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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-06-27
THE INDIAN WAR.
Gen. Howard After Chief Joseph.

Portland, June 26.-The following
dispatch from a special correspondent
has just been received from Fort Lap
wal, dated the oath, via Walla Walla. A
courier has just came through from
Gen. Howard. Gen. Perry, with his
command, has joined the General at
Norton's station, on the Little Cotton
wood, about 60 miles from here. The
troops here will start to join them to-
morrow. Gen. Howard intends to
move on Joseph, who is reported to be
between the Little Salmon and Snake
rivers, ut Horseshoe Bend, about 25
miles south of Mount Idaho.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-06-27

One of the celebrated type-writers is
for sale at this Office. Cali and examine
it. diff
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-06-27
Wheeler
Mower
No. s.

A. D.. BUTLER has taken the Agency for
this
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-06-27
Celebrated Machine

and II'sR large Stock on Exhibition Mt Ills
New Brick shop on 18th Street, Between
O'Sei aud Bent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-06
Ss0uudsViIiC News.

a small child, eight years I'D, daughter
of James Leigh, died of scarlet fever
Tuesday night. There is another child
of Mr.. Leigh that is not expected to
live. There are several other cases Of
the same disease in town.
The new McFadden hotel VIII be
finished shortly, anG then the weary
traveller will haze a place where he can
rest over night.
The completion O. the new Jail IS being
rapidly pushed ahead.
1t newer rains but It pours in THIS
place. L. would be GOOD idea to have
tie pavement laid where c1yblug has
been placed, and thereby afford slid
place on which 70 walk.
The rolling mill shut down II week
ago. The strike ct the coal diggers OF
the Union Coal Company ls the cause.
The diggers all along the river seem de-
termined to hold GU. IN the strike.
The Implements works are running on
good time with fair orders.
The merchants are beginning TO re.
ceive their holiday trlnkets, and rrs dis
playing the same in their show VIII
dows.
There is some tslk OF parties masking
o,her explorations for new vaults in the
mound at this place.
Capt. w. l.. Bridges, of the peniten-
tisry, has been confined 20 his room for
several days, but is better at this writing,
We are glad 10 say.
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THE LATE A. ]. PANNELL.
Decree OF Partition OF the T. tate of
Deceased.

The following decree OF partition OF
the estate OF A. j. Panne!, deceased,
w.s admitted to record in the County
Clerk. Office yesterday: The con MS
sicneIs ~, olrLed by the Municipal Court
bv decree catered in the case Of Alex
ander PanneIl vs. Hugh q. Panneli and
others, IN ChanCery, report that having
in pursuance Of said decree examined the
real estate, they are unanimously OF the
oplnion tina. partition Of said estate can
be made without injury thereat ard IN
such manLer as 10 give to the persons
hereafter named, parcels Of the values
relatively to each other, rs provided IN
said decree.
Your commissioners, therefore, for
such partition, assign and allot to Eliza
beth j. PANEL onG-hslf of the lot No.
Al, being that par. of said lot adjoining
On the north, the property OF Charles
W. Seabright, which property Is me
north ore third part of said loo No. Al,
and adjoining on the south the south
one-sixtn part of lot No. Al. To Alex
ander PANEL, the south one-sixth part
of lot No. AZ. and the north one-thlrd
part OF lot No. 46. To VIM. A. Wilson,
one-tourth OF lot No. 46. To Sarah j.
Martin, one-tourLh OF lot No. as, and the
south one-3lxth part of lot No. At. To
Hugh g. PANEL, the south one'sIxth
part of lot No 40 and the north one
third part OF lot No. 40.
JOHN REID,
j. A. HOLIDAY,
THoS O'BRIEE,
Commissioners.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-06
Temperance Talk.

