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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-21
ParIOr Millinery.

The largest best and cheapest stock
of millinery at A. A. Parsons, n.
Elm street. ju22-dlm.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-21
Removal.

Orr sells the NJ ilburn wagon for
sixty live dollars. augl4-tL
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-21

AT n quarter past eight o'clock Mon
day evening, Henry Marcus Coffin,
son of Arthur and Lizzie Coffin, aged
four years and three days, Funeral
at four o'clock this Tuesday evening
from the residence OF the family, 1877
Elm street. Friends and acquaintan.
ces OF the family are invited to at
tend.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-21

Drs. II. X. Leake and A. G. Graham
have removed their offices from Main
street to the Dallas Medical institute,
on Elm street, one door east of Hoyt n
Coiiin's drug store. ju3O-lm.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-21

Drs. II. X. Leake and A. c. Graham
have removed their offices from Main
street to the Dallas Medical institute,
on Elm street, one door east of Hoyt y
Cotiin's drug store. ju3O-lm.
f. Fendrich's is the only house
that keeps all of the finest brands OF
Virginia chewing tobacco. II
If you want to save hundred
dollars in the purchase OF a buggy, 60
to Orr's.-tf.
If you want to trade an old buggy
for new one, Orr's is the place. If.
+. Fendrich's is the only house that
sells the Empress chewing tobacco. If
+. Fendrich n Bros. are one OF the
oldest tobacco firms in the United
States, and by fair dealings they have
built up an immense trade. Having
been in business nearly thirty years,
they have never failed or suspended
during that time, and still prospecting
Call on Orr, and buy a new Mil
burn wagon for sixty.tive dollars.
augl4-tf.
F. Fendrich sells cheaper than any
other house in the United States. If
Call ON b. Meyer if you want to
purchase jewelry at low fgures.-tf
F. Fendrioh is the sole agent for
the Vanity Fair cigarette and smoking
tobacco for the state of Texas. It
--Takey your wives and sweetheart
to see the nice ph@tOns at 0rr's.-tf
buy your deeds, leases, bonds, ETC.,
at THE HERALD Office, and write out
your contracts. TT.
B. Meyer will take any kind of
valuables in pawn,-tf
F. Fendrich's Is the only house
that sells the Lone Jack smoking to-
bacco. If
Orr is selling his buggies and
wagons at twenty-five per cent less
than ut. Louis prices.-tf.
F. Fendrich's is the only house that
sells the Gravely chewing tobacco. If
B. Meyer will sell Burdet organ
at very low figures.
f. rendrich's is the only house that
has the Game Cock smoking tobacco.
If
-Ifyou want to buy a family car
riage, Orr has the latest styles and
patterns.
F. Fendrich's Is the only house
where you will find large assortment
Of meerschaum and brier wood pipes.
F. Fendrich's is the only house
that sells the flue cured smoking to-
bacco. II
-lfyou want W Jay an omnibus,
Orr is the man to serve you.-tf.
B. Meyer, under the operahouse,
buys county scrip.-tf.
IF. Fendrich's Is the only house
hat sells Hollands fine brands OF Viz
rinia chewing tobacco If
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-21

+. Fendrich II Bros. are one OF the
oldest tobacco firms in the United
States, and by fair dealings they have
built up an immense trade. Having
been in business nearly thirty years,
they have never failed or suspended
during that time, md still nroAnerinr
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-21

Call on Orr and buy a new Mil.
burn wagon for sixty.tive dollars.
augl4-tf.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-18
Missionary Anniversary.

The missionary anniversary OF the
Fourth street NJ. Il. Sabbath School took
place on Sunday night last. The exer-
Clses were opened with the singing OF the
old missionary hymn, "From Greenland's
ley Mountains" followed by prayer by
Rev. Wunderhch, of the German Meth
odst Church. Mr. w. +. Wiley was
then introduced to the audience, and
spoke Tor short time on the missionary
work, taking for his subject "Wiil 1t
PAY DR.. A. Z. George then
made one Of his characteristic addresses.
After the speeches were over, reports of
the contributions were received from the
various classes. which amounted to
something over S400. The total contrl-
button Of the church TO the missionary
cause footed up 1888. The pastor ex-
pressed his pleasure at the promptness
with which the assessment OF conference
for this work was made stating that the
amount contributed was more than
enough. The congregation was then
dismissed by Rev. Wunderlich.
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sIyer News.

