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NETTING Arsaous psylLLE
Rspubnean DEMONSTRATION There Yes
h tsrdny Haad Last Night-speech by
sG.gB.i saILweii, R,q. H-5I 'i'' i-"H

tsrdny u aad Last Night-speech by
G.gB.i Caldwell, R,q. H-5t 1882 i-"H
aas'a1 sMouEpsvtLLE, October %, 1880.
coreespou dtnee d The tptslllseucer. ''
The Republican demonstration to-day
and this evening, although not what ii
would have been had thenweatber been
One, was cteditable in every respect, The
whole a q air has been 'Hrder tie manage:
ment Of Deputy Sheriff, Dorsey, lapd he
deserves X eat credit, and .haa the weather
beeR propitious, his fopdest dreams Of a
10 d time would have been re,lized, q,
A very fine pole was raised II II o'clock
"A meeting WAS organizsd at h he Speakers
stand, with Geo, Ed wards, E q, as Chair.
man. and J. @, Crouch, Secn try. Hon,
Geo. B. Caldw well delivered one OIL his CHAR.
acteristic aud telling SPEECHES One who
heard it say4,qtit that y was a most capt.
tal speech, ID ,,,.-.g,
The tofchlieht procession at night was
necessarily q partial failure as far as num-
bers were concerned, the condition OF the
streets being such that Il was impossible
for iootmen 70. march except on the pave.
ment.f "a canal boat, q lyd with young la
dies, was tie most attractive feature OF the
procs 1sion..S Many houses were very nice
iy Illuminated, chief among which might
be mentioned those OF Tn0s Film, 5 q.
Cans, G s. MGFadden. W. L, Edwards, J
NJ. Cloustati, Sheriff Hunter, I. s Parkin-
son, 81 the Middle ward, Mrs. Work, Mrs.
Williamson, JAS Whittn CHAM, Mrs. Julia
Steele, iAh'O. Baker. ]. 4. tiootop, Miss
Hamm 6nds, IThos. Wilson, ]. c. Roberts,
VIM Blake, E Hubs, F. Roney, and the
Commercial ibtfire, 10 the Upper ward. s.
A. lWallan,S ]. Calls, J. Dorsey, Thomas
Evans, J. 9. I7ckwood, ]. r, PURIFY, Mich:
aeI Kelly, VIM. MGConkey, and nearly
every body else in the Lower ward. Col.
Lock woods house was lighted up in grand
style ,n' '|i v
After the procession meeting was or
eanized IN the Curt House. Michael
Kelley was called 10 the Chair and A. s.
Holiday was chosen Secretary. The
Chairmaniin introduced Capt j. NJ. Pipes,
who delivered q short and telling address
Every word was to the point, and was
full Of sound Republican doctrine.
b He was followed by DR.. Todd, OF Bridge
port, Ohio. He-gave ringing speech,
noticing first the Democratic cry Of change.
He then eloquently gave the record Of the
Republican party. Ths past record Of the
Democratic party was held up TO view in
msnner which called out the wild ap.
plause. But Tho best comment that We
pan make on the speech IL that 1t was so
interesting that 1t was impossible to write
Q synopsis IRON the fact We were forced to
listen. tly ft..N
Old Marshall will give a. good account
-of herself on next Tuesday. There will
be . grand demonstration ut Glen Easton
gu. Saturday next ending with % grand
torch, LIGHT procession at night. y.
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+ Or Interest TO ALL.-0ur readers are
well aware that We are not In the habit oil
"prfipga strangers, but when O gentle;
man comes to our city TO remain, ~ DR..
Smith does, bringingwith him credentials
from the,best colleges In the country, and
letters ofiintroduCtinn from our. leading
citizens, embracing Governors, Mayors
and the Clergy, as well as the medical and
legal professions. we feel ,hatit IL not only
due 10 the gentleman, but It may be q
benefit to our people TO call attention TO
him. 49, "a .,....a '''t
DEL. E, Smith Is a regularly educated
physician, and represented the Medical
Association Of the District OF Columbia 10
General Convention in 1857, lses page u !,
vol. rs Of Transactions Of Ameiicaa Medi.
cal Association) and Is an educated speci.
alist OF many years expehehcein the best
hospitals. He has not failed to cure any
case OF piles he has treated dnring the last
ten years, without the knife, legation or
pain generally the cure 10 effected 10
about Two, weeksralso hstula, tssures,j
ulcers and other diseases OF the reotum.
He invites the worst case f5piles in the
city, ai a,oaian5 - 1sliHi TSnea. Gls
DR.. s. cures cancer without the knife,
caustic or pain. He gives instantaneous
relief 10 cst4rrh, and restores to health all
cursble cssea Of consumption aud ibion.
ichius, diseases Of tbe,liver, heart, kidneys,
blood aud skin, dyspepsia and scrofnIa,
also epilepsy ltnl 'Dr. =. speedily cures
the most aggravated Gases OF rheumatism
and neuralgia, Loss Of vital energy, from
whatever cause, quickly aud permanently
overcome, Many years experience in
female hospitals enables pr, Smith 70
speedily restore healt, and renewed lie
10 ladies' who have aered for years from
diseases peculiar TO their sex. DR.. s. also
removes tape worms In o few hours, with.
nut causing sickness TO the patient. Speci,
mems upwards Of 100 feet long can beseen
at hisiooms. Those who need the ser.
vices Of a skilliul physician, should con, |
sult the Doctor al once, at his office, No. |
1917 Market street, opposite the New Nc.
hure House, WhPpling, West Virginia. |
ofice hours from 8 4 X. TO 81 ", daily, |
sunday from Ito 4 r ". The Doctor ID
humane, ard givtsth poor as the rich an
Opportunity 10 secure his services, and
those who cannot pay professional fees
may consult from II TO daily, free Of
at 1t9 lrsa Fa q
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Proceedings OF Yestetday's session Of
the Grand Lodge Of west Virginia.

