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CHANGElN OFFICE.
J. II. HObiuIon Succeeds y. j. LOnEdOn Ia th'
Michigan Mutual Life Insurance "a,

J. r, IIobinSon Succeeds y. j. LonEdSn Ia the
Michigan Mutual Life Insurance %.
Saturday Mr. F. ]. Iongdon severed
his connection a. superintendent Of State
Agents oil the Michigan Mutual Life Insur.
ancs Company. The representatives Of
the company were In the city ThuBdAy
and Friday, settling up the Affairs Of the
office aud found them In very BAllsiaC-
tory manner, ~ evidenced by the glowing
tribute thsy;pald their retiring officer In
recommending NJ an able, honest and
courteous official 10 the company, securing
his services. Mr.. LqhRdon takes charge
Of an Office In pltbburgh to-day, Whers lie
will undoubtedly mako as many friends a
he has made in this city who 10th 10 part
with him,
Mr.. ]. u. Robinson, who has been Iolici.
tor for tho company, succeeds Mr.. Long.
don, worthy promotion, and one that the
company will neyOr regret. MT. Robin.
son 70 q resident Of this city and we'll and
iSYorAbly known, who will not bs lacking
in showing the advantages Of this com.
pany ~ q paying Investment. An endoW.
neht policy In the Michigan Mutual Life
Insurance Company lS 50 percent better
Investment than q four percent govern.
ment bond. II Is 81 800 RgllnBt 4 81 900
government bond al the end Of 20 years
or 81 death, should Il occur. The stand.
ing Of the Michigan Mutual ranks among
the highest In this Country and silef In.
yeslmsnt could not he made.
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The salt Lake City, Utah, Erming
Democrat OF December p says mir. W.
A. Rnrkc, tho efficient aud gentlemanly
pool inspector Of tie railway traffic in and
cat ol Utah, has received 4 merited pro.
motion to the responsible position Of chief
clerk Of tho system, under general pool
commissioner Rl,b, in the bead office at
Denver, No young man h&s more al.
Miners or iirm6r irlends in Utah than has
SIR. Burke, the consequence oil his un.
divided attention 10 business and the Cour.
teous treatment Of all with whom he came
in contact. Tbs D;mocIi joins with a
host friends in congraiulsting Billy on
his boost In the line oil success, although
We will bid him goodbye with feelings Of
regret" Mr. burke is a brother OF MajJr
Tom Burke, Baltimore & Ohio ticket NSCnt
in this city.
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nlvEnSEws.
stage Of the water and Aio1smsuls Of the
steam boats.

The Louis A. Shirley left Saturday even
ing for Cincinnati With fair average trip.
The W. N. Chancellor, which has been
laid up at pAfkeBburg ior the past two
months, left there last Friday evening for
Charleston, TO re-enter her Charleston and
Pittsburgh trade.
Tho river commenced rising yesterday
and last evening the marks indicated q
depth Of v feet inches 10 the channel.
Reports from thove were TO the eject that
both tributaries were about on q stand.
The Katie Stockdale passed up about II
O'Clock Yesterday with hrst class trip.
The Scotia passed down Ct an sarly hour
Saturday morning. Both boats are en-.
gagged il the Pitlsburgh.O Cincinnati trade.
The Andes IL due to-day from Cinein.
natl. She will leave for that port on her
return trip at Q o'clock tomorrow after.
noon. Captain Charlie Muhleman iS in
and Messfs. Mart Noll and
Charlie Knox are doing the honors in the
office q usual. The Andes is 4 good boat
and worthy Of public confidence,
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ABour rEOrLE.
srr.ztsss in TIE GU aaa WAssgiaE TsIGi
AkfuaA

- - -
AsTuAa.
