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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-22

ABUSING HIS MoTHER-IN-LAw.-
Mother-in- Laws may not be very agree
able personages, but the law protect,
them just the same as other individuals
Mrs. Hanke went before Squire Hammer
and swore out a warrant for the arrest of
Jacob Stofel, her son-in-law, charging
him with abusing her, and threatening
TO do violent things in general. jacob
was arrested and had hearing before
Squire Hammer yesterday, which result
ed in his being fined one dollar and costs,
and put under bond in the sum of 500
for his good behavior for one year. In
default of which he WAS committed to
iail
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PRONOUNCED INCURABLE.

BOSTON, May ~, lNil.
II. =. STEVENS Esq: Dear Sir-l have
been badly afflicted with Kidney Com
plant for ten years; have suffered great
pain in my back, hips and side, with great
difficulty in passing urine, which was
often, ana in very small quantities, fire.
qurutIy accompanied with blood and eN-
crutiatIu% pain.
have Ia thiuliy tried most Of the pOpu-
lar remedies recommended IUr my COM
plant: have been under the treatment OF
some OF the most SkilIlul physicians in
Boston, all OF whom pronounced my case
incurablc. This was my condition when
! was advised by a friend 10 try the Ncgc-
tine, ana could Sc" the good effects from
the first dose ! took, and from that mo-
mcnt / kept on improving until was en-
tircly cured, taking In all, should think,
about six bottles.
II Is indeed Il valuable medicine and II |
should be afflicted again in the sam" way,
would give q dollar "a dose, If could not
get IL without. Respectfully,
/
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SOME of our Bridgeport friends who
wercout prospecting through the county
last week, say the wheat does not look at
all thrifty. Many fields under the most
favorable circumstances, will not yield
over double the seed, and in Others the
farmers will not waste time in harvesting
it, there is 50 little. Ofcourse, here and
there are 10 be seen some excellent look
ing fields, but they are the exception.
CAvEp IN.-While some workmen I'M
der Superintendent Cummings were en-
gagged in putting down the water pipe on
Market square, Second ward, yesterday
afternoon, the bank caved in, burying
John Lynch and James Gallagher in the
earth up to their shoulders. With con-
siderable difficulty they were extricated
from theirperilous positions, by their fell
low workmen They were not hurt
much, but terribly scared.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
KIDNEY COMPLAINT.

Probably there Is no complaint that
affiIcts the human system, which Is so
little understood al the present time, as
some of the varied forms OF Kidney COM
plants. ....,,
There is no disease when causes suSh
acute pain or more alarm in its results
than when the kidneys fail to secrete from
the blood the uric acid, and other poison
Gus substances, which the blood accumu-
lates in It's circulation through the system.
II from any cause the kidneys iall 10 per
form the functions devolving upon them,
the cumuiatIOns are taken up by the
absOrbcuts and the whole system thrown
into a state OF disease, causing great pain
and suffering, ana very often immediate
death. Hence the importance 81 keeping
I he kidneys and blood in a healthy cOndi-
ION. through which all the impurities OF
i II.. nod 4 muSt MSS.
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PREMoNITORY SYMPTOMS OF THE
FoURTH.-Yesterday we were impressed
with the fact that the annual return OF
our great natal is rapidly approaching
Already there are boys who are wholly
unable to wait its advent and on some o.
the back streets they are even thus early
engaged in banging their old pistols and
shooting fire crackers. One Of these impu-
dent fellows having just enveigled Pats1'
famiitas into giving him "scad, y was
going down Chapline street yesterday,
heart full OF happiness, his pockets full OF
firecrackers, and his shaggy little head
full of mischief. As h. walked he saw Il
large "yaller" dog sleeping in the sun,
That boy inspired by II spirit of mischief,
sat down and fondled that dog, and
made friends with him and strOked his
hair the smooth way, until he managed
to tie about half package of fire crack
ers to his caudle appendage. Then he
touched them off and climbed up tree
box to see the fun. The dog looked wist
fully toward the tree, where the boy
was. for few minutes, and then gave
his tail a gentle wag, and
then came fiz and q
buz and snap, and then that dog looked
around astoni>hed, as if there was some
thing going on which he didn't fully mn
derstand, but in which he had II deep IN
terest. Then he pulled his tail close
under his legs, and some more of the fire.
crackers dropped and went off. Then he
Strengthened his tail right straight
out, gave q yelp and "scooted.' We
know that "scooted' is not exactly Il
classic word, but its exactly what that
dog did, and he hadn't stopped when we
saw him last, although the fireworks had
given out.
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PAIN IN THE BACK.