lPfoeeedtnga OF festeFday's Nftsion 81
the Grand Lodge Of west Virginia.
" FAiRMoNT, W. Va, October 2S.
Special coHtspandtnes Of thu lBisliiseneor.
The Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows OF
West Virginia, continues It's session here.
To-day the officers for the ensuing term
were elected. They are as follows:
Grand Master-R. s. Brown, Ravens
wood.
Deputy Grand Master-o. K. ]. Eli.
tiiiz, Wheeling. ,3a.
Grand Warden-Phineas Gano, West
Grand secrstary-ThOmas G. stode,
Grand Treasurer : Henry seamon,
Grand Representative to Sovereign
Grand Lodge-Joseph T. Hoke, Keyser.
1t was resolved 10 hold the next annual
session at Parkenburg. The meeting will
take place, as usual, on the fourth TuesdIy
OF October.
Tbe capitation tax for Grand Lodge
revenue was fixed at Is cents per capita
per quarter.
A proposed amendment, making the
sessions OF the Grand Lodge biennial, In
stead OF annual, was laid over. ..ry
A recommendation from the Sovereign
Grand Lodge was read, advising the adOp.
tion OF the endowment plan introduced by
The Widows and Orphans Relief Asso.
citation Of Richmond, Va, by this Grand
Lodge. By this plan deceased brothers
widow Is paid 5000. A Committee Of
three was appointed to confer with the
jurisdictions OF North Carolina and Vir'
yinia, and investigate the methods OF in
PRODUCING this endowment plan In this
jurisdiction. afst l.
The following are the standing com
mittees appointed ct yesterdays session
Committee on Election and Returns-J
Il. Stout, P. Doffort, J. A. Dunning.
Committee on Finanee-A D. Helmick
C.S. McWhorter, a. W. Beck, d. Il. Put
ney, Mr.. D4lgarn. l,ya 7ga h1 ri
Commute on Auditing Accounis-Geo
Nailor, George Mathews, Joseph ID. Halo
way and Mr.. Wood
Committee on State Of the 0rder--P
iano, John F. Smith, NJ. A. Snodg'aSs, v
A. Lester, ]. simpson .Hi.s y.
Committee on By Lsws-J! + Thomp
son, NJ. L Lutheran, Robert Alexander
Lee Reinheimer, W. L, Heaton. ,i
Grand Masters Journal--Lf s. Spates
| W. P. McKelvey, E. A. Peck srd J. A
Miller. :. Ms strauN na Sc
4 Committee on Charters. James Eestor
Mr. Perksy aud John Chestnut
Committee on Appeals-C. shriver, J.
Raymond. T. W. Beale, George Seamans
George Edwards. ~ gsfa iyJgIlri
Last night Marion Lodge Noell, Of thi
place, aud palaiine Lodge No. 81 OF Pala
line. entertained the visiting brethren
pleasantly. Several fine speeches Wort
made. .s,4 aorn'' NJ tpl REP.
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QUESTIONS ANswtREo
by Kline Bro,hers. the Reliable Cloth
w ters, "A TEeifh street.

