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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-13
FOR SALE.

Ruildimg Lots on McCulloch street north OF
Central Glass works Good location ffice'
$50 To $50.
Your last chance TO buy River Lot on South
Front street
street
Choice Building Lots in Old Fai. Grounds
and Gilchti>t addition from ESQ Up.
building Lots corner Market and Thirty 'hftf
streets. 95Xl@D, &.D
Fine building site on South Penn, west side
Your last chance.
Zine building site on North York street, oppo
site Capt Thas Princes residence, 81 feet front
To low water mark.
TIL eleven room brick house, with stable 10
reIr. on northeast corner Twenty-siNth and
Eon streets. 800 30,
Eightroomed House, No iS5 Zane St. full lot
60xlsl. $500
fSVFs rMENT-The Property at 1875, l67 and
i5g North Front street. THIS i good property
and Will pny Well on money Invested
FARMS-Seyeral good farms, suitable ioi
regular farming, gardening amt fruit.
G.. o. SMITH,
1905 Market street, over Wheat * hanchet''
JcWe.ry Store. lazseSu
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PUBLIC SALE
Household. Dining roOm and hitcheI
Furniture Going To Move Away.

| WILL SELL an rVBLIc AUCTION. ON
4 THURSDAY. FEBRUARY ieth ~. CON
mcnciug IT 10 O'Clock a M. - my residence q
/ Elm Grove, Ohio county, W. va. known as Doe
Allen Howell property. adjoining Tone busch
| to-wit. one SET handsome Paiior Frrailufr
| Ntlget Carpet. Piano, ,ryer.i Fine bod Room
Set, complete. Chars. Carpets. Pictures. Hand
>oE" >ldrDoard. Refrigerator Hnd Dining-room
and Kitchen ware. one full blood-d Jersey Cow
/ fresh soon; fan bioodcd Brshmcr and BuI Go
/ chm ChicSens. Terms 90 sac CASH
=. G. WHITAKER.
j. q HEnltY. AmctinEnnr. lrIl
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"a 3 zzE "a :
DRY GOODS.

dull and dropping; common and light, s. 20
NJ 10; packing and butchers, ~ j0a3 80.
Receipts, 900 head: shipments 300 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-13
Qpr 5alr.

DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
l. About Eighteen Acres Of Hillside Land
in the Eighth Ward. Good foF pasture and con
tans material especially adapted for making
brick. Apply to JAMES \. HENRY, No. 1912
Market street lao
! UNlNE RESIDENCE FOR SALE-WE Oncr
Il 70: sale the trauzheim residence Nc. ~
on TIE west side Of Main street Ior terms and
particulars apply 20 RlNEHAEr ~ TATuM,
Real Esta'. Agents. 1871 Market stlee'. flesh
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The Metal SIarAeI.

New York, February Pig iron
steady. Copper. unchanged. Lead. dull
domestic q 30. Tin, easy; straits $50 H.
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Commissioners Sale,


