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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-13
Uln5iarats
LIVE sTqCK.
Wheeling.

The market this week was active.
Nessrs Hudson j. Bsyhs furnish the FOL.
loving quotations ,
Cattle, 900 to l,lOOlbs stock 44@5c
per h.; 800 to 900 lbs. 3!@4!c per h.;
700 to 800 lbs. 33@lc per ID.
dogs=-Msrket dull; 3!(34lc psr 10.
Lambs-Goed al 5@Gc per III
CalvesAs2 O0@5 90 per hsst.
Sheep-394c per 10.
baltimore.
OrF1cE OF THE CALVERToE STOoE i1Rns, !
MONDAY, May 10.
,,,ls IRE soH ai these toursS lirs tssigh Hogs ave
Sid at net trsi0ht that is 90 per cent (9eEerdIyl Of
iron, lire ,rsigL. Sheep sold gross, bdI - h't
At CALVERTON YARDS.
BEEF CArTLE-Ths market has been
fairly active this week, and prices are
Ic higher, considering theimproved quality
of the offerings We quote at ~ 5O95 81,
With most sales at Sj@5 6?3 per 100
pounds
Prices Of Best Csttle ranged as follows:
Best SIS 625GS,5 STA; that generally rated
first quality S. 50@5 62!; medium or
good fair quality IS 25@5 so; ordinary
thin Steers, Oxen and Cows 81 500
1 IS. Extreme range Of prices 81 %
as S7i. Most Of the sales ranged from
s. OO@5 624 per 100 lbs.
Of the Cattle received, some 35l head
came from Maryland, 4S5 from Pennsyl
vania, 0 from Virginia, Il from Ohio, and
81 head from Kentucky. Total receipts tor
the week 97l head, against 006 head last
week, and 1863 head same time last year
Of the offerings 769 head were taken
By Baltimore butchers; 90 sold to country
dealers, 90 head to Eastern buyers, snc
SO 70 Washington city butchers. Tota
sales for the week S22 head, against ISI
last week, and 800 head same time las
year.
SSine-The offerings number more thai
2 900 head in excess of last week receipts
and the quality will average better thar
the offerings of lssI Monday. Trade is fsi
TO good. We quote Hogs at 595sc. Pr,
pound net. Arrivals this week 5, 1879 head
against 4, 1872 last week, and 5.l62 hes'
same time last year. =.
Sheep-The supply is fairly full TIL
week, with greater portion OF commo
order aud these are slow of sale There
q good demand for good sheep and lambs
We quote sheep at 24@4ic. with extra
&c, and lambs 7@9c per pound gross. Al
rivals this week 3.789 head, against :
O96 last week, aud 4,067 head same tim
last year.
Arrivals of Live Stock at Claremol
Stock Yards via Baltimore and Ohio Raj
road for the week ended May g.!
cars, containing S94 cattle, 60 calves 4, 81
sheep aud lambs, 1874 hogs, l4S hors'
and 46 mules.
Shipments to New York, PHILADELPHIA
&C., So cattle, 10 calves, 3,046 sheep al
lambs, so hogs and 1873 horses sud
mules
D Philadelphia.
: WEST PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 10,
Catle-Good demand; receipts 20
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SREEzIHG CATARRH.

The distressing sneeze, sneeSe, sneeSe the acTid,
watery discharges from the eyes snd nose Inc
painful inflammation extending to the throat, the
sEelling cf the mucous nuing, causing choking
sensations, cough, ringing Dolsss in the head and
splitting heldsekes.-hoW familiar these gmp'
toms ais to Thousands Who suffer periodically from
bead colds OF In huenEl AID who live In ignorance
of the fast that single application Of sASFoED's
RADICAL CURE FOR CATAEEH will afford tHHGHia-
HoOUI rtli.t.
But this treatment in cases Of simple Catarra
gives but faint idea Of what this remedy will do
in the chronic forms, where the breathing Is Oh
structei by cooking, pu'rid mucous Accommodations,
the hearing affected, snell and taste zone, throat
ulesrated And hacking cough Eradaally ts'tsniDg
itself upon the dsolitated stem. Thea u 10 that
the marvellous curative power OF SANFORD's BAD.
ECAI CURE mAniieSts itself IN instan tGneouS and
grateful relief. CIIe gHs from the first EpPlira-
ton. II is rapid radical, permanent econo nieAl,
safe.
SANPORD's RADICAL CURK consists Of one bottle
| of the RADICAL CURE, one box OF CATARRHAL
SOLVENT, and an IMPROVED IsHALKR; Pries, u
POTTER DKUG a CHEMICAL Co., BOsToE.
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armies-Gsores B. Mcclellan-been

