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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-07-31

There is to be wedding out Of the
Pension Examiners. A welding out OF
tho pensioners themselves would prob
ably end ia more gratifying result.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-07-31
(Iticura
DISFIGURIAG HUM0RS, ITCHING
T0RTURES, AND L0ATHS0ME
SORES.

Z HAVE TRIED for eleven years 10 have my vile
3 cured % a terrible skin disease. The CTrics IA
REMEDIES (CITicCkA BgsnLygSf, The new blood fuft
fer internally. and CCTictRA, the great skin Cure
and CtricUKA soar. exquisite skin Acaufiner, ex
tcrnay) have done In six weeks what have tired Tor
eleven years 10 have done. You shall have tried The
particulars "a soon as give them 10 you, and ~
We are 80 well known in the part of the county, u
will benefit you and the remedies viii cure ali who
cHAs. II. WHITE.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-07-31

CtrrIcrRA REMEDIES are sold everywhere Price
CrTIcURA, soc REsoLyExT, 81; Soar, &c. Prepared
by the PorTER DRUG CHEMICAL Co., Boston, aass.
send for .'MOw 20 Cure skin Diseases.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-07-31

Parties already subscribers to the DEMO
Graf, who wish to send the paper on 10
friend or e ie ads can do 80 for ".
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-07-31

The President has directed Gen.
Howard at Omaha TO be prepared for
any outbreak that might occur IN
Utah.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-07-31

~ A m sunbdrn, Pimples, Blaekheads and oty
ANa Skin, use the CUTIcuRA soAP
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-07-31
nLOTCHEN CURED.

yiLLE, Ky.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-05-27
First insertion April IS. 1885,
Notice Of Mortgage Sale BY Advertisement

Default having been made in the conditions of
a certain Mortgage deed duly e4ecuseu anu
delivered byFerdinand Gruetxmacher ana oopnIa
Gruetzmacher his wife as mortgagors 10 b:
Norman as Mortgage, dated the l2th day OF
January A.. d. 1888, and recorded IN the once o!
the Register of Deeds in and for the County OF
Stearns, State of Minnesota; Oh the 26th DAY OF
January 1888 at one O'Clock p. M. in Book "P' OF
Mortgage Deeds on Page 1853, and sald Mortgage
and debt secured thereby having Deeh uuls
assigned, Sold. transferred ana 9ehxerea
mann for a valuable consideration on the 24th day
of February 1885, which Assignment was, on the
9th day of April 1885 at o'clock A. NJ, duly re,
for said County in Book "C"o of Assignments and
Agreements on Page 225 upon whichMortgage ana
debt secured thereby, there is claimed 10 De que
and is due at the date OF this nouce, inc sum Oh
or proceeding has been Instituted at LAW or IN
equity to recover the debt secured by said Mort
gage or any part thereof;
Notice is hereby given that by vlrtueof the pow
or of sale contained in said Mortgage, and OF the
Statute in such case made and PROVIDED, the sau
Mortgage will be foreclosed, by a sale OF the mort
gagged premises therein described; whlch sa.e
will be made at the front door of the Court House
in the CITY of St. Cloud. in said Stearns.C County on
Saturday the Both day OF May 1885 at three ociock
in the afternoon to satisfy the amount whlcn shaii
then be due on the said Mortgage, ana the COsu
of sale. together with the sum of Twenty dollars
ATTORNEYS fees, as stipulated in said Mortgage as
attorneys fees in case of foreclosure thereof. Inc
premises described in said Mortgage ana 10 Ut
sold az aforesaid are the following tract, piece OF
parcel of real estate lying and being sltuatea II
said County ofStearns described as follows 10 VII
The south west quarter (sw y OF Section thlrteeI
(13) in Township one hundred twent! Lnrue IiSo
of Range thirty two (32) West, containing leu acre'
according to the government survey Thereon.
Dated ut st. Cloud, Mimi, April 18th 1885.
JACOB SIMoNITsCH,.
Assignee of Mortgage
JAS. R.. BRNSErr,..Attorney.
MATTHIAS MICKEY. Sheriff Of Stearns-County H.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-05-27
Der NorOHcrm.

