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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-24
MARTINS FERRY.

Mr.. Harry Humphreville, Of Mt. Pleas
ant, has purchased the grocery Of {. d..
Wells, Oil Hanover street Harry is a good
fellow aud ia deserving OF share OF public
patronage However, he is well known
here, as be formally had charge Of fruit
farm few miles out Of town.
Perhaps Jimmie Lang is the most s'iiict.
ed man III town. lie has Catsrrh and
two Dealings on one hand The trouble
was brought about by bruises made while
gathering street lamp globes at the Buck
eye glaas works.
Rev. ". ". Walker ani wife, Of Bel.
lsire, was in town, yesterday, calling on
friends
Mrs. Peter Brown LETT for Pittsburgh,
yesterday, called there by the seriousiIlness
Of her mother.
Mr.. VIII Mears Of Steubenyille, was in
town Yesterday on business.
At the Excelsior rink Monday nigh.
Ben Moore defeated John Watson OF North
Wheeling with little exertlon.
The Standard mill was of yesterday on
account Of the sickness OF a member OF
the muck roll crew.
Mr.. Burt Jones, OF Mt Pleasant. Was in
town Yesterday on business.
The Oxford Literary and Scient,hc
I.aasue met in regular session Monday
evening, President Erwin in the chair
After the regular exercises very Interest,
ing paper was read on The Life and Worl
of Washington by B. Exley, Jr, followed
by another paper Of wide research on the
character OF Washington, by o. Russell
Wood which evinced much study on the
subject. These papers were followed with
recItations By Mira. Snediker, Wilbur Holtz
Alfred Harris, Mrs Kate Carmichael, vii
bur Snedlker and Professor A. W. Harris
who recited Tennysons Charge OF the
Light Brigade with great effect. 49,,
hrs. Joel Wood ia able to sit up and will
be able to 60 about his rooms IN lew
days
Persons having literature for the free
reading room will confer favor on thu
management By leaving it with Postmaster
Dean. =,
Al the meeting OF the .Etna Lodge, No
81, /. o. &. 7, of Ktusyille, held te6ru
ary 18th, the following otfcers were elected
Tor the ensuing term: Thomas Lloyd
W. c. T.; Alice Thomas, W. '. T.; Benz
Davis, ". Lizzie Mckee, W. Secretary
Harry Evans, W. A. s.; Harry Thomas
". +. s, Lizzie UIrich, ". Treasurer
Wm. Edwards ". N. Sadie Watkins, "
d. N Chas. Morgan. ". l. g.; Chas Cos'
. W. 0. G; Ma'tic Uowells, W: X. Il; )
Mary Mckee, W. L. II. S; Evan WI
liams p. ". c. !. The Lodge has now
membership Of sixty.hve, with bright pros
poets oi becoming strong institution II
The near future. The organization an
success Of the Ledge ia due TO the perse
ycering efforts Of Mr.. John II. Morgan,
genial and enterprisipg young gentleman
late of Cleveland, O.
President Meyers, Of the Wheeling Gel
mania, made some very complimentary r.
marks concerning our local singer organ
izat.on when they were in Wheeling a.
sis,ing in the Germania exercises.
Eliot Sloan and John Hukiil are engai
ed on an elegant and elaborate desk al
secretary.
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A Girl Horsewhips n Masher.

ST.. Louis, Mo FEBRUARY 23.-About 3
o'clock last evening in front Of the resi-
deUce of ex.Courclman James Garvip,
23l5 Chestnut street, presented the some
what unusual AID rather startling spectacle
Of young man beng torsewhipped by an
enrsged young lady. The arms Of the
youth we're held tightly behind him by q
smaller but extremely muscular boy. The
young lady was Miss Ella GarVin. The
young man was Harry NJ. Snyder buyer
for the L. NJ. Rumsey Manufacturing
Company, and the boy was the Arthur
Garvin, the l2-yesr-old brother Of the
young lady. Miss Garvin says: He in
suited me so | walked into the house and
Just happened to gee that new buggy whip,
and l picked it up and went TO the front
door and told him to apologize. He said
he wouldn't and whipped him. think
gave him pretty good horse-whipping,
and am glad Of it, except that broke the
yhip."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-24
The Crops.

