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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1888-06-21
a "REMINISCENCES.
An Invasion of Spain by United states
StOops That Was Contemplated by Gem
eral Grant in 1874.

An Invasion of Spain by United states
StOops That Was Contempla ted by Gem
eral Grant in 1874.
New YORK, June 1.-THE Herald pub
fishes an interview with a prominent
army officer, whose name is not given, in
which the officer tells of plan made by
General Grant in 1874 for an invasion Of
Spain by American troops. The
idea grew out of the butchery
OF Ryan, the flibustering leader.
and nearly one hundred of his
followers in Cuba. General Grant was
President at the time, and he is said 10
have made every preparation for HOSTILE
ties, in the event of Spain refusing the
demands of the United States Govern
ment for reparation for the barbarou5
execution of Ryan and his men. General
Sheridan was rendered command of the
proposed invading army, with General
Meade as his chief of staff. CRAFTS in
tention was to rendezvous fifty thousand
veterans OF the cival war, who were
to be modified near New York, and the
fleet prepared to carry them across the
Atlantic in two divisions. The idea was
to pretend that it was for service on the
Island of Cuba, but really to land on the
shores of Spain, and march inland 10
Madrid. Both Grant and Sheridan
deemed the movement a feasible one. and.
had the United States declared war. it
would have been ATTEMPTED.
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Firemen's Tournament.

CARTHAGE, No., June 13.-At the fourth
annual meeting of the Southwestern Fire
mems Association, held in this city yester-
day, there were ffty-two companies
present, with over 1000 members on hand.
At the city park, Mayor Thomas, on behalf
Of the city, rendered the freedom and
welcome Of the city. a grand band con-
cert was gwen by the invited bands, with
l6J pieces, under the leadership of Prof Z.
q Dumars. At Intervals the tug of war)
contest between twelve men of any COM
many pulling on a rope was carried on.
Sixteen companies entered. The honors
we're won By Carthage Hose Company No.
. with b " Phillips foreman. first prize,
nd hose company Nd. OF Columbus.
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serious Railway Accident.

PITTSBURGH, Pc, June 16.-Yesterdav
morning the Cleveland fast express on
the Pittsburgh & Lake Erie railroad,
running at a speed of thirty miles an
hour, ran through a misplaced switch in
the company's yard at Charters Station,
and collided with a loaded freight car
standing on the side-track.
The engineer and fireman jumped from
the cab, escaping with slight injuries.
Baggageman McDermitt was fatally in
jured. Conductor Irwin was badly
bruised, bat will recover. Several pas
sengers were slightly injured by Aging
debris. The engine, baggage car and
one coach were totally wrecked.
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SS5 SOLID GOLD WATCH FREEI

god, Watcn now
s; at that IL Is the Anercs: until lately
10 could bs purchased for SUD We have both
dies and sizes with and Of eqra value
ONE Pc RSON locality can secure one Of thess
elegant watches absoiusly FREE. These
depended not only solid Eod but standing tho
perfect correct and reliable in the world You
ash how this wonderful Offer pos.ble7 We want
peon IN each locality keep IN their homes
those who call complete line Of valuable
HOUSEHOLD SAMPLES; these samples.
send ABSOLUTELY TREE, and amer
your home for months, and shown them Oe who may
have called they becoI-o entirely property;
gbs 20 make this great offer. sending the Solid Gold
watch and large line OF valuable samples FREE,
that fhe showing Of the samples in loesy always
results in large trade for aer been
Iocnnty lnOntn OF usually get tl-UD 70
uDin trade from The surrounding county Those who write
20 rs n once viii receive bns for scarcely work
and trouble This the and liberal offer
known made in order that vauabie Household Samples
may Be placed s where they be all As
reader IL will be hardly trouble for you show them
those who may call hoe and your reward will be
satisfafo postal card which write costs but
and IT. you know ALL 20 further
why harm Is done But do s>nd your address
you ELEGANT SIS, GOLD,
HUsISgcAsE WATCH and large complete line Of vaiu-
able HOUSEHOLD SAMPLES We pay freight,
Lftrtss, sIISSoS Co. Box 242 Portland, 1.z-ns.
sSNAaE THIS PAPEE s.srJ incl ou
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position, he was surrounded. His wife is
thoroughly German. and has never done any
thing to attract attention to herself except in
appearing periodically 1T court cercmoniais.
BY authority of William II. he assumed tenn
porarily the duties of his father. pending the
completion of the journey from San Pemo to
Berlin. 1t has been said by correspondents at
the German capital that his father and he We're
not as friendly as they ght have been; that
the late Emperor resented his sons treatment
of the Empress Victoria, but none Of these
statements have come from reliable sources. In
accordance with the custom of the HohenZol-
lerns. the Emperor learned the glover's trade.
HIS father was jeweler. His brother, Prince
Henry, is matchmaker. His sisters can cook,
and are all adentS in drCsSmakinC.
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Widow sympatbizes With Widow.

