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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-03-03
A Monkeys Curiosity.

A lady of theatrical proclivities, tenn
porarily residing at one of the principal
hotels in this city, bought little monk
ey, paying fifteen dollars forit. In her alb
sence from herroom the pet was chained
to the gas-jet, which, alas! was near
enough to the bureau for the monkey to
climb up This he did on Monday while
left chained as aforesaid by his owner,
who went to the presentation matinee.
What then happened is indicated by the
condition of affairs in the room when
the lady returned from the theater
She opened the door, and her voice, all
prepared to say clovis my little monk
ey?" was stifed with mingled surprise,
disgust and amusement on beholding
this picture: Monkey sat on the floor
with face powdered and touched up
with rouge, and the handsome bureau
glass shivered to atoms, as if by power
full blow in the center. The case was only
too plain, and the comedy can be easily
outlined. Suppose it thus: The de-
lightful little pet had too much curiosity.
He hoped on the bureau when left alone,
and, Selling the toilet Indispensable,
used them as he had observed them used.
All must have been well till he caught
a glimpse of his metamorphosed visage
in the looking glass. A huge piece of
coal on the floor and a demolished glass
being given, it requires scarcely any
talent to arrive at the solution of the
situation. In your minds eye picture a
pet scampering from the bureau af-
frighted or disguised at his appearance,
and then see him seize piece of coal
and let it fly with all his monkey might
and main at the looking glass. The
glass cost about five dollars, and the
monkey, as stated, fifteen dollars, so
that the owner may yet sell out at cost
and be only five dollars out, which sum
will hardly be too much to pay for so
amusing joke, even though it is little
roug (h).- GdL0estOB Mems.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-03-03

BLUE lamp-chimneys are recommend
ed for weak eyes.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-03-03

BosToN's nineteen piano firms turn
out 5000 pianos year.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-03-03

A Mrs. WILLIAMS is in Jail in New
York charged with not returning a
camel's hair shawl two diamond rings, a
diamond brooch, a watch and chain set
with diamonds and a sole.leathcr trunk,
which she borrowed from Mrs. Cecile
Thomas, wife of the dynamite tiend"
who occupied so much space in the news
papers some time ago.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-29

PERSONALITIES. - Misses May and
Hattie Golf, of Clarksburg, who have
been visiting 10 this city, returned home
yesterday. .sea glSi.a ,
Mr.. Robert Mcclellan, ST. foreman of
the Riverside mills, died OF asthma Sat
urdsy morning. ~ /,
John A. Fulton has been appointed
night watch man in the Fifth ward.
Messrs. Benz Allison and Frank STAN
ton left on Saturday Tor business trip
through Central OHIO.
Mr., s. G. Chadwick, formerly clerk
in the B. & o r r, Office In this city
is stopping at the Grant.
Miss Emma Bailey of Covington, KY,
is visiting friends in this city.
Miss Julia. Mitchell left on Saturday
for Baltimore to visit friends IN that city,
Among the arrives at the hotels Sat
urday and Yesterday were the follow.
ing:
At the McCure-J. C,sCovell Rom
ney; G. P. Dill and wife, Marietta; W.
+. Meyers, Columbus; G. p. Pierce
Chicago; K. Goertner, Cincinnati.
At the st. Jamcs-Wi liam Tucker
Wel!sburg; Sep. Hall, Wetzel county
+. T. EForsythe, Bsltimorei w. W.
Smith, Pitts burg; E. J. Davis, Cameron
j. A. Strain, Pittsburgh
, At the William Steele and
Al. Tibbetts Monroe county; w. Ii
Calfee, Moundsville; A. w. Hutchinson,
Matamoras; j. Chsncey and ID. McCune
West Alexander; Capt. Bridges
Moundsville; w. N. Riggs ard S. NJ
Bailey, East Richlsnd, @.
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what the Bilious Require.

