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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-23
sturSlss Deserves Nothing.

Huntington Head Rep.
Hon. George G. Sturgiss, OF Morgan
town, is an active candidate for the
Senate TO succeed Mr.. Camden. Mr.
Sturgiss will hardly be successful, aud
does not deserve it. At the time his
party was seeking TO pit a man against
Mr.. Wilson for the Lower House Mr..
Sturgiss would not consent TO the use
of his name. He has not been especial
ly conspicuous in the politics OF the
State since the late Jake Jackson beat
him for Governor ten years ago, al
though he had his reward OF four years
as District Attorney under the Harri-
son administration. We have never
heard OF his performing any very con-
spicuous party service, such as would
entitle him to distinguished party pref
erence.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-23

N0rzCnto,ra Post (Rp)
The prospectus Of the Wheeling REG
hSrER Is printed IN tO.day's issue. The
Post could not get along very we'll with
but the REGISTEG, especially when we
Are looking for big Democratic cam
Haign predictions before an election
Hut, fun aside. the REGISTER is good
piper Of its class, and the Post can re-
cdmmend 1t 10 the large body Of Demo
cratic readers who take this paper, as a
newsy journal, and one that can help
them down tree as gracefully as love-
sick swain assisting his best girl from a
grapevine swing at 3 country picnic.
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SIN the Main Issue.
parssrsbrQ Sentinel, Dem.

PdriFSburq SeatInsi, Dem.
No matter how much the money ques-
ton may be pushed to the front in the
next campaign, the tariff will still be
the main issue. The money question Is
important, but the tariff is the main
issue and must be finally settled beyond
all dispute before any other issue can
take its place. A platform stating IN
eouivocally the principles OF Democ.
racy, and candidates sworn to uphold
the platform can and will win in the
next tariff contest. McKinleyism is
dead and so is conservatism. But De-
mocracy is very much alive and will
surely win. The prospects for true De-
mocracy are brighter now than they ever
were before.
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FOR SALE.

Double house, 70 rooms, Goa street fifh
ward: large lot. Easy farms tliVD L..
House, seven rooms. hErse. street Dss .s -
Seventh aud Bighth streets hA'y hI. ss,,,,s
House 8 rooms, corner i0'
street Easy terms, titSn .. 49,.
House, rooms, Charles street wv '
i House. 7 rooms and ball. With large lot iSsA
street. Easy terms. s3|1 - - a, sasv
House OF SIX rooms, FbLH "'
terms. 5000. ...u oos a. r7M
Hense dosbl, Eve fd0ms each. lttn - 's,' .',
Uog.. ave roo ne Jacob st. nitth hsf''si'''A
Hoos.. Eve p gms, igth sire 49,, Cent?.
House nlns rooms. jacob f.fffE N'
"neeiing; - s,os Lind street. Bslv.defe 80
noas' az az ,ms aud hall. ios IO1Ii3a PARK
fIsn, si'svG rooms. rev. hard good bnish,
,,,los,,, Fiitb ward. f2lO
WOE. s ~, ssose systroorss Lad sifsst, Bsb
Te3ere 8, 49, l. 80 strsst Fifth
House. 81 iV'iDf 80
ward. no .oo,,, 40 MARKET street. Of .3O0
Mouse I'm ,oosst Eightssnih street, with
., 80. "a souss 10 lear. lot Jlxi5l ssIoD
nee rooSss, Lind stfset. Beiyedere.
40 a, IL. yon street. between ga
Ho1se oe,.,et. vi four.rooms1 house "a tas
rear, lar, -, ~ S 80, "a street.. sl.Joo
-. al Eve roofbs. 81 street t-.gl 49,.
usis. al Eve roofss. Cb4Pliss street. Csnn
Hce.liss eys rooms. brick. i4th street. 100
s soS:. y o.. "a g' Woods street "a"
whs. -: y Jan and treating on xecolOeh Asd
Lind 81 on seven rooms and ball, Chspllss
- Csatse HfesiiDg, a. - - -.
stree 10 lcs1,n citJ real estate: 900, sSn
a. 40. s7jo tiOJD. 400 aud SOD.
NESElTT & DEy1NEs
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unasr the Mnson bIII, Roo.

