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The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-29

BOSTON, July "a sloop rigged yacht
supposed to be the Galatea, was spoken to
oy the steamer Westernland, July ri at 2
m in latitude Al, longituds Sab She
will reach Marblehsad July 81.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-29

PORTLAND, Me, July IA mutiny has
occurred on the schooner Henry Woodruff
while on the banka Capt Nicholson shot
one mutineer dead and wounded two others.
No further particulars have been received.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-29

NEW YORK, July % John Williams, a
recruit in the army fell from thiristory
window a the recruiting station Wednesday
morning and was injured, from the effects
of which he will die.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-29
Rheumatism

1t is at established fact that Hoods Sar.
sararilla has proven an invaluable remedy
in many severe cases of rheumatism, effect
ing remarkable cures by its powerful action
In correcting the acidity Of the blood, which
is the cause Of the disease, and purifying
and enriching the vital fluid.
II is certainly fair to assume that what
Hoods Sarsaparilla has done for others it
will do for You. Therefore, if you suffer
the pains and aches of rheumatism, give
this potent remedy fair trial.
A Positive Cure.
81 was troubled very much with rheuma-
tism in my hips, ankles, and wrists. l
could hardly walk, and was confined to nv
bed good deal Of the time. Being rec
commended TO try Hoods Sarsaparilla, I
took four bottles and am perfectly well.
cheerfully recommend Hoods Sarsaparilla
as one of the best blood purifiers in the
world" W. F. WooD, Bloomington, ILL.,
For Twenty Years
lhave been afflicted with rheumatism. Before
1888 found no relief, but grew worse. then
began taking Hoods Sarsaparilla, and il did
me more good than all the other medicine
ever had" H. T. BALLOON, Shirley, Mass.
II suffered from what the doctors called
muscular rheumatism. | took Hoods Sar-
saparilla and am entirely cured.- iva.
PRoUDFooT, letter carrier, Chicago, III.
We shall be glad to send, free of charge
to all who may desire, book containing many
additional statements of cures by
Hoods SaYsapariIIa
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for IS. Made
only by c. l. HOOD 6 Co, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses Ono Dollar.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-29

NEw YORK, July =.
Wheat-No red state, ~. 9ic; No white d.
SOC, No. cred winter Ausus, .5Sc, do Septen
bcr sdl!c Coru-No- 9miNe casa > c. dt
August. 55iir, do eFtcEber. sc ua.s-No
white state. l1ltlic. NJ .: O. -. . : mixed
August, S}'sc hid September BE hid. Rye
Dull. Farley Nominal Iok-Duil; new mes
slI.2jG % "a, Lar,i--.U 5: August s6.SJ oc-
toilet
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-15

Possibly Innocent Wan con
dcmcd to he Hanged Iits
pInusiIIe story.

81 Lort-, July IA There is strong
feeling at Butler. Mo, whore John
I. Icaho is to be- hanged on Friday.
July 23. that the coudomcd man L.
iuuorcut llc has had thrco Jury
trials, thc iir.t resulting iu "onyic-
uuu, which was reversed 10y the su-
urcmc court. thc second resulted in
mi>trH. aud the third in conviction,
which the court of last resort recent.
ly affirmed. The prosecution claim-
ed that i.otbu poisoned hs wifi. and
threw her body iutua well to escape
detection; Whiic the defense held that
the woman administered thc drug
with her own hand, ard jumped into
the welt of her own accord l.cubo
states h., wii' had shown symptoms
OF insanity sometime before her
death; becoming rnmgcd ut triiling
misiorluuc-, and repeatedly threat
cuiug to- commit suicide. Early In
the the forenoon, On the day Oi her
death hn SAYS, she awakened
him aud complained of II severe
hradurhc and lac tried 10 allny the
pain hut She refused 10 accept hls a--
-i,Aucr. and telling him to take care
ut the baby. she went into the next
room If hcurd her moving around
for some time" he says, "bcforc |
went oil into n dolc. The bnby com.
mrnrcd crying aud | rose up aud
said: Ellu, comc in; bnby wants YOU,
she made no answer, aud as failed to
get 10 response. went TO the door,
but my wife was uouc I hurried
hnrE lu tur bedroom. wrapped up the
hphy 100 "a -hpWl, carried him To my
father house. and then started ur
m, search. While NJ her mother
house I found a note from my vii,
which suid II have taken lsudaEum
um tired oflilr ndprclrr DEATH n
my excitement failed toprc-crvc III,
note. and lcii itut the house. II h
could be iouul would he free a
petition sigucd by many promincn
ritilcus hu~ bcon presented to III,
governor and iti- thought hr wiI
ordor STAY of execution
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IIII ruIIIi,NL,AuIpMo>.
ituoiis iuri"uslN iiHur"cL I'rr"II
hniEhis, nnd MI a." Siirring,

