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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-10-18
BRIDGEPORT.

Mrs. Tuck Thompson was buried at 2
o'clock yesterda afternoon when special
train carried tn, funeral cortege to Glen
wood. where tb remains were inferred.
The bereaved amily have the heartfelt
sympathy of th,community at large.
The Cincinna travelling salesman with
whom Miss Lu Williams eloped several
DAYS since, wasseen on G. L. s. w. train
Yesterday. Noting has been seen Of the
lady.
Ex-Mayor Btwn, Of Bellaire, was in
town yesterday
John Donnell,and John Henderson, re-
turned from a lew days hunting expedi-
ton at Tippecnoe They brought IN ~
squirrels and tp foxes.
Rass Colvin ut for the home OF his
father yesterdy afternoon out In the
country.
Mr.. Frank Shrp, of Buffalo, N. Y, for
merly of this cit, is in town spending a
few days with hs old friends. -.
Henry Koehtein completed the job OF
putting the newsafe in the handsome new
bank building Yesterday morning.
Ross Howarda thirteen year old boy, or
Etnaville, In Rome way fell under q
heavily loaded wagon at that place Friday
evening. Sevehl of his ribs were crushed
in and broken. DIR. Heinlien, OF this city,
dressed the boys wounds, and last night
he was resting bitter.
Howell McCnnaughy has again sold
his grocery to John McConnaughy, the
original owner.
Wednesday evening pacing and trotting
race took place between William WOODS
PAGER and RoanBen. Both horses broke
into run and dter second trial, with
the same result the race was declared
draw, the best tine was made by Woods
horse, being 2.A A large crowd was IL
attendance.
Robert Atchsson, who has been neal
deaths door forthe passed three days, wa:
reported littlebetter Saturday evening.
Mrs Jacob Hslsley returned home yes
terday from Farmont, where she had beer
the guest of friends.
Elmer McCornaughy, the genial conduc
tor Of the c., L & W., who has oeen III To-
some time, willleave tomorrow for Chico
60. Kansas CITY and St. Louis for the bene
tit of his health
About 9 O'Clock Friday evening Their
was quite an exciting little 'scrap" on tn
streets, wh promised TO have sensa
| tional side, fortunately IT all ended II
threats. a Bank street citizen me
an old man living on Main street
| who accused the former OF having
talked about him behind his back. 10
words followed, when the old man drey
from his pocket butcher knif
and made for the other, who discreetl
retreated to his own door and told III
old gentlemen he would shoot him II h
came too near him. Their shouts could b
heard for SQUARES. Temporary peace wa
eventually restored and the crowd went
its way.
Mr.. Jerry Clemens. who has been i'll 70
some time, was seen on the street yestel
day.
The colored Odd Fellows gave a socit
and supper at the City Hail last night an
| the usual good time was realized
A large crowd attended the bean bak
given by the G. A. r. at the Good Teml
lars Hall last night II was joyous o.
casion for all present.
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CLARKsBURG.

CLARKsBURG, w. VA, October lit is
rumored that in day or two several coal
deals Will be cOnsummated which will pass
the titles of large tracts of Harrison county
coal lands into the hands Of Eastern capt.
talistS
The Mayor has removed into his new
Office.
The Knights Of Pythias are back from
Parkersbur and report q good time.
Democratic clubs are being organized
throughout the county. One was organ
lied at Il ockford Saturday night.
The Tunnel school house, Just east OF this
city, was destroyed by ire Saturday. Loss
81, 900; no insurance.
Charley Jarvis, who has been seriously
i'll with typhoid fever, is convalescing.
Jerome Stealey, one Of our Oldest and
most prominent citizens, has been confined
10 the house with rheumatism for two
months
Did you read ''Salem Salad" 1.-THE Dead
Triumvirate," Balmaceda, Boulanger and
Parnell by Virgining. 1t was written
beautifully, and no doubt the author was
Matt Nj. Cooper.
Hon. J. J. Davis and Hon. John Basel
have returned from Glenvllle.
Among other callers in the city are P ROT.
Blair, OF Salem; Col. A. w. Woodf0rd, Of
Weston, Miss SalHe Murphy, Of Wash
ington, s. L. Basel, of Marion county,
and Daniel Ogden, Of Parkersourg.
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TILTONYILLE.

