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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-24

"Kansas Cityl" shouted the porter.
And there we were sure enough at the
live city, so wonderful in It's growth, with
a business push and energy among her
citizens that some Of DUR larger eastern
cities would do well formulate. 1twould
be folly for me to attempt q description OF
the great west, which has been so often,
so beautifully and so graphically described
by Others, whowere In every way through
Incompetent. On and on We 90, over the
Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
through Kansas and Colorado, over the
plains with nothing to obstruct the vision,
seeing as far as the eye could reach on
every eide, antllwe arfiye near Trinidad,
where hemonotony Is relieved by the sight
Of the grand Pixies Peak, all covered with
snow, looming up majest:cally In the far
distance. From Trinidad on down through
andintoN New Mexico the country Is simply
beautiful, certainly beyond my powers to
describe. Following the range Of the
Rocky Mountains we see on every side
fine grass, splendid cattle, with every evil
dence Of wealth accommodating without
any apparent energy upon the part Of the
Inhabitants,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-24

At La Junta Capt. Thos. Haase boarded
the train, having been to Denver pur-
chasing some new machinery for their
mine. He told me he had a bonanza out
here which his many friends at Wheeling
will be delighted 10 hear. He was looking
so well, and was almost as brown as q
Mexican. Right sorry were we not to be
able TO accept, his kind invitation TO pay o
visit to himself and Charlie OFT, whom he
says els enjoying excellent health and
almost II not quite as brown as himself.
We parted from him with regret, not,
however, until he told me about those
cursed blood thirsty Indians coming with.
In Eve miles OF their ranch, numbering and
butchering whole families, men. women
and children. Twill only mention one Of
the many cases herelated |. Q. where the
squaws took q married lady and after
hanging her up BY the heels, took their
knives and literally cutherto pieces, leay.
ing her remains hanging in threads. And
yet two or three hundred Of these red
devils are and have been for years defy.
ing the whole Government. 1tis shame
and disgrace to civilization that these
creatures are allowed to live OF oil.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-24

/: ~ had been suffering
d by many physicians for
d l had a tape worm, aud
monster 100 feet long"
hrce years in hospitals for
advantages In such cases.
h, diseases OF heart, liver,
blood, nervous affections
and youth, scsotnla aud
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-24
medtrd
Marrow Escape.

S.. ., a9G Tns Stsss SsS Nh, 1 a. S ss
1ntease and deathly palms In my back and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-24
Dry Goods.

NEw YoRK, June 23.-cotton quiet; middllng
uplands 1G5 fc; do. Orleans 1OHc; futures closed
September l0,17c; October e.9Sc; November 1880;
December 9.S9c; January 1850; February lO.o9c;
March 10l7c.
otscrssAn, o; June Cotton quiet; middllng
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-24

P.s.-My next will be from Albuquer-
que or old Mexico. Love to all the
bows. Pc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-24
y n Ia n CALDWELL,

Vs., special Con, ap .si ~ !,
NJ heie6y certify that the above nAtnep speSi I
commissioner has given bond and security "a "
aqlLed " law. TH0AlAs 81. DARRAII,
. lelb CLERK N Slid Cont,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-24

WEDNESDAY,. TIE 29d DAY OF JULY, 1855,
beginning at 10 O'Clock A. N. Of Eaid dag, at the
itOnl DIOR Of the Cuult llOuGe Of 0nio county sell
Al public auction tGseyGral parcels Of real estate
hereinafter mentioned, OF 50 much rs may DO nee.
In SaIa decree, the costs Of suit and cxpenSts OF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-24

The Americans arc fast getting control
OF the country here, and the reason Is OBJ
vious. While they are pushing, thriving
set, the Mexicans as rule are just the re-
verse. A more dirty, thrittless, ignorant-
looking set as 0 general thing ! never saw.
Their houses are simply filthy: Without
knowing their politics would say they
were Democrats, as their appearance indi-
Gated that they belonged to the great un-
washed. I met one man and was intro
duced to him as one who had killed three
persons at one shot-a man, woman and
child. He was arrested, tried and fined
$500 for carrying concealed weapons. They
have strange rules here. They Come
times} fiue man for murder, but always
hang him for stealing steer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-24

State Of west Virginia, City Of Wheeling, s. In
tho Municipal Court OF Wheeling.
W.J.W. Go Eden, guardian OF John
William, McMas:cr In choroo,,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-24
awhat are YOU iioing?D said auntie 10.

