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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-12
IlELIIiIIsE.
All Sorts OF Local News unl Gus9lp fror
Tho GIas. Clty.


Some parties are trying to lease land
in the vicinity OF town for the purpose
oil sinking well, or wells, ior gas and
oil. Ii successful in securing enough
land they will begin putting down Il
well within sixty days.
Charles J. LaRochc, OF this city, and
Miss Julia Aloriarty, OF Newark, were
married yesterday at the brides home
by Rev. Father Hays. They will make
this city their future home.
Col. ]. 7. Mercer and his household
goods are in Chicago, but Mrs Mercer
and daughter and Miss Carrie Randolph
will remain here until their new home
is partially fitted up.
There will be a dance at the homo OF
David Fulton, OF Georgetown, this even
ing, given by 4 number OF young folks
OF this city.
1t now looks as il the city was about
TO do the right thing in regard 10 the
natural gas companys franchise.
Oral Dickens will celebrate her twelfth
birthday at her home on North
Belmont street this evening.
The county commissioners are in the
city looking after the pixies and bridge
over McAlahon's creek.
Charles Rodcwig had q formation on
tho lid OF his eye removed yesterday by
DR.. George AIascr.
Mrs. J. B. Smith, who has been visit
ing friends in Philadelphia, has re-
turned home.
Miss Lizzie Harris is the guest OF
Mrs. William Kinsey, OF the Fifth ward.
Miss Kate showacre, OF this city, is
visiting her parents at Moundsville.
Engineer Norton's new house on
Rose Hill is ready for occupancy.
A valuable horse belonging to John
McClain died last night.
John Davis, who has been on the sicl;
| list, is conva!esccnt.
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THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
-"' H""rd of Directors Meeting at tho
Fifth Avenue Hotel,

+"' H""rd Of Directors Meeting at tho
Fifth Avenue Hotel.
New G2RS, Nov. 1.-THE corridors OF
'.e Fifth Avenue hotel were crowded
TINS morning as early rs 8 o'clock. II
was expected that the board OF direc.
Tors OF the National League would 20
INTO session early with a view to the
Consideration OF a number OF importmt
matters and would subsequently, rcport
III ne annual meeting OF the League
winch are scheduled for this afternoon,
The board OF directors consists oi
I :, John 3. Day, a. ]. Beach. j
'%.lnGr Q Ncil!, and John I. Brush.
trobably the first matter which Will
c%lm the consideration OF the board
WI, WI be the protest Of president Hart OF
SA'caEo, against the awarding OF las,
SSsaSo4s pcnnant to the Boston clubs,
resident Hart is at the Fifth Avenue
n;otel' and has announced his intention
!. appearing before the board oj
directors 10 sustain his protest ii nos.
lhere is another matter which will
,IGMe up Tor consideration and That is
ne scheme OF the twelve club circuit
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'Pcid5 NH'dtch 10 He NddDtncN
CALDWELL, O., Nov. l. Considerable
difficulty is existing here ovcrthc official
count OF tho vote pollcd ut the recent
election, caused by dispute over u
number Of contested ballots. These
tickets are sealed and in the custody OF
Clerk OF the Courts Daniord, who re-
fuses to turn them over TO the Demo.
Gratis who demand an examination Of
them. The common pleas and circuit
court judges have been consulted upon
the matter, but 10 settlement has been
reached us yet. 1t will doubtless be
several days before tie count will be
finished
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-12
mpoyAr.p on FIELD.
A Wild Cat Wen Comes in strong-whnt
Other Wells Are Doiu..

