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The Baltimore and Ohio $1,000. 900
Loan.

Baltimore Gazette, Aug %.
A New York dispatch received by
Associated Press yesterday says: The
Post says it is reported that the Bsti-
more and Ohio railroad company have
negotiated loan in London OF sufficient
amount to fund the floating debt OF the
company and have surplus. Whether
the report is true we do not yet know -
This would seem to be veri1CstiOn OF
an item to the same effect Published
some ten days ago in the Gazette. Vice
President King stated to a reporter
Yesterday that he believed the
tsct of the loan having been
negotiated was true, though Mr..
Garrett bad had entire control OF
the matter, and he could not therefore
give al details il regard to 1t. The re-
port upon the street, among the best In
formed of the bankers and brokers, is TO
the effect that the loan has been made,
but in this way: 1t was found exceed
inglv difficult TO negotiate the Il 500, 900
or SS000,000, bonds cor shutting the
mort age on the Chicago division, and
a mortgage of el,60O0O0 WAS exec lted
on the main stem and sold at about par,
with, it is said, 81 100000 on the Chicago
division rs collateral security.
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NoTTCE.

WILLIAM b. PETERSON, a CITIZEN
w and resident OF the State OF Pennsyl-
vania, and guardian of the person and
estate of his infan' sister, Ida Peterson, OF
the same State, having given bond in the
Orphans Court of the county OF Allegheny
in said State, sufficient to insure his ac
countability for the whole amount of his
said wards estate in his hands or which
will probably be received by him as such
guardian, will on the first day OF the next
term OF the Circuit Court for Ohio county,
in the State of West Virginia, or as soon
thereafter as lie can be heard, petition and
move said Circuit Court for an order au-
thoriZing him as guardian as aforesaid, TO
sue for, recover and receive all money or
personal property which may belong to
said | Ia Peterson, including the accruing
rents OF her real estate, in like manner n
II he were appointed guardian of his said
ward in this State and for authority 10
remove the same TO the State OF Pennsyl-
vania, in which the said William b. Peter
son was appointed and qualified.
WILLIAM h. PETERSEN,
Guardian of Ida -eterson.
J. d. EWING, atty, a Twelfth Street.
aglSoawta
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE

OF A VALUABLE SHORT GREER
" FARM.
/ Will sell at public auction. ON the
premises, on Tuesd ", August 2S. 1877,
commencing at ii o'clock h. m, the farm
belonging TO the estate of Andrew
Mitchell, deceased, containing 23S acres.
Said farm is situate three and hall
miles from the Ohio river, and one and a
half miles from Clinton Postotfice, in ohio
county, West Virginia: is very fertile,
well timbered, well watered, lies well and
has on il good orchard, two dwelling
houses, a good frame barn, stable, corn
crib, and other out-buildings, with ordi-
nary iencyng. 1t is also underlatd with
valuable vein OF coal, which has been
opened and is easily mined.
Said land will be sold in one. two or more
parcels to suit purchasers.
TERMS OF SALE-S,0OO (and as much
more rs the purchaser may elect TO pay
In cash, and the remainder in three equal
annual payments with interest from day
OF sale, the purchaser giving negotiable
notes secured by deed OF trust on the
property for the deferred payments
|. r. JONES,
agl6eodegi Administrator
The above sale is adjourned until Satur-
day, september Sth. at IL O'Clock a. M,
when said property will positively be
sold. l. +. JON rs,
aug29 Administrator, &c.
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The Wheeling REGISTER says the
politicians are already casting about for
the successor of Congressman Martha, in
the adjoining West Virginia district.
This may seem little premature upon
rejecting that Mr.. Martin has not taken
his seat yet, and his successor will not go
in until December, 1879. But there is
nothing like being IN time, and exper-
inced politicians like Chswles Jeems
Faulkner understand this very we'll
C,e,njerLand NelOs.
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RUMoREDcUr rREIeH HTS.

