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National Republican., 1885-06-08
MINOR LOCAL EVENTS.
The Smaller Happenings OF a Day in and
lbout the CitV.

THE suggestion Is being made by leading
physicians to their patients to turn on the
spigots and hydrants, in order TO let the con-
taminatcd water out Of the pipes and rcser-
voirs, aud at the same time flush tho sewers.
John II. Murphy has been awarded the con.
tract for grading North Carolina avenue.
VIM. CLARK. oolored. was arrested Saturday
night by Oicets buvnll and Shanss for keep
lng gambling house.
Meade Post No. 8, @. A. r., will go to Rich
mond July to attend tho reunion campfire
OF the united veterans of that city.
The alarm from box s2i, at OlO O'Clock last
night, was for a coal oil explosion At O33
Twenty.fith street Damage trihing.
Detective Cox arrested VIM T. Eastwood, Of
MckeespOrt, Pa, saturday for robbing J. u,
Saunders Of $50. He confessed the robbery and
gave UP the money.
The residents on Ninth street, between u
and Il, have protested TO tho commission
ers against liquor licenses being granted 10 any
| one In that square.
The German Pleasure Club having for It's
| object the mutual improvement OF its members
| and establishing of reading rooms and library,
has filed certificate of Incorporation with the
recorder
Mrs. L. V. Bryant, the lady who was thrown
! from Il conveyance on Sunday, May H. ana
taken TO the Freedmeus hospital, has been re
|
recovering rapidly.
The sale Of Hon J. r. Vests house, on. Fit.
| teenth street, to Hon. Washington Mclean
was concluded Saturday through Mai. George
| A. Armes Gen. West purchases some lots on
| Sixteenth and VI streets from Mr.. Mclean Tor
$4,000, Mr.. Mclean paying s23,UOO for the resi-
dence.
The Kendall College nine was defeated Sat.
urday by the Johns Hopkins University team
by score Of II to II Neither team played as
well as is its custom. The feature Of the game
was a running back.handed fly catch by Paul
Dashlol, second baseman on the Hopkins nine
Mr.. Barr. Of the Nationals, umpired.
The graduates OF the Washington school OF
| ElooutiOn (Mrs. NJ. stevenson Hart, prinCi.
pail received their diplomas saturday night
In the parlors Of Prof Cleveland Able, 2Ol1
street The diplomas were presented by Gen.
John Eaton to the following ladies' Mrs. \. X.
Bradford aud the Misses Lizzie Prathcr. Nellie
Mclean, NJ. Ella Morgan, NJ. Alice Groh, aud
Kate Rawlings.
National Republican., 1885-06-08

The case of Hugh o'Neal, charged with EN-.
bezzlement, is set for trial in the criminal
court to-day. ONeal was conductor on the
Pennsylvania railroad, and he, with others,
was indicted for Withholding tickets collected
from passengers on the train, The company
became satisfied that there was collusion be.
tween some of their employees and the scalpers
by which the latter were enabled to obtain
tickets to various points and greatly undersell
the regular rates. Detectives were employed
to investigate the matter, and as n result a
number OF conductors were arrested here and
elsewhere. In Philadelphia some parties were
convicted and others acquitted, and in Balti-
more there were no convictions This is the
first case of the kind ever tried here, and the
defendant asserts that he will be ablo to sh ow
his lnnoce nee Of the charge.
National Republican., 1885-06-08
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Mctropolitan-G. Perkins and f. J. Dooly,
Chicago.
Wormley's-M -Murry Nelson, Chicago, and
Count and Countess Of Auxy, New York.
Arlington-w. p. Tisdell, g. s. Coleman,
New York; n. 8. BoutOu, Caracas, Venezuela.
winnrd's-Alcx. s. Marsh, Chicago John A.
Ubsdel. New orleans; J. NJ. Miller and w. B.
Hunt, New Jersey.
Ripgs-A. Bradshaw, New York; G. H..
Tarscy, IT, w. Patterson, Boston; g. f. For.
mlns, saltwater Mimi, aud j. 7. Schiller,
Philadelphia.
National-Georgc c. Watrous and wife. lonia,
Mich; W. W. Kinne, Dakota; Lynn q. Meyer,
Philadelphia; +. 4. Bulkloy, Leadville, Col;
John Lee, New Bedford, Mass; Samuel Hoagg,
Chicago
Ebbitt--J. pcrmlngham, San Francisco Mrs.
! L, Lombard. c. H. Lombard, Chicago; u. NJ
/ Lombard, H. s. n. John Acklcy, a. Il. Rich
| ardson and wife, w. f. Wilson, wife and son
| W. A. llutchins, NJ. Stanton, Ohio; A. Thomp
| son. 4, s. N
National Republican., 1885-06-08

