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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1890-09-17
Wonders

Are wrought by the use Of Ayers Hair
Vigor in restoring gray hair to its original
color, promoting a new growth, prevent
ing the hair from falling keeping it soft,
silky, and abundant, and the scalp cool,
healthy, and free from dandruff or humors.
The universal testimony is that this prep
aration has no equal as dressing, and
is, therefore, indispensable to every we'll
furnished toilet.
CT have used Ayers Hair Vigor for some
time and it has worked wonders for me. l
was troubled with dandruff and was rapidly
becoming bald; but since using the Vigor my
head is perfectly clear of dandruff, the hair
has ceased coming out, and I now have
good growth, of the same color as when I
was young woman. / can heartily recon-
mend any one suffering from dandruff or
loss of hair to use Ayers Hair Vigor as a
dressing" = Mrs. Lydia o. Moody, East
PittstOn, Me.
"Some time ago my wife's hair began to
come out quite freely.
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FORECLOSURE SALE,
~sIRCUlT CoURT-JEFFERsoN COUNTY.

e. IRCUIT COURT--JEFFERsoN COUNTY
WILLIAM II. CLARK Plaintiff,
against
JAMES L. PERRY,
ABBIE NJ. PERRY HIS WIFE, No. I.
= Fl. BRECKENRIDGE
ANNA kEIChARDT and
GEORGE j. HAWKINS, Defendants.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue and in
pursuance of judgment of foreclosure anu sale
rendered in the above entitled action on the I'd
dav of September, 1889 at general term Of the
Circuit Court, held in and Tor the County of JET
fersou, III the state of Wisconsin / shall on the
23d day Of October 1890, at O'Clock in the fore
noon, at the front door o the dwelling house on
the hereinafter described premises, offer for sale
and sell al public auction to the highest bidder,
for cash, all the following described mortguged
premises situated In the First ward of the city
.f WATERFOWL, in the County of Jefferson, and
state of Wisconsin to- Wit: Lots l. g 3, IL, 10 and
20. in block number TO- of Pritchard's second
addition to Wattuown aforesaid, according to
the plat of said addition recorded III the office
OF the Register of Dte'is of said county; said
premises 10 be sold 20 sat isfy said judgment and
expenses Of such sale.
Dated, september 81. 1890
z. ". HIBDARD
Sheriff OF Jefferson County
49w1 By L. GRAEwE Deputy.
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No Idea of 1t,

Husband Cat , a. m.)--Are you going
to let me stand here and pound on this
door the whole night, my dear?
Wife-Why, of course not / intend
to hail the first policeman l sec and
have you locked Jpn. Y. World.
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plated attachments and all necessarT neeHIse, "
bins and tools. Have others with and 0ra"S
and one without drawers or case for tlZ.fo az
many other useful articles on which we can &c
you Is to 60 per cent Standard W atches AZ UNI
ually close figures. Send for catalogues.
a. T. EVANS & CO.. 1a2 State ST.. Cnscass0'
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BELL.ttitE.

III Sorts Of Local News md GossIp From
the Glass City.
TT. lIaulon, OF the Darncsyllle Republican,
was In town yesterday.
Engineer II. Nelson Is on the sick list, and Is
only slowly improving.
Street Commissioner Madden Is busy repairing
The washouts caused By the heavy raius satur.
day.
City Marshal Shepherd Is being praised on all
sides. He hasa very decided way Of doing his
duty that pleascb all.
The Ohio Valley railway people have located
their offices over the pesioilce In the uuoccu.
pied rooms OF GhAllagct q Woodbridge.
= Fourteen arrests were made by the police Sat.
urday evening. and the Mayor was Eept busy.
lie lined them IRON g. to SO and costs each, One
woman was Included In the lot.
Engineer NJ. Becker. Of the Cleveland 4
rltsbursh kaiirtad. arrived Inst night. aud will
be- III consultation to-day with The resident IN.
sineer mud Ohio Valley engineers.
D. 4. Holiday, OF Newton, Kss.. die Mt h,s
meme there yesterday morning. The remains
Will be brought here for inlerinent, The dc.
ceased was u son'ln.law OF Thomas Ault, Of this
city.
Engineer saler. Of the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
railroad. a! Cleveland, will move his family to
bellairc, and is to take the Martins Ferry Iiun.
NJ. Anderson. who ian II formerly, having
uoycd 10 Ravenna. ~
An the men who went from here 10 work pt
Floodwood In the blast furnace arc at home The
furnace being banked Tor want Of good COM
are not fond OF verv hard'work..
Rev. \. Il. Williams left yesterday to attend
me golden wedding OF his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
5: X. Williams. who live at Millersbur,, Ohio.
me occasion promises TO be grand, as children
rom aiAT are expected 10 be present, as we'll us
years old. - "
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The Board OF Public Works calls at.
tention to the persistent violation oil the
ordinance prohibiting the deposi,ing Of
loose paper, boxes and other refuse in
the streets and alleys, and the leaving Of
wagons, etc, out over night. The
Board has had numerous com
plants on this score, and is
determined hereafter to strictly en-.
force the law. In dry weather large
pieces Of paper blow about on the pave.
ments and often cause horses to shy. In
n or two recent cases serious ruraways
have been occasioned by such causes,
In wet weather the paper is washed into
the gutter, and carried along to the sew
er opening, where it catches on the
grating and forms a dam, catching sand
and debris, and quickly flooding the
streets. This is a source Of grave n
noyauce TO citizens and expense to the
city. Persons who hereafter violate the
ordinance will do so at their own risk,
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City md Wheeling Folks
AbronI.

Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folk
Abroad.
Hon. John J. Jacob, OF Clinton, wa
in yesterday.
Mr.: James NJ. Rodgers, a prominen
merchant OF Wellsburg, was down yester
day.
Joe T. Gallagher, OF Pittsburgh, cam,
down yesterday on one Of his periodical
visits.
Hermann, the great magician, ant
Madame Hermann are q. the Mcclure
house.
Charles A. Loder and Miss Rub,
Lytton, OF the "Hilarity" Company, arc
at the Mcclure.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Roland will leave
tonight for Livingston, Montana, where
they will go to housekeeping.
Mr.. George Hoffman, OF Kansas
City, Mo-, formerly OF Wheeling, is back
shaking hands with old friends.
Mr.: Gil Brown, the Union Bridge Com.
pany's chief engineer, was nearly buried
IN The shower OF congratulations yester-
day. It's a boy.
Mrs: Dr.. Cunningham left yesterday
Tor Washington, D. G., to attend the
meeting Of the Woman's Foreign Mis-.
slonary Society OF the Presbyterian
church as a delegate from the First
church Of this city.
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Everywhere Hermann goes his fam
precedes him. An illustration of thi
was furnished at the Mcclure house yes
terday. As Hermann went up in tn,
elevator, a bell boy standing below
shouted to the elevator boy: "Watcl
out, Johnny, or that man ii have yo,
aud the elevator in his room in a min
ute." .-H. ~.
Last evening after the performance a
the Opera House three young men
nicely dressed, were sitting on thu
Opera House steps discussing the mys
teries OF the evening, when a dark.facet
man with n heavy black mustache and
an air Of earnestness, slipped behind
them and stood cycling them critically,
unseen by the trio. Two or three peo.
pie were attracted by the situation and
stopped to gaze. Suddenly, as one oil
the mea was expressing his mystifica.
ton at Hermann's pulling a rabbit out
OF the clothes Of a man in the
audience, the mar behind him quickly
showed up his right sleeve, and deity
darting down into the fellows outside
coat pocket, pulled out a struggling kit.
ten. Its meow" attracted the mans
%attentin, and he gazed over his shoulder,
aud then sprang to his feet. The few
spectators laughed and passed on.
The man who drew out that kitten
was the barkeeper in a ncighboring
sample room. The other man had alb.
systematically walked out of the place
with a pet feline, and it "didn't co."
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Frank Hcnujc's Isenpflta.

Ofthe performance by Kecne and his
company Of Louis NT," the Pittsburgh
Chronicle Telegraph says. IAN AUDIENCE
OF good size filled the Grand Opera House
last night to witness Thomas W. keene's
Louis NJ Tia. it was we'll pleased
was evidenced by the liberal amount oil
applause bestowed by it, not only to Mr.,
keene himself, but on the company in
general Mr.. keene's Louis III is a line
portrayal OF the character. Mr.. Frank
by his good work" This drama and
Richard ILL.," in which Mr.. Keene is
unsurpassed, will be given at the Opera
House Wednesday afternoon and even.
ing on the occasion Of Mr.. Hennip's ben.
efts. The sale Of seats opened yesterday
at G. A. tiouse's music store, and there
was a big sale, which assures crowded
houses at both performances.
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BASE BALL.
The Opening Game Tomorrow a1orniuE.
Tho Parade,


