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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-11-23
Spotted EauIes in ireland.

A question as to the existence of spot
ted eagles in the west coast of Ireland
has elected very interesting letter from
Mr.. j. r. Sheridan of Dugort, Achill
Island, Mayo, to London paper. The
writer asserts that this eagle, distin-
guished by white spot on each shout
der, sstill to be seen there. These birds
are terror to the Inhabitants They
will even goad horses toward the cliffs,
that the latter may fall over, get killed
or injured, and so afford them food.
Mr.. Sheridan tells story of child
being carried away by an eagle, and says
it is an event which might easily happen,
The mother was tending sheep and her
baby. swathed III red flannel was lying
on the ground. While she was absent
while, the bird swooped down, seized
the flannel in It's beak, and carried the
child to nest on the cliffs. A man des-
cended the cliff, and found the baby
(now fine woman, not long since resi-
dent in AchilD living on ledge of rock.
THE new plush and satin ribbons are
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-11-23
Ancient and Modern Luxury,
CFrom the Pail Mall Gazette.l

Some startling incidents of extrava-
gance and prodigality are given by the
writer of an article on "Ancient and
Modern Luxury which appears IN the
new Quarterly From the days when
Lucullus spent 81, 400 on a supper, and
Caligula swallowed jewels, to modern
said to have rented an island for the
special supply of birds nests for her
soup, the story is the same Alclbiades
gave G250 for dog; and Augustus states
as title to gratitude, that he had exhib-
tied 5000 gladiators and given $500
beasts to be killed. Lolita Paulina
wore set of jewels valued at e400, 900
and Nero's diadem cost half q million.
The Due de Bourbon sold his coat for
5000 gold crowns. A cEateau for Nine
de Montespan was only erected for
1851, 72S livres. The Due de la Torres
gave $4,000 crowns for a horse. The
household expenses of Louis XVI. were
enormous; his sisters were said to have
burned candles costing 215, O6S liVres 10
a year. The outfit for an eight days
visit to the Compeigne Court of Napo-
leon III. was 1000 f. In England the
writer thinks there is growing sense of
moderation. It is true that 93, 900 may
be spent on flowers for dinner; but
still there exhibition gratifies taste.
The conclusion at which the writer ar
rives is that if the fancy and sense Of
beauty are never to be advanced the
higher faculties will become torpid.
" Race without wants, race without
ideas. Who thinks of Sparta when we
speak OF Greece? "A thing of beauty
is Joy forever, and the creations of the
age of Pericles are a las ting boon to
mankind
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-11-23
Guiteau,S Nemesis

When the prison van conveying Guliteau from
intersection of East Capitol and First Streets,
ON the afternoon of the 10Th inst. man well
mounted rode up behind the vehicle, aud,
wheeling, levelIed a revolver at the Gagged as
sassin and fired. After pointing his weapon at
the driver of the van the would-be avenger gall
Hoped off and made good his escape. The ball
grazed Guiteau's right forearm, inficting
slight scratch and greatly frightened him.
When the prisoner arrived at the Jail he was
highly excited over his escape, but claimed that
the incident proved that the Lord was on his
side
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-11-23
A Land Slide.

Late on the afternoon of the 18th the hill on
the south of Cleveland, O., began to slide to
the valley of Walworlh run below, and it
steadily continued to slip, until at noon next
day probably five acres of earth had been de-
posted in the ravine, damming up the stream
and entailing loss already estimated at $780,
600, and threatening to increase. The slide
was caused by excavating for the New York,
Chicago & st. Louis Railway.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-11-23

A LARGE business is carried on in the
western part OF Pennsylvania IN the col
lection and preparation Of forest leaves,
which are shipped to New York and
places, and sold. Many of the rarer
specimens are sent to England and
France, where they are highly priced.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-11-23
SCOUrGed.

