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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-22

PRAuR MRRTNe.-The THANKSGIVING
service ct the English Luth. Chapel last
night was opened by the singing Of "All
hail the power Of Jesus name" followed
BY o Scripture lesson BY Rev. Barnitz
and prayer by Rev. Dodge. After sing,
ing "HosAnna to the lamb Of God,
Q few remarks were made by Rev
BarnitE, who said 1t was the Gus
tom Of the Church 10 always hold
q praise or thanksgiving meeting after
any particular success had attended
them, and that they were there tonight
for that purpose; TO give thanks for the
success Of the excursion, and for the sue.
cess they had had for the past six months
"Nearer my God TO Thee" was then
sung, when the Rev. Dodge was intro,
duced and spoke in . very pleasant and
touching manner for few moments, re-
lating interesting incidents, and con
graduating them on their wonderful sue,
cess, Tor which he said they should ever
be thankful to the Supreme Ruler Of all
things.
slngIng-"we are coming blessed ss.
vlor."
Judge Cochran next addressed the
meeting, and among many things he said
that this school should be more thar
thankful for the blessings which they
have received, Tor they had grown to be
the centre OF attraction they are in
other words tic Sunday School. We are
not thankful enough Tor what God has
done iorlus. Some people think this L
bad world, but 1t is Just the kind oil q
world they make it themselves, and Il
they were to look at 1t in the right light
they would find, after all, that 1t was q
pretty good world. Just TO think thai
500 OF you were at the excursion last
Thursday, and went 81 miles and re-
turned all safe and sound, tired but hap
Ply. You ought to be thankful for all
this, and l sm thankful for what have
seen, and what now see.
At the close Of his remarks, Rev. Bar.
nitz spoke for q few minutes, at which
time he made announcements, and among
them the anniversary Of the Orphans
Home, next Tuesday night.
Marching Along" was then sung, fol-
lowed with prayer by Mr.. A. Bennett.
The Praise meeting was closed by singing
Ashall We Gather at the River" and the
benedictiOn by Rev. Dodge.
The Chapel was decorated with the
Sunday School banners and beautiful DO.
quets Of flowers which came from Nc
Coy's Station last Thursday. The room
was crowded to overlooking, and stand.
ing room was limited. A good portion
OF the Sunday School was present.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-22

A Bic KrrE.-Aman in South Wheel.
ing the other day made a kite about len
feet high. he tied several trot lines to.
getheE, and sent the kite among the clouds
When he got to the end Of his string he
tied 1t to strong board fence and Went
home to get more rope. Upon returning
he found that the kite had carried sufti,
Gent wind 10 pull q board which had
been tightly nailed to the fence from ID
position, which was sailing out Of IN
reach.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-22

SHALL VIZ CE1EBRATBH-The day for
uniurling to the beating breeze the ma.
tionsl ensign OF freedom-calling from
their home 10 the irowniug clouds
imaginary birds Of liberty; resurrecting
immortal bsnds Of patriots from the cold
and silent Tomb pouring libAtions OF oily
elcquence into tho willing ears OF freemen,
and shaking this land Of free institutions
with fierce cAnuonry and horrid.soundiug
missiles, all in commemoration Of an i'm
mortal band Of men who declared their
intention 10, and in the hands of a smiling
Providence did, cause to be severed the
chains that bound them to a tyrsnnical
mother countryside GLORIOUS Fourth
Is coming; and what is Wheeling going
to do about 1T
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FooT RAcE.-An exciting foot race Of
100 yards took place on Saturday OF the
Fair Grounds, between John Marshall
and Albert Graham, Of North Wheeling,
for purse Of $50. The tirst heat was
won BY MsrshAll, but the opposite parties
claimed Q foul, and they ran second
heat which was also won by Manhall,
Who beat Graham about two yards,
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POLICE CoURT.-The docket Of this
court Saturday comprised the following
cases:
John Kennedy, upon two charges OIL
dtsorderly conduct was sent to jail for
fifty days.
Henry Bushman, a companion Of Ken.
nedy's, for the samo ofense, will keep
him company during his imprisonment.
John Henry Moxton, a colored boy, was
sent to jail Tor five days in default Of g
daylight.
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FRUIT CANS, sRAL1Na WAX, &c.-We
ore now prepared to fiji orders promptly
in any quantity; warranted TO be the best
in the market. Tops and Bottoms, and
all kinds oil Timers Stock and Trim.
mings, House Furnishing Hardware, Sc,
at lowest cash rates, at Nesbitt & Bros,
1910 Main Street.
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sUaoIcAL-0n yesterday DR.. Snyder
Of this city, performed the operation fol
the Radical Cure Of Hydrocele on John
Henderson, Esq, oil Bellaire. The method
employed was according to Professor
Gross, Of Philadelphia, and was very
skilllully done.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-22

