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Gtre GlateUtigetrcer.
wnEILlN0, ", VA JUNE 81 1886


Mr., Charles S. Wolfe, who has noml'
mated himself on tho Prohibition ticket
for Governor Of Pennsylvania, has the
merit of irankuess. Being asked the un'
necessary question, which OF the two
great parties he expected the Prohibition
narty to draw from the more heavily, he
Teplied; "From the Republican party OF
course, and don't think it necessary to
state my reasons for saying 80"
Precisely. Ii Mr.. Wolfe thought the
other way he would be as far out OF the
field as he could get, He does not expect
to be elected any more than he did when
he threw himAeli between the two parties
in the State Treasurership contest in 1851
Then he ran as an Independent RepubIi'
can. His aim was to draw from the Re
publlcaR ticket enough votes to elect the
Democratic nominee. This time he runs
on the Prohibition ticket, and with the
s,me aim. His vote for himself next lsII
will probably be tAe llTsI iIOn''''oH 'O''
he ever cast. \,
ANY other third party movement thai
should give promise Of defeating the Re
publican ticket would Us easily command
MIR. WoIie'g allegiance. His aim Is ANY
thing to beat the Republican party" and
the Prohibition movement suits him as
well as anything else, but no better. 10
him the prohibition OF the liquor traffic is
not "the great cause" though he has long
f,vored that. "The great cause" is the de-
feat Of the Republican party in PennSyI'
ylnia, which, from the point Of view Of
practical politics, has, perhaps, made the
mistake Of not tying his hands with good
Office. Greater men than he have thus
been put under bonds to keep the peace
When those Pennsylvania Republicans
who are really in earnest about prohibit
ing the liquor traffic begin to think Mr.
Wolfe over, it Is doubtful whether they
will flock to his standard.
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EcO York Mail and Express (Rcpn.
The Maine convention was held on the
9th inst, and Mr.. BodwelI had walk
over receiving SS2 votes, while only POI
were given to DIR. Hamltn, and the an:
nouncement OF the result, as Is admitted
even by the correspondent Of the Demo.
cratic New York Times, was received
with tremendous enthusiasm Evidently
the terrible "Blaine despotism" as to Mr..
Bodwell's nomination was merely a clear
perception OF Mr.. Bodwell's strength and
popularity beforehand, and recognition
Of facts. II, now, Mr.. Blaine had tried to
give the minority candidate the nonina-
ton, the aituation might have been in &C.
Cordance with Democratic representations
before the convention and with Demo-
cratic wishes afterward. What will be the
next an!i.Blaine bogyP
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PRESIDENTIAL PALAvER.
None Other' Need Apply


Hcto orleans PicGyuae (DcRl
Mr.. Blaine is the only American who
has used the home rule excitement for his
personal aggrandzsment, and 80 well has
he used it that II the election were to take
place Immediately he would make good
capital, What he has accomplished, how
ever, is his nomination. Hisintense pop
MARTY along tho line from Philadelphia
to San Francisco, where lay his strength
in iS7G.lSS4, is now matched by a new
popularity along the line from Boston to
St. Paul, the region which defeated him
in two national conventions, and by its
iukewsrmness finally defeated him at the
polls, Districts which in 1850 1881 sent
delegates to the convention for Edmunds,
WINDOW, Washburue, Arthur, John Sher-
man, and j. r IIuwley will now close up
solid ior Blaine, and the nomination Is
certain TO be made OIL the first ballot, II
not by reclamation.
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MT, De CHASTAL ACADEMY,
NEAR WHEELING, W, VA,

The thirty'eIghth year Of this wcll.lnoWu Ac,b
envy, under the charge Of tho Visitation Nm,
opens on tho Arst Monday oil September next 'nS
continues ten months,
Pupils received al any lime In the session,
Those who desire to place their daughter In an
Institution AfOrding exceptional advantage h
the way OF hCalthfuI and delightful location s,'
cellent board, thorough discipline and instruction
At the hands Of lifelong teachers, In every dep.r,
ment Of female education, including the molpn
languages and music, should send ior calaovu.
Of this school, Address,
DlreCtressof tho Academy oithe Visitation,
MT. De CIIANTAL,
Rn26.DAW Mem Mhanllnp W ".
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educational.
educational.
WASHINGTON SCHOOL
ELOCUTION AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE,
MRS. NJ. STEVENS HART, Principal.

