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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-22
ZEE COUEES.
Yesierday's Proceedings i'm the DIf.
ferent judicial Bodies.
CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE MELVIN.

CIRCUIT COURT-JUDGE MELVIN.
In the ease of Margaret Wilson vs.
the city, the evidence was concluded, and
cause argued and the jury adjourned IN
til this morning.
In the case OF Ed. Christman vs.. Chss.
Hoffman, rIles were issued against John
Scarbroug, John S. Mitchell, Henry Rob-
inson, VIM. Hsller, Frank Rothacker, l..
Ortb, Jr., l.. Orth, Sr, Gus. RIgely, VIM.
Bailey, Moses Ray, Hugo Loos, John
Zoeckler, NJ. Edwards, h. N. Bowman to
appear at 2 o'clock p. NJ. Additional
rules IN the above case were issued
against John S. Mitchell and William
Bailey returnable at o'clock this morn
ing.
James II. Collins, of Belmont county,
Ohio, was admitted to practice in this
court.
In the case of Edward Christman VS..
Charles Hoffman, demurrer to plea OF
statute Of limitation OF one year was
overruled and replication TO plea de-
MED. Tie csse WAS put on trial at 3
O'Clock to the following jury: Martin
Ewing, A. L. Smith, VIM. Mabis, NJ. NJ.
Dunlsp, j. Vi WOrthen, II .. Oi e.
E. MendeI, Henry uervey John Arm
strong, 5. Z. Mccoy, Fred. Sturgeon and
Robert Crawford. Messrs. Crscrstt,
Davenport and Dovener for the plaintiff,
and Judge James P. Rogers, Good and
Arnett for the defendant. Case still on
trial
The attorneys for the defendants in
the case of the State vs.. Waugh an Others
charged with unlawful gaming, demurred
to the indictments, which was laid over
for argument until Saturday next.
Adjourned until o'clock this morn
ing.
MUNICIPAL COURT JUDGE cRAEMER.
Franklin Building Association vs..
Matthew McNabb ct a., in chancery.
Decree entered confirming sale Of prop
erty.
4. C. Dallison VS.. Bailey, Woodward
Il Co., in assumpsit. Demurrer to decla.
ration and each count thereof, and pleads
.assumpsit. Case continued until
September Term, 1878.
Z. Oslebay & Sons We. VIM. M. Hand
Ian, ct ais in sssumpslt, judgment in
favor Of the plaintiffs for $304l0.
Mary A. Brown W. Life Association Of
America, for Il policy OF $4,000 on the
death of her husband, was put on trial to
the following jury: P. B. Dobbins,
Israel Oldham, John w. Boring, Daniel
Whitehead, d. X. Irwin, Thomss g.
Britt, Peter Finch, Melvin Richards,
William Bodley, William Ellinghsm,
John White and William Fallour.
Adjourned until ten o'clock this morn
ing.
POLICE CoUBT-JUDGE CRANMER.
This court disposed OF four cases,
with fines ran ing from 81 to $40 and
costs
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BELLAIRE LOCALS.

