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ton, certainly 1t is not fair that the quss'
ton Of defeat ct the previous election
should have any strong influence upon
the nomination Of the candidate 50 de-
feated."
In this connection, our attention has
been called to the fact that from the be
ginning Of lhe GoVeEnmenps hiatoEy, men
have been nominated for high Offices, de-
tested at the polls, again nominated and
elected. Our own State has furnished sew
eral cases of this kind Of "persistency in
politics." which have demonstrated the
wisdom Of the policy. The New York
Preureminds ne that there are three nota'
BILE instances in which men have been
elected to the Presidency Of the United
States, after having been defeated as the
representatives Of the ideas Of their par
ties. The histories Of these cases are
worth remembering:
"The first important instance was that oil
Thomas Jefferson. In 1776 he aud John
Adams were the opposing candidates for
the Presidency. Adams was chosen, and
under the Bystsm then prevailing Of the
second highest candidate taking the Vice
Presidency, Jefferson observation-disclosures
held the latter office during Adams term.
In 1900 both men were the candidates Of
their respective parties, or rather Adams
was the candidate Of tho old. Federal party
and Jefferson on the then newly organised
Republican party. In this contest Mr..
Jefferson wassnccesslul, and Mr.. Adams
was relegated to that private life which he
go much adorned and which he never
again left except for q brief period as q
member Of the Constitutional Convention
in Massachusetts, in 1916.
1.-THE term OF Thomas Jefferson really
covered period Of tWenty.fOur years, not
all in his own right, Of course, as every,
body knows, but in terms Of eight years,
divided up between himself, Mr.. Madison
and Mr.. Monroe. But these men carried
out tue poucy WHICH nIE' SenetbVA uaV
inaugursted quite as faithfully as he him
self could hsyo done. Indeed, he wsa
their constant adviser in almost every i'm.
porLant act Of their combined sixteen
years administration.
"With the departure Of the so.called era
Of good feeling and the reorganization oil
parties there were several candidates for
the Presidency in Ithe election Of 1924,
Principally among these were John
Quincy Adams and Andrew Jackson, the
former Of whom was elected by the House
Of Representatives. Four years later the
contest between these two men was con,
tinued, and Andrew Jackson was elected
and held the office for two terms. In 1885
the candidates OF the opposing parties
were Martin Van Buren, and William
Henry Harrison, the latter being disss.
trously defeated. At tho following cleo.
ton, 1910, General Harrison was taken up
by his party, and, after the most exciting
political campaign known up to that time,
he was elected"
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FOR SALE.

10 Acres Land on hill cast from Twuaynha
street and Ron, distant one mile and quirsi
good frame house, good cellar and we'll u.
splendid orchard Of apples plnTrS pan -!
ounces. suitable for market girdeglng. Rtsn
for 500 per A1num. Can he bought II colirId !
closed within 30 day from date At sl00l IGzl
81, 200 cash, balance IN four tq1Al Gunuil ~
mentI. with interest payable annually.
No 81 Fourteenth Eireet, ro0uS, stable e!
WaBh.room, ground 80 feet front.
No. 1S8 aud 100 Eighteenth street, Double Bid
ground q half lot; price, 81 800,
No. 2l26 Market street, q large desirable ~
dence. Ground full lot, fronting &C feet 90 VEN
ket street Price 5000.
No 1856, No. 1885 and No $40 Main street. ~
per cent investment, can DO bought for t6Q0
Building or manufacturing kie north htl q
Nineteenth street, cast Of Woods street SB "
'front.' foot.
Lot south Of House No. 2SO2 Eol street Ilut
Ground Is feet front east Of house No. u W
giuiR street, $50
u Acres Of Land and 4 desirable reSldenS d
Beech Bottom, valued at 80, SEQ; will exchange 10
No. Isl Twelfth street; ground full lot
JAMES a. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, q. s. Pension and ClIln "
Lnrney. Collector and HotAry Public. ~
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How Unitod States Troops Occupied . Mex
lean Town for Three Days inlseT.
10 ne Bdi,Ogof LatelgHea.
sm.-I am reminded Of an event that
happened while was serving in Battery
], First United States Artillery, near Fort
Brown, Texas. in January, 1887, and
which thought may be Of some interest
to you, namely, the occupation Of Mata-
moras, Mexico, by the United States
Army, and how It came about.
Macmillan had captured Matamoraa
and the lower Rio Grande and put In
command his trusted General, Meiis, the
sane who was executed atterWard with
Macmillan at QuaretaIs: Meiia heard
Of the approach OF the Liberal General
Escabedo, and feeling insecure, organized
strong force Of Austrlaps and Mexicans
TO guard q train loaded with one million
dollars In specie, which he intended to
send to MACMILLAN at Monterey. This
train was captured by Escabedo, who fol.
lowed up his victory by marching to Mat
amoras. After besieging the place for
some time, he compelled MeiiR to exca-
vate and take steamers Tor Tampico.
EscSbedo put Colonel CannalleJ in COM
mand aud left for Monterey, but before
he got far Colonel OannAlles rebelled and
proclaimed himself Chief Commander
compelling Escabedo to turn back and
march sgainst Cannalles. Csnnalles, mol
able to hold the place, came over "a
Brownsville, Texas, opposite Mstamoras
and surrendered the city to Colonel sedg'
wick, who was in temporary command o.
tho United States forces during the alb
sence Of General Reynolds A pontoor
bridge was put across the Rio Grande We
marched over and took possession. Col
onel A. NJ. Randall, who commanded oul
battery, was put In command Of the city
We stayed there two or three days, unit
Escsbedo made satisfactory arrangements
then our forces marched back across the
Rio Grande, took up the pontoon bridge
and this ended our invasion Of Mexico
FRRD EBERLE.
d
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Attention Republicans.
Call for a State Convention of Republican
Clubs to Form State League.

