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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-14
RAILROAD MATTERS.
A Meeting Of Magnates Ex.
pected at San Diego.

meettmE OF MURMdss 1
pected at San Diego.
SAN DIEGO, February l3.-An i'm
portant railroad meeting is to be held
here in a few weeks, when G. P.
Huntington, Charles Crocker, Col
onel Fred Crocker, Timothy Hop.
kins. and others of the Central and
Southern Pacific Company will
spend several days here. Arrange
.ments are now being made to enter
tain them at the Hotel Coronado with
a banquet. G. P. Huntington, who
is now in Washington, is expected to
leave for California this week. IT Is
expected that the meeting will pro-
badly definitely decide the Southern
Paci6c's plans for San Diego.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-14

1t cannot be denied that the gov
ernmont should exercise control over
90 important q system of business,
communication as the telegraph. The
analogy between il and mail commu-
nication i 10 close that thera i no
palpable reason why the Gcvernuent
6hould not own bo1h - much - O.,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-14
Our MAN wins

LONDON, February Is. The sculling
race between Wallace Ross, Of Ame1i-
ca, and George Bubear, Of England
for the championship Of England. til
challenge cup and stake of k1oos
took place over the Thames couryo ~
day. Ross won by six lengths.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-14
ssPoor WAT, Not Wanted.

BAKERSFIELD, February ia
rabbit drive took place about eight
miles south Of here yesterday. About
two hundred people were present.
The first roundup in the cor
raj resulted in the killing Of
about 1000 pests. A barbecue was
next discussed, and then another
drive over the same ground took
place, which resulted in adding about
1000 more dead rabbits to the pile.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-14
VIII Not be Ready In Tiuae.

SAN Francisco, February 13.-It Is
stated that the United States cruiser
Charleston will not be finished at the
time called for in the contract, owing
to interferences met with on every
hand by the contractors. It should
have been ready by August, but the
launching will not take place for at
least month later.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-14
Oulv seven Left.

ALBUQUERQUE, N. M, February 13.
The death of Joel Herne, one of the
eight remaining survivors of the war
of 1872, is announced. His demise
occurred at Tiptonville, this territory.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-14
A Pioneer Passes Away.

SAN DIEGO, February 13.-Louis
Ross, one of the oldest settlers OF San
Diego and founder of the town
|of Roseville across the bay
from this city, died late on Saturday
night, aged So. He was a Mason in
high standing. The body will lie in
state in Masonic Hall tomorrow
prior to the funeral.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-14
Another Victim.

SAN LUIS OB1sro, February 13.-
James A. Caplinger, run over by q
Pacific Coast Railway train on Janu-
ary 10th, died from his injuries this
morning.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-14
Al Big Excursion Co1In1ng,

Ell PAso, February 1S.-Dr. En11D
telegraphsbGn St. Louis that tWenfys
Eve Pullman and ten excursion e.
with excursionists numbering at looGS
1900 will arrive on February 10th.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-14
open a. Usual.

New YoRK, February 18. -
bucket shops raided by the police -
Saturday are all open this moFu1nC
conducting business as usual.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-14
we'll Paid.

PiTrsBuRo, February 1S.-Pitcher
Calvin has signed with the Pittsburg
club ct . salary Of 5000 $1,000 in
advance.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-14
Am Corfece.

SACRAMENTO, February IS. -
Governor to-day signed univoxii1
vouchers of the Board Of Rortn16
amounting to $78,178
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-14
Natural Trcanurcs.

CoLToN, February ia company
is being organized to build limekiln
and develop minerals on the east side
OF the Slower mountains.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-14
THE vANDERBILT LINES.

4 Representative - be ApPoAnseA
as l.os Angeles.
SAR FRANCISCO. February 1S.-Wu-
liam J. Baldwin, the newly-appointed
Pacific Coast agent Of the Wander
bilt system ol railways, arrived e
|the clfy today, = eunPeny wleh y
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-14
ADJUSTMENTS.
The Grfsmers mt tho Grand Opera
House.

