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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-29

The BLOOD is the SURGE OF health.
Keep it pure by taking Hoods Sarsapa-
rlla, which is peculiar to itself, and
superior in strength, economy and
medicinal merit.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-29

A fine Lunch will be served at the
Buffet tonight, from $3.50 until mid
night All are invited.
JAMEs LARkIN, Proprietor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-29
NoTICE-REMOvALs.

subscribers 70 THE REGISTER who are
changing their place of residence are re-
qussted to give prompt notice at the
Counting Room, IN order that the paper
may be delivered at new residence.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-29

Miss HELEN LOUISE JOHNSTON used
the Christie Bread Knife exclusively in
the Worlds Fair Electric Cooking Elk
hibit The Wheeling Bakery gives one
for 100 Tin Seals taken from their
bread.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-29
Come to The Hua.t To-nIshs.

A fine Lunch will be served at the
Buffet tonight, from $3.50 until mid
night. All are Invited.
LAMEs LARKIN, ProprIetor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-29

: The butchers will, after April 1st,
sell pork, sausage and lard for l9}5
cents. This raise has been made on
account OF wholesalers raising the price.
BUTCHERS PROTECTIVE Assn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-29
RRIDeEPoRE

Bridgeport water rents are due April
1st. A discount Of 10 per cent will be
allowed IL paid before the 10th.
w. Z. BOWMAN, Secretary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-29

Fourth and Last Mld-wintsr Excursion TO
Washington. ID. G., aud Baltiin ore. via
b: &. o., Thursday, April ., 1894.
Round trip $40, tickets good ten days.
Trains leave Wheeling at $40 and 7:3o
a. ~, 300 and 5:35 p. m. Through
sleeper from Wheeling on the 5:35 p. N.
train.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-29

HOOPS PILLS are purely vegetable,
carefully prepared from the best in
gradients. 25c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
THE ROBBERY.

At our store Tuesday night will not affect
the holders Of keys. We have ordered a
duplicate box and lock and the same key
will win that would have opened the box
stolen.
We always endeavor TO have nothing but
popular ideas in advertising as we'll as
Popular Priced Shoes, but we'd rather
they'd ask US 10 leave the door unlocked
than to disturb the neighbors with the
noise made Smashing windows Bring
your keys any time during the last week
in April and the winner will set the SIS
Just the same as il this gentleman had been
little more patient.
AL E x A N Err,
SHOE SELLER,
1919 MAIN STREET.
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FLoREsvILLE NOTES
No Damage by the Freese--Fnrmers
IA Good shape.

Fgoresvl!e. Texas, February l5-onlY
six real estate transfers have been hied
With the counsy e,tFiS for record the past
week Bus.nsss has also been duil IN the
matrimonn. market only one marriage
license having been issued.
The .lss az those who have not PAID
the.r state and county taxes for 1898 Is
ptbished IN to1ay'a Chronicle. II s about
the usual ieasth.
The F.afesviiie free school closed for the
term sas; Friday, This week Professnr
wood opensd private school IN the Acnd.
envy hIi.dihg with about one hundred
pupils requiring two ass;s;antA, who are
rf7tnssur seth and Miss Medora Thomp
s9n. Mrs N. r. WorshRm also Opened
. primary school N her own building on
the east side Of town.
Mr. J y. PARROT or Marcelinu had the
misfortune 10 lose hts house BY fire lsst
Tnesday evening. together with the con
tents. How the FIRE originated IS uos
known.
Tie bankrupt stock OF goods belonging
70 the late arm o. Ezzel & Co. has bsea
entre.y ciosed out nj auction. They sold
" wcil that j. c. Mcdaniel, a young gro.
tefy merchant here, viii try that nlan o.
Distressing pf MS goods nsHt Saturday
nr J. n Brca'ton has returned from a
meeih,g Of the medical board of this judi
Gas iistr.ci at Gonzales. The doctor has
b>en appointed surEeon for the San An.
tonic and AranEas Pass railway at this
piass and vieiFliy
County Assessor Cope travels over the
county more than anybody else and II an
Ola citizen, He esyH HE people generally
were never IN better TX thnn now for
something 70 sat Everybody has holss
and corr and most Of them money.
q ~. Alien, who uves near F.orcsville,
ihiuks he has discovered god on his land
SappoFe such n discovery were made
We ildHN dirt n this section be In De-.
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peruty saerin Colrna- eaesAt ne NO
tithn on rusaias n,shs s.salrF a4f trr,n
u tolsloa'a i1t ard e. scafra.-s
o1tlr Aoa-s twelve blsseE d e1e.{t4 altY
were tolnd. Niaca was l.ceHsa cs =
IA e. hagtng Seen ssnts1 frtn r's era
~ Coleinan a.so fagaa d .as n9ase
t'ls-s2t-ie wh.cA Was stole, ,rc- re
house. about ce ar. O. 1h1lAry Fae
kpse famNy Eavr besa htrc aaoll tNa
ra9atas ara ralm % hRye rems fum
heas.sn TIE woaaa aeasr1wiclEai ta1t
G.sy sole tie cora.
Comm lessoat-s. eeart = Ia SESSION. VIA
f1l board. eas ffc wrsst.lrs ~ , roai
ReA21rE overseas rtr7-ia aad sec-uea
lfe qeesis ~ bsii1ssg q nsS c>lri Aocse
NAi " la1 over urtl ce,t pcsS hst
t1ers $ 70 feant about Is balns 0IlL
Pc. ac1e rcr and hSal-ss PC .fs-g c,e
Rev on.3d-ns N Tire cisy pax .ni,eA5 %
~ 11ri asose squas- are br.uE crcu-
Lated satc5s TIE aea.ie
Airs. ~ 4. Brown, o5e o. ~ oidea, d..
res q rs place. hAs bssa l1,ss q Ter
solue 72-r.. but r ko-ne btts- io6av Her
darsnecr, &r8 A. 9. Evans q 81, LJceS
= lera ca a vi4!E
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NO snprene Conrt.

