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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-30

AAusENISr.-AdeaGy.-"A Messenger
from Jarvis Section was repeated on Sat
urday afternoon and evening, before fair
audiences. Mr.. Macauley has lost none OIL
his oldtims vigor, and his many friends in
this city are delighted with his new char.
acter, which affords an excellent opportnn-
ity for the display OF the very characters.
tics that have made him such u favorite
throughout the country.
"The FFoaigua," Comedy will reign ut
the Opera House this and Tomorrow even
ings. Eliza Weathersby's famous "'Froli-
Ques" will be the attraction, which simple
announcement Is sufficient TO fill the house
each night. Tonight a new musical and
descriptive bagatelle,;, entitled "Hobbies,''
which has proved q big hit wherever play
ed, will be produced. The piece introdu.
COS opera travesty, dramatic extravaganza
and mimicry, sufficient to keep the audi.
ence in d continual roar Of laughter. The
company is q good one, and the entertain
ment unique and novel. We antici-
pate crowded houses, and it would be cx-
pcdient for all desiring comfortable seats
TO secure them at once at Lucas music
store.
Gredt london &ow.-The Great London
Show, which spreads its canvass at the
Fair Grounds tomorrow, is thus spoken
OF by the New York Herald: "The Great
London Show, which drew such large
crowds to Gilmore's Garden last fall, and
had Madame Dockrill among its chief at
fractions, opened again last night in the
same place TO q house SO thronged, that
many people looking for reserved seats
had to go away disappointed. The pro-
gramme was o varied one, and between
the performances OF the various circus
riders, the very humorous clowns, the per-
forming elephants, the hurricane hurdle
act by W. German, the bareback riding
monkey, the juggling equestrian act by
Miss Pauline Lee, the celebrated manage
horse Ellington, ridden and driven by Il.
II. Dockrill, the burleSque manage horse
by J. Kennebel, the audience were kept
in aeontinuous state OF high-strung excite
ment and laughter. Madame Dockrill,
whose excellence Us Il bareback rider,
driving four horses with the utmost ease,
and flying over hurdles four feet high
with a daring that appears reckless in the
extreme, needs no criticism, as her pc
culiar talent has simply TO be seen to eX-
cite both wonder and admiration. James
Robinson, the famous rider, made his first
appearance after an absence OF eight years,
and was received in his unequaled eQues-
trianism with really popular outbursis Of
applause. His riding, like Madame Dock
rilps,is beyond any comparative standard,
and was done with u singular degree OF
ease and grace. Both he and Madame
Dockrill were the recipients Of numerous
floral tokens OF the appreciation Of their
a1mirarS The narfOrminV claimants md
conceivable attraction possible. II is a
grand show"
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INTERESTING SERVICES At THE FOURTH
STREET ". f. CHCHCH-HeSser1ay was O
sort OF 8 field day at the Fourth Street u.
E Church. In the morning twelve per
sons were baptized, and 1t the close Of the
baptismal service upwards OF thirty per.
sons were admitted into full membership
OF the church. In the afternoon wa held
one Of the Sunday School Conventions, Of
which the particulars are given elsewhere.
In the evening, the Sunday School Mis-
sionary Anniversary was held. This is
always IN occasion OF special interest in
this church, and the last was even more
interesting than heretofore. Charles +.
Dunaway, = member Of Miss Sadie Stout's
class, read IN 4 pleasing and impressive
mauher an extract from one of Bishop
Thomson's letters, referring to the grad.
nal increasing distrustS OF the people OF
India in their own system Of religion.
Miss Jessie Davis, q member OF Miss Ida
Logan's class, read very distinctly and
touchingly an incident in the religious ex-
perience OF q converted Hindoo girl.
Master Ulysses Cariin. 4 member OF Miss
Belle Bailie's class, read with good voice
and accent, some lines giving good advice
appropriate TO the occasion.
