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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-03
fhs E.irhth Ward.

Correspondence III the Etsis!e5
In your paper Of this morning local
item appears which does great injustice
a. the citizens III the Eighth ward and
Ia the ps,lics authorities oi the city.
The article reter to is entitled Al it
Again" and details supposed doings a;
the ',shaniy" and on the streets by the
bows who are in the haiti at going to
tie "silanty." Your loSsl SAYS that the
bows asse uibled at the ',shaniy" the day
after ilobnrht vas kille,t and drank
mere beer. The truth is The ''shanty"
was torn dawn the next day, and no
BOYS assembled there NJ all.
Again, you say that on SaiGntay night
the bows were AGAIN rampant, &c-, and
that there Was q dance al WestSood
Hall from which the Trouble sprang.
The truth about this is that there Was
no disturbance at all, nor wss there any
dance at Westwood's Hall, nor Was
there any fight near Asnus' stable, nor
ANY place else i'm the Eighth ward. Ina
wori Your local has bsen eattrely mis-
informed. Our waM Is a. orderly
as any in the CITY, and the police
efficient in the discharge of their duty.
We don't want the press or the public
to get bad opinion of Us just because
one unfortunate event happened to oe-
cur in our midst. EIGHTH WARp.
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BELLAIRE LOCALS.

About year and half ago, man
named Barrett stopped over night at Il
boarding house on Belmont street, kept
by Fred. Sweitzer. During the night,
it is alleged, he was robbed OF nearly
500 and then elected from the premises.
Sweitzer was arrested, tried in the
Common Pleas Court, but by some
means secured new trial. In the IN
term he was released from Jail, but
ran away, and had not been seen here
since till last Saturday morning, when
he put in an appearance. He was
promptly taken into custody, and now
is in the fostering care OF Sheriff Kim
ncy. Kinney will do we'll to watch
him, for if he escapes, he will take the
Jail with him.
Mr.. John Schoen, whose sad death we
chronicled yesterday, will be buried
this afternoon, at two o'clock, Rev. Gas
ton preaching the funeral service
at the Presbyterian Church. The
Masons will have charge OF the
sepulture. He has been an honored
member and officer of the Bellaire Lodge
for years.
The body of Mrs. Theodore Wettich,
who recently moved here with her hus-
band, from Pittsburgh, was taken to
that city for burial Saturday. Her
death is peculiarly sad one, and the
sympathies oi the whole community 90
out to her husband in his bereavement.
Mr.. David Campbell, assistant yard
master OF the Baltimore and Ohio rail
road at this station, carries a broken
arm, the result OF a fall from the roof ol
freight car.
The City Council ought to furnish
some other voting place in the different
wards than the school houses. They
are for other purposes.
The National Glass Works Company
blocked their furnace on Sunday, and
will shut down for an indefinite time.
The rolling mill is in operation with a
iull force. "
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The Two Orphans.

John W. Myles, the artist, has pre-
scented to the Children's Home Bazaar u
line painting vi the two orphans. ,
The picture is excellent us a work Of
art and its donation generous act on
the part Of the painter, The coloring Of
the fgures is very fine, one being repre-
scented as blonde and the other a
brunette. The position ri one support
ing the other is also good, and the
picture will Ice quite an acquisition 10
the hAIar.
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The Coming splendor.

Last nights rehearsal Of Queen
Esther broughtto the surface an amount
of vocal and dramatic ability that
promise we'll for the forthcoming enter
tainments. The solo cast is now com.
plete and the semi-choruses iully
krmed. We shall give the entire east
Tomorrow and synopsis of the scenes
aud incidents. 1t Is very strong
east. made up after thorough tests and
trials II the voices and dramatic abilities
of those taking part.
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McaherrY,s EXAMINATION.

