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Kidney Complaint.

BGar Gap, Columbia County, Pa.
Dear sir My Father has been suffering with
Kidney Complaint for long lime and had been un-
der doctors treatment, but the doctors could not
effect a cure. ! have been subject TO NumbneSs
and Weakness In my Left Arm. We obtained some
Of your inva uable IEDIAH BLOOD SYRUP from your
Agent, VIM. II. Potter. and II has cured my father
complttely, and my arm is much BETTER IL does not
trouble me half SO much. Your medicine is excel
lent. -
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In the streets of Milan and Naples q ,ng
is now very popular in witch i described
the life and death Of Pietrp Belbo, la,ely
hanged in New York
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Josiah John.
Female Complaints.

Bear Gap. columbia county, Pa
Dear Sr:-This Is to certify that purchased me
of your INDIAH BLOOD SYRUP for my wife for lniia-
nation and Female Complaint, and 1t has given her
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Headache and Dizziness.

Wlamsport, Lyc5ming county, Pa.
Dear Sr:--N ,ur Inullu Blood 5 Tup has cured me
OF Headache. Dizziness and Loss OF Appetite, 50 that
am nov able to work In my factory. MY Wlte De
rived benefit from Its USE than from any other
medicine.
Henry Russell.
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Never Fails to Cure.

East Lemon wyoming Co. Pa.
Ncar Sir i was sick for three years, and under
professional treatment most II the time without be-
ing benefited Al last was Induced to tiy your
lEDIAS BLOOD SYRUP and after short trial. found
sell In better health than had Ueen Tor SIX years.
Theron Ran
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Loss of Appetite.

Rohrsburg Columbia county Pa.
Dear Sir Il have used your exec lent INDIAN
BLOOD SYRUP for Loss OF appetite and Weakness OF
the :, ,omach, with very beneficial results believe
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known, and alvise all Who may be suffering as was
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Mrs, L Avery
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An Astonishing Cure.

Monroe Wyoming county, Pa.
Dear Sir:-I had been afitCtod with "A Cough, Loss
Of Appetite and Dyspepsia for ten years could
not ~ perry attend TO my business, and hearing u
your justly celebrated Indian Blood syrup, resolved
to try 1t, which did. md IN a short time was much
improved. | now have good Appetite, aud have
enjoy, good health ever siLce commenced us use
j. LabaTr,
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Diseases Of the Stomach.


Eaton, Wyoming county, Pa.
Dear Sir This Is to certify that had Il WeaA
Stomach and could eat no meat OF any hearty food
whatever BY fricnd's adv ce | commenced the
isr II Your Indian Blood Sprup, y hiCh after short
tr.ai, efcctually relieved mt aud can now eat
anything | choose. Your syrup gives universal
s"tisiHcJ ou.
Elizabeth lladsal
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Best Medicine Ever Used.

Bear Gap, Columbia county, Pa.
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water passing from him constantly, day and night,
col suited two doctors and gave him medicine, but
without effect. bought some OF your celebrated
lSDIAS BLOOD SYRUP, short trial OF which, cured
him.
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Eaton, wyoming county, Pa.
Dear Sr:-I had been troubled for a long time
with Il pain in my stomach, and found no relief
until began usifg your Indian Blood syrup. lfnd
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to all Oh and young 1t saves many dollars in
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tnan i've dollars worth OF other medicine:
Marian Inb1rr,
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Dyspepsia and Indigestion.

Numda, Columbia county, Ia.
Dear str For many years my wife was al1iicted
with Dyspepsia, and we spent considerable money
without receiving Oeueht. we procured soht OF
our IspIAE IIoOD SYRUP and she began TO improve
in health from the uule she comenc It's use.
- Solomon d SnNder
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The production Of hops in this coun ry
has increased yearly 5000 bales tor the lasf
twenty years.
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Unanimous Recommendation.

The following add their testimony for the Indian
Blood syrup:
II. H. GrCan, engineer K r.
j. q. smith, at Baldwins steel Works.
Mrs say der. Of Columbia.
\. Brcnrr, Of WashlngtOnburgh.
John keny 5, OF SAFE liarbor
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Recently Prof Huxle said that ninet,

Recently Prof lIuxle said that ninety
nine men out of every hundred became
simply obstructive after GOyears old,an
We're not flexible enough to yield to the
advance of new ideas. The world, he
thought, would be benefited by any
man who had taken part in science be
straneled after 60 This may be meant
for Brother Ruskin, who lately wrote to
Glasgow students that he loathcd liber-
alisnL
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All that it is recommended to be.

opera House Columbia Pa.
Dear Sir-l have used your excellent Indian Blood
syrup and IL has proven just as represented. can
recommend IL TO all.
Wm. RoCh IH,
Wholesale Merchant, 9th street,
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A Big Success.

