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Ida r. Deyinney

Va In Chancery.
James II. Devinney.
HThe object the suit commenced BY the fonego'
ng writ is 10 obtain a divorce a rfneuto main
monii by the plaintiff from the defendant Ana
Il appearing from an sfidsviu filed In this cause
at thess Rules, that the defendant, James II. De,
vinney, Is not q * sident OF this State, and he po'
having been served with process In this suit. on
motion Of the plaintiff, by her solicitor, this or,
der of publication is enteued against him, and
IL is ordered that the said defendant, yAtnes II.
Devinney, be required 10 appesr here within oae
month after the first publication OF this ordef
and do what Is necessary 70 protect his Interests;
IL il further ordered that this order be published
and posted as required By law
witness, John N. Mitchell, Clerk Of said Court,
at the Court House OF said county, In the City Of
Wheeling, this 18th day Of August, lsss, To wit;
September Rules, lss:
JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
Psb,ished the frst time August 30. lSa-
Attest:- JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
L ). JORDAN, Solicitor for Complainant
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nAmRNTmO THOS p. SIMPSON, Wash,
PATIENTS ingsSn, 3; 6 . ~ e
Write for Inventors Guide. sp4g
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s,ssNGs AM TRADE.

MONEY Lad Per Cent.-Governmen's D"
and Firm - Stocks Higher fiout
Steady and Unchanged-Whest Active
NsS YoEK, September I7.-Money o.
call easy at ] to 4 per cent last o a ~ z
Der cent, closing at A; prime meresntile
pape, 5is74 per cent; sterling exchange
quiet bat steady OF 48iaa4SS3.
GoyERNMEYrs-Dull but hrm.
son,s RsSis.sr ---.---.-..--Es5
F,urs Eoupuns ..,.... -
Fours,and-srhaH. Registerei ..---....----ieez
F~ours1an1-a-hsH, Coupons-"----------.--"nUs
Pacific s;xec {"
STATEs-Dull but firm.
RAnRoADs-Dull; sales only $373,OOO.
SToCKs-The stock market was feverlsh
and unsettled to-day, with a generally
firm tone, and it was active and dull III
spots, being generally strong during the
dullness and weak when active. Inc
opening figures were from TO per cent
higher than Saturdays closing figures asa
rule, though they we're not well MAINTAIN
| ed. asthe bears succeeded in getting the list
off from | to / per cent. in the early trad
ing, and in the case Of Missouri Pacidc II
Der cent. The weakness was OF
short duration, however, as the great
demand for stocks soon had the list up
from the lowest prices from / to 1sc, with
the prangers in the lead. The upward
movement was checked by an attack upon
Missouri Pacific and most of the gains oil
the morning were wiped out, after which
the market became comparatively dull, II
nslly closing quiet, though firm to strong,
at irregular changes for the day. Final
| changes show q majority OF advances, for
fractional amounts mostly. Sales 4l6,5F2
shares. Quotations closed bid as follows /:
Adams Express IA; American Express
100 Canada Pacific, Sc; Central Pacific
353; Chesapeake and Ohio III; do preferred
frsts 10; do seconds 16; Chicago and Alton
1870; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy HOG;
Delaware and Hudson, 1173; Delaware,
Lackawsnra and Western 1413; Denver
and Rio Grande, 19!; Erie, 2s5; do pre-
fsrrsd, 63!; Fl. Wayne, 1901; Illinois
Central 11S; Lake Shore, SO; Michigan
Central, S4; Minneapolis and st. Louis,
81; do preferred, 151; Missouri Pacific,
79s; Northern Pacific, 27s; do preferred,
6lt; Chicago and Northwestern llO4; 90
preferred, 1879; Now York Central, lOSa;
Oregon Transcontinental, 80; Pacific MAI,
35i; Peoria, D. & E., 25t; Pittsburg, lob;
Pullman Palace Car, l7lf; Reading, Sig;
Rock Island. 1O8; st. Louis snd San
Francisco, 80; DO preferred, TlB; first
preferred, 112; st. Paul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba, 1884: At. Paul and Omahs, 80;
do preferred 1913; Texas Pacific, 243; Unior
Pacific, 5s5; United States Express, 70;
Western Union, S3t.
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K