No RIVER excursion of the season Will be
more delightful than the Quantico High Tea,
which leaves on the Jane MOseley this after.
noon nj 80, and returns at 1880 sharp. All
the sights OF the river will DO passed in day
finest music, a superb supper, and delightful
company. Every stranger In the city Will
enjoy IL as one OF the most delightful incidents
OF his stay The excursion Is for the benefit OF
the Garfield Hospital.
National Republican., 1885-06-08
CIIG ITEMS.

HowLAND DESTAL ASSOCIATION. I'll Four
and.a.half street northwest, three doors north
of Pennsylvania avenue. L. r. Rowland,
NJ. D., L. H. Rowland, D. D. s., and Robert w.
Talbot, surgical, operative, and mechanical
dentists. EItractions. under nitrous oxide, 80
cents each tooth, aud only 10 cents extra for
gas. whether one or a number Of teeth are OK.
tracted at the same sitting. Have administered
nitrous oxide to over 1000 persons. Artificial
teeth 81 per set. Gold amHlgam, aud white
filings inserted in the best manner. All work
warranted first.class,
National Republican., 1885-06-08

Maurice Roach, under indictment for as
saulting policeman and whose trial takes
place to-day WAS arrested Saturday afternoon
for assaultiug Mr. Eugene DAILY, a grocer, ON l.
his father were engaged in II brawl and DAILY
ran 70 the police patrol box to summons an
oiicer. Young Roach detected his, movement
aud running after him dealt DAILY Inurderous
Mr. DAILY was taken into his house, where for
several hours he laid insensible. Oticer Light.
browne, after u chase, captured Roach and
locked him up at the seventh precinct station
house.
National Republican., 1885-06-08

Robert A. Boyd, living at the corner of Third
and C\streets was charged In the police court
on Saturday with having forged the name OF
David Webster 70 an alleged assignment OF the
right In, a moth eXterminator. The case was
bonds
National Republican., 1885-06-08
A Booknnking Test Case.

Orlando Jones was charged in the police
court Saturday with setting up a gambling
house Ia bookmaking scheme), and j. IL. Har-
rls, Of the Harris House, with allowing the
same 10 be run on his premises. The cases
were continued. They are to be made test
cases ks the place has been n resort for some
time for betting
National Republican., 1885-06-08

IT Is reported that famine threatens northern
Russia, but It is certainty that millions OF
colds will be bOthering American people this
summer. Against famine there is no protoc-
tion, but for every cold there is q bottle OF Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup,
National Republican., 1885-06-08

He came home at $50 O'Clock the other
morning and was in happy mood. In re.
sponsc to his better halfs saitrical inquiries he
said, "well 0iic), you see 1 was at (hic) ze
club and drank some of zat wazer II wus
pluted (hiC), an made me shick."
POLLUTED; yes, guess 1t was with whisky"
lie took of his boots without word.
National Republican., 1885-06-08
Inside Facts About normonism.

Mrs. Angie F. Newman, Of Denver, occupied
the pulpit Of the Metropolitan NJ. L, Church
last night under the auspices Of the woman's
Home Mission. Her theme was Mormonism,
and the discourse was the result OF long resi-
IN the endowment house by the women, and
the degradation and unhappiness that polyg-
amy entailed upon her sex. She also gave an
interesting account of the means taken to in.
living for the dead was described, one indi.
vidual who had reached q certain stage Of
grace being proxy for whole army OF those
who had died in their sins, or before Joe
Smith had his revelation.
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National Republican., 1885-06-08
Cool BreezeS at Reduced Prices!
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Fans produce cool breeze, of them wre 1t has
been Spring. and the wholesale trade has been bad and
consequently prices low Our buyer tempted by such prices
purchased Stock in fact much which makes
it advisable for still to offer
National Republican., 1885-06-08

