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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-23
A BIDDY.
Fact Always Just rs Curious as ANY
sketch of Fiction.
Nayv York SIM

at ANeyo 80
sketch of Fiction.
New York sun.
In one of the latter chapters OF "Rrd6er
Grange" Mr.. Stockton related how the
Ex. BJarder, after he had married and had
settled in his Hat, found that the servants
room WAS too short for the servant his
wife employed, and so cut q hole through
the wall into the kitchen, so that the
servant might have loom to lie at full
length. Thousands OF p6oPls have laugh
ed at the story as improbable; but 1t may
be true, if n can ju4ga from similar oc-
currsnCea. A lady had occasion late one
eyeainy to enter her servants hsdIo> I'M IN
au uptown h4t. Abigail ley fat asleep,
over her head q ~cspacious cotton umorell4:
Whats this?" asked the astonisheo
mistress, waking up the woman
''Oh, men," ia the Abigail, tee
next familg's refrigerator do be right over
INV bed, mem, aud il drips on me tha'
much 1 had to put up me UMBRELLA
"Wby didn't you tell me about III
can have it fixed" sad the lady. =,
'Surs, mem, it do be no trouble al al
to pat ND the umbrella" said this Con'
tented serving woman. But the leak was
stopped the next day.
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RsatdsIL
4 Word About GataTh,

,,s mucous membrane, that wonderful
III a coyeIope surrounding the dehcats It's
s 81, Of he sir and foo 6n Rsss a'Sssi hat C !, s.1,
rsSV' yirslS and rnden life but a long
frto thC NSISb nj misery ard disease, dulling the
drawn 80 scsriuF, trsmmellng the power OF
suSe q ItrSyirg the faculty OF smell, tain ing
,PHca, I ,S, and Eulius the rehned pleasures Of
;hc onS."J fc,ISlv by creeping on from a simple
UCic ,rS read. it assaults the memnrSnouS
cS ,,5s . and eny<"rs lhs Tone, eSIlRS mS4G S1
abe leuI".nI death. Nothing shOSt OF total
a.gS5 xSsp viii secure heath e dse PSasGS AM
AT ~ IN ~ A fatal termination. SANFoRotS
s. 5st CrsE, hy h4 es 2 SG,S End ,S Sy iT %Sq9 e. e,
'ItuNt made irightlpl mrOSdS on delicate
t.s@ ngSus hearing smell and taste have been
COn>a.,I and the disease thoroughly driven
out P,prcAL CuRE consists OF one bot.
SAHtSS. r,rICAL CURE, one box CATARRHAL
lie q, ~ and enc lNPEOyED INHALER, neatly
,lsrN r in enc package, with full directions
ParSP S >rsE DRUG AND CHSNCAhCo %. Boston.
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No Mercury,
No Potash,
Or any other Mineral Poison.

Z. Is Natures Remedy, made exclusively
r 30 Roots nd Herbs.
N.tIe-scrtly Harmless.
70 is the only rrus-ly known to tho WORLD
''". aas ,vgr yet cured c~UHiUgiOlSs Flood
I..a.r IN al is strggs.
.' ra-cs N'rru-ill rheumatism, Cancer,
S-'.",a,aa other blo,-l diseases heretofore
considered incu--hlc. Il curcs any disease
"a-1vl frnm Impure blood. Il is now pre-
s-H,lly ta.ululs ~ tho best physicians
laiac tG,tc! States. IS 4 tonic. We append
IL ~,atr.ncEs % q few:
Eny" nod S. 5. $. on patients cOuvaleSc.
.'iN l"Nrr AMI t-#m measles with tue
t''I Iy'..-s. J. y. CHENEY, VI. D.,
Ellay,llc, a
tRFNFV, GA-WIlIc White was afflicted
van ~F",I.A seven Years. lpresCrtbCdS y
=, anu today he Is . TAT and robust boy.
z. W. PARKER, NJ. D.
E'0HvnNn, Va. Dec. Is have taken
i.I'' N'tllcs ~ Swtgts specific for secondary
L.s7l poison. II acts much better b pot
SA"rAay other remedy have ever used
h 2 WINFIELD, NJ. D.,
Formerly Of Sussex Co, va.
Dr. 2 J. UALE. the well known druggist
eng physician, % Nashville, Howard County
ArN writes: Having some knowledge astO
Nhat ). $ l. composed OF, | can safely
I.e"nlmenI 10 as the remedy FOR all skin dis
e"7S' i matters not what ne name may be"
We have a book giving a history Of this
wonderful remedy, and is cures, from all
'Eet the world, which will convince YOU that
~ we Say l. true, and which we VIII mail
10 on Application. No family should be
without u. We have another on COntagiOus
bN's' Poison, sent on same terms.
Write Us a history Of your case, and our
Inl>lrian Will advise With you by letter, IN
slrlGLeNt confidence, We will not deceive
ycu knowingly.
Fer sale by all druggists
The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co,
Drawer 8 Atlantis, Ca
New York, 10 Broadway.
London. EnE. = snow HNV
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CINc1NNA1I, O., November 22.-Hoga-
E.sier; common and light "a 5Os5 30;
packing and butchers S. l0a5 40; re-
ceipis {, 600 head; shipments 1850 head.
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y. J. Rorl {.

