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ABOUT pEop1n.
strangers n, the oifyI and wheeling Folk

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~, s, i n RaadEoi n jisnont xas;r, tlie
sstn,,is ~ $50. T.
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J., as,anSaa lVests,n ton M, -. y
~ sAsst,s4 - y, q a. 1.i.,,,; q.
Miss Ina LAM n :. p.iIo,sa ~
visiting n a. eog ~, ~ pstte. !, !.
Miss Minute " alIeis oi .ne lsinu, teis
saturday Tor her new nome " Lancaster
"a. ,i,s..,,;. {, az
Miss Eliza Martin. q New Martl Y z &,
=. the guest OF MES LizEie l'ash' Oh soutn
rem i streee. .If.,
h. Mr.. John Quigg, who has been laid Up
By. tyn n fever ior 9 long time, was abe
70 wax 9ut seturuay'
Rev. samyel Boyd has gone to Milton,
Cabell county, 70 spend the summer with
his stepson, MI. !. =: BefgeS.
The Misses shatisr, Of Grafton, are visit.
ing their cousini Miss Virginia Smaller, at
the Wheeling Female College.
Mr.. Dave Kull, Jr., the well.known car
rage manufacturer, is lying dangerously
Ill at his residence on Twentieth street.
Miss Matte, daughter Of 7. T. Cockayne,
who has been visiting her sister, Miss
Grace, at GAINESVILLE, Ohio, has returned
home. a
M, q. n Tanev win Il IL understood.
ramnvs n Charleston and reside There in
order 10 Give proper attention to the State
Y
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FAN CARNIVAL at the Alhambra Palace
rink, on Thursday evening, May q, on
which occasion tine toilet set will be
awarded to the lady having the largest
fan while skating.
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At an early hour Friday morning, a fire
at Ronceverte, Gfeenbrier county, started,
1t Is supposed, by incendiaries, destroyed
the store house and goods Of Theodore
Miller, valued at about $4,000. on which
there was an insurance Of 5000; also a
small bakery, the postotfice with Its con-
tents and tho grocery store in which II
was located were destroyed, causing q fur
Their loss Of about 5000, on which there
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THE ROBBERS F0IEED'
N rpEIR LATEST AFr 9Esp

nv - : D - -. d ~ = j q
4 = - ----- =. M
Two Gases In which They Not Only Got mo-
,naa,y. hut Narrowly Escaped Punctuf.
49, ~. Ths,. p.r.us,s = susnLe,ous
s ~ 1"s.. y,rs.t,s.,iT
chafasters VINO saSuiu ~ ? " y s1''ss
,a5 ~ - Il ~
For q time the masked burglars who be-
can n series Of brilliant, operations Id their
a. =, Il. = xas;da,ce n Gid man Worken.
~ isis ~ ss o,,o
alr, in Manchester, sevsfAi snoisns sso,
seemed TO have everything their own way:
THEY Operated with impunity, though
soon,,n,Iv without caution. made several
,ssti u ~, ID, an tho
good hauls, anu Wete appa.s W sle
high road to prosperity. Lately, however,
lnck seems 10 have been against them.
In the Daum robbery, last week, they got
nothing to pay for their trouble, while
their inexcusable and cruel treatment OF
the old lady had the effect 81 arorsing the
indignation Of the community, as well as
putting people on their guard.
Two still more recent attempts at rob-
befy are reported, though whether by the
same parties In both cases Is only amatter
ofconiecture. In both the results were
unsati stactory,, and narrowly escaped be-
ing disastrous, to thethieyes. 1none case,
at least, there is no room Tor doubt that
the visitors were the same precious pair
who committed the Daum outrage.
\ "A Nopru WHEELING VISIT. Il. -
r. "a. -. eoi,vls. :, S.s 10 700
Ats9 cary hoH ~. saiut AZ rSo;Ianso w" ~
masked men I'M. sh.eea M. NJ eiaWn.;oroi
S DIE: tst ntss ss;hast l. = widow with two
tsoaa. ss. s ~ one y; bss dsnah ts "
youhs a.usas ,nyni - ahort Nh NJ Il
aWoke 'ataIuey =, .saa slsrr,eS t .o q "a
LITE .,,. = , ;aySSA H. an aSjn;n;na soom She
stated n r;se when slie' nut her foot on q
man crouchfng beside her bed. She
screamed. and her sister aud mother
awoke. The man rose, and dashing into
the other room, he and another man
who was there seized bureau drawer
each, and made their escape.
Mrs. Seibert's brother, Martin CLARK,
lives next door, He was awakened by the
screams OF the women. and hastily dress.
ing he seized shotgun and pursued the
thieves, who were bold enough TO remain
near to see IL the cries aroused the neigh.
bors.d Mr.. Clark fred after them, but the
distance was too great for the shot to take
effect, and tile men escaped by le3ping
over the old stone quarry at Jonathan'e
rsyine, the same path by which the
Workenauer robbers escaped.
No violence was offered the ladies, but
doubtless had Mr.. Clark not appeared
when he did the men would have re
turned to the house. The bureau draw.
efs we're found in the stone quarry Satur.
day. There was no large amount Of money
in the house, and the men were probably
after the pension received By Mrs. seibert,
whose husband ;wasa soldier. gs
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wheeling Paper Warehouse. III.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Laughlin aud Junction
For CineInnatI2 Steamer Andes
HnstettoF's HltterG-l hIrd page.
paSlic ii. intman & Co Fourth page
= ChApIfne Street ktnk-fourth nage.
SUMMER slIks-k. n. MCGlllu = Co.-Fourth
Furniture. DEC. Mendel q co.-First page,
kelman & Co. General Machinists aud Engine
Builders ID j. III
Gauze undCfWeRr-J.S Rhodes d Co.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Ratlfoad-Eo urth page.
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81 Ia

