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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-06
THE NEW n
OF MARITIME Ferry Meets for organiza
tlo0.

tlon.
The Ms,tia's Ferry Couucil met in reg
ular session on Tuesday evening with oil
preseut except Reilly and Powell. After
the approval of the minutes of the last
meeting Mayor Mitchell administered the
oath of Office to Theodore Keller, the in
coming Mayor, AMI the Coancil aud
Treasurer and Marshal. The new Council
then vent into executive session and or
ganized by electing 8 clerk. j. ". Phoe-
bus was chosen on the third vote, ne re
ceiying the votes Of FIVE members, Mr..
Elson changing his vote from Alexander
before the result was announced.
The Mayor appointed Messrs.
Elson and Wood on the
Finance Committee; Wood, Elson and
Strain on the Street Committee, and Cots
and Marshall Burns on the Hall Commit.
tee. -,
Nj. 7, J. Irwin requested that q special
committee be appointed to audit his &C,
counts before his report was accepted and
later Mayor Mitchell made the same re-
quest. -.
Mr.. Cots moved the petition be granted,
which was carried. The Mayor appointed
Msssrs. Wood, Elsor aud Williams a com
mittee to audit the books Of outgoing OF.
6cers, Abram Lash on behalf
Of the School Board then
presented O resolution from that
BODY, asking that a committee be appoint
ed to cooperate with the committee ap'
pointed BY the Board of Education to In
yesligate the circumstances which led to
the trouble existing in connection with the
Fret ward school building and grounds.
A motion for a committee was carried,
aud the Mayor appointed Messrs. Miskie
and Strain q committee TO operate VIII
Messrs. Lash and Snythe, OF the Schoo!
Board. The Mayor appointed Marshal
Burns a policeman till his duties and salarJ
could be decided upon, which will proos
bIy be done on next Monday night, 10 which
time the meeting adjourned. By a toss @
the copper Me8srs Wiliisms, Wood and
Eison were chosen for the long term from
their respective wards.
Mrs. Kate Thoburn, wife Of the late
Col. Thoburn, and her daughter Miss May,
passed through town yesterday on then
way TO Mt. Pleasant where they will Visi
friends.
The deaihos mentioned in toe REGlsTEI
some time ago, has been dissecied by dog
and is causing trouble. Ii lies on FIttt
street, near the pump.
A force of men will commence lsylus
pip, across the river near the LaughIlr
mill this morning for the Wheeling Natur
al Gas c..
Koller's grocery was closed yesterday
the proprietor being in Wheeling attend
ing the funeral of Mrs KelIer's sister, Mis-
Bingel.
Miss Meek who has been the guest o
Miss Ora Boyd during the past week, ha
returned to her home III Wheeling.
John Fiudley, Esq Of Vsucennes, lnd
is in town, OIL his wav to visit his brother
DR.. F.ndley. Of NJ. Pleasant.
Emmett Blackford who has been laid al
With brain fever for several weeks past i
considered better.
Work on the rev depot was renewed
yesterday, after q few days idleneSs 10
want Of stone.
Easter Brandt will walk q race with De
lauey al the ExcslsioS rink on SATURDAY
night
David Thoburn whoee leg was broker
wa Tot resting SO easily yesterday.
NJ +. carp aud Charles F. Green are il
WelIsburg wishing,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-06
NEARLY A
" E''""n'" ""s '-SreIy Circumstantial
nun. onu Murder case.