The Grismers mt the Grand Opera
House.
After a long absence Mr.. Grismer
and Miss Davies opened season of
one week at the Grand last night.
The attraction was Rosedale, which
has had 30 long a run of success in all
the cities in the land. 1t may be re-
called as one of the first plays in
which the Grismers appeared in this
city in the days when old Turnverein
Hall was the only Temple OF Thespis
in Los Angeles.
The house last night was not large,
fact no doubt to be attributed to the
Charity Ball being given under the
auspices OF the ladies Of this city,
which latter always attracts all the
people to it. Mr.. Grismer has abated
nothing of his old time painstaking
and conscientious efforts to be artistic
in all he undertakes. His "Eliot
Gray" has more finish than of
yore, yet loses none of the energy
he has ever invested that charm
ing character with. Miss Davies
is as pretty as ever and casts the
same spell over an audience as has
always been her wont. The company
is a we'll balanced one, the whole
cast fitting admirably in the places
assigned to the several parts. Rose.
dale holds the boards again tonight
and is to be replaced on Wednesday
by Mr.. Grismer's own version OF Hugh
ConWay's Called Back.
Woody Hros.'. Male Quartette.
The members of this celebrated
quartette will arrive in Los Angeles
at noon to-day, from San Diego, Mon.
rovia, Riverside, Cotton and other
places, where they have entertained
delighted audiences. Their only ap-
pearance in this city will be thia
evening, under the auspices # the
Young Mems Christian Association
at the First Congregational Church.
Male quartette music. hasa charm
| peculiar to itself, and when the quar-
tette is composed Of leading musicians
who have sung together for years, as
in the case of the above, their har-
monious strains are simply enraptur-
ing. Critics say that the singing OF
the Woody brothers is so nearly per-
feet that the music resembles the
chords of some fine organ. in the
close harmony selections, such as
"Annie Laurie" and some fine sacred
selections, the effect reaches a height
known only to those who have enjoyed
hearing similar productions. This
quartette is the came as has often
been known by the name OF the
Chicago Male Quartette They will
be assisted on this occasion by Miss
Maggie Woody, contralto soloist ol
rare merit, and will render solos,
duets, quartettes, etc., in pleasing
variety. The proceeds will be for the
furnishing fund Of the new Y. M. G.
A. building.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-14
Tnt 49, Sa3nars

Ban Exaxclsoo, Io1Eto
Ppgtoe Ash6 tosta4 (l15n c
.s ~, I. ~ = 4 = ii
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-14
Dimmle,s Trial Oonarn snssd

III J. = 49, - HA.1@ ~
San FRANcIsco, February ~.
trial Of John A. Dimmig, chnxrod ~
the murder Of Henry Bonh1yon, oG1
menced IL TIE supeEior CoGEt ~ :,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-14
Kieiber Set Free.

SAN DIEao, February 13.-Edward
Kleiber, arrested in Los Angeles,
charged with making bogus contracts
for the erection of buildings here and
the embezzlement of $40, 900 on said
contracts, was to-day discharged by
the Justice. The examination failed
to disclose sufficient evidence to hold
him.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-14
Mexico,s ID ema ana Acknowiedged

New YORK, February 13.-United
States Commissioner Lyman has
decided the evidence sufficient to
send Benson, the alleged Patti-ticket
forger, back to Mexico for trial. Ben
sons counsel was granted a hearing
for tomorrow to allow Of the introduc-
ton of new testimony.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-14

NoaAlls, y. +, February l3.-Ihe
lfezleaH l7oyssnmsnt ~ extsndsd :
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-01-19

On December %. 1887. at the res
idence of the brides mother. Ivy the
Rev. A. ID. Perry, Ami X. Jenkins
and Della May Greathouse.
On January 2. 1888 at the resi-.
dence OF Alex. Shahan, by the Rev.
Marcellus Kuo'ts, Joseph L. Grim.
and Virginia L. Shahan.
On January l. 1888, at the resi-
dence of Allen Mayors, by the Rev.
+. G. Barnes. Doctor w. Glover and
Ellie Ann Mayors.
On January :. 1883, at the resi-.
dence of Herbert Parkers, by the Rev
ID Is. Evans, John Scott and Small.
On January = 1888, at the Cath.
Ole Church Terra Alta, 10y the Rev.
L. o. BOyce, ThRddens +. kady and
Rose +. Riley.
On January II, 1883, at the resi-
dence of the brides father &C. b.
Mines 10y tue Rev Daniel Titchn,ll
Simon Lewis and Alberta Nine.
On January IS. 1888. at the resi-.
dence OF Mrs. Charlotte Moore in
Rowlesburg, VIVA. by tn, Rev VIM.
Virden, George Moore and Sarah A.
Wiles.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-01-19