The case Of the State vs.. Frank Nc
Sherry, charged with cutting Elijah
Black, came up for preliminary hear
ing before Justice Caldwell this morning.
"l.igc" has sufficiently recovered from
his hurts to appear and testify, and told
his story in rambling kind Of way
Ii was found To he impossible tn con-
tinue the examination without the
presence of other witnesses, and To OBJ
tain their evidence the hearing Was
postponed until nine o'clock this morn
inv
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, December .. Flour
Rather more doing and prices steady.
western superfine g 1908 80; do. extra
s. 75(G4 90; do. family 81 25G5 On
Wheat-Western active and firm a,
81 or; Pennsylvania red 81 07l; No. >
western winter red, spot and seller De.
cember 81 04l; seller January 81 oslo
l 06s. Corn-Western quiet but steady
western mixed, spot, and seller De.
eember, old, 48ic; spot and seller De.
cember, new, 45c; seller January A.;
(G46lc; steamer sole. 0ats-Dull and
easier; western white and mixed un.
changed; Pennsylvania 26G29c. Rye
Quiet and nominal. Hay-Dull AMI
heavy prime Pennsylvania il@l2c. Pro.
yisions-Nery quiet and nominaly I'm.
changed. Butter-Nery quiet and easy
choice western packed l6(6lSc; roll
at l5tGl7c. Petroleum-More inquiry
and tirmer; crude lG &c; refined <,
G9c. Cotiee-Quiet and nominal RI,
cargoes lllGl6c. Whisky - Dull al
81 o..
Chicago.
CHICAGO, December 2.-Flour-Duu
and unchanged. Wheat.-No. = n.I
winter SIC; No. = Chicago spring 81,
cash; SSc bid seller December; S3ic seller
January No. 3, 69td10; rejected 5Na "a,
Oats--Quiet and weak at III cash; auiC,
2Otc seller January; rejected lie, Corn
| Fair demand but at lower rates: 3Oi,.
cash and seller December; SHE seller
January; rejected PC. Rye--Que, ami
af I'LL
prices shade lower at 95c cash; extra
| No. 3, 4S4td 53!c. fork--tiooi demand
but at lower rates at 81 10 cash; ~ b,ss
u To seller December; - S7Itds ~ seller
January; - 90 seller February. Lard
Dull and prices shade lower a, s5s,t
cash; 81 72l(d5 80 seller January: ~ Nj
! (d5 IS seller February. Bulk Meats
Dull and prices shade lower Al - ,s,.
; 81. Whisky-Quiet and unchanged
Cincinnati.
| CINCINNATI, December >. 49, Cotton
Dull al SIC. Flour-Duil; family Sin5
(a5 2S Wheat Quiet; ned and Whit.
S5(ds5c; receipts 100 bushels: ship.
ments $500 bushels. Corn Easier sl
32CA32l c spot; Er seller January. Cat,
demand fair and market ilm \, .2Dr
25c. Rye-Quiet and firm at SNlG5lc
Barley fair demand; No. TALL held
nj 81 Il. Pork--Strungrra at IS "a. larI
Dull and prices a shade lower: steam
~ 7Otd5 ~, chiefly inside figure: kettle
nominal. Bulk Meats Inactive partly
cured - S0GrS SOMr4 ~ Boxed Meats
In fair demand but al lower rates.
buyers and sellers apart NJ tmnsac.
tons. Bacon-Easy At - uNol IN,
! 39I@4 10 Whisky bull Al II a.
Butter Quiet and unchanged lln,r,l
Oil-FirIn AT lSc.
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A Rumpus on the Wharf.

Yesterday shout noon theidlers on the
wharf were treated to some sport which,
though fun to them, was reality Ia the
participants. Mr. Thomas Armstrong
hai two flats lying at the landing, dis
tant some thirty feet from each other.
The rhaston came along, and as her
CAPTAIN wished To land between them he
hogan ,cRgthening the hawser of the
bower one, Mr.. Armstrong objected
sni a mild scrimmage Mas the result.
Finally uucle Joe Forsyth came along
and compelled Mr.. Armstrong 10 move
a hat and permit the Phse,on To land.
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Another Valuable Hint.