The marks NJ the landing last evening
showed , feet 4 inches
The Science lett Tor Parkersburg yes
tcrday morning.
The HornbroJk has taken the place OF
the Market Boy in the Mstamorss trade
The ONesI, Tempest, Telegram and
Comic ar making their usual trips.
BY Telegraph
PITTsBu RGu, September l7.-River II
inches and stationary. Weather cloudy.
MEMPHIS, September Nv Weather
cloudy. River on Il stand.
NASHVILLE, September 17.-River
rising fast with 3Oinches on the shoals
C1NCINNATI, September l7.-River 5
feet 4 inches and stationary Weather
clear and warm.
EVANSVILLE, September l7.-Weather
windy and cool; mercury 90 to 20 deg !;
clearing tonight. River falling with
2 10 feet on the gauge. Down-Fash-
ion and Dora Cobler. Up-Hotspur and
Anderson. Business moderate.
CAIRO, September l7.-Arrived-City
of Vicksburg, st. Louis. Departed
Salvor No. 2, ST. Louis; Bee, ~. Louis;
CIV. Cheek, Memphis; City of Niaks
burg, Vicksburg. River feet inches
and falling. Weather cloudy; mercury
81 deg.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-18
SnOD-Ii.ttng.

Yesterday female of respectable sp-
pesrsnce went to the store OF Messrs.
Keller Il Schriener, at the northeast cor
ner of Chspline and Tnirty-drst streets,
and asked for an umbrella that she
alleges she left there some time ago
Before Mr.. Schriener could answer her.
a lady stepped IN and asked tor some ar
ticle of merchandise, which necessitated
Mr.. Schriener to go to some other
part Of the store. While his
back was turned. the aforesaid
female saw shawl and tried to secrete it
under her apron. When caught in the
act, she offered to pay for it, but was
promptly put out of the store, and made
her way toward Saw Mill row. She in
formed Mr.. Schriener that she could not
resist chance to steal
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Strdis Items.
Editors

Editors Register:
Miss Laura Goodwin, who Is visiting
friends At SteubenvIlle, Is expected To-
return to her home, NJ Ssrdis, the present
week.
George Goodwin, clerk of the steamer
Andes, Is here on visit TO re'stlves
George looks we'll and hearty.
Saturday, the Hon. j. NJ. Parker
talked politics to the Demo cracy OF Sar'
lis with good effect, delivering a power
ful sddrcs..
Mr. Ed. Bradley, formerly OF Wheel
my, now engaged in business at New
MArtnsville, was in town on Saturday.
Ed. has lost none Of his genial ways, and
is AS clever rs OF Old.
Mr.. Sam Lu!ers, formerly with A. [.
Vetters, has changed his quarters, and Is
now with Mr. Richardson, dong the
grand, as Sam only can, in his line OF
business.
Mr.. Brsnnon, who has been absent IN
the West tor some time past, II expected
to return in two or three weeks.
MIR. VIM. Skinner, residing in West
Virginia, opposite this city, died on FRI.
day last. Miss Hutchisor, also residing
IN West Virginia, near here, died on the
same day. j.
September II.
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BeyoIyer g. Cartfidaes for So

A fine nickle plated, seven shot, pockeI
revolver; "a first class article. sent I. -
d, or on receipt OF price. u. W. " ILLS
2, o. Box 2,7lS, New York. spIoo
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-18
sCuE,CK,s PULMONIC SYRUP,

