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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-01-11

winter contributes to both. Cieah'i-
ness and strict Observance OF sani-
tary laws are among the preVentlVeS.
These matters cannot be too fuily
dwelt upon by city health ohcprS III
bringing the people to a realization
of the gravity of the situation.
ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. 6. - La
Grippe is creating profound sensa'
ton in the Mohawk Valley. AT Am
stertam there are 1000 cases, among
the sufferers being three principal
physicians. At Port Plain 500 per-
sons are i'll from the disease. incluJ'
ing DIR. Burnett. At Canal ,h0rie
there are 900 sufferers. including
limited States Commissioners Van
Steenbergh and Henry JOY. The
latter is seriously ill.,. Several hun.
dred cases have been reported at
Fonda, Fu!tonviIle and st. Johns
Vile, and one death has occurred at
Tribes Hill.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Jan 6.-Sec.
rotary Window is suffering from
severe cold and it Is feared that he
has la grippe. Congressman Charles
H. Gibson, of the First Maryland
ri, trict, Is seriously i'll at his brother.
| In laws residence in Baltimore. He
rs suffering from pneumonia. which
followed an attack of Ia grippe.
LONDON, Jan. 6.-Many members
of the nolice force of Bradford are in.
capacitated for work by the influenza.
A number of the employees in the
postal and telegraph service at Bel
fast are Suffering from the influenza.
The disease has also attacked many
of the college students and professors.
The number of cases of influenza
reported in this city are constantly
increasing, large number of the
cases in the hospitals. Doctors and
clergymen aie Frustrated with the
disease. The epidemic continues to
spread among NE police.
NIAGARA FALLS. Jan. 6. - La
Grippe has broken out here. Over a
hundred ceSes are reported, princi
palIy among the railway employees.
The men on the Michigan Central
and Grand Trunk roads have to work
double time.
MILWAUKEE. Wis. Jan. 6.-The
grippe has got tight hold on Mil.
waukee and, aided by the uncomfort
ably warm and damp weather, is
making rapid Roadway despite the
efforts of the physician to check it.
GIBRALTAR, Jan. 6.-The Unfit
enza has made its appearance here.
There is no interruption of commu-
nication between the American
squadron Of evolution and the shore.
BERLIN, Jan. 6.-The doWagar
Empress Augusta, who is suffering
fr0tn influenza, passed restless
light. Her fever has increased, but
tssite-inain,ains her strength.
BosTON, Jan. 6.-From twenty
Boston schools, with 8 26) pupils.
l 900 are away with influenza. Tue
death rate per day is higher than
ever before known.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Jan. 6.-23l
policeman of this city are sick of the
grippe. The force is seriously Grip.
pied. Three deaths due to the mall
ady are reported to-day.
CHICAGO, Jan. 6.-AnothPr fatal
case of influenza is reported in this
city, the victim heing Louis L..
Bprge, a wealthy West Side saloon
keeper.
CORNWALL. ONT. Jan. 6. There
are 200 cases Of inf1uenz, and all ex.
cept two are down with the disease,
BERLIN. Jan. 6.-The Prince of
Thurn and Taft is dead. He had the
influenza followed by pneumonia.
PARIS. Jan. G.-The influenza in
this city is decreasing.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-01-11

All persons are hereby warned not
to trespasS upon my lands, near Oak
land, in any manner. and especially
not to dump dead animals thereon.
JOHN BRADLEY.
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"A few copies of "Cruden's Con.
cordance and Bible Companion" for
sale at this Office, very cheap,
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Correspondents must enclose full name and
ddress, not necessarily for publication. but
81 private guarantee of good faith. Reject
d Communications will not he returned.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-20
Notice 10 CREDITOR.
TN THE siPEkIoR COURT or ks
i Coanfy State OF v aaAinktoa