a lodge of the Junior Order OF
American Mechanics has been organized
in BelsIre, to be designated Resolute
Lodge No. Is.
The Baron Manufacturing Company
during the year between April l, 1878
manufactured $3.50 worth Of lanterns
and pressed tin ware.
An unsupported industry has been un-
earthed by Mr.. Gorby, the Assessor in
the Third Ward Five bushels of salt
were made in that ward last year.
Bruce Cspito, the young man who was
so badly injured on the Bellaire and
Southwestern railroad the other day,
died on Monday evening, and was buried
Yesterday afternoon, from the residence
Of his uncle, City Commissioner McClel.
land.
The hail storm on Monday evening
did some damage in the city. a good
many windows were broken, the large
school house being particularly untortu'
nate IN this respect. Outside of the city
the damage was considerable. Negela-
bles and small fruits, and even grain, suf-
tered to 3 damaging extent. One gar
dener told US that most Of his crops were
totally ruined. A little boy who was
holding horse, being afraid TO lei 60
and seek shelter, was bruised terribly
about the face and head. Eleven stones
picked at random, some minutes sitter the
storm, weighed nine ounces. One stone
showed to US measured seven inches IN
circumference.
The time fol- holding the examination
of applicants for positions as teachers, has
been changed TO next Saturday, when the
Board will meet, as announced on Mon
day. The applicants Will be voted on on
Monday night.
Mr.. j. NJ. Richardson, of Gravel Hill,
has been appointed jsnitor of the Third
and Fourth ward school building.
The Bellalre and Southwestern Raj
road Company has succeeded in plsclng
bonds for the entire sum Of $4,000 re-
auired to complete the road, and the work
will be Immediately pushed to compile
ton. Arrangements were made TO 90 on
with the construction, at the me9ting OF
the Board of Directors at the Company S
office in this city.
The B. & 0. + r. Co.. will run ex'
cdrsion trains at half fare from AS iGr
west as Cambridge on the G. .. Div. the
Both. The St. Clsirsvilte narrow gauge
will also run connecting trains TO accom-
modate Company +, and the citizens
who desire to witness the parade. The
visiting military will have free dinner
spread at the tobacco warehouse.
The Board of Directors Of the Street
Railway Company elected Mr.. Ellison,
of Wheeling, President yesterday. The
election OF superintendent was deferred
until Thursday May 3Oth.
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A Citizen of wheeling Stands by the
Mayor Of SteubenViIie and Takes
Exception 10 sunday Excursions.

Editor OF the Register.
The reporters OF our daIlies have all
had "cbuckle" over the late Sunday ex-
cursion to SteubeDvllle. They seem to
think. rare Joke that the Mayor Of
our neighboring city should protest
against an lncursiOn OF Sabbath breakers.
They are evidently pleased with the con-
duct of our acting Mayor in treating
with indifference the respectful request OF
the Mayor of eubenville, and especially
pleased with the heroic spirit manifested
by the captain of the Express and his ex-
cursionists in their determination to in
yade peaceful city and disturb its Sab
bath quiet. "Whst right TO Sabbath rest
have these citizens OF StCubenville that
we are bound TO respect? What if our
visit is unwelcome. who asked the Mayor
for a welcome2 the rivers free and
we'll land where we please" And they
did lard. These noble men, by manly
effort, put aside all suggestions of pro-
priety and courtesy and forced their
company upon people who had politely
intimated that it was not wanted.
The law and order-loving people OF
this city ought to make some protest
against this wholesale defiance Of the
laws and wishes of another city. Some
of us feel that the citizens of SteubenviIIe
ought TO be assured that this utter disre-
gard of the wishes Of their chief eIocu-
tive does not meet with the approval
which entire silence on our part might
indicate. l. there not such thing rs
municipal courtesy, and ought it not to
be scrupulously respected Let Steuben-
vile defy the officially expressed wishes
of this city aGd would we not have Just
cause for indignation?
This subject must assume more import
arce in our eyes when it is considered
that this Is bu, the beginning of a whole
series of similar excursions. Judging
from the experience OF last summer, our
streets will soon be filled on Sabbath
DAYS with noisy crowds and
bands Of music. Steamboats,.
railroads and street cars will be doing a
thriving business in breaking down Sab
bath quiet and promoting the spirit OF
lawlessress, and in robbing their en-
plovees and horses Of their God given
rest. ii any check is to be put upoL this
evil tendency, then it would be well If
other cities followed the example Of Steu-
beuvile, and, if they cannot by force
prevent, At least discountenance earnest
iy this growing practice. 1t is time, too,
that Christian people and ministers
should speak and make their infence felt
in the same direction, for they are not
ignorant Of the fact that the breaking
down Of the Sabbath is the opening of
the foodgstes of all kinds OF unlawful
and wicked acts. CITIZEN.
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Trustee's Sale of Real Estate.

