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The Repairing nd Watchmak-
ing Department Will not be in
terfered with durir 6 the sale.
OVER THE OCEAN,;
GERMANY.

BERLIN, Nov. 5.-Herr Bebel, scciaEist
leader, has commenced three nzsrths'
tence recently assessed against him. His
Offense was violation Of the laws oSs the
country, by using tie press for improper
expressions of his sentiments about the
government. Herr Hazen Clever and Ebrr
Liebknechr accompany Bebel in his prison
life for two months their offense being
similar, but deemed by the judges less
vicious in its nature. All three of these
editorial writer's reside in Leipsig, and Will
be imprisoned in that hot bed of socialism
and disaffection against the government
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CRIMES & CASUALTIES
ATRoCDUs MlJRyHR

| CLEvxaAND, o., Now 5.--Lete last night
word was received here of en- atrocious
murder committed at Bellevue. Mrs. Ar
ME Radfcs1 had SIT hsr husband, John,
because os his crIelty, applied for di-
vorce and procured al mjuncsi0n to pre-
vent his disposition Of. prnperty- Radford
went to Fremont, ths- coEnty ssat, in the
forenoon, a:sS2 while theee the papers in
the suz!t' were sery4d on him He went
back to- BeEsvue, and liza the ajsernoon,
proceeding to the house of h5s wife's
parents, -knocSed at tse: door. Natbeing
promptly admitted, he began kicking the
panels, v,herexgon his wife sppearea,. He
secured her By the arm.- thrsw her down,
and placing a revolver at kcr head. fred.
She attempted 10 strilsa tsss pistol away
and receiveds q bullet in. its right arm.
He then put the pistol to.hsr sight temple,
so close tlrse powder burned shs flesh, and
{ fired fatal! shot, after whN,h he cooily
walked out of tbs yard, stopped moment
TO see if he- had killed hisviatim, picked
the empty she'll cut of the revolver, put
the pistol in bis pocket and nan across.
!, lots until he reached tha. railroad track,
| along whieA,he fed ives ss7arSi News Of
| the murder spread rapidly, sa,d a large
number of citizens started iRp pursuit OF
Radford.4 He was finally captuzal by Con-
stable Karser,. a few miles from Bellevue
and has been lodged in jail at fremont.
: After arrest he asked if his wife was dead.
and receiving an affirmative reply said:.s
Il thought So Igaye her Two good ones
and I'm glad of It,
BKAYE BEAR MUST HANG.
YANKToN, D. T., Nov. 5.-Ofseials here
have been notified that President Arthur
declines to interfere in the case of Brave
Bear, sentenced to be hung the 18th inst.
for the murder of Joseph johnson. the dis
charged soldier, near Fort Sxafy, in 1877.
Edward q. Carpenter, the missing Santa
Fe fraudulent scrip conspnator, sr7ren-
dered himself here yesterday.
JAZZ BREAK
MoNTPuzEsn, VT, Nov. 5.-Frank ssIIESoora
and Geo. Betes, confined In the Washi1y.
ton county Jail for attempted BURGLARY os
the Nortl6eld savings bank, picked the
locks to their cells, removed block of
granite from The ceiling, got into the at
tic, cut their way through . brick wall and
escaped. Both are professionals, and are
implicated IN jobs in Chicago and Canada.
THROAT CUTTING.
New Ox1zANs, Nov. e5.-Charles Mao
Carthy, colored, went to his mntissr's
room, Rampart street, at a. M. TO-DAY.
and found her unable to speak, with deem
cut across the neck. He went to inform
his sister Ellen, on Maryis street. EntaY-
ing the room he found his sister;dead with
her throat cut. Ms. MacCarthy is not ex-
pected to recover. Sheswas able TO state
that she was cut by Peter johnson, alias
Dago Pete, who lived with her daughter.
| It is believed he: also cut Ellen,s throat.
The murderer escaped. Jealousy the sup.
| RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.
NEWPORT, &. l., Nov. 5-Lawson Ca!d.
well and S. z. Watkins of Washington.
u. e. were thrown out of dog cart TO.
day by the horse running away, aud BOT
we're badly injured. especially ;aa i
named, who is probably fatally hurt,
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Mexican News.

