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quite as much abuse as is usually poured
upon the militia. But the regulars are
not so used TO that sort of thing, have
no sympathies in the matter and are
mere trained fighters, fifty Of whom, as
Gen. MILES says, could now down
mob Of 1000. They will not long stand
the trials and abuse they encounter
without resaliatlng and when they do
hundreds will fall before their fire.
One thing is certain, the present state
OF affairs cannot continue. Its ques-
tiOu Of the supremacy Of law. or Anar'
chy. Chicago has long been centre OF
Anarchistic activity and therefore any
disturbance Of the peace such as the
present trouble takes on more serious
aspect Ia that city than anywhere else.
The Boston Transcript in1imates that
this condition Of affairs has not escaped
the attention Of the Federal authorities.
II says:
W e nave the pest OF gFOuuuS lOt statue
that the United Statas military authorities
have long had in contemplation such duty
rs is likely TO be devolved on them by the
great strike of railway operatives spread
ing from Chicago, and that Camp Sheridan
was located where 1t is with the view that
Chicago would DC the centre of the conflict.
"Our next war will be with the moo has
for years been the basis Of the studies IN
strategetics of the chief officers OF the rem
ular army.
There is no question as to the GER
tainty that the mob must go down at
once before the military power Of the
government II that power is exerted to
inforce the law, and for that purpose
the federal troops are in Chicago and
elsewhere. II the headless, lawless, ir-
responsible mob but knew and appre-
cisted II, its members are in imminent
danger Of sudden death, for guns were
made to use and the federal troops are
trained to use them with the deadlieSt
effect
The Chicago mob is rioting over a
volcano.
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strikers and the United States Marshal
was unable TO secure a sufficient num-
Der OF deputies TO enforce the laws.
They call on the government for troops.
A committee Of three was appointed
with fullspower to act in the matter OF
calling out labor organizations. Meet
ipgs of al the labor unions in the city
will be held Sunday night next to ratiiy
the action OF the conference.
ANOTHER INJUNCTION ISSUED.
ST. Louis. July Elm the q. 5. Dis
trict Court today U. S. Attorney Clop-
ton presented petition praying for an
Injunction against f. V. Dehs, the "A.
L. e., ct al, to restrain strikers from
interfering with Interstate commerce.
Judge Thayer granted the Injunction.
JUDGE KICKS IN THE BREACH AGAIN.
CLEVELAND. o.. July 6.-Judge Kicks
OF the United States Circuit Court to-
day issued a restraining order against
Eugene v Deos and about twenty-five
others, restraining them from any way
interfering with the United States mails
or interstate commerce.
SOLDIERS READY TO MOVE.
ALBANY, n. V, July 6.-Members OF
the Tenth battalion. n. q. 5. n. Y,
have been ordered to leave their ad-
dresses with the sergeants Of their d.
visions, should they leave the city, and
to be ready TO report al an instant's no.
tice.
OTTUMwA, Ia, July 6.-The Madison
passenger train going east las: night
struck an obstruction, ditching the en-
CINE and killing the engineer and fire.
mau. 1t is believed TO have been the
work of strikers.
IMPROVING AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis. July passenger trains
are moving with their usual regularity
and full equipment. Freight traffic is
better.
OMAHA, NEB, July Gall the
switchmen and 6remen on the Chicago,
st. Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha road
In this city struck this morning.
DULUTH, MINI, July 6.-The st.
Paul and Duluth road has been drawn
into the strike here. All switchmen
quit this morning. and clerks and other
employees are making up the trains.
CHICAGO, July 6.-Every passenger
and mail train on the Lake Shore at
Chicago arrived aud departed ip regular
order to-day.
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QUITE A TIME
TWO NEARBY EDITORS HAVE CONSIDERABLE
FUN WITH EACH OTHER.
A HOrsswhipp;ng on the Fourth, Followed by a
Rougb-and- tumble and eating Eeraps
on the 5:h.

