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We will send D5. Dyes celebrated Electro.
Voltaic, Belts and other electric appliances
on OF trial Tor thirty days r. young men aud
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vfgor and manhood. Also for rheumatism
neuralgia, paralysis, liver and kidney din,
cultieS, rupturts and many OtlieS diseases
illustrated pamphlet sent free. Address
Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich. TrHs&w
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mo,hsy.t Mon /. SIo,I,e,s,,,

Are you disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by q sick Child suffering and crying
with the Srcruciaing pain Of cutting tseLhf
II 30, 90 at once aud get 4 bottle OF Mn.
WinSlow's Soothing Syrup. II will relieve
The poor little sutierer iniIned lately-de
upon It; there Is no mistake aboutit. There
Is not mother on earth who has ever used
IL, who will mot tell you Of once that II will
regulate the bowels, and give rest 70 the
mother, and relief aud health 70 the child,
operating like magic II is perfectly safe 70
use In all cases, and pleasant 10 the taste, and
Is the prescription Of the Oldest and best
female physiciins aud nurses In the United
States. Sold everywhere. Is cents bottle
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MEDICAL.
DR.. ]. e. SMITH,


| NJ. VI IN ELF IN blhkhIs
me best evidence Of phydCiAns success Il tho "
lmony Of hih patients TbeiRcreasing demands ioi
my professional services Prove that have dealt
h0n6nbiy and talIiy with those who have Consulted
me. never use PATIENTS name without peImlA-
don, though ] have many hundTpd certificates frum
those whom have cured after they hAd been pro.
nounced inGumble. AthOrOugh medical education,
with many yean hospital experience and familiarity
with therapeutic agents, tluse observance Of tom.
penmsntAi pecullhIlits aud strict attention 70
hyglenic management, lnslEes suecess, u cure Il
possible and innkly give the patient my opinion.
HOMIE PROOF
Kidney and Liver Diseases and RhCumltsm--
suffered Tefnbly.-''NOIhing seemed TO help mo,
could not get out Of bed. ~; smith cured me"
ERfF. PHii,htPs,
Ca,Grth, PolypuI Of EoSe, Impaired VOlce.-sui.
bred for yeaHi patent medicine failed 70 help me
Or. Smith completely cure, ne Iis
oiapeidel & Co, Wheeling, WA
DyBnepgia and liberated stomach. -'' Treatment
Tor yeari failed 10 give mo Teliei. Dr. Smith Cuted
me- THOMAS h0LT, INSURANCE Agent
Ili' -, them ioE d IgTEtGy yHH rs s2Ith
scrOfula, Running Sores Oh Head-'My son was
afflicted for fourteen years Nothing seemed 70
help him. Df, Smith cured him;
MRS. CATHERINE CAPS
Market street, Wheeling, W. Va.
Cancer-"Suheted for yean with cancer. Had II
cut out three tlmea Il Tetu ned after each opera.
uONs DftloLnlIu CURED me WITHOUT khlIe clnEtiC or
palm" MRS. II. u. CIRCUIT.
Files, FiStulA OF Anus-Rlat Of my back iJI Is
weeks. Reported dying. d.. Smith cured me with.
- = THOMAS CoLvIN,
Wholesale Grocer Main st., Wheeling viva.
UloemtiOns Of RectuIn, PTolapSus and PileS.-
Was given up 10 die and pronounced lnCunable,
Dr., Smith cured ne without knlio.n
WARRINGTON DELANY,
Martins FeFfy
Rev. Il. o. LAdd whteS:-''DF. Smiths professional
services In my family have been most SatlSilcIpTy
and commend him 70 all ~ gentleman and Z
Ikllliul physiCiAn.n
Mn Margaret XOlb SayS:-"I had been suffering
for seven yeaN and treated By many physicians for
dyspepsia. Dr.. Smith slld had Aiape-wOTu and
In eight hOuB removed monster 100 feet long"
Female OnplAlnts.-Threc yean In hospitals for
females give mo peculiar advantages IN such csC7.
PenonS cured Of cliAfTh, diseases Of heart liver
stomach, kidneys, skin, blood, nervous affections
and weaknesses Of mon and youth, sCToiulA and
IsthmR testify 10 my success
Piles cured wilhpNt the knife.
Patients NJ Distance may be treated by letter and
satisfaction guaranteed. GhArt for sell eXAnina.
lion sent on receipt Of two thFesCcnt Stamps, and
advice returned Tree.
Consultation at OHice FREQ. Once hours Irem A.
4. to 7 I. ", GGily. sunday nom ?to6P.N Call
apis no. 81 Twelfth ST.. Wheeling, WA.
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CAREuNKlEs, Felons Bolls Sores Of long
standing, such as Ulcers, AhSesses, etc, posi-,
lively cured without the aid OF knife or
poultics, by using Mrs Julye Myers Drawing
and Healing Salye; Piles, Salt Rheum, Fry.
yipelaS, Soft and liberated Corns, Chil6lains
etc, Il has never failed 70 cure. For sale BY
Logan & Co. nav
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1tisa remarkable fact that Thomas Eclcc.
trio Oil is us good forintCrnOl as external use.
For disease Of the lungs and throat, and for
rheumatism, neuralgia, crick in the back,
wounds and. sores, it Is the best known
remedy, and much trouble is saved by having
IL alWays on hand.
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There Is but very snihii proportion OF the
women oithlspaslon that do not suffer from
some Of the diseases Tor which Kidney.Wort
Is specific, When the bowels Tiaye become
costivs, headache tOrments, kidneys out OF
tix, OF piles distress, take . Package and IT,
wonderful tonic and reDoyating power will
cure you and give new life Waterman.
MwRhW
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zee iIere