Few, ii any, proprietary medicines in
America have conferred So great u boon
OH society ~ "Dr. c. Mcl.ane's Cele-
brated Liver Pills"-hence limitations
are being submitted for extra profit by
many druggists. But as the DIR. s name
is spelt LANE, and the directions
wrapped inside are printed on water
marked paper, while the Pills are OF Il
darkish hue-otherwise you will be
duned with trash
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our readers v i'll find that the finest
line ot homemade candies, pretty su-
gar TOYS, Malaga grapes, Nuscatel raj
sins. lemons. oranges and nuts are 10 be
bound throughout the holidays at \.
Schulta's confectionery, Market street,
where small traders viii also be supplied
at the loves, wholesale prices. Cheap
est confectionery in town. Call.
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River N ews.

The wafer mark at this point yes,er-
day showed Is feet and falling.
The regular packets left on time.
The Courier will be the Parkersburg
/ packet al 1870 A.. NJ.
The Andes arrived and will depart for
/ Cincinnati at 3 o'clock.
The Emma Graham will pass up al
| nuOn to-day.
The Stock,iale will pas down at A. NJ
The Telephone departed for Charles
| ton On her last trip. She has been pur-
| chased ior the Charleston and 1T. Pleas
ant trade.
Tie Neal viii leave ior Pittsburgh
at An. ...
The Dexter. Tiger AMI Alex. swift
PASSED down with lows OF coal.
lBy felesnPh.l
PrrFsBURGH, December River Q
feet 4 inches and falling Weather
4 cloudy and drilling rain.
CAIRn. December 2-Arrived-Liitle
! Eagle, City oil Alton, Jno. VI Chambers,
| St Louis: Laura Lee, Cincinnati. De-
parted-Future City, New Orleans
River ~ feet and rising last Weather
clear, merHry at "A.
LorIsvHE, December WEATHER
clear and cold Departed-Psris G.
Brown, Cincinnati; j. l.. Rhoads, Pitts
burgh. River rising II feet I inches in
canal.
NASHVILLE, NeSember q River rising
fast, IL ieet on shoals
MEMPHIS, DecembeI a.-ATiyei-
joe Kinney, 81. Louis. Departed-
Roh;. Mitchell, Wild Duck, Daniel
Boone, New Orleans; Commonwealth,
Maude, 81. Louis.
CxcISSArI, December River 3
feet inches and falling Weather clear
and cool Arrived Buckeye State,
Pittsburgh; Hudson, Wheeling yIrgis
Lee, Evansville. Departed Baekeye
state, Pittsburgh; Silver Cloud, Tennes-
see river.
IT. LorIs, December Arrived
Gate City, Dubuque; Grand Tower,
Nicksburg; Means and fArges, Cairo;
Standard, New Orleans DEPARTED
Duriee, Pittshurge: Polar Star, Tennes-
see river River rcse 81 let and I inch
b Cairo Clear and xaFIn xf,er the rain
81 yesteniAy.
MKNPuIs, December ARRIVED
Belle ef Shreveport, s. Louis.
- EhKxnUss, December Weather
clear and cool; mercury O. Anisef--
Yellowstone, Astchex. bown-John
4 Seudier. d yh- I'd iss "a
NEw 0RLKixs. Decenbes 2.-Arrived
Centennial, -. Louis No departures-
Weather clear mercuIy 81
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In Default.

Yesterday moring, Jesse Myers,
charged with theft from 4. NJ. Walter,
was given hearing before Justice Phil
lips. At the conclusion OF the exam
nation, he was held to answer in the
sum of 1900, and in default, Was sent
4, inf
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REDWOOD ITEMS.

