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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-09
1nrs.tlratIpr the sharple.s Case.

MEDIA, PA, March 8.-The grand jury
began taking testimony in the sharpless
murder case yesterday afternoon, and
when they adjourned at 6 o'clock had
only heard half dozen of the many wilt
nesses subpenaed to testify against Chae,
Wilson and Gustav ChOpas, members OF
the Feanwood gang charged with COM
mitting the crime which for three yesrs
has practically remained unsolved. The
grand Jury resumed the investigation to-
deY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-09
Unworthy of the Least Credence.

WASHINGTON, d. c., March S.-Secre-
tary Blaine this evening in answer ID an
inquiry said ut the report Of a conflict
between German and United States war
yessels was, in his opinion, unworthy cf
the least credence He regarded It is a
mere stock obbing rumor, having no ioun-
datiOn whatever.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-09

YOUNGSTOWN, o, March S-John
Dlueherty, the brakeman who had link
forcsd through his body while coupling 8
train last Monday, died to-day at the hos
pitaL Surgeons regard the case as remark
able, it being supposed that death would
occur Immediately after the accident. The
remains were shipped 20 Mahoningtown,
Pa, where he leaves family.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-09
Gas Evaporates,

solid matter remains. The bOmbast ana ana
false representation about bogus dentilElces t
which have frequently been let on, OIL, have
uselessly evanesced; but soZODONI, isS De.
cause il is a real res' orer of dental heaiIn
and beauty, advertises itself permanently
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-09
To Hold the Canon at An Hazards.

HELENA, MONT, March s.-On We'd
nes6ay night three hundred men left Butte
for the Jefferson canon, armed with Win
chester rides They were employees Of
ihe Union Pacific road and were under the
cao.aincy Of a man named Kenna, an en-
ploye Of the road They had tents and all
camp equipments and their instructions
were to hold the canon at all hazards. A
large number OF Northern Pacific men
have started from Helena for the same
place. and it is certain that there will be
trouble over the possession Of the canon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-09
, Train wrecked and Burned.

yIcKsBURG. MoIch S.-A freight train
On the Mississippi Valley Railway which
left Memphis yesterday morning, was
u.oosed $50 miles above Vicksburg. Ten
VIZ 49, tse-e derailed and badly broken up.
p.,t D. Of a carload of lime was thrown IN
the =, vater, causing fire which destroyed
M snG cars and contents. All trains were
dslsved several hours.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-09
AEGrlIENT FOR GOFF.


.-tl f9rfli io ~ tegis-er
CHARLESTON, ". Va, March s.-W.
P Hubbard, eho sppesred for Goff in bis
gubernatorial case against Wilson, was
suddenly called home this evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-09
ARssult of Jealousy.

CHICAGO, March 8.-About O'CLOCK
this afternoon Jack Gale, colored man
living in the Town of Lake, quarrelled
with his wife, and in the fight which en-
snad he cut her throat with razor, the
womsn diving in few minutes, The deed
i spprosed to have resulted from jealousy.
The murdere HIS not been spprehenoed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-09

w,pyER's Log Cabin Remedies-old
e,.Iioned. simple compounds, used IN the
iasn,Or Inn Of our hardy forefsthers, are "old
Gays" uays y bnt "old reliable" They COM
prise. sarsaDsr,lIa.
,,,1... and Buchu Remedy" Cough and
Consumption Remedy, " HAIR I1nlc,
Egus S,J1r,ract - for External and Internal USE
..p,as,ers Dieter. y Rose Cream" for CatarIn
"a 9Tjyer Pills" They sre put up by ID.
IA" H Wsrnsr & Co, proprfetors OF warner
Safe g. Remedies, and promise to fquai! the
asondsrd Ss,o value of those great preparations
All druggists keep them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-09

TIE delicious fragrance, refreshing cool
ness and soft beauty impaired to the skin
by Pezzoni's Powder commends it to all
ladies
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-09

Salvation OIL, is the product of we'll
directed study and intelligent elaboration.
Of all cough remedies we have ever used
DR. Bull's Cough Syrup is the best. % cts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-09

