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well established that consumption II at
tended TO 10 Its first stages, can be cured.
There is, however, no true and rational
way 10 cure this disease, which Is really
scroiulous liberation Of the lungs, except
through purifying the blood. Keep the
liver III perfect order and pnre blood will
be the result. Dr.. PlerCe's Golden
Medical Discovery" purely vegetable
compound, does all this aud more; while
II purihes the blood IL also builds up the
system, Strengthening 1t against future at
taCks Of dlseRse. Ask for Dr.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery" Take no
other. OF druggists. Nm
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LOCAL BREvIrIEs.
dntlsIa Of MinOr MslnSpt 10 and About ihs
City.

THE TWsuly.sixth West Virginia Re-
ports are being delivered.
CHARITY entertainment at the Opera
House again this evening.
r. NJ. BLAcKBURN's tenement house,
burned Of Charleston on Wednesday, was
insured In the Manufacturers Company,
Of this city, for s, 800. The loss was Less
than $500,
As ANTICIPATED there was Big rpsn ~
Banners yesterday for reserved seats tor
Fanny Daver ports engagement at the
Opera House tomorrow evening in "Fe'
dora" A crowded house when the cur
tain rises 10 ASSURED. Fedora, ialnousaa
iAhas become, has not yet been seen here
and curiosity To see the successful drama
unites with q desire to see Miss Davenport
again TO attract the largest and In every
way most notable audience Of the season
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Following this came the oliu. Henry
MeDkemiller did come clever amateur
work on the banjo. Charlie bliss, 10
whom credit ID due for the untifing man.
ner in which he has worked Ia getting
the minstrel part Up, and Tip 0'Ktefle
did very neat song aud dance and re-.
spotded 70 an encore with a good Jig and
shuttle. Their act was very pleatsng
one. Master Harold Norton gave a violin
solo and Mr.. John Doughetty 1isfvey In
4 most wonderful makeup, gave a short
lecture on temperance. The minstrel
part concluded with Nj. Bliss's version Of
scenes and Incidents on the old plahtA.
ton, introducing an old man song and
dance BY him, and the following casti
Uncle Bill i.l..., eat Bills
6AtnbOt 4 hlgh klckef.,..,,tntU, lAnel lAughll1
Pete VI y 1llAlqn Baird
Epnini % Alien lllglet1l
U0aula W blake Mum eehen
Samson ."s.ss,,s,,ti wilson MclutO
Mail ua.,..s,,,. Ielpeit CAf, lhefA
,,'',t''.L! t4fl0W alilh
su1ai hnWNtH uAy
HAMMER Hce llaAlo
The curtain went down on a bteak.neck
hoe.down.
TtIR oPERgffA,
The second part Of the evenings pro.
grAmme was taken up BY a rendition 81
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dissolution aloticCs--

NoTIoE-I HAVE THIS DAY S0I i
IN my stock Of Harness aud lI,r . coi NIL
NeAArS Andy schERmmul aud WIN 7 Bpr,le S sIan y
continue az lhe Old sand, NJ 100 IarS,g! Nv, w
many colrttSieS exteudsd to nae Ia lso w ". ug
would A,k . contiuu luOs II the SANG Ia NM, WNs
ctsa0n, All pens, M knowing thtmlulyr, sul
% me will please call aud SglIlp ala al ' Sa,
1RVlng claluil against mo will p enc ,,SisRl
10. " ttlement F.slIARH !, 1870 NsEisi ,,v Sl
WMAELING, March !, lSSJ. ~ S.teL
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EoR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
II Dwelling, No llig Main street. nov ota
pied BY Miss =. Rod, a. millinery estabItlincnl'
Also the Warehouse, No. lI0S Main street nov g
rupled by NaylOr, McCamnOi & Co. Apply toA
ROGERS, at NO. ll0g Main street. ~
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the Olty and WhssliDE Folks
Abroad.

