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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-04
The FOURTH M martinsburg.

Martlnsburg is one OF the few places in the
State where anything like patriotic cele-
bsatlon Of Independence Day will take place
todsy. There will bea public parade, pub
lie speaking, fireworks ETC., under the
auspices OF Lincoln Post No. G. A. z. The
line OF march will be through the principal
stre.tI from the Court house to Faulkners
lawn. The procession will be composed OF
the Fire Department, Bt. Joseph's and St.
Patrick's beneficial societies Snd cadet O rps,
Knights OF Pythlas, the Grand Army Of the
Republic aud visiting ex-soldlers, Federal
and Confederate. Capt E G. Bartlett will
be Chief Marshal; q. V. Ratham Is Chairman
OF the General Committee, and Rev. II. j.
McKeeiry, Chairman Of the Fire works Com.
mittee. The celebration will consist OF the
reading Of the Declaration OF Independence
by Judge Faulkner, addresses by Hon. @. j.
Faulkner, p. A. Rohrbaugh, Esq, and others.
III the evening display OF fire works will
take place ct the Fair Grounds. Flags and
bunting will be literally displayed.
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BELLAIRE.
Soldiers Monument-Circusc Clio
rious Fourth-OtherN Notes.

rious fourth-OtherN Notes.
James Il. Darrah and family are at Sk
ClAirsville.
Wilbur D. Smith and wife have moved
back here from Cleveland.
Quite number OF Bellaire people have
gone to skend the Fourth at Cleveland and see
the races and sham battle.
E. F. satterfeld, Of the Baltimore & Ohio
office, Wheeling, who is off duty for some
days, was mere yesterday.
The cannon at the monument will not be
mounted on carriages, but will probably be
mounted on masonry, one at each corner oil
the lot, which belongs 10 the monument.
Sells circus will be the second one here.
coming September 8. Nathans' show, that
will be at Steubenyille Friday, will be here
Saturday and goes to Barnesyille Monday.
The hours at the postoffice to-day will be
from eight O'Clock TO nine In the morning,
and from one 10 two in the afternoon. The
outside doors will be closed at seven In the
evening.
The Tribune has undertaken the gathering
OF fund for tue liquidation OF the amount
yet due on the Soldiers Monument and Is
meeting with good success over 500 has
been subscribed.
| 3nis JOAh DAehut 4uIuleEIy VI oblldlEb,
when he was passenger conductor on the
O. y P. railroad, is In town on q visit. His
family has been here for some days. His
home 10 now at Morrow, o.
The ferry boat and numerous sklffs and
sailing boats and the Numerous steam boats,
several OF " hioh are nearly always working
around here, have had some very narrow
escapes from collisions IN the last few days.
Picnics,public and private, balls at night and
excursions will be the order OF thu day,
There will be no celebration OF the Fourth
distinguishing 1t from any other summer
holiday here. The largest crowd will probably
attend the 6. A. r. picnic on the narrow
gauge railroad,
Last evening John orosler, who lives at
floheck's coal works, out the B. 80. road,
was In the city, and desiripg to 20 out home,
he attempted to jump on the B. & o. ""helper,"
an engine that assists in hauling freight
trains on this part OF the road. In some wny
he slipped and fell, with his right foot under
the wheels, and 1t was badly mangled. He
was taken TO DR.. O. E Kurz's office, and his
injuries examined. His foot will have 10 be
IAmputAted about the middle.
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ST. CLAIRSVILLH.
Novel Wife Beating Case-An Efficient
"OutsIde Guard, !" Etc.
Wool, thirty cents.