TILroNvILLE, o., October 17.-Mr. Por-
ter, teacher at Buckeye school, spent Sab
bath with his parents in New Alexandria.
James Spencer, son of Mrs. Robert Gun
ningham, aud brother of Mrs. DR.. Won Mu-
ralt, died at his home Tuesday morning,
October 10, OF dropsy. Funeral took place
Wednesday, Rev. Hoover officiating.
Henry Ewing was in Steubenville on
Thursday.
Misses Birdie and Bell Gardner were
visiting their grandparents, in Martins
Ferry, the first of the week.
J. j. Dallas, Of Warren Ridge, was in
town Wednesday.
David Tappan, of the Island, is spending
his vacation at his uncle's, VIM. Robinson.
Henry Fitzgerald has moved into his new
dwelling.
An infant child Of Mr.. Sterling is danger
Vim. Mediu spent Friday in Bridge
port.
The miners turned out in force last even
ing to hear the able speech made by Mr..
Davis, ex-President of the Miners Nation
al Association. -,
Wallace NIedil is home, threatened with
typhoid fever.
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MARTINS FERRY.

James Brand and Jake Dick left yester-
day for Nova Scotia, and Ed. Burris
Evans for Montreal, Canada, on Monday
10 work in glass factories.
Rev. Jacob Birmingham will preach at
ST.. Paul's Episcopal Church this afternoon
az 3 o'clock.
Work is suspended at the well OF the
Glen's Run OH and Gas Company, on ac-
count Of scarcity of water TO supply. the
boiler The runs all being dry there is no
water in that yincinity.
The election booths for the county will
be here some time this week. They will be
in charge of the various Trustees and
COuncilmeu whose duty it will be TO pro-
vide rooms and put up the booths for the
election and also 10 take proper care OF
them 50 that tney will be in order when the
next election comes around. The Council
men and Trustees would do well also to see
if the old ballot boxes are large enough
and if not they ought to order new ones
made so as to have them in time.
The Ohio river water has been condemn
ed by the State Board of Health as grossly
impure, and dangerous for drinking pur-
poses.
In the official form for the new Austral-
iau ballot, the ackground Of the devices is
shaded 20 prevent voters from marking IN
these spaces, instead OF to the left of the
words Indicating the party ticket. There
are I'VE instead of four party tickets on the
Official ballot, namely: The Republican,
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PIEDMONT.

PIEDMONT. W. VA, October 17.-Csptain
f. r. Mullen is acting yardmaster this
week NGrdmoSter J. NJ. TempletOn was
married to Miss Belle DAILY ut Grafton Oc-
tOber IS.
Sister Mary James, Of the School Of the
Nativity, Port Richmond. Philadelphia, is
visiting her father, j. p. Rogers.
John Hipsley has moved TO Mt. Lake
Park.
Misses Ida Tracy and Hattie Burnsworth
returned Monday from the Pittsburg Elk
position.
Mrs. r. =. Burnsworth is visiting Mrs.
W Z. Silom 40 McKeesport, Pa.
Mrs Lucy POLAND returned 70 her home
i'm Wilmington, o., on Thursday. after an
extended visit TO her mother, Mrs. W.
Hess.
!. =. Getty, West Virginia Central agent
az WilliamSpCrt, is again on duty.
Oscar Mailer had his foot injured in
wreck at Greenopening October a.
Hamilton Kild0w was severely burned
on the head and face on Wednesday in a
wreck at Frankville.
Mrs. y. A. CrOn was buried Monday.
Division No l, U. Il. X. Of p, accom-
panied by Gibson band, returned Thurs
day from Parkersburg. They report hay
ing an immense time.
MesSrs. II. G.. Buxton, J. g. Davis, ]. g.
FredlOck, G.. W Harrison, II. K. Harrison
and lady, Miss Victoria White and Miss
Amy Williams attended the Price-BuxtOn
wedding Wednesday.
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WELLSBURG.

