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Daily Republican., 1888-05-30

WAsHINaroR, May e0-Genera
sheridan was reported 70 bs much bet
Ter Yesterday, and his military AID a,
sxpresssd themselves ~ feeling en-.
ooursGed 70 believe that he has 4 feiy
oeance OF recovery. There was an sir OF
chserfulness about the members OF the
household this morning that Indicated
better than words that there hal hsen .
decided change for the better In The alex
soldiers condition.
Toe FIRST Intelligence OF his condition
came from Colonel Blunt, who remained
at the house all night He lefs 1t about
SO O'Clock TO 60 home for breakfast,
and 90 he passed the newspaper men In
waiting said that the General had 4
very comfortab night snd that one Of
the physicians tod him few minutes
be fore thst the General was "doine
tp!endidiy. Every thing seems 10 be
mole favorable now" said Colonel
Blunt, and Mrs. She iiisn and ali OF
us feel very much encouraged. But
then. you know, the disease Ia still
happen"
Colonel Kellogg relieved Colonel
Blunt, and. after spending some time
in the house with the ply sicians and
mem bsrs OF tho family. appeared on the
trout porch about O'Clock and con-
versed freely about the case.
1.-THE General slspt wsll during the
night, eaid he, 'and new appcars TO
ne much refreshed. His sleep ives
natural aud restful and not caused by
marc osics OF any kind."
One OF the prettiest sights Of the
morning was when the Generals three
girls stopped In the midst OF their
play on the beautiful lawn surround
ing this house and gathered some
trvers to BIO sent to their afflicted
father.
The physicians met In consultation
about = O'Clock and prepared the bulle
Tin announcing the continued imprcys.
nent of their patient since the favor
able turn indicated ia the bulletin
lssuad last evening.
8 10 p. m -Gsberal Sheridan's con.
iition TO day has bean satisfactory. His
pulse, respiration, yigor OF mind and
body have improved, his sleep has bee n
more normal and restfui, and his nat.
raj functions are nearer the line of
O'REILLY,
MATTHEWS,
YARRow,
BYRNE
Daily Republican., 1888-05-30

At tie New York Prod uoe ExchAnse
on Thursday. was exhibited 3 bronze
imperial busbel measure cast Ia 1901
and used In Eaglsrd at that p. ROD az
the Cro3n measurement. IL is of
splendid Workmanship, ard weighs
about eighty pounds Around the uppfr
eige is the Inscription: "Elizsbeth Del
9ratsa Anglia FrAnoi@ st Hibernia.
Regina, 1e0l." Ita capacity Ia 4 Ter
cent. less than the present Enzlish
standard, and ja't equivalent to the
American standard. The measure was
formerly owned by the American Ex.
change In Europe,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-30

Medical men 10 Medina. New York,
and theresbouts are interested In the
csse of Mrs Goo &c Jackson, who sur
y'yes with hroksn neck, sustained by
falling from wagon on Wed nesday,
at last accounts shs was able to taIk
snd MAS perfectly rational; aer bod
petnw the shoulders waa completely
para yzsd. The doctors feared TO at.
tempt TO mhka a complete examination
or reduoe the trse ure. which 10 among
bne oetv!oai yetts3tD, last 1t would
snap the spinal c1rd
Daily Republican., 1888-05-30
sHEzIDAHs RIDE.
sr THOMAS suCKkzAE READ.


