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The Case Was Different.

A young woman who had sole charge
of year-old baby had good deal o
trouble with it in the sitting room o
the Erie depot the other afternoon. The
little one howled and kicked in Severa
languages, and finally became so mucl
of a nuisance that three or four OF th,
nearest sitjerS got up and moved away
A. they did so an oiliciouS woman came
forward and asked:
''Are you its mother?'
Nom; I'm the nurse"
"Well, I'm the mother Of five chill
dren, and never had one act Is thi'
does"
"No'm, presume not; but the ease
was different"
"II0w SOP
why, You were alive and could see
TO your babies, while the father of this
one was killed on the railroad two
months ago, and the body OF its dead
mother is around on the platform in 4
caSket. It's going to Troy for burial
and the little one is going to its grand
mas. Sorry. ma'am, but il will cry in
Spite of all | can do"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-30

pans, December 2>.-NotwithStand-
ing the protests made 10y NJ. Ribot'
Minister Of Foreign Affairs, and NJ.
Roche. Minister OF Commerce, against
the Tariff Committees augmentation OF
the tariff duties proposed in the Gov
eYarent bill, the comNittce continued
until adjournment To raise the tariffs to
prOhibitiye pitch.
The representatives OF The asricultu-
raj lnleres.s in che cOmmittee hase sup
oorted prohibitiye duties on maHstac-
lures. in the expecta that IN rcturn
they would obtain close market Tor
farm products. The agricultural par
~ is stronger both in the Chamber OF
D,puties and the senate than the Indus
trial element. and wreck Will the OIL
unless their demands are conceded.
4 majority of the committee are dis
.aij,tcd with the proposal of the Gov
.sr,..ls Tor The free entry of the Lead
inc raw materials. silk, wool. hides, OIL
seeds. sc. and viii o&ey IS Z substitute
a propoSal to impose duties ~ith - dTas'-
hack upon manufactured articles ex-
ported. with or without the Govern
lnsns's assent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-30
THE BOGUS DIVORCE LAWYER.
Buttncr's Bail Reduced, but He is I'm
able 10 Furnish 1t

New York, December 29.-Wm. II.
Buttner, the divorce lawyer, who is
charged with having received $50 for Il
fraudulent divorce decree, was ar
raigned for examination in Jefferson
Market Court to-day.
The police officials asked for an adj
journment. Buttner objected, saying
he was ready 10 proceed at once. and
complained that he had been badly
treated by the police, aud that he was
arrested and locked mp on the nforma-
tion OF a seif-confessed forger, who
charged him with grand larceny for re-
ceiying Zee OF $50 for counsel fees two
years ago. He said he was not charged
with forgery. bat larceny, and request
ed that his bail be reduced 10 the
amount usually required in such cases.
Buttner also took occasion to attack
the newspapers. saying that il every
thing the papers had charged against
him was true he ought to be hanged.
Bail was reduced from $1,000 10 -, 900.
but Buttner was unable 10 even furnish
the reduced bail, and he was locked up
for a further examination on Wednes-
day.
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kDCU-MondaV morning. December -. 1890
a one o'clock 81. m. REGISA, wife 81 Loni'
Hoch. aged - years, ~ months and II days
Funeral from her late residence, six miles
back 81 bridgeport, on the National Pike
Wednesday morning at ~ O'Clock. InterHen
al Linwood cemetery. Friends Of the family
respectfully invited 10 attend.
HELDON-Sgnday. December 2s 1892 a
3:l5 p. H.. M.EDARET, wife Of Benjamin Shel
don. in the 57tn year Of her age
Funeral from her late residence in -Etnaville
O.. Wednesday afternoon at o'clock. Inter
ment at Peninsula cemetery. Friends are in
vited TO attend.
DENlS-Suulay. December -, iSao, q: egh
O'Clock p. M. Henry DrSiS, aged 20 years.
Funeral services al his late residence. rear %
IoSs Market street, this TUESDAY afternoon %
2oclock. Friends Of family invited TO attend
Inierment al Peninsula cemetery.
REISMUTH-Nonday. December 20. lsgo. q
O'Clock 4. M, MACDALESA, vile 81 Flor"nc
fr.i>mu'h, ST., aged 69 years.
Funeral from her late residence. No. 3! rweu
ty-sixth street. "Wednesday morning ~ So
O'Clock. Mass at s.. Alphon>u> Church at
o'clock. Friends OF the family are invited {
attend mtesment At Nj. Calvary cemetery. E
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fG inch Atwood Black Serge. s0c.
very remarkable value.
80 inch Black French Serge, 2

40 inch Black silk Wrap Casas1cn-.
at sLOO, SI.l0, sl.25-the present mar.ci
price on these qualities is Si.e5. $50,
sL75, respectively.
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Not Quite.

