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Oxford Democrat., 1884-09-02


~ HEREAs lsiah N Coburn q nethsi, In Ne
w CounfT of ONfori AL .tsis oi NAME ~
~ nortaars deed dafet ne sevenih dAI ol
Fetrusry A y. i,-t ant rerortsd u As okiori !
kefislry ol Deells. book lia, psTe -. ceafeyed
% tot = Ceourn certain psrcel 81 resl ssis,s
.tuated ID kIlsF flantsilon n ths CounfT ~ Ok
iori al sttis % nal q, Ant boantei Ana dessrio
- a. lolluas. Nlr
nriuE ne vust haif o. iot nsabsfsd toe -
ne SIN ranxe anl ~ elst aalf ~ 10 namusred
nreg 10 ~ akth ranEe - loe In sah klef
fIanlall,n All tcinE N skne prc1aI-e- fosded
% ne sforesAil iay by ssla La q, y lsiah n.
toharn M N1ereas al nortxAse was talI
-slxued o. 80, Hram founx, freasurcr -
Mount Abrsm todse, ~. Al. "a ~ iatsIsndeat
orr q Otd fslioss. ~ Ne asslxnmeat sf sAld
Lot =. Nohurn, dsfel ths tsath ar ~ fsorusy
A p.lsl. ani ~ lrdsi ID sslf kexistry, book
ia a<s a.. All u1eress. ths c1nitios of sAId
mortsk<s nAs reeu broksu, nos therSfors, "
reason of ne 6feach Of ne coadition Aefeef, !
claim . tortclosure % al norx.se
HIRAM YOUNG.
rress. of NJ Abran LodEs. >e. 81. % Ne iade-
psn.leni Ortsr ~ Odf ~ loss.
Dated A1xast m, A. ID. iecA
Oxford Democrat., 1884-09-02

u-ufDDEN Acnosric
Flud frult hidden In each sentence.
q. John bought = rec nsh spear TO-
day.
have been reading Tom a. On
ford
5. Sarah has foar plames on her new
bonnet
4 He fears neither demons nor angels
Toe nnals form the name of an ancient
CIV. BOn O'l.INK
Oxford Democrat., 1884-09-02

ASs~ENs To PvrxLEs 90 LAsr wxxx.
i-Behst
g-Shoo-fy.
81. Eai. A. !. No. %. 3. Ose. We
4. Hate. ats s. Brat. rat. &, Race, ace.
3. Ideal. dcal :. Gage. agc. >, March,
arch. Oh. Clock. lock
June
CRAL
MACS
ELSE
s-Poor wofkmen always nod fauh viii
their tools.
G-One = a " bird In the hand. AMI ths
other = heard 10 the band.
Oxford Democrat., 1884-09-02

N.-woKp s9CAKE
a. Az adjective Which - in her out
opinion. 0nen sKpresset-describsss Md
ow msntloaet In ons of Dickens novels.
9 The form ofa certain article OF food
oNen ester a. breakfast.
d A part o. The body, q bullting nate
r.Al and measure n0s little used
q The given name % many fair dam.
81. rhymiug with the s1rusme OF one Of
pIckers's characters whose 'iroui name
SAs sam.
WICEED VIII
Oxford Democrat., 1884-09-02
CATARRH Eav Fever

n e we - calArFt
far uxpeu'lsf sTmp
tone IT, II aftfn 81
fr a. Infamef ccu
iIIiun uf o. Iuins
mrm rsrs of a. 10
.uIls tasr llls ant
inroaf afrctas -
anEs A. n rl wu
go Ii serretc tne
~ 1arEr a am
Pa rfs lhhnlru ~
sTr sallnn IhFfe afe
sgferg sTasaus 4
sncs ~ urriki
o. H. 81 hfaikche
safrrT and irrkmc
fFes
Grsam nslnm IL .
HHHHa.Na. 80 a. -. =
Oxford Democrat., 1884-09-02

Dr.J.C.Ayer6co., Lowell, Macs.
sold bJ all DruSxsa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-08-14
March p, lSS2.

