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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-18
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Condition of the Markets Here and
Elsewhere.
Money 6 Per Cent.-Goyernments Quiet and
Unchanged-Stocks Shade Lower
Provisions firm-flour and
Grain Quiet and Strong.
BUSINESS PROGRESS OF THE YEAR,

The business progress of the year, so
far as can he observed, maintains the
promise made at the beginning, though
the increase in activity in the various
departments of the wholesale trade OF
the city is not 50 marked as to call forth
any unusual outburst of enthusiasm on
the part of the mercantile community.
In the course Oft few weeks, at most,
We may expect to see the movement OF
merchandise more pronounced, and the
business world once more making prep
arations FOR the coming spring. In
New York the events Of the past week
in financial circles wereimportant owing
to the sudden and marked improve
ment in affairs on the Stock Exchange,
the natural result of the favorable prog
ress made in the direction of settling
the trunk line troubles and the restOra-
ton of ease TO the money market. Dur
ing the week the Treasury disburse-
ments decreased somewhat, but the
payments by corporations on account
of interest and dividends were large,
and the domestic exchanges generally
turned in favor of that center, which,
in connection with IL. revival of con-
fidence, caused great increase in the
supply of loanable funds, and the none
tary situation was characterized by ease
such as has not been witnessed for a
long time past.
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Cincinnati.
HUMOROUS.

The Mormons are ready for war.
They have already planted their Can
non in Washington.
A Western woman advcrti-e5 that
she cures the perniCiOuS habit SOmr pcO-
plehave of biting their finger nails. IL
know" remarked little maiden of our
ACQUAINTANCE, she puts mustard on
Them
\ clergyman one day sat watching
his little boy and girl at play, when the
former amgrily marched away from his
sister, saying: If she does that again
will certainly heap Goals Of fire on her
head"
Two wcll-drc>sod ladies We're exam
ing 4 statue Of Androm2da, labeled,
"EXeCutcd in terra Gotta Says ono,
"Where is that?' "lam sure | don't
know replied the ether, "but | pity the
poorgirl wherever ii Was.'-Qd-.
Conversation overheard in horsc-cur
--"Whcn you call for beer do you say,
a glawcc of Bawsc' or a glass Of
Bawcc, or y glawsc Of Bass Ormprely
~ glass Of Bass? al don'tsay, either
| say, 'Onc beer
At the police court prisoner you
are accused of uttcring ScditiOuS cries in
the street at O'Clock this morning.
What have you tO say 81 did, your
honor, but, you see, its pretty lonely
neighbOrhoOd, and there have been
good many street robberies Of late, and
with fascinating Smile), ] knew |
could depend on the patriotic z,a! Of the
pOlicen
The story is told OF IA minister vino
said, when one of his tlCci wept ovcrthe
financial deficit in connection with a
Christian enterprise: "My dear friend,
never mind the tears; this thing can't
bermby waterw This is valuable sug-
gestion to some who give sympathy
much more easily than they give mon
ey.-COngrcgatioaoIiS.
Occasionally We meet philosopher.
Ragbag did the coal-hole act, and got
up terribly bruised and injured. But he
was apparently not angry or grieved.
Somebody said to him, "G0u don't
seem to mind the fall?' He replied,
al did not particularly like it, but of
course I'm going toget over feeling NAL
about it some time, and / may rs We'll
bcginn now as tomorrow, '-BOStOh t1t.
Two brazen, rather than gildcl,
youths residing in adjoining rooms Oh
the same floor devise simple and
ingenious plan to battle the fiery clerk
and furious dun that often knock ut
their doors.
When the enemy knocks at As door
A pays no attention for some time; but
presently Bputs out his head and yclls:
Hi, there, say; cOnfomd it, what
do YOU mean by hammering on that
door so that | can't sleep? Don't you
see there is nobody in, or it would have
opened long ago. Now, want you to
get out of here"
The visitors is furious, but the logic
of the lodgcr is unimpeachable and he
has to retire.
Then when anyone knocks at BIS
door, a pops out.
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SUSPECTED CRAFI.