Up frem the sou.b, at break Of day.
Bringing 70 Winchester frssh dismsy,
Ths anrikhysd air with . Oh iaer bore,
Like herald IA hasts to the oaisftain'
ms terrible srunb,s. and rumble, snd roar
Telling the battle was on ease more,
And sheridan twenty m les way.
And wider still those biIlows Of war
Taundered along the hsrinsn's bar;
Aad louder yst inIo winohs, e. rolled
Ma yinx the blood Of the listener cold,
As he thought Of the stake 10 that derry fray
And sh:ridan twenty miles away.
Bat there Is road from winchester towr.
5000 broad highway leading do vn;
And there through the iash OF tho nornins
A steed a black as the ste d, OF night
Was seem TO pass o. with ale fight,
As II he knew the terrible need;
ne sire sn ID aray wit mis- utmost speed;
HIS rose and 70 !, but his heart was gar.
With Sheridan fiiteei milss away.
stili .prAns from those 9 .ift h,ofs thunder
The dust IKE smoke from a lannon's
Or Me tran raj, Of comet sweeping faster and
rorsbodins 30 traitors 10 doc - Of disaster
inc heart OF the steod a1d the heart Of The
Wore beating like 'isaners ass ultins thsir
Impatient to be where the ba,tla n.id calls,
hssiy nerve Of the charger was strH ined 70
with Sheridan only ten miles awty.
Under his spurning feet the road
Like an arrowy Alpine river flowed,
= ana the Ian iso. pc a, cd away behind
n. fNNA he
ana the sized, Ike bark fed with furnace
ire,
swept on. with his wild eye full Of IRE.
3ut ioi ne is nearing his heart's desire;
~ ~ mum inc noka OF the roaring fray,
with Sheridan only i've Mills away.
The trst that tho General saw we're the
of s!rst Elers, and then tho rotre.tlny
What S gas S sons' What to dor a glance told
Then, 8. riking his spurs. with q terrlb,s
oath,
40 dsshod down the line. mid sarm o,
nd ,he wave OF retreat check sd its cours,
there, because
me slant OF the master compelled It 10
pause
With loan and with dust the black charger
" q AN OF nj, eye and his rsi nos rils
play
10 seemed to the whole gssa. army TO asy
have brought you sheri Ian all the way
FROM winchester down, to ave ths DAY
urrahl hurrAh 'or ShorIdasi
turrAhl hurfah for herse and mani
,nd when their sktueg ars placed on hixt
nder ths dome Of the Dni1n SKY,
ne American soldiers Temple or Fame.
acre. VITA tins g.orious generals name,
s.ti, In lctGefa both bold and bright,
y 'sr ying Sheridan lnro the fight.
from Enthusiastically m lies away"
Daily Republican., 1888-05-30

Touriet-My physician has advised
me to locate where l may get the
south wind. Docs it ever blow here3
Natlve-Well, sir, | may say as you
are lucky to have come to this place.
The south wind always blows here
Tourist-AlwaysS But 1t seems to
be blowing from the north now.
Natiye-oh, it may be coming from
that direction now, but it's the south
wind. It's coming back, you know.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-30

r.. MONROE N. O., Oct. 20, 1887,
Inc rotter Drug and Chemical Co,
Gentlemen MIR. VIM. s.. It phenson of
L ei county brought his son to town TO day to
Rs,n US H. nun, and TO show us what Cuticura
1Tsierred 70 In our letter TO you some time ago.
~, ~ ,ook ~ the boy now, one would suppose
,nat there had never been ANYTHING thu mat
~, tslr with im,-seems to be in perfect health
W. nave written and herewith inciose what
wrote II Just as he dictated
p. r. afe selling quite aquantity OF Cnticura
npeinedie5 ana near nothing but praises for
t hnem we regard the Cuticura Remedies the
Desl IN the market, and shall do all we can 10
promote their sale. Yours Truly. ="
STEVENS 4 BRUNER
Druggists and Pharmacist.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-30

You wouldn't think," he said, indi.
oaupg scntlsman aorosH the street
mat that ordinary, com N onp ace
,ooking p rson has many tipes Shared
death undinos inRly In the face"
AoteI2"
mot ve'yi ts', an I'M iertaker,"
Daily Republican., 1888-05-30

{llLtO yhlR VI i've Pl4-
4 m viii b 70 cts, Ter pair will be
ShbltW, II HARtLUVE'S,
n, or vita p. AMB0i ID,
Ridge. MIC u
Daily Republican., 1888-05-30

