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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-02
IcnglI.h Inyn.lment. m Amprlcn

English capital having failed to per-
suade this country to adoptiree trade in
order that our industries might be ruined
and their own correspondingly benC-
fitted, are doing tho next best thing.
They have entered upon a systematic
purchase Of American industrial enter
prises, aud propose to run them them
selves. Every day some new evidence
that there lisa concerted action comes to
light. In quick succession the an
nounCemcnt is made that some new
mandatory or enterprise has passed
into the hands OF an English syndicate.
First the breweries went, one at a time,
until now the English syndicate con-
trolls n large number OF the best brew
cries in the United States and is reach
ing out after more. Then came the news
Of negotiations for the buying up Of
the iron and steel plants, the potteries
and various other branches Of industry.
Nearly all OF the numerous trusts and
.O'4O.,'o '""S na,o '| Ia 1870 ~,
p"ss ,I"' ~" .O'NT NV a ~ "Un =,
h's''an myH' ~ ~, 800 Lad
yys.',uuy INV !" pa,'e ' p.n l '' Ss,i t"I
D'un ,o,".uu' payAu ~ '. i've .hnrp"s"s
aI 'e's su'r,'s'Is .n% aa ' and - "SSi.
o. s'ls un's'l'l'sv =. n"'0., .a a"n =. ao"oIn.
t'o""i 'yiu'n'o ,'n1 'ut $50 So
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DR.. Brown.Sequard recently shocked
the medical world by p~roclaiming that
Ito had discovered tho secret Of renew
ing the energies Of life in old and de.
cropit persons, and that he had tested
tho merits Of his discovery In his own
case. The doctor is high authority in
medical science, especially aB a%specialist
in nervous diseases. He has been very
prominent In both Europe and America
for many years as n specialist. But his
recent announcement was nevertheless
received with incredulity by his medi.
cal brethren, who Gharitably imputed
his declaration to advancing age and
failing mental faculties.
Ills claim was that he had used the
vital organs OF an animal wherewith 10
compounds an elixir which, injectedhypo.
dernically into his circulation, added SO
materially 10 his strength and vlgor that
he was ablo to endure almost as much
work as over In his labratory without a
sense Of fatigue, whereas before using
this elixir II was impossible for him 10
stand for any great length Of time on his
feet and keep at his work.
Notwithstanding the sarcastic incrt.
dulity with which his announcement
was received, no las continued to rOut.
arm II, and now comes another distin.
guiShOd physician TO confirm his alleged
discovery, Viz; Dt. ". A, Hammond, Of
Washington City, A diSpatCh from that
city gives tho following statement as 10
Dr.. Hammond's experience In the same
line;
.Df, ". A. Hammond the distinguished ply
hiGlAn, FORMERLY az New York WHO has perl1R.
neniiy located In this city u experimenting
successfully With An elixir Of lliq, When tue
doctor Cfpt heard Of The dl4coyefS " ": btpw9.
gellArl, Of Paris Of ne el!xlr thgs haTSu, ~,
10 produce such remarkable results In tolutgIA.
ling dUcrepll and aged petSOnttyas 90 crude thAt
he WAS iOtvCd 10 the belief that tho report was
OllhUf d Cahhfd OF tho 0 4 pefltnHnlefh4 had given, 70
the world glAlHnptU that could boOnly explain
Cd by tho fact OF his dOtAgc.
The mpth0dN employed by y f.Bt0wn, geQhAfd and
lhOy Impressed him ~ 1AygtAbly that no dVlgt'
iniked ID lCsl the Virtue OF tho elixir practically,
ihW report Di tho experiment INIT glEgn 10 tic
VV0fi1 an thlg Aldp Of The Atlantic Htl(td that the
youth diving tnld WAfcoinpohuded Of tho Vial
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TYLER COUNTY NEWS.
Tho Coming County Fair-The Crops and
MarkOts-On Prospecting, Sc.

