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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-07
Politics in Peasants County.

TO tie Editor Of ne Register:
ST. MARY's, w. VA, April ..
Politics in Peasants is warming up con-
siderable. The Democrats will hold
mass convention at ST. Mary's, April ii, to
select delegates TO the different conven-
tions. Judge Bennett is expected here TO
speak that day. For candidates peasants
will be for Capehart for Congress, Darrah
for Auditor, Armstrong for Superlntend-
ent and Il. H. Browse for Governor, If he
is a candidate; if not, Benn tt will likely
be our choice Hon. II. G.. Hammet will
likely be nominated for the Legislature, ID.
w. REYNOLDS or :. A. Gallaher for Sheriff,
and j. G. holland for Prosecuting Attorney.
Peasants may be counted on this fall Tor
$50 or 200 majority for the Democratic
ticket. The Republicans tried TO have a
mass convention at the Court House last
Saturday. They had big bills struck
for G.. w. Atkinson TO speak, and hired
brass band for the occasion. But, alas !!
the convention was a sad failure. There
were tifty-two Republicans there, mostly
from town Some of the country districts
were represented by men from Wood coua-
ty and some were not represented at all.
However, they went through the form OF
holding a convention, appointed themselves
delegates, had the band play a tune, slurred
all the Democracy Of the Nation, kicked
temselves sore, cursed the better element
of the part, in the county and went home.
II they will come out next Monday we
will show them how TO hold a convention,
and maybe next time they can do better.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-07
A Correction.
To he Editor Of hs Register:

To he Editor OF tbs Register:
SIR:-In looking over the proceedings
of the Ohio County Alliance at Elm
Grove, notice quite an error in regard
to the matchmaking of roads, which
has occurred in copying, that beg
leave to correct.
This was not resolution or demand,
as might be inferred from the reading
OF the article, but instead
should be construed as the
claims of Ohio county, which has
three main lines of macadamized
road running across the county, and
most of their feeders partially macad-
amized, making in all 81 miles Of macad-
amized road, which we respectfully re-
fer to our Representative in Congress
and the PostmaSter-General. These
claims we present supporting the free
delivery of mail in the rural districts Of
Ohio county, which has "a population of
nearly $4,000, confined to an area Of
about 100 square miles.
FRANK c. Cox,
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CUT THIS OUT

About April LIST E. b Potts will occupy the
large new stores 1000 and 1908 Main street and
l6 10 20 Tenth street, Suspension Bridge corner.
with a full line OF Clothing, Hats, shoes and
Furnishing Goods. This is the largest ana hnest
store OF the kind in the State.
Before removing we quote. toe oso out, Child.
ren's Shoes az Zoe, zoe, SIC, 1Sc, 63c.d%c and
SIC up all solid bargains and trade winners.
See our Ladies Fine Shoes at &c, Sl.25,
81 81, 81 45 and S1.S7, and wonder how we
eau do II.
Mems Fine Shoes at 97c. S1.10. S125.
2I37. alas. Sligo up, all leaders aud
matchless in price
BOYS Suits at SIC. csc. s1.1S, Si.37.
@I62 up. worth double the money OF no sale.
Mems Pants at I8c, CSC, SIC, 01c and Si.1S
up. See our great leaders In Mems Pants NJ
SI.1S. worth $500.
Bows Pants at 19c, 29c, SOC up, hard TO get
at this price .. -.
S4.5Oup. We lead the world in low prices.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-07

