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The general condition Of the property and

lHc Sellelal C0nultlon OIL the property ana
inmates is good
The Committee on Court House and Jail
recommended the payment OF bills amount
Ing to $t,6di 81, and other bills from justices
and constables 10 the amount OF Sil3 The
committee also reported that Squire Vim.
Phillips lad presented bill Tor $50 for
eleven inques;s on supposed victims Of the
Scioto disaster, and In view OF the fact that
nothing was proven ut these investigations
but what was conjcctured before. they rec
commended that this bill be rejected. Both
recommendations were adopted.
On recommendation Of the Committee on
Roads and Bridges. claims TO the sum OF
$335i % were ordered paid. Seyera! minor
resolutions in reference TO various roads and
Appropriations for them were ucted on also.
Three hundred and iifty.tve dollars and
lorty-foIr cents was ordered paid TO parties
reported US having just claims by the Finance
Committee.
The joint committee on Finance and Roads
and Bridges reported that they had let the
contracts for the proposed bridge over
2hort Creek about laltmile from its mouth
the masonry to z. Q, Shrake, at IS per cubic
yard. and the filling to Wm. Davis Mt 81 cents
per cubic yard. The 100 foot iron span was
awarded 10 the Massillon Bridge Company
and the seventy.iivc feotsp to the Wrought
Iron Bridge Company, OF Canton, Ohio the
former at Sl7 per lincal foot and the latter at
$l4 81, provided the companies specifications
came up 10 the requirements. .ssss
A number oftriyial rcso lutions and petit
lions we're appropriately acted upon or re-
ferEed. "a y.
The bond Of Road Surveyors in Ohio county
was fixed at $3.50. - n, rls..'.
Af,er u few other matters OF no special
public interest, the Board, on motion, ad.
journed. 'DgW frgl' Fs.fS 1'sE
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pUBLlC SALE
or Building Sites and Coal pro,.,x

The tndenisntd. executors Of the wifi =, S...,
MtCoy deceased. viii nell Al luLc srs.t ~ Stael
De Ch.nial Station. on ,hc ". FIN IT1'I y aM
and llail miles east Of Wheeling ". w. a. IN a enc
THURSDAY. THE 9Th DAY OF UTohsp 80,
commencing comm. At 70 O'clock a. " Tie snrto, hna
smr!Gcennd Il Er!es u t0al. rid l,HS N atsoi
divided into Uts md Is 70 lat !, ' IN , ~ pta
most desirable building sItrs 10 The ,I, s 'a ne
Wheeling, being at MI he thaa,SI S,, Wtt1a! "
ten minutes Tide from The city Oh tie %"a i ya!
t. K, or twenty minutes driyS by ,hs St ;,a.t;
and County roads. A Plat Of sa,i l,iS Tx
subdivisions caii letcen NJ The sw otc. "TI y
Jones, No. 1907 GhaplIne .trtet. whrclnr 4 !. l.
TERMS OF SALE.--Uue.thirtl OF liz r w, w.
mo ey, lai:d as much more as Nc nm ru,'I.S
elce! 10 pay IN eaSh. and the fesiiue
annual paymentx, the purchaser y,yIt~ y,,|I.
pie notes bearing Interest from the lay AZ s,s n.
me deferred EyMcils, secured BY deed a. M
Oh the property. '>AO'' W
SALE POSITIVE
J. RELL,
.o,o r,.s JAMES 4. Mccoy,
rG.g- :. MsNM Execution Ie
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STANDARDS,


