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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-03
FIELD Asp gIREsIDE.
Necessity Of Sunlight.

Instead Of excluding the sunlight from
our houses. says the Manufacturer and
Builder, lest it fade carpets. draw flies and
bring ireckles, we should open every door
aud window aud bid it enter 1t brings life
and health and Joy; there is healing in its
beams; it drives away disease and dampuess,
mold. uergrin. Instead Of doing this, how
ever. many careful housewives close the
blinds, draw down the shades, lock tho door,
shas out the clarifying rays snd rejoice in
tho dim and musty coo!uess and twilight of
their apartments. 1t is pleasant and not
unwholesOme during the glare of the noon
hide to subdue the light and exclude the air
quivering with heat, but 10 the morning and
in the evening, We may freely indulge in the
sunlight and let ii food all our rooms, and if
ut It's very fercest aud brightest it has full
entrance TO Our sleeping rooms, SO much the
better for US. Wire netting in doors and
windows not only excludes fies and mosqui.
toes, but all other insects, and those who
have once used il will continue to do so
With this as protection from intrusive
winged creatures, one may almost dispense
with shades and shutters aud enjoy oil the
benefits of an open hnuse without any an
nnyances SO frequent in warm weather. But
better the annoyHnces with sunshine than
freedom without it. Statistics of epidemics
have sh"wa that if they rage in any part of
q city they will prevail in houses which are
exposed TO the least sunshine, while those
most xposed to it will not bo at all or slight.
ly affected. Even in the same house per-
soas occupy ug ROOMS exposed to sunlight will
be healthier than those occupying rooms
where no sunlight enters
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NOTICE,

+ 1GHT i MITCHELL have just received a large
IL stock of Extracts (ior tho Handkerchie) New
Mown Hay, Jockey Club. Violet. Ess. Bouquet md
Musk: alsr have Lubius & Cowdray's Violet Pow
der for the Toilet.
E1LAVoRING- EXTRACTs.--Lem vanill,.
Il Strawberry, Rose, Pine Apple and Peach
Sid bv LIGHT 4 MITCHELL.
TURKISH Bath Towels, cold by
LIG HIT & MITCHELL.
TOBACCO and Cigars, (best in town) sold by
LIGHT & MITCHELL.
We also have u stock of Paints. Oils, Turpen-
tines nd Varnishes. which offer very cheap
for the CASH and reasonable on credit
May ISIS LIGHT i NiTCUELL.
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BLAChOAhBABh.

T WILL buy GOOD BLACK OAK BARK tha. is
i properly taken and cured according TO the fol
lowing dTectl"E.. snd PAY CASH Tor it, at the
rate OF FIVE DOLLARS PER CORD OF l25 feet
measurement, delivered at my mile in Winches.
ter. Va, aud Four Dollars On CARS at any point
the B. o. Railroad from Hancock to Stsunton;
but the cars must be carefully and clossy piled nj
flied u!I-all that be gotten in them-in order
save sight and carriage here. which are much
per car, whether the con tains much or little.
DREc-iose.-Commenos king the Bark as soon
as il will peel well-run reey-and be sure to take
the bark from the upper part Of the tree and Limbs
for the young bark IL more heshy and better than
the old bark which 10 mosly ROSE; the bark should
not be broken up too m och. and must BIO Of aver.
age thc a. the heavy butt bar by i'self
not be bought AZ full price. TIE outside Of The Bark
must al,rays be kept up. A. good way 10 20 rest
end on tho log. with outside up, which will pro-
vent it's curling: also protest the INSIDE from the
weather. which being the part used. mus, be kept
bright and not Ito wed to gel wet or mould which
Injuries its strength and color, the all important
parts.
Tho Bark must not be brought in until cured
enough TO stack up closey-nor when vet or damp
ceived. GERMAN SMITH.
Winchester. Va. March 4. ls79-4m.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-03