The following letter WAS received
by us from Mrs. A. Elmore. Old
friends aud acqueintanc of TIC
Rev. Chester Morris shouli send
their names and address To Mrs. A.
Elmore. care Fowler d Wells Co.,
1853 Broadway, n. Y. Rev. Morris
on would like TO receive letter
from all bis old friends.
NEW YoRK. Jan. 10, ls3s.-Finy
years ago. March IL. los5, II vcrend
Chestsr Morrison, Of Ih' Pittsburgh
NJ. r. Conference. welded, in Bran
donville, ofy 'ur county. Miss Ci,illa
daughter Of the Reverend Horace Lud
ington. I vas horn IN tie same vii.
lage March 20, 1889 We q, sire to
celebrate tie golirn anniversary NJ
their home In Meadville. Pa, and |
wish to obtain Tor my arcd parents
addresses and levers from ola friends.
Will you. Therefore, please give this
place in your J"urnd' Addresses
aud letters may e sent o. me.
Respectfully.
Mrs a E,MoHE.
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rERSoNAL rIKloR4rnS.
movements OF People About


Movements OF People About a.
Will Newman. of Oakland. WAS in
town couple of days this week.
Jvm. Crogan, one Of the most en-.
thusiastic Democrats in the State,
who has been in Beverly for several
months, returned TO Kingwood last
Friday.
JAS. L. Stone lest this morning for
Washington where he will visit Tor
several days.
Mrs. Raymond, Miss Daisy Qua.
nington and Jack Hough left for
their homes in Fairmont last Satur.
day. They were the guests of Mrs.
&. Y. Bishop while here.
Miss Georgia Crane is visiting at
J. NJ. Cranes.
VIM. G. Brown was in Washington
last Friday.
A. Il. Monear and son Ed. Of King
wood. were in town Monday-Mrs.
Francis Heermans, of Kingwood,
spent a day or two among friends in
town this week-John n. Sidwell,
ot Preston county, was in town,
Thursday. on business NJ.
Crane, of Kfngwood, was in town la I
Friday Miss Ida anderson, of
n whurs, was the guest of Mrs. w.
+. Hendrickson, Thursday, and re.
NAMED Tor the X. of =. banquet at
Brinkman's hall that evening. Grcf
ton Eagle.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-01-19

A wArEH-c0Lol ("A messag. 81
Love'), seemingly sor.i large q
mount Of money, con r,nts YOU upon
opening Demorssfs M0sttig M,ga
zine for Februsr, nov rraiy); and
you wonder VI you have drawn
prize. Upon very c'ose examination
you discover that % H. reproiuc.
ton. yet so cleverly done that an
expert would be Gle we'd: framed
and hung up. Your friends would
think you bad gone 20 she expense
81 q Gne water.,olor Tits D., one
n the little tuf, rises that Dsmutest's
Monthly 10 aisa givinz It's readers
This one particularly b. worth more
than wbole year subscription ~
sou buy the February iumbor for
this valuable picture. sou Will be 80
interested in the contents of tbt Mng.
azine. that sou uIll want &c ,vry
MONTH and baling ii sou will br
.opp'Isd 9th rralIog matter INFER.
esung io the Whole family. Single
copies 90 cents yearly. s. Pub.
li-lci hy vs. Ifssfvos Dru0nrsr's.
o. East i3.tst Sea York.
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A FARM FOR SALE.

f'ru "f pg r"- iu valley District
"ue ha't ui'e frrm ReedsVilic and oi
line 90 tlir Bars Botfie X Is 20 Ycrps 81
lhi~ i'rin u cirHfr'' end 20 acres 81 gpod
lumbar hss new dwelling huuse and
barn Inw ~ chg md IL in ~ client
roudif1nu ihruugl"rt3 hts two FeliS md
three -priug~ Of uOvef-miiiug waller: IN
'rritid with the 4 nnd lno. veins ~
-0fl frd ituu Dte; y very desirable hrtn.
F"r util ~ miotu tti"H pr 0e terms.
cts r.lI go pr ddrers
~ToFEG EILDow L,si EsiRfe Apts
KinRwoOd West W
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KINGwOoD.
Farm for Sale.

