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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-15
aRATEFUL--OOMFORTINa
Epps's Cocoa

bLbIiLlIAI III
''By thorough knowledge OF the natural law
which govern the operations OF digestion anc
nutrition, and by careful application OF the fni
properties OF well-selected Cocoa, Mr. kp1s hai
barored beverage which msy save US many
heeyy doctors bills. Il r. by the judiciOus use
OF such articles OF diet that n constitution nay
be gradually built up until strong enough TO re
siEt every tendency TO disease. hundreds o.
SUBTLE maladics arc floating around MS ready lC
stack wherever there is 3 weak point. We may
escape many fatal shaft By keeping ourselves
we'll fortified with pure blood and 4 properly
uourished frame. - Girl Service Gdsett.
Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold
only fa half pound tins by Grocer, labelled thus
IIuEc rppS & m HOEGOPATHIC CHEMISTS
)SmIiS LIZ q, TS = ScI London. England.
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FOR SALE.
Six RO0med House With Bath Room,

Natural and Illuminating Gas. The house is
lew sn1 in perfect repair; ocstion very desir.
abe at No. III outh Penn street. Price low, II
s)ld At once. u SMITH,
iQlia No 1910 Main Street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-15
Chicago.

CHICAGO. January 14.-Wheat was &C
tive and largely traded in to-day closing
prices showed declines Of 14c from Satur-
day. Corn quiet most OF the session
Trading in oats was fair. PROVISIONS
moderately active. FlOur-Weaker at ga
1Oc lower. Wheat Cash No. 2spring 94sa
94.c; No. 3 spring s0a9Oc; No. 2 red gag
94sc; January 94sa96tc, closing 94sc; Feb
ruary 95!a97sc, closing at 953ci May
s9caS1 Ol3. closing at 993 July 81 3a933c,
closing at 91tc. Corn-Cash and January
83lc; March 345c; May Sole. Oats-Cash,
January and February 24sa243c; May
273 a27{c, closing at 27sc. Rye-No. 2
47ic Flax Seed-At 81 6S4. Timothy
ssed-AtS1 50. Mess Pork-Cash, Jan
naTv and March Sl3 90; May $l3 25i
I3 573 closing at Sl3 % Lard-Casb and
January 81 OBJ; March 81 12!; May 81 25a
: A., closing at 81 %. Bulk Meats
Short ribs Sc 10; shoulders IS 80 short
clear 81 S7i. Whisky-At$l O3. Sugars
-Cutloaf sassc; granulated lsc; standard
A 7Ic. Butter-Neglectedi fancy cream
erv 22a26c; choice fine 2Oa22c; fine dairy
f6,19s; good to choice 123al4c' Eggs
Easy at lie.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-15
TOR SALE.
Drug Store,

In the town Of Sardis, Ohio, located Il miles
south of Wheeling, W. Va, on the Ohio River
and Ohio River Railroad. A splendid opportu-
nifty for physician. For further information
| call on or address A. G. NETTER,
ialb Sarlis Ohio.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-15

PHILADELPHIA, PA, January ID
r, . weak. Ohio and other western
r E ,OS "a 75a5 90; straight s. 0Oa5 % %
winter patent fair to choice % , 4y'o oo w.
WbeatIDull and lower; uugraoea So q 8
No > red January 94ic; February s1ta
ot T March 96a963c; April 973s9S3ci
S Msv o9saS1 90. Corn-steady; No. 4
led 80, on track Soc; No. 2 mixed January
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TRUSTEES SALE
ROney's Point Property.

10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
- to me as trustee, by August Heimberger,
trustee, and Catherine Heimberger, bearing date
on the 18th day Of November, A. D. 1854, and re
corded in the Office Of the Clerk Of the County
Court for Ohio county, West Virginia, in Deed Of
Trust Book No. p, pages 523 and j2i, will pro
ceed 10 sell at public sale, at the front door ofthe
Court House. for said Ohio county, in the city
OF Wheeling, on
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-15

Baggage Checked N points.
". ]. ROBINSON, Genl Pass. Agent
PGrkersburg, W. V.
FRRD HUSEMEN, Trsv. Pass. Ag't
Wheeling w Va
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PRODUCE.
Now York.

