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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-10-26
MOUNTAIN HOME, Oct. 26, 1899.

A. Anderson came down from
Dixie last evening.
George McWilliams was in town
Monday, from Pine.
Bert wilkins Yesterday sold sc
horses for shipment east.
Harry Mallison's buggy now
wears new paint and new coat-of-
arms.
Seth Garfield, J. B. Wells and
James Morrow we're here Tuesday,
from Glenn's Ferry.
The sweetest songs, the jolliest
jokes and the happiest hits are all
in "A Breezy Time"
Jim Herman came in Tuesday
night from Silver City and went to
Rocky Bar yesterday.
The hottest cake walk" that ever
happened in "a Breezy Time" at
the opera house Monday night.
A. H. Sain, general agent of the
Masonic Fraternal Accident Asso-
citation of America, was in this place
yesterday.
Joe Winters and Yes Robbins re-
Gently had ten tons of the Bird
mine ore crushed at Pine Grove,
which returned them $40 per ton.
Frank Boyd has caused a large
and attractive sign to be placed on
top Of the Gilmore Livery and Feed
Stable. 1t was painted by James
!, Carroll
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-10-26
Ordinance No. 40.

SUFFICIENT BOND FROM THE
VILLAGE CLERK
Be It ordained by the Chairman and Board Of Trus
tees OF the Village OF Mountain Home
Section /. That the Clerk OF the Village Of Mount.
ain Home must execute good and sufficient bond
70 the Village Of Mountain Home in the sum Of three
hundred dollars $500. co. and must receive salary
ar fees until such bond Is approved by the Board o
Trustees OF the Village OF Mountain Home and fled
with the Clerk Of said Village
Section ?. All ordinances and parts OF ordinances
in conflict with the provisions Of this ordinance are
hereby repealed
Section 3. This ordinance shall take effect on and
after its due publication.
Passed by the Chairman and Board OF Trustees o.
the Village Of Mountain Home this 18th day OF Sep
TENDER, 1899 r. w. BOYD
Chairman of the Board OF Trustees
Attest: AUG. NJ. y SNOTF, Clerk. OLIVIA
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-10-26

Sam Cochran, one of Elmore's
patriotic volunteers for the Philip
pine service, is again shaking hands
with old friends in this place. This
time he was drafted into duty by
Sheriff O'Neill to serve as a juror
in the district court Sam does not
uphold the Republican administra-
ton in its war against the Flip
inos-and about 8 out of every 10
returned volunteers are of the same
E,nin;pp
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-10
BENwooD NEWS.
Local Happenings OrImPOr,anccina
Busy Town.

Local Happenings oflmpOriancc in .
Busy Town.
II. X. satterheld and n number Of
other Benwood citizens were summoned
TO MoundsvtIle yesterday, to serve on
the petit jury, which, however does
not convene dntil october Il, The mis-
take wasn't any too congenlal TO the
Benwood citizens.
Samuel Bogard. an old soldier. Is In
Moundsville. awaiting an official OF the
Weston insane asylum to convey MIN TO
that Institution. Mr.. Bognrd has been
acting uueerly OF late and his eNHmlnn-
ton before Squire Lacey. resulted IN
his being adjudged insane.
There was quite rush from here TO
see the Moundsville execution, that Is a
great desire to see It. Only few were
given the opportunity,
Glendale young men have organized a
band, something which BenwOod has
been unable to do, or at least, maintain
after organized.
Rev. Paul Metzenthln returned yes
terday from Washington, Pa, and left
for Parkersburs to attend the synod.
The Higgins. Burma wedding this
morning will be one OF the sOcinl events
OF the year.
Benwood Pythians VIII turn out
largely at the grand lodge doInss In
Wheeling.
Mrs. GeogeIlne. OF the lower end OF
town. is confined TO her home win Ill
ness.
Mrs. Alley. wife OF DR.. J. N. Alley, IS
III. Threatened with typhoid fever.
Council is scheduled to meet in cegu-
lar session this evening.
Miss Mary Gateiy has returned from
n plIisbnrEh visit.
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nOUNDsVILLE BUDGET
Eestefdsy,s News From aIaFshall
Countyss Chfef City.

