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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-19

THE ACCIDENT AT FAInMoNr.-SinCe
the brief notice, made in our columns the
other day, Of tho accidental death OF
Josie Hamilton, sOh Of Elenus Hamilton,
We have heard the following particulars
On Thursday, just after dinner, the boy,
about II years Of age, went out 10 keep
the dogs OF u herd Of sleep, taking with
him loaded gun. At three o'clock the
report Of The gun was heard but no notice
taken Of II. ~ supper time, not making
his appearance at home, bis brother went
after Hin and found him with one side Of
bis head shot oII'-tllc gun lying on one
side Of a log and he on the other. lie
lived until y o'clock Thursday evening,
and his remains were buried at l'airmont
yesterday.
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BALTIMORE & ONO INSURANCE. Con-.
FANNY sOLD Our.-Constable VIM. Rich.
nrtlson Oh Friday evening sold at Con.
stables sale the effects of the late Balti.
more 4 Ohio Insurance Company. Judg.
ment was had against the Company TO
satisfy the claims ofMr. A. II. beach, for
money loaned, and Messrs. Paul & WIN
ship, for Office furniture. Mr.. Bcacll's
claim was iOrSlOO, and Paul 4 Winship's
$40 70, The Office furniture, and lease
until January nOxt for tho room OCCu.
pied by tile Company, werosOltl, bringing
something over 5000. The lease, which,
was valued at 800, was sold to AIcLain
Bros, 1.-The owners Of the building, for Sl4O
The liabilities Of tho Company are esli.
mated at $1,000. We understand that
Mendel, Booth 4 Co lose nearly 5000, and
the County Court about 800. Numer.
Ola actions have been brought against
the Company before Justice Caldwell for
small amounts,
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Local PERsoNAIs.-Rev. James Moi.
fat, Of this city, is expected to deliver an
address ut u literary entertainment in
West Alexander, Pa, Tomorrow eve
ming.
Capt. W. l.. Bridges has been reappoint.
ed Superintendent Of the PcnitentiGry by
the Board Of Public Works,
The James Carney who was con hls
muscle" on Wednesday last, rs stated by
Us Thursday morning, Is not James Car.
ncy the milkmnn.
Mr.. Il. Z. Brace, Of Charleston, who
came here to assume the position Of city
editor Of the Standard, Is stopping at the
Stamm House.
Inspectors Young and Wilson, Of this
port, have gone to Parkcrsburg to inspect
u boat there.
McIaddcn Of The SlCubenvillc Gazette,
and Plattenburg Of the Hancock County
COuier cane down on the Forest City
with the cxcurslOnists, on Saturday.
VIM. D. English, Es1.,o this city, was
On Change in Cincinnati on Friday. So
snys the Times.
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PULPIT POIHu.-Rev. ]. R. Thompson
Of the Chapline Street n. E. Church
preached In the Fifth Street (cOlored) n
b. Church yesterday afternoon, Guar
terly meeting Is now being held in that
Rev. ]. g. GeOttman, of Stockton
Avenue Lutheran Church, Allegheny
City, occupied the pulpit Of the English
Lutheran Church yesterday morning and
evening. Subjects: MOrning-RIhe Work
Of God" Evening-"He must Increase
Rev. II, A. PallistCr, at the Disciples
Church, Yesterday discOursed upon the
following subjects: Morning-"The Love
Of Money" Evcning-"GOlgothu and
It's Victim"
1t ia not yet known when the consecra-
ton Of Bishop Kahn will take place. II
is said, however, that the conservation
will assuredly take place in 81, Josephs
Cathedral in this city.
Communion services were held IN the
Presbyterian Church at West Alexander
Yesterday. Rev. Lester was assisted by
Rev. Reed, Of Independence.
The choir OF the Fourth Street nj. E.
Church yesterday missed the presence Of
Messrs. Lucas and BOssett. Both these
gentlemen are suffering from severe
colds.
