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West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-01-04
From RayensWOOd to Parkers-
burg.

ED. FREEMAN: A close observer
may learn many strange things in
travelling from Ravenswood to Par
kersburg on the steamer Andes.
Permit me to say that this is a
very neat, commodious steamer,
and the accommodations are good,
but the devil has one corner of it
chartered, and to that section many
60 and tip the glass who would not
be caught in common drinking
saloon.
Just now, in comes man, a
would-be preacher, and calls for a
glass of beer, seemingly without
the least remorse of conscience.
And here goes the steward back to
the ladies' cabin with glasses filled
with the curse of curses, and ladies
tipple, yes, drink like hogs at the
swill trough. Shame, thrice shame
on that woman who will disgrace
herself by associating with a crowd
of carousing drinkers.
Beer won't make person drunk
of course, but here they 60 as miser-
ably and awkwardly as a gander
dancing on the green to the merry
jigs of the cricket and grasshopper.
No, beer won't make a fellow drunk,
but what allied the fellow that had
to be led from the table and showed
into his rOOm2
And such an uproar as we hear
down at the furnace! What can be
the matter? Hurrying down we
found three colored firemen discuss
ing the best method of receiving
individuals into the Church, one
upholding the United Brethren,
and the others the Methodistic
plan. The striking illustrations,
the scriptural texts and the high
dix-comhudinary language, mar
shalled by the eminent disputants,
so overwhelmed your correspondent
that he surrendered on the spot to
both sides. IoTA.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-01-04

had engaged in these matches de-
scribing them with profanity that
was equal to that Of the Army IN
Flanders. !.
The jug business has improved
somewhat, and somebody has been
"fngering" more blood money.
ALPHA.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-01-04
Calhoun County.

EVANSVILLE, Dec. 81, Isl.
ED. FREEMAN Enclosed find 81
for which send FREEMAN as follows:
Rev. J. Y. Burwell, Big Spring,
Calhoun County, and R. H. Freer,
Grantsville. -
The cause is prospecting in Cal
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-01-04
Jackson County.

JACKSON C. H., Dec. "a.
DEAR FREEMAN Let this be our
Christmas greeting to your readers.
Let US all, who profess to be chris
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-01-04

Let every subscriber be an agent and can
vass for the FREEMAN. p cents till
March lst.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-08-04
July 81
Great Reduction in Prices.

IN order to reduce our stock preparatory to
Il removal TO the new store now being erected
for us. We now offer great bargains in all the
departments of Dry Goods, Notions,
Hats, shoes tkc., carried by US.
We would especially call the attention Of Lady
purchasers to our show Of Dress Goods Trim
ming Silks, Buttons, White Goods, and Bal,i-
more Custom. made shoes. which we now offer
Mt prices fa. below value. Our extensive line
of Ready Made Clothing has also been marked
down and offers rare inducements 10 purchasers.
Bring along your Cash aud we promise You
shall not be disappointed. =
RICE s. MoLURE.
July II 2S AZ
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RORr- L. HiII.EH

Mr. ED TOR You will please announce Mr.
IL. B Bailey candidate for County Commits
sioner
MIR. Bailey is an intelligent honest and in
dustrious man, one who knows the value of good
roads and good bridges to n County, and also
nc now W., to make and keep them in good condition
Ger, if eIected. -----------S ~ -e"F''"t viii
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L. JEFFERSON HARRIS.

Mr. EDiroR.-You will please announce Mr.
L. ). Harris a candidate for County Commits.
sioner. We have own Mr.. Harris for many
years and feel safe in commenting him to the
voters OF Union County as an excellent business
mnn-such rs is greatly needed to manage our
County affairs, and in every respect he has the
intelligence and other qualifications necessary
10 I'LL the position to the best interests of tho
county.
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Notice to Rock Masons.
OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,

OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
Union County, s. C. !
FINIiE County Commissioners of Union County
Il will be present at the Bridge at Grindall
Shoals. over Pacole, River, three miles from
Jonesville, on the Spartanburg Union & Colum-
bia "ailroad. on August 18th 1891 IL o'clock
noon. for the purpose Of letting out contract
for the building of two granite piers, upon which
to rest bridge at that place. Plans and speci-
fcations furnished on day Of meeting at the
bridge. The Piers will contain about one hun
dred and fifty Cubic Yards. Rock is convenient
Any one wishing for farther information be fore
the 18th can apply by letter TO the undersigned
BY order of Board County Commissioners,
Union County. J. c. WALLACE,
Clerk
July 81 % d.
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CHAnEorrs, N. c.. Aug. !, 1891.