ON BOgTLE OF PFElL'S ANTIDOrE
For Alcoholism cures the worst case in nom
TIRE, To nv days H positively removes all
craving by destroying the appetite for liquor or
hear-Oue dollar a bottle. For sale by &, s
ROCKING aud LOGAN Il 10, Wheeling. ", Va
On receipt Of $500 we will forward 8 bottles TO
aug part Of the U. s or Canada, charges prepaid,
Agents wanted.
lSS n. second street, Philadelphis:
4uEaA
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RETURN,

James II. Deyinney Is no inhabitAnt o, my
bailiwick, nor found therein this 9th day Of Au'
gust, 1883. GEO. &. OTTE, ID. s.,
For W. G. HandfAn, S. o. G.
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SILK wOVE CAMPAIGN BADGE.

sfLk WOVE CAMPAIGN
No cheap, shoddy, plated or printed affair, but
the photos Of candidates woye in pure silk, In
colors, with motto beneath. The hAndsomest
badge and fastest seller out. Remember oun
the only firm who will take bae every
badge you cannot sell. We ask nothing
for territory, yet give exclusive rights and pro
tsct our agentA- Sample % cents scfoto
Novelty Co., Sole Agents, ProsRecs'
Ohio. jy25gx
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Mbeslias Rs9ists1
&rapskrs' &nids.

A RRIyAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAIN5-
AExPLANArIoN OF REyzRxNcE MARXs: sDatly.
fSunday excepted. monday excepted Ssun-
day only. saturday excepted. 10 Meridian.
May IS, lisa. wheeling TINE, which l Just one
hour earlier than Central Time:
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SUNDAYS.


Leave at 7OOa m. aud run every hour, except
Church Train At 9l5 p. n. Leave Wheeling Park
a. 500 a. IN. and guu every hour until 1000 p. m,
except Church Trains, which viii leave the
Park at e45 $. N. and Wheeling a. l2:lb and
9:l5 p. m. e. HlRSCH, SuPt
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SAY KEELING AND ELM GROVE RAILROAD
" ON and amer Monday, April 20, 1855, trains
on the Wheeling sTt Elm Grove Railroad will
MN a. folloWs.
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NLEvELAND d PrrIsBuRe q. r.

Under schedule In s6sct May u. lkY, tratns
leave Bridgeport, Ohio, Central standard Tine:
For Pittsburgh, Chicago and cleveland. 80 q
m. For Pittsburgh, lo:l7A "a For Chicago y
Cleveland liz p. m Fer Pittsburgh and New
York. s:3g ,. N. For etsnbsnyilh, sSS Q. n.
Bridgeport n 75t Q. N, lois q n, Ea4 ~,
t:l6 .. N. tl7 p. m, and 7x7 ,. N.
A. L. wAJLIHG, Ticket Agent
myls bridgeport, 0hlo
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SORE FROM KNEE TO ANKLE
Skin entirely one. Flesh q mass OF
disease. Leg diminished One-third
in size. Condition hopeless. Cured
by the Cuticura Remedies.