u hUMVR6DCOh IN Il nHAU 50.
vice President King Gives an En-
Nxbs,ic Denial 20 new York State
nients.
Baltinors GazstteAug. @
0neortwo of the New York papers
and several financial circulars, issued BY
New York banking houses, have recent
ly stated that the Baltimore and OHIO
railroad COMPANY was ''cutting' freight
rates. A reporter of the Gazette called
on Mr.. John King, Jr., vice president OF
the company, and called his attention t"
the statements. He said that this was
the first intimstion that the. officials OF
the Baltimore and Ohio had received
that rates were. being cut by their com
pany or any other. As for their com
psny any such statement WAS altogether
untrue. Since the pooling contract had
been made between the trunk lines The
Baltimore and Ohio had adhered to 1t to
the letter. and by neither direct or lndl-
rect means had they cut under the rates
agreed upon. The rosd was doing a
heavy business, but it was business leg
itlmately earned, and L" reduction IN
rates has been made, nor any draw backs
allowed.
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Notice to Whom 1t Nav Concern

rNHE BELLAIRE NAIL WORKS, OF
Bellaire, Ohio, will, on saturday, Sep
TENDER |. 1877, pay nj the Bank OF Wheel
ing. in Wheeling, West Va, Forty Thou
sand dollars of It's bonded indebtedness
and interest thereon then due, said bonds
being Of the denomination of one thou
sand dollars each, is ued September |,
1873 and payable on the LIST day OF Sep,
TENDER, ISIS, or at The pleasure of the said
Bellaire Nail Works on the LIST day OF Sep
TENDER in either of the following years,
1874, 1875, 1876, 1877 and IS, thirty days
previous notice of this int. ntion so TO re-
deem being given by advertisement in
some paper published in the city OF
Wheeling. Holders OF the above mention
ed bonds numbering from one to forty,
both Inclusive, are hereby notified TO pre-
sen; them for payment AT the above men,
toned time and place, as interest thereon
will case after that date.
BELLhIRE NAIL WORKS,
J. X. McCortney, Pres't
A. II. HILBORN, Secy. JyDh
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DIED.

EDWARDS-On Tuesday evening, Aug.
%, 1877, at 7:3J o'c lock, suddenly, of dlabe-
te>, WILLIAM EDWARDS. brother of An
Il ew and George Edwards, and Michael
Edwards, OF Wheeling, aged 10 years.
The funeral will take place from his late
residence. in Mouudsville, on Thursday
morning. Friends of the family are in
vited to attend.
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NOTICE.

