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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-10-24

John Witler and Louis King, irom Kansas
stopped off here to. visit friends, and purchased
passage from !lohn.Rabsrs en- the Red star line
steamer Fatherland. They sailed yesterday.
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dispatch from:st Louis last Thursday stated
that Edward Ream Of Louisville, this county, was
killed by boiler explosion at Hope Mission.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-10-24

whena man marries a moneyed lady, can the
alliance not be called a tin wedding-for hlm2
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The Fessler case will come before the Court for
trial one week from next Tuesday, November 9th.
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Palmer has enough Comforts to sweat an Ice
lander with the aRue. Prices little below the
bottom. glow
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The steam apparatus Just finished In the North
School building Is In use and gives good saeisfac'
ton,
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The Aultman Works are busy, running on full
time getting out material,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-10-24

Three hundred Iceanders emigrated astmonth
to Canada. In the last three years 800 Iceland
0rs have repaired thither.
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Akron has made bid for the next Eastern Ohio
Conference Five dollars to one that some iRhu
entail party up there has lot Of old roosteIs.
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The criminal docket was taken up by the Court
Monday morning.
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Mr.. and Mrs A. W. Coates, Of Alliance, started
on Sunday evening for California.
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Base RnRNER STOVE ron SALE
FOR SAFE.

A good Base Burner Soft Coal Stove for sale
cheap; as good as new. Apply at this Office,
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GucaI gyems.

Pull down your ulster and put another quilt on
the bed.
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In former times the man ate. the cream (if the
cat didn't anticipate him) but now they crnpte
the man: - -
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FOR BENT.

house Of seven rooms, within easy walk Of court
house. For rent cheap inquire at this office.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-10-24

One thousand dollars worth Of stock IN the
Wrought Iron Bridge Co. Inquire at this once.
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The boy shaIer who attempted rape on little
girl at Massilon, has been found guilty.
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FILL TO OVERLOOKING.

Palmer is again offering desirable line Ofrem'
nans ct unusually low prices Carpets. GLOW
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

PALNER.-A good quality Of Floor Oil Cloth
yards wide, for 65 cents running yard.-PALMER.
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Whittler'and Longfellow are selling their auto
graphs for the benefit Of yellow fever sufferers.
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OOAL. COAL.

Those Of our friends who are owing
us md intend paying in coal can bring it
along. We are greatly in need of it,
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LOCAL NOTICE.

The welcome Carpet Sweeper, improved, at Pal
mers only $3.50, oW
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PRINTED JUSTICES DOCKETS.
On hand and for sale at the DEMOCRAT
Office. Also full line of legal blanks.
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The officers chosen for the ensuing year are al
follows:
President-J Il. Lehman.
LIST Vice President-Anna Mckinley.
2nd Vice President-John Ellis.
secretary-M A. Troutman.
Treasurer-B, D. Wilson.
Executive Committee-M. A. TroutmaD, Thos
P. Ballard and oliver NJ. Coxen.
The association decided to hold the hext Insti
tute at Massillop.
By order OF the Association,
J. H. LEHMAN, sec'y.
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Adjourned.

VIM. MUGregor ...".."..""..."...,."....""S 3 W
A. SChWertner."..,".,''" ''"'''''''''''''''Z 70 20
Street Commissioner ~
Adjourned
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-18