Tho Coming County Falr-The Crops and
Markets-On Prospecting, SC.
Special Correspondence Qf The hlsli0Nca.
MmDLEDouRSE, July 3l,-The Tyler
County Exposition and Fair Association
are pushing matters lively for the
seventh annual fair at Mlddlebourne or
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Au'
gust %, 20 and 80, 1880. Competition il
open to the world in all CLASSES. Tht
officers and directors &rp composed o.
intelligent men,and VIC predict that theil
efforts this year will eclipse all formel
fairs. Particular care will be taken tc
make the expense of the exhibitors at
light as possible and prevent extortion.
and all those attending the fair either at
visitors or exhibitors can secure first
class accommodations at reasonable
rates.
Mr.. ]. W. Barnes, editor Of The Star
has had a severe spell OF sickness, and Ia
still very aick, but hopes are now enter
tanned for his speedy recovery.
Some complaint is made by tue har.
vesters OF the rains interfering with
the extremely large hay crop for Tyler
county. Strenuous efforts arc being
nude to save tho entire crop, but the
odds are against II.
Frst-class butter can be bought here
for Sc; eggs, 12c; chickens, sc per pound
lard, l0c; hams, l2lc; shoulders, l0c
middling, l2lc; corn, Coo per bushcl
oats, Acc; wheat, 81; potatoes, 40c;
spring chickens, Sc per pound,
The newspapers Of Middlebourue are
quite metropolitan in their style and
furnish TO their readers what every in
telIiUent resident Of the country wishes
to Knoxville news Of the week. Tho
Star, Republican, and the Echo, Demo
cratic, are surely deserving Of success,
Ind It is hoped their efforts to furnish
choice literature are appreciated.
Oil men haye been here for several
days, and have succeeded in leasing con.
siderable land for the purpose OF boring
for oil. Residents OF Middlebourne feel
somewhat elated over the prospects,
which arc very encouraging. Car.
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LADIES, from all the diseases from
which you especially suffer, from all the
weakn6ss=-physical and mental, which
tortures you from your nervous prostra'
ton and bodily pains, there is fGliCf In
Browns Iron Bitters. Many ladies now
living healthy, happy lives, having been
freed from chronic difficulties peculiar
To their sex, who bear cheerful tcsti.
mony to the value Of this sovereign
remedy for mental aud physical suffer
ing; this sure cure for nervous dc.
preston and bodily weakness known as
Female Complaints. paw
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This remedy Is becoming so well
known and so popular us to need no spe
Cial mention. All who use Electric Bit
tiers sing the same song Of praise.-A
purer medicine docs not exist and II Ii
guaranteed to do all that Is claimed.
Electric Bltters will cure all diseases Of
tho liver and kidneys, will remove PIN
pies, boils, salt rheum and ether liIec.
tons caused by impure blood.-Wil
drive malaria from tho system and
prevent as well Us cure all malarial fevors.
For cure OF headache, constipation and
indigestion try Electric Bltters.-Entirc
satisfaction guaranteed, or money 70.
iunded.-price 80 CtS. and 81 90 por bot.
tic at Logan Drug Co.'s drug store, 8
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Trustees Sales.
TRUsTEE's SALE.

BY virtue Of a Deed OF Trust made by ,,.
Bl0n aud lane, his wife; Charles Blon ana IVY
llA, his Wiiei William IL. BlOp aud Catsss,It
his wife; Jacob HlOn aud Mary, his Wife, VIZ
beth Voltel and Frederick YOltcl, her hn,hsa9a
PhebG HafhTurk and Charles Hafbrigt
husband; Charlotte BlOn and Frederick ny
70 me- Us trustee, dated November ~ IN y
corded In the Otice OF the Clerk OF Inc CS55nN.
Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia, In my
Trust Book No, rs, page ", | will sell Al N.
north front door Of tho Court House oi NJ
county, on
SATURDAY, the slst DAY Of AUGUST l,a
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. N, the %tollov,.,
described property, that Is to SAY: A cr,,.Il
piece or parcel OF HrOund situate In the cI1 I
Wheeling, being part OF lot nuu.brrpi IS
teen In square numbered lWenty,thfpe tn Y
thirty feet on the north part Oi said IN,
running back the same width from Wood -.
on the east 10 an alley IN the rear, ""'
TRBns o. SAlE-Ole third and As much ma.
rs the purchaser elects IN pay In cash on tis1'!.
Of sale, the balance Ia two equal
one aud Two yeAEs, n0tes bearing intpnst ~
the day VI sale to BE- given for the dtirrfrj w.
mepts, The ttle To BE- retained unit payH,
The tile Is believed to be perfect. hui, ,elp,.
as trustee ! will convey only the title ye,tsII
me by said deed Of trust. "'H
WI, W. c0WDEN. Tfu-,s
W. II. HALLRR. A~uRtInnpnF.
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Tie People mi.rsprossuted.