Last night large number of our citi-
zans assembled at Parker's Hall, South
Side, 10 listen 10 Madame Harper, the
cOlored female temperance lecturer. The
meeting was opened oy Melvin Richards,
who read selection from the Bible. and
was followed BY Captain John Bags in
o4e OF his happy speeches. Then followed
Madame Harper, who spoke fully an
hour Her speech is highly spoken OF
by all who were present. She read sew
eral original poems. Tonight is her
last night a. Psrker's Hall. She then
goes to Wesley Chapel, Eighth ward, to
speak Friday evening. On the strength
OF her lecture last night two prominent
citizens signed tie pledge. 1t is the
determination OF Inc Psrker's Hall Tenn
perance Association TO have her speak
at their hall Su"Gsy nisht.
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BELLAlRE.
Items Picked Up at Random by FER
ipa,etic RepOriers-A Little OF
kYerYth


MR.. THos. LILY lost little girl,
Tuesday, from dlphtheris. This disease
is quite prevalent in town.
Miss BRIDGET FORD, daughter OF Mr..
Thomas Ford, died yesterday, aged "a.
She is to be buried on Friday at st.
Johns Church.
JOHN ii. HARRIS, a coiored Democrat,
delivered lecture on the political situs-
ton, on Tuesday evening, to quite q
large audience.
AMONG the names on the register OF
the Osborne House, are, VIM. Darrah
and K. n. Hart of Pittsburgh, and 5. +.
Milhouse, OF Philadelphia.
MISS WOODBRIDGE, sister of DR.. Wood
bridge, who las been visiting her brother
for some time, returned to her home In
Marietta, Tuesday morning
WIN. Nj. DRUGEN, Chief of Police, says
that Bellaire is the best behaved city In
Ohio. Although there are SO many lac
tories and public establishments, the
mum Der of disorderly persons Is remarka'
bly, small, and fully halt of the arrests
sre those of trsmps or strangers. Inc
police force numbers five, and is most
efficient one.
BUSINESS is Frightening up consider
ably in Bellalre, and the outlook Is
very cheerful one. All the factories and
mills are in iull blast, and any one who
is deserving Of work has had no difficulty
in procuring it. AT the Beilsire Nail
Mill larger force than usual is employed,
and trade is first class.
THERE is considerable excitement In
town because young man named VIM.
O'Neil. son of widow lady living here,
wss shot at Manchester station, Lear
Pittsburg, on Tuesday night. be
had some trouble with brakeman on
freight train (he being brakeman also,
named O Donald, and during the alter
cation O'Neil was shot in the abdomen,
and IS no. expected to live. His mother
LETT for Manchester yesterday morning.
A GRAND BALL is Is be given at the
Osborne House on the 2lst instant.
A number of prominent gentleman
are on the committee of arrangements,
among Lltm pcluS hteSl9' Hii"N"N
Bundy, j. NJ. Naming, Joseph Grafton
and Henry Menk, of Bel!alre, Thos.
Wilson, Harry Mcclure and G. 2.
Lynch, OF Wheeling. Harry Clark,
and Oliver Rhodes, of Bridgeport, w.
Frazier, of Barnesville, Thomas Graham,
of Benwood and g. w. Wagner, OF
West Wheeling.
A GREAT deal of excitement is felt yer
the rspldity of work on the narrow
gauge railroad About two miles were
completed up to last night, and over
q hundred men are at work. a con-
struction train runs almost continually
with rails and other material, TO the
building party. Mr.. + G. Morgan, the
President Of the road is hard at work
experimenting the men. The frame
work OF the engine house IS up and 1t is
being finished with as much speed as
possible. There is some fear that it will
be washed away should great food
come. Nearly al the loungers in the
city were at the track on Tuesday to see
the new engine being pu! together and
start. Some three or four hundred peo-
pie were present.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-06
s.h.,cL,s Mandrake Pills

