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Souanr for tho last hundred years. Z "A
remedy for catarrh, aykfeyer, and cold
IN the head, found at last in Ely's, Cream
Balm: Safe and pleasant ito use, and
easily applied into the nostrils. II 1t gives
relief at once and a Thorough treatment
positively cures, Price so eents,&Mwraw
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WHEELING, JANUARY 8, 1890. =

b tEHtorcd at the rOstoliice al Wheeling, ". Va,
"a scc0nd.claSA matter, Jlisl aGa-,,a lt.s llF
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FITS. !,

8 All Fits stopped free by Dr.. KnSE's
GREAT NERVE REsToRER. No Fits after
first days use. Marvellous cures. Trent
Use and s. 90 trial bottle free to Fitcases.;
Send 10 Dr.. Kline, 93l Arch st., Phila., Pa.
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Not Dce,elyed BY Iii. Appearance an .,

Benevolent Old Gentleman latter dis.
pensing Christmas Eve charity to beg
CARL give this because l don't think
you'll Rpend it at the nearest grog shop.
You haven't the appearance Of a drink
ing man. Z. ii S5fsi js4
Beegar-You're right, sir. am no
drunkard; Pm n burglar in bard luck.
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4 " DIED. \ .
Martins Ferry, o., Sunday
IN tntwning, January S, 1890. y I'll O O'CLOCK,
VI wiILtAa DrLaGuddR, tit his d3d year. stal'h7
Funeral from tho residence Of his daughter.
Az MIs. Henry Lindeman, E.uavllle. Tuesday
afternoon 1t O'clock. 4 Friends Of the lam.
KY lily arc invited. 1nterncnt at Mt, Zion Gem.
" etery. n q II ~
HALI-on5 Friday January ., 1900, at y4:l5
,sts o'clock a. M MAnYA., wifu Of J. r. fall,
Il In tho 10th year Of her age. 4, {
Funeral took place yesterday Sunday afternoon
4 lat . O'Clock. fntcrment at Peuiasuiar Gem.
u z. ctary .E =! /. Y lt.....s Z
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Me- sEsL.,, lr%"E.NNEy
! AA0ueSIi0n.,

e Do you suffer with habitual constipa.
ton Or biliousness ? I'll so, try the pleas
ant iluit laxative VI Elixirsofa Dates. Mt
will cure you.X Sold In 80 scent bottles
by; q r. Goetze,;sly Irwin, I Wy H.,
Williams, John; Laughlin: Logan Drug
Company and Goodwin & Co., wholesale
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NEW York undertakes to show that
the Worlds Fair, II held elsewhere, will
be a continental failure. a good many
Americans are willing to test the accu-
racy of.this doleful prophecy.
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cough, Group, sore throat,
sudden colds, and the lung troubles PEI
cullar to- children, are easily controlled
BY promptly administering Ayers Cherry
Pectoral. # This remedy is safe to take,
certain lin its action, and adapted to ali
constitutions. lEESS r A,v 55iis
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The Pittsburgh Dispatsh tells about
a town clock in Potssrille being stopped
by the grip. In Pittsburgh we have
seen hundreds Of street cars stopped by
the grip. =
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Tnoudu tho influenza had never been
heard OF, this would still be the finest
kind OF weather for pneumonia. That's
( the thing TO keep a sharp lookout for.
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(, 4, Z. . N; u MONTH.
No. 2lo2 Main street. s %
No, 2s53 Main street, Store room and work. i3g;If
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A::,OPERA%HOUSE.
Friday and Saturday, January .10&11,
~ - ~ Il =, il f9ai S5;$.
AZ X AND SATURDAY MATINEE: 8, 4,
!: ~ MR. JOSEPH,

Mr. Z. g. STONE announces limited number
Of appearances Of Americas Eminent Actor, il
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lIe Had lsann lTl,nrn.

u Gsggs-By, George! How tired some
OF these jokes look. one sees I'M these
alleged humorous papers.t;s ~ 55ifl
Baggs-Guess you'd look tired il you'd
travelled around as much az they have
snd been declined withthanks 80 often.
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OF Bcnwooa Iron Works.
FORESALE.


