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RIhinS ami Prohibition.

lpfas5argh sontdctb:aa, Ju'y1s.
II Blaine was thirty years ago editor OIL
the kennebec Journal, he must have writ.
ten prohibition articles. or been the father
Of some. Those times very nigh everybody
was in favor Of the prohibition law that q
Democratic Legislature had produced, and
Blaine was also in favor Of It. He had ia
be.-Anybody that would in those times
have been opposed to such a measure,
would at all times have been politically
dead. The role Of a preacher in the vii.
delnees Blaine did not want to take unto
himself, and anybody that charges this ia
him as q crime ia fool. Blaine comet
from the prohibition State Of Maine, but
can't help it that Maine is prohibition
Stale. He is no prohibitionist. Hsi ia also
not in favor Of total abshnence, buI
a man who willingly aud pub.
licly drinks his gtass Of wine
This he has done in Washington siuce
twenty years, AID this he will also do ia
the White House. So does everybody be
lieye, that Blaine, who for twenty years
has been accustomed to Washington life,
AZ Speaker aud Secretary Of State had so
much intercourse with the Representative,
Of foreign Nations: in whose hospitable
house vine is always standing on The table,
would introduce total abstinence "a Mr..
Hayes did, after he hsd taken osession 81
tho White Houae. Does any sane person
believe that Blaine would make himself I'D
Immortality laughable?" ,gt8s4sy
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REPUBLICAN, SLATE LUNt ENTlON.

II IA ordered thAth Convention OF tie state DC
held at pa,keiAbuig OH edntAay July %, lss4, VI
10 O'Clock 4. ~, 10 nominate candidates Tor lover
nor. state Superintendent Of Free schools, Audi
tor, T.eaIuicr, Attorney. acnefal, and two Judge
Of the supl.mo Court Of Appeals. 10 DO voted iol
n the general election 70 be held on tic second
Tuesday oil October Eexs; and 10 noninxle III
Presidential electors to DO voted for at the Pesi
dcntIk election 10 be held OIL tho fourth day O.
November next; 70 AeltcI State Central Commit
too, aud TO ,Iansact such other business a. may
como be!ure s4id CONVENTION.
The Republican electors Of West Virginia and al
o.her yotetb without regard 10 pASt political Atlia
Nous. who are oppoted 10 tho couhc 0t tho Ccnlo
rrntio administration OK this state LII creating 1
dec, In violation Of tho express PROVISIONS of oul
Coasttu,iol; 70 the oppIetslvc assessments illegal
" lmrosed upon tie people; 70 the unequal aud
buriersone taxation cAused By the supplement
assessment order Of the present administration; I'LL
WAC favor the lowctt taxation compatible with the
p,blIc interest; Of clevailng and di8niiylng Amer
tom labor: protecting frd extending home Indus
tries giving free popular education 10 the nlasslf
nj tho reope scouting FREQ suffrage and an honett
counlsug u ballots: erectually protecting all hui
m IN tights In every section Of our common coaE'
Try and who 1eslre TO promote friendly feeling
.ud permanent harmeny throughout the State BY
maintaining State and Government pledged 70
these objects and principles, are cordially Invited
To attend this Convention and participate In It's de-
libcratons. gr- .ni
We would recommend 10 County Committee,
early action In the matter Ut holding county meet
inxs Tor the purpose oil appointing clesases TO the
6iato Convention. aud thst one delegate fox ever,
one hundred votes CAS-. for Garfield and Arthur b
tho basis Of representation 10 the State Convention
By order Of tho State Central Committee.
". J. ". COWDbN. Secretary.
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On the Rush OF HIS Country men to the
.-,ta Ulaino Standard. ,,.
To Ie Editor Of the IrtfiIicc1cer, ~ gE Il .Et4