PlrrsrrRGu, Pa, Nov. liza good
deal OF excitement was accustomed
among oil producers at Mcdonald to-
day By wild ca. well five miles south
west OF that field coming in and spray
ing oil from the nth sand. The we'll is
ut Venice, Washington county, and is
owned by the Royal Gus company. 1t
Is on the Moorc farm. MELONS George
Merit No. struck the Hand and was
doing fifty barrels M hour. Jones &
P0ttcrson's No. !, OH tho Guy LOT, is in
and dry, The production OF tho field
for the past month was about 100000
barrels aud the daily average 1900 bar.
rcls. The Forest Oil Company's Wright
No. ! Is doing 2jO brrrcl5 an hour; K.
W. Glenn No. !, sixty barrels an hour;
j L. Glenn No. !, $50 barrels an hour; j.
Glenn No. 200 barrels IN hour, and
Heron No. 3, 100 barrels. The runs
yesterday were 50, 1873 barrels.
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B,,ipGEpol.r.


across tho River.
The contractors have about COM
pletcd paving onc.haIi OF Morgan street
TO the Cleveland, Lorain 4 Wheeling
tracks, and will finish the remaining
half at once. Tho work has been done
very rapidly and is II splendid evidence
OF how the town would DO improved by
Il complete system OF paved streets.
Walter Taylor has been transferred
from Martins Ferry to the Cleveland
K Pittsburgh freight Office here to sue
coed Harry Trucman as chief clerk.
Mr.. Trucmnn has been promoted to the
agency at Empire. He has moved to
that point and will make it his future
lone.
The c., J.. &W. company is putting
in a new side track along the river bank,
adjoining the main track. The company
has been adding tracks 10 tho yards
iromtmo TO time until they have avery
large yard now.
Rev. L. =. Hammond, presiding elder
Of the Co!orGd NJ. i. district, will preach
in tho First NJ. u, church this evening.
Nv - III t'Ouutub LNlhtI anu wei iOSi-
cal, and should be greeted by large
congregation.
Mr.. Henry Waclicr and Miss Mary
ultch will be married Mt the German
Lutheran church Mt $50 this evening.
About one hundred invitations arc out.
i. W. uouscr and Miss Nancy Duncan
will be married nj the home OF the bride
il kirkwood next Wednesday at high
noon.
The Dollar Savings bank has been
formally opened Tor business, aud bids
fair to have considerable OF it 10 do.
Harry Clark, ". 7. Graham and L.
W. llouscr are onu hunLingtrip through
the western portion OF tho county.
The prevailing scarcity OF box cars on
the Pennsylvania lines IS inconvenience
ing shippers here very greatly.
Miss Minnie Alexander has returned
home from an extended visit to relatives
in Kansas City.
Squire Il. 7. Howell has had the
sidewalk lailin front oi his Kirkwood
property.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-12
y EVt VIZ VtVVGa
C. Q. SMITH,
1870 Market St-aat
EOR SELL.

Sixty lots, from :lO) to SOD each.
Forty lots from s2OJ 10 SOD each. IN Bclvcde,,
Addition.
Sixty.iive fee: front on Virginia street, 1ao
iegt !ront on south York street, iOT 8, 800.
desirable secnnG-claSs hotel property for g 011.
Lot No. 10. Elizabeth street, 500; No l6. s2;5;
10, u! $50; No. IS, S!2j; No. 10, SOD: No 20,
500; No. 81, slU0. @
No; 60 North Front street Tho most desirable
feet.
Eight acres OF land excellent orchard aud
lcslaence OF eleven roo1nS near West Liberty
academy. can b, bought Tor s. COZ.
Two valuable lots on Chapllne street
Two lots on South Front street
Two desirable residences on Chaplira street
10 1925 McCOlloch street
Dcs!rablc residence on Fifteenth street.
NO. liy fiit"nnth street. Ground y feet from.
No 1908 Jacob street.
kota. - =
ljO-acrc,iarm In Marshall county.
No. 81 sixteenth street
Th:Ety-tive acreSstouc and coal land. Rush Run.
Ohio. - go - . ~
Seventeen aud onc-haii acre, lind, one.hau
mile west lower point OF Island
10. 500 Wclel street ground53 by S0lA,.
NO, 2Eil END &Ei Wood street r-I-.a .-ss
T%enty-Cne shares Riverside GlcH Works
stock lt bargain
Nos. .gOi and 29lj ChapllacItrca-
No. Gus MrColoch street
No. 1904 Market stree.
No. 81 Ohio street.
No. .Jli To Il Etrrnt #-.Hh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-12
BESWOOD.
Industrial Items, Personal Gossip and
General News Notes.

