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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-08

The Doings or Day Rolled Down for
HRsty Readers.

The DOinga Of \ Day BoiIea Down ioF
Hasty Readers.
FRosr will be next 10 order.
THE cold wave mandates us.
ONE arymarriage license was Issued
by County Clerk Hook, yesterday.
OK account OF some necessary repairs 70
the building the nailers OF the La Belle
mill were of yesterday AFTERNOON.
TAYLOR srR4uDRR's drawing qualities
we're illustrated by the crowd In atten-
dance on the United States Court yester'
day.
TnE Presbytery Of Wheeling met yes:
terday at Dallas, Marshall county. The
Presbyterian ministers Of this city are IN
attendance.
FIRST the burden OF the complaint was,
at ia too hot" now some have the auda-
city to exclaim, 1.-THE change is too sud-
den!" Mortals are never suited.
TaE language employed by the CIarks'
burg Fair managers in advertising h1a'
mers band makes even the modest leader
blush at the honor crowded upon him.
CuIRp OF POLICE SWEENEY was al
Atoundsyille, yesterday waiting for an OPP
portunity TO testify in the case OF Mooney
the harness thief, but the case. was mol
reached.
| A STRAW vote was taken on the train
that arrived from the East over the u. Z
D. road at IL o'clock last night, which
showed 40 for Garfield, 10 for Hancocl
and / for Weaver.
ApJurANT GENERAL wooDs sent the wa
lags OF the Seventh, Tenth, Fourteenth
aud Fifteenth West Virginia Regiments t
New Martinsville yesterday to be used o
the reunion OF these regiments.
The birthday party OF Miss BLANCHE
Hunter, OF the Seventh ward will take plac
this evening and promises TO be 9 mos
recherche affair. Kramer will furnish tn
music and Charley Reed and Frank Or
will manage the affair.
VIZ are indebted to the managers Of th
Longiellow Literary Society for an in
vitation to be present at the First Gran,
Dress BALTIC be given by that society a
Assembly Hall, on the evening OF the 2Stl
Of this month. Mr.. Sig Eeu is manager
and L. Bamberger, Ernest Baer and A
Somehow are the committee on invita-
ton.
MONDAY, Mrs. Elizabeth Nolte, Of tn
Eighth ward, received from Capt. Wm
Schockey, Treasurer Of Herman Lodge
No. 4, A. o. U. W., 5000, amount Of ben
efits on account OF the death OF Loui
Nolte, her husband, who died some lou
weeks ago. We are pleased to notice tn
promptness with which the order settle
4 up claims against it on account OF death.
Nh. EDNuNp BOOKING, the druggist, VII
leave this morning for New York city, e
route to Saratoga Springs, n. Y, to a,ten
the annual session OF the Pharmaceutica
Association, which meets in that city mex
week. Mr.. Booking informs us that b
( takes with him quite number OF applies
tons for membership, although not neal
ly so many as he would like to take
as there are large number Of young drul
g;sts in this neighborhood who reall
should belong 10 the organization. An
Of those who desire 10 join can leave thei
names tomorrow with him, as after thu
date it will be TOO late to apply for thi
years session.
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FAMILY MARKRr.-The Family Market il
still very attractive, but the fruits are
gradually dropping out OF the stores and
market stalls. Vegetables and other ar
tiCles OF food are still plentiful. Following
were the prevailing prices at the Filth
ward Market:
Meaa-Beef to 12lcper pound; mutton,
l0Al5c per pound; chops, 10 to loo per
pound veal, 10 to l5c per pound ;pork, l0C
per pound sausage, 10 to 12C per pound /;
smoked sausage, 10 to 12c per pound; ba-
con, 10c per pound; middling and shout.
der, s TO loo per pound; beef.tongue, 40
to Soc each; canned beef, $50 per 2.ponnd
can.
Fouls, Butler, Gc-Live chickens, 2OA25c
apiece, OF $250aSO0 per dozen; dress
ed chickens, l0c per pound; eggs, l5c
per dozen, lard, 1Oc per pound; but.
Ter, 2Oa25c per pound-choiCe, CSC;
swSeetmilk, Sc per quart, or 25c per gallon !;
bnttermiik. 10 per quart, or 100 per Gallon
Vegetables. Cabbage, 3 to loo per head /;
new potatoes, l5a20c per peck; celery, loo
per bunch; Cucumben loo per dozen /;
carrots, l0c per half.dozen; beets DC per
bunch; onions, zoe per half.peck:
corn l0al2ic per doE ears; dried
beans,Sc per quart; white beans, Sc; per
quart: string beans zoe per peck;
oyster plant 90 per bunch; horseradish, &c
per bunch onions, two punches for scents;
lima beans, loo per quart;new tomatoes, loo
per peck; Peaches, 40c per peck; pears, 90
cents per peck; apples, l0a20c per peck;
plnms, Coo per peck.
Fs1h and Game.-Lake fish 25c string;
catfish, loo per string oysters, S0a50c per
hall.cani zoe per quart.
R.ia.-New apples, loo per peck
dried apples, 5 TO 10c per pound;
dried pears, l0c per pound; dried peaches,
70 TO loo per pound; water melons, 10 TO
SSe each; musk melons 8 10 zoe each
dried plums, SOC per ID; oranges, 80 to
Soc per dozen; lemons, $50 per dozen;
grapes, 40c per peck,
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NEw pnocADEs-George R. Taylor.