. Lei 50
On the Rasl, Of His .ountrymsn to tho
Hlaino STANDARD. ~. x =.
To Ite Editor Of Inc InaHicencer. q Il !.
SlE-I do not propose to. enlighten
those leading Democrats who lose their
temper when they read the manuiactured
stories on tho bulletin boards, rs flushed
from Chicago by tho editors, Baker and
Mo1et, Of the Eg,ster. But I have de.
sire to answer the cooler class OF our lead
ing Democrats who now in & serious mood
ask each other, "'tWhat Is the real cause OF
this stampede, OF, revolt Of onr Irish Demo.
cratic citizens tgaiust the old party; Wheel.
ing seems, already in!ecssd2' This is a
common question. It is not IN exasgcra.
ton to Say that the Irish element 1Orms
about one.tit,h ct the population Of this
county, snd also, it would not be grave
error 50 Say that onefith do not pos.
SEES the ono hundrcd:h part O: tho wealth
Of the county and without. any data or
alatistic5 at hand I will venture the ssser.
ton that in snd about the Isrge centres of
tho population aud manufacturing indus
tiy, the IRISH element ioims the one-.hl,d
OF the Wage workers. They and thoir de.
pendent population arc the lesat, prepared
to 90 through tho period Ct distress thst
Inevitably would follow il The free traders
of the South and Of the North, backed by
England, would commence to ,un cur GOV.
eminent and regulate our commercial laws.
The Dublin I,i.hmen Gays tina. Demo.
cratic anceess on q free trade platform Ia
worth $5O0,GG0, 600 annually to England.
What is EngiaDd's gain in this respect
mast be a direct lcss to our wage workers.
Of America, and to all who depend on the
circulation Of their wsses. Now 1t Is not
in Q reasonable. man, nor In Heayer, to
question The wisdom or right OF American
citjzeno OF Irish birth, Or near. descent, to
revolt against this proposed pew manage
ment Of our Government. Now II this
great and momentous question must be
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For Ice UfcA m Eaters.