yyiu he tound to possess those quaIieIn
,"enassarv to the total eradication Oh Al
hiIiions attacks, prompt TO start the ss sons
TONS NJ the liver, and give q healthy sono
70 the entire system. indeed, ~ -
ordinary di. covery in medical sclenCe "
Save Invented q remedy for these s' W.
ho,n complaints wi ich develope AZ VIC le
results produced by heretofore nee U.s. v
Of caiomel, a mineral Justly oIeaueo -
mankind. and acknowledge 10 De oe
trnctiye In the extreme TO the nS
Svstem. That the properties OF Ueasa ~
,aSetahles comprise all the virtues Va
caiomel without its injurious ten9eneIts'
10 now an admitted fact. renuefeu iiNIsa
natalie by scientific researches anu t ,,Et,
Who use the Mandrake Pills VIII DC iul!S
Satisfied that the best medicines are snoes 8
mr. Iyided 10y nature in the common hei''
and roots OF the fields. ,>rr.,,
These pills open the bowels ana coT!eo 0
oil hiiIious Heterogeneous without sa IVA.
lion or any OF The injurious effects o,
calomel or other poisons. Inc secIe ei az
OF bile is promoted by these pills as VIII us
sean by the altered color OF the stools, anu
incorporating of the sallow eompieAion
and g ieansipg of the tongue.
Ample directions for use accolnPauS
each box OF pills. Prepared only py j. "a
Schenck q Son, at their principal once
corner Sixth and Arch streets, FhllaoetI
phia. and Tor sale by all druggists anu
dealers. Price IS cents per box.
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Anusenenls,

LAST night, in consequence of the
death of the musical director OF the
Oates company, "Lstille de Madame Al
got" WAS produced instead OF The
Grand Duchesse," as advertised, it being
impossible to procure musician compe-
tent to furnish music Tor the lstter opera.
Although some psrts OF the opera were
somewhat "queer," owing to the loss of
the leading musician, 1t appeared to give
satisfaction, and the audience appeared
10 be well pleased.
Tonight, that sterling and accom-
plished actress, Miss Kate Cla1ton, who
has passed through the fiery elements in
cident to great rhagrstions on fire.
quent occasions, will appear as Louise, the
blind girl, in the 1.-TWO Orphans" Miss
Clsxton is too well known to need COM
ments from Us rs 10 her ability to enter
tain 50 audience and the play speaks for
itself The sale OF seats tor the enter
tsinment be>pesks large sudience.
Sests on ssie at Adams & Lucas
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Personalities.

Superintendent OF State Schools
Peudleton has appointed his son as his
private clerk in the plsce Of Mr.. Peylon,
who has gone 10 Washington, ID. e.
Squire win Schultz, OF the South Side
is the father of bouncing democratic"
voter, which weighs twelve pounds
Rev. Lstane has accepted the call TO
take charge OF the flock of the Reformed
Episcopal church ofthis city. The church
Will undoubtedly prosper under his man
sgement.
The Miss Howard, who committed
suicide by poison, near SedalIs, Mo,
short time ago, was daughter OF ex-
Sheriff Enos Howard, formerly of
Marshall county.
Capt. Tom Duff, the wickedest and
most muscular pilot that ever turned
wheel on the placid waters OF the ONO,
Is il town. Tom looks as though he had
gained several pounds svoirdupoiS,
during his last trip.
Mr.. &. &. Johnson, of Pittsburgh,
father OF our esteemed friend and bosom
companion, Charlie johnson, of the
NLituOg LcNutit 10 III LlIC ClLl.
Mr.. Chss Kembel, the architect, in
forms US that he yesterday completed
the work on the handsome residence of
Gen. B. Cowsn, q few miles below Bel
laire, at what is called "Riyer View" by
the general and his friends.
Among the arrivals at the Stamm
House, yesterday, were 5. II. Sheim,
Burlington; 7. +. Phillips and wife,
GAINESVILLE; Alex. Mangerny, New Cum
berlsnd, l.. d. Reynolds, Beverly; james
McCieery ard w. d McCleery, Wess
David MeCcwen, Coon Is
land; Taylor Foreman, Trisdelphis;
Jesse Barnett. Cameron; Mrs. Smith,
Cressp'. Grove, and II. H. Boun, Malta.
Mrs. Judge Samuels, OF Barboursvllle,
Csbcll county, Is IN the city.
A. Salmon, of Monroe county; John
Hebrauk, Welsburg, Frank Collier and
wife, SteubeDyl.le; o. l.. Holiday,
Mcup dsvi,l,; I. NJ. Goodwin ard Mrs
E.teiie Goodwin, of st. Louis, are among
the guests NJ the St. James.
Col. Bob McEldowney, OF New Mar
tinsville, Is in Town posting himself in
ways metropolitan.
Professor Hervey and Slate Superin-
tendent o. Schools Pendleton, leave for
Washington City on Monday next, to
attend the annual meeting OF the Depart
ment OF Superintendent of the National
Educstlons! Association, which meets al
that place on Tuesday.
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The COURTS,
Yesterdays Proceedings I'm the DIFF.
ferenf Judiciary Bodies.
CIRCUIT CoUKT-JUDGE MELVIN

