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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-22

Wheat sowing In about over, and llay
making is the order Of the day.
Messrs. e. s. BrOdins, A. X. Fred.
ficson and August Lofgren made ap.
plication for land i'm the new settle
nlent tLindsdale) in Marion county.
The above-named gentlemen are good
Judges Of land. They are very much
pleased with the country.
OfIiee-seekers are now and then
dropping in, looking up their pros
poets some Of whom seem to think
that they have got il solid. One who
Thinks himself away ahead and imag-
ines himself already settled In
the Registers Office stated the other
day that he had Smoky View solid
Perhaps because he was informing that
III Mr.. Ed Nelson was elected the I'M
dersigued would be deputy. Just
think of IL! Would that not be per-
fectly awful? A man who processes
10 be a religious teacher ought not TO
distribute falsehoods. 1t IL quite UNI
Becoming and worse than being dep
uty i'm a county Office. / wish 10 in
form the gentleman that never spoke
= word to Mr.. Nelson i'm regard to the
deputyship, and he has never limited
b. me about il, and the party that Isl
telling that there is such an arrange
lnent made between us is telling q
notorious falsehOOd, simply because
he can not find any fault with Mr.
Nelson. so far as know Mr.. Nelson
|will, il elected, attend TO the business
connected with the Office himself, and
the people will be sure of finding him,
There every day, according To his own
words.
Wonder il that little strong man has
got Falun solid?
Mr.. G. V. Roseberg, the present Trus-
tee of smoky View township, says!
that he thinks the only honest way tO|
|secure an Office is to keep quiet about
II until the convention. He does nOtl
believe i'm running from one township
70 another spinning yarns, hut to COME
forward like q man at the cOnventiOnI
and ask the people for n favor if he!
bets accordingly he will have a goOslI
knppOrt. He would make a splendid
Register of Deeds He IL u good PEN
man and man Of good character.
There will he another excursion toI
Marion county in about three weeks.
U am so Informed by T.. J. LindstrOm,
the agent for the new settlement.
II SNInf:s
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-22

To friend Wilson, Of the Abilens
Gasette, we would say that rs long a.
the Golden Belt Editorial Association
"msets Tor the purposes laid down in
IT. constitution. and the cementing OF
ffisudships and the fostering of neigh.
borly feeling between its members u
and pays its opn 6ips, we are ready to
do our part towards helping to make
IL . success. But thus far nothing has
been accomplished. and number Of
the association unite with us in believ-
Ing that the meetings are too frequent
md not altogether satisfactory.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-22
Given IN bv Inc Doctoes

Where doctors have failed - eDre
and have given their patients 1p b
die, Electric Bitters have often beei
used and cure effected. greatly to tn
establishment Of all. Diseases Of tn
Stomach, Liver, Kidneys and Urinar,
Organs are positively cured by Elec
trio Bitters- They invariably eur,
Consumption, Headache and all Bill
ious Attacks. Try them, and Ike con
WINGED that they are the best medi
cine ever used. Sold by all druggists
II fifty cents a bottle.
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IN. l.ssls ossSs-ps-.-sss.i
4 ~ -

In . very full report recently bub
lisised in the Philadelphia Ls(Dv
reference IL made to the &C. Of Ne
George !. Graham, p5smlnent al
tician and active journalist, tconuect
ed with the Philadelphia Shssdv NJ
ror,, Who, by using the greet Gerunaz
remedy, st. Jabobs Oil, Va cured Of {
troublesome case Of rheumatism. con
Enacted during the var. He csoso ~
statement with-...to those whe IN
ailiicted with tlsat complaint, II 4
worth its weight in gold ...
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Nos b Ct ~.