HIDaorHoBrA Is now believed BY many
to be q purely imaginary disease, which
may be extirpated BY efaclng the name
from all records and books, and by thus
removing tho memory Of the so.called
disease, deptiung people Of the stImulant
70 the Imagination.
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PERsoNAL-John Lamb, the would.b be
suicide, Is still improving.
hon. j. H. PEBBLES lectured in Wash
ington Hall yesterday afternoon and even.
ing upon "Spiritualism."
Rev. J. n. Kelley, oil the Fourth Street
N. E. Church, left for Williamsport, Penn,
sylvanis, Saturday, 10 attend commence
ment exercises at that place.
Mr. Frank Sharp and bride, of Bridge
Friday night.
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LOST AN ETRBRow.-A man named
Charles Frank, while at work in South
Wheeling Saturday, stumbled and fell
upon board which struck the corner o.
his eye, cutting of the eyebrow and Sc
verely injuring his forehead.
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NoTIcE.-The greatest bargains yet in
Grenadines, japanese, Silks in all colors,
and Dress Goods of all grades and descrip.
tons, direct from New York Auction and
at half their value. Call and price them;
they will astonish you. J. W. FERRRL;
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ATTORNEY GENERAL MArTHEwS was
prevented from attending the Court Of
Appeals, now In session In this city on
account Of his engagement as one Of the
counsel for the State in the suit against
Henry 8. Walker at Charleston.
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PATENT AM BRAxE,-All tho psssen-
Rer trains on the B. & o. Railroad ara
now supplied with the patent air brake
and can run mile minute and come &c
AhAls whilst 80 running in the space Of 8
ieW fat
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HoNoHABLT D1cHARGED.-The ex.
animation Of VIM. Maxwell, charged
with the killing Of George schotzInger
was concluded by Squire Caldwell Sat-
urday afternoon, and resulted in the hon
orAble discharge Of the defendant.
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GREAT excitement at j. W. Ferrers
over his new arrival Of Carpets and
Dry Goods and chespness in price. BE Is
selling splendid Brussels at 81 1Oper yard,
and other goods in proportion. Now Is
your time Tor great bargains, as he will
beat them all,
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ADMIRERS OF the beautiful should see the
Crayon Portraits at Robinson's Gallery.
Mr.. R. has enlarged his rooms and made
special arrangements for this kind Of
work. All who want portraits viii do
well TO give him q call. ~
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PoTATo BuGs-Mrs. Samuel Deforce,
Of Businessburg, Belmont County, Ohio,
writes to the Scientific American that her
potato vines were very quickly and effect.
lively cleaned of potato bugs by a couple
Of guinea fowls, and abe thinks that these
industrious and persevering bug pickers
might be very sdvAntsgeously employed
wherever potatoes are growing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-22

RESERVED sEATs.-The sale Of re-
served seats for Haverly's Ministries com.
mences at 10 o'clock this morning at Mr..
Hamilton's Office. There is no extra
charge for reserved seats.
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AvoD THE CRowD.-Lsdles will be
better served, and avoid the great crowds,
by calling carly in the morning.
STONE & THoxAs
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THEgreatest arrival of Dry Goods this
day in Wheeling-of Grenadines, Linens
and dress goods Of all styles, and will be
sold at one.third their real value.
]. ". FRRREL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-22

PIANO TuNWo.-Lesve your orders for
Piano Tuning at Adams & Lucas, 1927
Market street, and have 1t promptly at
tended to. Al york guaranteed. Pianos
kept in tune and repair by the year at
liberal discount.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-22

