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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-30
DasTARDLY OUTRtGF.
A Lady Ravisned on tie Streets
While on Her Way Home.

Yesterday mornins between four and
five o'clock, as Mrs. j. II. Springer,
res dent Of the Eighth ward, was on her
wy home, she was overtsken by ruff
ia and raped. The sad affair occurred
ia this way: Mrs. Springer had been
sitting up curing the right with Mrs.
Henry Sesmon, 10 was lying quite III,
but who has since died, At No 1850
Water street Both ladies belonged 10
the order of Daughters of Rebecca,
and when one of the members
is sick, it is the duty OF
other members OF the same order to at
tend to their wants. Mrs. Springer
started home as mentioned above, and
went down Main street TO the stone
bridge where she saw two men sanding.
Thinking 1t unsafe TO cross the creek
there, she went up Sixteenth street
TO the Market street bridge with the In.
tention OF crossing at that point. Here
she was confronted by the same two
scouL drel.. One of the men told her
that he was nightwatchman, and
asked her what she was doing on
the streets AT that hour o. the morning.
She told him that she had been sitting
up with lady friend the night previous,
and was on her way home. She then asked
that she might be allowed to pass on.
This request the fellow Reused
and took hold OF her, SAYING he must
take her TO the lookup. Mrs. Springer
insisted on not going with him, rs she
had not done anything to merit such
treatment the man then iorcibly took her
across the bridge, when she OF, rived an
other man sitting near Holiday plan
ing mill Thinking that he might rem
| der her some assistance, she screamed.
Either through fear, or no. wishing to
res :ue the lady, the man refused to no.
tee her cries rhe scoundrels took her
TO Seventeenth street, and earned her
past + sher's Star foundry, coming ont
on Chaplue street, thence down
Chspline street toward the creek.
When they had arrived at va
cant lot at the rear OF Bosttord ;
spice mills, he took the woman into the
lot and outraged her. As soon ss his
helish desires had been grstItief he re
leased Mrs. Springer, who immedistely
began TO scream, and ran down Chap
line street to small cooper shop nesr
the tack factory, where ,le % md Mr..
Thomas Piles To him sac re.ated her
trouble and displayed fuger marks on
her throat She told Mr.. Pills that he
might catch the man if he would hasten
up Seventeenth street. He immediately
made dligent search for the man,
but could not discover him.
He then accompanied the lady to her
homs Mrs. Springer is confident that
she could identity the fellow If ,le were
10 see him again. The authorities are IN
possession OF a iull description of the men,
and are keeping sharp loo lout for the
VILLAINS Several citizens in.o:rned Us
Is. evening that they would furnish
sufficient funds to offer reward for the
arrest of the psrty,it necessary.
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That Stabbiny ARRAY,

Joseph Robinson, who WAS stabbed
night before last. is confined to his room
and suffers great pain from kick re
ceived in the stomach. causing severe In
ternsl injuries. So far IS has been de-
veloped, his wounds are not considered
dangerous, but it will probably be some
DAYS before he will be sble to be about
David Openheimer ard Lewis Blggs, the
parties slleged 10 have done the stsbbing
are st'll in jan, awaiting u preliminary
examination, which will not likely be
had until Robinson is So far recovered MS
to be atout. Openheimer i M employe
vt the Lingsm&n house, and Biggs is a
farmer of some means near MoUndSvile.
Both parties deny that they did the stab
biny
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River NeMs.

