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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-05
THE HUNDREDTH ANNIVERSARY
Or Portland. Ne, Ia Progress of Celebra-
tiOn.


PORTLAND, Me, July 4.-This city be-
nsm to-day three days celebration OF the
lO0th anniversary of its Incorporation.
The ceremonies connected with the cele-
bration will be most elaborate and impos-
Ing. Forty-three hundred general invita-
tions were extended to sons and daughters
of Portland living ont of the city and State,
and two hundred special invitations 70
PARSONS who are natives OF the city or " nc
we're former residents. The influx Of peO-
rle drawn here from neighbOring towns to
witness the festivities on Monday and
Tuesday, taking place in what was once
the little town of Falmouth, will number
thousands. Among the number who have
accepted invitations are Governor kobie
and staff. the Mayors OF Gll the cities I'D
/ Maine. the MayOr of st. John, y. H., h0h.
James G.. Blaine, Hon. Hannibal
IIamlin, Hon. j. II. Powell and
/ Colonel Clark Edward, the candidate for
/ Governor: Rev. LOnglellOw, Of Cambridge,
\ Mass. and Mrs. Abba Could WOOlSon, oi
/ Concord. y. II. Over 200 former citizens
I of Portland are already here. \ large
DELEGATION of old residents from Boston and
i Worcester is coming. The North Atlantic
Snuadron is nov lying in the harbor anu
the Officers, Sailors Marine and Artillery
Blue Jackets will take part m the eeieor'''
tiOn on Monday.
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Gaudaur Wins.

WINNIPEG. MAN, July 4.-Teemer and
Hamm rowed three-mile race for second
place in the regatta, this evening. t1rst
mile. both came down the course together,
I'm turning the buoy Hamm steered wildly,
from which point TeemeP pulled rapidly
away from him, crossing the line hVe
lengths ahead in 192lS. Gaudaur taxes
first money, $50; Teemer second, SSOo
Hamm third, $3.50. They leave for the
South In the morning.
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la Free America.

wu-Rs-BARgE, Pa, July
attempt Of John Daley, Tho
Catholic" 10 speak in Rivd
afternoon, proved another fzil
immense crowd present push
wards the river and In q minu(
police were showed over the [
waters edge. lie made no 4
to talk. Many Of the pers,b@
present, although In no pas1(
Gates Of Daley's doctrine. I
opinion that he IL being r.
treated and il il believed umf
attempt TO silence his speech 4
with obstinate rexistance. =
be escorted 10 his resbirncs ~
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Murdered by a Girl.

CHARLESTON, $. C., July About the
first of June, in Barnwall county, John
Steady was publicly cowhided by W. T.
Connully and 4. J.. OFT, for circulating re-
ports about Connelly's sister, Emma. Al
Hunters Chapel tins morning, while the
Sunday School was in session, Steady was
shot and killed by Emma Connolly, who
gave herself up to the authorities after the
Shnntinu
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MIR. BIaIne's Book.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, July Judge Ham
mond. of the United States Court, yeSter'
day forwarded to he filed, his opinion IN
yoiving the copyright Of James q. Blame
Twenty Years Of Congress.
lie cnioins agents from selling the book,
holding it piracy ON the copyright to sell
without the authors consent surreptltlouS
lv obtained copies of the genuine print, n;
much AS it is to sell unlawtully printeo
..,r,i..s
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What Does He Mean ?

ROCHESTER, n. Y, July 25.-or-
leans, \. Y, where Harrison the young
Irishman who gave himself up the Chicago
police on Friday, says he murdered his
wife, is place Of about GOO inhabitants,
about f6rty-Ave miles from Rochester.
No such tragedy occurred there.
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, July i.-Diseoant was inactive
during the past week at per cent for thrce
months and I for short The Stock Fx-
change loan rate 10 next account Is 2iaat.
Business On the Stock Exchange continued
animated during the week. Prices mo-,
where rccedcd, while in most instances
there WAS n decided rise. Cheap money,
good harvest prospects and hopes &C o re-
vival in trade influenced the rise. Tho
movement has passed beyond the limits q
speculation, and the public Is now invest
inc lar,y,ly
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MANNING BACK.
Hs Receive, an Ovation at MaShipgton--
CA for New NOTS.

