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, 1888-05-03
Notice for Publication.
UNITED STATE LAssD OFFICE,
S-affip lE II Hsrgh 64b fe,

Cr.illle- W MzFCIt 1tn, 1888.
Notice i hereby given that, in compliance with
the provisions of the Act OF Congress approved
June ,, 1s1S- entitled '-An Ac. for the sale Of
Timber Lands in the States of California Osegon,
Nevada, and Washington Territory" A!eZaa-
der Mclean. of Seattle. County cf King, Terri
tory OF Washington, has thi- day fled n tnis
Office bis sworn statement No. 279o 70. the pur-
ciIaH0 Of the South 4 or Ee-taest u of
Seeiion No. 81, in Township No. 2S North
Range No. East, snd viii offer pToof 10 show
that Tie land ,olght is more valuable for ITS
timber or stone thaa for agricultural purposes
and 10 establish his claim 10 said and before
the Register and Receiver OF this Office at SEAT
tie, King Co, IS. T., on IoniaJ the 4th day of
June 1875
lie names as witnesses:
;, Charles Sparks. of Port Ludlow. Jefferson
James wilson, of Port Ludlow, jefferson
County ". Y.
Peter Peterson, Of Port Ludlow, Jefferson
County, w. T.
James Peterson, of Port Ludlow. jefferson
County, ". Il.
Any aud all persons claiming adversely the
above-deseribed lanGs are requested 10 fls their
claims in this ofhc9 on or bsiorS said 4Ih day OF
June, 1855
JOHN Y. oSTRANDER,
Tsf29Clut .SssyisLa.-
, 1888-05-03
RatHy the Treaty.

The peos5Io o. this coast should
spare no ezertion to urge tho ra5iii~
cation of theHaw treaty with China
and secure tbo passage OF tha Fol
mont bill. The mere anti Chinese
agitators aaa those who value the
issue fer Ifs political use and lrti-
Zan advantage, are obstrucSiag now,
rs they always have, by sugga ting
impossible things aud seeking 10 put
responsibility for their non-ad5p.ion
upon others
Renders Of the Alta VIII rene uaber
that In September, 1886 we. ezclu-
siyeiy, Published tho fact that the
Chinese Government had addressed
a note to the Britist Minister i ref-
erence 70 the cessation Of migration
cf Chinese laborers from tho British
port of Hong Kong ghat pota is
here given IN full:
The prejudice OF the people Of tlo
United States against Chinese labor
ers IS so intense that Il IS next g. gnl-
possible 70 raInCVe IT, and if no i;ae-
~ precautionary measures are taken
there may be no end to disasters.
Now China proposes to prohibit of
her own accord the emigration OF
Chinese iaborers into the United
States 10 Chinese laborer viii be
permitted to go to tho United States
nor any Chinese laborar who has re-
turned TO China from the Unite2
States, whore, il Le has no family or
relations, money or property, sill be
allowed to go back thither, IN order
that the Chinese iaborers who re
main Ia the United States nay grad
ually be reduced IN number, causes
of danger be Gverted and lives pre-
served.
1t appears from inquiries made
that Chinese laborers going TO the
United States generally embark iu
steamers that sall from Ho1gkonC.
which renders the examination in
tended 10 be made By the Chinese
officials difficult For this reason We
have the honor 10 request that you
will kindly communicate with your
Government on the subject. TO the
end that instructions may be given
to the Governor of Hongkong to de-
vice measures for the examination
and prohibition of the emigration
above referred to and to disallow any
vessel Of any nationality to carry any
Chinese laborer as passenger for any
port in the United States, SO rs 10
strike the evil at its very root.
Therefore the future troables may
be avoided.
In former years Peru and Spain
traificked in Chinese and the II ug-
kong Government assisted ia tvfmi
mating The evil by examination aud
prohibition. But the outrages epsp~
mitted against the Chinese labCrars
in the United States by burning and
explosion are comparatively worse
than the traffic alluded TO.
Your Government is noted f0I Its
beneyolence, and we feel sure that it 1
will not fail TO aceede to our request |
, 1888-05-03
Sheg'jN1'S $ sale.
In the Bis.urt Court holding terms at seattle.
Warrington, Ter t5y-
J@H; u SAND=Ezos, -i.lz.!E,

