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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-16
WEST LIBERTY NORMAL
banquet rendered tho Graduating Clas
br tho Fncnltr

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banquet rendered tho Graduating Glass
by tho Faculty.
Las. evening tho faculty Of the West
Virginia normal school at West Liberty
rendered a banquet 10 the graduating
class OF the institution. which was a
pleasant occasion 70 oil who attended.
Among tho gues;s Of the evening were
the ~e!ocution and music classes, also
Rev. Mr.. Carver and wife, Rev. Mr..
Trippett and vile, Dr.. Epstein aud
wife, and Miss Mollie Houng. Mr.. Jacob
snd wife, OF West Liberty, were also
present
The programme OF tho evening In.
Guided musical and literary features,
and at 10 o'clock Miss Curtis struck up
a march on the piano, and all pro
ceeded 70 the supper room. where an
elegant lunch was scrved. roasts were
responded TO as follows: Mrs. Wendt,
"woman's Suffrage" Dr.. Epstein
"Education;" Mr.. Muldoou, OF the
graduating class, "Wes. Liberty Normal
School," Mr.. Jacob. "0ur New Acad.
envy" Rev. Mr.. Trlppeti, "Feasts;"
Rev. Nj. Carver, "Our Future"
Altogether the evening was one tina:
will long be remembered With pleasure
by those who were in attendance,
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Vrisoners leaving the rsn.

Two United States prisoners were dis
charged IRON the pcni:en,isry ycssar-
day. Their names wc.c George Penn
ana George Qa;mcsl, o! Mcdowell coun-
". Five more vii! leave to-day, repro
s%eatinE the following counties: one
Mineral: ouc Kanawha; two Harrison
and ono Wood. This Is the largest
number that has gone cut % one day
Tor over two years, aud will make nInc
discharged this week. which will leave
a population OF t52 There havo been
sa,GN prisoners served terms in the peai-
Tertiary since its beginning, tho one
making that number having been re-
ccivcd on tho Sih inst,
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Tho Ohio county club delegates TO .he
Fa!smont convention on June 70 me.
last night in the Republican club room
al Odd Fellows hall. Abou, thirty
wore present, Il. @. Richards was
made chairman and John k~iudleberces,
secretary. \ badge was adopted 10 be
worn 10 Tho convention, and these cas-
DO secured al the I~XTELuGrScEs Office
Monday next, Those delegates who are
unable 10 60 20 Fairmou. were requested
to notify an alternate from the same
club Tho majority OF tho delegates will
leave 81 $50 a N. on the 10Th. The
president and secretary Of each club
were Instructed 10 give delegates formal
credentials, daily signed, 90 tina. they
may DO admitted wi;hou; delsy o, ques-
ticn
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UAnnl;EvIritGs
Matters of BilnUr Moment III ani hbcuI
tiin civ,

