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TYP 5000 FEET
~ DEER PARK AND OAKLAND, ON vEA$
THE 1 CREST OF THE ALLEGHAN1Es. k:.h& i
WITHIN THE FAMOUS GLADES SECTlU.N, UI-
NO STAGE RIDES OR BUS TRANSFERS
ALL LIMITED EXPRESS TRAINS STOP
With the new and unparalleled fast schedule the
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. these lovely
twin resorts beyond all comparison the most ad-
vantageousiy located. both to train services and
surroundings, ct any east of the Rockies.
SEASON OPENS JUNE %
NO FLIES! NO MOSQUITOES! NO HAY FEVER!
NO MALARIAi
Deer Park and Oakland, the one being but six miles
distant from the other-with the charmin drives
connecting them-wiM be under the management of
Mr.. GEO S. DESHIELDS. who in his three seasons
management has made many enthusiastic friends OF
the glorious resorts among Washingtonians.
All communications should be addressed to GEO. s.
DESHIELDS, Queen City Hotel Cumberland, Md. up
to June 15 After that date either Deer Park Oak
land. Md.
RATES-S6O $75 and $50 per month according to
locations. Diagrams Of rooms and floors open at B. &
O. Ticket Office, 619 and 35l Pa ave- Washington
The B. & q. Company has spared no expense in rem
dering Deer Park aud Oakland the leading Mountain
Resorts OF the East and the Of SO the
fractions will be Of character not hitherto equalled
ard the cuisine OF both houses unexceiled First class
Laundry. Fine Livery: Elegant new Bathing Pools.
THE FINEST PLACE FOR CHILDREN IN THE
LAND. THIN
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TEMPLE PHARMACY. See advt on I'd page.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weafhar

ne " eatHPr.
OFfICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICE
WASHINGroN, ID. c., July 8. 1886 9 am.
For District of Columbia, MARYLAND and vir-
Glnla, siightiy cooler, generally fair weather,
variable winds.
For Friday, generally fair weather and sta
tI"nary temperature are indicated for New
England and the middle Atlantic states.
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"ALKER'S. 2U4 10TH STREET NV.
w Moth proof Felt CRrbolate of Ii me, Felts Pitch
Plaster, n. - auo 0&s Tar. CHARCOAL Hair, Lime DC.
WkS2
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CITY ITEMS.
Remember the Excursion

Save Pain. drugs, and possibly a spell of
s1ckness-buy a supply OF Gordon q BilWarth's
celebrated blackberry Brandy, at the reduced
price OF our 30 days closing out sale.
n. I. METZGER Il BRO,
All 18th street Nv.
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SUMNER RESORTS
HNHE MINNEQUA HOUSE

TJ1HE MINNEQUA HOUSE. A.A
This new commodious hotel with all mod ls.RS /
improvements recently erected the ceieor.t-
situated on the line of Northern Central railroad
fcrty-one miles north of Miliamsport Pa and thirty
distant from Philadelphla, New YORK, washington
Baltimore Buffalo and Niagara Falls accessible
location is at an elevation of about 800 feet above
tide water Its high altitude. invigorating atmos
renders it one of the charming resorts in the
country. Opens July l. Board SO to S12 per
week. jySet%
w PINEY POINT, ninety-two miles from ALA
Washington, on the Potomac river, where vENA9
s wall find good sh1ng s srrsb6ng boating
plenty of food and hrstclaSs odations in
BATES Shsapsf than ever before Ct
per month Steamer leaves each evening foot Of 1th
and 9Th street wharves Applyto WASH; 3; wills
IITT. Manager. on the premises. jyS-2w
THE AURoRA HOUSE. ON TOP OF THEAAA
i A!leghanies, now open 10 guests. NoyEAY
good spring beds; excellent table .en;y Of m.Il. .e-
mis- and croquet lawns: abundance of shade and flow
$50 per month Special rates 70 families References:
pr ; s searns' Jas Y: Davis Sous and H J. Han
SHAFFER. Prop. Aurora. W. Va jys-St
noUBLING GAP WHITE SULPHUR
DCHALYBEATE SPRINGS are now VGR9
serotve circular and terms address j. w. wi :.a-i:
d son, MELVILLE, Pa iy--Im
JORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS FERN
ER1cK co. VA (EM4
Pamphlets at the Star Office
Jordan Springs, P. o.
te15-sm E. c. JORDAN
GEAsIDE HOTEL. 4. a
Board SIC snd ' ST. 5ne %seR Of ggss
JyO-1m
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Go TO Piney Point hotel, st. Mary's county
Md, down the Potomac, for solid comfort, and
1T reduced rates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-08

