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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-29


There was no chance yesterday In the
strike Of the helpers OF the Denwood
plate mill. and nothing was done 10.
ward efecting settlement. Tho steel
workers, who have been asked TO accept
q heavy reduction, TO 80 In force the
latter part OF next month, meet at the
Benwoot city hall Tomorrow afternoon,
The majority OF them say they will no,
accept the cut, and as noted previously,
there are prospects OF o general strike.
Inc helpers met yesterday afternoon Mt
iBenwood, and expressed their Wiling
ness 10 confer With President Hubbard
regarding q settlement, and say they
were willing TO have conferred before,
but that both turns had no chance 10
get together.
/ Yesterday afternoon, after their meet
Ing, the men gave the IntellIgencer a
statement OF the situation, which In
effect Is us follows:
AS there has been considerable mis-
understanding regarding the real dlf-
fefences between the management ana
employees OF the Benwood plate mill,
the employees dasire their grievances TO
be set right before the public. It has
been stated that the difficulty was only
o matter OF six heats, instead OF five
heats. and that n question OF wnges
didnt enter into the controversy. This
is incorrect. NJ the company based the
tonnage Of the mill at too high basis.
The rate the company offers for six
heats would 60 below what the men are
being paid now for i've heats on steel:
and on iron 1t would be impossible to
make six heats. but the company has
given the impression that the men
would make more money by increasing
the iron Tonnage, but we claim 1t Is i'm
possible to increase the tonnage, as the
furnaces are worked 10 THAR full capac-
itys on iron. The reduction proposed
amounts 10 about twenty per cent, on
both iron and STEEL"
The men also deny the statement that
they have severed their connection with
the company, and say they are merely
on strike against the. reduction The
new scale was sprung on them without
any previous notice, not allowing both
turns to confer regarding It and corsld-
err the scale proposed.
The men held meeting at the Ben
wood city hall yesterday afternoon, and
discussed all phases OF the question.
They expressed their Willingness to
hold conference with President Hub
bard, and were willing to have held q
conference with him at the time the no.
tIce OF reduction was posted. but. us
stated, they had no chance 10 get to-
gether, men working on one turn being
prevented from getting to see those on
the other turn.
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Mems Suit Department.

Men's Suits that were $500, quarter
Mems Suits that were $1,000, quarter . !,
Mems Suits That were si2.0C, quarter !.
Oh, .sS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. . Is
OH, 40 news........, ss. 60
on, ,seo s'i sSs. were '.. aaas,l %
on, ,sGe o sa. Me5s :. s
Mems Pan,S that were si.cV, quarter Z. (
Mems Pants thai, were sl?S, quarter
Oh, : sc. now............ .,...s.....@s1 Ii,
on, s0e. now. a. wv.V . wa
on, &C. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Inv ".ts 49,. is
Mems Pants that were sa0o. quarter. :.
OH, iac, noN.,................... -
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Er-At,orney G-n.ra, DI.b,rred.

LOUISVILLE, NY. Jan. 2S.--A spec
iai TO the Post from Frankfort. says:
Ex-Attorrey General W. ]. Hendricks.
was this morning disbarred from prac.
ticins in the circuit court OF Franklin
county. The order was entered by cir
cult court Judge Cantrll, aud was due to
an insufficient response to a rule issued
against Hendricks requiring him 10 nav
mo court the sum of $1,000 collected BY
MIN Tor the state during his term as at
torney general. Hendricks did not pay
the money Into court as ordered, but set
up the defense that It belonged to him
ana that the state owed him more than
this sum as commission as collections
made during the time he was attorney
general. Thereupon he was suspended
by Judge CantrIl,
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The person who by overwork or ex-
cesses has brought on conditioner ner-
vous prostrntion, nervous debility ard
lossofvlgorls greatly to be plEed. There
Is no ntlllct!oN worse than this, because
It affects body and mind, and ultimately
ly every part of the human system. The
days are dark. and the nights full of
woe. But you should not despair, for
you can certainly be cured. Write at
once to Dr.. Greene. 30 West 18th St.,
New York City, lie Is the most success
ful physician in the world In the cure OF
this class OF diseases. and be treated
ard cured at your homo. YOU can con-
suit him by letter free His reply wifi
do you wonders OF good. Do. not put of
writing him one day longer.
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OH Jntelliae,,rer
onice, Nos. 20 and 81 Fourteenth stroe..


