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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-06-03

Willie May. who has been attend
ing Col. Rogers popular school il
Nashville, has returned to Pulaski
and viii speed the vacation here.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-06-03
Mr.. Barney Hymes and tamil

Mr.. Barney Hymes and family
took in the Centennial, remaining
in Nashville several days for the
purpose of attending the wedding of
their young kinsman, Mr.. Samnels,
of Columbia, who inundated him
self on the hymeneal altar last week.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-06-03

Satins and Brocades OF all shades for
trimmings at
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-06-03
Thr gitiSrn
9Ofal 9ews.

TgrgSDAY, ;: JUNE 3, 1880.
, 1880-04-16

.,ns b. Ses'Sd s /, 1s Tie },y 99'%ES 9, A. &
Martin 5.,,ther md l.uclter. mil still lOltlinE
aoovn hts hentl tho "ttulexn wl,lcl, was Il,
tell tl,cin tic mysteries ut the sl!Mrnnl world
lio Ind, onfytor time. left to visit Ills chill
drnn.
The next patient, was not produced In
A c.sTALEF'rIc,
antl that l,o Ind heel, unable. to get hin, to
nster Mar:!: Fro,n the tirst l'c l,at been nl-
H1S IL se " sr tSs ' .0 y ii spk pws fs' c wa ns" T Mss
icctly plastic in: the inutls 0t ether pcoplc.
lie liad lifted ltls arm iff ttta utr, and titcru
TIC cntnlcptic kept y. 1lv extended Tho p,.-
s!e''sa rs: az, n that Ras't't!tt t renaItltl;
ali power, to cllnMgott. Tiiu rrasui, % lo isad
rot bccn bruhslft Into .cnttrt was TINT lr hui
tretlls"l to Wear n'ly clothes. ninl, " COURSE,
nut fnra moment 70 be tI!o.glitnf 'rl.e Jury
tllorernre visited tlu tnNn III the JUL, mil
There II was tou'l.l thas tllc cataleptic symt-
t,i,s t,ns, ha;! tM;sel away, ahtl the ia;
temper, which .!iatl<. HIN la!tt. all ugly ctls-
tonsr t4 'nnl will. lie stated lt,at Ills l,a,l,e
wns Il. u. Wll'fgrls. nnd Tint lls casslH from
11:eayenwurtli. 1a kas., but When l,rcsse!l for
brush which w,s lying near md in n very
threatening manner, advised his qtcstiofcrs
3sriEnta 3ny1piE ftrn NIL ,' M ST &sq t, ,o a. f.
retired ~ the nssiHin for Il few days.
Mrs. i,arbara .rnrnow, wifcof ex. AID. Tar
now, Wns examined AiHt fnli1,u to be insane,
the repeated loss of l!rr children, only onc
continued iIl-hca!tt, having disturbed her
mental balRhH. Her friends will take her
To the prlsatn asylum Mt Batnvia, III.
, 1880-04-16