NEW YORK, January 14-FlOur-Re-
ceipts 81 l26 packages; market dull and
heavy and 5a1Oc lower; sales -, $50 bar
rels; low extras s. 15a3 90; winter wheat
low grades s. 15a3 go. Corn Mellow
or; yellow western 50 65a3 90. Wheat
Receipts $50 bushels; sales 6, 632 600 bush
els futures. and $500 bushels spot spot
market dull and heavy and &c lower; No.
l red 81 OF, No l white 81 90; No . Chi
csgo nominal; options active, irregular and
lower and pic under Saturday; No. red
January 96l; February 97ta99sc, closing
at 97sc; March 9S3ca1 005 closing at
9s4; May 81 O1ial O34, closing at 81 OF
June 81 DIAL %. closing at 81 Of; July
97Ac; August % a96c, closing at 93sc; De
cembsr 96c Corn-Receipts 32S, IA
bushels; exports Is, 362 bushels; sales 65S, :
600 bushels futures and 235, OOO bushels
spot: spol market fairly active; upgrsGed
mixed 39a45c; steamer mixed 4Osa42sci
options fairly active but lower; January
Ale; February age; March 45sc; April
45fc: MAY 45l. Oats-Receipts 81, 900
bushels; sales % 600 bushels futures and
1O3. 600 bushels SPOT; market moderately
sctive; spot No. > white SAGE; mixed west
ern 2sa32c; white do 33l39!c; NJ, ? Chi
cago 32ic. e-Options steady aud D
points above Saturday; January, February,
March. April, May June and July l5.l5a
II 4Oc; August, September, October and
December IS 25al5. 60c; spot Rio dull at
lie Sugar Qoiet and steady. Molasses
-Nominel; so test Die; New Orleans
quiet; open kettle, prime to choice, Boa
| i3c. Rice-Firm. Petroleum-Stesdy
crude Sc I5a7 Is; refined 81 90; United
sole. Cotton Seed Oil-Weak; crude
i6,; yellow 5la52c. TallOw-Quiet Rosin
-Qaiet. TuTpentine - Quiet Eggs
Ouiet; western Isle. Pork-Welk; old
mess Sl4 0Oa14 -; new meas Sl4 25al4 Oh:
Cut Meats-Dull. Lard-Depressed and
lower: western steam s. 60; January 81 60;
February s. 50; March 81 50; April s. 55i
Nav 81 So; June s. %; August 81 6li
September 81 81. Butter-Weak; western
dairy 14a2Oc; do creamery 17a27c. Cheese
Strong; western 11a11ic. Pig Iron
Steady. Copper-NOminal; lake w 90
Lsad-Quiet at s. ST. Tin-Heayyi
straits S2l 70.
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KINNEY PAINS

nInVln Skin and Scalp preserved aud beautiheC
HHhI 1 bv CrTICURA INDICATED SOAR.
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T5IIsTaVG LINIKIENT RaU STANG LlNlM II en- !

silS LAME HEALS STS INSECT BITES
CURES RHEUMAl0A' BREASTS q iAN1o'
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-01
a Fins school Entertsinm sns

The scholars OF the Octorsro academy
gave q very crsditsble entertainment In
the public hall at Q 1arryville last evening,
the special feature Of which was the fine
bass singing of Prot. Roberts, whose voics
10 rich and powerful They recently gave
an entertainment OF Georgetown, which
melted snug sum for the needs OF the
school. The school. which has only been
In existence since November, 10 in Q pros
porous condition and with the supervision
OF the Rsv. Anderson and the efficiency of
Professor Roberts itpromlses 70 DO success
~ we'll - . great advantage TO the COM
mupity.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-01
llea lN aAsr ponEoAr.