My wife had been ailing a long time with
dyspepsia and nervousness and was in bed
two years with a complication of disorders
her physicians could not cure, when was
led by reading a circular at my door to Try
Parker's Ginger Tonic. Having been so of.
ten deceived hy worthless mixtures, nothing
but my wife's dangerous eonoiliOn could
have led us to make any more experiments.
But it was big success. Three bottles
cured her at a cost Of dollar and fifty cents,
and she is now as strong ss any woman,
and regularly does her household duties -
X. d., Buffalo, See other column. nov
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Liver Complaint.

Centralia, Columbia 60. Pa.
Dear Sir :--Inis is TO certify that was unwell and
could scarcely attend 10 my work mink my Liver
wBs affected. procured some OF your lEDIAN BLOOD
SyKup and now after shOIt trial, feel like "A new
man. | recommend its use 10 all
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Rail ROAD TIME TABLES
WINTER TIME TABLE

OKTHEKN CENTRAL RAIlW,v
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on and after sunday. May 30, 1sso r..
IN the l'hl ade phia Erie Rl road Diyislo, tfahs
as follows: ''''ohW tl
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Best Medicine Ever Used.

beware OF counterfeit Medicine. | emp uy
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IoyER BROTHERS, Bl:omaburg, Pa.
June i. ly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-07

TIE STATE DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE Con-
MlTrR.-The State Democratic Executive
Committee meets at Parkersburg to-day,
and the members OF it from this section
left on the Andes yesterday to attend it.
There was some trepidation manifested
about the time the boat was leaving over
the failure OF Uncle Michael Reilly, the
Chairman OF the Committee, to put in an
appearance, and the other members real
izing, like the man who was going 10 be
hung, that there would be no fun until
he got there, were disposedto be despond-
emit over the situation, but about the time
the lines were TO be cast of, the old gen
tleman made his appearance with a look
OF + satisfaction on his countenance
and u fat c"arpet-switchel under his arm.
The departing members were disposed
to be retiCent oVer their preferences in the
matter OF location for the next Demo-
cratic State Convention, but most OF them
seemed inclined TO favor Clarksburg, II
the presence OF the body cannot be secured
here. The presence OF the State Green
back Executive Committee in Parkers-
burg, at the same time with the Democrat
ic gathering, Jul reporter was assured, had
no political significance, but wa merely
one OF those condolences, which even with
the greatest care and most prudent lore
sight, will happen in the best regulated
families.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-07

NorE.-CurlcuRA is admirably assisted In cases Of
extreme physical weakueSs, or when tho virus Of
Scrufula Ia known TO Turk Ia tho system, by the In
ttrnal use Of the CuTlcURA REsoLyKsT, without
doubt the NEST powerful blood purifier and liver
stImulaut In tho world.
CurIcuRA Soar Is an elegant toilet aud mollciuAl
assistant 10 Cuticura In the treatment Of all extor.
nal ailments. For chEpped hands, rough skin and
tan, sunburn, apd the lesser skin troubles, II. isin.
bath It Is tho most elegant, rcireshins, aud healing
before the pnbllch.
Thssa great remedies succeed where all Others
heretofore 10 use fall because they possess new and
original properties never before successfully COM
hIucd In medicine.
The CUTIcuRA REMEDIES Me prepared by WEEKsS
PUrTER, ChemiGtH and Druggists, bOAtOn, aud sold
by all Druggists. Price Of CUrIcURA, small boxtS, 90
cents; large boxes, containing two and %One-IAll tunes
the quantity oil small 81. N~EsoLvENT, 81 per hottie.
CuriCURA Soar, Is cents per cake by mall, 30 cents;
three cakes, rs cents.
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WASHINGTON H~ALL.-wednesday night.
January 7th, A. 0'Leary, NJ. D., will
lecture on the throat and lungs, the
physiology and diseases Of the respiratory
organs, coughs, colds, catarrh, bronchitis
and consumption, how caused and
cured-illustrated with manikins, models.
skeletons, human lungs, healthy and
diseased, drawings, paintings, map show.
ing the prevalence Of consumption, in
halers, spirometer, lifting machine 10 test
the strength and the capacity Of the
lungs, enlarged pictures with the sciopti-
con, every thing desirable to render the
subject attractive, clear and plain. AID.
mission 10 cents; three tickets % cents.
Private consultations daily from 9 to G r.
M, at Il3S Main street, up one flight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-07

