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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-17

IT,. LAP men have already turned their
-..,, - New York and IEdiana.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-17

A.. os:ae Democratic papers are nov
,:,.;,, ri.b gride TO West Virginia What
. .,,-.,~. <,s.s this isl
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v,.,e V-KryrEY, Who went through 8
-.-,5, .As Twentieth district, is said to
g.,-ys, candidate for Governor or the
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Provisions Scarce-

CAIRO. October l6.-ProviGons are eE
reme|y scarce throughout the whole coun-
rry from Berber TO Khartoum from the river
Nile 10 the Red Sea.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-17

~.. New York Tribune SAYS: West
=. Las done randy" She has, you
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The Beautiful.

Bos7oS, October I6.-A heavy fall Of
snow is reported this morning from New
Ham pshire, the frst of the season.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-17

,.,v Gotham went Wild over GROVER yes
- The handsome Governor must feel
-, inches taller.
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WH,- does poor Brother ELNINS think OF
r... Virginia now
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Ready for War.

Hone KOSG, October l6-Adm'rai
Courbet has decided to blockade the North
eru coast of Fsruosa before orders for q
renewal OF the attack upon rsmsui- The
Admiral telegraphed his government that
he expects TO resume offensive operations
m land and sea next week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-17

#n ..-ksEr >lsiy IA 'iS~rar
A.. rsasc-, 8s a token
...r ,1-v. w. cast their yenli sDte-,
:. .,-..y hray.n-.
A.t .o.-,.:ruy displaying
-.rr --Fa--lnrf4- UNfss,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-17

\ C.rg Jr- is thinking Of a prospective
.r7 up salt river.
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r-s 7-5hibi,iOn vote in Ohio went very
- =, .he Republican ticket,
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the majority IN Tue EOuTlu ulSNElCL - AfVVO
and won vary much from it This Sens-
torial district is in doubt The difference
viii not be 20 either way. y.
SIX Thousand.
CHARLESTON, October l6.-Rsnavhs, this
county, gives large Republican msjorities,
ranging from 500 to 1000. Maxwell, Fu-
sion candidate leaves this county with fully
1900. Wilson, Democratic nominee for
Governor, will carry the State by 5000.
The Democrats in this county lose all the
offices except Constable and Justice Of the
Peace.
A Good Majority.
LEwISBCRG, October l6.-Greenbrier
yives Wilson about seven hundred majority
All the Democratic ticket is elected oy
good majority.
Marion County.
FAyRvoST, ". VA. October l6.-OficisI
returns in the county give Maxwell fo'
Governor, 80 majority. The county t'cke'
IS elected as follows BY the majorities
named: Delegates-A. I. Hammond
Democrat, So; E L. Parker Republican
80 Sheriff.. Mauley, Democrat, SO
Prosecuting Attorney-W. S. Meredith
RspubTesn. %. Circuit Court
G L. Smith. Democrat, lSl.
County Clerk. B. Carpenter, Democrat
"A; Comuissioner-J. C. Durchinal Demo
cIat 20: Assessor Westeeu District
Daniel Cooper. Democrat, SO; Eastern Dis
,rict.-J. B. Glasscock, Democrat ,: Sur
gevor-Prickett, Republican, 80. No Green
hacker was elected on the county ticket and
the Greenback district nominees all tall be
hind the Republicans.
Gilmsr County.
WESTON, October 10 Exclusive =
Late reports from Gilmer county give VIII
son 355 majority.
Braxton County.
WESrOS, ". VA. October 10 hNc1u-
sive The latest advices from Brsxton
county give Wilson a msjOrisy OF SIX hun
dred and se7enty-6ve.
Upshur Couety.
BrckHGSSOS, October l6.- Exclusive. J
Upshur official majoEiiies Maxwell sos,
Arnold SS9. Dean, Republican, is elected
10 the Legislature. Morgan, Republican,
for Sheriff has IA majority over Post Dem
oerst. We elect the clerks of both courts.
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Tax southern line remains unbrOken.
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BEFORE BREAKFAST.

, ,s,y Of the times in OhiO-s
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Additional Figures.