For three years I was almost crippled with an
awful sore leg from my knee dow 10 my ankle;
the skin was entirely gone, and the flesh was
nounced II incurable. II had diminished about
one third the size OF the other, and l was in a
hopeless condition. Ate tryiag all kinds OF
remedies and spending huudredsof dollars, from
which I got no relief whatever. ! was persuaded
10 try yeur Cuticura Remedies, and the result
was as follows: After three days ! noticed a de.
Cided change for the better, and at the end OF
two months l was completely cured. Ny flesh
posed for over a year, got sound. The flesh be-
gan TO grow, aud today, and for nearly two years
past, my leg is as we'll as ever it was, sound IN
every respect, and not a sign OF the disease 10 be
seen. S y. AHERN,
Dubois. Dodge Co, Ga,
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MAGNOLIA

RAIN isinstantly applied 10 Face. Neck. ARM
nd Hands. Removes Tan. sunburn 4 Frscklssi
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MAGNOLIA

BALM Preserves the Complexion and makes .
lady Of 40 sPfuar only Si ], rsanos The Skin
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MAGNOLIA

BALM ia 4 Cooling. Soothing and enjoyable
liquid preparation for fsce, neck, arms and hsndsi
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Amendment TO the Constitution.

W tnC SOuStilutlVus
JOINT RESOLUTION No. 10 PROPOSING AN
AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION OF
THIS STATE.
Resolved by the Legislature OF West Virginia.
twothirds OF all the members elected TO each
House agreeing thereto:
/. The following amendment 10 Article III.
OF the Constitution OF the State be, and the same
Ii hereby proposed, to-wit:
2. That section thirteen, or Article III. s II
now is, be striker out, and the following inserted
In lieu thereof:
Sec. 10. In suits at common law, where the
| value in controversy exceeds twenty dollars, ex-
elusive Of interest and costs, the right OF trial by
jury, II required by either party, shall be pre-
served, and In such suit before a Justice, Q jury
may consist OF six persons.
Agreed 10 February n, 1887.
Publication OF the foregoing proposed Amend
| ment TO the Constitution Of the State Of West
| Virginia, il made pursuant 70 the requirements
Of section 6 Of Chapter Is Acts 1881.
4. W. WILSON.
BY the Governor.
HENRyS. WALKER,
Secretary of State.
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GETTYSBURG, CINCINNATI AND ST.
InIIIS RAILWAY On

I IUUIB HALLWAY gu
(Pap Handle Routs) Under schsduls IN s0eo4
standard lime: For stsibonvDic. P:tt,buryh ana
$40 p m. FOR Columbus, indianapolis, Cncdn.
natl and ~. Louis. SO and s:i0P. n. For Column
Wheeling 81 $50 {. n. i6Ms "a 2D N, ADD
$40 p. m Trains leaving a. go q. m, and A.
irving at $40 p. m, runsolid between Wheeling
and Pittsburg All trains daily. eIccpt sunday.
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S,lA Prizes amounting to........--.......T,Q 4, 500
NoTE-Ticke,s drawing Capital FRIES are not
entitled TO criminal Prizes.
As-For Gu Rates, OF any further information
desired, write legibly TO the undersigned, clearly
stating your residence, with State, County, Street
and Number. More rapid return mail delivery
will be assured by your enclosing An Envelope
bearing your full address.
Send POSTAL NOTES, Express Money
Orders, or New York Exchange in ordinary let
tsr. Currency by Express lat our e~xpense) sd
dressed M. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La,
Or; NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
I Washington, d.. G..
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AAAAAMoSTH. Agntsw snted 20 best sch
SE1V 49, jay PHfsoSsoS. hsiNsIH Ma
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REMEMBER that tbs p Genoa o. Hsnsrai
drawings. 10 s guarantee OF sbsoluts isiIness aat
integrity, that ths chEnosB are al s1usl, Az
that no one eau possibly Giyius what nuubs
will draw q prize.
"8EMEmBER. also, hat the payment Of
Prizes Ia GUARANTEED By POUR MA
FI0EAL BANKS Of New Orleans, and thu
Tickets are signed by tho President Of IN Inst
tutlo /, whoes chartered rights are recognized
In tie highest Courts: therefore, beware Of AM
imitsticGs or SnoDymous sohaplos" auSHis2
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,AAa&auxzzme.
%&m<
-

ta the undersigned Banh ana Bankers vii
psJ sill Prizes drawn In Tie Louisiana State Lot
tslss which may be presented at our couata-H
4. N. wALMsLEY, Pres Louinana Nations
BanL
PIERRE LARAUX, Pres. Stats Natl BAni
a. BALDWIN, Prss. New OrlsAnl Natl Bank
CARL ROHH, Priest Union National Bank
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GRATEFUL--C
Epps's Cocoa

