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   Olean Evening Herald (Newspaper) - December 16, 1883, Olean, New York                                IVOL III CATTARAUGUS DECEMBER 16, 1883 NO 36 A GOOD MAY VE USEFUL foil i TUB i Clark in Bca al Ho Suld Our of Ilio Minder Nut Charles 13. the concerning whose were given in these List confined to he bed at the in under medical when is rapidly recovering under the aid of Dr. bii the does not think tlut he will able to lie removed to jail under en Deputy Sherill by Sol Hooper and Mat the two men who caught and Frank are ng every hour by his night and Clark is very comfortable and That he might make no ort to prevent the healing of his through fear of the those him have impressed him ith the idea that he will be ut without any Clark ib ot very and he readily ab- all that is told him as the who knew Clark and school with Inm in his ood had a talk with him last said as the reporter itei ed the guess you never lought of seeing me in this when we were said the did ow caint jou to db such an awful cannot tell why 1 did said you I had lint been drinking that I never did drink as much as I live been credited You know lost all ot the people in that part of IB country are down on if they smell a man's they he is didn't your wife leave you be- jou drank so is what she but 3ople don't know all there is to tell me just how the killing and what were the causes lat led to tell you that You might tell the real facts before four en ing here and each one go out and tell a different story what I had So I shall not Ik until the time do you expect Ihc result will do you think they will do th I time only can suppose you didn't like to be they had kept I should ve given myself up le talked about old his school said he was very ry the affair had the opinion tint he seemed to have re friends now than ever I asked if there was much iit in the county about it. reporter remembers Clark ns a lie was very dull us a and was never able even to 1 He was not quick hut when with pick up a stone or any wilhin bis reach mid dash it at regardless ol in a t lit appears that there WAS a still wr than hai yet commission of the II timed by some of Clark's friends liia wife did not leave him so h he as because liked the society of other men it In was 3f her they rather until I poor woman wan Thai crime His of in the pocket the h lie fit rks abo il Jhc sf v in thai Mil to ihc on to In- er Clark walked all the to arriving I lit re Sunday about 8 Monday at 10 o'clock lie left his uncle's house at and walked ly to arriving Tuesday lie was jmt seen going nor either and if ho had not i ailed at the house of the Bannister woman at Cuba Tuesday he might have gotten out of the When she refused him he started for his father's and doubtless secreted there until Friday when and Hooper searched the house and found him in the woodshed Si for the in the dark garret was a nervy piece and showed him to be a man of pluck and Two Hansbury und had veiled the house only a few hours but failing to frighten Clark's father into confessing that hit son was they did not have the sand to make a and accordingly David Harris 10 per cent at every purchase of one dollar and THE LAW'S STRONG PICTURES Of LIFE iff POLICE PA O TO BE CARY THE THE According to the Bradford pondent of the McKean County Ada Gray drank too much the ardent while and delayed the progress of the play by a row with her The receipts for her matinee and evening performance footed up it is said Warren's new opera house was opened in a blaze of glory and ren did herself The Wilbur Opera Company performed lolanthe nnd Patience to an audience that will never be excelled in that metropolis of the Next Thursday Clean ple will have the pleasure of seeing one good when John T. appears here in his new Dec. 28th the Spanish Students will give one of their unique musical en- for the benefit of the Library United and Under the an account recently appeared in these columns of the and of Barney D. Wendall a young of aget and Miss Blanche Haj o the who is sweet The wedding trip it be interrupted the who overtook the young people here where they were g Mr. George H. Since then the tion of the bride's parents to the riage has been and the ation gracefully The young man is in every respect worthy of lite whose youth was the only rier to the Rice's Pleasure Party billed for evening Ihc lathis one of the most noted companies appearing here this In the Goblins they are conceded to be Prof. L. B. blind singer give a con- cert in Maj er's Hall on Wednesday Dec. 19th. pounds of fresh from received at J. W. D. A. the 127 Union Y. if Last we told how the from Servia got into trouble and finally were compelled to pay for killing a It was claimed at the time that 635 was all the dirty gang could rake and and some little sympathy was ex- pressed for But as some mised at the did have for on settling the case they went to and