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The herald., 1893-02-11
ouoamouga wine Agency.

We are now prepared to furnish families with
lne Old Cucamonga wines and brandy; also
inc old northern dry wines. 313 Norti Main
street, uowney block. Telephone $50
The herald., 1893-02-11
Lopizich & Banaz

Are now conducting the New Vienna restau
rant II Court street, formerly known as
"Mitchelrs" Everything hrst-class, with rates
reasonable. Quicl; service aud polite afTan
ton. Give ns q trial.
The herald., 1893-02-11
Dandruf.

This annoying scalp. trouble, which
gives the hair an untidy appearance, is
cured by skookum root hair grower.
All druggists.
The herald., 1893-02-11

The police force IN all parts OF the country
pear @ uniform testim ony TO the great value OF
IT II i'hlls cough syrup as remedy fof coue h.
" cpiu ano inclpient consumption. They all EN-
phasize the fact that no one should be without
The herald., 1893-02-11

For Throat Diseases and Coughs use
Browns BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs Like all reaIfu
GOOD, they are initiated. The genuine are sold
onLn in b0res -.
The herald., 1893-02-11

Buggy robes ana horse blankets at Foy's old
reliable saddlery house, 3l5 N. Los Angeles ST.
The herald., 1893-02-11
California vinegar Worhs.

. banning street, opposite sosp factory
pom electric Light works ''A- ''oei
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RNL1AlnE.
Allsorts of Local News aud Gossip frSl
the Glass Cir,

AuSorts OF Local News aud Gossip from
the Glass Cir,
At the meeting OF the city council
the other night that body provided for
the reiunding OF portion OF the water
debt by authorizing the finance conn
mittee to invite bids for SIS, 900, paya.
bic out OF the revenue accruing from
the water works-Sj,OOO September |,
1894, and $1,000 on September each
year thereafter until all is paid,
Mr., Charles ], Gill, until this week
secretary OF tho Eson Glass Co., has
engaged as travelling salesman for the
Robinson Glass Co., OF GAINESVILLE,
This is new works, Just being built,
and It will be ready for operation in
August II was generally understood
Charles would not be long out Of
place, as he is n good glass man,
William james, q young steel worker,
and Miss Maude Bramtord were married
at the home Of the BRIDES father,
Charles Bramford, yesterday evening
and left at midnight for Green Castle,
Md.
Two chaps who just got out OF the
county jail Monday, got drunk and dis
orderly yesterday and were sent back
to the stone pile. They were William
Farrell and William Bennett,
Work has finally been commenced on
laire did not get, the commission and
Architect Sost starting the work at
Massillon yesterday.
Judge Isaac II. CASTOR, chairman Of
the Republican county committee, was
in town yesterday evening, He regards
the omens as very bright for Republican
success this fall.
The case OF Charles Rosser against
the town Of GAINESVILLE, In which he
got judgment for more thnn SIC, 900,
will be taken to the circuit court.
The Eastern Ohio trades congress will
meet here next Sunday to take action
with reference to the observance OF
labor day, September 4.
Miss Jessie Jackley, of the Deacon.
ness's Home, Cincinnati, is spending q
brief vacation with friends here.
Charley Gross was taken TO the
county Jail yesterday to work out a fine
OF $50 and costs.
Carl Dorer, vito and Mrs. Minnie
Smith and Mrs. Dollie Cow left yester.
day for Chicago.
Robert Carson and family left yoster-
day afternoon for a two weeks trip
along the lakes.
George Walters and family have taken
their cottage at the Moundsyllle camp
ground.
Peter Keyes and family are at the
Moundsville camp ground for the sum-
mer.
Charles Brockman is home from
visit from Tiifin.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Hnps and AIIshaps In tho Thriving Oil
Across the Riyor.