Rev. A. ]. LYDIA, late Of the Wesley NJ.
Il, Church lSOuth Wheeling), has pur-
chased the Island drug store,
Rev, J. r. Thompson, OF the ChapliRe
Street NJ. +, Church, is one Of the young
est ministers in this State. lie Il only
twGnty-tlree.
Owing to the absence Of the rector,
Rev. ]. q. Armstrong, there were no SER
vices in st. Matthews Church yesterday,
Services were held in ST. Johns Church
yesterday. Rev. Clark, the rector, Otlici-
ated.
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POLICE CoURr.-I'bc Saturday morn.
Ing session Of tho police court was reg
ular "whitewnsl." There was not single
case awaiting examination. Old Prob
did II with lis little cold snap.
In the afternoon four unfortunAtes MI.
Rwered to their names. TlOy were dis.
posed Of soverally as follows;
Robert johnson was charged with dis.
orderly conduct, but the case was dis.
missed ut the cost Of tho complainant.
Charles 9. Gray, for violating the
seventh ordinance, relating to disorderly
conduct, was fined 81 and costs.
Mrs. Donlcy had been selling liquor
without license. The Court first fixed
her fine Mt 50, but as II was shown that
the defendant was 4 poor widow, with n
half dozen children, the fine was reduced
To SO 80. The customary fees were re.
milted by the officials, and the bysLanders
made mp purse and paid her fine.
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THE Ono SIDE.-A veranday has been
built in front Of the Riverside Hotel.
The Crusading Sisters OF Bridgeport
are preparing for an active campaign
against the saloons recently opened there,
Prayer meetings are held every after
noon in the NJ. Il. Church, and VIC under
stand that It Is the intention OF the ladies
to visit the saloons at nm early date.
A team belonging to Armstrong, COen
& Co., Of this city, ran off At Bridgeport
on Saturday afternoon, but without doing
any damage. They first started near the
depot, aud made across the bridge at n
rapid rate. They were stopped near the
Island end Of the bridge.
Those soda fountains which recently
commenced sizzling in Bridgeport have
summarily suspended, Old Prob. has
given the saloon men chance.
When yOu ask liridgepnrtOr what do
YOU know to-day y he shakes his head
lespondenIly, and 'candidly replies,
"nnthcn."
Every man we met In Bridgeport on
Saturday had something to say about
what could be had to drink ut the saloons
over there, but we were informed In the
same breath that they had never visited
the saloons.
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The I'coDIe VVnnt ISroo,.

There Is no medicine prescribed by
PhySicinns, or sold by druggists, that car.
riea such evidence Of its success
and superior virtue rs BosCMEE's GIN.
MAN SYRUP for severe Coughs, Colds
settled OH the Breast, Consumption, or
any disease Of the Throat and Lungs. A
proof Of that fact Is that any person af.
ilictel, can get sample bottle for 10 cents
and try lis superior effect before buying
the regular size At rs cents. II has lately
been introduced in this country from Ger.
many, and its wonderful cures arc aston.
ishihg every ono that uses II. Three
doses viii relieve any case. Try II. Sold
by all Druggists. eod&w
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VIZ several days ago suggested tie pro.
priety Of giving Manager James ltamil.
ton grand complimentary benefit pfevi.
otls to his retirement from the manage.
ment Of The Opera House. We have a
second suggestion TO offer. II would he
more a proiIos II the testimonial should lie
undertaken by private citizens. That IL
tosqy, . committee Of citizens should take
the matter in hand, engage a Grst-Class
entertainment, advertise and call upon
the citizens TO tender an ovation 10 'the
retiring manager. VIII those journals
which have so cordially adopted our
original suggestion ihdOfse the aboVe2
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P.W. & Ky. DIRECroRs.-Thc stock.
holders Of the Pittsburgh, Wheeling Il
ny. Railroad Company met at the Court
House on Saturday afternoon and elected
Q. D. Hubbard, Esq, President, and
Michael Reilly, Thomas Hughes, John
Mcclure, Abram Wilson and Al. Lazier,
Esqrs,, Directors. The affairs Of the
company were freely discussed after the
election, but no business Of Importance
was transacted.
