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!. EvartA Davis g. Blaine. T. Blackburn
= Tracy. q Quay. 2 Miller Justice). e. Don
Cameron o Stanford 10. Sherman. II. Gray
n Blodsett IA Cleveland. H. Porter. H. sor
Ion. 16 Cullom- H. Edmunds.
CLASS A.
tion of sending him tho result Of my Ia
bors. There Is no country in which the
nose can be studied TO better advantage
than In the United States Here we have
Ill types Of noses In the mixture OF races
and blood, without any all prevailing
type to confuse our ideas or set up for us
afalss standard Of character. Why should
We not be able to read character in the
nose7 As Professor Thompson well says:
'Of all the features Of the human
face the nasal organ, being the most
prominent, stands supreme as revealcr
Of character. Its form gives tho great
est expression and individuality TO the
facial lincaments, and even the voice Ia
affected and toned by this important
member. The individual whom nature
has blessed with really well formed
and perfect nosc should indeed be gratc.
ful, as on an average barely per cent.
Of tho ordinary population can claim TO
possess perfectly shaped nasal organ.
Anatomically considered, as every ono
should know, the nose is composed of
bone and cartilage, and besides being
the special organ of the sense u smell,
II has other important functions. IT Is
especially concerned in respiration and
the voice, and the muscles being closely
connected with those Of the face, Il nat
urally affects Il In the expression Of the
different passions and feelings Of the
mind
Professor Thompson has divided
noses into three classes" continued thu
disciple. "In what he calls his primary
division there are three strongly marked
Z W., tha prominent naSi bone (Al, the
u2Iuo1 ssss-~sa vvssv xssy anu tsf0 feCettiiig
nasal bone co.. IL Is not difficult to clas.
sify all noses after this manner, but
when we come to the subdivisions Of
each class, where more particular phases
Of character arc indicated by fine lines
In the contour OF the nasal bone, we
should movo with great caution, and de-
pend more upon careful examination Of
the subjects in person than upon the out.
lines that are presented in photographs.
For instance, one would not hesitate 10
put In class A such noses as those OF Sec
rotary Blaine. Justice Miller, Don Cam
eron, Senators Evarts. Blackburn, Davis,
Quay, Stanford, Edmunds, Sherman,
Blodgett and Cnllom, Secretary Tracy,
ex-President Cleveland, Vice President
Morton and Admiral Porter. In fact,
think Q majority Of our successful men
have this type Of nose, which, according
to Professor Thompson, indicates the
general characteristics Of firmness, in
tealigence and trustworthincss.
''6ubdividing this typo into minor
classes Is not so easy. lam free to con-
fe0. however, that the greatest nasal or
gan have ever seen Is that Of Senator
Evarts, which clearly belongs, along with
that OF Justice Miller's, to that subdivis-
Ion which Professor Thompson says is
usually accompanied by high intellectual
power, great personal influence, discrin.
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THE cRoouET TOURNAMENT.
q. w. johnson IL the Champion--Ex-
Champion Bishop--The Grounds.

q. w. johnson IL the hampion---Ex-
Champion Bishop--The Grounds.
There are champions of all kinds, and Phil
adelphia claims number OF them. Her
latest acquisition Is q. w. johnson, who
came out ahead at the recent croquet tour
nament at Norwich, Conn. The tournament
was under the auspices Of the National Gro
quet association, and was tho largest ever
held on the grounds, owing to the absorption
Of the Western association
The grounds on which tho battle was
fought are the most extensive and finest in
the world. There were five sections in use
during the tournament, three Of them be-
longing to tho association and two TO the
Norwich club. Each section is ~ feet long
by a feet wide and is surrounded 10y wooden
cushions The surface consists Of a mix
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Babies I'm California.