CIRCUIT COUKT-JUDGE MELVIN.
The case OF Robrecht Va. Msrling still
occupies the attention Of court. ArgU-
ment was commenced yesterday, and
continued throughout the day, The case
will probably be concluded this evening.
Adjourned till the usual hour this
morning.
COUNTY CoURT-JUDGE BOYD.
Court met pursuant to adjournment,
and owing to the Circuit Court being in
session, aud number OF attorneys
attending the Municipal Court,
having cases before the County Court,
an adjournment was had till Friday
morning at 8 o'clock. aSr,s
MUNICIPAL CoURT-JUDGE cRANMER.
In the case of Geo. NJ. Bremen vs..
Philip Meyers, etsl., in chancery, the pc
titon of James +. Barnes was fled.
The case Of w. II. Aiken y Son VS..
F. Dandelet & Co, which has been on
trial for some days past, is still in pro-
gress of trial.
Adjourned till the usual hour this
morning.
POLICE CoURT-JUDGE CRAEMER.
Henry Bushmsn, lounging in the mar
ket house, fined two dollars and costs
Committed.
Adolphus Sampson, drunk, fined one
dollar and costs. Execution suspended
on payment of costs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-06
SMALL TALK.
Condensed Notes Of Current GOSSIP
In and About Town.


In and About Town.
ONE marriage license issued yesterday
1.-TWO Orphans" tonight, with Kate
Clsxton az Louise.
ONE deed of trast recorded, yesterday,
by the. County Clerk.
TIE County Court has adjourned Till
tomorrow morning.
THE Hibernisn Society No. !, meet at
the st. Aiphonsus Hall, Sunday alter
noon.
THE Red Men and knights OF Pythias
buried the remains OF John Lyle at
Bridgeport, yesterday evening.
Mr.. HENRY SCHWARTZ, of the South
Side, has fitted up the large room ofithe
third floor of his building fer spacious
dancing hall
THE Belmont mills, having run out OF
Dig iron, will shut down its boiling de
partment to-day, unless q supply OF iron
arrived last night.
ONLY a part of the striking nall ieeo,
era at the Labelle mills have resumed
work. and the strike has not yet been
compromised as stated yesterday.
WE learn from q relisble source that q
bolt heading machine, that originally cost
$4,000, sold for SIS at the Washington
mill sale. That's selling things cheap.
The horses attached to Selbert's ice
wagon took fright yesterday, on Chap
lain street, and run into an Elm GROVE
street car. No serious damage resulted.
Or the three Calling guns received IN
this State, one is in possession OF the
Msrtinsburg military, one will be sent 10
the Third district, and the third one Will
be kept in the possession OF the military
of Wheeling.
INAsMUCH as Sheriff Tingle has pre-
sented the Nail City boat club with u
handsome bookcase, 1t IS IN order LOT
some enterprising spirit to present the
bows with sufficient books to I'LL IT, for
use in their reading room.
MURDOCH j. Co., who have charge OF
the brush and broom factory at the pen
itentisry, are making very fine and SUI
perior quality OF goods. Mr.. Brown
Humphreys, superintendent OF the lac
tory, has added TO the factory very hne
machine, patented by "a Pittsburgh party
for the purpose of stripping broom han-
dies.
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The FIdeIios Preparing for Mardi
GraS.

