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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-07
NOR L LOAFERy,

The McLuFe and McLAIn Corners Com.
pAFatiVeIy Free. OF LOafeFs Last Night
A Vast Improvement In that section,
The INTRLLIdENsRR yesterday, in Ian.
guage both truthful and plain, called at.
tention TO a disgrace which has been a
source Of infinite annoyance to the ladies
Of Wheeling and to general pedestrians,
l. e., the habit Of many men to loaf on the
principal corners. Those on Market street
at Twelfth were noticed. There is
evidence that smong the crowd used
to gather there were individuals not lost
10 all sense OF shame and the common
rights Of others; men, In fact, who read the
papers and with enough senae TO take a
hint before tho kick comes. Last night was
an unusually favorable n to bring out
the full force Of street corner hdbitRS: the
air was balmy, the pavements clean, and
quite number Of the fair sex was out Tor a
promenade. And yet the New Mcclure
House corner at haltpast seven O'Clock
only held half q dozen "Curbers," with
three cleaners" under the verandah.
Opposite, at MCLain's, q gang Of
about eight huddled together, while
a short distance below, CirCling
around a telegraph pole were perhaps
eight or ten. As the evening wore on the
number increased somewhat, but the en-.
tire change from the usual throng, the
usual profanity, the usual tobacco smoke,
spit aud joatling was remarked by very
many people.
1t Is q matter Of qualification that this
habit, which has 80 long been a disgrace
10 our streets, shows signs OF being broken
up without the Intervention Of the police.
II. is hoped that loafers will reform them.
selves, and II they must be on the street
let them do something for their digestive
organism and take a walk.
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BoAED OF

A QuOFum At n Morning MeeIIpG which
Takes Ihe PInh Ward School building
CaIRs FOPhs 10 Hand and Promptly
Provide y Kennedy.
An adjourned meeting OF the Board Of
Education was held at the office OF the
Board yesterday at Q A. NJ.
In the absence Of the President, DR..
Hildreth was called to the chair.
The following members were presents:
Msssrs, ACker, Bingell, Collier, Criswsll,
Hoge, Jepson, Maxwell, Miller, u. AL
Pipes, Todd aud Whslly.
The reading of'the minutes oil tue Last
meeting, on motion, was postponed.
Mr.. HOward's specifications and plans
for remedying the defect in the land un.
derlying the foundations OF the Fifth
ward school house, IS published in yestet-
days 1NTRLLIdRNcRR, were read. Bids
from Messrs, Kleives, KRAFT & 90, for do.
ing the work were also laid before the
Board.
After lengthy discussion Of the relative
merits OF different plans offered, Mr..
Todd, the Chairman oil the Committee on
Oupl6u thp lulAOW ~ WV AppS-
~lulions, which were adopted;
ReSolred, That eight inchesO OF oak plank
ing be put under the foundation walls Of
the new Fifth ward school house, except
under The partition walls, which may be
six OF eight inches at the discretion otthe
architect.
Resoiped, End, That the bid Of Klevis,
KRAFT 4 Co., be accepted.
The bid Of the latter firm Ia as follows:
F.. WHEELING, June 4th, 1881.
Board Of Education, of Wheeling:
GENTLRMEs:-We propose 10 put IN
plank fooLings in the Fifth ward school
building; outer walls ak feet wide, parti-
ton walls four feet wide, three thiCknesses
OF two.inCh oak plank for the sum Of seven
hundred Rnd twenty-five dollars. II four
thiCknesses are adopted, nine hundred
and sixty.six dollars. Plank to be from
nine to fifteen inches wide.
Very Respectfully,
KLEyIs, KRAFT 4 90.
The meeting adjourned until the next
regular meeting.
The work on this school house will be
considerably delayed by the unfortunate
discovery oil the unstable sub.strata 10
the foundation, and amounts to consider.
able more than the actual outlay IN rene.
dying 1t, This ought To be substantially
made and no necessary expenses spared.
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On last Saturday morning j. E. Clark,
assistant b~ookkoeper at the La Belle
Glass Works, bridgeport, was on hIs way
from the Bridgeport bank to the glass
house with $500 to pay Of the hands,
and when he arrived at the junction
switch he noticed q suspicious character
watching him and acting in a strange
manner. Mr.. CLARK called another EN-.
ploye OF the works To walk with him, and
when they had passed the point at which
the person was standing, they looked back
and saw that lie had three aCcomplicss.
There is no doubt that there was a Job
put up 10 rob Mr.. CLARK Of the money he
had In his possession.
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The deed OF assignment Of ]. u. Orr 4
Co., 10 Alfred PAUL, was recorded in the
Recorders Office yesterday. 1t provides
first, for the cost OF the trust and the re.
Enumeration Of the assignee; secondly, the
payment to MCLain Bros, K. i. 4 Henry,
for the arfeatages Of rent; thirdly, the
payment Of FIVE pronisofy notes, four OF
$743 SO each, dated January l, 1881, drawn
Tor slx months, and one Tor one year, all
payable 10 A. W. Paull, al the Exchange
Bank, together with accrued interest /;
iourthly, LOT the payment OF q note at the
Bank oil the Ohio Valley, for 1926, drawn
by j. O, Orr and endorsed by A. ". PAUL,
bearing date Of March % or 90; hiihly,
the remaining portion Of the proceeds
goes 10 the other creditors pro rata.
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NEw designs in sllvefwAre being re.
ceIved daily by Miller 4 F%tahzheim,