MADRID, June 16.-In the Spanish Con-
gress yesterday Premier Sagasta formal
ly announced the death of Emperor Fred
erick of Germany. Seniors Canovas del
Castillo and Dominiquez delivered elo-
quent eulogies upon the dead Emperor,
and resolution of coincidence was passed
by unanimous vote. The German EN-
bassy was flooded with cards yesterday
afternoon. Queen Christina tslegraPed
to the widowed Empress a touching
message of sympathy.
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The will of French advocate con-
tains the following bequest: II give
100000 francs to the local madhouse
/ got this money out of those who
passed their lives in litigation; in be-
queathing it for the use of lunatics /
only make restitution.
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Are many beautiful sections of our Union.
Chills and fever and bilious remittent, born
of miasmatic exhalations, are their periodic,
and in some instances, their constant
scourge. Those of their inhabitants, how
ever, who fortify their systems with Hos
letters Stomach Bitters never fail to find in
it an adequate defense. Not only for ma
larial disorders, but for dyspepsia, liver
complaint, costiveness, nervousness and
rheumatism it is unrivaled
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Wrecked ana Burned.

PHILADELPHIA. June IA collision oc-
Fifty-second street yesterday afternoon,
by which twenty freight cars were
wrecked. One car was loaded with re-
fined oil, which caught fire from a hot
box. and the cars were almost entirely
destroyed, with the greater part of their
contents Estimated loss, 5000, on which
there is no insurance. No one was in
jured.
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-E EFw EMPEROR

Emperor William III was born in January
1859. and is therefore iwenIy-nine years old he
was married February q, ISL 20 Augusta Vic
toria, daughter ofthe late Duke Won Schles wig
Holstein. Four children have been born 10
them. the eldest beng William, born May 6,
1882. The Emperor succeeds to the throne at
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public eye, and issued
from the unparalleled
struggle heir-apparent
to the imperial crown he
has just laid down.
Popular ali over the
Fatherland, he was most
happily placed in the
command of the South
German troops, which,
together with two Prus-
/Sian corps and the
Zoroper cavalry divisions
inade up his army. The
order of mobilization
went out on the night
of July Il, and on August
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the precursors Of still
greater changes. and
the old forms were be.
ginning to give place to
new. His father, then
Prince William was
the second son OF Fred
,erick William Ill, who
assembled the Prussian
throne in 1871, the year
when the child was
born who came to be
proclaimed G eru a n
Emperor in the palace
af the Grand rnouarnua
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FREE! A 3-foot, French Glass, Oval
Front, Nickel or Cherry Cigar Case. MKR-
CHANTS ONLY. R. w. TANsILL a. Co, Chicago.
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LIGHTNING never strikes twice in tn
same place-it doesn't have to.
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GEOGRAPHICAL,

Frederick Ill, known first rs Prince Fred
erick William. and then as the Crown Prince.
was born ffty-seven years ago on October IS
1871 when Europe was shaken hr rernIntinns
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Fertile, Fafr, but Unhealthy,

THAT "dead men tell no tales" is not an
article of faith with Observation-Disclosures
FiueUard Herald
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1888-06-21

THE Best Disirfectant remedy for skin
irritations is Gienn's Sulphur Soap.
Hills Hair and Whlsker Dye, SOC.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1888-06-21

CAN a bank that can't stand loan be
called an infant industry!
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1888-06-21
THE GENERAL MARKETS.

FISHING for compliments is doubtful
sport.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1888-06-21

IT is not altogether strange that bee
trothal should lead to a honey moon.
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HAMLET is pley for all time. 1t
will never give up the ghost.-Puek.
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q GERMANY M0URNS AGAIN
Last Hours and Death OF Empe--
or Frederick III.