CINCINNATI ExcuRsloSs.-Th P. O. &
st. L. Ry., (Pan Handle route) announce
low excursion rates to the Cincinnati Ex.
position for the following dates: Sept. 9Th,
18th, 18th, 23d, 10Th, and Oct. 9th, and
9th. Tickets good for SIX days.
The Pan Handle Is the direct and popu-
lar route TO Cincinnati, having the least
number Of changes and making the quick.
est time.
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SKIN HUMOR.
Covering due upper part OF III

SKIN c0pper.cOl0red.
MEssR,. WEEKS 4 forTRR GeELisMsR;-t have
been AFFLICTED with troublesome skin dbease, COW
ering almost completely the upper part Of my BODY,
causing my skin 10 assume o0pper.coorcd hue. II
could bs rubbei on Ike dnndruh, and at time cans.
Ing intOlerabs Itching aud the mst intense suher-
Ing have used blood purifier, pills and other nd.
yefiised remedies, but experienced no relief until
procured the CutlcuIa Remedies, Will b. although
,ed caTelessly and irr gularly, cured me, allaylng
that terrible itehIng and o. oting my KIN 70 its nat
uTal color. am willing TO make ahdayit TO tue
truth Of this statement
Respectfully, 5, q. BUXTON.
: NlIah- MirAS .ItiII 8 .iS1H
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From this gross sum Of S22l ,6l6 IS there
is to be subtracted $3.50 80, the aggre-
gate sum paid as salaries to the County
Superintendent in the State for the school
year Of 1879 80. which will leave the net
sum of S2l2 sos IS for actual school pur-
poses. otthis sum, one.half will be avail
able October 10Th, and the remainder
January 18th, 1881. The amount paid
Superintendent this year is much more
than will be- paid next, as their salaries
have been reduced more than fifty per
cent. The allowance for school purposes
is also slightly in excess OF last year.
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CUTJCURA REMEDlES

For NIL IIumors Of the BLOOD, -.
Are prepared by Weeks q Potter Chemists aud Drug
st., Toronto, Ont, and SNOW Hill, London, aud
for sale by Druggists. Price Of CUTICuRA, imIll
boxes, 90 cents; laHe boxes, 81. RRs6LvgaT,
81 per bottle CuTICuRA MEDICINAL TOILET s0AP,
% cents per cake. CuTICukA MEDICINAL SHAVING
soar, Is cents per c1ke, In bats, for BarbGrs and
large consumer, 80 cents. WsAw
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Hudson, Mass, July, 1879. $500
SCROFUL0US HUMOR.

