davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-21
mInEs AND pEI.TRIEs.

HlDES-Dry tlint, Is lts ana upward, l5c.;
dry llat, IL lbs and upward damaged, loo:
dry htut, kps aud cali, llc,; dry salt, IS hs
aud upward, llc,; green butchers, 6bc.
bREhp PELpS- Eaou, owing % wool, 900
2{1.i white wool, long, slc; white wool, tall
Clip, l4@lo; black wool, lAG,
HlFFALO--BullB lc,i cows, Co.
TALLOW-lu bulrplA bI,o
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-21

Fluul,-fNlr demand, which rs met freely
At Tie following quotations Crescent, In
sngl;s u 90. san JHoluio ~ 7i Emplo ID 10,
AAN ~ %, Eaglo 50 800, MagHo.n, ia sacks,
m lhan : QOi, Iodds xxx, 81 10, state
SUR Mills Ak, N 90.
HkAN-Frum 10 10 h5e.
CORN MEA Lido
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-21

NEW inRK, November Clustering "a OF.
Money ac,iYo per cent. Gold firm ut 81 045I
Government bonds trmi new js 49, state
bond quiet.
NEW ORLEANS, November 2O.--Gold VI OLA
G:l O1s Sight a discount. Sterling bank
ii S3
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-21

st. Louis Republican: They say
Gould and Huntington are both great
" alarmed at the promising prospect
that the days of their monopoly are
ended. Between Thurman, Chaflee
and Lamar i'm the senate there Is a
unity OF purpose that will break the
backbone of this hitherto invincible
lob Thurman demands that they
shall pay up, Chatiee that they shall
pro rate with the Kansas Pacific, and
Lamar that they shall share the trans
continental business with a road along
the southern line. The friends OF
honesty and right should give an earn
est support to all three of the pending
bills,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-21

NEW ORLEANS, November 2O.-Flour, dull.
superfinc 81 5Oasl 10: Xxx s. OO@j Ia; xxx
s. gjasG ~; higher grades 81 5Og7 -. Corn,
demand fair, higher prices yellow Toe; white
65c. Oats demand fair nj 3IdjSc. COrnmeal
quiet and firm at ~ 1922 81. Cofiee quiet,
cargoes ordinary to prime l6@l0o. sugar
quiet; common to good common 5}Ig61acj
tuir TO fully fair &c. MOiaSseS, duh and
lower; common 2a93Oc; prime 10 choice
Sj@l2c. Rice quiet; ordinary to choice b1s9
eAc.
NEW YORK, November 20. Flour dull and
I'm buyers favO ;supeTtine western and state
Is OJ@5 -, markell closing dull, scarcely any
export demand; southern flour dun, COM
mon TO fair extra % 1896 20; good 70 eholce
extra St 30g5 50. Wheat steady, limited ex-
port and city milling demand. Corn &c bet
ter, moderate trade, export anu nome use
Oats &c better. Coffee unchanged.
BALTIMORE, November 50. Flour, steady;
western tsupeffns SO 75@l IS; extra S5gsoi
family So 25ds7 IS City mills, superhne.
brands to OJe7 80; other grades unchanged,
uthern wheat quiet and steady; western
firm and higher; southern re- good TO prime
81 s3al IS; amber, 81 479 80; No. 2 western
winter red spot and November 81 ~; De-
cember 81 4S bid. Southern corn steady
vestern quiet, steady and hrmi southern
white 56g0Oc; yellow 5596Oc.
sr. LOUIS, November 2O.-Fl1ur is quiet
Extra fall 81 e09sl 50; Xxx s. l095 Is; AAA
e. fOas8 50. Wheat stronger for medium
| grades; 40 red fall 81 pa; NO; 4 DO " iVe
/ III. Corn fairly active, NO; z mixed ~.
aigizc. oats easier, No. 2 2JAc. Rye nTmsi
81 go. Barley is dull aud unchanged
/ WHISKY is steady at 81 VI. Pork duil, lop-
| Ming al so 3l9l2 -. Lard dull at I14esc
Bnis meats dull, 51495t and &c ioi s il,ii.
/ defs, clear ribs and ciear slues 4''''''
ins ,ooyi-Active, packing 81 5O9i ~. 49,
| TstiIe-Dull and weak, good 10 choice
shjnping steers 81 5y@i 10; steers iair 'o
cI,n,re Texans 81 3l9i s..
sheep-Dull and unchanged
Hides nnd wool.
GALVESTON, November s:-ihiig g,7.. g s'set
| Drv selected lp[c; light salted u q; s ,e
saited ike: damaged half price, klps a
! VT stated as they ran oci seleo'eu "
butchers green nc, p OF for CRIBS .,,n-r
Wool-Tne better gra1es steauy ~ - =.
% ine light and free Of buTs lsgzzc, Cunt !,
and heavy iIslIe; Western and Mexican Il
| al3c,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-21
COMMERCIAL,
MONLrAMY.

