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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-05-29
Ayers Pills,
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Sold By I'll Dealers In Medicine.


pna1s people are positive that every thing
that they say 10 exactly right and that other
people have NO option but to agree with
them. Generally this would be 90, II they
did not cay any thing 1t I'll.
But Aev you Will do Il b vital to you.
n living o. loving. the rule 10 the same,
WAatever you shoot q take . good aim.
-7szss SUsisga
D~.PvfXf1oH Of Employes-"Permit u,
Dir, on the completion Of your twenty -ifth"-
Head Nanager-"Au right; hand 10 tho
silver cup or WhAtever IL 10 and be sharp
and get T. work; It b already . quarter
past ~
"On Let ne like . soldier de-
Bang she youth In the music school;
But no went ont d0ors on The very next day,
And rot kicked OF the earth by . mule.
-xSvcAans Trsseisr.
o"NEvsn contract . friendship with . man
who 10 not better than yourself" says one
Of those gratis advice writer's. That's al
very well - far ~ you are CONCERNED. but
bow shout the other fellowi
H at In The osntsf parQust
Hugsly enjoying the pluet,
when . high opera bonnet.
Win N ostrich upon Il,
Swept Ais vtsw q The stage n. awusA
-DstTeu Fss Prsea
Ladies' and Misses corset waists,
and also q new line Of corsets ct
Freemans' this week.
For tho finest lire Of trimming
silks, in striped and plain surah,
Grosgrains satins and etc. 60 to
Freeman Bros.
Wall Paper cheap, cheap, awful
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-05-29

Wall Paper cheap, cheap, awful
cheap ct City Drug Store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-02
CONDBNSgb TBLEGlIAMS.

A National convention Of Colored
Catholics Is In session AZ Washington.
The citizens Of Franklin county, Mus.
saChuSUtts, arc excited over tho discov.
cry Of gold among tho Ruckland hills.
The commerce Of Chicago during the
year 1883 aggregated 81 ,l28,0OO,OOO. The
aggregate bank Cloarings were S3,lOP,'
774,4B2,
Sentinel wilkes, bay stallion, six.year.
old, was sold al Lexington, KY, on Mon.
day night by W. II. Crawford 10 W. u
France for $4,000.
Al Lima, Ohio, yesterday, a Six.year.
old son OF John Sutter accidentally shot
and mOttally wounded his brother aged
Is, while playing soldier
Governor Hill, Of New York, was In.
auguraled at noon yesterday with great
ceremony, An immense parade tool
place, tho Tanmany participants being
cheOfed.
Senator MandeFson, Of Nebraska, hAl
been notified by lOi Of the 1903 Republi
can members ol the Legislature that III
will bO tho unanimous choice Of the RO
publican party for reelection.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-02
NEW YnAR.s AT PARKgRspuRQ.


How 1t Was UshorOIl In-NOtnble Society
Eyents-Youug Ladies' Reception,
Special Dispdtch TO ne IatelIGaea,
PARKERsHuRa, Jan, 1.-The old year
was ushered out at Parkersburg with
numerous festivities, Tho leading eveAt
was IN elegant dance given in the
Academy Of Music dancing hall by Ave
OF the city's most prominent society
young ladies', viz; Miss Marie Van
Winkle, Misses May and Belle Clemens,
Miss Hattie Van Winkle and Miss Jessie
Leach. A great many guests were pres
ent and the event was u notable one In
social circles.
The .Germania Singing Society also
gave large and enjoyable ball, dane.
Ing until daylight this morning.
AtthG Academy Edward Fabian, OF
New York, gave a reading.
At the Southern Methodist Church a
watch meeting was held, and there were
numerous other watch meetings in
various parts Of tho city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-02
GENERAL llRGlsOE'S NEW YEARS,
An Inrormal Reception Mt Which Tive
Thousand People Pay Their Respects.

