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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-18
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN NEWS.
ITALY.

AN ATTEMPT TO ASSASSINATE KING HUMBERT
MALES, November las King Hum
bert was entering the city in State to-day
poorly clad man attempted to asSasSinatt
him with poignard. $ignor Carroll
Chief Minister, who was in the carriage
with the King, laid hands on the man
who wounded him in the thigh. The
King drew his sword and struck the ass.
ASSN, who was at one secured. The King
received slight scratch. The excitement
is great. The wOuld-be assassin is u cook
by occupation, and he says that he does
not belong to any society, but being poor
he nouriShcd hatred towards the King,
RoME, November 1.-THE following nc.
count Of an attempt on the Kings life has
been received here: The kingand Queen
arrived in Naples this afternoon and were
enthusiastically received by immense
crowds. Several persons in Strada Carbon.
ara presented petition to their Majesties
A man at this ,mOmcnt rushed upon King
with dagger and succeeded in intlicting
a sctatch on his lett arm and slightly
wOunding Signor Carroll in the lett thigh
Then King displayed great co>lneSS and
struck the assassin on the head
with his sword, Signor Carroll saved
him by the hair. The assassin was at once
taken to the guard house. The Queen and
son, who were i'll the carriage with the
King displayed muchcouragc The asSas'
sins name is Gioranni Passanante. lie
says he does not like Kings.
Row., November l7.-Fifty thousand
persons, with flags and bands OF music,
are assembled in COrSo in Rome tonight,
to manifest their joy at the escape OF the
King. Another demonstration has been
made before the house Of the Syndie,
The crowds everywhere demand promp,
justice. The Austrian Embassy is illu.
minated and the crowd checrcd the Am.
bassador.
Passanante was bearing the banner
among the trade associations which pa
raded TO meet the King lie had fastened
dagger to the flagstaff
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MATCHED ron F00r RNCE--F. Warner
and Charles Porter on Saturday signed
articles Of agreement 10 run foot race on
the 2h inst, for SOFA side. \ forfeit Of
so was put up on Saturday night with
James Bulgcr, and the balance will he dc.
posted next Friday in the hands Of F. +.
Duff, the final stakeholder. Either party
failing to comply with the agreement will
forfeit the money dennSited.
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(ultrann-

Chicago, November l6.-Flour-pnll and
unchanged. Wheat-Quiet and weak; No. =
rcd winter ut SIC; No. > Chicago spring sOl.c
cash; SlaslI.c December; sl9ic January; No.
Sat G1aGSc; rejected 5Ga57c. Corn-steady and
firm at 32I,c cash sc, November; 3lhc De
ccmber. 0ats-Fairly active and shade
higher; 20i!c cash 90c December; 2O'.c Jan
changed. Ryc-Quict and unchanged. Bar.
ley-Strong and higher at SEC; extra M. g.
tia40c. Pork-Firmcr but not quotably high.
cr: 81 81 cash and December IS l7I.aS ~
January Lard-Steady and in fair demand
at g IS cash; 3 S5l5 s. December; Is o.
bid January. Bulk McatS-Firmcr at 81 ~ :
al l5a4 80 Whisky-Stcady and unchanged
Mt Al CG
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4 WHEELING MrTcrAN AnnoAD--rru.
lessor Herman Ebclng, well known To our
musical people, won laurcls ut concert
given BY the Professors aud pupils Of tho
ROYAL Conservatory Of Music in Stutt.
cart, about three weeks ago. Mr.. Ebclng
PLAYED n Senate, by Franz l.acknu, on tho
iinnd Organ Of st. Johns Church, which
has three manuals md scvGnty.iivc stops,
aud the newspapers in Stuttgart express
their admiration for his talent and musical
atIninmcnls. Mr.. EbCling thinks to return
To our midst next spring. and will no
doubt be- heartily welcomed by. bis former
pupils and many friends, who hope that
h. will stir mp our home talent to agrcRtCr
activity than they have shown Of late,
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Fox UPWARDS or Thirty YEARS Mrs
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. 1t corrects acidity OF the
stomach, relieves ,rind collie, regulates the
bowels, cures dysentery and didrrhed
whether arising from teething or Other
causes. An old and wcll-tried remedy. %
cents bottle. d4w
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chicago Cattle Market.

CHICAGO, November iG.-The Drovers Jour
nal reports:
Hods-Reccipts 1900; shipments 300
head Market unsteady and generally shade
of; choice heavy g 0Oa4 l5 light 81 Goa
! 20; mixed )? 1Oa2 20.
C,rrLE = Receipts 400 head, shipments
go head. Market steady; steers ~ 70al on:
feeders and ,tocSCrS firm ut - 4nIi 10; butch
crs' cows - OOa2 30; stCers - pas 30; bulls
- OAa2 80
sHEEr-R Receipts 40 head. Matchmaking
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Philadelphia.