Capt. James r. Johnston, Charlotte, ". c.:
Dear ST:-Wehave tested your 80 inch Peer
less Thresher and Separator for ten days. with
nm eagne, threshing wheat, oats. ry Q and bar
ley threshing John Wadsworth's long strawed
rust-Proof wheat, and we can say that the
'hresher did good work. cleaning oats bette ter han
any machine we have !, and separating near
~ oil the small grain, wheat, cheat aud cookie
from the larger, and tbreshing from 80 to 40
bushels per hour. We can truly say that we
nave given this machine good trial and, hav.
ing tried the Geiser. Wheeler, Il Melick and
Westinghouse & Cardweli, we prefer the Peer.
less to either. II. NJ. SOSSAMAN.
j. Nj. PT,UMMER
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Notice to Road Superintendents.

ORDERS are hereby given to all Road Sn
" pcrintendents to have their roads put in
good order by Sept lst 1882, and to send in to
the Commissioners full reports of the condition
OF the roads on or before the Ind Tuesday in
September. The Superint endents must meet
the public demand, by n strict attention TO This
order BY order Of Board.
j. G. WALLACE.
Clerk.
Aug 81 4.
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For Auditor.
JAMES W. VINSON.

The friends of Mr.. james W. Vinson place
his name before the people of Union County as
candidate for the office of Auditor.
Mr.. Vinson is well acquainted with the work
of the office. having performed the duties for
eight years, with much satisfaction to the pco
pie. No one can doubt his ability. and we feel
confident he would devote all his time and best
energies TO strict and impartial discharge cf
the duties of the office, if he should be elected
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Township Sunday School
OnvcntiOn,

Township Sunday School
OnventiOn.
Cn'ss KEYS s. c., July 10, 1882.
Mn. EDIron The Executive Committee of
the Cross Keys Township Sunday School Con >
vsrtion have agreed upon the following Pro-
gramme Tor the Convention TO be held at Padgcis
Greek church, on Saturday the 18th day of Au.
gust, prox. Mt 10 o'clock An to wilt
Prayer by Rev. J. B. Wilson.
y. Organization and election of officers.
d A written Essay on the Sunday School
o,usr,b by II. NJ. Stokes, Esq.
s.. Opening Of Question Box. "'.""an. Esq.
q. Recess for Refreshments.
Z. Address by Rey. Is. G. Clifford
8. Address by Rev. - Brown.
o. Address by Rev. l.. G. Ezell.
10. Address by Rev. C. T. Scafe.
II. Address by Rev. c.. McSmiih.
IL. Volunteer addresses by Audience.
Every speaker is expected to select his own
subject. so that the subj cct is connected with the
Sunday School cause. The public generally arc
invited to attend. addresses limited TO l5 or
20 minutes each.)
W. s. GREGORY, Chairman.
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+. X. CUDD,

Mr.. Eplrop.-P -Pinckney Township has always
been to the front in Democracy. and has more
never asked Tor iaahwSfhRtse an Gsosr. u"lom ms
we respectfully announce Mr.. F. Il. Cudd us q
Candidate for 'he Office of OOnnty Commissioner.
Vote for Yard" AMI have good Roads and
Bridges. ..pINCKNEY.r
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For CAunty Com missiO ..ers.
HENRY l.. GRADY.

Through the SOLICITATION of n number Of ci,i-
zens from different sections of the Iounty, offer
myself as candidate for County Commissioners
Good Roads aud good Bridges, nt the least cost to
theCounty, and economy in all our County affairs,
will be the rule of action with me, if am
eecteu. HENRY p GRADY
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q. G. SARTOR

Mr. Z. Sartor is respectfully announced
as candidate for County Commissioner.
liis friends feel assured that Mr. Sartor's in.
telligence and high character will commend
him to the Democratic voters o! the County, and
are satisfied that if elected the important duties
OF the office will be faithfully performed in the
interest of the Iublic,
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For state Senator.
WILLIAM MUNRO.