As he entered the car at East Bulfal,
he saw at glance that there was bu
one seat with u young lady in it, and
he marched straight down the aisle, de-
posted his grip and overcoat. sat down
and familiarly observed:
Il entirely forgot to ASK your per
mission
That's OF no consequence, she re-
piled.
Thanks. Travelling alone, eh?"
almost, but not quite. My husband
is in the smoker, my father and brother
are in the seat back OF us, and the TWO
gentlemen across the aisle are my un-
claS. The conductor, who is Il cousin of
mine, has just gone forward, but will re-
turn soon. and | will introduce you To
my aunt il You will 90 back few seats. :
Jaw. Aw. | see" gaSped the man,
and the floor of the car suddenly became
So redhot that he picked mp his baggage
and his feet and lii out FOR the next one
ahead.
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4 Triple Tragedy.

WiLKE>nAIRi, PA, December ga
shooting occurred at Frederick, five
miles from here this morning. Michael
Curlcy, saloon keeper, - years Old,
shot and killed his wife, Mary. aged 30,
Il Hungarian named Anton Stauoyitch,
aged 40, and fatally wounded himself.
Another Hungarian who was in the
saloon az the time was shot through the
hand but escaped These four were the
only ones in the place. NeighborS heard
i've shots and rushed into the saloon to
hnd StanOyitch dead on the floor, shot
through the heart and head. Mrs. Cur
ley lay with her head against the bar,
also dead, There was wound in her
neck which had severed the jugular
vein. Curiey was shot over the left eye.
tic is still alive but cannot recover.
There are stories aiioat telling OF an
intimacy between the Hungarian and
Curlcy's wife. Curley has an unenvi-
able reputation.
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Good Word for MIR. stewart.

To me- t'A'0f Of ne Rsgtsfer.
SiE:-Being an independent voter,
and one who votes for his business in
terestS Us rule, on all but purely ma
tiOnal candidates, have been thinking
that IL would be good, sensible bust
ness move for this district TO send Mr..
Frank ". Stewart to the State Senate.
am not acquainted with him, but hear
that he is an energetic young man. who
has had six years experience as Clerk
OF the Court in his county. We have an
excellent Republican in the State Sen
ate nov. The Legislature is strongly
Democratic in both branches, and
the Democracy can pass any
measure they see tit. whether they have
a Senator from this district or not. No
L. ;. Senator is 70 be voted for at the
next session. Now. would il not be
good sense for our people to have a
Democrat in the Senate to look after
the great manufacturing and CONNER
cial interests of the city Of Wheeling
and First Senatorial district.
| think il would be to our advantage
TO have man in the Senate belonging
10 the majority side.
Our citizens without regard to poll
tics should think this matter over.
MUGwCMr.
ThCffiug DoeCmbeT %
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Determined to Die

ST. LoUI>, December 29.-liarry j.
Atkinson, railroad brakeman, whose
home is in Auburn, Ky, chose two
routes 20 commit suicide last night AT
the Gleason Hotel, this city. He first
tried morphine, which had no effect on
his organs. lie then took a dose OF
F, laudanum and getting into bed, sent a
bullet crashing through his brain. He
left several letters, one Of which was
addressed to Mrs. c. T. Atkinson,
Auburn, Ky. No cause is assigned, eX-
cept that he was heard to say that he
was tired Of life,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-30
TIE PRIMARlES.

There is always great deal of doleful
talk about the saloon element" and
gutter politicians" controlling cleo
tionS-aud there is some truth in II.
But whose fault is it, This is free
country. Every citizen. good and bad,
is entitled to a voice IN the conduct Of
its affairs. II undesirable candidates
are selected at the primaries ii is the
fault OF the better element in the par
ties. which does not make its influence
felt az those most important elections.
II the good members Of the party, men
who have important interests in the
city, will not take sufficient interest in
their own municipal affairs TO 90 to the
polls az primary elections, If they leave
the candidates to be selected by the
aforesaid saloon element" ind gutter
politicians, they will have no one but
themselves to blame Il these elements
are found after the yotoS are counted TO
be in control OF the city.
II good citizens will go 20 the primar-
les and vote for good men We shall have
good men nominated. They are the
majority OF the party and can have
their own way. II i duty they owe
90 their party as well Is 20 the city TO
DO so. II they neglect this duty they
must bear all the blame 20 men, whom
they DO not want to ill office are nomi-
mated.
Let every Democrat attend the com
ing primaries and express his choice of
candidates.
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The Puzzle Solved.

