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The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-04-23

A great many people feel themselves
gradually falling. They don't know just
what Is the matter, bnt they suffer from q
combination Of indescribable aches and
pains, which each month seem TO grow
worse. The only sure remedy known that
win counteract this feeling and restore
perfect health Is Browns Iron Bitters.
By rapid assimilation II puri6es the blood,
drives out disease, gives health and
strength 10 every portion reached by the
circulatory system, renews wasted Tissues
and restores robust health and strength.
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Our Prices will be
Found Reasonable, is .
to be Expected.

Among the many lessons which the people of
this city, have learned and will not forget is the
cheap others may advertise to sell Dry Goods they
have only to come to us to get still lower prices
No house in the state can, or will, sell you any
article of Dry Goods at o less price than we will
quality and reasonable cost of our goods, we are
bound to maintain it. Our rapidly increasing
trade enables us to buy closer and sell lower than
ever. Obtaining special discounts on large pur-
chases, the merest advance over cost sufices. and
having strickly ONE PRICE, we know Just how
close we can afford to mark our goods and the
lower we can sell them the better it pleases U.S.
Our Stock of Spring and Summer Goods are ar
irving daily, and we cordially invite everybody
to visit our store assuring those in need of any
thing in our line, that they will find the prices
right and receive prompt attention.
MALLORY PRICE g. IN
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Ladies' Bazaar.

Rooms, east side Public Square. Miss
Clark, OF Cleveland, a competent Dressma-
ker, assisted by Miss Julia Hamilton, have
charge OF the Dressmaking Department.
Sbirt-making, Ladies' and Children Cloth
ing, all kinds Of Family Sewing and Fancy
Work made to oroer. Cutting and Fitting a
specially. 33yi
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HANovrn O. Feb ~ 1891

After having lung fever and pneumonia
/ had dreadful cough and could not
sleep at night. The doctors told me had
consumption and would die. have taken
six bottles Piso's cure and my cough Is
entirely gone and am well as ever
1874 EMEI.INE FORD.
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Mr.. ]. Hoehn, DELPHos, o., says, II
used Browns Iron Bitters for impurity Of
the blood and am greatly benefited"
-,TIlll's Peerless is the best selling Cough
Syrup In the East. Van schaack, Stevenson
q Co. II. @. Starr a Co.
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miscellaneous.

Under this head ,oH be inserted "Hdnts,"
"FOr Sale" For Rent" "LoSt,"
"Found," etc., ETC., at a charge Qf one
cent pOrd.
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Gofietp MIeetings.

Hooc~>~H~e~0~> >eO>>>I>-
A charge Of one cent pOrd each Insertion
pal be made for all matter under this
head,
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DreSsmaking.

Cutting and Fitting a specially. Call
and see me at my residence on Elm street,
Wellington, o. 1876 Mrs. p. S. BRINK.
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ERUPuONS, SORES, PINPLES,
RHEUMATISM are but indicators Of i'm
pure blood. Acker's Blood Elixir Is the
remedy. Sold by Wooster q Adams
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Mr.. J. r. HAUL, will give term of six
teen piano lessons, in Wellington, com
meucing June Both. Terms $500
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For oRSALE.-Thoroughbred Pekln Ducks
Eggs at one dollar per dozen. Address c.
l.. Avery, Wellington, Ohio, or l.. b.
Avery, Clarkstield, Ohio. 14tSp.
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For sALE.-A first class soda water ap,
paratus, counter draught generator, cop
per fountains, in good order. Every thing
complete. Price very low. Inquire of or
write to ]. w. Houghton, Wellington, o.
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Mr.. Chas. Wolf KENToN, o., saysi 81
used Browns Iron Bittcrs for dyspepsia
with satisfactory results"
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Millinery.

Call at Mrs. Wideman's, and see the
new spring hats, feathers, flowers and the
remarkably low prices. 10
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WANTED.-Work by farm hand of sew.
eral years experience. Address until the
list Of May, Oscar Socket, (Box G53) Wei.
liugton, .. l72wp
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Wanted.