ny VIRTUE OF 4 DEED or IROSJ
Is made to me by Richard Nolan ana
Margaret Nolan his wife, dated May O.,
IS7I. and recorded in the Otice OF the Slerk
OF the County Court Of ohio county, west
Virgiuia, in deed OF trust book NO. :, pages
Is and III, will sell at public auction on
SATURDAY, JUNE l, 1878,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. M, at the
font door of the Court House, IN the city
Of Wheeling. the following described real
estate. that is TO say: rhe ives, or alley
mart of the south II tlf OF lot 1876, situate on
The west side OF old Fourth street, anu
north of old Union street, that is 10 say 80
much of said halt lot as fronts on the alley
running eaStwardiy towards old Fourth
street. about 46 feet, more or less, together
with the buildings thereon. .,-,,...
Tha title TO the above property is belieV-
ed TO be una teStiouable, but selling as
trnStee 1 shall only convey such utle as is
vested in me by virtue oil SAID deSo Oh
tr,,st ThOS. OBJ %lEN,
oot Trustee.
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Dramatic Entertainment.

There is every reason to believe that
the members OF the Whelan Literary
Society, who have consented TO give an
entertainment on Friday evening, at
Westwood's Hall, for the benefit OF St.
Mary's Psrochisl School, will meet with
q cordial reception on that occasion. A
programme has been selected which
promises well, and the fact that Mr.
Charley Miller will favor the audience
with some songs in his inimitsble style,
will alone ~ sufficient to fill the house.
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A Warning To Boys.

About six o'clock yesterday afternoon
little four year old boy, son Of Mr..
Luther Dungsn, residing in Ritchietown,
had the misfortune to break his forearm
badly. He had climbed into q wagon
standing near hts fathers residence, and
the horse starting up suddenly, be was
thrown cut and TO the ground with such
violence as to result as above stated. DR.
j. II. Pipes was summoned and set the
fracture. The little feI ow Is doing q;
well as could be expected.
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Chapline street VI f. sunday school.

The exercises next Sunday st this
school Will consist of what may, perhaps
with propriety, be called service OF
song. At recent meeting it was deemed
expedient to change the music books, and
alter careful examination, during which
the merits OF all the lately published
Sunday school music books was discussed,
the one called Welcome TIdings" was
adopted. On next Sunday they will be
used for the first time, and the services
connected Herewith will be more than
usually interesting.
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Two Boats Broken.

Yesterday, while out in scull boat
VIM. Pine met with the accident of run
ming under the tow boat Horn brook :
float st the wharf. He was thrown out
and narrowly escaped drowning, while
the boat passed under the float snd was
caught below the lower end Of it, after
having been broken. The other one was
broken by Robert Spiedel, who rowed
against railroad tie that WAS floating in
the river near the LaBelle landing.
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Sent 10 Jail.

Yesterday morning Ferdinand Drum
moud, an East Wheeling cripple, was
brought before Squire Caldwell on the
complaint Of Christian FeddersoD, who
charged said Drummond with attempt
ing 10 outrage the person OF Lena Fed
derson, an eight-year old daughter of the
complainant. Monday evening. In de-
fault O: 5000 bail, DIummond was sent
to jail 20 await the action of the next
grand inrN
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BOardofPublic works.

At the meeting Of this board yesterday
morning, sill the members were present
except Attorney General Robert White.
The object of the meeting was to re-
celve certain resolutions, (which were
given in yesterdays KEGIsTER) from the
citizens OF the First and Second wards,
relative to improving the Peninsula
road.
Action on the matter was deferred until
some future meeting of the board.
Having no other business on hand the
board adjourned Slae de.
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Broke His Arm.

Mr.. William Gray, q respectable farm
er living near Cameron who has been for
some days on visit to friends residing
near this city while driving to town a
day or two since tried to pass q wagon
in place where the road was too mar
row and in doing so his vehicle was upset,
throwing HIM out and breaking his arm.
He was brought to town when DR.. ). IL
Pipes who WAS called to visit him set the
injured member Mr.. Gray is row re-
covering
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The Singing Telephone.