armies-George B. McClellan-been a
Democrat.
Ths. party will to day If intrusted BY the
people redeem It's pledges of the past; VIII
reserve for homes of American laborers
American public lands; will By an equali'
cation of The existing unjust tariff laws re,
yive oar trade upon tbs oceaD. and make
it possible Tor the products Of American
labor TO 90 abroad in American ships to
End q market in the ports OF every Land
beneath the sun. Then and not till then
will American lsborers find employment at
remunerstiye wages.
Then, workingmen, orgsnize-not to be
idle but for independence. Aid in secur-
ing that legislation which will bring to this
country that what it needs-hsrmony and
Justice between the employer and employ,
ed. Then will our manufacturing and
mining sections from Maine TO Florida be-
come scenes OF industrial enterprise, the
products of which will be consumed
throughout Christendom.
TUCKAsoE.
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FRANCE AND TRADE.

Money 2 Per Ceut.-GOyernments Doll
but Firm-StOcks Dull-FlOur Quiet and
Wheat Weak and Lower
NES YuRE, May Mooney on call
easy at per cent; prime mercantile paper
at ALIAS per cent; sterling exchange dull
and steady at 4S6}@489t
GovERYMEETs-pull but firm.
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PETROLEUM.
Oil CITY.

Oil City.
Oh Cry, May l2.-Petroleum-Opened
at 734e; highest 744c; lowest 73sc; closed
at 73sc; sales l,ls5,000 barrels; clear
snces 2.5O2. 900 barrels; charters 46,5l7
barrels; shipments 89799 barrels.
PIttsburE.
PITTsBURs, Pa, May l2.-Petroleum-
National Transit certificates opened at
1850; closed at 1899; highest 74!c; low
est 73sc.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, May l2.-Petroleum-Ns-
tional Transit Certificates opened at rage;
closed at 73sc; highest 74sc; lowest 7S3c;
clearsnces S62, 900 barrels.
TttusVills.
T1TUsvlLLr, Pa, May l2.-Petroleum-
National Transit certificates opened at
73!c; highest 7+ic; lowest 73sc; closed at
73Bc.
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head; sales of extra at 6@6fc per pound
good 54@6ci medium 5f@5Sc; common
3i@44c.
Sheep-Msrket active; receipts 5000
head; sales of wooded at 43@6c; prime
clipped at SIC; good do 5@5Ae; medium
4@4lc, and common 24@3ic per pound
Spring lambs 3@64c per pound.
Hogs-Market active; receipts $500
head; sales at 53@6c for country, aud Ga
6sc per pound for western.
Chicago.
CHICAso, Nay l2.-The Drovef's Jou!.
nal reports: Catsle-Receipts $500 head;
shipments 220O head; market active and
l0@l5c higher; shipping steers, $50 to
! 500 pounds, 81 65@5 60; $50 to 1900
poands 81 25@5 10; steckers and feeders
50 00@4 80; COWS, bulls and mixed 81 90
IA 10; bulk So 00@3 05; slop fed steers
s. 25@5 so; slop fed COWS and bulls 81 80
"a so; through Texans, corn fed 81 OO9
90.
Hogs-Rsceipts 1900 head; shipments
1000 head; market stronger and shade
higher; rough and mixed 50 60@4 Is;
packing and shipping 81 OO@4 %; light
weights So 60@4 Is; skips 81 1908 60.
Sneep-Receipts 1000 head; shipments
200 head; market strong; shorn natives,
100 to l20 pounds and over, 81 00@5 IS;
soto IS pounds, So 0O@4 90; 65 to 80
pounds, 81 1892 Is.
NewYerk.
New YORK, May l2.-Beeves-Receipts
los cars; market uncommonly brisk and
firm at an advance from closing figures
Monday equal to Csc per 100 lbs; common
70 choice steers s. 9O@6 10; fat bulls
50 50@4 so; 3 cars Cherokee steers S. 624
per 100 lbs; 40 cars good and prime Sc 90
@645; exports $50 quarters of beef.
Sheep-Receipts $500 head; market
firm and fraction higher for sheep, but
easier for sprisg lambs; clipped sheep
81 1906 80 per 100 lbs; unshorn do
S. 25@7 co; clipped yearlings S. 500
so; spring lambs 81 5000 40 per head
including one car Virginia lambs 93@
l03c.
Hogs-Receipts 81 cars; none offered
alive; market nominsllY steady at 81 60
"a so per 100 lbs.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, May H. Cattle - Re-
ceipts $50 head; shipments ,34l head; mar
ket fair; prime S. 5O@5 80; fair to good
SIS 0O@5 %; common 81 5000 rs; ship.
nents to New York to-day, AZ cars.
Hogs--Receipts LEO head; shipments
| 400 head, market slow; Philadelphas
81 3O@4 40; Workers 81 1904 %; skips
50 1908 IS; cars shipped 10 New York
today.
Sheep--Receipta 5000 head; shipments
) 900 head; market dull; prime 81 100
5 90; fair to good 81 OO@4 so; common
81 O0@3 81.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, o., May u -Hogs-Firm;
common and light s. 1901 10; packing
aud butchers So 1904 25; receipts l,65U
head; shipments 27j head.
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WOOL.
Wheeling.