Pemba island is about sixty miles
north of ZANZIBAR, and is notorious as
the chief seat of the slave trade on the
coast. ON the Sd of December, 1t seems;
Capt. Brownrigg left his battered old
ship, the London, and started in a steam
pinnace to inspect the craft cruising i'll
the suspected neighborhood. In ordinary
course ne would run alongside one after
another, asking questions and making
the inspection necessary to satisfy MN
that there were no slaves on BOARD.
Among Others, one dhow flying French
eolors attracted his notice. DE put ms
pinnaee alongside TO see whether the
boat was French and heriobjeet honest;
No doubt the Arab slavers on board
knew who had come, what his mission
was, and how he would deal with them.
They saw that he and his men were foi
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the moment unprcpared; they seized
the chance, fired volley, which no
doubt disabled good many Of the
E,nglishmen; then, swarming from their
own craft into the pinnace, they either
killed or pushed overheard the rest. The
captain alone remained; and he died
after a gallant resistance. So We read
the official telegram; though, no doubt,
as TO the conduct of the crew it leaves
some things in unpleasant doubt. How,
for instance, was the pinnace recovered?
How were any lives saved ifthe Arabs
pushed all the men into the sea? 1t Is
some small satisfaction 10 hear that the
dhow was afterward captured by a boat
from the London; though not, IT would
seem, till the Arabs had abandoned 1t.
PM H,pU IIG-etfS
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

New York, January 17.-Dry Goods
The market shows gradual improvement
and a large number OF buyers. Cotton is
in better inquiry, with good miscellaneous
selections reported bleached cottons in
moderate inquiry. Since January LIST, 5,SSl
packages OF cotton goods have been ex-
ported. Domestic white goods in very
good sale. Prints in good request, with
larger attention given to the best makes OF
fancies. The following prices rule: Ar
nold's &c; Windsor Gjzc; Dunnell SIC;
Simpson silver grays, black and white Key
stone fancieS ClEc, Shifting prints doing
very well. Flannels fairly active. with
preference for dress goods qualities. Mems
wear quiet, with good business thrOug h or
ders. Cloakings in good request, and the
general tone Of the market is very steady.
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unchanged. Butter--Quiet; Western pack
ed 18a40c; roll 2Ga2Sc. Eggs-Lower and
dull at 19c; lined nominal. Petroleum
Nominal Cofiee-Quiet; Rio cargoes S34a
1Cc. Sugar-Quiet; A soft, 9Hc. Whisky
STEADY at 81 liz.
Cincinnati.
CrscrNSATr, January l7.-Cotton-Quiet
at 1lHc. Flour-Steady and unchanged.
Wheat-Steady; No. red winter 81 40.
4. Corn-Dull and lower; No. mixed 645s@
64Ac. 0ats-Quiet; No. 2 mixed Axe.
Rye-Demand fair and prices higher at
81 04H. Barley-Steady at 81 o.. Pork
Steady at 81 62i9. Lard-Active, firm and
higher AT Sll 90. Bulk Meats-Firm. quiet
and unchanged. Bacon-Steady; shoulders
nc; clear rib 10c; clear iglSc. Whisky
Steady at 81 16; combination sales of finish
ed goods TS5 barrels. on basis OF 81 l6.
Butter-Easier, but not quotabiy lower.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, January 7.-Wheat-Quiet and
firm; No. red seller January held at 81 37H;
seller February 81 37%; seller March
81 1874; seller May 81 A.. Corn-Quiet
No: spot 6l14c; seller January &c; seller
February 63Kc; seller May 675sc Oats
Quiet; No. . 47c. Dressed Hogs-At s. 10.
Clover Seed-No. 81 81; prime 50 02E;
prime mammoth and prime medium s. -.
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EDUCATIONAL.
81 VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY

-, EPsARTNESTS OF STUDY; TEXT
Ia s,, punished at cost; calendar ar
r. m w ~, teachers; expenses for one year
.FaII ,S.,o' nOn-sectarian, liberal, thor
b - L I'l Begins September Z, 1881. At
/, Ei-,,;5, car from tWenfy-eight counties
|dzs s'nla and from eight States and
u Students larger than for ten years
Ac,tsues and other information apply
HOW resident d. b. PURIST0N,
"eSt va. iulT
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vn. LrScH, rrsee,

