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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-24

Messrs. Granville 7. Hcaley and Harry
Hall, were among the visitors 70 Palaika
yesterday.
Mes.r-. Peter Jones and II. u. Ha!.
man, United States inspectors Of steam
boats are stopping at TIE Graham
Mr.. Oscar Thomas. Il Norwa'k. vas
in the city yesterday. en- route to Jack.
sonvlle. where he will engage in hus.
ineSs.
Capt. {. H. Smith. wife and child. q
Csmbrijcepor, Mas. are in the city for
few days. guests Of the Graham
House.
Rey. \. \. Prestrey. d Draytoa a..
land, was in TO see u yesterday. He re-
ports the outlook pretty good for the
summer.
Gen q " Bently. general manager
Of the j.. T. & X. W. K. L.. va. in the
city yesterday. looking after THE Interests
II that road.
Rolprl Blackie. Of Glasgow. with Mr..
Belts AMI daughter. AMI Miss Mercer. 81
Savannah. albert W. Smith aud wife.
Providence, H. l.. Mrs. +. ;. Andrews
and Miss Annie T.. Law. Of California.
guests o. the Saratoga Hotel. lief, yest.r.
day for trip up the Ocklawaha river.
J. ?. Pool. Newtsrry. ;. C.. ;. Win.
ship, Pulaski. Tenn. J Il. Elwcoi, No
lusia, Fla. W. II. Robinson, :. Il. Car
ter. u. Mccarthy, Jacksonville. Fla.
jos. Collins. Jr.. New Orleans. [. Isars.
field. wife and child. New Albany. Ind.
Capt. Thos. T. Richards aud II. 4.
Pierce, Eden. Fla. II. W. S,haffer. Rea.
ding, Pa. John +. sullivan. Vermont.
were registered atthe Carleton Yesterday
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-24
sIeamhaat News

There are al sorts y Iual5rs u tisv 1.r
n reference % the railway s1i steam
t-oat Interests a. FL. -a- ari {: = s DIFF
oul' matter f0z ar -,gt .,.-r~ % 81 hold
q reliable information. B1, tie follow
ias in reference = d.. steamers i the
--latest and most rs.i-l T. Las come 70
hand.
The elegant steamer sylvan Glsn. of
the DsBaryBsya Merchants Line. and
the Eliza Harcox. Z The Inlel+l lent
Line, viii eontiau. 90 G r.yer tx tie
balance 4 this m nh. Ius Glen vii.
then 60 north ani take lie regular sum
ulsr run from ~: e Wall stree, 10
Hunters Point. il tgur=f..- 2 With the
Long Island Railway.
The steamers Eliza Hanc,x aal the
John Sylvester ara - CONE back - FIcr-
ia next season All rar. between Palalka
and jacksonville, each m4kia- q pound
trip daily.
\ rumor rsaeLes Il. tia: the Cl4,.es-
ton steamship Linz ! lreVar.ustp soon
pu: on two steamers II raa fr,ul Iaistka
through % l-ase Pa.E.st ol?-s.ts REX
ledge. n the Indian River. Til, Will
give this Inc a through ryl;. t-gclsh
the 81. Johns va..-y I, the heart q tie
Indian River country, giving tie pa5gle
in tia, section tie 1eii u through
freight AID passenger r1:s,.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-24

Dr., r :. Priddy yesterday gave u
a s,llk from his Irish potato patch.
which measured four feet and two
inches in l=ngth- IL il Tsoiace- pota-
toss in keeping with the stalk, the Dc
tor viii have one q the test crops II tie
country.
Yesterday stranger. said To b frgn
lnr.rlachen. Was IN Mr. P. Cunueelys
saloon, where he vas cursins cut tie
world by sections. and Cn beirs remor-
s,ra,ei with BY Mr.. Crnnesly. lie hauled
away ard struck tbs, gentleman a stun
Ming blow. when he was promptly
knocked down. The stranger. Mr.. J.
+. Cogan, received ,wo Q; ,Lree heayy
blows from stick. in the han,i- Of Mr.
Cunnselys father, who happened to te
PRESENT, and left with blociier j, no,
q wiser head. He WIS afterwards az
rested. hui gave boal 70; his appear
anee a. :ke MAYORS cour. this morn
lag.
\ prominent and reliable gentleman.
who live up the ,i,sr. AID Is heavy
buye, OF groceries aEi hardware. has
JUS, returned from jacksonville. He
wen, down there TO buy 10, Of yooi..
All after thorough canvass Of the
stores. returned 10 Pala,ks to make his
purchases, as lie could &c, better prices
here than in tina, city in ,hose lines a
goods. The only thing be found in TIA,
city ,ha;:~o!d for less than i, dee here
vas atew drugs. That is abou, the con.
elusion all purchasers reach when they
compare the two markets. The Plla,ka
merchants are live men, AM ATE selling
goods on a regular hard pan basis.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-24
Through Rates