FINE PORTRAITS. kets Kemethy, 11O9 Pa ay
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CENTRAL UNION MISSIoN.-The ladies in
charge OF the chlldren'S work at the mission are
going To take the children on an excursion
down the river to River View on the Mary
asnlngton, on Saturday, Capt. Randall hav-
Ing kindly placed his steamer at their disposal
The attention OF the friends OF the mission is
called TO the advertisement under head OF ..Spe-
cial Notices"
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DORSEY COMMITTED To JAIL-In the case of
George Dorsey, colored, tor shooting and killing
George Dover at picnic near Sligo, Md. last
Monday, Committing Magistrate Condict, after
hearing yesterday, committed the prisoner
To the rockville Jail for action OF the grand
jury Two otner coiored young men who
witnesses To the shooting were committed py
the same magistrate in;default of fines Tor SIX
months each for carrying concealed weapons
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HIS SKULL FRACTURED BY HOSES KICK
Yesterday afternoon Joseph Haske, u white
ooy, seven FEARS old, was playing on q vacant
lot ON 2Oth street between l. and NJ streets
nortiiwesi, when me WAS kicked by horse or
Tue right side vi the head, fracturing his skull
he was picked up and taken TO his home No
Zo3S IL street northwest, and DR.. +. C. Ewins
was called III and pronounced his injuries dam
gerous.
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QCEENsTowN CATTLE MARKEr.-17O cattle
On the market yesterday and all sold to butch
erS, as follows: Best sold from 81. To- 5I,c
Per H.; good sold from 44s to olsc. per h.; me-
oium. from A TO 4sac. per h.: common from 3
10 &c. per 10. ,Soo sheep and lambs on the
market. Old sheep sold from to 5Iac. per TO-;
lambs sold from To 6lzc. per To-; 4S6 left
over. 30 cows and calves sold from SO to
800 each Market for cattle was fair; market
Tor sheep and lambs was slow.
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fkoF BOYD. who lectures in Lincoln Hall to-
norrow evening on Memory, Is no stranger 10
Wasningtonians, having taught the art and lee
tored upon it in this city several years ago,
Noen ne secured the highest testimonials from
Sopaas and those giving attention to the subject.
Sance then ne has published a book, in which
&c principles OF the art fully and clearly set
oSth, ana which has also received the highest
praise nom the leading critics of the country
81 the city.
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Cow CLEARS THE AvESUE.-ThiS morning
M enraged COW escaped from q river steamer
On Its arrival at the wharf and ran ND the
street, knocking over dry goods boxes and bar
Ieis and driving persons on the street. When
the COW arrived at the corner of 9TH street and
pennsylvania avenue IL turned into Market
space and cleared the crowded sidewalks from
IN To 9th streets, when it fell to the pavement
exhausted
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Rock Exon SrR1sos AND Mn.
ERAL BATHS. 4 4

pOTOMAC HOTEL, ST. GEOhGES ISLAND
4 Md, Will open June %. Terms: 81 5Oa z
per day. 50 per week and $50 per month. *HA9
Special arrangements for families. WIN I4.ku.
Point wharf Good sailing and bathing Boats for
sailing free. Address X. J. ADAMS & BRO, Piney
Point. ST. Mary's County. Md. Refer to a. j. Donald
SON, Government Printing Office and c. Xander GIL
9TH st. W. iel Films
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-14