An Informal Reception mt Which Two
Thousand People Pay Their Respects.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. l.-General Har-
rison passed much Of this morning In
his library, but managed to tako his
usual walk. Tho President.clect had no
political visitors to-day.
An unusual large number Of promi.
nent ladies' threw open their doors this
afternoon. The notice OF the Harrison
reception appeared In the local morning
papers simply us follows: "Harrisons-
General and Mrs.-entirely informal.
Hours, 9 to s p, M"
Tho reception throughout was, as the
notice stated, entirely informal" 1t
il impossible to state how many callers
passed through the Harrison parlor, but
the stream was q constant one and a
moderate estimate places tho number at
near 1000,
The most brilliant reception OF tho
day, however, was that held at the new
Denison hotel tonight, between the
hours OF $3.50 and II by Mrs. Il, d. Mar.
tindale, Mrs. Henry Cilley, Mrs. S. 4,
Robinson, Mrs. Addison Beyhr and
others. Mrs. Harrison was not present
owing to fatigue,
Refreshments were served in the large
parlor and young people enlivenel the
brilliant scene by dancing in the broad
corridors,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-02
ERR EOLIPsE OF FHH Sun.
A Successful Observation ON tho Pacific
coast-Grsat IntsFest In the Phenoms.
nOu-Ths View Elsewhere,

/
C0asl-Grsat Interest In the Phenome,
nou-Ths View Elsewhere.
SAN FRAHclsco, Jan. 1.-The condi-
tons were generally favorable to-day
both in California and Nevada for clear
observation Of the total eclipse OF the
sun. In this city the eclips was only
partial, about eleyen,tweliths OF the
suns surface being obscured, During
tho period Of the greatest obsCurity il
became quite dark and one star was
plainly seen, Half Of the tOtality in
California was from fifty to one hundred
miles north OF San Francisco, and trains
from this city this morning conveyed a
large number of people to the various
points favorable for observation.
The weather Rt Marysyille was very
clear, The first contact MAS about 1880
o'clock, aud during tho progress OF tho
eclipse the weather became quite cool,
Several strcaks Of lightning were OBJ.
served during the tolality, Several ex.
posures OF wet aud dry plates were made
during the totality, and Ylews;will be
sent 10 Amherst College. Prof, Holden,
OF Lick Observatory, telegraphed to the
Associated Press that the beginning OF
the eClips was successfully observed at
that pOint, aud also the lust contact, The
nearest approach 80 totality was ut / 100,
when observers noticed plainly with the
naked eye a narrow circle Of light on the
northwesterly side OF the suns disc, and
in IN instant the bright spot was trans.
ferTed to the other side. The appear
ance Of the entire valley in shadowy
light was weird,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-02
GOYERNOR NILL SPRAKs OUT
Aud Tnlks About Election Fraudt -Im'
pOrtant Recommendation,