DURE GROUND RAW BONE. Wcarcnow
4 efindnsat ouruiij near y. d o. Il. X. De-
poi. pure Raw Bone and Pure Steamed Bone
which wcarc able toguarantcc to bcabaUiuiciy
pure Call and see.
NJ Z are NOW preparing orr Corn Fertilizers
" for the spring trade. Thcy are in fine
condition, nocXtra water bat dry and thorough
~ manipulated.
VALLEY FERTILIZER co.
March :, 1SS3
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-08-14
rnENElIIONq.

A. Ua-cr own Nj.. with thc Western Mary
land Railroad ,oandfom Baltimore fredcucN
Euu't.,bure. Gettysburg pcumar Wavuos-
laro Pas nl.paiua on Western Maryland
Is a-l and i-- branches.
NTH Cumberland Valley BailroadtoG from
Uarf- lur- Carlisle Slipfen>bUre, Chambers
-lr. Ncrre -,burr. Martin,bur-. and po.ntsou
..u cumberland Valley Railroad and branches.
Also ta and from Htt>hurs and thc Ncstond
Northwest and Boston, New York PMl1dci-
p..aaul North and East.
At>l.lanloll junction. vs.. Na- with Main
Iiacot Baltimore aHd Ohio t9.,ii Eg,l WASH
Pfrrtor We. with Manassas Branch of
VIRGINIA Midland Railway.
Sc Wavro-aoo Junction VS.. with thesa-
oeHac.ul Ohio Railway Oh aat ttom OrteH-
nr..- Whit, Sulphur Springs and Richmond.
L..h Laird vita Lexington Branch of
Richmond arl Allegheny Railroad.
Ar Ntr-rii Gnj-c with Main Line Of Rich
rr..l anI AIe-nauv Railroad
40 Roanoke. with N1rto.kand Western Rail-
roar.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-08-14
rnslionnDIc BnrDcr.

SAMUEL BROWN the old reliable Barber,
having secured the services OF Geo Lewis, Who
has lately been working IN the Eastern Cities,
can be found at all hou-s 81; los shop az the
" Watson House where gentlemen can be
comfortably slaycd, d..
Rates moderate and ,9ta!ll.ion guaranteed.
Call and be cnUgiuccd.
Sept. Gth, ISL ".
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-08-14
1893 Drug Trade 1868
Also UIrII ~ co.
Druggists,
Court-Housc Square, ChafIeitown,

Nb"i lanN'~ '-' UNIV N''"' -
DEALERS in Drugs, Chemicals Paints, Oil~.
! ! Wnt,ow Glass Patent Medicine. soaps,
Pcrfumcrirs, Hair, Nail and Tooth brushes
Druggists Sundric- and Fancy Goods.
We respectfully cali ihe attention Of our Gus
TONERS and tie public % our largo qDd well see
lcctcd stock of all articles usually kept in first
class Drug Store. With increased facilities i"r
business and enlarged stock we are prepared io
servo the public With all goods in our line 3D.
reasonable figures. We are prepared 10 supply
country physicians with an articles they need
it the most moderate prices.
Our Book and stationery Department has
been we'll -tccicl and see are Offering pcciai
inducements on good ia this line
4 full line o. Tobacco, -esars, and Smoking
Tobacco always ou hand. We aIe headquarters
for JOHN Lucas & Cos Liquid iainfs-any
quantity OF all colors from ID. 90 ! gal cans
always iu stock.
january lSs3.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-08-14
SCHOOL BOOKS AID SUPPLIES.

WE will have by September l,t, mn ern-
w ply ~ school Books ofcvcy dcserirti,8
also full line OF Sctcol Sundrics. ,rl !.
pens. slate pencils, saichcls dc. We INIT,
the attention of our customers. and tbe.ngir
TO this branch of our business. ANY bl5kn,s
in stock furnished in Z few days
AiSQyITH SEQ.
August 2e. 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-08-14
A'jrgiaia free S3u5g.


