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The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1894-10-19

Everything prices which will give you an uneqaeu equaen 'or
your
Continental 40 inch Cotton Gus
90 6. 5"
Extra heavy unbeached 40 inch Cotton
36 6 "
Fine unbleached 36 inch Muslin
Fruit of the Loom, 36 inch
Heaviest and finest 81 inch Sheetlng IL
Lancaster and Bates Apron Gnghams Az
Cotton Crash, good quality
Linen Table Damask
Turkey Red Damask, fist colors 10
Best style Prints 4, 4 IL and 5 {"
All wool 46 inch Serge Dress Goods
all c,lors regular 75c. goods, 80 "
imported Fancy Dress Goods, worth ST.
inst one-haf SO cents yard
Bed Blankets in profusion,
As cents pair up, at about oo Genus OH uon",
Coats Thread, D Genus spooi
Pins, ceh1 P"Pei
Remember where others sell under at promo
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1894-10-19

II. NJ. Fuller.
Landgrove, Vt, Sept. q, 1894.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1894-10-19
On Glib List
For 1894.

To all advance paving subscribers,
both new and old, we make the fol-
lowing terms for the coming year:
The SITTER and N. Y. Tribune, ST. .2j
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-27
New Rallrond HulIdinr.

SDSetal 1eiscTan 20 ms Rsge;s-
ELKNs, w. Va, January oG.-Tbe
Roaring Creek and Charleston Railroad
Company will soon be ready TO put
trains on their road, which is TO connect
the Roaring creek coal field with the
West Virginia Central railroad and ia
eventually 10 be extended so as TO con-
meet the Camden and Davis systems.
The bridge IS nearly completed, the
steel Orders are 10 position and the
work of putting down the ties is now In
progress Tue connection with the
West Virginia Central on the eastern
side of the Tygart's Valley river is
about completed, and trains will be run
ming on the new ROAD some time next
month
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-27
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL
Intolerance.
Ehii'ppi Plaiad,aier.

<fHttipt ftQtHuflitr.
Thus fault has long been imputed to
certain elements OF the Democratic
party, and we regret TO find excuse for
IL 10 the recent action OF a few Hunting.
ton Democrats who denouLce Gov. Mac
Corkie's views on coal. The Governor.
In common with very many Democrats
OF the State, thinks the tariff on coal
should not be reduced. lie thinks this
Is for the best interests OF West
virginia. He has said so plainly
and promptly. He didn't walt to
see whether u would be popular or
unpopular. Considering our vast coal
area, the Industries operating. the mum
Der OF men employed ana the capital
invested, II would seem most com
lnendaOle thing In the Executive to
look with Interest upon any movement
which threatened to iniure the i'm
dustry. But II is said that reduction
OF the tariff will not Impair, but
strengthen It, All, that's the question,
Men differ on this question. Men in
West Virginia differ. Democrats differ.
Suppose then each denounces the other
Tor difference Of opinion. What is
this but Intolerance?
Would it not be better TO follow the
course OF Gen. b. ID. Spillman or Col.
i. ;. Landstreet, aud give US the facts
and figures? This IL an age OF reason.
aud are we not proud OF our boast that
THIS IS campaign OF education?" A
lew coal facts are worth a good deal
more 10 the people than a set of bJ1itUin
g"tmen resolutions, and they woula re-
meet more credit upon the intelligence
OF Huntington and do the Governor Just
as little harm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-27
The Republican Boss.

FdiTTHoNf IHdtr.
a correspondent of the REGISTER from
Iunnelton seems to think that the IN
der is mistaken when it says that Mr..
Mason could have the Republican nom
lpation for Congress In this district il
he wanted 1t, and assigned as a reason
that Hon. ). b. Elkins had his eye on
the place. When we made the above
statement we did not take Mr.. Elklns
into consideration, and did not know
that he had any such aspirations. We
TOO are convinced that no Republican
has any chance for anything in this dis
trict II ElKins wants II. He is the boss
OF this State, and the others are only
too willing 10 do him homage.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-27
NEWsLETA
Interesting Pieces OF TslegraphIo News
ia small space.


