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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-17
Price in This Sale SIS.

The above engraving repre-
sents one of our fortunate pur-
chases in July. Think Of a
beautiful solid Mahogany
Chamber Suite, with large
French beveled mirror (3ox36)
at SIS.
Aside from the present lot no
more can be had, as the manu-
facturer sold them to us at
quite a loss.
With many other such bar
gains in this sale, and with
prices in plain figures, no one
at present, or prospectively in
need of furniture, can afford to
fail of an inspection.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-13
SPORTING NOTES.

The Buffalo Athletic club cnliyened
me Interest in pool BY offering a cue 10
u 1ge man p9cketing the largest number
%S!N9r4es during December, and rs New
lears Day approached tho several
competitors devoted their entire leisure
M MmS 10 pockcting the balls. George M,
Villain Villains was the lucky person, having
dropped 2,OSS worries. III.
, :: Inc ne; iIirst-class bowlcrs in Boston roll
= straight bail. Many cross.ball rollers
a?pGnd on an in-shoot to ret tho king
y" . ieaa and quarter, and, consequent
q, ot,en get poor results from their
i hIst pail. The Boston experts have
.Sss pad leaves from their first bail
man "a, any other men in the State league.
!. Inc Pittsburgh football club repeated
n n enalicnge to the Chicago Thistlos.
c r"ey cannot understand why3tho Chi.
.Ss1 men did not receive their first
.nal'emge. 1t was mailed over ton DAYS
sSo The Pittsburgh men have $3.50 OF
scrIhed for. - -; -
resident Robinson's letter may take
Wa 'a from Pittsburgh. PresidcntTem.
msi.. ana Manager Buckenberger have
nat .s'eh letters to the Cleveland mag.
LILY, drawing his attention to'the fact
10 ' pso mistake and the damage his letter
Sn rySesi , Young may do the Pitts
In. teen, the California chicken iancier,
mall I soVen gamecocks lott. TIC will;
than " main against any seven birds
jim I IN. DC procured for sss,5OO;a side,
Ease the greatest handler down
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MARTINS FERRY.
Poor LlghtS-sllvcr Jubiloc-rorsonai and


IIt General Notes.
Tho Christian Endcavor people arc
already taking some intcrestin the con.
ycntion 10 be held at Toronto in June.
An effort will DO made TO have special
train run up and back OH tho second
day for tho accommodation OF tho peo-
ple oil Bellaire, Bridgeport, Martin
Ferry, st. Clairsvillc, Mt. Pleasant,
Portland, Brilliant, Mingo and Stcubcn-
vile. Tho first three towns named
might Gil one coach.
Rev. Father S. s. Mattingly, rector OF
ST. Mary's church, will celebrate his
silver jubilee in the priesthood next
Wednesday, January 20. Services will
be held in the church at $3.50 n. III. and
the reception in the Opera House at
1880 p. m. A large number OF priests
have been invited n number OF (which
will attend. Much interest is being
taken in the jubilee and it promises to
be grand success.
Much kicking is heard every day, es-
pccially in bad weather, about tho poor
ly lighted condition OF tho city. Many
persons believe that it is the fault OF
the electric light plant, but that is not
the case. 1t is because there is no
money to pay for tho light.
Tho ladies OF St Paul's church will
give n luncheon in Commercial hall on
Friday, from to 10 o'clock. They will
serve coffee and sandwiches, raw oys-
oysters, chicken salad, ice cream, cake,
etc. AL arc invited.
The funeral OF the late John A.
Mitchell will take place from thu resi-
dence OF his father, Thomas Mitchell,
on Gcn's Run, this morning at II
o'clock. The only daughter OF the de-
ceased is in Colorado.
R. G. Montgomery has been elected
captain OF the Vigilant hose company
Ross Barr and William Joy, lieutcn-
ants; Will L. Thomas, recording secre-
tary; George Strain, secretary; Ross
Barr, treasurer.
Mrs. John Mears, OF Steubenvillc, was
tho guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Gillespie
yesterday afternoon. Her son John,
who has been quite sick with typhoid
fever, is able to walk about his room.
Ishmael Beck arrived Yesterday from
Beuna Vista, Va, summoned by telc.
gram announcing the dangerous illness
OF his father, Alonzo Beck.
The stage in tho Opera House is be-
ing enlarged for displaying and
handling scenery to better advantage
than formerly.
Ten per cent is tho size OF the divi-
dend on running stock in the Fidelity
Savings and Loan association.
The plate mil! at the .Etna mill will
90 on to-day. The nine-inch mill will
start about February /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mansburgerand
children are all laid up with the grip.
Mr.. Adam Wernig returned last night
from Morsantown, W. Va.
Thomas Yingling is, on the sick list.
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Ducks were never known to be SO
plentiful rs they arc in Oregon Mt pres.
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The other day small, harmless
looking man entered a New York street
car and accidentally trod on the toes OF
4 big six-footer. EIe apologized, but
the six-iooter wasn't satisfied. Ho
talked for some time, and finally invit-
cd the little man to leave tho car and
settle the matter on the sidewalk.
Greatly toihis establishment, the latter
accepted. Those who witnessed tho
contest say that it didn't last long, but
that the big fellow had to DO carried
home in an ambulance, while his di-
,minutiye antagonist walked away with
n cheerful smile. And so it is with DR..
Picrce's Pleasant Pellets. They're not
half rs big as most Of their rivals, but
they do their work quietly and thor
ouGhly. For sick headache, biliousness,
constipation, dyspepsia. ctc, there Is
nothing like them They arc the only
Liver Pills absolutely sold on trial! Your
money back, if they don't give satisfac-
ton.
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La Grlppc!