MARrNSBURS, W. VA, Jan. :, 1855.
TO he Republicans OF WGt HfrOiaia:
By authority vested In me as Vice President Of
the National Republican League for West Virginia,
hereby call Convention Of Clubs 10 be held at
the Opera House, Wheeling, on
FEBRUARY 10 IL 10, 1855.
The purpose Of this meeting Is for the organiEa.
ton Of a State League to act in harmony with the
National League. Each Club Is entitled to Eve
delegates, and to cast one vote in the Convention.
The members Of the Congressional and State
Committees and tho Chairman Snd Secretary OF
each County Committee are expected TO attend.
All editors Of newspapers opposed to continu.
alton Of the Democratic administration arc COR
daily invited.
Reduced fares on railroadEWill DO Eiven to those
attending the Convention.
Organize uubs at once throughout the State,
and appoint delegates.
GEORGE N. BOWERS,
Vice President National League for West Va,
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DIED.

ZIMMER-on Monday, January o. 1885, at 1882.
NJ, RDwAED Il, ZMNER, aged Is yean and y
days
Funeral will tGfe place from the residence oil hi
parents. corner Twenty-iourth and ChGplinG
streets, Wednesday, January Is, at O'Clock P
II. FriendSof theiGnily are invited TO attend
Interment at Peninsula Cemetery.
GRgER-ou Monday afternoon, January %, 1883
OF 1 O'Clock, CETHARGSE, relict oil the lGt(
Joseph Greer, aged n Yeas.
Funeral service Ut the North Street N. < Church
this "wednesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock. In
terment At Mt. wood Cemetery.
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LmpQ[tant. Statement

The "OHIO VALLEY LIFE COMPANY" in nine
years. since its organization, has paid upwards OF
Three Hundred and Thirty Thousand Dollars to
widows and orphans Of deceased members. II Is
In better financial condition than ever before: II
Is gradually accommodating Reserve Fund, which
will guarantee protection for longest surviving
members Its annual death rRte Is much lower
than the average experifnce; and the cnat Of In.
Eurance in the '0Hl0 VALLEY" Is less than one
half that charged by Old Life Insurance Com
panitB.
The 'oHIo VALLEY" has paid to helm Of de-
celsed memben In Wheeling and vicinity, up
wards Of Sixiy.thr Thousand Dollars. Among
many pAymentS thus made, we mention the fol.
lowing: A. g. Robinson. Seventh WArdi y. T. Hod
man, Fulton; X. H. Phillips, Assessor; David
Frederick, FInt ward; James Wheeler Seventh
ward: Frederick Paumer, guardian music dealer;
Rev. D. Z. Howell and A. II. Bags, bridgeport;
Thomas Norris, RGIlr) Dad Agent BellAire.
II you want reliable Life Insurance, At low cost,
enquire At the ONCE Of The Company, Reilly Block
corner Of Market aud Fourteenth streets, second
floor, front. agents w MED.
ROBERT WHITE, President,
7. B. CAMPBELL, Secretary.
Dr.. T. H. LOGAN, Treasurer JAZZ
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DoS'T trife with any Throat or Lung
Disease. II you have Cough or Cold, or
the children are threatened with Group or
WhoUping Cough, use Acker's Eng lish
Remedy and prevent further trouble. It
Is 9 positive cure, and We guarantee It.
Price 10 and soc. Logan & Co., @. r.
Goethe, O. Menkemillsr, R. B, Burt and
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The last drawing Of the Louisiana State
Lottery has rendered at least one San
franciscan happy, and he Is William Les
lie, Of Palmer and Rsy's type foundry, No.
407 SAMSON street., who resides with his
family OF 2,505 California street, he had
the good fortune to hold q one-tenth ticket
in the Second Capital Prize Of $50, 900, his
share being 81, 900, the money being drawn
through the agency Of Wells, Fargo & 90.
San FrGnciIeo (Cal) Chronicle, NOrem.
Der so. D&R
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ALL their lives most people take medi.
cine blindly, because they have no more
notion Of the internal construction OF
their own bodies than they have Of the
chemical composition Of star. By ex.
aminiDg the human stomach as shown
in the manikin at Logan & Co.'s drug
store, bridge corner, Main street,
Wheeling, W. Va, they will see what in.
digestion really means, and learn why the
new quinine, called KRskine, curesit when
other remedies prove utterly useless.
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PHYacrASs say that there is no remedy
for consumption. In some cases this may
be correct. We know however Of many
cures made by Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup,
and we will guarantee relief.
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FOR RENT.


