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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-27


CTATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF RAMSEY
y Is In Probate Court. special term, November
In the matter Of the estate Of sven Olson. de-
ceased.
On reading and fling the petition Of Charles Olson
Aomiaisirator OF the estate OF Sven Olson, de-
ceased representing other things that he has
fully administered said estate, and praying that
time and place be nxed for examining and allowing
his account Of administration. and for the assign
ment Of the residue Of said estate 10 sole heir law
Of said deceased.
Il IS ordered. that said account be examined. and
petition heard BY the Judge Of this court wednes-
day, the 26th day OF November. A d. 1854. az ten
o'clock g. m at the Probate Office in said county
And Il Is further ordered. that notice thereof be
given TO al persons interested. by publishing copy
Of this order for three successive weeks prior said
day OF hearing, in the DAILY GLOBE. newspaper
printed and published at Saint Paul IN said county
BY the Court
IL-sI Wa. B. McGRoRTY.
Attest: FRANK EoBERr. Jr.. CLERK
PERCY GEORGE. Attorneys for . administrator.
nOy6-4E-th
CTATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF RAMSEY
~ -ss. District Court. Second judicial District
Mary Arlen, plAkIin. against Anton Arisn, defend
ant.
SUMMONS.
The State Of Minnesota, the above named defend
You are hereby summoned and required 10 answer
the complaint OF the plaintiff in the above entitled
action which Is On fe In the office Of the clerk OF
The said court, 50 hls ONCE. the city Of St Paul
Minnesota, and 70 serve copy Of your answer 10
said complaint on the subscriber his Office in the
city o: s. Paul in the county 81 Ramsey within thirty
days after the service Of this summons upon you ex
elusive Of the day Of such service and II you fan to
answer the said complaint within the time aforesaid
the plaintiff IN this action will apply the court FOR
the relief demanded In the complaint.
Dated October 25th A. ID. 1854.
HENRY z. RANDALL
nOyis-7w thu Plaintiffs Attorney. ST. Paul, MINI.
STATE "a OF MINNESOTA COUNTY OF RAMSEY
The state Of Minnesota, to Arthur Phipps. defend
ant:
You are hereby summoned 10 be and appear before
the undersigned Of the Justices Of the Peace IN
and FOR said county. on the 9TH day Of December.
1854, az O'Clock In the afternoon az my Office In
the city OF 81. PAUL. IN said county, answer TO JO-
seph Charter, IN a civil action.
Should you fail TO appear SO the time ard place
aforesaid. judgment win be rendered against you
upon the evidence adduced by said Joseph Charter
for such sum as he shall show himself entitled TO-
Given under my hand this 18th day Of November
A. ID. 1854.
s. v. HASFT.
Justice OF the Peace.
o'BRiES. ELLEE & o'BmES. Attorneys of FlaIr I'm.
81 Paul MIMI nOvi3-4w-thu
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-02-07

house up, so yer wouldn't know it, an
1 kalculate eff we kin git married next
week it wont interfere with my spring
work -hey p
Amazin Grace sat back aud looked
the picture of surprise. The widow
thought she heard the cat ia the pal-
try aud discreelly Withdrew. As the
door closed Farmer Van Vleet took
two little red hands in hs, and bendig
forward gave Amazin Grace an awful
smack.
THAT seals the bargain" he said
but the indignant girl jumped up and
ordered him out Of the house. To her
a.tonishment, he didn't bulge step
"Not much ! / reckin I've right
to kiss yer now he said boldly then
he stepped to the door and called
loudly,
Mother, KUN here T.
The widow must have been convent
emily near, for she almost fell into the
room at his first word, aud he bestowed
another sounding smack on her.
Its all rite" he said "me an
Amaziu Grace is goiu' to be marricd
and you kin dance at the wcddiu'"
"But--but the letter. gasped IT,,
girl. "You amt understood a wor,
Of it."
The fact is" said Farmer Va
NIeei, II amt bad no eddicalion {,
speak Of, been too busy grubbin' lano
all my life. | didn't rally read tn.
letter to sense it but when see how
you sigued it that was enuF for me. }
knowed you wouldn't hev writ tha
way TO u ielIer ye weren't goin' {,
marry. ! don't know much abou
gals, but know that"
When il was all settled that the,
were TO be married the next week.
Sunday, Farmer Van Vleet rode of
and the two women put away the lar.
board and resigned the universal shirt.
making business forever.
I'D give the world TO know what
writ TO him, said Amazin Grace.
"The world amt yourn iew give,'
corrected her mother, piously.
I'm sart'in sure told him po,' |
said the girl, "but | reckon he was
bound TO hev me, an dunno ez I'm |
half sorry, either, now"
When they were married and ANA |
zin Grace and her mother had gone
out to the new home in the smart new |
spring wagon, the bride returned to
the subject of the letter
Il hev q burnin' cur 'osiiy 10 know
what | writ" she said, "cause" blush.
ing preitilyl Il thought / rifiused
YOU"
40 no. ! guesS not, said The trium'
phant lover "Look-a here, Mrs. Van
Vleot, here's the letter, 'Tain't but q
few words. There amt no 'ticular
meaLin' in them, but ts the signing Of |
them. DO you see tba,' Them two
words would stand 10 law to mean
plain yes there's no giuin' around
them r /
Amazin Grace and her mother both I
read at once:
"Mr. Ian Iisst- dear sir | am /
sorry TO Inform you that your atten. /
shuus are in nowisc Rocippcrkaied. /
Yurcs trewly,
"ANAzIN GRACE FHsBURY.'
THAT fetched me- said Mr.. Van /
Nleet, looking admiringly at his new !
possession. Il doan't kno' much. but I.
/ reckon kin tell what girl means |
when she writes to a feller and signs |
herself Yours trewly.'"
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-02-07

