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TaUSTEE's SALE.

TaUSTEE's SALE.
ny virtue OF q Decd Of Trust made BY q, ",
Kennedy and Aargare, J. Kennedy, his wlio, "a
me AS trustee, da.ed the 9Sth day Of September
1888, aud recorded III tho oiIlce Of The CLERK Of thl
Comfy Court Of Ohio county, West VlIRinIa, IL
Decd Of 1IuSt Hook No. %, pGyO $50, ! will sell
At public auction at the trout door Of the Court
House Of Ohio county OH
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Q, 1886,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. ~, tho following de
Burlbed property, that Is To nay: tho west one
third Of the moth half Of lot numbered fifteen (l5)
In William W. ElriYerGaddit GU to Eat " heGllnG
which sid lot II lslOd on the lou Invest .GlInel
OF Moods to- mGTly SEVENTH and fifteenth (iot
merly Center streets, IN the city Of Wheeling, Oil
county, West Virginia
Title Is believed TO 10 perfect, but will convey
onlySulh title as Is vested In me by Hld decd o.
trust
TfRMs OF sALE-onC.thlrd Of the purChW,
money, and 10 much more the eOf as tho purchaser
. Quilt cleo. To ray In cash on tho day Of sale, th'
residue thereof payable In two equal III
stallInenS IN OpB and two yGaS IRON The
day OF sale, with interest from that day, tllC
PURCHASER 10 give his nGgot able notes for Thu
deferred payments, beaTiUg into est, 10 DO Hecur d
by q deed Of trust Oh the pr ,perty,
H. HWABACkEEl, Trustee,
ALFRED RnEtNsTR0H, Attorney. OCtl
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Wool Market,

NEw YoRK, Oct, l9,-Wool, firm, mod
erately sctiysi domestic fleece S5aSSci
pulled, l4aS5c; Texas, 0425c,
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uEWcDApEp 4 book q 100 pNEOS,, Tit
consult b. b oetpOhOnbed Of
lhuFnfiNIkn Otherwise. Il contains mt
huVEH lSlG d neWGpGpen and tSInStS,
'VItVS ol the cnit Of AdVefiiIfhg
The ldyertilof who wants 10 spend ouSdOll6find
~ y !6e ihioI,aa9q No. Isg'iite. while ri him
ADVERT Ing q lChttne "A indicated which will bseei
hN eYGty requirement, or oan 10 made 10 I'D "a IN
flight chAhgla easily arrived o. By 6~1fftSnondCp6s
Shc hundfSi and hILJ,ihiee e%tltlOnl. have bee1
Apply 70 NBO + R0 ELL d co., NetStna raj Al
SSii,inS baiSau 10 Spruce street, THRILLING ionSl
uquAIel MI" iOfh' ddA
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aATuRpAY, OCTORER ID, ne,

commencing at O'clock p M, the undersigned
special comnlsSlo9els VIII sell ~ pgbliG auellol
AZ the front door Of the CouE House Of said county
the following desci6ed piece, or parcel o gTulnd,
situated IN Ohio County, In the slate OF West Viz,
RlnlA, on the National hOad ut the eXtEeGe eld o!
The tleld lying east VI the fulton Paper MIL, AND
bounced Us follows: Beginning ut the north
western corner Of kaid hsld, thence south twenty.
| eight and Z hall degrees west tYFty,Ole poles, ten
llSs " y stone, OH the bank Of Wheeling Greek
thence north fOlly-s.ven u d fourth degrees west
hye poles and twenty Que uukS 70 q Stone; thence
north tWeuY-eiSht and \ hall degrees east forty
Que poles 70 stake 1T the ienCe. BY sHld, road
thence south lOtty'nlne aud thFee'louEths degrees
east Iix poles, and twenty eight links 70 the btStn'
ming, containing one acre, two roads, aud twenty
Eix poles, subject, however, TO an %NgEeeuelt DO
tween Daniel steenrJd and vile and joan " Berry
about certain streets aud roads thtrein mentioned
which RHreemtn ut is0 l record IN saidCOunIy Of ohio
Fad real estate will be oieled US I whole, and IN
taIee parcels, The tint being tho hotel property
fronting on the National kOId, and extending
back u y street III tho rear; tho second being the
homestead VI said Lewis OFth; and tho third the
factory or ElAughler'houSe Of said OFth, extending
70 Wheeling Greek. A plato said parcels IuRy be
seen u the olice-of Ihs UleEk Of the County Court
TERls 0F SALE: ons:fourth and ~ much
mole rs the puT hAAeE may elect TO Jay, IN cash or
The day Of AGle, the balance IN three equal INSTALL
nlentS " Que, Two aud three years, notes bearing In
tereat from Tie day o. sale 70 bg glYvu Tor INC 10
fered payments, aud the utlO / BIZ relAlGed Until
in6ney snail 10 further secured by pep0nSl Secpr-
ity on the notes therefor 70 10 approved by thu
Commissioner, SF VI the election VI the purchaser
by pOliCleS u insurance on the buildings on said
property payable TO said commissioners IL such
amount Rg they shall require, aud issued by com
panles 10 DO approved BY them,
Y !; j HyssHhEg, Special Commissioner
That said special commissioners have given
bond with security approved OY me, according "
law, and ~ required by kRid degree, Is herGDy Ger
titled this III day Of Sept uber, 1876.
JQHH W, MITCHELL, Clerk.
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Gups-9artter.