rINO SALOON KEEPERS AND ALL
i Liquor Dealers.
Notice is hereby given TO all persons not
To cell or give my husband, Adam Stenger,
any intoxicating Liquors, under penalty
of being prosecuted 10 the iull extent of
the law. FRANCIS STENGER.
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Training schools in the so tn.
The Session of 1878, viii open Sept.
10Th, 1877. with a full Corps OF Instructors,
and iull and thorough instruction in all
Departments.
Re Write for Catalogue.
Object and characteristics School is
modelled, in its courses and methodS OF
instruction, as far as possible alter the
University OF Va, and is designed To pre-
pare young men for that Institution. But
at the same time tn 2 course of Instruction
is so thorough and so complete, emorac-
ing as II does all the branches of kuOwl-
edge belonging to finished education,
that those VINO prefer To do so can here
perfectly qualify themselves tor immedi-
ate entrance upon the responsibilities of
life.
Course Of study is as comp etc and
thorough as that OF any institution in the
state, following the most approved meth
DDS, and embracing full course III the
following Departments of Study: |. The
English Branches. 2. The Latin and
Greek Languages. ). The Modern Lam
guageS, 1. Pure Mathematics. 5 Applied
Mathematics, Civil and Mining Engineer
ing. b. The Natural Sciences. I. Penman-
ship and Bookkeeping.
Extracts from Testimonials.
UNIVERSITY OF VA, July 70, 1876.
SIR-lt gives me pleasure 10 state that
theNorYood High School has sent young
men To Shis Institution well prepared for
the advanced classes OF the Academic
Schools. 1t ranks among the best training
schools for high ami thorough culture.
Its discipline is excellent, ana the health
fulneSs of the location unsurpassed
j am, with great respect.
JAMES r. HARRISON, NJ. D.,
Chairman Of the Faculty.
Among the numerous Institutions OF
learning in the South, few, If any, have
achieved the rapid and unprecedented
success which has been attained by the
Norwood High School. IL now stands Sec
ond to none in the State, both in reputa-
ton and the extent of patronage ii enjoys.
The discipline, Ss well rs the exercises,
are conducted as nearly as possible after
the plan of the University OF Virginia,
and having proved An entire success will
be continued without change Core
SpOndeHce OF the GdlUsStOn NelCS.
Refers to present patrons of the School
from West Virginia, Ia Judge L. &. Green,
Judge NJ. EdmiSton, Judge John Bran
non, Dr.. L. Il, Camden and Col. j. VI.
Ransom.
Also, to Mr.. :. Brady, Mr.. J. II. Hobbs,
and other patrons OF the school but espe
cially to the old students themselves
ap2S-eg
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NOTICE In retiring from the above
~ trm desire TO return thanks for the
liberal patronage bestowed upon them,
and hope my friends will continue the
same To Mr.. Wagner. VIM. BAILEY.
ITO THE PUBLIC. The above business
i Will be continued at the old stand 10y
the undersigned, who will keep on hand
the best Livery Stock In the city, and will
give his personal attention TO Boarding
horses. &. +. WAGNER.
ag2Ss
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The Labor They Delight In.

Utica Obs rver.
The Republican press OF Ohio seems TO
be engaged chiefly in pointing out the
reasons why the Democrats will carry the
State this fall.
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FRESH TEAS.

800 packages Gunpowder, Imperial,
Young Tyson. OoIong, English Breakfast
and Souchong Teas in store and Tor sale
Of low fiyures NJ. REILLY,
1893 and 1871 Main Street.
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DISSOLUTION.

,HE FIRM OF BAILEY Il WAGNER,
| Livery, Feed and sale Stables was this
day dissolved by mutual consent, VIM.
Bailey retiring. WIN. BAILEY,
G.. r. WAGNER.
WHEELING, August Is, 1877.
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MEATS AND LARD.

sugar Cured CanVaSSed Hams, Sugar
Cured CanvaSsed Shoulders sugar Cured
breakfast Bacon, Plain Shoulders, Clear
sides, sugar ured Dried Beef, fresh from
smoke house daily.
Kettle rendered Leaf Lard in tierceS, bar.
relS, hall barrels, kegs and pairs, all AT
lowest market rates NJ. REILLY,
1909 and 1871 Main street.
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Piano and Vocal Lessons.

MRS. HUTCHINS WILL RECEIVE
wi Scholars at
1921 CHAPLINE STREET,
On and after MONDAY, September Sd.
-
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

CHOTICnO CNNWINH IUN'
TTNHE ANNUAL EXAMINATION OF
i Teachers Tor the public schools in Ohio
county, will take place in Triadelphia, GA
Monday and Tues Jay, September 10th and
llth, 1877, commencing at 9 O'Clock A. NJ.
promptly. All persons expecting TO teach
druing the ensuing year, will be req uired
TO attend this examination both days.
There ,ciU be no private examinations. If IN
case OF emergency il becomes necessary
To hold an examination of particular In
dividuals. il will be held publicly at one
OF the district institutes.
By order of Board OF Examiners.
JOHN G. FARIS.
AUGUsR y, 1877. ag2Sesgq
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s,UPONT'S WHEELING POW
DER AGENCY.

