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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-14

PHLAnmPHIA. Pa, Feb. ls.-Flour, steady bu
quiet: Ohio Indiana, 81, Louis and Southern ILL
HSiS s. SeaA %: winter patent q 4os4 3. Whea
92c; April s2Tas25<c; May 9SRSS1<c. Corn, spot
| q shade iirmer; futures &c higher but nothing do
tnS No h,Eh mixed ,SSS; Ne yellow Ss1c
April So sg1<c: May b9<H69Jfc, Oats spot steady
rejected white SC; ungtaded white Ilafc; No. I
white 4okc; No. white tl11<G42c; futures a shade
4ttSatt5fc. Provisions: PORK mess t6 01a16 50; do
prime mess. new, sn 20: do family SIC 80. Hams.
smoked llHal24c Lard steady; refined $500;
| steam I.S71T1. Butter steady but quiet; creamery
extra 2sR29o; western factory 20a24c. Eggs outlet
and easier: arSts sc Cheese quiet and steady;
Ohio fats llzal2c.
CncrtHAII. o., Feb. lS-Flour quiet; family
~: eS c; SS Ss - TseI SuiB K st ,s de-
menh - bushels. Corn In light demand MOI
mixed sc, Oats steady; No. 2 mixed SSXc Rye
az dniI; No. = 6laS!c; Pork quiet and easier a.
short RIB 1850, Bacon steady; short clear S.S7c.
MhlAky steady At u %. Butter steady; northwest
creamery sSaSlc; extra Ohio 900; prime dairy roll
Sugar quiet; hard refined 71<GS1Ec; New Orleans
beGc, Eggs easier Rt 22A23c, Cheese In fair de-
nand; prime to choice lAtr0gulAr make 1lGl2c
BALIutoRH, Nd, Feb la-WheAt, western hiRher
SgISa9Oo; May V2iSa9lKc. Corn, western lower
and dull; mixed spot 66hR561fc: March 66a56Lc;
May tSaSSNc. Oats steady and quiet; western
white IDa42c; do mixed 1880. ProViEionS steady
and quiet; mess pork l67c, Lard, refined SIC,
Eggs higher; fresh 23a2Ic: lined l4Al6c. Coffee
dull and nominal; Rio caIgoes ordinary 70 talr l6<
Rl65zc,
EIsf LnmTY, Feb. s-Oattle.-RAceips l.6l5
head: Ahipmenb no bead; market, firm at last
weeks prices. HogE-Receipts 100 head; ship
men4 400 head: market slow; Philadelphia s. 80
as %: Yorkers Is SQA5 80. 9heep-Reoeipth 5000
head; shipmenN 5000 head; market arm at last
weeks prices.
unHNNEn. O., Feb. 1a-Hog1 strong, common
and Light 81 00A5 70; packing and butchers IS 4QR
IS; receipts 400 head: 4hipments SOD head.
CINCINNATI, o., Feb. lS--Cotton steady; mIddlIng
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James Brown, alias James CLARK, the
suspected burglar who Ia believed to be
the owner Of the fine cot OF burglars' tools
found on the Island, was ArraiEned'beiore
SQUIRE Davis yesterday on charge Of be-
ing not OF good fame, and Of carrying con.
cested weapons. Col, Arnett represented
him. The two important witnesses on &C.
count Of whose absence Q continuance
was granted until yesterday, were still
Sbsent. Alter a full hearing the. justice
held CLARK In $500 bail for his appearance
at court on the charge OF carrying pistol,
and $500 on the Dad fame charge, and in
default he was committed to jail, the con-
tence under the latter charge being twelve
The larger companion Of Clark, who
gave his name az Mcdonald, has never
been heard from since the night CLARK
was arrested.
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Arthur RehRn's fine comedy company
will appear at the Opera House next Fri
day and Saturday in "Nancy & Co." anC
"Love in Harness" The New York SUI
says:
cesSlul play ever produced ct Days
Theatre, in New York, financially as well
"a in o dramatic Rense. Mr.. Rehsn'l
superb company Of carefully selected
artists will pay tile same attention to min.
ute detsils which characterised the New
York performances, aud the management
takes great pleasure In promising an en-.
joyable evening, long 10 be remembered
by thoeo who witness the rendition Of
"L0vs Ia HsrueEg."
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II sufleIern from uon.umntlOn

