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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-04

INDIANAPoLIs. November 3-Thc
Committee on Monument appointed Mt
the late soldiers reunion, of which Cen
ersl Coburn is President and Captain
Haingman Secretary. held Il meeting to-
day, aud resolved to go to work forth
with Meetings have been called for
the 4th Of December in every county in
the State. and State Convention on the
7th of December, to determine the style
and location of the monument and elect
the directors and officers OF the Associa
lion. Members of the committee were
present from various purts OF the State
and report fair prospects for success.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Money and stock
Market.

NEW loRK, November 3.-MoNEY-
Active 3Gg7 per cent, closing at per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 6G7 per
cent. Customs receipts $4,000. The
Assistant Treasurer disbursed $G620O
Clearings 4S,0O0,000. Sterling ilrmer ut
476G4S54. The late dealings became
very active and in the furry incident to
it loans were made as high as I per cent
gold. At the close, however, the quota.
tions were 4Gf5 per cent, the reaction be-
ing us sudden rs the advance.
GoLD-Declinei from 1855 to llj, re-
covered to ll5! and closed at ll5!.
Rates for carrying were l, .. 3, ,! and
1 per cent. Loans were also made fiat
GnvERNMENTS-Clo firm.
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ISCOSSIN.

MILWAUKEE, November 3.-Returns
this morning make it certain that the
Republicans have elected Livingstone
aud Wheat and the State ticket by ma.
joritics ranging from 1000 to 5000, and
carried the Legislature by 80 majority
on joint ballot.
MILWAUKEE, November 3-R"turns
received at this hour lmidnightl show
that Ludington, Republican, is elected
Governor by about 1000 majority. The
balance of the Republican ticket is pro-
badly elected, though thereis some doubt
about Beats for Treasurer.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, November 3.-Business
continues quiet with domestic commits
SION houses and the importers and job
bing trade was light The cotton good,
market was duh but firm, and tino
brown .hcetings have an upward look.
Plaid prints and ribbons were in fair re-
quest, and dress good, and skirts active.
Woolen goods Tor mems wear ruled quiet,
but repcilents and clOaklngs were IA
steady demand.
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New York Democrats blamed for tho
PcmmsyIYnnIn Defemt.

New 0rk Democrats Blamed Tor thc
Pcunsy Iynnia Defeat.
New YORK, November "A special
from Philadelphia says that the chair
man OF the Democratic State Committee
of Pennsylvania gives Us reason for the
defeat of his party that the men in New
York city who professed to be Democrats
intericred in the election in Ohio and
helped to destroy their brethren of their
own political creed, and spread disaster
among them. Had these men been true
to the cause of the Democracy, we could
have carried the State by over 100 OOO
majority.
PHILADELPHIA, November Mon
roe county gives 1900 Democratic ma
jorlty, gain of 34l.
Columbia county gives II Democratic
majority of ,, $50 Montour gives DEM
ocratic majority of 32l.
PITTsBURGH, November 3.-Cambris
county, five districts, gives PcrShing 992
majority, Republican gain of 100.
Jefferson county, seventeen districts,
Hartranit, l,S4l; Pershing, 1850.
SCATTERING returns from tue TtihlhlhS
counties OF West Pennsylvania gives
Pcrshing l@S majority, II Republican gain
of l3l.
PHILADELPHIA, November ), 1870 r.
M.-Returns received up TO this hour
from this State indicate that. ..ilartranft,
Republican, for Governor, has majority
OF about 1900.
PITTSBURGH, November 3.-Returns
received up 10 midnight from nine-tenths
ui Allegheny county indicate majority
for Hartranit in the hecounty Of 300. Re-
turns from Pittsburgh and Allegheny
City complete, with the exception Of one
small district, give Hartranit II majority
OF 656, Republican gain Of $40 over
1874.
Armstrong county will give uartranit
over 600 majority.
In Forrest county Hartrantt's majority
i -, with two townships to hear from.
In Fnyette county Pershng, Demo
crat, has majority of about 81, u Demo.
cratic gain of 225 over last year
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Brigham Young Sick mud Arrested.