"0utside Guard. !. Etc.
Wool, thirty cents.
J. W. FREEZER and G. @. Williams will at.
tend the races at steubenyille, to-day.
All the stores in town will be closed to.
day. There will bea display OF fra works
this evening.
An affidavit. alleging that Margaret WEIGH,
OF Bellaire, Is insane, has been filed before
the Probate Court
Rev. NJ. 3. Beal, OF Bridgeport, will preach
at the Presbyterian church on Sunday in the
absence of the pastor.
R.N. G. Wilson, of Los Angeles, California,
was IN town yesterday. He studied law some
years ago with Judge d. D. T. Cowen.
The Wheeling Printers Base Ball Club will
play the st. ClAirsville printers at the Bel
mont County Fair Grounds next Saturday.
The town council met on Monday evening
Marshal Thompson was appointed, vice A.
P. Blair, resigned. Eight committees were
appointed.
John Lentz, residing west Of town, was
graduated recently by the Columbia Law
School. He Is spending few days with rela-
tives here, and will then go to Columbus.
The funeral ofstillwell, the young suicide,
took place on Sunday. TWAS attended by
almost the whole country, probably four
hundred being preseut. His remains were
inferred at Pleasant Grove.
A lodge composed OF colored men meet In
a hall In Nnk's buildinv. Oh Monday even.
ing about eleven o'clock while meeting
was in progress, William Jordan, who had
not been paying his dues aud consequently
not at lending, attempted u gain an entrance
into the Lodge. Howard Jackson guarded
the door. He demanded the watchword
from Jordaa. Jordan didn't know It bnt
wantsdin. Jack on then struck Jordan with
heavy sword, making slight cut on his
face. Jordan seized the sword and broke II.
Yesterday morning jackson was arrested at
Bellaire and brought here for trial. Before
Justice H ". Davies, he pleaded guilty and
was fined $40 and costs for assault and bat
terry.
Abner Wilkinson, school te,ccher OF
Smith township, was tried in Probate Court
on Monday for assaulting his wife. The suit
arose from horse whipping administered
to Wilkinson by his brothersin.law, John
Porterfeld and josiah Caskey. Porterfisld
was fined $50 and costs; Caskey appealed to
Probate Court. He got 500 ana six months
in Jail. In retaliation, 1t appears Wilkinson
was arrested for assaulting his wife. Over
thirty witnesses were summoned. After az
guments by J. NJ. Rses, Esq, for the State,
and Hon. Il. Danford for the defense, Judge
Cochran discharged the prisoner. Aremark.
able thing about the affair Is that Wilkinson's
wife appeared sgainst him at the trial, ate at
the same table al the Hotel and after his &C.
Quittal rode home in the same wagon with
him.
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ALL KINDS OF NEWS
FROM ALI PARTS OF THE VICINITY.
Ip.Id.s.. and Accident. la x.lsAssrlas Psrtlsal
of the Three Surrounding stAtes-rhrse
rhrI,lns Towns Of Belmont County
MOundsrllls Mention, Sc, 4s.

There are only about one hundred guest
at the White Sulphur thus far, which Il
rather an indication Of dull season.
A dispatch received by the IHrELLIeESoER
from Morgantown last Saturday stated Msi
w. ". John committed suicide near Stew
artstown, seven miles from Morgantown
The dispatch was bulled at the sending Of
flee. Major John is alive and well. Th'
telegram should have read, George Rumble,
tenant OF Msjor w. W. john"
Walter Jamison, one Of the best known
and wealthiest citizens OF Cadiz, Ohio, was
found dead In bis bed Monday morning
He was buried yesterday. He was one Of thC
Oldest citizens OF Harrison county. His age
was So years and months. He was toe
father OF the Hons. ]. G. and ]. B. Jamison
OF them having served as Representative and
State Senator.
include a number Of the Oldest and best cit
izsns throughout the county.
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that Mr.. Tanley was killed in the Yorkyille
coal mines come tims since.
The Little Anna will run lsts and early
tc.dsy on her usual time, stopping any place
where hailed.
The Laughlln mill boys were very much
disappointed that pay day did not come before
the Fourth.
Professor Tsggert, of slstsrsyllIe, is pros.
pacting and visiting friends here. He Is
principal Of the sistsrsville school.
The wedding last evening Of Mr.. T. W.
shreye and Miss Jennie Gray at the residence
OF the brides parents,on North Third street
was grand affair, great many guests from
far and near very present. A great many
very handsome and useful presents were
given and to undertake TO describe the sup
per would be out Of the question. The con.
tracting parties are among Martins Ferry's
most valued young people, and few recent
weddings have been regarded with as much
public interest
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steamboat squlbs and Miscellaneous
Leyee Gossip.

