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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-16
.r,;N &H PEOPLE.
OF Uitixens and tho cnmlT
-u,: Of Goins Strangers.

M,-eui-n;a OF Citizens aud tho Uomp g
-u: Of GoinE Strangers.
Mr.. W. Is. McMechen il 1T White Sui,
phur Springs.
Mr.. J. W. Gallaher, Jr., of M~oundsyille,
IL ut the Mcclure.
Mr.. Thomas L. Turner, one of Balti.
more's most popular dry goods statesmen,
is in the city.
Mira. VIM. Maholon, of columbus, will re,
turn home to-day after a two weeks visit to
| Mise Lille Pmtt, Of the Island.
Mrs. Arthur Brown, aud Misses Jane,
! Louisa and Kate McColloch, returned yes,
t,rday from "a visit to friends down the
nver.
Mrs. Maggie PearsOll and family and
Mise Celia Keenan,, of the Sonth Side, left
yesterday for their future home in Find
lay, o.
W. j. Moore, of Jerusalem, Ohio, is in
the city on his way to Baltimore and At
lantic City.
Mr.. G.. W. Martin, one of It. Pau's
prominent young business man, il here as
a delegate to the Sons Of Veterans En-
campment.
Mr.. I'd II %reltus, of ritt9burg, Pa,
formerly of the Atlantic Tea Company, OF
this city, is visiting Daniel NJ Heyman, OF
Market street.
Hon. G. NJ. Boner, 1C M%artinsburg, a
candidate for Auditor on the Republican
ticket, was in the city yesterday feeling
the popular pulse.
Mr.. Jane Jeps0n, who has for a long
time been bookkeeper Tor NJ Reilly Will
leave to.day for England for the benefit Of
his health, having severed his connection
with the establishment.
4. Reeves, of Parkersburg; EVERY
South, of Pittsburgi Co II. Crow, Of Great
Bend, O.; Mrs. Kate Kelley aud Miss 81.
Wise, of East St. Louis, Mo; W. II.
Hickey and wife, of Independent, ID. ).
Sleyhew, OF Pittsburg, are at the Howell.
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HOT. BUT HAPPY.
The Campfire, at the Grand Opera House,
Last Evening.
The HALL CROWDED WITH PEOPLE,
The Event a Conspicuous SucceSs-A Dozen
Speeches Made.
WHAT WAS DONE YESTERDAY

The Academy OF Music was brilliant
with light, and croaded with people, last
night.
Everybody there WAS hot and enthu-
siastic and glad they had come.
The event Wa all that could have been
hoped or desired, aud in the language Of
ON, OF the boys" OF % religious IA OF
mind, "a great deal OF good wss accom-
Pushed
About every ) v. and e. A. X man in
the city was in the ball during the evening,
together with the Ladies' OF the Aid
Society. and Of the local Relief Corps, and
IA addition, there was S large attendance
Of veterans who are still without the or
e uilariou OF the Grand Army, and not o
Isy citizens besides. Ia lact, the big hall
was we'll dlIrd, ali during the evening,
The programme ior the evening WA en-
tirr.y iuprmaI, but this made 1t all the
mole euiogrble. the audience be,ug kept
the uy-toe oi rNpsuta -, after eaca
speech or uidr -s, aut were sept guessing
~ tn what would next gngtg" their "lien'
ton.
The decorations OF the hall were tasty
and effective, the STAGE looking particular
Iy we'll. Ia q conspicuous position IN she
rear of the stage was tine handsome blue
silk banner ct L. =. Grant Post No. Il, OF
this CITY. All over the house tltgs were
grouped, and IA the lobby at the entrance
was "a stack of arms.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-16
WANT WATER.
The Proposition Made by bridgeport to
Martins Ferry.
children