If. after the WOO! has grown to some con-
siderable length, sheep, or lambs. become an,
noycd with lice or ticks, wash the lambs in
strong decootion of tobacco Another way
is to take pair of bellows and inhale 90
bacco smoke. then blow the smoke with con-
siderable force among the ticks. This will
prove instant death to them.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-03

sNOBBIN'S E.!rcIr!C Silver Polish Is composed OF
~ finest ami best II gradients known for
p0Ishiug SiIv.r. Gold Pla OF Ware, JewelryI
GlAss. NC, equal to new. To he had at
QCIGLEY'S DRUG STORE.
March is. 1879 Harpers Forty.
CTOyE POlish. only Ten t'ents a hottie. at
- QUIGLEY'S DRUG STORE,
March Is. 1879. Harpers Ferry.
T[ROMER'S Hair Dye. the best in use, only SOC.
IN per bottle at
March is 1870 Harpers berry.
A LARGE Stock of Lamps and Lamp Fixtures
"a not wishing to carry them over 70 next sea-
are offering them At great bargsins-at
QUIGLEY'S DRun STORE.
March l3. 1879. Harpcs's Ferry.
A RSOLD'a Trks-Cones- only Eve cents
n bottle, the GsSf IN seat
QUlGLEY'S DRUG STORE,
March Is. 1879. Iarper's Ferry.
TXTRACTS Lemon, Tanllla. A Imond, Orange
~ and Strawberry, in bulk and hottie; Cox 4
Nelson clatine. nd Sea Moss Fsrine, all fresh
and pure. just rec eived and for sale at
QUlGLET'S DRUG STORE,
March Is. 1879. HnrpPr's Ferrv.
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Childhood's Home.

Home is the sacred spot where the heart
gamers up its choicest earthly treasures:
where the character is chic 1y formed; where
the natural eotinns are cherished and fns-
tered; where the mind begins to cx pmnd;
where those habits ere formed which rnnpt
to industry. AZ home the natural affections
receive their culture. AT home the Young
heart Gnds something TO love. and something
to reciproca.e that love. Parental and fra
ternal Kindness and affection fad here an
atmosphere congeniaI to their growth.
And when We have attained unto our
ripper years, with what delight We review the
pas. scenes o! cur childhood. How this re-
collection of them strengthens the feel>
iugs nrEtnred in our youth! Our mind
dwells on the hill. the tree, the garden. and
the rich, luxuriant grass of the meadows.
All! how many hallowed associations come
thronging upon tho mind as we look back to
our chiIdhood's home How the very word
ssrs the deep fountain of feeling within.
warming even the chilled heart of old age !!
At the touch of memory's wand. forms long
tince mingled with the dust. bright dreams
of the dim past like ''fancy's frostwork, !"
start up in all the freshness Of lie and reali
ty. At such times we forget the present, and
are alive only to tho recollection of the past.
THE FoRGErFULNEss OF PEOPLE The
Oxford Professor who, to avoid the wind
taking snuff, turned around, but forgot to
torn back, aud walked six miles into the
country, was no moro forgetful than
those who still use the huge drastic cathar-
tic pills, forgetting that DR.. Picrce's Pleasant
Purgative Pellets, which are sugar coated
and little larger than mustard seeds, arc
positive and reliable remedy, readily correct.
ing all Irregularities of the stomach, liver
and bowels
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-03

- When the lungs are in any way Affected
the pulse beats moro rapidly.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS

Save from $50 to 500!
And buy your Instruments at No. n Martin ST.
MARTINSBURG, ". Va. .-r-r
SHEET Music and Instruction Books ut Pub
- fishers Prices. Second hand Pianos fsom ne
up. Organs At $50 and upEsrds. Itstrumsnt.
can he Paid Tor on the instalIment PIan. Hons
out first class Instruments Sold. Organs Tuned
and Repaired. Send for Circulars.
4. E. MARsTELLER,
No. 81 Martin ST., R.ueh's Buiidink
April 9. l67S-tf.
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NEW hIEEE|I, RLQ1ll!

Rio"d and viii CON-. i.tey change the blood in the
entire syste,n in three n"n;hs. Any person VIII"
will take pill each nigh; frcm to ~ weeks may
be restored to sound health, il such thing be
aIh'e Sent by mail for letter s:amps. S.
JOHNSON & CO., Bangor. Me. Juue3-Iw.
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WANTED.
NEW PLASTER.

