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Parade at Jacksonville.

JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 5.-Colored Re.
pablicans, about 100 strong, are indulg-
ing in an i%mpromptu parade tonight, the
first notes of a band heard on the streets
and the first sign of life after nightfall for
fully three months.
, 1888-11-06

What in the world is the reason you will
cough and keep coughing and still keep try
ing inferior medicines when Beggs' Cher
ry Cough Syrup will positively relieve your
cough at once? This is no advertising
scheme, but an ac'ual fact, and we guaran.
tee 1t. For sale 10y w. N. Hunt, drug
gi,t.
, 1888-11-06

Tickets to the printers bal masque are
81 for lady and gentleman. Extra ladies'
80 cents Cach.
, 1888-11-06

lie largest stock of fine brandics. old
whiskies, choice hqueantS and superine
cigars at George Masten's well known
house, corner Sixteenth and Ferguson
streets.
, 1888-11-06

Seven dollar suits at G]reentrec's. Al
sizes.
, 1888-11-06
For fine watch repairing,
David Miller Idelman block

Percale SHIRTS At D. cents each at Green.
trees.
, 1888-11-06

Ben HeIlmau is in New York and Man
ager Gus Lehman is cutting prices to beat
the d.
, 1888-11-06

Fresh oysters received daily at Saddle
Rock.
, 1888-11-06

Imitation seal skin caps at 81. so at
Greentree's.
, 1888-11-06

All goods must be sold. Come and
give Greentree a look.
, 1888-11-06

& historical Dept; Chryenue, Hyo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-09
A RAILROAD MEETING
Held ut west LIoertJ-Uomnlitteo Appoin
ed to Arrange for AEaSs Meeting.

Held ut west Lioerty-COmmitte Appoint
ed to Arrange for u nsaSS Meeting
The people OF the prosperous little vii
LACE of Weat Liberty, in this county, are
very much in earnest over the matter Of
getting q railroad the projected Wheel
Ing, Wellsburg & State Line road, to pass
through or near their place, and proposes
to leave no stone untufnsd in their efforts
TO bring about such q desirable improve
ment and developer. They want rail-
road badly and arc going TO strike while
the iron Is hot. Last Tuesday, afternoon
the citizens Of West Liberty and vicinity
held q meeting for the purpose OF putting
on foot some organized effort to get this
road. 1T.
The meeting was organised by electlng
Mr.. A. NJ. Ridgely Chairman and mr.:
W. d. @. Curtis Secretary. The object Of
the meeting, as explained BY Chairman
Ridgely and Prof. R. A. Armstrong' FHh.
cipal OF the State Normal School ct that
point, was to make definite arrangements
Tor a msss meeting to be held at west
Liberty in the near future, arrange for ad-
Vertising the came and inviting prominent
speakers. ,u
A committee composed Of the following
named gentlemen, J. ]. Jacob, James
Dixon, Robert NJ. Bonar, Abrsm McOol-
loch, 4. NJ. Ridgely and ". Fl. Q. Curtis
was appointed to make oil necessary ar
rsngenenlB for the meeting sgd to former
" invite Judge Cochran, DR.. Baird, Ettor-
ney General Caldwell and Senator J. b.
sommeryille and 7. N. Riley to BIO pres
emit and address the meeting.
Enthusiastic speeches were made by b.
8. Jacob and others before the meeting
adjourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-09
BELLAlRE.
General Nows Notes from tho Glass City,
The Coming Election.

