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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-10
RELLAlRE.


All Sorts OF LOCAL. news hhu nosb'i' rum
tbs Glass City.
Thomas T.. Shelly Is In Fostorla.
Mrs B'anchc 1Ilbbard, Of GAINESVILLE, Is the
guest OF ORR oslc.
Mr.. Harvey Leighton Is tho new manager oil
tho lienwood ferry.
Dlackberrlcs made their appearance yestcr.
dty 81 IS cents per buckle.
John Lcasurc and his cousin, Miss Maud Bam'
ford, are among lt0ntou friends.
Ateam driven by Emmett Pickett got mlred
In tho mud near the whatfboat yesterday
A big party VIII 20 from hero to-day to try
their luck nj rolling ten plus At Wheeling fatK
Col. David l,anEin secured the contract for
500 0o brick for tho street paving oi Martins
Ferry.
Mr. N. stoncbrakcr aud Miss Sarah Harris
were married by Squire glasgow al his home
this week. 80" .I.e
Twenty-Five cars OF export. catt'c passed
through over the u. & o. yesterday, bound Tor
Liverpool.
The mil factory folks are only working hall q
day nj n tino this hot weather, running until
noon every day.
Word was received here yesterday that two
PC ipl0 near Malaga, o., came to their deaths by
sunslroke this week. Saw
The Republican County Central rommlttcc
decided IL hold tho county convention al Barnes
wiz w oePIcWucI Y. -n. ..
"A cablG4ram received yesterday nnnounccsthc
sic ArrlcGl ut Queenstown. Ireland, OF the party
| which left here two weeks ugo. :
Tho 81. Paul A. N. J.. Sunday tchool will pic.
MO at AvOnIalc to-day. Ibis Is a very pretty
picnic grounds, Just below town.
Three young men from Wheeling passed
through Hero this week. having been ont two
onys hunting, aud only got ten led squirrels.
Tho police raidcd and arrested a gang Of young
bank gu the river front In tho Fourth ward.
Miss Nellie Hunt. OF GAINESVILLE, accompanied
by Rev. MIR. llollingshG4j, Of tho same pace.
went TO the st. Clairsville Jail, aui Miss Hunt
thctc met her lover. Lou Morrill,, aud the
preacher married them.
A wordy wnr between some river men aud tho
upper whariboat men took place yesterday.
! The bOafs for awhile quit landing there, but
from all appearances thu settlement was AMIGA.
bic, MS the bonis were again landing last night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-10
T~uesdny's Storm up tho Nirsr,

Tuesday evening at about 4 o'clock.
eayu the Steubenville Gazette, when the
General Dawes, Captain Sweeney and
Pilot George Conn, the steamer plying
between Steubenville and New Cumbar.
land, had reached Browns Island she
was struck by Il cyclone and was keeled
over on her side. The upper decks and
texas were torn Of, and in fact everything
on the boat was loosened by the force OF
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Now Advertisements
NOTICE 10 THE PUBLIC.

WANTED-Girl for homework: n
W. hour each day. Address B., Iut.iligcn.
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ffccert and Practice; or tho Equitable,
PSI rl-a. w Ia Wnv MO-
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The New County Jail,

The Board Of Commissioners met yes.
terday afternoon and finished the work
OF going over the specifications for the
new county Jail. 1t was decided to nd
vertise at once for bids, aud require the
bidders to furnish n certified check or
bond with approved security for ten per
cent OF the amount Of the bid. Twenty
per cent Of tho contract price will be
held back to secure faithful performance
OF ils terms.
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the stockholders in the old. .E!na
Glass and Manufacturing Company,
says the Bellaire Independent, have re.
ceiyed 80 per cent OF their stock out OF
the proceeds OF what has been sold and
collected aud will receive at least Is per
cent mora. This, in view OF the fact
that a stock Dividend Of 80 per cent was
declared at ono time, makes a very good
Showing. 1t Is p0ra then moatfof tho
stockholders eSrnec!ed to realize.
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The marks indicated 1 feet . inches last night,
the river having fallen five inches during the
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Mr.. Lamar G. Powell, OF the Fairmont
Maa Frginian, came in last evening.
he says all eyes in Marion are turned
toward the Warrington oil field, and a
well now expected in on tho western
edge OF the field is the main object OF
interest, as it will extend the develop.
ment. He regards the field as an ex.
ceedingly promising one. W. s. Mere.
diih, Esq, accompanied Dir, Powell.
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ASK your grocer what to do with wrap
per from ohio Valley bohea.
SpELlAL NOTICE.
Second Ward Market Opened Daily.

