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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-02-02

heartily. IL haven't even an ideal; but, of
course, he'll turn up-they always do. Old
maids are accidents"
Accidents" the rcctor's wife had ex-
claimed, in Il tone which am unable to de
scribe.
She held up the gray cotton gloves, or
namCntcd with wrist-tasscls, these last
sharing in the good lady's agitation. Their
frislsy holdings developed n kittenish de-
sire in Miss Page to seize and secure them.
How delightful it would have been to OBJ
serve the face of their wcarer had she
done SO.
Miss Page did not always control herself
so we'll as on this occasion, however. She
yielded to her inclinations without stint
not infrcqucnty.
One of these events took place not long
after the visit of the rcctor's wife, and that
was when the rcctor's son proposed to her.
This gentleman was pretty little per-
sonagc, with the physique of tolerably
wcllsculptured snowman. His orange
coiored hair surmounted his orange-col-
ored ears with pinlon-like stiffness, which
suggested tho idea of pair of Mercury
like hccl-wings having sprouted in the
wrong place. He had orangc-colored eye
brows, above little dark blue eyes, like
raisins set into his pudding face, and his
orange-colorCd beard grew one way on one
other, as though its owner were standing in
perpetual draught.
But neither a mans personal appearance,
nor the fact of his being n rector's son, can
have any appreciable effect upon his love
affairs $50 far as he himself is concernedl,
Thus it Glanced that Timotheus Nelson be-
came cnanored of the hoydenish Miss Page,
and proposed to her. 1t was bad enough
until he got down on his knees. Judith
could not stand that, and so down she went
on her knees also, just opposite him, and
sand, as we'll as she could for laughing:
please get up"
You may be sure he did so with alacrity
He did more-he got up metaphorically as
! well, and remained from that time in q
standing position.
He admitted that very night what he
could never DO persuaded to even so much
| as listen to before: namely, that for young
| women to apply scissors to their hair is as
unseemly as q like application is meritorious
/ in young men. He contided to his mother
that he had once met Miss Page riding
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-02-02
HELEN LAKEMAN;
OR,
The Story of a Young Girls Strug-
gle With Adversely.

'ant earnestly drsircth the shadow, and
Is hirrling lnoketh for the reward of
lis work." Job VII. LIST and I'd.
"If n man die. shall he live again?
All the days of my appointed time will
wait till my change come job XIV.
'4th.
Yes, little Amos. did live again. His
,han~c hail come. and her heart told
1rr il WAS u, Ter for him.
Nrlrn f. il lnrrlv; though kind words
were :, Ken (" ';,'r. There are always
. nlr> tHiu =, - suggest the presence
# tive departed. long after they have
rtt LIS. w. seem to hear their voices
N tn !l'lS. api each garment suggests
.hrir p.'>' 80.
Ci.ru in t., nj hit. Helen seemed to
rral' ,hr "li, -! ,.n III which had long
Affected Hrr 'ivt, 80. She would start
1p from her Slp,'h2rS. So real did the
/ 'siUn srrlu. n.lt i would be some min
Tics before >!;,' u!l convince herself
shat little Amp> w., not alive and in
!hr flesh ou>'>' IL ~ /" suffer.
Again amt &,.;:H did she in dreams
i've over the r,,'Hrs and trials with
that G;t}r IruthNr W hom she loved dear
:r t''n W..
b"t Mf' mn" ".F>' STUART "lu an '.'y
:"Ul" '" '"H~"t' poor ll'''n' n'"'"er
Blaze. the m;aiS' y came.
On, " hat 4 Wvgi} of consolation is
good pass. = in Il, hour of SORROW and
icHth. " n" ca" peak Surh W"ros "l
comfort rs fh' l.-" "l """F
"SU' r. "'t' :"|r"n I" com" unto
me ah' 'n'''" '". II h"'. l"r "l S"'h Is
me N'n+""h "l i'' "N'h' ne sal" l" '"e
'"it hl"nlH'['
Mis- tN'n""' '"' h'r l''S"'"" S''''
W%Fv ana N"'' "l '"''''"r' ''' ','''',"'
o"' "'. m'u " ~ i NOT l" "'''"'' '''o
funeral fr''' tao r'I"I'r, 'in'r' ana
'u'r'd the Dc vi nus S'nrN l"t 'I'F'al
! clothes. h"~'' stuart WAS il'Irh SurlF-
"St c"mt"rl'r' NOV even '\''Pt'h% w
en-, VIII" found @.m~rit place. III >Arh
>tranE" P">''I"n thAt II" r"ntI "'''r h"t
nttie r"hS"'"'i"h' In" "n'H S,'"Nt''-
ton clarence hFt' was 'n3' ne r"'t
thraShrd illl ''"H'N' "th" destroyer Oh
That rhtId me-
In" tun"ral was set Tor an carry uaE'
k"N. Hazr took Tor ms text ne
Lord giNeth and III" Lord ta>"th away;
blessed be the name OF tn" l-"rd.
The sermon WAS not noted for "l"-
quvnr" or rhetoric. hut it was full of
hop" and cheer IL" did not a~ many
ministers do. preach all round til" SUBJ
crt. but right ut it. IL" said tn" body
lying before them was only III" rA>k"t
which had contained little Amos. hut
that he had left this frail tenement "f
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-02-02
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-02-02
NY LADY TONGUE.
by AMELIE RIYES.

