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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-25

ALAMEDA COUNTY.
Seerse = Earl aud m,te g > Lsymanee Sub
william ah ~ T. Mossas. aud wife to A. F. Wilkinson
and A. Irooks. lot SO. Tempeton Tract. East oak
land; $40.
W f. barnard aud wife 10 John p BaudIn and
wife, lots aud 4, block So Glen Echo Tract No g.
Oakland Township: $40.
Thomas u. Nhi;ehli and wife 10 K D. Middle
kaun. lot on = llne OF Fsiryiew street 1866 W OF
Adelne- 35 by $50. in correction. Oakland
Township: 900.
Same TO same lot on S line Of Fairview street.
1875 of Adeiine. w 50 by $50, Oakland Town
ship; 5000.
James and Joseph Warner to Grace simonsea
(wtfe of Louis1. lot 2, block 1, Warner Tract,
brooklyn Township; si0.
Laughln Rodgers TO Mary NJ Rodgers chs wife),
lots 3 and 8. block ~, Addition No s. Llyermore.
Murray Township. gilt.
L. Smith 20 Cornelius Shea, lot on NV corner
OF Brush and Seventh streets, 100 by 100.
Oakland: $40
David J. FIett and wife 10 Charles NJ Bumbauch
let NV line OF Thirteenth avenue, 1870 Ne from
East sixteenth street. NE 80 by NV 10; grant,
OAK sud; $40.
Elizabeth TayIor to sa lie Mckee Pierce, lot 7s
block d. oakland View Homestead Association.
Oakland; $500.
j. n. " iilisms eft al. TO Mary L. Hail. lot 20 block
h. revised nap Caremont-avenua Tract Oakland
Township. 1850
George @. Baker and wife to T. r. l.. Jones lots
- and 20 block "a. map resuhdIvisIoa OF Smiths
subdivision OF Mathews Tract, Oakland Township;
also lots Is and 4. block 20, map resubdiylsIon of
portion OF block 20. same tract quilclaim deed,
Oakland Township: 81.
L. Nj. Jacobsen and wife to Erik Henriksen lots s
and o. block 81. South Addition, Livermore. Muir
ray Township: 1876.
Henry Koppitz and wife to Robert H. Baird lot
on line Pacific avenue, 339:ll w St Charles
street. w 40 by n $50, Alameda: $40
&. Nignoio to Edward Cox. lot Sw corner
Buena Vista avenue and Paru street, w ll6 By
20, Alameda. $40.
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FrlRhtful shipwre ks.

staunch ships strike and founder the fierce winds
aud noun famous waves sweep noble mariners
:" hearts OF oak" to shipwreck and to death yet
that does not prevent the iubberiest landsman
from rsking his life on the stormy Atlantic in the
role OF tourist or commercial traveller But IL he
shall reach his destination safely lie will scarcely
have escaped some Of the qualms of seasickness
unless he takes with him Hosrstter's stom ach Bit
tiers. that nimitabie specific for nausea Bad water
on long trips are threat to the wager, but this
may be deprived Ia great measure OF ITS disorder
ing effects upon the stomach, bowels aud liver by
the Bitters Against the prejudicial effects OF ma
iaria bad Diet fatigue and exposure 1t Is also Ell
cacious. 1t averts. moreover. rheuma and kid
ney complaints. Don't travel sea or land with
out is. IA
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Some One Biundered.

Sheriff Laumeister has been sued by
Peter Chge to enjoin him from selling un-
der execution the furniture in the second
and third floors of the lodging house at 22s
Montgomery avenue. 1t was seized on the
!4th Inst. in satisfaction of Justices Court
judgments against John Lavignolle. though
the property does not now belong to him.
The sale was set for yesterday. Layignelle
was the former proprietor, but sold out to
ChiRe. and has been about the premises az
an emnIova
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Loft to Relatives.