tics: These added TO tho entiro Eldret1ge
t Sarn rc',oninntton, md t1lerc, nre maany n
bntli parties wi,o tl,lnk lie will fall, t'augll
Convention and Mt the polls. Do,ige County
1loi: a. 1. .Delaney,. TI,e 1Iori. c. A: Fl
tirc.IEc, .f fond t' {.ac, f. krown 70 bg n
Knnkln u cnn(t!nte. Shel,oygan Deno-
crats arc 81 ni1xp,ls to defeat }ragR Tint they
will Join tho cnfltlltnte WHO Promises Tho
s Sf sr |nSnn r ff # d nt 4fs IT, sr Il to xsw bgas q
ean select Il man who viii carry tlio tiis.
ttlct. bragg lad only 1000 1',ajorlty
eT1 y caSSs SS!s% % AGO. is SaSy s"tSE s shst5ss si1nas
nan, provided Delaney. Of THO same county,
does mt get tho Democratic nomination..
Charles !.,fIng, af Afanftowoc. n prominent
fSsn :tr oa r. w. fS $pstss stso" Tapt" @ a es4ss T%a
II. llentol,, nr eN-Aiayor e. 4. Galloway, of
Fond tth Lac. iu,t need not be surprised IL
see q Republican elected frnni the Flftl
THE SIXTH DISTRICT.
.. Y: seems ~ In setttett that SENATOR u. N.
Kelley, nf t'rcen liny, will l,e the 1lcp,iblcnM
snntli.lnte. r l!e ~ he will bc clyctsd. Il
fa1f e of "st ck Is, + i'Is k @e! ,ne TITS atty wi!
have nyer Loan majority. Tbc dis
trlct Is culnMiseh nj .YinncbngD, Wu,,-
pacn, .sWnusl.lrl, Greer, t.akr, UntaEa,nIc,
Calumet, brown, kewnunce, and llonr.
WlhnGhAgu, WnupacN, Wnuslinru, md l)UOr
9rt: Enod for 5000 Republican lnnjnrtty.
W!tl! Il popular candidate Kelley wh,ild carry
the Democratic county nf !lr0wn ny 500, and
DHttga'hle. Calumet, RtNl keWat'iiee wun!h
not ste Ills opponent to exceed 5000, Unless
the opponent Is y. l.. Smith.
IN TIE Efy1:SrIi DISTINCT
there arc several candidates far tho 1sep,,l,-
!Ecan nomination, the n,nro prominent ones
". Il. Price. Of lslaek River FAlls; !,lfi il. i.
son. Thu fight t,ctwccn prlrc and 'rIlorpu is
very bitter. Thorpe will 90 into tho Cnnyela-
ttNl Will, i,1uEe tttea tlintt either Price nr
Humphrey, hut will not be nl,iu tn ret al,y III
theirs Mn'ier my circumstances. t'slte autt
Humphrey trG WArtll personal friends, nth II
IL believed tl.nt either cni curry llis delegates
to tile other. As PRICE four years nEo ,nat'e
the fight Which resulted In defeating Gen.
Isusk, titt[ nttttle 1t 1H,sstGiu fur Humphrey
" sceHre. tho l'oallnation, tho hitter will
Btyc Wny 70 Price: There will be harmony
after tho GMlycnton, Attic ena Of his pres
Gnt term prlea will llave served eight years
ttt tile Assembly, ~ prominent flln.ber.llnl,,
knnws the wnlits Of tho district, md ]ius tho
ability ~ mike superior Representative.
IN TILE EIGHTH DISTINCT
Thnd G. Pound will have 10 organized oppn.
sititn III the Convention, md not very ni,icl
III. tho election.
4 !doks very tuuch ns though Wisconsin,
vii! sellsl eight Republicans 10 the next Coli
HrCSS,
, 1880-04-16
ITEMS,

Judge Talcy next Tucsday will l,aye
general cnll OF his docket.
Tho surpties OF Matilda Ralph, one Of the
natcl'-bond conspIrntors, surrendered her
ycstertlny, and she wits ordered into the
c,,stody Of tho Mnrshal by Judge Blodgctt.
ju.lgo. Curry was engaged yesterday In
licArl!lg tho cnse0f tho administrator OF Will
ialn i. pnncoAst against the Vesscl-O Owners
Towing Coinj,ut,y to recover damages for
t,g l'Nrknr about q yenr ago, and 1t was vas
elalncd tho Company was responsible for
the lMseawortlly condition. .of tho tug. Tho
Jury found In favor Of the defendant,
, 1880-04-16
STATE CDUDTg,

Louis 6ayter began suit yesterday to re-
cover ST. GOO Of John Il. Lutkenhof1.
Dwight L. Kingsley brought suit for Sa,5oo
against Il, D'Ungor.
Tho Valley Bank sued Joseph and Morris
R0scnbauln aud a. V. Bass for 8i,600.
William LelEnbacll illel q bill ngpinst u. D.
Relners, G. a. Retiers, IT, A, jackson,
trustee and Oliver jackson, successor III
trust, 10 foseclose trust~ueed Tor $500 oil
, 1880-04-16

