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D~A heavy thunder storm visited
this vicinity Monday last about o'clock.
The wind did net blow so very bard, but
such peals OF thunder aud sharp, blind
ing lightning We never before witnessed.
The rain came in torrents, filing every
gutter and flooding our streets.
While the storm was raging the high
est, the lightning struck the stable Of
Geo. Newhouse OF this place. killing
three horses almost instantly. George
Stewart, Philip Letter and Geo. Davis
we're IN the stable at the time, and we're
knocked down. Mr.. Stewart was taking
the harness of of one Of the horses at
the time. He and the horse fell togeth-
er, he being underneath. The other. two
gentlemen were only momentarily stunn-
ed and soon came to the rescue of Mr..
Stewart who lay UNCONSCIOUS for several
minutes. He was thought to be dead
also, but;we are happy 70 Say at this
writing that heis yet among the land Of
the living, only feeling some soreness,
caused chiefly, no doubt, from the horse
falling aud struggling on him some lit
tie.
This is heavy loss for Mr.. New
house, as he depends upon the use OF
his horses as his chief source Of liveli.
hood These three with three others
last fall, make six which he has lost in
less than year. Our citizens ought,
and, no doubt, will sympathizs with Mr..
Newhouse in substantial way. We
learn also that the lightning-rods OF Mr..
J. NJ. Loew's house, who lives on the
hill back OF Crabbe's Landing, were
badly injured hy lightning on the same
evening. C2aringsoa Independent, l7th
inst.
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Important Case Decided.

The Supreme Court Of Ohio on. last
Tuesday decided one OF the most i'm.
poatant cases that has gone to that body
from this County. Jonas Ball, Sr., of
Center township. large land owner,
several years before his death, conclu
ded to settle his own estate and pro-
ceSded to partition out TO his children
by deeds his large real estate. These
deeds were held in trust until.his death.
when they we're turned over with the
property they conveyed to his heirs
This produced dissatisfaction among
s0me OF the heirs, who thought their
claims upon the estate had been over.
looked in the division, and, accordingly,
suit was brought to set aside these deeds
and Partition the premises. The case
vas carried up to the Supreme Court BY
Beltord 4 Okey, representing the de
and the decision Of the SUI
preme Court is in their favor, it having
decided that the deeds thus made to he
valid, and that Mr.. Ball was competent
to make the deeds. Further proceed
iqgs in the case are remanded hack to
tie Common Pleas Court. Noble Coum-
~ Republicaa, i6th inst.
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~ On Tuesday morning last between
5 and 6 o'clock, John Talbot, who lives
up Oposscm Creek. noticed horse
standing near the creek hitched to q We.
hicle OF some kind. and on approaching,
found Mr.. John Luthy, Of Ohio town.
ship. lying there dead near the waters
edge One wheel OF the cart was of,
and one leg Of the dead body was fast
ened between the shaft and some other
part. His clothes we're wet aud full OF
sand, thus showing that the old gentle
man had drowned: He had evidently
been lying there all night, and the creek
which was higher THAI ever known be-
fore, ON Monday evening, had fallen,
leaving him some few feet from the w.
ter. From appearance the horse had
made frequent efforts to start, but could
not on account OF the axle catching un-
der q large stone. From these circum-
stances, it is evident that Mr.. Luthy was
drowned, and caused by the wheel COM
ing of, precipi:ating him in the water,
and being held there by the axle CATCH
ing under stone. He was 78 years old.
-Clarington Independent, 17M inst.
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sOThe Juvenile Brass Band festival
at the Court H ,use last Friday evening
vas we'll attended. The Faacy table,
Bsqaet stand, Fish pond ana I,s Cream
table we're all patrouizsd liberally.
Tie contests we're spirited aud we're
conducted with the best of feeling.
CLAR.BeE ALExANDER received 26o
votes for the Necklace and VIZ declared
the winner. THURMAN SPRIoas received
g. LIS votes and Was awarded the watch.
Lou1s NEuHART sports The ring on the
strength OF holding ticket numbered 81
The boys know how to run . festival,
% the receipts footed up over half q GEN.
tury, which will tighten their debt and
pave the way for the fnal liquidation Of
the whole amount. :.
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Raliimore.---June Is Cattle
Very hest on sale to-day Sc 10: that
generally rated Il ct quality 5a6; medium
or good fair quality 1 l2As4; otdinars
thin steers, oxen and cows : S0a4
extreme range: Of prices 2 S0as 20 0;most
OF the sales we're from 5 72 as Soc.
Mich Cows-Msrket lite slow, and
prices. at wholesale, elS,35 per head.
Hogs-The quality Of the offerings
compares favorably with that OF the re-
ce,pts last week. We quote prices at
74ss4c; aud extra ssc; most sales rang :.
ing from SaSAs; ana bat few 81 IT,.
Sheep-We quote sheep at S,54 ); few
selling at the former prices, AID lambs
at 5a14c: few OF them selling above 4 4c.
most sales ranging from ea7tc gross
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William H Vanderbilt is the largest
Individual holder Of registered four pei
cent. bonds, his share Of them being
worth in the market to-day nearly $780,
GOO. 900.
The boy evangelist, Rev. Thomas
Harrison. after eleven weeks OF earnest
labor at Indianapolis, is credited with
1900 conversions Sixteen churches in
that city are now open for revival work,
and the use Of the theatres for Sunday
services has been rendered.
The cannon displayed in front ct the
State House by Adjuiant General s. B.
Smith, we're captured BY the. Let and I'd
Ohio regiments in the Mexican war,
There are three more OF these, but only
two OF them are preserved SO that they
can be put in place. General Smith will
have these two brought up from the
State Arsenal and planted 10 the State
House yard. The guns are curiosi,ies
to artillerymen ss being very much be-
hind the times.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