CoLUNBUs, o., October l6-Additional
figures for Tuesdays election: Lorsin, Re
publican majority 2,l75, Republican gain
Of 37s; Medina Republican majority !, 200,
Republican gain of 49S; Trumbull, Re
publican majority $500, Republican gain Of
1892.
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PARKERSBCRG, October l6.-From infor
nation received we think It is safe to say
the majority in the Fourth district is 1900
and won vary much from it. This Sens
,orial district is in doubt The difference
viii not be 20 either way. y.
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IT bs strange fact that the strongest.
minded women shrink from being eaughi
in tAsir own night caps. bat they never
hesitate to declare their exalted opinion Of
ID. Bulls Cough Syrup tia. has cured in
nanerabls coughs and colds
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-17

colzva-S Cc.ahv Is --Taa af "a r>-
tu.ns hAr- been received at RsPaAA''sn
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WEsroS, ". VA. October 10 Exclu-
sive The latest advices from Brsxton
county give Wilson a msjorisy OF six hun
dred and seyenty-6ve.
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Ennnar County.

WrsTox, October l6.-L Exclusive =
Late reports from Gilmer county give Vii
son 355 majority.
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FROM THE DEAF. MUTE AND BLIND.
pnuyry " Va February Is.
CHECK From SENATOR WILLIAMS.
STORES REPORTED.


The following were the receipts, yester-
day, at the c, ntrdl depot:
Webster, ". Va.-One bundle oil cloth
ing through inteligeDcer.
Received on the 10Th, a car load o! pro-
visions and bed clothing not yet accredited
70 Waynesburg, Pa.
Hon. Andrew Lantz, of Greene county,
vent TO Waynesburg on Monday and in
vested $500 in cash in more goods for the
relief committee, Wheeling. Car leaves
IN morning OF 10Th. Reported to Central
station by 9. E. Bowers, of Waynesourg'
SUPERINTENDENT ". Il w. railroad.
james Willets, Chicago, one pair OF gu
shoes taken from his feet and given to the
sufferers.
Per Adams Express, New York, one bum
lie of clothing.
Webster W. Va, part of contribution,
one box of shoes and one box clothing, per
B. & 0. X. X.
Waynesburg, Pa, one bundle of cloth.
ing, per B. & o. r. K.
En- Grove, w. Va, John Yusted deliv.
cred by wagon six sacks OF potatoes, one
bucket of saurkraut, two shoulders, i've
laayes OF bread, one lot Of cakes, and one
bushel of parsnips.
b. & %. Express, Henegan, Bates x Co.,
Baltimore, Md. Five boxes clothing, one
box bologna, two bundles clothing, 81 cash,
one box to Benwood marked to J. 4.
Smith.
AT Lear, Cumberland, Md: Seventy.
five loaves bread. through Volksolstt.
Pennington, W. Va: Six jars batter.
forty.eight sacks flou lone eighth saze)
eighteen sacks -four (one-fourth size, tween
~ one sacks corn meal (one-eighth slze)
ten sacks potatoes, FIVE sacks coffee, one
Jack apples, one ssck beans, four boxes
clothing, ore box clothing, three bundles
clothing, eighteen packages meat, one
sack onions ard lot OF other goods.
=. Addison, Grafton, w. Va: One case
clothing valued at S25. g,
Charleston, w. vs. One carload bread
hyR & 0. R p shipped to Benwood, W.
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On motion Of Mr.. Palm or the Hon. J. @.
Gist was instructed to draw on the Treas.
urer of the State Association for $4S and
proceed at once to Washington to attend
to the interests Of the wool growers.
Mr.. 7. 81. Buchanan spoke in favor of
taking In ell sheep breeders and to meet in
general convention at Wheeling ct the
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DIED.