A good farm hand; a single man pre-
ferred. Address Box 42l, or inquire o
Bowlby g. Hall, Wellington. l5tf.
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NoTIcE.-I am now handling the per.
fection two.wheeler and the novelty side.
bar road Cart. Please call and examine
my stock before purchasing Both first
class in every respect. Respectfully,
1it12. NJ l.. Bush, Wellington, o.
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FoR sALE.-llouse and lot ON South
Main street, Wellington. Inquire Of W.
b. Durand, 0berlin, .. l2H.
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For sALE.-Six Cotswold Ewes, with
six lambs ny their side, nearly large
enough for the butcher. 1Gtf G.. WEST.
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CARD.
Mr.. Wm. Gum desires TO express his
deep sense of obligation to his friends and
ncighbors for assistance and sympathy in
his family ailliction and bereavement.
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JOuN kING, JG., has aC3eptel tho pros.
drncy Of the Ere railway.
RUHEEr BONNER is said T. have pur.
cIas d Maud :. iIOu W. II. Vanderbilt
for $4,000
PRorEssOR CLEVELAND Able. Of the
Washington signal bureau, says tho coast
linc Of New Jersey is Eetting 1t tho rate
OF two feet per century.
DR.. JosEPH JANNIEH Woodward, who
w1s one OF the physicIlus ia Attendance
un President Garfield Immediately prior to
his death, has died ia Philadelphia,
MARY CLENMER (hIrs. HudsOu) died at
her residence ia Washington, Monday
night Of hCmOrragc of the brain. She lad
been 100 III aud feeble for several mouths
to keep up her usual literary work.
JOHN A. CoYLE ESQ was elected by st.
Michael's society on Monday evening TO
represent them at tho annual session of
the Irish Catholic b Benevolent Union, which
meets AZ Wheeling, West Virginia, on
September 2i
+. MARION CRAwFoRD's intended bride
IL said to ba Bliss Berdan, the fair daugh-
ter Of General Bcrdan, Of Tins making
fame and fortune. Miss Berdan ia typitled
IN tho heroine aud Of the last novel by
Marion Crawford, "A Roman Singer"
Emile HoLA cries; What is there lui /
FOR mo? My works ara known every
where from China 10 Peru. | cannot DO,
come moro famous il try" He mig ht
proiltably employ his time in scrubbing olt
tho grossness that cSaracLeriz, most Of
his productions
Hon. FRANK BoUND has been nomina
Ieh Tor Congress by tho Republicans of
the northumberland portion OF the Four
teenth district. Moutour Democrats nom
mated Thomas Chaliant for Congress.
Perry county Republicans rouominateI
Hon. Lonis f. Atkinson for Congros,
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" The iSauGIt kinE' loose IA tho Opera
BOuao Rnd Ino small Hoy Delighted.

" The iSauGIt kinx' loose IA thN opera
Bouao Rnd Eno small hoy Delighted
Tho season ut the opsra house WAS
opened last evening, and although the
weather was Intensely hot, quite a largo
audience was present 20 witness tho thrill
ing drama entitled +" Tho Bandit King"
Tho gallery was crowded with small boys,
who sat through the performances with
their coats oil yelling at tho top OF their
voices whenever tho hero of the pieco was
in luck, while Precipitation rolled from
them like rain drops.
This pieoe was presented here last tea
son, since which time IL has been TscOn
s,ructed and tho nama OF Jc5so James
omitted. II was presented last evening in
good style by n capable company OF actors
led by James IL. Wallick, who perforated
number of brave men, and was always in
time to punish the wicked and protect tho
Innocent. Fred. Lyons, q genuine cOlorsd
comedian, is a member OF tho company,
and Ia the third act he played the banjo
and told funny stories. Tho horses, which
arc said 70 have been owned by Jesse
James, werH seen in tho piece, aud they
display great amount of intelligence.
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LIss OF K.pres.rtatiysS,
The following arc tho representatives.
attending this session