.N-.. Mac
.e--.-e- .r--t -ae. -ic.t trs.- t,--
~ .fe- .u..e fl,t A. -ecs-.f-.-t.-
. .s1, -ost g -bs tine s-.cs i.t 5.-..-
--.e---rl. -ra- ul-l.cr t.t.-- l.--
FL. -.-r11r -. --tarv1- t5s-s -.
tesu -.rsl1e-t g discussion - ~ H.
.c- O. lie - Business Committee
. .nt ues.-rr L5-rt -eier.4z -. q " &.
vas c.L~-l-. AZ so-s u-sco--s-.
1a- G., nlsre--eserltsia- e sc-s .r..e
ac.s q t.si committee. = sara 8, III,
meeting l1o y Nv .e3al- T. t,si 2.
BODY g. -.e-. sre. s---vs 1.e-s el~cas,,r
- 1c-esl-r o. ois,1a-rs faithfully an
-to.e..r .1e oel1t-t ~ -er..acs.-
lie -C1es vuc1 otr0,r=1 81 then
-.la 80 ~ Dslhe-s q hat c,-.-
z-ltee. - ~ cs1s Lu1 nights
yes. Vfo.t, e. tb3aghi O. -o.-ac
tlss lAEl h.v best 20 ls~nL-ce uy
--ues - is c1brmt1. az Wa ss.-
111t- u a. q TT Efforts .v sre-v one
% II Associates. II IL rev Az w.
e poEu-- y VI . " we've PLACED
= vas z. bs fEperis- ~; s1-s O. o..
Ec,s w0Ll5 be ttt subjects r criticism.
AZ possibly 81 u.scyl e;u1- G., u.s-
representation. II b o. he discus
sla1 @ tAess so,s III tLs sIsus1 there
L-s 80 Two ieltl-es thli deem !; ne
cessIs! O. f;.per - nolcs 81 A. AZ
These tre---
+rT. lie staieneots t.Et J MS
-t'e- o Dls'eFr-seuis- Mf. W-IGu
Il. A--ea II hIi ] sIia ssoui LII :.
lie DtelaE 81 SE'ref hL-e. too. /
.Se~a1c.y' Lax j. VA the aa-eHfsoI a. .
"E 1''f"..i.t 10 @zRc'aoH eF eh4orfs 4
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H.. naD Esg Toe Heavy-T.nct Law

si'e, 8 telegram 81 uAe uispstc-.
HALKIGH. Y o.. MGrca b.
A carrier named Church, WIZ hLs
bse1 Of u. route between Jefferson
t05 Wlkesboro'. is Il a. 81 Wilkes
boro'. Es lsfi Wlkeg1o-o VII. nal
htg f., Of papers igr Ashs, Alegtacy.
Enc The Intervening country. While
crossing tbs Ys5kin- .jusi near wilkes
bur5', be Il supposed T. have opened
ths bhc and suVJsd ptri Of TIE oon-
TENS 1uts TIE rlvsf. a. liz uXl-mttie,
that hBd bsen ss-i from Wilkes 3oro
was found Il ths r-rer o. along TIE
banks. Re carried LIE ma o. horse
hbsk, an lbs otlsc; was 70 tighten ~
lot5.
To-Day mkss-Deet-nc Or people o.
p5ss1 70 he fsncs-ltE Il Wake va
he'd 81 ecopo-tL- EtL TbsGtveo5-
t1oe was ye-! ltrre, III, va ut5e e.
u.ki1-y q spectator tn5 3ec-oss. Tt
co-vs1uon Was divided = opinion g. %
vhelher x leulol re2sL, q the
te3cs -sW . F-i 80 .-ssuor O.. retL.1-
ne he -LE o. vots q LIE 9eo, e.
! IA. r resolutions were t5o;ts5 % St
cure LIE -s;st. q The Nv
Mormon missionaries &rs g. Won 10
both Wtttugs Al W-tss co1-,.s-.
I1t -1llG-tloo n ne people e e
CORN excited against loen.
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Fxprs-ss HesseESeT Murderca and
fla NAff Robbed

