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Card from MIR. Nolan.
BENwooD, August 2s.

BENwooD, August 2s.
To the Editor Of he Register
SIR:-On last Sunday afternoon two
Pittsburg men came to my saloon and
called for beer, and were refused by
me. | went out of the saloon, and the
bar tender gave them glass of beer
each. They became disorderly and /
came in the saloon and told them TO go
out They refused to go, and then
asked the one armed man, he being the
soberer OF the two, to take his partner
out and not get into trouble. He re-
fused TO do so, and set himself up in de-
fiance of me. | took the man with the
two arms by the arm and led him out
all right, the one armed man following
and swearing what be would do for
putting his partner out. The man with
the two arms got on street car TO go,
when the one armed man got hold of him
and pulled him off the car, and said
they would not go until he had cut the
heart of the son of b-h, pulling
out knife and opening 1t in his
hand. The two started TO come
again and got as far as the inside door
when | ordered them away. They in
sisted on coming in when / took hold of
the man with the two arms and at
tempted to put him out, the one-armed
man made a slash at me with the knife
and scratched me on the cheek with the
knife. kicked him under the arm and
he dropped the knife and picked up
stick that was laying in the yard and
struck me with it while the other man
was scutlling with me. | grabbed the
stick and struck him with it, and the
other one was coming at me with a stone.
[ struck him and friends interfered, and
| came into the house. We were before
His Honor, the Mayor, the next morn
ing. was fined for selling on Sunday,
and they were fined for disorderly con-
duct. They pleaded TO be let go and |
went good for their fines and let them
go. This is all there is in it.
JAMES NOLAN.
The above are the facts in the case,
as testified to before me in the trial.
JOSEPH MANHOOD,
Mayor Of BenwOod, w. Va.
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at 2Sc for crude; 33a34c for yellow. Tallow
and Rosin steady. Turpentine dull at 4O5l
a4lllc. Eggs, firm; western 19a2lc. Pork
quiet and steady; mess SIP 25al3 90; extra
prime $40 80. Lard, weaker; western
steam s. AZ; September 81 A; October
81 IS; November IS "A; December So So;
January s. 05. Butter, firm; western dairy
9al4c; do creamery lla24c. Cheese, steady;
Ohio fiat 511a716c.
PHILADELPHIA, August 2S.-Flour, firm
but quiet. Wheat, weak and lower; No.
. red August and September 81 03l3a
033l; October 81 041lal 044; November
81 05llal 059! Corn. weak and lower;
No mixed sec; No. 2 mixed August,
September and October 54lSa55c; No
vember 55a55ISc. Oats, quiet and lower;
No white 4215c; No. , white August
2lfaf25Sc; September and October IL ga
41s5c; November Hi4a4l4c. Eggs, firm;
Pennsylvania firsts, PIC. Receipts-Flour,
1000 barrels; wheat, 1900 bushels; corn,
1000 bushels; oats, 24,OO0 bushels. Ship
ments-Wheat, 1000 bushels; corn, IL, =
900 bushels; oats, 5000 bushels.
BALTIMORE, MD, August 2S-Wheat,
western weak: No. , winter red spot and
August 81 90; October 81 0lSial OF; Decem-
berSl O51 Sa1 055S. Corn, weak mixed spot
56ISc; August 56l a5615c; September sac.
Oats, firm. Rye, quiet. Hay, steady;
prime to choice timothy Sl1 00al2 90. But
ter firm. Eggs, firm at PIC. Coffee, firm !;
Rio 2Ol6c. Receipts-Flour, 1000 barrels;
wheat, O,OOO bushels; corn, 5000 bushels;
oats, 1000 bushels; rye, 1000 Shipments
Flour, 1000 barrels; corn, 1900 bushels.
CINcINNAT1, O., August 2s.-Cotton,
dull; middling 1l14c. Flour, weaker.
Wheat, dull; No. red 81 GOAL OF; receipts
1900 bushels; shipments 1900 bushels
Corn. dull; No. . mixed 50a5lc. Oats,
easier; No. mixed SOC. Rye, dull at 10a
7lc. Pork, dull at 81 %. Lard, firm, at
81 co. Bulk Meats, steady at s. 80. Bacon,
steady So 80 Whisky, at 81 b. Butter
Sugar and Cheese, firm. Eggs, weaker at
Ice
TOLEDO, O., August 2S.-Wheat active
and lower; cash, 81 OOil; August 81 02l4;
September 81 COS; December 81 o59s
Corn, active and lower; cash SOC; Septem-
Der 4Sc; May 5O4c. Oats, quiet; cash
SOC. Clover Seed, dull and lower; cash
s. 40; October 81 so; December 81 50.
Receipts-Wheat, 5000 bushels; corn, 49,,
600 bushels; oats, 10000 bushels; rye, 1000
bushels. hipments-Wheat, $500 bush
els; corn, 5000 bushels; oats, 1000 bushels.
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TUCKER COUNTY POLITICS.
The Democrats Well Organized an Conf
dent of Victory.


