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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-29
TALK Win A SOLDIER.
some New Ideas on the Indiaa Question.
The Agents Much To BiAms.

some New Ideas on the Indisn Question
The Agents Muoht to BiAms.
An IxTELIIdENcER reporter last
night called on Sergeant Ryder,
Of the Seventh United States
Cavalry, now at the Wheeling re-
cruiting station for rest after being
continuously in the service since 1873
Sergeant Ryder was at the Hot Springs
in Arkansas at the time OF the recent
Indian battles, but he has received let
tiers from his comrades which, with his
intimate knowledge Of almost every
mile Of the Indian country, make II
possible for him to thoroughly under
stand the situation. He talks very en-
tertainingly Of the army, and being
man OF rare intelligence and keen per
captions mis- views Of army life and the
Indian question are OF considerable
value.
Sergeant Ryder was with Custer at the
time OF the massacre. He, with titN
others, was under command OF Ma1nf
Reno, less than two miles from Custer on
that fateful day. He says that MSjoI
Reno, instead OF doing anything TO-
which he should have been dismissed,
acted the part of thorough and brave
soldier. Major Reno stayed in the field
two whole days without food, and hit
care and attention to the wounded
,ayed many from death.
Sergeant Ryder has no use for the In
dion agents, and blames the present
trouble on their manner OF treating the
redBkins. he says the Indians wan'
) little to eat except meat. These agent
are allowed certain numbered beef cat
tie to given number Of Indians, eaclt
beef listed when purchased at Its esti
mated net weight. These cattle, ate
starving in the cold through the fall ant
winter, lose sometimes nearly half thei
weight, but are still issued to the In
: dams and charged up to the account a
LnsIr weight when in good condition
This results in many Of the INDIAN
, coming almost to the starving point be
fore spring. a.
Sergeant Ryder says he has seen aou
issued to the Indians which was no
: nearly as good as the middlings uset
for horse feed. He has seen so'ca!let
sugar that would weigh twice as muef
? as real sugar Of tho same bulk, which die
not even taste sweet, Issued to the In
dians. and meat that was not fit to teet
2 to dog.
he says the Indian agents are respoIn
,ible for the Custer massacre. Tn
Indians to the number OF several thous
and had left their reservation, but tn
!, agents, so they might credit themselve
! with feeding apd providing for almos
the full quota for which the Congret
sional appropriation had been made
reported only q few hundred of tn
reservation. In that way tho CON
manders Of the army were misled an
started out with Q force entirely inadt
quate to the task they had TO perform
He is OF the opinion that the prese,n
trouble has been brought about 3
shrewd chiefs who are anxious to ca
c attention to the Indian question, an
b who hope the Indians will profit by II
attention they attFapt.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT.
The Healy Case Ended-HaboasO Corpus Re
fnaod-Other MAtters,