Having sold nlne.tenths Of tho wtIApE Machines
sold In the State, we claim y clearly denOnltIAteI
the superiority al our MACHINES. Below we. giVe:G
partial lit Of customer uAing thOmi
Daily lnielllgencef.
DAILY Register
Newsletter,
W.P HubbAtd, attorney,
Robert White, attorney.
Joseph r. Patill, attorney,
Russell & Buiel, attorneys,
GO. etutRln, attorney, MoFgant0wn,
tohn.A, Hutchinson, attorney, P%atkCnbufg.
Van Wlnklg & Atnhlef attorneys P~AfkeFS6nfg,
lootnls 4 Tayptlpt, attorneys ~PAikenbufg,
Hannibal F0fhea, u 8 Commissioner
LC, Dellick0f, Clerk D, &. Court, pAFkefsbutg,
Clarence smith, CLERK OI Court, RAitnOht.
d. N, Uetn0iIG, ClOfk Of Court, pAikenbufg,
II, D. HDRO, CLERK Of Court, Hinton.
n X. Fast, Clerk Of Court, MntgAnt0Wn,
Manufacturer Insurance Company
Peabody Insurance COMPANY.
UndefWfilefS' Insurance Company,
Anderson h Atkinson INSURANCE Agency
EdW. W DutAwAyi city Receiver,
Vance, Hughes Go,
ZAtnlN Bto6,, BfOkgtt,
Junction Iron Works,
whitaker Iron WOtkI,
lAughlin Iron Works,
BchWO0d Iron WbfkA,
A. sweeney a SON
Hobbs BfoOkutllOIA Co,
For full particulars Ia regard 10 tormA OlealO anl
L Ia ROSE CO..
Auil IS Twelfth Street.
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All trains daily except Sunday.
Trains leAVing Bridgeport at l:l2 p. m. u:AT city
tine) arrive al Chicago et $40 following morning
~, arriving at h:lS y. IL.
LOAve Cleveland al Ii 10 p. m, arrive at 7:46G,m
X A. FORD,
Gen. PAS and Ticket Agent, Pittsburgh, Pa,
JAMES McCREA, General Manager.
PlttIhurgh. "a.
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All trains daily except Sunday,
PullmRp'g Palace buifet or Hotel Sleeping Can
through without change from BteubenYila East q
Cincinnati, Louisville Chicago, indianapolis and
st. Louis.
For through tIcksh, baggage checks sleeping "a,
recommendation, and any further information Gp
handle station, foot Of Eleventh street, OF al Gp
Ticket 0fiOe, under AoLpre House, Wheeling,
JAMES NcOREA,
General Manager, Pittsburgh, Pa
eeup p.,s ana q4osst AGENT Pit.SSrsb o,
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g.snaI Rsttres.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF Full,
" TON REAL Estate, BONE MILL, AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY,