e
OHRISrOPuBR A. WALTER, whose post.
II .fios address 10 Hatohison, Reno County,
Kansas, will take notice that Michasl Lohf,
Of the estate Of Kaspsr Wal.
ter. deessed, on the eth day Of June, 1881,
aled his petition In the Probate Csurt Within
and for the county Of Monroe snd state Of
ohio, alleging thss the personal estate Of said
deosdent 10 insufficient TO pay his debts and
the charges Of adminiatsring his estate; that
he died ssised In fee simple Of the following
described real estate in said county. TO Wit:
The southeast quarter Of the southeast
quarter Of section TIVE, In township three d
range I've, containing forty acres, more q
less.
The prayer sf said petition ID fsr the sals
Of said premises fer the payment Of ths
debts and charges aforesaid. Saia Christie
pher A. Walter will further take neties thal
he has been made party defendant to SAID
petition. and that he 10 required to answer
the same On OF before the 18th day Of August
1881. hlCHAkL L0HR.
Adu'E e afersssid.
Jas. r MoRsrs, Arr.
jansl4,viH. -
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The Fair Grounds.

The land purchased OF Mr.. CRAIG by
the Directors Of the Agricultural Society
at 800 per acre is the most valuable
near this place. The price asked was
S1l5 per acre. Mr.. P. ScHUMAcHER,
SR offered Sl00 per scre for the same
land at the meeting Of the Directors Of
the Society AZ which they were consid.
ering the price Of the lands reported, by
committee, to them as suitable for
Fair Grounds. The price of the MILLER
land was reported at $3.50 per acre and.
that of the HUNrER land at 4l25i per
acre. The cost Of the cRaIs land and
the improvements will not exceed 3d..
900. while the estimated cost Of the
MILLER land aud improvements, as sta
ted to the County Commissioners, By
the committee, was 5000. Which is
the cheapest for the people caad the
county, Those who carp and harp
against the CRAIa grounds, In Woods.
field, appear willing to see the Fair 60
down, rather than not have their own
way about the matter, that, is, new
grounds at cost Of not less than 87,-
600, which would have necesshated q
levy, to pay the County's part. of seuen
tentks Of one mill. These gentlemen
we're perfectly willing. yea, urged that,
hut now, when the levy s,f0nty three
te~ths Of one mill. they would rather not
kayo any. Fair at all. Til. lsc!lpn i. not
that of citisAhs who desire sto'ses-a.suc-
csssful Fair in .his county, lid We take
pleasure in informing our readers that
slch feeling Is confined tove'y few cit'
izens Of this plsce; and further, that the
Directors Of The Society wilgO. ahead
and make the necessary improvements,
withou, their aid, and that next Fall they
will see one OF the best Fairs eyer held
Ia. Monroe County. sSSs@'
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Meeting of the Directors of the
Monroe County Agricultural So
cicty.
The Board met on Saturday, The 1S!b
inst. and NJ. WATSON, the President,
being absens, o. F. FLlSr, E.q was
called 10 the Chair. 4. ASss4
The subscription, reported amounted
to over $500. sas.ss = ~
A motion was made aad cai iried that
D. F. FLINT. T. J. GRIFFITH, EDWARD
Okrr, It. Q. L,rrEx and, WILLIAN. .READ
Canvass ths &c wnships for subscriptions,
and report at . meeting Of the Board to
be held on Saturday. July g. ,%e:... !:
JAxEs wArsox, T. O.TLrrrLs and w.
n. SIMMONS we're appointed . commistee
to hsve the grounds. fence and bindings
completed according to specifications.
j B DRless, JAxEs WArsoH and W.
H. SiMxoss we're appointed eommittee
to revise the Constitution and By Lave
Of the Society. s..s. y
TIE premiums awarded last year on
horses, cattle, sheep, hugs, maless and
other articles. outside the FloEal Hall,
amounted to $500 jams WArsos and
". y. Slxaoss wsse appointed = COM
mimee 10 rev,ss .shs Premium List dnd
we're authorized to aid s2ooto she pre-.
mium. awarded at. the last Fsisr,.s, This
amount will make the premiums $500. 7
:. The. Board decided 10 hold ahe FAR
on, wstnesips, TNarsdaS md Friday.
the 9ssh. 29.h, AMI 3osh days q. Sa3tem-
All OF the committees Are requested
to make their reports to the meeting on
Saturday. July 2, TO Which. time the
Board adjourned
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Wool.