At one time a woman could hardly walk
through the streets OF San Francisco without
having every one pause and gaze on her, and
a child was so rare that once in theatre In
the same city where woman had taken her
infant, when it began 70 cry, just as the or,
chestra began TO play, a man in the pit cried
out; stop those iiddles and let the baby cry
/ haven't heard such a sound for ten years.
The audience appiaudel this sentiment, the
orchestra stopped and the baby continued its
performance amid unbounded enthusiasm
Rehoboth Herali
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Dakota. There DUDLEY
he afterwards studied the mythologies
of the North American Indians. In this
work he has continued, and in 1879 was
retired from the army and left at liberty
to become ethnologist Of the bureau Of
ethnology at Washington, which Office
he still holds. Gen. Mallory is a mem.
Der of number of scientific societies.
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hit. He ranked vir-
tually first in the
official pitching av-
erages Of the New
England leagu 9
that year. In 1887
he began the season
with the Bridge
port club, of the
Eastern league,
and when that club
had taken a long
lead in the race for
the pennant, it sold
off all Of its leading
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tween eight and
ten miles, In any
vehicle which by
chance she could
20 m m . d, or.
other means fail
Ing her, Of max
ing the distance
on foot. The little
group which first
gathered about
h er rapidly in
creased in num-
bers until within
q year a church
-
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well. were to try to play with these
modern knights Of the mallet, you
would be "badly left" in the slang of
the day; Tor the wickets used are barely
wider than the balls and the grounds
are almost - smooth, hard and elastic
as billiard tablea The portraits here
given are Of Bishop, Of Norwich, Conn.
the champion Of last years games. and
johnson. Of Philadelphia. the champion
Of this years Tournament
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Jenny Lind. Like
most Of her life,
the monument Is
simple and unpre-
tentious. II rises
only six feet above
the sward, the up
per part consisting
Of n plain granite
cross. Just below
the cross is a white
marble medallion a
foot in diameter,
In which is cut a
winged Tyre and a
wreath of roses.
On the upper stone
of the low pedestal
the motto Excel
Sincii Sfnnlls out In
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Cam brid 6 e.
He was born
at Salem in
1889, Of excel.
lent New Eng
land 8 oc k.
When a boy
he manifested
a love for nat
ural history
and prepared
a catalogue Of
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adjutant gen.
eral ofthe state,
with rank Of
brigadier g Q n
eral. In that
year he was the
first officer de-
tailed by the
secretary Of war
to the sign al
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mass Of the
earth, W hich
agrees very
near with that
d e d duced by
Francis Baily,
by measuring
the force Of
gravity at the
sea level and
at the summit
of an extinct
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"They" are the
members of the
National Gro
quet associa-
tion, with which
the Western as
socia has
been consoldi-
dated. But if
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sort near New York,
who, as a systematic
and continuous jumper
from a high level, beats
all the rest Of the world
of Jumpers. He used
to be a trapeze per-
former in Europe,
where the troupe to
which he belonged was
extremely popular.
While he was perfor ~
ing in Berlin he hurt
one of his arms, and
since then, though the
injured member has
long been quite well
and strong, he has
jumped for the amuse-
ment of the public, and
a handsome income he
has made of it, too.
For two years previous
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8 vice. He
was often in
charge Of the bu-
reau until 1876,
when, on h g
outbreak of the
Indian war, he
was ordered to
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JENNY LIND'S MONUMENT.

The Great Singers Grave Marked by .
simple Granite Cross.
In the quiet cemetery Of the Springs, NAL
vern, a little English village, is the grave of
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PUTNAM.

PUTNAM.
the birds of Es-
sex cou n I y,
Mass. w hen
but II he was
elected a MEM
ber Of the Bos-
ton Society Of
Natural Ii l s.
I ory. That
ye ar he en-.
<a,.~A Skn -.
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there sns esssoissned q mission st Ensie-
wood.
After the regular morning service q
Blue Island she was in the habit Of 60
ing across the country, distance Of be-
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MENDENHALL.

MENDENHALL.
volcano. Pro-
fessor AIenden-
hall also made
a s cries Of
measurements
ofwave lengths
Of the princi-
pal lines Of the
spec trun by
IN can S of a
spe ctrometer.
While in ,Iapau
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Peynaud. the Jumper,

With this is given a picture made from an
instantaneous photograph of Baptiste Pey-
maud q Frenchman now performing at Q re-
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you, who may
play the old
fashioned game
with wide wick
cts and COM
paratively small
balls on hum.
mocky, grassy
urOup1 nratty
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- - rsuna llaa q Bun's WasAlag-
- rAsesgsapAis 0sllssy whs nss ssr
os0s Tlns nasds n . Csrsfsi ssd
ulssss ee.ly.


lppssial corsposAsaesl
WAUn1KatoN, Aug. 29.-At Bells IA
mous phOteefaphs gallery In this city an
Cd fellow spends several hours daily
closely inspscting the pictures Of states
Nm, maklng sketches from them and
turning them this way and that toward
TIE light = u engagcdin some deep ply.
slaAl o. psychological study. II am en-
oa0ed, he said, on being interrogated
ouocerning his business, ''in making .
study Of the noses Of statesmen. You
know Professor G. I. 8. Thompson, Of
London, hts revived the old science of
NosoloGy,' OF reading character by the
Scss. have enrolled myself among
Professor Thompson's disciples, and am
making . study Of the noses Of public
men. Whose characteristics are well
known, for the purpose Of ydefnonstrat-
ing the value Of Professor Thompson's
code Of principles, and with the inten-
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National Croquet Association.

