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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-04-27
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state o. Vermont. District OF Manchester. q.
10 Probate Court held 81 Manchester, within
and TO- ssid District, on the lib day Of Ayfll
a. u. 1855
copy. md tbs Probate thereof daily futhen.
heated, o. an Instrument. ppp1rtinR 70 be the
lasi VIII and Testament ~ Ehenszef Archer
late o. Jtctron, Cgunty ~ Washington. state al
Aes ioik, heing pfsssnted b. Michael Kerr lie
kieeutof ihsrtin named. Tor allowance ana
record 10 ikis siAe
Nhsrta2on it was ordered By said Court
that all perssns concerned therein he 70.
nhed 10 appear at sGssioB thereof - be
Asid Al The Probate Once In Manchester.
10 sAid district, ca The asth day 81 Apffl
A. .. 1928, Al ten @'elaek, 10 tie forenoon
and show cause. u any hey have. ngalnst lie
probate % sasd Will for which purIose il i
farther ordered thai this ofier 10 pub.l.he1
three seeks suoeessseiY IL the MAscHKsrfs
JorsstL Dtsspapsf pfin;sd Al Manchester ia
sac District, prfFloas 10 ssad TINS u hsarins.
true reeofa.
Attest J. L. FINN, Registsr.
A trst copy 81 record.
sssw Attest. ]. z. FINN, Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-04-27

sTATH az VERMONT District Of Manchester. .,
10 Probate Court, held At Manchester, witbiI
aud for ssd District on the 9Th day Of Apr
\ D lsG1
Presen II X FOWLER. Jnd e.
WIhs \. Bentley, Administrator I the estate
a Daliel Bentley lac OF Arlington In taid
District De. assed has ihs dsy presented Ia
sale nj biz petition in writing, setting forth
that IT sill We " ceassfy TO eel all Of the real
estate u said deceased for u. pay ment Of Inc
d,b - ard charges Of administration: Repre-.
zen ing the amount OF deb's due from said de
cesssd 10 $3.50 %, the charges OF administrator.
.siimatsd $780, o: the value Of the personsi
esae, $40 20. balance u debts chsrgeable on
The real estste OF said deceased Of 1910, 90; and
therein mskiug application TO sad Court fof
lics nse TO make suoh sale
Whereupon Il wss ordered that hearing On
aid application be bad at Probate Court
10 be held al the Probate Office ia Mguebe, /.
ter In ssid District on the 2glh day Of Ami
A d. 1898, At 10 o'clock A. NJ, and that
notice Of ssid application, the nature and reasons
thereof and the time and place Of hearing there
on, be gwen 10 all persobs Interested by the
publication hereof three weeks snccessiyely In
the Matcbestrr Jo1RstL. a neHspaper printed
al Manchester in said District, previous 70 said
time oi hearing
true record,
Attest. ,. y Penn. Register.
true copy OF record
iaSs Attest. ]. Z. FEM. Rsgis,er
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-04-27
IN CHANcERY,
prssisoros cousrr,
GEORGE o. wooDCoCk
w.
FRANK VITAL.

fhANk VITAL
HAaeds. George o, woodeock Of Manchester
In the County Of Bcnningio. and state d Yer.
mont, has filed IN tho tnhee uf the u,srk 81
the Court Of ChRucery In the County 81
bennington, his petition Tor foreclosure aesinst
the alb We named defendant, upon certain lands
In the town of Manchester In the county OF hen.
Mn gton, described Ia a certain mortgage, da cd
90 obcr avn, 1881, executed by frapk ve,al aud
Mary yttal 90 Levi ID Coy, A. fullows bound.
cd on The north by lands OF John Williams 80
tate; east by the highway known ~ "frwp.ct
street south by the main ighwsy leading from
Manchester Villsge south, and ~esi b, lands Of
Sophrony Bell containing about Que acre, aud
ia our homestead whereon se nov reside, ,ub-
ject to = right OF way ne the fame nov exists
Conditioned Tor the payment Of one hundred dol.
airs, ne expressed IN certain promissory note,
given by thb said Frank Yeial for one hundred
dollar, payable to the order Of Levi ID, Coy one
day lh.r date, with interest annually, And
Afterwards the said Mary vetal deceased and
ne .sd Levi ID Coy dniy transferred aud az
.lgued said mortgage aud the note thereby Sc,
cui ed 10 the petitioner. And II sppesfiDR that
aid defendant, Frank Yeta resides in New
Hampshire, and 10 without the State of Yer.
mont, go thst n subj Wua cannot be served upon
hun.
II IL therefore ordered, that said Dc PENDANT be
required to appear on the fret day Of the next
. lated tenn Of said Court to be held al Mancl e-
tor within and for said County OF Bennington on
the first Tuesday Of June A. u. 1893, and maze
answer 10 the rAid petition. aud the said p.u-
toner shall cause this order TO he publifhed IN
the Manchester Journal public newspaper
printed at Manchester afote.sid. three weeks,
suoc ssively, the hst Of which shall be al least
twenty DAYS previous 10 the commencement of
the aforesaid term Of said Court.
Dated at Bennington, Aforesaid. this 2aId day
OF March A. ID. 1888
FDwAnD J. HALL. Ciork.
Fowler a Son, Sol titors for the Petitioner.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-04-27