Special Correspondence Of tie Register.
ST GEORGE. w. Va, August 27-The
Democrats of this county are in better
shape than for many long day. Recently
the county convention was held and the
following sterling Democrats were put in
nomination Tor the county offices: Circuit
Clerk, Greed w. Minear; County Clerk.
William NJ. Cayton; County Commissioner,
Nj. Myers. IL was the largest, most enthu-
Sidstlc and harmonious convention ever held
in Tucker county The Democrats are in
good trim and have on a strict party vote
about sixty majority in the county.
Democratic clubs have been organized in
nearly every district, and all are working
enthusiastically. All we want now is the
Wheeling WEEKLY REGISTER put into the
hands of every member of our clubs. Can't
you induce Chairman Riley to send dozen
copies of the WEEKLY REGISTER to each
club in the countyi We would like TO have
Democratic speaker 10 address each club
in the county during the coming month.
The delegate district convention has not
vet been called, but Chairman Kee, of Ran
dolph, will likely call the convention in a
few days.
VIM. NJ. Cayton, the Democratic nomi-
nee for County Clerk, secured the nomina-
ton over four candidates against him, and
got 81 votes in the county, out Of possible
Is. BY the way, Mr.. Cayton is an old
newspaper man, having conducted the
Democrat i'm this county for several years.
He was brought up IN the Clarksburg NeICS
Office, and learned his trade as "a printer
under Mr. Charles II. fancy, now one of
the prOprietOrs of the REGISTER. Mr.. Cay
ton is "a self-made man, and will be elected
County Clerk, us he deserves.
ALL BRoKE-UP.
The Republicans held a County COnven-
ton at Parsons, in Tucker county, recent
Is out in a grove to nominate county tick
ct Before any nominations were made Z
general row took place and it was some
time before quiet was restored. a num-
Der of delegates left in disgust, but few
remained and placed in the field a county
ticket, which cannot succeed for the reason
the RAIDS are all split up among them
selves. The ticket is as follows:
For Circuit Clerk, HUI. Maxwell, poet
and journalist, and now correspondent OF
the Wheeling lnteliiOeRcer. Maxwell form
erly run the Pioneer, at this place, but
with what success l am not informed.
However. he made a good many enemies.
Lately he has been travelling in the West
writing poetry and ghost stories for the
IntsUsgcRccr. and now wants TO be the Cir
cut Clerk
y. V. Milleris the nominee FOR County
Clerk and will oppose Mr.. CaytOn. l.. ID.
Carrick is the nominee for County Com
missioner. The Republican Delegate Dis
trict Convention called to meet at Elkins,
September 9th.
We Will carry our whole ticket this trip.
TUCKER.
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Ss-e-li C0-rap0nd,acs Of ~ Register.
Cl,RrNeroN. August 27.-The heaviest
rainfall ever known In this section occur
red Yesterday afternoon, when about two
O'Clock il began raining and increased IN
volume until 10 fell In torrents, almost un-
ceasiugly for nearly five hours. All streams
were swollen and running over their banks,
roads and bridges washed away, ana crops
completely ruined.
Stnfsh creek. which emptieS into the
ONO river az the lower end of town, was
the highest ever known; i'm places the
banks could not conhnc it, ana the waters
spread from hill 10 hill, carrying every
thing with TO- Buildings, horses, sheep
and cattle were found among the debris,
but no loss Of life has yet been reported.
Cameron. "a small town eight miles up
the creek. and built on low ground, Is sup
posed 20 have suffered great damage, but
q, no reports have vet come from there, 10
is but mere conjecture.
mo much talked of floods OF 80 and '63
in this creek have been completely out
done by the present one, and the old cron-
iclcrs viii have 90 change their dates as
fhev did iu So
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A Monster Piece of Granite.
OLIfWfITII -IIIIlF t'WI''