M0rgaHtOrn SesO Dominion, DEM.
Some Of the papers of the State nave
advertisements for miners 10 work al
new mines, old mines, shafts and every
kind OF coal works. Coal business
seems to be on hustle. Aud the VIII
son bill, in all its glorious and 6enen,
cial effect. stands aud is liable to stand
until more modified to Mr.. Wilson's
idea.
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New Coal Company.

SvSeiGl TO tie Re5istsr
CHARLESTON, W. Va, November "a
The Secretary of State has chartered the
Coal Company, Of Thomas
willie, Fayette county, w. Va, with an
authorized capital OF $4,000. The incor-
norators are j. r. Thomas, Carl Scholz, H.
" knight. George McClinuc and J. d.
7 ,ewis. all Of Charleston.
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BARGAINS--E. B POTTS
{. B. POTTS
Bargain
Bulletin.
MAIN And TENTH STREETS.
WHEELING, w. Va.

We have just purchased
at Assignee's sale the entire
stock of the ROCHESTER CLOTH
ING CO., and place the same on
the market for a few days at
prices that will move the
goods. Bargain hunters will
do well to call early. The
following extract from their
o pc n i n 6 announcement
speaks for itself, and we pro-
pose to close the balance of
the stock at still lower
prices.
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the total redemptions of the United States
notes in gold since the resumption OF specie
payments were $751;, 800, 900. and the total
redemptions Of treasury notes In gold from
their first issue were Sos, 500.0 600.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-23
POLITICS OF ALL KINDS.
A Live Newspaper.

Richie Gazette Rep.
The editor of the Gazette extends
thanks TO the Wheeling REGISTER for
recent kindly mention. Mr.. c. ID.
Taney. the manager OF the REGISTER,
is a polished gentleman OF fine ability
He is assisted in carrying on a 1--we
newspaper by an efficient corps Of edi-
tors, VINO are always kind and courteous.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-23

PpfcjGi % a. Rs0is-s-.
AColUMBUs, O., November 22.-F. f., ID.
berry, OF this city, has withdraw ron
Acontest for the Republican mol lor
attorney General, in the in Oi
*. Nash, who Is after the q
domination.
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Trade WINNERS We WANT YOUR IRlDE
BOYS SUITS Ind PANTS.

Tness pot cSsn tsundsrbolts are the cause
Of eur wonderful success, and the public look
tnz for full values for every dollar, IL catching
on 70 our bargains. and business nuns a. rate
ts.t big profts are out OF the question.
Besides many ether bargains that you will
.ss when visiting this great sale, which viii
coatinue until balance Of stock Is sold
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None of His Business. But stickln' In,
All the Same.

P. Pleasant Rfgtster, DsN'.
1t is none Of our business
whom the Republicans may elect Sena-
tor. BUTT seems TO US that Mr.. Elkins
is the proper man for the place. He
certainly earned the honor for his work
in the interest OF his party during the
campaign just ended. Besides he is
largely interested 10 railroads and coal
mining in this State, and has Invested
most OF his money in this State for It's
development aud up-building. We al
WAYS favored Senator Camden for this
position, because he had done so much
for the material interest Of our State,
and likewise we favor Mr.. EIkins for
Senator
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-23

If you need good medicine TO purify
YOUR blood, give nerve strength and
build up your entire system, take
Hoods Sarsaparllla. 1t prevents sick
ness by making pure blood.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-23
Decline To Be interviewed.