The Empire Nourns the Loss of Its IDOL
William I;I ProcIsimed-BiO-
graphical Sketches of the
Dead and the Living.
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Ii afflicted with Sore Eyes use DIR. Isaac
Thompson's Eye Water. Druggists Sell il PC.
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: His mother was Princess Augusta OF SAKE
Weinar. Il need hardly be said ct this
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EMPEROR FREDERICK Is DEAD.
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PoTsDAH, June 1J.-Emperor Frederick
died at eleven O'Clock this morning.
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The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-07-13
How q Primo Poppea me Question.

Paris has been enthusing over the
case Of the prince Of Aosta. The
prince is engaged to be married, and
to none other than his own niece,
Princess Letitia Bonaparte, daugh-
ter of his sister, Princess Clotildo, and
of Prince Jerome Napoleon, better
known as Plon-Plon. The marriage,
a most important one, is to come off
in September, and it has a flavor of
romance about it dear to ladies with
long, thin waists who sit in saloons
and say ina chere." They became
engaged at a railroad station in Ave
minutes. Prince Aosta admired his
niece more and more as he saw her
grow up, but saidnothing about how
he felt until one fine day, not long
since, when she was coming over to
England to visit the Empress Eu-
genie. Then it suddenly struck him
how many big young men with yell
low mustasfles she would meet ready
and anxious to marry wealthy prin-
cesses. The thought caused him to
sink almost unconscious on the
platform. He did not, though, but
put his head in the princess carriage
window and said, while the guard
yelled en- yoftura;
my niece, / have loved you much
always, and for a year passioDately.
If / let you ge the compress viii marry
you to a Milford, and / shall be I'M
done. Promise to marry me, and
make your uncle happy"
Princess L@tita, who had been ex-
pecting something of the sort, said
Eyes and they had barely time to
exchange an engaged look before the
French locomotive began dragging
her toward Charing. Cross. This
story, which shows that royal folks
go about love matters Just as we do,
was told by the princess to a girl
friend, d daughter Of one of Napoleon
Ills marshalls, and by the girls
friend to me. It is a good alliance
for the Plon-PlOn family, for Prime
Aogta is a brother Of the king Of
Italy, and there is nothing between
him and the italian throne but the
present kings son, a frail youth, for
ever getting into accidents. Prin-
cess Letitia is not her husband s
first love. He was left a widoWcr
fifteen years ago, just after abdicat-
ing the crown OF Spain.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-07-13


Walking is one of the most severe
of all the athletic exercises. All the
muscles In the whole BODY are brought
into play IN walking, and if there q q
weak spot anywhere twill befOund u
the race, For q walking race Of from
one to five miles speed Is the chiot
thing to Obtain, and Is do this IS q
very severe course Of trimming has To
be gone through. a man must lie ~
prime condition, and must be able TX
move quickly for q short race, The
strain on the walker is very severe
and in walking q short distance Tho
body, arms and legs are al used
to help the pedestrian along. To
walk we'll the body should be Kept in
an upright position and the head
thrown back. The arms should 30
kept well to the sides, and by using
them with each stride theMwill GREAT
ly aid the walker. The stsJds should
be of ordinary length, and should be
taken firmly and with the heel we'll
down.
To learn To walk fairly Is the first
thing to learn and then speed can DO
acquired afterward. For a long dis
tance race endurance is what is meet
wanted. The manwhoc can jog r51
the track hour after hour at an easy
gait win accomplish more than tho
man who runs a few miles at a rapid
pace and then takes a long rest. IA
long and careful trainingi Is necessary
to be able to compete successfully IN
O six days race. First Of all, the con-
testant should be in good health.
Then he must get OF Unnecessary
flesh, and then good exercise must
be taken to develop all the muscles
/ take exercise as much as possible ill.,
the open airs but when the weather ID
cool or wet the work should all be
done under cover. For food I take
almost everything thatisnourishing
carefully avoiding anything that
find il hard to digest. During The
.rade / live on such light things ae
chicken, custard jellies and beet tea.
/ do all my training early lin the
morning, rising with the suka
and retiring soon aftcsit has set
George LittleTSod IN New York
Mail and Express.
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sDo you see that nan7y said a
thoughtful. careworn-looking middle
AGED family man pointincto avoung
man III was wheelinga baby carriage
on the opposite side Of the street.
THAT man. he continued, without
waiting for an answer, has worked
hard all day and Is almost dead for
rest, but it's his first baby he'll push
that carriage around for anhour and
a half before sitting down. / often
think that the aarst baby has cause
to congratulate itself on itsgoodand
to curse its bad luck. While it is
young il is petted byparents, idolized
by grandparents and ia fact nothing
IS too good for it. BY and by, how
ever,it has a. little brother or sister and
from that time on ii virtually drops
out Of sight. If a girl, she ii
expectedto wait on her youngerbr broth
ers and sisters; fla boy, ne can run
errands. in either case the happy
period is very short-only till num-
Der two pWs en- appearance.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-07-13