Il can be bought for 25 cents, Salvation
OIL, the greatest cure on earth for pain.
Itisafsc. that we can never pick up pa
rer without reading of Bulls Cough Syrup.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-09

The Martins Ferry correspondent OF the
REGISTER Last night cent the following
William Gesler WAS the son of Frank
G7sler, stone-masOn, of this city. He was
about 81 years cid, has lived in Msrtin's
Ferry almost all his life and was very well
known here. About year ago he was
married 10 Miss NJ nnie Wilbur, of Martins
Ferry. In the fall they removed to Find
lay where he was employed in glass fac
tory.
Later he went TO FostOria, where the
tragedy took place to-day. He was en-
ployed by Mr.. l. B. Martin, also former
resident OF Martins Ferry, and it vas from
bin that the intimsiion of the awful oc-
currerces were made known here.
In the afternoon, Samuel F. Dean re-
ceived telegram from Mr.. Martin asking
him to inquire of Gesler's parents as to
what disposition should be made of the re-
mains. The message merely stated that
the young man bad committed euicide.
From other sources the whole story was
learned.
When the father was informed of his
sons mad act, he declined to make any AT
rsDgements for the funeral, and said that
the remains could be inferred at Fostoris.
The terrible occurrence was the great
topic of conversation about the city to
night A motive for tie crime seemed to
be lacking.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-09
GESLER'S GREATCRIME
He SHOOTS HIS WIPE AND THEN TAKES
HIS OWN LIPB
The Participants in the Tragedy Came from Martins
Psry-Ths Womans Life Not Yet Extinct
Geslsr's Remains Will be Buried
at Rosoria.

FOsTORLA, March s.-For some time
William Gesler, of this place, has been
working at glass factory in Findlay. Last
night he appeared at Fostoria and went to
the home of his wife's parents, where his
wife had been living during his absence.
accompanied by his brother-in-law.
The wife was called to the door by Ges-
Ter, and the brother-in-lsw, who was stand
ingin the background, heard Gesler ask his
wife question which he could not under
stand. She answered No." and quick as
a fash Gesler drew a revolver and shot
her, the ball entering the hip She turned
and staggered into the house, when he shot
her in the neck, and she fell, dying an the
floor.
Gesler then placed the revolver against
his own neck and fired The ball passed
through the neck, killing him instantly.
1t was all done 20 qnick that nobody could
interfere.
Though Mrs. Gesler lay very low all
night and several times was thought TO be
passing away, she is still alive and may
rally enough to make a statement.
L; is said that Gesler aud his wife
parted in anger short time ago on account
of his insane jealousy. And this, prOba-
bly, worked upon his mind and prompted
the deed
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''ord'' Acid Phosphate

OBJ. lemons OF lime Juice Do
N.n such stimulans as are
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-09
COMMENT.

uHN ERICSSON, the in-
e tst reads like a TO-
-1is greater or more
o- received less re-
Wt one event. his name
,ounec,ed in history.
Oh aud construction OF
timely defeat of the
ts.gnaized the in
system OF naval war
.bsrs may be IN
o- naval war more
against them more
ercsl application Of
EBICsSoN.
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CALIFORNIA FLOODS.
Great Damage 10 Property in
the Golden State.
TWO DAYS or lNcEssANr RAIN
Transform. Creeks Into rorr<ats. Carries
Away Bridges ana buildings and
Delays Railway Travel.

