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Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-08-05
SOCIETIES.

H.-Diyision No ! meets first a1d socOnu
sundays Of each month,
X. Of H.-Mects hrst and third Wednesdays ai
1902. NJ, al Odd Fellows Hall
Az. 4 A. M.-le,lOwstOne Lodge, No 26, hTsi
and tlird Wednesdays.
X. A. M.-YolowstoDe Chapter, No. 5, second
Thursday, In each month
x. T.-Damascus Gonmanderytfou Thurs
days.
L. %. o. F.-Cusier Lodge, No. lS, every
Monday ai their ball.
l. 100. F.-Seuilual Encampmeut, No, 6, frat
and third Friday,
K. of P.-Crusader Lodge, No, 4, Thursday
evenings at Odd Fellows Hal
CK. Of A-Miles City Branch, every sunday st
p. m.
X. of L.-First aud third Fridays.
Ga R.-U. :. Grant Post, No. H. hrst and
third Tuesdays
10. G. T--Star Of the West, No. "a, every
Thursday evening.
s,ofy -GibsOn Camp No. 4. Meets hrst and
ird Tnesdays OF each month At Good Templars
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CHURCHES.

Emmanuel Church Episcopal Palmer St.-ser'
vice Sundays At $3.50 a. nj. and 1880 y. IN. VIM
Horsfal, rector.
Baptist Church-Wm. ". Weeks, acting asiOr.
Preaching services sunday at u =. IA. and m
Praii aud Prayer Meciing, Wednesday At 1:i5 p
IN. cordial invitation to all.
Methodist Church-Servicss Sunday, II a. M
~ ,. IA, =. +. sHider, PASTOR
Presbyterian CbuTch-SeTyiccs sunday, II a, N.
sop. N, 7. &. Armstrong, pastor.
Thu ch Of sacred Heart, IMhOlc-sunday IL
A. IA. T. " !. .Liudesnuih, chaplain, L. ;. A,
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CONTRACTORS
PROFESSIONAL,
PHYSICIANS.

nR. L. +. FISH,
~ PHYSICIAN, SURGEON ASD oBsrETRlciAS.
(Arzt, wundarzt und Geburtshelier) Olnee al
ssyage's drug store Niles City, NJ. I.
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TALNAGE IN THE WEST.
HE breaches TO A cHAUTkUoui
ASSEMBLY.

The Martyrs Of Everyday LIfe-The Sword
Has Not Slain SO Many as the Needle.
The Majority Of Martyrs Are Women.
The Heroes of Christian Charity.
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a School Exhibition.

Quite an interesting and entertaining
exhibition was given by the children oil
The public school at Hallwood, Oh Mon
dly evening last. A large and over
flowing crowd, even before tile eXer-
cises hid commenced, assembled in the
school building to witness tie same
The program consisted largely of reci-
tations, dialogues and cloruses inter
S. ersed throughout with instrumental
music. All the participants, consisting
principally of smaller chilren,acqnitted
themselves in u most .creditable man.
ncr. 1t was agreeably surprising to
some to see so many little ones making
their first appearance and in an audable
tone render ing with expresslnn and eff
feet their speeches. The whole affair
gave evidence that no little pains had
been spared in their preparation, and
reflected credit upon Mrs. Emily f.
Lewis, the teacher in charge, who is
irving general satisfaction to the pat
rons OF the school us a public educator
of the youth. 1t WAS regretted by all
that Spirits Play'' the last and princi-
pal feature Of the program had to be
omitted Oh account of the excessive
crowd and the want Of space to render
it. The platform erected for the occa,
sion was tastefully decorated with ev-
ergreen and flowers. At the close OF
the exercises Mrs. Lewis stated in a
few brief remarks that no trouble had
been given her in the management Of
the school and that she was pleased
with the results of the year. Following
these remarks the roll of honor was
read. Tie students having been graded
according to department and lessons -
Miss NJ. Baylcy's name appeared first
for having received the highest mark
during the scholastic year.
j. W.N.
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Belle Haven.
Our farmers arc shipping peas and
berries. Both crops are reported short.

