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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-16
A Collision ON the u. q 0.

Early yesterday morning a collision 90
cured on the B. & o. about four miles this
side OF Grafton that delayed travel several
hours and badly wrecked the two e%ngines.
Monday a new time card went into effect on
the road and It was this coupled with the
carelessness OF some OF the employees that
caused the accident. From 4 passenger, who
was on the passenger train, the following is
learned: Before the table was changed a
passenger train left Grafton at 5:50A NJ daily:
under the new schedule II leaves at 4:05 A. N.
II left on time yesterday morning, with Tom
Boilen at the throttle and Capt. Wm.Stotsburg
in command. A heavy freight train was
making It's way east, with Dan Kenny as
conductor, and a man named Graham on the
engine. At Warrington they consulted
their time tables. hut IL Is supposed over.
looked the fact that the passenger train now
left, at 4:05 and was entitled 10 a clear way.
Both trains were making about twenty-five
miles an hour when they discovered each
other. The passenger train was very light
and outside Of the damage TO the engine, sus.
tained no injury. seye,al grain cars were
badly broken. No one was hurt.
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LOTS MORE THIETING.
A BOARDING HOUSE MAN ROBBED
uut.r Circumstances which PsIut sa,pleIOa.lI
Toward q Estn.r soard,r-A PIskU',tst
Gets rv,aty+s.,.n Dollars os : Trais,
and Another Tap, Eight Dollars.

ID the 81. Clsirsville news In this moit'
ipg's paper are given some farther operations
Of the gang OF burglars who have been work
ing Belmont county for a few days. An IN.
usual amount OF robbery OF various kind Is
also reported elsewhere. Last niBhts steu:
benvilIe GGsette says that John Collins OF
that city. had his pocket picked OIL s. after
getting Off the train fran Wheeling Monday
night.
Mr. William q. Adams was robbed OF bis
pocket book, containing $2il, late Monaay
night. on the q, & P. train between Bridge
mort and BeIlaire. He noticed . man finger
ing about him suspiciously as he got on the
train, but the crowd vas SO large that he
could not pursue the fellow when be lett.
Richard Knowles. alias SNEAK" was ar:
rested by Officer Williams for an alleged
theft OF money from Riueharts saloon,
south Main street, on Monday night
'sneak" gave bail before Squire Webb for q
hearing.
MI. J. G. Staud, the Pittsburgh soap man
| who met with the accidenton Monday night
had, previously been robbed OF his watch on
| his way 10 the city via the Panhandle road.
Two OF the three men believed to have been
implicated In the theft were arrested o.
Wellsville.,
| MI. ana AIb. ABA mCSulIOuhu nole ~
lieyed Monday evening OF about $2O9 by
some light fingered thief, and have not as yet
recovered their money. They keep . small
boarding house in Eas. Wheeling, on Eigh'
tenth Street above Jacob, and at the time
the theft was committed, between 8 and
O'Clock; they were ct supper. The thiei was
one that knew the premises and the habits Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccullough. One hundred
and thirty.tive dollars Of the money was In a
pocket book ina bureau drawer In the lower
front room, and between forty and nifty
was In q roll in the same piece Of furni'
ture. Nothing was disturbed in getting the
money, aud the pocket book was left. The
police werenotifed, and Captain Bennett,
gave the matter his personal attention. al;
ter carefully considering all that was told
him, his Suspicion fastened on a young man
who had boarded with them. He had not
been working for some weeks, and on Mon
day said he was going to leave that night for
Cincinnati, and that q friend was 70 loan
him five dollars. When Captain Bennett
mentioned his suspicious Mrs. Mccullough
Iidiculed them, and would not consent TO hia
telegraphing TO Cincinnati to have the young
man searched. IAN clues pointed TO him."
said the Captain ''but she wouldn't hayeili
40 what could | do2n .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-16

Another meeting Of the general committee
OF the G. A. K. was held last evening 10
complete arrangements for the celebration Of
Decoration Day and the dedication Of the
soldierH' Monument The success Of the
celebration 10 now assured, and nothing but
bad weather can interfere with II In case II
should rain the dedicatory exercises will DO
held in the State House. Aplatiorm will DO
erected for the speakers and chorus west Of
the BoldIerS' Monument which will be used
n the weather permits. The audience will
occupy the street and open space at the
vest front OF The Capitol. President
Reymann, OF the Elm Grove Railway Com.
-pany, has kindly consented TO stop the com.
pany'S cars during the dedication, which
viii commence at 9 O'Clock. In addition TO
an Grafton and prayer and the singing OF "the
Star spangled Banner and q German pAtrio.
dc ODE By the three German singing societies,
Svith orchestral accompaniment, the children
Of the public schools TO the number OF Asv,.
sral hundred, will sing columbia, the Gem
of the Ocean" and America" and the @.
A n boys themselves will sing Marching
through Georgia and other old soidiers' "a.
VoritoS.
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TIE eERnAN COMPETENCE.
Nature OF the Meeting-rhe First Days
RroreetluYS.