Matters of BiInUr Moment III ani About
tho CITY.
Tim main building Vt tho Whitaker
mill 10 partly undur ROOF.
LAST evening tho patrol wagon hauled
n birh man 10 tho City hospital, BY rO'
quest OF W. W. Irwin, county comnIa'
sioncr.
A MGrtlSu OF tho council committee
OH u0llcb was callOd for last OvOning,
but wns not hold, owing to tho lack OF
n quorum.
DAVE ind Don kraus. left YoGtorday
for tho east, 10 purchase Il stock oil
clothing, otc,, for thOIr now Market
street store.
THE Knights OF tho Golden ERglo nj
tended n festival Of their brothorn ut
BollNirc last night. A BOllcirc band os'
cor,nd Thorn down.
IuE hearing OF Soudcrs and Watkins,
tho two men accused o! setting iiro 10
tho State Fair restaurant, will bU held
Mt . p. IN. to-day by Squire Gillcspy.
LAST ovon!ng tho three singing 90.
| clothes which will attend tho Toledo
pTngorfost hold d Joint rehearsal IN tho
beethoven hail. 1t was n great success.
NEXT Tuesday evening tho Arion 80.
ciety will livo n picnic, concer. aud
dance at Wheeling park, for which u
most attractive programme has boon
arranged.
The usual meetings Tor the young
men will be held at the Young Mons
Christian Association building thi'
evening at T:45 o'clock and tomorrow
afternoon At / o'clock.
GEORGE FMrz and Maggie Farrell We 0
before Squire Gillcspy yesterday for il.
licit relations. and Fritz also OH u peace
warrant sworn out by Mollio Ayers.
The hearing was postponed.
RESERVED seats for tho concct. and
commencement OF the Soguin business
college and conservatory OF music will
70 on sale this morning nj +. W.
Banners music store, 1910 Market
street.
ExcrRs!oS TlcKrts TO Niagara Falls,
Crcsson, Chauiauqua points, Deer Park,
Oakland, Mt Lake Park and other
points, all limos, On sale at tho Union
Railroad OAicc, 1900 Market street,
John Baltic, agent.
OFFICER JONI 0Rn, OF Washington,
Pa, passed through Wheeling home.
ward bound, having in custody John i.
Cook, colored, who was arrested At
Cooper, W. Va. Tho man is accused o.
the murder OF Mrs. Lizzie Smith.
A STRONG pressure has been brought
TO bear on Mr.. Charles Zulauf TO run
for tho Republican nomination Tor
county commissioner from Ritchio dis
tIict. Ho would make q strong Clndi-
date and n good member OF tho board.
ATTENTION is called 10 the trustees
sale OF the old Elliiritz wagon factory
property, corner Twenty-toutth and
Market. Full lot Of ground and good
buildings. easily adapted TO business
purposes. Sale at the court house nj 10
o'clock this morning.
LITTLE Mary Louise Lamb, a daueh-
tor Of Mr. Gibson Lamb. narrowly eS.
capped death BY a runaway night before
!aet. Ed Waddel drove out to take her
and another little girl q ride, and while
she was alone IN the carriage the horse
ran OF and co!lidod with q beer wagon.
she was thrown ou!, but not dangerous.
~ hurt. Tho horse aas seriously in.
jured.
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WHEELING Park ro.Monnow.

To this beautiful aud popular resort
iWhcollnE'S Prido) many attractions hnvD
been added, tho most prominent bOinG tho
Concert Halt aud Casino, now being built.
Concert at $3.50 p. III. by tho renowned
Opera uuse OrclIuKtri-
flrSt.clnSs meals nnd Refreshments
served.
leo Crcnm from Tho Parks own dairy.
The Wheeling s. Elm Grove railroad
leave every hour and the fare Inns hocu 70.
huccd To 600 for the round trip, including
Park admission.
Tcn-rin and Picnic parties should secure
accommodations In advance by telephone,
GO"-i. or by applying 10 Col. August Rolf,
Manager.
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Tho following transfers OF real estate
we're lct: 70. record At Clerk Hooks
ollcn yesterday:
Deed, made December p, 1851, 10.
scph c. Hedges and wife to Brooks
Hedges, their one-hali interest in land
on the north branch OF Shor, creek, IS
acres for Sl,574 a.
Deed, made Dccrmhcr"+. 1881, Brooks
Hedges and wife 10 Joseph G. Hedges.
one.halt Of the trac, mentioned above
i,r SOFA
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Emsheimcr,s Alteration Sale.

On accouui c: the crowded condition
Of our s;orereoms We have decided 10
remove : branch OF oa- business 10 No.
100 Main s.rcs:, in our buil6;ns, which
will be renode!S ieI "a. We, ;here-
fore, Go not intend {: remove : single
dollars wo,th OF goods, and will. place
o. sale nearly $4,000 worth OF Dry
Goais. No:ioa, LADIES' and Chiiisea's
Furnishing Goods Cloeks, ShavlS
Suits, Wrappers. M1:lin and Cambria
Undervexr, Waists. CurtaiGs, IaFsasS'
and Ch!ldrea's Dresses Srd CoaSs.
Emtroide,ies, Laoe, and Trimmings OF
al kiads, regardless ot cas; o, value
II EN,REMEs.
Is and - EerenIh Stree.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-16

