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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-12-02
Desirable Representative Wanted

In this county for the Acetylene Gas Ma
chine finest light known Tor city or country
residences, churches, stores and schools bril-
lianey fer eIeelling ssetrie light OF city gas ~
one-half cost; absolutely SAFE !sasily oPerAt
ed. Unusual opportunity, Andress Tor terms
FoUsDpy Co.. Dayton, Ohio. H.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-12-02
KREAMER.

w. w. Roush and family moved
to Paxinos last Monday, where they
intend to make their future home
Jacob Heintzelman and wife
visited friends in Juniata county
last week. Norman Hummel
was to Shamokin last week Ira
Mitchell and two Of his chums, of
Philadelphia, are spending few
days in this locality hunting A.
ID. Kreamer has returned home
from his hunting trip and reports
having had a pleasant time. ...
Thomas Sauer was in Selinsgrove
several days last week. George
Gordon was home over Sunday. 80.
John Fields is slowly convalescing
from an attack of sickness.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-12-02

Just as long as a newspaper
leaves certain people alone, Oh else
pats them on the back and endorses
everything they do, that newspaper
is all right. But as soon as the
newspaper strokes the fur the
wrong way, then that newspaper is
all wrong, and should be boyootted
and driven out of the community.
Just what the people think a news
paper is for can't be estimated. A
newspaper that gives all the news
without fear or favor, is one that il
Of benefit 10 the community, and
the newspaper that is fearless in il
advocacy Of what is right is the bss'
safeguard any communitycan have.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-12-02

Il wishes to guide the destiny e The
nation. II was born Of . great meral
impulse. II had but three principlss Of
action: Free men. free labor and tree
lands. The sooner the party sets back
to this starting place the better for
the people OF this nation. The strug.
gle about financial standard 10 trivial
compared with the vital and great
questions which lie in the near future.
such as the freedom Of labor: Of indi.
vidual effort; the crushing out Of al
special privileges for the few at the cost
Of the many"
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-12-02
All Eyes Turned TO'rd Wash.
ingtOn For Awhile.
TIE CA7IT0L COMMISSION.
Plans Par>0tad and Legislative
Halls VII Soon Be Built.
MARSHALL on COLONEL STONE.

Famous sold Tom," OF Allegheny,
Declaring In Favor OF the Congress.
man For the Republican Nomina-
tion For Govcrnor-The Fight on
Martin and Magce.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-12-02
ADAMSBURG.

n. NJ. Siili,ii, iI siCiau Y SuiSeOii'
BEAvERTowN.
Beaver Township.)
Samuel Lupfer, Tanner.
Moses Spccht, Dry Goods, Gro
ceries and Grain, also Hotel and
Foundry.
Bowersox & Stahl, Dry Goods,
Groceries and Grain.
}. d. Conrad, NJ. d., Prop'r of
Central Hotel.
Samuel A. Wetzel, J. p, and
General Insurance Agent.
Alfred Specht, Moulder.
FRANKLIN, (Township.)
(Paxtonville Furnace.)
H. D. Mitchell, Prop'r of Mines.
MIDpLEBURG, Borough.)
J. p. Cronmiller, Atty at Law.
T. J. Smith, Atty at Law.
j. w. Rockefeller, Physician and
Surgeon.
jeremiah Grouse, Prothonotary
and Publisher of the Posi-.
Geo. W. Granello, Jr., Justice of
the Peace.
J. p. Shindel, Lutheran Clergy
man and Editor Of the Nolksfreund.
w. H. Beaver, Dry Goods Gro
ceries, etc.
j. W. Dreese, Dry Goods, Gro
ceries, etc. sIs
Isaac Beaver, Dry Goods, Gro
ceries, ETC., also Coal and Grain.
G. G. Gutelius, Clothing and
Notions.
George Guyer, Fairmount Hotel.
d. Bolender, Washington House.
H. A. Shuman, Teacher.
SELINsGRovE, (Borough.)
p. r. Wagenseller, A. NJ, NJ. d.,
Physician and Surgeon, and Chief
Burges.
B. F. Wagenseller, NJ. D., Ply
sician and Surgeon, U. S. Assessor,
l4th District.
Snyder County Bank, Capital,
100000, F. J. Schoch, President,
W. A. Meeker, Cashier.
Wagenscller & Son, Dry Goods,
Groceries, etc, also Forwarding
Commission Merchants.
II. f. Miller, Dry Goods, Gro
ceries, etc, also Fire and Life In
surance Agent.
A. G. Rohbach, Dry Goods, Gro
ceries, etc.
Schoch d Bro, Merchants and
Merchant Millers.
W. A. Meeker, General Fire and
Life Insurance Agent.
Samuel Faust, Merchant Tailor.
j. ?. Walter, keystone Hotel
and Livery Stable.
Susquehanna Female College, w.
Neotling, A. NJ, Principal.
NJ. L. Greiner, Photographer and
Stereortic Views and Frames.
Fisher d Charles, Stoves, Heat
ers and Tinware, Roofing andSpout-
ing.
Miles Wetzel, Stoves, Heaters
and Tinware, Roofing, Spouting and
Lightning Rods.
Keely & Wagner, Planning Mil
and General Lumber Dealers.
McCarty, Keller e. Co, Sash.
Doors and Blinds, also General
Lumber Dealers.
S. Allernan & Son, Attorneys al
Law.
Chas. Hover, Attorney at Law
Solicitor S. and l.. X. X.
Isaac Blocker, Coachmaker.
Levi Keller, Chairmaker.
Humnel Bros, Furniture Manu-
tactursrs and Dealers.
A. J.Leavengood, Marble Works
G. b. Miller, Carpenter ant
Builder
J. W. Gaugler, Brick Manufac
turer.
Salem Bros, Manufactures Q
Cabinet Organs and MelodeoDs, ais
Dealers in Pianos.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-12-02
Jury List.