And Talks About Election Fraud -Im'
PorIant Recommendations.
ALBANY, n, Y, Jan. 1.-The State
Senate today was organized by tho
election OF j, sloat Fassott, Secretary Of
the Republican National Committee, to
the Presidency pro tenn, Fremont Cole
was elected Speaker Of the Assembly,
The inauguration ol Governor Hill was
conducted with much display, While
reading his annual message the Gov
ernor created some sensation when he
employed these words; "rhe necessity
OF some change in our election laws
whereby the increasing corruption
which has become incident TO our cleo
tions may be prevented Is imperative.
II ia believed that the recent Presiden-
tial election was the most corrupt OF any
IN the history OF the country, no far as
the direct use Of money was concerned
in influencing the electors, and public
sentiment Is naturally awakened to
tho desirability OF some relief.
Itisclaimed that at least 100000 were
VA lSuNNh III bAlV MuullGtA AHl \ lMVuhN-
fourth Congressional districts ip5tlils
State in the efforts made therein ta.t 81
Congressman and to secure electors be-
lievUd 10 bC favorable to the policy OF
fostering private interests. SO SUCCESS
iul have been recent efforts ut corrupt
ing the ballot box, that good citizens are
led to doubt whether tho free aud un.
biased sentiments OF the people may not
continue to bo nullllled through cor
ruption whenever aud as often rs 1t ap-
pears that the interests OF the people
conflict with those OF Interested monop.
ollsts who, proAigate OF their money,
aro intent upon resisting all interference
with their selfish aud arrogant de-
mands."
Governor Hill recommended that by
joint resolution the Legislature urge
Congress to adopt Constitutional amends
ments regarding the presidential term
and provision for cx.Presldents, and
Governor Hills recommendations are:
First-That the term Of office OF tile
President and Vice President shall be
six years.
second-That tho President shall be
ineligible for reelection.
Third-That the President shall inl-
mediately upon the expiration OF his
term become member OF the United
States Senate for lie aud receive an ap.
propriate SALARY. This amendment shall
apply to all living ex-Presidents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-02
THH KABHR'S NEW YEAR.
A Brilliant Reception Void ef
any Political interest,
THE SERVICE IN THE CHAPEL
Attended by u Distinguished Com,
pany'''Arah Women Abducted Mt
suakim'-'GIadstone Nails u
caRprd-ForOIgn News,

BERLIN, Jan, 1.-The Emperor's re,
marks during the reception to-day were
without special interest, Ho singled
out from the pesonages passing before
him Count Herbert Bismarck, General
Count Won schellendorf, Count schenyl,
the Austrian ambassador, and several
Others, speaking a few words to each.
The days ceremonies were ushered in
bytrumpoters blowing the reveille out.
side the palace chapel at 10 o'clock,
Divine service in the chapel was at.
tended by the Emperor aud Empress,
Prince and Princess Henry OF Prussia,
PrtnCo Albert OF Prussia, Prince George
OF SaxoAy, Prince Leopold OF Bavaria,
the Grand Duke and Grand Duchess oi
saxe'Meinlngen aud brilliant array OF
Generals commanding various army
corps, '-'s'.-4t
After the service there was n general
reception Of court aud ministerial off.
Cials, u long train deAling before the En-.
peror and Empress, The ladies were In
hall mourning, wearing high necked
dresses and bonnets, but no Jewels, At
the reception accorded tho foreign en-.
bassadors, the Emperor is reported as
having addressed each representative OF
the great powers with the same formula,
his desire for the continu.
alton Of cordial relations. Official COM
munications issued this evening state
that the Emperor refralned from special
reference TO the political situation,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-02
THEY WANT CAMDEN,


AeWVefhF hubtu uo 70 Nht beHNte'
Special DiIpGich 70 tAs IgleligAeF.
PARKERsBURa, w, Va, Jan, LA good
deal Of interest is taken by Parkersburg
people in the question Of who shall be
the next United States Senator from
West Virginia, The Republicans want,
ofcourse, and by all means a Republl'
can, il possible. Any good and leading
Republican will suit them. BUTT the
Democrats are TO elect their man, then
everybody here, Republicans and Demo,
Gratis, hope that II will not be John L,
KGnna, The Republicans think that
Kenna introduced into Fourth district
politics the worst and most corrupt ele.
ments possible, Consequently they are
bitterly opposed TO his reelection, They
feel that II 1t must be a Democrat then
Senator Camden deserves tue place,
Mr., Camden Is not a candidate yet, but
his influential party friends are urging
him to let them use his name. PERSON.
ally he isopposed to It. He remembers
bitterly the highland failure oftwo years
ago, His political friends argue with
him that he could round up his life in
no better way than by serving six more
years IN tho United States Senate, Ad.
ditional wealth can give him 10 more
honprs, for he already has his millions,
Thus they argue and theirargument has
great weight with him, Parkersburgers
think that Camden's chances ure much
better than Kenna's,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-02
A ST, l'AUL LIAR
GooulIug the Northwest ut the Expense OF
the Truth,