ihe monetary mnrkot IN somewhat STRING
tnl llr outside uusluuss, mt thoru h AMI 40
81. ilpurppsua
GOLD rlylng large pieces / %; small uL
n'IlluH, lUt ui hM4l Ul,
tllNNs Snwual
There m nut ili 20 Fuld nr Nlyor u market.
IhtNA noe Commercial, a, per cent
dlltt uuii bank, par,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-21
DIR. WHITTIER,
eI7 81. Charles etreOt, 81. Louis, No.
scptlS-d.eod&wlyr.

DIR. WHITE E r.
e17 St. Charles Street,
Treats all forms Of Vencral Diseases, Semi.
nal Emissions and Sexual Debility, with
unparalleled success. No mailer who failed,
cali or write; pamphlet or consultation free.
Can refer to the medical profession in a.
n1rts " the Country
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-21

GALVESTON, November 2l.-COtton receipts
2,274 bales. Exports TO Great Britain 3,G01;cOn-
tinent 5c6 bales; coastwisn 1916 bales. sales
232 bales. Stock 81, l7D bales.
ar
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-21

ConlruercinI.

Receipts, net, 4,S70 Dales; gross COL bales.
Exports to Great Britain low pales' cohtl-
nent LOB bales, Stock lS7,SsS bales.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-21
81 A BLISII Ed IN ISS
FOB SALE.

Improved and unlmproved property In
every part of the city and suburbs; Also
farms and farming lands In Dallas, and
other counties of Texas.
For rent or lease--ROoms, offices, business
houses, dwellings and vacant lots in the
city of Dallas
Special attention paid to abstracting aud
pefecting titles and establishing land
claims, and to the collecting Of rents, notes
and accounts; also TO the rendering OF prop
erty for and payment of taxes. All collec-
lions promptly paid over or remitted.
Persons hay ing real estate for rent or sale,
are respectfully requested To give us trial.
The best OF referencea given.
CUMMINS II DAVIS,
Real Estate Agents No. 100 LHIna' street.
sep29-tf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-21
OLD,
TRIED,
AND
TRUE.
MEXICAN
Mustang Lininent,
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

This llnimont very naturally originated IN Amerl
ca, where Nature provides III her laboratory auch
plipnslW antidoies ior tho nialadeg of her chill
uton' Its iano has been hprcadng for rs yeara
until now " onclrolea tho hAhltaho rlOhe
THO Mexican MnAlnng Linlmout IA "a matohloaa
folurdSpor all external Nllmentluf ulhn and lNnst
IpnNgk OwnoA aud launOiH "a IA invaluable
single battle often HaVea mman liz Or ~.
Morea tho usefulness or pn excellent horse, OK,
COW, or hhcon 'i"'
Il cures ibotrot, hooeall, holow horn. erb.
AoIcw'Morni, Hhoulderpt, mange tho hltos And
hunga OF nQla0nuua roptiloa and naeota, and every
hnch drawback to stock hroedmg aud bush llfe
IL ourea every external trouble " hprauA, Huol,
Ra lamenesa, scfatohoa, awlnny, aprnlha iodnder
Nlnd gall, ring bonn, clio, otto,
The Mexican Mustang Lnimont Ia the uuokoai
euro In tho world for accidents occurring IN tho
tAmiy Ia tho absenco OF q physician, such "a
burns, acalda, epralna, outa otc,, and for rhhuma
TAM and Atiifuesa engondercd by exposure. Par.
ueularly valuable 10 MlnorA
u 10 tho cheapest remedy In tho world, for Il
ponetfatca the muscle 10 the bone aud aingla
application 10 generally eullclont 10 oiiru.
Mexican Mustang lAnlnicnt IL put M IN TINA
snea ofbottles, tho largor oncS being proportion
Moy much tho eheapo6L
optlS-d.eod6wlyr.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-21
TUESDAY.
Y, MONDAY,