BosroN. June 17-Wool-Ohio and
Pennsylvsnia 4la45c; Michigan and
Wisconsin 40c: unwashed 6aeces, med;.
um to fine 25a35c; pulled, 37a47c.
PHILADELPHIA, June l7--Wool.-
Firm and unchanged; Ohio. Penusylva-
mia and West Virginia Xxx and above
4Oa43c; x 40a4Sc; medium 42a45c;
coarse 35c; New York. Michigan, Indi
ana and Western fiae 37al0c; medium
43a4lc; coarse 35c; washed combinp
and delaine SSa46s; unwashed do. 2Sa
32c; pulled 80 a38c. =
WAsHlNaroN. Pa, June 16.-Cousid-
ersble wool is being disposed OF in this
and Greene counties ut about IS cents.
The Wood Brothers, OF Greene county.
have purchased 5000 pounds at IS
cents, at which price 1t has been selling
until the 6rst OF this week, when the
price sdvanced one cent.
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~The lates. market quotations in,
Wheeling are as follows: ,asY5
ApPlss-We quote choice eating IT,
Piles at 81 00a3 90 per barrel. 's -<.r !
Butter-Commission merchants rep0Et
poor trade. We quote choice to fancy.
grades at Ils12c. "a.
Cheese quote prime new Western
factory. at 74aSe, according to quality !;
New York cream. Ice; Swei,zer, l8c,,
Dried Fruits-Quiet and steady. We
quote Apples at 4c, Peaches 7c for prime
halves. H 81 i.
Eggs-Good demand. We quote
strictly fresh at 14al5c per dog. .s...>e
Feathers-Live geese 40a50c; duck
40c and scarce.
Fish-No 8 mackerel bbls 5 so; No,
3 medium macherel 8 90; No. 2 6 50a
Z 90. $,
Flour-Market 6rm. Patent Satin
Gloss 8 90. Diamond Dust -four s 80.
Jobbing quotations are as follows!
White wheat family 5 75a6 90; rye fonl
very scarce 6 e0a6 Is. 81 >,
Grain-We quote prime red winter
shipping and milling new wheat l 10 ;fol
prime Mediterranean IL. Corn 1.
quoted in jobbing lots at $3.50; oats q
l0a45c, and rye at Toe
Hay-We quote baled at 1S 00a22 90
and loose at 10 00al4 90. and plenty.
/ Poultry-Chickens 5 50a4 90 pc
dozen, and very scarce. Ducks, dressed
121c per ID.
| Rags--2c per ponnd.
| Salt-Per barrel, Ohio river, l GOAL 05
Seeds-Timothy seed, s. per bushel
clover, s 90; Mammoth Clover, 8 o
per bushel; Kentucky Blue Grass, pc
bushel l 00c; Orchard Grass 2 90. :,
Wool.-Quoted at 35c. for choic
washed, and one.third OF for unwashed
Market dull,
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GETyoUR TIUKlErs.

