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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-07
bow Can They Do M

Blessed if know but they are do
ing it right along
10 Bars Big Gun Soap only 81.
lG Bars White Star Soap only 81.
is Bars Mascot Soap only 81
Now is your time-Don't out off to-
day what you can get tomorrow just
as Tallow is ON the rise-We
saw COW go up in balloon the 9th
er day--Gct there before its too late.
WEST & DRUMILER
Turpentinc and Linseed Oil by the
gallon, can, or case or barrel, also
Chicago and st. Louis White Lead
at the PIONEER DRUG STORE.
Boots and shoes all kinds are now
being received at West & Drumilers
don't forget them-the very best
goods for cash at bed rock prices.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-07
How We Celebrated.

I Blackfoot holds no checkrein over
her patriotic enthusiasm when the
Nations birthday comes. She cele.
brates in a manner that would do last
ing honor TO larger town in an old
settled state. A general observance
of the day is kept and good cheer
rules the day. The Fourth just pass.
ed was no exception to the general
rule. To the committee on arrange
mcnts the crowd in attendance was
indebted for a rich and varied pro-
grammc of the days exercises. The
morn's early dawn was ushered in with
the firing OF the national salute. BY
10 o'clock the holiday appearance of
the crowded streets showed there was
no decline in the patriotism of the
town and surrounding country from
that of former years Our home band
strengthened by reinforcements from
the Brigham City band, discoursed in
spiriting music. At l1:l5 the large
concourse assembled under the bowery
was called TO order by Hon. Frank W.
Became and prayer was offered by Rev.
A. i, Lyons, DIR. J. W. Givens, SUI
perintendent of the insane asylum,
read the Declaration and addresses
appropriate to the day were then de-
livered by Col. J. w. Jones, Rev. Mr.,
Lyons and Attorney ]. Ed Smith.
In the afternoon according to the
programme some spirited horse races
took place and these in turn were fol.
lowed by foot races, wheelbarrow
races, bun races, and in the evening
a splendid display of fireworks was
made; the whole concluding with a
grand ball at the Opera House. This
celebration OF 1883 will go down IN
the history of the town on one of its
brightest pages and with it will be
recorded much praise to the manage.
ment for the programme and the cred.
liable and praiseworthy manner in
which It was carried out,
NOTES.
The railroad company ran special
trains for the accommodation of par
ties attending the Fourth,
Eagle Rock and Pocatello sent us
quite a delegation of welcome guests,
Ross Fork and Fort Hall werc large.
Iy represented in Blackfoot ON the
iay we celebrate.
Little Miss Blanche Crawford IA
pored the audience with pretty little
Whippoorwill, on the Fourth Z
Our home choir sang two very tiuc
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-07
Democratic Central Committee Meeting.

Democratic Central Committee Meeting.
A meeting Of the Democratic Cen
tral Committee of Bingham county
will be held at Blackfoot, Wednesday,
July 18th, 1888. Naming the time
and places for holding the Primaries,
apportioning the representation OF
each precinct in the county conycn-
tion and other important business will
come before the committee. A full
attendance is earnestly desired
j. NJ. BENNETT, Chairman.
NJ. G. SENTER, Sec'y.
Blackfoot, Idaho, July 9th. 1893.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-07
W. nALLER

WATCH MAKER AND JEwELER.
Watches, Chains, Jewclry. Charms.
Rings and fine line of Spectacles for
sale at the Post Office Al work aud
goods warranted.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-07
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Came to my ranch. miles north of town.
about two months ago, one light brown horse
blaze face, about II or IL years old. and brand.
cd with = on left shoulder. The owner Is no
tilted to II call. pay damages and take the
horse away or the same win be sold as the law
directs. GEO. w. WEEKS.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-07
Seed Wheat and Alfalfa SEED For Sale.

Twenty thousand pounds Of Seed
Wheat, also lot of Alfalfa Seed for
sale, Apply To
Il. II. HopKISs. Blackfoot.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-07

d. II, Bicthan has a complete camp
ing outfit to rent
Rube Dunn's butter for sale at
West 4 Drumilers,
just received at West & Drumilers
children's gloves embroidered backs
only | . cent per pair
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-07
MONEY TO LOAN.

Money to loan on well improved
real estate Apply at
The News OFFICE.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-07

Win Danilson has received a fine
lot of Ladies Hosiery which he is sell.
ing at greatly reduced prices for cash.
Now is the time TO get a bargain.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-07
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE.

