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TaIkeI in Itis sleep.

He was travelling man awaV 1iOlN
home. ,oefoo 18th tho
no IdT - 49, were reading their let
tor y and smiiiGg over them, or hurrying
eftor ner ind ink to answer them, but
he b.so no letters, and one OF the boys
osl.M him about it.
Don't your folks write to you when
you are off on trip"
"No, l have a better method OF get
ting news from home. just go and sit
alone by myself at a certain, hour, and
my wife does the same thing at home,
then we spiritually commune"
''Oh, saves postage stamps, said the
other, laughing, and soon the man who
communed was missing from the crowd.
Lets find him?" suggested the
friend who had spoken with him last,
and they began search, which ended
in their finding him comfortably en-
sconced In a deep velvet chair in the
hotel parlor.
"H-u-s-h! there is no speculation in
those eyes," remarked one Of the crowd.
HE is communing with his wife, who
is five hundred miles away" said an
other, "listenr'
"It's the same old gag" the uncon-
scious man was saying. Money,
money! Where is that fifty cents gave
you last?"
Again he speaks:
cts just like your unreasonable ma
ture to imagine am at the theatre every
night when I am sitting in dingy Office
writing out orders"
1.-THE plot thickens," whispered one
of the crowd. ''too bad that we can't
hear the other side commune. This is
too much like a telephone call"
The sleeping man continued to COM
mune:
Another new dress? Why don't
you ask for diamonds and camePs hair
shawls? Wen be left without a roof
over our heads all through your ex-
travagance Oh, you will, will you?
Well, you can't go too quick to suit
me-"
"Wake up, old man, cried his chum,
shaking him, you've been dreaming
out loud"
"Was dreaming? I thought I was
talking with my wife, in the dear old
home. l just project my spirit into the
atmosphere, and am with her, as If we
had never parted"
"Yes, yes, that's very fine, but I'd
write after this, Tom, l really would.
This sort Of thing is too wearing for
everyday use. You're not up to il"
And that travelling man would give
something to know what be said while
in a comatOse state.
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PREPARING FOR WORK.
The Republicans Getting Into shape X
1896.

Tho RanubIicans Getting Into shape ior
1896
New York, December Tine Ioliowa;n ny
have been appointed as the suo-E oTcio y
Committee of the Republican Na'iOnai
Joseph H. Manley, Maine; James ga A.
blanchard New York; Isaac TRUMP, Cal
ifornia: 10. P. Allen, Michigan; George W.
Hatcbell. Indiana; John Nj. Thurston, Ne
braska: Henry E. Tiepke. Rhode iSland
r. w. Austin, Alabama; w. II. Tracy,
illinois: John 3. Robinson, Pennsylvanla;
T p. Kelly. Wisconsin; ID. b. Clay, VIZ
oinia and Frank Cannon, Utah
An early date will be named for meet,
ING of this committee to take up the detail
work confded to this organization by the
Republican party
The reports from tho local leagues snow
renewed energy and courage on the part OF
ali Republicans, aud there is everywhere a
strongly expressed desire to go to work I'M
mediately for the future.
meeting Of the Republican Natlonal
Committee shall be held in January, as is
now proposed, meeting Of the entire Ma
tional Committee of the League VIII De
called to meet with it for conference, ana
for agreement upon common plan OF work
for the ensuing four years.
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Ahlwardt's Case.

LONDON, December S.-The Berlin cor or
raenondent of the NelCs explains that tne
diIatorv tactics in the Ahlwardt case are
dne to the fact that in accordance with
tradition the Relchstag will on SATURDAY
grant Ahlwardt immunity by suspeh9ins
anv proceedings or sentence against nim'
and il the Reichstag sits until June AM
wardt will by prescriptive right escape
punishment altogether.
Throughout Wednesdays proceedings
Tho scene in the conrt was indescrioaole.
Counsel Heretwig practically accused the
indoe of sentencing the prisoner without
trial. Ahlwardt proved his GOODNESS, caus-
ing a suspicion that the whole scene was
carefully prepared.
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An Led lady Murdered.