Five hundred persons are dying daily in
Mecca from cholera. Steamers refuse passage
to returning pilgrims
D1phtheria, scarlet fever, and smallpox are
creating great havoc in Central and Southern
Russia. cutting off thousands. The ravages of
the diseases are greater than hither known.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-11-23
Crushed fsp Death

James Sheridan and John McGrath started
out for walk on the railroad track at Pough-
keepsie, N. Y, on the morning of the 18th. At
noon their scattered fragments were gathered
up with p shovel.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-11-23
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Gen. KispatricFXs

The state department at Washington received
dispatch s, on the 18th inst, stating that Gen
Fitzpatrick lies very low at Watering place
near Valparaiso, and that he is hardly expected
to live
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-11-23

plucky sheriff. Nitsch. one of the sheriffs
posse covered Lon with his gun, but the car
trldges failed to explode and the desperate es-
caDed.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-11-23

The new plush and satin ribbons are
elegant.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-11-23
The New LEGISLATURE,

As far as can be ascertained from re-
turns thus far received. the composition
of the next Legislature will be about as
follows, --republicans ID Roman, demo-
Gratis in Italics, independents in SMALL
CAPS:
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-02-10

CkM,ii. j. @ sen. f,es e. to o., ,ho.. \. =. shc g
ss~. Csp'ssi set rsau,ssi. We viii mrsisS
you everything. tio . dag aud upwards =
ovss nisht. No riss shstsvss. hshy asV
worktrs wastd 81 oaas. Many ere uaeias
G0vtnnss st the brssnsss. Ls.iies 1ako -
sss %s:s 81, : .'i s "a. 'sss" III ss s .s,i ~
q .sts wars .:nsy every esy ssss - =
'sss -; !: .: s:::;s si siisss:: Z E..;:s9 sSs
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-02-10
HUMOROUS.
Something in lhe Bed.


Judge Pitmsn has habit Of clip.
10 HE watch undsr bis pillow whom
be 70 - 70 bed. One night SONS
how. II clipped down and as ths
Judge was restless. u worked its
way down toward tho foot Of The
bsd. After . biz chile be was lying
svats his fs,t toached il, IL felt
veg cold be vac surprised, scared,
sod jaapins II IN chs bel. be said
''Dy gsseioas Maria there's . toad.
- somsshiny under ths cover, |
tosshsa Il wisr my foot Mrs. Pit
man gave . lo,i scream snt y"
On ths door ia an instant. snow
don't 70 10 h,llsrins aud waksn up
ths neighbors," s,id the Judge
"You get mo broom or something
and we'll 6x The thing mighty quick" y"
Nra Pitman got tho broom sud
gave 10 10 the Judge with the re.
nnArk that she felt as IL suskrs we're
sssspins up aud down her logs aod
baek, 100, nsussose, Maria ! Now
euru down che covers slowly willis ]
hold tho broom ADD bang it. Put a
backst Of water along side the bed
too SOS We can shove IL 10 ADD
drown t." Mrs. pitman fixed the
bucket and gently removed the COW
Or. The Judge held the broom mp
lifted. and - the black ribbon OF the
watch was revealed, he cracked away
three or four times With the broom,
then he pushed the thing oil into
tho bucket Then they took the
light 10 investigate the matter.
When the Judge cav What it was hc
ssid, II might have known that
Just like yen women. to 60 screach-
ing and iussing about nothing ! It's
utterly ruined" ut was you that
made the fuss not me-" said Mrs r
"You needn't try to put the blamt
on me-" then the Judge tnruei it,
and growled at Maria until hs fell
asleep.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-02-10

a. "A correspondent Of the E,i
rusr states that t35o.0Of ~,
y that city anuuslly 70
n I'D only $4,000 tOI
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-02-10
Have You Ever KNOWN

Any person TO bs seriously ~ without week
stomach or Inactive liver or tidnsysf An
not mud their posssssor enioyiur xoyi heath
p"rker's Gluger rO.tc always reguiat
those important organs, and never fails
sTssssTIsS @ S':1: sssry sa psrr Of TA. y.S:u
cured hundreds of despairiug fnvsitds. As
your neig hbor ubour IT.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-02-10

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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-02-10

vsn'ane OF tho good chanees for ma King money
that srs ohersd, generally h.sare ~eAishy,
while those Who do not improve suoh chaBrss
rsmaip 10 poverty. We want tAauy men. vom-
on, boys nn xiris t. work fts us Srixrt 10 their
Than ten times ordinary Wages ws fur nish
an expensive outnt aud AL thst goa need, frss.
No one ~ho engages fats 90 make Rouey very
raptdly, You ran vote YOUR whole tluss TO
the work, AZ only your spsre momel8s. Fall
iui,rmaiion and all that V needed s514droe.
,da.sss sr,ssor = ua.. Pas'issa, As&qpxr
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-02-10
The WHITE stand:
acknowledged King
Of all Sewing Ma-
chimes.
Important art Cautioh9rV Notice 70
all intending purchasers Of
sewing Machines.