November IL l5@ll nc; Dcember II lSGll
loo; January IL l9@ll zoe; February II 3l@
Ii SSc; March IL Ii@ll 46c; April II 57@ll 5Bc.
NighE-COttOn Iirm. Uplands Al 3-l6c;
Orleans ii 5-l6c. sales SO bales.
Consolidated net receipts LOLITA bales; ex-
ports to Great Britain 3,0SS bales; continent
il,6jS bales; France S,949 bales
Net receipts 522 bales; gross 1873 bales.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-06
The Benevolent Stranger.

There wsro dozen men in Michi.
gan avenue tobacco store yesterday.
smoking time away or slayin, checkers.
when a drsary looking. middle.aged
stranger entered aud crowded in b,hind
the stove. When he hsd thawed GU, a
little and wiped tear from his nose. he
looked around aud asked;
"Did any OF you read about the tori
hls cyclone in the Eastf"
One or two replied that they hal seen
an account OF 1t.
"well, gentlemen. there will be the
tailsst kind OF suffering down there this
Winter, and IL il the duty OF every man
who eau spare dollar to sssd IL to tho
poor victims. will now pass around
the hat"
lie passed II, and when b. hal cow-
plstsd the circuit IL was a. empty a.
when he started.
"Gentlemen. I am surprised aud sad
dsnsd," he remarked, as he put ON his
hat; "thoss people nssd money, and
though I'm poor man, I'm going to
forward my share. IL there any QUE
here who will take n fivs-,lollsr bill and
send IL across the ocean for mee"
81 suppose couli send Il. replied
the tobaconist. shown: cigar ut the
stranger.
"Yss-ahsm could. ehg" replied
tho latter as he bit the cigar aud lighted
10 for o smoke.
I'm take it, cillsd cat seven or
eight others.
That's good. DO any Of you hap
pen 10 have any fine cut about you
A full pouch was handed out. aud he
lifted half the contents in his vest pocket
and went on:
Eyes: waat TO send them i've dol
lars, and want some OF you TO take
the money. aud scoot u across the ocean
In regular business style. ! will now
90 out aud borrow hvs."
There was grand rush for him. but
he was twenty-five feet ahesl and gain
ing as ho turned into Fiiih street.
Detroit Free Press.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-06
CHRISTMAS.
nv MIA. 9 WILTON.


Mamma. wis, 3. chri.t ,a- - nos can cay
wiii trvto sn.wsr you tFiae a, trus. F"
II Ia ja1 the lovsltrst. iov " d.v.
that !. .,.sped In sc col all tho va,
when miniature ,oy.AOps in .,osslrrs ,rs
found,
That sr. isfi in the ehaalh.r- without sound Z:
And papa < wee gifts With tesdsr cheer;
And brother " hurshs 70. the TOP o. the year
With . poft. s~-st -miis at every surpr,-c:
nd Christmas means this:
A iitt child bis,
And the love OF the dear Christ ielt Ike kir..
And Lil-i.up glory i hard 10 eNprr.s:
Aui {" whsi 4. ChristInasf =" I. wonder Tor all.
II 10 when the earth put. on holldsy drr--.
Mads spotle-sly fair With snowrskss that faii'
When heart. arc lavish with treasures OF love.
And IN. pale. pa. stars shine brighter above
And the daseiag nrciisht --rms to play
In thu most my stsrioas. hal"ting way;
And the hoa,s fairies wander fr"ni sweet To
sweet.
With An unsrpiored Kingdom laLi at their isei ;
Ant Chri-tms. means this;
A little child. bli--.
And the love of the dear Christ feli Ike k'-s.
And .,ili e whs. i- chri-imss,- oariies. come
hers. q.
n 4. meant Tor N. birthasy. "tru- a. true.
OF q beautiful Guild that w.- born In Juiea.
Thai 10 !. mother Lowell. - love y0as
That grew up Z, tearh yol how you -honli -sek
To be In Your -pirit - 'is~ly aud meek.
And onwanl higher snd higher o. 40.
Tiil yol elaae,.i ~ an sngsi. winter than snow;
And offsrvi freely lthst all might TAXI
The siit Of nj In elf for the whole wosld -ake !
And CHRISTMAS mesns this:
A little ehilds bliss.
And the lore of the dear cbri.s fel' Ike q Kiss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-06
LOST.

