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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-27

with the plant family Of lobel1as; one is Tall,
large, and conspicuous, as the scarlet cardinal
flower" lobelia cardinals; while The small blue
lobelia is hardly noticed. Another Instance:
take western family, in which one member
will be found to be tall, robust and stalwart,
aud another is small, delicate, almost dwarfed;
To this may be com pared the composite family
OF plants. in which is found the tall towering
sunflower, and the low creeping dandellon, al
most hidden In grass at your feet.
The resemblanceS are so slight, or the dis
similarity SO wide, in regard to the different
members of some families, of both plant and
human, that only by careful analysis or scien-
tt1c examination can the facts be positively
ascertaned and in just such contingencies lies
the value and necessity Of careful scientific
study and investigation. The more prominent
resemblances in all families are apparent to
even the casual observer; such as the dark hair
and eyes, the hooked nose and brawny shout
ders Of father and son indicate the relation
and graceful forms Of those two women be-
speak them mother and daughter. With the pink
and rose family, and some Others there Is no
trouble IN determining correctly every mem.
Der. So with the thistle family (carduus), all
OF them, whether tall or Short dark or light,
all OF them have points OF samsness SO very
pointed that no one will mistake the relation
snip even ON short acquaintance; and no doubt
all OF US have, at some time, met with some
humans OF similar character1stics-soothtn
poppies at little distance, but found to b5
are all your own botanists In this matter, and
l will not be too tnquisitive on those points
All can pursue this matter OF analyses and
analogy OF human and floral comparisons to any
extent that individual inclination may dictate
Will conclude with only few further sugges-
tions, as, no doubt, your feelings already cry a
hausted, though your patience very naturally
may be. Whether my imperfect paper will tend
10 useful results you are the proper judges At
least 1t opens the way for yourselves to take up
the work and advance with happy Improve
ment and may you never lack pleasing incen.
your endeavors.
Tire subject is as broad and comprehensive as
Il is beautiful and beneficial; and II this
imperfect EFFORT tonight has even to q
brilliant native flora of this genial Potomac
region, my fullest expectations are realized;
and be sure, my friends, all who now honor me
that their paths may constantly be spread with
fragrant flowers, but seldom with nettles-only
when you may need them, and they win do you
low the bane. -.-----
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! Iknother victory for Parole.

LONDON. May S.-garole has relieved
the loss of, the race for the Chester
Trades Cup, yesterday, by winning that
for. the great Chester handicap stakes,
~hich sto"k place, t, lay, the last day Of
the Cheshire. meeting. Lord Duppin's
four -year.od chestnut eeldinQ, Refer,
which, won the Chester T,ades' Cup. go,
the second place. and Lord. Legh's four
year.old bay colt, Sir Joseph, third
There were eight starters. Parole car
tied ,l34 pounds, Refer 1lS and Sir Jo-
scphpll8 pounds. The distance Of the
course is nearly one mile and aquarter
and the race was for three year -olds and
upwards.
The betting at, the start was 6 to I
against F,lsom, S to , against Rdot,o
Z to l against Lord Welton's colt. 8 to 2
against Parole, 9 10 4 against Sir Joseph
and IL to l against Reeter Folsom led
attended by Rido,so and Lord Welton's
Fragrance. a colt, Parole and Sir Joseph
living off until entering the straight, wher
Sir Joseph and Parole closed up. The
favori,e, however, was soon In trouble
and Parole. coming through the bunch
as he approached the distance, won b,
three leng,hs. There was . neck between
Refer and sir Joseph.
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Noble County Press. 9th inst,
State Senator 10th District.

Further inquiry into the matter of the
agreement said to have been made a.
some previous convention, warrants us in
saying to our Democratic friends in the
above named District. that the arrange
ment so far as any was made was that in
the event that no convention WAS calle,i,
then the old custom should prevail: hui
that II any two counties interested
should desire q convention that one
should be b. Id and the candidate select
ed, it being tacitly il not expressly con-
ceded tha. N ,hle county had the prece.
dence and that the candidate should be
selected therefrom.
In accordance with this view large
number of Democrats. residing in that
portion Of this county forming part OF
the l9lhSenatorial District have forward
ed to this Office petition asking that |, be
announced that they desire o convention
to be held, the time and place to be
agreed upon after conference with Mon.
roe and Gurnsey counties. They suggest
Summertield as the place hut will abide
by any conclusion arrived at by those au.
thor zed to select. The other counties
interested are requested to join in this
call, and proceed 10 arrange the prelimi-
naries for holding district convention
We suggest Thursday, Angus, l4th, a,
Summer6eld, as the time and place fol
holding the Convention.
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aEOn Thursday, the lst inst, L
csoUsE, . peddler, vas stopped on the
road four miles south Of Germantown,
Washington copniy, by two. young men
who caught his horse BY the bride and
demanded bic money. CRovsE jamisd
on his wagon and started 10 rum, but
wis overtaken by the robbers who. with
. lsveled revolver. compelled him to
hand over e150 in money. The high.
xsynen, then took to the woods. They
had On common clothing and, one wore
: black slouch hat and the other black
.cap CRousE came to this place ON the
Sta inst, and thinks that his arrange.
ments wiz result in the capture Of both
men before many days.
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vThs case Of HARnos ve. SHIP.