CHICAGO, February 23.-The following
crop summary will appear in the Farmers
Review this week OF the numerous returns
made by correspondents. The returns
are from writer's where fields are almost
uniformly good. The present outlook
is very nearly as favorable as those
sent in easily in 1885, when the prospect
was exceptionally good for q large yield.
Snow has entirely disappeared from the
fields, enabling very clear understanding
as TO the condition Of the plant and from
nearly every county in Ohio, Indiana,
Michigan, Illinois, Missouri, Kentucky and
Kansas it is reported ss looking strong
and healthy. The utter disappearance o.
snow covering is the only serious menace
now threatening growing grain.
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PEOPLE WE ALL KNOW.
Our Daily Chronicle OF the mosemen
~ IndIyi1uals,

Our Daily Chronicle OF the Movements
of Individuals.
Secretary Salisbury, Of the TiltonVille
pottery, was in town yesterday in the inter
est Of bis concern.
Mr.. w. Ed Tingle was so much improved
Yesterday that be left for his home. Ianes
Vile, Ohio, yesterday, accompanied 05 his
wife.
Miss Mary Dickey pleasantly entertained
n few friends q, her home last evening the
time being pleassntly passed in mutlc
singing. csrds and conversation.
Mr.. julius Hose, prominent member
Of Kramer band, aud Miss Mary hrau'
we're married yesterday morning at 81
Alpbonsus church BY Rev. Father An
gelUs -
Mesrs. Harry Morrow, c. II. Ohlsy, +
". Pierpoint and VIII Ohiey, Of Fairnont
came 10 the city to take in the "Miksdo,
/ Monday evening. They returned hom
YESTERDAY, much pleased with the opera,
George z. Thoupaon who has been cor
duclor in the P1llman Compsuys servic
for e number Of years, has been appoints
southern passenger agent Of the Pennsy
vsnis Company and P c 4 81 L. rosc
With his ofice at New Orleans.
Commercial Gazette. Mr.. Thompson va
formerly a LAWYER here, and b. man
friends viii be glad 10 hso. Of bis s1ceeS
A telegram vas received By Ar. Free
Norton, yesterday, from Piedmont, conys
ing the sad intelligence Of the death OF N
Sam 3. Harrison mother, which occurs
! there ct 6 o'clock yesterday morrin
Mrs. Harrison was highly respected 81
! much beloved lady, aud her death v
: cause much sorroz among her many rel
E tivss and friends in this city, while since
sorrow ia expressed Tor Sam, who vas
devoted to her.
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nInra Railway Cuttlng.

CHICAGO, February 23.--Fhe rsil"dy??
out of this city running 10 the Missouri
River are openly selling hr5t-elas5 limited
tickets to San Francisco in connection
with the Burlington aud Missouri, k'o
vrsnde or Union Pacific roads for $40 and
second class limited for 81. The same
rates are quoted in connection vito the
Atcbison aud Santa Fe road, though In
the case of the latter company the full rate
ia imposed aud rebate allowed the traV-
elsr on reaching San Francisco.
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A Distressing Fire,
CnsosoY - IL. pr,is,s.