Csp;. JaLa C.. Eirksf VEs ia the city
sai4Tiay,
M. aai Ms \ Z Whitaker are Wait,
Ing relatives IN Maryland.
w. Il. Mallory, = leading business aAn
Of W10lslz!d, Ohio, Is N TIE CITY
90. ". 2. Adams, o! the Stale AadiioTS
oS.ss, IS n The e.,y Oh atuo weeks Vls'i
q BIS iAml!y,
Mr.. Joseph MLsasy viii leave for JET
iersla, p, this morning, NhrFc be has
bsya p9EEiug Tor The pa. three USnihA
Mr.. James Is. Dixon and soa. o. PhilA-
delphi. have returned h0His alter 4 short
Wait 70 relatives on TNsRlJ,thirt street.
this say,
Gen. John Q. McWAry, Of CAnoHrbGrE,
Is a. tho Hogeli H0use,lH rg'ls home
iron St C,Nny.lir. Sherr he delivered an
address before the fATmtu Institute.
SIR. q D. KanminnSy, OF Rash Run, o A.,
Nls in the city yesterday on his way home
from the West. lie NU ~ lar West ~
Iowa and reports TIE general bnSiPess out
look - encouraging,
John DgEyrr, a nail ieclsT, VA run in
Saturday night by OhceT kiAean for
carry lRg concealed StOpOBs and shooting
a. Tom EieJ, \ striking mailer, psWySE
says hc olly slo, 10 brighten Ried.
Mr.. Charles f Ditmtr, a well known
resident OF Zane street, lAlAud, dird yea
lsriGy forenoon, aged 81 Mt. DitmeT
vas Known aud liked by large circle Of
friends, not only IN the city, but along tho
river, where be formerly FAu.
The Weston Work say,; Dr.. W. J.
Bland, Superintendent OF the hospital, 10.
ceiyei one Of the tues, ChTiSim ~ pfeaenlA
We have yet seen. II was = magnificent
sold.heAd cane, which probably cost IN lht'
ncighboyhood Of So, The cane came
from Wheeling aud at last accounts tho
Doctor did not know whom 10 thank ior
tne uTpaant
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Saturday evenings sleubenvills HtrdLl
has the following! This afternoon tele.
gram was received al tho Mayors office
from Dr.. Herman Book, Coroner Of Cleve.
land, which read as follows: ~. Il. Neal
was killed on tho railroad Notify his
wife and answer. Herman BOck.n Neal
was sent 70 the workhouse from this city
several months SINCE for wife beating, but
hb time expired about one month since,
and In the abIence Of further particulars
concerning his death II Is supposed he
Was either working on the road Of gteAllnR
a ride, His family formerly lived on
Ninth street, In this city, but are now
residents Of Wheeling Island, having re-
moved to that city some weeks ago. A
number Of years since Neal deserted his
family here and LEFT iQf parts unknown.
Nothing was heard Of him Tor years, when
one day last summer he appeared on tue
scene and went 10 the bono Of his wife
and children whom no had deserted.
After remaining around several days lie
finally btcame enfagEd al his vile because
pbe would not give him money, and
struck her. For this Mayor Opperman
seni him 10 the workhOuse for three
months, lie has a brother living In Bell.
aire and the Marshal notified his vile and
brother by telegraph Of his death.
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Al Charley shay'S Academy Of Music
Tonight a feast Of fun IL in store for every.
body, The Buffalo iSdndird says. There
wa another packed house at the Academy
al Music laiL night 10 witness suydatn's
iIIumpty prtlpty, pAntomius TtoupeAnd
the RpsSiRllies produced BY this hne COM
,,IHf,y 81 artists. The performance through.
and again rave entire 1Atlslaclion, II the
Continuous laughter Of the audience may
be regarded as an indication OF pleasure.
The ifoupe 10 one Of the finest that has
Visited lie city. Everything goes OF az
smoothly a. Clock.Woff, all oil the per.