TWENTY FIVE DESIRABLE RESIDENT
lots FOR sALE At REASONABLE RATES.
APPLY To ID. Ia BIETHAN.
Blackfoot. idaho.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-07
Stamping For The Ladies'.

Stamping after patterns of the latest
designs and stamping on velvet and
plush, also kensington work done
promptly and on demand by
Mas. 7. W. BRowN.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-07

RANCHERs, If YOU want the best hay
fork go TO ID. II. Biethan.
West & Drumiler carry the finest
brands of tea in the city, at 40 and
65 cents, Japan black and gunpowder
teas.
The only choice magazines, period
icals and books of fiction to be found
in the city at West & Drumilers
In few days West & Drumilcr
win receive very fine line of calicos,
ginghams, India linens, dress goods,
etc, wait and see these before purchas.
ing elsewhere.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-07

d. II. Biethan is agent for Domestic
Sewing machine; also sells all kind of
machine needles and oil.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-07

4 The ysossnafles hours at Pocatello
!. II hereafter lAe as follows:
eek days from s a III. to s p. m.
~ AuNDAYs.
u Il an 10 q Il na. q q pm. TO Z pm.
.IAs. ii BIBLE, r. NJ.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-07

n "a sr " WIN " Drumiler's for Loose Pickle
y ..,,,s s~sz f Is'art, and nice large salt Mack
81 alsxea III - pound they are choice and
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-07
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"a #8ss2zN4 aaMltrre. Hobbies. Nose bags. Sweat
IA A*sas N3B M#s8N. lap Hubcs, Horse Sheets. Col
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MssA MasNyH keep on hand. Orders by mail
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-24
IN \ SMALL WAY.
The News Of the Day P"intediy Para
xraphed for Hasty Readers.
CITY COUNCIL this evening.


CITY Council this evening.
EMILY SoLDESE at the Grand this even,
ing.
MIR john BoRlNG was all smiles yes
terday. It's \ boy.
ONE deed OF trust WAS admitted to
record by Clerk Hook yesterday.
"FANrrSE; or Victor, the Blue stock
ing, " at the Opera House thus evening.
Ir has been ascertained that the man
who hit En-. Thornton, Saturday night,
lives in Fulton.
The revival meetings At the Zane Street
VI. I church still continue. All are in
yited Ia attend.
THE Board OF Directors of the Belmont
mill met at the office of A. J. Clark yes
tprday afternoon.
THERE were five cases before His Honor
yesterday morning. The Hearth woman
vent 70 Jail tor thirty days.
A LIST is out for a mop TO be given at
Franzheim's Hall, Friday evening, Febru-
airy 4, by a number ot young society gen
tlerucn.
The man friends of Lieutenant Robert
Juukius will BE- glad to learn that he IL
hack at his desk AZ the City Hall head
quarters.
Mr. HENRY Hell, q roller at the Ores
cent mill, was badly injured yesterday
morning by being struck in the face by q
fragment OF iron.
SAMUEL WAIT. OF Wetzel county, and
Miss. Angelina Hollingshead, OF Mounds
vile. were uuitedin the holy bonds OF wei
lock Saturday last.
THERE will he a temperance meeting at
Fourth Street NJ. +. church to-ulght.
Good speakers have been secured. hou
are cordially invited to attend.
ONE of South Main streets charming
voung ladies will entertain a number OF
friends. Thursday evening, on which occa-
sion Neuhardt's orchestra will play.
THE Atlantic was called out at 3 o'clock
Yesterday morning by a still alarm sem in
from the residence Of Mr.. John Murray, on
Fifteenth street. No damage was done.
The funeral Of the late Mrs. Samuel J.
Browne will take place from the family
residence, No. IS twentieth street, this
afternoon at 3 o'clock, the interment to
take place at Peninsula cemetery.
YESTERDAY afternoon at 4:l5 o'clock
Mrs. Catherine, wife Of the late Joseph
Greer, quietly passed away At her home.
Her age was seventy seven years, amt she
was one OF Whecling's most respected ladies
and oldest citizens.
MR !. c. DENT, Of Bridgeport, desires
to state that the item in the Bridgeport cor
~respoudancv OF saturday morning, relating
to him. Is entirely untrue. No accident
has briallen him. As vas stated, and he WIS
not near FairmOut IN a buggy.
Coz. ". ". AENETT will give q puacjI
cal talk to Young men IN the Young Men,
Christian Association pIrlors at = o'clock
tonight. the subject will be Criminal
Law, 70 and the talk will doubtless be very
interesting The admission will be Tree
and all young men are invited.
TuE REGISTER acknowledges the receipt
OF au invitation to attend tine opening OF
the ice palace at 81. Paul. January 18th.
Sigued hy "a former member OF the REGIS.
TER staff, Nr. George II. Mottrtt, LOW OF
the ST Paul G'oJs Mr.. Mottrtt Is chair
NAN OF tine committee on newspaper men,
and viii see that the visiting journalists
see the hole show.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-24