ber gban oaran 1T. Sic tuerocn idnen
mt ben 5dnben absenommen. 8enn
'feines Sdsemebl nabe ON 5tamme am
8oben bemerft pirr, iit Gin 8obrer
|tbdtis uno muB mittefs zines itarfen
Mteiers unb ipibem 9rabt entfernt
meroen. Ser Gurculio itibt Die BHau
men Oil, glei6 nahoem fe auseiebt ba=
ben. Sdiitteln Der 8dume friib mor=
gems uno 5ansen Der Sniecten auf bars
inter a~ussebreitete Glider lit bas ein5i
&c Mfittel. Barrier Grin ipirb jest an
Sbitbdumen fir basTertilsen Der Span-
nerraupeu nnb bes Npfelblitbenfteders
ongetpenoet; elm @BlDFel bon bes @riins
iuirb IN ein SaB uOl @aiier eiuseriibrt
uno mittels elmer Spribe auf ben 8au=
men ~pertbetlt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-05-27

SteQe elm ebrli6er9anomann ~begeauete,
tpelder faum ben @elocepioilten MS
In9e 9efaBt bate, als er sur Seite
ftiirate unb auf ben &nieen elm Gateruu@
ler 5a betet besann. Sn bieier Sitsaz
tion fano i'm balb bdrauf e1n Qanobrief=
bote, tuelbem er auf feline Jraee, mas
ibm beHn paiiirt lei, bebenoen Munses
antiportete, CT babe ben Teufel auf etaer
@inbmiihle seiebeu.
Seit der Observation-Disclosures 2aS-
mig XIV. Die. befauntlib einer DER
srbBeiten Giler aller 3eiten mar, bat ieI-
ten elm beriibmter Mtann 10 enc bewaus
oernsmertbe GBlut entfaltet, oils nev
oerltorbene Nbt. Bon ibm Itammt auda
oas gefliigelte @ort: Cine Sans 1T
elm iebr babider8 osel; tie bat aber eileu
recbt bummen Jebler; fir einen 1T lie
ett Bisben au piel, uno fir stpei mir,
Der piel 5u iuenis." = Mls abf cines
Qbenbs persniist idmun5elnb aus leiuer
Stammf1eipe trat, rebete IGN elm BE.
fainter an: Sea, Serr Soffapenmeilter,
IS CAB uobl beute etipas grtrafeiuts
Sum abenoeien?" - rgia 1a, mar biz
InttpOrt, iuie mans nebmen nil. 5
mar n Srutbabn!" - r8aren benz
uiele Rerionen ba5u?" ,9as fraee
nib, mir 5tuet; bios i'd unb Der Trias
babn!"
8ie 9eidmadlos punftpoI Der Gu
rus Der dlteren Belt mar, oaoon zebra
unter Inoeren gatbarina BON Meoieis,
bic auf ibrem gra9tfIeibe nidt lpeuiarr
als $4,000 8erlen unb 5000 Diamaa.
ten peritreut bate, unb 5einrih III.
bon Sraafreid elm Beiipiel, Der l,ads
8lois nit einem &leibe fam, bas NIT
1000 Glen 8orten, Spiben uno @nls.
men perbramt uar. Die @eidibte Der
Seit iebt ater au6 binsu, DAP gpecu
uao ReQer oabeim leer tparen uno oR
u~1beSablten 9ofmuiifanten nitt mebr
bel Safel anfipielen tpollten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-05-27
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
STATE OF MINNESOTA IS.
COupty nf Stearns. In Probate C(

STATE OF MINNESOTA IS. j..
special Term.
In the Matter Of the Guardianship OF Eduward
Steinbausr, Mary Steinbauer and Alfred Stein
bauer, Minors.
ON reading and filing the petition of Michael
SteInbaue- guardian of said minors, representing,
among CHER things that the said wards, are seized
of certain real estate in the Co., ofStearns andState
of Minnesota and that it is necessary that all the
same should be sold, and praying for license to sell
the same; and it appearing to the court, from
said petition, that it is necessary'and benehclai 70
the said wards to sell said real estate described
in said petition;
It is ordered and directed, thatthe next OF kin to
said wards, and all persons Interested IN said estate,
appear before the Judge of this Court, onS Saturday
the both day of June A. u. 1885, at ~ O'Clock A
M, at the Courthouse in the City of st. Cloud In
said County, then and there show cause Qf any
there shall bel why license should not be granted
for the sale of said real estate, according to the
prayer of said petition.
And it is Further Ordered, that a copy OF this
order shall be published for four successive Woekt
prior to said day of hearing, the last OF whlcn
pu blications shall be at least fourteen days before
the said day Of hearing, in the Der Nordstern,
weekly newspaper printed at st. Cloud in said
County. ,. A..
A. d. 1885.
PETER BRICK,
IN Judge of Probats
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-05-27
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