ror the Cure OF Consumption,C Coughs anu
Colds. The great virtue of this medlcIhe
is that II rlpens the matter ana throMs
out OF the system, purines the oloou' "N"
thus objects a cure.
sCHENCR's SEA WEED Tonic, Eos is sts
OF DYtextsIA, INDIGESTION, &C
The ronfc lpeoduces healthy action OF
the stomach 0eating an Rppetiteslor Hins
chyle, and Q, ring the NEST oostlnste SAse'
OF Indigestion.
scHESCK's MANDRAKE PI LIS, FOR THE me
OF LIVER COMPLAINT, &C. "a ''
These pills are Alternative, and Prouuce
heslthy action OF the liver wlthouII onsI
least danger, as they are Tree RON , az a
aud yet more et1caclous Ia eSsoe
healthy action of the liver. 1850, for
These remedies are certain out1 ~
Consumption as the fulmohiS SSo~aP
The Mandrake pills ACT upon the liver
create a healthy bile, and remove All dls-
eases of the liver, often cause OF Con
sumption. The Sea Weed Tonic gives toI {
and strength 10 the stomach, makes a
good digestion, and enables the organs W
form good blood; and mus S reateSS IN, . :
healthy circulation OF healthy Diooo' NC
combined action of these meulclnes, 30 30
thus explained, will cure every case ~, ",
Consumption, If taken In tline, anu INV
use of the medicine persevered In,
Dr. Schenck is professions ally al nls ~ -
c,nai stfice corner sixth and &rch streets,
p6iIadelphia, every Monday, where All
Letters for advice must be addressed.
,rSchenck' : medicines TOR sale by al Drug
glstS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-18
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Notes Gathered Here and. There by
Register Reporters.

BELLAiKE
THAYER's circus ieIt SuHday evening
on the steamer Market Boy.
The Hebrew places Of business were
closed IN observation cf JON kippur,
yesterday.
w. II. WEST, Republican candidate
for Governor OF this State, will speak
here tonight.
PROF. HAGERGAN, of Bethany, preach
ed 1t the Disciples church sunday IN
the absence of the regular pastor.
SOME thieI stole the stern lines from
Benson's Ferry boat float on the West
Virginia side last Ssturday morang.
Coz. W. {. QUINcY, malager OF The
Western Givlsiol Of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad was in the city yesterday.
PROF. ARNOLD will give musical aud
facial entertainment at Zllchs Hall tor
the benefit of the reading room, next
Friday night.
TIE Leaders, head lines on the flavor
tie son OF the Queen City OF the
West" r. NJ. Bishop, seem TO have
hurt some of the Republicans.
Mr.. HARRY WETHERALD, MS sister,
Miss Jones, and Jas. A. Wells, LETT yes
terday to attend school at Beard. Pa,
during the coming school year
ABOUT O'Clock Sunday evening some
one stole watch from Mr.. Parshsl, cor
ductor on the G. q. division of the B. x
o. r. r., and yesterd'y m ming the
watch was returned to him by q party
whose name we were bic 10 ascer-
tain.
JACOB BURST, the live ard en- rye ic
Union street restaurant keeper, no
never fails to please his customers, al
WAYS has on hand the largest ana best
oysters in town. He always fixes them
up to suit his patrons. Don't fail TO give
him a trial and you will be convinced.
st.
The Council committee appointed
some time ago to confer with like com
mittee from the.B. i o. railroad author
tiles to take into consideration the pro-
lr ETY. of opening Belmont street, held q
con ierence yesterday. A report 10 All
probability will be made AZ tue Council
meeting tonight.
FRANK UDOENELL and DAM O'Dor-
nell, two brothers from Benwood, came
over Saturday evening and got on a
spree, snd were arrested by officer Nc
Cormick Daniel plead guilty to charge
81 being drunk and was fined 81 and
costs. Frank was booked for hearing
at 4 o'clock yesterday.
Last Saturday nne months old child
of Capt FinH, was playing with penny
when it put the same in It's mouth and
lodged it in tue throat. The little fellow
came near Choking to death. Forlu-
nately for the child DIR. McMasters WAS
passing 1T the time andrendered assist
ance which saved the child's lie.
The belmont Comfy Fair which
one of the best fairs ever held in this
county. The speed ring entries are more
numerous than ever before known, and
the exhibition of stock and the products
OF the county cannot be eXceled by any
county III the State. The untiriug
energy of the parties hsvirg all the
arrangements in charge cannot 1sll t.
commend them TO the people OF tins
county. All those interested IN first elias:
fairs should not foil to visit
this fair NJ st. ClairsvilJe next
Thursday or Friday, us they Will
he the best days, no doubt.
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The hniKhI.