On Friday last, Johnny Conroy, aged
II wears, employed as stave Joiner, at
the keg factory, had three fingers OF his
lett hand cut off by the joining knife.
To-day, Henry Morris, aged years,
son Of Jackson Morris, had two fingers
OF his right hand cut off by the Joining
knife at the key factory. Young Morris,
no doubt, was anxious to see and ex-
anime the knife that cut OF Johnny Con-
rows fingers, and by too careless IN
spection lost two OF his own fingers.
The knife is still in motion, and il the
persuasion of parents is not sufficient to
prevent bows from stealing their way
into the factory, then they should he
further persuaded and their interests
advanced by u cowhide vigorously
handled by Mr.. Barton, manager OF the
factory.
The festival held at Fishers Hall for
the benefit of the NJ. r.. Church, was
we'll attended and success financially.
The lecture delivered at st. Johns
Church, Thursday evening, by Father
Hickey, was heard by n large and atten-
tive audience The lecture was IN earn
est, eloquent and forcible discourse, and
appreciated by those who heard 1t. The
banquet served at the new school hall
Immediately after the lecture, WAS an
ENJOYABLE entertainment to the many
who were there.
The concert and ball given by llealy's
cornet band, Friday evening, at Union
Hall, was success, both i'll attendance
and good time generally.
Personalities.
Miss Carrie Daley, OF Newport, KY,
is visiting Miss Sallie llandlan, South
Side.
Rev. Eisenlohr, pastor Of Il. Paul
Church, Cincinnati, after a service OF
twenty-five years, resigned his charge,
last Sunday, and on Yesterday rendered
a call, by reclamation OF the whole con-
grepation, to Rev. Edward Noss, the
pastor I'll 81. Johns Church Of this city.
The Reverend gentleman will accept the
call, hut. will not leave his present
change until next April. He has filled
his present place inr the past seven
years in most acceptable manner.
This afternoon, at two O'Clock, and in
the First Presbyterian church Of New
Orleans, will take place the wedding Of
Mr.. Frank q. Caldwell and Miss Lille
McNrrlry.
Mr.. W. T.. Boggs deserves great credit
for the manner IN which he worked up
the Preacher ease.
Who Is the newspaper man To he
married tonight? We know Of one
who will make an Island lady happy
next week Are there twof -
There has been standing joke at the
Board of Commissioners, about the
zone, only, bachelor" But a wicked
Joker has exploded this, and shows
ciphcrS proving he has been married
since SUMMER, Yes, ever since that
lonely ride and midnight visit to Squire
HAYES. - there is wassal and rejoicing
in the Board, now unanimous protest
against bacheiordom, and the Old Board
retires with solid delegation Of Bene-
diets.
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Tha Dramatic Society.

Last night, the above organization I'M,
iurled its sails and moved on toward
flame. An organization was effected,
plans discussed and II committee OF
three appointed to draft Il constitution
aud bylaws. Its next meeting will be
held on Saturday night.
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ACCIDENTS.
Another Chapter of Casualties.

Accidents, like other misfortunes
never come singly, and in this case come
all at once, that is, in reference to guam
tity and not to individual receipts. In
the past few days, numerous and severe
casualties have happened, and legs,
arms and even heads have suffered, and
physicians reap the benefit. Yesterday
several persons were more or less hurt
"a. fnllnus.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

New YORK, December = Bu,inc,,
dull to-day on account al the rainy
weather. Cotton goods quiet but mirl,
steady. Prints continue dull, Alien,
prints, staples, etc, are reduced by
agents. Ginghams quiet and unsettled
i'm price. Mems wear woulcns moving
slowly, and cloakings AMI flannel, III
light demand.
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Index to New Advertisements,

Ofial-GeO. III. Parks.
Wanted Girl tn DO llouscwork.
OtIal- Schenck x Xoeckler.
Blankets-G. +. Stiiel 4 CO. Head
OF Local.
Offal d. c. List, Jr.
Choice New Prunes-li ). Feeny.
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Tsnpsrsnes Talk

