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Poisoned Her FATHER aud nro,hers.

YAzoo CRY, Miss, July 27.-Nesterday
morning. near Bcntonia, the daughter u
Dolph Miles, colorcd, poisoned her father
and three brothers. Two brothers died,
and the third brother aud the father are
not expected 10 live. The mother was nj
church and thus missed her portion Of the
nnisnn. Family irnnble Mas the cause.
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Mr.. T.. Ireland, 81 Brccn. Phillips &
Co. Nashville. Tenn, says II was Athlete !
with Piles for twenty YEAR, and | tricl
every remedy offered me, finally used the
the Ethiopian Pile Ointment II gave me
instant relief. and has effected permanent
cure. Rangum Root Medicine 20, manu-.
iacturcrs, Nashville Tenn. - cents and 81
per bottle For sale at Holsters drug store,
No gSg Main street
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THIS AFTERNOON at . O'Clock, when
the rush for Chinaware and Glassware as
advertised will not be so great, We shall
offer our customers all that We have OF two
lots Of useful goods at a nominal price.
MAsoN's PORCELAIN Lined Fruit Jars,
and quart, at &c each.
JELLY TuMBLERs, covered, at lc each.
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An v,.e,,o. po.xIs,

Nrw YoRK, July 27.-The si2 inspectors
Of election Of the United labor party who
were appointed In this city for the last
election, on November Z, were 10 hold Of
fee for one year. This year the election
comes off on November Z, and these in
spectors will be still In office. Not having
pollcd the necessary vote nj lite issl cleo.
ton. the labor party is not entitled TO in
tpectors this year, and what 10 do viii
the inspectors OF the party is what puzzles
the board. II IL probable that there vii
be lively litigation over the matter.
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In.inninnenn. Death.

Young Julius Tcndcfioot was shot
through the heart and killed by some un.
known tramp, whose motive was 10 rob
him OF few yellow Label Cigars.
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In speaking Of
Men. and boys Clothing

Above, we neglected TO state that We re-
ceived yesterday evening two lots Of Mems
Fancy Flannel Suits and Mems and Boys
Colored Alpaca Coats and Vests. Prices
on the same scale as the other goods from
Seligman May x Co.
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MOTEL was impossible after the i'm
mense rush OF yesterday to get everything
ready today at the usual hour, SO our store
will not be open until
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soli everywhere Price CurtcuRA. Oc soar,
20. RpolyrSr, o. Prepared BY the PottLR
brtu $50 CHtarsL Co, B',.tvu. has-.
80 send for How 10 Cure SKIN Diseases" ca
uagrs. ~ Illustrations and 100 tcstimoniala
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HEALTH is VEAL TIL

IN y g wrsr's NrrvE ANn nntfS TRrArurvr.
hruHmutpui specific fuf litstrflay Dizziness, Con
yuislnns Ilis nervous Neuralgia Headache. Ncfts
QUE Ffusiutiuu caused ~ nu usu ~ alcohol uf 20
hacuu Nnlriuluess. MCniHl Depression. -u.i"nlnf
~ the tifaiu resulting iu Insanity AMI leading u
miaTrt. decay aud death Premature old Age Bar
rguurss Les uI tpWvt iu either srN. Involuntary
lf,ssrE ani -tefmatuuhrI caused by over eArftiun
~ TIC ufs'u fTlfubusr ~ over Indulgence zach
b1N .uu'Lils one month fr1tmrut Hlul buN.
ofslx bDx,, iof 500. sent by mail prepaid on ~
csipt 0t prrU
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You cant afford to laugh. dear girls,
Unless your teeth are white as pearls
Unless your mouth IL pink aud sweet,
And your two lips In fosebuds meet
And you cannot supply this want
But through the use VI SOz0donu
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We Cunrnntoe sIs posea