There is no remedy known to medical
science which has proved itself more valu-
able in cases OF Kidney Complaints than
the Negetiue. 1t acts directly upon the
aud restores the whole system TO healthy
action.
The following extraordinary cure OF
great sufferers, who had been given up by
the best physicians as hopeless cases, Will
speak for themselves, and should chal-
lenge the most profound attention OF the
medical faculty, as well as those who are
AmlInrIuu from kIlmnN CnmnlAinl.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
BELLAIRE T..

ONR OF the most frightful runaways
that has occurred in this city for many
years, took place yesterday evening in
South Bellairc. As Mr.. j. {. Pumphry
was driving his meat wagon along 18th
street, in South Bellaire, yesterday after
noon about o'clock, the horses became
frightened at something near the Bel
lai-e Manufacturing Company's works,
and ran away. Mr.. Pumphry eXersed
all his power to stop them, but without
effect They tore down street at II rate
of speed that was irightful TO look ut,
and just rs they passed the company
store on 18th street, the wagon struck a
post, SCATTERING tito pieces, and throwing
Mr.. Humphrey u distance Of perhaps
twenty feet, into pile Of rubbish, Injurng
him very badly. Medical aid was iuI-
mcdiatciy summoned, but little could be
done ut the time to ascertain the extent
OF his injuries, Us reaction had not yet
taken place. The physicians are of OPT
MON that nothing Of II very serious
character need be feared, although they
pronounce him very badly injured.
The City Council meets tonight.
MARTINS FERRY.
ONE dollar and costs WAS the amount
paid by Sol Nihart for disorderly con-
duct on Saturday evening.
THERE will be q social gathering at
the residence of Robert Carmichael Wed.
nesday evening. This Is the first of Il
series of pleasant meeting: contemplated
bv the members of the Methodist church
The following arrangements were
made mt the meeting held on Saturday
night, for celebrating the Glorious
Fourth:
The meeting was organized by Mr.
Johns presiding and Mr.. K. Z. Swartz
filling the sccretaryship. The President
then announced the object OF the meeting.
As the Fourth comes on Sunday the
space was left blank to be filled hereafter.
Or. Capehart was appointed us COM
miiter of one, 10 invite the Weiscl Mus
zeal Institute of Wheeling to celebrate
with us, and make such arrangements US
may be necessary thereto.
The following committee was appoint
ed TO secure the use of the grove and to
prepare the same with whatever may be
needed: Jos. Medill, James Kerr, Rob-
ert Carmichael, A. NJ. Shipman, 5. f.
Dean, a. Lewis Mr.. Horn, Mrs. Raney
Mrs. NJ. Sweeney and Mrs. Rose Wood.
The ladies OF course do the ornamenting.
A committee on Literary Entertain
ment was appointed rs follows: Mayor
Dean, James II. Dennen, Esq, and Mrs
Rebecca Van Pelt.
The following committee was appoint
ed on programme and general order OF
the day: Messrs. Johns, james II. Dren-
nrr a. c. Burrows, Thomas Cochran. j.
T. Hurcs c. II. Gunthcr, j. l.. Van
PrIt, Mrs. DR.. Capehart, Mrs. ii. w.
Smith and Miss Ada Clark.
The committee are all to meet at the
Allison House to perfect arrangements.
The following motion was carried, viz:
That persons bcaliowed to erect booths
to sel refreshments, with the provision
that everything of an Intoxicating nature
be excluded from the enclosure.
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LATE PUBLICATIONS.
Stan d ard Works
B1aELow's LIFE OF FRANKLIN.

The Life of BenJamine franklin. Written
by himself. Now first edited from dig
lnal manuscripts, and from his printed
correspondence and other writings. BY
Hon. John Rigslow. Three vols. Crown
Svo. Per vol. Extra cloth, $50; Ii
brary 500; half calf, gilt, $40.
"Ifauy one should dispute the claim OF
this work 10 "A place In contemporary 1T
erature, the answer Is at hand in the facts
OF which Mr. Bigelow presents lucid
statement and in the admirable manner
i'm which he has carried its plan into exc
cution. ~ y. Tribune.
"The Hon. John Bigelow, well known In
diplomacy and Journalism, has conferred
a real service on American literature by
his new edition Of the Life of Franklin,
II is one of the best
specimens OF book -makingw have seen.
" Y. Herald.
ave know Of no volumes which we
would more willingly commend 10 LhS
study OF our fellow citizens, young anu
old, than those in which the MeSsrS. LIP
pIncott 4 Co. have given us the result OF
Mr. Bigelow's painStaking researches lhto
the life and character OF Benjamin Frank
lin. Boston GLOBE.
"Mr. Bigelow has donea noble work in
its preparation, and the publishers have
given il TO the public in the best style OF
the art. - Christian AdrOcate.
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"a CRAZE APPLE tree in Reading, says
n Philadelphia paper, SIS now in bloom,
and bears u white rose in the midst of u
cluster of blossoms" We wager there Is
none of the juice of last years crop of
apples left in the Jug; and we are quite
certain that the reporter who saw this
wondrous sight bears red nose in the
midst of claster of blossoms of similar
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RIVER NEWS,