New Orleans Times-Democrat.
Worn smooth by many fingers,
No date adorns the dime
About whose round disc fingers
The fancy Of this rhyme;
/ wonder who first semu IL,
Alone in Traflc's war,
What old-time fellow spent it,
And what he spent it f0ra
Miss Liberty is lopt ia
The glory Of her locks,
Often she's been dropt in
The contribution box;
"A dozen times for candy
/ have no doubt it wsnt,
When Yankee Doodle Dandy
With every breeze was blent.
At last, its journeys ended,
it rests removed from harm,
BY silver links suspended
From baby's rosy arm;
What fits life were checkeredp
1t finds new hope at last,
And starts a righteous record
To recompense the past.
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s9435l8
1815349

This done, ask him to add the two
numbers, and to give yOu the sum,
less any figure you may choose TO res
iect, and the space occupied by wbielt
must be left blank or shown BIZ q
hyphen. For example, ITh8SY
Putting on an inspired ain, You moss
assert that this figure omitted is g
If you prefer, you can let the pegs0n
subtract ore number from the other.
and then tell him the omitted nnn,
Der with the same eaRe nc TRICK fD
simple, and the explanation oft cgaa
be understood by any boy who has
studied arithmetic. The sum 81
number and the number reversed is
multiple of ia, and their difference
a multiple of9. Now, in multiples 81
III, the sum of the even figures M
equal to that ofthe odd ones, APP
plying this rule to our example
175SS-7, and representing the an
known figure by x, we have * ping
plus z equals / plus z plus 5 plus
equals 81. a. simple mental caleu
lation gives X equals 9. Where tSn
number Of the figures iii the pr0dUel
is an even one, the sum Of the ifSE
two on first three viii equal the sulm
Of the last two or last three and
on. Proceeding with tile differences
whichiea mnfkinIa of 8. tina snm IL
the figures must itself be q multiple.
of0. Taking our example, 1880
and adding the figures Weobtain
but as this is not d multiple of3. WEI
have to add 2 to obtain The multiple
and this was the figure rejected
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Frank G. Carpenter IA one ct HIS
Washington letters says It &
strange how little things determines
great careers. This fact ii wen
Illustrated III Gen. Sheridan AT the
beginning Of the N6f He wa
tenant IN Oregon, and in OLD citizen
Of Portland, who is n5w ii an Official
position here, tells me that Nhen his
VAS ordered east he bnde good-bv. fD
his friends on the dock as che steans
er was sailing put Of the harbor "a
the words ssGand<hv. hoVA hAf8
goes for d captaincyi He saiied i0k
New York and was ofdered into ser
vices at st. Louis. His position Wa
i think a sub0rdinatecne under tln
quartermaster. His fun loving dis
position. however. got him into
trouble and hewas suspended While
lying around ST. Louis doing Moth
ing under the suspension, there eanf
a request for some one to inspect
cavalry HORSES WhiciI we're b0inf
bought for the Government ia Miehi
gan. and Sheridan was sent there
that purpose. Here they were
need Of colonel for a cavalry re1iA
ment. He soon demonstrated hs
ability TO al ii, and his career Is
service stoo wen known to- tefeA
here Had he not been dismisse
from the quartermastNr Gep3rtment
he might have served bout t
war ia the subordi1af Sion. anna
the dashing Phil and rs Min
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-07-13
ATrick Will Figures.

The following mathematical tric
rom In Nature, although not new
may be revived for the benefit 81
those who are unaequainted with II.
1T never fails to mystify those who
do not understand it. Tell q person.
to select any even number Of figures
and, without letting you see them to-
write them down and then place undar
them the same figures IN reverse
order. Thus, for examples.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-07-13

