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FIVE SHOTS FIRED.
A Exciting Little Episode III ut the
WorkhOuse.

"A Exciting Little Episode III ut the
WOrkhOuse.
Some time ago colored man named
Charles Bell alias George Johnson was
sent uD TO the workhouse from Police
Court, but he succeeded in getting ont,
either through serving out his sentence, or
ON an order OF release.
Yesterday evening Bell went up to the
prison and bothered around until he made
Il nuisance of himself, and was told several
times by Northumberland Mark Mulkearn
% 30 away. This he not only refused to
do, but pulled out razor and made an at
tack upon the watchman. The latter
drew a revolver and fired five shots at Bel,
none of which took effect. Later Bell was
arrested and taken before Justice Davis,
who sent him TO Jail for hearing this
evening al o'clock.
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THE NEWS OF The DAY.
Committed to Jail.

Some time ago Alex. Parrot, colored,
was fined - and costs by Justice Arkle, Oul
not having the money, he was allowed 70 90
on a promise that he would settle up. far-
rott failed to keep his word, ana yester9aS
evening he was arrested and committeu u
iail
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-26

Last evening a man rushed into VIM. II.
Williams drug store, at Seventh and Main
streets. and in a state Of great excitement
told the druggist not % allow his sister 10
have any poison. should she call there. Mr..
Williams asked for description of the
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CLOSING OUT. - Our Ladies Fine
French Kid $500 Shoes at $3.50. Every
pair warranted as represented, or money
refunded. Call and see them at
HAsENAUER's SHOE HOUSE,
104s Main Street.
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MISCELLANEOUS CRIMINAL MATTERS
Robert Relieyille and William Eeit1 Ar
vastaH

Yesterday Robert Bellcville. who cut
William Rcitz across the heck. in saloon
row. Saturday night, as described in yes
,erdav's REGISTER. was arrested and taken
before Justice Davis, who sent him to Jail
until ReitZ could be found. Later the lat
ter was arrested, and the two men We're
given a hearing last evening. Without
concluding the case. the Justice reserved
his decision until this morning, when he
viii consult Prosecuting Attorney Howard
about the matter
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Girl. SO he would be able to identify her,
when the excited citizen said: she WI
have large bottle, 50 adding nothing to TINS
very original lot Of data. 1t IS needless 70
say. no one got poison from Mr. Williams
last night
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THE WEATHER.

For West Virginia. local showers. >outheriE
winds. stationary temperature.
For Western Pennsylvania light local show
cps. -ouihrriN winds. stationary trmp"fAlur''
..Nrrrf Iu HoftL.ru portion. warmer.
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SECOND PAGE.
Fur Furnished Parior-.
Last Fawu-O olorri NH~lIa Dog.
Fur Rent Front Room.
Emulsion OF Cod Liver Or. N. Li-t.
Hayiaud Dinner Narc-EVinc Bros
Wanted Cook
Nnticr to sunday Niclators-
ruiRu PAGE.
Dr. uamc', Golden Specific.
FOURTH PACE
Lest Luc6ct
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Held to Court.

Nav Simpson, the girl whose arrest on
two charges Of petit larceny has been here
tofore mentioned in this paper, was given a
hearing before Justice Ankle, yesterday,
and was committed for the grand jury.
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II you want "Help." use the Want
column of the REGISTER.
LABOR DAY AT PITrsBuRG.
Excursion Rates via the Pennsylvania
Lines, September LIST.

For Labor Day Celebration at Pitts
burg ON Monday, September LIST, excur-
sion tickets at one fare for round trip
will be sold via the Pennsylvania Lines,
good returning until September I'd.
26-2s-3O
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CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
Early Buyers.

10 will pay you to look at our high
shoulder Plush Coats CapeS and Jackets.
Buy one now aud save money. at
EESHENiEB>
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tJpnse & 15rrrninrn,

USE Ohio Valley Coffee and ask your
grocer what to do with the wrapper.
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Piles! Pilesi PiIesl

1t pays to tell the people what you
have Ia sell them.
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SIXTEEN inch Linen Crash &c.
Good Canton Flannel sc.
Good Cheviot Sc, at EMsHEIMER's.
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lubrelin9 8e9istrr