River 10 feet and falling.
The o'Neal departed Saturday nj z AN.
for Pittsburgh. The Courier for Parkers-
burg at l0k A. N. The Granite State, from
Pittsburgh, arrived at noon and departed
for Cincinnati ut Pm.
The local packets arrived aSd departed
on schedule time.
The stockdale, from Cincinnati, and The
Salt Valley, from Ironton, passed up Tor
Pittsburgh, Saturday night.
The steamer Alice, from New Orleans,
was due last evening.
The Ragon is to.day's packet for Par
kersbnrg, at 10l AM The Andes, from
Cincinnati, will arrive to day.
lBy Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, February 17.-Riyer 8
feet 10 inches and stationary. Weather
cloudy and cool.
New ORLEANS, February 17.-Arriyed
Tobias, Red River, Florence Meyer, Ar
kansas River, Houston, Cincinnati.
No departures. Weather clear and
pleasant.
CAIRO, February 17.,-Arriyed-Illi-
nois, Evansville; Shinkle, Cincinnati;
City OF Vicksburg, 81. Louis; Arkansas
Belle, Evansville; Millar, Memphis; Susie
Silver and Fashion, 81. Louis. Departed
Belle Of Memphis, Memphis; Idlewild,
Evansville: Capital City, 81. Louis; Flu
ture City, New Orleans; Shinkle, Menu
phis; City Of yicksburg, Nicksbure; Ar
kansas Belle, Evansville; Cons. Millar,
Cincinnati. River 20 feet and rising.
Weather clear; mercury 54o. Allen Herd,
q colored roustabout, fell from q barge
into the Ohio river this morning and was
drowned.
CINCINNATI, February l7.-Riyer "a
feet 5 inches and falling. Weather mild
and cloudy. Arriyed-Granite State,
Pittsburgh. Departed-Granite State,
Pittsburgh.
LOUISVILLE, February T.-Weathsr
clear. Departed-Jas. W. CAT, Mem
phis. c. B. Church, New Orleans. River
. ieet 10 inches in canal.
EVANSVILLE, February 1T.-Weath-
er clear and mild; mercury 4S degrees.
River 20 feet and falling slowly. Up
Andy Baum, Aggie Smith. Down
Cherokee, Longiellow, Grey Eagle, Bow.
ling Green,
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, February lC.-c.,,
Quiet Of l05sc. Flour-Firm sad ~,
ed. Wheat Dull; red 81 l5lI Is Is
Dull at 40a4lc. 0ats-Quitt md -
29aSlc. Rye-Quiet and tiru a \.
Barley-Dull and unchanged, PottSo.;
and fnn at $ll %. IGrd-DulL v Y
81 IS, Kettle 71JSasc. Bulk Ne.ts1N'I.
3za6I<aGHc. Green Aleab-Qui,t !.
unchanged. Whisky-Quiei and M
HoGs-Demand active aud pE,1 I
yanced; common s. 5OsS IS, NH M
10y, packing 81 9Oai Is, buttftn I ]
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Boy Hurt ON THE P. W. & Ky. Road.
The new Pittsburgh, Wheeling & Ken
lucky Railroad bids fair to furnish ita
quota Of casualties. The hand.car, that
attractive but dangerous vehicle to the
average small boy, Is getting It's work In,
If we are not mistaken the P. W. 4 Ky.
truckhas already furnished US three inter
esting items, the third being reported on
Saturday. Anumber Of boys were push.
ing the truck, upon which were seated
several Of their companions, when some
obstruction on the track caused the ear
10 come to an abrupt halt. Albert Cor
coran, boy Of twelve, who was one Of
the pushers, stepped forward and removed
the obstruction, permitting the truck 10
move. Before he had time to get out Of
the way the heavy car had knocked him
down, and the wheels passed over him,
injuring him so severely that he had to
be carried home. Corcoran Is the son Of
James Corcoran, a carpenter, who resides
at No. 40 14th street. His injuries are
mostly internal, and although severe are
not considered OF 4 serious nature. Two
Of his ribs were found to be broken.
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co1nAPsE OF "A FLuE AT THE BEswooD
MmL.-Szeal P1soas lpmea.-0n Sat-
urday morning the air was rife with
rumors Of q great catastrophe at the Ben.
wood Mill, caused by the explosion Of 9
boiler. The number OF killed was yari-
ously placed al from four TO sixteen, &C.
cordiDg 10 the fancy OF the gossip, while
the number Of injured was hardly COM
puted. All this was occasioned by the coll
lapse OF foe 10 one Of the boilers which
supply the steam for both departments oil
the BenWood Mill, which caused an ex-
plosion that startled the citizens oil Ben
wood from their usual peaceable pursuits
and attracted an immense crowd OF peo.
pie TO the vicinity Of the mill.
There are four batteries OF boilers at
the Benwood Mill, each Of which has two
boilers. The Aue which collapsed was
10 the second boiler in the lower battery,
and tho explosion, which occurred about
"a. NJ, destroyed the wall and pat Of
the sheeting in the rear Of the mil, aud
made total wreck Of the scrap house,
which stood directly back Of 1t. The
front end burst simultaneously with the
rear, causing considerable damage TO the
connections and smoke conductors.
There were several persons injured, but
none seriously. A boy named Bogard,
engaged 10 hauling coal, was the greatest
sufferer. BE was pushing car Of coal
on the tramWay, just over the front end
OF the boiler, when the explosion hap
pened, and was thrown violently 10 the
ground. He was picked up, stunned and
bleeding, and medical examination de.
yeloped the fact that his left arm was
badly broken below the elbow, 90 that the
bones protruded, while he complained
much OF internal injuries. The fracture
was reduced by DR.. Ford, and the patient
was able to walk to his home.
Peter Deylin, a shook up" at the muck
rolls, was hurt on the forehead, and Sc
yereiy cut over the left eye by flying lumps
q coal. He required assistance to reach
home. Michael Carroll, muck roller,
received an ugly cut in the back Of the
head. August Schreet was badly cut
about the side OF the head. Several other
persons received slight scratches, but
none were scalded. The fireman hsp-
pened to be at the opposite end Of the bat
terry and escaped serious injury.
Various theories are advanced as to
the cause Of the explosion, but the en-
gineer declares it is beyond his compre.
tension. BE claims that there was plenty
OF water in the boiler, and that he was
not carrying more than los pounds Of
steam. The accident will not interfere
with work at the mill.
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A GENTLE Hnr.-In our style ofcli-
mate, wilhits sudden changes Of tempera-
ture-rain, wind and Iunshine often In
termingled in a single day-it 10 no
wonder that our children, friends and
relatives are 20 frequently taken from us
BY neglected colds, half the deaths result.
ing directly from this cause. A bottle Of
Boschees German Syrup kept about your
home for immediate use will prevent
serious sickness, large doctors bill, and
perhaps death, by the use Of three or four
doses. For curing Consumption, Hemor-
rhages, Pneumonia, Severe Coughs,
Group or any disease Of the Throat or
Lungs, il success is simply wonderful as
your druggist will tell you. German
Syrup Is now sold in every town and VII
lage on this continent. Sample bottles
for trial, 1Oc; regular size, zoe. eodAw
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TIE wAvERTY ENTERTAINMENT
The following Ia the programmed the ex
ercises arranged for the entertainment
to be given by the Waverly Literary
Society on the 22d inst:
Music; Prayer; Music; Introductory, by
the President; Music; Defamation. ). c.
Wilson; Essay. F. P. Jepson; Music; Dec
lamation, Ed. Larkin; Grafton, John o
Pendleion; Mnsic.
Debate-Affirmatiye, H. T. Black and
J. R. Dunlap; Negative, H. B. Holiday
and Frank Stanton; Question
Resolved, "That the present condition
Of Society Is TO be deplored;" Music.
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MARKET NorEs.-Market Master Benti
has fallen OF one pound in tho last sil
months.
An aged German woman stole roll o.
butter from huckster by the name o.
James Grow, on Saturday morning. Grow
with the assistance Of Master Bentz, sue
ceeded after considerable scuftling, inget'
ting his butter back.
Saturday mornings market was thu
best attended OF any, with one exception
for the past three or four months.
Considerable trouble was had in silen
cling the melodious voice Of q LIANT
haWker, on Saturday morning. He wai
notified several times TO quit singing ont
his wares, but persisted in doing so. The
market laws prohibit any one crying onl
their stock in trade. It was ont oil sheer
pity that he was not put in the cooler.
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A coMMrrrEE Of two members each
from the N. L, G. and "Schmuley
Zoos waited on Governor Mathews on
Saturday last, to ascertain his views con.
corning the expulsion OF the military
from the Armory in the Capital. The
Governor informed them that the apart
ment heretofore used as an Armory was
needed for the storage Of books, and that
the noise attending The drill was annoy.
ing to the clerksu up stairs. He promised
to use his influence, however, in assisting
them 10 secure suitable room for drill.
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CHICAGO, February l6.-Eou,-s
and unchanged. Wheat-i-S,.,,,S,G
tive, but weak and lower; M Y.
spring gilt edge 81 lOI , ~, /. "a !.
cash February, 81 0sH March a. Y
No. 5 81 06k, rejseted VIZ. Nv y
fair demand at lower rates; pill . SSotas
regular 4lIfc cash, 4l1,r HsS. ~ \, "
April, rejected SIC. oaS-D5iI !. y y.
q shade lower at "a Nc cash mi ~. n
April. 2Ialc May. Rye-Fsifl, ~ ~
a shade higher at SIC. BS,I s.sish
active and a shade higher Al ~. n \
i'm good demand ii iuli 6,i.ats i
cash, $40 40 March, $40 571 Ann v
May, Lard-Heavy at 81 10 XXI !! VI
az IS March, 81 42J<ai AZ Anal Y Z
4 So May. Bulk MeatS-o1is, v
changed. Dressed HOgs-Fim., ~ .s !. =
ASK. WhiSky-$l Of. WA
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JUSTICE WArT.-This Justice had a
nice mess to un,angle on Saturday last,
Mrs. Caroline Bach untered complaint
against Henry Bruebank and Lizzie Roth,
charging them with fornication, where.
upon Bruebank had peace warrant. Ia.
sued against Mrs. Bach. After a good
deal offillibustering, the cases were com.
promised before coming to trial, Brue-
bank paying the costs. It eeems that
Mrs. Bach contemplated a suit against
Bruebank for break Of promise Of mar.
riage, but the latter promised 10 keep his
promise and accordingly the matter was
dropped.
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TEMPERANCE NOTEBOOKS Hall was
again crowded on Saturday night, aud a
very successful meeting was held. Messrs.
g. ". Bags, Robert Marshall, Joseph F,
Cline, Rev. Clancy, W. A. Strickler, E.
G. Cracfait and John Westwood deliver.
ed addresses. Eighteen persons signed
the pledge.
=At the experience meeting at OTIS
Hall yesterday afternoon, several re.
formed men made addresses, and four
persons signed the pledge. Mrs. Nelson
conducted the meeting.
The Washington Hall meeting yeSter-
day afternoon was not so largely attended
"a had been expected. Only 440 tickets
OF admission were sold. Addresses were
delivered by Messrs. Cline, Goats and
others. There were no signers 10 the
pledge.
Al the olt's Hall meeting last night SIX
persons signed the pledge.
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NOTICE
Inhn z. Ylnul. PilInlIs.

