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Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-05-10
SPRING MEETING.
PURSES. SIS. 400.
Commencing June ID. 1886, and
Continuing Until Juno lS,
Inclusive.
FIRST nay. IrNE IL. 1850.

flhsI bAf. JUNE IL, lSS0.
Race No. 1.-Runnlng; all ages; 94.nile dash.
Purse, 5000.
Race No. 2-Trottlng and Pacing: 2:3j class.
Purse, 800.
Race No. d Running; all ages; one.mile
heats. Purse, $3.50
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-05-10
FIFTH DAY. JUNE IS. 1850.

Race No. Is. - Half mile heats; all ages.
Purse, $3.50
Race No. 16.-Trotting and pacing; free for
all. Purse, $3.50.
Race No. 17.-Mile and a half DASH all ages.
Purse. 800
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-06
WELLSBURG.
A Republican Mass Meeting-The Execu'
tive Committee-Notes.

A Republican Mass MeetiDg-The Execu-
tive Committee-Notes
SPECIAL 10 the Sunday Register.
WgLLsBURG, W Va, jane "a Re.
publican Mass. Meeting was held in the
Court House this afternoon, for the pur.
pose of organizing that party. Mr.. James
Archer acted as Chairman, and Mr.. Frank
Tucker and Hon. George W McCord as
Secretaries, and Gen. Duvsll was subse-
auently chosen as Vice President The
Executive Committee elected is composed
of Messrs John A. Briggs, Darwin McClel,
land, Lewis C Hall, S W. Atkinson, Jesse
Manear, T. H. Curtis, Il. M. Morton,
Thomas Mahsn aud John G. Reeves By
resolution Of the Convention the Executive
Committee is directed to confer with the
executive committees of Hancock aud
Brooke counties, both Democratic aud Re
publican, and to determine from which
county the candidates for the House Of
Delegates shall bs chosen.
fhs Sons Of Veterans gave a pleasant
and successful strawberry festival aud
social at the Gas City rink this evening.
Some wool is being marketed at Csc.
Mr. Butcher, large wool buyer, from the
East, is here looking after the wool CROP
with the purpose Of purchasing.
A number Of our citizens will attend TIL
commencement exercises Of the West Lib
erty Normal school on Tuesday NEXT.
Circuit Court will meet in this county oil
Monday, With Hon. John J. Jacob on the
bench.
DR.. C. Shriver and s. ". Atkinson, o
Bethany. and Squire James Archer ant
R NJ Morton, Of Cross Creek district, wer'
attending the Republican convsntionin thi
"itv to 6aV.
The farmers say the frost Of Jestetda,
morning did but slight il any damage.
The laying OF the tsn.inoh water maIT
up the hill from Pleasant avenue to tn
basin has commenced and ia tedious work
The Town Council, at Its meeting o
Wednesday evening, empowered the Ma
to appoint 9 Water Works Board. Th
Board, as appointed consists Of John NJ
Nslly, Henry Gasmire and ]. NJ. DuTsl
The length of term is for three years an
> one member ia to be appointed each yea
Nc. McNally drew the long term, Mr.: Ga
: mire the tSo-Year term and ]. N. Duv'
, the short term.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-06

heard enough to convince me that there il
q large class of men, larger than any one
supposes, who devote their time and talent.
which are Of no mean order, to svindliDg
their fellow-men. New schemes are con
stantly being invented and cid ones cast
aside. AS one of the party remarked as
LETT:
About the only safe rule 10 go by is that
whenever man offers you 81 worth for 81
there is swindle somewhere"
His justification of himself and his fel-
lows vas not without weight.
ANY man who is willing TO buy what he
supposes to be an honest 81 worth for 81
must either suppose TIE goods were stolen
or that the seller is crazy. In either case
he deserves to be taken in. In the great
majority Of cases the crooks live upon men
who would be crooks themselves if they
had the brains or the courage"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-06
ClARKSBURG.
Memorial Services Last Monday-General
Local News.