"AoO1hks
TuEsDGY, May II.
The market is still very dull and prices
anything but satisfactory. There has been
less wool sold in wool centres during the
past ten days than ever before in the same
length of time. Coarse and medium
feeces are fairly sold up. bat fine woods are
q drag upon the market. There ia little
new wool, mostly fat sheep wool, unwash.
ed, making its appearance in the market,
but no new washed feeces have been offer
ed yet. We quote the following prices
which are nominal: NX and above,
washed, 26@28c; unwashed, one-third of,
medium and coarse washed, 2s@30c; un-
washed, 10000.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, May ll.-Wool-Quiet;
Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia y
30@3lc; medium unwashed combiDg and
delsine 24@25c; coarse delsine 13@24c.
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A Card.

To oil who are suffering from the errors
and iudiscretious OF youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss OF manhood, ETC.
will send a receipt that will cure you, free
OF charge. This great remedy was dis
covered by a missionary IN South Amer
lea. Send u selfaddressed envelope to
the Rev Joseph T Inman, StationD, New
YO-k City
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WHEEIING AND ELM GROVE n. r.
ON AND AFTER MAY 8, 1885,, TRAINS
will run as 70, lows:

SUNDAYS.
Leave the City at : 90 q IN, aud every hour to
leave wheeli1g Park At $50 a. m, and every
hour 20 10 90 y. m.
c. HIRSCH,
Superintendent.
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B., z. \ y. Railroad
Lave Bellatre a. SIS q. Il. tor WoodsneId Snc
Slnmarnslo.
Leave Bellalre ut 2:SO p. n. for Summarized and
1EriIn :, BaIl,ira. 1910 = r.. ard s:25 .. N.
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DbeeIin9 8e9ister
FRANCHISES, auIHE.

a RRTVAL AND DEYASTURsUFT ReLss-
~ ExPLANArIos OF REVERENCE MAKke:
SDaily t5undAy sxeePtsd. 6iondHy eSrepped.--
Wishing Time:
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STATE SECURITIEs-Quiet and strong,
RAmRoADs-Moders!ely active; sales
Sl,2ll, 900.
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AVOID coUNTERFEITsi Send y. us Us 2 .,


