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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-08-23
Local Gossip.

Major A. c. Moore has pur.
chased a farm in the county.
The White Squadron viii be
here September I'm.
Harrison Cork is still q very
sick man at Marshal, Illinois.
The furniture for the new hotel
has been purchased. Ii is all
first-class.
One of the best companies in
America will play at the Traders
opera house here during the fair,
Q. Lee Wolfe, who left here
some months ago in the hay
twilight, is in Atlanta, Ga.
The Salem Cyclone is reyeling
in conubial bliss. Shall we ex
pect a little squallY
Send your children 10 Broad.
dus where they can get thorough.
training, surrounded by Chris
tian influences.
Ex.President Harrison sill.
probably deliver the address be-
fore the State Editorial Associa.
ton here on Sept. 18th.
Maj. Robbie Ramsay is getting
along nicely with his broken
limb, at Mrs. j. Shuttleworth's
on Main Street.
Hood Horner has purchased.
Miss Campbell's book store and
will carry on the business at the.
old place.
The winter school will be a
month or two late commencing
this fall on account of the building
not being finished.
Rev, Evans is at Mt.Lake Park
but he informs US that he will be
in his pulpit as usual at Gotf.
Chapel on Sunday. Tell your
friends.
The fellow that said Clarks.
burg had the prettiest phone
girls in the United States, was a
philosopher and spoke wisely
and well.
The opera house is to be open
ed during the fair. It will be a
great event in the history of
Clarksburg.
The young people VINO are TO
take part in the opera Sept. II,
are practicing twice a week and
have been doing so for some
time.
Do not forget the County Sun
day School Convention on Aug.
9th and 2Sth. The district sec
retaries should send in their re-
ports at once.
The Traders hotel has been
cleaned up stairs and will be in
readiness for 10 receive its new
furniture when it arrives from
New York city.
Our people are beginning to
look forward to the coming of
the editors on Sept. 18th and
18th. Let's decorate Clarksburg
and make tia glorious old time.
The Merchants Consolidated
Adjustment Co., of Wheeling,
have been actively at work col.
Letting bad debts for parties in
this county.
The Baptists are at work on,
their new church lot. The mas.
sive dwelling house was success
fully moved back on Second
street last week and the church
will be erected where it stood.
The new Traders Hotel will be
opened and dedicated
by the West Virginia Editorial
Association, on Sept. 18th. Its
one of the finest hotels in the
State.
There will be a big rush Sun
day to hear the silver throated
Philippians from Dixie, They
are here now and Will sing at the
A. NJ. E. camp meeting at the
fair grounds. Go and hear them.
Rev. Woodson, field agent for
Broaddus. will conduct a board
ing club for the boys this winter.
This will make the expense of
attending the Institute very reas-
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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-08-23
Purely : Personal.
rur MOVEMENTS OF PEOPLE YOU
PROBABLY KNOW.