LocAN, o., January Pa verdict Of
murder in the first degree was returned by
the jury to-day DO the trial of Edwards for
killing Mrs. Sellers az Murray City. a min
Jog town about ten miles from Logan, on
the 9th OF July last
Z tEieH, n. G., January 2G.--A railroa d
accommodation which was standing At 70
water tank at WatDrsoU. on the suburb air
line was run into oy "a freight this morn
ing at O'Clock. j.. Bowman, OF Rich
uond, and Key SIR Shaw. of Portsmouth.
Va, were EI'ei. and Mr.. Br9die. ol War
rertou. severely injured
PANS, January 1t-A dispatch from
bou.orna-o Ir--a.uo announces the exp.0-
sion oi BOILER ir % Laundry al that place.
several people were killed and nuu0er
OF others are buried iu tho ruins and many
were ser0usy injured blythe explosion. %
ROSY. January .G III is reported here
toat tre Pore has summoned Archbishop
Corrgan, Cl Sow y uf. % Rome
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-27

CHICAGO, January 20 Alderman
Jeremiah ~ Mulvihil, Of the seven.
teenth ward, was shot and fatally
wounded last night in Hussey's saloon.
North SaugamOn street. Michael
Fewer fired the shot ana is under Er-
rest. Tho prisoner was drunk and was
hOurshiug a revolver in crowded
room. The Alderman attempted 70
disarm him. Mulvlhiu died this
morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-27
ALL DISEASES AND DEEORmITIES TREaTED.


da in oss tr
Nervo
neu
and aid
SuI.N
ne ron
OF
o hair etc should ms
gandua
NJ "a dieaseo mare s
W u phys.d falsdt M
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N m: Non1ayQ ga
which
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-27
Ihey Need ExercIn,.

heVser Tribune.
mere are too many Republican post
masters In West Virginia. Give 'em a
rest. ShcphcrdstOlCn Register
We think they have had rest enough.
Ihey ought TO be invited to take a
walk"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-27

blood faint Find perfect remedy for
EeroIuIo. iu OH its forms - something fhat
prJD Che blood, ag weIl OF ciuine to That.
81 ita token Iu time viii cure Conumrton.
Dr Iarc hof found it Its bis Golden
McIicaI Discovery Az q strength -ra-.r ror.
blood cleanser. oud flesh builder. nothing
like b. Us known to medical scIenc. For
every form of 6wofua. Bronchial. Throat
and Lung affections, Wcak Lungs, Severe
Coughs and kindred ailments it's tho only
remedy sure tlat DO can Re guaranteed II
81 doesn't benefit or cure, in every Gaze. you
have your money back
fou get wel, on you gct $500 Thars
what is promised iu good foith. by the pro-
81 etors oi Dr 6ogos Cafairh Remedy. TO
sufferer from Cntauh The worst cases no
matter ~ how long standing. ere perl1a-
neatly cured Dy tals Remedy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-27
Too smart Tor Tint.

SNsrherdsforH HegStcr.
The old rumor is revived that the
Hon. Stephen Il. Elkins is TO run
against Hon. VIM. l.. Wilson for Con
gress next fall. No, he won't. Steve
is much too smart for that. There is
little that is certain in politics, but il
there is one thing that is bound to &C.
cur 1t is that VIM. l.. Wilson viii! be
nominated and elected to Congress mex.
November. Knowing Republicans are
rs sure OF this as the Democrats are.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-27
Is HoEg a Candidate?

1t is generally understood that Hon.
c. h. Hogg will be candidate for the
Democratic nomination for Congress
this year In fact, Mr.. Hogg conceded
to us be was 10 the hands of his friends.
who would urge his nomination. Mr..
Hogg has many followers in this county
who will no doubt be loyal TO him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-27
NATIONAL VACCINE VIRUS.