Thcrc viii lie no Temperance meeting
al Parker and Mozart Halls thiseyenins.
OWING Id the haas meeting al Washing
ton Iian. which wiz commence al
O'Clock II Is exPcrtri that Col. Bowen
will sSi here to-day.
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Itwas widely circulated Yesterday that
a Young commercial traveller hai failed
10 return some money with whose col
lection he was entrusted. What truth
there MAY bnin II cannot now be told.
AMI the Young man may he able 10
make satisfactory returns 10 is always
hest in ease at this kin,i 90 withhold
Judgment until ali iacis arc Developed.
'.Gnoi name in man and woman Is the
immediate jewel ri their souls, and
nothing is NOR difficult than 90 retrieve
Il damaged reputation The young man
in question has hitherto horne spot
hess reputation, AMI the public must
hesitate before offering the first hlemish.
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Mbeelins Re9istfr
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

ANOTHER lot Of New Neck
Chains Just opened. Prices low.
JACOB w. GRuBB,
JeWeler, 1854 Main Street.
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LIVE STOCK.
N eW York,


New YORK, December 2-Beeyes-
Receipts $500 head. Demand strong
for good and prime and the market
active and firm at better prices than for
many weeks Best three car loads IN
the market ior l0!c, second choice 1909
l0ic; three prize cattle 1850 pounds,
HE; other sales 1iGl l0c, including
Texans Of !, $50 pounds, at SOC per head
less than Sic. Exporters used 100
head at siGf l0lc. Shipments Tor the
week 356 live and $500 quarters OF beef
The failure Of laughran 4 Cunningham
one oil the largest beef Strengthening firms
in the city, with liabilities reported al
100000 Is made public. They owe
cattle statesmen here about $4,000.
Sheep-Receipi 500 head. Market
quiet at 3}a 4!c; bulk sales Hose TX
porters took o car loads. Shipments tOr
the week $50 live sheep and =, lOo car
Casses Of mutton.
Hogs Receipts 1900 head. Market
dull and lower; IL car loads alive at
81 1898 20 per 100 pounds. Exports
for thesweek 400 live.
East Liberty.
East LIHgErY, December Cattle
Receipts since Friday 1911 head OF
through and 6l2 head Of local; total Tor
the week ending this day, 1904 heal oi
through and l6+1 head al local against
1895 head 81 through and l,7l3 head 81
local for last week. supply for this
week light ~ far, and nearly all s"ld.
Prices lO(aljc higher than Last Seek.
Feeling good.
Hogs Receipts $50 heal; total for
the week $500 head, against 2g,9lj
for last week. Workers - 10ta2 81;
Philaielphias 81 SOta3 10. a...s.
Sheep-Receipts 2, 100 heal; total for
the week q, 100 head, against 400 head
for las, week. supply light. Market
active and all were sold. Prices 25eents
higher than lat week.
CBIcAGo, December The Dr0ness
Jopusai reports hog receipts s. 90 head !;
shipments z,400 head. Market &c
lower; choice heavy 81 s1a3 %; light
81 dpCgz 70; mixed az e0ss2 ~.
Cattle Keceipts 3ysO0 head; ship
ments 100 head, supply liberal Mar
ket shade OFF; shipping 8 40fs4 10:
feeders and stockers 81 1868 10; butch
ers' lower; coss s2 UOta.3 90; bulls
s2 0oa2 20; steers 81 1863 -; closed
easy and about AL sold. .. .
sheep-Receipts Al head; ship
ments 100 head Prices unchanged.
Cincinnati.
CxeIxxaTI, December 2 - Hogs
Quiet; common ~ 25fs2 30; light 81 s.
(a2 70; packing e. %; butcher - -
az So Receipts 1885 head; ship
ments 4Is head
Aiswsakss.
MmwAUKEn DeuembeT a. Flour
Quiet and trIn. Whsat--Opened fina;
advanced and closed firm; Ma Nil
waukee hard elte; No. Milwaukee
&c; No. 2 do Sc; seller January Sic;
seller FebrnAry s5e; No. . Ore; No. 4
60e; reJeesed Sic. .Cesn-Dull; No. 2
SIC 0zfs-steady and i'm ixir demand;
No. 23oe- Rye-Duil, No &C. Bar
hy-tluiet: No = sprinz. ezsh and seller
Proyisions-anie but steady. Pork--
Old D 20; new - 0o. Iasd--fnms
steam $ 20. ,see 20
Toasdo. rF'iat s
ToEEpo, December 2 - Wheat-
Firm; amber Mirhigzn spot s4ic ssked,
81 c bid; seller Decesnber and January
Soc; No. . rod winter sPot, Soc asked,
e1ic bid; seller December sise; seller
January e5c; No. 8 red Sc; amber west
ern sc. Corn-DuIl; No. 2 held Al
ssic; sales Of new at s5ie; No. 2 white
new size.
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Crushed In 4 NINE.