= Ten Roomcd Brick House, In good repair, at 90
Thiftecath street, s, 800 - stssl sS5if
:. Five Roomed Cottage, 81 North Broadway
2: Three koomea Brick House, 70 South Huron
street. 81 ,o75. $50, 8 ltJ1+fY
Residence on North Front street. !! 4 4
y And many other Improved Properties at low
figures; will pay well us an investment. r a'is
!. Fruit Farm within sight Of this city, lust In
l.s prime: Will sell ats bargain. isfI}s st..5,,
Bufiding Lots at all prices, IN all parts 81 the
city, at last years. prices. Buy before the nd.
vance comes, either for homes or Investments. Z,
4iitff FOR RENT.
Ten Roomed Brick Dwelling at SIS Main street,
Az modern inpfovements; aac location. ~ Z
Store.room, lbs Main street. N :,ss;i56g. Il
Seven Roomed Dwelling, l65 North Front
street; all modern convenieaces' y 3',s
store-rooIn, loci Market street. ST NJ
3 several Small Dwellings on the Island and
f.3 G. O.. SMITH. ff5s s555,S
y mo et3 Itest ~ 12a0 Main Street, q
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I y, $50, !, ~
Sick Hehttncho,2

\ Loose's Red Glover I Pills cure \ SICK sick
headache dyspepsia, indigestion, 4 con-
stipation, CSC. per box, s boxes for 81.
For sale by Logan Drug Co., Bridge Cor
ner Druggists, Wheeling, Viva: 81 Dsaw
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AN annex TO the lNTELIidRNcER's
ste.baskct has been constructed to &C.
commodate the rank crop Of McGinty
Jokes. li1. nv
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Harry-"'And, dearest, do you think
OF me all the day. long?" Dearest-''I
did, Harry; but the days are getting
longer now, and, Of course-well, you
know that that must make some differ
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ii CALVIN 5. tBnIcE draws first blood in
tho Columbus mill. He drew It with
his bungstarter. :5i
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Perfect In Ono Respect,

Poseyboy-Oh, you mustn't talk i OF
perfection. Miss Travis Nobody is per.
feet. TIA h. 4. ~ !Nls.ikl 9i!i14gt
I Little Brother (breaking in)4Yessir!
You are perfect. s7'tss6 III ,yy}$9 2;;;t,
Poseyboy (blushing with PLEASURE
Nonsense a. l!ltt4sT GI3;I@ Sc.
n Little Brother-I don't care + Ma said
yesterday that you were aperiect ninny.
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The drug store keepers OF Kansas look
monrnfully on the burning corn Of that
fertile State. Properly treated, corn
brings a pretty income to Kansas
druggist. ~ 81 : IS. A a1.7;EE,,s
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TRUsTEE'S SALE,

q. VI ID j. oh
Y BY virtue OF a deed OF trust made by Bridget
Noone TO me Az trustee, dated July !, 1857, re-
corded In Deed Of Trust Book No. Is, page $40,
In tho office Of the Clerk OF tho County Court Of
Ohio county, West Virginia. Il will sell at the
north front door Of the Court IIopSe Of Said
SATURDAY, tho 18th DAY Of JANUARY, 1890,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. M, the following
described property, that Is TO- nay: A piece OF
ground situate In the city OF Wheeling Ohio
county. West Virginia, being the south hall OF
lot numbered forty, three situate on the east
side Of Market street on the north side Of TWEEN.
tyseveath street and at the corner OF said
streets; said half lot has Il frontage Of twenty.
five feet on Market street and extends back oil an
even width binding on TwentyscYenih street
one hundred feet 10 M alley. o. 3lgsai9
s The title Is believed to be perfect, but selling
AZ trustee will convey only the title vested Iii
me by said deed OF trust ~ ia II ~ -.
Y TERMS or sALE-Onet third and as much more
rs the purchaser elects to pay in cash on the day
Of sale, the balance In two equal installmcnts nj
one and two years, notes bearing interest from
the day OF sale TO be given for tho deferred pay.
ments' the buildings to DO kept insured for the
benefit Of the deferred payments, and Tho title
10 be- retained until payment Is made III full. Nh
~ '<s''isEl "a ". ]. ". C0WUEE, Trustee. Il
NV. II. HALLER, Auctioncer h7i.r Frs deal q
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Indiscreet men are like boarding
house meet. First they are roasted BY
jocular friends, then they get in a stew
about it and before long they are in the
aollp. 70 "a =. n. u las.
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To-Day more Congress, aud thereafter
until further notice. Change Of pro.
gramme at each performance.
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gRICHES..