Arrangements have been perfected hy
the steamer Georgia. running tetwee n
Pala,ka and nravton Island. for through
rates Of tariff for all points On her route
This arrangement, we are informed bv
Capt. Cable. goes into effect immediate.
ly. This arrangement has been perfect
Ell with the Charleston Steamship Line.
the Florida Southern and the J. T. 4 X.
W. railways. and all through freichts
from these lines will he delivered a, their
destination without additional local
charges. Capt. Cable informed US yester.
daythat his linewould guarantee through
rates from points on the river south Of
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-24
HId.Clr 81 l5rE

BY tr!in; again ard keeping up c5ur-
a-e man. things seemingly impossible
NAV h. attained. Hundreds II hopeless
9 ses Of Kidney and Liver complain,
lave tvsn cured by Electric Bitter>. after
everything else had been tried in vain.
So, don't think there is no cure tar YOU.
tut Try Electric Bi,ters. There i, no
n -iicire 50 safe. so pure. and 81 perfect
a B,5,sd Purifier. Electro Bitiers will
cure Dy.pepSii. DIABETES ami all diseases
Of the Kidneys. Invaluable in affections
If Stomach and Liver. ard overcome all
Urinary Difficulties. Large bottles only
81 Cts al &. +. PEESs
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-24
silver spring, Hotel.

The parlor Hotel. Of Fla. l-.-Ated q,
Silver Spring. head q tie renoN ned
Ocklawaha River. Hous. entirely new.
mAsnihcen,,y Furnished. rarlors and
hrs; floor covered with molnetie, with
oceen Anne NANTES. AID furnished equal
10 any in L. ;. Inns rom covered
With lamoleum. yelye; RUS under table.
unsurTas><-l cuisine and s.ryice.
Sleeping room covered with body tTIs.
sells: walnut furniture AMI beS!s unsur.
passed.
House stands seventy saris ffon the
Spring and short distance from a ~!
teen hundred acre palmetto grove; also
orange grove in rear Ut house just com.
ing in bloom.
Parties arriving the night previous 10
departure o. boats will have . ehanc, To-
visit springs and groves, also sscute
t.arths on the boat. giving them ample
time, withoG. hurry and bu-t!e
Thoee coming on the morning train are
hurried on bua, and NJ chance {, -
the beauties OF spring.
Parties wishing 10 remain any ler.th
of time can get greatly reduced rate.
Splendid orchestral music. Currrspou.
dence solicited. MORGAN 4 HA>KlN>,
ml4-2m Managers,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-24
LAKE NANiGtIION.
\ Plan for tue Construction of a
Line of Lake steamers.


Capt. Daniel Marcy. an Old sea cap.
tain irum Portsmouth. y. H.. has been
spending few day, in town with his
wife. He Is one Of tie I'D war.hosse,
OF the democratic party in New Iiamp-
shire. served one or more terms in Con.
cress from the Portsmouth district. ami
was q candidate for governor. The cap.
tain was highly pleased with Tayarts
and the outlook for navigation through
the system II lakes II which Tayares j.
the central AMI commercial point. He
las expressed himself a. being ay,rahle
10 the plan & organizing C1upauy for
the purposo Of putting two or more fret
class steamers IN tie Lake., screw pEo.
pei.ers with iron francs AMI cuyefci
with cypress. These. IL thinks. can be
built Tor slo,tsHl to sl2.u0 each, and
with the olenipg az navigation 10 Lake
Aropka, he calculates that the pas,an.
ser and freight business would make IN.
boats highly remuneraiiye, There !. a
strong probability that this scheme vii.
lie inaugurated in the fall. aud. II toe
movement Is made. the character Of the
men who Will have it in charge il such a.
10 insure its tring done on scale that
will make 1t i complete success. --Tav.
ares Herald.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-24
Puttins Upthe Con.IlIuIion.

