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EgA dwelling took fire in one Of the
chambers the other night from an ex-
ploding oil lamp. The flames we're ex.
tinguished after sharp struggle by the
woman Of the house, who had her hands
pretty badly burned. She was relating
her adventure to a neighhor next morn
ing and the woman asked:
"Why didn't YOU raise an alarm
where was Bessie p
"Bessie and her beau we're courtiDg
in the parlor," was the calm reply.
"And you never called on them !"
mot a word. l have known cases
where sudden alarm has upset young
man just ss he was about 10 propose and
changed the whole future of two lives
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MARKED SUCCESS.
From the GAINESVILLE Herald.

from tue Z3neSv1ll0 Herald.
Tie most casual visitor TO Choguill 4 Par
sons Business College cannot fail to beco N,
impressed, with the comprehensive, system
attic and thorough course OF tuition thereir
impaired. The spacious hall-with its Bsui
and actual Circulating Currsncy-Commis
sion mart, Brokerage counter, Exchange and
even Postoaios-all in opsratiou--rsspeet
lively employed by large and industriou:
complement of energetic pupils, bear striking
evidence, In their comparative silent opera
tions, to fixed purpose in visw-aud thai
purpose . practical business training. Nc
original ideas new methods or approved mod
ern systems in trade, commerce. or business
life, escape their attention. immediately
upon . student entering this grand institu-
ton (which he can do at any tims), he .,
onoe views the stern realities surroun ding an
active business life. Its varied claims, vi
cissitudss, uuosmpromisius discipline and
grave responsibilities imperceptibly take
possession Of him, while his associations ara
such as to brighten kis faculty Of oompre-
hension and materially improve his moral
inciiuations.
Genial generous and kindly influences are
brought to bear in.stimulatins his ambition
to make his mark In the world. No reason :
able privileges, favors or encourassmsuts ars
withheld that might tend to stimulate papils
to true spirit Of msnly emulation and q
par enable pride for the achievement oi
distinctive hOnors. Kvery individual stu.
dent receives like consideration, aud IS Z
result. a failure to success is comparatively
N kxn In
As an evidence Of its popularity, during
the past month alone the following pupils
have entered: @
Harry L. cdrtis. Nashport, Ohio;
Charles Stewart. Nc C,uuelsvills, Ohio;
Mitchell Lane, Adsmsville, Ohio; 20 s..
q. b. D. Adams, city;
E. 8. Fsrrell, Adamsville, Ohio;
James Cross, Adamsvills, Ohio;
W. n. Slater Adams ,ills, Ohio. .fs;
Eff. Davis, Volcano, W. Va;
g, r. Young. Lower Salem, Ohio;
g. N. Wilson. Morristown Ohio: IT. Z
Arthur B. Rankin Gratiot, Ohio;
VIM. II. Baird, Sage, Ohio;,o 5,f 81 p
&c rye B. Montsith Long Reach, W. Va;
Clarence r. Parker, Long Reach, W. Va;
Clarence Y. Fleming, Hanover, Ohio;
W. z. Plummer, city
And while on the subject. We may stat,
ths! during recent visit to the institutior
We were highly pleased to recognise the
genius OF Mr.. Parsons, In the construction
Of new elevated railway, the length OF the
college. traversed by silent messengers, IL
the shape Of hollow ball, that cont 'ir
written messages from one department Il
another without the slightest iuterferen, u
with the utual quiet Of the room. Tn,
Principals Of the college take great Interest
in entertaining visitors and explaining th,
Or GRAFTON Of their entire educational system
Circulars and specimens Of peumanship
produced In the highest style Of -'the Ar
pfessrvative Of arts" are freely circulated
and We assure whoever calls once that thsl
will retire with = sense Of appreciation bu
very rarely equaled. z
Address = e. = -
sCuOGUILL 4 PARSONS.
~.e ZanesvilIe Ohio.
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SHERIFFS SALE.
! lsaao Hatcher, Trustee,
, ~ ss.s t3s
John q. Wisener OF al.

