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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-03-01
South md West

THE election of Seymour rs Congressman
from the Eleventh Michigan District will be
contested ON the groun OF alleged fraud
AnBoT L. kEBLER, OF Cincinnati. Ohio
whose brother Charles committed suicide
few days ago when evidence of his forgeries
appeared, killed himself by shooting with two
pitto.s, one aimed ut his brain and the other
at his heart.
COMPANY OF colored United States troops
has just elected number of settlers from
the Oklahoma District, Indian Territory.
Four robbers covered the officers OF the
Pisco tIoNasl Bank with revolvers and stole
$4,000 from the vaults.
AT Bad Knob, Mo-, Thomas Waltham
Iuaireicd with Jim Blakeny who shot him
three times, wounding him mortally, and
then killed one of the Waltham children. The
dying man iirei one shot as n fell, killing
Blakeny instantly.
OLD WILLIAM WRIT. OF Burlington.
Iowa, Attempted 10 kill his daughter, aud
falling, set fire 10 the house, burning To death
his two infant grandchildren He then cut
his throat with "a corn knife AMI fell deal
PETER NANNICn, OF New Maysville. Ind.
eighty five years old. dropped dead and his
wife, aged eighty, though i'm usual health.
was so shocke ! that she diel n few hours
later. They had been married sixty years
THE exp'o3ion OF boiler at Bastrop, La.
kilied two white men named Reems and
johnson and two coloTei men. -Four other
men were so badly scaldcd that they are not
expected To recover. The boiler was blown
TO atoms, and tho Clubhouse in which IL stool
was demolished.
SHERIFF THOMPSON, OF Las Aminas
County, Col. was shot dead by Jac, White
a horse thief
a LIVELY fight occurred between the
oyster police and the oyster pirates i'm Chesa.
peako Bay. resulting in the death OF one
merauder aud the wounding OF several others.
a MAN, whose name the police refuse to
diyulge, has confessed that young William
Is. Iascott, son OF "A prominent and wealthy
manufacturer, murdered millionaire Smell In
Chicago, and that he watched outside while
the deed was being committed. Tascott has
fed.
REV. S. H. CATE committed suicide mt
Chattanooga, Tenn, by drinking pint of
whisky containing poison.
HENRY GRorE and Fred. Behrens, COUSINS
and lifelong companions. quarrelel nt ST
Louis, and Grote, thrusting revolver i'm his
friends mouth actually blow the top OF his
head off, killing him instantly.
DEPUTY SHERIFF FISKs, of Madison
County, Va, was killed by his two cousins,
named DObson, whom he was attempting 20
arrest.
LATER reports place the number OF killed
by the cyclone at Mount Vernon, H. at
thirty-two, while two hundred are injured
and thirteen hundred rendered homeless. An
estimate places the amount OF prop ,rty de.
stroj ed at $jco,cCJ.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-03-01
HOUSEHOLD AFFAIRS.
Breaking OF Lamp Chimneys


The breaking of lamp chimneys is
mainly due to unequal expansion, and
some one suggests remedy. Are you
the fortunate pO'sessor of diamond
ring Make il useful as well rs orna.
mental by eating with il straight, per
pend.cular marks at short distances all
around the bul ying part of your chin
ney before using it at all. These cuts
will give the glass the necessary room
for expansion aud contraction when too
quickly heated or cooled aud prevent il
cracking; but it, like myself, you have
no diamonds Except those of the Roman
matron) you may tougher it in this way
Place it in tin pail Qor protection) aud
immerso il entirely in your cook stove
reservoir in the morning when the water
is cold, let IL remain throughout the en-
tire day white the water is hottest, and
the following night, during which il will
slowly cool. When removed in the
morning it will he found almost proof
against cracking from heat or cold.
Then in cleaning don't use soapsuds.
which arc apt TO make ii more breakable
aud in time less clean, but, if badly
smoked, first removed the SCOT with a
dry brush or swab, then place the chin
ney upright in your sink, and pour over
1t briskly toiling hot water. Ala Cdli-
rcrBid.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-03-01
LATE NEWS In BRIEF.
ra.,.rr.rd Nr,dd,. s,.,..