In commenting on an ISTELLIaRNcgR
editorial concerning the G%ubernatorIal
contest, our esteemed contemporary has
this remarkable sentence; "But the
people were not satisfied with this sort
OF reasoning, so they appointed a COM
mittee to investigate the matter"
When and where did The people ap'
point a committed 1t has been the
understanding that one Judge A, B,
Fleming, who was unwilling to accept o
verdict rendered by the people, created
tho contest at the behest Of a star
chamber caucus Of professional poll
tlclans, The people were not consulted,
and no one is silly enough to believe
they would hayO endorsed SO expensive
u luxury as q six months G"ubernatorial
contest, or a handful OF revolutionists
in arcfusal to obey the mandate Of the
Constitution, Tho people were satisfied
with the result at the polls.
1t was q set Of desperate political con-
spirators that did the business, The
people-well,t they will give their opinion
OF the whole Infamous proceeding at the
next election.
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IN thS Right Direction.

The order issued by Chief Of Police
D~elbrugge TO his mon, which appears in
orr local columns this morning, is long
step in the right direction, and the in
formation that the members Of the force
express approval oft is ofinterest, This
order, enforced, will improve the police
force, and win the respect OF many citl-
zens who have in the past had occasion
to lament that some such regulations
were not enforced,
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sALE.

BY virtue OF u deed Of trust made ia ~.
trustee by Nathan Wilkinson aud Maggie j N NJ q
kinson, his wife, dated tho 9gth dan N IN.
1875, and now Of record In the CLERKS om,,ss
tho COunly Court Of Ohio County, We,t Nv
ginlR, In Deed OF Trust Book No. . ou psr. ',
n will proceed 10 sell at public sale At ,Ee ~,
door oil tho Court House OF Ohio cOunly. iW.Is
Virginia, in the city Of Wheeling, on vi"
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER I, lMg.
commencing at 10 O'clock a. H.. the loIIo,,.
property, situated on the east side Vi Rofl nv
between ~Twenly'keCOnd and TWENTY M
streets, III what Ii known rs EOl1s and T I.
ll7N'F addition, In The Fifth ward In t6p ,sIS X,
~ heellng, West Virginia, that is 10 M K,
Lm Der two hundred aud iorty.iye l5ISl. ~ "
Ihe said lot has q good brick dwelling hor,.
thereon, and IL the same property Where Gf
Nathan Wilkinson resided At rh6 time I'm
death, ""'
TEMRs or sALR-OnethItd OF the pu,rA,,
money In cash on the day Of sale, tie hslanfst /,
two equal instalmentS, payable will lpten,i Il
one and two yeas from day Of sale, tho ptifrS.
or giving his notes with good security tnT ~,
deferred payments, and the legal tlle ia M 4,
property 10 DO retained until such aticrsJ NY N.Y.
nentS are met, N'
JAMES P, ROGERS. Tru,,.
W. II. HALLER, AuCtioneeT, M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-02

Thar distortion Of tho stomach which
many people feel after eating, may he
due 10 improper mABtlcAtloh Of the food
but, In most caAes, II indicates a weak.
ness Of tho digestive organs, the best
remedy for which 10 one Of Ayers Pills,
10 DO taken after dinner. nav
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-02

by local application, rs they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an inlamed con.
dition OF the mucous lining o. tho Eus-
tachian Tube. When this tube gets in.
famed you have a rumbling sound or
Imperfect hearing, and when II Is en-.
tirely closed, deafness is the result, and
unless the inflammation can be taken out
and this tube restored to ITS normal con.
dition, hearing will be destroyed for.
eyer; nine cases out OF ten are causedb by
catarrh, which is nothing but AT in.
famed condition Of, the mucus surfaces,
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case Of Deafness, caused by patsrrh, J
that we cannot cure by taking Halls
CRtarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free.
paw FL. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
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pAiSsyfLiE, OIL. M. LOOSE REF
CLovER Co., Detroit,-I have used youi
Solid Extract Red Glover with perfect
success and take great pleasure In recon.
mendlng It's uso to any afflicted with
BCr0tulouB or generous affections, DO.
lievlng II (iiom my own experienced Ia
10 d most efficient blood purifier. ]. j.
HARRISON. Logan Drug Co., Bridge
Corner Druggists, Wheeling, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-02

Mn, THoMAs O, LEr, proprietor Of the
Lee Hotel, Arkadelphla, Ark, says that
swlit's Specific has 20 strengthened bis
wliO for her labor. 40 Hostess that h0
can recommend and emphasize the a..
softloh that az a tonic for ladies aud
children 3. g. s, has no equal,
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FoR
FOR SALE,