The great secret Of obtaining riches
b hrst to practice economy, and n
good old deacon Snyder" says, All
I'D to worry the life out ofme 10 pay
raormcusd doctors bills, bat now 4 have
fstruck Il rich.' Health and happiness
|relgn supreme In our little household
|aad all simply because We use no other
1odicine but Electric Bitters and oaly
|cssts my cents . bottle" Sold by u
dnggists.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-22

THAT balloon OF Professor Kiug'i
which was to travel across the cont
Ds0t has fizzled. The rain made q
~ through which the gas escaped,
90 The journ alists who were to risk
thsir lives walked safely home. The
sefonaut says she will make the trip
some other evening.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-22

Col. A. =. JOHNSON, Land Commits
sionef Of the A., T. 4 s. +. Railroad
hAs been elected President Of the Kan
- State Fair Association, vice r. G.
Henry resigned.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-22

The worn look and miserable feel.
kBgs Of those closely confined in milll
Or at desks or work tables are capsed
by weak stomach, kidneys or boVels,
md show the necessity for some mild
tonic to build them up No one need
suffer thus who will use Parker's Gin
ger Tonic; for without intoxicating Il
has such q beneficent action on thess
sluggish organs, and 80 cleanses the
poisonous matter from the system, thai
rosy cheeks and good health and spie-
it, are soon brought back again.-Eb-
press. See adv.
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The death of the President Ia the
theme Of conversation. II has caused
feeling Of sincere sorrow-a soersw
made more intense by the hope thai
has been entertained that he might
get well. II In not merely for the Pres
kdent Of the United States, hut fDs
Garfield - . brother. He needed MOI
the Presidency to give iustre To hia
name, or TO insure to u Immortality.
We feel that the chief executive ofIlos
oe the American people has passed out
of the hands Of not . mere politician ]
bat . Statesman. We hope indeed
that his successor will prove worthy
81 the trust that hes fallen to him.
The soil b In good condition for s0w1
Ing wheat, but the chinch bug sfil1
c1eaveth to the dust In the field. It q
> mistake that be hes retreated to the|
ps1iFie graas, and We hope no one Will
bodengss the hay crop, uncut or Id
ueock. BY firing the graa, - we have
zen suggested shall BE- done.
[. II you should 70 into . nelehbqr's
peach orchard and fail TO md whaf
ypV want, just ask for It.
ANNorATOR.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-22

w. =. N. Army, formerly q wei
known and prominent citizen Of Kan
-, and recently secretary and sctinl
governor Of New Mexico, died in To
peks. last week.
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Worthless SluR /!

Not 80 fast, my friend; II you could
zee the strong, healthy blooming men,
women and children that have been
raised from beds of sickness, suffering
md almost death, by the use Of Hog
Bitiers, you would say GLORIOUS and
Invaluable remedy" See another
rOlumn.
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MRs. DIR. REYNOLDS, wife Of the
wrli-known chaplain Of Fort Riley
10 teAd.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-22

: A DESPATCH statea that there will
be no change in the Cabinet until
. Congress meets.
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eE y pEAp,

Ne y oeAol
He = dead! The great and good
Prsue1sst hes passed away. He 10
: see9ped, - It was said 81 the martyred
. IlaSesan, from the topmost round OF the
)psldes q fame to the STAN. His heroic
= slsngxie for lie has gained the admi-
nst1o.ot the world, and from song
md saoey will pass into history. The
suffering and pain which have racked
his tody for over two months have
found . responsive sympathy In the
heart Of almost every American. His
6paftan courage, his manliness, his
ol,ristian patience, have become al
-nsOst pr0verblal. He goes In the full
oess Of his fame, In the zenith Of Z
gEsalnsss which will place him by the
side OF the greatest Of great Ameri-
. .caus. He is loved in all lands ~ the
-insrtyred President He Is taken bel
sors b has passed the threshold Of
middlelise. He was great before most
=. great men commence with their great
..eesa. His life and deeds and acts and
. sbcne1ses form almost a. wonderful q
/: oefees - Napoleon's, and his death
vna - tvaGie a Csesar'a. He was q
martyr-but not like Lincoln. tn sec-|
tinnal hate.
This great and noble life was stricken
down BY worthless vagabond, whose|
emily merit Is absolute responsibility i
nd the cloud Of gloom IL lightened by|
TIE thought that the deed itself, and
THE way II wa accomplished, and the|
psrson by whom It was performed. do
not In any way make US lose faitl, in|
The purity. stability and safety Of our
instifationa The Nations great grief
hea beoome sottenel by the news Of his !
dssth coming 10 us not "a shock but
-. something that was thought to lie
'alsnost certain.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-22