The members q The Methodist Epls-
opal church here win give . reception
70 their new pastor. ". b King. and
bid the retiring pastor, D. L. Ash. who
goes AZ presiding elder Of ClaFksSurg
district. good-by. AZ the W. c. 4. D.
nail t0-mornOW evening. A literary and
musical programme win be given By
the EpWorth League and refreshments
win be served b the ladies Of the
church. Rev. D. ". Ruble. Of The
AIoundsville circuit. win be present to
help make the occaSion pleasant one.
DR.. J. c. MeCu1ough viii be master Of
ceremonies. and q general good time 3
expected. All members Of The church
their friends With them.
The October term Of the circuit court
VIII open this morning at 8 o'clock
With Judge Melvin on the bench. There
are thirty-fouf cases on the docket be-
sides the large number carried over
frpm last term. This promises 70 be 3
long and busy term. The grand jury
meets this morning and the petit Jury
next Monday morning.
Yesterday afternoon It vas brought 70
the attention Of City Health ohicer W.
Dewitt Stewart, that there was Q case
Lutes, on Fourth street. BE q once or
tared the residence quAFantined, and
the wen known nag was soon seen at
the residence.
sThe two members OF the pardon
hoard, President Morris and Judge
RFlnnon, did not arrive in the city until
late last evening. They went into sess-
ION at once upon their arrival. but only
some routine business was transacted.
In al probability they VIII hold q sess-
ion to-day.
Governor and Mrs. g. W. Atkinson
and chief Of Stan Colonel Appleton left
over the Baltimore & Ohio road yester-
day At noon. for Morgantowu. after
having been In the city since Sunday
afternoon. as the guests Of Warden and
Mrs, s. a. Hawk.
Miss Hattie n. Johnson lost her gold
watch and chain last Friday evening.
somewhere ON the street. She offers 10
literally reward the finder when Il Is
returned to her.
The board of trade meets this even
ing al mo court house. It viii be an
Important meeting and large attend
ance Is expected.
at Weston. Earl Booth arrived yester-
day from Pomona, Cal, and viii spend
some time as the guest Of friends In this
city.
Mrs. S. a. Hawk and son, William,
are expected home to-day from visit
with Baltimore friends.
Hon. 3. F. Meighen is home from at
tending meeting Of the asylum board
Rev. b. s. Hammond. OF Huntington.
is the guest Of friends in the city.
The Merchants Association will meet
at the court house this evening.
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RElI.AlRE nArpRNlNGs.
Matters of Intsrosi q he Metropolis
rfnallnnnt Cnnner

.
ufBslmont Cnunfy
ne local Republican COMMITTEES
started out brillzly yesterday 70 POI TN
city, each committeeman OF some one
repre emitting them, taxing 4 precinct
1 The Democrats have taken their pol
and are said to Be encouraged By Il, but
they we're probably looking for enequr-
agement q this kind and doing the
work themselves found u A change
may come over the spirit o. their
dreama.
Rev. Charles Il. Watson and wife
leave to-day for~ Indianapolis where
llF. Watson Vim attand z theologieal
college for the winter, and M . pnlpll
n that city during the same period Hil
/ place here VIM Be hIlod during his ABB
senee BY Rev. 1[r Fisher.
Joseph A. PRINTS and Mss Blanche
Murphy have secured . license to wed
and Joe has not been seen At his place
OF business since. II Is probable the
services OF 3 minister have been utilized
by this time.
A number Of Beliaire physicians win
attend the meeting Of the Eastern Ohio
Medical Society az StenbenviIle to-day,
Dir ]. P. West and ]. S. Mcclellan be-
ing on the programme for discussions.
The younger set OF charming young
ladies met at the home Of Miss Katie
Darrah last night and completed ar
rangements for the Country clubs en-
tertainments this winter.
The stanton Heater Company has had
a wonderful increase OF business lately.
Three car loads Of heaters have been
sent 10 one town IN Iowa the past
month.
The social committee o. the Shake
/ speare club met ut the home OF Miss
Sophia Miller last night. and arranged
for social features Of the club
The twO-year-old son OF Trim Way
was scalded slightly at the home Of his
/ grandfather. DR.. I. II. Wells, By spill
ing hot water upon himself.
r. G. Meyer, chairman Of the Demo-
cratic committee. Invites the Democrats
\ 10 make his office headquarters and OF
course they win.
MrR ]. B. Smith VIII leave to-day for
Chicago. to visit relatives for a time.
after which she viii probably locate In
Philadelphia.
| H. r. Snyder, OF the steel plant. had a
serious fall Sunday and WIN be laid up
| for some time. but his injuries are not
dangerous.
The city council VIII meet this even
I ing and will take action looking toward
a vote on another electric light fran
chise.
Zen Tyler. Of the Bellulre steel plant
| management. was doubly blessed by the
arrival OF twins at his home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs c. w Dickens will en-
terrain the Twentieth Century Club at
their Gravel HIN home this evening.
Martin Coweu and family returned
from Cleveland and win resume their
residence here for the winter.
The Cleveland & Pittsburgh pay car
did duty here yesterday and all along
the line.
DR.. Way, a veteran physician OF
WO0dsheld. was In the city yesterday.
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BR1pGEPoRT HAPPENINGs.
Events of a Day in the Town at the
End of the Bridpe.