You are sick; well, thereis Just one remedy
that will cure you beyond possibility Of
doubt, lifts Liver or Kidney trouble, Con.
Dyspepsia, Debility "NYells
Health Remover y your hope, 81 % Drug.
lists, Depot I.aughlin Bros. &Co, Wheeling
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comox sense will indicate the certain
tendency Of neglected cold TO the Lung;
prevent such Termination by using Dr,
Bulls Cough Syrup for th&s cough. Priee p
cent? 4 bottle, ,l = ?
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The most interesting feature after recess
was the consideration on q second reading
Of House bill no. ga, the license bill which
has provoked so much public opposition on
the part Of druggists and drlmmers An
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Goro your druggist for lErs. Fteeman's Ne,r
National Dyes. For brightnessand durability
OF color, are uneQualed. Color from 2 to s
pounds. Directionsi In English and German.
Price Is cents
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go = .ssisy - .asSs1 !. i.rfuinssrPaud
n 49, n S n IS : a srIHnl;i sgrs cum
~ ,-EG. -. .-s.-, - f;'snCdI C.s re.Slh
klGlfiTi cd ga q n..i!isr n 70 y
kaaeJ5,5s - z lsls'. iyarsanied Ter.
feet md Erllasis. Wlwl'l sfIti H. fsiiaeyst FIRE 70
snE adir-s on rctrlt q ono liar. Aha Hest
WehIhce lcdirptnr iu flr World. lust tho
thing fora gli Rlh TIA : rnfSl.SI. kCsnts wanted
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BurdOck Blood Bitters Bring Back health
when b the Body + Badly dIis,SFdered BY i'm
cured By GardeeE Blood DItters' uI pfiee 81.
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0NE HUNDRED DOLLAEs reward for a better
remedy. WilliamS Indian Pile Ointment Il
q sure cure for Piles. DIV
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OLE GtteLLiaeatsn.
WEST yIR0INIA LE0IsLATunE.
Proceedings in the senat
and House OF DeIeEAtes