FEksUNAL FhUFkRII,
Lewis 3, Britt In Ohio County
Lewis orlh and Othea.J Intimacy.
BY virtue Of u decree Of said court made in the
above entitled cause on the LIST day OF december,
sIoners ioT ths purpose, viii sell az public auction
on the premlSes, occupied by Lewis Orth, VI the
last End Of the town Of Fulton, IN 1id county, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, lSs6,
commencing ut 10 O'Clock q. M, the Bono mill,
and the boiler and engine, and all the machinery
aud implements used on tho premises Of Said
Lewis Oith. Also the household and Kitchen iuInt,
lure and other personal property belonging 70 said
0Sth, except certain burn and bolleFS aud other
machinery bought BY said 0rth vt AyAle Of prop
city formerly belonging 70 Michael Herr, and not
used about the business 0i aid Lewis orth u con-
by him.
TEkMS uRaALE: Cash,
AIsn mn said
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WHEELING & PITTSBURGH DIYI
w SION, l, so
On and aitot NAY 90, 1886 passenger train vii
run ~ Acknowledging time.
For Pittsburgh 6:o6 . NJ, 7iSO a. mt daily In
p m, 8 rs D M, daily
From Plttb6utgh- ll;8O a. m, $50 p. m., daily
eIcont Sunday 1928 p, M, daily; 9.2bA m daily,
From WaBhlngtoh-9;2 O. m, daily; ll:S0 o. NJ,
$40 ,, M, 1879 p. m. daily.
c. X. LORD, General Passenger Agent,
n. DUNBAR, General superintendent,
n LINN hrEnn Ian Al WhnnlI.,n
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.
" Time table corrected 10 JUNE q, 1885. Train
leave Panhandle Station, foot OF Eleventh street,
near public landing, ~ iO~llows-Centnal Standard
.IEie-which Is Is minutes slower thAnaWhoeling
time;
gofNg BoUTH,
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Tho market retains q irn, healthy tone. Quota
lions range ~ follows. Xxx washed V0aS5Cj tn
washed, 5nethltd ONT medium washed, @aO2c
IaiSSSc-SI7 SSi IS, according 10 quality.
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PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY,
I ~lOPRRATIN9)
CLEVELAND u PITTSBURGH r. r,
Condensed timetable OF passenger trains cor
rCted to OGTODRR8 lSs6-Cehual standard Time,
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s,,r,c, Session at Mt. LAKE PARK, Garrett o.,
"a beginning July 10, VI l0;SQ A. ~ cloSing
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MolaSsea quiet. llce steady. Petroleum
Arm; United TO-. Tallow 6fm and
quiet Of A. RoSln dull. Eggs firm aud
Ia fair delnandi Western 2Oil2lc.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-17
Artistic Framing.

our elegant new oak ald Bronze Mould
ings please everyone. for th. prices are very
low and goods elegant LOOK al them be-
fore placing vcur orders
BnspfreLn N Co, ~ Morroe-s'.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-17

The economically inclined will profit by
Carefuily noting the Giant C-othing COM
Dsny's mage on Overcoats today.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-17
Court House Site.

Sealed proposals VIII De received by the under
signed ior grounds suitable ior a site fOr Court
House for Kent Comfy up lo aud including Mon
Sav Dec 9TH l--f Propo,als should contain
thi pric, s.kea and anG an accurate description
OF the lands Cterc FOR sale.
By orlcr oi Committee.
4 l.. SsISSER Chairman
Coz on Colr. House size OF .hc Board OF super
yisOis-
Morning journal and courier., 1886-11-02

a SITUATION by a respectable girl as cook or
"A 1aundress; is first class Good city referepce
Inquire at 154 WALLACE STREET.
NJ lit
Morning journal and courier., 1886-11-02
TELEGRAPHIC JOrTzNGs.