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lIUsiSEys Of all kinds Is improving al
Martins Ferry, and The Men. says that
the "idlc men in their midst are those
who have no time to work, for Erilmblihg
about the hard times" which no doubt i
the ease, but III that respect Martins Fer.
ry Is better of than Steubenvillc, even II
the enlGrprising newspaper at that place
has no one to write up sensations that
never occurred. Never mind, brother
DrennGn, maybe when news Is scarce,
you can import Tribune reporter, and
then you too, may have sensations, but
that il no reason Why bummerS from
Bridgeport and SteubGnyille should Sc.
lect The temperate limits Of Martins
Ferry ns suitable place irwhicIi to get
intoxicated, but perhaps, owing to The
fact that there are 80 few Gases Of that
kind there, they knew their fines would
he light, or probably tile Martins Ferry
soakers had escaped 80 often with impti.
nifty that the fOFeignerssupposed that they
could do 40 10. I'VE have known towns
before now where all the cost oflighting
the streets was betrayed by imported
bchzine sOakets.-iyieu6enriLe Gdseite.
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BUCKEYE Misunderstanding has
ever been a iavorltG point for excursions
with the Steubenvillc girls, We arc
young Ourseli, and In common with sew.
eral hundred other youths who claim to
be gOOd.lOOking, have long considered
these visits Of the Steulenvillc beauties
us quite complimentary. II our readers
will excuse pOetical gush VIC will COM
pare them to- But the spirit Of the
gentle Hathaway warns us not to trans.
gress too much upon the patience Of the
public, and We f0rbear. We'll cork M
our poetry until We go to steubenyille,
where there Is no dangerUf being mObbed,
as the combined genius Of Hunter and
Campbell has intellectually prepared that
community to b. alarmed at nothing.
The Stenbenville lnssiCs came down on
Saturday, upon their annual spring ex.
CursiOn. The round trip VIVA made on
the steamer Forest City, and the cargO Of
sweets was in charge Of Mr.. Armstrong,
Principal Of the Steubenvile High
School, and II couple Of lady teachers.
Old Prob, lacking spirit Of true In
wardnesS, declined to make any conces.
siOns to youth and beauty, and the weather
was accordingly very stormy and dis
agreeable. Tie visit would have been a
pleasure TO us under any circumstances,
but we regret that the young ladies did
not have lairer weather for the exhibi.
tiOn,
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sPEEpY CURE FOR BALDSEss.-Dt
Fred. Vernon 1Iarcourt, general agent
for Cummings Specific iof the hair, Il
now in this city and will solicit or.
dcrs from our citizens. The doctor
shows a number Of speedy cures Of bald.
ness which his antidote has accomplished,
lie has already obtained several orders
from some Of our we'll known citizens,
An advertisement IN another column will
give further particulars.
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LARCENY OF CLorHINu.-on Saturday
afternoon RhOdn Morris entered an III,
formation before Justice Caldwell cllarg.
Ing Emma johnson with the larceny Of a
lot Of clothing valued at 81 so. The par.
ties arc COlOrGd, md live In the Second
Ward. A warrant was Issued for The ar.
rosL of the accused,
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TIE Philomathian Literary Society
will close the season with a literary and
musical entertainment on Saturday even
Ing, May ID. The closing exercises will
be held at the residence Of i. L. Zane,
Esq, and will be attended by the mem.
berS Of the Society and their friends.
The PhilOmathian will reorganize inScp-
Lemher MOTT.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.