Elena W. Haley, who died In August,
1891. left property on HYDE street, west of
Broadway, valued at $1,000, and q will Of
Jaly q. 1891, in the possession of her
brother, Michael K. Haley. This document
has been presented for probate, and makes
the following requests: 500 to a cousin,
Mary Kelly, and to a niece, Mary Parrotte;
$500 to a e, Elena Patriotic, and to the
brothers, James M. and Michael E., and to
three sisters everything else, share and
share alik0
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THE SPANISH BAYoNET.

A thick sharp nest OF dagger-pointed leaves.
Black tipped from the gray mesa rises green,
And from its heart there springs amidst &c Q
sheen
Asa white pinioned bird the sunshine cleaVes;
IA Hone who 1ffe's sharp bitterness relieves
A blossom s2ire hatgreets he SKY serene.
In calm dominion Ger the desert scene.
Thick hung with creamy bells that chime strange
breves.
O Yucca gloricsai spirit soft
And TUT Of stranse, mysterious. subtle scent.
Slow swing thy fair white blossom bells aiott
In the cain meSa's wide environment,
Ringing the dirge OF that old race which OIL
Hesrd music in thy bells and smiled content
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Shfpping Notes.

Steamers to sail to-day are the Acapulco for
Panama. the UmatIIa for Victoria and Puget Sound
and the Gipsy for the Salinas River. The villa
mette falls due from Seattle. the Mackinaw from
Tacoma and the Santa Rosa from San Diego.
Tie barkentine Modoc. 439 tons, loads Coal at
Seattle for Guaymas British iron bark rgyleshre
70S ms, Lumber the Sound for Valparaiso for
ORDERS fisagua range prior TO arrival 40s; British
ship Earl Granville. ll49 tons, Lumber at British
Columbia for Cork. 62s 3D.
The Roland takes for London 633, 700 feet Red
W. God Lumber, SIS 900 feet Sugar Pine and 900
Sugar Pine Doors, valued at $22, SO2.
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Accused of Araon.

An Information was fled In Judge Mar
phys court yesterday by District Attorney
Barnes against M. Handey and Kate Hand
ley, his wife, in which they are accused of
arson.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

AVERMAN SILVER MINING COMPANY LO
~ cation of principal place OF business San Fran
cisco. Cal. Location OF works 9oid Hill, Storey
County. New.
Notiee-Thers are delinquent upon the following
described stock, account OF assessment mo.
6S) levied on the teuth day OF February. 1892 the
several amounts set opposite the names OF the re-
foil
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

YELLOW JACKET SILVER MINING COM.
L pany. Location of works and principal pi ace of
business Geld Hill. Storey County. New.
Notiee-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account OF assessment mo
5o). levied on the first day OF February, 1892 the
several amounts set opposite the names of tina "a,
apecliye shareholders, as follows:
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Chic go Markets.

CHICAGO. March 24.-Wheat was irregular and
lower, and opened rs 1ae lower than res ferday's
closing, declined SAC more, then rallied s4c. be-
came weak, declined 1sc, recovered Tsc, ruled less
active and easy, and closed about "a G lower than
yesterday. Receipts. 81. 600 bushels: shipments.
$1,000 bushels. Rye dull at 1870. Barley firm
at SIC.
CHICAGO. March 24.-wheat-Cash, 797sc Corn
37s4c. fork-$9 e5 Lard-S6 10. kiDs-$5 90.
Nh.sky-Sl IL.
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And Ia accordance with law, and order OF the
Boar OF Trustees. made on the st day of February
1884, so many shares of each parcel OF such stoc4
may necessary will b. sold 81 public auction.
at the ONCE OF the company, 1873 Main street, Gold
Hill, New, on WEDNESDAY, the 9th day Of Aprfl
1892, a. O'Clock NJ. OF said day, to pay said de-
lnquent assessment thereon. together with costs Ok
advertising and expenses Of sale.
mr9 "a w. II. B.AUVELT, Secretary.
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from ssaughterers to dealers are
follows:
BEEF-First quality 7c second quality. s0elae;
third do. 4l2@51sc
yEAL-Large, t@sc: small Calves. 5000.
MUTTON-wethers, le@Dl0lzc; Ewes. 10c
Handspring. 15c u 10.
PoRK-Live Hogs, 4s.G47sc p n for heavy
hard grainfed: 5l5i for light average do; stock
Hogs 4eS414c q 10; dressed do. S9Slae y 10
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And In accordance with law and an order of
the Board OF Directors made the 26th day OF
February, 1SS2. % many shares OF each parcel of
such stack as may be necessary will DO sold at pub
ITO auction ~ the oflce of the company. Ala Cal
ifoInia street. San Francisco. California, on
WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day OF April, 1892, at the
hour of O'Clock NJ. of said dav. to pay said de-
nque ut assessment thereon together with costs or
advertising aud expenses of sale.
GEU. d. EDWARDS, Secretary.
Omce-AlA California street. San Francisco Call.
1orntz mr17 "a
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EnrIish WHEAT Market.