Hon. William lay Tor, Huston, Sihie Neh.
atOr of MassAeb usetts, says OF hts shss;
"Aftrr thn months use OF the Cu'irurA Remedies,
aud twelve years n constant suffering from humor
Of the Taco, neck aud scalp IS was ever endured,
oln say that an cured, and pTUn1uhce my case the
most remarkable on record. haya beon so elaiCd
With my success that l have stopped men on The
street who wefo tilete1, and told them TO get the
Cutieura Remedies and they would cure them This
Is why am 80 grateful to YOU for l elieye Them 70
DO the best aud greatest discovery Of the age and
that they will cure all whoare suffering with these
diHeaSesO -IHf.
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NV rAll GOODS eeOrge R. TayIot.

Music lovers will tiud it to their interest
to attend the closing out sale Of Musical
Goods at sheib's, Washington Hall.
Books, Music, instruments, ETC., are sell.
Ing at bona fide cost, so as to attend 10 the
Piano and Organ business exclusively
hereafter.
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ANNUAL ArpoRTIoNMENr

OF the school Funds Among the Various
Counties, and Number OF scholars Of
Both CoIors In this state.
Mr.. W. o. Pendleton, Chief Clerk in the
Office Of the Superintendent of Freeschools
has been industriously engaged for some
time past ascertainlng the total number Of
school children in this Commonwealth
between the ages Of six years and 81
years, and also what portion Of the school
fund will be distributed in each county
The results Of his labors We give below
the whole forming very interesting table
and one that can be laid away with othGl
statistics on the same subject:
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PERSONAL PoMrs.-oOl. s. NJ. .oarothers
OF Taylontown, Pa, was In the city yes
terday.
Pa, yesterday.
Lon. Barr, Of this county, left yesterday
for Waynesburg, Pa, TO attend college in
Mr., Sam. r. Moore, Of Kansas, who has
been visiting his falher.in.law, ]. v.
Chambers, OF this county, has returned
Mr.. F. @. Piier, OF Buckanuon, is the
guest OF Charles B. Reed. .4g..
Prof. VIM. Armstrong, OF this city, re-.
ii7aed from Washington City last even
ing. He has received two very hAttering
calls from there, to take charge Of the mu.
sIcal instruction at the Seminaries OF Miss
MCGEE aud Miss SomersSBnd has decided
to accept them. He will leave for Wash.
ington in about week. We regret that
the Professor Is 10 leave Wheeling, but
feel gratiAsd that his abilities aud accom-.
pllshments have received such o hattering
recognition.
Hon. Caleb Boggass, Of 0larksburg, has
rooms at the New Mcclure House.
.,
,,,..,
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For sale-Moundsville Iron Works.
Regular Wednesday Packet-Emmt
German Student Lamps-Nesbitt &: Bro
Great Soldiers Reunion at Parkersburg
Attention! Business Men.
For Sale-I. Irwin.
Black Satin De Lyon.
Bangled Bracelets-I I. G. Dillon.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFER. The following
transfer OF real estate was recorded in the
County Clerks office yesterday:
Deed made March 20, 1880, by the
franklin Building Association TO Isaiah
Warren, for lot No and part Of lot No.
9, In square No. 30 in Buena Vista. Con-
alteration, $500.
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CHEAP EXCURSION TIC, PlrrsBuRdH.-The
p, y. & st, J.. Railway Company (Pan.
handle r5ute) will sell excursion tickets 10
ths Pittsburgh Exposition on Friday
morning OF each week until October Sth.
Tickets good going on morning train only,
returning will be good on trains Of Friday
and Saturday only. Fare for round trip,
including admission to the Exposition,
g 90. fE-
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SINGING LEssoSs.-Mrs. Annie NJ. sheib
will resume her course ofvocal instruction
September 9th. Application may be
made at her rooms, lip Main street, I'd
floor, from 10 to u a. NJ. and 2 to 4P. NJ.
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MuEIcIrA1 oouRr-Julae Grammar.