Mr. G.. Schucpf. the Opera House drug
rist. made the following Observations OF
the temperature yesterday; a. M 90; y
a. in.. It's. II m., 80, g p. M. ~; p M, 80.
Weather. fair
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ONO Valley Coffee costs no more than
ordinary coffee.
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METnODIsrs WARMING UP.
An Interesting Day Yesterday at Mounds
Nillc.

l
Vile.
The weather yesterday was most favor
able and the services throughout the day
on the camp ground were excellent and
well attended At the morning service
Presiding Elder Jones led; at 1880 Rev.
Jos. Lee, of Moundsyille, preached from
the lst and ID verses OF I'd Corinthians,
delivering an eloquent sermon. Rev.
Swindell followed in an earnest eXhorta-
ton. In the afternoon children's meeting
was held at o'clock, Rev. c. b. Graham
leader, and at 1880 young people meeting
was held, with Prof. Mead, OF the Quar-
tettc as leader.
At + 80 Rev. L. \. Banks preached, TAX
the eighth chapter and part of the 2Sth and
18th verses of the Acts of the Apostles as
the text. He reviewed Philips conversion
of the eunuch and his willingness to obey
the spirit and 20 forth TO save souls. He
had noticed that every convert to Christ S
religion in these times of Philip became Il
preacher and told to every man the glories
of Christ's teachings. They seized every
opportunity to do good for Christ and let
the world know Of their Savior. So it should
be today Every true Christian should
tell of his salvation and try TO bring souls
TO Christ We seize every opportunity TO
further our business enterprises, and II the
opportunities do not come we make them.
So with our Christianity. We should do all
we can to advance Christ's kingdom. His
remarks closed with an eloquent invitation
TO the unsaved TO embrace Christ while
there was opportunity and not to delay.
Many went to the altar to pray for friends
and dear ones, and one arose and requested
the prayers of the people. The meeting
,,-as innrassivc and SOiritual and has been
the best of the meetings so far.
To-day is Temperance day and the
time will be given to the discussion OF
temperance.
The Silver Lake Quartette is winning
golden laurels, and their singing is becom-
Ing a feature of the meetings. Prof
Chambers is the leader and he makes an
excellent one.
Revs. Grimes and Graham, Of Wheeling.
came down yesterday to attend the meet
ingS
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Buy Ohio Valley Coffee and save the
picture of the bridge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-26

If you want situation, read the
Want" column of the REGISTER.
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Boz MYERS. Manager.
HEAVY 22-inch Surah soc.

Heavy 24-inch Surah s3c.
Heavy Guinet Black silk Sl.22.
Heavy Guinet Black Silk SLIGO.
New Fancy Silks and NelvetS. at
EMSHENiFR'S.
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E,cnrslon to plttshnrc.

For the Labor Demonstration at Pitts
burg, September 1St, the b. x o. L. r.
Co. will sell Excursion tickets at =,
good returning September ID
All the latest styles in wraps for the
fall aud winter now open at
EMSHERER'S.
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THAT tired feeling is entirely over
come by Hoods SarSaparilla, which
creates an appetite, rouseS the liver,
cures headache, and gives renewed
strength and vigor to the whole body.
BE- sure to get Hoods SarSaparilla,
which is peculiar to itself, Sold by all
druggiStS.
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RIVER RIPPLEs.

News About the Boats and Ho,,,
the Ohio. Neh ~
The river was falling last eyenis, ..
: feet inches in the channel. ''z' viii
The marks at up stream Mint,
evening, were as follows: Pit,sIL,'s, last
feet inches and falling; Morg-a,SO,lrg 9
feet and stationary: Brownsville = va 3
and falling; Warren, Pa, 40 fac. ieet
falling. and
NO ONE of any consequence ,..
be caught using any other than Po,.m.9s ld
Dirt Family Soap. ''-sl %
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ONO Valley Coffee equals Building
Association in saving you money.
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HEM advertisements

I OST-LOCKET, WITH LETTERS ...
IL 5. engraved on outside VII r.y u,
reward II delivered At Stamm Hou,a .'.-l
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NERVOUS debility, poor memory, DIM
dence. sexual weakness, pimples cured 10y
DR.. Miles Nervine. Samples free at The
Logan Drug Co.'S and r. &. BUrt's and AT
Bowie Bros Bridgeport
VIZ open to-day the best 46-inch
Black Henrietta made at S3c, worth
ISl.25. 4O-iuch silk Warp Henrietta at
Sl,OO. worth Sl.5O We are going to
push our dress goods department Call
and see them. BMSuEDfER's.
Eleventh Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-26