Steamboat squIbs and Miscellaneous
Leyee Gossip.
The Andes got awsy about 5 o'clock with
fair TIP.
To-day will be a big passenger day with all
the local packets.
The finishing touches are being put on the
new Chesapeake. She looks handlomer every
day.
The Percy Kelsey and Belle MCGOWAN
passed down light u assist some Of the feet
who are returning with empties.
Word was received yesterday that the w.
N. Chancellor was laid up at Parkersburg for
repairs, and consequently abe will not pass
by this morning.
The Katie stockdale passed down yesterday
morning from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati, and
the Emma Graham passed up ct Ar. N. Both
had medium tripL
The river fell inches yesterday, leaving q
depth In the channel at dusk OF 7 feet 2
inches and the river was still falling. A fair
amount OF business was transacted.
One year ago to-day, the fatal scioto.Lo.
mas disaster took place, and "a yet the re-
spopsibility for the fright.ul loss Of life has
been placed on no ones shoulders.
The Abner o'Neal, Little Anna and Re
turn have been chartered by lvanhoe v. r.
K. Of P. Of steubenyille to convey passengers
te.dSy from the city to Brown's Island where
the Lodge gives monster picnic.
Tho Frank Stein will make trips between
here and Glenn's Run to-day, to accommo.
date the Mmanerchor Singing sociedy and Its
friends who picnic there. The Q. W. AndeI-
son will take the Happy Eight picnic to
Cresap's Grove. The Prince wilfIlaks the g.
A R., OF Martins Ferry, to Bellaire, and The
local packets will all carry more than usual.
The average American usually goes some
where when he wants to celebrate.
PIrr.DuRcH, July S.-Riyer 4 feet and 8
inches and falling.
CINCINNATI, o., July 2-Riyer is feet 0
inches and falling; weather hot.
GRExssBoEo, Pa. July 3.-River feet
inches aud falling; weather clear.
PARKERs, Pa, July 3.-River 2 feet 0
inches and stational y; cloudy and pleasant
MoRoANrowS, W. Va, Ju y 3.-Riyet2 feet
and stationary; weather clear; thermometer
ZOE.
RIcEs LANDING, Pa, July 3-River feet
and falling; weather cloudy; Thermometer
On CRY, Pa, July s.-Riyer 9 feet Q
inches and stationary; weather clear and
warm.
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, July s-River 5 feet
and stationary; weather clear; thermom-
eter 90.
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4. OF 4. FESTIVAL.
Pleasant and Successful Gathering In
Beek,a BIuck Last Might.

Pheasant anu bucsesNnt ohtueFiuk IN
Beck's Buck Last Might.
The festival for the benefit OF District As
sembly No. % K Of L. which has been ex
t4nsiyely talked up for the past month com
nenced in the hall of the order In Beck'i
Block on Market street, last evening and will!
be continued tonight. The eyerpowering
h at OF last night served to keep many from
Attending, but still there wss good sized
company present and they all passed pleas
ant evening. The hallwas very prettily dec.
provided supper table, and table where
light refreshments could be procured, were
presided over by the ladies Of Lalla Rookh
assembly.
Ssyera! spirited contests were in progress
the livelieit Of which was the one for the gold
headed cane. The contestants are: Clarence
Rathbon, from the Carpenters Assembly; ].
B. Underwood from Prosperity; L. B. Chap
lin from Coopers'; Fred Roller from Ciga'
Makers; T. B. Saulisburg from Potters'; there
were also ca didates from Benwood aud Con-
cord Assemblies, but they had not recorded
their names las. night.
For the suit OF clothing donated by D.
Gundlipg & Co., the candidates sre: Joseph
A. Gibson from the Carpenters Assembly;
Daniel Uxzlston from Prosperity; John Wise
from Ciga. Makers; VIM. Ly ons from Coopers',
and Joseph Murrsy from the Potters' Assem-.
bly,. :
For some boxes Of very fine cigars, donated
by members ofthe order, the candidates are
Martin McCuen, from the Pottsrs' Assembly;
Frank Taylor, from, Prosper ty; II. Bennett
from the UooperS' and Max Goodwin, from
the Cigarmakers'. The name OF the Carpen-
ters candidate was not learned. Each As
sembly also has candidate running for a
fine hat, presented by the Neps Letter.
A gold ring Is to be presented TO the lady
selling the most tickets, and Mrs. NJ. Murray
and Mrs. T. Bishop are candidates for a
painted china tea set, given by Dawson Bros.
The committees have worked hard to make
this festival success and feel amply repaid
when they see their friends In attendance.
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An artistic Painting

Artist John Myles has the reputation, and
tlesCrvedly @, too Of being one Of tie very best
artists In the city, and work from his brush
aud pencil goes TO prove this. His latest pro
duction Is . pastel painting Of the infant
daughter OF MI. Otto Jaeger, which Is now on
Is immensely pleased with the portrait and
SAYS II is q perfect and exact picture Of his
little girl, who died about eight months ago.
Tho coloring and shading is exquisite and
the expression lie like. ar. Myles can we'll
be proud OF his work.
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MAKTIN,N FERRY.
Boy Observation-Disclosures 4,
High Life, etc.

boy UFUWn'u.PIthIcN-W In
High Life, etc.
The Germans will picnic at Helllnys
grove 70 day.
enjoyed by all
The p p at 3tnaville last evening wa. a
Nj. Adam Warwick is of for Saltwater
In starch Of game.
The Happy Six Fishing Club, OF Etnaville,
will start Tor saltwater this week.
The N. E. Sunday School was not able to
obtain transportation to Portland, hence
have very wisely concluded 10 spend the day
"A son Of William Tanley. living at Port.
land, was drowned in Short Creek while In
bathing yesterday. It will be remembered
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RoR RENT.