"what are you doing2" said auntie to-
night.
edits the newspaper"
"WAere on earth did you ever meet
him and what are you writing to him
about?" said auntie.
II met him at the rink, and he told me
ever SO many nice things, and wanted me
to send him my notes Of travel; and, be-
sides, he said I was just as cute as cute
could be, and wanted TO meet me at rink
Just as soon as / returned"
sob, he does, does he?" said auntie.
ave will see about that"
What letter Is that you have now?"
a'Taint letter; tbs only note from
Mr.. Walker Peterson ard Mr.. Spaulding
Wallace, saying they wanted to join u.s.
"WelIw said auntie, lis there TO be no
end Of this thing? II they are coming
this way shall start now, for my par" "
Why this undue haste on auatie's part
Is more than can tell. lam still
PAcY ELLEN.
P.S-My next will be from Albuquer-
que or old Mexico. Love to all the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-24

1 a plptc or pRlCel Of land situated in tho town
d Elm Gruve, III said county Of Ohio, bounded as
NliOWG Beginning at stake on the south sidc OF
ilNt street aE the northwest corner OF lot IS rin.
Mug thclCe south -, east PISS poles south S1lo,
Wlt ~ poles north 50, west II, 20 poles 10 first
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-24

CtScGNNArI, o., June 22,-Plour firm; family
81 a6Al 90: fancy 81 T665 90 Wheat armer; No. =
red q otai %; reseipts aloo bushels: shipments
8,6eo buShplS. Corn ttroiIgers No 2 mixed 4Sha
~ Oats steady; No, 2 mixed 9ac. Rye dull at
40c. Bulk meats dull and unchanged, Bacon
steady and unnha gcd. Whisky dull At 81 -
Butter in fair demand. extra creamery 1RA2pe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-24
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

!, y Z. THOMAS n. DARRAH,
Clerk Of the Municlial Court OF Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-24

and went 10 work lightly aud kept on using the
Btters for i've weeks untl became a well Is any
man Living, and have been SO for six years kiuce \
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-24

deere Of said Court eltered ii the above entloed
cIuse on tho 9th day Of May 1856 will sell at tho
front door Of the Court House Of Ohio County West
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-24

T Nc on BoSd and skin Diseases mailed free.
Call on our Physician, No. 1b7 W. sd St, N Y.
Consultation tcc. 1nE SWIFT sPEclTic Co Drawer
fHsa sss 81 Sa L.uebn Rro. Co and lSss { e.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-24
IJOMAlIssION ERs'i SALE OF VALU-

:, : THOMAS N. DARgAH,
Clerk Of the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
" ". Hal I'm, AtictihneeF. jci0.we
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-24

IVN 5dtl4 VT v THU
SJlABLEiREAL ESTATE. 5Hss.
Munlci pal Court OF WIT cling:
J0hn Fink 4
The Tombstone., 1885-08-29
The Silver
 City EtaI,lec

Cor. 2 x'h and Ann Streets. 3 The undersigned would hereby notify tHe public thas he has removed his gta- blss to the corner. o. Sixth and Allon streets, and that he is prepared tc re.:t
 SfnG'e and Double TeansS snG saddle horses at the most reason cole rates, Also runs freight teams to Fairhank. Business .nen by marking goods 10 IT. care can be sure of gI.cis transportation
 Nr!G "r--:r~
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hibrquerqpo, wherc he and several friends of CourtriSat and McEntirr run 2 monte game. The friends of the rustlers, ipcensed at NcEnt;re getting out on bond, determined to Fo: even with Wilson and hls friends. Tuesday night one week ago, while tAe game was sr it's height, tAe conf-derstes of the rcstlera, dozen or so, called with tEe;r WincheSter rifles and tooE S, 100 all the money they had, and told then, to skip out, wLi-h th ' lost no tine n do;ag,
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TELEGRAPHiC
a RoySe-TnIefs Confess ;or
 DEs MoISEs, Aug, 2G