DFtlg
oinup Murder case.
Special 10 ne Regnttr.
RoMYEY, HAMPsuIRE Co w. Va, April
5.--The Co-oner's jury rendered The fol-
lowing verdict agains, John II. Bowen,
charged with the murder Of Frank Heat.
wole, and if there was anything stronger
than circ1mqtaatial evidence h. would
have been lsnched: That Frank 4. Heat.
wole came to his death by a gunshot wound
fired by John II Bowen" The evidence
showed that Bowen on the night Of the
murder wore No. Il gum boots, and the
print Of the boot was distinct where he
lesped over the fence; his gun had been
repaired at the butt. and be- used it "a q
cane 10 walking. and the impression of the
gunstock vas plain; the sho. taken from
the body Of Heatwole was not nodded
buckshot, but Iced rounded by hammer
ing, ard in Bowen's pocket were tonnd
similar slngs or shots, He testified that
he always used patent wsds in bis
gun. His gun Wa cent
for, and examination showed that
one barrel had recently been fired, and the
load in tho other barrel had been partially
drawn. 1t was covered with paper wsding.
His evidence was greatly mixed. Il is b.
lieved the halls or sIugs found in his pocket
are the drawn load from bis double bare
gun. He was arrested as soon as he closed
his evidence.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-06
The Natural Gas Companies.

As there seems 10 be o misunderstaud'
log in some quarters, it may be proper TO
state that the Wheeling Natural Gss Com
pAny does not propose 10 lay mains
through the streets and alleys OF the city,
The only company outside the Natural
Gas Company Of West Virginia which de-
signs laying pipe inside the city limits is
the Manufacturers Gas Company, which
will only supply those manufacturers who
are stockholders in the concern the
Wheeling Natural Gas Company can not
enter the city to supply miscellaneous
custom, that privilege Oeing held solely By
the Natural Gas Company of West Viz
ginia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-06
HORSE SENSE.
Intelligent Animals That Know How to
Act

Intelligent Animals That Know How to
Act.
Yesterday afternoon o large audience
composed mostly of ladies assembled at
the Opera House to witness the remarks
Bile intelligence displayed by Prot. Crock
er's troupe Of trained horses. Last even
ing again The house was we'll filled By q
crowd of appreciariv4 spectators who were
highly pleased with the entertainment, as
were those ia the afternoon. There is
not the slightest doubt LEFT in the
minds Of those who have seen the horses,
that they fully understand what they are
doing and that it plesses them to 60
through their various acts. II ic a per
Torrance that raUA- becomes tircsstpe and
one that can be seen NIB: after night with
as much erioyReat the last time as the
Grst
Hit is not too wet to-day the horses vii
parade the streets between ten and eleven
o'clock. They appear again tonight, and
no one ah0uld fsil 10 see ,heE0,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-06
Marietta Bloods on the Warpath.
HnnrinI n n. RkaiRH.

MARIETTA, O., May S two young men
from this city went TO Petersburg yester
terdsy, sod Undertook to capture the pur.
leus of hat city without reinforcement
They engaged in a ring fight at a notori,
Gus house with a number Of the inmates
The police arrested the couple and took
them before the City Judge, who fined n
W. Gilchris, Sll 80, aud Frank O'DonGe'l
s. so. A charge of paIsiOg q 'sIii.' half,
dollar, was also brought sgsinst o Donutll
but was dismissed By the U. 4 Commits.
eioner. Both we're sebt to the BastiIe
from which they were liberated after a lib.
ersl patronsge # the telephone line, and
the arrival OF fri4ndo from this CITY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-06
RIPPLES FROM The RIVER.
News Gleaned About the Wharf al
frnm Our Evrhan-a

News Gleaned About the Wharf and
from Our Exchanges.
The Telegram leaves for Clariugton at
3 p. m, sharp.
The Courier will be to,dsy's Parkersburg
packet at ii a m,
The Scotia ia due up from Cincinnati t.
Pittsburg tAis morning.
The General Pike is due down o. an
early hour this morning.
The c. W. Bachelor leaves for Pitts,
burg this morning at I o'clock.
The marks on the landing last night in
dictated 4 feet III inches and stationary.
The w. N. Chancellor passes down to-
morrow morning at 4. q. m, for Charles.
ton,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-06
EXCURSION TO CINCENNATI

Via the b. & d. x. r. to the seventh May
NnsicaI Festival on May Is, 10, 30, 81
go, 1885.
On the above dates the B & o. R R
will sell round trip tickets TO Cincinnati, a.
Low eycurshiou rates Festival Chorus o.
\ trained voices; Grand Orchestra Of
wo,s thar 100 artists; FIVE Evening Con.
carts Nav Is, I9, 20, q, %. Two After
noon Concerts, May 90 and u Tickets
viii be good going and returning on all
regular trains. and viii be good returning
until Msy %, inclusive. IN
Remember, that the B L o. X h Will
hand you in the Grand Central Depot IN
the centre Of the city AGd near the Promi'
nent hotels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-06
PEOPLE WE ALL KNOW.