PAREERsBURG, February 23.-The resi-
dence Of John Waller, Of Red Hill, FIVE
miles from this city, took FIRE and burned
to the ground ats o'clock Sunday morn.
ing. Mrs. Waller, who had been confined
but three hours before, was badly burned
and heightened in the endesvor to get out
OF the house, which was on FIRE all around
her. Her husband, Edward Waller, was
terribly burned about the head and face
and shoulders. and perhaps internally in
jured. He will probably die. Several
neighbors also were badly burned in as.
si8tiDg Waller to save bis family and goods.
The loss ia TWO thousand dollara; no in.
surance.
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Tho saudnst murder Case

NEW YORK. February 23.-The case OF
Jamea :. Holland, who is accused OF the
murder OF Tom Davis, the gambler, on
Angnst 81, 1885, was called fo- trial TO day
in the Court Of Oyer and Terminer. Coqa'
eel for the defense, oging t. the
nou.sTriyal of the deposition Of John D.
hin of Abilsua, Texas who was on i'm
nortapt witness, asked and was granted an
adjournment until Thursday The case
bs said would last about q week.
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cincinnati Infirm,rY Framds.

C1xCIySATI O., February 23.--JUdge
GoebeL of the Probate Court today au.
nounced his decision in impeachment pro
ceedirg7 against Martin Rcackman and
Fred Hermann, directcrs c. the C:ty In
frmary, charged with making fraudulent
vouchers and various acts OF msltaGssucs
iu office. He found hem guilty as
charged and removed them from office.
They sent their resigna'ions 10 the Mayor
last week snd then Ged Il has been fair
IL we'll sscertsiued ths' Brackmnn went
10 Canada and Hermann 10 Havans.
Nayor Smith refused to accept their reslg'
natiouS
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4 Bad Railway Accident.

PorrsvrLLE, Pa, February % The
roosenga, train on the Reading railroad
leaving this city at I o'clock tbs mor9inH
for WiIlismsuoft, Pa, met with serious
accident at Tsmsqus. A d5tsctlSe s"l'cn
threw the train from the track and over Nn
embspkment, badly smashing and setting
fire. 10 The cars. A number OF passengers
wsre TrT hurt. Wesley Hall and and Joseph
Fisher, of Pottsville, were seriously iplnFed
Nobody was killed.
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Th. nIners Beaten.

MALrOox, IL, February 2S-Ihlsty
coal miners resumed work yesterday
morning in the mines here and were not
n,oIssted The rest will go to work TO-
morrow, the strike being ended. lee min,
era acknowledge themselves beaten ana
90 % work under the same eoaditloas PEE
sSoiI;rg before the strike was made.
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Went too Ear After His Dame.

RoCHEFORT, Mo February % Mr.. b.
c. Barton, prominent man OF this city,
left here yesterday morning for the bar
above town to shoot dack5. A5ou. two
o'clock q man was seen floating down the
river on a cake of ice and WAS recognized
as Barton By Mr.. T. J. White, Who was
also cunning. White ran for pole
and while gone Mr Barton dissp-
pesred and was seen 70 more.
The suppoaition is tha!, having killed q
duck, hs ventured too near the water S
edge to procure his game, and the Ice CIV,
ing way carried him out into the river, aud
while Mr.. White was going for assistance
the ice gave way and he being unable TO
swim sank beneath the water and was lost.
Mr. Barton was thirty five years old, and
leaves 8 wife.
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rheFashIonable Mode Sow.

READING, Pa, February 23.-James n
Winters, a we'll known young man Of this
CITY, was found dead in his bed this morn
ing. he had committed suicide BY fasten'
ing rubber hose to the gas burner, firmly
fixing the other end in his mouth and ther
turninp the gas on.
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a Further Cut.

ST.. LOUIS, February 2S,-The passeRger
agents of all railroads west Of the Missouri
river csntering in this city to-day an
nounced further reduction ia passenger
rates to San Francisco. First cless limit.
ed tickets 10 that city can now be bought
for AS md second class tickets for $25.
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A Great Revival.
Sge,iaI 10 N, r. gust

GRAFTON, ". ", 23-TLe greatest re-
vival Of religion that was ever had in this
city is in progress now in the Methodist
Protestant church. conducted BY Rev. Hell
mick, pastor Of this church, on St. John
street. Over one hundred have made pro
fessions Of faith and scores Of seekers are
asking the prayers OF the church.
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The Mayer-Adams Contest.