The vacancy in this office should be filed by one who
possesses the ability character and force make the
County OF Union have its proper influence i'm the Sem
ate chamber. Such a man Is WILLIAM MUNRO, Is
quire, who chosen, will worhy represent his
tuency and also reflect credit upon the County which
elected him Ills name is respect fully submitted the
voters at the primary election to be held the last
Friday in August next for the office of State Senator
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House Of Representatives.
WILLIAM JEFrEHIES.

The friends of Mr.. William Jefferies, rcmem-
bering his past faithful and able services as
their Representative in the Legislature and
having every confidence in his ability and pa
triotic devotion to the best interests of his con
stituents, place his name before the people of
Union rs a candidate for n seat in the House of
Representatives.
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REV. SIDNEY d. r. GAULT.

~ The many friends OF Rev. Sidney d. f. Gault, Of
North Paeoiet respectfully submit his the voters
OF Union County as suitable person TO fill the office OF
County Commissioner. Possessing every qualification
necessary 10 iuh the duties Of the Office, know he
VIII u elected, reflect honor upon himself and those
who elect him. lie will honestly abide result of the
PRIMARY election and through chick and thin" support
the Democratc Party, It's nominees aud Platform.
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For school ON mi issiOner.
ID. A TOWNSEND

MR.. EDIToR-Thc friends of Mai ID. A. Townsend
take pleasure in announcing his name a candidate
for in the ensuing primary election for the
office of School CONN mssioncr. He needs
datiOn. His education and long experience teacher
emnently quality him for the position while his past
cord as School officer attcsts his efficiency.
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GILMER G.. GREER.

The friends ofGilmer C. Greer. Knowing thai
he posse sses all the necessary qualifications fol
the office aud that he is n worthy and honorable
man, announce him candidate for County Com
missioner. X
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REV. j. S, BAILEY,

The friends of Rev. J. s. Bailey, propose his name as
suitable man to fill the Office Of School Commissioners
Mr. Bailey has for many years been preaching fee
Bile Churches which have not supported him. Ii elected
to this office according to the plan adopted by the
venton he will serve the peopc the best of his ability
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MAI, ii, ]. THOMSON

The friends Of Mai III, J, Thomson announce him
candidate for the office of County Commissioner
MAJOR Thomson is an intelligent practical man and
elected would do all In his power to bring
be beneficial to alt the people,
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Barbecue Notice!
Grand Barhacue.

Nv VIII give q frst-class Barbecue on Sat.
w uriny the 18th day of Aug 1882 nt the
old Bridge Flnce near Ovens ForI, on Thicke,y
Greek, an invite everybody to come and hear
speeches from our best speakers, eat n good
dinner, drink pure cold water and be merr v
ana forget your SORROWS. There will be plcn ~
for all and to spare.
RsS> The people in this strong voting section
would like to see all the candidates at this bar
becue. SCOTT & PROCrOR
Aug 81 II
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JONAS l.. SWINK.

The friends of Jonas L. Swink believing that he wi
discharge the duties Ot the Office for the
the county, nominate him as candidate for Count
commissioner IL you want good roads and bridges vot
for Jonas l.. Swink.
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GEORGE Is. TUCKER.

EDITOR OF TuB TINES. At the earnest request
OF few ofmy leading friends. who believe that
i'm candidate may be successful in the Primary
election, | hereby beg leave to announce myself
ns candidate Tor membership in the House of
Representatives in the ensuing election
GEORGE Is. TUCKER X
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JOHN Il. HAWKINS

we, the friends OF Mr.. John Hawk kins, knowing hi
TO be worthy man and we'll qualified for the positio
announce him candidate for the office of County Cor
missioner w.
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Notice to Creditors.

DURSUANT to an order Of his honor, Judge
l. j. s. Cothran passed June 27, 1882 all
persons having claims against the Estate Of
JOHN BROKE JETER, deceased, are required
TO present and establish them before me az
Union G. IT,. on or before the twenty second iay
Of August next. J. c. WALLACE,
Special Master.
June 20 20 ~
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T.. e. GULF.

