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SPRING SMILES.

In tho Nursery.-She-"But suppose I
do consent to marry you, what have
you to set up house on% He-"Well,
my bank account at present is over one
hundred cents, and have four pigeons
and papa has promised me canary on
my birthday" She-"Well, really, l
think we ought to be able to get along
under those circumstances, "-BoSIon
Beacon,
Clergyman-"You say you ara going
to marry again. You surprise mo. This
will make your fourth husband, will II
noE% She-"Yes, and as you per.
formed the ceremony each time, l called
TO 500 ii couldn't make some arrange
ment with you about getting discount
on the marriage fee through getting o
quantity,-Td-Bih
Father Visiting his son)-"Well, my
boy, you certainly don't seem TO DO
working very hard. ! notice that your
writing desks covered thick with dust"
Son-"Thats not my fault, father. Why
doesn't the landlady wipe 1t oh|-
Hiegende Bldetter.
Father-"Now, my son, consider tho
folly OF going away from home. Sup.
pose you should 60 into tho city, how
could you secure a jobb" Son-"Easy
enough. I'd 90 straight to the whole.
sale jobbors aud got one."-Rdte Fields
Washington.
Miss Wheat married Mr.. Corn, and at
the conclusion OF tho solemn service the
organ struck up, "What Shall the Har.
vest Boz" A jay in the amen corner
Yelled "NubbinsW And all this hap.
pened in West Virginia, near Welch.-
Sandy NcW Era.
"Ho's tho LATEST man l over saw.
Why, that man is too lazy to kill time"
"Thats 80. lie just lies around and
lots it die natural death. Washington
Star.
"Who are those girls playing four.
handed pieces on tho piano% Zone Of
them is the daughter Of the hostess"
"And her accomplish -Fiycade BLae:-
Ter.
Madge lat the play)-"Is it 'ophelia'
that always Voos mad? never can re-
member" mo half tho time 1t is the
audience. "-Amllsinq Journal.
$50 Dauber has goue on tho stage
How docs he do there?" Doesn't draw
any better than no did when he was q
painter. Vogue
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league in England, states that over
1900 pledges have been secured from
women who say they will not accept
the crinOline under any circumstances.
n. De Glers, Russia's G. o. IN, though
mentally vigorous, can not support the
weight Of his body, aud has TO be
wheeled about in q chair. His weak
ness is all in his lower limbs,
Phillips Brooks once said of the late
Gen. S. o. Armstrong; ale has been a
later Garrison, a later Lincoln, carrying
far forward the work the old enamel.
pators began"
New York city Is to have an enlarge
ment Of her. Carnegie Music hall, the
expense Of which, about $500, 900, will
be borne by its founder, Andrew Car
negie.
Walter H. Page, editor OF the Forum,
Is to deliver the GRAFTON at the com,
mencement exercises Of Roanoke col
lege, Virginia, June o.
shakespeare's birthplace, at STRAIT
ford.on-Avon, 10 in charge OF new custo-
dams, Misses r. F, and NJ. L, Hancock.
Miss Rose Cleveland, the Presidents
sister, sailed from London for New
York on the steamer EtyurIa last week.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Tho company which is to construct
an electric railroad between Philadel-
phia and Harrisburg, distance Of los
milus, has bought existing street rail-
ways Ia Lancaster. This purchase is
regarded rs an assurance that the road
will DO built. This will probably be
the Grst trunk line trolley.
Caroline Ryder Morrill,, n wealthy
young widow OF Chicago, died last week,
and her will directs that her estate, val.
ued ut SjOO,0OO shall DO divided equally
between her two children and LOWS $.
Perry. Mr.. Perry was sutton whom
she was to have married in the fall.
The damming OF tho Mojave river at
Victor, creating an artificial lake DinN
miles long, three miles wide and l3O
feet deep. sufficient TO irrigate 100000
acres Of desert land, Is project on foot
in San Bcrnnrdlno county, California.
A Philadelphia young man spent his
leisure timc during tho winter in
building II fine sail boat in his cellar,
and now discovers that thorcis no open.
ing large enough 10 get it out into the
open air.
Representatives OF Holland colonial
society aro negotiating for tho purchase
OF 10000 acres Of lnnd in fancy county,
Illinois, upon which Dutch agricHi'
tural socioty will be established.
Josiah Taylor, who diOd ncar Shori.
dan, Oregon. lately, at the ago Of l0i
years, was the oldest Of seven children,
all Of whom survived him. a sister,
aged so years, is the Youngest.
An ardent Carthage (Mo) woocr mot
n young woman for the first timO ono
day recently, and throo hours latOr he
proposed and was accepted. They were
married tho following day.
Ono Of the TOW patents issued by tho
Confederate government IL in possession
Of D. W. Hughes, Of Mexico, Mo. It Is
for brcoch plug for cannon.
A syndicate has boon formed to con.
atruCt nnl equip limo for conveying
power from Niagara Fails to the city Of
Albany, n. Y, mud way stations.
Thoro arc ton Cinnamon in this coun.
try for every American In China-about
10000 Of tho former to loss than |, 100
Of tho latter
Tho highest volcano IN popoCntnpctl,
Mexico, l7,7lS foot. with crater milo
in diameter and 1000 feet dccp.
Tho number Of persons to tho square
milo In England ic placed ut $50; In tho
United States at seventeen.
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GROSS IaNoRANoE
OF the Democratic state Organ Concerning
Its Party Leaders,