A SUCCESSFUL strike occurred when
the Richmond night express struck a
negro walking on the track, who got
glimpse Of the locomotives head
light just before being landed in the
woods dozen or two yards from the
road line. His 6rst conscious, words
we're: "For de Lords sake. boss. who
frOw'd dat lantern at meY'
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-02-07
Saving Money.

"Sce here, sir" exclaimed the presi.
dent of Western railroad, Il under
stand that you stopped your train be-
tween stations 10 le. OF maa who
had got on the wrong road instead Of
going right on to the next station"
AYES, sir"
Don't you know that by 20 doing
you took the risk Of being run into by
the through express =
"Yes, sirp
"And that if an accident had oecur-
red il would have cost the company
thousands of dollars T.
ayes. sir"
"But. sir. by putting of that man l
saved the company no end Of money
which you would have bad TO pay for
extra coal 30 pull she overloaded
train"
"How do you make that ool What
difference would one man mAkei Who
was he, anyhow
sDavid Davis
"You did right Go back to your
post
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-02-07

A VERaoET girl paid $50 for
parrot and hung II up in il cage on
the front porch. Next day she gave
. small boy rs cents 70 take II away.
The boy wondered Why, until the bird
suddenly stuck Ifs head on one side
and exclaimed IN loud voice "Kiss
me--kiss me auick."T moaf
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-02-07

4 DO not think Of knocking out an.
other mans brains because he differs
10 opinion from you. Il woald be ~
rational lokbock yourself on Che bead
because you differed from yourself Ten
years ago. 4 81
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-02-07

DARKsEss, solitude and remorse are
grim and hateful company.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-02-07

a0n haven't | got the sand /" sinss
the sugar dealer.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-02-07

susscEiSr for The crsTar DrSOeaAT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-10

Tho Beard o! Education Of Washington
district ms. on Monday evening, all thu mem.
tera being present. Minutes Of tho lust
mretipg were read ard approved. =
The ELECTION OF Secretary OF the Board
tor the ensuing yess being tirst in order,
Robert +. eosGe, lie former Secretary, was
reelected. ~ ID. =5s ''ll MS, n
Tho appointment OF teachers liz the Ful.
ion school coming next, Rober. q. Posue
rus renppointsd principal. and Loai.o Il.
Muth assistant teacher. for The popling term.
fhs Baia:ies OF the teachers wers fixed 1T the
same ~ las. year, being sG6 for tho principal
and $c5 for tho assistant, per month. fhe
levy ios tceche,i fund was fixed st As cents,
being the ftHO ID lstt ;tpr. ard the levy
!os building iupl wan Hxsa Of u os1t,, being
a Reduction Of cents from last yesr. ~
Mrp. Il. Stein WAS re.appoln.ed janttress al
81 Per month, hssuG the same as has been
An order Wa passed That the President OF
the Board be authorized 10 bAvs The school
touse whitewasked, and that he have other
lese.s4ry rspsirs done. |; VA, oldersd that
tie school bleia o. The frat Monday In sep.
tsn,bor, 1884. A notice vac ,activsd from,
tho County superintendent of Schools, chow.
Ing tho epportioument Of Slate fund to be
1881 7e raER 10 r2rttE
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STATE AND VICINITY.
Recent poiaxs Of West ylsRiniAnts and
i7l Their Neighbufa, @.I