List Of Grand Jurors drawn for the Court Of
Oyer and Terminer and General Jail delivery
and Court Of quarter Sessions Of the Peace Of
Snyder county held as Oct. Term. commencing
Monday. Dec. l3, 1897.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-12-02
The Speer Brand of Brandy

Is . guara Of Excellence. The China,
Brandy made from grape in 1876 is absolutely
pure. For sickness in your family do not fol
heavens sake use any brandy but old and
strictly pure distillant from the grape.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-12-02
What a Quarter Of a Century Brings
Forth.

In an Atlas published in 1872
we find the following directory for
Snyder county. BY careful perusal
II will be observed that but few of
,he names here mentioned are here
"ow. 1t simply shows what Us
years bring forth. The directory is
as follows:
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-12-02

American Institute Farmers Club.
A committee from this club report the wines
Of Alfred speer, Of Passaic, n. j., the most re-
liable to be obtained, and that his oporto
Grape makes Port Wine superior to any In
the WORD His Claret and Brandy have no su.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-02

Clinton. Miss. Oct. i.-Excitement
IN clinton again reached fever heat
yesterday when Il was announced that
Rev. .. L. PStigrew. his daughter-lL-
Law. Mary PettieroWs and little grand
son. had been taken siek. AL were dl-
rectly associated with the Ellis fam-
~. three members Of whom are air
ready Eick. The disoass 10 Dlainly
.trareable 10 Edwards TX
Dr.. Hunter, secretary Of the state
board of Jackson. VA az once called
upon for aEsiGiance and he q now
doing everything possible 70 get an ex-
pert physician % Clinton. Tho cases
are al closely guarded and Kept strict
~ isolated ttf
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-02

Hloxi. Miss, Oct. l-Things have
begun to look more serious here oae
death wednesday. that Of r. =. CHI,
formerly Of Perry county. NO. and q
busiheas man Of this city, one death
yesterday. that Of Miss Anna Hughes
formerly Of Chicago. Several others
are reported a. being quite sick. May.
or H. II. Howard is reported ~ inn
proving rapidly.
onlclal report OF Mississippi state
board Of health: yellow fever 10 date
i6t; suspicious cases. 6; now under
treatment. u: total yellow fevel
deaths to date. Z; new cases Thursday
a.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-02
THE fever SITUATION
0utlOO at the Infected Places Any.
thing but Promising.
NEW CASES AND DEATHS
A. Ciiatoa Three Cases of sieknsss Ars
saspisisua bat with Thaa Esosp-
tisa There IL No Fresh Out-
hrsAh--lissstea IL Frss.