The Opening Game Tomorrow Morniug,
Tho Parade.
Thechampionships opens in THU
city tomorrow morning with Canton. A
game will also be played ut the usual
hour in the afternoon. Both clubs will
parade the principal streets in the morn
ing preceded by the brass band Of the
Hilarity company, who have volunteer.
ell their seivices.t d Mayor Seabright will
open the game by tosaingthe first ball to
the pitcher.
The boys should be encouraged by the
presence Of a large crowd at the opening
games.
Yesterday Altoona defeated Canton
for the third successive game by a score
OF 1 to .. Earned runs-Altoona, |.
Hits-Canton, 8; Altoona, 6. Two.base
hits-O'Brien, Dallas and Fern. Errors
Canton, 3; Altoona, g.. Struck out
BY Williams, 6; by Monroe, !. Batteries
Williams and Collins; Beam, Monroe
and Gibson. Umpire-Capper.
The Clipper club, OF Columbus, which
was to have played Wheeling yesterday
failed to make an appearance. 1t i:
said they are walking home from Nc.
keesport.
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"SUCll FANTASTIC TRICKS"
The Grcnt Hermann ut the Opera House
Last Night.

Tho Grent Hermann ut the Opera House
Last Night
A refined audience, which packed the
Opera House upstairs and down, max.
ing standing room scarce early in the
evening. gathered last night to see the
performance OF Professor Hermann, the
great presdidigitator, and his accom-,
plished assistants. Hermann is without
exception the deftest and most original
Of all the performers in his line, hut in
addition 10 this the picturesque accesso.
rles with which he surrounds himself
add much to the pleasure OF his perform.
ance. Last nights programme furnished
one continuous succession of delight
and amusement, and there was scarcely
u feature that was not new. The "Flo.
line, child OF the air." mystery, was
both beautiful nndinexplicabie, Ahaud.
some young lady stood, POSED, sat, lay
danced, walked, skippeda hoopin midair'
apparently without any support. She
donned and dolFed costumes; now as q
Spanish dancing girl, and then as q
zouave, going through the manual o.
arms. The ~beheading Of a lady was
neatly done, while the "B!ack Art" acl
presented a succession of novel and
mysterious phenomena.
This evening q new programme will
be given, a feature OF which will be az
expose Of spiritualism.
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nicely, while Misc Lytton's singing was
encoted several timcs. "Hilarity" again
to.night. Seats at Weir's. f,.
NEW PASTOR INSTALLED


At tho Third rrcsbytcrlnn Church. In The
Eighth ward, last Evening -Impre..lys
Services.
Rev. Charles N. Aulforj NJ perr.v,.
,,,;, ma. la. a,o.;,. s,s,a,
w." , no., o'enls 'nA'a'l'a ~ paS'
TOR Of Tho Third Presbyterian church.
MIR. Anlford was formerly a minister Of
tho United Presbyterian Church, IN,
rc,,,,lv ,,,,.d iu;,h ,Ln n...L...'.,.
60 """ sAo 'e''"u
onufch aha was ordained n minister oil
that denomination. When Rev. L. W.
Barr, tho former efficient aud popular
pastor Of the Third church, accepted q
call TO become the pastor Of the Second
Presbyterian church at Dellairc, the con,
gregasion which no left without a minis
ter decided to call Rev. Mr.. Auliord
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His Hand Cut on,


A man from near Moundsyille came
up to the city yesterday, and after
drinking a little too much, lost a hand
by q peculiar accident. While he was
walking along the Ohio River trestle
near the round house, n train ap-
%proaehed. lie stepped down upon one
ofthe projecting beams to allow the train
to pass, and being a little wobbly, he
cIutched the rail with his left hand. The
train came on toward him. and he, evi.
IDENTIFY not remembering that the train
was riding the rail he held, did not re-
move his hand. The engine passed over
the hand, crushing it up to the wrist.
Dr.. ]. II. Pipes dressed the mans ir-
juries. He refused to give his name,
and left the doctors Office as soon as the
injury waa dressed,
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TILE CIRCUIT COURT.
PLEAS Of Guilty to Misdemcnnors- One Mar
Acquitted Yesterday,

Pleas OF Guilty to Misdemrnnors- Ono Nan
Acquitted Yesterday.
In the Circuit Court yesterday, before
Judge PAUL., Jacob Ruff was tried for
petit larceny and acquitted by the jury.
Julia Chisnell plead guilty to n charge OF
letting q house to be used as n house OF
i'll fame, anu was fined 500 and costs.
She also plead guilty to three charges o!
selling beer without a l%icenae, and was
fined $50 In one casc and SO In each Of
the other two.
In the case OF Mary X. Cracrait vs.
Key Mcdonald and others, Daniel
Lamb, special commissioner, was direct.
cd to make tho proper deeds.
In the case OF J. ". Grub VS.. Celia
Williams, a verdict for $40, Interest and
costs was given In favor Of Grub.
Dave Grant demurred to the indict.
ment against him for keeping q gaming
house, and the demurrer was overruled
and the case continued.
Nothing OF interest was transacted in
Judge Campbell's court.
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LOCAL BREylTIES.