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iaY applications s. Hagap'S
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aad perfect aro its effects,
that it is impossible to detect
Il, application.
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Boy, Gaines, Ga , May l, 1855.

p. cords me pleasure to assure you that af-
-...,., DR.. G. MCLane'S Celebrated Liver
.,..rwUre than twenty years m my FANNY
ri ra.-trd them rs being superior 10 any 1
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80. Ths s,-Sfl.ly s. e, there is no
Tor medicine eIgsa % AZ - lane NeIt
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L-'' ''... - Yours trury, Ell. GILES.
b.s--rNI. T Church South, Myers Station,
Tampa District, Florida Conference.
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h'a-.rs. FLEMING BROS
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WM. ii. DUGAS.
49, rr, - Enclosed you will find one dollar
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ga REV. PHIL SPARTH,
West Sanulake, y. \ .
,vOrD COUNTERFEITSl Send US 25g
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surc the McLnne's Pills you buy arc
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t,rf.it. are made ut St. Louis, ia"
and Wheeling, w. Va.
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EPITHELI0MA!
OR AKIN CANCER.

F,r seven Years / suffered with q cancer on my
- All the simple remedies were applied 70 Al.
syiste the pain, out the place continued 90 grow,
nix extending into my nose, hom which came
I vsliowish discharge very onensive IN character
n, - artn iuaamed, and annoyed me great deal
F.. n s,1t si,ht months $50 4 sas In Atlanta, AZ the
4 ,,,s Of 4 friend, who 50 strongly Recommended
4 ~. Ne Of ewift'S spectnc that determined 10
knsEe an effort TO Proeure II, In thls was sue tS
A vsI;eins AZ rrSt was 10 somewhat aggrayase the
-. INIT sOon the intauU alton was ausyed, and
~ an 70 improve after Ihe nrst lev bottles. by
80. peslth has greatly improved. am
l,..,r ,ud able 10 do any kind Of work. The
- on my lace began 70 decrease and The nicer
> -S,I until there u not veattge OF u ieit-only
Tit-ra .rar marks the place ", ere II had been. i
ready to answer NJ aJ JoaS 'S Meposs % 6a
4 Atlanta, Ca, August IL, 1855.
,.,r,b,3 a cancer on nay face for some years,
-.'-sing from one cheek bone across the nose 20
x. ofsrr Il has gwen me great deal OF pain, al
-, tanning And Itching 70 such IN extent that
~, almost unbs,rablo. l commenced using
I "a, i,ai &c A. May, 1888, and have used eight
p n has given the greatest relief by remoy
r, flc inflammation and restoring my general
$50 Sa51gille, Iowa, Sept $, 1855.
,..- many wears was a sufferer with cancer Of
- and having beer cured oY the use OF > ).
4 I,ss' cons rained by 'eusa OF duly 10 suuer'
/ I.vr,sHltv 70 make this statement Of my case
- rha fourteenth bottle the cancer began 70
- AMID v anu soon disappeared aud Tor several
-, here has been no appearance OF sore OF
~. md ON nv nose o, face, neither Is my rose
/. - rSaipr 10 the touch. have taseu about two
a n.FrI.,ofS - :. and am soundly eUred and
4 - ,b1rS = ). effected the cure after every
4 - remedy saI tried and bad isi ed.
kA''- ROBERr SNEDLEY.
r,,t Gaines. Ga May /, 1885.
-. bssrl OF the wonderful cures OF SEiit's
-. and resolved 10 Try iL. l commenced tai
e, in April 1854. Ny general health Vas much
l-,-,r,l vet the cancer which vas in my breast
-ls,,rYed 10 Srow slowly hut surely. The bunch
- and became quite heavy. 1 tell that must
:. 49, have il cut or die. But Il commenced dis
s,,irr ggantt,i-s OF almSt black, taick blood. Ii
- . h-aIiug around the edges untu kebru- |
X saeu it Vas entirely healed no and well.
~ Betsy WOOD.
,,o.5s,sti. Plymouth Co, Mass. July II, 1885.
s-st's Sps inc IS entirely veg stable, and seems |
!, slrs caaCers BY forcing out the Impurities from
r,.Srf, on Blood asd skin SeESss mailed free
TgE SWIFT Specific Co, Drawer 5, Atlanta,
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Goldfish, 40 ID. box IS so; bloste-s, 100 in
box 81 so.
CONDITION or MAREKTs.-Sugsrs. excit.
ed and higher; coffee firm; provisions
nominal; rice steady canned goods steady,
except tomatoes, Just holding their own.
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WHEELING AND PTrrsBURGH DIvBIun.
m and After December iS, 1883. passenger trains
will run - iollovs, whaling time:
pKPAKTulA,
FOR PittIburra. sos q n, daily; 6:8 p. NJ,
daily; :06 p. N. and T:Ss O. m. daily sxoepi 6In.
For wahinston-l'lS p. d., daily szesp, Sunday.
ARlryAiA
from P.ssuuh-s2s = p.., daily II 80 q. m. and
Q 40 o ~. daily except Sunday; i6:2s p N. daily.
From wGshington-7:2o q n, dsily except sun.
dSy; l0:2S p. N, daily.
g. x. L0RD, General Pknsngs Assct
B. DUEHAA, General Manager.
1T LANE Travelling Agent. WhcslinR.
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
DRY GOODS.

