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The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-04-12
Strawberry Plants for Sail

kemper Bros. will have a limited quar
nsst quality Straw berry Plants to sell All
aole prices IN the spring and parties desii
purchase Will do well 10 order early.
A1uress EEMPER BROS,
Hiafzeuit&wtf Butte City,
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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-12-06

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en - aIee<ionr
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snns Ns1kna - c. 1ssel - vurr
hnx - nerT eerlliallys
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ef tkemn
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Breed :" eontinusa M. scpsiIIe
Z inela1ed Al lie Republis1ns n
Eew York Who were ~ inelnaed nnaer
de Tern Ssalu1rk Usa.ghie.1
Whist wsa Roberisonr r
He Ms ua1erstooa % bs Half
Breed.
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Re uzs upda.tood to Be Sal
wnrfp
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accommodating witnss2
Al for the prssens.p ? sid Col Csrk-
hin, and Secrstazy Blaine retired from The
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-12-06

carpenter OF Boston, sailed on bard ahe
Orient, rev and staasch-bnilt shin.
boand foE SmynEs, ~ thaE zine he slssrsss
AID Healthiest ctr Of TIE L.evnnt AAs.e
qnper mahipulAfin q the lasf k~ -
/ - 4 .-z..s. -sss1ssf i.s'ss-
Sssiilt % % long voyage, the Orient ar-
rived safely At that port and unshipped
her anchor
The ne ext morning, just as the captains
gig was being lowered for the aecommo-
dation of that officer and the supercargo,
who were then preparing to go on shore to
report to the British consul and pay their
respects to Mr.. Tracey. the American
merchant, to whom they bore letters of
introduction and credit from Gray, Toll
bits & 90, the great importing house At
home, they perceived a small row-boat rap
idly approaching the ship, and containing
two peFsbns-a man, who was vigorous
ly rowing, and one solitary female figure.
When the boat came alongside, the
boatman promptly assisted the lady on
board. Somewhat wildly, buthesitating-
ly, she inquired for the captain, who in
company with the suPercargo, was point
ed out to her.
She was young and pretty, in fact, al
most child-hke, and seemed, from her
wild, scared look, to be laboring under
some dee 70 anxiety or fear. She was dress-
ed in gal rments of the richest material,
though seemingly thrown on in haste and
with the greatest negligence.
She ar pproaehed the captain, and in =
fiurried, nervous way, inquired if she
might be allowed to speak with him mo-
ment alone
He answered in the affirmative, and
drawing her aside out of hearing of his
companion, patiently prepared to listen !;
for the sudden appearance of the strange
young woman on board his ship at so
early an hour in the morning had greatly
excited his curiosity.
Will you excuse me-" she began
timidly, r but are you single or a mar
ried man ?"
Captain Ward glanced at the question
er curiously. Indeed it was a peculiar
question for . yonng woman to ask of
him, perfect stranger. But he answer
ed her With perfect good breeding and
politeness. Yes, he was married man
The young lady looked disappointed,
but presently recovered.
Is there any gentleman on board your
ship Who Is not married, aud-and whom
you think would be willing to marry =
rich young girl within the hour, and ask
no questions? /? viii say that she has been
deeply Fronged and persecuted, bat i
nevertheless highly respectable and siFtu-
ous, though she can only clam her prop
ertY by clearly establishing the fact of =
legal marriage"
Both of my mates are married" !" said
the captain, and the sapercargo Is en-
gagged 70 . young lady in Boston, to whom
I understand, he win be married On oar
return. But hold, !" he added reaectiveIy,
z there il our carpenter, James Tudor, =
fne-lookfng, gentlemanIy young fellow IS
one might wish TO see, and unmarried.
In fact, be is much more Of gentleman
in his ways and manners than any Of us,
If We except Mr. Owley, yonder, the super
cago.
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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-12-06

KEK PLANTING IN AuTUnn.