Abroad
George Baird, it,, and @. Il, Hubbard
were at Pittsburgh yesterday
Thomas j. MeLurg, E.q Of PittHhurgh,
was visiting Mr., ID. Steenrod, east OF the
city yesterday,
Mr. Hall, q prominent insurance official
Of Columbus, well known in insurance.
circles here, ia in the city.
Mnnsger NJ, Il, Wolff has returned
fIom business trip to Columbus, and %
confined TO his room, threatened with
pneumonia.
Mr.. j Strsus, Of San Francisco, one Of
the largts. glass dealers Of the Pacific
slope, was here this week, and left good
orders with the Wheeling factories.
The llrst official receipts Of the Fair was
a chi Ok for ten dollars, the donation Of
Col. Thomas o'Bren, OF Wheeling, put in
bank Tuesday by Treasurer MCGiniy =
Beiidiv tribune,
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1YNca hes removed 10 q Twelfth street.
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The baltimore & Ohio are selling low
rate excursion tickets 10 Now Orleans,
Jacksonville and all southern resorts. For
tickets, tourists guides and full intorria.
ton, call on or address I. o. Burke, Ticket
Agent, baltimore 4 Ohio depot, WHEEL
IND, w. Va.
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IYNon hlS removed % u TVeliLh street.
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the opsretta OF "King Alfredo This was
given under the direction Of Misses Nj.
Loniss Butler and Jessie Bates, They are
TO be congratulated on the very able man
ner in which they trained the forty odd
little ones given to Interchange. II wasa
wonderfully clever little Performance.
The pieCa was handsomely Costumed
and the music was very taking, The
principal parts we're taken as tollOws;
King Alfred ....,..,.... .,...,..., IaI0li Norton
Farmer schmidt...,... -.....,......... a n Harper
Dem FAnols noss
Dame lpFA Fn!lRek
nAae
iAt Soldier W. nAls, turner
Second Soldier .,,,,,....,....- ..',stellR kr Us
In addition, there were about twenty
little lassies and as many lads who took
the parts Of peasants, Tbs girls in red
skirts, white waists, black bodices and
French peasant CAPS aud the boys In their
straw hats and white waists looked as cute
and pretty IS the fondtss mother could
wish. They gave q march led by Master
Percy Norton and Miss Mary SWyth that
caused rtquent storms OF applause.
la NISUET,
The evenings entertainment closed With
the minuet. II was danced by the follow
ing laGiss and gentlemen:
Mr.. Sam uszlett aud Miss LuCle S, L1r'
ing,
Mr., BuInis MCAIechen and Mrs. Fred
Mir, Robert Mcclure and Mis-, zlnna
FFasher,
Mr., Fred Smith and Miss Virginia simp-
son.
MIR, George Baird, Jr,, and Miss Virginia
Pondleton.
MI, s, Irwin Singleton and Miss Jessie
Bates,
Louise Butler
Mr., VIII Doyensr and Miss jamie Good,
The ladies were most beCOuingIy alfred
in rich costumes Of silk and satn, with
their hair a Ia pompadour and powdered.
The patches OF ye olden tyne were used
with great effect, and they danced, every
one will agree, 10 rs graceful aud charms
ing manner as did ever their gnCcstora
when the minuet was tho fashion. The
gentlemen in court costumes and white
wigs divided with the ladies tue attention
and admiration OF the audience, Mira.
Norton took Miss Rlinnie Loriug's place
on short notice, Mics L)rinS having bsen
taken suddonly.ill
The curtain was not finally rung down
unit! II o'clock, There were sevstal waits
as there always are At amateur entertain.
ments, aud these wers tireSoue to the
audience, but tue performers will try to
avoid them this evening when the enter
tainmcut is to berCpsatsd,
Already NEARLY all the seats down
stairs have been taken and those des ring
seats should secure them early NJ Baum.
ers, There ia sure to be another packed
house tonight. The Opera House orches'
ira Is deserving Of much praise for tue
great assistance it afforded throughout
the entire entertainment It's work aided
materially III making the affair IN artistic
success,
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Fourth Street M. n. Uhuroh Reylynl,