CARPENTRY AND ButLDtSa for June con.
talns matter Of interest and value to ali
who have anything 10 do with buildings.
1ts principal articles are IAN Euplish
Cottage" l2O e%ngrAVingsl, "rfaCti9al Stair
Building" e engtRvingsl, modelling In
CLAY" % e%ngtavIngsl Novelties" I on.
gfavibgs). Advantage Of Buainess Knoyl.
edge 10 the Builder" and several tniscel.
laneons articles relating to buildinpiopleS
The Correspondence" department COR.
tains letters from some atty practical man
located in various sections Of the Conbttv,
on timely topics, illustrated BY % ebpfay.
ings. This journal, which is a marvel NJ
and enterprise, is published bv
David WiIllams, SO Reade street, New
York, at 81 per year.
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The following deeds in fee we're admit.
ted to record In the Recorders Office
yesterday:
Deed made May 26th, 1881, by Joseph
NJ. Wood and Josephine, his vile, 10 John
Parks for the north so feet Of lot O, in
square O. Ohurchills addition, for s..
Deed made March 24th, 1881, by r. F..
Bort and wife, 10 John Mcneil, for a lot
OF ground, near Haneytown, for $3.50.
Deed made May 10th, 1881, by Andrew
Hydlnger, wife and others, 10 Elizabeth
Hydinget for their interest In a CertSin
pteceoi Ptopertyin the Eighth ward for s..
Deed made May 18th, 1881, by Mrs.
Elizabeth Hydinger 10 Andrew Hydingsf
and others, iot. her interest In a certain
piece o ground In the Eighth ward Of the
city Of Wheeling for IS,
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Memorabilia Of Matters Gathered ID and
About the state EfouNa,

MemufHblltH NJ mhttefH dHtnereu ID ant
About the state House.
Asa W. woodiord was yesterday ap
polnteda Notary Public for Lewis county
and also Y, NJ. Aver, Esq, Of Ohio county,
clerk In the superintendent Of Schools
office.
Prof. ]. B. Fowler, one oil the Board Of
Regents, In company with b. 8. Butcher,
Superintendent OF Schools, went 10 West
Liberty yesterday on official business,
Ohas. Z. Hogg, a lawyer Of Mason Coun.
y, living In n. Pleasant, paid q visit 10
the Capitol yesterday.
Commissions will be issued 10 the tol.
lowing gentlemen, who we're appointed
by the Governor as A State Board OF
Health; First Congressional DlsttiCt-Dr,
j.. Reeyee. Tor six years. Dr.. Geo. b,
MoffAt, Of Wood county, Tor two years,
Second Congressional Disttict-Df. George
II. Carpenter, Of Hampshire, for Two
years; Dr.. q. T. RiCht fdson, oil Jefferson
county, four years. Third Congressional
Distfict-Df. A. A. Batbee, Of Mason
county. sig years; Dr. Isaiah Bee, Of MeF.
Ger county, four years.
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SUPREME CovRr OF APPEALS Judges John.