! The interest in these exercises by the
scholars eliminated in the recitation OF
some lines, entitled Three Bugs in q
Basket" BY a little girl, hardly a high as
the table on which she stood, q manber
OF the Infant Department, in charge Of
MH. Frank Stanton. The lines were Rad
with excellent voice, and clear enuncia-
ton, and were heard distinctly all over
the room. Their appropriateness and eff
feet were so marked as to induce Dr..
George to make them the text OF his con-
Guiding remarks. The collections were
then taken up by classes. We have not
space to give them in detail, but remark
that as usual the Infant Department car
red of the honor Of making the largest
contribution, about one hundred dollars.
The manner in which this Depart
ment Of the school maintained its
share Of the programme financially and
otherwise must be very gratifying to It's
friends, and especially 20 their teachers,
Mrs. Frank Stanton and Mrs. John Wag.
ner. As usual, the singing was skilliully
led by the large choir OF the church, with
Miss Annie Logan presiding a. the organ
with her wonted taste and ability. And
thus another anniversary Is added to the
history Of the Church, and another suit
Hantiil message Of peace and good will
sent TO the weary and the destitute in
home and foreign lands,
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pa CONFIRMATION AND COMMUNION At TIE
Enc. LUrII. CHURCH. -Atthe First English
Lutheran Church yesterday, confirmation
and communion services were celebrated,
and werc OF the most impressive character.
Rev. BarnitE being 10 unwell to take much
part Rev. Prof. Henry Louis Baugher, OF
Gettysburg, Pa, q former helper in the
English Lutheran Mission here, otiiCtated.
The font, the communion altar and pulpit
were tastefully decked with flowOrs-the
gifts OF Samuel Laughlin, Esd Mr.. and
Mrs. Crawford Booth, Thomas Horn
brook, ESQ. and many other friends, while
large vases OF fresh ferns, brought from
Mahan's Grovethrough the courtesy Of Mr..
Belleville and Conductor Tate, stood on eth
er side OF the pulpit platform. Eight per-
sons were received into full membership
with the Church by the solemn rites OF
baptism, confirmation and certificate. The
Communion Of the Lords Supper was
administered to q large number of COM
municants, preceded bya very earnes. and
solid talk from Rev. BaugheE, on 1.-The
Church and Her Ordinances The morn
ing sermon was closed with the DOxolOgy
and Benediction.
The Sunday School held a three.
.fourths hoursesSion, previous to going to
the union meeting at the First Presbyte.
rian Church. in orler to hear y word
OF greeting from Prof. Baugher, who,
fourteen years ago, presided over the
school in the old Baptist Church on Clay
street during the absence OF Rev. Barnitx.
to visit the churches soliciting funds for
the present church lot, Professor BaugheF
made a very sprightly address, saying n
great deal in ten minutes. At night the
church was crowded with worshipPerS.
Professor Baugher preached in his plain,
accurate and torcible way u very practical
sermon on THE Wheat and the Tares,"
which was listened to with close attcn-
ton throughout. Many former friends
greetedthe Professor at the close of the dis
conne and regretted his very short stay
in Wheeling.
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Miss TAYruR's SILVER Anniversary
The mystic figures hat stood over the par
lOr dOOns OF the Female College, last Satur.
day evening, were lSIS-lS5S. Their mean.
ing was this: that % years ago Miss Taylor,
the head OF the Institution, received her
diploma and dedicated herself to the cause
oil education and the rooms fulcofscholars,
graduates and friends indicated that there
was 10 be a recognition OF this silver ami
.veHsary day.
For while there was reception, prone
enading, chatting beneath the JiOW1
trimmed curtains and chandeliers, that
made indeed a bright scene OF rtandbeauty.
In the midst OF affairs, a young gentle
man with certain aISdT-oodtad pills OF ex-
preston, inveigled the bride OF the even
ing to a seat on the platform, and thenthere
came knceling before her q sable colored
valet with silver sugar bowl and tea urn,
presents from the pupils and boarders.
Hon. c. u. Hubbard made the preSenta-
ton speech, in which he thought, III the
poet was married TO his muse, the teacher
certainly might be married 10 her pro-
fesSion, even il she had nat q kW6ddd."