General Benjamin F. Butler is in Washing
ton to attend the wedding of his niece, Miss
Amy Heard, to Russell Gray, brother of JUS
tice Gray of the Supreme court.
The coinage at the mint during October
amounted to $940, 900 gold coin; $4,000, 900
standard silver dollars; $4,000 subsidiary
coin and 1881 900 in minor coins.
The oleomargarine law went into effect yes
terday The demand for stamps has been
very great Commissioner Miller thinks one
huudren million pounds are manufactured
annually for home consumption.
NJ Bartholdi has obtained from the United
States Circuit court an injunction restraining
one Godfrey Rossberg from making or selling
any representations of the statue of liberty.
M Bartholdi has the sole right to make like
nesses of figures of the statue.
Prof Peters of Clinton N. Y, reports to
the Harvard observatory his discovery of a
new eleventh magnitude asterold (No. 261),
position October 81, IA hours, right ascension
lao, north declination 4:29:13: daily motion,
right ascension 81 seconds, south declination
4 minutes.
The selectmen of Pittsfeld, Mass, report
that so far as they have Investigated ex-
Treasurer Carriers accounts the deficiency
amounts to $500 They have attached
Carriers property and begun a civil suit
against him. They do not contemplate
criminal proceedings. The inquiry progresses
slowly, but they expect a satisfactory final
settlement of accounts
Morning journal and courier., 1886-11-02
Why Is lit

That rheumatism and neuralgia are so preva
lent This question has not been satisfac-
torily answered. but it is certain that these
diseases are not only the most painful but
among the most common, and some member
of nearly every family in the land Is the VIC
tim of one of these dread tormentors. La
dies seem to be peculiarly liable to neuralgia
attacks, which, in the form of neuralgia
headache pain in the back, nervous pains
are of constant occurrence. Not until the
discovery of Athlophoros had any remedy
been found for either rheumatism, neuralgia
or nervous headache, and they We're general
ly conceded to be incu1able, but AthloPhoros
has been proved to be not only certain
cure for these diseases, i'll all their varied
FORMS but a safe remedy If, III the use of
Athlophoros, the bowels kept freely
open, its success is certain, and to aid this,
Athlophoros Pills are recommended, which,
while providing the necessary cathartic, will
be found to be valuable aid to the action
of the medicine. Athlophoros is no expert
ment, it has been tested and has proved its
wonderful efficacy.
The Athlophoros Pills were originally pre-
pared a remedy for use in connection with
Athlophoros for rheumatism and neuralgia
and kindred complaints. Used in connection
with that remedy they are certain cure tor
either of these very common and distressing
diseases. They have also been found to be
an invaluable remedy for any and all dis
eases arising from vitiated blood or general
debility. They are especially valuable for
nervous debility, blood poisoning, dyspep-
STA, distress after eating, headache, constipa-
ton, loss of appetite, and all stomach or liv-
er troubles. For diseases of women they are
invaluable These pills are perfectly harm
less and may be safely used by adults or
children.
Testimonials of those who have been cured
will be sent free application.
Every druggist should keep Athlophoros
and Athlophoros Pills, but where they can
not be bought of the druggist the Athlophor
os Co., 112 Wall ST., New York, will send
either carriage paid) on receipt of regular
price, which is 81 per bottle for Athlophoros
and Soc for Pills.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-11-02
A Fatal Dose of opium.

GREAT DARLINGTON, Mass, Nov. 1.-Sey-
mour Winchell, proprietor of the tavern at
the summit of Eschals in Hillsdale, at 10
o'clock Sunday morning took a dose of
opium and then informed his wife what he
had done. AS he had often threatened to
kill himself she paid but little attention at
first, but finally sent for doctor, but too
late, for he died at p. m. He left writ
ing saying that he was tired of life, but the
real cause was his financial difficulties as his
property was about to be sold for the benefit
of his creditors. He has been for many
years retailer of intoxicants and addicted
to the intemperate use thereof. A we'll au-
thorized report says that after taking the
poison he placed three loaded revolvers by
his side and threatened anyone who came
near him with instant death
Morning journal and courier., 1886-11-02
THE mIsHAP TO HEPAyoN,A.
Hi Feeling Between Omeers Endan-
gers the Lives OF Four Hundred Per-