EEK PLANTING N AuTEMx-
The Aa,yieaa Aerieuhxrist, thinks
that fruit trees planted N the Fall should
have mound ef earth drawn up aroand
the body Of the tsee twelve or fftesn
inches high, the dirt 10 BE free from
grass, weeds or anything that would fur
Hish > harbor for bags, worms or mice
We have seen peach trees with such
mounds LEFT around them during the
Spring and Summer with 6ne effect. This
Is doubtless IN excellent arrangement
for dry season. The roots have the
protection Of good earth malching and
the baking suns Of July and August can
do them no harm
GERMAN CARP IN GEORGIA.
A Georgia paper says: There are now
over thirty fsh ponds in Georgia in which
these valuable fish are being propagated,
and the Agricultural Commissioner Of the
State informs rs that be has applications
sufficient for ESQ more. He thinks that
he viii have no trouble 70 get m ample
supply from Washington tS>weet this de-
mand- There have been disfslbuted by
the Commissioner $4,000 carp IN this
State, besides the large number that have
been distributed by members OF Congress
to their most intimate friends and sup
pOrte-x The fish Of this variety hstched
two years ago this Fan now weigh four
pounds each and are still growing quite
rapidly. Il is not known to what size
they win attain in Georgia, as they have
not been in these waters long enough to
make an estimate. Statistics show, how
ever, that they have been known to reach
ninety pounds In weight. The eggs Of
one carp viii produce from 100000 to
SOC. 900 young carp; hence it win be seen
that it viii not be long before the rivers
of Georgia viii be vel stocked with
these delicious Ssh. Posds in which
grow plants or grasses Of some sort are
the best for carp, n they spawn on
the green leaves, which keep the eggs from
falling to the ground, where they would
be destroyed In Washingtou the carp
spawn only once year, while in south
ern States the fish spawn twice . year.
CABRAGE woKMs-THE REMEDY.
A writer in the Co.1az,x Gentzemaa
has tried numerous experiments for the
destruction Of the millions of cabbage
worms in his garden, and after consulting
Prof Riley, concluded to Try pyrethrum
and hot water. he says:
Ny conclusions in regard to the various
remedies are that repeIlants are useless
in times Of drouth, and that the two pro-
eesses which Prof Riley has suggested to
the press and to me-hot wz1er a1d py-
rethrum-will, If persistently used, nd
any sized cabbage patch Of al varieties
Of worms or pestR Water at I70 degrees
is too hot, and viii scorch all outside
leaves, unless applied with . better
sprayer than the ordinary nozzle of >
garden wzsering-pot- Still ; nsw growth
was indnced On al my singed plants, and
regarded the sppliesEion - bsnefcial,
particularly 70 tie new broods of uorns,
- the frssh lesxee insired renswed -
taeks. Tie proPeE fsuperaturs, Ttake +
| i about 10 degrees Notwithstanding
the high estimate ] plass % pgsstkrum
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ana wnen once atfiFed m those elegant
ana costly naoilments, hner looking
young gentleman could not have been
met IN the city OF smyrna
ne vas 'o'eraoae Weh educated too (;
wen rero, win now OF language at bis
command, P'cked up IRON the works OF
o'esie AaoiSon ana others win whom,
n ms ie,sore noura' ne had made himself
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trial
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YeA sit,s = pliex u Esezetary.
Do Jon rsnemk exer teiIinr bin.
thaf Gsitean shoala k1Tu : csus1ishiip fi'
Neyur, nsgsr, II tie uorld : / peysf
spoke 70 hin ahouE I. ~ II = ne.n
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sanity or fnssnity Of the defsaaant r,
shave % reeoIlsction aifer The shoot-
ine, Of ever szyiine ssvshine - - hiis
mental eoaaitioa-
Here the crosu.exau.insfioa took 4 w;;de
ranee, the deEeass naniieutiBg : s,ispo.ii-
ton 70 identify Gaiteau's crime witk the
polities1 dissenS;;.., e kEe ,;..e. a tke
shee,img existing d II Rspublicah
party.
aWhat Vas the condition Of The Ra-
publican party - TO anaaimity and
harmony for some six weeks before the
shooting p asked Mr.. ScoyiIle.
&There were some disseps;ous y serrl-
tary Blaine replied. sin the partyn
& These disseus;ous created soma kae!-
ino in tha eountrv aia .havn.4 sys
aNot in the country. Twas local Il
was a matter between the President and
some people in New York"
win you please recite As to the dhr-
ferenees in the partv tha. led ta the elet-
tion of the sena,oru in New York %
4I do no, exaetlv know the .eone df
the question r. said the secretarx
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aYou must .sL ~. sne.;e. o,s.,;o,! ,,
continued tbs secra..rv aT.n surs ~.
if Won wish 4 I wonld maize !. roI;t;l.l
speecb Of two and . half bou-. on il.
subject n-u;Il al me .nee;sc
Questions l viii try to answer tharn
@What caused the resign.*;o, IS i.
senator's from New York p
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Presidents action in relation to the col
lectorship of New York.
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and did Il exist for several days IN the
senate over this matter p
4There vas. and that resulted In the
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-22

