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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-12
COUNTY CouRr-Judae Cochran.


This Court met yesterday morning at the
usual hour, and during the day disposed
Of the following business:
Mrs, Mas was appointed guardian
Of her three children. Bond 5000.
In the case OF the State u.s. Geo. Andreas,
indicted for selling liquor on Sunday, the
ten indictments were disposed Of as fol-
lows: On one indictment the defendant
was fined $40, on four others ST. leach, and
the remaining five were nollied. The de-
PENDANT plead not guilty to oil the in
dictments. The jury which tried the first
case was NJ, Edwards, jr,, John Mckee,
Ira Wayt, Peter Humberger, RI. Porter,
Joseph Purcell, Robert johnson, W. A,
Ridgely, X. IL. Pogue, +. II, Moore, VIM.
Waddle, 4. A. Hogc. The four other
fines were assessed by the Court. Mr..
Cracraft appeared for the State and Mr.,
DOvener for the defense.
In the case OF State "a. Susanna Bod.
wing, six indictments for selling liquor
on Sunday, the demurrer was over ruled
and defendant plead guilty. In five cases
the defendant was fined $40 and costs
each, and nolIie was entered in the
sixth case.
The case Of State Is. Thomas Owens, in.
dicted for selling liquor to u person in
the habit OF getting intoxicated, was
placed upon trial before the following
Jury; H. W. Black, Peter MUM, 7. II,
Higgins, M, Edwards, T, A, lloge, =, II.
Moore, ". a, Ridgely, John Mckee, K,
J. Porter, VIM. WaddIe, Ira Wayt, r. H.
Pogue.
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BELLAIRE ITEMs.-On,T Thursday evening
Mr.. Frank Powers and Miss Emma West
lake were Joined in the holy bonds Of mat
rimony at the residence OF the brides
parents, As general thing We do not
believe in congratulating our friends pub
licly, but in this particular instance We
must be allowed the privilege OF here re-
cording our sincere wishes Tor the cndur-
ing happiness OF Frank and his bride. We
hope that the sea Of life may for them be
unruflled ever, and that il clouds must
dim their skies they will only betoken the
rain showers which will but add to the
lustre OF their bright and happy lives.
The long-haired reporter says he is al
ter bigger game" than We. Yes; We be-
lieve him. Seven-up is his game.
The ladies OF the Presbyterian Church
will have a social on next Tuesday even
ing at their church, at which Strawberries
will be served, with the usual accompany
ing summer refreshments, The admis-
sion is 10 cents, and the proceeds will be
for the benefit Of the church. Their last
social was such n success that the next
VIII Nv uDuDt uG hell uklGlluGls
The Colored citizens are not to be out
done on the COrnet band festival. They
will hold a festival soon for the benefit OF
their brass band, voting at the same time
pair Of bracelets to some dusky belle,
The kite fever has got hold on the
boys.
1t is not very profitable to have many
flowers near the school house. 1t is nice
for the pupils, though, and cuItivates
their tastes for the beautiful.
The man that originated the statistical
item which asserts that Bellalre has
eighteen doctors knew how 10 make full
use Of his resources. He must have
counted the doctors OF divinity and board
ing house keepers.
Michael lIallinan won his divorce suit
at st. Clairsville. His wife applied for a
divorce, but it was not granted,
Negotiations are pending for the sale Of
the City Commercial to e. n. Gaumer, OF
the St. Clairsville Gazette, and Robt. Mil
Ter, late Of the Canton, Dakota Territory,
Ncps. Mr.. Miller will conduct the pa.
per, Great additions and improvements
will probably be made to the office.
Walter $. Cowen, of Washington City,
special agent Of the Pension Bureau, and
son Of Judge COwen, DIST. ClairsviIle, was
in the city yesterday en- route to visit his
father.
A young lady here has issued invita-
tions for tournament at presbyterian
billiards"-meaning CrOquCt.
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TRUSTEES SALE
Superior Machine Co.'s Works.

