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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-01
HIvEK NEWS.


Notes About tho Stenmboats, Bank Rriers
aud Tclegraphic Reports.
The Emma Graham up and the Katie
6tockdale down are te.dsy's Pit.:burgh. Gin.
cinnati packets. Ii, II h - - 4
The river ceased rising at this point yeg.
terday. Ls1t night tie marks indicated a
depth In the channel OF feet 0 inches. and
the river had commenced falling
It Is reported by the Pittsburgh CONNER.
oial Gnzette that Capt. Hold Knowles, Of the
Emma Graham, con templates buying a small
boat for short trads, and that Clerk Slayen
will join him In the venture. They are good
boatmen and clever gentlemen. III
The Clifton passed up yesterday afternoon
with loaded Tow. She struck on the cresk
bar, and would probably have been there
for some time had not the Andes helped her
Of. As 1t was, the Lizzie Townsend was de.
lay ed for nome time. That bar grows worse
every day. 1t should be attended to BY the
Government at once. = ~ -; "a; I. T. : 81,
= The Andes arrived in good time shortly
after noon yesterday with a good freight trip
and an unusually large passenger list, rhij
e1csllent stern-wheel passenger packet will
leave this afternoon al s o'clock on her re.
turn trip to Cincinnati. The Andes Is u com.
modious packet; commanded by popular
gentlemen, and Is deserving OF the public's
patronage. ~ s73','- - : 3sti. So; -
GREENSBORO, Pa, June s0.-Rver 10 feet
s inches and falling; weather clear. 3ts,5.
On CRY, Pa, June 3O.-River II inches
and falling; partly cloudy and warm. Sgilj
LOUISVILLE, Ky, June s0.-Depth IN the
canal 8 teeet; on the falls 8 feet and falling.
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, j uue So.-River s feet
and stationary; weather clear; Thermometer
S2e. f'gl 4. ES,3 r. T.,
P1rrssuEou, June Electromagnetic river .
feet inches and lalliugi weather cloudy and
warm "S Il Jt j5f'ta'g"
MogeAHTowE, W. Va, June 50 River 6
inches and falling weather clear; thermome.
ter So. x ; ,}1g9' - 6 i':,s II " q
R1cE's LANDING, Pa, June sO.-Rivor 4 feet
O inches and falling; weather cloudy; Their.
81. ,.'i5 .sz :. =
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Ghe QittellliiQ;|;e''ttt:e:1''::.
once. Nos. 70 aud "a Fourteenth str ael
Now Advertisements,

For Lease-Store-room.
For Bale-ExchaHge Bank Stock. n, y
To Let-Pleasant Front Room.
For HAle-A First-class Saloon. I
For Hale-Frame House. ,f
!. Dividsnd-Peabody Insurance Co. Eig
! Wrought Iron Fences.
Grand Concert and Lunch.
Money to Loan-G. L. Cranner. iarf-a
; For eale-ValuAble Real Estate and Build
ngs,in Centre Wheeling.
Hoststter's Bltters-Tnlrd page.
: Catarrh-Third page.
Dlvidend-German Bank. ss
Eleven Days From 6wiizsrland.
Fisher's Patent Fire Crate. $50
The Forsyth Property For Sale.
Notice to Ny Patrons-Feurth pace.
Stationery for Quarter.DAy-Fourth page
Commimioner's Notice-Fourth page.
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Mr. T.W. Atkins, Girard, KAN, write,: "
never hesltAte 10 recommend your Electric
Bitters to my customers. they give entire
.atisiactlon aud arc rapid sellers Electric
Bitters are the purest and best medicine
Liver complaints. Pnriiy the blood and reg reg.
ulate the bowels. No family can afford TO b
without them. They will save hundreds oil
dollars In DOCTORS bills every year. Bold at
80 cents botslsby Logan 4 90. MwrAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-01

Are you, disturbed ut night and broken Of
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with pain OF cutting teethp II 90, send at
once and get bottle Of Mrs. Winslow'a
Soothing Syrup for, Children Tsethirg. It's
value IL inooloulsble. It will relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon 1t, mothers, there Is no miatake about
It. It cures dyssntery and diarrhoca, reg.
ulntos the stomach and bowels, cures wind
ton, and gives tone and energy to tho whole
system. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for
Children Teething Is pleasant to the taste,
and Is the prescription OF one Of the oldest
and best female nursea and physicians In the
United States, and Is for sale BY all druggists
throughout the world, Price Is cents, a bot
tie. 81 Il Is ANsAW
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PrrrsyEou, June ELECTROMAGNETIC river 2
feet ! inches and lalliuei weather cloudy and
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The Buck eye Again vtctOriOus-A Field
50 trial OF Binders.