Summer Session Al MT, LAKEPlRK G,r.,0
Nd, beginning July Is, At 1898 A. TH''S ccI 70,
August 81, 1855. - wang
ADVANTAGES OFFERED BLYTHE INsTrTrT,o,,
!. The Natural Development and Cp,tr,a Iva ''u"
Voice Tor the purpose Of tOnyrRAtion' ~ " NE
Public Address and Singing Tie C0rt.c a., lllhg;
the OHtnS Of Articulation and RrsnissttIau Use o.
Rether With the Philosophical laws 6y ,rhteS Y 10
organs arc preserved and developed ''''" 'ue>s
Q The easy and Natural Expression nj sor,i,.-.
by mesns Of Speech and Geslure llrn in, EstlI
AGterttauon; Dramatic Reading and R. sS MA, ,nAr
Special instruction IN Expressive Elbl and
peare reading and IN the reading Of HvmH.a H4Asa'
3, The opportunity afforded Teacher. IL,
study Of Practical Methods for Teachinw St we
ton and sight.leading Methods based n MuSG "
Principles Of DelBRrle. NPon NE
A ladies' class for the study OF Hipdar,.,,ou
Primary Normal Methods Will be iuTmeJ ~ Aad
sionS held daily from July u 10 AugustS ~ ~
The class win be taught by Mis- Su,lE p ,SH
Of Warrington D. g., who studied and g rSS
In Germany, s'4N'Atl
A practice class for children will b. heldorn
days oil the week, Jrts ol Charge Va u'te
PFee Lectures will bO given by Mn u.,,,
Miss Pollock, each upon the Interests Of Sel aug SqS
department., A'' WA
For particulars address
Mrs. u. STEVENS HART n,
MISS SuslE POLLOCK,
WNshtp,t..,
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"ulevolnnd aud Mo OnlUes."


baltimore HcTuI1 VIHUI'
The scarcity Of Presidential timber in
the Democratic party Is sBhething 70.
markab!e. Excepting Cleveland, there il
hardly an available man. Ohio Is fatally
divided on Thurman, and II has been
pretty well demonstrated that Joe Nc.
Donald lacks the leadership to holo his
party together. Carlisle liyCa too far
South, and Bayard'a secession record re:
tired him long ago. Tilden is too old and
Hancock is dead. Verify, 1t looks "a II
cleveland aud the offices" are to be the
next campaign cry Of the Democrats.
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TheFe IA NnIhInE Surprising

in the TACT that iisnSon'S Capciue plAstera are
widely lmltA,Sd that cheap and Worthless plAst
erS with names Of similar sound, aud similar ap'
peatAucC in type, arc freely offered ostale A'ti'
Giles Of great and original merit always have to
compete With trashy mutations. But they be-
lcot. Meanwhile We vain the public against the
su-called "CApslCum," "CaNlcln,h HCApuolun
and "Cap' ihen plGStefs, Whethet hBenlpn'S,"
"Bufton'S, OF otheIwl,e they have no tnedlcln!
on the reputation OF Benaon1 When purchasing
RSk for lemons, deal with respectable druggists
only, aud you cAnnOt DO deceived. The genuine
ihe word "Capclne" cut In the centn jeliAwAl
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Memphis AValdncht (Dcn)
The popular voice has already decreed
Mr.. Cleveland's denomination. The poll.
tiClans will hardly pause to grumbIe be.
fore DOMINIC the harness again, and for
one gpoils-hunter vote lost he will have
gained ten from disinterested American
electors, securely gained by the sincerity,
truthiulness, and trustworthlness OF the
man. His nomination Is as certain aH that
he shall live and the sun shall rise on the
morning OF the convention, and his cleo.
ton il hardly less certain.
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V7IIIEFVV 41E707'7' N7'N'T'
John Sherman's laborlous efforts in the
Senate to secure the passage Of the bill
further restricting Chinese immigration
are not unappreCiated on the Pacific CoHst,
where there Is a slight agitation in favor
OF bic Nomination Tor President. In re-
mote localities John might make very
enthusiastic canvass, but there are not
enough OF them. ...u,
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VHEJ HHIHH Vk W
Nashville american (Dem.)

