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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-09-21

LIST district 1st & '3d wards.
rank salary I'm
School at n; G. Broussard's p%rinarys s5 90
do at F. D. Leleu's do s. 90
do ut MaA;ield's do 81 90
do at Abbeville, white grammar IS 90
do at Abbeyille, cOlGced primary So 90
do at Abhevil,e, girls intermediate 40 90
Cd district Cd II 18th wards.
do at Morgan's Mill, intermediate 40 90
do ut Morgan's Mill, assistant IS co
do at Thibodeaux airlmnry grade IS 90
do at t,;rie's coiored do DO IS 90
do at perrv's Bridge grammAr IS 90
do at do do assistant IS 90
do at Lacour's Mouton o W prim'y IS 90
do Moutpn cove c0lored primary IS 90
do Cheniere au Tigre, do IS 90
Sd district. 4th, 18th & 9Th wards.
do at ]. e. Broussard intermediate 10 90
do at Catalan's colored primary 81 90
do All Indian Bayou. grammar 40 90
do ut DO do assistant prim'y IS 90
do at !. kbshire. primary s. 90
60 at J Haves. DO IS 90
do AT Grand Prairie do IS 90
do at Lake Arthur 90 IS 90
do at Spring Hill, DO $500
do at 9th ward col intermediate 40 90
do AT uarrjng,en's primary IS 90
All of which is1espectfully submitted.
A. LACoUR. 4
W. w. EDWARDS.
Committee.
On motion. tEo petition from colored
citizens Of Hebert's Cove vas laid on
the table for future consideration.
The following report from the finance
was received, and on due
motion, the same was accepted and or.
dered spread On the minutes.
AEBBvILEE. LA. August II, 1889.
To the Hon. President and Members If.
the Board of School Directors of Yer
million Parish.
conference.-the finance committee
having settled with the tax collector
find him charged On roll of 1888 with
the following amounts, to wit: .
On poll tax. .$24ltIUU
TO be credited as fol-
lows:
TO error in addition Of
roll...-.........:. oa W
Leaving amount to be
accounted for Of. 23J5sD0
CREDITS.
To amount paid parish
treasurer by collec-
tor less commission. l9I2 w
To amount collected
by clerk of court. 81 50
To amount allowed on
delinquent roll..... $40 %
Total accounted for. S 234o %
Leaving balance to be
accounted for...... a0lH0
On mill tax levied for
school purposes he
mus. lie charged
with the following
amounts
To amount assessed on
roN...-~. .-.-..... l3I1.If
To amount interest
collected ......... S.l5
Credited as follows:
BY amount paid treas
less commission. 2464 As
By amount allowed on
delinquent rosl..... Is T
Total accounted for. S 24S0 q
Leaving balance to be
accounted for on
nil tax........... 1856
Respectfully submitted,
J. 4. WILLIAMS,
w. W. EDWARDS,
Committee.
On melton the list of delinquent poll
tax payers is hereby ordered spread Oh
+ha ,i--tol
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-09-21

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Vermilion,
I, Alphonse L. Leblanc, Sheriff
and Ex.Oficio Tax Collector Of the
parish of Termilion, do solemnly
swear that the foregoing fifteen
pages contains a true and correct
list Of all persons who have not paid
their poll tax for the year 1883, and
chat the reasons as stated therein
are the causes in tire Instances men.
tioaed why said taxes have not been
paid, and why I have not collected
the same. A. l.. LEBLANC,
Sheriff Ex-0fTcio Tax Collector.
Sworn to and subscribed before
me. this 9th day of April, A. D.
1889. ALC1DE LEBLANC,
Clerk District Court.
On motion, all good citizens and tax
payers are hereby called upon to aid
the tax collector lby pointing property
in collecting the taxes in the future Of
delinquent tax debtors.
On motion, Messrs. j. N. Williams
and ID. W. Wall are appointed a ON
mittee to visit and inspect the school,
houses at +. y. Leleu's and Indian
Bayou, respectively, and ascertain
whether they have been completed NC
cording to contract, and report there
on, and if their report should be favor
able, the President and Secretary arc
requested to draw a warrant on tho
treasurer IN favor of the contractors for
said work.
On motion the President and Secre-
tary are authorized to open all the pub
lie schools throughout the parish, Oh
the fst Monday of September next.
On molten, the Board adjourned sine
die.
". W. EDWARDS, President.
J. n. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-09-21
MANY PcrsOnS

.-oker down from overwork OF household
ca,os Browns Iron Bitters
lep ua lille and cures malaria Getrae genuine.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-09-21
Buy the improved Woodbury. fruit
lars. for sale by n. C. Young.