consecratsd to the birth of the Father OF
his Countryn: the second, to the birth OF
the nation: and the third Is observed as
dav of Misunderstanding to God for His mani
fold blessings TO the nation. On those days,
when the usual OCCUPATIONS OF Efe are sus-
pended. every citizen has leisure to study
and admire the political institutions OF ms
country. and to thank God for the oenedlc-
tons that He has poured out on US as
people.
The annually recurring nonoayS
will create and develop in their minds a
knowledge Of our history and admiration
for our system of government. 1t will
help. also. 10 mold our people into unity OF
political faith. BY the young, especially,
are HOLIDAYS welcomed with keen delight;
and as there is a natural, though uncon-
scious. association in the mind between
the civic festiVity and the cause that gave
il birth, their attachment TO the day Will
extend TO the patriotic event or to the men
whose anniversary is celebrated.
NOT A CRIME TO BE PARTISAN.
Sixth-The maintenance of party lines
is an indispensable means for preserving
political purity. One party watches the
other takes notes of It's shortcomings, its
bluuders and defects; and it has at its dis
posal the means for rebuking any abuse OF
power on the part OF the dominant size, oy
appealing to the country at the tribunal OF
the ballot-box.
Political parties are the outcome of po-
litical freedom. Parties are not to be con-
founded with factions. The former con-
tend for principle, the latter struggle for
a master.
To iurists and statesmen these consider
atoms NAV seem trite, elementary and
commonplace. But like all elementary
principles, they are of vital import. They
should be kept prominently in view before
the people, and not obscured in maze OF
wordy techncalities. They are landmarks
10 guide men in the path of public duty,
and they would vastly contribute to the
good order and stability Of the Common
wealth if they were indelibly stamped on
the heart and memory of the American cit
izen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-07

IL WdhcS ITO urea
People ask me-is marriage a fall
ure? OF course faint s'pose I
don't know nv biz-what am l
here for?" If the women only
keep healthy they keep in good
spirits and cupid is in demand. Let
every enfeebled woman know this
there's a remedy thst'll cure her,
the proofs positive.
Here's the proof-if it doesn't do
you good within reasonable time,
report the fact to its makers and
get your money back without a
word-but you won't do it
The remedy is DR.. Pierce's Favor
lite Prescription-snd it has proved
~ IF the Wright remedy in nearly
S SS;Is Soi ii.aq female weakness. 1t is
DiarrhOea. Is. 1t won't cure every
by Druggists mas done more TO build
i + SI Bend broken down wo-
winslOw's sOOthiher medicine kn0Wn.
ether kind
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FOR SALE.

bargain. 2 Ave roomed houses. b. ana6B
Eighteenth street, $500 Look thisup.
story brick. 1857 Chapline street. t.W
Two-story brick, 1851 Chapline street
That olegant new two-story brick bulldinL
five rooms and store room. all modern improve
ment. situated Nos 1884 and 1883 South jacob
street. A bargain ~ taken now.
Two-story brick. i've rooms and store room
1915 Wood street, 1900.
You can buy LOT In upper Benwood, rear
new street car barns, Tor 800
-Four lots In oilchrisrs addition Island, Wv
each.
Two lots in McNschen (Marylynn) t35o saca.
-Four lots on line OF electric road WOODS o..
Eighth ward, t<o zach. Nov 10 the time 70 boy
This section Of the city 10 growing. and pfopef'
g Is rapidly Increasing in Valuation. 80
100 acres Florida timber land, $3.50 or Tia
trade.
number Of Pleasant Valley lots, fforhas
on the pike, At low prices. Buy now.
FOR RENT.
Store room and dwelling Nos. 1881 ana ~
Jacob street.
Store room No 1868 Market street.
Store room aod dwelling, No. 1875 WOOD tlfs'A
Money 10 loan. GEO. J. HATHleOf,
Telephone No. i07. 1910 Cbapllbs street
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$40 East 10Th St New York city.

$40 East 10th St, New York city
e9y-Dr. Greene, the successful specialist, in
curing all forms OF nervous and chronic dis
eases, So W. 14th Street, New York, can be con
suited FREE, personally or by letter. Call or
write him about the case, or send for symptom
blank to ell out and letter fully explaining
the disease, giving advice, &c, will be returned
frpp
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-07
FOR SALE.

