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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-18
STILL ANOTHER.
JOHN KRAFT KILLED By A TRAIN AT
BRNW0OD,
Early Yesterday Morning, While on His way "
Wurk-His Body Terribly Manglsd
by the Wheels.
Another life sacrificed.

Another life sacrificed.
Four in four days.
The deadly railroads are getting in their
work in a lively way.
Yesterdays victim was John kra'z, q
well known resident of the Eighth
ward, residing, with his wife and fonr
children, at No. 3740 Jacob street. Mr..
Krstz worked at the Riverside steel plant,
end about six o'clock yesterday morning
he left his home, with his dinner-bucket,
to 20 to his work. As is the unfortunate
custom of o goo1 many South Wheeling and
Benwood citizens, he took the railroad
track, proceeding so lth along it until he
reached q point near where the county road
crosses the B. & o. track at the upper ind OF
of the Riverside property, wten he heard
an engine and train coming along behind
him. He stepped over from one track to
the other, and was hit by the north-bound
woIkmens' train, drawn by engine No. 81,
and literally cut to pieces. SO terribly
was the body mangled, that people who
saw the remains say there was hardly
enough of the victim left to afford q basis
for recognition.
The remains of the unfortunate man
were placed in a coffin and removed TO his
residence. Coroner S;hultzs was notified,
and held an Inquest, returning o verdict
in accordance with the facts.
This accident, like two or three doz'n
others occurring near the same place, seems
to have been entirely due to the practice,
so common Go Rn there. Of using the rail
road track as a footwalk, by the workmen
and Others. Its surely about time to put
a stop 10 the practice, end if the people
have not q realizing sense of their danger,
the authorities aud the railroad company
ought to take q hand. In fact the atten'
ton of the Legislature might well be called
to the thing, and some suitable legislation
enacted, looking to the fencing in of this
particular stretch OF track, and probably o:
other like places both in this vicinity and
in other parts of the State, with q clause
making it a misdemeanor for any q to
walk upon any track 30 enclO 3ed. If this
be- not feasible, something else, calculated
10 afford some measure OF protection from
such terrible calamities as are constantly
occurring at Benwood, and to a less extent
at certain other points, should be devised,
and put into execution. There are from
ten to ift en- lives LOST about Wheeling,
every ytar, from walking OIL railroad
TRACKS, aud it is rclrly time to devise pre-
tentative measures.
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POINTS ON
Movements OF Citizens and the Coming snd
Going of Strangers

Movements OF Citizens and the Coming and
Going of Strangers
Mrs. Maria Biddle Of New Matamoras,
Ohio, is whiting friends on South Eoff.
Mr.. Albert Mabis is now and will c)n-
tinue TO represent George S. FeeLey in the
wholesale grocery business.
Mr.. Will Shsfer and sister, Miss Carrie,
Of the South Side, have returned from an
extensive trip to Philadelphia.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of l.. 8. Good, the well known Main street
merchant, to Mics Fannie Hsnauer, on
January 18th.
Miss Annie Mess. who has been Miss
Kate Whites charming guest for several
dsys, will return to her home in Parkers-
burg to-day.
Mrs. John X. Mendel will have q dis.
play Of art work at her rciidence, No. l0i
South Penn street, lslsrd, Wednesday,
from > o'clock until . p. r., 10 which her
friends are invited.
Mr.. John ]. Ruddy, business manager
for Hoyt & Thomas, arrived in the city
yesterday to make arrangements for the
appearance Of that great play "Hole in the
Ground" which will bs presented next
Monday and Tuesday ev anings and Christ.
mas matinee
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supreme Court of Appealr.