A large line Of colored Ria.
dame Silks that form a partoI
this recent large Silk purchase
will go, into Mondays Special
Sale marked at 621lc per yard.
For this purchase one would
say that values seemed to have
been annihilated. Not in the
history Of the Dry Goods trade
have these desirable Silk Fab
RIGS been purchased as low, and
it is evident from the fact that
to produce them IS percent
must be added to the selling
price that not again this season
or in the future will they be
thrown upon the market at the
ridiculously low prices at which
we own them.
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bridgeport.

Mr.. John D. Park, Of Cincinnati, was in
o.r,n "a tnrAo1f 'N7H IVA nv
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Fux on wheels-the Tug Of War at the
Chapline street rink this evening.
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papia Asl1-..glo ana s:arntsl1e,

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50

A full line Of colored Satins
in desirable shades has been
purchased and will be foundin
Mondays Special Sale marked
at soc. per yard. We wiIiaot
say that these goods are worth
81 90 per yard, but that nlr-
chant who sells as good good
for 7sc. gives unusual god
value to his customers.
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Martin,s.Ferryt.

Mr.. John Mcclure, who has been sick
for sometime, Is able TO DO out again. +.
Curhstona Is being delivered for curbing
the west side Of Hanover street up to
Fourth. ii'
3 Capt. VIII Lykes left Saturday for Home,
stead, Pa, 10 attend the funeral OF his
mother.in-law. ~ IL
On Wednesday the women's Union
Benevolent Society will meet ct The. house
Of Mrs. George Robinson, in Newland's
addition. y
Mr.. Albert POWELL former resident Of
this place who left for Nebraska aghort
time ago, writes back that he Is now set
tied down and likes the country very
much. XIX.
Tho Presbyterian Church waswellf filed
yesterday morning. to hear the sermon
preached to the .Lilies Of the Valley
Missionary Band by Rev. Mr.. Walker.
Another Band was Organized, TO be called
the w r. Chalfant Baud. They Wills
assistance to him In his foreign mission
field. ,sss ,i..,l ;,ts.35l
Ths Board OF Education have decided
TO bold commencem ent exercises IN the
United Presbyterian Church on May 90.
The class Is seven In nuH ber, the meme
bers being Misses Maud Newland, Ida and
Ella Deyault, Annie Green and Daisy
Hobensack, and Messrs. Fred Jones and
Louis othermund. a,
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MONDAY MORNING,


To say that these prices are
the. lowest prices ever made on
Silks would not be keeping
within the bounds Of truth. But
to say that the goods upon
which these prices appear are
the best value ever offered in
this market at the price is to
state a fact that will be clearly
established when the goods are
presented to customers for their
inspection.
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nlllaire.