WV SFHSN
Lot, north, south and west OF House No, lOa5
as Acre Farm on Middle Wheeling Creek.
~ Acre Farm, Glgln'E Run,
IN Acres Land half mile west from river ut
lower point Of Island, Ave rOomed inme house,
four foot vein OF coal, 10 fruit trees, good els
tern, hydFAnt In kitchen, good spring Ut kitchen
door; can DO bought for $1,000,
100 Aero Farm on Short Creek,
80 Acre Farm tlvG miles west Of MAtAmOrRs,
81 Acre Farm near Marietta, Price S9,60O.
A Desirable Residence on Fourteenth street,
-Four RoOmed Cottage, FINISHED, on Park
street, MOundSVille Camp GEound,
Two FsuTr Roomed Houses on MCCOlloCh st.,
Lots on east and ives. SideS Of South Front st.
Ground Is feet Z inches 'front.' north Of 100
Main street.
Many other Houses, Lots aud Farms for sale,
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent U. 8, Claim Attorney and
Notary Public.
lS-oalco hoursunttl September lis a. m, to
Sl2 No. 1879 MARKET STREET.
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DIEn.

ST, INVERSION Thursday morning, August !,
1850, at $3.50 O'Clock, JOHN r. VI. MYERS, Ia
the 18th year Of his age.
Funeral will take place from his late residence
No. . Vermont strCoti Saturday afternoon al
2oiClock, Friends Of tho family ara INVITED
TO attend. intCtmcut at Peninsula Come.
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baby Mckee, Il Is reported, has shown
a disposition 10 DO a tighter. So did tho
baby Napoleon. These 1mputialistlC
tendencies should DO watched with d
a careful eye.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-02

PERSONS going out Of tom for tic
summer can haze he DAILY MTELLL
GENcER mailed to them for 65 CENTS per
month, The address Of he paper will b
changed as often as desired,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-02

What would women say Il tho men
wore anything that looked as badly as an
old Coraht2
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WHEELING, AUGUST 2, 1883,

Entered at the pnAIOficc ut Wheeling, W. Va,
Rs %sceond-elaIa nGlteFl
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Umbrellas

Special prices on Colored
Parasols Of the latest designs,
Silk Umbrellas at from Sc 90
upwards.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1889-01-16
Installation.

A delightful gathering was held on
the evening of the 9th, at the X. OF
P. hall, on which occasion the officers
elect of both the G.. A. r. and the
w. r. G.. were installed. Notwith.
standing the bad weather a goodly
number of members were present
As the Relief Corps ladies had in
vited as guests their husbands, the
G. A. r. and the S. of ", and their
wives, complete arrangements had
been made for their entertainment.
Excellent music was furnished by
Miss Moore at the organ, assisted vo.
cally by leading singers of the city.
o. L. Partridge spoke at length in be-
half of the Sons of Veterans organ.
ization, that it be better supported.
The retiring president of the Relief
Corps, Mrs. Kimball, read brief but
feeling address, followed by the new
president, Mrs. Maiden, who made a
few remarks appropriate to the occa-
sion, and then repeated the invitation
to supper. which was served immedi-
ately a, d found delectable-the army
bean steamed side by side with more
elegant viands, and ample justice was
done by the persons present who num-
bered at least 175 persons. The Re-
lief Corps is in fine condition with
treasury.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1889-01-16
State Militia.

A dispatch from Grand Rapids to
the Free Press says: Captain Rog-
ers, of Company K, Second Regi-
ment, M. S. T., is drafting bill for
presentation to the Legislature. pro-
viding that officers and enlisted men
of the State troops shall be granted
pensions for injuries received in the
line of duty. 1t also looks to the
increase of the pay of the officers OF
the militia. The privates now receive
double the pay of the United States
soldiers. while the officers do not re-
ceive half the amount of regulars of
the same rack, while they are put to
great expense for ammunition and
accOutrenents.-.E
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1889-01-16
School Attendance.

The following will show the attend
ance of scholars at the city schools
for the month ending December 31st
1883, and the gain over the attendance
for the month of December of the
preceding year:
Number belonging-primary 764,
a gain of 4s, grammar 354 a gain Of
%. High school 70 a gain of II.
Total belonging for 1888 was 1.191
and for 1887 it was l,104 a gain Of
81.
The scholars were distributed
among the schools as follows: Gen.
trail pol, Lockwood IT'S. Baldwin 81,
Garfield 81, Cass 81, Franklin $50,
Jefferson 100, Obed Smith 100, I'M
graded school 80.
The average attendance for Deem
Der 1897 was 1,06S, and the average
attendance for December 1888 was
LAB a gain of rs.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1889-01-16