ENCulS Oh luy W luo AONH " RWS
End OF the Bridge.
This evening at O'Clock ex-senator
David Wagner will entertain his friends
at dinner In honor OF his seVenty-sec-
ond birthday ut his home In West
Wheeling. To-day also being the
birthday OF James Hodgens, Of Port
land. the AFFAIR will be a Joint one.
Prof. and AIRS. James Duncan gave n
o'clock dinner last evening to their
friends in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ches-
ter Frnnzell.
Miss Sadie McKisson. who hns been
the guest Of Miss LULU BTattoh, return
ed to her home in Morgantown. w. Va,
yesterday.
Mrs s. b. Cole. who has been the
guest Of Mrs. ]. e. Dent, returned to
her home ut Rich Hill, Mo-, yesterday.
Rev. j. a. Donahey and J. T. Scott
leave this morning for Springfield 10
attend a meeting OF the state synod
Mrs. s. c. w. Dunlevy. OF Lombardy
Heights, Ohio, is the guest Of relatives
In KlrkwoOd.
owen Brown. OF Alexandria. was In
the city yesterday In the interests OF the
Foresters.
Thurman PIckens. OF New Athens,
was the guest Of friends In this city
yesterday.
Henry Rlemmer, jr.. OF Pittsburgh, Is
the guest OF HIS father, Henry Klein
mer.
Mrs. o. NJ. Brooks returned yesterday
from the North Wheeling hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Church are the
proud parents OF new girl.
Win briggs left yesterday 10 resume
his studies at Yale college.
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MRRcER ne HoT.

WASHINGTON. Oct 9-WaEhington
tcok the drst game to-day by outplayins
IRE orioles. The second went to the vtsi-
tan. rho hit Mcfarland hard. Errors BY
fhe Senator also ansiSted them materially
IN ne second Enne, Mercer disputed Dm:
Mir NanassaIi'a decision that scheekaFd
Traa safe on 4 steal from second 20 thlfu
ord ended by catching the umpire oy ms
shirt and shaking him. Mercer was nned
ond ordered out o. the game. he RESUME
rs position At third and when again or
.dered Oh the held. ran after Manassau,
who had gone to second base. there ne
grabbed the umpire by the shirt anq aI I!e
q struggle tore u In aeyefa! places tne
IrHlplre came on the field. followed By Mer-
Ger. VINO was intercepted by policeman
The crowd began 70 surround the men
but Uefe dispersed. Mercer finally left the
rounds, apparently by direction Of the
polIce, and Snyder umpifed the game
thereafter unagSisted. The action OF the
Washington player was the most diSgTace-
full ever seen here. but 50 far as known
no notice Of It Will be taken By the club ;;
Score: X \ y
BGitimors 80 0 l'12 % ? 20 Il l
Batteries-Evans and Kittrldge; Howells
and Smith. Earned runs, Washington q;
Baltimore l. Time hourS, Attendance
Loo umplres. Nanassau and Snyder,
Second game: Z II z
WaghingtOp ...........0 Q ~
Baltimore ......,.......l o 90 u Q
Batteries-M Mcfarland. weighing and
Powers: KitgOn and CrlshRm. Earned
runs, Baltimore 2. Time l!G Empires
Snyder and Mana8Elu-
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MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
The Daily ChronicIe OF WheelIRg''
Progressive Ncighbor.