FIrE In AN important business sect,uu of
Providence, II. l., destroyed numerous busi.
ness houses and stocks valued nc $50 lOll
The old Washington Hotel, the Aldr,ch
House, the Biiou Hotel, the Shattuck House
aud the Freeman Housh were all burned and
the.r guests rescued with difficulty.
JouN GIDLiN. a cuunterfeiter, attcmpto1
TO pass spurious bill upon Mr. Goctz a New
York baker, aud fight took place between
them, Giblin drawing revolver. Mrs.
Goetz came TO tho rescue Of her husband.
when the Counterfeiter shot her dead and
seriously wounded the baker.
DURING the burning OF Henry Tenbrocck's
furniture factory at New BrunSwick, N. j.,
wall fell and buried five fremen in tho
ruins. Two were fatally injured
PRESIDENT CoRBIN, of the Reading road
has sent S2O, 900 TO the striking miners relief
committee TO alleviate tho distress OF those
suffering.
AN attempt was made I'm East Grecnwich
X L., TO murder two active Prohibitionists
by poisoning a we'll and attempting 70 blow
mp house with dynamite
TnE strike of the Reading Company's coal
miners II estimated TO have cost employers
and employees $3,GOO,OO0.
THE Fowler Manufacturing Company's
building, on West Twenty third street New
York City, was burned and other property
seriou ly damaged. Loss about S250, 900.
TnE Theatre Comique Hoboken ~ j.,
was burned One man pCrished i'm tho flames,
another being fatally injured.
GEORGE WILLIAMS, aged 80 years. an in
mate OF the Old Peoples Homo, OF Hartford,
Conn. committed suicide 10y cutting his
throat
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-03-01
Washington.

HoS. FELIX CAMPBELL, Of Now York
unrollcd n petition nearly half n mile long
in the House. 10 contained nearly iJD 90
signatures, all collected m Brooklyn by men
who are 20 years old The signers ask Con
grcss TO appropriate $4,000 to build n
nonument TO Revolutionary prison ship mar
tyrs In. Brooklyn.
Mr.. MUTsU MUNAMfTsU has been appointed
ynpnnese Minister 10 this country 10 succeed
Mr.. Kuki
THE Commissioner Of Agriculture at Wash
ington has Just received from Europe n con
signment Of choice silkwOrm eggs, which ho
viii dis ributo gratuitOusly 10 all persons
who desire 70 raise silkWOrms.
THE House Committee on Contested Fiec
tons has decided the McDunie W.. Davidson
contest from Alabama In favor OF Davidson.
a Democrat
GENERAL SHERIDAN ia an interview posi-
lively refuses TO become a candidate for the
Pres dency.
THE President has approved the Act au-
thOriIing the ChOctnW Coal aud Railway
Company to construed AMI operate railway
through tho Indian Territory; tho Act an.
thorizing the construction OF n bridge over
toe Missouri River near Lexington No and
tho Act to enable the Assistant Secretary Of
the Interior 20 sign patents
THE President has nOmIn1t r. T.. Pedrick.
Of Massachusetts. 20 b. Collector of Customs
New York. 20 be- Receiver Of Public Moneys
~ Spokane Falls, BOO Washington Territory.
THE Unite States Supreme Court has ad-
1Ouruod until March ia As n petition for
the rehearing og tho Maxwell. prelicr caso
was pending, this action aZain p0stpOncg tho
execution ~ Brooks, alias Maxwell the mur.
derer Of Prollor at g. Louis
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-03-01
MUSIC AND DRAMA.