scrofuIa, Bronchitis, and General Debility
will try scoTT's EMULSION Of Cod Liver Oil
with Hypophosphites, they will find i'm.
mediate relief and permanent benefit.
The Medical Profession universally de-
clare It remedy Of the greatest value and
very paiatable. Read ~ have used
Scotia Emulsion in several cases Of Scroll
ula and Debility in Children. Results
most gratifying. My little patients take 1t
with pleasure" A. HULnERT, NJ. D.,
Salisbury, III. MwP&w
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The passenger department Of the BRlti.
more & Ohio railroad, announce that ar
rangements have been made to sell excur'
sion tickets to Wheeling and return Of
single fare for the round trip, from all
stations on Its line between Harper'e
Ferry and ParksIsburg, Grafton and Ben
wood, and Morgsntown and Fairmont, on
account Of the Immigration Convention
to be held at Wheeling on the 10th inst.
The tickets will bs sold for all trains,
February 2Sth and Goth, and valid for re.
turn passage until March 2, 1883.
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have SO 900 more that can be made syatt.
SoIe LOT improvements. Other thinRs have
Deen attended to and now the Board A
i leaoy % proceed OF once in case CouD"''
me present reservoirs when r.
orim hold but 9O0,O GALLON II to the
MOI sac to I'll them thsy but as i u
more than 100 900 gall seldom contain
nave have 70 be ke9s SEa, and the pumps
keep It tuh going continuously to
Tho REsRRyoRs DESIGNED.
w. board has plans for two new reser-
Ans about fifty feet higher up, one Of
which shall contain 100000 gallons and
the other 100000 gallons. They are to
be heavily lined with brick and cement on
clay. The water will be pumped into the
smaller reservoir and az this fills the over.
flow will run down q short grade
into the larger one. from whence
1t will be distributed through the
mains. In this way q large part Of the
sediment will remain In No. /, which iH
also to be provided with pipes that when
necessary 1t can BIO drained of. The idea
Ia to build them little south Of the pres
0Ab AVoSANbAAs 4A0 DVnAu bl6
proVement can be made for $4,000, but
to cover all contingencies will ask for $780,.
900 as the limit.
With the two new reservoirs built the
old would be abandoned. With the two
new ones built It would be q matter Of
only about $4,000 to build another lust
north Of them with q capacity Of $780,
900 gallons or 100000 gallons In ali.
The dirt excavated from this third
one instead Of being hauled away could
be used to fill up the old one. Unless
permission to 90 ahead Is granted about
5000 in repairs will have to be put on
the old one this summer. It was by
looking forward to this and posi-.
BILE accidents that the Board re-
Gently provided itself with arrangements,
whereby 1t can pump direct from the
river into the mRins Bhould It be neees.
gary to 60 without reservoir for few
days.
The high reservoirs would put on In:
creased pressure Of thirty poundy on the
mains and supply the houses highest up
on the bills with water.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-14

List OF writing machines taken in ex'
change for the New Osligraph. viii be
sold cheap. Address Edward L Rose & Co
One No. 2 Oaligraph, price $50.
One No. 2 CaligEaPh, price 30.
One No. CaliGrsph, price $50.
One Hall (newl, price $50.
One Crandall new, price $50.
One Orandall, price $50.
One No. 2 Remington, price $50.
One No. 2 Remington, price $40.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-14
THE IURNEp.' BAL IAsoUE
a Successful and Enjoyable Carnival IN
DADob.

a Successful and Enjoyable Carnival and
Dance.
Turner hall was the Ecsne last evening
Of much mirth and enjoyment. The &C.
casion was the annual masquerade carni-
val given by the Wheeling Turner'S. It
was one Of the largest and best conducted
affairs Of the kind ever given by them.
The floor was crowded with makers, and
the gallery and other available space YVES
packed with spectators. The costumes
were varied, but comic ones predominated.
The fun at times was uproarious, but still
everything passed of nicely. Kramer's
orchestra furnished the music for the
festivities, which were continued until q
late hour.
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DVFFY'S FORMULA.