Ea,n9l RnnS-DetrOl'x. 8; Standards, 8. ~.
Three Base lllt-llnnlon. #'I'll 4.
Two Disc litt-LHkenx 80 7s
Struck out--wood. .; Farrell, /; Lukcns, /; Rick,
:; Rosenberg, |. ~ .'....E.' -
Left Oh hses-Detroi,s, .; Standard, !. IKE
Time OF game. hours. ~. -.I
umlitc-Mr. Maclntyrc. ..l0 1,,
y17' To-uIY's CANE,
The Standards had every reason 10 believe
yesterday that they would have competent
substitute for Laird, az well as able assistance
from other players. They failed to secure
these, however, and we're Obliged to make up
the best nine they could While those who
played in strange places did very well under
the circumstances, the game was not as inter.
esting MS it would have been had the plans
not nsiscarried. This afternoon the home
team will haven good pitcher, either Driscoll.
Of the Alleghenies, or Collins. Of the old
Princeton nine, one Of the best pitchers now
in this part OF the country, and possibly both
in different innings They also haYe the
promise that George Lane, member OF the
old Standards, will play first for them. This
is his position III the Allcgheniey. An inter.
esting game may be expected in any event.
GAMES ELSEWHERE. lN-a
AT Phlladelphia-Troy, s; Philadelphia. 2.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 0; Chicago, S.
At providencc-Boston, 2; Providence, /.
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u. PERTINENT .r0 PEOPLE.
Come News aud GosxIp About wheeling
4 I, &, -fOlks aud Their Friends. ~ NJ !

NOule NeWn niltl (iOssIP bout WNecIIHE
I M Folk, and Their Friends.
eastern S, tr" h he''S p ' ''' 49," !,
1,sn,y ,'au,or a., nnor,,,., II, ,,,r,oreat, IL
,,s,, 4; n,,r n,ids, ie so M y "i
e ~. ,,' r. ,us.. 4 a, ,.,,.s /. ,.;.;,.
ing his sister, Mrs. John Frow.
Miss ELLA Cochran, OF the Island, leaves for
Michigan University, at Ann Arbor, to-day.
Mt, Ed. Il. Ellis, n rising Young ,nan Of
baltimore, will settle IN o,lr civ 10 practice
law, I'. 5i'flI5 3I;'Ir%, 'I;I'i'''S 81 '5'S53-l
Ir,,co n n rul,w.,, ~ ~, ,r,,,oJ s,,,cs
ranr, 81 ii,,i,I Hal VI ,r a"S s" ,s;,;",
II. hsa III NJ !, i f,n,5@"iI r,f,s"rtt
s, '1 80 =" - aS"'i"'" !" - 80
$50" ~,
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The Great Female Remedy is prepared by
the Women's Medical Institute of Buffalo,
N. y, and Is their favorite prescription ior
ladies who are suffering from any weakness
or complaints common to the sex. 1t is
sold by druggists ut ST. 90 per bottle Ladies'
can obtain advice free. Send stamp for
names OF those wko have been cured.
Atw holesale and retail by Logan & Co.,
Whc ing, W. Va. pSw a
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A Covca, Cold or Sore Throat should be
stopped; Neglect frequently results in an
incurable Lung. disease or Consumption.
Browns Bronchial Troches DO not disorder
the stomach like cough syrups and balsams,
but acts directly on the intlamcd parts, allay.
ing irritation, gives relief in Asthma, Bron-
chitis; Coughs, Catarrh, and the Throattroub-
les which singers and public speakers are
subject TO. For thirty years Browns Bron-
chial Iroches have been recommended by
physicians, and have always given perfect
constant use for nearly III entire generation
they have attained wetl-merted rank among
the few staple remedies Of the age Sold At
23 cents box everywhere. 7rhsAw
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ST. JAMEs HOTEL.

= Lugdcn. rsh ,, II Kcmplc, Darlington
" \ t'onstock, Sandusky ]. NacOrOin. Italy ~
i lRtcharlsou. MtVctn'nJ = Francis, Newark y
"A Fletcher, l'ellaIrc 4 i llcmpstone, n y IN. 4
Geo Turner, Falrmont IF Reed, Pleasant Creek
l. Alexander, city J II Mendd city E
$ a Slanly, Jackson CT Steel, city F"'.
L Rldecly. Fairmont Ell SuQuinh. falrlnont
n u Lcmby. burton J BROWN, Wellsbur, 81 I
Z Masters. Phila " A Brown, Phiia
T HTownscnd. Hincsville " Hutchinson, Bcilsvic
" J iackwooti, city " " wilson city 49,
7 DHnchOo, Columbus q Candy. Columbus :
n Workman, b 4 ORR J II Good, Wheeling
MEly& linlies. wnynesb $ n Shelter. Claysvllle
JcAhcron Wa.hing,n, DC " IL Cntrinhns. Moundsy
CrAmer, Wcllsbure J q Sweeney. city Is
McAlahan. j 4 0 RI D Mallory, Pittsburgh
+ Flood, steuhenvllle IL PerkIuY, Stcubenvlle
W wiesand, Elyrn, 20. .lITe ~ IA W. (. u
West Virginia Drum Corps Of Fuirmont i
Aaron Thorn, lst infer, M.jC L wa,ts,ls tenor d,
y Thorn. Sd DO J n Thorn, Sd do
" Is Thorn, baEs drum fgr,I.g,- ,He.s IN,
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WANTED-AGENTS-EJG7c;sS