FoR KENT,
broomed house on Twentieth street,
4rooms on Tweuty.tlith street.
Law Office on ChApline street.
] room In Baileys Block.
Telenh one Also nv
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TIE Mpnnerchor Singing Society ha.
made arrangements for It's grand excursion
to the Buffalo ssengertest by which persons
not able to get Of TO accompany the main
party on Saturday, July II, over the O., l.. 4
W. road from Bridgeport spendlnG Sunday
In Cleveland, can take the noon train on the
same road on Monday, Tuesday or Wednes.
day, first having procured their round trip
from the Society.
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The summer Is now upon US with lis fierce
heat and one can easily envy the happy lot Of
the winner OF the capital prizs OF $T6, 900 In
the (l6slhl Grand Monthly Drawing OF The
place at New otleans, La, on the 10Th day Of
July. Any one can obtain all farther infor.
nation on application to N. A. Dauphin,
New Orleans, ia, nav
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Fonrtl, OF InIr Dance.

There will DO dance at o'clock this al.
ternoon at the Drcyer's Home, near the Mar
shall county line, given by the proprietor,
Charles seabright. Good music will be furn-
ished for the dancers, and all arrangements
made to secure the comfort and enjoyment Of
pnasta
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We cannot help noticing the unusual stir
caused by Dr.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
Conghs and Colds at Logan & Co. 8
Bridge Corner Drug Store. Thousands are
testing It's wonderful merits by getting q trial
bottle at the above Drug Store, which con.
vinces them OF its rare qualities, and what a
regular dollar sized bottle will do. 1t is guar
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On the Chicago Excursion via the Baltl
more &0hio, July 10th, through coach will
leave Wheeling on train No. 4at 2'l5P. N
Parties taking the Baltimore & Ohio will
avoid making any change between Wheeling
and Chicago. Round trip, $. Tickets good
for 10 DAYS,
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BLUM & Marks BAZAAR,
sv22 llts MAIN STREET.
Che qatelligtuter,
0mcc \ os. 10 and ~ Fourteenth street.
Washington Female Seminary.
7 nnt pnoIyaf p0nt

Washington Female Seminary.
Lost-Pocket Book.
Suit in Chancery for Divorce.
Diyidend-Commercia Bank.
Standard Building Association.
Caution-R. J. smyth.
Delmonico Coffse-Geo. X. McMechen.
Palace Reirigerato,s-Nesbitt Il Bro.
r. M. Gilleland-Glue Manufacturer.
commissioners Sale Of Valuable Soutl
Wheeling Dwelling HOUSES.
Dr.. John L. Smith-Third page.
G. Mendel & Co.-Mammoth Furniture,
Carpet and curtain Emporium.
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YouSo and middle aged men suffering
from nervous debility, premature old age,
los OF memory, and kindred symptoms,
should send three stamps for Part VII OF
pamphlets Issued. by Worlds Dlspensary
Medical Association Buffalo, N. Y.
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.1roWaGD

have been afflicted for twenty rea,, ,.,,. -
SDslnAte sstn disease, called 6y some - n ~ !!
fsorlass aud others LepnSy, comrpniiS ~ ~, rs
and In spite OF all tcoulh do Win IN my ny
o. me most skiul docot Il Slowly mi MtS,, usip
ten1ed. until year ago this winter Ii coyrSs3 ~
three yeRn have beea unable 10 do Sry @e ~, lah
and suffering tntonAely al the time Eye,y sOo''
ing there could be nearly n duEipanInS y u .,,
taken from the Sheet Of my bci SStne y, y, Shs
nAli ~ large a. me envelope containing his tstIat
IN me latter part q winter my skin CSiS,,SnS
ctaGSktInng open. ttied everything, Almost tS.I
oouiu pe tnongnt q, without any relief, Tbc iS;S
q June EtAttel West 10 hopes could sesCh I'm IA
Hot Springs IFeAchtd Detroit and VS. y, Ia,. wy
thonght should Rave 10 90 70 the hNnisi H.,
nnAlly got a tar q Lansing Mich, whom hSTs
sister Living. One DF. - treated me Shor, ~
wseS 3GS S di "a me No good All thought had Jul
Cracked through tho akin ali over nv SScS Hlt.
my ries arms, hands limbs, ttet GadIy awo iiiS
toe'nAilS came ohi hngernAtls dead and hHTd :.
bone; hair dead, dry, aud hieleA a cid ,tJsw ~
my tiodl how do suffer. Ny sister. Mn y n
Davis, had small part Of box OF Cuticun In A..
house. she wouldn't give up. said, ''WeWi NV ,,v
arm, EntekAi There was relief stOppcd thS
terrible burning sensation from the WpFd wy vs.
They Immediately got the Cuticura Hrs6Iv.ssG,
CulcufA and Soap. lcummepCsd bY taEin, -. ~
tablespoonful Of ResolVent thrCe times an NY
meals; had btth on e day. water ALont hicst
neat; uted Cntieun soap freely; applied utiCuf4
morning and evening. Re ult, returned Ia ,ns
home In JUS SIX weeks from time ltN and ~
AKIN ~ smooth - this Lheet Of papsr.
HKsDTEsos, Jefferson ca, N. Y. N"'
Sworn to beio;e me this nineteenth day Of Ian.
uAEyI lS'u. A: u. LEEFtNGwELl.
Justice oil the PeICx
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RnIlInore q Ohio.