Johr Shields, tke thief rho WIS ar rested yesterday with fifteen stolen horses, has confessed his guilt and given the police the following 'ist Of .as ts~sz, ar.A ~aes .,.'sa rom, One brown and one dark-gray horse from Cameron. Mo, one bay and one brown horse stolen July 90 from W. J. Harris Noberly, Mo, one bay mare stolen frem Mexico, No. brown horse and hay mare stolen from Bethany, Mo, two gray horses stolen from Independ- ence; two gray horses from Wm. Cole. August 7, O. Csage, To-, two small bay horses stolen from Rochester. Olm- stead County, Mlnn. Shields is man about 26 years ot age; and says his home is in St. Louls He says he did pot steal any of the horses, but belongs to the gang who did, and he was acting a receiving agent for the gang. He -eeuses to di7ulge the whereabouts or the names of any of the gang, and says he will not turn States evidence. When arrested be had SIG 90 in cssh n his person
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q Eivor sAvc'crY
LOUISVILLE, Aug,

LOUISVILLE. Aug, 23.
 Yesterday afternoon fisherman saw the tody of a woman floating in the river at Six Mile Island. An examine ton shovel tie corpse to be that of a Gpaut;fll girl not more than IS wears old. She was dressed ir white null dress. trim med g: the nec., and arms with rich 'ncs, end 9. Ter throat was pinned 2 corsl brooch set wi.L p,arls O. the third finger oi her right had was beautiful q damond ring of odd design. Her undertaking waI of the finest linen and her stockings of rich gill;
 Everything indicated that she va, g person of wealth and high socia. standing. Her feet were very daint, and small, and her hands in keeping. There were no marks to indicate vio lence, except that tow.l was bound round her head and held together with 2 pin. The ends Were drawn throu- | her teeth and s'pffed into her nrovth, and the probability is that she was gagged in this manner and thrown into the rlyer. There were no marks at all hv witch she could be inGa,;.iad, and the police have found no clue.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-29
Knocked OF Q D-is.co
SAT ANTONIO, Aug, g.


 last night tie west-bocr.j passenger train on tae Southern Pecikc. while crossing the bridge over Devils River, ran into and hurled from the bridge two women, . mother and her daughter who were crossing the bridge on foot in front of an approaching engine. The elder woman, when she struck the vat r, caught one of the bridge pillars an1, though horribly bruised, was res cued alive, an will probably recover The daughter was stunned by the stroke and was swept away and drowned Every effort was made to stop the train, but the couple were not seen until too late The women were Mexicars and their names could not be learned
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Order of courts
TIE, E, GovSSTy ,eoFRS oT 1To,ty cocHlsE

lS cSn SGns GovSTS vkTzS6Hc cTREa TTRREEaiTonY Gr cocH.sE m
 In he matt of Leo hoIn.r and E. if. Pe,eS' soH. who herctiore done busiDv.- ubd .ne firm he aud Ef, le oi K os Peitfsou, .n suid u1'y ana | rriior, -ipsol,s"i debio g.
 Le kori CT and B. II. P, |, r-, n. hayi' nird IL 'h,- court, erp II ion. scnedoie Si infrp or i s lvrner b, wh!cr II app- I. ihit they aie lrsO veni otOrs, th i'd L'o 'rner ana E. Ii P,t-rs D arr her by cur-d -o be insolNrp ne rec ed 10 ake o-.essiun ot . he est te req aud peso El O he ssi Leo horner and $ II PrJ ron. bti-s. whe't er or a ,ar'nership pc sotsl chsract' T icep. sueh ss mc, b- by'i w eAeUp from eXecu'l ion. and tf all their Geecs vOurt Is, looks of act ou Isstd raper-, nLd c k, p ILe sanes Iriy un Il tue appoiutineni Cf ar ss.ig rcoi the es-re Ali persuLs are ibid u' D pay a"v Ieb to the aid IErulNruts I
 It er Of lb, p. |. liver a.y pIoI erIy De lOugl 2 to IL, III. rr eo any er-en firm or corp"r on 1t s"cisl iin for Iheir use. Le saio deb rs her.c, forbidden 10 transfer or d,l yer suy pTUp-i ty UniiI the fl r-h'r oTdtr Of tLis toUri- \ ept as h Felt dercd-
 V is initb [ Ui der. Ilet s tie creditors O. sa Ce tors. ee aud spprsi before ne Hon. e',- >iree J d e 't thu tou ty gour' Of oct Is Com T., ArizOha Ter 10 ', iu open oS [, st ln, .OuTt iOOTa O. iu 70 IT In he ( U o' 'onlh sjJ z, Co bty Id t'T o.y cs. 'd, on the 1Otu isy Vi >ep.enb r S. at 10 o'clock &. oi at cry. e LrOve in 1T d"his s'-0 ctose one r- s.--! gu srs uf the estate ,i raid de6t ,rs.
 Iii f'.' Juer ord ?, thar he OrGcr be puLlisn ed n4 ihE iOAEsToSE, "e Y pa CT sud a Lewspafrr ni ,LeruI CirculIl.up, puhl>h in the [, it If Tomb be ID lae county of toci lee sl' Teirito,vol ArzO s, ss of a. he said paper i- publisted before the dny Set ior th |. ing of ere itors,
 And it Is fbtn,I or32-d, thai in the -nea mt n pTJtee g s1sihs. aa 'n.oi. Lts oe srgye MEBS1kR SIRE l.
 Lat, d Aclusf l, 1885. IouLtl Judge
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Consta h,e's Sale.