A novel poisoning case comes from
New York city which 10 liable to throw ics
cream ea.ers into CONSERVATION and create
panic among the attendants Of church
festivals. It is true the news comes little
late to effect the combination festivals
where tho succulent berries rest on thsicy
bosom Of plate Of cream, but the knowl-
edge will be valuable for next season and
will DO worth something to the young men
II they will cut this out and paste 1t in their
hats. SE
However, there will be other festivals
and church ietes where this refreshing
article will be sold, and where the youDg
man will be compelled to succumb to the
Establishments o! the young girl who will
injure her digestive orzane for tho sake Of
the cause, aud Tor the benefit Of tho health
Of the community generally and having in
mind the depleted pocket boolfoi the young
man in particular We hasten to sound q
note Of warning.
The New York csae has some peculiar
ieatures about It that are worthy Of c1ami-
nation. The report Of the chemist who
analysed the cream is not entirely clear.
While q large number Of pereonB were
affected, not allthe persons who partook Of
the cream were made sick, nor was tho
severity Of the symptoms in all ,cases pro.
porlionate to the amount eaten.
We think some light can be thrown on
this branch Of the investigation by anal.
yzinc the atomachn Of these who were
made sick. 1tis true some diGicuties might
attend this course Of procedure, but Science,
always ready and able to overcome obsta-
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Some CoolluK Thoughts tor Summer
Hendlng-hea Who Porxpiro on One
R'de only. f u'. t
caiIoso Current. &c.,
Curiously enough, however, these dou
ble-lsced masks ARE not without their coun.
terparts in actual everyday life, for we
have it on the authority Of Dr.. Karl Null.
Ter, that in his boyhood he knew man
| who, Janus-like, had two totally different
faces, one aide laughing, and the other cry.
ing. Naturally" be ssya, Threaded this
strange douhleiace, with is one side
smooth, plump, comely, like girls cheek;
while the other was all SCARED by the
smallpox. This eide Of the face denoted
chu,lishness, and while the other bore q
smile, this BODIED mischief" j.
The same authority is also responsible
fcr the following story, which, 81 non wro,
~ ut leas. bsne iDrato. u was once sitting
in q cool underground saloon at Leipsie,
while without people were ready to die
from the heat, when new guest entered
and took a seat opposite to me. The sweat
rolled in great drops down his face, and be
was kept busy with his handkerchief, until
NJ last he found relief in the exclamation
'Fasriully no, = l watched him attsnt,yely
as he called for cool drink, for expected
every moment be would iall from his chair
il fit Of apoplexy. The man must have
noticed that WAS observing him, for be
turned toward mo suddenly, eaying:
7 am curious sort Of person,
am nol?' 'Why?' I asked. Because
penpire only on my right side he 70.
pponded. Aid 30 it waa. Hs right cheek
and the right hslf Of bis forehead were as
hot as fire, while the left side of bis face
bore not trace Of preparation. l had
never seen the like, and in my aatonish.
ment was about TO enter into conversation
With hin regarding this physiological
phenomenon, when bis ke'ghbors on the
Iett broke 10 with the remark: "Then we
are opposites and counterparts Ct each
oihsr, lur pe.sp!rs only on tue left side,'
! Thit; too, WIS the fact So the pair took
seats opposite each other, and shook hands
like two men who had just found each his
| Nyber haifn f7 -
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c!ss, can surely 6ud way to do thisnuch
in the cause o, humanity, though hearts
bleed and people suffer. -t
Why come stomachs wiihstood the In.
s!dloua poison 10 easy Of explanation.
They were these whoae gastric juicts had
familiar knowledge Of such delicacies Of
the festival. combined with .hatrank poison
known ag clfcus lemonade, which a recen.
analysis has shown TO contain 8 . 10 paris
Of aqua p,ra and 40 part Of lemisp jucibus
We tbrox ont these snSses,iors Tor tbt
benefit OF tho New York chemist who Il
at lons to find n reasonable csuse Why CONT
wero effected and others were not.
Tho last attractive feature Of the affai
wss, that the chemist was unable 10 t1ac'
the cream to tho COW that gave tho milk
lie found tho man who sold tho cream
but 10 he bought his supply from III,
different farmsiu Orange county the iutilii.
Of further aeatch was obvious. IaS
Hare lies another miatake in tho investi
CATION. III this day and generation tn
poor innocent COW, browsing on good greer
grass, 10 made to suffer for all The faults Q
the country pump. Now II the aatut
chemis. will only make n lcnr 9
the pumpu Of Otargo county
lis very likely that CONC btar;lin
revelations will repay him for bic vsluabl
time and trouble. He need not alarm Ii
whole country by statirs that q dead ca
wau found in one vol, Orwell, we vii
not anticipate bis discoveries, but II h
will only follow ont the plan outlined her
and correct The matter by quiet and tlsc
i've meanr he will have dcno o great ssl
wee to tho ice cream esters Of New Yo1
and preserved tho integrity Of Science.
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decided in a contest OF moral force and
sNtstion, the place Of 1rieh Democratic
cit'zans Is no. In the rear but In the front
Of the battle, go that when tho concentrated
l.rce Of the enemy falls on and s.abs to
the heart our a'g bearers, John Kelly and
his "paehyderm breed" as the R9istsr Of
llsh ipst. callH John Kelly and his
followers, other brave men may take their
place. .0',.
;. But perilars Baker and MoGst elept and
dined with Mast and the Hnrpers In Obi.
cago, and they have agreed on a common
plan for the campaign. But to the main
question. With little more time and
apace ! could prove 10 my Democratic
friends that tho peculiar position that We
Irish Democrats hold TO day In this
Republic, socially, politically and In
material wealth, Ia the result OF q long
standing curee that tho free trade policy Of
England forced on uB and our ancestors al
tho point Of tho bayouet In the land Of our
birth. This Is tho frat cause Of the STAN
pede 10 Blaine and protection, all other
wage workes are equally interested with US.
u. But on ~ especially F
Tho contest II cslling, .
| kCntfb Otln 20 nktOQ
| ,l- Tan an Cab blAUGb, IN n.
There are numerous repelliug forces &C,
cumulating on tho side Of The free trade
party, while now magnetic objects are b.
coming visible on the side Of the protec
ton party All these features, Of course
viii have some influence on certain indi
yiduala. But there Is nothing farther from
the trath lhsn TINT any old religious idea,
have anything to do with the disaifsctior
Of the lrish Catholic voter in this campaign
Any other good Christian in this land car
change his vote and trade an old spawned
horse for sound s:x year old one aud
take alt the boot he can get In the shape o.
tariff and good times. But II the lrist
Catholic Christian attempts to do such 8
thing, some politicians who expect to rid,
into lat offices on the strength Of bis vote
will ehout "Traitor! Rsligion!" Thost
wise free trade politicians would profit BY
informing themselves on the fact tina. thi,
workshops and halls OF labor organization
to-day in this country are 30 many uni
vessi,ies, where working mon ars s.udyinj
International and economic question, AMI
1t ia natural to suppose that Independent
action will follow intelligent thought. .
fL A. LALLY,
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HMSIIEIMER-cn Wed sesday, July l6, 1884, AT
III, sch year OF her tEe. ~ ~ -
Fuartsl Friday at $50 \. ", from hor late resi-.
dcnce. Films Of tee family are invited, n
sOHsyTH-4t her reaIdence In Chicano an
Monday. July Il 1854, Mtk, ELLEN FomYTn, aved
W formerly Of Wheeling, iF1hI'He Z, iiI' 80 20
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How nice it would be II tho men could
ba induced to. abandon coats and vests.
and wear jsrseys in hot weather. Il would
not only be more, cool and comfortable.
but would break up the custom Of carving
haska in the breast pocket. .
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Ctsysfn.e. LIS u 1.oi.ttcat n rforiner.

