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nnYEREp WIrH BORE.

hsyc been afflicted since last March win sEin
disease The doctors led kcEema NY Iace VIZ
covered " n scabs Al i StrV and the itching and
buynInE were almost uuheArablc. seeln5 yoG a
CuticufL Il smcdiCs 20 highly lecommenIsn, con con-
uded 10 give the rial usi,H tne Ip,sIn.
Cuticuta So'p externally, and kesoIyent IN
Al v for fcut nout-B / call myEei cuIso. ~
rrsbiude ioy which make this PUBLIC sntemts,ht'
Ma CLARA A. FkEDERlCA'
BRoAD BROOK, Conn.
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OFFICIAL NOTICE
pY zee NAILEns, AssocIArIoN
To the Manufacturers, tina. the wOrEmsn'S
Organization Has Conference Commit.
tee, and are willing to Negotiate
With their Former Employer.

The following communication was yes.
terlay sent to the Western Nail Associs.
tons Secretary, Mr.. George Wise:
WHEELING, November 0, 1886.
Mr.. GsOrgs Wise, .Scrstdry of The IVeStem
Nail Association.
DEAR SIR: have been authorized by
the Executive Board ofthe United Nailers,
Heaters and Rollers Association 10 notify
you officially that We have Conference
Committee, and arc willing to meet u like
Committee from the Association Of which
you are Secretary, at any time and place
that your Association may name.
Yours Respectfully,
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To LADIEs.-Beautiful gray, brown,
black, and all shades and styles Of bangs
TO suitall features and compilations. These
artistic goods can be had Of Mime. VRunt,
at New McLure.
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SKIN , a; =3 ;;.a,.I l

uuMILIATIEG EruptiouI, Itching ana sus sSsls
species Of Itching scay PImpy Inherited cs9iSE ,,
l9IS and C0ntisI u nileases Of The Mood; sn IA
and Scalp, with Loss 81 Hair, rom W. Sr y
aEIn cure, aud Cuh urA solr, an e5qn'niie st ,ba
BeRutIher, externally, and CuucurA hSoNeaSHue
nav Hood PniIaeE. lnLernally.
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WE caution the public against Agents
who claim 10 sell goods for us on weekly
payments. They IRE impOstCrs.
JACOB ". CRUDE, JeNeler.

WE have now on exhibit our Fall and
Winter stock OF WOOlenS, being u com.
plete line Of Suitiugs, PantaloonIngs and
OVercOatings, which VIC shall get up In
ilrst.ciuss style aud fit, and Mt lowest
prices. Also, u fill line of Furnishing
"OV"' Al v" l q. HESS 4 SONS.
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a;nr Sale aud a;or GENT.
FOR SALE.
Five Lots In South Chicago. Ill.

FIve L0LV IN SouIh ChIC1gOI III
81 Acre farm on BoggS' Run.
nice Farm Of l3l acres. well wa'eIcdnnd goti
dwelling OF SIX rooms, small barn, goM Orchard
OF very choice fruit. This farm Is situated "a
miles from MRIt!nSbuTg, ". Va.
~, ". Va, 80,
trees choice fruit, apples cherries and leaiE ard
new stable; eau now be bought IRIS 200
Dwelling House No. 1886 Market street rooms
and attic ,,, e,
Dwelling Horses No, IS. No. IS, No. 81 aud No 81
Sixteenth street
Lot No. ~ Square No. II. J. 81. K. Bakers ADJ
dition, can be bought Tor SIS.
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C0LLAR ANn CuFF BOXES.

We have Just received 80 dozen more
OF those cheap Collar and TUT Boxes,
adapted for either ladies' or gemlemen'S
use. They are very convenient, very
pretty, and ut 90 cents for the set IRE
very cheap. A. l.. RICE & co.
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The Baltimore & Ohio will run an ex.
curaioE to Chicago November 10 at the
low rate Of 81 for the round trip, tickets
good returning 10 days. An extra train
with sleepers will leave Wheeling depot
at 7:50P. NJ, city time. For sleeping berths
apply at Baltimore 4 Ohio ticket office.
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Arc sold by all druggists. Price: CuriGTE s, ~ ut
CHEMICAL 20. Boston. u
send for ''How to Cure kkn Diseases"
pcAIITlFY the Gomplclion aud Skin BY uinG
nEAU the CulicurR Soap.
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q THE SEWING MACHINE Is the cause
A, II oil Uterine Pains and WEAKNESS; for
90 &S Aching sides and Back. kidn.y tslns'
H9E5iSa ScAtIca ChvSt Pa MS, WeIkness and IN
BS4 almma,lon the Irticu'a AnIi.rain
Plaster II infallih'e 30. n0l.MS4M
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The following shows the range OF the
thermometer as observed at Schnepfs
drug store, 1918 Market street, Yesterday:
IA. NJ, 45'i u NJ, 400; 8 P. NJ, 47'; P. NJ,
40
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ANSWERED THE MANUFACTURERS
Another Gard and sonl- Figures from Score.
tary Chew.