Henry uelfenhue lin the Circuit Court
vs.. 81 Ohio Count.
Alfred Kiminins et al. West Virginia.
~ CHAscERY.
Bv virtue Of the authority vested 10 m' 10y
decree entered IN the above emitted c"us" ''
uublfc auction ~ the front door - ihr tolfi
House of Ohio county, %
.ATURDAY. THE 97th Dry or HEcEMBER,
1914 commencing 10 10 ori - o. 90 tin' iuii""
inc described real estate. t11t D, io ,af y ,i
tain piec. TO-. i9ut lying on 100" "Hi-i- OF MlI'i'
tvf.iiiny creek .r Trad.lp!ia 90 wet iL ON"
county. West NIr.inin. ini bounded 1' 70 low
Rerinninr AZ an tin corner 90 the hillside
thstc. south g u. gr,, .'as, ~ ~ pole. to hH
elm corner Inside Gu-hIfls i"rcrI ih'h''
MOTH ~ degrees "cst - pnies ,' ar ..
more. theme. north - i-srr.- vest - ~ T"
,,,,ics "a a dead white OAK. THENCE norm ~
iegr..s west n 35lG lc."~ TO 70 -u'iI H''
thence south 81 H"rrr"- west ni l"''' 10 '"'
south abu'il.ut of thr HDu bHd-r ti'b'.
ror,b A. drnrcss Nt-f o., '-+liU police lo JUG
,b,,ce North "a, ,lr fr,.- w.st 3g1f DJpol''
a. 4. tax. usar turfl ieru-t 80 ihr 't"n
,t..,,cc nofft - @. % brrcli uf ~. jose corner,
tLeu. south 81. degrees rust lppoi', ly q p, ~.
more. thence south 81 d"Er'es risi 80 ~ ~
poles 90 ,tonr. thence norm 90 49, 80. -
~ 100 pole, 10 % young walnut uttin' -"n.h ~
door. - oa>t q 500 pole. 90 efou" 300 the iuu
hence north AZ. degrees cast - ~ 10 lni,' g.
a stone: thence uorth va u' -'r'a '-,1 u ~ Nv
mole. 10 o stone. thence south ~ c'-f' ~, r
sttpu uol.s 90 -logc, in'icr uu5ih "'t4 -'
gree east . ii-lUl pole, to ,'"n"' 'i,h. ",',"
Az decree, east 70 ltiuJ pole, to % stone th"hr
rnrth ~ degrees east H-lpO pole, Toy iAi1,
F.t stone. thence north IS degrees rN.t =. 10 ~
,,l-, to AL .ln. boz the run, ih"hcr -nnlh ,'
-. ,...t I'M poles O. nu elm corner 40 itr u
g,nniur containing ~ acres aud - Io."-' ~
c-utiur thefeffum part thereof MNl'N y
i..i,nJ~I a- follows. b-giunih- - stone i"l-
IA r on the west side o. Isn ara Huh lh'n'.
soi,th ~ degrees vest " - H. poles T. - !ouhk
iiqcE walnut: thence south ~ degree west -
~ ian rol.. 20 a stone. theme north ~ e'2f'~-
-, uolc. 10 a stone. thence south ~ 40 gre
...f ROLES 20 q stone. thence south - desf''s
cast Il pole, to stone; thence norm - E"s t'-s
east q 23-lO0 poles o. The beginning contain
iug wo acres.
TERMS OF SALE-One-thifd Of the pufchA
money and as much more ~ the pufrt H''f may
elect 10 pay m clsh. and the = tinlh1', D." ~
equal annual payments with uitttr-l rom 80.
drv Of sale. payable annually. TIE rufc.a ~
,iving nj. notes secured hs deed m trust on
Inc property FOR the deferred paymrini-.rs
Special CON mis-lpuer-
hs-ebv certify that The above nnmeQ specia
commissioner has given bopl ahd saclr!iJ ~
r.auired bv law aud She laid decree.
JOHN " MITCHELL Clefk.
Wheeling, ". Va, Nov ?. ~ d''e'l'4F
sy The above sale has been adIourn~l unu
SATURDAY. JANUARY r. 1871 at Tie SAINT
time and place. j. JyN 70
drSsraWi Special 'oiuiil'-''"'i'
B-rhs abass SALE has been adjourned uut
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY "a. 1881 AZ same um'
and plsc.. IF. JOSS.
ia2iw4satI Special Couilir-.Dn'f-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-13

500. 8sul Z d,ii,. j. B. y iiiaiu ID. fsn .oiii
IetDeru S,n l0sk hni cincinnati With fesu.
hule Sleeper between Washington and Louis
yIlir
3f.4t.- Wh.hiustou ~ % l1. 900 ani o.
rive, . Charleston hf ll..ln o. m., Huntington
at :. ~ b. m.
So i...r. rs iIng'un Ht sHla m and nr
rsr- ,l.rI..t.n .. .o ID. t., huntn- 900
af -.tIH
SOL, and have Pullman e.erprrs o'tN''n
gfu~,uaafil ud WH-h.agfou. s. ..li thiu hriNFru
4 Cincinnati aud Oid Point daily.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-13

WHEELING x ELM GROVE
~ RAILROAD on snd after Monday.
peccuh Q i,r. l-sJ, trains will cuu as ial4o 's-
lty lile-
r-- ID. i......,.. Leave Sim Grove
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-13
GoyERNMESTs-Dull and steady.

