davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1896-02-29
a Dog Re.euea from HI. Prison ON . Roc.

PATERSON. Feb. 2s.-After being for at least
three days without sustenance on n rock in the
"basin" below Passaic Falls. dog was rescued
yesterday and is now in a healthy condition
The animal Is a cross between a Newfoundland
and st. Bernard. Three days ago man pass
ing over the chasm bridge heard a dog bowling
and saw on rock in the middle of the river the
dog, yelping piteous!y: Last evening John
Downes. proprietor of Bridge Inn. got a boat
from the Friendship Outing Clubs boat house
and he. with Paul Ilartig, managed to get to the
basin and rescue the dog.
The sun., 1896-02-29
RROOKLTN DEMOCRATS CONFER.
Plans for n More Active Prosecution OF
Party Work.

Plans Tor n More Acttvo PrOsecutiOn OF
Party Work.
The Executive Committee of the Democratic
General Committee OF Kings county met last
night In the Thomas Jefferson building in
brooklyn to consider their politca! bearings
The committee had half an hours discussion on
the rrOpos sltiOn recently submitted by Patrick
Iiayrs 10 the General Committee to adopt the
Assembly d district plaza OF organization instead
OF the ward plan. but 1t was decided to be the
best policy to leave the matter entirely in the
hands OF the General Committee.
Some plans looking to IA sttll more active pros
cCution OF tho Democratic crusade were ar
ranged. but 1t was deemed not advisable to do
scribe them for the present.
The sun., 1896-02-29
TWO AMBC1ANcEs FOR ONE MA NJ
A Brooklynite's Epileptio Fit Creates Ex-
eitomens In Morrisanin.

George Leslie Gray. 22 years old, of so4 Pres
ident street, Brooklyn. had an epileptic fit at
Alexander avenue and 14lst street yesterday
afternoon. As he foamed at the mouth, a Nor
risania policeman thought he had hydrophobiA
and got ratified.
He sent man to q neiRhborng drug store to
telephone for an ambulance. while he went to
the nearest fire box and rang a hurry call.
This resulted In two ambulances arriving at a
Rallop Their arrival caused crowd of several
into the first and taken to the Harlem Hospital.
whilo the second went back as empty as 1t came.
The sun., 1896-02-29