CssEs.as s....9 q Ds5Ss. 5: e .s -.
Asvs.Ssr 2, iis = ne 0eA hin 49, :!
ssns q - e0es q N 0sh mn HBvs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-06

"Ir is thought now that Captain Ma
res could have easily reached the
pole with baloon." Hut We think he
could much more easily have reached a
balloon with polO-if tho balloon WAS
not too high.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-06

A REVOLUTION has broke out in san
Domingo, but Tor the sake Of history
u should bs stated that IL is not the
same one that broke out last week.
That one was captured and put in tbs
lookup before the new one hal fairly
started.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-06

.,Igpxnsous INDEBTED TO aRlIsLE
"A TGnBY, Of tna uev wieeo.sin .oen:
ooia HUI. ~ hereby notified that tney NM, .,,
soms forWard and ssttis fsrthwlth. o. ~ ~. =.
..s.asSs mt fn elf dsfenes We muss and shaii
soiject whsi is honsstiy due ~.
.a,rt oRisBLr = rEnsY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-04

The following is LIS. o, the volumes
missing from the ONO county Law Lii
brary. They are mostly State reports, as
fellows: a abams, volume 2; Califor.
MIA, volumes l, ii, 10, II, -, 70 and %;
Illinois, volumes 10 ard 80; Iowa, vol.
umes /, 2, 3 and 4 lCisrNsG 10 With
row and 28 Slides; Maine, Yo.ume II
10Th Shipleyl; Maryland, volume 10
lGlll Il Johuson's GINS Michigan, vol
ume - (C!srk's); Missouri, volume "a;
New Jersey. volumes l and ?.
Pennington III one volume, and l
volume Halsted's Digest OF Reports; New
York, volume AZ (Barbour); North Caro-
lima, volumes l and 3, Dew. But in one
volume and 4;h lredel's Eq; Pennsyl-
wanna, volumes /, 2 and 8, AIden's Con-
densed Cases, and volume 70 Penusylva-
MIA State; South Caroline, l volume
Bailey Chancery, HIS do. 2 volumes
In one, 1 Rlley's dc, Cheve's do, sno
volume u Rich. dc; Vermont, Brsyton,
l and ? hi'son, 1, 2. 8, 4, 5, :, s, 9, - and
IS State Reports. Total number of vol
umes now missing, 40.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-04
EBk EUU kGS.
Yesterdays Proceedings I'm the DIFF
ferent Judicial Bodies.
COUNTY CoURT-JUDGE BOYD.

COUNTY COURT-JUDGE BOYD.
H b. Ferguson, a commissioner of the
county court of Ohio county, rendered
hi. resignation, and moved the appoint
mcnt OF j. r. PAUL to fill the vacancy,
which motion prevailed.
Israel &. Wright, of Brooke county,
and Louis F. Stifel were admitted to
practice IN this court.
At o'clock P. NJ, the grad jury re-
turned the following indictments:
True Bills Michael McCiurky alias
Mike McCusky, petit larceny; Mathew
Denriston and Andrew Denniston, OBJ
sgructng county roads, six indictments =;
Mathew Dennislon, Obstructing county
roads, two indictments; VIM. j. Colts,
selling liquor without license; Mathew
HsTdensteIn, selling liquor to minor !;
Henry j Felber, selling liquor without
license; Elizabeth Miller, selling liquor
on Sunday; Charles K. Behler, selling
liquor on Sunday; Elizabeth Miller, sell
ing liquor on Sunday.
Not True BliS-John +. Miller. sell.
ing cigars on Sunday; Howard Peyton,
petit larceny; Frank NJ. Henderson,
wiil:ul trespass; John Stewart and John
Patterson, petit larceny; Frank NJ. Hen
derson, willful trespssS; Ssllie Purse, as
sault and battery; Pat. Kelley, as.
sAult and battery; Michael McClusky,
assault and battery; Hugh Harris, assault
and battery.
Adjourned till o'clock this morning.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-JUrGE CRANMER.
The case of Stanton N. Howard VS.,
Henry w. List, IN assumpsit, was con-
tinued till next term.
Adjourned till this morning st ten
O'clock.
POLICE COURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
Tom Jones, drunk, fined one dollar and
costs. Paid
VIM. J. Martin, disorderly, fined five
dollars and cess. Paid
VIM. Speidel, charged with dIsorderly
conduct, abusive language to an officer,
and resisting an officer, WAS fined two
dollars for first ottense, FIVE dollars for
second, and twenty dollars for third,
making twenty-seven dollars in all.
Committed tor l20 days.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-04