The Proposition Made by Bridgeport to
Martins Ferry.
A few weeks since, "A Council Committee
from Bridgeport waited upon a similar
committee from this city concerning the
furnishing of water tO the former city. A
fnll report OF the deliberations wGs pub
liahed in the REGISTER A few days since
the following communication wrs received
by the chairman of the Martins Ferry
committee:
Bridgeport, o., Aug. &, ISIS.
H.. T. Montgomery, Esq Chairman Of Water
Committee, W1rtjH'r Ferry ohio.
DEAR SIR:-The written proposition
pcnt lis by Mr.. q W. IliIchell, to Mr..
William Alexander, In not satisfactory,
and unless YOU can largely abate your con.
ditions ard charges, we shall have TO look
to other sources for water supply.
Ho;iug 10 hear from your committee
with something more equitable, we are
Yours respectfully,
w. W. HOLLOWAY,
Chairman pro TEN.
On Monday evening last the committee
of This city met, and after discussing the
matter, adopted the following resolution:
Rc,oirci. That the committee of the city
of Martins Ferry have no other proposition
with regard to the prices OF supplying the
city OF BRIDGEPORT with water, but wonld
resp ctlully rsk Of the committee repre-
senting the city of Bridgeport what Obiec-
tious ~ to the conditions contained in the
Martins Ferry proposition the city of
Bridgeport had.
oar people have n faint idea that
Bridgeport would like to have II mortgage
on the woor in connection with this clty's
water supply.
BRIEF MENTION.
w II. Humphreville WA in Mt. Pleas
ant yesterday to bring Mr.. Humphreville
home from II visit with friends in that
town.
Miss Ella Duss, Miss l., Lewis and Mrs.
Palmer, of Wellsburg, W. Va, who have
been the guests OF Mrs. Alex. Frazier, re-
turned home yesterday.
G. W. Kuckkuck, Frank link. Charles
q three days tour through the country
putting up muslin advertisements.
Stanley Gibbons, IA carpenter, fell from n
house in the Orchard the other dav, alight-
ing GA on d timber on his side. H"is hurt
quite badly, hit his injuries are not con
sidercd dangerous.
The Sunday train which carried the
employees If the c. X p. K X. to the
mineral of Robert Chisholm, killed six
dogs between Enaville and the Sherman
House. 1t would he "A good thing If every
,rain wGuld do as well.
On Tuesday evening Miss Sarah Lewis
entertained II small party of her yOung
friends ut her nome in the Orchard. The
evening was pleasantly spent at games aud
conversation. Those present were. Misses
Jessie SwartI, Alma Chessell, Kate Raj
ston, Filth MrKlm, and Messrs. Paul
Morrison, Frank Ink, Robert Stewart
and James Lloyd.
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LADIES' AID SOCIETY
Meets AT o.. A II. ~Ham-Omcors and Dele
gaIss Present.

Meets AT q . A II. Hau-Omoors and Dele
gaIes Present.
The meeting OF the Ladies' Aid Society
was held in G. Ar Hall, commencing at
~ o'clock Yesterday morning. The hall
i. handsomely decorated and presented a
pretty appearance, greatly enhanced by the
presence of the ladies, all OF whom take a
great interest in their work, in the society
and in the Sons OF Veterans. Several
members OF the G.. A. K. were present,
among whom were MIior A. +. Davis, ia
thrr Of the $ OF Y, who takes u great in
terrst in the Aid Society, as does his wife,
who il "a member.
The meeting was opened in the usual
form, with Mrs. W. ID. 4. O'Brlen, the
National President, in the chair. At the
conclusion of the opening exercises u recess
wa taken 10 allow the Committee on Gre
d]eu,ials 20 report.
Upon Resembling the committee re
ported the following officers and delegates
present aud entitled 10 seats,
The officers OF the National Ladies' Aid
Society are a. follows:
Pre-idont-Mrs. w. ID. A O'Brien, OF
Sidney, o.
Vice Presidcnt-Mrs. l.. A. Quincy, of
G. rand Crossing, Ill.
Acting Secretary-Aliss Minnie Fleming,
Of Chicago, III.
Acting Treasurer-Mrs. G. j. Post, of
Eu%glewood, Ill.
Chaplain-Mrs. MAJOR Davis, Pittsburg,
Pa.
Acting Guide-Miss Jennie Tine, of
Cuyahogo Falls, O
Acting Inside Guard-Mrs. X. Peoples,
of Ashland, Pa
Acting Outer Guard-Miss K,ttie Mnyes,
OF Urbana, q
Chiet Of Sta0-Miss Anna Hammer, Of
Wooster, q
Special Aids-Miss Ida T.. Beecher, of
New Haven, Conn, aud Miss Ada Hall, OF
Chelsea, Vt.
The members Of the National Council
present are Mrs. Ella Jones, of Altoona,
Pa; Miss lola Hopkins, Of Englewood, H.. /;
Ml-s Lee Hllles, Of GAINESVILLE, O..
The present delegates are:
Mrs Jennie Clark, of No. ;, Akron, o.
Eva Buland, OF No. . Barnesgille, o.
Grace Bremen, Of No. l, Plttsburg,
Western Pennsylvania.
II \ Snrhuse, Of No. ., Allegheny,
Penusylvinia.
X Peoples, OF No ., Allegheny, Penn
s~ylvania.
Mrs. c S Hunt, of No. ;, Englewood,
delegate from Illinois division.
Mrs. Kate Stouch, OF No. ,, Altoona,
Pennsylvania.
Carrie Chard, of No. II, Cincinnati, O
Mrs. Addie Shaddeu, of No. II, Phila-
delphia, Pa, division president.
Mrs Rachel Barkley, of No. 81, Pitts
burg, Pa.
Jennie Tiff, of No. >, Cuyahoga Falls,
Ohio.
Katherine Mayors. Of No. 10, Urhana,O
Mrs. c. j. Post, OF No. 5, EugiewOOd,
Ills.
The report of the committee was received
and filed, and the convention took a recess
until , o'clock. No other business OF pub.
lie importance was transacted Yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-16