oTATE OF Observation-Disclosures Ce
In Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate OF John Bach
deceased.
Notice is hereby given to all persons hayins
claims and demands against the estate Of John
Bach, late of Co. Of Stearns, deceased, thai
the Judge of the Probate Court of said county will
hear, examine and adjust claims and demands
against said estate, at his office in the city OF st
Cloud, in said County, on the first Monday OF reach
month for six successive months, commencing
with May 4th 1885; and that six months from
the 4th day of May 1885 have been limited
and allowed by said Probate Court for credl~
eors to present their claims. III
Catharina Bach exeCutrix Of the Estate or 3ohn
Bach deceased.
PETER BRICK,
90 Judge of Probate.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-05-27
@n TT It II 6 { 3.
@trtbsbaus prud.
Qteber @;rth. iCh rotbe Sir.

@trtbsbausprud.
2teber @irtb, ib ratbe Sir:
Ssrse itets fir sutes Bier,
@b' Der Wenih in Our1tes 8eiu
@reift SIT iaurem Ipfelnein,
8iro er bann nod @%einesbaHer
Trinft er nur nod SeltermaiIerl
Ser bDie M al.
9u bitterb6ier Monat Mai,
@as fda9it on init uns ait,
Wir i6eint, Dir lit es einerlei,
2dBt's nettern, tpie es fanu.
Grit naB, bann falt, bas lift ~iirtpa!r
SDn Dir ni6ts als 8etrHg,
8ertrdt'it bu iefbit Rem Sebruar,
8dr'lt bu nod iplebt senus.
sllts i6rem Senitcrlein tpobl idaut
Sinaus man6' i6mude Waib,
nnb nuDiufiirlid ipridt Tie laut:
Sbao' I'm mein 5riblingsfleib.
Sait gu benn gar fein Mttteis me6r
Mit ~uuI'rer Samentpelt,
Weinit iupbf, oas neue&leib bag mar
Nnr fiir Den S6ranf belteat?
8fui, ibdme bid, bu alter SAINT
l1no laB bas @rplen iein,
3eig bid, mie lonit, aud 6eut' salaut,
Glib balb uns Sonnenibein.
Ser . dte.
(Gbeinsauer Munoart.)
Sn be S6ul iib i6 be Siueit,
Ser DO is Der eridt.
@eil ib als bi. Stede idneit,
uuo Der brit9t bic 8eri6t.
o.. Stun bann, mein GrduleiH,
luenu sic mir einen &orb iber ben athe.
rem seben, 10 muB id Sbnen ebr1it ss-
bas es mir ~iberbaupt nibt reat
ernit mar!
Iber, 5err WiiGer, ieien's bod OK:
mir iuar's ah9 ni6t 10 emit!
80. lieutenant: Morger geDer iulr
einen Gbritt peiter; mir eeben
ndmlib iber our @dan5aufflbruug.
Gllo, Suber, iuseu sic mir, 81 mag &C.
ZEN mir morSen?
Suber (beiien @ebanfen ni6t iii Der
Snitructionsitunoe i~ueilen) ;3umSda
ausfibren, 9err 2ieutenant!
-. Sraulein & (au ibrsm get=
ter): SD m6dte nur miiieu, ,usshalb
Die etuoenten INNER 10 olef 8ier tria=
fen!"
.@tueioius: nSebr einfu6! @eHu
ie fuenieer trdnfen, fpiirren lie ia Ella
10 sroBes Guantum ni6t uertra9eu lsrs
men,"
-. Wuiifenthuiiaft GU ieiacm
Sreunbe): 9eine Srau iinst?
@bemann: g%leroines, unb i9 Bin
INNER iebr froh, turnn iie es rbut.
Wuiifentbuiioit: Sebr besreiFid Die
Wuit iR cine e5ttlihe Runft, uno Sha-
feipar bat &eht, iuern er inet, bas Der
Meni9, Der feline Wuiif in ieiner Seeae
bat, au alcmS 1dnoiiden fl9is Iei.
Gbemann (trOden): So, ipeiBt On,
es 1T weniser Der aunit balber, tueun
meinp 5rau iinst, oann lam lie - nidf
ipreden.
-. SIM p%ersansenen Sabre uuroea
in ben Ser. Staaten fir $4,000. nofs
Gorletten p~erfauft.
! -. Sunse Sausfran 0deraeno j:
gu bait bic Suppe idon lpieoer oerial.
zen, Beppi: On bilt sewiB uerliebt!
9eppi: gber, i'd bitt'i Der sndoiat
Serr sudt mid ia sar nit an!
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-23
YIGNAUX WINS.