All the gins in the parish are re.
ceiying a thorough o%verhauling pre-.
,peratory to the opening of the gin
ming season. Trasimond Gnidry's
yin has just received q Ere "ee new
smoke stack which was turned out
.at.our friend G. Escudicr's shop.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-09-21

Despite the cock aud Bull stories
originating through prejudice, about
london Purple it has given general
satisfaction and ia sure death to the
cotton worms. aud harmless to those
who apply it. For sale by n. c..
YOUNG.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-09-21

Mr.. William Cade, dissatisfied
with pugar has suitably arranged his
sugar house and put in o new steam
gin aud will no doubt do a large
share of the ginning for the fertile
Prairie Greig country, which has OIL
~.unusuaIIy fine cotton crop this year.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-09-21

I,aearde's elixir for sick headache
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-09-21

60 and buy the Seaside Pocket
Edition and all kinds Of papers. fe:
sale by DUMMY.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-09-21
School Board Proceedings
ABBEyILLE. Aurust II 1890

ABbEV1LLE August II, 1859.
The Board of School Directors of
FermllIon Parish me this day pursu-
AIT to adjournment. Present, ". W.
Edwards, President, and Messrs. A.
Lacour, Geo. Hays and J. N. Williams.
The minutes Of the previous meeting
We're adopted after III reading.
The Parish Superintendent having
submitted the following report the
same was adopted
ABBEv1LLE, August II, 1889.
Ie the President and Members Of the
Board Of School Directors of Termil-
ion Parish.
Notwithstanding to instructions
| have revisited the Lake Arthur Dis
trict and inspected the lot or parcel of
land offered by Mr.. Deschamps for
school purposes, and found it some dis
tance from where Mr.. Mouton stated it
was, and I also would beg leave to
state that it is suitable so far as being
in the centre Of population and is on
the public road. 1t is also dry and
easily drained if there should be occa-
sion to do SO; yet l would add if your
Honorable Board should decide to &C
cept said lot and locate a school there
Ell that, in my opinion Messrs. Jules
Laurents and Ambrose houton (who
have been regular in patonizing the
school where it is now located) will not
be able to send their children as regu-
larly as heretofore.
AL of which is respectfully submit
ted. j. n. WILLIAMS,
Parish Superintendent.
On motion, resolved, that the Board
hereby accepts the lot donated by Mrs.
,Gustave Laurents, and the president of
the board is authorized to accept the
same.
On motion, the president is authorized
to purchase the building offered for sale
by Mr.. j. G.. Larrents.
The following report Of committee
on schools was adopted afser due read
ing.
To the Honorable President and Mem
bers of the Parish Board of Directors
of Public Schools for Vermilion Par
ish.
Your committee appointed to recon-
mend what schools should be opened
and to grade and fix the salaries for the
ensuing year would respectfully report
that they have graded the schools as
LIST district 1st 4 Sd wards.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-09-21

Hair brushes, fancy soaps, and all
kinds of toilet articles at the Young
Brug Store.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-09-21

Lagarde's elixir for Indigestion.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-09-21

In order to facilitate tie market
ing Of the increased production OF
cotton IN the Coles Island section
Mcssrs. Broussard and Duhon are
erecting a steam gin on Cleopllas
Duhon's place near OeIestin Dilhom-
mes store. These gentlemen expect
to handle a large share of the cot.
ton .aiscd. in that nei2kborhood.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-09-21
Lagarde's elixir for dyspepsia,

