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Daily Republican., 1884-03-14

Ye5terday afternoon a referee trial
was held in Squire Vandegrift's Office
the complainants being Gregg & Pierce
and the defendant Alexander NJ. Cloud.
The question involved WAS a suit for
S45 alleged to bo due as commits sion
to complainants for disposine of
lot on Fourth street near Wash
ington, while the defendant claim.
ed that he effected the sale with.
out any assistance from the complain.
ants. John Y. Davis, Jacob d .akyne
and Thomas M Ogle acted rs referees,
and after hearing the testimony, rem
dered a verdict in favor OF Gregg Il
Pierce for the full amount Cf claim.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-14

james 4. KeIIy, Wholesale anh retail
liquor dealer, formerly at Tenth and
Orange streets has purchased and fitted
up the building at the Southwest corner
of Tenth and Shipley streets, and has
removed his store to that place. The
whole first story has been re-moheled
and enlarged and new bulk windows
have been put in. 1t is now one of the
best arranged and handsomest stores in
the city. On Tuesday evening Mr..
Kelly gave a set out to the mechanics
who had fitted up his store in such a
handsome style and convenient man
ner. Mr. Kelly prides himself on the fact
that he keeps the best and purest
liquors in Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-14

Prentiss Tiller, the money clerk Of the
Pacific Express Company at st. Louis
who disappeared with nearly SlGO.00t
few weeks ago, was arrested yester
day morning in Milwaukee, and $1,000
Of the money was recovered. George
Fl. McFad'ien, who in believed to have
been Tiller's accomplce in the robbery,
was arrested in Sherman, Texas, OIL
Wednesday.
George Tiffany, a son of the absconl.
ing Postmaster of bennington, Yer
mont, was arrested on Wednesday night
on the charge of stealing Government
money. He was employed IN the post
offire under his father He has made a
confession Of his coInIlicity in his
father's thcfts.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-14
The Levy Court.

At the session of the Levy Court yes.
terday another name from viii.
nington Hundred was placed on the
assessment list and Frank Smith was
reel cted constable OF Branhywine
Hundred. Messrs Febiyer and Cheairs
are busy revising the error list OF
Collector Dickey. A number of trans
fers were made during the day and the
committees were all busy at their re-
spectivo duties Among the visitors at
the courtroom yesterday we're ex Levy
Courtlnan Morrison and ex.Clerk Of
the Peace Springer.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-14

In the L. S. Senate on Thursday the
bill for the admission Of Dakota was re-
ported iavorably and placed on the cal
lendar. Mr. Ptndleton offered joint
resolution appropriating S25, 1000, to he
made Immediately available under the
direction OF the Commissioner of Agri-
rnlture, for the suppression Of the foot
and mouth disease among the cattle in
Kansas. The resolution was referred to
the Committee on Agriculture. In a
few minutes it was reported back byMr.
Plnmb with a favorable recommenda-
tion, and he asked that it be considered
at once Objection was made, and it
went over until today. The Senate then
adjourned.
In the House, Mr.. O'Nell, of Penna.,
presen ed a memorial of the Philadel-
phia Board of Trade king the passage
Of the Senate bill for the construction of
additional steel cruisers. The Post-of-
fec Appropr alton bill was considered
in Committee of the Whole. An amend
ment, off red by Mr.. Skinner, of New
York, increasing the appropri iation for
payment to letter-carriers and the Incl
denial expenses Of free delivery service
from 81, 900, 900 to 81 ,0JO, 600, was adopt
ed, after discussion, by a vote OF l22 to
55. Mr.. Hoar moved to strike out the
proviso that land.grant railroads shall
receive for mail transportation but 80
per cent of the ompensation allowed to
other roads. After much discussion,
the Committee rose for the purpose of
'imi'ing debate on the pending para
graph.
Mr.. Townshend moved that the de-
bate closed at 8 o'clock, which woul
give an hour and half, but the Repub-
iicans desiring three hours, most of
them ahstained from voting. This, how
ever, did not break the quorum, and
Mr.. Wait, Of Connecticut, who voted
in the affirmative, moved to reconsider
and to table that motion. Pending this,
Mr.. Hoar moved to adjourn. This being
voted down on yea and nay vote, MIR.
watts mott was agreed to, and the
hour of five having arrived, the House,
IN motion of Mr. Tow wnshend, adjourned. !
Daily Republican., 1884-03-14
A Wilmington Tramp Abroad.