AUTHOR OF THE Quick OR THE DEAD"
- AsMODEUs," = On Bones ISLAND"
ETC, ETC.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-02-02
CHAPTER /.

SS!Dyri7ht, ~ p. F. Collier, and Published by
:, cci,l arrangement arih "ORcf a Wsek"l
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-02-02
THE EVENING DEMocRAY.

Published every afteFaeen, 1uaday ax-
ceptsd, at Ne 1Ss seHah Main stssse.
Waterbury.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-02-02
Household Gems.

Bands that were silkrn once are apt
to =. come iron letters when we wish to
shake them off.
Every married man should join some
good society, and there is no better So
cicty than his wife and children.
1t matters not whether home is
clothed in purple and fine linen if it is
only hrimful of love, smiles and glad
ness. - Good Housekeeping.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-02-02
81 can forgive as 1 hope to be for,

given"
Nor would she even take the farm by
way of compromise. The Lord had
been good to her, and she would per-
nit the Judge to retain it. Such noble
nature could not fail to be the subject
of favorable comment all over Sandy
Fork ucighborhood. Even Mothers
Tartrm and Grundy sounded her
praises rs good gal"
Warren Stuart sought location for
the practice of his profession in West
rrn county, and, after years absence,
he returned to claim his sweet young
bride
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-02-02
DEAFNESS

Its Causes and Cure,
seient fcally treated by an artist of worldwide
reputation. Deafness eradicated and entirely
cured of from % to 30 years standing, after all
other treatments have failed. How the difficult
ty 10 reached and the cause removed, fully ex-
planned in circulars, with affdavits and testi-
monials of cures from prominent people, mailed
FREQ. Dr,A.Fontaine, 81 West 14th St,N.Y.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-02-02
PENMANSHIP.
Prof HOlley

Teaches every pupil to write . hne rapid
business hand in o course 81 10 pnVass
lessons and NO FAILURES.
All binds Of pen work oxesutsd IN the
highest degree Of the ard 1s1 EuAk st.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-09-23

Why the Buys Leave the Farm.
job ". Boob walter in the September Forum.l
The answer - self esiient-Ier-
p-tusl toll in good weat' er Ill Trough
the busy season, aud p-rp. tuxl lonrli
ness in bad weather AID most of the
winter s-ason. The time when the
farmers have leisure IS. in hall the
county, the very time when T.. ey
cannot get awav from home t.y rcas, II
If their isolation aud bad roads; Y. {
such Is the hunger 81 the heart that
the boys revolt against hts uncomfortable
loneliness and even now often wa ks
miles tn, ouxh the rain or the snow TO
spend half day in sitting around the
stove in the country store. Area ~,
in many sections, the Young people OF
moth xes have broken through tn.
barriers and established farmers ciut .
and little sncie,i-s OF one sort ~
another, aud improved roa'is have done
much tn al this relief. But why
.honld not this natural tendency b.
reasonably directed. and all ages and
both sexes en- ov their long winter
evenings together?
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-09-23
THE TELEPHONE EXCHANGE.