Under the date Of April l2ih Tnbune's
special correspondent at Honolulu ,ele
graphs the following; Business is going
TO the dogs 10 Honolulu. This uncerisia'
" has csused a great financial strain, sDd
il is feared several honses will be forced
TO the wall unless the pressure soon cess'
es. Chief Justice Judd o: the Supreme
cour. said yesterday: The uncertainty is
worse than any fate that might befsll the
islands President Cleveland is doing rs
. great injustice aud many Of us are liable
,e suffer before il is over. The opinion OF
the chiei justice ia generally held. Sever,
al business men have been heard 10 say
that Honolnlus ausneial circles we're never
in such q bad way during the past Is
years.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-04-27

TIC Ensllsh trade ia frozen beef IRON
Austrsli., like that 10 frozen mutton. has
increased enormeu,lr during the pat year
- the export, 50 900 tnndredweish', be
log slmoss double thai OF 1891. Mcali
While. seeorcina 10 Pio' Robef, Wallsce,
arrangements have been made u various
ffssins otn,cr, bot chiefly 10 Qleeus.
land. 10 supply sresi,r quantities than
ev,r oas QaeenslAnd mes, export and
ssency company slose hasias made pre-
psss,ions 10 export 80 600 bead 81 cattle.
or roo. 900 hnndred weight snun lily. The
Australia hozsn bset has 10 meet he
composition a the chilled beei from tie
ueiied S,.tss. which IL tbs nearest sp
preach 20 hone allied beef When rot in
the msrhsi The complete ireEibg hieh
s necessary 10 snsbls beef 10 cross the
Eqnsiot in safety reselts IL the loss q .
certain smoapi ci The The nsinrsI Juice
dartne The process o. cooking The cos,
Of production, however. is ssid TO be 10
favor o. The Australian producer. 10 heel
QsesSslasd Is valued q, e. 80 per hun.
dredvslsh,. and 10 Ame'ics 81 sloul S.
pr ansdfe weight
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-04-27

godgs Alfred Hohspsoa died snasezly
81 paralysis u Bic home in BsnHiDgian
Ceuze Lat weed The attach vas hroaghs
BY fright during thetcssy vinasiorn. He
vsr, up 10 the sapslo q his house 70 iss
sen . window sber The etinbey b.sv
down s,ssiiiss bim and bringing 90 the
shock from which he did mol rally. He
w1 widely lRo~n aud 40 exrslleni eiti
asn 10 sysIy resperi
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-04-27

ol.s.lous, bems fsls biil hss passed
10 ths sscsss fesaiss hy good sns3of'l,.
which usa@ 10 aasl passage very probsi
hif. Ia syiis a BE sss 0lsssicss hss
verlsS 90 The bill sssti ssd day and 10
tess. usli6s u The efessssg vort 81 bic
'oas ssd bsisy hte.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-04-27

This state guard u Sor,h Carolina 70
bodies llssl II ia fnAlEesa 10 80 70 tsmes
CITY. pear New bern. 10 sKpsl 200 rebs :.
ca. nesrocs from their settlement TIE
negroes are Dot TIE is.fnl owners OF The
property. s1d II las been decided h'
court u a they must leave. IL u negro
town, sod they rsiase 10 40 and threaten
bloosshsd Il suy attempt is made 10 dis
lodge them
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-04-27
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
state Of Josrrn LuoEsE.