Geo. W. Johnson's Sons. Of Wheeling,
have brought suit against James A,
Bayless and brothers, Of this city. for
the revival OF an outlawed Judgment
for S2,2Ii The case viii be heard No
vember 1 In common pleas court.
William Clark, died at his home on
Scotch Ridge about noon yesterday
aged 81 years. He had been resident
al PeaSe township for over 20 years
and was born Ia the adjoining township
OF Colerain.
The Christian Endsavor Society Of the
Presbyterian church viii hold busi-
ness meeting Wednesday evening to
discuss plans for raising money to pay
for the c. E. memorial window
The five primary grades Of the South
school were dismissed yesterday ON &C
count OF diptheria. II Is thought the
primary grades at the Central and
North schools win do likewise. #
Coxey Beck and wife were arrested
Yesterday on q drunk and dlsorderly
charge. They will have q hearing be-
fore Mayor Shipman this morning.
In the repleVln case OF Patton vs.,
Burns, which was heard In Squire Kel-
ier's court yesterday, verdict WAS rem
dered in favor OF the plaintiff.
NJ. Bartholomew will remove his FAM
lis to Barberton, Ohio, about the first
of the month. having secured work at
that place.
Mrs. James Garrigan and daughter,
Miss Sadie. OF Boston, Mass, are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Ulrich' on
Broadway.
W. A. Miller left last evening for In
dIanapolis. where he will join a roper
tolre company rs advance agent.
John Edwards had the fourth rib on
his right side broken in the foot ball
game at Steubenvllle Saturday.
The roadbed of the Steubenville,
MinGo & Ohio Valley Traction Compa-
ny viii be completed this week.
Harry Evans. who has been tho
guest Of George Barr, returned TO his
home In Cambridge yesterday.
Joseph R. Green, foreman OF the
Scottdale mill, is the guest Of his fam
lily on Jefferson avenue.
The Maennerchor gave their first ball
OF the season last evening at their hall
on Washington street.
Mrs. William Mercer and children
have returned from few days visit at
Pittsburgh.
". f. Cole and wife returned yester-
day from a few days visit at Barnes
vile.
Mrs. ]. r. Phillips. returned last ev-
ening from Sharon, Pa.
G. w. Upton is visiting relatives at
GAINESVILLE.
Thomas Campbell has returned from
Dennison.
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WELLsBURG.
Dolngs orPeopie in the Brooke coun-
Is Metropolis.