FORMERS being perfect 10 their pafts. The
Finer Broihera on the double bars, Dewitt
Cooke. The king Of olubs, Mfr. Dick berlin,
he Irish nightingale, Miss Anna Frank
lin, the mystic change artists, the Foys,
Dare and Lizzie, In psfpleGttyi the Suy'
dam Brothers, In acrobatie, the little De.
baugb Children, on the revolving globes
and theft comet solos, toEethel with the
comic scenes and tricks, absurd idven-
lures, odd surprises and lGuRhAble situa-
lions, kept the IMMENSE audience Keeling
with laughter from the rise 10 the iall Of
the curtain. Anyone, DESTROYS Of passing
an enjoyable evening, cannot fall Of doing
70, by attending the enteftalnmenh EiVen
BY the snydam 'Humpty DumPty' Conn
pany,"
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GA Now Year nignt Mis- Amelia Baker,
Lgisisd By ST. Ohio Bowman. gsre an
eaioyAbls party At the residence Of her
bUthsT..n.lAs, NE Ben spuldsl, on the
Bethany Pike. Among those present
sere AjSs Rogers, Of Bethany, Mas Ella
Whiptey, OF Causton, Misses Annie and
Jane Lydls, Ense AMI Anaie Gordon,
Rachel aud Rehrcli B1Emln, Bird Bow
man, Lucy Campbell, leauie Culver, sara
s;hulIEs, Mage Baker Me'I't. Joseph
LIBtmysr. Joseph White, George Culver,
Sam Gordon, Jonas Hyde, Thomas aud
Edward Smith, Henry EecGel, Ham
High, William North, sam McOaHy, Frank
Hilton, II Tut,!s, Port Glass. John Baker,
Mr.. and Mn. Ben Spedsl, Mr. and Mrs.
Charlta Bowman, SIR aud Mis. Jacob Hi.
ton, Sir. and Mn William Calender, hr
and Mrs. James Bosnian, Mr., and SIS.
William C4sey, Mr. und Mrs Warren Me.
Conahsy, Mf and Mn. John Bowman
and others fne evening" passed most en-.
ioyAbly,
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Mr.. Anthony Lslly, for long time the
faithful, efficient and satisfactory insum.
bent Of the position Of Weigher o. the City
Gas Works, has been removed from that
place by tho new Board Of Gas Tius!eeE,
and Sam Volt appointed in his stead.
Mr.. YoltE is a popular man, and will
doubtless Gil the place satisfactorily and
we'll, but the only reason for the'changs
WSs that Mr. l.llly isa Republican and
Mr.. Volts a DEMOCRAT.
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MoSrGEu, Jan, Tho Tt,ls,trSn,
authorities Of ST. CunCgoude have been Ie.
duced to submission BY the determined
stand taken by the CeGirsl Blsri OF
Health In commencing tho erection Of 4
barricadc a. the city limits for the purpose
OF enforcing strict quarantine against the
villagers unless they took immediate and
et!eclual measures 10 stamp out smallpox
In the municipality,
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At the regular meeting Of the Local
Union No. y OF Flint 0laSswOtkers, In this
city yesterday, II was resolved TO present
10 the La Belle Glass Company, owners Of
the factory at Bridgeport, a proposition
that the works start up on the Wheeling
system and scale OF WagOS. The men say
there are articles Of ware manufactured At
the Ia Belle which cannot well be paid
for by the piece system In vogue at Bell
aire. They think the company will accept
Nhpfv ptnnnnal
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Col. W. &. Foose, manager oil the Opera
llouSe. ID fortunate ID his list Of atitac.
tons LOT this month. This evening Col.
kemnlp lectures; ON Wednesday evening
lIAVtfly's greatest minstrel company holds
Tue boards; on Friday and Saturday nett
Kate Cla4ton, with an unusually strong
ronpanV. Snpears In Called Bach, !" with
the o,ipinai Madison Square theatre
scenefyt neat week Rhea ia among the
stars booked, her dates being Friday and
Saturday and following her IN January
viii be Robson and Crane, In the specta.
Culaf production Of 1.-THE Two DromlQs,'
BaFlley Campbell'a great spectacular play,
"Cllo,n Fred Wafde In several uagedlts
and other first class attractions
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dissolution 3lotircs.
nIssoLUTloN NOTICE.

