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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-10

Is one Of the essentials Of life, and by far
the best natural drinking fluid coming to
our notice is the water Of the Arcadian
Mineral Spring, bottled at Waukesha,
Wisconsin. It Is OF great organic purity
and there is q told absence OF all mineral
constituents Of a powerful or dangerous
character, the two forming a rare comb.
nation. Mr.. Georges. Feenyis the agent
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TIE CHARGE.

The warrants charge wilfull and malici.
Gus shooting with intent to wound, main
andkill, against the peace and dignity Of
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orYlcERs BARuM and Croughan return
ed from Pittsburgh last evening. While
there, Ordinance Officer He'll presented
Barum with fine pair Of improved de,
tactiva handcnffS. --- b.
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OF another mailer, who. was in company
with several OF his craft, q reporter asked :
"Will you sign the manufacturers
scaleW M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-10

WASHINGTON, July lO.-1 a. M:-For the
Ohio Valley and Tennessee, cooler west to
northwest winds; local rains, followed by
fair weather. ~,
For the Lower Lake region, local rains,
followed by fair weather; cooler southwest
to northwest winds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-10

nthe South Side flooded cellars were
numerous, especially along Main street
below Twenty-second and Twenty-third
streets, and in the lower portions Of the
city much Inconvenience was caused by
payements being overaowed. In East
Wheeling o number Of fine shade trees
were blown down, and also on the South
Side there were a number Of trees uproot.
ed, TWAS on the Island, however, that
the trees suffered the most. Over fifty
were either blown down or injured by
having large branches broken oil. The
flower gardens OF the Garden Spot were
left In a sorry plight by the pelting rain.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-10

If you want to buy choice seasonable
dry goods cheap and on reasonable terme,
70 to BRUEs & CoFPER's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-10

DEEP rock on draught. Clam soup
Sandwiches Of all kinds at Asa Booths.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-10
Ghe gtateltiqeneer.
New Advertisements.
osec. aa1. &tseok & 90.

once Non. - eall d I.ear.eenth sseel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-10

BRUEs & COVER are Offering bargains in
parasols to close.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-10

Special excursions to Pittsburgh every
Sunday. Round trip rate 81 so. Train
leaves the Baltimore & Ohio depot at 4:40
a. NJ, city time. Returning leaves Pitts.
burgh ut 1850 P. NJ, city time. Tickets good
for this day only. NJ
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If you use a sack Of Minnehaha Flour
it will make you happy, and your days
prolonged. JOHN s. WELTI.
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Suddenly the flood gates were opened
and the rain poured down in torrents. It
came. down almost in sheets, and for a
time 1t was nearly impossible to distin-
guish objects at the distance Of hall q
square. The effects were confined to no
particular portion OF the city, as Is some-
times the case, but all over the city inside
OF five minutes after the rain commenced
the sewers were filed to overlooking and
the cutters unable to carry off the rush, Of
water overlooked and filled cellars with
water and left the pavements covered with
Shiny mud. The cross streets, especially
those coming down from the hills, were
soon converted into roaring torrents, the
water reaching from curb to curb. In
many places Main and Market streets pre-:
sented the same appearance. In several
cases, at points where new buildings were
In progress, the lime, sand and mortar
bedswere demoralized and washed away.
From the alleys was washed out in a
black stream the dirt and rubbish accu-
INFLATED during the past four or five
weeks. That was one good thing at least,
resulting from the rain.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-10

DEF rock on draught. Clam soup.
Sandwiches Of all kinds at Asa Booths.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-10

DErPz rock on dtaught. Clam soup,
Sandwiches Of all kinds At Asa Booths.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-10

LADIES EMBROIDERED sulTs, in white
and colored, ut greatly reduced prices.
TF ~ 'A~.s 4 - RpTPs n, CnPPpP
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folk'
Ahroad .5t