The Board Of Education last night, or
motion Of Or. Pipes, ordered the E1amin.
ing Committee, consisting OF Dn. Hill.
dreth, JepsOn and Superintendent Birch,
10 examine oil the teachers Of the city
schools who do not hold q No. | Certif.
cate this examination to take place next
June. Those holding No. l certificates To
be examined al the option OF the com
mittee. The Board determined to elevate
the standard Of the teachers, and 10 grant
schools only 10 those who are capable
Of filing we'll the various positions. The
special committee who were appointed
last night to revise the course OF study
will report at the August meeting, 30 that
the new order OF instruction in the differ.
ent grades, will 60 into operation at The
opening al the Fall term. We have no
doubt that the efficiency Of the
shoots, especially Ia the Primary Depart.
ment, will be increased. We understand
that one Of their ideas is 10 introduce oral
instruction 10 many OF the branches
which come under the head OF Grammar
Room Studies, so that when the scholar
comes 10 study the text book-Rs, for ex.
ample, the grammar-it may not seem 90
dull and dry 10 him. They will insist on
individual instruction Ia the lower grades,
aud to Q certain extent do away with con.
cert recitation. We expect good RESULTS
from the work Of the committee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-22

tembsr q 0sal OSX; October q sOR. Corn.
western higher and closing steady; mlxedpot
and July 66Ac; August 67kR57kc; September
6eAA5ec; steamer 1910 asked Oats yVry
strong: WestSrn white 49atSc mixed S9aiOc.
Rye nominal at soc Hay unchanged. Pro
visions unchanged. puttSr dull. Egm lower
and dull al l2c. Petroleum unchanged;
Coffee qulet Sugar quiet A soft l0e, WhlSky
firm, at y nAal y,
OHcAsO, July 1l.-Ths OroysrI Journal
Hogs-RsOalun 10000 heat: ahipnsn, 5000
head. Market ActiyeAnd higher; supply moi
equal to the demand; good 70 choice heavy
S. 60a8 IS; mixed packing s. 00A8 80; com,
mon 70 choice light % 20l6 IS.
Catte-RseeipS $500 head; hhipmsntl
800 head. Best cattle active; exports 50 OOl
9 %; good TO choice shipping IS l6A8 10; com
mon to fair n 9Oa6 ~,
shsep-Esceipts 1900 head. In fair demand
common to choice Is SOa6 25,
NEW Yosk, July 2O-DRY GoosG-C Cot
tons In steady demand; leading makes Ar
in such light supply that prices remain firm
DARK pFints fairly active, Dress goods quiet
Wooden goods moving steadily on account o
back orders, but the demand Is only moderate
Felt skirts and knit underwear fairly active
East LIIERlI, July 2~l.-Catls-Reeelpt
to-day 1888 head. Selling slow at yeslsl
days prices.
HOgs-Rsoeips 1900 head; Philadelphia
50 6OR6 rs; Yofkep 90 2oA6 40.
shseP@aReOelp1 400 head; selling allow .
6EW ORLEANS, July 2l.-Cotton arm; mid
ding NHc; low middlIng l0Ko; good ord
nary exc Net receipts 1885 bales; groI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-22
FAC1s A FANCtEa,
Our AIan Around TOWn-JoIHHka
Gossip and GOIBEs on.