Editor o. Cook. OF the Republican
Banner, of Cameron. and Editor j. G..
Crawford, OF the Cameron World, have
been having a good deal OF fun with
each other.
As result, Editor Cook Is under the
doctors care, and Editor Crawford has
a couple OF small knife wounds, as
showing the honorable intent Of Editor
Cook to make a good item out OF his
antagonist.
The trouble is of obscure origin, but
the immediate cause of the rows to be
hereafter mentioned seems to have been
Editor Cooks disposition 10 give Mr..
Crawford decidedly the worst OF 1t
through the columns OF the Banner.
Mr.. Crawford naturally got tired OF be-
ing roasted, in the course OF time, aud
gave Editor Cook fair warning TO stop.
Editor Cook didn't stop, but circulated
another installment OF attack
on Mr.. Crawford. Whereupon
Mr.. Crawford. meeting Cook on
the evening of the Fourth, proceeded
to apply good horse whipping where
1t would do the most good, and again
warned Cook that II he circulated any
more such stuff he would repeat the
drubbing.
Cook was not daunted, and circulated
some more papers Thursday. Craw-
ford saw Cook and made
for him. Cook drew
knife and cut Crawford in two places,
but the latter grabbed Cook, threw him
down, slapped his jaws. busted his
trousers and otherwise carried out his
purpose TO do Cook up.
At latest accounts Cook was under
the care OF the doctor.
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GROWING MORE sEkIOUs.

The strike situation is not only grow
ing hourly more serious and threatening
in Chicago, but the senseIeSs movement
having tied up everything in the West
is gradually spreading eastward. Yes
terday its psralyzing hand was laid
upon Cleveland and every road entering
the city was tied up. In few hours
more it will probably have reached
Pittsburg and stopped railroad travel
and traffic there, while Buffalo will be
similarly visited, it is threatened, to-
day.
Thus creeps this strike monster
gradually extending its coils and want
only strangling trade and transpOrta-
tion as it goes, like some blightinE pest.
Where attempt is made by the roads to
move trains, the switches are broken,
the cars derailsd, overturned, ditched,
burned or wrecked, the engines render
ed useless and men attempting to move
the trains stoned and sometimes beaten
so death by the mob. And all this law
Iessness the local authorities are utter
ly powerless TO prevent. q. 5. Mar
shalis also are worthless, while the mill
tia is Of little more Use, since they do
not use their guns, be the prOvocation
ever so great, and the mobs have cause
70 believe that they dare not Even
the regular United States troops thus
far have proven no more efficient in
the matter Of preventing blockades and
lsHlessnsss by the mob and have taken
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-07

WHEREIN would be the sense Of mass
ing New York and Pennsylvania troops
in Chicago as Gen. MILES suggests?
Illinois has troops enough Of her own,
but what is the use Of standing up sol
diers to be targets for clubs and stones
and epithets at the hands Of the mob, as
the State troops are? There are enough
soldiers in Chicago now 20 clean out the
city and two or three times the number
could probably not do it any more ef-
fectively. 1t is not question Of num-
bers, unless the plan is to fence in every
railroad track in the city with bayonets;
all that is necessary is some short, sharp
and decisive work by the soldiers now
on the ground.
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TIE KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
Grand Master Workman Sovereign says
Hell In Full Accord With the a. T. Z.
and Will Hahn in Every Way.


CHICAGO. July 6.-Grand master
Workman Sovereign OF the knights OF
Labor, arrived in Chicago to-day from
Des Moines. He said he had come 10
Chicago to render what assistance De
could to the American Railway Union
and he should do whatever the oncerS
OF that organization might determine
would best serve the interests OF the
strike. He thought the climax oil tee
move was about reached and IL was W.
perative that every labor organization
should put in its best blows to WIZ the
strike He added:
This is the most critical period 10
the history OF unionism in America. III
is the time for every labor leader 10
rally his forces and join in the struggle
for existence. This will practically be
battle for self-protectiou aud Tor
future life of every workingmen' BODY
in the country. No one can over
estimate the importance OF winning
this conflict. Defeat will mean
not a temporary setback alone, but
permanent and everlasting disadvan-
tage to organized honor and honesty
among the working people of the land.
That is why l am here to-day. That IS
why l will do whatever the A. K, U.
thinks best as regards the ordering OF a
strike.
LAS regards walkout on the part OF
the mem bers o! all trades unions In the
city, will say that it might bring about
great good. Certainly IL would force
upon the people a stronger realization
OF the necessity for settlement OF these
troubles, and the populace would rise
en- masse in demand for arbitration.
Arbitration the laboring man is not
afraid OF. The capitalists, though, will
not accede to it. Mr.. Debs stands ready
to act for reasonable settlement. The
general managers do not. Public SEN
tlment will force the latter to change
their tune.
1.-THE Knights of Labor are with the
American Railway Union heart and
soul. and / know that whatever l DO
now to aid the strikers will be fully aud
heartily Endorsed by the 10000 mem
bers Of the organization / represent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-07

A WASHINGTON correspondent, whose
article we reproduce elsewhere, writes
entertainingly shout the Hon. STEPHEN
3. ELKlNs, his political ambition and
so forth. He has evidently traced pretty
carefully the devious path Of the New
Mexican statesman, whose career is full
Of interesting and shady hooks and
corners.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-07

THAT body Of California militia who
declare they won't fire on the rioters,
though ordered, should be mustered
out OF service as soon as possible. They
are worthless for preserving order.
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Uxorcioe and suicide.