Inc dollI Cil8O GoEPuh Ases
fusod-Other Matters.
The jury in the case Of James Healy
vs.. the Natural Gas Company Of West
Virginia, in Part of the Circuit Court,
was out about two hours yesterday fore.
noon, and then returned q verdict oil
sos so In favor Of Healy. Healy got a
verdict in Justices court once for Sl97.
In the case Of Francis Archibald,
guardian Of Robert G.. Archibald, vs.
Robert G. Archibald and others, an or.
der was entered directing the sale OF the
infants real estate, and bond was re-
ouired in the sum Of $4,000.
In Part II Hiram Burkett made an ap.
plication for writ OF hRbeas corpus d.
rected to his wife, Clara B1rkett, for the
custody Of their infant. The same child
was the subject OF litigation about O yeaI
ago, when Il was shown by the evidence
that the infant was eighteen months old
The petitioner now alleges that the
child Is over four years old. In view O.
the glaring discrepancy between the al
legation and the known truth, the writ
was refused. Col. Arnett, counsel To-
Burkett, proposes to appeal to the So
preme Court.
Ten additional jurors were ordered z
be drawn and summoned to serve II
Part l, and a number OF the jurors nov
serving vera excused.
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The funeral Of Miss Jean W. Irwin
took place yesterday afternoon at two
o'clock from the residence Of her par
ents on North Front street, aud was
largely attended, especially by her late
associates, all Of whom sincerely mourn
her unlimely death. Rev. MI. Britting.
ham was the officiating minister and
Rev. Dr.. Swope assisted.
The late James Roberts was buried
yesterday afternoon after the Masonic
ritual by Wheeling Lodge No. 8, the
members Of which went out in q special
car on the Elm Grove road.
The funeral Of James o. North yester.
day was attended by Local Union No. 0,
Flint Glass Workers' Union, OF which
the deceased had long been a member.
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J.B. Loughran, ex-Mayor Of North
Des Moines, and the Locust street manu-
facturer Of steam engines and boilers
said: 81 had severe attack Of Ia grippe
/ used Chumberlain's Cough Remedy,
and applied Cbamberlain's Pain Balm "a
my breast. These remedies were just
the thing in my case. My child had
Group some years age, and we used Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy with perfect
success: since then we have never been
without these medicines in our house,
| had cousin who was printer and
was employed in this city, where they
we're printing circulars for Chamberlain.
He had deep-seated cold and a terrible
cough, and while setting up the copy he
made up his mind TO buy bottle. It
cured his cough, and that was the first
time ever knew anything Of Chamber.
lain's remedies. / have been strongly
in their favor ever since. My own ex.
perience and that Of my family con-
yinces me that these remedies are the
best in the world. That may be strong
language, but that is what ] think. +"
For sale by W. w. Irwin, O. R. Goethe,
]. Klari, o. schnepf, NJ. W. Heinrich,
John Coleman, W. E. williams, O.
Menkemiller and W. O. Arnbrecht,
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The annual stockholders' meeting OIL
the Wheeling Iron and Nail Company
"Top" mill was held yesterday after
noon, and resulted in the election Of the
folio wing gentlemen as memhern OF the
Board Of DireCtorsi 9. D. Hubbard,
George K. Wheat, w. A. Isstt, 7. NJ
Dodson, w. g. Brockunier, II. Il. Horn
brook and @. R. Hubbard.
The Riverside Iron works stockhold.
era met last night and REELECTED the old
BoaSd OF Directors, composed Of ]. N
Vance, W. L. Hearne, 0. P. Dewey, j.
D. Culberlson and F. ]. Hearne. 1t was
decided to increase the capital stock OF
the company to a million and hall dol.
lars. lt'hss been n Inillioi.
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BRIDGLPORT.
Water wOrks-Frsight Cars Wrecked Lots
of sickness, Etc.

Water RorkS-Frsight Cars Wrecked
ofsiCkness, Etc.
Harry CLARK has pneumonia.
Cook GifIen Is laid up with lung fever.
Mrs. Annie Albcrts is at East Liverpool.
Doctor Van Wagner is slowly improving.
Nrs. Samuel CoilAnd Is lying very low at her
home.
A citizens meeting will DO held in the City
Hall on next Friday Ia tho interest Of securing
water works.
Miss Clam Forbes, OF the telephone office, is
Fat home sick. Miss Minnie Martin is attending
to the central office.
The uniform rank K. OF P. took supper at
Maggie Ad0lphs last evening. splendid meal
was served, ana general good ttAe enjoyed.
Mr.. ". W. Holloway Is recovering from hiI
recent EeVere attack Of sickness. He Is able 10
sit up, and II Is hoped vii soon be out ngRin.
Mr.. M0orhouse, chief clerk OF the Pittsburgh
Car Service Association, wIs in town yesterday
| In the interest OF his company. Some big law
suits u, likely 10 grow out OF the car demurrase
| question.
The case against the Cleveland, Lorain &
Wheeling Railroad Company for $1,000 for the
death OF samuel sh0wAlIer, an engineer who was
KILLED at West Wheeling, December ., 1858, will
DO called for trial at Elyria, Ohio, to-day.
Three box cans were wrecked last evening on
the O., l.. 4 W. track near, the Crystal Glass
Works. They ran of o. q side track into pass
| ing train. No one was hurt but some OF the
employel Will be In the soup on account Of the
sccilent,
The police run i've traulps out OF town laNt
| evening, and while they were engaged IN THU
lAudRble work two other unknown mon got intC
rough and tumble fight They were both ar
| rested 0ld locked up, aud will have hearing
before Mayor Mitchell today.
The Wheeling Natural Gas Company had 4
force OF men around reading and adjusting
metres yesterday Some were found 10 bt
dumb as oysters and refused to click-R Yery
good kind OF 2 metre for the consumer bul
TRshsy . poor kind for the gas company.
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MARTINS PgRRY.
Death Of an etogenaTian-DSath OF Mira
Dean-.Yarious Local Notes,