A baby as al Exhibit" in a law case is
= novelty. Mrs. \. NJ. Bass, CT Louisville,
XIV. is a defendant sgainst her husband,
Wto brought suit Tor the annulment OF
their marriage, and she proposes to show TO
n court that her baby resembles Biss
The younQster will be fled next wees,
ao6 he immediate future looks dark for
tts little one. Exhibits" IN a suit at law
are marked and placed in the custody OF tue
court daring the trial. How will o Lonis,
vile court take care Of the Bass bloy! mhi
II be rocked in the cradle Of justice and fed
On milk IN the bar.
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TOR SALE.

no12 Office, 81
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New York.
DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEW YORK, November 2 .-Dry Goods
without any general demand apparent,
there was a fair busiress in seasonsbls
f4bric,, while f-r spring ~specialtie' consid-
cradle business was laid out. The tone Of
ths market is somewhat stronger, ard for
Kentucky jsa5s prices were advanced "a
per cent.
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Civilization.

"No longer war;" with noble zeal they said,
"Wi.e arbitration shall decide each feuf."
And 90 they melted down toeir sinful lead,
With such new feIvor were they all lmouea'
Was il love Of man for fellow mai?
l fear me, not; but each had grown SOsSlileu
gnildipg great guns each knew. itwar began,
And both snOuld fire, that both woIld 1901 b
-Harpers Verify
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PBTEULEUM,
OH City.


OIL CITY, Pa, November 22.-Pstro-
leum-Ooentd at s64c; highest, S6!c;
lowest s5}c; closed at S5bc; sales So
900 barrels; clearancss PASS, 600 barrels;
charters 81, ITO barrels; shipments g.
935 barrels; rum AZ ST. barrels.
PittsburE.
PrrrsBuRa, Pa, November 90 -Pstro-
leum-Dull but steady; cpsned at S6sc,
closed at s5sc; highest s6Sc; lowest S5ic.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, PA, November 22.-Petro-
leum-Ope1ed at Sc; closed ut S55c;
highest S6s s53c; clearanceI1 !. 534,-
blrIelL
New York.
New YORK, November 22.-Petroleum-
On ned ST. oag at sole, &c above last nights
close, but after the first few MINUTES be-
cane very dull and sIgged of slowly un-
ill the close. which was dull at CSC, Con-
srlida'ed Exchange opened at S6tc; highest
s6Ic; lowest ST.; coed at S55c. Sales
e62. 200 barrels.
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ST revsr take q sleeper when l travel,"
ssij Fskir to FoOtliRhts as they tt'ollsd
along the Rialto. There's such q danger
~ fra from the hanging, and, in case OF a
cash, Just think OF the immense weight oil
the cars"
Eyes" replied Fcoiligh's, bali musing-
" ~ suppose it is safer to-walk."
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tladelD
FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEKD.

Wheeling,
TUESDAY, November 90.
There is no change in the market since
last wesk, except that it hasa downward
tendency and is dull. For good clean
wheat 81 O5 is btiog paid, with little
coming in on account of muddy roads.
We quote:-
FLOUR AND GRAN-Choice family -four
in barrels S. 80; in sacks s. 35; middlings
per ton S18 90; bran per ton $ls 90;
per 100 pounds, 81. Rye brings Csc per
bushel.
FEED-Corn per busbel, old 60n65c;
rev 35a4Oc; oats 35c; baled hay per ton
S1s 90. Loose hay Is bringing SIT 90
per ton.
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Rather Particular.

frUW Lyt.
He has come for her in q buggy INC she
objects to the turnout
You sra very particular; you put on
more airs tlan a music box
"wtl, 1 6O4't 60 with q crank, any
wavN
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ENGINE FOR SALE.