The delegates to the Republican coa.
creSsjopal convention in the Webster
dist.ic, were uispria;ed in the 2ubIica.
lion. The following are the correc,
nalrcs of;he delegates:
Dovener-S. K. Johnson, James 4
Travis, George OsviaGey, George Dor.
ds2ux, Il. c. Meyer, \. Il. Carney,
John Cummings Atkinson Jacob
Ei;zsr, George 4 St Meyers, Hiram
Haynes, Charles F. thinner. John 6.
Lessp.e, Henry Kern, Charles N. Vii,
soc.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.


lOSt-A LndY'i nlacS Wrap.
llhmmUckN-CarlO bros,
Wheeling nl'lnc0 College Summer Session.
Grand p~!culc-it, Johns Germuu COugfCCa'
tlon.
snlH-Geo. l.. st,,cl 3 Co.-rrnh lngG,
supply House Trlmblu & Lu,E
Fourth Street NJ. Z Church.
St Matthew'S Church.
Letters R%crInluiuy IN lo,tONlcc.
Duck Suils-GcO. NJ. suOOI & Co,-E!ghth
lGgn.
Lnlic,' waIsts-S,onO& Thomhs-EIghth Page.
New Toa StDrc-Jlrny ". RetEet.
Stocks for Hhlc-R. :. irwin.
rlcuic GOOdS--C, V. l%inuilug & Co.
SAtlrHl Stone Hltct-EWing DfOL
The Stall Of Iiio-li. Y. DehTcnS
Summer Rcadiny-frank Stlutoa.
Paris Hrrcn-R. II, List.
Sealed prOpOSnls,
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II your eyes tire, water. twi:ch o,
burn, or your head aches whc1 readiu.
or sewing, consult aai have them ex.
amincd ioe glasses, free OF charge. ct
ITO Main stree. next 10 S2oos GCo.'s)
By Prof. Shelf. the op.;c:an, WIS
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The pleasant elect and perfect safety
with which ladies may use the Calitor,
MIA liquid laxative, Syrup Of Figs, unde.
all conditions, makes it their ~iavoritc
remedy. To got the true asd genuine
article, LOOK fcr the an OF the Cali.
tornia Fic Syrup Co, printed near the
bottom Of the package.
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Yesterday Attorney s. G. Smith. act
ing Tor eastern clients, had the Roches-
Ter fro sale clothing store closed on an
attachment Tor Sl,400. It is c,timatcd
that the stock in the store Is worth
about $1,000.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

From and after this date the Mozart Park
Incline Will be run dnily from . TO IL
o'clock p. IN. On sundays 1. Will start nt o
O'clock II. n.
Private parties or picnics desiring TO 20
NJ nj nm earlier hour during thu week can
mnHc tho necessary arrangements with
Charles l1crstiunnn, Superintendent, or W
G. ~liamGlRn. Jr., Secretary. Telephone
No. Iii.
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In the police court yesterday James
Howard, up Tor contempt, waa let 20.
Albert Gross. for bcatin: his wife. was
fined so and costs. James Brown, for
operating y shell game, was fined SO
and costs. Lincoln O'Eiare, colored,
was arrested yesterday for abuse OF bis
vita
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Wafer rents for the six months end.
ing September 50, 1894, arc now ready.
Ii paid on or before june so, 1894, q dis.
count OF 10 per cent will be allowed.
TIE CRY WATER BOARD.
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WHEELING. W. Va, Jrpel5, 1871.

NHL-L-NN' w y, NGEC 70, -SJt. :
40 gesvvN: to5l: W. : -IR;iS: 07lr Czi.ot
'To-SgrE:
desire 70 express my thanks TO the
Ancient Order OF United Worknen 10.
the prompt payment TO me OF 5000,
amount OF beneficiary certificate OF
you. order held by my husband, Peter
Plues, payable Z; his death.
Rachel Plies
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JrS7 via. yoa wa: dE-!aS tie 10.
Weather, = celebrated genuine Cooked
EoaAess uxD, wholesale aad :ets;L
T. ScINT & SoSS
ilS1 Market stree.
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= PLEASANT day caa be spent 4: the
picnic OF 81. Johns German congre:a-
ton at Ss!bcrt's Garden Tbursday, June
OF
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LADIES and children spending n few
hoursat Mozart Park will always auG cool,
dcllcIou us water In abundance.
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GREArpARGAIHs IN sOTnoUsEnINGS