Death OF m OetogenRFthn-Death OF HAEs
Doan--Yarious Local Notes,
little son Of John Nader died yesterday.
Mud Is almost as plentiful here G in Bridge
port.
Tho ice machine for the Belmont Brewery
arrived yesterday.
The Gas ard OIL company ordered charter
from West Virginia yesterday.
Nj. and Mn, r. II. Lindemuth arc the happy
parents Of dne large boy baby.
Miss Lulu Brown, Of 81. ClairSyille, Is the
guest Of her cousin, Mrs. 81. @. Mitchell.
Mr.. Charles Lewis contractor Of this city,
was married at FostOriA on Monday 70 Miss
Ramsey, daughter OF his partner.
Up to Tuesday nIPht tWenty.one persons had
united with the n. Z. church and there had
been about thIrty.hye conversions.
There was = very enjoyable tea paE.y a.
the residence OF MI, and Mrs. James Kerr on
Fourth street last evening given by MrS. Kerr.
A large number Of Martins Ferry people took
In Haulon'H FAntASmR. The Water Queen Will
draw we'll. Much interest Is taken In the CONF
ing Of Stanley.
The members OF Ohio City Lodge No. 4ss, 4.
F. and A. ~, are requested TO meet In their
lodge.roOm to-day. tThurSdayl at l p. M, to a..
| tend the funeral IL Lambert Watkins, By order
Of Theo. Snodgfass, SectetAry.
Mrs Isabella, wife OF Samuel Dean, ST., died
yesterday morning about . q. m. ut the family
| Eehlueugg On NOTbu EtIGIlll ALfGtkt tRGu u 4uhh
lho was member Of the U. T. Church and wai
widely known and respected. She resided In
the country until some months ago. Hel
\ maiden name was Gordon aud she was tht
daughter OF Mr.. James Gordon, one Of thl
| pioneers OF Belmont county, Her husband and
three childien survive her. The three children
/ are John, Mrs. Harry Humphreville and Anna
Tho inteiment will be at High Ridge this morn
ing.
Lambert Watkins, we'll known citizen 0
Martins Ferry. died yesterday m0rninR At ~
residence In the West End, after O lingering III
ness, He was born at Mt. Pleasant, this SLate
aud was elghty'twO years old. He was sch 90
teacher In hts younger days, and ca NO 10 Mar
tins rerry from Bridgeport many years ago wit!
his daughter, Miss Amanda, who ma lived viii
him up 10 the time Of his death. The dcccaSe!
was MaSon, and an uncle OF hr. Joseph Gill
the we'll known glass manufacturer OF eleuben
lyllle He was the lather Of Rev. Mr.. WalklnI
formerly OF Wheeling, Mrs. Hill, Of Vale.
; Grove, ". Va, and Miss Amelia Watkins. Tn
funeral will take place TO dHy ut O'Clock undo
, the AusDic a Of Ohio City Lodge +, and A, II,
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mad weather aud Worse Streets.

