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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-13
N.kINLEY oUT-M.KINLEYED.
The Ohio Legislature Passes q Bll 90 l'ay
r. state Bounty on Beet sugar Manuiac-
- - b n -.

sps-ai Tsiegrln 70 ns Rsgit,sr.
COIrWCs. o.. April AFTER considi,
or.nr the Columbus reorganization OIL
four hours. the House an eight O'Clock To-
night passed it. amended so as 20 provide
that the city shall be governed
at once by Board Of Pubic
WORKS. one member Of which Is
90 oe CITY Solicitor Jones, another mem
Der Of the present board J. n. Bliss, and
the other two % be appointed by the Gov
ernor and Probate Judge. At the END OF one
year the city is 70 merge intOthe federal
plan Of CITY government
The House passed McConica's bill esta0-
fishing two Supreme Courts with three
members each, in place Of one, as at pres
ent. When the Senate concurs In amend
ments it will be a law. The House also
passed Carney's Dill granting bounty on
the manufacture of beet sugar. The Demo
Gratis fought this measure hard, but 1t
passed by an almost strict party vote.
The Senate passed the Strehli bill amend
ing the CARRIER fee and salary law as II ap-
plies TO sheriffs, but amending IL so as 10
make a horizontal reduction in all fees OF
only u instead of Is per cent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-13
rraelnr ps.mlnr N nsllf.1

HALITAx. April l2.--Deeming. the Aus
tralian murderer. was ia Halifar few
years ago Oh alleged gold mining business.
He showed a gentleman whom be met here
a letter he had received from Kate kdoves, +,
one OF the women who was subsequently,
murdered in Whitecnapel. DeemiDg was
under two o. more aliases In Canada, one
OF which was Ruel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-13
Well known Travelling Man Dead
SYS,,0[ TsLsOra,u 10 the RS0tSter

PARKERsBURG, w. VA, April 12.-Mar-
shall NJ. Martin, the well known salesman
for the w. H. Smith Hardware Company
of this city, was found dead in bed at his
home in Sixth street about IL o'clock last
night. Paralysis of the heart was the
cause On the day Of his death Mr.. Mar
tin was well and hearty man.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-13
Fourth District Committee Meeting.
,Sns.ioI g.l,oro,n 10 ne Rsots,er.

SpectdG IetegTdm 10 tne heDtsteF
POINT pleasant, w. Va, April IA
well attended meeting OF the Fourth Dis
trict Congressional Committee was hello
here to-day. 1t was decided to hold the
Congressional convention in Parkersburg
on July 26, the day before the State con
vention. The meeting was entirely har
monious throughout, and among those
present, besides the committee, was Con
gresSman Capehart.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-13
Boston Won with Ease.

WASHINGTON, d. c., April 12.-0ver
6, 400 people witnessed the opening
game to-day. Clarkson and Kelly, for
the visitors did excellent work. Boston
took the lead from the start and gained
an easy victory. Killen pitched good
ball at the outset, but was poorly sup
ported and this seemed to discourage
him. Score:
Washington. MD o o o o 0 o 9 g 4
Boston -. .......2 o 2 0 IA
Earned runs, and 9; home runs,
Clarkson and Long; pitchers, Killen
Clarkson; umpire, Gaffney.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-13
state Lodge Knights of Honor.

SpsctG44 ete9rdh 20 ne AsstSeeF
PARKERsBURG, W. VA, April 12-The
annual meeting of the State Lodge knights
of Honor commenced to-day in Elizabeth.
Among those who went up to-day were
Porter Smith, George Arkle, Joseph Hall,
H. A. Hail. Jos. Metcalf and Godfrey
Schulz, Of Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-13
To Handle the U. 5. Mail.
...-s,f T..fso~o.. fofhs Rfrirfrr

WASHINGTON, d. C., April 12.-The fol-
lowing West Virginia postmasters have
been appointed: +. Garnes, at Kenna,
jackson county, in place Of j. w. Garnes,
resigned: X. Plympton, at Williamson,
Logan county, in place Of II. II. Salyards,
resigned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-13
A New Railroad chartered.