One I2xa0 forty 10 fny estimated
horse power.) Good rs new, only run
about two years with best OF care.
Will sell his engine for $3.50, 10 be
delivered about December LIST. Now
I'm use at our Works.
oclM BLOrh b6eS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-23

TXKCUToR's SALE OF MAIN SrRsET
ID Property.
n not sooner sid at private sale, / viii, on
Saturday, December l. ISIS, st 10 O'Clock q /,
1t the north front door Of the Court House OF
public sale 70 the hig hest snd best bidder, all the
following described real Estate, viz: fhirty-eieht
feet in front on the west side OF Main stree. on
the northern part of lot numbered forty one Lot
IA. an, of c and e addition TO the Ctyof Wheel
ing, and runr ing back westwardly from Main
street one hundred ami twenty feet TO a
twenty foot alley, upon which the residences
Nos 2lIS and 2i5 on said street are located.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 ee announc-
Executor of the viii OF Christina Serfg, deceased.
w, q. HALLE, Auctioneer. noZIz
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for Sale
HoR SALE.

Frame house, 6 roors, 2sl7 Chspline s., q 100
Two story brici. 5rooms, 1905 Eoffst, sl.f0l. Two
stery brick, 81 Thirteenth St, $500 Good name
house, 5 rooms, A Thirteenth St, saooo rms
double brick house on Seventh 80, Will sell les
than cost; sell one side or both. No ~ NAN "
house and store room, $4,000. CARVER BROS
Real Estate Agents.
no12 Office, 1915 MaIketst, Wheeling, W. Va
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Mr.. Blaine from thsothsr side o the ocean
ia said to be the ist eye-opsnerSt the
President got 10 enable him to see the Wls-
dom of Mr.. Whitney's position.
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WOOL.
Wheeling.

TUESDAY, November 20.
There is very little wool left in the coun-
try, and what does remain is much sought
after at prices quoted below:
For fiue fl eece washed 80 to 80 cents;
unwsshed one-third IN. Medium washei
80 t. 33c; unwashed, % TO 2ici tub washed,
80 to 33c.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, November 20.-Wool
Firm; improved demand.
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AtvaIley Grove, n miles east Of wbcelins
on the National. Pike, and In sight Of railroeo
station, a large dwelling and stable ndsufncaent
land for good garden. VIII sell for $l.Sn, which
Is les than cost Of buildings
JAMES L. HAwLKY,
tvat IAN Main Street.
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1ur Bent
DOR RENT.

EOR RENT.
, Store room No. lNf Main street, Several Of
nces and rooms Lodging rooms In Baily's Bloch
q. FORBES,
,rrI ll2 Chapline Stree.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-23

NHIO RIVER RAILROAD.
Time Table taking erect Nay NH. liza lasi
senger trains will run - follow1-Ccnnsl Inn
All trains daily except those marked huF
which, do not run on Sunday:
sor-y norNn No 1.INo, hINo1fINo, /
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DR. I'm KENNES

Or the LiQnOr Habit, Positively
Cured ny Administrators Or.
RainGs' Golden SpeelEc.
u can b given IN o cup OF cOdeeO r{ea WiIhooI
The knowledge Oftrg NersCrF Saktng 10; Is SDSo
'lte!y harnleS snd will erect = permanent and
spsely cure whetheT he patient Is . moderate
drpkp7 Or en- R!CnhO.iC wreck, IL has been gwen
IN ,aorSauGs Of cases. aud IN every instance a
r<r~EJl cure hiss followed u ReJST JcEs. The syE'
:eu anCe iu!p-egna.eI with the Specific It BE-.
rnEes an u!.gr tnpCSi6lity for the liquor Ape
Ua to exist. Fcr G&ls b. LOGAN b CO.
gspNSWrc Druggists. wheeling W Va
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DRUNKARDl

EOTgLE - y PFEIL's AETIBOTE
For Alcoholism cures the worst case IN from
t-.s % ne dogs. It positively removes all
c-aviug by destroying the appetite FOR liquor Or
bser-Oue dollar = bottle. For sale by i. S
BOOKING, Wheeling, ". Va
On receipt 1850 we will forward 6 bottles 70
suy pa;t oiths U. s Or Canada, charges prepaid
Agents wanted.
PEEL q co, Propretors,
rs \. second Street, Philadelphia.
genN FOR a Circular. lGecd
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Mbeelias Resister
6rarEIErS &utas

A RRTvAL AND DEPARTURES OF TRAMP
AExPLANArIoN RRKPERRNCE MARKg: sDeily.
tSundsy excepted. MONDAY excepted, ESun-
day only. saturday ekcepted.-N Meridian
November IS lSS2 Wheeling tine, which IN lust
ore hour earlier than Central Time:
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LINIMENT

SHOULD ALWAYS BE KEPT IN SHOP,
KITCHEN. START.E AND FACTORY
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CLEVELAND q PrTIsBURs < z.