A very fair audience witnessed the
production Of Otto ut the Opera
House last night, with MIR. George s.
Knight in the title role, who was ably
supported by the WorreE Sisters and II
powerful company. The setting of tho
stage in the first scene added greatly to
the improvements made in the Opera
House, and the management IS indebted
to MIR. Dick Richardson, from whose hot
mousse the flowers used were secured.
Mr.. Knight is IA thorough Dutchman,
aud looks AS we'll talks his part,
while the Sisters Worrell ill their re.
spectve roles rs true artists, the spright-
~ Sophie making quite an impression on
the verdant youths. The play is true
To nature, and one is held entranCed
from the beginning to the end, when
the noble Knight is rewarded with loves
reward, kiss, from the lips of her whom
he Ind succeeded in winning the sfiec
ton. Mr.. A. ii. Stewart, as "Dck Free
ly" and Mr.. K G.. White, rs Casper
Becks' are also deserving OF mention,
their respective roles being rendered in
handsome style. The same play will be
TO night
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Private Theatricals.

At Mrs. Msbis, out the pike, few
evening since, party of ladies and gen.
tlemen, about fifty in number, assembled
to witness the pay of Bessie Lang
produced with number of little folks in
the cast, Miss Marion Armstrong in the
title role. The rest of the cast was made
up with Miss Jennie McPhsil, the Misses
McCsbe, the Misss Loring, Miss Stells
Eckhart and Masters Harry Caldwell,
Milton Mabis and Gus Franzheim. Par
ties present report that the play Was well
rendered, and that the little folks, in ad.
dtion to acquitting themselves with
credit, amused their friends greatly Pri-
vate theatricss afford instruction rs we'll
rs pleasure, and it is 10 be hoped that
others will take up the idea.
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stolen Horse and Buggy Recovered.

Last Tuesday afternoon msn went to
the livery stable of John f, Simpson, on
Fourteenth street, ana hired horse and
buggy. giving his name rs Jas. T. Pop
kins. lie stated when he got the horse,
that it WAS for j. r. Davidson, a light
ming rod dealer, who lives on the Island.
No notice was taken of the affair until
Saturday morning, after Mr.. Simpson
had returned from GAINESVILLE. He be-
came uneasy about his horse, and
started in pursuit. The man had
traded the buggy to party
in Freeport, Pa, and the horse 10
another party in Rogersville, and then
went to Little Washington, where he
got on the train and lett fer Pittsburgh
Mr. Simpson succeeded in getting his
horse and buggy and returned home last
evening.
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THE COURTS.
Proceedings In the Dii-
,asaut Judicial Bodies.