y II you desire them no use toaling away time
on things that don payi but send 90 1t once
Book. \ II book, aud terms not satisfactory wo
Will refund your money. No risk No capital
NEEDED. q both ladies and gentlemen employed
Don't lose ttme In wilting.a"Step In while tho
Address 5GI B.F.PJOHNSONi g. CO., N
D desc MwrawN3t loua Main IT.. Richmond, Va. z
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No fragrant wild flower Of the heath ";
- Is sweeter thau my Julia's sigh: 5Ftl n n Z
Z No pearl Is winter than her teeth, ~
While her soft lips the roses dye. /. 3ss, (
II For SOZ0D0Nr Is her delight, l5l II
1t keeps those charms so pure and bright.
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4 Real walking Mattel,

Stranger lin ldime museum - Say,
where's the waikiki match you alver-
tised Is ss;rt:It! 4gQ'ssSSI5:eS5
there? s7;s Z; q. Il, Ia se,2i7s 5 "a,
b "Yep.""s F5s y s4.2.s
5s''Well, that's him. I" t,i Y
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! FORsRENT.1
IMMEDIATE Poss EssloN. A

S.5Sfs,.St " ssSSi MONTH
No. 2lt2 Main street, rooms s %
NO; 2e53 Main street, Store.room and work y3gii3
%
w. 4ho Alley u "
81 POSSESSION APRIL !, Z, ~
No 22ts Main 70 %
NO, 1891 GODS 70 90
No. Al.ey =. ~ 60
Ei; Business House aud Dwelling numbered DAB
and 2e45 Market street atei g.ti5s1t
u Business House and Dwelling, numbered o2A7
and 22l9 Market street; tho halls on second and
third floors will be converted into dwelling
rooms to suit tenant.
4 2o5 Aero Farm, $500 per annum. i
VA Desirable Residence on line OF p, W. 4 Ky.
Railroad, 500 per annun. tstgf9 4
FOR SALE. siS
n No. 1888 Jacob street, a. desirable new: resi-.
dence,i6 rooms, !. pantrys, two story wash.
house, ground 4 full lot. n
t$No! % North Front street. y a
Lots east and west ktdeS OF South Front street.
sALots on North Huron street near Zauo street.
Exley Lots OH McColloch street! i,gE
;Exiey Lots on Alley Il. 4: "a v, s.SSj
NO. los McColloch street. VI sfs4 HI NJ
HALF Lot on Eighteenth street. IN ID
N No. 1900 Jacob street. " n?
N No. 22lS Eoff street,
4 No. DAD Main street.
n Block Of Houses, Twenty:fitth and Main sts.W
y No. $50 Main street.
No. Is Twenty.fourth street ! u III.
IN No. 70 Twenty.fourth street. NJ " ..ssG
9 No. 1910 McColloch strcet. XIV
4 Many, other Houses, Lots and Farms for sale. II
J AMES AZ HENRY,itilifs5issS;
Real Estate Agent, U. 8. Claim Attorney aud No.
y tary Public No. 1872 Marriott Street. JAG +
-
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why Small Game Wu... pr,ferred. :