lie Hon. Thomas +. Reed : generally
T5C1 -ulzsl - the lelieI # the republl-
cans IL the House q representatives.
AE. Hl>oocL might contest the distlEc-
ton. but while Ee possesses the most sol-
IL and useful qualities in point Of intel
lecsgal elasticity. briil.ancy u speech,
and quick sense q humor. Tom Reed has
become very formulate a the ti31r Ct
the House.
u the debate OF the resolution fJr an
Investigation By congress q the trouble
between Certain interstate railroad cor
PoEaiions and their p.oyers, Mr. Reed
showed th.t he represents The IDEAS a.
vel a. the brains Of the republican par
~. Tie protested against the eseFlasi-
in putting up Of the constitution against
every lropasitioa which was presented
il the House
ot course. il Is oaly propositions q
Doubtful constii1tionality OF q apparent
unc5Rsti.utiOnality acains, which the
constitution i seriously 'pu, up. Nj.
Reels language happily illustrates tie
ImPa,ieace with which the republicans
hear constitutional objection. Irs-i. In
their view the constitution permits every
thing which congress NAV take IL -
head 10 10, or ii no,, 20 much TIL We
fos tie constitution.
W9ll! that j, could be truthfu,y BE-
sail ,ha, 10 democrats the constitution j
still the object Of as much reverence as
!; = & scCrn 10 the republicans ka.
to many democrats are willing fo- tenn.
Vcrary slyan:ages TO break with the old
rEisc;plvs # democracy. hamper them
selves with tedsraiist prscedents. and
w1G,.e. from the safe path Of strict con-
s;gJic:yon into the broad road Of semi-re-
pl5.ic2nisn. Even a; the risk Q. barring
Mr. Reed and the res, Of tie republican.
tie democrats in the House should keel
On putting up the constitution, and they
should aihege - /; with unvarying tiiel.
i;y AMI ever ready INTEL :ence.-N. Y,
>In.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-24
PEACE GREEN VALLEY.
The Natural Characteristics and
Present status Of that section.

FoRT OGDEN. Fla, APRIL n
Us speedy development, are sa~e g.
follow the rarji completion Of the F..r-
lila Southern railway from Brrtaw -
Charlotte Harttr. tes words with r..
gati to the natural characteristics ami
present status Il til. section NAV I.
prove unacceptable - the Thousands. q
readers 81 vClr val1:at.e l0Grra. WHOSE
watChful care i ~. limited q single
county. tut gives - every i,Ttiln Z the
fair and Progressive State o.. Florida IL.
D. nihcent attention.
During tie milan wars l'..t 0s.,, n ~ a.
military >ta'i6r. then !; w.- occupied
hy s4ultlerS hose chiat attention vas
given - the raising IF cattle. Il ais,
tecane al important Is,r; in the ship
ment - cattle tp ksy West all glil.
PUnta ,,5r,la ---11 hal g. y.sll.a YG.ta
RasSa rs the point q cattle Skinner.
AMI Fort Movers became the ,att.a,r,tu's
chief headquarters. ! few .et;ltr- we've
scattered over the country wf.e- In r..
Cemter, Is. j. store was CE nei tv John
+. Fewe.l. But = few settlers located.
however. for a rlml-r CT year. There
is now a population Of IN. Tie lands
here are mostly h5meStsaIel. AMI the
PEOPLE have bu. recently Itovei Ut On
The same. The town Plat r.-cur ies atc-:
a thousand acres o; choice, h.h ne
land. with the Peace river hamu a. t.
the westward AMI RI Prairie g. tn cas-.
and south. Here are q number g.. a..
tractive and productive grange Grove.
The buildings generally are -f good s.ra.
neatly ami substantially built arl quite
generally PAINTED. Tie completion a
the Florida Southern rai'rni has given
the place quite a bso1l, AMI an ext. 1,.,e
tract has tsvn lad on. into lots t-. "a.
idercs anil business purposes. The Iao.
PIE are very hopeful and sa1-u,na q
Of their future prospects. detminE this
the most favorable site ftH a tnzr On
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-24

|; Is reported TIA, Lori Kinss,on fixes
the ren; To be pail by his Irish tenants.
notupoa the value o:,s property, ba,
upon the number and repu,ed prosperity
u their relatives in this country; 50 tina,
these samcrela,ives are practically black
mailed By the noble load unde: the
threat Il eviction the %. old folks.
And when he j. short inl. receipt, from
America he eyicts. There seem. 10 he
l.i:!e resson to loub, tina, this i tie
Practice Of mary Eosl!,h landlords 10
Ireland, aud it would TX iu,eres,in. 20
know the amount II their annual and
long range extor,ions from servant girl.
and laborerS in ,hi: country.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-24
Thar Ferry Slip