AHcc2S 0olnAA OF WeN S&f4lnl1nN 1Du
,ti Their Fsixhbosa. w
" Junior blaine and Logan Club In Little
Washington. while out for drill, was stoned
by roughs, and several Of tho niembes had
dus. thrown In THAR sy~. Three or four war;
badly hurt by the stones and number Of
torches were bfoksp. Nc K. r. Nh Eitll
About one month ago . farmer by the
name Of George Ksrr, living about two miles
west pi Woodsdsld, Ohio fell bsIf 10 fortune
OF thirty. hvs thousand dollars. He received
four thousand last Saturday and will receive
the remainder nt1t week. tltli.F
u Tho trial OF Stewart N. Hall, charged with
nlurdsripg Marlin Molis, took place n
Charleston MONDAY afternoon. Tbs murder
was committed October 20, 1888. His trial
commenced vi $50 O'clock r. n, and II 1850
O'clock wAs finished. aud he had been found
guilty Of murder In the second degree. En-
Train No. 4 on The Il, 4 o. yesterday morn.
In. ntruck and instantly Killed Mr.. ]. l..
Turnipdeed. postmaster a. 6A'savIlle, Quern.
tey county, Ohio. Tho unfortunate man
whilu hanging thu mall on tho hook "a
DO csusht BY Tho I. .: clerk on Tho train
caught hia foot In the frog and before ht
could txtrIcats himself, tho train rushing
east al milo minute struck him, crushlng
him out Of all form. Deceased Wa vary
estimsbls man, aad had boon postmaster ioi
rome years. a6}p ll05nlr p,5,
Monday night, while Du: Robbins circul
was In progrtss In 6teubenvllls some BOY
thrsw \ slons al the cauyAa. A burly show
mat rushed into crowd CT boys who wtr,
standing on the opposite aide ot tho stree
from where the stone was thrown, and strucl
Frank Green q heavy blow on the back O
the head and then ran. Green was badly 10
ureb, Tbs blood rrshing from bis nose Anl
sars. Justice May fled an affidavit agaIns
The Snowman aud instituied search for him
The proprietor aud attaches Of The show dix
all In their power to avoid tbs arrest OF III,
man, but MaiAhal Hnney, after selrchluI
through the CARS bslonglng 10 tho show iouni
him hid In the car with tho blk horse, II,
made an effort to Yeslst arrest, bat the Mar
shal was too much for him. Two biz rock
were found In hlspockst. He gave bis nam,
as John Buckley, aud viii DO haid to avail
the nsult OF tina wound. The boy was VERY
badly IL Jared, B7 gEf .Hf ~ E'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-10
s MnERSAClfr PEST
Dr the Akon kOcie,y out Mt tho PnrI
laSt Evening. a.,