%Friend-Well, Nose, II see your fond.
ness for chickens has cot you into trouble
again. Why can't you eat something
else? 4, 4>is55IFF.If }sj{I4E5sii''
The Culprit-'Dee Mars Brown, I
wouldcheerfully; but how'sa poo niger
to carry q whole sheep off under Ills
Jacket? Does der law require inposser-
bilities i? AZ = '2s' tts5 ii I..t
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gAGG ENTs sWANTED-rHE3 Mis-
IN souri, Washer affords Agents profitable
business. Washes dittlest clothes clean by hot
s,eam.S Arguments IN th favor numerous and
convincing. se,lt on Two weeks Trial: write
81 Heck mnn street. New York. flg.3LlE,- 80 ocS !.
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STATE or ONO, CRY or ToLrpo,. /

.lSsa. LUCAS COUNTY, J .
1. Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
is the senior partner OF the firm OF FIJI
Cheney 4 Co., doing business in the
City OF Toledo, County and State afore-
said, and that said firm will pay the sum
OF one hundred dollars for. each and
every case OF eatarrh that cannot be
cured by the use Of Halls Catarrh Cure.
SF5iIi5j b a FRANK J.. CHENEY. i
"; Sworn to before ME, and subscribed
in my presence, this 9Th day Of Deem.
Der, AID. 1856. ! n y
,S&a5c1-, A. W. GLEASON,
ltya.-r-' Notary Public.
y Halls Catarrh Cure is taken Internal
ly and acts directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Send
for testimonials, free. Il IL Is H
FL. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O.; s
RD-Sold by Druggists,,75 cents. pAw
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CATALOGUES, LISTS, CIRCULARS
W. and Printing OF all kind executed at tho N
I; "a q NTELLIG ENCER JOB OFFICE, sS545
{ t4 No. Is aud n fourteenth Street
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Wanted.

|JJTANTED = LADIES YEAND Z GEN.
|SHt!s3TLEMEN 10 Introduce our Spring line
OF Gloves on salary. Samples ffee.i Expenses
advanced Fl Address, " with d stamp, ROYAL
GLOVE CO., Cincinnati, Ohio. gtrFFp Dec IAl d
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Those contemplating either the selling Of
Renting Of Real Estate can make money BY
placing It In the hands Of a RESPONSIBLE AGENT.
With an experience Of thirteen years IN the
business Il have become acquainted with the
values; also who arc good .euaats. VIII give
special attention to the general management Of
Real Estate for the most profitable results.
All property placed In my hands will be thor.
oughly advertised without cost 10 the owner.
GO. SMITH, 5 I$3i; "
Real Estate Agent and Broker, Il
Y deA $500 100 Main Street.
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GENTS WANTED AT ONCE, FOR
IN Life and "reminiscences Of Jefferson DAVIS.
Eilted by Justice Lamar, y. 8. Supreme Court.
Fart OF tho proceeds given To erect monument
10 MI Davis Complete ontht sllS 'Address x.
il. WOODWARD a CO., baltimore, Md. A few
good General Agents wanted fNiNs4tgigli ja3 4,
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Single Tax.