Il u TO Be ClOs.d III First Of lDetnhsr.
Manager Henry Of the Wood River
Telephone Exchange, exp. cts to close
up his cffice about thu 6rst If Ort..her.
tie has not heard from the company
o" this subject tor couple Of weeks,
hut is in daily exp. ctst,on f r~ceiv-
ing positive instructions shou, il. The
telephone users do not seem to take
much interest in the matter, ~ none
nave spoke" to Mr.. Henry ah"ut il.
and only three or four have written
to the Salt Lake Office.
Unless ord. :. to the contrary are
received. the exchange will therefore
be closed Ortober 1st.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-09-23
Tho Worll Enrich~d.

The facilities of the preset day for tn.
production of everything that viii con-
duce to the material welfare aud comfort
Of mankind are almost unlimited and
when Syrup of Figs was first produced
the world was enriched with the only
perfect laxative known, - it il the only
remedy which IL truly pleasing and re-
freshing to the taste and prompt and
effectual to cleanse the system gently in
the Spring time or. in fact, at any time
and the better it u known the more pop
ular it becomea
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-09-23

Mrs. L, d,a A. Nelson, Luther,
Lake County. Mich. writes:
LUTHER, MICH March 6. 1890.
"Th- Allcock's Porous Pla>ters you
sent me came just in tn. nick Of time.
We have oil had the Grippe and.
OF cuur~e, we had to hare u plaster
over the !, ngs. | verify believe they
kept me from having i,Aammatnn Of
The lungs, or SOMETHING ellie, when
had the Grippe, aud perhaps saved
nv life.
never intend to be without them
- long - tn. y are made.
Please send me another dozen as
the last arr all gone bit one. gave
several of III. m away. but they all
did good in every case, 80 fur rs |
could learn"
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-09-23
One Mass Of Scales
Afflicted 3 Teas By Drsaafal Skin an
Dlo.d Disease, With In ense Pal1
and Less Of Hair.
Al Other Remedies Pail. RELIEVED h
stantly and Cured IN Yeur Weeks
b. The Culioura Remedies.

Ihave few words 70 cav re9afiina the CUT1.
cu1A RhMADixs. They have cured me In fouf
weeks time fFOln . Shin end III I'd Div ass which
have :.ad for over Z, rec years. AZ certain Nmes
my akin " uld be very acre. and always hePt
cracking and feeling q in white scales. In cold
the cold the pain was tntenss; IL woula almest
bring tears 10 my ey' .. and my blood slsI beilx
tried every known rened, thst was recommended
- me. hut II wss u Ne use. and gave me v'r lit
tie 6en~nt &c. hearing Of y.'uf CuTlcCA> REAR-
DIES. concluded to give th~m trial The nr-t
application gave alm.,et instant relief. In . few
We. 10 time found mys~lf cured. sAd I am thank
full fus whst they have done e nue. Your Curt.
cURA RkNE,IEs . hlsas,ng ~ those WIS msy
have the opportunity TO use them. ] can recosn-
mend them to any one.
EDMUND KCRAS,
270Ak Uni0n Ave.. Chicago. nj.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-09-23
DODSON 4 Hills 4 r.
Alum and Am moula.

Above diagram verified all its details By Prof Peter
wholesomen
leading
Alum and number BOTH
Ammonia Alum baking
mia mpats asallow OF bloched complexion
FIR Cream
n Alum Lime The purity OF this ideal
Powder been questioned
ePowderco
the owdec
Ammonia Alum POWDERS
no matter high their strength
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-09-23
A Coopful OF Chickens Last.

A Cana. Prairie rsnrh.r lost coop.
full Of chuck ems, this afternoon. He
tied his team to . post in front oil
Tracv's drug store, and ". nj TO play
game of whisky p dro. In his
absence the chickens got out Of the
coop AMI scattered through town, g.,
that when their owner came to look
for them he either could not find tn. m
or WAS unable 10 prove his ownership.
T is incident may induce hun, to h.
more careful, the next time he vis 4
this metropolis.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-09-23
Very Elegant Goods.