BurERt0n COuRT-JUpdn GAnY-A. A. HrtaR,te
OF af. IS. tacob johnson; vorllct, sl5o.33, and
motion for new trlni.
Ctnctt1r Couisr-JupaE 1,oGEns--C. 4. Kcsslcr
Kftchfo Vs. Mnry Kerwln; verdict, $a00.-Lytnnt
O. Tonllnson VI. Potter G. Lloyd, tDO,3o.
, 1880-04-16
Afraid Of Waking ahU tsaby,

a little girl I years old, left locked up in
rnM WIN her bat'y ssicr b. Its lnnthur. Ii, Gin
hGr Wufk. yet tlor clothes vi fire whltn plnyin9
xlta Wy , natehgs Wtun thu pour nothor returned
catecd tor help heenups yho was " atraiI Of wax.
}nx the baby Iii 8 fuw nliuUtca she was dead,
, 1880-04-16

THE CALL.
3un7E DHuMH0NfJ-in chamtcrs.
1up1E Tlt.nDdETT-Cnll Of his criminal docket.
No. 1. United Statcs VS.. Julius M.salomon, Ia tho
first 2nsc on tho call.
ArfEf.fATE GOunr--Mutinns.
JunaE GAnr-Hs,, gr'. GO, md 0os to u1b, IN.
elusive, except o5s. No. oa8, Towlo rs. Golden.
berg, nj trlAl.
..JupuE IAMEsoS-No cnll. No. \ 1lock River
Fntcr Cntnpnuy vs. ChicaBo Publishing COM
pnl.y, still utl trinI.
,lunH i.oaEt's-1ul. 1ea, 1oe, soi, I'll to als. IN
elusive. No cnso ntt trtat. "
JtllN,R MOllAN-tG1, lGa, 10D ito, In tn I'm. In.
cl,!stvc except liz, l;D. 1So No oi.so 6t, trioj "
JUDGE TuLEY-4.5, +, ansl 8. No case on hcnr-
ing.
Ing.
JunaE LO0Mls-rnSscd cnsc No. ..,aa&7. Term
M9s. Up 4So, ~ 4s ~, 47s, 4so, 4a5, 49 ~, i'd
, 1880-04-16

Valentine Dlatz began suit yesterday
against Gustav Rtebe 10 recover $1,000.
The Connecticut Mutual. Life-Insurance
Company flied bill against Frederick r.
Gaylord and Henry i. lsta1n, truhtee, to
f0reel0se n mortgage for 38,2205 OH Lots ~,
~, 70. III, HllA ~ III Alethean Addition to CHI
cNgu.
, 1880-04-16

have been afflicted with kidney COMPLAINT,
Two packages OF ktlncy-Wnrt have aUti0 me
moro good tlAn all tho thedle!ne and tircton [
havu bad bel1re ! bcltnve 1t IL y SURE cure. 30
writes an uld lMdy from DIc4pn.
, 1880-04-16

Lois 13 nnd Il. block 2. in thu subdivision by
Anna Price Of tho N. W. Il of tho N. W. i
Of Sec. 10, 49, Il. '
frank Klttcl commenced, MI acton ngo,nst
tic CllcaPo Il Northwestern hallway Com.
rany, claiming $4,000 damages for tho tDss
OF his left nril,. '@'
CIar!ct i: I'ec!l began y svlt for s5,ooo
james Cont1or.
, 1880-04-16
KANE COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT.
Enftidl Qiindtth 10 Tha f.hftana Iriha.ne


GENEVA, ILL.,, April 15.-On Monday next
tile April term Of the Knne County Circuit
Court will open session H. this city judge
Charles Klltlrn, Of Sycamore, will preside.
There H. hut one case heforo tic Grnrd jury.
TINT OF Wells Brown, the murderer OF Josie
Stevens, S
, 1880-04-16

Vitaifzlnz. nouftshing, and stimulating, with.
cut Intoxicating, arc tlAlt utttcr4.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-11
MORE CHARGES.
Another City Onicer TO be lnvcs-
tlgntCd.