had a 612 atone of the many of that From Limestone Ihc report comes thai they were given live minutes to get out of new serial story of ilie est Life's is begun in this At Co. A reporter of this last week had the pleasure of investigating the mammoth furniture establishment which this firm has built up at their store in the In tion to their regular stock of staple which is always they have just added a line of goods especially suited to the holiday Chairs they have in great abundance and variety of 513 and there is nothing better for a Christmas present for either a lady or baskets are 01 all colors and Then there to begin to enumerate would take two Their place is well worthy a visit by holiday The great slaughter in prices com- mences 10th and one should call and see us before Olean Cash Shoe W. D ciren An opportunity to procure a The drillers engaged to put down the Franklinville test well postponed operations to help chase the murderer Thirty-two trains depart daily on the several connected with the Buffalo York and phia The rails for the second track o this division of the Erie are laid two miles east of the grading is completed as far ns Carrol A new engine has been received 1-om the Watertown works by the Buffalo Xew York and tt is the first obtained by this road from A new switch has just been con- on Allegany Central south side of the depot to sare freight down in the gauge The Erie railway is enjoying un- freight traffic at to carloads of freight per day pass over the Never before in the history of the road has business of the Erie been as Trains on the B. N. Y. P. will be instead of and trains will figure as If the road would now begin to use baked beans as ballast the employes could readily imagine they came from and b Onr Frail Woman mi nei Two or n Kind Two tramps loitering around the b N. Y. P. depot were arrested earl Monday by John King and calle upon to make known Their explanation and promise t leave town was They hus Boozy On Monday afternoon that well known old William Allen was taking his usual weekly drunk Hitherto when indulging he has caped arrest by keeping out of the way of the This time tion forsook and he paraded Union street with a gait which was conversing with passers by on both sides of the Wiley the old fellow to accompany him to the He made a ous and had to be carried by the officer to the A fine of was Breathing Free Pat. Cahell had a streak of Squire Dwinnells left town without making out Pat's committal and was absent for a Cahell was taken to Little Valley jail but without the required documentary the Sheriff refused to accept him lie was given his Pat. will have to be mighty careful of his conduct or he will be sentenced for the assault ut On Saturday night a glorious that is gloriously consisting of Jack and Jim and Tma Cummings made things hum nnd even the proprietor to stand some at Jones Billiard They were not wanted but announced that they come to ing the balls on the tables was too slow for They proposed to run the establishment to suit selves and undertook to clean it Charlie happened to be with in He upset their little Captured the whole ind put them in the M on- lay they donated at Squire polite suggestion 89.60 each into the public A Francis perambulated vest side of Union Street evening in a About 6 o'clock he found elf in front of J. Pelton's hant tailoring establishment and ut in lunging through a ane of glass in the show V fine of 89.60 was The Hotel upon his sun. This will be held in abeyance to give him a chance to re- A of advice for you If you are not man enough to support or help support your family at least giye your wife a And be sure ever again squint at the That's a State's prison of- DC KUe One of the slickest of the colored youths who ever cleaned a spittoon in Olean is the sable dude whose nomen heads this police He was arrested in Elmira on day and brought to Olean the game day by Mat. Owens on a charge of some tea set and a fine black silk Shear and Marcus take the fallow ing mode of present ins their friend A great reduction in prices of Fall and Winter Goods m David The heretofore iff Frank snd M. O. under firm nnmc of Acme Milling day by con- M. 0. Wilber The will be on by Frank nnd un- der tlm Mime firm All debts s the firm will be paid by them and all bills owing b collected by O. to in ike j i. For the Holiday uc have iuM and pi died Heed among which urn and customers an opportunity of curing two elegant for the holi consisting of one fine tea o five purchased of and mended by Herman as the finest tea set in his am 18 yards best black with as the second These prizes will bu presented to the drawing first and second The purchaser who buys at our store to the amount of 50 cents will be entitled to one chance in the above This is no on our but merely in the patronage we havo received from our and The drawing will luke place 15tli. remember the Shear Marcus dry good One hundred