Yesterday thels was a spirited contest on
the farm OF Archie J. Goodhue, prominent
farmer living near Clariuston, Ohio, between
the Buckeye Platform Binder and the Cham
pion Pony Binder. The contest was severe
one for the competing machines IS the grain
wei very uneven, the binders having the
same round to cut 10 light, short and again
in light and tangled wheat. The. contest
excited great interest in that vicinity, and a
great msny farmers embraced the opportunl-
ty to see binders engsged in a friendly con-
test. After five hours trial Messrs. Goodhue
and Reynolds decided thoy would retain the
Buckeye, and the Champion WIZ gently re-
tired to seek more genial pastures elsewhere.
rlw
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From the Patent and Trademark Office,
Melbourne, Australia, Mr.. Edward Waters
writes, that ons Of his household uffered
with toothache aud rheumatism and was
cured Immediately and completely by the
use Of 81. Jacobs Oh, the great pain cure,
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at Pass Christian, Miss., was flashed in
native woods, and served as an excellent ad.
yertisement Tor the woods Of the country.
Every year Northern mer srIenced Ium.
Der men, from Wisconsin AID Micbicar--go
Into the lumber sections OF ths South and
buy up. large SECTIONS OF land. Much OF this
can be bought OF the government ut ST 25 an
acre. Some Of 1t bias been sold as low US 50
cents an acre al State sales for delirq uent
taxes. On an average twenty good trees,
each making Thousands Of feet OF good lum.
Der, can be cut from an acre. This lumber
To- now ehipped by rail to The North,
where 1t holda lis own against the home
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81 1oA4 20; fancy IS 25as o. heat dull; No, , rel
a3G9ic. Com heavy; No 255c. Oats qulet; No.
EiaSd &C. Ryeeull; No: 2 64a65c. PORK steady
Bulk meats timer shoulders 6hc; short ibis SHc
sho.! 91sac. Risky Grmer ii 81 a. Butter aue
extra cieame 2R22s choice u fancy dairy l2ai5c
Lin.ced oil ttesdy and h;m at SIC.
TOLEDO, o.. June 30 whea.-qu,et and weak
No. rcd e.sA aud July $50; August 9Oc; septem
Dor VIC: October g2kc: ylar Sc; No. q seft 9Ic
No. spring sa.S7hc. Corn dull and lowe: hiuf
mixed 65c: now dose; No. 2 cash SIC; Juiy fsc
August $3.50; September exc; II !: cied bsc; nc
grade 4tc. Oats quiet aud weak; No.. 2 vale sss
tember 2Sc. Isl 80 - - :, = /ss' wy
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Just Receiving

Another lot Of carrlsges, jump seats, two and
three spring phaetons. cog carts, piano box
and cut down front buggies; all full leathar
trimmed and warranted; also full platform
and three spring wagons for less money than
ever beiors offered In Wheeling. Call, soc
and price at J. W. Fsrrel's, corner Main and
TWepty,irst streets, *. y.
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MogeAHTowE, W. Va, June 50 River 6
inches and fallinGi weather clear; thcsmome-
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Indications.

WAsHIreroN, D.. O., July E.-1:so 4. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, light
local showers, partly cloudy weather, south
east to southwest winds; stationary temporal
Lower Lake region, fair weather, southeast
10 southWeot winds and stationary tempera-
-turs In tho eastern portion, slight fall in west
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-01

Prom Esninent n. =. n: Mopson, Mem
s " havs made use Of Colden's Liquid Beef
Tonic In several CASES Of consumption and
general debility, and have found It admirs.
bio Oh q nutritive food, tonic, and stimu.
liant" lTako no other.l OF druggists. GTN
r nuvk1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-01

ANOTHER fresh and complete line OF
Children's Waists In Imported Percales
and Penang, beautifully pleated, from 4
Il, IL years or nge, at the Star.
~, ID. GUNDLlNG Il CO.,
Gents, Furnishers, 81 Twelfth 1T. r
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ANOTHER new arrival OF Phsetons, Jump
Beat Duggiea apd Storm Spring Wagons, full
leather top and Ill, warranted. at great bar
gains. J. W. FRpREL,
Cor. Main and Twenty-frst Streets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-01