nooHiIpg the Northwest at the Expense ol
tbs Truth.
sT. PAUL, Jan, LA betterd day for the
observation OF an eclipse Of the sun than
that given the entire northwest could
scarcely be conceived OF. Clouds were
almost unknown and the warm atmos.
phero added to the pleasure with which
the people watched the eclipse, which
in this State was about three.quarters,
while farther west 1t was almost total.
In many parts Of Dakota aud Min.
nesota the New Years day was cele.
brated with picniCs, excursions and ball
games. The observation OF the eclipse
being part Of tho days pleasures, smoked
glass when not used to watch the iuxto.
position OF the sun and moon, was
brought into service in place OF the palm
leaf iuns, Of which thG supply was in
sufficient to meet the demand.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-02
sOllnlnlNu on A FIRE.
Ono of the Largest Drug storGs in the
Country lInFny mt 81, Louis.

Ono of the Largest Drug Stores iii the
Country Burns Mt 81. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 1.-The immense six
story brick building of the Richardson
Drug Company, on the northwest cor
ner Of Fourth street and Clark avenue,
was reduced to ruins at forty minutes
after 9 o'clock this morning. The
building fronted 100 feet on Fourth
street and ran back on Clark avenue 200
feet to u private alley, aud back OF this
was a three.story substantial brick
warehouse, used by the firm to store
explosives and highly combustible
goods and oils. The building was built
in 1886 and was complete with all
modern improvements.
SO fierce was the fire that Eve minutes
after the alarm was turned In the build
ings across the street were smoking and
were about to burst into flames. Every
few minutes u terrible explosion would
detonata throughout the buildings and
u graceful curl OF fire many feet in
height and diameter would leap high
into the air and summon the reVelling
rioters OF New Years night to the scene
Oi destruction.
When every pane Of glass was out OF
the building the tongues Of fire leaped
out aud their heat made the narrow
street sheol for the gallant hremen,
who toiled with bursting, burning hose
to save tho property. The entire six
floors were filled with combustible
goods, great portion Of the stock being
extremely intlammable.
The Orc seemed to get an early hold
on the third floor and flowing oils drop.
ping through tho first two stories, sup.
piled a fountain OF fire that played from
the basement clear to the roof, deiying
all artificial efforts to check It's costly
flow. Not enough lines OF hose could
have been laid around tho building 10
have saved II, 80 speedy was tho spread
Of tho fire, and tho few tlrGmen who fol
a minute or two ut a tlino bravcd the
awful hent had but u dozen streams u
combat half u dozen acres OF blazing oils
molten iron and flowing glass. II was 0
magnificent and awful sight from the
first two minutes after It's discovery ln'
I'll about thfeo o'clock, when the build
ing collapsed and there was nothing
more:to burn. The loss was S7b0,0OO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-02
TOOK TINE by lllG FOGGl.OCK.
Mayor tsoeIIe, of Chicago, GrapplOa w,tI
tbs latest Phase OF the Anarchllt Ques