To curo ans cHar. with tfTb Dfirf rrUoiyci by ny
tufsit huyts. accompanied with son wo vii s"ui
The pufrhasrf uuf written HuHmnirU ~ Wiuui tho
money u the treatment lufa not effect a cure
Guamute,s issued only NH John e. Wet a Go,
ppvdy 4 Go. Druggists POLE Agents, Main street.
Msmtlls Tenn
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CrricrHl. The great ikin cure, and CuricuH,
soar prepared from a. externally, and CuIituH,
Wfs1tyEst. the new blood purifier internally ar
a positive tufr i0f cyory form VI skin and blood
disease. from plmplca " scfoiulA
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In the clothing department lots will be
added which were not marked yesterday.
200 Gents Blue Flannel Suits at $500,
such as were sold at $3.50.
80 genuine Seersucker Coats and Vests,
sold earlier at $1,000 to $500, today
only $500.
These two lots of Seligman Nays goods
and the $500 lot at sl3 80, and the $500
at $3.50, are such stupendous bargains that
all who see them must buy; ii not for pres
ent use, they are mighty good at these
prices TO keep for future use. There are
also
1000 Boys assorted Suits sl.6j to $3.50
which cannot be duplicated for three
times the money.
No advance today over yesterdays prices
in Silks, Dress Goods, White Goods,
Chinaware, Shoes, Muslin Underwear
Everything will be sold at yesterdays
prices, and new bargains added.
SPECIAL DRIVES TO-DAY in Gloves,
Hosiery, Handkerchiefs and Embroideries.
In domestic department we add
100 Crochet Quilts at zoe, good value for
Sl.00; also
cases soft finish yard wide Bleached
Domestic at Sc.
The Sc Lawns will be sold today.
The pc Satincs for Toe today.
The 9Oc Surah Silks for 4Sc today.
LADIES-IIave you seen our exhibit OF
500 Plush Boxes with various useful sets?
Those at sl00 are worth $500 those at
500 are worth $500. This will be the
last day.
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SCROFUL0US SORES.
a chlld's Great Sufferings Ended by
tho Cutlcura Remedies.

when slx months Old the let hand of our little
rfnnlrhild bvgau g. swell nud had CNCfy appear
nncc IT large boil We hpulurci u. but all n no
pufpusc About tive months after u D., ainc al uh
ming sufr. rDUu other s1ra iurnrd lic then bad
two Of them on eagh hand nul AZ his blood lFrmc
mofc aud moro impur II took Ices time TOT them
90 bfvuk out sur came on the chin, hcntiih
the under iIu which Wa ven offensive llh heal
VS. one s1ildtHsb dlsrh1w.ng a great deal Tbs
wHs BIZ condition No twenty two months Oh, when
! undertook the raW ui hin his mother having
dIrd when b. wa little morn than a year old ~
consumption lsf ruiula ~ r0uns"i llc could Hhlk
a little. bot could not ect up u he tel down, and
could not move when in boi, having no use oi De
hands l Immediately commenced Win the 'tri.
rvHA RrHrntta, uting The lturtua AMI CiuctHA
soar freely. aud when be- had isksu nso loiie ~
tie CtuCtHA ifsOLNfst biz head was ,orplculy
cured aud he was Improved Ia even way. We
we're very much pnrouWfrd ana cutNlnurd ho
uso Of the Romcdie iuf year Hul halt one sore
after another healed, buuy matter forming W
eHCh our OF these ltc deep ones Just biofc heal
Ing whlrh would finally grow lppse aud were taken
out. then they would heal rapidly. one Oi thcso
ugly bone formations preserved. Alter taking :
dozen and half bottles b. wns completely cured.
and a. now ai the are n tlN year strong and
healthy child. Tho scan on biz hand must always
remain biz haudt are strong though We oues
feared be- would never ~ able 10 use them. All
that physicians dld iufhim ala him M good All
who saw The child ieioro using the Cutitun,
IirHtun aud heo the child now consider Il a Won
dUfiul cure n The above facts are oi any ute u
700. you arc at libcny 10 uss them.
Nayg is3 ca y Clay IT., bloomington, III
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The Sc Lawns will be sold today.
The pc Satincs for l0c today.
The 9Oc Surah silks for 4sc today.
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RARK0 aa s sna cssa Mfse s1a Ss solr
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O'CLOCK THIS MORNING.
Open as usual until G o'clock.
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MRz y \ DRfgGs,
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BargaDs at Muliordl
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TRUSTEES SALE.