Last night, about IL o'clock, sweet
strains of vocal music were waited to our
ears while within the Western Union
telegraph Office, aud in looking around
for the songster, we discovered that the
musical strains came from an instrument
on one of the extension tables, AMI upon
inquiry we were told thst Manager Nor
gan was singing through a telephone
constructed at his residence on tie
Island. Every word uttered was as dis
tinctly heard as if the singer bad been in
the room where we sat. AS an operate
singer, Manager Morgan has few equals,
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Editor OF the Register
ADJLPUUs BENEDICT,
OF the St. Louis Republican.
RirthdaY Celebration.

Mr.. Henry Ebeling, the Oldest musi-
cisns in this city and an efficient men,
Der of Krgmer's band, celebrated, last
evening, in his customary jollity, his 72i
birthday at lis residence, No. 2OO3 Eof
street. As deserved compliment to the
Nestor OF the band, Kramer's faithful
compsniUrs fastened to give him a SER
enade of the finest selections. This kind.
ness was reciprocated by ole of the most
hilarious receptions, over which Mr.. Eb-
cling and his daughter so we'll understand
to preside and which impress so deeply
that time is fiyhty. TIE members OF
the band wish Mr.. Ebeling many happy
returns.
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Tile RESULT.

After an investigation, Mr.. Kemple
was fined 81 and costs, and bonded in the
sum of $500 and the embryo scribe was
liberated. So endeth another war on
gentlemen of editorial and literary
instrE
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FOR SALE.

IoFFER FOR SALE MY RESIDENCE
and Grounds, 4 mile east of the City on
the National road, at the terminus OF the
Elm Grove railroad.
There are some IA acres of land, with the
choicest fruits and shruooery. Inc nouSe
Contains all conveniences of gas, water,
&c. and is In perfect order, Staollng'
rreen house, ice house, milk mousse
henery, SC, convenient, -.,. l.,
Terms easy. Improved city proPerty IN
wheeling or Baltimore, Will be taken In
p'ay npiv 10 myself until the l5ih OF May;
or fbat time to Mr.. Cbambers HerVey.
aiCSr " SAMUEL LAUGHLlN.
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Missing.

James Wiggerton, tobacconist and
CLEARWATER of Bridgeport, left few
DAYS since for Bellsire to purchase leaf
tobacco and has not been heard from
since. II is feared that he has been foul
" dealt with, as he was supposed to have
had a considerable sum of money with
HIM at the time of his leaving home.
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RnmI Race.

Arrangements tor boat race between
G. Schneider of the Hsberstcik boat club
and G. Heller, of the Stern Oil bost
club, both of this city, have been made
for S25 aside. The race will take place
between the hours of five and SIX o'clock
next Saturday over the course from the
Suspension bridge, to the lower end Of
Island. Schneider's weight is 100 pounds
and Heller 100.
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Glass BaIITrap Shooting.

Day before yesterday Messrs. Joseph
Beuter, Jack Shroales, Charles kryter
and Joseph Green, had a set to at glass
bail trap shooting near the Sisters" a
few miles above the city. Joseph Beuter
broke twenty-three balls out of a possible
twenty-five and came out the victor. The
other gentlemen each scored twenty
three. THIS is the first of the season.
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Officers commissioned.

