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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-13
THE CHURCHES.
where Spiritual Consolation Will be
Found Tomorrow.

First Presbyterian Curch, Chspline
street. Preaching by the pastor, Rev.
u. A. Cunningham, d. D., st lO7 A. N.
and Il ". Bible C ass conducted by
Judge Crsnmer in the Lecture Room ST
~ Sabbath afternoon.
At the Reformed Episcopal Church,
Wiesel Hall. Rev. f. II. Jenkyns will
otficiate. Morning services at lGoOi
evening at 1870. Sabbath School at y
A. NJ.
First Baptist Church, corner OF
Twelfth and Byron streets, Young
mems prayer meeting at "a. NJ. Presch-
irg 81 lO1 An. Sunday school at +! P
NJ Rev. W. z. Long will present the
claims of the Bible cause IN this city and
State. Preaching by the pastor at ! P.
NJ. Fruits unto holiness. Prayer meet
ing on Wednesday evening.
Subject of sermons at the English
Lutheran Church, by Rev. I, w. Ruth
rauti: Morning-"He beheld the city
and wept over it." Eyening-"Fsith
cometh by hearing, and hearing by the
word OF God
The subject of Bishop Ksin's Lenten
discourse 81 the Cathedral tomorrow
afternoon at 5 o'clock will be, is 1t the
real Body and Blood Of Christ which We
receive in Holy Commuuion2'
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RignoIdIn Henry v.

The world-iamous George Riglold will
be able to give Wheeling two nights OF
Shakespeare at the termination of his
engagement in Brooklyn, New York,
and will appear at the Opera House on
Easter Monday and Tuesday evenings
next week. The spectacle promises to be
the grsndest ever presented 20 Wheel
ing audience. Mr.. Rignold brings with
him all the magnificent effects used by
him at the Grand Opers House, in New
York City. There are forty-.wo
speaking characters in his company.
supplemented by one hundred suzIlia-
ries. Accompanying him will be his cell.
ebrsted white charger, "Crispin,' who
has accompanied him wherever his grand
personstion has been presented, and with
which, as Henry 7, he makes his trI.
umphsl entry into London. A French
lady accompanies Mr.. Rignold specially
fitted TO impersonate the Princess. Our
readers have Cause for rejoicing that they
will have an opportunity of hearing Mr..
Rignold, and of witnessing one Of the
most brilliant spectacles Of the age.
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The Most Precious Of CHS.

Health Is undeniably a more precious
gift than riches, honor or power. Who
would exchange II for these, the chief
objects Of human ambition? 1t is obyi.
ously the part OF wisdom 20 employ means
Tor the preservation ofhealth and the pro-
IougatIon Of lie which time and exper-
fence have proved TO be reliable. Many
Of the dangers By which health IS threat
ened may be nullifed b. the use Of that
most Irresistible Of corTectives and tonics
Hostetter's Stomach BItters, which, by in
creasiug vital power and rendering the
physical functions regular and active,
keeps the system n good working order
and protects it against disease. For con.
stipauon, dyspepsia, liver complaint.
nervousness, kidney and rheumatic all
ments, ft Is invaluable, and IL affords a
sure defence against mslarfal levers, be-
sides removing every trace OF such diEeass
from the system. Half a wlnezlassfuI
taken before meals improves the appetite
and insures com lets digestion aud as
similatlon.
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A Handsome present.

Thursday evening the members Of
Nelson Lodge No. 80, A. F. " A. NJ.
presented DR.. George Baird with very
handsome Past aMster's jewel, as token
of their esteem of his ,ervlces rendered
the Lodge and fraternity during the
eleven years he served as WorshiptuI
Master of Nelson Lodge. The jewel con-
sists of u silver wreath, on the smooth
side of which wss inscribed: "From the
members OF Nelson Lodge, No. so, A. +.
IL a. NJ, June u, 1873, TO George Baird,
eleven years Worshipful Master" Rest
ing on an arc and in the centre of the
wreath Is compass, in which is pic
ture Of the sun. E, g. C!scraft on be-
half of the Lodge, presented the jewel
with an appropriate speech. The Doctor
replied IN a neat little speech In which ne
than ked the members who had bestowed
the gift upon him.
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Affection of a Brute.