LoSpoN. Feb. %. The British steamer Mis-
souri,. Capt. Browne which put into Falmouth
on Feb. II with fire III her hold. ran aground.
and ON Feb. - sailed for swansea for repairs,
arrived ~ that port to-day and was found TO -
ngaM ON fire.
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mining man, leaves Tor California and
WASHINGTON on tomorrow mornings
train. lie will be gone about ten days,
during which time important mining
matters will receive his attention, He
also expects to 70 upto Rosslaud, u, g.
Thufsdsy's Laramie, wyo., Boone.
rang: A rich sttlke ia reported 1--WE
miles west OF Granite canyon, and one
quarter Of mile from the railroad, on
tue properties being operated by the
Cryslef syndicate, on tho Big Jim
claim, yesterday. A tfus fissufe vein
was struck NJ a depth Of twenty-thtee
feet, carrying ore Of r very nne quality.
rhese properties were formerly owned
by BfAneou 4 Bennett, but about
three months since deal was made
with the CfyAlur syndicate to develop
their claims tor = considerable Interest
therein. This IL the fret true fsture
vein that has been struck In that dis.
tfict aud tho surrounding country, and
great excitement prevails ut the camp.
a carload OF lumber ami mining i'm.
plsmont, were placei on the ground
yesterday auJ quantity Of the ore
sent east 10 be tetiod.
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your letter written long time sluoe
awaiting mo rn my return. The
piece In the NEWS vas alho brought 10
me last evening. I am very sorry |
have not been aule TO see you ere this,
as | sincerely intended, but cltoum'
stances have united 10 prevent H. !
would have vislfed you tue Jay !
stopped In Salt Lake ca my way home
but ~ the photos aud letter OF address
were In my valise, whlon DID not iol'
l0v me Tor two days later, | called on
some Irish people whose address l
knew. But 1 shluld have sent the
photos up A. soon "A they came, which
would have done but fully Intended
coming up 10 Salt Lake cry and call.
Ing on you.
1 ctllsd on NJ. Grant two OF three
times while was In Belfast. Previous
10 receiving your letter i mad left
some tracts with HE wife which !
think never reached her husbAnd. Mt.
Grant treated me very kindly aud we
took "teaD with them twice, OnCe !
accompanied him 10 the Independent
sunday school, VI vhlch lac IL supef-
intoudent. He DID not ask ms 10
speak, hut did ask me 10 dismiss the
school, which / did. | was aOle to
draw him cut on the Gospel 20 am en-.
tont ana fear that tho Church WOtAs
you sent MIN have been very lghuy
pofused. Yet he may have somtthing
TO cause him 10 investigate the truth.
Although his church teaches aud
practices Infant spunkllng ouly, yot
Mr. Grant has been fearful enough to
20 and be Immersed by a sect called
1.-THE Brethren"
Charles Peterson succeeded me 40
PRECEDENT OF the conference. He ao-
cOmranlod me on one OF two visils q
Mt. Grant auu was intending 10 o1u.
tinut. also saw Mr.. Gfanps brother
The day before leaving, but did not
talk with him. II you write " MT.
Grant, kindly remember inc TO him
anu his vile, Tor che he woman whom
anybody would love. Don't send him
any more Gospol books lill he asks for
thuin. a sctiDtufai quotation once In
while IN your letters might do some
gOOj. The literature on Salt Lake
Jity has done much good. Hoping TO
see you some day and have n talk
with you, l am sour brother In the
Gospel, H1LpnEN w. Ross.
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IRtsrestinE aInInE Items from YES
terdaS's Issue OF tho rAtriet.
The Valeo IL the name of Park City's
lateat silver mine Incorporation, d.
Vlied into 200, 600 shares at q par value
Of 81 n share. The property 10 Stu.
ale In the Illus Ledge mining district
and n future development CONTINUES
10 improve on pAt with present show.
Ing. II IL destined to be Que OF the
campo greatest producers. The tiliurTs
are: President, John l.. Johnson,
vice president, Geo, Urban; secretary,
James NJ. Llokhart; tfea'utsf, John
w. Gelger. John Olson, a. h. Dahl.
grep, Il. b. Howell and John Paradise,
with tho officers, save J. NJ. Lockbati,
constitute tho board Of directors.
James NJ. Kennedy, known 60 every
mining man In Park CITY anu prob
ably the untife htate, came up from his
ht ms in Salt Lake this morning. III Q
viii begin active operations IA the
Poland mine on bcOtt hill a. once.
Considerable ore wnA shipped from ihi.
INTO. - fer back as the zoe.
Owing 10 tho yoxatious delay Ia re-.
ceiving lumber and other material, tho
progress In building this Peck eoncen.
traitor this week has been quite Glow.
Considerable lumber was received the
pact few days, anu II IL thought that
there will be- no more delay on that
score. None " tho machiBHry has
beea shipped yet, hence u IL impoi.
sibie TO name date for the completion
OF the mill.
The oatafio mill shipped last Mon
day ~ OARS OF base bullion, OQulvRlDul
10 rs 900 ounces Of iine silver. On the
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DAILY WEATHER VANE.
Observations Taken at Utah, Idaho,
Montana, Oregon aud Nevada
stations,

Weather reports showing observa-
lions at s AM. toisy;
Salt Lake Cliy--Bar5msier, 2g.s2;
temperature, 7b; minimum, ~; WIND,
southeast, light; rain, trace; clear.
Baker City barometer, sD.5b; tenn.
peTatuTu 90; minimum, 90; wind,
south, S miles per hour; clear.
Cheyoune-Bafomctar, 20. 50; tenn,
IoTalufe, 90; minimum, 80; wind,
northwest, milte an hour partly
cloudy.
Helena Barometer, 29.lG; tempora.
tuTe, %; minimum, 52i wind, west,
light partly cloudy.
Miles City barometer, SOLO; tenn
perature, IS; minimum, %; wind,
north; o miles per hour, rain, trace;
cloudy.
Winnemucca- Barometer, ~. 90; tenn.
perHtuTe, %; minimum, %, wind,
souihwesii miles pet hour partly
cloudy.
Idaho Falls-BaromoieF, 20. 90; tenn.
peutufC, 81, minimum, 90, wind,
northeast; o miles ppr hour; cloudy.
General and local forecast for 30
hours ending s pm, Aug. 10Th:
For Utnh, fair tonight ana Sun.
day, cooler,
Sal, Lake City and vicinity, fair,
slightly cooler.
J. n. SMITH,
Observer Weather Bureau.
Today's temperature DE- shown In the
fac 1imile Thermometer given below,
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NEWS OF THE MINES.
A Wyoming District Which Is At Pres
tnl Commanding Attention,
clSyABAn AND GOLD DErosIIs'
Return Of Mr. T.. L. clmlii and His
version h Couniry-lhe STOCK
Exchange aud Other ll'ms