Yesterday, Governor Mathews issued
commissions to officer John w. M. APP
pleton, Captain; Peter FoAtsine, First
Lieutenant, and G. 7. Snyder, Second
Lieutenant, all of Company ga" OF
Charleston, this State. The company Is
composed OF about sixty members, who
express willingness to do or die for
glory on the field of carnage.
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STori! at once. If you SEQ your nurse
giving the baby either laudanum, pare
goric, or any soothing remedy contain
ing opistes, stop It a. once. II you wsnt
a good medicine for your children, get
DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup, warranted to con-
tain nothing injurious, but safe and eff
Gent. Price % cents.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
:oF
MAS BREWERY &c,
In the Municipal Court of Wheeling:
Christian Burke, who sues, &C,
w.
Margaretha Mas, administrators OF David
Mas, decd, and Others,
~ CuANCERY

The undersigned, Special Commission.
erS. hereby give notice that by virtue OF
the authority vested in them by decree
made bv said court in the above entitled
cause on the bth Jay OF April 1870 'HeS
SATURDAY, THE STH DAY OF JUNE,
1875, sell at public auction, at the front
door of the court House OF ONO county
West Virginia, in the city of W heeilng' To
the highest and best bidder, the real estate
OF which said David Mas, dec a. uleu
seized and possessed, to-Wlt: The piece OF
land, containing about TWO ana ohe-uaI
acres. on which said David Mas had nus
residence and brewery at the time OF ms
death, which was conveyed 10 him by one
Franz Hegner and wife by deco dated
March 10, 1857, and now of record IN the
Clerks office OF the County Court OF sara
county in deed book NO. II, page III ana
described in said deed as follows: front
ing ON the continuance OF Market street
ninety feet, more or less; thence running
with Hofiman's line northeast one nun
bred and ten feet; thence north 10 BASIN
field & McMcchen'S line; thence east 10
John McLures line; thence with MS line
about 800 feet: thence west 10 Holman 5
line, the place of beginning.
Also, lot No. QO4) one hundred ana lour,
on the nOrlhwes corner OF Fourth (alely
called Bank street aud Coal street, 'front.'
ing 50 feet on Coal street and running west
west with Fourth street 100 feet, beng
same lot conveyed 10 said DAVID Mas by
Joseph Bell and wife, by deed dated
October 8. 1861. and now OF Re cord in said
Clerks Office in deed book No. 50, page
III. All OF said real estate being In SAID
city, county and state.
TERMS or SALE-One-fOurth of the pur-
base money, or such greater sum as the
purchaser may elect to pay, in cash the
residue in three equal instalments, each
bearing interest from the day of sale ana
payable respectively in six, twelve ana
eighteen months after the day OF sale, the
purchaser to give bonds with personal
security thereon satisfactory TO the under
signed Tor said deferred ayments, ana the
title o be retained until payment In iuI'
OF the purchase money.
LEWIS :. JORDAN,
ALFRED CALDWELL,
Special Commissioners.
I T. HERVhY AuctiOneer mail
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LIVE SIOS IA
wheeling stock Yards