eyThe case Of HARMON We. SHIP
LIZ, tried in Court on Wednesday last,
excited considerable interest. 1t was an
action for slander for words alleged to
hsve been spoken of HARMos by SHIr.
LIT Ia Grsysvilie some time in February
last. After the testimony was oil in,
,.defsndant's attorneys announced that
.sssy did not propose to argue the case
20 khe Jury, and the plaintiffs attorneys
.wfshing no doubt. like the Immortal J
r., 10 be equally liberal with their op
ponents, also waived argument, and The
case was submitted to the jury under tbe
charge Of the Court The jury soon re
turned with verdict for $500 damages
for which amount and costs judgmen
We rendered.
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Prof. Tees w Gather Predict ions,
FOR MAY 1870.

PaosABLE .WEArHER.-lst,. fair OF
clear; .2ad to 9th. clouding, tthres,ening
weather, with heavy and severe storms
in places; 9Th to 7,h, clear to fair; 9Th
to llth, clouaine threatening weather,
with local storms; .llsh. to 18Th, clear or
fair, frost probably about. llth, in ctn
tral and northern portion of the Cent?,
nent;;, 18th to l7!h, ending ID clppdine
and threatening weather, with heavy
storms in places; 18th to- l9th,- tolear or
fairS 18th to 22d, clouding and threaten.
ing' with rain storms in places; sM to
Gath, clear or fair: 25th to 2Sth, ending
in clou ling, threatening weather. with
severe storms in plrcss; 2S;h to 30lh.
clear or fair; 3lst, clouding The warm
er days will he shout 9Th, 2lst. 27th and
3lst. The cooler days will he abont Let,
hh... .l1ih. ]7,h, 23rd and 80 r. Frosts
may occur about lst, 7th and llth, in
the northern section Of the country.
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wThe case of Ohio W.. FRIENn
WILLIAMSON, indictment at the present
term for murder in the second degree,
was called on the 3 inst. and the Court
appointed J. B. .DRraGs, E,q. ;. to assist
the Prosecuting Attorney, and assigned
Messrs. HUNTER l. PEARSON as counsel
for defendant The defendant, on being
arraigned, interposed motion to qnash
the indictment on the, grounds, - :.
THAT The indictment was not prop.
erly indorsed,. and 7,t:5 %, -. ..
2-That the indictment did not snffi-
ciently charge the offsnse.s sc E
The Criminal Code provides that when
an Indictment is fonnd by the grand jury,
the foreman ahsll indorse on the instlu-
ment the words, IA true bill," and SUI
scribe his name thereto, as foreman. The
words, IA true bill," were printed ON the
instrument in this case, and counsel tor
defendant insisted that they SHOULD he
written. The forem,n had subscribed
bis name under the printed words.
The Court held that the Endorsement
was sufficient. That the foreman OF the
grand jury, in writing his name under
the printed words, adopted them as hi'.
On the second ground Of the motion,
it was insisted by defendants counsel
that the intent was not properly charged.
The indictment was in the language OF
the statute, with the word "unlawfully"
added. 81. ,e,. -
The Conrt held that the Indictment
charging in the language Of the statute
Was sufficient. That the term purpose.
ly" was q more expressive term than
"intentionally"; and 80 the motion was
overruled. -
The defendant thereupon fil'd plea
in abatement on the irst ground set ont
in the motion, to which the Prosecuting
Attorney replied, and the question ui
fact thus made WAS tried to jury, who
returned Q verdict, under charge of the
Court, sustaining the indictment. l.
And defendants counsel then filed Q
demurrer to the indictment on the sec
ond ground set out in the motion, and
the Court overruled the demurrer. To
all of which rulings Of the Court, etc.
the defendant excepted.
The case WAS then continued for t!ial
until the adjourned term some time in
July.
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A dispatch from Calcutta says that
near . inllllonr pilgrims who assembled
ii the Hurdwsr Fair, have carried the
cholera in vsrious directions. Outbreaks
have occurred in other localities also,
some cases have occurred among the
European troops.
General Ewing's bill providing for .
tax on large incomes should be made !
law at once. It would be . good card
for the Democrststo play in Ohio this
fall. The bill provides for . tax OF n
per cent ON oil 10 comes over, 81, 900 per
year dye per cent. on. 600 or over,
end ten yer cent. on go, 900 or over
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COMMON PLEAS COURT,

