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nj. cLAIRSYILLE,


St. CLAIRsvrLLr, o., August 10.
Editors lntellIE0ncer,
The mother of the young man Newsom,
who committed a theft in Bridgeport a
short time ago, made application 10 the
Probate Judge yesterday, to have him
sent to the Reform School.
The Narrow Guage depot was entered
by thieves on Thursday night last, and 4
keg ot brandy taken. No clue 10 the per.
petrat0rs. F'''
Nj, Miss 81 z9S 2s,:I MgL,utq, q Wheeling, is the
Hoe,ef Stout, OF Wheeling, ia ru,ticatino
near this village. 70 'u'''e"''ns
Mics hate Meyer, Of this place has been
lying III Tor some time past, but ia now i'm.
Misses Kate Feltas. Mary tiifin and
I;. LsIiS ;.t tNStasters, all residing east of hero
leit iast Monday to attend the teachers' In,
stitute at Martins Ferry. 'V'' A''
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ILLISoIs MILITARY.
Grand Encampmeni and sham hattie.

Grand Encampment and Sham hattie.
CHICAGO, August lO.-The National
Guard, Brig. Gen. II. T. Terrence com.
manding, will meet in encampment at
South Bark, in this city, September Sd,
for the purpose Of instruction. Three
thousand men will be under arms for
throe days. On the last two days there
will be sham battle, etc. Tho following
regiments and batteries will participate: I:
Fist, Second, Third, Sixth, Ninth, Tenth,
Twelfth and Sixteenth Infantry, First
Cavalry and Batteries A, B and D Of AR.
tillery. On the first day the troops will
be reviewed by Governor Cullom. All
western railroads Centering at Chicago
will transport the men free Of cost.
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WESTERN COAL WAR,
Conflict Between the Authorities and
ItnIinn Miners.

ItnItnn Miners.
EuREKA, NV, August l9.-Thc coal war
has broken ont alresh. Tho sheritE7s posse
attacked a coal rancho at Fish Creek, be.
tween sundown and dark, last evening.
Many shots were fred. Five Italians
were killed and six badly wounded. Sew
eral prisoners were taken. None OF the
sheHQFs posse received Q scratch in the
fight. This caused many people to think
that the coal burners were not armed. On
tho other hand, the messenger says the
Italians fred the llrst shot. The exact
truth cannot be ascertained until the re.
turn OF the Coroner. The Sheria7s party
numbered nine men. The messenger as.
serts that they we're confronted by one
hundred Italians, all well armed.
General Sabine, commanding this divi.
sion, had yesterday issued an order ro.
lieving the military Companies from act.
i've duty, but on learning this morning Of
the Fish Greek fight, lie promulgated an
other order mastering them In again.
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delphia report business at this time better
than since 1873. They are working a
double force day and night, and have more
orders than they can fill.
The LoChiel Iron Works at Harrisburg,
which have been idle for the past four OF
FIVE years, will be started up in the near
future, II Is stated, 10 begin on an order for
1000 tons OF railroad iron.
The Columbus (0hiol Rolling Mill, one
OF the largest in the State, has been &c.
lively at work for several months, running
night and day, and have all the work they
can possibly turn out for over ono year to
come,
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SWITZERLAND.
DEArn or Az ApyExruaOus AnErlcAx.

DEATH OF An ADVENTUROUS AMERICAN.
LONDON, August l9.-Regarding the &C.
cident TO VIM. G. Mosely, Jr., young
physician of Boston, whose death while
descending Matterhorn was announced on
the 10Th inst, Geneva correspondent
writes as follows: DIR. Mosely had nearly
accomplished the ascent OF Matterhorr.
On returning and when near Cabnr, which
is used as resting place, he Ioosened him.
self from the rope uniting him to his com.
panions. He had hardly done 80 when he
made false step, lost his footing, and
glided rapidly down tho steep Ice slope,
making frantic efforts 10 stop himself by
grasping at projecting rocks. The next
moment he disappeared over the preci.
pice, falling on a glacier opposite Rifle, be.
tween Hoernle and Saint Theodule pass,
where the body lies completely stripped OF
clothing by the rapidity Of its descent. The
body can be distinctly seen from below
lying on projecting ledge Of ice. Anex
pedition for the recovery OF the body was
to start on Saturday morning,
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BARRIE, August l0.-The race for the
professional single sculls for fourth money,
500, was between plaisied, Elliott, Hos.
mer, McKen and Berry, (colorcd.) Hos
mer crossed the line a length ahead, but
the judges gave Plaisted the race on foul.
nASLAS's .ULrINAruM.
BARRIE, August l0.- Hanlan refuses 10
row again Tor the first money with RiIev,
for $500 side.
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SARATOGA, August 1e.-Another Sup.
rene Court Justice has refused new
trial in the case Of Hilaire Latremoville,
sentenced to be hanged tomorrow Tor the
murder Of Catharine Dunsback, near
Cohoes, April last. His counsel will ask
the Governor for reprieye to give time
for an application for q new tfISI I'd lie
Supreme court JUSTICES at New York,
LatremoVille is resigned 10 his laie, Hi5
time Is chiefly occupied IN prayer and
meditation. A scatf6Gd was erected TO.
day.
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New IoRE, ,Augustl0.-Le.tef boxes are
placed at the post office elevators and at
other prominent places in that building
bearing the following inscription: "Con.
tribntions received in this box for orphans
ot yellow fever sufferers at Memphis
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WW-I
Rennira.