WANTED-AGENTS-EJGV,S
~! made selling our line NJ n n',,, WAGH
V W.,, aeesnttlvs, amongst Which %,s'itei hGs
@sS S. sIys SIX, s %1. .s FIN" fS Flu NJ
s ,, "RolLup" spliny M.,ttr,. W, ,heue. H..
Geliveted " ,lson trial The Roi all ny .noltr "a
s 81 ls sSn @iSl /. mud "! taking" wr N
ihs bes, IL IL, ISs @a " s s"% 7de . S =,
Al goods Sld on smai Weekly rSy ,.y xAa.ss
ieetiois made BY ourselves. WrE5"eh's and d,
c Tssi s,n s!!lsS YOU do 10, wan. 10 wo oN
liable men emu yS % o Sny s'y :, " oily q
prompt wages guaranteed Aid n" "t th uuoi.aa
n matiaastoty retenneesAngIseS lily ,y nIul'd
c ssGe sa1 .,a nyyry NM" cSs, ,Ss ~
New pstcs eoms Si lmS s # ass ,aSS
lrSni siG e 80 ler week. Csl os =, ASssnh mals
Ing. ". w. '''' ''Asse1 sthet, Wheel.
NIL ~.
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Yesterday afternoon The remains of George
Cozad, the accomplished night editor OF tho
hrsis'ef, were laid to rest In the Peninsula
Cemetery. Tho funeral services took place
from, his late residence, on Fifteenth street,
and were conducted by Rev. J. u. Milford,
Of the Baptist church. who spoke feelinrlv
md comfortingly to the sorrowing and aged
mother and the orphan daughters. There
was large turnout OF the newspaper men OF
this city to hear "30'' said for their late com.
panion. They could hardly realiz. that be,
who had on Saturday conversed with them
and spoken cheprlully Of tho future, Law
dead before them; his sudden death was 4
terrible shock. A number Of well known pro.
fesa'onal menot the city who had the pleas
ure Of lls acquaintance, were also present,
and all showed the sorrow they felt over his
oss: Tho pail boarers were John F. Baker,
W. 7. Wiley and S. A kepner, OF ihe Regi,.
ier, L. W. shallcross OF the Sun,lay Leader, N.
T. Franc, Esq and Austin Beach, Of the
lSTKLLlDEXcEI. "a a Z. l4'-!s .sss
Mr.: Cozad was very we'll known through.
out the State, for in addition to having prac.
ticed law In and and about Weston, ne was
also at one time assistant clerk Of the senate.
Ills place on the Register will be hard to ill.
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Fear Not.

All kidney and urinary complaints, espec-
tally Brisht's Disease, Diabetes, and Liver
troubles Hop Biiters will surely md lasting.
ly cure. Cases exactly like your own have
been cured In your own neigh borhoos!, and
Hop Bittcrs has and can do. rrLs4w.
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50, n. Fremont ST., Baltimore
During the war I was in.
jured in,he stomach bya piece
Of a shell, and have suffered
from itcvcrsincc. About four
years aeoit brought on partly
sis, which kept me in bed six
months, and the best doctors
in the city said ! could not
live. suffered fearfully from
indigestion, and for ovcrtwo
years could not cat solid food
and for 4 large portion Of the
time asunablcto retain even
liquid'nourishment. | tried
Browns Iron Bi,tcrs and now
after taking two bottles ! am
able to &C, up and 60 around
and am rapidly improving.
i,s "a G. DECKER.
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TIE usual merchants lunch nj theNcW
Mcl.ure House Sample Rooms daily.