Our Daily Chronicle OF the Movemnets
of Individuals.
J. G Hutchi.on, ECO is in Washington
on business.
A. ! Wea'htra', OF Ashland, Ohio, was
IN the city yesterday.
Louis L%iadermuth is home from the
University at Morgantogn on a vacation
R:v. Father Antonius, OF 81. Alphonsua
Church, is in Blles cJuaiy, Pa on bust
ness Rev Father IrsnaeGs, of the same
church, is iD Moundsv,lie attending q mic,
son.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-06
Index TO New Advertisements.

SAFE OF sixth Ward Property.
EeW Building Associates STOCK.
Wanted Car builders.
Far sale-snalyiug and Counters.
For Rent-DWeling.
Notice -Hhealiag JOnststnFy, No. l6.
Oranges and Lemons &C ;. Fseny.
JaWstt's Water Conference.-The a Bro.
q. P. a. URlaundTied Shirts-D. GUndlng s
Co.
Closing Ont Sale-G. Mendel 4 Co.
Decorated Chamber ~Sets-EwtBg Bros.
~lOst-Femala Dog
Naptsd-LAdy to fake Orders.
200 seut-Furnisaed aud Uufurnisbei Rooms.
To The P~ublic-Eberhsrd HoEeuther- Local
PAGE
UHdsrtaking-G. NJ. M~sndsl-.Locl Pagel
Insect Powder-R. H.. Llstl-LocSi rage
card of KS ILOcal Page
CrushipE Redueu0ns-M. Gutmaa 4 CO.-lLOcal
Pa2e
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-06

ems. The party proceeded TO the house in
Alley E, and went through the
premises, thsir appearance attract.
log a very large crowd. There was really
nothing TO be seen, however, save the hole
in the cellar where Stephens had been at
work, and the disappointed newsgstherers
soon dispersed.
Last night Officer Stephens went over to
West Wheeling to see the missing girls
father, who stated that he was entirely ig.
noraot of his daughters fate. he had
heard she, or q girl answering her deecrip'
ton, was in Bellaire, and be will 60 down
today to see if it is his child.
A reporter called on Mrs. Fleisner last
night, but she fatty refused to make any
statement whatever in regard to the mat
ter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-06
Circuit Court.

Ia Part One Of this Court, Judge Jacob,
yesterday, the case CT B. Scbmauder vs
DR.. 6. | Garrison, suit to recover $4,000
damages for alleged malpractice, was put
OF trial.
In Part Two, Judge A. B. Fleming, Of
Fairmont, presidedin the absence Of Judge
Boyd, who went to Fsirmont to hear a
case In which Judge Fleming was inter,
ested. The case on trial was T~racewell
and Richardson vs.. the P, c. & st. l..
Railroad C ,mpsny, in assumpsit.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-06
The Black Diamonds Prospects.

PAsKsRsBURG. W. Va. Mag 5.-Messrs.
Gibbons, Scott and others have jl.t re-
turned from Q trip trough the counties
of the Little K,HaWia. They report lssse
and -tbus.ss;;e meetings al all 20 nts.
and say they fully believe the road asaro.
.priations will carry in all the i~sttFior q,
ties along the roId. MaetiSEs soA! IN
sions p,o sd % UsTs hea sz1 1iScu'
rent favorable bssriug IN &S~- .ne sppa
is encouraging in the eks| the rosc
hens appears sangRiD| 'me. Mr. %
success OF the app o. ice complete
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-06
Not Adverse 20 a Nomination.