Scarcely had the breeze Of the Swccn.
cv matter lulled In Council, last night,
when the mir was again disturbed 10y thu
announcement that there Were more
charges and the silycry yoic' ol tho
Clerk read the following;
10 he honorable Mayor and Council
The undersigned prefers charges
against Philip llciscr, city sexton, Tor
charging illegal lees aud conducting
himself IN manner unbccomlng M OIL
cor and gentleman, In this;
|. That on The 18th day OF August,
1874. said Philip ilciser demanded from
Waldcmar Gcpp, aud received from said
Gcpp lhos Oi 81 80 Tor the intcrmcnt
of the body ui u deceased infant
.. That on the eth II January, 1850,
said Philip llciscr demanded OF aud
from Wldemar Grpp The sum OF ~ oO
for the intrrmrn, 81 the body ol dc-
ceased infant, hut said Gcpp refusing to
pay said sum, said llciscr accepted the
sum Of 81 30 ior sail inlcrment.
> That uu the l2th day Of August,
1870. said Phillip llciscr threatened
said Grpp that 1.-THE said sum OF SlhO
was not paid he would throw the said
Grpp ont ul the cemetery, aud further
saia il said Gcpp did not pay said sum
Of - % ior Gcpp 10 20 home, that he,
said llcisrr, would not be- bothered
with the intormcnt.
The undersigned prays Council 10 in.
ycstgatc the above grievances and ~
ready and willing 10 furnish full proof
ui the same. WALpEMAR GErr.
This was accompanied hv IN affidavit
before W. J. W. CoNdon, ~ II
On motion the charges were referred
TO the Committee ON Cemetery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-11
sadler indicated.
rr.l.nn. nIIhr R.sI.i.r

tulfNsp nNtl'htt ~ i've h'hNFi''.
In your issue Ut Monday YOU publish
q note purportlng a. come irn,m the IN
rcu,lyc Committee IT outs rlall Union,
which, besides being ERRONEOUS IN us
statements. IN certainly MT the work ot
the committee oi which Mr. Sadler Is a
useful member.
Their seems o. be- great amount ct
anxiety among a certain class otpcrsons
With regard o. the dungS at Tie Union
over which have the honor toPreside,
aud would suggest that they attend
our regular Thursday and SUNDAY even
ing meetings, where they will hni out
Y cry soOn that while We fully sympa'
thisc with any reasonable Law and Or
der movement, the grand object oi the
society il On advance the cause 81 tenn
peTance aud Christianity.
Very Respectfully,
TnoNNs ]. CAEIwWIGur.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-11

lnentary water assesslncnu, WAS reui','
cd AMI the action Of tho Second Branch
concurred 10.
The action OF the Second Branch IN
relation 10 the bill OF the Assessor OF the
First district, was concurfed IN.
Tie action OF the Second Branch W
relation 70 the bill OF the Assessor oil the
Second district, was concnrred In
The report OF the City Solicitor In re-
latlon 10 the ", 4 u, Bridge Co, was
received, and the action OF the Second
Branch coneurred In,
The report oitho City sexton WAS re-
ceved, aud action OF Second Branch con-
cured IN.
The report Of tho City Collector was
read, and action OF the Secohd Branch
cOncurred IN,
The petition OF Mrs, /. Frasher for q
rebate OF city tax, was reierred 10 lne
Committee of Equalization and Appeals
The petition OF WIN, Henser Tor q re-
duc,lon Of coffee house license, was re-
celyed, and action OF the Second Branch
coucurrcd In,
The resolution ordering city adyer-
tisemcnts 10 be- published IN the Ger
man paper aud two dallies was received,
and the action OF tho Second Branch
conCurred In.
The charges against tho City Sergeant,
preferred 10y w. H. Davis, were read
and the action Of the Second Branch
concurred In, the FRS, liranch appoint
ing the members Of the standing tollce
Committee, Messrs. Cracralt, Foil and
MeA dams, az special committee.
On motion, the First Branch adj
iourncd nj IL o'clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-11
slight Fire