Cu.RrEsroN. ~. "a, April 12.-The
Secre ssrv of State to-day issued a charter
tothe &lade Greek and Piney River Rail
road Company, which road will run from
Glade creek. in Raleigh county, 20 Piney
river. In the same county. The principal
ofice win be az Coal Gate, Raleigh county,
w. Va The capita! stock IS 80, Og0.
shares $50 each, and are held by John w.
McCreery. Of Raleigh Z. H., and four
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-13
nrh.R Inland Ia fhe Inc. /.

Runs the old saying, and everything that
ever makes part Of any organ Of the body
must reach its place therein through the
and kept in good condition by the use Of
Hoods Sarsaparilla. il necessarily follows
that the benefit Of the medicine is impaired
70 every organ Of the body. Can anything
be simpler than the method By which this
excellent medicine gives good health to all
who Will try il fairly and patiently.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-13

NNIIl.4 AttTlI - - -
HrVrNGrox. W. Va, April 12.-Six
nrisoners escaped from the Logan county
iaii 4 few nights ago. One was Ia Tor horse
sfeaiing. one for selling whisky, the others
on copias pro gncs. Two Of them have been
recaptured. The others are still az large.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-13

*. or L. has issued tne lOllOWlnB ueh-
eral Order No. .:
PARKERsBURG, WEST VA,
April, IL, 1892.
The Brigadier General commanding the
West Virginia Brigade, Uniform Rank.
Knights of Pa.hias, announces the follow
ing appointments on his staff:
Sir Kt Phil. A. Shaffer, Lorentz Divis-
ion No. IL, as Chief of STAFF, with the rank
Of Colonel.
Sir 1t. Frank Rex, Parkersburg Divis-
ion No. 3, as Assistant Adlutant General,
with the rank Of Colonel.
Sir Kt Edward 5. Elliott. Kingwood
Division. No. Il, as Assistant Judge Adyo-
cate General. with the rank OF Colonel.
Sir Kt. George A. Flooding. Cabell Divis-
ion, No. 6, as Assistant Inspector General,
with the rank OF Colonel.
Sir KIT Frank II. Smith, Marshall Di'
vision, No Is, as Assistant Quartermaster
General, with the rank Of Colonel
Sir 1t. Frank w. Rose, Piedmont Di-
vision, No. 10. as Assistant Commissary
General with the rank OF Colonel.
Sir kt. Charles l.. Muhleman, NJ. d.,
Parkersburg Division, No. 3, as Assistant
Surgeon General, with the rank OF Colonel.
Sir Kt Rev. Archibold Moore, Pinnick-
innick Division, No. ,. as Brigade Chap
lain. with the rank OF Major.
AIDEs-DE-CAMP, WITH THE RANK OF MAJOR
Sir Kt C. o. Coder, New River Division,
No. T.
Sir Kt. d. II. Jackson, Kingwood Di-
vision, No. IL.
Sir 1t. A. F. Boyd, Parkersburg Di-
vision, No. 3.
Sir Kt. J. d. Germer, Greenbrier Di-
vision. No. H.
Sir Kt. Albert Capps, Coeur-de-Leon
Division, No. |.
The above officers have been commission.
ed by the Major General, dated April !,
1892, hereby enter upon the duties OF their
several Offices. All orders issued from
these several departments must be respect
ed and obeyed.
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1Hx wKArnEk

w1ssreros D. c., April IZ-Fcf. west
srn PTprsylvanis, West Elfginia and OBJ,
fair. slightly Esrnsr b. Wednesday, nizhN
variable winds
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Another Patented sa.h-HOIder.