Miss Taylor teaches her scholars always
to endeavOr to be equal to an emergency,
50, like a true instructor, she s TO the
height Of the occasion, and responded cheer
fully, but teelingiy.
The nadir OF the occasion, however, was
not reached until DR.. Logan entered the
loom, followed by that valet, and offered
to the President Of the Board OF Trustees
two nicely enclosed Jumps Of sweetness,
as his reward for arduous duty, nobly
done.
Then came the speech that was not
made;" some more piano music and sing
ing; another mingling OF teachers, pupils
and visitors, and the hands that had gl0ue,
and those that had not, shook 4 pleasant
good night
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PuLPr PoSrS-Rev. Swope, OF Cleve-
land, held morning and evening services
atSt. Mathews yesterday.
Rev. Fnankel, OF Pomeroy, O., preached
Yesterday morning in ST. Pauls Protestant
Church. South Wheeling, and in the even
ing al St. James Prot Church, corner OF
Market and 18th street.
The annual harvest thanksgiving services
OF the St Johns German Protestant
Church were held yesterday morning. The
church was taSieiully decorated with
flowers and fruit in honor OF the festival.
Rev. NoSs preached an appropriate SER
mon from Isaiah NJ, 1: "The voice said:
.CryI' and answered the question, "what
the sheayes in the field are crying to us?"
After the sermon the Lords Supper was
administered.
Rev. Kelley will deliver his farewell SER
mon at the Thomson N. f. Church next
Sabbath. He goes to Baltimore.
The Reformed Episcopal Church OF this
city, through the courtesy OF the Second
Presbyterian Church, occupied that edifce
Yesterday morning and evening. Bishop
Eallows icing present, who preached to
large audiences, and confirmed seven per
sons In the evening. Those who were
fortunate enough to attend speak in the
highest praise OF the services, and Is
.pecially OF the eloquent and Christian
sermons af Bishop F. We are glad TO
know that this denomination is growing
in this city.
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lTcHSG pTLE.-The symp:ga, i,
like peHpiation, intense iicbiB. jSsosSN
Scratching, very distressing TS-.af
night = il pin worms were GAVIN. l
about the nectuni. the pd,a;e t,r. u .
times affected II allowed 10 c9ntsrs =
rious results may follow. pr $50, !
Healing Ointment is pleasant All S'A
HoNE CuRB-We wsrr M, IN y
Itching Piles, the symptoms Tt,r TIa
scribed, the use Of SEaypt'. CS,,r-,1
short time made . E%r:ec; cur. '
J. W. CHElsT, BIZ, and SD Hon. an,
2nd street. ma
Z; c. WErNAS Hai:e,, 5 Eirb,b d..
Philadelphia. eHA SS
Reader, II you are ..E,rR, III, a,.
complaint, OF Teiie', la. SaIJ Nj "a
Worm, BARRIERS Itch aa1 C-c,t ~, !
Eruption, Use SWAMI Usa;u.a: ,S5L
ed. Sent by mail 10 any Airs an 80
price, lin currency o. ss .aur." -
a box, time boIe 81 : Add1-. ~. 4
Swayne & Son, 80 y. SIKH ~, TS,
phia- No charge torair.r. SoItT-fs
druggists. Logan, lls;ACQ
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MARTINS FERRY LocAlS.-0n Saturday
morning Henry Zimmerman and Charles
Fette met in the "Pig's Ear" saloon, run
by Fred. Reineke, and after quatiing a few
glasses OF beer got to gouging each other
in q lively manner, and had it not been for
the timely interference OF the police, there is
no telling whatthe result would have been.
They were conveyed before His Honor
Mayor Kerr, where Zimmerman confessed
his guilt and was taxedSl and trimmings,
amounting to 81 10, which he paid. Fette
concluded TO stand a trial, which he did,
was found guilty and ordered to deposit
S. and costs, total Sl+ 10, and in default of
payment 10 be cast into the cooler until
that amount was paid or worked out upon
the public highways OF said village at the
rate OF 81 per day, when he also paid up.