The marks At the landing last evening
showed 2 feet 7 inches.
The usual low water packets tor points
between this port and Parke, sburg are
the only boats running.
The Market Boy Will resume her reg
ular trade between here and Matamoras
this morning, having been taken of the
dry docks, wnere she was thoroughly re.
paired. She leaves at lO4 o'clock this
morning.
LOUISVILLE, August Weather
clear. River stationary, with 2 feet |
inches IN the cana.
CINcINNATI, August 29-RIvcr 4
feet inches and falling. Weather
clear Departed-NsiI City and barge
Cairo.
EVANSVILLE, August % - W leather
clear and hot River lsili' Z very little
with feet on the guagr. DOWN.. b
Stahman, Sllverthorne, Smith. BJ>nes-
very light.
CAIRO, August 29.-Arrived-Bec, 81
Louis: Dora Cobler, EvaBsvIll" Depart
ed Cobler, EvansvI'le. River : Icet
and sing Weather clear; mercury 81
degrees.
MEMPHIS, August 29.-River fell !
inch, with 6 feet 2 inches in the chan.
mel and 7 feet il chcs ut Plum Point
bar. Weather clear; mercury ~ degrees
De parted - Hand Cash, White river;
Eckert, Cairo; Port Esds, 81. Lous.
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mANv WHO AID tlIl)IItt

from the effects of the warm weather and
are debilitated, are advised by physlclan
10 take moderate amounts of whisky w
or three times during the day. In iitti
while those who adopt this advice IRE,
ouently increase the number OF "drlnKs
and in time become confirmed ineoriaies.
A beverage which will not create tnlrst
for intox eating liquors, and which Is ~
tended especially tor the benefit OF deolii-
tated persons, whether at home or aoroao'
Ne DIR. Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic Ion
tanning the Juices OF many medicinal
herbs, this preparation does not create au
appetite for the Intoxicating cup. me
!. nourishing and the lite-supportin$ pro-
perties of many valuable natural produc-
Ito ms contained i'm IL and well Known 10
medical men have a most strengthening
influence. A single bottle of the lonlc
will demonstrate its valuable quailtles.
For debility arising from sickness, over
exertion or from any cause WhateNeI, a
wineglassiul OF Sea Weed Tonic TAKEN
after meals will strengthen the stonacn,
create sn appetite for wholesome fooo, 10
ali who are about leaving their homes, we
desire to say that the excellent enects OIL
DIR, Schenck's seasonable remedies, sea
Weed Tonic, and Mandrake Pills, are par
ticularly evident when taken by those
who are injuriously affected By change
of water and diet. No person should leave
home without taking a supply OF these
safeguards along. For sale by all Drug
gists. agl
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BASE BALI
The mail CITY" Boys scooped by sbe
culture Greats"-A Good Game.

The ST. Louis and Standard clubs
played At the FAIR Grounds yesterday
afternoon, and althoush the home "E.
gszation vas minus tn services OF two
Of is best players Lsae and Glasscock)
a fle exhib yon eSsrded those VINO
attended. Ve,y few spectators were
pre- sent, and as the StsnIsrds had gwen
the visitors a guarantee, the game was
financially not success, and Dawes the
boys rather out OF pocket. The Browns
PLAYED fine game, especially IN IN"
fourth and seventh innings when the
bags were sll full and thing Locke d
hopeful for our boys The home cinb
took very kindly to the pitching OF
Nicbol, the regu arr and at the begin
ming of the fifth inning BIong, the
chan &c pitcher, r. ieved him.
The last inning Nichols pitched the
fourth Lukens and Robinson each drove
beauti,s for two bases and Hagan got IN
a hit tor one bag, yet so sharp "ss the
fielding on behalf of the Browns hat
blank WIS the result. The St. Louis
catcher, 'Clspp wora mask l." pre-
serve his beauty in the event OF a lou
tip making for Dis face, yet it dld mol
appear to interfere vito his plsylng, a
he caught Superbly. A little more at
tention to base running would materially
nave altered the Standard score yes
terday. Every opportunity for making
base should be accepted snc
the player running the square ough
not 10 manifest go great al admlTa
ton for good hit rs to miss chance 70
use it for his own good.
Everybody should turn out to day
and help the boys cut o. their pecnnisTN
trouble. A good game viii und"note' ]!
occur and it will be well Worth tt'
money.
BelDw we append the score:
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THE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings in the Dit
ferent Judicial Bodies.