IS A wFULLY swEETr All, All, All,
"a AHfb the daily laugh Of ladies CALI
Ing al icce Main tire, = theg delightcdlx =.
e.eye lovely Helid.y Pre.enp sxguiase
framed and unframed Pictures, ele$sut
Albums and Photographic snd theusa7ds Of
other new season Vaccinations a. Kifkh Ftne
t A spd aro Asis ssR s s2 ~ sc
bition. There Win Be fD1nd abu1dADGg 70
entertain, inxtfuct ard .prn1t fFU 60 =
quest OF beautiful, suitable and th<1p Hol41y
Presents, Loze no time tuR M dhotea -
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FINANCE.
Nam Ynrk-

New YORK, January l7.-MoSEY-At 412@
6per cent. per annum, closing at 2lg5 per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 697 per
cent. Sterling exchange, bankers bills,
steady at 4S22s; demand 4SGI. Produce cX-
ports for the week. $G,l52,0OO.
GoyERYMENTs-Slightly tirmer and = per
cent. higher for extended Gs and rs coup
ons and unchanged for extended 5s, AIS
l.
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LIVE STOCK.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, January 1.-THE DrovcrS' Jour
nal reports: Hogs-Receipts 10000 head !;
shipments - 1900 head. General demand
fair; quality poor. Market only steady for
common to good mixed at s. O0@6 80;
heavy packing and shipping 81 4Oa6 80;
light - 95g6 81; skips and culls 81 800
) 10.
Cattle-Receipts $500 head; shipments
200 head. Market generally fairly active
and steady; no export values here, nOmi-
nal ats$G 20@6 70; good to ChoicesShipping
s. 50@6 90; common TO fair 81 GpG5 20;
mixed butchers steady; common to fair
s. 75@4 %; stockers' and feeders s. 9lHe
%.
Sheep-Rcccipts 800 head: shipments
Zoo head Market generally steady and
unchanged: common 10 medium s. 500
%; good 70 choice 81 300 -.
Fast Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, January I1.-Cattle-Ec.
Ccipts G97 head Market active AT last
weeks prices.
Hogs-RcceiptS i.G1o head; PhIadcl-
phias S. SU@G %: Workers S. 2oG6 -.
Shecp-RcCciptS 2,o9n head; selling al
fair prices. and l0al5 ceutS higher taan
last week
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, January -Hugs-Active
and firm; common and light - 25CeG %;
packing and butchers IS i5tCn 80. Re-
ccipts--2, 500 !Sad; shipments 24u head.
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An affectionate mother, noticing her
little daughter wipe hermouth with her
dres sleeves, as,sed what her Handkerchief
was for, and received for answer: 'Ies
to shake at the ladies in the street.
That's what papa does with his"
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registered, and Is.
Skies extended
Elves extended
Fours
RAILROAD BoNDs-Irrcguiar and unsettled
on a moderate volume OF business.
STATE SFCrRTTIES-Dull, but some trmer
SrocYs-Share speculation opened rather
weak and "a Is per cent. lower than yes
terday's closing quotations. Richmond
and Danville was, however, ) per cent
higher. In the early dealings there was
n decline of H@lE per cent in the general
list, the latter for Reading was followed by
q recovery Of K@lE per cent, in which
Delaware, I.aCkawanna and Western, and
Richmond and Allegheny were most con-
spicuous Between boards the market fell
off LMll4 per cent, New Jersey Central,
Richmond and Allegheny, Delaware, Lack.
awarna and Western, and Louisville aud
Nashville being most prominent therein
while Reading sold down TO Us per cent.
10 5S7-. The afternoon dealings were dull;
from the second board prices began to I'M
prove and in late dealings an advance WAS
recorded, ranging from q to 81 per cent;
the latter for Memphis and Charleston,
Richmond and Allegheny, Denver and Rio
Grandc, and New Jersey Central, ST. Paul
and Texas Pacific were also prominent in
the upward movement.
The market closed strong: transactions
$4,000 shares.
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2.CGG.OOO BOTTLES q!
~OLU S!NCE IN7n,