Supreme couTt-jonn ". stayton, chief
Justice, II, +. Gaines ana 7. j. Brown.
assoc,ates @. 5. Morse Clerk. Court
located al Austin)
AUSTIN, Texas, February l5.-rhe SUI
prane court tran5acled the following bus!-
ness today:
Wrt OF Error Granted--Giles VS.. stanton,
from Travis; Mexican National Railway
company VS.. Mussett from Webb; Minor
Us. Powers. from Fails
Application for Wits OF Error Dismissed
for Want Of Junsd ction--W alton vs.. Wag-
soneri from Wich.ta; Walton VS. Burnett
from Wschiia.
Motion for Reheariag Dsmlssee-Bur-
nett vs.. Powell, from Wichita.
Notions SGhmitted--Abbott vs.. Interna-
tlonal Bullcns and Loan association. from
BeSar to dismiss writ OF error; Ogden
4 Johnson vs., Basse. from Bexar for re-
hearing
CASES ubmitted-Sanhern vs. Murphy.
from Potter; Galveston, Harrisburg and
san Antonio Railway company vs.. Dueiin
from Guadalupe; spence vs.. Browen, from
Tom Gresn
Set for March i--Abbott vs.. Dexar Build
ing and Loan association. from Bexar
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vELAsco VIEWS
Good Location for stnve and Box
Fnetory--Thc weather.