A number from this place went with the
excursion yesterday TO Pittsburgh.
The Democratic ~ringmasters have for
some time been very much exercised over
the non.appearance OF any Greenback ia
natics this fall, and concluded that they
would have a ''meetin'" anyhow on Sat
urday night. The speaker came, but his
audience did moi. A number OF our green
back friends are beginning to see the
point in the great solicitude OF their
Democratic friends, and will act Accord
ingly.
Hon. Claiming Richards, OF Cincinna-
ii, who it will be remembered delivered
such an able and eloquent address here u
year ago, will address the citizens OF this
place, in Commercial Hall, on next Friday
evening.
DR.. Capehart addressed a Republican
meeting at Pennington last Saturday even
ing, and will speak al Pleasant Grove to-
morrow evening.
Mr.. Joseph b. Hayne is rapidly sink
ing under that fell destroyer. conslmp-
ton, and for the last day or two has been
unable to speak above a whisper. His
physicians say he is liable to drop off any
minute.
Rev. Kennedy, the new pastor Of the
N. Z. Church, did not, on account OF be-
ing called upon to attend the funeral OF a
former parishioner, get here last Saturday
and the pulpit OF that church was filed
yesterday morning by Rev. Brown, and
in the evening by Rev. Gledhill.
Rev. Brown leaves in the morning for
his new field OF labor at CoshoctOn, and
not Cambridge, as the eompositors made
us say last week.
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PERSONAL MESrtoS.-POt c. Z Dwight
and Mr.. Spaulding Wallace are back from
'Creedmoor.
Ed. Clator viii so into training at
Pittsburgh, Wednesday or Thursday next,
for his race with LAyberger.
Rev. Wilding win deliver his lecture,
ITO Europe and Back in an Hour" a. the
Triadelphfs NJ. (. Church, Wednesday
evening next
Mr.. Clark HaneS returned on Saturday
evening from apleasant visit to the lakes.
Col. 7. p. ShallcroSs returned home yes
.terday, on briei visit, from Washington.
He is still on duty st the PoS;ofiee De
partment in Washington.
Mr.. Wagner, formerly teller at the Bank
Of West Va, 10Y in the Treasury Depart
meut at Washington, arrived yesterday,
on a brief visit TO his friends here,
Art. H. Mong returned home yesterday
from two weeks 'Sisitto Hagen;OWn, Nd.
MeSsrS Alex. LauShlin, u. B. c. Wright
and Others leave this morning for the
South Branch ofthe Potomac, where they
viii put in 4 week or ten days in fishing.
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River three feet eight inches
The Courier deparei ior Pukmbu
on Saturday At l0l O'Clock. =
The W. P. Thompson ar1Tei!rn Pr,
burgh At 8 O'Clock, on, owing to Tie byl
age Of her doCo0G, DID ga Hay itC q
cinnati until no,1n.
The local packets arrived and depGA
as usual.
The Hudson, Ei;h1 god TIP, dsyr4
for Cincinnati al ) ?. u.
The Mallie Racon all resume hf %,
this morning, leaving TOT Pa'kenbGgI
10! 4. ".
The Science departed Yesterday bth
HeSbur,. and will take the plAte d b
Courier, which has laid up q; Parken54
The tOxboa; HeAtheHnrt0n. Eth III
model barge loaded With ivn, th!E
al Ponepy Tor w1ai OF Ea;e:.
The Telephone, from Charleston, ilb
due tonight
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Sr~PrEEssGxo ISDnEST LrERATrKE-
John Mulrooner, 4 Pittsburgher, Was on
Saturday evening arrested BY Constable
Exley and taken before Justice Miller 70
answer 5 charge of vending indecent lii.
erature. Mnlrooney has been in the city
several days, distributing bills advertising
an obscene sheet published in Pittsburgh,
and known a the Eyr0Pn1, and on sat-
uFday Feceivedan instalment Of the papers
from headquarters and offered them tor
sale on the streets. Defendant plead tg.
noranee OF the Law, and promised the jus:
tiee that Il permitted TO 50 he would call
in all the mpershe could and burn them,
and not engage m the business In the To-
ture. His Honor, under these eircumstan-
ees diEhGrgedthe prisoner upon payment
Of costs.