Strangers In the Sity anu nheehus Roih'
Abroad.
Mrs. George E. Hite has gone to Charles
ton to visit friends.
Mrs. G. r. Tracy and family are spend.
ing the summer at West Alexander.
Mrs. Frank Hearne, accompanied by
her little son and maid, is at Plymouth,
Mass. % s48s94 IA ~
Mrs. ex-senator Boreman, Of Parkers.
burg, Is the guest Of Mrs. Elizabeth vii.
son, South Side.
Mr.. 7. 0. Bullock, prominent young
attorney, OF Parkersburg, Is in the city re-
newing old acquaintance.
Misses Allie and Alable Scott, who have
been visiting Mrs. Robert Howells, at
Bridgeport left yesterday for st. Glars,
vile. n
Misses Kate Beans and Fannie Nicely.
ment, who have been visiting friends in
Belmont and Guernsey counties, have re-
turned home.
Mr.. Wilbur Downer, travelling sales.
man for Speyer Bros, has gone to Terra
Alta to DO married to Miss Sue Stuck. His
friends here wish him all manner OF joy.
= n q =. r r.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-10

DEF. rock on draught. Clam Soup
OF all kinds at Asa Booths.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-10

DEEp rock on draueht. Clam soup.
Sandwiches Of all kinds at Asa Booths.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-10

UTANTF D. THREE THous, n
wv dollan for period Of three q ~ "a =. ~
Real estate given Is security. No InctmS .lsl
Address &. q. Box Is, New NGtamosaS, WtsSjsSssss.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-10

Cosrs will be added TO tax bills aiterth.
10th inst. o. p. BRowx, Late Sheriff.
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The roof being blown Of, the third
story Of Mr.. Deringer's was left exposed
to the storm, and before anything could
be removed the place was drenched. The
rain soaked through to the second story,
running carpets, paper and furniture. The
damage done by this accident 1t is est.
mated will reach $500. Fortunately no
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-10

DURING The hot weather my Store
will be closed at o P. NJ. Saturday ex.
copied. JACOB w. CRUDE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-10

gives better satisfaction than any other
Try a sack W4RTlIEN & TlEMANN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-10

Sale of Cincinnati Northern Road Confirmed.
ClScINNATr; July o.-The United States
Court to-day confirmed therecent sale OF
the Cincinnati Northern Railroad TO A. s.
Winslow, who acts for the frat bondhold.
ers. Nearly all Of the first bondholders
are acting and the others will have the
privilege Of joining for o few days longer.
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baltimore q ohio.

cosrs will be added to tax bills after the
10th inst. @. P. BRowN, Late Sheriff.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-10

A number OF windows were reported
broken by slamming shutters or the force
1.-THE wind. The upper part OF one .oi
the decorated windows In the Twelfth
street side OF Mayor Grubb's jewelry store,
corner Of Market and Twelfth streets, was
blown entirely out,
After the rain 1t became very warm
again for short time. Then 1t gradually
BECAME cooler by half dozen degrees OF
so, until about p;45 O'Clock it.oommenped
to rain again very hard, but this time
there was not the heavy wind accompani-
ment. This storm continued until after
midnight With varying force.
The greatest evil suffered by the storm
was probably in the country, where,
while no large individual losses were
heard oil, the damage was widespread and
general. Scarcely farm escaped some
bad effect Of the rain or wind. Trees were
broken of or denuded OF their branches,
and the pike was stFpwA With foliage and
branches. s3-
At the Park the Jewish congregation to
the number Of several hundred, q colored
church from Elm Grove; private picnic
pattyfrom the Eighth ward, another from
the East End and another composed Of
Bellaire and Wheeling people, were
caught BY the storm. TGose remaining at
the Park were more fortunate than those
who had started home.
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lMsated.

;yHIANTED-Two GOOD sFcoSS
wv hand combinatiOn Pcol Tablts ISs.ILle
tnsins faktn: Esy Mertinsyi.ls, " Va G ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-10

makes one.thtrd more bread than any
other known brand sold In this country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-10

Come and get a sack and nothing elsl
will suit you. ]. B. CRAWFORD.
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Gs,tesai Bottles.
NOTICE TO HOLDERS
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Proposals will DO received at the Mayor, ms.
eenwood, W. Va, until I'VE O'clock X H.. III,
18th, 1885, for the exc1vaiiug ard laying OF teS:
raiely, for n sewer In the city Of BCuWOoi, pi,s,
and specifications 10 be seen Ut the NayoT96 giSs
The Committee reserves The hight 10 IeltctA1y d
!. 3, TH0MAs,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-10

cosrs viii be added toitax.bills aiterthe
10th inst or. BRows, Late Sheriff.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-10