On Wednesday last three tramps
were arrested at Ephrata, Pa, near
Reading, charged with the murder OF
another tramp named Halry. Among
the four men taken into custody was
one James Dellon who said he hailed
from Wilmington, Del. The evidence
showed thar Haley was run over by a
train and killed, hence the prisoners
were discharged,
Daily Republican., 1884-03-14
A FAREWELL SUPPER.
T.. =. Williamson Entertaius His
Friends In Fine style at GOtwaI's
KcSfaurAnf.

Last evening f. =. Williamson, lat
Vice President of he Capele Hard war
Company, gave farewell supper on hi
withdrawal from the firm, to the clerk
of the establishment, together with seve
raj prominent business men and friends
at GOtwals restaurant, No. Sl2 Marke
street. Shortly after o'clock those as.
sembled we're invited to the bauqueting
room and sat down to one Of the finest
suppers ever gotten up in this city for a
|private party.
Mr.. Gotwal fully proved himself
master of the caterers art and showed
in the preparation Of this repast that
| he was fully competent to tickle the
palate af the most fastidious epicurean.
In addition to his ability as caterer
he employs first class cooks, conse-
quenJly everything served up at this
restaurant Is always palatable. The
menu last night consisted of oysters in
every style, raw, stewed, panned or
fried roast turkey, chicken salad, cele-
ry and number Of side dishes with
ice cream and an abundance of fruit as
relish.
Judging from the manner in which
tne JeLuptluk NldHus Idpluly ulSdp-
peared, those present had been prepar-
ing for this occasion and as a result
made things lively for the good things
set before them. The table was nicely
decorated and everything fixed up in a
tasty manner. While the meal was in |
progress the time was spent in social |
conversation and cracking numerous
Jokes, all Of which had tendency to
make the time pass away pleasantly.
After the inner man had been fully
satisfied, the party fingered around the
table for some time discussing the va.
rious issues of the day, after which they
took their departure, one and all wish
Ing Mr.. w. unbounded success in his
new avocation.
Mr.. Williamson informed a REPUB-
LICAN reporter that he had leased part
of Christfeld & Best's store, No. 515I
Market street, now occupied by Ferd
Carson, and will engage in the real es-
ate business on and after March 25.
Mr.. w. is an old resident of this city
md has always been classed among the
n ost honorable business men, and his
many friends wish him success in his
lew departure.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-14
The wooSh er.

Washington, March ID, 1884.
a rain storm prevails throughout the
South Atlantic, Eastern Gulf States
and Tennessee, with northeasterly
winds Thunder storms were reported
in Louisiana. The temperature rose
decidedly in the lower lake region and
Northern New York and fell In Georgia
and Tennessee. On Thursday after.
noon it was sixteen degrees warmer at
Detroit than at Atlanta. To.morrow "
the same conditions are likely to con.
tinue.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-14
=. Let the Dead

past bury its dead" Don't grumble
about the worthless nostrums you have
taken, but go get bottle of Canada Pine
Syrup, cure your cold and be happy.
It's a good honest remedy and costs only
twenty five cents at the drug stores.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-14
Look Before YOu Leap.

Eureka Roach Exterminator, the
housekeeper's friend. 1t is perfectly
harmless, and it never fails. The only
safe preparation where yon have chill
dren. For sale at all the drug stores.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-14
A karprIse Party

On Wednesday evening the parlors Of
the residence of William W. Bullock
at No. 1923 Delaware avenue, were
flied with select party, the occasion
being the fifteenth birthday of hi.
daughter, Katie f.. Bullock. Music
was furnished by Mr.. George n. Maris.
is me 10 couple participated in playing
games, which was continued until II
O'Clock, when the company were in.
vited to the dining room, where large
table was filled with refreshments. The
cakes, lemonade, fruit, confectionery,
etc, seemed like the widows cruise of
oil, inexhaustible, and the guests, after
a vigorous attack, retired, satisfied that
in was physical impossibility to clear
the table.
Playing was again INDUCED in until
late hour, when the merry party re-
tired, we'll pleased with the entertain.
ment, and wishing many happy re-
turns of the day to Miss Katie. She
received numerous presents, among
which was handsome velvet auto.
graph album, from three school friends
ONE WHO WAS THERE.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-14