JaHS u SAND=E=oz, -i.iz..Ei
W LIN Il. LLEvEfIyS Esg Gator OF !
tic -s,.te o, =. ", lI3ylE. dccl.>eI.
q 5l-- BcleEI#n :
! Undo; and by yi-.ie of 81 .exs.ation and Or
isr = ale Issued out, 2; Z g district Cour: Of
S5-iIic- on ;ae 2St. y Of February SIS. in The
! above entitled action. Wlereia Holm II san
dafzo.i, e., pi"iu.ia, rccyyssed Judgment OF
| f-f-yiysurc o. certain n rf@ia-s in which
| jlfsmen the see 5 OF e:ed Of the following
| nortgalCd premises lha, Is 10 sIy:
All OF l5t tour - in sec;isn ;wenty-t.vo (!sl
and lots one u twot-l, tsree 80. ami iOu- ~ IN
sect on thirty 81, all in tp'Y.shp thiEtg-three
t3j. North Range t=ot t2l East, aHd LOS four @ in
- tion se-on , and J.. four iiiu set on thirty
iwo C5lr and lois - and tiiEee 81 in section
| thi:iy-one Cd. all ia1towusiip thrty-one CjI).
/ North Range three 81 East, and the undivided
| oae-iaif ca OF the southeast quarter OF the
southeast quarter OF Section thirteen {i3l town
| ship go North Range two (ol Eat; II al two
hulcr~a and fifty-seyen t2j7j acres in Island
N"g1ty' " ashiiStol leffltory' against " imam
Il, Level ~ Us executor aud trustee Of ths es-
tate OF :. W. HoYry deceased. Peter McIntire
and o F. to-per OF defendants in the United
states DistricI Court for the Third Judicial
District of Washington Territory. on he 2lth
Cay CT February A. ID. ISoS. for the sum of two
thousand oEe hundred and ty-fcHr fs,l5i co.
dollars with interest ut theraEe of ten per cent.
per annum uniil paid, and costs Of suit amount
ing - one hundred and seVcnIy-uine dollars and
eightE-fye cents 1919 So. Also against VIII
liam IL L!sw6liyn, az executor OF The estate of
;. W. Honey. deceased. and o. + Cosper of de-
fencaHts il said Court on said eth day of Feb
r5cTy A D. ISSs for the sum OF fou: thou sand
tUo hundred and forty-seycn dollars aud ninety
cents 2i7 9O). with interest AZ the rate o! ten
Der cent per annum until DGi1 and costs OF suit
counting TO one hundred and seventy nire
&c. lars and eghty-fiye cents (sI79 S5i-
Notice is hereby given that on
FRIDAY THE ETH DAY OF APRIL, 1873,
az cus O'Clock ?. H., of that day, at the door OF
the courthouse in The iowa ofCoupeville IN the
County of Isldnd. Territory Of Washington,
will. III obedience TO said erecu{i.tu iitcres OF
foreciG sl-e and or Ter OF sae sell the above de-
scriScd property, or so mus d thereof rs Izsy be
necessary 10 satisfy pisi1tiG> Judgment with in
tsIest thereon and costs and Increased costs to
the highest bidder for cash u pHblic auc.ion
J. Z. POWER
aheriif OF Island County, Washington Territory.
Dated CogD this i2Ih j os March 1883,
BURRE i UALLER. Atty = for Plaintiff.
First prbiication March 18th, 1888.
, 1888-05-03
Their EsusIuea4 ssoosnlsg.