Industrial Items, Personal Gossip and
General News Notes.
Yesterday evening John Micks was
attacked by 4 drunken tramp, who mis-
took AIcks ior Toe. He was armed
with large iron bar and large cobble
stones. He desperately resisted when
attempts were made to disarm him.
lie was knocked down and then rem
dercd dcienscless.
Yesterday morning, as John Thomas
was rapidly riding mp Water street, the
horse struck Halle Martin, small
girl, on her way to school. She was
rolled in the mud and scratched, alittle.
but no serious injuries were sustained.
A horse and cart employed in filling
out the bank above the Ohio River
depot iell over the steep hill, falling to
the bottom. The horse was raised and
comfortably stabbed.
4 law. suit about some property was
conducted by Squire Riddle yesterday.
The plaintiff was DR.. Mccoy, repre-
scented by Captain Dovcner, and the de-
iendant Henry Holman.
4 number OF men employed in the
lower steel works will spend part OF
their idle time on hunting expedition.
A horse owned by Joseph Taylor
created considerable excitement yes
terday afternoon by running away.
Prof. Ryan, superintendent OF schools
OF Marshall county, is visiting the
schools of Union district.
The Wheeling steel works will re.
sumo work next week, instead OF to-day,
as expected.
Mr.. Edward Roane purchased fine
gray mare, 4 beauty in the line OF horse
flesh.
Iron from the new skclp mill has been
sent to Pittsburgh for analysis.
Mrs. w. TRULY lett last evening for
1ronton, her future home.
Mrs Z. Harrington has returned from
an extended trip west.
Miss Ametta Whitcsido is visiting
friends in Wheeling. Z
DR.. Hoskinson, OF McNIcchcn, has re.
moved to this place.
Mrs. Thomas is convalcscent after a
severe illness,
Sarah serig is seriously i'll OF typhoid
fever.
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Was saved by Hoods Sarsaparilla,"
says Mr. i. &. Jones, OF Alma, Maine.
"Shc had seven running sores in differ
ent places on her body, but on giving
her Hoods Sarsaparilla there was mark
ed Improvement and now she is we'll,
strong and healthy
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LEGAL NOTICES


IS. v
The Fraternity of Financial III H"''ieef!.
Cooperation.
The object OF this suit Is to recover by decree
OF the above named COuTtthc sum OF 1851, with
interest thereon from the 18th day Of juno, 1881,
until payment, for money irnudulCntly obtained
by III" defendant from SUndry persons named in
an exhibit OF the bill filed in this cause, who arc
HssiSnUrs OF the plaintif, and who are members
OF local Division No. go Of said Fraternity in the
City Ci Cleveland, in the State OF Ohio, and also
10 recover the costs OF this suit; and TO subject
10 the payment and satisfaction Of the said 81 93l
interest and costs, moneys OF the defendant IN
the custody OF the Exchange Bank Of Wheeling,
which have been attached under order OF attach
ment issued herein. And It appearing from en-
nhdnyit !ilcd in said cause at these. rules. that
tue detcnGnnt Is nota resident OF the State OF
West NirginlG, and 1t not having been served
with process herein, on motion OF the plaintiff
this order OF publication is entered uganst Ii,
and 1t IL ordered that the said defendant do ap.
pear within one month Gftor tho first publication
OF this order Cnl do what is necessary 10 protect
lis Interests It Is further Ordered that this order
be published and posted HS required by law. n
Witness, John ". Mitchell, Clerk OF said Court.
at the Court House OF sGil county. this It'll day
OF October. 1881, tO-yit October Rifles 1901 2
JOHN W. MITCHELL. Clerk. !
published the FIRST time October s, lS:T. a. r
Attest; JOHN ". MITCHELL. Clerk.
EGGIEsroS, ERsK!SE l. ALLISON. and CALDWELL
CALDWELL, Solicitors Tor Complainant. ~
ccs.rH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-12
REAL ESTATE.
TO r s A L II