LuIAE OLcorT the nctreIs, has insured
hcr life for sO,OOJ.
NATE SALISBURY, the American actor. was
once an artillcrym1r.
MWE. MoDJEsKA ha, decided 10 become an
Amlri,an citilcn, md Will I've In California
MRs. POTTER inten Is - do cleopatra"
with much gorgeous mignihc nee next sea-
son
MISVrE EVAN, an American young lady,
Is n2ing leading parts in grand opera at
Milan, Italy
PAULINE LUCcA has announced her in.
tention Of taking np her abod in Vienna and
giving singing ls,s)nt
Edwin BooTH and Lawrence Barrett play
n three weeks cnKag 'ment at tbs Baldwin
Theatre ia San francisco.
MHs. LANGrHY, Mrs Potter and Fanny
Davenport will oil pay m San rauc SEQ this
spring, and 10 rapid succession.
THE first appearance in New York %
Ludwig Barniy the great G5rm1i trigo.
dian, will bo made at th Acade ny o. Music.
ADA DYAs says that the silent acting OF the
letter reading scene in 'Jim, the Icnmnu'
Is severer NJ ain on her nerves than any
other part Of the play
MANCHESTER England, has burst into an.
wonte1 onterpriss u has burlosIus Of
Buffalo Bili nt ono the an J shows the
Heathon Chin'e at another
BLoNDIS was an infant prodigy. too. Hs
began % walk tho tight rop' NJ The age of
four and appeared before the King OF Italy
when he was eight years q.
TnE Apollo Theatre in Rome e. doomed
TO is 10 10 torn down % make room for new
streets iu the Eternu City. AM Rome s TO
pay the owner flOJ,Ol0 a indemnity
EDwfN NALOD the young actor whose
right hand was amputate ng a result of re-
railroad accident while travelling with
Frank MayOs company. will retire from The
stage.
Tmg rem1ins ~ Bcothovcn Mozart Gluok
and Schubert are % be ding ont ~ their
graves in Vienna, in order tlat n scientist
may measure their skulls AMI feel OF their
bump9
iV the "Old HOMESTEAD ono of the most
popular plays or the season, the audience IS
moved by the ta'e Of the death of tramp
who has stolen a ride under q lulmn car
This Is based on fact
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-03-01
Oatmeal Ahrnnti-

In making oatmeal porridgc, the meal
is stirred into boiling water with por-
ridge stick, viii the water is kept all
the time nc brisk boil. Care should be
taken 20 prevent the meal from forming
knots, as it will do il dropped into the
water in too large quantities. The best
way is TO take handful of the meal and
let it drop into the receptacle by the
rubbing OF the thumb against the fingers
At first the water will show ebulliton or
boiling up soon alter the meal beglus to
go into il, and this will be kept up until
about the time when enough OF the meal
has been added. Fine meal is more likely
20 knot than the coarse meal. IL takes
experience to tell when just the amount
OF meal needed hps been used, the thick
ness of the porridgc being the test No
measurement Of water or meal will do.
The oatmeal may be stirred i'm cold water
before cooking but this makes more
lrbor, and the cooking is not so well done
as in the other way. But if the cold
water mix 'ng is resorted 10, the meal
should he ground to the finest flour.
II any other meal is mixed with cat
meal, as is sometimes done, rice meal is
regard, a, the best though barley, bean,
pea aud wheat meals may bc used. Only
a small quantity OF the rice meal should
be used. but straight oatmeal woull be
preferred by the true lover Of this cereal
Acidity is developed when oatmeal is
soaked in water for n few days, and this
meal makes the nummery of the oat-
meal districts of England, Scotland and
Ireland
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-03-01
Clgars for a Rornl nnhr.

The baby King Of Spaia received as a
New Years gift from Havana, Cuba, a
large chest filed with the finest cigars.
They were thought to be Of chocolate, as
they shou have been for so small speci.
men Of royalty, but they were found to
be r, al substantial rolls Of weed OF the
most exquisite kind. The letter from
the donor said These cigars are made
Of weeds such as will grow not more than
once every twenty years ] ct them be
preserved, therefore, when King Alfonso
Kill will make his first attempt at
smoking. which ought rot 20 be made
more unp,ea,ant 10 hhi by having TO
smoke an inferior sort OF tobacco"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-03-01