BY virtue Of dcUI Of trust made by the ",suI0.
tl1r Machine Company" dated the 10Th day VI
October, 1871, and Of record In Ohio county Land
records, In deed Of trust iOpk No 8, Tage ij!, the
undersigned trustee, John J. Jones, will on
TUESDAY, the 30 day Of August, 1875,
Commencing al 10 O'Clock 4. N, proceed to yell at
public auction al the front O0f Of the Court liguc
d aid Ohio county, n the city Of wheeling
to me by said deed Of tru. and situate ~ tho FlIIt
ward Of aid city Of Wheeling that Is to say: All
those two Vcral parcels Of ground lying and leinR
Immediately north Of aud adjoining thu. property
d the estate Of David Gardner, late N said city O
Wheeling, deceased west Of Main street, south Of
Bank NOV Fourth street and east u the OhlD
river and also two town lots tSOi 20 and 3Jl lying
on tho north hdo NJ Bank lnOw Fourth street
which arr more fully described In two several deeds
d Conveyance Of the same, hearing date oven With
aid deei Of trust aud o. record In said Ohio cDun.
" land records In deed b0Dk No, 60, pages y, ~
"A, and maio by Thomas Sweeney, ST., and A. !.
sweeney and wife 10 the Eild superior Machine
Company, and Thomas sweeney 10 mid company,
respectively, and upon which arc located the paint
,h1p, 6tilng shop store house and agricultural NJ.
llni and machine shop u said superior Machine
Company; also, the Iron foundry, braEs foundry,
machine ahop, b1iieF shop. hitting shop, blacksmith
ShOp, stable, dc, oil Sweeney 4 To-, toniAlhinRtW n
and half acres Of ground, h. the same more of lc''
together With all tho buildings and improvements
thereon and all the engines, machinery, tools ti-
turhs pertaining thereto; and also all Patterns
laihes, boring mills drilling machines, planning ina
chimes and other tools and fixtures uI1l The above
named premises and uad by SWcrnnysd 70, In and
about their business ~ founders aud engine and
machine builders
TGRNq or sILE- One, forth Of tho purclaW mon.
~ In hand m the day 0f sale, and the balance IN
e1ual plymenliOi NJ, iWslTe and eighteen months,
With Interest from thu day u Me. Deferred pay.
menl 10 10 secured either by dCcd d trust upon
The property, OF BY retaining the tltle until the
md By assignment Of sufficient insurance on tho
ssiiini a iinilee, shall convey only such title
9It veltid In mo By the above named decd NJ trust
my2S JOHN J. JONES, Trustee,
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The river was rising slowly last even
ing, with q feet inches in the channel.
The Barnard arrived from ST. Louis
with one barge. She left the other barge
at Point Harmar, and will return for it
Immediately,
The John l.. Rhodes passed up with one
model barge OF iron ore,
The Monitor passed up about II o'clock
Thursday night,
The John +. bravo, en- route for Gin
cinnati, passed down light. She took on
second engineer here, The bravo will
bring up u tow OF empty barges.
The Science departed for Parkersburg
ALLAN.
The Hudson arrived from Cincinnati
at A. NJ. with \ fair trip, considering
the season. She will return at O'Clock
this afternoon.
Capt. O'Neil, Of the Forest City, re.
ports the shipment Of wool this season
lighter than he ever knew it before in
this trade.
The Mallie Ragon will leave for Pitts
burgh this morning at 7 o'clock.
The Courier is to.day's Parkersburg
boat, She will take her departure at II
4. NJ.
10y Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, June ll,-Riycr A feet !
inches and falling; weather clear and
warm.
CAIRO, June ll.--Arrived-St. Gene
We've, St, Louis; Minneola, Memphis.
Departed st. Geneviove, ViCksburgi
Minneola, Cincinnati. River 81 feet and
rising. Weather clear and hot.
LOUISVILLE, June ll.-Rivcr rising, 9
feet inches in the canal and 4 feet 4
inchc in Indiana Chute. Arrivcd-Ar-
lington, Cincinnati; John Gilmore, Nash.
vile; Cobb Cecil, Ironton. Departed
Arlington, Mempis; John Gilmore, Pitts.
burgh; weather very sultry and clear.