XesteTaay's Proceedings In the Senat,
and House OF Delegates.
The opening OF Yesterdays session Of til,
Senate was devoid Of interest, being taket
up with the usual routine character o
business.
Mr.. Dennis, from the Committee on The
Judiciary, reported back with favorable
Recommendation Senate bill 1877, concern.
ing grants and ne repeal Of patents and
Senate bill 100, concerning nttorneys.at
law, with the pending amendment provid
ing for the appointment Of Board OF Law
examiners 10 examine applicants for Ger.
tiheates TO practice law In the courts Of the
State. The committee, in response to q
resolution Of inquiry instructing them TO
inquire II any amendment Is necessary to
sections 90 and % Of chapter Of the Code
oil 1881, 10 fix the responsibility OF sureties
upon bonds given by them, report that
there Is no conflict in said sections, and
therefore no legislation is necessary.
Mr.. Farnsworth introduced Senate bill
100, to amend and re.enact section 81 Of
chapter IL Of tho Acts OF 1881. Referred.
Sehats.1ih 1853, amending the acts in no.
lation TO che Attorney General and Prose.
cutting Attorneys, coming up as unfinished
business, was further considered. An i'm
portant amendment TO the billwas attempt.
cd by Mr.. StOllings, but failed to prevail.
The amendment offered by that gentle
man proposed TINT "Wheneyer in the OPT
Mon OF the Prosecuting Attorney the pub
lie interest will be promoted thereby, or
when called upon by the foreman to do so,
he shall go before the Grand Jury TO aid
them with his advice and assistance in the
discharge Of their official duties. But he
shall not be presently when any vote is taken
upon the finding Of any indictment or pre-.
sentiment" The vote on the amendment
WAS, yeas 10; nays il.
Some slight changes were made in the
bill by amendment, and the bill was order
ed to its engrossment and third reading.
Senate bill lj7, in relation to writs Of
mandainus and quo warranto, coming up
on its third reading was passed with It's
title.
Senate bills l62, 105 and 100 were read a
second time and were amended in some
particulars and passed to their engrossment
and third reading.
MIR. Dennis introduced Senate bill 100,
the act fixing the time for hold
ing the Circuit Courts in the several jude
ial circuits in this State.
Recess till $50 o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Upon reassembling Senate bill 167, in re.
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Piles! PlLESI Piles I
ASurC Cure Found at Lastl No
One Need SuiFarI

AtsIe Cure Tor Blind, Bleeding, Itching and VI.
tcaiti P.lcs has been discovered BY br, william,
M1 Indian remedy called Dr. Williams Indian
uRimrnt A single box has cured the wOnt
eAnalt eases Of y o. 20 years standing. No one
dttul soothing medicine. Lotions, instruments
sid tiw'uirit' do more bann than good. VIII
lam Ointment RhSotbS the tuuiOrs, alleys the In
lslE Itching, particularly at night aiter getting
warm IN bStl acts - p0ultice, gives instant and
FNalS relief mud Is prepared only for PILES, Itch
G.a0 Mhai the Hon, J. ". COllnhorTy Of Clevc'
MnN; Ay, about nr. Williams Indian Pile Oint'
meat, have used sCoEus Of Hle Cures, and u
hhnTh ht le$nr To sy that lhayc never found
ntnl relief Il uF Williams Indian Ointment.
Sniu by Logan Co. sridsu Corner. Wheeling,
nsl Wy III uiugSSs OF mailed on receipt OF price,
S% 80. NENRY & CO., Pnnp'n.,
GeN VOW a. NrSy gfr.pt NeW ynFts tift
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Est VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

NlNEdepartmenlso Of study; text books fnrnIEhed
1T COSr calendar arranged 70 suit teachers; eI.
penses i0rOne year from $40 to $40; OnsoctRrAn
lbeutl, lhOrDugh. Fall term begins SEPTEMBER
!, ISL; Attendance last year from . counties Of
Ncit Virginia and from 3 States and Territories
liOuh.
- For CATALOGUES and other information apply 10
he Acting President, D. B. PURIEToH, Morgan.
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AFTERNOON SESSION