R. j. and Fred Criss are home
from Addison.
Hoff Sommers has been to
Toronto, Canada
Mrs. Oliver P. Boughner is at
Old PORT Comfort.
Judge A. Brooks Fleming. of
Fairmont, was in town Wednes-
day.
Miss Allie Morris, ofMt Glare,
was The guest of her sister Nettie,
The first Of the week.
Capt. A. P. Wozencraft. of
Dallas. Texas, is the guest of his
fsther-in.law. Col. B. Wilson.
Miss Madge Bennett, of Yves.
ion, is in the city the guest of
Miss Collie Duncan.
Il. W. Evans, of Chilicothe,
visited his daughter, Mrs. G. E.
Wilson, this week.
Jim Stuart was down to the
eastern market with cattle and
sheept this week.
Miss Lucy Eagon, OF Chenille.
and Miss Ida Abbott. of Fair
gmont. are the guests of Miss
Mollie Va. Smith this week.
Peter b. Fighter was in the
city Wednesday, looking hale and
hearty at the grand old age of
ninety one.
Mrs. Luther Raymond, Mrs.
R. S. Gardner and Misses Alice
Thorn and Flo Raymond have
returned from Atlantic City.
Our friend w. w. Cork, Super.
perintendent of the the County
Aims House, was a cordial TELE
GRAM visitor this week.
Miss Mamie Raymond. Miss
Bessie MinnicK and Mrs. Myra
Camden have returned from
The Webster salt sulphur springs.
Mr.. A. Erskine, Jr., of Balti.
more. is in the city representing
The Monumental Loan Associa.
Jon of Baltimore. He is a very
Pleasant and refined gentleman.
Rev. J. W. Shoemaker, a form.
b West Virginiap, but now a
Fading divine in Alabama, is
VISITING relatives in this county.
he is accompanied by his wife
and members of his family.
Col. W. S. Price left Monday
for Baltimore.
P. J. Ernst was in Wheeling
this week.
Frank shutlleworth is in In
Llama
Editor Burnside, of the Delta,
was pleasant caller last Friday.
b; NJ Tyson, of Oral, was in
5uckhannon this week.
Dave. D. johnson, of Parkers.
urs Vas here Tuesday.
|, Ben Coli.man was in the city
Wednesday,.
Stephen Stuart, Of Overield.
and our office visit yesterday.
Mr.. George L. Figott, of Dola,
as here Tuesday.
Nh. NJ. B. Curkendall is at AT.
Etic City.
Harvey W. Harmer. ESQ. is
ending a few days at Fairmont.
frof ]. n. David was in Nor.
1 lntown this week.
N /, k,ingsberry left Wednesday
Maltoor, Ill.
4 l. nc 9. lawson. a Esq, was in
mnston Tuesday.
Col \, ! Henry Raymond returned
3 m Cape May this week.
\ Mis- y Matte Collins spent Sun.
7 ut Mt, Lake Park.
; Nj. and Mrs. Claude Monroe
q :, WISHING friends in Webster
8 drs. $. G. Sands was visiting
Parents lin Terra Alta this
! I 9. Cunningham, D. K.
r . q and 9, B. CAorpening left
boston Tuesday evening.
uses Mollie Pinnell and Pet
tlleworth spent Sunday with
naS N Simpson.
:; and Mrs. Jake Koblegard
ID asiHnshter, of Weston, we're
IS ldse Maxwell was in West
ins N on legal business Wednes-
Dte
dei III
81 ,gh Lorentz foreman Of the
= NGanIon Delta, was in the
cry d. D., Boughner, Rev. Williams
ade 81 others are attending the
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-08-23
SPECIAL no scnoOL rEAcnRRs.