for;y.6Cro farm, six miles east Of the city.
Five 3.toOmcd houses South Jacob street,
81 90 each .Ha.
SIX lots on sopth Wood street, Eighth Ward,
cheap VIZ
:, si%.ioomcd naw house, Chaplain street, sixth
Ward, cheap.
$1,000 viii buy house Of five rooms on Jacob
street, Centre Wheeling.
Lots In $. s. U!ochg addition on South Pen 4,
and Elm Streets, Island \
Lot on South Front street, Island, sl,Dl
Lot on McCollochStteeL East WheSllug;c All.
able location. eSir
One OF the best manufacturing sites a,
cl,r ironilusOn two railroads h ta'
Good business corner III Centre Whc Ia.
House Of seven MONS. 28jl otstrcc LIZ; lin,
House Of four rooms nj c0fhJr OF h,SS1iny.vit,,,
street and Allcy q, 81 100. HSuSooa'n
lots on North Eric aud South San, .,.,,,,
Island $50 TO 500 each t'"ii sWeph
Full lot on jacob sTc1t with c., ,,,,
brick house IN the rear Sl00O. 'h"'e 'ooplSu
llAllct on North Main sire Al. n, by n, t,,.
street SLOW 80 iMeutySisnsa
Lots y A. Il; r@''er .oa's addition 70 Elm
Choic1 lots IN Glcul In
,aIhIsS S ". IVY aun" In good condition, Gil
Large lot q, Eds .nctGa IaS Ss'' S''O''' i.
addition. fH'" 'NuY'ei
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-12

Hoods Pills cure Constitution by re-
storing the pcristatc action OF the
almentary canal. They are the best
family cathartic.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-12

BorIr air and water abound in mi
crobcs, or germs OF disease ready TO
inject the dcbilitatcd system. To i'm
part that strength and vigor necessary
to resist the effect OF these pcrnicious
atoms, no tonic blood-puritier equals
Ayers Sarsaparilla. rAw
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f O r S A H

Drandncw siI.roomnd house on North Eric
81 h!shBnund, rents for s20l per year, for
81 30 for good substantial ilveroomel brick
iig y, northwest cor Eleventh and Eof street
si.,V' ioF iaX'roomed house at 2UG North York
;, \; NS!eT%ISiSsoomel house on Mccolloch street,
n,'S1 ,'elinS Just finished. 500 cash and bal.
r,St onAonG umc: cost no more than paying
E'<ht.roomcd house. with two.rocmed tcre.
hfo'nL in rear, full lot 6Oxl2O, at l35 Zane street,
~ $1,000
sl,3oo-Fourroom,d brick at III Eighteenth
street.
slxroomcl house at 2l2O EoT street.
Ihtee.roomcd house N 1915 South York street,
for 81 100. $3.50 80
E!uren.goomGd brick house. with brick building
on corner OF alley and street thGt can for a small
amount be converted into fovr.roomcd' mouse.
ms property Is located on the northwest. corner
OF IWenty'sixth and Eof Streets $3.50 will buy
it -
The old Flour Mill, on Caldwelrs Run for
Eght.roomcd house, lot 6oxlo0, for s, $50. fine
location. -
Sl,oo3 ;or tina; good sixroomed house. at DIS Nc.
Coloch street.
.Si,N5o will secure you three good lot, in loca.
ton that IS rapidly improving: viii bring 81 80
IN the spring; no better small Investment
We nave building lots at low prices OIL Fifteenth.
Fourteenth ind McCollOCh Streets Eas. Wheel.
Ing. $50
On North Front. South Front, South Penn.
broadway Told Ball P1rkl, Huron, Wabash and
Erie streets, on the Island .
Cheap lots inSixtl. anG Eighth wards.
foEty'acFe iar!n TO exchange FOR city property.
G. Q. SMITH.
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NESSlTT & DEVINE,
-l.lao Market Street. onIl
Choice Real Estate
FOR sALEDY
.RlNEHART & FATUN,
1914 MARkETtsTREET.
1914 MARKETS