Mf.P.L. sehmltt, an old resident Of
this city and n man who Il widely
known, has jult returned from Al eX'
touslvs trip In and through the slate
VI Wyoming.
The gentleman IL mining mon OF
the deepest dye ami knows good
proposition when ho sees It, To a
NEWS reporter today be stated that
he had devoted good portion OF his
absent time 10 an investigation Of the
cinnabar aud gold placer deposits along
the head waters Of the Douglas creek,
located south VI Laramie and lust wea'
oi the Sheep Mountain.
Hls Investigations have given him
theuimo.t confidence In the diggings IN
that section and bis confidence has de-
volopod into something more sub
stanual, In that he has become inter-
ested In some OF the locations. He
brings with him some very 1no spsoi.
mens,a glance AZ which h sufficient 20
convince the m06t casual observer that
they contain good stuff.
At present that particular section
Of country IA alive with miners AMI
pfospeutofs, and large forces Of
men are working on the einnabnf and
copper deposits located tbufnabnuW.
The work that IL being done " bring
Ing n fair Remuneration ~ those en-
gagged In n, anu A. result the district
Ia fast nlling up with people out OF
employment.
Mr.. 5ohmltt IL part owner OF the
big soda we'll nj Green river which he
classes ~ one Of tho sAftst and suftsi
paying ventures that n person can In
vest In. Tho water runs 70 per cent
pure soda, aud large watts are now boing
put zap In preparation Tor the market
Ing Of tho product.
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Colonel Dorsey OF the sunshine and
Overland mines IL still Ia Nebraska,
whence ho went some two weeks Bg'.
MI 8. a. Work, the superintendent
Of several gold properties In Oregon,
arrived IN the city yUbterday. He 10.
ports matters ~ going ON very smooth.
ly Ut tue mines Ia which no 10 inter.
teted.
a caye-in occurred In the Four Aces
at Silver Guy tue other day, but the
management state that II was quite in.
significant, and will consequently do
nothing In the way OF fetardiug Oprr,-
tons,
Manager Keel OF tho Butiofneld
Miuing company, was az hiB 0iilCe o..
day, but intends 70 & out TO Bingham
agsin 10 n day or two. lac reports work
going On smoothly, tut nothing
startling.
Mr.. J, 4. remplin. tho well known
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rmr nrLL, $50 nE.ns.
-Four Aces Gets iirttcr Position To
dsf than Yesterday.

-Four Aces Gets iict,cr Position To
dsY than Yesterday.
Although but one tfansiet was made
on tue exchange today, portion or
the proceedings was very interesting
aud sririted. II came with the call Of
Four Aces, which was badly hcAted
ysstefJay, but which climbed up rom
p qu Iiaiiuu Of 10 cents on the previous
call 60 rs cents today. AZ the Close OF
attention TO listed stouks, one oi the
brokers asked permission to revert 10
-Four Aces, but "a there was an oblec'
ton raised, the permlsalOn asked TOT
was not granted. lie then, however
not 10 be- beaten, offered TO give 2.i
csnls TOT tho stock, but holders would
not reliuquish.
The call OF listed slookl did not
bring out a single sale, bat when ihc
unlisted properties were reached,
swansea found favor IN a transfer oi
90 shares nj sl0.A PEI share,
The closing ngures were o. follows
LISTED STOCKS
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BIG FIRE AT EUREKA.