Probably 20 one thing las caused smell
Z general revival nf trade Mt n. d, HiH g
-iop' + drug store rs their giving away "a
Their customers OF =, many free trial bot.
les of DR.. Kings New Discovery fnr
-ors lmpiinn. Their trade u simply
eD"Tmous in tLis very valuable articjr
'for the fact t5ht it always cures and
never disappoints. Conche. Colds. Astb.
na, Bronchitis, Group aud all throat aud
1e GiseaseS quickly cured. You car
iest i before buying by getting a t5ial
bottle free. large size 81. Every bottle
warranted.
, 1888-05-03

Cus Ia3s iEisras liviuS as ether pniut.
are sreciaiiy invited duIisg their visi;.
e Port i0u'isenl, ia call and czamire
h. fine s!tcA o: millinery disyIgyei by
Mise AGsri-on in her new store ia the
icCurdy block. whore they will fiud il
70 their advantage to pa chase anything.
they may desire in that line
, 1888-05-03

Mrs. Gaueiii hQs received The largest
and mos; complete stock in snriug ia'i-
lnee!, lake eastern styles ~ Blnpets
'Bt' data, ton numerous 10 mention.
NeS' t.bb0ua. new flowers, uew tip< &c,
Gc The ladies would do veil To call
sd examias this stock aud save uouey
1cloro purchasing elsewhere. Three
sagrs wesi of Waterman 4, Katz.
, 1888-05-03


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, 1888-05-03
Notice for Publication.
LANs oFIIcE AT SEATTLE. ". z,

Apri! :, Ises
named settler has filed notice OF his iutslticn
to make final proof IN support Of his clsir, sa5
thai said proof viii be made b-fors CI-riS Of
iric. Cnu' I at Port owHssnd. " T.. on Thur
day. Nay :, 1875, VIZ; Harry Mex, pr---mptisr
d. ;. No. 1h,5s9 tOr the =. L. I OF y :. < ssct0a
p and ". = OF = w y and y ", 4 o; s. ". 4
section 33 Tow Eship - y i. ".
lie names the following witnesses 20 prove
his continuous resisence upon, and cultivation
Of said Land, Siz:
John Anderson, of Cl,mieum, Washington
Territory.
Gustave johnson, o: ClriE,ieum, Washington
Territory
william MsLaia, o. Chimienu, wasl,inst-a
Ter itor..
q. T. Pertscn. OF Io.dais, Wasii e.o. Ter
JcHN Y. osTRANDER, Register.
, 1888-05-03

4 TRIP SoUTH.-Mr L. 81. Martin 4
Fiomiuent Iowa railroad man aud Su.
periDtendent uf tie st. Louis, Des
hoIues Il Northern r. i. says: "On my
etafn from y recent trip south, where
iEa wafer was very impure, I was at
'ached With a violent case Of cholera
norbus Having heard t. great deal OF
SfambeFla;B'5 Cole. Cholega and
tiarIhcea Remedy ] concluded to try il
aud with the most beneficial "esuits:
within SIX hours | was coupleteIy
'nrei !" No wei regulated household
should ever be without bottle OF
hamher'sir's Colie, Cholera aud
iliarrhnea Remedy. Sold by JAS.
Minkler.
, 1888-05-03

-t.sL-s44i+ -.litl ss-il fs-s.il.
EMMA =. DTcF- plaintiff.
'[a Hos
william D-CR defendant
Tie Uaited State CT AmcEi - -cud Greeting:
To NULI.sI DICK
Go. G-r hereby Eel -i.,,l fn aPucar n action
t.ou ;h- AZ u=t yol ~ the ;p-v3 named pain
aii- II he District glart Of tLe Lsri Ja.:iei9
DI~t- a Di iE1 'e-F'aTy ~ W.-airzi0a holding
Irr@7 Hi tie city o. PORT Townsend Ia .he
ca al ; e ..i-r-o-, for The counties # Jeiirr
zsn, i5l:t d. Gail -s-- a1. San ,Igsr, anI 10
z@er tac eCIlPls II lied therein. within sky
days ,-',cr tie f.s, pUJ.ic;tt!Oa + This sam
Up.-S- II Judgment ,. .i-iIuL viil be taken
7-'.i-' yrs, a,ccr.t;l.- 20 The prayer Of The com
PH.tI.
T iii -l.io, : trough. - inst lie defend
an. IT, '-.s we h n-uGs 80 G3G iu01y xxi i;n z
'.'.', % lite IA tif a "a e e. d n 81 lie
U... Of tn iia-e. Eeg.a,t nj ieiI ~ Of th'.
d -ir / 10 lfo,id for Ia! llf=' sU9Io :
g, I. q ssrcna day cf IgrFIaB y. ?. i. l>>T.
-..Eou 70 lie s=it dstgU !aTI Is uJU-d salty
'tH.c 20 10 60. Gai the .i-intIli asks Ialt -h3
ma lie restored 20 neT maiden name, s0-ggif:
f-iIa-s = 10, z-az- j, uad that Size lave jusZ-
ineE, Tor usr CSts ana GisJuT-lutI-ts herein.
v l.I.. :. The HaEOubIg *, hard =, Jones,
> 'Gc Of iEg sid District CJUr,. ami the seal
thereof ihi- 2jh dag of MIR. d. \, D. ISsSS.
hM- Z. LEbGERWDJD, CiGFE.
Il. JAMES SZAyY, Deputy.
BaAHsHtw 4 SlCGs. Atto5uc : .uF PIaiulif.
:! 8; s:b!Caii5a Nh G., 33,a, lSca
, 1888-05-03