ST. Louis, June Observation-Disclosures
western, St. Paul; City Of Nicksburg,
ViCksburg; Dubuque, st. Paul; Dugan,
Jefferson City; Bremen, Cairo. Departed
Northwestern, Keokuki Muscatinc, 81.
Paul; Belle Of Memphis, Memphis. River
has fallen 8 inches; weather clear and
very warm.
CINCINNATI, June ll.-River IA feet :
inches and rising, Weather clear and
warm. Arrived = Fannie Tatum, 81.
Louis. Departed-Fannic Tatum, Pitts.
burgh; Andes, Wheeling. The Rover,
FROM 81. Louis, and Oakland, from New
Orleans to Pittsburgh, passed up.
MEMPHIS, June ll.-l&iver rose seven
inches, Clear md hot. Arrived: Legal.
tender, Arkansas river; Quickstep, White
river, Departed Cherokee, New Orleans
Illinois, ViCksburg; Capitol City, 81.
Louis.
EVANSVILLE, June ll.-Clear during
the day and cloudy tonight. Mercury
70 to $50. Riverstationary, s feet on the
gauge Up-ldlewild, Geo. Roberts, j.
". Garrett, Mary Houston. Down
Fawn, Tarascon, Kitlie Iegler, Dick
johnson. Business fair. Capt. Henry
Scott has been appointed inspector Of
boilers for this port in place Of Thomas
Archer, resigned. Slight signs OF rain
tonight.
NASHVILLE, June ll.-4iver unchang-
ed with 8 feet 2 inches large on shoals.
Weather clear and warm. Departed
Shippers Own, St. Louis.
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IL Your Inc worm IOCenls?

Sickness prevails everywhere and
everybody complains OF some disease dur
ing their life. When sick, the object is
to get we'll; now We say plainly that no
person in this world that is suffering with
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and It's eli
fleets, such as Indigestion, Costiyeness,
Sick Headache, Sour Stomach, Heart
burn, PaIpilation OF the Heart, Depressed
Spirits, Biliousness, &C., can take Green's
August Flower without getting relief and
cure. Ii you doubt this, go to your
Druggist, and get a Sample Bottle for
10 cents and tryit. Regular size 10 cents,
Two doses willrelicve you. eodAw.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE-ThG fol-.
lowing deeds, transferring real estate in
the county Of Ohio, were left for record
ut the office Of the Clerk of the County
Court during the week ending yesterday:
Deed made June 3, 1873, by Belmont
y. W. Co, to VIM. Craig, Tor lots B, 6, T. 8,
10, II, ID and 10, square 90, Sprigg and
RitChiG's addition. Admitted June b;
$4,000.
Deed made May 20, 1878, by W. G.
ThOrnburgh and wife to Fred. Babe, for
q acres and perChes on Little Wheel
ing Creek and z, W. 4 i. Railroad.
Admitted June 5; 81 ,i5l %.
Deed made June /, 1875, by james =.
Rogers, special commissioner, to J. s.
NayIOr, for lot % in EoF and Chapline
addition, Market street, Sixth Ward,
Admitted June 5; $4,000.
Deed made June ., 1875, by j. 8. Nay.
Tor and wife to Geo, Watson, for lot o. in
EUn' and Chaplinc addition, Market
street, Sixth Ward. Admitted June O.;
$500
Deed made May 81, 1874, by Stone
Church Cemetery Association to Fred
Babe, for burial lot 10, section a." Adj.
mittcd June 8; S3j.
Deed made June I, 1875, by Geo. O.
Davenport, Commissioner, to John Ro.
brecht, for the property known as the
Keim House, corner Water and 18th
streets. Admitted June I; S22,5OO.
Deed made May 90, 1875, byJ. II. Hay.
burn and wife to rhOs. X lIayless, for
south Onc.half Of lot -. square 10, Chap.
line street, between Goth aud 3lst streets,
Jos. Caldwelps addition. Admitted June
I; 5000.