yalentlnes-C. II. Quitnby.
lses-Mutual Savings Bank.
Z Auction Salc-Louls Hallcr.
Nbtice-H. q. Zane.
4 CEtra llouse---Orplie,is Mala Chorus.
"weDty-Ronnd Gln@e ConscSt--Metro.
politan Athletic Club.
& For Rent-Theo. ". link.
= List OF Letters. s
I Ot!cc OF the Barber Asphalt Company.
x For Sale-BrdGepor Property.
K Violet Cream--R II List. .Hgs
X Wanted--Competent Bool,kcrper.
ake sleep-McFad1ciis SHIRT Store
Eighth Page. -
The Mayor OF Lyna-Eiglth Page.
6Terrallne Curcs--S4cond Page.
= George Baird-SollcltinE Agent.
Canaries-licnry Helmbright.
sons Sons. 90
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CINCINNATI, Jan. sc. Klein, pres
idens OF the Klein Flour and Feed Com
pany. who was found on the street fatal
ly shot last night, Is still alive and adj
heres 70 his statement that he was as
saulted by two highwaymen on the
street. robbed and then shot. The police
as tcnaclously cling to the theory of sui
eide. No new developments have been
made to-day tending to clear the mys-
terry. The -four and feed company made
an assignment to-day. giving assets at
$1,000, liabilities $4,000. 1t was this
business embarrassment which gives
weight to the theory OF suicide.
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by any one who reads his letter that
follows:
Wells & Richardson Co., Burlington, VI.
Gentlemen:-A previous experience
with Palne's celery compound, as re-
storcr Of exhausted energy, induced me
recently to take it again. the many du-
Ties OF the mayors office having taxed
my slight physical resources greatly.
made nomistake. In one week ! found
my appetite improved. the feeling Of
WEAKNESS disappearing, and my nerves
becoming steadier Paine's celery COM
pound has thus been n friend In time
Of need,and l Ike to say word for
friend. Truly yours,
WALTER L. RAAISDELL.s
Nov. 9, 1897. re 80
In every city. in business houses,
banks, newspaper ofIlces-wherever the
friction Of worry Ia wearing out the
nerves and reducing the nutrition of the
body, Painc's celery compound is prov
Ing its inestimable value. It invariably
insurcs sound sleep, and thus gives the
oVerstrung nerves their natural rest:
1t corrects q constipatcd habit that so
commonly goes with sedcntary occupa-
lions. and frees the blood OF poisonous
humors, that at some time or other de-
iTelop Into grave disease. n,
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Mayor Ramsuel Is again mayor or
Lynn.
Two years ago he was elected by the
combined Peoples party. Democratic
and Citizens Reform party. He was
again nominated, by reclamation by the
Democrats 10 succeed himself as mayor
of the busy modern city, and was again
elected by rouslnj majority last
month.
Mayor Ramsdell's present high posi-
ton Is the legitimate reward OF his abil-
lty and his fearlessncss In defending his
opinions. He hns never hesituted TO de-
clare his convictions in public, nor has
he been slow TO espouse the cause OF
The shoemakers and other wage earn
ers. In 1894 he was candidate OF the
Peoples party for Congress. A hard
worker, conscientious official, Mayor
Ramsdell has more than once been
pushed to the. limit OF his strength. At
such times OF extreme nervous tension
and orerwcrk, he has saved himself
from breaking down by taking Paine's
celery compound.
Mayor Ramsdcll's honest polnlon OF
this great remedy CANNOT be mistaken
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half dead, managed to escape from the
woman and made his way to the resi-
dence OF DR.. George Hartman. nearly n
MALT mile from the scene OF the tragedy
me woman, who was attired only in
her night gown. hns not since been
seen. and 1t Is believed that she threw
hcrself Into the SchuvkIll river. The
woman tried TO commit suicide few
DAYS ago and 1t IS thought she was
temporarily insane at the time She Mt
tempted TO kill Sherman. ~
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ABOUT PEOPLE