PIopagated under the inspection OF mss.'i
on.cers OF Che Z. goYerumcnt Relied upon
by Surg Gen. john b Hamilton. ST. a. S. .oi
Dr. Peter d. Bryce, Secretary ontario Boad
OF hehl' D., protecting our Northern Bora r,
against Montreal during the late epidemic. '
is nccine used by he T. 3 Army. 10 hss Do.
ccived the endorsement of many state B0a-.f
of Health and Health Oncers. Each pscssgs
bears the date of charging All primary VOC.
cuhuous guaranteed if used within thirty
days after date or charging. our prstectF'
packet seals each point Individually end pre-
ysnt, be exposure before it's used We ref1's
10 sell crusts. Our rates Co physicians ers 20
follows. by nail prepaid Ivory Points, iI 60
each. lO for 81. pecial rates 20 druggist
Health Officers and Health Boards. aamP'
package ef5 points 70 cents
OFFICE iigALrH OFrrcrr.
SAVANNAH Ca. Jan -, 1921.
hftoHW Icrcine frt15 Z. hmrnt
Gentlemen ] have used over twelve ih'l'
SAND points from your estabhshment ".Ia
Ito pnysicians vacrinatiug under my direction
J have but lew reports Of failure 10 pfim'J
vaccinations hrt two failures have b.ef TO-
ported. Very truly. W r.. BNUN n Ek, h.p.
Health Ofiicer CitF OF savanna
AGENTS 10Y West Virginia. NOLAN BE ~
Dental ana Surgical Depot McLain ho..'
Room No ~, Secona Floor. Wheeling. W. -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-27

On ne road %
b eoIth the cons
sum ptivo who
reasons and
thinks Coneump
ton is devcl0Tei
through tho
blood lisa scrof
uiOus election
of the Irrra "a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-27
NHACHINB RX !
CAEOVHERS 4 HOWE

VS. have iu stock az the present time She fol-
lowlng. one secondhand Horizontal Engine
ana boiigr' p. p one second hand Acme IT,
hand Horilouta. Engine and B0Iler.Bh Do. 70. one
secondhand skinner Horizontal Fuc.nr and
Roller. Do Do. %. One second hand Fisher or
Noutal tugiue aud Boiler, f1 b. p one .ccIrI.
hand spence Traction Eoaine aud Roller. 10 h
r. One second hand Knowles steam Puwp.
medium size. One secondhand Nofsard Etpsfu
Pump. bifNSh. One second hand Hori1ontaI
Iuuu AZ Gouer, ~ b. r. one se-ond-haud Horizon.
al = Tue Tubular Boiler. tsKl6. one now Acme
AUTOMATIC Engine aud Boior q 10. %. One new
skinner HORIZONTAL Engine 20 D.. %. Agrrts
American Feed Wg,er Heaters by tie use I'D
WHICH guaranteed sowing In fuel be- made Oh
~ per cent Agents Sneaker IS Carr povyer
Fly tans Wareroom glh3 Main street Oeir.
Room $40 Peabody Building
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-27

o,, All who visit these Eminent Physicians on Jan 9th
18TH or 29th will receive all medical services and surpca
treatment FREE UNTIL CURED
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-27

We see Hon. d. w. Shaw's mama
mentioned in connection with the Gov.
ernorship candidacy at the next GEN
eral election. We know of no man we
could vote for with better grace than
our own Shaw.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-27


achron
cure SScd bsgtsf dssssa
l.a-G- 1870
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-28
Funera, Services. OF Je,hn Craig,

The remains OF the late John Craig were
buried yesterday morning from the North
Seattle Presbyterian church, where the
services were conducted BY the Rev. W.
A. Major. The many friends of the de-
ceased filed the church, while floral pieces
covered the caskes. Mrs. w. II. White
sey sang three solos. including 20. Rest
IN the Lord" during the services. Air.
Major made a few remarks dealing with
the warm ties OF friendship which had
been formed by those present with Mr..
Craig. and dealing with the high eharae-
ter which produced them. The pallbearers
were: r. Lee Barnes. J. G. Readnia n,
William NJ. Miles. Samuel Irwin, f. A.
Bell,-1. B. Howe, J. L. Smart. c. W. Loo
mis-. The remains were inferred in Lake
View cemetery.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-28
Note. Of the Miner Courts.