4 0orssspsuoeas Noes eens nuslnsss, PeR-
s1esl go soesai Nsws.
Tobecco buyers are around In large mum.
oesu throughout Eagt Donegal buyipg mp
tho weed. 4 great many Of our farmers
have disposed Of their seed leaf crops st
faif nsurea Lsst wednesday N immsnse
quantity Of seed leaf wss delivered at
Marietta and loaded on cara for I.edermap,
Of Lancaster. Our Havana crop remains
unsold, but Will md ready market, % II b
. good crop.
The Rock Point Komlcal X omedy kom.
pany will give Q grand entertainment OF
the Rock Point school house, on Saturday
evening", Aafch o.
Local politics are again quisting down
since the election on February l9.h., which
was . great victory for the Democrats.
There IVES quite contest for the offioss Of
school directors and supervisors there wss
. steady vote polied and considerable
scratching done Those candidates who
favor q long school term we're elected.
Following 10 the consolidated vote for
school director: Martin v. Fry go, n. H.
Becker 275, Samuel 3. Knybill 2I6, Simon
L. Brandt 800 Mr. brandt u Q Democrat,
and this II the third time he hes been
elected to the important ofiioe OF school
director with sweeping msjoritiea. 0sorge
T. Grosh, Democrat was elected supervisor
jacob Myers, Democrat, constable, John
H0useal, Judge Of l0:h district
There will b joint debate some time Ia
March between the Rockpointites, OF Ess'
Donegal, and tho Salungaites, Of West
Hempfeld, two OF the most fourishing
lyceums In the county.
The new farm buildlnas Of Mr.. Jacob e.
Mumma are now completed and hs hes
already moved from his "Wsinut Hollow
farm" Into his new mansion, where he and
bis family enjoy ths cczy and comfortable
quarters OF . model residence. Mr..
Mumma's house 10 briok structure and ID
etted throughout with oil the modern
appliances.
The subjso OF "how to heat and ventilats
our school houses" 10 seriously discussed
BY our directors and patrons. The directors
have thoroughly tried heating the rooma
By means OF hot cir furnaces, but the system
proved 10 be failure.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-01
y, Ms. : sscrs,sna .,fs Of a. =. Hawthorn. IL

Mrs. osorsiana, wife OF a. r. Hawthorn, In
soth year Of her age.
respectfully invited to attend tho fanerAl
from her iase residence. No. els Church street,
on sunday afternoon at 2H O'Clock. Preach.
ing at the New Mcnnonite Reformed church
on German STREET. lntermcnt at woodward
Hiu. std
waro Leeds. In the soth year Of his age.
1bs relatives ana friends of no family, also
Lancaster MGnnerchor, are respectfully in.
vited 70 attend the fnnerAl from his late resi-.
dencc. No en- North Queen street. ON sunday
afterno Don, at O'Clock. 1nterment 1t Lancas.
ter cemctery. 81
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O1ATHH

Coon In Net hanicsburg. on the 27tl inst !.
Mrs. Martha Good. In ths 77th year OF her ave.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
fIom the house OF Dr. Weidler. Meebsnics,
barg, on saturday mornin AT 10 O'Clock In
terment At Carpenters Charch. West Irl
township. -.
, kLls.--on the Ethinst., In this ciiy, N. o.
Anne. IN the 'itn year OF his age.
The Relatives and friends of the family srs
respectfully Invited TO attend ths funeral
from his late issieer oe. MOI 2ls East Ring
King street. On Saturday Afternoon At two
o'cioss. Interment private, atds
HAsIsoas In this city, on The 18th ip,t.
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MHEKHTS.
RsW HsrE narasa

new H0eE marGoa
NBw YonR, March l.-Tlour market quiet
at unchanged prices. City MIL extras, Is %
q; ninnesouA extra, % eco 20; supernne,
:, Wheat quiet; No. Red. state, NCs;
S nay. as OK; reesie., CO., .'n!sT; sss; Ass,: ss,p
Corn steady No. Mixed. cash. A5c Mar,
tsHe; April as'kc receipts, ~ go shipments.
Data steady No whiie state, 500; NO q
oo. Slc; no. 2snired, Mar, 3oxc Aprib
sifc receipts. 1900; shipments, 3c
barley quist NO. Canada. soossc.
Pork quiet; Mess. Ge e00i2 % for new mesa
Lao quiet; April, "a ~ Nay ana Jnne, " ia.
MolAspes quiet New Orleans, oIQ3jc.
Turpentine strong ~ 4gko,
nOsin fair Al el U71{0l lex.
Petroleum dull i66dn0d IN bbIs. ~ TO-
1retshts quiet grain 70 Hull, 5d
Butter duil Waotern Creamery. 2s02sko.
Cheese 0u,l Ohio At 1OoIl&c
nGEs weak: state. lcoitXo; western, l,X
Sugar steady; Refinery OutlOAf. 81; 0rau urIa.
TED. 20 Mould A.. ~.
Nice nominal prime city. S-l0s.
Jallow duli prime city, b06kc.
Conee strong fair CarGOas. Tor Mo. 49,.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-01
RecsptiOa nad BAuo uss,