Mr.. Schw-itzer is 1t tho Alturas
Hotel, with . large line Of Ladies' !,
Misses aud Chiidsen's Cioxks, Coats
and Jackets and Childr~n's Dresses OF
the Schw~itzer Cloak and SUIT Com.
pxoy, OF Salt Lake City, aud will re-
nam here until the gath inst.
All the ladies Of Wool River are
respectfully reqne ted to come and
see the goods. aud scquains themselves
with the prices.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-09-23
ID Folks Pains.


Boise Statesman
Tue State Board Of Equalization
held g. ssion It the executive cham.
her yesterday, all tho members he'' K
present. The work thus far completed
NAV he summed up A. follows: The
main lines If ra,lr"ads are raised o.
lowered ~ the care may he to . vslu-
alton Of 5000 per mile. Branch
lines have been fixed Vt $4,000 per
mile.
1and> in Idaho and Oneida cou tiles
have been raised ~ per cent, N Lata'.,
N.z Perree, Washington and Eea,
Lake 90 per cent, while in Owyh~e
they have been reduced 20 and il
Boise 10 per cent. Common stock
horses il Idaho county have he. n
raised 20 per cent. Tho hoard will
probably he in session for several
d.,. II will oli smother session t..
day, commencing vt 10 o'clock y. m
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-09-23
Ns,,tc~.

NOltCe.
All persons owing Dr.. N. J. Brown
are urgently requested to call on the
undersigned, at the First National
Bank Of HALEY. aud adjust their &C.
counts either by cash or note. as h~
will be compelled to institute legal
proceedings against al deli"quentso"
aud after July 1T.
NATHAN RANDALL.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-09-23

Fall Opening Of Millinery and Dry
GM,ds.
I will have . grand Millinery aid
DRY Go''ds Opening next Thursday
aud FRIDAY, September Oath AID 25,h
The putl,o is cordially invited to
call and Inspect and compare prices.
J. G. Fox,
HALEY, Idaho.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-09-23

Gums or mult'pI-s Of $50, =. gistra,i""
charges paid, to any poi"t tn ths
United States.
Unled Stat-s District Judge Beatty
says that he fears be will have to cur
tail his visit hero aud return to ls,ise
in y couple IF DAYS. He end-avor~,
~re leaving Boise, to alwa>s put trs,.
ter. ia such shape that no'h'"g will
suffer by his .hs, nee. But he l. hardly
away before being followed by t-le
gram about some matter or .ther which
requires his .ffic,ai action Hr there
fore in,+nds to remain in Boise .,
much as he can.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-09-23
Taking no Risks.

Bos on Courierl
Old Sc. dy-Oh, sir. will you not
help n very nee ~ person? ! have no
work amt irteen children.
Dld Thrihy-lf had helped all
,ch a. y..u III go Into hs kru. tcv.
Sc. dv-But rem. mh-r 8 =, iha' he
tho xiveth TO the poor letdeth to the
Lord.
Thrifty-Very we'll; let me see tho
collateral.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-09-23
The Rain n akpr at Nampa.

N. lbcurne, the rain maker, is at
work at Nsmpa. He began work
yesterday morning, and has until to.
morrow evening to produce half.a"-
inch If rain. II ne succe-ds he will
receive $500. A few clouds were
caused vest. rday and to day, but TO
rain. Still, no one d-spairs Of Mel.
b urn.'s success, and the railroad
bows are very enthusiastic over him
and off. T to hack him in any amount,
1T odds OF four to FIVE.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-09-23
Cuticura Reme.(l les

Eject tsily moro great eur-s Il humors end dss.
eases of the skin. scalp AID blood then all utheI
remedies combined CU11crAA. the great Akin
Cure. md UTICuaA soar. an exQutsite SKIN Puri.
ner ard Besutiher, externally. and CUTicunA ~.
Humor Remedies. internally. cure every species
Of itchtns. burnt &. scaly. ptmplv. and biotchy
diseases Of the skin. scalp aud blod II m in
best phy stcians and ali other n needles fail.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-09-23

Every young ma"'s education is
neglected aud faulty if he has not r. ad
the great medical work entitled the
.'Sci-nce Of Life" advertised in
another column.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-09-23

NOVpJ1leS Tor LadteN' Wear.
The ladies are respectfully invited
to call aud il s3.st my Election Of
CAMEL's HAIR,
ScorcH PLAIDs, Figured and
str p.d),
FRENCH SUlTINGs,
and other goods for ladies' wear JUS,
received from Eastern importers.
AL these goods are novelties. such
AS have n. yer heen seen in Idaho, and
come in single patterns only.
No suit or dress can he duplicated.
S. J. FRIEDMAN.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-09-23
LOCAL JOTrlNuS.