SEiSoNlBLE POEM.
Wen gnl tte lobster cn TIE hop.
Thtoy,icr ben we'u -cvly weed
Tho cranberry e'iy -rcc re II Top
And save che ulcTom cci
Tho beet roo. sr--r vc wi.. geo
By tapping ot .he hickory tree,
Horse ch,suuts in Che spring we l set.
rha. in autuwu colts viu De-
Wen p-uu tte climbing sorghum r.nc,
Wen die thc rl-a ta-.i Pear.
The clam lall with thc Pa ,u.W nc,
And both shall miuS.iur blossom ,herC.
Thc Berkshire c,a i-s wool shah shed
The B1ntam co.'s shall feed ON hay,
Wen milk Che ducks. all Thoroughbred,
That steal The C-s the squirrels .ay
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-08-14

NEW SO. Nglckcrtl blythe Kit or dozen. foi
= sale hy GEO. W. T. KEAI-SLl.N.
MAYS 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-08-14

viii purchase an the Wool delivered t0 thm
100 thci7 BIcet1wn Wooden Sill, Frederick
County. Nir-iial.
Nlv s. l-~f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-08-14
sFSS--I0EIE OLD ia AlILY JOURNAL.
Plain and OrnamcntuI
PLASTERING
MASTERING OF Houses

PLASTERING OF HOUSES
in any styletha, may be desired, from on, c.,..
three, Hard Finish, White Coat or l!.ay, St,,.
Cornices and Centres run, and Ornamcrt. ,,.-',
iidesired. Meme but frsi-ciass workmer vHiA
empioyedon work that may besn,rus,ed tone
CASzERNS cENBYTED AND GU4R4y
TIED TO RON.
hereby tender my gratcfu lackrowlcdrer,,,,
for the liberal patronage have received sire.
commencing business, and hope by strict adbs
renee 10 duty To inertia continuance or thes,-re
Izt- Allcommunication addressed 20 ne ~
Charlestown w. Va, will receive PROMPT 49,,
tion C.FRANkGALLAHER.
March rs, 1870.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-08-14

rB,RY the Rather Chewing Tobacco for sale
by e. j. EBT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-08-14
Post OGce-Ripon, Jefferson County ". Va

7. !. Johc & Bro. viii continue to operate The
Mil M Brucctown, Frederick County, Virginia.
and will pay tic top market price Tor Wool de-
liVcred there.
Anil. IQ. lss3.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-08-14
EZ.SyTZE3.

- OFT Blue Windsor Plaster. ground ct on
- mill extra snc. Tor saei.y
VALLEY FERTILIZER COMPANY.
Charic,towu March -, lSs-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-08-14
DRESS slE.gEEsE'es.

~THE rr1e--i-ncl rosy ec:,ul'v announces O.
Z the Ladies' of haTlc,ionn and vicinity That
She hl opened Dress Making Establishment
on Slain Street, one door East of Dr. Nc..s yes
idouc- and VIII beprcpo-cj 10 itand make up
Costumes fer
L0d2cs and children
in the latest styles, with ncatncss, and prompt
ly. Au experience in this line Tor years gives
confidence OF ability O. please.
MRS. I. G. WOODY.
February ., IS3i-Gm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-08-14
JEFFERSON WOOLEN WILL,
Formerly Por:cr's Factory.

Under the above mentioned name the old
Porter Factory" which in days gone 5y en-
joycd almost % national reputation for cNcc!-
lent manufactures. will be- operated by the un-
dur1igncd. Necessary repair. have been made
and improved machinery Introduced. and it j,
our expectation % maintain the rel tuition oi
the mill and to meet the demand OF the public
FOX iirst-class goods.
The Highest Market Price will De paid for
Wool delivered at the Mill or at such points as
may be designated.
Orders for Claths, Yarns, &c, vi. receive
prompt attention.
Respectfully.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-08-14
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
furnished bv
GEO. T. LIGHT

GEO 7. LIGHT.
NJCALLA * SrAVFlN'S beautifully p.
N lu~tmici Church Annual Whitaker
Protestant Episcopal Aimanar. cania.nin,
Bishop Pcuys History or thc church from T..
~ to 1885. also Iolts Church Almanac a
full line % Stationery Blank Boots, Slal
Books. Nc. DR. CIIAS. H. PRATT
I-.-.--.--l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-08-14
TO TN: PUasLrC.