In order 10 meet a deep felt
need on the part OF many public
school teachers. Salem College
will organize Special Teachers
Classes to run the first half of the
Fail Term, for the benefit of those
who are 10 teach the coming win.
ter. The teachers who expect
to have pupils well advanced are
already feeling anxious about
their work; and some have ex.
pressed a desire for an oppor.
tunity to review certain branches
and certain portions of Arithme.
tic upon which they are getting
alittle rusty
These classes will be a bless.
ing to all such teachers. What
they study win be governed en-.
tirely by what the members need
to review most. This will give
teachers a grand chance to i'm.
prove the four or six weeks of
our term that comes before the
public schools open.
Fall Term begins September
srd 1895. Send for catalogue
THEo. L. GARDINER
Pres.
Salem. Aug IA, 1895. 40.3t.
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Samuel Steel, Of Cincinnati. is
spending a few days here with
his parents.
DR.. John B. Payne has gone TO
his home in Barbour county for a
short visit.
Rev. d. W. Rector has returned
from a soiourn of several weeks
IN the Alleghanies.
Mrs. P. Leahman, of Washing.
ton, who was visiting friends here
for f, several days, returned home
Wednesday.
DR.. d. Porter Morgan returned
home Saturday morning from
Atlantic City much improved in
health.
Waitman Barb. University
travelling agent. and Prof. A. j.
Hare. of the department of An
Gent Languages, were in the CITY
the first of this week.
President Wayland Reynolds.
of Broaddus, was here last week.
He thinks that the prospect for a
grand opening of Broaddus are
exceedingly flattering.
Mrs. G. W. Ensy, of Indian.
apolis, who has been visiting her
parents on Main street, returned
home Sunday morning.
Mrs. j. NJ. Jarvis, of Pitts.
burg, who has been visiting the
family of Mr.. Lemuel Jarvis on
Mechanic street, left for Balti
more Wednesday morning.
Charlie Peck is travelling adj
vertiser for the fair.
Ed Basel, son of Hon. John
Basel, is assistant postmaster
He is young man who has a
host of friends in this city.
For SALE:-About /. 0oOlocust
posts. Call on or address A. W.
PRITcHARp, Clarksburg. West
Va. 41.5t.
Our base ball team played the
Fairmont team at Gypsy Grove
last Saturday. Score, 81 to 8, in
favor of Fairmont.
Brother James Dunn, of the
Braxton centrdlsays I'VE dis
like TO be everlastingly dunning
our subscribers for what is due
us"
Leave your laundry at the
Third street barber shop for The
Marietta Steam Laundry. Best
work, prompt returns. Goods
go out Tuesday morning and re-
turn Friday.
Mayor Gordon cried the sale at
the James NJ. Hurst place Tues
day. Property went at very low
figures, one four-year.old horse
bringing only Sl.5o. 1t is said
that the fellow tried to make ad.
ditional purchases so that the
whole would be over $500. This
would give him credit, he said,
for he did not have the one fifty
to pay for his horse.
A very delightful social event
was the dance given at the splen.
did new home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen, on Pike Street, last
Wednesday evening. Miss Jessie
Allen proved herself most
charming entertainer and was
the recipient of many compli.
ments during the evening. De-
licious ices were served and the
music was graud.
Rev. Sam Small, of Atlanta,
Georgia, has been secured to de
liver two of his popular lectures,
along the line of the West Vir-
GINA and Pittsburgh railroad.
First lecture at Camden-on eau
ley, Saturday, September l4th;
second at Weston Fair Grounds,
Weston, Sunday, September 10,
1895. These lectures will be un-
der the auspices of the NJ. p.
church and the proceeds of same
will go to pay off the indebted
ness on Blake Chapel" Camden
on Gauley, For these lectures
the West Virginia 4 Pittsburgh
company will run special
trains at popular rates.
E. NJ. VANDERvoRT,
Al st Gen1 Ticket Agt.
Horses Wanted.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-08-23
The Appropriation Exhausted

The following peculiar dispatch ap-
pears in the Oregonian from Yaduina.
II is interesting, but very speculative
The appropriation having been exhaust
ed, work on the north jetty was discon-
tinued last night. Contractor Daniel
Kern will return to Portland in the
morning and the tug which has been
towing the stone barges will be sent u
Astoria. Whether there will be any
more government work done depende
upon the report Of the engineers appoint
ed TO investigate. Mr.. Holcomb,s who
has charge of the work here, was in
structcu by the engineers to make a
thorough survey of the bay. This lie
has completed and forwarded to Captain
Symons at Portland. In time. the en-
gineers will meet, probably IN Cincin-
natti, aud consider all the data laid be-
lore them. Without doubt. the work
already done has resulted in much good.
IL IN learned from excellent authority
that It is IA toss-up whether continued
work would he beneficial or a mere waste
OF money. Under these circumstances.
il is the opinion OF those competent 10
make IA prediction, that the report Of the
engineers will te favorable TO Iaaaina
bay Ia the extent that they will recon-
mend at least one more appropriation
and il satisfactory results follow, the
work will be continued. In any event.
no money viii be available for another
year.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-08-23