tary Chew.
To ne Editor orthe Inttgtgeno1.
SIR:-Iu answer to Manufacturers"
article in to.dsy's issue Of your paper, tho
same purpose is apparent in this as in all
other communications from the manu-
facturers' side-that is, to prejudice the
public against the nailers. Now, while
the nailers are not begging public sym
patty, we do ask them to give us fair
hearing, and then judge as to whether we
or the manufacturers are responsible for
the stoppage Of these mills, which is affect
ing the business OF our city and vicinity
40 much. The nailers are simply asking
TO be paid by the same scale Of prices and
The same customs in force for about nine
wears prior to the first OF June, 1885. We
have made no demand; the manufacturers
are making demand Of us. We are
perfectly satisfied with what we had
been receiving, and are willing
TO 90 to work Immediately at
the same scale, and under the same con-
ditions. We also think ifthe manufacturers
would be satisfied with reasonable pro-
6t, they would be satisfied to start their
mills at our scale. They repeat the same
old arguments, that they cannot compete
with the East, and are running at a loss.
We have not access to the order books
nor the balance sheets, to enable US to
show where they ship their nails or how
much money they have made, but We can
lock around US and draw our own conclu:
sions, In the nine years our scale has
been in force, how many new mills have
been put in operation? Junction, Brilliant,
Kelley's, Chicago, Bay View, Powell, oil
started by men who had experience in the
nail business, and in addition TO this the
capacity Of the Riverside, Belmont,
LaBelle, "Top" Mill, Bsnwood, Jefferson,
Beliont and Bellaire have been increased.
Now, l would ask business men il ii
would be hard for you to believe your
neighbor II be would tell you he was
losing his trade, and losing money, and at
the same time kept adding to his stock ?
Manufacturer allows my statement in re-
gard to the number Of days the Western
mills ran last year Of 40, but he saysit
WAS the worst year ever known in the nail
business. can say in answer to this that
Ihaye made nails for ten years, and have
always worked in Wheeling mills, and |
have not averaged 40 days per year
during that time. He also thinks 81 POS 10
is an enormous per diem" but venture
the assertion that he is filling a position
not near 30 arduous or dangerous, at
double the amount. He deducts 10 per-
cent from the amount named TO show
what we would get under the manufactur-
era scale. He forgets to deduct the 25
percent for self-feeders. He says he is
surprised that l mention 1t, as though
their use was detrimental to the nailers'
interest, and reproduCes table similar to
in last Sundays Register.
Both he and observer" either made
false statement or were misintormed. l
will correct the table, and then note the
difference:
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ITCHING DI, EASES CURED.

cuIcura stlnds a, ths h ,ad OF It's cllSs, especial.
" d al tlle case with the Cutlcura sosp. hNe
had an uuu uGlly 20 ID sale his summer, owing e
Inc DreyRience Of Au aggravated form OF Itt h
through some localitieI IN the country, 10 Whicn
me CIiticurA Remedies proved fatiSt .GteES
''' W. l. HAkpIGG, Druggist
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WASHINGTON, Nov. l0.-l A. x.-For the
Ohio Valley and Tennessee, fHirand slight
ly warmer weather, preceded by nearly
stationary temperature and variable winds.
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Mail Notes,