CITY OF MEXICO, Nov. 5.-A society has
been organized here for the encourage
ment of the mining interests of the Re-
public. Among the promoters are Bortieri
Diaz and many of the most active and
wealthiest men of the country. General
Prichao. minister of public works. is pres
ldent. A reciprocity treaty with the
United States is again discussed by the
press, and meets with little favor. Recip-
rocity with any nation is unpopular, as
Mexlco's revenues derived principally from
importation duties. The arrival of Romero
caused discussion. The committee ON
custom house reforms prepared regu-
iations facilitating the transit of goods by
railway across the northern frontier, and
ismpli8es the tariff generally.
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The Yellow Scourge.

Q PENSACOLA, Fla, Nov. Fifteen new
cases OF yellow fever were reported to-day.
Among them is the wife of G. X. Marshall.
editor OF the Gazefte, whose family have
been sorely afflicted already By the illness
of himself and four children, of whom two
died. DR.. Whiting, secretary of the board
of health, who has had tera cases in his fam
lily, still has two children down. one of
them very ill.
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Death of Rear Admiral Poor

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-Rear Admiral
Chas. Il. Poor, died here of apoplexy to-
day. He was taken ill Saturday nipht
and fingered till this afternoon. He en-
tered the service in 1927 and was retired in
1870. Funeral Tuesday.
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A Healthy Cftv.

Iowa Cry, Nov. 5.-At meeting of the
board of health last night, the fact was al
luded to that not single death had oc-
CURED in this city during the entire month
OF October. The city has population of
10000.
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For Paris.

DENVER, Nov. 5.-Senator Chaffee will
start for Paris Wednesday morning follow
ing election, He has been spending some
weeks in this state.
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A Saving Clergyman.

NEWPORT, R. l., Nov. 5.-Rev. DR.. Child.
whose funeral takes place Tuesday, leaves,
to the surprise of friends, $15O,COO per
sonal property.
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Candidates, Attention!

Get your tickets and ''rasters'' printed at
steenstra's job Office, BIT Wabashaw street, op-
posite Opera house, over Smith, the jewelsr.
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Which will be sold in single lots without re-
serve until the desired result IS accomplished.
Our purpose is not to discontinue business. but
to enable us to meet large indebtedness this
sacrifice has become necessary. We hold our
selves personally responsible for the quality of
all goods offered being represented by the
arctioneeT. We urge upon our customers and
the public o at once take advantage of this op-
portunity to buy at their own price, as we rr,.st
the sale will be of short duration, so that W.
may settle our outstanding Indebtedness ard
enable us to offer to our customers a choice and
valuable stock of goods for the Holidays, which
shall be bought for cash, thus enabling Us TO
give our patrons the advantage of cash dis
counts for the future.
P. F. EGAN & CO.,
Successors to D. C.. Greenleaf.
lis East Third Street St. Paul.
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Ocean Steamships.

New YORK, Nov. 5.-Arrived: Steam.
ers Mas, Rotterdam, and State of Geor-
gia, Glasgow.
QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 5.-Arrived: City of
Montreal, New York.
HAvRE, Nov. a.-Arrived: q. Amerique.
New York.
QUEENsTowN, Nov. 5.-Arrived: Brit
tanic, New York.
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Prohibition meeting at the old court house on
Monday at O'Clock p IN. DR.. Edwin Phillips
and Hon. J. A. Temple will address ths meot-
ing
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RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.