-
General Nows Notes from tho Glass City.
The Coming Election.
Scott Lit!leton has gone to Montreal 10
work in q glass house.
Some Of the glass house boys are work
ing in the nail factory.
Miss Bertha and Alice Herbert, OF Be.
thesdS, are visiting here.
Billy Pratt is going to Fos!oria to work
in the new glass house there.
The Bsllaire steel works have been max
ing some large runs this week.
The School Board has ordered two
wseko' vacation, to begin March 80.
M. Paul, Of Martins Ferry, has re.
opened the St. Nicholas hotel here.
Albert Lawrence, ESQ, OF ST. Clsirsville,
addressed the Tilden club last night.
The SECOND N. +. Church concert club
will give q CONCERT tonight at City Hall.
Mayor Brown thinks he will carry
every ward in the city at the primaries.
George NJ. Woodbridge will move back
to the city from his suburban residence.
John Muth took q header from his new
machine Wednesday and put his arm out Of
place. -,
Louis Frank, OF Gravel Hill, will move
TO Wheeling soon to engage in the meat
business.
DR.. D. E. KurtS, nominated on the Clti.
Gems ticket for o member OF the School
Board, has resigned.
Thomas F. Hart, one Of the California
party, came home last night, and the
others will be home soon.
Rev. R, F. Keller married Mr.. John Il.
Long and Misc Sadie N. Fogle at his resi'
dence Wednesday night.
Mrs. Philip Bsailly, mother Of the un-
iertaker here, died SUDDENLY Of heart
disease OF her home at l O'Clock this
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-09
A srRANeE CASE.
A YourE Ohio Woman Who Courts Death
By Means of Freight Train.

VI MAebb u y IAolBuG AIAAus
For several wseka psst sne.nssrs aud
other employees on the Cleveland, Lorain
& Wheeling road have been considerably
by the frequent attempts Of q
young and rather progressing woman,
living 10 tho vicinity Of Flushing, to end
her existence by lying on the track and
counting death from 9 freight train.
Such conduct on her part has
not only made the engine ddverB
nervous when in the vicinity Of Flushing,
but 1t hes had q tendency to interfere with
with echedule time, especially when II has
been necessary to atop the trains. The
young womsn's fourth or fifth attempt at
self.deatruction ives made las. Wednesday
and was nearly asuCcessiul one. Afreight
train was running along ct the usual rate Of
speed when the woman WIS seen seated on
the track with her back to the approach
ing train. She was warned OF her danger
by repeated blasts from the whistle, but
refused 10 move and the train had TO be
stopped. When it came TO stand still
the pilot Of the engine vas within few
feet Of her. The engineer and train men
were compelled to get of and pull the
woman from the track. IA they were
doing this she exclstmed, "WhSs did you
atop iorW One OF the brakemen told her
II ahe wanted to commit suicide to 60 to q
bridge near by and Jump of, but she In
slated that she be killed by freight train,
Tbs woman, who is probably about %
ysarg old, is q well dressed and respecta'
Bile looking person, has always refused to
give her name, and without doubt is
lun6tic.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-09
MARTINS PERRY.
The Hook and Ladder Company Folly Or
KaniEed-GenerAl NewI Notes.

Tho Hook and Ladder COMPANY Folly Or
EaniEed-GsuorAI News Notes.
The Belmont blaat furnace closed down
yesterday.
The q. d p. pay cIr made It's monthly
trip through this locality yesterday.
Don't fall to attend the opening satur
day, March 10, OF YoRmap hats DIXON
Bros.
Republicans should not forget the hours
OF the convention tomorrow are from 8 to
7 O'Clock I'm.
City Council met Tuesday evening and
disposed Of the past month"; business. All
bills were ordered paid.
l.. j. O. Drennon, Of Minneapolis, re-
turned home last evening after visit
here with his parents.
Miss May Hobeusack nicely entertained
number Of friends ct her fathers resi-
dcnce on Hanover street last night.
We invite you to the opening, March
10, saturday. Of Voumsn hats, latest
styles for spring and summer. Dixon
Bros.
The Hook and Ladder company met in
the Bayless House on Wednesday even
ing, and drew up bylaws and constitu-
ton, The membership was increased 10
thirty.fve and Ia now full. The bylaws
are similar to those governing the Hook
and Ladder companies Of Pittsburgh.
In justice to Miss Esgleson, teacher In
one Of the primary rooms Of the public
school, the item IN yesterdays paper stat
ing that o child Of Howard Gibson's,
colored, had been taken with ct while
being punished, Is again referred to, as the
item was 90 Worded as 10 give the impress
sion that the lt was caused by the pnnish-
ment. the child had been playing IN.
usually hard during recess, jumping rope
and romping vigorously. When In school
again the child received q light punish.
ment for misbehAvior. Fully an hour
atterwRrd the little girl fell from her seat
In o ct. Her mother was sent for, and
while caring for the child, said the illness
was not the result Of the whipping, hut
from the nervousness caused By hard play,
and that the child was subject to such ftS
ct long intervals.
The case Of Willim Linn, Of this place,
against the Pennsylvania Railroad Com.
pAny, for SO, 900 damages for injuries re,
ceiyed by him by being struck with pole
which extended creOsWsys Of the car fits
tTAinmen ct the time being engaged in
pooling" carB) has attracted considerable
attention in the Common Pleas Court,
Of St. ClAirsville, this week. The
testimony In the case showed
that for many years - twenty. |
Ave, perhAps-the people Of Martins Fer. |
~ have been daily accustomed TO use the
railroad tracks aud grounds without any
objections on the part ofthe railway com.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-09
RIVER NEWS.
Stage of tho Water aud Movements of the