The tendency OF this disease toward
pneumonia is what makes it dangerous.
La Grippe requires precisely tho same
treatment rs a severe cold. Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy is famous for its
cures of,.severc colds. This remedy
cffectually counteracts the tendency. OF
the disease TO result in pneumonia,
provided that proper care be taken to
avoid exposure when recovering from
the attack. Careful inquiry among; the
many thousands who have used this
remedy during the epidemics Of the
past two years has failed to discover o
single case that has not recovered or
that has resulted in pneumonia. 25
cent, 90 cent and 81 bottles for sale by
G. r. Goethe, w. w. Irwin, John Klari,
@. schnepf, G, Menkemiller, w. S. Nc.
Cullough, NJ. w. Heinrich, w. Z. Will.
Jams, S. L. Brice, John Coleman, w. sH.
Williams and W. G.. 3Armbrecht, Wheel.
ing, w. Va. ;; Bowie &. Co, Bridgeport,
Onto; B. F. Peabody, Benwood, w. Va.
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sast.. viii handle lo ). dim. Case handled

east. will handle for him. Case handled
for Suit last week.
Two wires from Gutenberg race track,
10 the New York pool rooms are con.
iinnally watched BY II regular patrol, so
that they cannot be tapped and wrong
winners sent In 10 benefit swindlors.
spalding Is dlsgustcd with base ball.
The truth Of tho matter is that the bot
tom has fallen out OF the sporting goods
business.
Holland is said to have produced
moro fast wheemcn an>any other
country excepting America and Eng.
land. : afQ
Connie Mack still holds his price for
his services SO high that Pittsburgh will
rot sign him.
kinslow, the Brooklyn catcher, would
10 among tho leaders but for his cratic
habits.
i, a six.day bicycle race is to BIO hold in
Chicago next week.
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The sick or diseased should take no
chances, but should use a remedy that
has been thoroughly tried, is endorsed
by thousands and which surely cures
all diseases by removing the cause.
Such medicine is Radam's NIicrobo
Killer. Send stamp for pamphlet Civ
ing iull particulars and you will act
wisely. Il cures moro diseases quickly
and permanently than all other rene.
dies put together, and is literally the
king OF all remedies ever placed before
tho public. Sec advertisement else.
where. MwFkw
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NoRRlsrowS, Pa, Jan. IA boiler
in the pork packing establishment OF
A. NJ. March at Bridgeport, this
county, exploded this morning, wreck
ing tho building. Two men were kill.
cd and several others injured.
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WIrn his thumb, alloy is said to have
saved the Netherlands from inundation,
Many people have been saved from the
invasion OF disease by bottle OF
Ayers Sarsaparilla. This medicine
imparts tone to the system and strength.
ems every organ and fibre OF the body.
DIV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-13

Epw. L. ROSE & Co. on taking their
yearly inventory find that they have
number OF fancy wood Sewing Machines,
which they will close out at special
prices rather than carry them into IN.
other wear.
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"san'l Of Poson's" Trial,

San Francisco, Jan. l2.-The trial OF
NJ. B. Curtis, "sam'l OF Posen," for the
murder OF Policeman Grant was to have
begun in superior court today but it
was continued for one week on motion
OF the prosecution, =
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OTTAWA, Or, Jan. 12.-Owing to the
premature explosion OF blast ut the
Merrill mines, in Templeton township,
this morning, three men were killed
Their names are not known.
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Tho travelling chapel car Evangcl is
now doing service on the Pacific coast,
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.RINEHART & TATUN,
1914 MARKET STREET Z.
PUBLIC SALES.
PUBLIC SALE.
Real E tat 6.
PUBLIC SALES.