MUNICIPAL COURT-JUrGE CRANMER
In the case oc Matthew Barker ". Citi-
zen's, Fire Marine and Lie Insurance
Company, motion for new trial was
granted on payment OF costs by defend
ant.
In cs>s No. ,, OF Matthew Barker vs.
the Citizen's Fire Marine and Lite In
sursnce Company, demurrer to declsra-
ton was Overruled.
In the case of the Franklin Insurance
Company VS.. Citizen Fire, Marine and
Life Insurance Company, demurrer to
declaration was sustained, with leave to
plaintiff to amend rules
In the case of Ferguson Mead *
Company Y August Neubsusen, in -
sumpsit, defendant paid into court
Sl6I 80, and case WAS continued until
Tuesday, September 4.
Adjourned till Saturday morning At 10
o'cOck.
POLICE CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
Chas. Fetting, disorderly, fined five
dollars ard costs. Paid.
John Mszino, drunk, fined two dollars
and costs Committed for thirty days
Lawrence Clark, failing to remove
garbage, continued till to-day.
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NLi44HBoRtInOD NEWS.
Notes Gathered Here and There bS
REGISTER Reporter.

BELLAIRE.
The schoo., will open up next Men
day, it bein1 the 6r.t Mondsy IN Sep
TENDER
ANDREW SCOTT was before Mayor
Strshl Tuesday morning for being drunk
Scott wss fined 81 and costs.
THERE wss 8 grand Democratic meet
ing at the City Hall last night. MI hoss
j. Alexander addressed the meeting
CAPT. CAMPBzLL met with the mis-
fortune OF getting drunk Tuesday, and
paid y fire Of 81 and ccs.S tor mis-
pleasure
MIR. JAMES MCILvAINE, ,ormerlY q
clerk in the B. Il o. K. +. Office, stopped
off here to make his friends visit. de
Is ON his way to New York, Jim mas
married since De let Bellsire.
DE-. BILLIE. editor Of the star. deiunct
paper formerly published here, left be-
tween two days for parts unknown. ne ne
obtained $3.50 from j B. Smith snd Slo9
from McGintv of the firm Of McGlnty ~
S.raub under IaIsr pretences.
LAST THURSDAY evening two women on
! the South Side had set-to over milk
bill. when blows were resorted 10. The
fght wsxed warm until Mr.. William
Au.tin went between the two To- stop
further trouble One OF the women
gathered up base ball rat and struck
Nj. Austin over the head, i7scturing the
| skull
THE Fifth Ward Workmgmen Cluo
met Tues lay evening ut Crl-wel!s Hall
and elected tie following delegate to
the county convention, which j. to De
held At Belmont on the 9Th OF Heptem
Der: Wm. McClsin Albert Nickers
Richard Farley and Jsmes Richards1"
VIM. Mccain We, elected Central com
] mitteemAr.
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COUNTERFEIT SCRIP.
Two wheeling BlOods Sold Out by
their Swee' hearts.