A YOUNG man In this city recently
dreamed that he was in Chicago where
the Republican National Convention was
being held, and that Grant and Belknap
were both nominated. The situation
looked desperate, but the young man was
equal to the emergency. He rose 10 his
feet and nominated Hayes in a speech
which was the greatest effort Of hislife, and
finally had the satisfaction oil seeing
Rutherford nominated by IN. oyerwhelm.
ing majority, the nomination being equiv.
alent to an election. He then woke up
Just in time to keep from being appointed
consul and charge d'afTaires at Terra Del
Fuego, the consular ou%ttit.consisting Of a
hymn book, and a club to keep off the
cannibals.
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KANSAS LAND AND WHEAT GRowERs
AssocIATloN.-This association will meei
at . o'clock to-day "wednesday at the
capitol, in the Office Of the Secretary o.
Sta:e, for the purpose Of adoptinga consti'
tuition and bylaws and electing q board oil
directors. A full meeting OF stoCkholderS
Is requested, and all persons who may be
Interested in the wonderful growth and
prosperity Of Kansas are cordially invited
TO attend. Tho General Agent Of the Land
Department OF the Atchis0n, Topeka and
Santa Fe Railway will be present, and will
have some interesting statements to make
concerning the history, soil and climate OF
Kansas, and will exhibit samples Of wheat
and corn grown In the upper Arkansas
valley.
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MAN DnowNEp.-Tho following comm