Estate OF JosrpH LUGINE.
The undersigned. having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District Of Man
chester Commissioners, to rsceiyb e examine, and
adjust all claims aud demands OF all persons
against the estate OF
Joseph Lugene lstc Of Manchester
In ssid District deceased. and all claims exhibit
ed in Offset thereto, hereby give notice that We
will meet for the purposes Aforesaid al Thsyer's
Hotel, at Manchester Centre In said Manchester
on the i2th day OF October next, from p
O'Clock A. NJ until O'Clock ?. Mon said day and
that sir months from the 18th day Of April
A. D. 1893, 10 the time limited by said Court
for said creditors TO present their elaine 10 Us
for examination and allowance.
Dated al Manches or this i2lh day of April
A. u. 1893
RICHARD W DEAN, 49,
50sw FkEpEhICK W COOK W." ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-04-27

The vo,hres smplsysd 10 ibs flss
Asa wesf Gus isesrins trade 10 ksglsnd.
.bosi 1900 10 nunber. have recsiret
sfon their enpl2ysu reiAes Of redssiior
a 10 ser cesl os 81 wages sbors 20 shiil'
iss. te,e sollsr per wess, o. less thss
hall the pay for hts vori here. and Of
per cost % ssps Il or tclos thai esere,
10 nss eject from Msy nsft
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-04-27

The Grand Lodge u Vermont recently
authorized The preparation Of sMssosie
usadb0ot iof The use q the mao. Of the
state and the work is nearly ready. IL
b.. btcn prepared by psst Grand Masters
Hall snd Perkins and Grand Junior Wsr-
dsn Nicholson. who sre sminenlly qualified
for The vurk aud Il sill be one Of the b, II,
books Tor tbs purpose for which II is de
signed ever is.nid.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-04-27

We notice 10 the n Y. Tribune and ell
10 Boston paper that Ex Lieut.. Gov.
Woodbury. sill be ihe NEXT candidate for
Governor Of this state, without opposition.
This is taking long look ahead and maxi
log prediction that may not be realized.
Tue esrly bird in the political field does
not always catch the worm. sometimes be
10 .lioseihsr &c previous, for bis own go ID.
but very likely Col. Woodbury. did moi,
suthorz, these statements He il alto,
ee,her too shrewd for such preyio nsness.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-04-27

The special session Of The United States
senate vas adjourned without date lasi
Saturday. The Democrats refused to the
cod 10 haye 90 Investigation made Into the
csse Of Sspstor Reach OF North Dakota.
accused Of being q deisulter and fugitive
from Justice when az officer ola Washing
ton bank = score OF years sgo-slthough
the day before adjournment Roach himl
self ~ked 10 have the resolution for an ip'
yestiastion passed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-04-27

II is difficult u this distance TO realize
the depth and intensity Of feeling against
the Home Rule bill fer Ireland felt in
Ulster. The local newspapers are almost
entirely given mp to reports Of speeches.
calls for meetings. and accounts OF orgsnl-
zstions. The churches are 10 srms. II is
many years since anything has taken such
deep hold Of the the Ills or people; it re
calls the old days Of the religious struggle.
The Conservatives are making the mos. Of
the siiustion, aud are tanning into bltzs
the latent anti Popish feeling Indeed,
hey would seem TO be going further than
the permissible limits Of political action.
aud Mr. Bsliour has been saying things
which. II uttered few years ago by IN
Irishmsn. would rot only have brought
out protest from the former Secretary
foi ireland. bu, would bsve invoked the
swif, penalty OF Imprisonment
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-04-27
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Y EsTsfg on 7 II AILRs.
The undersigned, having been APPOINTED by
he bon Probate Court Tor the District OF Man.
chesier Commissioners, 10 receive. eIsmibe,
and adult all claims and demands Of all per
sons against the estate u y, Alien, lats
III Dorset deceased, and all claims ,rbib.
tied 10 cfIset thereto, hereby giye notice that We
will meet, for the purposes aforesaid, 81 he
late dwelling hence Of the decease In said Dorset
on the 18th day OF seotember nsrt. from
O'clock A. NJ. until 4 O'Clock p. n, on said day.
and that slI months from the 18th day March
A. ID 1893. 10 the tins limited by said Court
OF said CREDITORS 10 present their Gains 10 us
tor examination aud sllovsnoe,
Dated ut DDrsei. tLis 18th dAy Of March
A. d. 1895. M
JOHN CURTIs, nou,.
5isw- GEORGE M. WALL.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-04-27
Advice 10 Mothers.