Ale Receive, au Ovation at Washington
On for New NOTS.
WASHINGTON. July Secretary Mann
iue. as,,mpiyd by his wife and daughter.
his private secretary, Mr. Brennan, and
Nr MIiyy. Commissioner Of Internal
Rryrug, arrived ., the city on the late
Ualn last night tyOm Hot Springs, Va.
The Secretary stood the t0bg carriage driNe
Vi twr#tv miles over the mountains anu
Subsequent railroad trip without auSue or
Inconvenience. The tram bearing the
N0retUy and his party was boarded al
Ndlp,pPyf by United States Treasurer
Jordan. whu brought with hum the latest
apartment news. ard basket OF choice
Hover Tor the Secretary. The tram WIS
.lout "a luur behind time in arriving here.
Inc President Postmaster General and
NS. Villas. Assistant Secretary and ArS.
FdFcMld, Private secretary Lamont and
\ number OF officials OF the Treasury De
paf,mcnt, were awaiting his arrSal and
@AQ NuIrdcd the Secretary'S private
I"' iluite reception iol-
IO~ed, the Secretary shaking hands
AAo Receiving congratulations of visitors Tor
about ten minutes, aites which he retired
VIA the President to one OF the state
IIyOhS, where the two had long talk
" Gen the President left the ear il WAS at
tA,led 10 the New York train. Treasurer
So''i'n q, accompanied the Secretary 10 New
t%N' where Mr.. Manning and his family
VII REMAIN for two or three days before
~ S9'OS 10 the Secrctary'S home at Albany.
tNe f!e-ldeut'S valet carried to the train
magalacent basket of flowers for the
JIsyIelary. Ar Manning seems to have
,.4OS' entirely recovered from his recent
ba; bs'sfe illness and last night appeared to
De IN excellent spiritS
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Celebrated the Fourth.

CITY OF MEXICO, July 4.-The Ameri-
can colony here celebrated the Fourth of
July by ball on Saturday, whiih was
largely attended by resident and visiting
Americans Many distinguished Mexicans
were in attendance. The national stand
ard of Mexico is displayed on the Mexican
government buildings in honor of the day.
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I.aIng's Chall~urj

MONTREAL, July 4.--Jq
Montreal, has made a depapfl
the Montreal Gazofte, afi'firI
match for a threo-mile rae,
with James Ten Eyck, Enria
Mackcy, for 500 or 81, ,O0d
challenge 10 hold good Cor
ffom date.
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newark Iyt.s Ssn~s,.le

NEWARK, y. j., July ~.
Park, the scene Of the four DE-
campment, wgs visited by
persons to-day. In the md.nf1
bers Of the various visiting 81
tended mass in ~. Patrickse c.
81. Jo-epb's church. A <a<ro
given in the afternoon and -
liyered by Hon. A. n. Ks13cT<
followed by 4 dress p0casia L
a concert was given by the -
society Of 100 voices. To-
nor Abhott VIII review ~
Hon. 3. J. Randall will sel|-
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A Michigan Fire.

OVID, MICHIGAN, July 4.-Fire this
morning originated in l. NJ. Buckley
store and destroyed four stores, causing a
loss Of SO, 900, on which there was about
$17, 900 insurance. Several accidents oc-
CURED during the fire.
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Earned runs, ST. Louis ;, Brooklyn l;
two base hits, O'Neill Peoples; total bases
on hits. 81. Louis IL, Brooklyn q; sacrifice
hits. SwartwoOd, O'Neill, Burch, McClel-
Ian; left on bases, st. Louis :, Brooklyn o;
struck out. by Caruthers =, by Terry l;
double plays, Smith, Mcclellan, Phillips;
bases ON balls. off Caruthers !, off Terry 3;
passed balls, Peoples ,; wild pitches, Terry
|: umpire Bradley.
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ADaadIy Disease.

LITTLE Rock. ARK, July 4.-On the
,,,ttIe ranges of LOnake and Prairie eoun-
ties, n deadly disease has developer among
cattle, which are dying by scores The
exact nature of the disease has not been
aseertained BY the veterinary surgeons,
bnt II resembles somewhat the Texas ieyer'
which has now become epidemic, carrying
ofr .attla hE sooreS
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READING, Pa, July 4.--This morning
fire consumed about half Of john X. Roas
lumber yard here. Loss 81, Goa to
SIS, 00l. The fire vas caused By fire
cracker earelessly tilroNn into lumber
pila.
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BASE BALL.
Cincinnati shuts Out the Athletics, Yes
terday.