HAVE AT ALL TIMES N MAGA-
ZINE "A large stock OF the above cele-
brated Powder, viz: Rifle, Sportins, IN
cans. Blasting and Mining, in metahc
packages which will sell at wholesale AT
manufacturers prices nave PorAaole
magaZIues OF different sizes for shipping,
and will deliver tree on cars or boat. inns
Powder is unequaIled In strength ana
.nuaIity. NJ. REILLY,
sole Agent.
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REFINED SUGARS.

500 barrels Crushed. Powdered. Granu.
lated, Coffee and Yellow, In tore ana Tor
"a at lowest market rates.
VI. REILLY,
1907 and 1871 Main Street.
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BROOMS.

800 dozen fancy, rious sizes, just re-
ceived and for sale by VI. hEiLLl'
1909 and 1871 Main Street.
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Norwood High School & College
Norwood P. o., Nelson Co., Va.

Endorsed by the Faculty Of the Uni.
versity of Virginia as one of the best
Training schools in the so tn.
The Session of 1878, viii open Sept.
10Th, 1877. with a full Corps OF Instructors,
and full and thorough instruction in all
departments.
Re Write tor Catalogue.
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TOBACCOS.

Thavs on hand a full line OF TobaccoS,
rom the leading manu- 'actnrles in the
country. including LoriIlard's, FINER
Bros, Homer HudSOn's, j. j. Pace, Rich-
mond, J. x. Pace, DanVille, b. +. GTayely,
HolbroOk's Monitor Navy, larry I. hol-
brook, Navy.
can furnish all styles made by these
factories, at lowest market prices.
NJ. REILLY,
1909 and 1911 Main street.
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A whitc-Hauded Statue orCIay.

The hands FOR the Clay statue. ordered
by the General Assembly TO replace the
mu,ilated ones, were received by Msior
Samuel H Boykin to-day from Florence.
Italy. They are made Of the purest
lts liam marble, and are of exquisite work
m4rship. The old man in his dusty
clio hes and >o,led linen. will look odd
with his white, clean hsnd>-but his
hands were always clean.
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81 tierces received direct from Charles
ton, IN store and tor sale by
NJ. REILLY,
1909 ana 1871 Main street.
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TT, ATEt in West Virginia Cheap.
AEN Send stamp for Circular
To- j. II. BkISTOR, Real Estate Agent,
Martinsburg. w. Va.
will take city property in part-pa ier
some of our land. .ag3Ore
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PUTS UP THE SHUTTERS