C'HAELEs MccAKD. tlc " Oh Reliable
= informs DIS ii.epds and the public tlh il
la- rented room iu tie Nrfrk Building
formerly occupied hy J. T. Marker which hat
hccn neatiy iuci pa 800 ca;iu- Room Or DIS
friend. 0d .ho pgt'if capcrsiiy hii kind 10
catah.e continually 900 hnud. Lunch pf meals
80 short notice ~ .ll AOur- ant i'i rnJl 10y d..
c IT, Tram mt frtjtG.y eriiy.
Give hiin cali.
Mayl. - CIAHLEs IL AlGARD.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-08-14
Chair Sears Gained.

NTRS.J.N. WELLINGTON is prepared 10
VI Repair Cane sent Chairs az short NOTICE
and upon easy terms, at her home 600 tls
Southern suburbs OF Charlostown, Gu Blooms
cry turnpike.
September p, 1882
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-08-14
z3oot AID shoe NdnIsInE.
REPAIRING &C.

TT,HE undersigned hasrcmovedh his Shopto the
\ buildiaron thecorner OF Charles and Liberty
sirects-ip ihe building lately occupied by Wei
rick q Weller The charactcTol ewor$done by
tAesubscriberisw ndaPprecia,edbyth the
citizens iCha5lcstown and vicinity. liis hardly
necessary 70 add that he will entcayoT TO sustain
Differentiation asa reiia bic workman, and willex-
ccutc promptly and - reasonable rAtcs allordcrs
riven hiu-oithcr(or View work or Repairing.
JOHN AVIS of Vim.
MevIa.Ig,t. ApFill5, 1916.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-08-14
BABY CARRIAGES.

4 LARGE stock and an styles Of Baby '..
a riaccs. just received anG f9r sole ai i,i'.''
more piItcs by rAbi-i." " '''-
Malei. - lssi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-08-14
Surveying and Conycyancing.

& Will survey anywhere, promptly and Al
\ short not.ce-accHracy guaranteed .9pcciai
ae,.ntiop paid in connection herewith to DRAW.
lAG DEEDS orauy other instruments OF Writing
j.. U.-Charlestoxn, Jefferson Co., ". Va.
Dec. 3. ls77. 5. HON ELL BROWN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-08-14
Harper's FerFy& Valley Branch
-. ~ o. AZ. AZ.
WEST BOUND TRAINS.

80. 2,2 iaiiy. All other trains daily except
sunday.
-.- ,,--,-,-,, ~, ,rN-a,
Decorah-posten., 1884-01-02
T.E.C Castor Co
Sabriterer
&reatur= og SD Sdgttr,
8ramboS. Vdster etc. etc.
Vlptbare Nlatform=Sast
St0ber ! Sern Os Blessing.
8eparererD eeter osRaFineri

Yaa oenne Eib Of Iaret oil ri ipstitii
9Isre 5armere os Nnore, Der trGngsr Il!
Ro1g euer So Sester, opmRriionrms pad,
at 81 er iiiano til at leuere ole brlsslIs'
StsrreIier, fra 8 Tins til 10 IONS aava'
eItet, efter tort BARREL os til iaa laus &r'
Yer, ION nogen fsrite 8lasies Sabritaa'
per eler noset auoet Steo fan tilbpo,.
Set er life Dor Ist at ,uniurr.re rhs
De billisere Slass Yester, thi oeit. taHa
alsne tie oerpeo. at ri fabrifereoe ct oadl
lisere Sla9s, iom hper;en pilot t~iliTsa*
title % ener bore 8unper, men usN u
BRUCE ftrens Spariommelishes, fass pH
oare paa Uarfeoets 9ans os pare usl 'op
nslet mee en- liben berettisst 8roft ar"
I Stano til at frsmbpee It'd Salas SsS'n
Der oil ftaa pes Sieen af be beoit., 'aF
Urls, iom ri er operbepiif ON oil btFa'S
r'Heiis.-Sore Yester ~sarantsres ! sna''
9enieenbe.
Oammelt Germ. NesEna Rubb.r % 3ln,
t1ebes for Rontant til bsisite Naris0s''
euer tases | Bptte for Bsstsr.
II. e. CASTOR s. co
8ontur | gpen hos !. 8 et I"
4orife Gorlass. Sanbel | Rain StrttL
6obriiien IiDssr II sRtI 'F
tsr Teepgaa
Decorah-posten., 1884-01-02