| ADVICE 10 Mothers.
Are you disturbed at night and broker
OF yonr rest by sick child suffering ant
crying with pain OF cutting teethP II so
sepd 81 once aud get bottle OF Mrs. Win
slows Soothing Syrup for children teeth
Ing. II cures dysentery, disrrhoea, regu
lates the stomach aud bowels, cureswind
collie. softens the gums, reduces iufsms
ton. aud gives tJns kni clergy to thf
whole system Mrs. Winsiow's Soothing
Syrup Tor Children Teething is pleasant
to tie taste sod is the prescription OF one
OF the oldest and b, st female physicians
and nurses 10 the United States, and is 70
sale by u Druggists throu hon, the world
Price. 25 ceots 9 bottle
II ercels all others She speaks from
long experience. Mrs 3. T. Moore, Jer
SEVILLE, H.. writes: Dan ,ruthfully
say that DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup excels
sll other preparations OF like nature. We
have used il fer over five We, r.,snd would
not be without II
10 autumn, winter sud spring, colds are
the rule rather than the exception. Hence
Il IL the pert OF every wise and prudent
mother TO keep on hand ssnp ~ Of DR.
BuIl'. COACH Syrup the crest dom este
fsvori,e sud inislllble cure for sll siiec.
lions OF ihs throat aud chest
have not used sll Il ne hotl, yet.
suffered from oshnh Tor twelve years, IL.
pefiencioe the asusestirg dropping 10 the
throat pee liar to tina disease, aud nose
tleed slmost dsils tiled vsrons remei
dies wi'hoo, benefit nhtl lsst April. when
| sss Elys Cresm Bslm advertised 10 the
,be Bosom Bodeei. Irocured totil..
and siuce the his, days use hive bad no
re bleeding the soreness IL entirely
gone ID. q. Davidson. ith the Boston
Budget, formerly with Pon,n Journsl
Msior Grout's pew sugar house a Der.
by. with evspor.iors. hsr tools sussr
'ad syrup. Vas bnrned Wednesday OF last
seek. Total loss, 5000
Rev William b. walker, OF Benbiag,
%. has been ,leeted one Of the board OF
II miners ~ tie etrstsl ibso'oeicsl |
eminsry Of Sew York city
FarlSgton Thsyer 81 Brandon. q
ignees Of Briggs Brothers. have dispos a
4 SIS 600 voG'h OF property 10 the D
% days. Lssi week they cold the Briggs
,loek 10 Brandon 10 T d Smith for s25,
90
Thomas EnrisLl betxsen 81 and so /
ears Of age. Was found beside The rail-
bad track ., the Grnits street crossing
'srre. stooi 0 o'clock 6and.y uorpiss
sseesible. aud be died three hours later. 1
be Circumstances poini very strongly 10
Inrdsr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-04-27


The timber display at the Worlds Fair
will be ous Of the great sights Of the sho~
Besides the scientific display. which will
include samples Of all the timber grow
10 the thirty eish, States. in the centre Of
the building will be trophy calculated
10 catch the eye. made from pieces OF
large nstara timber sent by various
States. There will be a huge walnut log
from North CsIolina. 3 piece OF gigantic
white oak hon Kentucky, some tremsn.
doas trunks from the s ate Of Wsshingi
loo. aud vslr ut log seven feet 10 disme'
ter aud weighing 10000 pounds hon
ksnsss Ga space outside OF the build.
Ing Michigan is constructing q typical
logging camp. and ia the Deie hborhood Of
Machinery Hall there ia a great ssxmil
exhibit. |. will obviously be possible TO
makes very complete study at the Fair
OF American methods Of dealing With tim,
her. and II il not too much TO hope thai
The show may tend 10 strengthen the grow
ing demand Tor an intelligent and uniioim
system Of forest Conservation.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-04-27
STATE NEWS.

