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TS'CATE Of Thomas e.. Hen
IN ton, deceased.
STATE OF MICHIGAN, I CO
COUNTY OF VAN RJREN.

AT session Of the Probate Court for said
comfy, held at the Probate Office, in the village
Of Paw Paw, on the 21st day OF July, in the
year one thousand eight hundred and seventy
seven. Present, Alfred j. Mills, Judge OF Pro-
bate. In the matter OF the estate OF Thomas
@. Benton, deceased. On reading and filing
the petition, duly verified, OF George W. Long
well, Alonzo Sherman and j. j. Woodman,
praying, among other things, for reasons there
in set forth, that Susanna Benton be removed
from her Office as administrator OF said estate
and that Emory o. Briggs, or some other suit
able person be appointed administrator Of said
estate in her stead. Thereupon it is ordered,
that Monday, the Goth day Of August, 1877, at
ten o'clock in the forenoon, be assigned for the
hearing Of SAID petition, and that the heirs at
law Of said deceased, and all other persons in
terested in said estate, are required to appear
at session of said court, then to be holden ut
the Probate Office. in the village Of Paw Paw,
and show cause II any there be, why the prayer
OF said petitioners should not be granted. And
it ID further ordered, that said petitioners give
notice to the persons interested in said estate,
Of the tendency Of said petition, and the hear
ing thereof, by causing copy Of tkis order to
be published in the True Northerner, news
paper printed and circulated IN said county
three successive weeks previous to said day OF
hearing. A true copy. 1858
ALFRED J. MILLS, Judge Of Probate.
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What is wanted now is the restora-
ton OF confidence" says the Rochester
Chronicle. That's ell very veil, but
when man bets on the wrong horse.
gets Tilted by widow, and can't get
back the money he lent, his confidence
doesn't recover for years aud years.
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The PercherOn-Norm Stallion
M Q r Q

viii make the season Of 1877 at the stable Of
Riley Bangs, one-half mile east of the village or
Paw Paw, south eide Of territorial road, where
dwelling is surrounded by evergreens, opposite
first road, east Of village, leading north.
Moro is of q grey color, was foaled in the
spring of 1873, and imported from France in
August 1876, by NJ. w. Durham, OF Wayne,
Illinois. He took the first premium at the
State FAR in 1876, and also at the Van Buren,
County FAIR. Terms-S25.0 90 to insure.
RILEY BANGS 4 co.
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nosaa iarge temperance procession, COM
pY'ea OF protestants and ca tholics, parad.
IN; in A' OF. Paul, MIMI, the other even.
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From George S. Bixby, OF EPSON, N. H.
II became reduced in health and strength to
. mere:skeleton Of my former SELF My physi-
clan recommended the Peruvian Syrup, which
used for several weeks and found my health
restored and my weight increased from 80 to
20
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historian u. z. Brockett describing the Rus
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uons involved Biographies OF the Rulers
Statesmen and Generals; All Richly illustrate
cd. The book millions need now. Wanted
instantly. 1900 agents ON very liberal terms.
Address HUBBARD BROS. Publishers. SO La
Sale St., Chicago, Ill.
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LIVFR COMPLAINT.

Letter from s. II. Kendall, M. D.. OF Boston.
II was for many years afflicted with Liver
Complaint OF which / was cured by the use Of
PERUVIAN Syrup. and have enjoyed perfect
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DROPSY.

From Rev. J. w. Olmstead, Editor OF the
Waterman and Reflector"
I" We had fully justified In commencing to
suffering invalids, of which various stages and
types there are 30 many, the important and
excelIent medicinen
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sCROFULA.

From Jeremiah Stone, NJ. D., OF Provincetown,
lC Mass.
81 have used the Peruvian Syrup in my
practice for fifteen months and it has fulfilled
my most sanguine expectations. have used
the Syrup IN a remarkable case OF Scrofulous
Affection of the bones and peIiosteum health.
For such diseases as this ! consider the Syrup
OF, inNtnl1 ahln m Cd Iona "
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PERVVsAN SYRUP.