pr VIRTCF DF AN EXECUTION ISSUED D Ol.I oi Jus'ive J uhu Richard .Gu's Court. , No One fu',r>iiii County of C"cu;se. T-ri, ory of Arzona, dated the 2lth d~y oi August. ls>5. ig a C~riJiu action wherein irlnur LaiuG. aS Pi.uiiin, covered i.dg- .Icut again-t n. B. Lazud, De'cndant, Un Inc :: q day c! A',. ;'st. i''-s'
 raye ,rviya uI.um the following ossc~ib- cd urNp-Itt. t0 vi.
 Al Ihr Iigul tile and interest Of the said ?. 'ruG'ul. Y B. i.ala q, Tn and i1 the min tn. ciain known n> and called ,he Nsrgu- r.ta M,ain- C'HIm; sid interest br;U- an untnd.v.Ged one half of ~aid HargaIila Min ing Ciaiin, Tom 0-tGne Timing Dstiici, Co chl>e CuantY. Arizona Territory. Said M.r- gaTi.a MiuiuE Li.i,n Was located On the first day of JahUary, lSe2 and was recorded on the fiIh day Of .IaaoaIy, ls>2 in Records "f Mines. Cuchi,e County Rccurd~, iG B"ok 3, page SIS Said Mar2arIa Mining Claim IS situated about one mile and one ha;f Suu,i- west Of ihe c.ty oi Tn:r!,i"ne. and about un,. hull mile West cf 'Hc SluucWail miu'., aud lits i.nmcdiateiy South of tc Eagle mine. CuAIneHcIug II ti,i, monument of rO, ks 5Flicre this notice is posted and run utng 15k feet r,,stcr,y and ,JD feet westerly jo d m0nuIarni Of rocks, with munuInen1> oi rrck- nu each corner of the claim. Said one .half interest having been attached on fine i,h day of March, 1885, and tuiv recorded in County Recorders office on 9th day of Marrh, lNS5
 Notice is hereby given ths' OF Thursday, ;he lO:h day ol >eptrmher isS1 nt lu u lock ". Cf that dry. in front n JTrlire C S. '..aik'- o!ii',, CoUE;y 6: tuchis". will sell nll thc right, title uTd interest e said N. l.. LazarG. iu and ;O Inc above described prop crly, at puhlic suctinu. ior c.>h iaw SUl money TO ihc LI- est and h, ,t bidder, iU satisfy -aid czrcniiuu ana -il costs
 DaieG a5 Tombstone tle 2n'h dcv of Aug ust, 1885. BtN JAMES,
 Constable.
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TEsC raGr,1 rra7t,c fSund on flo pt CND '.
 tlslS r fsss ss.ls Rowe. C cos Nc'seDaTs A. Ner. sIL2 liure1u 70 S'ru Q lcL ws2ra ac,a-ts

WHEN Secretary Endicot issued his order sen4ing officers on special duty to their regiments, he made s provise that only in special cases would an excer ton be made. He probably did not suspect what others knew, that every of the off cers affected by the order was 3 special case of exemption, and would appeal to this fac, as show ing that he had a prima facle sA- cuse fer not going to the frontiers with his regiment. However tlis may be, the exemption have begun and one officer has already secured the privilege of attending next sinter's hops in Washington This will inspire hope all along the line and we may shortly expect to hear Of other exempts.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-29
Co-PaItaer>hip Notice.

