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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-13
THE COURTS.
COUNTY oouRr-JuDGE BOYD.

COUNTY couRr-JUDGE BOYD.
Court met at ga. N.
No business OF importance transacted.
Adjourned until to-day at9A.x.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-JUDGE CRASMER.
Court met at 10 A. N.
Mary X. Duvall vs.. A. j. Cecil ct al,
in chancerp. Exception TO answer OF
A. j. Cecil aud motion TO dissolve the
injunction heretofore granted, argued by
counsel and submitted. Court took the
matter under consideration.
Jacob Snyder vs.. Lunsiord & Frobe ct
al, in chancery. Report OF WIN. En-
skine, receiver, filed by leave. Order
entered compensating receiver and re-
heving him from further action.
Adjourned 10 Court In course.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-13
IAN Eminent Physician. -

Messrs. Laughim Bros & Go.
GKSrs-lt is with pleasure that | a
my testimony to the long list whoyn
your Infant Cordial, and | have b..
selling and prescribing il in my paa
for years, TO the greatest Sa;isla,.
The Worm Syrnp has driven all o.
worm preparations out Of the marka-
all OF which it should, ipr. whl'r 20
pleasant to take, il is very cic,,G.
DESTROYING worms. In fact. It ads n,
A charm. y. W. NELLY, VI /
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-13
Weather Indications.

wAsuISaToS, April l3, | A. M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, warm
er and clear or partly cloudy weather,
southwest winds falling barometer, tot
lowed in the west portions by rising
barometer and colder northwest winds.
For the Lower lakes, warmer clear
weather, followed by increasing -cloudl-
ness, possibly rain or snow, southwest
winds aud lower barometer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-13

IT gives me pleasure To inform
that the ST. JACOBS on ACCOMPLISH
great deal of good in our COUNTY
lady Of my acquaintance suffered ~
Rheumatism TO such an extent tia, !,
lost the use OF her arm and could MOI.
tend to her household duties. :
bought a bottle OF ST. JACOBS on. A.
was cured after applying the same d,
a lew times. / could mention h..
dred similar cases which have CON,
my knowledge. Il. sEN
South Adams, Mas.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-13
GENERAL MARIE
LIVE STOCK.
Now York