The Democracy is posing befoIe the
country ns the champion Of purity in
p2liiies," administrative reform" and tina,
kind Of thing, ard it otfers Cleveland as ita
apostle. TIE George William Curtis In
dependent Republican boilers cay that
Cleveland is good enough reto.mcr !oi
them. Here is specimen OF Governor
Cleyeland'a methods rs a political re!ormer,
State Senator Thomas F. Grady bad not
made himself acceptable TO the Governor,
and the Governor turned to Boss Kelly to
bag his coed Offices agsins! the obnoxious
Safe Senator. Read the letter. ST.
EXECUTIVE CHAus,g, ALBANY, Dot. 20, 1883
The len. John Kelly: q u.
Mr. DEAR e1R:-It Is cot without hesitation
that l write this. have determined TO DO 30.
however, because ] see no reason why l
should not be entirely fsark with you. am
anxious that Mr.. Grady should not be re-
turned to the re1t Senate. I do not Hieh to
conceal the fact that my personal cumtorl
and satisfaction sre invotved in this matter.
But know that good legislation, BASED upon
pure desire to promote the 1nteIeAts OF the
psople and tho improvement OF legislative
methods. are also derply involved. ioEbear
to write In detail tf the other col siderntiuns
having 1eauon To the welfare Of the party
and the approval 10 be secured by y change
ioe the better In the character OF It's reprt-
sentatives. These things will occur to you
without suggestion from me. Z
Yours very truly, Sc
GRoyxR CLEvELAED.
Hard.hearted John Kelly did not nsarkt n
10 the voice Of the Governor pleading fer
his "personsl comfort and satisfaction"
and he allowed Grady to hold fast to what
he had and make thugs lively for Cieve.
land at Chicago.
What would be thought CT q President
OF the United States who should write to
political boss asking him to "lay out" an
offensive Congressman to promote the
Presidents personal comfort and eatisfac.
tom? Let Us make the impossible suppo.
sition that Cleveland is President. Con.
gresham Cox, OF New York, Tammany
man, becomes obnoxious to the President.
Knowing that John Kelly is the Tanmany
Boss President Cleveland writes begging
him not to allow Sam Cox to be reelected
to Congress- That would be a fine speci-
men Of administrative REFORM" wouldn't
~ - 80
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TRAvELER'H GUIDE.
Trains asrive aud depart - follows-City Tim,