CAUTION.-Be sure you get the PERU
WAN SYRUP"
A 32-page pamphlet, containing treatise on
Iron as n medical agent, and other valuable
papers, testimonials from distinguished physi-
clans, clergymen aud others, will be sent free
to any address. SETH w. FOWLE IL SONS,
Proprietors, SO Harrison Avenue, Boston. Sold
by druggists generally.
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NEURALGIA.
BOILS.

The Rev Calvin Damon Says:
a. For seven or eight years have been afict-
ed at intervals with Boils. Since using the
Syrup have had one large and painful one
near the center Of the spine, and around it Gas
IL to improve their last chance) q cluster Of
smaller ones, all OF which have now disappear
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rom KEY. Gordon Robbins, OF Hartford, Conn,
OF the Baptist Denomination.
I" 1t is duty owe to you and the public to
express my confidence in the Peruvian Syrup,
as q safe and powerful remedy in those various
of disease consequent upon dig
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DEBILITY.

from G. L. Burns. OF Clinton, Me.
Having received decided benefit from the
Use Of the Peruvian Syrup for dyspepsia and
general debility, l cheerfully recommend it,"
CHULu.S AND FEVER
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-28
rsOnslities.

The Madison, Ind, correspondent OF
the Cincinnati Gazette, OF Saturday,
SAYS: Rev. DIR. Fisher, of Wheeling, has
received a unanimous call to the pastor
ate of the Second Presbyterian Church.
The Doctor has occupied the pulpit sew
eral Sundays already, to the great delight
of the congregation, and it is supposed
he will accept the call thus fstterlDgly
rendered.
Mr.. FREEMAN, II prominent Balti more
piano dealer, arrived in the city, yester-
day, OH business trip.
The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher visit
ed the Rev. DR.. Read in SteubenviIle,
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. VI. Crothers OF this
city, are visiting friends at Steubenviiie,
Ohio.
Prot. A. &. Orchard, we'll known
throughout the State as q phrenologist,
has rooms TT No. SO Sixteenth street,
where he has located for the purpose OF
making out charts for those desiring
them. The professor is plenIiiuIly sup
piled with reCommeI dations, many OF
which rank him as equal to Fowler in
the art of feeling the bumps OF the era
mum
Mr.. Albert Seibright, one of the South
Side's ohivalrous sons, will lead to the
altar TO night Miss Ida Fisher, also OF
this city. A reception will be given the
friends of the couple at Koch's hall, to-
morrow night.
Our old time friend Willie Schultz,
ESQ the portiest Squire, and one of the
stauhchest democrats in Ohio county,
will give thanks tomorrow over fifteen
pound turkey. stuffed with sage and
ingens." Health to you, Squire.
Mrs. Charles and her accomplished
daughter, Miss Louise Charles, of Pitts
burgh, are guests at the ST. James.
Mrs. Captain Thomas Moore and
daughter Lizzie, of Tiltonvllle, are con-
fined to their rooms BY sickness. Their
friends in this city will be glad to learn,
however, that their ailments are not of q
dangerous type.
Clerk Carney, at the st. james, assist
ed by the genial Louie" in the other
department, are becoming immensely
popular with the public.
Pilot Will Moore, who passed down
on the Tom Reese No 2, yesterday, hall
ed his friends on the levee with shout
winch sounded like q fog horn on stray
vessel at sea The boys were all glad to
see him.
Mrs. Captain Jordan and daughter, of
Cumberland, Md; b. r. Richards, OF
Parkersburg; Jos. b. Reynolds, of Steu-
benville, and L. A. Winters, of Rowles-
burg, have rooms at the Mcclure House.
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CIsoIyyArl. November 27.-Cotton-
Stesdy and in fair demsnd 81 lo5c.
Flour-Easy, family 50 6b96 SO. wheat
Dull and nominal Corn-U nset.Ied;
new 9e042c; closing firm at Al. Oats
Stronger at 2s@Slc. Rye Strong ~ ozCg
CSC. Bsrley-Svrong; No. spring Al NJ
7O675c. Pork Quiet and at sl2 w
SPOT; sales at Sl2 10 seller year. Lard -
In good demand and strongeri steam
81 9O@7 92i; kettle IS 1893 w. BULK
Meats 1Ouiet and steady; partially cured
430)666fc loose; boxed meats IN good
demand; shor. RIB 6ic; short clear 6.c;
long clssr sud short clesr etc spot snd
seller first half month OF December.
Green EASIER; shoulders 44c;
hams dull vt 6t@7!c. WHISKY quiet
at 81 Us Buuer--ln TAR censnGi
creamery fatcy SOC; prime t. cAolc'
Western Reserve l9@2lo; Central on o
l7GlS. Llnseed Oll-FIrm at 52Cao@''
HoGs-Active bu; shade lower; COM
mon So 9OtG4 10; light a 2oCa,i sd
packing 81 5000 40.
EAST LIBERTY, November 27.-Catn'
Receipts for to-day 1854 head. Prime
So Is; good 81 1905 90; common s. 20
Hogs-Receipts to-day 1920 head
Workers 81 Is "A 80; Pniadeiphlss "a ~
@455. 900
heep-Receip:s to-day 1900 hesd,
Selling st - 75;@4 90.
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Thanksgiving Eve Amusements.

