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IF YOU WANT TO BUY

4 N Engine, Boiler, Woodworking Machine
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ing, do not fail to consult the undersigned, who
has for sale all kinds Of Engines and Boilers and
Wood and Iron Working Machinery, both me,0
and secondhand, at prices that simply defy COM
petition. Let me know your wants and prices
will be named If you want to sell Engine, Boil
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1886-11-03

AN ACQUITAL OF MURDER DOES NOT
Stop TRIAL FOR MANsLAUGHTER.-Th
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania has just
rendered decision in the case of James W..
Hilands, of Mercer county. Hilands had
been placed on trial for murder, and the
Jury was discharged without his consent
He was again called up for trial, but put in
plea that his life had already been placed
in jeopardy. The Court overruled the plea
and he was convicted. He appealed to the
Supreme Court and the decision of the low
er court was reversed and he was set at
liberty. Subsequently he was arrested and
tried and convicted on charge of involun-
tary manslaughter. He was sent first to
prison, but afterwards appealed for second
trial. Judge Paxson rendered the decision
of the Court and held that the acquittal of
the higher grade did not preclude the Com
monwealth from trying and convicting him
of the lesser crime, which is misdemeanor
and not a felony. Hilands will consequent
ly have to serve out his term.
THE BEAUTIFUL MANGO.-"The most
beautiful tree I have ever seen is the mango.
IL Is Cne peTleCG luedl VI ~ Cioo' AAoiA1 my w
seventy-fve feet in height, and spreading its
dark green foliage over circumference of
one hundred and fifty. Its shade is so dense
that no ray of the fiercest tropical sun ever
strikes the spot over which it stands guard.
Its long, dropping boughs give it the shape
of an umbrella of never-ending verdure.
One tree will bear from three thousand to
five thousand mangoes at time. The
fruit which is heart or kidney shaped,
weighs from half a pound to a pound. 1t
has a skin like plum, and is bright yell
low when ripe. Its flavor is combination
of something like our plum, peach, apple
and grape, with decidedly resinous tinge.
When cooked it makes delicious Central
American apple sauce unlike Anything
we have in the United States"
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FORTUNATE FOR GEoRGE.-"Do love
George" unused Clara, softly, ''or is it sim
ply sisters affection that feel for"
Just then Bobby burst noiselessly into
Z the room and interrupted her meditations.
''Get out of here, you little brat" she
shouted, and seizing him by the arm shot
him through the door.
"Ah, no." she sighed, as she resumed her
interrupted train of thought, "my love for
George Is not sisters love. 1t is some
thing sweeter, purer, higher and holier."
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B@ He-"Do you know that you remind
me very much of the weather."
She-"In what respect?"
"You are so changeable."
SIS that so? Do you know that don't
see the least resemblance between you and
the weather."
"You don't say So"
"You are certainly not like the weather.
You know the weather is bright occasional
ly-You never are"
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Is THE COAST SINKING "A Beaumont,
Texas, dispatch says: Nothing is talked of
here except the unprecedented tidal flood
around Sabine and its extraordinary results.
Since the older residents of this vicinity
have gone over the ground and discovered
what an immense stretch of coast country
was submerged, they have advanced anoth-
er startling theory to account for the de-
struction of Sabine Pass and the remarka-
BILE inundation of Johnson's and Taylor's
Bayous. Without being able to give any
scientific reason, these old residents have
generally agreed that the Texas and Louis
lana coast, about the mouth of Sabine River,
is gradually sinking, and they think it is
only matter of few decades until the sea
will claim large slice from both these
States.
A gentleman who has lived on the coast
for fifty years makes the statement that up
to the year 1860 no serious overflow had oc-
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4nmurpns department.
ENFORCING The LAW,