James NeCinnis. lahorer Who cele-
heated Christmas morning by stealing q
bottle az wire from David +. Davis sa-
loon on South Third street, was convict
ea Of retit larceny iu the municipal
court yesterday afternoon and sent to
the county Jail for thirty days. When
the jgdse asked him why he stole the
wine ne replied that he wanted some
thing 20 drink.
Frank MAthers. who attempted TO rob
the London Loan office a few nights
ago. will be arraigred In Justice Caid-
Wells court this afternoon at O'Clock
on the charge az attempted robbery. In
default Of $3.50 bonds, the justice remand
e.. him TO tire city Jail.
Anirvw johnson. who is charged with
er1hcxzlsnS siS5 from James Mattson. a
Snoquatnse River logger. was bound
over 10 the Superior court for trial yester-
day by Justice Humphrey. His friends
came to his reScne and he was released
on $50 bonds pending the calling OF the
case in the Superior court
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-28
A BOARD BILL AS AN OFFSET.
Parker's Defense 10 Mrs. Ksiiogg's
CIaisp-HIs Natural History Lessons.

A. s. Parker, the former minister, whom
Mrs Isabella NJ. Kellogg Is endeavoring
to have removed as administrator OF her
deceased daughters estate. and whom she
is also suing on claim of 5000. yester-
day filed his answer ard cross-compiaint
in the superior court, HIS defense Is that
from September. 1870 TO September. 1898.
ana at other times. Mrs. Kellogg and her
daughter Clara May occupied rooms In his
residence at Green lake. and were furnish
cd with food. attendance and other neces-
saries- During that time. Parker says.
Mrs. kellogg received and entertained
guests. who likewise occupied rooms In
his residence AMI were also furnished with
foca. etc. He lists Mrs. Keilogg's visitors
as follows: Carrie Ffliey and Mary Finley,
each one and two-thirfs months. Mrs.
william Filley. Mr.. and Mrs. James A.
Fillev and j. u. jackson. each one-half
month. amounting IN the aggregate 10 FIVE
and one-thlrti months, and bringing the
board and lodging bin fer Mrs. Keitosg.
her laughter and their guests. at $50 Ter
month for each person. to sa.sie. no part
OF witch. Parker says. has been paid He
also asks $50 each for twenty-threc les
sons In natural history. chemistry and
literature. said TO have been given to
Mlss Kellogg. amounting 20 sSiSe. AID de-
,nsnaS SOS storage for trunks aud furni-
tnre belonging 20 Mrs. heisegg. Parker
therefore asks fer judgment In the sum OF
S.iSa.se.
In the case OF Annie Marsftroyde
AGAINST Parker. he also fiisd an answer
DENYING ali The allegations OF the com
ntaInt. She claims he sauandered ECO
given him 10 invest for her.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-28

'sa cohssdar<tion for the aess -.
=. @ him OF an snprave-s srar,
1sel sound. the exact 1acssssr, -
hhe mas forgotten. WHICH s-s,.,.,,.,
s1sa vas AZ that time renting far e -. :
But after the ssssI ~ -
slshea Murphy informed hsr ,a.s ,.,s
property for which The cseharvs -, =
pc made was located in f-a,fsx~,s,
sss.... $50 .hla' tne deed MT yeS having Keen
- 81 sac objected TO the transaction
-. so1lsu minated. and says he rrora-
ana1 snea would be s.cae Severthe-
-. oh december a, af.er a pcrIoa os
ass.e nhess continuing from Nav 70.
aaufpny HE'D the dasd for record xys.t,
.'e county auditor, and me eonsicera.sc.,
instead o. being lard In exchange. wss
olHy III She asserts that the neesi In
reality - without consideration ara +,
fraud or her rights, Tor the reason .s,s
s1urpny had been informed that heal
process would be iayoxea. IN case q,
iailed TO dessst from mis- drunkenness -
Protect not only her rights BIZ. hss ascn
rom his nsisnanagsEaent and excessss.
Turing the last mentioned period az
alleged drunkenness and mental inc,-
pseify, Mrs. Murphy says. the d.s.fy
receipts or the meat market have .....s,,.
died from about 50 per day 20 oniy s,a
ana curing this time, Mrs. Mu-phy says.
hef husband has kept employed in the
sHop Eea who have not accounted To
AIM. out have appropriated the money re-
cetsed from the business. The result has
Deen that Murphy has incurred a debt
OF ABOUT SIs, and has mortgagei the
mixtures and implements ~ the business.
Drink - furthermore said to make aim a
dangerous man. In order to prevent he
husband from disposing Of the properly.
as ne now threatens to dc. It Is asked
that q restraining order Issue against
MN; that the court inquire as to his
hacitual drunkenness. and that a re-
ceiver be appointed TO manags the butch
er shop.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-28