The uude'si scd have 8 iArul pr 10 acre,
situated about tour niles from Kinswo"n
which they viii soil rbesp a bout 80
t' t'- 81 this .arEI j. under cultivation
ht vn ct bhceS. y 2 tory dwelling sn,.
''ttt buildings veil Wattr,d md splei-
dii Young ur'hafd. II e.. nulv shout ~
'ni r~ Iom be ri rod and r. apderlai
with f-'"" .".i 'd col. Line stone -.
Hluud tuce hurch AMI pri'ol huuses
wi'niu uiiIe 'f &c brni. cal ct -
address STONE a NILDow,
!ukW"pd. " w
30 m"-''n Snyder on tie promises
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-01-19

James Il. Ben IN, mber or the
Beverly bar, was i'm town Yesterday
Dir Bent, has lately had published
The West Virginia Digest of the
decisions of the Supreme Court Of
West Virginia, and 10 work that no
lawyer can afford 10 10 without. 1t
is recommended by Judge Henry
Brannon, Judge John Brannon and
Others. Price ei hit dollars.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-01-19
Summon. L,ver KcpnIntor

* wha, The name iudicMeS Regulator
of that most imp, rlant "rgnn. the Liver.
j OF liver "Ut of "rdcr7 Then is your
whole ~ stem dcrapRed, the breath ofien-
sive' y"u hive headache fVol lanquid
dlspiriteI aud nervous ~" appetite sleep
II tr"uh'eI aud unrelroshing, Simmons
Liver Regulator Iestores 'ho L,Aith act
ion Of tho Liver. See that YOU get Il O
Genuine prepared 10y J. II. Zeiin & Co.
At
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-01-19

DIpIII VRewmded are those who read
uI(IILI Ills pud then net: they Nh ind
ronorHni" employment thni will not tako
ih~n rom their homes and families The
profits ARE larg" nd sure Tor every in
dustriuuS person. muuV have made mud
are nov making several hundred dollars
month. II is caSN ttr any one to make
50 aud upwards per dhv. who iS willing
Ia work. Either sex, VnuuS or old; "-T-
it,l moi needrdi We sprt YOU. EverVIhihg
new. n" special 'hility require YOU,
reHtler, can du a. ~ well ~ any one.
W rite tn uS 4 once tor full particul ~
whi'h We m,ii Tree. Address StnsOI
& Co. Portland, Name.
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County and State News.

The cold wave has struck US at
last.
The Weston Light Guards have
been oreanized.
DR.. and Mrs. Kemble are both in.
disposed this week.
Senator Kenna's wife presented him
with son last week.
Everybody seems to he we'll salts.
fcd with the town election.
FL IIeermans is now "slinging the
quill in Clerk Martins Office.
Mrs. Lilly Store is surerin. with
a gath,iing on her face aud neck.
The NJ. T. Social will meet at Mr..
L. VI. AlbrIghts Friday February
IL.
j. W Holt was re elected mayor Of
West Grafton at the late election in
that pace.
Circuit Clerk Smith Crane had
severe fall Tuesday cutting his head
pretty badly.
Several of our citizens have been
sitting down on tue ravements this
slippery weather.
The toard wallls of this town are
getting to be something like Kettle
we!Ps pavements at Terra Alta.
Reports the average daily attenl-
ance Tor the fourth month 1876 per
cent. How is this Brother Hayden ?
The Ohio River Il. II. engins now
numb,r 10, a few days ago the com
pany purchased engins II, Is and I9
Mr.. and Mrs. D Y Morris will
enter ain their friends at their resi-.
dence on East High street this eve
ming.
Rev. Folk, of oakland, will &C
cupy the pulpit in the Presbyterian
Church on next Sabbath, morning
and evening.
A car wheel foundry has been com.
pleted in Huntington. w. Va. with
capacity of manufacturing three
hundred wheels per day.
A Preston county boy was elect
ed Alderman Of the First Ward. His
name is ]. S. Brown, and he is an
employer of the Hospital.
J. NJ Cranes horse fell while GO
ing down the street toward the depot
in Terra Alta last Friday and cut
enc of fore legs rather bally.
Andrew I Ringer, Of Brandonville,
William Walls, of independence
Elizabeth Taylor, Of Masontown, this
county, have been granted pensions
The mayor Of Grafton has fined the
b. q o. company in each Of four
case for allowing their engineers to
blow out the engines in the corpor-
ate limits.
Died. on last Saturday, Jan. "a,
1888. Mrs Sims, who lived several
miles from town Her remains were
inferred in the Mssontown cemetery
on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Crane enter.
tanned q number Of our citizens last
evening IN their usual fine style Tie
event was in honor Of Mr.. AMI Mrs.
O. Y. Bishop.
Trains on the X. e T. will run as
follows Leave Kingwood az o.
clock a. M, arriving at Tunnelton at
$3.50 a ID. Leave Tunnelton at 4 D..
m. arriving at Kingwood at $50 p.
m will make connection with the
accommodation east at 8 .55 a. m. and
waits until the accommodation az
$40 p. m. arrives before starting for
Kingwood
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Town Lots for Sale.