NEWPORT, R. l., Nov. 5.-Lawson ca.d.
well and S. z. Watkins of Washington.
D. c., we're thrown out of dog cart 10.
day by the horse running away, aud bot
were badly injured. especially sas Ia {,
named, who is probably fatally hurt,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-04-25
SOUTHWARK.
8AILY, tIeEsr suxpAr

CN@SAC1io%s.--At BagrrSiowu Md ~uh
IL" "-''era marylaod Il. X. from BnItiD,yir-
T-r"1'iS = fm,Uiitsh"rR. GetItfLL,s, Fen gr,
w sya.s""." Pa AI.d ieinIs the " =. r. r.
WIN tho cumserlsrd Valley r. from Ear.
t,'nni = t'fIis'a. AhiGF'nStutF, ChsntbcrrluIp
V. Il. X n1G E-suchca - 'IS "
Al.0 from P.It,hu''' aud th- wss. end North
acd from tho S"r.b ard Esat liza
AZ SaT"2 s''". Junction, with tho Esitilsor. =
D ~, q TON "rsh'ns,"D. d. e, and pointa
q. I.'r'eNIli"r with stag" To wircbcEtrr "a
- AZ h!'crfnn- With tar |NrR-sus Div sg,n &. ,L,
'Hy1HiN Md Nv. tom AlCSnrdr,a ,rd So
ICrF; N'H 2 %, MIS- on The v. NJ. r.. CNtsn Ei.j
A. i" yre7hoTo, Va . iIh nc Chrrrr,sk.
co. IiuHt'r It"n, AshlEEd ard I UiI.ts Gu tie G. -
ECaElW..E r,,,x 49,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-04-25

The chief cause of sore shoulders from
harness gala is imprudent management, by
working horses in bad fitting collars, and
neelecsing to keep them properly clean, es>
pecially in warm wenther In the treatment
OF gslded shoulders it is essential that the
animal should have freedom from work, as it
would be absurd to attempt the healing of
any wound until the cause which prod aced it
was entirely removed. The following is an
excellent healing lotion for all kinds of har-
ness gals: Sugar Of lead, one co.; alum and
white VitFioi, OF each one OF; water, one pint;
mix and apply two or three times a day with
. sponge.-Fa1mer's Rerieaz.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-04-25
PoETlcA
ALL THE WORLD.


All the world is full of children,
Laughing over little joys.
Signing over Iittle troubles,
Fingers bruised and broken toys,
wishing 60 be older, larger.
Weeping at some fancied woe;
.. the happy, hapless children!
Still they como and still they &c.
All the world is fall of lovers,
Walking slowly. whispering sweet.
Dreaming dreams. and building castles
That must crunblo at their feet
Breaking vows and burning letters.
Smiling lest tho world shall know!
o, the foolish. trusting lovers!
Still they Gene. and still they &c.
ALI the world 10 full of people,
Hurrying. rushing. pushing BY
Bearing burdens, carrying crosses.
Passing onward with sigh;
Some there are witk smiling faces,
Eat with heavy hearts below;
o, tho sAd-eysd burdeDed people,
Still they come, and still they &c.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-04-25

CHICKEN SALAD.-Boil large s;zod
spring chicken about tSo hours let it got
cold then remove ali the skin and fat; then
chop not quite as Cue Gs miHse. meat have
the same quansity of chopped celery aud the
Jsiks of fouF boiled eggs pressed smooth with
silver or wooden spoon then take Ons pi :
OF sweet milk and bring it just to boiling
heat; then add the yolks OF two eggs wei!
beaten; as Boon as thiA dressing is cold add
enc tablespoonful of ground mustard made
smooth with two tablespoonsfal of cider vim
sgar, and pepper ana salt to taste; than rai1
tbs whole nicely together and place on
Platter, and tim the edges of the 2ls.te: with
ths incest Of tho celery IeaYss
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-04-25

CASE THAT PUZZLED THE WHOLE FACULTY!
1he meat reputable physicians in the two cit,es
tF1ftsburg s.d Allegheny. TO whom sha had
pGlo large sums OF money for treatnout but
cue rapidly grow worse. Sho was then taken
TO me most reputable physicians and surEeops
IN New York, but with 10 better success They
had all pronounced it cancer, and declared abe
must die. The flesh of her breast was eaten
, away down to the ribs; the breast bone as
wards, causing the breHst to become detached
from the wall of the chest. hanging Loose from
seoVe See page IS, of Dr.. Sinrtman's Ellis of
Lie" now PtTuno cured her. They are given
away by druggists (Gratis).
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-04-25