Hnps and SIlshaps In tho Thriving City
Across the River.
About 275 person attended the picnic
of the NJ. L. Sunday school at sidwells
grove yesterday, making the trip in
large wagons and other vehicles. Ten
big wagons, each averaging twenty per.
sons, left the church at one time. The
piCnickers returned Just before dark,
all well pleased with tho outing. Two
of the wagons broke down on the re.
turn, but no person was hurt. One
hundred and thirty-nine went out on
the O., L. & W. to Ridgeway's grove
and spent the day picnlcking. This
picnic was given by the Presbyterian
and United Presbyterian Sunday schools,
and was very enjoyable.
Among the Martins Ferry people
who went to Chicago yesterday were
Robert Blackford, William Williams,
Harry Jones, William Kregle, David
Watkins, William Jones, Dan Morgan,
Misses Sarah and Rachel Hoyle and the
Misses Egleson.
The unoccupied two.story frame
building OF ]. o. Stewart, corner Walnut
and Fifth streets, formerly occupied as
q feed store, was damaged yesterday
afternoon by fire to the extent OF 500,
The cause Is unknown.
An injunction has been served on
the Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling rail-
road company restraining it from driv.
ing any more piles for an additional
track near Mears' key, barrel and box
works.
Mrs. Alonzo Rainey, OF Wichita, Kan
sas, who is visiting here, received q
telegram stating that her oldest son
had been killed in q railroad wreck.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wood and
family and Miss jennie McGrew leave
to-day for tho Worlds Fair.
Mrs. Harry Greer and Miss Kate
Greer left yesterday to visit relatives at
Newark and Frederickstown.
Marshal Westwood took Harry White
70 tho county Jail yesterday to work Out
fine for wife beating,
The Buckeye Glass Co. asked 5000
damages from the Wheeling & Lake
Ere and got $4,G5s.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Frances have Os
their guest John Mitchell, Of Durango
@. oEado.
Miss Lillian Dean returned last even
ing from Potomac, w. Va.
The Timberger fishing club left yes
terday for Short creek.
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rurc.oo, July l2,-Three brothers,
1o.,nb James II, and Stewsrt Thomp'
san. who live in widely distant parts OF
bs country, aud for thirty-two years
L.J neither seen nor heard anything OF
ana another, met by chance and en-
loved a happy reunion at the art palace
an Michigan avenue yesterday after
noon. Thor conyerGence at that inter-
e,tins spot, where the worlds con-
dresses are going on and attracting Wis.,
;,ors from various parts Of the globe,
was certainly q strange coincidence.
To begin at the beginning, as the
writer's oil romance say, these Thomp'
san boys were born and reared on a
h,m in Western Pennsylvania, whittier
,1eir father, James Thompson, a "braw
srotchman," had emigrAted away back
in the good old days before the war
Tbeye were nine brothers and sisters in
the family, As time ran OIL the lathor
no.sed away; tho daughters married
and settled in different stations, the
.ons iriited apart, setting forth in the
world IN search OF their fortune, They
torgo! to write aud soon lost all trace OF
Then the war broke out, and the
Thompson boys were among the arst to
enlist. All through the bloody four
years struggle they served, some re.
.eiyine wounds, others languishing in
rebel prisons, AT the close OF the re-
bellion each OF tho brothers set forth
10 establish home and independence in
Ms own particular way. Still they
knew nothing oil the whereabouts Of
one another The three mentioned are
the only brothers OF the family now
surviving.
Joe Thompson went to the far West,
and was lucky and plucky enough to
Smass comfortable fortune in the
mines Of Montana, He is now living
10 comfort with his family in a beautiful
home at AlgOna, Iowa James II. also
vent to the far West, but two years ago
he came from the Golden Gate to Chi
rago, OIL account OF the attractions
offered by the Worlds Fair, and is now
IL charge of the art palace, where the
happy meeting took place. He has q
wife aud q grown son, who is an en-.
lloye Of the First National Bank, OF this
ciy Stewart the youngest OF the
brothers, is q prominent citizen OF New
castle, Pennsylvania. At the present
time no holds an important official DO.
.lion in his county. He has a happy
family. and all arc honored and respect
ed in their community.
Without spark OF knowledge as to
the doings OF one another, the three
men came to Chicago to view the won.
ders Of the fair. While James II. had
been here for some time, the other
two, who arrived here the other day,
never dreamed of finding him on their
travels. Incidentally they went yester.
day to inspect the permanent art pal
ace, and there the meeting took place.
Though they had not seen one another
for SO many years, the recognition on
the part OF all was almost instantane'
QUE.
The honorod mother OF these three
brothers still lives at the ago OF ninety,
possessing every faculty intact. 1t Il
now proposed to hold a family reunion,
in which four generations will partici
pate, at the home Of Brother Joseph, in
Iowa.
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Loyyinr on lloIlrond Property,