The marks at the wharf last evening
indicated 4 feet inches in the channel.
The Science left for Parkersburg at
the usual hour.
Tha Andes arrived from Cincinnati
yesterday afternoon.
The Courier is the Parkersburg packet
at ! A. NJ, to-day.
The Fannie Tatum and barges passed
down late Sunday night,
The Monitor left for Pittsburgh yes
terday morning with empty barges.
The Forest City took the Zion Sunday
School to Mingo yesterday for All excur-
sion.
The Andes will leave for Cincinnati
this afternoon at o'clock.
Business about the landing continues
fiat.
BY Telegraph.
CIYCINNATI, June 2l.-Riyer thirteen
feet and rising. Weather warm and
showery. Arrived-Arlington Mem
phis. Passed up-Rover and barges,
from st, Louis to Pittsburgh.
PITTSBURGH, June 2l.--River three
feet six inche. and stationary. Weather
cloudy and very warm.
EVANSVILLE June 2l.-Weathor
cloudy till o'clock, but now clear; mer-
curry 66 to 80. River 7 $40 feet and
falling very slowly. Up-Idlewild, Utah,
Morning Star, George Roberts, Liberty
No. 4, Bowling Green. Down-John l..
Rhoads, Charles Morgan, Dick Johnson,
J. n. Miller. Business active.
LOUISVILLE, June 2l.-River station
airy with feet in the canal and 4 Iect in
Indian chute. Arrived-Fawn and
Kittie Hegler, Evansville; Rover, st.
Louis. Departed-Fawn and Hegler,
Cincinnati; Rover, Pomeroy. Clear and
sultry.
MEMPHIS, June 2l.-River rose 3
inches Weather clear and hot. ArrIy-
ed-Belle of Texas, Arkansas river.
Departed --Talahaleh Julia, Vicks.
burg; Belle of Memphis, st. Louis.
NASHVILLE, June 2l.-River falling
with 4 feet 2 inches on the shoals. Ar
rived-Brnnsford, Paducah; Greene,
Burksville. Clear and warm.
CAIRO, June 2l-Arrived - Vint
Shinkle, Memphis. Departed-Parker
Memphis; City of Vicksburg, st. Louis
Vint Shinkle, Cincinnati; Atlantic New
Orleans. River - feet 3 inches and
rising. Weather cloudy and hot.
ST. LOUIS, June u -Arriyed-Gcn.
Anderson, Paducah; Dubuque, and Mus
catine, st. Paul; st. Geneviev", Vicks-
burg Mary Boyd, Peoria; Brown, Cairo
Departed Belle of Lacrosse, st. Paul;
Mary Boyd, Peoria; Rob Roy, keokuk;
City of Chester, Memphis; Church Pitts
burgh. River risen feet and swelling
rapidly tonight. The lower Missouri
and the Mississippi from Keokuk down
are pouring out great volumes of water
and the rise here to-day was rapid and
unexpected. Considerable freight on the
levee is submerged.
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II. FRANK is the only square dealing
one price Clothing House IN Wheeling,
the only Clothier who makes prices in
plain selling figures, takes back goods
any time within two months Of purchase,
and pays back money when desired.
Frank i, still located at No. 4G, Twelfth
street
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THE BEST MEDICINE.


TINoI NINIsNIIF IEIsDl .fWB. - IoIV'
MIR. STEVE>s: Dear Sir / am seventy
one years Ofagc have suffered many years
with Kidney Complaint, weakness i'll my
back and stomach. | was induced by
friends 90 try your Ncgetine, and | think
II the best medicine for weakness of the
kidneys | ever used. ! have tried many
remedies Tor this complaint, and never
found 50 much relief as from the Ncgetine.
II Strengthens and invigOratcS the whole
system. Many OF my acquaintance have
taken II, and / believe IL To be good for all
the complaints Tor which ii Is recommen-
Ced. Yours truly,
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A YOUNG lady OF poetic cast of mind,
who resides on the Island, said to an in
innate friend, the other day, that a GER
tain newspaper man always reminded
her of Edgar Allen Poe. Explanations
of this rather complimentary remark
being demanded, she stated that she "had
seen him eating strawberries and cake at
the Children's Home BENEFIT and he had
s,,,b Al ,.,,.,,y,,s uo,-"
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Don't Forget.