Granted to Pacific States inventors
this week. Reported by G. A. Snow &
Co., solicitors Of American and Foreign
patents, opp. U. S. Patent Office, Wash
ngton, d. q.
] 5 Biggar, San Francisco, telephone !;
Cohn, Seattle. Wash key fasiaer /;
Coppieters, san Francisco, Cal, foid-
ing gate or screen; 5 Ducas. san Pan
cisco, Ca, yOting-machine; ) W Flo ~
ers, Newport, Ore, propeller: G p
Hogue, Portland, Ore, Iubrieator: 6
Panders, Tacoma, Wash, rheostat-con :
trorIer; G + Larrabee, BerkeIy, CAL, adj
yertising-caster; y Bearson, RedIands,
CAL, fnme-gate: l. PheIan, San Fan
ciso, CAL, trank-etrap loop; y L Rigby.
Los Angeles, Cal, lawn sprinkler and
fountain; j T Stone, Oakland, Cal, door
latch or bolt fastening; Terramorse,
San Francisco, Cal, continuous fow
syringe.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-08-23
University Of Oregon ---IS95--IS96.

The University tuition to all students
domitory $50
provided
should
with
English
diploma the
graduate Eg advanced course for graduates Of normal schools leading
Of for teachers physical e.
University incidental fee ten dollars which payable in advance
having department without
information regarding
should add Dean N L. Narregan, Eugene.
address H. Chapman President
Walon,Sec Secreary Eugene, Oregon
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-08-23

Bto OEEEE--A man out from Newport
asserts With convincing e2rnesress.
that Samuel Case was last week offered
So, 600 for the Ocean House prope.ty.
The offer was declined, and 81, COZ wzs
set oui as the figure AZ which Mr. Case
held the properly. The proposed pr
chasers we're California men, bent on
building al Newport big summer hotel.
L Is sad that in the pzlmy days OF the
o. 7. when land values on the bay we're
in the heyGAy OF fiourishing boomlet,
that Mr.. Case refused an offer Of $4,000
Tor the same property--Times.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-08-23

Will OPEN SEPT. li.-Thoogh rot def.
initely arranged il is expected tha, the
tscnlty Of the Albany College wi,l n.
main as last year with the exception o!
Prof. Young. Prof. W. Ii Lee last night
~ meeting OF the board Of di reciorS
was unanimously elected president. a
position offered him while IN the east.
which he accepted, though having good
offers IN the east. Prof Lee has been a
resident Of Albany since 1885 and pro
lessor in the college. hence Is alrca,iy
thoroughly identified with il. He will
be assisted by Prof Rowland, who has
thoroughly demonstrated his ability in
his department, and probably by Prof 8
Torbet and Scott. men OF thorough learn
Ing II is intended to put the primary
department on n first class basis, prob
ably with Miss Hart in the chair. The
importance of keeping mp this college as
If should be cannot be too fully impressed
on the minds OF the citizens OF Albany.
The opening date viii be September IL.
Prof. Z. NJ. Fa-von. for many years in
charge OF the conservatory Of music Of
Willamette UDivcrs ~ will have charge
OF the Albany conservatory, which he will
no doubt build ~ into an important de-
partment here.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-08-23
SATURDA
4 Family Row.

jacob Christener was arrested last
night on complaint of Mrs. Jacob Chris
tener charged with asssulting the latter.
They reside near the o. c. ( +. depot.
4 ncighbor who saw the affair, a.,d is as
well conversaut with the case gives the
following version of it: Awhile ago a
fortune teller told Mrs. Christener's for
tune. According TO it Mr.. Christener
was 10 have hrs neck broken some time
during the year and Mrs. Christener was
to marry very wealthy man OF Oakland.
Calf, who would keep her in comfort
and luxury. This s@ems TO have had an
influence on her mind, and whether
from the fu.tune telling or something
else they had not been getting along
very harmonously. Yesterday morn
ing they quarreled somewhat. In the
evening Jacob went home slightly under
the influence of liquor. Some of the
neighbors tried to get them to make up
and they finally shook hands, and sa,
down on the steps together. Jacob went
to put his arm around his wife's shoul-
der when she threw it of and his hand
hit her in the face. Then according tC
the eye witnesses version Mrs. Christen-
er did Jacob up in quick order, besides
gong for a warrant and having him ar
rested. according to this version il
looks very much as ishe was tired oi
her husband.
Christcner appt ared before Recorder
Henton this morning and both gave
their stories, which we're directly op'
poste. As no other witnesses were call
ei against the defendant he was dis
charged.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-08-23