Doings OfPeople in the Brooke GOun-
y Metropolis.
Judge Hervey opened the October
term Of circuit court yesterday. The
grand Jury. Of which Charles Simpson
was foreman. found true bills against
james and Earl Banks, the two coloEed
men In jan for assaulting E. d. Snyder
at Collier These are the first indict-
ments returned by q. Brooke county
grand jury since June, 1855. The two
Banks men will be tried on October Is.
the court appointing ]. c, Palmer and
F. A. Chapmer 70 defend them. they
being without counsel The Fair viii
case, which was tried in June and re-
suited In a hung jury, was set fo= re-
trial on Monday next, Colonel VI. W
Arnett appearing as counsel for the de-
tense In place Of Judge Melvin. A num-
Der OF orders were entered and court
adjourned until Thursday.
Prosecuting Attorney Cotton Is get
ting after some OF the incorporated
companies In the matter OF their as
sessment returns. He has raised the
assessment OF the Tri-Stnte Gas Com
pany from $500 rs returned BY the OF
licer5 OF the company, TO $4,000. OF
this sum 81. 900 Is IN Buffalo district:
9llsVQu IN CEQES OTEEA hAhAEANAs anu WV
in wellsburg. 1t Is expected the gas
people will fight this assessment, which
is levied principally on account OF the
pipe line recently laid through the
county.
The Methodist Episcopal Sunday
school has elected the following officers
for the ensuing year: superintendent
T. H. Hammond: assistant, 6. W. Nc
Cord: secretary and treasurer, E. \.
Sheets. organist, Mise Lucy Miller: as
sistant organists, Misses Lizzie Raj
ston and Iva Brashear: Librarians
John Reeves and James McCleary.
In the circuit court yesterday. on mo-
ton of ]. F. Cree. esq, the resolutions
adopted by the members OF the bar Of
the first judicial circuit. relative to the
death OF the late Judge PAUL., We're or
dered spread upon the minutes, Judge
Heryey referred feelingly to bis inti-
mate association with the deceased tur-
ist. and his remarks voiced the sentt-
ment OF the Brooke county bar.
wellsburg will send big delegation
Of Knights Of Pythias to Wheeling to-
morrow.
E. A. Frost has returned from Mt
Clemens, Mich.
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OIL .CITY-Rlver 8 inches and sta
tlonufy. Weather. clear and pleasant.
wABREH-River 4 Of q foot. Wealth
or, cloudy and warm.
CORRESPONDENCE feet Inches
and stationary. Weather. fair and
warm. Woodward down Tuesday. Ad.
am Jacobs MP.
MORGANTOWN-RlVer feet and
stationary. Weather clear and warm.
BROwNsVILLE-Rivcr feet inch
and stationary.
stationery. Clear and pleasant.
STEUBENVILLE-River feet
inch and falling. Weather, clear and
cool
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THE RIVER.
The marks at p. M, at the wharf.
showed feet and falling.
Denied by Major Crumbaugh.

Denied by Major CrumbAuGh.
Major S. B. crumbaugh. supervising
Inspector of the Seventh district, was
In the city yesterday on his every-two
months visit for the purpose Of look
ing over the books OF the local inspec-
tors, which were found In good shape.
Speaking to an Intelllgencer repOr-
ter yesterday afternoon. Major Crum-
baugh took occasion to deny In unQual-
ifed language the stand he was report
ed by the Register yesterday morning
to have taken in the matter OF the
threatened strike Of the river pilots and
Engineers at Pittsburgh. Il was aaert-
ed that Major Crumbaugh had said
that the government might take hand
and revoke the pilots and engineers
licenses.
IT made no statement Whatever to
any newspaper reporter In Pittsburgh
or anywhere else. / am not In the
habit. either OF trying cases before they
come TO me. There II not the least
truth in the Register publication OF this
morning"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-10
8. Ilouis RuNcTIEp HTTs.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. p-sk Louis took the
first from Cincinnati to-day by punching
hits in the flrst aud sixth innings. The
reds had a biz lead In the second. but the
PeTfeetos kept At them and tied the score
IN the sixth when the game was called.
Attendance, $50. Score: r II Z
81 d2ais 10 10 3 2SS 3 G1s /!
Batteries-PoweIl and oSconnor: Brett
anstein and KRtOe. Earned runs. St. Louis
9: Cincinnati l. Time 2:il umpires.
O'pay and Mcdonald.
Second game: RI =
st. Louis ...............0 0 I 4 &c 2
Cincinnati .............O l 8 3 9,-0-5 Z
BntteriRs-sudhofI, Thouns and OCon-
nor; Cronln and Wood BaFHed runs, St.
Louis 1; Cincinnati Z Time $40. Umpires
O'Day and Mcdonald.
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To the Pacific Coast, via tho BaltI.
moro 4 Ohio Railroad.

on October 70, u and Il the Baltl-
more & Ohio railroad will sell tickets to
Portland, Oregon, Tacoma or Seattle,
Washington, account annual conyen-
tlon woman's Christian temperance
Union. Seattle. Wash. october II 10 90.
1890. nt one fare for the round trip plus
81. tickets TO be valid for return trip to
reach original starting point not later
than November "a, 1880.
For fuFthor information call on or
address nearest Baltimore & Ohio tick
et agent. or y. N. Austin. General Pas
aonROF AGENT Chicago. Ill.
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EXCURSION 70 CINCINNATI