Vinalhaven, Maine, claims to have
produced the largest stone ever brought
to light. The Bodwell granite company
recently quarried a shaft of granite
which is the largest piece of stone ever
quarried anywhere, and, if erected, will
be the highest, largest, and heaviest
single piece of solid stone standing, or
that ever stood, so far as any record can
be found. In height it considerably
exceeds any of the Egyptian obelisks.
The tallest of these, which was brought
from Heliopolis to Alexandria by En-
peror Constantine, and afterwards taken
to Rome. where it is still standing, is
1O5 feet seven inches high, while the
Vinalhaven shaft is 115 feet long, 10
feet square at the base, and weighs
s5Ot ons. 1t is Understood that
the company quarried this immense
monolith of their own account, not hay-
ing an order for anything of the kind,
and they suggest that it would be a
fitting contribution from Maine for the
monument to be erected in honor OF
General Grant.
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wonderful Wen at Del Norte.

There is a wonderful well down near
Del Norte. The force of the water
brings up from the depths an occasional
lump Of native silver or a gold nugget.
Local scientists claim that at a great
depth and under enormous pressure the
water is washing away ledge of rock,
whose softer parts go into solution and
give the waters its mineral qualities,
but whose gold and silver not being dis
solved, are brought to the surface in a
metallic state.
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PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, August 2S.-Free liquidation
of wheat had depressing effect upon the
market and prices were nearly DC per
busbel lower for December at one time
than the highest figures reached yesterday.
Corn. still weak and lower prices estab-
lished. Oats, active, with wider range
of prices. Provisions, fairly active. Flour,
steady and unchanged. Wheat, cash NO.
, spring 81 02%; No. spring 9Oas5c'
No. red 81 OH; August 81 Olal Oll9'
closing at 81 02%; September 81 Olal VS.,
closing at 81 055S Corn, cash No. :, 4t56c;
August 43aIa475Sc, closing at 41c; Septem-
her A. La4Si4c, closing at 4ILtc; May 5Oa
5ti/c. Oats. cash No. ,, 36${a31c; Au-
gust 362{a3Sc, closing at SIC; September
35s a36gic. closing at 3Gc; May 3ol4a
3gS,c. closing at 3S5lc. Rye, No. ,, GGc.
Barley, No. 7Oa72c. Flax Seed, 81 ~
Timothy Seed, 81 30. Mess Pork, cash
$40 Is; September SO 50al0 60, closing at
$40 so: October $40 50al0 40, closing at
$40 80; January 81 25al2 AZ, closing at
SIP 32j<. Lard, cash. 81 20; september
IS 2Oa6 p, closing at 81 20; October - -
aG 40, closing at 81 32l9; January 80 i219a
s2l5, closing at 81 10 Bulk Meats
short ribs. cash - 2Oa5 p; September
y 22l5a5 80, closing at 3 20; OCTOBER
- 81 1a5 -, closing at s. iO;January 50 ~
M 90 closing at s. S2iI shoulders s. 15a
/ S7i}; short clear 81 GOa5 20. Whisky, at
y IL. Others unchanged. Receipts
Flour. 1900 barrels; wheat, G6,OOO bush
els: corn. 24l 900 bushels; oats, 80
bushels: rye. 1900 bushels; barley, ~,
| O0O bushels Shipments-Flour, 1000
barrels: wheat, $1,000 bushels; corn, SO2,
0O0 bushels; oats, Isl, 900 bushels; rye, 1000
bushels; barley, 1000 bushels.
Nrw York. August 2s.-Flour, receipts
j. n10 nacl,ages: exports 1900 barrels, and
q Sol sacks: market dull and easy; sales
n 450 barrels. Wheat. receipts $500 bush
ole. sales ). 400. 900 bushels futures, and JS,-
000 bushels spot; spot market dull, lower
and weak; No. 3 red 81 02al Oh; ungraded
red 81 O2al 0Sl$; No. l northern 81 lSS4c'
options lower; No. red August y OoSs ;
September 81 O53{ al 075s, closing AZ 81 ~, 70
October 81 06l5al 0S15, closing AZ - US rs
November 81 O13t: December 81 us al iV5s'
closing at 81 Os5I: January 81 09Aal u,
closing at 81 O95Z: May 81 l2iEal 49, clos
ing at 81 l2s(. Rye firm and quiet; west
ern 66c. Corn. receipts 1900 6ushels' e&
norts 3. 900 bushels: sales 2,156,OOO 0usnels
! INJURIES. and 1900 bushels spot; market
lower and active; ungraded mixed oia0o'4 g,
August 54a55c. closing at 5]sc; september
5SISa545lc, closing at $3.50; OCTOBER ga
55l5c, closing at 5435c; November 81 "a
Sic closing g at SIC; Deem l,Ssl.
her 54iIal5lSc. closing at 9is4c'
1 Nav 56iSa57jlc, closing / at Se's &c
Oats. receipts 10, 900 bushels; sales SoO,OoO
bushels futures, and ll4,OOO bushels Spot ,
market lower and quiet; August 4o't y,
September 40a4lc, closing at NO. Oot91el
9q5la4OJSc. closing at Zoe; spot No. Wh I'VE
-. No. . Chicago 42a45c Hay and Hops
s+es5v coffee. steady and 5al0 points up
snot Rio fairly active at 209ic. Sugar quiet
Molasses, nominal. Rice firm; Petroleum
oniet: United S4a.c Cotton Seed OIL quiet
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ponarI,nhle Rescue.

Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plaintield, III,
makes the statement that she caught cold,
which settled on her lungs; she was treated
for a month by her family physician, put
grew worse. He told her she was hope
less rictim of consumption and that no medl-
cine could cure her. Her druggist sug-
pested DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con-
spmption: she bought bottle and to her
DELIGHT found herself benefited from the
first dose. She contiSued its use and after
taking ten bottles. found herself sounu anu ~
well. now does her own housewo.riH an -
Of his Great Discovery at Logan Drug
Cos Drug Store. large bottles soc. ana
81 co.
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HnnnN Hoosiers

Wm Tiumons, postmaster Of Idaville,
Ind writes: Electric Bitters has done
more for me than all other medicines com
bined. for that bad feeling arising from
Kidney and Liver troubleh John Leslie
a FARMER and stockman of same place, says
~Find Electric Bitters to be the best nd
new and Liver medicine, made me feel Ike
n new man j. w Gardner, hardware
merchant. same town, says: Electric BIZ,
tors is lust the thing for man who IS S. an
rnn down and don't care whether he lives
M dies. he found new strength, good appe-
lite and felt lust like he had new lease on
life ONLY soc. bottle, at Logan Drug
Tnis lruC store.
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An Eplcurean Whim.
Nelp York Tribune.

Wilted cucumbers are one of the last
whims of the epicure. Peel number
of cucumbers, cut them in long thin
strips lengthwise, throw them in a pan
of cold water in which handful of salt
has been cast and let them remain for
at least an hour. Take them out and
lay them in dry, coarse towel and
wiring them thoroughly in the towel so
as to extract all moisture. When taken
from the towel they will be found limp
and wited. Serve them at once on the
table. They are eaten like celery, with
n little salt, and are said to be less in
furious served in this way than in any
other. They are certainly very deli
cious.
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RAmROADs-More active.
STOCKs-The stock market to-day eXhib-
tied strong tone and material recoveries
were made of the losses Of yesterday,
though in but few stocks are the final
changes of importance. The news Of the
practical failure of the stock yards strike
| In Chicago. made Rock Island a fayOrite,
and 1t displayed more strength than
any stock in the regular list,
outside of few specialties, which
are advanced by circumstances peculiar to
themselves. Silver was stronger, but dull
in the afternoon. New England made one
of its sharp advances on an increased bus
mess. Hooking Valley came to the front
with a shrrp advance, said to be based
upon the good showing OF earnings. Louis
vile and Nashville displayed considerable
strength. Sugar Reiineries, after an
early decline, was rather sharply adj
vanced. but the rest of the unlisted
department were practically dead, notwith-
standing the efforts TO boom Lead. There
was heavy covering in Rock Island, but re-
newed sales for the short account late in
the day, neutralized most Of the improve