5 Niles On M d5Sa I'D R'S wealthy lady %Ss
fonnd dead mere last night havlhg Deeh
sbot.4tfough the body and her throat cut.
She had fought desperately with her muir
derer. Although meney was evidently the
incentive. it is said that the murderer
NAV have been actuated by revenge.
George Taylor, who was recently re-
leased from the State prison where he had
been imprisoned for robbiDg Miss Comly's
house, is supposed to have committed the
crime. If caught he will be lynched.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

The object OF this suit is 70 obtain a divorce
from the defen5 ant a UincuI0 HdtriBlOnit by the
plaintiff And it appearing from An AFFIDAVIT
fled in this cause that the defendant. David
Jones' is not a resident Of the State OF West
Virginia, and he not having been served with
process in this suit en- motion OF the complain
ant By her solicitors. this order Of publication
IS entered against him, and it IS ordered that
the said defendant, David Jones, do appear
here within one month after the date OF the
first publication OF this order and do what Is
necessary to protect his interests. II is further
ordered that this order be published and post
ed according to law.
Witness. John W. Mitchell, Clerk Of our taid
Court at the Court House OF said county, this
9Th daV OF December, 1892, to wit, December
Rules, 1892
JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
Published first time December o, 1922
Attest: JOHN W. MITCHELL. Clerk.
WHITE & ALLEs, Solicitors for Com plaiant.
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~ UNIoun.ENrERrAINMnNT
The National Capital Press Clubs specia
Programme for December 16.
s...-,.l oslsoros,. To ths Re0fsreg.

The National Capital Press Clubs special
Programme for December 16.
Sseeial 7SEsOraD. to ne Rs0tstsr.
WASHINGTON, December 1.-The Ma
tional Capital Press Club OF this city Is TO
furnish something unique IN the way OF q
special entertainment. 1t will occur at
Albaughis Opera House on Friday, De-
cember 16. The performance will begin at
noon. "Priyaten John Allen, Of Missis-
sippi, the humorist of the House, will
talk abont What I Don't Know
About Newspaper Men" An arrange
ment has been made whereby some noted
theatrical artists will be brought from
New York, Baltimore and Philadelphia.
They will be returned in time for their
respective evening performances. The
special train bearing them is expected to
beat all records between New York and
Washington. The services of the Marine
Band have been donated by Secretary Ira
CIV. Much interest is being aroused IN So
cial circles here. An auction sale OF the
boxes will occur at the capitol within the
next few days. Bidding for the boxes Will
be spirited, il is anticipated. Some OF the
higher officials of the government have al
ready evinced desire to buy them me
society ladies are much interested IN the
novelty.
The patronesses are thirty-three in num-
Der and the list comprises wives Of foreign
ministers, Cabinet officers, Senators and
Representatives. There are Nine. Romero,
Nine. Mondonca, Mrs. John w. Foster,
Mrs. Chas. Foster, Mrs. Chas. F. Crisp,
Mrs. William F. Villas, Mrs +. r. Stock
bridge, Mrs. Geo. G.. Vest, Mrs. Chas. h.
Gibson, Mrs Roger Q. Mills, Mrs.
r. +. Hit, Mrs. Thomas B. Reed,
Mrs. j. G. Burrows, Mrs. VIM. 5. Holman,
Mrs. VIM. D. Bynum, Mrs. j. NJ. Schodeld,
Mrs. Levi P. Morton, Mrs. John w. Noble,
Mrs. II. H. Miller, Mrs. j. M. Rusk, Mrs
VIM. NJ. Springer, Mrs. Chas. Tracey,
Mrs. Ashbef p. Fitch, Mrs. w Bourke
Cochran. Mrs. w. H. Harter, Mrs. L. C..
Catchings. Mrs. Jos. w. Cultivate, Mrs.
VIM. L. Wilson, Mrs. w. G. Oates, Mrs.
John Dalzelle, Mrs. o. w. Pilling and Mrs.
Richardson Glover.
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The English agricultural Conference.