A CARD.-TO ALL WHO ARE SUI.
n fering from the errors and indiscre.
tiOns OF youth, nervous weakness, early de-
cay. loss OF manhood, etc. L will send recipe
that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered by mis-
si0Earv IN South America. Send a self-a!
dressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH 7.
INN AN, station ID, New York CITY.
mari.eOd d&W-ty
Daily Republican., 1884-03-14

Go and be convinced that Sme]tz &
Co., is the cheapest place tobuy peaches
in the city. Apples, oranges, lemons,
butter, eggs, cheese, sweet potatoes,
white potatoes, and all kinds of country
prodnCc, at No. 13 East Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-14
Thirty.One Watches

with Old Honesty, and eight clocks with
Durham plug, have been distributed
within the last six weeks, by Chapman,
at the great tobacco mart, with
Orange streets.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-14
To He or Not To Re.

That is the question. Whether tits best
to nse sixteen handkerchiets a week
battling with "cold in the head or
with twenty five cent bottle of Canada
Pine Syrup; end it.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-14

Rev. A. w. Williams, Of Philadel.
phia, will preach at West Presbyte-
ran church, corner Of Eighth and
Washington streets, this evening at 7
o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-14
AUctiOva !

Finn & Jackson's closing out sale
commences Friday at 2 o'clock, and
continues every afternoon and evening
until stock is sold.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-14
SPECIAL n ENIlOB


49,. L., .,..,,. - A., ..a t.... . a - -. ,
'an W E'," ,ho - 'nn .no vI'u"oi any ar''cie
'na,i 'h.s, ma. e'oiy'ny VINO uses IL
,b.;r tri.nh, Th;. 10 ,h. na.a n';.p ~ ~
"Canaia Pine SYRUP" the great lung
remedy % cents n bottle.
en.,.or.u,.
Reduced in prices. Fine re.touched ca bine,
toloced ron OF, , f,,w per d9nen 70 tSo per
,cinced tr"r, 81 20 ner dozen Ma 10 I, 30 NO, d"1,
en-. !. q, Holland, photographer, gallery
o7 Market street.
Fish.
Powell Bros. have on their stalls in
the Third street and Madison street
markets, salmon, trout, pike, white
fish, fresh mackerel, goldfish, haddock,
black baaa, smeltz, trrrapin, etc.
Painting.
n Dauner 51o M.rk.t s,re.t ia st;,l
aliveard r.aav to do ali kinds of raint.
ing and granting. Jobbinp a specially.
Harxa,ns, Rarv.,,s,,
For the next thirty davs IN CIGARS and
tobacco. TO make room for new stock.
at lO5 East Second street.
Family Eiour.
Gail on Kimble, Front and Madison
streets, for good family Y flour good -four,
A.75 per barrel. !
N.wA..ty.,
Fresh shad and herring. and all kinds
of fresh fish at the stalls of w. peunell
l2O and 122 King street.
Slad, q. shad.
and oil LIND. ,t sub at Mc,,,ur.,, st,,l,
~ ~ ' AZ N''''' - "''A''"
u.,.,,,
IIouse and sign nointiug nv Walter
Joseuh al ~, Mnr,,., .tr.,.t
Daily Republican., 1884-03-14
state Of tho Thermometer
At the REPUBLICAN Ohice in the shade,
O'Clock 10 O'Clock IL O'Clock
80 80 800

Fem & Co.'S thermometer registered
yesterday, A. degrees at p. M, Al at
8 p. m.. and 43 at 10 p. m.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-14

True pOliteness is the touch of a noble
character !" It is the gold on the spire,
the sunlight ON the corntield."
Daily Republican., 1884-03-14

The neatest thing we have seen yet in
the shoe fastening line is Bars patent
sold by Boddy& Son, West Fourth street
Call and see them.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-14
&SKg4MN|IiI
Sun rises 0l2. sun sets q.
UhTtstfold l. Hest.
Agents for Dunlap's Hats.
RunsfOrd Brother Haators.
sun sets b.O6.