The weather yesterday was about as
nasty as 1t often gets even in this "battle
ground of the elements" Rain fell al.
most necessarily and the air was full Of
unpleasant and miasmatiC mists. The
streets, in which the piles ofmixed snow
and compost have been permitted to re-
main undisturbed, have become deeply
covered with slime, and resemble ex.
tensive mortar beds. Besides being I'm.
comfortable and disagre cable to look at,
this condition is dangerous to health
The streets ought to have been cleaned
long ago. In some Of the alleys and by
streets heaps Of snow half as high as {
man have remained, and many Of these
are being scattered over the grount
again 90 that the snow may melt and
run OFF.
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The new frame house being built by
O. W. Franzheim, on Florida street,
near South Front, will be one Of the
most modern and attractive dwellings
on the leland Yhel completed.
Contractor James Gray has received
the contract to build q two.story frame
house at EdgiuEton for Charles Prayer.
It will cost about 81 600.
Wood Bros. have contracted to build
for Thomas Johns o two.slory frame
house on North Front street. It will
cost about $500.
About twenty new houses are in var
ious stages OF completion on different
parts of the Misunderstanding very un-
usual at this season.
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NOTES on NAVIGATION.
Stage of Water and Movements of Boats,
Tho River Interests.

The River Interests.
The river was rising last night With II feet
inches In tho channel. Tho reports from above
were:
Morrantown, ". NR-River fept inch and
stationary. Weather cloudy and cool.
brownsville PA.--Rlver I feet 9 inches and
stationary. Weather rainy.
PI.tIautgh, Pa ives feet Q tuches aud ris.
| leg Weather rainy.
po. Ition Of mate on the Courier. lie Is q favor
Ito on the Upper Ohio.
AsmRll child Of Mr.. Marion nlaok, steward oil
the H. K. Bedford, was badly scalded q few days
since but Is improving slowly. Mr.. Black has
resumed his place on his boat.
Mt. James hurry, one Of the old tlmo steam
hoatmen tr,m TIC 1--WE trade, Is at present vs.:
itinE friends on North Main street alter an alb
ienee Of some time from the city.
The steamer Den Hur will leave here at 1850
a, m. for ParkeHsburR and resume her old trade,
having been 70 Pittsburgh having a new shaft
placed on board The Alien will take the Pits
burgh trade again.
The oldest steamboat engineers In this Vtclr.
ity at present arc Uncle Wash Dunbar, John W.
ems, Of the Courier. Hnirl but bar brother 10
Washington Dunbar, was engineer OF tho famous
Swan In her great t0ee from Cincinnati 70 his
Rdrt With the Buckeye State, tho swan winning
The same in great shape,
Yesterday tho Liberty and Phillips were in and
out on tlme-1he Lizzie Bay passed down for
Charleston at Ga. m The Matt F. Allen got
away for rarkenburg at l1:S0a m.
To-day the Hudson will pssF down Tor Ciuoln.
natl at a. IN -. Fke Il, &C. Bedford will pass up
for PitTsbuEh At . q, m.-The Courier Will
depart for PGrkerSburg at 1881 m.-=The
Baicheior viii leave for Cincinnati on Friday at
Sl. m.
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Nj. ]. MeFADDEN.
d n DERWEAR
BELOW COST!
Greatest Bargains Ever offerec
lin Wheeling.

Extra Heavy Colored Merino Shirts
and Drawers, reduced from 40 to 200.
Good All Wool Red Shirts and Draw
ers, reduced from 80 to IS cents.
Extra good Jersey ribbed Camels Hail
Shirts and Drawers, reduced from 70 to
so cents.
Fine Red Wool Medicated Shirts and
Drawers, reduced from 75to 80 cents.
Extra Good Striped English Merino
Drawers, reduced from 75t 90 cents.
Extra Fine Medicated Lambs Wool
Red Shirts and Drawers, reduced from
81 to rs cents.
Medium Weight, Fine Lambs Wool
Shirts and Drawers, reduced from 81 to
70 cents.
Best Black Cashmere Wool Shirts and
Drawers, reduced from 81 30 to 81.
Double Breast and Back Fine Natural
Wool Shirts and Drawers, reduced from
81 80 81.
Boys Best White Merino Shirts and
Drawers, reduced from 40 to % cents.
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Additional hInri,ata.