Nashville American (Dem.)
The way the thing looks now all the
Republican leaders, except Mr.. Blaine,
who are scheming 10 get the nomination
OF the party for President, may as well
give their busy brains and over.worked
Chins rest. 1t has been ioreOrdained
that Mr.. Blaine should again DO sacrificed
for his Country's good.
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Minneapolis Tribune, tRtp)
"Ohio Republicans will never get
through voting for BLAINE" says ex.Gov-
error Foster. Yes they will two terms
will be enough, even for the Nations fore
moRt BtategmAtl,
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sTEWA RT-Ou Saturday, June 10, 1850, at 9:lb
p. Nj, WILLILA STEWART, Ia his SIth year,
FuuClal from hil late residence, I'll Main street,
to-day; services at l;aOPM. Friends invited, In.
terment private.
GLASS Near Eden, CanOho county, Texas, on
Satur ny. Juua ~, 1856, ROBERrA, daughter OF ",
". and NC Glass, pa year and months
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NV York Herald uNd.l

New York Herald (IHd.l
We have thought sometimes that there
might be good President timber in Mr..
Randall but no man can expect 10 reach
that big office who manifests a disposi.
ton to disregard laws and make his own
will superior to established regulations.
We are sorry for MIR. Randall.
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BROOKLYN Timt' tRep)
The Republicans Of Chicago are discuss.
ing the question Of organizing a Blaine
parade on the Fourth Of July. John A.
Logan will probably be invited to address
the demonstration.
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A l,nd onllook tor Cler,lnnd,


Wouldn't 1t be odd II Blaine and Cleve-
land should both be nominated again in
1883? Stranger things may have hap.
pened, but just such thing never hap.
psned, except, perhaps, In 1910.
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MI Fntrlnr Ahand,

Philadelphia TimIs, tiHd).
Governor Hill processes great tondness
for base ball. lie Is not goingt let Blaine
get ahead OF him In the first principles Of
populari'y,
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NTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.,

y OFFICE SECRETARY OF STATE
l. Henry g. Walker secretary Of state OF tho Slate
OF West VlFSnlA DO certify that ! have this day
received from Hon Duily Auditor, written
communication inwordS ana llglres as lollowS
Hon. H. s. Walker, Secretary Of State:
sIR-lt having been shown by anldayiL Oi "The
National lAie ind Maturity Association Of Wash,
ingtOn, n. ca" that the name OF LAid company has
ben eFrOneOlVlY published from this Office an hay.
ing forfeited It's oh .reI for the non.pGy ment Of
license AI RS prescribed by lon g. Chapter 20,
AC'g OF The l.egS AZURE Of Wekt Virginia. 1885 and
Il appearing that no notice OF sad iAI was re.
cGived, or demand made upon said company there.
for, prior 10 the publication Aforesaid, AID such
no ice and demand being made by statute a con-
dillon precedent 10 iOrieilut, you nro hereby d.
rect d 10 strike from the II Of corporations for.
ieiting their Quarters, the name Of tho fald tue
Ing IN, D. e." aud IC tjr0 the ZANE to the record
oil existing CorpOIaLiOns chartered ana authorized
10 trAulaCE business under the laws OF this State
Very respectfully YOURS.
7. +. DUFFY, Auditor.
And do further certify that In conformity with
the iOFegOIg order have stricken from the list Oi
companies iDFfeltiDE their charters M Aforesaid,
the name OF ''Ihe National Life aud Maturity As.
ISOLATION Of WaSbiOgtOn, y, O." rs enormously
published and that as appears from the records OF
my office, The ai1 THE National Life and Maturity
Association Of Washington, D. g )" Is u va Id, OK.
listing expiration, duiy Incorporated under the
empowered 10 transact Its corporate business un'
der the laws OF said stale.
GlVsnunder my hand and the Great Seal OF the
said 81 ate, At tho city Of ChlfPktOn this 1911 day
OF June, 1856, HENRY :. WALKER,
je2l Secretary Of State
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Omaha Bee, tRtpl.
In case Mr. Blaine lie nominated for the
Presidency in 1883 lie will not get tine
English vote,
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Dr. hS q VI BAufOAut
Leave BellAlfe At6;SS A. \, Tor WoodSaeld and
Issvs gstlalrs At siSr. n ior wOOdssold and
Arrive a BellAlre al $50 A. n. from Summer.
Geld, and At $40 :. n. from AneSvllle.
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4mnntrr alrsorts.
THE GREAT SEASIDE RESORT,