THE President left no will His En-
taaeia valued at $25, 900.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-22

= woes and physts1 debilify. ineedincuis &
orrfase, seminal lsDes, 6Dsoenes, 1tFir4ayU
vasie.sels. prusase I'D. 1917, kiisey -
cs.nsi o. .s1isal t,asiss na6ls1 ~ 9
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n e..se: Of ~ heahht nsvss rsvesIs1 u16n -
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1871 Hssess ps.sesiptisns. BE. "a Rsaf0k &c
- MI. fanpAlssA viii eesti6csass & osS0l
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-22
The QUEEN AT BALNoRAI..

LONDON, neptember 1.-The Queen
has telegrsphed to Lowell, the An,eri-
can Minister, as follows: With deeu
grief l and my children learn the sad
but not unexpected news of the fatal
Termination Of the sufierings of the
President His loss Il great misfor1
tune. ] have learned with deep sorrow
that the President has passed away.
The Prince of Wales telegraphs
Lowell that the Princess and myself
beg you 10 offer our sincere condolence|
10 Mrs. Garfield.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-22

TA1RANF's sELTHES APERlEr
eoeee" asks the sufferer ffom multitude q
ahsss- We answer: u will remove fron the,
s,em The active eause OF most Of the diseases tka4
esh Is heir 10. II won't mend hreken lihh, ned
5orr bullet hole bat Il may be probably ssSh u
sen',chie diseases II viii do one sny isyD, 81
~ DO much good Try IL and see IL u wont snie
your case
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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Notice or Final Settlement.
|yfATE OF KANSAS
CorSrY or SALINE.

In the Probate Court In and for said County.
b the matter Of the Estate Of Marsar<t Rjsrisn
deceased.
NREDiTORs and all other persons interested
~ In the aforesaid estate are hereby ne6J6eS
lhs. at the regular term Of the Prshase CourS. n
hsd for said county, 10 be begun and held & N
pourt room In Salina, and county of Saline, Slata
d Aforesaid. on the 6rst Monday In The mooth q
Ortober A. D.. 1881. shall apply 10 said eours a.
p full and dnal settlement Of said estsee
THOMAS RIORDAN,
administrator Of Margaret Riorian, decsassd1
September ard. 1851. M
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-22
Dissolution Notice.
NOTICE 70 TAX.PAYERS.
Tax List. 1881 October Sale

OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER
SALINE COUNTY, KANSAS.
Salins. Sept 20, 1891.
.NDTfCE Is hereby given that the following de-
~ scribed lands and town lots or so much there
Of a. may be necessary for that purpose. will on
Monday, 0ctO6er aSth, 1881,
and during the next succeeding days THEREAFTER,
be sold II public auction at my once In the court
house In Szlina, Saline County, Kansas, for the
taxes and charges thereon for the year A. d. ls6O.
J. N. GREELEY,
Treasurer Saline County. Kansas.
I0esoriptios. Sc r 4 her, AT
n} mel .........-.............l - 10 a n
undivided LOT 81, Second street.. n
LOT >. 10th street, Bishops Addition. "a
IS y OF lots and Q. block :. Oak Dale's
Is n. eflot 10, block Oak Dale Addition, r
BON. go n. s.of se cor. LOT 10 nh st., Phil.
lips Add; thence " so n; 5. at ne
80 H.: n. 800 iret. to beginning. ls7x5se
n, pt. med, l4-ii-3,. ......... q 81
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.