ment. The close was steady at a shade
under the best prices, while the undertone
was still firm. The whole active list is
higher Hooking Valley is up nc; Chi
fd1O, Burlington NtAiiNN - - Nt44Nt-N
! Gas. Louisville x Nashville and Union
Pacific. each | Sc, and Oregon Transconti-
nentac lc. Sales 1866 shares Quota
tions closed bid rs follows
Adams Express, l49; American Express,
1l5; Canada Pacific, S2ll: Central Pa
cific. 80: Chesapeake and Ohio, Pig; do.
first preferred, COZ do second preferred,
4Ol5; Chicago and Alton, l2S; Chicago, Bur
lington and Quincy, 1922! Delaware and
| Hudson, 100; Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, l44; Denver and Rio Grande,
2lsz: Erie, 262s do preferred, GO; Fort
Wayne. l54; Illinois Central. Ill; Lake
Shore, 1912; Michigan Central, 81; Min
neapols and St Louis, 81. do. preferred,
l2l$; Missouri Pacific ~; Northern Pa
cifc. 333(; do. preferred, S2]5; North
western, 1897; do preferred, l43; New
York Central 1867 Oregon Transconti-
mental. 49,; Pacific Mail, 10; Peoria, De
catur and Evansville, 10; Pittsburg, l55'
Pullman Palace Car, PIG; Reading, i295;
Rock Island, S5s5; St. Louis and San
Francisco. 30; do. preferred, IS; do. first
preferred, -; St Paul, 7l2i; do. preferred
| ii7l5; St. Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba,
1851; St. Paul and Omaha, 81; do. pre-
ferred, 50; Texas Pacific, 2Ol5; Union Pa
cifc. Gl9i; United States Express, 40;
| Western Union, S3l4
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BRIDGEPORT.

Miss Maggie Hill, who has been visiting
friends in Massillon and Canton for the
passed eight weeks, has returned home.
Miss Bessie Foyle, who has been visiting
friends in Steubenville and Alliance, has
returned home.
Master George Hansnaur, who has been
down with typhoid fever, is improving.
Miss Ida Seals, who has been visiting
friends in Bellaire, has returned home.
Mr.. Elmer Dorsey is lying dangerously
IN at his house in Ktnaville.
Mrs. Whealin. of Grafton, is visiting her
brother, Mr.. Martin Joyce.
Miss Ella Hill leaves to-day for trip
through the State.
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JEFFERSON. CITY. No, August 2'.-Gov-
e-ror Francis. Yesterday afternoon IN a
iorfer addressed 20 the chairman OF the
Union labor Organization of st. Joseph, III
reply 10 a request made by that organi[,a-
ton that september 1, or Labor Day, oe
made a public holiday, refuses 70 grant ~
their request He says that his rcluSa Is
the only alternative he has under the laws
Of Tie state
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Tho vapor Stove MANUFACTURERS.

CLEVELAND, O., August 2S-The Vapor
stove Manufacturers Association of the
United States is in session in this city, aud
the members have succeeded in adjusting
their disagreements. Officers were elected
rs follows: President, d. a. Dangler, OF
Cleveland: Vice President, Paul Schned-
tadv. of Cleveland; Commissioner, A; l..
Olcott; Executive Committee, Geo. hahIe,
w. Brandon, Carson Myers, IL. Trencamp
and Charles H. Pope.
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yEL7 CENTRAL STANDARD TINE.
i sB0nn6gIVdnid LINES.
From Bridegroom Station.