'By Q thorough knswiedge Of the natural lsw
which govern the operations Of digestion and
nutrition, and bya careful application Of the 1ne
provided our breakfast tables With Q delicately
Favored beverage which may ave % many
heayy docton' Hlle II II By the judicious M
OF such articles Of diet that 9 oonstttution nay
nst every tendency 70 ditease. Hundreds ID
subtle mAladies are floating around - ready t
sttaek wherever there II . weak point We ma
escape many . fatal shan by keeping ocrseivS
we'll fortified with pure blood and Q properly
MAde simply with boiling water or milk op,1
only In half pound tins by arucen, labeliah thua
JAMES EPPS s CO.. ~son9sfAfHic casHisfs
mr1iodATu. Thkg London. EaglA0d.
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Bradford.
DIRK GOODS,
New Yorb

New York.
NEW YORK, September 17.-There was
q very good demand at jobbipg hands, but
quiet withsl.
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MAGNOLIA

BALM Take HAGANs MAGNOLIA BALM viii
you 20 the Seaside. Mountains & Rural R%sorts'
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Terrible Suffering From skin Disease

Terrible Suffering From Skin Disease
have been a terrible sufferer for years from
diseases OF the skin aud blood. and have been
obliged TO khun public places by reason Of my
dishguring hum0rs. Have hsd the best Of ply.
sicians aud spent hundreds OF dollars, but sot
no relief until used the Cuticura Remedies,
which have cured me, and LEI my SKIN as clear
and my blood SIS pure as a milo,
IDA MAY BAS5,
Olive Branch z. o., Miss
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MAGNOLIA

RAIM. oyeroonies s~ailosness. Eic.ebes. an
ciyesa smooth, Soft Youthful and Pliablo Ennf
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1nttrr.
Louisiana State he, ary Company

L5uIs.aHS NVf ny CuWEBNy
Incorporated BY the Legislature In 1858, 70,
Educational and Charitable purposes, and liz
franchise made q part Of the present State Cen.
stitution, Ia lSf9, by Al Overwhelming popular
vote.
It's Grand Extraordinary Drawings
take place Remi-Annualty, June and
Deeember), and Its Grand Single
Number Drawings take place ON each
OF she other ten months In the year
and are all drawn I'm public, at the
Academy Of Music, New Orleans, La.
I'VE do nsrepJ certify that We superyiss the q,
ransemsnts for all the Honthly and Semi-Annua
Drawings Of the Louisiana State Lottery Com
pany, and In person manage and oOptlol the
drawings themselves, M that the same are COZ
Quoted With honesty, fairness, and In good failf
toward all parties, and We authorize tbs ournpxry
10 use tails oerifcsts, with &c. gnillee o. occ SIS
u,trrss attached IN Is sd~SordSsuena"
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MAGNOLIA

BAIM-HAGKs.s MAGNOLIA BALM ). not
Punt. Powder % Eoace. buts RsffsShins Hqutd
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". n. CLEMENT Ssnsxer.