Va
Edward wyuan, +. =. Cutter, 7. Z. . 8 :.
Joseph Davis, Thomas Porter, Willis ~ \.
celloE, late Special Receiver, sPpolild
Circuit Court Of Wood county, 10 { tH1l
In ehaneery therein lSpehtlnI b,tsl ;
Edward WymAn and Z. =, Nh6
piSluAnts, and Joseph DAVIS lnt J. Z Y y! n
defendants, and John ". Wills go
edyer. appointed by aid COati "a nA'
Dtiendants. r.1I
ginia. In Chaueery Al
To the above named parties, Pillai, "a 4; /,
PENDANTS. You win take nOilN laA ~
entitled cause was reiefrrl to NE g, ! VI
missioner Of the Circuit Court Of Noa a. ~ -
the December term, 1877, fsr lhe -. '
talnlng and reporting TO the Coan No. nI.'1l
particularly required by nld DEERE 4 IN M I
copy Of which Il 10 my ofhrr And w, u n
are referred forA particular slIleni,slaiT y !,
thing to be examined Into Ard TePah,as
the Commissioner. In AcCoFdintr w ". 4, =
OF reference Aforesaid, | have hTei w y
tenth day OF January, 1875. lslTfsh ~.
3 O'Clock 4. n. and 6 r. \, VI sud w, ~
AK Court street, 10 the city o. fI, 49,
the county Of Wood, stlie Of VOL w,
take the testimony Of all the PaTtlei . NJ, H.
II desired and deemed ncCt Asafy, and N! ~. M
the sane from day 10 day ard lIlns y Nv W y,
eslary, until all the tC1llinOny ana Z
the 1ndEnly ned 10 completed Al TclaHN y
order Of reference. Ja,S
You ere commanded, 10 The pan, Z N =
Of West Virgins, 10 10 lnd lPi's,i - =
Obedience 10 this uotlcc and TO piolssn y \. M
estS In relation 10 tho tnattsT' pti''' -
reference. .-.-s.. III 4
Given under my hand, al ny oh"' v
day Of December, 1871 ann, pnEEL
d.,z.M Cssss
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AsIsHuMAS PERfoRMASoE.-Richard
Gardner was before the police court on
Saturday afternoon on charge Of aiding
and abetting IN assault upon little son
Of Melissa Robinson. Melissa's boy and
a son OF Gardner'a, while playing together
quarreled and came TO blows, and the
Gardner boy 1t seems got the worst Of it
Seeing this, Gardner, SEN, called an older
son 10 the rescue, and stood by while his
big boy gave little Robinson severe
pummeling, refusing TO interfere or to
permit Others TO interfere, until the small
er boy, bruised and bleeding, gave way
exhausted. The fellow was fined So and
costs, which he paid. A State warrant
having been Issued for him by Justice
Caldwell, he went before that officer and
gave bond In the sum OF 500 TO keep the
peace for period Of one year.
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what Might Have Been lla,