ny Ahhe bFoheFS. tue htttNptp Oioth
ters, n rwe'f'n street.
CustometE5Ate your goods sprnged2
Answet-Yes. We sponge our goods
instead Of our customers .;.... ~. no..
Customer Are your fabrics all woolP
yAnswer-Yes; unless We tell YOU they
are pof, aug, that We give you a cotton
mt{ed piice.n ',s. 'm III
'Cps,onet-Can you Ct ae2
Ansyer-1f we Gap't 1t you as well 81
any tailor on the "Iootstool" We will pay
you fIr calling on us,
Cps'omet-Cap save anything by buy
Ing Of your honse? -, ,.., :.
:. Anawer-7---We represent the largest cloth
ing house 10 West Virginia, where good.
are bought BY the cart load, and the best
produced for the least money. f-.g i.
For bargains in mems suits, mems over
coats, boys suits, boys oyercoats and fur
nishing goods, Try the reliable house Of
i.,d ,s..,f,tI u KLINE BRUTHHRs,
..5g ..tbsi,,,.. No. "a Twelfth street.
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-- E.LoraLLAooNIcs.s 9 .
nrlol Noie and comment on current cifl

TtI % y : aysGts. g KY y
Topaz ispay-day at the LaBelle Mill.
TIE Tidal WSye Social WIN give grand
ball at ArbenZ Hall tonight.
The B. q o. R. r. On, is placing o switch
mo the Pottery on Thirty street.
oEHM ( Co. presented each member Of
the police force with handsome scarf yes.
terday.
The Etna mill Is .rpsning TO Sits full
capscity and is turning ont large amount
OF ironlO orders.afe plenty.
The ''poplarest" last night arrested q
manjwhoi wss "whooping" drunk at the
corner OF Fourteenth and Market streets.
Ay9opSG man Jemiloyed atJthe stone
quarry near Fulton had one OF his legs
broken last evening by falling over an em'
bapkment. ..,.s,tg ~
Ii,.A SLIGHT fre,,oecurredin . stable be-
lopgiag TO John Mckee, on EightCentn
street, last might, but was extingulshea Dc
fore any damage was done: ~
THERE viii be a meeting Of the Wash
ipgtoi district Garfield and Arthur eur
A this evening for 1.-THE trsn@cl!on OF I'm
poftSnt business. a iu ~! n ~ % us
lrlR political excitement has waned e
such degree as 10 permit an occasional
eouple TO, think-oi. matIimany. Two II
een les Of that KING. were issued yesterday
BY CLERK Hook. T.
TnE'Moafnersf1 otnerwlse me me i9 JUL
l NenI Hancock and English C,ue, wen
lohtto Little wsshingtop Isat n|gn A. 10 con I,
nenna epStPsssso, - ''si' = ~ '''e-sI
oanu aec0p'pap'eu '.' n - 4,
WIN. GILLESPIE and WIN. holI, two nsil
grown ooys, sttle Two SACKS OF po'at ~
tfomathe %haIL Sestetuay molnlng ~
tective Miller, oil the ponce iorcei at.os'e'
the thieves and recovered the properly.
THE Young MEMS Garfield and Arthp
Clab, who propose Visiting PitttbuTSI
Ssidrdsy TO participate IN tug diyhyh
earade there mao avery successiul ~
last night under ool; travis, VINO Iah !!
command, wee Capt' BABY, unso'e 10 ~
Ma. J. QUARaIgR, Assistant CLERK :
the Board Of Commissioners, Ia hnsiy et
. gagged in making out the official return
for this county for the Secretary Of STATE
IhtS report win farm, when completed,
rollSol.lsRal cap oyer fttS feet lnilength
and will lsk 4 I neat aud clear fepotts
I THnreeeptibh hid bali rendered t6ralr
I T r CoeSayne by number Of isfriend
throughout the county, at the EN- GroY
e4fTowu Hall on last evening was the mos
enjoyahle eyer held-at VIC hgtt oye
CIV obnpTes3 were IN atte1danea and IN
beA ef6rder was observed. Dancing cor
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p 81 so. PirrsBuReu AND RETURN. $3.50
The P. O. & ST. u. Ry. Company will Iell
excursion tickets to the great political
demonstration at Pittsburgh Saturday,
October 80 b, 1t rate OF 81 so for round
trip. Tickets good gning on all trains Sat.
urday, October 80. Returning, coed until
Monday, November !, inclusive. ayl
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..aho,Kb3o poYDtCArIIonN.I


