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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-06
FQR SALE.
Commissioners Notice.
.GoMNlssloNERIs NOTICE..

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
in .ss Circuit. COust Of cRs County West
John :, Jones, administrator Of james II, BObIA'
Mary Y, Robinson, Horny Lee Roblnsop, Emma
Il, CARPENTER, Tho Exchange Hank q wheel
inS. IISYnhdOf ffCW and Louis MofllChyi
paFlnCM ID ftyw B0ftschy. !Mpelia eiup'
I hi, Geo, N, Shook, Uagy, kentIch ana n
WllGle, pailpCts a Goo. NJ W. s1e9E &SuSS ,6 "
Nav AZ WhetllnE, Jn0, ", Mitchell, ' ,km.
s6sItbot, H., M W.. AfnOtt, Gilbert 4. no,e
md lnhl 3, HArlill0nI pAttneta q Rose y
iiainill0n, W. AtleO butpca, doing ,Duiingsi v.
VI, AtleO BuIpOe a Coz David lAnltelhi uolhv
business ~ David Landfoth n Sons
NoliCo "A hsnOby given that ny Virtue o. a %.
cree ontgfpd ~ tho 0h0yg. epttEd oauES ~ Wy
mn dayOi February $780, VIII gn eaSlne%l
I 4 " E, q AE r tS 1s IN I " WhSSSIiSE ". Va,
SSSteed 10 aSceftiln and report, 80
~, What dSbii. wOfS owing BY The Aaid JAtasl
n" RnEf,sor Inc afh6Inl thetpQil 70 whom
owlns' ava thV pfl6TiiiCl Thereof, Y any, ....,
y, What real SiAt0 Oi which no died solIed
~ VIM YYIens, n any, there are Upon mld ,feAi
eIalS, !SsIt PtiotiiSi and amounts aud u
L WIZ DC Asln a law 9ad EldSwC q EIS
jAhta II. ND6lnt6h and What 70 her lhteresIll
Rfuhs IN kAld real ealate, a.,
3, Any Other matters required ~ . " W
piltlls, OF deemed petllhSnt ~ inc couHp'
Y fyss under ny hand iris u.s. rs ~ q Eis'n
Bol iof Complainant
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-06

NIS YoAE, April A,-wool ~bafelytcAdy and
guietl domestic fleece aASSCi pulled 8lASVcj
T04N ihA27c.
pHtLApELFHtA, pa April t,-wOol guile. and
nominal,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-06
FOR SALE.

suilding Lots on the Old Fair Grounds, Zane.
Orchard, Moth aud EOuth Front Streets and
South Penn slfecD, at YcEy low figures.
good . rOomcd houSotGt %.9IGcob street. al
poSSiS 'BrIek House, n aud ~ virglniA street
Will Icli SopAfntc or both together, Thoy con
Ialn All modern improvements.
Seven RoOmed House, l9I south htoeaWayi .
soOi nroberty al much less than cost
-Four RoOmGd Cottage Tor s11,
dypf Ia; al In good condition. $3.50, !,
Tye R1oIiei Howe, q North Broadway will
AZ RoolnOd Dflck itotEo, LopthweSt corie'
rhiTty.elghth and Wood SlrecIG, q 0 bargain
VIZ I RSy nj Houses. large and small, always OF
aG HsS. for rent a. o. SMITH, 1910 Main Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-06
tNRUSTEE's SALE.