STATES-DuI ana Ste"uN.
RAupoAps-Quiet; sales sl,4Us,0OO.
SrocN,-Thc stock market to-day was
inclined to be heavy, though displaying a
arm undertoue throughout the forenoon
I'm, later i'm She day gave way materially
under pressure of short safes and closed
lower The room was inclined to the bear
side however, and nearly all the room
traders were found on that side before the
end of the day The bears raided most OF
;he leading shares, including Westrral
Union. and attempted to extend
tho drive to other Gould stocks,
but found Missouri Pacific so strongly
supported that they were unable to make
any impression upon it, The downward
movemen, had come completely to a stand
Sill before delivery hour and the traders
began to cover ia the last hour with th'
eject of causing a slight rally and ih'
/ market closed firm at better than the low
est urlres Final changes are al IN 'h'
direction Of lower prices Sugar lost s.. ~ ~
Ial,e shore IA. and Louisville and Nash
vj,Ic1i. Sale 1885, S6 shares. Quotations
closed bid
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-13

Adams express, 80. AtleIl'@" -
nrass rs: Canada Pacific, 80 Cen
RAJ Pacific. ~; Chesapeake and ONO
isl. do first preferred, 81 do second pre-
forrs,j. 997 Chicago and Alton. l25; Chic"
90 burlington and Quincy, sji5 Deiawar'
and Hudson. 1879. Delaware. LacSaw"nhl
and Western, 49,; Denver aud ~,
n. Ft WAYNE 10; Illinois Central
~, Lake Shore. lll4i; Michigan Central
n,.e1frrrej o.. Missouri Pacific ".
gortsern Pacific >. Go. preferrec, u
Northwestern. 1866. do preferred; 10
New York Contra, l02'4; Oregon Trans rams
continental. Isl; Pacific Mail, 81
I PHoria Decatur and Evansville, -
! pittsburg. las. Pullman Pa'ace Car; w
md San Francisco. -: do. preferred, -
40 srst preferred. 80; St. Paul. 81:
IN preferred lll9; St Paul, Minneapon
sD6 Manitoba. lJSi3 -. Naul aad On INA
d. d., do preferred. - Texas Pacific Ia,
/ CTni9n Pacific, 40 United States ~
oroes O., Western Union so'-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-13

tftttfA 10 aNAAhN ANHf
Drrci roufe Go Marietta. Parsrr.bu-c. Point
Peasant. Hpnungf,u. Asllnul. Portsmouth
and Cincinnati Also GOO Charleston. CLIFTON
tor-" sud Stanton. Ma .an4 JOHNSTON aud
Louisville. ~.
Tine Table effective January 10. i,4i
rDaily. fDllh except Su.In.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-13

hereby certify that the above named special
commissioner has given bopa ahd s'e1f!'J h
required bv law aud She sali decree.
JOHN ". MITCHELL. Clefs.
Wheeling, ". Va, Nov ?, ls.J drle'ai42i
The southern argus., 1891-06-18
Galena Cuttings.

Bonds voted for the smelter-
Quite number Of buildings are be.
ing erected.-We wish the South.
ERN ARGUS long and happy life. II
YOU wish ii long life su bscribe for ii
and send in Your advertisements
Call TO see W. H. Greene for confec-
tionery, lunch and fine fruits; South
Main street.-We think when Gale
ia pays Joplin visit she will have
electric lights also. Hope she will
visit soon. OF course we couldn't
stand street cars. That would be too
much Of the good thing. Just the
same we are going to have two large
smelters, which will give employment
TO quite a number of hands and con
sumo the surplus mineral, thereby
creating a greater demand for it,
They have begun work. How is that !?
The Galena fire company turned
out for Joplin i'm great style on the 9th.
The streets Of Joplin We're beauti-
fully decorated and seemingly the
Joplinites We're Well prepared To re-
ceive aud entertain their guests
Most of the merchants took advantage
of the ''cut rates" and went to Joplin
w purchase HOONs.--- ne Modern
Light stated that Mr.. Greene Of
Columbus failed To make the required
per cent in the examination of teach
ers for the Columbus city schools. III
such was her Information we would
say it is false. Mr.. Greene passed the
examination all right and received
his certificate AZ the other teachers did.
We will not say more unless VIE are
compelled to defend him. We can
write any number of volumes nth this
Onc thing. People Will lie, il 1t IL only
in bed.-Our town II said t0 have
between 1000 and 5000 inhabitants.
What more /? Good lead deposits, most
mines Welding All abundance at lead
and jack. Active citizens, Kind and /
generously hat more We are build |
ing and improving all the time, trying |
To keep pace with the times and other /
progressive cities.-What more. then ? /
We need electric lights for fear some /
one may stumble and fall i'm the dark /
and no one would know what bee anne
of him.
The southern argus., 1891-06-18