10 Hhs,,sss, Varied Properties
r.ssuu; tc> the Ptg siinC In the Saliva
Ntea concert, gae Starch aud Sugar OF
J. food s.sga glucose. A deficiency ln
\ Is line causes " iIsd and SOurin2 Ofthe
81 in the stomach. lfthe medicine IL
len immediately aftcr ealing the Ter
|ruta'iuq of food ~ prevented.
] acts Npan the Liver
u srt> uFcn the ki'inCyS.
j Regulates the BDwelS-
Pu"ihr~ the Blood.
0Uict~ the Nervous system.
] Promotes Digestion.
I, NouriShes, Strengthens and Inylg.
foirS.
carrie, off the Old Blood and makes
h opens the pores Of the skin and in
sre> Healthy Per>piratiOu.
4 .'-E.l', the hereditary tGtnt or poison
n.u.a5. which generates ScrOfulI, Erysipt-
Ed. aU manner OF skin diseases and exter-
.urr>.
.ryar rnoSpir5tSemplOyed in itSmanuSac-
H,H N cfu Be- taken by the most delicate
~ hy tie aged and feeble, care only being
.-i 10 attention 10 directions.
ISLAND BRANCH. K0nawha Co, W. Va.
.Er -rgU lr, tlHrk Johnson : Indian Flood
U my family for four years, and in al
."~ proved 70 he aS recommended. IL
.e. lur ui b'pGtuCrla. >. =. JONE~.
Lu@N,vILLE. Br3XtOn Co, W. Va.
'. ..va entirely cured % Heart Disease
4 a-a OF lr~. clark JOhn>OuS Indian Blood
4 B. commend ItS use 10 the afflicted
WM, WORKMAN
EyENSvILLE, BraNton Co, W. Va.
' t.. Clark Johu>uUS Indian Blood
A .~.. Won recommend IL % be. / was AZ
1 "i'a Liver Complaint for "a great many
n a..t .ay syrup completely cured me.
n ELIZABETH RIFLE.
Il GUENsyILLE, BruNton Co, ". Va.
Il suffering with Dyspepsia and Liver
n .aH' FOR several years, Twas persuaded To
III i.-N JHNu>pu'S Indian Blood syrup,
a.., Succeeded in max ing a new man out
CAIN y. UISkLE-
Ill rNEPETT's BEND, W. Va, Feb. Il, 1881.
LARK lpHNSON-I have been cured %
ache hy using your Indian Blood syrup
n1gud il highly. KATIE r. GENTRY
Dr., wanted FOR the sale Of the Indian
II syrup In eycy town or village in which
10 grUf. Particulars given on appltca-
DRUGGISTS SELL 1T.
ratory - West Third street, New
rk civ.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
DY VIRTUE OF "a DEED or TRUST
ID made by Nathan Ashcraft and wife, TO
the undersigned, dated October q, 1872, and re-
corded In the Office Of records Of deeds for
Ohio county, in deed 81 trust book No. ID. page
81, shall, on
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY II, Iss2,
Commencing al 10 O'Clock n. IN, a: the front
door OF the Court House OF Ohio county, pro-
coed 10 sell AT public auction 10 the highest
situated In TriadclphIa district, Ohio county /,
West Virginia, about seven miles east ri the
city OF Wheeling, that j. 20 say: Beginning at
q stone on the National road; thence ", ~
W. 81 poles 10 a locust, In Ailllgan's line:
thence with said line % an elm in Fe1ys line |:
thence with said line TO the National road I;
thence with said rOsd 10 the beginning, sup
posed 10 contain thirty acres more or less, but
excepting from sald tract three acres and four
peTches OF the west end thereof, devised by
John Kiukcs, ST.. to Peter Rinkes, and except
ing also from said tract Of land that part
thereof heretofore released from said deed Of
trust by decd Of release recorded IN the ONCE
OF records OF lands for Ohio county, In deed OF
Ieieasc book No. {, page IS, which par 70 re.
leased was af'crrard conveyed by said
AEhcraft and wife 10 W. Il. List, by deed dated
March II, ls5y, Hnd recorded In The Once OF
CO. page SIS. said part ~ released nj convey
ed Ia W. u. List, consisting Of eighteen acres,
two roofs and eight and Ooe-half poles, de-
scribed by mctes aud bounds IN said deed To
LlEt leaving TO be sOld at this sale something
over eight ncres OF said tract.
jaoi wM. LINcH, Trustee.
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Sunday Express leaves Wheeling at 4 "a A. H.:
arrives Wellsburg e:le A. ", S,cubenvills s:X
A. NJ, making close connection for Western
points.
Trains leaving Columbus a4s.0 p r. and $50
A. NJ. run daily. Through Chicago Express.
leaves toIumbus daily except Sunday, NJ $50
y. NJ, with sleeping car attached, arriving In
Chicago AT 80 nextmorniny. BsrthS can h
secured In advance at Union Depot ticket ofics
Columbus.
Pullman Palace Drawing Room Sleeping
Car through without change from S,cuben-
Vile east Ia Philadelphia and New York. aud
west to Columbus, 10 Cincinnati, Louisville
Indianapolis and ~. Louis.
For through tickets, baggage checks. sleeping
car Observation-Disclosures and any further Informs
ton apply 10 Joseph M.Bcilevillc, Ticket Agent
al Pan Handle Depot, foot ~ Eleventh street,
or AT city Ticket oitice, under Mcclure Houss,
Wheeling.
u. W. CALDWELL.
Gcnv Manager, Pittsburgh, Ia.
T.. 4. FORD,
GEM Pass. and Ticket Agent, Pittsburgh. ra.
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tDaily except Sunday.
tSteubenville Acknowledging tram
dttring the day Masses backward and frrward
between Martins Ferry and Bellaire, stopping
when required ~ the sherman House, EhIAa-
willie, West Wheeling and Gravel HIN.
fUGiCnSNiilc Accommodation.
Nl.Mnnl Dover Accommodation.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED or TRUST
ID made by Rarbara Becker Ia the under
signed, dated July q, lsss, and recorded In the
Office OF records Of deeds for Ohio county, West
Virginia, I'm deed OF trnst book No. Is, pgge s,
shall proceed To sell NJ public auction, To the
highest bidder, 81 the frDnt door II the Court
House Of Ohio county, West Virginia, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY II. lisa,
Commencing ai 20 O'Clock a. m. the following
described real estate, thai IL 10 say: The south
one-half Is. ~ OF lot numbered seven III, IN
square numbered three % In Chuychfif1 adj
ton, No 2, 20 the city Of Wheeling, STUDIED %
the southeast corner Of McCoiioch and TGeifth
streets, in the city Of Wheeling, Ohio county,
We stVlTyinta. roll. -
i heIiis Oh SAVE WIN. Inch, rusee,
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FOR SALE.

