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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-25
A DEMOCRAT wAs1s no KNOW.
Is Wheeling the Headquarters for the
r Hl.t Democratic Ring?

Is Wheeling the Headquarters for ths
Democ.aiic King:
To The Editor Of NE Ii,kllige,eer: lG#'a ::
6IR:-Nooesslty compels me to tresspass on
your paper to convey few idesg to my Dem
ocratic brethren concerning the manner Ia
which We are expected to do somo heavy
fighting in the coming Slate campaign.
Yesterday q large number OF petitions
were circulated through the city and will.
ingly signed by Democratic voters only,
praying the Democratic Executive Commit
tee Of this county to delay action and change
the manner now proposed by It for selecting
delegates to the sl8te Convention. Many OF
the signers at frat did not understand =.
Others got confused. Some shook their
heads aud said there was something wrong,
but invariably come one would volunteer 10
explain TINT political ring here in the CITY
intended to aelect little ring at tho prl-
mary on next Saturday, which on The follow.
ing Monday would select larger ring Of
forty delegates to tho State Convention, thsse,
all creatures OF the ring, Of course, would DO
bound to vote for no man Us nominee for a
State Office but the gentlemen who are al.
ready appointed by the ring. ~. FS y
Whether this explanation was correct OF
suited everybody, will not say, nor will
I make any comments, but offer fsw simple
rules that the ring leaders would do we'll to
heed. 81 a. Il, .iiEss
First-Let them not ,iiink that the people
don't always know what 10 best for them in
matters OF self government. Becond-Re-
member II all Democratic voters ere ex.
pected toyote the straight ticket tina: square
honest method should DO sdopted Tor select.
Ing the candidates. Then ii they succeed
they. will have reason to DO glad, and II they
are defeated they will have no cause TO blame
or curse each other for the iailu1e.. u
Ie; Respectfully, 1,i., rs b
Wheeling, June "a, ( SIs,;.,J' ~ Il 4;
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ARULE FOR CONTEMPT
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Issue,i Yesterday by tho Supreme Court
OFFS ppeain ON Complaint OF II. n. Nus.
z asii.i Attorney, Growing Out Of ~
fI m Editorial on RehsHeszment.t53ii

d 4 L
An interesting proceeding was yesterday
insugurated In the Supreme Court OF Az.
peals. Mr.. II. NJ. Rua.ell, OF this oity, who
was attorney for Auditor Miller in tho IT.
cent application for mandamus 10 compel
7. II. Buchanan, Assessor Of Brooke county,
to obey the reassessment order Of 1885, made
complaint thaton the 18th Of June, 1884, the
Wheeling DAILY INTrLLlGEScER. a newspaper
OF which John Frsw, A. W. Campbell and
@. d. Hart, doing business under the firm
name Of Frsw, Campbell & Hart, ore pub.
lishers, and q. u. Hart Is editor.in.ohlsi,
contained an editorial article On the reassess.
ment question, which was then at issue In a
suit before this court, In which the com.
plainAnt was interested aa the attorney 10,
the petitioner, Joseph 8. Miller, Auditor, and
Thai said editorial was OF such character and
tenor AZ to influence the decision Of this
Court In the csse In question. He therefore
petitionB that ruls issue against said mem
bcrs Of the firm OF Frew, Campbell & Hart,
citing them TO appear and show cause why
they should not be attached for contempt fol
said publication.
The petition was granted, and the rule OF.
deYed 10 js,ue. An 1HrELLlsKNCkR reporter
dropped In at the court room while Mr.. o.
| 6. Long the CLERK, was preparing the rule
and glanced over so much OF the document
as he had completed. The fact OF the com.
plaint by MIR. Russell Is cited, and the edi.
iorial to which he objects IL quoted In full.
MIR. Long thought The rule would be served
last evening, but 1t had not been up To 0
late hour. II IL nado rsturnable on HAtur
day next. Mr.. Russell enters the complaint
OF his own motion, and not as the represent
atiys OF Auditor Miller. The latter gentle
man knew nothing Of the proceeding unit
after the rule had been Issued. o..
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CITY MATTERS.
Brief Notes on Current Events OF Minol
Interest.