MANsEIgLD, o., July l9,-sherifI
Guthrie, Of Richland county, has been
making it lively around the union de.
pot, in this city, in leyying on rolling
stock belonging to tho Pennsylvania
company to satisfy Judgment for
SS47, 900, issued from the circuit court
in the celebrated Coldwater case. He
has already levied upon seven locomo.
tives and eight freight cara and other
property aggregating $4,000. and pro-
poses to continue leyies until the entire
judgment Is satisfied, Attorneys for
the company are here and will resist
every step that tends to hamper their
business.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., July 12.-0ne i'm.
portant result Of the armor plate test Of
yesterday will be to extend the use Of
tho Harvey process. Secretary Her.
bert was satisfied with the tests as far
as they went, but he has reached the
conclusion that while the plates were
as good as could be expected from plain
niCkel.steel, they did not show the re.
sisting power oil the Harveyized nickel
steel plate. In the future the secretary
will insist that all plates shall be treated
by the Harvey process.
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NEw YonK, July 12,-Jim Bell, alias
Hartmann, alias, Jim, the slugger,"
for whom tho police all over the coun-
Try have been on the watch for since
November Last, was remanded in the
Tombs police court this morning until
Tomorrow. Bell was arrested in this
city last night. In November last he
and q companion robbed u Columbus,
o., iewelrY store OF $500, worth OF
goods. Tho pair were arrested, but
lcll escaped from Jail by crawling
about one-iourth OF a mile through a
hnMnr
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Since lie first introduction, Electric
lIlttors has gained rapidly In popular
inyor, until now II Is clearly In tho lead
among pure medicinal toniCs and nltera.
tIyos2coniaiuing nothing which per.
mits lie use as a beverage or lntoxlcaht,
Il a recognized NJ the best aud purcst
medicine for all ailments Of Stomach,
Liver or Kilneys-lt will cure sick
iioadauhn, indigestion, Constipation,
and drive Malaria from tho system.
satisfaction guaranteed with each bottle
or tho money will be refunded. Price
only SOC per bottle. Sold by Logan Drug
Company q
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Trestie Burned

Special Dipaich TO NE Intolltgeneer
PARxERsBuRd, W. Va, July 1.-the
Ohio River railroad trestle at Big Run,
three miles below Williamstown, caught
fro about noon to-day. Several bonts
Of the trestle were burned before an
engine from this city went to the
scene. How much damage will be
done could not be learned this after
noon. The afternoon trains had to
transfer. The fire probably caught
from sparks from passing train. 1t
will be rebuilt ut once.
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lARmsDURG, Pa, July FIN re.
'ponsc to tho application OF Deputy AT.
iOrney General stranahan, the court
has granted orders on tho Philadelphia
Mutual Life Insurance Company and
keystone Benefit Association Of Beaver
rails, requiring them through their
counsel to appear on September %, at
IVA H.. and show cause why thor huai.
ness should not DO closed and u distri.
button Of thor effects made.
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The Plano Player Missing.

Special DiGpatch to the Int.ltJeRcer.
PAaEERsBURG, W. Va, July IA
Chris. Schultz, the piano player at tho
Theatre Comique, has left the city. He
also left one Of the actresses at that
theatre without q cent. Ho told the
woman he would take her to Buffalo
and get her n position. She gave him
the money to got her ticket, but in
stead OF getting her a ticket he got him.
self one and left on the first train. He
also left other bills amounting to o
great deal.
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POSTAL CARDS.
There WIN 10 But One Regulation si4O
Hereafter,

There WIN 10 But One Regulation siLo
Hereafter,
WARRINGTON, D, O., July l2,-Post-
master General Bissell has decided to
abandon the three sizes of postal cards
now in use and to substitute one size
for both single and reply cards, With
that purpose in view the specifications
which have been sent to prospective
bidders for the contract OF furnishing
the postal service with cards during
the next four years calls for single cards
OF the uniform size OF three and one.
half by five and one-half inches. This
is what is known as the international
size, it being used generally by the
countries composing the national pos
tai union. The double, or reply, card
now in use will be continued, with the
size when folded reduced to that OF the
international card, These two cards
will take the place OF the small, or
lady's, card, the medium, and the large
card and the large return card,
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LITERARY CONGRESS.
Great Asssmblags Of the Worlds Authors
and Publishers.