SUPREME CoURT.-The case Of 1nther
haywood, trustee, e.. B. s. Andrews ct
9 rom Harrison county, occupied the
stennon Of this court Saturday. The ar
g gmeins were concluded and the case
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WoRLD's EzPosrT1oNs.-Highes medal
awarded for excelling IN Ladies' Fine
Shoes 10 Edwin G. Burt. The above
brand for sale only by L. Y. BLOND,
1135 Main street.
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Bonds of John Q. Bellville, constable of
Webster district, and Jacob s. Hull, con.
stable Of Union district, were approved.
Tho liquor bond Of Elizabeth Miller
was approved.
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LlaIss: II JOu WI,h . RsHdy.mlds Suit,
Plata or InbrOidsrtd shirt Waists, Alpaca or
Tofstsa DRESSES. TrAVsllIE DuSters, or Suits
fer Watering plleeS, IOu can be saited 81 the
LsWtTt Rates at cur Suit Mandatory. Al
work Guaranteed,
I. BLUM & BRO.
Jaik
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-22

A LARGE new arrival Of Ladies' and
Children's made.up White Goods Of all
descriptions, great bargains, Just opened
by ]. W. FERRRL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-22

A LARGE assortment OF Tapestry, Has.
sock and 0ttomsns, at greatly reduced
prices, Just opened BY J. W. FRRRgL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-22

ELEeANT-Twelve pair "A Motley
sutttngs, high lustre, sell anywhere Of
81 cents, at so cents. A great bargain.
STONE & THoHAa
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ISI6
QheGnteuiqt
MONDAY, JUNE ~, 1874.
New Advertisements.

Steamer Andes.
Grand Amateur Concert.
Stray Cow.
Lace Curtains.
We Know the Stock.
For Furniture, &c.
Joseph epeidel & Co.
Save Fifty Dollars.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co.
Psynhomancy, or Soul Charming.
Last Chance for an Easy Fortune.
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CoILEGE graduates are floating around
lively Just now, full Of happiness, with
bright expectations.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-22

SPECIAL ELECTION ORDERRD.-The
Board of Commissioners Of this county at
special meeting on Saturday ordered q
special election to be held on Tuesday,
July2l, to take the sense of the people
upon proposition to make aa additional
subscription Of $SOOoOOto tho Pittsburgh
Wheeling 6 Kentucky Railroad Com.
paDy,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-22

THR AlumnS reunion Of the Female
College will be held in the College par
lofs this evening.
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JAPa.-EIegant black and white stripes.
woFsted filling, good lustre, worth 50
cents at 20 cents. STONE & TnnuAa
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DoN'T fall to call soon If you want two
yards wide Iron Grenadines, for IS cents
per yard, at ]. W. FERRIES.
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New SHEET Music received try.weekly
at Sheib's Music Store, lila Main street.
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II has been observed that cautious old
bachelor always speak Of baby as ut"
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FIRE YESTERDAY MoRxNa.-shortly
before 8 o'clock yesterday morning q
brilliant light was discovered in the
southern part Of the city. An alarm Of
fire was given, and soon all the FIRE bells
In the city were ringing. The engines
were promptly out, and the light was
found to be caused by the burning Of an
old stable belonging to Mrs. Joseph Ca!d.
well, in Caldwell's Run, just north Of the
La Belle Mill. The stable was a frame
building, and was almost totally destroyed
before the arrival Oh the engines. The
building was old, and not in use. The
loss will be comparatively triflng. 1t is
thought t hat it was set on fire, as It has
been frequent resort for bad characters.
The Atlantic hose cart, while running to
the fire, broke down near Goth street, and
had to be hauled back to the engine
house,
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FoR 12 quarter Bed Spreads at SOC &C
to ]. W. FRRRRL's.
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COUNTY ROADS.

The statement OF ]. D. Whitman, su-
porintendent OF County Roads, shows the
receipts to DO $689 "a; Expenditures
West Union and Koney's Point Turn
pike, $499 On; Liberty district road fund
$S7 g.; general expenses, $3S so; bal
ance due county, $13 IS. Referred to the
Committee on Finance and Accounts foS
rennFt
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Now mind your P's and Q's-that Is to
say, your peas and q-cumbers.
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If you want a cheap carpet go to
]. W. FERRR1's nov.
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FoR calIOoes at 8 to I cents per yard
goto ], W. FERRE1's,
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MUNICIPAL court at 3 o'clock this az
tsrroon.
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ROT ENTERTAINED.