The B. & 0. 90. will nell round trip tickets
to points in Kansas, Nebraska, Dakota and
Minnesota at one fare for the round trip
until June 80. Tickets good forty days from
date OF sale. .i:r x . e & r., 7s.a. 751-
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In pursuance Of decree OF the Municipal Court
OF wheeling, made In cause therein pending, 10
subject the real ekate Of tho laid Amos j. Osborno
70 the satisfaction Of the Hens thereon, you ava
hereby required to present all claims held BY y0u
and each Of you against the said Amos ]. Osborne
for adjudication 10 me, ut my ONCE No. il2O Chan
ine street, IN tho City Of Wheeling, Ohio county,
West virginia, on OF before Tuesday July %, 1851,
Given under my hand this 2Sth day OF June, 1854.
JOSEPH K, Fault,
lyl.Iu Commissioner
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. TIE New Imperial" Plow beats them all.
Take It upon trial with any and all others.
Keep them all and pay for the pillow that does
the most satisfactory work. It 10 sold by;6.
E. Boyd, Wheeling, W. Va. ii ~.
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democratic National Convention,

On account OF the Democratic National
Convention, which meets at Chicago July 9Th,
the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & st. Louis Rail-
rosd. PAN andle ronts aud Cleveland g. Pitts-
bursh Railroad will sell excursion tickets
from Wheeling to Chicago and return for
So. Tickets will be sold from July Sd 10 It'll,
good returning until July 18th inclusive.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-01

jon LOT Of IS 600 worth Of Mons Clothing,
which was bought at so cents on the dollar
snd will be aold the came way. Call and zee
them at Twsnty.hat and Main streets.
gSEE4 - 80 t,-s, ,r5,f,5 J. w, FERRIL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-01

can kill tiger-it the tiger happens 10 be
found when only little cub, 80 consump-
ton, that deaoliest and most feared Of dis
cases, in this country. can assuredly be con-
quered and destroyed II DR.. Pierce's "Gol-
den Medical Discovery" be employed early.
TYAw .-l -. .--.M- I-.N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-01

Tx the abss Ice Of suitable materials or the
time to prepare It, people often 60 without q
dressing for selads. buy Durkes's Dressing,
and you will never trouble yourself to make
RnottHr. -n-- -L,L-. ~. ----I.L -. -
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JUST think Of It, an eieht-foot step. Ladder
Tor ~ 90, Hi1.foot for 81 so, with patent
buoket support, at Doyd's. Market Square.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-01

WREN out the Pike stop at the "Dslmoni.
co" for first class refreshments. - @l';
TThAs LAWRENCE HELLER, Proprietor.
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.RxL1AHLr SEEDS, that peypr fsil to grow,
are sold by; Boyd. No old stock offered.
Everything New and Fresh Crop at Boyd's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-01

NEW YORK., June S9.---Thete Is healtnIcr fee,,
ng pteSai!lnE throughout tho market, but for tho
light trkd0. Ag -nis Will name nfices oi T,cmnnt
Lawrence and Massachusetts canton lAnneis q /,
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+ sTlLL fifteen or twenty pieces OF slightly
damaged carpets left, ut two.thirds their first
cost. lG' J, W, FERRg1.
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HIADepARTzRs for all kinds Of Gardening
Tools and eseds. 8. +. Boyd's, Market
aaUAra. b.. 49, NV - =.
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PrxrLEs,. blotches, or sores disappear under
the iuluencs OF Glena's Sulphur Soap. its;Tit'
Pixies Toothache Drops cure In one minute.
lsg + st,s5f IN ,s'i,S5ff 81 tifr uwvAv
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WHEN you want arst-clasa Buggy OF
Wagon, 70 to Boyd'a |.l. -, - :.
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Advice to Motiiern.

BEar Galvanized Fencing Wire, price si1
cents per pound. at Boyd's, Market Square.
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Lemons! Lemons! -"
Another lot OF choice stock just received
and for sale by @. 8. Feeny, 14lO Main street.
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"Ducli,i.PAiba.''

H Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kid.
ney, Bladder and Urinary. Dlaeases. Ono
dollar. Druggists. INV !. - b -.
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49, Great BarKainB ~ tys5,s1 x,
In wash dress goods At S cents per yard, and
also q bankrupt lot Of mems clothing at 80
cents on tho dollar. ], ". FxRaEI.
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tho basis Of Trement Go, and brown So, and z,
brown sxc Lawrence @ brown .yc, and 4 brown
gkc; Massachusetts, + brown 65<c. gei&F7gjt,gg1I ).
Cotton.l

NEW YoRx, June ao.-Cotton arm and holders
askIng higher prices: futures quies July l0Ssc;
August ll.0lc: september loSSc; October 10 Soc:
February loGac; March lo.l6c; April lO.ssc. IS
CINCINNATI o., June so.-cotton dull: mldd.
ling llkclsl ffs. i'fii s67Il g ~ .rg. G,tl, Il
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MALTA Single Shovel PlowB are sold for
$3.50 by 8. E. Boyd, Wheeling, W.. Va.
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*. sociAL RELATIONS AND POLITICS.
Speaking Of the relations between tho two
races Mr.. Campbell says they are friendly,
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PmIADFtrlstA, Juue 3o.-Pe!loleum dull al Ike
Live stock, s$

CHICAGO, June 2oThe Drottrs Jo,raa, ,e,o,ts
Live hogs ReccIpjs1S.o 900 heid; s6ipmcnts 2so,
head; market aim; rough packing Il soa5 lis is
5kips 81 50A4 Is. Csttle-RccsIpts $50 head. sbr
menh 500 head; solid fat dry led cattle Gim MAJ az
port grades Sc loaC 65:% GOOD To choics shinnins
y s 81 e s2as * e medium sCs sfss
shipments 200; market steady: lnierior 10 ~
g to.4 Cyl. medium to good ii 0aaI Is; Choice
to extra t0a5 a. The l1ro.trs' Journal LiycrrnoI
cable reports os;ilo ~ higher; go,d to choice
. Amqa Geeds los!0c per pound; dressed sheep
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E a IA lassEIi June 8o-Cattle-Nnket active
receipts $40 head; ahlpmens los head n ssss
Market IoT; receipts 500 head: shipmcn,s s'so0
head: philatephias s, S5a5 40 WORKERS IS ioas 20
saipSa rno aIil a. las. weeks eoing prices
CINC1SNAri, o., june SO.-Liye hog, ou,o,. ~,
mon and Light htn at S %: packing and ,hipninr
II s'ao ~ Receipts .isj head; shipments ilo head,
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Z HAND Garden Plows, Cultiyato.s Seed
Bowers and Tools Of every description sold
by Boyd, Market Square. Us
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Petroleum.

OIL CITY, Pa, Juno 3o.-1he market orened
strong this morning with q tendency to soar, Thr
tend. ncy was considerably nppcd However. before
noon by the report1 coming from Warren concern
Ing the Hays Il Gsrtlau well. Estimates varied or
y ON Stu - = barrels, but adyIces from ap
would not cali 1t that big until he w moro OF n
thought II wan undoubtedly big one Be.idrs II
extands tcepool. Prices hold up well under tha
shock. opening Ut 6l3<p, prices sdvanced 10 6,sIc
then got to &c. declined aud closed with r:es Nj
e0Hc bid: Sales 3.A75, barrels, clearances 4.S;0
yesterday: United shipments i0727i barrels lido.
!,bsS barrels: average q SOS barrels Charters
1926 bsrrels daily average 1852 barrels Tho
DerTlcEs monthly report OF field operations for
June will be published Tomorrow, II Flows tina
followitg summary: New, rigs, 60; decrease since
May 9O wsll' drilling, l5l; uecfeaEe since May. on
total, aeoter since May,lS3; wells ompieted,
2G5; deere aSe sluce May,43: new produclion Sai
barrels; decreased, itSi dry hoes 81; inc1osse, s.
TlTuSyILE. PA, June ao.--Op,ncd at G2sic: biph.
est 6s1zc; lowest t91Sc; cloted at 6cc. Shipmeit,
H,67! barrels; thAriois SO 7S6 barics The market
was weak and not over active. The small decline
in prices ~ due torcpoits rom the Hays Wells rcsr
Warren, SAID TO be coinB e. much IN $50 barrels
BRADFORD, Pa, June so.-Crudo oil wc.te,.
United Pipe Line certificate opened Al 6tNo
closed at Coz, highest price lowest fc. total
ments 1917 70s barrels; charters S6S6 barrels ce.p.
ances 4,49S eco barrels. - 2. - ~ - =
PIrrsBuRsH, pa, June 80 Tho afternoon wa,
bearlIh aud Dad reports created a Eight ilur,y'
and prices declined 10 G0c: rallied 10 6(llEn III,
weakened again and cloted at o.. The eel !nT rss
heavier than for several days.
BALTIMORE. No., June S)-Petroleum nominal.
retncd 7xaIsSc. Ia 80" ~ -
PIuLADrLpiitA, June 3Q.-Pesroleum dn,, a, .s<c
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1884-10-09
Notice Of General Election.
TATE OF WISCONSIN, I