The several classes OF our community should have
representative ON our County ticket and In behalf the
young men we respectfully suggest the name of c. G..
Smip Mr.. Culp possesses all the qualities necessary to
which elects him.
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MIR, ERWIN WOOD

Mr.. Erwin Woods successful apement of his owr
affairs is sufficient guaranty that he would
manage The affairs OF the County he Is therefore res
pectiully presented 10 the Union County rs
suitable candidate the office County Commissions,
at the approaching primary election.
MANY CITIZENS
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For Probate Judge.
DAVID JOHNSON. JR.

The friends of Mr.. David johnson, Jr. announce him
as candidate for reelection to the Office of Probate
Judge. MIR. johnson has filed this important Office, to
the complete satisfaction of all who have had business in
that court and with signal ability for four years But
few men have higher qualities for that position and
could discharge ITS duties honora6y and promptly
than he has He will do to tie to under any emergency
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JOSHUA =. MULLINAN.

The friends of Joshua p. Mullinax announce
him candidate for the office of Auditor of Union
County. Not only do we think him capable of
filling the office. but we know him to be an in.
dustrious and worthy man.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-08-04
COL. /. q. McKISSICE

The friends of Col l. G. McKissick announce III
name as candidate for reelection to the House o
MePrsschtaires, Mt the ensuing primary election Col
Mckssick has been faithful TO the trusts herrtor
rSGsSd in him lie has always been at his post wher
hc interests OF his County stake Let us shoy
our appreciation OF his services by hearty and cheerful
support. MANY ERIENDS
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MCSmith Music House.
Branch of Ludden & Bates.
Grand Midsummer Sale.
Preparing for FaH Trade.
BUY NOW AND PAY WHEN COT
TON COMES IN.
200 Pianos and 500 Organs.

Thousands Of musical families are intend
ing to purchase Pianos and Organs in the
fall when cotton comes in. Why wait |?
Buy at once, and enliven the long, hot sum
mer months with music and make the "Har-
vest Home" still more joyful.
Midsummer Special Offer.
Under our Midsummer Sale we off r to
sell during the months of JUNE, JULY,
AUGUST, aud SEPTEM BER, 1882,
PIANOS and ORGANS, of every make.
style and price, at our very lowest cash
rates:
On Pianos S25 Cash, Balance NoO 82.
On Organs 80 Cash, Bulaacc Nov 1, '82.
Eahom Interest or any AdCaace on Price.
If balance can't be paid in tie fall, lon.
ger time will be given, with reasonable
increase of price All instruments of every
grade anu price included in the sale. Tell
your. musical friends of it. Write us for
Catalogues, Price List, Circulars This
offer closes October 1st, 1882.
Address L. Il. NORRYCE,
or McSmih Music House, Greenville, s. c..
May 16 20 1y
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JAMES NJ, GEE.

The friends of Mr.. James NJ. Gee knowing him to
fully competent and having full confidence in his into
ry and honor, present him To the voters Of Union
candidate for the office OF Probate Judge. .
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JOHN II. MINTER.
DEPARTURE-THE OFFICE

JOHN II. MINTER.
NEW DEPARTURE-THE OFFICE SEEKING
THE MAN.
, MIR EDITOR AFTER many and repeated solicitations,
MT john X. Mincr of Cross Keys township has con-
sened for his name to go before the authorized voters
at thc approaching Democratic Primary Election,
cahuluatc Tor nomination, of the
oI Union County in the state Legislature
JOHN RODGER
The friends of John Rodgcr take pleasure
ing his name as candidate for seat in the House of
Representatives of this State.
H. l.. GOSS.
The friends Of H. L. Goss recognizing his eminent fit
ness iOrthc position announce hun II candidate for seat
IN the House OF Representatives, of this State.
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List Of Unclaimed Letter

List Of Unclaimed Letters.
Remaining in the Post Office Mt Union. s. c.. for
the week ending July 20 1882.
Calhoun, William, lF;oyd, Riley.
Gonr, Miss Jane. IIalcomb. Mrs,
lisrllee, Mrs. Louisa, Jones, James.
Persons calling for letters in the above list
will please state that they are advertised.
JAS H. GOSS p NJ
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Examination of Teachers.