PHILADELrHiI, November lG.-Flour Dull
and unchanged Whcat-Weak: No. . red AZ
81 O3a. amber 81 DIAL Us; white 81 Ojai o.
No Chicago Ole. Corn-WraL; yellow Ia
tsc; mixed 451ic. 0ats-Dcmand active and
firm white western 2sa30c: mixed western "
a2Sc. Rye-Stcady; western 5ia5Gc. PruNis.
ios-Stcady. Mess Pork-$S 00a9 IS. Beet
India mess $500; hams, smoked Si9a9l,c:
picked G9ia7l,c; green 6a5 &c. Lard-Dull
prime steam at SIC. Butter-Quiet New
York State and bradford county, Pa, extra q
a2;c; Western Reserve 20a22c Eggs Easy
western at 25c. Cheese-Dull; western 7aS9ic.
Pctrolcum-Quict; refined 81; crude at 79ir.
Whisky-Stcadv Mt 81 l0Iy.
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FRoM Il gentleman in Wclsburg We learn
that the subscribers there to the Wheeling
papers are more than usually bored by
that class Of persons who make it point
to read at somebody clse's expense. There
is pretty general complaint among sub.
SCribOrs about the nuisance. We would
advise all those who have made 4 practice
Of il to stop now and subscribe for the pa.
per they prefer TO read rather than impose
on their friends any longer.
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CIEcrIr Cornr-Jndqe Melci..

Business was transacted as follows, in
this Court on Saturday:
Thcwill Of Jacob Bentz was produced in
open Court and proven by the oaths OF
August Matthews and W. $. Phipps, sub.
scribing witnesses, and ordered TO be re.
corded. The will bequeaths all OF the
property Of the deceased to his widow and
names her. as exccutrix, requiring no Sc
curity.
In the case OF Frederick Knuth VS.. Fred
ericka Knuth, Tor divorce, a decree r;,'
clIl0 mdiriHlOnn was entered.
In the. Ease 'ofC. +. Iandvs. NJ. NJ. Land
for divorce, 4 decree u rMcUlO mdtrimOni
was entered.
The time OF the Court until 1850 was
occupied in arguing demurrcrs, when it
adjourned until Monday at DAN.
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NOTES.

The rims continue ut Rome, and many
shops are closed because OF inundNtion.
Princess Mary, youngest dauGhterof the
Grand Duke Of llcSsc Darmstadt, died Of
diphthcria yesterday.
II is denied that the Duke OF Cumber-
land has abdicatcd his right to the Crown
Of Hanover.
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THE city editor OF the Pittsburgh Com.
mGridi- Gg:d'c telcgraphcd us last night as
follows: THE c. l.. Graves combination,
playing Geo. Boniiacc in Soldiers Trust,
is worthy OF all the support you can give
them. They are really lirst.class; do the
best you can for them"
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SOME days ago Mr.. Vim. Spears, an en-.
Ployc ut the South Wheeling Glass Works,
took to his home u boy tramp about four.
teen years Of age, whom he found in Al
destitute condition. On Friday last the
hoy was left alone in room in which was
a silver watch. When thcmCmbcrs Of the
family returned the boy and watch were
both missing, and have not been heard Of
since
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CHARGED WITH ArrrMrr TO Procure
AnoETloX.-On Saturday Lizzie Baker en-
tered an information before Justice Wait,
OF the Sixth Wand, charging Isabella
Thomas, alias Bell Clark, with attempt to
procure abortion. Both females live in
Centre Wheeling. Defendant was arrested
and sent 10 Jail, to await the result OF a
preliminary hearing to-day. In her in
formation, the prosecuting witness Miss
Baker says upon oath that on Friday last
defendant gave her some medicine for the
rnrpO.r OF prOdMring mn abortion.
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Hos. y. Ii. STEPHENS, the great States.
man OF the South, writes: 81 have used
Durang's Rheumatic Remedy for rheuma,
tism, with great benefit. cheeriully rec,
ommend it." II never fails to cure. Sold
by all Druggists. Send for circular tC
Il. X. IIelphenstinc, Washington, DC.
dEW
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StraustOwm, BcrkS county, Pa.
fricc Trial bottle, % cents; large size, 81,
or six for s.. A single p cent bottle will
oftcntimcs cure n recent cough or cold and
thus prevent much suffering and risk OF life.
Prepared only by DR.. Swaypc 4 Son, PhiIa-
delphia. Sold by leading Druggists Logan,
List Il Co., Wheeling. eod&w
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TIE TEETH AZ ADVERTISING MEDlrM.-
Every time lady who uses fragrant Sozo-
DON'T opens her mouth she advcrtises the
article. The state OF her teeth is Il certifi-
cate OF its excellence. No spot darkens
their surface, no impurity clings to them,
the cushions i'll which they are set are
rosy, and the breath that swells through
them is sweet as the breeze OF June.
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Dry Goods.