wuEluSG, ". Va, Jan, :, 1851.
The hTm OF e. Hanss 4 10. IL this day dissolved
BY mutual consent JAs. 4 liAau fguTiUg. The
bgtlnrhs will bo continued by the remaining
members VI the hftn under Toe name Oi ilinIs
Wilson, who alone authorized To Iette the
business VI the late Rfln ILaaklnE the pablo tor
their llbefAl lAtf0nis IN tie past Nv respectfully
AK 4 continuance with the new ifm
CLARK HASEs
". A. WILSON,
JAS. h. HAkbB,
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Young mons meetings will DO held OF
tho Y. N. O. A. building, ll?2 Market
street eiGh night from o to 0:4j o'clock this
week. Following are the topics;
Monday, "'rhe Influence Of one Young
Man" e ChrOn. 3i:l.s; SSH, IL, 49,
Tuesday, Opportunities Used =
Zlccheus." Luke l9:l.lO)
Wednesday, ,"Oppurtunities Unused
AKrippa." Acts 2G:22'2N
Thursday, Opportunities Improved
the EunnCh." (ACB 1926 4Ol
Friday. "OpportuuitiesI. nst-The Rich
Young Ruler" Mark lOlT2l)
Saturday, Human nature always the
same." John II :37.43.)
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1. s. toop& O.. aelldy rood. The cheapest.
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Tho following petit jurors have been
drawn and summoned To- attend the Cir.
cult Court at O'Clock this morning. Part
tWo--Palrick Reilly, Leopold SChaeier,
Jacob krustleJ l.. u. Morgan, Andrew
Atmbruster, James W. Davis, Joseph
Yoke, ]. A. Farley, William Atwell, Il.
/. Sissou, August Z Katl, Alfred ClAior,
Henry bowers, Michael Roll, s. X, Kel.
10y, Jr., h. I. Conner, Charles McCowGn,
R)bt. i, Armstrong, John Roar, Charles
Neagle, Charles GlaGsner, William Wag.
ner, Henry Bhnson, James Lslley, John
lahahAn, w. N Dutbln, a. W. Darling,
Henry EslSsf, Johu Blaney. .....-.--
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WE have nOW on exhibit our Fall and
WlRLCr stock Of MOOlens, bClng com.
plete limo VI Sultlngs, ranialOOnlngs and
OVCrCOatlhgs, when We shall get up In
llrSt.elass style aud III, and at lowest
prices. Also, u iull line Of Furnishing
Q. HESS 4 SONS.
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NNsrtty kr'4iAga H.ett
Superintendent Joshua Glover, Of the
Nail Works, rcsisaed.y tsierdAy, He still
retains his stock In the institution. lie
has been CONNECTED With tho mill since lis
establishment, bang one VI us organizers
eighteen years ago. For thirteen years
he has been general superintendent and
factory mans lie was opposed 70
putting tn -lla black sheep to work
in the ..H 1877 nation Is the re-
suit OF '.a.
Tn com. .I aeling OF the
roll No ... .. rdAy. As near us
can b lru4. l.. company agreed 10 pay
thom lpdec, bur they would not
accept, Oh. reinssj % sentdr from the
nAilers' ASSOCIATION. II 10 sail the conf.
pAny offered to make yearly Coutrac'
with them AMI pay them a salary. The
works Spfe out Of plalF iron, which Is
made by the heaters and rollers. !. Ia said
among the men that the complny would
Bign the icAls at tue next meeting Of the
manufacturers association. Tie employees
were paid to-day the weeks work which
is retained by the company.
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The Australian soldiers who went TO tho
Soudan had each bottle OF 81. Jacobs Oh,
which eased all pain caused by their
march arEoss the desert. Now comes Red
Star Cough CUE, which contains no OPT.
ales OF poison, ard yet cures the most
obstinate cough Or the W0rst case VI lung
IFnuhle
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NOTICE.
Gor Rent.

pOOMs FOR RENT-lN HORN.