Special Telegram 10 the REGISTER.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., April l2-Joseph NJ
Brehard, Of Clarksburg, w. Va, has been
granted patent on a sash-holder.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-13

Tam NV Harry appear again with
their q ','hs, =. e,,'s,s receipts for coughs,
M = = w. " aAA'-''Do''N 70 Dr. Bulls Copgh
ctRrrTEs- Fancy cret
I, brands, e5asic, fancy ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-13

The " ierful cure Dy Salvation OIL Of
1ir. H. Cup. chronic rhcumstic. -
Georee Baltimore, Nd, is miracle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-13

Early 10 April 3,OOU.tUO aefes OL III y
Cheyenne and Arrapahoe ressrsatloI. y
Indian Territory viii be tDro"n opSS'
,ettlers. Those contemplating 49,
thernselyes OF this opportunitJ y -.
free homes viii End the Bsiunos,
Railroad the quickest ro9Io s.-t, 1.e.
point In the East 70 the iooI~1 e-,.t
ae,nhis cbesfer. Wilmington, BALI
yv.r5Iss-, 1vlr,Is.vton Cumberland. Wnf
hnrv and al sntermediAte sla
e--Ty,s contemplating settling ~
n the west, however distant are
90 : = ~ t,,- write 70 Chas o. SOUL, Gen.
Fs.sre1ger Agent. B. & 0. X \. b.
IA FOR full Information - 20 ~
trains, and sleeping car sccov
frorx any point East q any
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-13
X. OF p. APPOINTMENTS.
A Number of People Honored by Brigadier
General John w. Mather.

Brigadier General John w. Mather,
OF ParkersburG, OF the Uniform Rank,
X. OF P. has issued the following Gen
eral Order No. .:
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Proportional Representation.

slope and Home is q little paper
published In California which ia
devoted to the very important subject
of proportional or minority rcpreseu.
tation. This subject has received
very little attention but it 10 one
that lies at the very root Of re2ubli
can governments. There is no reform
in our system ofgovernment needing
agitation more than this. Absolute
majority rule, It's tyranny that has
been but little considered and ID
deserving OF great deal Of thought
ana discussion. "Hopc and Home
|proposes to give information on this
neglected branch Of political economy
and would like all who feel On
interest In investigating the subject
to send postal to the publishers for
. sample copy. Address Abba L.
Holton, 4l9 Montgomery street, San
Francisco, Cal. The subscription
price is only rs cents q year publish
ed weekly.
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orphans, Court.

The Orphans Court for Cecil
county was in session on Tuesday
and Wednesday of last week.
President Hon. James NJ. McCauley,
Chief Judge; Hon. james NJ. Evans
and Hon. David p. Davis, Associate
Judges.
Sundry claims against deceased
estates were examined and passed.
BONDS APPROVED.
Bond Of Vim. 81. Booth, admr., Q.
{. .. Of Joseph Booth; bond Of Alfred
A. Curtis, admr. Of James A. Murphy,
bond Of Francis ]. Marshall and
VIM. 8. Evans, exrs. Of Mary Mar
shall; bond Of Mary G. Mullin, execu.
trix Of VIM. G. Mullin; bond Of Sarah
J. May, executrix Of Charles Rhoades;
bond Of Samuel Burns, admir-. of
Samuel Burns.
ACOoUNTs PASSED.
Third account Of John e. Wilson,
guardian Of Mary e. Grant and
Nellie M. Grant; lst account Of VIM.
M. veach, guardian OF VIM. E. veach;
let and ilnal account OF Ann Eliza
Anderson and Henry NJ. McOullough.
administrators of Henry Jones; LIST
and final account Of Caroline Johns
aud James Johns, administrators of
Arthur lohnsj LIST and final account
of Margaret A. Brickley and VIM. G.
Merry, administrators of John
Briekley; I'd account Of Mary E..
lamar, guardian Of Nelson Price
Whitaker.
Court adjourned to meet in regular
session in February next.
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school Commissloners.