Senator PIoctor 10 partnership with
Clinton Smith OF Middlebury, Of the firm
OF Smith and Allen, contractors and build
ers. Is erecting xix foe houses 10 the resi-,
denoe part OF Washington. The houses
are 20 feet front with south exposure aud
will have three stories and o basement
with oil modern improvements. The
fronts will be OF marble aud the row will
be enc OF tho most attractive 10 the city
~hen co mpleted.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-04-27

william Vail. died al The home Of .
daughter o. Crescent street. Rnslsnd si ?
o'clock Saturday silsrosn. Mr. YAH sac
o. years old. lie hsdhved 10 Dssbr oil
hh life until week $50. when be vent 10
Rutland 10 lire With bis daughter.
Tspleys BREAD Wirners, outsesrs all
ether shocs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-04-27
DANIEL BENTLEY's FsrATr.

JONI D. BAKrl. Solicitor Tor The f petit no.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-02
IN SOCIETY.
Events That Are Transpiring In the World
of Pleasure.

Events That Are Transpiring In the World
of Pleasure.
Miss Lee WILL entertain a number OF
her friends at her home, No. 1911 Eoh
street, on Friday evening.
Mrs. Jesse Shafer, of Twenty-fourth
street, was given a pleasant surprise
by q large number of her friends call
at her home. The occasion was the an
niversary OF her birth. To make the
surprise complete the guests assembled
at Kemple's Hall. on Twenty-fourth
street, accompanied by Meyers or
chestra, aud made their way to the
home of Mrs. Shafer. The surprise
was complete, and after social greet
ing, and the rendering by the musicians
OF some choice selections, the entire as
semblage repaired again to the hall,
where pleasant dance was enjoyed.
Excellent refreshments were served at
the hall, and most delightful time was
enjoyed.
The last, and in many respects, the
most notable OF the winter festivities
of the Arion, took place last night at
the coy clubhouse on Twentieth
street. 1t was the annual May festival.
a number upon the programme OF in
door affairs to which peculiar interest
attaches, from the fact that all OF the
arrangements are placed In the hands
of the ladies. The building last night
was ablaze with light from top to bot
tom, and the interior OF the ball room
presented a most inviting appearance.
Potted plants and flowers were banked
tastefuliy on the stage, and evergreen
was iudiciously arranged about the
walls, producing a charming effect.
The evenings programme was opened
with the May pole dance. Miss Birdie
Shultz vas May Queen, and she
bore her honors with becoming
modesty. The maids of honor were
Misses Amelia Schwertfeger, Nellie
Schwertfeger, Josephine Flading, and
Emma Bridenstein. of Kirkwood. All
were attired in handsome costumes.
Miss Rose Hoffman crowned the
Queen, and made a brief but very pretty
address. Miss Schultz responded in q
neat speech. The flower drill was
then enacted by eight young
ladies, wearing handsome CO.'S
tunes OF pink, white and blue.
The exercises were very pretty. and
the audience manifested its pleasure In
frequent expressions of delight. The
bali followed. The Opera House Or
chestra never discoursed sweeter mel
ody, and the music was an inspiration
to the devotees of dancing. who tripped
lightly over the waxen surface until
the stroke OF midnight, which was the
signal for supper. A sumptuous repast
was discussed in the dining hall. Dane
ing was then resumed and continued
until two O'Clock, when all reluctantly
departed. EE -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-02
VERDICT FOR $3.50
BROUGHT IN YESTERDAY IN TIE ISLANDER
CASE.
III. Criminal Court Judge Jordan, Held Its First
Session and the Docks. Was Called-Casss
NOllisd or Set for Trial-Oihsr
Court Business.