CIARKsBURG. w. Va, November o.
Delegates Herr and Harmer were asked
to-day for their preferences fer United
States Senator, but both emphaticalsy de-
clined 10 be interviewed.
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Saved from the Biz
Fire at ROChGS-
ter, n. 7.
BIG CLOTHING SALE We ARE LELD1RS

The largest Fire that has visited Ro-
chester, n. Y, In years occurred Tues
day morning, April Sd, in the wholesale
clothing district en- ST Paul street.
Hundreds OF Thousands OF dollars worth
OF Clothing were destroyed. But Sl23,-
900 worth of Fine Clothing manufac-
tured for winter market was was saved,
and to settle the insurance the tire
stock has been removed to Wheeling,
W. Va. and will be sold for Half Price
or so cents on the dollar
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Col John T. McGraw-second the Motion
From 20. Pleasant Register.


From 20. Pleasant Register.
The manly way in which Col. John I,
McGraw conducted the campaign in the
Second district of this State, has won
for him the applause Of the Democrats
not only in his own State but through
out the country. Col. McGraw, as
Chairman Of the Congressional Commit
toe, made q gallant contest for Hon.
WIN. L. Wilson and Democratic princi-
ules, and was only defeated by the lavish
use OF money by the Republicans. The
great sacrifice made by Col. McGraw,
both in time and money, to advocate
the interest OF Hon. VIM. Wilson, Is GER
tainly appreciated by the Democracy Of
West Virginia.
There is nothing too good for Col.
John McGraw, aud with his bright in
telect, honesty Of purpose, and hdellty
to friends and party, we predict for
him a bright political future. The
Democratic party would be ungrateful
IL IL fails to properly reward him for bis
excellent services, and we now move
that he be nominated for Governor in
1896. and IL nominated he will lead the
Democratic party to triumphant vic
tory,
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NEWSLEIS
Interesting Pieces of Telsgraphic News
In Small space.

In small space
New YORK, November 2s.-President
Stewart, of the United States Trust Com
panv. Announces that the aggregate sub.
scrip; for the new gold loan from this
CITY considerably exceed the S5o,0OO,-
Mp, November 22.-The
Record reports that the pro-
In the Southern States in
4S, Oe0, 600 bushels. making
zion u the South Of nearly
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NOW HE WANTS DAMAGES.

HOOPS PILLS cure nausea, sick head
ache, Indigestion and biliousnssS.
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CAPES AND JACKETS,
FURS AND SUITS.
FRESH ARRIVALS EVERY DAY.

Special attention is invited to our
genuine and guaranteed lines of ALAS
KA SEAL, ELECTRIC SEAL, Wool SEAL,
BLACK MARTEN, EASTERN Mink, AsTRA-
CHAN and PERSIAN LAMB CAPES. All
very wide sweep and from q to SO
inches long.
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AMONG The GOODS ARE
MEMS FINE SUITS.

II you eau match these goods for less than
double our price anywhere. you will much
obligs us by returning the same and We will
cheerfully refund your msuey. THIS Is as plain
ly what we say.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-23
An. CLARKE,
Hrln a. YllEIl
special Commissioner.
I. G. HERvyy. AuctibNer. noD
gLIO SALE on RUSSELL COTTAGE AID Ions

PUgIIg SALE OF RUSSELL COTTAGE AND LOIS
ON SATURDAY NOV. lTth, NV
A. 10 o'rlock n. m. on che premises. ! shall SAL
az public auction Russei csu-se, Win ~
Rcies OF land. The land viii Do ohrtel /" =
whole aud 10 three parcels OF consehlent 80
al ro.d viii lie sold AZ the same time and place.
Tiit land les west Of the national road near
Wheeling Park and near the BIN 1foIs lhOsV.
lice and Is unequallsd 10 this county Tor bcany
and convenience Of legation. No such opPof-
tunity TO purchase dslghtful country homs
near wheeling will octur soon. uli paf'ou'
lar. will be furnished on spplisatloa %
M ". r. HUBBARD.
speeisl Commi'siensF. 1877 thHyi'n' De
non us,rrp
The above sale Is postponed uhHl N Wv
DAY DtCEM Der lsTi 1924. ~ ~ ~, % c.DIs ne
on the promises. W. - ~ D,N
nolse4di 5peclal Soh lll -----
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BIG PROFITS NOT IN IT. READ, DECIDE, ACT
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GEO.J. MATHESON
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