Pdrtersburd Saie Journal.
Il Is reported that Judge John j. IaekIon,
united States district judge for West YitRinlA
viii soon retire on account Of age, and that
President Cleveland will appoint United STATES
Senator Z. BOYD Faulkner n his place, In that
event II Is thought that Governor Faulkner viii
appoint either Capt John Sheridan, OF Pied
mont, W. Va, OF State Senator Chiffon 20 sue
coed Senator faulkneE.-Dtpdieh from RashlA0'
Ton IN RhsliH0 Regt'ief
This would be more important II II
were not so full OF mistakes,
In the first place, Judge John Jay
Jackson Is one Of the youngest men in
West Virginia. True, his beard and
hair are white, but he has more viRor
than hundreds Of young fellows oil
thirty, Any one who has heard him
charge q grand jury or sentence crlm'
inal will endorse this statement,
In the second place, there isn't any
such person as United States Senator Z,
Boyd Faulkner. Charles James Faux
ner Is the United States Senator. Z,
Boyd Faulkner is judge Of the Circuit
Court.
In the third place, there isn't any
such person as State Senator Chiffon.
Tho Ohiltons have about everything
else but none Of them Ia a state senator,
In the fourth place We have It from
Judge Jackson himself that he has no
thought whatever Of resignlng.
In the fifth place, Democrats never
resign,
With these few exceptions, the Reg,
isieF's dispatch IL probably correct
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Tho President ia represented to DO In
state oil mind about tho coming Of
Eulalia. Not no much about tho com.
ing rs tho receiving and trimmings. Ito
will receive hor with n coach aud four,
but this lie not tho hard parL
How shall no addroaa this royalty
mud representative Of royalSovoroignty ?
In case ho has occasion to drop her n
littlo note, how shall no opon ilro and
how ClOse7
"linlalia" sounds familiar "MIss
Eulnia" seems to have tho wrongtwang
Besides, sho Ia married, aud thoro Ia n
Mr. Eulnlia along "Nlta bourbon"
seems to leave bad kentucky tasto,
"Your Royal lIlEhnesa' compela some
admissions II IL awkward,
Tho finishing touches Of tho billet
douS would DO loss troublesome, The
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SAVED FROM CONSUMPTION.

Mr. benjamin Stewart, who Suffered from
the Results of Neglected Colds, Caused
by Exposure, Saved from the Grave by
Drs. Copeland, BOlI 4 Davis.
~ had palms through the chest and shoulders
running down my arms SO bad could not
sleep" says ME Stewart who Is employed ut tho
Standard MIL. Appetite poor. aud what little
did cat caused my stomach to hurt. sour
stomach or heartburn, had headache nearly all
the time over my eyes aud across the top OF my
head, ShortncH Of breath and palpItalion OF
heart, Tho heart trouble caused mo 10 lose
great amount OF sleep, Us II happened TO roll
over on my left side, would Waken up In q
hurry.
Ny bowels were Irregular constipation followed
by dlatrhga Had night sweatS which weak
oned me very much, Chils running down my
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PERSONAL POINTS.

Congressman Cannon, Of California,
Ia n native of Wcqt Virginia, where he
learned tho blacksmith trade, What
"schoolinp" ho hal hc received In II lOg
school house llu went tn California
whom eighteen years Of ngc, driving IN
oK.tonn overland before u railroad was
built across tho continent
Col. Amos a. Parker, who recently
diod IN koouu, n, H., at tho nyr Of over
lOl yonts, IA said 10 have been un.
dOubtodlv tho oldest college graduate
In tho UnilOd stnios, II, took hIs
diploma from the University Of Yer.
mont In 1919
John Strange Winter lMrs. slannarl),
who isat tho head Ol tho "NJ CtinolnU'
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Must Avoid n Collision.