LONDON, December S.-The unanlmlty
and fervid enthusiasm displayed at tne
agricultural conference which met IN St-
James Hall here yesterday in favor OF pro
lection and bi-metalism, have astonlshed
the Conservatives and Liberals. The con-
ference resumed its session in ST; james
Hall to-day and proceeded with the pro-
Rramme laid down for discussion.
Sir Richard Horner-Pagent, M. r, CON
Sentative. submitted a motion declaring
that the imperial local taxes on farming
lands ought TO be reduced, and commended
that the remedy for the depression In the
agricultural industry was not alone to be
found in protection. The land Is so over
taxed. he said, that many farmers pay an
income tax on an income that Is never
g armed.
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NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS.

VS.. In the Circuit Court Of Ohio
David Jones County, West Virginia.
Take notice that that the dispositions OF VIM.
whitehouse, VIM. Richards and others will be
taken ~ the Office OF White & Allen, No. l4l7
Chaplius street, Wheeling, in the State OF West
Virginia on the 9th day OF January, a. D.. 1892
between the hours Of 9 o'clock 3. N and clock
.. m. TO be read in evidence in the above named
cause on behalf OK said plaintiff. and IL, from
any cause, the taking OF the said dispositions
shall rot be commenced, or being common ell
shall not be comp Ieted on that day, the taking
OF The same VIII Lc adjourned from time to
time until the same shall be completed.
Dec u 1872. MARY JONES,
BY WHITE & ALLEN, her Counsel.
To David Jones Defendant
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Shot From Ambush.

ATLANTA, GA, December S-John Rob-
erts, well-to-do planter, while driving on
the Sand Town road, six miles from At
lauta, with his ten-year-old son, was way
land near a dense clump of woods and both
fatally shot from ambush yesterday. Rob
erts stated it was too dark TO see who fired
the shot, but it was strongly believed to DO
a farmer named Fred Cunningham, who is
said TO have sworn vengeance against Rob-
erts for assaulting his half brother.
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Murdered a countess and Her Maid.

ROME, December S,-The Countess Wis
Toni and her maid were murdered in the
Countess villa at Eerrara Friday evening.
Both women were nearly hacked TO pieces
and had been otherwise maltreated a Ger
man named Schumann, who had been init
mate with the maid, was suspected and was
arrested in this city last evening with
purse bearing the Countess crest in his
possession. He confesses both murders.
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Limited Opportunities.

$50 Charley has got back from Eng
land, emp"
Eyes, arrived last week"
Il suppose be saw the Prince and all
that sort of thing?"
'Well, ] guess he saw all that sort OF
thing, but l don't think he saw the
Prince"
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d. Rnllahle Lendlng Journal.

West Union Record: We direct special
attention to the prospectus Of the
Wheeling REGISTER found in this issue.
It is still the Old Reliable and leading
journal Of West Virginia, and there are
very few better papers in the country.
1t is newsy, Democratic and pretty as a
sDeckled pullet.
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a nIistska.

Instructor in Latin-"Miss B., Of
what was Ceres the goddess"
Miss B.-"She was the goddess OF
marriage"
Instruetor-"Oh, no; OF agriculture"
Miss B. docking perplexed)-"Why,
am sure my book says she was the
goddess Of husbandry."
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New Ferrr Oompany Chartered.

SDecl1I IsE5gTsDl % Ule h7glSIsT.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, December S.-A
certificate of incorporation was issued to
the Sattes Ferry and Wharf Company,
of SatteS, Kanawha county, with capital
of 500. Shares are S. each and are held
by F. A. Sattes, Frank Sattes, G. E.
Sattes, Mary Q. Sattes and Daisy Sattes.
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The WINDOW GLASS Strike settled,

MUNC1E. IND, December S.-The strike
at the Maring- window glass house,
whereby 800 employees are affected has been
adjusted and the men will return to work
Friday. President Hart agreed to guar
antee the men their wages which average
from 1926 TO 1922 a month.
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Burning words.