occoHU VHfU H1nrKet OTcncu Duly.
4 few wise words to strangers vino
come to tho city. They should call at
Stall SO and see for themselves that the
Wheeling market compares favorably
with any Of tho Eastern markets in re-
gard to goods. My motto is: ITO keep
nothing but first class goods and fresh
ut all times," which is the verdict Of all
who have stopped at my place. Don't
forget that Stall Sc is the place to get
those extra large Acme Tomatoes.
DYKES HANSON, Proprietor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-10

THE following druggists outside Of
Wheeling are agents for Chamberlain's
celebrated remedies: 9; d. Carney,
iFairmont; L. T. Wells, Clarksburg; r.
7. Richardson, New A%lartina:llle; Grant
4 Jackson, Grafton A. Fl. Burnley, Gam.
eron; J. NJ. Tetrich, Warrington. Daw
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Darnum's Advance Car.

Barnum's first advance bill car ar.
rived yesterday, and the men at once
went to FASTING gay paper on the walls.
The boys are already excited, and their
elders look forward with almost as keen
expectancy. A novel feature this year
is the incorporation with the show OF
tLmre Kiraliy's famous spectacle, "Nero,
or the Fall OF Rome"
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Frederick K1emple, Of Bellaire, who
was, camping With a fishing party at a
point on the river below Moundsville,
yesterday evening sat down on the end
OF d tie on the Ohio River road, and fall
ing asleep, fell over on the track. The
evening train ran over him aud killed
him. The remains will BIO brought to
bis home at Rellaire. He WAS a glass.
worker. ~ .-.
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III. Fish Cpuph+

Captain Alfred Campbell, Of the South
Side Fishing Climb, sent bone a twenty.
Two pound catfish yesterday. It was
distributed among the boys and furnish-
sd toothaome meals for several families.
The fish was caught in the Ohio river a
lew miles below Moundsville. The bows
nave a very pleasant camping place and
IRE having great luck. ~
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: Cresnp's Old Groye-twenty miles
down the riyer-is the most desirable
for picnic parties. Cheap excursion
rates will be made. Dates and rates can
be obtained on application to JIG. Tom.
linson, agent Ohio Liver Gailroad Com.
pany, Wheeling, w. Va.
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WeIlbbury.

Work on the new railroad over At brilliant IL
progressing rapidly.
Mr,John Everett, m ola clifton OF wcllsburg,
died IN liilih, O.. last Monday. His rcmains
were Inferred hero on Wednesday. Mr.. Everett
was Il brother OF Mr.. Thomas Everett, OF L.alcar.
WHO; lilo w.sa glassblowes OF the olien time
anu 10 his day. Was one OF the leading men
West Virginia Three Months Service, Afterwards
q member OF Co. X, l2lh ". Va. Init. Thus Que
~ ono The defenders Of the Union aIe answer.
lug TO final roll call,
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Tho South Side Ennk Organized

The stockholders OF the recently in
corporated South Side Bank held a meet
ing at Westwood Hall yesterday after
noon, and elected tho following board OF
directors: II. T. Behress, W. S. Nc
Cuflough, William Il. Hearre, Frank j.
Hearne, q. Kalbitzsr, CHARLES Horstman
and R. NJ. Gillilaud. The board elected
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Milking the hound Tin.

Yesterday August Frohme, wife and
child; August Marschner, vile and
child, John Ross and wife, Edward
Marschner an4 wife,, William Blum
Miss Rose Wagner, OF ibis city, and
Nicholas ,Copp, wife and child Of Eos.
toria, O., went down on the Andes for
the round trip to Cincinnati.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-10

If y0n cannot SOC and need spectac'cs
you should call on lis and have!Our Eyes
tested without charge. We have The
finest Instruments and more experience
thu any other Upticiau III the STATE,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re-
funded. JACOB VI. GRUnl,,
jeWeler md Optician,
Ger. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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FOR HOT WEATHER.