NCCULLOCH.-On Tuesday, February ~,
at 3 O'Clock =. IN. Mrs. a. N. MCCULLcCH,
reIict Of the late John McCulloch, in the 9Th
year OF her age.
Funeral from her Iats residence, Thursdsy
at 2 O'Clock .. IN. InIermsnt private.
RAwFORD.-Wednesda morning. Feb
mary 20, Its4, OLIVER l.. CRAWFORD, IN his
Slst year.
Funeral from his late residence No. 81 sey-
enteep tn street, Friday afternoon at O'Clock.
Friends OF the family are respectfully In
vited to attend.
xCCCLLOUGH.-On Tuesday, February 10.
at O'Clock T. m, HARRY b., son OF Stephen
and Barbara Mccullough, in his 9th year.
Funeral this Thursday afternoon 1t
o'clock. Friends of the family are invited
to attend Interment at Peninsula cemetery.
Deceased was o regular at! endant at the
Eighteenth street Mission Sunday tchool
from his youth.
Oh, shed no tears for such lot,
Nor deem he passed unchesIed alone;
He walked with God, and he was nos.
God took his owni
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meeting of the slate Fair next fall. On
motion this project was adopted. This
motion wss afterwards amended 30 IS to
allow all members to pay one dollar and 10
allow new members to come il.
NEW OFFICERS.
The following named officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year: Colonel @, II.
Besll. OF Brooke county, was unanimously
elected President. For Vice Presidents.
Peter Pugh, of Hancock county: T. H.
Buchanan, Of Brooke county; John J.
jacob. Jr., Of Ohio county; John Ingram,
of Marshall county; A. ID. Hopkins, Of
Jackson county: @. Morris, Tyler; J. G.
Verdervest, Lewis county; John w. Stern
berger, Monroe county; VIM. Yandervest,
Pocahontas county; George Rutherford,
Richie county; @. II. Bartlett Wood
county; Joseph VanMeter, hardy county;
Grantham, Jefferson county; John Price,
Greepbrier county; George II. Moffett, Up
shur county; W. d. Capen, Harrison
county. A. z. Jacob, Of Ohio county,
was elected Treasurer.
s. A. Cockayne, of Marshall county, was
eiscted secretary.
John J. Jacob, Jr., T. Fl. Buchanan aud
E NJ. Atkinson, we're appointed a commit-
tee to audit the treasurer's report.
THE CONVERSE BILL.
Mr.. s C. Gist, of Brooke county, stated
that he had been written to several times
by the Hon. Columbus Delano and others,
urging the necessity of sending delegates
to Washington TO urge the passage OF the
Converse bill"
On motion Of Hon. ]. c. Gist, the next
meeting of the State Wool Growers Asso-
cialion was fixed for the Thursday of the
week of the holding of the State Fair Asso'
citation at 10 o'clock.
The convent ton then adjourned.
THOSE PRESENT.
Ohio County-C. s. Terrill, II. 2. Curtis,
A. Carter L. P. S:sson, John Baird, Alex.
ScConn, d T. Atkinson, Z Moore, John
Robinson, W. C. Stewart, John ]; Jacob,
Jr, Fred. Bod, l. y. HeTvey, Alex. Nc
CoIIocb, f. Nj. Atkinson, A X jacob.
Brooke-Col. J. @. Gist, Col. 9. II: Besll
Alvin Wilson, T. II. Buchanan, Sam q
Gist, John G Palmer, WIN. Hammond,
WIN. Sommerville and VIM. R0gg.
Marshall-Frsnk Arnold, John Pierce,
Mai. Bu-!ey, 8. A. Cocsyne and John
Nixon.
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Yesterdays News and HappeniuEs In
Condensed Form.