One OF the most touching evidences of
affection on the part OF dog to a boy
was witnessed in South Wheeling yester-
DAY. The little fellow, not yet two years
old, came toddIing along Chspline street,
accompanied by q dog, and had started
down Thlrty-tOurth toward the river
when Mr.. Fer7al, the B. Il q. Waterman,
who hsd seen the movements of both the
little boy and the dog, sent larger lsd
after the baby by whom he was returned
to his fathers residence on Eoff street
nesr Thirty-frst, The noble animal
would not let the stranger touch the
baby until after he had thoroughly con-
WINGED himself that everything WAS right.
The joy of the parents ~ receiving their
lost treasure was unbounded.
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Personalities.

Rev. J. NJ. RuthrauI, of Washington
Vile, Ono, reached the city to-day by q,
Il +. r. R, and breaches Mt the English
Lutheran Church tomorrow. Mr.. r is
said to be q young man ot fine ability.
4. }. Sweeney, a. 5. Harden, j. 7
Harden, A. Z. ? xton and Samuel Pat
terson, have secured births in the splendid
steamer City OF Berlin, of the lnman
Line, and will sail May fourth The
tickets were purchased OF John Boihn,
agent of the line.
l.. L. Grim, NJ. Il. Brenton, II. A.
Ward and lady, VIM. Chnstmsn and
lady, of Washington, Pa were register
cd at the Mcclure las, night.
The wife and family OF Rev. +. II.
JENKINS arrived in our city Tuesday.
We are glad to learn that Mr.. J. has Sc
cured pleasant dwelling house on Viz
ginis street, near South Broadway, Is
land,
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rHEmARrIN,s rERRY DISASTER.
Funeral of Young Ackim Yesterday
-MiIIIgan to be Buried To-Day.

Funeral of Young Ackim Yesterday
-MiIIIgan to be Buried To-Day.
Martins Ferry looks charming in its
gay spring robe of fresh young leaflets
and its peach orchards in full blossom,
and presents striking contrast to the
barren and brown hill on the opposite
side of the river. Although nature was
CAV Yesterday, humanity was filled with
sorrow. The awful shock OF the terribly
sudden death OF three OF her brightest
and best sons, still weighs upon the usu-
sllv busting little town. The boys who
were drowned belonged to some OF the
best families here, and were universal
favorites among their school.
mates and associates. Two OF
them, McKim aud Crowle, were
mem bers Of the United Presbyterian
Church. and we're good boys in every
sense of the word. The feeling among
the towns people is one of deep and SIN
cere sorrow and regret, and they throng-
ed to the houses OF the stricken parents TO
endeayor TO tighten their burden OF sur
row by kindly words aud sympathetic
deeds. The body OF Frank McRim, was
buried yesterday in the family grave
ward at Portland.
The funeral services at the house IN
Martins Ferry were impressively rem
dered by Rev. Weir of the U. 7. Church
Over two hundred people were present,
the majority of whom were the young
friends of the decease. After the cere-
mony the body was exposed, and the
long line OF sobbing boys and girls,
old men and women passed
slowly by it to catch a parting glimpse
of the well known face. The counte-
nance was little distorted, the lips
sbriveled and blue, and dark rings ap-
reared under the eyes. Four boys about
sixteen wears OF age acted as pail bearers,
and tenderly carried the coffin to the
depot and placed it on the afternoon
train. A large party OF relatives ana
friends accompanied the corpse to Port
land. where MIR. McKlm formerly re-
sided, and at that place they were met
by a crowd of friends and proceeded to
the grave yard a. cnce.
Milligen will be buried in the Martins
Ferry Cemetery at ten o'clock this
morning. The body of young Crowl
has been actively searched Tor with
drag hooks, but up to o'clock last night
It had not been recovered.
The part which young Greer took IN
the affair was most noble and praise
WORTHY one. When he found himself IN
the river he did not lose his selt.Posses-
sion, but took of his coat and saved Jor-
dsr5s life nv helpirg him on top of the
skiff. He then swan of to the shore for
aid. He is praised on every hand for his
courage, aud it is intimsted that some
testimonial will be offered him.
Young Milligsn's mother has been III
for some time, and when she was inform
ed of her sons death, she was taken with
violent spasms and Tor time her life was
de.paired of, but at present she is better.
Ii is feared that Crowds body will not
be found, "a the current Is very rapid at
this spot and it probably was carried
down the river.
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LATEST STYLES of spring shoes just re-
ceived at L. V. Blends No. ll35 Main
street.
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TEMPEKANCE NOTES.
PARKERs' HALL.