A Certain Cure for the First stages OF "'h'
sumption.
Ia main ingredients are raw oeei Enu . DI
pure Malt Whhkey, and It stimulate. Ine .,sc AZ
and builds up the tissues Is no other s'ici'
covery has ever done -. Doc,or Of
mIEm a Presbyterian clergyman ana pOoUl y,
divinity, but am not afraid % iec S,o =, The
Dugy'S NAT WhisEey and DuHy's EormuA > ~.
nurest and most efficient preparations a. my mSu
Sine know Of and my experience 4 large 0n0'
O'N' -1N" REV. B. NILS,
Meade Centre, Kan.
puay's Formula is for sale BY all ofuSSi'" HH'
dealers. Price q per bottle. ,,,co
~ THE DUFFY MALI WAuEET Co.
Rochester. n. Y.
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Is Natures own true laxative. It Is the
most easily taken, and toe most effective
remedy known to clsnAe the system when
billions or costiVp; TO digpsl headaches,
colds, and tevers; to cure habitual con.
shpation, indigestion, piles, etc Manu-
featured only by the California Fig Syrup
Company, San Francisco, Cal. Sold By
Logan & Co., Anton P. Hess, r. B. Bnrt
and Q. @Cnkemeller. At Bsllaire by II.
n. Mercer.
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Nos. 1891 i 1928 Mari


The great Miguaui.slsgrist specially
company opened an engagement OF three
nights and matinee at the Grand last
night, 1t has been here 30 recently and
made 90 good an impression that 1t is un-
necessary to soy more Of it than that It lie
as good as ever and evidently booked for
big houses till Wednesday night, when II
clnAeg,
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Rainp, Moro PIsasant

To the taste, more acceptable to the
stomach, and more truly beneficial in its
action, the famous California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup Of Figs, Is rapidly super
seding ell Others. Try II. One bottle
will prove Its meIits. Sold by Logan &
Co, Anton P. Hess, R. B. Burt and O.
Menkemeller. At BeDsire, by NJ. N.
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Ghs GrttstGgetrcen,
Now Advertisements.

Room TO Rent.
10 LOan-S,CO0.
For RalC or Rent-PiAno.
Cali on Mn. +. X. Eribley.
Wauted-JhOrthRnd Writer.
WSnted-TWo Girls TO Work In Shop.
Fine Pictures for wedding Presenn--NieoWi
Art Store.
Notice.. K. Vank0uren.
Use JRpanCEo TeRpot-kwiDg Bros.
A Good fnYCstment-U. A. schReler d Co.
Try Home Liver Pills-k II, List
Notice. Holders OF Ponds Of Ohio County.
OpeIa House. Miss Annie Pixley.
Reduction Of Prlces-L q. Dillon q Co.
Oil-Camden Consolidated Oil Company.
Night sChoOI-WheelinR Business College,
For CinCinnRti-steAmer Andes.
RemuyAl-A. q. WinCher-FOurth page.
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Via picturesque Baltimore & Ohio, Feb.
ruary 18th. Round trip rate IS 90.
Tickets good ten days. Parlor and sleep
ing cars reserved at ticket Office Baltimore
& Ohio depot.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-14

SPECIAL bargains In Fur and Beaver
OYercOatings and heavy weight SuiIings,
made up Ia arst.class style. Munlers,
Gloves and Heavy Underwear at cost.
Just received, another invoice OF our
celebrated Knit Jackets and our Popular
q. HESS & SONS,
Nos. 1891 u 1898 Market Sts.
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THE UNloY BRIDGE.
An Ordinance for Right of Way for Tsrmiv
malls, etc