FRIDAY. May2-Ohio ". Levi Bacher,
William jacob and E. R. Engeman, ir-
dictments for illegal voting; nolle prose.
qaiTs entered by leave Of Court.
Obio vs.. c Dakute, John Trimberger
and Henry Sesbanch; indictments for
selling liquors; same entry as in cases
above. = @
SATURDAY, May 3-M. Atkinson VS.
jean Conway appeal; heard on motion
o. defendant TO petition Of plaintiff; mo
ton sustained; leave to plaintiff 10
amend bis petition in 80 days : :
Samuel Heath W. Cataarine Heath 4
sno.; civil action; same entry As in case
above.
TUESDAY. May 8-H B Hill, Admir-,
vs John McMullen; civil action; con.
tinued at costs OF plaintiff
Marshal Ridgeway We. Jane e. Ridge.
way 81 sl; partition; partition made and
premises ordered sold.
H. b Hill W BENZ. W. Brown; civil
sction Judgment in favor Of plaintiff for
1908 so, and order for sale OF real .1es-
tata ~
G.o,oe & Aio.o ldm.r .. Er,.
beth Sisv.rt. c;yil action. ;,daman, 4
favor Of plaintiff for s7sS l6, and order
n R;,sv >. W. Ana,.. ..o
.nns.,. ,,;s3 "a i..r. .a.S;". -. a.I :.
fsnd.n,. nI.;n,;@ nsve 'no,;n. ,S.. H. ~ =.
.cn,d a. : @ "a,;n. So Ao.. ...,..,n .ua. ~
dict and for . nsv t,;.f .s 's
Wrnnr..., 7,b ;ns, a r M;,,.r
at n =. Josanh Muar. :. a. o;v;, ~,
i1.n on ma,;or ,hs .u,s,;s. os ~ io.s,,h i
Mv,e. hays On dsvs 70 f,la .nn,l.,oai,s, :,
.n.... 80. = rp'o'-'e.s:'' ''.'. -
Huldah Ball y. W;,son, 8 Raj, n
vorce. divorce ..r..,sd
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MARRIED On the l,t inst. by Ax0N
MoosE, Esq. Of Wayne township Mise
LUCINDA A. BrERs to Mr, LEAxpER r.
EkRLEr. - r.
On April ls. 1879, by Rsv. W 3. Ri:
DER, Miss Ann NoRRIs to Mr.. HEsRr
DErwlLER .ss
On April 81, bv Rev. T. j.. BAKER,
Miss MARrHA B Krss IL Mr. Joas F
rLowERs. 81
On the s,h inst, by Rv W, II, Ri.
DER. Miss AMANDA SwARrz to Rev. j
Il GARRETT. -. esa =
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PRORaTE COURT.


April 2l.-Phehe Gates was confirmed
as Exccutrix Of the estate Of Valentine
Gates, deceased; bond a OFT.
May 3-N Mofitt, Adm'r Of the es-
tate OF I N Pearce. fled his second &C..
count; hearing continued 10 June 6.h
One years additional time was granted
in which to make 6nal settlement
May 5-Alex Buchanan was sppoin-
ted Administrators OF the estate of Wm.
Buchanan, decd bond e4.400. Samuel
Wise, Philip Weber and Christian Diehl
we're appointed to sppraise the personal
property.
May s--w. T. Hurd was appointed
Administrator of the estate OF James
Messerly. Sr decd; bond 46 900 G.
Lobenstein. G., L Tyler and F Districk
we're appointed to appraise the effects OF
said estate. ,fisl Il
April 20 &c s Algeo. Adm'r OF Ba-
zil Stewart, decd, Obtained an order TO
sell real estate. ~
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the Afghan War. +.