The White Cap Juniors defeated the
Howleytown Stars by the score OF 80 to %
The White Cap Juniors would like tc
hear from any club in the city under l;
years of age.
The Clippers, Jrs., of Bridgeport, chal
lenge the Golden Rod, or any other club ii
Wheeling, under Il years of age
The Riverside Plate Mill challenges the
Riverside Scalp Mill to playa game Of
ball, Saturday, August 30. II you arr
afraid to play, say so.
Bon MYERS, Manager.
The Warwick base ball club challeng,
the cigarmakers for d game Of ball OF
Labor Day, August Both, on New Fail
Grounds at one o'clock. If accepted an
swer through the REGISTER.
A good deal of of interest is being mani
Tasted in the approaching game Of base bal
between the Wheelings and one Of the BIZ
League teams. 1t is understood negotia
tons are about completed for the Chicago
or Pittsburgs 70 appear and that tn
Wheelings are being materially strength
ened for the conflict.
The J. W. Kemples defeated the Bricl
Masons on the Benwood grounds, yester
day, by the following score:
Buck" Mason s...9 0 o 20 o o.
J. W. Kemples......3 l . . / o II
I Batteries, Masons, J. Combs A. StOetzer
j. W. Kemple's, Marquis and CopDenger
umpires, Gaus and keenan,; scorer, e
Kreiter.
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WHEELING INSTALMEyT Co

When we say be with US Mond4r 81,
TENDER the Sth, we don't mean 81 \ d
not come befOre-We want g.. l,rah
fore that date--We desire YOU Ar.l
come and take advantage OF the gr-' 10.
duction in prices that will prevail il c.er
department Pending our Fall opel
goods Will be sold for less money than s.,
ever before or ever will again ask 4
them--They must be moved 10 lnakcror
for our incoming stOck-We realize rt
reduction in prices is the great power
We've employed il 10 such an eXteu, ,al
will induce customers 10 purcha,e-
We've made irresistible reduction
Prices fairly startling will be quoted 4.
every department during the mex, tW
weeks You will pay here during this .rca
reduction sale prices for goods away below
par with value received. Come here 4
you would save dollars-Comc .f bal.
what others ask for goods is an induce
ment 10 buy-Ccme, economical thrift,
people, come. Practice economy Dy dea
ing with us
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ner, Appraiser of Merchandise at Baltimore;
Alfred G. Barwick, Collector of Customs at Bur
lington, N. j.; Edward @. Duncan, Collector of
Customs at Beaufort, N. c.; John +. Patty, Ma
val Officer of Customs at New Orleans; George
j. Maher, of the District of Columbia Second
Assistant Engineer of the United States Reeve
nue Marine Service.
VETERANS IN THE CITY.
Maj r. w. Patton, Lewistown, Pa, who was
Orderly Sergeant of the Logan Guards of Lew
istown, is in Washington. Comrade Patton's
company was the first TO reach the Capital upon
the call of President Lincoln early in 1861, and
arrived here on the evening of April 18th.
Comrade Patton had the honor to hand in to
Adjutant- General Mansfield the first morning
report of any company of volunteers, outside
the District of Columbia in tho war of the re-
bellion. The thanks OF Congress were given to
the company in the first session of the 36th
Congress. Maj. Patton, on tho expiration of
his throo months service, re-enlsted in the
13lst Pa, and was mustered out rs its Major.
lie is visiting his mother, who lives in Wash
ington.
J. NJ. Coulter, 1st w, Va, Elm Grove, w. Va.
w. ii. Stillman, 65th N. Y, Nile, N. Y.
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Fresh coniirma-
ton Of this state
ment comes to
hand daily. Even
such deep seated
and stubborn COM
plants IA Rhou-
matisn, Rleuma-
tic Govt, and the
like, are thorough
~ eradIcated by
the use oftliis Won
dcrful Alternative.
Mrs. X. Irving
Dodge, ITO West
125tll street, New
\ orll, certiiies -
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Tho Rule Reversed.
[ Toronto Grip.I

/ spent whole hour to-day at the public
library trying to choose novel. It's such a
nuisance"
ooh, 1 think it is easy enough. just look
at the last chapter. If / find rain softly and
sadly dropping over one or two lonely graves
| don't take it. but if the morning sun is glim-
mering over bridal robes of white satin, get it
marked at once."
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snnnressed National TrIhnnes.

comrado writes from Marion, Ind, that
upon the recent removal of tho postonice there
TO IA new building, there was found a sackful of
NATIONAL TEIBUNEs addressed to- the com
rades in that town, which were suppressed by
the old Postmaster. This seems to have been
common practice among the POstmasters of the
Cleveland Administration.
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WHITE HAIR AND BADNESS.