Trains via the Cleveland and Pittsturg Rail-
road leave Bridgeport for Pittsburg, Chicago
and Cleveland, $50 q. m. For Pittsburg 1922
a. m. For Chicago and Cleveland, 100 D. m.
For Pittsburg and New York, 2.5i p. m. For
Steubenville. s.33 o. m.
Trains arrive at Bridgeport az 1853 a. m, l0.S'
a. m, 1910 p. m, 49, p. m. and 7:52 p. m.
On Saturdays only-FOr East Liverpool, o.!i
D. m; from East Liverpool. II II p. m.
FROM WHEELING STATION.
Trains via the Pittsburg, Cincinnati aud 81.
Louis Railway Panhandle Route, leave Wheel
ing. for Steubenyille, Pittsburg and the East,
$40 q. m. l2:35 p. m, $3.50 p. m, and $40 p m.
For Columbus, Cincinnati, indianapolis and ST.
Louis, $50 "a. m. and $40 p. m. For Columbus
and Chicago, l2:35 p. N. Trains arrive at Wheel.
Ing at $50 a. m. 1910 a. M, 2:45 p. m, and s:2l
D. m. Trains leaving at $50 q. m. aud arriving
at 500 p. m. run solid between Wheeling and
Pittsburg All trains daily except Sunday.
uOl0
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ADVICE 10 Niothers.

NiEs W1NsL0w's SOOTHING SYRUP mas
been used by mothers for children teelhlng
for over fifty years with perfect success.
10 relieves the little sufferer 40 once, pro
duces natural, quiet sleep BY freeing the
child from pain, and the little eheru0
a.vaScs as "0right IS button IL Is very
,,r.,.sant 20 t.lste. soothcs the child. softens
ihs rrms. auays pain, relieves wind, regu-
mos me bowels. and is the best known
remedy for diarrhWa, whether arising
from tee,hug or 0ther causes twenty-five
cents
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,vi,.maun', Attack ON Missionaries.

BERLIN. August 27.-Baron WiSs-
mann has issued q pamphlet in which
becxplains that his attack on Protestant
missionaries in East Africa referred
mainly To- English and Scotch mission
aries. not to German missionaries. lie
complained. hc says, especially OF
Scotch missionaries for acting rs pollt-
i.al agents To- aggrandize England at
Oh. expense of Germany and Portugal
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sncklen,s Arnica salve.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Rrnises. Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever,
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
CoIns and all the Skin Eruptions, and pos
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
is Guaranteed to give satisfaction or money
refunded. Price p cents per box. For
sale by Logan Drug Co.
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nismarck wants a Good Epitaph.

BERLIN, August PA deputation from
Heilbron Yesterday called upon Prince Bis
marck. In addressing his visitors, the
Prince said that the utterances Of those
papers which criticized his conduct OF az
fairs were mere dust. He awaited the ever
dict of history, and his only ambition now
,rns for q GOOD epitaph.
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RennInn ID Granl's % KegIment.

NoNrlgrr1o. IlL, August 21.-Gen.
Cr,rf.s oli command, the Tweuty-first
Illinois Infantry. will hold their sixteenth
animal reunion 40 Decatur, Ill.,, October :
anl % The members Of the Twenty-hrst
Mn asi, that the remains of their old com
uander oe either taken 10 Washington or
t........f,+ q, Illinois
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4 Keen Thrust.

Mrs. Clms0-I noticed to-day that
The Young man who boards across the
street firtS with our hired girl.
Mr. CumSO-Dcar me, you must put a
stop 90 60 Immediately.
Mrs. Cumso sweetlyl-Why, ] didn't
think you capable OF SD much jealousy.
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o,er rortuguese POsses.IOns.

pans. August 97.-The Steele says that
the Stimulation of England in the Anglo
Portuguese agreement, restraining fOrtu-
gal from transferring African territory 10
another power without England consent,
constitutes a veritable protect0r3le over over
Portno,l's possessions. Portugal, the Steele
savs does not intend TO cede Lorenzo
MARQUES 10 the Transvaal
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KANAWHA AND MICHIGAN

IN RAILWAY. r. W. KELLEY. President
(Kanawha Short Line) Schedule in effect No
yember 9th, 1889 Subject 10 change without
noiiceD Trains leave Wheeling 1879 a. m. via
Ohio River K. T.; arrive Charleston $50 p p.
Leave Charleston 6:f5 a. M; arrive Wheeling
7:i5 D. m. via .. X. Il. x. Leave Charleston
1888 "A. M: arrive Wheeling 4:3J %. m via Co
lulnbus and y. q o., daily except Sunday Cen
tral Standard Time Sundays, only trains
leave Charleston 500 u. m; arrive Wheeling
7.l5 D. m. Leave Wheeling 500 "A. m; arrive
Charleston 1. u D. M, via o. z. X. X.
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