special "a The Examiner
Nr-rlN, Juy lL a hand ear on
the Central railroad wa, run into to-
dAy by - special train from llouslon,
aud ON" man, Henry Martin, was
badly injured
Major ". Il Ryan, wcl-known
catllcmnn of this city, formerly of
Missouri. i- ina dying condition to-
night. Tie has been sick about two
weeks.
The political cauldron 10 being
nightly stirred here. n /, now well
c-lnblishcd,thnt prominent democrats
mvoriug llpnrork tor the SENATE,
viii cutor lNr rrrr for the legislature.
lti.al.o stated the knights or Labor
will hGycn lcn.; one candidate IN the
Hrld for the same office. The con
lc-t promises 10 be clu.cnnd exciting
ltcrc H. much dissatisfaction over
some Of the regular democratic
nominees, aud "a strong independent
ticket viii have u good chance OF
election.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-15
u.,uoII .cn,cnccd,o Hang

ST. LouIs, Ju'y II. Maxwell WAS
sentenced this morning to be- hanged
ON Augusl 2G Maxwell was brought
into court by order OF Judge WngO-
ncr hy two deputies, lie appeared
less hopeful aud more indifferent
than ever before His counsel mO-
toned tor u rchcarlng OF his case, but
wns denied lie hn7 also grown palcr
and wears u carcworn mir, lie has
not entirely lost hope he says, for hc
has two chances OF escape, by apl Gals
to the state supreme aud United
states supreme court This hope
stood him in good stead to day when
the sentence was pronounced. The
expression of hi, face changed hurdlI
1T au The motion for mn appeal t'
the supreme court will be lilcd I'M
fcW DAYS,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-15

How ths Chicago Anarchists H"pc
10 Escape tb" Law,


Cm,AGo, ,July II Its understood
that very sensational discovery hns
been made hy the detectives who have
been watching the anarchists trial
Il is To the effect that mn organized
attempt il being made to "liX' the
iury, aud il is said that y lawyer aud
TWO business men went IA icw days
ago to John Long, manager at the
Park theatre, and gnyr him copy of
the ycmirc oi lalc-man summoned for
the following day and offered him
$4,000 if cwonld secure from that list
Jury who would return verdict oi
acuuitthl or a sure di,Agrcrurnt.LOng
Wa asked to see u number OF the
men on the list shown him and to Tx
half u dozen or more Of thcu, in the
hone that at least one of thgt number
might Doe accepted by the state. Long
, declined to do the work Hnd gave iu-
/ formation lo the authorities.
Tho stntcr attorney, Mr. hriuuylO
/ J., greatly worried by the plot How
la py of the yculTc got into lh'
I haud OF any one outside uiihc ollIrr'
/ OF the COURTS q my ,lcry which AG'
not been solved.
There was found in the hallway
/ outside Of Jude Carey court room
yesterday forenoon u card having .
,hul aud cru--.bouc- with ,hc-,
words pru'ri In rem iNbi "hrwUr,
of the Wcngcr- of tine ,.crc
lcqugc.'
The twentieth day ol lh, ana-,a
ists' trial Was sigunlled by the -uirg
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-15