New York.
New YORK, May l2.-Dry Goods-With-
out any general activity to request there
has been a very fair business. The in
quiry shows improvement, inssmuch as
there has been more looking than for three
weeks There is better feeling on The
part Of merchants and the future is more
hopeful
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rssseugsr trains isiiy including canasy. kssat.,
1odA.ion trains run daily except Sunday.
". kOBiHsOH,
1en,ral Freight and Passenger AsrAL
]. q. TOMLlN rDN,
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Cambridge Accom- mediation leaves Wheeling at
1855 m, Bellaire Sis IN Returning arrives
at wheeling at 20 r. m, daily except sunday.
1880 p. IN. train through 10 Cincinnati vitAoat
cGange, with sleeper through 10 Cincinnati
Lanesville Accommodation leaves Wheeling d
$40 p. IL, BellArs 81 Ais .. Il, daily eIccft Gun
day.
aouDdsville Acconnodstca lsavss wAee,ins q
lass A. N. and arrives 81 Keundrvilis d n:is p u.
daily except sunday.
Warrington Accommodation lea,e o, 400 2. ..
Through coach tron Wheeling 10 Cincinnati daily
On No, leaving wheeling at rs An. auTtvtrs a
GneinRs,i nj $50 p. u.
K u. sleeping czu On al through rltnk
Close connection msds iox al poinh south and
g IuthvNt, North and Eorthv0t, making this d.
air ,hls route :cr eoonists and persons moving b Ne
great vsSs, and 10 whom rayasalH sttsntiss n
Il zen.
T!cke.s 10 all principal points DC Ais q depot
Sleeping oar accommodations can b sesursa q To-
T.C BURKE
Ticket Agent b 4 q. Deyet
JOHN BAlL1E,
Ticket Agent, under Mcclure House
JOHN 7. LANE, 1rAv. Passenger Agenk
G, X. LORD, Gen. Pass. Agent
r. 7. DEvBIss. General Agent, whsslins.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE, CNkRECTED To DEC. Is. isse,
Trains lcsve Pan handle Station. loot Of klev-
cnth street, near public landing, - fellows Coz.
trail Standard Time vhiah 10 ~ miru tas slower
Ihsn WhRan'rs TIRE
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PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY.
torEHIrING)
CLEVELAND a PiITSBURg T. H.
Condemned time liable Of passenter tp.ns oorrs,,.
ID TO NOVEMBER 10 Is8-tsp, mi s,apssra
Tine.
aAsr And soErH TO rrr1saTrs AID unys,.,r
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East Liberty.
CIaCinnRti,