NIkF..I UNkIfNINN IN ~
All wool md warranted TO wear. which
we mr." making TO order on short notice II
desircd.
Also 100 dozen OF those splendid wear.
Ing G5c Half Hose Just received Mt
C. HESS y SONS,
Fashionable TnilnrS aud Gents Furnish.
ors, 1891 and 1898 Market Street,
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Better can Re had here at So o.,
$685., 81 95 and up. Every one
OF these popular Suits are quoted
much below regular prices Beau
tiful Duck Suitings ana Duck Par
aSolS
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lS aud 81 Eereslh Sires.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1894-09-20
Special Rates,

Special rates have been announced for the
following occasions which will be given on ap-
piication.
Society of the officers Oft Army Of the Ten
see, Oct 3rd and 4th at Council Bluffs. la.
Farmers National congress-, Oct. Sd to 9Th.
at Parkersburg. ". Va. American Bakers
Association, Oct. 10 and II at Baltimore. Md
Des Moines Branch Womens Foreign Mission-
airy society, Oct. Il to IA at Council Bluffs, la.
Presbyterian Missionary society and 8 s con-
vention, Oct. IL to l9, at Bropkfeld, Mo.
Grand Lodge knights of Pythiss, Oct Is to
~. Excelsior Springs. National convention
German branch Epworth league, Oct % to 81
at ST Paul, Mimi. Womens Christian Tenn
peranee Union. Oct. a3 20 % Brook6eld, Mo
On account Of the Fair. tickets will be sold
Sept. 24th to 18th to Lees Summit and return at
rate of 81 for round trip.
Methodist DISTRICT Camp-meeting at Har-
risonville. Mo, Sept 10 to Oct. Let, 1894, the
Mo Pac Ry Co Will sell tickets limited for five
days from day OF same but in case tickets
will be good for return after Oct. End at rate
OF 81 L for round trip. In addition tickets will
be sold Sept % and 25rd. 70, 80. limited for
return the following Mondays st IS cents for
round trip
Emancipation celebration, #. Scott. Kan
Sept. 22nd. 1894. the Mo Pac Ry Co will sell
tickets on Sept. 22nd limited for retnrn the
same day at rate 81 20 for the round trip
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1894-09-20
Friday October u. 1894,
Trustees Sale.

Whereas Chris Schmidt and Catherine
Schmidt his wife by their deed OF trust
dated April 26, 1890, and recorded in the
recorders Office within and .or Bates
county, Missouri, in book No. 90 page
,S6 conveyed to the undersigned trustee
the following described real estate lying
and being situate in the county OF Bates
and state OF Missouri, to-wit:
Lots four IT, and five 81 and six T61
and fwenty-four feet of west side of lot
three said twenty-four T24l feet being
40 teet north and south b. twentyfou
teet east and west all in block number
one hundred and one IoI in the City
OF Rich Hill, (which conveyance was made
in trust to secure the payment of one GER
tain note fully described in said deed of
trust and whereas default has been made
| in the payment OF the annual Interest
now past due and unpaid and on account
OF such default The principal OF said
| note became due and PAYABLE
Now therefore at the request o.
the legal holder of said note and pursuant
TO the conditions of said deed oftrust, will
proceed 10 sell the above described prem
| ises at public sendue, to the highes
/ bidder for cash at the east front door OF
the court house, in the citv CT Butler,
county OF Bates and state OF Missouri, on
Friday October IL, 1894,
between the hours of nine O'clock in tn.
forenoon and FIVE o'clock in the after
noon of that day for the purposes OF sal,
istying said debt, interest and costs.
FRANK ALLEN, Trustee.
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Trustees Sale.