ST. LOUIS, April lS.-Three miner
named Patterson Martin, Christopher
johnson and Patrick Morgan we're dug
out Of a snow slide in Cherokee Gnlchr
four miles from Georgetown, Colorado
yesterday. They had been dead several
days, and we're found in their beds, IN
dicating that the slide took place in the
niOht
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RAILROAD CHANGE AT FAIRMoNr.-
Gus. Boggess has been appointed agent at
Falrmont, to succeed K. d. Walker, re-
signed. Mr.. Walker has been acceptable
both 10 the company and To tho people
with whom he Inns had 10 deal, and The
new aplOiniee will give equal satisfac-
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0pD Fellows FUNERAh.-The funeral
Of Daniel Krclter took place from his late
residence, No. 2lS7 Main street, yesLer-
day afternoon at 2 o'clock. The mem.
bers Of William Tell Eneampment and
William Tell Lodge, ]. o. .. r., attended
In body.
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THE FRuIT.-We conversei with a
number oil fruit growers yesterday, and
u was their unanimous opinion that the
fruit had all been killed by the frost In
the past two days. The buds had inst
commenced toswell, and were summafily
disposed Of by the cold snap. 4 lady who
resides on The Island informs us that the
contents Of Der market basket we're frozen
while crossing the suspension bridge On
Saturday morning. Ii Ia thought that
everything that has been planned lbis
spring will suffer from the frost.
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DIEDSUDDENLY-Corneliu BelleyilIe
an old man who resided on Chaplihe Hill
died very suddenly on Saturday morning
between 10 and II o'clock. About Id
o'clock he went out after an atmiul oil
wood, and as sometime elapsed and he
did not return, q member Of his family
went in search Of him. The old gentle.
man was found short distance below the
house, lying on the path dead, with his
head down the hill, As his death was
attributed to natural causes, II was not
considered necessary TO hold an inquest,
Belleyille was over seventy years Of age,
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NorIcE.-In addition 10 my large stock
Of dry goods | have added . full assert
mont Of carpets, floor OilClOths and win.
dow shades, which ! will sell very cheap.
All IN need Of such goods will DO we'll to
call and sec them.
ITrNRy ROpMpn
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A CHARACTERIZE SWnDLR. =
blonde with flowing ringlets yesterday
afternoon ilouRced into an Island street
car with an air that proclaimed her mon
arch Of all the dFy-goOds she surveyed,
Close at her heels followed nObby young
man, whose eyeglasses were as clear as
the pearly brook aud whose dropping
moustache fell gracefully over his Shake
spearian collar. OF course he wore an
open-backed shirt and cOmmuned with
tho knob OF tiny cane.
She waltled down the aisle and gave n
whitening glance ut the most vulnerable
person in the cara pale young man who
was lily secured behind blue necktie,
The youth surrendered Mt a glance, and
when the fair damsGl dropped into the
vacant seat, no murmuring "thank you"
rippled by her pearly teeth and no bless
ing fell upon his waiting car.
But when fairly seated she gave u sud-
den hitch to the left as II crowded for
room, and tho hint so audibly given was
taken up BY mill-eyed rustic who sat
beside her. With an innate and intuitive
gcntiIity he felt that those clothes must
not be crumpled, and SO he too gave up
his seat and hung himself to strap,
And then what did that erratic female
do? Spread out her flowing drapery 50
as to cover all Of the two seats? Not
much. She merely moved little TO the
right, gathered her apparel into a. small
space as possible, and in moment that
nobby young man sat close beside her and
the small talk Of fashion flowed on Us
evenly as though no two outraged and
Guchered young men swayed in front OF
her and glared with defiant glauces at the
head above that Shakespearian collar.