. 80 - f u
IN pursuance Of decree OF the Circuit Court
Of Ohio county, West Virginia. entered on tho
Nth day OF December, IN the year 1891, in n suit
in chancery; therein pending. wherein BERNARD
kielves ana others arc plaint!tls and William IL
klieVes aud others are defendants, we will q
on THURSDAY. JANUARY 81, 1899.
beginning at 10 O'Clock a. M, sell Mt nublic
auction, at the front door OF the Cour. House Of
Ohio county, tho following described real prop.
cry. that Is tosay: Lots numbered ali and els
In Chapllno & Eof's addition to tho city OF
slnn, situated oil the west side OF Eoff Street, be
tween Twenty.sccond and Twenty.third streets
In the said city, and also the south Twenty-Five
ieei 81 lotnumbcrcd 239 In said Chuplnc & Eoiirs
addition being the northeast corner OF Eoit' md
Tweuty.third streets In the said city, and al;o
lois numbered II and Ii In said Chapline {;
Eoii's addition, fronting on tho east side OF
Water street, between Alley Nineteen and
,Twenty.soeond street, and extending buck from
Water street southwardly to Alley A.anil being
the first two lots north OF Alley Nineteen front.
Ing, upon Water street In said city, With the
said lots numbered 2li and 2l5I the said special
commissioners will also sell the buildings, ma.
ch!nery, boiler and engine, situated thereon.
md the fixtures belonging to aud n purt OF the
real estate. y AZ I. e GlBj ,i.iFsiSI5
on the said two lots numbered I'll and Els Is I.
situated the planning mill known as Kleivcs,
Knit d Companys planning mill, with its mn.
chincry and fixtures. 8 4 RI q
TERMS OF sALE---Onc.third OF the purchase
monty anu ~ iauCu iuOfe Us tnc purchaser shall
elect 10 pay In cash on the day OF sale, and the
residue III two equal installmcnts$ payable re-.
spectirely in one and two yenrs from the dry Of
sale. with interest from that dny. the purchases,
giving his notes for the deferred instaliments,
and tho ute being retained TO secure their pay.
tlnenl, and the purchaser OF lots numbered ola
and el5 clecting and maintaining m Insurance
upon tho buildings, machinery and fixtures to
an amount not less than i've thousand dollars,
the. policies for which shall be payablelto the
undersigned commissioners as StGeir interest, !,
may appear. "a. j.. CLARKE y 4. iII7fI9
az ii, HENRY NJ RUSSELL, ~
- ~ N {. Special Commissioners q
~ hereby. certify that bond has been g!ycn by
the above named Commissioners az required BIZ
the said decree. JoHN,W. MITCHELL. -
u de22!TThSs 81 u q Z, tEl3S Clerk,
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Worth Hundreds Of Dollars.

8 My wiic used only two bottles Of
"AIother's Friendpbefore her third con.
iinoment. Says she would not be
without it for hundreds OF dollars. Had
not half MS much trouble as before.
Dock MILES, Lincoln Parish, La Sold
mt Wholesale and retail by Logan Drug
Co, and all druggists. p&w J,
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I.IG STONE CITY.