Terms for the Summer OF 80, BEGINNING Junel,
reduced Is 10 50 percent, and tho CHEST standard
Of excellence maintained. Situated within lOO
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the United States. The scenic attractions oil The
place are unrlyAlled Daily large. practice, guard
mOuatlnR and dreS parade
Excellent BOatIng Fishing and Driving and tha
Surt bathing the finest on the Atlantic coast PEI
| Loco guests Afternoon concerts by Z. =. ATTY
Sch0oi Band aud nightly hORS Precautionary
Resort for Southern People. Pure ocean ar, IN,
from malaria and conducive TO refreshing sleep
Average temperature Tor summer iG'. Send 10,
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Excursion Parties Take Notice !
300 MILES ONLY $1,000,
From Wheeling to Cincinnati 4 Return.
THE STEAMER ANDES

Leaves Wheeling every TUEsDAY at r.. h,
. o'clock \, H., ana Will sell tickets 10 2
excursion parties Rt above faxes during ~
the Summer,
one week Of pleasure, beautiful scenery aud one
day and night In the Paris VI America.
For passage apply To FRANK h0OTH,
Agent, Wheeling.
or CAPT, CIEAs, MUIILEMAN, on board,
lnl.MMLR
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-10-02
Local News.

Ladies and gentlemen's buckskin
driving gloves at low rates, at c. 0.
Kimball's, 324 Main street.
Ladies and gentlemen's buckskin
driving gloves at low rates, at {. O.
Kimball's, 324 Main street.
At Kimbal'S, Mexican tanned gaunt-
lets that keep the hands from chapping,
and do not grow hard, from wet or ex-
posture.
Ladies and gentlemen'S buckskin
driving gloves at low rates, at c. 0.
Kimball's, 324 Main street.
At Kimball's, Mexican tanned gaunt-
lets that keep the hands from chapping,
and do not grow hard, from wet or ex-
posture.
Mr.. A. Pettifer is going forward rap
idly with the Merchants Exchange
building for which he has the contract.
Mr.. Pett1fer has just finished the hand
some addition to the Female College Of
this city. With these buildings, Mr.
Pettifer is coming forward with other
works in this city which speaks well for
the business outlook of the community.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-10-02


Al, 1n Wednesday last at Hot Springs,
p DN A. occurred the death of DR.. Irwin
T .ns'' the youngest son of DR.. ]. M.
h1 Del physician we'll known and
VIZ; no W throughout this state. Dir. IT.
d ,n Aeller was only twenty-seven years
,r as e and had received every advant-
H. /, , wat culture and travel could give.
vba spT"' much time in Louisville, KY,
any, We ne had many relatives and friends,
,i,n T W great favorite. AS a physi.
gen,. ~, Heller had pursued with dill
ca. W., MS studies in Europe and Ameri-
'"'le his pride in his noble profess
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-10-02

Mrs. W. ]. Thompson, who returned
MS week. brought the disappointing in
IehSence that her eldest daughter Miss
Willie would not return to Little Rock,
until Spring. Miss Willie will persue her
SadleS under the charge of Miss Bell and
MISS Comegys, at Chestnut Hill, Phila-
utPhla' Pa Owing to delicate health
MISS Ada Thompson will remain here
THIS winter, These young ladies though
D0tyet formally introduced to "society'
are among our most highly educated
young people. Thoroughly cultivated
II, II 'lllna' they are fine musicians, good
D'gQlStS' polished in manners and will be
''"@''entS to our most exclusive social
circles inthe future.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-10-02


Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Chipley are the
guests of Maj. and Mrs. P. K. Roots.
The friends of Mr.. Chipley, from Little
Rock who attended the bridal ceremony
last month in the far tow, faWestfld,
Mass, speak with enthusiasm of the fine
qualities of his bride. In Westield this
lady was spoken of as first in every hu-
name and excellent christian work.
Her thoughtfulness, her kindness were
alluded to, and Little Rock was congrat-
uIated in being the future home of so
earnest and noble lady.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-10-02