ID come now
osed upon her
who was alsa
2 pause, or VA
HUFF had no4
With Miss Thwaie
yht Of the NOR
ans visage.
n, dear, answes
omethingu
le for her to cor
ne.
as You con 81
said that a.
not be otherai
that this might
" Tiff ne reroo;
sitting, as wascua
tinted room Hua
rom the World
remem bering, his
'ai Insurance
liy and d figure
hed their united
trembling. her
black veil around
= Q heavy, BLACK
her, and took her
'ened to yon?''
faint, whispered
gainst his arm
chair and helped
ms. Tinwas aiefi
then running t0
lowever, q littIe
apidly from ons
npathetic younS
has something
te-faeed girl, d
Thwaite, deepIF
ister hands ia
$ of him?"
1 either side o
rrifed, Withhold
Ike on:
on received t4
i'll, in n mo-
onizing, Esth
her eyes ap9
h and u~nyieldmg
m to the othw
ried in his arms
2" Tiff sobbed
this CASE Mia
le. VIII turned
HYou said
Dead to you
rous game, But
nd equal TO The
ence and sound
o victims of he1
to recover from
pocket hieA
der brother n
hearing Of ths
VIII up to Tia
Y girl he choss
lether she pos
gged his fatheg
hem both.
papa vents
option"
r black drapery
er cheeks with
~ndkerchief. and
called joint
mother instant
lerged from tl8
N in dark green
3 huge basket
Papa sent
MS love, said
be here again,
ing her face On
Of arms.
ernor, roaTea
it.
aught up her
tairs, followed
,ut his lips.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-07-13

Harry and james a. HtHaI2. sons " t
late president, wiz pfaclife law b c|94sla
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-07-13

) college
and he was
fun as the
srtsinm how.
.naed in an
on is sud-
wing story
lille at col
no was the
was con
liiufE Of mp
III time
seminary
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an, appaH
had g0u
ion
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-07-13

6emperature
raving for
lisapprovedl
PatagoidaH1
very Span
thout BENG
hian noun
interdictof
NIT regions
sisnodoubtl
} of aseold
| degree 81
ilitating et
and Scam
years sur
dose Of al
j Egyptain
But it ISL
Temperance
onsiderablyl
nee of non.
Spaniards
| bill 8
ds,cockiEs
F.
while tbs
az hard
the choice
an alcohol
tediuIn 81
nd natural
ffternahT6
lar Seemed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-07
BItfUGEPURT.

The organization Of the lodge Of the
KNIGHTS Il the ~iIaccabee5 was completed
by D.. F. A Anrrman, on Monday night,
the memberships being t~hirty-two. The
following officers were elected: Past Sir
Knfgll. Dr.. Van Wagner; Sir Knight,
John S'uG; Ljca,. Sir Knight, John Nc
Clair: Record Keeper. W. ". Bags; FL
nance Keeper, II. J.. Wells; Prelate, l.. T..
Howell, SCnt;rcls, Adam Meister and
James Higgins: Outer Picket, John Porter.
The tent viii he instituted Tuesday night,
followed Iy q cr2ad barqu~- Visiting
Tents from several cities in the State will
be- crescent.
William Berry had his hand badly
mashed while making a coupling on the
C.. l. X W. railroad on Saturday.
John Morgan ia laid up with 4 broken
IL. sustained while u work III the Wheel
ing Greek mines a few days since.
A grand bali will be given il lIeinleln.s
Hall on Saturday evening By Mr.. Oicll
Master aad Caas. HCiul..c, Good music
sill be in attendance.
G.arg. Strobe, OF Cadi2, Is visiting re!&-
tjvcs in town this week.
The Ladies Sewing Circle meet this at
tcuoIn at the NJ. f. parsonage.
Cnuacil met last night.
Charles Shalrr celebrated his fourth
birthday on Monday by entertaining q nun
per oflis young friends.
George b. Hathaway, the present iucum-
sent, viii q candidate for city clerk this
,prire. &lr. Hathaway las been a faith
tai oil ,rr and deserves n second term.
r. r. Mitchell, candidate for Mayor, is
still in the Iinl There is no foundation
ia the Eala1- thu be has Withdrawn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-07
MARCIN'S FERRY.

). $. Harrison left for tha East yesterday
to lsY Il; his spring stock.
Mrs, Mat Aldridge and son spent yester,
DAY in Bcllaire.
p. Bruner, Master Of Transportation,
passed through the city yesterday.
Hen Guthrie is nj Brilliant, ..
E=sak Mitchell, Esq OF Mt. Pleasant,
purchased Mrs Robiusou's property Oh
Walnut street yesterday 10; 81, 100.
Yesterday q policeman in citizens cloth
ing clme down from Steubgnville to look
for q sixteen yelg-0ld daughter of Mr.. Ed.
d. feabsugh, who lett homo some time
since because she could not agree with her
top mother. She was found at the resi-
Iaucs OF some Martins Ferry friends and
taken TO her home in Steubenviiic.