TN THE SUPERIOR COURT or KISa
i Counfy state OF v aaAinktsa
In the matter OF the insolvency Of J. r. Nesrs
4 sons No. 7.191
Notice Is herety given TO the cres!itozs Of J. r.
Mensx. FrAssk e. Neass and John y. Aears. part
nxrs 1olnx eussnsss unfss the nrra nArze and
style Of J. T.. Mears & Seas. fnsozsenfs, 20 h.
ana appear before J. A. slrnstoss. fz6ge 81 sad
esurt, ia osea eoSrt at the courthouse ~ The
city Of seattle. In sa4d King esnnfy. On 45n-
cay. July Z. isso 80 shs hosr Of 70 q ~ g
sssd day. q sho~ cause Why The prayer Of said
Glse hasge6 FROM ali their de1ss ant Liabilities.
and sll proceedings are stayed against said IN
sossern
Witness nsy hana aad ths sesl OF said court
fkix ash day of jane. f1a1
EsrALf NJ NJ H0LNRs Clark
Peterson fonneisIhsf. axsosssss sor Ne IN
ocsveEsA
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GEORGE F. MEACHAM,
0l7 Third Street.

NOIiCk-Ihe business once OF the rosr-Ix.
se9Ne1n viii hereafter b. open until II ..
Iasaned advertisements viii BE- received
~ thu hour
sssenlsfmsnm under the heads al Lost
sena: Sce eshs For Rent. and Situations
ussno VIII b inserted 1t the rate Of 2 cents .
~ nf TIE ant insertion; cent word for
$3.50 ~ saoseqesnt inssrtion. Payment always in
.ssr assmenm Win b received q branch
elees Of he Posr. lsrRItssRScrsa A.:
-. - =. l.. Fowler. agent
- '1n,sna...- Handley 4 Kelley.
81 - n''oving letters await advertisers ct this
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EXCAvAT0R AND GRADER-J. b. SAM
Il plea, lot grading, terrxcfnF, exeavstinx:
bulkhes1s pns In Address lSs Farm street.
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III MrNsoS. REAL ESTATE. NOTARY
ID /. susElc and eonses ANGER. -oosa &. Sander
son block. corner al Yesler avenue and Freat
street. -~astse-
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NOTICE 10 srocxH0LDKRA

NOTICE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10
~ hereby given that the annual meeting OF
the stockholders of The Puget Sound Telegraph
rsny ct Port Townsend. state OF Washington on
Monday. the f&th day of Juiy. isa1, AZ o'clock
q m, Tor the purpose of electlng trustees Of said
company, and for the transaction OF such other
business - may properly come before the meet
tne FrgTs
J. 5. GOLDSMITH. President
seeTszArys
Dated June Il l-gl
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NOTICE OF AEErrSG OF STOCKHOLDERS
~ for reducing capital stock. First Regiment
Armexy Association Notice u hereby rsren BY
the uniessasned sruss ees of said association 10
the stockholders thereof that Q meeting Of the
stockholders will BE- held ~ the once OF Sssuye
Halnes & NcMsckea. Room Is. Ne siln heck on
the north side Of Columbia street between
second street ard Third street., IN the eity Of
seattle. King counsy stats Of Warrington. on
SATURDAY. the I2sh day OF August. $50. q the
hear Of s o'ssaek n the Afternoon. foe the pnr~
pose Of reducing the capital STOCK OF said cosn-
ra3y 20 fa~ sam o. seven thousand dollars, 10
se divided into seyeaty shares Of the par valne
OF ore hrn6rei cellars per share. All the
stock holders ore requested 10 attend
J. C. HAfSES
CHARLES X. KITTESGER
j. A. HATFIELD,
= W. SCOTT.
JOSEPH GREEN,
Ill a STRIVE
f. NJ CARR
e. l.. kkl.IseGG,
JOHN r. HoYT
Dated jaEe >. ssa1 Trustees
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FOCAL AND 1ssrEUxksrzE xUsro

MUSICAL INsTITrTE-soUTHWEs COR
wi ner Second and IAnora streets. under the
management and personal direction Of Mn.
willard. voice culture and eli branches OF in
strumennl music. only experienced and
thorouehly com petent teachers employed.
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CKETCHING THURSDAY OF EACH WEEK
- flowers from nature; class VIII visit eno-
qaalmie Fails: order work specially. Mira
I. II. Smith. IS Boston block.
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CONTRACTORS AsD sr1xDxRa

r A. NIXON. CONTRACTORS ASD BUILDER;
eDs plans ans. specifications fusniahed on sp
pGicasion. once in Anna house. No 81
scufh Third reeI
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ENGINEERS AND coxrx1crona.

GAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE C0MPANY-RN-
- gtneen and contractors for bridges Of every
description: wharf building. pile driving drsds-
ing and steam aaovel excayafIng: pans and
speci4catsons furnsshed on application, ccRrU.
spondence solicited. Once toos At JaekDoo
streef. seattle, WASH.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
NofFE k-f T. NHNIaE II NO LONGER
~ authorized 10 seasets ncr 20 eclsecs fos "a
I.ysas q ksHrns. Insurance &eAnss
NUTlCg-M BECKER HAS WITHDRAWN
~ trsua the csna sne2fex ~ BECKER
sgAsyLR. Jane IL f~ea
No1iCE-gTNE 4. Issa Oscar REMNANT
~ 10 no irxxsx ia essx sEzSaos.
THK R0sESFELu-SAiIH co.
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so1rcs 10 ousrH1r0a&

-
ITO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTokS-Rrps
- fur he fellouing work Tor the ssew build
ina ct the Tacusaa CHAMBER az Commerce viii
@ received unfil 10 q m On saturday. July IL
. tie ONCE Of the un1euignssi. l. Rrsrk work
ftone M0sxs trra Gotta. concrete. tile flooring.
plssse1ing, aee~t metal work carreass-ss xrS
s0sEefS work. glazing. pasn;fnx etc 2 Wrought
ana cast iron wgrE- Drawings and sper4aea-
cflces on and after dune "A Hasherson & Ne
insa.h. Architects Ns Pac.ac avenue. Tacoma.
CONTRACTS FOR CLEARING AT KIRK
~ iand Gail ct LAay 4 Elsiredss camp. on
Lake share y male north Of mill.
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DOoTH 4 HAEFoRD ABSTRACT CO INC.
ID Rooms s45 and st6. seattle block
osborne, TREMPEa 4 CO., ABsTRACToRs
~ Of land titles. rooms q TO- II and II, Boyd
block Seattle, WASH.
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TE1KRNAREAM
GREEN 4 NUGENT, VETERINARY PHYsr.
NJ ciaEs and surgeons honorary graduates Ont
Vet College: once and innrmary ct Gurney Cab
Stables, cor West and University strceta Tele-
phone $50.
TNR A. J. MCINTOSH. GRADUATE OF on
lytArio veterinary college. Toronto Onhee
Washington streets Once telephone. 10: rec
fdeuce. 367.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-13
THE KRAKAUER PIANO.
The Admirable Qualities OF this spiendid
Instrument.


About five years ago the krakauer
Piano made its debut to the people OF
Wheeling, and its career since then mas
been a most remarkable one. 1t sprang
into popularity at bound, and has so
ingratIated itself into the hearts OF our
music-loving people, that go where you
will. Won are almost sure TO be confront
ed with it.
Now. ones curiosity is naturally
oronsed AS TO the reason for all this, but
the moment the question is Intelligent
ly considered, the popular preference is
abundantly justified. Here are some oil
the things this popularity is based upon
The tone of the Krakaucr piano has
thnt mellowness and purity which Is SO
ocreeable to the musical sense, and n
0nality which gave the Steinway such
universal renown. Indeed, hearing
these two instruments side by side, one
is impressed with the strong similarity
of tone, and should they be thus tried,
and not seen by the hearer, it Is simply
impossible to distinguish the difference.
The touch is fully equal to that OF a
grand piano, and is all that could be de-
sired.
The instrument is well adapted to the
parlor, having all the essential qualities
in IA high degree.
The workmanship is of the best, the
piano coming in beautiful rosewood,
mahogany, walnut and oak cases, beau
tifully finished.
Additional characteristics are remark
able strength and great durability.
These pianos are used by the repre-
sentative people of our city, who are
enthusiastic in their praise OF this most
wonderful piano. To sum ii all up in
few words, the Krakauer is unsur-
passed for beauty and elegance OF style,
sweetness, purity and power of tone,
elasticity of touch, aid in workmanship
and durability is without peer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-13
ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT


OLD CITY BOOh >AOfNE.
Owing to the unexpected delay in having
some new display fixtures made, we have
been unable to properly expose our Holi-
day Novelties. and hence postponed our
formal announcement. Our friends and
patrons have very wisely turned over "A
new lear and started early to make Pur-
chases. though we were taken rather by
surprise. and extend this explanation ana
our apologies. We have done rushing
trade Notwithstanding our want of entire
preparation and the fact that we have not
done line OF holiday ADVERTISING care
now ready for the FRAY and will try and
make Il interesting in the way of nice goods
ana reasonable prices. Our 1890 edition oil
the christmas Book shelf" will be ready
for delivery on Monday. the 18th. We will
also have something to say to you through
the daily press If we can lind time to'say
IT,. STANTON DANESfOhi'
booksellers and >tationers-
1901 Market street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-13
Justice Ankles Court.