The Emily Soldene burlc>qne and novel
ty company will commence a two nights
engagement At the Grand Opera House to-
night. The company is composed OF ir,t
class artists, including Tierney and Waine,
Stetson aud Melville, the Stanley sisters,
and the only Sara, the famous high kicker.
In speaking of the attraction the Baltimore
Sa, says. Emily Soldene's big specially
packed the Monumental Theatre
again last evening Tho performance given
by .hGm is one OF the nnest ever seen here,
there not being a poor feature in the show.
Tierney and Waine, StetsOn and Melville,
and Sara made tremendous hits Reserved
seats are on sale at Shields music store.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-24
POnI- IN People.
Movements Of Citizens ana rho Coming
snd Going Of Stranger.

SuyouaCpts Of Citizens ana the Coming
snd Going OF Stranger.
Mr.. Harry Wheat. OF Minneapolis, is in
the city.
Judge James Morrow, Of Fairmour, 10
registered at the McLuTe
Dr. D. II Taylor has returned from a
two weeks vial, 20 Ohio, to recuperate.
Miss Finley, Il charming young lady OF
Romuey, ". Va, is the gUe.5 ~ Miss
Florence OFT.
Mr.. aud Mrs. +. D. Nelson aud Miss
Dslla Fox, of the Bennett MuultOn opera
company, are at the McLure.
Miss Nable Douglass, of Allegheny, r.,
returned home yesterday after a pleasant
visit to friends on the Elst Side.
Cot. Robert White lett last evening for
Washington. - ( IN business connected
with the Ohio Valley L.ltc company.
Messrs. John 5 Eaton, Of kansaa City,
and l.. !. Kelley, of Peoria, Ill.,, prominent
ylass BUYERS. are AZ the Mcclure House.
Magiun,a long. Randolph Butts, and
John Il. S~tcaduAu. delegates to the Brick
LAYERS National C~onve"sjGn recently IN
session in Boston. have returned hcLe
Nj. A. Glass, OF the Hammond Iron
and Nail wu,1s who has been IN the city
for several DAYS past, - business, returned
tn Hammond last evening owe, - 3. 80.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-24
SPLENDID MUSIC
by the Brnuett-MouIto Opera Company,
Last Evening.

by the Reconsideration Opera Company,
Last Evening.
Last evening the Bennett-MoultO Opera
Company made its initial appearance in
this city at the Opera House, aud the
building was packed full of people to the
doors, not one Of whom but Left highly
pleased with the performance. Robert
Maclirc; or. the Two Thieves, " was the
opera presented. and it was done in hrst-
class style. The c0stuming Of the opera
has never been exctlled on the Opera House
stage, and all the performers took their
parts well.
1t cannot he said that there ara any
phenomenal singers in the company, and
they go rot claim that, but it may
truthlully he said that the opera
Was never given in a more pleasing
manner. Miss Della Fox, the pTima
donna, is an accomplished little
lady aud possesses n sympathetic voice
that is very sweet, aud she is alsl aCharm
ing actress. Her "R0samond" was SPLEEN
did. Miss Kitty Marcellus as "FanchOn, y
tn, COutraltO of the company, also gave a
splendid rendition Of tine role. Mr.. Tom
Rlcke,ts, as "nUb2rt h,acaire,' end Mr..
ChAs 4. EigelOw, as Jacques StrOp," the
two thieves, were excellent and furnished
lots of fun for the audience. All the other
characters well taken, especially that of
Princess Pompadour,' by Miss Filth
Barton. No one who loves good comic
opera should tail to see this company.
This evening "FIutine, or Victor the
BIuestocking, - will be presented and an
other crowded house is assured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-24