Bflok NOleh Oh CufEoHt htcuL3 OIL AAuOF
Interest.
JusT two days more Of public school.
The teachers Of Boone and Cabsll counties
have their institutes thia week.
A tpxcrAL term OF Judge Boyd's aide OF the
Circuit Court will DO held next Saturday.
IT is about time that the decorations placed
about the soldlero' monument on the both Of
May last wers removed. Ihey nave Withered
and faded until they look very bad. ,E.t
WILLIAM FAsNAcuT was Yesterday appointed
administrator OF the estate OF Mary kallen.
berger, deceased. .sud gave bond In the sum
OF 81, 500, with Henry Hanke as surety.
In the accounts OF the Bhs!b case the sister
Of Mrs. Hayman has been referred to as Miss
Hively. This was her maiden name, but she
Is a married lady, and her name Ii now Mrs.
Amanda sallyard. g--
THE Eighth ward school will bs closed this
morning. 1t was ordered closed as mark
of sympathy felt by the Board, teachers and
scholars for the principal, Prof. F. H. Crago,
whose con is to bs buried this morning.
WHEELING wants to borrow 5000 900, and
will submit the question to vote OF the
people, About seven-tenths OF this amount
has already been expended. There arc some
great heads in Wheeling.-Bs!laire lndepend.
cat.
THERE was a serious run oil on the Ma
tioual road on Fulton Hill Monday night
resulting in the smash.up OF a carriage and
the Beyere injury OF two men and woman.
its occupants. The names OF the parties
could not be aBcertsined. ~
CLERK HOOK yesterday admitted to record
deed made June "a, by Levi Bogard aud
wife to William Strolmyer, in consideration
of 81, 200, Tor the south half Of lot 20 and the
south half OF lot SO on the river bank west OF
West s.,eet, in North Wheeling. i
The Opera House band and orchestra went
overland to New Athens yesterday TO play
for the college commencement there. Il
will return to-day and tomorrow will 20 to
West Liberty to plsy for the Normal School
commencement. Inc band appears to be
having considerable business to attend to
just at present; it is on the 60 nearly all the
time. -I5Is 80 -- 2.st
The ladies OF st. Luke's Protestant Ep,sce-
pal Church, South Penn street, Island, will
give lawn fets In Zsne's orchard, on South
Front street, tomorrow evening. The orchard
will be beautifully Illuminated with Chinese
iauterns, and the entertainment may be re-
lied upon to be ono OF the most pleasing OF
the season in every respect. Supper and re-.
freshments will be served, and the ladies will
leave no detail unattended to which can con-
tribute To the comfort or pleasure OF their
guests.
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KILLED FOR CAUSE,
The Sad Fate OF II Man Who Would Jok
IA 81. f. i. A tNuf fhn Wanthar ,l.Il

The Sad Fate OF II Man Who Would Joke
at About the Weather.. 4i!
II the friends Of that genial individual, T.
Tommie Cockayne, Of orchestra fame, miss
his familiar laugh at future social gatherings,
they will have TO seek him in the private
cemetery OF the INTrLLIeENcsR fighting edi.
tor. The I. Q. hated to do it. Everybody
around the: office liked Tommie and II
his 3 hearty .'All is well'' was not
heard ringing =. through the spacious
corridors Of the establishment at least once
In so often, it was taken as conclusive EVIL
deuce that ali was not well. But much as all
liked him, tho action OF the warrior member
OF the staff is unanimously approved. Tom
mie came into the river editors room last
night with smiling face, and uaid: "Boys,
the report that the river IL frozen over al
slacktown is mistake. was Just up" a.,
That was all. He waa buried at midnight
Tho fighting editor had just been up to look
at Dr.. Schnepi's Thermometer, and q wag
held his cigar to the bulb Just before It
underwent inspection, aud run the mercury
up TO 1859. No wonder be was not In Al mood
for leo lies, .,Ja 4, Z. Go G ~. IS; IN
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Personal MENTION.
News aud Gossip In Relation to Various
ri N People. :sfT "