Strangers In tic City and Wheeling: Peo-
pic hbInhd.
Thomas Mumford. Of PoIn: Pleasant,
Is at the Windsor.
c. Powell. Fa!rmoEt lawyer, is reg
istered at the Windsor.
C. Fl. Gray, Pittsburgh dIstIller, was
Mcclure autograph last night.
z. T. Vinson was a Huntington ar
rival at the Windsor last night.
Miss Louise Lowry. OF the Sixth ward,
Is recovering from an attack OF typhoid
fever.
Miss Daisy Gorby, OF the South Side,
has returned from visit to Wellsburs
friends.
H. W. Henderson, and L. Henderson,,
yesterday.
Mrs. Wheeler Reeves, OF Wellsburg
Is q guest OF her sister, OF No. 80 South
Huron street.
aI L. Bencdum. OF Cameron, and J.
q. Gray. OF New Murtinsville, are
Stamm registers.
C. NJ. Allender, OF Warrington, and
L. L. Gotten. OF SlstersVillc. were among
last nights arrivals at the Howell.
L. D. Colbert, who is In The mems
furnishing business at Butler. Pa, Is
the guest OF Mrs. Thompson, OF the
Mcclure.
A. NJ. jolly, of Beaver Falls. was one
of the Wheeling Railway directors who
arrived here last night to attend the
annual meeting.
Mrs. Charles Drumm and daughter.
Margaret, Of Pittsburgh, are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kronjaeger of
North Main street.
The friends Of Andrew II. Stcph-
enson, who has been seriously In
disposed for few weeks. will be glad
to learn that he is improving. He
returned TO the city yesterday.
Rev. n. S. Thomas;of st. Luke's: Rev.
Jacob Brlttingham, OF St. Luke's, and
DR.. G. A. Aschmann were among the
speakers at the Brotherhood of st.
Andrews meeting at Bellalre last
night.
Sheriff George Mcvey. Of Fayetteville,
anu Deputies W. z. Wiseman, c. P.
Deunt, ANDREW Manliin. S. J.. Walker,
and ]. p. Jones. wero guests at tho
Stamm last night. They brought UP
batch OF guests for the state pen"
Rev. ". II. Helms, OF Railway. n. J.,
who has been nominated by President
Mckinley to q chapla!ncy In the United
States navy, Is native OF West Vlr-
ginla, having been born at Cameron, In
Marshall county. lie Is n graduate OF
Ohio Wesleyan University.
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ALLEGED ABDUCTION.

{ There was on alleged abduction res-
terday afternoon on the river front.
Sam Cook and his wife separated some
time ago, the husband taking the boy
and the wife caring for the girl. Yester-
day the husband came down from Steu-
benville and Is alleged to have secured
possession OF the girl through the boy.
The wife invoked the did OF Officer Nc
Causland, and had the steamer T. VI.
BayDe searched, but the persons want
ed were not there and are supposed to
have taken train for Steubenvlllc.
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THERE are three little things which
do more work than any other three III
tie things created--they are the ant, the
bee and DeWitt's Little Early Rlsers.
the last being the famous little pills for
stomach and liver troubles. Charles r.
Goethe, Market and Twelfth streuts;
Chatham Sinclair, Forty-slxth and IA
cub streets: A. E. Schee!c. NO. COZ Main
street: l1x!ey1 Bros. Pom and Zane
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The following transfers of,real estate
were recorded yesterday in Clerk Rob-
ertson's Office:
Deed made December is. 1857: by
Charles Rogerson, trustee. TO Henry
Blum; consideration 5000; transfers
south half of lot . In square 16, South
Wheeling.
Deed made January 6, 1896: by B. L.
Rogers and vile. to Samuel Bell; con-
sideratlon $50: transfers strip OF
ground In town OF West Liberty. -,
Deed made January Z, 1891: by Will
lam irwin TO Samuel Bell: consideration
500: transfers game property as above
Decd OF correction by Elizabeth Bell
to LavlnIa z. Reeder.
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Remarkable Cura or Rheumatism a
Keiinn, Jackson COnnt,.

About three years ago my wife had
an attack OF rheumatism which con-
tncd her 10 he" bed and rendered her
unable to walk; her limbs being swollen
10 about double their normal size. Mr..
L. Maddox recommended Chamber.
la!n's Pain Balm. procured u fifty
cent bottle OF Il and used Its contents
by about twelve o'clock that night
binding her Limbs with flannel. THIS
next morning she walked 10 breakfast
and has not had similar attack since.
A. 3. PARSONS.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me
this 18th day OF September, 1897.
T. S. casio. Justice OF the Peace.
Chamborlain's Pain Balm IS sold by
druggists.
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DEATH OF Mns. PERRY.