About n O'Clock word was brought to
the United engine house that the coop.
cr shop oi J, \. Lancaster, IN the rear
Of the Bclmonl mill, was on are. An
alarm was Immediately turned Ia aud
the department promptly responded,
the Nigllant, however, only going as Tar
M the creek bridge, when, alter waiting
the proper time Tor the second alarm,
returned to her house The other
engines, however, proceeded 10 the
foot ol Twenty street, when they
found the fire had started In the drying
house connected with the shops. Abont
1000 key heads Mere stored there
and these had become ,gnitcd in some
way or other from the furnace and we're
blazing away right lcrcely when the
hrcmen arrived They soon had the
same under control and in few mo.
ments had IL entirely ont Mr. Ian.
caster, We understand, roughly estimates
his loss >, about 500. We were unable
10 learn whether there was any In.
surance or not.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-11
PERSONAL POINTS.
Pertinent Sayings and Doings.

The Strubcn,illo Hrrdki says, "F
j. Norton, of lrontuu. Ohio, has taken
churyc 1T the office of the New McCCrc,
Wheeling Fred is u tip top fellow all
the way round. MB James prlaplaiuc
aud Miss Annie pelaplainc, oi short
Creek, W Va, are visiting Mrs, x. ).
Moody ON the hillside. &. T.. Wagner u
leading livery man OF Wheeling, WIS
looking around Stcubcnvillc to-day
Not marriage license was issued in
Wheeling last week The peoples are
getting too we'll acquainted down there
lion. y. McGrcgor, senator from
Richie District, is IN the city, called
here by the sickness oi his daughter,
who is pupil at the Female College.
Squire schultz says they are trying Ia
identify him with the law aud order
movement. "rhey call him damn
Squire"
II. NJ. Harper aud son returned home
last evening from an eastern trip, where
he has been buying well selected stock
oispung goods.
Mrs |. q. Robinson, the lady who is
now conducting n surtes ot meetings t
Fourth Street NJ. T. Church, will at the
termination oi her present engagement
~ a. Chaphne Street NJ. T., Church fora
similar purpose.
Rev. ]. T, sullivan went 10 New
York, Yesterday to see Bishop Kahn
iairly started on his Journey.
Mr. John kirchgcssner, ot East
Wheeling, celebrated his silver wedding
On Monday night in tho presence Of
hrsc number oi friends,
Miss Mary Seabright, OF Wheeling. Is
visiting Miss Sadie Rockers, at Washing
ton, Ia
The Steubenville Hould says; The
names oi John III. Downs, IT,, Of Wheel.
ing. and Miss Jennie T.. McCay, OF this
city, appear on the marriage license
book in the Probate Judges office"
Miss Ada Chapman, OF Steubenvillc,
is visiting Mr.. William II. Chapman. Of
the North End.
Among the latest arrivals at the New
Mclurc are the following; W. J.
Brewster u Messner, New York; l..
Marks, Philadelphia; g. W. Jones,
NJ. !. Fitch, Grand Rapids " u,
Williams. Pittsburgh, A. {, Rail, haiti
more; Thomas Elder, Boston; A, New.
vile and wife, New York; G. T. Black
burn, Sleubenvillc; ". q. Fucrth, New
York; T. ;. Brown, Chicago; John An.
drcws, New Hamilton; = Bushbcy, u.
Gclinich, fairview, o.. T.. q. Chandler, !
Philadelphia; j. Waugh, Washington,
Ia; T. A. Wheeler, Tolelo; W. II.
raNson, Philadelphia; Il. Bcntly,
Youngstown; fmnk r. sellers, Pitts
hurgh; q. H. Hull, Lowell. Mass. A.
w. Reeve. New York Geo. Peierman,
W Beck, Pittsburgh; J. C. Miller, New
York; J, s. Sweeney, David Aiken,
Washington.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-11