~ stsN' beltAiFe.
J. NJ. Maring was able to go out for a
ride yesterday. Ne.
The Baltimore & Ohio force in the Office
and on the freight platforms has been re-
duced.
Mr. Martin cowen, Of Chicago, was here
yesterday on his way to visit relatives at
Flushing.
Mrs. Armstrong viii conduct the
lMoundsyillc campmeettng eating house
this summer.
i Superintendent Jones and anumber Of
tthe teachers took steamboat ride down
the river Saturday.
There was quarterly meeting and the
the Second N. E. Church yesterday.
Union street is being surveyed on tho
South side OF the creek, where the build
ing Of the new bridge will cause II TO be
opened.
w. NJ. Durgan and I. ]. Irwin are dele
gates 10 the Grand Council OF the Order
OF Red Men, which will beheld tomorrow
at Marysyille, Q.
The Mother Hubbard performance at
the Niagara rink, Saturday night, was
pretty well attended, and most OF the
costumes were gotten up in good style.
On next Sunday morning spangler
Post, G, A. K, will attend in a body
preaching at the South Bellaire NJ. y.
church. Rev. T. q. Taylor will preach.
The dirt from the grading for the new
Baltinore 4 Ohio bridge approach at Ben
wood Is being brought here to extend the
second track over the I'LL west OF the cattle
yards. 4. " ~ ai
Rev. S. j. McRallip was able to be at
church yesterday, but took no part in the
exercises, except TO pronounce tie bene-
diction. Rev. Mr.. Mcdonald preached
the sermon. !
There was a report Saturday that gas
had been struck at the vel on Anderson's
run, near Armstropg's Mill. There was
no truth. in the report, but there are indi-
cationstbat make those interested hopeful.
Attic Elysian rink next Friday even ng
WILDE the benefit for the striking steel
workers. Several brass bsnlsN will be
present, and the Princess is expected to
bring delegations from Martins Ferry,
Bridgeport and Wheeling. Several prizes
will be given for skating and dancing.
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IN A NUTSHELL.

Outside Of metropolitan mar.
kets a larger stock Of Silks ca1 .,
not be found than we carry j
comprises silks Of all grades
and styles, invariably the --latest
and freshest, because large sales
demand quick replenishmf,nSf
and our prices are as well graded
as our goods. From this c5 10.
mense stock purchasers Of Slls
have an opportunity Of selecting .as, a;ii
their goods at prices that WI ~
prove entirely satisfactory +"
them.
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TaiR !, Il, j, I: STATE.
Academic and 1neldsnts in West yirEinil

and Vicinity. 81
Aten.year.old son Of Samuel A kire, Of
Ellenboto, was drowned Friday while
playing along the bank Of Middle Island
creek.
Emmett o. Smith, editor and proprietor
OF the Jackson Bugle, published at Ravens
wood, Jackson county, has been commits
stoned postmaster At that place.
Last week atthe Weston Asylum, oneie.
male patient was dismissed on bond and
one male patient escaped, but was recap
tured. There were no admissions and no
deaths. va
r.. h. Crawford, Of Summers county, in-
dicted for burglary at the last term OF
court, plead guilty and was sentenced to
four years imprisonment In the peniten-
tiary. He was the third one at that term
OF court who confessed and was sentenced.
They were all charged with different
ofienses.
The Charleston Tymes tells Of an addi-
tional expense in the building OF the new
State House as follows: The contract for
buildingthe stone portico in front Of the
State House, as originally designed, was
hAh1lHu W nlbE0A6t huuubE " 0Ihb1t bh9
present State House contractors, for the
sum Of $5,10s.
Two new papers have recently been
started In Cabell county. One is called
the Star and Ia published at Milton; the
other Is the Times and is published at
Guyandotte. Both are small as yet, but
are sprightly and bid fair to become per;
manent fixtures. They have the best
wishes Of the fraternity for their success.
Hu Maxwell, editorof the Tucker county
Pioneer, is being pushed by his friends as d
candidate for County School superintend.
ent. He'is an energetic man Of sterling
qualities and Is just the sort Of q man the
people Of Tucker county need at the head
OF their schools. Mr.. Maxwell b an
author and poet Of marked and acknowl-
edged ability. He Is well read and has
good practical ideas.
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Afew iayssince D. K. Hoaf, of Green
brier county met with aserious and pain
ful accident which will probably result
fatally. Mr.. Hoaf was driving an OK team,
hauling log 10 steam saw mill, when
his cart overturned, throwing him TO The
ground and the log caught him and passed
ever his body. His injuries consist of'a
number Of broken ribs, whichpress into
his lungs, broken collar bone, and Q
badly dislocated and broken arm. He Is
sixty,eight years old and eau hardly
rennyar.l W. ~ 49, 1. ~.
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II you want to laugh see tho Tug Of War
on skates at the Chapline street rink to-
night.
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iWHERs the Tug ofEWar- on skates has
been seen 1t Is unanimously voted the
fall rink exhibitions. II will
be seen at the Chapline street rink TO.
night. Every person attending gets ,
chance for one Of the four elegant prizes.
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RIyRnNEws