MAN DRowSED.-The following Commu-
nicatlon will explain itself:
WnERLING, " IVA, January 8, 1850.
Mfssrs. Young aud WILSON, LOcdI INSPECTORS,
Wheeling Didrici: 49,,
SlRs:-in accordance with the law, 1t is
our duty to inform you Of the sup
posed drowning Of y man of the steamer
Samuel Clarke, Of Pittsburgh. We were
going down this trip, and on the evening
81 the Goth day OF December last II Of
tho ~decEhands, who was passing coal, fell
overheard about two miles above Muir:
rayyillc, W. Va. He was wheeling coal
ont Of a fiat ahead OF the steamboat.
Don't know how he got into the river, as
the turn. in the plank on which he was
wheeling was six or seven feet from the
aide OF the flat. We stopped and sent the
yawl back and made every effort We could
under the circumstances, but could find
no trace Of him. We notified people
along below. It happened about fifteen
minutes after six o'clock on Monday, the
29th day OF December, 1879. He told the
Rteward before supper that his name was
Edward Baker and he lived ten miles
hack OF Wheeling; the steward thinks he
aaid St. Clalrsville. He had no clothes
only those he had on. | also notified the
press at Madison, Ind, that being the
tlrst opportunity. Hoping ] have done
nv duty satisfactory andlawtullv. l remain
your obedient servant,
joins l.. KERR,
Master Of steamer Samuel Clarke.
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PRRsoNAI.-Mrs. W. Clarence Findley,
OF Akron, O., is here on a short visit to
her father, Mr.. John Roemer, ofthis city.
Prof. II. Eberling returned Yesterday to
Columbus, but will return carly in Febru.
airy TO give grand concert then, with the
aid OF some OF our resident professional
and amateur musicians.
The Pittsburgh Sunday Globe in giving
sketches OF the contralto singers Of that
city, speaks as follows Of Miss Ella
Sweeney, OF this city: "From Wheeling
there recently came a bran.new Contralto,
who is but little known in musical circles
in this city. She is the daughter OF the
Mayor Of that thriving town, and had
won considerable reputation there before
coming this way. Lastsummer while WIS.,
iting in Allegheny at the residence Of her
relative, Col. Bayne, she sang at several
private gatherings, and in that way 1t be-
came noised abroad through SO.
ciety circles that there was a lovely
contralto voice in our midst. Down
at Little Washington, at the female sem.
mary, where she was a long time a pupil,
she sang at many concerts. During u
weeks run OF "Pinafore" in Wheeling
she sang tho role Of Josephine" subse.
quently appearing in the same part in
steubenville. She returned to Pittsburgh
In the early part Of this winter to take
lessons in vocal music. She has but once
been heard in public since she came, and
that was at the concert on New Years
night at the North Avenue NJ. +. Church,
Allegheny, when she sang Tito Matters
"Non Ritorno" aud the popular "RubY,"
besides two duets with Messrs. Carson
aud Drum, respectively, both members OF
the Mendelssohn Quartette. She achieved
an instant triumph, winning a double en-
core for "Non Ritorno." She Is not a
member Of any church choir, although
she was heard at st. Andrews on Christ
mas morning with Miss Wallace and Mrs.
Mcdonald"
II. B. McLain, ESQ.,, who has been suf-
fering from i'll health for some time past,
expects to leave on tho st. Lawrence, Sat
urday next, and spend tho winter months
in the Southern States.
Alex. Campbell, ST., and Alex. Camp
bell, jr., Of Bethany, left for Louisiana on
the Andes yesterday.
Kramer'sorchestra engagements Include
q party at Capt. Wilson's tomorrow ven
ing aud another at Mrs. Brues' next week.
"Uncle Dan" the veteran head waiter,
who has been circulating around the
country considerably since his last en-.
gagement here, has settled down at the.
Mcclure for the winter, and his many
friends are glad 10 see the Oldham back
again.
Major stalnakcr, accompanied the Dem.
ocratic Executive Committee to Parkers.
burg. He will take in several other i'm.
portant points before his return.
Percy Warden, who has been visiting
in this city for some time, left for st. Louis
Joseph seybold, Esq, of the Bank Of
Wheeling, Is lying seriously i'll at his resi-.
dence in the Eight, Ward.
Mr.. ]. g. Orr, formerly Of this city,
and more recently Of Pittsburgh, has con:
cluded to re.engage in the wall paper
and stationery business, and has rented
the Stanton& Davenport stand on Twelfth
street. Messrs.S. & ID. will probably re.
move to Market street.
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MEASLES IN TIE Schools. There Is con-
siderable talk out in the Fourth ward over
some alleged cases OF measles among the
children belonging to the family OF the
ianitor OF the Fourth ward school, who re-
sides in the basement Of tie school build
ing. and some uneasiness is manifested
among the parents OF pupils who attend
that institution, lest the disease spread
among the several hundred who are ell
rolled as scholars in that ward.
A reporter ofthis paper investigated the
matter to-day, and from the physician
who has charge Of the family, learned that
there is but one case of measles in the
building, which developed itself Sunday
last in n Of the j%anitor's children, and is
a good deal better to-day. The sick child
is In a portion OF the building where the
school children have no business, but the
teachers were requested to notify their
pupils to keep away from that part OF 1t,
and did 80. There are two other children
in the ianitor's family, but the impression
Is that they have both had measles, and
are therefore not likely to suffer from
them further.
The Doctor did not seem 10 attach much
importance to the situation. He could
not tell, he said, whether the other CHILD
rem were likely to capture the measles or
not. Some people contracted disease q
good deal quicker than others, and he did
not know whether the children out there
we're OF the quick catching kind or not.
Anyhow measles did not amount to much
usually with children. When people
took them later in life thew were more
difficult TO deal with. lie did not think
much OF the healthfulness Of the Fourth
ward school building anyway. Had no:
ticed that there had been q good deal OF
sickness out there, and thought tho build
ing had something to do with it.
Our reporter hunted around for further
enlightenment on the measles question,
but got no additional facts. An impress
ion seems 10 be widely spread in the
Fourth Ward, that the school building is
not what it ought to be, and that some
changes ought to be nude in it which
would improve its salnbrity. 1t is stated
that out OF the number OF fatal cases oil
diphtheria which were reported during
the recent prevalence OF this disease, thir-
teen were pupils in attendance at this
school, but as the school building is sit
uated in the heart OF what was the worst
affected district, and the physicians agree
that the entire neighborhood is suffering
from defective sewerage and bad sanitary
condition generally, this statement does
not count for much against the school.
Still there are a good many people out
there who believe with Ingersoll, that
Everything is catching except good
health" in that particular building, and
II the commissioners can do anything to i'm
prove its health giving facilities, their la
bors will be appreciated by some anxious
parents and guardians.
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FAMILY MAREEr.-There was a very
small attendance ut the Fifth Ward Mar
ket yesterday morning, and not much
offered. Following were the prices:
Apples-Bell1owers, 45a50c per peck
ROMA Beauty, Northern Spy, Russets
and Baldwin 25aS5c per peck.
Sweet potatoes, Jerseys, 5Oc q peck, or
l5c aquarter peck. Irish potatoes l5a20c a
peck. Cranberries l0ca quart; celery l0a
l5c a bunch; beets SOC a peck; carrots SOC
a peck; parsnips zoe a peck turnips lba
zoe; cabbage 5al0c per head; onions Coo
a peck; oysters 25a45c per quart; turkeys,
live 75ca$l 90 each; dressed l0al2IC per
pound; chickens, live 20a30c each; dress.
i0al2c per pound; ducks, dressed lOal2Ic
per pound; live 2Oa25c eachi rabbits lGa
i5c each; squirrels l0al5c each; geese,
live 3Oa6Uc; dressed 6Oa75c each; pleas:
ANS GOl75c per pair; quail l6a20c each.
Bntter-We quote prime roll at 25aS0c per
pound; No. i, 90a94c. Eggs 95c per doz.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-07

