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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-01

AZ ~ r. tricks church yesterday az
teinooh Al o'clock MIR. Pat O'Neele, Of
TINS C. .cy, led to the altar Miss Ef1ie b.
Da' ,sson, Father Quinon officiating. The
c CEREMONY was witnessed by "A few init
mate friends of the contracting parties.
The happy cOunle will enter at once into
the mysteries of housekeeping. MAY
of bliss.
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The war on the canine spec, n. 10 bo,no
waged with a Vengeance. The catcher
and his laliat are constantly Oh the go
and all dogs that do not have the regu-
llation tag on them, sho wing that the tax
has been paid ON thenl, are taken up and
killed. Inere nav been several at
tehlpts made by Gamers to initiate the
tag put tue calcht rs have theireyes open
lor those "edrlh < spurious tags.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-01

The Democrats of Shelly county, In
diana, nave decided to hold Il monster
barbecue, at the fair grounds, near Shtl'
byvillc. ON Thursday, september 9th
1854. II is the Intention OF the Dohoc.
racy of Shelby, Indiana, the Old home OF
Hendricks, 20 make the affair tho big
rest of tho kind ever held In the West,
Forty bceyes, seventy sheep and over
sevnntv-hve hogs have already
Icon subscribed by Democratic
farmers. Gov. Click, of kausns, hoA
ipnilied his intention of furnishing ?
sleer weighing 1900 pounds, and wh' 4
At arrives will be placed on exhibition. n
the fair grounds six bands of rust
have been engaged for the orc' Aston
Among the speakers who will ce pres
ont are lIoas. Thomas \, Tie ndrirl;s
! Nan. W. Voorhees,, Isaac 7. Gray, Rev
Henry Ward Beeoher, Coy, Georg
linadly, Hons. Allen q Thu finnn, SUn
url j. Randall, Carl SchurI aud other
The Democracy VI the whole State
cordially invited 10 be present.
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A strange Find In the National Belle.

The new cave that was opened mp on
the National Belle several weeks ago
has been explored for Il distance of forty
feet, and found To range from eight to-
twenty feet in diameter. The general
direction of the cave is to the north and
downward. In TACT, nc the ond of the
cave the body of carbonate ore seems to
come toy, thor solid aud eN-
.ending into the earth. While
The general character Of this ore is to all
appearances the same as that found in
he other caves, its value IL much
greater. The lowest Of a series of ASSAYS
gave 10 ounces silver and l3s ounces
| gold and Is per cent. lead. The high 81
| l39 ounces silver, ounces gold and !
per cent. lead. Thny-iive tons of ore
| nave been removed from this cave alone.
| After tie wOrkmen had gone some
twenty feet from the mouth Of the cave
they encountered two powders of zine,
weighing about fifty pounds each, and
| one Of them of u very peculiar
shape. The reporter finds himself at u
loss to describe il beyond the statement
that IL resembles the One-tiith part OF u
large Old-fashioned stone crock. Tho
side and neck are perfectly shaped, and
looks as if nrt aud not nature had
molded IL. The specimen is very rar'
one, and the owners have already
promised the agent Of the Worlds En-.
position that il will be sent there RED
Mountain (COl) Miner.
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Connors, who beat his wife up so bru-
tally Friday night, is still secreted in the
river bottom hiding out from the officers
lie is armed with II pistol and shot gun.
lie sent the police word the night he
beat his wife that they could not take
him
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-01

one Of the most invoterato gaggers OH
the stage IN Edwin +. Thorne. lie dear
Ia loves 10 say what he considers rood
th'r.s. sc~S-a' years nse he was lenu
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-01

Modern and classical music aftor the
best masters; also thorough bass tausht
AZ tho Dallas Female College.
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Removal, .,
Dallas School OF Music and Art ha. 70
moved to It's new quarters. corner Sim
and Sycamore streets, over the post
cilirr.
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Erb's,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-01

