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West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-11-23
THE EXTENSIONS.


The coal mines and forests have
been the magnets which have drawn
the West Virginia Central foot by
foot to and even through them, and
it's extension will not stop until con-
nection is made with the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad, by which the
great iron mines of Southeastern
West Virginia and Southwestern
Virginia will be reached, and then
will the immense iron shipments
which now go to the tidewater at
Norfolk by the Chesapeake and
Ohio be diverted to Baltimore. No
feeder of that city will outrank it.
A shorter route to Baltimore than
by Cumberland would be over the
mountains to Strasburg, and there
connecting with the Valley Branch
of the Baltimore and Ohio and the
Virginia Midland, and this route
was once surveyed, but it was found
to be so expensive that it had to be
abandoned. But will the West Vir-
ginia Central ever have its Own road
direct to Baltimore? That's queS
tion for time to answer. 1t is in the
bounds of probabilities that the
long discussed project of turning
the towpath of the Chesapeake and
Ohio canal as far as Williamsport
into a road bed will be realized.
The project further extended would
mean a connection with the Western
Maryland Railroad at Williamsport
and up the Hancock valley until it
taps the Pennsylvania lines. Still
another possible PROJECT would be a
direct road along the canal to Wash
ington, thereby forming, by the aid
of the Chesapeake and Ohio, a direct
line to Cincinnati and the West. Ii
Washington is reached, why not
Baltimore by separate line as well
as by the Western Maryland? The
Catonsyille Short Line is ternpta-
tion to utilize the terminal facilities
of the Northern Central at Canton.
WEST vIRGTNIA's COAL BEDS.
Fully two thirds of the area OF
West Virginia is underlaid with
coal. In the Elk Garden region
alone there are over one hundred
million tons. In the upper Poto'
mac region it is estimated that there
are two billions of tons. 1t is btu
minous coal, and is adapted espe.
cially for steam and smithing pur-
poses and cooking. This coal field
is but an extension of the Appa-
lachian coal field from Maryland
Pennsylvania and Ohio. The Poto'
mac basin is only prolongation oI
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-11-23

Inquiry will prove, this pa
per is regularly read by more
persOns,Of the well-tO-dO class
in West Virginia, than any
other publication.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-11-23
Diagonal Worsted,

that is guaranteed not to wear glossy.
1t comes high, but we must have it. It's
the only make of worsted that will not
shine. Come and see it whether you buy
or not; We'll be glad to show it to you.
We also have an elegant line of CHEW
lots, in fancy and solid cOlors.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-22
DOWN THE MOUNTAIN SIDE.

Narrow Escape of Mr.. and Mrs. @. w.
Schultz, of This City, on Pixies Peak.
A close call was made upon Mr., and Mrs,
c, W. Schultz OF this city, while riding
down the side OF Pixies Peak, Colorado, about
week ago. The couple had been up the
peak from Manitou, and were descending
when their pair of horses became unmanagc.
able aud started on run.
The driver held on manfully, but Mr..
Schultz became alarmed and suddenly
caught one of tho lines with both hands,
pulling the animals square around against
the cliffs that rise high above them on one
side.
A collision resulted which capsizod the
carriage, and the occupants Of the carriage
were tumblCd out In the fall Mr.. schultz
was badly cut up, among other wounds be-
ing an ugly cash two inches long In the
groin and hurt of the knees. as well rs
other injuries OF painful nature. Mis-.
Schultz Jared equally bad and sustained a
severe cut in the chin, also severe bruises OF
the body. The checking OF the horses saved
the couple aud the team from being hurled
moro than "a thousand feet over the prccipicc.
IL was narrow escape from death 10 th,
tourists as well ms their driver.
The injured couple were altcrward CON
vrycd to the hotel at Mantou, where thcil
wounds were dressed and where they wrr,
detained until day or two since. Mr. sam
ucl Coward Of this city, was ut the hotc
when the wounded pair were brought In
and he reports that they seemed 10 Toe badly
! hurt aud were also covered with blood,
Happily no bones were broken, and the In
| jurcd, when last heard from, expected To b,
| able 10 proceed on their journey within
! few days Their many friends and acIuaint
ancCs in this city will regret Ia hear Of thci
mishnp, but IL is gratifying 20 know tina
| they escaped the awful death which at on
/ Tine hrcmcl imminent.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-22
A nis swindle