lands in Canada. He is a pronounced and
emphatic Democrat, and does not hesitate
to shoulder the responsibility Of the north
ern end Of Michigan campaign on the
slightest possible provocation. In addition
to all this, Mr.. Comstock is fitted for giving
Messrs. Demosthenes and Cicero. the old
time oratorical team, many valuable points
on the art OF holding an audience In their
seats intact all the way down to the climax
end Of a stirring and enthusiastic stump
speech. Some Of his most remarkable
oratorical campaign feats have passed into
history as part and parcel Of the recent
national campaign. With full brown
beard, keen dark eyes, broad shoulders
and general get there business manner,
he would be picked out Of any crowd as
man Of parts. Mr.. Comstock was guest
Of the Russell House yesterday.
"The thing that I am most interested
In just at present Is the question Of the tariff,
in so far as 1t affects lumber. In case dc.
cided reduction is agreed upon In this
country, the only way We can keep abreast
of Canada is by demanding precisely sim.
liar reduction in its export duty. In ad.
dition TO this il must DO distinctly under
stood that what Is known over there as
crown dues shall In no wise be raised-say
from % 10 pO-tnc result would be dlsas.
trous to American industry"
HAS your present visit to Detroit any
political signifcance7"
"Not the slightest. As they say In the
play, am strictly business. Do not for
moment fall into the serious error Of be.
lieving that am politician. My friend
Churchill and myself came down TO De-
troit on private affairs and we will return
tonight Know Churchill Of c6urse1 He
is the gentleman who looks like French
count and owns the Churchill House and
lots of other things in our village"
ooh, bother" calculated Mr.. Churchill,
"if I'm a count you must be n baron
You're built that way. II you hadn't
spoken Of II in those sonorous tones Of
yours. don't believe anybody about the
hotel would ever in the world have got on
to the fact that we are Of noble birth. II
you keep on making these conversational
breaks il will take several townships of
pine to pay our hotel bill. Why can't you
be content to travel about the country in.
cog, like do?"
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1889-01-16

Persons who desire to be notaries
public, can find the necessary blanks
to make applications on, at the Coun-
ty Clerks office. II is also absolutely
necessary that one dollar be sent with
the application, as the Governor will
not sign the commissions until the fee
allowed by law is paid. So don't for.
get to put a dollar in your inside
pocket. No dollar, no Governors
signature.
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Boom Company.

The officers elected al the meeting
of the Boom Company, last Wednes-
day, are as follows;
President-Albert Pack.
Secretary and Treas.-W. l.. Churchill.
Superintendent-C. F. Buchanan.
Directors-Albert Pack, w. l.. Churchill
A. w. Comstock, A. N. Spratt, f. w. Gil
christ, +. w. Fletcher and Z. X. Potter.
Fred l.. Richardson will have
charge Of the Office of the boom COM
pany, Oh River street.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1889-01-16

Joseph LaBoeff, formerly a hack
driver in Au Sable, came down from
Alpena last Monday and sold his team
of horses to Michael Burke for $3.50.
A telegram was received the same
day from the sheriff of Alpena coun-
ty, ordering LaBoeff's arrest for fel.
ony. He was locked up in the Osco-
da jail. 1t seems that he had mort
gagged the team for $50 in Alpena
The Alpena sheriff came down the
next day and the case was settled by
the payment of the mortgage and the
expenses of the case.-Oscoda Satur-
daY Night.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1889-01-16

In the public schools of this city,
the fourth grade and all grammar
grades receive reports once a quarter,
based mainly on their daily work, in
place of the stated examinations held
heretofore. When examinations come
now they drop down unexpectedly,
like "manna" shall we say? We fear
that the small boy would find some
thing that didn't sound right in that
comparison, and would prefer to sub
stitute hail stone for mama.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1889-01-16

There are ten trains per day on
the Alpena end of the railroad at
present-fve each way. Three of
them are log trains, one is the pas
senger express and one is the accom-
mediation, making five arrivals and
five departures daily.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1889-01-16

This evening the moon is to give
an exhibition by being considerably
thrown in the shade. 1t will be a
partial eclipse of the fair aerial travel
err and is billed to commence the show
at little before o o'clock at night.
The correct time, standard, OH the
Detroit latitude, is as follows: Moon
enters penumbra at 9:05 P. NJ, enters
shadow at 1926, middle of eclipse
1857, leaves shadow at 1:29 A. NJ.
leaves penumbra at 2:50 A. NJ. The
same performance will be repeated
without extra charge tomorrow even
ing. 1t will depend on the clouds as
to whether the eclipse will be success
full as an exhibition, but she will
eclipse clouds or no clouds.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1889-01-16

Senator Harshaw has been appoint.
ed a member of the following commit
tees of the Michigan senate: Agricul-
tural college, Executive Business, La.
Dor Interests, Public Lands, Federal
Relations, Rules and joint Rules, and
State Public schools.