The Fin aud Feather club, OF this city, sr
association OF gentlemen fond OF hshing snt
cunning, gave . reception and banquet ai
their rooms last evening to their fellow
membsr, Alderman A. +. Donnelly.
Speeches were msde by Msssrs. Dietrich
and Riley, Of LsDanon; Keller, Waldbaur
and Sseinwsndsi, Of this oity; Duets and
solos we're sung BY II. y. Msllinger. Lewis
Hoffman, Walters, doodhesrt and others.
The party broke up ct . ssasonsbls hour
after heartily congratulsting the alderman
on his SUCCESS at the late election.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-01
rax EDEN RI LEoriON GASES.
= Member OF Democssss Have aeHtiags u
fore AldsrmAn Deen,


fore AldsrmAa Dsen.
An undue proportion Of the rather scanty
population OF Eden townsphip gathered
3nto end packed 70 the ceiling Alderman
DooA'e little otiice this morning. The occa-
olon was The hearing OF number of the
1oaoiDg Democrats of the township, prose-
ee1ed b. N about equal number OF Reput.
\ - politicians for alleged interference
vuh the election officers ct tho contest last
Novo0bsS. The whole thing arose out of
\ - reiuaal Of the Republican election
e0eers to reoeive the vote Of John p. N.
3lo1A Who 10 siugle man, assessed, doing
1onoeess and paying taxes In Eden, but
- 11ves with his father on the township
- running through the elder Raub's
1ousA The prosecuted oiiicers sued Raub
wnseemptipg 10 vote illegally, and Messra.
- = end Geo. w. Hensel. it,, Issac Mont
Uooory and X. n. S,auffsr for interference
NooA The election tfli cers. The evidence
o1o1od that Rsub was assessed, and had q
1lB1e 70 vote and that there Was nothing
u1o Than the usual contention and alter
Golton over disputed voters. The msgts.
Dooo resssved his decision until 10 o'clock
Dmosrow morning.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-01
OnURCH ENTERTAINMENTS
ohSets bszssr Opening Last Evening -Grace
OhuIoh supper Over.

Oaseh sbhN ssS oponbuk Aoet 1vcutok or8Ce
OhuIoh supper Over.
Last evening bsz iar for the benefit OF
O!iyot Baptist church was opened In the
room over ID. Y. Stsokhouse's shoe store on
East X ing street. The room 10 very prettil y
trimmed and there are tables with, lemon
sde, confections, h1wers, fancy work, &c.
which are offered for sale. Mrs,
Joseph II. BIggs is the chief man.
aser OF the affair aud she n assistsd
by the following ladies' Mrs. jacob CIV
Ter, Mrs Susan Balr. Mrs. Ann Lefever,
Mira. Annie dorreoht, Misses Lizzie
Eicholtz, Vena Zogler, Annie Sides, Bessie
BIges, Emma Hagen. Martha Givier, Hattie
Wilson, Lille Stauiisr, Ada and Ella
Ruth, Hattie Lsfever, May Nswlln, Sallie
Herr, Mamie KAunels. The bazaar was
well attended last evening, and II will DO
kept open tonight aud tomorrow night.
The supper OF the ladies' OF Grace Luth.
eran church closed last evening. 1t had
b,sn quito su ,csssful for two nights.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-01
q oesP J0mp Of q Horve

4his morning man named Weaver was
Gqyasg along the Btrasburg turnpike near
600neckei's nesting housa His horse
- eitohed to dog cart and he became
Deoned. He ran to the side Of the turn
- md Jumped over hedge feucs, which
% Along The way. As he was on one
ooqooDd The cart on the other he could not
uDea IL vas found necessary to LIT the
Nmt oves on the side with the horse. There
~ 10 damage.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-01
A Policeman Bou ueed.

Henry Dare, o: the Seventh ward, wbe
was recently suspended from the polio,
foroe for being intoxicated while on duty,
and then reinsta'ed until March lsf, In
hopes that he would DO able to get work,
has nov been permauentiy laid of. HIS
successor isex Lister Carrier William Deem,
who will serve until April when Constable
Merringer will 70 on the force.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-01
ne City PsyinxOn.