Hos. WILLIAM MUTCHLER, member OF Con-
grcss from the Tenth Pennsylvania district
Joins distinguished Legislators IN saying that
Red Star Cough Cure is u valuable discovery
that II cures promptly and Is free from oplaLes.
National Republican., 1885-06-08

Boots and Saddles" by Gen. CusterS
widow, is the book of the day-frcsh, breezy,
graphic, and delightfully."- Interesting. Its
regular price is $3.50. but you can buy II at
Charles Baum's Book and Stationery Depart.
mCnt any day this week for SlOS.
National Republican., 1885-06-08

THREW HIMSELF OFT OF WtSDow.--A
merchant, overcome by nervous prostratiOn,
recently became 80 wild and delirious that he
Jumped from Il third story window OF his
house and was fatally injured on the pave.
lncnt. Had this unfortunate gentleman taken
Browns Iron Bitters in time, his life might
have been preserved. This potent tonic en-.
riches tho blood, tones the nerves, and Inn
parts energy TO falling constitutions. Mrs.
Phoebe 4. White, Alaska, Mich, says,
Browns Iron Bitlcrs cured me of dyspepsia,
poor appetite, md nervous prOstratiOn."
ORDER THE REPUBLICAN mailed to your sum-
mCr address. only 30 cents a month postage
mid
National Republican., 1885-06-08
Black All-wool Nuns We

Black All-wool Nuns Veil
ing.-These goods are not
plentiful by any means ; in
fact, it was only after some
trouble we succeeded in pro-
curing an elegant line of A.
inch goods, which consider
ing their unusual width, are
the best summer bargain in
black goods ever our good
fortune to offer. Most Nuns
Veilings run SO, 3S, and 40
inches. These are full "A
inches, or, "a yards wide,
which we offer in four quail
ties, as follows
National Republican., 1885-06-08

Health being the foundation OF happiness,
and both drugs and the dangers attending
violent gymnastiC exercises, which large num-
bers seek to that ond, being the abhorrence
of so many, 1t would seem that u work en-
titled "iIealth by Exercise Without Ap.
paratus" would have large sale, especially
when placed at the low price Of 21 cents,
Such isa late work by Prof hartvig Nissen,
in which his theory and practice Of physical
culture are full explained, and illustrations of
particular forms OF movements are given.
Hon James q. Elaine recommends the book
and also Prof Nissen's swedish movement
cure which has been so successful in restor'
ing to health many Of our leading citizens.
National Republican., 1885-06-08

Black Goods Dept.-This
Dept. is now we'll stocked
with the best and most de-
sirable line of Summer-weight
Black Goods now in the
market.
National Republican., 1885-06-08
I5c quality for 12iac
lie " " 15c
lOc 7" " 1IC
Second Floor-Tako the Elcvator.)

Four Unparalleled Bar
gains in Silk Materials.-We
think we, have struck rock
bottom prices on Silk Dress
materials in the following.
You need not expect to see
them offered lower:
National Republican., 1885-06-08

Linen Lawns.-T h o S e
beautiful Union Linen Lawns
have, as we expected, Gre
ated a decided sensation.
'Twould have been strange
had they not.
Inequality for 12i5c
lOc :" 17c
National Republican., 1885-06-08
CANCER CURED.

have had cancer ON my faoo for many
years. I have tried great many remedies, but
without relief almost gave up hope OF ever
heinz cured. Dr. Hardman, my son, recon-
mended Swift's Specific which l have taken
with great reBults. NY face IL now wei, and II
Is impossible for me to express my thanks In
wOrdD for what this medlCine has done for me,
MRS. OLIVE HARDMAN
Monroe, Ca. Sept, 2, 1854.
swift's Specific has cured cancer on my face,
and has almost made new man " me.
4. j, TEATE, Waclssa, Fla
have had n cancer in my right car for three
years | tried every remedy the physlclAns
practiced, to no permanent good. Swifts Spe.
cihC has wrought wonders for me, II iB the best
blood purifier In the world.
JOHN s. MORROW, Florence Ala.
swift's SPECIFICS entirely vegetable, and seems
to cure cancers by forcing out the impurities
| from the blood.
Treatise on Blood and sklu Diseases mailed
| free. Hr
TIrE SWIFT sfRciPIo CO., Drawer o Atlanta,
Lea, or 167 ". 23d b., MI
National Republican., 1885-06-08

"ALDERSEY DAIRY WAGoSs."-Fresh Alder.
ney butter churned every morning. and dcllv-
cred in q pound WARD prints, at i0c. per
pound. Also cottage cheese, DC. per ball; but
termilk, Sc. per quart. and sweet milk at 5c.
per quart.
National Republican., 1885-06-08
Annth.r Moth.Kill.r scandal.