", 'hc 1rders'gr |, have th's ds- en'erea jn co-pag n r. ip D ce ,ylc a' T m: Hlair & N0 Fl and v Il lIeci all bills and pay ..l iudeb ,r dne of Ih5 id firm.
 O. D. NYR2rLL, J. Ii. BLAIR. C.rT's Cenycn. Eusc h 6 Mountain. Aug. l, sS
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Serious Eioto
DugLrN. Anc.

DUBLIN, Aug, g. There today between citizens and soldiers, There was also g. riot at K-ady, County Armagh Bands of Orangemen on returning to Lcady after aa outing were prevented by DO lice from entering the town. The Orangenen persisting, the riot act was read and thirty shots were fired No blood ras shed, however.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-29
To:d tnom to Sklo
DALLAS, Aug, e

DALLAS, Aug, @
 TcE' Wilson, the errc srie-I of Jim F;orrtright and MT McFntire, who vere arrested by the rangers several nuaths sgc at Fort Worth for the kill, ing of two inofensive men in New Mex-o, and who subsequently, made their escape from their cantors, was in the city yesterday en route from Albu- Yuerlue to Terrell. Wilson went with HcEntire te New Mexico ard located at
The Tombstone., 1885-08-29
Comet Saloon Allen Street Between Sixth and
 Seventh Streets. Pasqual Nigre, Proprie tor.

Woald apnounce 'n the pubic that he has just !rC+Wed an invoice of fine liIu0r~: also some extra he Mart.'il and HruUCSs,.y Brandy, Fort line aBJ Holland GIn, and 4 arye stock of Zin6UGrl and her imnurled v.ue+. l. connectio6 with the sEioOn Is q i e tilliaid 'abe.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-29
For j Sa1et

One of the oldest and best psy- ing restaurants in this city will be so.d very reasonable if called for within she next two weeks. Sick ness causes the present owner to l4ave the territory. For particu- lars sail or address this office, where full information will be given.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-29
JAaiEES z. ROBINSON, Attorney and Counselor at Law

OFFICE Es,t S.dc cf Fourth street be t"t el. Allen aLC !ouglnu. streets.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-29

TIE policy Of England la< 90 long been one of free trade, that q good deal of preparation will he necessary before the English mind is worked up to the point of 3e- manding protection for the English manufacturers. There ere. how ever, some symptoms that protec- tion is to he talked up as the proper policy D he pursued hereafter. There is TO strong probability though. that ary snch policy will prevail, for what has been done in the psst is, to the average Briton, a good reason for its continuance in the future.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-29
Re thought 1t was Whisky

READING Aug, 2S,
 John Finnegan, an ern)loye on the Reading and Pottsviile Railroad. after recievlng his pay on Thursday last, went on a protracted spree. He slept with his fellow-workmen in stable near l.eesport. Yesterday morning at daybraak Finnegan arose and searching for something with whic', 10 make his breakfast. h;s herd feIl on bottle con taining li?uid vhicb in the dim light looked like whisky. He took 9 deep draught and was soon lying cn the ground writhing :n violent spaems. His groans aroused his comnanions. who tyamined the bottle lahel and found that pinne.au had drank tinct ure O. acon!ta instead of whisky. He bade them good by, and before the phy- sicians who had been summoned arrived Finnegan WAS dead
The Tombstone., 1885-08-29
For Suyc.

The undersigned being desI-ors Of engac ing oILe. business. offers tie old stab,i-hed Eclipse Bakery of this ciiy for sale, and will sell it at q bargain if called for soon. Call or address. T.M NASH.
 Tom bAtope, AT.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-29
DissolUciOu Notice.