Mr., Reilly has revived wopl from
Chicago, containing the information
that rArnell receives nothing for his ser
views, but Is paid nom another fund.
Consequently AL Of the receipts a; the
Washington Hall. on Monday, can he
devoted 70 the relief fund.
Thomas Reilly and y. z. JePson have
been appointed to sell tickets; W. u
Day, : A. Raymond, Mike GrogAn sni
N. j. O'kane ts receive tickets az the
door; Col. Casey, j, W. Wait aud Col
OBrien, Committee on Order
Reserved seats can be secured al &,
Y. Lucas this morning and ON 20 the
day OF the meeting. Persons desiringto
get tickets 20 sell, can procure them a,
the oftice Of Col. O'Brien.
The Committee on Music Is negotial.
ing with vsas' bad. and Il v though,
they VII donate their services.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-11
Dnn-s Commercial College.

We take pleasure IN commenting this
old, well managed and succcssiul Busi
ness College. which Is one Of the popu.
lar instiintonsot our city and n house
hold word" 10 the comnEnlty; ils fame
Is widely spread, and iis graduates are
everywhere. Resides the superior bust.
ness training impaired, the principals
aud teachers endeayor. 10y example, TO
inculcate gentlemnnly manners. and 10
exert fine moral Influence on students
under their care Pittsburgh Chri.iidn
idrOsab.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-11
Tho Andi,orspmce.

Tie clerks at the Auditors ofIce are
busy receiving returns from sheriff. Tor
1879. Auditor Miller says tie returns
come IN more freely than ~ any time
since his administration, allowing tha,
the general prosperity OF last year ex-
tended all over the State. With the en-
ception Of about 81 800. thsnecoun,s Of
1873 are al In, and 1871 was entirely
settled. The public printer has iur.
nlsbed the ofiice with q new certifeatc
book. hne pIece Of workmsnship.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-11

A cnALLESoR 10 offered 10 any one
who can produce n regular case Of torpid
liver that VIII not snccutnb 20 the indu.
enoe Of simmons Liver Regulator. The
cures on record are ~ numerous that
the proprieiors feel that The evidence Of
~ curative effects cannot BE- questioned.
'" have used your medicine Ia my
isniiy, and have taken pleasure IN re-
ommsndlng Il a. an excellsnt rsmedv
ior the reguistion Of The Avss. Eiltof
Ashland Ohio IyNu. q
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-11
Davis Discharged

Yesterday morning, Ohiccr ". u.
Davis Was summarily discharged lrom
the police force 10y the Sergeant. DAVIS
was On duty at the city bulldIugund was
awakened by Omccr McCully, at hall
past 3 O'Clock, aud informed that Swec-
ncy Jill not want him any longer. Davis
naturally desired o. know Tor what rrC-
sons, but was refused this request alter
stormy interview In the Clerks office,
about % o'cluck. Davis has always hal
the reputation 1T hciug IN efficient OH.
Ger and his friends. Who regarded his
dismissal a. malicious. we're inclined To
hc Indignant over H. stephen Wilcox
has been appointed to succeed hun.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-11
ACari
El,sor OF the Register

II " " VT " EI"F'T|
Yesterday hour men were discharged
from the coal bank Of the Cenlral Glass
Company. The reason assigned for their
discharge was that they made slack than
other men employed In the bank and
right here ! would state, sir, that the
reason We were making uurc SLACK than
Others VAS that We We're taking out
stumps, ~ pillars, that have been used
10 hold up the roofs. Vice President
Scott VAS In the bank few days ago
and this was explained 20 him. The real
reason for our discharge, Sir. Editor, was
this we were non.uion men, while the
boss aud all other mon employed In The
bank are union inen.
A DaCuARos MNER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-11
Weather Indioatious,

WAsmNUruN, February II, M
Tor The Lower Lakes during the day
slightly warmer aul clear or lair wealth
az. southcrly to- west rrly winds, follow
ed during The night by hllms haiomo-
ter, and IN tho Lower lasy by threat
rnmy weather aud arrcns vi roln or
SNOW,
Fnr Tennessee and thc Ohio Valley,
warmer casl Ia south winds falling ba'
rumclcr. during the day partly cloudy
weather and during the night areas at
min
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-11
There's MillionAinit.