WHERE'S McNabb's sprinkler.
A SPECIAL term Of the Circuit Court will
be held to-day in the Senate chamber.
CocEAYSE's orchestra will play for a
reception in East Wheeling Tomorrow
evening.
SERVICES will be held at $50 p. NJ. and
1880 P. ~, at Zane street Church, the last
Of this week.
SCARLET fever has made its appearance
in the Sixth Ward. A little son OF DR.. 5.
l.. Brice Is very sick.
Nix. sruMpp, n driver for A. ReyInann,
fell off a wagon Monday, bruising hls
face in q terrible manner.
OSE marriage license was issued yester'
day, and five release deeds recorded IN
the office Of the County Clerk.
JAMES RICHARDSON, Of the suspension
bridge, mashed one OF his feet yesterday by
letting n heavy oil can fall on 1t.
OFFICER MILLER, "the p%oplarest, F" shakes
shakes a dew drop from lis name. i
won't DO to fool with my p1eece."
Mr.. JoHX MCELLDowSHT, clerk Of Wetze
county, reports tllirty.two more shares Of
The proposed railroad down the river
Proctor, he thinks, will take oil the bal
ance for the county.
NOTHING more has been done in th,'
matter Of the strike of the third hand
at the mills. Al the Riverside and Bel
mont these hands quit work, and the dis
position Is to lot them "stay quit" as TIT
boilers consider their demand unreason'
able.
THIEVES entered the house OF And!
Harkins, lthe p. o. clerk, Sunday after
noon and went through q pair OF panta
looms, securing S. in money. There, wer,
also two $40 bills in the pockets, but thoy
were frightened off before they could sc
cure the money.
TnE Elm Grove Railroad people hay'
NOT heard yet from the Compressed Al
Motor Company, in reference to the pro
posed trial OF the new system upon tn
road. A meeting OF the managers OF thei
motor was to have been held in New Yorl
last month, and the matter Of testing
here discussed, but no adyices have beeI
received rs 10 results reached.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-07

~ came to this place (waukesIla, Wis
much einaciated, with dropsical swelling
OF my limbs, and symptoms of BriGht't
Disease. feel entirely re.
stored to my usual good health-eyen
benefited in my rheumatism-and undel
Providence l attribute this change TO thu
use OF Bethesda Water.-[Letter to Col
Dunbar, discoverer of Bethesda Spring
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-07

TIE CouRrs-CovNrY CoURr = Judg.
Boyd.-This court met at 0 o'clock yestei,
day and transacted the following bust
ness:
W. j. W. Cowdep. assignee, vs. II. @.
Hunter and others. In assumpsit.
James W. Norman vs.. Malcolm Lowry.
Appealed from W. II. Caldwell. Jury:
l.. b. Kelley, Louis Hull, VIM. Hicks,
Jno. UpdegraG. VIM. Winder and George
Long, On trial.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-07

J%rsficEs' JorrrScs.-'Squtre WIN. Phil
lips yesterday issued a warrant for John
Stevens, who is charged by Chas. Casing
with assault and battery.
He also issueda warrant for Mrs. John
Stevens, charged with an assault upon
Chas. Casing. The parties reside at Slack
town.
Frank Boone charged Gus Matthews
with selling liquor on Sunday. Dismissed
at Matthew'S cost.