, Ryyinue Of a Deed Of Trust made by John r.
Gallagher 10 me us trustee, dated October ~,
IN, !vN,fdod Ia tho Office OF the Clerk Of the
Count Court Of ohio county, West Virginia, IN
DEED N Trust Hook No. 70, page 62l, ! Will Ieil
" The hAIth front door Of the Court House Of
aid county, Oh
SATURDAY, tic g7th DAY OF April, 1850,
Commencing at 10 O'clock q, M, tho following
ar'ciibed property, that Is 10 say A certain
pllegv ~ parcel OF land situated on The west side
Morrow street, between Tenth and Eleventh
vW@is In that part Of the city Of Wheeling
ssslDi hhenA Vista addition, aud Delegated on
se Plato aid addition al lot numbered two
ANd fatI " lot numbered three, itpntlng ninety.
VI W. ol iali street and extending back west
NIfd twenty GGt.
iE1Ns or sGir-o One third, and AZ much moro
lhc purchaser elects 10 pay IN cash on tho
ei Of Ialc, the balance Id tig0 equal install.
mthu Ia one and two yCArg, TOtGa bearing In
WNN 10 10 given iOF the deferred paytnNBtp, LhN
i fYs v | retained until paymOIt Is made IN
TIE lnt Il believed 10 bO perfect, but selling
hHhu'sH Siu, convey only the tito yGst0d IN
ueOJ AID deed 0l tniGl. ~. 10y
WI, W. CoWDEN, Trustee,
~ =, NAlfHh, AuCtlnnpnf, Au2S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-06
FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features OF the Money aud Stock Mar.
kets.

ASkNN
New YORK, April 6.-MOney On call easy at
* to 4 per cent; last loan 81 per cent closed
offered ar az per cent. Prime mercantile paper
4Ha6S per cent. Sterling exchange duh but
strong at 81 SGAai $50, Sales werO g7p,GO3 shafcs.
Tho stock market wa decidedly broader to-
day, the dealings being extended 10 more stocks
than usual OF late, and tho leaders did not show
such u large proportion Of the aggregate trans
actions. First prices were generally from = 10
u per cent higher than last evenings figures.
Towards nO0n tho upward tendency still con-
tlnued, aud In the afternoon tho movement be-
CamU more pronounced, with Missouri Pacific,
Burlington, Rock Island, St. Paul and Louisville
& Nashville especially conspicuous. The market
finally closed quiet but strong at or near the best
prices OF the day. With 4 few unlmpOrtant TX.
cep'lOns the active list Is higher tonight, Con
solidated Gas rose ~ 81. Paul preferred 2, Atchl'
sou, darlington. Missouri Pacific and North.
western X per cent.
Railroad bonds stronger; sales sll,6SJ.
Governments and State bondsdull but steady.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-06
Trustees Sales,
SALE.

Ny virtue Of a Deed OF Trust made by Ernest
BHcnLrfr and Hannah Rosenberg, his wife, 10
me IS trustee, dated April -, 1853, recorded IN
the ULlCe Of the Clerk OF tho County Court Of
Ohio tgunty, West Virginia, In DEED Of Trust
BOOK no, u, pSge 9Ol, ! Will Iell q tho north
fiOnt door Of the Court House Of said county, on
SATURDAY, the eth DAY OF APRIL, 1850.
commencing at 10 o'clock n. m, the following
dtCiibpd property, that u TO nay; The north
onehalI Of LOT numbered ten In square mum
9eIed ny on The west side @! ChGpllne street In
seal part Of the city Of Wheeling known d
south Wheeling.
1EHSsO rs ALE-On third aud as much moro
as The purchaser elects to pay In cash on the day
~ NIe, tie balance In equal inSt1llHcnts IN one
aud two yhatS, notes Bearing Interest 10 b.
given Ior the deferred payments, tho title to b
retained llnll payment II made In full,
The title Il believed u be perfect, but sCllinE
a Itustce will convey only the title vested ID
ne by tald deed VI trust,
WI ". CoWDEk, Trustee.
n. II nAIfHn A~uRtIOunOe mFh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-06

DOR RENT-THAT VERY DESI.
IL RABLk HOUSE, No, 70 seventh street; has
gas, hot aud cold water, and bathroom, Pos.
session given May ]. Call Ut above address,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-06
Life in pIlpn Crenk.