ST George, W. Va, February 23.-Ihe
Msyer-Adams contes: for the Circuit Court
cIerkship Of Tucker county, that has call
ed 50 much attention in this section OF the
State is at last over and the County Court
has declared Adams elected by majority
of one vote. Much dissatisfaction exists
among Msver friends
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Loved by Ladies'.

Laiie, love delicate and delicious per.
fumes. In Parker's Hair Balssm they not
only satisfy this taste, but have an article
which arrests falling hair, removes de n
druF. 1esoces the original color and i'm
parts q beautiful gloss, softuess and hte.
Does rot soil the hne- Is not dye, clean
" and economical
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All There. John ii.
Nnsninl % The RsQfsief.

GRAFTON, W. Va, February 23.-Hon.
John II. Holt, editor OF the Grafton Stand.
ard, WAS married Monday evening in
Washington, D. c., to Miss NJ. J. Chaney,
Of that city. They went West Tuesday
morning on q bridal tour TO Cincinnati
St. Louis and other western cities.
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Fire in ParlIa ment Buildings.

OrrowA, OST February 23.-At late
hour last night serious fire broke out in
the western block OF Parliament buildir 20
occupied By the Marine ard Fisheries and
Agricultural Departments. The extent OF
the damage will reach several thousand
dollars It is feared that some valuable
records in the Marine srd Patent Offices
have been DESTROYED.
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Fighting for n Belle.

Sr. Lorls, February 23.-Sunday night
two well-known and highly connected
young men residing in Venice, suburban
town of this city, became involved in a
wrangIe over prominent belle of the town,
and to settle the dispute, it ia claimed, with
the ladys consent agreed to fight 1t ont
with their bare fats, with the understand
ipg that whoever should win the fight
should claim the girl Five holly
contested rounds were fought and
the battle was declared a
draw. One OF the fighters had an eye
closed and was teartully battered on the
right cheek. The other had his lip cut
aud his nose nearly battered to Jelly.
Which gentleman the lady will accept is
not known, bat it is rumored hat the
affair is likely to be settled with pistols.
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A Mining Reduction.

RIcuMoxD. Mo, February 23.-Nohces
are posted in the several mines operated
BY the Scullin Coal and Mining Co., at
Richmond and Camden. to the effect that
on and after the first of March from four
cents to three and halt cents per bushel.
The miners have as yet taken no definite
action in the matter but it is understood
that the rates will not be accepted.
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"MIEADo.

Another large representative audience
greeted "Miksdo' at the Opera House last
evening, and left exceedingly pleased With
the production. Mr.. Morton ss "ho' no.
il one of the best comedians ever seen IN
the city, and he received many recalls last
evening. The same opera will be given al
the matinee and tonight, the presentation
of Bohemian Girl being impossible on
account Of the illness Of Miss Alta Nor
man the prima donna of the company.
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COURT HOUSE BURNED
At weston-The Fire Supposed to be
Incendiary.
SDsrsaI IN fbs ps,i,fer