President John X. Wier, OF the United
Eailerp, Rollers and Heaters Association,
Left yesterday morning for Eastern Penn.
sylvania. His trip is partly for the pur-
pose Of organizing new lodges Of the Asso-
citation, aud partly to confer with the
nailers in one OF the most extensive mills
there with view OF having tue factory go
on double turn.
A car load OF new nail machines WAS
received ut the Riverside factory yester-
day, and the work OF putting them in
position was begun at once. The River;
side mill is being reprinted inside and
ont
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oUR ladies should all call on Nine.
Vaunt, Of Philadelphia, al New Mcclure,
aud see the most bewitchiug styles Of One
French hair work ever exhibited.
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New Observation-Disclosures
Feather DusteH-kwiug BToL
tOlOVed GlObci--Lute Elton,
Stock, dc, For Ealc-ThOL O'Brlen.
Teeth Extracted without PAin-GeO. U. MilllgGn.
Kid Gl0yg4-D. GundliEg & Co.
For tsRmcf Andes.
B!aItIiuI BEIdGl PrcRntS-i.7G. Dillon
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an article OF Southern manufacture that has
promptly won Ia way into wide spread popularity.
delicious; and an esteemed article on the toilet
table Of all that have used Il The Quick and del.
icAte Sense Of the Mystic Owls" At once discover.
ed ID merits, and they had no happier concolt 70
lightiul perfume. The fair dancers who found 20
grateful tetrt Ghcr last evening will please thom.
selves and honor their entertainers By keeping up
the sensation throughout the twelVemonth By
means Of this delightful agent Rn2h NwTAW
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JOSH BILLrNGs says that II you have the
rheumatism, you should be thankful that
1t is not the govt, and use st. Jacobs Oil.
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To LApIEs.-Bsng q Ia Pompadour, in
gray hair. Especially handsome and be-
coming. See Nine. Vaunt at New Nc
Lure,
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KRAMER's full band will b, at the CAPT.
tol Rink every afternoon and evening this
week,
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Mayors BSnd will make the music for
the Mask Carnival at the Alhambra Rink
tonight.
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My Place at Ella Grove,
dor SALE no CLOSE An ESTATE.

= --
The following Lots Tn Wheeling Island belong
Ing TO the estate Of the late Nm. Mccoy, VIZ:
Lots No. GO, CT and a on Broadway.
Lots No Sand 50 on \ 0rk street
LoLs No. 90, 100 and lOl on YirgiHiA street.
Lots No. l0I, los, ll6 and Ill on Huron street.
Lo8 No. II, 10 aud l5y ON NGbaAh LiIeet
Lot No, ~ on Water street
au29 w V.HOGk.G BRO. 100 NJ .fkHi 81
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KRAMER's full band will be at the Capt.
tol Rink every afternoon and evening this
week,
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iESS n EnNS.
Thormumetor Record.

FOR comfort, get one of those Best
Knit Jackets at C. HESS u SONS.
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To LADIEs.-Bang a Ia Pompadour, con-
coded by all TO be the most becoming and
natural. See Nine. Vaunt, at New Nc.
Lure.
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Admiuistrator's alotiee,
A DMINIsTRAToRs NOTICE.

All persons knowing themfelyCs to BE- ips,,,,
to the estate Of L Zane, deceased, Me 49,
notified 10 mako prompt payment 10 Ihr MI
gIgne and ihote % whom the SAid estate e
q, l. CRkNMsS
moi Admir- Of The Es.ale d 9. l. Zane GSt a.,
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LADrEsl Latest London craze, sbingle
bang. Cannot be detected as artificial.
Mme. Yaunt, at New Mcclure,
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KRAMRR's full band will be at the Cspi.
tol Rink every afternoon and evening this
week,
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llIANTED.Young Ladies in city OF COUNTY IA
III work for US at their homes: fascinating en-,
plnyment; no Instructions 10 buy: work can l.
sent BY mail distance no objectionI; g 10 b trs
week can be made. No cSnyRslnR, pArt!cllAS
free, or sample Of work nailed for four cent? h
stamps. Please address, HOhE MANUFACTURE
Co, RnStnu. Mass, 7. q. BOZ 1871 senhT1huE
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Fus at the Mask Carnival, tonight, at
the Alhambra Rink.
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M county 10 sell our goods. Salary SIS pef SnSis
and expenses, or commission. ExpenaE In "A.
vance, Outht free. For full particulars AdIn.S
STANDARD SILVER WARE CO., Boston, NIS
nnnh TThRAM II
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KRAMER's full band will be at the Capi-
toll Rink every afternoon and evening this
week,
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Cubic Sales.
DUBLIC SALE OF
TWanted,