SehAsfsr Beaten la the Balk Line Billiard
Game.
CHICAGO, December 22.-Schasfer and
Vignsux were the contestants in the sec,
ond game of the billiard tournament. Be
tween three and four hundred spectators
were present. SchAeEer was the favorite
in the betting at 800 to 500. Both men
started of in good form, though care
less play By Schaefer cut short promis-
ing run Of 49 in the fourth inning
10 his 9Th Eignaux commencing With q
set up" played with great sreadiness
aud accuracy for run OF 90, and the call
was, Vigusux l3S and Schaefer 100.
Schsefer then went to the front with 81,
nearly all made by legitimate balk line
nursing. The next call, in the eighth in
ming. Wss, Yignaux 233 and Schsefer lS6.
EIgnsuX opened the 9th with twice q.
cross scot which CAV, him g perfect posi-
ZION, but be stopped st 81 On an easy draw
to the cushion. At the end of the 10th
the call w=s. Yignaux 302, Schaefer 272
At the beginning of the 29th inning
Sehaefer proceeded to make the biggest
run Of the game, thus far stopping at los
on q difficult maRse,
In the lass inning FRnaax beat Schss-
fer's best run. At go, Schasfer, however,
claimed push shot, but the referee dissl-
loved it. Higusux kept on in his mex
ors5ls way run out the game with l52.
Score-Schaefer $50; average l9 2-36;
highest run los.
Tigusux, 500; average p 8 So; highest
rug l52. Time of game hours so min
uIss.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-23
DON'T LIKE US,
The antlpathy Of Germany to Any
thing American,
.spsCIALLY OUR AMERICAN IDEAS
. Viii Of the Official and Ruling Spheres
Against the United
States,

T,.z-ysTov December 22.-The an
..., -so,-t of Jacob Miller, United States
-,r.n, General OF F.ankforton-the-Aain
,,,n,pv hss beea received at the State
0.,srrnsnt. BE calls attention to the re-
,,.;o7ary tendencies prevailing in that
,,,,,,v q the Industrial and commercial
.,,..;,-s With tie United States, which
.,,3spciss ba says, explain the i'll will OF
=, oRcial and ruling spheres against the
lined States. They dead, be says, Amer
-, b,ys wheat and American imports
-,,srsllv but sill uoss thslnPoEtAti0R OF
s-.rtcsn ideas. Not only Is tie tendency
-, -s,r,,ressiou' noticeable, be ssys. in the
,,i,;csl economic and religious spheres
:, lie sut the barriers existing between
-.rkird slso tos,ered and multiplied to
,--l s7 az.snt that the spirit Of caste is
,,si7 sconing prominent and the feudsl
eaten rssqrrec'ed. de sllndes to
hose tendencies as the principal reason
-. 10 p-avsiir- AmerIcanism, and in
--}srths our government NAV be pre-
,s.sI M, - ar'iclps.e from official Ger
--sr--- Austria. hostile as they are TO
AMERICA: hasr.y and D o-psri'y. any grs-
,.r--s secassi3ns Tn Consul reports
IA. --, ssrrs s<si sta'e Of trade aud in
'-r.s.-- IN o. .srmaag has continued during
.,s ... .ra-. and ik.' the Gev tariff sys-
-, has 1-o-ed 3 ts,!J;e The declared
a. .. exports iSOm Germany to the
d.. a ~,arrs iurirg last year amounted
"a, So ,6S.S4I-a decrease OF
,,,-r.I.. as compared with
he c-svia1s scar Ihe principal decrease
sss-- CH.aanud porcelain ware, hat bands
.-ir.-a5as hides sni skins linens, silk
i--ss r7,is and ..w-irg. There was an
.-,--s.e a., exports, IrGgs and chemicals,
ssoss SD .i.to-s and steel goods, hair,
,,ss -'.-s e-c TIE imports from the
--;.-7 s...es G.s vorGued 20 agricultural,
mineral animal sri vegetable pro-
.-a,s raa migration from Germany
81. 'as r-,ss6 Slares has ttlleu of forty
- cs.,. airing he frs, nine months OF
a.. T7a-- ia a s-rong feeling Of anti
,,-.7.-za-. the a,t-5.S'a'es IN the mat
- O. go. .s-s,iCr. aud every effort Is re-
.,r=f o. j.s.0craga The great import
F..-.:,a vlsa. has caused demand for
,.-4-r 'a,;as which would practically
,-o-7. .o p-ohiai,ior. In conclusion,
Er,s-' Wr-usr says that toe present strife
.F2a..3zs s5r ia1gs risl and commercial
,.2-.rs,. So ,a-,s an American pohc7 OF
Zee s5tgs of industries unrammesied
y 5rr8erols taxa,ioa and vigorous pro-
.s--i9- ct AMERICANS ~'rosl.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-23
struck Another Gusher.
---r L. L. 49,.