Splendid farm, 10 acres. nine miles s,s'a
city. Cheap.
House OF six rooms, 27so chapIIrs 'r'ss
$40
House Of FIVE rooms on Fourteenth street
House OF three rooms 10 FIRST ward. t-J
House Of four rooms on Eighteenth VIZ
HOO.
Two very desirable lots on South Front ''f''A
Island; cheap.
Lots at Edgineton Lane, $50.
Fine sir.roomsd brick house on Eof ,fs..
siIth ward. cheap, and on easy terms. Foes"
sion given Apfil lat. -.
sineToomed brick house on Thirty sif.st
Sixth ward. In splendid repair, all mo1efs
proy.ments. Lot s2rif5.. This 10 esishs..
Lots on South Chapline, Eof and JAZZ
streets. $50 20 800 each.
Business house on Market street ..
Business house On chsplins and TTsniJ''i'
streets. -.
Building site for dwelling on T-ssiysis'
street, $3.50.
Large lot at McNschss. Ground ioof~
Very cheap. -
seven room brick house. Ferty-sfsi 81
Wood streets. Full lot. 500, on essv -.
House Of eight rooms, with modem 49,, ~.
seven lots sosioo feet in Yilsn, wbyis as
Gallagher addition; price 600 70 100 escs a..
Corner one-hslf lot on hcCoiiocs asa
mont stfests
Choice lots In Clend.ls on easy tsrna -.
One OF the best Manufacturing sites
city. fronting on two railroads.
% acres adjoining Elm Grove. cheap. "a,
sl.00O. 800. t2OoD and 1900 70 loao % ~
FOR RENT.
Lsrgs hall. second eoor. on hsfks' '3'''
it0zi00 feet.
NESBITT IL DEVINk.
mas HB Market si'se-
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Fourteen shades of real Jap
anese Silk are going to be
sold at ffty-nine cents per
yard. They were woven in
Japan and dyed in Lyons,
France; are twenty-seven
inches wide, and as good as
you've had from us before at
ninety cents.
The new designs in Shan
tong Pongees at twelve
and one-half cents a yard, al
most equal the effects of fig
ured India Dress Silks at
one dollar.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-07
DUBLIC SALE.

BY virtue Of the authority vested I'm ne By ihi
will OF Louis Lunsford, deceased, We VIII con-
mencing at 10 O'Clock "a. m, on "WEDNESDAY
APRIL aDTH. 1924 offer az public sale 20 h'
highest and best bidder. AZ the north 'front.' DOT
OF the oury House. In the city OF Wheeling ne
following resi- estate. The Lunsforj hone
stead, containing about four and one hall acre,
on which there 10 located q frame dwelling
house and other improvemv nts. Aho tore
lots fronting on the National Road. 81 3Aw
1854 each Also one lot fronting ON the Afs-
nue., % by .52.
The four and onehalf acres will be o5ersdr
a who.c or In four separate parts, as mayh
deemed best for the estate on day Of safe.
Terms or Stationed lrd or moro cash. bal
auce In o, and two years. with interest from
the day Of sale, deferredy ynents 70 I've secures
by decd OF trust o. l.. HOLIDAY,
G.. LAMB,
Executors OF Louis Lunsford, Deceased
The ABOVE property Is situated Ia the yill,s.
OF l.eatherwood, Ohio county. w Va. plh
of the same can be seen at the Bank Of Nh.,F
ing. apSd
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MADAME GOFF,

VI ter Of the evening in our Americana
srfived iu the city N ba cast forth from
smith. and can be foR 49,. - -
VaDKsgreG. where She 9 ctazens ana a2ho
vast present aud iUure -
ltss matters. Size viii tell lShment \t0' 81 lor
your welfare in love. domestic enornAtrnd Jaw
suits. Can be consulted from - =. m 70 I'm,
snd from D. m. TIL p. m. All interviews
strictly confidential Madame Con VIII remain
in the city = short tine only. mE-Oe&ah
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-07
ENCOURAGEMENT.
FOR. SHERIFF.

To me Democrats Of OhtO County,
] hereby announce myself as a candidate for
the Office OF Sheriff OF Ohio county, subject 70
the decision Of the Democratic primaries
most respectfully ask for your votes and infu-
ence lfe93e, gGdhl K. A. MCCABE.
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announcements.
A INVOLVEMENT.