The loss OF hair is always "A sign OF declining
strength. but neither the effect nor the cause
are always permanent. Erysipelas and typhoid
fever are often followed by temporary badness,
"A tolerable growth of hair returning, without
any special medication, rs soon the patient
regains fair average of general vigOT. Per
manent badness in early life is "a symptom
either of the exhaustion of vital strength by
continued excess or of congeuital inirmity,
there being families of bald -patcs "a there are
successive generations of c0nsumptives and
idiots IL IS "A suggestive fact, however that
bald young women are extremely raro. even in
cities whore young ladies manage to reconcile
the disabilities of their sex with pretty rapid
rate OF living, and the most logical explanation
Is found IN an Italian proverb: Hats kill
hair" {" CapelO ucCide capela y men being 10
times rs apt as women To cucumber their era
mum with superiluous headPeaT. After 10 u
man can, indeed, not defy fashion by running
bareheaded in wind and weather, like his happy
boy, or like the Emperor lladrian, who in the
happy age of nature worship, travelled bare
headed and afOot through every one of the %
provinces OF his vast empire. But even old men
might compromise the matter by dispensing
with warm head-cOvers in the freedom of their
homes, III their own gardens and fields, like an
old farmer of my acquaintance, who reserves his
felt hat for city visits. Nine out of ten hair
TONES" are worse than useless, the manufac-
turers being we'll aware that the dread of ridi-
cule will prevent "a considerable plurality of
their victims from rs much rs mentioning their
disappointment. Such applications AS warm
water and fine soap with minimum of alkalD,
or scented vaselinc, etc, can do no harm; but,
as a rule, persons threatened with premature
badness should avoid tho habtual use OF po-
matum, as well as of stiff hairbrushes and
sharp-toothed combs.
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Written for THE NATIONAL TRrBUwE.1
HEALTH HINTS
For Old and Young.

BY FELIX L. OSWALD, NJ D.,
Author of "Phyaical Education; Household
Remcdes": THE Bible OF Nature" etc.
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A act

WoRTH knowing is that blood dis
w eases which all other remedies fail
TO cure, yield TO Ayers SarsapariIIa.
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SYMPTOMS OF pFcRFPITUpE.

The Spaniards have proyerb that hair
turning gray Mt the temples should give no
cause for ALARM" and altogether white hair is u
less decided symptom of indrmity than incipi-
cnt badness. have known men OF 40 to con
suit their family doctor about the meaning of q
rather sudden increase Of white hair, and after
all reach bale old age, and keep on the dark
side of n sort of pepper-and color to sixty
aud upwards.
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81 Fos CLrH RATES, or any further Information, -
Slfpd, write leibiy the undersigned cea-iv ,--fs
~. iln Sta.a, county >trees ana NFrnta-
i':t raHi1 return mail delivery win 81 qzt-I W 80
ile4osli an Envelope uearin. your faiI ..i.Iress
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The Twenty-fifth Reunion of WAR
VETERANS of the GRAND ARMY
OF THE REPUBLIC takes place in
BOSTON NEXT AUGUST. The Wis
itors will number over a hundred
thousand and the occasion will be a
memorable one in every way. The
Posts throughout the United States
are moving in the matter of REUNI-
FORMING, and this notice to the
officers and members of all G.. a. r.
POSTS is to call attention to the fact
that our new C.. A. r. Catalogue is
ready, and will be sent to any address
on application. We should be pleased
to take your order and to see you
when you come to Boston.
G.. w. SIMMONS & CO.,
Oak Hall, Boston, Mass.
Mention National Tribune
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Address Registered Letters containing
Currency 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL. ZANE.
New OrIeans -

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81 A!ss NfEaD BY FOUR NNTF0VAT
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f1cfi1u &c . tlelss Is Ed BY - il ANY Brtgl1s
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Sc adJOurned 40 IU.3U p. M.
SATURDAY, MARCH 8.