TeIaI SUtings.
Colonel whipsaw (of the rattlesnake
ranch, being shown to his room In the
Bad Lands ~House)-Wh-what does II
say on that air sign up there2
Landlord-It says; ,"Guests will
please remove their spurs before Tetlr'
ing"
SBy the north fork OF the Great
Crooked Bitterroot! Go out to the cor
raj an git my boss an I'll moseyl II the
etiete ways OF the worn.out East are
sneakin' in here like this | shall start
furder West tonight"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-06

My little boy broke out with ulcers
and sores, the result Of the saliva from a
calls mouth coming in contact with q
cut finger. The ulcers were deep and
very painful, aud showed no inclination
to heal. l used quite number Of REM
edies, with no benefit, but got Swift's
Specific, and he improved with the first
few doses, and In Q short time was sound
and well Of the poison, and his general
health much improved,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-06

Little quinlue pills will stop a man
from shaking, while a little canine will
oitentimes make him shake quite lively.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-06
Railroad bonds stronger; sales Sll,bSj.
Government and State bonds dull but steady.
noNps AND BTOCK Qu0rATIONs-CLOsEp nm.


D, =. "a eg...,,....,. l2slJlNash & Chat..,...., 81
U. 5. II coupon ,,,.,,l 2S1aI New Jersey Central p0H
U. 8. AIS reg. ....,.lOS Northern PaGlic.," 26h
u y, AZ cOupOn-,.l0S do prelerrCl..,.,, Ola
Adams Express. .....llS Chicago IN, W, ,,,,l 1875
American EXpress.ll9. do preferred ....... laS&
Canada Southern. 62I4l Sew York COntral.l07-
Central Pacific. ,..... S3hI0hlO & Mississippi, 2iH
Chesapeake &0hiO. lGAl do preicrpd.... 6lka
do Tint preferred. COZ lPaCllG MNil,n."".,- W.
do second prGid. o. Pittsburgh. ""....,,. 1853
O. U. c. l........,,.., 20 Reading ,..,,......,.., ii9s
Denver & X, u,..,. lGhISt. l.. IS. F...m.. 99A
Erie. ."...".......,,. SD do preferred ..,..a 57A
do preferred. n.. o. do first prCieFred.ll
Fort Wayne, ,"..,.,.l4S, 10. N, &SL. Paul.. 81
Kansas d Texas. l2HI do preferred. ......l W
Lake Erie & West, I79LITGXns Pacific ......., NY
do preierred..... 67E5lunlon PaCllc.e.. Gl3s
Lake Shore. ,...,.,,.. 1913 United States EX.. S2I
Louisville 4 NASH H2HlW., ST. l.. Il P......,. laM
L., n, A. & C.....,., 10 do preferred. ,..... 2Gls
Memphis 4 ChAs.. W lWCllS.FAgO Ex.,.l86
Michigan Central. ~ Western UnlOn,.... W.
Missouri Pacllic... 703EI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-06
HAVE not the cloak to make when it
begins to rain. Have

WARNRl's LOG CADlN pLAsTElB
in the house aud when tho pain comes
on you will have tho remedy on hand
that will afford you quick and lasting
relief.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-16
REVOLUTION IN BRAZIL.
An Attempt to Overthrow
the Monarchy.
DOM PEDRO's THRONE TOrTERING
The Ministry Observation-Disclosures OF
Marine Killed-COffee I'M
pOrters Excited.

Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD,
New YoRK, November 15.-Messra.
Hard &. Rand have received the following
from Rio Janeiro: Revolution broken
out here. Brazilian armies in control.
Ministry resigned. Minister shot. AT
tempt to establish republic"
Dispatches were also received by Ar
buckle Brothers and Joseph J .O'Donohue
& Sons. These dispatches we're received
just after the coffee exchanges closed for
the day. The reports came like clap OF
thunder to the coffee dealers throughout
the city. who were made acquainted with
them tonight, and are likely to cause
serious trouble on the exchange, if con-
firmed. While the dealers generally
spoke in hopeful strain, they exhibited
signs of uneasiness.
William III. Crossman, of Csossinan
Brothers, who had resolved the dispatch,
but had correspondence from Brazil at
very recent date which gave no hint Hf
even an anticipation of trouble in that
country. said "If the report is true,
coffee is likely to advance to hitherto un-
heard of figures, and when quiet is again
restored in Brazil the enormous chip
ments are likely to cause panic"
The blockading of the Brazilian ports,
attending r revolution in that country,
will result in the cutting off OF more than
hree.tourths of the entire India rubber
supply of this country.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-16
Children Cry for Pitchers Castor
DaED.