O1ice WHITE StwINi MACHINE Co
CLR. ~ Asp, o. 2i.:issa.
We pArticuiaris esIi your nttsntio, to the
faot that we stamp numher In plain, distinct
figures on the back shuttie.racs siits oT each
machine ani keepa record OF such numbers.
When sold, . WARRANTY pom FIVE yzARs H.
given to tho pnrcba.er. This warrant bears
the name OF the agent who purchased the ma
chine from us, as also the date OF purchase ar,
= number corresponding to tho slide pumbe
rhs warrant assigned by us, and has tho orr.
niAL s.ALof com ny amped ron u.
M hsr rants in our oams are SOUR Ions.
nd parties nndinx tho suDg SuNBsRs NuyIL.
\rED on DEFAcED, and no warranty to CORE.
'poni with tha 'bovs description. a,t i. "
one. that sooner or later the ewner win IL
evolved In trouble. With one TO iaii back
The GRsr,sa" aite' t,.ip ~ ~
pni,I ms ,hius upon the market. thu rhes
tr' n't ''r ~ iarssS nu
rof tho " White" have besD male snp "a,
Ai'e 'h"y we're placed uios ths market. :ha.
nS other make tn tbs length oi nv
ines Sewing Mschinss we're lave .t.'' the,
<htress, speei, spare. beauty, qBitsr a. -
sihiluy, AMI price, eohoi,s u 'uss, them a.
machine tbs sf "a J-ri q" ovt. I;
thorooshiy sAti A. -heb an-~ they pots-s
the "whito" A"
TAG oUL,a rTotiZ - psALgR vOn
Snyder and adio'oIrI counties. H. u. y. sEs
BOLD Miiaieiurg Pa. AMI ws a'vise iairn-
Ing purchasers tn p,tronirs mans other. sf
thereby get the genuine "'yhitc"
.wBiTE SEWING MAOuiNEru
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-02-10

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|sq"'~sdntio,,st|
{esISonsIsndB Bu1
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-02-10
he Saloon Keeper and the Women
He 0ut.Prayinl EN-.