Males. ...................' y
Females ..........""..lSI
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-04
SMALL TALK.
Condensed Notes Of Curre"t Gossip
I'm and About Gown.

In and About Gown.
COUNCIL tonight.
. No MARRIAGE licenses Issued yester-
day.
The Mathews Light Guards drill on
Monday and Thursday nights.
DURING the present summer there
were l26 less desths than last year.
The school children looked natural
with their books under their arms, yes
terday.
Four deeds of trust admitted to record
Yesterday, in the Office Of the county
clerk
THERE are three railroad engines "lsld
in" for general repairs at the b. u U. X.
R. shops.
The Maennerchor Singing Society
will reorganize for the winter on Friday
evening next.
DR.. WARD has assumed the duties OF
Health officer, be to otiicig'e during the
absence of DR.. Jepson in Europe.
Ex. OFFICER ORvILLE CARROLL ofthe
Sixth ward lett yesterday on a hunting
expedition IN the neighborhood OF West
Alexander.
A NEW dancing club, which will be
known ss the Twilight DancIDg Circle"
is being organized at Goeiz5's hail.
South Side
The Belmont Mil goes on this morn
ing. A tooth WAS broken from the drlV-
ing wheel for the factory engine, but was
repaired yesterday.
A HOUSING meeting OF the Sixth ward
workingmen is expected at the sixth
ward engine house at 7 o'clock this even
ing, to hear the report of the committee
on resolutions.
THE funeral CT Mrs Charles Seabright
was attended yesterday By large num-
Der OF sorrowing friends. The funeral
took place from the German Lutheran
Church, South Side.
A NINE from the day turn and a nine
from the night turn of Riverside Boilers
vii play game 0, ball next Saturday
tor sumptuous supper. The grounos
have not been selcc I'd Tor the contest.
\ CJNHERSALLoN T. wiz u hS'O ~ VIC
re.opering ot the Whcel"g Female Col
lege tomorrow ut 10 O'Clock. Anumber
OF our prominent men vii take part IN
it. The public are cordially invited.
at WIS pitched without said the
clergyman, and an cid base ball player,
who had been calmly slImherng, awoke
with start, and yelod Foul The
drst base came down from the choir and
put him out.
The Grand Jury failed to iDdict
nightwstcbman Rellny for using his
mace over the head Of an obstreperous
individual when arrested. This should
be warning to parties VINO nave it in
their head that they know more than
the guardians OF the public peace.
YESTERDAY, shortly after the remains
OF MIS-. Charles Seabright left The Ger
man Lutheran church, South Side,
horse htched 10 one-horse buggy, be
came stubborn and began backing, which
resulted IN upsetting the buggy and
throwing the horse to the ground. No
damage res u ted.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-04

The Denmfrsh-Sa ebert Race Pro-
nOunced Sell.

The three mile scull on the MOAOag.-
hela course on Saturday evening, b.
tween Denmarsl, OF the Mckee, and
Seibert OF the Clipper boat club for
81 600 side was w0u by the former.
The start was postpcred until Ten
minutes to O'Clock OF account q the
rough water; ana by tul, time j. Was
so dark that the large crowd assembled
were cheated out OF sight OF the con-
test tor the greater part OF the distance
rowei The start WAS made from the
foot OF Nineteenth street, SOuths de- amid
feet OF coal Osrges. on which oeI0eFt
fouled. Ii consequence, before ZOO yards
HAD been passed over Denmsr,n led Dy
Jour l-ngths, and he kept up the gap
all the way up and down. Some OF Sci.
bert's friends kicked, and COnteHded that
he should have claimed 4 tou', but Gel
! bert did not make any such claim, and
! from the circumstances 1t j, not likely
that suca a claim would be allowed.
/ There was considerable DISCUS. over the
affair among those WAC had put up du-
| cats on the race aud los, and some were
o. disposed to duff up, declaring the
| thing to De q sell. S-IDsrt threw up the
sponge wheu he reached the Clipper
boat mouse, quarter n.:!e from the goal.
Eph. Morris handled SeIbert, and john
Maxwell was referee. Denmarsn came
in, in abolt twenty our mil uteS. There
I have been but few races OF late years that
excited so nucn disgust among specta-
tors, though it does not appear that
many OF them put up heavily Pittsburgh
| Dispatch
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-04