Via Il. y o. Account National Jubilee
Convention orChrlstian Church.
Fare for the round trip 81 30. Tickets
ON sale October 10 IA, is and L., valid
FOR return passage until October Il,
with privilege Of extension Of limit I'M
III November IS. on payment OF lfiy
cents.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
pHI1.I.IFs REAT BosTON.

pHII.ADBLPHIA, Oct. s.-The Philiies
DEBATED Boston Today for the second time
And tied the BeaueaterS for second place
n re National League race. Both teams
JiayeI hard 70 win and the 91a71ssis ~ ~
S1ftsry N he third inning. Win the e1-
srBfion q this inning Nichols pltehea Z
-.sd zane. while Orth'g delivery vas
steEdy throughout Attendance 81
s Ss..oa .......0OlOoo0oois ]
Ps,iSdelphia % . 40 o % - s Q
Batterles-NlehoIs. Bergen and Sullivan;
o-th and Mcfarland. Earned runs, Phll-
ateIphia !. Time. LIS. UmplTes, Enahe
Ena DWyer.
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October and TO- tho Baltimore *
Ohio Will sell excursion tickets 10 Nor
guntOwn and return. at rate OF 81 Is,
good returning until October II, inelu-
siVO
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-. nIrhkn rnrnen nnarlted ID folloNs.
Mf1sEE LEAGnE

The NrIsee winter league started of on
Its long Journey last night and big.
noisy but happy crowd was out to see the
boys on. The following tells the tale:
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Desirable Property
Offered For Sale.

: lots and building sites in Pleasant
Buiidins lot, g by 10, on Fourteenth
street. f'rlev quite reasonable,
Lot on Lind street. very cheap,
Lot on AtcCOll0ch street. ll6 feet by 40,
on South Penn street, Island. frame res
idcnce 10 rooms, lot % by 80; most dc.
sirnble. offered for aSshort time only.
bricE residence west side OF Main
street. location no better IN the city.
A manufacturing place on Wafer street;
large brick building. lot s. by $50. This Is
worth while looking after at once.
Always on hand-mOney on good city
ana country realty.
c. A. SCHAEFER 6 CO.,
corner Fourteensh and Market streets.
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neaal 9eaes.
.oMllssIoNRR,s NoTIcE-

n
Tue h. B. ClanIn & Co. and others vs..
the sample Lingaman Co. and others
10 chaneery.
By virtue Of IN order entered In the
above entitled cause BY the circuit court
OF Ohio county, West Virginia. on the "a
day OF September. 1859, Il y referred 20 the
report.
FIrst-The amount OF the debts and I'm.
bulties Of the Sample Llngannan Company.
with the priorities thereof. Il any.
Second-The amount Of money 70 the
credit Of sid cause IN the hands Of J. A.
Miller. receiver. together with the proper
costs and charges against the same, ana 70
settle the account OF said receiver
Thirti-The services rendered by the said
receiver 70 enable the court TO fix proper
compensation for the same,
Fourfh-yVhether the Boston Dry Goods
Company Is entitled. as claimed In Us an
sWer and cross BIN. TO the eooda theGeah
Fifth-Respectln. the validity OF the
claim made BY the said 81. J. Mooney IN
his said petition.
sixth-The amount OF the SUBSCRIBE
cap!taI stock OF the said Sample. Lingaman
Company, the amount paid up thereof and
nv whom, together with the amount due
ana unpaid upon said stock and the name
Of the person BY whom owing.
seventh-Any Other matters deemed per-
Notice IS hereby given that the under
siTnsd has fixed upon Saturday. the 18th
5iay OF October. A. D. 1853. commencing AZ
O'clock D. m. as the time and his once.
No i4lI Chapline stEeet, WheeIing. w. Vs.
"a the place at which he will proceed TO
ascertain the several matters in said order
OF reference required.
Given under my hand this 18Th day OF
SeDtetnber A. d. lS9.
''el''e'--S GEO. s. BOYD,
Commissioner.
C. L. GRANNER, Solicitor for Plaintiff
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Tho IICsI FfcACFIpIIOn Tor VhIIIs
and Fever IL n bottle OF Groves Taste.
less chill Tonic. Il Ia simply Iron and
duInine In d taatcless form. No cure
no pay. Price. 60c. tths&w