In the Supreme Court of Appeals al
Charlelton on Saturday last the following
business was transacted:
Weaver & Belts and others v. Burr's
heirs, from Pocahontas C0nnty; opinion by
Woods; decree of Circuit Court reversed
and bill dismissed, Judge Snyder dis
senting.
Moore V. City of Huntington, from
Cabsll county; opinion by Snyder; judg-
ment of Circuit Court sftirmed.
P, W. & Ky. Railroad Co. V. Beuwood
Iron Works and others, from Marshall
county; opinion by johnson; judgment Of
Circuit Court reversed and petition for
condemnation dismissed.
Blatchley v. Morgan, from Randolph
county; appeal and supersedeas allowed
bond, $500.
Hess v. MCGrsw, from Roane county
petition for appeal and supsrsedeas Ie-
fused.
In the case of Anderson Y. County Com
m~issioners, it appearing that the writ Of
msndamus bss b. en fully complied with,
the inhibition restraining the Commission
ers from adj urnipg and from certify log
the result of the election in Ksuswhs
county was removed.
Adjourned until the first day Of the next
term.
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urging IS q reason, that the workmen
would be given q better chance to vote.
Messrs. McGregor and Haller were op-
posed to the extra hours, snd argued
against 1t. The Republicans voted the
amendment down, under the leadership Of
Mr.. McGregor. Thoee voting in the mega
tive were Messrs. Buchanan, Dobbins,
Faris, Haller, Metzner, McGregor,
Sehultze, Tracy and Ulrich-9.. Mr..
Caldwell then moved TO amend by having
the polls open at Z q m. This was also
voted down by the Republicans, who are
determined that no workingman shall
vote if they q prevent it. 49,.
The ordinance was then read q third
time by its title, and passed by a party
vote, ayes 9, noes 6, and lies over till the
next meeting.
The mis- cs~llaneous business was then
cleared up, and this Branch ADJOURNED.
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First Branch.

This Branch met early, His Honor the
Mayor in the chair, and ifteea members in
their seats. Two reces5e5 were taken up
to halEpast nine o'clock, when, q very
large lobby being present, the gerrymapdsr
ordinance was taken up, and read through
q first t ma, after the repor. of the commit.
tee in relation thereto had been read.
There were no remarks, and the ordinance
passed to its second reading for amendment
aud debate. Sections one to eleven were
read without amendment or remark, and
the audisrcs WAS visibly dis appointed.
When tie reading Of section eleven
hsd been concluded, Mr.. Kenney
moved to strike out three members
for the First ward and insert four. MI.
McGregor called for the ayes snd nays, and
the motion was lest, ayes 6, nays S-s
strict party vote. When the remaining
sections had been read, Mr.. MeGregor
moved the ordinance be read by its ii lie fIr
final passage. This prevailed, and the or
dinance passed, ayes ), noes 8. Not being
the NECESSARY ~two-thiIds. tie paper lies
over until the next meeting, under the
rules.
The ordinance 6xins .hs voting place in
the Sixth ward, wss then read. Ar. Del
brugge offered an amendment keeping the
polls open until 6 p. m. on election day,
aud requiring them 10 be open at Z Q. M,
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Electoral Reform.

An Electoral Reform League hes been
organized at Petersburg, with W. l..
Foreman as President, and it is proposed
TO inaugurate branches ell over tie State.
Petitions are being circulated for presen-
tation to the Legislature, praying for the
adoption OF what Is known A. the Austria
liam system of voting, as embraced in the
Yates-Ssx' on law, adopted the past year
by tie New York Legislature.
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Themselves Into q Protective Association
to Prevent "Beating."

Themselves Into q Protective Association
to Prevent "Beating."
The retail grocers Of the city met last
evening in Cfapgle's block, on Market
street, and organized under the name o.
the Retail Grocsrs' Protective Association
A constitution was adopted and the fol
lowing officers were elected
Pfesident-C. W. Conner.
First Vice President-John S. Welty.
Second Vice Presidcnt-John Strobe.
Secrstary-C. K. Miller.
Treasurer-John Mckee.
The follO wing board Of directors Wal
elected. one from each ward, as follows a:
John Emmert, Henry Bayha. - Burk'
hart, Adam Yahu, Ed ward Wagner, Frank
Waltber, S. G. NaylOr and II. F. Nolte
The Association has now about fifty mem
hers enrolled, which number will be doubt
less largely increased, The Association il
organized for the purpose Of protecting it
members from people who are in the habit
of running bills at stores with the inten
ton OF beating the groceryman.
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terence in favor of Republican Wards