April II, 1882
There will be no school tomorrow on
account Of Good Friday.
Baby Bennett has beer seriously III,
but is improving now.
Miss Sarah Zimmerman went to North
Dakota this morning to visit with her
sister.
The T. p S. c. e. was well attended
last Sunday evening and the members
are greatly encouraged.
Rev. Ertli Of Aberdeen vas in town
conducting quarterly meeting at the
German Evangelical church from Friday
until Saturday evening.
Miss and Mrs Schnacke started for ST.
Paul last Tuesday. We hope to be able
to soon welcome our friends back TO their
old home.
Who is happier than Rob Moyins, with
a brand new 10 lbs. daughter to comfort
him in his old age. The young lady ar
rived Monday evening and is doing we'll.
Mr.. F. Hatz IS preparing to start his
brick yard With a double force this
spring. Mr.. E. Peltier has arrived and
they expect to mould about 10000 a day.
The accident which occurred last
Tuesday afternoon might have proved to
be serious one to Mr.. r. Thompson,
whose horses became frightened and ran,
upse,tlng the rig, throwing Mr.. T. to the
ground and dragging him some distance
He was badly hurt about the chest, but
is doing we'll now. Messrs Radcliffe
anG Crlppen were in the rig but were
not injured by the fall.
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A train load Of settlers was taken up
to Wilmot Tuesday to await the opening
OF the reservation. and large numbers
have been going up every day SINCE,
Gov. Mellette came in on the evening
train Wednesday and lett yesterday
morning for the Agency, and will remain
on the reservation until after things have
settled down.
Sheriff Benedict is on the reservation
today with posse Of a Gozen deputies.
While Sheriff German has deputzed
about one hundred more for service in
Roberts county, and the Sheriff OF Day
county also has force on the west.
The fellows who remained IN line at
the Watertown land office during the
down pour of rain the first Of the week
are clearly entitled to l6O acres of the
Indian lands, and they should be award
ed it without further ado
A meeting OF the sheriff's Of Day, Rob
erts and Grant counties was held at the
sheritf's Office in this city the first OF the
week, and plan of action formulated
for preserving the peace on the reserva-
ton during the early period OF settle
ment. Every precaution has been taken
to prevent violence. and maintain the
rights of all during the rush for settle
ment
For the accommodation of land seek
ers and others who wished TO see the
rush tor claims two special trains We're
started from Mllbank this morning at
l0:3O O'Clock, one for the end Of the track
on the Wilmot branch, where Il station
has been established, and one on the
main line west. Besides those after
claims there We're a large number Of
slght-seers aboard, the Wilmot train TAX
ing Supt. Bush to the front with his car
The dispatches from Washington in
dicate that Commissioner Carter has
made rule that only one fling Oh q
soldiers detlaratOrv can be made at Il
time. This rule has nipped in the bud
scheme several parties at Watertow have
been working. They had secured the
power of attorney from a large number
OF soldiers and proposed to file decara-
tories all at once and then speculate in
the relinquishments, dividing the profits
with the parties for whom they acted.
The rule Of the department prohibiting
one party from fling number at once
crushes this fraudulent plan.
The law governing the filing and set
t.ement upon public lands rs quoted by
Commissioner Carter, is as follows:
First Where neither party has i'm
provements on the land the right Of en-
try shall be awarded to the highest
bidder
Second-Where one has actual settle
ment and the other has not it should be
awarded to the actual settler.
Third Where both allege settlement
and Improvements an investigation must
be had and the right OF entry awarded
to the ore who shows prior actual settle
ment and substantial improvements, 50
As to be notice on the ground 10 any
competitor
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WIN BROOKS S

April Ii, 1892.
F. Steitz has moved into town.
Raymond has three sets OF farm trucks
now ready for sale.
Very little unsod land here now, but
q few quarters are still vacant.
If it's too muddy for a drill, buy a
seeder OF Raymond for 5l5.
w. Roberts has bought the VIM. Green
place, and Fred Monette moved on it
today.
Among those who went to the reserve
today were Merl Read, Art. Nichols, A.
Story and Wm. Dallman.
VIM. Green who has been sick all VIM
ter died Monday at p. m. The remains
were Inferred IN the Milbank cemetery.
Sherman Roberts who has been quite
sick for some time died last Friday OF
consumption Of the stomach. lie was
not considered dan gerously sick until =
short time before hls death. The re-
mains we're taken to N:lbank for burial.
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Died.

At his home in Twin Brooks, April 18th,
1892, William NJ. Green. Aged 81
years.
Mr.. Green was one of the pioneer set
tiers of Grant county, coming here in
the spring OF 1879, and has always been
recognized as citizen of upright charac-
ter and unstained reputation, loved by
his family and respected by his friends
and neighhors. lie was born il South
Hadlev, Macs, in 1880, and enlisted in
the Sth Minnesota volunteer infantry,
and served for.tAree years and weeks dur
ing the rebellion. He leaves wife and
fourteen children, eleven Of whom were
present during his last hours. The re-
mains were brought to Milbank for in
terment on Tuesday afternoon and were
taken in charge by the Masonic lodge Of
this city, the deceased having been 4
member OF that society for - years.
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MILBANE, $. D., Apr. 4, 1892