So far rs can be learned, the following
are the places of amusement booked tc
be open tonight, for the edifcation o.
pleasure seekers:
At the Mcclure House, select socisI
hop, given by the young men of the city
is announced. "Chosy" Kramer and his
invincibles will spiel.
At the Nail City Boat Club house, be-
tween Twenty-second and Twenty-third
streets, the sixth annual ball of the club
takes place. The committee OF arrange
ments consists of Robert Anderson, Rob
ert johnson, Thomas Trshler, Frank
johnson, Ed Corn bauer. Floor Man
ayers, George Knowles, VIM. Campbell,
John Hague, Andrew Schiller, George
Harkins, Adolph Kurt. Ballet Master,
R. w. Mcclellan; Assistant, g. ".
Kreiter. Cockayne's orchestra will be
IN attendance.
The A. Roll boat club dance at Turner
hall, and have engaged q first class
orchestra Tor the night.
At the Germania hall, the Germania
Singing Society give cslico hop.
At Koch's hall, South Side, mas
queraGe tall is looked.
At Goetz's hall, the Twilight Social
club give ball. Birch's band will
furnish the music.
In the lecture room OF the First
Presbyterian church. the young ladies OF
"Keriths band" of the Sabbath school
will open bazaar, and dispose OF trinkets
while entertaining the young gentlemen.
Mr. Piarr, of Pleasant Valley, will turn
ish button hole boquets tpr the bazaar.
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TbeIphrma ie. of Nge

Are harder TO bear than the ailments OF
middle life or youth, since the resistant
power in the system has diminished with
dec lining years, and disease and pain have
more power over the enieebied body. IL
is therefore the more essential that That
resistant power thpuld ne augmented.
Hostetters Stomach Bite :, benign
tonic cordial, is admirably adapted iorlhe
purpose. II couuteractS tie mnTmatleS
peculiar to age, and sucoors worn out
nature. 1t WHITES the feeble frame. adds
new Oil, as it were, TO the tiickciing lamp
otlife. uitiuses fresh warmth through the
chilled veins, and gives comfort as wei ~
relief, thus tightening the burden OF age
and letardiug in n measure the progress
Of decay. Ladies in delicate health, as
we'll rs aged persons, derive great benent
from this wholesome cumulative ton
which is absolutely pure, unoblectionaole
In flavor, aud is recommended 10y Phys!-
clans OF replte.
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scbeuck's Pulmontc Syrup for the
cure OF Consumption, coughs
and Colds.