The board met on Tuesday, 18th
inst, and after reading the minutes
OF the last meeting adjourned sine
die.
Messrs. F. s. EYerist, George
Biddle and j. A. Kirk being appoint
ed BY the Circuit Court, qualified
according 10 Law, and organized by
appointing F. S. Everist, president;
John Squier, secretary and treasurer.
John S. Writ wss appointed counsel
for the board.
Miss Carrie Nesbittwas confirmed
az teacher Of school No. 5, in the
Fifth district.
The Treasurer Was ordered to pay
the coal bill Of the Third district, >
balance Of $12l.6b due j. H. Arm
strong & Co., Of North East.
A petition from committee Of Jr.
0. U. A. NJ, requesting permission
to erect q pole and have . flag Of our
country thrown over school No. 5.
district 7, Port Deposit, was granted.
A petition was received asking an
increase Of 20 per cent. in the salary
OF teachers, signed by J. @. Price, Jr.,
David P. Davis. 2. P. Lusby and II
others. > similar one by 81. 81. Brady,
j. NJ. Reed, J. H. Steele and 81
others, and from Wesley Clayton.
G. o. Massey and IL others, W. J.
Jones. Daniel Bratton, Thomas
Drennen, John S. Writ and 46 others,
Jacob Tome and 24s others. to which
the school board would say that they
could only disburse for such sum as
the county commissioners may grant
them and az q levy FOR the year has
been made it is impossible to make
any change this year. So We will
refer the said petition with the
earnest request that che coming levy
shall provide for An increase Of 10
per cent. in the salaries.
The new school house at Elkton
No. II. was inspected and accepted to
take effect at noon, January IS, 1892,
and the bill OF Levi Patterson, 81 1888
was ordered to be paid. Bill Of Levi
Patterson for $ll2. for repairing
school No 8, Third district to be
paid. Mr.. Biddle reported that the
State Board OF Education has grant
ed our request and has issued a life
certificate to Miss Martha Biddle.
A Communication from e. P. Pretty.
man, secretary State Board of Educa-
tion was received in regard to the
return OF war tax and the secretary
was instructed to correspond with
our State Senator and delegates In
the Legislature in regard to the
subject.
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THE SALOON.

The Wig giyes the following record OF
Elkton'e weekly DRINKS Iast week.
Saturday. AZ night = number Of
drunken men staggering around on the
street but no open breaches OF the peace.
Monday .--At night an unusual
amount Of disorder and considerable
drunkenness on the street.
Wednesday During the day several
demonstrations Of drunkenness on
Main street. In the early evening .
drunken fight at hotel, one man
worsted.
Later, another drunken encounter
down town, eliminating in demon
stration with guns and pistols on High
street, which although directly trace
able to another cause, was augmented
BY bad whiskey.
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County Commissioners.


The board met at the usual houl
on Tuesday morning 18th inst, ell
the members being present.
Ordered that ]. C. Price, Jr.. b.
and 10 hereby appointed q committee
Of one on the part OF Cecil county u
have charge Of the sassafras rivel
bridge.
Ordered that the commissioner
attend the meeting Of the scmmis'
sioners Of she different counties Of
the state Thursday the 18th, at II
o'clock, in Baltimore city.
Ordered that the commissioners
meet to inspect the bridge at Brew
ster's Fording on Monday, the 18th
and the bridge at McKinsey's Mill
on Tuesday. the 18th.
Ordered that . special suspension
of IS be granted Frisby Evans,
colored.
Ordered that George 7. Murray be
appointed . constable Of the 9th
district.
After fully considering the petition
Of George Booth. and the statement
Of G. W. Cruikshspk Esq, on behalf
Of Mr.. Booth, the present board CON,
cluded that BY granting the continue.
ton Of the privilege they would b
casting reflection on the action OF
the old board and it was ordered thai
Mr.. Booth DO and 10 hereby requested
to comply With the notice sent him
BY the old board and vacate The
premises on the 10th.
George s. Wooley, J. Alex. Ruttsl
and W. +. Mearns we're named 70
view and determine whether the
public convenience required that q
public road from Baldwin's Mill to
ISingerly station should be opened,
Ordered. that from this date no
road work will be paid fer aplesa
specially ordered by county com
pissloners having ehatgs Of districl
in which said work Is done.
Ordered that George T Murray be
and he 10 hereby appointed . CON.
stable for the Fifth Election District,
70 al the lnsxPirsd serm Of George
3. McKenney. resigaed.
Ordered that Joseph T. England
be and Is hereby sppnintsd trustee
for Poor and Insane for 4 term Of
|six years.
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nae Circuit court.