There was large and enthusias-
tic temperance meeting at this hall last
evening. The services were begun by
Vice.President Bird reading selection
from the Holy Scriptures. George w.
Atkinson WAS then introduced and spoke
sbodt one hour. There will be meetings
at the same place this evening and 20
morrow, at which there will be good
speakers present.
MISS DUTY, Of Cleveland addressed
the audience at the Fourth Street NJ. L.
Church last night DR.. George closed
the exercises.
TIE usual meeting will be held at
Mozart Hall tonight.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

CLERKS OFTICE BoAEDH ,g'i'sir5
WHEELIsg ApiA D. q
Eealed Proposals Will Do T'.r..l7l, AZ.
Office until q O'Clock. noon Ap'"
the following county "'iA'
HACADANIziSD.
10 cubic yards on B0gz.s ~, .si-
t1eeD SatlGual road and 200. n. -
1850 CUBIC yards on hr'i thl'
G. aP. road, above GreEs.,gI.Iii9'' kAt--.
LOO cubic yards on y. 81 Ll5s~f
niks betwssn Clinton and hSs s' - ..
10 emo yards on Wsi 49,, !.
Rouey's Point, north u Ai'1''
Greek. ,....,.sI tssr.'a
Wheeling and Glenn. ID. Boay
10 cubic yards On hs'''N-
road.
10 cubic yards sscOud-cl9s
run above EyIis'. on River rpaa.. n ti'.
stone must be ~ best q1A'.'y, ,sfsc
Limestone, delivered 10 shlnS'
three inch guags and .pitss., ,asFg .
Bidder are requested N ;Ls -
for the sOft limestone lLs''@
finished a. ABOVE. y.,l. ~ 7.
BIDS must be Dy The cube ~ a Safss'
for each road the name
each bidder IN iulI ,-.,g gr1Es r.
the ComInities on Roads ana =. i.i 5.ss
serve the right 20 reject any % Sal.sl0ss'.
Ry order Of the Board ~ LIZ, - ~. C.Si.
~ CHA-. II. DkII 81 ~
VIC. SMITH. County EhsiN
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Impor,anttoC close Cash Buyers.

Mess. Emsheimer Bros. Will offer 5000
yards one-quarter Percsle at Sc; 5000
yards best Sprague prints at 43c.; heavy
Black silk at 70 and S5c.; heavy Hand
Loom Silk st Sl.l5; heavy Plain Colored
Silks at BOO; fifty dozen Half Hose at
l23c. This is big drive. Ten pieces
Black Csshmeres at IS and 25ci Lupin's
al wool forty inch Cashmere at &c.,
Psrasols from l5c upwards; Wool and
Silk Fringes cheap; Buttons and fancy
goods in immense variety St rock bottom
prices; ladies Alpscs Suits st $500 one
hundred ladies Linen Suits at $l25.
These cannot be touched tor bargain
anywhere else. Remember they have
removed from their old stand to TIA
Main street, three doors below.
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( THERMOMETER
W. q,
ConNict Labor Meeting.