Early yesterday morning. after a pro-
,tracted illness. occurred the death OF
Mrs Eliza Perry, wife OF Mr.. Edward
Fl. Perry, an employc OF the Aetna
Standard mills. and mother OF J. II.
Perry, organlst of the Fourth Street NJ.
e. church. and OF Thomas Perry, Of
Stnnton's book store Mrs. Perry was
well known and highly esteemed. cspe-
cially on the Island, and the sympathy
of all is extended to the Borrowing hus-
band and children. The funeral will oc-
cur from the family home. IFS Zane
street, tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
with intcrment following at Greenwood
cemetery.
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THE CHENEY COMPANY

The management OF the Glbney Com
edy Company at the Grand has been
very successful. Its repertoire OF popular
plays having given entire satisfaction
at the matinee and evening perform
ances daily. The engagement will close
tonight. a comedy bill has been reserv.
ed for the last day. This afternoon the
company will produce THE Marked
Monkey" and Tonight The Prince OF
Liars" Both are very laughable COM
edies, and it goes without Saying that
the audiences Will be large.
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A young son, eleven years old. OF Ross
Woods, fell from 4 coal bank trestle
back OF Bridgeport yesterday. and sus-
tanned what is feared TO be serious in
jury. Dr. Helnleln was called and found
q severe wound on the forehead. and
the boy in commissions. 1t will take
some time to reveal the extent of his In
jurles. He fell distance of about twen-
ty feet into q rock run.
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NORWICH, Conn, Jan. 9S.--The dead
body of Frank Hogan. forty-two years
OF. age. paper maker, was found In
the woods near this city to-day. 1t
was frozen s.lrr and had been there
during the storm. On the head was q
cut and the skull Injured. The circum-
stances lead 10 u suspicion OF foul play.
Leading up TO and away from the body
were foot prints IN the SHOW OF swo
men. An Investigation Is being made,
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.oPERA ORCHESTRA CONCERN,

1! The Opera House orchestra will give
their second grand concert and ball at
Ar!on hall on die evening Of February 9.
The concert part Of the entertainment
VIII include some very pleasing solos.
And last. but not least, Herr Joseph
Kraus. the Delmonico Of the South Side,
Will spread an appetiz!ng supper for the
benefit OF those who hunger after his
palatable dishes.
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YOUNGSTOWN, Pa, Jan, 2S.--Mrs.
Jonnln Sherman, colorcd. early ,o.day,
sent u thlrty-rIght cnlibrc bullet Into
the lungs OF her sleeping husband,
George Sherman, and aetcrward tried
to brain him with an axe, The husband,
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49,, . -
RUN ON PANTS.

$50 styles OF elegant Ali.VooI Trouser.
insS reduced from So to SO; 100 siyIes OF
Gle giant All-Wool Trouscrings reduced
from S!to So, which ue arc prepared to
mako to order on short notice. Jinny OF
these goods are less than cost, nnd great
bar gains. G, HESS 4 SONS. -
Fashionable Tailors and furn ishers, 1871
q md 1898 ainrket streot. 80
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Mnrilit:rns Itxcnrsioi,.

III The OHIO River Railroad will sell OK
eursion tickets to New Orleans and rc-
turn: account OF Mnrdl Gras, ut rate of
w for the round trip from Wheeling.
5L1ieBets on sale February lC, II. IS, 10,
~ ana q, with return limit March 6.
Domole berth In sleeper from Cincinnati
sto Sew Orleans and return, SO. 49,
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BOYS ARRA1GNEp.

VIII schnell and John Brady. the
boys arrested at the instance OF Mr..
Joseph speidel, for damaging the old
court house property, on Chapllne
street. were given a hearing before
Squire Fitzpatrick yesterday and held
for. the grand jury,
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Tho Ohio River railroad will sell tour
list tickets from Wheeling TO Mexico City
and return Mt rate OF S9a.iO. Tickets on
sale daily, good 10 return ntnc months
from date of sale. Double berth In
sleeper from Cincinnati 10 Mexico City
and return $aS % - -
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One-QuaTter Off Regular Marked p,I 4,

Ther.ll be but one yolcsone yer WIN DO on ,r,,,
YOU need aiars toghe
honest sale OF honest values Of oil M
night oil has been burna 70 x The wayh cloak 5
many aliases VIII hide their hadsthe bsaen doubtful Gs
See what the on sae sou%
goods before this sale Call sh
10 the nut of
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II Naturally Would.