NV YoRK. Sept 2lHlnmc' y. Hodoll,
who swindled client, NJ llu law firm OF Ship
man, Parlow, I.arocqur q hoate out " near
N $4,000. was reminded i1r examination
M the Tombs thisaicfny"r Ihihp'p anll
Joseph Emerson, i'a lf"Dr."u'r' OF ihc
policy shop nj No. D. Enn'wnyf whore lie
dell iay. be- lost ti21U1 lud Who "cic az
r.tsd last night, Wy.H ulHp ita'Eno' ul'
morning and rcmand. I boz ifr custody u The
police. ..t.L.
tom Of the liolnll sWi. ..' .I,l "'.n in"'hed'
and that ssjl. 90 Va Oh. 900 amount u hi'
thefts. Brleirs m.fN.I HI, 81 -ich "a
turu q. to bind bis liru Foo iuli r''l'pn.s,lbilily
10 the inyciofv IN u.ry instance Tue 20
lice are puzzled uv,r UeIrIs assertion va
he los, gi3'yD rln,ius imury. lhry pIolrr,
10 be- unable ~ uu. HuA low - huel
money could lir lU,. 900 policy niIl lb,s p 'I.
OF tie story ne ,,i,, boo iii0''Hn,hsly Wv
Ing In nny ri "n'. 'H .,H. N y N'lu 49,
| Al that ikrrli- va. 900 h"''" 10 frcoIe
IL what rn IT, r1aEHt ., ihr '.lc ~ hl
Wcsuhc.iur tim. b. ~ Auasiani Reg
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-22

Vicksburg to leave, and they wore not all
fleeing from the scare, The citizens Of Mad
son parish, La, opposite VickSburg, ON the
Vicksburg, Shreveport a Pacific division OF
the Queen IL Crescent system, notified the
Vicksburg authorities that they would not
permit any more trains from east of the
Mississippi river 10 pass through that par.
ish. At Leland, Miss, eighty-tour miles
north of VickSburg, the authorities have de.
clded TO allow no more trains from the south
10 stop there, unless the doors are locked,
and at Clarksdale, siYty-tiye miles south of
Memphis, in Coahoma county, the pNssen-
gers arriving by the afternoon train were not
permitted 10 take dinner The mail Wa also
refused, and the postal clerk in charge mott,
fed that no more mail would be received
from north bound trains. The mail was
brought ON TO Memphis and will be re
turned and delivered at Clarksdale this
morning. The talk Of droves OF people
rushing from NicksburS is absurd and will
not be borne out by the facts as enumerated
above. The town was excited over the news
from Jackson, Of course, but when the valley
train left Vicksburg yesterday morning this
had materially subsidized, and the people
were not nearly so uneasy ~ they were on
the night previous. IL may be depended
upon, too that every prccaution will be
taken, and IL q case OF suspicious fever oc'
ours IL will be at once reported,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-22
THE puKE,s bride.
Miss Zorega's Engagement 10 the Duke
OF Newcastle Talked About