The E0al estate Of a. Sheets was offered
tar sale Tuesday. There was no bid for
tho Old Mooney property on Gravel Hin,
nor Tor the frame row at Noble and
IhiFty'sevonth streets. OF the lots above
Ihirty'scvenIh y street fourteen were sold.
The end lots, next to ThirtY.seyenth street
brought $l,SOO each, Of 81 ,l25 including
dover, TIE undivided three.eights Of tbss
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Illinois wheat Crop.

spRtSoplELD, ILIs., August l9.-Advance
sheets Of the forthcoming crop report of
the Department Of Agricultural show that
the total acreage Of spring wheat in Illi-
noIs this year Is So3,7S6 bushels; average
yield per acre, II bushels; total yield,
$3.50, 400 buShelsi average price per bush
el, 1910 cents; value OF 1878 crop, 81
0GS, ,SS2.
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ST. Louis, August ls.-rhe indianapolis
and St. Louis Railway to-day cut the pas.
senger rates to New York osl9, TO meet
lile cut by the St. Louis, Kansas CITY and
Northern and Wabash Roads, which was
made al Kansas city u day or two ago,
!, Lho Eastern roads have followed suit, and
there will probably be another active war,
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Chs QntelIigfuter
a.. So., q nnd "a Fourteenth street.
secretary sherman at steubenViIie To-
w. nhy

The Hon. John Sherman, Secretary OF
,he Treasury, will formally open the Ohio
samp,i.n ,,'r on the Republican side to-day
l,r @ .peech at Steubenville. We expect
% rrptoduce the speech in full in to.mOr.
,ors issue Of the ISrELLlGEScER, and we
have no doubt it will be worthy Of the
man and richly worth reading. No man
in ,Le land understands the financial con.
,laion Of the Nation better than Secretary
sherman, aud he has the happy faculty
ofmaking his statements in relation there.
IA very clear and interesting to the people.
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STOCK BRIDGE, MASS, August l9,-By
the fall OF arotten bridge over the Housa.
tonic, a wagon and six occupants went in.
. lne river Somers Bcnjamm, age %, Of
2outh EgIcnlont, was killed. Aggie
Ronald and Fannie Millard were seriously
wounded, and the remainder slightly
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LANCASTER, Pa, August l9.-By the
carelessness of the employees to-day a
train on the Pennsylvania Central Rail-.
road was thrown from the track, and he
tender, baggage and four other cars were
hands escaped. ANe
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The verdict OF twelve ''good men and
true" Is ono thing, and the verdict OF
many more than twelve hundred grateful
partakers Of the healing draught, Bethesda
Water, In another, 'Not guilty, a
single failure 10 oure-(or greatly relieve)
kidney or bladder troubles-is the verdict
Of the larger jury.
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Tuls bright world seems but q vale Of
misery to the invalid. All is changed to
happiness again when the sufferer con.
sapts to try Bethesda Water, where the
disorder Is ot the urinary organs, This ID
the testihonyot hqn9Ee4s.
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SPAIN.

the KING rovtsIr ARCH DUCHESS MARIA.
MADMD, August '10.-It Is stated that
King Alfonso will go TO Basin Darcochon
Gironde, France, Thursday neSt, 10 visit
Arch Duchess Maria. Of Austtis,
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EGYPT.