An Ordinance for Right of Way for TermiV
malls, etc.
Judge R. h. Cochran, President OF the
Wheeling & Harrisburg Railway Comps-
ny, yesterday received letter from Mr..
G. Lindenthal, the Chief Engineer, who is
in Now York, and writes that an engi-
naering force, with the Required outfit to
complete the preliminary work on the
bridge and terminate, will be here from
New York some time this week, prepared
to remain until all the pTeliminRries are
completed and the company ready to be-
gin the work Of construction. Mr., Lin
denshel also sends the p!ats and surveys
oil the terminal a gyss.om Tor which right Of
way Is desired, and an ordinance has also
been prepared to be presented 10 Council
Ihls evening, which It 10 said will meet
with enthusiastic approval from every
Hve.spirfted man.
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sis Of the heart. Her death was shock
to many here and in West Wheeling. The
remains were inferred in Rock Hill ceme-
terry yesterday afternoon.
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WAsaINseox, D. O., Feb. 14.-Fot Yves!
Virginia, fair weather, warmer followed
on Wednesday by colder weather, light to
fresh southerly shifting to westerly winds.
For Western Pennsylvania, fair weather
followed by light SHOWS on the lakee,
colder fresh to brisk southWesIerly shiit-
ing TO northwesterly Windg.
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CARD FROM SECRETARY MAP~

CARD FROM SECRETARY xAP~r
., Secretary sS,ss William S4rtln, Of the ANAL
-AA"'sN ---.VclAtion, wrote the following
yesterday for general publication;
WHEELING, W. Va, Feb. 10.
Ises by the psperu that the men ct the
Edgar Thomson Steel Works, ct Brad
dock, have fiatly refused to accept Q 10
per cent reduction offered by Mr.. Oar.
negie. They are correct IN thelE dedpr-
tions, though he may now try % . {.
them in through g AsnN" .qeezs
Nothing, you know, y 81 stomach.
Arm ..a ..e latter, with the men
,W with no danger Of contingent
..om Conklin and Clark taking the Jobs Of
the strikers.
We commend the men Of Braddock fol
their seton, and We pledge them our
word that no member OF the AmRlRama.
ted Association will "sheep" them. They
may be surprised to lesTa that indirect
oYertgre1 have heen mad5 to some OF our
men thrown out ut the Riverside plant to
go to Braddock. But noEall our people
know that to blacksheep in order to get
power means expulaion from the sssocia-
ton. They are allowed 10 do this in the
National iron district OF Knights OF La.
Dor, but no! in the Amalgamated Asso-
citation.
To the men OF Braddock We send greet
ing1. WILLIAM MART1S,
] Secretary.
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GA. HEARD, ESQ /, So. Boston, Mass,
was cured Of Salt Rheum by Pslmer'a
skin-succesS. At Drug Store Of McLain
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of the purest and beat toilet soaps made
hv Colgate & %. Cashmere Bouquet the
standard. Tu&F
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The thermometer at schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday, reg
iatered as follows:
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RoR SALE,
A good two story Gir room Fmme Dwelling
Houte. with large cellar, two lots 5OIlOO feet on
Hall street, Kirkwood, Ohio.
Can DO had at bargain. Inquire Of
&c ROBINSON.
Insurance and Real KGate Agent Bridgeport o.
Or address NES. 3. A. RICE, seWiclley. "a.
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RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR SHOE BUYERS !!

10nU Broken lots of the best Boots and Shoes are offered
10Z to CLOSE at unheard of prices to make room Or
Spring Goods.
JAMES DIVINE, HOY Main Street.
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claimed that the advantage gained r. u
would more than compensate ior ia y eI !.
ira outlay Of wages. "'' eA'
JOHN REDR,
!. =. SLOAN,
10, eNeBs
JOIN 0o5boNA,
WILLIAM PRICE,
THoGAs FoRREsI,
JAMES PRICE,,
K. Of L. Committee.
Sanctuary Of Holiday ARenIbly, No. 1909,
K. Of L., BsnWoOd, Feb. Is.
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STooKs FOR sALEl
20 Shares Ohio Valley Bank.
50 Shares BellAlre Nail MIL.
10 shares Belmont Nail MIL.
40 shares Junction Nail MIL.
10 shares BeRRood Nail NH.
u Shares Warwick China Company.
% shares Peabody Insurance Company.
Telephone, /. IRWIN. Agent,
fel No q Twelfth street
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IMPROVED WATER SERVICE.