velasco, Texas February l5.-in yes
terduy's News Mr.. Reymorshoner adVo-
Gates the establishment Of a barrel stavs
and head and cracker box factory az Cal
weston because that port has facilities Tor
handling legs by railroad ana shipping
slaves per ocean vesse-s that he seems
10 consider 40 other Texas port enjoys.
He is in favor Of hauling or towing logs
from the BRACES TO Galveston aud tns
building OF q factory at the latter place.
Commenting upon this proposition, q
well known Brazoria planter Gays;
AS far as shipping facilities are con-
( cerned, / have proof that lumber, logs
/ and wine slaves have for more than a
year past been loaded on steamers at
Velasco for export 10 France and Ger
many cheaper than at any gu,f port ez-
cept New Orleans, where tnat business
is carried on on a great scale by wealthy
firms Much Of the stock brought 10
velaseo for Europe comes from Louisiana
points that are nearer 70 Galveston than
they are 10 Veiasoo. The same is the case
with most Of the shipments Of walnut and
hickory logs. Shipments from LEGAL points
here consist principally Of cedar logs
RATED down the Brazos at small cost.
wow, there are hundreds OF square
miles Of timber on and near the Brazos
suitable for barrels and boxes. such as
can't see why Galveston can be considered
as good place for the location Ct a
staye factory as Velasoo, Quintana, or in
fact any place along the part OF the river
that Is navigable.
"As far as getting cheap resident labor
is concerned there is just as much or more
Of It here than IN Galveston. may be
mistaken, but / am of opinion that moet
ot Gaivestons ventures IN the manufac-
turing line, from oyster canneries and
beef packeries up. have not proved boom
ing successes. The idea Of rafting logs
out of the Brazos around through the gulf,
across Galveston's wiue. rough bar, when
they could be worked uP into stock at
Nelasco, close to where Nthey grow, r.
peculiar. 10 say the least. They could
not be RATED down through Galveston bay
from the mainland, nor through the canal
because the water there Is not deep
enough.
Tho expense of putting a raft together
that would be strong enough to stand the
pounding OF the breakers on cS1veston's
bar would be greater than to raft the
same number 81 logs fllty miles down
the Rrazos and Pile them on Yelasco's
wharf The RATS brought TO VelHEco are
tied together lightly with ropes and vines
and the top LAYERS are not tied at all. yet
none OF them have besa broken nor lost
In the gulf they would rot stay together
five minutes unless locked with heavy
cables ana chains and pnlad ny q power
fui and expensive tug, Velasco or some
place uetr Sc on the Eragos IS the place
or atave aud box fastolN M Seymer-
shelter should come over here ana take
lock. not only az our supply of growing
timber bat MISC at our ports superior
facilities for handling export cRrgoes OF
logs and slaves
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10 the Chancellor Commander ana Man
Pyihias. - tNi'shts p.
Edna, Texas, February "a 49,, -,
mlitee appointed by Edna lodas ~ 0v ~.
knights OF fythias. 70 drsft rss,i,,, ~, ~,
expressing the sense OF the oaeo ,1,,9,.s
% ne death Of knight Hsmiton ! si ny E
son 9 nsg,nsr q Forest city lodge No
n ,ss et's ~ fo pytias Wharton. Texas
Whereas Our BROTHER len.
Dickson haf IN the discharse ~ ~ I'm ?,
as an odcer Of the law. moi * ,'s GUY
end, news whereof has reSebse ~ w 'iil'..y
ing universal sorrow ana regret ~ IS e' ~.
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soaaa International and Great northern
esgo-dsy tvceilr.

soaaa Insrrnsaoani and Great Northern
yesterday evcsilr
Representative l. 7. DasAieu o. Lem
county went home today o. the noflh
eolnd International ag.a Crlat Northern
aaNnc reserved telegram tlai called fof
BIS iinmcilate prcsence az home.
Ill T. and y. 81 Crawford aud 2 r
nurtcI cf Cameron are % town 20 attend
tda United siatel coust D. csiepe@ata %
iso siai o. Lawier & Caaery vs. craw
tori. Mrcdrt & Crawford. on breach u
-11iraet ard damages fo= fae sum Of
S1s.sg7.
50. r. Curtis and his brother let last
i.irhs for 8OsaOn. going ne Houston ard
Texas Central rogte, va Houston and Sew
Orleans SIR Curtis states that he Foss
70 a. a twenty weeks engagement on ,hg
stage OF ''Sam'i % Poseu." under TIE
fnanaecmcnt of john S!eusap, the B5s;ol
theatrical manager. Mrs. Curtis VIII look
after the Driskill. assis ed by air. r. q,
Nlrfhy as CHEF clerk, late proprietor Of
lae National hoiel AZ T9ler, ana Messrs,
TEN smith and Cal Maiv-a, assistant,
clerks.
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First Supreme DistrIrt.

Court pt civil Appeals--c. c. Garrett
chief Justice; II. A. Williams ana Il
Clay Pleasant associate justices. Lo-
Gated at Galveston)
Calves on, Texas, February i5.-ras
court OF civil appsais FOR the First as
rict met today ana HANDED down decls-
IONS in the following cases.
Affirmed Harry Rosenberg W. Flag
b9Aara q Co., from Galveston Wade
Aillhfgton et al vs. W. S Afgtaxton AZ al
from Arkansas; Adolph Meyer rs. q. cinrk
ana VIE from Gpl.ae Adoae e Lob!t va.
sylvan Bum, from Galveston; III 81
saelaenn ct al vs.. 81. sternberser eli al
from Aransas. -
Reversed and Remgnded-Dmna Rtcb-
ards ct al ", w, c. Blecher, rom Ann
sas. -V-A NiaH
Motions overrulea--J. y. Chadwick vs.
A. 5, Fletcher from washington
Paased--L, W.ns.on vs. N Afssfo-s.,, !.
a., passed 20 abide dec,sioa os ~ $500, .
court on certified question. ~ e-"s
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nnEyuAM nunGnr.
BADLY Injured in the storm--stulea
Goods Located.