DR. virtue Of D certain order OF sale Is.
Osusd from the court Of common pleas within
and for tbs eeuusy Of Monros, and State Of
Ohls, In a.ease pending in said court be.weep D
the above named parties, and TO me directed,
will offer for sale st public auosion At the
east door OF the court house In Woods aeld on
Saturday, tie I2th day Of July 1884, :
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock =. m. and 4
o'clock p. M, Of said day, the following de-.
soribed real estate situate in Monroe county,
Ohio, to wit:
Lot number twenty one in Lynu's addition
TO the town Of Bssllsville, Monroe County,
Ohio. (sxcept the part thereof owned by J.
W. Reei,) and known As the store house lot.
Said property 30 ordered to be sold is ap-
praised at $4,000 and may sell for two thirds
Of said appraisemsnt. Terms Of sale, Dash
before confirmation
CHRIS. LUDE,
iunel0. .'84w5. Sheriff n. C. D.
A. j. FEAbsox, Atty for A. 2. Kisar.
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EEA bold experiment was tried the
other day by Free Church minister 10
England upon the members Of his con.
gregation. He preached an energetic
sermon deuouncing the growing tenden-
cy to deiecrate the Sabbath, and conclu.
ded by boldly offering to give bali q
crown to every woman In the church
Who would come to him the folio wing
day, and conscientiously declare that she
had not spoken OF worldly matters after
leaving church. The men, who we're
presumably not so fond OF chattering.
we're offered shilling each on the same
terms. Not single person appeared
at the ministers house OF, the Monday
% claim either half Q crown or q shill.
ing.
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A Day of Fate.

This 18th day Of June has. been q day
Of greater importance in the worlds his
tory than any other Of which we have
record. 1t was on this day in 1857 al
Kolin that Frederick the founder of The
Prussian Monarchy sustained his first
defeat in battle. On this day in 1915
the struggle which had continued for
twenty five years between England and
France ended by the fail OF Napoleon a,
Waterloo. On the same dav and year
the first auction sale of lots took place
in Columbus the capital Of a mighty EN-.
pire. This day too the urn of fate will
be shaken at Saratoga to decide who viii
be the next President Of the United
States.
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b. & @. Il. Il. Annual Fourth of
July Excursions TO and from all
Stations on the Trans Ohio Divis-
ions.
On July 81 and 4th. 1884. the B. d o.
R R Co will sell round trip excursion
tickets to and from all stations on its
Trans Ohio Divisions, at low excursion
rates; these tickets will be good return
ing until July 7th, inclusive.
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INSOLvENT NOTICE.

ON the 10th day of June, 1884, the Probate
" Court o. Monroe County, Ohio, declared
the estate of John H. Rutter. deceased, to be
probably insolvent. Creditors are therefore
required to present their claims against the
estate to the undersigned, for allowance,
within six months from the time above men.
toned, or they will not be entitled to pay
msut. MICHAEL BOUGHNKR,
Admir- Of John u, Rutter, deceased.
tunel7, SAWS.
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Notice to Vacate an Addition 20
Calais.