Capt. Brown Eallei i.s pi.e diver
around at the :oo: G.. Adams street. yes.
terdAy morning Treiasa, ny 20 t-siEnlr-
the work q consI:gctin- t4e ig-rv Sip 10
u used in connection with the -. Az.
yu.tine and PAla,ka ra.-'al. b1, before
he could get in Position O. pat down a
spils. the marshal -zcysl written no.
tice or him from tie marc. iJ;b liia.
him doing The work. ten. Br:.y eas
in the city ami os,ere,l tie work TO rlo.
coed. ba; the marshal notified u. Brown
and his men that IT, VOL. arrts: them
II they auemp:c,! 10 psf a sp.ie i,wa.
The mayo took the action lv l.i. lie
states. to protect the property ; ,E- ".
as that strip 4; the foo, ot Adams street
is all the river front the city OWES in tie
business rtrion o. tie town. Tie rail.
roads say tha, the slip will te public
CONVENIENCE. ani cia.ri TIA. under the
ordinances they have ari-h; 20 the lie Ct
the property. There Wi. le 4 special
meeting Of the eily C34nn.llJ Jay at 4!
a tn. 10 consider ;ie matter. AMI .t,hey
decide that th. ro4i has the night - the
Use Of the property the mayor Will 10,
in.erfere with the work. M,s.rs. Lucas
AMI Dalton. wh3 Lq,I leases caa por.
ton Of the property. have their lighters
and s,eamtoats mo nd in the riyer 20
that the pile driver canuo: b. trough, n
g. 10 the work. and declare they Will
contest the rish; o. tn. read. evtn ( the
city accedes to Their demands.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-24
PALATKA, FLA. April. - ,..s.
CHEAP A0VeRTIS NC.
ONE CENT A W 0 R D

ADVERTISEMENTS. Il vorss 5s l2ore, N
tAis column in~ytei :sroNECEST \ WORD.
Everyhs.iy ~A9 hss s-y wAaT = s-llty,
.av;h.as to tly y =. 4ay b-s-css - AZ.
Commodities q ~SCrc. u ss,e!, AEy 81 10
crafty. .soG1 s!ver.-ss u tsss ec.L=H-
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-24

Peace river, near The Gulf. eighteen miles
d.s.azG II also has tie delicious >oELh
Florida Climate. with se1-rsl exemption
from destructive frc-; AMI great freedom
from insects, Tes;s AM rspl.les-1inea-
EEi2r.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-24

Palatkl. ani from = points q points
north. The chzr-ss o- a crat= Il y5-C-
tables. c.sa- through. i ID cents, =
barrel, clear through. - ceats
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-24

Mrs. Fenwick's Restaurant, OF Reid
street in the rcom lately occupied ~
NJ. Sherer, Is no~ open to the public.
The rooms have just baea thorough.
overhaulel and ever, thing is now neat,
clean and coy. Warm meals will H.
promptly served a, all s.asouahle hours
Prices moderate aiif
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-24
Beautlfy Your Homes.

Finish the walls and ceilings with Ala
bastine. You can do il. inexpensive;
try ii. White and twelve tin,s. Cheaper
and better than paint. kalscmine or pa
per. Disinfects and prevents diseases.
Beautiful sample card free. BY drug.
gists, hardware and paint dealers. $3.50
sfvon away. Roland. Shermerhorn a
Co. Pslatka. m3lwsalSwst
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-24
Auction Salei

on SATURDAY. AVri. 2iih, AZ II clock,
thar vel kUJwn and desirable stand OF
p.rsiIs the Putnam House a suitable %
cation foC either candy or fruit store, CT
restaurant. will b. sold 10 the hishes;
b.iisr. with the privilege Of retaining
the gTuUni. Candies remaining on hand
after the sale viii be disposed q in FIVE
pound boxes. r. l. LlIen,hal Aue ton
eer. aa4-I.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-24