LIVERPOOL, March 24.-The spot markat IL
lower at rs Cd. Cargoes are lower at as 90
for OF coast SIS Cd Tor just shipped AID 37s Cd for
nearly due
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: March, Is SID; Aprii 4,
bl4d: May. Is sd; June. Is Sd; July. IL 4l4d
SECURITIES
LONDON. March 24.-Consols g5 ll-l6: Silver
40 $3.50: Rentes. 96f soc. Bullion into Bank OF
England, 81 900.
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New York Markets.


NEW YORK, March 24.-After . short period OF
activity this morning the stock market sank back
Into gu ietude. Industrials were the only active
thing. The close was firm at small fractional gains
generally. Cordage is up 21s. Distillers lss. Gov
ernments dun and steady. Petroleum closed ut
64t4c.
NEW YORK March 24.-United States Bonds, As
1854; do. as. 100; Northern Pacific. 22l4 Cana
dian Pacific. 6sJ4 Central Pacific. 30Bs: Union Pa
cine. 467s: Atehison aud Santa Fe, 1855; Wells
Fargo. lab: western Union. S7Ts: Silver. $751;
Sterling, - s7@S4 10.
wheat May. 92ssc. Flour. steady. Coffee
SIS 80. sugar 3 7-l6eB23sc. Hops-Pacinc Coast l9@
24tzc- Hides. 13c Coppsr-Lake. Si2 10 Tin
spot. $40 80. Lead-Domestic. "a 20 lron--$l6.
Petroleum, 544c.
CALIFORNIA PRODUCTS.
In Hops there is strong undertone, though
transactions are limited and the demand is rather
slow. Prices are unchanged. London, steadier;
Germany. hrm.
RAIsISs.
The Ra!sin market Is reported not In the best
shape, though fui. prices be paid rstciass
goods. carload OF 3-crown loose. unfaced. CALI
fornts fruit. for example. brought ~ 80 p box
SUGAR AND coFFEE.
Sugar-Raw. noHninaiiy unchanged; refined, very
quiet and unchanged.
Conee-s very dun. with slight fluctuations:
sales. 1900 bags March. el3 rs; April, 9l3 IS;
May. $l3.
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HoRHINa SALES
Board-l00 Oakland Cas- 375s.
AFTERNOON sALEl
Board-l00 9asl yht. 67i5; 25 Safety Nitro
Powder. 9s4 30 Hawaiian Comm crcial az
Sfreet-IO California-Street X, Il5La $1,000 q
V4L Bonds, sOla: 10 Water, 9s24.
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....CUIPRfSING =.
One Rosewoodcase Upright Piano fChicIerue a
Sons makers, cost 5000: Moquet and wilton
carpets Geaqine Turkish Rugs; Lace Curtains:
Fine Parlor Upholstery: Piano Stool Music Can.
met: Fine nIyans: Easels: Parlor PeGestaIs and
Boaquet-stands; Mahogany Paror Tables Bric-a-
brac; five Fine Ash Chamber Suits: two Elegant
Mahogany Chamber Suits: Spring and CurIed Hair
mattresses; Live Gle Sc ather Pillows: three ASH
Gninchiers; Mahosauy and Ash Mirror Towel
kacks; Fancy Han1-braided Piazza Chairs: ons
Very Elegant Natural Cherry bridegroom Suit
eomprlsil Sideb card, Extension Table and twelve
Ch1irS upholstered in leather (cost S6dO}: one
Deer Head; one Fine Oak once desk; one Reyoly.
Ing chair; one Splendid Diamond Range with
Water-b c6; Kitchen Furniture; etc
NoTE-Al TIE above goods were manufactured
to order by GELD0WSKY of Boston and are yer1
elegant. -'
EDWARD s. SPEAR & CO., Aucsioneers
mr24 2t 3l-Y2 Snffar sfraat
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TOrTI tnu : BuJIutSS
PORTLAND. Or. darch 2i-Ciearances. $243. 900;
balances. $4,000.
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Exchange and Bullion.
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THIS DAY.
Tiuay -:............-..,..... tarch IS. 1892.
AT IL O'Clock a. NJ. on account of departure
at the elegant residence
Iz52 PAGE STREET, BET. BAKER AND LYON.
I'VE WILL SELL
The Magnificent Parlor, Bedroom, Library and
D1nlng-room Furniture, Rich Upholstery
and Upright Piano.
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SUN AND TIDE TABLE.