Our farmers arc shipping peas and
berries. Both crops are reported short.
Rev. g. D Crawlry left on Monlay
for Hog Island to assist in revival pro-
crossing there.
Mrs. Size Holt has just returned from
Baltimore, bringing Il splendid line Of
bonnets, hats AMI ladies etceteras too
numerous to mention.
There will be festival at the NJ. E.
Churchhel on Saturday afternoon, June
2nd, and at night the sweet Rosebuds
vii! blossom in an entertainment for
tile benefit of the church.
We have rarely seen a finer exhibit of
ladies' hats, bonness, and the thousand
:iid one indispensibles the fair sex pro-
nonnce in sweetest accents $50 lovely"
rs that recently brought from Balti-
more by Mrs. E. j. Savage
George Kendall, a native of North
ampton, we'll known TO the people of
the Shore. committed suicide by cutting
his throat in the schoohouse at Smith
vile, York county. He WAS man Of
good education and well connected
lie leaves twnclildren. His wife holds
position IN Washington.
1t is proposed to hold a reunion of the
Virginia lodges. A. o. U. W., and II
festival which is to surnass ANYTHING of
the kind ever known on the Shore. Ev
erytlling will be done to make everybody
happy. We expect the G. NJ. W., and
other G. l.. officials to lay the corner
stone If the A. o. U, w. Lodge build.
ing.
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Casters shore ASricultura, Fair.

Pursuant to appointment the Eastern
Shore Agricultural Fair Committee
met On the Fair Grounds OH the DIST
inst, and completed th,ir arrance-
lnepts for the fair of this season, which
will open on the 2lst day of August, and
continue four days. Space and many
Improvements will be added to the old
grounds this year such as will contribute
both to the appearance of the surround
ings and to the comfort of ali who may
he in attendance. The track will be
extended to full half mile, the stables
rebuilt, and many other improvements
toe numerous to mention will lie made.
The premiums al $50 will be as liberal rs
possible, a list OF which will be pub
lished i'll thu ENTERpHIsEsev several weeks
previous to the fair. Boarding tent,
confectionery and other public privi
lrges viii be let to the highest bidder at
public auction, on the Fair Grounds, or
Wednesday, the 18th day of June, at 2
O'Clock p. m. j, Z. MArP,
G. II. ADA1E. Secretary.
resident,
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Pursuant to the power vested in
me as executor under the last will
and testament of Thomas l.. Trow.
or, deceased, will, on
SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 1883,
sell at public auction to the highest
bidder, between the hours of and
3 O'Clock, p. m, at Dunkirk, in the
county of Accomack. that tract of
land or farm commonly known az
the Harmon Land" This land or
farm will he sold in two separate
lots or parcels, each lot having u
building thereon. The LIST lot con.
tains fifty acres, more or less, about
twenty acres of which is cleared
land, the balance woodland, and is
bounded by the county road and
the lands OF William G. Mapp, and
L. T. StockIy. The BUD lot con.
talns sixty acres, more or less
about twenty-five Otwhcllis cleareS
land the remainder woodland, and
is bounded by the county road and
the lands Of T.. w. Mock aud T. T.
Stnckly.
The SAID farm is III a healthy 10.
cation, aud in thrifty, good neigh
borhood, is situated on the main
county road leading from Waclla.
preague TO Dunkirk and Melfa sta.
ton, IS high and productive, we'll
adapted to the growth OF trucks
and has abundant resources. 1t is
convenient to churches, schools,
steamboat and vessel landing and
within one and a half miles Of the
railroad.
Terms of Sale.
One fourth ofthe purchase money
will be required in cash. the bal.
ance Of the purchase money will I've
divided in three equal instruments
evidenced by bonds with Satisfac.
tory personal security, carrying in.
terest from day of sale and payable
in six, twelve and eighteen months
from day of sale. The purchaser
will be allowed to anticipate the
whole or any part of the purchase
money, and upon paying one half
of the purchase money in cash may
dispense with the giving of person
al security, but in either event the
title to the property will he re.
talned until the whole amount Of
the purchase money has been paid.
Tie rents and profits Of the said
farm for the present year will he
reserved, and possession will be
given OH the LIST day of January,
1889, if the terms Of sale have been
complied With. The buildings and
premises will he at the risk of the
purchaser from the day Of sale
Upon the payment of the whole of
the purchase money the executor
will convey said lands free from all
membranes to the prrchaser,w
SPECIAL warranty of title. when a
proper deed has been rendered to
him at The purchasers expense.
Z JOHN L. MAPP,
May II, 1855. Executor.
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Orange Blossoms.