YRNtPrday's
terent Judicial Bodies.
The case of the United States VS..
George Edwards, charged with issuing
counterfeit money, occupied the entire
lime of the Court. A verdict OF guiAy
Adjourned until the usual hour this
morning.
COUNTY CouRT-JUDGE BOYD.
In the case of Mrs. B. V. Voltz vs..
Geo. Frltsch, appeal case from Justice
hughes, judgment was rendered l'r Tue
defendant for $lS,
In the case of George n. Henry VS..
f. Peck, certified to Court by justice
Miller. Judgment was rendered Tor the
defendant. iia u
In the case of A. J. DENIM gton VS.. f.
NJ Henderson, certified TO Court by Jus
tice Tolivar, continued till the next
term ut the cost OF plaintiff
III the case OF Emma Cotts vs.; d. - -.
Hervey, certified to Court by Justice
Wait, the following Jury was empan-
reled: f. n. Norton, James Hoill1gs-
worth. B. Hebrank, Alex. Rouse, Ran
do.Dh Myers, Samuel Oldham, Henry
Hess, A. s. n elson, j. NJ. Counter, Mar
tin Pebler, A. d. Work and VIM. KIDD.
Case still on trial.
Adjourned till this morning At the usu-
al hour.
MUNICIPAL COURT JUDGE CRANMEh
In the case of Kilan Kress vs.. Henry
b Eberling, in sssumpsit, judgment was
rendered IN favor of plaintiff tor $40. ~
The case of Louiss }. Humphrey VS.
Nm. Manning and John }. Cooper In
detipue was set for hearing on Satur-
day next.
The case Of John T. Sullivan ct al. vs.
}. NJ. Ritz and others, IN chsncery, was
set for hesring on Thursday next
The case OF Irwin Nj. GiIruth vs.. D.
w. Jones, in assumpsit, was set Tor
hearing on Friday next.
Adjourned till ten o'clock this morn :
ing.
POLICE COURT JUDGE CRANMER.
William Fox, drunk, fined $500
! PAID
Frank Gill, drunk, fined $500. Com
mitted lor 30 days. $500.
Thomas Williams, drunk, fined SOU
Execution suspended on payment oil
costs.
Edward Werner, assauitlng Harry
Mex Gown, fined $500. Paid.
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CHICAGO, September II. - Flour -
Firmer, not quotably higher. Wnest-
Excited and strong No. spring 81 l5t
bid; NJ. , Chicago sp-ing 81 10 cash;
81 90 seller September; 81 04sG9l o43
seller October; 81 023 seller year; No. g.,
81 0St; rejected 93c Corn Moderately
active and higher n 44sc cast; 44c sell
Ter September; 4S394Stc seller October;
rejected 43c. Oats Fairly active and 8
shade higher at 244c cash and seller De-
tober; rejected pc. Rye-Quiet at soc
cash. BARLEY Easier at 6l4@62:c.
Pork-Fsirly aclive and q shade higher
At $l2 30 cssh; seller October Sl2 10;
Sl2 III seller year. Lsrd-Stesdy and
firm Al - 72l cash snd seller October.
Bulk NLrats-Quiet and unchanged.
Whi,hy- Quiet and unchanged.
On Call Board-W heat-Unsettled
and lower at 81 O83Gl 0Sk seller Sep
TENDER; 81 O4!@l OF seller October
81 O2t@l OFT seller year. Corn-Lowet;
435c cash. 434c seller September; 4S3Ca
43sc seller October. Oats-Qaiet at "A sc
seller September; 24fc seller October.
Pork-At s12 474 seller October; Sl2 Is
seller year. Lard-Dull Al IS y! seller
October; S. Is seller year.
CINCINNATI, September l7.-Cotton-
Demand fair and market firm at lO4c.
Flour Strong and higher; family St OO
G6l5. Wheat nj oderately sctive and
higher; red 81 GOAL 80. Corn
Strong at 48G49c. Osts-Flrm at p
M32 Rve-In good demand and full
prices at 6OG62!c BaTley-Dull and
dropping: good to prime western spring
55@65c. Pork-Inactive; jobbing at
Sl2 1913 90. Lard Dali and nom
nal; steam IS 62t; kettle 50 5O(glO 90.
Bulk Mests. Dull st 55CG5@7 3@1i.
Bscon-Dull At 6s@Sb@Si@S!CGSsc.
Whisky-Steady and firm at 81 ~.
Butter-Steady and unchanged. Linseed
Ol--Stesdy Vt 53c.
Hogs-Ac,ive, firm and higher; COM
mon 81 75G5 10; light shipping at
So 2O@5 45; packing So 1905 AZ;
butchers So 4O95 10.
TOLEDO, September II. - Flour
Firm. Whest-Opened active, firm and
higher; closed easy; No. 3 white Wabash
81 40 No. do 81 A.; extra white Mich
igsn 81 AZ; smber Michigan spot 81 394;
seller September II 3O!; seller October
81 26; No. 3 red Wabash 81 70; rejected
Wabash 81 O4. CorL-Dulli high mixed
spot, 48Ic; No. spot seller September
4Sc; seller October 4S@C; rejected 473c,
damaged a. OatS-Dull; Ne, spot
BE; seller October 2So.
MILWAUKEE, September l7.-Flour-
Steady and unchanged. Whest-Ciosed
strong. No. | Milwaukee hard, 81 II; No
I Milwaukee 81 16; No. , 81 II; seller
September 81 09f bid; seller October
81 O5t bid; No. 3 81 0Sf. Corn Quiet
aud nominal; No 2 4S3c Osts-Demsnd
active; No. . 243c. Rye-Stronger; No. l
55Bc Bsrlcy-FIrmer; No. spring cash
and seller September G5@65tc. Freights
Wheat to Buffalo 4iG44c.
New YORK, September 17.-Dry Goods
Business comparatively light on nc.
count of the Hebrew holiday. Cottons
in steady demand Prints ruled quiet.
Aliens tsucies reduced to 6 cents. Dress
ginghams active Dress goods in steady
d mand. New York mills shirtings are
reduced. Woolens quiet
PITTSBURGH, September l7.-Petro-
leum-Qlet; crude closed At 50 37!@
2 40 at Parker's; refined lac Philsdei-
phia delivery.
ST. LOUIS, September l7.-Hogs-
Opered higher Workers So 3O@5 IS; best
butchers and PhiIndclphias, 50 400
80.
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SteubenxiIIe strikers.