OF another mailer, who. was in compan!
with several OF his craft, a reporter asked
"Will you sign the manufacturers
scale2"
1Neyer.' 1870
"Will the feeders get your iobs2" !
mo, sir" .....l
bWill they be offered to themPn
~ have no idea that tho manufacturer
ever thought seriously Of doing such q
thing. They are not NIL asses.n &,
"fhen you do not think much OF the
manufacturers resolution
II think rs much OF IT as the manufaotu
rers do. Those who can read between the
lines found preamble to 1t that the pub
lie did not'see II read something like
this:
1WHRREAs, The Bellaire mill recently
played q successful bluff game against the
Amalgamated Association, and the United
Nailers OF America can be az eaGliy gnllet
as the A. A.; and
"sWHEREAs, There Is now a disagree
ment between the nailers and feeder
which we fear will be amicably adjusted
soon II the difference 10 not magnifel
and we already having done our mite to
wards preventing temporary I'D ustmen
OF the difficulty so as to allow one Of oui
number TO cut nails in his factory; and
"sWHERRAs, Discussions among the dill
ferent classes Of our employees are OF bene
Ct to US, by weakening their cause there
fore etc,
"Did It never strike you as significant
that that resolution was voluntarily given
- Aha tnalo and lee Fnh1tnaEf aV,F kHaa6
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dor RENT-MY RESIDENCE, C0R.
IL NsRol chGpline aud Twentieth StrstiL CGS
tanning eleven rooms, pantry ard bathIOVh, ii
modern conycnitnces. Profession CivUH July /
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-10

DRxp rock on dtausht. Clam soup
sandwiehesol alIkindsi at Asa Booths
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CHANCE OF FIRM,
3. M. nseerlln Sells BIS Interest IN III,
Wheeling Store.

Is. N. mcGNllnt soils hts interest IN tHt
Wheeling Store:
Mr.. f. NJ. McGillin, Of tho firm Of E
n. Mcaillin 4 Co., bag dIspesed Of bis In
terest in the FIRMS large establishment il
this city to Mr. j. Harrington, Of Boston
and tomorrow morning the store will b
opened under the name OF ]. Harrington
& Co. Mr.. McGillin has invested, 60 Il il
Eepnrtel, between 500, 900 and 400 900 in
o large cattle ranch in the Indian terri
tory, and proposes to dispose Of all his in.
terests in his branch stores, only retain.
ing that in the Cleveland store,
Mr.. Harrington, his successor, was for,
Inerly q large notion dealer In
Boston, and retired about three year,
ago, but is DESTROYS Of entering business
once more. He pays cash down for biz
interest here. For'the past two dayslthe
store has been closed in order to allow an
inventory TO be taken, which Is being
done under the supervision OF Mr.. Har.
rington and Mr.. McHenry, OF Cleveland,
Mr.. MEG films representative. Mr.. Har.
ripgton intends bringing his family here
and settling down. :.
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Dri.;: Y WIii.c aJ-r Cat.
CrEAwA. ONT. S. u.. D.

VI .a"A. ttt., '1- i'' -.
 Several r.a.,.;.-@ oi cnoH.;.!oy,d wy!l:aef al Via5 ria, Bi;ri-I, r.la:nl,:>. have been haii r,c"rtiy c. .ro.,~. again, the e~rioJa.~:.s cf ln;:.aaleu op pGh.ic york. s,.d +. factories, aud t .s foar | liat q col sen nay tai~ a. amy tme h.t|ey4 ,L~mse;v.s and ;i.e Ce.e.tiaI- 4 faw d5vs since 2 large booty of -hrn u.lr.lcd through the sraats, visiting a!! .Lo f.r;orir, where Cnimes" were employed, aua demanding that the CLi:.anen. who were etar.iiG them cut ef the country, be di>r.arsed. Several cf :ic em- ployers of lsyog prolni>e,i Co discharge the Cinnamon .n their estaL.is4nrl.ts. while others refused io Le ...-inidatc3 ilto making any huch ooGpscmi,e. T., is stated th.y tLcre is nai au industry where labor is employed that tse Chi n,se.n B.iti,A CoYunbia are ne. driy- ing the white poPl!al.na cut ot the Iator marher. Agitation is stronger HOW than eyer before, as the restrictive measure of the last session of Parlia- mert only deals with those who mi. .ht have arrived il tAc country .ujr,qgent t0 is hcins las.. ].
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TELEi:RAE'iliC
4 BiSaiEist on 'r,iGl.
SEDAlIA, No., S,pt. %.