TRY ST. PATRICK's PILLS and comparo
their effect with any other kind made,
they cantain ihe good properties of Tie
older Preparations in the market com
Jined with the most valuable medicines
discovered in modern times. Asa cath
artic aud liver pill ST. Patrick's are uer-
lection. Sold by Jas. D. Mink!er.
, 1888-05-03


ElsIz NARY MIS-. pa.rtiT
t.-F
EESnI Ms. Defendant.
Ti,e Uaitri sat - oc An Il % sen -g-et.nE:
. 90 Hrst-T IEi=-, Cic.ra5I--
iDF are &. Roy rtL s.g'-s .p appear l. action
,,-I-- a. tG-t Gu .FE J--a q atg L=",i pain
n +, - iic u trict SruIt ,i t.c Ilist Jl-I-IEI
District Of tie ier;ory Of washing on held
iH- ems % the city Ci Fort TO nscGd. iG he
u = c.f-i'''r Ts- igT abe Cg=rI5a= CT Cis-slr.
is.iuI. fit.i-:E uGri san Jr-f.. and % IHSwcT
IN IFs7 N Ui.d 1hcrsi9. In si-fy ,!.y- after
iEs t--t 9uH..C .i5O Of ;!IfS sumIOHe. or jadS-
IN NJ HT CCtGut u i be itEaa 9l4us you, ac-
c-TlI q 10 h0 prayer o. Ihi- --ulrlarnr.
a.e i'ssi stEu. L &c Mar NH.sS. Bring. tliE Ic-
fHiF 20 o''jaia deere dc--aiyi5-. jac bends 0f
"a. f.ii'aHy h2-@cr# IL i.tiI and GeLeuCant-
All i',,t Plaintiff Sc .wariai auH sra..E Eei the
ca-f".y aud c.re OF the v.iayy J-i.ir-H II lie
2IUt.A -Ed defendant. tG-y.f: Jacob and
"a "a N-elrr.: Nei-=. %. q -..sf judgment TD y
b. decd - in. G-.gudLu- fUr tie CCsts OF
tiz -Hlf, o. The grounds Gf Abandonment Tor
Irqrr tNaH one ye T. sni o. the grounds o: the
it-tl-e % asteGt.aat t. uEkC lrv provisions for
t-'' HHr'I Il V-ri' ,iti ana II H.S fIGi.y-
' .-Er-., Ia I!8uC=3l. 4 c'ard y Joges-
! --p itas -.-.s ni-fsirt Court. aai the -ua
thereof i.i- l3.G -aE Of \ II, \. d. SIS
N&- l. IE.ti -i;WUDD. Clerk.
I.y J MS SE4vEY, DepT.y Clerk.
t.EAiSiIAW y SACHS, FiJiuiis!s A:jy-
FiF-t .stl .-llHSt4uI -tgt-l. Ls.L, l-s-.
, 1888-05-03