SALT LAKE, November 3-Brlgham
Young Is still SICK in bed in his own
house, in charge OF [. 5. Deputy Mar
shal. 1t Is expected that the motion to
vacate the order of Judge McKe can of
February 18th, ordering the payment of
the almony TO Ann Eliza, will be argued
before Chief Justice White on Saturday
next. The Chief Justice was unwcll to-
dav, and there was no session of the
Court
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wheeling Stock Market,
CHRISTMAS STocK YARDS,
w ~ q
W EDNEsDAY, Nov. s

CATTLE-Arrivals during the week,
50 head; sold at 50 O0@4 90 per cwt,
HoGs-Arrivsls during the week, l30
head; sold at 7@7tc per 10.
SHEEP-Arriyals during the week, 3y
head; sold al 3G4tc per ID.
Cows-Arrivals during the week, =
head; sold at S409j0 per head,
CALvES-Arriysls during the week, {
head; sold at So 00G,1 90 per head.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO November 3.-Flour-Dui
Wheat-Duli and prices shade lower,
No . white Wabash 81 @3; No. = whit"
Michigan 81 IA; amber 81 1901 l93;
seller November 81 20. Corn-Stcady
and in moderate demand; high mixed
j9Ic; seller November Gjc; no grade j2c;
damaged new iSc Oats-Quict and
firm; No. spot and seller November;
3jc; seller December 36c; white +Oc;
Michigan 3ic; rejected 30c.
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Rowdies Carry the Day.

Sr. LOUIS, November 3.-The RsP"j-
liean's Kansas City special says desper-
ate fight took place at London, Sumner
county, Kansas, during tine election yes
terday, and that Sheriff Neill in attempt
ing to restore order and preserve the
peace, shot and instantly killed desper-
ado named j. II. Turner and badly
wounded two others.
Returns from Kansas indicate that the
Republicans have elected nearly two
thirds of the Legislature.
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NEW JERSEY.

TRENTON, November S.-The Repub-
licans elect five out Of eight senators
chosen this year in New Jersey. Tbir-
teen senators hold over, seven RepublI-
cans and SIX Democrats giving the
Republicans majority of three.
The New Jersey Legislature stands;
Senate II Republicans to 9 Democrats;
House, 81 Republicans 10 % Democrats,
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The Detroit Election.

DETROIT. November 9.-Lewis ma
jority for Mayor is l,G79. The remain.
der OF the Republican city ticket is elect
ed except Attorney, and one member of
the Board of Estimates. Council will
stand nearly tie on the Sunday liquor
question.
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FOREIGN.


HAVANA, November 3.--Transports
with 1000 troops arrived yesterday from
Spain. The government has issued II
decree, to take effect on January l-t, re-
curing invoices of all goods imported TO
be certified by the Spanish Consul at the
mort of shipment.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, office N Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th SITS.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Change in Running Time OF Mail
Trains.

WAsnIyGToN, November On and
after the first day Of December the 4;55
train for Cincinnati over the Pennsyl-
vania road will start m hour later and
include one or more railway postal cars
which are TO arrive rs ut present in
Pittsbargh at 1880 A. NJ. and in Cincin-
natl at p. NJ. the following day and in
st. Louis between and 6 the next even
ing. The limited mail train will still be
dispatched from New York daily at 4;3O
T., NJ,
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Pittsburgh Market.

PITTSBURGH, November 3.-Wheat-
Dull and prices weak and unchangedi
new red 81 3OGl 35; white 81 3jG 40
old red 81 4OGl -. Corn-Dull; shelied
G6Cd68c on track; ear sc. Petroleum
Quiet and firm crude 81 81 at Parkers
refined l3c Philadelphia delivery.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Firm this after.
noon. The largest transactions We're in
Union Pacific trsts, which sold at l0l J;
Union Pacific land grants sold at 96Cd
g6J; sinking funds at S53; Lake Shore
consolidated registered hrsts vt lOl j.;
Western Pacilcs ut 20, and Cleveland
and Pittsburgh consolidated sinking
funds at lO4! Chicago and Northwest
ern consolidated coupon gold bonds nc
tive.
STATE BoEDS-Quiet.
SToCKs-Thc stock market was firm,
and advanced in early dealings The
greatest improvement was IN Northwest
ern and ST. Paul, which Was attributed 10
the result of the election in Wisconsin.
Northwestern common rose from 375 to
3SE, and preferred from 81 to 53I, st.
Paul from "a! to 3j!, and preferred from
g.. to 6$i. Lake Shore fell oil to 81 I
and advanced to G23 Erie declined
from Is to Ia, and afterwards recovered.
Union Pacific advanced to 653GG SO.
Western Union fell off to 73},
advanced to 76l and declined to 7j
Pacific Mail ranged from 40. to 4O!
Missouri Pacific declined to 10 and ad .
vauced to H. At the second call the
market was quiet, with prices about mid
way betheen the two extremes. Later
stocks were firm, but towards the close
were lower IN sympathy with the furry
the money market, and closed dull
with fractional recovery. Michigan
Central fell to 81; Lake Shore to 81 7;
Pacific Mail to 40l; Western Union to
75!; Northwestern to 37s; St. Paul to
34:; Erie to IL and Union Pacific to %; /;
c. Z. x |. c. rose from to So, with last
sales at 81. The transactions on the
Stock Exchange aggregated ll9,00C
shares, of which l3,400 were Erie, 52,0Ot
Lake Shore, 900 Northwestern, l,2J(
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>oIm,ortation orEngIish Cattle.