No. 2l25 Market street, SS3 81 a month.
No. 26o1 Woods street, 3 rooms, q % noah
No, 26O7 Woods street. 3 rooms q 0O mous
No. 1913 ALLEY y, 50 90 month.
No, Is TWenty.iourth street els q month.
No 1887 Market street, GtorefoOm aud CIR
S25 90 q month.
POSSESSION GIVEN APRIL 1.
No. 2386 Main street, SIC 90 q month.
No. ~ Fourteenth street, Rooms, % HO0f c!
attic, with natural gAs, SIS 70 a morth.
No, 100 Fourteenth street, sl5 Goa month.
No. IS sixteenth street, 81 SO \ month.
No. l79 ALLOY Is. 50 90 4 month
No 1888 Main street, SIC CO q month.
No $50 Main street, formerly = LAlOon i!
boarding house, SIS 90 q month.
No. 2l02 Main street, business house and dT.l.
ing, IS 90 month.
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WHEELING & ELM GROVE R.R.-
w On and after Monday, October 81, 1857.
t1alnl on he wheeling q Kim Grove RAilroSd vii
Leave Wheeling;
$50 N, 100 . m, % N, 100 N, l;sO D m, S:SO
p m bs2o N, 7:0op N, 800 I'M.
Arrive ct Wheeling Park:
500 . N, 1888 m, 9:S5 q N, li.95 4 m Q.O5 n m
lso6 m, SIS p m, 1855 p m, Gas D N. -
Leave Wheeling Park:
elo N, 7:tb m, 1000 m, l2:So n, 2:to nm.
i:0 n, sac n 500 p m, 1880 p N.
AIriye at wheeling:
s:B m. $40 n, io:SS = N, l:o5 m, sos m.
$50 n, 6:AS p N, SIS m, 1880 p n,
sUEDAYS-Leaye the city at $500 a N, and nm
eyeIy hour until 300 pm Leave WheeiinF PaIf
At 800 q N, and run every hour until 10 n, q
oept the church tain, which win leave tho PRff
Atp:G N, and city ct las p N.
oC0 Q, HRsOH, supL
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NhUhIEES SALE.
By virtue OF deed Of trust made By GtdE
Hubbard and EmmR H Hubbard, his VILE 2 y =
a. trustee, dated December l. 1858, recorded ~,
ONCE Of tho CLERK Of tho County court o. " Z.
county, West Virginia. In Deed OF Trust BooIs 4,
%, page 472, ! will sell At the north DOR =
Court House Of said county, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 81, issS
commencing At 10 O'Clock A ~, the ioL''4
property, that iH 10 say; al.
All OF lot numbered iortytWO lot no w
CaldWelps Addition 70 the city Of "heeIl' ="
aid county.
TRRXs oT sALE-One third and ~ rucA u9 v,
the purchaser may elect to be paid In az ~
time OF sale, and the balance IN two eluAl u =.
ment ~ one and two Yeas, with ll.ettii,, N 4
the day oil sale, the purchaser TO ave 10y u
the deferred payments and the title - DC IsA-''
until payment q made In full. -. .r.-,.,.
3. r. CRAWFORD IfI,S.ss
J. O. HEEyEY, Auctioncer. S'
The above sale Is adjourned until saturday, ~.
ruaTy Z, 1885 At 10 O'Clock A ~, a. me AtnlS
jL2S \. =. CRAWFORD. LI G.-.s
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rmUsrES's SALE.
TRUsTEE's SALE.