Since torpidity of the liver is the chief
cause of its disorder, ii is evident that
what the bilious require is an Alternative
stimulant which will arouse IL to activity,
an effect that Is followed by the disap-
pearance of the various symptoms indica-
tive OF its arrangement. Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters invaribly achieve the
primary results mentioned, besides re-
moving the constipation, tlatulence. heart
burn, yellowness OF the skin and whites OF
the eyes, pain in the right side and under
the right shoulder, nausea, vertigo and
sick headache, to which bilious invalids
peculiarly subject. As remedy for chronic
indigestion, mental dependency and
nervousness the Bitters are equally effica-
cious, and a. a renovant OF lost vigor, a
n cans OF arresting premature decay. and
q source of relief from the infirmaties to
which the gentler Sex is peculiarly sub
iect, they may be thoroughly relied upon.
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE. - The
spring-hke weather which prevailed yes
terdsy brought out large numbers OF
church goers, and the various churches
were well attended.
The subjects of the sermons ut the
First Baptist church were "Penticost"
and 1.-THE Hour"
"The Home and the Sabbath School
and "The Frsnco-Prussisn War" were
the subjects discussed st the Fourth
Street NJ. f. Church.
At the Cbapline Street NJ Z church
"CL ristisn Pilgrimage" and "Nosh's Car
penters" were the subjects treated.
Rev. Miller discoursed on Faith and
the Present Strength Of the Disciples
Church" at the Disciples church.
Rev. DR.. Brickmsn lectured s. the
court house yesterday morning on the
Serpent in Paradise" and preached
from Judges, 9th chapter, s;h 10 10th
verses, in the evening. The services
were we'll attended. He leaves for his
home at Allentown, Pa, this morning.
Rev. Lewis Hay, young man of
promise, now studying theology at AL
leghery Theological Seminary, and soon
to enter the Lutheran ministry, preached
at the Sixteenth Street English Lutheran
church, yesterday, taking for his text in
the morning q and % of st. John, and
in the evening fourth chapter first epis-
tie general Of John and l6th verse.
The sermons are very highly spoken of
BY those who heard them.
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FOR RENT.

OFFER THE FOLLOWING PRO- -
| perty for rent, viz: The new and fl.
large store room on northwest corner
of Zare street and North Broadway,
wheeling Island. 1t has an iron front,
French plate glass windows, ana nne
cellar under the entire building. Also,
dive ling above in same building, conta IL
ing four large rooms and hall, with alter
and .as throughout. Rent moderate and
posses sion given Immediately.
Also, the cottage frame house on back OF
same LOT, with four rooms and good cellar,
and hydrant in yard. Possession first OF
April.
The two fine store rooms, with resi-
dences above same, In the new building
on Main street, adjoining the property OF
l.. v. Blond, and n short distance above
the new building OF the Peoples Bank.
These houses are built in the latest modern
style. Possession given on first of April.
Tao rooms suitable for offices, over
Schneprs drup store Opera House corner.
Possession at once.
The store room with dwelling shove, on
corner of Main and Twenty-flfth streets.
Cen re Wheeling. The store room con.
tains handsome counter and shelving
suitable tor saloon. Possession given AT
once.
Two brick teneWents on Main street,
upper end OF Nor II Wheeling. osSession
AT once.
For terms, &C., for any OF the above ap-
ply 10 NJ. REILLY,
jal7a l3j9and 1911 Main Street.
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A VALUABLE FARM
OHIO RIVER FOR SALE.

