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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-02-20
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Sherif's Sale.
Sheriff OF Lam Co, Or
BY GEO. HUMPHREY, Deputy.

Ia tls Circuit. Court Of tss s,a,s Of Oregon
for tie County 81 linn:
Mary Kees, rPlaln.iT,
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NauegfA4oFA
Dn. u, v. PIERCE, having acquired werld-wlds
rrsutlnF IN q professional business far eTee6ding
lie individual ability 70 conduct, sons yoara ag6
induced feyGrnl medical EcntlFen 70 ng4qciatN tfl-
selves with hH, tic Faculty Of tiis WoEld,s Dis
sinee been merged Win tiie fAvAltIny II6fkL-
Tho organization las been e0u1pated ant fme0guo-
rated snder tie inHie and style of WoSlds wiaDea-
aaKy Medical Asa0einisen, with Tho following olcerst
lion. y. X.PIEmcE, Pres. 7. ?. Pi5HqE, Y Pre-
NINE PHYSICIANS AND BUR1EQSg Of eml-
GiftioNfC DiSiEksi;S og ali forms come Wltlin the
province 81 our several aleesalileas
LING UlakAAEAr-Fftis division OF practice ia
very Abiy rgnnaEcd by genilginan of mature jqdg-
easss lTenied with tie ni0st snccesafui reanlts,
nlaEAHlB or WOMkN.-EspeGialiy are our fheili.
ties 0f q superior order for The euro 0g ali those
ciirnillc 1iseasea prflIiaf " females.
hEltyous NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nervous Debii-
ity, Epilepsy lYtsj, gorea lBLy yilnss Daneei Nsu-
rHiRh, aid otiisp nervous mitBctloua, receive Tie
NOT Rtcia.aAifY 10 1 ses essPiTikHTa.-By our
oEgas sEslsn q slsgnes ws ,,as ss1 sfsas sasHy
personal consultation. foT particulars Peo o'1
Common sense Medical Adyisers sno pAge1, sent
postpaid for si.sD fnyalids and Toafisl6 Guide
sunGiOkLs OAskee-AHiong lile operations which
called upgl most frequently 10 peFf9EFp, are
liosa for Nasal poiypps. nsFeiipi TnaIora, tistHa
in Ano, l'lcs liergla tlsnptHrsh Hydroesl9 Rropsy
TntaOrs, cHieuH lBtope In tle BlAddeF1, StFetage.
ete, cite. We Ais9 treat SUCCESSFULLY by meth
90 without surgical ofsralignt Cansssss Clahfeet.
phiSt entitled, . Mollon CaFAtlYo AgentT sat
on receipt Or 10 esnta.l
Address, 4 wstias pisssasasy xsas1 As.s.lasis3s =
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-02-20
OLD,
TRIED,
AND
TRUE.
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are nos ought 90 be-~Rh the wonderful merits OF
that great Anarsc~a Rssaedy. tho
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
FOR NAN AND BEAST.

Thls Ilninacns very naturally originated In Amerl-
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dron. Its fame has been spreading for IS years,
unttl now is encirclcs tho hsbitablc globe
The Mexican lEnstang I1niment Is a matehless
remedy forall external ailments OF man and beast.
To stock owners and farmers Il h Invaluable.
slngio bottle often saves human life or re-
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cow, or sheep.
Il cures foot.rot. hooealI. hollow horn. grub.
scrsW-VsorEa, uhculderrot. mango. the bites aud
stnSs oe poisonous reptiles and insects and every
sllch drawback 70 stock breeding and bush life.
Il oures evpfS eEterRAl trouble OF horses. such
s;iamenesS, seFaBahes. swiaAy, spraIns, founder.
wtndgafi. =boae, etc., etc.
Tho 1Iexieea Mustang f.lnfnent Is the quickest
curs In the world for accidents occurring In the
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burma scalda. spralns, cuts, ETC., and for rheuma.
tisu, and stiffness cnsendeFod BY exposure. Par.
tieulArly valuable TO 1dnerk
Il Is tho cheapest remedy IN the world. for it
penctratea tho muscle 10 tho bone. and q single
application Is generally suficient 10 cure.
Mexican Mustang Iinlment Is put up In three
sizes OF BEETLES, the larger being proportion
Ately mush the cheapest. Sold eysryyshere.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-02-20
Dr.. PierCe's FaVOrite Prescription

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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-02-20
Sherims Sale.