The great virtue of this medicine is tnat
it ripens the matter and throws IL OUT oi
the system, purifies the blood, anu thuS
effests a cure.
sCHENCK's SEA WEED TONIC, FOR THE cURh
OF DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, &C.
The Tonic produces healthy action OF
the stomach, creating an appetite, lotm-
ing chyle, and curing the most obstinate
cases OF Indigestion.
sCHENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS, FOR THECURE
OF LIVER CONT LIANT, &C.
These Pills are Alternative, and produce a
healthy action OF the liver, without the
least danger, as they are Iree nom calomel,
and yet more efficacious IN restoring a
healthy action OF the liver.
These remedies are certain cure Tor
Consumption, as the Palmonic syrup
ripens the matter and purities the blood.
The Mandrake Pills act upon the liver,
create healthy bile, ana remove all dis
eases OF the liver, often cause OF Con-
sumption. The sea Weed Tonic gives tone
and strength to the stomach, makes q
good digestion, and enables the organs 10
form good blood; and. thus creates "a
healthy circulation OF healthy blood. The
combined action of these medicins, as
thus explained, will cure every case OF
Consumption, IL taken IN time, ana the
use OF tue medicines persevered IN.
DR.. Schenck is professionally al MS Prlh-
cipal office corner Sixth ana Arch streets,
Philadelp hia, every Monday, where all
letters for advice must oe addressed.
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,TuFy List,

The following is list of thirty-sjX
Jurors drawn by ballot to serve during
the December term of the Circuit Court
Washington D.stIict-Peter Greer,
Enoch Ball, Michael Edwards, Alex.
Campbell, jr.
Madson-Henry Dittman, August
Matthews, Alex. II. Forgey, hugh Nc,
Cav.
C.ay-Henry Stamm, Archie Paxton,
w. D. johnson, w. NJ. Curtis.
Union-W. NJ. Bottslord, f. 9. letters
Henry Amick, Peter Dolan.
Centre-James Hall, G. w. Seabright
John Gartner, j. L. Holiday.
Webster-Jsmes Carney, John G.
Beck, Stephen Clark.
Ritchie-Jacob Etz, G. Il. Stoker, w
s. Craig.
Richand Elisha Connolly, w. T
Nichols, James Delsplsin.
Liberty-W. K. Durbin, w. Maxwell
George Gibson.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following transaction In real estate
was recorded in the county clerks office
Saturday:
Deed made November q, 1877, from
Joseph NJ. Morgan to Robert NJ. Leas.
ure, the undivided Is interest in a
tract of land containing 10 acres, on
Short Creek, known rs the Joseph 5.
Morgan farm; for $500.
Deed made November 20 1877, from
Aquills Bolton Caldwell and wife to
Levina WATSON, %: No. 10, square Is,
Joseph Caldwells addition to the city;
for Sl,027.
Deed made November q, 1877, from
Levina WATSON to John Frank, the
north half of lot No 10, square IS, 10.
seph Csldwell's addition to The city; for
5000.
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THE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings In the Diff
ferenr Judiciary Bodies.