NOTICE Is hereby given that C. l.. Bbsrle
~ ct al did, on the 9Th day Of May, 1884.
Gle with the Clerk Of the Common Pleas
Court Of Monroe County, Ohio. an applica.i lion
In Writing. to vacate that part Of ?. g. Clevs-
lands addition to the town Of Calais, known
IS lots No. 56, 81, So. So and so. Said ap-
plication will be for hearing at the ne1t term
Of said court. JANIS E. JONES,
juneI0,' saws, Atty for Petitioners.
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$---
There is by Gods grace an immeas
urable distance between late and toe
! late
Flowers are the sweetest things tba,
God ever made and forgot to put sou
into.
Rest satisfied with doing well, and
leave others TO talk of you as they
please.
A minister suddenly stopped in bis
sermon and sang hymn. III the men,
bers OF the choir are to do the talking
he expIoined, "they certainly will permit
me to do tie singing" And then thing,
in the neigbborhood OF the organ be
came more quiet
At Augusta, Ga, the other day light.
ming struck hen that was setting on .
nest Of eggs. When that thunderbol
got out Of the hen-house it looked q.
though it had been drawn through {
sausage machine, and the way it scoot
ed for the clouds was caution. Be
YOU it will never slrike setting her
again.
"May ] trouble you to tell me wba
time it is ?" said trim old lady at st
Nicholas table d'hole not long ago tt
her vis-a.vis. "Certainlv," said th
gentleman addressed, taking out hi
watch; sit is just seven o'clock
Thank you." she said, 'that's my pill
time" And she took one then ant
there.
..Poor Spooks," said one gentleman
to another as the young man referred L
staggered by The has gone 10 the bal
entirely" "Yes," replied the other, "h
is most certainly lost" "Can you te
me- asked the FIRST speaker, "wby he j
like conundrum2" mo, can not
Why Z" Because nearly everybody hs
given bim up"
"Ob, the wickedness Of them playac
tors" said a country aunt in town on
visit, Just then indignant. "They max
laughing stock OF marriage by getting
married on the stage; they make believ
murder and shoot, and set fire 10 hous
es, and now if there amt one Of ther
/ actually advertising for people to com
and see him die on the stage. o, no,
Amt mistaken. l read it with my ow
, eyes. Last night and farewell appear
ance of John Mccullough , suppos
the doctors have given him up, and b
wants to make heap of money the la'
thing, - Chicago Times.
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H Rufus Choate's last advice 10 I
young lawyer was: Never cross.exam.
inc woman. 1t is no use They can.
not disintegrate the story they have once
told; they cannot eliminate the part tina
is for you from that which is agains
you. They can neither combine mol
shade nor qualify. They 60 for The
whole thing, and the moment you begin
to cross.examine one of them. instead
OF being bitten by single rattlesnake
you are bitten by q whole barrel full.
Eever, excepting in case absolutely des
perate, attempt to cross s.examine wo'
man."
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Whatever is becoming is honest, and
whatever is honest must always be be.
coming. e0lts3 hus ~
The latest trick Of New York thieves
Is that Of dropping ten-cent piece al
the feet OF the woman they have marked
as victim. She picks up the, coin,
asks no questions and puts 1T into ber
pocket.boOk, and the other thief. having
found out where she keeps it, walks of
with her money at leisure.
The little brother came quietly into
the parlor where Mr.. Featberly was
making an evening call, and after look.
ing eagerly around remarked to bis sis
ter "Aunt Jane 10 mistaken" "Whal
lis iti" his sister asked pleasantly, pat.
| ting the dear little fellow on the head
while Featherly gazed at the two il
~rapt admiration. II don't see any
cap" be replied. "but Aunt Jane jus
said that you we're in the psrlor setting
your cap for Mr.. Featherly."
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1l1 ACRByOF LAND In Benton township,
~ Monroe County, Ohio; 100 acres clear
cd. balance good timber; we'll watsred; good
house aud necessary outbuildiugs; school
house on farm, and
Within One.FOurth Mile
Of good Touring mill. For further partica.
lars, call on or address,
sPRIGGs 4 briggs,
ianl ,'84tf. Woodsaeld, Ohio.
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Fidelity to Republican Principles
and Public Morals Require OppO-
sitiOn to Blaine.
H.ruarss WaakIv
Harper's Weekly.

Fidelity to the Republican principle
requires indifference to present success,
and Harper's Weekly which more than
any has not hesitated in the interest Of
puhliy morality and Of party puriicstiou
TO oppose other Republican nominations
cannot sustain the significant one ag.ins,
which it has so earnestly protested, and
which 10 . practical abdication Of tn,
Republican character OF purpose. ~
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

THE Board Of Examiners of Monroe County
i vii, hold meetings for the examination
Of teachers as follows:
Woodsfsld, Saturday, Juue 7, 1884.
(" July 26, "
Those desiring certificates Of any grade
must be examined.
Examinations to commence at s O'Clock.
Ry order of the Board.
ay6, ,'S4td. G. W. HAMILTON, CT erk.
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CoNNEcTIoNs--IoItdow with ali lines enter
ing the city.
Clyde, l.. B. & W. r. r.; Bellevue. N. 7. .. q
Ut. L. R. R.; Monroeville. u o r. Wei
Iiugton. CCC&IR r; Creston. N T.; P IL o
r r: Orryille, @ A u @ RR; r G q T and P +
W&CRR; MassilIon. P + W t. R; and
C.L&WR r; Valley Junction, Valley r r;
Canal Dover. o. d P r r. and @ L g. w. r. r;
New Comerstown. P. O & st. L r r; Cam
bridge, B &OR r; Point Pleasant, @. W u
NYR r; Marietta. O w & B r r.
M. d. WOODFORD, JAMES N. HALL.
den'l Manager. Gen'l Pass. Agt.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Estate of Josephine s Branson, Decd
THR undersigned has been appointed and
J. qualified as Administrator Of the esta Q
Of Josephine 8. Branson, late Of Monroe
County, deceased,
Dated this 9Th day Of April, A. D. 1894.
junel0, 'S4t3. THOMAS J. GRIFFITH.
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spaily. fDaily except Sunday. tDaily
sxoepr Saturday.
Trains are run west Of the Chi River got h
meridian time. Rast Of the Ohio River, 18th
meridian time.
Train leaves Barnesville at 2:3) p. m, ar.
riving at Wheeling at 5:10 p. m.
Train leaves Wheeling at .. m, arriv Ing
~ GAINESVILLE ~ s.5s .. N.
Z. Y. CoLE, General Ticket Agent, Balti-
more. y fH .f
WE RBPPBRT, Pass. Agt, Columbus.
C. X. LORI, Gen. Pass Agt, Baltimore,
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NORMAL SCHOOL.