.NoeTmE1y TEXAS oaers sresser assrse-
~ lions In way Of god, cheap Iaada hselsky
water. diversity q pssiscts, than any osker MS
800 open 10 settleneas. in thu npidIy-Aevclsol
pa section the 1eXaa q Paea0e 3ae0VG0
Which arr 10 be had II isv prices asi Uneasy tess
.hItoes Of acres u good saa cheap Raairseh g
sovernneni lasAa. bat recently seeDsd r. enSsIs]
I'M. ror sireul.u sDd ..g giving truthful 2
asner, ]. r Railway. Aanhall. Terra q
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Personal.
Points About People at Home and
Abroad.

Points About People at Home and
Abroad.
John L. Kennedy, Esq, the we'll KIN own
iron man OF Pittsburgh, Is at the stAmm
House.
Mr.. Jasper Y. Moore, clerk Of the U. s,
District Court, has quarters at the Mcclure
House.
Major ]. Wiley Mulholland, Of Philadel.
phia, well known to our merchants, Is In
the city.
DR.. Thomas M. T. MCKennon, OF Wash
ington, Pa, is the guest Of W. II. K.
HeArne, Esq, on Ohaplinestreet.
o. P. Snyder, formerly military instruc.
tor at Morgantown University, but now oil
Charleston, Is registered at the Mcclure.
Miss Kate McKennon, OF Washington,
Pa, who has been the guest Of her sister
Mrs. Jim Cummins for some weeks, re-
turned home yesterday.
Governor elect Jacob B. Jackson and
vile, son Will and A. Gardner Jackson, Of
Parkenburg, arrived in the city yesterday
and have rooms at the Mcclure House.
Mrs. Fannie Baltic, Misses Jessie Mason
and Mollie Houston, and Messrs. Louis
Franzhein and Jacob Kemple will leave
for Washington this morning 10 be pre-.
sent at the Inauguration.
Capt. Thomas F. Bailey, for many years
Supervisor OF Trains, Fourth Division
B. 4 0. R. R., has resigned bis
position and Capt. Sim Humes has been
appointed to his position pro tempore.
We regret very much to hear OF The
death OF Adam II. Ecker, editor and pro.
prietor Of the Washington, Pa, Democrat.
MIR. Ecker was one Of the foremost news.
paper men Ia Western Pennsylvania.
Mrs, Annie Whitman, wife OF John P.
Whitman, Esq, Of this county was buried
yesterday. Mrs. Whitman was an esti.
Unable and accomplished young lady and
her death will be deeply felt by large
circle Of frlendsE
Rev. Alex. MCCarrell, D. D., OF Claysville,
Pa, has been granted a vacation OF elk
months by the Presbyterian Congregation
OF that place In order to reCuperate bis
health. Dr.. McCsrrell has been pastor
Of the Church continuously for thirty.
Ave wears,
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THE usual merchants lunch at The New
McLure House Sample Rooms daily.

There was "a very pleasant gathering Of
the friends OF the Rev, Joshua Lancaster,
at his residence on Twenty.fourth street,
last Saturday evening. The time was
mostly occupied in singing and friendly
conversation. About s o'clock Mr.. A. j.
McNaah was called on for speech, and he
responded, occupying some five minutes Of
time on an entirely different subject, sud.
denly producing a beautiful gold headed,
ebony cane, which In few appropriate
remarks on behalf OF the many friends
concerned, he presented to the reverend
gentleman as testimonial Of their esteem
for him a. citizen, Christian and friend.
Though Mr.. Lancaster was completely
surprised and much affected, his response
was a very happy and edlfying one to
those present. The occasion will long be
remembered by all concerned. The cane
was bought oil I. g. Dillon on Market
street, and was beautifully inscribed "a
follows. presented 10 Joshua Lancaster
by friends, 1881.
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Auother SHOOTING Match.