Agents for Dunlap's Hats.
RumfOrd Brothers, Haafers.
Lots fmud
Time tor storms.
Time for bluebirds.
Another bat le In Egypt
Have your grape vine trimmed.
Let your straw hat severely alone.
The sun Is daily growing In power.
lronclad leases will hold all the time
Southern shad are coming Into market.
Goal, -four, feed, Steward, 713 W. Front.
Good flour 21zc h, Front and Madison st.
City Laundry, Sixth and Shipley streets.
| Millard +. Davis, jewelers. f. End street.
Carpet sweepers, white wash brushes 99c
Wrlngers sold and repaired, at 3l3 Shipley
q. S. Humphrey & Bro, ,hatters, SO2 Marke
Fine Is X. Kings, at Hanf, ID f. Fourth
Cut Flowers at Hayden's, 9th and Shipley
Brazilian Balm, coughs and colds, 10 ct
Lightning rods put up by W. J. Morrow
The coal trade has been brisk this season
March certainly keeps up Its old reputa
ton.
lar.
Alexander II was aSsassi mated March 18th
1881.
Catalogue Of Roses at Hayden's, 9th and
Shipley.
Coffee roaster. 400 King street. Fresh roast
ed daily.
The Planet Uranus was discovered Marsh
18th, ISL
Mourning letters make blackmailing high.
ly respectable.
House cleaning season is too far off to give
US any uneasiness.
The greatest known depth of the Atlanti C
ocean is five miles.
We Ike to see good feeling among Chris.
tian demo .ninatiOns.
How may more cold waves do you think
we will have this winter?
Some persons around here ara trying to
force the season very much.
Last year about this time we were look ing
for that Virgins BLIZZARD"
Railroads and newspapers are great civil
lizers tho rifle a great missionary.
A lady wants to know "if lover can he
called suitor If he doesn't suit her."
Might as we'll cut the trees down al togeth.
or as to trim them as some people do.
schism is what happens to a party when
there are two candidates for one office.
Coal miners wages may be reduced but
coal itself sells at the same old price.
Or: Darmon may be consulted at his office.
No. 1874 Camac street, Philadelphia.
Earthen tre.pIoof stew kettles. Warrant
ed fire proof l. Lewis Row Alb King street
For good butter and cheese, 20 to II. IL.
M Moore, stalls " and "a, Second street market
house
Take your babies to Hollands, 301 Market
street, and have their pictures taken BY the
instantaneous process.
Asthma ana BrOnQnits cured by DR.
KINGS NEW DISCOVERY for ConsumptiOn.-
Trial Bottles free. N. B. Danforth.
My stock Of frames composed ofgold plush,
velvet and fancy mOuldings, will make your
eyes glistcn and mouth water II yCu see
them. q. X. Baugh, 203 West Second st.
ID. Ross, lie Market street, received yes
terday, tlom New York, a large invoice of
gents derby and nObby hats, which he can
sci at low prices. 1t will pay you to call
and examine his stock
Just opened W. r. Green has opened a
boot and shoe store at the N. W. corner of
Third and King streets, Odd Fellows build
Ing. with full line OF boots and shoes. as
cheap as the cheapest. Call and see them.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-14

All kinds OF job printing done at the
REF UBLICAN Office. Good work and
lair prices.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-14
The SheriHaIry.
For the REPUBLICAN,.


The system of nominating the Sheriff
and Coroner in this county has brought
about a custom of canvassing the
county by tha candidates for that nomi.
nation that is tedious and troublesome,
and to a man who is dependent upon
the faithful prosecution of his business
for livelihood it is great tax ON time,
While II Is not necessary to tell farm
er that my entire time should be spent
at home, after we have fully entered
upon our springs work: in order that
everything may be kept properly going
III this branch of business, there are
other classes Of people who would not
50 well understand why would not
have much time for canvassing for the
nomination for Sheriff after about the
middle of March,
And while ! may not be able to do as
much of it rs has been customary, or rs
much as some other candidate who is
situated, ! will do so as far
rs circumstances will allow, and hope
that no one feeling favorably inclined
to my nomination will withhold from
me his support on account Of not having
had my personal solicitation.
w. A. HUKILL,
Kirkwood, Del, March IL, 1884.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-14

Buy the WEEKLY REPUBLICAN 70,
IL 9 country sales.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-14

Oranges by the ton and selling for q
mere trihe, at smeltz & Co., No. 13 East
Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-14
WATCHES!
WATCHES
WATCHES!!!