Thursday's Record.
Mobile new cases, / death.
Edwards 20 new cases. death.
New Orleans "A new cases. deathh
biloxi "a new cases. / death.
Algiers ] new case.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-02

New Orleans. Oct -lesterdsy'q
record was noteworthy from the fact
that the fsye. crossed the river. one
case being reported from Alglers. Az
Eiers has 1900 population. Is The
leading place for Southern Pacihc
steamers, the site Of the Southern Pa
clnhc shops, ana has maintained par
tlal quarantine against new Orleans
from the beginning Of the fever here.
One case aiso reported AZ Carrollton.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-02
B6rspeeiAl atleaiiou given 10 adjust.
ing Lenses 10 the Ewes.
A Few Cures in BRYAN.


ma WAS cRoss-EYED.
Oliver Pate employed at Parsons con
iecuonery was badly croas-eyed from
infancy. Dr.. Moore Strengthened HE
eyes and Oliver said itdid aot hurt him
and that he sees better. He has been
working every day since without
bandage on them.
ERoN MADISON COUNTY.
MIS-. J. n. Heath, Of Mecca. after Dr.
Moore Strengthened her eyes rode home,
a distance Of thirty miles, without hav.
ing her eyes bandaged.
Hnsfos COUNTY uAS.
Eugene Shealy, living nine miles
northeast of Bryan, said after Dr.
Moore haa stralshiened his eyes; "lt
did not hurt ne az all. /"
NAnY oIHER oAsEs.
while Dr. Moore has greas many
under treatment Coz various diseases Of
The eve, ear, nose aud throat be gives
oniy atew cases Of cross eyes a. refer
ences because thls defects 10 apparant
that there b 40 chanes for deoeniion.
MRS. LEmAEs HOTEL. BRYAN.
OFFICE HOURS. 8 IOl2A.R., 2ToSPsH.
CONSTIPATION FREE.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-02


Washington. Oct. IA summary OF
tlp progress OF the yellow fever epi-
dsmic up TO the close OF "Wednesday
gives a total Of 6s2 cases and so
deaths In the entire country d'strib-
uted BY cities and towns a. follows:
Edwards Miss. 2li cases. deaths.
New Orleans 262 cases. "a deaths.
Biloxi. Miss. iS5 cases. deaths.
Mobile. Ala. (up TO Tuesday night
% cases. deaths.
scranton. Miss. 80 cases, deaths.
Ocean Springs. Miss. % cases. 6
deaths.
Barley. Miss. 10 cases. 4 deaths
Cairo. M. 4 cases.
Atlanta. Ga. Louisville. Ky. Per
klnston. Miss. and Beaumont. Tex. l
case each. the cases Al Louisville and
Beaumont proving fatal.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-02

Edwards. Miss. Oct. i.-Dr. Dunn OF
the state board Of health. gave out the
following statment last night;
There has been one death from yei-
low fever here today, and 20 cases. OF
which IS are white and II coiored; To-
tai deaths 10 date. o: number Of cases
70 date. 2e5: number convalescent and
discharged. iS5; number now under
treatment. i3i: number serioualy m. q;
number with black vomit. 1.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-02

Mobile. Ala, Oct The oficial
bulletin shows Oae death and six new
cases. All the new cases are located
In the infected district. although one
has been transferred 10 the fever camp
In the city hospital grounds.
Total cases 10 date. "a. total deaths
10 date. IL; discharged. %; now under
treatment. 25.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-02

Houston, Oct. The citizens Of
Houston are the happlest people In
Texss The suspected case Of yellow
fever here H. hetA drelarea auxthing
but that dred dlse,se. tl,e ohsIAnllal
lifted and the slsy agaih vide open q
traffic. Ia
Dr. SweaFingen ordered the quafan.
tine lifted late yesterday evening after
a thorough inspection of the case. hs
thea lefs for his hone ~ Austn
Word was received here last night
and early this morning from San An
tonic. Dallas. Galveston and many %
the small towns that the quarantine
against Houston had been declared
on. Only few places still have quar-
antine against this place.
Railroad trafac has been resumed
and business begins TO assume its
former standing.
Tho people. who fed during the
scare. are returning home on all IN
coming trains
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-02