For long time past there has been a
strong demand and need for Q higher
water service. The Board Of Water Com
misBioners has, ever since It was organ.
lied several years ago, appreciated
the jugtnesH OF the demand, and
the need, but has never until now been
able 70 commence the work, being obliged
to first make other and more important
costly improvements. The Board now has
about $S4, 900 on hand, and by June Twill
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-03-01
A wabash "Cannon Ball"

It appears that the Wabash Railway,
which has heretofore been only a spectator
of the strife of the great roads for fast time
passenger traffic to Kansas City and the Far
West, has determined to enter the field as
competitor. An official announcement is
made that the Wabash will, beginning March
4th, run fast 'limited" train daily, except
Sunday, from Toledo, Ohio, to Kansas City,
leaving Toledo at 1918 a. m; Ft. Wayne,
1.5O p. M; Lafayette, 4.50 p. M: DAN
vile, 6.35 p. M; Decatur, $40 p. M. Spring
field. 1880 p. m., reaching Kansas City next
morning at 800 O'Clock, thus making the en-
tire distance of 662 miles in less than twenty
three hours. Chair cars will be run in each
train through from Toledo to Kansas City
and rice UerSa without change end free of
charge. By taking this train PASSENGERS will
be saved the annoyance and discomfort of
change of cars at any point en-route.
A fast train leaving chicago daily at 200
e. m. will connect at Decatur with the above
train $40 p. M, Sunday excepted, arriving at
Kansas City at 800 a. m. A return train will
be run over the same route, from Kansas
City to Toledo and Chicago, leaving Ksn5as
City about 6.2O p. M, arriving at Cbicsgo
next day at Las p, m. daily; Toledo, 500 p.
m. daily, except Sunday, over line quite
equal to the best of the competing roads in
the qualities which make road attractive
to travellers. - ri t.r-a .-g,t
From the first it has been easy to guess ;
that the enterprising Wabash would not long
be content without claiming a share of the
Kansas City fast time travel; and it is now
evident that the Claim is about to be asserted
with an energy which will command success.
=. ar fI b.. :
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Prenaring for Spring.

Everybody and everything is busy now
in and around Saur & Balsley's drug and
book store preparing for the spring trade.
Already large quantities of wall pape', win
dow shades and house decorations are be-
ginning to arrive. and soon this house will
have much the largest stock of all kinds wall
paper and ceiling decorations which has ever
been on exhibition in this town. The spring
styles are nearly all new and very beautiful
and cannot fail to attract and please the
most critical eye. Everybody will plea > to
remember that all kinds of papers are much
lower than ever before and are now within
the reach of everybody who can afford to
own or even rent house. The cloth and
paper window shades are also very beautiful,
the stock large, styles new and prices within
the reach of everyone.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-03-01
Public Sales.