AMERICAN LEVER WATCHES,
warranted for two years,
In Silver Cases, good movement, $500
" " 1900
q" 3 OF. better, " 1850
" "stiIl" 2O.OO
" extra fins " $3.50
Cents Gold Watches, IS to 1900
Ladies " " $500
Ladies fine Elgin movement,
$500 to $4,000
If these watches are not as rep
sented and correct timekeepers,
bring them back. A full and
complete line of Ladies and
Gents Chains, Charms and Rings,
as we'll as very handsome as
sortment Of Ladies' Bracelets.
Neck-chains Sets, Earrings, ETC.,
at the very lowest cash prices,
on weekly or monthly pay
mentS,
Daily Republican., 1884-03-14

can be given of the value of any article
than this, that everybody who uses it
SPEAKS well OF it and recommends it TO
their friends. This is the case with
"Canaia Pine Syrup" the great lung
remedy % cents o bottle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-18
Euprcnle Court OF Appeals

Thia court met yesterday forenoon at 10
O'clock, and after transacting the following
business, adjourned till Thursday at 10 A. N ::
S.P. Mccormick, Of Grafton, was admitted
to practice in this court, on motion Of John
4 W. Mason, OF the same place. =. l.i.5,I.
Phebs Thotses vs.. the town OF Grafton,
from Taylor county; petition for writ Of error
refused. 20 ~ i..,i4 +5}
State w. Hieginbo!ham, from Karawha
county; appeal aud supsrsadeas refused.
Jasper poa va. Marion Machine Works,
from Taylor county; submitted by consent.
NJ. MeGuir We. John Doonan, from Tsy.
lor comfy; submitted. ,sis---. -
A. II. Cnilds vs. @. s. Hurd, from Taylor
county; submitted.
Max we'll l. Isham vs. O. F. Hanshay, from
Taylor county; submitted. 3E9, AS
Grafton Building Association vs.. John
Carr. from Taylor county; submitted.
William Miller & Go. VS.. J. N. Lake, from
Barbour county; submitted. a. FiS 81 ~
.6ta:e vs.. +. NJ. Dent, from Preston county:
submitted. ~ IS, s.,''.,st., 4 III
@. Ksnsble vs.. G. Cresap, from Preston
county; continued. a. j1ls tEl5 Gil. igA'.
b. Love and wife va. W. 7. Teter, from
Barbour county; submitted. .5' e
G. & G. Railroad Company vs.. Lucas Fore
man, from Taylor county; submitted.
Board OF Education OF 81. George vs., Ward
Psreons, ct al, from TUCKER, county; sut.
mitied. ~ $t5l .....t 6 : ;SL
! State Of Wes. Virginia VS., Carter emith,
from Taylor county; submitted. a j s; }I..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-18
CACGilrlh TuE ACT.
A Youth Betcc:ea kebhins y None


A Youth Beiec:ca kcbhing u Honey
Drawer. 80 81
Mention wac made yesterday morning O
thu arrest OF Frank Church for robbing the
money draTer oiNstuls Luccheai. the Italian
coniec!ioner opposite the City Building.
Tho Italian swore he saw Church take the
money, bu. The prisoner produced evidences
in his defense which. il trae, completely up.
set tbs story OF thacouplsinant, and Squire
Ankle dismissed Church.
+. Yesterday morning Lacchesi caught boy
named Ball, companion Of Uhurch's,
robblng his money drawer, and sent
for Lieutenant Sylvia, OF the city
police forca. Balls father sgyeed to make
restitution Of all the money tbs I,slicn had
lost II he would sg.es not to prosecute, anG
he accepted tho Offer, and received $3.50. Ball
eaid this was The l:st time he had ever stolen
any money, but that Frank Church had fre-
quently dono so In his presence. Accordingly
Church WAS rearrested, aad held In $500 bal.
for his appearance for 6 hearing Thursday.
The guilty parties are boys otsixteen or seven.
teen years. No one can pity the coniec,ioner
much, as be failed to secura h!u till after II
had been repeatedly robbed to bis knowledge.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-18
PERSONAL MENTION,
news and Gossip In Relation to vnrion,