WELLsBURG, October 1.-THE Brooke
Glass Company's second attempt at setting
their pots was successful They will
start Monday milking glass bottles. About
100 men and boys will be employed, and
their pay will amount TO about 81 900 pay.
The "batch" for the glass was mixed up
yesterday.
The 1. S. D. G. gave hop at the Hudson
House Thursday evening
Council meets Tuesday night
The NIGHTS SiaS,e en SsTaRaa at Rarn
House last night. sos .ho
Pittsburg exposition Thursday.
Alex. Campbell left Thursday evening
for Lexington, KY, and other southern
points. chic ,veel,
The murder case was set for Oct. 2f,-lusG
a year to the exact day that the man was
killed. .r,orrost
home, in the church on Sunday morning.
Oct. 50. fror, q
~ p. Robinson will preach Sunday in
the Christian Church. Subject, paul
Reasoning Before Felix" GO,
Several members of Bethany Councll
Jr, o. U. A. M. attended the meeting OF tne
| local Council Tuesday evening
Geo. Givens' well came in wednesday
with a small flow Of gas, when ne VIII
pipe Immediately to his mains. -,
Postmaster Jones has returned from MS
VISIT m ALI the postoffice in the county.
THE Court House will be lighted oy cleo
The Weilsourg Grays have had photo
| oranhe taken
hop will be given by Local Union NO.
1O6 A r. G w. U October 81.
Rev. G. w. Shields is attending tne
maetinq of the Synod and consequently
there will be no preaching in the Presoy-
terrain Church on Sunday morning. ~,
Messrs. E. A. Frost and Frank Noii-
hardt. Grand Chancellor and represents,
tive. attended the meeting OF tne oI@ =.
Conclave of the Knights OF FytniaS az
Parkersburg .onroserta.
lives at the charity ball to be gwen 10
Wheeling. $3.50 =. c.er,
benville some time ago, is now aole 10 "ais
about the house. =, % ohrrch
will give a novelty social SOON
Miss MYRTLE Caldwell returned nome tnls
week from visit TO Elm Grove.
Ex-Judge Geo. E. Boyd has oeen eiecoee
nv the bar here 10 temporarily MI tue plaSs'
of Judge Campbell. who is too III 10 aeUenu
Judge Boyd was up Friday. Nj.
Miss Della Kemp is the guestoi MISE
Maggie Crary at Anderson's LANDING
Sa1t Vim. Oaks Jr., Of Pittsourg, wa
visiting here this week.
Over Eve hundred head Of fine sheer
have been shipped from here TO A. L. How
den, in Kansas.
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wARRENTON.

WARRENroS, O., October 1.-THE MIN
rods are getting in some fine shots this
week and the squirrels have to suffer.
Mr. and Mrs. Condor returned on Thurs
day from visiting friends in Warsaw and
SherOdSville
Peter Yost and wife, Of Bridgeport, are
visiting friends here.
Mrs. Reed and Mrs. George Strain, Of
Martins Ferry, were guests Of Mrs. Horn
ing on Thursday.
Mrs. Langly spent Friday with friends
IN Bridgeport.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Lee Chamberlain were
guests at a birthday party at the residence
Of Mr. Arnold, near Mt. Pleasant, it being
the sixty-hfth anniversary Of Mr.. ArnOld's
mothers birth.
There was quite pleasant party at the
residence Of L. Sharon on Thursday even
ing. There We're guests from Steub enville,
Burlington, Portland and WarreutOn. AL
enjoyed the occasion until late hour.
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ratio, Prohibition, Peoples and