NEW PLASTER MILL.
II AVING our new Steam Plaster VI I'll in fu II op
i GRAFTON, offer a fret rate lot of Finely
Ground PlaeteT, at lower rates than has been sold
hero for many rearr. LlPPlrH co
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H0USE.PAINTING, PAPERING, sc.

hVCOL-4 h1N1lNU i IA Lh1NUs W.
THE undersigned respectfully informs the pub
lie that he will execute promptly, in good
styl and well,
HOUSE PAINTING. PAPERlNG, GLAZING,
and all things pertaining to his avocation, upon
easy terms and re son able charges. WiIlre-Var-
nish Furniture, and for this purpose. if desired,
will go 10 homes of patrons in town country.
VIM. w. JOHNSON.
Chsrlestown. Dece mber II. 1S77-ly.
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Now Establishment.
WOOD WORK &BLAGKsMlTHlNG,

II E. ROHR. having for a number Of years been
~. engaged at the Machine Shops of Mcssrs.
Werlich 4 Weller, has concluded to operate indie
pendently Of that firm, and has associated with
him his son, J. Marshall Rohr, for tho purpose of
conducting the business OF the
MANUAL CTCRE AND REPAIR
OF Wagons, Drills. Pows, and Farming Imple
ments .neraIiy The Suufish Pillow will be spe
cialty with this firm. Every description OF work
10 our department will BIO executed promptly and
with n pee tation Of rendering entire sAtislac-
ton Charges will be moderate.
Shop near Toll Gate in ChaTlestown.
Drills for Repair ought to DO sent to the shop
carly, that the necessary patts that only be OBJ
tanned abroad may be secured in good time.
d. E. R. f SON
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-03

LUMBER AND LATHs.
WE offer prime lotto inch Lumber. AIso No.
J" whit. Pine Lath'.z
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-03

BONES AND IRON
IN TONSOF BONES and IRON WAITED al an.
CU Tin and Stove House of
JOSEPH n. EASTERDAY's.
Next Door to SatiO nal Bank, Charles tow.
March IS. 1879
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-03

1{ARRIsoN BROS (warranted pure) Ready
n Mixed Paiots as low n fret class goods
in the ket. for sale by HORACE BEALL.
Unable AND POCKET CUTLERY, hns
sortment just received aud for sale at latest
market prices by HORACE BEALL.
TTNRIPLE Plated Silver Spoons aud Forks, for
sale by HORACE BEALL.
A FINE ASSORTMENT of Walters. Tea Tray
N &C.. for sale at reduced prices. bv
November 8, 1878. HORACE BEALL.
lust RECEIVED have just received a nice
y aaaurtmept of Wooden Buckets, Tube. Wnsh
boards, Brooms, &C.. II OF which will he cold \
living profit. JOSEPH Fl. yesterday.
Next door to National Bank.
March 25 1879
1G0 KEGS Wheeling Nails. and IS kegs OF
ltJO Horse Shoes, just received aud for 'nle.
March 95, 1879 DUKE 4 GALLAHER.
NEW York Early Rose Seed Potatoes for sale.
~ March 25 DUKE 4 GALLaHER.
4 FULL. stock OF Hardware and other goods in
N our line nat received.
N~reh os. 1919 DUKE K G4LLAHER.
MIRAGE CHAINS. Horse C"l!ars &c.
March 23. 1873. DUKE & GALLAHER.
] ASDEETH'S and Crossm-n's Fre.h Garden
! Seed for sn!ehy HORACE REALL.
REANS and HoMINY. for sale very chear. by
- 1'n II. 1879 s. DtLGARN.
NRlED REEF and Canvassed Hrms. for s.le by
~ May 20. 1873. s.. DALGtRE.
I ANTERNs and Larterp CIobe. for sale by
81 Nov. ), ISIS. HORACE BEALL.
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TO STOCK RAISERS.