Az explosion which occurred in the Kreuz
graben coal mine killed forty persons
Thirty six men were rescued.
SEvgN persons were killed by an avalanche
which blocked Che 81 GOthlrd Tunnel in the
Alps
ENGLAND has seized the valuable Yuru1ri
gold mines in Venezuela. and is said % have
sent troOus there 10 take possession. The
mines produced 1900 900 last year
AFTER brilliant debate In the House OF
Commons in which Mr. Gladstone. wr Bal.
four. Sir William Vernon Harcourt and Mr
Goichen took part Mr.. PorDel's Home Rue
amendment ~ the Queens address was lost
yeas 229. nays 3l1.
TnfsSuitan N Morocco refused % recognize
tho treaty rights of the United States and
illegally arrested an American citilo1 at
Hab1t American mcu-of-war have bcon
summoncd 90 Tangier 10 dcm9nd immediate
satisfaction.
INDIANS. rendered desperate by starvation,
ore raid'ng aud numbering settlers in the
Lake bo Bcchc reg ON, Northwest Territory.
PCsTWAsrER FLEuRY Of Paeo dol Norte
Mexico has boen arrested for stealing si5,OU
worth ~ diamonds from registered packages
HEAYV STOW storms have biockadcd all
ihe railroads Boz England. France and Spain
Sodicrs ero being employed 90 clean tho
tracks
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-03-01
a LingmL.fic PrndlrY

There is in Chicago wee bit OF n girl
six years OF age, who can converse in six
languagesl Yet she is not prodigy nor
do her parents maintain that she is.
Anything is Iamong the possibilities in
this age OF the world.
Little Corinne Cohn was born in Chi
cago six years ago. Her father is Ger
man, in charge OF school of languages
here, and her mother is French. Pro-
fessor and Nine. Cohn speak nearly all
the Continental languages, and their
daughter comes naturally by her legiti-
mate gift. She has had very little in
structon; in fact, her father has never
given her serious attention in the matter
of languages, though he began giving her
lessons some months ago in NOlapuk.
Then nc changed his mind and dropped
the Volapnk, not caring TO tax her bra n
too much. She graspcd the rudimcnts Of
the universal language with astonishing
rapidity and case, and in the short time
she was under instruction became suiIi-
cicntly learned to carry on convorsa-
tion.
A correspondent called upon the little
lady at the residnece Of her parents in
Cass street. 1t was the proper hour for
calling eight clock. Corinne is lovely
child, small for her age, it may be said
with black hair and eyes and French
cast Of features. She sat down after a
salutatiOn and took her doll i'm her arms.
"Thi' is my youngest doll, she said,
"though It is the biggest" She was not
entirely satisfied, evidently, that this wis
as it should G. 81 have two Others.
This one came about Christmas.
Corinne loves poetry and can quote
from Victor Hugo, Goethe, Heino and
LOngfellow. Her mother said she often
re ID the poets 10 the child aud could not
have a more attentive listincr. --NoU Y,rk
WlrnId
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-03-01
LADW ELLIS LANDING
~ u. =. cLANP.

Those who have never heard of Lad
wells Landing will scarcely be opel to
the accusation of geographical ignor-
auce.
u is q lone Western settlement-a
frontier point Of civilization which a few
bold pioneers have established from the
most prominent Of whom the settlement
takes its name. Iadwcll was the doctor
and druggist the medicine man Of the
community and next TO him in point Of
importance ranked the gfoccryman. Nor
Tis, who was the veal hicr Of the two. A
few other stores, some residences. a
church and POstoice composed the
place, the total Of III population beinV
about a couple Of hundred.
A freak Of fancy had led me to settle
there, and for the sake OF livelihood
dispensed medicines and patched up
broken shins for Ladwcl.
IL was not the charm OF this occupa-
tion which kept my restless spirit at Lad
wells J anding, however, but the beauty
Of Edith Norris, who was the only
daughter ofthe groccryman
My record, however, vas not one which
impressed old Norris very favorably. and
although Edith and had fully satisfied
ourselves that we could be satisfied with
one another, he set his heel upon tho AZ
fair in such a determined manner that
outwardly it had to terminate.
Ladwclls business had grown 10 be
rather q profitable one, and his success
had tempted another young Philadelphia
graduate TO migrate TO the place and put
out his Single.
The young fellow was fine looking
and Of very good family, with little
money Of his own. and as he made him.
self popular in the place n small connec-
tion was soon guaranteed him.
II leaked ont tha. % good deal Of sue
cess was attributable 10 the fact that
Norris had taken him up, and people
were not long in discovering that the Old
man had determined, II possible, 20 make
him his son n-in-law
This proved 20 be correct, and as soon
as new house had been built for the
Young doctor tho forthcoming nuptials
we're announced
hydisappoinimeutand chagrin ayailed
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-03-01