" kNbpetiAlNAecitrsht 4ast N'E"" i
An adjourned meeting OF the Board 9
Educ s,ion,was held lest night, Mr. Jane'
Maxwell in the chair. Present, Ankle
Bingell, Collier, Eselins, Hess, Hoge, Max
well, McCully, Miller J. A., Miller J. q
Pines andW!AgWilson. Theminutes d
the last regular meeting were read and
signed, Us S1 -.-l.-. ) :.
The Committee, on Accounts presented
bills amounting to se52 l2, which were
ordered paid.
The Superintendent presented his re-
port for September, which Yves received
and filsd1 bfAisl II Port has already been
published IN tie IsrRLIIGEScEa.
% The Conmisiners'oi Ritehie district
reported the. appointment 5of Mrs. 81 A.
MHrriti as janItress in place 81 Mrs. Turk,
whichappointment was confirmed.
Mr. Ebeling, OF Webster district, re-
ported that the store room OF Mr.. S Litton,
on Twenty.sixth street, bad been secured
asa bc6b6i room for the purposes Of Web
stef district at the rate OF SlS 20 pei
month, including iuel and juniors ser.
vice. Report referred 10 the Commits
sidners Of that district In 4tpf
The Commissioners Of Washington dis
Niet reported the appointment OF Miss
Mary Hart as teacher I'M place oil Miss
Annie b. Tippett resigned. Appointment
confirmed.
The Gemmisaionersof, Madison reported
zig abbbinttfient 81 Mics MARY Paris as
teacher, vice, Miss Clara, E. Young, re.
sig1led. II They. also reported the appoint.
nent Of Mrs, Gaskins as assistant In the
colofa school, both Of which appoint.
ments we're confirmed,
Mr.. John @. Miller, Commissioner oil
Webster district, recommended the APP
poin,ment OF Prof F. Fl. Crs2O, Of Mounds
Vile, as Principal Of the schools oil that
distrfet5 yieelL SS3 Gibson, deceased I MIR.
AZ O1E Ebeiidg -nathed Prof. A. =, Mer-
Ger, oil .Bellaire, for the same position!
The roll was called, and Prof.. Crsgo re
ceiyedthe g following votes: Arkle, Csld-
.weIl,s Collier, H6ge, Maxwell, McCnlly.
Miller, J. O.; Pipes, and Wilson, W.A.j9y
Prof. Mercer received the votes Of
Messrs. Bingell, Ebeling, Hess aud J. A
Miller, four. Mr.. .Crago was declared
elected.
Nj. ,EbsliPg reported the name Of Miss
Mary isl|PeE9 As tsarherin Webster sub
'd'stffct, Which dppoiutnent was con-
tirmed.
COAL BIDS.
:SsstS4YESsIs! asgg$ SFgRlyIa & clean 4 an
opened aud read:
p, l. Kimberly.-Schools south OF the
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TnE City Auc,ioneer of Toledo, o Mr..
Fred. &. 'Furguson, was terribly sttiIcted
with Rbematism; aud, alter seeking ad.
vice from, six different physicians, and
fiuding no relief, was induced 10 try St
Jacobs Oil. He says: l used le1s than
two hotties and am now well rnan,-
which 1 owe o the Great German Remedy.
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CHARLES MoESKRMoELIRR's drug store
has been removed nom Nam aud Twenty
second TO Market and Twenty second, or
one square east Of It's old location. The
Doctor will be glad to see all Of his old
patrons as well as large number OF new
ones at his'new place. 1-'7 m 81 .ipnh
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p save anything by buy