thousands of dollars in extending its lines
N tho snutheru end of the city, and WAS
nneratiup them a. II loss, simply that It
p',i,,b. comply with the terms of the con
tract entered into between 1t aud the city,
and the city ought to observe the same
,.ood f,ith He referred TO the "circle'
plan of running cars ON the consolidated
companies lines, and sald IL WOULD not pay
Mayor Seabright said a gentleman VINO
had been buying up the stock OF the Etec-
tricaI Company had told him the plan OF
running cars up Main street and down
Market had been decided upon. He said
that il the representatives. OF the two com
,anies would enter into q guarantee that
rsrs would be run both ways upon the
,r,cks of the consolidated companies they
rouId yet anything they wanted.
Mr.. Caldwell reiterated that he had
never heard of the Circle plan, and also
took occasion to say that no papers looking
10 a consolidation, had been drawn M for
SIGNATURE. as had been stated by Mr.. Cruise.
Mr. W. p. Hubbard then made Il state
ment. He had nothing to say regarding
the Wheeling Railway Company, hut he
would like to say a word in behalf OF the
Electric Power Company, Of which he was
the representative. II the committee de-
MED to the Citizens Company the use Of
Vauderpoel system, the power company
would lose a new and good customer. IL"
desired to say that there had not been q
scratch of a pen in any manner relating to
a consolidation of the companies. lie
agreed with Mr.. Caldwell that no such
consolidation could take place Mr.. Cruise
was sadly and badly mistaken in that
as well as wa another gentleman in the
claim that five men wonld he chiefly
benefited. No five men owned a
majority of the stock. He took the
ground that if a consolidation were
possible il would be a coed thing for the
c~itizeus. for the reason that 1t would enable
them to ride from the Top mill 10 the heart
of Benwood for one fare of five cents. The
committee was not here to make conditions,
Int was simply to say yes or no to
the application.
Mr.. Cruise remarked that it was an I'M
fortunate thing for the taxpayers that they
could not hire a illvery-tOngued lawyer to
talk for them
After some further discussion, a vote
vas reached upon the substitute proposed
nv Mr.. Cruise, and it was lost, ayes,
Mesrs Cruise and Metzner; noes, Messrs.
Garyin, Hallcr, Jones, McCOwn, and
Schultz The original resolution was
then adopted, and the committee ad-
lOurned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-24
TIL & CLUB.
Seventh Ward Republicans Meet, Last
Evening


Last evening the Logan Club, Of the
Seventh ward, net at the Island hose
house, about thirty-tive strong, to further
get their organization into shape. Presi-
dent Irwin called the meeting to order and
the business was proceeded with.
The committee appointed 20 draw up a
constitution reported, aud their report was
adopted. 1t fixed the name rs above; pro-
rided for Executive and Finance Commit
| tees, q ssven members each. fer President,
two Vie Presidents, a Recording aud Cor
responding Secretary and a Treasurer, who
are to be elected annually that MEETINGS
he held once n week unless Otherwis- o.
dered, and that all members must lie
eighteen years of age or over.
The following committees were APP
pointed:
Finance-Geo. / Caddle, James Waiter,
Lou Etzler, G. o Smith, John smith
Tom Young. James McClymeut.
Exccutivp-H T.. McGrcgor, C.. A.
| Robinson, Z Schenerline, MyrOn Hubbard,
Louis Schenck, JOS. A. Faris and w. J..
w. Cowden.
The Chair announced that delegates
were to be chosen at this time to the State
Convention OF Republican Clubs, to be
held in this city on the 18th aud 10th OF
February. On motion i committee of
three TO select fifteen nominees, i've of
whom were to he elected, was appointed,
and Messrs. Geo. | Caddlc, W. 5. FaTis
and G.. ". Baggs were selected "a the
committee. After being ont some little
time, during which the meeting took a
recess, they reported fifteen names, which
were read, when 4 ballot took place, and
three good Republicans watched the
REGISTER man to keep him from voting.
The ballot resulted in the selection of the
following gentlemen as delegate. c. l.
Irwin, Is b. DOvener, Geo |. Caddle, W.
j. W. Cowden and G.. W. Baggs. On mo-
ton the gentlemen were elected unGni
mOusly.
As the hall c.idmItree was not ready to
report it was given an extension of time,
after which the meeting adjourned. 1t was
whispered to the REGISTER mar that Il
lifelong democrat mad last evening put his
siguaturc Oh the roll OF the club, but that
he wanted his name kept dark. To lose
a Democrat in the Seventh ward will GER
taiuly disrupt the party and some steps
must be taken TO hold the fort. However,
the lifelong Democrat can't be proud OF
his feat tina it should be kep, 50 quiet. 1t
was also statei that the age uf those elc.
giblu to membership was put down to
eighteen years, in order that two young
men, sOns Of Democrats, one of whom has
since turned ProhIhitionist, could JOIN the
club. This was certainly kind and geDer-
Gus, and shows how our friends the Re
publicans go out of the beaten path to
gather them in. 1t is understood that tte
club is determined to erect = ct,b nouFc in
the future grd y4aAo It 1t permanent instl-
tutiOu.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-24
lns EXHIBITION OF GALL.
Remarks Addressed to the News
Letter"