The great revival In the Fourth Street
NJ, Il, Church still goes on. sixty.nIne
converts 10 tue result no far, ani there Is
no likelihood Of the meetings closing for
some timeitthG present interest continues.
At three o'clock this afternoon gospel
temperance meeting will be held, conduct.
ed by Captain John Bagyg. A numbsr Of
reformed men will DO present, including
Captain Fisher, OF the Salvation Army,
and others equally prominent. At 1880
o'clock the services will be OF tho same
character as in hsaiternoon, and will be in
charge oiths pastor, Rev. r. +. Randolph.
A spsClal invitation is extended to all
workers in The temperance Cauae TO be
present both afternoon and night; and 1t
is earnestly desired that q large number Of
tho drinking men Of the city, who desire
to reform, will be present also. This
church 10 specially interested in the saliva.
ton Of this unfortunate class Of men, and
will extend to them warm welcome 10
any and all services.
At 8 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon q
special lnAeting will be held for the Sum
day School scholars, although all classes
will be welcomed.
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BY taking the 1.47 p. NJ. tcity time)
train on the Cleveland & Pittsburgh road
passengers arrive in Cleveland at 6:25 p,
NJ, and Chicago at $50 the following morn
ing. Connections made In Union depot,
Chicago, for all points west.
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How cali Mrs. Smith wear such o hand.
some velvet coat7" "sty dear child, don't
you know her husband caves doctors
bills by using Dr. Balls Cough Syrup for
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Gar Snlf,
FoR SALE.
E0R' SALE.

u Or SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE,
The following LOU ~ Wheeling hlAnd teIoOn
lug 10 tlia estate Of the lHlB Wa. McLOy, via.
Lots No. o., o. and n Oh BtUEdNsy,
Lots No W and " On iOfk street,
Lots No. ", lol aud lOl on Yiruiaia street
Lots No. l0i, los, Ito aud Iii 90 huron 6lT,tt,
LOU No. Ia, I'D and Ky on WGbGih steel
Lot No. ~ on Water street,
Aua1 ". v, nOGR q RRN i'm vp SiL
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2repasals.
SEALED PROPOSALS.
Puptle nrlLolSq, ony CLruR orpn

PUBLIC BrMDiSl, ul1g CLEpE OIplr,
WIlgLLlSI, W Va, Ftb a, i,,g
Sealed Pc asa VIII Oe received al iheVG At
tho UlIy ClerE uatil Friday, March ] IN S"y =, y
O'Clock 4. ~, for III! removal Of al Eltchrn "a. a,
age ana Otia from Wilhln the city limit, ~ sAy
year commencing April ], 1856 lhu BIDS Ia IA, ~ "
For the Frat dlsttlct, ,ompr4lns all Of III, p,n.
FoE the Second dl.tr'Ct comprising the .,.op,
aud seventh wards, 'Ns'"'
For tps Third district comprising the laIri and
Fourth Warus ''N
F0r The Fourth dbtrlCt, comprising all lop,h d,
wheeling Greek 10 Cal tWell knu. ''''~
Foe Tue FUN dhltllL comprising all lontA Of
IA dwell Kun " the southern line o. lis tly
40 pelson wilt DO awarded Tor mOre lhaa nm.
district, n0r OAli they he inIeiO ted lnauy trSpS'i
for lnoTd than one dhtIlGL
Proposals. u DO addressed 10 the CGGlrmanuflh,
OmTittee On llyAlth, the Commute, Ie,ery,S,
III light TO le.CC. Ruy gF all bids '''e
rrl EkNNK nOWERl. City Cetk.
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soEoDoNr the ladies pride,
Only rivals II detide,
Xephri Of Hover laden alt
Only with II can compare,
DOliig good To everything,
On ev'fy slde IL ptal,es finEl
neglect 10 US ! II, ladies won't
They all must have thelf sOI0DONT,


Attests the matGhlesg purifying properties
Of goSoDoSr. Every lady who las ever
used It, ptoClaims II q perfect anlidote 10
dental decay. Pure teeth are ESSENTIAL to
d pure breath, and both are enjoyed by
all who feaoft 10 this agreeable. whole.
some, andinvaluable vegetable compound,
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unols,S rat wife.

whyiSthe letter p like uncle's iat wife
going Up hill7 II makes ant pant lsunt),
and cooling of too Eonn produces coughs
and colds. Taylprs Cherokee Remedy oil
Sweet Gum and Mullen will cure her.
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lYvon Lac removed % 81 Twelfth Street.