A UCTIoN SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR.
n NITrRE,
Al lll3 Chapiine street, at 10 O'Clock Wednes-
Suit, Book Case, Hat Rack, Dining Extension
Table, Sideboard, China Closet, Dressing Blu
reauS, Wardrobes, Bedsteadss, &c, DC, TO-
gethcr with other articles too numerous TO
mention. W. II. HALLER, Auetioneer.
inulur
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BALTIMORE G. OHIO R. R. co.

an AND AFTER NOV. -, 1891. PASsEN.
~ GER Trains will run ~ follows-Whcel.
ing ilme:
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-10-06

Peoria has been ia state Of consid
cradle excitement since last week
over the abscondlng Of one Gust Carl
son, from that place, after the manssl
"fone A. T. Grey absut year ago.
lie toek with him about two thousand
dollars bsloBgIngt 10 SEINE besides hIfa.
self During the past few years he has
worked for dlfferent nen 10 The vicinity
Of Peoria, and tosk their netss FOR hIs
pay. Not thlnklng anything less than
100 per cent was sufficient interest fer
his valuable services he struck an In.
genius plan for obtaining II. Bring.
ing two notes payable ono by George
bratten and the other by D. Cum.
mings to this city. he went 10 the bank
81 john cOnnor, where lie sold them
f9r their face value. without auy
trouble. as bsth msa are "wsil Gxed.,'
Then goIsg back 10 them he cIAlrasd
70 have lost The notes, aad upoa giving
receipts was paid the amounts Of the
notes lie succeeded Ia doubling up .
note of Newton Smiths fo- tl4s In the
same manner, and after gettIag Ia on
dlfercnt men by borrowisg and other
ways. silently took his departure for
hsIds unknown, with over two thou.
sand dsllsrs 10 hIs possession. Sheriff
Humphrey was netihsd last Saturday
and authorized IN oGsra reward sf $500
Tor Carlssn's arrest, which hs immsdl-
atsly did. II n 10 ~ bspsd that he
will be found 30 that lac may receive
his Just merits ne is man easily
recognized from description. lie is
abeut o feet. = inches high, slightly
stoop shoulder, weighs LOO posnds an 4
10 about 20 yeats all. Its cp upl-xIon
10 light
Ifany Of our readers see such map
they can msks s3Os by sfferiIn l,Is ar.
rest
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rye sarsssss