Wanted-Lawyers, Judges, and
the general public to know that
stationery can be sold at New Or.
leags prices. Call on NC. Young.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-09-21

Take advantage Of rare bargains.
n. g. Young is now Offering a Ene
lot OF lamps al cost. Gull early.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-07
1ncURIHG THE DOODLE.
H6nGa nauur xaOUsANp DOixARs
Roa xan snlHe sACsORY.
~ cnavasssn Kspsss - obsaiA ne Bs'ss g
II = . ~ Dass-Hss 0sNsss Prspsriss
~ nasvsss-Aa Eariy nersi.s nss.
ssags - meg xriss,y Chsros.

a OoE02nrA, Feb 7.-The committee
XDuoneoa on Tuesdsy evening last at the
6Ho1nR d the intersst of the ahirt factory
i ouoolG1e Subscription have been meeting
~ vosy good encouragement The
~ .yoqalssd to start factory OF this
~ aAould b about el6, 600, but the pro.
1Dqo doo1ded 10 70 ahead II el0, 900 would
~ ouhDosibed. The committee have osecured
- and only need q, 200 10 make the
.Soqoifo1 amount. There 10 no doubt that
4 80 amount will b secured In few dsys.
r. ne committee visiting Mount Joy yes
<1ogGay 10 examine the novelty works are
VIZ much pleased with their visit
& 11lss JsAnnis winston and company will
<EGoeeot " Boccaccio" In the opera house
: IN evsning.
Els Annie 0raver left town yesterday
u1oognoon for a visit to friends In BAlu-
1870.
The funeral OF willla,A Paxson was held
\ IN afternoon at O'Clock from the Metho.
lellu9 Ohufch and was very largely attended.
Ahe different organizations to which he
&olooeed were largely represented.
24pO0ilsee ooosisting Of 3. @. Roatb, b. i.
nhlW, r. -. Morely and II. H. Leitheisor,
~ the Kaighta Of the Golden Eagle, won't
~ Wftghtsvllle and escorted the remairs
5som The home to the church.
Several inches Of les has been formed On
4 - outlet By the cold weather. les ID
\ ne1ag harvested BY II. +. Bruner. ID. X.
I 0lnkie b cutting Ice from the Reading coal
GAutes, aud eli ice men are making ar range
meats 70 sscure crop ss soon as It reaches
~ proper thickness.
Tho Lsdiss' Mite society of the M. f.
church will meet this evening at the house
= MrA John Shenberger.
& Rev. Enoch S.ubbs, OF the 18Th street M.
& i. church, Philsdelphis, will preach In the
~ e. church tonight
Benz. Lichty, operator ct the O. d. eflice,
81 cn DUTY on account OF sickness.
WD. Gabriel, working at the Columbia
1Euo company's mill, had his toe mashed
yestsrdsy BY cinder falling on IL
r. O. Cassidy, . brakeman on the
Frederick division, had his leg badly
epealnsd yesterday BY falling into cul.
vost
9ylvester DsArbeck and Miss Annie
vottol were married this morning at $50
ofolOck, by Rev. VIM. Psiper, in Holy
Ikinlty Catholic church. The newly mar
SSjo0 couple left at 1925 p. m. for Q trip TO
1hiIsdslphiA
An old landmark disappeared yesterday
Vhen the old red bridge st tho basin was
onken away, TO make room fer tho extern
\ eoon Of the 6ufquehanna coal comrsny's
wharf.
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The 18Th 8egimsns.

Last evening the survivors OF the l27th
1oeiment Of Psnnsylvauia volunteers, Col.
~. W. Jennings, met In the board Of trade
rooma. Harrisburg. All the companies
we're represented from A. TO K, 125 or $50
~ told, whose residences are Lebanon,
Aummslst0wn, Middletown, Steelton,
6ew Cumberland, Fsirview, Harrisburg,
4arysville, Dauphin, Halifax, Millers-
burg and other places. The city OF
Lsbanon alone had eighteen delegates
present An election OF ofIiosrs resulted as
1pllowss President, Col. w. w. Jennings,
q Hsrrisburg vice president, Major j.
1ohrsr, Of Lancaster treasurer, George ID.
8isc. OF Lebanon secretary, Charles II.
Small. Of Harrisburg. Speeches were made
~ different parties and II was agreed to
bold the nrat annual reunion on May 81,
. placs 70 be selected by the president.
~ will be Harrisburg or Lebanon. After
The meeting there was q lunch.
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xhe will Of Ernstiens Kuwatch, OF East
0empneld township which was admitted
- probate this afternoon, btquesths
30 70 the Lutheran church OF East
1etsrsburg. In her will she specified
1AAt II the German language IL
Aot prsached every fourth Sunday the
oequsst should 60 to St. Stephens Lutheran
aAurcb, OF this city, but In codicll made
1eeentiy she rsvokes that part OF the bsqUsst
entngsnt upon the German language
Eng preached. and gives It to the East
3eeessburg church absolutely.
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70 Look A,,sr IN. ui,y. Interests.

In aooordance with the resolution adopted
- sslect and common council on wednes-
day svenlng, the finance committee have
tstainsd Thos b Cochran, esq, for many
ysers chief clerk Of the Senate. to look altsr
oheir interests In tho municipal bill, DO far
- related 70 tho payment Of land damsges.
1he House committee struck out the section
undsr which the county would pay for land
taken and the bill ~ It passed the House
would put the burden OF payment OF ail
lad damages for street openings upon the
0ty. The bill IL now before the Senate
eommittse on municipal Affairs and II IL the
tnteution OF the city authorities to have II
omsnded 70 the provisions Of the bill a.
ofigiually introduced arc retained.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-07

CHICAGO. Feb. 6-Cattle - Receipts, 5000 ;
shipments. t00; market strong; besves,
choice too1tra beeves. q 2tDt 20 steers. % 000
10; stockers and feeders " 2I00S4s, COWS. bulIa
Hogs -keceipts. 1850 hoad ahipments,
Gs0D, market weak, mixed. a 800 50
15 90.
ahoep Receipts. 6 500 head, shipments
900 market lower natives, " bOob 90
u t00a % lambs. % t0s6G0.
EAST Lrsnnry. Cattle - Rcoipts, 7ls
shipments $50; market steady prime, q asa
sockers. o. 2l12 IS feeders. q so0I Is cars Oi
cate shipped TO New YorE today.
=. Hogs - keceipts. 1910 head shipmenta
pigs aDd lorkerr. % 1000 20; 3 cars OF hOga
shipped tO.kew York to-day.
Sheep -koceipts. lO0O, shtpments, $500,
market slow prime. q 7b96 co; fair To good,
g :e1t 30; common. nt00j 20 lambs, S3 ID
6tG 1U.
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LIE ctuIe To-Nlsht.

Ais Belva LOCK wood, the famous woman
lawyer and iste candidate for president Of
- United States. lectures to- night In the
LIT house, under the auspices OF George
- Thomas post, OF the Grsnd Army. A
oegsam received this afternoon from
Ateooea ssyf: "Wili roach Lauc ,s!er on i:45
eDin this siterl Con."
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The fsot that Col. WIN. r Aylelt = .
dsecsndent Of the co-pasrios Of washing.
ton and franklin, Patrick Henry, whose
spseches Ia Revolutionary timsa ios inde.
fire and eloquenoe, will insure him an au.
dienCe suCh - no lecturer hes he'd here for
many yeasA Col Aylsst hss taken for his
subjecs Blue and Gray, whlch hes %.
tracted crowds wherever ho hae appeared
and will b. heartily received BY the Lsn-
caster public. The agent n now calling on
ihs public with tickets give him your
hearty support.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-07

Charles w. Eckert this morning received
= lsttef from Brooklyn which read, "For
vnlus received accept the enclosed" In.
oodo Was postal note for SAT-. There was
10 name or anything else to the letter to
how who sent Il Mr. Eckert had no Idea
Who sends It. but thinks it was some one
Who either owes him IN old bill or borrowed
noney from him 90 long ago that they
v9e ashamsd 70 sign their names.
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a New YostofHoe

LAncaster county already has more pest.
oaces than any county In the United States,
nj ssill they come. An offics has BET n
aolAolisbed to be known a. Smokera It's
near Intercourse and will bs supplied from
that offioe.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-07

TBn annual statement OF the Mutual Life
Insurance company OF New Yorh shows tho
remarkable progress made by this institu Ion
during twelve months. The record made by
the Mutual eciipscs its own best efforts, and
naturally exceeds that OF any other hnane ial
Institution In tho world This now business
written amounted 10 {. .03 7lA 2sS 81. an increase
Of tSi. 753 ,ol o. over the nsw risks assessed in
1881. and gain OF 90, .ot2 over the business
OF Iss6-showiDg . continuous ana phenome.
nal advance. The assets of tho Mutual Lie
now aggreR ,te sl26 osl ls3 50. indicating gain
for the year of s7,75.Sol. Tho company has
now an outstanding insurance account
amounting TO ets3l7s,,st. Its total income
from all sources II reported at s8.2lb 932. II
paid 70 its members during the year for death
claims and endowments ana other obliGa.
tions. elt.i2lb5022. Up TO date the Mutual had
ls6.S6) policies in focce, showing q gain in
membership for the year OF II t2s. thus form
ing the biggett army OF policy hold In any
regular Life Insurance company in the world.
1hs surplus fund was increased 1888 e99 IL in
lsss. ana the Mutual now has e',9i0,t63 IS over
ana above every liability.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-07

Oen-nas-ss-te 60 Tribe OF Red Men, OF this
~ are making entensive preparations for
e9 annual entertainment, which viii be
1o1o 10 tho cousse OF two week..
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Aeisl Opening.

me American hotel IN North Queen
49, tosnerly theoid Craps, was formally
ned TO- day. An elegant dinner was
soa 70 . large number OF invited guests
= aaspfc'ed the hotel and found 1. In FIRST
- condition.
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a sPsil,ex Hss.

sne oint school hoass, MI Joy toyn-
geeh there Will be spelling bso on Friday
lovoaing Of next wseK. A large number Of
psisss VIII bs given away.
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ytssalnx IN Th,s cm.

80 John ~. Maiscb, Pa. D., dean of
thiisdelphis College of Pharmsey.
- ole ere IN Lancaster, tie guests
49, 4. Hsiniish.
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/" Supper for . usrssr r.

1hesuppcr 70 be given this evening at No.
IL East King street (acse Bros. D Hartman's
buildinsl. deserves 10 be literally pAtronised.
1t 10 given under the auspioss Of the ladies Of
bene at Of their infant sunday school. - tho
committee In charge are experts In catering
TO healthy sppeii q. their patrons need have
no fears OF going away hungry.
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mo riys, Rs.ul.r ,s.,,,,,

ne hfst regular meeting OF Camp No.
Sons OF Vstersne, will be held Ia George
y. Thomas post room this evening.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-07

ToBAcco Buyers Contract Books. Receipt
Books. sample Tags. 40 , printed at the lHTsL'
IIoBrosR once ~ short notice. Prize, n y
sonable. work nrSt-class. feb7.tfd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-07

TEE iesture by Rev. J. @. Bowman. Of Han.
over. Pa. in the College Chapel. begins 1t ],
this evening. His subject 4" Recollections
OF London" Admission, 2S cents.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-07

TO dsy The Lancaster City Passenger
RAILWAY compe0y placed small stove IN
one Of their DUKE stseet csrs, makipg 10
very comfortable. They will likely b put
In oil of their cara
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NSW AD vl1rxsRMS&1a
S~->~@-s~>>~-~-~----
l. ,. MARTlN 4 Co

A cold snap that means some
thing to us and to buyers Of
cold weather goods. Under.
wear In the different sizes are
on the counters, and Meas
Scarlet Shirts and drawers are
here in broken sizes and broken
prices. No regard for the for
mer prices, as It ls not the price
We want as the getting rid Of
the odd. Not a piece of Un.
derwear in the collection was
ever sold at less than Sr.as, the
majority for more, but down
they all 60; the $a.oo Shirts, no
Drawers to match, the $r.75
Drawers, no Shirts to match,
the $3.50 Shirts and Drawers,
odd sizes, and the $r.7s Shirts
and Drawers. all sizes, tumble
to one common price, o8c. The
lot will 60 to shrewd buyers.
With the White Underwear the
same story, the cold flag Is up,
the price flag at half.mast. De.
cember price for a strictly all
wool Blanket, weighing S Tbs,
was 5000, the February price
Is $4.75. II you do not need
them for this cold snap lay them
away for the winter Of 90; the
investment will be a good one.
]. B. MARTIN & co.
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ELECTION OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS.

The qualified electors Of tho city OF Lancas.
ter sre hereby nOuned that An election will be
h.ld IN The ssveral wards. At The usual places
ol ho,dipg state ana so2nty Elections, on
hours Of 7o'clock In the morning ana O'Clock
In the event q Of said day, for the purpose Of
electtng twelve persons 70 serve ~ school Di-
rectors for ths term of three years from this
nrst 1hursday in November Lext ana the
election ono In the several wards are here
by req uired to make the n0ce BeRry Of1cfal 70.
turns OF the election to the Prot honotAry.
DANIEL II. MCCORMICK.
feb6 lltd President,
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feb6 iltd

COMPETITION A GOOD THING. YOU
~ get gond DEAL of gratuitous Advertising
through IT, The attendance at the LAHcAsTnn
BUSINESS COLLEGE. 10k ksst King street, has
never pee 80 greatly augmented during any
preceding Jsnuarv since IT'S OrganiE alton,
columbia, Mount JOY. Mannheim. aountville,
Refton and Leacock have contributed their
implies is our motto II on q preliminary ex-
animation We hnd your son Or daughter In.
competent to pursue the prescribed couro
satisfactorily, we can afford TO bs honest
enough to tell you. Call ana examine our
new ~ Business Practice" the most thorough
sys en- devised. Address
JacIwd Il. q. wkIDLER, Prin.
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Tm1 MUTUAL LIrD 1UuUaAnOn 90 OF NEW YORK
STATEMENT
Inc MUTUAL Lite Insurance Co. Of New York.
McAARo A. Mecvapv, psssesnr
vos the Tear nadtns sss ,eea

1O1AI Assets. saeo oeales 50
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THE Assers ARE INVESTED 40 FOLLOWS

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y large and convenient Dvsilipg 6eooo
lnuhlenberg prUpsrty)s Noe. - ana - west
y. anGe street Also large stable ia The rear
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1lofi0a OrApge BIO som. fbose, With odors
like Mary STUART 1edO q, Pond / fies, Clover
variety that vii suit tic m0st lastioious
taste. 4 largo variety at
HUBL6Y'B DRU0 STORE.
. west King Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-13
PRISONERS FOR The PEN.
A Numb r Of New Arrivals at the Institu-
tlnu Yesterday.

A Numb Of New Arrivals At the Institu-
tiou Yesterday.
Yesterday afternoon SHerii A L Van
dale, OF Ro,ne county, arrived a, the State
penitsniiary with two prisoners in charge
He was accompanied by Special Deputies
MsssIs. Henry Hisum and George Bow
man. One OF the prisoners they brought
up WAS Samuel T. Clmmns, who was
recently found guilty Of murder, aud
was saulensed 90 imprisonment for
life. for numbering james B Smith, on tie
9Th day OF lagt June. Cummins is q big
fellow, ana be has a face that one wouldn't
care to meet on lonesome road If he hsd
sny valuables about him. TINS other pris-
o-er ia J. n Arthur, who is sentenced for
ts0 Years. for hOussAr aking.
Sheriff Eugene Baker, Of Jefferson coun-
tv. and bis special deputy, Col. Garland
Hurst, also broush, GU. three prisoners,
yesterday, convicted o. burglary.
Cummins makes thu seventeenth life
piisOnsr now IN the peLitsniiary.