Brsnham, Texas. February is.-sfr. j.
Il Bropliey. who resldEs farce milea west
q hprc was in the city today to consuit Il
phyeician about the injuries received ID
last Sundays storm He went out 10 put
IN MS horsss Just az the storm reached his
lilscc ard WAS caught under the british Of q
blackjack tree chat was blown down ~
was Knocked eenreless, his shoulder almost
crois 20. md he believes Yustained ter!pns
lnternsl INJURIES from the eftacb u whch
Tie has nos L., .eF.rea get, aa he Il still e8.
pect0ratipE blood.
Some time ago Marshal Swain had q so
rsif of pants stolen from his room shirt
" SIS VIII 5turry's disappearing az the
saiae time. After dHigant snGaiF7 b. .O-
foia ;he gntmenis AeAicrh1N evening ha
arrested jack Bigam and lacked him M
Tner wBH work. "a the g0euud deprae
10 ne rrUolar meetlne ~ I've Eniglts OF
Fythlas hodge ms; nlFht and q large att
Tendance The order IS .l0lrip1iag here
EN-Goycruar Hubbard IS lcc;uriag 81 che
GHrrd opera house tonight on nfs in Japan
, D' Campbell ESQ. viii re to Caid-
well Monday 60 deliver lecture 70 the
Nrlghts 81 PythiBs on the occasion OF
thcir celebration % the thicileth anniyer-
sary OF the order
Deputy sheriff II. 7, Shapard went our
yc1terdny ana arrested Mr. Henry Green
who was convicted sone time since OF
setting whisky without license ana cwed
o FINE Of s4S, FIe made a good bond for
the amount, papabln 10 May
Robert SlogH, "a eolnred dAnuty tedav
arrested Neisen Bradford, Dharse5 with
stealing horse pr two. re stole Dan
Cocpers soran q day or two ago. rode ii
m and sold Il ana stole another to ride
hsek from q man named Wagner out on
AIM urenk.
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jasper

JASPER, February lA--eon@'
SQUIRT has been In session W..
ana IS tra1asactias a iot q 80 n
The cod weather Is keep'as Z
Ing and gardening.
The commissioning eolil
Tor an election 70 try agAiA Y Il u
sold IA the county, wnieh " X
Tor fourteen years. y = -
Der WI go "dry" BY . iA's'.
ever. .-,,s-f.
The len Davis RITES afe ~, Y - = 4
~ of putting W watsFWelhs &
Under thelr charter ihey !
5000 stock, and as YET ~ rs e
issued $500, while they ~
more than cover ihe amo ..il',.. !.
The d!strle, court ron 49, =
first Monday 81 March $50 $50 !
~ efficient deputy AeSsss
aumrnoning the jurlss' -.
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nEAuMovr nuDGpr.
Concert and Lecture Arruuged--JaII
Bonds Approved.


t's'.itl9aN ieNas' t9ornaEy lS.--rAe hrst
q SEXES o. concert ana features pro-
-7HAei' Pas .or os me First Methodist
olprJa VIA be glyen toHOrraw (F'rdayl
nelt AZ the opera Mouse, whsa the FOL-
,sWhs eNce4ent proSran1ie Tie musical
fsastres being ADVANCED by Mrs Il, A.
, ,lsatt VII PC presented;
up !5Net' 's.Nts. Hyatt ara Mss Fllcer
49, i,1a y and 3 sanders
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Temple Tnnir..