$lD-A FIRST GLASS BKIOK-I
{rlai burner. me that nuder-
I'M prsis BRICK. Reference re.
hi Il s. " DARBY, brick
IN iOld ave1ue MA ots
Daily Republican., 1888-05-30

Cuticnra, the great skin cure, and CutIcura
SOAP tprepared.from IL, externally, land Cutf-
tn kesolvent, the new blood purifier, In
w nally, are positive cure for every form OF
SYN and blood disease, from pimples to SC Of
Daily Republican., 1888-05-30

CHAMBER
Ia. VIZ for hotels, r. siaurants a.d
\ AnlBa, Intelligence ONCE for
4 GunAs No., iOj Orange street.
m9i-ml5-eot-lms
Daily Republican., 1888-05-30

|' ,,s,s,iIUArl0N as HOUSE.
III, ',' = ,a |. Is NJ other lady
N%'diiess Sd snd Jsrk.
4 ms9St
Daily Republican., 1888-05-30

,n-BY A RESPEOrABLE
=alil, il.uatlOl IN sm all family
NJ u general ousewOrh. A
laai ~ tbl.c than wages,
aAo.nie m2e-1h
Daily Republican., 1888-05-30

-aGhT "a TEN STONE.
~ several lsborers. Az,
lHoSPslS, 18th street and
a2i.tf
Daily Republican., 1888-05-30

; !! ,lruhTlJa AS UJyK
WY |. W3nan. or 70 do gene.
.sliilllJ Of Two, Apply a.
'AV'" mo 6lA
Daily Republican., 1888-05-30

f. RtSptOr8 BAE PRO-
t,l ~ 70 do 20 4sral house.
~ y, hniJ. Apply at 1910.
w D lal Monroe 1ts. rs ats
Daily Republican., 1888-05-30
A FRIGHTFUL.sEIl DISEASE

sumertags Intense. Mead nearly
raw. BODY covered with Sores
Cured By the Cutieurs IN em o. dies,
nessrs. sTnvnss BRUsKR, Monroe, N. O.
De.r Sire About Two months ago. ON xou
1,vnom,mendation, boughta bottle OF tuti.
une cake o. Cuticlra Soap, for my son aged
enla.e years who has been afficted with
e that believe the TemedIes have Cured him M
... ,.e.isEs were Intense, his head being
s seis,y raw his ears being gone except the
HIS condition was irightfui to behold The
t sores have now all disappeared, his skin is
n aea eyes bright cheeTful in disposition,
ILLNESSES wLtnesses TO this remarkable cure, and the
COUPLING ones are requested To call or write
me, or any OF my neighbors. "e
WM. s. STEPHENSON,
winchester T. o., Union.Co., N. g.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-30

htglLuOuks, uahMB Ben.
u, hlp of hOttls, Restaurants
|nkhailla Int liganco office
nd 1tImln, 10, 1908 Orange
ml6-eod.lms
Daily Republican., 1888-05-30
s.&toa

Hp-kN ENuAGeMEhr BY
Ia.rltrc a Ian In 6 grocery or
IN, m telpsF or clors, or fny
I'M, 10 thc lrsde salary no tb-
Inn Vyntnt. Apply A. . M,
2b4ta
Daily Republican., 1888-05-30

HUVSE SO7 VAN
aaisi,' Isa, with hath. An
''H' Reasonable. Ap.
- al6.tf
Daily Republican., 1888-05-30

u. s I'M n, ROoM FOR A
5ss ''i Iss,.b building, 10th
III, lotss g,,ly to Il. MO
~ att
Daily Republican., 1888-05-30

L,Ts9ARD BY a LADY
:" 'S@''Y' Address y. 4.
- ms 1t.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-30

r. B0ARDERS, AT MRS.
ger az King street Pleas
sod acccmmtdat
ml5-28te
Daily Republican., 1888-05-30

For Baled Hay ana STRAW
Go to Salfnar q Co., No. 2 West Tenth
street.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-30