pY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADH
ID to me, as trustees. By Michael Mummy and
Ann Mutany, his wife, dated the l7th oay oi
June, 1855, snd recorded In the once Of the
Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio county, Stale
Of West Virginia, In Deed Of Trust Book No. -,
page IS, I will. on
Thursday, October 4, 1855,
commencing at 10 O'Clock O. m, at the front
(north) door Of the Court House Of said Ohio
county. in the city OF Wheeling, Offer at public
sale, at auction, the following described real
wit: A piece or parcel Of ground In that part OF
said city laid out as an addition thereto by John
Mcclure, ard bounded as follows: Beginning al
a point where the sou'h line of the hrst alley
parallel with and south Of High street strikes
the Nations road; thence southwark along the
western side OF said road, about seventy Coz feet,
more or less, TO MH. Roa his line; thence west
with Ms. Roach's line one hundred and rixty-
three Q6S) feet, more or less, to Phillips line:
1867 feet TO the alley aforesaid; thence east with
said alley two hundred and sixteen (2l6) feet,
more or less, TO the place Of beginning; together
with all the buildings and Improvements thereon
and the appurtenances thereunto In anywise be-
longing or appertaining.
Terms Of sale TO be one-halt, inc a much
more as the purchaser may choose To give, cash
at the time Of sale, the balance, IL any, TO be
paid in six months and to be evidenced by q
good personal security, bearing interest nom
date; and the title to said property 10 be held
by the trustee until payment In full.
The title Is believed 70 be good, but the sale
and conveyance Will be only Of the right and
title / hold as trustee as above mentioned.
DENIS o'KEEFFR,
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BRIDGEPORT.

| Raw. w. E Grose's address to the Sol
I S;ers, and Woman's Relief Corps Wednes'
dsy evening. in Y. NJ. Q. A. Hall, wat
biSbly satisfactory and q decided success
The hall and parl0r were we'll filled with
an sppleciative audience, o many WI"
did not get in listened from the ootSioe;
Rev. Crosse is q captivating speaker q
holds his audiences almost spell bound py
his oratory. Though but twenty-nine
wears of age his persuasive eloquence ranks
high among the public speakers OF to-day,
and Bridgeport ought to feel proud OF MS
nresepce and the good he is doing here,
The meetings will continue In the Y. M.
G. A. hall each evening this week and Sun
day afternoon. He breaches at West
wheeling Sunday morning stlO:3O O'Clock,
and holds q farewell service at West
Bridgeport Sunday night.
The First National Bank is having the
entire front of their building painted.
This will make a great Improvement. we
trnst that other firms will catch the fever,
and hope TO zee Bank ST. Get highly colored:
Then the much talked Of paving would
finish the job.
Doc. M.Connsughy has sued F. d. Nc
Cord, of Martins Ferry, for the cover
of q horse which McCounsughy traded 10
McCord. Alexander & Mckee represent
McConnsughy, and Hon. ]. @. Gray, NC
Cord.
Rsy. N. C. worthington and wife y
two. grandchildren are the guest OF their
daughter, Mrs. R. T. Howell. Miss Kate
Beaver, Of Mississippi, is also their guest
General Cusick, of Rush Run, was in
the city yesterday. The Gsnefal says all
the doubtful States and possibly OHIO and
Pennsylvania, will 60 Democratic.
Commissioners Cope and Israel were In
the city yesterday, contracting for re-
building Of the bridges washed away BY
the recent fr6sheth.
Riverside Lodge anticipates a pleasant
visit from Henry Camp Lodge, OF Beiiaire,
Friday night, at Y. M. Q. A, Hall.
A number of the Cleveland and Pitts
burg railroad officials were in the city yes
terday.
The new paint the bank is receiving. is
improving it's appearance wonderfully. -
Miss Ida Mcconnell has returned from a
pleasant visit in Augola, n. Y.
Whoopirg cough seems to be abundant
here, and some cases are violent.
Will Eberle has accepted a clerkship in
the @. L. & W. freight office.
Mr.. @. @. Cochran, of Canton, was in
the city yesterday.
Uncle Billy Brown, SO years old, was in
the city yesterday.
J. X. Mitchell, of st. Clairsville, was in
town Yesterday,
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BELLAIRE.
Underwear at DixC