or sells out to somebody else John
Dougail, under similer circumstances
doesn't do anything of the sort. He just
sits down and prsys, and invites the
friends of evangelical religion to lend
him some money. Most editors assume
the virtue of pecuniosity if they have II
not, and have prejudice against publish
ing TO the world the fact that they cant
pay their paper bills or owe their prln-
tors more than months wages. Not
s, editor DOugsll. He got ups $4,000
Witness loan in per cent. bonds last
year, al they were all taken up by
pi1 people all over the country, from
Maine 10 Minnesota Nor was this IN
exceptional case, for, to use Mr.. Doucslls
own beautiful words: "Not more surely
was it the lord who fed the IsrseiiIes
with mamma in the wilderness and sent
the ravens to supply the prophets wants
then. He had sent help to the Witness
in many time of need. !"
Under Providence" and by the bless
ing OF God the Witness WAS in October
last
ON PAVING BASIS.
So Mr.. Dougall announced IN his circu-
lar, from which have already quoted al d
in proof of the assertion he printed ex-
tracts from his books for the first SIX
months O! each OF these years, rs follows;
RECEIPTS.
Jan to June 80. 1874 1875. 1876
For subscriptions......S23,9 lS S52,459 81 ,OOi
For sales al paper~...... 2,3d d,GSS 1880
TOtal.... ................s29,l S9 S69347 Sl05644
In other words, the business ofthe Wit
ns,s WAS in 1875 about 1870 per cent.
greater than in 1874, and in 1876 about
30 per cent greater than in 1875 These,
too, We're depressed years, when papers
evervwhere were feeling the hard times
sSd their receipts were falling off
just month ago, in spite OF the $50,
900 raised on the bonds and the stead Y
incresss of business, the Witness began
to get into shallow water, and the end
came on Tuesday. Mr. Dougsll paid no
one he was doing large business that
vs. increasing steadily, he drew large
sums from
CREDULoUs CHRISTIANS
BY representing that in some mysterious
way the success of his paper and that Of
the cause of Christ were interlinked and
interdependent, though in the event of
his enterprise paying he took all the
profits, and finally he fails for lack OF
5000. Within four hundred miles of
New York he possesses the second most
valuable newspaper property in Canada,
the most popular magazine IN the
Dominion, a paying job office, n
finely appointed building that cost
him nothing, and n spacious man.
sion. the coRservstorisS and gardens Of
which used to be one If the horticultural
lions OF Montreal. He could have raised
the money by telegraph 10 twelve hours,
but he preferred begging the dollar OF
simple folks sill over the country. and
when the supply of aims ran snort his
anxiety for the salvation OF the country,
the medium Of an evangelical
newspaper. WAS not sufficiently strong to
induce him to dip into his own pocket.
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NEW ApXERTisEMENTs
NOTICE

HEREBY GIVEN THAT HAVE APP
pointed John F. Rempe my agent TO
conduct the busin. So of Clothier and Mer-
chant Tailor, at No. 1909 Chagline street'
Wheeling, w, Va, j. q. NOLTE.
WHEELING, w. VA, Aug. %, 1877. ag3Ora
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PEACHES! PEACHES!

WE ARE IN RECEIPT TO-DAY OF
w one car load OF Choice Peaches for
canning. We will also have car on FRI
day. Persons desiring 10 put up nrst-
class article, Will do well 10 avall tneIn-
: ives of this opportunity, as the crop is
running low in the East. he attention OF
dealers is especially called to the above.
The peaches will arrive and be 70: sale at
the b. & .. Depot; also at the business
Eoartar 60. ag3lq
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Wine Presses for Sale.

TWO LARGE WINE PRESSES, SEW
i enty-tve large Wine Casks, one hun.
dred Grape and Fruit Crates, for sale
o"eap at
G.. w. FRANZHEIMS,
aug29s No ll33 Main Street
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NEVER ANY LIKE THEM

1t was Just before the time Of the
Chicago ire that John Dougsll came TO
new York 10 try the experiment OF pub
fishing daily religious newspaper. be
had rs he told friend OF mine, - nun
dred thousand dollars, and the Lord
Jesus Christ behind that" and the pres
tage OF success in similar venture At
Montreal, where the Witness, "the only
religious daily in the World-price one
cent as an institution. Having made n
fortune ard acquired an influential pos
ition in Montreal Mr.. Dougsll thought
he could do the same thing in New York
in publishing the same kind .ot paper,
and so he come down here with mis-
$500, 900 and the Lord Jesus Christ as
social partner. He forgot that ne could
not compete in the matter of news with
the other papers; that the puritan ele'
ment is neither so strong nor so Jealous
here rs ut Montreal, and that the big
religious" week.-Mrs. would eat him up
ia the country. Nevertheless he made
y good fight, and though the daily has
gone down, his weekly Witness survives
with some straightforward subscribers (sC
l hear and is likely to live.
But here comes The singular part of
the story-how has he made so long q
fight? Ordinarily when newspaper
pablisher hasn't mosey to meet note or
pay his hands with, he just shines round
and borrows il, or
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EVANGELICAL JOURNALISM,
History Of the New York Witness
How u Daily Religious Newspaper
was Rae On ;Carfstian Faith, and
Hsw IL :Broke neutrality-suspicious.