CAIRO, August l9.-The Khedive has
informed the English and French Cna,
sulS that he will not answer for the Uouse,
QAenGes il fRiyerG Wilson and DeBliqni.
Cres return TO Egypt.
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Glass 800 -Bonesetter was the fayorite
at from $500 to $50, and won easily in
three straight heats, Driver second, Vol.
taire third, Hambletonian Mambrino
fourth, and maintaining those positions
in each heat. Tine 9:24l, 2::2St, 2;22.
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DOMESTIC NEWS.
Thlrty-one New Cases Of Yellow
Fever and Four Deaths at
Memphis.
The Recent Storms Sweeping the
Atlantic Coast.
The Wind Unroofs Houses and Pros
trates Trees.
Damage Done to Church and Other
Property at Norfolk. f,
Devastation Wrought at Morshead
City, NC.
Details ofthe Frye Murder at Boston.
Details ofthe Frye Murder at Boston.
YELLOW PEVI:R.


Memphis. --
MEMPHIS, August l9.-Eleven new cases
were reported to the Board Of Health this
morning, three Of whom were colored.
Four deaths have occurred since last night.
James Dolan and Anna Wess are all right.
The Board Of Officials are in consultation
arranging for a complete disiniection Of
the infected district. Major W. W. Guy
continues to grow worse, and his con-
dition Is extremlv critical. Hon. John
johnson are improving slowly. The Gof
family is down with the fever at u point
near here called Thomas.
NIGHT REPORT.
Thirty-one cases in all were reported to
the. Board OF Health to-day, thirteen OF
whom are colored. Among the whites are
James r. Taylor, J. S. Hook, Mrs. Moore,
Henry Bertram, Thomas Dobbs and James
Z. Burke. No additional deaths had been
reported up to 0 o'clock.
Atameetlngo the local Board OF Health
this afternoon 1t was determined to
strengthen the guards that patrol the
streets leading into Chelsea. One case Of
fever has, however, developed in that su.
burb.
The case of fever and death at Bailey
Station, Tenn, has been traced to an infec.
lion from some baggage removed from
within the infected district to the residence
OF Julian Bedford, whose son Edward had
slckened and died. Major Guy died to.
night at o'clock.
Tonight at 10 o'clock the building re.
Gently occupied by G. Il. Forbes family,
on Walker avenue, was burned. Five
deaths from fever have occurred within
the dwelling, and yesterday the three
children, who were convalescent, were
removed to the City Hospital. 1t is
thought that the neighbors living in the
vicinity fred the building, as it was the
most foul spot in the city. -,
VIcksburg.
VIcEsBUEG, August 2O.-The State Board
OF Health Quarantines the station at Com
merce, Miss, where downward bound
boats must land for inspection, and the
issuance Of certificates to passengers. "A
similar station was established at Fort
Adams, Miss, for upward bound boats.
The quarantine against New Orleans will
be removed on the Goth.
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THE TURF.
UTICA RACES.

UREA, August 19.-The Park Associa.
ton meeting begun to-day with a good
track. In the 2:S0 race Eta Jones was
the fayorite, but acting badly asdeieated,
being nearly distaneed in the third heat.
Summary;
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RUSSIA.


Sr. PErERnuRq, August 10. 1t is said
that General lgnatieff will shortly replace
Goncral Todleben as Governor General
OF Odessa and General Todleben will be.
come Governor General OF Poland.
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At Chicago-C Cbicasoss Buialos 0.
At oinciRnai-Cinclhnati 2, cleys.
IL Provldsnee-Rs0videace l2, Stars 3.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE,

mp ZIP % RaiI way between Rusn Run and the Lagrange
TWO HUNDRED AND FOURTEEN ACRES,
UndeTllid With 2O6 Acres Oi Coal fronting
,c1s 90 the OhIo RIVER, With a. ESol 4 SteSs,So,t
landing y there is on tho river viii be osSr1d a
puTs Snnss sSis ~ IN rOaI "l The HAsSka HoVsx Ia.
SATURDAY, sEPrENBERt, q, ls7s, AT 2ocLxRx
For farther particulars, apply to
,,,.,.sm s. p. RIDDLE,
--tS-!S-te-S9. PhillipsbuR. JED. o. o.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-10-03
A New Question OF Law.
New York Times. !.