Beri. Carey wa burned seriously about
tho face and shoulders by an explosion OF
natural gas. He turned on the gas and
applied q torch. When the gas Lit the
volume was SO great as to cause the result
stated above.
The steamer Bellaire will make an extra
trip this evening to take those who desire
to attend the Democratic w-out al
Wheeling. The boat will leave here al
6:10.
A great many of our people will go Il
| Pittsburg to see the fire works display al
the opening of the Centennial Exposition
The festival of Knights of Colder
Eagle opened last night with a fair crowd
1t will he continued this evening.
John Dubois has returned from q bust
nesi tip to Cleveland, where he attended
q meeting of Humber dealers.
Thomas Maloney came out in q card las
night to the effect that the kick aooutlNo
BILE street was all his fault.
Some OF the chimney blowers who wer,
employed OF Rodefer Bros have gone Il
S%teubenvills to work.
A farmer named Nsff sent in $35 WORT
of premiums that he wanted to give at tn
street fair.
The running of q glass factory in Bellair
these times is a very uncertain business.
A Findlsy gleTs works hrs q man her
trying 10 secure prsssmen.
Miss Luella Thompson entertained
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LIVE sTOUk.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, September 21.--Oastls Re
csipts 13, 600 head; shipments 1900 head;
market lower; steers $3 25s4 IS; stockers
and feeders 81 S5a3 90; cows, bulls ard
mixed 81 30a2 IS; Texas cattle 81 65S3 %
Hoys-Receipts 10, 900 head; shipments
800 head; market steady; mixed Sc GOA
6 so; heavy Sc 15a6 so; light S. 75s6 so;
skips So 50a5 so.
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head; shipments
1000 head; market steady; natives 81 5Oa
4 so; western So 30a3 IS; Texas 81 50a
3 SO; lambs 81 G0a5 %.
Ksst Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, September 21.-Osttle-
Receipts TAI head; shipments 10 head
market nothing doing, all through con
s;gnments.
aogs-Rsceipts 5000 head; shipments
500 head; market active; Philadelphia:
IS 75a6 95; mixed Sc 55a6 IS; Yorker
Sc 40a6 so; grassers and stabblers rs Dos
6 40; pigs S. 50s6 90.
sheep-Receipts 1000 head; shipment
600 head; market very dull; 40 loads on
ale with nothing doing.
New York;
= NEW YORK, September 2l.-Beeves-
Receipts SO cars; good and prime steer,
steady; native steers So 35a6 30i per 10C
pounds; Texas do 81 10a3 40.
Sheep-Receipts 1900 head; no quo
table change, frmer tone; sheep 50 %
4 SIS; lambs 81 1886 25.
Hogs-Receipts 3,700 head; marke
steady at S. 50a6 IS.
Cincinnati,
CINCINNATI, O., September 21.-Hog
Quiet; common and light S. O0a6 IS
packing and butchers S. 0Oa6 So; receipt
$50 head; shipments 40 head.
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d YnllnM EeYer.

NKw ORLEANS. September ga Times
Democrat Jacksonville special says: Better
arrangements are made for the feeding OF
nurses on duty and three new commissaries
have been established for supplying the
INDECENT sick with mattresses, blankets
and other supplies. DR.. Dick Oldham, a
man of marked ability, has charge Of the
ambulance corps, and is sure to give satia.
faction. The Situation st McClenny and
Glenn St. Mary is unchanged No new
cases have been reported. One death, that
of a man named Evans, occurred IN Games
VILE Yesterday. Wilson and Hugh are
improving, and Miller, Ammons and
Hodges have black vomit. DIR. Julins
Wise has been ordered to make an ln7esti-
CATION at Wellbcrn and Fernandirs as .
reported yellow fever in those towns. st
Augustine is happy over her clean and
healthy city. Tomorrow everything ex-
ceptinE the mails will be prohibited from
art. -irs that city, snd the mails from
Jacksonville and Gainesville will not De
sIJowsd in at all. 81. Augustine Is sur
rounded by 2a5 armed men.
Private sdyicss from Hendsrsonviiie, N
q coincide with the official reports. only
80 dsaths have occurred and all the cases
ars closely confined to refugees.
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1sHsstiaf
RALrIxoRE AND ONO r