The Senate was not in session to-day.
IN the House the consideration of bills for
public buildings was continued, and the follow.
ing were reported fayorably: Newark, N. j.,
increased from S350,000 to $G500O0; Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, $4,000, reduced from 5000, 600 /;
Scranton, Pa, increased to $250,0O0; Chester,
Pa, $4,000, reduced from 100000; Troy, N.
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About two years ago, after suffering
for nearly two years from rheumatic
govt. being able to walk only with great
discomfort, and having tried various
remedies, including mineral waters,
without relief, / saw by an ADVERTISE
ncnt In Chicago paper that man had
been relieved Of This distressing COM
plant, after long suffering. by taking
Ayers Saraaparila. / then decided 20
make a trial Of this medicine, and took
IL regularly for eight months, | ain
pleased 20 say that IL effected COM
plcie cure, and that ] have since had no
return OF the disease"
Mrs. Il. A. Stark Nashua, y. IT.,
writes: zone year ago | WAS taken Ill
with rheumatism, being confined 10 my
house six months. / came out Of tho
sickness very much deb!itated, with no
appetite, and my system disOrdcred in
every way. ] commenced 10 use Ayers
Sarsaparllla and began 10 improve at
once, gaining in strength and soon re-
covering my usual health. / cannot say
too much in praise Of this well-GnOwn
medicine"
Il have taken a great deal Of mcdl-
cine, but nothing has done mo so
much good rs Ayers Sarsaparilla. l
felt its beneficial effects before | had
quite finished one bottle, and / can
freely testify that it is the best blood
medicine know of" Il. w. Ward, Sr.,
Woodland, Texas.
Ayers SarsapariIIa,
PREPARED ny
Or. j. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass,
Price 81; six bottles. IS. Worth g. u bottle. .
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Louisiana State Lottery Company.
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In the Senate the following public building
bills were passed: For Sterling, Ill., $50 600 !;
Oakland, Cal, 800 600 Cheyenne. Wy. $3.50 OOO
Chester, Pa. 100000; Helena Mont, 800, 900
The Senate was discussing an amendment to
reduce from 100000 10 500 900 the appropria.
ton for IA public building at salt Lake City
when the hour came for taking up the Educl-
tional bill. The author Of the bill was asked
10 fix day when the vote could be taken. This
Dir. Blair N. III ~ said he was unable 10 do as
five or six Senators desired TO speak on It yet.
Mr. Hale Me- spoke in opposition to the bill.
aud pointed out that tho opposition to IL in tho
Senate had been growing steadily. AT tho first
vote there were II Senators against il. On the
last vote there were 20.
Mr.. Blair, IN reply, said that If there was
change Of public opinion as TO tho BILL il was
not truth, but lies that had done the evil South
as well as North. There were $50 papers edited
by colored people published in the country.
aud every one Of them was for the bill He
was not mistaken AS to the source from which
most Of the misrepresentation at the North had
come. The Jesuitcal power of the country had
decided that the way 10 get control OF the
schools, was first TO get control Of tho press,
! and he claimed that commit tces of tho House
had been packed in the past through the Same
| influences against the bill.
After brief Executive session. the Senate Mt
| 8 p IN. adjourned until Monday.
In the House, the Committee on Elections
! presented the unanimous report in the contest
case of Ihreet VS.. Clark, First Alabama district.
| declaring Clark entitled to his seat; adopted
! The Direct Tax bill was reported back 10 the
| House from the Judiciary Committee accom-
| panied by majority aud minority reports. The
majority report approves of returning the
| &20000000 which Congress in 1861 levied
| among the States rs a direct tax The minority
| report says that the veto message of OK presi-
! dent Cleveland Isl accurate aud lucid In state
ncnt, 20 cogont in reasoning, and logical in
deduction, that they adopt il IA expressing
! their views on the bill.
The House then went into Committee of the
| Whole Oh the Private Calendar
! No action was taken on any bills. recess
was taken till evening, whom private pension
| bills were considered
The House adjourned at 1890 p. m.
SATURDAY, MARCH 8.
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DRICE IISTSOF G.. 4. II. and S.V. GOODS
4 FREE. f. A. ARMSTRONG, Detroit, Mich.
Mention The National Tribune.
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WV ANTED-a good Fife Player FOR Martial Band.
w so per MONTH board and expenses for 10 months
W. A. ElNTON, Jeweler ShawAnO. Wis.