At Atchisou, Kansss, the wome,
crusaders visited liquor saloon and
tried by prayin! to induce tue pro
prietor OF the s,loon to close h,.
place. he roprietor iuvite tb
ladie to seats asked them to pra,
and then ofcre hins-lf the follow
iue prayer
almighty Creator IN Heaven
Thou who hast INA J., the Ieiv -
aud earth aud cres . mao 10 Thin.
own image ~ .uior }, ''ir t'r''
WhiA api.u.ls are liS,n.. ~, yias'
and wafer, loi di ~ inach IT.,
servant Noah to make wine, aud
Thou didst not puoIsn IL III fol nah
ing in.smle, ats ass Of lt. A, tn
wsddiog OF Nsue Tnns only Son
Jssus Christ, transformed water int,
wine when the juice Of the grap'
was exhausted. that the enjoyme'
OF the guests might not be disturb
Cd. The great refornrr, Mrt'
Luther, sail lie who does .
love wine, women ~ cong, renru.
fool all his life lang Aud all tn
great mon upon this earth nave bee'
drinking OF the vino rhou has
given Thy children upoa this earth
O Lord /! We pray rnes, have PIT
upon these women here who are no
grateful for Thv gifts. VITO want
make Thy children ike the be,st.
Of the 6eld ~nd compel Ihem t.
water like an OK, whil- they dro,s
sxtrsvigautly aud lead tLeir bus
bands by other extravigancss NJ
tending TO our we'll being to bank
Suptoy dspriving them Of all plea .
sres u this world, yea, driving then
even TO suicide. D Lord ha, e
mercy upon tn $50 ladies' look upon
them they wear not even the Col
or Of the face ~ hich Thou hast g
them. but thew are sirnipg l...t
The ;, sod, not c,''ent ri .,.,r
paint their faces. } 30 - |1.
,aust also perceive ih,' a,.r ,f.
Q not as hol hU ntl,.l. s.
hey wear b imps npnn .ue.. r.-
ike canels ; Thon see.i, D Lrru
( hat their hes dress consists of Ia
iair, md when they er-n irr
: oouths bOu s"est their false es'
} Lord thes' women wan; ~
! ho will pit ently aacaps a 9
ithout usin tbe pnwsr Tina -.
6 iven 10 man that all womnn
9 subiec. 90 rnan E % ~
i ar the bu len, slife
(, ID obey Til co,n
.e y and repl 49, e"''n. .1
ey arc TOO lrzv SO fhe g
te en- ard o a. Tan
.tN crimes o. "mit. . l.
' - mercy uJon I o and al
ha IN back ioto Thy TO. m; r.
he " cot OF their Il, Civ a.
10 pmon 90 %. that ., ~
! ir own fpDiahDes-. n NJ
/, q y may beeone 10 a" sr
| { Srus OF T Glove q - A..
md ). o Lord -
wo8 sbs blessings b. stow. po
& n Ask The t t'dcli. u. run
adi !. sspeeislly nyr' cri' =" met
w Thise ,b.il 10 he praise Ior eve
Nd evsr Amen 8 msiag Iress
a s..ns
~ n correspondent Of the E,i
Fusr states that t35O.0Of a..
l. IL
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-02-10

Gold !!!; A&E!!s y! E!y!Ea !|! !!
Rocky Mouutaius. De.rrihes how gold /. foun
and utnei how mioiog companies are f,sm.'
and great fortunes made. Hivos xraph Ia hi =.
t'ry of VARIOUS discoveries OF goit and siivo~
etlecia ~ thoso Lately made In Leadv,iIs,
Black Hills and tfuunison Cs untry. ThritiinE
scenes of cainp-i'fe Amopg miners tricks n
tharpers eSpo,cd, etc. For terms aadrss ?
HUBBARD BROS. iis Sapsom 81. rhiis.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-02-10
The Wild

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pow lise s''' .
breeze.
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skies,
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dies,
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wing
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on melting IN
Now sippins
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-19
SUNDAY SERVICES.