MUNICIPAL OoURT-JuIge CTahlMeT.
This Court met at loan. yesterday, and
disposed Of the following business:
Adler 4 Roedelheim vs.. Joseph Green
and others, in debt. This case ives con-
tinued until Friday at the costs OF the do
PENDANTS.
Herman Emshelmer,a native of Ger.
many, was admitted to citizenship.
Adjourned until Friday at 10 A, N.
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DECuERr,s DENIAL.
He is Not Democrat, and Done Thank
tho Democratic Committee for the
nanhfinI Honor PnIu Him.

Edition. InsltGsnoor;
In this morning's issue Of the Register
notice my appointment, by the Democratic
Committee, on committee to receive Mr..
William Laing, q Democratic speaker. 1u
ordeRto satisfy numerous enquirers and to
remove oil doubts regarding my political
view, desire TO state that the above
mentioned appointment must be consid-
cred mistake or a joke, as I DO not be-
lieye in Democratic principles,
Respectfully,
LOUIS DIcHRRr,
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WEATnRR INDICATIONS.

WARRINGTON, September ST. A. ~
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, higher
barometer, cooler northwest winds, partly
cloudy weather and occasional rain.
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EVERYBODY chews Chief Tobacco, be.
cause it is the best. For sale by all first
class dealers.
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HUTTON Broth SOUP for Merchants
Lunch this morning at the New hclure
HcusS Sample Rooms.
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Ilo4 Main Street

'nENTIsT2Y.-T0 THOSE THAT DE-
" SIRE to ave their natural teeth We would say
that We arr nov better prepared than ever before 70
enable them 10 do %. By tho use Of an ELHtIeo
MAGNETIC PLu8aRR We ON and are making petteI
and bNndsomVr Gold Fllpes, With more case 70 ouI
Patients, than have heretofore been made u thn
CI.y or elsewhere, without tho aid Of the Electrlt
Plnyyer. What Eo say We can prove BY aetaSl
RECOMMENDATION, Call and sos for yourselves.
JANIS N. 6uRGIS0E q 6OH.
mi No iIlS MNvkst II. whPeliuF. W. Va.
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w ANTED-2O EXPERIENCED COAL
w mlners at Wheeling Creek Coal Company's
Works. Apply Immediately at office Of c., r. Y. 4
W. II. r., Bridgeport, Ohio, A. J. BAGGS, Supt.
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OPERA TONIGHT. WIN opsn new linz
'p''A JACOB ". GRUBB,
Corner Twelfth and Market Streets.
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onlrr TOBACCO is all the rage. Try it.
For sale everywhere.
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ISau.aE for Chief Tobacco and take 20
other. You will likeit. la't
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Thermometers REooRD.-Ths following
shows the range Of the Thermometer, as
observed at schnepi'S drug store, opsra
House corner yesterday:
1879. 1850,
7AH,l7M.SP.H.7P. N. I7AN, IAN, SP. NJ Pm
a "a s. 20 G. 2 a GS
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WANTED. -one good heating stove
moulder at Means Foundry, steubenville,
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Adjourned to ga. N. to-day.