A full line Of Sergcs, Drape DEtcs
and Chevlots, Just suited for the hot
weather, which will be made up first.
class at reasonable prices.
In Stock-A large line OF 0rersizes in
French Flannel Shirts, neck 20, body
50. For comfort and durability, wear
our celebrated inst black and col0red
hose. G. HESS l. SONS,
1921 & 1898 iarkCt Street,
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\ slight fire occurred at the residence
Of Capt. Il. T. Devries late last night.
The family had retired, and the wind
blew an inside shutter at an open win
dow back against Il gas jet, which isnited
the shutter. It was blazing nicely when
a passerby noticed it and alarmed the
family.
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the wind. The passengers were almost
craZed by fright, and II was only by the
most strenuous etIorts that they were
prevented from jumping into the river.
None Of the freight was damaged or lost.
The boat was finally righted md was
towed by the city this morning on the
way 10 parkersburg, where she will be
Immediately repaired.
The West Virginia hillside between
Hooker's and the Island, was stripped Of
timber, the trees being pulled up by tho
roots and tumbled into tho river below,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-10

OF health and strength renewed and OF
ease and comfort follows the use OF
Syrup Of Figs, rs it acts in harmony with
nature IL ei;cctGa!ly %cleanse the System
when costive or bilious. For sale in Soc
and 81 20 bottles by all leading druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-10

In spite Of an anonymous c%irculnr
with the above title, which ia being c;r.
eulated in this city, the Equitable siill
continues to iCsue the only absolntelv
incontestible policy and to do The iaIs.
est business OF any lie company in the
world. Tor q v%erifcation OF the chnya
call on Sweeney & Edwards, agents.
1908 Market street, who are not ashamed
to put their names to any state mont
they make.
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Marble ind Granite.

II you intend erecting a Monument,
Vault, Marker or memorial Of any kind,
and want frst.class work and low prices,
call at Office OF L. A. Moore, second floor
McLain's Building. l205 Market street.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., July 9-Fol
Western Pennsylvania and West Viz.
einia-Fair, northerly winds; warmer
IL northern portion OF Western Penn.
.sylvanis. cooler in southern portion oil
Western Pennsylvania and West Vir.
ginia.
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The Mill Trade.

Just now, manufacturers say, there is
a fair trade in CUT nails with the former
prices OF s. per keg by car load, and
So 10 per key for smaller lots.
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lsnpitl Transit.

First Citizen-Going to North Wheel.
Second Citizen-Yes.
First Citizen-Going to take a car?
Second Citizen-No; I'm in a hurry.
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FROM THE RIVER,

The marks indicated 4 feet . inches last night,
the river having fallen five inches during the
day.
MoEdASrowS, ". Va, July 9.-Iiycr 4 feet
and stationary: clear.
WAREAS, Pa, July s.-Rlyer 5 feet 10 inches
aud rising: clear aud pleasant.
PITTSBURGH. Pa, July 9.-Riycr | foo, sincl,cs
and stationary; clear aud cool.
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, July Driver 4 feet 3
ihches and stationary; clear and cool,
The Hudson, which was !aread 10 lie nm here.
GOV on a good load OF freight yesterday, md viii
leave Tor Cincinnati n! s o'clock this morning.
TIT Elaine departed for Pittsburgh at s n. m.
Yesterday mo!ning-The Andes, for Cincin.
mutt. and the Lizzie hay, for Charleston, passed
dow at II Il. m.-1he len HUI got away for
Psrkefsburg ut ! p. The G. Il. lntchcior
passed up iroln Cincinnati Tor Pittsburgh nj .
I. Liberty and X. L. Phillips were iu
their trades as usual.
This morning the II. X. Bedford Will lepar.
lor !lttshnrsh ut & o'clOcG-Thc seotla Is due
up from Cincinnati at "a. III. II Is not known
whether she viii be able to get on to Pittsburgh
on account OF low wn,cr@Thc Courier viii
leave Tor Parkcrsburg ut II :30a. H..
USE Okio Valley CnNo ,pj crro ,r.
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To the Ladies.
~ lll5 AbIiSS.
TfE
WHEELING. lHSTbLMENT CO.
GREAT
S~l0CKTAKIuG SALE.

We have just finished our Semi.An.
nual stocktaking-We find in every de.
partu'ent a super-ahundance OF sooJs
That must be moved, and moved ouick.
~, too-We must unload our enormous
overplus Of stock-We must have room
Tor ran Goods, and realizing this is the
tlhe 70 make it, We offer goods at one.
hnll their regular price-No opportunity
IKE the present one bas ever before or
ever VIII again present itself to you-To
TAX advantage Of it ia to put dollars in
your pocket-To buy goods Mt oue.half
lhelr actual value is not an every dav
occurrence, but in occasion you must
NOT iet pass without giving it the alien.
ton it d~eserves-If you wish to yet for
one dollartw dollArs' worth come here
II you would save money visi. our stores
during This sale-lememher our Ultima.
tum, goods must move-Wc cant afford
10 carry goods FROM one season 10 ano,h.
or. and We will not il 4 big reduction in
price Will help uB any-lf Won wish 10
Duy Tor SO q complete Oak Chamber
SUIT thatll cost you $40 elsewhere Ior
even hero at any other Erasonl cone
mere while this gale l%asis-Como early;
me earlier you GENE the choirer your
WHEELING INsTALMENTCO,
Hold 10 the feet that this sal, is zen.
eral-Every department is iurludrd-
WI III afticie IN our great stores is cs-
elhpt--ihe same general reduction is
MADE oil around-Ope.hali the formar
price IS placed on every piece-Thc
Value 10 not represented by the lipnrea
we quote-iou cannot conceive thn nv.
tenn or nature OF this great reduction
saie-Prac.ical illustration alone will con.
vince you OF the attention il claims rom
Ise'y economical observation-disclosures
per, practical illustration costs nothing
nere-Come, we'll be glad to show YOU
our gooas and quote prices, and in these
TWO iacts you will find illustrated what
we ciaim-reeular goods at one.half req.
u'"r pf!ces--Carpets that brought 81 10
y yafu IN the height of the eesson will
De sold at exactly half that price dining
!hls sa!e-Carpets that sell (eyen nero
where low pliccs always prevaiD at 81 90
a yard, VIII be Gu! at so cente-Huayy.
clobely-"oven carpets in most desirable
MODERN designs considered chean at 80
cents, we'll cose out at 70 cents n ward
Everything in floor coverings sutIpr in
the same way-Don't let this onnnrtnni.
W 10 cave money slip-You can't oTord
TO let pass an occasion that b,,ts w;thin
your reach double yalue-You can't
, To,i1 ane one7 VIC make you II you
would study your best interests.
WHEELING lNsTALMESTCo.
Don't lose sight Of the fart ,bo, ,b;,
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R. NJ. Glliland President. md H. F.
Behrers Vice President. The directors
were notified 10 select O desirable loca.
ton for the institution. 1t is intended
that the bank shall be opened before
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Al Clerk Uouk's Onlce.

Clerk Hook yesterday issued a mar
rage license to John G. Hathorn, aged
81, u widower, a native Of Blairavil!e,
Pa, and resident OF Washington, Pa,
and Louise Eusipger, aged 20, a native
OF Monroe. county, Ohio, and resident
Of Elm Grove.
There were admitted to record two
deeds OF trust and transfers rs follows:
May %, by tho heirs.at.law and dis.
%trlbutees Of John Hollingshead, de.
ceased, to Cox 4 Morrison, for 1880,
lot g. on the east side o. Water street,
between Tveniy.tlrst and Twenty.scc-
ond streets.
July.0, BY Regina Beier and others TO
Samuel Elder, for ss75, lot lis, on the
southeast corner Of McColloch and Sew
enteenth streets,
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.H...
Best Standard Tomatoes Dc, . cans for. or
uhu'e iCh.i,vs' hc.il syrup, per cail....... ISC
Dest hitots. ppl car, ..."....... .".......... aOc
String BeGns, GHc. i cans for. ...........", oEu
SHnt!eM oa,i1ou, per lHC
NJ suSht Iu,u, ~ . cshs les...."....... 2nG
Mustard a'din.s 90, . cans Chromium. n;o
OIL sard.nes, Sc. 8 cans for ....,,n,..... nsu
Choice Can Apples, lOc. j cans ior..... :,ilc
tommy, 40 per a., =! llS. or.."..-...... 25e
BIRD seed. \ ~ 'Rases ior.""... .......... e5o
Sorh suhtch' a 4 Ios. i0r.a",...-......... 26c
1hrHe Lulnp ,.Afch. H59tn, 4 lbs. for ....... 25o
nouttn ot,s' as los. ior.............m... .5c
dhpioea, %, D ~ ibs ihr ...-................. 25c
1oou IatoL!lia htCc, &c, "a lbs. lor........ 21c
Best Iload R'Ca, 90. . lbs. for. ON
nutter Crackers, G4c. i lbs. inr........m" n6c
1iussI snaps, oc per lb., j lbs !or........ 100
Eeat SaIiip5h!A ftuues-...-......-......... loo
TtHc CcnL par sohp' ! hsrs ior..".-........ 2au
Three cent bar Soap. 10 bats ior....,,., 21y
Clothes Pins, One tent per Dozen.
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CnIsln SNnlora. LnlyYer,

olilce: Corner Market and Fourteenth
streets, Wheeling, W. Va. rruss
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Go TO Mike Hearne's, No. 20 Six
teenth street, for Gibson & Dousherty's
Old Rye Whisky.
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HAVE you seen the Premiums for the
Bridge picture cut from Ohio Valley
Cotee2
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Use Ohio Valley Coffee and cure your
headache.
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g.

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Our stock Of Teas embrace every Grade
and variety, every pound OF which wa
guarantee to be new crop, natural le8i
and strictly pure. Our medium yraIrs
will be found superior to those sold NJ
best by your local grocer.
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ORDERS for pure Rye and Bourbon
WHISKY promptly filed at Lally'e, olOO
Main St. kimmel Whisky a.spccialty.
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Picnic Grounds,

TIE finest in the land, Ohio Valley
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The thermometer at schrepi's drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
registered as follows:
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

PURIFY and strength combined in En-.
terprisa Baking Powder.
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ENTERPRISE BAKING POWDER makes
and whittier biscuit than any other.
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or table use. rrhs4w s'
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Buy THE BEsr-Ohio Valley Coffee.
Your grocer has it.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1890-09-13
A LOST ADDRESS.
Trinidad Lady Writes to San Fran.
cisco for 1t.

Mrs. Harriet Mcnamara OF 3l9 State Street,
Trinidad, Colorado, while visiting in st.
Louis last summer. did not suffer with her
usual sick headaches and Indigestion. But
upon her return to Trinidad her old trou-
bles came upon her. 1t was not the St.
Louis climate that did 10 much for her.
The secret is told in the following letter, re-
ceived by Thomas Price & Son, the we'll
known assayers of 524 Sacramento Street,
San Francisco. Mrs. McNamars writes
Three months since / was visiting in
81. Louis, and obtained two bottles of JOYS
Vegetable Sarsaparilla II was Of great relief
10 Inc in my headaches and indigestion.
Since my return to my home in Trinidad
feel the need of it, and rs have lost the
address /! write to you to ask If you will not
kindly forward this letter to the proper
number. in San Francisco. and have mo
sent a few more bottles Of this valuable
vegetable compound
People having used Toys Vegetable sarsa-
pari'la once send hundreds OF miles to get 1t
ag"in. as in the above instance
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$50, 900 Given Away.

w. r. Hearst, editor and proprietor Of
the Weekly Examiner, published at San
Francisco, CAL, offers big premiums to
subscribers. Every new subscriber who
will send before November l4th $l.5O
for one years subscription to the Weekly
Examiner, and every old subscriber who
will send before November l4th $l.5O
for the renewal of his subscription from
the time of expiration, will be given his
choice of four beautiful pictures, which
are regarded as masterpieces of modern
art. They are Makowsky's "Russian
Wedding FEAST" Rosa Bonheur's
Scottish Raid" Millet's "Angelus"
and Meissonier's "Friedland 1907"
Every subscriber, old and new, who will
send $l.5O before November l4th, will
receive by return mail the choice of these
pictures.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1890-09-13

The St. Paul Dispatch supports the
decision of the Wisconsin Supreme Court,
in the Edgerton Bible case, and says:
''In view Of the severity with which the
founders of Cur constitutional systems
plainly regarded all possibility of inter.
ference with individual religious belief or
individual right of conscience, it is safe
to say, that the proper and the more ad.
visable course in the discharge Of the
duty of the State, to afford secular
instruction to it's citizens, is to wholly
eliminate all form Of religious instruction,
and leave the discharge of that duty
where it rightfully belongs, with the
parents of the several children.
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A singular Svv iss Custom.

Uutil within few years singular
custom has obtained in Switzerland.
When husband and wife expressed a
desire for divorce they were' required
to enter a room and live therein together
for fortnight, during which time they
were neither to see nor converse with
anybody else; their food was passed to
them through narrow opening in the
wall, and all communication with the
outside world cut off. If, at the end of
a fortnight of this confinement together,
the couble still clamored for divorce, it
was granted without further ado.