Special TO The NEWS
A big hfe occurred at tho ConIon
Hotel IN Eureka at O'Clock this after.
noon. At 2:AO tho Sioux Consolidated
and Mammoth Mining company
sounded the whistles for an alarm
OF hTe. The nls originated In
the kitchen Of the Condor hotel,
owned by Mr.. s. 3. Brown, late nt Salt
Lake. The fifo rapidly spreRd and
soon the whole building was mass "
flames and at O'Clock was ntstly
burned 10 the gtound. The DE spread
tu the adjoining building, owned
by MEC0ruish which was also burned.
Mr Cornish saved part of his stock oil
goods. Part Of the hall furniture was
saved, The loss Il about 81, 800 ami no
insurance. IL was With the greatest
difficulty that MT. Ernest FafT's build.
ing On the opposite side ~ the
llrgUl was saved, Both building ani
r0nloui8 could have been saved, o.
there were plenty uf Willing hauds
ifnm the mills, but II was the sans old
cry Ina the mining camp OF emo watuT'p
tunl prevented the hre from tolng put
cut.
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Eugene Jenks aud a. A. Dalton
we're before Justice wenger tosay
charged with dlsturbia, We pesoo ana
using sbusivo language,
Tho men were arrested "a CoIamor.
clal street, last night, where they were
in company with young girl who IA
out on parole from the Reform School,
anu having an apparently good time.
Jenks pleaded guilty while Dalton
hardly knew what sort 81 u plea to
enter. He asked for and wa grant.
ID permission b. make a statement
Va which he stated that while they
may have been making n noise, they
weren't doing anything particularly
wrong. Each was fact $40 Ia default
OF which they went TO jaii.
A cate ia which the city engineer
complained AGAINST one Of Street
Sprinkler Guillu's employees was set
tied out Of court. II appears that tho
engineer was surveying certain street
when Gufilu's man, bent ON doing his
duty, drove his wagon over that street,
mott Outstanding the protests Of the
engineer. A misunderstanding WnH
Involved In the case and Acting Prose.
cutor Eiohuot moved dismissal
which was ordered.
Onicor johnson arrested n drunken
man yesterday. Not the dummy that
no hauled out " an ash bArfci behind
tho Progress building, but real live
drunken individual. To-day the mau
was afraigned Ia court and fued $50,
while the officer was Kept busy OK.
planning that hereafter dummies
would receive no further attoutl on
from him, The dummy racket IL =
joke whloh was pVrpelra,ei on thy
officer yesterday.
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MINOR MENTION.

Tho Twonty.nrst Quorum Of Elders
will mces In the Nineteenth ward meet
ing house ON Monday evening next At
5 o'clock.
The Twsnty.nfst Ward conference
occurs tomorrow night Stsko prcsi.
douI Angus 81. Cannon will DO present
n, ouo OF the speakors.
The people Of the Twentieth ward
viii euloy themselves On an excursion
TO Garfield Beach on Thurtday next,
Aug. ~. The cutting IL given under
The auspioes ot tho Mutual Improve.
mont association aud good time is
assured all who attend.
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same day the Martao mill, which mile
the Dily ores, shipped 10 the Bank Of
California 20 bars OF hno silver. super.
iniendrnt Robert g. Chambers Of tho
Outaflo AMI allied interests, left this
vtok TOR san francisco. He Will prob.
ably return Saturday or Sunday, and
most likely will inauguraio pay-day
the front end OF tue coming week.
The boys at the Anchor, Silver King
an1 W0niaide were presented Win
their monthly checks last Monday, for
which they arc ttnly grateful.
orc bbipmUnts iiom the Macintosh
famplor tbie week, ne reported by g.
d. R1okli'Re, fuprfiutendeuE Silver
King fiutrlsfs 90. $40; Silver King
COZ csntraisf. $3.50, 5Uu; Natoo conceu-
irntcu, 8O,O5v; total number pounds,
i,4l2,g5J.
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SATISFACTORY EXPLANATION.
Why Eldrr Res Had not Rrpl d 10 ".
". Croll's Lc,pr