The next time blonde feminine cap
lures that pale young man or that im-
prcssive rustic, il will BE- only when rivers
have ceased to run and the last street car
driver has repcnte,l Of his sins and gone
with his tired stceds 10 reposC under the
cold sOds Of the valley.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-lIarris Levi, wllO
has for some time past made his home at
tho residence Of Mrs, Aarons, No, 2l2U
Main street, Centre Wheeling, left the
city on Tuesday last, on u business trip
through Marshall county. Yesterday
about noon or shortly after, he stopped at
the residence Of Mr.. MOorlOuse, n farmer
living in the neighbOrhood Of Rock Hill
Marshall county, with whom he was nc.
quaintcd. There hCpartook ofsomc din
ncr. lie complained Of feeling very nm.
well and unable to proceed further on
horseback, and rs he was anxious to reach
the city, asked Mr.. MOOrhOuse to bring
him inin his wagon, In this conveyance
they started about 5 o'clock In the
afternoon. They had not proceeded more
than two or three miles whom Mr..
Levi threw up mOuthful or two Of
blood md Immediately expired. Mr..
MoorhOuso brought the deceased to his
late boarding house, where Justice John
Webb summoned u oOroncr's jury, com.
posed Of Messrs. David Levi, William
Wilson, u. u. Dillon, David Pinkers,
Lewis lIeekman, r. Rosenberg, b. Wise
man, James Smith, lsaac Samuel, q.
White, DR.. james Il. Reeves, and llennO
Hammer, Esq. The inquest found that
the deceased came to his death from In
ternal hcmorrIiage. Mr.. Levi, In the
early part Of December last, suffered n
partial stroke Of paralysis, since which
time he has been in very delicate health
seemingly tending to consumption, and
has been confined to the house the greater
portion Of the winter. lie left home tie
spite the circumstances Of His hostess,
who thought him too feeble 10 undertake
his contemplated trip Deceased was %
years Of age md n member Of West Wiz.
GINA Lodge No. 2O3 |. o. i. H., and Of
franklin Lodge, 10. OF. A brother Of
the deceased resides in Pittsburgh, Pa,
to whom dispatch was sent. The burial
will probably await the arrival Of friends.
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Rencned Mariners.

New York, April ls.-The ship Daunt-
less, Capt. Wilburn, from San Francisco,
brought Capt. James Hammond and
crew, 20 in number, Of the British ship
CORVALLIS, wrecked on Pitcairns Island.
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FIVE hundred pounds Of fresh live geese
feathers, Just received and will he sold at
the lowest market prices. Also ticking
Of different grades Cheapat
Henry JACons,
1884 Main street.
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A SIove ON the Political Chess
board.

AUGUSTA, Me-, April ls.-A strong
movement il being made throughout the
state, since the withdrawal Of Governor
Dingie, to bring out General Weldon Con-
ncr as the next Republican candidate for
Governor.
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The Lowest Prices,
The Largest Stock,
The Greatest Variety
Ever seen in Wheeling.
You will fndeyery variety Of Clothing, 60
to N. Gutman & Co.'s,
lfyou want them at the lowest prices,
go to NJ. Gutman & Co.'s.
Dress Suits, Business Suits, from the
cheapest to the best, ut NJ. CiutmaI 4
Co.'s.
Suits to fit men of all sizes,
Suits to 1T boys Of all sizes,
Suits to fit children from two to nine
years Of age, at NJ, Gutman & Co.'s,
All these goods sold at prices that defy
competition, at NJ. GUTMAN 4 Co.'S,
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James Root.

HARTFORD, Co.'S, April ls.-James
Root, formerly Of Cleveland, died o.
Saturday, aged IS years. He was one Of
the Oldest living graduates Of Yale Col
leee and pioneer settler in Ohio.
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-
Tho undersigned by virtue Of deed NJ trust OK.