SION was earnest and sincere. The
Medical College of Little Rock found in
MIN an efficient aid, while his adj
dresses to the students will long be re-
membered as inspiring and encouraging
them IN an ardent study of the profess
sion and science of alternating disease.
Had he lived, his mature manhood would
probably have brought him much fame
as physician. But in death he sought
the consolation religion, and died pro-
tossing the faith of his mother. His re-
mains were inferred from the Catholic
Cathedral, large concourse of friends
following them to the tomb. Kind
friends had covered the coffin with
flowers and as the funeral cortege moved
up the aisle of the cathedral to the SOL
emn music, there were many tears shed
tor the bereayed father and mother.
The pail bearers were Mayor Walsh,
Hon. E. ". Rector, Col. ]. J. Sumpter,
DIR. Rector and Mr.. Albert Gaines, of
Hot Springs, and Doctors Lenow, Dbl
sell, Gibson, G. M. D. Cantrell, Prather
and Christian otthis city. Following,
there came DR.. and Mrs J. M. Keller,
Mr.. Murray Keller, Louisville, Ky,
and Mrs. Tevis, Maj. and Mrs, John D.
Adams, Capt. and Mrs. ], R. Miller,
Mrs. ohm Boyle and Mr.. S. B. Adams,
and DR.. and Mrs. A, L. Breysacher.
The funeral address was rendered by
the Rev. Mr.. O'Reilly, with all the pathos
and eloquence for which this gentleman is
famed.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-10-02

The family of Mr.. w. P. Campbell,
clerk of the State Supreme Court, will
soon occupy their new residence corner
Fifteenth and Scott street, formerly oc-
uped by the family of Hon. William
Terry. The young people of oul city
who we're looking forward with pleasure
Of Miss Campbell in society here will be
sorry to learn that she will remain in
Huntsville, Alabama, a portion of this
winter.
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r,o1adies of the Woman's Auxiliary

The ladies' of the Woman's Auxiliary
The 7. NJ. Z. A. will give reception
WI !, nr. and Mrs. E. S. Chipley on Tues
u Nv NIGHT at 8 o'clock in the Y. M. c.
A. rooms, 313H Main street. All mem
her, Of the Auxiliary and ofthe Y. NJ.
r A, and all friends of the Association
are cordially invited to attend and
rive the general Secret airy and his bride
svelcome house.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-10-02

oSAitASfaiNAi buCkohli
driving gloves at low rates, at c. o.
kimballs, 324 Main street.
Casslnelli on the east side Of Main
street, south of Second, has an excel
lent assortment Of all kinds offruit, pears,
grapes, bananas, and fine selection of
oysters OF every grade. Cassinelli in
vites his numerous patrons to call.
Mr.. H. P. Edmunson at his fine store
3ooMain street, offers to house-keepeis
canned goods, preserves and delicacies,
with also new arrival of conveniences
and a fresh stock of maple syrup. With
these goods Mr.. Edmunson has received
anew arrival of evaporated fruits.
Messrs. E. D. Bradshaw & Co., wish
to announce to the ladies that they have
received large line of selected grocer
les for house keepers. Mr.. Bradshaw
makes a specially of Thurber's canned
goods, and has in stock some of the very
best fresh evaporated fruits the market
can afford.
Mr.. E. Harris, on the Southeast corr
ner of Markham and Scott, eweler and
engraver, special attention given to fine
engraving on gold and silver, bangles
speciality. Mr.. Harris has some very
handsome sets of ladies jewelry with
rings, bracelets and handsome Mjoutey1e
oftoilette Jewels.
Among the new goods arriving E.
d. Smith is displaying a fresh stock of
canned goods just received with prime
butter, and select lot also, of fancy
groceries. Call on him, second door
from Seventh and Main streets, Little
Rock.
We call the attention of our readers to
the new and very excellent heating
stove, that will be found in our advertis-
ing columns The stove is now being
used in some of the handsomest houses
in the city. In one house two large par
lorS were warmed with a most equable
and pleasant heat during the entire win
ter. Messrs. Ostrander & Hogan are
the agents for the stove and can give
numerous testimonials concerning it.
Engstroum & Fraser, the fashionable
TaylorS on West Markham street wish to
present before the public their special
ties in the latest styles of gentleman's
goods, Wives and mothers should rec
omend the very handsome overcoat cloth
that these gentlemen have in stock, with
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-10-02

Although the French papers have
given all the details Of Nilsson S wedding,
that event has not yet occurred, and will
not take place this month.