A CoSgIcrs EscAPE.-6eo. Merick, an
inmate OF the state penitentiary, ran
away last night from the Reform school,
where he was employed with number
Of his companions, clearing up ground
for the state. Superintendent Gilbert
was notified today, and he Immediately
offered o reward OF $50 for his capture,
and Mr.. Gilbert and his assistants are
now making every effort to capture the
escape. George Merck is five feet, ten
and one-half inches tall, weighs 1877
pounds, has dark brown hair, and gray
eyes, is "a years old, is iaborer and a
native OF Kansas. He was sentenced
from Umatilla county for forgery, and
was received at the penitentiary Novem-
ber is, 1892, under four years sentence.
Post.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-08-23

CLAIM JCxPTNG- - Reports from the
Saniizm mines are 20 tie effect that sew
srAl claims belonging TO the Golden City
Mining Co, have been jumped. This Is s
serious affair and ii means trouble for
the Jumpers. This IS duly organized
company under the LAWS of the state and
Its assessments have ali been worked a.
required The proclamation OF the prs.
ident on this point viii make il serioU:
matter fog the Jumpers This company
claims are among the best in the San.
;iam district and the company will pro
tecI them.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-08-23
Held for the Grand Jury.

The examination Of Dell Cornell and
Frank Holcomb, OF Hillsboro, on the
charge Of stealing the buggy and harness
OF II. B. Moore, Of Cloverdale, On Friday
night OF last week, was held at Corvallis
this morning. As stated in the dispatches
yesterday Sheriff Osborn arrested the
men at Hillsboro yesterday. Nr. Moore
was with him and identified the harness
and wagon, though the latter had be@n
taken apart, mixed with another buggy
and repaihted. Both n.en waived exam
tion and vere held under 5000 bonds.
which it = doubtful If they can give,
though Holdeomb claims TO lie worth
about 5000. Cornell has been living
with a relative, Mr. Brace adjoining Mr.
Moore, for tive or three months. and
dos not have a very extra reputation.
Dir. Moore was greatly rejoiced a. get
ting i,is property back.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-08-23

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
dueed, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in so
cent bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FiG syrup co.
sAR FRANCISCO. car.
LOUISVILLE. ~. AEw soRk NE
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-08-23
'tONL AND sf:EOaU
Wheat. - Eais-