Matters OF Minor Moment In and About
tbs CITY.
OPERA IIorsE this evening Her.
mann. ..,.
TnE GRAND this eveuing-Loder's
"liilarity."
NJ. l.. CoLvlo is havinga nex open
front put in his store room, on Main
street.
CouSciL has been called 10 meet this
evening to consider the license ordi.
nance and general business.
Ben FRANKLIN Council, No. ., O.
q. A. NJ, will give an entertainment at
It's hall on Twelfth street May l.
POSTMASTER CowDES took a header of
his bicycle Saturday, and now has n
sore head and his arm in n bandagc.
kESNEY & BLUM will in a few days
begin boring u well at their brewery on
Market street, 10 secure pure water.
NEW train wire is being put up fol
the use Of the B. &. 0. Railroad on the
Western Union pole from Baltimore To
Bellaire.
TIE merry.go.round, on the lot oppo'
site the Custom House, on Sixteenth
street, pulled out yesterday and went tc
Bellaire.
CRESCENT LODGE No. S, A. A. of L. and
S. W., elected Henry He'll and Raymond
Bauer, delegates to the convention
which meets in Pittsburgh in June.
The distributing department OF the
postottice will within Anew days be furtli'
er improved by the putting in OF a hun.
dred-hag rack, in place OF the seventy.
bag rack now in use.
TIE Thoburn Band OF the Fourth
Street NJ. Z. church will hold Il flower
sale and reception Thursday evening,
May !. at the residence OF Mrs. NJ. S
Hart, No. 727 Main street.
]. A. HOLIDAY & Son announce in
the advertising columns this morning
that they are prepared to furnish lum-
Der, house patterns and mill work ol
I'LL kinds, turned out by. skilled work
men.
MHs. r. A. JOHNSON will open the
hotel at Moundsville about the middle
OF Alay, and a number OF people will 60
down soon after to spend the summer at
that place. The cottagers will move in
about the same time.
The Wheeling Wheelman will hold a
meeting this evening at even o'clock in
the hall on Market street. This is an
important meeting and all members
should be present. Renewals must be
sent in before April 3Oth.
Tax Sixth Ward %slugger5 are again
needing attention. On Saturday night
a party OF toughs paraded through the
ward committing various depredations,
such as breaking fences and carrying of
gates: Down there it is one perpetual
"Holler Eve"
THERE was q brutal dog fight at the cor.
ner OF Thlrty-seventh and Woods streets
yesterday afternoon. Three fierce
CANNES got at each other, and their
owners and others stood by and urged
them on for half an hour. All three OF
the brutes were severely punished.
THERE was a funny snap on Market
street early this morning. A crowd OF
bloods wishing to make a cheap trip to
East Wheeling, hired Quincy cab for
eight oithem. Four got inside, two on
the horse and two on top ofthe cab. The
outfit passed down Market street an eout
Sixteenth street, with the horse at a gal
lop.
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TEN THOUSAND PEOPLE
Expected to Attend the Glasswoskers' II
unlun nj WhuulIn,, T., f,,,

Expected to Attend the Glasswoskers he.
uniun ut Wheeling In June.
Delegates from eighteen local unions,
a. F. &. W., met yesterday afternoon in
Odd Fellows Hall, South Side, says
Mondays Pittsburgh Dispatch, to arrange
for their annual reunion. The locals
represented are from all parts Of Western
Pennsylvania. Yesterdays meeting was
merely a preliminary one, and nothing
was done save to vote tor the coutinu.
ance Of the yearly gatherings that were
inaugurated last summer. 1t was de,
cided to hold 4 picnic at. Hornbrook
Park, Wheeling, on Monday, June 8
and various subcommittee were ap'
pointed to arrange for transportation
and fix details, such as athletic contests,
etc.
Preparations will be made to accommo.
date 10000 people, rs fully that many
arc expected to attend if railroad rates
are satisfactory.
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potterIes Up the River.

Several men from Trenton, N. j., who
have been working recently in the Steu.
benville pottery, have returned home to
work in the pottery Of Dale l. Davis. 81
the former place, where the union bot.
tiers have gone out on a strike. !.
The employees oithe Chelsea ~nostervat
New Cumberland aro 7olf'this Week on
account OF the breaking OF an engine on
Saturday. This is the first stop since
last August. Repairs will be flashed on
Wednesday,
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At the keCorder,s OoIco.