New YoRK. April L.. Reeves X
ceipts, including the arrivals >Gar.r
6,01O head. The market has lup,.r
each market day during the Wc,l a.
to-day's offerings were readily suliE.
further small advance from ,as b.
day aud at prices ranging fully a..
or than u week ago. Some ol iGys rs
went down to sl@Sje, aud sonc Cd g..
best up to l02@llc, while the g,ar
part ranged from o. 10 l0lc. No ,4-.
or premium lots on sale. ENpgr
used ! 400 head, only their own Ca.
No live stock or fresh meat rAuuH,
day. Shipments for the week lmiI.
of live cattle, $50 quarters It Jo.
go live sheep, $50 carcaSscs ul mga
and 200 dressed hogs. The steamer
sail tomorrow take 356 1--we cattle, o..
quarters of beef aud too carcas>e
mutton.
Shecp-Rcccipts to-day aud yr,it'
1920 head, making 2i,2tN head TT :.
week. Prices further advanced q, 81
the market closed firm aud buoy
Poor 10 extra unshorn sheep :" 's
! 20 per 100 lbs, fair 10 good clipped
- 5000 10 per 100 lbs, ycarllns has
s. 5O(as 90; spring do s. ~o@i a.
head for Jersey aud State, aud -"
o 90 per 100 lbs for Virginia STOCK
Hogs-Reccipts VI 100 head. maA.
81, $50 head for the weak. None glH.
alive for u number OF days. Naa.
nominally steady at ~ 5000 lorrf .'
pounds.
EAST LIBERTY, April l2.-Caiilc T.
ccipis since Friday 2,7Da head olthrr.
and 1913 head OF yard stock; total lwa
week ending this day i,b22 heal
through and sos head Of local, agalua
$50 head at through aud LISA heal
local the week before. The suHh
light, but the offerings OF gcoi "a.
are all sold out, principally lpr shI
meni East, n few 10 the retail traic a.
local butchers At fair prices about ~ t
lows: Best shipping ~ 400 o.. tan
good butcher 81 2jta 81. common 40
light butcher 81 2jta 3 -, siiil bulls
good supply at - 25s I 80. Sdrs'orl
go head.
Receipts to-day 9nij hca
total Tor the week 2l.Iai head, agAl
20, 255 head the week brlur. loIu
81 IO6i 30; Philadclphias .iNar5 +.
Sheep Receipts 10 day j,iW be
total for the week II, 100 head, agat
20, 100 head the week before NrI.s
active at q quarter higher than last "oo'
all sold.
baltimore.
BALrlMoRE, April II. Beet Can.
Market more active, prices unchAHs
quality considered. Very best j,'i'
first quality ii@5c; medium 3lr'
ordinary 2imic; most ol the sales No..
from Ilc 10 jicc. Receipts l,3ii BE-.
sales .O23 head.
Swine supply only Moderate .
maud fairly active: quotations "'
Receipts u, lj2 head.
Sheep AMI Lambs Receipts 81 De
Sheep at $1,000 6 a., gross, lamb-'5"
. 30, gross.
Chicago.
CmicAao, April ~. The bn''r' I'
nj reports hog receipts 2","" o.
shipments o 900 head. Hog IN h'
mand. common to fair BE- Loser 3D.
heavy 81 1904 -; light - 2ug' '
chiefly - ~.
Ca,ile-Receipis 5000 head d
ments 800 head. Market un'D
shipping lower at ~ 0Otr5 ~, 'om'.
higher; butchers firm, COWS abd o.
| 81 25(a3 q; stuckcrs and io'drm
and unchanged at ~ Goa Ol.
Sheep Receipts $50 bed, '
ments none; clipped - 600 '3,' T. y.
choice wooded u s0T6 10; Iamhs +"
Cincinnati
CIscisN II, April ~ Hog - ~
common IS MSi 80; light ~ ~
packing "a 25ca4 "a; butchers .
| Is. Receipts 1900 head, Sb'fu'-
| 400 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-13
WHEEIISG, FTTTsBURGu AND BALTIMORE
nTNTGfnN
CLEVELAND & PlTTsBUR6 r. r
Condensed Time Card.
anINa EAsr AND WEI.

NWTNW ENoN MD " O1'F'
On aud after Nov. ., lNsN, all uains. VIII run
daily tcxcpt sunday, as tplloWs.
although Trains to Pittsburgh.
1Through trains o. Cleveland.
2Thruugh trains tn Chicago
Pu'lmau's rarloT Cars between Nellsville ana
Cleveland.
Hotel ami sleeping Cars on all IrAips between
Alliance aud GhilagO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-13

The superiority and low prices
Of our garments must be seen
60 be appreciated. Our goods
meet the wants Of professional
men. mechanics, mechants ana
farmers Will open Wednes-
day, April 9Th, AT 1929 Mnrket
street, adjoining Opera House.
OElIM a. Co, Prop'rs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-13
New stock Of Ladies and
Genis Gold and silver Watches
lust received.
JACOB w. liRUBB.
Jewcler.
Thermometer Record.

As taken at Schncprs Opera House
drug store;
MONDAY.
IS1g. lNNO
7A.N.i2M.SPN. IAN. Y n. IN. IN
~ 81 81 20 - 81 81
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-13
10 CLEVELAND
lnIr Hnnr. and la Minntesl
To CHICAGo-Ouly Is Hoursl

Stcubcuvtllc accommodation leaves betiAire ~
s.Sr " bridgeport al 500, and AruNea ~ sseu'
bgnyillc az 6.lS p ,,-s,.
Leaves Steubcuville a. :; % A. ~ bt,1sepoN
.tS,y A NJ: arrive az Bellsire al 80 A
me Stcubenyille AccOmm0danon; IN s1lil it,
will make the following trips between sei'Alre
and Martins Ferry: 49,
bridgeport 10 Martin $ Ferry ..'---..' W. a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-13