FOR 8 Fl E r. I 2 e.
[ hereby announce myself candidate for the
Office OF Sheriff OF Ohio County. subject 10 the
decision Of The Democratic Primaries, and re-
spectiuly solicit the support and aid OF all
Democrats 10 secure for me the nomination.
A. A. FRANZHEIM.
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Room No. 9. city Bank building.
Dor Sale --asenl Gstats.

L,OR SALE-THREE LARGE LOTS WITH
II one dwelling house and three nice green
houses Inquire OF JOHN HELLSrERN, IA
Twenty.ninth street frt,dt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-07

CLENN'S RUN w
" GARDENING FARM FOR RENT.
The home place OF the late Philip Reilly.
hereby offered for rent. The Mansion Hou,.
1srce brick. and about % acres OF land .itT,..
on Glenu's Run, three miles north OF the-ciiy /,
very desirable for gardening purposes and is,,
Anil /. lspo. THOS. O'BRIEN,
For the Trustees OF the Reilly Estate.
Telephone 439. igsA
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TcoR RENT AND FOR SALE earns !,
i RreisrEn Counting Room, 5 cts. esc1 At
NOR RENT-BRICk DWELLING. NJ
II Main street, with u rooms and eos. y
fences. In good repair. Inquire OF A. c'ss
DEN. Sherifrs Office. City building nrsSsAskE
TNOR RENT-NEw BRICK HOUSE, WIZ
II All modern improvements, = kourt.ssiaa
street.. from February list. Will he ieSsei t,..aa
term OF yesrs TO right party. Apply at on. !.
City Water Board. AS
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FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.
H. d. HENRY,

Real Estate Agent. Collector aud Notary Puhla
once No 1921 ohsplins St., Wheeling. WA
mrl1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-04
A MOTHERS PRIDE.
The Beautiful Gid Of q Well-KnoVn
Lady.
Startling and Alarming Condition sud
denly Developed.
Beyond All Hope aud Skill OF the Doctors.

The most beautiful and lovahle thing on
Garth Is a little child; Is II any wonder mat
The heart aches hardest when the httle one,
tho brightest star in the worlds ornaments,
suffers In the grasp OF a terrible disease.
An can therefore understand the bitter
and heart felt grief 81 Mrs. II. IL watson
a 1913 Bloomingdale street, worcester,
Mass. when her darling little four-year-oid
cbfld. child OF most singular sweetness
and beauty. WAS seized with severe and
serlous nervous disease and parents alone
can appreciate the depth Of her joy and
thankfulness when the little IDOL OF her
h, art was suddenly snatchcd back from the
grave as IL We're after doctors ana irlehuS
had given up all hope.
We will let the happy mother tel TIC
story.
"Mv little daughter. Ethel May, was ter
ribly and alarmingly sick She had twenty
six commissions I'm two years. Her nerves
were very weak. her appetite very bad;
she could not sleep nights, her limos would
draw up. and she suffered. oh, so much'
She was as yellow as saffron, ana weak
and delicate.
"Our local doctors gave her mp saying
she could not be cured.
But. thanks 10 n wonderful medicine,
she Is now perfectly well and healthy.
This remedy is Dr. Greene's Neryura blood
and nerve remedy, and it has completely
cured my little girl"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-04