CINCINNATI, o., May II -Hogs-Firm /;
common and light s. 1901 IL; packing
and butchers So 1904 %; receipts l,65U
head; shipments 27j head.
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Trim, Will leave and Arrive a. follows, Daily, eI.
cept Sunday CENTRAL TnB:
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Al trains dSIIy Sis.pt rundsy.
Trains leaving Bridgeport a. la o. n. q: 20 stp
tms) arrive si Chicago at go following morning.
Trains leave Cisvsiend ic1 wheeling st 7a1 Q. ~.
T. A FORD,
Gen. rsss, and Ticket Agent, P.tssbau. p
asssrsi Msn.zu. Pfus.u =.
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naa 20 81, 900 HEWARD, lOr lteOins,
I'LL LIZ Bleeding or PrOtruding PILES DH-
nC s5s S Pile Rs SS i b1st = store TORE
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WEsr PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 10
Canle-Good demand; receipts 1000
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NOR NANaOOO, IOUrdEOL IN
In pEudense, Nsfyops DEBILITY, Snrea
by BotGnys Nerve Bittsrs, SOC. Herb
AVS Med. Co Phia, Pa, and Logan
70 nrn' Store. Whs,iing. apo--
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1886-06-10
An Indian Burying Ground.

In our last issue we stated ,that>the
recent high water had washed away an
Indian mound on the Chestnut Splace
and unearthed many old Indian relics.
On making an examination of, the place
we found that there had been nosmound
there, but that the ground was level
plateau where the Indians had buried
their dead. This cemetery extends
over several acres of ground.
About four feet below the surface
there appears to be mass of human
bones mixed up indiscriminately with
immense quantities of pottery, while
occasionally can be found pipes, stone
axes, smaller pots, ETC., deer skulls, dog
or wolf skulls, and the jaw bones with
teeth in them of some animal unknown
to any one around here.
The teeth in the human skulls ap-
peared to be perfect, and the size of the
jaws and the thigh bones would indi-
cate that their possessors in life must
have been tremendous specimens Of
humanity. After being exposed a
while to the air, the bones are easily
crumbled up. ~ .
There is no telling how long ago it
has been since the persons lived here
who buried their dead there. There is
an opportunity for the psychologists
to spend much time in studying out
their history.-Camden Journal.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1886-06-10
Killed q Human Bite.

DANBURy, CONN, May 31.-Wil-
liam H. Brown, a colored resident Of
Rose street, got into an alteration with
a white man one night about a week ago
and in the melee Brown was badly bit.
ten on one thumb. The wound al.
though painful, did not seem dangerous,
and Brown paid no particular attention
to it. It grew worse and worse, how
ever and on Saturday night Drs. Snow
and Watson were called in to see the
patient. They found him upon his
knees on the floor, suffering terrible
pain. They administered hypodermics.
but soon found that Browns jaws had
become set, and that it was impossible
to open them. The mans limbs also
were stiff and sore. The wound on his
thumb had apparently never been
dressed and was in a highly infamed
state. Yesterday Brown steadily sank
and his condition became hopeless. He
died last night. Brown was forty-five
years old, and came to Danbury from
Canada. He had no relatives in this
State as far as is known. Coroner Holt
and Deputy Coroner Adams have the
case in hand and will investigate il
fully,
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1886-06-10
A Young Lady Dashed to Pieces.

ASPEN, COL, June 3.-Last evening
a party of young ladies climbed to the
top of fire.bell tower, sixty feet high,
to obtain good view of the city. Eta
Stewart stepped to the edge of the tower
and was leaning against the corner post,
looking over the country, when the ianl'
tor, not knowing of the presence of the
ladies', seized the bell rope to call a
meeting Of the fire company. The sud
den changing of the great bell startled
Miss Stewart. and she plunged from the
dizzy height to the pavement. She was
carried into a neighbcrlng house, when
it was discovered that both legs were so
badly crushed that the feet had been
driven to within few inches of the
knee, that the bones Of her left arm were
broken into splinters, and that five ribs
Oh the right side were broken and torn
loose from the spine. She was alive
when picked up. but there is no hope of
her recovery