Temple Texas. February 1.-THE az.
estroua explosion orsengine as last sunsay
night In the santa Fe yards here ms
proven even mere terrible than al ars,
thought, switehman Hayes de- n 4,
effects Of his INJURIES. whps c ssSaa tns
whose right leg was cut on. 4 IN 4 v ,'',.,
precarlous condition, and is M, s,r,',, u
70 live The accident has been M onI,.
subject 81 talk among railroad neonis
who pronounee Il one % the worst wres,ss
ever known
Temple division. No. % U. r. X an
In charge Of Captain r. 4. venne,' Ia;
for Bolton today to take part n ,he 81,
ian wedding q G. + Donaldson 81 Moosy
Texas, 20 Aiss Maude Garter, o. Bslton
company Mr.. Donaldson. fn 49,, ~
Lieutenant DR. Hcgsort. y y
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LIVINGSTON. EsbrbAFy it.--Tho county
commissioners caurt cone.u1ei ice Iatars
ser iae tern and adfc1rn % l4ts yastectlay
rsoiisns. SIlse a annbtr 81 clairns, re
sAyrts Ai-4 isloti1ss wsra acted On. most OF
MFttN are % seal interest
A. Srte- was ff@ztec fos an ELECTION 10
Atstrsnisf whsthas a tax slsH BE- lseitd
sef ssEHost ci t5e pu6iic frte - aa5is IS
tae eisrb1tA eahracihs Moscow. Less Il
A&2 sWe elsiricLi near Llvuse1cl. ln1Wn
- me 5arVty Er5 Kelly d.atFsnts. Qiaers
s--li Fsgclrlg foL5w d. cor ptcp.a "A
sfF4. AlvesAtes q ttae best sauea lopbi
facilities
AZ egaef was entered swsriing contract
ior TIE ollding 81 several tgstseA 81 tke
a29ntF ~ cest 81 n4@s per foot. tail
arssf3 50 ~ suA7latcea ~ ia balldar
Ar- ArsAsnl4 .or { peaad ei iares yaars
a. pseelctfa ,re DAYS ESQ. an o7der
VAS raaah % tau1c- iunaf fra-n fhgac
N,gs flz5srHs - elssa ~ are short eiin q
view ~ F59s1E 3atftaa4lrE inasatedaesa
q liz several lur1s rwa tAcusana three
htrarea ana fits GrlIAre gAs 1auafIrc8
Gram tha aarant b re t,ilsi llass hirl
sad a. ~ nc nigh iass sitg from tic
i7eisA % ihe lfss-cl1ss fund. anu $50 10
tae ara CLASH
Tbs treasurer was ;Aezcgqon instructed
q phg or AZ Claims against said sasefal
i'.zas 81 rtasealsi Iais wiil practically
ps4cf tHt county 81 a cash hastG
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Victoria ropics.

Victoria. Texas, Februhry is.-,Iohn
dAreia, a Mexican who moved here ri
oeat.y Is sick IN his home 81 l,e LedEer
cottage on Forrest street. las physicians
agnee that the symptoms Indicate smaill
uoN, but the developments ore moi s,,,fi-
Gent 20 determine positively. However.
the place has been iscLated and every pre-
sautitn taken against the spread Of the
disc isc, II Il proves 70 be smallpox There
Is absolutely no danger OF any epidernie
and thero IL not the least upeasiness
among the citizens.
Mossrs J, J sullivan. W II. Baker
erd George Vineyard the genial pan.
American officials. who have wound III
the Affairs Of the rnilroad bore ana WI
lave IA Jew days for their respccti,e
homes. gave a ittlc farewell spre.id IA 4
tew OF their friends last night. Colonel
Vineyard was the chief Mr.. SULLIVAN
presided ut the sldeboafd. and Captan
8aiker attended 20 the wants OF Ge,eraI
Keernn, whiet renn.fed his whole I'm,
The tenor OF an thu toasts was that IN
psn-Amsrlcan brought some mighty rne
fellows % Victoria even " A wss an IN
fortunate vertnr, for Us projectors. GEM
eral keenan, took occasion 10 deny 4
story revived at the hoard iast niebt
which was started - q icRe ten ar tsSe.vs
years ago ard haE since become aocontea
"a fact an over the Bnitod states ana,,
the time when ne erooned the bsidre' n,
indauola AT his request The post 49,
respondent gives Publicity 10 his eninhntie
denial OF the trula Of the matter fne
evenings entertainment concluded with ,n
representation OF "one-arn,ea tadler "
by AR sullivan, in which ne surprised IA
friends % the tplept displayed AIr
lHker goes to Beaumont. Afr. Sullivan N
Boston and Mr Vineyard. after 4 brief
enjnnrn In Corpus Christi. viii return ~
Victoria.
Mr. W. d, Lawson travelling messenger
agent OF the Missouri Kansas ana rexas
was In Victoria yesterday IN Tie ,n,eres,
q hls road, leaving in the AFTERNOON for
caero.
Messrs Baker ana Reynolds. OF ~.
Southwestern Teiegraph ana Teisphone
company are here In the interest or 81.
automatic system and az soon a. fortv
subscribers are secured WIN establish th.
syssem.
The sreatest pain annihiiasor OF the nre
u salssiisp oil Y always cnres
Or, Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Aa.ard
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Gn,ton-nnrll.-