Our AIaH Around TOWn-JOInhks o
Gossip and GOIBEs on.
RoBRRr ARMSTRONG a day or two sRc
rau a knife blade through Ills hand, cut
ting II badly.
Two HUNDRED AND FIFTY buckets o.
b~lackbeffies went out the Hempield Al
mi time yesterday,
YRsrRRDAY was the anniversary Of The
first Bnll Run hattlB; also OF the strike
riots Of 1877 al Pittsburgh.
George MCClellAhd, editor oil the Barnes.
Vile EntnpttN, n Of the livIBt Weeklles
In Ohio, was In the city yesterday.
STANTON 4 DAVENPORT have tecsivsd
sctibner's Midsummer number and HSf.
pet's, North American, both splendid
works Of AuRlst magazines.
A BRILLIANT and beautiful astronomical
phenomenon was to be observed aboul
three O'Clock this morning, the commune.
ton oil the planets Mars and Jupiter, Ia
the eastern sky. The picture was 4 ID.
perb one, a scene that will not be repeated
Tor many years. The two planets Mars
and Jupiter we're close together. Above
them Saturn was 10 be seen, about the siEe
Of Mans below them Venus appeared In
brilliant phase; and still lower In the
heavens the waning moon completed the
celestial picture. Four planets and ne
moon at one view form an unusual com.
.binatlon for the enjoyment Of stAf.gGieFs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-22
DRY GOODS.
SORTING OUT J.

Sorting Cut and Marking Down goes on
sVsry day at this Seas'H, and We fall o. our
object unless you are Informed Of the fact
We msutIOn particularly all wool Lace suHt'
Inus, In black and COIOrS, at 400, former
urIcs 80 I.2o French BuutlngS, IS lnchSs
Wide, former price 75O, now 600; black
silks and black Satin Do Lyon Included at
closing prices.
summer Silks ~VeFyChsap. Some dsslra'
BILE ends at same pflOs.
Only u few Of tho 8 and 100 Lawns left,
Dress 6lnghams. Our assortment as com
plsts as early In the season, with a few sx'
csptlOnS This price, IL I.2O, can't DO sold
cheaper,
Black Cashmsrss, black HenrIsttas. black
Monies, black Grenadines IhSrs with tho
olOslng out prlcsS. Some exOsIlsnt bar
gains can be secured
We want all our customers to look around
this week among our Dress Goods and Silks
Our ssml.anuuaI sales Of huuSekeeplHt
goods bauIHs on Aioaduy. IuIy 25th. stOr'
open from 7 a. until 6p. NJ, Saturday
excepted.
/. BLUM & BRO,
IIo4 Main street.
jyi9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-22
rariinanlA nflnsnrnnrniIon

Secretary oil State stalhatef yesterday
Issued a certificate oil incorporation to III,
American EleCttot hone Company, for The
purpose Of manufacturing and finiahihe
electfophones, electric lightning and pow
or sppGtaLus and electric apparatus gener.
ally. The principal Office shall be Al
Washington, D. u, and will expire Inly
10, 1901. One Thousand dollars haye been
subscribed and 500 paid In Iof the pur.
Increasing 10 SIC5OO:0 gfahted. The
shares are 90 each, and are held BY g. Y.
Patterson, 9. Mellety, A. n Ryah6, J, A.
MAllety and +. K. Evans, oil Of Wishing.
ton, twenty shares each.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-22
wheeling A. n. =. Camp MeotIpr.

The Ohio Valley Neua, published at
Martins Ferry, says:
The camp meeting Of the A: NJ. &.
Church OF Wheeling, which commenced
In the grove last Friday, IL In successful
operation. The attendance is fair, the
order excellent, the sinEing such as oan be
heard o. Rev .PrOssef's meetings alone,
and the preaching Of q superior order.
Arrangements have been made for the At.
tendance Of the best camp meeting
speakers which the West can furnish.
The meeting will continue over next Sun.
day, when, Il the weather should DO
favorable, one Of the largest crowds ever
seen In the grove may be expected. This
Ia q worthy congregation, struggling 10
pay for anew house Of worship, and de.
befyes encouragement. HChafity begins
d home, "and Il might be we'll 70 spend
some, Of our missionary Rsal 10 The same
viNintIV.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-22

IA pursuance 81 4 resolution adoplel " /,
hSldett Of the North west Virginia AZ ,ir
tIetJ, al ii telitE he'd In The city o. El.Ts
lie Bib diy Of July, 1881, The ands'iiihd"
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commencing II 10 o't'otk a. M AZ ih'l tss
ibeIouft HOUSE 4 ohio ejuniyi west la q
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