FUNERAL NOTICES ONE DOLLAR.
HALE--At Redlands, Cal, November Is, 1889,
Miss Matte G. Hale, sister OF Mrs. A. L. Bangs.
Funeral services at Evergreen Cemetery,
Saturday, November 10th, at 1920 a.m., and
not at tho First Congregational church at 2
p. M, as heretofore announced
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-16
A EURTREss DENIAL.
The Affairs OF tho Cuyamnca Lime
ina a. Henlfhy Condition.

The Affairs OF tho Cuyamnca Lime
im a. Healthy Condition.
SAN DIEGO, November 15.-Concerning
the Cuyamaca railroad, Tom ]. Daley,
Secretary Of the company, today denied
that Governor Waterman had thrown it
in the hands of receiver. He stated
that no one could throw the road in the
hands of receiver before six months
from January, when the interest on the
bonds would be due. He states that the
corporation has no debt, Governor Wat
erman, Geo. w. Schellbacker, J. G..
Long aid Tom Daley having assumed the
com pany's indebtedness individually,
and that the road will owe nothing until
the interest on the bonds is due. He
also asserts that work will be at once
commenced on the extension on five
miles of road.
Investigation shows that the re-
port cent out by correspondent of g
San Francisco paper regarding the ap-
pointment of receiver was probably
done for the purpose of impeding the
sale of the bonds of the road, which are
now being placed in New York City. The
road was never in better condition
than q. present. On Monday
NEXT trgck-laying will be commenced on
the section between Lakeside and Foster.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-16

VITET SUFFER-. WITH RHEUM
wv attsm1s 2 when the chances are nine in
ten that course of mud baths at Arrowhead
Springs will work a cure.
EbD NOs Detay-Every day OF pr0crs stin%
tioa NAV put of the hour OF release from pain
by weeks and moEthe.
The Cost Ia trjfing when compared with
DOCTORS fees, druggists bills and damage to
business.
MbeuM atfsm rarely yields to medicines.
The treatment by. mineral waters is the most
rational and effective known.
The Arrow head Hot Springs are
the finest mine waters in Southern Califor-
nts, and the Arrowhead Hotel is the best kept
sanitsrium. Take the morning train for San
Bernardino, where an Arrowhead stage meets
it at the depot; or for descriptive circulars,
terms AID references write to. WIN. N. TIs-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-16
HE DOESN'T BELIEVE 1T.
The brazilian 0linister Scouts tht
Report of Revolution.

The iifaziiiaA Minister Scouts the
Report of Revolution.
WASHINGTON, November 1g.-The Bra
lillian Minister said this evening that he
had received no information from his Gov
ernment in regard to the reported revolu-
ton in Brazil, but had from third party
intelligence OF the eams purport as that
contained in the cable message to New
York. The Minister said since
he left Brazil in July he had
heard considerable about the great
strength of the Republican party in
was overrated in this country. He did
not think it at all probable that the stu
alton had taken the turn indicated by
the cablegram. There might have been
some ministerial trouble which had
given riss to reports of revolution.
A correspondent called on the Minister
again at midnight with the report that
the Brazilian Minister of Marine had
been killed in revolt. The Minister
refused to believe it. He said the Re.
publican party, to which the revolt is
a9crihed, could not have grown SO large
as to bring about a revolution.
At the last election not a single
msmber of that party was chosen on first
ballot, and on the second only two or
three were elected from single province.
That election was entirely free and open.
A revolution. be said, could not occur in
so free country as Brazil without some
premonitions. There is nothing in
the last papers received which
gives any intimation of what
is reported to have occurred,
and there is no reason why a revolution
should have taken place. Brazil ie free
country. and there is perfect guarantee
of the rights of everybody in their psr-
SONS and property. A revolution against
a government IS free as Brazil seems 80
absurd that the Minister cannot be-
lieve it.
Baron Ia de Rio, the Minister reported
killed, is we'll known in the United States
navy, thirty years ago he having been
sent here by the Brazilian Government
for the purpose of studying naval affairs.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-16
spain Has am Eye to Business.