JUST IEYEU.-"Ths Silver Star,
''Oli Dominion AMI California Hams.
Pig shoulders. eaFp.es. fancy grcerie<,
etc. Seri yer orders 70 The Fanil!
Store Eohs. f. Rem. a2i-,s
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-24

VIVA, the Boston Home Journal SAWS
OF il: AT the Harne,, House. Sayan.
nah, Ga, you get all the comforts of
high priced hotels. aud save from 81 to
e Per day. Try II and he convinced.
ffl.ff
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-24

SLATE RHuFIST.-We are noN pre-.
pared to furnish the t-es, quality q Root.
ing slate a, SIS ps. square o: 70 !r,i
laid. and call the attention u tslilie--
AMI others who desire safety from liz,
sparks and good pure ci.;ern w4ta, -
this very beautiful an durable material,
Address Il. NJ. Shouse. Agent. BOX NJ
SO. p. o.. jacksonville. Fla. av23-Jm
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-24
Snorial Rnrpain

Twenty-one acres, one mile west Il
Palatka. Ten acres improved. House,
fruit. &c. Fine location for home
cheap il sold at once. E. r. Mexican
oppisite the Putnam House. janS-sst-tt
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-24

Resident Physician, BENJAMIN Nice.
Special attention gwen 70 DISEASES Of
Women. Offce Sanford Hosase, corner
Orange and Third Street. apI5-3n
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-24

For bargains in Grange groves aud
land. apply 10 + "a. NcMwkiu. McMe,k.
in =. y, Fla. mls2lt
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-24

Ten dollars will buy good lot Tot a
home in West Paiatka. Apply :" J. W.
NcIAury. Harris Block.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-24

Wire screens for windows and doors,
all sises made to order. Furniture r.
paired and cabinet work done at r. L.
Lilienthal. ayrlelw
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-24

PEKIN DUCK EG,5s-Genuine rek!a Duck
Eggs tor Matching, sl.je per se.tin. Il
nine esgs. Address T. :. Buet.y. pala;.
ka: Fla. febi-3m
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-24

The Harneti House at Savannah. has
. reading notice q in,eres, to people
who propose TO visit that city. In town
noted for its Indifferent hotels. We are
glad to learn one man has the nerve and
snap to open good house on reasonable
terms. The pres sIeats well Of the
Harnest House--PAL.TkA NEWS.
t,F
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-24

60 TO Or W. W. Estes over N1ragne
4 kers;ing's drug store f0r fine Dental
work. fl4.,f
Easter Carts at Cochranes Bookstore
auI3.tf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-24

A first-class new hcuse. containing
eigh, rooms. in good neighbo:ho.Jd. f)t
rent. Webb & Nichc,s. A9-;.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-24

-Four cottages 10 rent. Apply = z.
Cunneely. AL : Il
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-24

Show cases for SALE foot. u ST.. !
Sfoct case. al Sl2j'; ! 6-foot ease, a,
us. Green & Co. opposite Putnam
Ho0se. aY-lly
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-24
Medical Association.

The State Medical Association of Flor.
ida. will hold its aunua, meeting in Pa.
lstka. on Tuesday. the 18th day If MAY,
1885. it being the Thru TUESDAY Of that
month. A full attendance Of the mem.
bess Of the Association Is eHpected.
j. {. DoNNELiY. u. H..
Chairman Com. Of Arrangements.
April 20, 1856. 3w
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-24
CORRESPONDENCE
The News ONCE

ree 'Ssce % THI DSILr Sfws : llCsts- CO
Wsrel srrcet. IA the iruE B-lleLsg - II :,
Z. 80 urSS stcre.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-24
Personal.