TIE prisIna. ABi.iine Oin.mrf,s is oaly pu; ~,
in a9Zo NO ongve lin Loyes md il a. absclute
ere iof n.d sor-s. buIH~- woIHds, ci;sa: -
i'Ad-' ana I'll sSin erap;ions. WIN Pu-Itise'E
AheliHe UU.lmr..i sl!t by Dr. Jas. b. AIu5-
=. y. D, ~ > cen.a p-r box, by IN II 80 cont
, 1888-05-03
SA&2

SO,>o tho Children. They are es-
S0%@CS pecially liable to sudden
Colds. Coughs, Group, Whooping Cough,
etc. We guarantee Acker's English
Remedy q positive cure. It saves
hoars Of anxious watching. Sold by
, 1888-05-03

Rarick and Schrrel5 Pharmacy pre-
Dsrations ara the only reliai,le remedies
IL lie Elarte' We have just LAID in a
'1-cp!ete line 81 their remedies.
n ID. Hill & SaEs.
, 1888-05-03
sgiIeh Cr~ rere,a.c.

A good, xeG'lc r.lleiI w f,r sale
fiz year old. AMI giving milk. Wi.!
Ha q god s=iuier orv ty.ce, $50. Ag-
ay * tAis iiicc.
, 1888-05-03

Notice

ry1HE cry ASD COUNTY HOSPITAL Is
: finished ana ready 10
Cn-o Go- the Gick=
Office at GdRs. DELGA RDEo's, Port Townsend.
dec5:wf
, 1888-05-03

Fresh fFeaElory Bnttor juat received
hy i}uFkett & EiseIbeIs. Send in your
orders Gi once and secure something
very rice rs We have only limited sup
ply. j25tt
, 1888-05-03

C.u he tra!v --.iJ %: that uev and cnicaciuu-
-e--aly fnr Consumption and diseases uf the
7i,roai. Chesi aE! In 90, saHf4 Abie. fcr 81 2.
pleasant 10 ih- rllalH ana death 20 a cold
fvgry hCiI.e warranted Hy JAS. d. AINILsi;, ti.
, 1888-05-03

special bargains in real estnie-e,t.
r!itiG2 lois. Apply at this Office.
, 1888-05-03

II is thought that York state Will derive
$500, 600 this year from the celebrated in
kesitapce tax.
, 1888-05-03

Now Is the time to get yourself uIca
straw hat, before they arc all cGlled.
Liverm0re can fix YOU.
, 1888-05-03
Steamer EDNA,
t.,r. DISPATCH,
- MonqAN sLa.ter-

JAS. MORGAN. Master
VIII leave Port Townsend for Neah Fay and
va.- uorts every Monday morning on ARRIVAL OF
up Sound Steamer. Returning wiii arrive On
Wednesdays. Towing and charters ut ressOHa
he rates Apply on ioard or TO L. Il. Hastings,
AT C. O. J Ar:le;t's & Cos y. B. We h;.yo jnst
added fr our feet Two scows fitted Zoe tsrPaGlins
for .rei 1iiEP-
, 1888-05-03

SEED PoTATrEs a limited supply ot
2 .r'y Rose aud Burbank Seeding puta-
tDes fer sale hy BUEKETT & EIsEYBEI5-
, 1888-05-03
SggnaaHD S 8.

II He DISTEI T COURT. OF the Third Judi
ca. Ii.,TiCt OF the Ter or u Was!iir .=tD.,
i'ai iEL terms a Port ToHu-cEd, .-efTe-sou
nEtty. foE the Counties Of JeEcc-,,s, Island, ,
.-iailaul and S.n Juan
EMNA y. Doe. ni.iuiflT
, 1888-05-03
Steamer EVANGEL.
Land FO1. sale.

oS WEST SOUND, oECAs IsLASD.
4gacre tnct Of choice land. gooa iit-e, wen
lseat ed and we'll wa.sIsd with living springs, and
good vacant land adjoining. SpleSGia location
Tor fruit and cranberries and sheep range, az
tkaers are hills and mountains adjoining. Price,
ESQ Apply at ARGUS Real Estate Agency.
, 1888-05-03

'N\No 81 AS0N gay gIGy5d As''eE's fii1's
g warranted. s lcoaa-o is Is tho best
Blood t,epa. ion knayu. L VIII res;-
lively sui. ell blood Di=.2es.l PuF-.i1s -
1-oleayz zlc- =. .ErfInrTa-. :. t.i.s..1 ~ lie
-57.z-'taiioa. E-u.t.I.'--r. - t....s...s., +
Lai!al@r = 20.
, 1888-05-03
SUMnEO rs.