MILBANE, >. T., Apr. 4, lSJI.
Board met in regular session; pr esent.
John Hedman, chairman; Geo. Nit chell
l.. Cunningham, and the auditor as
clerk
On motion a petition OF majority OF
the voters of Georgie School Twp. to Ci-
vide said township into independent
school districts was accepted, and saia
Georgia School Twp. was divided as fol
lows, to-Wit:
Commencing at the NE corner Of
Sec. |, thence west to the NV corner of
Sec. 3 thence south to the SW corner of
Sec Is, thence east to the SE corner OF
Sec, 13, thence north to place Of begin
ing; being all situated il Twp. l1S, II.
] 49, to be known as George School Dis
trict No. |.
| Commencing at the NE corner OF
Sec. "A, thence west to the n w corner Of
Sec.l9, thence south to the oW corner
of Sec. 81, thence east to the Sc corner
OF Sec 80, thence north to place of be-
ginning; beng all situated in Twp. lis,
Il. 40, to be known as Georgie School
District No. 2.
Commencing at the NE corner Of
Sec 4, thence west to the NV corner Of
Sec. 6, thence south to the SW corner Of
Sec lS, thence east to the Sc corner of
Sec. Is, thence north TO place Of begin
ming; being all situated in Twp. rs. r.
! 40, to be known as George School Dis
trict No. 3.
On motion, it is hereby ordered that
the school house known as the Wilson
school house shall be the the property
of Georgie School District No J. togeth
er with the furniture belonging thereto,
that the school house located on Sec. s.
Twp. 1lS, Il. 49, shall be the property Of
Georgle School District No. 3; that the
school house located on Sec %, Twp.
lis, Il. 49, shall be the property OF
George School District No 2.
On motion, the following bills were
audited and allowed.
q. W. Preyey, salary superintendent
w. ". Downle, county printing Ii SO
Y. W. pfevey, witness fees circuit court. -
T.. M. Bennett. express and tefegranls, 50
do salary as states attorney. s. 90
On motion, the bond OF county Judge
was fixed ut 81 900
Bond Of Thos. L. Bouck, county Judge.
was presented and approved by tie
board.
On motion. it was ordered that q conn
ty warrant be drawn IN favor Of e. NJ
Bennett, i'll the SUM of So, 70 iefray the
necessary expenses of trip to Pierre
to attend supreme court III the interest
Of the county, and to obtain brief
On motion, board adjourned To April
t5, 1892.
I(ATTEsT JoHS HEraAN.
Ed. 5. HEALY, Chairman
County Auditor.
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Tariff Literature.

One OF the vital questions that will be
brought before the people in the political
campaign this year will be that Of the
tariff The necessity for a thorough
study OF this important question is i'm
perative upon every American citizen.
that he may lntelligently deposit his bal
lot either in favor Of American indus
tries or III favor Of foreign manufactures.
The following pamphlets may be obtain
ed at the HERALD ADVANCE office free Of
cnarge by those interested IN the ques-
ton OF protection or free trade:
''The Vital Question:
"Wool-Growing and Wool Manufac-
ture."
Free Trade or Protection? Blaine's
Reply to Gladstone'
"McKinley,s Speech on the New
Tariff Bill
The last named and 1.-The Living
Question" also IN German.
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ALB ssE.t

April 3, 1892.
Our school commenced on Monday
with Mrs. Mcbride as teacher.
Geo. Friday took trip to Appleton,
Minn., on Tuesday last, and returned the
following Gay.
r. G. Egge is the happiest man in these
parts at this writing. The boy weighs
just eleven pounds.
Albert Friday, who came here. on
Wednesday last with 4 car load OF horses,
having disposed OF all Of them has re-
turned TO his home in Markesau, Wis.
His nephew, Walter Hall, accompanied
Inland will spend 4 few months in
Wisconsin. FAREWELL.
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For Over Fifty years.

Mrs. WINsLoW's SooTH1NG SYRUP. for
children teething, IS the prescription Of
one Of the best female nurses and physi-
clans IL the United States, and has been
used for over fifty years with never fail
lng success by millions Of mothers for
their children. During the process Of
teethlng its value is incalculable It re-
lives the child from pair. cures dysen-
terry and diarrhHa, gripping of the bowels,
and wind collie. BY giving health to the
child it rests the mother. DC bottle