Yesterdays Proceedings I'm the DIFF
ferenr Judiciary Bodies.
SUPREME COURT JUDGES RAYMOND,
GREEN AND JOHNSON.
In the case OF linn vs.. Douglass, from
Richie county, writ of error was re.
fused.
Court adjourned till Saturday, the 9Th
of December.
CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE MELVIN.
JIM. Warthen was appointed admin
istrstor of the estate OF Mary Hartman,
deceased. with VIM. Blake as surety,
who was sworn as to suficiency. Bond
$500.
In the case of Virginia Sisson VS.. e. j.
Dauber, the plea OF statute OF limitation
was oyerruled, and the following jury
was empsnneled: John Hebrank, John
q pdegraff, w. l.. Gilbreath, d. B. Nell.
vain, e. 0. Smith, Jacob Decker, j. l..
Hay, John Dunning, james Cunning
ham, Ed. Pierson, G. NJ. Coen and
Platoff Zane. Case still on trial
About half past TOUR o'clock last even
ing, the jury in the libel case OF Curtis
VS.. Cox, returned verdict tor defend
ant. assessing the damages AT $4,000.
Adjourned till niue o'clock this morn.
ing.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER'
In the case OF Sebastian Welty VS..
Phillip Medert and Jacob Lash, unlsW-
full deiainer, the following jury was en-
panneled: Daniel Whitehead. John W.
Boring, Isaac Oldham, Samuel d.
Greer, Peter Humberger, Harry Hauser'
George Wise, Frederick Merkle, George
Williams, p b. Dobbins, ID. II. Irwin
and M. Edwards. Case still on trial.
Adjourned till the usual hour this
morning.
Police CoURT-JUDGE CRANhER
Mrs. Burkman, charged with keeping
q house of i'll fame, was fined twenty dol
lars and costs. Through her attorney,
w. j. w. Cowden, motion was made for
all appeal. =.
Annie Smith, Nettie Morgan, Fannie
Smith, and John Smith, prostitution,
were each fined ten dollars and costs.
Paid.
TIE case against Lawrence Heller,
charged with selling liquor on Sunday
was continued till to-day.
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How a Newspaper Man 80. "Whirer'

A. Ii. Mstlack, one o. S.eubenvilie ;
newspaper braves, has got ,Chlter since
his connection with the press. having
married Miss Emma Whittier, of that
place, on Sunday evening, the Rev.
Chandelier performing the ceremony
and lighting the church with his presence.
The Herald, knowing Mstlack's tricks,
thus anticipates in speaking OF the event
"a little corner with its crib,
\ little mug, a spoon anu bib,
a little tooth 81 peally white,
little rubber ring 10 bite.
"A little mufi for winter weather,
A little iOCE ey hat and feather;
n little sack with funny pocket,
A little chain, a ring and lOCket"
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Accidentally SaOt.

1t was reported on the streets last
night that James Barr, formerly of the
hrm OF Barr " Roney, gas filters, had
been shot by the accidental discharge of
q gun in the vicinity of Frank Walters
Yesterday. The ball grazed Bars head
cutting n cash across the crown, and
barely missing the scull. Had the bali
struck him An inch lower it would ncCes-
ssrily have resulted fatally. Barr's
wound is not in the last dangerous,
although painful. 1t is not known in
whose hands the gun WAS when it was
discharged.
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After Turkeys.

The turkey shooting match announced
to take place 1t Frank Walters yester-
day, die not take place as announced,
owing to the rain. Instead, however,
fifteen birds were put up At rattle to sp-
pesse the crowd present, and the other
cjghty-fve birds will be shot for to. day
and tomorrow. Among the lackv gen.
tlemen in the rattle were VIII Bailey,
who carried of five turkeys; Louie Seid,
Ter, turkeys; Geo. Schwartzbach, tur-
key; Louis Gsus, turkey. About fifty
persons were present.
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BELL
Driving the First spike of the Il. a
-. We. X. Is.

AT s o'clock yesterday morning all Of
the directors and about $50 of our people
assembled on the hne of the Bellsire
and Southwestern railroad, near the Bal
tinore and OHIO depot, 20 witness the
driving Of tho spikes to hold the first
rail on the Beilalre and Southwestern
railroad. 1t was fastened by Col. Sulli.
van. the former President, after which
j. b. Smith, Esq, delivered quite an in
taresting address, speaking in the highest
terms of the management OF this road
through all the difficulties they have had
to contend with. The track is now laid
as far VS. the Implement works, and the
work goes on nicely.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-28
A NiciOuS Dog.