Splendid Performance OF "Rigoletto'
by the Tavary Cpmpany

The Tavary opera company closed It's
engagement at the Seattle theater last
night by a very credItabie performance
OF Nerdfs "Rigoletto." The house was a
good one and was perhaps a shade cool
In its acceptance of the best rendered OPP
era since the opening OF the theater TO
many of the spectators the opera was a.
complete surprise. as ''Tannhauser" had
been announced ami Il was not uftli noon
that Mr.. Pratt felt that "Rigc7etto'
should be substituted. In point OF fact
Clark Payne was utterly unable to eing
on account OF throat trouble. and Guile
was unable TO sing I'm Wagner opera.
The plot OF '.Rigoletto" is the Same as
that OF the Fools Revenge" and Is sim
pie in the exsrens. Rigcfetto Is fool 10
the Duke OF Genoa and his daughter Giida
has been seen and loved by the duke. His
courtiers plot to shdnct another wonlan
but by mistake take Giida % the duke $
palace. Rigo,etto VOWS to be avenged and
hires sragapuciIe. the villain, to Kill him.
GiiaA stIli loves the duke and refuses to
believe him fatthless until. conducted by
her father. she overhears him at tavern
In conversation with Gypsy girl. She
also hears that he Is 10 be KILLED. but
when she knocks at the door is mistaken
for the duke and killed and her body put
snto IA sack. when her father, Rfgoietso.
comes 10 gloat over the body OF his en-
envy he discovers that hls daughter has
been murdered ard the curtain fails apon
his despair.
The chief feature OF the Performance
vas the appearances of che tenor Guile
who. although announced. had TO. sung
before, en- account of Illness. His beau;f-
full voice was heard with much pleasure.
especially in tie aria in the fourth act.
which vas redernandesi. Guile was in
fairly good veice; hts Alga tones were es-
pccsaziy true and clear. while hts lower
register showed stis1 some effects OF hss
recent lndlsposi slen- Mrs. TAvary's G.seia
was hisSTienlcalty accepsabhe ard the
music afforded her a good opros ;ssnsty for
n display Of her powers SIS q tiortsra
singer Her voice IS enc having a great
range and a pleasart sirrbre Al tiszes
her intorasiou IS. however. not afways
true. notsce4blY 50 las; evening when ste
attempted tn sing + IN alt ard sser ex-
ceSssvs use Of the vihsato is al times
somewhat harassing-
William Merteas in the title Yy,ts. sang
the part Esagaiiicentiy. His extreme uy,-
Per register CT pure baritone quality IL
remarkable for richness, and bis ins6gsa&
tea IS unusually gosL -fse srsat quartet
IN the last act. sung ty Tavary. Guile.
Ven Doenhsofr ard Aewtens. was enthus4-
aStscaiIy received and lad ID be rerea lad
wgliism schnsse- as Moaternre. sang
HstA his accustomed straightforward mar
Ser AMI gave satisfaction despite tia
Somewhat rovSn aEs5 rnevsn qualify OF
his voice
William ~, Harsssassn, the bassc. has
sessse esEsecszlsy fire tones IN hss deep reg
lister asst maize a capable spasaYaclse-
Tne o<rheNtFa pssSes Very ~ess aad the
s.zgsss we're eiosslg ta..owes hy TIE cog
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-28
REOElvEn FOR rHE coMpAsY.
Affairs Of the L. n. Grifnth Company to
Be Wound Up.