John A. Wurster, a miner at the coal
bank owned and operated by the Top
Mill, met with an accident which may
result fatally. lie was at work in the
mine when mass Of soapstone became
detached and falling upon him crushed
him To the ground. He removed TO
his residence opposite Bells foundry,
and medical aid summoned.
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A. ". SrSAssE fsa, 1ynehbuns,
Va. writes: Il use Dr. Balls Cough
Syrup Regularly for taking cough ~
night Il gives relief and puts ne Ia
sltA4p Ii is much uSsl here"
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until Saturday night, and he is not the

until Saturday night, and he is not the
Preacher.
This ended the examination, but not
the discussion. The prisoners counsel
thought they ought to know the names
of these parties, who, as they claim,
failed to identity their client. But the
State attorney refused to do this, as he
said it would be showing his hand.
After long and heated session, the
Justice, At the request of the defendant,
continued the trial until some future
day. In the meanwhile new evidence
will be eagerly sought for by both sides.
THREE applications cured me of severe
Rheumatic pain, and cheerfully recon-
mend Keller's Roman Liniment. Cor
nelus Noonan, Lieutenant Metropolitan
Police, Washington, ID. c.
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Beware of Socialists.

Beware OF any man who seeks To con-
vince You by arguments, however AS
sumingly broad and philanthropic, that
the world can reach higher social and
moral plane through anarchy and by
saturating the flags Of the nations III
their rulers blood. Beware, too, OF the
man who attempts to convince You that
there are better remedies Tor chronic
diseases of the stomach and liver than
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
and Pleasant Purgatiye Pellets. They
have stood the test of many years trial
by the public, and their sales are annu-
ally increasing.
ALI the best makes Of Tapestry Brus
els, ezra super, and all other grades OF
Ingram Carpets, at less than ever before
offered, at the old stand Of Harbour Il
Dittmann's, 1859 Main street.
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district, for S2l525, was referred to the
COMMITTEES on Roads and Bridges, for
action. The bill of John Garden was
dealt with in the same manner.
The report of Surveyor Joseph Dixon,
of Liberty district, was submitted and a
bill amounting to S65, was ordered to be
added to the report OF the Committee on
Roads and Bridges.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Ewing
Renl,sd, That the Committee ON
Finance be instructed to make con-
nection between the Fulton bridge,
either by way of Fulton street, or OF
Centre or Berry street, which ever they
deem the most economical, expeditions
and effectual; and for that purpose to
advertise for and put under contract the
necessary grading and Macadamizing
as soon as practicable. On motion OF
Mr.. Myles, the same was adopted.
By Whitman:
Resolved, That in the case Of VIM
Moore, Road Surveyor OF Liberty dis
trict, the sum of Sl75 be refunded tC
him for damages and expenses incurred
in the performance OF his duty AS road
surveyor.
Referred to Committee on Finance
and Accounts.
On motion OF Mr.. Frew, the BoarC
adjourned to meet on the 30th inst.
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OK and after December lst instant, |
will sell my ale and porter at eight doh
lars per barrel, and four dollars per half
barrel-delivered free to any part of the
city. kilian kress.
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Latter Carriers " ork.

Below We give the work done by the
letter carriers Tor November, .-.-.-
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POLICE Court.

Police Court.
Howard Peyton, disorderly, was fined
81 and costs, which he paid.
William Yancy, for indecent exposure,
paid fine of So and costs.
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lfyOu want u good winter Hat
or Cap call on Harry McLIre'
No. B Mcclure House building.