Can veragua and Eulaia moot in this
country This is an important quos.
ton. We have made as much OF tho
duke as we know how lIo represents
his great ancestor, in whose honor We
arc doing things this year. Tho ptin.
cess represents more at home than tho
duke docs, she comes TO US commission.
cd to represent moro, and here she rep
Tesents less. How arc We going to
handle tho two togothor2
Perhaps the duke will DO smooth
enough not to collide with tho personal
representative OF his sovereign while
they are both in this land Of tho iroO.
We shall do well to tako tho duke
into our confidence aud throw ourselves
on his mercy llo Ia friendly.
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Che gnteliasaten:
wHEELlSo. MAY so, 1893.
This Years Glorious Fourth.


Tho coming Columbian Fourth Of
July celebration presents itself in two
aspects. If worked up properly it will
be profitable because 1t will attract visi.
tors who will spend money here. This
is consideration, but not the highest,
The day ia the anniversary Of our birth
ns a nation. It's our greatest national
holiday and appeals to every citizen
who has a spark Of patriotic fire in him.
This year we are making great
demonstration in commemoration OF
the discovery OF our continent.
The great industrial display Is con-
tered at one point The patriotic dis.
play should have as many centers as
there are individual communities. All
over the country cities arc preparing
for such celebration OF the day as has
not been seen since tho centennial year,
and some Of them will Guido the dem
onstrations OF that memorable year.
Wheeling is not SO small or SO poor
that 1t cannot hold its head high with
the rest at such time. There will be
aspectacle worth seeing, and the peo-
plo for miles around will como in to
help us enjoy it.
The Columbian Fourth Of July will
write creditable chapter in the history
OF Wheeling. Uncle Sam will greet
Christopher Columbus in true American
style.
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The HUMANITARIAN NIuzzIe

Aho AhhtAA1tE0tiSH NNuA@AuF
The administration continues to con-
fer hOnors on newspaper men. Is the
whole Democratic gang of them to be
"muzsled2" What a lot Of fun We are
having at the expense Of our "muSzled"
friends. Aud how they would like TO
recall some OF their entertaining but
silly articles written when President
Harrison was taking a few journalists in
out Of the cold.
The moral OF this little story is, Don't
go of at hali.cock. Wait till the clouds
roll by. The darkest hour is just before
the break Of day. Every cloud has a
silver lining. We may be happy yet,
YOU bet
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polite Spanish way to subscribe your
self to lady is, 70. s. P. b." Grover
Cleveland which means that Mr., Clove-
land kisses the feet OF the royal lady.
In fact he is expected to kiss only her
hand, but the Spanish language is trOp'
ical in its forms Of etiquette.
tits all perplexipg-worSe than re-
ceiving ofiice-seekera and their advo'
Gates
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FairwoRt Indes tR,p)
1t was confidently expected that ono
OF the deputy collectors Of internal rev.
enue would DO given to this county, but
We arc reliably informed that Collector
Gilkeson has announced that no will
give the place to an adjoining county,
not in the Second congressional dis
trlct, aud appoint the person to be &C.
lGcted by two gentlemen whom no
named. II the powers that DO think
they can stand this arrangement the
people will quietly submit until the
time for summary action arrives.
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II They We're state Banks OF Issue.
Two related Georgia banks have sus.
pended and the president OF ono Of
thcm has shot himself to death. They
were national banks and have notes
out, but you needn't bother abOu! the
bank notes in your pocket.
,- II every dollar you have in tho world
be in the notes of these suspended
Georgia banks you are all right The
notes arc as good to-day as they were
before the banks collapsed, us good as
the notes OF the United States, for the
United States will pay every ono oil
them.
II these Georgia concerns had been
state banks issuing money, according
to the scheme OF the Democratic plat.
form, their notes would not DO takcn by
anybody to-day because their value
would depend on too many contin'
Gcncies.
Tho object lessons on this subject
should not be wasted on u country
which likes to think it has something
moro than average intelligence.
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a SILK Umbrella worth s2 for OOc, ut
l.. \. GOOD j. CO.'S.