~
Undsr schsduls In sfsct Nov. 18th. isDy trains
lsays bridgeport, Ohio, Central Standard Tint:
"A. For Pittsburgh. l0s2ll U for ChitaSo and
Cleveland Ia p. N. Tor Pittsburgh snd HeW
York, S2) p. m. For steubsuyille, $50 = %.
sTidaenort At ss3I m. io:is q. n. i2.n n.
IISp m, 4 81 p. m, and 1A7 Pm
A. L. NALLIHG, Ticket AGENT
nos Bridgeport, Ohio.
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MUSTANG EMINENT

CURES PILES. BURNS, CUTS, CORNS
- NES CHITRTATNS& PROSTITUTES
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TRYthe CURE
CATARRH

CATARRH
"a a s,sssss o, ths mucous membrane, generally
,IL..fiug In The nasal passages Rnd maintain
~ is S,ronyNOlt IN the head. From this point
90 sgrI. rSr-h A poisonous virus into the stomach
"a tAr7ga the digestive organs, CUrupdug the
sod AID paOdEC'ug o:haE uOublsScm5 AND
tsugr,nUs symptoms.
IpS-ticIe is applied Into each nustrl and "a
srrsysbla, Price 81 cents IT druggists BY mStL
rszt1s7ed. 60 cents. ELG B&OTHkRS, No. SC
WE-uer street. New York. auSSeodeAg
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D. q Q o hA4LIAOAUs
BSllatre And GAINESVILLE hro1ghpasenger train
leaves BellatrS 1t 500 - n, arrives At BsllAtrs ri
klo .. m.
WoodShsld passenger train leaves BsllAire At
500 D. m, arrives 81 Bellalre OF SEQ o. N.
Suumer1eld Accommodation leaves Bsllalr a.
300 m, arrives at Bellalre ct Hos Q. m.
All trains daily exceptSuad2y, Central Stand,
N Time nom Bellstrs.
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WHEELING AND ELM GROVE RAILROAD
w On and after Saturday, October Is, 1883,
trains on the Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad
will nm ~ follows.
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Through Tickets and Baggage Checked 70 ~
~ W. J. ROBINSON, GENT Pan. Agent.
P~arkeuburH, W. Y.
FRRD HUsHNEN, TRAY. Pas Ag't
wheeling, w. Va.
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NO PNEUMATIC ABOUT Me-!
ELY'S
,,ERElR BALR,'

CleanseS Inc
Nasal Passa-
Ees,AlaysPal
end Inaamms-
toa, Hesls the
sorss, Restores
rha Senses OF
taste n q
Smell
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ON SUNDAYS:

Until further notice, trains on the W. & E. g,
Z. r., Will run as follows:
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-13
LIE at the North Pole.

II they ever find the North Pole and it be-
comes colonized. they're going TO have an
awful time OF it. They viii have daylight
six months and dark six months out of the
year. The great check on immortality is day
light. There is a certain limit of trouble and
ingenuity beyond which immortality will not
go The limit is far enough Off at the best,
but if it were night for six months on end
what would become of usi Husbands would
never 60 home at all. Parties would only be
divided by tho time necessary to recruit ex-
hausted nature; q woman would need a new
dress every four hours because she couldn't
60 TO moro than two parties in the same dress
and il would be an awful hardship to do even
that They would say:
"Why, do look e. Mrs. -. She wore
that same dress at the Smiths Just ten hours
ago"
''Are you going to the theatre nown
mo; / saw the piece already tonight
"Get up
"What time is itf'
Don't know, but / pus you TO bed n q
miserable condition six hours since, and We
are due at the Jones'
"Weu, wait till get my breakfast or sup
per or dinner; which IS it anyhowF
Don't remember; it IS my 10th meal this
season."
"Doa't light the gas yet I only saved 81
900, 600, and that gas bin is getting prodig-
ious \ new dreSsi That's the fifteenth in
175 hours
''Great Scott the meters busted and the
electric wire's broken. Where are my bootsf'
San Francisco Chronicle "Undertones
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-13