~ e ieE-i - o. tbf -nEiiaich-,
CHICAGO. Nkrch lt.-A1 cypress
-ptsserrtr or vest-bouu5 trL.1 o1 t1s
Rock Island fab5 VA Llls- IL Il, "a
"a, -lchi ottves. Jclsi AZ Morn,
Ir5 Us safe hr5tar ope- az robbed
g a. ths Tt.uthles- amounting o. Z
large SIN. Ehitt cEnDot yei be eIs,,-r
stated. The ~ bore evidence O. a teT-
rstls stTugrls- The messenger. whose
z.1us Vas Ni-h1ls. Wa Sound oes-
Vhc1 Ii ca vas opsne- ~ II errls.
Zls throkt vLs cut z lE1nsf LA
sugrssisd hLieAei o; S d. knife. I-1
tls skLL Wa c;ushs1 Will stove
Ycie-. Tls p1Eer va found . me cEr.
Loa cd %; belong thsrs y Nl,no.s's
s3e.ilhe- rlrhi hKuc Vbs found loek O.
flbck hkI an = lie oIbs- E1n- JOCK
q ri hxlr. 80 tGr =. .rt q 10 clue %
~ uu-derers. ri Iht c3uDtrr Is
1,rsE5y alive VIII ss21t bers-both pro-
sesaarAl tu5 volur leef--2u1 there -
sreTv reason 20 oehslt that IDS mr.
5s-ers vi bs lync5eo e DISCOVERED
Ths United Siat ETIGsss CompEuy
states ttk evening ;Akl TIE loss ~
tins mornings ROBBERY VI os lnAae
q e. .019 Tbs'e Was A1Le over
So 900 ]. ns0ney. And TIC aalEo1f q
he s1ale- MISTER consisted o. PACK
ares q ieWel-y And stas- things Wslet
were Do valued above $500. Il Is
impossible jusi nov 70 & he lass
4xsctly. The ETpress Company i
working ioirtly VIII he Rock lslso2
ranxty Il epassvoring 20 catch TIT
robbers. and sl0. f,oo reward Is 5fere1
josrily by the Two companies.
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WASHINGTON.
ep4zscs Ksfnxt Speech Eirhiy cpnpli-
nsrtet-Hi EGrhutr- Kicking
te11i-yi-gsrss Postal KVtek


~ TtAEE WI WITS l1tLs.I
MAsHgNsrsaS. p. C.. March Ia
Senator keuna- of Wesi Virginia tAopsh
ont 81 the ycungesi members o. The SsD-
sis- has. II TIA opfaian q uE1y Demo
Gratis, mace the ees. presentation 50 FAR
a The Democrats sids q TIE eausru-
Vorsy II rerkro = Suspensions frou
of5ot- IN Tie usHs.oes q delivery a. We.
~ n he f0fcttul presentation q TIE
case j, Wa excellent. NJ. Tacktr, NJ.
Ing AID Others vho beard TIE whsle
q TIE sGseect oo1cSr II commenting i
Il klgh terms
Perhaps Bon. Joha :. Barbour DGv
have thoEEhi q 6eclnIne 70 bt a cAa-
clasfs Soc Congress sEtln- Probably
BE has Doi mace y hls miD5 xbous IL.
sDc esTaaEIly bs las Dot puohcly A.
bounced kls infections [ D5sf :bs c-r-
eTnsixnces TIE bcu01 G. The NirEiuIR
Association. O. TINS ci;y. LAST night IL
passing complimentary resolutions and
tsocng hlr fArtEtl nav he 3 httle
Fs-euItUrt
III Democrats A. getting hotte- knG
hotter hoo0; thor treatment IT t5c
AorIulss-Iaoa l. rert-3 q Offices
Many instances Est IelSss1 70 E,s by
members o. Congress from southern
StttsS vhus WoUl5 seen . aSufy
Frtsfy vigorous kioklnc.
Ihs fuDerk ceremonies II honor q
tAs late Se1itor Niilsf. O. California.
valch wee conducted II the Senate
c.aK-Dt'sr TO-DAY, were q Tie most I'D
preserve character. The President ana
Cktr'tt. The Supreme CnU- o5res.
DTjoutsj, Cc-Es. ADD members o. ne
House attended. VII tbt usuk. formal
Ity O. suct occasions
Ir v. =. Nos ulrs. O. WInchsrter.
krDaht- O. II. Euuier Mc5aIrt. q
Richmond, was Il IL aty today.
Mao; Ealuss Conrad. q * lnsbes-
tsr. Vbt LAS ase- u New OK OF has-
1ess- PASSED itrourt to-osy o. as vIy
bone.
NJ. Gttrlt- Ccvbsr3. q O-tors
county. "a. 40 Mss 7. White. e
CUu bs1ltna. No. were mtrrle5 II tals
81! 1ky - Two AZ. tac have gone
OF II. sovttEG6
Mar =. y. >tUbbs- q Gloucester
&t3T Ee1ry Hektoo. q Lou3ou1
Az Ms'or 4. I. Courtney. o. Rich
EnoDd. wee Il Ire cty TO-DAY.
Colout- Cre1io1 Las gone boue IT,
vsek bo1atr.
D. J. Housioa. G! Roanoke, 8, j, liz
CITY.
New P0Ei-os5oes Gi5sv-Je An
sersl oouufy. Games ~ GAunbvtr
7'ost1ntster G-tT<ael5, Hlt13 co-3-y.
SAL, J.. StoEs-s. Az N-re. C1ssi.'-
hslc county, "a. H-rtm Z. Ltf-s5s.
Also. LIZA. Us16trsa- oou-tv. y. o..
Jch- :. l. ga. The vosi-o-ce 3; Cole
u.E1vl.s luDos,lLn5 county. "a Is
O 'soo1u-ue5-zk- o. Cuuos,.Lr-
CouTtbouse.
Pos,uks;srs Couulsao1s5 w.
tI1It-LhouGs d. t.t-rer >G1ov Ls1s..
tIo Josephine 4. Aret. Cumberland
CnI -tnouss. Nu-,t Ll-ollrs-JLlt
J. Roach. HturJc. W--Gm y. Weeks,
PolfrtI. AZ Columbus e. jenkins
TEfsa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-14