Tho following arc tho representatives
attending this session
Geo. w. Ward No. /; Harry Hough, ,;
Joseph II. Lambert, 3; John Thompson, 4;
Henry Il. lIatcr, b ; Sam'l g. Maloncy, !;
George w. Buckman, 7; Joseph Gladtng,
3; Thos. j. Haring, 0 Chas. II Roueh,
10 Chas. r. Schroeder, IL; Jacob Shuok,
ID; John p. Snyder, II; Chas Wo3hr, ir.,
10; VIM. KimoD, 10; John Alb9Is II;
Harry Williams, 10; Charles w. Robbins,
10, Charles X. Neisser, 90; Samuel
Goodin, 2l; II. p. f, MIllins, 22; Edw.
j. Maoguigan, 90; w. L. Cline, "a;
Charles II. Strew, %; James G Lauiz 2G;
Thomas +. Cotton, %; James Mal0uey, 2S;
II. s, Hesselpoth, 90; WIN. II, Eakius, 30;
Il. V. O'Neill, 81; James Thompson, 30;
II. NJ. Wadsworth, 33 Robert Perry, 81 /;
Edward Ii. White, 80; IL. Gladmg, 81 !;
ID. W. Bussinger, 30 Charles Peters, 30
VIM. Blancois, 40; James Bigger, Al
John =, Hart2, AZ John NJ. Oreu, AZ John
BoIlch, Al DR.. John ii Fraoy, As Wm.
B. Hart, AZ John d. Stratton, 49 ; VIM.
III, Wilson, 40 John Wemgartur, 50
Daniel MoGown, 81 Reese Scun, 59 !;
Samuel \. Manning, SO; Gsorge BirE
enhauser, 54; John Bulluger, 55 NJ.
>. Dysert, 90 ; John O'Harria, 81 s.
d. Hunter, % ; John Long, 80 John W.
Duckett, GO; T. McCarthy, 81. Thomas Q.
Thompson, 90; W. Il Gentry, G3 Albion
Fould, "a ;C, M. Deem, 05 A. Hutchin.
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AICHBI9HUP "YANS HLutTiIuN.
Tho Eminent pTeItts and HI- UieIiG,I Escort
tObis New Hlme.

to Onis New n sne.
At he'd to tao fast line west this after.
noon wa5 q special car containing u
committee ,oi forty OIUrics and laymeD,
constituting reception committee
from the archdiocese of Philadelphia to
meet Archbishop Ryan, as Harrisburg
Tho special Oar containing Archbishop
Ryan, accompanied Dy loy. Father
Brennan, chancellor OF tho diocese; Rev.
Father ECoCk, rector of the cathedral, and
Rev. WliiIm KIorDau, rector OF tho
th"OlO gicat seminary at OyoFbrO0E,
arrives in Harrisburg NJ 3Aj p. IN. AZ
415 the whole party leave for Philadelphia
together. Bishop Shanahan, Father NJ.
j. IL Bride, and other clergy of tine diocese
Of Harrisburg, will meet Archbishop Ryan
aud ACCOMPANY him to Philadelphia,
romainiHg ia that oily during tho reception
and IL is possible that Bishop O'Uara, o!
Scranton, will also be there. Ou Wedne8.
day morning Bishop ShanaLan will preach
Gt tho cathedral ia Philadelphia NJ tho
ceremony of installation. .On Thursday
night the paTad of the Catholic societies OF
Philadelphia will take place. The train
carrying tho arohispisoopal party will pass
through this city at 5;lS p. m,
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aKUUsu InrUArvAs Bus.
.. GJ-5e EgG for tue tome sster ia ,Trentu
l tsrCstlls IIAMNml Nnfe.