EbwAhp L. Rose 4 %. having purchased
the interests Of the Howe 3. N. 90, and
secured the State agency for tho STANDARD
Sewing Machine, will keep a full line Of
Howes and the elegant, swift easy running
Standard, with its perfect Attachments and
handsome woodwork. Don't fall TO see the
the Standard. See advertisement on an
other nAan.
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aOt.tord's Acid Phosphate, specific yltlusS
d. lKSsttat.st,

Dr. A. jenkins, Great Falls, N. H.,
saysi N can testify 10 It's seemingly al.
most specific virtues In cases Of dyslepala,
nervousness and morbid vigilance Of wake
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SPRING and Summer stock Just re-
CeiVed. An elegant aud complete llne o.
Suitings, PantalU0nidgs anu OYercoat'
ings, which we will mako up In tho best
q. HESS & SONS,
1891 Il 1898 Market Street.
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DoS'r fall to attend the New MCLute
House Hat Opening this morning, The
stock embraces lnsw goods Of the latest
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The following shows the range Of the
thermometer 80 observed at SChnOpt'sdrug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday: Z
4. Nj. 25'i ls M, 4l'iSrM', as'; 7r NJ,
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i'oA chapped hands, face and lips, use
RoseOllhe Cream. Sold by oil live drug.
,iAIs, At 16c per box.
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TnE stock Of Hats, Gaps and Gents
Goods, at Noble Bros new
store, In the Mcclure House building, Is
complete.
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14scns new shoe store, 81 TSelith
street.
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E0R RENT-FROM APRIL 1, 1856
~ Alarge, pleaant trout room, with bilf1 al,
thfeo 0r four gentlemen Gall ke accommodated
With table board, q No. lCOj UhApllle sntci OPP"
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1YNcn hap relnovel o o1 rvelILh DtteeL.

REGULAR Friday evening Skating Carni.
val at the ALEXANDRA Palace Rink to night.
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RRauLAR Friday evening Skating Carni.
val OF the Alhambra Palace Rink tonight.
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0Qaatea.

WANTED d SALES. l. ADTES ~,
wv. Notions and lAdlfE FaHcy Gocs. tOR
fEStc.Ssl expsTllncs only. RelefeBrS.sS Cls Eiik
Apply q p9fios s'emm Hous. Frlda5 nS Iullst
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EN0R RENT-TWO SMALL HOUSES
::I on Seventeenth street. One house, NJ lal
koh street. Enquire Of ]. II. ACHER, us 81
tenth street. mH'
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FOR SALE.
dor SALE ON EASY TGllllS.

Tho propfrsy, No. sSt, on tho cast side Of MAik.i
street corner Of aloyG. THERE Is one lIpoiieJ
the aggregate rent OF which Is from CIV to IiOgpu
year. TheW whole property Will be Sold lUr $50
TERMS ,vQg IN CASH, tnG balance In ye4hy ay
inehts Of 500 each, with ak percent injtnsi ia
further particulars enquire o. ...
JAMES l.. ItAwLEY,
mf2 IAN MR'n slhet
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FoR RENT-THE FINE THREE
~ story residence at present occupied by W
nOikheiinet, No 1919 ChGpllhO street. House bn
eight rooms, bathroom, water, Rns aud all nOle'a
C9nyenlences. Apply " ARTHUR LITTLE
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~ sRG l,af, EyeG lrl bOIu, In whose lfaln"N
COnieAihe damp slight that btingclh path
For nchei OF htnd, neuralgia cut aud bfulfe,
TIT salvation OIL these you will lose,
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LYScu's shoe store has been removed
opposite bis old stand. .
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TOR RENT Two SIN RO0SBD
~ DSellings, Nos. 1914 ana 2I6 Main Erct-
Enquire Of 2il2 Main street ~
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suOr1ls NMULsION o. HUME
Cod Liver oil, with HypOphOsphitosi GOs
wasting Uhildfeht

Dr. y. w. Cohen, Of Waco, Texas, sayst
~ have tssd your Emulsion In 1htanilIe
wasting with good results. II not only 70.
stores wasted Tissue, but gives strength,
and ! heartily recommend Ii ior diseased
attended BY aLtophYN
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Qua stock is entirely new and includes
the latest spring styles. Call in. a.
q NOBLE Bros.
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1YNon's new shoe store, 81 Twelfth
street.
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Enr REnt.