DROP. H. A. MAXWELL. OF Marietta
1 Academy. will open a Normal School in
Clarington. beginning
Monday, July ~
and lasting eight weeks. All the higher
branches will be taught. Tuition. $S 90.
For further particulars address.
ii. A. MAXWELL,
Marietta College.
mayo, Std. Marietta, Ohio.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Estate Of Ephyaim Rucker, Deceased

THR undersigned has been appointed and
qualified as Administrator, with the
will annexed, Of the estate Of RphYsim
Rucksr, late Of Monroe County, deceased.
Dsted this 2lst day Of june, A, D. 1884,
iuus24, SAB J. P. 5PRIGGS,
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sPRIaas & briggs, Att'y,.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT,
NOTICE Or APPOINTMENT.
Estate of Sasanna Je6ers, Deceased.

EStdse of Shsdnad Jefers, Decedsed.
NHR undersigned has been appointed
j. and qualified as Administrator Of th .
estate Of Susanna letters, late Of Monroe
county, deceased.
Dated this 9th day of June, A. D. 1854.
junel0, saws. JOHN L. GILLESPIE.
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Democratic National Convention at
Chicago.
The B. l. o. r r. will sell round trip
tickets to Chicago, at low excursion
rates. tickets will be good going July
81 to 7th, inclusive, and will be good re.
turning until July 18th.
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TUFTS HAIR dye,

GRAY HAIR or NHIsKRRs changed In.
stantiy to n GLOssr BLACK by u single ap.
plicniien af Ibis DYE. Sold by Druggi.t.,
or sent by xPress on receipt OFFS
Office, II Murray Street, New York.
TUFTS MANUAL or usssut RECEIPTS FREE.
aus7,'S3Y.
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BEALLSVILLE
Select School.
The 10th session of this school opens july
% and closes September 26, 1884.
TUITION:
aIxher Bran ches, - 90
Common 5 90
PRIMARY - 3 90
For circular or further particulars call on Or
address ID. McvEY. Principd,
or Revs. W. %. BEVORE,
J. a. WRIGHT.
Beallsville, Monroe Co., Ohio,
apr22. .T4td.
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rHE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY.
TUESDAY, JULY 1. 1854.
THE OLD REBEL YELL.

1t Rings Out In Court at Texas
Murder Trial and Startles the
judge. .a te 'fe +fs-
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TORPID BOWELS,
plSOR DE e Ed LIVE
S0r5 m MAlARIA

From these sources arise three. .foui fhs ot
tao oiseas's of tho uipan rTcr. These
symptoIls in'iiczsa The. r cxistcEce: Loss Of
Appetite, Bowel, -Ossivc, bick Head.
sxertier ~ body or mind, Efuofntion
OF food frrftnbiiity OF temper, Low
spirits, A failing OF having neglected
aoIne anty, DtEztaess, Flute ring at the
H"nrt, Dots before the eyes. highly col.
ored Urtue, tOSSTIPATION, and de-
man,l tho lsa OF n remedy that acts directly
on th. Liver. Ash Liver medicine TUFTS
PILLS hav"no equal Their actioa or tho
kiincys and Skin Is also prompt; removing
engcrs OF the system,r producing appc.
tito, sennd 'ligrsti,n,, regular stools, a clear
ska and vigorous body. TUFTS PILLS
cause no nausea or gripping nor interiors
with daily work and nro perfect
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Nc. 80 lv Nscksb'g5 00pm ~ Mariettas 15pm
No ii " Oak Hsr l5pm arNorwalkl2 20pm
No I3 " Lodi 00am ar c.Dov'rl2 40pm
No Is " Toledo 2 25am ar Norwslk3 45pm
No II " Norwalk6 26am ar Val Juuc5 3Spm
No 10 II valJuncl 30am ar Marietta: Tsp N
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TO MALARIA.

HE FEELS LIKE A NEW MAN.
al have had Dyspepsia, with Conmipa-
kinds of pills, snd TUFTS aro the nrst
that have done me any good. They have
clcanrd me out nicely. Ny appetite il
tplsniis, foad digcsts padiiy. and now
man." w. ID. EDWARDS, Palmyra, o.
ssli ercryvhrr-, $50. Offire, A Murray ST., NY.
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IS TIME TABLE.
Take Effect sos am, Dec. 1, 1888.