MADRID, November 15.-Sefior Capde-
pom, Minister of Colonies, has prepared
q bill reducing the tariffs in Cuba and
Porto Rico, with view to the develop
ment of commerce between the Ameri-
can Spanish Republics and Europe. The
foreign office is making advances TO the
Spanish Republics with a
view to binding them together by politi-
cal end commercial relations.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-16
Mo- more Dl.ly-DalIying.

PARIS, November 15.-lt is expected
that the Government will send u com.
munication to the Chamber On Monday,
declaring the necessity of a practical
business policy for the Chambers, and
that the questions Of revision of the con-
stitution and separation of the church
and state must be abandoned.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-16

ELANCO N.
Fndignitfes Heaped OR the Ex.PFes-
1dens of Venezuela.

1deMs of VemeZEclas
CHICAGO, November 15.-The Nears
prints Washington special today, de-
tailipg an incipient riot which occurred
October Goth. fomented by the opponents
of Guzman Blanco, recently President,
and would-be dictator. A crowd of
citizens of Caracas, beaded by lot OF
students, pulled down the Guzman eques-
trian statue and afterwards his statue in
the Calvario, as we'll as that of his
fatber. The statues were smashed. The
officials of the Government looked quietly
on and did nothing. The mob also Wis
tied Guzman's estate and used his house
very badly. Everything about the city
bearing Guzman's name was smashed.
The whole thing seemed to be q crusade
against Guzman. The authorities issued
a note next day saying the affair was go
sudden they could do nothing to prevent
il. Furthermore, 1t was considered the
Judgment of the people, which the Gov.
ernment must accept.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-16
Further Confirmation.

LONDON, November Is. - Later dis
patches from Rio Janeiro fully confirm
the previous reports. The revolu.ionists
aim at tho overthrow OF tho Government
and the proclamation of a republic. The
army support the Government. A pro-
visional government has been estab-
lished, including Rennors da Fonseca
and Benjamin Constant. Among the
dispatches received, but not yet officially
confirmed. is one stating that Baron La
da Rio, Minister of Marine, has been
killed
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-16
wi,h islands, will be. succeeded by his

wi;h Islands, will be- succeeded by his
brother.
The French Academy has awarded q
prize to Marion Crawford, the author.
The Queen Of Portugal has given birth
to !. sen. Beth mother and child are
doing we'll.
By the fall Of belfry at Olahujtalu,
Hungary, six persons were killed and
many injured.
Grand Duke Nicholas of Russia is
suffering from cancer. He has under
gone a surgical operation for the introduc-
tion of canula into his throat.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-16
Ail0uiet im Guatemala.

New YoRK, November 15.-Tbe latest
papers from Guatemala tell of the inn
mediate downfall of riotous outbreak
which it was thought at the time might
result in q revolution. Three leaders
shot, the others surrounded and all is
now quiet.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-16

Condensed CablegrR ms.
The boom in the pig iron market at
Glasgow has collapsed.
The late Father Damiens, who died in
the lepsr settlement at Holokai, Sand
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-10-05
A School OF Horses.

To teach horses figures, height, width,
depth, curves and circles, to drill by
command equal to pretentious military
companies, to fight realistic battle, to
reproduce court scene, to play to music
time 1.-THE Last Rose of Summer" seems
incredible, yet it is fact. Prof. George
Bartholomew is the only man that has
ever accomplished it. He will appear
Proctor's Grand Opera House week of
October 7th, each evening and Wednes-
day, Friday and Saturday afternoons.
The New York Times says: "Brtholo-
news Equine Paradox opened the Sum-
mer season at the Academy of Music
afternoon OF June s, and on the evening
of that date very large and enthusiast
tic audience witnessed the remarkable
performance of the animals composing
this singular attraction. There are now
twenty -four horses under Prof. George
Bartholomew's control, and their enter
tainment is divided into four acts, the
familiar battle scene closing the show.
The Academy's stage gives ample room
for the movements of the equines, and
they have the advantage of picturesque
scenic backgrounds besides. The school
room scenes, the musical features, rolling
of barrels, leap frog, exercises, etc.,
caused boisterous applause from the au
dience, and spirited work of all the ami
mails in the battle scenes was never done
to better advantage. The show is ex-
pected to occupy the Academy several
months, and if only half its merits re-
ceive recognition it will play to very
profitable houses all that time"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-10-05
The Peoples Column.