The Cheapest Roofs the Gravel Roof

George CrumbgcSer, of this city, Il
now July prepared t. pu. on gravel
roots in the most improved method, ana
warrants hi, work to give satisfaction.
both rs to resisting fire and Turning
wafer. The tar used Is put through a
process that frees it from OIL and beEzo.e,
and so matter how great the neat, /; viii
not run. 1t is equally efficient in roofs
of every conceivable pltcn NJ. Crum-
hacker keeps on hand roofing cement
and cement Tor TANKS and sidewalks OF
the best quality, when he offer Tor ale
at he lowest rates Tins roo. has stood
fifteen years in this city.
Address hun through Tho pos. Eice or
CA. al has establishment, neg. o. Ism
ard Wood streets. AL order. promptly
attended 10.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-04
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Notes Gathered Here and There by
Register Reporters.
RETTAIRE

THE city cooler is empty.
A LIGHT frost fell here Sunday night.
TIE schools opened yesterday morn
ing.
TIE Benwood Nail Works went on
full force yesterday morning.
Mr.. JAMES B. GoRRELL, will start
South to-day, in the interest of the Baron
Manufacturing Company.
Tomorrow is the day set apart for the
Working mems Convention At Belmont,
to nominate county ticket.
Mr.. b. STRoBEL, proprietor OF the
American House, tins city, is lying In
critical condition, ~ MS residence, on
Belmont street.
The Light Guards parsded in full
uniform, headed By martial band, Sat
urdsy night. The men present fine
appearance on parade.
GEO. ERP came down from Wheeling
and got terribly drunk, last Saturday
night. Erp. WAS arrested by Officer Nc
Cormick and fined 81 and costs. Paid.
OFFICER MCELHANY arrested John
Johnston last Saturday. Johnston was
fined 81 and costs Having 10 money,
he was released on the promise to leave
town.
JOHN TARBoTT ard John Rosser, en-
gagged in rough and tumble fight, last
Saturday evening. Tarbott was arrested
by officer Mccormick. The case was
compromised and the party released.
CHAs. MYERS was arrested by Officer
Mccormick, Saturday evening MYERS
was fined 81 and costs. He promised 10
leave town and TO behave If Ills Honor
would remit the fine. The tine YVES re-
mltted, and Myers left happy.
BEN BAER who WAS srres,ed and fined
one dollar and costs some time ago, Tor
allowing his horse TO stand on the pave.
ment, and who DID not pay the fine at
the time, was forced 10 Go 50 yesterday
morning by officer Mccormick who got
out detachment papers against the horse
md buggy. The fine WAS s-tl!ei before
the papers were served.
SOME TINE ago young man in this
| ClbN zen III lbNf Will u w AL $780,
iassie whose father WAS loser To- Tho tune
of $500 by the misiOrtuneS OF the young
mas psternal relative Nothing YVES
said of the affair until the young man ;
heart was in melting mood. Time rolled
around, The young man made his feelings
known to the Dung Miss who Informed
him that her father did not WISH her 20
have anything to do with him. TIE
young mar wss very syhctaus II teslF-
ing An explanation, wuc1 the You're lady
told nm that her tathcr had To-, $500 by
the failure OF his the yOung man D.. -Gth-
er The young man concluAci tnGL.the
matter could quickly be arranged, and
told the young lady as much. She, hHv-
Ing AL eye to business, sail nothing. The
amount was paid by the young man, who
renewed his suit Again the fatal ques-
ton was asked, and the young
lady informed HIM that this time 1t
was she who did not care about
having anything to do with him. In
stead of res )rting to COLI "p.seu' or see
ing consolation with tn aoody dsgg, p,
he returned to town auc aas begun t. di.-
ferent kind of grinding 10 that which he
had anticipated.