Santa cxrx Csia-. Pee IL TsseTe was cient-
haYst ever Fern mill. aA1ve Raite7 last Night
Five house were wasise8 down the ssre&Ea.
IosenA r. Eassen wAs Grawnea. HIS vile was
in The house with him aud escaped Fifty feet
Of FAsaFoa5 track was washed AWAY.
MAgysvELLE gsla. Dee 1.-The rainfall Of
last nigat Was shs mast seveTn tnas Tar shis sea-
son over - inches gaIling ia lexs taan two hears
There has been wasnoGs oa tie 0TVsoa rail-
way line north oi here ia seversi places. aad in
consequence the naTsh-honna 04sRon express
train + ssSlI IN tAs city. asa viii not probably
Get oaf before 70 naoTrow. Toe iecal passenger
from the nosth ipe here a. a. "a. dtd net ~.
rive unsil Booa, havlng gene eaix as far north
IS Nelson. where q washant has aeearrasi.
There was 4 isrse wa>hont GA the 0rcvaile rail-
ruad near Palermo, cat the traia will le ab e 10
cross Ia few hears. TelexraFhse s4ysceS fruna
the mountains this morning are 60 the effect
tast ne rain has eeassd end Il i now sno9iog.
SAcsa2xxTo, Dec. n.-Report2 from potnts
nerth OF this city shoE taax much aauage has
been done by rising water IN the Secfanente
river aad tTssatasiss, ezRsa eg fhe recent
rains THE rives hss risen sves tweasy-slx fees
above loa-wa.eF mark I; Gosuss 1na leyee
broke below tbaf town THIS mgrnlng, flaoiinS
thousands ei acres aed nnusras et men acn
pA1so4ling The leFees watcAing for aangsF.
of snail bridges eaxe been WISHED away ta the
vicinity ~ MaFysyils. oFoFisle ard He'd Hsnsf.
sna Oregon trasns arr det ansG ~ NSFysvis4c
DRcwNED ~ rER FI0an.
Rxp RLrFF Cal, Dec aA--c + Soasx. FFopri.
esoE Of tae wtae rooms and well known man.
wss dEDwned last night while atsenusng -
crusS she hvsdgo over Recd's creek. Ths hfsA
water had cur away hfts feet ol the enhank-
mcnt an inc eaa OF the hriige. and jones fell
into the water. whinh sss SURFING Through a. The
rate of twenFy miles per hour His body wes
swept into the Sacramento river.
FoaxY-E1aaT HOURS RAIN.
CIaco Cal, Dee. Ii.--TaeTe has been an ia.
ceSsant "a mall hete for ghe paSt fnrsyaelsht
hours. accompanied By niEa Winds. Ainamhcr
oS bridges near town have been swept sway. All
railroad communication is closed ncrth aaa
south OF cbico. Ttasux have uos passed through
here sineo Monday. stock il cons defable nun-
hers have peFsshed. and the eannfgy beswecn
Chico aud the river IL ali under water. Water
in the creeks arouna Chico Is The Aisbtst ever
kno@n A man named JaStiaas, who has q
small cabia on the river aank. i supposed %
have been drewaed The water a. 5scsnto Is re.
ported 10 be rising rapidly. Pears are enter
tanned lA=s. agsnbeR of hoasaS wlli be swept
away.
The large wagon bridge across tAe sacramento
river. connecting Butte and colesa coHEsses,
has been swept away. The Structure cost sev-
erai theasand dollars 1ke river Is stiii rising
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cf men. resmrned fruzl the House szsndea. was
laid oTe= eEporzrilr.
b. No 2. relsfsse 70 sperz1Asioa VITA ynalSc
frndS. was resnsnea fum the aonse amended
KGnneav moved 70 cpnear m the amen sneass,
and Lorx rs1ssi the point Of ossisT that no
tiaa is EnnecS ssAry ard the chair shcnl3 pat the
cue ton. The point az order raised ey Long
wxs 0veT-ulea
The snensnsns naae by ne Hoase 70 the
t;fse was enac1sred IA.
Il appearing thas the House had failed - paxs
Tire emergency elgnsa, discussion arose -
the proper course 10 rarsne.
Lozs said Eha acslan of the House amounted
70 an susndmeai. and moved - ceneur therein.
ktnnear said Il was net al aE-enaEnsnt TIE
Senate eznnot strike this teetton nor. The
Journal OF sAs Husse 9in show taas this euasz-
gency clause failed
Hourhson arsaea that sarplnSsge can BE
taken car of b51s. and yre have no rsgAs 70 pab-
hsh Ia 9 law What we have not passed He
moved fhat the ticxi of tie House be construed
as smsndmeaf and oe eonenssea In
Kiunexr maved shat the masser be ma1e
special order iox tomnr-uw ~ p. n. carried.
; B. Na 8. prohibiting sae maintenance Of
armed bodies % men, Vas taken ap. KiRneas
cpEoSeA the amendment He objected - the
isnzuaze s'er o-her leg4iised ansho-sty He
said the amendment woald destroy the vaine oE
the hiiL Re wouldn't give peppeFs srn tor the
A&N II t4sG &SAtAal&E4& N4sfA& 60.
Owsags ssked 4 The bill wousd prrvenf trades
anlous and bodies OF ishcrerS from arming
themselves to enfercs strikes
Kinse1r said the bal applies 70 the Knights
OF Labor the same as 90 sny osher assoeaafsea.
ParEinsoa sad the bill prohibits definitely
any organization OF armed mea, sacA As Soas of
Neserans o. an is1epe a5sn military company
kinElear said tue hlR did not apply 60 any
Saeh companies ~ al
Th0npSoa said no eourf would ever make
such construction, The hill did noe apply 20
toy soldiers or uniformed secret societies or
snch associations. and il Is bnriesQae 70 pre-.
tend that it does.
HaHghtoa nlovea thas the matter be made 6
special crde. for Friday al 3 ,. N. TAe meskoa
was iest-is 70 y.
wh&lley maae q strong argument against the
amendment
Van Housen moved - adjourn Til i:so touor-
row. Carried On Givisioa--i6 81 Ia
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rnE CAscAnE sTKlKR.
The Men stu Coniident of winning
Their fsfievancea.