Ocean Springs. Miss. Oct i.-No
new cases reported here and no sick
ness Of any Kind 10 speak Of
Surgeon wasdln has returned from
McHenry. where he and Dra. Cant ani
HARRISON left two oases ot yellow fever.
Il ls a small town Of about $50 people.
situated about Is miles from the Cult
port on the Gulf and Ship Island road.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-02


New Orleans. Oct. i.-President
Oliphant. DR.. Carter and Dr. John Gui.
teras reached the city yesterday morn.
Ing. They had left Wednesday 10 meet
Dr. svearingen and other health on
GERS. with a view TO raising the quaran-
tine embargo against freight. and had
a very tough experience. Al Rayne .
mob with ahotguns prevented their
further progress and they were ordered
TO turn back. which. under the circum-
stances. they were compelled to do.
During their trip they had gathered
up some q Representatives Of health
boards and held a meeting At Cade. a.
which they fully discussed the uitua-
tion here and elsewhere ana adoptca
resolutions tending 10 relieve the con
gekfion Of freight A committee was
appointed TO oommunicate With an
thoritles on the lines OF the Texas aud
Pacific and southern Pacific roads With
the view 20 securing an anticipation
of The present oppressive conditions.
All those in the party said they thought
the trip would result in great good.
nr. GuIteras takes his experiences
good nainredly. although surprised AZ
the terror that Il evident in some
country districts, He win stay here
and await orders before making any
uttempt to proceed to Beaumont, Tex.
The authorities are husliy engaged
IN making arrangements for moving
more patients into the yellow fever
hospital on Canal street. There are
more than a dozen patients there nov,
but several others viii be moved a
once. The doctors In charge reported
that Pierre Pourblanc. who died late
last night. and whose death was not In
cluded In the oflcial report. had been
brought 10 this city In a morihund con
ditlon. There was then no hope Of his
recovery and he was 80 far gone that
little about him could be learned
nr. ArchlAard reported 90 the hoard
that be had found a very suspicious
case on Rcdal street. a bow who had
been at N, detention camp and who
had been taken ill. The apartment
ment house In which he was found Il
| filled with Turks and foreigners, who
were In a very ugly mood and badiy
frightened. An extra force was sent
20 take care Of these people and e
Quarantine the premises.
Tho board OF health has made ar
rangcmcnts to provide uuaraniinct
people with an apparatus for fumi
rating letters which they desire q,
send 90 the posiomcc Mall business
here has gone TO smash owing 90 M
number OF raius that have been takeI
on and the fact that thc rrcindicios o
Yooglc "a cougiry ,swcf are pitched q
hlFh lhnt they win not even rccclyl
thoroughly disinfecicd man.
rAits Arnie' lbighcg dlc1rat mloxl
MIS-. % YELLOW ftror thlsI nofnlnr
She came from Illinois.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-02

New York. ocvt. Isaac ncll.
principal owner Of the ola Dominion
steamship line. died OF pneumonia at
RS home In this city. aged Slytars.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-02

Nashville. OF. LA the criminal
court here Fred Moore. the negro con-
yie,sa q ',,ss' g, W ss'i'n'si y ?,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-02
las, SATURDAY MORNING. OCT. 2 1897.

.s;James gray died IN New orleans OF
tllow fever. lie lived ON Esphhade
Avenue
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-02
sl.a..ls. .l N.~ orl..s..

New Orleans, Oct. i.-Yesterday's re-
port Of yellow fever Is a. follows:
During the "a hours ending . p. m.
Sept. 20 there were: Cases Of yellow
fever. "a: deaths. 5: total cases Of yel-
low fever TO date. 2Ss; total deaths
from yellow fever to date. %; total
oases absolutely recorded. 50; total
cases under treatment. itO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-06