The undersigned will offer at public sale at
his residence in Liberty to Vnship, 5 miles
north of Napoleon. 4 mile north of Yarnelrs
Corners, on Wednesday, March 7, 1889, COM
mencing at 10 O'Clock a. IN. the following
property to-wit: One hood mare, twoyear
old colt and one yearling colt; 8 milk cows,
2 fresh in April one was fresh in December;
two year old steer, 3 head of young cattle,
2 brood sows, full blood Poland China, 8
head of shoats, l wagon, spring buggies,
thorough bred Poland China boar, set
of single harness, set double harness,
double shovel pillow, breaking plow, pair
bod-sleds and other articles.
W. S. GEHRErr.
The undersigned will offer at public sale,
on the old Cole farm, Saturday, March Sd,
'Ss, commencing at 10 O'Clock, a.. m. the fol-
lowing property to-wit: One brood mare,
three.ye old colt, mich cows, 8 head of
young cattle, shoats, brood SOW, truck
wagon, drag, 1 sulky hay Rake, l NOV.
ing machine, l set bob sleds, l sulky corn
plow, new; breaking pillow, double and sim
gle shovel plows, log chains, l saddle and
bride, sci of double harness, l spring wag
on, tanning mill, new; and other articles
too numerous to mention.
L. H. BRUDAEER.
The undersigned having sold his farm, Of
fers at public sale at his late residence, in
Washington township, one-half mile east of
Cotton, on Thursday, March Sth, 1889, com-
mencing at 10 O'Clock. a. m, the following
property to-wit: gelding seven years old,
brood mare, two-year old colt, 1yearling
colt, milk cows, 2 yearlings, / calf three
months old, l brood sow, shoats, IA head of
fine wool sheep, lumber wagon, wide
tired truck wagon, single top buggy, com
hined reaper and mower, pair of bobs, set
double harness, new; l set of single harness,
l new grain drill with fertilizer atts ,hment,
two-horse cultivator, 8 single cultivators,
steel plow with breaking rig, l hay rake,
harrow, bushels milet seed, heating stove,
SO gallons of vinegar, and other articles &c o
numerous to mention. Z. B. Smith.
The undersigned, as administrator of the
estate John P. Cameron, der sased, will offer
for sale at public auction, at the late resi-
dence of John P. Cameron, deceased, on
Thursday, March 10Th, 1885, the goods and
chattles of said deceased, consisting of two
COWS with calves, 20 chickens, no usehold
goods and farming utensils.
Terms of sale:-Purchases amounting to S.
or less cash; above that sum notes at six
months with two good surities will be taken.
- Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, forenoon.
JOHN T. RIGGs, Admins traitor.
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PROBATE COURT PROCEEDINGS.

FEB. 22.-Mary NJ. Bales declines to accept
the provisions of the last will and testament
of her husband.
FEB. 23.-Mary M. Bales resigned as the
Exccutrix of Isaiah Bales, decc- sed.
Mary Nj. Bales, Executrix, filed ssle bill
of personal PROPER in said court. .
J.H. Tyler, as Administrator of the estate
of John Kohn, deceased, filed a petition to
sell real estate. tu -aI.
FEB. 24.-Susanna Pittman, Admins ira
trix of the estate of Levi Pittmau, deceased,
filed petition to complete real contract.
Mary NJ. Bales, Executrix of the last will
and testament of Isaiah Bales, deceased, filed
final account of her administration.
z ESupplemental inventory and appi aisement
issued to John Frease, Administrator of Hull
da II. Sheffield, deceased.
FEB. 25.-J. T. Riggs, Administrator of the
estate of John P. Cameron, deceased, filed
an inventory and appraisement in said court
MARRIAGE L1cFNsEs.-Jacob Doan and
Amanda j. Fansher. lat d.
Isaiah Cannon and Miss Phoebe G. Roddy.
W. L. Van Vlerah and Della Grow.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-03-01

ssg Mr. Jerome Martin is over from McComb
this week, making spreparations 70 move his
family there, where he has gone into the
hardware business. He is well pleased with
his location and reports business good. We
wish him abundant success in his new home,
and when the new railroad is running through
Deshler from McGomb and up through Ma
poleon we will all visit his etcre. Mr.. E. F.
Wineland is partner in the;busiaess. He is
a practical timer and good bus, ness man.
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Last Monday evening Katie, the infant
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Taylor Of
this city, met with an accident that for q
time but little hopes were entcitaiued for her.
The little child while playing around the room
climbed upon the sofa, and as Mr.. Taylor
was sitting by its side, she attempted to reach
him, when she fell striking her head against
chair bruising It badly and breaking her
collar bone. DIR. Maerker was called and set
the broken member. ,t.ire tsa stf ''