Ia he Circuit Court cClts State Of Oyeyoa for
Linn County:
J. C. Ainsworih, Plaintiff.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-02-20
WILLARD HOUSE.
Is.sgse5. ssrcEos.

A. LoUBNER. Proprietor.
FHYHIS ELEGANT EEW HOTEL JUST NOW
completed, will be opened about July 18TH 1872
Il constr ueted on the most modern and Convenient
plan. has fine sample room especially arranged for
commercial travellers and the table viii be supplied
at all times with good meals -
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-08

Rev. Or. Bristor will deliver his lecture on
ST. Paul thie Thursday evening. att o'clock,
At Ames M. T.. Church. These lectures have
drawn crowded houses. The character oil the
subject. and tho we'll known ability Of the
lecturer will no doubt insure u largo attend
anca this evening.
DIR. Brlstor will very soon announce the
programme for the series OF readinge to be
given on Wednesday aud Friday evenings of
next week Selections from tho best prose
and poetIcal authors will be given each EVEN
ing DR.. Hristor has been accorded u place
In the frat rank of eoentiontsts and public
readers by the best critics In tho country who
have heard him.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-08
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

CITY HoTEL- Horace Keever, Cincinnati
va Deus. NJ u. Mrs NJ LILLY. arant. parish
q Pol event, GMneaylle; Al bhfk. Nsw York :
10 II Jane, Texas % Ohepanlt, Was sh |,
VIZ TaalsneT l2wer coast ga isy Tsg
lover coast; + Daman, wife nod .hl'dren. Mrs
y Jolly. y James: } y Liade. .Nlea Ms h.
Stool. " N weahburn Btetrop. In. W Don 2 |,
Tehenor md aop. loasiapa: J Powell Mis-
sss,pni: Mrs Cnas, 7 Mash. San Antonio. IIsx
virginia: q N Beepeis Mansfield II 4 CLARK
l. W Hughes. Halon. Miss: james McCrarg
' ChesipYs HoTEL-P Patrick Fipnsrty, 8,
Jpnn: Mia = Reynolds. las Green. Fl
| Meudenhall. II q Reynolds. II u Reynolds. Al
g"sa a nas 3on Jas w 2Tsr Go1 raaag
run. Rtbnaf. MIsa:. IL i .P5nt9cast; N sale
ppI "a J4 V WHY nmm.hls + kW2r gna
Bin. q TO. Mise DBL Fayette. Morrow. Ten as
pnrieh. Mr4 Koppetl Miss Fannie Kop
perl. Mi g. Bette hopperl Miss uepm mn kPp,
Wele.r. II Kemps. W r b Wilson, A Calan.
lqs. II W Ward, Louisiana: VIM aadAor
'' NJ scHHa Xxi noTEI",,so II Duncan. New
Yotk: o i smith, Goo W III her. Cincinnati;
W GorIou. New York. g ~ ,,,nwlrth, Chicago;
:, T rev v,ot. oadJo: WIN < ahSfr,r, Tsrrs
bonee: q Il Z,nor, Mise Mollie Hanor, 1T Mary
w q q bhous, Wilmington. Del; Jno HlepG.
L Rsafney. Louisiana Henry 9 Pike, New
York: A q banner. II O MALCOLM, Mobile: VIM
M shew II. Wilmington: Haddgck Misais-
apai: WIN J. Lanier. u W Pettus. Sslfna, Ain;
n r Leehe, A Lewle. city D A Rexford. N O h
M II II: r. y Berty, y IN.
sr JAMES aoTEL-T W senuel. Murfrees.
horo: W Y y vi, WIN Harrar. piaauemines; "A
NJ = Ellen idpsav. W + Mitchell II r Tngpart
Noodmhn:J n Kennedy. Oinc!nnati W II Chil !,
Montgomery: d Lampton W NJ |. mp'on q "
linn pfon, j w r,nndifer and wife, Miss Lulu
Oonnrrly. Tyler Town, Niles; II Il Barron. city
Thos y Brown. manager albarts Comhira-
lion r Mcintosh, N n B0wsrs. Brooklyn VIM
IS Forth ~, J II Monroe, Danville: l. Baxter
Texas: n T Walmsley. Mississippi
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-08

To-day being n dies non, there will be q
general suspension OF public business.
Tho Custoui-Iiousa and postoillee will be
closed. although In the former tho ware
houses will DO open, and The officers necessary
To facilitate the entry and clearance Ut yes
sells Will be on duty. and In the latter the
malls will he dispatched ms usual.
The lawyers md Judges Will have hni-
day, as there will ha no session OF the civil
courts.
The great event nf Tho day will be tho grand
parade OF the State militia.
The commands form in Caunl street ut q
o'clock. aud at . 30 o'clock will move over the
following route:
North Canal, Hatnpaii, Ill. Louis Charities,
Jackson Square, st. Philip. Royal, nt. Charles.
Julia. Gamp ana south CANAL, pssaipg IN re-
View ut Gartndett, where the several com
panies will bs dismissed.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-08
First Recorders Court.