Deed made June ., 1875, by II. NJ. Rus.
sell, special commissioner, to Joshua
BurIey, trustee for Mary Ann IEeyman,
for q feet " inches by 1913 Of lot %, cor.
ner Main md 9Th streets. Admitted June
8; $1,000.
Deed made May q, 1876, by Thos.
Hughes to Joshua Burley, trustee for
Mary Ann IIeyman, for "a feet 81 inches
by lG feet Of lot %, corner Main and 9Th
streets. Admitted June s; s..
Deed made May 81, 1875, by James
Check and wife to Louisa II. Cox, for O.
acres and l5S perches on right bank Of
Castleman's Run. Admitted June 8;
S3,3Gl 50.
Deed made June 5, 1875, by James II.
ITayburn and wife to Jane Phillips, for
north Onc.half Of lot 10, square 10, sub
divisions Of Joseph Caldwell's estate,
Chaplinc street, between 10Th md 3lst
streets. Admitted June s; S57j.
Deed made March 10, 1875, by J. G.
GiIlcspy, trustee for j. T. Courtney, to H.
II. Giilespy, for II acres, . roods and Is
perches Of land on Bethany Pike. Ad.
United June o; 500.
Deed made April /, 1874, by Il. y.
Thornburg to s. Il. Wcibel, for $ acres
and 40 pcrcIlcs on Little Wheeling creek,
between II and National Road. Admitted
June y: 81.
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PRICES to SUIT the TIMES

We will open this morning our entire
collection Of Summer Fabrics, which at
the present crisis existing In the East
ern markets and the eXlgenCies OF the
times, have been secured at remarkable
sacrifices. We are now enabled to sup
ply the trade at unpreCedentlI low prices.
Our leading speCialties are too numerous
10 itemlze. We therefore invite the La.
dies In particular to visit US, and Inspect
our display and learn the present prices,
In 10 order appreciate our offerings and
convince themselves how much cheaper
they can buy Of US. Il will cost you no.
thing to take thorough survey OF tie
stock and prices, and we feel confident
your own convictions will be the best EVIL
dence we can cite 10 reference to our
display, variety Of fashions and the great
reduction In prices.
Our stock comprises Summer Suitings,
Iron Frame Grenadines, French Her
nani'S, Summer silks, Lace Stripes,
Piques, Linen SultIngS, Llama Points,
lace sacks, shawls, sun umbrellas. fans,
hosiery, gloves, and the like, saying no.
thing In regard TO our domestic stock,
which Is fresh, new and complete In every
respect.
Besides Inc above We are exhibiting grand afraC
Of Braided and Embroidered Suits; also Linen Apa'
ca Suits o. our own manufacture, all o. which will b)
offered 50 low as 70 excite Tho ICY curiosity q ~
govern themselves by this notice, We will So!E9 The
Conundfum Of baFlalns this morning from behind
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PoLIcE CorRr-Jwlae Drummer.

Six cases were before His Honor yes.
terday morning, They were disposed of
rs follows:
VIM. Kemp was committed for twenty
days for drunkenness, in default Of 50
and costs.
James ITarriott, who was charged with
disOrderly conduct, had his case continued
until this morning at $3.50 o'clock.
james Gum was fined 81 and costs for
drunkenness. The fine was afterwards re-
mitted upon the defendant paying the
costs Of the case.
- Jones, for leaving horses Un the
street united, was fined 81 and costs.
Joseph GlNss, for drunkenness, paid -
and costs.
For obstructing the streets, ---- An.
derson paid 81 and costs.
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SALE OF THE WRECK OF THE MoLLTE
EBERT. - The amount realized about
$4,000. The hull and hog.Chains we're
purchased by Mr.. n. j. Bigley for Sj7j
ard will be fitted up for coke barge.
The boilers, four in number, together
with tho fire fronts and stands, were pur-
chased by Mr.. Il. Monroe Of the Point
boiler yard for $500.