Yesterday's News and Happeniu'gs In
Condensed Form.
Yesterday the relief committee received
from New Philadelphia car load Of pro-
visions consisting Of 1000 pounds OF bacon,
100 bushels of potatoes, 100 sacks OF Hour,
ect.
Tie Ohio Valley glass factory resumed
yesterday, after two weeks stoppage on
account of the flood.
Bowie & Deems are having their drug
store fixed up, and while slightly dis6g-
ured will soon be in the ring.
The eleziers report business booming.
George Galloway and Joseph Taylor were
up before the Mayor on Tuesday, the for.
mer for hauling without license and sbu-
siys language aud the latter for abusive
language.
X. J. Alexander, ESQ, 10 In Columbus
A little child of John Heinlein is q1ite
sick.
T. l.. and ]. Patten, of Fairpoint, vera
here yesterday on their way 10 Chicago to
MIR. r. W. Alexander, OF Kansas City, is
the guest OF L J. Alexander. Esq.
Bridgeport proposes TO enforce the ordi
nance regulating the speed OF railroad
trains.
Richard McClearsn and children lost on
their property here and in West Wheel
,pg about 81 900 by the flood. Will Skin
ner lost a piano and household & pods
amounting to 5000. James McConnaughey
lost fully $500 by having goods stored
away in the new Heiplein building and
burned during the conHsgration, and the
Heinlein Brothers lost a lot OF inware, no
mention Of which was heretofore made.
The Relief Committee proposes to cut of
the supplies Of all men who refuse to work
On the streets or elsewhere. This is quite
right. as there are few who are having o
regular picnic.
DR.. Yoast, OF ST. Cairfville, is in the city
among friends.
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DRAWING TO A CLOSE.
The Executive Committee Brings IN
Relief Work 10 q Close.

The Executive Committee Brings the
Relief Work TO Close.
Last evening, the Executive Committee
of the Citizens Relief Committee met ct
the City building and after auditing >
large number of bills took NJ the question OF
disseminating, or, properly speaking, re-
modelling the system Of furnishing relief
to the SUITE rr OF the food. The Committee
wss driven to this action by the great
number of imposters being supplied,
who had not been in the food
and were in few instances in good cir
crmstances. They decided, after thor.
ough canvass of the question, 10 sdopt The
following resolutions:
First That all the ward supply stores
be discontin ued after to night Thursday,
and only the central or msia provision and
clothing stores be kept open.
Second, That the present Relief Com !.
mittees in the different wards be relieved
from further service after to day (Thurs-
dsy(, and that the ladies Of the organ.
nations now existing he requested
10 continue their work and 70 investigate
ps rt!culsrly as to who should yet be re-
ii. vcd and report as speedily as possible
such persons To ihFSexecutive committee
man of the respective wards. And IL Is
further requested that the names OF the
ladies acting upon such committees as the
ladies OF these organizations shall appoint
In each ward, he reported 10 the respective
executive committeeman. il Is suggested
by Ii Is body that the ladies resppoint
those ladies row acing on the ward relief
committee who have proved suitable to
ID EN-.
Third-Thst the new Relief Committee
(which is 10 he appointed by the ladiesl
present the Executive Commissioner OF
their respective wards with list Of those
parties really needing assistance, and upon
tina approval OF the said committeeman the
ladies will draw orders on the central
stores fer such goods as they think The par
ties need.
The Executive Committee passed the
above for the sole purpose OF relieving
only those parties actually 10
need, and they expect the ladies
OF the organizations now existing to ap.
point special committees In each ward,
whose business 1t will be to visit the people
at their homes and see whether they are
reilly in need or not. The Executive
Committee will close up the business
slready transacted Immediately, and by
condensing their working force and doing
away with ward stores they can do much
more effective work and NJ less expense.
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.,.s,ters and Laynsa Asst = Cn'