Stage of tho water md Movements of thu
Boats.
The Sam Brown and Beaver passed up
yesterday with emptieO.
The W. N. Chancellor 10 due down OF an
early hour this morning en- route from
Pittsburgh 10 Charleston.
The Fashion, in the Oincinnati-Pitts'
burgh trade, passed down OF 1880 A. NJ,
and the Scotia, in the same trade, passed
up atSF.M.
The Ben Hur is this mornings packet
In the PArkersberg trade. The Courier
got away in this trade yesterday with q
fair trip on board.
It is the opinion OF steamboatmen who
know whereof they speak, that the right
kind of boat would do well In the Pitts
burRh and 2Anesville trade.
Capt. I. R. swansy. Of New Cumberland,
who has had his ferry boat on the docks
at ,Parkersburg, undergoing repairs, ex'
poets 10 have his boat ready for business
by the first Of next week.
The marks from above last night we're
as iolloWB: MorgsntoWn, feet inches
and stationary; PlttBburgh, 5 feet 4inches
and falling; X 6ss' Landing. 5 feet I inches
and falling; Greensboro, Q feet and ste.
tionary.
The river fell another foot yesterday
and wss still falling at duSk last evening,
when the marks indicated depth In the
channel Of eight feet eight inches. The
Ice has about all run out and what little
there Ia left proves no obstacle to traffic.
The Louis A. Shirley Is Duo to-day from
Cincinnati, for which point abe will leave
on her return trip tomorrow afternoon Of
3 O'Clock. The Shirley ls well appoint
I'd racket, ably commanded. and enioya q
that extends to every point ct
Thich abe touches. Ospt. Tom Hunter 10
n command and Charlie Reeves, Of this
,ity, 10 In the Office.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-09

PnuLDstIu1A. Pa, NaFch s.-glOu,, spring
grades weak; winter scarce aid steadily hid
wheat dull; No AIRED March yliSR92o: April VIZ
a9l5SG; May 93]i!9s1Sc: June 33.9sIic; r"IT,
RS7ISC: No. 2mixei March 6Gi[R57ISC; April E7.G
$50: May bS1[R59c; June 6SNG69JII Oats. Snol
steady with moderate demand; No 2mlx.d Isx
ungraded white 401Eet01G; No, 3 white 3sJ1c; H..
lures firm but quiet: No. white March 4O1&E4Ic
ApEu 4g54&4092c. May 4l51R4Ie; JuDe tg1zGttEc
Bitter 1rm Bnd fSirly active; creamery extra 2a
SOC. Eggs unsettIed and lower: h7ts l5hRl6ISo
CINCINNATI. o., March s.-Flour easy. Wheat
In good demand and higher; No, Cred SIC: receipts
coo bushels; shipments 900 bushels. Corn easier:
No. 2 mixed bSG5Ikc. Oats lrm; No. mixed
S4{p Rye steady; No 2 CSC PORK steady at Sl4 10.
Lard IN good deuGn@ a. T.57R7'6l55ffc bulk meats
and bacon arm and unchanged Whisky arm I;
sales OF lib bGJrelS at 81 Co. Butter strong
Sugar steady. Eggs weaker at ltAl6c, Cheese arm.
ToLHno, O, March S-wheAt Arm; cash s5c; Nay
S61<c; June s61tc; July s47Ic. Com easier; cash
blkc: May 6SHc. Oats dull; cash &c Clover.
seed steady; caSh and March 90 90; April 50 9S.
CINCINNATI, o, March S.-HogI stronger: com.
mon and Light lA O0a6 IS; packing and butchers
s. sSA5 66; receipts 49, head; shipments I,l6O
head
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-09
g. A. n. INspECIIoN.
Inspector Lambert In tho City-stephen'S
Post Visited Last Night.