49,. ,,..,- = ~ r, .
"Hy"F .'oene, OF 0h.oaso' urApp.eS WIN
s ,'', N"'O'' f""'O "i '"S A""F'h'A' a"es'
49, m -,
OhlCAuo' jan l'-Lhe new year was
opened in Chicago by Mayor Roche
graphing promptly with the latest phase
- tho ,n,sohis, n.o,,lon, Thn ,,on, ~
=" '"O """'0'' "o0' +N ~" W.
Ve'opmeht was the decision py Master
in Chancery Wiudes the last day
Of the old wear that tho mn.
archists nndor tie name of the
Arbeiter iIund Ind right To hold
their meetings. but declifiinr TO recon-.
mend nm Injunction restraining Tho no.
lice for interfering with mthcrinps
though surreslinr that one might not
improperly 6u granted by higher auther.
ity: The next move in the premises, Il
was generally expected, would be IN
elaborate decision by Judge Tuley on
tile report OF Master Windes. Afayor
ROCHE to-day took time by tho iorelock
by making tho masters report, n text for
aletter OF instructions to the police dc.
partulent as follows:
CnICAGo, Jan. i,
oeorg, ~. Hubbard. SnpL OF poifse,
Ds1n Stp.-After readinu thu ronort
NJ W"stcr in Chancerv Win1es an IN tba rt,.
I",ion N tha boidinv If nmhlic mestin NJ ali ~
I inslrncted Tho corn Srat;on ion comnsel 10
.cor vsv IN tho court the idea thSt II tho
co,,rt c beIieySs nnier tho evidence @ = tbs
Arhe;ter Rand has n lspSl md Inwinl
rioSt N hold nnhiic mectincS @ wo wish
ttc @ comris ~ % IN sn InclarC md II tho ofli.
,ers @ n the citv hive becn arerc;s;ny
us,,ol apthority thew sbonld bS 40 ads
viscI Ss or they do not intend IN oct
ileDaIy @ n or ~ depriyo a. any NV person. % Of # bis M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-02

OF Miss Rosina vokes, who appearsat
tho Opera House Thursday evening, tho
Omaha Republican has this appreCiatlye
mention: II was her first appearance In
Omaha, but had her audience been lepa
In humOr TO DO pleased she would
have captured all hearts whether or 10.
In a vague, dim way our play.gOeFs knew
that Miss VokeB was mn artist, come.
dienno oiunComlnOn famc, but II Is not
too much 10 Bay that they were quito
unprepared for tho plquant pieCo Of
iroliCsone mlfth TINT popped In aud out
upon tho stago, In tho most exquisite
dresses and ravlshing gowns, during an
evening that will scarcely DO forgotten
BY those who saw for the first tiinO tho
tawny, ClOsO.Cropped, curly lair and tie
bio, bluo eyes Of this Jolly English.
woman, lI6slna VOkes ls Hi generig,
Ilor art Cannot b1 classified, liolta iBan
American and NokCs Ia English, and
yCt neither arc representative, nor would
Nc have them; neither can slug nor
would wO have :hCln. Ills enough for
Us 10 know that l,OttA's feet twinkle like
Lle statS and that Rosina's "art Ia true
10 Poll" II thggod'a mixed "dranat-
10 cocklail' aud produced t,Otia, then
Venus aud MOnus were squeezed Into a
bottle Of rare old ROdCrer, out Of which
popped llOslna, plumplng herself down
upon the comedy stage with a frightened
look. The enthusiasm with which MlAs
Vokes was greeted last evening Is rarely
granted q stranger to our stage.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-02
TIIGOLOGY IN FICTION.
MIRA. Wards Book Attacked aud Defended
by Pulplt Ginuts,

Mira, Wards Book Attacked aud Defended
by PalpIt Giants.
SYRACUSE, Jan. l.-"Robert Elsmere"
has stirred no community moro deeply
than it has Syracuse. Educated people
were reading tho book, much us they do
other works, until Rev. S. r. Calthorp,
d. D.. pastor OF the Unitarian church an.
nouncGd that he would make tho doc
trinc 1t upheld the subject Of a series OF
three sermons, Tho last OF these was de-
livered Sunday before II congregation
swelledto unwonted proportions BY &C.
cessious from tho Evangelical churches
Of the city. DR.. CalthrOp, WHO Is an Eng.
lisll'born aud Oxford bred man, studied
originally for the ministry Of the Church
Of England, but unable to. accept its
teachings, renCuncud II aud became u
Unitarian.
His experience was wonderfully like
that OF Robert Elsmerc, aud from that
point OF view the real clergyman dis.
cussed his brother in fiction. The com.
motion these sermons werO creating in
orthodox circles aroused the. Rt. ;lsev.
4. D. Huntington, Bishop OF Central
New York, who II week ago entered the
pulpit OF st. PGul's Cathedral here, and,
without speaking DR.. Calthorp's name,
probed his theory and that OF Mira.
Wards story and defended the tenets Of
the church.
The conflict Of Bishop Huntington and
DR.. Calthorp is battle OF giants. The
Bishop, IL will be recalled, was convert
from the Unitarian church to the Episco.
pal church, while DR.. Calthrop turned a
doctrinal somersault in exactly the OPP
posite direction, 1t Is All open secret
that DR.. Calthrop has won over two or
three notable converts on the basis OF
"llobort Elsmere, and that several local
orthodox clergymen are being pushed
to the extent Of their learning by com.
municants who prefer personal consul.
tation TO pulpit eloquence In the unset
tied state Of their minds.
One Of the clergymen said to corre-
spondent to-day; "This book Is the
most vexatious thing the Church has en-
countered In a century. The blasphe-
mics OF Robert Ingersoll pale before the
sophistries OF Robert Elsmere." DR..
Calthrop Is the successor Of the late
Samuel j. May, the abolitionist, In the
pulpit he fills, He Is an astronomer,
geologist, and linguistic scholar Of pro-
found accomplishments.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-02