Tho following shows tho range Of the Their.
u,onictcr as observedat schnepfs drug store.
Opera House corner: 7e e -
". -.r 1881 1859 '-m
7Gx. l2v,SF.M.7 ia. xl2A.sr.x
.. &C GS GO 60 ia a 6i
K WASHINGTON, D. G., October 8, l 4. M.-For
the Lower Lake Region and Ohio Valley and
Tennessee light local rains, with partly
cloudy weather, northeast to southeast winds,
no change In temperature, stationary or
slowly falling barometer. eFl IEH
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FOR SALE,

HOES US FOR SALE~s0 Coon
-; WORK horses, For prizes. A. HUOD
ALEE!l: sapl. WhrellGk &Elm }'f S' ksfply ~.
TOR SALE-TIlE STOCK Avn cos,.
~ will Of II we'll equipped loS i,,S nNp GOOD
this city, or would scil material in ii nlI 0iU In
further particulars cnQur nj hi. ~ ~ OsnlL Va,
Long nj Sunday Leader 0llIcr '' oHi'e' Of II. J,
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=, r WATERe H.

WASrED-TIIREE i-anIES Wy
,,n. Wogehtlcmrn Of pletslnv s,,',IGS AND
h ~ nEh. honorable and rnG,anl" I at,, tO,,n
Eu'S MiuTtss htteet ani Huiab",t ; ~ IN
~, 10 ,4itlsW9a street, pt,toit MIX TillEI
ehces required. NN'p""i blhineL kW
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KERR 4 Co IS Diamond Spool Cotton, the
best yet made. Twenty-Five pieces OF Plaid
Dress Goods at Sc. and all Other goods sold
cheap for cash at Nos. 20l9 and 2o2l Main
street. JOHN KorNEn
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SWINE OF cARDUI" cures Irregular,
painful, Or difficult Mpllstrustion.
Sold by Logan & Co. Id. 5..-...,.., "a
Prf%0tfal.

A young man Of steady habits and in good
circumstances desires 10 correspond with
some respectable widow lady. state how
situated, &c. Address David Hilson, IGl
Ohio street, Allegheny, Pa.
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WANTED.

nv e. SaI I SGI%r"'ys Mines Two NILE RtEs
Der lst, 70 cents per ion. ''VS o' Mining IN
Se2l W.
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TOR SALE,
EOR SALE.

HUN BALE,
A., Farm o. lol acfes, y! miles from N0r,,.,,
Marshall county. ". W., Us rctrs may %touhl,tillt,
lion, mostly tneIss twohrwtti ior ko uss n,ls"
and variety OF small iruIt ncts iNGu hwy ortl1Nl
and well watGled wiIhneyet iaiInc,nrSs,.e ne 0tl,
Inquire Of JOHN L. GIBSON an 'tTi' KY
. ~ Wv. I!0GE K BIZ IS'
au-g - S0Na.f.t e..
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s., CINCINNATI AND RETURN, 81.
Via T., q. d 81. IL. Ry. (ran Handle

Via T., e.. d 81. l.. Ry. tpan Handle
ssEt.'.i N Route. l,g4s5z
Wednesday, October 4th, the r., G. &St l..
Ry. will sell excursion tickets, Wheeling TO
Cincinnati and return. at the rate OF 81. 90
for round trip, including admission to the
Exposition. sl,|.l,;-'.l :, :,
Trains leave Wheeling S:59 a. N l:57 p. N.
and AZ p. NJ. Tickets will be good returning
until October 9th. Remember this Is The
direct and popular route TO Cincinnati, and
to avoid transfers and dedious delays sec that
your tickets read vim the T., U. & ST. l.. Ry.
For tickets or further information, apply
to agents F., G. Il st. L. Depot, foot Eleventh
street, Wheeling, or Union Ticket Office,
New McLure Ho,se. "a 41l',, :. = =
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ST. GAINESVILLE.