.OHDER THE REPUBLICAN mailed to your sum
meF address. Only 30 cents month, postage
National Republican., 1885-06-08

THR Ouantico High Tea on the Jane Nose
Icy to-day at 4:S0. 1'he most delightful river
evening 6xeursion OF the season. Returns at
klnS0 sharp
National Republican., 1885-06-08

ORDFRTHE REPUBLICAN mailed to your sum.
mcr address. Only 80 cents a month, postage
National Republican., 1885-06-08

Washington Light Infantry Corps VS.. 5th
Maryland regiment, Capitol Park, to-day, 4jO
p. IN. Admission 10 cents. Ladies free.
National Republican., 1885-06-08

CLEANLINESS is next to Godliness." See
the Leonard Clcanable Reirigerators at W. II.
Hoeke's, sol Market Space.
National Republican., 1885-06-08

Flrst-2i.lnch Fine Black All'silk surah,
worth 62Lc only bUc per yard.
Second-2i.inCh Fine Black All-silk Sur h,
worth zoe only 5Oc per yard.
Third-23-lnCh Fine Black French All-silk
surah, reduc ed for this sale from Toe TO 69c per
yard ~
dame worth roc only o9c per yard
These goo Ia are exceptionally good values,
and are particularly suitable for light summer
dresses, dress trimmings, 10 make up with SILK
Grenadines, &c.
National Republican., 1885-06-08

ORDER THE REPUBLICAN mailed TO your sum.
mcr address only 5O cents month, postage
f.ufI
National Republican., 1885-06-08

sSpcr gallon. rs cents quart bottle. No.
RycWhisky, bost in the world for the money
at MCGees. Ninth. near ID.
National Republican., 1885-06-08

Washington Light Infantry Corps vs. 5tf
Maryland regiment, Capitol Park, to-day, i:5l
D. m. Admission 10 cents. Ladies free.
National Republican., 1885-06-08

DUAL. 4-Fine 44inch Black All-wool Nuns
yelling, good value only buc per yard.
Quail. 3-Fine I4.inch Black All-wool Nuns
Yelling, excellent quality, only 62lac per yard.
DUAL 2-Finc 44-inch BlRci Atwood Nuns
Yelling, extra fine quality, only CSC per yard.
DUAL l-Flne 4I-lnch Black All-wOol Nuns'
Yelling superior quality, only Zoe per yard.
8O.inch Fine Black All'woOl Albatross, extra
quality, beautiful finish. only Doc per yard.
Cashmere, excellent quality, silk hnlsh-the
thing tor summer wcar-only 6bc per yard .
10 provide tn At most esse ntia agent, light"
In max king a selection In Black Goods, this de-
partme mt is located at the I'D street" entrance.
National Republican., 1885-06-08
DRY GOODS.
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP.

WOODWARD & LoTHRoP.
To-day begins the third
week of our Stupendous Sur
plus Stock Sale of Season
able Stuffs, and opens under
the most favorable auspices.
we feel II due us to again thank our
customers and the public generally for
tholr ready response, and the unparal'
lcled success with which this sale has
been attended.
This is to us the most substantial proof
possible OF the confidence of the public
In our advertised statements, which we
always try 10 make correspond exactly
with the articles which we have to sell,
preforrlng TO understato tho case rather
than overstato It,
what arc surplus stocks?
Any class Of goods of which we have too
large stock to be disposed of through
the regular channels. at their regular
prices, while In season, where the supply
exceeds the demands, and where the
goods move slowly.
To dispose OF this surplus stock, which
possibly would have been sold had II not
been for the backwardncss Of the season
aud generally unGavorablo conditions OF
the weather, we have been compelled TO
make sacrifices, which, under any other
circumstances. would not have been
thought OF previous to July i or later.
Our sales for this month must make up
the deficiency OF last month, and 10 ac-
complish this We shall continue this great
sale throughout the month, making such
additional concessions "a circumstances
compel us, in order to more promptly
cause the early disposal Of this surplus
stock.
In keeping this sale before the public
we have been obliged to slight many new
lines of seasonable goods easily arriving
which should be advertised, so wo ask
our customers to visit us us oiten us their
convenience will permit
Striped Lawns.-We hav
a surplus stock of Lawn Strip
White Goods, in eight choic
patterns, which must b
moved. Have never sold 70
less than the
National Republican., 1885-06-08
Children's S Hose