4 3hls = pey day for the city police and
uo0eedS Of the IRE department, and the
ouoooasoe's ofhcs ct City hsll presented q
~ lively appearance this morning while
- mon we're receiv ing their "ssuff." To
Ueesow The other employees receive thsll
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-01
What shs MAJ or n .d

kabe Miller, Joe Friedman and James
Aoess seree dirty looking 1smps, were
- - me woIkbouss for IL days each by
osyos this morning. John Smith,
ovo0 Houston, Tom Jones, W. &. spaniard
- 0eesgs DAviss. oil OF who a were in
oeeh - work. we're dischaFgsd.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-01

TOBACCO Buyers Contract Books, Receipt
fooks' sample Tags. &c, printed at the INTEL
iiSssosR Office AT short notice. Price, rea-
sonaoo- Woik urst-ciaSs. feb. tfd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-01
asows Kl,i sheep'

Yeelssdsy morning . pair Of dogs got
- Drove OF sheep belonging TO
- OoalsS, Who resides In Colersin
eeeip. near kbkwood. They killed
~ - We sntcaais, and would have Put
- o~ u The wsy bad . pssser By not
oovestd ttem end drove them cff.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-01
re Rspsssys Read to JAos,,

~1ossn 8uIkhoiocr yesterday took TIC
Dsaeve OF James II. Jacobs to The prison
~ toed II 70 the condemned man In his
~ as had nothing 10 say aud was sp-
nDnnsly unDoved,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-01

The following In the relative grade Of
papils, by GLASSES, In attendance at tho boys'
high school during the months Of January
and February. Two hours' homo study
per day ex pected from each pupil
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-01
no ep.cial uoInm,,,.a

~ special committss OF councils held 9
eoeaeg lest evening. Some work was
\ 9oeod to b done ss the water works, and
0o9o1oo that little business was transacted.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-01

GREAT sacrirce sale OF boots ana shoes a,
John hiemenz's. Shoes At half price Fee his
advertis sment ltd,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-01

- - luo slsnder easss brought by Geo.
so4 of BasevtIis. against Wsnser
- esetiSoioss died thsir award this
U1e6 Trey sv' me p'siuttd q, 900
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-01
RSH AD DHsRr1ssxxxrs.
RDW vARrleRNxNrs
NEXT Door 10 Tns COURT HoUsn
SHIRT BARGAINS !

rscetved to-day Special Shirts
Anchor
bosom ana nev9 cold ~ centL
Muln
Snnt manufactured,
our CENT end Shirts cent level
Az our LAundced Shirts reduced - ~
.ev Insy ccsd Shirt reduced g s5 cents Ony
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Lancaster. Pa.

nRPHANs' COUkT SALE OF kEAL
" kSrATs-Puisu suant TO an order OF the
Orphans Court OF Lancaster County, ,La nm.
derigned, administrator of the estate OF John
". hubley, DECEASED, wit sell at public sale
the real estate of tald deceased, being a tWc-
story Brick Dwelling House, with brick back
building and other improvements. and the lot
OF g,ound theret o belonging, situated 80. sOS
south Prince street, Lancas or, Pa. contain.
Ing In front on Prince street 20 feet and x g..
tending In depth of that width eastward lis
feet to six feet wide common alley IunninR
south from ConestOea street, together with
the rig hit to uss said alley.
The premises are SOLD subject t , mortgage
OF 70. Purchase money payable April /,
1889 One-thtrd OF purchase money altar tha
payment OF debts OF said deceased TO n matn
charged on the premises as dover during ths
lifetime OF Sarah l.. Hubiey, widow, the In.
terest thereof ayahle to hs annually and al
her death the principal to bs paid Il ihe hei:s
of John w. Hubley, deceased
Sale 10 be held at the Fountain Inn Hotel,
aouth Queen strest, Lancaster, Pa. on hurs'
day, March Z, lSS9. at ~ o'clock D. IN
SARAH l.. HU UbLEY, Acministrstrix
JOEL l. HAIsHs. Auctioneer. ISIS a2Ami
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-01