WHAT THEY SAY OF us.

r. nj. Woods, al enterprising color
ed gentleman who will in short time
begin the publication Of new paper
at Baxter Springs, called on us Friday.
The paper will be called "THE SOUTH
ERN ARGUS" devoted 10 the interests
Of the county, but more particularly
TO the .colored race. Mr.. Woods seems
like acapable gentleman and we have
no doubt but his new venture will
prove success. 1t has our best wishes.
Short Greek Republican.
The southern argus., 1891-06-18

The National Educational Associa-
ton meets at Toronto, July, 1891.
Tickets will be put Oh sale about July
5, and it's understood that they will
be good until September 30. For fur
ther information address Prof. j. N.
Wilkinson, state manager, Emporia,
Kan, or Mr.. III. J. Hill, Toronto, Can.
is there not ona aalared Kansas teach
Ell who expects to go?
The southern argus., 1891-06-18

There is a little town III Kansas call
ed Baxter. The people there have on
their literary fighting clothes. They
sent the Columbian literary a chal-
lenge which has been referred to the
people Of Quindaro. 1t certainly was
not meant for Kansas City, Kansas. =
American Citizen.
The challenge, without doubt, was
meant for the Columbian Literary So
ciety Of Kansas City, Kan.
The southern argus., 1891-06-18

{. II. Clark, recently of Kansas
City, has accepted position with the
Baxter Springs Manufacturing Co.
You remember that Mr.. CLARK was
cashier in the Baxter bank some wears
ago and we canrot truthfullv boast of
more active and thorough going
business man.
The southern argus., 1891-06-18

The treasurer of Shawnee county,
Kan, reports that he has received
County Clerk ]. M. Browns books and
finds them @. X. Give Brown anoth-
Ell term.
The southern argus., 1891-06-18

The ARGUS realizes the fact that for
one to be understood he must be heard
and if it is not convenient to hear him
he must be read.
The southern argus., 1891-06-18

The principles Of the peoples party
have a large per cent Of democratic
flavor. is it a democratic annex p
The Freeman.
Yes; and The peoples and the demo
cratic party will we'd in '92.
The southern argus., 1891-06-18

Let us see to it that we patronize the
business men who patronize colored
enterprises before we do those who do
rnnf
The southern argus., 1891-06-18

Some of the Galena PRESBYTERIAN
people will give concert i'm this city.
Thursday evening, the 18th inst, the
proceeds OF which are to be used i'm Sc
curing the foundation Of their elitice
which Is now threatend with a cave
In. Give them good house.
The southern argus., 1891-06-18
EDITORIAL NOTES.

We want 1900 subscribers BY Sep
TENDER is, '91.
The southern argus., 1891-06-18

All matter for publication must
reach this Office by Monday noon.
The southern argus., 1891-06-18
THE NORMAL.