6uioe ps fplprte uIot9pper Of bel
llb eler life, aloeles iom en- erifer: d
,an iGlse ct fprtrinlist 39ppe al I'm ult
til en- mnselss biuia Tris 81 pr. Yuns.
nnoertsi for WGno, Sruentim
n,er 90 Born i9lses bilisere, rno De
1useniinoe tiolisere par eler hereiter rI
blipe 3ilfRlbe Der / Spen. vi .lSbt'
bet iioite CONNER for 2ontant, us b
peo, at pore Triier for oisie Sarer er To-
uere enc hos Gnbre, iaa Der fan ipares
&ense peo at fIsbe hos os. 8om % ss
benz / Eieipn.
Decorah-posten., 1884-01-02

81 'lfbsr bore Yarer for Qontant @,
10 De biaisite Marfeoer / Gmerita; r.
sr altiaa bore Sarer. Teriur ialaer pr
IN rs'aa biuisere emo nosen aroen Naus
oct nuroli9e Soma. Bore llbgifter a
l9e ! Samnenlisuins meo Dor CSriGi.
q, % bore sanoer better 5croel,n q,
bette. Sore &arer er til ale 1ioe,
1ieees, iom ri uosiuer benz for at bore
6olt baaoe | bette os t~ilsr9Eoienpe
anilet Ton lpare ooitiuist ueb OF flsbe
) os, buao De bsbsper Of Yarer for o.
I "a Yintereu. Set foiter Sntet at ic
% pore &orer os bore bore Yriier, 90
n9en, Der ltai fIsbe Den Slass Yarer, ~
ar, bsr unoIaoe a: tomnle ino; bet uis
are BAN Eense.
G N
Decorah-posten., 1884-01-02
Si FAR iorte O9 toIerte
CASHMERES

ii Griisr Iauers snS bOs nossn Nnb.n
rorueoe 9oibmcres til IS Gts. pr
3aro, Os StOiiet iaa sOpt, at be
oaniteIig fan finbss beore.
Decorah-posten., 1884-01-02
St6bler % Sfo.

Bort ubpats al Set SLags Sasr er M tumpIa. gi bar al Sc bar
SoTter, ION aue uI iGhe @is puu, berfor ma De tpmme i6 o is M
wager, Tor De toHr anoetrsos. Oct pI u9re til 9eres een Sortel.
S. w. LANDERS & SON.
Decorah-posten., 1884-01-02
4pertistem
Looking Glass Prairie
STOCK FARM,

Hao oeune 5arm er Der en- Slot al b
o~eiligiie Sbortboru areaturer, ale al for
triulia Gaee % betJsnot ipm uomrrtso'
gPelfes o. aleos9pr. ajger, 8pier og Grel
al aae NlOre er tiliaiSs for rimelise yri'
ier. &c paa Rarfeosliiteu fra Chicago oa
9totitierne oerirn, og oa oil man Hnoe I'D.
at Sigh 8raoe Sbort Corn Steers" ltaal
ian bsit Tom Sc 50 pp til Z pr. 100 So.
meoeus bet alminosIige SIass life betales
bgiere enb nleo $3.50 eler $3.50 pr. 10C
Yuub. Gag RRrfe til, bpao en- enselli
9Sis tiger ON Sbort Sorn &Ieer iom
gieltes3pr:
@tan bar / Guslauo gyempsI pan, at en-
no | Is paaiglsenoe aar bar siuet op til
1850 Cal uer bpert aar. Eatteren gap
for I Var sjeHneminitlis 800 Salons anrs
ilg, % oenues 9atter igIeu $50 @alonFEi
omtrent 5 Var. Gn anoeu SO gap 1910
Gallons for 5 War, % be oar ole al Sbprt.
SorHs3iacen.
Geo 8. @aroner, Gier,
9ecorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1884-01-02
Sort &lGscs.2aacr