EAST LyERPooI, o, December 22-
Considerable excitement exists in our
town, owing to the lucky striking Of q
"gusher" By the Ohio Valley Gas ComPs-
ny, on the farm Of Mr.. Miller, in West
Virginia. The gas is to be piped to East
Liverpool and will be u4ed as fuel in the
pottery and other establishments. The
manager Of the Gas Company is now IN
Pniladslphia making arrangements Tor
ha7iug the piping done. The volume OF
gas is very great aud ia escape from the
veil cal be heard fot moro than mile
Il viii be quite q godsAnd to East Liver
pool, as their fuel has Of late been failing
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-23
rI-r srnlL. ~ ssrION.
OFFICIALS On The MOVE,

@hsre O.rrS=y.NIaksrs viii Eat Their
ChTtss mas Turkeys.
WASHINGTON. D. =, December IL
Secretary lamar viii spsU2 the holidays at
S,hons in Mississippi, and VIZ leave
es'e this evening or to norroE. Assistant
Sss:s;ary jenkins will leave Washington
NnorroE for his home near Pittsburgh
'si1rniag about 4th January Commissioner
" Patents, Montgomery is nov at ols
zone 10 Michigan and is not expected 70
SSIGrn before the 9TH of January. Mnn
aesGceptiou Of Nr MuldrOw. the First
@Ss'aut wno viii remain here, ell OF the
S-eials who SAT- ia ths telephone case WA
e absent until the frs, week OF
January and it Is expected
iAi sOou after their return the
session in the eass will be announced
'ae Speaker CT The House is now az Sork
HN7glng the committees aud it is said
vi N7e the list on, for publication sssoon
- Il IS completed, not waiting for Con-
Esss 10 nsst. There is considerable
'aaAslness auoSg members to Know
sa'se they Hilf be assigned Their
ssatIl,st7 has KEEP, msDyfn Washington Tor
sunday recess. Had the eomh,ttees o'en
sTSpO21e4d M before s5journusus I; i PROB
.7 toa' most Of the members ooulS hSSs
ssas home to their families fortheir ChiSst-
oioners, but uRdsr sKistipg cireun-
saes: oni! seventy ays hAzs taken sdJan-
@se oStSis opportunity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-23
ADVANCE IN FOREIGN EXCHANGES
Interesting Wall strset-ReasOns Tor Tn
Advance.

Interesting Wall lstrset-ReasOns for the
Advance.
New York, December 22.-Fhe absorb
ing topic of interest in Wall street to day
has been the advance in the rates OF for
eign Exchange, The quotation for de-
msnd sterling bills reaching the point OF
which shipments can be made at profit.
1901 for posted rates and 4Ss3 for actual
business. There was an engagement Tor
500 900, gold, this afternoon, tor ship
ment on Saturday, and it is generally be-,
Iisved that further shipments will
be made. The immediate cause
for this advance has been the advance IN
the Bank Of England rate Of discount last
week, but more direct and potential cause
is TO be found in the extremely tight ship
ments of grain to Europe, especially wheat
while the visible supply of wheat in this
country is far in excess OF previous years
Merchants who are familiar with the sub
iect also cay that q considerable quantity
OF cotton was sold last July By the plant
ers deliverable in ninety days, and that
when the deliveries were made, there
was a considerable. advance In
the price Of spot cotton, which gave con-
siderable dissatisfaction to the plantsrs
aud led them to hold the stock then on
hand for higher prices, resulting in q
limited amount of cotton bills on the
market at present. 1t is claimed. how:
ever, that this will have the effect OF
steadiness in the market throughout the
winter, as shipments Of cotton will be
made continuously in moderate amount
The rates for sterling bills are now about
the same as they were at the time that
shipments were made in April and May,
1884. A break in the price OF wheat 1t is
generally conceded would lead to the sub,
stitution OF wheat for gold in the future
settlement Of our trade balances with
Europe. m
CHICAGO, December 22-3 p. m.-The
trsdinp on Change this afternoon was very
excited. May wheat declined 10 9Oc, where
it was held only by very large business
doing. The occasion of the break was oW'
ing 10 reported shipment of gold from New
York to Europe aud the drop in siocks aud
in wheat at New York.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-23