/
Local News.
Spscialto IAs S,.gdry Register.
CLARKsBURG, W. Va, June 4-Custer
Post No. 5 of the Grand Army OF the Re
puoGc met on Pike street in front Of their
rooms on last Monday afternoon. They
formed into line under Maj D. c Moore,
and TO the tune of martial music marched
20 the Odd Fellows cemetery. The usual
memorial service end salute was fired
over the grave of Chas. Alien, captain OF
the Comisssry Department, and formerly
Of GAINESVILLE, o. Tney hen decorated the
graves OF soldiers OF 1872 in the Dawson
Graveyard, whence the parade moved to
the Jackson cemetery, SGess like services
and sslutes were had over the graves oil
Can't. Henry C Cot and ieut. Thos. M.
! God. brothsrs of the Hon. n. GoH, Jr.,
now member OF Congress At he Catholic
| eeme,ery memorial services were held over
the grave of Patrick Carney, an old soldier
ohio served in the Crinean wsr, and was
in the British service ten gears before com
inc to this country. More aowers were
s,rsUn upon the gZavss OF our fallen
heroes, and greater interes; manifested oy
/ our citizens in decoration than ever before In
Hsrrison county. At the |. U U +. Gem
srsrv General z. s. Northcott made q
ysry appropriate and p4lGatic address
On the Sunday preceding the meaoFtGl
service Rev. Mr.. BOatmSo preached to the
Custer Post and q very large assemoisse
Of naople. The seFneo vas sn excellent
one from the text, Psslm5 chap 49,, YER
ses 6 aud :. He closed his address IN the
language of LongfetloT, Thou TOO sal
on, sail on ship OF State, &c.
At Music He'll, on Wednesday evening
a select entertainment Vss given oy the
Clsrksburv Female Seminary. The pro
grsmms was we'll selected and excellentiy
rendered. No better opportunity Is afford
al in our city for the education OF younE
ladies. Or. Young has located here perm
auently and so far has conducted scnoo'
which has been unsurpassed in many re
snects heretofore. He has in his excellen
eorus of teachers Prot. MACK
roth, one OF the sblest an
,, most thoroughly accomplished uqsicIso
I 10 the State. From present prospects tn
ins,iiction will hardly be able to Aecommo
date those who contem plate attending
The commencement eNsScises were II
, every respect q thorough success. d
! Yoans i genial gentle man, 3 schols
and . teacher Of much experience. ou
neopls are glad to hsys si2 with US an
wish him abundant success
The commencement exercises at Broad
dos College were also iutsrsS:ing; Their
we're four gradustes-alssss Addls Fol
Stce and Emms Freeman IN the Enghs
course, and Misses Gree LETTERS an
Maggie A. Steel in the fall course. The
ESSAYS we're good. and thsi: efforts are con
p6mentsd in the highest terms Mi!
Mag0is Steel, in her usually characterize
manner did herself proud on the soejec
SELF reverence, self kno.ledge, self CO..
troll: these three alone / I'D lite to soyereig
power" The subjects VI Misses Jetfer
Freeman and Fordycs W-rs respectively
knowledge comes, bu: wisdom fingers
This, too. viii pass away, and "Be'
rolsRs ct beas faeieHs."
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-06
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THE PRIZE RING.

a glove fight to a finish between John
P. Glow, of Denver. Col, and jim Fell, of
Grand Rapids, Mich, has been arranged to
take place at RaSlns, Wyoming Territory,
for $3.50 q side
J. W Faulkner, of Cincinnati, offers to
match Billy Saunders (colored) against
Paddy Smith, OF Brooklyn. or sny 100
pound man in New E0glsnd, to fight with
hard gloves to finch for any reasonable
sum of money"
Billy Madden, in behalf Of Jack Ashton
has issued 8 challenge to Jack Burke
Charley Mitchell, Dominick McCsEfsry
Paddy Ryan, or Jem Smith, the English
champion. to fight with small gloves, or
are kuuckles, London prize ring rules fo
81 900 10 g., 500 a side, within eight weeks
Of signing articles.
The following good story on John L
Sullivan Is iroR the Detroit Tribune
Sullivan Is q slick one" said 6etecty
as he was louuging around the ferry wal
lnr for a safe cracker to give himself up
How % sol GesnT' was asked. "WelI
be is slick in the ring aud slick out OF ii
How do you suppose ne makes tbs ex
psnses of his STAY at Mount Clemmens1
Haven't sn idea" well, be came her
with a party of fellows from Chicago q
well up IN ths profesh, and the FIRST plac
they struck after a bar was q gambling 81
loon. The went in for keep
aud when Sullivan got ready to leave tn
CITY his friends had pulled $4,000 out {
: the bank, and you can bet Sullivan got b
share of it. The people who imagine D.
:: troit gamblers have roses for bed 81
mistaken They are all feeling sore.
That's the reason the poneo -. .-H'A thei
alone, is itT' Now, don't you get smar
young fellow; it won't do to get to fres
around here We've seen people like 20
before. Get alone out Of this" tt
. knowing detective was left to sun himse
against q cigar sign. and the crowd di
! persed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-06
DRAMATIC.