Upon reassembling Senate bill lG7, in re.
latiOn to evidence in courts, was taken up
for a second reading.
On the motion Of Mr.. McGrew the bill
was read section by section. The entire al.
ternoon was taken up with discussion OF
the various amendments proposed, and
pending further consideration Of the bill
the Senate adjourned. y
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hvcs WellsbuTg 200 A. NJ, steubenyille 9;25 4, Il.
making close connection for western points
TrainS leaving Columbus At $40 +. n. and ass A.
Columbus daily. except Sunday, Al cor. ", Win
sleeping car attached, arriving In Chicago at 5:S0
next morning. Berth4 can be secured In advance AZ
Union Depot Ticket OfBce, ColumbuE
PuiifnaT's Pninre DRWinR Room Steering Can
through without change from StGubenyilie Hast IA
Philadelphia and New York West 10 ColumbuE
Cincinnati, Louisville, indianapolis and 81 IouiG
For through tickets, baggage checks TleepInF ar
accommodations, and any further Information, an
ply 70 JOS, n. BELLEVILLE Ticket Agent, Al Rat.
handle Depot, loot OF Eleventh street, or ut City
Ticket Once, under Mcclure House, wheeling.
D. W. CALDWELL
Cent Manager, PitttburRh, PR,
Z. A, FORD,
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-IEArTY.A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

A -BEATTHtS pIASOFORTES-MAG
IA, SIFlCEST holiday presents square grand
pIanUforicS, four very handsome rouud corners,
rosewood caves three unlSNns, BCatty's matches
INN fumes, stool, book, cnyet, boxed, S3a".70 to
S2p5. sos catalogue prices 9S0Qlo 81 900; salts
years use upright piauO'OrteS t135 to 1886; cnt
Rlngue prices $500 TO $500; Ettndarl pRnoiOTtgt
OF the universe Us thousands icsiiy;whe for man.
moth lit OF testimonials Tents = G1binct ogsanS
cathedral, church, chapel, parlOr, $50 npwnrd Wis
ilOrS welcome; free carriage BJctS trains illuEried
catalogue (hOlihy edltlUnl free. address or cal
upon DANItL T. BLAiTY, Washington, New
JeveoV.
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NEW BILLS
were proposed as follows:

were proposed as follows
By MIR. Mcneil House bill No. $40, to
amend the charter OF the city Of Wheeling.
By Mr.. Irons: House bill 40. $50, amend.
ing section % Of chapter 10 Of the acts Of
1881, concerning teachers certificates.
By Mr.. Edmiston: House bill No. 3Sl,
amending chapter II OF the acts Of 1881,
concerning the establishment and construc-
ton OF roads.
By Mr.. Quarter House bill No. $50,
amending the game laws.
By Mr.. Monroe: House bill No. $50,
changing the name oil the Potomac & Pied
mont Railroad Company, etc
By Mr.. Leonard: House bill No. 3S4, con-
corning the fees OF county officials.
By Mr.. Johnson: House bill No. 3S5, Gre
ating fund for the construction OF roads,
bridges, etc, in this State.
oruRR BUSINESS.
Mr.. Hackworth proposed a resolution
directing the Finance Committee to in.
quire into the expediency Of appropriatinG
81, 900 to repair the buildings ut Marshall
College.
wopetitions were presented asking the
passage Of the Prohibition resolution, one
by Mr.. Irons, signed by r, NJ. Wheeler
and l26 others OF Monroe county, and one
by Mr.. Hackworth, signed by j.. n. Black.
wood and IN others.
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sTkUgGSVIlLE AND WELISvnLh AcCOhNoDA-
rl0H-leaveS Bellaire at $40 P. NJ, Bridgeport 1855
IN, steubenyille At Cos p, n. Arrives Al Wells
vale a. 705 7. NJ Leaves Welsvl'le At $40 A.
", arrives Mt Bellairc al 500 A. Y.
Tickets and baggage checks 10 all principal pointa
N the East and West eau be procured al The Ticket
ONCE In Bridgeport. z A. FORD,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
D. W. CALDWELL, General Manager,
Pittsburgh Pa
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on all night trains
Clos ennaeotlonA arc made for al points South
and Southwest, North and Northwest, making this
desirable route for cOlOnigts and persons moving
% TIE great West, and 70 whom particular attention
e given.
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DTTTSBURGH, CINCINNATI & ST.
4 LOUIS RAtLwAY-PANHANDLE RoUTP.
ti q E5s:;...;s:.;
Time table for East and West corrected TO JAEU.
Trains leave Panhandle Depot loot Of Eleventh
street near Public Landing, daily, except Sundays
a follows:
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AGENTS WANTED s.! $s;f ss
OUR WILD Indians