Democratic, Prohibition, Peoples and
! Veterans.
| a rare treat is in store for our people to-
morrow night, when "O'Flinn in Mexico
\ win be presented at the Opera House. The
artists in this company have associated
with none but first class organizations, such
as Fanny Davenport's, Clara Morris, Mary
Anderson's and many others. A list of
( well written and original songs and dances
with fine vein of comedy will be one OF
the features Of this truly entertaining COM
bination Of dramatic intensity and laugh
producing comedy.
Revs. Z. Ritter. of Annapolis, Nd, and
J. Rice, of New York City, are the guests
Of the Rev. Father Mattingly.
Miss Annie Bingel, of North Wheeling,
is the guest of friends in this city
VIM. Joy and wife were in st. Clairsvile
yesterday.
Miss Sallie Orr and Miss Archer,of East
Liverpool, are the guests of the family OF
Capt. l.. w. Inglebright.
Clyde Campbell. Of Utica, o., is the
guest Of his old college friend, John ID.
Spencer.
Friday evening Recon was given
Frank Moore and bride home OF the
groom's parents, Mr.. and =. 5. Moore,
of Woods addition. A great spread was
placed before the guests and music was
furnished by the band of the Seldon Seen
Fishing Club, of which organization Frank
was a member The occasion was also
celebrated as the twenty-fourth annlver-
sary of the wedding of Mr.. G. S. Moore
and wife. A splendid time was reported
by all.
Mrs. J. A. Schrugg is dangerously i'll.
MIR. Anderson RalstOn is somewhat I'M
proved.
Capt. Inglebright will build ten-room
house in Newland's addition.
Gen. COTS appoin ment TO speak here
on the evening of October 81 has been can
celled.
The Geology class of the High school
took trip to Wheeling yesterday, under
the charge of Prof. John A. Bownocker.
Following are the members OF the class:
Misses Kate Devault, Ada Barber, Pierre
Coleman, Lettie Dean, and Messrs. Chas.
Woods. julius Blumenburg, and Enoch
Harris. They returned well pleased with
their trip and the knowledge that they
gained.
The Wellsburg oase ball club that Paden
and Feeters, of this city, played with, won
the pennant OF the Ohio Valley Base Ball
League. The average Of our boys were
as follows. In batting Feeters stood, .5b2
per cent, Paden, .343; in fielding Feeters'
average was $50; Paden's, 1854. Feetirs
was the catcher, and Paden played third
base for the club.
At the Republican primaries held in this
city yesterday afternoon to nominate JUS.
tice of the peace, Henry CraWtorce, OF
Bridgeport was nominated.
r. T. Ong was in Wellsville yesterday
on business.
Matthew Blackford, of Beloit, Kansas,
was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Hannah Hough, Of Richmond, Ind,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Joseph Waters, of Walnut street, went to
Smithfeld yesterday accompanied b. Miss
Emma Henderson.
Jesse Jones, of Mingo, is here to spend
Sunday with his parents.
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BELLAIRE.

The Republicans have arranged for a
special train over the B. 4 .. to Barnes
vile on Thursday to the Mckinley meeting.
A special will be run from GAINESVILLE to
this city in the evening for the meeting
here.
The Democrats will have voting booths
here on Monday night so as to try the
Australian voting system.
Ed. Moore is preparing to open a whole
sale confectionery store on the east side Of
the Square.
The "O'Flynn in Mexicon company gave
good show, and caught on in splendid
Harry Samsel will so to Pittsburg this
week. He may be employed there II the
situation offered him is to his liking.
The Fiske Jubilee Singers will appear
at the Elysian Theatre on Tuesday even
ing.
dry last week.
George Gordon, who was thrown against
barb wire fence by fractions horse, is
getting along nicely. His face looks very
bad but is healing slowly.
The ferry boat did not run early yeSter-
day morning on account Of the fog.
Freight has been quite heavy with the
steamer Phillips since she started up.
About forty pupils are attending the
public school at Rock Hill.
Alva Wise, who lives east OF town, was
badly hurt on the back the other day by
the falling of barn-door.
Frank Frayne, Jr., will appear at the
Elysian theatre on Friday evening.
The American Mechanics are organizing
new lodges ell over the county. The last
new lodge is at williamsburg.
John Giffen, of Rock Hill, had a cheek
bone crushed by the breaking Of boom on
a load of hay. He viii DC laid up for some
days.
Beallsville IS TO have new lodge Of K.
Of P.
The Odd Fellows took in two new mem
mers at the last meeting. The encamp-
ment is growing in membership at pres
| emit
The trial Of the gentlemen who run q
suit club here win come up on the 2Sd- The
| trial was set for the ed, but there was
some kicking by witnesses and the date
was changed.
The Health Oficer reports ten cases OF
| diphtheria last week.
Ex-COmmissioner W. ]. Berry is prepar-
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Pain eno1,qh