Departure Of Trsins fsun whaling, Kasesa.
ame .echeduls ins1eot Apel aHh.tsA
am.s.oR u. .adt ssR \ dsl1 n ii:Sp
: k saas ss s GscinSssY ana q Isu,. M
n and 1l:ls p n. dafs
Camof1des scoomnodafoa \ sxesps
Tor 6olumbua los n. daiiy. ed us ,
n. daily, and rs p n daily Hoept Sunday.
ph nI2ssS e. .n Si sss Fsss. p !: S 8 s:'a IS
= ion saa r sa ) E 3; a.. aeiil k.aA,ne,.a, N, s.oA N
daily; Exprsn, $40 q m. daily; iAs = q. daiI
except Sunday. Additional Way trnin for wash
in fissslba aa. i sssdnas isss ! $780, ;i.1A
For Icundsviils. ..sa N. rs . N. rass
noon fSr t Ss.s s;ao 8 s:i %I < d ~ a: sns:ps Sunday
For Cumberland, sS6 q N, daily excrpt Ban
for 8, claiuviiie, SOS and sp q n. and "a
EIprea dsins s1ivs nom csscsscs s:s ans
$50 q m, and $40 p m daily, and 40 q IN,
daily except Monday.
EipIsss nam. arrive nom g. Louis and Gin
cap Raps:. .s ss. 4 n, . .nS si non 2, Fl fsf S:alsi BAL.
ttmcre and Warrington, Z. u. via Grenon, IL!
n md los5 .. m daily. via PisisbSfs ioas
Trains ar.ye noun Columbus, 4@ . n. ne
fr,ius arrive nom Pitnburs. loi5 q Maid b.
and istS p N, except sundayA and $50 p. N.
Trains srrive nom wahinsson. Pa. 500 an.
'f FROM sai a@pas SSsSiS; 20 and s,s q m. and Lee
and 5aop .. N. daily except Sunday.
Trains arrive from Grafton, u,0A N. daily,
Trains arrive nom Cumberland, $50 p N
daily except Sunday.
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By the Governor.
HESRYS s. WALKER,
ganrafarv ~ 2tata
Amendment to the Constitution,

JOINT RESOLUTION No. 16 PROPOSING AN
AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION OF
THE STATE, PROHIBITING THE MANU-,
FACTURE AND SALE OF INTOXICATING
LIQUORS.
Resolved by the Legislature of West Virginia,
two-thirds OF all the members elected 70 eaeh
house agreeing thereto:
1. That. the following be, and the same II pro
posed as an amendment TO the Constitution oil
his State, to-wit.
2. That section forty-six Of Article vi. OF said
| Constitution, as II now is, be stricken out, anc
| the following be inserted therein, In lieu Thereon
46. The manufacture, sale and keeping fO
sale, OF all intoxicating liquors, drinks, mix
lures and preparations, except ns herelpaite
provided, are forever prohibited within thli
State: and the Legislature shall without delay
| provide, by appropriate legislation, for the stric
| enforcement OF this provision. But the Legisia
ture may provide by law for the manufacture
| sale and keeping for sale, OF alcohol, ana pre-
variations thereof, for scientific, mechanical anc
Medicinal PURPOSES. and Of wine for sacTamenn
purposes, under sufficient penalties and securl
ties, to ensure the due execution Oh sucn AVE ~
may be enacted under this section.
Agreed to February ", 1887.
Publication OF the foregoing proposed Amend
ment 10 the Constitution OF the state OF we.
Virginia Is made pursuant 10 the requirement.
Of section 6, of chapter IS Of Acts ISL.
Z. W. WILSON.
By the Governor:
Henry 8. WALKER,
Secretary Of State
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n.nv,n skim and scGlppreSeryed and besuraed
HlHlS SarTTrrRA NEDrCATFD SOAP,
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Poetry About an Oyster.