Mr. Editorials | have received let
ter of inquiry from one of the registers of
voters of this county, desiring construc.
ton of section of the act of 1883,
chapter 1853 so far as the same relates to
the discharge of their duties at "the DC.
tober sitting" and as it is a matter of
interest as well to all persons who are
entitled to be registered, but have not
yet made application for that purpose. l
will state that "the first October sitting"
in the said section means the first day
of the October sitting.
On the first day of the October sitting,
then, the registers of voters shall hear
and determine the right, of all persons
who have been stricken from the list of
registered voters at the September sit
ting, to be reinstated.
No names can be stricken of after the
first day of said sitting and the notices
required to be given to persons whose
names have been stricken off should be
dated the following day.
Persons can be registered on the Mon
day, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
Friday the final day Of sitting which is
the third day after the date as above of
the notices, must be exclusively devoted
to hearing the applications for reinstate-
ment, and for no other purpose. There
fore no new names eau lawfully be added
to the list on the last mentioned day.
WILLIAM 8. EVANS,
The States Attorney for Cecil County
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-10-05
The New Way.

Improvements and Announcements are
the order for the day, and in nothing
more than in Clothing. Don't we all re-
member the way we were clothed by our
mothers? How the stuff was bought,
and the bags called trousers made? But
why dwell on this? The newest way is
to get your Clothing from some first-class.
reliable and stylish Clothing House and
appear dressed, and as well dressed as if
a New York or London tailor had served
your commands. This can be done by
Oehm's Acme Hall, and w. BaIti-
more street, Baltimore, Md. whose i'm
mense establishment is richly stocked from
cellar to root with the finest stock of
Best Made Clothing and Furnishings, for
Men and Boys, at prices that please
everybody's pocket. A speciality of this
house (see their large ad. esewhere) is
Suits and Furnishings by mail, and they
give satisfaction, under guarantee, every
time. We know it by experience.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-10-05
A Great Trip at a Low Rate via
Pennsylvania Railroad.

No uniformed body of men presents such
gorgeous spectacle as does the Knights
Templar. 1t is only once in three years that
they assemble in body in one of the prin-
cipal cities of America, and as they have
selected Washington to be the theatre of
their triennial conclave this year, the double
opportunity to witness the brilliant gather
ing and to visit the beautiful Capital City on
the Potomac will be offered from every
station on the various lines OF the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad at one fare for the round trip.
The conclave will continue from October 9Th,
to 18th, 1889. and tickets will be sold Octo-
Der 9th, 9th, 7th, and 9Th, valid for return
trip until October 3lst, 1889. Returning a
stop of within the limit will be- allowed
at Baltimore, Wilmington, Philadelphia
Trenton, Harrisburg, Williamsport, Elmira,
Emporium, and CORY, as the route of the
excursionist may suggest. The occasion will
be one of the most enjoyable seasons of the
year to visit Washington. Specific rates will
be furnished by agents on application.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-10-05
A Distressing Accident.

On Saturday afternoon last Mr.. Emory
Weaver of this town met with a very
serious accident. He was engaged in as
sisting Mr.. Delphos Price in hauling
furniture from the freight depot to the
Howard House. Mr.. Weaver was en-
gagged in loading furniture on wagon
and had one of his feet resting between
the spokes of wheel near the hub. The
horse became frightened and started
Mr.. Weaver was unable to extricate his
foot and his ankle was terribly broken
and bruised. 1t was found necessary to
amputate the leg half way between the
knee and ankle. The operation was per-
formed on Saturday night by Drs. Mitch.
ell, lamar and Bratton.