Services at the United Presbyterian
Church to morrow at lO:3O A. ". aud
Pm. Sabbath school at 2 p. NJ.
st. Luke's P. Z. church. Services
Sunday morning at 10! O'Clock, and
in the evening at o'clock. Rev. Stew
art Means will Oficiate. All are invited.
Seats free.
international Sunday school lesson
tomorrow, "The / ear OF Juoilee: l.e-
viticus XIV, S, Il. Golden text, Psalm
S9:l5, blessed Is the people that union
the joyful sound"
Preaching b. Rev. W. b. Thomson at
the Disciples Church, on Sunday at IL
A NJ. and +. NJ. Evening subject,
"Who may become members OF the
church OF Christi
Fourth Street VI. r. Church-General
class tomorrow, Sunday, morning AT
o'clock. Preaching at 1879 III the
morning and : in the evening by Rev.
G +. Turner, Of Philadelphia. Secvlces
every afternoon ana evening, except
Saturday, next week.
Tomorrow morning in the First bar,
fist Church, Rev. }. b. Milford VIII
preach upon "The Heavenly Visitor,
In the evening at 7 o'clock the eighth!
discourse in the series on the lie oil
Panl; topic, Paul before Festus. Free
seats, and a cordial welcome TO stran-
gers.
Reformed Episcopal Church, Mozart
Hail. The Rev. J. f. Curtis will oiiicl-
ate tomorrow morning at 1880 o'clock
and in the evening at o'clock. Subject
Of morning sermon-"The Christian 3
Reward" Evening - "rhe UnruIy
Member" Sunday School al 9 o'clock.
Seats free.
Tomorrow being the last Sunday be-
fore Advent, appropriate services VIII
be held IN lions Lutheran church, Rev.
| 0. MeerYcin, in memory OF all members
| of the congregation who died during the
wear. Similar services will he held IN
| the st. Jacobs Lutheran church, Rev.
| A. w. Werder, as also several others oil
the Pro slant churches OF the city.
First Presbyt. rian Church-The
Rev f. p. Dunlap, OF Siam, will preach
at 1920 A. NJ. and at O'Clock p. NJ
Moring subject: Mission Work in Siam +;
evening, A Tour Around the World.
! On Monday evening at 1:30 o'clock Mr..
Dunlap will deliver all entertaining and
| instructive lecture, the proceeds OF
which will ne for carrying on the nus
sion work in Siam. His subject will be
"Siam, or the Land OF the White E!e-
phant; It's Geography, Climate, Govern,
ment, Laws, Language, Couftshlp and
Marriage"
First English Lutheran Church, Six
teeath street between pCstoiiice and SOL
ders' monument. Rev. G. II. Dorm
blaser A. NJ, pastor, with preach his
! Introductory sermon tomorrow morn
ing at l0l o'clock from the text Acts 10:
~, Il ask, therefore. for what intent We
have sent for me- At 2P. N. Il special
service will be held with the Sunday
school, saving welcome to the new pas.
ter and goodbye to the former pastor.
ALP NJ. Rev. ). Is. Barmitz will preach
his farewell discourse. In order that
all the members may secure seats, the
admission to this service will be by
| ticket. Tickets for remaining seats can
be secured by ir!enis CT tie church who
apply at Z;mmeT's bakery, HI Market
street, after ten O'Clock this morning.
Tickets for members have been sent 10
! them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-19
lNDIVIDUAL ITEMS.

Pertinent Points Concerning People
K. Kennedy Friend, Esq, is ia Gin
cinnati.
Miss Ellen Taylor, OF West Alexander,
was in the city yesterday.
Archie Adams, OF \. T. Ieung's drug
house, is sick with typhoid fever.
Il. l.. ksines, exSheritf OF Mercer
county, was at the Capitol Yesterday.
Rev, George Mcdonald and wife, Of
Rrailsville, Ohio, were in the city yester-
day.
Milton Maxwell and J. w. McConn,
Of Valley Grove, were in the city yester-
&..y.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. McCammon, OF
the Seventh ward, are visiting friends at
Potomac.
VIM. n. Manning, Civil Engineer, en-
gagged on tho Hemptield extension, is at
the Mcclure House.
". II. Shirt was YESTERDAY commits
stoned Notary Public Tor Writ county
BY Governor Jackson.
Ex-'Squire Mix, OF the Eighth ward,
Is cOnliheu 10 lis DeN anu IL tIlISotCh'u
with an attack of typhoid fever.
J. 4. Gulick, Edward Lake and Miss
l.. Tucker, OF the "Furnished Rooms
troupe, are quartered at tina Mcclure
HOUSE.
Miss Amy Chapline very pleasantly
entertained few OF her friends at the
residence OF Colonel Sam Norton night
before last.
John Bell, Esq, and daughter, OF
Washington county, Pa passed through
the city on their way home yesterday
from \ visit To friends in the West.
Ex-Cav"rno~ Mathews writes Cover
no, Jackson, from New YORK, that he IS
very much improved in health, and that
he and Major Stalnaker will be in the
city within u few days.
Rev. G. II. Dornblascr pastor elect Of
the English Lutheran Church, reached
the civ by the = w. & Ky. road lat
night, and can be found at no Fifteenth
street. Rev d. is az tall, il not taller,
than his predecessor,
George W. Miller and NJ. +. Story, OF
Philadelphia, NJ. Oscar Poole, VI. j..
Rosenberg and b. Whitlock, of New
! York, J. ). Smith. OF Akron, O., h. h..
Myers, OF Baltimore, &. WIN. Schmitt,
OF Cincinnati, j. =. Hobert, Jr., OF Cleve-
land, +. w. Mclean, of Pittsburgh, l..
! K Flske, OF Philadelphia, and Tom +.
/ Cole, OF Cincinnati, are at the Mcclure
| House.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-19
A Musical Society,