SUPREME CoURT OF APrRAis- Judges John.
'on, Raymond, Green and Patton.
This court met at 10 A, NJ. yesterday
and transacted the following business:
The case Of B. s. Reynolds vs. ]. W.
Hurst, from Harrison county, was sub.
mitted on breifs
The case Of ]. II. Hoffman VS.. D. RYAN,
from Monongslia county, and J. o. Van.
glider We. ]. II. Hoffman, from game Coun-
ty, were both continued.
The court then adjourned until Wednes.
day morning at 10 O'Clock at which time
cases from the third circuit will be called.
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D

POints About People al Home and
Abroad.
Miss Addle Coen will leave for Wash.
inRton, Pa, Thursday 10 spend the sum.
iner,
Miss Ida Dean, Of 1ronton, Ohio, Is Wis.
ling Miss Clara Fisher, In, Fourteenth
street.
Mi. o. Russell Wood, Of Martins Ferry,
IL q delegate to the State Convention d
Ohio Of Cleveland.
j.. ". Atkinson, sgent and operator al
Henderson Station on the Q, T, Y. 4 ",
railway, was In the city last evening.
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LiebIr cos Cocoon nser Tonic.

"As q Co%nnteractant 10 debilttstipH in.
lluenCes CSssituds, nervous depression,
debility, malaria, dyspepsia. liver com.
plants, heart affections, dtorsical troubles,
derangement5 Of the stomach aud bowels
II is invaluable" says Professor +. W,
Hunt, N. D., Honorary Member Imperial
Medical Society Of IT. Petersburg, Russia,
etc. All who ere run down and debili.
tated ehould take IL Beware Of imitAtions.
TTiISdw
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PROPOSALS
PROPOSALS
For Steam Heating, Ventilation
Plumbing, Gas Fitting, MaChirS.
ry and Elevators,
OyVICR OV SECRETARY oy sr,,,
- . $50 TIL -

WIN NIhulhll, !
Sealed proposals. will be received a ths an, |.
Secretary Of State, Capitol Building, nnIi J1SE " "
3 IV.n' ~ " o'clock ~ 100 tho steam heating vsti.
required Tor tho alterations In and aliItIoS, n N
building known ~ the State HOuIO, ChAIlpIt5 T,,t.
VIVA county, W, Va, according tOths plan, IA ~
hoali0ns now on hlO In the office q ihe gs,,,TJ
state, Whers they may DO seen, ""'s
a copy OIL the said plans and IpeclAuatIob,H ,,,,
% seen Of the once Of the Architect, h MN.
h3u1e' ChaIle.t9nl kAnAwhA county, W. VI
The Board Oi Public WORKS reserves M ,,,.
REJECT any or all bids Il SfALNAEgkji.
leI Secretary Rolrl Of Pubic g.n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-07

Ar the Charleston races the finest
thofouQhbreds In the country are TO be
seen, and the condition Of the horses ls q
wonder TO all who behold them, and II has
only recently been discovered that they
can be kept In this condition by mixing In
the food OF horses a tablespoonful Of Sim
mons Liver Regulator Powder. Ills also
10 nhlOkAnh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-07

To the yolks Of three eggs beaten add
one cup white sugar, one half cup butter,
one.half cup sweet milk, two cups -four
having II one Measure BANNER" Baking
the whites Of three eggs beaten
at1 bake In jelly cake pansj when cold.
and Just before eating, place In layets,
covering each one with strawberries which
have previously been sugafed. paw
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INDICATIONS.