:. III I'D y III. EVANSVILLE. igTs
Probate Court commences to-day.
Or. u. +. TaIbott,o Of Barnesville, is in town.
:, There was no train yesterday morning on
the narrow gauge. =; i555 / RI. :. :,
Miss Ida slemmons, ,oi Caliz, Is the guest
Of Miss Mary Clark. ,!jS5E III ,;l.,If
The shipment Of wheat to Baltimore from
this point has ceased. 10 80
Several boys went 10 Wheeling Yesterday
to witness the game between tho Standards
and Detroits. aIiJ h 4,t n - - : - :
Mrs. Charles NeIswanger and Mrs. II O..
Neiswanger, OF Springfield; Mo-, arc visiting
at Major Isaac Seiswangers. G4''F D'''He
; Rev. Dosert Alexander will 70 to Lore
City to-day TO attend the Presbytery Of a.
Clairsyille, which is in SESSION there, -
Prof. Tony White, the mronaut, returned
home yesterday from Pennsylvania, where
h !. has been making several balloon ascen.
Hon. L. Danford, OF Bcllaire, was here ives, yes.
tsrday. Mr.: Danford will remove to St,
C!airsville immediately after the election.
and Will reside on the Woodmansee farm
west OF town, which he bought recently. I
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FOR RENT.
DOR SALE OR RENT
TOR RENT.

Main ahe line, 1sne large New Business loan !.
Two Halls sixty feet deep O"''dlhsupNals
passy about Il 1si i q seS 1a ready o' op
-@4-1 JAMES l.. UAu,
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"WlNE OF -cARDul" makes rosy
cheeks and clear complexions.
Sold by Logan i Co, .l4.t. ssrf
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Reduction In Isla,st

NEVER forget that biliousncss and consti.
patton are entirely c,'rable with MAsALiS,
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STRENGTH

to vigorously push a business,
strength to study a profession,
strength 10 regulate a household,
strength to do days labor with .
out physical pain. All this repre-
sen,s what is wanted, in the often
heard expression, "0h! wish I
had the strength" If you are
broken down, have not energy, or
feel as # life was hardly worth Iiy-S
Ing, you can be relieved and re-
stored torobust health and strength
by taking BROWNS IRON BIZ
TehS, which is a true touic-a
medicine universally recommended
for all wasting diseases.
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BLUM B MARKS,
HOG. CLOAK HOUSE II06.
Extraordinary inducements FOR This
Coming Week. II. .s

900 Walking buckets from 81 80 to $40 90.
20 Cloaks from s! so 10 SIS o. -
40 DOlmAus, light or dark, from Sc % 10 $50 o..
l0D Circulars from 81 on toS7 10. a ~ ~
lC0 ukterS f.oni s. 10 10 80 %. .s... ua.;
J90 Misses ClOnkh ifum 81 Is TO Sl2 %. m
100 lninnt Cloks from 81 80 10 SIS 10.
silk llo!mals and silk Circulars ut prices to as.
0ash the natives: 10 be seen, Is to bu appreciated
Our goo'lsaEe our own styles ind nuke. 400
For cles lncc In ut and finish they will excel ALL
No Cloaks carried over from last season. Our
Garments arc all Fresh and New.
I.ldic, when out shopping, be sure and call at
oar Cloak Room and rarOrs, aud Inspect our styles
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TUESDAY EVENING, GtT. sd.
uEYWOOD'S
Original New York MsSiQdQn SaenaleIs