100 dozen ChildTen's Black Brilliant LIsle
Thread Hose, double heels and toes, full reg
ular made. Extra iiue quality.
Sizes D, bl ana b,..,. 2DO
Sizes Oh, and 2Oc
Sizes and Sl $50
These are exceptionally cheap, being usually
sold at 3Sc, 44c, and soc per pair.
National Republican., 1885-06-08
NnurIee Roach In Trouble Again.

THE Columbian Law School commencement
will take place Tuesday afternoon, June ., at
u nl
National Republican., 1885-06-08

Reeular prlce....,,.....,,....,..".."
surplus Stock price-....... ..""".m.1Oc
National Republican., 1885-06-08

Swift's Specific has cured cancer on my face,
and has almost made new man of me.
y. j. TEATE, WaClssa, Fla
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-10-20

missions. Aversion to s. cittv. ,lmaess oi
Noise, in the Head; III. vital fluid passing II
I'd in The nrine and many Other d.srs,
lead &c insanity aud death DIX. MINI
is u regular ply sic.an graduate Of the Ui
of Pennsy lyana,. viii agree TO fort II
HUI dred Dollars FIR case OF TINS
the VITAL RESTORATIVE under Il
cisl idvice and tratinentl VIII mt
or tor All. thing impure or injurious I.
it DR. MINT)E treats all Private
successfully snhont mercury Cousultatlu
Thnrno gh examination and advice. inclndl
Is uf urine 81 M' Price OF Vital heS
~ 81 bo,tl., foul times the quantity
sent to aay add c.s u on receipt of prica, o
b., secur. from observation, and in private
desired, by.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-10-20

"A New York Times editorial says:
-A,private letter from ageitleman en-
gagged in the wreck Of the Toxic as
serts: "She was put together very
badly, and her plates are of such bad
iron that they are cracked fore and
aft aud across; aud that ship could
break up so in So short time would
not believe had not seen ii. J hard
aysthink Roach will build any more
ships for the Pacific Mail Company.
He could not build yawl boat for
me after what | have SEEN"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-10-20

The Maharajah Dhuleep Singh
Owns 1900 acres Of land in England.
lie is going to split his name into pick
cts and fence in his land. Chicago
Sun.
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- for working p'ope. Send 10 cents
HIM Efp stage. and we viii mail .On fnkE
nNl rs Al. al"aoIrs.mllr box fa"',l~
iha. wi l. III y"n in the way n m H.
Hy'iv,v lug more mon! III u teM days than
kI0J1 IL you ever though possible III mn,
l,si,r ~ -, isl not rtgnir' d. Y"n can 1--we
home and work in STA time only. or all the time
Al bpth ssxrs 81 all ages. grahdiy success w.
q. CENTS ~, IS easily earned every evening. hat vi
wiz, want work ma! I, ~ H. business VIZ m Ike ms
nn,ara iicle,i aifr,: "a,l whoa MT We satisfied
we will send 81 ~ pay Tor 'he ir"nDis ~ "ritihR
IA IN 4 rart icuiar dir Ciioss e'e SEM free. I'M
~. i,se lay s.lut ~ sur fer I'll VIII" sta ~ Que.
Dnii'i ariay. Adj ,ress sIIsS'S 70, Por'iahd-
Maine.
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II Office to the Public.