One night not very long since a
French peasant, crossing field, saw
IA meteor Of unusual magnitude, which
fell with a great noise and touched
the ground within few yards Of his
feet. Recovered from his fright, he
went to the spot and unearthed stone
Iof considerable size, which, in scien-
tihc language, is called an aerolite.
1t occurred to the fellow that what
had dropped down to him from heavea
must be rarity and might have a
money value. After consulting the
school master Of his commune, lie took
the mysterious substance of no terres-
trial creation to the Issouden Museum,
and there received in exchange for It
the, to him, wonderful sum of 250
francs. Shot lived was his JOY. The
proprietor of the field visited by a
produce of the skies, who lives in Par
is, read in the newspapers an account
Of the celestial transaction, and strong
in maxim prevailing in France to
this day, that property in land ex-
tends from "heaven above to he'll be-
MEATH" instructed "a county attorney
to bring an action. He claimed either
the restitution of the aerojite which
fell upon his land or 10000 francs
damages, which he judged to be the
value of it. The case has not YET
been decided, and threatens 70 drag
its weary length for.aome time 10 come
Il has, however, been pretty clearly
established that the damages claimed
are excessive. There is regular tar
itf Of the value of aerolites at TIE
Paris Museum, and $50 francs is a
high average price Eminent legal
talent is engaged on both sides, and
thus far the peasant is believed to
have the better of the Partisan.
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I'm n1EMOREAHF.
To the w. c. T.. officers and members OF
Boise Lodge No 2, l. @. G. T.:

To the w. c. t.. officers and members OF
Boise Lodge No. ., |. @. G. t.
BRoTHERs AND SIsTERs:-1our COM
nittee appointed to draft resolutions OF
respect to the memory OF our deceased
Sister, Anna G. Calbreaith, would respect
fully submit the following;
WHEREAS, On the eth day OF septem-
Der, 1872 d divine and overru.ing Provi-
dence removed from ourmidst Sister Anna
G. Galbreaith, aged 16 years, 9months
and % days; therefore be it
RESOLVED That in her death the Lodge
loses valuable member, the cause q
faithful and earnest worker and the COM
munitv one OF its brightest stars She
was q sunbeam, and unhappiuess vanished
At her anproach. Charming in her infan-
lilo loveliness, beautiful in her developing
maidenhood, she was model OF angelic
cheerfulness and resignation during her
Iifa Bideous 6eath, with his scythc,
,novs down relentlessly both the young
and the aged, the plain and the beautiful.
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Though sad and forlorn are the hearts of
her devoted parents-that he closed his
icy fingers around her fair young form
yet they cannot but be comforted with the
thought Of her pure and amiable life
That memory we trust will cheer them
as living presence.
RESOLVED, further, That we tender to
the bereaved inmates of her family, the
warm and heartfelt sympathies of our
hearts, and trust that the Divine Spirit
will comfort them in this, their great hour
OF bereavement, SO that they may say with
Christian cheerfulness, THY will be done''
RESOLVED further, That in token of
our sorrow for the death of our dearly be-
loved sister, we will wear the usual badge
and drape our Charter in mourning for
twenty days, and that a page of the rec
ords of this Lodge be ruled with black
marginal lines and her name, age and
date of death be entered thereon.
RESOLVED That these resolutions be
published in the IDAHO WORLD, and a
copy, under the seal of the Lodge, be pre-
lsented to the relatives of deceased
G. B. BALDWIN,
THos. DIcKsos, Com.
e. W. JONES,
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Duration or Animal Life.

The average age Of cats is fifteen
years; Of squirrels and hares, seven
or eight years; Of rabbits, seven; a
bear rarely exceeds twenty years; q
dog lives twenty years, wolf TWEEN
ty, fox fourteen or sixteen; lions are
long-lived, the one known by the name
OF Pompey living to the age Of seven
ty. Elephants have been known, it is
asserted, to live to the great age Of
400 years. When Alexander the
great had conquered Porus, King Of
India, be took q great elephant which
had fought valiantly for the king, and
named him Ajax, dedicated him to the
sun, and let him 60 with this inscrip
ton: Alexander the son Of Jupiter
dedicated Ajax to the. sun" The ele-
plant was found with this inscription
on $50 years after Pigs have been
known to live to the age of twenty
and the rhinoceros to twenty; horse
has been known to live to the age Of
sixty-two, but averages twenty-five OF
thirty; camels live to the age of 100,
stays are very longlived; sheep sci
dom exceed the age Of ten; cows live
about fifteen years Culver considers
it probable that whales sometimes live
1000 years. The dolphin and por
poise attain the age Of thirty; an ca
gle died at Vienna at the Of l04; ra
vens frequently reach the age Of 100
swans have been known to live 30(
years. Mr. Mallerton has the skele
ton of a swan that attained the age
of 200 years. Pellcans are long-lived
A tortoise has been known to live tt
the age Of 107 years.
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gressive.

