FLABREReAsTED THE HOUSE.

Mrs, Cleveland Appears Among the spec
tators In the Gallery.
WASHINGTON. July 3-Mrs. Cleveland.
accompanied by Mrs. Lamont, Mrs. Villas
and Captain Eads, occupied the Executive
gallery in the House Of Representatives for
) short time to-day. Mrs. Cleveland at
.trletc.l the attention Of everybody in view,
a.,d when the party arose to lesve the oc-
e,,plrifs of l.thez galleries and ahout TWEEN
ts1sye oF sh,ysg mslnhsrs sna lsges q! 'Rs
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-04
RrooLIyn SbutOut

ST.. LOUIS, July 3.-The champions shut
out the Eastern leaders Of the American
Association to-day in the presence of 1900
people. Harkins was hit freely and was very
wild in his delivery. The BrOOklyns, out
side of Harkins, could do nothing with
FOut's pitching. Both clubs iielded well,
Smith and Robinson doing remarkably
brilliant work. A wonderful stop by
Pinckney, Peoples catching and Robinson
and Harkins hating were among the
features of the game.
InRiROS.. ( : 6 .
St Louis iS...............0 D 0 3 0 0 | o. 4
BroOklyn...................O0 0 0 0 0 0 o. Q
Earned runs, st. Louis 4; two base hits,
Robinson ., Harkins l; wild pitches, Har-
kins l; first base on balls, st. Louis Z,
Brooklyn 1; first base hits, St. Louis IL,
Brooklyn 3; errors, st. Louis !, Brooklyn p
umpire Bradley.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-04

WASHINGTON, July g. The Senate
Committee on Pensions in its report recon-
mending the passage over the Presidents
veto of the bill granting pension TO Mary
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-04

Several Others shot, but none completed
a full score In q team match, Mr. Michael
Dingcr broke \ out of 10, and Aicssrs.
Smith and Booth 7 out of 10.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-04

GIVE Panhandle Coffee trial. 1t is
the most economical to use.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-04

47-11-Being Panhandle Coffee, al
ways ahead, and better than ever.
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| Moral I'm This,

LOUISVILLE, July 3.-The vilest game
of ball ever witnessed here was played by
the Louisville this evening, and, though
the score was tied once by punching hits,
the Nets had no difficulty in winning a
game that was interrupted three times by
rain. LOuisville's bad playing is at
tributed to the fact that
all attended fish fry yesterday.
Lapinos. s...................l 2S4 67S9
Louisville ..................O 0 3 3 l 0 0 o. !
Mets........................-22 , l o 6 2-l5
Earned runs, LOuisvillcs .; two base hits,
Behel 1, White /, Browning |; three base
hits, Holbert /; passed balls, Kerrens 4,
Holbert 1; wild pitches, Ramsey 3; first
base on balls, Louisvilles 5, MetropOlitans
5; first base hits, Louisvilles 6, Metropoli-
tans 3; errors, Louisvilles Is, Mctropoli-
tans ;. Umpire Valentine.
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MON Throuph Hard Battlng.

CINCINNATI, July 3.--The Athletics and
Cincinnatis played fine game to-day be-
fore 5000 spectators The home clubwon
through hard batting at critical points.
The Athletics could not bat MckeOn to any
effect. The contest ahounded in beautiful
plays. Robson caught splendidly. Score:
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It West Nsttinshan, X n -
Gladstonian, yeceivcd 6 ~ so1e4 y
selly, Libesai Uniegsint. ~ ~
night the totals Hers: ~ Co9e1>
Is Unionists and 81 HfDfrflsI
J. OKelly, rsp<Iifte, - tcorl
In the north division a. keocnu1G
out opposition. = = &
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Earned runs, Athletic, l. CINCINNATI, =
home runs, McPhee, /; three base hits,
Coleman and Reilly, 1; McKeon, /; wild
pitches, Kennedy ,; McKeon, /; first
base in balls of, Kennedy, 4; McKeOn, q;
first base hits, Athletics, 5; Cincinnati, H.;
errors Athletic, 3; Cincinnati, /. Umpire,
Knlly
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-04

William Dickman fOurished revolver
around, on the Fair grounds yesterday, and
scared a number Of people half silly. He
was told to behave by Officer Lukens, but
paid no attention TO the cfficer's advice
the result being that he went 20 the cooler.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-04

Al ll-~--I3llnc & IN. ialtlIes lNtlFc, II
~. shsea nd ,sE il:ap s{s.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-04

A man named Smith fell in ct on Mar
kct street, about 2 O'Clock yesterday after
noon. cutting his face badly by coming in
contact with the bricks Of the sidewalk.
Officer Carney assisted him into n neigh
boring store, where his injuries were
dressed
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-09-23
Dcmoresl's MONTHLY for oc,obei

Dcmnrtsl's Monthly for Octohe
comes to rs full 10 Overlooking with
GOOD things M 'a,ly shoald he
Without this household guide, for
while it amu-es through its sIo'y
department, 1t instructs anti Keeps its
readers posted right up to the times.
II teachps how TO adorn home and
make it beautiful by instructing the
hands M well as the mind ri d heart.
Every man who loves home should
see TINT his wife, mother, daughter
or sister is provided with this pro-
gressivp magazine, which combines
the essentials of vii others, and hr-
sides the magnz;ne itself, which is ali
that could he desired, coupon is
found in every number emitting the
holder to II selection OF any pattern
in that number, and Of any size A
subscriber may thus get patterns t.
tit, to thr amount of SO IL, each year
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-09-23
II is our pleasure to state lln. III,

IL is our pleasure to state that the
LGrrcnce Democrat has rctor,nula-
ted its objection to National aid tn
education, and while il says il is
opposea to the Blair hill il i,,vors
appropriating the proceeds from the
sale of the public domain to ehuca-
tion purposes. This REORGANIZATION
of our neighhot's idea is to he com
mended as a progressive step, aid
we suggest That II our nrigllbor
would study the Blair bill just u lit
tic more it would favor that bill,
since it can become q law during the
next winter--we realizing benefit
from it's provisions daring the next
year, while to wait for the perfection
of some ether plan may bring dis
astrous delay. To say that the Blair
bill is federal aid aud the public de-
main scheme is not federal aid is
dodging the question, If the public
domain belongs to the United ates
by right OF purchase, then the pee
pie were taxed to secure this domain
though it is public property. The
money now in the nations treasury
is public property secured by taxing
the people. III aid from one sourc,
is federal aid then the other is fed
eral aid. 1t is a conceded fact tina
our public schools do need mor'
money, and since this fact why no
give the Blair bill a trial? II i
proves to contain anything PERM
cious the same men who passed TIN
bill, or their successors, will repea
or amend it rs public sentiment ma,
demand.