passenger cars on the by compressed lighting company of York have received orders to lit up twenty-five more cars with ances for this system of The Pullman car company are introducing it on a number of sleeping and pallor cars on the same Persons attending the er's contention over the A. L. E or P. will be returned at one-third p. O. railroad will sell excursion tickets IVom pal stations and the B. Y P railroad will sell excursion tickets from all Those magnificent steel engravings and photos will be on exhibition fora few days at Andrews n mepHon in U be io think it will in Andrew Union St. An stork of Toys and Holiday Goods just received -i Cull mid make join per allowed on every chaw of imr dollar and Republican The their tional Convention at the 3d of next Although Hon. C. p. 4 a ban in to that One man advocated tho Empire Slate b nil would furnish means In cany all doubtful The Republicans intend and buy another After a fair trial and an able de- Pal rick O'Donnell has been found guilty of wilful murder for ng James notorious in- on the 29ih of July while ic was being to Port belli by the steamer i was born in 1835, in the town o County in the orth ot where several of his family now When four of became with his parents to but returned shortly after to his native He seems to hare formed a attachment for this and has visited it since According to the London he served in the war of the It js fitted that he took out naturalization papers in the United on tin of 187C, and that he Ined for IH nods in ind Col. He is described feet in His eyes arc his he is apparently less than fty years of He is now in n at where he will v be executed on the 17th wife desertion preferred by the over- seer of the On liis arrival he up town witn a jaunty and was in dress and appearance the gayest in the He the officers und greeted his friends with the good The volatile De Rise was informed bv Justice Johnson that a bond for the support of his bride would set him at He hardly anticipated making De Darius he calls himself took on Thursday afternoon at four o'clock for Buffalo in of an officer from where ing foiled to furnish for the maintenance of his he will serve sentence of four months in the Although manacled he The title to the Grand Central el is being contested in the J. U. Hughes claims a title ie John Harris it on the ground that the hotel ba longed to his wife and he has the ual life interest in it. CHAPTER i. On Wednesday morning on motion of F. Squire ley issued an order of eviction The Sheriff enforced the der by taking possession of the and placing Hughes in On Thursday evening a Deputy Sheriff arrived from served papers on officer Wilmoth appear and answer a charge tempt of The officer being non-resident gave Officer moth held possession on behalf of CHAPTER Friday afternoon on information sworn to by Deputy Sheriff George Frank of and Wilmoth and of were arrested by showed and kept a crowd n roars of laughter with his ous addressing them from Hie cai He carried a hand satchel and come he said be so thin that I'll tell my ma I've come homo to Ho passed in his checks when a prisoner once before at the on that occasion for a drunken During his im- prisonment then he was with the small and released upon recovering his Poor is on Ihc of one or two other wife deserters will settle or join Ito The evidence introduced in the mayhem ease proved that Hill Butler whose anatomy was t educed in the encounter with Ross was the Kill was smart enough to appreciate the and oil Ihc night of I he 8th he gate the town leg bail and is to have for will be loss will be Pity keep on specimen's of Charles who broke in door to effect an entrance and the Schaffer was followed into the hotel by a crowd who were bled The arrested gave bail for their appearance at From Schaffers entrance til late last night Harris and his bajr tender kept the house About eleven o'clock Friday Harris was arrested on a. charge ot perjury ana lodged in the The hotel was taken by the officers and closed by At the time of writing they retain and Harris remains in charge ofm He can only give bail the be continued in our 1XC1DENIS. About 10 o'clock a drunken named Palmer attempted fo create a row in Hie hotel and was ejected by John the State street saloon also revolver snapped it at Wiley who caught the falling upon his Shaffer will hare Io give bail for his appearance before grand Frank Howard quietly stole off to bed Friday but was aroused and The hotel war has been the sensation of On Monday ed the The was to have been done in f elf Lot On inquire of J of Cull and KCC Andrews innumerable to the holiday have plenty of beautiful ironi which tolled a Present for any member of The oil market opened Monday morning at The highest tion during week tin lowest The market opened at a Hirer of York highly by ni has Weaver where orders foi piano should it  

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