WHEELING, May H.
Live stock received Al The Whee..fg
Stock Yards during the Ia. week
Csttle-ArriYAls - head; 'od, coz
and bulls 3@,3tc; medium steers or l'..'
ers 35G4c; choice cattle 4a4;5 hsp'-
cattle cold last week 81 81 JOgD WP'
100 pounds. r.,sc
Hogs-No arrivals marke! d1'. 81 "9
BIC. lid
Sheep-Arriyals IS head cold, "o'.''
4i@5c.
Lambs In fair demand.
Calyes-In fair demand.
Fresh Cows-In good dsmah' %
S25 OOa,45 90 per head.
WH BAYHA, HeTelay
chicago.
CHrcAGo, Msy H. The Dr s.i.
Journal reports boy receipts j. w -,
,bIpmort, $500 bead. Mark! hin 50
active; CHOICE heavy s. ljNa5 D. ~ !;
seady; light So lDG@ ID mlI'l =
N.3 - All sold. ,4f..
Cassie Receipts 1909 heaH -,
ents 200 ncsI. Market '.o~ -, 8.
.haae wesker;,bipping 81 2oei 49,, 80;
and stockers Gull a. 81 1901 ~ D.,' 80
firm; cows 81 5OG4 3ji balh y w
3 %; calves 50 50Cg5 80. -...-,.
Receipts go head MAi's' -
changed; sales a. g. GjleB TO-
East Liberty.
EAsT LrBEETY, Msy Zl.-Cs".s[-iia.,,
ceipts to-day 2s6 head s.I io' ''~ -'''
selling at 81 75(g5 Is. y.g,4
Hoss-ReceipIs 800 hesdi J o,1. 81
81 25(ay3 IS; Phi.sdeIphia y ''S" w
market dull. .,t..A,s.
Sheep-Receipts .,-1sy 500 L''''
ling At 20 1901 Is.
Cincinnati, M
CrscIssATI, Asy 2L-Hog'-t,t,
and lower; common 81 5 or -, -
81 g5a3 10; packing 81 Oy9@ i .o5 - -
ers' So l5(d,3 Is. Receipts 20"
shipments LOO head.
NJ. Louis. u,
ST. LOUIS, Nay 2l.-hogi- -a,.s1
sctiye and Sc lower; light 70 good 90 80.
81 s5(a,3 O5; packing 81 sOC9% ~, ~ ,s.I
ers' 81 lO,a3l5. Receipts ~"
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WAsTED-By every one who has an
intelligent conception of its value
Health. Health depends upon the pos
session of pure blood and pure blood is
the sure possession Of those who use DR..
Bulls Blood Mixture, acknowledged as q
superior blood purifier.
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II you want 70 see an article that
works wonders, Just try bottle Of
NcLain'S Pictorial Cough Syrup. It
will relieve more Coughs than anything
re ever saw.
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DRY GOODS.


NEW YORK, May 2L-Dry Us u,cs,,s
Business remains qgleI ~ .,ssdJ
houses. Cotton goods in ligbI CO. .Is.s,,isgi
request. Peppsrel fine oroW9 'A. .r.ss.
slightly reduced in price oy yi,Tssat
Prints moving slowly. STAPLE gig oing
in fair demand. Printed lawns ms og,s
well. Mems wear wooiens - tsrlJ
request, bat wOrssed coaiins'
active.
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Sale of Stock.

Yesterday Auctioneer Hervey, of the
firm OF Hervoy IL Freese, sold five shares
of the Bellsire Mill stock AZ S92 per
share, par value SlCO.
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Mothers, Morhcr~. uoncr.

Don't tail to procure Mr.. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup for al diseases OF teeth
ing in children. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures wind colo, regu stas the
bowels, snd, by giving relief md heslsh
to the child, gives rest - the mother.
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY
lanters and GARDENERS, Loqk to Your In.
JeTesIS!
Vitative Compound!

or SEED AND PLANT 1SvIGoRAToRi
For Increasing the Uitdi force and carly
4nntnfty Of Seeds and Plants Patented
April Il, 1874 Better, cheaper and more
easily applied than any known fertilizer
InsureS sure crops, large yield, and Des-
tau ION OF insects. is purely chemical IN
its character, and contains, in condensed
form, those ingredients so generally det-
cient In >oil, and which are essential 10
Immediate and certain termination OF
seed and rapid growth of plants. Atten-
ton OF Tobacco aud Cotton Growers is in
vlIed TO this article. Put up in 5Oc.,
eI.OO and 81 90 packages. sent by mail
on receipt OF price. send for descriptive
circulars. Liberal terms to reliable agents.
WAUGAMAN q CO., care Geo. Bingham
Adams TX. Co, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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TEY the Pstent Safety Broller Cooks
10 perfection over any fire st. a moments
notice, An unequslIed kitchen gem Z.
Il. Sweeney, sole agent, lower end mar
ket house.
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OF for ti.e PeniIeuIiary.

Patsy o. Donnell, who was recently con-
victed by the Circuit Court, for larcency
and sentenced to two years Imprisonment,
was conveyed to the Penitentiary yester-
day BY Tailor Pat Daley.
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a Card.

The rumor that is in circulation about
the city, to the effect that am about to
form partnership with Mr.. G. Neuhsu-
sen is incorrect. q. EHNI.