:. GJ-le NgE for tue nruu ssLer in ,IrentO --
l.terCsting niampuh NUtes.
The Lancaster club visited Trenton yes,
tcvday aud were shut oU, by the Jersey
mon - the tuCe Of ! % y. The club
rctured home to day 10 play the Phi,adu
phia League team. TIs IryntJA contest,
by innings, is given
rYEINGs. - 5
Trrntrn............. % O ! o o % -
Lane cuslcT.............D q U o o - %
luMWARY.
EAsn hits-Trcn 'i !. hct-tor, : E:Iov.
Trenton, LaICasJ"g, 3.
Tho Ironsldcs club went to York at l:3J
this afternoon, and vii, remain 20 play
two games
Tho York club was tereatcl at
W,Iamsp0Tt by tho s?J.e Of 10 ,, On
MoldIY,at tho. latter plagO.
The Wilmington club has accepted the
Inducements held out by tho Union AssO-
citation authorities, and taken the place of
tho d.sbiuded kOyE.OnCs, q, Philadelphia
These Inducements wore: Tle Union A..
sociatiOG guarantees 10 pay tho clubs
travelling expenses, AMI tha salaries ol
players on the tgip, AID o. give tho vii
miDgton club ilfty per cen. Of tho gross
receipts Of certain games. The club eX.
pact8 70 mako up It's : OCO Of arrears on
It's Western trip. All tho plauors hayo
EOmo with tho club, eHcep. Nolan and
CusiCk, the best battery who have Higucd
with Philadelphia, Tho Eastern league
secretary has announced that all tho
players ate eligible TO contract.
Games Played Elsewhyre
Philadelphia Cleveland J, Philadelphia
4 Athletic 20. Baltimoro Now York
New York .. Chicago 3 Pittaburg {:
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NAILRuAn yYKuuN
BrldEo Burned aud TFHIus DeIsyeo. by a
Hsh Disaster Soar DuWalngtowu,

TTIIWI IIWFUNT hIIII 'TNIW' TINIHYNU, " 4
Usn DisastOT Sssr Downin9towu.
This morning about halCpast two
o'clock, engine 5Si attached to q freight
train On the Pennsylvania railroad, ran
into tho rear Of u freight train drawn by
ougine IL at Valley Crock, short dis.
TANGO east Of DOwu.uEtowu. Tho accident
occurred in q deep, rocky cut The caboOso
aud two cars of tho No. IL train were
wrecked aud blookaaed tho track. A cook
stovo IN the cabOOse was upset and rot lire
10 tho wrecked cara, aud they were sOOn
consumed. An overhead road bridge that
spawned tho cut was also set fire 20 and
destroyed. The news express train was
delayed about au hour and q half aud the
fast liue about an hour. SJmo Of tho
train hands made narrow escapes, but
roue OF them we're hurt by tho accident.
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THE QuARTER SESSIONS
- uuUsv 1rEu or CiIMINAu unUn,r
Utrpo't ipu 80 Satun itt,r,sttuG lAsc.ny
,sscs-- doubts UunorruIng u Frisun-
,T,a ltk-InIFtnt Iu,InIrr.