Smoke D.veys homo made Cigars
A carload Of Clayton bullion was
shipper f'om Aetctu'n to-day.
The bes. Sos. W.t~r on the river,
~ Vsn Nsss's urux >tore.
A carload Of Rcd elephant orc Was
shipped from sh's static" to-day.
Hides, P.l,s aud Furs bought tor
cast, by u. BAUER,
e IRAMER. Agent
Full, n H.ight aud hrs wife and
child s@.u.aea ssom Salt Lake City t..
day. :. j.
You can save time and money by
getting your io.ns through
LENNON & BOONE.
This mornings train brought IT,
HALEY two carloads OF freight aud
aouut 10 passengers.
All reports to the CONTRARY notwith.
standing, the HALEY Hot Springs
Hotel will remain open oil winter.
THE LADIES' Guild will meet 1T Mrs.
Van WMkle's. It 2 o'clock to.u.orsow
rhuss;is.) aft~r"oou.
Purdun,, the ice man, will deliver
ice every day. through the sum.
mer. al! persons ne.,i.nx ice CT" leave
or.ters y, Alex. Wiiim.n's, sni they
will b. promptly attended to.
joseph P.nkham has applied for
lett. ~ Of admin tusth"n ul,ou the e.
tate OF the late John 5. Gray.
The old Weber barber chop is now
own-d Nv Weaver 4 Carson, new
6rm com posed Of Niert. Weaver and
DAVID NJ. Carso"-two IS Through
arusts ~ ever lsthered . brush or cut
. hair.
The .sther 10 getting quite o"ol-
too cool for summer uni. rwear, y. {
. LARGELY coul enough Tor winter clot' :
Mk.
Insure your property in reliable
companies. Nome Others are repre-
sonted BY : LENNON 4 booNE.
M,s. E. Daft and her lutte dsugh-
ter arrived from Sal, Lake City to
day. They were very glad to yet
back hume.
John O'Bri~n, Of the Wood Rive,
Meat Market, keeps nothing hut the
ot,oio-st meats On hand. Try him.
I'M Goo Twin the old familiar Of
the Salt Lake. Tribune, who spent the
past tw.. days in HALEY lett fos the
sxin,ly city tn~dsy.
Services in Episcopal Charoh Hal
Icy. Idaho: Morning o" second and
fourth sundays, aud evening IN frs
aud tn,ri Sundays in every north
Fifth >unda.s ny special appointment
G. w. g. VAN WINKLE, Rector.
Cd ,unell g. McMo.igle will, mex
Monday, ship 4. lO-'o" l"'"f first class
Psr"ell ore. worth $3.50 per ton
The. have 10. IT juggling IRE wh,r'
they are end-s, or,ng to induce J"h'
A. Wilson to run through his mill fo
Il ON.
Georg Riddle came down from
LII SAOO ~ Us8ssSb W Ss~~~ - -
IT, .v..le Riiu.e ciA,iII w..n che But
t-rcup company. The Gest'r R'ddl'
att inns tho But'er"p. Md tue orr
Q ems t., b. making to~srdit. Hence
tn. desire of the Duttercup 70 possess
it.
Pat. MoMoniale is = happy man
He i.hAppv IN anticipation. a lad!
with whoine he MAS raised is exp.cs'
fr-.m Ph,i.t-iphi~ SATURDAY. OF thu
work, ani the OBJECT ct her trip her
is to share hi ian-li"ess on his I'M
Deer Cr-ek ranch. Why should -
nut te happy?
OAi"g th numerous inquiries com
i'g from d,G-re"t parts of the roun'r
far frxrti .ual siiv.r coin. the Uilte'
States Treasury has prepared CIR
culsr stating IN substance that ne'
halves and .iim-s will ne furnished u
suns of 5000 or more bv xprrss. fire.
of charge, or by registered mail u
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-09-23