NewB ana GOsslp In Relation 10 various
IN People. :sfE ~
Capt. All. W. Burnett, the Charleston de.
teotive, Is in town. enf7''. ~
Judge B. 8. Brown, Of Ravenswood, arrived
In the city last night. 4@N 55l8
Hon. John A. Campbell, OF New Cumber.
land, isat the Mcclure House. s,. Ri.
j. E. Murphy, OF the Peoples Adpocale Of
Pittsburgh, was about town yesterday.
Hon. Caleb Borgess., Of Clcrksbu-g, was
among the prominent guests at Mt. do Chan
tai yesterday. a1,2' .-
Harry Brown and wife, OF South Front
street, are visiting friends at Bteubsnville
and Pittsburgh.
Mrs. George H. Mofiett, Of Buckhnnnon,
wife Of the editor Of the Register, Ia visiting
her husband at the Mcclure House. ~ :-557-
Mics Mary Bukey,. one OF Parkersburgs
fairest daughters, Is visiting friends In the
city and will remain here week or ten days
longer. Ws,.,.,5ss -
: President W. K. Pendleton and wife and
Mr.. L; D. Pendleton, Of Bethsay College, and
Mrs. lsaac Errett, Of Cincinnati, were In the
city yesterday. - e. nyU .g
Miss Jennie Wilson, daughter OF Col. Ben
Wilson, has been guest Ut Mt. de Chantal
Tor the past three or four days. Miss Wilson
graduated there last year. ~
Miss Jessie Sharp, OF Bellaire; Miss Carrie
Higgins, CT Wheeling, and Mis- Holiday, OF
Cad:z, are visiting Miss Bee Holiday, OF
South Fifth s!reet.-Steu6enrille Ga=stte. "a
State Senator Joseph Van Meter, OF Hardy
county, prominent candidate for the Dem.
ocratic nomination for Governor, and P. G.
Duffy, Of Webster county, an aspirant for the
nomination for Auditor on the same ticket,
are in the city looking after their "fences."
Miss Katie McGraith, OF Philadelphia, was
among the guests at Mt. de Chantal yesterday.
Mics Mcdralth is q former graduate. and IL
one OF the three to whom the Institution since
its organization has ever awarded the gold
medal for completing the nlus!es! course, a
course which is &C. finished and thorough that
when one completes 1t she may be said to be
an artist in a!l lhat'the word implies.
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Death OF Prof. Crogo,u SON.

The funeral OF Prof. F. H. Cragos oldeut
child, BOD, will take place this morning,
notice Of which will be found elsewhere.
The young lad had just about arrived at his
mejurity when no was taken severely i'll
with typhoid fever and suddenly died. He
was bright boy, liked by all who knew him
and dearly loved by his parents. On: them
his death Is blow that falls with crushing
force. 1t Is an fillictlon doubly hard to bear
in view Of tho iact that, only q few weeks
since thsy were called on to barry younger
child. Prot. Crago, as prinoIpa Of Richie
school, the largest in the city, has had to bear
u lheavySload in addition to his ar6uous
school Juties, by THESE two deaths. = He and
their friends and those who mersly know
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SEERSUCKERS III Blue. Z.
Seersuckersin White. VI
Seersuckers In Brown. AZ.
Seersuckers in Buff.
In large quantities at,the Star.
D. GUNDLlNG & CO.,
s'2ei' &c Twelfth Street.