4 r-aVArluN NY A Ne
~, ~ y w4t,h IAN or any
1 ~ \ 'ni''stants running 4
p,h 5, ttis otilae. rs 81
Daily Republican., 1888-05-30

EsAA ENERGETIC AND
M |r,l i p g,lyl auil co lert,
=, " .nitloor, l..22. Int t.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-30

s sgi9N y, 81. GROVE FOR
ID ~ ~, p,e llcs and social
'''' l. a U. St. Railway
a3leo1.lm
Daily Republican., 1888-05-30

/ tY SIIlDsS,r STORY FRONT +
slt',sS9' beard, S. "
- m2o.6t
Daily Republican., 1888-05-30

ID y. Sitss Y! FRONT
|lasliS;ssi !. s,oard. to 2 young !
Al" Lombard II,
- m22-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-05-30

Ia .ss.a,s,,- olp :
.i0a, sN West ION d
- B eod.sts
Daily Republican., 1888-05-30

Ii..,.u. Nd 4, GIRL FOR
'es'A A ply blb Pop
me- 4tA
Daily Republican., 1888-05-30

|s;,i ssl1,sgS,Flhsr GLASS
S0li' Z, 3l ST. l;.im
Daily Republican., 1888-05-30

LLr.lu UAOIUE PIGS,b WEEKS
|i,oly /, VI. h. HENDhlN KSON,
|ff' Cehtreville, del.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-30

VA llptt biNht ANN'Ntt NV" ~
m It's. ". DARBY, brio
u iOid avenue MIA ots
ID-CO0KS, CHAMBER
d. Mo for hotels, r. siaurants a.
hnii.. Intelligence ONCE 70
4 6unAs, No, 1905 Orange street
m9i-mlS-eot-lms
HrENu0uks, utthMB Ser
v, hlp 'of hOttls, restaurant
nshailsa Int liganco otiic
nd 1tImln, 10, 1903 OranE,
ml5-eod.lms
l-BY 4 RESPEOrABLI
alfl, ii.uAtlOl n sm all iamiIy
nR u general ! ouseworh. 4
lasi N Obj .ct than wages
'alo.nse m2e-1s
- PRRAOEH WANTING
ilslp for hotels restaurants OF
aar be accommodated by call.
AiE'on Intelligence ONCE sol
ian0-tf
-
INSlIU ATOMS ; 3 GOOD
Et! rhambtrmsids, with tho
,tt s1li silu'liors. Also. d
nl.' 'liett. m2s
pnlpnrps 80.
,,,, y,'n az i e., a. a l RS'
L i0Od ,cCcaInu ,is,,o,s rleAs-
nio-1oN
LuUAT "a TEN sluNE.
d Iht several lAborers AZ.
iEOxPsjs. ism st,aS, q ~ ~
sH-ti
"A 'lTuATIIn AZ ,I-,-IE
ai,rIJ W,naa. or % az, q, D =,
iIu.,s VI WV i ApP ~. a.
"a ktSpkUfaBt,E pRp-
nin llalIJ. Ap te,S' a. I0q isso
10 b Iai Monroo ATS, ~ stS
l-------
i'atn here y .i T. Ne as s,t HOUSE jsl
lil1Idile,g al mi ,aIy
'''' on snl JACK
-,r1,,r7a--
~, N4i,bsan n =, y n
rnE aut.,.taE6a VI eny
:, .-.- oln.e. IS 81
iUuNti WHILE tilNI,
w IVY Adams st. n.usts
\: /, a ,sa.li,,.'. Il i!
'''i' ~, ~ no
BOARD BY A LAW
,lk hIi!y,= A'li,'s. "a ~ l
s. --.-=.-- m2a'2t' /
AN ENERGETIC tNnI
Aasl,, IN il0or =, ~ ~ , ist"
||| \ U-,00 01VI ~
isvaS5ts u nm a.. FOR
pa! O O,o ,p,.P
s,.iss saI@. !. tl 4, z GLASS
O. % 81. i.lm
WI Rent.
FrSiii, N - !
s sgoN y, u, GROVE FOR
YEA o. saason s9oihI
:;5, .:.5. !; ;:.: : :;'!5:::'
" " 4
M ,Ss !; ssa;a, to rsE te1.r
-'n0a, %, s.
!. i l,s5 59 5l'i,I ron a
Foi;5S "-I
,1 r55n. s. so7 YAN-l
''a''' tent REASONABLE l.a 1'9BR. AL Al \,
lIS5s5 Als.tf
W.: ,.',,. IA !. =
..,.''.' M - S ,sS., ia i
!s5 e. '' & ssss:. 4 sstig
y 4. iz,75; " a5 1's;' |
SllA af az anLEY
:!Sz5.5s3#555 =. s. II. |.
rs sss.....--.....l /
'Dll bAlSITo I
Daily Republican., 1888-05-30