The John w. MoLurs HOl nestead. cor
ner OF south Front aud Ohlo streets ~ n
reduced 1gure.
The residsnco OF James WHARTON. Esq,
No. 1900 ChApliuo street, ~ g. r. In. by
1870 n. one of.the. finest fnishe1 dwellings In
the city: modern In all IT, appointments.
desirable residence propeTtl No. 20 in-
diana strest; rooms. modern.
Nos. 1876, 1913 and 100 south Penn stresI
cheap.
No. go N. wabash street isiand, two
story frame dwelling Of rootns' Lot coilSo
feet. -
No. 1913 Four'esnth strssf, br5k hou'~
at one-hnlf its value.
double brick dwelling PROPERTY Of = rooms each
No. 81 N. WaDa.h strict. Island. 2story
frame dwelling OF rofm': water on both
floors: lot 2sxl20 fact
ing GO ots sG rooms sob haIiio asa No IA a5IIOo
feet.
Of Il rooms. .ooo
frame house on YcCoUoch street lot nv.
TO LEASE-S8 feel OF ground on the EAST
side Of Market street lnorth OF sixteenth street
or che owner will bull for good tenant
RINEHART 81 TATUM,
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WOOL DRESS GOODS
FOREIGN And DOMESTIC,
Geo. z.
7 TAYLOR.

Anticipating the reduction in
the price of Wooden Dress
Goods that will take effect in
! January, we have this day, No
vember 2Ist, marked down our
entire stock to prices that will
correspond with values at that
time. Our stock Of choice
Wooden Dress Goods is I'M
usually large and we'll assorted
and the difference in price is
very noticeable.
We have the goods so ar
ranged that customers can look
over them without any incon-
venience to them or the sales
men. We will be glad to give
quotations to all who call,
whether they want to buy or
not.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-23

Mr.. W. F. Brockmyer will be a candl-
date for Sergeant-at-Arms in the State
Senate. Mr.. Brockmyer Is one OF the
active young Republicans Of Hunting
ton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-23

MAGNETIC LEADERS IOU WANT OUa GOODS
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A Michigan Man Who Succumbed to the
winning wiles of widow Sues for
Rraach of Promise

CExTREvlLLE, Mich, November %
Arthur Musselman claims that Mrs. Solo
mon Dill encouraged his attentions and
finally propostd marriage to him, but now
declares there was no engagement between
them. Musselmau sued for damages.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-23

EoR SALE-THREE GOOD HOUSES ON
Il Kentucky street. lot 7lNlf0; all In good
repair; will sell for $1,000 For a short time
only. Enquire OF HARRY UTHMAN, No. .
Kentucky street. nolSde
COUNTRY RESIDENCE OFFERED FOR
~ rent A desirable country residence, two
story brick with frame addition. y rooms,
kitchen aud cellar. with piece OF land, shade
trees, shfubbery, stabls. etc, nicely located on
National roAd, few hundred feet east Of
v heeling PARK. most pleasant location, de.
sirable for summer boarders or private rest
dence. Terms reasonable. {. A. SCHAfER
~ CO., corner Fourteenth and Market streets,
Wheeling, W. Va. uo20a
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HARD EIrTERS. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
MEMS PANTS.

Again NE make Yeu the ohsr-that 10, We
hereby guarantees 70 refund you the money for
snV goods We sell III not fully satisfactory in
every sense OF the word. and worth double tue
amount Of the price. This Offer applies 70 our
line Of clothing
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-23
Blankets

Also participates in this MARKED
DOWN SALE. Ask for the Min
neapolis." They are the best. Please
take notice that this change in prices
takes effect to-day.
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RINEHARF 81 TATUM
SPECIAL COEETSSIONERS SALE

or the valuable real kstate OF Isaac Freese. de-
ceased situate In Softh heeiiHg' hefetoiofs
advertised 10 detail, f!ll, In pursuance OF Ad-
tournament. take PLACED Al the north 'front.' door
OF the Court House on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER ~, loDh
90 10 O'Clock a. m,
This property cousifr OF let ~ ana part OF
LOT a. on The s6uthUe IL corner OF ChADline aud
Twenty fourth sireetsE lot in square yof tho
sub-diyision OF Joseph CAldueils estate on
Chapiiue street. On these lots are yalnhDIs
dwelling houses. Apo tbs south bail OF lot .
In square in the plat OF the town OF south
Wheeling. o,.
GEO. ". ATKINSON,
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FOR RENT