A man with his face bandaged up, walk
ing on crutches, limped into the Office of a
justice of the peace in the Red Gulch,
Arizona, last week, and exclaimed:
4 "Do you know Two-Angered Jimmy"
'.Yup," responded the justice.
"Well, I want a warrant for his arrest"
continued the lame man excitedly.
s "What for p, demanded the justice.
ssAssault and battery with intent to kill"
"What did he do?"
"He hit me on the side of the head and
knocked me down."
"Well there ai'nt no law agin it," ex-
planned the justice.
"He jumped on me three or four times
when I was down and broke two ribs"
"Can't arrest him for that, young fellow.
That's the custom of the town."
.He knocked three or four teeth down
my throat and stabbed me six times with a
dirk"
.Sorry for ye, young feller, but faint
worth while arrestin' him for that"
"Then he stole my hoss and"
"Eh? What's that. Stole hoss did he l.?
Why didn'. you say so before?" and the
justice jumped excitedly from his chair and
began to buckle on belt full of knives and
pistols. "Say, Jim," he called to the sheriff
who was standing near, s.jest you sling a
rope over tree an I'll call up the Peace
and Order Society, am we'll have him
strung up inside o. thirty minutes. Stole
your hoss, did he? Well the law must be
enforced"
~ One hot afternoon in July a traveller
stopped at farmhouse and asked for a
drink of water.
A country girl, bare footed and sunbon-
netted, passed him out a dipper, and said :
''There's the WE'LL"
He was evidently inclined to indulge in q
little rural Irritation, and after making all
the known varieties of 'tsheeps' eyes" at
her over the edge of the dipper he made
bold to inquire:
What might yer name be, Miss?"
"Waal,' she said in matter of fact tone,
'.ef kin convince young Smiler that it's
about time to come down to business, it
might be Mrs. Mary Jane Smiler before
next winter. At present it amt nothin'
but Mary Jane simpkins."
A CoNTEMPTIBLE SwINDLE.-Tom An
jerry, somewhat dissipated student at the
University of Texas, remarked to his
bosom friend, Bill Yardly:
''I'm in a streak of bad luck"
"What has happened to you?"
my uncle has just voluntarily sent me
check for twenty-five dollars"
''Where is the bad luck about that?"
You see was just going to borrow fifty
dollars from him, and now I can't in de-
cency do it. The old scoundrel has headed
me off. I've been feeced out of twenty-five
dollars by the old villain" ."-Ieras Syiyings.
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REPAIRING.

All kinds of Furniture repaired. Terms lib.
eral. j. ED. JEFFERYS.
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:. A. L. RICE Il co.
Handkerchief Sale, Airurdlng q Grand
Chance for Hare bargains.

IIandkor OhlCf Sale, AirurdIng Grant
Chance for Hare bargains.
To-day wo will devote two entire count
ere to the sale Of handkerchief. We havl
always received many compliments on the
taste we display in making up our coleC'
tons and this season we took more care
than ever, and we think II will surprise
YOU 10 see the immense variety we show,
and then their Cheapness and their beauty
will surprise you all the more.
We start them at 10 cents, and at that
low prizes we will only say you will find
ours as nice and az good 90 anywhere else.
Then at 10 cents we, commence TO ltn.
prove, and then next come the 20 and %
cent lineB-here Ia where we expect the
astonishment TO come In. We will show
you 200 styles and none but the most
beautiful and novel designs. Why many
Of our customers have judged them 10 be
worth 30 Cents-Well, perhaps they are
anyway We want 10 advertise our stock
and then when the handkerchief season
comes around (about holiday time) You
won't forget Us, but don't imagine that we
stop there, ws have them Of H5, al 30, At
Us, at 70, at Sl,00, at $l.2O, at Sl6O and
even higher, and At these prices we will
show you more styles than you are likely
to find elsewhere, but then that il not
surprising, because we make q specially Of
handkerchief, we have done 90 iof years,
but this year we make pi handkerchief .
greater specially than ever before,
A, i, RICE 4 ca,
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A BIG EVENT PROTECTED
IN the Way of Hop in Which All VIII b'
Invited 10 pnrtIClunte.

~ tuc WY VI u AAup III hhlCu Ah Will W
Invited to Participate.
For the past month or six weeks the
sopIety men Of Wheeling have been con
Bidering the deuIrabilIty Of giving a hop
on large scale, to be participated in by
old and young, the married and the ain
gle.
bers OF the German Of 1882 'S5, volun.
teered to SEQ what they could do, nd
they have formulated q plan which will
to-day be laid before the gentlemen
whose names appear on the long list pre-
pared. It Is proposed to have the
affair at tho Mcclure House next
Friday might, Kramer to furnish
the music and the hotel the refresh.
ments. Invitations will be gent out to.
day, with a request that oil those reoeiv.
Ing them who favor the plan, call at the
Mcclure House and sign the subscription
List before Wednesday evening, or send q
letter accepting or declining.
II enough sign the subscription paper
the final arrangements will be completed,
and II not, those already made will be de.
Clared oil, The list embraces the names
Of nearly two hundred and fifty. The
gentlemen feel that It Is not only due To
the ladies that they get up something, but
due also TO themselves TO show their ap.
probation Of the many Inequalities Of
which they have been the recipients.
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ABOUT PEoPLE.
Strangers in the City aud Wheeling Folks
Ahrnnh.