ing the government credit. aud
strcngthCuinE it, than hN uh,ins IN
tCrust-bcariug bonds and indebted.
ness. That was the way il had been
lie did not object to the reservation
of SlUO,WN,uOO to secure grccnbAck
circulation The money was in the
treasury and all that was asked, was
that the amount should be paid out
in liquidatious of public Indebtedness.
That is what business man would
do; that was what the government
had done. And why hc asked was
there alarm ou this score NJ this time,
why when there was suggestion ot
the propricty oi rnNiug SaNuouuou or
SfuONOOO ot the public debt, was
there this danger calling .igunl. Ihrrr
was nothing In iL The government
could pay itwith lcs. than the amount
of grccnbacks that there were to-day
IN thctrraury. lie toitas,urcd that
within the next th,rtN day, after the
first pay mrnt receipts from custom,
nud other .uut,c, would put enough
money into thr treasury To haudlr
another ton muou. ut debt Just as
the, hni handled ,hy ur-, ten millions.
PaN ui Illinois, said thrrc WAS
n the United Sntc. TREASURY "a hal
au,r of >,uuuuuNu for which there
wa. clut.,.rIn. un u,r tu dnv.
Ever. dlruf. trrrr.rut,.l the ne.
uui..IYu ui toll and labor iu tlu.
ruun rs ~nudlug AGAINST 10 was Il
dnrt subject o. lutrrr,t that We
mrn r,, and Vet. l,.,,u., thrr,
Nrr. uirb,Lmu. ud upuhtiou.
prp.cu.Iuu- of what might ucrhnps
com uhlut,Ip,r, oithi. money wa,
used.
Rnudnu / 4m beginning in ul,t dt.
rrruou uuN.
Mckinley Nrs.Nou are beginning
hutu u.s. sixteen month. niu,r Nuut
administration md tu.cd tn do il
.mu.ltrr. aud ,,u have not got yer,
tar aluur vet. suppose iii. hil
pa,.r, the house. nnd suppose II
pu..r. th. .,unu,. tu oivr it ANY sort
Ot lorrc u mu.t have the approval uO
the president ui tine lnitrd state,
.Murhtcr| uu ntr n,kinr bN thi,
resolution that the president shrll Il,
what tor sixteen month II,
ha- refused to dn. lie vii
has down nj. pcuwhich with him hn.
been mightirr thm the sword. nm,
hr will use Tint tor another purpose
lie will veto N,ur hill. mud the sur
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-15

struck the city about ip. m yestct
day was followed bN fierce wind
which came from the lake, striking
that portion of the city between
Iwcnty.tourth and Twenty-llith
streets Mrs. Shscnman, the matron,
ordered everybody to run to a little
building at the north end OF the long
platform They were hardly inside
when the gale struck the house aud
nearly wrecked IT, Mrs Shaonman
broke open the door aud window,
and she then forced everybody out
into the storm telling them to take
refuge iu houses near hv. All found
shelter. Tho force of the cyclouc
soon after broke th" roof and ,cat-
tered IT, Wd literally tore the plat
form ont of the ground.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-15
4 III volt RIOS.
Mc,icn - nIcsScd Win Another
Troops Advancing,

LAREDO, Tex, Juiy li.-At Micr,
Mexico, the people reyoltcd against
the general government, Troops
have hcrn leaving New Laredo all
day for the scene Of action. Governor
Cuellar, Of laumsh ras.,I very un-
popular with with the national gov
ernmeut and it is thought he is head
ing the revolt. The rising has been
expected long time and Is Of very
considerable extent
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-15
ROSS IN THE FORT.
The People There are Eauer
TO Have Him Talk to
Them Today
How the Counties are StiIIIn-
uuciiug for the "IitfIc
'a'nirSman."
Monster Anti-Nonopoi, Dcn-
"ns'rniion ~ Fort worm
""d Troubled Feared.
t'ing rcNanN iio, kiIIrd
Fonr Women slain
strange Uobbcry.