WARRINGTON, D. O, June I'll A. NJ
For Tennessee and The Ohio Valley,
partly cloudy weather, local rains, variable
winds mostly from southeast TO southwest,
stationary or lower temperature and ba'
rometer.
For the Lower Lakes, cloudy weather,
frequent rains, variable winds mostly
east, stationary or higher temperature.
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Rev Advertisements.
Price List-Plummer's.
Strawberry Festival.
Carpets-0. MCOlintoCk.

sPEClALTIES.-Yard wide white lawns,
II I.2C; yard wldS plaid ualnsOOk II, l.2o;
all wool striped bunting, 22C; silk wrap
hermann, 81 l.2C; all wool lace bunting,
80. EASHElMER'S,
Eleventh ST., Bet. Main and Market.
P. S.-New stock 6hIIdren's linen dresses
and ladies' listers.
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STATE FAIR NOTICE,

The second ipslAllment Of 10 per cent ou.,.
the Board Of Directors q ths I'm, Iilo 'a"@ "a v
or,l Office June LIST. 'e Ifsis'
The Rolrd also resolved to call In ii, ,,u,,,.
per cent, payable 90 10Th June, a, Ihe i,e, "HayN9
aSs. ihe Board dad II absolutely nsSS,i, Z
S1IsS 70 push me work rapidly and S,,
should have the money In the tlp,ruT1 wv ~, W
II y hoped all tho Stockholders Who an ,4aGt
call and pay promptly.
tel A REYMANS. p,.s
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We desire to close out a Job LOT
of Mems Mohalr listers, MOhalr and
Black Alpaca Coats at prices rang
Ing from SOC, 75C and $I.00. They
are great bargains.
D. GUHDLING & co.,
Star Clothlsrs, SO Twelfth ST.
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TIE p, O. 4 st. L. Railway Camunv
have completed arrangements for A prand
special excursion 10 Pittsburgh JunelIih.
81 30 Tor round trip will be the rate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-07

AueFhOIIetoE AeCOEus
The following shows the range oil the
thermometer, az observed at SChnepfs
drug store, Opera House corner, yesterday.
1880, 1851.
"a Il, IlU. So. NJ ~ Y, 7 A.H..i2 n. Q r. n. Pm
u 81 81 80 q !? n 20
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NOTICE.
PROPOSALS FOR CTR RTS

NJ CROSSINGS, DC. N0NhlAG
called proposals will 10 received N,
the City Clark until THURSDAY linn w $50 1
= O'Clock p N ; tot T~eAOtllnE old ciTbs, ma w
the GaHie. ""' pa'Aait6n
Proposals. 10 DO addressed to the "Ch,lrmn.
on street,, Alleys and GnJ.a y
COnIll1ieS reserve the right 10 reject STy or,IiEs
mS2i A. ], HALSTFb
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-07

II you want a good watch cheap, 20 10
Miller 4 Franzheim's.
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II you iesl du'l, drOWSy, dtblliuted, h,, lru.,
neadaehe, mouth iSAtCi badly, poor EpRla Z
"billOulness, " and nothing will cure Tbu ,pti,
or Medicine. 1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-07

THE usual merchants lunch at the New
iAOLure House Sample Rooms daily.
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RoARn OF coMnIasIoNERs.

Regular HOnIhIy neeling Yesterday
Work On lhs COuFt House Improve.
meats 10 Begin Al ~Onee-JRmes u.
Quarter Elected CLERK In Place Of q.
II. DeIIeFs, RsmoVed-TAyIOF Foreman
Elected Assistant Clerk.
The Board met at 10 O'Clock yesterday,
all the members in their seats except Mr..
Nichols,
The chairman of the Committee on
Court House and Jail stated that as the
bids for the alterations to the Court House
were in and ready for the action OF the
Board it would be necessary to adjourn
until 9 o'clock.
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nENTIsTRY.-TO THOSE THAT DE-
~ SHE 70 save their natural teeth NO would say
thAt NO are now better prepared than ever Getore %
enable them 70 do %, By the uia Of az ELtCLRo
MAGNETIC PLUgaHR VI can and are making eetei
and hanIEomeE Gold Filling, With more eaA9 70 o9t
Patients, than have heretofore been mhds " InN
Ety or ~ClSeVhgrO, without the aid Of Inc heetnG
.PinRYsI. What We Eay NO oAn prove ~ scIoA
REORGANIZATION Call aud 800 Tor yourselves,
JAMES N. BURHIBON d bOHi
mi Wn. litg Market ". WhRhllns. ". We
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PILESl