New salmon, white and cod fish, at A.
T.. Bouche's. Main street.
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Extra, PRR MONTH
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Kindergarten . special feature.
Vocal and calesthenic exercises daily.
Free hand drawing on blackboard and
sight singing without charge.
nNfnA nnn MnNrM.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-31
STATE AND VICINITY.
recent Doings OF West Virgininns and
Their NeiEilbOYa E Z va,


Their NeiEhbors.
There are about two hundred visitora al
Webster eprlngu. n
Professor Erwin Hall has been appointed
Principal Of the Glenvills Normal scnool.
The new passenger depot ut ClayayIlle, on
the HemI laid road, IL completed, and is one
u the finest buildings Of the kiEd III this
vicinity.
The Hinton INDEPENDENT G. l.. Peck, editor
and proprietor, IL new venture In the field
Of journalism In this State. 1t 10 seven
column DtmoorA.ic weekly. 3d..
Tbs II. E. Church at Holidays Cove ia
now without minister, since the death OF
Rev. Hough, who hsd psen preaching for the
Church for some time. The yepng psople OF
the Cove and vicinity expect to spesd n. IT
saturday at Mahan's grove, where they prom.
lac themselves good time.
At the Last term OF kanawha Circuit Court
Judge Guthrie sentenced the following par
ties to the penitentiary VIM. Robinion
murder. II year.; John Smith, burglary,
year; Wash Porter aud Julius Shaver, iel-
oDy, years each; John Han cock, felony, 2
years. and G.ewarl Hall, murder in the sec.
ond degree, 10 yesss. gsg-I!. I.
Yesterday afternoon. at 5!eubsnville, Geo.
and Chrishslm Hahn, Sons OF Georgs Hahn,
were coming down the river in .k e loaded
with coal. When above the tipple they at
tempted to csoss the river, but near the mid.
die the thf was upset by tha ways, caused
BY e'ropg wind, Chrishelm, who could
swim, held 10 bis BROTHER IS long as be could,
but at lsss, knowing II he did longer. both
wo2ld drown, he let him 20 and George, sged
about IA yeard, coming up once, eauk 10 The
bottom. The body has not boon recovered.
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nrlIn,,e,. t,arsn,ap.

Henry He'll, Bellaire's spry young oart.
man, vent TO Pittsburgh Tuesday. fully
equipped, and for the purpose OF making q
race with John Brsnnon. While in this oily,
ssys the Belaira Independent. Brannon visa
quite al Gus for = race, but at that time
He'll bad been suffering with illness, and 1t
waa not known Just what the end would be,
and the race was not made. Yesterday. aitsr
Hcilleit, Mtssrs. John Braidon and Charl 3
Rosssr go. into "a talk about Fels'ng ard
Hell, and the result was q forfeit Of $50 side
was put up for q race betreen these two
ren. It Is not known what He'll thinks Of
The matter, as he was not consulted. and was
of on another nil sion OF The time. One
thing Il certain, and that Is II he Ia 10 be
kept IN The ,q1atic rirg there ought to DO
enough sport,l mon In the o,ty to get up q
boat CLUB, and have a ctz7, comfortable
place for him to stay aud not depend upon
Wheeling Fifteen or twenty men can EASILY
raise o. fl Client sum to get good boat house
and shell or two, and it ought 70 DO done
At once. i 5l.5i''2; y &. &
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Wianer, Of the Martinsburg Independent,
nominated General W. II. Flick for the
long term In O speech full Of cheering