STATE Journal, Indianapolis; Dr. N stn'
Nh Pleasant; Henry A. Etc Yent
Detroit; Abe Eswberyer, New y Pr,
Gh.rIss Goodwin, Baltimore; J. u. ~.
0 ss.n New Yori n. 9. Stanley, Ackron;
I. wv. Greer, Pittsburyh.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-13

sunday Exprcss leaves Wheeling az s:a@ 4 n,
arriving az Welisburgat 9:1i A. n. AMI a! S'eu.
bcuyille AZ $50 A. ~, connecting WIN racine
Express for an Western points. -
trains leaving Columbus Al 3: ?. anu o.So
A. N. run daily. Through Chicago Express,
lcavss Columbus daily except sunday, AZ S;sof y
N Win sIecping car ATTACHED. arriving In ChiCa.
20 Al $50 next morning Bcrths can be secnrcd
M advance az Union Depot ticket oIlce, COlum-
bus. -, -,
Pullman drawing room sleeping cars lhf9uSe
without chang, trum Staubeuyillo last 10 Phila'
dciphia atd New York snd West 10 COLUMBUS,
Cincinnati. Louisville. indianapolis and 81
Louis.
FOR through. tigkcts, basgIgc checks. sleeping
car Recommendations and any further intuTrna-
lion apply to Joseph " Bellcyillc, Ticket Ageui
al Pan.Ilaudlc Depot. foot uf sleycnth street, OF
at Clty Ticket Odice, under Mcclure House.
Wheeling.
d. ". Caldwell General Manager Columbus,
O:w. l. q Brieu, General Passenger and Ticket
AGENT Columbus %. app
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-13

stopping When rcQuirvd al sherman honsc'
Etnavfnc West wheeling end Gavel hllL
1Srkcts and baelagc checks 20 all puncipsl
ooints in Inc East aud West can ee procn NJ al
K ticket ofacs An bridgeport y, X MlEhS,
N,.sS General PASSENGER q Ticket Ak en-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-13
Mbeslius Re9iatfn
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Iuasx to New Advertisements.

Opera House-Uncle Toms Cabin.
Lost-Two Gold Neck Chains.
For Sale Cheap-Second'liand Fam
NY Carriage. -,
Something New-John Friedel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-13

INSTRUCTION. Books for Violin, Flute,
Accordeon, Guitar, Sc, for less than
cost, at Sheib's, Warrington Hall,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-13
wErEoUSp TRAINS.

No. 10. on saturday night has no connection
tDr Chicago or Suutusky.
Pullman Palace Drawing Room aud sleeping
Car, uu all uight Trains.
- cnnpCrtlous are made Cor all points
south and southwest North aud Northwest,
making thisa desirable rnute for colonisS anu
PERSONS moving tO the great West, aud to whom
particular attention II given.
~ A. stops al all stations between wheeling
aud Grafton. ,,,,,,.
WuEEIINti. Pittsburgh AND BALTIMORE
DIVISION.
Leave Wheeling ,.................b:to A. N l''VF
Triadciyhia Accommodation.
Icavr Wheeling ............. & 30 A. n. an ?. n.
Tickets % all principal poiEt ON sale al depot
Once open Al an hours during the day.
Information ~ The travelling puzzle shet.iuh1
given. W, o. ILhhhNlS' ~
X T. DEvERIES, General Agent Wheeling
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-13

ELkGASr Piano Covers cheap at
Sheib's, Washington Hall.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-13

.SH DHAGESTsPRoFII PLks =
SDD.OOwIll pfoyei, OF ioriai
0utnt Tree. l.. q. .RIDroUI 4 Coz ~
STREET ~ Y
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-13

r-.tn. mnke connection with ,. 40. and G. 4
d rsiiFoads All rains run daily SUNDAY en-
ae 4 l.. MOONEY, freSldenI
$40. HENRY, Geu'l Manager. apo
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-13


After the signing OF the paper, Mr.,
Bill was appointed committee to have
the paper recorded in accordance with
the law.
committee OF five, consisting OF Judge
Cochran, Rev. G. l.. Masden, Messrs.
Hastings, Bill and Wiley, were then APP
pointed to draft plan or basis for the
organization of the ASSOCIATION, and on
motion, the meeting adjourned subject
the call Of the committee.
The feeling last night was that the
success of the movement depends en-
tlrely upon whether influential men,
who are not slow to express their cor
dat endorsement ot il, are sufficiently
selisacrilicing 10 come forward and show
their faith hy their works. Ii they are.
il will ~ forward, but il they expect 10
stand pcnsively aud passlyely by and
wait for Others the whole business will
soon peter out.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-13
BslIairs and Southwestern R. r.