VTTANTED-TWo BOYS WITH SI5M
w cash Lecurity, 10 Gcg M News AEentSon y
4 o. R. 4. Apply 70 UNION NEWS co, BAG
DEPOT huh
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pluerence IN iRVOr OF nRnn IeCdlnR..."..'SA "
Now, let us look at the case with my
figures. The manufacturers ask us to
come down 10 eastern prices, and yet they
are asking US TO run these feeders for Is
percent ssthan in the East, where they do
not produce the quantity nor quality and
have all the assistance they desire, Tho
great class Of mechanics do not receive
1910 for years work; but are they over.
paid? The5diillculty is, too many do not
receive enough, and none too much.
"ManutaCturer" argues as though the
nailers' high wages was the bar to their
success yet there was more money made
in the business when we received 90 per.
cent higher wages. The cause lies with
themselves entirely. According 10 Tho
Iron Age, the United States will consume
100000 kegs OF nails per year, and our
factories can produce 1000 900. The east
ern mills increased their capacity last
year enough to increase their output 8, 600
kegs, while the west increased their out
put 100000 kegs. Any one can see that
no matter what wages we receive it would
not relieve them.
In conclusion, l will say, II We are re-
duced as contemplated in the manutac.
turers' scale, the business mon will notice
the difference in their receipts, and this
city's reputation will suffer to the advant-
age Of other cities, and rs Just such an ex.
pertinent as the manufacturers are trying
now drove the nail buaine,a to our city,
the present move may have the effect
OF driving It elsewhere. see no good
coming from this continual controversy 10
the papers TO either the manufacturer or
mailer, and will take no part hereafter.
only when our eide is misrepresented.
NJ. A. CHLw,
Secretary of U. N, H. & R. Association.
Khecling, November 0.
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II WHEELING n
) INTELLIGENCERS
Daily, Semi. eekly and Weekly.

The year 1885 brings the country to new, deTSf
Iuro, A party out oil power for quarter o. en-
fury goes into control. new color Is 70 NC sNsT
70 the pages OF our national history. Eyeiy mAa
made. il wifi touch every condition 81 hie'
WhOther for veal or woe,
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Amateur Mlnstrels.

Some days ago, quite surprise awaited
us at the Hotel De Steffens in the shape of q
full Pledged minstrel troupe. The lads oil
the town put their woody heads together
and concluded there were Christies, Dan
Bryants, Dixie, land all the great guns among
them, and we question whether either Of the
above named celebrities ever did better on
their trial trip, than the Mastodons Of Pilot
Knob. The endmen, Messrs. Steffens and
Kaths, did admirably. The interlocutor,
Geo. Schwaner, succeeded well. Steffens,
Jaquith, and the Ghost, were all that could
be desired.
The little accommodations at their COM
mand were thoroughly utilized.
The most prominent man in the audience
was Napoleon Phillips, (more familiarity
known as Baker Billy, wLo sat patiently
waiting for the curtain to rise. When it did
60 up the house enjoyed good laugh at
Bill's expense, as his remarks were calculated
to sweeten bread.
Ed. Steffens, alias Dixie, and Billy Birch
Kaths, were funny in the extreme. The next
show will be an improvement.
We must not forget the young ladies who
gave encouragement to the performance by
throwing flowers to their favorites. The
young gents fully appreciated the flower act
by grand wrestling match to see who would
get the most posies. DICK.
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Personal.