Mr.. s. DENooN has been employed BY
the Passenger Departmentsfsthe Cleve.
land& Pittsburgh R. R. Persons. going
West on business or pleasure, or for the
purpose Of selecting aud locstiug lands
areinvited to call on him before select
ing their route. For safety, speed. COM
fort. and satisfactory attention to travel
ers The Cleveland d Pittsburgh and
pi,tstursh ~. Wayne L ohicsgo roads
arc m upriy.lled. Every information can
bshaa BY addressing hi1at Woodsdeld
Ohio. - March 1881.
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MARRIED On March Goth, by Rev.
A H. ROACH. Miss RACHEL BAuMGIRr-
NER to Mr.. GEoRaE W.sADAMs. W,
/ On April ~, by A. HosKIHsoN, Esq,
of Lee township, Miss VIRGINIA. Dunn
to Mr., DAVID W. SKINNER. ~
e 3.a
On June 9th, by Rev. J B. WErsrx-
GER, Miss MARY WErsExps to MI. GEo.
r. BUCKINGHAM.
On June 7sh, bv the same. Asss MARI
A. BAkER to Mr.. GEoRas HAREx.
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hwAbous $50 excursionisu from
Behaife and Wheeling csms ont over
giAs BelIaire = Southwestern las. Sunday
70 Wood5field to see the sights and
:, hsssths the pare air Of Monrqs's hills
s-sThey rsmained in towa several hours,
J, flt6rlins home In the afternoon, we'll
plesised with their trip. Come again, :
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s Mxhrr Always wfNs.--TheS In
L0A Increasing demand for q, safe and cer-
W(tain remedy for worms in children 10
" shown In the sales OF 'Patterson's
SWORN Syrup" All persons using this
valuable remedy unite In It's praise. Safe,
Sure and Pleasant. "Children CRY for it.'
Sold by all dealers. Is cents. ......--
Fold BY j. T. JUDKINs, Woodsasld. Ohio.
!, n. PATTERSON, Prop'F, St, clair,-
Vile. Ohio,
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CATTLE MARKETS.

Wheeling Lave steck MARK es.
Hogs-Rather dull and plenty s 25@5
Is; per hundred in prime packing lots !;
butchers 5 so. ~"
Sheep Clipped 3 50@4 90.
Cattle--This market Is fsir at present.
cattle plenty. We quote Young cattle,
from 500 to 600 lbs. At 3.34c; bulle
Sc; 900 to 800 ibs.. L; 300 10
| 900, lbs, ~ 50@4 Is. Cattle Of
iered at present are native and western.
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SULKY HAY RAKES.

WApDELL & HEsBLINo have inst got
lot of new Hay Rakes, the VICTOR
and STAR RAKES. The VICTOR is q
seif.dump, and the STAR is Hand
bump Rake. Both are Warrant.
cd. Give them call. They sell them
At nanuiacturer's prices.
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Haunted Me.

a Workingman SAYS: "Debt, poverty
and suffering haunted me for years, cans-
ed by sick family and large bills for
doctoring, which did no-good. Il was
completely discouraged, on.il one year
ago, by the advice Of my pastor, pro-
cured Hop Bitters and commenced their
1Se, aud 10 one month We 'were'alt we'll,
and none Of US have been sick q day
since; and I want to say TO all poor men,
you can keep your families we'll year
With Hop Bitters for less than one doc.
'or's visit will cost."-Cnristian Advo-
cite.
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AGENTS AND CANvASSERS
Make from $25 to $50 per
week selling goods for E. &. RIDE.
OUT 4 CO., 10 Barclay street, New
York.
Send for their Catalogue and terms.
sug24, 's0ly.
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A Liberal Reward

In the way Of pleasure is assured to all
persons purchasing excursion tickets on
July I'd, Sd and 4th, 1881.
Apply to nearest agent OF the Penn
svlvania Company operating Pittsburgh,
Fort Wayne & Chicago Railway, Cleve-
land & Pittsburgh R. R. Erie & Pitts
hurgh r. R., Ashtabula & Pittsburgh
RsiIwsy and North Western Ohio Rail-
way, They have cheap excursion tickets
to hun ired of cities and towns.
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ICE CREAM PARLOR.

have Just procured one Of the best Ics
Cream Freezcrs now in use, and am prepared to
furniah Ice Cream to families, weddings. and
picnic parties ON the shortest notice. Psrlor
open every evening. Cakes Of all kinds fnr'
nished. Lunch and meals at all hours.
JACOB REINHERR.
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arFsAnr GsAr's team ran away