Wianer, Of the Martinsburg Independent,
nominated General W. H.H. Flick for the
long term In q speech full Of cheering
words. He had hardly concluded before
tho nomination was made unanimous.
For the short term Judge George Loomis
nominated Msjnr Henry q. Fleshsr, OF
jackson county, aud A. G. Dayton named
Judge ]. II. Brown, ! of ksnawha, who
YVES seconded by Mr.. McWhorter. II
wag now alter Z o'clock, :. aud 4 tho
Cinvontiou VI was Ia no mood far
balloling, hesidsH Judge Brown was
the choice Ct al!rge MI ,rlty, who had no.
forgotten the gallant fsn. lie IN vie against
Phil. Snyder IN tho Third dirricf. There
was 4 long and loud demand for hia no,ni.
nation, and the friends Of Msj,r FieeheY
gracefully Withdrew his name and moved
that Brownie nomination be by acclams.
tlou, which motion was adopted. TX
rRkw AND COOPER ron ELECTORS. &
All that now remained Tor the Oonven,
ton 10 do was the selection oilwo Elec!ors
at.la,ge. Hon. John W. Mason, in a noe
eloquent manner named John Ffsw, o.
Ohio county. He said " desire to pro
sent 10 the Convention natno dear to lht
heart OF every r publican in this S.a,t
one who daily Is epeakins 10 thounands; on.
who for twenty five yesrs his been on,
Of the trucst and bsst representatives. oil tht
magnificent men We nominated at Chico
60. Stump speakers may not be with yor
every day. The Supreme Court, THANH
God, IL in eo:eion hut three timesa year
but the INTELLlaEScER Is In ettsion every
day. I rsk you 10 nominate my irienc
John Ffew by exclamation" IN. i.
The enthusiasm induced by this speech
wfs exceeded by none during the day AID
WAS checked only by tho appearance O
United States Marshal q. W. Atkinssr
on the stage, who heartily and pointed,
seconded Mr.. Flew's nomination. Mr.
Frew wrs nominated by acclsmation amid
the wildcat nons.ra'ion OF the delegates
John Ooopss, Of Fsys,te county, VT.
placed In nomination for E ec'nr by John A
Hutchinson. J D Butt, OH fnson county
was named by Capt B B. Dec ler, but Mr.
Butts. name wss Withdrawn and MIR
Cooper IVES nominated by exclamation
amid great enthusiasm. a ls 7
n Alter the usual r. ,ou.ions Of thanks Il
The citizens OF, Parkersburg for their hos
pitalitv, the committee Of arrangements
the officers, permanent and temporary, Ia,
Convention adj 'nrned sine die. An.
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EVERYBODY PLEASED
With tho Ccnyen'tUn'~ Work, and a
g ~ t-f xO Hanna hntIs fed ,'a

With tho Ccnven't"n'~ Work, and All
10 go Home hhtis fed. .,I.g.1
Special Di1,oteh 10 the Lntt1i1eneer. 4
PARHsHspuRd. July 30-The ticket give1
tho most universal satisfaction and every
man goes home satisfied that the very bc1,
possible solution oil the problem wss
reached. The principal objection to the
Buckhannon ticket arose from feeling Of
repugnance 10 the supposed impudcnce oil
the Gfeenbackera in arrogating to them.
selves the nomination for Governor
This wes satisfactorily explained, and
every man who attended the Con-.
vention is convinced that judge Max.
we'll will be q strong man III all portions
Of the S!s,e. A. F. Gibbons, Ed. Gun.
nip0ham, Eagene Dana, Col. Butterck,
G w. Patton, and other k4nawna gentle.
men, no were in favor OF MeLsap, 20
home to give the ticket hearty support
1t is astonishing to see the depth Of the
good feeling prevalent here to night.
RATlrYlSG THE. NOMINATIONS.
An immense ratification meeting Was
held in tho Rink tonight, le3tipg till
nearly midnight. Addressea were made
by G. F. Evans, L. N. Wade o. G. SEQ.
field, Rsv. Wiley, A. L Hustled, Cap.. Bar.
deti, q. II. Feilt, ]. B. Lewis and ten or.
twelve others. aS- &iN@E. -.
Tns Ohio comfy delegates LETT ov;r the
River road a: $50, and the Plumed Knights
will get away, ut midnight. f no. y
GREESnAcKEgs ENDORSE THE TICKET.
The Greenback sts.e Executive Com.
mittes met this evening and endorsed
the nominations made by. the Rspubli.
Gang, together With thei. e!ectc.a Ffew and
Cooper. At Backhaanou the G:ssnD .ck
Convention giva the committee this power
and in obedience to tina: resolution the
action Of tonight was taken. :,
q. CHEERING WORDS.
The Secretary received, j 10. b.fors I'D.
jourament, a letter from Jadge J. McWhor.
ter, q delegate from Greentrisr county, in
which he expressed regret Ut not being
able 10 be prehen. owing to eevers fill:
ton, and assuring the Convention tina, his
heart WET with it in work. II . sait "the
prospect for the SUCCESS Of our party saems
to me- to DO much more favorable
than it has been for twenty yea'a past. Let
your work be done wisely and with dus
consideration and believe that the pesple
will build on it, ior our principles OF
government are right and must ultimately
prevail" ~ - >25t 2ss5
Captain J. NJ. Pipes tplfg,aphed from
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-31