GREEN RIDGE, Mo, July 6.-John
Ellsworth, a farmer living five miles
north OF this place, killed his wife by
firing four shots into her body. Imme-
diately afterwards Ellsworth blew mis-
own brains out. He il thought to have
been insane. They leave family Of
Eve children.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-07

From IS to 100 horses die every day
in Chicago. Since the strike there is
no means Of getting their carcasses out
NJ town. The result may be imagined.
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4 DMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF

IA REAL ESTATE.
Nv Virtue 81 my powers IS Administrator. with
the will annexed, OF Catherine hoDermoit De.
ceased, which will is Of record in The Clerks
ofice Of the County Cour: OF Ohio county, and
SATURDAY, THE TrH DAY OF JULY, lSt
At 10 o'cleck a. m. At the north 'front.' door Of
the Court House OF Ohio county. sell at pubic
auction the following real estate, to-wt tn,
east one-half OF the west half OF ot numbered
IO2 fronting on the north side OF Eighteenth
st.eei. and having upon it neat twostory
brick dwelling.
TEKMs or sALE-One third cash and so much
more as the purchaser may desire 10 pay. ID.
balance In six and twelve months from day Of
sair. with interest secured by deed OF trust on
the above property. THOS OkRlEh
Aduiulstrstor with the will Gnnexed OF Cath.
crime McfDeFmott lu0efI
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CToCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
NORFOLK COLLEGE rod Ar Ssn,,,

Largest aud best-equipped College In
Eastern Virginia.
,.o srtinrSTs. IS TEAChERS
HeslthfuI Sea Breeze. Near Old Point Com
fort Beautiful Home, so,OOO builuines steam
Heat, Gas, etc A n,
Music. Art. Elocutlon. StenogrAphy. Highest
Course OF study in the State. Expenses Very
Lew send for Catalogue.
Pupils wishing TO pay own expenses write
Ia. I. CASSIDY, u. s., Principal, Norfolk. Va
iy7WedAsarb
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Whsn Baby was sick We gave her Casorts.
whsa she was Child. abe cried for Casto-1A.
wAsa abe became Miss, she chung to CsSsorha.
WAsa she had Childrea. she EsvstNsm CAsasSaa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-07
COMMISSIONERS SALE
Of Two Farms or Short Greek, Ohio
County, w. Va.

BY virtue OF decree OF the Circuit Cosfl Of
Ohio county. W. va. made IN the Gaze OF
Louis +. Sufel
vs..
Albert G. Boone, ct ais,
on the ID nay OF June. 1924. will on
SATURDAY. AUGUST llTH. 1874.
at 10 o'clock a. IN. az the front door OF the
Court Houss OF OHIO county, W Va, offer fof
sale AZ public auction two farms situate In the
forks OF Short Creek. Ohio county. w. v. one
farm containing 20 acres, > roods and 20 poles,
the property Of Albert @. Boone: the other
farm containing 90 acres, roods and n poles,
aud Ii the property OF o. n. Boone. The sad
lands adioin tee lands OF A. X. Jacob Jno. y.
Jacob, Frsd Luxe, Newton Shannon and
others.
IEnNs or sALE-One-thlrd and as much more
as the purchaser may elect ia cash, ana the
residue in two equal paymsns In one and
Two years from the day of sale. with tatsfest.
the purchaser giving for the deferred payments
his notes. with good personal security, and
the title 70 he retained until the purchase
money 10 all paid. GEO. T.. BOYD,
Special Commissienet
/. John W. Mitchell, clerk OF the Circul.
canrt ss fshis ssssefvs do s~sfsfv that hand md
security have been given by the said commits.
sioner as required by law.
ju7oawt JOHN W. MITCHELL. Clerk 4
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-07

No matter what class Of literature
you crave, you'll find something TO
your taste in the SUNDAY REGISTER:
A WHITE DOMINICA Realistic
Love Story. with Tragic Ending.
HORSE TALK-Real Race Hors e
That Showed Up At Milwaukee, Wis.
FROM CHORUS GIRL TO PRIMA
DONNA-Leaves from the Experiences
OF a Successful Star
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NOTICE TO DEMOCRATS.