AI "oBIOu-Aho EIre supposed TO De
Incendiary.
Special 10 The Rtgigfer.
WESTON, W. VA, February 2S.-The
Court House at this place was entirely de-
stroYed by FIRE tonight. The alarm was
sounded at 9:l0 and the FIRE was discovered
in the cupola OF the building. Its origin is
unknown. The records of both courts
were nearly all saved. The building was
insured for eight thousand dollars. The
FIRE was so great that the citizens became
panic stricken and only the courage of
few saved the adjoining property. Judge
Brsnnon's Court sits on the first Monday
in March, and the County Court will at
once convene, to provide place for the
term. The freis supposed to be the work
ofan incendiary.
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"WAs Eve the first woman was the
title of lecture recently delivered down
East. OF course We didn't hear the lee
ture, but We know the ifst woman, that
ever used DR.. Bulls CoeEh Syrup never
experienced such a happy cuIe tor hei
cough and cold.
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isn't that Mrs. Holmes ! fhogSns m nv 1HS
doctors gave her up. She looks ~eI gov; ',o:s
u SSSs g well. After The doctors gave
m her case she tried Dr. P'sree,s = svGsiIs I;b,
D. Ppsscription s aud began to set better r,sn. S.
a~ heard her say no! long ago tnat
ave SSs IaSn't felt 90 well in twenty yesrs
sue sT. 49, S~os her own work and says thai hie
. ons w. Sorth living ct last. Why, SAID
seems e y tSei as If I had been raised from
,Ss he dead almost Thus do tIousSnGIs GI
tns me-, uesS .Ss marvellous efficacy Of this God
S;STS, s;Usn I rsmedy for female weakness, pFo!sP
gITer -Ica-s,ion, Ieucorrhos, morning SICK
n.ss, T.s' weakness of stomach, tendency to
co,ons nesS, disease, nervous prostrs'lon
General SS debility and kindred affections
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Another Democrat,

MILWAUKEE, February 23-Returns
from various parts Of the Fifth Congress
sioDsl district show T, X. Hudd Demo
craft of Greenbsy, to have been elected by
a large majority as successor to the late
CONGRESSMAN Joseph Rsskin.
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Annther Dishonest Cashier.

NORWICH, CONS., February 23.-Ssmuei
Brigham, cashier of the Wyndhall Nation
al Bank, has been held in $4,000 BAN on
charges of sbstractiDg $25, 900 note from
the bank, of mlsspplyiug bank money and
Of smhezzlanant.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-24

TIE proprietor Of The Academy Hotel,
Baltimore, Nd, Vim. Delphy, writes: Ny
wife suffered moot scately frou rbeuns-
t:un the terrible pain would sesniDgly
Jield to nothing. She vas induced TO try
Salvation Oil, and after uEipg only half a
bottle it not only relieved her, Dat effected
an entire cure."
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Denied.

SAN FRANcIsco, February 23.-The
Chinese Consul General to-day emphati-
cally denied issuing a proclamation advis,
iup Chinese TO return home.
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The Oldest Citizen
SDs cial 10 the Register.

CLAREsBrRe, February 2o'-D. .; !,
Adams the Oldest native born citizen OF
This place, died yesterday from paralysis,
His tunersl occurred and vas largely a.
landed
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Photographed.

CNCMSATI. February 23-The Senate
Committee investigating the October elec-
ton has had the poIl book and tally sheet
Of precinc. A, Foarth ward, photographed
aud will rov be able to return the original
to Clerk Dalton 70 be used by him in free
ing himself from contempt before the
House Committee.
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HON. JOSIAH Randall

ofPbiladeIphia, was appointed trustee in
in 1856. Daring his life the estate was
oor,,artIv - engaged in suits Of ejectment
: ro;nst soustters, and so dangerous did it
6Sally become that after the & aestn OF
several Of; GERS Who were killed while serv'
in0 orders Of the Tsaous courts snd oy
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The Shot an Accident.

PARKERsBuRG, February 23.-The Cor
oner's jury on the body of Noon Penley,
killed by Andy McNichols, returned q YER
dict Of accidental killing. McNichols
was released.
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Dead,


C1AREssURa, ". Va, FsbFusry 2S,- :,
1,bn O Ford, who was hurt at the beii
UGTe Uo;nss died Yesterday, and will be buried
tomorrow at Msnniugton.
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Showing the Queer.

SpfridI 70 IN htylJ7'T'
PARKERsBrRG, W. Va, February - -
Martin Williams was found guilty OF circu.
lating counterfeit money by the United
STATES Court, to-day.
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Mr.. Hosr saying that the Committee on
the Library would consider the matter for
an appropriate monument to the memory
of Lincoln.
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uoRsFoRps ACID PHOSPHATE.
Beware Of limitations.

limitations and couuterfeits have sgsin
sppesre4. Bsaure that the vcri "HoRs'
ToaD." is on the wrapper. Nensars gen
nine without Il.
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IsDUsIRIAL MATTERS.