NNNN"N ~%"aNAA bAathN va Ntln " ufAN'h skukAuNh
and Publishers.
CHICAGO, July l2.-The Worlds Lit.
erary Congress met in six different
divisions to-day The authors division
drew such a crowd that the hall in
which it was held yesterday had to be
abandoned for the big hall of Columbus.
The authors were presided over by
Walter Besant, OF London. Mr.. Besant
read paper on "Author and Publisher
and the British Society Of Authors"
The paper was a thorough discussion
and digest Of the relations OF author
and publisher 1t created wide dis.
cussion OF the subject aud Mary Hart
we'll Catherwuod and many OF the other
prominent authors present joined in
tho comments.
An excellent paper on Syndicate
Publishing" by W. Morris COLES, odi-
tor Of Au!hors Syndicate, OF London, was
read by Dr., s S, Sprigge, OF London,
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burial Of JustIco IIlntchford.

Nrw YonK, July l2.-Tho body OF
Associate Justice Samuel Blutchiord, Of
The United States supreme court, was
laid away in tho family vault at Green.
wood cemetery ct noon to-day. The
pail bearers and relatives OF tho de.
ceased came to Brooklyn from Newport,
~ Ia on d special train last night.
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stnto ponra of phar,naey.

Special DtGpdich 10 ne Inteltge1eer
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, July l2.-Therc
was little business transacted by the
state board of pharmacy, which con.
vened in this city to-day. One appli.
cant for examination was present. John
G. McLain, the member from Wheeling,
ia present. The board will continue in
session for the next two days.
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San Francisco, July 12.-Prosident
Robert Sacaaa, of Nicaragua, who ar
rived here on the steamer Colon, says:
~ an here to 500 ail the great cities.
When Ihave been some time in San
Francisco shall go to Chicago, Phila'
delphia, New York, Boston and other
leading places. l shall call on OK.
President Harrison ut indianapolis and
when l get to Washington will sec
President Cleveland"
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Special Dtspatch to he hteliQcHeer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, July 12.-E. NJ.
Stone was thrown from a buggy and
killed near Spring Hill this afternoon,
His horse took fright at a train and ran
away. He was formerly city sergeant
here and was u brother.in.law OF Hon,
G. w. Atkinson.
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COMMISSIONERS, SALES.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

COMMISSIONERS SALE.
state Of West Virginia, County Of Ohio, 81 In
the Circuit Court OF said county
Sarah Griffin and Others
stewart Altlllgln and others.
by Virtue Ola decree entered In said Court IN
Tue above entitled cause on the ISL day OF NAY,
.Soi the undersigned special commissioner Will
sol al public auction, ON what Is known rs the
William hilllgun farm. Two and One-hali miles
,oulheast OF Roneys Point, In Ohio county,
West Virginia, on
MONDAY, THE 1OTH nay OF JULY, Is1l
commencing at lOoclook a. M, the following
IlSeIited real estate situated In The district 0!
EIindelphia, Ohio county, West VirltnlA, aud
adjoining land, Of James Orr and Others and
bounded as follows; Beginning at black wal,
nut, hickory and white oak; thence south 6is
east los poles TO a Spanish oak by branch;
thence south 10 east iOI poles to a black oak IN
the original Iipe thence south ,969 east SO poles
TO q doSWood and nSh; thence north IS9 Westl6o
POLES toa white oaEi thencc north ls' west "
poles 10 4 red oak thence north 49, west li3
poles 10 a sugar tree; thence north o. west =
poles 10 the place OF beginning, aud containing
one hundred and thirty.one acres. more or less
TERMS OF SALE:-0ne'third OF the purchase
money cash In hand and RS much more Us the
purchaser may elect 10 pay, and the balance In
Two equal annual lnStallnents lt one and two
years with Interest from day Of sale, tho pur'
chaser giving his notes with good personal seoul
Tity for the deferred payments Interest on tho
second deferred installment to b. paid annually,
Title 20 said property TO be retained until 1t u
paid for W. N. DUNLAP,
Special Commissioner
That bond with security rs required by law
and the decree OF said court has been given by
aid special commissioner Is hereby certified,
this sth day Of June. 1893.
je9 JOHN W, MITCHELL, Clerk
The above sale has been adjourned until SAT.
URDAY, JULY p, ut 20 o'clock a. M, at same
place W. NJ DUNLAP.
tyl2 Special Commissioner.
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RpmoyInr a souroo OF Perll.

nCtiye. Tho source Of peril IL removable With
HOstetter's Stomach BlttCrs, which unquestlOn.
ably avcrts Brghts disease diabetes, gravel
aud other rulnols mRlades attributable In the
first instance. 20 q dormant condition Of the
the performance Of the functions OF these organs
Is speedily communicated by the BittOrs, which
llkOylsC rnmovcs constipation, malaria, liver
trouble and dyspepsia
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VRAwToRDsvlLLE, I'M, July 12.-Rob.
ln'On & Wallace, book doalOrs, one OF
,ao most extensive and Oldest firms in
WIS city, assigned to-day. All Of thor
nome creditors arc preferred, but 1t Ia
thought that tho assets will nearly
equal tho liRbilltiea
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THEY MET BY CHANGE.
Strange Reunion of Three Brothers
out in Chicago,
AFTER YEARS OF SEPARATION.