Ye reporter with h~erculean strength col
Jared Judge Okey johnson yesterday, and
despite bis protestations made him acknowl
edge that he would not be adverse to the
nomination for Congress in the Fourth
District. 1t ia more than likely there will
Ls q big fight over the nomination, not
withs;anding the alleged s~sngulneness Of
the present incumbent, and in the event Of
q disagreement, Judge 0key will ba the
dark steed. He has many admirers in the
district who would rally to his standard in
fine style. Judge johnson left last night
for Providence, Rhode Island, to attend
the Supreme Lodge Of the Knights Of
Honor,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-06

Another Missing Girl.

Last Tuesday, one week, two young girls
named Angus cam to this city from
Bsresville, Ohio, in quest Of positions as
dome:tics, having been informed that
Mira. Rothaker of the New Home hotel On
Market street wanted two girls. When
they arrived they discovered that the lady
had secured help, bat she informed them
that they could remain several days until
they could secure work in the city. ln a
day or 90 the Oldest girl obtained a
position with the family of Mr.. Tucker
on Sixteenth street. and last Thursday
a woman named Morgan from the North
End told Mrs.. Rothscker that a certain
lady in that part of the city wanted q ser,
want, bat upon applying tor the place Mag
gle, the youngest Of the sisters, found II
already occupied.
Mrs Morgan came on down street the
same day, and at the corner OF Market and
Twelfth, she met a woman with a child 10
her arms who asked her fshe knew where
abe could find a domestic. Mrs, Morgan
dirested her to Rothacker's. The woman
went TO the hotel, where she saw Maggie
and told her che lived on Twelfth street
and for her to come along with heI
at once. The girl did so anF
hat was the last seen of either OF than
Yesterday tina older sister made Applica
ton 10 the police, as she had heard moth
ing of Maggie since the day she disap
pesred and she feared there was some
thing wrong about the matter.
Officers Junkius and Dunlap called q
eyerv house on Twelfth street, yesterday
but could find no trace Of the girl or n;
evidence that sach a woman a.
the one described lived on tn
street They also interviewed
Mrs. Morgan, but she could give them u!
further information than that she had let
the two together on Thursday. The eide.
sister is much excited over the matter ant
Yesterday was almost distracted with griei
fearing thst some harm had come to Mag
g,e. who is but fifteen or sixteen years o
age.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-06
Social Endowment.

Misses Alma and Laura Conner hand
somely entertained q number Of friends
last evening at their home on South Chap
line street. Progressive euchre and dane.
ing we're the chief amusements and we're
merrily INDUCED in b. the happy crowd.
Elegant refreshments we're served about ii
o clock, after which the fun wG5 continued
until G ~seasonable hou:. The euchre
prizes were handsome. Mr.. Stuart Mills
captured the booty
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-06
weather

WASHINGTON, D. c, May 6.-Eor West
Virginia and light local rains, winds gen,
orally sou,hesiy, nearly stationary temPees-
turs.
For Western Pennsylvania and Western
New York li,ht local rains, slightly warmer
winds generally southWesterlg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-06
Stnrr Fnr thn rrain or Rnnt

II good season, and don't forget to take WITH you
Hostettsr's Stomach Ritters, which will revive snd
benefit yoa when iatigued; will Eullity the hurt,
fal effects Of water contaminated With zinc from
the lie cooler, or stagnant and brsek' sh; relieve
indigestion produced by meals Of uneertsiR whols-
somsness. hastily bOl,ed a. odd timss in raj way
stations, and protect you trom the influence q
vitiatsd or malarious afr and III rnugh dIaughts.
othst rXvelinI publtc this admirable sAiegua aSnd
specific Is rendered In len .eDisnt and agreeable
snaps An ordinary ships medieino caeSt COS
tstns no such comprehensive aud reliable remedy,
a fact we'll understood by mart1er. The COM
merclAl traveller, tourist, enigtauf, miner and
western pioneer, all appreciate the value OF tue
BittsrG It cures dyspepsia, eostiveness liver com
plant, mAlarial disorders, Inactivity Of the KID
news. AID Is q hne nerve tonic.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-06
Sister MnIY de Snles.