The meeting at the Nail City Boat
Club House tonight, in furtherance of
the movement in opposition to convict
labor, where it comes into competition
with honest men, will be one OF unusual
interest. Some good speeches may be
looked for IS some of the representative
men have been fortitying themselves
with facts, which will be laid before the
public at that time. Let every one,
whether he be q working or professional
man, attend.
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THERE'S millions IN it," at least a
person would think so were he to 90
into the groceries and zee the many
cheap baking powders which are food
ing the market at present, but our grocer
tells US that, although McLsin's Powder
costs him about five cents n poun more
than many others which he can buy, he
can't have the store without It. 1t is
without doubt as pure an article SIS can
be found in the city. Ask your grocer
for MCLain's.
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PROPOSALS.
- OrFGcE RoARp oF CoMMIssIoN,s.

CLERKS OFFICE BOARD OF COMMISSIONS,
WHEELING, W. VA, April 3, 1873. I
Proposals will be received gt this Office
until tuesday, April 9Th, at y O'Clock
noon, for the erection II about ~ rods Of
board fence along the line between =. H..
Woodward's and the Jacobs estate, on the
east side OF Wheeling and Elm Grove
county road, panel to be 10 feet long, five
boards high, with two locust posts al each
panel. Specifications TO be seen at this
office.
The engineer reserves the right 10 reject
any or all bids.
by order OF the Board OF Commissioners,
CHA-. IL. DEITERS, Clerk.
W. c. SMITH, County Engineer.
The above time Is extended 10 tt ES-
DAY, April 10, 1873. aplO
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

state OF West Virginia, in the Municipal
Court OF Wheeling:
Emma b. Carter,
vs.. lin Chancery
Martin Linden and others,
By virtue OF a decree entered by said
court in the above entitled cause on the
sd day OF January, 1873, the undersigned,
who were appointed Special Comm lSSi on
ers Tor the purpose, will, on
SATURDAY, MARCH 80, 1873,
At 10 o'clock A. NJ, proceed to sell al public
auction. at the 'front.' door OF the Court
HOuse OF ohio county. West Virgin a, the
following described real estate, to-wii: 4
piece or parcel of grOu nd situate on the
east side of McCollUch street, in that Uart
OF the city OF Wheeling known as East
Wheeling, bounded and described as tot
lows: Beginning on the east side OF McCol-
lOch, late Fulton street, on the LOckman
line, now Mccartney line; thence \. AZ
L. 10 poles 10 stake at Wheeling Creek.
thence down said creek and binding
thereon =. 500 F.. 44-lOO poles TO e stake /;
thence :. i0l9' W. 10 poles 10 a stake in the
line Of HcCollOch street; thence with the
east side of McColloch street n. 1917 W,
) 5G-lOJ poles to the beginning.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third,a and as much
more as the purchaser may be willing TO
pay, in cash on day of sale; the balance in
two equal installmentS at nine and
OF sale. with interest, the purchaser giving
his bonds for the dsierra q payments, and
the title TO said real estate TO be retained
until the purchase money shall have been
paid in iull.- X. G. BARR,
W. J. W. COWDEN,
fe21i Special Commissioners
The above sale is adjourned until SAT-
URDAf, April s, 1873 AT 10 o'clock AN.
r. G.. BARR,
w. j. ". COWDEN,
apl Special Commissioners.
The above sale has been adjourned until
SATURDAY, April H. 1878. at 10 O'clock
A. M.
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AnAttemn, do Rurn a RuiIding.

Last night about IL o'clock, William
Tracy, watchman at the Baltimore and
Ohio depot, discovered barrel OF paper
placed against the business house OF
Joseph Speidel u Co. on fire. Mr..
Tracy speedily fastened to the place and
extlncWshed the flames before any SER
ious damage resulted. Had it not been
FOR Mr.. Tracy's wa.chfulness, in all pro-
babilty confagrsuon would have been
the consequence.
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River ews.