gsreahain, Texas. February iS.-sia-,t..
az .aie residence q eae hraie,s paro n .
S osn,'iSs, S MF w q,i ss. Justice Rias
Ann,e Ha-tis No cards '' Ni-'s
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A'fd4tsNF, February 4.~-A pfoh,Ai,,a.
peilkon q being elrculAsea When lsst s..',,
anenf twenty names we're sSncd. rhe
more than likely be t'kaed. Tue e..,,..,,
Impression > that prohibition via cary 4,
Athsns Il u comes 70 vote. -
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conroe cuIIlng..

couroe rexas, Feoruary i5.-commls.
sionefr court has been in session ail ths
week, judge +. II. Powell presiding pres-
fnti ~ = stewart G. r Darby 4. + TAD
lack, Frank C, pnprce. conliniss5ene,-' ~
4. Thompson county clerk: y Gsfa,b
sheriff. ''i''
MARRIAGES linenres have been Issued nv
the coentf clerk this week 20 Nnthanie,
Mites and iaey sturEis. Spencer Blair ana
lielrue Melehei. anu
Air c q, I.ellcr has recently er.e,sa l.,
frpnt Of bis tthe CentraD saiooa a. ni u
street lamp. which IS quite an addition NJ
efat psri Of te,sn.
MIS- George Bnriie and little daughter
Mhn have beea visiting relatives al 81
Jacobs. III, have returned, and express
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ISLAND CITY ITrnn
Cotton Exchange sccre,,...,.
tressing Case Of p% ..'.p'

ssi"s Case OF poyer,'
Hriswo'd is the lame IL 'v4i. 4,
VINO walked into the ro,lss p ~
inirnins To G Post rt.,o 800 ss ai
a story o. poverty. Sic 81 y, 1
time past She had been ~ .s.,. nv :.
q ICON, and that IL soa,sis S
ool,e az oroe TO relieve her y.
hiile ones would probahiv ~, ~ 4
husband she stated, gas n, IN !
Wh4ls u. work paving 800 I
summer he was suustrleken, ~ \
sGiIe tAen ne hats been suh,ass.,
OF temporary insanity. Bsr ~.
'oEg past due, and uniess i, /
mother, father ana chI.dnss ~ y
upon the streets. =
The family consists Of a.. N
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community. thersiersse and 10 !,
RESOLVED, First. ts,,
broiher Dickson. Nj. -. 7. n q.
n1Fei 90 their st.,.'. .tiInly Ia, ,ta
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valued and worthy ceCa.asa5
kiisni who was AZ s't'z.ai
ana the law an offlssr 'elef 70 y u
eIserse Of his duty 'sArlss, <.
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towns owns sympathy 10 ~ We 1s,
teaved by this sad ev s.s.s vsi :,
VINO fnourns q dutfei s w % Il
to ' bt. Or fathers az, = Y
70 nus young wife, whs ant y.
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WIN his and WHOSE % an n
whose day o. gladness "! has II
70 the niEht u wreni. y g sooa
y shet tae Father Of d ~ ma y
llls children, and MO ba Saa
toW5, and carried our S "a. :! eo'a, n
70 them the help ana o,'siS, "a
our W. wor.ls be ihev ever S Il i, q
aVeli' That we extend N slpesis
pathy 70 his lodge ana A s'wise \
n9th Of which have ssg NV ns ea
Ee4olysd, Third. thSi grsVs
records and seal Be reSas,, sas
one COPY OF these resolntIans .
hIu mciher OF our deess v.s Q y
cory 70 Forest City lodrs NJ o.et
oy PYihlas with ro1uss, 40 NJ y
published IN the wharto, I c =
tos, one copy to The Es,, sslals
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LIFENTH HTllL Februarv n -
Watson, pAkt Efand Fnaster 81 the IA ss,,. 49,"
fFeszfmly, a hers ierllflax the lceel sos'e
~ this plece, 4 good many ylsll.6F hre,s
zen are here n attendance ssebi-
y simmons q .ais place .hs,,,,.s
trlfiy-ihfec bead OF nna beef cati iiiaa' y,
Houston today. $50 20