The case Of the State vs. Frank G.
Fell, for perjury, which Was commenc-
ed before the holidays. occupied The
attention Of the Court up to Thurs
day morning, when it was given to
the jury. After being out fffty.one
hours, the jury came into Court on
Saturday and declared they were
unable to agree upon verdict. They
were thereupon discharged. The
jury were for convictions: Samuel D.
Fisher. Henry II. Gilpin, James s
Smith, Alexander Sewers, James A.
Shippers, John M. Rawlings, Frank
x. Suter, David L. Sloan and George
A. Brown; for acqulttal: Albanus
Saxton, Thomas M. Hague and Thos.
W. Green. II 10 estimated that this
case will cost the county 81, 500.
The number Of witnesses summoned
by both sides was 1903.
The case Of Mrs Ann Hughes va.
P. W. 8 B. R. r., was then taken up.
This case was tried last March and
the jury gave Mrs. Hughes $4,000
damages, but the court decided the
verdict excessive, and unless the
plaintiff would accept $4,000 o new
trial would be granted. The reduction
was declined and Q new trial was
granted. Mrs. Hughes boarded q
train ct Perryville one stormy night
ia March 1883, to cross the river to
Havre de Grace and she claims the
train did NOT stop at the latter place
and was carried on to Baltimore. The
excitement and exposure resulted in
sickness for which she asks SO, 900
damages. This case occupied the
attention Of the Court until Tuesday
noon, when it was given to the jury,
Albert Constable and james j..
Archer for Mrs. Hughes, and W. J.
Jones and G. C. Crothers for the
railroad company. Wednesday
morning the jury rendered verdict
in tho above case assessing the
damages at cent.
The next case taken up was John
P. Leigh against the P. w. & B. r. R..
Company, This case was removed
from Hartford county, and is in
relation to water rights ON the Bush
river.
Court win continue this week and
probably part Of next.
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That remedy is becoming so well
know and 50 popular IS to need r.
SPECIAL mention. All y.sao nave used
Electric R;....ssTTs sing the same song Of
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Is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure
all diseases Of she liver and kidneys,
will remove pimplsu, hoile. salt rheum
and other affections caused by impure
Ood.-Will drive malaria from the
system and prevent az we'll a. cure ell
malarial fsvsrs.-For cure Of headache,
constipation and indigestion try Electric
Hitters--Entire satisfaction guaranteed
or money refunded. Price 500. and
sl.00 per bottle at L. r. Kinks drug
stoas.
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David w. Morrison, retired farmer
living at Fair Hill, died OF consumption
on Saturday last 10 his 66th year.
Mrs. Dawson. widow of Richard
Dawson died at her home at Rock Run
Friday and was buried on Sunday.
Interment at Hopewell Cemetery.
Robert Borroughs died suddeply on
Saturday Of paralysis. He was an old
citizen and was Justice OF the Peace at
Parryville, at the time bis death.
The Maryland Legislature elected
Senator German on Wednesday to
succeed himself, and that Is about all
the business 1t has transacted. The
squabble for the successor Of the late
Senator Wilson began Immediately
after Germans election.
Walter A. Wood, the manufactures
of the Wood binder, died from the
effects of the grip at his home in
Hoosick Falls last Friday. He was
rs years old and has manufactured
nearly three quarters Of . million
agricultural machines.
Counters for sale. Apply to VIM.
Brown. jStf
BANKER-Are you making money!
FARMER--No, no body makes
money but the bankers. The interest
they exact amounts to more thsn'the
money they loan combined with
labor will produce.
BANKER-Good morning.
FARMER-Good morning.
The county commissioners from
twenty counties in the State assem-
bled in convention at Baltimore city
ON Thursday 18th inst, pursuant to
a call of Thomas J. ShallcrOss,
president Of the Kent county board.
The meeting was for An expression
of views and interchange Of opinions
with view of procuring such legis-
lation IS may Sc needed BY the
various county governments.
The Presbyterian General Assembly
have revised the Westminster Confess
sion. The doctrine Of infant dAmnation
has been dropped. The intelligence Of
the age and advance Of civilization
compelled this monstrous doctrine to be
cast out.
The seventh section Of chapter Is was
made to read as follows: Works done
by unregenerate men, although they
may be things which God commands
and Of good use both to themselves and
to Others, and although the neglect Of
such things il awful and displeasing to
God; yet, because they proceed not
from heart purified by faith, nor are
done in right manner, according to
the word nor to right end, the glory Of
God. and do not meet the requirements
of this divine law, hence they connot
be pleaded ~ ground Of acceptance
with God.n
Which in brief ii to say 1t il wrong
70 do right. The next revision win
leave this out also.
Fried. stewed, banned or raw; take
your choice. ROBERTS.
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THE Baltimore Sun ALMANAC.