Mabel holding letter in the fames)
THAT is one Of Mr.. Goslin's love let
ters."
Amy-"A tribute to your beauty and
worth, 1 suppose?'
Mabel-"Yes; now It is glowing
tribute"
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The Marsprite At santa barbara.

SANTA BARBARA, GALA, December s.
The British flag ship Warsprite arrived
here yesterday from BsqUimault, B. G.
She will remain probably until Friday,
then proceed TO San Diego on her home
ward voyage.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-09

Hunker Ito Miss Keedick, at the ball)
.eYou are the reigning belle here"
Miss Keedick (wearily) - "And l
would like to get in out Of the reign"
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icism of Eos
Re the respon-
mixtures rests,
q OF the deficit
rosrER has hith-
nted before the
in round numbers
rt Of the estimates
election, which are
.e facts.
that the increase is
the items OF pensions,
permanent annual ap-
100000. In these ex-
Democratic Congress had
~ include the legacies Of
lngress aud the Harrison
lgement to the people. The
remaining estimates is less
lures Of a year ago. In the
annual appropriations are
the amounts needed for the
and bounties voted by the
nqress, the default Of payments
sinking fund, by the Har-
administration, interest on the
debt il extended because the
ury did not have the money to pay
bonded debt which fell due, and the
5r acts Of dishonest treasury man
sment FOR the last two years.
A year ago, estimating that expendi-
lres would be 1861, 900, 600, in round
umbers. and making no provision for
the sinking fund, Secretary FOSTER
told the people that the Treasury would
show a surplus Of S14,OOO,OOO. He now
admits that his estimate Of expendi-
lures was sec, 900, 900 short Of the truth,
and his surplus Of $4,000 600 becomes
a deficit for the fiscal year 1904 on
his own figures of s46,OOO,eOO
-Four years ago Secretary FAIRCHnD's
report az TINS time showed an ahuudI
surplus of S53, 100000 after all sinking
fund requirements had been met. To
day Secretary FosTEB's estimates con-
fess an annual deficit Of SIC, 100000 and
are dumb about obedience to the sink
ing fund law.
1t was indeed high time for a change.
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Madison school Entertainment.

The pupils of the Madison school Will
give an entertainment tonight at the
grammar room Of the building. They
will be assisted by the Premier Banjo
Club, under the leadership Of Fred G.
Meyer and viii B. Day, DR.. John Nc
Clure and Harry Sweeney. The pro-
gramme is made up as follows:
Cborps ..... The Huntsmen
Sophomore and Freshmen Glasses.
lie Pre- mler '''''.''''.'' "a yer
Premier CLUB.
Piano Solo GonuOlera
Lena Braunerseuther.
Vocal Solo,. 1ne beBBAr 0lh
Estella Chapman. q
Premier Club = pb,Do
Piano Duet........................LeS Echoes
Nellie anu Lenora KFa 4'eI'
wa @cssis Day ara McLure' .w,s
Anasiucla " aisT P5,c,S,n;;.::.er Club
ri.,,, clo So. Christmas Bells March
--'-' O''''', 'E;iame Cooper.
Recitstiony '''''''iWi lis, sI sde AH' ~
Veal solo
Harry sweeney.
R,njo Solo-Auld Lang Syne....... ...........B aur
L. Z. Meyer.
Violin Solo,. .............. Creep, Baby Creep
Ellie Francis.
iO''H Tom Faris. ~
lie Pere LIE Victorie
Premier Climb.
Piano Solo ...... " ayes OF the ocean SaIOP
Emma Hamilton.
The Mnstrels' Carnival.
Premier Club.
SeItette phaDeL oOus
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Acknowledged Leading Newspaper.