Strangers In the City aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. Oven s. Mckinney, Of Fairmontl
Is at the Mcclure House.
Mr.. D. L. Helnlern, Of Centreview, Ohio
was in the city yesterday.
Hon. Basil T. Bowers, Of New Martins
vile, was in the city yesterday.
Miss Mary Wilson, OF Bsrnesville, o.
Is visiting Miss Maude Wiley, otthe Gar
den Spot.
Mis- Jessie Young, OF Pittsburgh, lsex
pected in the city to-day. She will 70:
main here about one week, the guest Oh
Mrs. A. T. Hustled.
MIR. and Mrs. PlatofT Zane and Mr.. and
Mrs. F. P. Jepsou, OF this city, were regis
tered at the st. Albert Hotel, In Charles
ton, last Wednesday.
Misses Maggie Dougherty and Mamie
Welty, two agsiduous junioIa Of the Sc
gum Collegiate Institutes are Tor the month
Of October but one mark apart tho former
having won $40 marks, the latter 67S.
Mr.. ], ]. showles, a well known circus
man, Ia In tho city making arrangements
Tor the appearance at the Opera House
next Friday and Saturday, Of Mr.. Joseph
G. Murphy, in "Kerry Cow" and "shSun
Rhu."
Miss Puella L. Dornblaser, Of Mackey.
vile, Pa, who was delegate to the gen.
oral W. O. T. U. Convention, held at
Minneapolis, Mimi, last week, arrived in
the city yesterday and will stay to enjoy
the Moody meetings.
Messrs. Will. B. Day and Allie Wheat,
OF this city, by a singular providence &c.
capped being in the recent fatal railroad
wreck in tho Northwest. They had in
tended leaving Chicago forst. Paul by the
Milwaukee route, and 1t was not until
their families received information Of their
safe arrival at their destination that they
felt relieved. They at the last moment
took another route.
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In MOnlOrlam.

Whereas, 1t has been tho insCrutable
will Of the Supreme Ruler oil the universe
10 remove from our midst by death on the
18th inst. brother George \, Bursec, Of
Evening Star Lodge, No. IS X. OF p, and
from loving father, mother, brothers and
sisters and from the lodge Of which he
was q Sealous and warm.hearted memb .r,
and OF whose noble principles he was q
true example, and, whereas, our deceased
brother was worthy, honorable, upright
and conscientious In his dealings With his
fellow creatures, earnest and trne and ex.
erted much influence, not only In extend.
ing the membership o! our order, but by
bis conduct exalting IL III tho estimation
oil all who knew him In life.
Resolved, That in the dsath Of our
brother the order has auGsred an irrepar.
able loss, and while We how ourselves sub,
missively to the stroke. we still feel the
sweet consolation, that dying, no has left
behind him bright aud shining record,
an example that forms golden link in
the chain that binds us to the inevitable
future, and that will ever hs beacon TO
guide all who would initiate his rare vir.
tues.
ReSOlved, That we tender u his ilic.ed
parents, brothers and sisLers our sirCeIe
coincidence and our eGrnegt Bympathy in
their saliction at the loas Of one who waa
good citizen and devoted and upright
man.
Resolved, That our charter be draped,
and that our members wear the emblem
Of mourning for a space Of thirty days.
Resolved, That we will ever cherish tho
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A yIilainous Llbol.