That when you want clothing, fur
nishing goods, trunks, valises, collars.
cuffs, neckwear, or in fact anything to fit
out the human form divine for either
men or hoy's wear, We are nj all times
prepared with stock wherein YOU can
find what you want in make, quality for
and price. II. FRANK,
One Price Clother, Is, 18th st,
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SEVERAL prominent Bridgeport capt.
talists departed for Cleveland yesterday,
on the invitation of the President ard
Directors Of the Lake Shore, Tuscarawus
Valley and Wheeling Railroad. The
object of the VISIT is, probably, to receive
and understand exactly the proposition
the road is prepared to make to Bridge
port and Wheeling. Their return will
be- largely looked for.
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OFFICE PEABODY Insurance Co.,

Wheeling, W. Va, April 2, 1879.
TIME CHARTER OF THE FIRE AND
Marine Insurance Company OF Wheel
ing, expired April /, 1875, and its unexpir-
ed fire business has been rcinsured by the
Peabody Insurance Company OF Wheel
ing, w. Va, as shown by the Resolution
and certi ticate annexed hereto. All claims
for loss or damage that may occur after l.
O'Clock NJ, April !, 1873, under any fire
policy issued by the Fire and Marine In
surance Company, and in force, Will be
adjusted and settled by the Peabody In
surance Company. -
J. V. l.. RODGERS,
Secretary.
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Corner Main and

DRESS GooDs.-Five thousand dollars.
worth o! Dress Goods forced upon the
market and have got to be sold ut some
price. Examine and price them for
yourselves. j. W. FEKREL'
Corner Main and Goth Streets.
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For ladies made up suits, neatest and
latest styles, and dress goods at half
their real value, go to the closing out
sale OF j. w. Ferrel, corner OF Main and
Twentieth streets
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THE PIANO HARP CABINET ORGAN
This new and beautiful instrument is Il
com bination of the piano-forte aid organ,
manufactured by the Mason II Hamlin
OrCen Co. Call and see and hear it
Adams & Lucas Music Store, 1927, Mar
L ai strrpt
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THE committees having in charge the
Masonic picnic to be held at Cresap's
Grove, cd Thursday, June oath, St. Johns
Day, have completed all the arrange
mcnts, and have left nothing undone to
make tia success. They will go on the
Ed. Hornbrook and barges and the music
will be furnished by Schreiner's brass
band and Mayors quadrll band.
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THREE hundred pieces SprNgue' :
Merrimack and Cocheco Prints, carried
over from last season. We are going to
close out at six and quarter cents.
J. 5. RHODES X Go.
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE LADIES
V. Blond is now selling f. &. Burt's
celebrated make of ladies Button Shoes
Mt 81. so. which have been selling hereto
lore at from S. 10 81.
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Police CouRT-J1dge Cranmer.

The following cases were disposed of
at the Police Court yesterday morning.
Jane Armstrong, for loosing control OF
her tongue, paid five dollars and costs.
Thomas Boneparte, for drunkenness,
paid three dollars and costs.
John Snyder, for drunkenness, was
sent up for ten days, in default Of paying
three dollars and costs.
Thomas Murphy, for abusive language,
was assessed one dollar and costs.
The case against Peter Currie, for dis
orderly conduct, was dismissed,
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OUR prices are he lowest.
NJ. GUTMAN u Go.