special GO tho tam.u,r
foHr WWru, Tex. Jul, "a Fort
worth Is already it, - halc at slor,
Tor her dcrcnnial celebration. and
preparations continue.
The many friend, uf Gcu sui
Ross are expecting him tn arrive
FRIDAY morning M answer to am utyi.
'Mioh sent him Marion Martin ana
SWAIN Viii probably be- present. hut
the people want Ross. tor certain.
Telegram wn- sent tu Bart Moore.
'h'ol ui the tire department In Waco.
urging him to bring y delegation.
uniformed The fare tor ilrcmrni-
''htN per mile tor the round trim.
'"hh llanroch W,ll br here tu.mor
row.
should Gen. Ross not ,rmr there
VIII bc great ,appointmcnt
MARrlN roH ROSS.
Special go the framincf
MAR"NFnIu. TcN.. judy Il Mar
TN county democrat. met to day and
appointed Col. =. Warren delegate to
thc state democratic convention. Ilc
N instructed for Eos, and for Vince.
Ter.
IA'k COTS sly.
special &, the EIamlu,r
NtwroWT IcN, July Ii Dem.
ocrats of Precinct Nn. % held A.. pri-
mary on saturday, the lurh instant.
ana the Democrats from ull orgauila-
| uous met NJ the -nmu time In Pre-
| rlmrt No. Il. tiuy county. lack county
instructed Tor Ross Tor governor
LlMtsIoNE DoUNrN.
MENtA, july ll The democrats of
this county met in convention AT
| Hroc"bcccL on Tuesday tor the srlcc-
tloho dclcgatc- To- the state cunycn.
uon Ih" following resolution wn.
adopted.
licsolycd, Ihnt ANY mm ohn i. nn
independent candidate for Au, office
or who VIII support rn udcprudcnl
'hhd idntr for uilicc Mt ;hr No,rmhri
election hc, aud lac IS hereby. declared
lnchgIble ton sent as delegate IL
tins convention, and the commlttc,
ON credentials is requested tu inycsu
gate AZ To the mnttcr.
SEVEN rptfitlur ...s..t ..-.. ..tt. ......,.
i"ios"'c' Wcro men chosen 10 Tia,
state convention The delegation
goes uainstructcd, bat there s
probable majority tor Ross In lh,
delegation
llc delegation to the nutorim con
yrnli"n VIII stand firm lor \ &
. rrcudcrgaI.
noon ,ptNIN trU ROSS.
GHNNuCIE July II. Nt the Hoo,
, county convention saturday ten del
pgutps WpTV rho4pu tu tLn .tut, ,,,,
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,nuILKLnS AHEAD


rprclh. lu Nae IrHmlh'f
Turl Wuuul l,N July li a
monster demonstration Of knights
aud mrmrr- wn- hcI here Tonight,
Tncy marched under the nutl-monop-
~ Nng- Ihry agc certainly deeply
in earnest, mud rtNuuch democrats
shake their heads over the probable
result The county democratic cOn-
ycntiou meets tomorrow, R1d "A hot
tine is expected
ro,i SAoL's uAEENs DOW'r-.
sp,aal 90 tng Eram.uor
Fonr Womu, July II lom Naco
the striker wouudcd by officers thC
attacked train on TINT mcuOra bic
saturday in April last, has beer
granted writ of habcas corpus, ant
. the trial D. sctiJr the 10Th instant. A
number Of lawyers arc engaged IN the
Cahr.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-15
STAINING TEXANS.
Government Ala ASKED tor ih'
Drnught-StrILou On"-.

special 'u lur lthilln %
WEA1uEuIouu. Tea, Iuly IT, a
telegram was sent to Congressman
/. langham 10 duy ni Washington,
asking mm 10 secure government md
for Tho people Of druughtstrlhcn re.
giun, Of IcSa, llmdrcd- Of mrnl.
lies are without ucccssitlc- Of life, in
that section
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-15

Special 70 the KIamiHut
nENIsoN, Tex. July IA Eugene
Laufor,a u barber, working in Ike VIII
scr'S shop on Mgin street, drew $1,000
In the Louisiana lottery on ticket
1906. lie is poor hard-worklng
man,
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noon,'s moss cLun.
sc" the ttst nt EcprcsCntnti,c Wen
~ Ihnt i,In,u MlIn I.mnnrsr Itnss.