LIVINGSTONE, Mont. December 90
Recently band of counterfeiterS mas
been flooding Montana with silver dol
lars, but the officers have been puzzled
aS to the location OF the counterfeiters'
den. Saturday !. :. Marshal DcyOe
found deserted cabin near Gray Cliff.
on the Crow reservation, in which were
all the apparatus for the manufacture
ol the spurious coin. A man named
Frank Ellis was found in the locality
aud was arrested. lie refused to say
ANYTHING.
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a Sound SlcPuer.

ANDERSON, IND, December IS
George Simpson came 10 this city YES
terday and purchased marriage license
to wed Miss Mary BenScnbower. Re-
turning home be went 10 sleep in his
buggy. The horse wendell his way home
ward without driver. ~ what
is known As Bells Crossing the vehicle
was struck by freight train ON the
Big -Four and demolished. The cngi-
neer reversed his engine and brought
the train to stop. expecting TO find
the manglcd corpse of the occupant OF
the wrecked buggy; but, strange as il
may seem. George was Snugiy cuddlcd
up in the top of the vehicle. still sleep
ing, unconscious of his narrow escape
Gnnrrn was mnrrich ON timr.
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No Natter How Hard

auy druggist tries 10 sell ysa his awi
cough medicine, remember he does u ue
cause he makes more money on IL lnsiSl
on having kemp'S Balsam for the throat
-. ,,l...-s for there is no cough remedy s.
pure siaa' none Az s-..s,s. =" break up cold
For influenza. soreness or the 10. %: ald
tickling Irritation with constant cough
Kemp'S Balsam is an immediate cure
Large bottles, soc and 81. AT all druggists
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NOT THIS YEAR.
The Third Party Not quite Ready T.
Bloom In Politics.

The Third Party Not quite Ready t.
Bloom in Politics.
TopEKA, KAN, December 29.-ThC
following interview with President
Frank McGrath published to day would
Indicate that the Alliance has for the
present decided tn drop the third party
movement. He says; The agitation
in the South over the Lodge bill pre-
cludeS the possibility of any Independent
movement at this time. While in Ocala,
| Investigated the conditions as tho
roughly Is my limited stay would per-
nit and came to the conclusion that
more time was needed, IL will all come
about in time, but the time is not this
year.
The delegation OF Kansas editors,
which has returued from tour through
the South, having made a thorough in
vestigatiOn Of the Farmers movement
there found that large majority of the
Southern farmers believe in working
FOR their reforms within the Democratic
party. In Louisiana, for example, the
editors found few, if any advocates Of
the third patty movement.
The party in Kansas, however, is As
determined as ever in its fight on Sena-
tor ingalls,.
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Another Richmond.

Willis VI. Dent is a candidate for
UooFkeepcr Of the State Senate aud we
hope thgt1he Democratir members will
interest themselves in hiS behalf aud see
that ne gets the appointment. Mr..
Dent made a gallant race for the House
OF Delegates, running ahead OF his
ticket. and being defeated by a very
small majority lie has been hard
working, faithful Democrat and no
man Is better G;ted FOR the place and
Ne hope he will get IL.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-30
sietu Advertisements.
BAKER a
w Div to J. II. briggs. Bellaife, o. dtDf

NOR RENT-FURNIsHED FRONT ROOM,
L for single gentleman. Apply OF % Ihir-
faenfh street ueo.s
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-30

Tue Senatorial election-to an the
vacancy caused by the death Of Senator
SMru. from this district. is but few
days of. 10 is an important election
and Democrats should 20 TO the polls
and vote for their candidate, Mr.. FRANK
Srrw Arr. OF New Cumberland. who is
thc man We want % represent this First
District ia the West Virginia senate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-30
The Randall,
Corner Penns, lyania Ave. AMI Fifteenth Street,
WASHINGTON. D. c.

This Hotel is New, Elegantly Furnished and
Beautifully Situated, commanding Views o
the Treasury. White House and Grounds. th'
Mall. Washington Monument, etc. aud frs;
class In all respects.
TrRNs-S9 30 per day and upwards,
JNO. Z. TREGO, Proprietor,
d.o,t,b Late OF berkeley Springs.
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Smiled and Was Pleasant.