CONDENSEn IINk IAHLA
~ IN A erER MARCH a. tSSo. TRAINS
viii arrive and depart A. tolio~s bS''a'''
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-13

GLASS Shades OF every size and styl,
at Hutchins' Art Store.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-13

wn leave promptly 81 ne seSys e% si. - W., o.
make connection WIN All s>, va v.,er srrest
Or on board steamer John b LUKESS Capt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-13
CoMMITTEE CHATTER.
How Councilman Utilize Leisure
Time.

The approach OF the regular meeting
of Council Is always heralded BY nunIer-
Gus committee meetings, and these
meetings are often attended with much
iun--afid work. II is 30 arranged that
the last few evenings preceding the SEES
sion are chosen, so that three OF 'ouI
committees are called at once, and as
the prominent Councilman are memoeri =,
OF more than one, II is often matter OF
some trouble to get quorums. Inc ior-
tunate chairman who first seesa quorum
and gets his committee under way, gen
orally leaves the others to wait; such
was the case last night. While Tour
committees were summoned the mem
beers were so doubled up that only two
and those with difficulty, could meet
The Committee
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-13

Clsc,ss, tt, April ~ Hog %. e. y, r. .
common So HEai 80; light - - 80,
packing "a 25ca9i 10; butchers . p
1 o.. Receipts 1909 head, sb'I l.-
I 400 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-13
wheeling and Beliaire f'asa'en'
yer Packet.

yr,ttE NKw sTEAMER. RkkS e<<kuu1
~ A "a -, s,,,blie' viii leave =
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R. co
EAxrBOUND TRAINS

ON and after Nov. ~, 1879, Passenger IrSln
will leave a. follows Wheeling TINE;
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-05-06
A Balky Horse.

Absolute brutality towards balky
horse of the stubborn kind is of no avail,
but something must be done to make
the animal forget this determination.
Once, in the streets of town in Sacra-
mento county, we saw buckskln-col-
ored diminutive horse, attached to a
buck board, battle for hours large and
energetic crowd of men and boys. First
he was whipped; then dubbed; then
dozen men put their hands to the wheels
aud ran the vehicle upon the hoiss, who
sat down in the harness, looked the
quintessence of stubbornness, ana held
back for all he was worth Twenty
more men took hole of the wagon, and
managed to slide the quadruped few
rods on his launches. But he would
not start. Then a hose was attached
TO a faucet, and latge stream OF water
was turned loose upon him. In few
minutes the animal laid down, and so
remained, mo;ionless. Horses were now
hitched in front TO drag the stubborn
brute. and they moved lin few rods
with great difficulty and tits, too. was
apandoned. There was lalk Of fire and
birthstone, bat those were ruled out, and
the animal was unhitched and led TO a
stable. master Of the situation. Tie
next dav, however, when once more har-
messed. he had evidently forgotten his
resolve, and he went or without demur.
But the market value cf such horse is
not extremely great
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-05-06

clerk, whose duty it was to open the
store appeared on the scene. Alarmed
at seeing the excited crowd, he imagined
thousand blood-curdling occurrences,
and fearful that he had lost his s;lua-
ton, he pushed his way through the
crowd, and at last reached the wonder
fully attractive window. BY this time
the Migrants sleep was beginning to be-
come uneasy, and an occasional twitch
of his facial muscles or disturbance be-
meath the bedclothes would admonish
the spectators that he was about to
awake. In consequence it was not 80
difficult to awaken HIM as it might have
been an hour previous, and when the
clerk, assisted by q policeman, gently
shook him, he opened his eyes and re-
luctantly consented to SO far overcome
his modest scruples as to leave his couch
and perform the operations of his toilet.
He was politely escorted to the city
prison by twain of obliging policemen,
the crowd gradually dispersed, and the
bed was once more placed in a present
able condition. A sentinel has since
been stationed at the store door, whose
duty it is to see that the inscription
above the door, which says, "The vag
who enters here leaves hope behind" is a
stern reality and not an unmeaning
1eOnnH
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-05-06