WAsHINGToN, November @.-The Sec.
retary of the Treasury has addressed n
circular to collectors of customs
announcing that no importations
Of meat, cattle or hides will be allowed
from England, from this date in conse-
quence of the prevalence of the foot and
mouth disease in that country.
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80 wearisomc condition Of humanity

80 wearsomc condition Of humanity"
How many wretched homes in our
land! How many heart-broken invalids!
Life with many signifies a mere onerous
existence. All are subject to disease,
but when health Is removed the hope J..
nearly gone out. Sickness is usually iu-
Cured through exposure or carelcs-ne,,.
Especially il this true with those diseases
peculiar. to woman. Through her own
imprudence and folly she Is made to
drag out miserable cXistcncc--a sOursg
of annoyance and anxiety 10 her
friends, and anything but comfort and
pleasure to herself Exposure TO the
cold at times when she should bG most
prudent, and oyertaH!ng her body with
laborious employment, are both fruitful
causes OF many Of the maladlcs from
which she suffer-. Gradually the bloom
leaves her cheeks, her lips grow s'hy
white, her yiyacity departs, shr continu-
ally experiences Il feeling Of wcarlncss
and general languOr. and aito@"thcr pre-.
-rnts ghOstly appearance. What does
she need? Should she lake some stimu-
latiug drug, which will for the time
make her "iee! better or does her entire
system demand reparation? SherequireS
something which not only will restore 10
health the diseased organs, but will tone
and invgorate the system. DR. PIerce's
Favorite Prescription will do this. /. im-
parts strength ~ the diseased parts,
brings back the glow of health, and re-
stores comfort where previously there
was only suffering.
Every invalid lady should send for
the Peoples Common SENSE Medical
Advertiser in which over fifty pages
are devoted to the consideration OF those
diseases peculiar to Women. 1t will be
sent, post paid, to any address for 81 80.
Address, Z. V. Pierce, NJ. d. Worlds
Dispensary, Buffalo, New York. Agents
wanted to sell this valuable work.
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MINI ESOTA.

ST. PAvL, November $.--The repub-
licau estimates show Pillsbury's (Ropuh-
lican) majority to be about 10000. The
legislature will be two-thirds Republican.
Pfaender, Republican for State Treasurer,
runs considerably behind his ticket, but
will probably be elected by 5000 major
ity. The returns come in very slowly.
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sSuuk Robbery.

SCRANTON, Pa, November 3eThe
First National Bank of PIttston WAS
broken into last night, by band of
burglars who entered the vault through
the top, where they blew open two special
safes, from which they distracted 1000
in bonds and mortgages, after which
they dccampod. The robbers entered and
damn ried thrnnnh the roof
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Death Warrants Signed.

The Governor has signed the death
warrants of six criminals condemned for
murder. Two in Cou,hatta are TO be- rx
ecuted on Friday, November 10, Two
in MenrOc and two in New Orleans are
to be executed November %. Two of
the condemned are white and two colorcd.
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Cardinal MeCIOsky.

LONDON, November %.-Cardinal Nc
Closky to day received prominent tinan-
ciers. He leaves for Dublin on Friday,
ard his early departure will prevent the
presentation Of the address OF welcome
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MASSACHUSETTS.

BoSToS, Nnvember 3.-Three hun.
drcd and thirty-two cities and towns,
with nine to hear from, give Rice 81, 900
Gaston, 1869; Baker, S,9il; Adams,
l,774.
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A MOstStupepdous Item.