Letter"
Regarding the recent deliberations Of the
Ohio Valley Trades Assembly upon the
subject of the proposed Union bridge, it
may DE stated for the benefit Of the editor
Of the Nrrs.L. ,ttrr, who is Vice President OF
of the Assembly and sits in the meetings,
that the CONTINUED Misrepresentation Of
which he complains are neither "inten-
|tional' nor are they due to ''carelessness'
or negligence Where errors exist in the
REGISTERS report OF the proceedings Of
the body mentioned, they may he
traced to the fact that the meetings
are held with closed doors, and
that the reporters must be satisfied with
whatever report OF the transactions those
present may choose to divulge. The Req
IsTER's publication Of what trnuspired at
the meeting of January Sth, was based
upon statements of 4 high official Of the
Assembly, and were presumed TO be correct.
So also of the meeting Of last Sunday, up
On which Occasion. rs upon others, material
faces were ~purp0scly withheld from the
morning papers. Should the editor Of the
Fers Letter be placed upon the same foot
iug as the reporters for the morning papers,
and be obliged to "skirmish" for his data.
his report, Judging by ellOrtsiu other fields,
would afford but u sorry outline OF the pro-
CeytlgE-.
An instance OF the mendaCity of the edi-
tor of the .N.rs.L Letter. is afforded in his
editorial statement, last evening, that
Two weeks ago a resolution VS. offered
in the Assembly to the effect that the
County Commissioners should he censured
tor agreeing to the bridge project without
providing for 4 free foot walk. The resO-
Luton, according to the rules Of the body,
laid over until the ncxt meeting, The
following morning the REGISTER stated
that the resolution hai been adopted"
The l;EuIsTEE said nothing Of the sort
the following morning, as this disciple
of Anauias well knows. Th- reputation
Of our contemporary for accuracy is pass
ing from bad to Il condition decidedly
worse Aud malicious lying seems to be
gaining a louthOid.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-24
POLICE AND FIRE BOARD.
What Was Bone at the Meeting Held Las
Slgh,.


What was Bone at IA meeting "'"
n - ,.5 p,-. r,wri..
u. I,-. srs,ion.
.,r,, .u.n,. ~,
'N' '''uS'''S" " ''">"'''"'''
Important business. Ia the Ire depart
ment VT. Hoffman was appointed an ex.
.rsr,,, ,t tbr \~.f,utir. vice Mr.. Fltzpat-
-
'''' ''5''"'
la' resignation u. L"''H'' 'n'''1'' 'o'''
maui at the Atleutir, wAS accepted, mt 10
,nD,iatmspt Z, HIl the vacancy was made.
" c,rrir,..w ,s.,.t,n, marshall
"@S temporarily maze ''ie"'l III '"' =.
iltut. n piac- ", william Heller, disabled
In the polire departments, the uUmiua.
,,,, of Richard wiki, =, be patrolman in
w.. 49,.
tue ''''" We" 10 ~ ",' ''7 ',r,-",'
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-24

The Inman steamship Company, for
which Mr.. II. F. Behrens is the Wheeling
agent, is at present building on the Clyde
two passenger steamers, the City Of New
York, ami CITY OF hdri9, q which will BIO
a long way aheai Of anything now sailing
the Atlantic. These vessels will each be
over 500 feet in length, by 63 feet beam,
and will have accommodations for 500 first
class passengers. Their gross tonnage will
he over 10 On0 each These vessels have
been especially constructed with q view to
a1ording the very hest OF accommodations
for passengers, and the main saloon and
staterOoms will BE- far above those on any
vessels of any rival line.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-24
To Rulld Up The + Muscles.

The young gentlemen Of bridgeport and
Kirkwond have a aplendid gymnasium IN
the old Kirkwood rink, it being lifted up
with all the latest appliances, including
a bowling alley and a walking track one
hundred yards in length. Here the mem-
bers assemble every evening and spend the
time in c%ultivaiing their muscles, aud they
have kindly consented to give Jack Glass
cock, sam Blrkley, Joe Miller and Sam
MotIrt entIee to the gymnasium so that
they may get themselves in good training
for the coming base bali season. No doubt
there HlIl Ie many contests aud ieats Of
strength performed during the remainder
of the winter