News and Gossip In Relation to Various
| I'll 5n.i. F0ople.
8. W. Murray, Of Milton, Pa prominent
iron man, is III town. st&a4
Messis. W. K. Pendlston and George B.
Stacy, Of Bethany, were down yesterday.
Messrs. G. W. Thompson and W. N. Chan.
cellor, Of Pa,ksnburg, were sgain In the city
yesterday. ieris -
Mr.. J. II. Close and wife, Of 81. Clsirsyille,
were vt the Mcclure house yesterday, en- route
TO Philadelphia.
E. W. Metcalf, the well known Boston
wool buyer, Ia paying his annual visit to
Wheeling, and has his headquarters at the
| McLure. IS. sir5ss,
Mr.. B. Walker Peterson intends leaving
for New YORK this evening to meet Mr.. Reon
Barnes and other railroad men with whom
! he Is associated.
Mr.. L. L.. Smith, OF Middlebourne, Tyler
county, End Hon. Charles Wells. OF Marion
couniy, we:o among the West Virgtnians In
the city yesterday.
United States Marshal Atkinson left Last
evening for Paykersburg, TO attend the
| United States Circuit Court, which will be
presided over ut this session by Chiet: J Justice
Waite. 1892
Mr.. Will A1mbrecht, OF Wheeling, W. Va,
ARR Sed In the city on Tuesdsy evening, on q
prcsp. cling tour. He Is clever young gen.
ilenun, aud We hope he'll look US over care.
fnlIy before going farthcr.-Brainerd, MINI,
Tribune ~ 90 '-"st7. ,-t.El'sr ff e.
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or the Lincoln slnb Complete Their
.r.E Organization.

or the lincoln lab Complete Their
Organization.
The Plumed Knights Of the Lincoln Club
met lest night at the club rooms, and com.
pleted the civil organization and elected lie Q
officers. The officers elected are:
President, B. W. Peterson; Vice President,
Ed. L. Rsst; Second Vics.President. s. P.
Morton; Third Vice-President, John W. Robb;
Recording Secretary, y. B. Harrison; Assist
ant, Jsmts X. Hsll; Corresponding Secretary,
George A. Laughlin. .ss E %.57i 4.
The following officers were selected
Captain. Will B. Fisher; First Lieutenant,
L. Il D. Hunter; Second, John r. Msnde;
chird, James D. Bodley; Ensign, W. r.
Hartman; Q1srtermastsr, N. Dlnger; First
Seysssrt, g. (. Norton; Second Irwin Single.
tor; Third. Charies W. List; Fourth, Alfred
Davis; Fifth, George Gushing.
The club has now over eighty members,
and is composed Of some Of the leading
young Republicans Of Wheeling, as will be
seen from the list OF officers. Membership lie
a.ill opon 10 Republicans between the ages
Of Is and IS years.
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These prices are based on wholesale transactions
OF this day, sublrc 10 duripg the eek
Corrected by BACH Az 4 MEYER, general comlnis.
sion Merchants, t.n Ids AArEet street. ~ Z
.Appts-Fat Of 60 per bril- new So Is per bushel,
Beans- Primo write rnvy Sl25s2 60 per busbcl:
prime white medium g. Lima " .tc; msrrGwfit
s! SOAR per bushcl. cay ,5l ~ l.'. :, y
Rutter-Gtod Creamery lSa2.c; choice dairy loa
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A weIIaburser in.1roublc. (

Joasph ChImbsrlain was arrested yester-
dsy at Wellsburg by Officer Hzwley, upon a
warrant sworn ouiby Mrs. Rupert, y married
lady, whose hushsnd is q blower In the win,
dow glsss worka there, charging him with
breaking and entering their house with intent
% commit rape. He had hearing before
Squire Qlest yesterday afternoon, when he
vas bound over to court. His bull was fixed
At $500. Mi. Caldwell appeared for the
plaintiff, Mr.. summeiville for the defendant.
"A slight runaway occurred yesterday after:
noon. DR.. Curtie' horse ran up street with
his office boy In dog csrt. The horse kicked
down the dash board, striking the driver OF
the leg and cutting hsah cash about one
and ons.half inches long aud one-Aalf inch