KING JoHN, OF AbySSinia, has suffered q
severe defeat at the hands OF the fanatcal
derviSheS,
MUCu excitement prevailed in Berlin bo-
cause OF an untavorablo turn in tho German
Crown Princes condition. Tho doctors were
puzzled and anxious.
A FAMILY OF nine persons at Bakouguana,
hungary have been fatally poisoned 10y cat
ing the flesh OF poisoned sheep which the
iurgomaster had left exposed as bait for
wolves
RoUMANIA has notified the Porto that Aus.
tria has given her assurance that a Russian
VIC alton OF Roumanian territory would bc
ConS,dcrtd movement against Austria and
would form a cause for declaration OF hostl-
ties
THpTY-srN trains, conveying Russian
troops to the frontier, have left Odessa for
kisChencH.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-03-01

The vanilla bean is ihc costlicst bean
on earth. 10 fOurishes in Mexico,
chiefly in Papantly ond INSANITY. lt
grows wild, and is gathered aad mar
koted by the natives Just ~ they como
from the forest, tho beqns sell at $40 or
&I2 per thousand After the beans arc
dried and cured they are worth from 81
TO SD per pound according 10 quality.
Last year The vicinity Of papantly alone
exported go, 900, 600 beans They aro
used by druggists and c0nfectioners, aud
are an importa7t article Of commerce.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-03-01
Frozen FIsh.

Frozen fish are imported into Mar
settles by society formed for the pur.
pose a steamer lately brought there
some thirty-six tons Of frozen fish in it's
hold, the temperature OF which had been
kept at about freezing point by means Of
n machine cvaporating sulphuric aid
The fish arc caught with the net I'm va
riOus parts Of the Mediterranean and A..
lantic. After arrival they are dispatched
by night in n cold chamber. Experiment
has shown that fish can be kept seven or
eight months at low tomperaturc with
out the least change - Chic00o Hergli
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-03-01

Hastings, Neb., oujoys the distinction
Of having % BootblacNs Union, which
holds regular meetings for the transac-
ion OF business. Am3m5er who fcuts"
Union prices Is promptly blaekhsted,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-03-01
A Leap Year story.

\ Leap year StOfy.
fss2
Crispy IL the air.
leap year. we would state,
Seek the millionaire.
Courtiu' time, my deari
1850
A fortune she has sought,
Wedding very fine;
Millionaire been caught.
faugbt in time, my dearl
gooelqlfs Sua
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-03-01

The siarch Century viii contain tho
story Of "Coloncl Roses Tunnel at Libby
rison. " told by one Of the one hundred
and nine Unioa Officers who escaped on
tho night OF February o, 1864. The
successful construction Of this tunnel.
dug from q dark corner OF the cellar Of
The prison. through ffty feet Of solid
earth. the only tools being two broken
Chi els and o wooden spitton in which
% carry cut The dirt, was one Of tho
most remarkable incidents OF the war;
Prince Albert Victor, OF Wales, now
twenty four years Old, SAYS be Oos not
want an establishment Of his own until
be gets married, an event which he has
not Yet even begun seriously to contems
plate.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1888-09-26
Order Of Publication.