The sun Meier Shown OH a brighter
nor more winsome bride than it did on
Thursday when Rev. W. J. Twilley
made the Twain, DR.. G. Fred. Floyd
AID Miss Mary Stranger, one. In tile
presence Vt Il few friends at the resi-
dence of tie brides father, E. B. Swan
ger. Esq. Lncustvlle, the solemn. yet
beautiful ceremony took place, after
which the wedding party sat down to
such dinner us one rarely sees outside
the Swanger household. The young
couple were remembered by many
friends in the sending of valuable gifts.
They left OH the 3 p. III. train FL the
clzy home of the groom at Blidgetown,
where Mrs. DR.. Floyd Will meet the
nlai.y frlellIs of her deservedly popular
husband. We extend congra tnlatlons
and with hearty good wishes throw our
old shoe after them.
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The fair at the Methodist Church in
this town OH Wednesday, May S0th,
promises to be d great success. To
those attending. there is an abundant
mental lis well as material repast in
store. Hour of opening p p. III. Rev.
Air. Compton will deliver al address at
4 p. IN. at SIP. m,, the doors will be
opened for an Evolutionary and musical
entertainment. Miss Clladbourne wi
be the elocutionist. Solos, duets and
Quartets will be rendered by Miss Eta
Wise, Mrs. VIM. p. Bell Mrs. VIM. II.
Parker. Miss Sally Parramore, Miss Ida
Lewis, Hen. J. ". G.. 81, ckstone and
M:. ). j. Stevenson.
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persons from every section are flooding
our Town to examine their overloaded
i.ld inviting stock of goods.
Some'eight or ten fascinating young
ladies', few Of whom are from abroad.
are at present engagrd in the millinery
and dress making business. Those who
are looking for the beauties of nature
as well as artificial beauty this is the
place to find them.
The ladies of the M. p. Church will
give lawn and leap year patty i'll the
grove adjoining the church, at this
place, OH June 5th, 1888, or the next
fair day if it should rain. All, especially
gentlemen candidates for matrimnny,
are requested to he present, Many
scenes from China will he exhibited on
Tie occasion.
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9HalTwOOti.
Our farmers are busy shipping peas
and strawberries at fancy prices.

Our farmers are busy shipping peas
and strawberries at fancy prices.
The steam saw mill of Mes IT'S. Gordon
Jones & Bros. lately burnt out. is now
in full blast. Energy and pluck will
tell.
Robert a. Barnes is attending the
Business College at Lexington. Ky, aud
D. Frank Gordon is telegraph operator
in Arizona Territory.
The hotel and livery has been bought
by MessrS. e. T. Crotch and w. S.
Mock. Don't forget if you want q good
team. gentle and fleet, stop off at Hall
wood.
The NJ. E. Church will hold straw
berry festival and. fair on Friday after
NOON, June lst. On The same day a
match game OF base ball will be played.
Our club challenges the county.
Hallwcod is the place for the nice
young woman who is anxious to avail
herself of leap year privileges. We are
overrun with bachelors, all young Of
course, manageable but modest.
Notwithstanding the dull times. A.
F. Mears reports business brtter than
he has ever known it in the month Of
May. He is so grateful to the public lie
is thinking of making still lower p'ices
in his goods.
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3. 7. Nelson, the Old reliable, has
jisv returned from trip abroad. and
offers 70 the public the finest line of CIR
riaees. harness, whips, busters, &c.ever
in this market. II you arc TOO OLD 10
lnsyry he las buggies just suited for
comfort: if you are anxious ''to make Il
mash" buy of lnm-slc can't say nay il
ole of his buggies;i if you are already
married, haste 10 be wise, buy quickly OF
Him and thus secure peace i'll the fam
ily.
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Real Estate Sales.