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Ever since On. VIM. ". Giles, of 45l
Sixth avenue, extended a frank invitation
10 oEnens Of lame horses to bring their
equine property round TO his place Of bus,
iness for free treatment, the corner Of
Twenty-seven;h street and Sixth avenue
has come to resemble a hone fair. The
Doctors bold deSGne, which il thus thrust
upon the curious attention OF his neigh
bors, is basel on his earnest belief in his
IoIh .IElm0aUid LfniH6I, which is now
preferred to all Others by the chief stock
raisers and sporting men OF the country.
A valuable honse Of the writer's was
kicked on the hook. Swelling and lame-
ness ensued, rendering the animal nearly
worthless We were advised 10 Try GLa'
LaRiaRf, and Ire gratided TO say It acted
like a charm. About TIVE inches OF bone
came away, the sore healed up, and the
lane1eSs GndswellinS are last disappear.
ing. HERTWGKD BErcHEE
LYMAN ABBOTT, EdiOrL
LG-aa, List 4 Co, Agents.
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Az CSnESIARLE TEuIA-You dssr, .
tutier, andit you lead : saiSah.e. u11,I
sorry life in this beautiful Ho;ld. /, y,,Ss,
your own fault,-yogr gurezslnab. go
and skepticism, which IL, killed hSSS,L
Personal knoElede aud eomnoa snsNss
ing will soon show you that Gara, -
Flower will cure you o! Liver rozttgg
Dyspepsia, with all it. miserable ,5sas a
as sick stomach, hAbiiuA cstiTeseN o.
OF the head. nervous Psls;aall bT -
DC. It's sales nov reach even pngA
Western Continent, and n0 ! pu6sE
will tell you Of it. H0nfe:!z! tsNs Ia
can buy ASanp!e Bo;;!s !o' e aaa nm
doses WILL relieve. edAV
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" B4tpSEss OR DrrctEyrT -;
lists, or II the hair 1, grav' J.i % Al1S
natural youthful color can o. a&
using London Hair Color fst3Ns
most delightful article ever Sesoo+ I
American people for incrs,n. i9set u
restoring It's natural color mi !ht EvS
time a lovely hair dress!H. al STU,
Is totally different from ali Oh osaaaa= ]
or gummy, and free from III ;r' ~ "a.
ents that render many o,hst a.Eue Nd
i9usi In fact il ise1quidteIy aee ls
sleanly and elegantly prrfG,S laast x,
lasting hair dressing aud tcjis, % nah
J. A; TYSEs, a PEoxrSEsr r,,,
Wilson, \. C., writes: some T.. S'iitH
wite's hair commenced allis, a lNS
very thin and turned gny: Il, 'eS MI
London Hair ReStsreF In we d
healthy, the hair stopped hiiiS, saS
restored, and is now growing as @isS
Ask your druggist for LoS5sa VISggll
Restorer. Price, IS cent, a t.,,,Ja a4i q,
s.. Main Depot for the L ) sS ~ hs
street; Philadelphia. Sold br So7sSS
Co, Wheeling. "aS u
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SEFiovs AocrDEr.-On Saturday morn
ing III. Valentine Giesey, the carpenter,
mt with quite 4 serious accident while At
work 1t the residence of Mr.. John Rhein-
hardt, on Chapline street, between I'd
and ga streets He was upon the roof Of
shed in the e OF the house, doing some
shinSiinS, when the structure gave way
pnder ms weight and fell to the ground,
and MI. GieSey had one Of his elbows
bSdIy crushed 6y the falling tinbers. Mr..
Giessyis under careful and efficient surgi-
al treatment, and his recovery is conf
IDENTIFY expected
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To THE Hon. Peter Lawson o,..