 A sons"b2: peculiar case of bi-amy, and one lik. ly Co )r,oMe his, r;e,l, cane up for preliminary n..rinS in ]us:ice o 3r!ci's Cru.t e-;tri,v TAr defendant, Henry D,s?dn. l,unl man ne 2G years Of aca, w.s a. rested about ; week ora npon thr - Q of hi-alnr. ant i s been L,ll awaiting tie collecting o} eri'ence until tY-jay. Some tiua in ISIS, il i~ alleged, D-slaia c,' t-qc.ei a mar riage wit Q ' umg w,msa ip ! lt a cca'.tv, with whom, un'iI recently, hc has lived openly as l,s wife Thcy lid not live very hs!fily, eud Dea}a;a was once arr steI for auemDt;n. to shoot her. Iie af;erwarr; oospr;eJ her Recently he was nsrriei 70 .aotler woman, and ir i7 for this hn i2 row charged w.th lieorny. The dcic,s" sc, ui is tia; n--j ain vas re~cr married 70 Lis first wife " ",~ l".:ql ceremony, and that, uotyi.,1:niiu- 'he fact taat fo. te r'y srroa v,@ys ,l-, wee known as man and wife. and cAi,lytn were horn n rLcn, they wcio in iac. not m n anl wife Inc prosecution, on the other land.n..ir.tains that rndni ;Ac coha'itatiom section of the law ,hcy are man l,,i wife, anA that Ds,l,,in k aineaai'o to lh" law for Lisany ',y "n tue oi f, anl rri.os upon orsi e> idyi.ce of Heir oF"n declarations sad thri1 long eoha'.,aipon ns uan anl wife fy9 conviction. After hsarin the svid,! cr tie i-iru>e ai,.el 2 d;smi>-;,i of 'h" ca>e'n the eruan, tit, ,tc coAaia;u- tion act did l.o5 apPy 10 cr,.niMai cases, bu; U cisiI ,n,. .roiats nat,er> only. Half 2 day WAS cc. sumr,. U argGirr ,h. cseo. ara ,;oo, i,4s rr~u aImo,, every spne:.r CT in t.." Cn....! States, rx.e ,.e >l:l-.s'. Court vf Missouri. were cised iy th- arto,nc-s, tnJ ;, oa* { v;a rIa' ,. Supreme Court of ,Lis stat lad never rr,,ei upon t sir;inr ct.c, anl j"a-a O'Brieu ';ec.j-,! ;!.; ..Ti,-',ar rr,:-y an bound :: ra over To tie Cr;:.:.lai e,v-.- : n 5t~ sum Of $40 His attorney, ezf- $ ;L'mS".ves as c.i6d~n, 'Ao, wi clear i,la in tle Circuit C9-rr, tg. in c,-a .. 1o ,,-, 2-.fa-- s' -.. ,iiI carry i't,ta~ Sv.rn'." C.. z .
 o.; eaa, .n -vi,ea rr- { !, w..i '.eco,ne ceas- c.,o'rc, @s . -a.e e,t.i'l.,' .a- ana d.aning tie .>ora s.d extent oi the o.i.ay.;;.;ict, |s,r.
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SECRETARY MANNING says l~ ooes not have time to read thr newspapers, This helTs Co rxpi.n. his frequent mistakes. but 1t doc. not excuse them. It is lic dutv to keep himself pro- y e iua;nt q with the drift of things by reading the newspapers, nc alter wha: else he may hare to neglect.
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e-'s %", thc worAiaHu"", o'"r for '!l ha,o Q decided that We wiI 70 pager t,lera,n .hrm in onr :oil>t. lhey have c. ne iY:o opr fair land with a}' thc h~'Nsh customs If their raco, and pros :"t- ear children to ali lh~ evil habits aa3 degradation th~ human 'a"'i can no.ir.., eni ~e aak al! good oitizrns to j,'@ E in ridai"- he coumgii,r of q pest lt is essp,'ial fng the wei, D i,4 e 'h~ city tlat thev should 3r o.noyal immediately Wa d. 10, d"- site to CT, ate any hardship to the bus; .s men or .le general pua..c i th' .ity, therefore ~e giy= ;lem vo'il ,Ar is; ,lar ot Og.,Ls;, 1885. to replace tla Ca'e~;;a,s with ot,er I21orcre Failing to do so or t;mo, we vii ia.-,- mt g vigorous hayoo,- oa ali tho>e- who, 5;snc.,v CT inGirrc;lv, in ai.r way contribute to their support. We have jetcrMi,eI th2: thr, nU,t cc--l-wo- ally # tL~: ui''. ju- for. ,y If a@v4- ho. l~i,hz1j