xH-s yoxK. Nsrcs ls-Ths tpcrsesd
ACTIVITY which wss the soma sru0r& tzesnS
q yes'ssasFs cEsrsffoss cUstfnsss -
sCrsBsen villa . further secsine. - -
cfsr3nE fst nsaszzsnE the mnrtd -
iirsgEsf. ban The cnss,ess we're NJ cny
snsbn frsct5ans eut sfief frfD tans ~ s.s
cary Asslifgs yG3eee scsun ytcaoee nessn-
sp1ths nsrkss cssniiDu-c scisse ni.s sese
rTt1 sEes rntocsy, ctstas VIII =
Srrr fTscttogB 10 y rsnsidersrit cteI 20,
csass vEs io-~ a cotspicBnsh ssferr ~
Ire Lei iInrs Curing tsis line wRs lie ~
tisits arc fUrthsr cecllrs n scs1s
7 sssR, ssich. sfsar of, ninr ~ ez& hne
ssiI3ae ears 81 -. yseJoea % ts.e -eks
Sb0re yss $50 Wesk. seIiiTg Gown sr1sn
go - et& iAckAwarrE feiio5 IL. fzeo-
1t a. - t'bui = and the resi ~ the ina 90
n siek smaller bgs.D e-< IRRATIONAL kDcxIA
TSs arcisDf VIA cbecke5 shorty Alsef
II ecsoct. and from tnsi tine uot1
he - tns hrieruOUr TIE urafkef wes
sirsEg fteorsTtnE ear sr io<~ss srs frnr-
tiuns = sctiDrn. hEi ua6nG va 90 q
susleg scale than cufinr the f9-snossn-
IrSioe6 Westfssss vss eegeio5-d stss4D tss
ssh bDuf n coal stcsrks ~ vticn lscEn-
NStzs ftI or slCbt y over one f,-SEt ana
.Jerssy Centrr kss6inE - fsUi, az lake
-30Ts uDoeT one po.ui xno SKA oilers Ix
Eztief snlouns FSc.1c Mai vss css-
syeaons iuF ~ sfreiigr % THO sssDs end
esiHfE ! ltOD we tisoIi steady 81 sDaA1
-ihrtfiGs above -. ftffuEhOuf TIE 1ay
ne p nrizss We Scfire and a. r.Na1 fsvt.f-
-. kgAINf. Sd aTlr@ ia - - eEtrr-
Esied sIe So s,lEres fof be Cay SDc z.0s<.-
&c. iu TIE week.
WkEELY BANK sTaTEEESI-
Nrg nIE March ,S--'De -as-ek1, tank
et1ieueIf SHOWS t1s f1iloVl2g cts&nErss
lnsDs decrease e ST. SOC. ssecie. De-
cTsNsH 2. scs coo: ieSEl aeL s-x tacreeAe-
stef ptt 1fpOs "a lfrreRsf, t&cFt wv,
circulation ter-eAst sIP2, 300 RESERVE. ae-
cstHse Q. str sbe.
Tue bank, noV bold s9is-4ps n e1scso
% tbt - percent rae.
EALTIMURE
RAlT NoEE NkFct 1-s-Tifgtnis "a
T6ss cue COgpoiIs. 66t; nsy 50 G2ka bid
to.c Gay.
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Preparing Ter the rsecsA-ersses Cam
pstSn tn Earnest