THE undersigned having con,fd.rabis expert
l. enes in she geIdiug Of stock. Offers HE prefss.
sional services - the Stock RRisers Of JeI.rson
and adtintng Coun tiss. prom icing in the en-
eeution OF work entrusted 20 him. Will also give
attention TO diseases In horses. Also hes patspt
ad sssd to ME at DufeIds b. pot or Cha rI,siown
wi receive prompt attention. Terms reasonable
Feb. 15' 1911. JOHN W. sCHAEFFER.
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NATURES owEREMEDY-Iiyou .r.,os.r.
~ ing irom-DJspepsia, yConstination OF abe
Bowels, Bhhousness, > siek-Beadseb, or sryfhin p
arising from disessed liver. get . bottle Of g err
man Bitter Wster-fron- oss-o of the Celebrated
Springs in Gsrmany. Tobehad az
QUIGLEY's DRUG STORE. Harp.r,s Fs,rv.
HAHADIAS CASTLE soAP-f.r Superior IN
~ the White and Red Notified and at much les.
prtee. Try It once. aud you will never use any
ouIoLEy's DRUG STORE.
-APln 10. 1913. Harpsr's Ferry.
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fNoop COTTON BATTING. for quilting. one
" ID. bats tor l24 c:s., for sale by
November S, 1879 s.s.'DALGARN.
T AUNDRY and Toilet sosp, Indigo and Starch,
- for sale BY 8. 8. DALGARN.
"EsT's BEST KERosISE OIL. for sale by
w DUKE q G ALLAHER.
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WHEAT WANTED.
WE are paying the highest CASH prices for
w Wheat. IIPPITI' n co
August .. 1871. -,
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HARNESS, SADDLES AND BRIDES,

MANUFACTURED OR REPA1HED.
at Char!estopn, Jefferson County, Virginia.
1'HE undersisned respectiully announc. ga
l. es to the citizens OF Charlestown anos9HkSt
s.cin,ty, that he is constantly ma king and :
repairiug Carriage Gig Buggy. Cosch and IS agon
HARNESS, SADDLES, BRIDES, HALTERS,
&C., n the most durable manner, and the most
modern style of workma ship, md n short notice
aud upon Giving" terms. NV work commeno.
itself. All ask is share ofthe public patronage.
1s-Call upon me al my establishme ut on Mar
ket- House Square.
November 7. 1867
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DRUSEs, Dried Corn. HonsiLy, B.sps Dried
L Apples and Peaches. Pickles and Canned To-
m,tces, lower than ever. jast rreerv,d ard Tor
SAFE by ,s-o B. 8. DALGARS.
SAHpfSES. king Po&der cbeeioIs,e e. fra
~ Esssnce. Extracts ssd Ess-bcss. Tor sale ~
Feb. ~. 1879 g c DAIcApS
CHoE RLAcRt%G, B,.elisf Brg,bs,' H. 1o;,,
- bfH.h+s sh'os and EUrrJ Combs. fcT seisby
stLATsssBd siHte PsueilE PsnS. P.nEoiG.s,s,g
- lak,iof 1.-e ~ g :. DALGARE.
DoCKEF asd Table (Sutlsry ,Razsrs, Biincjng
caves Scissors, shears. e, Tor sale At % iees
TO HCit the timer, ~ HOf.At'F Pr A T.
rohS FoPPsrs. Egg hearers. I.nstzai " ire Cs.-
~ iorS CroS level FFuGne Iaekisss, Mech
SAFE Bhd Cage Ho1ks. Fhsrunone ter. Afk.n' n
ioot se"' .nd almost everything in the Hardware
pseem iss ~ r. ISIS aii HORACE BEALLt
DowDER: shot, Caps, Shot Pouches, Powder
Flask, Pistols and &c Ftrid Res for % Is M re-
dueed prtess, By -i-- HORACE BEaLL
THE new fashioned Tes- Plate Stove for ssIs bx
Nov l9, 1878 DUKE q GALLAHER
F. = ''.. ''Fss'se s.o % p1 tnti z GALLaHER.
p CTAN PED Pans, ali kinds asd all sisss,5at
~ price. lover than ever fer ssisby
A NadditionsI stock Of the 'swindsor" Coffee
should boy a'Windsor.. Fer sale by
.--..-...-E - DUKE Dc GALLARER.
IL AITERs. Tin Frame MssI and Flour Beivss.
Wsfhs Irons, Bread Boxes. Dust Fans.
DUKE Il GALLAHER.
fINRACE Chains. Collars, Whips. Manure Forks.
Il Shovels, Gria dstones. Pumps. for sale by
DUKE 3 GALLAHER.
March H. 1879
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nREssED Buggy Shafts. Buggy whips at all
~ Prices, Horse Buckets Curry Combs, Corn
Hampers, Gram shOVels. Tor sale by
Dec. II. 1878. DUKE GALLAUER
4 additi0nsI supply Of Cook and Hsating
~ STOVES, just received. aud FOE sal. cheap
BY DUKE GALLAHER
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-05-28
Protest..