Wc have ior aile fOur town lots in ea I
hiuEW rufl-H VtY desirable Te~idcnt .
iHifil"F 90 ihe i"wr These lots are very
nr-iiHlll" Hs iiey irrut uu two streets rs
fei % High street and 10 foot on Main
street. anil are POO feet deer, lav we'll aud
fie smooth sud dry Iprius and prices
rrtr naule For further Informal "a ap-
p.} tp StoNK s. KiLDow.
q IMrlHnnI ~ VI
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-01-19

Thornton White to l.. +. White lot
in Terra Alta.
Jno. II. Bishof to Virginia f..
Game. So in PORTLAND.
+. Nj. All I j. +. Well TO L. f..
Well, 80 acres in Reno.
Jno. I. MCGraS to VIM. T.. Van
kirk. lot in Newhurg.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-01-19

host of friends that Charlie and bis
wife may ENJOY the blessings of lie
in profusion.
Although the cards stated No pres
en,s they were the recipients Of some
very fine once. n list of which will be
given next week.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-01-19

Save time AID money by having
Laxador alw avs on hand, for the
numerous diseases which more or less
trouble families at times. Price 25c
n bottle.
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Meat Market

The 600 'cr-izued beg- leave to inform
fhH ruiHIr fhu Doc BEL now managing the
hIuFiuf Meet Shop aul III rrcpfroI
iH IurHirh everything found Boo first
.Ifas ueft shnp, IucIuHirv Beef PRS
rsuefrr, Minrr Nest Lard 81.
shHrn nf Gee public patronage is res
rr.fIHfF solicited.
Dbl 3 aW BENf. SHAW.
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Julius X. Monroe,
SURVEYOR OFLANDS,
KfNGwoOD, WA.

VIII answer calls Tor land surveying
'rnHH anf rHu of TIE county. promptly
cot sf reasonable rHfrs. PlOls. dIats.aud
rs rulatI0u@i uefilv and accurately made
ir'H dneis oi field n"ie4. IaA irg uut
and arnirE pixies. county roads aud
fnW'rsfsi a.su IstiUE out town lots,
Nrtis Fuudaueus, ttr. CORE uundenoe
collected.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-01-19

January l2, Mrs. Lucy Burke was
sppoiated amox Of F. i. Burke de
ooAsed-bond 5000. Amos Gale and
ID. III. Savage sureties.
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THE BIC RACE !.
FOR THE NEW FIRM At
Rockville.
""''""""'"'',''''"'","'''n""

Fine Neck Ties, only 20 cents
All ~ ool Dross Goods, 81 lnNhos wide
cents n NRr,lS
Common Hack Dress Goods. and
cents ward
Extra Heavy 90 inch Il 'nncl. rs cents
Ladies Lace Collars, oniy cents
ENua Fine Derby Hats, only 81 cents,
worth 81 90
Guoi llonVy Boots, only 80 -
Flu Cmf-~kir Ronts, 81 p worth g. IS
Chil'trns Heavy Sh"aN, 90 cents
Gp,d /. dies SHOES -
Full limo ct Stoves. Grain, Flour and
Salt go lstnutlV IN hand
| will remain with NJ Walls foi
short time and | ask continunhcc OF
dealing from INV many patrons, and
thbnLlug YOU for your past patronage 1
reiuuIn Yours truly
RUsSEL II BEACHY
For solomon Walls
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Notice |

All persons arc hereby uctiGcd not to
bargain with or sell tn tho Nif, If the un-
dersipned on credit IL viii III, RESPONSE
bio i"r no debts OF Ter contracting after
This cate w l. WASHINGTON.
Nov. Ia 1857.
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ApvERrIsINu RATrs .
Societies.

