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pHrr0Jruul.

TITusvILLE. March 2.-Oil-Opened at
pc; highest 81 001t; lowest 95c closing at
81 coz. Shipments Tor the loth and 18th
Sl.si5 barrels; charters for the 10Th, l0i76
barrels runs, 10th and Eth, 81, $50 barrels.
BRADFoRD, March l2.-Oil-Excited and
advancing, with heavy transactions; Open
ing and lowest at 95c; highest at 81 Ol4;
closing at II OOH. Sales 5,56l 600 barrels;
total shipments Saturday and Sunday ST.
$40 barrels; charters lO,i7G barrels
PIrTsBURGH, March I2.-The oil market
was very much excited and opened strong
at soc. advanced to 97IC, declined to 9jAc,
recovered and advanced to IL OOls, and
closed at $3.50. The general feeling was
bulliSh, owing to the reports OF rapid de-
cline in the production of the wells strur k
last week. Trading was active ct the TX
change, the transactions aggregating a
mill on barrels T. J. Aston was short
a hundred thousand barrels at 81 cents an
failed to meet the contracts this morning
and was sold out under rule.
PITTsBUEGH, March ~. -Petroleam-Ex.
cited; United certificates stron and closed
at 81 SC: refined 72,@T4sC Philadelphia de-
livery. The afternoon session opened weak
at g9Ac: declined to $3.50; closed strong at
81 50. Transactions aggregated 100000
barrels.
OIL CITY, March 12.-Fluctuations to-day
ware between 81 and 92 cents and 81 %
Shipments Se,2 barrels charters l0,47G
barrels.
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continue to discharge the duties of their
resp Give offices until their successors
are elected or appointed and qualified"
and the implication is that when that Is
done they must give way, and this
would follow no matter at what period
of their terms this occurred, or whether
before the commencement OF the terms,
provided only such successors were
elected according to the requirements OF
the constitutional and statutory law of
the State then in force and effect.
But, however, the question astO which
set of officers will have the better title
should be decided, must still agree
with YOU that the "muddle" continues
to exist, Notwithstanding the vigorous
STRINGS which the Governor and Mr..
Morrow have given it, and the conse.
quences which will result from it are OF
such gravity that the amendment ought
TO be voted down. with the determina-
lien $50 do better next time" +.
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PROPOSALS..

CLERK : OFFICE BOARD or COMMISSIONERS
OHIO COUNTY, w. Va, March 10, 1883.
Sealed propo ais will be received at this
Office until the Goth in l., at II noon, for turn-
I>hirg clean or Ddt coal, as may be ordered,
10 the county jail for one year from April /,
lSS3.
For furnishing such ccal as may be ordered
10 the county inirnary at Elm Grove, for one
yGar from April l, 1883.
For furnishing coal such as may be ordered
by a County Com missioner TO the poor living
north OF Wheeling Creek, in the City OF
Whe eiing, for one year fLom April |, 1883.
Fur furnishing coal such rs may be ordered
by County Commissioner II the poor living
south OF Wheeling Creek, in the City of
Wheeling.
Clean and nut coal in each case to be pro-
perly screened and certificates OF weights in
all cases OF delivery of the coal, must be re-
celpteu for.
bidders must specify the price OF clean,
mixed and nut coal per 6u 'hel delivered.
The BOARD reserves the right 10 reject any
and all bids
mriVi ROBT. b. WOODS, Clerk.
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Sale Of Yaliia-
BILE Property.