Hfs' Nltf ltst 81 kpnrgaWutnftNN Wen
ct ihnt rinrc VINO Endorse Ross.
mu rhe rtamnyr.
NHuu1. TEES. luly 1.-THE citizens
ui NuNJy Wd surrounding country
N..Dmn.rd go Moody, July lu 1856,
i"r tuc purpose ot organizing Ros,
club biNuu Couuully wa, elected
prD idDut q. g.. Morgan wac elected
sr.wtnfy Members enrolled thcm.
srlvU- under ,hc following.
'Wu.thr undersigned democrat, oi
No'uN uul thc surrounding country.
raru,-'N d.lrou- of the nomination
ui tru ~uI Ross n- the standard
bearer ot tLr democratic party in the
ensuing Huhprul,orini caupaigu,hcro.
by organize ourselves INTO Ross
Democratic club and pledge Our.clyct
'o use every honorable means TO Sc
euro cIt uouuuion nuG election
u -UNrus WE'RE.
T. VI ku, kendall. i T. Naylor, T. T.
N,tniu, g. J. .hunrr + \ thtrtiau,
john Nrrlv. " ogden. q z Kirby.
ruo- Is liDmri. II q Miller, " +
liouth W y Cameron, & & Morgan
John & Nulor & W Rice. W Is
Morgan, D VI i'it,h, Gco l. Robinson,
W u Robinson. George Moore, Otbu
Miller W - smith, T. Il Glow, h.
llod"c.l T. ttlcVclHud. u Reed, T.
llynson. i. t. Fuller, Joe T. Gibson,
lIonrl hnkcr, Dixon Cuunall,,l j &
Collier T. r. khcuc, William IN.
lcr. j A Mote. j & puit,u
" \ iNuut B u Townsend
j. \ llnra,tI j T. Mi'-tord, j W
Rico, John pchurch, ! \ Ogdru. -
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-15
WnniiID oI NI.IIo.
Mysterious Robbery uf ~ >h""ptuRn
~ ~ Snu Autuuio Hotel.

%. Ia| Too INN tNhiulhtf.
0AN ANroNIo, ,TcN., july o. James
Carr, IL wealthy shccpmun OF Laredo,
and his Wiio etnid Inst night mt the
Vance house in this city. They had
over $1,000 dollars in money aud
lcwrlry iu their room aud left tho
door wide open. when they awOke
this morning, - ,l5O, which had boon
IN small yuliso under Mrs Cara
pillow was gone. There WAS 1900 in
gold aud somo jowcry also in the
ynlisc, which were not taken, and tho
jrwclry lying ON tho bureau was un-
disturbed. Tho Vance house is Que
loithc largest hotels in the city and ia
thoroughly reputable. No clue to
| the thieves ht, been discovered
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-15

Ihc In,d TcsmIi oIn U", ssh Nidrr's
NM

special To thc Examiner
CWiroU, IcN. July II. The 10
yoar-uld -un ut Paul Nargcr while
riding. fell from hi4 stumbling horse
aud the animal rolled over him, III
llictinp iujurics from which ho is now
divine
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-15

RuDhnAiE TEN. July Little ia..
gost primary meeting ever seen here
ts-rmbled yesterday in precinct 40.
3. Hon. Roger q. Mills was endorsed
and instructed Tor. Delegate. TO
county convention were also instruct.
ed for Icrrcllf0r senator, but there
we're no Instructions as the candidate
for governor.
GRIMES COUNTY.
NNVN-uIN lEN. july b trimr+
county srud her delegation to lhc
,iHircou,Utuu solidh instructed to
vote for l;u, for governor
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-15
Iotn MouI> EILLTD.
III" II'c,r,c b"It'~ nu,cL n"d d,cnd.
TAI WORK.

Sr...H| 'IH. ttnuluur
Cuuu Cum-u. TEN., July a.
\ heavy storm yesterday passed over
the tloyiH rouch, tWcuty miles south
west of PEN, station. Lightning
struck ~ house where four women
were AccpluG aud instantly kilird
nh ui thrm.
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Our great losing sale still continues
with unamlHblc igor aud We pro-
poso keeping IT. up until room has
been made tor our tall stock.
lENtHL lilu-.
s. Mars Is Tor heap goods.
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SANGER BROTHERS. p
A Clean Sweep
|Of all Kinds Of Summer Goods.

NT Ir MEANS CAN QUICKLY UNDERSTOOD GN VISIT
TO OUR ESTABLISHMENT AND NOTE HOW ~ THESE nor
July DAYS PEOPLE Crowd FOR THE BARGAINS WE
WE ARE OFFERING. THERE l. SO MISTAKE
ABOt lT SWEEPING REpt CTlONs or sUCu
a NATURE THAT ALL CAS- SEE THEN
Ar ONCE GREET EYE
EVERY TURN, DE
|PAErMENT Is LOADED WITH BARGAINS IN WORD SUMMER
GOODS GO AND BARGAINS TUE ORDER on TllEU DAY
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-15

Hosiery and Gloves.