FEtGtEtth4ts #.I".#|.
The North Ohio District Association Of the
German Central Conference OF the N. i.
Church began its session yesterday forenoon
with a good attendance. The Presiding Elder
is ar c6fciO Chairman OF the meeting, and
Rev. Gustav Weller, Of Delaware, Ohio, was
elected Secretary. .
+ The meeting Is not so much for the tran
saction Of business as for the purpose Of dis.
cussing matters relating to the church and
the ministry. u
Yesterday forenoon, after opening religious
exercises, Rev. DR.. Rothweiler, OF Cleveland,
O., read an interesting and thoughtful paper
on the 'Diyine Call 10 the Christian Minis
try" which was followed by q lively discus.
sion OF the subject &.
In the afternoon Rev. Mr.. Klocksiem, OF
Baresville. Ohio, read az essay on The Min.
isterial Office in It's Different Bearings"
which was followed by a discussion. .
Rev. P. F. Schneider, Financial Agent OF
the German Wallace College, then spoke on
the topic. "What is the Calling and Duty oil
a Methodist Preacher Toward the Times In
which he Lives" This speech also ELECTED
quite anumber OF telling comments.
Last evening was devoted to religious ser.
vices, Rev. ]. II. misunderstanding, Of Cleye.
land, preaching a sermon which closely held
the attention OF the large congregation pres
emf,
The meeting has been very interesting and
profitable SO far. It will continue until
Thursday evening.
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Dr.. Todd, in all the relations OF life, was
eminently confederate. Ash husband, be was
most affeclionate, seeking to divide iully all
the pleasure Incident 10 lie. As father he
was tender as q maiden. As a friend con.
slant and unswerying. To the poor he was
a benelactor in and out OF his profession; to
all he was courteous; to the world he was an
honorable man. Whatmore? : A FRIEND.
MN IA 1893
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COMMERCIAL travellers and all Others should
take dO,ice that on January ! next the mem.
hership fee In the United States Mutual
Accident Assooiation. $50 and say Broadway,
Nav York, will DO advanced 10 thoss appIy.
log alter that date.
The cost tor assessments for The preferred
occupations in this association has peyar
exceeded $i2 per annum during sp expert:
ence OF lx yearA
The association Is financially strong, aud
pays all valid claims promptly and 10 full.
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2zeAMmE

PY8NlA, sErrrGYIA, scRoFuLA, and other forms
OF blood poisoning, resulting 10 g~landular swell
inRa, ulceTous patcheSln the throat aud mouth. alb.
eEuptionS. are speedily neutraliEed and expelled BY
the CuiiC1tR ROSolvent, tho new blood puriHer;
while the skin e clespsel Of all dislRurng tumors
the great skin cntes. Cnticura Resolvent abso
lutely destroys disease germs. which float In the
blood, urine ant pOnpirAtion-t there Is m doubt
abnut lt-And expels Them through the bowels,
kidneyE. and nofeS OF the skin,
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QurrE extensive preparations are being
made ut eeibert's Garden for the Grand Open.
Ing Concert on ThurIday evening. May II.
Music BY Opera House full orchestra. Mr..
6elbert has taken extra precautions 10 make
his every Thursday concert u place Of social
enjoyment, and everybody, will be required
70 have q good record Of their character II
they pass The gatemen,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-16

The sixteenth annual session OF the Medi.
cal sooiety OF West Virginia commences to-
day al Grafton. The following Wheeling
physicians intend to be present, and nearly
all OF them lett this morning on the l:55
train: Dn. John FrisSell, G. Baird, 8. l.,
Jepson, ]. L. Reeves, L. D. Wilson, A. !.
Sttel. Charles Frisell, E. A. Hlldreth and ].
A. Campbell The medical fraternity Of
receiye and entertain their brethren In royal
style. A banquet and ball will be enjoy.
able features. Dr.. B. W. Allen, Of Morgan.
town, 70 President, and Ia expected to be on
hand to preside.
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slnnanra nulIalnr A,.oeIan.n n.