The undersigned special mmissionerx, by
virtue of q decree made by the CIcuit Court
Of Ohio county, West Virgins. IN the I'D day
OF January 1883, In atfriain cause In chAnceT
therein pending wherein n. L Hill and wife
are plaintiffs and keDecca u. sswteii 900
others are defer daBts. which Asid deers 70
entered on page ls9 In cbancery der book
ksisrssy, the siss Day ss Haseb. 1858,
Mt 10 O'Clock A. NJ. nj tho froIn door OF sue
S g ,r n 20 ;ss q h Gs s' S3r hs
valuable property. To- wit' The share and In
tersst Of Clark Wells In the Jesse Wells farm.
unoer the will Of Js'se Wells. dssss.ed. which
share and interest were conveyed N the said
NJ. J.. Hill by deed dated November .. ts'S,
being legacy OF two thousanf dollars. psy
able OFT Of the prosed; oi 2 ~. i o. tls y aid
widow Of said Jesse Wells and one ninth at
the residuary fund under the aid will also
the share and interest OF farcisss 2 McNeer
IN said farm under said VIII, Conveyed 70 said
Der husband. by deed dated pecembeS y, fsp.
being a legacy Of nfteeD hundred doliars,
payable out o. the proceeds OF ,nis o. sa,d
Wells. and one-DInth Of the residuary fsnd
under the said will OF said Jese w.liA Also
the SHARE and Interest of Clans Q. Hill In satl
Of trust s .aecuseS by Ber..ii and the sad Il.
l.. HilI, the one on Apri, ~, l8h, 70 Hannihaa
Forbes, the other on NovefnDer '. Ble 70 WI.
dollars. payable out Of the proceeds OF : ssi,
Of aid farm TO be IN ads on - death ~ s.i
CeciIia Nells; q kgs;y Of hys hundred DOH
Lars. paJ able out OF the Hg0g legacy TO sassh
ninth Of the Ie-iduary funa under Ihs wtB %
aid Jesse Wells and also the shAfo anA In
ieIe,t Of VIM. y. Wells In said fasn, undet
;sd w BY slI s9 s s..rH l. H.
| Of one thousand dollars. payable out Of the
proceeds Of q sale OF sa!d farm q b mads -
The destb Of the said .iecilia Wells, and one
4 will OF the said Jeske Wells.
The said yessc Wells farm n situated 90
short Creek, In Ohio county, W. Va, taf II
| ran Of The aame psopesty hefeso1oo COS
ecStor 81 the last Will and tsstsmspi q Jat.
Pemhertoz, decessed. 81 deed dstsd Asw1
9Th, 1871, and nov Of record In The oncs =
nsD Se,k e. Ss pS Si BIZ G "a :. OF:
i6, bolng two tracts one Of - acsss ADD -
Other ~ acre., excepting tbsrefrom u
seres and 6 poles, heieso,og,,s, . ccoyd
s ss,s L. sssn Wen ss,s e i T. .sa po~
The ONO. 81 NE Clerk Of The C0apfy Coer q
Ohio county. W. Va, ip Deed Boos NO =
Page 1; y miller DESCRIPTION Of the sAares and
,n,sr.s,s 70 be soid, fefsrepes mate % the
4 stnSes AZ deeds deeds Of trust, the wiu ossSse
Esls &C., 81 : 3; e. e; ssn ma q
e,.,, w e ss. ;sn 4 Ii. psrsas
%SDsS S. IT, s ss a, o. one s9 e: S.y
.I ss' - Az Of -, the tide beiDg reesinet
nr,1i ihs pufchase money has ben psao IN
full JoHS q. yENpLgruN.
DANIEL eHfx. ..,
rp CHRIsrMAE. Austiosssf; ~ -
| c1.vt ssSttfy thst bond sd neennI{ 49,
| scu' 80 ~ the above named conmis.tys
80 nss,niyed by lac, IN the ponA6y q -
ssprovsasd for e "a. & Ssi TsscccolLoCH,
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SsIs of predos Boats, &C.

The undersigned win oder for sale 81 pablo
auc' ION 10 the highest ~ ponsiple bid ,sr. N
front OF The Court HnuSr Ia Charleston, Kama
wha county, Vest VI K'n's,
saturday, 10 4. NJ. April Z, sss3,
Two dreige boats, sampson aud HeicuicG
an Nil their iscalo aud outht, when are
lie lev I'd Ia De compiete.
Length OF Hercul -, 20 feet; breadth - fee;
d,,Ih of hi ~ f6ci maLn engine sck Ind ~
pSi2 inches: boiler vertical muiil. ibula III
:irch iuWs; independently boiler and feed
pump and ~ and inch; steam capstan
engine 6Nl2 inches,
Length OF ssmpsor, % feet; breadth 70 feet;
d'ptI Of bod y. feet main engin- csiia.
ders 7xll inches; locomotive hot er OF nm Dle
size; independ-it feed pump and y auds
inches; steam IRpstan engine axl2 inches
Also, fuel boat and skin, etc.
TERMs-Une-thini cash, balls lcc in hix ana
twelve months I'm equal payments, with inter.
ert from daN OF sale, represented by nexotia-
bic notes with approved endorrefpenI If
The drfdgeS aye In good condition ana have
been engaged In dredging In the Kanawhs
ard Elk riye's Toe rapidly incfe0 Ing de-
mands for dredging IN this section renders
this q rare Investment.
ID. &. 8ALLAHKR,
mrlOeodi Receiver OF Kama wha Board.
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Piles.