This system oftaxation, devised by Henry
George, is at present attracting world wide
attention. /, was first called tax on land
this name frightened the farmers, who
jumped to the conclusion that it meant
more tax was TO be piled on them while
they were already sroaning under a load
they could not much longer bear. A better
rame was next hit upon and that of ''single
tax was adopted with the explanation that
it was not proposed TO lay the new tax on
land but on the rdlue of land. Its author
thus explains il in the single tax platform
"The single tax, therefore, would
], Take the weight of taxation off of the az.
ricultural districts where land has little oil
no value irrespective Of Improvements, and
put it on towns and cities where bare
land rises to value Of millions of dollar,
per acre.
80. Dispense with multiplicity of taxes
and hord of taxgatherers, simplify govern
ment and greatly reduce its cost.
''3. Do away with the fraud, corruption
and gross inequality inseparable from our
present methods which allows the rich tc
escape while they grind the poor. Land
cannot be hid or carried off and its value
can be ascertsined with greater ease and
certainty than any other"
The following diagrams will illustrate
the single tax, or tax on the value of land
principles:
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The March number of Stra~bridye
& Clotlier's Monthly adds q beauti-
full half-tone reproduction of the
Ridgway Library to the list of splen
did specimens of Philadelphia archi.
lecture with which it has embellished
its pages during the last few months.
The c.rrent issue contains q goodly
number of illustrations accompany
ing the usual variety Of interesting
articles, embracing fiction, fashion,
needlework, housewlfery, home deco
ration, and music; together with
many miscellaneous paragraphs Civ
ing advice on a multitude of subjects.
OF no less Importance are the pages
CONTAINING monthly bulletin OF
seasonab!e dry goods, that enables
the stay at-home to buy at home by
means of the illustrated, described,
and priced catalogue therein given.
The price of the Monthly is SO cents
per year; and the publishers are
Strawbridge & Clothier, of Philadel-
phia.
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improvements.
Land.

Suppose the above diagram represents q
farm Of 100 acres which would sell the way
farms sci. q: present, for $1,000. The up
per part of the diagram representing i'm
prevemen,s, embracing all buildings, fences
and orchards. If these Were good buildings
and fair fences. orchard, &c., they would be
worth $500 leaving the bare land value
81 500 On this latter the tax would be
laid, and eishboring farms would be val
ued at the same rate per acre without re-
gard to what ever Improvements might be
on them, whether of more OF less value, il
the assessors considered the bare land equal
in quality, and not waste or Inimproveable
land.
When all the land in the county or State
had been valued by this rule the per cent
age Of tax would be calculated as under the
present mode, but no farm stock, household
goods or personal property of any kind is
included in the taxable basis. A farmer
who wished to fix up his property by i'm
proving his land, fences, buildings, farm
stock, machinery, &C., would not be in fesr
Of laying himself liable to ine in the way
Of additional tax By the assessor. What a
man earns or creates by his industry shall
moi be seized and taxed, but the industrious
man and woman shall enjoy absolutely all
they earn, exempt from fine by the law be.
cause they are thrifty and industrious.
The following diagram may represent a
single acre Of land in Baltimore city. There
are many acres of land we have no doubt
that, with their improvements are worth
100000 each, possibly more. We will
suppose foc illustration that this diagram
represents an acre worth 100000 in
Baltimore.
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Improvements.
Land.

The buildings on the land cost half mil
lion. Then if the whole is worth two mil
lion dollars the bare land is worth to the
land lord $l.50O,OOO There are acres Of
land in the city of New York with their
Improvements valued at four millions.
That rich land lord who owns the acre in
the above diagram is drawing money on;
of the merchants or other industrious peo-
land, hand over fist, while he is not lifting
Il hand. He is doicg nothing and Yet re-
ceiving large part Of their earnings in rent.
That rent is called BY political economists
"unearned increment" because the land
lord does nothing whateYer to earn it; and
yet the industrious people who occupy the
buildings are probably paying much more
tax than he is. The single, or land value
tax policy proposes to take the tax off of
the busy workers who occupy the buildings
and off the buildings also, and take enough
of rent, land value or unearned increme emf to
defray the cost OF government. So it taxes
the 81 800 900 land value and let, all else
go clear. If the rate of tax required 10 rails.
sufficient revenue fol the purposes for which
taxes are levied SHOULD be per cent on the
valuation of the land, then our farmer for
his 100 acres value al 81 800 would pay $45.
Our city land lord who is piiug up mil =
lions of "unearned increment called rent,
at the same rate would be called to pay into
the tax box $4,000.
This is the principle of the single tax or
land tax which is causing such stir in the
world, and which has made the name of
Henry George so famous. This system
would sqnelch land speculation. the holding
of town and city lots by idle people waiting
till the industry Of the community makes
them valuable. ANY one can run over in
his mind the land in farms and towns and
determine where the heavy tax would be
laid. 1t wouldn't come off the farmers as
it now does. When farmers come TO I'M
derstapd the principle of taxation embraced
in the tax on land values. or single tax, il
is likely TO receive strong following in the
rural districts.
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The Fine Hand of the Saloon