Frames and Apples 81 25 Per Box.
A 80 III. box If utu"es for $l.25.
A box Of apples for 81 25.
At PosTOFFICE FRUIT STORE,
Haley, Idaho.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-09-23

6old everywher~. Price, CuriCuRA. 6Nc.; Soar.
2Sc.: REsOLvENF. 81. Prepared BY the POTrEn
DnU0 AND CHEMICAL CO1PoAArION. Boston.
~ Send for .Huw "a Cur. ektu Dtseeses." q
pages, 80 illustrations. and lU0 testiu,onisls.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-09-23
Worth illustrated.

Oh f -. ~. I:;; MAJ:
~o1 c 81 Z: x. 80
UNRIvALED. ...1k r.
1sy:s ,s IL. spes.x IT 4.
xo 1'za ca x .Is1 +.
SNOW Ball AZ + f.
oA10A q coat:i tain: Alum im.
HOTEL Contain; x;,s:
xARNAILs 4 r. :! =
.11 Alan and 1nS 4 1:
szz z,:n .Dd 1919 t.
10" sc Contains a;i;:' Alum s;
FOREST CITY r r.
Alum and Ammonia
CHICAGO YEAST ~
Alum and Ammonia.
cR3 2isn an. ;a.d. xn int 1:
s1LvE. STAR = 4.
DODsON = Hills 4 4
Aluma Ammonia
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-02
HOW 1T WORKS.

Mr.. HENRY CABOT LODGE contrib
utes to the November Arena an article
under the title Protection or Free
Trade-Which?" Amid many sneers at
Tariff Reformers and some exceedingly
questionable statements-such as "it now
appears that we have tin mines"-Mr.
LoD6E says:
s0Tbe statement of the Free Traders about
taxing yourself in order 10 grow rich has a
final and conclusive sound, out it is simply
sound. There are, for example, plenty of
towns in New England which have built
factories and relieved certain persons from
taxation in order To secure their capital
and industry, aud the additional popula-
ton and the increased taxes which have
thus come 10 the town have made it rich,
or at least richer than it was before" :
This is not bad illustration OF the
theory Of McKinleyiSm stated by an ad-
yocate who oyerlooks some practical
considerations. But that very practice
is most righteously forbidden by the
Constitution. for intelligent men must
regard it as pernicious to the general
welfare and unjust 10 taxpayers. II
was a decision upon this very point that
Judge MILLER Of the United States Su-
preme Court said: ITO lay with one
hand the power Of the Government on
the property Of the citizen, and with
the other to bestow il upon favored in
dividuals to aid private enterprises and
build up private fortunes, is none the
less a robbery because it is done under
the forms Of law and is called taxa.
tion."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-02
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters Of Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told.

Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
P1thily Told.
At the Opera House-Hanlons' Fantasma.
At the Grand Opera House-Hearts of New
YORK.
At Y. NJ. c. A. Hall-New York Symphony
At Turner Hall-Grand Gymnastic Exhibi.
ton.
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS this morn
ing.
THE police receipts for the month Of
October were S1,575.10.
THE Council Committee GU Cemeteries
is called for next Friday night.
The first ward poll, in Martins Ferry,
has been changed from the hose house
to the school house above the Elson
glass works.
MARY, bright daughter Of John
Tully, died at her home on Wood street
yesterday morning at 9 O'clock after .
hri.f ill-oss 80 uIputuerIa. -
A POLICE COURT warrant was issued
for Mary Gibson last night. Mary Is
charged with striking another lady
over the head with dish pan.
THE special meetings at the First
BAPTIST Church are growing In interest
under the preaching Of Evangelist o.
Harrs, and will be continued every
evening this week.
A sEvEN-YEAR-oLD son of Mr.. Welsh,
of the Sixth ward, was reported lost to
the police, last evening, about half-past
six o'clock. He was found later and re-
stored to his parents.
THE funeral Of the late Barney Nc
Entee took place in Martins Ferry,
Yesterday afternoon, and was very
largely attended. The A. o. Fl. So
cieties of Wheeling, Bridgeport and
Bellaire were present, and the line OF
carriages was very long.