Piles are frequently preceded by sense
of weight in the back, loins and lower part
of the abdomen, causing the patient TO sup
pose be has seine affection of the kidneys
or neighboring organs. At times, symp-
toms of Indigestion are present, as hatu-
ency, uneasiness of the stomach, etc. A
moisture, like perspiration, producing a
very disagreeable itching. particularly at
night after getting warm in bed, is q very
common attendant. Internal, External
md Itching Piles yield at once to the APP
plication Of DR.. Bosanko's Pile Remedy,
Which acts directly upon the parts affected,
absorbing the Tumors, allaying the intsnse
itching and effecting permanent cure
whese a. other remedies have failed. Do
not delay until the drain on the system
produces permanent disability, bat try it
and be cured. Price, 50 cents. Sold by A.
T. Young, C. Moenkemoeller and Logan &
Co., wholesale agents.
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CHICAGO, March 12.-The Droyers' Jour-
nal reports: Cattle-Receipts $50 head;
shipments 800 head; trade active; market
irregular; native steers so 20 per 100
pounds; exports s. 1905 50; good to
choice shippers IS 1906 40; poor to fair,
"a 90@5 IS; native butchers about steady
at So 60d3 25 for poor: cows So 5O9i 80 for
fair to choice; 81 9095 10 for teers; feed
ers 81 40@5 10; stockers s. 2594 40. Fair
clearance effected. ....
Hogs-Receipts $500 head: shipments
1890 head; light receipts; active demand
at an advance of l0c per 100 pounds; all
sold early; closed firm; shippers principal
buyers; quantity OF poor heavy grades at
81 60@8 80 for fair 10 prime; light 50 go
740; mixed s. 00@7 50; shipping p O1@
6C5. .
Sheep-Receipts $500 head: shipments
eco head demand good and market firm q /!
previous quotations; Nebraska sheep soil
at 81 so; ocr to fancy natives 1925, mainly
at s5C0@575,
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, March IL. -Cattle-Receipts
2,C52 head; market very active; price,
strong: Nc higher than last weeks closing
prices.
Hogs-ReCeipts 3, 795: market firm; Pail.
adelphias 81 75G7 %; Workers 81 1907 40
sheep-Recerpts 1900; market firm at
last weeks prices.
New York.
NEW YoRK, March u -Beeves-Receipts
for two days 500, making $1,000 head for
the week. Market firm and active and
&c higher: extremes S. 30@7 10 per
hundred weight; general sales S. 400
90; exporters used forty car loads.
Sheep-Receipts 1O,4J0, making $1,000
head for the week. Market fairly steady;
extremes SIS 6G|a7 40 per hundred weight;
sheep at s. I2E@S % for yearlings; ex.
porters took ten car loads OF sheep at
81 C0a7 40 per hundred pounds.
Hogs Receipts 200 head making $500
for the week. Market steady at 81 500
90 per hundred weight.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, March l2-L,ve Hogs-Firm;
common and light 81 00Gg7 %; packing
and butchers So 9097 IS. Receipts 1900
head shipments 395 head.
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Consunpflon.

Consumption is often the result OF not
curing cough or cold at the proper time.
People seldom realize their mistake until
they have fallen victims to this terrible dis
ease. when it often proves too late. Take
advice, and when troubled with coughs.
colds, asthma, whooping cough. Group, in.
fuenZa, bronchitus, pains in the chest and
all diseases of the throat and lungs, use
DR.: Bossnko's Cough and Lung Syrup, aa
infsllible remedy for the above named
diseases. Ask your druggist for it. price
SOC. Sold by A. T. Young, O. Moenkemil.
Ter and Logan &Co.
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PROPOSALS.
CLERKS OFFICE BOARD COMMISSIONERS.
Aa Marcl, IN Isa2

CLERKS OFFICE BOARD COMMISSIONERS.
OHIO COUNTY, ". Va, March 10, 1873.
Sealed proposals will be received at this
Office until the 10Th instant, at II noon, for
furnishing common collins, stained, for any
burials that may be ordered by County
Commissioner within the cit district OF Ohio
c, unity for two years from April |, lsS}.
For furnishing common coftins, stained, ror
burials that may be ordered by Comfy
Commissioner or superintendent OF county
infrmary within the country districts Of Ohio
county, FOR two years from April l, Iss3.
Bidders 10 specify the price of collins for
persons ever aud under Ii years OF age.
Also price Of hearse, hack and buggy.
The Board reserves the right TO reject any
and all bids. By order of the Boa d.
mrlOi ROBT. h. WOODS. Gle k.
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.0sop s,7IshS!