Ca thu rcasSCmhliug uf court on Monday
ailUu1ua, 'rocre -lHuFl,r was phoJd on
. tual. ON t.rr cbt0Evs ut larceny. From
+ uyiuruC9 ut Chs ,nm.l1uwRIthp .y,tuugsrt
iNgppcmci 1nHt uu lhe alsntut luuu 4, Ia,
sh2nfy Of lucNb SDu.uas,.r, ai Marietta,
wis U..Iru INTO ann rniG uuoF, tho pJop.
rgty Oi Suugmastrr. valued ~ $50 aud a
Iap'' 't'u,d ltsI tue property OF Fred
Na.tr were stolen Part Of the stolen
IG.p.Iy WAS tuuud It, q canal boat and
tho ua.AuCo 10 a wheat Grli Tho accused
ari An associate, Thomas Slarpr, who is
no| 4 iuEiuNU uOn JUSTICE, veto arCu O.
carry some uf lho RAFT lines from the boat
10 tie wheat field aud they asked tho
/ p,rueu vEO saw tGan not o. give thpm
I away Constable Bon testified that whoa
. hc arrcs.,d the parties thoy admitted the
tlcft
The drtcudan. was placed on the tnass
/ stand aud hn danirl having stolen any ul
I the raft lines. liastury WAs that Sharpe
. committed ihr theft aul hr WAS drawn
/ INTO 1t, by assisting him to carry come Ci
/ tue Iat' lines, wbjlo, at tine umc, he dill
NOT E0nw tHaI they wero S,0lgn IhN
IG.y rcIInruo ynTt'c. u. guilty iis wA-
s"ul'uc q 20 ugDur.o an Imprisonment Of
r.N mo.lus au0 u',uru days.
\ ,n,a ,r,m IoW niI.
t.'rH Jones, e cNlngad gcuNoUlu Irow
Tow IiH.t and buuu uRcuirr, VA, r.dlc,ci
rri lnc.0y lIou'y =. Sellers, uyjng uear
/ l1.uu,ula, WAS the Owner oi an UNe that
needed rydl,s,iug aud he scot 90 She
sh.p e FEED. GTnr, Ia Wr, NCmpi,l
township. GA tbs night of lAly ,. THIS
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Tho Niagara Ixear.len.

Tho excursion to Niagara Falls, via
the PENNSYLVANIA railroad this morning,
carried hity-ilye passengers,
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JonN A. LOGAN is not covering himself
with great glory in his tour through
western New York, aad the speech
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making which is its chief incident.
Talking is Mr. Logan's strong point
lie can talk eyerlastingly aud his talk
sounds resonantly. Ills oTatious rrJba.
bly, have the ring of the real thing
aud those who hear him doubtless
think the orator is in fact saying some
thing. They cannot reCulleC. what II
WAS when they go home to tell their
people about 1t, though 1t sounded SO
fine; aud the general would get away
from New York with the reputation of
being powerful talker, If it was not for
the shorthand reporters oI the news
papers, who wait on him asa vice presi.
Dental candidate to take down eyetywurd
he says and they have Just ruined the
generals reputation. The thing has got
81 bad that II may b. necessary to call
him in Oft the ticket and substitute a
man Of less twisted speech. Ii Logan is
hurried away iatO retirement speedily
this sad necessity may be avoided but
nothing will save him if he is kept out.
The continued appearance oC his
speeches in cold type will be
worse for his party than an attack
of Asiatic cholera. No party can stand
hearing its candidates made sport of
ana General Logan is evidently no. tit
to be loose without his wife whcr" his
speeches are wanted. Mr. Logan has
gone to WeS. Point 10 take care Of a
swearing sou, and her pNrr husband Is
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TnE Independent Constitution oIEtu;-
4lliou is tho eighth and latest party that
will appeal Tor the suicagcs oi ot.izous at
the November election. Il WIS born re
emily i: Memphis, Tcuu., aud bsl,ey,s
that every voter should pay a tax ol O-e
dollar year Til ha is forty years old, after
VIII eli ho srIlI ba relieved OF all taxation.
Tho man who cannot Hui party to suit
him ,'us fall should be,ako himself to
T...a:us with All couyeneu. sPscd.
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NssSrs Risscr ard Roger also made iuqui
rios about tho chccks tupy held, aud thuy
also iear6gd that truy had been viGLimiacd
Ohcnrs of the Law wcfc scut In pursuit. Uf
tuS fDrgcr, and ho was found iu bed In thu
house Of u relative Uu the following Sun
day morning, lho huys', buggy and har
ness purchased with the forged checks
wrrH found IN tho atuhlo attached To the
house whore acruuri was arrested
The accused went ou tHu wttrC>s stand
Ard testified thnt ho had changed his
uaWn from John LiohtouOcrrvr tu Charles
+. Myers last February. tie failed to
gNU bis REASONS Tor making suNh Is change.
bUt on Uru,s examination !. was developed
u %, the reason was thA, uu had served two
terms In our prison. Ito also had tho
check - tostily that h9 was on the way 10
Lebanon county To his iuiaUvGs to get
money tu pay tor the buggy harness ard
horse, whom he was arrested lis counsel
argued that tho giving of checks, when
thorc was DO money ia bank was net u
forgery bat IL false pTotonSO. bat tho court
ruled that the assuming of name for tho
purpose ul lrnut had been decided TO be a
forgery.
Tuo jury aztec an aNscrcr ui Two minutes
returned - verdict ut guilty ON all tho
charges. Sentence was dcirrred
AWauItrn au Unicrr,
Jacob Tobias, CJl1,rJ, was indicted for
assADiting and resisting William Brady,
chi,I %. the pouusy ivluiA railroad police
On 'ao lJth Of Aprll Brady went to Il
house in Columbia tu SEQ "a mlu uGJurd
NcCaty lie saw Tobias thorr aud, l.,
havtus'a va aut for Lis arrest, no told
Tobias he waited him. Wbrn B,ady was
about placing the haud,uiis on Tobias, ho
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Sirce Jply /, tho membership has 10
Crearcd enough and more 70 make tho
total membsrRhip over 3J coo