They have been having great time
in Norwich, Conn, playing croquet
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4 < /,
L 7 8

I. Phelps- e Beck Noble. L Allison B.
walthall O. Fuller. :. ingalls, 6 Carlisle
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Al Womnn,a pIseoyery.

"Another wonderful discovery has
been made and that too, by lady In this
county. Disease fastened its clutches
upon her, and for seven years she with.
stood its seyerest tests, but her vital or
gans were undermined and death
seemed imminent. For three months
she coughed necessarily and could not
sleep. She bought Of us a bottle Of DR..
Kings New Discovery.for consumption,
and was go much relieved on taking the
first dose that she slept all night, and
with one bottle has been miraCulously
cured. Her name is MrsgLuther Lutz.n
Thus writes w. @. Hamrick & Co., oil
Shelby, N. C.-Get q free trial bottle at
Logan Drug Co.'s drug store. Q
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The majority Of tho womsn'a Chris.
tian TOmperanCs Union displayed q
discteditabiS lhlcmperahCS In the mat
tor Of tho tolegratns concerning Vice.
l'resldont Marlons alleged batroom,
they we're fejolued to receive atelsgtam
declaring that the ylce.pfesldent runs d
barroom, they refused 10 receive a
telegram denying tho statement
IN thelr eagcrnVss 10 make what they
supposed q point on tho Republican
party, ,hOy wont the length Of gagglug
their own members and Of putting thVif
organization on record as unwilling 10
accord fair play where foul play suits
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silks and Dress Goods.

These Departments have
had especial attention this fall,
and comprise the best values
ever oferedin Black GroG Grain,
Faille Franchise, Satin Luxor,
Armures, Surahs, Rhadama,
and Duchesse, also full line Of
late shades,
Elegant French Robe Dress
Patterns, Silk and Chenille
Embroidered, Silk and Wool
Brocade Panels, Silk Warp
Henriettas, Fancy Silk and
Colored Brocade Velvet Pan
els and Patterns for Dress
Fronts.
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The Dirk and the Royolvor

Col. swops aud Col. GoOdlos we're
men OF high standing aud great inaus
ence in their community. Each was q
man Of means, had been honored with
high public place and was supposed to
DO a gentleman. Goodloe had had the
advantage Of foreign travel and foreign
residenCo undpr the most advantageous
circumstances. His home is adorned
with all that bespeaks tho man Of cul.
ture and refinement.
Yet Col. swupc aud Col. Goodloe
went at each other In deadly encounter
as though they we're the variest ruftians
that evcrll swope was quick with
his revolver Goodloo with his dirk
cut aud slashod with the fury Of a blood.
thirsty savage, aiming his knife with the
precision Of q skllliul butcher. These
antagonists were possessed by all the
evil that Is Ia man. Each was deter.
mined to kill the other. II was an old
ieud, aud they wero fighting It out to
the death.
That Ia a peculiar form Of civilized
society in which such an affair occurs
between men Of this rank. It 10 the
little lingering remnant oithc perverted
idea Of cavalry, Just enough to poison
the atmosphere. All their lives long
swopo and GoodloO had brcathcd This
infected atmosphere, and now tho dead.
" inhalation has done ia work.
In all Ia elements Il was one Of the
most srlioCking tragedies In this coun.
tfy's history, and the section In which
The men grow up aud lived Is largely
rOSpOnslble for Ii.
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FOR SALE.