4 - =
II ron ars sisk Hop Bitten WIN sasly ~
Nature In makiTg you y ell when sllelss falls
II yoa arc costive OF dyspeptio. Or are su0sf.
ing frm any oshsPof the numerous diseaso
Of the stomach or bowels, IL II your own fAat4
II you remain ~, Ter Hop nlftsnsss stse
eign remedy In Ill such complaints
lyon ere wasting away With any form q
Kidney dissase. stop tempting Desth Thu
moment. and turn for cure 20 Hop BlttetI
II you are Eick with thst terrible sickns9
Nervousness, you WIN nnda "BAlm In oilesd"
In the use Of Hop BitterS , si =, X
IL you are q freQuenter. or resident q q
msaie district, baTricade Jour System
against the scourye OF nouptiie~-malarial,
epidemic, billions, arnl inteznhtent fever
by thoIuse al Hop Rittess
1fyou have rough, pimply, or saliow skin,
bad tfSath. pains and aches, and feel N ieef.
aoie acne rally, Hop Buffers will give yoo fsdr
skin. rich blood. and sweetest he'ih. hsAlsA
In short they cure al diseases Of the stom.
ach, Bowels. blood. Liver. Nerves. Kidneys
Irights Dtsease. 500 will be paid for q case
theS will not cure or help
That poor, tedridden. invalid wife, ststf,
mother ar daughter, can he made the picture
of health, by n few bottles oil Hop huerss
costing nut trifle. VIII YOU lei them suf'erf
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

New York. March 12--Dry Goods
Although not up to expectation there has
been very fair request for order selections,
which. though for small to medium quail,
ties compromise good aggregates: The
weather is very unreasonable and for the
moment has a restrictive influence upon
distribution at jObbing hands. Toe tone Of
the market for all desirable qualities is very
STEADY
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Train leaving Wheeling at So q "a. run
DAILY. All other trains daily except SUNDAY
4. n. run daily. Through Chicago Expres
leaves Columbus daily except Sunday, stb ~
2: ~ with sleepins car attached, arriving In
secured in .desnss 40 NOD bspos tiskss once
Columbus.
Pullman Palace Drawing Room Sleeping
Cars through without change frum 6tsu ben.
vest to Columbus, 70 Ctnotnnata, Louisville
indianapolis and 81. LouiA
For through ticketa, baggage checks. aeeplne
cafaccommodAtionsya nd any fufther fnfofma-
Jon apply 10 John e, Tonlinson, TIekst Agen,
at Pan.Randls Depot, foot Of neventh 49,
Vheelfr.a - = JAME1 mcCbzA,
Napsger. Colu1bu1, ONO
Z. A. FORD,
Gen. Pan. and Tickst Aeeut Pitt0ark1: -
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eoRoAlG.

ToR sALE-TfaE STOCK AND GOOD
IL will of . well equiPged Job prinHn!
Ufice In this city ;or wiz seu 10 n w ~
10 suit. 2 or further particulars spqn.N OF ";
J. Corbett, agent, atsunday Leader INV ooi'
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TRANSPORTATION.
WbeeIIno and EIm Straw, RaIIroad

NN AND AFTER MONDAY, OCT. ~
" 1852, cars on the Wheeling and Elm
Grove railroad VIII run a. follows, through
caB leaving the city, corner Aarkse -
Eleventh streets, and StammS, At -'a,. ,
E Nara IN and frorx, Rn..
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JEW ELRT.
PROPOSALS.
scaled Proposals.

OFFICE OF THE.CITY WATER BOARD,
Wheeling, w. Va, March 7, 1888. I
Sealed proposals will be leceived at the
office of the City Water Board until Tuesday,
March Is, lSSS, at o'clock p. NJ, for furnish-
my ana delivering o the City Water Works,
Mixed Coal t0r one year, nes,h9ins on me lss
monthly. The contractor 10 give bond and
ecuriry for the fd!tillment OF the contract.
The City Wafer Board reserves the right TO
eject any or ali bids.
mrH ALIEN. UPDEGRAFF, secy.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.