us. DISTRICT CouRr-Judge Jdckson.
In this Court the following business wa
transacted yesterday:
In the case oil Taylor Strauder, upon
petition for writ OF habeas corpus, the
Sheriff Of Ohio county, in obedience TO said
writ, produced into Court the body Of said
Taylor strauder, and thereupon the petit
toner, by his counsel, moved the Court
for his discharge and for admitting to bail
the said petitioner. Upon the motion Of
Geo. B. Caldwell, Esq, Assistant District
Attorney, leave Is granted the Sheriff Of
Ohio county to amend his return to said
writ, Case continued until P. NJ. to-day.
Thos, D Houston, Esq, was admitted to
practice In this Court.
United States va. Joseph. Sweeney, upon
recognizance. On motion OF the District
Attorney, nolle proequi is entered to said
recognizanCe.
United States vs.. j. ]. Mcdonald, alias
Geo. E. CLARK, indicted for felony. Upon
motion OF defendent the cause was con-
tinued until next term. Recognizance 10
the sum Of $1,000, with Ed. Christman,
Alex. Gardener his securities In like sum.
Adjourned until 10 A, N. to-day.
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coLIlNs' VoLTAIc PIAsTERs
lnstaptIy relIsve laIn. soren@aand MsaEn.sa.
WANTED.

IITANTED-BoARDING ON THE ISL.
w AND for gentleman and vito, address "B, p
this ofdca ~
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THI CouRTs- County Court Judge Boyd
This court met yesterday morning at G
o'clock and disposed OF the following bust
ness:
State ys. Emmett Wells, petit larceny.
A plea Of guilty was entered and the de-
PENDANT was given thirty days in the
county jail.
ssste IS Minnie i1ido app6aiona peace
warrant The defendant was called and
the judgment Of the lower court affirmed.
State vs.. Joseph Weishar, appeal on q
peace warrant. Defendant called and
judgment OF lower court affirmed.
William Manion for A. 0. Egerter & Co.,
vs.. Ed, Mclaughlin, certified by Justice
Caldwell. Judgment for plaintiff for
ST. IS and costs.
John Hebber, q native OF Germany,
was granted his second papers Of citizen.
ship.
Adjourned To Q A. NJ. TODAY.
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BLAcS yEtyErs JUST REcEryED-G George
B. Taylor.
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lhe Qntellt9e,Itet>
New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

oaIee. Nos. as end a Foar,eenlb slree.
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y pronounced advocate OF this measure. The
only persons in that city who oppose this i'm.
proyement are perhaps the elevator and railroad
men. lApplause.l
An elevator man from Chicago denied this as
serton as to the elevator men, He knew them,
all, and was confident they were for the ship ca.
nal and could testify Of their homes, zeal in It's
behalf Applause
ScammOn's resolution was adopted.
The committee reported us the committee to
labor with congress the following gentlemen: j.
Y. Scammon, Lyman Trumhull, Murray Nelson
and Carter Harrison, Chicago; b. 5. Prcttyman,
Pckn; j. : Lee, Peoria; Wan. Reddck, Ottawa;
f. Porter, Joliet; F. 5. Potter, Henry; j. S.
Thompson, Lacor; T. ID. Brewster Peru; John
Norton, Lockport: W. NJ, Singer Lemont, and
?. A. Armstrong, Morris.
j, r. Shaver, OF La Sale county, offered reso
luton, which was adopted, requesting county
conventions to meet and urge upon their mem
bers of the legislature and representatives in
grcss the Immediate appropriation of sufficient
means to improve the river aud dig the ship
canal.
Hayward, Of the Joliet Sun, didn't Ike the idea
Of the evening session and repeatedly expressed
his views denunciatory thereof until called to or.
der and set down upon 10y the meeting.
AT the adjournment there was unanimous
feeling in favor Of calling general meeting
some time this summer at some convenient point
here or at Morris, or La Sale, or Peoria. This
should be delegate convention, representing
prominently the wards townships aud next
the counties wherever the people take sufficient
interest to hold such meetings. This convention
would then have system and its deliberations
could not fail to be of Importance and weight
commensurate with the object to be attained.
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In 1864, when Lincoln called for his second
hundred thousand volunteers, the Grundy coun-
ty supervisors passed resolution offering a
bounty of $40 to every volunteer who would en-
list, giving credit to that county. At the expira-
ton of the term OF service OF the Oilers number
Of them re enlisted they Of course coming in for
this bounty. The soldiers made several attempts
to secure it since the close Of the war, but they
met with failure at every attempt. until the mat
ter got into the Circuit Court Of that county The
case was tried last week before Judge Stipp, who
decided the matter IN favor the soldiers, holding,
says the Independent, that where q soldier had
enlisted at the invitation of the county, and with
the promise TO receive the bounty and had served,
been honorably discharged, and credited to the
county, and the Board of Supervisors had au-
thority of law to make the promise, they were
bound by II, and the soldier had a right to re-
cover. The Judge closed by his remarks quot
ing from that illustrious ancient orator, Demos
themes these words: When the country and
its liberties are in danger the poor turn out and
fight, and the rich pay the costs" The defend
ants will carry the case to higher court.
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Personal.