ODeu1ofA, Mefch, Ian adjourned
< on4 e eoauell IVES held last evening.
!: UDoo peeosns: MomrA Bennett, Cas.
4Dogs5, drove Jaokson, Nifiln, steven.
- Wlleoa. Absent NJ. Cramer.
~ 0oo0oo committee repoftod having
- osos ~ booksos Tsx Collector Boyd
~ oDuno toxos unoolleolod . follows
4; ~ <nonn4 oAo74 single msn sn tenants,
8 III Noa1ess viii - ssat b dollnqueats to
- q besoro April 18Th, Whsn real
= tn1oo VIII - sued oct and single
~ ~ tenants posted In the council
q q enosnsns q The nnsncss Of The borough
ylgesonied md ordered 70 b printed.
- psopoety committee presented the
e ~ seorss TOR the year, properly
~ "a security astached.
Ma =. Klnn prevented his resignation as
6 ouUa aaditcs, having bssn elected .
. 0ro4ollDaA The rosignation Was accepted.
& ~ - decided 10 leave The new police
G1moooo boe the new council
II - ogg1nisselon Of the new council has
- po1eponed until Thursdsy evening
01G4 = sone members dssire to attend the
= onDGngua1on.
- uooa0 healing apparatus, repaired BY
ooolEs = Lsncoatsr, hes given frstcl
Z on11oe1oa during the past winter.
1Gmm 0ruvs, KIM, Stevenson, Fo,ry,
I 111n1so, Republican members OF the new
oDooeils held caucus lest night and deci.
: - upoo The following officers for the nsw
4 o1uaeu: President, q. w. Stevenson SEQ
1DonEys Dr.. 8. A. Bockius treasurer, First
UooonAl bank solicitor, Andrew J. Kaufi.
- manager OF the opera house, Or.
4 1eok1us The minor employees will not bs
GhnnGo6.
1Ae stockholders Of the new series Of ST.
Soooph'e Building association held meet
] - ~ evening In the lower story OF Holy
zt,niey Catholic church. The following
4 01oDn wero elected President Rev. VIM.
relpes; vice prssident, v. J. Baker; treas.
utWs 4. Habsfstroh; secretary, Joseph
J0en; solicitor, w. b. Given, e&q |;
& 0DopeoeS John WeatermAn, Jacob Mich.
n oeox Adam, Fahlinger Jacob Sheath,
4b1nk jansen, VIM. Herbert, Jacob Bowers,
1oooe Blttnef. Frank Aurry, Or. 2.li7
nnoeo have been subscribed.
- board Of directors OF the Keeiey
o,ovo eompany held meeting last even.
(; ~ when the rosignation Of J. X. Beetem,
: otogu1ogy Of the company, was presented d
o0toke e6eot on April lsk The resignation
v1s oeeepted. Mr.. Besssm will accept Q
noHiioa in the car works ct Carlisle
my this morning engine 1,234 west,
p&uek pile Of lumber lying on the north
~, abcut one mile east Of Monntville,
1ookiDe u TO the south track. The train
49, wet until engine No 4Si east was
Anoes which was Jagged. The lumber 10
o3pposo0 70 have fallen from an east bound
nu10s
ri. md Ma Christian Van Meier cole
os11ed their 9th wedding annivsrsary last
4 2ovooioa hy giving party 10 their friends
- Name on Walnut street was we'll nlled
4 ~ . 9ood time was had.
1'Ae following number OF oars were
1e11oe On shs Penusy lvania railroad In tho
4 - end west yards during the month Of
- fia,ns; Loaded; Empty. Total.
s. Wsstwaae...... 7sa i2bai si.sss WGo
s03 66.93l 3lOB se,aaI
Mn Dlella Hteinheisar gave an Observe
~ party 70 the n. l.. 8. society last even
= ~ q her homo on Walnut street. Several
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Nh Deella Steinhsisar gave an observa-
eaon party 70 the II. Il. 8. society last even
4 ~ - her homo on Walnut street. Several
11ndsomo prixos were awarded.
1he Dembers Of Company q will meet
- ~ armosy on Saturday morning at
~ o'clock In readiness for Washington.
MsA Annie Q. Breneman, OF Jersey
oAoges y visiting Mrs. A. Bruner.
Col w. Il. Aylett, who was TO have
eeea ln the opera house, last night to de-
hvoe his lecture did not appear, but held
= impromptu reception IN the parlors Of
- Esankltn house, whore he was called
opoa % SRxQminsnt Columblans, who hope
- hear him GrGolumbia at no distant csy.
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