Mercy nj saIo Per Cent-Governineu's
'Spchanged-stOeks Quiet and eIen"y
-Flour Quiet and Unchansed-Whe"'
Weak and Lower.
NEy York, March 12.-Money' 6(9lo
per cent: closing offered at 10. Prime
mercantile paper 6@8H. Sterling exchange
bankers bills steady at 4SlAi demand AZ
4S4X. .. .I
GoyFHSNENrs-Four and half registered
advanced 4 per cent; Others unchanged.
rhfe ,,I5<
FiYes extended
Fours and-a-hah ooupons... -.-'''-' iials
FOurS .' i1S -
Pacific Skies OF
RAILROAD BoSDs-Moderately active ana
higher. ,
srocKs-In the forenoon prices were not
only maintained bat made considerable OF
an ADVANCE, and fluctuations followed until
3 o'clock. In the last hour the market Wa:
Quiet but strong, and the highest prices OF
the dsy we're made. The features Were
Union Pacific, Milwaukee and st. Pau.
Western Union Telegraph, Lackaw anna
lake Shore and Northern Pacific coz
pared with he closing prices OF Saturday,
The general list shows an advance t?r the
day OF XaI per cent. The market closed
generally strong. Transactions $1,000
snhses.
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EoR sALF-rwo PILE DsryRHa Win

II 2oe pound hammers enA soten nnne
power Mundy engines attached, and all the
Necessary ropes aud tolls for workiuy the
SEINE. CaIl on or address w. H, aitsotss
Samm House, Wheeling. W. Va. or Alex.
Patterson, cor franklin and Profile avenue.
Allegheny City, Pa. mrlidqor
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BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r. CO.
I'm AND AFTER NOV. II, lsB2, PAsSEN
~ GER Trains win run ~ followS-Wheea
ing time:
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TOR 8ALD.

Moslsr, Bahmann & Co. safe,
2show Cases, etc, at
No. ~ Twelfth Street.
B.S ALLISON,
fe22 Assignee OF ". n. Hutchins.
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Pdano for SalO,

N UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO. MANU-.
IA featured by u frst.clnss maker, II offered
for sale az a gre nj sacrifice. Tue instrument
has not been long In use. has . compa~ OF
IL octRveS, oven trung scale; three unisons
ihrouy hout, except the wound strin,rs. The
ma kerr lisi price h Ss7S. will he void foe c,h.
Address PIANO." carr Of city News stand.
Mcclure House. fc&H
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LIVE STOCK.

soc: seller May 6aIlc bid. o4ts-Q liet; No.
. seller MAY 45isc, bid
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NOR sALE-A RARE CHANCE FOR 4

nor SALE-A RARE CHANCE FOR \
IL live man. A Hotel In good repair, "
rooms, with saloon, aud all out bulkiinxs,
situate on the Z. 4 U. K X at Wilton, Cabea
county, W. Va, q thriving Village OF ave or
Fix hundred inhabitants. A large stable al.
tached and one OF the hest livery stands In me
ZANE 4 sTALNAHER-
Real Estate and Insurance Agents, 50 Twelfth
street, WheclipY, W. Va. f-:io
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uEpIGAIa

No Nhiskeyt
PpowN's Iron BTTTERS
:. one Of the very few tonic
rr,,jicincs that are not COM
nosed mostly Of alcohoi L"
I,:sE,v, thus becoming a
Srar'ul source Of intemPer-
,,.sG promoting a desire
iorrunL
reovN'S Iron BITES
:, ..l.ran.ccd to be a non:
;,,Syicat,uS stimulaat, ana
xviii. IT nsacly every case
49,, .he place Of al liq9oE:
mint ..,,. the same time a6so-
;.... ,., KIN the dcair. for
49,, .. and oths- E.,1Ni-
- beverages.
,,,...,,o;
~ ''' " n -. - '.: -, !. - p.
=, ....!.T7f"9 Z Cl''., ....| ~ N,
--.. Us OF Brown ) I'o'
Biz:
en- w. ~. y ~, ~ 10, 'SS >, -.
90 .AA,,,,i,.f will s3yc1sa'
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BELLAIkE AND CAMBRiDSE ACCOM-
NOTATION
Leaves Bellaire at go q. m. and 80 p. m.
daily except Sunday.
h. & q. Sleeping & ans on all Through trains.
Close conn ctions made for all points south
and Southwest, North and North west, making
this a desirable route for colonists and persons
moving to the great West, aud TO whom part.
cular attention In given.
MORE DIVISION.
Leave Wheeling, $40 Q. m, 20 and $40 Pm
No trains run on this division on Sunday.
Tickets TO all principal points on sale at depot
Sleeping Car accommodations can be secur'
ell at depot ticket ONCE.
JOHN 7. LANE, Trav. Pass. Agt.
w, NJ, CLEMENTS, NJ. OF T.
r r DEVRIES. (senl Agent. Wheeling.
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Toledo