By virtue Of deed Of trust made b. ilK
HAElett 10 me "A trustee, dated June 1, ls9 =
corded In the ofiloe Of the CLERK OF the t1gsJ
Court Of OHIO county, West Virginia; 10 Dts 81
Trust Book No. ~, pago 2i3, will yell 81 the n1s
door Of the Court House Of said county, on
SATURDAY, the 25th DAY Of FEBRuARY,lA
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. ~, ,he iolloVnI. Z !;
snrlbed property that IA 10 SAy: The south nv w
lot number one hundred and ih'Eiy TOUT w
fronting on the east side Of Market qlAfer 10 =
fifth ward, IN the city OF Wheeling, ONO ooasE
West Virginia, with TIE Improvements 1hGe.
conslSting OF brick dwelling house and ca
building and outbsildlng.
The utle g believed TO be good, but sellla y
trustee will convey only the title vested ID hsH
said deed OF tlust.
TERMS OF 5ALR-Onethlfd cash, OF as npeh y
o. the puTchater may elect, gu day oil ms =
balance In two equal instAlment a. one Aa9 W
yeATS, the purchRSer 10 give notes ilI de'e'iro y
menta bearing six pr cent; The tile VIII "
tanned until payment Is made In full
q, U. SAlIH, IfuINs;
W II UAItRR AuctIoneer ~
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE,

4 RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
IA TRAni5-0n and after Nov. 20, 1ss7-RqLL-
NATION or REyIHEICl M BKE. sDlily. tsundly
oepted. lsnndRI only sRIter standArd time;
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FITs'-An Flu stopped iroe By Dr KlineI Great
Nerve Restoror. No Fits after arSt days use. MAr.
VelouI cures Treatise and q % trial bottle iee 10
Fit CaIeI send 70 d., Kline "a Arch 81, PhilA Pa,
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- tW inc pest Rll'rounQ family
newspaper in the United States. In addition to a
proper proportion Of unexceptionAble original
and selected Literary, Household, Agricultural
and Miscellaneous matter, it contains all the
news, Local, Domestic and Foreign, supplied by
both regular and special telegraph and mail cor
respondents, at home and abroad. 1t pays par
ticulAr attention to the Social Official and PolIt.
cal News and Gossip Of the National Capital, In
which fields 1t Is absolutely without rival. As
1883 Is presidential year." all eyes will be
turned TO Washington for the next two years, 20
that ant-olAs paper from the center Of Affairs
will not only be peculiarly interesting aud vAlu'
able. bpt almost Indispensable THE STAR will
meet ali requirements in this respect. 1t Is
COMPLETE, FRESH, BRIGHT, INDEPENDENT.
EIgh: broad pagsS OF seven columns eachI Only
One Dollar q YadrW
MUM List. Address
THE WEEKLY STAR,
INention this paper.) Warrington, D. o.
ja2-NWT41
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FOR RENT.


No. 10 North Front street, Island, 10 roo=,; L.
6dxIOo feet. A beautiful home. Apply %
W, II, RIEEHART,
iAQ8 liBl Mayket gt,,,.
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BellGipe d ZGnesVille Through PASSENGER lesyeS
BellRiFo q $50 Z. m, AFTivo At BelAIFe n D. "a,
WoodEneld PAgcnger leGyel BellAira At a. q,
n, arrives d Bellhife 1t $50 Z. N.
summeTneld Accommodation leIVel BellAire n
l00 p. m, ArrtYes q Ballaire q l0:t5 .. N.
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The undersigned Assignee Of Margaret Z. Elton
will on THURSDAY, February =, 1883, ct 10
O'Clock q. m, otter ct public sale, At 14lO Main
street, 10 the city Of Wheeling the Plumbing Shop
and Fixtures formerly owned By Luke Fitton, de
ceased, consisting principally Of the following
and Water. Globes, ComoreStion OockL Brackets,
Pumps, Water Closets, 100 pounds Of Metal Fit.
ting; q lot Of 0flce Furniture and Desks; one
Iron Fire. Proof Safe, and Que letter Press, TO.
gether with the residue Of the stock, Tools, Shelly.
Ing and Fixtures Of said Shop. Also, one light
covered Wagon and one Sleigh.
Terms OF SaIe-CAEH
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE

A Desirable Residence on South Penn r,,.,.
roo ms with all modern improvements. Ie, I'M
Price reasonable.
Modern ROomcd House, q South York TN
cheap. $50
Good 9 Roomed Brick House, corner WOOD Il,
rhirsy'eishth StresS. Pay Gs an lnranCaL
A splendid Farm near ut PltUant, Ola N,
miles from Wheeling. ~
Seven Roomcd House on North Front street; h
eox400.
Six RoOmed House on EOrth York stree,
Building Lots.
Dwelling Houses and Store ROons iarNa.lz
G.. o. SMITH,
js2 Real Estate AVen. 1920 v,l,s
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HoUsKFURN1sH1Ne HARDWARE,
IDERELIA
Cook Ranges!
say, give us a trial.