stage Of tho watsr and Movements of the
r steamboats.
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I'VE have Just received a new stock Of
'''N JgIs ". GRuBB, the Jeveler,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Sts.
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No time should be lost in building the
addition to the Insane Asylum at Weston
authorized by the last Legislature. From
all over the State come complaints about
the necessity Of keeping lunatics in Jail,
where they cannot be treated or in any
way properly cared for. AT the rtcint
meeting Of the Board Of Directors held for
the purpose Of opening bids for building
the addition there were no bids,
and the Board adjourned until July
III, in the meantime the work To-
be again advertised. A doubt existed at
that meeting. as TO when the $4,000 ap-
propriated for the work could be gotten
ont Of the treasury, and Judge Johnston
was appointed to call on the Governor
and ascertain whether the $1,000 appno!
priated ont oil, the revenues OF this year
could not be had at once.
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Rev. S. ]. McKallip was able to be at
church yesterday, but took no part in the
exercises, except TO pronounce tie bene:
diction. Rev. Mr.. Mcdonald preached
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Rev. Df. Cunningham preached a ser.
mon for young men last night, his. topic
being, Hacking One Thing. " The dis
coutse abounded In valuable suggestions
10 young men. 4 q
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LACE PARAsol Gowns, in black and
white, at BRuEs 4 ooEE2R's.
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A cHolcE line otparasols and sun UNI.
bfellas at BRuEs q CoEHER's'
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TnE Western Union Telegraph Com
many has reduced tho rate between this
city and New York TO % cents for ten
tt,nrIl y,eeSaOnp H.
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BRugs & GoFsER are selling boys shirt
waists for Zoe, former price 81 90. u
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HENRY PFRFPER, Of the Fifth Ward,
drank q cup Of concentrated I've last week
in mistake for wine, and still suffers rom
the results Of the error. though he viii
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N n ~ Il Planners ~ D
cabinet photographs are the best in the
city; only g so per dozen.
4 : Mss Main street Wheeling. &
DIAMOND trimmings, something new,
for saleby BRpEs q oofyER,
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Mis- SUSANNA MvRlhER was Saturday
appointed administrative Of the estate Of
William Mueller, deceased, giving bond
in the sum Of $1,000, with Peter Welty as
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Gke qatelligslgfe''e
New Advertisements.


0nieo Nos. .5 and "a Foprteenth Street,
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eTnR rue orwARisat the chapline street
rink this evening, the first lime In Wheel.
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A SHORE boat in tho back river, occu-
pied by Abe Keller and family, Of Pitts
burph, was burned to the waters edge
Saturday, and with the exception OF the
stove none Of the contents we're saved:
Keller was putting new roof on the boat,
when the pitch caught fire. { - (;
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The dirt from the grading for the new
Baltinore 4 Ohio bridge approach at BEN
wood Is being brought here to extend the
second track over the I'LL west OF the cattle
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Mis-. NANCY STANTON, widow Of the late
Governor Benjamin Stanton, died en- Sat
urday morning, at the residence OF her
daughter, Mrs. O. w. B. Allison. The
funeral will take place this afternoon,
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are making panel rho photographs iorS4 per
dozen, 1lss Main street Wheeling,
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w. NJ. Durran aud 7. ]. Irwin are dele
gates 10 the Grand Council OF the Order
Of Red Men, which will be'held tomorrow
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VERY NELL PUT.

Why do we defer until tomorrow what we
should do to-day? Why do we neglect cough
until it throws us into Consumption, and Con-
sumption brings us to the grave? DIR. WIN.
HALLS BALSAM is sure to cure If taken in
season. 1t has never been known to fail. Use
it thoroughly, according to directions Per-
severe until the disease is conquered, as it is
certain to be, even if should require a dozen
bottles. There is no better medicine for pull
monary disorders. fe24-isly&wly
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TO INVESTORS.