Almost any day during the cenitaahl Id
physicians might have besn Ietn piAlftl -
the elegant eliss eaIe, StlndinS 10 ID, YAK
ing, In which lemons Captine foroa R1sl
exhibited, discussing IL merits nj HpH,
over other porous plA'tsrs, hBd he llltiiIy,
have heard words Of wIrm rnie IN IN 1
lips as they spoke Of the revolution I1t1
effect In remedies for dIseaies trut,dtIid1,
such rs rheumatism lame and !tiE vi Z
and kidney diseases, Sclatles, lumAsg1 T1ll
bruises And all aches End Ialn, q ktan9
With these opinions The Cehiehsil iaa
were also learned phyNclrhs, NeTtll Piidlil
and awarded the Manufacturer d basli3
cine Plaster the only medal given u Fc51H
terA. To avoid fraud go that The val uR1 =
cut through each plas:Fr. Gold e'dIsaH 2
% cents.
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AsMALI Rowan Italian yender oil
plaster Of Paris images undertook to
force free ride on Island car No. !,
coming east over the suspension bridge,
on Saturday evening. The driver put
him Of, and when the car reached the
toll house the gallant Roman, taking
ofisnse at the smfle Of a lady, which was
intended for one Of the amiable gate
keepers, but which the subject Of King
Humbert took as In derision Of his I'M
successful attempt TO get afree paSa over
the bridge, started for the inside Of the
car. He was met at the door by the
driver, whom he attacked with tiger like
ferocity, scratching his face and causing
II to bleed pretty freely. The driver,
however, succeeded In ejscting him from
the car. The enraged Roman instantly
turned himself into an iconoclast and
vented his unsatisHed wrath on his antique
pottery, scattering II about over the
street with refreshing wrecklessneEs as to
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Toledo,