Inspector Lambert In tho City-stephen'S
Post Visited Last Night.
George Lambert, ESQ.,, Of New Cumber-
land, a member OF the Grand Army Post
st that place, No. IS, and District 1nspec-
tor Of the order for this part Of tho State,
arrived in the city yesterday, aud last
evening, in company with Acting Adju-
jutant General Crago and other leading
6, A. +. men OF this city. visited and in
spected L. W. Stephens Post in the
Eighth ward. There was large turn ont
Of the members OF the Post and several
visiting comrades were present. Before
being inspected, tive H6T recruits
were mustered in. The inspection was
very satisfactory one and pleased every.
body. Post Commander Joseph Arkle had
charge OF tho proceedings Several
speeches were made by comrades, among
them one by Oomrade Gist, Of MckeeE-
port. Pa, who Ia visiting in the city he
Is an enthusiastic G. A. 4. man and made
q splendid talk.
Tonight Inspector Lambert will for
mally Inspect the new G. A. r. post,
WheslIng No. Sc, recently formed here, at
It's hall on Main street. A general turn
out Of memhers Is requested,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-09

The following conveyances Of real estate
wsro admitted to record yesterday by
CLERK Hook!
A deed made February Q, 1883, by Ed
ward ]. O'Donnell and others to Catherine
o'Donnell, in confederation OF S., Of all
the right, title aud interest OF the parties
OF the first part in two lots on Lind street,
situated on the eastern side Of Wheeling
hill. in square No. 9. in Churchill's sddi-
ton to the city.
A deed made March z, 1889, BY Charles
E. Dakin and vito to Frederick Sitter, in
confederation Of 500, OF the east one hall
OF lot No. 5 on the plat OF A. II. Britts SUBJ
division Of part OF Bakers addition, which
lots front on the north side oil eleventh
street.
4 deed made March 8, 1888, by A. O.
Harrell and vile to Della V. Pyast, In
consideration OF 5000, Of parcel OF ground
situated on tho north aide OF Pike street,
in the First ward.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-09
ANTI-LICENSE WINS
IN TEX MUNICIPAL ELE'
At Northumberland News from Maphan
oOuuty-A Condensation of the Import.
ant News Items from all the Other
Towns In this NSiEhbOrhoOd.