I1OR REST-THREE GOOD ROOMS. CEN
l. trail location on Market street suitsele foe
Offices. Will rencvate same for good parties.
Apply AZ this offlce lyoe1oh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-23

TOR RENT,
sters roam, IN Peabody Buiidlny
ocics rseusin Peabody Beiidiag.
steam heat, elevator ana All modern
csnyeaiencss 1srus reAsesasts
PEABODY INSURANCE oos
de7e4dh 1l2s AID llSs hsrAet S.rseA
E,oR RENr-oN ACCOUNT OF MOVING
A. our business TO the large cepartmen n. sore
OF f Potts, corner Main and Tenth streets,
We offer our present ONCE, No. 90 rwelfth
street. aud i've rear rooms Tor rent Sep
Offices Will be kept open until tne I"enth
street rooms are rented. when the entire oust'
ness will be transferred 10 T. Is. ro,.s sS en
THE. STANDARD SEWING MACHINE CO,
s A. Newcomer Manager. JEW
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TO LETT.
SMITH & DICKINSON
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE AND FIRE Insurance.
1929 MARKET STREET.
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NESu1TT & DEVINEs

15S Aafket 5ifes-
ons ei3.
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Linen HandkeTchIefs.

New and choice assortment. All
the handkerchief we sell are pure Lin
en-. warranted Fine Embroidered at
much less than former prices.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-09-30
WHERE THEY ARE AT.

The AaE- HERALD presents to it's sub scribers the list of removals of residents and business firms from old locations to new:
 Age Herald company, from 1915 Second avenue to 1913 Second avenue.
 Joe Frank to 1929 and 1881 First avenue, corner of Twentieth street.
 MT. and Mrs. B. Meyerstein, from 2l04 Fifth avenue to 7l3 Nineteenth street, north.
 MT. aud Mrs. A. Zimmerman and Misses Brewster, from 7l7 North Twenty fourth street to 9o9 North Nineteenth street.
 Mir. I. L. Fraleigh, from 515 North Sev- snteentb street to 6I9 North Seventeenth street.
 John P. Tillnan, attorney at- law, moved from Morris building to rooms and 8, Chalifonx building.
 James E. Zuntz, attorney at law, moved from Morris building to rooms and 6, Chalifoux building.
 DC. Buckshaw, attorney at law moved from Morris building to room 6, Chalifoux building.
 J. A. Laird, the grocer, has not moved from 1919 Fourth avenue. Too busy.
 Dr. T. l.. Robertson's office to 2029R First avenue, over Nabers, Morrow &
 pr. M. M. Williams, from Fourth ave- nue and Eighteenth street to 1880 Eighth avenue.
 Dr. J. T. Griggs, from 2017 Fifth avenue to 2015 Quinlan avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. P. Cosminsky, from 717 North Twenty fourth street to I'll North Twenty tb ird street.
 George Blinn, Jr., from Avenue J and Thirtieth street to Avenue H and Thirtieth street, South Highlands.
 w. H. Owings' office, from POS Twenty first street to 2003 Second avenue.
 Rodents book store has not been re- moved, but sthere has been reorganization of this old and reliable establishment. It is now the Birmingham Book company, with B. F. Roden president, F. L. Bivings secretary and treasurer, aud John B. Roden manager, all tbree being first-cIass busl- ness men. and are we'll aud favorably known in this community.
 Jonas Lundheimer has moved from 303 Nineteenth street to 219 Nineteenth street.
 G. A. Stowers Furniture company, 2025 First avenue, have removed to 1916 and 1918 Second avenue, near posto Hice-Phil- lips Furniture company's old stand.
 Judge McDavid has moved two doors in the rear of his old office.
 Henry Barnard, wholesale whisky, from 2O0S First avenue to 1905 Second avenue.
 o. P. Bland from 511 North Nineteenth street to Thompson house.
 MT. and Mrs. r. B. Fowlkes will occupy the McMillan residence, corner of Eleventh avenue and Seventeenth street, South Highlands.
 Col. H. F. Bridewell, from 22O7 Fifth avenue to s14 North Twenty third street.
 W. R. Sawyer & Co.,, from 1914 Second avenue to 1918 Second avenue.
 A. R. Dearborn & Co.,, removed to 2009 First avenue.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-09-30
THE YOUNG IDEAS
Will Begin to Get Their Books To- gether Tomorrow and Learn
 to Shoot.