Blk Roomed Franc House, lot 7OxNDO ieet, al
No. ~ Twenty'nlnth street. for 800,
A good o Ro0mUd Dwelling On South Tenn n.
Also some very desirable Building Lots on South
ReiIdepcc with full LotRt No. eal2 ChAplIuOH
Bulldipg Lots corner TwentyhVveuih and
Main streets, good factory site.
A Country Homo, miles WeStOl bridgeport
Ohio; haA 8M acres Of ground, TO med bTlCk
house, q paying stone quarry. ptieo, 'i,SI-
Building lots Ia tho Sixth ward, on Gilmore
street, near Twepty.nluth, MlAnll0gh street,
near Thlrtieth; Mays0n. near Twenty ninth.
Ohio County Farm, lGOlcFes,
Small Farm near MoundSYllle for u ,6QQ, OF o.
change for city property.
RCSldence At hdRlngton Lane,
Double Brick HOpEH on North Huron street,
will pay well ~ An Investment,
BUILDING Lots In The Old Fair Grounds; llio
on North Huron and North Front streets.
Residence on North Front street; TOOHtd
house, lot 60xi00; price GOV.
A hfEt class ro6med llOlkg on Maryllndl "
Six ROomed Brick House, With vacant ball lot
al 1875 McColloCh street
Building Lots OH fourteenth and FliteenthIu
Market Btrpet business Property,
A FIVE roOIned House On sOuth broadway, With
other Improved Properly. LOatS Negotiated
FOR RENr-COuntry Place within 10 lnIauia
drive from centre OF ely on motor linO,
O. o. SMITH,
Real Estate Agent and Broker,
.Htonha hou,ht and kOld, mol
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For Sale.
.E OPFER FOR EALR

I'VE OFFER FOR SALE,
NV FOR short time only, InoSt na.,...,.
pteee q Property ~ one Of The beat sapsI.' N
Mar ket Stre6i, lot y by 1874 with T sn OF
Brick Business aouAe on Il, This i 4 S Sh'SsSI
Real estate In wheeling has Tho call ,p1A.
mar. who Looks ahead buds Iure bAn,,Inl u no
moo @, a. SfltAEFFE I'rn
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them better, Honest dealing j. poleAs
desirable than 5ober llie Truth
should ever 60 With spbtiety.
The Wonen's Christian TempelRnce
Union Of to-day is more interestedin the
war it is wagIng against the Republican
party than in lifting men from the gut.
ter Of drunkenness, Because this is
true, and SO recognized by women who
have worked earnestly in the organs
zatlon, the Women's Christian Temper,
apce Union has lost much Of its old,time
force and Is losing some Of the most
earnest Of It's members. ~
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We offer One, Hundred Dollars Re.
VAR, Tor any case OF Catarrh that can
not be cured by taking Halls Catarrh
FL. CHENEY & Co., Props, Toledo,o.
We, the undersigned, have known F,
]. Cheney for the last fifteen years, and
believe him perfectly honorable In all
business Transactions Snd financially
Wtst i Trgsx, Wholesale Druggists,
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
E. H. Van. Hoeasn, Cashier Toledo Ma
tional Bank, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken Internal
ly, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. Price,
Zoe per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
D&w
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Best English Silk Warp Henrietta Cloth,
Forty inches wide, all colors, worth
$3.50 per yard, for e5 cts.
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Real Estate.

al SalS !. " az. A CS10Ihe 1 sixteenth IN
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WHEN Mrs. j. Ellen Foster reminded
the women Of The W. @. T. U. that they
have their headquarters in a Chicago
hotel which has bar, she logically
closed their mouths against any further
assault on Mr.. Morton for permitting his
tenant to sell liquor in the hotel owned
by Mr.. Morton, The W. O. 7. U. is
trying to make u partisan political point,
not a temperance point, And it lei play.
ing with loaded dice.
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81 NBtDDGIF PR0llI lBRIDaRpORT.i

IL .
Interesting Salt Over \ Wlli = Personal
h Points ana News ottR So
John AafPhy, 'ei Efls, Pay is'the Gusat'gi
Mrs. q, MAEOm and children arc visiting rsls'
tlves at LOFnin.
Mira Thone. Patton, Of RalIPoInt, Is the guest
Of MIS-, q. U. Mckee,
Mrs. ]. o, NuemRn has returned from weak
visit 10 friends IN Toledo,
+, ". slmpeEa, Of the STANDARD mill Epent yes
tpFdAy with Pittsburgh friends.
Phllllp sheluis b building q largo frame hppse
o9RSili9ld street Ia KiiEwo0d, MII TIT
MF, and Ma. HAIRY FSRrelt, OF b. clAilIVllle,
arc the guests Of Mn, I'd, Thompson,
". \, Graham, Secretary OF the Standard mill,
hOH on An extensive eastern business Trip,
The Social Club Will hold It's third meeting n
tho home Of. Miss Nellie Topping tomorrow
evening, N.at
I. r, Davis, Of tho Wheeling creek coal mines
left Saturday for RaEtOon, New Mexico, Wleft
he Will engage In mining. gt
I.astWeekS run at tho two Iron mills was a
unuApAlly large one, aud with the exception q
run, ~
MFa. Martin Joyce q Visiting friends at Graf
ton. She went there for the purpose OF attend
married lheto 70 Nj. Burns.
A suit COnlesting the will OF the late Joseph
McCOnaughOy, sF,, viii be tried In tho Common
Pleas Court thlS week. The attorneys for the
contestants will DO Col, W. W, AEnelt, Of Wheel
Ing, j! W.. Shannon, Of ST. ClRiFAvilleI and
George Mckee, Of this place. Attorneys foT thI
defendant will DO Hon, u. DAnIotd, OF 81, Glars
Vile, and George duncan, Of this place. Th'
case promises 70 be especially interesting 4
Lilldgep0TtefS.
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ono Fact