The Men stin genndent of winning
Their Grievances.
TACOMA, Dse iL-aailsay oficlals are very
retscent ia regard 70 be strike on the Cascade
division Of the NortaeFn Pacific. Nothing could
lss learned Al the freight olaees. nna koadmas-
ter z P. Reerdan ives ~ Portland. II was
learned that telegram hsd BERN Feeeiyed ffoua
Ellensburx requesting that men be sens 10 take
charge OF trains exrisinx lFem the East. and
some OF sha roadmasscssk fncn TAI heen sen1
Superintendent Homer. Of the Paciie div sion,
had nu1hinx q saY. Ke had heaFa gisat ~ -
was trouble IS KIlersoark. hnt aSa ne knuw
sshaf Il vas ii WAS uuE of bis guri0isetiaa.
YArsmaster EsFaYa and was next interviewed.
~Tse DO not know saaeh abont the afg4enfy
here The trouble i between Conductors frhia.
nsea and Rn4 ersatenaenf FraweL be men 81
Taronaa and tsass on me Paelfic division ere
not mMch interested In the MAster. The tic-ap
vas net ordered by tae union, and Consequently
no ether pgEsion Of tie road Is hkesy % oe q.
fec7ed"
eatoese which hai just arrived from Elens-
burg wAs next visited. The striking brskcmen
freely goia0tes rel information. They sas6 tEaf
they had stopped woyk becansr the differences
between them ana s1psrintendent frywsa had
rot been adjusted. Theg would nst stop sae
passenger trains or any of the fEeixNt trains =
ihe oom9sny sHeceeaed ia seynring @scabs
crews 10 run tAem. The foliawing il a ilss II
the principal wFteYaEees seainst the eoraraaS.
First--A "csliers ~ Tacoma. enc 81 Eiiens
hnrg ard oue - PAseo.
seeaad- -Incnehsed pay, - that conductors can
make $40 per month and Brakeman a. least
xN
Thlrd-A revocation Of the order reanirisg
freight eopanr uYx 81 the casesde division 9f
the Nnrthern Pacae 20 sign hond&
Fourgh--Pay for delay ttue between term
teal points Al the rate Of . per houf -. hrake
mea ana 30 ceats per hour for condmetars.
Tbe me- al seefsed In excellent splr.ts. and
arc eoEhaemi o. wiaRifg the strike
THE BLookAD9 RAfss3.
ElAKxsar 20. Dee. tt.-Ab3nt eseseek this
morning q train wsk rnsde ap AID nnra1er OF
citizens wsra on hana 10 zitnegs It's departure,
also g1srsi af armed specia is t0akiEg q tae
insersss ol the easnpaDF When the train asd
ssarsed II was discovered thss 81 The cospiinRs
hnf been wsfhdfkwa and safOwa swaF.
tedious desay yesmltisz the esslxeus ieft n dis.
wust subseqaeafiy. how4ysf tw8 srains vera
sot 81 bound weaw&ra sas oaa f0F toe ea8s.
Tnsy wefe ali Tuardsd ~ a1arefS aFrnsa with
shosgunx 0uasds weFe niso stsfieuri ~ inies-
raFs alag the as ~ fhs fSsaa At sAis wftisz
A. ws.a,6 SEN faas tie hloekade which has been
90 since sunday haa beea seissi. In pa7s 81
ieass. notwlsa stSn4iaz whseh sse EffSkers hsre
rrssssss enaasaHca m their abliiy - bstAg the
efgtspany to terms
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HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
The Special COMMITTEES to Draft = Tid
Lands Bill.