Way train No. IS leaving Wheeling al
1925 a. NJ, and arrivisg at Grafton ut 400 p.
u, and wSy train No. 81 leaving at 7:05A. NJ,
arriving at Wheeling a. 1885 r. n, Baltimore
time, will run as regular passenger trains
on Jnly 4, 1883. stopping OF all stAtions.
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The greatest medical wonder OF the world
Warranted to speedily cure Burns, Bruises
Cuts, Ulcers, salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Can
Gers, Piles, Chilblains, Corns, letter, Chapped
Hands, aud all skin efuptons, guaranteed t
care In every instance, or money refunded
% cent? per box. For sale at Logan & Col
Bridge Corner Drug Store.
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If you want bargain in low cut shoe,
lstsst STYLE come and inspect my stock before
purchasing. Iguarantee brices and styles
70 suit. L. v. blond.
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PERSONS going to steubsnyille on wednes,
day should buy TICKETS Of the knights Of 81,
George at the depot, and Rst the benefit ol
hnhnial rates.
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TEE wellsbuyg and Brilliant gas wells can
be seen to advantage by excuFsionists to the
knights Of st. George picnic ut Fairy Glen;
opposite sIsubepyille, on July 4. y
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The following shows the range OF the Their.
mometer, as observed at sohnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner yesterday:
1852 1853
7A.M. IAN. SR. MIN. IA. l2M3r. L7Hh.
INDICATIONS.
For Tennessee and Ohio Valley, very warm
southeasterly winds, partly cloudy weather
aud local rains in Tennessee and lower Ohio,
stationary or lower barometer.
For Lower Lake RegioSs, light rains and
partly cloudy weather, warm southerly
winds, followed by variable winds and slight
fall In temperature.
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DoS'T forget the picric by the Knights oil
ST. George, July 4 at Fairy Glen, opposite
Il Is the most charming
Qrounds In this vicinity.
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The only iron preparation that does not
color the teeth, and will not cause headache
or constipation, as other iron preparations
will 10 Browns Iron Bitters. D&W
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Take your families and 60 to the Park to.
day. All kinds Of Refreshments can be pur'
chased on the grounds. Admission 10 cents,
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Dr.. s. N. McAlpiue, Princess Anne, Va,
wrote Of DR.. WorthinBten's Cholera and
DlarThoea Medicine: Indispensable to
every household"
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Go TO the Knights OF 81. George picnic at
Fairy Glen, July 4. Bellaire packets will
CONT etwith The p, w. & Ky. trains for the
grove on that dAy,
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Is Just the place to enjoy yourself and have
q pleasant time. Take your family. Admia-
Ainn 10 eanta.
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The Elm Grove cars run to this pleasant
resort every half hour to-day. There will be
no music but you can enjoy yourself. AID.
miasion l0c.
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ExenHnlnn.

Harry will be thy dream II Hunts Insect
Power be used in season. Price IS Cts, by
all druPpi,t "a
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No music to. lay but you can find plenty
Of ways In which to enjoy yourself in tits de-
lightlul place. Go out on the Elm Grove.
Admission l0n.
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CONSTRUCTION.

From time immemorial the farmer has
been proyerbial for hispropensity for grumh-
ling, and the writer was somewhat surprised
yesterday when conversing with one OF Maj
shall county's most prominent and success
full grain growers TO find that he had not q
complaint to make. He says that the wheat
Is about ready for harvesting, and that nell
Their weevil,hy nor rnst has injured that crop
In thu lna 81 this aaasnn
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The Rummer Hent IlIgh.

in walking shoes and slippers at
30 ]. V. BLoNp'a.
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LADIES and Gentlemen's fine Hand sewed
Shoes specially al L. v. BLoND's.