Another clear case of counterfeitiug
has turned up, and two Of Wheeling's
most promising young men are said to
be implicated in the matter, whose names
we at presen. suppress, for the very pru-
Dental reason that they have not yet
been apprehended The story OF these
misguided youths has been thus related
to us by party to their detection. Some
few evenings since, the young gents re.
terred to donned their best attire, parted
| their hair in the middle, and sailed forth
in the role of professional lady killers,
to visit their respective chsrmers at the
residence of lady friend. They were
hospitality received and entertained by
the ladies until the appalling denouement
fell upon their ssionished ears like
thunder clap. During the fore part of
the evening lnnumerable sentences OF
soft nonsense passed between the charm
ed and their chsrmers, and the young
men felt indeed happy that they
were thus accorded the pleasure of billing
and coolng with the dear dsrlings be
side them, and imagined In their own
minds tina. they alone had caused the
But the dark cloud which was lowering
above descended with uuwonted fury,
and thetwo male hearts that had but a
few moments before "pslped" to
the sweet toned 'chin music
which fell from lovely lips
became too full for uttersnce Their
chsrmers requested them to lightly
touch the keys OF the piano IN the room,
and treat them TO choice selections from
their repertoire OF vocal and Instrumental
music There was no resisting. and the
atmosphere WAS soon filled with echoes
from pisno snd pair OF over strain
ed lungs sounding more like unto the
music which aosteth over the housetops
on summer evenings, from the throsts
of numerous feline scrensders. 1t was
too much for the ladies; they couldn't
possibly stand II, and set about devisihg
ways and means to stop the wsrlike
racket" IN these piping times of peace.
Sweet sixteen was equal to the occasion;
she procured counterfeit ten cent scrip
note, pasted it on q large mirror, unno-
ticed BY the gents who were being entei
tanned by the other lady, directly over
which she marked the letters IN. G.
no good Then turning to the smiling
and pleasant youths at the piano, she re-
marked TO them that large black spots
adorned their cheeks They jumped to the
mirror Cd moment on the smooth
surface OF The gls,s; then on the Counter
felt scrip and symbolicsl letters.
Their countanances fell when their eyes
caught that,
But il wasn't time to grieve,
So quickly seizlng their Telephone"
hats,
They sadly took their leave"
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The Cheapest Roof is the Gravel Roof

George Crumbacker, OF this city, is
now fully prepared to put on gravel
roofs in the most improved method, and
warrants his work to give satisfaction
both rs to resisting fire and turning
water. The tar used is put through u
process that frees it from oil and benzole,
and no matter how great the heat, i. will
not run. 1t is equally efficient in roofs
of every conceivable pitch. Mr.. Crum-
bscker keeps on hand roofing cement
and cement TOR tanks and sidewalks of
the best quality, which he offers for sale
at the lowest rates. This rooi has stood
fifteen years in this city.
Address him through the postosice or
call ut his establishment, head OF 18th
ard Wood streets. All orders promptly
attended to.
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Personalities.

Edwin j. Lsrkin, OF Wheeling, is in
the city for the purpose OF taking leave
| Of his friends prior 10 his entering upon
| II ont sic life.-Pitts Post. A handsome
and accomplished young lady OF White
| Sulphur writes US tnst the above is incor-
rect How's tina Ned.
! Mr.. Charles DeIteTs, Clerk of the Board
| of Commissioners, returned home yester-
dsy. from Clevel md He reports that
| Kramer's band holds its own with any OF
the band present, and that the Detroit
| Commandery carrits of the Looms Tor
drilling.
Rev. d. w. Fisher, of Wheeling, w,
Va, occupied the still vacant pulpit o.
the FIRST Presbyterian church LIST Sum
dsv.-.Cincinnat Times.
VIM. q. Wiley and family, of this
| borough, are making visit 10 friends IL
Wheeling and Wellsburg, w. Va
Wash. (Pa,) Reporter.
Mr.. Fed Gottleib, wife and family,
VINO have been visiting Mr.. John But
terrified of this city, return ed to their
home, in Baltimore, lsst evening.
Messrs. Charles Helmbright, Will
Bailey and l. h. Williams returned from
| Clevel, nd las, evening.
Capt. W. l.. Bridges, Superintendent
of the peltentiary, was in the city, yes
terday.
Col. Alex. Campbell of Bethany, has
rooms at the ST. James.
Mrs. Dr. Bates, of Springfield, has
rooms at the Mcclure.
. Hon. Geo. o. Davenport returned
home, yesterday, from visit to Charles
Gown.
MIR. Tho: o Brien gave his son Lore
a birth day party last Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Seamon died, yesterday
evening, ut her husbands residence on
Water street.
The St. Louis Browns are registered
at the ST. James.
Mrs. Wskerly left for New York last
evening to purchase fall styles.
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RullnW .