Berkeley Springs Nelcs: see the pros
Dectus of the Wheeling WEEKLY REG
1srER. If you wont'the acknowledged
leading newspaper Of West Virginia
send rs S1.OO and we will get you the
REeIsTER for one year, or you can re-
MT direct to Wheeling, w. Va.
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1nmned on BrooklYn Bridge.

NEW York. December Sat 2:25 this
afternoon a cab drove across the north
drive of the Brooklyn bridge, and when
near the centre a man sprang out scaled
the rail and Jumped into the stream, where
he was picked up by small boat and
taken to Brooklyn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-09

For Burns, Scalds, Bruises and all
pain and soreness Of the flesh, the grand
household remedy is DR.. Thomas Ec-
electric Oil. Be sure you get the genu-
inc
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David Jones. -
The State Of West virginia. To the

The State of West Virginia. To the Sheriff Of
Ohio County, Greeting:
We command you that YOU summon David
Jones il he be found in your b8lliwick. to ap-
pear At the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Court Of
Ohio county at rules to be held for the said
court, on the first Monday in December, 1892
TO answer bill in chancery exhibited against
him in the said court, by Mary Jones and have
then and there this writ. 49,
Witness John W. Mitchell, Clerk Of our said
Court at the Cont House OF said county. In
the City Of Wheeling, the 23rd day Of Novem-
ber 1892, and in the 30th year OF the State OF
West Virginia -
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Motives Lost.

DENIsoN, TEX, December S.-The
cyclone of Tuesday evening caused no fatal
tiles in this section but the destruction to
property was great. Several persons sus-
tanned severe bodily injuries.
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TIE HEBKEw CoNEERENOE.

The Union Of American Hebrew Con-
gregations now in session in Washing
ton is Of great religious and educational
Importance as well as Of much public
interest
The objects Of the convention in gen.
eral are to promote the maintenance
and advancement Of the Hebrew Union
oIIege at Cincinnati, an institution for
education Of American rabbis, to
list in the care aud protection Of jew
immigrants, and TO perpetuate in
purity and strength the principles
Jewish faitA.
cope Of REORGANIZATION is COM
,e and its good works are stead
owing from year TO year, while
s membership of the union is increas-
ing and making substantial contribu-
lions 90 the cause Of education and citi-
zenship.
There are nowhere to be found on the
globe people who ara so ZealOusly care
ful for their own. American ISraelites
in particular are noteworthy for their
philanthropy looking to the develop
ment OF the race in industry, intellect
and good citizenship In benevolence
they are surpassed by no class Of citi-
zens, nor in devotion to country and re-
liglous liberty, or in obedience to the
laws Of the land. Hence men Of all
$50 must share in the interest taken
proceedings Of the Union.
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MUTcHLEE,hs


"a, piOV.---.., rros 'GLe~t rl-ssSIer or
the Pension bureau to the War Depart
ment ought to pass. With an army
officer at the head Of the bureau the
pension attorneys would find their old
game checkmated.
IN AN article in the North american
Rcricc, entitled "a Blow at the Free
dom Of the Press, Mr.. HANNIs TAYLOR
makes this startling statement:
The declaration has been clearly and
CURLY made by the Supreme Court that
under the constitution Congress possesses
the aut0cratic power to exclude from the
mail every document public or private,
political. religious or social, whenever the
ideas or principles which it seeks 20 dis
semiuate are condemned by its Judgment
Gs injurious 20 the people.
Well, just let some party in Con-
qress attempt this sort Of thing on the
press, and-that will be the last Of that
party.
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'---'''-- vous Debility, Weakness OF
BODY and Mind. Spermatorrhea, and Inpctency,
and All diseases that arse from over Indul-
eence and self-abuse. as Loss Of mory and
Power, Dimness Of Vision. Pfems sOld Age,
and many other diseases that lea , Insanity
or Consumption and an early & Z, write for
our pamphlet
address CRAY MEDICINE Buffalo, n.
Y. The Specific Mepicine ID 90 y all dug
gists ct Si.O0 per package, orr Jaokages Tor
$40 or sent By mail on feceif money. and
with every IS % orderyVE q RAHTEE
3 cure or uoneF re- - ---
funded
FW-On account Of cobI its. We have
adopted the yellow Wrapped sonly genuine.
Sold IN Wheeling. ~. Va guarantees -
sued b. LOGAN DRU9 3 nhOlesais and
Retail Druggists, Bridge &C jeS1scdgc
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ADJUSTMENTS.
A KNorrY AFFAIR TONIGHT.