Lands Bill.
0LyMrIA, Dec. u.-It took the chief clerk
nearly twenty minutes to read the Journal OF
yesti raay's long session.
MeReayy from the free conference commit
tee, Submitted tue committees report ~ to sal
aries. The report was adopted.
Tne joint code committee submitted is re-
port With the proposition OF W. Lair Hill. and
the bill draw IN acceptance of the proposition.
The chair announced the following special
committee 70 draw tide land article: Moul-
tray, CLARK, Pickreil, JutisoH Of Pierce, Pundy
Eddy introduced q resolution with reference
10 the redissrlcting Of the state In senatorial
districts; after discussion. Withdrawal
FIRST READING or BILL
HB IS, The iniat code committee-to pro-
vide fcr she appointment OF W. Lair Hin IS =
commissioner 10 codffy and aHnosafe the laws
Read second time by title aud ordered printed.
s. N. Ne. 4. relating 10 Withdrawn lands for
the benefi; OF the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company. was read. and under suspension Of
the rules passed.
Kuhn Introduced II. J. &. No. II. that the
maaascr pfkss Ehe territorial code commission
Be turned over 70 and deposited with the sesre-
tary OF state.
II. No. y, by PAinter-To appropriate as
COO for the purchase Of plant for the manufac-
tuye a grain SACKS ~ the Walia Waila peniten-
tlsry. Read second time By title. ordered
printed Referred 20 penitenrssy committee
II. No 50, by nrew.-To provide fos the ap
pointmenf of hGrnor line commission. Read
sceond time by title orderea printed aae re-
ferred to cummifteeon nRrborS aGd barber lines.
H. g. No ST. By Turner Regulating the Sc
lection and purchase OF text books for the pah-
lie schools. Referred 70 committee on educa-
ton, with orcers print
There was objection % the resolution. and it
was laid on the lahle tin this afternoon.
Fddy resumed his FedistFictiag resolution, By
providing that spec nj joint committee be aT'-
pssinfed to devise and recommend some method
o. red strictng the state for seEsterisi purposes.
Cook moved 70 place on tlaal Aassage.
Stevens moved 10 refer 80 tie committee on
privileges ard elections: csrried
Adjourned TIL tomorrow ST 10
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rHE sENATR
Tho Upper House Refuses 10 rorA Nh
Itself An aIontanass Middle.