Wheat, - oents-
TIE :. =. pzy car wAs 4; Albany today.
Some rich strikes have t-een made in the
Blu, river u4ines. They are al night.
4 Eugene man Paid s3l5.lI en- s car
load G; becr shipped from Milwaukee.
Wis.
The YaQaina rost Appezrs this Ee~k
vita Margaret MSksnley as manager and
Rosznn2h Mckinley "a icczl eSii:or. IL IS
all hight
0n Anooau, Of having s;nppe1 II San
FrAncisoo EIih MS prisoner Sheriff Meier
on did not arrive N Albany this morning
a. xss eIVeCtei-
IN. Huff hzs bsen awaldei tie oon-
tract for putting go loads ci grasel on
Main street. Corvallis. al cost Of 3Si,c
per load. or stSS in all
Three PhslomA;h men q few dSys ago
killed three elk between the submits of
Mary's Peak. A bani Of seven e,ks ap-
peared, b1: these we're AL ,hey wanted.
II Is again asserted that cannery liant
will soon 90 into the Sile;z. ]. H. Ross, ,rf
Salem. i said 10 hare scared the tes;
peint for canneTy. near tie mouth Of tie
SiIe;s -1ssuina rvsI-
Astoria grea, regatta will begin on
Aug 10 and oonssuHe four days. Ii will
be the biggest even; II the kind in the
history of the lower Columbia and viii 40
doubt attract a large cro~d TO that Citg.
John Matters. Of Polk county uses steel
forged fork brought scToss the plains in
1858 and a cradle and scythe which his
father bought in 1854.
Remember the Christian Alliance me-:
ing this evening at the Evangelical church,
Rev Geo. Newton and Mrs A. ]. Mead in
charge. Come and earn Of the Alliance
work.
Nr Julius Gradwohl will give the fol
lowing remarkably low prices. for net cash.
iron stone china: = dozen inch plates. 80
cents: :: dozen cpps and cancers, 20 cents;
wash bowl, pitcher and chamber. Sl.S5.
Drs. Holmes and Auspluud had a duel
in Portland yesterday resulting in eaca be-
ing shot. The latter demanded written
retraction from the former. which was Ie-
tu-ed, when shooting began There Is a
dispute about who shot tirst. probably Aus
plnnd Both will probably live.
Judge Duncan has decided that Browns
vile is owner of the bridge over. The Gala
pooia a. that city. and hence the city will
have TO redsck the bridge. requiring 5000
feet of lumber Well, that is what Albany
has to do with the big bridge.
The Albany Conservatory of Music will
he feature hereafter in the Albany Col
lege. Under fro:. z. NJ. rarvin, for many
years director Of the Willamette Con,e,va-
tory of Mus,e it promises to be a great sue
cess. Prof Parvin is probably the most
Experienced teacher in Oregon, and his
| success in Salem speaks for his ability.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-08-23

INDEFESDEST ORDER or FoREsTERs.-
The Order Of Independent Forester.
which was founded IN Newark, y. J., il
1874 and claims to be the wezlthiee;
lratern2l beneficiary order IN America,
is establishing s court in Albany. Those
deslrOus OF taking Sdv1nt2ge OF charter
rates should send in their names AZ once
20 {. q. Burkh2rt, J. Y. Pipe OF DR..
Ellis.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-08-23

An SvTLL EAs arrested this morning on
a complain. iszDe1 ont u Justice Po~ell's
court On the charge Of keeping q nuisance
All SEl!l runs q hog ranch On the Hyde
farm ueAr the fair ground, and therein lies
the alleged nuisance He plead not guilty,
gave bonds and will APPEAR for trial next
MOgdAy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-08-23

WE'gE ALL RIGHT. Oregon and Wash
ngton people have lately started to
boom their state products for Eastern
consumption in large way. They are
particularly anxious to sell fruit in the
east, because there has been a notable
development in the fruitraising industry
Of their region OF late years. They are
making the novel claim that much Of
, California's reputation for fine fruits has
been made on Oregon and Washing on
products. Great quantities of fruits
from these states have been sold to Cali
fornia buyers, and. it is alleged, shipped
east as California fruit recent case
offered in proof is the receipt OF an order
By Salem, Or, cannery from a CALI
fornia fruit-packing house for 500 cases
oi canned cherries, .'to be shipped with
out Labels" The inference i that the
fruit would be labeled as California pro-
duct and sent east. Under the new pol
icy Of booming their own state the can
nery managers declined TO ill the order.
New York Sun.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-08-23

ARRESTED FOR BUReIAKY.-Geo-. T.
Christensen was arrested at Ne<burg yes
teriay morning Gu the charge Of stealing
the horse, harness and buggy Ct Nr. Tharp.
on Friday tight Of last week. He Was ex-
amined a: Independence and held under
$500 bonds in default Of payment os which
he was placed in Jail at Dallas Christen-
son has been IN the penientiary twice, and
Is one Of Penoyer's pardoned pets.