,,,F-IARGE AND SH ALL
~, wagons at fair prices. Al
,a,Iss # business wagons. ".
'sn ii and Fren III SITS. aio'Smf
Daily Republican., 1888-05-30

t,tI-I LOT or BuIiiDit0
~, ss1s ,a,ting OF sash, doors.
IN a., Also building iof
EsTlBR, No. llo King st. I'LL
Daily Republican., 1888-05-30
rss sala

r1sTaEAP, a FALLT0P Oh
slla,,. ssQori, or will exchange
Efisl9,n ilsh cow W. u. hey
f,Ls ~ Ii,s,,ls Road. m2l-m,sh's
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-12-13

..t;gers." IN one winter: aad the
sir..am has ever since borne tho name
Of Tig.r Fork. In this lacality. pan
theirs were. as may b supposed very
plentiful but th y were shy and even
cowardly. There were plenty Of bears
too and the old settlers tell OF fierce
fight between q bear and panther
which came OF on Tiger Fork many
years ago. but the talc is somewhat
musty and The details rather apocrS :
phal. joyce, IN St Lossis Globe
nemocr0k
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-12-13
WHEN w,ee.s a CON. AWAY

Semehow yarns arounA the1focrU
Amt 20 funny - before.
An I'm all the time forgetttn'
THIS or that ere little chore:
When git ouS in the kitchen.
Want to hang around an stay:
Guess I'm foolish caus this ov'nin.
Why-my wife's go'n' away.
She's axin' things up for me
With thoughtful. iovin' care.
Tellin' me that somethin's here,
An somethin' else is over there:
Lookin' sober, speakin' low voiced,
Though she hasn't much 70 say:
Ketch her eyes on mo all dim like
Guess she haes to 60 away.
Wish twas ovef-wsh twas way on
Wish we didn't have to part:
That's jst what keep thinkin',
An afeelin' in my heart.
Praps our speerits see much furder
Than the partin' OF to-day.
An Jest hint what they can't tell u,
When loved ones go'n' away.
Calls to mind another journey,
BY an by We all must go,
Wonder who's a gettln' ready
For the train that moves so slow!
Brings the tears to think about 1t,
Sol git nigh her an pray,
Ii may be my time for startin'.
Jest when she's a go'n' away.
-Lu r. Caks. in Om1hG World.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-12-13
Notice Of Appointment.
fADNINJSTRAT

State Of Kansas. Thomas County IS:
In the matter of the estate of John Brinley,
late of Thomas county. Kansas.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Notice is hereby given. that on the 18th day
OF November. 4. d. 1883. the undersigned was,
by the Probate Count of Thomas county, KAN
sas. duly appointed and qualified as Admins
traitor of the estate of John Rrinley, late Of
Thomas county. deceased All parties inter-
ested in said estate will take notice and govern
themselves accordingly.
Isigned1 ALEXANDER X. MCRAE,
Administrator.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-12-13
Notice-Timber Culture. No. 9433.