John Martin, assault and battery, First
Dstrint Court, bonds $3.50.
Jacob Bruhn, grand larceny of some jewell
ry and $1,000 In money, from Felix Reiger, all
valued ut $1,000, was remanded In default Of
$4,000 appearances bonds.
Ernest Enato, cutting and wounding VIM,
Burnel $1,000 appearance bonds.
John Duffy, assault and battery, $3.50 ap-
peHrnnca bonds.
Cora Foster and Mr. and Mrs. Dymond. as
sant and battery, $3.50 appearance bonds.
Vim. Chapman, drunk, etc. s5 or ten days
Emma Mcbride. Insult and abuse, $40 or
twenty days.
John Perry, cruelty to animals, $3.50 appear
ance bonds.
Clara Foster and Della Foster, assault aud
battery, $3.50 appearance bonds.
w. Doyle, ASSAULT and battery, $3.50 appear.
apce bonds.
Louis u. Donnegan, petty larceny, trans
ferred TO the Second Recorders Court.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-08
CUT WITH A BOTTLE.

A Fight Between Two Negro Women.
AT o'clock ast evening two negro women,
named respectively Vina Gray and Louisa
Brown, becomod involved In difficulty ut
the house No. 244 Chippewa street, between
Josephine and IT. Andrew. during which the
woman Brown was wounded by being struck
on tho left arm with broken bottle In the
hands of VIVA.
The wounded woman was attended by n
physician who pronounced her wound slight.
The accused was arrested aud locked up In
the Central Station.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-08
ARMIES OF NORTHERN VIR
GINA AND TENNESSEE.

The following membere Of the Associations oil
tho Army OF Northern Virginia and Army Of
Tennessee are hereby appointed Il committee
10 receive funds, which may be contributed b.
comrades and admirers OF the late LIEUT.
GEN. JOHN y. HOOD. the fund 30 constituted
to be- invested In United States bonds for the
benefit of his surviving children,
JOHN b. RICHARDSON,
President Louisiana Division. Army Of North.
AUGUST gEICHAgD.
President Louisiana Division. Army OF Ten.
nsssee.
James Bueknsr, Samuel Flower, d. r. Calder
J. II. Murray, OF the Army OF Northern yir,
ginia: j. A ChHlaron. G.. T, Beauregard. s. d
Stock man Fred ". Ogden, Walter v. Crouch, OF
the Army Of Tennessee
Address Rov 1895 New Orlaana. ees 2irH
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-08
Till! COURTS.
United States Circuit Court.

United States Circuit Court.
Stilmnu W. Wheelock vs.. J.. II, A. Ganth.
Judgment by default against de-
end4tlt
triah French VS.. David Wallace ct als.
Judgment against David Wallace for tho sum
Of $780, subject to credit III StepG 10.
II Fl. Walker va. David Welnes vt ais ~
Judgment against Davii Wallace for sG67 IS
subject to n credit OF s65 IA
Uuited States, * ipl. John u. .IaInea, vs
Judge Of District Court. parish OF Pointe Ceu-
Demurrer oveffultd, aud ordered that
John II JHines ana w Ct. James hive until
next rule day Ia ile anhwefs.
United states VI. j. Neville ct ais New
ytiai refused.
H. Befuheim T. ABpua, Bernhslm "
Bauer, Oallln Il .Fheyer, II. II. Clatin & 90
against HiHsp u Shaw. Judgments by default
set aside
John II. Hanna VS.. Richardson IL GARY
Verdict and Judgment t0l plaintiff against Il
w. Gary for st12j tG.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-08
FI.AM us.