Stttfe CfeOeSSfs
tho way to a clear complexion,
free from blotcheS pimples, erup-
tons, yellow spots, and roughness.
Purify your blood, and you have it.
With pure, rich blood, an active
liver, good appetite and digestion,
the hue of health follows. Doctor
Pieree's Golden Medical Discovery
gives you al of them. 1t is the
bIood-purifer. There's no lack of
them, but there's none like this.
It's guaranteed to accomplish all
that's claimed for it. In all dis
eases arising from torpid liver and
impure blood, it benefits or cures,
or the money is refunded. With
an ordinary medicine, it couldn't
be done. But this isn't an ordi-
nary medicine.
It is the cheapest blood purifier
sold, through druggists, because you
only pay for the good you get.
Can you ask more9
The Discovery acts equally
vel az tho gear round.
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DR.. BELL RETURNS
He is Again at His Desk In the Offices OF
Drs. Copeland & Bell After Long
Vacation.

DR.. E. o. BELL has returned to
Wheeling after vacation OF several
months, and his many friends and pa
tients will be pleased to know that be
is again at his desk in the Office OF DIS.
COPELAND & BELL. The success OF
this firm in the treatment OF catarrh
and kindred diseases, the permanence
and stability OF their practice, and their
extraordinary low charges and thorough
treatment bave made their names
household word in the Ohio Valley.
Dr.. BELLS return will be greeted with
pleasure by many friends.
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PALATINE.

PALATINE, W. VA, October IA. B.
Wilson has returned from pleasant visit
to WadestOwn.
j. ". Chesney and family have returned
70 their homo at MiddlebOurne.
John BOlyard has been confined to his
home by sickness for a few days.
Squire ". /. DOohttle is attending
Court at Morgantown this week.
Henry Ruole and J. i. Swindler left for
Cheat River this week.
Miss Anna Adams returned home Friday
from pleasant visit 70 relatives on Cheat
river.
Miss Myrtle Holland, Of Wilkersburg,
Pa, is visiting relatives here.
+. +. Richardson has returned from q
visit 70 friends at Pennington.
ID. b. Brooks now occupies the property
Of Lee p. Watson. Mr. Watson now re-
sides in the hourishing town FairmOnt.
Lee, the little son OF Y. II. COrnwell,
while climbing over q fence on Thursday,
fell and received a very severe fracture Of
the forearm.
Lee Hennen fell from a moving train on
the f. III. & p. X. r. on Wednesday and
broke his left leg He was taken to Nor
gantOwn, where medical aid was called.
He was brought TO this city on Thursday
morning and is getting along as well as
could be expected
TIE festival e the Baptist charch on
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Is cOmes WIEN cold weather.