IN tho District Court for the Third Judicial
District Of Is a5h!Ggt9G Territory. holding terms
~ Port Townsend, Jaii-r-1E County. for the
Con- ties Of jeEsr=o7, i-iart, c ai.lli and san
, 1888-05-03
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10 those rho s1Ills- fzS-1 = - -
r;rst.-iEL Cbo1e bS llG:zEf1t---Z-
Nfc-E. c. TOO fEg0 1l4S-sgs-.=e.
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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-08-17

Durand Express: Prof. Hopkins leaves
next Monday for Midland City to act q;
assistant conductor of teachers institute
and the week following will be at Green
vile on the same work -Chas. Tuthill
of Bancroft, has purchased lots of w. Ii
Putnam, fronting on the ID. & NJ road
on which he will put up a large cooperagt
works. He will build now cooper shop
20xS0 feet and warehouse 20x100 fee,
and will employ eight or ten men regular
". A side track from The ID. g. M. road
will be put into the warehouse. Mr.. Tut
hill contemplates putting in next winter
machinery for saving slaves and heading
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-14
MARTINS FERRY.

Rev. Doctor Kendrick will conduct ser
vloes IN the Episcopal church on Sunday al
$3.50 ?. IN.
The social aud supper giyen by the WO-
mems Missionary Society aud Chalfant
Band, at the Presbyterian church last
night, was very successfully conducted
and netted The organizations = neat sum.
After VIM. Coyne, the man charged with
the murder of his wife, had been acquitted
by Justice Keller. he Vas ut once rear
rested on a charge of cruelty to his family.
According to law, a hearing must be given
before the expiration OF tOur days after the
service of the warrant. Justice Keller
took sick before the time was up and
Coyne layed in Jail till the four days were
up. His attorney, George Duncan, APP
piled at once 70 the Probate Court and
was granted a writ of habeas corpus on the
ground that the prisoner was held unlaw-
fully past the time he should have been
tried for the otleuSc. This writ was
served upon Marshal William Burns,
who at once took Coyne before
the Probate Court. Judge Castor
dismissed the prisoner forthwith, and he is
now ont of the State. So much for COyne
and his case. Judge John s. Cochran, at
tOrney for the prUiecutiOn, claims that 1t
was at DuucSn's suggestion that Coyne
was held in Jail TO await Justice KelieT's
recovery, else Justice Howell would have
been called upon to try the case before the
limit of time was reached. The Judge
claims that Mr.. Duncan and MIR.
Burns both acted in a highly improper
name and ayers that he will prefer
charges against the officer at the next
meeting OF the City Council. However
it may be Judge Cochran is angry clear
through. Mr. Duncan is coyrespondiugly
happy, and Coyne is al liberty without
having paid shy costs or any of his debts.
Miss Agnes Wallace, of Philadelphia, is
the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Joel Wood.
Morris Cope has returned from CGlum-
bus, Ohio, where he has been on business.
The ladies Of kirkwoOd gave q very
pleasant leap year ball at the Gymnasium
last night.
Frank Stillwell is again able to he about.
A small child of William Mckinney is
quite sick.
Mr.. Green, OF Cincinnati, is the guest OF
Mr.. William II. Howclls.
Doctor Sanders, q member OF the force
ofthe superintendent office OF the {. X
p. was in tine city yesterday.
Mr.. Len Austin is in Lorraine, Onio, Wis
itingat his home.
Harry Robinson, OF thee * Z. freight
offices, left yesterday for his home IN st.
Ciairsyille, to recuPerate. lie has been
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-14
BRIDGEPORT.