While Mr.. Robert Campbell, of the
Seventh ward, WAS getting into his
buggy, in front of Armstrong &
Coens planning mill, corner of Market
and Tenth stCeets, yesterday morning, he
shipped and tell. The horses attached to
the vehicle took fright, and ran almost
sixty yards before they were stopped.
dragging Mr.. Campbell, who had hold
of the lines along the street Mr..
Campbell sustained severe though not
dangerous bruises in his side, and one OF
his arms and hands were more or less
lsCerated.
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SMALL TALK.
Condensed Notes OF Current Gossip
4 In and About Town.

Notes OF Current Gossip
4 In and About Town.
Mo, QUIToEs.
FLOUR rs lower.
4 BASE ball to-day.
MsRCURY 80 yesterday. .s,,
MEMORIAL social ball 81 their hall to-
night.
TIE County Clerk recorded 10 deeds
in fee yesterday.
YESTERDAY second ward market
was we'll attended.
JOIN CHEW left this morling for
Georgetown College.
ONE. deed OF trus. YVES recorded yes
terday by the County Clerk.
A HIGH toned wedding in German
circles is booked for next week.
THn catcher of the st. Louis Browns
sports the first mask" that WAS evel
worn in this city.
THERE is no place where married
man III forget hu IS msrr'ed man Sc
sooa ss in Il waiter gin >'l""
The Wheeling Turnrrs A. "cist'or
will celebrate their tweniy-htth ami
versary on the 10th OF next month
III is ,stimsted that there are nj prt Sun
over halt million pounds OF wool in
the hands OF dealers in this city.
The funeral OF Charles Bshr Wa
I largely attended, yesterday. His re
mains were inferred al Greenwood.
VACATION drawe,h to a closa and TIN
small boy feels mis- cradle in anticipation
of resumption of the 'hsppy scbooloo!
days"
The admission to the bali grounds to
day will be- Is cents for adults, l5 cent!
for children, and ladies will be admitted
tree
AT the present time there are thirty
three inmates of the county iaIl, twenty
turee OF whom are men and boys, and
ten women.
MxssRs. SHALLCRt IS and Wal 8 have
commenced the erection OF hotel anG
WINE vaults on their place, two and hal
miles east OF the city, on the Nationa
road.
THE average city resident never looks
more out of place then when he gels
corduroy suit, double. bsrrelled gun, and
begins 10 proWl thu ough the woo9s IN
search OF squirrels.
IL YOU s,e man standing in front OF
MS house feeling in his hat and vest pock'
kels for the key.hole there something
wrong, but at the same time you will be
called on to explain for being out so late
SEVERAL person had quite q lively dis
cussion at Squire HamlltOus yesterday
over an old blind horse from the country
Chere were two German and four atto:-
news excited over the ownership OF the
beast.
AN amusing sight was the endeavor OF
y prominent heater IN the Belmont Mills
to catch runaway chicken, at the old
Atheneum Site the other evening. The
chicken got the best of the heater, who
wss well heated after the chase.
A WELL known bawdy house in the
Fifth wark, kept by Mrs. Ship, was
burglarized night before last. The thief
carried of about 800 worth of jewelry
and $3.50 dollars in money, but lett 8
$3.50 gold watch and chain lying on q
table in the room in which he secured
his booty.
SINCE the return of the Court HOUSE
Clique fishing club from their camp Out
the creek, about dezen heads OF detuncI
geese have been resurreCted, sEugly hid
away under large some. Several
geese have been missing in that vicinity
lately, and here's chance for some one
20 rise and explain.
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Lest night MesSrs. Benz. Mclaughlin
and Eugene Csdy met at the Spring
& arden and put up $40 forfeit on the
boat race which will take place between
those gentlemen next Saturday, at 2 P. NJ,
from the mouth of Wheeling creek to
Benwood and return. The final deposit
of $l6 each will be put up Saturday at
noon. The race is for S25 side Mr..
Joseph Hague is referee and G. Z. Adams
S skeholder.
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ArreAI of "A HOrse Thief

james Leffingwell. horse thief, WAS
arrested at the Eas: End Yesterday after
noon by Officer Sryder, and brought to
the Central Station, where he now is. A
few DAYS ago he ole horse from b. 4.
Mccall, Keyser, w. Va. A reward OF
SIS for his apprehension and S25 for the
recovery Of the horse was offered and
the police of til : and other cities notl-
fed. The s'olen horse was recovered IN
good condition. PITTS DisDatch.
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All In.