Chicago Times Correspondence.
NEW York, August 2l,-The New,
York Witness, or at least It's daily edition
has suspended publication, its editor,
John Dougsll, making the announce
ment in q characteristic card. 1t has
been running about six years rs cheap
"evar gelicap daily. Its specislities being
temperance and goodness; 1t began with
q circulation of about six thousand,
which was spprred up to twenty thousand
during the Moody and Sankey excite
ments, n: then sank to about fourteen
thousand. The publisher thinks II he
could have raised $1,000 he could have
pulled through till fall, and thus have
firmly established the paper to share IN
the revival of business prosperity. He
made last appeal on Monday tor 1t,
sand hoped tor q response throughout
the day, that would show the Lords will
was to go on beretoiorei but there
was response at all, and that was an
equally clear indication Of the Lords
will that we should not attempt to con
tiuue losing business This talk may
seem little odd to your readers, and 1t
may be thought that the Lord is not in
the habit OF interfering actively IN
American Journalism, but it Is character
istic and consistent, and ! am lmpelled
irresistibly TO give you little sketch OF
tue Witness and It's editor. Your read
ers may, to parody the mot of Royor-
Collard, have seen better men and pa
pers and have seen worse but
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Undertaking..
M & M Q r ANDuv
II a ID -.
SFN ERAL SIZES F.E So.
OFFICE.
Q. STEIN MDp,

Paper Box Mauufac,.r..
Nos. l2ll aud lgS Nam >....
(old Union Han, jNuow rpwr.
all kinds ot Fancy and r...... 10y
in rs good style and az ~ .u.
any house m the country. u.I
the country promptly attended,.
iylU-cgC
National Republican., 1877-10-16
pnlicp Court.

Norah IIackley, disordcrly; paid s.. Charles
Queen loud and bolsterous s.. Frederick Belmont
larceny of half peck of coal; S. or days. Robert
Dnde and John Hall stole two hats, and were sent
to Rcform school, Robert Ricketts, stealing groceries
from T. Cissell $40 or ~ days Belle Green, assault
OH Rusu johnson; s.. Daniel and Margaret Brown,
assault on Adelaide Bell; dismissed. Andrew
johnson, assault on Charles FantcrUy S. Charles
Scott aud Louisa Scott, charged with assault on
WIN. Ross, who was too severely injured to appear,
and the was continued. George Mnnkin
was charged by John Curtin with entering his
house for the purpose of robbery hCld In sOO bonds
for the grand Jury. Griffin Carleton, assault on
Mary Fcntun s. or Is days. Thomas Davis, beat
his wife LOuisn; $40 or 30 days. j. S. Trout, was
released on his personal rcc6gnizancc. T. l., FL
more loud aud bUistcrOus; s.. John Struther. dis
orderly; pnd S. Edward Murphy, do; s.. John
Jones, dnf s. Augustus Herbert, profanity; S.
COnnel Fry, disOrdcrly in county paid g.. BenIa.
min tHuld, loud mud bni'terOus; s., Edward
KincR, do SO or 70 days; also charged with carry
Ing conceded weapons; SO or 60 days. Thomas
bly,: slD CUrh or thirty days. Hester LOmaX and
samuel InlnaY loud aud bDstcrouS: Hester was
charged S. but samuel had to plank down an X.
Cornelius Hatch Indecent exposure; so or 20 days,
VIM Henry, disOrdery gathering 81 or ] days.
Ellen Freedom and Moses Banks loud and bolster
Oys; paid s. each. Dennis Williams, profanity; S.
| Lincoln Simms throwing stones; s., Thomas II.
| Elliott, charged with selling stoves without q
license; fined 500 or in default 90 days In Jail
Morris COnnOrs, profanity; s. Harriet simmons
prOfaEty dismissed Lincoln Brown, Thomas
| Gross and VIM. Burke paid 81 each for throwing
stones