The new cooperative mill 81 s!subeH'
Vile shipped their first nails Yesterday.
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rsasou of the war the bulk of the territory
bs;ng within the Confederate lines little o'
nothing could be done with 1t for many
wears. In 1866 Rot. E. Randall son o.
Josiah Randall, who had died prior 70 tnls
time and brother of Hon. Samnel Ran,
dali was appointed trustee. MIR: Rsnoall
did what he could to disentsngle the estate
but being an invalid and unable to extrlcate
il without the use of money, he borrowed
sums from several parties-about $50 o'VoV
TO relieve the estste from embarrass'
ment. 1t is claimed that the amounts due
the French creditors, who are nov repre-
sented BY Hon. R. G. Barr, Of Wheeling
aggregate over 100000 francs. Mr.
Barlow and others, by their attorneys, have have
also sued the estate for over S3V'VOO.
Since Mr.. Randall having between the last
and present terms Of the I. s. Court per
sers6uslly arranged the settlement OF the
second mortgage of Sl5,OOO.
THE DECREE.
From q previous intimshon Judge
Jackson, of the L. S. Court, entered de-
cree appointing an agent in West Virginia
Mr.. E l.. Buttrick, whose duty it is to as:
certain the present status and conoition OF
these lands, under the direction OF tine
trustees and to ascertain and report what
amount of lands are covered BY squatters
claims, what have been forfeited for non
payment of taxes and what lands are free
from any embarrassment, requiring the
trustees to take any steps necessary to re-
claim all lands belonging TO the estate IN
the State of West Virginia BY reason OF
non payment of taxes or occupied by
suuatters, and also directing the trustees
10 ascertain the amount OF money
necessary 10 redeem the lands from the
State by reason of forfeiture for non.psy-
ment of taxes, and also authorizing the
trustee TO borrow money sufficient to dis
charge all leins and taxes thereon, with q
view TO enable the trustee st no distant
day to consummste sale of the entire
property 10 @ moneyed syndicate OF the city
OF New lo!k.
NUsTY RECORDS.
The archives of KansWha county are
fall of the dusty tones, deeds and certih'
Gates OF more than q century past. Many
of them are written in French, which will
require the employment of several French
scholars and experts to translate, schedule
and classify.
The settlement Of this vast estate being
low in the United States Court. its conclu-
sion is being pressed, and at 10 distant
dsy speedy settlement Of all claims, both
foreign and domestic, may be expected,
and it is evident from the decree of the
Court, that it is intended that the matter
should be brought to o conclusion as soon
as practical.
The attorneys for the estate are eN.Gov,
A. j. Boreman, of this city, and Hon. Sam
uel 4. Miller, Of Charleston.
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BRID0EYORI.

Mu Wn. Cam pelI Of Fairpoin., o.. wa
in town Yesterday, calling OF friends.
The ReJman Brswing Co. OF Wheeling
bs, entered suit against Mrs.. \. Gsn,ret.
The-e will be q social and supper In tbs
PRESBYTERIAN Church, from FIVE i'll eight
o'clock, tomorrow evening, instead OF
Friday svening, as heretofore stated
Hon. Ross J. Alexander is In Colum oos
attending Q meeting Of the Trustees Ct TIE
Imbecile Institation.
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Fifteen nail machines we're shipped zee
terdsy from the Sweeney taundry to The
I.aBelle mill.
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All the machinery for the bs~ blast Ell.
CINE ct the Riverside Iron Works hss not
vet arrived from PIttSbury.
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The Sweeney foundry is shat toSn io'
want Of coke. More ia expected 70 arrive
every day, however.