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup fOt
children teething, is the prescription Of
one Of the best female nurses and physicians
in the United States, and has been used
for forty years with never failing success
by millions of mothers for their children.
During the process of teething its value is
in~calcunble. II relieves the child from
ain, cures ~dysentery and dihnhua, grip
ny IN the bowels, and wind colo. BY
giyiny health to the child 1t rests IL
mo.h-7 Pice 25c a bottle.
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Writing up he.lInv.

The curreut issue OF JUiy, IL, Fa~,.
ous Republican New York puhnuurm R.
votes a page to the city OF Whrrl.9, a..
article being widely read since TIE u-r.r
Of the paper here. The writer btsl. h,
saying the town is convenient situated
on the banks OF the OHIO, within ,r.,
miles Of the penitentiary, says ,ha Dom.
ton in lsSO consisted OF 20 7DI .ss. AL
seven journalists, notices ia" ,.r.'ra rr.
way, and says the city also boasts of,
street ear line which will take 4 p,.,er..,
from one end OF the city to m" o,.r. T.
three hours He goes on tc dr-,.h- III.
city in this light AN! merry w ~ pg.f.
cradle length, aud sccompanics Ben. lrrr,,
press with several i@liu-tratIon..
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Notes

The Ohio delegation got their banner out
on top OF the Mcclure yesterday.
The decorations are increasing and the
town now looks quite gay in some quar-
tiers.
Chas. T. Griffin, Secretary of State, of
Indiana, arrived yesterday, and is quar-
tered at the Mcclure.
Mrs. W. d. a. O'Brien is a charming
lady, and she ills the Presidents chair
with much grace and dignity.
The hotels had more business than they
could comfortably attend TO yesterday and
cots were called into requisition.
There are lots OF candidates for Com
msuder-in- Chief, and other officers, and a
lively time may be expected when the
election occurs.
The T~reasurer's report OF the Ladies'
Aid Society shows the net asset, of the
organization to AMOUNT to 1856 Is. Dis
bursements during the past year, 1894 o..
A good many of the boys are lovers OF
base ball, and no doubt they will take ad-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-16
THE FIRST DAY.

How tho Opening Session Of the Eucamp.
m~ut WAS Occupied.
Il ia the general opinion among those
who ought to know that the seventh an,
nual ~Eacaupment OF the Sons OF Veterans
OF the United States will he one Of the
most, If not tie most, enjoyable and sue
cessful meetings yet held by the Order.
The boys are all pleased with Wheeling
and Wheeling people, and are enthusiastic
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-16
Tu-Day's Games.