/ will. on the LIT day Of March. 1877.
offer my farm at public sale. The farm
consists OF two hundred acres, stXty-fve
TO seventy aces OF river bottom. Inc SOL
OF both hill and bottom is unsurpassed.
An apple orchard that hardly ever fails
of seventy trees, besides about 400 young
trees Just commencing to bear; had over
one hundred barrels this season OF the
finest kind of apples. Coal, fire clay, ana
the choicest building stone In abundance
and e sy of access. There Is on IT. e iarm
a house of nine rooms and Kitchen. In
the latter is the best Of spring water. Also
bank barn, sheep house, spring house,
coal and wood house, and also small
vineyard and strawberry patch: ABOUT
one hundred young peach trees SET IN
orchard | will offer Oh the same day two
thoroughbred fflleys, three years old. and
one thoroughbred stud colt, yearling past,
and one stud colt two years old, one niley
two years old, two very nice young snort
horn Durham cows, one four ana the
other three years old this spring, one OF
them fresh now and the other one " i'll be
in about month. together with lot OF
household furniture. III farm l. sold Will
Sc the balance of my stock, three cows,
four calves, two horses, wagon ana Two
sets harness, two one horse Duggles anu
harness, nine head OF shoats, one hundred
heal OF sheep, hay and grain, also grain
in the ground, and farming implements
of various kinds. If the farm is not sold
altogether, will offer 1t in three different
lots so as TO suit purchasers. 1t would suit
very well for dairy arm, as there Is the
best OF spring wafer, and lies opposite
Port Homer Station, three miles from
Fairyiew, the county seat OF hancock
county, West Va. Churches and school
houses. one OF each within mile My
reasons for wishing 10 sell: last fall lost
"A son and daughter, and have but one soh
left with me. Any one wishing to buy
farm, and in a good loo ton, would dc
well to ny, Us | expect TO sell.
sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Terms made known on day OF sale.
For further information address
q W. CHAPMAN,
iaG8egowt Fairview, Hancock Co., va
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Auction Sale of Livery Stock.

At $50 O'CLOCK A. NJ, ON MONDAY
n February .. 1877, at Nos. lJU0, 1872 and
1904 Main street, Wheeling, W. Va, will
proceed to sell at public auction, the valu-
able Livery stock used by the late firm OF
Husemen & Mendel, or so much jhereofas
is not previously disposed ofat private sale
The said stock comprises nineteen fine
horses, five splendid hacks, eight top
0uggies -four nearly new) one barouche,
one large four horse wagon with seats, one
sample wagon, one safe, two Office desks,
nine buffalo robes, one large four.horse
sleigh, three one-horse sleighs, nine sets
single harness, five sets coach harneas,
one set barouche harness, one ct hearSe
harness. one set iair leather harness. tive
sets light pole harness, one set TOUR horse
harness, thirty harness covers, thirty-two
iron stall fixtures, one ietd-Cuttsr and
numerous other articles such as are usu.
ally part of the equipm snt OF a first class
livery stable.
Terms of sale wilt be cash on all pur-
chases of less than 500. A credit of ninety
days will be given on all purchases OF slCo
or more, the buyer TO give negoIiS bic
note with approved security for the
amount of his purch sse, and the interest
thereon from the Gay of sale 10 the date of
the notes maturity.
HARRY CALDWELL,
lal5 Assignee Of Husemen & Mendel.
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MARTINS FERRY ITEMs.-The Ohio
CITY bank moved into their new build
ing on Fourth street the first OF last
week.
Mrs. VIM. Cow died at her residence
ON the hill back of town, last Friday
evening, in her seventy-sixth year. She
had lived on the farm where she died
forty years. She was esteemed by all
who knew her as an excellent Christis n
woman - loved for her virtue and
smisble disposition. Her funeral takes
place today at 10 o'clock A. N.
The following persons have been elect
ed and qualified as directors of the Ohio
CITY bank: Geo. X. Jenkins, Isaac
Thomas, Jas. McCleary, John Arm.
strong, Henry Helling, Jas: Kerr and
Jos. Mcdill. Mr.. Geo. X. jenkins was
made President, and John Armstrong
Vice President. :,
The masquerade ball in the Town hall,
Friday night, as far as attendance was
concerned was grand success.
Mrs. Smiley, who had lived IN the
Ferry for some twenty years, died Sstur-
dsy morning and was buried yesterday
afternoon. The large attendance at her
funeral showed how highly she was es-
teemed.
A protracted meeting has been going
ON the last two weeks IN the NJ. l..
church.
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schenck's PuImontc syrup Sen Weed
Tontc and Mand rake Pills.