VI kAU h%sA ffNGtCs1 uus "S s"E 4 Us -
IaSt Eycning. Al,
The n.oyl ,sd "Sunmcrnsaht Fest giver
by the As!h soc.sty at Wheeling Park yea.
terday at:e3oou I'd ias, night, was a grand
success. Marty svery i.,emtez OF the &c.
cssty ree:,4 anled by his family, or II be had
no family, portion Of brother nsmbcrs
fSmily, wafhrro. During The afternoon the
full 0perG 3ouEe band gave splendid con.
car. on III, umnit OF the mound where d
nus orlty oltho p.cnicera established ther.
solves IN oder 10 b away from The s.z, Of
ihfsa psrsEg along the pike. About 5
o'clock tEclrush commenced, notwithstsnd-
lug the iact;hat tho sGy had become over
cart ard psessnthd very threatening sp-
pts-anca. j Hss oDlS for o short time BOW.
ever, "a the clouds loon Glsased away and
the full nb1n coming ont, il made FER
feet nigh,iit wss Just cool enough TO br
p,easaat, from s 10 D O'clock tina :taina on
the Elm Gnva line werC crowded aad mary
sent ont II calrisgts. In addition to the
members Of tie 6cciety there were q large
number 81 prominent people there a. guests
Of the Sociely. Tho restRurnnt did rushing
luAlESS3, ksishpGSb A@Db .'Au eNSA heb
hupptrs out with them. A. G1on as II Was
dark the illumination commented; hundreds
Of oaineae hnterus were hung on The trees
enG s.runssercsI the Paths, and tstse. with
tte ,spu,a. lights, produced very pretty ei.
iect, tut ri, heightened BY the 7bi'e dtsses
lad CAV colaraa shawl, OF the lsdisa Ga they
promsnadei a PORTION OF the band sitter dark
played in ties esleipg pavilion for
thoss who wanted % 10 dance and
The balance continued shs concert
on the hill. At Intervals coloret ugGss vs'e
burned aud rocketu shot OF. ASn1t 10
O'Clock procession WAS iotmHd headed b
the baud s1d matched around the drive.
About fifty green nnd red B,ngs! lights ws.s
carried 10 tlis ranSs aud lit up the placs In q
very brilliant manner. The festivities were
continued mill midnight. Tbs committees
we're composed OF efficient gentlemen, and
under th1!t supervision everything passed
otfcxaoiiy ii It should. Tho general com.
mtttee az H,anSements was composed OF
Mcssrs. Il q stIfSl. J. Adam HAS,, Chas.
Apperz,lle F. Riester. II. tlumtnbe
aud Loui1 Dichert. Mr.. Elmrad booking
had chSTse luf the illpmit n'iobg. Mr.. II.
Gcaockoy, tn musical director, had two or
three ckotrs,s rendered, and .Aessra. Frank
Woebar, Fret Drishorat, j., r. Horner and
John Rle,tar attended to tho daaolng.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-10
Vy
IiellDlFN.

DaYId aud Arthur Walling ara back from
the funeral Of their grandmother, at Warren
Ohio. - 2 ,y5 lEs5i 80 - - .
Two express wsGons yca.erdsy did q good
buslnesG carrying people to tho clrcua At Tar
ina o.d pump at the water WORKS was IN,
to pumping Tuesday night and ended tthe
water famine. n. }sfI \. g ~, JYIIyTI
The Ohio Valley Foundry IL being moved
AZ rapidly Is its poaition alongside Tho mar.
row gauge track allows. k7lll e ~ ;iiF-f.s,a
The Woodsaeld train came in yesterday
with excursion cars attached and all full Of
circus exouraioniata Others camo by the
B. a. o., and altogether there wan large
crowd present. The tents were on the creek
bottom, the managers declining to take the
squsse at 500 rent ~ 3 .455.I 5l,;r.3l
The Noble street newer was completed yes.
terdAy. Four connections remain to 10 put
in. Tho main plps Is three feet below the
lurlsce Of tho street At Central avenue and
haA fall OF .aoout seven feet between there
and the boss house, and slz feet more from
that corner 10 Indian run. Tho total length
Of the largo pipe 10 1000 feet. Mr.. Fitton,
tho contractor, will to-day 20 to work at tho
branch main to hold the Rose Hill run above
Thirty.ei2hth atreeL = ! 2, Z. i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-10
AWKWARD GIRL 4
VOLUNTARILY slIxsALirx OF VICE.
Rssaiss on riou, iioms Ia stsb,Avtll. and Con-.
isG 70 wh,tlisk-yAla In,rls Of u,r yrIsAds
to R,c,.im Atr-sis Gl'u q rfissd \,
The Sly Il Britsep,st and tl!d,s. IA,