Az - ~
This needs no comment; the four Demo-
cratic Wards have a population of $50 more
than the Republican Wards, yet the four
Republic l n Wards have one representa-
tive more bar the Democratic Wards. /
ask, is this fail? Is il homes? Is it in the
interest of the people? Why should the rep
resenta,iOn in Council he reduced to twenty
five in the Second Blaach? No reason
whatever except to meet the partisan
views ofthe Republican managers in city
affairs. There sre many reasons why 1t
'sLould be increased. Our city is growing
and will Continue to grow. In 1890 we
will have no less than forty thousand in
hstitauts, notwithstanding the pretended
enumeration Just taken. Then why not
increase the number of Couucilmen in the
Second Branch to thuty, the naximum, in
stead of decreasing them 10 twenty-five, the
minimum? Simply because it would not
accomplish the purposes and schemes Of
the partisan managers TO make the City
Council Republican. II the number was
increased to thirty the wards would be
represented a. follows: One thousand or
fraction over five hundred would be the
basis of representation:
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The Island Democrats,

There was a largely attended meeting of
the members of the Island Democratic
club, at their club house, on Virginia street,
last evening, and considerable progress was
made in the direction of raising money to
complete the purchase and fit up the build
ing for club purposes. The Democratic
primaries on the Island will be held at the
club o n, instead of the hose house, as is
customary,
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Transfers of Real Estate,

The following transfers were admitted to
record by Clerk Hook yesterday:
Deed male November 81, 1888, by Sarah
@. Hildrsth and husband, to Lulu B.
Sweeney, for one acre of land in Ohio
county. Confederation, s., 500.
Desd made July Is, 1887, by Mary i.
Campbell and husband, OF Marshall
county, to William W. Foreman, fer $50
scns ct land in Ohio county. C,nsidera-
ti1n, 81, 600
Deed made December II, 1888, by Chas.
Klein and wife and L. c. StifsJ, to Jacob
J. Ebbert. for lots Nos. 6 and IS in Klein
and S;if.l' I addition. Consideration 500.
Deed made December IL, 1888, by the
same parties, TO Charles ". Stahuke, for
lots 5 and Is, in the same addition. Same
consideration.
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ADJUSTMENTS
Hole In tho Ground.

Manager Riester has secured q great
Christmas attraction in Hoyt's "Hole in
the Grand" which comes here directly
from New York. The play will be present
ed on Monday and Tuesday evenings with
a Christmas matinee. The play has the
proud record of playing to the largest one
or two weeks receipts ever known in the
Park Theatre, Boston, Msss. The largest
one, two or three weeks at the Bush street
Theatre, San Francisco, Cal, and the larg-
est house ever known at the Bijou Ttes.
tire, Pittsburg, Pa thus touching both *.
tremes and the middle of the continent
pretty effectively.
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The Murder Gaze Continued.

In Pant One of tie Circuit Court, Judge
Jacob, yesterday, the case of State v. Hill
d~ebrandt, indicted for murder, wa con-
tinued until next term, on sccount Of the
illness Of J. J. Woods, of counsel for de-
Tense.
Iu the case Of Wickhsm V. Trimble &
Lutz, the ury disagreed.
The case Of SIate V. Calvin, indicted for
robbery, was continued and dele 1dant ad-
mitted to bail in $500.
A. B. Fleming was admitted 10 practice.
In Part Two, Judge Boyd, no business
of importance vas transacted. Philip /.
Pendleton, Of Brooke, was admitted to
practice.
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This would give representation in pro-
portion to the population as appears by
the enumeration recently taken, and every
ward would be fairly represented in pro-
portion 10 it's population. l think that IS
the recent euume- alton shows nc increas o
in the population, there is no necessity for
changing the representation; but should
Council re of an opposite opinion, then the
change should be made uIOa a fair and
equal basis.
NOT A MEMBER OF Council.
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sHERIFF-ELECT sTEENROD

Files His OHcIal Bonds and Makes Two
Appointments.
Sheriff-elect Stsenrod yesterday filed his
official bonds, in the penal sum Of $95, 600
-S75,O 600 on account Of State, and 5 10, 600
for school-snd made two appointments Of
deputies, in the persons of John White,
one Of Sheriff Handlsn's present force, and
Andrew Patterson, of Triadelphis, at one
time Secretary Of the Belmont Nail Com
pany, and a gentleman well known all over
the county. No further appointments will
be made until about August, 1889.
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A Word About California.