...s.se,e and Lsynea Mese ID Cesn'
oil.
within the circuit Of this u. L. oonio
.,.. .re many churches that wsrs more OF
len, damaged By ths food. and 70 p,oNoe
for their relief meeting Wa neic On
Tu.sday night at Fourth Street Church {"
.h;ch Raw. W. @. Snodgrass, z. H. pro
sided. and Mr.. J. A. Jefferson was secfe
t.,v. DR.. logan was called upon 70 q,
plain the object Of the meeting. hs eanea
attention to the fact that . NUMBER "
cbu,ch buildings within the the oounos.
-. 80 thu West Virginia Conference nao
hssn seriousIy injured by the hood; I'M.
tss members Who have bean supporting
these churches have themselves 30 Largely
suffered from the same cause, tnat tney
ar. unable TO make the neeoe1 rePs,
that from the same cause the aointy Oh .Io
coz crseatiops to pay the salaries Oh 'noa
preachers will be seriously. impaired. ana
DESTROYED. There is, therefore, an
INN. rstivs call upon the friends
Of he church, who have not 20 sufisrsa,
In stretch q helping hand to theiI pretnfSn
IN distress. DR. Logan reported that ne
had yeceiyed a check for $lSS. 10 from b. r.
Martin, s. l.. Allen and Fred. Bernhoit, =
committee Of the Grafton NJ. r.. churcn,
being the proceeds of q collection taken up
in that church for the benefit OF the Hood
auffersrs and which he was authorized to
oIsce wherever il was most needed, and
Sbich he hoped would be the neclens OF .
fnnd which will do much to help the
struggling churches and ministers referred
In He further stated that in order 70
more efficiently carry out the object sought,
there should be q central organization 70
receive and disburse such contributions ~
might be sent in from time to time.
An organization was then effected by
creating An association for the relief OF
churches and ministers in the West Vir.
sipia Conference which have suffered from
. The flood, the association to be composed
of the Presiding Elders OF the Wheeling,
ParkeYsburg, Charleston ana Guyandotte
districts, the ministers and two laymen OF
esch of the Wheeling N. L churches. -.
Rev. W, G Spodgrass, Presiding Elder Oh
the Wheeling district, was elected perma-
nent President, DR.. I. IL Logan, Treas
urer, and J. A. Jefferson, Secretary.
Rev, Geo. T. Hite was elected CORES
ponding Secretary, and DR.. J. 4. Smith,
Geo. L. Hite and T. II. Logan IS an Execu-
tive committee.
Reports were received OF very great in.
iury 10 the Benwood NJ. f. Church. and OF
severe damage to Thomson N. L. Church,
Seventh wsrd, Wesley Chapel, Eighth
ward, and to the churches at New Martins
Vile and Petersburg. From their location
it is very probable that serious injury has
been sustained by the churches at Sisters.
Vile, Willamstown, Bellevilie, POINT
Pleasant, Guyandoote, Clifton, etc. lndi-
yiduals or CONGREGATIONS making donations
10 this fund can send their contributions
10 Or. 7. II. Logan, Treasurer, or the Presi-
dent, or any member OF the Execute Q
Committee,
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raEcrrx xsPLINrExs.
small News Items About Town and
yicintty.

small News Itsms About Town and
yieintty.
PENrtrr concert 10 night
The Beard of Education meets this even
ing.
Tag forge department Of the Bsluout
null gIes on ;oday.
ONE marriage license was issued at CLERK
Hooks Office yesterday.
ATTEND the benz fit con ,ert at the Second
Presbyterian Church 10 night
WHEN will The gas lamps in the Seventh
srG ( ghth wards Be lighted?
WHEELING only caught the tail end OF
the blizzsrd, but that wss enough. How
the telegraph wires did sing, this morning
Ii was Jacob Redfox, the popular North
Erd grocer, that left the donation at VIII.
n. 5 drug store Tor the hood sufferers, and
rot Joseph Redtox, as advertised.
A Goop show always draws good houses
That Is the reason Charley Stays Acai
envy is doing such an immense business
this week. See Clark and Edwards.
IT wss reported on the street yesterday
rtsr Mrs. Koertger had sold her properly
m tie village of Elm Grove TO 6. +. Hart
LIB !or $4,000.
Mr.. FRANK HEARNE informed US last
evening that Mr. Vim. Crockard, the fOuO-
u-r at the Riverside blast furnace, was the
gentleman who dee ervsd all the credit for
saving the blast furnace from chilling.
The troupe performing at the Academy
Of Music this week is exceptionally stroHg
ard is drawing large and sPpreciatiye su.
diercts Everybody is loud in praise Of
the fac performance.
BURGLARS entered Jno. &. Ho6man's
T SiGelce on ChsplIne street, early yes,er-
4 " morning, aud were scared OIL by Mr.
HCffmsn before they could procure any
taing except Seslskin sacque OF his
wiiS'S
THE following coCyeyance5 were admit
ted 70 record at Clerk Hooks Office yes;er-
day: A deed made the 9th day OF Decent
Der, 1888. by O. c. Orr and wife TO j. T.
CoSe, in consideration OF -, loo, 80 acres of
and in Tradelphis district, this county.
THE Comet Social will give a masquerade
ball at Mrnerchor Hall this evening. The
club is very select in giving their balls;
No person who is not q member Is allowed
| to be present, and, rs it is composed OF the
bsst Young men OF the CITY, the young
ladies' may feel perfectly safe in attending
them.
YESTERDAY afternoon Ambrose Nelson a
color ed barber, had preliminary eXamina-
| ton b fore Squire Ankle at toe ul. %
charge Of stealing money trIm hite
| Schmeldtze. After hearing the evidence
the Squire held the prisoner in the sum o.:
$500 for his appearance ST Court. lie gave
| b. il and was released.
Tus basement of the German st. Paul
church, of the Eighth ward, is in a very
! bad condition, owing to large pond Of
water which covers vacant lot adjacent
| 10 Il The Board of Education have this
building rented to teach the small schol IRIS
| in, but owing to this large pond OF water
hey cannot use the building Captain
| Schcckey has done al in his power to
rectify the evil out has SO far been unable
| IN do IL
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COMMISSIONERS SALE