How many suffer torture dav after d., vitg
llIe . burden and robblng existence Of al tHri
owing IN the secret sun ring from pNs iNNI
Is ready 70 the hind Of almost any one Uhj WIS
systematically the remedy that hn tcfntsf3
cured Thousands Simmons Liver IlTiil0, ID
drastic Violent purge, hut 4 gentle lNirisdI
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BAD RRFATH

Nothing 10 90 unpleasant, nothing " tl.su
pad BREATH and 10 nearly every case Ii ~ In
the etonllCh, and can be 10 eially conrad ID
viii take Simmons Liver Regulator. DoItptid
70 sure q remedy Tor this TepuliVe dl0du, ltl
siso Improve your appetite, complexion iSl yRtt
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-09-27
CLOSING SCENES.

New York, Sept, l9-The 1'ele.
grdm's extra says: AT the Presidents
bedside holding his poor eln,ciated
hand in her own and watching with
anguish unutterable fast vanish
ing sands OF liie, sat the faithful, de-
voted wife, during the closing hours
of the Presidents career. Around
him were other weeping friends aud
physicians, lamening their power
lcssness in the presence of dark Angel
of Death. Toward the last, the mind
of the sufferer wandered. He was
once more back in Mentor, amid the
scenes where the happiest hours Of
his life were spent. lie sat III the
dear old homestead again with loyed
ones around him the aged mother,
I.so proud OF her big boy, the faithful
wife, and beloved children. 1t was u
blissful dream that robbed death OF
it's terrors aud rendered the dying
man for the moment unconscious OF
the cruel rcnding Of his once vigor-
ous franc that was constantly going
on. The moan of the restless ocean
mingled with the sobs Of the loved
ones as the lamp of life flickered aud
went out forever. Nearly every one
around the President clung to hope
to the last and refused to credit the
approach of death until the shadow
deepened and the destroyer's pres.
ence could be no longer nnfelt
Flags hang atsthe halt mast from
every house on the Ocean avenue
and the gayety OF this favorile wat
ering place is followed by the deepest
gloom. The struggle is over and
and death Is victor.
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Good Advice from Leaking
Medical Professor.

The learned doctor says: "Keep
some Kind OF tonic medicine always
in the house, and If any ono ieels un-
well, mako free use of 1t. But first DO
sure that it is both harmless as well
as meritorious. Put. no trust in
alcholic preparations; their use will
lead TO intemperance neither be par
tial to any remedy that produces u
severe calhartic effort. For prostra
ton OF the nervous system and .diges-
organs IS sure to follow. The mildcst
and best medicine ever invented for
strengthening every part of the body
and restoring impaired or lost organ
ic functions 10 their normal condition
and one which is having an unparal-
leled and rapidly increasing sale in
the Eastern States, is Browns Iron
Biiters. Any druggist win procure
it for you il you request him 10 do 20,
especially when he finds you cannot.
be persuaded to take some substitute.
1t does not contain alchohol, ana is
the only preparation ot Iron that
cures headache and does not .blacken
the teeth. 1t is n sure reviver, a true
strengthener, and the very best med
cine ever invented for permanently
strengthening the pulmonary, urinary
and digestive organs, and preventing
consumption, kidney diseases and
chronic dyspepsia, often curing these
diseases when all other remedies have
failed; for it is truly natures best as
sistant."-Gazette.
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An Editors Vacation.