Computed by THOMAS TENNENr, Chronomstss and
Instrument Maker. 4 California ssress
Sign of the w OGDEN Sailor.
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Fine Upholstered Odd Pieces: Parlor Furnitnre.
Easy and Reception Chairs; Oak and Cherry Up-
nois1ered Rockers: ottomans: Oil Paintings and
Poles; Andrews Natural Cherry Folding BED, with
lull length beyel mirror front. cost $780, handsome
Cherry Book Case; Iniaid Walnut Chifonier. extra
fine Walnut and Cherry Dressing Bureaus with
Plate Mirror5; Washstands with Plate Mirror
BACKS; Antique 0ak Chamber Suit; best White
Curled Hair Top Mattresses Blankets; Down PHI.
lows: best Bordered Brussels Carpets; Natural Oak
SideboaFd and Extension to match: Dining Chairg
Ia Oak; Bed Lounges; fine S.iyer-pated Service:
English Cutlery: Cut Glass; China: large Gas stove
with Mater-back, cost $40: Kitchen Furniture etc
1t WI. BOITEKEIELD q co. Anctinnasrs
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AUCTION SALES.
CHAS. LEVY r. en-

AND COMMISSION MERCH ANTS
Saesroom-1135 Market ST.. bet. 7th and 9th
Regular Saiesdays-Tuesday and Friday.
THIS DAY.
fT1day.....- March 25, 1892.
AT III O'Clock A. NJ, at saleSroom
li5o Market Street, bet. Seventh and Eighth.
I'VE WILL
"A Large and Elegant Assortment of
SJPEifsbR FURNITURE
hieh Parior Upholstery: Carpets: Bedding: RANGES.
an ete,; 81 so,d Oak Bedroom Sets also STOCK
S an rAtures OF saloon, comprising l Wiltshire
Safe; walnut Top Counter; l Plate Bar Mirror.
WINS; Liquors. Zee Chest etc.; lot complete SET
mr2a Ii CHAS LEVY & CO .nctionaara
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

'a,cs Of nrnsrture From San Frsnclsoo.
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WILLIAM BUTTEREIELG e co.

Real Estate Agents ani General Auctiousers,
Office and Saesroom-412 Pine ST., Nevada Block.
THIS DAY.
Tiudy March 20, 1892.
AT II O'Clock a NJ. OF the premises,
515 JONES STREET, NEAR O,FARRELL.
I'VE WILL SILL.
The New and Elegant Furniture Of Residence
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EDWARD s. SPEAR & en-
THIS DAY.

furniture, Book and General Auetioussr
81 and 33 Suffer street.
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srrAXra. DrarlsArrox SAN. wnn,
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loan

fellow Ing were TIE
Fitch IGaTd yesterday
FIGVIAR sF@s
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BELLAIRE.