The Union Coruet Band Of .Etn2viilc
has been engaged 10 play seven nights
for the horse show in Wheeling
Jocob Fox, an employe ut the freight
station of the c. & 2, Is confined TO his
home with a severe cold.
Mrs. Charles Kaufman was 4 little bet
ter yesterday, and was able to set up for 4
few minutes.
William Fox held ticket number IL, in
the rattle, for a watch, given by Daniel
Gill. His number drew the watch.
Michael IIoker has sued the lennsylva.
mia company for $3.50.
Mr.. Frank Morrow, of Alliance, Ohio, IL
the guest OF friends in Bridgeport.
William IL. Grout, General Passenger
and Ticket Agent OF the c. l.. x w, was
in the city yesterday.
James II. Gardner tell down stairs at his
home on Pike street, Thursday night,
causing a complicated fracture OF the ught
ann. The bone was broken near tie
elbow and At the shoulder and The sAoul.
der io!at disloca,ej. DR.. John Cooke was
called, and with the assistance OF Dor'ora
Heinlc.p aud Rolou, dressed tho injured
limb
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PRGDUC


NEW YORK, January l2.-Flour-Ee'
GENTS -. 90 packages; export" @,"i@ mar
rels. and 1866 sacks; market less active
and weak; sales loo, 600 barrels; common
to good extra Ohio $295a5 10; patent MN
nisota and good to prime A5ailI. Wheat
Receipts 2,750 bushels; exports A'At'
sales 2,72O,O 600 bushels futures, QUO,
bushels spot; options firm; ungraded iCU
pOa953c; do spring 9lta95tc; No iya
January Ole; February 81 .a9i.c, cI"s,"E
n. gl3c: March o. a93c, closing ~ "-.''
April a2:aglc, closing at "I.v; May ''
7.i61g4s c. closing at Sisy: Juus @t,a.i
closing Mt gjc. Culn-KacoiPta o. - hi't
.ls. exports !. 65l bushels; sales t-",''''
huaheI. futures, AZ Og1 bushels spot; "p.
lions closed firm; urggadrd GlaGlt.; ".
January g. a6l f., c!osia2 At hItc; rem.
ruary 6lia62c; March h2t623c, closing ''
62cl; May 62ta62,r, closing az ~
Oats-ReCeipts 30, OrO bushels; exports
600 bushels: sales lU3, OOO bushels inlu't-
los. 900 bushels spot, less active, hui a
lc better; mixed western &SIloc; white 90
iOa46r. Hav-Quic, and firm; Hops
Oaiet. Cafce-Spot, iSir ki" 4a','"
dull at lTic; options higher and N",..
ate}y active; sales 77,5co hes, Janu!.i
Is I5l5 SOC; February II 53al7 |'s.
March II iUltLG5c; April Ii j0'll.'.
May I425a4. 4Oc; June "A l5alia5, d''.
Is. 15al3 Sc; August - 5uol5 h5'; S.i
TENDER II. 3Oal3.45c; OctoherI3 l5llH ga
Eecember - Goals l5c. Sugdr-Dul ana
nominal; refined quiet; oil A Giao.l,
Molasses-Dull; 50 test 24c. Rice-t!Tm
and demand fair. Petroleum-FIrm; mi
ted g4c. Cotton Seed Oil-Unchanged Tai
iow-Firm. Roein-Stsady. Turpentine
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-14
Wv CUMBERLAND NEWS.
About some ct the Soted Men Of Ha"cock
County Local Notes.

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Abuu some OF the Noted Men Of ha"cock
County -Lo"" notes
-.- q 's-0s. gain'". of Oh. H.'"*r
NEW CrN,HELIhNu, January l3-Seye-
raj motel re-anYgrts have lived. moved
-,. d.. -. -, ,ritb;o IN. ,arrf,o-i,I
"-" ".' ,-''' 49,,
limits az hSAc'cF county. N""W '"u All
drew POE. the Indian lighters, about q
cpntury AGO spent a considerable part OF
- ...,.u.. .,.r ,,,r,rd;r,
'"1' '''-- 80
bands OF Teo sans iHe'T Coi'''' WI"
the celebrated. chief B:gJoO;, took place
near the mouth OF TOmljn~on's run, three
miles above this place. They lived near
The r,pcr end of the county, whether ia
a- R,avgr county. Pa is = matter nl
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