RnigAts 81 is,hias 80 Lodge NEE every
Tuesday over inE AZ their halt over
IL. Jackson's store
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Grains leave Tunnelton station as
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-29
WILL NOT VOTE run HARRISON


Three Gentlemen Henouncs Allegiance to
the q. o. P.-Other Brecknook Items.
BowMANsvILLR, Pa, Oot 20.-Rsv. s.
0Wei,zsrconfirmeds SIX young,,ladiesa and five
young gentlemen at Centre church, on Sat-
urdsy afternoon. On Sunday forenoon he
edmiotered sacrament to l53. Rsv. Lsifs
berger assisted him.
Rev. Leipsberger preached hero on Sun
0ay afternoon ard evening, He 10 a
ntudent at Franklin and Marshall theologi.
cal seminary, from which he will grad duato
next spring. These were trial sermons.
and made very favorable Impression
upon the congregation.
Jennie, . young child OF w. Y. Good,
was buried on Sunday afternoon. Rev.
Bepj. Horning ofliciated.
Martin, fiveyear-old son OF John
Wopx9b died on Saturday OF diphtheria.
Lizzie, another child, IL not expected to
live. There are quite number of persons
sick with typhoid fever. Mrs. Israel
Musser, mother OF the triplets, which have
attracted SO much attention from the
curious, is suffering from typhoid, as Is
also three OF her children.
The Centre Literary society has elected
the following officers: President, Benz.
bteufier; vice president. Il. Ii. Good
secretary, Miss Emma Geigley assistant
secretary, Miss Annie Sensenig treasurer,
]. j. SweitZsr editor, q, w. Weaver
critic, Mish Lula Staufier curstors, Benz.
r. Witwer and q. S. Sbirk, Resolved,
That foreign immigration should be pro.
hibited," will be discussed on next friday
evening.
Bowmansville lyceur, hold their meet.
ings on Tuesday evenings.
Messrs. John Messper, H. u. Beam and
wayne Cline are among the Republica rs
OF thts place who Will not vote for Harrison
on the 9Th OF November. Those gentlemen
ere close students OF matters political.
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DEATH OF COLONEL BAuuMAN.
II fakes Place at the Residence Of ais Brothe
at Willow street

- AsAoo AsS ~ thc ntsiuShct Oh iiis bfOther
at Wiilow street.
Col.sA. w. Bachmsn died On Sunday
morning At the residence u bis brother.
John Bachmsr,in in WillcT Street. Deceased
vas born In PeqGes township, end at the
Time OF his cAath was 40 years OF age.
After attendiB1A the MilleIsyille Nor
NAL school he began school tsach.
ing, and Owss thus occupied at the
breaking out of the war. He enlisted
IN Company Q, 99.h Pennsylvapia Volun.
Tears, AZ private, but was promoted to
nrst lieutenant He passed through numer.
0us engagements with the army OF the
Potomac and in September 1864 was made
captain OF company A, No. 2O3 Pennsyl-
vania Volunteers. This regiment beIon ped
10 the 10Th corps, and It's colonel was Killed
ns Fort Fisher. The deceased was made
lieutenant colonel in February 1865.
aud colonel a few months later. Shortly
alter this he WAS mustered out OF
service his health having been impaired.
ne Then moved 10 Philadelphia and 70.
cured an appointment In the gas office, po-
s,tion that he held until last spring, when
Al.nealth compelled his resignation.
Tbs deceased was married to Misc JENNA
RaDck, daughter OF Jere Rsnck, of Bird~
N. Hand, who, with six children, survives
him. He YVES a charter member OF George
n. Thomas Post, q. A. r., OF LaucssIeT.
but after moving to Philsdelphia he Joined
Post No. 2, OF that city. Tho body W Ill n,
taken to Pnilsdelphia for il,ernent to.
morrow.
A special meeting of Post 81 will bs held
this evening 10 take action on his death,