Trains make connection with the B. q O.
and c. 4 r. Railroads, also, with Capt
frince's steambosts. fT wheeling. Trains
run daily, Sunday excepted.
TRAINS GOING EAST
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RAILROADS.

/. II. 81 Q. R'Y co.
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Castoria Is 40 well adapted to Childrsn tbot
recommend it es superior 70 any prescription
known 70 Ine." II. A. ARc1iEH, N. D.,
81 Portland Ave-, Brooklyn, \. Y.
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Valuable Farm. for Sale,

: EOuVNUHLU 8 &rAWSONS.
~. Zanesville, Ohio.
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". z. Ho1r, ssslsf q Ts.nspor.a.ioa::ii
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MISS MoRoSINi'S MARRlAcE.
Serious Effect OF st ON Eser Family
Alleged RlacIz mail.

Serious Effect OF Et ON Her Family
Alleged EslacIzmaiI.
FEW York, Sept. 15.-Mr Morosini, whose
daughter eloped, has sold his horses and other
private property, and is going to leave for
Europe in fifteen days,
1t is stated that the death of Mrs, Morosini
is expected every moment DR.. Spryncke
and Father Elwell are with the diving
woman.
Insiders, who are familiar with the
Morosini family, declare now that the elope-
ment is really a dastardly piece of work of
very low fellow. They say that Victoria
the Oldest daughter, has always been of weak
mind and that this has been known to the
servants and family, and that this Is the
reason she has never been allowed to 90 out
i'll society. The grief of the father is pitiable.
All day he sits at his parlor window at Yon-
kers, looking up the broad avenue, as if
waiting for Victoria to return. He means
and cries by turns, and is really heart
broken.
There is suggestion Of blackmail in the
conduct OF the relatives of the coachman,
who live at New York, It is said that the
wife Of Hulskampf, the sa1oon-keeper on
Walker street, and aunt of tho groom has
offered to return the bride to her family for
$4,000 Mrs. Hulskampf is exhibiting let
ter she says she has received from Mrs
Schelling, in which tho runaway says she is
happy and does not regret the step. she has
taken. She warns Mrs a. not to disclose
her whereabouts.
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Gen. Losanss CANVASS.

CHICAGO, Sept 15 -- Gen. Logan left
Toledo Friday morning for Bay City, Mich.
All along the route he was received by
crowds at every station and was heartily
welcomed. He addressed 1000 people at
Saginaw and then left for Bay City, where
his reception was enthusiastic He addressed
about 1000 people there and at night held a
reception.
A telegram from Detroit says; Gen. Logan
left Bay City in the morning for Vassar,
where he was enthusiastically received and
left by special train for Port Huron, stop
ping at various points along the road, and
being accorded hearty greetings everywhere.
A few minutes after 12a m. he reached Port
Huron, and was welcomed by a popular ora
tion in addition to regular set programme.
The streets were filed with enthusiastic PEG
pie After dinner he made an address and
then left for Detroit by the fast steam yacht
Sigma. He reached there about 6 o'clock p.
M, and was received by prominent Repub-
licans at 7:30, and spoke in the large new
skating rink on Larned street later.
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killed His wife with an AK.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Sept. Is William
Johnson, colored, a fugitive from justice,
came back to Wallingford, Tuesday night,
and murdered his wife. Johnson's wife and
two children have been living at William
Smiths, near the center of the town.
Some time about midnight johnson broke
into the house, and, taking an ak,
went up stairs where his wife and
two children were sleeping. A col
oreds man named Jackson was sleeping
in the front room Johnson first struck him
and then turned for his wife, who started
downstairs. At the bottom she fell, and
johnson struck her on the head with the az,
jackson came downstairs and rushed out of
doors, and was not again seen until Saturday
morning, when he returned to the house a
horrible looking sight The right side of his
head was pounded to jelly. Smith went
down town to notify the authorities, and
while he was gone Mrs. Smith says johnson
returned and again struck his wife to make
sure of killing her. The murderer then
eScaped
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illinois state Fair.

CHICAGO, Sept. 15.-The state fair closed
on Saturday afternoon. So far as the ex-
hibits were concerned it was success, and
all who visited it were pleased with the dis
play Of interesting articles, machinery, and
farm products 1t is stated, however
that there will be deficit oil
$4,000 in the cash account,
which is laid to the fact that Chicago people
did not attend it in such plumbers as its
merits deserved. The weather was not all il
might have been, and the interest in politics
had some influence in reducing the attend.
ance. However, last years surplus will, it is
stated, more than make up this years de.
ficiency.