Preparing Ter the rscsa-srsses Cam
pstSn sm Earnest
iS5~csal selsgrKrr 70 tbs DispAsch.l
ABINGDON, VA. March la--Lsokl
tTiion Is On the boom II tbs county,
Al adjourned meeting q the Local
OytIUa Association q The county,
vhlcb organization WAS Instituted last
SATURDAY The asA !, was bed to-day II TIE
courthouse. And fGrtber measures were
ADOPTED providing foI iuIler and more
effective organization and locking 70 q
successful cu1dpcs q tbe campaign
soon tc bs coDc ucte5 Oh tbs snbleci
when ~ tlectio1 shall have been or
0e.cd.
ALREADY petitions With The requisite
number q signatures from Eve eui &
The seven mkElsisrltl cisu1cts o. tins
county aye Y The hands O. tbt EEes-
ut1Te Committee q tbe Association.
ard TIE tvs remaining districts Arr
5s'hoos to5 Glade Springs Ire eZ-
l.ec;e6 70 ser5 u ibeiT petitions by DeTt
N035Ey. FROM preset inaisKu3ns i
seems thSi Judge Hutton VII Issue
VIII q election A. provides by TIE
lookl-oyuoI bll during The early par;
q DeTf veeE-ibe elscto1 70 bt hsl
on ihs cd q Aprll DsIL a COOS oea-
o! interest Il beng manifested o. bpts
secs. boEevef, VIII the exception o.
Few instances, ths cEnrSss y beng
cu0oUcisc wiz marked tsmPsr&isDess
3. srte.h.
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" sst SEs Discoveries fB tSe wspos
Near EgkTsn
specs ts1eErhm 60 tht Dispston.'

specs tsissrhr 60 tht pispstcn'
BAAT soNIVHe. "a. M&rch H.
4 shocking L lrdeI Was committed 1str
litter slIuor. o. he ShanED5oat IA.
l,v -Illroa3. this COUNTY. THURSDAY
tve1.1C. Preston Iucbun was found
y lie voo4s VIII s rur-sbof wou15 4
lis Tea aid LIS ska beaten % srulp
J es.s-dtv morning William fI1ctum.
t1u,hsi q ths uur5srs1 Ul-. vas
arrested Az t'1e5 ostort magistrate.
cAbrcto VIII tbt DEED. t11 ssui o. .
tot grand mi. Is VS. ;tls evening
t1ouEAi bert Ind oo1-ae5 p AL Ths
tvlosncs t1ouCt clrc. ustE1;l&l IS Hrv
So unc. az It hh5 % os tLts1 from ~
-e chac-hoo1 lal -i-t; for fes- of
'v1cLlnr IL aet5 Was committee
uet- tas sceot G. be celebrated Lswsoa
rlu-5eT. sou,t i-rt years tEo.
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AcBcenruI Tsft ~ SOrfoIa -Arrnory
EurDed.

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Tbs following CASES were disposed q
yesierdt, - ustict l.. &. Richardson,
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William CberrT. drunk. : .asi E
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Iis Dawson. Dismissed.
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and abusing francs Martha and race
fcrsa. BetA Gisnissso.
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!. u. Conway. charged VIZ ,rgak-
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