The engines and doctor were purchas.
ed by Messrs. Mullins & Mal0ney for
S3O5. The niger engine, Capstan, &C., by
n. j. lIigley for sos. The shaft by
Messrs. Garvcy Brothers for $3.50
Miscellaneous sales: Five tons scrap
iron, 81 Oj per cwt. Anchor 3!c per ID,
Head aud other chains, &c per Id; yawl,
$50.
Stage and blocks, Sis; lot wheel tlxings,
81 20 pcr cwt. Wheel chains 81 so per
cwt. blacksmith tools $50 for the lot.
The whole business was admirably
managed by Captain Jas. ". Bachelor,
who was to be found al the wreck at oil
times, showing conclusively that he wns
the right man in the right place.-EiHs.
burgh Commercial.
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The CouRn.-SuPREME COURT OF AP.
PEAIs-Judga Raymond, Moore and Ho6.
man, Court met at the usual hour yes
tesday morning.
In the case Of Bryan Us. the Peabody
Insurance Company, Russell finished his
argument for the appellee, and Mr.. Barr
made the concluding argument for the
appellant. The case was submitted.
In the case OF c. A. Gaus rs. K. &. Barr,
Russell opened for the appellant, and
will be followed by Davenport tor the
appellee.
Adjourned till to-day at DAM
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A BAD CROwD.--Some lOafer, who had
been in drunken fight with companions
OF his like, boarded street cur yester.
day afternoon at the lower end Of the
Second Ward market house, and rode as
far NJ 9Th street. lie perspircd whisky
at every pore, and spent his spare mo.
nlents IN wiping the blood from his fore.
head. lie was dressed in good clothes,
and bore the scmblance Of one who had
seen decent days, but who was rapidly
bringing his circumstances down to the
level Of his morality. II he recognizes
himself in this sketch after becoming
sober, II Ia to he hoped that he will turn
over n new leaf, or ut least keep out Of
the company Of other people whencOyer-
ell with a mixture Of bad blood and poor
whisky.
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TnE PIANo.nARr CABINET ORGAN
This New and Beautiful Instrument is a
combination Of the pianofortc and the
Organ, md manufactured by the Mason
Il lIamlin Organ Co. Call, see and hear
it, at Adams 4 Lucas Music Store, 1927
Market street.
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AND Still THEY CoME-Nfnr!in, the
cnterprising proprietor Of the capitol
Dining ROOMS" is still receiving those
choice fresh oysters, for which he is 30
justly noted. Another lot Of the juicy
bivalvGs came to hand yesterday. Mar
tin has clever cooks, who understand just
how to serve oysters. We could give no
better advice to n hungry man than to adj.
wise him to call at the capitol Dining
Rooms"
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PRESIDENT GRANT the other day re-
fused to take n box Of cigars. No one OF
good taste or Judgment could refuse to
wear one Of those sure to it, warranted
not to rip 81 suits, adapted for spring
wear, on sale At II. Franks One Price
Clothing Hail, 40 Twelfth street.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS CnEAr.-The re-.
naming Pianos and Organs from the
Assignce's Sale Of the stock ola. X. Cad.
dis, have been placed in our hands for
salel md will lie disposed Of at the first
opportunity, for exceedingly low prices.
Call early and secure Il bargain, at
Adams & Lucas Music Store, 1897 Mar.
kCt street.
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lsErAiRiNu THE Cry ButLDtNG.-'rhc
repairs in the City Building recently or.
tlered by Council were commenced ycstCr.
day. Several plnsterers and carpenters
were nj work in the chamber Of the Sec
ond Branch, and in the office Of the City
Clerk and Clerk Of the Municipal Court.