Examination Of Teachers.
OFFICE OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
Union, 8. c., July 20 1882. I
For the benefit of such as were unable TO Mt
tend the recent examinati, n Of teachers, there
will he another examination at Union Court
House on Tuesday 8th August.
There will be ms private examinations. ''
ID. A. TON NSEND,
School Commissioner.
July % 20 n.
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Carriage Painting.

HAVING employed Mr.. Il. I. Owens, one of
IL the best Carriage Painters in the South,
and being prepared TO repair Buggies and Car
riages in the most substantial manner, we in =
vite I'll persons having old vehicles they
wish to be made as good as new at a reasonable
expense, to send them to us and, realize that
"Old things have passed away: behold, old
Buggies have become new.
ROBINSON s. ALLEN.
June 23 25 3m
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W. u. CONNoR.

W. u. CONNOR.
The friends of Mr.. William o. Connor present him to
the voters a. the ensuing Primary Election for the Office
OF County Treasurer Uniop Tor which he Is by char
acter and ability, so well qualified.
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MARRIED.

SCOTT-HAMES. Married, on the 27th
nlt. by f. W. Eison, Notary Public, Mr EDWARD
SCOTT to Miss Medora Hames, all of Jonesville
Township.
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J. G. YOUNG.
The many friends of Mr. J. C. Young. knowing him 10
he fully competent to fill the office nominate him as
candidate for III" office of Auditor Of Union County.
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For Treasurer.
CAPT. THOMAS CONFER.

GAIT. THOMAS CONFER.
The many friends of Capt. Thomas Conner, knowing
him to be truly honorabis man and well qualified
the performance OF the duties Of the Office hereby
inate him candidate for County Treasurer Super
visor OF Registration he has proved himself be
ful officer u courteous and oDlging gentleman. +
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w. w. HUGHES

w. w. HUGHES.
The office auditor is rthc most important i'm Il
County and should be led by thoroughly compctel
man. The friends ofW. W. Hughes, know ing him TO
fully competent and rcnccd in the Office respect
subm his name to thcvoters of the County the pr
mary election, rs n candidate for that Office.
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G. sANDFORD GREGORY.

You will please announce my name a candidate for
the Office Treasurer Of Union County If should bo
nominated by the people according to the present law
shall feel grateful 60 the and II appointed by tbs ap-
duties VI the officei
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W W. SCOTT.

The friends OF w W. Scott knowing his ability to per
form the duties of the Office and having full conddenc.
In his integrity present him candidate for the oc,
OF Treasurer Of Onion County.
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W. ii. s. HARRIS

Mr. EpiroR We respectfully announce the name of
w. II y. Harris a candidate for the olIice of County
Treasurer. at the ensuing election. 3
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The friends Of DIR. J. p. Thomas who proved himself
such an efficient officer In 1871 aud 1879 him
ac their choice for Treasurer Of Union County.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-18
Notice to Creditors.

STATE OF MlNNESOTA-COUNTY OF RAM
- sey-ss In Probate Court.
In the matter Of the estate Of Henry f. Mssterson,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given to all persons having claims
and demands against the estate Of Henry F. Master
son, late Of the coupty of Ramsey, deceased. that
the judge of the probate court Of said county, Will
hear, examine, and adjust claims and demands
against said estate, etanis Office In st. Pan In said
county, on the first Mondsy Of the month Of June,
A. D. 1882, the same being the fifth day of said
month; and that Elk months from the 18th day of
April, 1882, have been limited and allowed by
said probate court for creditors to present their
claims THOMAS r. MASTEBSON,
Administration Of the estate Of Henry F. Mssterson,
deceased. Apr 185w-Tues
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Jay Gould's Gyrasious.

DETROIT, April 17.-Jay Gould and Vice
President Hopkins, of the Wabash road
arrived here from the east last night and went
over Detroit. He took the Grand Rapids road
this morning en- route for Sc. Louis.
ST.. LOUIS, April 17.-Jay Gould, accom-.
panied by his wife and daughter and a. L.
Hopkins, FIRST vice president of the Wabash
road, arrived here this morning.
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"ANTED-One or two sets of books to
w keep evenings. Address L, Globe Office.
qQ.11S