Persons dealing with one JOS Jackson,
near Centerville, are hereby notified that
he is not in my employ, nor is he in any
manner intcres' ed with me in mining or
any other kind OF business am the sole
owner ofth Golden Fleece and Golden
Star mines. near the quartz mill, about
one mile east of Centcrville, and the said
JOS phi jackson, and all persons, are here
by notified not to trespass ON ei her 1T said
mines, as any one WHO shall do SO will be
dealt with according TO law. sE4
1oN MARION f. WAl.DRON.
CENTERvILLE. July l, 1S84-6m.
A TITLE Abstract OF Deed
From Dryden McClintock, Sheriff, to
NJ. f. Waldron, deciding all those certain
quartz ludcs known as the Golden Fleece
and Gold. II Star mines, situated i'll Cen
terville mining distlic', Boise county, /.
i ate of decd. March 2S, 1888 and rccor-
died March 2S, 1883 at 8 O'Clock, A. NJ, in
book 10, on pages 800, 40O, 40l and 400
4 eed records OF Boise county, |. L.
Territory of Idaho,
County Of Boise ~, ~.
do hereby certify that the foregoing is
a true and correct abstract, as appears Of
record. +-iaa< ag e. 20 to.. i..s.. -t
i~-j Witness my hand and seal OF
(--) d. 1884. ISL 4tes.''
...- .nr I'm CARROLL,
Auditor Boise Co. l.
.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-10-20

European immigration of the most
desirable kind is setting strongly to-
ward Southern ports. Some Of the
largest steamers afoat have been
ohirtered for emigrart business. The
Weser from Bremerhaven about due
at Galveston, has nearly 800 Germans
with their families, all Of whom have
been sent out by the agent TO Texas.
Specials furnish additional particu-
lars of the enforcement of the Cana
dian anti. Chinese law against the adj
mission Of Chinese from the United
States, 1t is stated that Collector
l'eecher ut Port Townsend, on heng
furnished with Il copy Of the Act, inn
inGdia,cly wrote for instructions.
While he cannot return the Chinese
who come from British Columbus, he
cannot .detain them ut his expense,
and there is no fund out of which to
pay their board. Secretary Manning
Will send a reply III a few days.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-10-20

The Nationalist have decided to
contest every Irish Parliamentary
scat except twelve. The Roman
Catholic Bishops Of Ireland have
PASSED a resolution condemning acts
I'll violence and intimidation, and
Narning their respective flocks in in
siulging in their illegal expression.
Such acts, they say, are certain to
bring the anger of God upon the
evil-doers and their families, besides
disgracipg the IRISH people in the
eyes Of the civilized world.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-10-20

In the Massachusetts Democratic
, Convention the first ballot for Gov.
!. ornor resulted as follows: Whole
number of votes l,l29; necessary to
II choice SOS. Avery l2l; Grinnell
693; Prince 513; scattering 2. On
the second ballot Prince was nomina-
ted amid much enthusiasm. The re-
ipainder OF the ticket is as follows:
IL. II. Gilmore Of Cambridge, Lieu
tenant-Governor; Jeremiah Crowley,
of Lowell, Secretary of State; Henry
v. Bradley of Fall River, Attorney
General; Henry Nj. Cross of New.
buryport, Treasurer and Receivers;
General james Delany, Of Holvoke,
Auditor.
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!, Hope of Democratic harmony in
New York city has been destroyed
by the announcement of the County
Democracy leaders that they do not
propose to divide any city Offices
,&ith Tammany. Irving Hall follow
ed with the announcement that it
sshought the coming contest should
be ''esery fellow for HIMSELF" and it
lis very probable that all three factions
will place tickets in the field. The
decision is very damaging to the
State ticket, and Gov. Hill is making
strenuous efforts to break it.
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An Atlanta, Ga, special says: Miss
LilIie Boss, girl II years old was to
marry Jacob Wetherington, aged &C.,
ct Valdosta. The marriage had been
arranged by the girls parents. About
an hour before the ceremony was to
Jake place lille fed in her bridal
Dress, aud at neighbours house met
Jessie Hardee, aged %, former
weetheart. eHardee and Miss Boss
.rove to the house of a Justice of the
,Pesce, where, they were married.
They returned to the brides home in
time to meet the wedding guests who
lad assembled. Wetherington, who
i a,widower, took the matter coolly,
lpt sdeslWsd stostay to the feast. The
Iris parents forgave her