Trains arrive aud depart - follows-City Timo:
nALTlnORE d OTTOMAN L1xK-De.
part-For Baltimore and New York l:4J NJ 8.26
m, and sos p m. Grafton ACCOMMODATION e:1
4 m: Local freight 7:05a IN. Mouudsville Accom-
moda!!nn, ll:s5 N. dlovsrS Gap ,Aocommoda.
y. .. Dfv.--For Chicago aud the West e:ls m.
::25 p m. and lilo p N. GAINESVILLE Accommods.
tlon, 8:S5 am. GAINESVILLE Accommodation. 4:40 b N
a m. Thadelphia Accommodation, SO D m.
Wa1hington. Pa, Accommodation, 6:sj p nj q. {. NJ
G., la:loa N, JOBS n. and t:25 n. glovora Gap
Accom- modAton, 500 m. MoundEyille Accom-.
mediation. l:a N. grafton Accommodation, 6:S5
co. DIV from Uh!caso and the Vest. $40 4 m.
ton, SIS N. Banosvtlls Acoommodstion, ia
W, Pa 8. DIv.-F.om PItuburgh. at Lao m
and 7:2o m. Washington, Pa, s:io m. Triadel.
Ali through trains nun daily. Local train. daily
except Sunday. =
r., Q. d ut. L.--DnAHT--e:2o q N, &bs 4 m,
lao p N, as N. AHnIvH-8:S0 4 N, t1:06 4 na'
ssSp m, TO p N. ~: &. s.7.t - ! ~
Cleveland, Lorain d whecling.-DrAsr.
81. Clainyillo 9:T N. Cleveland express 1922 N.
4:i7 N, S.. 1ainyille accommodation 6I7 ,'g N.
ARRIvE-9t claiiGyille ST. q M Mau,jlon accom-.
mediation a:al q m, st. Clairsvil 10 1877 m, Cleye-
land express 2:S7 p IN, 81. Clairsyille 4:52 p n.
Cleveland d Observation-Disclosures a
N, u;27 m, ZIG p IN; Steubcuviilo Accom- MODS
ton 9.ls . M, WelSville Accommodation S:ts
bcnv.le Recommendation is m. Wella7dlss . e..
OommodAuon 6:83 m. sga51 r, 7-s,ls Vi 80
b. z. d @. Rafiway-LKlvI Bellairo 10.
Woodaneld and Bummordeld Ut 600 4 m. and Gid
D. n ARRIVE 1t Bellairo Ut Old a. m. and 6Gs n.
chic River X R.-DHrAsr-ForP arkenburu
$50 m; Accommodation Q IS q m and 40 M ny
ARnyE-ii:61 m. s co p m and 9:20 nj. T., -.
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stsi. ~ "KonEh on Rats.'' 6t.,l yiai
Clears ont rats, mics, reaches, flies, ants.
bed.bugs, skunka, chipmunks, gophess. Z $50
Dsuggi8t2 aAiSg gag a3EtS1si ttF3 ,rI1s
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& ELM GROVE R.R,

N7 dEELlN0 q ELM oNOVE 4. 4. 2
On and after SUNDAY, MAY 49,. 1884, trains On
Leaving tho City a s \. u, and run every hou,
until or. X -. -. 'slgL ts,7 IA : -
Leaving wheeling Park at ~. n, and run eyery
hour until 10r. Il 1tT
{2si. on sunpAYA FL Tl
Leaving the City at 4. ", and run every hour
until . r. T.. .ssI, E'T9rlot a - 49,
Leaving Wheeling Part At 8 4 T., and run cyery
hour until 10 r. 4. He Fl st.tI , p ~ NJ -
Pamongen will saye time and trouble by pur.
ohAdng heiI tcke1 1t tho cnnco. no =, i
nyW G7ff,- q, H1RsuH Bupt
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Ayers asrssparitta ts the most etlectiya
blood purifier ever devised. It Is rscoom.
mcnded BY the beat phvaJairn.. nav
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THE Want" Soap is the bigsess OF all, tbs
best five cent bars, -. X rrhas
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REPUBLICAN tUl MY TICKET.