This new and popular association has been
meeting with remarkable success. Large sub,
scripionI to the stock are being daily added
to the list.
The association will hold It's first regular
meeting this evening, at Building Associa.
ton Hall, No. 1878 Market street.
The books will be ready to deliver 10 mem.
bers at this meeting.
There.are still some shares TO DO had. Per.
sons intending TO subscribe should not delay,
aud have back payments 10 bring up Don't
fall To hand In your name this evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-16
A BARBER they cali Uncle Dave,
But the face Of a man he did shave,
The man he was mad,
But was soon very glad,
OF the cure that St Jacobs Oil gave.

QUITE extensive preparations are being
made at seibert's Garden for the Grand Open.
ing Concert on Thursday evening, May II.
Music by Opera House full orchestra. Mr..
Seibert has taken extra precautions to make
bis every Thursday concert n place OF. social
enjoyment, aud everybody will be required
10 have q good record OF their character II
they pass the gatemen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-16

IT Is important to know that II kid gloves
are laid upon a damp towel for two or three
minutes, they will go on with less chancs OF
tearing; but 1t Is more important to know
that Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup Is o sure cure
for cough. ard colds. n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-16
BEST o PURIFIER.

Ihaye used yopr GusicprS: remedies IN several
them all. Your Cuticurt Retolyett, 10 far a. my
supply allows me 10 test II, has, In my handS, eI.
cetded In efficacy and ell iency any, Alternative
compound tblood pprsesl hGye ever made use oil
- EN-, EoKER Y. D.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-16
Tho Glittering Attraction OF sI5e,ooo
Open 10 ALI. 'b' wl H''l

For the next three or four weeks wars, poll.
tics, speculRtions, railroad, grain, oil, real
estate speculations, all give way in magni-
tude to the fact that some one will send ten
dollars to NJ. A. Dauphin, New Orleans. La.
and draw In the June 18th Tuesday, Grand
semi,Annual Drawing Of The Louisiana
State Lottery the golden prize Of $50 900,
enough to make any man sneezs three times
and open his eyes. p&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-16
GREATEsT ON EARTH.

on H a,r'b Had ttbc wo, " c.s Sys s SiitsH Ehsum meiI H. HI
county. Ny mother had II twenty years, and In
fact died from II. ] believe Cnticura would have
nved her life. Ny GrriS, hrcnt. and head were
cured until | used tho CuIIGufA Resolvent inter
nally, and Suticura and CuticurG Soap externally.
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WARRINGTON, D. c., May le.-1:2o A. n
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, warmer
fair weather. light northwesteriy. winds be-
coming variable, stationary or higher pres
For the Lower Lake Region, fair weather,
'light variable winds mostly southerly,
, stationary or higher temperature and pres
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Some fine all wool carpets new styles at
low prices, also new styles wall paper, I, 10,
Is, % cents. with borders TO match. Dry
goods, notions &C., 10, ut reduced prices for
cash only, No. 20l9 aad 202l Main street,
Centre Wheeling. JOIN RoENER.
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THERE will be Q meating Of the Filth ward
auxiliary Of the Woman's .. b. g., q / the
residence OF DR.. Morris, on Twentieth street,
Thursday ut 214 =, N. Tho ladies OF the Sixth
ward are invited TO meet With them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-16

is the title. OF a largo illustrated treatise, by
DR.. r V. Pierce, Of Buffalo, n. Y, sent to
any address for three stamps. 1t teaches sue.
cessful selt.treatment. M4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-16

cuEArEr Fashion Magazine in the world,
100 large pages, 4 pages new music, 1000 en-
cravings each issue;'t0 cents per year; single
copies 10 cents. srRAyBRIDGE & CLorH1ER,
Eighth and Market streets, Philadelphia.
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GEN7LENES: II you want q new stylish
shoe, call and inspect my stock OF hand.
sewed, buttons and crimpsd congress before
purchasing, all goods sold at their real value.
L. v. BLOND.
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that for pure. sweet Bread, Rolls and Hot
Cakes use vienna" Formerly Pheni1)
Pressed Yeast. It Is always ready and never
fails. All first class grocers and bakers keep
il white Label" None Others genuine.
MWAF
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Tho half has not been told as 10 the great eurA.
tive powers OF the Cuticu'R Remedies. 1hAve paid
hundreds OF dollars TOT medicines 10 cufo diseases
Of The bIobd and tkin, aud never found anything
yet 10 equal the CutlcurA Remedies. - /
CHAN. A. WILLIAM.
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FRkNkIlA EALL-. =.
GITTICuRA RES0LYENT,