Miss Hattie Dolsrs hss closed her sea.
son and gone to her home near Boston,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Weston Efis Els
ler) are enjoying the sof; breeEes Of North
Long Branch.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". ]. Florence have new
play Just suited to thea, which they will
produce next season.
Miss Hattie Russell will summer with
her brother.ir-laW, Oliver Doud Byron, al
bis home at Long Branch, N. ].
Joseph K. Emmett aud family sailed fol
Europe last week. he will play IN engage
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ment in England, opening in Birmingham

ment in England, opening in Birmingham
June 70.
Miss Sophie Eyre, Robert Msntell, Jos
eph Hsworth, Maurice Barrymore, W. .
Ferguson and W. g. CromPton Will stAi
next season.
Next season Miss Fanny Davenport Will
employ diversified repertory, inciucing
"As You Like i" London Assurance
"The School for Scandal and Leah.
Verona Jarboau, who some months ago,
as the captivating Yum Yum, beca ne Mrs
Berstein, is now said to be selecting "nite
hannels and dainty laces for early prospeo-
tive domestic service.
John C. Freund, the wellknown journal
ist-actor, will star this fall, supported oy q
strong company, in the following roper,
toire: "Huguenot Captain" "Cartouche,,
Guy Bias" "Jocrisse the Juggler,
"Grimaldi and Vatican" Mr.. treund
made his debut at the opening of McVick-
er's theatre last July. The press speak
well of him.
Gus Williams, in his new German drama
Gus the Anarchist" appears in Chicago
this week Gus acting IS so realistic that
it is a wonder he has not been arrested
several times. His new comic song;
Throw the Bombs-Squssh the Bosses,
is said to be superb.
The accelerated English actress, Miss May
Fortescus, who will make an extended
tour of the United States next season un-
der the management OF Messrs. Al Hay
man and Mercus r. Mayer, will make her
debut in this country at the Lyceum Thea
ire, New York, October 18Th, appearing in
3 new play by W. 8. Gilbert
Mrs. Mckee Rankin is one of the pluck.
lest and most hard working Of women AMI
versatile of actresses Every day of her
lie from 10 10 / is spent in active rehesrs,
Il, and she plays q: night and goes home
70 study until q. m. Added to ell this
are the cares of a household, and q thous
md little details which 20 to make her
ifs one of uncommon activity and useful
ness.
The play goers of New York will be ia.
Torea next season with considerable va
iety OF important representations. Among
he performers who will be prominent in
he local field are Mrs Wilson Barrett,
Miss Esstlake, Mrs Lsngtry, Genevieve
yard, Meiningen Court Company. Sara
3ernhardt. Edwin Booth, LESTER Wallack,
Joseph Jefferson, Lswrence Barrett, Fanny
Davenport. Nine. Modjeska, Rose Cogh-
aud and Miss Dauvrsy and Nine. Janish.
The stock company, directed by Mr. Pal
ner, Mr.. DAILY aud Mr.. Wallack, may also
10 expected to make brilliant NANTES
alton
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-06
NEW MARTlNSVILLE.
Court Matters-Items of News Per-
sonals.
Special 10 The Sunday Register.


SpsridI 10 The Sunday Register.
New MARTINsVnLE, June 5.-The jury
will likely be discharged to-day after three
weeks hard work. More jury cases have
been disposed Of this court than any term
for years. Every verdict, 80 far, in civil
cases, has been for the defendant Judge
Staley will hold over until next week to die.
pose of some chancsry business in his
hands.
Four unfortunate insane persons, two
men and two women, are incarcersted IN
our comfy Jail at present
R. b. Sayre is improving his property
very much by the addition Of new front
fence.
VIM. MEG Hall has torn away his old
dwelling, preparatory to building anew.
Presiding Elder Medley, of the NJ. E.
Church South, has been with friends in
town all week.
The entertainment by the little folks at
the Methodist Church Tuesday evening,
under the management of Mrs Levi Tuck
er, was very pleasing and we'll psNonzed.
Mss Georgia Wells, of Wells Bottom,
has been with friends in town this week
The pink tea party gwen by the ladies
OF the Baptist Church, Thursday evening,
at the residence of Levi Shumsn, was
great Success, Judging BY the number pres
emit.
The ladies of the Episcopal Church gave
. lunch and refreshment at the residence
OF Capt McEIdowney, Tuesday evening,
for the benefit of their church.
Miss Eva Nesbitt, of Sard;s, has been
spending few days with her sister, Mrs.
r. T. Richardson.
Miss Lizzie Lash, of the Island, is the
guest of Mss Eliza Martin.
Mr.. Will Caldwell, of Wheeling, aud
Misses Low and Ida and Glenn Moore, of
Proctor attended the Rink tea party.
Judge Jacobs of the Wheeling Circuit,
occupied the bench Tuesday morning,
while rendering an opinion in the chaucery
case OF John Cox vs.. J. Fl. Nuzum and
others, referred to him some time sincs
because of possible interest Judge Stsley
has in the result of the suit.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-06
How They Stand.