The Fdelio Society is making extern
sive preparations for the proper obser-
vance OF Msrdi Grss, next year, which 1t
proposes to celebrate with grandeur
never before witnessed in Wheeling. The
Society, we understand, will be joined by
like associations from Elm Grove, Plea
SAINT Valley and other places in this vici-
nifty. In order TO make the affair AS much
OF success as possible, the Fidelios
hsve already reorgsnized for the work
before them. with the following officers:
President, Casper He'll; Vlce.President,
John Heckel; Secretary, August Wsl-
tiers; Treasurer, A. Reymanu; Master Of
Ceremonies, w. Miller; Assistant Mas
ter OF Ceremonies, Charles Dreihorst
With these responsible gentlemen at the
head of the movement, 1t cannot fail TO
DrOye \ success.
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ninIUCkN DiCP.N

Night before los, the residence of MIR.
Henry Dice, respectable country gen.
teman, in the vicinity Of Valley Grove,
was .otslly destroyed by fire, including
ms hou ehold furniture. The building
wss frame one, and is thought to have
besa insured, although the fact cannot be
definitely stated neither could the
amount Of loss BE- ssccrtsined. At the
time OF the fire, Mr.. Dee aud family
were away from home, visiting ue;ghbors,
sad are unable to give sny Information
rs 20 The origin Of TIE Gre
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-06

Yesterday quiet but pleasant affair in
the shape of wedding, came of at the
residence of Mr.. j. w. Ward, South
YORK street. Island. The contracting
parties were MIR. William Jarbo and
Miss Elliptic Shire both of Oakland, Md.
Tne bride is - ssler of Mrs. Wards, sni
has been visiting her at her residence for
some time past. Rev. Barr'tz performed
the ceremony. The stialr was very
quiet, but pleasant, none but few
friends being present. The bridal party
lNi for their home at Oakland last
night.
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The Dead Musician.

The funeral OF Mir. Predigam, musical
director al the Oates company, took
place yesterday from the Cathedral, Rev.
Father Sullivan officiating, and was At
tended BY tao full company. The re-
mains were Inferred temporarily IN the
Calvary cemetery. A musician to bill
the vacancy caused by bis death has
been telesraphed tor, and is now on his
oay from New York city to join the
co -apanY.
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CHANCERY NOTICE.

John {. Miller, administrator OF the estate
OF George w. Marquis, deceased,
W..
Catharine Marquis, et ais,
IN CHANCERY.
In pursuance OF a decree entered in the
above entitled cause in the Municipal
Court OF Wheeling, notice Is hereby given
that on the 29th y OF December, 1877, the
undersigned, commissioner OF said Court,
will proceed to take and state
]. An account OF the liens. If any, upon
lot numbered three ~ in B. NJ. EOfi's adj
ditiOn TO the city OF Wheeling, situated in
Ohio county, aud belonging TO the estate
OF George w Marquis, deceased, with the
priorities of such liens.
2. An account OF the claims and de-
mands against the estate OF the said
George w. Marquis, deceased.
3. Any other matters which the said
commissioner may deem pertinent, or
which may he required by any of the par
ties in interest. j.. =. JORDAN,
Comm issioner.
WHEELING, w. VA, Nov. q, 1877.
nOy2SOawt
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a WOULD not live always" is some.
times sung b. persons septimentsny in
clined, but when overtsken by sickness
or premonltary symptoms OF sickness of
8 bilious nature, a. once resort to Nc
Lsin's Wheeling Vegetable pills as re-
storer Of health and promoter OF lite,
thus proving their actual wishes were
not IN unison with the sentiment of the
soag, and that life was dear and would
gladly be prolonged wlthsl.
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River News