My wife was confined TO her bod for
over two months with very severe at
tack OF rheumatism. We could got
nothing that would afford her any 70.
lief and as last resort gave Chamber
lain's Plain Balm trial. To our great
surprise che began to improve after the
frat application, and by using it regu.
larry she was soon ablo TO get up and
attend TO her house work. L. II. John
son, OF G. J. knutson & Co.. Konsing.
ton, MINI.
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ECZEMA 5 LONG YEARS,
IrlOd Many Tomcdtos. ThCn Tried cuti.
Cura and suffered no More. Com.
plctc Cure for 81 90.

have used your CuriCugA REMEDIES with
great satisfaction for was sufferer from Eco
ma for thtcO long years | tried good many
remedies, but yours have proved blessing TO
me, for since then have nor Suilctclnny mora
am nov uniiroly cured aud II only cost mo
i've dollars Tor yunt CutlCuHA REMEDIES. As iut
your CuTluullN SbArl do not Use any Oihcr~ II
isGuOl Tor tho Bklu | have gwen CutlCuA 10
my ifiund,, uul they Ike II II gives salts
faction IN all who have trlol H. All can Eny,
It good HENRY hkDSSlE,
JS Market Street. Shreveport, La
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South Branch In'iligeReer. tD,m)
Although tho new collector has boon
prominent in local politics almost from
boyhood no has never asked for or held
any public office. His present prefer.
mont comes rs the result Of u contest
worthily made and worthily won,
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STATE PoLITIos.


=%NNNNt@f
RorHdpas Raad tRtpl
At the Parkersburg and Louisville
league meetings there were just a few
prominent West Virginia Republicans
conspicuous by their absence who were
Expected" and at whose failure to at.
tend the rank aud flle have Just cause
To feel aggrieved. We refer TO the gen.
tlemen who imbibed this states share
OF the public pap for four years past,
Boys who marched in the mud to win
the victory which gave these fellows
good fat places, which have fed and
clothed them for four years and raised
some Of them from penury to atIluenco,
are still expected 10 do the marching
and tho fighting. Tho democracy Of
this state are now experiencing the
effects OF some Of this kind OF manage.
ment.
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htpNTd5I0pN RcglsltT lDtnL1
Mr.. Grit t. Smith, Of Point Pleasant,
W. Va, who WIS one OF the clerks in
Secretary OF State Ohloy's office, will be,
so it Is said, appointed the confidential
clerk OF Commissioner Miller. Mr..
Smith is u pleasant and accommodating
young man, and il Mr.. Miller will so.
lect such West Virglnians, and plenty
Of them, to fill the places in his depart.
mems, We will forgive tho West Virginia
delegation for indorsinG Mr., Miller ior
the place no now holds.
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Tho many Caaca Of rheumatism cured
by Chambcrlniu's Pain Balm during
tho pnsl TOW months hayO given tho
uooplu great confidence In ts curative
properties, and have shown that thcrc
il one preparation that can bn depend.
cd upon for thnt painful aud ngrrnvat.
ing diacnsO, llonokcr Bros, Lorain,
Ohio. say "Nt. Moses Price, Of this
place, was troubled with rheumatism
Tor Il long time Cnnnbctaln'B Pain
BALM Inv cured him lilo SNys that tho
Balm has 10 equal"
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Young NIcn to tho Front.

Fiat TOP Nc,e tRtpl,
Our Edward +. Rucker has been made
president Of tho Republican Club League
OF this state. Tho clubs and party are
in good working condition. We arc
glad to SEQ active young men in tho
harness.
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"TuE Columbian years Fourth Of
July should DO a sumner" says the
Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph, So say
we all OF US. II Pittsburgh doesn't look
sharp she will have to take Wheeling's
dust on that great occasion. Uncle Sam
and Christopher Columbus arc to be
the guests OF Wheeling on the glorious
EnnrLh-
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Will be of value to the world by illus.
trating tho improvements in tho mo-
chanical arts and ominont physicians
will tell you that the progress In medic.
inal agents, has seon of equal impor-
lance, and as n strengthening laxative
that Syrup Of Figs is far in advance Of
all nlhnra.
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FOR SALE.