Hi Feeling Between Ofacers Endan.
| gers the Lives OF Four Hundred Per-
| sons.
| PLYMOUTH, Mass, Nov. 1.-The accident
to the Pavonia and the captains mistake in
surprising Duxbary beach to be part of the
north shore recalls similar mistakes made by
mariners. Masters of coasting vessels, Nova
Scotia men in particular, have taken the
Gurnet light for Thatcher's Island light and
| steering southwark have only discovered
their error when they found themselves
aground near Manomet Point. Some years
ago Cunarder inward bound sighted the
Gurnet light, and supposing it to be the
light on Thatcher's Island bore to the south
in the direction of Plymouth Bay. Two lady
passengers residents of Kingston were con-
WINGED that the spit of land they saw was the
Gurnet, and the captain finally made aware
of his error altered his course and came safe
~ into Boston harbor. Thatcher's Island
light like that at the Gurnet is double
light, but the lights of the former are further
apart and one is higher than the other.
Among the wrecks on this shore that of the
Volma, a Mediterranean fruiter, which
went to pieces on the rocks of Manomet,
Is BULL lreSu III the m1nOS OF many.
Still later came the loss of the Little Belle,
small pleasure steamer bound from Boston
to New Bedford. She had on board num-
Der of passengers, among whom was ex-May-
or Richie of Roxbury. The day was windy
one in March and the steamer at nightfall
cast anchor near High Pine ledge to ride out
the gale. There she was seen by the dwellers
at Brant Rock. In the morning she was
gone, having foundered during the night and
all on board persisted. In the opinion of
seafaring men hereabouts the second officer
of the Pavonia made fatal blunder in not
returning to the vessel upon discovering
where she lay. Then the steamer would |
not have taken q southerly course upon |
getting afoat, would not have struck on the |
Manomet shore and would have been in Bos-
ton harbor an hour or two earlier. When he |
returned from Plymouth it was too late.
Captain Holmes of the life saving service is |
also criticised little tor not boarding the |
steamer instead Of conveying the officer to
Captain Holmes could readily |
have given the Pavonia her bearings and |
piloted her into safe waters and delay would |
have been avoided. It is evident that ILL
feeling between Captain Holmes and the Of
dcer-tne result of a Observation-Disclosures
vented the carrying out of the proper plan
and thus endangered some four hundred |
ives.
Boston, Nov. 1.-The steamer Pavonia
locked at East Boston was pumped out and
ioated this morning and shortly after 1
o'clock started up to the city, conveyed by
six tugs. The tug Sprague was alongside
working her pumps, assisting the extra
pumps on board. Shortly after O'Clock the
dock at East Boston was reached
md the PayOnia was safely docked
Morning journal and courier., 1886-11-02
ORDER OF RED MEN.

A Tribe Formed-Ffrst I'm the State.
Hammonassett tribe No. 1 of the order of
Red Men in Connecticut was formed in this
city last night. It is the first tribe in the
State. William J. Dinsmore, grand sachem
of Massachusetts, had charge Of the prelimi-
nary questions. There were eighty eight
charter members qualified last night and
sixty five more to be qualified at later date.
Work was exemplifed by the degree staff of
the Onsamequid tribe of Springfield, Mass.
Officers elected for the new tribe are: Grand
sachem, Carlos Smith; senior sycamore, L.
B. Brown; junior sycamore, John E. Hunt;
chief of records, Fred. L. Trowbridge; as
sistant chief of records, George E. Frisbie;
keeper of the wampum, Charles G. Smith;
trustees, Chief of Police Charles F. Bollman,
DR.. j. H. Smith, John P Augur; first san
nap. A. L. Hill; second sannap, S. S. Thomp-
son; guard of the wigwam, Joseph E.
White; guard of the forest, Henry W.
Blakeslee; warriors, David S. Thomas, David
Steele, H. l.. Bailey. S. H. Barnes; braves,
John w. Hststat, William F. Harper. John |
H. Shaw, A J. Edwards |
Morning journal and courier., 1886-11-02

A experienced cook English or Protestant
IN Irish preferred. No laundry work reou red
Apply between and o'clock p. m. at
mol tt "a ELM STREET
Morning journal and courier., 1886-11-02
The security For Bank Circulation.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-The opinion of the
Attorney General that none but interest
bearing bonds can be used as security for
national bank circulation was anticipated by
treasury officials. but is nevertheless a sub
ject of great interest in treasury circles. The
great expense involved in replacing called
three per cents. with other and more expens
i've bonds makes it probable that many
banks will prefer to surrender a portion of
their currency and this presents treasury off
cials an important and difficult problem
specting the maintenance and regulation of
the circulating medium of the country. The
treasury people are not disposed to discuss
the question at present, preferring to await
the course of events and to give the matter
careful consideration.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-11-02
WANTED.
NA a N"Hn

N
L3IRST-CLASS upholsterers. Accustomed to fine
u Turkish work. Apply 10
POTTER & CO..
mol BIT
Morning journal and courier., 1886-11-02
The English CABINET I'm Council.