II M ipI6t. Socriraffer for SOre Os Smoa, SIeOsr for Nfd nS o
Gutter, &t al aaerbesie Sort, os pore gur e. iat til be Iauene. So
inSom, os uie ct filter paa, at 1e nil tbe hos
S. w. LANDERS & SON.
Decorah-posten., 1884-01-02

com %lropanlis bar ri en- flor gebo!o
i9. al Stepler 90 Sfo, De beoite
men % I'll laoe Hriier.
Decorah-posten., 1884-01-02
c N GODDARD.
II NUId9 q
N9roieaiprfe 0I0ocr

betnoelist / Ssit; ri tilbpoer be bebf.,
7la9s Sarer, soot ipeoe us uoitprsbe, os
lal9er fortrinlise 7raster us Suerfrat
I baaoe for Meno og Gutter til binie
SrIs. ON
Decorah-posten., 1884-01-02
Bore iorte og tolerte
elite. Sipicltr
W
NelVeteens

tio5te nj / SuIi, for ben nupQrsnbt
SoIo Sorif truabts / 8raft, os nj tan
ceJfOr ieIse benz aoitiuist biuissr. ent
More, Der fOrit tiobts %iensrs; Dor,
Ruuoer itaI baue 6oroslen b,raf.
Decorah-posten., 1884-01-02


cmiatter ole be npeite DRooer til Dc lapeit,
E~.iisr. vi bar bait en- ida pppsrlis Nm
.oniug til al fipbe oisie &arer, at ri far
'rlae Dem for pmtrent bet Samme, anor,
aiebmRno fjgber benz for.
Decorah-posten., 1884-01-02
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ur fra BsrHes Blade
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cite par Bag ben en-
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IA Ylousen. goa
pusIe Os rusl
In iaa eftsr, bUaO
Oh Der Iise / Rerl
Den ~sauunseI Bone,
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Sill Susm1Src.

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% pore Frtir Il iaa IaUs iOm muI8t. aOm inOOn Oa lie fdu.
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DRESS GOODS.
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ger; Triicrne er i9rosIes lane iom I.
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DRESS DOT

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s. W. LANDERS & SON.
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liable meo port
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-06
SETTLE AND LOOK PLEASANT
Is the Committees Advice in the Brown
Damage Suit.

Is the Committees Advice in the Brown
Damage Suit.
The Committee on Claims has come to
the conclusion that the best way out of
difficulty is the shortest and quickest way.
Accordingly itsrecommends that OOmpro-
mise of the case with Sheriff Brown is ad-
yisable. This case, it will be remembered,
was tried in the Circuit Court, where the
jury hung, though a large majority was
for Brown. The case is damage suit,
n which Mr. Brown seeks to recover s., 900
damages for an injury to his wife, occa-
stoned by city negligence, she having driven
into an unprotected trench on Fourteenth
street and broken her arm. The commit.
tees now recommend that the city end the
case by paving all the costs thus far in.
CURED. These foot up $724.5O, as follows:
Mr.. Brown is to get $32425 cents for
medical attendance, broken buggy and at
torneys fees. The Circuit Court gets
$llS.55 for costs. Fo: stenographer for
drawing a plat, and bringing in country
witnesses S3l.7O more. Mr.. Erskine, for
handling the case for the city, is to get
$3.50, and Thayer Melvin, for assisting him,
is to get 500 And this foots up the
S72450
When the case was FIRST brought to the
notice of Council member blurted out;
Lets compromise and settle it now, as
we'll have to pay it in the end. His
words seem prophetic.