CaEAM PuFFs.-Oas cup of hot vatsr.
ems half cup of butter; boil the water and
butter togesher, sud stir in a cupiul OF dry
soHr Wills boiliDg-whsa coal, add three
eggs, not beAtsn, mix we'll drop BY the ta-
biespoonfui on battered tins; bake in a
quick oven twenty-five minutes This raakes
fifteen .puHs. TO mako the cream for IA
pufs-One cup of milk, enc half cup sugar.
enc egg, TIRES taklespounsrul of -four; boat
eggs and sugar together, add the -four znd
stir in The milk while boiling, favor vhen
cool when the puts are cool, open and ell
with cream
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-04-25
MisCELLANE Gus,

EAT PLENTY OF FAT MEAT.-In q late
number of the ScaIpel, in on sr.icls on
Diet. DIR. Dixon, in assuming the position
that "the use Of oil would decrease the Wis
Tins Of consumption nine-teDths, and thst is
the whole secret of the use of cod liver oil !"
quotes the following summary of observation
on this subject, made by DIR. Hooker:
1. Of all the persons between the age Of
fifteen and twenty-five years, more than enc
fifth eat no fat meat
2. OF persons at tho ago of as, all, o1oe pit
ing less than one in ffty, hsbituAlly use fa.
meat.
3. OF persons who, between the age of Is
and %, avoid fat meat, few acquire an
appetite for it, aud live to good old age,
while greater portion die with pbthisio ks>
fore thirty. five.
4. OF persons dying with phthisio be,
tween the age of IL aud As, nine ten,hs st
least have never used fat meat
Nest individuals who avoid fat meat also
use little butter or oily gravies, thov gh
many compensate for this want, in part at
least, By free use of those articles and al
30 milk, eggs, and various saccharine sub
stances. Bat they constitute an imperfect
substitute for fat meat, without which sooner
or later the body is almost sure to show the
ELECTS OF deficient cslcriGoatiOn.
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Daily. s4or,T srS.AY.

o.'HEcTioNs,-At wHynsa!,oro. va ~ in ~.
CHSsH Ike s'lG Ohio Ry from Kicbnipz d I,n' va
I'd cd a%s'ss, steaP's% Huntington. hskiEsd
>, ~ H.NrEios, Nth the MESEsta. Diyi.tIn ot,t
F"Elhls midland ~. for AiUIarSyf, So. -,
tsi pSi"ts on the Mon. Div Of Ibr-Y IN ~
~ hpyeeYille, win Stase from WiscL,s,SS, v.
:, ~ : ioah Junction. ith the fs,I,irso,s b
ONO .n IL; II for "sshin R;ou, b. C,and r"ists IN
A. IA Eerstown, " ith tho w e,t.,, NS-,,r
ans Branches " ". a. r.
W. 18th tho can'be'lssd Valley n r. for Harris
rnrS sHG PoinIs on tSr e Il d and Ry1nrb,s
AI-" Tor Lancaster. PhjlBds;phfR New yrJk. Re-.
n S"n' ,h9 :.oFtS snd Eass Fitsburr, the vVtstnra
:'"r'h- wet Wi!lismepoTf, Pa. .EcraEtop. Etrd-.
II 20 A .J,.s to"n' ha't"n and Pottsvimr
;:cEst1 SI2 80. 80 w SIe m'iS
JOSEPH Il. SANDS, Superintendent.
CvlgYre u,,-, HsGerstnWn, I'D.
JOSEPH w. COKE. Gs I!TPaTh E.' e., Va
o. HOWARD ROVER, d. nsS r. 70 p a. bid.
,-IEEFRAL OFT;cEH HsFerstovn Ma - an
February Z. 1892 LIEU eIphla' fa
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-04-25