IL BROUk'R lDott, Apply TOW, w. lJGE 4
Ift.I. lao Market ttfret a..
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NOR RENT--A DWELLING HOUSE
II odnNiuint iDHi MONS aud kitHheu water
and ga, loraiui No. 90 Main rtrc,L Aruy ~
JOS lEtlI A 20 del
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Your mos. valuable CullcurA Remeiith haV,
done my child ~ much good that ! feel Ike GAylni
this iOI the benent Of those who are troubled NitI
skin dlief1e Ny little Girl VA troubled viii
Eczema and tried ieVefal dOolOr and medicines
bot DID not 90 hf any good until ! naed the CUT
Cuta Remedies, witch speedily cuHd her, FOL
Which owe yUu many tnAnka aud many nights oil
HaL AFION HOHsHiER EdinbufHh, Ind,
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We have complete stock VI selected
Diamonds from original packages, and
are prepared tOOIer special inducements
for the christmas trade.
JACOB ". GRUBB.
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The baltimore K Ohio are selling low
rate excursion tiakets 10 New Orleans,
jacksonville aud all Southern resorts. For
tickets, tourists guides and full lniorma.
lion, call on or address T. o. Burke, Ticket
Agent, baltimore 4 Ohio depot, Wheel
ing, ", Va.
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Yesterday morning Annie Newlan, A
white woman, aged about % years, who
has been employed a. a domestic In the
family Of Dr. VIM. Cracatt, al Elm Grove,
while engaged in her work in the Kitchen.
fell dead. Heart disease is said to have
been the cause Of death.
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The direct and popular route to the
South Is the Fan Handle, Cheap eIcur.
sion tickets to all Southern resorts nov on
sale. For guide books, mGps and timo
tables, &c, cali on or addreB, J. q. Tom.
linson, Passenger Agent, Pan Handle
rontn. MheelInR. W. Va
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The art uulon meeting icFbfsysf viii
he held this afternoon AZ s O'Clock In the
United Presbyterian Church, Rev. Dt.
Mcclure, PastpfS The general topic will
he: THAT God would now pour out His
Spirit upon all heah, 90 that oil the ends
Of the earth might see hil BAlvation. 4"
Special subject: Conditions Of successful
Prayer" John 1924, Matt. 2i.22, / John
51l.l6, Jer 2O;lS. A cordial welcome
will be given 10 all.
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want 10 tell you that your CuliruTA lle10lVenl
IA magnificent About ihfte months ago my lAHe
was cover 81 with Hl0tGhei and after using thft-,
hotties Of BoaolVeut va perfectly cured.
FRGDERiCE MAffAE,
2JsL Charles Hiteet, New UieanE, Ia.
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New AdVsTlisom0nta'
u0.id ana R1DmG
ROT Rem tUtAge HOUSE.
Nauitd-HO.i,i1D ~ Muse OF ChamtCimAd.
FJT Hent-uDute Va south ftnu street
StUckI fUf tHls-l lfWin.
Huy AIhuCkUia' Cunee At MCMeIhynA
POf Sale FAfm-A, u, EhglaOn,
fInu undtiWrar-D Nuudling & 90.
NOuce To Utly TX lAtcis N, e. crawford,
FOR Cincinnati steamer Audts.
DISSOLUTION Of tUluitEetshlp- NobluOn, Fafii
& 10
Opera House Col. Jacob kemblc,
Charley shaJ's Academy Of Auiic-FtAnk guy
dams llumply DnmpIy
HOyI DdIluE ". II. II. Peek, Agent
JaneA Means s. shDe.
! Cufu Flts-Df II u, Root
wanted Ladies and Hentlemln.
Consumption el0Cum,
HneeSOl BuceLsl Fourth page.
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DASClSa Academy at Germanla Hail.
corner Fourteenth and Market streets.
Prof. John Mullen will commence his sec.
ond term on Tuesday, January 5, 1883.