HARRIsBURe, Pa. October 17.-At the
Department OF the State Board Of Agri-
culture. Secretary Edge states that there
is no reason for the excitement over the al
leCed outbreak of the foot and mouth dis
ease among the cattle Of Philadelphia,
Berks and Montgomery counties, said to
have been traced to imported cattle now
on Hog Island, near Philadelphia He
states that the Department has had TO do
with similar outbreaks, and that the dis
ease disappears with cold weather.
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Thursday and Friday evenings proved to
be a great success, and quite a nice little
sum was nette6.
Cards have been received here announc-
ing the marriage Of K. d. Leonard to MISS
Marge J.. Reese. of Myersdale, Pa, at
Myersdale, on Wednesday next.
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Mr.. William Horcher. OF Martins Ferry, a
glass blower SAYS: "My head and nose would
stop up. had very severe head aches and pains
through my temoles and in the back Of my
head. had a buzzing "a roaring noise in my
ears continually. l could feel the mucous
dropp NJ back into my throat, which kept me
hawking and raising to clear it. Wy s. ep wa
restless and broken. ! wou get up morning.
actually m re II I'd aud worn out than he night
before. Ny work was drag and my life poe
live burden
81 was in this condition when FIRST called on
Drs. COPELAND IL BELL, after rea1ing so
much OF their noble wo k After examiuatinn
thought they understo my case and finding
their charges so very reasonable | decided TO
place myself under their care don't believe
ever made a bette resolution in my life.
have improved from the start under their treat
ment aud can heartily recommend these gen
tlemen as competent physicians, and their
method OF treatment most pleasant anu effect
i've. Those suffering from any aft, ction OF the
eyes ears. throat or nose will do well 10 consult
them and be relieved"
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10 anld ma rimher.

wAsHIserox, d. c.. October 7.-Tbe
President to-day issued q proclamation
reseryinR from entry and settlement the
tracts Of timber land in the State OF
Colorado, known as White River Piateu.
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DOCTORS COPELAND & BELL have located
permanent offices st llSl Ma street, where they
treat with success all durable case, ONCE
nours-9 toll o. m; to p. m, and T. p. N
Sundavs-9 a. m. to 10 m and l to p. N
Specialties-CATARRH and Diseases OF th'
EYE, EAR, THROAT and LUNGS. Consulta-
ton free.
Address all Mail to DRS. COPELAND q BELL
1871 Main Street. Wheeling W Va.
Treatment. including medicine, IS month
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-02-06
The Spring Election

Michigan is Republican, the party that
has for "a years prior to 1890 directed the
destiny of the State, is the party that is
loved, trusted and admired, down deep in
the hearts of the people. A judcious state
ticket and wise platform will bring to the
ballot boxes the votes that will declare con-
iidence again in the party. The people OF
Michigan owe to its supreme court an
apology for selecting Jno. w. McGrath, of
Detroit, to wear judicial ermine. The lack
Of moral tbre and judicial training in Judge
McGrath can now best be offset and atoned
for by selecting jurist who can be con-
sidered to fifty occupy the places of Camp
bell, Cooley. Graves and Marston. More
careful judgment Is demanded in the selec-
ton of the judiciary who must stand as the
last arbiters of rights and property, than in
the selection of Legislators. A legislature
may legislate crudely and the people trust
to the courts for conformity to usage and
Justice. A legislature may "hawbuck" but
courts cannot thus fall into contempt. The
intelligence of the people will be reasserted
and the stupidity of McGmth's election be
rebuked by the election Of jurist whom
the Jackson convention will maine.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-02-06
bancroft.

Arthur Reeves looked after Walter
Strong's interest in the bank while he took
in the Kentucky excursion.
Thomas Cudney, who has been aling for
some time. is now convalescing, and this
week has been frequently seen on our streets.
Mrs. Silas Scribner, who has been in poor
health for several months, is at present suf-
fcring with severe attack Of peritonitis.
There is said to be one case of diphtheria
and several cases of scarlet fever within the
jurisdiction of Bancroft physicians. but none
l believe within the immediate vicinity of
Bancroft.
One w. G. Mervinc, living near here, on
Monday last sold apiece of land for one
hundred and forty dollars, and before going
hOme--but after he had paid out about forty
dollars of the money-he lost the balance,
together with his pOcketb00k and some val
liable papers. Being quite aged people,
himself and wife became quite anxious, ncr-
vous and almost Frustrated over the loss, but
fortunately, however, on Tuesday morning,
the book and all its contents were found in
the postofflce, where IL had slipped from Mr..
Mervine's pocket when he had taken off his
coat to do some writing.
Mr.. Chamberlain, farmer owning q farm
about four miles south and east of here, ON
which he has lived for several years, has Just
exchanged the same for n tract of land con-
tanning about 400 acres i'm Gratiot county,
and with his son will soon make that locality
a home.