AS result of the strikes among the
miners the following are the number of
men thrown out of work in the different
shafts about Steubenville; High shalt,
60; Stony hollow, SO; Gravel pit, 40
Rolling mill, SO; Averick's, 80; Bor-
lands, rs; Bustsrd's, 80; Mingo, 70,
making total of 3SS men. To this has
10 be added in each case one-ffth of the
number additional at each shaft who are
thrown out OF work also in various Ca
pscities about the works.
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BLACK Csshmeres III soc, CSC, 75c, 85c
and Sl.00 per yard, al e. q. Roth's.
the Cneapest Kooffx ,neGraveI Roof

George Crumbacker, ot this city, is
now fully prepared t. put on gravel
roofs in the most improved method, and
warrants mis- work to give satisfaction,
both rs to resisting fire and turning
water. The tar used j, pat through a
process that frees it from oil and beszole,
and no matter how great the heat. i, will
not run. 1t is equally efficient in roofs
of every conceivable pitch. Mr.. Crum-
hacker keeps on hand roofing cement
and cement Tor tanks and sidewalks OF
the best quality, which hg'otters for sale
al the lowest rates. This roo; Mss stood
fifteen years in this city.
Adire., him through the postoaice or
CO. g, his establishment, head OF 18th
AID Wood streets All orders promptly
attended 10.
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Personalities.

Mr.. Darrell Edgington, OF West Lib
erty, probably the oldest member of the
bar in the State, occupied n seat on the
bench with Judge jackson, in the United
oLates District Court, yesterday, during
the argument in the counterfeiting case.
Mr.. HornCr, Jr, OF the Parkersburg
Sentinel, Is in the city. The Sentinel has
been offered for sale.
'Old Pap Ford, of McCoy's station,
was in the city yesterday He is vet
ersn, and received the Esme OF "Old
Pap" in England, forty odd years ago.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Atkinson, of New York
city, has taken charge of George R.
Taylor & Co.'S extensive dress making
establishment
Mr.. Aaron Rheinstrom, of Philadel-
phls, formerly OF this city, is in town.
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His anne.

The name of the man mentioned in
Yesterdays REGISTER rs having his legs
crushed by the CATS, at Martins Ferry
on Saturday evening, is John Beaze.
He fell under the cars while boarding u
train. His injuries were such as to neces-
state the amputstiOn of the right leg
above the knee, and the LETT loot. Drs
West, Werlich. Todd, Wilson, Barr,
Morrison and B.sckiord performed the
operation.
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Police EickuDs.

The following ca! rs aye booked Tor ap.
pesrance before "Tne Terrible NJ this
mornings session OF the polio" court:
Stephen Quinn, drunk; Tnos. Ford,
drunk; MrcLurl Gattuey, drunk; Nelson
Young, stealing; and An uukr own man
tor drunkenness.
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Music atYour own Price.

Your attention is called to the tact that
the extensive stock OF Niolins, Guitars,
Accordeons, Flutes, Plccolas, Mouth Or
gans, Clsrionets, Banjos, Music Folios,
and many other articles At Sheib's Music
Store, on Main street, must be turned
into cash, and that from now till Octo-
Der Is: you can buy what you want at
Cest price.