Tue case Of William Mitchell & Son v
Horkheimer Bros was put on trial in JUS
ticc Ankles Court, yesterday. before the
following jury: 4. II. Nesbitt, c. II. Copp
Robert Simms, Robert Simpson, NJ. J. Me
Fadden and c. w. Conner. The jury
brought in verdict of $40 for the plain
tiff. The facts adduced showed, substan-
TALLY, that the horse was driven by Julius
Horkheimer, on September 4th, over the
interval between Boggs run and Forty
eighth street, and tuat the animal was IN
iured bv being thrown upon pile of stones.
l.. S. Jordan for plaintiff; II. NJ. Russell
for defendant.
In the same Court the case of Mrs. Ellen
Miller V. Adam Alderman. suit TO recover
board furnished the wife of the defendant,
was adjourned until next Wednesday on
account of the accident 10 Captain b. i.
DOvenCr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-13
THE P. C. & ST. L.
A GREAT DEAL OF INTEREST BEING MANI
TESTED IN IT.
A Branch Road to Pulton-An Interesting
Rumor-The Line to the Coke
Fields, and Its Possibili-
ties.

Mr.. +. Ii. Cotton, representing tn
Pittsburg, Cannonsburg and State Linz
Railroad Company, was in the city yes
terday in the interest OF his road
and during the day met considerable
number of business men. There Is
good deal OF interest manifested in bust
ness and manufacturing circles, over tho
road, and the indications are that there
will be quite a large delegation at Mon
days meeting of the Board of Commits
sioners.
A number of citizens OF Fulton are
bringing TO the attention Of the Wheel
| ing Bridge and Terminal Railroad Com
pany, a suggestion for switch TO be
thrown across the creek from the Pen
nsula to Fulton, just west of the coun'
ty bridge, thence curving north and
east into Centre street, and following
that street cast through the town to and
across the fields and connecting with
the Elm Grove road. The Terminal
people seemed, yesterday, to be favora-
bly, impressed with the suggestion, and
it is probable the switch will be built,
As il would be a great convenience TO
Fulton business men.
Said Il gentleman last evening: Il
heard remark yesterday which may
mean a great deal to Wheeling. A
friend of mine was talking 10 one OF
Paige, Carey * Co.'S bosses, and the
latter said: 'Oh, Wen be here in Wheel
iny for good while yet. As soon as
we get the big tunnel through Chap
lines hill, we will commence bigger
one than that, not very far,from il. The
contract has been made My friend
asked where it was located, and the
Chapline hill tunnel. | wonder what
that meant?" The reporter gave it up.
The long-talkcd of ''line east OF
Wheeling" dear to the hearts of every
Wheeling citizen, seems To be- about in
Stdtu quo, although u Pennsylvania gen
tlcman, greatly interested in seeing
line from this city to Conncllsville, was
in town a day or two ago and talked
over the project with one or two local
railroad people. One gentleman active
~ interested in local development,
said yesterday: "a line up either
Middle or Big Wheeling creek, touching
w dyntSUuTp anu lutI tlONSlib wv
into the coke field, would be, of course,
of inestimablc value to Wheeling, but 1t
is only link of line which would be
truly great one. That line would cut
through Greene county 10 the Mo-
nongahela, down into Monongalia
county, over TO the Cheat, and
then follow that river and its
branches clear down to its headwaters,
where crossing would be made to the
Greenbricr, and that stream followed
right across the State. Think of the
business that would come into Wheel
ing over such road, to say moth
ing of the coke region advantages, and
the posSibiltes-nay, prObabilities-of
an Eastern connection. believe the
Wheeling ana Eastern, which has been
talked about and dreamed about for
many years, will be built soon, and then
that greater road | have outlined will
follow as an inevitable result
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-13
A. l.. RICE a CO.