FOR iiiEAiif,
FRANK JOHNSON. "
;cLrEK o. snR elEculr COURT,
CHARLES 8. EOHkLL.
aInx or 1iiR COUNTY COURT,
". MINT. LlhCu..
1hrsxcDTjHo ATToRnLY.
JOSEPH D. ELs0N. 81
Isr@oa, CITY DisTliCT.
FRED. ROLLER,
Aiar4on, couNrai DisrhIcT,
WM. A. MCCOY. ""' I'D
COUNTY tuRykyoK,
CLAKENUk X. LAIRD.
HJusE or plLr0A1Is.
B. b. DOvESEH,
A. &. +. EBELIN1,
}. bAhkEa.
Coz. ". b. CURTIS. Az.
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TIE sale eboye mentioned has hen st'or,,,
until Saturday. July 49, 1884, al 10 o'to,k 4, ~
1yA a. CALDWELL, Trns.os
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Some Cooling Thoughts tar Summer
Kcndlng-hea Who Porspiro on One
R'do only. Ui u sd.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-04-23
New Goods at travels.

Two LADY ARTIsTs.-Miss Won
Hillern and Miss Beckett. the WELL
known artists, who are at present 10
this city, have row concluded the
series Of exhibitions Of their pslntlngs
W hich they have gwen IN several large
cities, and will IN a few days leave
Bal limors for their home in Virginia,
and again resume their artist work.
They had intended placing their PIC
lures on exhibition here, but the unex-
peced approach Of spring weather pre-
vented them from 50 doing. In sple
of this fact, However, several OF their
pictures have been secured by ar
connoisseurs, among the The Med
lev of a Dream after Reading OVID
by Miss Beckett, aud Woods at Har-
per's Ferry" by Miss Won Hilern.-
Bait. Day.
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Gold in our Old Fields.

When we consider health to be be ter
than wealth then must We consider the
old field MULLEN better than gold-at
least the medical world so recognize it:
and attests lls merit over Cod Liver
OIL for lung troubles. Made into tea
and com bined with Sweet Gum it pre-
sents in Taylor's Cherokee Remedy Of
Sweet Gum and Mullen, pleasant
and effective cure for Group. Whooping
Cough, Colds and Consumption, Price
25cts and 81 90. This with DR.. Big
gers, Southern Remedy, an equill'
.fflcsciou, remedy for Cramp Collie.
Diarrl ea, Dysenterv, and children suit
lering from the effects OF teelbing pres
ents a little Medicine Chest no house
hold should be without, for the speedy
relief of sudden aud dangerous attacks
of the lungs and bowels. Ask your
druggists for them.
Manufactured by Walter A. Taylor,
Atlanta, Ga, Proprietor TaSlor's
Premium Cologne.
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A VALUABLE Bo0K.--A Treatise
on the Horse. This little book 10 oil
special value to every horscman and to
every owner Of a horse. II contains
an Index of Diseases, giving q discrip-
ton of each, with causes, symptoms
and treatment. II has large collec'
ton Of receipts of which many single
receipts are worth, to every horse own
ar, several times the price OF the book.
Th. treatment given for each disease
can be relied on. 1t also gives engra'
wings showing the position taken in the
different stages of disease. 1t not onl,
gives the names OF medicines uued In
different diseases but also gives the
proper doses. No horse owner can al
ford to do without this book which gives
you as accurate and valuable lnforma-
lion as that given in books costing from
Ave TO ten dollars. Price Twenty-Five
cents. For sale by w. II. BARaELT,
Woodstock. Va.
The book viii be sent by mail on re-
capt of price.
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Strasburg Items.

The measles are pre- vailing in S.ras'
burg. One gentleman has six children
sick, at this time.
Mr.. j. S. Bowman is erecting new
building, to be used, in The manuiac'
ture of shoes, &c.
Mr.. H. p. Ludwig is erecting new
business house.
Miss Gustie Dosh, Of Woodstock, is
visiting Mrs. Mary Keller.
The wheat IS looking unusually prom
ising aud our farmers are very busy
preparing to put out a large crop oil
corn.
A number Of boarders from the cities,
are expected 10 spend the summer in
this placs.
The lovers Of whisky are wondering
how long the drouth will contlaue.
The Valley telephone has rot yet
reached This point. WHEN 1t does, we
" i'll telephone ,ou-More ANON.