$3.50 PirrsBuRoH AND RETURN. 81 so
The T, o. 4 ST. l., Ry. Company will seIl
excursion tickets to i,he great political
demonstration ut Pittsburgh Saturday,
October a0sh, at rate Of 81 so for round
trip, Tickets good going on all trains Sat.
nrdsy, October 80 Returning, good until
Monday, November /, inclusive,
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CHARLEY sNiOgNK EMvELLRR, the popular
Centre Wheeling druggist, has removed
his drug store from the corn er oil Twenty
second and Main streets TO the CORNER
above, at lTwenty.second and Market
streets, to his new building. r't as
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OFFICIAL REruRAs

or ohio counfy-Ibe FuIl Vote Cast for
All Capdidatss ON she 1alh OF October.
We give below the official vote OF Ohio
county, from Governor down to county
constable, together with majoriLies: =
WASHINGTON. n /. 800.
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READEn,
no you want an uyereont or Nobby suIi
~ ~" fof N liftte Sfone,? "N

no you want an Uysreoat or Nobby suit
Z" n. fora Litiie Nome? y" ~
ESQ, see what Kline Bros, the reliable
clo.hefs offer for the next thirty days:
Good heavy Working Suits, 81 90, So 90,
50 90. SO 500 s. 90.
Good s Business Suits, 81 50, IS 90. 50 90
to SO 0O.g gJaaf w.
Finest English worsted SUITE, $40 80,
slS 30 TO SIC 90. - n 80
FuREsHNa GOODS DEPARTMENT:
Heavy Shirts and Drawers, only 25 cents.
Heavy Merino Shirts and Drawers, only
10 cents. NH
Heavy Atwood Shirts and Drawers,
only 90 cents, ,..,,-4 u-4.g
Ten pair Cotton socks, % cents.
Ten pair hemmed handkerchief 2s
cents, .i.,.,'0l.5 81
Fine unlaundred white Shirts, warrant
ed linen iront and cuffs, only 80 cents.
Fine blue flannel Shirts, only 20 cents.
The above sweeping reductions and
many more can be found At F
aa'.93 " -i rH.- KLINE BRos'.,
e Reliable olothiers, 81 twelfth 81.
cHIEy Toaaep, is all the rage. Try II.
For sale every where. It'd 1890
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LIBERTY.
Isl yenbIN laisIgaas, lEisiSiso ! ~

CERTIFICATE OF lEooReORATIoN.-See
tary Of S,aIe Brady Issued acefi ilcsts o
Incorporation Yesterday TO the MsrlbOt'
.ough Combination Horse Shooting Com
pany for the purpose Of using aud liceus'
ihg others tO,use, within the limits Of the
'tuwnut Marlborough, county Of Middle
sex, ,stateiol MsEerhuseTts, 1he following
described lmAteriRlsahd Articles. ePIhppseH
and tnahuf&cthredsoi combined iron and
steel, under letters patent issued 70 e.
bridge Wheeler. of Philadelphia: horse
shoes and toe calk bars, horse sine blanks,
horse shoes, mule shoes, OK shoes AND toe
calks, md generally tp,h9 and eaErypn the
business q blscksmit6ing and shoeing, In
said town OF Marlhoropgh The ceItif-
cate to expire October !, 1900, ''s q
One Thousand dollsrs have been sub
scribed for The purpose Of incorporation,
Of which every dollar has been paid In,
with the privilege OF increasing The capital
to $4,000 The capital Is divided into
shares Of SO eaGh,l and fheId as follows;
W. B. Gay. Boston. iorty seven sharesi
Luther W heeler, Eve shares, T. W.,Wheel.
er, one thare aud Z. H. Ellis, one share.
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Iyyou want the huest chew out, buy the
Chief Tobacco. 500 .1r stitahr' I
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PsssoSAls-CoI Vim. Ellingham re
turned. frpm,Nsw YorhyestHDiay. ~
Alex. Forgery, Ed, o. k: J, Ellffri'z,
aud mum or Of prominent Odd Fellows,
returned from Rslflnont last night,
Editor Crouch, Of Monndsyille, Is In the
,fiyt WI lla aZk Q5LgI suhhlll
PROT. r. II. Crago, OF Monudsvillo, has
been elec'ed Principal Of the SIKH ward
.sChopl'to I'LL ite s1aGSHGy Gaased by the
death OF Prof Gibson.
.lpElssA. Hihifelh has made his appear
apee on the stIeeiR aSaip, 1atters- cdnlne.
mont to his room Of several mon tbs
Alex Harvey, Esq, Of BS'hGhy, No,
is yisili' g mis- relative, j. Chambers Har.
gey, uear this city. lt
John Vance, Esq, Of clRtksburE, % at
). ool. Ben wilson q the guest Of Hon.
WE. HeAtne.iS
q. nffy fii t''F
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I, CHIEF TOBACCO is the "boss."' II you
try 1t you will use no other. ~ iuii
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RIVER RECORD.