NEW BREAD PUDDING.-Put all scraps of
bread into the oven until they bssoras a
.iee brown, roll them when hot quite fac
For goOd-sizsd pudding take half pound
Of crumbs, quarter of pound of brown su :
gar, quarter of pound of cur,aots or raisiDs.
one pint OF milk, one teaspoonful of allspice
and one pint of boiling water. Pour the
boiling Sster oser tho crumbs, stir them
well and let then, soak until soft then take
all the ingredients, mix we'll, rub the pie
dish with beet dripping, fill it, put some
more dripping or butter on the top of she
pudding, aad bake half an hour. This pad
ding is general fsvorits with children ard
those #ho Ike plain dish.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-04-25

Bad BREATH.-Bad breath, from catarrh.
foul stomach or bad teeth, may be tempo.
rarily relieved by diluting little bromo
ehloralum with eight or ten parts of wNter,
and using it as a gargle, and swallowing .
few drops Just before going out.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-04-25

sLEErLEssSEss, NERVOUSNESS, CANNOT Rrsr
WELL at night, tired in the morning ON rising.
sluggfah, pain in the back, which arises from he
kidney. With highly coio-ed urine il allowed TO
stand TO be thick, attended with burning when
yoided. Thayer's Liver Powders will cure you.
sen, ChaTlestown, W. Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-04-25

To-CURE a FELoN-As soon as it makes
Its appearance apply poultice of equal parts
OF saltpeter and birthstone, mixed with suf>
hc'ent lard to mako paste, and renew as
soon as it gets dry. a few applications will
effect cure.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-04-25

VALUABLE ADDITIoN.-Beeause it is bone
fetal to the sea lp and adds to personal beauty
sy restoring color md lpstro to gray or faded
mar. IS why Parker's Hair Balsam is such non
ular dressing. " " F"P
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-04-25

WnAT EVERYBODY WANTs-Is q reliable med
ioine that never dees any harm and that pre
Ients AID euTos diSeasc by keeping the stomach
IN order, the heUeIs regular, and the IIdneys
and liver aeLIYe. Such medicine is Parl-er's
Ginger Tonic. It relieves every case, and has
ourod thousands. See othar colu-nn-IiriLu Finn.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-04-25

HEAbAcHE, EERvousSEss, CosTlvENEss or Chol-
era Morbus are cured with ThAysrs Liver Pow der,
and only cost 90 cts. Sold by druggist every
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-04-25

Do vou WIEN TO PUaIFY THE sEsrzM and get rid
dsrs 70 cts. Bold By druggists.
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akinE si5eet Novelnbsr al. ISL

No 63s end t3S daily. AlloIheT trainl dAily e1
cePt SundRy No 90 aud 6N5 connsetS at StrSs-
runs to Baltimore via washington Without change
OF cars. No 6iO and COS dimes at l;t. Jaekson-
FSssenE'rs for JoIdEn's Syringe lrsNC esrs Al
stePheR&cH I; for Rock Iron leave care 81 W in.
GheH;er; for Cspon Syringe leave care et CApGn
son foc Rswlsy Springs lesve care at Harrison
bug Parties whiting New Market and I.urav
Caves leave Care ~ New Market
C.PRINCE,
w. NJ. CLEMESTS -
Master Of TFhnRDortatip-, c,,,1.r e,,,S.,H
NOvem Der 20. ISL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-04-25

4 FS'T BUSINESS now before the public.
10 =. - - - \ GU can make money faster nj work
W "a nan at anything else. Capita not needed
WIN stHrt you So day and upwards made
Jotne oJ tho Industrious. Men women bov a
~; 81 q. q, nted every where to work for us
no" 10 tho time. y on work in spare tina
onlJ or give your " hole time O the business Vnn
can i've NJ homo and do the work Eootber hn,
mess "Iii pay you nearly we'll. No on, CO.
E IeiI 70 mare enormous pay by engaging At once
GotIJ ou'nt aad terms free Meney made fs.t
easily and honsrably. Address Tnuz & Co.
AuEu"S' name Nov. %, lssl-ly
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Western Maryland 3. R,