CINCINNATI, July s0.-A terrible explo.
sion occurred at tue house Of Henry Up.
meier, 81 Oregon street, this morning. A
young son brought home an unexplodel
rocket that had fallen from the Highland
Houee, where there had 9 been /, ! m
exhibition Of fire works last night. He
bad tried to open 1t. hut failing to do 30
his mother ssizsd a Ratchet and dealt It a
heavy blow, an explosion followed
Mrs. Upmeier WAS fatally injured. Ida
Upmeier, aged l9, fatally injured. Charles.
sRed 6, seriously hurt, Phillip Hill, age
10. slightly II jured. The deadly miaelve
was q six pound rocket. ,galTs;sl
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The delegations from We'zsl, Marshall
Ohio, Brooke aud Hancock, returning IRON
the Parkersbuse Convention, xpresssd them
solves rs greatly pleased Win the Opera
House band. Theif selections w.rs OF col se
a ways we'll rendered, and the alacrity will
which they responded 10 the somewhat e1.
acting calls upon them, both at Parktr,burs
and on the journey, won for them great
praise. N
Capt. D. B. Conrad, tie conductor on the
O,io River returning train, also gained the
good will OF the passengers, and with Engl.
neer D.. P. Scott and Firemen VIM. Hutchiu.
son received the hearty thanks Of tho dele.
gates for their attentive c0urie'y.
The delegation got hsse at 2:30 this morn
ing, tired but happy. ,4lf..,5. VI
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Another Sensational mysterious Disan.
s.. KS pctrnnCe. 49,

Another Sensational mysterious Disan.
Fa SIS pc,rnnce.
A case OF mysterious disappearance attend.
ed by circumstances Of auspicious and sen.
satioual character, is exciting the people OF
Washington tewnship, on the river, in The
lower end OF Belmont county. John Will
liams, a poor farmer. has been missing for
several week.. Helived with his wife In
tenement house on the farm Of man named
Da1tord, Late lsst May his stepson, Jyhn
4. Webb, WIS., added TO the {AuiIT, having
returned from The West, where ho had lived
for come years. a few weeks later Williams
very suddenly and inexplicably dropped out
OF sight. He and Verb were known to bs
unfriendly, ard many thought be had gone
awsy on account Of the PRESENCE OF his sep.
son, while others suspected foul play by the
latter. A. NJ 7isii ~ = sf Il ~ lsls
4 few days ago pile Of tanbark which
lad be n gathered BY Williams for shipment,
was noticed to be burning, and a ns,ghbor'
wen! to The spot. attracted by, o. strong aud
peculiar amell which emanated from the
burning bark. There he found Webb, asd
the two watched the fire until the heap WAS
nothing but ashes. Then the f.'mer ro,iced
an elevation In the center OF the heap about
the SIS Of man or LOG. nearly s'1 feet long,
and lGrg + at QUE end then the other. The
farmers suspicion WAS aroused, but he was
afraid to mention 1t thers. He wont home
and resolved TO investigate tho matter fur.
ther. he informed another neighbor 0!
what be had witnessed, and how he came 10
be attracted to the plsce, and they concluded
to make IN equalization !. but On going 10
the spot the next morning, the elevation bad
disappeared and the spot where the FIRE was
had been: rated oyer and. pnpo,hed down, I
a1dthsre was nothing to, be- sssn bu, s,hes.
More than " er were their auspioions sroused
at aeeitg the marks Of the rake teeth and
ths careful way in which the place had bsen
hfsd m. They found parts OF bone or ivory
couected, bpt nothing bpt talk ha. ftsulfed,
though Webb Hgsin left Tor tho Weat. The
Bellsire Independent from which this story IL
taken, IS euly 10 thipk thore Is something In
the 1umors, but evidently has not made up
Its mind inst how much Is truth and how
much Imagination. 59g;- sESg5,slg
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-31