The Baltimore Sun Almanac.
This is most valuable annual for
reference in political matters. and
especially so to Maryland people. In
addition to an almanac, the book CON.
tains q historical record of noted events
transporting during the year. There IL
also great variety Of useful Informs
ton, complete official tables OF popula-
ton and elections Of the state. One Of
the most valuable features Of the
almanac is the Ffty-second Congress OF
the United States which table can be
referred to to ascertain the state any
member is accredited to and the
political party he Belongs to. The
little volumn contains IA pages Allied
with great variety of most important
information. It 10 matter for surprise
to find 10 much useful information
packed into 80 small = space.
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DIED.

MoRRIsoN.-At Colorado SnRings,
Colorado, az the 10th inst., Mrs.
Sarah Hall Morrison, wife of s.
w. Morrison, M. d.
GILL.-Thursday morning, 21st inst.,
at the home Of bis parents near Rislng
Hun, H. Clement. aged year and
days, yuungest son Of n. 8. and
Laura Gill. Funeral Sunday, oath
inst. services al the house ct 10 q. m.
Interment at Oxford cemetery.
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Harness.
PUBLIC SALE
-oF-
Horses and Cows
At homo. near Glen nay, Pa. on
Friday, January az, 1892.

4%AsJt l~NA ~OS~'
"a HEAD OF HORSES. 90 follows: No I. Hamlet.
bay stallion. ~ years old. BY Blacks Hambleton-
ian, he by ,Rysdyk's HambletoniAn, dam by
Jenifer's Arabian, second dam . thoroughbred
mare; this horse 10 foalRetter and has prov
en- himself \ producer OF speed; anyone wanting
horse OF this kind should not miss seeing him
sold. No q. Blue Mountain Chief, brown stallion.
6 years. l6 hAnds. VT 1900. sired BY Blue Noun
tain Boy. ne by imported Coach horse, his dar q
Morgan mare; any person wanting 5asiness
horse shoNid pot miss tails fellow. No 8, gray
MARI. haywood Belle. standard. years. is Il
Lilly Geigsr. standard. 10 years. lS.s hands,
brood mare or speed should mot miss her No 8.
brown mare. years. Is hands. excelient nne mare.
can trot In 26o; this IL one in ave hundred.
No 8. brown marc fllly. In foal to Hamlet this II
the making Of very Ane mare. No Z. bay horse.
years, le hands. the making OF me eoacher.
No 3, bay horse. years. Is Ia hands; II anyone
hna q driver this fellow 10 one. No 3, roam horse,
Z years, good worker. excellent power horse. No
10. gray horse. years. good worker and driver.
Nos II and IA pair good threshers. used Al! season
on my own machine. with good satistaction: "
HEAD OF COWS. fresh and close sprangors. Anis
ia one Of the nnsst lot Of cows have ever offered
for mnle. Harnoss--sst nne double harness. rub
Der mounting; also some ainGle sets harness: Two
road carts ono-man Waaoa. good - new. sale 20
commence At y o'clock sharp Dinner q II. six
dow DoWlssd. Anct. iyls b
Holion. Clerk =. bLAuAbohe, n
p. s.--As the days are short and ne have big
lot Of stun to Bol Al viii Try and come eaxlys get
dinner and Be- teady for suninssa ~ u o'clock.
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Ne,ra.nlnfc Pea.sOfle

And those troubled with nervousness resulting
from care or overw0rk will be relieved By taking
BrOeO1s's Iron Bitters. Genuine
has trade mark and crossed red lines On wrapper.