STATE OF !. MISSOURI i s4sC s..
In the Probate court for the county Of Bates.
August term, lSSs. j. W. Ennis administra-
tor of David Snider. deceased.
Order of Publication.
J. W Ennis administrator Of David Snider,
deceased. presents to the court his petition.
praving for an order for the sale Of so much of
the real estate Of said deceased as will pay and
satisfy the remaining debt due by said estate,
and vet unpaid for want of sufficient assets,
accompanied by the accounts, lists and inven-
tories required by law in such case; on exam
nation whereof it is ordered that all persons
interested in the estate Of said deceased, be
notified that application as Aforesaid has been
made, and unless the contrary can be shown
on or before the frst day Of the next term Of
this court to be held on the l2th day OF Novem-
her next an order will be made for the sale OF
the whole, or so much ofthe real estate of sfid
deceased as will be sufficient for the payment
Of said debts; and it is further ordered, that
this notice be published in some newspaper in
this state, for four weeks before the next term
of this court
STATE Aa,.1 OF ~ MISSOURI. Ks9Hsl IS.
I. J S, Francisco. Judge OF the Probate court.
held in and for said county, hereby certify that
the foregoing Is . true copy OF the original or
der of publication therein referred to, Is the
same appears OF record in my ONCE.
Witness my hand anc seal OF said
fsEAL1 court. Done at once in Butler,
No this alst day OF September
Isss j. S. FRANCISCO.
Judge OF Probate
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1888-09-26
a Sound Legal Oplonlon

E. cambridge Munday Esq, County
Atty, Clay CO., Tex. says: "Have used
Electric Bitters with most happy results
Ny brother was very low with Malaria
Fever and Jaundice, but was cured by
timely use OF this medicine. Am satisfied
Ele7tric Bitter saved his life.
Mr.. D. I. Wilcoxson OF Horse cave Ky.
adds like testimony saying: He posi-
tively believes he would he have died,
had it not been for Electric Bitters.
This great remedy will ward off, as
well as cure all Malaria Diseases, and
and for all Kidney, Liver and Stomach
Disorders stand unequaled. Price zoe
and 81, at Walls and Holt the druggists.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1888-09-26

ANTICIPATIONS SUSTAINED.
Tie Goldens Give Graceful Presen-
tatiOn of the Little Duchess

The Goldens gave lively presen-
tation of their excellent comedy, The
Little Duchess" last evening at the
Perkins Grand. This makes the
second appea -unce Of this famous
troupe upon the stage here, and last
nights performance was fully up to
the higH "o:th that the play Of
the eveni: previous had led
all to a4t,ciimtr. Miss Kitty De-
Lorme as the Little Duchess" was
frequently applauded for her grace
full movements and the perfect skill
she exhibited as an artist, while Mr..
Lloyd Neal in the character of lu-
dicrous "Old Peter" indulged the
mirthful procliyities of the large and
elegant audience present. Harry
Robinson, "James Carter the law
yer, fairly kept the auditors IN laugh.
ter by his ''unscrupulous' acts, (which
were so clearly indicative of his
motives in the case On the whole
the comedy was a clear and lucid
cast of the triumph of genuine love
over mockery and intrigue in matri-
monial make-ups. The company is
highly deserving of a large patron
age.-Springfeld Daily.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1888-09-26

English Spawn Liniment removes all
Hard, Soft, or Callouscd Lumps and
Blemlshes from horses, Blood SPAWN,
Curbs, Splints, Sweeney, Stlaes, Sprains
Sore and Swollen Throat, Coughs, Etc
Save $50 by use of one bottle. Warrant.
ed. old by w. J. LANsDowN. Drug
glist, Butler, Mo. S-lyr.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1888-09-26

things earthly must have an end, all
reluctantly made: their departure near
the "wee sma' hours, after receiving
the wishes of the host for "happy
dreams and prosperity" If it is
more blessed to give than receive
pleasure, surely Mr.. Newberry must
have been left happy man.
A meeting, however, has been
called for another evening and old
Deepwater expects to make fine
showing in welcoming its first choice
for governor on the 9th inst.
A MEMBER OF THE CLUB.