CutcnFa, and CYueggl Soap, rold everywhere.
Prise: CutlGura, ~ cts and 81 PEI box. CutjcunA
Rasolvenk, sI60 per bottle Cutlcpn soap. 2S etA
GVl6prR shAyinE Soap, beie "
Potter Drug and Chemical Co, B9s.qa.
myl6pst
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Just Reeelved-New Publications.
tfItnaJaa phafnUraDhar-

Just Recelved-New Publications.
Higgins, Photographer.
Step Ladders-Nesbitt & Bro.
Wanted-occupants for q Large Room.
For sale-Horse and Phaeton.
For Sale-Cottage, Farm and Lots.
Regular Pittsbnrgh and KanAWhs Rive,
Packet-W. n. Chancellor.
Academy OF Music To.night-Dr. Hale.
,eETfuGteA's Bale Of Slave Factory ct Burton.
DR.. J. E. smith-Third page. ~
Pure B~Iood-Fourth page.
Heavy Reductions-A S~iedenbach & Bro
Head oil Local.
Eotice-Head OF Local. .I.
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MUST close them out in thirty days, dry
goods, carpets, DC. GEoIoE G. RorH.
B. NJ. Lat, Assignee. uf u. 4aq
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Mr.. W. H. H. Criswell, OF the firm Of Girls.
well & Abraham, Of Lancaster, Pa, Is In the
city stopping at the Mcclure. He will call
on Wheeling families, who will find him to
be q perfe { gentleman, and U on whom
dependence can be placed. The business Of
the firm Is, making ~lite.size. portraits in
pastel. crayon, oil and India ink from small
photographs. Mr.. G. has several samples
artistic and speaks for Itself. They have
been In the business for q long time and
have established an enviable reputation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-16
ICURE I'm EVERY CASE.

Your cutlcun Remedies ouucll all other medI.
/ keep for kin diseases. Ny cuStomeEgl and
petIeptS IGy that they have effected AcnTe Ia every
instance, where other remedies hare failed.
h. W, BR0CKTAY, n. D.
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LADIES: II you want a nice stylish shoe.
before making your purchases. you should
call and see the Spanish and Bernhard b ut
tons. inst received. at +1 T. V. RLoSD's.
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EVERYBODY says shoes are sold awful cheap
at the Bargain Shoe House, ATweltth street.
Wheeling. M /
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The following shows the range OF the ther.
mometer, as observed at Sohneprs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday:
1857 1855
':ss.ssaeS IS IS S q 81
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New Carpe,sand wall Paper.

GALL for the GAINESVILLE" FIour-kepi
only by TAYLOR & WHtrE,
NO. No. 1000 Market street.
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EoR SALE.
FoR SALE.
A AT BARGAIN.

Eight hundred and twenty.cre acres Of tnGy
|ambered land, abont aye miles southeast Of bpi.
tonic. II; W. Va, on the waters Of the Ak klvt.
The land Is underlaIG with coal and the thai Ct can
be foated down Elk River 70 market AisO AG9
acres Of tmbered land III Perry county. Trnntaet.
". v. HOGE& FRO,
OCT 1900 XAtkCt Street
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II FAVE been married now" boasted .
prosy old fellow, more than thirty years,
and have never given my wife a cross word;
nor have | ever been without q bottle Of Dr..
Bulls Cough syrup in case OF q cold or
cNnph.u
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BLUM & MARKS
11O6 MAIN ST
myl4 WHEELING. W. VA.

NOTICE
Parties having claims sgaintt the arm Of Lotus
4 McCracken Of Our Livery a. the Bridge. viii
present them. Those knowing themselves Indebted
10 Ius will please make immediate payment, - We
desire 10 settle the business Of the present arm.
LOTUS d McCRACKEH,
myl6s lT36 and 73s Market Street.
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PRIc.s tell, aud everybody tells the p CO.
that Is why they are so busy ct the Ba ain
Shoe House Twelfth street .HNiaHt.R
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The Rev. George H. Thayer, OF Bourbon,
Ind, says: Both myself and wife owe our
lives TO Shiloh's Consumption Cure,n .ggg
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.Gm q'ttaEligetnen
Nov. Adxertisemsnts.