J. E. Blackburn left yesterday for
Anthony, Kan, in obedience to q mes
sage announcing that his father, Judge
A. r. Blackburn, was critically, Ill,
caused by the bursting of blood vessel.
Judge Blackburn was formerly a resi-
dent Of this city, and while his many
friends here will be sorry to learn Of
his illness they will be pleased to know
that late word announces that he is
somewhat better.
The funeral of Stephen Ward will
take pace to-day. Services will be held
at his late residence on Indian Run at
p. m Spaugler Post, G. A. r., will
conduct the remains TO the wharf and
they will be taken by boat to Darlington
for interment.
The SUNDAY REGISTER contains not
only all the important general news,
but has local service covering all the
towns within a radius of fifty miles. 1t
is the Sunday paper for Bellaire readers.
Leave orders at Blakeney's news depot.
Conrad Rumbach and S. Winner have
purchased from Mrs. Carrie Hoffman
one-third part Of McGregor block on
Union street, in which they eQpect to
conduct wholesale liquor store.
Miss Lucy Brown, an efficient teacher,
who has been engaged in the POwhatan
schools, has been employed by the city
School Board, and will begin work on
Monday.
Safe crackers attempted to break
omen tUe safe in 'SCuire COOper's office,
Thursday night, but were frightened
away by Night Waterman Shepherd.
The boys" don't fill up with booze
on holidays like they used TO. Not a
single arrest was made for intoxication
during Thanksgiving Day and night.
The little child Of S. D. Lockwood
that died in Wheeling on Thursday,
was brought here and buried in Rose
Hill cemetery yesterday afternoon.
The Tribune says: There is project
on foot to organize a company TO erect
an electric light plant to furnish mean
descent lights to private houses.
Bertha, young daughter Of Henry
Rodewig, of the Fourth ward, died on
THURSDAY evening of gastric fever and
will be buried at p. N. to-day
The annual meeting Of the stockhold-
ers Of the Dollar Bank will be held in
the directors room this afternoon ct
$50 o'clock.
Spangler Post and the Womsn's Re-
lief Corps are making preliminary ar
engagements for big fair and festival.
Fred. Eberle, who has been quite fill
with stomach trouble and injuries re-
ceived in the late war, is improving.
Frank Roemer came home from Mari
eta college for Thanksgiving and viii
remain with his parents over Sunday.
One unfortunate was placed in the
city bastile yesterday afternoon for be-
ing too full to navigate.
Z Z. S. Woodbridge, Secretary Of the
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Bellaire Window Glass Company at Red
Key, Ind, is in the city.
Capt. Bob Haase, B. & o. ticket
agent, has returned from visit to
relatives in Virginia.
Leave orders at Blakeney's news
depot and have the SUNDAY REGISTER
delivered at your home.
Secretary Of State POorman is in from
Columbus, and will remain with his
family over Sunday.
w. T. McNiece. a sterling young
Democrat, of East Liverpool, was In the
city yesterday.
A. B. Porterfeld has secured job in
plumbing shop at Martins Ferry.
Miss Carrie Henry, of Wheeling Is
land, is visiting friends in the city.
If you want the best Sunday paper
buy the REGISTER tomorrow.
The Bottle Blowers ball at Turne
Hall was big success.
Jack Gallagher is home from Findlay.
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counties and placed under proper regi-
men until the operation is performed,
and there kept until sufficiently restored
to be turned loose; and for that purpose
some large eommodious Jail tof which
we have plenty should be devoted.
The treatment cannot be sud to be
cruel and inhuman, because the subject
will Of course be ehlorofOrmed and the
operation therefore will, in a measure,
be painless, and he wakes up TO fnd
himself a better, or, at least, reformed
man. BY a system of penal statutes
fashioned after the above suggestions,
our penitentiaries and jails, which to-
day stand as shameful repreach TO
our pretended advanced civilization, In
stead Of being the receptacles OF the
doomed and the damned, the home OF