Cincinnati shuts Out the Athletics, Yes
terday.
CINCINNATI, July 4.-The first Sunday
game of the season to-day drew 5000 per-
sons to the ball park 10 see the Athletics
shut out by the Cincinuatis. Good field
ing and batting of the home team gave
them the victory. McPhee, Fennelly,
Bierbaur and Quest distinguished them
selves in the field, while Jones One-handed
catch of a long fly in the seventh is said to
be unsurpassed in base ball history.
T4aiuas..................l 3 1 :
Ciurinnati i..............O 0 : D D -
AthlytiC.-....-...........,O D D U U
Earned runs, Cincinnati, >; home runs,
Jones. |; Reilly, L; three hlse hits, Fen
nelly; passed balls, Obricu, ,; first base on
balls, of Pechinney, 3: oil Clark, =; base
hits, Cincinnati. /; Athletic, .; errors, Gin
rinuati. 3; Athletic, 3 Umpire, Kelly.
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The Chnmplon. Mla Ansther.

ST. LOUIS, July 4.-The champions won
au,ther Vame from the BrOoklyns to-day
by hard hitting and iaultless fielding The
game was practically won in the iiith in
ming, when, By bRnehipg their bits, and
I daring base running, The home team scored
four runs. About IL, 600 people witnessed
1 the game
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HcalH's speech.

LONDON, July 5.-Mr. Healy, in speech
nj Newry, said: "Thc union has ever hon
10 cure and 3 b)fahk ~
Lord OfneSoo WglGa g.
protesting aEnizst ~ q
the 29th of June, n x1l1
construed lord cSwaso3'& 11Ill0I1lDlI
House of Lords rs an acceptance of tte
Governments Irish policy.
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LONDON, July 5.--Salisbury has been
ordered by his isphysician to drink the wat1ra
| of Roy at Auvergne q,
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INNS Louisyille 3; two base hits,

Earned runs, louisville 3; two base hits.
Mack 1; three base hits, Kerrins l; passed
balls, Reipsch I, Ager I; Wild pitches,
Heeker /; first base on balls By Heeker :
Lynch 2; struck ont BY Lynch, 1; double
PLAYS, White, Max and Kerrins Umpire,
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Latest Returns.

LONDON, July 5.-Thc total nunllsr -
votes ~ far east and counted Is: 0lsd<
stonian, 3is, 2l7; Opposition, 375, ,752.
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Iiurned In heath.

LONDON, July i.-The widow ofBchulD
Delitssh, the political economist, has bsea
burned tn death. -
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PoR THE BAoEsLIDKR.

Who do YOU mean by thats you say.
mean YOU who used 10 frequent the house
az God, but seldom 90 there now; you
who once sat at The holy communion, bni
take net The LerdSs cup now ! mepa Yen
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Lynch RntIed Hard.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, July 3-rhe Louis
vile batted Lard to-day, but telded loose
Is, allowing the Nets to make six unearned
runs. White and ROSeman played brl-
lliantly.
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DETROIT, July3.--Tbexnn
inter-lake association v<r =
four are of the Grst eiasz
Second, eleyea o. the ~
fourth and eigh. of the
tweny-three are Of tn
Detroit; eleven ef ths To
the Ohio club, of Tolfd
land club and two
This is the larHnst ~
together ON sud az 10. =
races are prOhah
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A Child OF ArehItect Ho,ra.r,l I,,..,l.

F,l'A 4sta1fIII1 q a. lI|lEIIT n n "
NAsHTF0ToS. d. G yelt LA n "a
Salid Of Askiis S n tlr ftk J
NJ died .''S rly |,lf .>t y
GblleetO.
ariYals. ~
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IN THE NORTHWEST

During the past three weeks do not give
promise To exceed 60,0D0, 900 bushels in
excess OF the figures made by the govern
ment last year. Both oats and daX crops
have suffered severely from the prolonged
drought in the northwestern states, and
the prospective yield of oats will b. short
of the average yield per acre. Rains in
Ohio, Indiana and portions of Illinois have
delayed harvesting and caused some injury
i'll twenty-sevCn counties in Illinois, whtcn
return reports aS To the actual results of
the wheat harvest. The yield has varied
widely, from five to ten bushels per acre
The ring of wheat yield is from 10 TO Il
bushels. Reports from all counties of
Minnesota indicate that the present wheat
outlook does not promise to exceed one
half to three-tOurthS of au average where
full effects of the drOuth have been felt.
The reports from Indiana show that wheat
harvested is of excellent quality, though
the yield will fall short of an average crop.
The need of rain for all growing crops Is
indicated throughout Wisconsin. In Da-
kOta the need of rain is again beginning to
be felt throughout the entire territory,
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CROP SUMMARY.
OFFICIAL ESTIMATES As TO THE YIELD
WILL NOT BE REALIZED.
A Study Of Northwestern RspOrB--RainS
Delay Harvesting in Ohio and Indiana
The Yield Short in ALI the
States Yet Heard From.