&APHlLADRlrulA, July 3O.-Bettle & Bro,
wool merchants, assigned today to Samuel
Lee. Liabilities sl20.00O. The firm re-
fuses to mako statement.
z BcsroN, July 30-The Committee OF
Crrdito,s Of Tucker, Hammond & Co. re-.
port their liabilities at SILL 600, assets
SSS Oh, and recommended settlement at
fifty cents on the dollar. 9 F!7s i;ae'iss
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The Pluulrd Knights.

A dispatch from Petersburg lest evening
said: fhs Pumsd Knights while they had
a great tins LIST night, and did not get 10
bed until late hour thia morning, were on
hand at AIS Central at 8 nciock prompt, 10
act as IN escort for tho Ohio county dvlega-
ton to the Convention hall. Afterwards
ebout twenty-five Of them and ths drum
corps. which by the way, With ~
wonderful drum mejor, Is the center
OF attraction, wsut over to Belpry
for short time sud astonished the natives.
The boys are having "a splendid tint, and no
wonder, for the young gentlemen Of pask. rs
burg have practically laid ss,de all basinesr
ant are devotiug themselves to entertaining
the Koiphts. O1e thing is certain, II the
Phrke sburS olubs ever go to Wheeling they
will be given the very bsse. tr5l %
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PEIiSOSAI. 81 ENrIOH.
News and Gosaip IN isolation to Various
II. People. 'fi5f \ 2 = 81

News and Gosaip ia isolation to Various
People. 500 II
james knight, E q, Sheriff Of Greenbsier
comfy, is In the cry.
Edward Duerr. Of Darlington, o., is visit
ing friends in. the city. M p ~ : X
As Bob Marshall would ssy, John A.
Hutchinson Is "the fas,est fighter atd the
hardest hitter on the whole darn ticket" r
Miss A. Taylor, President Of the Whaeliug
Female Coll. 70, will lecture at Fsirview,
Thursday Light, August 7;h, under the aus.
pic.s OF The Hancock County Teachers' H.
sliiute. 3.g15l III Il q g.
Henry He'll, Of Rellsire, Ohio, cousin #
Ordn ancs Officer Fred He'll. Of this city is
on visit kere to his ,usin. Hs won a boet
race last Saturday at his home, II bairg the
fifth he hrs lnken. and he Is not YET 10 years
OF age.- Pittsburgh Commercial Go:eite.
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p MARsElLLEs. July a0.-The aals Of msloua
has been prohibited. The cholera Is gain.
ing in area what it is losing in intensity.
It has made it's appearance in several vii.
lagos previously exempt. o wing to popu.
lsr prt judice 1t Is positively dangerous tc,
DOCTORS 10 walk alone ip,. the ruhurbv at
night. 0ne inetencs Is reported Of a doc.
tor who, while visiting q woman sci. ,d
with cholera, wf5 assaulted by her son,
who draw q revolver apd compelled him to
leave the house. Several other doctors
have been assaulted, ga s5s,45 ~ r.
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.FU.SION.A..FACT.


son he urged was thst the sa4tern and
southwestern portions OF the State should
have the honor Of the nomina ion, n. x .;7
z B'esy Lewis, OF Marion county, IN aged
colorod Orator, closed the speeches In refer.
Pnce To the Gubernatorial nomination by
quoting rupture and asking the Conven.
.lcn 10 nominate Maxwell. iigf'iIst a I'D /,
The Chair had ZONE difficulty in keep.
Ing the body In bounds after HulchInson'a
speech, and after Lewis had concluded a.
leass twenty motions were made to nomi.
nate by exclamation and the Convention
became worry disords rlv. The roll was
finally called with the following result! n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-31
Presentation Ian, Night,

y. Mr.. Oscar sandrock yesterday attained his
thir,y.niath' birthday, and last evening a
number OF his friends induced him to cali on
Col; SJske Nun9e 10 spend social hour
There he found some other friends, and be
w,s shortly surprised by being addressed In
very complimentary manner by Mr.. William
Miller, who, in q very neat speech, on behalf
% az e.sen cdpet ~ bs
respect and friendship. MIR. Bandrock though
taken completely unawarts, managed TO re.
spond on his own behalf III very apprp-
PIRATE. manner, after which some time was
spend In jolly way by every one. s
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HIrht orWny Acc,p,ed.