Mr.. Schultz offered the following
amendments TO the foregoing resolutions ;
Ordered, Thata special election be held
BY the people Of Ohio County to authorize
the Board Of Commissioners Of Ohio
County to appropriate the sum Of $500 0Ol
for the purpose Of building a new CourI
House, said election to be held OF The
same time and places as the election au,
tholizipg the Board If Commissioners tc
subscribe the sum Of 100000 more e
the Pittsburgh, Wheeling & Kentucky
Railroad Co.
Rssolusd, That the Board Of Directors o
the P. W. & Ky. Railroad Go. DO and thu
same Is hereby held personally liable 4
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DUPONT GUNPoWDERA AGENCY

-, T tS unSersi1sd Is the sole Agent in mi, s,tv
soI Lne Ale q all kinds OF Powder made a. M
& 1ssSuS Dupont Powder Mills. lis quality
tssts %ssa u this country, % evidenced 81
BE kecps a All ,;nsSe = 9 Sss GoysFnmsne
n 1a g. klne, ~ whole, hall and Suarter fe,s.
aaa.ste 1nd mining Powder ali in Metallic kees:
Spot51g Powder In oanIsters. An Of which viii
pc eGIa Y ne trade a. low a. The same can Be
ne has portable magazines OF different Riye, IN
shp ~ tan or boats, Orders solicited.
-tt- II. REILLY,
- No. IS d 81 Main 81,
-As' WHxxMB, W. Va.
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SPECIAL ELECTION ORDERED.

The following preamble was prepared
by Mr.. Hubbard, President Of the P. W.
& Ky. Road, who was present at the
meeting OF the Commissioners, and the
resolutions were offered by Mr.. List:
WHEREAS, The County Of Ohio is q
stakeholder in the Pittsburgh, Wheeling
& Kentucky Railroad Company to the
amount Of 4 800 shares, or $240 900; and
WHEREAS, 1t has been represented by
the President Of said P. ". s. KY. Rail
road Co. that there Is no prospect at pres.
ent oil the road being completed under
the contract with tho Pittsburgh, Cincin.
natl s 81. Louis Railway Co., and thai
It 10 impossible 10 complete the road by
the issue OF mortgage bonds on said road,
and that 1t will require further subscrip
ton Of $4,000 TO complete said road
and put it In running order, and without
such subscription and the completion OIL
the road the present investment will In
all probability be lost; and
WHEREAS, It has been recommended
by a conference committee composed o.
committees from Ohio and Brooke coun-
ties that an election should be held at the
earliest possible day Tor the purpose OIL
submitting TO tho qualified voters Of the
county the question whether such sub
scription should be made; therefore,
RtSo!red, That the Clerk be and L
hereby directed to publish a notice in &C.
cordance with law, Tor tho holding Of an
election on July 2lst, on the subject Of q
subscription to the capital stock Of the
Pittsburgh, Wheeling s Kentucky Rail
road Co., 10 an amount not exceeding
three hundred thousand dollars.
RGso!aed, That the Clerk have suitable
ballots authorizing the Commissioners In
case the power Of subscribing to the cap.
ltal stock Is withheld, to transfer and as
sign the stock Of this county to any com
pany or companies satisfactory guaran-
tees to complete and run said P. W. &K.
Railroad within eighteen months OF said
transfer.
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TEE MUSICAL EXCURSION AND PICElc
Very complete arrangements have been
made Tor the excursion, picnic and open.
air concert Of the Wiesel Musical 1nsti-
tute tomorrow, and we doubt not 1t will
be decided success in every respect.
The steamer Hornbrook has been char.
tered to take the psrty to Cressp's Grove,
towing two barges, which will be cover
ed with canvass, and SO arranged as 70
admit plenty Of air and be protection
from thesun or rain, as the case may re-
quire.
The barges will also be furnished with
chairs, piano, organs, &c, and everything
necessary TO make the musical excur'
sion" a success and the tripa comfortable
and pleasant one for all who attend.
The steamer will leave the landing al
7IA. N. promptly, which means that
everybody Including baskets must be on
board by that time or get left. We uu'
derstand this to be a basket picnic, and Of
course everybody knows what that is
We presume the ladies have had sufficient
experience in that matter to give 1t the
required attention and see that none Of
their friends are neglected.
Mir. G. r. Behler has consented to &C.
company the excursion, taking along q
sufficient stock Of Ice Cream, Cakes
Lemonade, ETC., to supply all.
The novel feature OF the excursion will
be the open-air Concert in the Grove
which considering the class Of music rem
dered by the Institute, will be quite ar
event to the majority in attendance, aad
will doubtless be highly appreciated
We bespeak for the Institute and their
friends an exceedingly pleasant day, and
all who can ought 10 ioin the excursion
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THERMOMETERS RRcoRD-The follow
Ing shows the range OF the temperature
a observed d SllYey's Drug Store, cor
ner opposite the Post Office:
e..ss. SATURDAY.
SAX. uH 8P.E TIN.
q o. So 81
SUNDAY.
Is % 81 q
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Ohio County Tor all the expense attending
the special election to be held for the puf
pose Of authorizing the Board Of Com.
missioners 70 subscribe $500 900 more Il
the P. W. 4 Ky. Railroad %. should thI
measure be non concurred In by the peo-
pie.
The amendments Of Mr.. Schultz wert
not entertained, and the Syes and nan
upon the resolution submitting the CUES
ton TO the people resulted as follows:
AYRs-Handlsn, Clark, Fisher, KIevis
List, OeSterllug, Sheppard and Whit
hams.
NoEs-Schultz-1.
sothe resolution was adopted By a vote
Of sto1.
COMMISSIONERS OF ELECTION.
The following gentlemen were appoint
ed Commissioners Of the special election
to be held on the 2lst inst:
Gay-o. W. HeIskell, John Howell, j
Z. Bohiord.
Hall.
Rea.sr-GeOrge Forbes, James Todd
Stephen Clark.
Aadiaon-Lewis Woodmansie, ]. B
Merge, a. A. Uthman.
Ctntre-Thos. R. MoffAt, Thos. McCor'
mick, John R. Hubbard.
Haatington-H. W. Phillips, NJ. Ed
wards, jr., Caleb sylvis.
RteAit-Benedict speidel, s. L. Brice
George Bowers.
=; RtStland-G. W. Williams, james
Waddle.
:, Glenn. Run-A. NJ. Jacobs, Philip
Riley, ]. B Lisle.
Triadelphid-Dsvid Armstrong, David
Thornburg, Hugh Clark.
Lt6trty7DAvId Shorts, Philip Young
Isaac Snedeker.
Btdgks-Wm. Castor, Isaac Davis.
T. y. Gillespie was granted q certificate
Of Character for the practice oil law.
Adjourned.
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FOR black, striped and figured GrenS.-
dimes goto HKHRY JAcoDs'.
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COURT nousR AND JAIL.