,.,ro in Western Pennsylvania tho
rnomp,on BROTHERS DrIrted Apart
IN uoynood and Alter More Than
rnirty Years Without Hearing from
,,och other, They Accidentally
Meet at tho Worlds Fair and a
Reunion Takes Place
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vnrnlsh Works burned.

CHICAGO, July i9.-1ho American Var.
nl'Ii Company's works, on North Branch
street, partly burned this morning.
Loss 10000 Tho Johnson Chair Com
Ionys lumber yards adjoining also sui.
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MAXWELL, oAL, July IA Ere, sup.
n0'Cd to DO Of inccndiary origin, started
u u the business portion OF this tAwn
, m' morning, destroying twelve build.
i,sa' Tue loss is estimated Mt Si00, 900
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WASHINGTON, d. O., July 1.-THE
total number Of fourth class pastmas.
tors appointed to-day were 1917, Of which
50 worc to All vacancies caused by TO.
Vignations and death.
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Special Di,paieh to he LnicLligsaeer
WASHINGTON, D. O., July 12.-Post.
masters commissioned: Margaret j.
Haggan, Shawnee; Susan A. Taylor,
Ninln
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1,nnlnrr STINT nnwn.

HARrFoRp, CoNN., July 19.-Tho
Charles Parker Company, Of Moridcn,
las shut down for an indefinite period,
The Arm employs about 1000 hands In
tho manufacture Of lamp screws, etc.
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Special DifpalcI % % IHeIEl0enseT'
CHARLESTON, w. Va, July 12.--L
Briggs, prominent attorney, was com.
mittod for lunacy to-day, He Is said to
be victim Of opium.
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why do you endure tho agony OF
SIilIP cI simmons Liver Regulator
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TRENroS, N. j., July 12.-John Gar.
rick was to-day appointed receiver for
tho Now Jersey Sheep and Wool Com'
nnnV
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The above sale has been adjourned until SAT.
URDAY, JULY p, ut 20 o'clock a. m, at same
place W. NJ DUNLAP.
tyl2 Special Commissioner
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Marshal Wcstwood took Harry White
10 the county jail yesterday to work out
n fnn for wifn heating.
, 1893-12-13

go IHE rules contained in Ordinance Of 4th August 1924
I'D IS 12-13 concerning the duties of shipmasteta 10
report themselves to the royal consular officers il foreign
places being abolished from the lst January 1891 by ) ) Of
the Consular Service Law of I4th April last, the following
rules are hereby prescribed in accordance with said
, 1893-12-13

Fra 1se Janu4r 1894 e F6~eren af dansk iIandeRfm"j, der enlobef
en- fefnned Havn, h,or dansk Observation-Disclosures er ansat, HtaBeh
for pe1aonhg at anmelde Aukomst og Afgmg paa Konsulatet
Dsnns Frlagelse gelder dog like for skippere, der anlobe SMneslske
enskomst med de navnte Lande henholdviS af glide Mag %, 3Me Ie2"I
f3ds Jul. 1853 Art. 36 og 2lde Japuar 1861 lte Regut9 linden Il timer
ener sin Ankomst bu at IN Lie sic p,rsonlig hos den derv@rendo Konspt-
larembedsmad os til ham afevere Skibsog 1adnings- faprernS hvliko
Dokumenter skule forblive deponerede KonsnIatet, hvor ForeIen after
linden sn Afrejse vii have pesonlig al afhente dem. Da AnmeLdeINen
de n@vnte 1iIfalde skl foregaa linden a Timer etter anNomStcn,
Dor .Skipperen, hvis han we'd indtrufr7 Onsl endIgheder sa'som
Karantaue, Uveir Sygdom Q. desl er hindIet fra lnden denne tm@s vi.
lob at Give personligt Mode, saa vdt muigt sk1Atligt moddele konsuden
Under refining derom OK fremsende Dokumenterre