LONDON, May "a dispatch from
L,hore announces that Yakoob Kahn
has accepted all the British proposals -
These advance the frontier 90 40 to
give the British the Kojuk pass, the Pi
sheen valley, the Korum valley as Ear as
Sherargerdan pass. and the Khyber pass
as far as Learj,. The British als0 gain
the right to keep an agent at Candahar
Major Cavagnari will return as envoy to
Cabul with Yakoob Khan.
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EgA correspondent from Lewisville
notes the holding Of Gretnback meet
ING there short time since by JoHs
MooRE, JAMEs WATsoN and D f FLINT.
A call for signers was responded TO by
three persons, one Democrat. one Re-
publican and one Itinerant, the last two
had signed at meetings held at other
points. A rising vote was then taken
and .sen or twelve Republicans reepon.
ded. accompanied by one Democrat
Failure to fool Democrats was stamped
oil over the meeting.
At Antioch the evening Of the 9Th
inst, WArsos and FLINT held forth, and
made . complete failure FLINT attempt.
ed . reply to an article in TIE SrIaI1
entitled IA Fsllacy Punctured," bu,
made poor headway. ToM BorrExrlELD
goaded him with few questions which
be utterly failed to answer. The ususl
rising vote Vas tskep, when II Repuh-
licans and Democrats responded,
The trap was set in this entire move
meut by Republicans and engineered by
Republicans for. the express purpose ,o'
hoodwinklng and catching Democrats
but exposure has caused it to spring and
catch . dozen OF the opposition where
one Democrat is caught The Demo.
Gratis, so called, who are making speech.
es now see the folly Of attempting ,o
catch Democrats With Republican bait
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Df.. Rose and Mr.. Garfield drank two
glasses Of whisky in drug store at A.
liarce, Oiio, and found il 90 good thai
they called for mole. As they raised
the g!ssses again the physician said,
Here's your good health" "Oh, don't
say that said Canfeld, consider your
business, and wish this stuff may make
me SICK" They drank, and within IN
hour ho:h were dead, the druggist ha,.
ing given 'them.poison by mistake.
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es0By looking ualil you, 6nd the
planet Mercury early In the morning or
lssc q night, you can now see Il. II Il
somsthree and . half feet from the sun.
And about the siza Of . red-syed bean.
.-N Csairssiils Gasette.
Look until you aud it and then you
'esn see It.. Yes. We understand you
ycu look through . red-eyed bean thres
spd.a half feet long and Il you don''
and IL within four feet Of the sun, you
7 can't see it
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Wool

PHILADELPHIA, May. 9.-Wool- Firm
er: st. cks much reduced; Ohio. Psnns,la /
vania and West Virginia Xxx and ahnv.
500 35c X 500 33c medium 35@37c ;
coarse 27@29e; New York. Michigan,
Indiana and Western tiae 2s@32c: m .di.
nm 35@36c; coarse 27@29c; G. mbiny
3l@36a; tine unwashed, 81 q 23c: coarse
and mrd,um uuwashede 22@2Sc; tub
washed 80 @35 - = 4..
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WIN. Frazier, a farmer, living near
Belfast, Highland county, one day last
week set trap gun for the benefit of
the thieves who we're in the habit OF
stealing apples from his cellar, but mo-
mentarily forgetting the circumstance,
he entered the cellar, himself, and re.
ceived the contents OF the gun in bis
LEG, .causing injuries which, 1t Is said, win
cripple him Tor life. -.
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To Physicians.

We desire to call the attention Of med
ical men to Dr.. Prices Floral Riches, sss
being the finest cologne water made. i, In
The sick room ii is refreshing to the IT,
valid, and disintec,ant. Physicians
know that ell pleasant odora are health:
ful, while disaereesble smelis invite dis
ease. DR.. Prices Unique Perfumes
richly deserve to be called The best.
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ChlcagO-May 9.-Ho.s-Ma'ket
generally 5al0c higher; mixed s3 40a3
55: light 50 50a3 95; choice heavy $3
60 3 10; closed weak,
Cattle-Common to enod shipping 10
cents higher at "a 50s5 rs: export
grades easier ut % 85a5 Is; butchers
steady at 02a3 10. go
Sheep-Markes dull and lower at $s
6Os4 IS.
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4 Advertising Cheats.

IT has become So c. nm mnn write the
brginning of an elegant, inter. sting al
ticle and then Iun iLlnto some advertise.
ment that We avoid all such cheats and
simply call attention to the merits oi
Hop Bitters in as plain honest terms as
possible: to induce people to give them
one tifai, as no one who knows their val.
ne will ever use anything else.
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sherman Can Get the Governorship

q WAsHlseFoN, May 9.-fhe Post has
interviews for te smorrcw with the Ohio
delegation in the House and Senate, rs
to their ideas OF Sherman being nomina-
ted for Governor Al, with the excel /.
zion Of Watner, areof the opinion that
he will be nominated il he wants it, tr
IL heswill take T..
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ST. PErERsBuKe, May 9--The Golos
states that the first party of 800. out OF
the 1000 persons arrested at Moscow
during the winter, have started for Sibe
ria The nine thousand persons arrest.
edin other towns will pass through Mos.
COW during the summer.
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.k1In Court on the 9th inst the Fer
~ License Of DAVID H. LIVELY was re.
newed for one year from March I7th
1879, on payment Of % into the County
Treasury.
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OBITUARY.