A House and It's Contents Destroyed
in CarrolIton.
At 8 o'clock lust night u fire, supposed 10
have been the work Of mn lresndlafy, broke
out In the oue.stoty frame building located
on Madison street. between Plum and Fifth.
Carroiliun.
pied by phillp Becker, who WAS absent With
hls family nj the tiine OF the fire. was totally
deHirpypd The house was inaured for BOO
In the Fremens Insurance Company. The
Fufuiture. together with s75, WAS nj 80 con.
humed. There WIS IN Insurance. on tho fur
nltnre. which WINS yAlned nj fl00.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-08
Second Recorders Court,

Joseph Celest!n, charged with shooting at
and attempting TO murder JAS Alden, was
cent down under bond OF $500, aud Charles
Morris, q. l.. Alugan and James Griffin as
accessories.
Albert Fresh, Chas. Heyl, Jas. Peyton and
Richard Stevenson. charged by Y. Nivette
with taking possession OF q house belonging
to him, were put under peace bonds. They
had forcibly entered the house for the pur-
pose Of playing cards.
Lewis Jones, charge ed by II. N. Mobley with
obtaining money under false pretenSes, was
sent before the First District Court.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-08
BOARD or HEALTH RECORD.

The following were recorded nj the Office OF
the Board or Health yesterday.
HtHrHa.
Mrs. Gins. II. Gandpt. a daughter.
Mrs. Lorenzo Pelitsrr n daughter.
Mrs. Cleo. a. Ernsi, n daughter.
Mrs. Prosper L. ALBERT, n daughter.
MARRIAGES.
Ghas. Eerker tn Louisa Waiter.
PaahIrn Rivilio te Alice Gilherts.
Samuel Iowanherg to ROSA Marks.
DEATHS.
Mrs. Louisa Mahony. II years.
klbett Il Jones. . months.
hubert Rrekptt II years.
Jacob Harra, D2 years.
Mrs Marie fones ~ years.
Alex. kimhle. D days.
Aao. Thomas. y nonths.
Ghas. Moore. " years.
II l.. Bentley, . wears.
Adam SDhnitter. u days.
jacques II. Arnc IL months.
Got your plumbing done Mt Bullivan II Bull
gers. ~ Camp alreet.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-08
CITY ECHOES.

VIM. Chapman IL In the Central Station,
charged with carrying concealed weapon.
Zenas Jones is In the Fourth Station,
charged with obtaining money under false
pretenses.
Eugene Domengon was locked up In the
Sixth Station, arrested and charged by Aid
McDonough with petty larceny.
Edward Clarke was incarcerated In the
Sixth Station, charged with. discharglng
firearms La the city limits.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-08
First District Court.
PETIT Jury.

PETIT JURY.
j. McAllen, j. W, Long, J. w. Bedd, r. II
Bpulipnent, John A. Schneider, +. Kennedy,
q. w. W. Goodwin. Guspard Denier, A. Wit
Ter, 2. +. Smith, Andrew I.eeham. II Mason,
Fritz Kaeeter, Hurry Cook, Philip Piiffer, W.
II. Rooney, J. Mahoney Jr, Guetaye 5amp-
son. w. B. Young, Geo. Keiffer, O. J. Jones,
Il. e. Adams. II. Reusch, 4. Kich, ID. scht-
n,lleher, Il Sehenk, II. Ward, Chas. Bazant,
Edgar T. Lsaroae, Jas. A. Haley, JAS. a.
PIERCE, Chaa. Schumacher, Il. Block, III. IA.
Madden, W. Wren, j. N. Avegno.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-08
A YOUNG LADY's SAD FATE.

She Is Severely Burned by the Explo-
sion of Can of Coal Oil.
At4 o'clock last evening, at her parents
residence, corner of Mccarthy and Adams
streets, Carrollton. q young lady named Miss
Katie Luteman was severely burned about
her face and body by the explosion OF can
of coal oil.
It appears the young lady had trouble In
making fire burn, and In consequence picked
up the can containing the oil, and COM
menced pouring the fluid on the IRE, which
communicated to the can, causing it to ex-
plode BY the explosion the burning fluid
was thrown over her, and before assistance
could arrive abe was severely burned.
Her brother George, who was the first to
come to the rescue In his vain attempts
to save his sister was severely burned about
the hands and face.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-08
BASE BALL.

The Lees and the Hop Bitters will come
together on Sunday next OF Oakland Park.
and the game will no doubt attract n large
crowd, as The home club Ia expected to make
n good showing.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-08
Arrest Of a Fupitiye.