Editor Riley, OF the st. OlairSville Ga
Ictte, has printed and sent broadcast over
the county Of Belmont, over the river, q
circular charging Mr.. Cope, County Com
missioner and Republican nominee for re-
election, with having drawn money
largely in excess Of his due, and used
1t Tor improper purposes. This
report Is entirely false, but the Demo.
cratic Auditor Is absent from his post o.
duty eleCtioneering and his clerk refused
to make transcript Of the record. Mr..
Cope went to work to make the transcript
himself. A libel suit will probably result
later. This is only an example OF The
desperation OF the Democrats oyer the
rivnp
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To John o. PendktQn, Esq.
For the information OF some Democratic
friends Of Mayor Grub, you are request
ed to answer the following questions, al
a few votes depend upon your position In
the matter:
Let. Were you not one Of the plotterl
againsL the good name and fair fame oil
Jacob W. Grub, Mayor Of Wheeling2
I'd. Were you not present as an alder
and abettor in connecting the charges
against Mayor Grubb7
Sd. Were not the original charges and
specifications in your handwriting, and
were they not given to young man to
copy, 90 as not 10 give you away:
4th. Are you not doubly guilty In that
infamous matter, In that you deceived
poor Porter Smith, who testified that he
signed the charges without reading them,
and did not realize their force and effect
A specific reply To these questions will
influence, many votes.
/ will give you pointer some one has
leaked, John. VERlTAs.
Wheeling, Del. 20.
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S, Meek Ia Chairman, has ordered Camp
bell press, The name OF "BoyOotteT' has
become so Offensive to decent people that
the name Of the paper will be changed 70
the Ohio Valley Budget.
on account Of extensive repairs that are
being made on the Zane street NJ. +,
Church, the church viii bs closed all day
Sabbath,
FRITZ MAURR, an employe OF Hale q
Stalnaksr's box and bung factory, had the
fore finger Of his left hand slit open by 3
circular saw yesterday.
A LITTLE daughter Of James Keuney
fell down stairs at her fathers residence
on Twenty.third street, and broke one OF
the small bones Of her left arm.
A WIDOW named Stottabsrry lost her
pocket book on the street yesterday morn
ing between her home on the South Side
and Fourteenth street, 1t contained SID.
HARRY Travis entertained the. j |, O.
Club at his residence last evening, Cards
and Killmsysr were the entertaining feat
ures, and dancing was INDUCED in till the
wee smR' hours,
CLERE Hook yesterday admitted to re-
cord deed made October q, by Charles
w. Franzheim and wife to August Seidelr
in consideration OF 500, for lot IS, in
square q, on Wood street, in the Eighth
ward,
ADAM COLEMAN got out OF the work
house Thursday and will doubtless gel
back to-day, Officer Junkins found him
lying on the B. K o, track in the old
HempGsld yard yesterday and locked
him up.
EVERY member oil the Plumed knights
organization ia urged TO be at the club
rooms at 6;45 o'clock sharp tonight, pre-,
pared to act as an escort TO General Got
| from the hotel to the North End Rink
The yellow satin badgea'wlll be worn,
A BOY. named al Campbell, q son o
Bob Campbell, aged ten or eleven years
and employed at the Hinge factory, acct
| dentally got his feet In vat Of acid in thu
electroplating department at tho works
and was severely burned, His injuries
will lay him up for several months 4
come, besides being distressingly painful
| DANIEL SAITH, a carpenter, fell through
the open floor Of new house In the pro
] cess OF erection at the corner Of Wood
and Thilty.thiTd streets yesterday, alight
| inV in the cellar on his head aud shout
| deIs, He was cut and bruised outWardly
to very painful extent, and received in
ternal injuries also which the doctors SAY
may result In his death,
TIE Caruer.Sheperd Dramatic Com
psny gave "Widow Bedott" last evening
| 10 q fashionable audience. This alter
noon there will be a grand matinee, wheI
| the price Of admission will be only TWEEN
ty.tive cents to all parts Of the house
Tonight the company will appear her'
| for the last time In the great play, "Th'
Shadows Of Life" Thoge who have no
seen Mr.. Garner should not Iail TO do so
7 Next Monday W.C. Donaldson's vel
Gknown Dramatic Company will pregen
lat the Grand the famous play
"Tho Gsmbler'a Wife," a story o
tho sunny South in slavery
days. This company is gsid to he com
posed Of artists Of established metropoll
| ian reputation, and they no doubt vii
| be greeted by n large audience. Thu
play abounds with beautiful comedy ant
| sparkling masic, and the company carried
a car load OF special scenery Tor the pro
duction OF this great play.
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the. Radical Cure, one box u Catarrhal solvent,
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srntn,,,ara ~ i,n,,nrinnna.