The Committee on Court House and
Jail recommended the payment of the
following bills: Justice Johnston, $25 so;
Justice ClArkson, IS 90; Justice Schultz,
IS 90; Frank Peppert, 81 90. Bills Of
Justices for felony cases were referred 10
the Circuit Court. In the matter Of re-
pairs 10 the Court House and Jail the
Committee recommended that the Clerk
be instructed to advertise Tor bids TO take
the columns from belfry OF Court House
and repair also the plsstering Of front Of
Jail building and Court building that Is
required, same to. be Of cement that
will last; also the painting Of Court
House; to inquire probable coat and re-
port, the Board to reserve the right to
reject any or all bids.
In the matter OIL. Il. Cox Is Byers T.
Yates, Justice OF Liberty District, the
Committee would refer the case Tor more
information in the premises before rep
reSenting any action as definite In this
case.
The report was received and the
recommendations adopted.
Bill Of ]. B. Good, attorney, $l25, was
ordered paid.
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NELL & ELLINGHAM,
VIII oIesaIe crocers,
1905 MAIN STREET

HaVe now in store and for sale:
1o B6ls Flour, embracing White Ros. rd.,,
h Me1s, Keystone, Howard and other stsndSTG
'SS HAlt Bbls Lake Herring.
~ White Fish. E..
~ No. 3 MAckeral.
~ No . NAckerel.
h. Sgo ,P.eAgss AA:keFei Nos. and in Quartz,
g Tterees choice Carolina Rioe.
4eo BPS choice n. o. NolAsses'
81 ahcs choice N. o. sugar.
50 Bbls byrups. t
pS 0o Bhls Standards A, B, Extra O, arsuuia,ed.
Eyy%c6SeSsed. Crushed, franklin and DO sugar..
~ bags prime 10 choice Coffee,
o aan Chests prime to choiee q, ?. TaAa
S9 Sadates prime 70 choice q, r, Teas.
~ ~ hAl' Chests prime 10 choiea Black Teas
Vur TOBACCO embraces HAlbtook'G, j. X, MN.
n Sgos, PAGES and other good reliable brands,
among the best In tho country. Onr Htoek Il
Lal and complete, and viii Be offered "a tbS
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