sonS lGGt At sou' ,cast corner Narylnnd and
dSy%Ilne 1h NrsT ects, island. Including brick
so&E9i ,o, TIT H., DIT chcap S'''' S"sS'' oy
Nina mi II I"lloch street fame, only 500.
No * y l.i'ns lots IN Pleasant VALLEY.
No as in!riecnth street, brick, all modern.
So ~ Ehaplinp street, brick. cnrnesloL
" " 900 ChGpllnc StrJcl, fine bsck dwelling.
f. ~. w. and 1877 Main street, bridge corner 80
= on MAIN street, $50 feet on bridge approach.
90 ,o N9rth Penn street, frame, six foomS
~ w. ~ H I street, island. brick dwelling
10 lel3 ChnplinU street brick, seven rooms
70 ~ Sixteenth street, brick, four Tooln&
10 III Alley II. frame. four rooms
30 !9?2 Main street. business block.
70 i5lJ Byron street, h!icS six rooms
No. EOS Moth Front street, Island. only s,.5,l
NO Is Thirty.irSt street, GnU brick dwelling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-12

TIE Wheeling Building Association
is still open Tor new members. Meets
Saturday evenings at office OF franklin
Insurance Company, No, 81 Twelfth
street.
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The Fraternity Of Financial
fDnNn-Ottln
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1891-12-31
HUMOROUS.

1t is odd enough that burglars take
such risks in safe opening.
Why is a young wife like hinge?
Because she is something to adore.
Dentists are not all farmers. but they
live on the achers just the same.
A man finds the poorest companion
ship when he 'entertains a Suspicion
An acceptable third party movement
Leaving the young couple by them
selves.
Some weak -kneed husbands with very
large wives are not able to hold their
own.
Capital punishment,' as the boy
said when the school mistl less seated him
with the girls.
The Chinese do not permit women to
be photographed. Wonder how they
manage to sell cigarettes.
Marriage is a divine institution, but
1t is hard to divine some peoples reason
for ever having entered it.
Sitting Bull could hardly have left
more widows If he had been Il wealthy
bachelor " no died latesiate,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1891-12-31
Tie Tramp and the Violin.

A down town music store in Lewis
ton was surprised on Friday at the en-
trance of a tramp-a ragged, veteran
tramp who said that he was not vicious,
but only unfortunate. What made
you come into a music store" asked
the proprietor. The thin cheeks of the
tramp flushed rs he said, II am mu-
sican" Having said that he played
the violin they handed him one, and
he laid loving cheek against the fid-
die and drew bow of finished power
across the trembling strings. For half
an hour he played to rapt audience,
prclutling with the skill of the impro-
visator and weaving the theme into
many an airy fancy OF the strings.
Sometimes he marched up and down
the floor playing and talking.
A new light was born in his eye. Ills
rags were forgotten by all who saw him.
His cheeks were flushed and his gray
hair was tossed back by an inpetuous
wave of his head. In the imagery Of
the strings were palaces of delight and
strange visions OF wasted hopes and
years. In the pleading voice of the vio-
lin one heard a voice of long ago a
mothers tone and a baby cry. "rhat's
all right" said he, rs Ire laid it down
and a silence fell upon all around,
broken by the queruIous voice OF the
tro,np so liza snid u(,ir'ma the nrice NJ
n supper. Lewiston (Me.) Journal
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1891-12-31
An Early Telecraphic Hlunder.

There was once a man who received
n telegram which said, Cog hog alonce
gcther is bad" He didn't know what
to make of it. He puzzled over it for
two hours. Then he took it to the
telegraph office
II can't read Chinese" he said.
''TranSlate that for me-"
The operator who received the mes
sage asked the operator who sent it to
repeat it. 1t turned out to be, Come
home at once; mother is dead"
When the responsibility for the mis-
take was sought, the sending operator
of course alleged that he transmitted
the words properly, and the receiving
operator of course alleged that he put
down precisely what was sent. AS
neither operator was more experienced
than the other, the claims of both were
equally good So the question Of blanc
was never settled.
The cog hog" error is probably one
Of the earliest in the history Of the
telegraph. 1t is certainly the most
ancient of tho many that telegraphers
tell about when they get together after
work and talk shop. New York
Times
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1891-12-31