CHICAGO, July 4.-The following sum-
mary will appear in this weeks issue OF
the Farmers Rerielr: The detailed reports
from spring wheat growing States, together
with actual results from winter wheat har-
vesting, indicate that official estimates as
to the probable crop yield will not he re-
allied. The actual injury TO the crop in
Minnesota is already serious, while the
average of the reports from Dakota, Ne
braska, Wisconsin and Iowa indicate that
many sections have felt the blight, and
that the average yield has already been
considerably leSsened. A thorough analy-
sis of the probable crop yield has not been
attempted by the Rerie,r, but 4 study OF
the detailed reports which have covered
every county
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-05

n.rrrsosE, JnIy4
Mw Tianeire ths pg1 =
alien, q New 0fear
ssrvnnees q tie fsast 6
Pefer's ehnrch fhs mofl
cbrznfs No e Scd ye,tme9o4
Cardinal, Who occupied .
aIt1r.
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Salisbury Sick,

TIOllsc OF lords rs an acccpta
Governments Irish policy.
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elbow sweet the name of Jesus sounds
In q believers ear.
10 sOOthcS his SOrrOwS, heals his wounds,
AVID lriNrS nMhX his IrAr.

The name of Cesar means power: the
name of lIerod means cruelty; the name
of Alexander means conquest; the name of
DemOSthenes means eloquence; the name
of Milton means poetry; the name OF Ben
iamin West means painting; the name OF
Phidias means sculpture; the name of Bee
thoven means music; the name of Howard
means reform; but the name Of Christ
means love. 1t Is
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A MIGHTY RESTORATIVE.


You know that there is nothing that starts
respiration So soon in one who has tainted
as camphor, rs We have 1t, Put upon q
sponge or handkerchief, the effects are al
most immediate. Well, this campfire
plant of the text, though SOmwhat differ
cnt from what we have, was 4 pun
GENT aromatic, and in that respect it be-
comes type of our Lord Jesus
Christ, who is the mightieSt of all restOra-
tives. | have carried this camphire-plant
into the sick room, after the doctors had
held their consultation and said there was
no hope and nothing more could be done,
and the soul frightened up under the spi-
ritual restorative There is no fever, no
marasmQs, 10 neuralgia, no consumption,
no disease of the body, that the grace of
God will E2t help. ] wish that over every
bed of pain and through every hospital OF
distress We might swing THIS cluster OF
campfire from the vineyards of En-gedl.
Christ hand is the sOfteSt pillow, Christ S
pardon is the strongest stimulus, Christ S
comfort is the mightiest anodyne, ChristS
salvation is the grandeSt restorative. 1t
makes a man mightier than his physical
distress.
Art thou weary Art thou langIid' Art thou
sore distressed
Come To me, saith One-'and coming, be at
rest.
III ask Him to receive ME viii He say me nay:
Not till earth and not till heaven pass away.
Finding. following. keeping, struggling, Is He
Sure to bless
Saints. apostles, prophets, martyrs, answer
'YeSI'
Nero tarried to put pitch upon the
Christians OF his day, and then set them
ON fire, that they might illuminate the
night rOund about the palace; but while
they we're burning and tke crowd beneath
were jeerin!, louder than all the noise went
up the song of praise and triumph from the
diving martys John Bradford came out
in the presence of the instrument of tor.
ture that was to put him to death and
said: II am a Christian now. / have
never been before And so, again and
again, the Lion of Judah's tribe has torn
70 pieces the Wild beasts of nlartyrdOm.
This grace is also restorative
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-12-18
Mr.. EDITOR:

Mr.. EDITOR:
Please announce to your readers that
we are kept too busy to write large
ad vertisements, or to notice a
competitor and his more goods than
any or all other dealers put together in
town." AS for auction goods and Wa
terbury watches we do not profess to
keep. We have in one corner of our
store more fine watches than you ever
saw. Go to the Old Reliable, and get
honest goods. See the largest stock in
town. Remember,
HYDE's JEwELRY STORE,
As Queen Street.
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AN INDIsPUTABLE FACT.-The rep.
utation and trade that the house Of W..
L. Jones, jeweler, of our city enjoys, is
due to the fact that goods are sold for
just what they are, and not misrepre-
sented. He takes pleasure in calling the
public's attention to the fact that he has
an immense and well selected stock of
every thing in his line. Parties wishing
anything, should not fail to call upon
him, as he can't help but please--giving
special care to the selection of his stock
for the holiday trade. Prices as low as
one can put up the same quality of
goods for. Don't hesitate to call,
whether you want to buy or not-see-
ing is believing.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-12-18