The plr.nersnlD erescfo-A ezirt'cg und T he ., D Me Til. T. .. Kimbal ard S T. B ai iu the lnnlb.r sn. n Il ousi es., h4 thi- "a. been ss l-,d b. hpru l cou ent, snd ih~ bu-'n x w,Il b- oin.ue ed in ibt. fu UT Bi,f Mer riii wno sill collect sii accounts nd pr. al bils
 Q D NEhgiLL r < ksMB<L, J Il, BhAIR
 Ce.r-s C.uyou, Euac' -ca G untsiL-, Aug, 's5
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-03
BALTIMORE Ind OHIO RAILROAD.


ArrHvnI and w~paranre o. TrnanaI
TRAINS LEAVE TRAINS ARRIVE
HALL. 1856 q. N. Mali, SIS q m.
accom-, 1905 p, N. Accom-, 1.50 p. m.
Apil, 1856 D. m. Mall, 5.55 p. m.
fKnday Trains s. IS q m. 4.30 p. m.
Through freight to and from Baltimore
eyery day. Local freight Tuesday and
Friday ct 0.30 q. m.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-03
Order Mist.
In THE CRcUIT CoURT ron ANNE ARUN.
DEL COUNTY.
In the Matter Of the Trust Estate Of win.
liam H Suit

ORDERED, This 2sth day Of Nav, 1885.
that the sale OF pereonal property within re.
ported msde By Edward G. CAN'T. trustee. IL
ratified and confirmed unless cause 10 the con.
trary be shown on or before the Lee Of Jnlv.
next; provided a copy of this order be inserted
IN some newspaper Published ia said county.
once ~ each Of three successive weeks, before
the LIST day Of July, next The rcport staler
the amount Of sales % be S6Ol.99. And II "a
further ordered that notice 81 given ~ 80
creditors Of William Il. Snit, 10 Gle their
claims with the vouchers thereof, with he clerk
OF this court on or before the Ist day 81
august, next. OLivER MILLER.
True Copy. Test: SPRioa HAYWOOD,
mayoV-Sts Clerk.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-03
Nos. So and 81 West &f'SE
Opp. 4. &E. R. Depot.

CINGLE, Double Teams and Saoa !.
~ Horses 10 hire, by the hour, ~ ~ !. 4
week. Open and Close Carriages, c'ns
and Double Ph@tOns, Jaggers, ioP -
EO-Top Buggies, al at reasonable - !.
fine carriages for visiting and pleaslTd,s. ~
Drivers fl livery, If desired. -
Ph@lons, with quiet and gentle nol..
suitable for ladies and children. 90
rates made with families. Particuln !
tenfion 70 horses on livery. bags +,
called fcrand delivered to all parts y w; -
city. Funerals attended 10 at short nO'''
All orders promptly attended to.
JAS, HY VAEsANT'
PrOprietOs.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-03

One inch, first insertion. 20 cents sub
eeauent insertions. 80 cents. Liberal rates
snale with those advertising by the month
- year. Local notices and political or
special communications, cents per line.
Ordinary announcement OF marriages
Assi deaths free, bukobltuary notices will
IS charged for at one-half the usual rates
It advertising.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-03
HOME OFFTCE
deSlOgg BufSCztng, 1417 r. S.,
WASHINGTON, d. G.
7 olfcies Guaranteed for their Full Face
RaIue, Secured bV an Ample Fund,
SIs0sstcd 6n u. s Bonds.


fK4I1E system inauguFated by the Nation.
Al Mutual Life Association, Is supe-
riof 20, and an Improvement upon every
II Ser. The Association effects It's insur-
aace by legal contract, upon the plan Of
fxgA annual dues for expenses and post
nuftem assessment TO pay death expenses
Incorporated April 10. 1884 iirstdeath
March "a, 1888; one fourth policy paid.
twenty .lour hours after burial Of assured
balance sgstlgd within one week.
OFETcERR:
evWm. q. Morrison, President; James T..
Norris, Vice President John =. Beall.
Secretary; Jacob Fl. Kengla, Treasurer;
Win. b. Matthews, General Agent; Ralph
Walsh. nj. d., Medical Director; Nathan
lei Wkson, Counsel
DTREoToRs:
Wash. y. williams, r. d. DAILY Edward
Graves, JOS f. Birch, Jr.. Edward Caver
u, R0bt. ID. Weaver, Jacob FL. Kengla,
James r. Hood. Edward Stevens, J. d.
Free, Jr., John III. agruder.
RIG. ELLIOTT, Agent,
myi.tf Annapolis Nd.