BALTIMORE, Mp, December 29.-Wil
liam Blaney, who was convicted OF muir
dcring his grandmother and aunt on tn,
night of May last, was sentenced TO-
day by Judge Stewart TO be hanged
Blancy made low bow when the Judge
pronounced the words Ito be hanged b!
the neck until dead" and smiled pleas
antly at an acquaintance as he walked
back to the lookup after sentence.
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That's a Fact.

HlffNuloNA -NtA he"'''i''''
Hon. T. NJ. Ddrrah is candidate ioi
Auditor on the Democratic ticket sub
iect of course to the decision of the next
State convention. IL is "A good while
Vet aud no man can predict the result
but of one thing he can bee certain; IL
Mr.. Darrah Is the nominee the Demo
Gratis will have a mighty good man.
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Probably MeaHs a Teust.

PIrrSBUEG, PA, December ga con
ventiOn Of manufacturers of road-mak
ing machines is in session at the llOte
DuQueSne, considering the ACCESSIBILITY
of forming trust. There are foul
companies in the West engaged in the
manufacture of rOad-making machines
with a capital OF 81 200, 900, and all are
represented. The combined capacity
OF the four concerns is 5000 machines 4
year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-30
Jockey Murphy la.

LEXINGTON. KY, December at.-
Isaac Murphy, the well-known jockey,
is seriously in AT his home here, having
taking violent cold while skating. lie
have never beeRa well man since his pc
culiar sickness the day he rode the no.
toriouS Fircnzi race.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-30

NOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOM-Within
L three minutes walk Of McLure House
Suitable for gentleman and wife, or Two s'ngIe
gentlemen. Reference required. Address N.
Il " This office de'sOs
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No Truth In the Report.

LlrrLE Rock, Arm, December %
\ sensational report from Pine Bluff
has been received to the cfIcot that the
negroes of Swan Lake and Greenback,
in the southern part OF the State, were
up in arms. This was unfounded. The
report WAS caused by fight between
two negroes. in which one of them was
killn0.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-30

7 osT-LARGE BLACK POCKETBOOk,
IL containing papers OF value 10 the owner
only. \ liberal reward will be paid By leaving
n ~ the Iewelry Sore OF Wheat X Hancher,
1871 Market street deSjr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-30
r,a,,entlve Engineer.

LIVERPOOL, December 99.-The main
Boiler in IrvenS lard factory exploded
to-day causing ,ae death 81 three work
men. inattentiOn upon The part o, ia.
engineer is supposed to have been the
cause Of the disaster.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-30
Round House burned.

RALEIGH, y. C., December 29.-Firt
IN the round house Of the Raleigh and
Iisraiion iailrOad. destroyed the building
aimed II 5000 and seriously dam
aged syyspieeR locomotives housed
iu IT..
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A CARD OF THANKS.

The family Of the late Louis Gaus desire TO
return their heartfelt thanks 10 the members Of
the Opera HuoSc Orchestra, TO the Pioneer Soci.
ety. 80 the Young Mems Democratic Club, aud
to their friends generally for sympathy and
kindncs>cs extended in their bereavement
THE FAMllA.
WurytIS. Dec - iSl de3jq
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WIANTED-SITuAT IoN-Either locally or
w upon the road. by man'with g years
experience in business. Strictly temperate. A
good salesman. An sctye worker, thoiougly
reliable in any position. Address III STLER,
care kKeIsTEE Office. dedOr
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Ry the Morphine Ronte,

WICHITA. KAS., December ee.-nan
/ iel Bonner, StOckman OF Lexington
XIV, was found dead in his room ut tbs
ssocKya,as' hotel yesterday morning
Morphine Vas liz agent OF des'ruc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-30

" beats the dogs ,cr making a fellow
squirm. Nobody pities Yea. "Getit out, ~
saws OGe. .rub the tooth against ; st9pe. -
saws ruOther; ''Wben il begins 20 Sweaa
then IL won't burt 81 much," saws third.
The reason Of the ache Is ycn didn't use
sSOZODONT, and prevent yoCF teeth
from decay.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-30

TIM Farmers Alliance has come to
the conclusion that is not yet time for il
to step into the arena as ''third party.
4 good idea. Third parties don't pan
ont very we'll
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-30

NOR sALE-HOUsE WITH NINE ROOMS.
Il Lot 6Oxl2O. No. % virginia street. ln per-
feet order. Inquire Of c. A MEiER No. $50
a leopeAul
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DAILY REGISTER DURING THE SIS
SION.