II will take II good deal Of work to make
little show in that ancient ediIcc All
il dust, dirt and confusion there at pres.
enl. II the wOtkmen would only retain
possession Of the building during the
heated term, there would he slight eX:
cuse for dispensing with the meetings Of
Council for n brief period
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To GET the best value for your money
and to get Clothing best adapted to your
wants, you ought to look through num-
Der OF stocks, examine goods, note the
variety and compare the prices, Your
own judgment will then tell you where to
buy. We claim that our stock is the
largest, our variety the greatest and our
prices the lowest in the city, But We do
not ask you to admit our claim without
proof, This proof will be furnished by
yourself il you will follow the advice
given above. Go to all those stores that
claim to carry large stocks and sell goods
at low prices, then call on lis and we will
show you u stock incOmparNbly larger
than any other kept in Wheeling, Besides
our immensely superior stock and varie-
ty, We will show you that We sell our
goods at from 10 to 10 per cent lOwcr than
any other house here. Our stock con-
sists Of every description Of Mems and
Boys Clothing aud Furnishing Goods.
Don't fail to call and save u handsome
percentage on your purchases.
NJ. GUTMAN ~ Co.,
Corner Of Main aud 18th streets.
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THE Fourth Of July only comes once q
year, and II should be celebrated In q
manner that will make II prominent
above all other days. Wheeling ought Ia
be able to offer to her citizens and to the
people Of the surrounding country n cole.
brAtion we'll worth seeing. Who will
move first In the matter?
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Why pay enormous prices for goods
when they can be obtained at reasonable
rates? In this connection we would say,
ii you want anything in the music line
you will save money by purchasing Of
W. s. IIutchins.
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Local TEnRONAis.-Attorncy General
Matthews il stopping at the Mcclure
House. lie is here in the interest Of thu
State In the Capital imbrogio case, and
will bring It before the Supreme Court in
Augustncxt.
Gov. Jacob will leave the first Of next
week in company with the Board Of Re-
gents upon visit to the State Normal
Schools.
The many friends Of Mr.. Herman
Shockcy and mother will he glad to hear
that the party arrived safely nj Hamburg
ON the 18th nlt.
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SATURDAY MORNING JUNE 1915

SPECIAL NoucE TO THE LApEEs.-L, V.
Blond is now selling E. c. Burt's cele.
brated make Of Ladies' Button Shoes at
81 so, which have been selling heretofore
from 81 90 To 81 90,
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Corner of Main aud 18th streets,

A NOBEL EsrABLIsMMENT.-H Franks
RlaiiGi One Price Clothing Hall, Hereafter
Knor. as No. 40 IreJM ,Srcd.-The re-
cent improvement and enlargement Of II,
Franks One Price Clothing Hall on 18th
street, already 80 we'll known throughout
this section, affords us another Opportu.
nifty Of referring to him and his mode Of
doing business again as II has been our
previous pleasure to do. II is hardly
possible that We should say anything en-.
tirely new in regard to his mode OF con.
Quoting business, but there are special
features Of It that are of importance to
the community which It Is well should
frequently be spoken Of The conspicu-
GUS feature Of his business is the manu-.
faCturc and sale Of fine clothing, while in
the manner Of boys youths and chill
dren's clothing he Is without n rival in
this city or elsewhere.
The gentlemrns furnishing goods de.
purtment Is simply complete; all the latest
spring styles in neck.wCar are found in
endless prOiusion, among which are
many choice novelties which have been
newly introduced by this firm. Among
the most notable is the combination cuff
shirt.
Those who have never visited this
model house can form but slight concep.
ton Of It's magnitude, complete arrange.
ment andexceIlcnt management from our
rambling sketch, and to such our advice
il brief-call at once and satisfy yourself.
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A DAD SpELL.-Thc chap who has Il
wagon and truck for sale should 60 to an
Ohio spelling school, or else hire q school
boy to do his lettering for him. The fol.
lowing il an exact copy Of board tackled
up in a public place "ThiS WagNan and
one Lon TrOCk for sale"
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iIYMEYEAL-Thc warm weather has
notorror for the matrlmonially inclined.
They keep right on getting married, re.
gardlc@ oi all TINT the thermometer will
do. During the past week ak souls with
but single thought, six hearts that beat
as ono, were made happy by County Clerk
WOOda
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A ruii. and prompt meeting Of the he.
freshmen Committee il requested at the
headquarters at 3 o'clock this afternoon
to make the final arrangements.
MRs. A. ". KELLY, chm.