TOLEDO, March l2,-Whest-Lower; No.
red winter spot 81 IL; seller April III i2%
seller May 81 l4}[: seller June 81 l5x :
seller July held 81 IL; seller year 81 OF x
bid. Corn Quiet No.2 spot and seller March
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1cHxe M. ,.

Ed. cHRIsrrA.; AS S,,sss. ss~,s Of ~
cart certify ihst bond sld :seaniJ -
sssn 80 81 the above named e1mnis.t
- ~ ,ssuiyed b lao, IN the peaA1y q 49,
sprov,asd for Az y ;:!1 & fSssaSoLIoCa.
yb.slfps, Heh n INA fssG C
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ppnwv'S lion BITTEH

R. CIV. re-. eGs2r o.
g., .a,.yacaa C,jys.hGH r.
liz. Us Of Brown'5 Iron
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$500 ~ n--sis%-%
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-20

SINGULAR DEATH - PHYSICIANS PUz-
zLED The San Francisco Bulletin of Jaly
l9sh furnishes che following:
John Shanlhap, an Irishmau, So years Of
age, died at che City Receiving Hospital
yesterday afternoon from unknown oaases,
the circumstances of his death being rather
angular. He was arrested on Tuesday
night by officers Foley aud Whittle, OF the
corner Of Tenth and Harrison atrests, for
| drunkenness. He was very violent, and
the offieers had considerable difficulty in
getting him 20 the southern station. There
it YyaH found necessary TO tie him in his
cell in order 70 keep him quiet. After be-
| ing thus sub1ued he hecsme iDsensible, and
in the morning Captain Short ordered him
to be sent to the Receiving Hospital for
examina -ion. His condition was something
OF puzzle TO Dr.. Dennis, and Dr.. Buck
{ ley was called in consultation. The man
remained 10 a state Of coma all day till 3
o'clock. when he died. Heis supposed 80
have been suffering from an apoplectic or
epilepf;o fit, bat an autopsy viii probably
be held. He leaves wife and five small
children. He was formerly 8 soap-peddler
aud saioon-keeper, ana had signed the lem-
perauoe pledge three months ago.
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SUMMONS.

t-yTATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF SACRA.
y mento-ss. In she Superior Court ia and for
seid county. The People Of the State Of Cali
loruia, to ". II. SWEENEY, greeting You are
bsreby notified that an action was commenced in
the Superio- Court OF the county of Sacramento,
ate Aforesaid, by fling complaint in the Clerks
,lics o. said Court, on the 18th day OF JUNE,
Iss3 In which acton T. ". CAVANAU0H
is pllintiI and YOU are defendant. That the gen
era nature Of the action, appears rom said com
piatgt, IS - follows: To recover judgment against
Won the ssid defendant for the sum Of three hundred
nd 6wentyone dollars alleged to he due and owing
from ssd defendant TO plaintiff, on a certin con-
i-act with W L. Pritchsrd 1he amount due
90 Prtchsr1 has been assigned to plaintiff by
nrtehard also for costs OF suit. All Of which Is
more fully get forth in the complaint on file
herein, reference 20 which is hereby made. and
you are hereby directed to appear and answer
said complaint within ten days from the service OF
this writ exclusive of the day Of service, il served
on you in said county Of Sacramento; and within
thirty days exclusive Of the day OF service, il served
elsewhere and you are further notified that unless
you so appear and answer within the time above
specified the plaintiff will take Judgment against
you for said sum Of three hundred and twenty one
dollars and costs of suit.
in testimony whereof, ], Chas. NJ. Coglan, Clerk
Of the Court aforesaid, do hereunto set my hand
and afix the seal Of said Court, this 18th day Of
JUNE, 4. D. 1888.
lsgAL CHAS NJ. COGLAN, CLERK
FREEMAN 6 BATES Attorney for Plaintiffs.
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