England's manufacturer and Sae Sa
we indebted for the discover b
cation Of one Of the rrea,: 'I3 ~
which has been conferred on =, @ep
pie during the past century, aiHs
title discovery, Lawson: saa
rank among the first in impor.l,s Z
medical world, as an alleyia,or i w
RSal,, those f%e2rtully distressing is
many complaints which have X. .a!s
In the diseased nerves and muSJa 2
only Is II panacea Tor these de- y
q household remedy" Tor b.,J,I' y
iberia, burns, scalds, wounds ~
etc, etc. We are pleased n 1919
remarkable agent is finding ,l's ~
among our druggists. !&
Large new sizebottls % oenu ,Dd g
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\. B. c., MIcH-What should be done
to reduce IN enlargement OF tendon oi
forward leg, the back tendon, caused BY
grabbing It while trottinG. II il sound
now, / think. twas ixedlast spring. and
the morse turned out all summer. AA5nG.-
QiPed the hair, and apply Gla LRiEHa
hdiA ImRaoaid twice = day, until It I'M.
t2tes, when Temporarily discontinue, and
commence again. II IS the only remedy
that will permanently remove 4 chronic
enlargement OF this kind. Send TO Doctor
Giie, +5l sixth avenue, New York, who
viii furnish full! information.
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PIASo AND ORGAN TuSISG.-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. AL work guaranteed
satisfactory. Address,
C#JEI LucAs' Mrsc SToRE,
l227 Make, St:
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CHARLESTON AND WHEELING. - The
steamer Telephone, which has been run
ming during low water season in the Pitts
burgh aud Cincinnati trade, has dropped
out Of it and entered the trade for which
she was originally built, to wit: the Wheel.
ing and Charleston trade. This is, OF
coure, an experiment 1t is intended TO
make two trips per week. This will bring
Charleston and the Kanawha region in
closer connection in the matter OF trade
than they have been heretofore: will give
All opportunity to cultivate a closer init
macy between the two towns than has
heretofore existed. We do not see why
there should not be a paving commerce
between Wheeling and the Kanawha Val
ley. and il the facilities which will be az
forded by direct steamer connection are
supported BY proper effort on the part Of
our merchants and manufacturers we be-
lieve a trade may he secured which will be
mutually beneficial and satisfactory. As
We have said, the Telephone was built es-
pecially for the trade; she has proven her
self a good runner; she is we'll differed
and well equipped. We trust that her ex-
pertinent will prove what it ought to, 4
financial success.
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TEAxsEEE or RIAL EsTATE-The fol-
lowing deed in fee, tEansierringre real estate,
was admitted to record in the office Of the
Clerk OF the County Court, Saturday:
Deed made September l6, ISIS, by the
Greenwood Cemetery Association 70 &c.
VaniOssen, for the west half OF 10; No.
25s in Section Eof said cemetery; 50.
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FOE CPwAEDs or TmETT YEIr Mrs
WinsoE's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. 1t oorrects acidity OF the
stomach, relieves Wihi olic, regulates the
bowels, cures dyAmtp and diarkGa,
whether arising from iee;hing or other
causes. An old and well.tried remedy. =
.oaH q 6Gk. dAE
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HEADouARrERs FOR CHEAP GooDs.-
Good Muslin at sc, good Calicos al &c,
good Carpets At l5c; ine all-Wool French
Cashmers at Soc; Fancy Dress Goods from
6 to loo; everything else in proportion.
Call soon, ii yOu wish to save money, At
Nos. 20l9 and 213l Main street.
JoHS RoENER.
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TIrEC ouRrs.-CoUHrY CouRT- Jndge Boyd.
The following business was trarsactedin
this Court on Saturday:
Mary Englehart vs.. @. Kemp. The case
docketed and continued to another
day.
Karl Priebe, a native OF Germany, was
granted his papers OF citizenship.
Mondays trial list-Fleming VS.. McCor-
mack; Coulehan vs.. Groves; s. Raer 4
Sons VS.. Thomas Peppers and others;
Minton VS.. John and Maria McGannon.