Whereas VIM II Graham and Lucy
A Graham his wife. by their deed of
trust dated September 10, 1891, and re-
corded in the recorders office within
and for Bates county, Missouri, in
book No 10. at page 1.6, conveyed
to the undersigned trustee the follow
ing described real estate lying and
being situate in the county of Bates
and state Of Missouri, to-wit:
The southeast quarter Of the
southeast quarter of section twenty
two (22) i'll township forty-One Al
Of range thirty-three (33( containing
forty 40 acres more or less, which
conveyance was made in trust TO Sc
sure the payment Of one certain note
fully described in said deed Of trust,
and whereas, default has been made
in the payment Of the note in said
trust deed described now past due
and unpaid. Now therefore at the
request Of the legal holder Of said
note and pursuant to the conditions
OF said deed Of ftrust, will proceed to
sell the above described premises at
public vendue to the highest bidder
for cash, at the east front door of the
court house. in the city Of Butler,
county Of Bates and state Of Missouri,
on
FRIDAY DC 5ober IL, 1894,
between the hours of nine O'Clock in
the forenoon and FIVE o'clock in the
afternoon Of that day, for the pur-
poses Of satisfying said debt, interest
and costs. j. d. ALLEN.
fat Trustee.
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OTHER S'COCKHOI.DERs.

Owe Goble passed through here
Monday with a prisoner en- route for
Butler.
Morton Jenkins has gone to work
in the coal at YoakuIn.
q w Park, interviewed about the
populist speeches last Tuesday night
at Virginia, said: They have changed
their manner of work; they used to
be in the national banking business
and running railroads; he thought at
one stage of Mr.. Graham's speech he
was a prohibitionist when he told
about the clerks at Jefferson CITY
spending SO much money ia the sa-
looms. Our ole Pro. friend does not
understand Mr. GrahaIn's motive in
speaking about the old parties going
to make property qualification for
voting; he thinks it would hurt the
pro. dem. or rep. about as it would
the pop. Another thing looks strange
he said there is a man out for Office
who hoped to see the day when the
farmer would have to work for fifty
cents a day and then they could not
eat pie three times q day. When
asked to give his name, said he dare
not now, but would publish it just
D6IOre Lno election. Inc meeting
was slimly attended.
Itis 4 query in the minds Of some
of our people who Grandma" is that
wrote the items for the Union, from
this place a few weeks ago. Grand.
ma is short woman with sandy hair,
and had made up her mind to rent
her farm to her grandson and go to
another county, but inquiring of a
neighbor of the politics of the county
and finding it was a republican coun.
ty, concluded to remain in Bates.
Virgil Jenkins il. going to Rich Hill
to work in the mines.
The Virginia school house has beer
repaired, painted and made ready
for school, which begins Oct. 1st.
n. NJ NESTLERODE.
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Virginia Items.

Mr.. Jas. WOOdfin of south of the
run was in our town one day last
week. He tells me to say to the TIMES
readers he has 12 head Of 3-year old
steers for feeding purposes, for sale.
Mr.. Woodtin has so acres of as fine
land as ever n crow flew over, il lies
on the north bank of the river at
what is called the Hurricane Rifles
known as the Garry land, price, $40
per acre.
IL you want nice sorghum molasses
90 to WitherOws.
Hugh Maloney, the pop man, was
in Virginia Monday.
Little Jim Porter rides nowadays
in good buggy.
Ernest Judy has nice bicycle and
il learning to ride nicely.
Mrs. John Hedger and Gerty Met
calf went to Austin one day last week.
This week wheat is going In the
ground fast, and lots OF it.
Mrs. Lent is dangerously sick and
not expected to recover.
feet deep. At a depth of 60 feet he
struck a vein OF gas, he then went
through 80 feet of sand rock which
was full Of coal oil in paying quaint
ties, then went through a 17-foot vein
Of slate which was filled with gas.
Now there is 125 feet Of water in the
well; by holding looking glass so it
will throw the light down the drill
hole you can see the water boiling
up with gas. This will certainly be
rich find for Mr.. N.
Geo. Thompson has bought 12O
g 20 Sr iv
fine land.
Mr.. John Neal had his buggy
mashed up Sunday night by some
one running into him with n wagon.
John Harper is buying calves.
Geo. Crooks has n fresh cow for
sale.
w. Y. Cowan bought a span OF
mules Saturday, at bargain:
Mr. Carr Dudley is quite sick.
II Morrison's little son, Walton,
is down with the fever.
Mother Mann and Mr. Sanders are
making some good sorghum.
Aunt Amanda burst treated her
self to a nice new bedstead the other
day.
John Nance has returned from
Kansas, after a summers absence.
Morrison Scybert did not go to
California, he only went home.
The musical entertainment at the
Concosd school house, Monday
night, conducted by Prof. Shackle
ford, was immense.
Jay Bright is laid up with a lame
back, caused by loading drill.
Ike Lockridge's mare took seconC
money at the Mound City, Kan. fair
Billy burst has the job OF sexton Al
the Crook school house this fall.
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sufferer from ner-
vous exhaustion, ner-
vous debility, impair
ed mem ory, low
spirits, irritable tenn
per, and the thousand
and one arrangements
of mind and body
that result from.
unnatural. pernicious
habits, contracted
through Ignorance
Such habits result in
loss of manly power.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1894-09-20