Prof, Dwight has received from the
AfsId aud AROdt, a sporting paper, CirCu.
lar, stating that Tor the season OF 1881 a
long range rifle would be offered, to be
shot for under the following conditions:
Distance, 500 yards; position, any; rifle,
any; 10 rounds leach score); no sighting
shots; open to members Of all regularly
organized rife clubs. Scores to be con.
seCuliye and made In the regular practice
OF the club, and every score, whether
good, bad, or Indifferent, 10 count, and 10
be forwarded 80 soon as made, to Ahld
and AR0at for publication. Oreedmoor
rules and count 10 govern neglect OF any
OF the above conditions, will rule out com.
petitors,
This offer ls open to alnAteurs only, The
rifle will be awarded at tho end OF the
season, 10 the beat average OF not less than
twenty SCORES, made between April Let
and November both, 1881. II will DO re-.
quired Of the winner 10 furnish the cerlih.
cate OF the President and Secretary OF his
club TO the effect that the above Condi.
tons as stated have been strictly complied
with. OF course there will be no entrance
fee charged.
Quite number OF members OF the
Wheeling Rifle Club have signlled their
intention to shoot for this prize, and II
past successes are good indications for
future triumphs, Wheeling will get that
GIN
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WEST wHEELraa wIrrrFs.

Business on the G., T. V. 4 W. Rail.
road has opened up very good, and there
is quite rush In the freight line.
Late last evening the wife Of Mr.. John
vsnhorn, miner al tile Wheeling Creek
Coal Works, died Of consumption. After
long time OF suffering and misery, she
has been called 10 enjoy the rest Of the
weary, for which she has no doubt been
looking, for a long time. The funeral will
take place Wednesday.
The towboat Joseph Warner, was de-
layed on her up trip at this place all day
Sunday on account Of a barge having
sprung leak. About elk O'Clock In the
evening she was again able 10 resume her
trip.
The ierryboat Ella was offered for pub.
liz sale by the Sheriff last Saturday. Buy.
ets we're scarce, however, and the only bid
was Sl2o by 81. Claitsyille PARTIES.
Trains were delayed yesterday morning
on the o. & P. road, on account Of bro.
ken rail q short distance above town.
There are sevefsl additions 10 the Bick
list, and the sanitary condition Of the vii.
lage Is pretty bad, owing TO the recent
Hood,
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RIVER NEWS.

The marks last evening indicated II feet
and rising.
The Hudson passed down yesterday en-
route for Cincinnati.
The Diurnal and the local packets left ON
time yesterday.
The Andes leaves for Cincinnati at the
regular hour this afternoon. 1t is report.
ed In steamboat circles that Capt. Charles
Muhleman has purchased Clerk Ed Muhle-
mans share in the steamer Andes.
The Courier will be to.day's packet for
Parkersburgh, leaving at 1880 AN.
PITTsBuRGH, February 2s.-River feet
and rising. Weather cloudy and cold.
CIECISNATI, February 2s,-River "a feet
and falling. Light snow all day, Their
mometer 26', Arrived: Andy Baum,
Memphis,
LOUISVILLE, February 2S.-River falling,
10 feet in canal and feet in chute OF falls.
Weather cloudy and cold. The John L,
Rhodes, from st. Louis, Mollis Moore and
Rhodes are at the head OF the canal, wait
ing to get out. An attempt will be made
tomorrow to pull the Brown of,
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Yesterday morning about hali.past nine
o'clock Owen Reilly, coal bank boss al
Kasley 4 Brooks lower, or RitChietown
bank, was killed under the following cir.
cnmstanCes: He and digger went into
a room which the latter assured him was
dangerous, but disregardng his expostu.
lations Reilly persisted In entering the
room, and had barely gained an entrance
when he was crushed 10 the earth by a fall
Of soapstone and died instantly. The dig.
ger al once went 10 the surface and 10 the
other rooms, and summoning the miners
had the remains OF the unfortunate man
taken out Of the bank and q physician
summoned.
Squire sChultGe summoned the follow.
ng named jurors and held an inquest:
Alex ksmple, 7. Healey, NJ. o. Hercules,
Geo. W. Hercules, I, II. pesChan, Aug
FteidfiCh George W. Kite, Abraham
Deweis, Fred. BrinkmAnn, Newton Hess,
Geo. Anton, r. W. Hess.
Mr., D. X. Brooks then had The BODY
sent to Luke's undertaking establishment,
where IL was coffined and sent 10 the resi-.
dence Vi the name family, on South
Broadway, Island. Reilly was an Indus.
trous and hard working man, and well
liked by the Arm for which he worked,
He is about SO years old, and leaves wife
and four children.
lie was thoroughly familiar with the
bank In which he met his death, and no
blame can attach to the owners, as he
peFsisted in going into the room, despite
ihe warnings oithe miner who was with
him Al The time OF the accident.
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MnknuaFaflnn.