0aiee. Nos. a5 and ~ Fourteenth Street.
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June 20.
The Lauehlin mills is running full again
after q short stop.
Willis Hoyle does not look natural on
crutche:., Hope he will soon be able to lay
them aside.
Nj. Cotrell and his force are working hard
70 get the Hanover street pump In running
order before Decoration Day.
Mr.. Ed Monihan Is registered at the sher.
man House. He has returned 70 accept Q
position In the Union glass house.
Nj. William D. Allison aud Miss Amanda
Conway were married Nay 10. at Mr.. B.
Tribby'a. in clask's addition, by Mayor
Mitchell
A young lady from this place started last
week to visit some OF her friends at Beaver,
but instead thereof went TO Cleveland, there
met ayouDg man by the name OF Emla
Chandler, from Michigan, and they were
married and returned 70 Cleveland.
Az the Climax was nearing the Goat Mon
day evening a boy by the name OF Willets
made an effort to Jump on her, and by the
bright lightning that was lashiug he wa!
blinded and missed his calculation and
Jumped into the river. He has never been
teen since. They were snll hunting Tor him
yesterday eysnFrg.
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The Mayor and some OF the policemen
were at St. Clairsyille attending Court yester.
day. This Is something that draws from
Bellaire only second to the shows at Wheel
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-10-12
4 large assortment Of c:eQuct sets at
futile & EHURCuiLL's.

Mrs. Catherine Failing, mother Of Mrs. =.
Y. Briggs, died in R;c|, Prairie IF heart
disease on Saturday last. She Was visit
ing the family Of Rel. hart S;umpf and
on Saturday al Of ihe family except One
girl went 10 church, add while the CIR!
was doing some out door work Mrs
tsblng, for ON unknnWn reason, went
ITO the cellar ana al the foot of The stairs,
fell dead. The girl was u,l absent from
The house five minutes, bat when she re-
urnea she folnd th- body with life ex
inict, DR.. McAannis Informs US that
the report tha, she fill down stars and
sustained fatal initiates is false; there
were no bruises whatev+r on her person,
and she had been for SONS time subject
TO the disease which caused her death.
She vas aged II years; 4 months. and 5
days and her remains were buried ir the
North Prairie cemetery on Monday, the
Slh inst
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-10-12


The Esc.lsior cornet band did TIaol hold
the the eilse,Ili ual election OH last
but will bold ii this evening at asalsas
nall ball. u he fl flowing officers will be
elected: President, vice president. lead
or, assistant leader. treasurer, secretary
finance omnittee and steward.
r. J. n, Rhodes in forms US that be will
open llis warehouse at this place in q few
days. for the purpose Of handling wheat.
He will enter the market ii person and
buy wheat file remainder of the season.
This will certainly have The effect Of in
creas,ng the price Of wheat in this. mar,
kett, and it will also give the farmers an
opportunity to dispose of their wheat to
Someone besides Sawyer. T.. ..'S- =:
al The ladies Social and Working club
VIII meet alsthe residence of Mrs. JOHN
.Easl Wednesday afternoon, October II.
The ladies Of the cluhwill give an old
fashioned supperand festival on 'ri4aaks-
giving eve, if nothing prevents, the PR =
ceeds to go for the benefit of the Congrt-
gational church. =
Mis-. R. s. WnIrsos Secretary.
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On Sunday next, the 18th inst, Rev
FL. TasselI will preach for Rev DR.
HawIey, at Brainertl, who is absent from
home attending the general convention
of the Episcopal church held in Phila
delphia, an event Of more than usual in
terest this year, as i, is the centennial
anniversary Of the church's independent
existence in this country. The usual
Sunday services in the Episcopal church
at this place will be conducted on tina!
day by W. S. Martin
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-10-12
A very neat line OF ladies neck wear al
RICHARD Bios

g You will find dry doors and frat
class windows at II. F, Sch|euserer's
the cheapest place to buy. Try it and
get discount for cash.
AT the meeting Of the board Of educa-
ton held on Saturday evening last The
secretary VS. authorized to contract
~ith Fulton ] C!ry. for The unexpjred
term Of Prof Sunderlin, for ;s75 per
month, Il was decided 10 raise The
following amounts for the different
funds: Teachers wages, s 800 ;1jnteres.
on bonds, s iO0 fuel, 500; incideusals,
$500; making total Of $4,000.
Cloaks and Dol.naus in profusiOn, and
sold very. very cheap! at
RICHARD BROS