Couutrr- fun of Hosiery and Gloves marked way
H., TO- IL - aud 10 cents, all reduced Chdrchs ho
aad 70 cents, all reduced. Ladies white silk gloves, 10
black and colorcd silk mits, - cents apair.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-11-02

HIS attained a standard d q
admits of no superior.
1t contains every improves
genius. skin and money can pi
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-11-02
Treasurer's Notice.

The following Warrants will be paid
ont of the County General Fund on pres
entation at my office.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-11-02
Treasurer's Notice.

The following warrants will be paid
out OF the County General Fund on pres
entation at my office.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1886-09-08
Scott's Emulsion Of Pure
God Liyer's OIL, with Hyp0ph0spkftes,

In Consumption and Wasting Dtsedses
DR.. G. W. BNRRINenR, Pittsburg, Pa, says:
81 think your Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil Is
a very fine preparation, and fills long felt
want. 1t is very useful in consumption and
wasting diseases"
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1886-09-08
ALONG THE PROHIBITION
LINES.

Five yissippi counties voted
for Prohibition in one week, in
GLIDING H nds county, embracing
the capital of the State.
Winchester, Virginia, will hurl
her ballots against the saloon on
the 18Th inst. The Staunton Free
Press is full of the fight.
The advance of Prohibition in
Kentucky, is one of the maryels OF
the times. ''-South,oest.
Right We like to be able to
agree even with our opponents as
often as possible, and whenever
they find it convenient to tell the
truth We will always be with
them Ed
The first grand mass meeting OF
the Elk Soldiers and Sailors Prohi-
bition League of Ohio was held at
Cleveland, September 6. Meetings
afternoon and evening.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1886-09-08
Commissioners Summons.
William G. Stiles, Jr., Plain tiff.


VS.,
E. W. Staples G. Co., Staples, Shultz Il Co.,
and others, Defendants.
In the Circuit Court of Wood County, West
V1rginla-IN CHANCERY.
To the above named Parties, Plaintiff and
Defendants:
You will take notice that the above enti-
tied cause was referred to me, che of the
commissioners of said Court, at the July
Term 1885, for the purpose of taking proof
and reporting to the Court the facts partic-
ularly required by said decree of reference.
to which you are referred for particular
statement of everything to be examine ed in
to and reported by the Commissioners. In
accordance with the order OF reference afore-
said, have fixed upon the 10th day of Sep
TENDER, 1856, between the hours of 8 O'Clock,
A. NJ, and 2. M, of said day, at my office
on Third Street, in the city of Parkersbure'
in the County of Wood State of West Virgin
ia, to take the testimony of both parties To
said action, II desired and deemed necessary
and Will continue the same from day to day
and time to time, if necessary, until all the
testimony and the report of the undersigned
is completed as required by said order,
You are commanded, IN the name of the
state OF West Virginia, to be and appear he
fore me, in obedience to this notice. and
to protect your interests in relation to the
matters before me.
Given under my hand, at NV Office this
18th day of August, 1856.
BARNA POWELL, Commissioner
j. A Hutchinson, Esq, PLAINTIFFS Counsel.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1886-09-08
Prohibition Dots.

Some Prohibitionists believe in
Prohibition till it strikes their
pocket book, then their faith be-
gins to waver. -Neau Era.
The N. Y Independent, which is
not in favor of the Pro. party, says
"There Can be no question but that
the Pro, party is gaining daily in
strength"
Friends are requested to send in
immediately every item of Pro.
news. Don't wait. News, kisses
and buckwheat cakes are best
served warm.-Neao Era.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1886-09-08
WEST VA. NEWS AND NOTES

Nor GUILTY.-In the case against
A C, Osborne, for shooting W. F.
Richards, editor of the Telegram,
at Clark sburg, the jury returned a
verdict last Saturday, of not gull
ty as charged, but guilty of assault
and battery. Osborne was fined
$40. This was the second trial of
the case.
This is Fair week at Wheeling.
With the low Railroad rates, there
will be big crowds in the Nail
City.
Wheeling has natural gas, and
is now really happy.