- We, the undersigned business men of
Minneapolis, hereby express our approval of
the card recently published by the leading
minist of this city, in reference to the
evangelistic labors of Messrs. Pentecost and
Stebbins. and at this later date do heartily
endorse the work to which the card alludes.
We believe that DR.. Pentecost's preaching
has been eminently scriptural, earnest and af-
fectunate, and that in its results it has re-
ceived the divine appreciation. His
sermons on the essential doc
trineS of Christianity were timely and
helpful to many, and his utterances concern
ing worldly amusements were, in our judg-
ment, imperatively demanded by the alarm
ing tendencies of our times. We desire to
enter our individual and united protest
against the course of the Pioneer Press and
Eoeaaing Tribune, in reference to the work
of grace among us, in their endeavor to
peryert the truth, to obstruct its progress,
and to impair the usefulness of an eminent
and honored servant of God. And
whilst we no not ask the secular
press to advocate the distinctive
features of Christianity, we do insist as
condition of our support that our religious
convictions shall not be treated with con-
tempt, that the principles of morality in
culcated in the holy scriptures so intimately
associated with our material, social and
spiritual interests shall not be held up to
derision, and 80 potent an agency largely
used against religious institutions which are
the security of our homes, the stability of
our times and the glory of our land.
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Monument for the Retycncners.

10 the Editor OF the Globe.
MINNEAPOLIS, May 27.-The city Of Min
neapolis does not boast of a great number of
public buildings, but among those which she
has we find the new High school building
finished in oak and furnished with all the
modern Improvements necessary to make it
first class. Here the parents and citizens
meet to witness the achievements of the
coming men and women of our city. Now,
Mr.. Editor. in the spacious hall OF this artis-
tic building many of our citizens have sug-
gested that the city fathers cause to be erect
ed tablet of Italian marble, bearing the
names of the primary and grammar lady
teachers who are the first and only ones to
fall martyrs to the retrsnchment fend. Yes,
girls, you are making your names precious
in the memory of retrenchers, and by sub
hitting gracefully and meekly to the tax
gatherer's winning voice you will again en-
dear yourselves in the memory of our honor
ed school board of 1879. CITIZEN.
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M MONEY AND D Or
FINANCIAL.
Money and stocks. i4