The western railroads have recognized
the importarce Of California travel by
placing fast and improved trains in service
and ende,voriug in every way 10 remove
the tedium of the long journey. II you
contemplate a trip to the Pacific slope
this winter it will be well for you TO com
municate with the nearest passenger or
ticket agent Of the Pennsylvania Lines,
who will give you the the fullest informa-
ton about all the roads and sell you tick
els at lowest rates via any route you may
choOse.
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mStraat. Yn,L -

Tomorrow seats will go on sale at
Houses music store for the presentation OF
I Streets Of New York." at the Opera
House, Friday evening. The rlay uses
a great deal Of fine scenery and mechanical
effects, and the play is q splendid one,
presented by Frank RldAy, the talented
actor and o fine company.
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
Sent to jail,

JJhn Mcnamara was before Justice
Davis, yesterday, on a warrant sworn ont
by his wife, charging him with being a
habitual drunkari, and a worthless sort
of person generally. lIs vas committed to
iall for q year, il default of 5000, as a per-
son not Cf good fame.
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"FatherlRnd."

Charlie Gardner, who comes 10 the Opera
House, Saturday evening next, needs no
introduction to the Wheeling public. He
is a ~fayorite here, and no doubt iha house
will be crowded to see him in his new
play, "Fatherland," which has met with
such great success.
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GlAaA ROrkArR

Dukes & Foley's Bohemian glass work
err, opened last evening in the store room
formerly occupied oy Sheib's muse store
on Twelfth stroet. All manner of delicate
elas blowing, spinning etc is done and
Prof. Dukes gives a very interesting lee
ture. A priz is given to each one attend
Jog, and ali will be highly interested. The
dOoIs will be open every afternoon and
evening.
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Sensible Presents.

Fipe Silks, Cishme'eI and Henrietta
Cloth Dress Goods at Bargain Prices for
Holiday Presents, at Stone II Thomas.
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The Ohio River z. R will sell round tIip
tickets, 10 and from sill stations, December
oath, 2Sth and 31st, 1888, and January lst,
1889, at reduced rates. For information
call on ticket agents.
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Black and COlored guaranteed 70 wear
at Reduced prices for Christmas presents,
ut Stone & Thomas.
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silks.

Goods shown with pleasure At Con
ner a Snedeker'S.
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Prices to snIt the buyers AZ Conner
a Snedeker's.
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Supply your ChiStmRs table with
COHnPr 4 Snedeker's delIeAeles.
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SILK Umbrellas at Lowest prices in Gold
and 0xidized Handles, at Stone & Thomas.
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J. ". AMICK & Co s cork sole shoes
keep the feet dry AID warm.
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SACK DONATION.
The Result of the Thanksgiving Donation
to tho OhildreBs' Homo.

The Result of the Thanksgiving Donations
to Childrens' Homo.
To he Editor Of III. Register.
SIR:-Pleass allow the Directors of the
Cbildrens' Home to again extend to the
public hearty thanks for their contributions
to the last, or ninth annual Thanksgiving
sack gathering.
There wee some especially generous
donors whose names it would seem Just to
mention, but where oil have probably
given with o generous heartine's, we
merely append a common summary, as
follows:
SUMMARY.
237 cans canned gods. 193 barrels q
apples, II barrels flour, 40 barrels potatoes,
barrel sweet potatoes, "a heads cabbage,
68 pounds brown coffee, % barrels corn
meal, barrel Olt meal, barrel buck
wheat, II barrels onions, 2blrrtl5 t%urniIs,
barrel brown sugar, barrel white sugar,
| barrel pancake il,ur, l barrel spicts.
barrel par5nips, 1-l6 barrel ~raisins, l bar,
rel rice, 3 packages cereals, 5 jars apple
butter, 3 bottles ~catsUp, barrel prunes,
4 packages vermicelli, , bottles extract OF
vanilla, Z GINS salmon, 26 packages ceIeil.
inc, I barrel crackers, 10 tumblers and !
bucket Jelly, 8 JAYS preserves, 1t barrels
bread, Is boxes baking powder, l barrel
coffee sugar, barel dried peaches, LID
seek dried peas, 2s barrels soap,
3 boxes sardines, G pieces side
meat, . hams, 4 dozen scrub brushes, 81
hats, barrel dried apple, l Lie. barrel
hominy, J barrel salt, II lot sausage, a
lots clothing, l large cake, | lot small
cakes, l lot %doughnuts. 2 gallon ica
cream, 35 yards canton ~fiaunel, , large
bolts blue calico, l lot dry goods, l bucket
salt fish, sack barley, peas and corn,
sack soapine, sack pancake fo1r,
sack ivory soap, ! lot picture cards, 8
pounds tea, l car load of coal.
The cash gifts, 10 the envelopes at tia
drug stCreo, were as follows!
Logan Il Co., $50 IS; McLain Bros 81;
r. H. List, 81 25; S. l.. Brice, $3.50; f
Booking. 81; c. M~e1kensller, 81, 10; A. 7,
Young, 81; w. II. Williams 81 25, and
from other sources 500 sc.
LSigned COMMITTEE
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Christmas DaInties IE variety Al
Conner Il Snedeker's.
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PLUSH Wraps, oloaks aud jackets at
greatly reduced prices, at Stone & Thorn
as.
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100 more pieces 38.inch wide, all wool
TIicots at 25c. per yard, at Some & Thorn
as.
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ELEGANT onyx clocks and tables, mar
bic clocks, brcze ornaments, Cpara glasses,
gold spectacles and eye glasses at greatly
reduced prices.
VI TrrupNs
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wbeeIin9 Re9istfr
YESTERDAY IN The CITY.
Index 70 Nov Advertisements.