LOOKOUT for chicken thieves. They
have been around in the rural districts.
THE Episcopal Church supper last
Friday night was well attended.
JIM THATCHER shot two large wild
turkeys, last Friday, in the pine bills,
near the old Benson farm. Turkeys
must keep themselves scarce when jim
ME is around.
SPECIAL attention is called to the
big sale of the personal property of <.
ID. Weaver, decd, on next Tuesday.
The terms of sale will be eight months
credit instead of seven as advertised.
Kid Gloves a full line all shades and
sizes just received at Emmert Y
Fiery's.
SOLID SILVER ware in forks, knives,
spoons, berry spoons, butter knives,
pie knives, fish knives and everything
that is made in solid silver, at
w. r.. JONES.
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THE GRAIN ELEVATOR. The @. v.
r. r.. in pursuance of it's usual wide
awake policy and regard for public con-
yenience, has just completed grain ell
evator in their depot. The machinery
will be operated by a 10 horse power
engine and as grain is deposited in the
sink, it's passed through Barnard
Dustless Grain Separator" and deposit
ed in the upper binns. perfectly clean,
and the screenings are returned to the
seller. BY this means, farmers can
haul their grain from the thrasher, and
have it cleaned by machiners, instead
of the present laborious method. Mr..
j. N. Thatcher will have the manage
ment of the new enterprise, and that
ensures fair dealing and accommoda-
ton. We are curious to see what far.
mer will put the first load of wheat OF
corn into the new elevator. States.
man.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-12-18

THE Champion Binder Company gave
an extensive free trip from Baltimore to
Springfield, Ohio, last week so that
those participating might go through
the large works OF this great company,
as well as enjoy the scenery and pleasure
of a nice trip. Three special cars were
furnished, and all expenses paid by the
Champion folks. The excursionists
passed through this city last Saturday
evening on the return trip, under the
superintendency of Mr.. Lee, proprietor
of the Baltimore branch house, and s.
r.. Howison, the company's head agent
here. The first glimpse we had of Bro.
Howison, revealed him seated on a
hand truck, which was being wheeled
up and down the platform at the b. Dc
o. depot, by the enthusiastic tourists.
All the ladies and gentlemen had a
very pleasant trip.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-12-18

THE Cumberland Valley and Shenan-
doah Valley Railroad companies are
now concentrating gondola cars at
Steelton, for the shipment of steel rails
to Rome, Georgia. A contract has just
been made by the G. v. Company to
transport five thousands tons of rails to
Rome from Steelton before March 1,
next, and shipments will begin this
week. Over four hundred tons were
taken within the past few weeks to
Birmingham, Ala.
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WHEN WIZ ADVERTISE WE MEAN
JUST VIVA WE ADVERTISE.

We cannot sell you all-wool oyercoats at
$3.50, neither do we claim 10 handle the
people well know that ii would he an inn
possibility TO sell suit Of cloths for $40 or
$50, ready made. still there are people in
our city who advertise 10 do the above, but
when you visit their stores you never find
what they advertise. We claim to handle
just what we advertise, and IL you take the
trouble to call and examine our stock,you
will be convinced of this fact w
2t THOMPSON A. TABLER, M
a8f Genteel Clothers.
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JURORS. List of Grand and Petit
Jurors for the January term of the Cir
cult Court OF Berkeley County:
GRAND JURORS. b. Cunning.
ham, Samuel Busey, Henry Trostle, @.
w. Wisner, F. d. Staley, A. III. Myers,
r 5. Thomas, George Cole, John w (.
Lamon, George w. Daniels, Jacob Mil
Ter, Jos. H. Shaffer, William Westrater,
John w. Hollida, VIM. M. Lemen, G.
Boyd Harlan.
Petit urors.-Joseph Grove, w, t.
Siler, Charles Miller, John Fl. Lemen,
Charles Lloyd, j. II. Gardner, John
KEGS, #. WEAVING, Harrison Lloyd,
Barney Kilmer. q. p. Herring, Rob-
ert Porterlield, Frank Shepherd, Alex.
ander Clohan, Henry orthington,
Hunter Small, Adam SmaltZ, Calvin
Crawford, William Phillips, Leonard
Jones, John Burns, Jr., Allen Butt,
James Fl. Smurr, Frank Milton. w. s.
Nicklas, Willis Busey, Benz. w. Geyer,
James A. Robbins, Charles Mcdaniel,
Jacob H. Stuckey.