Tonic. and Mandrake PtIIs.
These deservedly celebrated ana pop flar
medicines have effected revolution IN
the healing art, and proved the 1aiiacy Vi
several maxims which have for many
years oostructed the progress OF meqicai
science. The false superstition tnst ION
sumption is incurable" deferred Pnysr.
CLANS from attempting to IND rened.tsss
tor that disease and patients ain icteo wltn
IL reconciled themselves to death without
making an effort TO escape from doom
which they supposed to be unavoidable.
1t Is q ow proved, 10 wever, that ConsumP,
ton can be cured. and that II has been cured
in a very great number OF cases (some OF
them apparently desperate ones) Dy
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup alone ana IN
other cases by the same medicine In con-
nection with Schencks Sea Weed Tonic
and Mandrake Pills, one or both, accord
ing TO the requirements OF the case.
DIR. Schenck himself who enjoyed unin'
terrupted good health for more than forty
years, was supposed at one time TO De AT
The very gate OF death, his physicians
having pronounced his case hopeless, ana
abandoned him to his tate. He was cured
by the aforesaid medicines, and, since MS
Recovery, many thousands similarly al
fected have used DR.. Schenck'e prepare
tions with the same remarkable success.
Full directions accompany each, max
ing il not absolutely necessary 10 person.
ally see Dr. Schenck, unless patients WISH
their lungs examined and Tor this purpose
he is professionally at his principal once,
Corner Sixth and Arch Streets, PhiIaGel'
phia every Monday, where all letters LOT
advice must be addressed.
Sc enck's medicines are sold by all
druggists.
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HELD TO BALL.. P. Barrett was ar.
rested Yesterday, charged with having
been engaged in the THEFT OF brass bear:
ings and boxes, from the Belmont aud
Riverside mills and Baltimore and OHlo
railroad shops. He was taken before
SQUIRE Wheeler and held to answer be-
fore that court this morning in the sum
of $4,000. A search of Barretts prem
ises, at the corner of alley A and
Twenty-Arst street, between Main and
Water, revealed that he had IN his house
numerous articles which are alleged to
have been stolen from the mills mention
ed above, number of which are said to
have been identified by the owners.
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T AUR
L|N|MENTS.