The Ohio County Criminal Court
Judge Jordan presiding, opened Its first
session yesterday morning in the court
room formerly occupied by Judge Camp
BELLS Court, that being the chamber
designated by the law organizing the
Court.
The only business transacted con-
sisted of calling the dockets OF old ana
new cases and otherwise preparing Tor
active business next week. Forty
Jurors were ordered summoned for the
sth inst. Old criminal cases were called
and noliies entered as follows: State v.
Bridget Ward, John McCammicK, DO
seph Dorgan, James Nichols, Della
Green, William Reed, Anthony Des-
mond, James Lachtner, Annie Truxeh'
Bessie Mckee, Patrick Barrett, Sadie
Tracy, Emma McManaway, Robert
Miller, n. MUM, and F. HALEY. Sum-
monses were ordered for Julia Chisnell,
May Williams and Myrtle Linwood.
Some of these cases have been cumber-
ing the docket for years, and will thus
be gotten out of the way.
The docket of new criminal cases was
called as follows:
John Reese and Mary Reese, felony,
May 90; Laura Sheppard, adultery, plea
of guilty and $50 and costs; John Moore,
misdemeanor, nolle; Edward Reynolds,
misdemeanor. plea OF guilty, set for May
and released on recognizance; Andrew
Albinger and Laura Shepard. adultery,
plea not guilty, May 10; Carrie Etz,
adultery. plea not guilty. May 9; VIM.
Long. misdemeanor, plea not guilty,
May IL; Edward Zane, misdemeanor,
demurrer set for Wednesday; John L.
Butts, same offense, same plea, same
date; George Corners, felony, plea OF
guilty to petit larceny, thirty days;
Porter Bowman. felony, plea not guilty,
May %; Louis Hager, two indictments
for felony, pleas not guilty, set tor May
and 10.
Before Judge PaUll:--
In the SANDER suit of Minnie Rickus
v. Margaret Warner and husband, the
jury found for the plaintiff, assessing the
damages at $3.50. There was motion
to set aside the verdict and grant new
trial, and also in arrest OF judgment.
The case OF William Gollner V. Wes-
ley Bowman was reset for to-day.
In the case of James A. Filan v. The
Cosgrove Bre wing Company and others,
there was an order of dismissal.
The case Of Louis Zoeckler v. P. Wes-
lege, ct al, was put on trial.
Ferdinand He'll was sworn in as q
Deputy Sheriff.
Before Judge CAMPBELL
Thirty additional jurors were ordered
summoned for May 9th.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-02

Having made up our minds to sell the
best Ladies' Oxford in the city for the
money, we offer you our celebrated Gin
cinnati Custom Made line At the follow
ing prices:
Plain Toe, Opera Last and full Com
non Sense. AZ S1.25.
Opera Toe, Patent Leather Tip, Seal
Top Vanp, very flexible and stylish, at
S1.50.
Nothing like them ever sold in the
city for the prices.
]. H. LOCKE SHOE CO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-02

The New Prison Board wiz Make Several
Changes.

The newly-sppo!nted Board Of Direc-
tors of the Moundsville State Prison,
will hold n meeting in that city to-day,
for organization and other business TO
come before the body. 1t Is predicted
that there will be general change in
the guards and other officials at the
penitentiary. The new law provides
that not more than one guard shall
come from the same county.
Ohio county is at present
represented by two guards, in
the persons Of John Ray and John Sui
Ivan. 1t Is probable that the places OF
both will be filed by other men. recon-
mended by Mr.. d. Z. Stalnaker, men,
Der OF the Board from Ohio county.
Wayne county viii present candi-
date for clerk, who will, in all proba-
bility. be chosen to succeed the present
incumbent. c. w. Wickam, OF Ohio
county, the present Incumbent will
probably be retained as engineer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-02

Those needing spectAcles, or their
eyes tire or head aches when reading or
sewing can consult aud have their eyes
examined for glasses free Of charge by
Prof. Shelf. the 0ptlcian. ITO Main
street is the place TO find him, as he has
removed from the corner Of Eleventh
and Main. s.Tu,TH.As.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-02

Ladies' genuine Dongola Hanr Turn
Shoes. all the latest style lasF, Plain
and Patent Leather Tips, ats45o, and
our Dongoia Flexible Sole Shoe In
Opera, Common Sense and HILL Com
mon Sense Lasts. Never hatNan equal
In this city. j. II. LOCKE S4pE Co.