Mr.. y. NJ. Parks, De Soto, was in Ironton
Monday.
Mrs. Catral, Middlebrook, was in town
Monday.
Mr.. Harrison Durham, Syracuse, N. Y,
was visiting in the Valley.
Fred. Christianer, Springfield,was in Iron
ton Wednesday.
Mr.. Frank Guild was in the Valley Sunday.
Charley Kindell, De Soto, has come to
Ironton for a few months.
Reuben Butts, Fredericktown, was in
Ironton Sunday.
Mr.. Otto Bauer left for st. Louis last week.
here visiting her sister, Mrs. DR.. Prince.
Frank Delano was in Ironton few days
last week.
Mr.. II. C. Davis, Iron Mountain, was in
town Tuesday.
DIR. NJ. Thomas, Belleyiew, was in Ironton
last week.
Mr.. Richard Nall and wife are here visit
ing his brother w. w. Nall.
Mr.. Blackburn, st. Louis, was in Ironton
Thursday.
Mr.. G. w. Lanpher, Fredericktown, was
IN lrOnIon IHuTsuas, fisftltlS lis slstcis Mis-,
A. Moore.
Miss Emma Bauley left for a visit on Black
River Thursday.
DR.. Prince and Mr.. Fairchild made trip
to Iron Mountain last Thursday and bought
nice lot of fish.
Mr.. P. F. Cook, of the Age of Steel, st.
Louis, is spending few days in town.
w. A. Ryan went to Potosi on business
Saturday.
w. J. Russell, Belleview, was in town
Monday.
Mr.. w. A. Tetwiler has left st. Louis for a
visit to Colorado.
DIR. D. GARRISON, Annapolis, was in Iron
ton Wednesday.
Thad Baldwin returned from Du Quoin,
ILL.,, Friday.
F. Rodack was in Tronton Thursday on
business.
Miss Theresa Begley returned from the
Bluff Saturday.
Ferd. Schmitz returned from trip to st.
Louis Sunday.
First-classs Brick ut Baldwin & Pierce's
kiln Ironton.
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programme OF exercises for the Reunion
OF the Teachers and Students of Arcadia
high School, to be held at the Fort Hill
church, Arcadia, No., July 2Sth and 29th
1885:
| July ~, p. M.-Organization of the
Ieacners and Students by the election OF
President and Secretary.
| 2;3O P. M.-Opening exercises.
p. M.-Address by Rev. j. C. Bergman.
subject: "a Brief History of Arcadia High
School,"
| p. M.-Address by Hon. w. N. Nall.
Subject: "What Shall our Future Work
| be?"
oP. M.-Miscellaneous business.
| July ~, 10 A. M.-Opening exercises.
| 1920 A. Mcclure by Hon, John F.
Bush. Subject: "The Advance in Science
Since 1885,"
11:2o A. M.-paper by Miss E. A. Carlton.
Subject: "The Seniors"
Up. M.-Opening exercises.
2:20 P. MA paper by Prof j. NJ. Shelton.
subject; "The Rational Source of Intellect
ual Growth"
$3.50 p. M.-Paper by G. W. Farrar. Sub
]ect: "Some Changes During the Last 35
Years."
p. Miscellaneous business.
vocal and instrumental music will be in
terspersed in the programme.
Let the authorities take charge of "Jim"
broadwell, at once, and put him in safe
keeping, or worse may come Of it. "Jim" is
an idiot with vicious inclinations. About
week since while Doctor Goulding was pay.
Ing professional visit At Mr.. Kesling's hotel,
his attention was directed to this matter in
rather forcible way. "Jim" had left home,
came up town, and stood in the middle of
the street opposite the place named. A
number OF children were at play in the yard.
Suddenly Jim" let fly large stone, with
all his force, at the little ones. He happily
missed them, but the stone struck the wall
OF the house with such force that it drew the
attention of the inmates, and the Doctor
came to the door. He saw "Jim in the street,
walking backward and forward with his per-
son indecently exposed. DR.. G. started to-
ward him, when the idiot started for home
on keen run, first hurting stone at the
Doctors horse. Herbert Riddle being asked
to intercept the runaway, came out of his
shop, when "Jim" fired shot at him, the
stone making things in the blacksmith shop
rattle around lively, though going wide Of
its intended mark. This is only one Of hum
dreds of instances where this idiot has shown
his vicious propensities. He is not a safe
person to have around; and We enjoin it up
on the authorities not to longer balance
a few dollars against the probability of his
committing some murder or other and worse
outrage which the county's revenue for a
hundred years to come, would not and could
not obliterate. Let "crazy Jim" be put into
safe keeping!
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Arcadia Items.

DIR. Prince, st. Louis, was home Sunday.
Mr.. John Hogue has returned from Dunk.
lin county.
town last week.
Mr.. James Weathers returned Saturday
from weeks visit to st. Louis.
Allan Hinchey, Esq, ST. Louis, was visit
ing relatives and friends in Arcadia last
week.
Mr.. Sam Gosney went to De Soto Sunday
to get a new pusher to take the place of the
old "hog."
Mr.. cambridge, the gentlemanly brake
man on the accommodation, has taken a
leave of absence for a month.
Miss Nellie Pease left last Thursday for
Columbia, Mo-, on Il visit to relatives.
Mrs. A. G Simpson and daughters, Miss
Ella and Alice, have returned to Arcadia,
fully satisfied that there is no place equal to
Arcadia Valley for health.
Misses Maggie Fenelon and Lizzie Nc
Nicely, of Hogan, are staying in Arcadia and
attending the Normal Institute in Ironton.
Mr.. Joe Clarkson, Jr., met with quite a
serious accident while riding horseback last
Friday. The horse became frightened and
ran under tree, and in lodging a limb Joe
lost his balance and fell from his horse, his
foot catching in the stirrup. He was severe
ly cut on the head. We hope that in few
days he will be able to be out again.
The dance at Mr.. James Evans last week
was simply immense, and the ice cream and
cake were delicious. 1t was the most pleas
ant affair of the season, and may James live
long and be happy-and give as another
party. IDA.
july 18th, 1885.
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DESIRABLE FARM AND TIMBER
LAND FOR SALE.

The farm and land contained in the fol-
lowing tracts will be sold at a bargain. The
property is situated about four miles south
of Ironton, and is desirable for any person
who is live, practical farmer. A consider
able portion is improved, with buildings, etc. !:
North half of section %, the northwest
quarter of the southeast quarter of section
%, the southeast quarter of the northeast
quarter of section %, the south half of the
southeast quarter of section 2f-all in town
ship 80, north, of range east-containing in
all 4S0 acres.
For particulars as to price and terms, ap-
ply to JAMES A. SHIELDS,
POtosi, Mo,