 EyIGnTs oF LARoR."
 The tcro ci .hr circular is y5ry  u>,n"s.-l:Eo, end ,,. tAin-.~ are "ot q 'iu,. .l.raal Tire ago oov in nn,'r ocyord.rs e ar,h"l.;c a2orc*, aio,. Gtt ci;namcn. Aaor: enc 4a.i Oi ,Lc aGpibe. ale culjorci in the laundry business. 4 lar.o mum i'er gre employed n d,m",,;c service many mo~" hc,r !;;,ip stor.> iii 'hc ch..e:e ,u'u'b-. \ great many are
 en,irrs, toni ioafor, a,d ..s.,cl,,t ,"as"ns. ami th" ;rnaiuGer work at
 a:@""',y ar.4 ,.'a j,ns. Much ii,;i- na i,4 i!''W.s -- .- !~', "f ia<- aa;l.- o,.z~a-, aa' ;,.- C ycruor wil l.- ci.'cl on i"r tr,'.~. sh.yii 'l" Krisa,. ,!s,r 2 : attempt to on'o'cr their c.dr,, ~ll.l. roey vii 'aost iise, do
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Hotel. The oa,y fist class hotel in Tombstone. S,tnt'yl on 1hr c"-ncr "i Fourth snh Allen streets. Bshisomelr ia;nish' i ihrA; .hrg', Hni las ol m..i ra ;.n :.7':.'a,s. rl,Te.er- are recon a,"nr."| ." s'or at thls house. 'rva'c ro.ni~ tr c~mmr,;i4l travellers. m n,r "f lhi~ aruse is 'urri~h-l Rhn n .rrv't ';."arA ,ae -- ant oar; rooms .nd k >''cNr.i w',, ia in.e! hran,I- of AiH"s, ug@or, .ua .,nrs.
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 IT IS noted that nonc cf the family of the late Gen. Meade at tended Gen. Grants funeral, and the explanation given is that there vas an arrangement between the TWO raen on account of the promo ton of Sheridan over Meade to the Lieutenant-Gencralship. There is good reason to say, We happcn to know, that while Grant had 8 high respect for Meade's ability and ser- vices. he always believed that the latter committed 2 signal blunder in not pursuing Lees army after the victory at Gettysba.g, and com peiiingi i. to surrender, which would have endcI the war then and there. Ar. Lincoln also felt quito the azae way about t, but said ;n his char ssssris:icaliy generous way, Meade did so much that l can not blame him for not doing more"
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Iaa Ca,sla ranch T ar tie Ora -aaH t-:ns l.anwn as thc Ly'oa ranch together wi,i co head r: c@ss'e ant nj Improvements. Fol particulars i'ln.., If Mrs. ". |. Na:ri-, S'a?.or& ..raa:. GIG house frcn the foundry. ar124-cw
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HE action of the President ia eriering the removal of the c :tlc from leased lands in the Indlon Territory within forty days has caused a shrinkagc of about sI0 per head in the market value of that class of stock. This loss is general ore, and falls upon the whole cattle interest of the West. And the other has not been carried out, after all, for the simple reason that it was physically impossible. to begin witt. In point of business sense. such an exploit is not calcu- lated to reflect much credit upon MT. Cleveland, to say the least of it,
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G.G. Berry, the owner and pub fisher of the k"cord-E.pitaph, re- fuses to pay his taxc<, but i..vokcs the aid of our County Co,r II ,o eject people flom their homes. Don't advertise in the sheet nor ,su bscribe for itp