Eormvile Va. Oct. Especial
,oiI;aonce reached here to-day of fatal
accident 70 . Young lady in Appomattox
conn,v who was killed by freight train
saturday night about Z o'clock. FROM
What ha. been learned IL is probably
case of suicide, or, at any rate very
singular accident. ILL.,. -.
,;,-nd with her parents seven miles DIS
49, from the Norfolk and Western rail-
rond Her parents are highly respectable
,oorio In the neighbOrhOOd in which thcy
rrosiJe Although Annie had never shown
49, st,.ongcness in her actions prior TO
~ occasion. she left home Saturday
evening without telling any one OF her
intentions. and at 5:3O o'clock she was
missed by the family ana search VIE
instituted. which was kept Nj al hlsht ~
her family and friends.
About dark that night, as west-bound
freiglt train was plunging. along ut a
rapid speed the engineer had sounded ms
whistle near Gloyer's crossing, and had
turned his head 70 look back for the green
lights on the rear Of his train. Then
looking forward the form of a woman
was seen wearing long bonnet in a few
feet of his engine. In the excitement ana
darkness of the hour it appeared to the
engineer that she was walking dellber-
ately towards the engine. In a moment
she was struck by the engine and in
stantly killed. Her head was severed
from her body and her body was terribly
mangled. The engineer was pOwerless
to stop his train in time TO save her life:
After she was killed the authorities
could not identify her until next day. Her
parents are unable to account for the
girls strange actions in leaving home
without saying anything to them about
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-04

Another grateful mother is Mrs. Henry
Fry who resides Mt 4 Flint place South
Boston. Mass. She too had n daughter who
suffered terribly from 81. Nitus Dance, an
alarming nervous affection. but by the same
marvellous remedy her child has also been
restored 10 perfect health.
Here is what she says:
MY daughter. twelve years Old became
effected with S. Vitus Dance. | nj once
placed her under the care Of physicians at
the Boston Dispensary. where she was treat
cd for three months. She grew worse, until
she entirely lost her speech, and the right
arm became useless ! tried other remedies
without benefit
Finally | began the use Of DR.. Greene's
Neryura blood and nerve remedy and be-
fore finishing one bottle she could talk She
has now used six bottles and she talks as
well as ever. has perfect use OF her arm
and is wonderfully improved in all respects.
"The effect Of this wonderful medicine
in her case has excited great interest in
many neighbors and friends who are ac-
quainted with the facts
With such evidence Of the marvellous
power to cure disease that DR.. Grcene's
Neryura blood and nerve remedy possesses,
no mother who regards the welfare Of her
child will hesitate for an instant to give II
this great medicine. cure IS sure The
remedy can be got at the druggists and is
purely vegetable and perfectly harmless to
give TO children Of any age. 1t Is the pre-
scriptlon and discovery Of DR.. Greene, OF
35 west Fourteenth street. New York, the
eminent specialist in curing nervous and
chronic diseases. who can be consulted free
In regard TO any case, personally or by
letter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-04
An Excursion From Indiana.

Winston, n. c., Oct, ESPECIALLY
party of forty-fve old North Carolinians
arrived in the State to-day on an excur-
sion from Indiana. Many of them have
been residents of the Hoosier State since
the war They scattered out to visit
relatives in different portions of this
State. They will return home, they say,
ia time to vote for Grover Cleveland.
Peter A. Wilson, ST., one of Winston s
early settlers and prominent citizens, died
yesterday, aged sixty-seyen. He was one
of the charter members of the Winston
Masonic order and the first master of the
lodge. He twice represented the county
IN the General Assembly-once in the
House of Representatives and once In
the State Senate. He was frequently
elected commissioner, and also mayor of
Winston. He leaves a wife, three daugh-
tiers end three sons. Tie latter are well
kICwn business men here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-04
THE OLD NORTH STATE.
rerty.T Two Magnificent Floats VIII Appear
In the Grand Opening Procession.
Headquarters Prepared.