A writer n Murray's Magazine says that
he wishes it were pccsible TO tempt all his
readers into examining an oyster, not after
dissection, but merely by turning its parts
over with tcothpick, and ~eudeavoring to
make out as much of its %structuse as
without difficulty be seen; for, insig-
niticant IS he may seem, the oyster hss u
very complex organization. II suppose"
ssid Professor Huxley, that when this
slippery morssi glidCy along the palate few
peopis imagine that. they are swallowing .
piece of machinery far more complicated
than q watch" Frank Bucklsnd, the
naturalist, who seemed to love ss well as
observe the most uninviting specimens OF
natures handi SOrk, used TO declare that
oysters, like horses, have their points.
The points Of an OYSTER" he says, are
FIRST the shape, which should resemble the
petal Of q rose Leaf. Next, the thickness
If the she'll; q thoroughbred should have =
shyll like thin china. 1t should also
r-ssess an almost metallic rirg, and q
peculiar opalt scent lustre on the inner
side. The hollow for the animal should
resemble an egg-eup, and the flesh should
De firm. Whits and nut-like." There may
be a good deal of poetry 10 this description,
but it is neyerthelt y true that an intimate
acquaintance with an oyster will surely
inspire one with al added respect and ad-
miratian for the little creature. During
the summer mouths oysters become sick"
aud are then out Of see o q But If a sick
oyster be examined under the microscopes
would be found to contain q shiny sub
stance, which, first white and then col
ored, is comp 1sed of little eggs. 1t f. ssid
that the number furnished by q single an
NAL varies from 80, 900 to 276, 1000. On
some fine, bot day the mother oyster
opens her shell, and the little ones escape
from it, like a cloud of smoke. They are
provided with swimming organs composed
Of delicate ella, and by means Of these
they enjoy for q few days IN active exiet-
euce. As middle age creeps upon them
they become fixed and stationary, and
voty scon might reasonably be expected to
declare, like the wise oyster Of the poem,
that they
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POR SALE.

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.un.-.Isch,.m widening Daily.

LONDON, September 2o.-A breakfast
xrss given in honor Of Mr.. Jos Chamber
lain Sy the Radical U~uionists ct Brsdforo,
this morning In especial Mr.. Chamber
lain said he did not see why lrisnmen
should not have local government, though
sInerience showed that, whether in Dub
lin New York or Boston, Irish government
was always inefficient and corrupt Once
he thought the Liberals would reunite
mon a feasible policy, but now the
schism in the party was widening daily.
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I,,ens, :, her home in the Fifth ward las,

friends ut her home in the Fifth ward ias'
evening.
Regina wasssr, who went to Germany
about y year ago., has returned.
When the Belmont Glass Works Is shor'
of gas benzine is used
An infant child of d O. Sheppard diso
Of st CIairsville yesterday.
The westlaks brothers, ball players aie
in town seeing friende.
Rev. W s Campbell will preach to TIDE
children tomorrow.
The window glass fsctaries are short Oh
big sizes Of glsss.
OF late cows have been quite numerous
on TIE streets.
The creamery at Glencoe will not b
| built this year.
Puck and Judge are very sslable paper
| inst pow.
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Amendment to the Constitution

JOINT RESOLUTION NO. q PROPOSING AN
AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION OF
THIS STATE.
Received by the Legislature of West Virgins,
two-thirds of all the members elected 70 escn
house agreeing thereto:
l. That the following amendment to Article
VI. of the Constitution Of this state, be, and the
anne Is hereby proposed, o-wit:
z That section twenty-five Of Article vi. as u
now is. be stricken out, and the following In
serted in lieu thereof:
q. No session ofthe Legislature shall continue
longer Than sixty days, without the concurrence
OF two thirds Of the member elected 70 eacn
House.
Agreed 10 February a, 1887.
Publication of the foregoing proposed Amend
ment 10 the Constitution Of tqe State or Mes
Virginia is uade pursuant to the requirement.
Z. W. WILSON.
By the Governor.
HENRY s. WALKER.
iy24oaw Secretary Of State