4 Syracuse n. y boy laid aside his
dime novel to go down cellar He
thought he saw q grizzly bear in the pc
tato bin, and in making a rush for the
stairs be fell and broke his neck.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-05-06
Religious Intelligence.

The total value of church property in
the country is placed at 100000, 900.
The value of the church property of
the Northern Methodist Church in the
South is estimated at 100000.
The statistics of the Presbyterian
Church for the present year show an in
crease over last in churches of fifty.
four.
If Bishop Bedell says, ministers would
only speak the truth in funeral sermons
the demand for such dlscourses would
rapidly decrease.
Over $4,000 have been contributed
for Catholic Church at Newark, $500
OF which was given by President Davis,
OF the 5. 7. c. Railroad.
Christ Church, of Boston, erected in
1928, is older tLan any other church ed
lice in that city, Its Bible ami several
Prayer Books were presents from King
George II, in 1913
Chicago has 2l3 churches, besides 20
mission cbapels and Ii Adventist sad
Spiritualist societies The Catholics
have 81 of the churches, the Baptists -,
the Lutherans %, the Methodists Q,
the Presbyterians is, and the Episco
palians, Congregationaists and Hebrews
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-05-06

The Burlington Hawkeye remarks
that "as you travel around the country
you are more and more impressed with
the conviction that the chief aim Of man
is to paint patent medicine signs on
the fences"
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-05-06

Polly: Well, Pat, what is it now
Would ye rather look bigger fool than
we are, or be a bigger fool than you lookl
Pat: Sure, now, my darlint, III be
both till find which side of the argi-
mint yer on yerself, whin, by jabbers,
I'll join We, right or wrong
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-03-11
Central Cennissee Me.sl.s.

Com mittef met. pursuant to call. There were pre-.
ent;
Iowa 7 oxpship-w. H. Yorncrook. Arch S. Camp
bell.
Wolf River Town-hip-I. A. Campbell, Tho.. st e.
anson, J. 7. Harper.
Centre Townsbp-C. Z. Bckford, G. Leland, Jr,
H. p. Sa1ton. by S. n. johnson, proxy.
Wayne Tovnship-w. d. Stewart George Hsga-
man, d. ". Patterson
Washington Township-A. J. selover. John r.
Stone.
Marion Township William H. Deckard, II. G.
Hexins.
Burr-Oak Towuship-Arch. Calvin.
On motion, il was decided to take the of the
Committee on their choice for President vote be-
ing TAKEN it was found unanimous-the sixteen Com
mitteemen were for Jas. g. Blaine
On motion, it was decided to elect additional
Committeeman from Iowa Township, for the Iowa
Point precinct. J. L. Noble was elected.
Jacob Suffer electe, to fill the vacancy caused
By the death of VIM. c. searcy of Washington Town
ship.
On motion. the Chairman and Secretary were in
sIructed prepare call for the election of delegates
and alternates. be held Saturday March 10Th and
were also authorized to the vote, and issue
credentials.
c. LELAND, JR.,
Chairman.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-03-11
Doniphan Items.