Afternoons for ladies, misses and masters
from 10 7. "; evening for gentlemen
and ladies, 3 to 10 O'Clock =. n. VIII con.
hnpe Tuesdays and Thursdays Of each
weak, II there 10 reasonable number
over expenses. The Professor hopes all
Wi1hl1g 10 learn TO dance would visit him
81 tho above place or address No, 30 Six.
ltohlh street, Wheeling, w, Va,
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WASHINGTON, Jan. Al A. M.--EOr The
Ohio Valley and Tennessee, clearing,
colder weather, followed In the western
portions by slowly rising temperature,
winds generally shifting to westerly pot.
tons,
FofthHloWer Lake region, cloudy wealth.
OF, aud rain, sOuthetly, shifting to slightly
colder TO westerly winds.
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The following clever little mo- Was per
pttrated by well known young society
lady: ..
Accept this tihe from friend
NbO doth New Years greeting send.
Tie sire Of the gift hype you'll paid
For Ilmeg JOu know. are fefy bard.
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wal almost perissily bald cautVi by Toticr oil
the top Of the nllp. fused your CullCum iLem6.
dIea tb9ut llT weeks, aud they cured my hralp
perfectly aud nov my halt Il coming back 4, lhlci
Up. CnaIeE. whlls,horn.. 1.,n,.
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sIScE Mn. brown las taken to using
DR.. Balls Cough Syrup she has saved Al
independent fortune in doctors bills.
You can do the same.
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Tho following shows the range Of tho
Thermometer IA observed at Schnepl'sdrug
store, Opera House corner, Saturday: I
4. NJ. JO' II ", AZ; 3r. NJ, 4j'; ~. ".
AZ. Sunday: JAN, jO'; I'm, o. 0
4, NJ. bS' Pm, hho,
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one Of our ouSt0mofI says your Cu.icufa Renie.
dies are The best be ran ind iJf itching Of tho
lkln. lie TIED all O'htn aud found no r. lei un.
Rising ann o.
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ALI our city fathers say use Salvation
Oil, the greatest cure on earth for pain"
II costs only Is cents.
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&auttd,

NNrASTEp-r1 RENT Two OF
w Tf7S Nas .sl-=s H1-lr3 .I sr01at t.Hi
IN Ar.l. as fHEthr tr usl 80 eau. A4.
ASS, ~ Enh.pN-a tHlI
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FOR comfort, git one Of those Beat
Knit Jackets nj Z. HESS 4 SONS.
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Ihsruunal ncsliug 81 ,gnfAAHlGr 81 iar Una
fity AsTing lIs4Ftulr U0n Pay iaT ,hef|gy l.au
81 ntry ,frl, alL b. ht'l ~ sLs ua.Fs ~ iaEl4n
psiy gu NaaaAE I44uag %, lsH uAF.HH ihg
hn4't "a .aaI sgs a H. -.laEtE.
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psuldeud.
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PEy.ls - ~ s.1Ssss>l,n % irEazA
a.. PAUL.
~ zvHn.arF.
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bIilPt -, nlActheads skin nleml,hei and lAby
TIN iinmor, uSe CutiUnfA Soap.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-04

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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-03-27
Dakota Court Proceedings.

A man was recently arrested on a
charge of stealing. An officer brought
him before Dakota Justice of the
Peace, when the prisoner said:
"Jedge, / object to this; | want to
be let off little WHILE
"Pris'ners' objecsuns amt gener'ly
very betty in this Court" replied the
Justice, sarcastically.
"Yes, but I'm willin' to be tried.
but want to be let off for jist little
WHILE"
mo, sir! The law must take her
co'rse ev'ry time"
"Can't let me off half an hourl"
met if the Court knows herself"
"But you see, ledge, | had jist struck
. man out here for trade ON my near
boss when the offcer--"
(which 'un did you say-the sor'll"
"Yes,"
"Why. Jones. l can give you darned
good trade if you want something to
match that off boss o. yourn. This
Court is adj'unded to t'morrer at 10
o'clock. Come over to the barn and
look over my roam mare"