1rFEAsk Cars team ran away on
Tuesday, the l4sh insi.. while going
sdcwu what il known Is the new road,
saekr Aths estholic Church One Of
. nzsg, Leg Va blokls above the spkle,
snd oss Of the horses We killed By the
), wagon pitching over : bank on top. Of
lik pf. + r. Asn,rHesass rendered the b
necessarv surgical aid. s.
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CEFarmers who want to raise good wheat,
and want to fertilize their ground, should call
at Wsddell & Helbling's and sec the Nc
SHERRY GRAIN DRILL and FER.
.TILIZER. 1t is the best Grain Drill in
the market. For further particulars call at
the Hardware Store.
- WAnnEI,Ii & HEI.RIING Apenta.
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-. s ss.1 ECsIl. .at Tsr Srlslr once for Job
fSrissIsg froa avisiting card up to foil
iS;li3est pSster. Letter heads. business
.asasl - envelopes, statsnsnss and bill
heals 1riuted sos short notice. "a y
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BLadies' Fine Kid Button Shoes, Walk.
ing Shoes and Sandal Slippers to be had in
good variety at NORRIS 4 ARNSrRONG'S.
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Barncsville Real Estate Agency.
: Eight Farms in this, AID = adj AGENT
Counties and fifteen pieces of Town prop.
.srty now offering. Address 80 80: s'-*
J. +. scoFIELpa Agent
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CllicAxA.

!, June i7.-Flour 4 O0se 90: wheat |
El0aI IL; Corn 47c: Oats $50; Rye
96 ), Barley l 08c.
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IA DO to Morris & Armstrohg's snd see the
Cottcnsde Pant Wear at 100 per yard to iso.
Good value.
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CInc,Dnaal.

June l7-Flour 5 3Oae go; Wheat
l 20; Corr 47ci Oats 40c; Rye l 90;
Barley l OF
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J. Furniture at tire new room OF WAD-
DELL 4 HELBLlNs's. next door 10 the
Gazette Office. -
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Baltimore,

June IL Flour s 50a6 80; Wheat l
%; Corn Soc; Oats 43a46c; Ryel 0S,
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New York.

June H-Flour 4 70ao rs; vhest /
zeal 27:. Corn 5la57c; Oats 44a50c;
Rye s6c; Barley 45c.
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~ Tin buying "Groceriesr yoI want "full"
value for your money go to- Schunacher's, op-
ftosits the Bank. s ,s,s., =, ~
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: ~ Hose plants sad flowers, wire
;aAdstflw baskets for bouquets, bosqoet
holders and cat flowers st all times at
MselMAYS green house. Woodsaeld,
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! Calais, ohio.

: ,ssA& " ss = Calais, Oht0s y fs
4, ..,Sshi.th School Bsskst Picaie Sasar.
.ssasyg jsly- 81, 1881. Several tschools are
stiuvited. Good speakers, are employed.
eaisis Baudwi assist IN music z s:ss
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. tHB Boys and Mems Ready Made Clothing
at low prices at MORRIS d ARNSTRONG's
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Tho BIZ Show Of tho Big Year at.
Boll0iro. ssE,

Tic BIZ Show Of tho Big Year at
= Bellairo. o.
; The performance, both afternoon and
evening, fully s0arranted tie g'o.oing ad-
usrtiscments. .-GkAsD RAPIDs DAILY DEN
ocRAT, -
The present is the biggest kind OF q
year Of big discoveries, big enterprises
and big results, and among oil its big
gest triumphs comes Sells Brothers Big
Millionaire Confederation of Stupendous
Railroad Shows the biggest amusement
and the biggest popular
success. to make the biggest kind OF .
day at Bellaire, on Saturday, July 3D.
It has the biggest pile Of solid capital
invested, the biggest parade, the biggest
tents, the biggest animals, the biggest
menagerie, the biggest circus, the big
gest bands, the biggest railroad trains,
the biggest electric light, the biggest
feature in the smallest Dwarf Elephant
on earth, the biggest Arctic Aquarium,
the biggest and only pair Of Hippopot-
ami, the biggest sensation in its pair OF
Woolly Elephants, the biggest only
drove Of Performing Colorado Cattle,
the biggest and only Rainbow-hued
Mandrill, the biggest Two horned Rhi-
noceros. the biggest and only full-grown
pair OF Polar Bears. the biggest eques-
trian card in James Robinson, With the
biggest reputation and receiving the
biggest salary the biggest Caravan Of
and Camels, the biggest Ja.
panese Circus, the biggest leaper in Geo.
&: Kelly, tho biggest troupe of per
animals, the biggest features,
the biggest-hearted and biggest. Drained
management. draws the biggest and
most delighted crowds. is the biggest
and best advertiser. receives the biggest
kind OF compliments from the press,
and is. assuredly, the best and biggest
of all the big shows.
Halt fare rates will be given over the
B 4 S. W. Railway and special train
run from Bellaire.
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xlxsCoStJRN ! ! Mccoy. Dentists,
Wan slsit. n sodsasla June 81, snd re-
a sssx;n 46rtA dsSs.. sais 49,