Instead OF playing Mansfield this morn
ing Wheeling will play thenfetwo games
IN the afternoon. The first will begin at
> O'Clock and the second Just as soon AZ
the first is completed. Both games will
he full nine innings, and one admission
rs centsJ will admit to both games. This
ought TO draw the public out in force ~
the contests ARE both for the championship
and they promise to be splendid exhibi-
tiUns.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-16
From Birth to the Grave

We carry with us certain physical traits, as We do
certain mental Characteristic. Insomuch thsI
psychologists have siriyeu to designate b. gen
eric titles certain temperameuts-as the bilious
he nervous, the lymphatiC. The iRdividua,
with a sallow complexion is set down AS bilious
often rightly 50. II the saffron in the hue Of Ii,
skin is traccablr to bile IN the blood, it, pres
eU,g in toe wrong place instead of the liver. wi.
also be eviuc.i by far on the tongue. ain be-
meath the right ribs and through the night shout
der blade, SICK headache, constipation, la.ulcnc,
and indigestion. For the r-lie! of this very com
mon, but Lot essentially perilOuS complaint, thc-t
Is no more genial and thorough remedy than Hos
tertcr's stomach B.ltcrs, which il also a heueh
cent tonic and strength promoter, aud a widely
eSteemedrrmedy for and preventive OF fever and
ague, rheumatism, kidney and bladder troubles
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-16
Camp Meeting At Mouud,,u.

Comp meeting opeuS At M~oDri.,.n
this morning, and continues mt. n.
inst. Both Rev. Slm Jones and
Small will be present, All ope
other OF these well. known DIVINE.
preach each dag during 'hr cJnt,91,,
the meeting'. Next Tuesiny D.. ac.-
dren's" Day, the following Tap,.s.
Temperance" Day, and Suurd,y ~
25th, Reunion" Day. ~
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HEELISG.

Elrued run Mansfield ), Wheeling 4;
two haze hits, McVay, Dillon; three base
hits, McVay, Dillon; home runs, Green,
Nichol; struck ont, Dale 3, Morrison 4;
bases on balls, of Morrison 4, Of Dale /;
wild pitches, Morrison ,, Dale .; passed
balls, Dillon l.; time, EOS. Umpire,
Dean.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-16

At st. Louis-St. Louis 3, Cleveland U
At Louisville-Brookly X, Louisville Z.
At Kansas City Athletics ., Kansas
City ..
At Cincinnati Cincinnati :, Balti-
more 3.
AT Washington Washington Z, Pitts
burg =.
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Notes.

Jesse Burkett, pitcher of the Scranton
club, who has been visiting his parents on
the Island, left yesterday to Join his club.
His sore arm is getting better and he will
soon he in shape for work again.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-16

3 >.sa pi .nr DAY P",n,siiS f.r-
Qspbsd f1r ft.,ty R"~'"ss
TugEs was but one case in Police Court,
yesterday morning.
OSE deed OF trust Wa admitted 10 rec.
1ri af Clerk Hooks office, Yesterday.
Tfrs river marks on the landing Las,
evening indicated 3 feet s inches and
stationary
Mis- Tuuvr,, WILSON has soti his farm
IN D..uEt ,ud will return 10 this city
tor his .u.urv residence.
F.-r,EJ. W. SpU.LrEE has a curiosity
nm tu, -uaur OF e tomato stem containing
r.gbt welcomed tomatoes
TINS Committee on Buildings and
Grounds OF the Board OF Education will
20 no fo the new Washington district
school bulidiug fhis morning Tor the pur-
pos, o.. formally taking It oh the hands ct
r1- contractors.
TIA. fuI Dhio county delegation TO the
Huntington convention lcft Yesterday, the
ma.prr.s roiug ou the noon Tram. The
N..-Tns t1INz were accompanied by
"a lrr.r number ut delegate, from th" Pan
WtrHTr counties generally, aud many 9th
s-s .uu aroug the line of the Is % road
aN a.tgu ot ire was sent IN asst even
.rr u,u box SD 40 the head OF Twelfth
rr--.r ..g,yd by % tire in the house OF "A
v.Fpv .tty ON Thirteenth street The
rs ~a, y~>tiu.glshei by nelghbOrs before
tine Department arrived, and but iittle
dglr-. g. done. A. 80 h. one OF the new
huN.a. fua punlrg was kept guessing where
tho alarm wss sent from.
TrF Hotel Windsor. the old ST. James,
winch IS now equal TO any hotel Of its size
M tae country, wall be opened 10 the pub
Ia .a-tae State Fair. A competent mana
.,.r VIII Knows bs busiaes, Thoroughly
has been secured, and the house VIII ne
RIM fo.s-r'aSs lu eyrry respect. The hotel,
fr- si the .aiy-. convenience. compares
G,yur.h,y with suy ru the country. Par
urr,4r- will be announced later.
Tur bicycle club will give a grand
t1r,ru.Ht parade this evening, leaving the
CIV UI4li about ~o'ClocS. ul account OF
fFs hrtf.p over Cs'dwalJ's rem being down
fhs line of march will be- changed and will
not extend below the ruy. People living
arang .aa route OF parade kuowingany on
.tFrrfiop 70 be along the streets are earn
esfry requested Co remove %, and prevent
n pfnhthIe acridea,. The parade viii no
doubt he q pretty sight and M one should
tail 20 see o..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-16
The Mountain Breezes.