A lively interest was manifested in the
town election yesterday. With the sew
erAl candidates for the Offices OF Mayor
and Sergeant in the field, the fight was IN.
certain from the start. Mesarg. Purdy and
CrIswell were understood to be opposed
to license, and Mr.. Pickett was doomed as
q license man. The vote Of the anti.
license citizens was therefore divided be.
tween. Messrs. Purdy and CEiawell. Rob.
ert Lowe, candids!O Tor Sergeant, was run
on the tickets Of both Purdy and Girls.
we'll, 90 an Anti.license man, while the
vote on the other side was divided be-
tween James q. McGill and William
Which. The election resulted 90 follows:
L. B. PuIdv wRa elected Mayor by plu.
rality Of 30; Robert Lowe was elected
Sergeant by plurality Of 81. The Ooun-
cilmen elected are as follows: First
ward, Charles Noller, Newton Jefferson
and 8. Rislnger; Second ward, Dr.. g. W.
Bruce, Charles A. Weaver and Charles
Riggs; Third ward, Frank Roberts, John
Brooks and John Dsgg.
COURT NOTES AND GENERAL NEws.
Miss sallie Cocksype spent the day in
town yesterday.
There were hut four indictments found
against John Higgins.
Mr.. W. B. Pack, Of Barnesville, is visit.
ing his son, W. B. Pack, ir., Of the Third
ward.
Mrs. Harriet V. Arnold has filed bill
for divorce from her husband, Joseph
Arnold.
The suit Of W. H. H. showacre vs
John W. Burchinal, editor Of the "Her'
add" for libel, has been settled BY eGch
party paying his own costs.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Mis-
Sadie Rogerson and Mr.. Will ID. Cheade
both OF Moundsville. The ceremony will
take place next Thursday at Miss Roger
sons home, at 8 o'clock, =. Y. &.
Mrs. Calder was released from jail on q
bond in the sum OF 500, William Small.
wood becoming her bondsman. j.. O.
Lord, indicted for embezzlement and lar.
ceny, was also released on bond OF $lOO,
with Col. W. W. Arnett "a his surety.
The case OF the State Va. August schade,
indicted for selling liquor without license,
was tried in Court yesterday. A plea in
abatement was entered to the effect that
Prosecuting Attorney B. F. MeiRhen went
before the Grand Jury and urged the
finding Of said indictment, Iudge Boyd
excluded the evidence insupport OF this
plea, and the case was tried on its merits
and given to the jury. Up to the time Of
adjournment the jury had failed to agree
1t will be called back to consider and de.
eide the case today.
The late grand jury refused to find any
indictments on the evidence Of the i'm
ported detectives. They asked to be in
structed as to whether that evidence was
proper, and the Judge instructed them
that 1t was, but that they could give 1t
such weight as they saw fit. In conse'
quence It was wholly disregarded, and the
detective arrangement failed. Somebody
is out Of pocket. There were some four
or FIVE detectives employed, at q cost oil
Sl,50 and expenses Q day, their term Of
employment extending over several
months,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-09

Matters Of snnor sionient IN and About
tho OitN.

the Oity.
GRKrxER'g "Bsd Boy" al the Grand TO-
night.
tonight
Four deeds Of trust werO admitted to
record By Clark Hook yesterday.
A MAN named Loose, employed at the
Belmont mill. stumbled yesterday ana
fell in front Of heavy hand car used IN
the works, that was being pushed along
HisleiE hand was badly crushed
TX Police Court yesterday morning
Thomas Gray, charged with drunkenness,
In default OF fine Of 81 and costs, went 70
Inc hill. William HollinRsworth, stran'
ger. also charged with drunkenness, WSs
fined 81 and costs, which be paid.
TgK COMMITTEES on Buildings and
Gyonnds Of the Board Of Education, met
Iaat NIGHT and awarded the contract ior
new seats for two rooms in the Eighth
VsTd annex building thst have been or
dered furnished, to a Chicago firm.
MARRIAGE license was issued by CLERK
Hook yesterday to N. B. Williams, 9geg
So, q WidoWer, native OF Wes:moIe!anq
county, Pa, resident oil Cleveland, anu
MTtha Chamberlain. aged Al, wtdoE, ma
tive Of Buffalo, N. Y rsstdensoi OLeVe'
land.
Apour midnight last night OficelI
Lnkeng. Dunlap and Watson rRided the
house Of ill.iame KEEP! by Carrie PalmeT
Al the corner OF Tenth street and Alley v
The nYoprie.ress, three other women RnC
ain man were captured. They all had INT
Necessary amount Of Cssh and put up iol
their appearance.
TuIRyEs broke into J. NJ. Bells bakery
lat No, lila Market street, Wednesday
might and stolo lot Of cakes and con
ltectIons and come clothing. The plac'
was thoroughly ransscked aud torn up Il
lthe search that was made for money, ou'
lnoue Wss iouRd. An entrance was e1ecte'
Iby pryiug off the clasp OF rear door,
ATTENTION 10 called to the sale on satur
lday, March 10, at the Court House by nj
IW. Amick, executor, OF the Wing house
Ion Main street, Centre Wheeling. I'M
property ia well located cE the line oil TN
lstreet cara and oGers excellent ohsnce
for profitable Investments. Tho building
are two.story bricks, readily rented 10
stores and dwellings, and, are now onefe'
for sale to close up the Wins estate.
ABOUT eighteen months ago Mrs. HUI
lcolored, awoYe out warrant before y ne
tice Davis, charging Ben Lewis, also col
lored. with abusing one OF her children
LAWS heard Of her Bction and jumped IN
town, He remained in Ohio until da!
or two ago when he BneRked back here
lOficer Dunlap gathered him in, and yes
terday, in default Of payment oil tines snt
costs and peace bond, no was sent I
iail by Justice Davis.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-09
LAST x1aHr's PERFORMANCES.