Ethereal Messenger. (who possibly by
this time scales twenty stone), Wealthy
Mann (perhaps destined before he dies
to be in receipt of parish relief, Laugh
ing Waters (who knows but that she
might fifty pose as the muse Of Melan-
choly?), Midsummer Frost. and worst
of all, Saint Paul, and Paschal Lamb?
These are simply outrages upon the
helplessness of infancy that deserve
long Imprisonment without the option
OF a fine.
Not much better are the cases in
which, by reason of its surname. child
is foolishly made to carry through life
a quasi title or aristOcratic name, such
as Lord Baron. Arch Bishop. Arch Dea-
con. or Baron de ROths Child.
John Saint is united with Jessie Vile;
Mary Sturgeon finds a husband in a
Whalebelly; Henry Bird espOUses a
Martha Wing, and Clara Death mates
with Robert Pardon; Frost marries
Snow and a Potter marries Potts;
Cardinal is linked with a Church. and
Keeping very properly takes to himself
a House. Other unions are celebrated
between a Church and a Bell. a Pipe
and a Dance. Hiley and Lowry, Veal
and Ham. Fish and Hook.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-06
REFORM IN sIsTERsvILLE.
Mayor Gardiner Closing the Saloons on
sunday and Driving out the Bad Women.

Mayor Gardiner Closing the Saloons on
sunday and Driving out the Bad Women.
Special to the Register.
Sistersville, W. Va, April 5.-Yes-
terday for the first time in the history
of this city since the oil boom, all OF
the saloons were closed. The new ad-
ministration of Mayor Gardiner, VINO
was reelected at the recent municipal
election. promises to be one Of reforms!
and good gvernment." as was indicated
in the ticket The Mayor has started
out nobly. and the shutting up o.
saloons on Sunday was one of the first
things done. Another thing which he
has done. and which has met with the
approval of the majority of the people
of the city. is that he has run out Of
town a large number of prostitutes who
had drifted in recently. For some time
past there has been a large number OF
women of the street walking fraternity
rooming in the city and plying their
vocation. On Saturday all Of these peo-
ple were notified that they would have
To yacate and there has been quite an
exodus of them since. 4 great many
of these womCr however, have moved
lust outside OF the city limits and taken
nm their abode. but as the city officers
have jurisdiction in certain cases within
q mile of the city limits it is likely
they will be compelled to move again
in a very short time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-06
THROUGH A TRESTLE
A Fort Wayne Freight Train Falls
Fifty Feet Two Men Killed and an
Engine and Thirteen Cars De-
mOliShed.

PITTSBURG. Pa, April 5.-The wooden
span of the north end approach to the
Ohio Connecting railroad bridge collapsed
about o'clock this morning. while r.
Fort Wayne freight train was crossing
and the engine and thirteen cars were pre-
cipitated to Mcclure avenue. fifty feet be-
low.
Fireman William Haggerty was killed
instantly and Engineer William Graham
so badly injured that he cannot recover.
The engine was completely. wrecked and
the cars. which were loaded with coal and
iron. were entirely demolished.
The loss will be very heavy. The Ohio
Connecting bridge crosses the Ohio river
at Woods run. and connects with the Pan
Handle and Fort Wayne roads of the
Pennsylvania company.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-06
HIS RECORD.
Howard C. Benham, Indicted for Poison
ing His Wife. Lived Once in Oregon.

ing His Wife, Lived Once in Oregon
PORTLAND. Ore. April Howard c.
Benham. indicted few days ago in Bl-
tavia. y. Y, for having poisoned his wife
with hydrocyanic acid. was u resident
here from 1892 to 1891 He and Mrs. Ben
ham were admitted 10 the best society
circles until the summer Of 1894. when
they were no longer welcome because Of
some queer business transactions on Ben
hams part. In November Of that year
Bonham mysteriously disappeared from
Portland His wife was left behind, and
she could give no idea of her husbands
whereabouts or offer an explanation as to
his strange conduct He lef, her with
plenty Of money and there were no out
standing debts against him.
Mrs Benham was inclined to tho belief
that her husband had met with foul play.
and the case was called to the attention
of the city detectives. They made an in
vestigation and satisfied themselves that
there was no good grounds for suspicious
of such q nature Everything pointed 10
the fact that Bcnham had FOR some un-
known reason. deliberately decamped.
This conclusion was nor reached for two
months after Benham had gone. The life
insurance companies held $4,000 risks on
him and were about TO turn the money
over to the widow when news reached
here that Benham had been seen In Chi
cago with Florence Glayman. a pretty
vaudeville actress. whose people live here.
However. the policy was not cancelled. as
Mrs. Berham agreed to keep up the pay
ments. Mrs. Benham remained in this city
for about three months after her hus-
bands disappearance. and left for New
York. where she announced her intention
of making her home with her parents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-06