In the Municipal Cosr Of Ssso@
John CowI and Others,
william COwIs heirs
and Others 4
DY VIRTUE ~ A DEC.Ls. 40
ID NunicIpsI Court ~ Nbs We So
entered In the above eniit,ea ma
.dh day Of Decsmber. lsss' 80
Tsssssy. February H.
neinpipg st 10 O'Clock .. m, o. 49,
It1r Of the Court House OF ONO ~
cstd 10 ,ell ct public auiion w Al 81
named resi- estate. that u 10 ~, -
numbered forty one iLot 20 "a y, "a. n
ton To the city OF WheeLnE .'tsazsI
itsn Chapiine and John H.. spz ~
fourth streets, IN said ciiy'p
SIPn nts Hy ess.Ir-ons third e -
,n,.,s ~ ,ha M, cbse money a. ,oy. Q
-. .,H,chss.ys may elect 10 pay in.,s
AZ ~ sals snd tie residue OF iss -
yysitnst simerts NJ six and 49,, q
ssor, The day OF kaIe. The pua,ln
rhas.,s 10 piye bond With ~
.ecuYttv for the payment o. 10 frss
lislrD ef,ts with interest," "a ths
day Of sale until pay Eenn. upti ~
tie p,Operty 90 be ILL.,
chase money b fully piM,nE W. ?. RoeI
snrc.si CoDs
WI. HALLER. AuesiSss"
Ilaeby certify that scoSS o 70 ssn:sf
As required By ~. HONS II Va 4 Pr
C,,,t o, the MONTREAL CoS rnn
,,s spselsl cS 80
'f ISs st,vs sale Il po:spccssos = -
os, 4. TIE "a inst, ~ 49, -
mont door Of Che eoun SpM p. H0S
80. n.''' ssss.ssS o..
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INDIYIDUALISMS.
Pertinent Paragraphs Pertaining 60
Prominent Persons.

Pertinent Paragraphs PertainiBg 60
Prominent Persons.
Col. Alex. Campbell went to Washing
ion, last evening.
Prof. s. c. Smith, of Minneapolis, super
intendent of the Hennepin county schools,
is in the city.
Robert McConaghey, one Of Marshall
coupty's prosperous farmers, was in the
city yesterday.
Mr.. George A. Howard, the clever repre-
sentative of the Cincinnati publishing
houts of Van Antwerp. Bragg 4 Co.. is in
the city.
Capt J. q. LoudeIback and wife arrived
here yesterday. having been completely
washed out on his farm down the river.
The Captain looks quite thin and feeble,
having been ill for about eighteen months
He is about the oldest Ohio river captain
now. living as will be remembered by many
of our old citizens. He is making his hom |,
temporarily at No. 1888 Main street, where
he is shaking the hands of his friends.