LARGEST limo Of Spring Goods in tho
city, comprising 800 different Patterns
Of Suitings, 100 different Patterns Of
Pantaloonlngs, and 81. different Patterns
Of Spring Oycrcoatings. Made up in
best slyle. Mt e.. HESS l. SONS, NJ
-, = No. 1891 g. 1898 Market Street.
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DROWNED WHILE BATHING,
Sad Fate OF II. Dr. y. Machinist from

Sad Fate OF q II. Dr. y. Machinist from
.'t -,is4 Piedmont. II .
Yesterday morning shortly after daylight
mans clothes were found on the river
bank near the Belmont mill, snd about
o'clock the body Of man was recovered
from the river. 1t proved to be that Of Sam
uel Talmer, Of Piedmont, maohinist in the
employ Of the B. & O. Railroad Company,
whose home is at Piedmont. He had gone
In bathing on Monday night, and 1t is pre-
80 drowned. Ho was good swimmer.
Talmer was As or so years OF age, and
leaves wife and four children at Piedmont.
He was insured In the B. l. o. employees re.
lief association, but had little other means.
Coroner Echultza viswed the body and found
a verdict In accordance with the facts.
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BtlGire Independent. * 49,;
Rev. Hunt, (colored). for some time a resi-.
dent Of Bellaire, but now. PASTOR OF the First
African Methodist Episcopal church at St.
Olairavillo, was on Saturday elected by the
Richland township Democrats u delegate 10
their Congressional Convention at Caldwell,
This is In the nature of new departure by
the Belmont county Democracy. Rev. Hunt
has speech prepared by himself or some
one else, b that he intends to deliver at oald:
speech in full. 1t IL expected that Rev.
Hunt will create sensation ut Caldwell, and
bis appearance will mark long step for.
ward by, tho Democratic party in this part Of
the country. st3f% zfie1gi !3,,
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[AdyertiEemept,1

Editor lnieliGenceT: PIN
Once with tonshawk and arrow FACING in
open combat the deadly mirsiles Of firearms
when Yalor was counted foremost, now
degenerated and almost e1tinct-has be-
come the son Of the forest. The
"Big Indian OF yore What vivid picture
our Imagination can draw Of him Tall, OF
massive build and hercu,ean strength, in the
grotesque style OF war-pAint, his glossy hair
adorned with beautiful feathers OF birds that
had 10 succumb 10 bis unerring arrow. Now
attired in the style Of the pale face, OF
medium height and frail build. No war paint
enhances the beauty Of his sallow counte-
nance. He Is bsreit Of bis feathers and the
streamy, raven hair is represented by gray
brittles. The determined outlines OF the
mouth are now but Q languid and habitual
eueer. The war,whoop fs given only in 3
screaking and feeble voice. Thus has suffered
the Red man, and the certain "Big min" in
our midst Ia but mere contrast with his
early ancestors. 4-a.zz2.yi IN. .,JJl..s
The City Of Wheeling and county Of Ohio,
In which tho big 4ngin" resides a. the only
genuine American, contalusa great MANI
dutch" 1.-THE "Big Ingn' did not study
geography. =. These Dutch own half OF the
county's assessable property and pay taxes
thereon. They sometimes strive as they are
not all blockheads, and as we'll ablo to fill an
office as others, TO sslsut one Of their OWN
number to take care Of the money that they
mostly themselves pay. But here THY meet
with the opposition Of the red man.
Qae out Of six Offices be is willing to accede
to them. Two out Of si1 would be detrimen-
tai to Democratic success. The "Big ;Insin'
is by the way, Democrat aud wire puller
through the tricky manipulations Of his
paper, the Regater. he never answers ques-
flop straight, however be does Indian present
Rtyle) best around the bush and rather per.
verts than tells the truth. sometimea be
crawls in hole and bobs up serenely at a
more convenient time. :.5s'is ;=Ga > ,.2ss!
For there are many reasons: I. His bread
and butter might be Hess proportion.
II. His pet candidate might suffer terribly.
III. His scheme OF going West, repairing
to bis Vigwou aud there With the rest OF his
tribe smoking the pips OF peace, might be
frustrated by reason Of not finding enough
fools to buy his paper at the par value as es-
timated by said proprietor. s ANXIETY.
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An Unique Accident.