Notice Timber Culture. No. 9433.
e. s. Land Office. Oberlin Kan Oct. "a. 1883.
Complaint having been entered a; this Of.
flee by Simon Miller against Albert Phipps
for failure to comply with the law rs to Tim
ber-Cuitnre e1try No 1l3l dated March IL. 1875,
upon the Sc or section II. township $. range
35 west. in Thomas county. Kansas. with q
view to the cancellation of said entry; con-
testant alleging that said Albert Phpps plant.
ed in seeds the first five acres during the third
year-abnut the month of November, 1Sss. but
has failed to cultivate the same at any time
since. and there are no trees growing on the
said five acres. and q portion of the seeds
planted we, peach seeds and not lawful tim.
her the said parties are hereby summoned to
appear at this office on the 18th day of Dec.
1883, at IL clock H. IN. to resDOnd and fur.
nish testimony concerning said alleged fail
ure.
34 FRANK BACON, Register.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-12-13
THE GREAT OANJlRo.

An Enthu <iastic American Writes About
Japan. Edwin Booth.
O,e would scarcely expect to find
way out here i'm Jat an an actor of the
finest talent, but there are some here
who would be CO sidrred fine in any
country. and Da' jiro-,he great Dam
jro-how can do hin Justice? Would
you think a sC-called heather could
make a hardened wretch like me
almost shed tears in the affecting
parts? W"nld you think that would
be so carried away with tn. artii g If
an Asiaiic that l would shout. with
the native audi nee: ''Yorishii! yor-
ishii I" (wen done! we'll done y
We'll. whe / frs s W this PLAYER my
rpr.se and eradication were SO
great that / could scarcely keep
my enthus as i in rasOnable
bounds. and on acquai lance l
am none the les. infatuated. His act.
ing is almost mary lOuS !. of course.
could net understand any of the stage
language. aud my intcrpre er's E =
gl.sh was little tier than that Of an
average Sioux Indian at a grading
agency; bat Da j,ro's taent made up
for all slight disadv ,ntage| like these.
His support, too. was good. y notable
feature Of the sage in Japan being
that none Of the softer SIX take any
part with the men. all female charac-
ters being represented by males in
female dress. O. the other han !.
there are respectable theat rs Tin
Toxic here there are no male actors.
the male characters being put on the
9 age by women in mems attire. The
two xes never take parts in the same
iheater even; but the audiences Of
both are compos,d Of men and wom-
en-. One ore word about ID ,njr":
n. is The best and most celebrated
actor in Japan and lives in
Tokios but plays in every city
of importance in the empir'. H. is
said to be rich. and ! pr same he is.
for he lives in beautiful home hear
he foreign concession But while he
has prospered some of the theaters at
which he has been from time to time
The chief attraction are now closed
for debt. but ! believe more from bad
management Than from lack of patron
age. Yet with all this mans wealth
and all his fame he does not consider it
inconsistent with his dignity 10 accept
money presents from his enthusiastic
audiences. and he is frequently. after
a very eff 'ct,ve rendering Of some
part, invited TO the ''bnx' Of some
one in the Audience. and. if The invi-
alton is accepted. receives money
token If admirltlon-any amour
from $40 To $50. If The star can not
accept The inv tation h. sends lesser
GIT to the b *. who recei YES a small
ID, sent for himself and carries one 10
his chief tar. ..ta::::- :--.--..----.
n d canarles sell for nve doIiars
a, i. ce in the bird stores. They are
said to be produced from the eggs Il
IN ordinary nay that has been fed
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-12-13

r. d canarIes sell for nve GOIiars
a. j. ce in the bird stores. They arc
said to be produced from the eggs Il
IN ordinary nay that has been fed
IN CAYENNE p.pper. The young birds
are also kept on red pepper diet
until ties ar. full grown and their
plnmage has bee m, settled and per
manent red. Some doubt this story,
Lu it is stuck to by the bird dealers
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-12-13
THOMAS COUNTY, KANSAS.