BALTIMORE, Mp, May o. Mia. co,,
stance Edgar, aged 70. stsr .d.nab,sr .,
Col. Jerome BoHapaEta 80 ~
vested with the hack Vs0 n, ,ho Coy,an,
Of The Visitation 10 this ei,v, a~,cbb;sboa
Gibbons oSiciatsd. Iiss Eaaar iii I,
de SoleS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-06
THE DAILY CALENDAR.
Stock Sold.

The remainder of The stock of goods con
tanned in the store room lately occupied by
the firm of Brucs & Golfer, was sold, yes
terdsy. for Sc. 900 cash. The business viii
be continued under the management o.
Mr.. C. T. Brues.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-06
Destructive Burmese Rebels.

RAYGoOS. May 5-AdVices Just received
from Mandelsy states that four thousand
houses, including the Chinese and Siamese
bszIars have q.en totally destroyed by in
cendiaries. The small force OF military in
the town were unable to render any assist.
snce. Reinforcements are urgently nee
ed, aud will b. sent With all possible o. -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-06
Fourteen Men Buried.

.sxEAPoLIs. MIN, May ~5-Fourteen
w .skmen were buried by The collsPsing o.
ne Bracket b!ock, this afternoon. Eleven
| of them were recovered. tso dead and four
oh ers dangerously injured, perhaps fatally
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-06
,Juna Dr. ~

fiT1ssusGu, Ms John Du Bots, the
Wea,Iny iaHPsf hsrchan;, died ct mis- home
Al Du Dole, II 8, this afternoon, after q
hpeeiioe hD e.s. Mr.. Du Bois' estate is
estimated : 81 OOO, 900.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-06
A., .ms,,c,n opsra Auxiliary.

PHILADELPHIA. Asy Sat & meeting
held here for The formation OF al oFgan'za
ton auxiliary To The Americas Opera
Company. subscriptions 10 the amount Of
$50 OO0 we're secuItd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-06
,Ab,Out.

sess.IsS IS. o., May 5 TIE Senate uss
EsT 4 by all the Demcc,s's. when the
alton county contested ssstss came up
or hearing. The Ssrg .ant-tt-mm was sent
for sbsentees.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-06
In, His s.spdauehter's Throat

CLEvsLAsD. May 5.-Geosee Kseles. SO
wears Oh, Murdered his st~epdaugbter. L'z
zie Weld, l9 years old by cutting her
throat. this morning st z o'clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-06

p,xx oums and mouth and dazzling teeth
And brssah Of balm and bps OF rose
Are fousd not ia this world beneath
With yoaDg or CID, save only those
Who ever wisely, while they may,
Use SOZOD0NT BY nighE and day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-06
DbesIin9 8e9ister
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Weather.

Following shows the state Of the Their
nometer for yesterday. ~ observed by c.
Schnept, the Opera House druggist 7 q.
u Go; II m, g.; ) p. M, 90; I p. m,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-06
DIED,

ZIMHER-0n Wednesday, May s. 1886, al 8 80
o'clock g m, ADAM zINMER, aged 30 year,.
Fdnera! from bis late r~esi1ence No. 37i5 Wetzel
street, on Friday a; 2 O'Clock p. m. Frifnd, Of the
isml J are isviled TO attend. Intsrnent ut kt
ZION remeterY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-06
Telegram From South Chicago.