inutterable woe, want and dependency,
to even pass one Of which makes us
shudder, would be devoted to higher
and more beneficial uses aud the en-
ormous burdens of taxation which hang
upon our people like nightmare,
would be lifted and forever the coudi-
tions Of society would at once begin TO,
and thence forward continue to I'M
Droye. WYTTHE.
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m hundred and three Go3 stock to-day by actual count
e1E5- Prices range all way up to $3.50
80 SDecial lines 81. 10. S1.39 and S2S5 ~ On
FEg-Fyamine our TURK SATIN UMBRELLA at $2'SV'
c@E5-Why not anticipate your Holiday wants?
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EXCHANGE BANK.
OAHI1Al.. ........' .s'sss''' .N~VVjVVV
J. N. VANCE, President.
L. S. DELAPLAIN, Vice President.
DIRECTORS:
J. N. VANCE, w. ELLINdHAM,
JOHN M. BROWN, A. w. KELLEY,
L. S. DELAPLAIN, JOHN FREW,
GEO. Il. STIFEL.
Drafts issued on England, Ireland, Scotland
and all points in Europe.
JOHN J. JONES. Cashier.
NATIONAL BANK OF W. VA.
~ At WHEELING.
CAPITAL. 5000, 900
Southwestcorner Main and Twelfth SITS.
DOES A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
DIRECTORS:
AUGUST ROLF, JOHN WAGNER,
r. T. DEvRIEs, Il. w. HAZLETT,
Z. w. OGLEBAY, j. K. MCCoURTNEI,
CHAs. w. BRoCKUSIEKA
EARL w. OGLEBAr, President.
CHAs. W. BRoCKUNIER, Vice Pres.
JOIN WAGNER, Cashier.
LAWRENCE h. SANDS, Asst Cashier.
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Clairsville Gazette, was in the city yes
terday.
Mrs. VIM. Cope, of Smithfeld, is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. John Hen
derson.
Miss Mary Abbott returned yesterday
from a pleasant visit among friends at
MingO,
Miss Carrie Beazle, Of this place, is
the guest of Mr.. George Green, of Bril-
liant.
Emmerson Campbell was in Mingo
and Brilliant, yesterday, on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Cochran are
visiting friends in st. Clairsville.
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RESTORES
LOST
HEAL TIL,
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA OHIO County,
In the Circuit Court Of Ohio county, NOvem-
Rules, 1892
A. j. Sweeney and another
=. In Assumpslt.
David r Paige aud another.
The object OF thiSjsult is to recover from the
defendants the sum Of sSS6 70 with interest on
S33 10 thereof from the S0th day OF March, 1872,
until payment. and n $500 thereof from the
18th gay Of April. 1892 until paid, As well as the
costs OF this suit and also 10 attach and subject
to the payment OF said claim and costs, certain
properly Of the defendants in this State and II
appearing from sn adidayit fled IN the cause
that the defendants. David z. Paige and
Albert 7. Paige. are nOn'Tesldents Of the stats
OF West Virginia, It Is ordered that they appear
within one mon-h after the first publication Of
this order aud do what is necessary TO protect
their interests II is further ordered that this
order be published and pOste1 according 70 law.
witness John W Mitchell, Clerk Of our sa d
Court, at The Cont House OF said county, this
9th day Of November, 1872 totwit: November
JOHN ". MITCHELL. Clerk.
published first time November Il, 1892
Attest: JOHN. W. MITCHELL Clerk.
HENRY NJ. RUSSELL, Attorney foE Plaintiffs.
nol2oawt
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MISS LoTTIE CARSON OF Sar
anSc. Mich, writes: If have
been troubled with a terrible
headache for about two years
and could not get anything
to help me, but at last a friend
advised me TO take your BUR
DOCK BLOOD BITTERs, which
| did, and after taking two
bottles I have not had the
headache since"
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Natural Oak Gold Mounted Fuz English Furz MadagaSear S
Ash Horn and Gold Partridge and Ivory Real Accaa Iau vo IA
Silver Tpued IOned Acacia edar (oa and Horn Partridge ANU
lima Silver Acacia Gold Partridge with Gold or SILVER SU %od
Wehse Ocara Violet Wood (scened Mear ana s0n9 oau" nS
Tofoise Shell Imported Silver Gold Mounted Fuz Coson
china and God ivory Mounted Violet Wood Ash Horn and Sue SNeI anu
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