Tor one dollar Dee Daily REci>glE Wili De sent
90 any address postage prepaid during The con-
iu- session of thc Legislatur.. Cash ,o accom-
psny the order. order, may BE- sent at once and
the paper will De- mailed now without additional
rhsre- The session Will be- o most important
oue. eud th- Rrci-TTR, in accordance with its
usual custom, viii have complete daily tele-
sraphis report.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-30

U,OR RENT-THE DESIRABLE Residence,
II No. 597 Main street. Possession az once
Apply 10 \. j. SWEENEY 4 son. de%1dqer
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Lors Of snow Is lying around loose on
The hills and in the valleys. What the
Ohio Valley wants now is little biz of
thaw Immediately followed by little
bin of ireele. I'LL Il IS all gone.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-30

Higher prices are talked of ou 40
sides. We viii Dc little peculiar, and
adhere 10 old prices.
W. N u. priccs,-always the lowest,
in these stores,
Catalogue and Samples free.
superior mail order facilities.
Try nS.
Satisfaction guaranteed, also lowest
prices.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-30

lr is stated that O'BiiEN and PAR
MILL will hold secret conference IN
Paris to-day. kIrrlE : ia Paris TOO.
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NOTICE.

UrANTED-A STRONG. ACTIVE YOUNG
w man white OF colo;edl porter and
driver. Address %" this office. de2dh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-30

Is the death Of the widely-known NJ.
a. DAUrHIN, the La. ;. l.. loses an old
trade mark.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-30

INATTEVrIvE engineer explosion
three dead Plot for same Old story-no
copyright.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-30

Bic Foor has surrendered. T.. i. is
al Indian chief. not Chicagoau.
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OFFICE OF THE CLERK or

Virginia.
In the matter Of the probate Of the will O,
James Murphy, deceased.
thls Siith day OF Eeee.ahes, \. d. .isyA Joh q
4. kaIu s.ed h,s Petition asking lof the p-obatf
Of the Will Of James Murphy. deceased. and i,
appearing by said peti;ioE anl 81 affidavit filed
hsfeig that ianas jordan, loha Jordan, Mar
iofdap ana sasah Jordan are noa-.esiionts O;
ne Slate Of West Virginia, it Is therefore or.
dered that the aforesaid parties da apnea- Win.
In one month from the first publicaiion hereof
ana do what IS necessary 10 protect their inter
est IN this matter
published the frst time December %. 1891
GEORGE HOOK. Clerk.
JoHN A. HowARD, Attorney. dea,oawt
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80 inch mote the width All-WOol
Black CaShmcres, G0c.-rcgrar yalue,
- cents.
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&rppraulS.
dds FOR COAL.

Bids will BE- received at the Office Of the Cit,
Water Board for Clean, Nut and Mixed Coal fol
the year 1881. for the use Of the Water Works
Bids to close NJ noon ou Wednesday. December
81. 1870 None but bids from Union banks re
ceiycd.
dcl6i CITY WATER BOARD.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-30

~ inch All-Wool Black Cheyiottos.
50c.-wOrth 7Jc.
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3. & 3.
See Samples
or THESE
Special Black Goods
Values

before you buy black dress Samples
cost you nothing, and will save you dol
lars.
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MARRIED.
DIED.

1870 by the Rev. Fullerton. NJ CHARLES l.
PUGu. OF Bellairr, and Miss DANE c. OLIVER, OF
This cttv
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Irnnl atntires.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
10 the creditors OF sophia Schwarizbach, de-
ceased.
In pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit Court
OF the County % Ohio. made in cause therein
pending. TO subject the real estate OF the said
Sophia Schwarizbach 10 the payment Of her
debts, you are required TO pre-. ent vous claims
against the estate OF the said Sophia Schwqrtz
back for adjudication 10 Ceo-rs =. nova. com
missi?ne.. u .,i1 oaoe ~ said county, on.or b..
fofe iho 18th dzy II January. 1891.
witness. John ". Mitchell Clerk Of the said
Court, this 9Th day OF December lsq0
JOHN W. MITCHELL C,stE.
Caldwell : Gin H.
'totdsy fos Complainant
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Menu ADVERTISEMENTS.
A INVOLVEMENT.

To the Democratic Voters OF the City OF "hee''"s
respectfully solicit your votes Tor mayor ~
the Democratic primaries TO be- held on SS'u'
asy. the 10Th dag OF January. 1891.
10, GEO. f. BOYD.