The sappositiOu that an ostrich lays but
one egg annually, and drops that carelessly
I'm the sand, Is nonsense. So also is the fam
liar story that the bird is in the habit Of
poking bis head in the sand. thinking that 1t
may thus escape the observation Of its pur-
suer. The ostrich is no such fool The fe-
male lays as many eggs annually as any
goose or hen, and all the birds in the fccS
uss the same nest, which is q hole dug in tie
sand in some secluded place where they arc
safe from disturbance. When there are
twenty OF thirty eggs the male bird hatchos
them, sitting upon ;he nest continually for
thirty days. and IS fed meantime by the fe-
males. During the period Of incubation the
male bird IS N an ugly mood aud attacks
ferceiy ~ith his biz and feet any man or
animal that approaches him IS the chicks
are batched their mothers take care Of them,
the breed being divided among the flock by
some instinct and the cock Is free 10 attend
- his own Affairs again. Very often egEs
srz found on the psunpas, but such have BEEN
dropped in the chase or b. hens that have
been unable ~ reach the hest hladeiphi
Times
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-13

G. ". Richmond, of Chicago. is in the
city on business
Mrs. Norris and daughter, of Coral, is in
the city visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. (. Watson have taken
apartments al Sweets Hotel.
@. H. Putnam. Of s.. Paul, Mimi, va. in
the city yesterday, on business.
d. n. stringhsm. OF Lansing. is in the
city on business and pleasure trip.
z. p Eastman. of Burlington. Iowa, is
in the city. a guest At The Morton.
Miss +. NJ. Cook. Of Eaton Rapids, is viz
ting Mrs w. H. Murphy, of Lsgraye-st.
G. II Blevins. Of Kansas City. was in the
city yesterday. calling on the coal dealers.
G. W. F. Luyler, Of Philsdelpbis, va.
In the city yesterday, guest Al the Eag c
Hotel.
Mrs John Murray. is entertaining Der
mother. Mrs. James ho6Arry. OF Hub
oagdsgOn.
Mrs. Martha j. Everett, of IoDis, has pur-
chased = residence on SinclsIr-sL and will
reside here.
Charles Lane. who has been spending the
Winter here. has gone TO Wsshburn, Wis,
on business
Hoo. Dwizhs Cutler. Of Grand Haven.
wss IN the city ysstsrdsy on bis return from
I " ssbia gtOn-
r. A Jsmiso0. Of Toledo. Ohio. vas a.
| Sweets ys,teydsg. Harry il favOrifs
among the travelling men
Perry Bhvens and Mss Nav TEMPE
we're married oy Justice Wsstfall a. Mr.
Biiveus residence on Mason-st.
Mrs. F. II. Hovey Of Jackson. Who has
been visii1g her father. Rev. John Grshaai
pastor af fnr Divis on Sgrsss II. z. Churcl
hss returned home
Mrs. Il. NJ. Joy. Of this city. IS in Maske-
Kon giving Instructions on cooking under
t0e sGsp.css of tbs ladies' Society Of 81
Pau,'- Church IN that city.
Fl. Fl NcCulloeh, Of this city, has besr
eecied Grsnd Master of the Michigan So.
Drsme Council Royal Arcsnom, which i,
Ia session a. East sssinaw.
Won n F Pennington. Of Charlotte. va
I IN the city yesterday. The ex secretary o
I the Democratic Ststs Central Commiste.
net ssny old friends here.
Herbert Parrish. son Of sx-Judxs Parrish
ant a former merlasr OF tbe TEL sssas-
/ HsRsLD iocsl sg2f = nov on TIE Desroa
T fr5trgs sfs7. VIII 8. Graves bis f0rusl
Z = sccs5s here. - STATE ness esistar 81 ths
T Irt6nrs snd the boys ara living together.
O. knox he v-ts-an crnsucsor On thr
I q z. & 3, I'D 50 co r. WsFns todsv q
/ sftenf the sirtesh sunfvsrssrv ~ M sn.
7 Ars lsiaru Anderson hs scrs J. Gavin
James = snf Water knox -rsn3chil ldrer
f ef tbs upls ~ ais1 be prsseat a. lhs
/ FESTIVITIES.
Nj Rrs1. or he AHeEsr D,r,e-rsf 3
+ 81 tss cfg vsUag ne hertica g,srs iSfs 3
E tee e-sof Ever "a ~. ard z vinz in =
E -icus al toIfar 80 Tiss 1ns gss - 81 fb,
/ snnsrar. whica ae Claims - b. ahess e.
O. in 1cfh Iraf an 6ss. H can 3 MAJ
as tefsve s. aavever. tili we q snd -
/ 6lr sg7sel vpx
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-13