The Masonic Hall and lot on which it
is located, will be sold ut public auction
Monday, May 2Sth, court day. ny Thos.
G. Kellam and John d. Grant, special
commissioners.
L. Floyd Mock, special commission
er. will sci! at public auction on Satur-
day, June 2nd, 1883, . p. M, Oh the
premises, lot containing II acres near
Pungoteagup adjoining lands If John b.
Henderson, in accordance with provis:
ions of Il decree. i'll suit of James T..
Hurst. assignee, judgment creditor, who
sues &c., VS.. Littleton Sample and 9TH
ers.
Judge Geo. L. Garrison and L. Floyd
Mock, spectial commissioners. will sell
at public auction, Saturday. June End,
1883, 81 p. H.. on the premises, Il lot
piece. or parcel of land, situated in Pun
goteague, between James 7. Hopes
store and the land of Mrs. Rudolph
King, according to decree in suit of
1.-The Ulman, Goldsborough Co., !"
judgment creditors, who sues SC. VS..
Walker & Bro.
Charles P. Finney, will sell at public
auction, Saturday, May Goth. 3 p. IN. in
front Of VIM. II. Stant's store, two
tracts of land. situated in Pocomoke
Neck, bounded by the lands of Meshaci;
Mears, Savage Copei and Others divi-
dtd into ~ lots. full particulars of which
can he seen, by reference to an adver-
tisement on another page of this paper,
DR.. John f. Mapp. executor of Thos.
l., Trower, will sell OIL Saturday. June
9th. in two parts, the farm known as
the Harmon Land This is a valuable
farm.
U. B. Q"inby, as special commission
er, will sell at public auction, on Satur-
day, June 9Th, at New Church, tract
of land knnwn as the Walters Lot,
containing so acres; also at same time
and plarethe tract known Log Town.
Sale to begin at 10 O'Clock a. IN.
Joseph S Bull, guardian of Henry
Olive Rue. will sell at public auction, ON
Thursday, June It'll, at the premises
near Belle Haven, two lots of land.
Sheriff John H. Wise will sell, pur.
suant to decree of the circuit court in
CSulk VS.. Caulk II house and lot situa-
ted ON Chincoteague Island.
John ]. Guntor and j. w. g. Black
stone. special commissioners, will sell
al public auction at Matthews & Tay-
lor $ mill. near Assawoma /, moieties of
two tracts of land. Oh Wednesday, June
2Otl. And at same time and place that
valuable farm known as Mt. Wharton,
in lots and parcels.
l.. Floyd Mock, attorney for the own
ers, will sell at private contract the
Handy Farm, IN Upshur's Neck. This
is valuable truck farm.
James II. Fletcher, Jr., receiver, will
sell on Saturday, June 18th, a certain
lot # land in the village of pungoteague,
in pursuance of a decree of the circuit
court in Walker VS.. Ayres.
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Election at anancocis.

At the election Yesterday for town
officers of Onanccck the ticket known
as the .Northam Ticket, that is the
ticket op. .osed to the condemnation of
lard for public USES as heretofore pro-
posed. was elected: James G. Weaver.
Mayor: Smith Walters, w. G. West,
Geo. kiImon, and 7. A. 7 Joynes, ST.,
Councilman.
The boys have promptly dubbed Mr..
Nortlidm the John Kelly If OEancock.
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NEIGnBORHO0D NOTES.
GhimcetenEue.