4 certificate OF incorporation was yes.
terday issued to the Wheeling Opera
House Orchestra and Brass Band Asso.
citation, for the purpose OF promoting
the well being of its active members and
the advancement and furtherance OF the
art OF instrumental music generally.
The principal office shall be in Wheel
ing, and the certificate will expire No
vember LIST, 1881 Forty.fve dollars
have been subscribed aud paid in for the
purpose OF incorporation and the privi-
lege OF increasing to S25, 900, was granted.
The shares are i've dollars each, OF
which John Lueders, Theo. Roller, Max
Feinler, C. F. Brandiass, Louis Feinler,
Louis Gaus, August kryer and Jack
Gallagher, hold one share each, and
Lewis Huseman and Fred Gruber
one hall share each.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-19
RIVER n wv y.
Movements of Boats, Local and Other
wise

Movements of Boats, Local and Other
wise.
Water ieet 6 inches and stationary,
with every indication OF a good rise.
The Hudson is due up to-day.
The Scotia will pass down this morn.
ing.
The Courier will 20 to Petersburg
to-day.
The Iron Age passed up yesterday
with tow.
The Diurnal WAS the Parkersburg
packet yesterday.
The Bachelor will pass up for Pitts
burgh this morning.
The Government light house boat
Lily, passed down yesterday at noon.
The J. II. Mcconnell went up yester-
day, as did also the Dsuntless and Bel
mont.
The Sydney arrived last evening
about o'clock, with a full load OF pas
sengers and freight. She will leave at
; o'clock this afternoon for Cincinnati.
PIrTSBuRGH, November lS.-River 8
feet 3 inches and rising. Weather
rainy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-19
CIRCUIT COURT,

The Next Term Begins on Monday, the
l.t-List of Jurors and Also of Criml'
mails.
The next term OF the Circuit Court
begins next Monday, the Grand Jurors
being ordered to meet at 10 O'Clock IN
the Court House. 1t is more than like
" that the Judge appointed by Cover
nor Jackson, to succeed Judge Melvin,
will preside.
There is quite large number OF
criminal cases on the docket and the
following named gentlemen are in JAIL
awaiting the action Of the Grand Jury
on Monday:
George Griffin, embezzlement.
Chas. Bassett, robbery.
James Alexander, felony,
James Mcdonnell, felony.
Daniel Brown, highway robbery
Nicholas Harris, attempt at rape.
Thomas Martin, misdemeanor.
Frank..Diei, misdemeanor.
Burt Terrell, misdemesnor.
Robert Richardson, misdemeanor.
Besides these there are III Jail: John
Holmes, the lad who was convicted at
the last term of court and sentenced to
the Penltentiary for arson, but who ID
awaiting transportation there on account
of some technicality interposed by his
counsel. John Counors, convicted OF
the burglary of Frank Simpsons house
and sentenced for five years, is similarly
situated. Both OF these cases will be
settled at this term.
Following is the docket list:
State VS.. J. II. Zsvely, a..
State VS.. J. ?. Carney.
State VS. 7. d. Carroll, assault and
! battery.
State vs.. Davis and Scarry, burglary.
State VS.. John Johns, grand larceny.
! State vs.. Frank ShauIey, burglary
Stat, VS.. q. \. Griffin, grand larceny.
State VS.. McAlams and Stanley, rob-
berry. 81,
State va. James sutton, petit larceny.
State Va, Jones and Murray, robbery
State VS.. Charles Bauer, misdemeanor;
The list OF jurors Who are summoned
| Tor Monday is as follows
Washington-W. 5. Goshorn, jacob
/ Wise.
Madson-T. II. Logan, Daniel Scham-
| bra
Claw. A. Turner, Jacob Hull.
Union-Henry NJ. Harper, John
BodIey. Ct,
Cpnire-James Reed John ButtertieId.
Webster-John &. Miller.
Neutrality-suspicious. Bowman, john
Lantry.
Triadephia-Hugh Clark.
Liberty-Joseph Hervey.
Richland-Thomas j. Gardner, Sr.