GRAND ISLAND, NEB., November 3 -
Mrs. Halle Clatin, formerly Miss Pool
of Abingdon, Massachusetts, died at thi.
place this morning. She had been to
California for her health.
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NgNl 3. a.i--e.. .yr the next Presllen
:.ai nominee of the Republican party
Cl.vtJas,.ce WAITE is reported to be
the .ayorite Of His Erceilency, the Presi-
dent. That would be very nice. GRANT
uaae him Chief Justice, and it would he
ar., equitable that, if His Eycellency
..n not bc President for the third term,
.- .s.a,ual,y Emperor, soD'eJodg should
b.. President who would restore His Ex-
...-n.y t,tlr rrmuncratiye position Of
c nmaud.r ia Chief of the United
States forces. And Ills Excc!lency has
.uaIa ,aar..l.ss" you know.
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The Pail Mall Gazette says the Eng
lish occupation of Egypt is only ques-
ton Of time, as that step is necessary
Tor the preservation OF our Indian En-
pire.
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Grants Governor Of Louisinpn
GreeIs Carl SchurZ.

NKw ORLEANS, November 3-Tho
State militia under General Campbell
fired one hundred guns, by order of Cow
ernor Kellogg, in honor Of the Republican
.inA-.,.i...
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cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, November 5.-W heat
Dull and nominalIy unchanged. Corn
Steady at the decline OF Yesterday. Oats
Lower; No. State al 31c. Petroleum
Unchanged
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Tilden's $4,000 Majority not
all Quite Gone in One
Short Year.
A Salutary Reduction, and
a Healthy Lesson Taught.
New York is Still Democratic
Despite Galvanized Re-
publican Leaders, and
Efforts to Split
the Party.

NEW YORK, November 3-ln this
city complete returns from Is out OF the
u Assembly districts give the Democrat
State ticket 22,jG1 majority, ON total
vote of l98,92O.
ELBANY, November 3.-Up to noon
returns Indicate the election of 20 Re-
pub.icans and ~ Democrats 10 the State
Senate. The Democrats claim the elec-
tion of 70 members of the Assembly 10
50 Republicans.
New YORK, November Brooklyn,
which gives majority of over 5000 for
the Democratic State ticket, elects II Re-
publican city ticket.
The State Not Yet Certainly Lost.
New YORK, November "a special
to the Post dated one o'clock says, re.
ports estimate the State very close with
probably II Democratic success.
The Albany evening Journal comedies
the State to Bigclow, Democrat by 1000
majority, while the Commercial. A,trer-
tser still has hopes for Seward by two
or three thousand The republicans GER
tainly have good working majority in
both houses OF the legislature.
TIIden's Home Against Him.
New YORK, November 3.-Colum.
bia county, the home Of Governor Tilden,
gives Il majority against his ticket.
ALBANY, November 3-The EvcliaJ
Journat says that the result on the State
ticket is close and is still u matter of
doubt. Our table shows Il small apparent
Democratic majority. The Senate stands
II Republicans and II Democrats. The
Assembly stands 70 Republicans and 50
Democrats. This may be varied II little
by further returns, but not materially.
BUFFALO, November 3.-The full re-
turns in this city show an average Re
publican majority for the State ticket Of
$500 Becker, Republican for mayor,
has ., 3,395 majority, with ten Republican
and three Democratic aldermen.
New YORK, November 3.-Full and
accurate returns show Bigelow's Demo-
crntD majority to be 2SOSS. Returns
from numerous counties received to-day
and tonight do net alter the apparent
general result, rs stated last night and
this morning. The State ticket is still in
doubt but probably Democratic by 1000
or 1900 majority 1t will doubtless re-
quire the official returns to decide this
question. The complexion of Brooklyn
Is rs last reported, with the exception
that Colonel Calvanagh, Independent
Democrat, is reported elected to the
State Senate by the full vote of his dis.
trict, having &c majority over Jacobs,
the regular Democrat
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pc,v our reports tins morning the
..,,a, are that the weather to-day
cloudy, Will. easterly to northerly
rising temperature and rain.
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Great Rejoicing over the Result.

LOUISVILLE, November "a special
to the C0lrier-Jouynai from Mississippi
report great rejoicing in Mississippi over
the Conservative victories in Gazoo and
Marshall counties, the Former being
claimed by 1000, and the latter by 800
majority
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Mississippi Free-Death to
Grants Carpet Baggers.
No More Growing Rich at the
Point Of the Bayonet.
Ben. Buffers Son-in-Law
Posts Home in a Hurry.