sEtfhfAt ttl45hs2 money anu StOCk6s Ha13Sts ~
zsa3 l35a f9fs5e New YoRx, May 27.i
Governments weak andlower. III
Railroad bonds active. .fgia 5s5'i .tes
State securities dull. /, 40 ~ .f,a .y
Il Stocks Speculation on stock exchange to-day was
characterized by much activity and fluctuations we're
wide and frequent. In early dealings firm tone
was developed throughout the general list which ad
vanced A@lA per cent. During the afternoon, un-
der the influence of stringent money, selling
movement was inaugurated and Louisville 4 Nash
vile broke from .66h to 81, but recovered to 63x
Toledo l. Wabash, which was adversely affected by
reports that company had relinquished its plan
to build an extension to Detroit fell off from 37 to
81 The general list declined A@2Iper cent, but
in final dealings there was a fractional recovery.
American District telegraph advanced from 50 to
f72h and reacted to Tx. 51s.,if.s .saf e
At the close transactions aggregated 2i7 shares
Of which $4,000 were Erie; $1,000 Lake Shore L
Chicago + Northwestern common; 1000 Chicago &
Northwestern preferred :; a, 900 Milwaukee h st.
Paul common; 5000 Milwaukee l. st. Paul preferred;
16 600 Delaware, Lackawanna Western; u 600 New
Jersey Central; 1900 Michigan Central; 1000 Han
nibal st. Joe; 1000 Ohio Mississippi; 5000 West
pany; 1900 Pacific Mail; $500 Nashville, Chatta-
nooga st. Louis; $500 Louisville Nashville; 1900
st. Louis Iron Mountain and 900 st. Louis, Kan
City Northern. Il sq s35.sf., 50
Money easy and active at 4@7 per cent. closing at
SOS per cent.
PEms mercantile pape. sA@s P Per cent.
change on New York 891.
Produce exports for the week, $393.00
The following were the closing quotations
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago Produce Market.
CHICAGO, May ~.
FLOUR-Stcady; good demand.
GRAIN---Wheat unsettled and lower; active; ir-
regular; opened weak and lower; closed firm at
outside prices; No. Chicago spring S1:ooK cash !;
l.0lH June; $40 July; No. s Chicago Gle: re-
jected Csc: Corn, good demand and 9 shade high
er; 35X @35ssc cash; 3sazc June; 3610S6Xc July;
s7kc August. Oats steady; fair demsnd; 10 cash
and June; 29ssc July. Rye steady aud unchanged.
Barley frmer; 65@66c.
FLAX sEED-Good to choice crushing $500
1.35. g'G 53a,1 {@HF 84a
PROFESSIONALISM active, nrm and higher; 8. IS
cash and June; 9.75 July; s.. IS August. Lard
steady and firm; $607h cash and June; 6.15
July; 6.22K August. Bulk meats quiet and un-
changed. -
FREIGHTs- to Buffalo 21lc asked wheat
2Ac.
WHISKY-stesdy and UNCHANGED; 81. 03.
RECEIP rS-16,000 barrels hour; 1885, 600 bushels
wheat; 400, $50 bushels corn; $4,000 bushels oats
1900 bushels rye; 2,UUO bushels barley.
SHIPMENTS-13,0O0 barrels hour; 190, 900 bushels
wheat; 236, 900 bushels corn; $4,000 bushels oats
$500 bushels rye; 1000 bushels barley.
CLOSING PRICES.
GRAIN-wheat unsettled; ii OF bid II OK asked
June; $3.50 bid July. Corn frmer but not quot
ably higher. Oats irmer; advanced NC.
PROVISIONS-Fhmerb but not quotahly higher.
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MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

The banks will close on decoration day.
Board of education meets Friday after
noon. s-a,-
Tommy Brazil was arrested, yesterday, fof
being Slightly off. .
The Pythiana Knights drilled, last even
ing, at Snyder's hall. ! go o,-, 75I,,5sy
Over mile and half Of the Lynldlal 70
road has been completed. Ed haaS
Ingersoll, will lecture in Minneapolis, on
Friday evening, june 9th. ss- u s...5
Two drunks were looked. up in the east
side police station, yesterday afternoon.
Two inmates of Sallie Campbell's paid
1874 toward the Bethany Home fund, yes
terday. wee se#1iisa z.
The case of Peter Remaker, arrested for
keeping his saloon open on Sunday, was
dismissed for lack of evidence.
n. X. Gray, who was fined $40 dollars for
contempt Of court BY Judge Cooley, had lad. his
fine RENTED. Ji.f,s @ r P a92
!, The members Of the common council will
meet, on Friday at l O'clock, to participate
in the decoration day exercises.
a. Thieves broke the front window of Hawes
& Williams shoe store, on Central avenue
near Third street, Sunday night about 1890
o'clock, and stole two pair of boots and four
pair of shoes, valued at $50. The burglars
evidently intended to clean out the store,
but were frightened off, as they left without
taking all the goods in the window. @l8s5
~ Tts = .
The inmates of the county jail, hearing of
Dickey's escape from Jail, became hilarious
in the expression Of their feelings, and all
day Monday and during the night howled
and kicked to their hearts content, keeping
the entire neighborhood awake all night.
Yesterday morning they were put on bread
and water. When the hour arrived for the
prisoners to 60 to work on tho stone pile
they refused to work unless they received
their usual fare. The bread and water bill
of fare will continue until the prisoners are
quoted and agree to go to work.