OHIO RIVER RAILHOAn.
Tint Table taking enect Nay g7sh. lsk Pas
senger trains win run - follcWp-CertrAl Tina
All trains daily except those marked thus
which DO not run on Sunday:
SOUTH SouNp. mo. limo 6lNostiNo.l
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Sold everywhere. Price, CuTICuRA, 6c;; soAf.
DC; REsoLvKST, 81. Prepared by the for1kk
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co, Boston, Mass
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liQv'c skin and scalppreserved and besutihed
lh1 by CUTICuRA MEpICArED Soar.
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Prom I4s Pounds 20 Iza Pounds.

have taken several bottles Of cuticura Be
solvent with all the results l could wish for.
About this time last year, when commencing its
use, l weighed l45 pounds, and to-day l weigh
lT2 pounds. GEO. CAMPBELL,
Washington, d. c.
EorE-The Cuticura Resolvent is beyond all
doubt the greatest blood purifier ever COM
pounded.
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GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING.
In the Academy Of Music. New Orleans,
Tuesday, October 3, 1883.
NiDWLI DDIHR 00nn mn

100000 Tickets at Twenty DoIlars
each. Halves SO; Quarters o.
Teuths 81; Twentteths o..
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Aes eco CUECZS 70 s 5ous. CCnss IND
" days. Esc gSsSI HE1tSd. DrcSsrSrS
AID .,r.BS Eleventh. g., PILL Pa &ao
ASSSs s. NSss15ro'snoS store, WeseE
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ss,d s- a Grcnisr ju6ed
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27
Health is Wealth

r-E 6 esfs ferve ard Brain Tresfneots
fusTsrfesc sgeciNr to- HTFfert Ii77iDess Con
ru4EifFs fifs. NERVOUS Ne1ra4.is HesdsGhe-
fsrvOsf, Pros rstor csrsseo ~ ~ ure NJ sicono
ct fc'is 90 Nss sffinsss hertsi Tsepr-ss On
sofeIirf ~ the Hrsin rerpltirs ia insanity snd
Oid srf fsrrcrnesr oss - rcrer .r elffer
scr. iurcignfsrf fpeses src -re-r sfo-rfoss
e lsef ~ rTar fTrrfirr ~ ne bTEin 20 st-sss
~ oTaf-srrr| rerce Fsft b0E c0nfsins o-s
rrorfN's .-esf~set s., toI ~ 81 borss tor
st.ssrf - r. sf prep-id - reoeiTt ~ r-ses
~ GJARsNTEE sIK BOXES
p r--s rrr csss VIZ esrh ortef re~er~p< ~
us ~ ~ uoBes- scccU psr - vtn o. vfi
serr fhf -ChsstT fur vrrfe1 flnTsistee - -
farf re rcneT n The iresfn,s1f does nof ena>d
-urt. GusFsnfeex izE0ed orynT
w. II. TIBBS. DRUGGIST.
Sole Agent
1ff Norr.>-st-. Grand Espa1s- Ntrh
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27
TOWN TOPICS,