The marks at the landing last evening
showed feet inches in the channel.
The Thsnhsuser departed for Msta-
moras yesterday morning.
The Granite State passed up yesterday
en- route to Pittsburgh.
The Carrie Brooks, On route TO Ianes.
Vile, passed down yesterday.
The Emma Graham, en- route to Gin
cinnatl, is due down to-day.
The O'Neal is to-day's regular Pitts
burgh packet.
by Telegraph
LITTLE Rock, December g. w Gather
clear and cool. River rising slowly.
PITTSBURGH, December 5.-River 4
feet inches and rising. Weather
cloudy.
VICKsBURG, December 5.-W Gather
clear. River rose inches. Up-ksttie
Nv Choice. ArIiyed-Katie Z. kountz
Capital City.
CAIRO, December 5.-Arrived-Grand
Tower and Kate Kinney, st. Louis
River % feet inches and falling
Weather cloudy.
LOUISVILLE, December Weather
cloudy and cold. Departed-Andy
Baum, Memphis; +. d. DuLfee, Pitts
burgh. River falling with s feet & inches
in the canal.
SHREVEPORT, December Weather
clear and cold. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Jefferson; Frank Willard, Coushstts.
Observation-Disclosures, New Orleans.
River rose inches.
ST. LOUIS, December 5.-Arrived-
None. Depsrted-Ys Jaeger, New Or
leans; St. Geneveve, Memphis; Tstum,
Pittsburgh. River fallen 3 inches
Weather cloudy and cool. Light snow
this evening.
MEMPHIS, December 5-River rose
II inches, and now stands II feet inches
Weather unsettled and colder. Departed
Hattie Nowland, Little Rock; Church,
Cincinnati; Thompson Dean and James
Howard, New Orleans.
CINCINNATI, December Driver 10
feet inches and falling. Weather
cloudy and cold. Arrived-Iron Noun,
tain and tow, Pittsburgh; Cherokee
New Orleans. Departed Laura Davis,
Pittsburgh; Cons. Millsr, Memphis; Don
nelly and Iron Mountain, New Orleans.
EVANSVILLE, December Sit rsined
from 10 p. m. until daylight; cloudy to-
day and colder; mercury 40 deg. Wind
west and unsettled. River falling with
l6 $40 feet on the gauge. Port List
Up-Idlewild, NJ. Smith, Mary Miller
Down-Fswn. All with medium 10
good trips. Business light.
NEW ORLEANS, December oar
rived--Golden Crown, Cincinnati; John
w. Bsstrop, Ouschits river, John A.
Scudder, Memphis; Yszoo Valley, Yazoo
river. Depsrted-John Howard, Arksn-
sas river; John Wilson, Ouschlts river;
Robert Mitchell, Cincinnati; Centennial,
St. Louis; Charles 2. Choutesu, Memphis;
Bonny Lee, Red river. River rising.
Mercury 45 degrees. Weather clear and
cool
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Missing Man.

Mr.. Cletus Hsuser, the proprietor OF
the City Hall saloon, has been missing
from his home Tor some days past, aud
his whereabouts Is unknown TO mis- family.
The general superstition is that be is suf-
tering from s temporary alteration of
mind.
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at'hee,ln9 gc9lster.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index ioa rev Advertisements.

index iO = CIV Advertisements.
For Rent Warehouse.
Baltimore and OHIO Express.
Otfai-List Davenport i Parks.
Clocks Head of LEGAL
Beatty PIaUos snG Organs.
Guns and Revolyers.
Twenty-Five Styles Cards.
Mammoth Outfit to Everybody.
Jacksons Chewing Tobacco.
Fathers Remedy.
Opium Habit Cured.
Agents Wanted.
Rupture Cured.
Photographs 800 per Dozen-Plum-
mer's Gallery.
Free Lunch-San Jacinto Saloon.
CSC Tabie--CummiRs & Woods.
Public Sale OF Valuable Real Estate.
Smiths Patent Revolvers - Z. T.
Brown.
Silver Plated Ware-Jscob w. Grub
Cook Stoves-R h. Sweeney.
Fall Styles Hats -Harper's.
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"WRAT VIII Mrs Grundy SsyT the
subject of DR.. Georges lecture at the
First Presbyterian Church, on Monday
evening next FOR the benefit OF the
Chilpren's Home, should draw a full
house. Do not fail to attend.
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Take AnfIaa

The next regular sale of stocks OF all
klads will take place a. Hervey & Britt $
Auction ROM, No. 1920 Market street,
iCrsug's's Block, IN Thursday evening,
December IL, 1917, commencing at I
o'clock, wGet choice 10. of stocks Will
be offered Tor sale