The fifteenth annual session of the
Cherokee County Normal Institute
will be held at the usual place, Column
bus, beginning July 6, 1891, and con
tinuing four weeks. Judging from
the preparations which are being
made for il, it will certainly be one of
the most successful that has been con
Quoted at that place for more than a
half decade of summers. IL behooves
every teacher in the county. and es-
pecially every young teacher, and
those who expect 10 become teachers,
10 avail themselves Of the advantages
of this special summer drill in the diff
ferent branches OF their school room
work which may be had for the com
ing, plus one dollar.
Conductor, w. G. Lansdon: instruct
ors. Geo. +. Rose, Fred Deem. Mrs. &.
+. Menninger. Anna Widman, su-
perintendent
The conductor and the instructors
all come highly recommended. Board
ing terms are easy. Call at the office
OF the uperiuteudent for list of
boarding places.
1t Is the intention to carry out the
three years graded course adopted last
year by the state board. Everyone
who can make ii convenient to attend
the normal should make an effort TO
that course
The southern argus., 1891-06-18

Elk Congressman b. w. Perkins ana
Hon. Geo. p. Abrams Of Washington.
ID. O., visited the new tow nsite or
Miami and other points in Indian ter
ritory few days AGO.
The southern argus., 1891-06-18

wv. q. Martin and Misses Nettie
Doty, Cynthia Nj. POINTER, Mary Nc
elaine, Susie Carter and Ora Neff. are
getting ready 10 attend The Cherokee
county Normal Institute which con
yenes at Columbus, july 3, I'll.
The southern argus., 1891-06-18

Rev. Frank w. Otto would pension
every needy union soldier, but not a
single confed.
The southern argus., 1891-06-18

Corcoran art gallery in this city has
refused admission TO a coIored artist
who held ticket of admission to the
art class. The fight is still going on
and the managers of the gallery are
reticent in regard to the matter.
The southern argus., 1891-06-18

No one charges the alliance party
with not wanting class legislation.
The southern argus., 1891-06-18
0RITT AIRY.

Rev. y. Ii. Copper. the former pas.
tor Of the A. NJ. Z. church at Marshall.
Mo-, died on the 18th OF Nav last.
Rev. Copper was Jealous christian
worker for his creed aud his race.
His many friends bemoan his taxing
of.
The southern argus., 1891-06-18

s. s. Steel's little child died last
Saturday.
The southern argus., 1891-06-18

Subscribe for The SOUTHERN ARGrs.
The southern argus., 1891-06-18

Why she failed: She scorned such
things as teachers meet ings. and
never wasted her time at them. -
The Fountain.
Arizona republican., 1891-03-13
NEW TO A TENDERFOOT.
The Ancient Red Bat Show, as Seen at
 Maricopa.

The Ancient Red Bat Show, as Seen at
 Maricopa.
 Frcm the St. Louis Globe Democrat.
 j. c. Martin, of Chicago, a tourist, savs One of the most amusing in- cidents on the southern overland route occurs at Maricopa, Ariz. The ride has been tedious from Casa Grande, when suddenly, just before slowing down at Maricopa, the porter comes through the Pullman and says: "Ladies and gentlemen, if you step out on the plat form you can see the great Maricopa bat, the tiercest of winged creatures, which sucks a mans blood like the Mexican vampire. This unique 'specimen was caught in the Maricopa Mountains, after a fearful struggle" It sounds precisely like the speech of man in front of a side-show at a circus, and everybody laughs and adjourns to the platform. There, in the station, is big box, care fully covered with tarpaulin and bear ing the legend: "Warning-.Liit the cover with cane, as the great Maricopa but is dangerous and will bite."
 Finally fellow lifts the cover eau tiously at one corner with an umbrella, ladies crane their necks and prepare to start back, when lol the cover lifted, an innocent brick is found suspended by string. This joke on the tenderioot always causes an adjournment to the adjacent saloon, and is probably a de- wee oi this worthy to increase his trade
Arizona republican., 1891-03-13

AN important decision was reached last week on the steel question in the Navy. It has been insisted, all along. that only steel manufactured by what is known us the "open hearth" method is fit for construction processes. This has been regarded as so indisputable that when conference of steel makers was held at the Department some months ago, it was not allowed to be called in question. A New England company, however, has lately succeeded in per suading the secretary to test plates made by them according to the undorrated Clapp-Grifiiths method- that of blowing air through molten iron, which has the effect of burning out impurities. Over two hundred plates have been submitted to the severest tests as respects elasticity, toughness and strength, and the report of the board was so satisfactory that the use of Clapp-Grifiiths steel has been authorized in naval construction. This will take away the monopoly of produc- tion from the only two establishments in the country which could manufacture by open hearth" process-Carnegie' and the Bethlehem Iron Works and bring to an end the exasperating delay in the production and delivery of steel for our ships undergoing construction.
Arizona republican., 1891-03-13