The marks last evening indicated =
feet inches and swelling slowly.
The RsgOn departed Tor Psrkersburg
Yesterday on time with fai: trip.
The Thanhsuser departed for Msts.
morss yesterday 1t 1890 A. NJ.
The Hudson arrived from Cincinnati
at & o'clock last evening with good
trip. She will leave on her return trip
tins afternoon st 3 o'clock. The Hudson
Is one OF the most popular bosts on the
Ohio, and passengers gong down the
river will find her so. L. ID. List has
charge OF the office.
The O'Nesl leaves for Pittsburgh this
morning at seven O'Clock.
The Courier is the mail packet this
morning for Parkersburg and all way
landings.
The Salt Valley is duo up tonight aud
Katie StOckdsle in the morning, both
bound for Pittsburgh.
The Granite State passed down last
night FOR Cincinnati.
The John L. Rhosies leaves Pitts
burgh to-day for ST. Louis. She will
pass here some time tonight.
The local packets arrived and departed
on time yesterday with fair trips.
The Fanny Tatum has Withdrawn
from the Pittsburgh and st. LOUIS trade
and entered the st. Louis and Cincinnati
trade.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, April l2-River 4 feet
4 inches and rising. Weather fair and
mild.
VIcKsGURG, April Weather clear;
mercury IS. River fell II inches. Up
-Centennisl Illinois river, Down
Lee and Golddust.
New ORLEANS April l2.-Arrived-
Ashland, Arkansas river. DEPARTED
Smoky City and tow, Seminole and tow,
Pittsburgh. Weather clear and warm.
NASHVILLE, april l2.-Riyer falling
with feet scsnt on the shoals. Arrived
Silver Thorne, Evansville; Eddyville,
Cairo. DeParted-Eddyyille, Care.
EVANSVILLE, April 12.-W Weather
raining. River Is feet and rising. Up
-Idlewild and Maggie Smith. Down
Robert Mitchell, Guthrie Charley
Bowen and tow. Business light.
ST.. LOUIS, April 2.-ArrIyed-Flem-
ing, Peru; Rob Roy, Keokuk. Departed
Rob Roy, Keokuk; Tatum, Pittsburgh.
The river fell 3 inches, with IA feet in
ches above low water mark. Weather
clear and warm.
CINCINNATI, April l2.-Riyer IA feet
inches and falling. Weather clear and
pleasant. Arrived-Rucker and Emma
Graham, Pittsburgh; Mary Miller, st.
Louis. Depsrted-Andes, Wheeling;
RIcker, Missouri river.
CAIRO, April 12.-River % feet
inches and rising. Weather cloudy and
warm. ArrIved-E. NJ. Norton and
Fashion, Ohio river John A. Scudder,
and Maude 81. Louis; Departed Fash
ION and Norton, st. Louis Anderson,
Nashville.
MEMPHIS, April l2-Westher clear
and pleasant. River rose inches. Ar
rived-Ci.y Of Helena and II G. Jaeger,
st. Louis; Katie Hooper, Arkansas river.
Daparted-City Of Helena, Vicksburg;
Grand Tower, st. Louis; Shinkle, Gin
cinnsti.
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PETIT JURORS.

The following named gentlemen con
stitute the petit jury for the same Court,
to meet It 9 o'clock Tuesday morning, 10
Washington DIstrct-Chsries Hof
man, Louis Roth, George hltson, AM
brose S. List, Charles Kline.
Madison DEtrict-John S. Trimble
James S. White, Meyer Heyman, Jonn
w. Z. Smith, John Mcclure.
Clay District-A. ID. Sesmon, n. II
VancIeve, Alex S. Gillespie, Benjamin
Davenport.
Union DGtrict-Albcrt Christmsn
William Ellinghsm, P. B. Dobbins
Charles Krsus.
Centre District-John Berry, Henry
Williams, Albert Smith.
Webster Distrct-A Q. Ecf, D. w.
Z. Polsel q. w. Dean, 7. ". Weitzsl.
Richie District-John V. Davis. Jesse
S. Wheat, Jesse Lltten, Jacob Burke.
Richlsnd District-Abram McCoIIoch,
A. d. Garden, Alb. Ridsely, John 5. Gil
lespie.
Triadelphia District-Samuel Roney,
John Duncan, George MuldOOn, Jacob
Cruiser.
Liberty District-Albert Boone, VIM.
CASTOR, VIM. Dennistou, w. +. Beck.
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Released,