TOLEDO, February lG.-Whni-Fs
No. 1white Michigan 81 %, anbtr NJ
spot 81 %, seller March 81 2slI I,il,f n;
81 81, No. 9 red winter spot 81 ~, S
March 81 26N. Cotn-sieady ma ~
45c, old 46c, No. . spot Axe sell,f N, N,
4694c, seller May 4sHc, old l5Yc, m;
4lc, damaged 500. Oats-Qui.i. SSfI
at ak, 971f bid. IToEs-sl SSiil
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orr FOR New oRLEAss,-The New
0eleans excursionists, whose names APP
peared in previous issue Of this paper,
started South on the steamer Hudson on
Saturday evening. They will connect
with the steamer Charles Morgan at Gin
cinnati, and reach the Crescent City In
ample time to witness the Mardi Gras
festivities. Bon voyage
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Mr.. Coxs LEcruRE.-The lecture oil
Hons s. Cox on "Irish Humor,n which
be will deliver 10 Washington Hall to-
morrow evening, is said to be one Of hfs
most successful efforts. Mr.. Cox has a
national reputation as humorist, and Is
considered the wittiest member OF the
National House Of Representatives. He
should be greeted with a large audience
All who wish to enjoy rich intellectual
treat should hear him.
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ADAMS & LUCAS invite attention TO
their FBcHER Pianos, which have fine
powerful tone, and are furnished at re-
markably low prices. Also 10 their gen.
eral large stock Of Pianos, new and sec.
ond hand, Of other makers, and Of Reed
Organs, TO LET and For Sale.
Illustrated Catalogues, with Price List,
mailed free on application. For sale At
ADAMs & LUoAs' Music Store,
1927 Market street.
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Police CouRr-Judgs Ctanme.-TwO
cases were disposed Of on Saturday morn
Ing by His Honor, viz:
John o'Brien and John Kelly were
fined 50 for disorderly conduct. In de.
fault Of payment they were committed to
the City Prison.
inee, viz:
Richard Gardner, charged with aiding
and abetting an assault upon little son
Of Melissa Robinson, was fined So and
costs. Paid.
Patrick Halpin was faed 50 and costs
for disorderly conduct.
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Petroleum, Market.

OIL CRY, Pa, February l7.-Pau,
The market on Saturday OptnslIs'
and stagnant, with sales at 81 az, N
ed 10 81 GiSs, advanced to sl6sh, I
finally closed steady at SlGiX. ShlsG
February 18th, 1905? barrels. TOI !
sactions ls4,0O0 barrels.
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BopLEYs WAGON Factory BURGLAR.
IzEp.-During Friday night Bodley's
wagon factory. corner 18th and Eoff
streets, was entered by burglars, who car.
risd of lot Of tools. The tools belonged
to Messrs. Jas. Hayes, John Fulton and
Harry Harper. There Is no clue to the
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ACLosE CosrEsr.-Miss Minnie Dau.
Der and Miss Julia Gardner, two Of
North Wheeling's beautiful young ladies
had quite an interesting contest for q
fine cameo ring ut the Fair oil the St,
Johns Lutheran Church last Saturday
evening. Miss Dauber came ont victo-
rious, with votes amounting to. SIS IS, 10
Sl3s %, the amount Of Miss Gardner'a
votes. However, the latter was present.
ed with ring for having worked with
such energy. At the time the ballot boz.
es were closed, a gentleman rushed 10
with $50 note to add to Miss Gardner'a
votes, but came just in time to be too
late.