Positively the Ercatc4t and only lall.aow a. tt'
istcnce, presenting Two AND THREE llFfER'
ENT ACTS AT one TIME, avoiding aAiasi
with the old tlircalba,e and WON out ipline lNtl
II has been customary 10 follow.
A Mast9t!anic Entertainment o. Mlnitesy IF.
cihltles and Drama, with MI The bts ie.,ts o. 'At
Circus. The mutic Is tlue, The scenery magnificent
and the fun Is utterly intensely Intense.
The best gymnastS. the best comedians ihe W
dancers. the best vOcAlss'S, the btst Orh-lra, Inc
hest band. and all Is prCsented in .uttly hnt
class aud respectable Muuner, and Is safe 'og"e
universal satisfaction.
Admission so cents. finllrry IS cents. Chi'dnn
Is cents. No Reserved Stats lIUx 0tlteoV*n nla
to +. H., for the su!e OF tickets, lot tlee VIZ
wish 10 avoid The rush At night w
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FALL STYLES Of Ladies' and Gentle.
mems Fine Shoes nj
J. ". AMICH'S,
1143 Main Street.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
me copattnsr.hia heretofore existing between
Geo. Hook. Z. +. ". Schrader aud Frank Lott, III.
der tho trin name Of Hook, Schrhdcr 4 Co., wls
this day dissolved BY ma.atl consent. Geo. Hook
aud C. F. ". .chrades will settle NIL the accounts
u the late finn. We hereby return ous thanks 10
Gll OF our patrons. ~
tEn1' GEO. HOOK,
4 ~ F"'T &. f. ". SClIRADER,
E--HN"-. FRANK L0lZ.
OCronEE . 1887 '=t.al,-g OCT
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THAT feeling Of languor and debility that
follows physical c3ertion, removed by using
Browns Iron Differs. f5E.a}i..'5,i- ., ptw
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BROWNS IRON BlTTERs Is
a complete and sure remedy for
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Malaria,
Weakness and at diseases requir-
ing true, reliable, non-alcoholic
tonic. It enriches the blood, gives
new life to the muscles and tone
{ The nerves,
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HOARD or CUaIaJ.SsI0SEHs.

KOuiinc Matters TrhiisHcicu ut the
Meeting Yesterday. w.
The Board OF Commissioners met yesterday
in regular monthly session. Tie full board
was present ind President speilel in his
place.
The Committee on Poor House and Farm
reported, recommending the payment OF bills
asgresating Sl,3lS G6, which recommends
ton was adopted. rI.f..h
SUPERINTENDENT P!ankey reported as fol-
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Blum 81 Marks,
OF DISSOLUTION,

M CLOAK HOUSE, 1l0G MAIN STREET.
4. Factories, 53l Market Street, Philadelphia.
OEa ~ Walker Street, New YnIk.
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Yesterday morning ut 5 O'Clock Mrs, B. j.
Campbell, Of whose illness we made mention,
death. She has long been sick, aud jeayes
one child about two years old, This is Mr,
Campbell's second wife, and her taking of
has wei hed very heavily upon bis mind.
lie Is almost heart.brokcn. He has the kind
sympathy OF. the entire community. Tho
funeral ceremony will take place today al
o'clock, the. body being inferred here in
our cemetery -. ~. ii - y -
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OPERA. HOUSE,

ADM sion 10 and Is cents. No extra ttanr br
Reserved Eeats Scats on SHE NJ Wilson ( gtEnrti
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Judge II. @. Caldwell, Of tho United States
Court at l.l!,le ls9ek, Arkansas, \, visiting
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The proposition TO vote upon The mode Of
caring for our poor to be placed before the
people ut the coming election, has been lost
sight OF in the CANVASS. Some one should
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Az Glass. OF Wheeling, has returned 10
this city to resume bis position IN The oillce
OF tho Jefferson Iron Works.-.SteuLenriii
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-09-27
ROSE CREEK.

While threshing at DIR. Wheelock's
Monday, Sept. 18th, stack and a-half of
grain was burned, Caught fire from the
engine. No one to blame but dry weather.
Mr.. Editor, we notice quite a stir
among certain farmers in political way.
We would like to know how many of
said farmers want Officer If we mistake
not some of the same have been willing
to be sacrificed on the altar of office be-
fore.
Thursday morning, at one O'Clock,
the house owned by W. Willis was seen
to be on fire. 1t burned to the ground
with all its contents, the family being
away at the time. As there has been no
fire in the building for two weeks it is be-
lieved to be the work of an incendiary.
We had the pleasure of attending a
surprise party at the residence of Mrs.
Miner. The company consisted of a few
old friends and her own family. All
were entertained in number one style, as
only our hostess knows how to entertain.
Mrs. Miner was a war widow, her hps-
band having died in the army near the
close of the war; A few presents were
presented to her and a real enjoyable
time experienced. The occasion was her
sixtieth birthday. The wish of all was
that she might live to enjoy many more
birthday anniversaries.