In politics shows itslf wherever
occasion offers in the mastery it has
over the old parties. The opportu.
nifty to shut out and disfranchise all
prohibitionists in this State was
taken advantage of in preparing the
boss abortion of the Australian Bal.
lot bill which is before the legisla-
ture. There is provision in the
bill which requires that three per
cent of the vote of the State must
have been cast at the previous cleo
ton by any party to entitle it to rec
ognition ami the printing of its can
didates on the official ballot. This
provision would place every conceiv.
able object in the way of forming any
party in the future to oppose the two
old parties who might squabble to
the end of time each TO secure the
offices. The saloon is eager to use
this method to outlaw, as it were
the prohibition party and kill off the
prohibition vote and its willing
allies, the machine bosses, barker
with alacrity to conform to it's die
tation: The two old parties are the
cringing slaves of the saloon, a lac
80 patent that all have ceased tt
deny it.
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The Circuit Court.

The March term of the Cecil County
Circuit Cou,t began on Monday.
Judge Stump on the bench.
The following are the names of the
Grand Jurors:
John w. Bell, Foreman. Henry M.
Patterson, Charles w. Simpers,' James
F. Jackson, Francis S. Everist. John
W. McCool, Charles L. Beatty, Henry
Lindsey, Harry NJ. Larzalere, James Il.
Houck. William J. Wilson, John r.
Dewitt. John w. Beaver, James S.
Hopper, T. Bond Brown, Francis L.
Way, J Montgomery Brown, Thomas
NJ. Tyson, Alfred Wetherell, Thos. c.
Cruikshank, Joseph H. Manlove,
Frank A. Vacant, Jos. T. England.
The first case tried was
State VS.. Lewis Dempsey, Robert
Dempsey and Archibald Trimble.
charged with disorderly conduct at
meetings held in Bethesda NJ. p.
Church, in the 9Th district, on Christ
mas morning and New Years eve,
1885 The case was given to the jury
on Mondy afternoon. The jury return
ed on Tuesday verdict of not guilty
in the case of Lewis and Robert Demp.
sey, and guilty in the case of Archibald
Trimble, with recommendation to
the mercy of the Court. Find IS GO and
costs.
TUESDAY.
State vs.. Charles Graves, indicted
for stealing meat from James NJ.
Devine of the 1st diftrict. Groves was
arrested in Delaware ard came here
without requisition. Tried before a
jury. Verdict of guilty.
The case of State VS.. Charles Haste,
indicted for stealing horse from S. D.
Mccullough of North East, was set for
Friday.
The Grand Jury found presentments
against James Cooper, colored, for driv'
ing away the horse of Samuel Massey
of the lst district against Charles Yea
zey. colored, for driving away the
horse of W. p. Howard of the % district;
against Samuel Rice. colored, for assault
with intent to kill Caesar Larne of the
Sth district; against Stephen g. Reagan
formerly of the Sth district for selling
whiskey; and indictments against
Waiter Smith and Charles Reade of
New York City, for larceny.
WEDNESDAY.
Smith Campbell vs.. Job Haines.
Action for SANDER and malicious prose
cution. Constable for p aintiff; Thack-
cry and L. NJ. Haines tor defendant.
The Grand Jury brought in indict.
ments against Reagan, Cooper. Veazey
and Rice.
During the trial of this case Smith
Campbell, the plaintiff, tainted in the
witness box, causing considerable
excitement in the court room. Court
adjourned until Thursday.