For her population stsubsnvills can fur
nlih np,e wicked girls than any other city In
this part OF tie Fools.oo. It's not m intro.
quent thing for parents 10 come from thA.
city here ssskiss srrius daughters. some.
slmtu they aro ionna In The glldtd haunis 81
Vice Of this city. but oitcrsr they have gous
elsewhere. Ths!s.sst case occurred recently,
nrd The dsuouemeni 10 not yet. About two
weeks $40 o man called at police htadQuar.
ttn and lsid n young girl seventeen, nance
Nettic Mckinley, had run away from bel
hon,bin utsuhehville, and WAS believed 10 b.
10 Wheeling. A ieEch OF tho plates TO which
| such girls usually 10 wM made, but without
result. A law days later, however, 0nleei
FItob0lt law nj nne OF the Eut WhselinI
houses q GIRL answering the description. Ant
Inquiry showed that Il was Nettte. Word va
esnt 10 the girl's relatives, but nothing wa
hoard from th.n. Ig} 1l'..
On Tuesday a man named Swan csms
down from btsubeDylllt, and got 0llcs
MoIss 10 20 With him 10 The honss wbsJ
Nettis wta staying. After coEslsInhl
cooking, In whIoh Mr. Swan was assisted b!
a young lady Inmate oil tina house, ALEC fol
mes steubsayills Girl. who painted tbs III
upon which Nettio va, entering in anythip
but toseato Lp.s, The girl WINS Induced |,
promtas to 10 home, and abe wa taken |,
Bridgeport TO a hotel, to wait Tor tbs carl.
,raiu OH the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh roa,
yesterday morning 10 10 home. 9W
The story told here BY Swan was that Net
tic came 10 Whe ling with him and hi
daughter, and hsr mother Gad,rg out whn
her daughter Was living accused him Of hnv
Ing led her a,tfRT, and threatened him will
prosecution ior kidnapping hor u DO did no
briue Ssttie back. -.
| Alter thinking over tho matter In the quie
Of her room At Bridgeport. NptLio conclude,
sha did net want 10 return hons, aud lh
slipped out and came back 10 town. Hhs III
Piled ut several hotels for lodging Tor thl
night. but was refused Finally hcr modrs
appearance and her plausible Liory OF belnI
bsiated and not desiring TO distuAb th
family ahe was visiting, secured her acc o nc
tntionu I'LL morning. Che then ftft the hotel
4. police headquarters yesterday, but di.
not get much sympathy. 1t was though
yeatsrdEy ny some people VIII,
! Sgex Of the Gaze that IL
girl had gone home. but this |
not probabls. shs said her mother threat
sned 10 send her to a house OF rouge II Oh
did not reform, md lhc was not reauy 10 10
form. She Is described az a very pretty gis
who looks "a II her statement thai she ia bu
ltteen years old might be true, and Bh
would never DO taken for fast Kill from be
Appearance. Her family arc sad to DO CT
tirely respectable, and the girl's ininluatio
for lie Ut shsms 10 certainty rad.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-10
JUST TME TMIYa.
Fills the Bill to = Dot. aud ns Things
Get Hot Politically Everybudy VIII
Wnptlt. Ht.. UIz

Get Hot Politically Everybudy VIII
Want II. ~ yrz
Thespeclal edition Of the B. & 0. Red Book
devoted to tbs histary Of thp Republican
party and it, aiiiecStlents, Ia an alu,cs. indjs.
psnsabla publication to those at all iatetested
IN the Development OF the campaign Of thf
year. Great care 10 manifested In tho compl.
laiion Of dain, and whiis eYeyy.hlas Is ststed
In the mos! CONCISE manner, the iuiorn,s ton
Is 90 clear aud explicit u 70 be READILY c1m.
pretended. The chapter devoted 10 The orl.
gin OF the party and Its national outcome
from the DIANE nj bsrinent Of prior psr,ies ia
Of exostdlng interest, Is 10 also tho points
showing party policy as expressed through
Congressional action. The condemned mn.
ceeding. OF the National Conventions Of III,
various parties, from the eu,lisst period Of
Tho copntrytu history 10 tile present; Is Of no
ordinary yalne, and It ~ thing never before
attempted In such form OF publication. la.
deed, It would be difficult 10 tell Of sill The
impor'apt tnlormsticp Esthsleu togather and
shown 70 tatel!igsntly IN The li.,ls book. i /,
Those who des!ss 30 Invaluable q tex book
Tor handy. reference, - matters grow inter.
estirg, will not delay lnn' " -. .c'u.jnv, ,wo.
ce.t s.anp with their addr. IS to G. X. Lord,
Baltimore, ibis being The only ss6uia:te 10
seoHrp . yopy. In aalit.oa p',hs du'a hav.
Ing direct bearing upon tho one party, ,hs.e
is q vas! amount Of Information given 10 re.
CARDS both parties, ard with the Ked hook ii
hand no ons need DO At loss for rn authority
to settle almost any question as 10 political
history which may come up. In common
with all the B. & o. publications, Ii IL II
model Of perfect Typography, the makeup
and typs used generally bsipg very tar above
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-10
THE WOOL MARKEls.
A Dis shipment f1um this County
ls..~ a A..