George Wallace, alias George Baker
who has been confined In the Ohio
county jail for some time past, awaiting
the action of the Wetzel county grand
jury on charge Of being implicated In
tho Wallace murder At Littleton, was
released from custody yesterday at one
o'clock. Shortly after his release he left
for his fathers residence near West
Alexander.
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Patents,

Patents issued to the citizens of West
Virginia for the week ending April Y,
1873, furnished for the REGISTER from
the office of j. McC. Perkins & Co.,
Counselers st Law and Solicitors tor
Patents: POI 435. Methods-Prepsring
Trauster-Sheets or Matrices for Printing.
Cnss. I. Moore, White Sulphur Springs,
sssiguor OF one half his right to Lewis
Clephane and j. h. Crossmsn, Washing
ton, d. &. Filed Nov. L, 1877.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

Jas. l.. Hawley,
VS.. Distress Warrant.
A. SOnebOrne 4 Son,
By virtue of a distress warrant issued In
the above entitled cause and TO me direct
ed, | have levied on and will proceed TO
sell 10 the highest bidder, on
TUESDAY, APRIL l6, ISIS,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. ", at No.
1903 Man street, IN the city of Wheeling,
W. Va, all the Clothing, Notions, Gentle
mems Furnishing Goods, ard one show
Case. contained in the store room, No. 1865
Main street, or so much thereof as may be
necessary 10 pay said distress warrant
with interest and costs
Terms of sale cash.
ap6i GEO. K. TINGLE, S. &C.
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Runaway and smash.Up.

About o'clock yesterday morning
the horse attached to Botsiords spice wa
gon, which had been left standing on
Jacob street, near Thirty eighth street,
for few moments, became frightened
st something passing and dashed down
the street st furious rse e. After break
ing down thres young trees belonging to
Mr.. Boiling and colidirg with great
force with q large tree on the pavement,
the wagon was stopped. The harness
and shafts breaking the horse KEEP. on
and was not stopped until ne had reach
ed the river bank. The wagon was con-
sidersbly smashed.
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RPnI EhInIe Transfer.

The following transfer of real estate
was recorded in the office of the County
Clerk yesterday:
Deed made April l, 1878, by James
w. Wilson to james McCohoch, for
certain piece of real estate located in
Richlsnd district, and containing 81 acres
/ rood of land; So, 25S rs.
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Pistol Practice.

Last night, shout eleven o'clock, while
engaged in shooting at = target at Bull
gers saloon, Joe Noun, Andrew and
jackson Prog, OF Washington, Pa, and
Tom O'Hsrs, a fireman on the Hemp
field trsin that brought the excurslonists
to this city last evening, became en-
gagged in quarrel, when . Hsrs
slapped one OF the men on mis-
face. The parties, who were very much
intoxicated, lett the saloon and went out.
on the street, where the quarrel wss
continued, which resulted in O'Hsrs
shooting at Mount with 3 pocket pistol,
the ball taking effect in his right hand.
Officer Stanley, who was at the Market
street bridge, heard the shot and fastened
back and succeeded In srresiing
Mountz, Andrew and jackson
Prigg on Fourteenth street, near the in
tersection of that street and slley b.
The men were locked up for a hearing
this morning. O'Hsra made good his
escape a. the time of the shooting, and
had not been arrested at = o'clock this
morning.
The young men had come to this city
and supplied themselves with several
bottles OF whisky, besides having drank
quite freely at different saloons. Mount
used to be saloon keeper ia this city
several years ago, and is well known here,
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Accident.

Philip Csulderbach, a little fellow
about six years old living with his parents
in Ritchietown, accidentally broke his
collar bone yesterday. Medical aid was
summoned and the fracture was reduced.
The patient is doing us vel as could be
expected.
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mothers. Molhers. Morhers.

Don't fail to purcure Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup for ell diseases of teeth
ing in children. II relieves the child
from pain, cures wind collie, regulates the
bowels, and, by giving reliet and health
TO the child, gives rest TO the mother.
MISS. Emsheimer Bro, will open this
week the largest variety Of suits in the
city. Give them a call. They are To-
Gated six doors below corner Main and
Eleventh street.