INQUIRE for Chief Tobacco and take no
other. You will likeit. - ~ - T.,
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MUTTON Broth SOUP fog aere6aqts
Lunch this morning at The Kew @oLtre
House. Sample hpegs,s r,,-,, has .lsla,e
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q SDESttnSehRS vic ' aGErIxd.-T There was Q
meelipg al Washington Hall Last night
T T5s sa vi 'ssa 5B se a %, ss.
devoted prinSPallss tqOe<plaimng his
course Ia Congress, his votes, &c. Some
oi his voting he excused by saying that u
Radical sSpd ESsts iof Presidesi, bad voted
the came WY, ,he, GSelpnleels looks q lttlai
'ahSlhus,s and does not appear 70 think
Efat'he bass walk over this time, ~,
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CIRcuIT aCouRr = Judge Merlin = This
Court net'at Q o'clock yesterday morning
and transacted the following huainess:
Fred. Happy, native Of Germany, and
ThOs. Cunningham, a native OF ireland,
we're admitted to ciiZenehip.
Y A motion was made to ghAsh the
sfidayit 10 tina attachment IN the case Of
the City Of Wheeling VS.. Maxwell and
King. Argued and submitted, aJlrS
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EyrR4sops ehsEs Chist Tobacco. be.
cause u ia the beat. Ror sale by all arst-'
clAsa dealaIs.-- q,uWa g
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"a NICE Upright PIANO for rent at sheib's
III ~ in..4a.. n ALT lfT ~ - ftH!t H. r.aH
washington tta4 49,. ,'i,lisS 40
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Last night Marion Lodge .Noall, OF this
place, aud palaiine Lodge No. 81 of Palai
line. entertained the visiting brethren
pleasantly. Several fine speeches were
made. ~. -. N nn-L... tt lNI REP. b
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80 sels.s dGss q. f Gsas
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wAsHIN0ToN. | N -
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Committee on Charters.-James Nestor,
Mr.. Perkey aud John Chestnut pes
Committee on Appeals--C. shriver, J.
Raymond. 7. W. Beale, George Seamans,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-06-16
CRoPsEY & COOPER, Attorneys.


CTATE OF INDIANA, Marion county, IS:
- In the Superior Court of Marion County, in
the State of Indiana. No. n, rs. Complaint
Tor foreclosure OF mortgage.
Eliza r. Espey VS.. Norton r. Smith ct al.
Be 1t known, that on the 3lst day of May,
1879, the above named piaintiff, by her attor-
neys, filed in the Office of the clerk of the SUI
perior Court of Marion county, in the State of
Indiana, her complaint against the above
named defendant; and the said
plaintiff having also filed in said clerAs office
the affidavit OF competent person showing
that said defendants. Norton X Smith, Mary
e. Smith, his wife; Sebastian &, Barth, -
Barth, his wife; Thomas f. Masters, Sidney =.
Harkey, - Harkey, his wife; Susan Brown,
Catherine Dolan and Charles Dolan are not
residents OF the State of Indiana, and that they
are necessary parties 10 said suit; that cause
OF action exists against them In s0id case, and
that said suit is in relation to real estate in
Marion County, State of Indiana.
Now, therefore, by order of said court, said
defendants last above named are hereby noti-
fed of the filing and tendency of said com plant
against them and that unless they appear and
answer or demur thereto, at the calling of said
cause on the 9Th day September, lsS0, the same
being the first judicial day of a term
of said court, to be begun and held at the Court
House in the city OF indianapolis, on the first
Monday in Sc ptember 1881, said complaint, and
the matters and things therein contained
and alleged, will be heard and determined in
their absence.
DANIEL NJ. RANSDELL,
junl63w. Clerk.