The following lettOis are sclrex.
plauatury, ana are published because
OF a former letter to the NEWS from
Nit, Croll, who complained that ho had
not haI hts letters to Elder Bo b
auFwsTrj.
SALT LAKE CuY, Aug. ~.
no tho Editor.
hr uuloied letter, with photographs
wac received by this motniug's mail,
with satisfactory explanations from
EIlur =, W, RJss. am much Oblige4
Tor yuur notice In the NEWS,
A, CEulL.
LEm CITY, Utah, Aug 10, 1896
M, Alpx, Croll, Salt LaRe CITY:
Dear BtOlher-l have Just rcluFa cd
,rJm trip In the canyon, l iJuu
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The Burning Moscow, tho fret looA.
ton made ON tho hill In Bingham, was
opened up recently by Andrew Hay,
VINO intends 10 work tho property for
all Il IL worth. On Thursday afternoon
lntt a flue body Of pay ore was struck
aud the probabilities are that ere long
this mine will rank among Bingham'e
best pr1tuceri. Mr. Hay feels that no
has taken step ia the hight direction.
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Pig Eats a HahY,s Hands.

Prof a. &. Nelson Of this city 70.
turned home tho first Of this wotk from
visit 10 bic brother at R8dmiad. He
related 10 w the facts Of amlst pliia'
bio accident which befoll the little To-
monthpold son " his brother, ChaTlea
Nelson. On Saturday evening the
child followed iis mother h the bach
yard, and while the parent was busy
doing some chofe, the child found iIs
way 10 the pig PEG, and thtusting lis
little chubby hands between the
slabs Of tho pen, had them nearly eaten
OIL by hog. It's cries aOou brought
the mother TO the spot, tut not until
the fearful work bad bten done. The
ouild's hanus aro trightiully lacerAlod
and portion Of one finger was taken
Oh. DR.. West Of salina was called 10
attendance aud everything pOssibl u
being n0nu TO save the bnby's hants,
but II IL yet doutt'ul 10 toll iusi what
will be tue frtult Of tbs awful accl.
dont.--MHuli Messenger.
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Have you ever heard OF a medioins
with such record Of cures ~ Hoods
SNraparllla2 Don't you know that
Hoou's SauapATillA, the One True
Blood PuiifleT, has proved, over aud
over again, that IL hss power to cure,
even alter oil other remedies iail2 II
you have Impure blood you may take
Horn's sausparllla with the utmost
confidence that II will DO you good
HOODS PILLS assist digestion.
% ranLs. 4
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SrocHs Assn nsHEEr-.
NV YorL .,nrE n.rn.,

NEW NouK, aug. o. -ttock market opened
WcaE, lower under Influence realizing orders
anu sales short accounts. Losses Wcru no.
Important aside from Pacific Mail which sold
OF per cent w..
ihe tone stcadicd aftcr ms aud slight adj.
vance, were generally scored The bank state.
mout showing a decrease IN the reserve of
NNtt1u and falling OF of the deposits "
Iril,sn checked The improvement. bur Ia
later dealing prices la some instances moved
touching lgi,
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tho Cedar valley Company.

The Cedar Valley Mining company,
owning properties IA this valley iTom
whence the concern geis ~ name, has
IN SOiout tunnel and II In 40 feet on
the orc vein. a contract has been lot
Tor 90 feet OF additional shaft work
ana tbs orc shows encouraging yalucs,
with indications Of its values incfeaa'
INK a. depth 10 attained. The ore vein
Is No fnat wide.
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N.tisA00, I0sns. dorrsase. piiStoi. .rg9ie
lucgsaFC, ialtAeQ. legal tenders, decrease.
ilio,looi dcpuslts, decrease i5,5Ss,sIu. CIR
ru.auon, increase, islbuQe, The bAnks bold
billl,l5i iu eKGeaa OF Tegulrementa
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= WAsIuNuTON, Aug. l5,-Ths comp.
Goller Of currency has been Informed
OF the isiiufe VI the CITY National bar k
Al San Angeles, Texas. capitalized Il
100000. Tbs liabilities, including De.
poslts and loAns, ate 81 200,
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Special to the NEws
south omaha, Sob. AUG Is.
Cattle receipts. 100 market active, arm.
Western alUtra flaUaNIa3.
lows and hrIfrra. s. p0afl.0u
Feeders g. ihniIi0
Sheep receipts, 2,lut Market aioady.
lambs, s. UgaH.l3.
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NEW YoRK, Aug. l5,-wm. J..
Bryan, Mrs. Bryan ana Mt. 5ewall
vent 10 irvington. on.the. Hudson this
morning where lhoy will remain y few
1syn as tho gussls Of John Btlsben
Walker.
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Chieacn. Aug 10.
WheAt-Auruat 5lh September, %.
Torn August t4li sept, 22.
Oats August lhl sept lti
ioTk-- Aug. aud sept b, fl11
Lard August, i1 l0i sept, SaH0atl.8lA.
illhs- AuEusi aud sept, SAX,
I've Aug !Ja
flhN=h'.
4im0thy-i4
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,lAh,f-lu Butte, Montana. Aug l9ih, I.g,
Mal Ann Ia.si, wife Of John raosb aged o.
Funeral tcrr.oes VIII 10 held SUNDAY, Aug.
lell, 90 3 3D.. UIt, from the funeral rhaurI u
tndegiAhsf IHs VIM Taylor, - south West
Yitcd 90 attCuI.
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EsTRAY POUND NOTICE.