A CUBIC inch of gold is worth $2l0
cubic foot, $S62.SS0; a cubic yard,
$9,797.762 This is valuing it 1t
$lS.69 an ounce. At the commence
ment of the Christian era, there was
then in the world s427 900, 600 in gold.
This had diminished to $4,000 ut
the time America was discovered.
Then it began TO Increase. Now Il e
amount of gold in use is estimated TO
be $4,000, 100000 Yet all this weld
ed into Que mass would he contained
in cube Of twenty six feet
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NICARAGUA, which has long been
content to lag considerably behind the
other Central American States, is wax
ing up at last. Telegraphic commu-
nications have been established by the
Government; public highways are be-
ing improved; commissioner has
been sent to the United States for the
purchase of blood horses and cattle,
and in the rival cities of Leon and
Granada universities are to be at once
established The natural resources
Of that country are highly favorable
to an advanced civilization, but the
people have heretofore been unpro-
gressive.
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'oA Nobody would Call for.
Norristown Herald.

''snt Squeeze" is an unfortu-
''.e Tor new book. An old
\ Will aever-no, never.-enter a
|. ''0Fe and ask a spruce young
'0r "A Tight Squeeze" although
t., want one very badly. And
4 - Osruflied and banged young
hardly ever call for ga Tight
. 50 publicly, when she is al
'4usezed so tightly that she can
u'aw her breath. Aud a 20 ing
| "r''' a young man doesn't go
F'Squeeze.p ~ '"''
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A Texas physician has announced
that he has discovered that hypoder-
mic injection of carboic acid is a bet.
ter antidote than whisky for rattle
snake bites, and he is trying to work
his way out of the State in disguise.
= Norfolk Landmark.
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Pos,omce Hours.

n.,r;,o week olys, until further notice,
p pnetSttice will be kept open from seven
.o ~ laws from half-past twelve to one,
:, 5u rom four until six f. nj.
MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
mo Money Order Office will not be
nod At ali on Sundays; and no Money
ylnr b,,siness will be transacted on Sat
n laas after four O'Clock p. NJ
F'u''9 S. g. SILSBY,
1.ho Citv. Dec. 3, 1875. Postmaster
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LOCAL News

HARLEM PEFLy, son of P j. Petty, of
|oise City passed the required exam
baton at the Naval Academy.
Nh. j. A. HEREFORD left for Payette
ialiey last Tuesday. lie thinks Of
Euing from there to Grand Ronde val
VIZ learn that the mine on the head
\ California gulch, near PIacerville,
ilens with depth, and that the ore is
Try rich, some of it being half gold.
a HEAVY wind storm came up about
PItpast FIVE O'clock Wednesday and
Jew furlously until 3 or 9 O'Clock.
Hiss MARY BARRY, who was hurt by
be accident on the Banner road last
Aurday, has recovered.
Miss MARIA CRAIG went to Garden
Hey Oh visit to her home last
reSday.
PORTION Of the wreck Of the car
a5e from which Anna Galbreaith
S thrown when killed was brought
rom the Banner road last Wednes-
lHR ELK Horn mill was started up
tuesday.
&R, elsewhere in this issue, adver-
enrnt of grand ball to be given
Vaaflzburg, By Mrs. Barber, on the
N inst.
I'D PAENE, formerly a stage driver
ue southern portion of this Terrific
shielded In San Francisco lately.
NNRLlN, Infant son f Mr.. and Mrs.
thurman, died at Thurman's
y Oolse valley. on the 2Sth ult.
WIS LEON tgLD and Mrs. j. J Mitch
u flacerville, are over on visit.
CARNATIONS made of the pole of
'a'Flage from which Anna Gal
'u' was thrown and killed shows
+" was broken just in front of the
se'ree, and that it contained an
''c'ure. It was held together by
WI strap on top of it, and must
V.Oken on top of the hill, as stat
Y those in the carriage.
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New York is beginning to sppreci-
ate the value Of Chinese. Last week
twenty-eight of them were arrested
for keeping gambling houses in the
city. They were taken before Police
Justice Morgan aud several of them
were held to answer in $1,000 bail
each.
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The first quartzcrusher used in Cal
ifcrnia is now on exhibition at the
Eldorado County Fair 1t was put
up at Kelsey, in that county i'll 1850.
1t was built by Hinckle & Egery,
Bangor, Maine. 1t consists of NOR
tar about 20 inches in diameter at the
top and two teet deep, with stamp
swung on spring-poIe.
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Low Prices.

flair cutting so cents and shaving 25
'sns OSCAR JoHNsON's,
rvo doors below Kingsley's, Wall street.