TERMS OF SALE:
One-tenth the purchase price must be cash
in hand. and the balance secured by q bond,
approved by the county clerk. Bidders are
required to make a cash deposit as an evi.
dence IF good faith
Given under my hand this 18th day of July
1857. CHAs. NJ. HOvEY,
County Treasurer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-22
Wanted.
Measles Prevnlent-The late Mrs. Clark-A
Sisters Fatal Grief.

Measles Prevnlent-Tho late Mrs. Clnrk-A
Sisters Fatal Grief.
Ticket No. 127 drew the rifle ratified of
by Joseph Bonner. Z"
Mrs. D. E, Howells is in Washington,
D. c., visiting friends.
A number Of cases OF measles are re-
ported in and about town this week, and
there is danger OF the disease spreading.
Three Bohemians were arrested in
Farrell's saloon yesterday for fighting,
by Officer Neininger. Knives and guns
were drawn, and the officer just appeared
in time to prevent serious racket.
Miss Louisa Adolph died on Thurs
day last. Miss Lena Adolph died on
Monday a week ago, and since then
Miss Louisa could not be comforted and
finally succumbed to death. The re-
mains were inferred on the hill Friday
afternoon.
Saturday night Spangler Post No. 90, OF
Bellaire, paid fraternal visit to Bran
mum Post. They were escorted to this
city by the G. A. r. drum corps. On
their arrival at the hall the drummer
boys went to Martins Ferry to attend
the fair and festival given by the drum
corps OF that city.
The funeral of Mrs. Capt. Clark took
place Saturday afternoon at o'clock
and was largely attended. Mrs. Clark
was 20 years OF age, well-known and
highly respected. Her death was caused
by inflammation OF the bowels. Rev. G.
G. Hayes preached the funeral sermon,
which was very solemn and impressive.
Six sons Of Mrs. Clark were the pail
bearers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-22
MEMORIAL DAY.
Arranged for It's Observance by

Programme Arranged for Its Observance by
the Local G. AR.
The joint memorial committee have
arranged the following programme for
the observance of memorial day, We'd
nesday, May 80:
In the morning, the Posts Of the
Grand Army OF the Republic will pro-
coed as follows: E. w. Stephens Post
No. SO, will have charge OF the services
in the cemeteries south OF the creek.
]. w. Holiday Post No. l2, those at
Mt. Wood, Old City Cemetery, PENN
sula, and Old Stone Church at Elm
Grove. Post No. So, OF Wheeling, those
at Greenwood and Mt. Calvary.
The Ladies' Relief Corps and U. S.
Grant Camp Sons OF Veterans will have
charge OF the decoration Of the soldiers
monument. The children of all schools
are expected to gather and leave the
flowers at such places us have been
designated heretofore. In the afternoon
all the posts OF the city, those OF the
neighboring towns and cities, together
with the camp OF Sons OF Veterans and
all old soldiers who may desire to turn
out, will form on Main street, right rest.
ing on Twelfth, and under the command
ofW. II. Travis, officer OF the day, will
march up Main to Tenth, down Tenth to
Market, down Market to Fourteenth, up
Fourteenth to Jacob, down Jacob to
Sixteenth, down Sixteenth to west
front of the City Hall, where public ser
vices will be held.
On the Sunday evening previous,
May 27, j. W. Holiday Post No. ~, and
Post No. Sc, of Wheeling, will meet in
G. A. II. Hall, on Main street, at o'clock,
sharp, and march in a body TO the
United Presbyterian church, where Rev.
DR.. ]. T. Mcclure will deliveramemorial
sermon.
L. w. Stephens Post, No. SO, will
meet in their Hall, corner Thirty.sixth
and Eoff streets, on Saturday evening Mt
Z o'clock, and march in body to Wesley
Chapel, where Rev. A. ]. Ash will de-
liver u Memorial Sermon.
All old soldiers, not belonging to any
OF the posts, are invited TO join with
them and narcotic eitherof the churches.
This being the last meeting OF either
OF the Posts before Memorial Day, the
members are cautioned that they should
not fail to represent at the regular meet
ing.