Nessr.. Granville Y. Healey and Harry
Hall, were among the visitors 70 Pala,ka
yss,eriay.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-03
BIG REvIvAT
At Cameron, W. Va, Under the Auspices
Of NIIss Jennie sherman,

At Cameron, W. Va, Under the Auspices
of Mlss Jennie Sherman,
Miss Jennie Sherman, the well known
evangelist, shielding meetinSsat Cs~e,On,
". va, aud froa all accounts, che is
meeting with great success, as hundreds Of
people attend the meetings every night
among whom the most influential citizens
are noticed Something like one hundred
and twenty-five conversions have taken
place since the meetings started. and the
town is IN 9 high state Of religious excite
ment. Among the converts are several Of
the wealthiest residents of the town.
Miss Sherman and her co.workers are
doing grea. work in the temperance cause
and contributions are being taken up to.
assist the workers in their labors. A large
saloon owned by a man named Wingest,
was purchased by come Of the o o and
al the liquors run into tbs cutters, and
beer and wine IRE flowing freely
and together all through the town. 1t IS
understood that the contents of all the ss-
in the town will be purchased and
given their freedom in the same manner.
This is undoubtedly the grestest revival
ever held in Cameron and it is thought
hat fit keeps up at the present rate all
the citizens Of the place will become con-
yerts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-03
BARKLEY'S CASE.
No Action Taken by the American Asso-
Nip+inn.

No Action Taken by the American Asso-
citation,
No action has been taken By the Amer
a Association in the Barley case, and
the matter goes over until the meeting in
Louisville, in March. Manager Phillips,
of the Fittsburgs, says the7 have o legal
grip upon the Wheeling representative,
and will hold him, even should it be neces
srry to take the matter to court. Since
Manager Winap, of the Nets, demonstrated
to the Association that it is not strictly O
lev unto itself, but amenable in mstters of
contract to the Jaws aftbe Commonwealth
tSe high handed tendency Of doing as il
pleased is fading away. However, there is
some probability that this matter may be
smicably, as Managers Barnie and
Phillips had q long and friendly conference
at PittsbCrg on slondsy,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-03
L. s .GooD&Co sell dry goods the cheapest
PERSONAL POINTS.

Movements OF Wheolingttes. 4 the Com
ing and Going of Strangers.
W. NJ. Qsbcga. q Glsrksburg merchant
is at the Stsmm.
Miss Minnie Ingram, of Cameron, is q
guest at the Stemm House.
Ex.Mayor Miller returaed yesterday of
ter an ebssnee oil several days.
Philip L. Zimmerman has accepted a
position as travelling salesman for Arberz
\ c..
Mr.. William johnson, Of West Lib
erty, is the guest Of friends on North Main
street.
Joseph Dudley, city, and Joseph Cliff,
ford, Martins Ferry, entered Frasher's
Business College yesterday.
The Mason Combination, (which is ex-
bibiring at the Chspline Street rink, is
quartered at the Stamm House,
Mr.. John G. Magic, tbs genial represen-
tativs of Col. Sims Alone in London" is
in the city. This powerful drama will be
produced at the Opera House next Tues
day and Wednesday evenings.
Hon. c. ". Seabright has returned home
from o pleasant TIP to New Orleans. Mr..
Seabright made the trip in company with
a party of Philadelphia aldermen and they
were handsomely treated By the municipal
officers of New Orleans.
Mr.. Thomas R. ~Csrskador, OF Keyser, is
in the city, stappipg at the Stamm. Mr..
CarsSadon is the author Of several vslus-
ole inventions, his latest being O house
that can be putup and taken down without
the use of nails. L ia O ane thing for the
West, suG rs will make On effort to intro
duce Il.
Mr.. Samuel Patterson gsve a very pleas.
ant party to his friends Saturday night at
Elm Grove. The residence, better known
as the "Gruger Mansion" was the scene Of
the fete, where in time gone by the public
Of the country had gathered.
After a pleasant evening the guests de-
at the approach Of Sunday, with
many vel! wishes to their genial host.
Col C. +. Steele, of Lancaster, Ohio,
'egistered at the Stamm House yesterday,
snd q REGISTER man had the pleasure
If making his acquaintance. The Colonel
3 a genial gentleman and vas at one time
! citizen Of Wheeling BE left here for
he Mexican war with quite a number OF
volunteers under Capt. Patterson, who
viii also be we'll -eaanbered. He sitter.
returned, and in the fell OF AS,
oined Gov Shsnnoh's expedition 10 Cali
ornia, the frs. one that aver lefs this part
f the country. He recalls many interes.
ng "Reminiscences Of the expedition and is
bout the only oGe c. the party still alive.
Ie was also in the late war and ives
eversly wounded at Fort Wagner, Charles.
On, S. C. No doubt, menY old Wheeling =,
remember The Colonel and will be il,
to shake hands with him. !