KNoTTY AFFAIR TONIGHT.
After the surfeit of trash which man
ayers are pleased TO call farce-cOme-
dies, 10 is a pleasure TO note the ap-
. earance OF so legitimate comedian as
John C. Rice, who appears at the Opera
House tonight, in an amusing satire
entitled "a Knotty Affair" which was
written especially for Mr.. Rice, and
consequently allows plenty of scope for
the display of his versatile abilities,
which are already well-knOwn to those
who have seen him in my Aunt
Bridget" In connection with George
Monroe. Mr.. Rice is undoubtedly one
of the foremost comedians of the day,
and the legitimate methods which he
invariably uses have served to make
him a lasting favorite among all ad-
mirerS Of high comedy. NOtwithStand-
ing the fact that number of special
ties are introduced in "a Knotty AT
fair" the piece is not a farce comedy in
any sense, but contains atsngible story,
thoroughly witty dialogue and a
quantity Of amusing incidents.
THE MUsEE.
Since the opening of this theatre last
Monday it has been largely attended by
ladies and children aud many OF our
leading citizens. Lewis and Paul, the
detective deferS, last evening enter
tanned a large and appreciative audience
by opening a pair OF handouts sent to
the Musee by Chief McNichol in care Of
Officer Creighton, greatly TO the salts
faction of the Chief and the patrons of
the MuSee. Lewis ana Paul extend an
invitation to all skeptics to produce
their own bracelets and they will salts
fy them that they can accomplish all
they claim 70 do. Saturday afternoon
of each week will be children's day,
when every child will be admitted for
five cents, with no extra charge for
seats.
LOST IN NEW YORK.
It was Q o'clock before the curtain
went up at the Grand last, owing to the
fact that the company was delayed by
the train being one hour behind time.
Nevertheless the play went on, and one
OF the best melO dramas seen at the
Grand this season was produced in eX.
CelIeuh eLllts j nc COMPANY - al GA
celleut one and gave the best OF salts
faction. Lost in New York will be
produced again this evening and a
matinee given this afternoon. Secure
your seats al Genther'S.
CHAS. HANFOBD.
Chas. Hanford as Marc Anthony will
appear az the Grand on Monday even
ing. The Washington Post says: Chas.
Hanford received an ovation at the
Academy OF Music last night. Nothing
else would express the generous, hearty
reception extended him by the large and
fashionable audience. 1t was an out
burst Of enthusiasm on the part Of criti-
cal hearers True, the people present
went prepared to be generous 10 Mr..
Hanford from the fact that ne is a
Washington boy. They were hardly pre-
pared, however, for the magnificent pro-
ductiOn Of "Julius Cesar" as given by
Mr.. HanfOrd and his excellent company.
Bargains in me watches at II. E. Ball
IN
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IOHN II. WHYTE. CIerk.
sHERIFF's RETURN:

David Jones is no inhabitAnt OF my baliwick
nor found therein this 9th day OF December,
1892 -
JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
~ 70 or, T. rrnDnn . n ~
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II nFFICIr CONFEssEp.

ago Secretary FOSTER fur
Inmates" for the fiscal year
uly 1, 1898. AT the time
hese estimates was chal-
he fraud can no longer
7he estimates Of Deem
December 5, 1892. for
s93-4, are all the evil
xpose the fraud. We
ST FOSTER;