The last return OF the recent election
in this county were received day before
yesterday, at the rooms ot the Board OF
Commissioners, aud are ~ follows
Rlchland dIstrict-For President Board
of Education, Joseph W Morgan, SO;
Peter DelaplsiD, 81 For School Com
miss oner- Peter Dtlsplsin, 90; William
T. Nichols, So For school levy, "a;
against, 10
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80 -. Aupu.tlg-Drr C.

NEW lOhk. Augl.L = -Dry GCO1s-
BUsint,s moderate with cOmm.ss on
HOUSES and jobblng trade fairly active.
Co:tous IN isir demand and steady at
ruling prices. Pfiats in moderate re
quCs:. Dress ginghsms and dress goods
active. Fell skirts in good demand
The Bulletin says that 5000 pieces #
beavers wree sold at auction 81 low prices.
Foreign goods IN better request.
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800 REWARD.

Stolen-An open faced English gold
watch, No, 1884, L. 7. johnson maker,
Liverpo l. Garland OF flowers Ill different
colored god on dial With watch was a
heavy golI chain, chased links, i've
eishtps o; an inch long; also god sal
with topaz setting, with initial b. cut in
settint. One hundred dollars reward
W Il be paid 'or capture OF inlet and re-
covery OF property, o. application to NJ.
Beecher. Andre -, ID. B. Bernard chet
of Coice, Warner, Pa.
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where Shall send NV Daughter

You will consult her health, happiness
and success In study and music by plsc.
ing her in the care of DR.. Taylor, At the
Beaver College and Musical Institute.
Beaver, Pa. Prices moderate and as low
as good board and first class instruction
can be afforded.
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Certificates Issued.

Certificates of election were Yesterday
issued by the Clerk of the Board of Com
missioncrs. to James c Maxwell, County
Superintendent of Schools, and to the
school commissioners of Richlsnd dis
trict.
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Truth is mighty ana will prevail, that
the cheapest Dry Goods and Carpets are
81 j. W. Ferrels. He has made some
heavy reductions: Best Prints, I 10 5
cents; A Chintz, s cents; Table Lipen,
20 cents; Crash, cents Al other goods
proportion.
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Police Pickups.

The following cases are booked for APP
pesrsnce before ."The Terrible" at this
morning session of the police court;
Lawrence CLARK. three cases for failing
TO remove gsrbsg,; Benz Clark, Jimmy
johnson No 2, Jack Dunn. Fred Rite,
Thomas Curry Henry kurns, Henry
Hall. all plain drunhs.
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Wheeling stock Yards.
WHEELISG, August %, 1877

The following were received st tie
Wheeling stock yards during the last
week:
Csttle-l6 head, and sold st 81. to Ale
Hogs-lU2 hesd. and sold at 5 70 s. e..
Sheep-34 heed. and sold 81 81 to &c.
Nm BAYHA, Secretary.
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ECoNeMY.-Dont throw your money
away these oppressive times by buying
shoddy and unreliable boots and shoes.
Give US call, and satisfy yourself that
We sell no such trash. Our goods are
cheaper than any house in the city, ousl.
ity considered, at
JERRY CLEMENS,
Corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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HARD HERD.
Inquiries for all Sorts OI People
Crime and Criminals.

Chief of Police Ripley within the past
week has received the iollDwing commu-
ncations, which will be of peCul Mt in
terest to our readers, inssmuCh rs 1t will
warn them against the parties should
they turn up: