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lis HAD ms REASONS.
Under the Circumstances His Alarm Wa'
Certaiely just fable.


'I'ye had my lorse and wagon stole, -
shouted an excited farmer az he rushed
into police headquarters yesterday.
"WbeIe frcus'
"Right here on The square"
An caicer YES detailed 70 - with him
and investigate, aud Gs they reached the
market Ire t5rlcr ssii:
Il .tf 'em hight over there abo5t if
teen minutes ago.
Theses q tssm aronnd The corner
There" rephed the cfiCet "Did you
have "a woman with yoa?'
Yes, my wife Say, by sol : that my
rig as surs's yCu live!'
''WhaFs the mstter, S3m?' asked the
fs as they approached.
Thought the rig wss stole
CT iast drove around TO be IN the
shade
"You 80 off the hsndle pretty easily, !
should ssy," said the officer to the man.
"Why didn't you lcok around 3 littleY'
"Say," said the msn, AZ he moved p few
steps away, OF was little h5sty, but
have reasons for il. That woman sitting
right there, humble and demure as she
@ k, has run awsy fTom me three times,
and Pm expecting the fourth calamity
every mint in the day. Go kinder hgnt
on me. She may skip me yit be'ore get
ont % town
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WELLSBURG.
Interesting New Gossip From Brooke
Couniy's Ssat.


Coun,y's SsAt.
Special Correspondence ofas Register.
WELIsBURG, July 25.-The Presbyte-
rian picnic yesterday, at Wells orchard,
was decided success The day was very
fine and the crowd of three hundred OF
more e. dyed themselves after the usual
manner of picnic. A feature of the day
was the total sbseDcs of preachers. Quite
a number OF the people made calls ct the
home of Prof. Anderson, ct least part OF
the attraction being some fine ripe peache (,
which were kindly given away.
TIE Disciples will hold their picnic at
the same place on Thursday, August l.
Rsv. A. B. Phillips is away visiting his
uncle near GAINESVILLE, o. Mr.. P. is very
fond Of his uncle.
An arrangement has been made fer a
series Of three games between the Wills.
burg Gfays and the MiDeO Base Ball Club.
One Of the games will be played here on
Saturday of this week, the record at
Mingo on Saturday, August 3,d, and the
place Of the third will be decided by lot
pure of fifty dollars will be the special
inducement. A grand stand ia now being
erected on the grounds here and it will be
ready for Saturdays game.
Mr. and Mrs. @. II Brachen and Miss
GA Everett left for Cleveland this morn
ing on the excursion on the C. & P. road.
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Tablespoonful Of Pearline
to Pail of Water

And quickest means Of washing and
WHY'S Pearline SO largely initiated?
Why do these mitators invariably select ending
in me? Why are they compelled to peddle their
offer prizes claim that their powders are as good as
Pearline, etc. etc? This is why: PEARLINE is the
best-never fails-never varies-has no equal-and IS
as harmless as the purest imported CASTLE soap Sold
rs Manufactured only by JAMES PYLE. New York
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.

New wheat Is arriving in liberal guam We u,
the price paid being SO cents per hushe!, Nhici
is an advance OF 5 cents over tire hgure ~ NY
h was Thought the market would open. OF
wheat dfopped cents per bushel, the price nov
being lust the same fer old and new, and miller
say they prefer new wheat.
Prices on flour have fallen 10 cents per par q
owing to the general decline in the wheat ma.
ket due to the coed crops when arc '"'se ''i'''
was at first anticipated ,,. -o..t
The following quotations are wholesale re'ai
prices being from so to IS cents highei; a. q,
FLoUR-Choice family -four in WOOD - Az il
GRA1S--Wheat per bushel soc; corn per bushe
42a45c: oats per bushel S2a5Sc: ~. - 49,
FTEp~Niddlings per ton 81 %; bran per to5
sl4 90. bsied hay per ton sl2 90: loose hay oil
SI2 90 per ton; new $40 90 per ton.
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Some one calculates, basing his figures
on the statement il Revelations XII, that
heaven is large enough 10 bold > $40, GOO,
COO 600. coo persons, allOSing more than
100 rooms, sixteen feet square, to each.
Well, we shall see.-NOrrist0'cR Herald.
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FOR SALE.

Eight Rrick Houses. centrally located. with
nom six 10 twelve roo rs, rams i0g In price from
81. 100 10 5000
-Four Brick Houses, one OF nine one OF five,
a two Of four rooms, on lot l00xl01-s5t00.
One seven and one five rOOme1 brick, on lot
f6xi20-si 500
one four roomed brick and three roomed frame,
lot 30Xi0O-sl 200
Twostoiy Frame, seven rooms, corner lot 65xlOo
5000
Sixteen lots, upper end Of Beawood, 25x9i- 500
each.
Several fine lots fronting on National Road,
near Wheeling Park
80 shares standard Insurance Co: IS shsres
.Etna Glass Co 25 shares American Insurance
Co; 10 shares BenwoOd Mil Co: shares War
vi X China Co; shares Belmont Mill Co.
Money 20 loan on Real Estate securitv
GEO. j. NATHISOS,
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TOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.

Convenient and commOdious suburban resi-
dence, with sixteen acres OF land, located IN
Marshall county, two and one half miles from
city line on Moundsyiile road. Railroad station
within five minutes walk. Fine bearing fruit
trees, and grapes, and Young orchard aud vine
yard coming on. All necessary outbuildings
etc. Entire property underlsid with valuable
coal vein. Excellent location for dairy. VIII be
sold at about half value II taken before July LIST
Apply 10 f. p. Mcneil No. 1lG2 Market street.
lnrlOeOd-gAdh
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LTvB STOCK.
WHEELING. TUESDAY,

WHEELING, TUESDAY, July ..
The market is fair this week, with prices en-
tirely unchanged. McSsrs. Hudson & Bayha fur
nish the following quotations:
Cattle, OOOto ,l0Olbs stock 3 aSsc per lb SIX
TO 500 lbs SaS14c per 10; 700 TO 800 lbs 2Has
per ID.
Hogs-Market fair. 4l4a41sc per ID.
Lambs-Good at 3a5c per 10.
Calvcs-3a5c per 10.
Sham AZ nor Ia
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BALTIMORE, Thursday, July Is
AT CAIVFRTON YARDS

BEEF CATrLE-There is an excts7 this week IN
the offerings of some 4 0 head over last week
and trade has been slightly more active than Il
was then, though al a slight decline in v0lles oil
i.a14c per 10 as compared with the figures then.
The quality averages up TO that Of last weeks
ofSrsngs Rather fewer sales have been made
at our top quotations than were recorded last
Thursday. We quote the range from 81 0cai -,
most sales wee at 90 sos % per 100 pounds
Prices of beef cattle this week ranged rs fol-
lows: Best beeyes 81 00a4 35; those generally
rated first quality SO 7jaa4 90; medium or good
fair quality 50 50a3 7j and ordinary thin
steers, oxen and cows 50 o0a2 rs per 100 lbs.
OF the Cattle received 696 came from Virginia,
81 from Maryland, III from Illinois, 50 from
Ohio, and 26 head from Kentucky. Total re
ceipts for the week were l007 head, against
COZ head last week, and 1907 same period last
year.
or the offerings 796 head were sold to Baltimore
butchers. and 200 TO country dealers. Total sales
for the week, 996 head, against Sl6 last week,
and 92l head same period last year.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-There is IA considerable
falling of in the number of the receipts as com
pared with that of last week. The quality is
quite as good as that OF last weeks offerings,
aud there is a full number GLANDS among them,
of which there were free shipments 10 New
York. Trade has been fairly active, but at de-
cline OF &c per pound on sheep We quote
butchers sheep at 2Aa415e per pound gross
Receipts Of sheep and lambs this week 5,Sls
head.
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SCR SaIs.
TOR SALE

price, 81, 80. -
Good Eight-room House In Triadelphia: price,
$500. Double Brick Dwelling. with two Store
Rooms, on Main street; price, s3,501.
Stock OF General Merchandise - Groceries,
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Drugs Notions,
&c in the town OF MOundsville, W. Va. Good
stand. Good trade. Good reason for selling.
Terms 20 suit purchaser. For full particulars ap-
ply 10 CAMPBELL & CO, Real Estate Agents,
ie2I No. 1913 Market Street
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MY G1oDg.

NEW YORK, July 25-The market was I'M
changed and fteady. The assignment OF Lewis
BIothers x Co. produced a sensation, but excite
the widest sympathy, as they have over a NIL
lion surplus IL is expected that creditors will
grant the extension necessary for them 10 60 on.
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STEAMER BELLAikE.
Daily Trip. CITY Tne-e.S5, Si5 and llSo q.
ll.. 2'f no $50 %. 20. 80.
-rrdav rrip-s and 10 a. m; $50, $50 and $50
g. w.
..r ETErrrNG AND ELH GROVE 6AlLKOAD
y Oh aud srcr Monday, April ~, l.Sy trains
c- .lc Wheeling snd A.n Grove hai--c@e Val
san .s follows:
Leave wheeling. Leaves Wheeling PARK.
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Ulbegliu9 &e9isttr
Trarrltrs' @uiae.

a RRIvAL ANDDEPARTURE OF TRAINS
= FVrIANRrfOS or REFERENCEMARKS. fDaily,
fs1riav exc pied MONDAY excepted ssun-
fav only saturday excepted. Saturday only
~ ws-iltr Nav H. 1852 Wheeling time
WATCH IL inst one hour earlier than Central
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Metal Market.

NEw YORK, July 25.-Pig Iron, steady; Amer
loan SIS 5Nai7 50. Copper neglected Lead'
Guiet and heavy at s. S719 Tin, dull and easisF
straits sl9 70.
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GINSENG.

WHEELING, TUESDAY, July %.
The market for ginseng is weak and prices
have declined. For large bold root 81 so is the
outside price; good average root 81 Is.
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Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. R.

departure and arrival of Trains at Wheeling
Eastern Time. Schedule I'm effect May l2th, lssJ
MAIN LINE EAST.
TOT baltimore, Philadelphia ana New York,
100 q m $40 ana ll:50 p. m, daily aud 500 a.
Except Sunday - ~ '''
SraiIon Accommodation, $40 .. m, daily.
Moundsyille Accommodation 5.l5 A. u. and
l-Vi ana o'lO p m, Except sunday.
- ARRIVE
FROM New York, Philadelphia and Raltimo-a
9'vS a. m. aud 1879 ?. m. snd 100 p. m. dsiiy.
Cumberland Accommodation, 500 n N T..
cent Sunday. , '''-' "a
SSiaiton Accommodation, 1880 p. M. daily.
Moundsyille Accommodation. 5I5 m ana
I'iO and 1i0 p m, Except sunday
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STATES Dull.
RYr-unAn.-


RALEoADs-We3k: sales only S7iI00l
sf0CEs-The stock market was weak 50 the
openi1g This morning hut soon recovered and
alFauc q stead ly throughout the remainder o.
the day, scoring gains D fore the close. First
prices were an from % per cent below las.
evenings Missouri Pacific aud the new G. G. K
81 j. sock l-d I'm a decline whica followed.
AMER This The market became intensely dull,
hut ca mccd IL tone decidedly for the better.
The fluctuations were made within the
uarrowest limits, except for tire specisly weak
stocks al the first hour. In the afternoon there
was d react on, and most OF the list began 10 al,
vance. and toward the close Atchison, Missouri
Pacific ST. Paul and Sugar Trust and others were
very prominent for strength. The marke. closed
quiet but strong az the best pices OF the day.
There were a few fractional declines for the day,
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Address R.g..ls.i Lsl9l Containing Currency |;
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BAN q
New Orleans, Ia,
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Through tickets and baggage checked TO al
points.
For rates and other information. sdirce
fR2D Eu5EAkN, 1faT. lss. Aga
Whe2arC. "a. Na.
~. = RCBfE6OE. C6. gt, Ar-l.
PRff4reJafc. s.. u,
". H. OSBORN. 3. T. A., Tonemy,O.
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Leave the Cirv So 7.a1 A. 40. and rln every honr
cxceut Church Train 30 9.i5 p IN. Leave Wheel
~ PARK % 500 s m. and run every hour Cul,
1000 D. TO-. except Church Trains, Mhlca WI.
-s.l5 and g.l5D. ul. q. HlE-CH,
Superintendent
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CLAREMONT STOCK YARDS,

Arrivals ofLive Stock at Claremont Stock Yards
via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for tie week
ended July 2l.-2S6 cars, containing 2,4i9 Cattle,
ia Calves, 10 Cos Sheep and Lambs, 4,j9) Hogs,
and 80 Horses.
Shipments to New York, Philadelphia, SC,
500 Cattle, 96 Calves l. 81 Sheep and Lambs
l ,O59 Hogs, and IS Horses
All Hoss and Sheep sold In these Yards are at
gross weight. ReceiDts this week 253S head,
against 1886 last week. Fair 10 good Hogs sold
at S. 20, and heavy at 81 81; Toughs at 81 70 per
100 lbs.
Receipts Of sheep ST head with sales at IS Goa
1 50 per 100 los, and Lambs from to 81 cents
Der H.
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TRANs.uaIo DIVISION

80 For Chicago, $40 and $50 a N. and $50 and
en- Cincinnati Express, $50 a. N. and HIS p. m.,
Columbus Accommodation. 90 p. m. EXCEPT
- Cialrsyille Accommodation. go A N. and
~ and $50 p. rn., Except sunday.
ARRIVE.
Chicago Express, l2iS e. m $50 and So 4. ri,
and 6:l0 p n daily.
Cincinnati Express, As a. m. and $40 D. m,
daily. y 49,
columbus Accommodation, l0s0 a. n. TX.
cept Sunday.
St. Clsiryile Accommodation, io:iO a. m. and
liO and 5Io p. m, Except sunday.
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Commissioners Sale Of Real Estate,
I N THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF WHEELING
4 Ohio County. West Virginia.
AlOnZO Hanke

I N THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF WHEELING,
l. Ohio County. West Virginia.
AlOnzO Hanke
We In Chancery.
Charles Bfemer and Others
Pursuant 10 a decree Ia the above cause en-
tered by said Court on the so n day OF March, \.
y. lsS9. the undersigned Special Commits Toner
Will, on
FRIDAY, THE 18th DAY OF AU-
GUST. a. ID. 1859,
commencing At 10 O'Clock a m, sell at publ c
auction TO the highest and best bidder at the
front door OF the Court House OF said county, in
the City Of Wheeling, West Virginia, the real
estate Of the said Charles Bremen, o at is TO say:
All that certain Iiece or parcel of ground situate
and lying in that part OF the City OF Wheeling
formerly called the town Of South Wheeling"
in the County Of Ohio State Of West Virginia,
and known as the north half Of Lot Numbered
Five (5l, in Square Numbered Sixteen 90 in
said city.
TERMS OF SALE-Shall be one third and 30
much more SIS the purchaser may elect 10 pay In
cash on the day of sale, the residue in two equal
payments in one aud two ye grs, the purchaser
giving bond thereon, aud the title 10 be re-
tanned until the whole of the purchase money
is Paid. L. :. JORDAN
Special Commissioner
Thereby certify that bond with security has
been given by the said Special Commissioner as
required by law and the decree OF said Court.
JOHN W. MITCHELL.
Clerk OF the Circuit Court OF Ohio County, West
Virginia jyl3eb
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GRAND MONTHLY DRAWEN6,
Al the Academy Of Music. New Orleans,
Tuesday, August 3, 1883.
CkPITAL PRI2R. S300. OOO.

100000 Tickets az Twensy Dollars
each. HaIvos SIO3 Quarters e.;
Tent5E 81; TwentIeths 81.
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AGENTS WANTED.

RS-F0r Club Rates, or any further Information
desired, write legbly 10 the undersigned, clearly
stating your residence, with State County, Street
and Number More rapid return mai delivery
viii he assured b. your enel05inS a. ERysiops
Bearing Your full address.
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ONO RIVER RAILROAD.

Time Table tgkins eject May &C. iSss F,,
fengeT trains Will run e. foiloFs-Coutra Tii.s.
All trains daily except those market tlufi
Thioh 90 not run ol Sunday.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

-stooiss higher Flour Unchanged -
| Wheat Lower.
New YoRK July 2j.-&oney easy st DAB per
| cent last loan al ~ per cent closed offered at
| - per cent; prime mercantile paper 81 fa6H
/ per tent. sterling exchange more act We Gnd
weak az 49, 4ais7A.
/ GOvERSMENTs-Dul.
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W p An nIr1srnN

- T : y D. DIV I0IUN.
For Pittsbnrg, 500 and 7.25 a. m, daily, $40
Except sunday, and SHOP m, daily.
washington Accommodates, $50 p. n, TX.
cept sunday
Pittsburg Excursion 100 p. m, Sunday only.
ARRIVE
From PittsbuTg $50 a. m. daily. 1870 T. L.,
Except Sunday, 6.55 and ll:lO p. m. daily.
Washington Accommodated, sos A m cally,
Except Sunday.
Piitsburg Excursion Train. li50a. H., Sunday
only CHAS. O. sCULL.
myl4 Genera! PASSENGER AGENT.
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Cincinnati Horse and Mule Market

CINcINSATI, July 20.-Duriug the past wefl
the market has been rather steady. the demand
being principally local. with supply OF stool
ufllcient 10 fill al orders. Driving horses ma!
be quoted at Sl2ja2OO: saddle do Sl25a2DO; dai
60 Sl25a200: streeters do s9Oallj; Southern chunk
s50aS0. Mules, aged four to eight years, 49, {,
iG hands. sl25al5O fifteen to fifteen and hal
hands, sl0al25; fourteen and half TO iilteet
hands, s90aliO; fourteen to fourteen and q hal
hands s65as5. Supply of mules light
Fifth Street Stab.es-ihere was IA fair demand
mainly local, during the week but owing 10 th'
LIGHT supply business was dull. Drivers anC
street-car horses were principally wanted, tn'
supply OF the latter class being pecially short
Quotations: Driving and saddle horses sl25s
$500 DART horses, medium, Sl35al65; do heavy
sl65s2OO. street-car horses s90al20. Mules, ioul
TO eight years, sixteen TO sixteen and hal
hands, sli5al65; do fifteen and half TO Sixteel
hands, Sl25all5; do fifteen to fifteen and hal
hands sil5al25: do fourteen and a half 10 nlteer
hands. SgOalI5: do fourteen to fourteen and hal
hands S70ag0.
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IMPORTANT.
Address "a. a. DAuPEES,

Or; 81. a. DAUPRIHs
&aghingt0s, -. g.
BY ordinary letter. containing Money or.
der issued by all Express Companies, New York
Exchange, Draft or Postal Note
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BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK YARDS.
MOSDAY Iuly - 1850

swINE-Trade FIR hogs is only moderately
active. The quality is like it has been for sew
eaTal weeks past. Common or heavy hogs con
tinue, and are likely TO continue, hard TO sell,
owing to the low price obtained for lard. quo
tstions are without change from last week, ana
range a6 GHa6% cents, with few very prime
ght hogs a shade higher heavy hogs sell down
10 6 cents. Most s-les OF good light hogs AT SIC
per pound net. Receipts this week 1881 head
PHILADELPHIA, July 20 The receipts at the
We Philadelphia and North Pennsylvania
Drove Yards were: For the week, 1881 beeves,
s COO sheep, $500 hogs. Previous week, 1850
beeves, 900 sheep, 6,50l hogs.
Beef Citle-Were active at Al advance Of 10
to l5c per 100 pounds. We quote; Extra, &c,
good, 43sai3Ec; medium, 4ail4c; common, S19a
356c, fat cows, 219a:'Sc
Sheep-Tne market was fairly active at dc
cline Of &c Extra, 5c good. 4%af54c medium,
3Aai1fc common, 5aS54c; culls, 2a3}2c.
Hogs weie active and 1laI{c higher. We quote
70 800 lbs, 6l8a61sc; extra heavy sows, $50 lbs
Fat cows were in moderate demand at 2lIaS3se.
slippery Cows were fairly active at SO Goa
% 90.
Bologna Cows we've in poor request at s. GOA
sfSich Calves were duh Mt 4aoc
Mich Cows were in poor demand at SIS GOA
80 co.
CHICAGO, July 25.-Cattle, receipts 1900 head;
shipments, 1000 head; market steady; beevcs
81 lOa4 IS: steers IS 30ai D; stocAers and feed
ers 81 90a2 TO- cows bulls aud mixed So GOA
co.
Hoss-Receipts 1900 head; shipments 900
head; market slow at 5alOc lower; mixed 81 Boa
%; heavy 81 2Jal 90; light 81 35al 90; seekers
So 5O6i 40
sheep-Receipts 6,O)O head; shipments ] 900
head; market steady; western So 5Oai 20; Tex
ans 50 coal %; lambs 81 jOai %.
EAST LIBERTY. July 2j.-Cattle-Reeeipts 500
head, shipments 600 head; nothing doing; AL
Tn Ough cOnSgnmenis.
HOgs--Receipts aud shipments 900 head; mar
ket firm; Workers 81 7jai 50; medium and light
Philadelphia 81 70al %; heavy hogs 81 30ai 80.
Sheep--Receipts, l,6J) head; shipments, 1000
head; market far; prccs unchanged.
CIScINNATI. o., July 25.-Hogs, higher com
mon and light SO 75al IS: packing ana butchers
81 l0a4 60. Receipts, 300 head; shipments, 120
head.
Cincinnati Horse and Mule market.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-04
Charged with Robbinr Ills Friend.

Samuel Jacobs, of Mountville, with his
wife and large family of children, came to
Lancaster on Saturday to visit William
Clark, puddler, who lives ON Columbia
avenue. To make matters solid with Clark
Jacobs brought u bottle of whisky. Both
he and Jacobs drank freely on SATURDAY.
night, and Clark finally became so drunk
that he went to sleep on the floor. Clark
had $3.50 in his pockets when he went TO
sleep and when he awoke several hours
afterwards his money was gone.
rs there was income near him but Jacobs
lie accused him of robbing him. Jacobs
denied the charge. Complaint was made
against him for robbery before Alderman
Halbach. Jacobs was arrested by Con-
stable Kline and committed to Jail for
hearing.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-04
Died In Philadelphia.

Mrs. Barbara Afllebach, formerly Of
Millersville, died on Saturday afternoon at
the residence OF her son-in-law, Rev. Charles
Roads, at No. 500 North 10th street, Phila-
delphia, in tho fist year Of her age. She
moved from Millcrsville TO Philadelphia
last spring, and had been suffering from
dropsy for the past five months. She was
the widow of William Afliebach, who was
killed during the war. Her children,
besides Mrs. Roads,are William Af1lebach,
the well known tobacco man Of this city,
John and Harry.wh reside at Millersville.
She was a member of tho Methodist church
at Millersvile. The funeral Will take place
from the residence of her son Harry, In
Millcrsville, Tuesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock,
and the internent will be made at the
Mennonite church.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-04
An Old soldiers Death and Burial.

John Lipp, tho old soldier who died at
the county hospital on Thursday, was
buried yesterday morning from the resi-
dence OF Joseph Iarner, No. 40 East King
street. and Notwithstanding the inclemcnt
state OF the weather the funeral was largely
attended. The burial service was conducted
by Rev. John Swank assisted by Chaplain
\. {. Leonard. Though Mr.. Lipp did not
belong to any Grand Army post the follow
ing members of Posts 81 and l05 acted as
pail bearers; J. ID. Landis A Peters, II.
l.. /. Butt, Ill. Stamm, J. Shirley, L. Rint2
A. Heanes ata4 A4vrftitt,,,t-rr;- tiru tnrUT-
ment being made in the soldiers lot, in
Lancaster cemetery. Mr.. Lipp was faith
ful soldier during the late war and an
industrious citizen until that terrible
disease, consumption, which he contracted
in the service, so prostrated him that he
could no longer follow his usual vocation.
A widow and five small children survive
him. He had applied for but never re-
ceiyed q pension.