The L. II. Griffith Realty & banking
company yesterday pass ed into the hands
or Harvey 7. HanEoa. a. receiver, no
was appointed by Judge Langley on ap-
piication OF Henry c. Slracs, Jr, now SUI
Ing the company TO enforce pay.nea. Of
two promissofy notes. eacn for s.n.aqe.
The bond was fixed 1t Si@a. and January
) was set for the company 10 SHOW cause
Why the appointment should not be n.ade
permanent.
In his petition, Struck says that the
debts OF the corporation amount 70 si0e.-
900. while the assets arc largely rrcmls-
sorry notes, the face value Of which. Gees
not exceed si5o.0oo: hat nearly siocveo OF
these notes are signed by ID. r. Denny
e. Sons. who are unable 10 pay them CT to
secure any considerable portion of them.
The company, Struck says, long since
virtually ceased TO transact any active
business. and, having abandoned it's Of
flee. the books and records are now In
possession of l.. II. Griffith, its president.
Continuing. the petition alleges that not
more than $4,000 of the $5000op capital
stock has been paid. and that not To
exceed 500 OF this has been held by any
other person than Griffith. and that the
ownership in these shares is only nomi-
nal In order to give the corporation an
apparent legal existence.
For q long time past, it Is charged.
Griffith has had sole management of the
corporation. and has used the assets for
his own private ends. Numerous trans
fers OF real aud personal property are
said to have been made by the company
10 Griffith and his creditors wholly with
cut consideration. and likewise 1t is
claimed that property has been conveyed
by Griffith TO the banking company 20
such an extent that 1t Is impossible TO
separate property rightfuf1y owned by
Griffith from the property rightfully
owned by the company.
Struck further says that numerous suits
are about to be commenced against the
company, and that other creditors are
about TO enter into a combination with
Griffith aud the company in order to give
their claims. amounting 10 more than
e.Aso, preference over his.
Receiver Hannon's bond, with S. L.
Crawford and ID. Ksiler as sureties, was
approved by the court.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-28
AsRAHAns IN SAN rnAxclsoo.
Tbs Missiag Grocer Heard Fron-The
Receiver Sill In ChsrrSs

A letter has been received In this city
BY u frierd OF PHI Abrahams from the
missing grocer. who says he is rcw cash
Ter OF the Seattle restaurant in San
Francisco. Abrahans says his sudden
departure from this ciss. was not due 10
financial difficulty.
The store OF the Abrahams Company,
on Second street. near yesivr avenue.
Is still in the hands Of the receiver. and
viii rsniala 50 until the attachment suits
against the corporation are acted on by
the superior ecurt. The action brought
hy Schwahaeher Bros & Co. hiss been
stricken from the calentisr. as that firlu
already holds q judgment by confession
made some time ago while the AhsahaEns
Company was insolvent.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-28
SAYS MURPHY Is A TOPPER.
"asshy Wants y Guardian for Him
To Save His Property.

asSy Is sail % have conquered John
Hay. TIE veteran hatcher at sis pike
49, sa>s Yesterday hts wife pesisionesl
s asNl'ate esart fer The appointment OF
s~asss''s'' i0T him Ever since Septeni-
~ aae says. Murphy has been an
So aranhert. With EeTsosls of infes-
:. .s usually continuing sevesal months
sss'ae. fFoR1 which he Is arrested cssiy
r. 1$'asss brought On rs dissipation,
49, such Periods, sAe says. he saaan-
- never isss Iaan Sfga. ana at enc time
A. sway s4.fs besides ineumherinS the
- ard property vith large debts
~. ihelr marriage Air.. and Mrs,
- hsVe accumulated .eai property
=, aSss. kttsap AMI TAgrstan counties
- :; N.ss8 ard the butcher saap.
80 eaght 70 yiei3 an income ot ss.eee
- se@r. Last May. Mrs. Murray says.
- hssasHd Induced hSr 20 ain him in
= ', - a deed ser twelve ssfs "a Wills
s.aaas3l's Canal addition and lse acres
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