Tho negro Alfred Hays, who has been want
ed for some time by the authorities for horse
stealing committed In the parish of st.
Charles, was arrested yesterday by Sergeant
Pujol, commanding the Eighth Station The
charge preferred against him was horse steal
Ing, and also with being fugitive from JUS
finEa
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-08

Those persons who ore Interested In the
electric lsbt. which has been creating such
furure, should call Mt Saub'4 news depot. at
aaldthwaite'4. corner 81 Osual and Exchange
Alley. and buy tho Weekly Philadelphia Times
which has full and Interesting accounts Of Tho
wonder NJ The century Btanb hes oil Tho later
q pers from everywhere as well as the best
petipdcals Of the world.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-08
Fractured His Skull.

at 5 o'clock last evening one Cassemere.
while drunk, fell from his wagon at the corner
OF Frenehmen and Victory streets and frae-
t,lred his skull. He WAS taken to bis home
by friends, where he now lies In critical
condition.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-08

The DEMOCRAT has been asked TO call the
attention of the Administrator OF Commerce
10 the necessities or the barge business at
our landing. Within the past week some thir-
teen harges have arrived here carrying about
AZ 600 barrels Of potatoesl which are strung
out at long intervals along the river front Ia
the slips between the wharvvs, making Inc
harges difficult of access. ills claimed by the
gentlemen making the request that their
traffic would be greatly facilitated should q
wharf he assigned to them In order that the
harres might be concentrated at one spot.
one III the wharves In the vicinity OF Oalliope
street. which Is now available, would answer
the purpose entirely.
cns hnnhinr and cooking stoves at Sullivan
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-08


lfA
nt"ss ;%sS ,~ exchange "S"f "
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Mrs. Susan W. Robeson to Morgan's Louis
lana and Texas Railroad Company, n lot with
improvements. on tho right bank of the Mis-
sissippi, bounded by the river, Patterson
street and Brooklyn warehouse property, 243
feet on Patterson street and reaching to the
river S6jOO
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-08

Gus -heatlug aud cooking stoves ut sullivan d
Bnlger'a VI Camp street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-08
WEATHER BULLETIN.

Wan DEPARTMENT..
Hianal Harvics. United states Army. l
Daily meteorological record for tho eight bnnrs
Guiding ut 1000 y. IN. Wednesday,. ] II uary T.
observations taHan nj Tbs sama moment of
time nj nil stations
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-08

sailed Nv THREE negroes, who robbed him nf
S3n AZ Msdina WAS considerably under the
Influence nE liquor, the police nfe uf tho onin-
Ion that there ID but little depth to his story
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-08
Fourth Diatriet Court.

The opposition to tho approval of the first
and secuid accounts uf the commissioners Of
the Southern Bank was being argued yester
du
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Extract of Beef and Tonic Invigorator for
more ihAn year, and recommend IT aa one Of
ths mt.st eff lieut. prspsra Iona have ever met
with. II aonib'ues be virtues OF food AMI tonic
In IemarAable way. AID l am safisnaa hHa
pnynd life when nn other medicine crnld ~ so.'
Hold Ii. lending druggists. ds2s DAWN
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Recovering Stolen Property.

The brass cprnet and the green bag con-
tanning a lot of music, stolen some time since
from Lenas Jones, was recovered yesterday
by Corporal Fitzgerald at the corner OF Dau-
phine and st. Louis streets. D
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An Unruly Lumber Wagon.

At half-past 4 O'Clock last evening q lumber
wagon, loaded with piles and driven by Jack
Phi lips, tore down lamp-post at the corner
OF Elysian Fields and Levee streets, and q
shed at the corner Of Levee and Marigny
afo
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Broke His Rib.

On the night OF the sixth instant negro
named Joseph johnson, aged rs years, fell
down flight of steps and broke one of his
riha
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Hullvpn II Buger. ~ Damp street have n
new assortment Of Chandeliers and brackets
for alia nj reasonable prices. Gall and Sanline
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stepmother. during which tho former had
her hand thrust through window pane aud
nparlv severed NJ tho wrist
The wounded woman was conveyed 10 Mr..
SLumpf'a drug store and afterwards tn her
residences. where Rha was attended by DR.
Johu Garter, who pronounced her wound
eefinus
Mta Walters waa arrested aud locked up In
ths sixth Station
The difficulty Ia attributed 10 the fact that
the etrpmathei hah dOminnerntl over this cir,
who, not Wishing To stand her abuse. showed
fight last evening nnd got the worst Of II.
Sullivan 4 HAlger. 81 Camp street, have n
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Gas heating and cooking stoves at Suliiva Il
Buiger's. 81 Camp rect.