New York, Jan. 2s,-In Wall street today th(
| market Afforded another surprise, but 1t was u
different direction from that Of yesterday, the
relapse Today being as unexpected es wal
tor in to.dsy's tSclluc was the pool
showing OF the earnings reported by the Chicago
hurlihElOh q Quincy. This formed the basil
fora severe attack uI.6n that stock In pa ticular
which was followed up In the other granger
and finally spread to tho entire list. The fore
Missouri PaeIdc aud tbs sSiillaTds ies SdI
the, upward movement In the stock
while the advance In Sugar stocks was as pro
| nouuced as that Of yesterday. BURLINGTON was
attacked and forced OF nearly per ceut from
It's best lguIe, with Rock Island Ia close atten,
dance. bit the Others Were better held and the
losSea wero ID lew cases for more than tho
early advance. The close was active and heavy
10 weak At about the lowest prices, though The
only marked declines were burlington ~,
Rock tlSlAnd n: Union paello !, while Hugtr
per cent.
Railroad kouds were more activei sales 81 SSH.
Government and Slate bonds dull and steady.
NEW YORK, jan. 2S-Flour, receipts 5000
packages; exports 600 baFrels;. market firm;
sales 5000 barrels. Wheat, receipts 1900 bush.
els; exports laI,000 bushels; sales 100 900
bushels al futures and 1900 bushels OF spot;
sIot market &c higher; No. 8 red 81 t2i1 G2Jf
ungraded red s. o5A9l ny options moderately
!
Al e1ssql g7;S; March 81 O6tsa( U5sSll OK; May
81 0i16Al DIAL Oh Juno 81 O214 July aSIAc.
Corn, receipts 23,0o0 bushels; exports 100 bush
oils: SalOs $4,000 bushels OF futures snd 5000
bushels Of spot; market higher aud firm: nu.
mixed q 1Ea6ic; January exc; February CO. fc:
May 69A5gISc; July 6g1Sc. Oats, receipts 3i,JO
huShels; exports 2,00l bushels: sales $500
bushels OF futures and 1890 bushels Of SPOT;
market hrmer and quiet; January and Febru.
airy 5lJSc; May tlssc; spot No. 2 white
E3tlh3c; mixed western G0I6lc; white do
bSaB ~; No, Chicago SIC. Coffee steady at %
points doWRtO 0 points up. Sugar quiet; q
bA5 l'lGc; extra 9 SIC; wplte extra @ EjfaSIfc;
yellow 4Mn6p; OF A 6tsaJ3Ec; mould A &c;
standard a &c; confectionery A 6IEC; cut oai
61fc; crush exc: powdered exc; granulRted
&c; cubes exc. MolasSeS firm. Rye firm, Tai
low tlrm and quiet. Rosln quiet; common TO
good 81 IS. Turpentlne lrmer aud quiet at 401ic.
Eggs 2Ia251SSc. Hides finn and quiet PorE easy
aud quiet; oil mess 81 6Jal0 10: new mess Sill %
all 80: extra prime 50 k0al000. Cut meats steady.
Lard firm; western steam 90 %; February 60 %;
May S832 Butter easy; western dairy l9a2Oc;
creamery l7A27c Cheese strong
NEW YoRE, Jan. 9S.-Petroleum to-day broke
the 10 ord, being the dnlleEt since the certih.
eGieg have been traded in. The only sale was In
February option Pennsylvania oil, aud no
change In the price was made from tho opening
TIL tho close, which was Rt16c, Sales 20 go bar
rels,
NEW YORK, Jan. 2s,-Ps ison quiet. Lead
9Iies; domestic Aat1S Tin brlsker; straits
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LIS. Coon sells dry goods The cheapest.
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There ia a great deal Of complaint
from residents OF the east end oil
Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets oil
the annoyance Of petty thieving. Chick
ems disappear by the dozen, and every.
thing portable left outdoors is carried
off. The thing has got 70 ba unbearabie.
The thieves are believed to be young
fellows who Loaf in ahapties along the
creek, and the residepts hope the police
will keen an eye over their part Of town.
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MR.U. EMSHEIMER, the well.knOwn
dry goods nj rchant, nos. Is and ~
Eleventh street, has secured the gen.
erai agency for The States Of Ohio snG
west Virginia for the "Accurats" Char
and Scale, for the measur' ment OF ~
Kinds OF dry goods, ribbons, carpstSs
oil cloths, etc., wi llOut nnTinding. II
costs only four dOlla's and will last =
| lifeline, and viii pay for Itself NAV!
times;oYer In one inventory. Mr.. I'm
sheim r adytrtises for lf J agents thl
morning to Introduce thu Invention.
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In this court at Charleston Monday
the following business was transaatedi
Williamson 20, Hayes, Tyler county
Bamgardner vs.. 1eavi!t, Woodcounty
submitted.
pany, Wood county submitted.
Brown Oil Company Va. Caldwell Ell
al, Peasants county; submitted.
Curtis VS.. Boreland patterson appel.
lant) Peasants county; submitted.
Clark & Co. vs. King, Ga0eli county
opinion by Holt; decree Of Circuit CourI
reversed and cass remanded.
Adjourned till yesterday morning at
10 O'CLOCK.
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Sheriff O. 81. Miller, Of Berkeley couu-
ty, yesterday brought to tho State Prison
at Moundsville the two burglars whose
conviction was chronicled in yester.
days INTRLLIeEScER in a telegram from
Martinsburg. One comes for FIVE years
and one for one. These two prisoners
made an even S00in the prison. Meesrs
John L. Williamson and G. w. D,
Folk accompanied the Sheriff as guards
Sheriff Miller was also accompanied by
Mr.. Alex. Clohan. These two are inter
ested in the Martinsburg Improvement
Company, and give favorable reports O.
the progress Of that project.
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John Heron, an attorney for the
United States, and under direction oil
the Attorney General, has instituted in:
junction proceedings in tho United
States Court against the Bellaire Nail
Company, to restrain it from dumping
refuse, ashes, Cinders, and waste matter
from the factory into the Ohio river,
which is in violation Of an act OF Con.
crest to protect and preserve the naViga.
Bile capacity Of streams, hsrhors, etc.
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Moving tho Electric Light Plant.