Several masquerades were held at vari.
GUS halls in this city last night, and all
we're largely attended.
The acknowledgements Singing So
ciety gave an elegant bal.mSsque at Wash.
ington Hail. Before the time for assem-.
bling number Of the members In very
handsome masks, headed BY Kramer'e
band, paraded through the principal
streets, escorted by a detachment Of
mounted police. At the hall, after The
grand march, dancing was begun and con.
tinued Until a late hour. The crowd was
large and refined, and The maskers many
and elegantly attl'ed.
The Beethoven Singing Society gave A
masquerade at their hall, Fourteenth and
Main streets, last night, which was largely
attended. Mayors orchestra furnished the
music. .
Our colored friends had an immense
crowd at their masquerade at Germanla
Hall, last night.
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EXCLUSION RATES
10 washington CITY and Return.

10 Washington city and Return.
For the benefit OF those desiring to visit
Washington City upon the occasion OF the
Inauguration OF James A. Garfield as
President Of tho United States, the Pitts.
burgh, Cincinnati & st, Louis Railway
Company announce the sale Of excursion
tickets 10 Washington City via Pan
Handle and Pennsylvania Line. Tickets
will be good going on March LIST, I'd and
Sd, and good for return passage until
March 10Th, 1881, inclusive. The round.
trip rate from Wheeling will be only I'll.
Arrangements have been made for
through sleeping cars from all points on
line Of Pittsburgh, CINCINNATI 4 st. Louis
Railway, going and returning.
Excursionislsv Pan Handle and Penn.
sylvania Line are assured quick, safe and
comfortable trip over the best constructed
and most perfectly equipped railway in
the world.
For excursion tickets, sleeping car &C.
Gommodatiops, and any further inlorma.
ton, call upon or address j. NJ, Delleville,
agent, I. W. 4 X. depot, foot OF Eleventh
street, Wheeling, or at City ticket Office,
under New Mcclure House. Trbas.
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Officer William seabutn, Of The Wash.
ihgton, Pa, police force, came down TO
this city yesterday for the purpose Of re.
turning TO Major Mitchell the gold watch
which the negro Clayton stole from The
residence Of Mrs, Mary Woods near Elm
Grove some two weeks ago. The key 10
the house was also returned by Mr.. Hea.
burn. Clayton had traded the watch 10 a
gentleman In Washington who made
haste To "festiluLe" as soon as no learned
the history OF the stealing. Clayton was
shown the watch yesterday In the Jail and
said be had seen II before.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-01

PREMATURE Loss OF THE HAIR nowadays
may be entirely prevented by the use Of
Burnett's Cocaine, 1t has been used In
thousands Of cases where the hair was
coming out in handtus, and has never
failed to arrest its decay 1t promotes o
healthy and vigorous growth, and 1t is OF
the same time unrivalled as q soft and
glossy dressing for the hair,
Burnett's Flavoring Extracts are the
best, strongest end most baalthiul. Sold
everywhere, TTnsaw