Amount OF rJnds on hand and In
vested .:.....,.........,..,...... q
Amount Ia widows ana UTpbaUs'
Fund ............ ................,.... 5,rG5 81
Amount paid Tor rCiiUt OF Drgthren., ~ 7SS 20
Amount paid Tor buriul OF dGai...... 3OOl3 %
Amount paid Tor rrliCt OF widowed
families .........,..............,.... 100 Il
Total relet paid ...,....,...........sllLsi2 -
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-19

JRCsdIy WOFUtHg, John Lcht0nbsrgCr,
q young mHn OF good appearance who has
served tgrus Of imprisOument In our jail
for horse stealing aud false pretenso, was
putsuUOD tgihl Ht the opening of court
this morning, to answer three charges OF
forgery. Tho testimony on the part OF
the common wealth showed him - DO
cool soOuudrO!. On tho 22l OF May he
went to the store Of $. 3, Roger, at Mt.
Joy, and bought a se5 OF harness, giving iu
payment note for 90 days, representing
himself to ba Charles f. Myers, a son of a
we'll known farmer, residing between Ma
rietta aud MaytOwu. He returnoi 10 the
store on May 3Oth asked for the note,
purchased a few moro articles aud gave
Mr.. Roger q check f3g 5000 on tho First
Nat Onal bank Of Marietta, 20 which Wag
signed tho namo Of Charles +. Myers. Ga
the 20.h OF May Albert s. Rss0r, OF May
town, had public sale OF horses and
LichtonberSer became 3 purchaser Of one
for $3.50. He gave in payment q
check on tho First National bauk, OF
Marietta, with tho Tama df Charles
+. Myers signed. On May 80, LchtenOCr-
ger won't to the Cauilge mandatory Of
A. i. Lands, ~ Mount Joy, aud pur.
chased q buggy for $lG3 representing him.
,elf 20 be Charles r. Myers, son of
Edward Myers. llo gave in payment q
check on the Exchange National bank of
Marietta. Mr.. lands, few hours after
receiving the check, won't TO Marietta and
there learned that there was no money on
deposit to the credit of Charles +. Myers.
Whom the fraud on Lands became known
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-19

TTuo Bd's--uenry EsLlamsn rape /;
John Anderson. assault and battery, Clwo
iudictmeats) ; Jacob Tobias, resisting an
officer; JOHN L.cA,euJ,Tgor, forgery, (thrco
indictmcntR),
Ignored EH's-Jam"p McFadlcn, lar
ceuy Jacob Tobias, carrying concealed
battery.