A BiG shipment r1um this County.
heixhborink Notes.
Messrt. Ed. NJ. Atklnson and A. W. Pat.
terson yesterday shipped TO GIlbsrlyille,
Masa, twenty thoutnnd pounds OF as iine
wool as ever left Ohio county or West Viz.
gsnin. 1t was all grown by and purchased
from Ohio county farmers, and was OF q
grade that should nSso every cit'z,n r.oud
Of the county's wool growers. The price
paid by these gsntlein,n ranged from % To
~ cents, Thicn according to reports received
from other actions Is above that being paid
elsewhere. although Mr.. Atkinson says that
he paid IS cents few days since for an ex,rs
| tius tot OK wool grown tn Washington county,.
Pa. Probably that county should be except.
ed In tho statement msde above, "a Il 10 aotea
ios It's splendid sheep and wool. Mi. Akin.
soa Is very tNvorAby impressed with the
wool outlook. but does not think the farmers
win hold their clips ybry long this year with
view 10 speculation. g.
a prominent MsIghail soan.y wool.
grower WAS encountered by an IxTxtiIorS.
CHR representative yesterday and asked abotit
| the wool situation in bis county. Hs1splItd:
! Although tho price cs:v!9cd 10, wool In
Massbsll county, so cent?, Is not NJ all salts.
factory TO the woo!-zroxer, yet almost the
entire clip bbs uiletty bss: told, and ship.
ped east, the bnyeIs NOT seeming disposed 10
hold 1t Tor speculation. The weol gfown In
our county does not by aiy naspp represent
tho amount bought aud shipped from
Mountsvills aud other shipping points In
ths county, as a large amount OF Ohio wool
Is brought the,f, and large quantities OF
Psnusylysnids plotuei S1aie TO Cameron,
Mr.. Boyd, a heavy WOO! dealer, told Ii, !hpt
hs estsi"sted tic Msrshall county clip OF this
year at go COZ polrds, While Nj. Gallahes Is
half that amount"
Ia connection with tia aboyc pricsv and
views the following from The Guerl.ey Daiiy
Tines, p1bl.ael at Cambridse, O., may be
OF intereet, "'l Nd
Wool ~ ,aov;ug slowly everywhere In this
section st th:ri cent?. !. large number Of
clipn hbys bes, sold Ia thls' county al thgt
price, tha sfoYer. 6elBg Induced lo'sell By a
Jack ofccnrdeEcs In the market, holding
that It Is letter 10 cell, Tow Ut thi;iy cents
than to walt sIr month"; and get two cents
more, az that i4crcate would no. cover The
,hrinkaee aLd intereat on the value o. the
wool. Thsy. Is no market Tor sheep.
Nearly ont:ha,l nj tbs pasture lands in
Guernsey county a,a cropped - ias s;ound
Or burned out. The few rama that have
fallen hsys hssn SO purely local .Lst !. 10 no
and,Tmen iL!pg 70 End Grid, dts,iinls p.s.
lures wiiSin mile Of comparatively good
pEtturcs, little rain tav!pg fallen On ia one
and qaits D quantity on the ether. Bbsep
srs In poor c5ltIton, and farmers are gen.
orally anxious to CELL, int cannot get sven an
approximately lair :a!e. 4.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-10
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Yesterday Al. e,uoou at 1880 o'clock sefi'
Gus runaway accident occurred on fifteenth
street, Est Wheeling. tbs delivery wagon
O. Fra! Miller, tbs grocer. which w. driven
BY bis son, Fred Miller, j., vaa standing At
the coraet Of Woeds and Fifteenth streets,
when tho hone bscams irivh.ersd. and
started oil ta,sckleBa upoed. YoupX Miller
attempting 10 stop the hons, wa, thrown to
the ground and severely hurt. He plrckily
sprsus 10 bis !ept, however, and sgain caught
tae lines, and shortly managed TO stop: the
horss by running tho wagon nga!rat a tole.
graph pole, dtmolsh!ng It. Tho young man
gavo evidence 0! bsins badly hurt, and was
takru home In wagon, ard Dr.. Baird sun.
mcEet. II wa found that, bssidea numerous
scratches aud traitc1, he h.i received Il deor
cat ahout trio innhts in length In his side.
rtu' DuutotI does cot think thu wound nccss.
RarIty, dan JSou-.t 80 Daring thu run three trs,
hnIGH In ttoas o, James L0asure'u house wors
broken 10 pieces. ms, s. "a ST. Fl'E5fs7