A dog belonging to Mr.. Aug. Rolf,
yesterday, attacked q horse on Market
street, which Mr. Tony Deusch was rid
ing. Mr.. DeuSch dlsmounted to drive
the dog sway when he was himself at
tackled. lie afterwards made complaint
at police headquarters, but there being
10 ordinance to have dogs executed,
where taxes are paid on them, the police
were powerless to do anything.
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Military Rall,

The ball to be gwen by the Schmul-
bach Zouaves ut Turner hal, on Thanks
giving night, prom ses TO be an unusually
attractive stiSr. The military will at
tend in fall uniform. The committee OF
arrangements have made every prepare
ton necessary TO make the occasion an
enjoyable one to the participants
Johnny Birch's full band will be in at
tendance.
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@V'Ileellng gse9lsteg.
LOCAL. INTELLIGENCE
index 90 New Advertisements.

Csrpets-Friend " Son.
Ladies Bazar-First Presbyterian
Church.
Notice to Creditors of Geo. w. Mar
quis, deceased.
Chancery Notice.
Lecture-Rev. j. McKendree Kelley
Ofiai-Llsi, Davenport u Parks.
Thanksgiving Bsll-A. Rolf Boat
Club.
Sixth Annual Ball-Nail City Boat
Club.
Silver Plated Mare-JacOb w. Grub
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-28
Business 4 hTnge.

The firm of Messrs. List, Davenport \
Parks having made arrangements to re
tire from the grocery business the first 0
December, end devote their entire stten.
ton 20 pork packing, Messrs. Neili L
Bingham have purchased their stock OF
groceries and rented their ytorerooms
The building Is now being remodeled
preparatory to being occupied by the
new firm.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-28

To reduce stock and rslse money |
will sell this week standard cloth prints
for less than 5 cents per yard and all
other dry goods and carpets for less
money than quoted in any paper or
circular distributed In the city. Come,
see and examine before buying, corner
0: Main and Twentieth streets. j. w
Ferret.
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wheeling Stock Yards,
WHEELING, November q.

Live Stock received at the Wheeling
Stock YARDS during last week:
Cattle-Arrivals 80 head; sold, ordinary
to common from q to Sc; common to fair
from to SIC; fair to choice from 8! TO
&c. Most o: the sales were at 3!@3i.
TIE demand for cattle is fair.
Hogs-The arrivals were I'll head;
sold, common and light hogs at 81 TO
4c; packing 4 to 4!c; choice hogs Tor
butchers st At to 4!c. Most of the sales
were at 4 to Ate. Demand for hogs fair.
Sheep-Arrivsls Al head; sold from 4
TO Ate.
Lambs-In fair demand at 4id5tc.
Mich Cows-In good demand st S25
@5O.
CsIves-In fair demand a. So 009
$40 90.
WIN. BAYHA, Secretary.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-28
Sninat ApODlPNy

Yesterday afternoon, while at work al
the McLure House, Robert Strange, the
colored janitor At the gymnasium, was
taken with spinal spop.ectic stroke, ana
is now in q dangerous condition. Strange
was carried 10 his residence NJ HIP Eoti
street, soon after be was taken i'll, where
medical assistance was rendered by DR..
Il. 5. HarveY.
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Inspecting the Road

An engine and passenger Car, with OF
Hcers on tour oil inspection, passed
down en- the P W. & Ky, road to-day.
They have not yet roLurned.-Steuben-
riiie HeroId of yesterday.
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Another SneaK ThieC.

A sneak thief succeeded in capturing
q gum coat hanging in front of CrCuse's
clothing store, on Main street, last III ht
Mr. Grouse chased the thief up Main u
Fourteenth; and up Fourteenth to the
slley at the hltelI,gencer office, where h.
disappeared. The case has been given
ialo the hands of the police.
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ID - Il.

ROlst Turkey, Pheasants. Part
ridges, Quail, Venison, Squirrels,
Rabbits. oysters In Every Style,
aud all the Delicaetes { the Sea-
son-M eats and Vegetables OF all
Kinds.
All Thanksgiving psrtiesS of any num-
Der can be supplied with an elegant pri-
vste supper by giving an hour or two's
notice. Private psrlors up stairs can be
used for dancing.
People from the country, or citizens
who have not time to return home for
their Thanksgiving dinner, will find q
bountiful repsst at Martins Capital
dining rooms.