The lame can be healed and the wounded
made whole. We now know just what
the Centaur Liniment will do. They will
not mend broken bones or cure Cancer,
but they will extract soreness, allay pain,
cure Rheumatism and iarger range o.
flesh, bone and muscle ailments than any
article ever before discovered.
Scientific skill cannot go beyond the
effects OF these remarkable preparations,
CnrOnic Rheumatism OF many years
standing, Neuralgia, Weak Back, Fever
Sores, W eepiHg- Stnews, Sciatica. Caked-
Breasts, distorted Joints and Spraintd
Limbs OF the worst kind are cured by the
White Centaur Liniment.
1t will destroy the pain and heal with.
out scar all ordinary Burns and Scalds.
IL will extract the poison OF Bites and
Stings, and the frost from Frozen Limbs,
II Is very efficacious for Ear-ache, Tooth.
ache, Itch and Cutsneous EruptiOns.
Mr.. Josiah WeStake, OF Marysyiile. o.,
writes:
"For years my Rheumatism has been No
bad that have been unable To stir from
the house. The first three bottles Of Gen.
taur Liuiment enabled me To walk with
out my Crutches. | am mending rapidly.
| think your Lniment simply marvel"
y. II. Bennett, Druggist, Rock Prairie,
Mo-, says:
"Centaur Eminent sells better and gives
the best satisfaction OF anything In the
market
What the Centaur Liniment has done
tor Others IL will do Tor you IL Is handy,
IL is reliable, and II Is cheap
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WHERE He WANTED To GET OFF, =
Mr. j. q. Ely, conductor of No. "a train
on the Cleveland and Pittsburgh road,
Is well known among the travelling pub
lie as an obliging and accommodating
gentleman, always ready to answer
questions and freely impart information
in response to interrogations. Yesterday
rather reckless cooking specimen OF
humanity got aboard his train and in
answer to the uestion, "where do you
went to go2" replied in maudlin accents,
"to hell, sir" "All right" said Mr. Ely,
"just get off at McCoy's Station" II
there is any moral in this item Mccoy S
Station may have it.-Steubenuitte Ga
zefte
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FOURTH MUSICAL SoIREE-A Card
Thankful for the kind appreciation
shown in the past, beg leave to inform
nv friends that, finding It impossible to
send tickets for the soirees to all, In
future limited number OF tickets lowing
to the seating capacity being small) will
be ready for free distribute n to appll-
cants at the music store, TIA Main street,
two days before each soiree. cordially
invite my musical friends and patrons to
call to day and obtain tickets for tho
soiree to be given tomorrow (Tuesday)
evening, trusting to, with the assistance
OF the ladies and gentlemen who render
the music to make pleasant evening
pass. Respectfully,
WIN. II. SHEIB.
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TIE CouRTs.-Muaieipat Court
This court transacted the following bust
ness yesterday, Judge Crsnmer on the
bench;
In the case of G. B. Young VS.. Cath
crime Snider Ell al, in sssumpsit, iuds-
ment was rendered for plaintiff for
$l05.s8.
In the case of Henry Snider VS.. Cath.
crime SLider ct al. in chancery, decree
was entered. % xxAs
Police Court.-Judge Crsnmer dis.
posed of the follo wing cases before this
court Saturday:
Hannah Fitzsimmons, drunk, fined
twenty dollars and costs. Committed to
Jail for thirty days.
James Fiisn, vagrant, fined five dol
lars. Committed to city prison for thirty
days.
John Whelsn, vagrant, fined FIVE dol.
lars. Committed to city prison for thirty
days.
Patrick Flynn, vsgrsnt, fined five dol
lars. Committed to city prison for thirty
days. ~. III
Patrick levitt, vsgrant, fined five dol
lars. Committed TO city prison for thirty
days.
Michael Howard, vagrsnt, fined five
dollars. Committed to city prison tor
thirty days.
K. Handlan, vagrsnt, fined five dol
lars. Committed to city prison for thirty
days. >,
Martin Haley, vsgrant Aned FIVE dol
lars. Committed to city prison for thirty
days.
Rules were issued against Sue Ssiler and
Harriet Wilson (both colored) for fall
ing to attend court. The former was
dismissed, and the latter was fined i've
dollars Paid.
Nathan Porter, disorderly, fined one
dollars. Paid.
Daniel Long, disorderly, fned two
dollars. Paid.
Richard Kenney (colored), disorderly,
fined two dollars. Paid.
Michael Dunn, drunk, fined two dol
lars. Paid.
George Freize, drunk, fined two dol
lars. Paid.
Jacob Kaminiski, disorderly. Dis
missed
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THEIR OCcUPArloN.-So lar as can be
ascertsiLed, the occupations of our new
Councilmen are stated as follows: Eight
are connected with the mill foundries
or machine shops, two are workers in
lumber. two are glass house men, three
are grocerymen, two are cigar manpfac.
turers, and there sre one each, druggist,
physician, photographer, capitalist
broker, tanner, public clerk, clerk, miller,
justice of the peace, ssddler, attorney.
dry g,ods merchant, brickmaker and
landlord.
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FOR RENT.