Yesterday morning early Mr.. N. 7. Way.
man, book-keeper pt George r. Tayloss,
vas ieadinga COW BY q rope attached to her
horns, and when ,on Sixteenth a.rest, near
MoCoiloch, the COW started to run, and the
rope being drawn around MI. Wayman'a
BODY he was thrown down and dragged
some distance. His hands and arms were
badly bruised and his head pretty severely
hurt he WAS anls!ed home by frienda, and
bis wounds dre1sed. They are painful In the
extreme, but not necessarily dangerous. }yyy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-25
I, A Boat Race Made,

Jimmie Manton, OF this city, and John
He'll, Of Belleire, met at the Register Q flee
last night, and agreed to row a three-mile
race on Saturday, July 15, at Bellaire, for
$2c0 side, He'll allowing Manton $25 for ex.
penses. /, A forfeit Of SIS a side was put up
in Ethe hands of W. O. Beaus, and the re-
mainder Is 10 be put mp, $50 q side on July
s and $l25 each July II, at which latter date
d iinal stakeholder and referee will be chosen,
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Ne = Honors& His Father and Draw
|i5 t4r'-'S 8l5, 900. XXX h y AZ ga;'t..t

9 The holder Of one.fith ticket 10 s42,t the
capital OF $75 600 in The Louisiana State Lot
terry, Tneaday, ia Mr.. Isaac Haines, engineer
on the N. ~. R. r. To a Chattanooga Tsmti
reporter. he said: ~ happened 10 find IN
OLD 81 90 bill In my pocketbook whom in
Memphis: and concluded to buy lottery
ticket OF NJ. a. Dauphin, New Orleans La,
by mail. l thought no more Of it, when q
telegram from New Orleans was received to.
day. that No: TO- $40 had drawn the prizs,
$7o o0o IN The Louisiana State: Lottery, /
number He has been on tie II, & ORR
IA years, and Is held in high esteem. He
has supported two sisters and an aged father
for years aeAr Stevenson, Ala. + "A lew
months ago, in the same Louisiana State
Lottery, he drew . largs prizs, receiving 5000
for his share.a-Aemphs Tenn Ledger,
May 10. n 1srs}s, DaW
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THE DAILY MARKETB.


NEW YoRK. June A.-Money market easy at ls7
PERCENT cloted at q percent. Prime mercantile
paper 6sG percent stcrlinF Exchange bsnken' hills
weak and depressed at u tla4 81 demand x SKA
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The Mountain Lake Park Hotel has bean
greatly enlarged and improved, and viii be-
ready for the reception of guests on july
lsr, Regular rates Of board $3.50 per day,
$l4 90 per week, so % per month, and hall
price for children. Z, !, 8 90.
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!. R. W. HAMILTON is now canvassIng for
Life OF Blaine and Logan, written by HI.
Ramsdell, tho only author chosen by Blaine.
Bee 1t before you subscribe. 5
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The New Imperial Plow beats them all.
Take 1t upon trial with any and Ill others.
Keep them sill and pay for the plow that does
the most satisfactory work. It ~ sold by 8.
E. Boyd Wheeling, W. Va. 3.
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Another lot Of carriages, jump seats, two and
three spring phaetons, dog carts, piano box
and cut down front buggies; all full leather
trimmed and warranted; also full platform
and three spring wagons for less money than
ever before offered In Wheeling. Call, SEQ
and price ". W. Ferrsl's, corner Main and
Twenty. first Streets. * s. & D. Y'E
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!. Jon LOT OF 81, 600 worth Of Mems Clothing,
which was bought at 80 cents on the dollar
and will be sold the same way. Call and see
them Ut Twenty first and Main streets.
rrJ1' ST '5}s,sl5 al ]. W. FxRgxL.
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awarded diplomas and gold medals for the
compilation OF tho antire English course. iG