The democrats are in a muddle
over in the Fourteenth Senatorial
district. The convention met at Fay
cite, and instead of nominating one
candidate as instructed to do. a split
III the convention occurred and two
candidates is the result, State SEN
ator Stark Of Cooper and Jas A.
Blevins, of Morgan. The matter will
have to go to the state central CON-
mittee for adjudication.
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Trustees s Sale.

Whereas VIM n Crouch aud Alice A Crouch
his wife, by Their deed oftrust dated August 81 .
1891. and recorded in this recorders Office
within and for Bates county. Missouri. in book
No. l0s page l66 conveyed to the undersign ed
trustee the following described real estate ly-
ing and being situate in the county of Bates
and state of Missouri. ts-wit:
The east half of the northeast quarter and
the northeast quarter Of the southeast quarter
of section ten (lo) In tcwnship forty t40l, OF
range thirty OO) containing one hundred and
twenty Q20) acres more or less. which convey
ance was made In trust to secure the payment
OF one certain note fully described In said deed
Of trust; ana whereas default has been
now past due and unpaid Now. there
fore, at the request of the legal holder
OF said note and pursuant to the con-
ditions OF said deed OF trust, / will proceed to
sell the above described premises at public
vendue to the highest bidder for cash at the
east front door Of the court house, in the city
OF Butler, county of Bates and state of Mis-
souri, on
Friday October II, 1894, .
between the hours OF nine o'clock In the FORE
noon and I've clock in the afternoon OF that
day, for the purposes of satisfying said debt.
interest and costs.
40 It J. D. ALLEN. Trustee
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HarpOOned Deacon Miller.

Paris, Ky, Sept 16.-This morn
ing Deacon Horace Miller, an Owens
man, and Deacon j. D. Butler, who
voted for Breckenridge, were discuss
ing the election. Hot words pass
ed and Deacon Butler harpooned
Deacon Miller in the ear with bis
umbrella, whereupon Deacon Mile,
blacked Deacon Buffers eye. They
were separated.
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Shot tor Challenging Il Vote.

Paris, Ky, Sept. 16-At Riddles
Mills, this county, at Z o'clock this
morning, Ben Duvall shot and fatally
wounded Ed Faulkner, aged %.
The trouble originated over the
former challenging the latter's vote
at the election yesterday.
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tion of the spot for turning the
little trick as the robbery was pro-
fessionally designated For ten miles
there is do night telegraph station
until La Plata is reached. and there
is no stop there. Once in a while
the train takes water at Gorin.
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Saturday, October 13, 1894.

Everybody in the west mourns the
death OF poor Joe. Every cloud has
it, silver lining The silver lining We
offer a. d relief and soIace il our eel
ebrated
JOE AND DAN CIGAR,
made Of clear Havana long flied. For
sale by J. 5. Pierce, s. w. cor square
Butler, DO. Try and be convinced.
24-2m