A"A'hS EiI- Ct TkurPdEy. Dec 1 1857
tbEi;iui7re TiTue)
LEAVE HACERsTowN,
Daily except Sunday,
''' a. n ,i, bt",tic.b.rg Ezpross- arrive .tr,t
~ 9h0 40 % a. a.. sud Is P. N. For Es..-
% :, ,;'"nt ted intsrniedipte points s'-
r. NJ ~'i-arfiViHg At Baltimore e.Es
NJ ASAIVE At HAGERsToHN.
n ,'t. Ssd 3 80 aud 5.45 r. H. From Fso.-
IL 40 - IA Ia;eInedinte points go
H. II. baltimore at 7.lk
" u MOI: s49f65i 1 Express-.sa,ipg BATH
IN cP,e-,JI;M HOOD. 6 sneraI MANAGE
Dseea,5s - ~ - Oh, oLD, Gent Ticket Agent.
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HARNESS SHOP REMOVED.

TIE undersiEn ed has removed his Hnrn.s,M.k
N ing sblis hment to the old shop of the late
m. I. EasterdAy, on West ST., resr ConEr.,.
Two 9oors south of hsin at tho corner Of IA ali
heErstsys residenee.) where he will con tim.
mo me Manutaeture and Repair of everything ia his
'at Teasonsble rates. The patFonsee of nv
solicited. LAwRESCEI nSpSTpT
November 8, 1881
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TIE BEST QUARRY az eGnns
March ?, 1850. GEO. t. LIGHT acc.

GfEH GREAT chance to mako money.
~ ~ 81. ThoEe who ALWAYS take ndvan-
tsgo OF the good chances for making money that
are offered, generally become wealthy, while
NOSE who do not improve such chances remain in
poverty. We vant many men, boJs and girls to
o work Tor us right in their own lacalities. Any
The business will pay more than ten time. ordi.
nary wages. Expensive outfit furnished free
no one who engages fails to make money. You
can devote your whole time to the work or only
your spare moments. Full in forma ton q nd al
mat IL needed sent free. Address STINsoH / Co
Portland Maine. Nov. % lSEI-lv
JUST geceiv ed the largest stock Of BOOTS aud
u SHOES We have ever had all good Cooda ard
viii be cold the very shortest profits to suit The
times Country Produce taken in exchange for
gu klnna OF gooos. 8. 8. DALGARN.
INN SETS, of ten pieces, for One Dollar. Also
lot of other TinTare just received BY
Sept. 20, lssi, SIS. DALGlRN
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- Only $50. PIANOS 5 l25 up. Rare HoIidnT
Inducements Ready. Write or call on BEATTY
Wsehlngton. n J. Nov Is. ISL cd Ne yln.
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II ECH MICAH.
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HARRIS REMEDY CO. Ef'G. GHEHIgR,
Markci and 9Th Sis. ST.. LOUIS Mo
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-01-07
The Guiteau Trial.

To the great relief of the country it is
announced that the evidence in the Gui-
teau trial is all in and the prospects are
that the great farce, that has occupied
the stage at Washington for SO many
days, will soon close. The counsel for
the defense presented their law points
to the judge yesterday morning. His
honor was to rule upon them this morn
ing, Immediately after opening court.
Davidge was then to make the opening
argument for the prosecution, which
will probably occupy the entire day.
Scoville will reply for the defense on
Monday, and will be followed by Colonel
Reed and Guiteau, who will be permitted
to address the jury If he desires to do 80.
Judge Porter will make the closing ar
gument to the jury. Scoville remarked
Thursday morning that he did not think
the argument would consume more than
four days. If this expectation is realiz-
cd the case will probably go the jury not
later than Thursday next.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-01-07

Chas. H. Ely, at the City Bakery has
just finished one of the finest pieces of
work in the cake line that was ever made
in Cheboygan. 1t is wedding cake for
the occasion of Patrick MolOney's mar
riage. which Is to take place next Mon
day,
Yesterday morning large owl was
sporting around the lower part of the
village in the neighborbOOd of the docks,
flying from chimney to chimney. AT
last it lit on the chimney of the resi-
dence Of Charles Brannack, Jr., and his
son Frank shot 1t.