The st Louis are still in the lead for the
pennant. The Brooklyns have passed the
Athletics for second place. Tne ALE.
ghenys are fourth, only small per cent
behind the Athletic. The BaltimoreS are
fifth. The Louisvilles have again taken
sixth place from the Cinc.austi5, who are
seventh and the Nets are still last in the
race. A single game will change the
second, third and fourth clubs in their
standing in the race:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-06
A Card.

To all who are suffering from the errors
ana indiscretions Of youth, nervous weak.
meas, early decay. Ioss OF manhood, ETC., j
will send a receipt that will cure you, free
Of charge. THIS great remedy was dis.
covered BY q missionary IN South Amer
ica. Send selfsddressed envelope to
the Rev. Joseph 7. Innsn, StationD, Mes
York Etv
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-06
SPORTING NEWS.
BASE BALL.

Monk Cline's batting average to date
.405
|. HoFord appeared to be too easy for tn
Athletics
: CahiIl and Quinn, Of the 81. Louis club
: have been laid of
keenan,, of the Cincinnstis, ia blossom
ing out as pitcher.
The Athletic managers are looking out
for some new players.
Cincinnati's contract with Lsech Msskry
has been approved.
As soon as Carroll reaches first base he
becomes q kleptomsnisc.
Jimmy Calvin is said to equal even Nor
ris in watching the bases.
Three-bsgger Kuehne, OF the Pittsburgs,
is what they call him now.
The Chicago papers are Sighting the fifty
cents admission price there.
Cal McVey is playing third base for the
Pioneer club Of San Francisco.
The weak spot in the Detroit team is
Cranes poor work at second base.
Stovey had five hits in Thursday game.
One every time he went to the bat.
Atlanta will welcome PArnell Cahill with
open arms if st. Louis should let him 60.
Sullivan, of the Allegheays, thinks that
he is now able to hold Galvin's swift de-
livery.
Gleason only made Eve hits off Morris
out of six times at bat on Tuesday. That's
all
Louisville lie happy in the possession OF
cstchers who are exceptionally fine throw
ers to bases.
Jimmy Calvin mad4 hi' frat two-bsse
bit since he joined the Allegheny club on
Wednesday.
John Hofford, who is 10 be released BY
the Allegheny management, lesds the As
sociation at the bat.
Geo. Creamer is rapidly growing worse
at his bone in Philadelphia, and is not ex.
pscted to live long.
1t appears to be race between ONeil
and John Manning for the batting premier
ship Of the Association.
A contemporary ranks Kilroy next to
Morris as leit.hsnded twirler. Wonder
where Ramsey comes in2
Arthur Whitney who was quite i'll at the
beginning of the season, has fully recover.
ed, and is himself again.
Shaffer has been released by the Athlst-
les and CAMEL By the Ph.l.delphiss. The
latter will probably 60 to ST. Louis
Bob Ferguson thinks good round of
Zines will do the MetropOli.sns some good,
and it is likely that he will impose them.
Brouthers, of tde DetroitS, has put out
l22 men in eighteen game, assisted three
imes, and is charged with but three er-
.ors.
Harry W. Moody. of Hsverhill, Mass,
Ia amateur catcher. had his skull trsctur.
ID in game May %. His recoVeryls
doubtful.
Club Averages.
The table below gives the batting and
isldinz averages Of the American Associs-
ion cluks up until Friday morning. As
gill be seen the much.aSused Meta have
lone the best feeling, although the Ale
,benys and BrooklYns, who are tie for
second place, are close up. The Cinciuna-
ia and st. Louis are tied for third place;
he LouisvilIes are fourth; the Athletics,
Who were first Last week, are now fifth, with
he Baltimores last In batting the St.
louis lead with Cincinna,is second, Brook.
yns third, BAltiuores fourth, Allegbenys
18th, Athletics sixth, NETS seventh and the
[,ouisyilles eighth.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-06
"AlI Men Are LIARS"

said David of old. He was probably
prompted TO make the above remark atter
trying some unreliable cstsrrh remedy,
Had he been permitted to live until II G
present day, and tried DR. Sa8e's Remedy,
ne might have had a better opinion Of man,
kind We claim that no case Of cstsrrh can
withstand the magic effects OF this wonder
full medicine. One trial of it will convince
you of its efficacy. By druggists; fifty
cantg
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-06
Buoklen's Arniea Saive.