SECOND AsE
Holiday Announcement Jos. Graves
The Scientific American.
Headquarters for the HolidsyS-Geo. W. Hes.
For Rent-Dwelliug Near BenwoOd.
W~Suted-Room with Board.
For Rent-StOre Room and Dwelling.
Rose CreRm-R- II. List.
Christmas WantS-COnner & Snedeker.
Opera HouSe-A Hole in the Grount.
Japanese Candy BaSketS-Ewing Bros.
For R~ent-Dwelltng on Sixteenth Street.
NOtice-Chsnge Of Market Day,
FOund-PoCketboOk.
FoURT PAGE
Bargains in silks-Geo. K. Taylor & Co.
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Candies, Fruits and Nuts At COnner
a Snedeker's.
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LACE Curtains and Bed Sets at Bargain
Prices for Holiday Trade, at Stone Il
Thomas.
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L. S. COOP sells dry goods the cheapest
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AMuE END" spoSl Cotton has white
cotton On black spOOls.
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Ciosks Mt Your Own Price.
500 Cloaks at Greatly Reduced prices, at
Stone * Thomas.
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Children C,y i.r Fitt5cr's Casloria.

When Eaty r7GS s.ss, we gave her Castoris
whea she WAS 4 Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss she chung to CastOria,
When she hsd G6idreR. she gave them CastoriA
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GENTLEMEN, for dry feet get our cork
sole SHOES: J. W. AMICK & Co.
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EMBROIDERED slipp,r RS at J. ". Amick
& Co.'S.
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Holiday Bargains.

LARGE stock Of Manicure snd Toilet SETS
at Lowest prices, st S one ( Thomas.
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e"MHE END" Crochet has no equal.
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SEE J. W. Amick & Co IS fine slippers.
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Holiday Bargains.
Watches, diamonds, fine jewtlcy, oxy-
died novelties, gold canes and umbrellas,
opera glasses, etc.
W. j. LUKENs,
1853 Main street.
FOR great bargains in diamonds, watches,
oxydlzed smoking sets, match boxes and
other novelties, call on
W. J. LUKENS,
1853 Main street.
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Dentists.

OR GEO. j. CADDLE,
SURGEON DENTIST,
No. I2IS Market Street
asrOver DoIlar Savings Bank. Gp6eAd
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"FRANk URUSE,
"a. G. HARRRLL,

Thu ordinance relocating the POLLING
place in the Sixth ward, in the basement
of the school house, which was on the same
footing as the gerrSmander ordinance, was
then taken up and passed by the same
psIty vote.
Some pending miscellaneous business,
sl of which has been heretofore referred to
in this paper, in reports of previous SEES
sions, was then passed, and the Branch sd-
journed.
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s1rPriccs ~ aud - cents Eas,
81. 90. Pale OF seats ut e 4 House,, r ~
sale t0 commence Friday. lsHomtcr.t
HaISaI
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EorE-This Company come, dino -
York.
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W. J. LUKENS,
1853 Main street.
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, Bargains in silks-Geo. K. Taylor { Co.