LONDON. Jan. 2S.-The speech Of
President Mckinley at the banquet of
the National Association Of Manufac-
tllrers in New York Inst night, favorably
affected business on the stock exchange
to-day.
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Furnishing Department,

Mems Shirts and Drawers Ina, 49,.
i,e, quarter or, now...S,, "a' VEN
Mcn's Shirts and Drawers In, 49,.
soc, quarter or, now a., - Wv
mems Shirts and Drawers Ina, ~.
,Sc, quarter on, now, '''' 'e'e,i
M .e shlsts and Drawers dix w.,,
Jc, quarter on, now .,''D', Ns's 4
Mems shirts and Drawers iii, Ss,.
40. quarter on, now. ~, LII WV Wv !,
Mems SHIRTS and Drawers that VA.
N.oA quarter on, now ,,,,,.,' Wv
Mems Shirts and Drawers that VIZ.
N.2o, quarter or, nov. ,,...,' 't's
Msn,s shirts and Drawers thai stn
n |.'W, quarter on, now...i",,,,I,,yT.s i
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Caused by reading the self-praisii,g nils.
OF self-tnmed optical experts o., doc.
torn ~, professors az and cIairyoynn %
Grub, OptIcian.
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PART !.

tMarch--"Inlct". ............ .Althousc
Selection-"Gaiety Girl, .Tobanl
Waltz-"The Silver Rhine. .Me!sslcr
85f PART II.
SELECTION" bohemian Girl" from
:. Balte Opera. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Negro Oddlty-"Dc Postum and Coon"
..............,..........G " Gilbert
La Pnioma"--spnniSh SGrcnade .Yadler
s PART III. =
'Bolero- Observation-Disclosures. Ill. Ardlu
Passing TO the Cotton Flelds"........
- s.',....."............H.. j.. Clarke
Two stcp-"Dcux Temps. Geo. Wclgnnd
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lake Laxative Bromo Quiajno Tablets.
All druggists refund tie money II /.
.Iails to cure. &c, Tho genuine has l..
u. Q. on each tablet.
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RICCARDo RICCTs Recital Carroll
Club, Tueaday evening, Feb. /. Seats
now on sale ct Banner Co.'S.
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DO not be hoodwinked. Use no "just
as good" Salvation Oil Is what YOU
wan. when In need Of n good l!nlment.
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RICARDO 'RICC1S Recital Carroll
Club, Tuesday evening, Feb. /. Seats
now on sale at Bauiner' Cos.
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Tnn HUE -choratnss ANp rt1nuts,,as
0uE. Inventory Begins
February list, 1885

before beginning the same
possible
reducing FUTURE
aotk
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IS MEIsTER,s BAND REHEARSAL.
Tie eighth rehearsal Of tho MoIster band
occurs Sunday evening at Turner hall.
when the following programme will be
rendered: 49,
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DIR. BULLS Cough Syrup has alwaya
been kept UP to the standard. It Is The
same 1t was forty years ago, the best
sold, rs
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Boys Suit, Department.

Boys Suits that were $500. quarter I.
Boys Suits that were 500. quarter :.
Boys Suits that were $500. quarter
on. si;e5. now. ; 20
Oh. ;i:5S. new............... 80, 20
Boys Suits that were $500. quarter
OF. SaW. now. ........:...::..........,S W
Boys suits that wero $1,000. quarter
oil. $50. now. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. . %
Boys Suits that wero Sl500, quarter
OH, sJ.Il, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" .....Su 20
Boys Suits that weto $780, quarter
on. s.5. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 30
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lille MEN CONFER
Meeting of,l,s Bei,wood Plate Mill.
Helpers.
! GENERAL STRIKE POSSIBLE.

THE srEELwoRKERs. WHO HAVE
BEEN NOTIFIED OF "A HEAVY
REDUCTION NEXT MONTH,
WILL MEET AT pENwoop ON
SUNDAY AFTERNOON : THE
woR l5li'a.; MAKE A STATE.
MENr or THE slTuATloN-No
CHANGE YESTERDAY.
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Sheriff George Mcvey. OF Fayetteville,
AMI Deputies W. e. Wiseman, c. P.
Deunt, AndrGw Manliin. S. i. Walker,
and ]. p. Jones. wero guests q, tho
Stamm last night. They brought UP 4
batch OF guests for the state "pGn." 4
The times., 1898-08-04

WANTED-Customcrs for 100 quarts OF pure ice
cream at pc per quart; iced, Pc per quart
soc per gallon; order one day ahead by postal
GEORGE NIEMASN, 924 ii ST. ne. aui-3t