The Democratic voters ~ Ohio county VIII
meetln their several districts SATURDAY ever
ing, July zlst, 70 suggest names for district ON
GERS and delegates 70 the County Copssntios,
70 De voted for At the primaries 20 be held
SATURDAY. AUGUST 4TiL
Zach district will be entitlsd 20 1ys delegates
70 ne county conysntlon said conysEgion 70
oe nelo Monday, August the 6th 1894, 70 nomf
nAts Delegates for the Legislature. a csncidse
ior criminal Judge. and Senatorial Confersss
Iof obig country. The suggestion meeusg
VIII % held a. the time and following places.
.ssnington Disirict-ylgilani Engine House'
~ 1o'clodk 3. m
Madison Districts o'elock , M. Second
ward market house.
Clay District
p. m.
Centre District-Corner Main and Twenty
frsi streets
Webster Oistrict-SlItb Ward Dem0erAuS
Cigp room, Twenty fourth and Market street,
Ritchie District
:, Triadslphia District-Elm Grove. Rimnin'
Hall. 3 o. no.
Liberty District-Csntre School House.6p ?. n
kico.and District-Brlck Scbool House, ~. u
Il. $. K1NcHELoE,
jsaO Chairman
FOR INDEPENDENCE DAY. soisy-Fire'
- works OF ell kinds Qaiet-Base ball gooss.
foot balls, croquct All Of the latest literary
nc iasnion MAGAZINES, Weekly and DAILY "a
pefs, cheap books, etc c. n. QUfMBY,
i4i4 Market street
n EEDs AND DEEDS OF TRUST PRNTs
- -sss isr sale st he Rssuxzs snsA
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PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

l.. w. Henlgst and Chas. 2. Hamilton, Archt
tacts, have this day iosmed partnership lo'
doing . general Architectural business, aud re-
spectfuIiy ask a continuance OF the public pat
ronage jciutly that has heretofore been accord
ed them siagiy. Plans aud specifications care
fully prepared and personal supervision given
ali work. l.. w. HEN. GST,
CHAS. r. HAMILTON.
Room 10, Reilly Block.
Jrty 9Th. 1894 jyo load
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TEE DEmOOBArIo COMMITTEES
of Jefferson County Meets-RefuSes to
Allow Vote for United states soma

OF Jefferson County Meets-RefuSes to
Allow Vote for United states soma
tor.
Special 20 ne RS1is,s-.
CHARLES Town, w. VA, July O.
The Democratic Executive Committee
Of Jefferson county held meeting in
the court house to-day and adopted a
plan for the government Of the primary
election to be held Saturday, August II,
for the nomination Of candidates for
House Of Delegates, Clerk OF Circuit
Court, County Commissioner and COun-
" Superintendent Of Free Schools.
The committee also transacted cOnsid
cradle routine business. A new voting
precinct was established at Molers.
The most important matter before the
committee, and on which a smart con-
test was made, was the placing on the
election tickets the names OF candidates
for the United States Senate, and thus
giving the people an opportunity to ex-
press by ballot their choice for Senator.
The COMMITTEES rejected the proposition
by a vote Of Is 10 9.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-07

If there are any who don't like Gem
Soda Water, il is simply because they
have not learned Of its health giving
properties.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-07
River News.

PITTsBURG, Pa, July 6.-River 2
feet inches and stationary; weather,
cloudy and cool.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

SUCCESSFUL speculation open 10 all; try
- our Syndicate system OF speculation; In
crease your income; information free. send
for circular THOMPSON Il DEkR CO., ~
Wall street New York. Incorporated under
the laws OF State OF New YORK. Capital $780,
600 jy7erdq
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-07

CorLDS'T Coxey be tied up at Chicago
while en- cute home from the northwest
Pittsburg Post.
Bless you! CoxEY's the champion
tramper.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-07

SPEAKER CRISP illappoint the seven
House conferees on the Tariff bill to-
day. This is the most important act
that remains TO be done, for this com
mittee's action can delay or expedite
the bill. even after it has left the hands
Of the committee, and it is extremely
desirable to get the right men for the
majority members, If for that reason
alone. We have confidence in Speaker
CRIsP's level head and keen perception
and believe that the final work Of the
House on the tariff bill will be done by
good Democrats.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-07

Try Gem Soda Water-Best for thi.
season, but good all the year round.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-07

THE Chicago strikers have developed
= liking for bonires made Of freight
trains. Another pI easant little pastime
of the mob is to uncouple al engine,
run il mile or so up the track, pull
the throttle wide open and send it full
tilt back into the train. II is the east
est method Of completely wrscking a
train known. BY the way, what are
the troops doing while the mob is en-
loving itself? What aSe they there for?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-07

The REGISTER, embracing Us several ed
ilons, Is entered at tia Pos'oHiee ." "hssi-
NJ, W. Va, as secOno-eiass matter
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Steamship Arrivals
Our LiterarY Menu.