GREAT BARGAINS Now.-Rcmcmbcr,
the entire stock of splendid Dress Goods,
of all kinds Is now being sold out at and
below Eastern cost. Calland price them
at }. W. FERRELS
Corner Main and 10Th streets.
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"Quaint. humorous, and entertaining,
describing thejOurney from Paris 10 NARY
by way Of the Rhine. II Is An cNquisitr'y
printed and tastcfully bound volume ana
the Illustrations. three hundred IN mum
Der. are largely By Gustaye DOre. The
book is among the most unique ana las
cinatiug i'm IT. way that We have ever
cHuucrd Ia see. ~ Boston journal.
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A MEETING of the General Committee
on Masonic Pic ME will be held this
Tuesday evening at the City Hall,
at : P. NJ, for the completion o. business.
A full attendance is desired.
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"Thc learning Of the treatise is incontcS-
table. The need Of this learning in this Of
all countries, and more now than ever be-
fore, is equally patent. And IL is positive
that the doctrines discussed will survive
and be- active as long rs mankind. "-IiH-
uoeiphiu North AnIericdH.
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"The editor has incorporated some notes
and other material left by the author has
made multitude OF minor corrections,
verified the citations, and added some
notes OF his own. The work, therefore, Is
rendered doubly fresh and valuable
Boston Journal.
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alt has held recognized place in our
literature for forty years, aud II will prob
ably long retain that place. At least no
work has yet appeared in our language TO
Supplant IL, though there have been a
good many lives Of Napoleon. '-BOst0h
Transcript.
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HAzLITTOs LIFE OF NAPOLEON

The Life OF NapOlcan Bonaparte. BY
william HaZIitt, New Edition. Illustrat-
ed with Steel Plates. Three vols. Large
l2mO. Extra cloth, $3.50: sheep, $500.
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Few words of the sort In,

. , Few words of the sort hav
won higher praise from eminent authori-
ties than the late Prof. Francis Liebcr'S
Manual OF Political Ethics Story and
Kent being among the number OF those
who have given il warm concentrations
". J. independent.
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A SPLENDID lot of Boys Clothing, at
unusually low prices, at
NJ. GUTMAN Il Co.'S.
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From Paris to Marty by Way ofthc Rhine.
BY Edward Strahan. Proiusely Illus
trated with over 3OJ Engravlngs, from
designs by Dore and Others. $40. Extra
cloth, black and gilt ornamrntation
Gilt Top. $500.
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BY Francis Lieber, LID. Author of'Civll
Liberty and Self-Government." New
and Revised edition. Edited by The
odore d. WoolSey, LID. Svo. 2vols.
Extra cloth, $500.
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THOSE who tested the Reading Beer at
Gus Rolls. last night, are satisfied.
Hereafter they want Reyman's in theirs
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CRY Council will not meet tonight.
All business on the table has been finish
ed up.
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MoBA1R Busters in all colors and quail
tics ot NJ. GUTMAH X Co.'S.
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ELEGANT Fancy Striped Silks lust
opened ut J. 5. RHODES Il Cos.

Lee CREAM for pic-nics, parties and re-
ceptionS. Mrs. Ziegcntrlder announces
To her patrons ana the public generally
that she Is prepared 10 furnish ice cream
and water ices in any quantity for par
ties, pic.nics and receptions, al the lowest
figures. No GG Twelfth street. two doors
below her old stand. Patronage solicited.
Dgh
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A VALUABLE PREsENTATlON.-1es-
terday afternoon the members Of the
Jack Bass fishing club presented Mr..
George Schwartzbach the able and Ell
fcient secretary of the organization. with
u magnificent and costly pair of gold
spectacles, gold pen and inkstand.
The articles were importea
from Germany at cost OF
s573.25, and they are indeed worthy
OF special mention. The spectscles were OF
heavy gold, and the pen diamond point
ed. The ink stand was magnificent
thing, gotten up with ingenuity and taste
and regardless Of cost. The decorations
and Communications were grand, and it
will always be IA thing of beauty and a
JOY forever"
The presentation speech was made on
behalf ofthe Club by a. c. Egerter, who
in fitting terms expressed the feeling of
the members OF the Jack Bass, for the
high regard and honor in which they
he'd their esteemed Secretary.
Mr. Schwartzbach, being totally sur
prised and overcome by emotion, male u
most happy reply, after which the en-
tire company drank some lemonade. All
this took place at the "Old Home kept
by the genial Secretary.
As the Jack Bass Fishing Club has
become quite an institution, we give the
names of the officers and members below:
President, Anton Reymann; Vice
President, Louis Gaus; Secretary, Georga
Schwartzbachi Treasurer, Theodore
Schriber; Commissary, A. G. Eyer
ter; Quartermaster g. w. Franzheim;
Chapline, Fred Lauc. Members: Au-
gust Rolf, Peter Bonningberger, Henry
Stamm. John Ptarr, Simon Kiln, &.
W. Jeliers, Lawrence Walter, Benno
Hammer, Roy Combs, Peter Welty, },
Bcuter, 5. O. Burdatts, Samuel McCleI-
Ian, Jacob Langiried, Joseph Long, Ja-
cob Nuuge and George Sallade.
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Piano tuning done promptly by W. 5
Hutchins.