Tomorrow is Monday, October 1, and with the public schools It is "Johnny, get your books.'
 The buildings are all ready to receive the Birmingham youngsters, and all the teachers of every grade will be on hand early in the morning. It will be busy day. Informal preliminary exercises of some form will be held in the different schools, after which the work of organiz- ing classes will begin. This will take the greater part of the day. Altar the arra nge- nlent of these classes little will be done. The children will be given chances to get their books, but on Tuesday the tug of an eight months war will begin in earnest.
 The outlook for the attendance this year is that it will be large, and especially so in the high school. All the schools have an excellent corp of instructors, and young America will be taught as never before.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-09-30
NOTES AND SMALL TOPIcs.
yINDICATED HER HONOR.

CoURTLAND. Sept. 2S Especial Corre- spondenee. I-Abe Abrams, a prominent merchant, was publicly cowhided here to- day by Miss Lucille Dass, daughter of Pe- ter Doss. proprietor of the Doss hotel. It is said that Abrams made disparaGing re- mlrk about Miss Doss, which reached her ears. The young woman armed herself with cowhide and proceeded to give her alleged defamer fl aging, which brought streams of blood with every blow and made him beg for mercy. Abrams was also at- tackled by brother of the young lady and would have been killed but for the inter- ference of the chief of police, who arrested all the parties.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-09-30
AT WARRIOR
ocratic Speech to a Large Num- Der of Voters.

Hon. 0. w. Underwood went up to War rior yesterday, and at 80 clock in the after- noon addressed large number of tue voters of that precinct. He made rattling good democratic speech, which made Q telling effect on the audience.
 The Warrior precinct gave majority for the Kolb ticket in the August election, but the democrats there say the beat will be redeemed for democracy in November.
 A large number of those who have always supported Captain Kolb will not vote re- publican ticket, and if they do not vote the democratic ticket they will remain at homo on the day of the election.
 Warrior will be all right in Novembe
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-09-30

The Jewish New Year begins at 6 o'clock this evening, and, as usual, will be ceIe- brated in an appropriate manner by Jewish people of all lands.
 Rosh Hashonah, or the Jewish New Year, is one of the most important, as well as sacred, of all their holidays and is each year fttingly observed. There are three different names for this festival, Rosh Hashonah, the begin ming of the yesr, reminding the Israelites that in the beginning God created all things; that they are his creatures and should observe his ordinances and obey his will.
 Tome Hoznicarone, meaning the day of memorial, by which is understood that the Hebrews should recall their conduct of the past year and amend their ways for the future.
 Tome Teruah, day of the sounding of the ram's horns, which is reminder of the sacrifice ordered by God of Israel by his father, Abraham.
 This day follows Yom Kippur, the end of the penitential days, during which the chosen people prepare themselves for the day of atonement.
 On New Years day special prayers of homage, mbrance and repentance are offered and all true believers will lay aside their business occupation and join in the observance of this holy day.
 This custom dates far back into the misty realms of the past when the great law giver, Moses, received from God himself the laws that were to govern the chosen people.
 Birmingham has large Jewish popula- ton, and they will observe this sacred day. All their places of business will be closed until O clock Monday evening, and ap- propriate services will be held at Temple Emanuel,