Tho best business property 10 .Einavlllo.
eight rooms. AOtu room aud good stable, on
easy terms Good reason, for selling.
House aud full lot, Wood street, near Forty
third street, sl,2lJ
ghct's addition. $50 each,
House OF Eve rooms aud stable, sol Eighteenth
street u $50.
llonsc, . rooms. with full lot, cast end OF
Twelfth street. st1i; half cash
House, 8 rooms, Eon sIrcUt, Ccutrc Wheeling,
'- iioasc, rooms aud stable, Eighteenth street.
$500
Three lots IN Park Wow, cheap
unehnll lot, McColOch street. Centre Wheel
tng 500
Fine suburban property two mile, from tho
city tive minuUt walk from motor line now,
with Nil modern improvements ChOnp
Lots m Caldwcll'H run $50 zach,
Fine Farm Oi " aero, on National road, nlnD
miles east oi city On easy terms
Farm VI q nctuS, inus nllc' north Ot city VIII
mako good dairy farm
lllnsr 10 rooms Fifteenth strl0t, with mod
| Crn improvements
ilnn,c srnOni sINtc1nth Ntcct 81 ~
llnusr rooms Twenty third street. 81 ll
ltnnEO rooms North Market street 81 40
iInducss property On Market NrOol al mulos.
Nmnu mouse and hnltlol Jacob street, Centre
Wheeling on Cusv terms, sNll.
Lots Al cast cnl VI lwontythlri NtOE on
.OiChaIiIol on ChaplluN 'IrO,L sixth watL
Oh ono Of tho b,t manufacturing s,el Ia thi
| city, itouiug On two railroads
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THE report of the circuit court COM
mitteo on tho new jail, made after care
full inspection by capable men, must DO
accepted as establishing tho fact that
the jail Is well designed for its purpose
and well constructed. The changes suG.
gOstcd in tho light Of experience arc not
great and will not DO costly.
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TwESTY.sEvEN men Of foreign birth
will sit in the next Congress. 1t is
comforting to know that among the
best and most thoroughly American
citizens arc men Of foreign birth.
Sometimes it seems that foreign'born
citizens are more apprecIative and more
patriotic than the natives.
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IuTEtoJUTV VUHTT7U II1tpI
Charley Hagan, OF Fairmont, 10 the
latest member OF tho state ring to got
an office. He has been appointed as:
sistant postmaster Of tho United States
senate. He has just finished a job at
Charleston in which no had nothing to
do but hold down his chair and draw
hia anlnrY
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Tho arrival of "Admira" forces a
brcnk In tho old ruts and opens up to
cigarette smokers rare and heretofore
unknown luxury. Mover before in tho
history Of cigarettes has brand 20 sud.
dontly acquired such prominence in tho
estimation OF tho public.
BAEn's sons GRoCEY Co.,
Sole Agents.
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TIE floods have done great damage in
northeastcrn Ohio and western Pennsyl-
vania, IN this region We know what it
is to pass through such trial. and go
We can sympathize with those who sut-
far.
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Rich, Rcd Blood

Az naturally results from taking Hoods
Sarsaparlla as personal cleanliness 70.
suits from free use Of soap and water.
This great purifier thoroughly expels
scrofula, salt rheuIn and all other i'm.
puritics and builds up every organ Of
the body. Now is the timo to take it.
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MouHtsrtNc HTl'd, (Dm)
1t is generally admitted ON all hands
that neither Cleveland nor MacCorklo
has improved the condition and pros.
poets OF Democracy by their appoint
monts in this state. In fact it seems
thoy have stirred up general rumpus.
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EMPEROR William is nothing il not
spectacular. He chose his grandfuther'a
grave as the scene Of forvid appeal to
the people to come to tho rescue Of the
army bill 1t is great thing to have
had grandfather.
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SOME of the Chicago room renters
have changed their minds and their
prices on the downward scale. Look
alivo and you will got through all right.
The fair is too great to miss.
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TnE way to hayo Fourth Of July fro.
works Ia TO put your money In com.
mon pot and havo something big and
fine. We can make ono oil our hilisIdos
look like volcano in tho height Of
,ho AMMAN
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4 Good appointment.
Syt....F.I. fB...

N1IIIEgHF NTTIVT'V0'7 I''0'7''T
Stewart w. Walker, OF Martinsburg,
has been appointed assistant United
States district attorney for West Vir-
ginia. Mr.. Walker was NON ber OF
the house OF delegates. Tho selection
ia considered q good one.
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TIE sooner the bad places in the
brick-payod streets arc taken out tho
better for tho streets. There arc more
Of them than there should be.
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Norgdntown NciC Dominion Dem.
Mrs. Annie B. Kenna, widow OF tho
late Senator Kenna, has been appointed
postmistress at Charleston. Tho Dem.
ocratic party OF tho State asked for this
appointment. and it OF course gives
great satisfaction in all parts OF the
state.