NEW ORLEANS, November S.-A
Jackson, Mississippi despatch says, the
Democrats have swept the State electing
the entire ticket in nearly every county.
They have about thirty majority in the
house and six or eight in the senate. The
Democrats elect the entire congressional
delegation with possible exception Of
the Sixth District and returns indicate Il
success in it. All is peace and no dis
turbances renorted anywhere,
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PENNSYLVANIA.

ERIE November 3,-Erie county com
plete gives l, ,939 Republican majority, II
Republican gain of 40.
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4y.hcelina 9egister.

,.,c closed II Now York yesterday
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-11-11

TwENTY-THREE applicants were De-
fore the County Board of Examiners on
Saturday last. Fourteen certificates
were granted, as follows:
Ellen NJ. Young, city, 24 mos;
j. w. Delay, city, Is mos;
Emily Wright, Waterloo. Is mos;
Winn Hutsinpiller, Rodney, IS mos;
VIM. Morris, Ewington, u mos;
J. H. Reynolds, Addison, II mos;
Henry Hickman, Thurman, II mos;
Jennie Rice, city, II mos;
Flora Fl. Robinson, Pine Grove, II mos ;
Jessie Rothgeb, Addison, II mos;
r. E. Atkinson, Pine Grove, II mos;
Ansel Kerns, Thevenin, II mos;
Susan Kent, VintOn, II mos;
w. t. Spangler, Thevenin, Il mos.
Hereafter the examinations will be
conducted as follows: The time of
commencing will be 81 O'Clock A. M.
The morning session will continue till
l2% o'clock, when there will be recess
for half hour. The afternoon term
will be from till four o'clock.
Examinations in the forenoon will be
in Arithmetic, Geography and Reading
in the afternoon in Grammar, Orthog-
raphy, Theory and Practice. and Wri-
ting. No communication will be allow
ed while examinations are in progress,
and no applicant will be allowed to
leave the room except in cases of abso-
lutte necessity. Absence from the room
will forfeit certificate.
These rules have been made neces-
sary by information we have received
of outside help having been fraudulent
ly given to applicants.
Per order of
EXAMINERS
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Probate Notice:
SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS

THE following accounts have been
/ filed in the Probate Court of Gallia
county, Ohio, for settlement, AMI the
same will be for hearing ON the 18th day
OF November, A. ID. 1879, mt 10 o'clock
A. NJ:
The second account of Erie Tucker,
Guardian of Viola l.. Blessing and Bet
tie F. Blessing, minor heirs of John r.
Blessing, deceased.
The final account of Buel Russell,
Guardian of the minor heirs of David
Daniels, deceased.
The final account of John j. Thomas,
Executor of the estate of David j.
Thomas, deceased.
The fourth account of Thomas Weth-
erholt, Guardian of Eva Clark. minor
heir of Sylvester Clark. deceased.
The final account of Amanda Beman,
Administrative of the estate of Lewis
Beman, deceased.
The account of Eveline Gee, Guardian
of the minor heirs of John Gee, de-
ceased.
The first account of John NJ. Maloon,
Administrator of the estate of Azubeth
Maloon, deceased.
The second account of William 5. Jen-
kins, Guardian of the minor heirs of
James Lindsey, deceased.
The final account of Andrew Hard
way, Guardian of the minor heirs of
Robert Irion, deceased.
The first and final account of George
w. TOpe, Executor of the estate of Jo-
seph Phillips, deceased.
III. a. KENT,
Probate Judge.
Oct. IS, 1S75.-3w#
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DIED.

SHULER-At her fathers residence,
in Huntington township. Gallia eonnty,
Ohio, Oct. 22d, 1879, of consumption,
MARY F.. SHULER, wife of Jacob Shn-
ler, and daughter of G. w. and Sarah
Leslie. in the 3lth year of her age. She
leaves little daughter, Dicie E. Shn-
Ter. sixteen months old. She was an
..miable woman, and well beloved by all
who knew her.
McKOWN-October 9th, near Addi-
son, Gallia county, Ohio, Mr.. SAMUEL
McKowN, aged II years, months and
% days. His late illness was caused by
injuries received by falling from his
horse some two months ago. Mr.. Nc
KowN WAS born in Martinsburg, Berk-
ley county, West Va, June I'd, 1904,
and emigrated with his father to Wells
burg, Brook county, Virginia, when
he was but eight years old, where he
lived until he was p years old. He was
then unitel in marriage to Miss Martha
Evans, and removed to Gallia county,
Ohio, where he has since resided. He
leaves an aged companion, two sons
and four daughters, and Il large circle of
friends TO mourn his loss.