Railroad travel IS picking up
The H.sh school boys have a well equip
red mra rasium.
II. Harns. % I92 Jsmes-si.. broke mis-
srm a few days ago.
work IL progressing rapidly on the
Court House excavations.
yearly every body srrsssnsd in The Police
tourt ysatereAy paid np.
some one stole So worth Of is~elry from
Dc H-s<in's house las- week.
The members OF the Old Third viii meet
a. tas Bridge Street douss this evening.
TIE soginesr Of The city Hall hss moved
BIS etlcs 10 tns fourth dor Ol toe building.
Mabel Caller e5 Union Pace. and Lostis
Iay or. lib Ltyinsst0n-st., ars sick With
scarlet fever
warrant wss issued for y C. Johnson.
OF Sweets hotel. for keeping open bis ga
looo or ,uni1T.
james 1cIunes has received his appoint
meul A. routs s-ert between tbis city and
LaToss Iid.. over the Z. e ". Il.
Toe lperior Courg calendar will - out
reFt wees and Saturday OF tnis week Is the
Isa- tsr .or aanr notes VI issue icr ihe
december term.
Alien slyers VAS arrested yes'er3ay for
ius1Inn1 hrt Helen Bailey. oi -5l rIrsr-st.
81 g. 6al.sF freaulss -iigcrs 8ud says thai
sas uset binl on Nest BridEs-sL
snau 5laxs ID toe shingles shout the
chtur-v A. t1- Michigan House caused a
sri a.sru IRE 20 0e sent ia yesterday
ueroiug a. o'c.5ck- - damage
The Grand Rsvi IL Academy of Medicine
wl meet 81 tls Norton House pariors iais
sFfri1r ~ O'Clock. A paper - 10 be read
ry 1- aussne B9Iss. slolsct Report o, a
tese
tcni~-erc.rg tomorrow the Street Rail-
w. Company Ell run cars eVsrg I've
ltes oet Tsen tls Fair Grounds snd
hrise &C. fhs vl oe OK scc0paoaa-
tol ,o tae rssidsnis 0i tns south cad
H 49, Davis iet als 5iil book somewhere
fhf oIarr csY. sud has ior-osfea -aers b..
ItI 70. and -a- boz neg scfsG % axe fes
us- atlrss. hen it vas fou1. All te o.
rnansd tn niu. So he ven q IKE % have
telephone nesssEe from ths sams nam
s-eir.
Mess-s } sV Aensw nd J. n stsrI-
ir- of fhs 81 ~. il. ksHrRy Company
returned yesterday from = -fio 20 Cbi.axo.
as GEM. .eere1 ifsre mrs morning on - triu
over zoe eetir- svsfsui r1 inspsct tns Guild.
i-rss an ssrfrIsIn tasir eo1li90n. prs9srs.
trr 10 rsaeFia- tls com gsags insgfaDc-
reAcF.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27

ssnsass Batlss .p-ns sunday IN 0.zslI

ssrs.sxs Burlef spent sunday - OssrolL
~. II...s. IL I.nA- .aa ID Ia cssy
$3.50
80 "a. t;.. lz.;~u.~ ss.a-
.e.s.4 s.s
. s........ - ......... - ....s.-.,
E. - -
$50 90
i.--..s t-ifef e4 Pe-,s - sySAd -
o-fs "a AA.A'l- 400 ms 7es4
4 A " .st1u -ea-e1 tc~ % ~ - "a AsAs
D'at tl-9 -aAfiiy isi 80 3D.
j. ~ %h-sloek esiso1. 4 litsr @. .
Easf-rl reffe=e1 latlse - ll .ne eisy
ls Aazss 7iae..ir. 81 0sirol.. . shs
goes "a 4er alnl. Ars. 4. ,.nclAr
George sessuire. ~ tGs IRVING 41e vent
10 fslr..i 81 ~ai4ri4v. fstafas t8dsy
81 o.n.s-.t x9o b.s been .psnaiag
I. G.s ss4. i. D.tfoIt rst4fas1 1glls to14y.
81 e.,--...s .r4 l..-. r~..,x ~
l-.--- ~. .---.,...-., ~. --...,...,,,-
~.
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v -
A-- ~.'. s''o- ~ ..-f. =.
49, a. --' 49, "
'-' @''t
af 4ad Afs >. % Ai-lf@f o. eAl "a
rs Cora ht2~oad and ial-iif o. o.oF-
slsfiiri y .Afe ne siss-a % ~'t Ho'--T''
Ms. a. s. weaver
Ms saline Hnapp goes % AA.s9"zno 70
retro~ 4A4 -. % the -ss- % A-ss 9sf-
sfr-s ipf a ~ lays
Bxu 4ad Ba.-s Rock we're arrs-fsd oy the
csieetqss ass nisu- They zgv wanted Ia
Cofeax1 i0r sfsnI .arce8Y
Niss Bessie sIsn. Who has been visiting
8frs. a. I'll Deau- 0iil leave today for Chr
es4o snro4ls Tor I'd. helena. Montana
~. I rl.,r ~ ch.,io,s- t. x,.i.i, ,
a.-.-...- 49, e--,.r, AZ ~..,ib9
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NJ
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-. - -. .~.. - -. 80
I.I-.-l- ....-,..- -. ,b-. s.,il .,.r.
a.. l..-,.-
M-s- N.'o "faif ~A' oAs oe7o tDs
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27