NV YoRK, November lG.-l.ight weight
fancy cassimcrcs, ChcviotS and worS,cd coat
ings in fair demand by clotlicrS, hut heavy
woolCnS for mems wear still quiet. Cotton
tlnnnclS, cottonadcs and dyed ducks in steady
request, but other makes OF cotton goods
T"t SS "nI Turkey red. in good demand
Foreign goods sluggish
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\ FELLOW came into our office yesterday
and asked lis; What is the oldest tune
on record?' Baby Mine?' we quericd
"No,' he replied, with one hand on the
door knob; 1T is the rows OF Charon. y
lie lIades joke, but at the risk Of ar
intimate acquaintance with StyX.
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PIANO AND ORGAN TrNISG.-Ifyour Piano
or Organ needs tuningo or repairing, please
send your order TO 1927 Market street, and
our tuner, Mr.. Charles Kilmeyer, will give
it prompt attention. All work guaranteed
satisfactory. Address,
Lucas Music STORE,
l921 Market St
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PAHr OF Il lot on Zane street, Island, he.
longing.to the plot OF ground owned by the
old Mechanics Bank, was sold by Auction
Ger Ilaller, on Saturday, ut public sale, to
Mr. Noble, for SOP. The sale OF the re-
manning lots was adjourned over to Satur-
day next.
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TIN stove to be donated to the Bazaar for
the benefit OF the Chldren's Home, by the
employees at the Arlington Stove Works,
about which so much has been said,willbC
-Cnmnlcted to-day
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TnlNtln.

ToLGpo November 10. Whcat--Closcd firm,
amber Michigan spot anil November @c; De.
Ccmlrr ~ &C: No 2ambrrHlc; No, > red west
crn spot 9i ~ November aic; Dcrcmhcr1lAc.
january HJaic; western amber @',c Corn o.
Dull; iigh mixed aG' e asked We bid; No. =,
Irr: new BE. Uats-Dnl No >, 22c.
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POLICE Cornr-.Muyor ,Srnney.

His Honor disposed OF the following
cases on Saturday:
Louis Buchanan, colorcd was sent to
the city prison for thirty days for disor'
derby conduct.
Henry scllwartzbach was given thirty
days Tor drunkenness.
Francis Kerns paid fine OF 81 and costs
Tor disOrderly conduct.
Henry Bushman was up OH two charges
OF disordcrly conduct and one OF con-
tempt, and was sent to the stone pile for
thirty days.
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4 sos Of John Patterson was thrown
from his horse while riding along the pike
near the "StOnC House, - on Saturday, aud
narrowly escaped severe injury. The
horse was scared by "a drove II hogs.
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4 team attached to milk wagon ran
away on Market street, South Side, ycster-
day afternoon. The milkmanand his wife,
who were riding on the wagon, were
thrown of, but escaped uninjured.
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Eve REMOvED.-Dr. llarlesty, assisted
by Drs. Ward and Campbell, yesterday re-
moved IN eye Tor Miss Tracy, OF Grafton,
ut the Wheeling Hospital. The operation
was very successful one.
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Trio 10 o'clock last night two arrests
had been reported 1t police headquarters
10th Tor drunkenness. They gave the re-
Quisitc security for their appearance this
morning tU answer.
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CnARLEY KoCu, tho Eiglh Ward saloon
keeper who was lately adjulgcd lunntic,
has recovered his health, and Is again at.
tending 10 lls business.
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We were shown an elegant solitaire dia.
mond ring, Saturday, by Il prominent
Young society man. We will mention
nNmes-whcn the event comes OIL.
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Owing to the death OF Miss Lizzie Dow
ncy, u daughter OF the janitress OF the
Fourth Ward public school, no school will
he held in that ward to-day.
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Now il the time when spOrtsmen sally
forth to shoot ut the festive game, and rC.
turn IN the evening mOrnliling upon the
unccrtainty.o OF things.
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4 GrASpmnsQuc ball Is to he given at
Grlringcr's Hall in fulton,on Wednesday
night nuxt under the management Of
Tommy CoCkaynC, the well known must.
rinn
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SPAIN.
DEMANDS DEATH.