Cculed 10 him by Issue Colts, datel the iSt day Of
March, 1875 and recorded III the Office NJ the Clerk
u the Comfy Court Of Ohio county In DetNl Of
Trust Book No. 8, pages ~ aud 20, will sell at
nnbllO auction al the front door u the Court lOHsU
o. Ohio county, at 10 o'clock 4. NJ, on
SATURDAY, tho ist day Of May, 1875,
the following property, iO-wit; The north half Of
tile forty feel III ifOntO i lot numbered 10 on The
west sldo Of Market Square, In the city u Wheel
lug, being about twenty feet IN ir1nt and running
back 10 the alley, together with tic building aud
nppnFl0naTces situated thGFrUn. Said building Il
now occupied by q. u. Wagner SnIl property will
h. EDll subject 10 the dover II Susan Il. CQll5 the
wife Of nd laaG Colts, which however will only
vest In ease the Rld Susan Il. Colts should survive
Tho illd lsiaO Colts and 10 else Of said premises
held by e. Il. Wagner for the three years next en-
suing after the Atay Oi April, 1876, ut the ritO Of
SJ1 per year the INT years rental having already
been advanced 10 the 3ill lSlnr Colts
TRIMS ~ SALE- OntHtlrtl NJ the purchase
money IL la CJlsh, One.lhinl 10 10 lal In tlirnG
months from tho day Of ale, and The remaining
third IN slx months from ahl day If ale, the ptlr-
chaser glYlng notes with satisfactory security for
said deferred InstallmCniA
selling rs iriiSieG, the Undersigned will convey
Only stitch title ~ lsCOnlerrU upon him by the said
deed Of March isi, 1876 though The iitlOil believed
10 IL good JOHN u. pENDLETON.
j. CHAMRRRs IfRRVRY, AuCtlOnccf. mral
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TIE "womans friend" Is what DR..
Bulls Vegetable Pills may well be term.
cd, for every woman that has once used
them will not 10 without them, i&w.
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sAruRpAY. lhn l,l llnr nL Mnr. ls7s.
ON LOTS FOR sALE-

IN WIN. ClarlS's second addition to the
town Of Martins Ferry. Laid out on that
beautiful river bottom between the Steel
Works Rolling Mill and Mil Factory. A
good opportunity to buy cheap property IN
thriving town 1T low prices and on Gasy
terms, (inr2gl T. IRWIN, Agent,
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ISLAND PROPERTY FOR SALE.

Tho undersigned Trustee, by virtue Of 4 deed oi
trust dated March g. 1853, aud recorded In theOilicG
VI the Clerk Of the County Court for Ohio Hunty,
IN deed lDOk %, pago 10, male by James W. Col.
lett, Tllomas 0lascDck and wife to him, wlllOn
SATURDAY, iha 9Th day Of April, 1875,
Commencing al 10 O'Clock A. ~, proceed to all at
public auction al the frDht 0nr VI tile COurt liUlse
VI Ohio county, tho following property on Wheel.
lug Island that Ia u ay: The East pari u tnt No.
~, commencing at the northwest former Of said lot
aud running westerly IS feet on Pine street Ia GER
tain point, thence southwest al an angle Of - 80
feet inches Oh Elm alley, thence CaSterly ii9 feet
10 HeC1nd street, Themes hnrihefly NJ feet 10 the
place Of beginning, having thereon bFCctcl fnihG
Dwelling House, and heing tho same property Oh
Whlth aid HlaslcOck now resides.
stllng q iriister shall convey Hnly such title
Hls veaie1 IN ms by Sall deed Of trust.
TRIMS OF HALE=-tNsh.
JOHN A. ARMSTRONG, Trustee.
j. o. 1iknvRY, AuctlOneCr. mr21
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In 4 PRstoN CELL.-A young mar
named lew Hoffman was arrested on
Saturday afternoon by Officer Bogatd
for disorlerly conduct. Hoffman wa.
locked up, and willhaye a hearing at the
police court this morning.
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Henry lIoEMER has returned from the
Fast and Is now receiving II large stock Of
spring and summer dry goods Of the new
novelties OF the seasOii. We wish him
much success In his new room,
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To THE LADIEs.--L. V. Blond, No. 1875
Main Street has Just received a new lot Of
ladies, boxed toed buttoned CATERS.