md iault with her name OF Fnoeoe OF
sel-me-2of. but what amour ihlsIIe
NOV ei-Ho-l''Ie HolusmlJh' no uoes
not nope lHst her parents round her
...' To- '.t H.'' OF tncst naEes, S"e!
would only nave been rightly served
t'llI.I'llon MS Wen as love OF mowers
a' countess something 10 do WIN the
a.ilo ma, was selected Tor Lily LODella
Dam S. ana when "o come 10 AnemOne
Lily Rose Nlotet montgomery, Ivy NIo-
let Primrose AcGlnleT. SnOWdrop Nlo-
LET iansy Granny and Nerbena Mignon-
cite olocomue. We must recognize
quite unusual love FOR uoral appella-
lives. Rose Thorn. Rose Budd. Rose
Garden, Rose Bows, Rosy Blossom are
pretty ana appropriate enough out' on
the oJner hoao. we Shojlu not wonder
II Hiss Prlm Rose. however her demure-
ness IN inta ~ might justify the name,
turned out . bit OF cOQuette In later
years.
We meet, i'm this Garden Of Girls,
with many flowers not often seen in
names. FOR nm stance, we have GladlO-
ius Azalea Clark. NerDena scarlet lsa-
bella Chry sahJhemum ieague, Dahlla
Keeping, bi4soei Eiilo't' Clematls
Moody. Moss Rose strange. Mlgnonette
Jessie Reit. Jessamlne i\nignJ' LILY Au-
ratHm late, Poppy "oooUlne' Pansy
Blossom HOPKINS ana MayOloom
SmlJn. =,
, -,,;rnor,cr ei,co nobody oesoriates
q Ia'snonler' S'hce uonouy asSoGIdles
uiioe WIN prihI uses eAcepI' peindpS'
IN the modern poliJicd. sense ana we
oo hol ,e-,DeI ~ nav sseu ai.y 1ili
a'ot ie'Se 'VNu q ~ IL. 10y 'I 800,
on le NlS pso7. 10, l.iISl w IL IT,,
mere - S.cH d INNS aS Ieu iiloo?. li'!
T. lelu ''l9 ~ -ou9 80 o'ii,5'
.,f,l y,- ba,e NOT The faintes+ idea
siI' W, ma w, w. 1'c Lf'ili ny - ,+
"e "-i'' 80 '-9 -,
ana olleh aosutu ualI7s W onl -l.II m
suggestive UL l.-olAl VI l',,' 80 =
,..5 -,... ~. - a,,-oy oltbongb
e.. lo,,c,,-l ,,.i,l,i,, moro sober limits
W. bo,-,,-ar we see Ijve-Wall
.I,.,.-o,, Pe,la,nntio7 burton Right
' v,-fIli,-,s Foar Not Sharp. Con-
5o..l y[-~ti-irs Gracious Abraham.
p, --t-s,,1 Cl,ris+ian Tive-weU Broad
~. T,lI,,,.9v Providence Found
,l.,. c,.-,,,c,,t Corrfeld Hosanna Bo
en- .,,..., 4 ~, ~ Sober L97e. Paradise
Go and Mercy Hone Charity Bastien.
49,, CIV. -r, am IN think that the Round
81 .,,rsf have many direct descend
.'g...'
anus ,..- -,+-,or,- wa find Temperance
I'D 5I'S - ,rorld onnoar To he an
N.5..y. --, nro,.i5e on antidote in the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-06
HELD LIP MD ROBBED.

Speclal 70 the EosIsT'I'
sfstersville, W. Va. April 5.-Last
night about 1 o'clock a man named
Joseph A. Lundy was held up while
walking on the Ohio River railroad
at a point a mile and half below the
Civ and relieved of quite a sum Of
money. The robbers compelled him to
snbmit at the point Of a revolver and
after all of his money had been taken
no was bound and left lying at the side
of the track. No clue OF the robbers
has been discovered.