lug AdIenurOa on the Plains In the Mountains through
the Wild Fofe!ts hgng bis way not By foot through
Indian Lads nom TeIASto California, By Col. nodEe,
VIE 40 Inttodpcilsn By General hheFmnn.
ESoty 5ody VII want y ol sight. IImltcd lmount
oI exclusive territory will DO given 10 each agent,
Special terms and Circular Will % sent nee. AddFOtS
We DlBBLE & CO., 5lWeStFOuTthSt, ,Cln.,Q.
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TRANSPORTATION.
baltimore q OHIO RAILROAD co

= q ..s.llls. Y ....lIl'. l5|....I'l
On aud after November y, issi. paasgnHSr ttaina
will Mn - fnilNvu-- g'hcaitrT TiV,if ~ 49,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-21
A JUDICIAL BON BSHELL.
Supreme Court Decision Creating COnste
Hation In Illinois.

Supreme Court Decision Creating COnster
nation In Illinois.
CHICAGO, Jan. 21.-The state supreme
court decided yesterday that the law re-
garding the probate courts of Cook and
LaSalle counties was a special legislation
and therefore unconstitutional, and that
the probate courts of these counties are
illegal and empty. The decision is more
far-reachibg in it's scope than appears on
tho surface. The Cook county pro-
bate court has been in operation
four years. BY this decision all
the wills it has passed on are void prop
erty that has como in review before it is
without title Eastern and other capital
lists and insurance companies that have
loaned money on it are utterly without Sc
curity; titles arc clouded, divorces OBJ
tanned there are illegal, ard persons mar
ried after being divorced are bigamists.
The decision creates intOlerable confusion,
and lawyers express grave doubts as to
whether the Legislature can remedy the
evil or whether constitutional amend
ment could be drawn which would be
valid, and would settle tie difficulties that
now arise.
The decision further complicates matters
by holding that the county court has no
Jurisdiction on chancery business, which
has been done during the past five years
in the county courts.
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COLUMBIA NEWS.


OOAs ASAOOAAn
Amusement season lively. Ford's
"Billee Taylor" was played to a large
and good audience last evening, and gave
universal satisfaction. Mr.. Denham, Miss
Lucette and other members of tie COM
pany were rapturously and deservedly ap-
plauded. The "Uncle Toms Cabin, -
which comes tonight is well recommended.
Other attractions booked are Skiff's min
strels, Jan. "a Col. Robinsoh's Humpty
Dumpty troupe, Jan. 81 Rooney Miner
combination +" Muldoon's Picnic,' Feb
8, for the benefit Of the Columbia band.
After "Billec Taylor" last evening tie
band serenaded the troupe, and also the
ladies Of the Presbyterian Sunday school
festival and had spread at the Vigie
hose house, on 9TH street, between onion
and Cherry
Another boy burned at the Shawnee
rolling mill yesterday.
Borough Briefs.
Mrs. Lawrence, of Ragtown fell ON the
pavement and broke her right leg Dr.
w. S. Bruner set it.-FOur members Of
Ford's company s. left " behind had to he
taken to Sinking Springs this morning and
shipped thence to Lebanon in freight
cabin John Amweg was one Of them
Miss Annie Breneman has returned to
Philadelphia. hia.-Rver rising slowly
" Pink-eye disappearing.
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GUITEAU READS HIS SPEECH.
The Prisoner Breaks Down in tho Midst y
HIS Plea for Life.