Considerable sickness in and about Doniphan, the
last week. David Jarratt is sick with pneumonia.
and Mr.. VIM. Myers is and has been very low with
pneumonia, and quite number of others sick.
Born, to Monroe Lexington, March 9TH. 1882
daughter Father and daughter doing we'll.
Died, son of David Motz, Of dropsy, aged about
10 wears, Magch ID
The teachers and scholars of our school are max.
ing preparations for exhibition the last day Of
school, of which due notice will bs given.
The Teachers Association will meet in the Doni-
phan school house, Saturday the 18th. when II il
expected that a good many teachers and others IA
vorsble to education will be present.
Miss Josie Eichorn, daughter of Godfrey EichOrn.
a prominent merchant of Fairfield, Iowa, and also
neice of DIR. Welsh. is on a visit to Doniphan, and
also visiting Miss Kate Cook, sehooInate, at Wa
thena.
Miss Florence Welsh, who has been visiting Ia
zlel Frck and family, at Severance, returned home
last Friday.
J. X. Welsh, who has been clerking for McCrum
& COwen for year. has returned TO Doniphsn.
for the purpose of studying medicine
Quite a number of young gentlemen and ladies'
up NJ the depot. evening this week, TO give
Atehisnn music through the telephone, and had
quite AN interesting time lady received an intro
dueton to a young gentleman the usual salutatiOnS
passed, and it some time before the gentleman
could he made believe but that it - married
lady.
c. p Forman, one of the best and most good
looking depot agents had, is kept so busy
by many trains ON the A. & n. Road, that il is
hard for him TO get time TO take his meals. IL is
none of our business, but do think that wherc a
company has a man who sacrifices all pleasure and
comfort for their interest, il would lie Justice TO
munrraie him well for the extra duties that he
performs
Mrs. Ollie Lexington has had attack of pucr-
peral fever; was some better. Tuesday. This IA
certainly a terrible disease. There is word of
fear that shall pronounce, when utter the namo
of puerperal fever. for there il almost accute
disease that is terrible than this small.
pox, which renders the fsrest form of humanity to
mass of breathing corruption, and no other disease
is looked upon with greater awe. Drs. Welsh and
Brownlee using their undivided attention in tho
ease, and leaving nothing unturned TO ameliOrate
her suffering. Ii is to be hoped that she may recoy-
The brick-yard movement is progressing rapidly.
A good many families are here to locate, hut few
houses to rent.
Our Catholic friends going to have a festival
and dance. Monday evening, 18th. IL is expected
that q good time will he had, they never fail in
any good enterprise that they undertake.
Ten special invitations we're given to some Of Don
iphan's loyal boated hondhoilers to attend the
crp;ion of Atehsons champion. John J. Ingalls,. To
the expression of the departed Jim Lane,
say Great God Am / a lbertiner
Mrs. c. p. Foimau has been very sick for two
three weeks, and is in a critical condition.
ACGCsNoSDE,
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-03-11

Prof. McCarty gave lecture out in Brown Coun
ty, last week.
j. j. Bakers school, in the Martin District, closes
Friday of this eek. The school will give enter
tainment, on Friday night.
Arch. Campbell has the largest stock of Paints,
Oils, and heavy goods ever brought to Highland.
Also over one thousand rolls of wall paper, all new
patterns, ranging in price from 20 cents to 81 per
roll
The telephone enterprise from the Station to our
city has been abandoned, owing to proper place to
put the office, at this place.
About seventy five more Pennsylvanians arrived
last week. Rev. II. Koss seems to be the main stay
in bringing them here.
Arch. Campbell has money TO loan on long time.
It's after the first of March now.
Mrs Col. Strong, of Leavenworth, spent last week
| in our city, visiting friends.
That Leap Year dance, given by the ladies at Ma
sonic Hail. last week, was q complete success.
A No. ! Tea & Bender Tanning Mill for sale by
Arch. Campbell, at discount Of seven dollars, for
cash.
The new bell on the NJ. E. church is one Of the
best bells in DOniphan County. Much credit is due
DIR. J. Myers and j. A Kennedy for the same.
Frank Kitzniller the "surance' agent, spent Sat
ur,lay last in White Cloud. Frank is good one.
Kennedy & Long used up last week in taking
new year. The genial Joe Beeler will Be their clerk,
hereafter.
C. ID. Her and John Kennedy have gone into bust
ness at Atchison.
J. p. johnson and Ben. Williams Sold last week,
5000 bushels of wheat, more or less II was deliy
cred at Highland station.
The outlook for the University is not very good.
according to the remarks Of Dr. Cruikshank. few
evenings since. EMU.