AWARDED ulplOMhA anu ROlu Meuulb lor bne
completion OF tho antire English course. "a
To. Miss Bessie Hamilton, Of Warrington
WAS awarded an elegant. gold medal glvon
general excellence and skill shown In the
culinary and housekeeping departments.
This announcement created q storm OF sp.
plause. Tho medal 10 q heavy one, Appro.
priately inscribed, and Miss Hamilton hM O
right to feel proud OF It,. The general verdict
both among the Sisters and pupils was, that II
had been worthily awarded. a "a
An AppRk.s mr. THE GOVERNOR. a ~.
Governor Jackson was introduced by Bish.
op Kahn, and made short address In bis
ner. He paid deserved compliments 10 the
good work the SIaters are accomplishing al
the Mount. Not only were the "brIlliant
Fireworks OF q woman's ducatlon-music,
etc., properly attended to, but also those &C..
complishments In tho household and cullna.
~ line that are among the chief attributes OF
true woman. The Governor congratulate d
Wheeling that such an institution was 10
near her borders, and advised the extending
OF an aiding hand whenever 1t was desired. He
congratulated the scholars on the progress
they had made, and in this was seconded by
Bishop Kain, who made one OF bis happy
little talks. $40 .5i,.e ID M 4. q
II may be said at this junoture, that the
culinary department Ia one recently added,
and the success 1t has mat with, 10 really pht
nomenal. The scholars have lost all shoddy
arlstocracy views they may have had con.
corning the kitchen and its work
and are fast becoming adopts. s The
Sisters are highly pleased over its
succesl The past year has been good
one, both as to attendance and results at
isIned. As year nfter year passeu away the
splendid work done and tha great benefits TO
b. derived OF this institution become more
tends to almost every State In the Union
and the attendance Is on the increase.
~ " IL 81 A fLxAsANT sIQuEL.
At the conclusion Of the exercises, which
were brought 10 close about 1890 o'clock,
Refreshments were served In the lower halls
ID all who chose to accept. and the humber
was by ID means small. In one Of the par.
lors q party Of about forty gen.
tlensn sat dowu 10 q substantial
aud '%shperbly cooked dinner. With
Bishop Kahn and Governor Jackson. The
following olergymen were among this mum.
ber: r. Rey. Mgr, J; 7. sullivan, "; g.
Very Rev. Il. +. Psrke; Very Ray: John
Clarksburg Rev. John McElligott; Rev.
John Deehan; Rev. D. B. Gull, Bellaire;
Rev. g. P. Herman, Waynesburg; Rev.
A. Hchlsichei; Rev. John A. Reynolds, bod.
bridge county; Rev. Fred. Haimann, Mar.
shall county; Rsv. John a. Tracy, Weston;
Rev. Father Haetley, 6tenbenville; Rev.
Father Doyle, Washington, Pa, Rev. Walsh,
Fairmont; Rev. Father Irsrm1s, OF st. Al.
phopsus Church, and Rsy, A. Boutlou: OF
Mt. de Chantal. In addition there were mem.
bers Of the press, several OF the parents and
gentlemen from the city and inferior OF the
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Mn. HENRr zwIcK, Postmaster, Bsngsn,
Ind, writes: "Mr. J. E. Hone and Mr..
Lewis Purdy, were cured OF Aevsre sprains
to the ankle and back respectively, by the
use Of st. Jacobs OIL, the great psin-relisYer.
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Reduced Rnies Via Il. d O. ~ K q
The B. & O.. 90. will sell round trip tickets
to points in Kansas, Nebraska, Dakota and
Minnesota at one fare for tho round trip
until June &c. Tickets good forty days from
date of sale. ~. 2tg tg-Sg
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HEADQUARTERS for all kinds OF Gardening
Toola and Seeds. 8. E. Boyd's, Market
square. ! * sf{'s5. ~ II s-f1yl ~
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Jusr think OF 1t, an eieht-ioot Step Ladder
for e 90, si1.foot for 81 so, with patent
bucket support, at Boyd's, Market 4quate.
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The coiofed day Bilaols Of thi1 city will
hsve an excursion to Mahan's GROVE On the
P. w. & Ky. road ThursdaY, June %. Round
trip, forty cents. ~ 5t IL ii
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Childrcns' Seersuclker Suits.
A, nice assortment and exceedingly cheap,
\, Iet E. NJ. McGIL11H & Co.'S.
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LIsnr blue, pink md white. Balbrlggln
childrens'. hose at 80 4 ! - :
81 r. z -, Z. N. Mcdrn1H Il Co. q.