Our Holiday business commenced a week
or more ago. We have made special pre-
parations In medium price articles suitable
for Holiday presents, and our stock has
the merit of uewneSs and novelty. We
have exclusive articles that can't be to"nd
outside of our establishment.
We have done large business I'm Indi""
Splint Baskets-In Hampers, Scrap and
work. They are very pretty and very
cheap. and make "a useful and acceptable
holiday pre.ent. Our Handkerchiefs are
the talk OF the city. We have the only
complete line of Meriden Antique Oak
Boxes. conceded by all to be the choicest
novelty of the season. We have sold large
Nv of seal Capes aud Nuts and are almost
daily getting In new stock. It Is impossi-
BILE to enumerate the thousand and one
articles that go to make mp our Holiday
stock. A walk through our store will sug-
rest Ideas that will make Christmas
shopping a pleasure rather than a task.
4. l.. RICE 4 co.
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Di,htberia at West Liberty.

Messrs. Jesse Leasure and Horace
Ridgely, of West Liberty, came 10 the city
yesterday to consult County Health Officer
Myers about case of diphtheria existing
in the family of Mr.. Henry Spears, in the
town named. The patient is a child, who
went to school to the academy, contrary to
the advice of DR.. Jobes, and the trustees
were forced to exclude the child and per-
haps one or two others, coming from the
same family, and required Mrs. Wendt,
the assistant principal, who had been
boarding at Mr. Spears house, to remove
to other quarters. There are two theories
upon which the disease is accounted for,
one being that it was introduced by child
rem from West Alexander, and the other
that it came from burying hogs, which
died of hog cholera, too near the house.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-13
Where Did You Get Yonr Hat 2

You want winter hat; you certainly
need winter underwear, and we are sure
you need something in the gents fnr'
nIshing goods line. Now keep very
quiet while we tell yon where to buy
the latest style of the celebrated Burk'
hart hats, fur caps, latest and best un'
derwear and finest and best gents fur,
nishing goods, and novelties OF all
kinds at the very lowest figures; you
are waiting. Well, now, slip around to
Emsheimer & Co., 30 Twelfth street,
and you will get everything mentioned
above at lower prices than any other
place in town.
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HEHOLD THE CRASH.
KLINE BROTHERS,
p..1;al,le riothiers.
l1iO Main Street,

llAU MAIN SthNtf
Oner the Greatest Bargains Ever Heard OIL
There can be no effect without cause
The cause of this Great Clothing Sale COM
meneed in the fact that great wholesale
clothing firm OF New York concluded to
close out in one great lot their eh'ire
stock of suits. made to retail regularly nj
SEQ.
They offered them to Us first at prices 50
extremely low buying became an absolute
necessity. We didn't need them, but had
To take them. 1t wouldn't do TO let conn.,
netitors get hold OF such immense values.
Now we must sell. We know how. wen
give you profit.
HERES THE GOLDEN STORY;
Wen sell you these Suits such rs no
store In creation ever sold for less than SO
before. for $40. DO your duty to yourself
BUY while buying brings such tremendous
profits. MILNE ono
llIO Main Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-13

Carl Fulton, Conductor on electric motor
"Lenora.n was the victim of a painful ac-
cident, Wednesday night. Hewas running
the lower b. Il o. crossing at Benwood
when his foot turned upon a stone, spraln-
ing his ankle. Although it panied him
severely, he stayed at his work. When he
reached home his foot was so badly swollen
that he could scarcely take his shoe off. He
will be back at work in n day or two.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-13

1t Is said by the best experts that the pro-
portion of really fine gem stones grows
less with each year, the mines produce
fewer high grade stones than heretofore.
All who fancy Diamonds should see the
collection OF Rare Blue White Stones now
ON display at 1. G.. Dillon a. Co.'s.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-13

Have you seen Marvin'S new Pinalor'
Cakes? They are made especially fol
the boys and girls of America and ar,
as dainty as they can be. All the well
known characters are repreSententcd-
Dick Deadeye, Little Buttercup, the
Commodore and the Captain. Get Som'
of them from your grocer to try. The
children are delighted with them.