'p00MS FOR RENT-lN HORN.
~ BROOKS Block. Apply toN. V. llOGEa
llhO.l lSOO Market street dtA
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Iyscn's now shoe store, 81 Twelfth
hkrAhh.
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WANrED-PARTIES WITH I1Pes
w SfqpaIntlnee aud iuauenee Ia , ~ ~ l.
4pd peIhaps sL,ls 4Stncy taEs pLoaIayalA s . s
second street. Cincinnati, o ''H'' w.
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Dor Ultyeland ND OllLonEo.

LYScit's new shoe store, 81 Twelfth
street.
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GRaAT HARoAiss In shoes at 1ynoh's
new shoe store, 8ITwelith street. oppo.
site old stand,
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1891 4 1898 Market Str

NEW STOCK Silver Plated Spoons,
Knives and Forks, Of our own brand
lust received. JACOB v. GRUBB,
Cor. Twelfth and Market SIS.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-26
Farnlers' Club.

Yesterday afternoon was devoted to the
discussion of potatoes and corn by the Far
mers' Club. The first part of the meeting
was taken up by the discussion of the rela-
tive merits of the White Star and White
Elephant; and IL was deemed best to have
the hills three feet apart and TO put two
pieces, containing two eyes each, in every
hill. planting four to five inches deep before
billing some discussion was had over the
advantage of keeping the hills moist or dry.
Potato diggers were considered 10 be in a
very crude state yet but new developments
10 this line may be expected before long. Ii
was decided best to plant new potatoes late
enough 10 avoid the early bugs, and it was
demonstrated that paris green cannot effect
the potato itself, but might injure the plant
by destroying the leaves II put on too
strong. Mr.. Fuller presented some speci-
mems OF seeds. Peas, Boston marrow squash.
Egg plant, extra early Red Onion, long
Orange carrot. A great deal of argument
was held over whether continual cultivation
viii keep the ground moist in field where
no rain falisOr not. Mr.. Fuller gave an ac-
count of a machine for separating the cream
from the milk and also All account
of a starch mill Ii was stated during the
meeting that the farmers on the lake shore
will make more this year by their crops
than they could have sold their farms for.
last year. Tue next meetin. will probably
be held ON NJ. l.. Sweer farm where nipple
ments will be exhibited and a plOwing
match will take place
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-26

willard T. Brigham has come home for a
few weeks recreation and rest from his his
trion.c iabors. Daring The past year Nr
Rrghsm has been doing excellent work
Last simmer he scent fifteen veeks in Coll
umous o. playing leading heaves. and
subsequently twenty weeks in toe leading
cities % the Countrv With 81 E sheridan.
Nevt bis ahi fies secured him position
with IRE preacher actor teo O. Min uifh
whom BE- Travelled f1r zen weeks After 4
month ~ leisare in Npw Nnrk Cfg be
joined be Fortunes Tira .Ioe Harorrh.
p.aFiuE rees n r1r1nfo 1n1er fhe au-
spfces % tne kovs. rrensl .er. and. among
ofler cires. AZ Phi sielpala lgncnnau sri
Cleveland closing frr the summer a. rhs
lasr rarlnd rifr
NJ Brseam Is t-ee Grsrd Rapids tov
snf his sacress ln tte rtesrrics. Geld IS =
8 easr-e to si-zers genera. ss wei. a. ais
1auaf4 trends - Naonl he tss nere
aere
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-26

In October. lSS0, Ellen Free, aged II.
daughter of Daniel Free, of Byron town
ship. was married 10 Silas II BogaIdus OF
the same township. In 1851 Silas be-
came quite intimately acquainted with
one Permelia Davis. of the village of Cor
inth Ellen kindly demonstrated against
his actions but her entreaiies were not
needed. aud IN lSs5 he deserted her and
married Permelis without obtaining a
divorce from Ellen. With Permeha as his
wife be took up his residence with the
family ct Reuben Coon. IN Byron town
ship bat before bis Illegal honeymoon was
passed be was arrested on the charge 0i
bigamy. preferred by Eilens father He
was convicted and sentenced 10 Jackson
for two Years His term expires today. but
Ellen does not propose 20 take him 20 her
arms again Instead she proposes 90 re-
hnQ1ish her claims 90 ass love and affection
I'm favor Of PeTmelia and Yesterday. bg her
attorneys TAYLOR & Mcbride. she flied q
bil in the Circuit court asking for decree
of divorce on the grounds Of adultery
She IS noW 22 years old. and has one child,
Ada, aged 3 years