Clerk Hook yesterday admitted 10 rccord
q deed made March IS, by N. Z. Whita.
ker and vile and others 10 Hermann B.
Grimm. in consideration of s+,slO, 10,
part Of lot IS, on the southeast corner oil
Fifteenth and Jacob streets.
Malv:n Gutman IA appointed guer'
dian for Bessie and Emma Gutman,
minor orphans Of Manuel Gutman, de.
ceased, and gave bond in the SUN OF
$4,000, with Caroline Gutman as surety.
A marriage license was issued to
William J. Miner, a widower, aged As, a
native OF Belmont county, Ohio, and
resident OF Marshall county, VIVA, and
Mary Pruett. aged So, a native of Wetzel
county, W. Va, and resident OF this city,
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An Official Short In IIis Fund.-

Leopold Linden, the Financial Score.
tary Of the Bellaire Mould Makers
Union, haS gotten into a bad
scrape. having embexzled funds to
tho amount Of $500. His friends
vera surprised and amszed, and
the news completely overwhelmedthem.
He was not 10 be found yesterday, and
when he does turn up he will be ant to
60 to the pen. He has enjoyed tue CON
idenGe OF his friends I'LL along, and es-
pecially OF his fellow workmen in and
around the Belmont glassworks, where
be worked. He has a wife and child.
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MuNnrltyM Mt tho C;rnnd.

Charles A. Loder's "Hilarity" opened
a three nights engagement at the Grand
Opera House last night to a large and
very appreeiatiye audience. The comedy
Is a very funny play, and, as the pro.
gramme says, is without plot, erected on
a foundation Of funny situations and
built for laughing purposes only, and It
succeeds admirably. The COMPANY has
been strengthened since seen here last
and new music and specialties are intro.
duced. Mr.. Loder as the "sissape
masher," with his songs and clever dane
ing, drew forth round after round OF ap.
plause. Mr.. Steye Valley and Jeppe Dc.
lano helped in the iun.making not a it,
tie. Miss May Gunnell sings and dances
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matory ordinance was laid over till the
next meeting, that there might oe more
time for discussing IL.


The Council Coinmi.te on Real Estate
met last night, and Chairman Kurnel
reported that there were no bids on Sat.
nrday Tor the property on Caldwell's
Run, which was offered for sale at 81 500.
The committee decided to report tho
facts 10 Council. It seemed to DO the
idea that tho wisest disposition to be
made OF the lot not needed for the new
line OF Caldwell's run was 10 move the
house upon It from the lot that Is to be
occupied, and hold 1t until somebody
will buy II a. somewhat ike i,s reaI
value. ~.
The City Receiver was directed to 70.
new NIL leases OF city property for another
year ut the same rental Us Lust year.
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Visitors From Germany.

Dir. john Welty, on Main street, yes
terday entertained Ave peysous who
came direct from Germany. They were
on their way to Wellsburg to visit rela.
tives, and three OF them expect to re.
main in this country. The party EN-.
braced two ladies, the Misses Walters,
(sistersl, and three gentlemen, namely
B. Welty, A. Lieber and G etsanh. Mr..
Jacob Sweitzer and other friends accom-.
panied them from this city to Wells,
burg. Tho Misses Walters will visit q
brother tllers,
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Mr.. Farrell moved to recommend TO
Council that the contract be given 10
MIR. Murphy ut IS, 500. Dr.. Camubell
moved to amend by accepting the sid OF
William Carney at Sl7,3iO. A long dis.
cpssion as to whether Murphy. could do
the work at the price named eusned'
Or. Campbell favored Carney, because
his bid is more nearly In teepinc with
the cost Of doing the work properly,
Mr.. Farrells resolution as originally
presented prevailed, and Dr.. CamnheiI
expressed his intention OF presenting a
minority report. :
The ordinance amending the ere.
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Wheeling, April IS.
Tho New Crcmntory Ordinance,

..
To The Editor Of The Inkupncer,
Sat Ii Council should pass the
amendment to the crematory ordinance
giving the contract for removing nigh,
soil to,he lowest bidder per barrel or by
the cart load, enough money would b.
saved to pay 4 responsible man Tor cath.
e.ring and removing the garbage PROMPT.
lyand thoroughly.
In the past too much has been paid ia,
removing night soil, and too little ia,
removing garbage The new ordinance
will save thousands Of dollars to the
people. One man having all the work
fol!d afford to do it cheaper, and the
people having less to pay, could afford
to have a greater amount OF Offensive
substance removed. Consequently The
CITY would be cleaner and healthier.
Wheeling, Apra %. SASlrAs.