Miss 2orePas Engagement TO the Duke 4
OF Newcastle Talked About.
Nrw YoGK, Sept. p Tho Hrrh says |
The good people Of Wvtghrstcr who live |
within driving distanc, ul the Country club,
and proceed thithcr every afternoon iorthcir
stock Of county gossip wcro simply dumb
founded yesterday afternoon when, over
cup OF tea, one Of their number an uuim.
pcachable authority, arose IN their midst
and said:
II have tho pleasure Of announcing the
engagement OF Mis- Dot,iu Zcrega TO the
duke ui Newcastle"
IL was 50 still for n moment that ono could
hear the cook shclllng beans ia the Kitchen,
What Dottio enplgri % a duke, at Ia,t
grspcd girl who hal ust plightcd her truth
10 young bank clerk
DO you mean 10 tcIl mo-" snortcl an old
lady, that John Icrrrn's daughter Is going
10 marry one OF thcm dissipatcd English
| lori,F'
''Ycs. T. Is all true. and this Is the way Il
oAmy about Tho young duke NJ Newcastle
! las been twice 10 uIH country In -'trrh OF
| health. lie was lct fall 10y his nurse when
an infant-rn accident which supcrindugcl
hip discasc-nnd IN him dWaricd and
| crippled invalid. ia 1854 hc made pro-
| trAcicd tour under tAo caro- OF kind OLD MIS-
Henry ParmGntor, Close family friend,
| "IIc returned horp last winter and found
his cousin. Mr.. Pelham Clinton, well -.
tablishcd in New York and the husband ~
| a beautiful American girl, the daughter OF
Mrs. Louis Zcrolu aud cousin to the young
lady whom hu b now about tn marry. Nj
Pelham Clinton naturally introduced hts
kiusmnn a. his wilp's people, AMI q series
| of small entertainments were hrungcd hy
the Zorcgas Tor IDS grace u Newcastle ne
duke was introduced 90 the various Gums
and made many friends by his gentle aud
uno.tsutatlou. manner heightened by Tie
bD.lily innrmitics which hc bore ~ buN,ly
lie rctumcd ~ England IN March, AMI ~
Nav Mr.. John ZoFrlga and Miss puiho Nil'd
fnr England, where they have been ever
since aud whcro tho friendship OF the young
people has ripencd int love-
The future Duche-. II Newcastle, who q
only twrnty.ouc, made he's debut IN New
/ York society three winters ago. The present.
dukes father, the sixth Duke, was an ihNrt
crate gnmblcr and sprndthnit and died pen.
nilcss la 1919 Three trustees verc appointed
bv the cruvn, az whom Mr. Gladstone Wa
one. 10 look after the interests Ut the minor
, sDn and heir Tho Duchess Of Newcastle
tho present dukes mother, WIS Miss Hop"
and inherited the colossal fortune ~ TIE
. lIopes, vi Amstarllm, who wrrc money
brokers and lcndor 10 all the insolYon
} crowns OF Europe during the eighteenth con
. tury. lust as the Rothschilis have been dur
ing the present century. Tho present duh
viii inherit his mothers Naat riches, ah'
with his own estate carefully tended durin
his minority by his guardians bids lar Il
be- one of the richest men 10 Europe. 10
pr,s.nt duke has inherited none OF III
inthcrs vices. aud b. said a. be- II gentl
manner and studi0us turn Of thought
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-22
WHAT A yIcEsBURGEI SAYS
How ITS city 10 Managing Things
Along the valley Road.

Rnmors Of all kinds were afoat Yesterday |
az ~ tho condition Of Affairs In NicksburE |
and an ArrEAL reporter was detailed 10 seek |
out vicksburgcr who arrived here on the
evening train over the Valley road, and learn
from him what the people there think Of the
present situation.
A gentleman was found who consented 20
an interview. and said that vicksburgcu
were thoroughly alive 10 their situation aud
appreciated fully the importance Of a
thorough quarantine system against all In
ioc,cd and suspicious points. Thursday
evening when Il WIS first learned that the
fever had broken out In Jackson, the people
became very much alarmed and at once
decided 10 cut OF all travel between that
city and Jackson. supt Clark, OF tho Queen
A Crescent system, was nj once notified that
no more trains would be allowed 10 enter
tho city from the cast, and he ordered that
/ they be abandoned. A coal train
which had passed Jackson On route
| 10 Vlcksburg was ordered stopped nc Now
mans Grove, ten miles distant and Capt
&. J. Scarlcs with squad Of the Volunteer
southronN was sent out 10 Intercept ~ The
engineer claimed b. have received no orders
a. stop aud upon his insisting upon con
unuing, the train was fired on ~ evidence
that the quarantlning party was in dead
earnest Tho train crew NJ once gave ~,
aud q most rigorous shotgun quarantine was
at once established. u WIS learned that u
large party Of refugees had gone down the
Little j. road 81 HArriston, intending 10
take the midnight Valley tmin for the north
This created much excitement, aud Capt
Sharp, master u transportation, was mott
feel that II they Nero allowed 10 bOard the
train II would not be pcnnitted 10 enter ihe
city. He acquisccd IN this command, aud
the train passed Harriston NJ n high nate Of
speed. and did not stop until several stations
this side Of Jackson had been passed. a
posse of citizens went down the road and
boarded the tnain. but no one was on u
FROM Jackson II WIS the Intention yosicr
day morning 10 establish q shotgun qunran
tine on all country roads leading into Nicks
burg aud this no doubt has been done
| Vlcksburg IA now enjoying better hcalu
/ than Tor a long time and all reports Of sus
: piciom sickness are without foundation Of
lacl A few % the more timid citizens ici
Thursday night and II was currently report
cd that vast number would migrate ytstcI
day morning. The Valley road made prepa
= ration Tor their accommodation, but III
extra cars were not needed. as only fou
+ ladies and four gentlemen, together with sc'
= orsl children, were the only vsldeub {
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-22
A ma. ann. lniIroad .chcmc.

BISMARCK. d. T., Sept 2i-The Marquis
de Morcs, at one time The cattle prince Of
Dakota. Is contemplation an extensive plan
Of railroad building ia China, and his friends
here who wcru with him ~ his Nciofn On.
tcrprisos are watching developments with
keen interest over twenty citizcns oi THE
CITY are thinking seriously Of going 90 China
and joining the marquis IN the hope that
supported by his friendship and his mill
ions. they will have an opportunity 10 hccu.
mulate FORTUNES. His friends believe tia,
he has great executive ability and that hc
will make q success as q railroad mAnipn'
iutof
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-22
HiLLsBono, ALA.
A Republican Comes ovor-A RIM Owner
Abandons His Property.


Abandona His Property.
spotial Dispatch b. Tho Appssl
HtlisroHo, Ala. sept si.-Sull they come
II. A. Vaughn. ono u the leading licpubli'
cans OF this county, today says be cannot
po against biz own interests BY voting Tor
high pfouctiyo tariff. with free whisky and
tobacco. but will vote Tot Cleveland aud
Mai. Harlow, who no., been In charge u
,bo bubble works I'd tly heal u Muscle
shoals. las been ordered ~ flyrcncc, Ala,
and will BE- succeeded here by Moi. Cannon,
The works are opening W anu calllhE lpf
hands. but the yellow fever scare boz Decatur
twelve milos above. b keeping them ifom
coming In rapidly.
About two years Hg0 northern uian by
the nnmo VI shrparl located a largr steam
saW mill on Burkcit island, at The head ni
Music Shoals. HnbgCnmc IN yOlvcd in debt
20 many parties, g.yiug licns on hls ma
chinrry' Either tie debt ~ yellow ioNcf,
or both. caused him a. migrate recently,
leaving his mill to thU mercy ~ bis crcdi.
tof.. A few " his unpaid hands attempted
10 run the mill In their own Interest bn'
being green" In thu business busted Up TIC
machinery.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-22
DRiSK Malio.

Beck Il GAnDSKR, OF Union City. have
removed their general business oilico To
Memphis and will continue TO represent
Hiram w. Davis q Co., carrying In stock
q full line II bug,dcs and carriages oi oil
descriptions They oiIor bly, Inducements
10 dealers and livery. Write thcm for
prices and catalogue. Address BgcE q
GARpsgR, Southern District Agents for
Hiram w. Dayis n Co., No. l1S Main
street. Memphis, Tenn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-22

istcr oi Deeds l.. H. Watts, IN speaking today
OF the Bodcll forgery oi the register sigma,
turc and stamp, said thntit was possible that
other cases oi similar kind might have
escaped the notice Of the officials IA the reg.
ist,r's office. lie had not the least doubt but
that other cases would turn up.
IL was stated at the ollicu Of the Farmers
Loan and Trust company today that the
company. which Is among the heaviest IN.
yulycd, will not be losers, a, Bcdclls cm.
pluy,r will have to make the dclalcaiiona
rDHl
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-22
NauIsfif

One reliable merchant In every town trib'
utary 20 Memphis 20 knock out all comPe
tition by taking the agency Of tho world
renowned Straiton 4 Storms New York
cigars and Geo. +. Lies & Co.'S celebrated
BulIos. Your neighbor can't get the goods,
"a We will only sell 10 ono merchant In
each town. We solicit a sample order.
/. SAHRisoS u Co,
Colo Distributing Agents,
Memphis, Tom.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-22
NEW ORLEANS HooDLUMs.
Two OF Them Indulge in a Little Hurt
ful Pleasnntry.

full Pleasnntry.
Richard Dclahanty and Patrick Flynn,
both Of New Orleans. became involved In q
difficulty last night abouts o'clock ON Madi'
son street, between Main aud Front IN
which Dclahanty was cut with n kuiic by
Flynn.
FLYNN, who attempted 90 make his os'npe
after tho fight was captured 10y Deputy
Sheriff App and lodged N jail.
Tho wounded man was taken 10 the police
station, where hc was attended 10y DIR. VIII,
iam~on. II was found that the knife hal
penetrated the right breast just below The
nipple, inhicting only slight wound
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-22
FIXED Tor business.

Pursuant 10 instructions from DR. Thorn
ton. County Physician II. J.. Williford yes
terday visited the pest-housc and had Il put
I'm condition for u.s.. should such an omcr.
gnnry arise Al present there are but three
occupants 81 that institution, all Of whom
are fully recovered from smallpox and will
be discharged today. The place has been
thoroughly clcansed and fum.giicd, nice,
new bedding put In aud every arrangement
made Tor isolation. II anything suspicious
should arise 10 the pest-housc IL goes.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-22
yicnsburs an Right.
The following telegram was received yes.

The following telegram was received yes
tcrday;
vicyynuEo, Mis-, Sept 81 lSss
MnI. J. ~ Edwards. Memphis;
The health Of Vicksburg was never better
than now. There Is absolutely no sickness
Of any kind, no yellow fever. no pcrnicious
icycr, no suspicious fever Absolutely non
intercourse with all places whore there Is
any rumor or suspicion OF sickness has been
enforced Trains both freight and passcn-
acr. have been discontinued entirely on the
Vicilsburg & Meridian road and a shotgun
quarantine placed on every dirt rad lead.
ing into the city. Our people arc resolved
" have NO sickness here.
Il T. EDWARDS, State Board Of Health.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-22
A DAISY CONDUCTOR.
Thomas Garrison Tries 10 Come Monkey
Business and Ia Arrested.

IuDInoBs and 70 NTIoHIoUs
Thomas Garrison. q railroad conductor
was arrested last night by officer Conway on
the charge Of impor,onating an officer
About o o'clock Garrison boarded the train
az the Chesapeake Il Ohio depot and told
the conductor that be- was a quarantine In
spcctor. when asked "a show his crcden-
tials hc became very indignant and began .
TRADE Of abuse against all ho came in con.
tact with lie was at the hight Of his wrath
when officer Conway boarded the train and
carried him TO the station.house. lie save
rs an excuse for his disgrcotul conduct that
he was drunk. His forfeit wm fixed at $50
In default of which lac WIS locked up.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-22

MISS d. CATLENAS, having returned
from her summer vacation, IA now ready
10 receive pupils for thorough instruction
in music on the piano. Orlers can bo
loit At No. 257l Main street, ID. III. Baldwin
A 10 n music houaa.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-22

n. y. Thomas, suspected Of being Jack
son, Miss, refugee, registered at the Gayoso
rs coming from Virginia. Inspector Hilton
wns too sharp Tor him, however, and Mr.
Thomas was Tired out of town last night by
the Louisville 4 Nashville train.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-22
prnl. nn.h, MIII Op-a

Ills Dancing Academy Saturday, scptem.
bcr y. at corner 81 Union and second
streets. Childrcn's and misses class
Wednesdays and Saturdays, pm. Night
class Tor ladies' and gents Tuesdays ana
Fridays, 8 pm. Hops Thursdays and
Saturdays, 20 10 pm.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-22

Capt =. X. DciIry, Of the Merchant
zouavcs, has authorized TnE AFrTAL 10 state
that he and his company are at the disposal
Of the authorities for quarantine picket
s.rVt.a
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-22

PARSEiL says he Is for the Irish cause,
ryht or wrong. Smokers say give Us the
Grand Republic Cigarros every time
BulIos for a short smoke.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-22
Removal.

Or. Smith, veterinary surgeon, treats all
diseases Of domestic animals. Removed
10 Kecks stable, No. i0l Second street,
near Bcalc. Telephone 49,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-22
DUNK MLto. % cents a bollIe.

IYoEiA tobacco prevents heartburn,
nervousness and malaria.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-22

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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-22

Orr MP clubs Tor TnE WEEKLY ArrtAt
aud secure ono Of tho liberal cash prizes
offered.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-22

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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-22

Miss MARY SrEpnAs's School will re-
omen September ~, 1888.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-22
Ann r,fonNroN,s eyrIcE.

Tho pa-ev. Tint be Assemble snd In.
tsrm.i,y Discuss the si'ussion.
Altar ihe shades Of evening have thick
cred into q darkness, 10 dispol which gas
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-22
CALL FOR KGSOsIC TEMPLE BONDS.

All parties holding tho sb0yo hands. numbered
ffoui zoo ~ 100 Inclusive Will present. sane 70 w"
SECRETARY, Bun y rrics on or after O''lobhhL
tsss, fpt payment - Interest after the lhuAo laH
on said bonds viii caasc. Ny Order ~ The " raid
". a. MADDEN, rfss,dsuL
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-22
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