New YORK, June ARRIVED, Furst Bis.
narck, from Hamburg.
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viii be Pot IN Conference

WASHINGTON, July 6.-Ths tariff bill
will be put in conferences to-zorrow and
work promptly begun 10 adjusting the
Senate amendments.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-07

UNTIL 6 o. N. to-day, all linen goods
sheets, handkerchiefs, etc.-a alter
alton prices. EMsHEDfER's
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-07

II YoEG BACK ACEES,
On Ud are al worn ouf. really good fo- moth
Ez, IL a general debility Tv
BROEF'8 IRON BITTEKS.
u WI cure yoa cleanse your Liver, and gsys
sgood eIpetite.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-07

DRIVATE SALE-oNE WAGON WITH
4 shafts and tongue; two horses. one l,fOl
the other LOO; double set harness aud one new
set single harness. Will sell cheap. ]. g.
FRAZIER 7lG ChaplIns ST.. CITY iY2eV
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ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.
FOR SALE.

EoR SALE-A FINE Fiveyearod Mare:
j. gentle; will work In single or double har
ness or under saddle. Apply Mrs. THOS. Nc
ENTEE, llH McColloch street, East Wheeling
iN7erdn
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tramper
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sERIOUs ON Isl UTAH.

WASHINGTON, D. c., July 6.-Attor-
ney General Olney late this afternoon
received a joint telegram from the Act
ing Governor of Utah, the Judge of
the Supreme Court and the United,
States Marshal, stating that the situa-
ton had become very serious there.
The railroads were in the hands of the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-07

BUFFALO, \. Y, July Ca telegram
has been received from President Deos
that Buffalo A. R. u. men will be called
out inside Of twenty-four hours. The
railroad managers are growing a little
nervous over the situation, though they
profess ability to cope with the strikers
and contempt for their strength.
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PUILMANIS MUM.

New YORK, July 6.-GeOrge NJ. Pull
man declined TO see reporters to-day or
make any statement concerning the de-
sire of Mayor Hopkins that he return
to Chicago aud arbitrate with the Strik-
ers. Neither would he discuss the gen.
eFal situation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-07

BY virtue OF decree OF the Circuit Cosft Of
Ohio county. W. Va. made IN the case oil
Louis \. Sufel
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-05-16
Communicated.

Mr. Editor: The temperance question Is
being agitated through the length and
breadth of the land, and it is one of the
great questions that won't down. There are
three phases of it in the matter of control
ing the use of intoxicants that are in vogue
and have been tested Prohibition by the
State, local option, as applied to sections of
the State, by county, city or town, and IL
ceuse by the State to sell, which prevails in
the large majority of the States and cities
of the country. The first of them has been
adopted and tried in the States of Maine,
Iowa and Kansas, but they are put down as
failures, in that they do not accomplish the
desired end-in other words, prohibition
does not prohibit The second, local option,
does not prevent the getting and use of
liquor, for it is brought from neighboring
counties and towns where it is sold by the
jug, demijon or otherwise in abundance
The only good accomplished seems to be
that the temptation by the sale of it in sa-
looms is removed from the young, which Is
good deal, but liquor is had by the old
topper all the same The third, the license
system by the State liz you please the high
err the better appears to be the only way to
manage the evil, for evil it is, say what you
will. But to make this system the more ef-
fective as we'll as to make it less objection
able the State has hedged the license with
certain conditions to which the party getting
it must comply-to this end bona fide bond
is given with responsible endorsers, the in
fraction of which subjects the party to g
fine, and, if repeated, to the squelching OF
his license, to-wt; He must not sell to
minor, to an habitual drunkard, nor on the
Sabbath day. These are wise conditions and
commend themselves to the appreciation of
all good citizens.
If you please, Mr.. Editor, in your next
issue | beg for space for further discussion
of the subject. RAMsHoRN.
CHARLES Town, May 14th, '94.