LONDON, Nov. AT the cabinet council
to-day little was discussed but the Bulgarian
and Egyptian questions. 1t is believed that
the government will shortly address circu-
lar note to the powers explaining the fnan-
cial position of Egypt If Russia refuses to
recognize the Sobranje's candidate England
will probably propose a conference of the
powers for the settlement of the whole ques-
ton. The members of the cabinet are in
clined to postpone the calling of Parliament
until the middle of January. The matter
will come up for final decision at the cabinet
meetinp next Saturday
Morning journal and courier., 1886-11-02
A Suicides Large Fortune.

NEWPORT, r. l., Nov. IA declaration
was filed in the probate court to-day of the
personal property of General J. H. Van
Allen, who committed suicide in August by
jumping overheard from the Cunard steamer
Aurania while in mid-Atlantic. The inyen-
tory amounts to $1,95O,OOO, which is be-
queathed to his son and grandchildren. The
deceased, while bequeathing the paintings in
his Ochre Point cottage valued at $50, 600 to
his son and grandchildren, inserted a provi-
sion in his will by which the Museum of Art
at New York may possibly receive them.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-11-02
STATE CORKEsPONDENCE.


ELOQUENT GENERAL HAwLEY-oTHER ITEMS.
SoUTHINGToN, Nov. There was large
number at the Town hall Monday evening,
when General Hawley closed the campaign
with one of his best speeches. There was
hardly standing room.
Richard Buck was taken to jail Monday,
where he will serve term of thirty days. He
was suffering with delirium tremeus.
The g. A. R., w. R. G. and S. of G. ORA
matte club will meet Tuesday and Wednes-
day evening and rehearse altoona"
There will be an oyster supper in the par
lors of the Baptist church Wednesday even
Morning journal and courier., 1886-11-02
MARINE LIST.
FOR SALE.

n NHE Dime Package EXPRESS BuSlneSS. GOOD
i reasons for selling. Inquire at II. C. GOOD
WINS STALL, No. and City Mnrket. M 2t*
FOR RENT.
o. ONE PAIR OFFICES, first floor over Nor
Ea::!I ton & Co. S store; heated by steam, with
REMA modern improvements. Now occupied by
Mas ena Clark. Inquire at Room No. 4,
NJ st 81 CHURCH STREET.
FOR RENT.
- have single house and two tenements
@;: in good order to rent cheap to good parties
HAlss.Sl - Apply to W. W. FOX,
NJ 2Ia Mechanics Street, Westville
Morning journal and courier., 1886-11-02
Death of e. j. NTanyIlle.

Mr.. E. J. Manville, president of the Man
vile Machine company of Waterbury, died
on Saturday last at his residence in that city.
The deceased was celebrated for his many
ingenious inventions, the best known being
his safety pin machinery. He leaves wife
and five children, all of them sons
Morning journal and courier., 1886-11-02

The State Board of Agriculture publishes
elsewhere notice to owners and transporters
of live stock in reference to pleuro pneumo-
MIA 1t is order, by authority of the
statute, prohibiting the introduction from
Chicago or elsewhere of any neat cattle in
fected with pleuro pneumonia or other con-
tagious disease. The penalty for violation
of this order is a fine of not exceeding $500.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-11-02

BosToN, Nov. President Cleveland has
accepted an invitation to attend the two
hundred and fftieth anniversary of the
founding of Harvard college. He will arrive
here next Monday morning and attend the
exercises at the college. If possible grand
reception will be rendered him in Faneuil
Hall Monday evening. 1t is expected that
he will be escorted to the hall by one thou
sand Harvard students with torchligbts.
President Cleveland will leave Boston again
Monday eyeniuo