The Baltimore l. Ohio Railroad yesterday
filed with the G. erk OF this city q ctftItit d
copy Of a resolution OF Its Board OF Directors,
accepting the ordinsnce Of June is, 1854,
granting the right OF way Tor branch 10
connect its road with that of the Wheeling
Pittsburgh & Baltimore R,ilroad Company.
so far as The city can lawfully nuthorizs the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-31

THE Wellsburg He,ahi says: Martin Thorn.
ton, proprietor OF the Capital City Dining
Rooms, led at least 400 p. rsons In one day
during the Convention. Martin gets up
i,st.class meal. The H, aid would have been
nearer correct had 1t sald 500. ~ bis Is the
result OF liberal use Of printers ink. No.
body: Ia better known over the State than
Martin. ~ o. x nv ~. ii
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EEs,LaIH re.

Iho BoAt Rnce-Ghnip hcpting-varlouG
| +. Other n oter.
Joseph Caldwell has moved 10 6teubenyilie.
A Clevt land marching club has been OF.
ganiz,d here. l.E5
The new stack OF the National glass works
ia approaching completion. ~ I, n :.
Fred. Hss'e ct il now station baggage master
ct the Baltimore & Ohio depot, sIs i: H.. -.
GO. Milligan will establish a general in.
surauce tftice on Union strest. e "
The new litersry soci ty Of The Class OF
"a holds q meeting thia evening at Miss
b. ssie Hogs's. 71. .GsEs}s.7I
!, -Four trains for the nethal camp meeting
will leave on the nRrrow-sauge train SUNDAY
at seven. tan. two and six O'Clock. .a5
The Nineteenth stree. Hewsr Is to have a
stone embaukment for protsciioa ct the river
bank. James Murray will have the building
of II. n? = & X. 81 as ~. d =. :
Its said Bellaire Is 10 have sort Of camp
ground OF her own, 3 grove controlled by the
owners OF cottages exclusiyely and not a
csmpmeeting. 4 y. 5 1850
Charlfs Durand had bis head partly
scalped Tuesdsy by heavy hsmmer falling
on him when be WAS at the bottom Of q we'll
engsgtd in cleaning it. slE
The Heil.Felsinger boat race will come of
sbout the middle of August. Some smslI
bets are already mode. 1t is safe to say that
He'll will b. Brllaires isvorits. il{, ,.f
d The Elaine left largo lot OF produce heYe
yesterday, a good part for this market and
The ross for Pittsburgh. She had apples
pears, plans, vegetables and Eggs. 4 g az
A comElittee has been appointed to locate
the lights which Council has decided the
railroad companies II ust keep on their tracks
where thafe hre dangerous crossings. r.
Thomas Strong has moyed his family and
all his household goods 10 hls new home at
Masaiilon. He Is one Of the workmep 81 ma
new n window glass house Of Welherald l.
Wells.S9. .zsyt-E 80 -
Marine, Hart & Co. have started ont thsi,
runners for the iall trade. Messrs. IHmil,v
and Fairs have gone northwest MI. NAV
northeast, and Mr.. Matt. Hart southsasi.
John Gill was already out. /, ,55.'5f.s1G'1 -
4 The Indian Run csmpmestipr will be al.
dressed by Rev. j. NJ. Monroe, Q! The .D;sc;.
pies Church. Thursday evening; by Rev. r
q. Taylor, Of the South Bsllaira Methodi,t
Church. Friday, and by Rev. J. K: MeKallip'
of the First Presbyterian Church, and tx
Williams, Of the Frat NJ. e., on Sunday AZ.
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