representing the National Surgical Isstitnts
Of IndiAnAAolis. Philadelphia. AtlAata, Ga.
Aad San Francisco. will bsin Portland. Ore.
goa. at the Ne. Charles hotel, from Nev. I'd
70 the ! Ith inclusive. prepared with an s1-
psasivs outfit Of the most approved a2pAra-
lus. for the treatment Of all cases Of disease
ii the spine. hip. knee. ankle. ereoked limbs,
eiab fest. -. &c. They viii ss prepared
- make the most surgical operations, iaOlnd.
i.g cataract. erOas eyes. hare Up, dstormi'
lie. Of the fAcs. dividing tsndoss. operations
for disease Of the genital ergAas, piles
istalA, &e. 4 rare opportunity is snsrsd
thsse needing their services. Old pAtisuti
especially rs4uests TO visit them.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-10-06

We are glad 70 hear that tho people OF
Lsbansn are % BE favored nsxt week
wl,h . series " lectures by Mrs DR.
Potta They should not fall 10 hear
her, not only one night. but the beat
way 10 10 yet ticket fer The whels
series aad attend very lecture. Begin.
ming with Msnday eveuiag, the 9th she
will lecture every evening and afternoon
during the week. While here she made
friends with everybody and galHed the
esnadsnce Of those who heard her
Her lectures are OF the most instructive
nature. and delivered ia . naost pleas
Ing manner. Having had . great
maay years experience In the study
Of physiology she knows what che Is
talkIag about The people Of Albany
had treat In hearing her and % doubt
eur many fflsnds at Lsbansn will look
at the matter la the same way aftsr
they have h1arI her. BY all msans 90.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-10-06

They were here Iast Friday night
and gave one Of their Aplritssllstis
shews TO 0 good house. II the spirit,
had hand Ia ssme sf tlIs tidugs they
did, all we have 10 say II, that they
were In q pretty small busines; bat II
they were 10 be credited 10 their own
powers, then some Of them were m6 1T
clevsrly perferlnsd. Thsre whs saw
the entsrtaiament pronounced II sue
css'. and speak highly tf the Mller
Bros ability to perform mystarloUs
tricks we'll Two Of our wsrthy citi-
zens were taken IN the cabinet st DIFF.
ierent times, AMI one Of them feuHd his
vest turned wrong side out when hs
came cut. !; The other spoke 10 the
medium at a time when lands were
playing their spookish trlsks around
his body. and The fsilew fsrgst and
answered hin. The voice was direct.
" ever bis head, the ma = having stood |
up ond leaned forward. The mystery
absut this 10 how he gets his hands out |
VI the cords that bound them. Only
The Inflated know. Most tricks per |
isrmed BY slight Of hand I,srfsr rners |
are simple enough when explained,
Ind 80 IL would probably bs with the |
acts Of the Miller Bros.
These whs went 10 the shaw evidently
got their moneys worth. 20 Il snakes
little diffsrsnc; wlIhhsr II was
spirits or what-nst.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-10-06
% . big spree.

About the 18th Of Sept young man Of
afoat thirty, was given thirty dollars by Ii
9 Hsrwin, saloon keeper At Buena Vista,
with which 10 parehsss some beer at this
city and have it sent to that city. Instead
Of doing 50 he Is said to have squandsred it
by gettisg On = big spree. Going to Harris
burg he disturbed public meeting, whsn
an attsmpt was msde to arrest him. In the
contest be drew knife, bat did not hurt
any one. On an examination before Justice
Boggs he w4s held o. ths charge of an AZ
ssalt with dangerous weapon. Then he
was brought to this city, BY COnstsble
Riley, when be was Immediately arrested
BY Deputy Sheriff Smith, on the charge of
larceny frem bailee, aud taken before Jas
tiss SkipwOrth, he waived exaninatiOn and
vas held ga that charge, and now laBguish.
9Th in the isi.