Raleigh. n. c., Oct 3.-Special.-Iha
hoard Of managers Of the Raleigh
Centennial. to be held October 18th to
DIST. met this evening and reported that
a was assured up to date that forty
two magnificent floats would appear III
the grand opening procession. Centen-
NAL Headquarters win be opened here
tomorrow at the corner of Fayetteville
street and Park avenue, and the Cen
tennial colors, oriole and red, will be
displayed in front. All indications now
point to the occasion az a grand success.
Mr.. T. X. Bruner, Worlds Fair com
missioner. Today received from Messrs.
Glenn. Brown and Willis b. Han,
Worlds Fair architects, of Winston, the
full plans of specifications of the Norm
Carolina building at the Chicago World y
Fair 1t will be a colonial structure
with ionic front. Accompanying the
drawings. which include full eievauoih
and ground plans, are printed specIn,.
cations in pamphlet form. inc "orS
was rendered by Messrs. brown anu
Hall with their compliments. MI. Brown
forwarded a copy of the plans ana speci-
fcations TO ID. H. Burnham, supervls-
ing architect and director Of the works
If the Worlds Fair. The lumber for
the building. most of which will be DO
mated. will be at once cut into proper
proportions under the supervision OF MT.
w. u. Ashley, ut the North Carohns
Car Works, and the work Will be pushed
with dispatch from now on.
The State Normal and Industrial
School for Girls, just completed at
Greensboro. will be opened tomorrow
with three hundred students. DIR. J. l..
Nj. Currie. agent Of the Peabody Fund,
aud Major :. NJ Finger, State superin-
tendent of public instruction of North
Carolina. will be in attendance and Will
make an address.
News is received here to-day that the
man Chatums. who abducted young
white girl at PittsborO. y. c., and car
ried her across the South Carolina line,
where he was arrested, has been sen
fenced to fifteen years in the peniten-
tiary in the Superior Court of Chatham
County.
News reaches here that the dwelling of
Mr.. William Mitchell. of ROesville. was
burned over his head yesterday morning
at 4 O'Clock by an incendiary. Mr..
Mitchell who is an old man, be rely es-
caped in his night apparel. Everything
In the house was lost, including a con-
siderable sum of money. There is no
theory for the cause Of the inctndiary
act. as it is not known that Mr. Mitchell
had an enemy. The house was an old
fashioned country home and comfort
able and valuable one.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-04
HINTON and Scot. in King william.

Bristoe Va, Oct. Especial. Eloquent
addresses were made here this morning
by Major John Scott and General Eppa
IIunton. Major Scott confined himself
chiefly to the tariff bill, and made forci-
be and eloquent speech. General Hun
ton sustained his well-known reputation
as distinguished speaker. and gave a
parallel view of the workings of the
Democratic and Republican parties. lie
told Of the economy of the Cleveland ad-
ministration and the extravaganza OF
Harrison's. The Tariff bill was then dis
cusscd, showing that it had been incrcas-
ed $150,000,00O since the passage OF the
Mckinley BILL and that the Southern pco-
pie are bearing one-third of it. General
Hunton said Cleveland had repeatedly
vetoed the pension bills, and Harrison
has always signed them. He then eX-
planned the horrors of the Force bill, en-
phasizing that if it should become a law
the country would always be under
Republican rule.
The case Of the Commonwealth against
James J. Florence, for the shooting and
killing of Charles Jones on the 9th Of
July last, was begun late this afternoon.
At this writing the witnesses for the
Commonwealth are being examined.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-04
A Runaway Marriage.

) Roxboro, n. c., Oct 3.-Special.--An
expectant-looking young couple alighted
from the south-bound train this after
noon, and asked the way 20 the hotel. and
also for the services of a minister. Their
request was granted, and Rev. L. n.
Iyey, Of the Methodist church, met them
OF a large number Of citizens united in
marriage Mr.. T. Y. Burch and Miss Lucy
Il. Pendleton. of Lynchburg, Va. II was
y runaway match The groom is young
merchant tailor of Lynchburg, aged
twenty-one. The bride is handsome
brunette of eighteen. and is q DAUGHTER
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-04
The New Club-The Public school.

Jetcrsville, Oct. g. Special.-The peo-
pie of this vicinity met September oath
and organized a Democratic club Of
about twenty-five members. with DIR. w.
g. Daley as president. They are very
hopeful of doing much good.
The Third party is strong in this neigh
borhood, hut very little is heard from
them in other parts of this county.
There is a bar-rOom here now for the
first time in year.
The public school opens to-day, with
Miss Poca Dalby teacher.