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
COUNTY OF GRANT.
lhe Secref8ry of state. 10 mo directed ami dcliy
'e"
Notice il hereby given. that at the general
election 10 DC held in the several towns wards
Villages aud election districts Of the State of
Wisconsin, on the Tuesday succeeding the first
Monday, being the fourth day of November. A.
- 1874, The following officers are to be elected,
to#lt:
Eleven electors of President and lice.Pre-i-
don't 81 the nited states
4 Governor ira Mace Of Jeremiah NJ Rpsl
whose m, III otaie Nj ex,,ir ~, M tjrt Mon
nm. If IsTnor, n iSs5 va 'i'
4 lieutenant governor IN Tho i,laea of sam :
Ffdcld whose frrm Of o0icc win rxpire on tb,.
lr~t Nontiov Of Jaruary y 1855
4 Secretary of state. in place of Ernst g Tim
me. whose term Of ONCE WIN expirc on tbc Iirst
Monday of january A. d 1885
A State Treasurer. in place Of Edward O. Me
first Monday ~ January 4 u fqs5
An Attorney General. in plnce Of Icander r.
Frisbv. whose term Of oHicr ,tin rvnirn ~, t,,,
FIRST Monday of January A II 1855
Graham y,lio. Term, ~ e'li n -
first Monday Of January. A. u. ISIS.
Hauycn. whose term Of once will eypifc On tn,
first Monday Of January. A. +. lsS5
A Commits -ioner Of Insurance In place ~ Phil
T. Snooucr Ir whose torn, of nnira MN -
on iii irsf Nondav n lamar, 4 n ~, af'''
4 Jionr,so,,tati,J (; Stl,,,1,.!' - - - u,
C0,5res siot,al nietrict o,,si. ti,,5, ~ -
Of Dane Grant Greene Howe an, aJs,yctt +;
,i,r f tt',, ~ M HuU - - ~ IT,
viii .xt,ir. ~, ~ rnr,t 49, NJ NJ ~ oN'Te
1885 Z : =
\ state Senator in the Sj5tccnth Senate Di.-
trct consisting Of the County If Grant. i'm pIa,.
Of George W. Kyland whose term Of Office wiiI
expire on the first Monday Of January A. n
1885
A member Of Assembly in and fer tbc Fir.,
Assembly District Of Grant County CONSISTING
Of me io,V,1s ~ fIiftnu Fil.pbars, uor,is,,,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1884-10-09

ANOTHER ROBBERY Another "little
burglarie' has been committed in our
usually quiet and peaceful city. On
Sunday morning Frank Heinzle, w. l..
McCord's clerk, went to the market,
and on opening the door found the floor
strewn with crackers and cheese, and
everything in the greatest disorder. In
the Office back of the market he found
the safe open and the papers, &c,
scattered about the floor The metallic
money drawer had been cut out and
carried away. The clcaver was also
missing from the market, and it is sup
posed this was used as an instrument
for opening the drawer. The empty
box and cleaver were found Monday
near Mr.. Horstmann's barn. The
thieves entered by the back window,
coming down the ice shute and cutting
away the wire screen. The safe, it
seems, had been left unlocked, so that
it was an easy matter for its outer door
to be opened and then it was only a
minutes work to cut away the wooden
castings and remove tie money drawer.
They got about thirty dollars in money.
besides quite a quantity of canned
goods, cheese, crackers, &c, from the
market. 1t is to be hoped that some
move will be made by the citizens of
Lancaster TO detect and punish these
amateur robbers before they extend
operations to house breaking and burg
larry on larger scale.