The Prisoner Breaks Down In the Midst O
HIS Plea for Life.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.-A large crowd
assembled to listen to the proceedings OF
the Guiteau trial this morning, and owing
to recess of Congress there were more SEN
ators and representatives present. The
noise of the struggling mob outside inter
fered somewhat with the proceedings in
side. As soon as court opened Guiteau
carefully arranged his glasses, and with a
flourish commenced to read from q manu-
script, remaining seated meanwhile. He
claimed that he certaingly was a: a.:lunatic
when he fired on the president on July 2.
The jury has nothing to do with his con-
dition before or after that act. They must
say by their verdict sane or insane at the
moment the shot was fired, and if they
have any doubt they must acquit. Hespoke
at great length upon this basis, and then
read from a newspaper his speech already
published. He showed woui or nj nerve,
but slight hectic flush high up OIL his
usually colorless cheeks, showed the
tremendous power of the emotions work
ing within him. Still he struggled Oh un-
til he reached that part where he
says, " have always served the Lord and
whether live or die''-here he brokedOwn
completely, stopped, tried to choke down
the rising lump in his throat but found it
impossible to keep back a genuine sOf.
Burying his face in his handkerchief for Il
few seconds he wiped his eyes and once
more with renewed effort proceeded. Mrs.
Scoville was deeply affected and wept
Guiteau's sudden recovery gave
the impression that the incident was
partly theatrical. He resumed his old
compOsure and when he finished court al
journed until Monday.
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Band Of Brothers Goius to Church.

q The society known as the =. L. Oh. F.
Pa, propose attending church in a body,
dressed in citizen clothes, white gloves
and badge on Sunday morning at 10
o'clock, at the First Church of God, cor
ner Of Prince and Orange street. Circle
No. 1GS will assemble at the Odd Fellows
hall, Soath Queen street, the meeting
place Of Circle No. 40, where the line
will be formed under the direction of the
marshal of No. 40. Tho route taken will
be up south Queen street to Centre
square, up North Queen street to Orange
to Prince. Should the weather be favor
able there will no doubt be good turn
out
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BY WIRE.
Afternoon Telegrams Condensed.

Afternoon Telegrams Condensed.
The Canada Farmers Mutual insurance
company of Toronto, suspends after a
business of thirty years.
New York capitalists have purchased
nearly $500 acres of coal lands, near
Fredericktown, Washington county, Pa,
at prices ranging from $50 to 800 per acre.
The obsequies of Ex-Governor Bullock.
at Worcester, Mass, to-day were attended
ty public manifestations of sorrow,
During dispute about some grain
among party of Durand (Wis.) farmers,
one of them named Herit was stabbed and
killed with pitchfork.
The mild weather, it is thought, will
cause a partial suspension Of coal mining.
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LLLCTlONS.
Friendship fire Company Officers.

Friendship Fire Company Officers.
At a meeting of the Friendship fire en-
gine and hose company, held last evening,
the following officers were elected
President-J. II. Baumgardncr.
Vice President-James Best
Sccrctary-Gco. S. Lands.
Treasurer-JOhn Cochran.
Chief Engincer-Jas Fcllcnhaum
Asst Engincers-Wm. Stormfeltz, Rob
ert Garden, Jacob Hartman, Jas. Best.
Firemen-Jas. Burns. WIN. Haldy, Dan
icl Hockey.
Hose sDircctors-lsitlOre Newman, Al.
bert Zell, Chas. Breen, Jno King, Harry
Babel, James Booth, John IIauk.
Trustees-J. w. Jackson, Daniel Ire
witt, 81. III..E. Leman, JIM. McCulley, D.
=. Roscnmllcr, Jas. Fcllenbaum
Dclcgates-Jas. Fellcnbaum, Sher. Smith
VIM. IIaldy, Daniel Trewitz
Insurance Omcers Elccted.
Last evening the policy holders of the
Lancaster Home Mutual fire insurance
company met at the Office Of c. H. Leievre,
East King street, and elected the following
named officers:
Directors--Christian Cast, John A.
Chal les and Maj. A. c. Reinoehl, for three
years and John A Burger, for two years
Ito serve the unexpired term of David
Hartman, deceased.)
Auditors-H. u. Rhoads, Jno. ID. Skiles
and A. J. Eberly, esq, for one year each.
NEw ss.HEDIrIE