wAsHrSsTcs CRY, Dee. u.-Tha yicerreIi.
dent presided Over tbs senssc tpday. Halk.
f-om chs committee on naval affairs rrnnx48
baek the hsil heTelofore infrednced ~ kiss ~
tie relief OF sasfereN hy the wfeck41 Enltka
states war vessels 81 Apia. ssmoa calendAf.
Among the bills introduced ans rs1erxj1
were.
Ily Regulating the printing of oe<susx
public documents. ard largely reducing H.
number Of copies 10 BE printed. He maflal 3
statement as 20 the Immense THAss ol hook1 e61
documents rotiing away IN the stsi1 spd b&bok
msnt os the capstoA. Hear remarked that fhsb1e
locks ard dos umeuts ought % bt dizssIhcik1
anlong the pahfje Libraries al ever thN conntt4*
ingalls, called attention 70 the fscs thai ~
per pErporsing so b. nsemerias or ress1utibn
Of one branch OF ahe legisIktarn II xantshk
had been presented this m0fning aud been ~
{ rred 90 the comm tee on sainez nszd nInNkx
II was matter "a pnfiic moanrlEtss he s4f3. slk11
there was some difaenisy ebeus the ofxna:z47icn
of the legislature Of MnntAma. and In ord4f ~
avoid sny commiteAl cf the senate ~ ref<1oaloe
- eemmitges Of the resolution of either h1&r|e6
of that logisiasnre. he moved that ne cr1nt u
FeIerence be revoked sHd iho paper laid ~ |6t
table. II WAS - naaeFesi
ingalls, also insro1need ~ request. tefyl1Q
sxa Disability pensson hiil, fhieh ~ ecf15
Mf CslI Iksk1fnEsf } lss7 ft<e ~
saing the tresldeHt 10 heRin n~xuti4tlout n l1&
the eosefnaeni of sDaaa sef tke e<tabllzh7 ~
of fernbsic on she island al cnba
A MESSAGE was Fecelved from the Hnn61| =
ste elf et thnt that boay WA Fpass d prpeb96
with TIE ceremonies 10 eamsnnmoFatteu III ~
ihangBfatinu u the fiFst president os fie un3k64
States. End ndthesefnfe on motion II fnKeIi4. ~
senators proceeded t9 the kall Of tho Eoat8.
Upon their r tEyfs The Senase adjourned
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TaE I,Kap cARPKNTER.


Tes h.ssy o. Car9sst3n Fre8eTsek Etfhzlm
ses-s, Ger. wha a3e6 nn Fozsh street Tlsrsfays
hs3 ksen esaaagnses8 - CEoss 4 Co, ss3 wlH 70
ke~s natl wsrs l. Fseklsssa from Ats selzsi9ns
NJ Crsssa YsseersaE cahs q 20 q ssufiser af the
s.ses rzsn. E8wssd sxhroeesf. a. WaazseEsa.
f,spnany. izfaxAlnE h&n Of tAs esaEa.
seNye@ssr II snsnns- fFua Es&es-S ioana On has
s.sr4oa. Axs pnapevsy IN tfsT@&ns valued ~
se-zerhsass NsS ssa0 0sa Ha s&Ess - seattle e1fy
= 49, weeks axs srona - FFAneasea. aas IA .
x-s-sss.x 81 Sc DsasF - k@d Nses sae = also =
rssnss.sr 81 see se&xsie csFsenssss Tss0n. 70
81 H serted ssf sAro@5sf 3 Eszs@ AZ gsss
ffgus ~ ~ AeAga. hat aasy aaa sssat s. ~ sis
vsse5ess. Fassrs fsans o. hts p~rseu s@ow tAsaf
a. ssx hssr4 "a tksas esSn5r7 stuse 3sHA
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ESHELMAN, LLEWELLYN 4 Co..
WEST SEATTLE
Land and Improvement Company
East side Front between James and Cherry Streets.
have sos Choicest Property in all parts of the City
which we will be pleased show Intending Purchasers
q ss s sesasry sun west seas'is oa a. arsss ia

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GILMAN NcrES
a werkman's Faif--yalaahss MIA.
improvements.

improvements.
6uaAS. Dec. tL--Tc.say Enfle "a ~ 7
p@5ntez. while al wosg GA the Bsllsiem hnfeI r.
his psacc. feai from aae srsRSsa 70 TIA rroza6
q aisiaaee aG twonty-eig irek Ha was kez1lr
shaken up
II l. Iecsr sns Miss asa sloper were nn3le6
IN marriage YESTERDAY ~ suzfsee Park&
Ths mines have Nesn i1ae FOR q Day or "a IN
will starr up again socn. Ths se9feol sxye1 IL
sAe rev s,0pe now helms sunk ~ she S<Nktss
Coal & lran C. viii hc fsaehed In few 8ny4
AMI then new gAnxways viii BE ssAssed III
SINKING of shis shaff has pfovea tho faes 1Ani
The mine hiss = splsadia hosiy cs 4 c1>a al
work Ia the fnkurcs The new ensSnns EAR tas
eo2pany are putting IN % hoas, coal win ce1
ahsaaA 8so o0A