JoRDAN-Mss Kate Jordan on last Wedncs
day gave concert in Morris, the programme o
which was very ayiting. Miss Jordan will re
main in Morris this summer.
WALKER.-Mrs. A. f. Walker, Chicago, ha:
been in the city this week.
PORTER. funeral of the late John S, Por
ter took place from his fathers residence in South
Ottawa on last Sunday. 1t was largely attended
very many people following the body to the
grave. Rev T. c. Clendenning conducted the
services at the house; and f. Y. Griggs, Esq,
that of the Odd Fellow fraternity at the grave.
Mr. Porter was born in Brown Co., o., in
1888, and came to this county in 1852, where
he resided, sometimes on farm, at other times
in Ottawa and Seneca, engaged in business At
ter the death of his child and wife IA daug ter
of the late David Strawn), his health became SO
bad as to force him to seek n change of climate
and the latter part of his life was spent in Flo
rida. California, &c, He leaves large circle
Of friends.
MEAns-Among Ottawas visitors this week
was Arthur J. Mears, Chicago.
CARY.-Win Cary is home from Kansas City
Not to throw legal light on the question, we
presume this is Mr.. Cary's home.
FULToN.-W. q. Fulton and wife, Utica, N. Y,
were this week or SO the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Montrose of the Clifton. Mrs Fulton is a sister
Of Mr.. Moptrose.
CowLEs-Miss Maggie Cowles is recovering
from her serious illness.
KoENEN.-Anthony Koenen, the shorthand
reporter at Bulls office, got up early on Sunday
morning and before the boys knew anything
about it, was married by Rev. Mr.. Gloss to Mrs.
Louisa c. Iieist, of this city.
IIoDDER.-J. H. Holder, of the Aurora beacon,
came down to the canal meeting on Thursday.
TAYLoE.--Thc Strcator and Wenona Iadt,c Tay.
lors, Cadet and H. L., put in an appearance in
Ottawa Thursday.
WARHER-Cards are out announcing the mar
riage on the 25th inst, OF Mr.. Gray Warner and
Miss Carrie L. GriswoId, both Of Chicago. Mr..
w is son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Warner, for
merly of this city.
WORKS. Our former townsmsn Chas. A.
Works. now of Rockford, was in town this week
visiting old friends Charles is now one Of the
rising attorneys of Rockford, candidate for
States Attorney for his county, and good fellow
generally.
FRANK.-A. Frank has returned from a bust
ness visit to the eastern cities
HAMMoND.-J. d. Hammond returned yestcr-
day from tour through Colorado and the west.
HoFFMAN-We have heard of no candidate
for the office Of town collector more perfectly
qualified for the positiorsthan Mr.. A. NJ. Eoff-
man, whose announcement We publish today.
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The spring Improvements az Scott Bros. 81
Co.'S were completed this week, when the plate
glass was put by Forbes Il Gehring into their
three large windows on La Sale St, and also the
adjoining doors. The change in glass, as is al
ways the case, makes vast increase in the beau
" and comfort Of the store by Increasing the
light largely. The new low, white shelving is
bathed in food Of light and whether the spec
tator be inside or out, the store is q beauty A,
night under gas-light the effect is very rich. 1t
is quite evident that the Scots now have one Of
tina handsomest as well as one Of the largest
stores in the city.