CLEvELASD. o, December % "A seri-
Gus and probably fatal accident occurred
in the Eighteenth ward at 6 o'clock this
morning Pierre Lsure, tesmster, has
been engaged in handling gravel from a
huge bed IN the southern part Of tbe city.
he had engaged to help him, Bohemian
named Barkowski, and Pole, whose name
could not be learned. When they entered
rte gravel bed and began digging in q
deep cavern that had been followed out in
the side Of the hill, the bank above them
csved in and buried them out of sight.
Willing hands at once began digging fer
the men and after an hours work the men
were uncovered The Bohemian is thought
to be fatally injured and Laure's chances
for recovery are very slight. The Pole will
recover.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-23
BELLaIRE.

Hardly month has passed since Mayor
Cooper declared that the charges trumped
up against Officer Meek By the Roterng
boys we're not sustained. II nov appears
that another resident of the Fourth ward
Nelson Crow, is after the scalp OF the same
official for, as Grow says, forcibly and IN.
lawfully entering his house on Monday af
tsrnoop. The circumstances Of the trouble
are az follows: Minnie Crow and "Toodle
Crow had fused and Mr.. Meek went ia
the home OF the former after her. A
parent Of the girl said Minnie wasn't home
but the watchman disbelieved her and
looked in the house to satisfy himself. She
was not found. Mr.. Meek and Mrs. Grow
sfr er wards had few words that were
tic ged with anger. On the grounds Of the
above circumstances Mr. Crow will prefer
charges.
Butter is worth less per pound thAI egg,
are per dozen, but It will not be so long il
the weather continues pleasant.
Fred Faris. Of Wheeling, was down yes
terday with his carrier pigeons. he tool
them to the top of Central school building
and let them 90. They made bee linz
for home. Will try it again soon anc
time" them.
The racing matches at the Niagara rin1
were entertaining affairs.
John Tarbet is candidate for Mayor; J
P. Purnell for Marshall
Louis Brickmeyer accidentally fell be
/ meath the hoofs Of one Of the coal hauling
mules belonging 10 the Bellairs Mai
Works and received several severe seal!
wounds. One Of the empty coal cars r1r
over his left leg. but while it 10 frightiull.
/ il Jared, IL is not broken.
sheriff Sedwick was ia town yestsrda,
serving notices on the origiosl stockhold
ers oil the 3 L. 4 c. X r 10 the suit o
Chris Mckee against them.
The college boys and girls are home 70
/ their Christmas dinners.
Several prominent county officers were
! in town yesterday.
The Directors oi the Union Windo7
Glass Works will meet January Is 20 OF
ganize q new board for 1896.
Rev. John C Smith is still laboring viii
his revival at Mt. Zoo.
Bellsire Lodge, No. 267, p. 4 A. N
elected the following officers: Jane
Fittou. ". NJ; NJ. l. Blackburn, 3. "
Christisn Bippas, Treasurer; c. q. Dsni
worth, searetsry; e. A. Lich.enberger. s
D; George Walters. J. D; A. Totmi,
Sr., Tyler. Installation rsIt Monday even
ing. .,
Tomoro. night Rolf L Barnes vii
give a grand ball altar their evenings per
fornsnce.
Itis probable that the litigation sbou
tine Belmont stree, crossing vill b con
tinued by the B. L o. Railroad Con
psny.
Thursday night the colorsd tolks vi
give Q carnival aud dance in the Elysis
Rink. 4 large crowd is expected irol
Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-23
A Syracuse Bank Fails.

SYRACUSE. y Y, December p The
sasigrment of Dozen Short snd Cos pri-
yate bsnkers here, was fled sbis morning.
Charles P. Baldwin is the assignee. The
failure was percipitated bY ,he failure yes
terda7 Of Silvers elm Il Co.. clothing mer'
chants. for whom the bankers carried
about $40 900. which ia total loss The
preferences smouDt to S38,O0O. The de-
pos;ts are about $4,000 Including trust
funds. Preferred rediscoanted paper TO
large amount in the Syracuse banks is Sc
cured By real estate mortgages. Il ls eN'
psc,sd that the deposits will be paid IN
full ,,
Their nominal assets are about $i2O,OvU
and their liabilities $4,000 Among the
assets are $40 900 in bad notes.