The Electrical Company is still busy
at work moving the plant from its old
quarters 70 the new double building at
Thirty.ffth and McColloch streets. Yes
terdsv the last OF the light machinery
was moved and the boilers to furniah It
with power being up, that part Of the
plant will be ready for full operation
to-day.
Yesterday there were only seven cars
running on the loop, on account Of the
shortage Of power. There were only
four on Tuesday. The power company
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SPECIAL BARGAINS

To close our winter weights and make
room for our incoming spring Stock
tirst.ciass work anu III guaranteed. Also
bargains In UEder wear ana Han bose'
IIeSr the celebrated lace back suS'
Dender for comfort and durability.
G. HESS q SUNS,
Merchant TallOrs aud Gents F.rnishers'
1921 and 1923 Market street.
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HAVE you bought those new "Coffee
Sponge" cakes Of Marvin'sH You will
Ike them.
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Anntnor CnIarItY.

Another frightful calamity, the results
OF which can be attributed to the heavy
snow storm Of Tuesday and Wednesday,
occurred on Main street, few doora
above Twelfth, yesterday. TheappallinR
results Of this act OF Providence was the
enlargement Of the cut and the total de-
struCtion Of prices at Hof's shoe store,
at l143 Main street, and thepeople are the
benefactors by 1t. Gall and examine the
goods and ASCERTAIN prices and you will
be convinced Of the truth. A large stock
Of rubber foot wear Is kept on hand to
meet such emergencies as we are now
brought to face and their prices have not
gone up.
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rive cnne. Yesterday.

There vera Eve cases in the police
court yesterday morning. Christ Kline,
up on charge OF drunkenness, was dis
charged. George Freckelton, for dis
orderly conduct, got fifteen days. Annie
Brown, for indecent exposure, got thirty
days. H. N. Riddle, on the same
charge, got fifteen days. William Pat
terson. Tor loud and abusive Language
paid $40 and costs.