A strictly antelGa modern Cook Range at a low
. price a a cook stove. Cali and SEQ them at
NEsBTTT q BROS,
faia 1910 uaykst atnaat
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NEw AnYrRr1aEMrNrs
pIANos

mo LOAN-S2 500 ON OITY PROPER.
i TY. Enquire Of J. o, HKRvBY, No. 1903
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BeRaire, o., January %.
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TRUsTEE's SALE.

w. u. HALtER, AncLlonee
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4 REM1NIscENoE.

How Unitod States Troops Occupied Mex.
lean Town Tor Three Days In 1897.
10 ne Editor ofts hatslt96ea.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-29

SPECIAL: 100 dozen heavy domestic
gowns, trimmed front, neck and sleeves at
zoe. II il doubtful II the domestic can bc
bought for SOC.
At 6ac, hubbard yoke gowns, lace
trimmed, the dollar quality.
At 7jc, tucked yoke, embroidered neck
and sleeves, full night gowns.
At SIC, superior gowns with yoke Of
tucks and embroidery, worth sl.25.
At Sl.OO TO $3.50, the most elegant and
extensive assortment Of gowns ever shown,
all marked NJ prices unhcard o.
job lot Of odd pieces, consisting 81
chemises, con-ct covers, gowns, skirts and
drawers at special reductions. See scpar'
ate table.
Skirts Think Of a good domestic skirt,
8 tucks. 2l.inch hem, Tor 35cl
Cambria -uillcd skirts at J0c.
But the CO. skirt beats the record. Just
sec IL.
Al Coz, muslin skirts that are worth SIC
nt least.
Handsome skirts trimmed in lace and
embroidery az zoe, Sl.O0 aud sl.25.
Corset Coycrs-i7c will buy them with
neck and sleeves embroidered.
Perfect fitting square neck 7bc. Elabo'
mtcly trimmed corset covers Sl.O0 to SD
Infants Goods Long slips pc, cambria
slips, edged neck and sleeves, SEC, cm
brnidcrcd yoke slip zoe. Infants shor
skirts loo; childrcns corded corset waists
2jc.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Tho new street ears ordered 10y the
Citizens company will he IN use by Marli
GHls.
The outlook ior political excitement
wis never better Hack room conferences
have begun with both great parties.
Tho Entire Nous club will hold a meet.
ing wednesday night NJ the residence Of
Mis- Annie Wainwright, No. SS2 Adams
street.
An election win be held tho 18th n
February In the Thirteenth district 10 OIL
the vacancy caused by the death Of Squire
Smith.
Ticket No. - won the prize In the
nflo for the miniature house and garden
Of the Hermann children, which took
place last night
--Mcmphians ac patient, longsuiIcr.
Ing people, hut when they riso Ia their
might something is going 10 happen. Tclc'
phone monopoly beware.
Detective Armstrong yesterday rccov.
cred lady's small gold watch with the
initials 4. q. engraved on the monogram
plate. The watch awaits Identification at
police headquarters.
What will the people DO for amusc.
mcnt the present week? Have they Jared
~ well on tragedy Of late as 10 last for a
season without murinur Of complaint
Society will have TO come 10 the front.
"A petition from number 81 promi.
ncnt citizens In the vicinity Of Main and
Adams streets has been sent 81 the Dime
museum asking that the hand organ which
n wont 10 grind out dOlciul tunes every
day h. given rest.
John Green, a oolored .laborcr was Or.
rested last night by Officer Bryan for the
thcit Of n set Of h ancs from /. n. Oar.
nell several weeks ago. lie has served
one term IN the ponitcntiary Tor stealing
harness several yeap ago.
The Mexican veterans are called q
meet at . o'clock this afternoon, at the Of
fec Of Gen. w. J.. Smith, ON Madison
street. The celebration Of Washington
birthday and the battle Of Bucna Visit
will occupy attention at the meeting.
-Chas. McMillin, q negro painter
robbed friend Of his out OF SIS day bcior'
yesterday, and succeeded in oyading ar
rest until last night, when he was iounC
drunk In saloon. None Of the MONEY
was found on his penon, and ho denie
taking u.
The Rev. II. A. venable, Of tic Firs
BAPTIST church. will preach il's isrsi ol