Secretary Chew yesterday received the
following telegram from an officer OF the
United Nailers', Heaters and Rollers As
ISOLATION:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-06
SoUTn CHICAGO, ILL.
" 4. Cher

". 4. Cher
Every scab 10 Cummings and vicinity
has been driven away. Everything at fever
heat.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-06
NEW aovseTissmraus

I ION NAL ST. EEr Bs1WE'EAL
Rite's s,ors ant The Sione lridg-,a Ptns
c-uiaininy seven d. liars TIE hgder I'll s~
~ardei BY returning the same 10 hi. of . H,S
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-06
A Card of 7 hanks

WYE WISH r iXTEND orr SiNCLp
w tbsntr 10 Ia" irienr . uho 40 kiEd 'srs
and syn psihized With Us IN our 70 ent ssi Ste
tons We arso wish io cN'snd thaDts - ibgs' SO
contributed Horsl ofienn.s 18th n m b, ne ui
abroad. and also 10 Rows. IornblR,er and Inn
for -ords 81 'mfort given w.
MIRA MANY IISGk AND FAAlLf
tVnIks"latt cops, nIs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-06

l6ANlQR INC Ou-lluF VI LUG CANANAAiOh oInA "
IL defined, and the top bore marks OF u
shovel or spade having been use to pui
down the earth while it Was yet moist.
| went to work at ~exc4va'ing, aud
found, after penetrating a few inches,
thst the ground was moist and loose while
elsewhere about the osl.ar il WAS hard ard
dry. The digging quickly attracted
about one hundred citizens living
in the vicinity, who surrounded the dwell
ing front and rear, aud gag d into tho Gel.
lar window or up at The weather beaten out
lines Of the building with deep snd absorb
ing interest.
The officer resumed mis- work yesterday
morning, out without finding anything 9TH
er than renewed evidences that the ground
had very recently been disturbed by some
one. BE suspended operations stll o'clock,
brushed the mud from his clothes. and
up town 10 locate the present where
Of Mrs. Fleisner, as her presence
woald be highly desirable in case q cold
and clsmmy corpse was unesrrhed. This
vas O accomplished, and Objects Steph-
ems and Dunlap called on her and endeav.
orsd TO obtain from her lips something
WHICH would clear up the mystery of the
girl, or st least re-
hesself of suspicion. The
woman vas evidently soms=hst discon-
at the appearance Of the officers,
several shades psler, aud showing
nervousness. She Gttly refused,
however, 10 make any statement, return
ing to all inquiries a6Ou' the missing girls
whereabouts the uavsr;iog ans yer, You
had better find out
By this time il wGs vel On towards
evening. and rhs officers left, hardly know
ing what to think OF the case, but disposed
drop it as being not worth working up
Il was while returning from Mrs Fleisners
house that the reporters met Officer Stept-
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1886-12-23
Legal Notice,

In the matter of William
w. Greer, Admir- OF the Preb,e Co.,
of William Greer, O., Probate
deceased, plaintiff, Court. Ac-
vs.. count.
Samuel Greer ct al, heirs
at law of said VIM. Greer,
deceased, defendants.
fINO GEORGE HOUDESHELL, Chas.
Houdeshell, Us years old) William
Houdesheil, who resides in Montgomery
Calvin Garrett, who reside in DAYTON,
rett, who resides in Darke County, Ohio;
Mary karnes, whose residence is un-
known to plaintiff, will take notice that
William W. Greer has presented to the
Probate Court of Preble county, Ohio,
for allowance to him, against the estate
OF William Greer, late of said county.
deceased, a certain claim amounting to
s653 90, for boarding, lodging, mending
clothes and washing same, furnishing
room with fire and keeping same in or
der, nursing him, and taking him to
LIE wis5urg nee a week to get shayed-a
distance of IL mile-during all of the
time from the Goth of day of October.
1882. and attending to all o. his business
from that time until the 21st day of April
1886; an l nursing in last illness, and ex-
penses at his death and funeral, making
three years and six months time, ($653)
during his life time, and that said Court
has fixed the time of hearing the testi.
mony touching said claim on the 24th
day of December. 1886.
FREEMAN & GILMORE.
Att'ys for VIM. W. Greer, pl'f.
noy1S-St