MIR. FISHER introduced bill in the Assembly yesterday that should receive the prompt and unanimous endorsement of both houses. It is to prohibit the sale of liquor to drunkards and minors, and prohibit the sale of cigarettes to children. No one questions the wisdom and good of such law. In fact we be- lieve the better class of liquor men all favor it, as we'll as do the temperance advocates. In many saloons are notices forbidding the presence of minors, and confirmed drunkards are refused liquor. Unfortunately there are leeches in the liquor business who will sell to drunk ard, minor or anyone so long as he can produce the money to buy. It is to reach these enemies of society that the bill is aimed, and also to protect those who are morally too weak to help them selves. The evils of the cigarette are too well known to need describing. In almost every State in the Union their sale to children is forbidden, and Ari- zona should take tine same precaution in behalf of her coming generation. Let the bill be passed.
Arizona republican., 1891-03-13
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS,

General George w. Fulton died a, Toledo, O., yesterday.
 It is rumored at Newport that the steamer Trinidad is lost and all the crew drowned.
 The Rhode Island Democratic State Convention yesterday unanimously re. nominated the entire State ticket.
 The executive committee of the Worlds Fair yesterday appropriated sl6C.,OOO for cash premiums for live stock.
 Three men were killed by the explo- sion of boiler at the Birmingham saw rnill, near Efiingham, Ills, yesterday morning.
 Eight hundred weavers employed at the Atlantic mills, Providence, R. l., struck yesterday on account of alleged excessive fines.
 Information has been received at Hamburg, by private cablegram from Chili, to the effect that President Bal maceda had been murdered.
 The Supreme Court of Ohio yesterday rendered a decision in the case of the Board of City Affairs of Cincinnati, hold ing that the law under which it was created was unconstitutional.
 The Collector of Customs at New York las been instructed to admit free of duty case of paintings from Germany imported by Mrs. Leland Stanford, of California, for presentation to the ca- thedral at Sacramento.
 General Isaac B. Moore was found lead yesterday in his hotel at Baltimore with pistol wound in his head. The general had been feeling unwell for a iew days and, 1t is supposed, killed him. self in a fit of despondency.
 The Jefferson Insurance Company of New York, will retire from business after an existence of sixty-seven years. The reasons given for re tiring are, de- preciation in values, small profits and poor prospects for improvement.
 The gable of synagogue at Mezel. Westphalia, which has been unsafe for some time, collapsed and number of were buried under the ruins. So far four bodies have been recovered and the search is still proceeding.
 It is said at the Navy Department that the official report of the trial board | on the gunboat Bennington, not vet submitted, will show that the vessel failed to develop the horsepower re- quired by contract, by nearly 900. The great Wood street fire in Pitts burg was not entirely subdued until 4 o'clock yesterday morning, but the flames kept within the boundaries of the Germaine building. The loss will be about S3OO,OO0; insurance, $225, ,OOO.
 A sensation was sprung at the annual meeting of tine Union Switch and Signal Company, at Pittsburg, yesterday, when he control of the concern was taken out 'f the hands of the Westinghouse in- erests, by the election of an entirely new board of directors.
Arizona republican., 1891-03-13

SOME of the legislators, in their efforts at consolidation, seem to lose sight of the tact that the organic law prohibits the Governor from receiving any pay or emolument excepting that provided by the National Government. To try to compel him to add the duties of Prison Commissioner, member oi the Board of Equalization, and sundry other offices to his present labor is certainly laying it on pretty heavy.
Arizona republican., 1891-03-13
The Columns of The Republican

Show the earnestness of its purposo lu the expansive thoroughness of its pev.. gathering methods, its carefully written editorials, and the exclusion from ii, columns of whatever would make it ob. jectionable for entering the family cir. cle-these evidences are most conclusiva that an intelligent and discriminatir, patronage is the kind sought for Be. sides giving full details of local occr,. enees and noteworthy events. special telegrams on all matters of interest to this Territory, as well as those regularly received through the Associated Press reports, will be published daily.