DRlCK DWELLING HOUSE NO. ~
ID ~ south Penn street, with ten E"s.
rooms, hot and cold W alter and water
,loset. Possession given Immediately.
Also, one brick dwelling with nine
rooms and store room, No. 63 Eighteenth
street. viii rent them separ, teiy or TO-
geiner. Posse SiOn given April lat.
Also, one br OK dwelling With nine
rooms, ON the corner OF Eleventh and
,'napline streets. Posse sion given April
IN. Apply TO A. NJ. ADAMS.
ial7n l227 Mar ct street.
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The Yellow Centaur Linimept

Is worth Its weight in gold TO owners OF
horses aud mules.
This Eminent has cured more Sprai0.
ed, Sweenied, Ring-boned and Called
Horses In three years than have all the
Farriers In the country I'm an age. Iif
effects are simply wonderful.
We have thousands upon thousands Of
certificates as strong M the following:
any horse was lame for year with o
ietlock wrench All remedies utterly
tailed to cure and considered him WORTH
less until ] commenced to use CentsuI
Biniment, which rapidly cured him. ]
heartily recommend IL.
"REy. GEO. W. FERRIS,
"ManoIvihe, Schoharie Co., n. Y,
"DEAR StRS-I have used your CenJauT
Liniment in my family, and find 10 TO be
of great value. Please send me two dollars
worth, one for the mules and horses.
RILEY SICKLE,
Fails station, Wyoming Co., Pa
1t makes very little difference what the
case Is, whether IL be Wrench. Sprain
Poll.Evil, Ringbone. Scratches or Lame
ness OF any kind, the effects are the same.
Liverymen, stage prOprietors, Farmers,
&c, never be without the Yellow CentauT
should Imminent. IL IL sold everywhere
and warranted in It's effects.
Laboratory OF j. B. Rose & 20,
IS DEFY ST. NEW YORK.
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pURIIC SALE.

WILL OFFER AT PUBLIC AUCTION
on saturday, January q, 1877, ut 10
o'clock A. M, at front door OF Court House,
a good Brick House containing six rooms
Lot Il feet front and running back l2O feet
more er less, situated at l73 sixteenth
street, formerly John street. Terms OF sale
easy. DAVID MARTIN, PROPRIETOR.
W H. HALLER, Auctioneer. ja22a
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FOR EMF.

yy,HE THREE STORY STORE -
house No. 81 Twelfth street, AT t...u
present In the occupancy OF the
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine Com
The sore room is wei lighted, front and
rear, l. handsomely fitted up, has
spacious dry cellar, and water arrange
ments in the upper stories AS a business
stand 1t has no superior. Possession April
lst. Apply to VIM. PAXTON,
ia2ha 1917 Chapline st .eet.
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My annual Catalogue OF Vegetable aud
Flower Seed for 1877, will be ready by
January. and sent FREE to all who apply.
Customers of last season need not write
for IL. | offer one OF the largest collections
OF vegetable seed ever sent out by any
seed house in America, a large portion OF
which were grown on my six seed farms.
Printed directions for cultivation on every
package. All seed sold from my establi' IL
meEt warranted TO be both fresh and true
TO name; so far, thatshould II prove other
wise ! will refill the order gratis. AS the
original introducer OF the Hubbard and
Marblehead Squashes, the Marbeheai
Cabbages, and score of other new vege.
tables, Invite the patronage of all who
are anxious 10 have their seeds fresh, true,
and OF The very best strain. Nrw Vegeta.
bleS a speciality. JAMES ]. II. GREGORY
Marblehcad, Mass. jal2rgeow
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ADMINISTRATIONS Jacob Sat-
urdsy made the following appointments:
Ellis w. Squire was appointed q notary
public for Jackson county, and George
j. Wetzel notary public for Writ
county.
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LOCKED UP.-There were five cases on
the slate at eleven o'clock last night
booked for the Police Court this MORN
ing. Sam Robinson, colored, was arrest
ed for abusing his wife; j. p. Barrett
for disorderly conduct; Steel Miller, for
drunkenness, and two tramps for same
ofiense.