An Albany editors squibs about
the treatment OF an "agent" has in il
humor. and a certain pathos in the in
ference that may be made from or ont
of a hard-worked newspaper mans
life:
About six weeks ago person en-
tered our Office and proposed to sell us
newfangled "fountain pen" The
rash young man at length mentioned
as Recommendation that the pen
held enough to last all through twenty
four hours incessant writing, and
obviated the tedious necessity of dip
ping it in the inkstand. Thereupon
we exclaimed
Dear young friend, would you de-
prive us of our vacation?
| don't understand, he replied.
Why, said we, the only vacation
we get is while we are didding in the
inkstand. and no man shall deprive us
of that. Please go away with your
vacation extinguisher.'
He saw that we were in earnest. mol
even daring to offer us one OF his
fountains as gift. And we dippe(
our old-fashioned pen in our muddy
inkstand, and to- k a rest.
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A Chapter on Bald Heads.

A bald-headed man is refined, and
always shows his skull, sure.
What does a hald-hea,le6 man say
to his comb? We meet to part nc
more
Motto for a bald head--Bare ant
forebare.
However high position a bald
headed man holds. he will never coml
down in the world.
The bald-headed man never dyes.
Advice to bald headers-Join the
In iians who are the only successful
hair raisers.
You never saw a bald. headed mar
with a low forehead.
Shakespeare says: There is di
viniry that shapes our ends.
Bald men are the coolest headed
men in the world
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EMPIRE.

Plenty of rain Thursday.
The new Co. Store at this place Is
about completed.
Capt. Riley with his crew has been
refilling the tressle near this place.
John Canslcr got very badly burnt
one day last week, was not in horse
swap or watch trade either, but by
Joe Cline accidentally touching the
wick of a miners lamp TO his eye.
His eye is about well now.
j. Ii. Mason, of McMinnville,
Tenn, telegraph operator at this
place, returned last Sunday after a
stay OF two weeks at his home.
Some few cases Of scarlet fever
have appeared in this section during
the last few weeks. None have
proved fatal yet.
Two Empire boys went.to Martins
Chapel last Sunday 10 attend basket
meeting. Sunday night-treatment'
Ipecac and g. c. Pills.
Tom Walker is as happy as small
boy at circus. II is girl.
"Secure the shadow ere the sub
stance fades" by paying Mr.. Kelly
twenty-five cents for one good gem
picture. Heis now in Empire.
Died in Empire7lh inst, Robbie
infant son of Mr.. Joe Hoskins. Only
twenty-four hours before his death he
became the victim of Group which
baflied the skill of the attending ply
sicians. The love of the parents, Ii,
sympathy of friends and the atten
! tion of physician could avail nothing
The family have the sympathy Of th'
neighbors.
Ibelieve Empire Is justly noted fol
having the best coal, the best looking
girls, best whisky (2) and the games
set of men east Of Deadwood.
Last Saturday fight took plac
between viii Trotter and Ham
Mcintosh, the latter barely escaping
alive. am told both parties wer
intoxicated aud in James McCord
saloon. Mcintosh pushed Trottc
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SECRET SOCIETIES.


MoAyAN CouEciL, CHosES FRIENDS
Meets Second and Fourth Monday
nights in each month at X. of P.
Hall. V. W. Crahb, G. g., B. M.
Harrison, Secretary.
Masonic LoDcE-Mects LIST Monday
evening in each menth, at Masonic
Hall. j. |. Landes, w. NJ. Geo.
Street, Secretary.
EvERcREEN LoncR, No. 38 KNIGHTS
or PYTnIAs-Aleets at X. of P. Hall,
End and 4th Thursday evenings in
each month. iii. II. Abcrnathy, y. c.,
j. w. Gross, X. of X. G \.
Endowment rank, Srd Monday eve
ming in each month. F. A G. My
rick, Pres; J. s. Forey, Sec and Treas,
ODp FELLows-Third story, Hop.
kinsville Bank building, meets every
Friday evening. Encampment meets
every LIST, and srd Thursday evens-
ings.
A. O. u. W.--Meets at K. Of r
Hall every Monday evening. II. E.
McCamy, NJ. w.
X of H. LopoE--Mects at X. OF ?,
Hall LIST and 3rd Tuesday nights Of
each month. NJ. Lipstine, r. r. Nat
Gather, Dictator.
KNoHr TrMrLAns Meets 4th Mon
day night in each N nth, at Masonic
Hall.