We beg 10 call attention 10 the adycr.
tiscment OF the Good Enough Milling
aud Mining Company OF Ruby City,
GunniSon county. Col, which appears
In our columns this morning, repre-.
srntcd 10y Capt, J. Il. T. iindlcy aud
Robt, T. Rodgers, President aud Super.
intcndont who can be- found for n lew
days at No. 1909 Main street, where
they will be pleased TO see any one de-
string information IN reference 10 the
mineral wealth Of Colorado, Their spec
linens which they invite the inspection
Of the public, are we'll worth seeing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-11
JUDGE AND JUSTICE.
Yesterdays judicial Proceed
ings.

MUNICIPAL COUWr--JupUE CRANMEH.
Court met ut 10 AM
H. Il. Wclch w. Franklin Insurance
Company, in assumpslt.
The above case was before the follow
INK Jury; Jos. Spcidcl. JNmos Neil,
James Robinson, Peter Rhodes, Charles
Rrurs, John Mcneil, Thomas NcsbIlI,
" II. Halter, James v pickcy, Frank
stanton, Henry Jones aud l., 4, Bushy,
The evidence WAS pardy heard IN this
cas-, AMI continued until today NJ 10
4. NJ,
Court adjourned until to-day at 10
A NJ.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-11
Matrimonial

Tho neat home ui David Martin, Ew,
on Sixteenth street, Wa the scene ct u
very quiet hut pleasant wedding, last
night. the contracting parties being
Ekar q. Clark and Mt Martins dWEh
ter Matte, AMI the officiating minister
Rev. BaruitA The holr affair wUHNrry
uulrt. only the immediate relatives 1nd
friends ui the bride aud groom being
present. Elegant rircshmrnts were
served nj half past eight Bon uyoy,.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-11

Train. leaving Columbus "a 2 mr ani $50
n ram daily Through Iblrasu ENpr'rr
raves Columbus daily vVCvpt SUNDAY, 40 n.Wt
A. with slrrpiur ear aatttrtr'i arriving n'hUn
ttaf.gO newt mouuluv BIRTHS eau br sccur'd
IL advancc At Union lN'put Ticket once, '"Ium
lua.
Pullman drawing r'utu rbrgtug cars thvukh
Without change nun StruhrnN tlr Fast ln fhllt
drlphla atd Nv,y Nuth, aud West 10 columbus
,tn,lnnau Inut.,tlIv indianapolis aud -
Louis
Dor Though llykytz. ragsnry cheeks Sweeping
t,,r accommodations, tui puN lurihct 'ulnr'nh'
,un appIy o. Iu,rph n. h'llr,il'r. Ticket Ngrut
o. ran. Handle pvVot tsu ~ Eleventh sttyrI or
rt Cit, Trk.t OMrr uu,lrr Mrluw liousv
" hrclluy
~ " Caldwell. Ucurru Managvr t"tumhuS.
a.. n 4 O'urivu, Uvucuh Passenger ana TICKET
Agent tolumhus. % nor"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-11

The following conveyance at proper
~ MAS admitted Ia rc"ri. Yesterday
by Clerk Hook. ol the County Court,
A deed made Scpten,hcr 2'ih, IS''.
hy the Mount Wuod Cemetery Assor,a-
ton a. Mary Webb. iur the south hall
of lot No. IA. la section G, ul SAID rrmc.
terry. Consideration, Sh.
4 deed made December a0,h, 1871, lay
John I. E,oNn,cc AMI others Ia Anuu
r.. FROST, lot the north halt at lot No.
ilO situate on Chuplnr street; also. u
parcel Of ground on Market alley, be-
tween Tenth AMI Eleventh streets
Hnpsilrrutlpu 500
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-11
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