MADRID, November 1.-THE rrosecut-
ing officer OF the Royal Court has demand
ed that the sentence OF death on M0ncasi,
the would.be assassin OF King Alfonso,
bp carried ont
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\. B. MNoSy, NJ D., Philadelphia, Pa,
says: 81 find DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup ex-
ccllcnt, having ready sale and rendering
more satisfaction than any Cough Syrup
over sold"
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Az observing gentleman tells us he no.
ticed more drunken persons on the streets
Saturday night last than ior. many months
DISt
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la PERE De AUnRIrL, OF the French
Church, on Twcnty-third street, New
York, dcvotes his life to visiting the poor
and the afflicted, and he not only gives the
consolation OF religion, but prcscribes the
use OF Giles linimcnt lOdidc Ammonia,
and instant relief is experienced.
Sold by all druggists. Send for pamph-
let.
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Morning GLORY BAKING POWDER is the
best in the market. Try it, and you will
use no other
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MOrnEiH will grow weary and sigh over
the 'haby's troubles when Dr.. lmll's Baby
Syrup would relieve the child mud thereby
give the mother rest,
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rrrsRuRau, November pErRoLwuN -
Quiet; crude at 81 Oa7s at rArkers, for iu,.
mediate shipment; refined o. Philadelphia
delivery,
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RUSSIA.


ST. PETERsRURG, November lG.-lt is sta
ted on good authority that the Russian pa.
pcrs have been advised to moderate their
language against foreign powers.
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CHOICE Teas, Tobaccos and CONNECTIONS
cries always on hand, at Geo. 5. Beeneys,
1907 Main street.
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MORNING GLoRx BAKING POWDER is the
best in the market. Try it, aItl you will
Use no other.
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political.

WnMiSGroN, \ C., November lG.--lt
seems settled beyond doubt that Martin,
Republican, is elected to Congress from
the First District by from forty to fifty ma.
| inTitV
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WnEy you need u good Vegetable Cdthnr.
lie PW, you cannot find better one than
that made by our friends, the McLain
brothers. They do not contain n particle
Of calomcl. which cannot be sail Of any
one OF the many pills found in our stores.
DO not be deceived by your dealer into
taking another MLHm PN (which il Just
~ good but sec that the word Wheeling
i on the out side wrapper
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CLEVELAND BEER on draught every day
at Louis Schwalh's First National Saloon,
on Main street, adjoining the Grant House.
Genuine imported Hungarian Wine Mt ten
cents II glass the finest assortment Of
wines, liquors and cigars in the city; cv.
crythinG expected at n irstClasS saloon
and restaurant to be- obtained at the First
National.
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CHoICE TEAS, TobaCcOs and CONNECTION.
cries always on hand, at Geo $. Fccncy's,
No. 1907 Main street.
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Ghe 4ntelligeaeer,
Office: Nos. ~ and ~ Fourteenth Street.


For Cincinnati-Stcamcr New Andes.
Special Recommendations II Golfer
I.ost-(iold Necklace.
La Belle Building Association.
Ohal-D. C. List, jr.
Second Stock-G. +. Stiiel 4 Co.-hcad
Of local.
Cameo GoOds-LOuis Dechert.
For Sale-Drug Store.
Wanted-llOrses to Winter.
Notice to Taxpayers.
Dollar illustrated Scientific News.
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NOR sALE-A SECOND HAND LAVE
u YER PhntlDg PICS PliEn li'Ii Apply Al.
tEifuigshi'I Uiht' EIiAN
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10 West Broadway, \. y.
Trial size p cents. Logan, List Il Co.
agents.
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Financial and Commercial.
BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money aud stocks.

New SoRE November Id -NIoNrY- N,rL,
Easy =, SagI. Nor crnt Closing =, = ~" ~,
prime mercantile nancr ttos ns ~ % r. EN- I'm
toms recripts SlS7 The LSs;Stsn, IT,. W.
nrrr Ji.Lurs,J - GI9nN0 fIa.,ju,'' - "a
SS ~ S,srIins .xcbsnss haNtsSN, hi. s IN
ISil. ,isbt sycbamSs on Nav yorp al
GoIn"S,n,iv NJ INT cr-r,iro "a 80. -
NO, can, RHrrnN.inc ,,,,.s H.; '"S '"''S ga
i SIR vTr--iTnnc "iIyssr bsr. I TiS, ..,,,,,.,-.
and III old subsidiary s;Ixsy .n S W'I
c,.n, ji,FSnnt WIN ''"' l"'
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THERMOMETER REcoED.-The following
shows the range OF the thermometer, as
observed at Sclncpf's drug store, Open
House corner:
SATURDAY.
Jam. I'm. jP.u, ".
10 ~ 81 ~
SUNDAY,
an I'm ar.I 7r.M.
=; ~ 20 ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-08-15
Vests Liver Pills Cure Sick Headache.