Cry or NtExfco, Jan. 1.-The false re.
port originated in chihuahua OF a clerl.
cal uprising In this city caused tremCn.
dous excitement hero. Many merchants
and bankers In other places sent tele.
grams inquiring about the report. The
Government Is making every possible
effort 10 discover the author ol tile hoax,
who will 10 punished II caught, II Is
believed that the hoax was the work Of
a clique Of men who had been expelled
from the city Us suspicious characters.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-02
the way OF brilliant costuming, gay dec
orations, gold lace and rich trimmings
mingled in dazzling array,

the way oil brilliant Costuming, gay dec
oTations, gold lace and rich trimmings
mingled in dazzling array,
BRILLIANT SCENE,
Then followed the reception Of the
Supreme Court Justices, Senators and
Representatives, After these, came the
army and navy officers in full dress uni
forms, All grades were represented,
from the two stars and four stars OF the
Major General and Admiral, in the army
and navy, down to the single bar and
silver anchor OF the army lieutenant
aud naval ensign. Following these came
the officials OF the Government and then
the association OF veterans Of the war OF
1916, the Grand Army OF tho Republic
and the members Of the Oldest Inhahi-
tants' Association OF the District OF Co.
lumbia.
All Of the callers were presented TO
the President by name by Col, John NJ.
Wilson and Lieutenant DuVal, OF the
army. They passed through the red
parlor, at the door OF which theae two
officers stood, The receiving line ex-
tended across the blue parlor TO the door
leading into the great east room, thence
through q window which had been
transformed into a temporary exit, un-
der n canvass awning aud out OF the
White House grounds, All pedestrians
were admitted 10 the grounds through |
the west gate and carriages through the
east gate, Tho scene in front Of the
grounds was animated,
A heavy guard has been placed at
either gate to keep out the crowd which |
began TO assemble at an carly hour
waiting for tho public reception, The
police arranged the expectant visitors in
i double line past the White House
grounds aud down the avenue, The
public reception was announced for
1885, but ii was nearly O'Clock when
the gates were thrown open to admit
tho visitors In small squads and detach-
ments. From that time until the close
Of the reception the crowd poured cease
Iessly through the pQrlors, At o'clock,
The hour fixed for the conclusion OF the
the crowd was still great aud
the President said he would remain and
receive all who came.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-02
i'lrDt CnndlAnto tor Tho Death Ullnlr.

NEw YoRK, Jan. i.--At u quarter past
0o'clock this morning, Michael Grow, a
plaStcrer, was stabbed In tho left breast
during an alteration with his brother.
in.law, at the corner Of Torlyeighth
street and Fifth avenue, and died soon
aiLof. Crows assailant escaped al the
time, hut was subsequently arrested.
This Is the first murder Of the New Year,
and tho criminal stands a good chance OF
being the first 10 suffer death by cleo.