In II. 900 Years the Earth VIII Flop.
Marshall Wheeler claims to have dis
covered a third principal motion of the
earth and the other planets, which he
says is more important than the dis
coveries OF Newton or Galileo.
After a study of fifty years he has
learned that every 20.903 years the
earth changes its north and south poles
on account of the magnetism of the
earth. The sun SO strongly attracts
one of the poles and repels the other
that in every 20,9o3 years the earth be-
comes SO heavily charged that it turns
90 degs.
The speaker said that about 6,00o
years ago the world made this turn
San Francisco Chronicle.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1891-12-31
Church Directory,

Reformed Church-Rcv. G. A, w Whitmoic
uus or Weekly Lectures Tuesday evenir=
:Ic,,inw of Ladies Aid Society every sec ~
" tdnesdav evening Regular services
appointment from the pulpit.
Lutheran Church. Rev j. II. Barb, pas
tor. Services, Sunday 10 A. VI and ESQ 7.
NJ. Sunday School, 9. p NJ. Prayer Meet
ng, Wednesday, GAS P. NJ
Moravian Church, (Mrchanicstown) Rev.
! w. Herbs, Pastor. Preaching every Sun
:: ~, alternating morning and evening"
raycr Meeting every Friday evening Sun
day School . o'clock, q. IN.
Mcravlan Church (Graccham) Rev. r. W.
i'trbst, Pastor.
Preaching every Sunday, alternating NOR,
ing and evening
Mite Society every Monday evening.
PRAYER Meeting every Wednesday evening.
United Brethren ChurcIi-Mite Society
second and Fourth Wednesday.
Sunday School , P. NJ.
PRAYER Meeting every Thursday evening.
Regular Services hy appointment from the
;rlp,.
Methodist Episrop~l Church -lscv. j.
+. r. Gray Pastor Services every alternate
:un,luy al 10 \. VI. Sunday school . 4. VI,
raycr Meeting every Thursday evening at :
+. NJ.
United Brethren Church-Rcv 4. n
Horn, Pastor. Services every ALTERNATE
,un.lay u, 3 p. m. Sunday School every
sunday at 2p. IN. PRAYER Kretiny every
Thursday evening at Up M.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1891-12-31
llechanstovn Frederick County, Maryland. Thursday December st. 1884,
AN ISLAND LULLABY.

A moonbean foateth from the sktea,
Whispering, "Hoigho, my deari%
would spin wsh beforo your eyes
A beautiful web Of silver light
Wherein Is many wOndrous sight
OF a radiant garden leagues away.
Whcrc tho softly tinkling lilies sway
And tho snow white lambkins arc at play
Heigho, my dear1ef'
A brownie stcnleth from tho vino
Singing, ''Heigho, my dearic;
And will you hear this song Of minc--
A song Of the land OF murk and mist
Where bidcth the bud the dow hath kistf
Thcn lot tho moonbeam's web Of light
Bo spun before thee silvcry white,
And shall sing the livelong night
Hcigho, my dcarie!"
The night wind specdcth from tho sea.
Murmuring. "IIcigho, my dcaric;
bring mariners prayer for thee;
So lot the moonbcam veil thine eyes,
And tho brownies sing thee lullnbiess-
But shall rock thee to and fro.
Kissing tho brow he lovcth 50.
And tho prayer shall guard thy bed. trow-
Heigho. my dcnriei"
Eugene Field,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1891-12-31

The young children Of Mexico gen
orally are quite as bright as those Of
the United States. and many little
Indian boy whose father can give him
nothing to eat but plain cakes of corn
or wheat, with few beans and peppers,
can read, write and spell rs we'll Us the
boys of our own country
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1891-12-31

Some Arizona and old Mexican tribes
believe that the spirit is carried to the
moon by coal black, monkey faced
owl; that upon arriving there it is met
by its thousands of ancestors, who come
with "A long train Of white donkeys;
that the spirit is then escorted to large
cavern in the center of the moon,
where Joy reigns supreme.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1891-12-31

Under the direction Of the forestry
division of the department OF agricult-
ure experiments to produce rainfall by
the explosion Of dynamite are being
made. The theory that rain may be
produced by explosives is based largely
on the fact that nearly oil the great
battles OF this century have been fol-
lowed quite shortly by rain.