TNHE CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COM
L pany sold 10 the German lutheran Col.
ony all OF lis lands IN To 80 n, X. l L. aud TO
the Strain Colony all Of its Lands I'M m 50
\, Il. > (. In the following named townships
lying 10 the west and south o: the German
Lutheran Colony and 10 the north and west of
the strain Colony the Railroad Company now
offers for sale its patented lands at the following
rates, viz:
5,240 acres in Up 50 y, r. I W, graded, at
Sl5.720; in one sale al Si0470.
CLEO acres in Up. 81 n. r. W. graded M
sl2,S2 in one sale at $500.
",4Io acres in TIP. 81 ", r. 1 t.. graded at
S2S,320: in one sale ut SlSS00.
6.@@sO aires in Up. 81 N. r. h., graded Mt
sl7,l00; in one sale at sIl,970.
All OF these lands are i'll the southeastern part
of Shasta county. ana are accessible from Te-
hama, Red Bluff, Cottonwood Anderson and
Redding WM. Ii. MILLS
Jy2o-Sp3t Land Agent &. +. X X.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
WILKINS, HOUSE.
Santa

fTHE LEADING FIRsT-CLAss q NJ.
Family Hotei. Street Cars SalsSA
pass the door to the beach, Ia 81 lfssszzsSff
Garden, Croquet Grounds, y 3tss...s ~
Swings and larpe Assembly "a
Han with Piano and Eiiliard Table free TO the
guests. Terms, si0 to 81 per week
Carriages to all trains and steamers TO convey
guests to the house free OF charge
iva p. V. WILKINS Proprietor.
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For two weeks ending July 24, 1885 made
byJ \. Herndon, Superintendent of the City
Cemetery. Office, at the Chapel, City Gene
terry:
July 5-Amanda N. Boulin, 70 years, l month
and days.
July 9-James Hartwell, A years, months and
July i5-MaIy :. Townsend, is years and
months.
July Il-Encarnacion Cienfuegos, IT years.
July 12-Michael H. O'Reily, "a years and u
days. VIM. W. Campbell, years, + months
and days.
July IS~John c. Green. SO years. Cora NJ.
Williams, months and 10 days
July l1-Mary l.. Marienta, Is years, months
and IA days.
July 15-Charles H Swift, rs years, month and
20 days }. h. scott, y years. c. C. Fugett, 81
years.
July I6-Infant of c. E. Morrell, stillborn.
July l7-Amelia j. Hutton, II years. Annie
Ennis, "a years.
July 1S-w. r. Cantwell, 81 years and IL months.
July 20-John McKune, 40 years.
July 21-Mary Jane Clark, rs years. Fong Suie,
60 years. Robert Overhaul, "a years
July 22-Mary Malone, % years
July 25-Ah Duck, 81 years.
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Department Two-McFarland, Jud e.

NIONDAf. july -, 1853.
California State Bank VS.. W. a. Chittenden ct
al.-Cause argued and submitted.
Daniel Meyer VS.. J. y. Porter CITY Treasurer)
Decision filed and attorneys ordered to pre-
pare findings
Friend & Terry Lumber Company VS.. F. A
Miller-Continued one week
California State Bank VS.. Hamburg Bremen
insurance COmpany-Argument on motion for
new trial continued till Friday, July 31st.
George +. Bronner VS.. Catherine Donovan ct
al.-Demurrer continued
Grove L. Johnson vs.. Miner Walden-Motion
for change of venue granted.
Oliver Sanders vs. Mary W. Lansing-Notion
for new trial overruled.
William Bcckman VIZ. George +. Bronner, ad-
ministratOr of Skaggs' estate-Same order
ID. X ID. FdlcOner VS.. J. Z. Ramage-Continued
one week
Curtis * Clunie vs.. City of Sacramento-Mo-
ton for new trial overruled
Jesse Campbell vs.. Matt NJ. Allen-Motion to
TetGX cost bill overruled.
Emma and \. J. Hicks vs. estate of william
iicks-Three days granted to amend statement
on motion for new lrial.
4. D. Shirland VS.. L. X. Acknowledgement for
plaintiff.
Valensin VS.. Nalensin-Motion to amend COM
plant oVerTuled