Vests Liver Pills Cure Sick Headache
-Kloepfer is in Chicago buying
his fall stock OF dry goods.
You can get a nice clean shave OF
haircut at John Mueliers, corner
Michigan and Gano Streets. Sharp
razors, clean fowls and competent
BARRIERS there.
We have added about twent y
new subscribers to our list this week,
many of them Democrats who want
to read both sides in politics and also
like to get the local news and literary
items which the REPUBLICAN gives.
Among the old subscr ibers that have
renewed are E. F. Deacon of Inwood,
Miss Sarah Hess, Jonathan Pickerell,
and w. b. Weimer, of Argos, VIM.
Jones OF of Marmont, Francis Black
Of Tyner City, r. l.. Stanley Of Gen.
ter township, and J. F. VanValken-
burg and Laurence Linkenhelt Of
this city. We thank you one and all,
old subscribers and new, and shall
try to make the REPUBLICAN worthy
Of your patronage.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-08-15
NORTH TOWNSHIP.
SCAPE GOAT.

Health good, and the doctors playing
croquet
Blackberries are so plenty they bring
only fipm one to three cents quart il
the La Paz market
Morgan johnson, of LaPlz. is buying
and shipping large quantities of wheat
paying So cents per bushel.
Ed. White has purchased, and is run
ming, a new steam thresher
Some graceless scamps, one night re
Gently, took down the sign of the Nation
al hotel of this place. and put it up In
front of Sewers store.
this township, but the best and largest
part of them are frogs.
Peter Holycross, good looking widow
er of LaPaz got married recently Tit
boys insisted on Pete treating them
which he refused to do; the boys said they
would make the night hideous if he die
not treat. He told them if they can,
near his house they had better bid thei
wives and mothers an eternal farewell be
fore they came; night came, the boy.
went, taking two surgeons with them
after the first bombardment. Pete came Il
terms, and all is now "quiet on the Poto
mac"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-08-15
ARGOS.
BY NIX.

Mrs. Waag is on the sick list.
A temperance union picnic at Jordan
school house, Saturday. August 10Th, all
are invited.
John Potter. of Oxford, Ohio. is visiting
his brother Joe, of the Potter house. Mr..
Potter talks of locating in Argos, and es-
tablishing a printing Office.
George w. Hull, ofBucyrus, Ohio, was
in Argos last week, he is one OF the old
time Republicans in Ohio.
]. w. Siders, of the Marshall county
REPUBLICAN was in Argos last Saturday.
Mrs. Judge Gould. of Delphi, Ind, lost
red shawl while returning from Maxim
kuckee lake, somewhere near the New
house neighborhood. Anyone finding it
will please leave it at DR.. S. w. Goulds
b. F. Krause was in Argos on the
Wood and Waag trial, also visiting friends.
Jack Davis is among the happy papas.
A boy.
Mrs. j. A. Rhodes has returned from
Green township, where she has been Wis
ting her daughter, Mrs. Stanley
John Zehner has sold his drug store to
Charles Fink.
Chris Siple and wife have taken visi,
to Idaville, Ind, to attend the Christian
Conference, they will return this week.
Another Railroad accident occurred in
Argos. George Book, of Birmingham,
Ind. on getting on the noon freight, care
lessly got caught between the cars, and
his hip was severely injured, we did not
learn the particulars.
Prof Ward. of Plymouth, was in town
last week.
Richard Knight has gone to Kendall
vile to visit the old homestead.
Perry Wickizer has returned from H.,
where he has been working since last
winter.
Job Borton, of Ohio. is still in Argos,
looking after the account of his thresh-
ing work done two years ago.
Rev. Strickland, of Waterford, Ind,
will be the pastor Of the Argos Christian
church for the coming year.
John Rupee has moved into Merrill
Williams house, to keep house and take
care of his property.
Rev. Fowler preached his farewell SER
mon for the Argos Christian Church,
Aug. 4th.
DR.. Stevens, of Marmont, was in town
last week looking happy.
The Argos Christian Sunday school
choir meet every Friday evening at the
Christian church to practice for church
and Sunday school.
The Wood and Waag trial for an anvil
resulted in Woods favor.