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che gate with them to see them off, in
sociable country fashion, and after a
shower of girl kisses on both sides
stood watching them as they tripped
up the road in the wierd mingling of
twilight and moonlight which hung
over the world.
:. Standing on one side, lpeering up the
road with intent eyes, absorbed in her
own thoughts, she did not hear the
footsteps that stole softly along the
grass bordering of the roadside walk.
The next moment str ong arm
clasps her, a pair of daring lips
snatched a kiss. 49,.
watching for me, Ivy" cried Joe
Dalton, triumphantly. ....s..
'sMr. Dalton! How dare you! Let
me go, STRIP exclaimed Ivy, breaking
away from him with blazing eyes
and face shining white with anger
in the faint light.
''Whew!" calculated Joe, stepping
back a pace. 'sIt seems to me that
you have changed nightly in three
short months. Have you forgot
ten''-
81 have forgotten nothing, sir"
burst out Ivy, in tones of suppressed
passion. "lt is you who have for
gotten-forgotten, smong other
things the respect which every gen
tleman owes to a lady,
"Ivy-Miss Sunderland, what is
the meaning Of this? What has hap
pened that YOU should break off our
1riendship?''
What has happened, indeedp'
echoed Ivy s,cornfully. Mr.. Dalton,
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No Thieves In Will Street,


IiaTer's Nayasine
Inspector Byrnes, in his Profe,siona
Criminals Of america, gives a list OF ont
hundred banks which thieves either
rihed Of attempted to rob between
November, 1862, and February, 1885
Ten Of these were in the city Of New
York. al.=. :"
Owing to the thoroughly efficient de.
tectlye system established in Wall street
the depredations OF the bank sneaks
have been summarily ended in that
locality. These daring villains are "all
men OF education, pleasing address, good
personal appearance, aud are iaultless in
their attire" Cool, quick, rcsolute, and
acting in concert, one may be on the
lookout, second engaged in inter.
esting conversation with bank
officer or officers, and third stealthily
creeping behind the counter and
capturing the cash or bundle OF
bonds. Or the last may obtain access to
the vault, from which he purloins what
ever he may deity conceal und carry off,
while his confederates monopoiize the
attention Of the clerks. One OF the most
daring bank snn,chers in the CITY
recently effected two robberies in the
course OF single day. Entering one
bank he leaped to the top OF a partition
seven feet high, leaned over, snatched
two packages of bills containing 81 900
each, and escaped. A little later he
climbed on the counter Of another bank,
captured several thousand dollars and
again escaped. Similar success attended
the bold miscreantin his subsequent at.
tempt to escape from tho Court Of
General Sessions. He isnow in jail.
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WEST VIRGINIA CENTRAL
Quite a Scene at the Meeting Of the Stock
holders tho Otker Day. u

Quite a Scene at the Meeting Of the stock.
holders the Other Day. 1
baltimore Dispaiea a he 2stA.
There was scene at the meeting oil
the stockholders Of the West Virginia
Central Railroad Company to-day, which
was Us unexpected as It was objectiona.
bio TO the majority. Tho meeting was
called to order by Mr.. r. @. Kerens, and
the stockholders present included ex.
Secretary Bayard, ex-senator Davis, Of
West Virginia, Stephen B. Elkins, Will.
lam German, brother OF Senator German,
Emmons Blaine, representing his father,
and Alexander Shaw.
Tho presiding officer had Just called
the meeting to order when Mr.. Irwin
Gross, counsel for Mr.. Shaw and the
cumulative stock voters, walked In, ac-
companied by Deputy Sheriff Roseman,
! who WINS Immediately introduced 10 ex.
Senator Davis and Mr.. Elkins, on whom
he served papers issued by Judge Den.
mis- enjoining them from voting the
5000 shares Of stock In the treasury,
~amv and wh;ch WasarS nar;o onJ III.
am hn m =, .ha rro ni'rs " aion,am
Mav;r" r ro ,J W. iu,u ,Ho Js"n; -
r;,tJrssp M ,ha noa I u son r ; ~
work.
had heo np "hnssn hv Tho :om,mittss m mr".
,;ara ~" an eHe W. r .v. ~" Nv
afyara n I r" "ounony n"w maao h;s . rn
mar, ou y. Wv ,ha mann"! ~" "h;nh 10 ~ .n.o
r ;ha u ,a INV am, w." ~. . oas
s mn IN cSnImnt;rm ,ho af,oirs n ,hs
enaf wss ar v hn, nlaau;n" ~ ox e
c"na,o ""' n ~ s rSo ~ mn;n1u ia ~,
snnnsih,a TSs sxnsrt snhm;tted a nnm,
har 81 re.o,u,n,u1 pt;ons anahaJr;nn IL lie
,;aw ~ a ,s' ~ .hn n'annors ~ uI;cS the s
cno " n mo ' cnmnnnv ahnuId hn con- W.
Im"tsd A,,hor.b = nya ,1 commit o I
t"a eon.,at;nn ~ M"ssrrs ot Gornon III,
ms a n SSaw had anno;rted R"lbiev :,
10 tho w a" H. 1v},I;om Eovsar mn,s =,
tbat N c " Ia anno;nte3 10 inves
tiuat" tho aiTairs Of thrr , comnan " Thip
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VALUABLE HINTS

To those who require n stimulant: Buy
the purest and the Oldest and avoid the
cheapest, for the latter will indeed be the
most expensive in the end. If you give
it a thought you will agree with me. The
tax to the government aud the ag e Of
WHISTLES and other liquors naturally
changes the price Of first cost, yeti have
on hand, and will sell as cheap cs the
cheapest, all kinds. But be advised bv
me to buy Silver. Age at 81 50 per bottle.
Six-year.old Finch, Gibson, Oyerho|t
and Guckenheimer at 81 each or six
quarts for S.. have the following old
rye whiskies now in stock and for sale !:
1SG9.1S73 Overholt, 1S73.lS75 Gibson,
1870 Guckenheimer and Finch. These
goods are scarce and valuable. Secure
them while you can. Brandics, gins,
Jamaica and New England runs, coriials
Of all ilayors, wines, both sparkling and
still, and all principal brands, can be had
at my place. Also q full line Of malt
liquors. Quick deliveries and neat pack
ing are two OF my established rules.
Come to HsE
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conduct the contest between Fleming
and Golf did not find any fraud. They
do not charge Il. COT was elected at
one OF the fairest elections ever held in
any State. The TINES would better
scan ailairs In the State Of Maryland
where there Ia fruitful field for investi.
CATION. For instance there Is the case Of
Sidney E. Mudd who Is contesting the
seat In Congress now occupied by
Barnes Compton, the Fifth Maryland
district. Has the Times forgotten about
that7 Here Is something tina! will re.
fresh its memory: In tho testimony
before tho House Elections Committee
witnesses by tho score testified how
Mudd had been fairly and squarely
elected, and counted out. Tho tcsti'
mony given says:
Tho ballot boxes containing tho votes OF two
dlstrlCts In Charles county were locked up. aud
these votes werc not Included Ia the return
forwarded to the Governor. On tho lace OF Tue
fel1lfuB Muuu won ny tnfee VOICE. us ptai w
To- 2sJ, against ComptOn'k TO- DO. Legal votes FOL
Mudd were illegally rejected on u report thai
fnatfy had voted on names Of others. Hundreds
OF illegal ballots wCru cast In tho city OF Baltl
more. In the First precinct OF Anuo Arunda
county lis OF Mudd's supporters were, b,
threats. violence uud Intimidation, preycntet
IRON voting. Every one Of these men has mad,
affidavit 10 this effect. A gang OF baltimore
rOuehs, led by "Tip" Wells. posed as unitet
| states Deputy Marshals. They took possession
OF the polls and decla,el 10 the colored peopl,
surrounding them that mot one OF You shnl
yD!c. unless you vote Our ticket or vote i9
Cleveland" Tip and his gang were Armed viii
reyolycrs. which they hourished freely: When
ever negro tried 10 vote he was hustled ava,
and told thnt II he attempted II again he woult
be th0t down. Repeatedly were ncgrOc
| knocked down and tfainpled upon BY order o
Tip Wells aud one Frank Chairs. who was n
tho time ono OF the Grover Cleveland tntefna
revenue officers, Chnird iut!midAtcd the judge
OF election 10 such IN extent that no one know
how many votes were thnwn out before III
count began. For his dirty work Wells wa
s08H after appointed by tho Democratic Co
lectOr Of Internal Revenue Us stofekecper In thu
department.
The only attemptat fraud in this Stat
Is the endeavor Of the Democracy to kee
General Coil out Of the seat to which, h
was duly elected.
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On Wednesday the House OF Repre-
sentatives was thrown into n turmoil by
tho Democrats protesting against the
consideration OF the Smlth.Jackson case,
which was called up by Mr.. Dalzell, Of
the Elections Committee. Speaker Reed
made n ruling that n quorum was pres
ent, counting those present who were
in their seats yet rcirained from voting.
This stirred up the blood Of the Demo.
Gratis. They saw that their dilatory tao
tics we're going to 10 rendered harmless,
aud with one voice they cried out "revo-
lutionary." Nothing could quiet them.
They seemed to DO possessed Of frenzy,
and quiet was only restored when OK.
hausted nature refused TO respond to in
clination ind desire to keep up tho pan.
demonium that reigned.
There was no EXCUSE for such uproar-
ious and undisnilied conduct on the part
OF the minority, for noise and vituper.
alton did not add justice to their callse.
Screaming at the Speaker, ind designat-
ing him as a revolutionist was not argu.
ment. The controversy could have been
carried on III u manner becoming to the
high character Of tho nouso, but many
OF the Democrats were crazed with anger
and made spectacles Of themselves
initiating the methods oil hoodlum poll
tics rather than conducting themselve!
in manner becoming to representative
Of the people. gn.N
Yesterday tho riot was resumed OF
tho first provocatton and was kept VI
for long time. Speaker Reed, how
ever, in all these trying scenes kept
cool head, although 1t is wonderful tina
he RETAINED from severely rebukin
several impudent members. 1t was
severe strain on him, but it il gratifying
to know that ho stood tho test in
manly manner.
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Aiauy persons have said to the INTEL.
LlGEScEn "why don't you rcfuto the
glazing mistatelnents Of the Reyister2''
Several reasons might DO given. There
is no paper in tho land conducted on
such marvellous and astounding sys.
tenn rs our Market streetneighbor. When
the green CLEANS Of Il petty jealousy do
not blind tho management It is political
strabismus. In theconduct Of the paper
all ideas OF the amenities Of journalism
arc thrown to the winds. In its politi-
cal features it is tho most unreliable
publication in tho country. It is too
much Of q task to keep bringing that
paper to book day in and day out. And
life is short at best. The iuvariable rule
itgoes on is, that when it states an un-
truth no one sees the denial. The
ostrich sticks his head in the sand and
imagines he is secure from discovery.
The director Of its peculiar destiny be.
lievcs that those who read the Register
read no other paper, and that he is safe
in disappearing facts rs much as he
likes. .
Its Charleston dispatches have become
the wonder Of both political parties as
models Of malignity, tho idle vaporings
Of u puerile mind. It's whole soul is
possessed with bitterness in which no
CLEAN OF fairness was ever guilty Of en-
tering, aud its inspirations arc drawn
from the fountains of gall.
Here is something from the Charles.
ton Star in line with the above:
Gentlemen Of the jury iu tho Gubsrna,or,ul
inc Rtgistr's Charleston dispatches. Soc how
much truth they contain. Then remember that
these sarbied, distorted and uHtrHthfui rcrortt
nrc Intended, mainly, to sustain you before tho
people IN the verdict which that paper takes for
gnn,cd you decided upon before tho evidence
was heard. What do you think Of Judge Elem.
inS's case when You consider that IRON the very
beginning II has been upheld entirely by re-
ports. even moro untruthful than those clrcu.
lated by that paper and c0ascienceless or lgnor.
ant satellites. fortunately there are some n.
spectacle Democratic papers IN the State and
they have KEPT discreet silence in THIS matter
except what they know thcmIelves to be true.
Read the Register carefully, editorial columns
md ALL and note the insults 10 your Intelligence
embraced In It's Misrepresentation In regard 10
matters which have occurred under your own
observation. Such statements may DO for tho
purpose Of manufacturing public sentiment
where tho tact, arc not known. but viii hardly
tend toward convincing you that black Is white
aud white Is black.
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GERONIMO, the famous Apache chief,
who once headed band Of the most
blood,hirsty Indians that ever took the
war path, is now employed in the peace.
full pursuit OF teaching Sunday School
class. 1t is probable that no is only sub
dued for tho time, not tanned. The devil
could quote Scripture, and to-day mus
querades in very pleasing and attractive
charortars .. .s-#-
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Wien Speaker Reed cited the ruling
OF Governor Hill when he was presid-
ing over the New York Senate as pre-.
cedent for his own action, tho Demo-
Gratis had nothing to say. The present
game they are playing is big blulf,
but the Speaker knows what he has in
his hand and will not be frozen out.
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a representative Of tho order Of the
Sons Of the Revolution is in the city,
and has arranged fora meeting at the
Court House ut two o'clock this after.
noon, to which NIL are invited. The oh.
jects Of the order are patriotic, and all
those who can trace their ancestors as
having engaged in the Revolution are
especially asked to DO present. The
scheme OF the order is explained fully in
the local columns,i ~
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EMINENT physicians everywhere rec.
ommend Ayers Cherry Pectoral as the
most reliable remedy that can DO had 10,
colds, coughs, and all pulmonary disor.
ders. AJAX your druggist for Ayers al.
manac; it is the best publication Of the
kind, and full OF information. D4w
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thin Mercury, .s..ls.-E
as mercury will surely destroy the sense
OF smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering it through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles
should never be used except on prescrip-
tons from reputable physicians, az the
damage they wilt do Is ten fold to the
good you can possibly derive from them.
HALLS Catarrh Cure, manufactured by T.
]. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O., contains no
mercury, and is taken internally, and
acts directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces OF the system. In buying Halls
Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genu-
inc. 1t is taken internally, and made in
Toledo, Ohio, by T. ]. Cheney & Co.
D5Sold BY Druggists, price 75c per
bottle. -rl DAw
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TIE Morgantown Pos! says the nedi-
chi department Of the University has
received three "stiiIs." That would be
n good place to send tho corpse OF the
Democratic party after the next election.
What time they would have dissccting
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\ rroflt-Sl,nrIng Plan.

Heu York Post. ,eirl uGe5
Alfred Dodge, a large felt-manufacturel
at Dolgeville, N. Y, has announced t
his employees the following plan Of profit
u. Pension.-Eyery enploye owe,
twenty.one years and not over fifty is
alter continuous service OF ten years
entitled to n pension, in case Of partio1
or total inability to work, at the rata 81
80 per cent Of his wages after len yearsi
service, 60 per cent alter thirteen years.
70per cent after sixteen years, 50 per Cent
after nineteen years, 80 per cent after
twenty-five years, and 100 per cent after
twenty-five years. In case of accident
while on duty, or OF sickness contracted
through the performance OF lu,y. eael,
employee shall DO entitled to so per cent
Of his wages Mt any time previous to the
completion OF ten years service. The
pension is in no case to exceed 81 ,OO0
per year. -
"2. 1nsnrancc.-Eyery ,employe hayy.
ing been in the employ of the firm at
least five years continuously after 81
years OF age is entitled to a life insurance
policy Of 81 900; on completing the tenth
year Of service, to second policy Of
81 1000, and after the completion OF the
fifteenth year Of continuous service to a
third policy Of 81 900. ,,ss59 =
;. Endowment-Every employee over
twenty.one years Of age in the employ
OF tho house for five consecutive years
shall be entitled to an endowment nc
count upon which he will be credited
each year, according as the manufacture
ing record shows that he has earned
more than has been paid him in the form
Of wages. II through gross careless.
ness any employee has caused the house
n loss, such loss will be charged against
the above account; against this account
any employee may obtain a loan not ex-
ceeding the amount Of his credit, by Civ.
ing good security. Neither Of these
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economy. Every tax payer feels that It's

economy. Every tax payer feels that It's
repeal would DO poor economy indeed.
And so likewise In this matter OF the
country roads, the expense necessary to
make them permanent good roads
would DO money well invested indeed,
and in no way could 50 much be got for
the same money rs by the employment
Of the convict labor that by It's present
methods Of employment benefits nobody
and u,jures a large number.
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Living In u Glnss uuuss.

Fraud, fragrant and odiouy, Is forever stamp.
cd upon tho Republican managers OF the las,
campaign III West Virginia. III tho pure search.
Ing light OF the majority Of the Contest Commit
litical lcprosy OF General Goir and others most
loathsomc. Truly mny tho said that West Vii.
slnla has nnrsed brood o! v!pcEs In her bosom.
AAd with equal truth may hor honest citizens
dcman,l lhnt these vlpers DO crushed beneath
the iron heels Of her sturdy sons.--(Imbsridnti
Times. alFl' p
What is the matter with the Times
The above reads rs II the editor had
taken IN overdose OF medicine for the
grip. II any. one thing WAS proven
moro than another it was the fact that
no frauds had been practiced at the
elections OF 1855. General Golf run
ahead Of his ticket; so did candidates on
the Democratic ticket. Judge Fleming
received less votes than any man on his
ticket. TWAS not surprising that Golf
should get more votes than the candi.
date for President, and it was shown
that, he received enough more to elect
him. The dismayed Democracy set up
the cry OF fraud, and the senseless asser.
ton that carloads Of negroes had been i'm.
ported into the State. This was a silly
charge when tho fact was known that
the entire election machinery Of the
State was in the hands OF tho party op-
posed to Golf g election. s'
Tho Democratic majority Of tho COM
mittee appointed by tho Legislature 10
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TnE Democratic members OF Congress
attempted to make bear garden out OF
the hall Of the House, but Speaker Reed
was there and would not be bulldozed
by tho Briyadiers. .a
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BnronE the fact is lost to memory 1t
would DO well to remind the people that
Sunday will be grounding day. On
what shadows hang everlasting things.
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Mus. LESLIE GARTER is going to star.
What are tho quatiications7 A scandal,
home destroyed, IN amiable iaco and d
pretty figure. Alas! for tho degcneracy
OF the stage; or, rather We should say
the tastcs OF the people. ...."
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A MoNoNGAIiA county debating soci.
city has decided that the statesman has
done moro for his country than the
warrior. Perhaps he has--in times Of
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MAX KLEIN,
~ 90 Federal Street,
dcll.MwAP E '1'a 1ALLEGHENY PA

~ MRS. A. v. HATHAWAY. q Yer
LadieR who desire Suits, Cloaks and Jackets
made in tho latest styles, and at reasonable
prices. arc respectfully invited to call on Mrs.
hathaway, where they are sure OF obtaIpjnr
perfect fitting garments. Actresses having n fcw
days engagement In the city can have stage
Costumes or street Dresses made with neattfess
and dispatch by calling on Mrs. Hathaway.
Ladies who do their own sowing can haye but.
always has experienced Button Hole Workers'
Mrs. A. v. HATHAWAY, lilo Main ST.
Between Stifels's and snook's Dry Goods STORES,
up stairs. ~ sss,--7st ii ~ Il ~. iaoO :,
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laws impairs tho right OF the house
to discharge an employee for any
cause or reason or the right OF the en-
ployee to quit at any time for any cause
or rpBson " .
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FITS.

All Fits stopped free by Dr.. KLlSE's
GREAT NERVE REsToRER. No Fits after
first days use. Marvellous cures. Treat
Use and 81 90 trial bottle free to Fitcases.
Send 10 DR.. Kline, OBJ Arch st., Phila., Pa.
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The Illinois Steel Company, Of Joliet,
will start up this week with wages 20
per cent higher than last year.
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Wanted.

A GENTS WANTED-THE MIS-.
- SOURI, Washer affords Agents p,o,jiable
buslness. Washes dlftlcst clothes clean by hi
steam. Arguments In It's favor numerous and
convincing. Sent Oh two weeks Trial, WritG
for illustrated circular and terms. j. WORIW.
n BeckmAn street. New York, ovls
A GENTS WANTED-WEl lAVEAN
IA ORIGINAL plan In dealing with our agents,
which they greatly appreciate We furnish them
with any quantity OF our catalogues, with Their
name Printed on each as exclusive agents for
tholr county.
Agents hRve merely to SEQ that tho Catalogues
arc properly distributed aud tho result IA mar.
yelous. An agent In this way can also establish
q largo mall trade.
Full particulars mailed on receipt Of cents In
stamps,
LESTER PAYNEk CO., battle Greek, Mich.
jar DAw
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Stockholders Meetings.

OFFICE OF THE BARBER AS.
~ pHALT PAVING Co., No. broadway,
New York, January %, 1870.
10 Whom Il !Aay Concern:
At Il meeting OF the barber Asphalt Paving
No. i broadway, New York. n. Y, on tho ION
day OF February. 1924 u resolution vii! be ellef.
Cd TO increase the nu mber OF shares Of tho Carl.
tai Stock OF said company to such an amount An
u majority Of the shareholders may determine,
J. G. ROOKIE, A. /. BARRIER
1a2j.r Secretary, President
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A grizzly bear that weighed $500
pounds was killed near sissons, CAL,
recently,
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Proposals.
NOTICE TO PHYSICIANS.

.t Or THE CouSTY OF ONO,
I.5sNsI WHEELING. ". Vas Jan. IS, 1880 J
until Monday, the I'd day OF February, ism, at
10 o'clock A. nj, from Physicians, for attending
and furnishing medicines and drugs 10 Nil pet.
sons confined In tho County jail ~ lunRtIcs, or
persons charged with lelonics or mlsdcmeAnnrs.
or tho term q Que ~ year ffotu the 18th day Of
February, 1880.
Tho person receiving the appointment shall
give bond with sufficient surety, 10 be approved
by tho board. for tho faithful performance OF
the trust and agreement.
Tho right being reserved to reject any or ali
bids. .aUa,lt-
jaS0 +. II. Robbins. President. .,