There is no more inviting resort than
Mt. Lake. Mr.. Van Meter makes every
body at home who visits the Mt. Lake
Park Hotel. Write to him for rates.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-16

The following transfer OF zeal
was left for record at Clerk look "'
yesterday.
Deed made August II. -, h.
Smith and wife, TO Henry Dupke ia,
No. n, in Wm. Armstrong. addI,,o. ''
the east side of South Huron .tr,r, %
side $3.50. 'oa
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TO NEwsDEALERS.

Send in your orders early for extra copies of
the REGISTER containing full account of the
c,.,o Convention
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special Ti,gnam 10 he Register.
JACKSON, MICH August 10 Jackson
won to-day's game on Cooks wild pitch
ing. Score:
4. Is II. 2
| J~ackson.....l O 0 o O 3 O u - 3 /
TOlcdo.......u o o , | o O-3 % Il
Batteries, Parsons and Minnehan, Cook
and Pike; umpire, Reed.
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Gumbert Does II Again.

Special TutrGm 10 ne Rcgistr.
XA~NEsyILIE, O., August l5.-Ianes.
Vile won II hard fought and brilliant ten
inning contest this afternoon by superior
alI-round playing.
Laursyillc % o o > u u l.
columbus .... ...i . o u u . q o > O. Il
Base hits, IInesvIlle 10, Columbus 5;
errora, Xinesv'Ile =, Columbus 3; batteries,
GumhrIi aud Lpuer, H4ndibOe and Smith.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-16
UrENINU nm NEuIING.

The Opera House orchestra opened tEe
. unwutteu programme with an Overture.
sud then Col. Baguly, OF l ; Nrant Post
briefly addressed the audience, s"yinG
Their, werra number Of distinguished gen
rirmru in thu house. whom ne hoped to
hear from during the evening. In doing
this, he called attention to the i'ct tha'
when 70 was GvCioel l" H"Iu tue He,Tu'.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-16
GENERAL. fSTELLlGryrp


The five young men charged with t.,
ing and entering Robert Simpson. 49,
sale grocery, last Friday nigh, We.
raigned before Justice Davis.
morning, and after a hearing Of ,L'iay
dence, William Msnley and ChsrIs.' NE NJ, ev'
we're held 10 Court in 81 900 each "ntai
others discharged. "u 'ae
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-16

Upon the stage were General Anhot' and
stall. and quite q large uumbsrot the most
distinguished OF the visiting memner- Of
tine sons o' Veterans, their uniforms, gold
Iare aud brrht badges adding net e little
10 the ensctIycuess ct the picture presented.
with them were "a number Of distln-
,ulsh,d auj ~wcll-&pown gentlemen,
among thrm MAYER c. W. SeIhrIght,
Captain T. b. D1vsner, MIR G
Il fiar,, j.. ". Schultz, A. T.
Davis, the founder OF the order,
Col. Jacob Kemplr, Dc. Edwards,
". 5. Week. DE-. II. H. Logan, G. W. At
ktuson, aud Judge L II Cochran, and
"Ith them were Mrs. O'Bueu, OF the
Ladies' aud Society, Mother" Holiday,
OF tins crty. known 20 every veteran Within
one huadrsd miles OF Wheeling, and .
uumb.I of other ladies.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-16

Spsrial Ti,0rdm 10 The RegS'er.
KALAMAZOO, Mich, August 1.-THE
Tri-State leaders fell before Kalamazoo to-
day, despite McDermOttIs attempt TO
square himself with Lima.
X BIZ l.
Kalamazoo 20 O o . o 81 i l
Lima .......... - U o 0 o u % ;
Batteries, Irwin and Whalen. Miller
aud Sommers, tNo-bapgtrs, Dwyer aud
Sommers; base on balls, by Irvine; struck
ont, by Irwin 1. Miller g.; lett on bases,
Kalamazoo 4, Lima >; umpire, McDer-
mott.
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Dentists.

aE GEO. J. CAODLE
SEEON
@s, 5alS sSarke. stress,
E~DvsJ Dollar saving Bzls. go
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SACENGS, BROADCLOTHS &c,
LOW.