Fes Ms412y Ts@Lsxaxy U.s ssry LAgel


NbsE lks Cosrl sas eslied 70 or1sf ses-
lsrdsy norsias Le2s hsro va ths oTsi
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% IS - or nl.eSA o4ys q. Blsno9s a0tsl.
lie pad up.
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of e0lorsd alsa Who s0t drunk snd raised :
oz F0~ ca k~of-sL fs iefday t1eS
%. scsd zQits sbd paid s. 50 ssco. rather
lhan 30 al s8d niiy ceats per oss.
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S0msa. r,esasd eui.ty 20 TIE ooAFss Oi
oeiog eommo8 pfosi ute. and sss nnsd
SO and costs o. tLifty days 10 laiL
Mrs. ferslilsxsf. the woman woO ~a-
arrested Tor keeping house of ill-fzme a.
~ Lsxrave-st.. pleaded uOt guilty aDd isie-
grapaec fof her husband he oass vii De
tiled ltis i0feuOon.
The case sgsiust Jsok Dsseraux foi
gambling vas pat over astii this morning.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27
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NOTICE OF COMMISSIONERS or CLAfNs.-
~ SAFE OF cnissn county or Kent - pro-
bsfe Gear fos sRid county Fs'ste n George Nc
Dowei eeoeased- The II nier>iEued av ng
been appointed by he Hon Judge q Probals of
sal county CYrn n - Ouers on aims in he a. at.
ter Of SD Eststs ara sik onfbs rom ne kisi
daT % NoveDbrr A - lsss having been silo red
~ SAD Jldse o Frpssta 70 sii rer-o1s having
claims sgs nsf al esfs.f in saich 10 presest
their cisin. C y. 90 essw "a On snd g. ust-
mert S0fce s hereOY gve1 fhsi vf rli meet
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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27
THE COURTS.

UPsEIoR-Samuel d. Clay vs.. Enos
Putnam, respass On tbs case hearing 90
motion 10 set AL iie non suit adjourned for
one week on application OF Mr.. Earle and
by consent
CIRcuIr-Daniel l. Corbi,t vs. John w.
Tay flor, trovsr, tine for settling blll OF ex
cepUons exleadod twenty days. Leonard
cLAdOck vs. Alpine Plank Road Co. tres
pass on he case. mouon for bill! of psrtlc-
ulars argued and submitted. simooe
Chapman vs. J. Frederick Baars. Jr.. ct al.
garnIshment. dismissed Oy consent. Same
VS. tame and julius Houseman, gsTnish-
meni; dismissed v. II. Hughes ys. c. & NJ.
r. K; Judgment for plaintiff for SS4 81.
Edward K Walker VS.. James FsrnswOrth.
ct al. chaucery; hearing on pleadingS and
proof n open court.
PRoBArE-Estate Of Matilda Bradford.
an alleged insane person: petition for sp-
pOiniment Of a guardian filed. hearing De-
cember II. Estate of Karl SIoutzki. an in
SAGE person: order allowing guardian ;
final account. and dischrging him. Estate
of Augusta Tusch. deceased appraiser 8
warrant Of inventory filed. Estate of Al.
Zina u. koOn. deceased: order allowing adj
ministrators nnai account. and dischsrgng
him. Estate OF Mary K. Hughart deceased,
order admitting will to probate. Estste oil
Annie Dyk, Ell al. minors; petition for ap-
point OF a guardian tled; hearing De-
cember l3. Estate Of Harriet s. Eggleston,
deceased; order allowing claims, and decree
for pay ment of debts. Estate of Clara
Ho zer. deceased; will and petron for pro-
bate OF seme fiied: hearing Jan. 3, 1889.