UKfrED STATES Frederick Gardner vs..
the Aichissn Central Railway Company.
case, on ulsi.
CIRCUIr-Ffederick L. Spencer va Serve
tus :. ChzmbeTila. tfoyer; plaintiff suomite
10 non suit judgment for dsiendant Tor
costs. plaintiff allowed twenty days 10
move 10 set aside. swain Johnson vs..
Ooemus Van Buren assumDsit; argued and
submitted. Hermsu Blo1gett We William
Horton aud Isaac Horton. assumpsig, mo-
ton far ne~ trial denied as 10 Isaac Horton,
judgment for plaintih by confession against
William Horton for s33o.S9. 6ossph {.
Pitman VS.. Homer Eaton and John c.
Christensen. tToycr; argue and submitted.
John Sattier vs.. Joseph Herman, trespas,.
continued without costs. Henry \. and
punishment, argued and submitted
q ares Balcom vs.. James Cary. troyeF; on
trial.
PgoBArE-E Estate of Charles Hayes. .
minor: guardians bond flied and letters
Issued to y. L. Carpenter. Estate of Luther
Il. Cook. deceased; residnsry iegstee's bond
filed and letters issued 10 knt1s X aud Ei-
mer K. Cook. Estate Of Sarah Friend, de
ceassd; commissioners warrant and report
filed, order for payment OF deD;s. Estate OF
Nellie Wilson, nee Cuamb Der in, a minor
guardians final account flied; hearing May
7. Estate Of Louis klenk. a mentally in
competent person; order allowing guardian'
d nal account and di charging him. Estst,
of Han ord June. de, esseu; order allowing
administrator fnsl account distIi0uti NJ
estate and dIschargiDg her. Estate Of VIM
A. Minisee. ct al. minors; guardians bono
flied ard letters issued to Joseph j. Adams
petition for license TO mortgage real estate
filed; hearing May 7.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-13
HORTICULTURAL.
Divisions Ia the Ranks of the state Horti
cultural aud Agricultural soci sties-

Divisions IA the Ranks of the state Hortf-
cultural aud Agricultural soci sties.
The State Horticultural Society has az
last broken away from the State Agricul-
tural Society entirely. as has been locked
for and advised for several years.
The Horticultural Society Is not,
however. a. the Allegan GGsette
says. open for engagements" Pres
idsnt Lyon and Secretary Garfield both
deny that soft imreachment, and assert that
their society is entirely independent and
able TO walk alone. AT a conference held
n The SupsrviSors' committee rooms yes
terday morning, its faluie course was
mapped out satisfsctory TO its members, and
Il should certainly be satisfactory TO the
frLit growers aud the public
The meeting was attended by President
7. T. Lyon, OF Grand Haven, Secretary
Chss W Garfield. Prof. l. II. Bailey. OF the
Agricultural College: 5. NJ. Pearsall. of the
Executive Committee. A. q. Gulley, OF
Sluth haven; E. Z. Reid, OF Allegan. aud
J. K. Tay Tor. OF Douglass. It's purpose was
not 10 break away trom any former assocla-
tions. a. the only sevsring of ties had al
ready Dsen virtually accomplished at the
la,t meeting OF the state Agricultural
Society. Neither was it to form new associa-
tions with the West Michigan or any other
Society. as has been intimated, but simply
10 consider It's future work IN the horucul-
tural lield in a commercial poiat of view.
After some discussion it was decided 10
hold a nesting at Benton HarbOr at some
time 10 De named by the Executive Commit
tee. and a. that tine plan will, no doubt
be contaminated 10 divide tue Society
into three secti0ns-one of pomOi
ozy pure and simple one land
scape and ornamental gardening
AMI one OF horticulture or vegetable garden
in. IL is suggsted thai each section hold
separate meetings. and then a union meet
ing each year a. central points in the State,
not far removed from the fruit belt, for the
exhibition OF fruits and vegetables and
specimens OF dora and ferna. and especially
tor a general discussion of all the topics re-
lating 20 its great work BY this means il
is expected that q greater interest will b,
aroused and better work done.