VERY Low.
W. ...rHry amount u' very Interesting Bar
s..H- .H. .. ...".H- .|U~ cot bonhc~iit~,
nr..~ Goods, NotIUn~ and Furnt~h-
hu. Goods ... n~."- u"#f anything
I#. . .. r.... soon Hut gau Hil De- greatly
.r .. HH. NH.HE
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SPECIAL LOW RATE ENCUEsro'

Tur DrssSmaker's Fuend-"MJle End
Spool Cotton.
SPECIAL Low RATE EXCURSION,
saturday Aug 18th. 70 Cincinnati Ma.
H. a. K x
Round trip excursion tickets Will be
-1.a log an trains Aug. 18th, good hve
days. 40 the low rate OF s. 50 Trains
leave Wheeling at SEQ a m, y25 a. IN,
IH..I p m. The b IL o. runs solid Trans
thrlu ia to Cincinnati ON fast time, land
ing passengers az the Grand Central Depot
iu tus business centre of the city.
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'rAg'' DAVIS.

The audience then Cslled for Pap
Davis, OF Plttshurg, the father OF the Or
der. aud he was greeted with 4 royal well
come M. Davis returned the greeting in
a hearty way, and made a most effective
address. rrcountlng IN an interesting way
the origin OF an Order which now boosted
fifty thousand members.
Several other speakers followed, and the
meeting was continued until II o'clock,
few OF the thousand people present leaving
the hall rs long rs there was anything to
h. heard
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-11-17
= SURPRISE PAHrv.

\ large party Of friends and neigh
DORIS OF the Rev \. p Monten. past =
OF the Swedish Lutheran church, gave
that worthy gentleman a genuine sur
prise Thursday evening Of last week in
celebration of his 18th birthday. 10
Rev. gentleman attended his usual
week day meeting that evening, ana
when he got home he found his resiG
enee brilliantly illuminated and in
possession of these self-inyited guests,
aud seeing at a glance that resistance
against such odds would be worse than
useless, he made an unconditional sur
render, and was then taken in by the
peslegera. The occasion was u com
plete surprise to the elder, the more so
Oh account Of his short residence with
ms people here, and proves to him that
long residence is not necessary for a
good man to get on the warm side Of
the people Of Superior An elegant
supper was served, and several fine
and useful presents were bestowed,
among them very fine writing desk.
The TINES was not present on the oc-
casion, but it joins the other friends in
wishing the Rev gentleman many re-
turns of the day
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-11-17
TEE EurT0u's End.

An editor died and slowly wended
his way down to where he supposed 4
warm reception awaited him. The Gey-
i met him and said:
For many years thou hast borne the
blame for the errors the printers made
in the paper. The papers have gone
cut, alas! for one dollar. Alas! the
one dollar has failed to come in The
printers have be-deviled thee for wag
es Saturday night when thou hadst not
a cent to thy name, Men have taken
thy paper without paying for it, and
cursed thee for net getting up a better
paper. Thou hast been called a dead
beat and fraud by men who were
both. All these things thou hast
borne in silence. Thou canst not come
here"
And he murmWed to himself:
Heaven is his home, and besides If
we had let him come in here, he would
have been continually dunning his de
lnquent subscribers, and thus create
discord in my kingdom. "-EX.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-11-17

in political campaigns we always
hear about how the victorious party
bought its way into power" OF
course all sensible men know there is a
great deal Of bosh in all such talk, tho
often, no doubt. money is improperly
used. But that the winners do not
buy their victory is wen shown in
Douglas county tins year The dis
bursting officers of both parties have
been good naturedly comparing notes
on this point, and it transpires that
the Democratic committee spent about
foar dollars to every one spent by the
Republicans, and yet the latter elects
every man on its ticket The one who
buys votes generally gets the worst of
it, and there is probably not more than
one man III a hundred who would sell
his vote anyway