nSE brown HOtsE ABOUT 10 YEARS
~ Old, branded q on lett Jaw also on lSf
shoulder
10 the above described animal 10 not claimed
and taken away on or before August %, o.
be viii be sold Al cry EairAy Pound at2p M
JOHN o.. NATION,
Pound Keeper
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Liberty Park Concert.

Heli's band will give an opsn air
concert at Liberty Park at $3.50 pm. TO-
morrow, when the iollowih g program
will be rendered:
March, MnitaIre ........................... casey
Grand selection, ten minutra with the
MINISTRIES Observation-Disclosures. GfeialnCur
Solo for Cornot, kathleen Mavuuruoeu " allaco
Nj. John Held
Un Hccucfdo salamanca Spanish dhncel
- sssa .ssgtstss.ts ssas.s ..sssssssss. - Nlaul'
MNNInN OF Oh songs HH....a hfNNNNINN
aunuFC on the Mountains lsWiss Lauder
ssssstssssssss..sts s.sttssss.tss.tta Nonlnfup
Dance tharacieuatuuc ........sss...s. fcrkina
March, Iho Mighty ................,...C Chamber
CiiAs. l.. BERRY. Secretary.
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sIyer-su,
Load-ia5j
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1896-03-21
Jurors for April Court.

Following is list of the grand and
petit jurors for the April term of the
Circuit Court:
GRAND JURoRs.-John Ridgeway
Joseph Hill, c. NJ. Bishop, Smith Van
metre, w H. Henshaw, James w. Nc
Donald, Frank D. Staley, James c.
Frazer, w. O. Nicklas, John Heller
Samuel Miller, G. R. FranIenberry
E. P. Beall. w. T. Siler, J. w. Sper
ow, J. w. Emmerson.
PETIT JURORS w. H. Kantner, G..
M. Lamon, Christian Lease, E. S. Ia.
bier, C. H. Quenzel, G. S. Roush, w
A. Burkhart, George L. Sencindiver,
William Phillips, James D. Jack,
J. H. Smurr. Hunter Cunningham,
Brown Morrow, Charles w. Mason
Frank Milton, Hamilton Raney, c. A
Miller, Charles n Stuckey, w. T
Durham, Elmer Swope, J. H. Lemen
James Dillon. Jacob Hess, J. w. Grim
T. G. Flagg, Hunter Small, James H
Fulk, Charles J. Custer, Geo. Couch
man, and Samuel Lands.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1896-03-21
Getting the Right Start.

In whatever you are going to nm
dertake it is we'll to getthe right start.
If you are going to begin house-keep-
ing this spring we would like few
words with you. You will want some
floor coverings. We have in stock
the best eastern makes of Brussels
and ingram carpets, homemade rag
carpets, jap and China mattings, oil
cloth and linoleums, window blinds,
lace and Swiss curtains, sheeting, pill
low case muslin. ticking, table linen,
napkins, toweliug, etc.
To get the right start, it is well to
be posted before You make your pur-
chases, and all we ask is for you to
come and see our styles and get our
prices. and if we can'tsave You money
we don't want to sell you. No trou.
BILE to show goods, and one price to
all. EMMERT & FIERY.