DIED. or diphthefia snd scarlet fe-
yer, in Switzerland township, Monroe
county. Ohio. February s2a. 1879, after
an illness Of eleven days, WILLiAx
AARON, son Of TRoxAs and JANxEr A.
BAIRD. aged Z years. 7 months and. ?
days. Little WILLIE was child Of grest
promise, having in his short life, although
child, endeared himself to many hearts
How we'll We would like to have kept
him, but Jesus called him to jofn bis
angel brother and sister in that gun
bright cline where pain and death are
never more, death with a.cold relentless
hand, looped in, and thinned our happy
band. tcz - \,
Adieu- sweet child, thou art gone from srth
Thy body mouldering lies. II =.
God'sgisen the pure immortal birth :,
In heaven beyond the skies. 49, /.
Thy besntifnl face with love 70 .hright.s
Lies buried meath the sod, .e'sses
Immortal beauty dims thy sight, "a -.
Thy Spirits fown to God. e
.ee.srag ,eysa,.. T, and. j AssBAIRD.
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New Yoek.

May s-Flour 8 4oA5. 10; Wheat
02al lS; Corn A 47c; Oats sia40c;
Rye 58A59c; Barley 45c
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New YOrk-Mry 9-Beeve..-
The extreme range was 9t@l0t;. hulk.
sale at 5000; including Is car loads oi
-tille,s suli al 81.
Hog5-None sold alive; S3 1908 80
nominal quotations. y
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r E T. N H E R
E Keeps Bread, Cakes, Chew Chow,
Pickles, Nuts, Candies, Tobacco, CT.
N gars, Canned Fruits, Jellies, Cheese,
H Sardines, Mustard 4 other articles
q kept in . first class Confectionery.
E Motto: Quick sales 4 email pl oits.
r E l n II e. Il
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HTo~nship Assessors are required
10 make thsir returns to the Auditor on
Monday, the 10Th inst The Board Of
EqualizAtion meets oH " wednesday the
s4lst inst. ~
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-05-13

Persons Of sedentary pursuits are pre-.
disposed to Constipation; such should
always use DR.. Bull's Baltimore Pills.
which insure against Constipation and
oil lie dissstrons consequences.
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Of New Goods at: f. Reefs.
Watches, Ladies' and Gents cbains
chayps OF every description, new pattern
of sSleege Ru tons, Ear d,ops and Neck
chaipss solid gold cameo, real Amethyst
Topaz Ind Imitation Diamond: Rings.
Absytremely low prices. Al aye in
vited to call and examine my, stock
FRITZ REEF,
March %, 1870 Woods6eld, o.
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sWool liiusatsd In the Wheeling mar
NJ n ffom IS 10 20 cents. @

ket Il ffom IS 10 70 cents
Lawyer CsLIsxs. nf Barnesville, was
In attendance q COurt last week.
.DR. KxxrERs and wife. Of w oodsield,
ars visiting friends 10 6uesasey county.
: Common Pleas Court convenes in Bel.
mont county. on Tuesday, the Goth inst
"A child OF ALEx BoLEN's. OF Sun :
hurry township, aged six months, died
on the Let inst.
: Dr. STEWART, candidate for Rspresen.
ssaise, had valuable horse die while at
Clasineson few days since.
Miss BILL SIEcLAiR, Of this place, has
engaged to teach term Of three months
in Che school at New Castle, this county.
Tbs Bsllairs d Southwestern will he
conpletsd 70 Armstrong; Mills, twenty
cue miles from Bellaire, BY Wednesday
afshis nd - - sss
The Wheeling cattle market repor,
does not sppear in the papers Of tha,
sity. which viii account to our readers
for iss non-appes,snee in this paper.
Several OF our citilens have been pros
pecting. for walnut knots for several
weeks past. and are likely TO realize
! handsome profits from the sales Of those
they have gatheredin. es
, FsAxk MsosEr. . little four year old
son Of S L MoosrT, fell over banis-
Ter Twelve feet to the floor below, one
dayilast week, and Was considerably in
jutedsabout the head, but not danger.
outly. -. 81 -. 3
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LOOK HERE.

Tou can buy your Dry Goods, Clo-
thing, Boot, Shoes, Hats, notions Dr..
to the rest advantage at MORRIS 4
lARMSFRONG'S for the reason they
eao1t jew, offer any bats, but treat every
one alike, no toadyism. nl2.