Next to the bowels, or rather in conjunction
with them, the kidneys and bladder are the most
important scavCnEcn Of the system. They purify
the blood aud carry OF liz refuse preventing fheu,
mAilStn dtowy, flights disease and diabetes b.
theft aOtlYO cleansing work. Hosleitof's stomach
Blttets, when The Kidneys bVlnCO tendency 10
relax the activity Of thelf Important lunClinuI 10.
news H. and thus AyeRln renal niAlades, The most
diGiOdll 10 cope with, and which NipehndlOe q
irighliui loss 0i bodily Tissue, stamina and flesh,
toms OF inACtlot, they should al bnoh receive tic
nOediul stimulus from thh sAltst hufCst aud pleas
Antal Of dilfeilca. Chllla aud lover, dyspepsia,
constitution liver complaint and debility are also
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Col. j. ID. Taylor Mt Martins Ferry.
Lafayette Hall was comfortably filled
Thursday night to hear Col. Taylor dis:
Ouss the tissues OF the campaign. The au.
dlenCe was composed Of representative
workingmen and citizens and was freely
Bprinkled with ladies. Col. Taylor was
Introduced by ]. Q. Gray, Esq, Ia a neat
speech, and was frequently greeted with
cheers and applause, In the course Of bis
talk, which occupied about an hour, and
which was listened 10 with close attention
throughout. Mr.. Taylor 10 IN eloquent
and i6roible speaker, and materially ad.
yanCed the Republican and his own Cause,
by bis clear and manly exposition Of the
principles Of his party, and his scathing
donunCiStou Of the Democrats and their
policy.
Il, :. CLARK, Of Morlstown, addressed a
fair sized audience in CottHells stoferooln,
In behalf Of tho Prohibltlonists. Mr..
CLARK Is quite q iorCible talker and he did
the cold water question 10 perfection.
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ll58 MAIN STREET.

According to tho character or extent Of
your business set aside liberal percent.
age for advertising; expend it judiciougly
and the recult will be profitable. Geo. ?.
Rowell & Co, 10 Spruce street, New York,
will give you good advice and do your
work 80 as to procure the most for the
money.
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ANDY wRIsaERBER, the we'll known
East Wheeling butcher, was driving bis
team through cut near Roney's Point,
when a train dashed through. The
horses reared and plunged against the
train, throwing Welsgerber to the ground.
Both horses were cut up pretty badly,
and Weisgerber was also bruised up, but
fortunately both driver and horses eS'
capped with their lives.
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FALL and Winter Stock Just received,
4 full limo Of Sultlngs, OYerCOatings
and PantalOOnlngs. Also a full lluC Of
our celebrated Knit Jackets. Scotch
0"'''nS' u 'p''"''C q. HESS s SONS.
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A Free Trip for the Boys,

lor0antOWn Post
The Democrats are desperate. They
have sent to the University, and promise
free transportation to students who viii
90 to the First district and vote for Bran
non. They are Smelling out the Doodle
for the lost cause.
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Ladies are requested 10 call and examine
the New White Automatic Sewing Ma.
chine, single thread.
Persons having used the Wilcox 4 Gibbs
Automatic machine, will find the White
TO be superior In every respect. An ex.
animation 10 respectfully solicited. II
can DO seen at the BaleBroom OF
EDWARD L. RoBE & Co.,
M. bh T'Ehlnh H.
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Chlcngo and Return 5000, by tile Pan.
HundIO IInuta

Monday, November s, the p, O. & st.
/. Ry. %. will sell excursion tickets 10
returninguntil November IS Train leaves
Wheeling at 1:l0 n. m, city time, arriv.
Ing in Chicago at $3.50 the following morn.
Ing, oct 2S
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W. D. Suit, druggist, Bippus, Ind, lea.
des: VI can recommend Electric Bitters I'd
the very best remedy. Every bottle soId
has given relief In every case. One man
took Blx bottles, and was cured Of Fhutna.
tism Of ten years. standing" Abraham
I MA,ro, druggist Bellville, Ohio, aiIiFmB:
THE best selling medicine have ever
handled In my twenty years experiences
70 Electric BltteB." Thousands Of othSfa
have added their testimony, 60 that the
verdict 10 unanimous that Electric BllterA
do cure all diseases Of the liver, kidneys
Or blood. Only q half dollar q bottle, al
Logan 4 Cos drug store, "