Is worth a column Of rhetoric, said an
American statesman. " is q fact, estab.
lished by the testimony OF thousands Of
people, that Hoods Sarsaparilla does
cure sCrolula, salt rheum, and other dis.
eases or affections arising from impure
state or low condition Of the blood, Il
also oyereomes that tired feeling, creates
good appetite, and gives strength 70
every part Of the system, Try II. @
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In tho United States will recommend
Elixir Of Dates II you need d gentle and
reliable laxative. II yoHr liver ID inaC.
tive you can't hope for good health
until you "tegulato tho regulator By
taking some safe remedy. Elixir d
Dates is Just what you need. Give II d
trial. Sold In 30 cent bottles by D. X,
GOetAe, W, W. Irwin, John Laughlin,
Logan Drug, Company and Goodwin a
Co., Wholesale agents. +
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,suEp pAlLY, sENI.wEEKLY AAD wEEELY.

Tho DAILY IEInnGFyCIB Is delivered 6y
Carriers in Wheeling aud adjacent towns ~ 20
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The sules OF the week at Boston are
reported 1000 pounds, as against
1884 900 pounds last week and 1885,, 800
pounds in the corresponding week a
year ago.
At Philadelphia the demand for wool
continues light. Manufacturers arc buy.
ing only for actual requirements. Atthe
present level Of values, however, the
market 10 steadior, as prices here are re.
latively lower than they are in the west
and In Europe, and competition from
these sources are thus practically shut
of. Buyers, however, are indifferent,
and the sluggish demand affords no op.
portunity TO holders to advance prices
from their present Improbable basis.
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An Historic Name.

Hon. +. Ii. Pierpont, familiarly known
rs the "NVar Governor 81 Virginia." IL
here Ia attendance upon circuit court.
Heis looking hale and hearty, and ap.
pears to be In the prime Of life. Gov.
Pierpont Is Of the stuff Of which heroes
are made and his name will always he
linked with the history OF tho two Viz.
uininE.
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A CENTURY Of progress has not pro.
duccd q remedy equal TO Ely's Cream
BALM for catarfh, cold In tho head and
hay fever. II IL not liquid or q snulf,
but ig perfectly safe aud easily applied
into tho nostrlls, II gives immediate 70.
lief and cures the worst cases. MwYAw
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F1AGG-on Sunday, Noyomhtr 10, 1859, at u
O'Clock noon, CHARLES FLAU0, aged Is years.
funeral will take place from his late residence,
No. $50 South York street, Island, on Tues.
day afternoon, November IL, al l o'clock.
Friends Of the family are invited. Inter.
nent nj CreenYbod Cetnetery. tlIte
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sIartlnls Rerry.

Ma, Joe Swain Is quite IN,
California,
AIrs. D, II, souders Is visiting relatives and
friends In Pittsburgh, 7ls a
The "Ilazar Of Days" closed on Saturday Night,
Quite q large sum Of money was Melted,
The "surpIISe" arrived from Pittsburgh on
Saturday, incharge Of Capt L. W, lnBlebriBht'
Prof. EdwiR L. spRtkE, OF the High school,
lectured NJ CCnteFyille Saturday 70 q good'slted
audience, ,.a
Mt, aud MIs, Joel Wood are Waiting IL Chi
Convention. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-11

MASON County takes the lead with her
indignation meeting. Every county in
the State should follow, and Democrats
who favor honesty in public affairs
should assert themselves every time.
The theft OF tho Governonhip is blot
on West Virginia, and the Democracy
has put It there.