1.-THE White Elsve' iailed ta draw very
we'll again last night, at the Opera House.
Just what reagon to assign for the poor
businees done by this meritorioua COM
pany is hard to state. The play was well
pu. on and there Is nothing in the play
ITSELF bqs what is calculated to appeal
strongly to 60 sudienGe. Mics Newman
s8aiu crested an impression last nigh! and
was we'll supported.
Al the Grand there was packed Gallery
and q good house down stairs TO pee
Ranch TO-" q stirring drama oil border
life. The burning ranch and the snow
storm IN the Rockies were both effective
scenes and were greeted With thunders Of
spplause.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-09
BRIDGEPORT BRIEFS.
soIaO OF the People who will Remove April
IA Big ReVival-NoWS Notes.
kiaa Rorfia MrOollnn1h In m tho aick

SOLaO or the People who Will RemoVo April
IA Big ReVivaI-NoWS Notes.
Miss Berthe Mccullough ia on the sick
list.
Miss Mary Duncan, Of Brilliant, is visit
ing friends in town,
The Touring mills are both running
steady and report trade good.
Wheeling Greek coal mines will resume
operations IN full next Monday.
George Keely was locked up Yeuterday
on drunk and disorderly charge.
Charley Trueman and Frank Ksarns at
tended q leap year party in sseubenville
last night.
John Rigsby has rented the McCombs
farm back Of town and will take posses
sion April /.
John Dickersog has rented the old
QveTha9gh place, at tne bend Of the pike
and will occupy 1t April l.
Samuel Oppsnheimer iH home from
GAINESVILLE, where he has been on some
real estate business the past few days.
Robert McAlliatOr has puruhased his
fathers old homestead in Pultney town
ship and will romove there on the first OF
April.
A series OF revival meetings were begun
in the West End NJ. T. church Wednes-
day evening and much success Is being
met with,
Mr.. E. K. Yost returned home Wedres.
day from Sidney, Ohio, where he was at.
tending q meeting Of the Knights Of the
Golden ESgle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sopher returned yesterday
from from Hoe Booking county o. , where they
ter, now recovering from revere illness,
Thomas Reddiugton hqa. rented the
Boyd farm and Vill7smove 10 II the first
Of April. VIM. McQulnch, the presant
occupant, will remove TO the farm occu.
pid By John Rigsby.,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-09
COMING ATTRACTIONS.

After the Baldwin Theatre company's
week, the only attraction booked for the
Opera House during the remainder OF
Lent, is that popular little woman Minnie
Madden. Her date is Saturday, March
ii. Msnugei Reistsr may possibly ar
range for another attraction that week,
but 1t is not likely. During Holy Week It
Is his intention to keep the house closed.
After Lent some good things are promised.
Miss Madden will probably draw well, as
she has usually done in the pact.
At the Grand "Beacon Lights" will fol-
low Mayo. Newton Beers In his great
spectacular "Lost in London" comes %,
2S and "a, and "a Gold Day" company Is
booked for 20, q and %.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-09

About noon yesterday, an elderly man,
probably fifty years, or more, old, accom-.
panied by womsn'notmany, II any, yeara
his junior, put in an appearance at JUS
tiCs Davis Office and announced that thoy
had come there to be married. They
were both well dressed, respectable look
ing people and gave their names as George
Gould and Jennie Carpenter, both Of 90.
lombians county, Ohio. They were pro.
vided with the necessary license and sup.
posed that the justice could marry them.
He explained to them that he could not,
but Kindly offered TO procure ono who
could lawfully tie the knot, His offer
was accepted and he sont for Rev. Dr.
OF The Fourth street church,
who coon arrived aud made thom one.