The Best Salvs in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, letter. Chspped Hands, Chilblsins
Corns, and al Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. II
is guarante d to give satisfaction, OF
money refunded. Price Is cents per box
For sale by Logan b Co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-06

These figures show very fairly, the per.
centsge of American and foreign labor.
The statistics are particularly interesting
ct this time when there is so much sgits-
ton against the uursstricsed opportunities
afforded to foreign labor, tor fockipg to
this eoutrY,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-06
DIED

BECK-On Saturday, June S, at TIA q N, p
z Beck, aged IS years, II months and days.
Fuseral -iI, take plsOs sunday, June 9, At 3 p
n, from the residence Of his son, y. W. Beck, No
50 Thirteenth street Intsrmsnt private.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-06
MAR RED.

McgINI MuLDOoS On Wednesday
June I. at the St Joseph's CathedrEl, By the Rev
Father Deehzn. NJ. ANDREW Nc'iBLET 70 Mis-
KATix MULDooS; both II this city.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-06
SCOTS EMULSION or PURE

Cod Liver OIL, with Hypophosphites, In
Lung Troubles and ChOirea In
fantum.
D.. W. Z. Ransom, Hartford, Ind says:
Il find SCOTS Emulsion an excellent rem
edy in lung troubles, and especially in
Strumous children, and q most valuable
remedy in chronic stages of Cholera In
fantum."
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-06
NEW ApvERr,sEmuaTs

UTAETED "A FEW ENERGETIC LADIES
w and Gentlen co, on talary CT commission, TO
introduce our new Family Atlas Of the World. a
yaluaoie work and easily sold. Address Lock Box
No. SO, Wheeling, w. Va. ju6q
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-06
II T. A q. Railroad

t., z. a o. RAiIroads
Leave Bsllaire ~ 6:sS q. 70. far wooisneld and
Bumn eT lsIo.
!layo Bellaire 81 q 80 p. n. Tor summerAsld and
zlnosyiIls,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-06
ADVERTISING 10 TIE BEsT CANE

after all, remarked the first speaker.
There are hundreds OF tello1s al over the
country making good liVipgs out of sdver-
Using the old dodge of How TO Become
Rich, and the public seem to be totally
forgetful of the fact that If q man knew
how to get rich he'd do it himself, and not
waste his time and money in advertising. I"
The conversation became desultosy, and
the company began to break up, but l had
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-06

COMPARATIVE TABLE.
ine Percentage Of native and foreign
Sofn LABOR, IN the industries Of the United
States is as follows:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-09-09
CIFEPROPERTY.

Resideuce on north seventh street, three lots on
corner, housc % Ava rooms and closets. Good
barn, small fruit, pleasant home Price tslot
cash.
A GOOD 10, on south santa Fs avenue. price
A;eOOd 10, on Walnut street, sOEl75 feet. Price
An excellent residence lot on south Finh street
7OE230. Price $3.50.
A good south santa Fe lot for SIS.
A fine loi fronting Wesleyan University cam
pua. $40.
Two ane lots on south Eighth street, corner.
lOoE2oJ feet. Price, $3.50.
Eo2h
Santa Pc avenue 2 story frame house rooms
stable buggy shed coal house and other buildings
fruit and shade trees and splendid we'll.
Neg
Kim street. 2 story frame house with 10 rooms
rents for a22 per month. Lot 01xl2O. Price $3.50
eiO0o down balance on time.
moss
Santa Fe huenue lot Go1l2o Etogy franc house
rooms ane shade trccs and fenced. This n q
bargain Price $1,000. 500 ca1h balance on time.
No@
Eighth street A fno story bEiek house. also
q story frame house on hack part OF los facing on
Ninth street. Lot 75E2nO fenced fne lot Of shade
and fruit tres good cistern. Price 5000, si5o0
cash balance on time 20 suit buyer
n you uant 1000 acrus Of land or one acre, ifyou
want wild land or city property give Us a call.
for eastern parties We have the best uet or
abstract books On saline county. We show you
land and charge you nothing Tor Il whether you
buy or not. Do not fail 70 call on Fitzpatrick q
Going. Postoiice Block, Salina, Kansas. We
refer you 20 any bank In salina.