Children's dry nj the NJ. 2. Church
Will Ge on Sunday. June l7!h.
The sportsmcn are enjoying them
selves. and wild fowl and their eggs are
unusually abundant.
Join w. Bunting has just sent three
large vessel loads of his excellent fish
guano and oil to Philadelphia.
J.E. Masse ST.. not the 1t. Gov
ernor, but the proprietor of tho Seaside
hotel at Ocean City, is visiting his sick
SOIL.
Wallop's Island sheep penning will
take place on Tuesday, June 18th, at
which time large number of sheep
and lambs will lie offered for sale.
Mr.. G. II. Dowden and Miss NJ. E.
Bchston were united in the holy bonds
If matrimony on Monday. at the home
If the bride by Rev. s. U. Grimsley
A festival Will be held In Temperance
Hall, on Tuesday and Wednesday even
ings, June 5ill and 9th, by the ladies' OF
the N. f. Church and congregation
Proceeds for benefit Of the new church.
Children day will be observed on
Sunday, June 10Th, at the Hall, both
morning and evening,by the children OF
the NJ. L. Church. An interesting pro-
gramme will be presented OIL both occa-
sions.
The oyster seed boats-lcgions of
which lave been bringing the infant BIZ
valves from The Chesapeake 20 he nur-
tured to full luscious oysterhood III the
fat beds Of our bay, will haul off from
work this week.
We had an inundation of gay and frs-
tive young bloo..s from Tcmpelanceville
and Atlantic Il few days ago. Come
again boys we will always be glad to
see you particularly that little Chap who
rode the shearcl ram for bucking
pony.
The Jamestown, Pa, Hosiery Manu-
Featuring Co., has lately had an agent
here negotiating for a site for their
works. and it is believed they Will be
removed here. This will he boom for
lis. 1t is time you msinlanders should
wake up, you're lehind the times.
Onr irrepressible-fsher of fishes
persistent admirer and capturer of "old
wives"-will slr, all ths nets about the
10TH of June, and you may be sltfe he'll
take I'm in. The name of Hurting's
fish guano is too well known to need
''whocping up"
Recent arrivals at the Atlantic hotel
Prof. j. &. Robinson, w. Z. Knox, ].
4. Johnson, J. W. Morris. !. G.. Min
sol. Baltimore: j. L. EIlisood. j. w.
Field. Philadelphia: VI. b. Dunwonds.
Wilmington; s. Lntes. Berlin Nd; NJ.
T. West, Pocomoke City, Nd.
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Congress is about to hestow gold
medals on the survivors OF the Greely
Arctic Exhibition. We enter, in tie
names OF the tortured later sprouts
and other cruelty intreated trucks, our
solemn protest against giving Greedy.
present clerk Of the weather one. If he
has to have something let it be frosted
fingers and fisherman g luck We want
{. change Of the weather.
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4 negro man named Thorogood Dav-
is. in company with boy. went out OIL
Chincoteaguc bay in 4 sailing scow on
Monday and while opposite Franklin
the boat WAS caDsiZed and Davis drown
ed. Through Tie efforts of Capt. Mil
ton Young the boy was saved. Tie
body of the drowned man has not been
recovered.
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MILLlNERr.-Miss Rosa v. Dix has
opened out Il select stock of millinery at
Mrs. ID. 5. Whtt.'s stoiehonsc ut Lee
mont, where she will be pleased to see
the public generally, au'l Miss Sarah
Hall and sister will continue dress
making at the same place.
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Remember not to forget that Monday
is court day, that we want you to have
one dollar either To pay What is due Or
subscribe 10 the best and most widely
circulated paper on the Shore. We
know you'll be here, ard so want the
dollar, or if more convenient to you four
quarters CIR two halves. YOU pay your
money SO take your choice-either will
suit US.
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The foundation woik on the new M,
% Church in Hunting Greek Neck has
air, ads begun.
Levi Dix, a farmer Immediately ad.
joining this town Shipped the first Straw
berries in this section for the season.
The youngest child of d. Frank
White is lying critically i'll at this time
with pneumonia and whooplug cough.
Never were our iaelchaats doing q
better business than now. Crowds OF
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Wanted--a trough on flies''-c IT
tain death to the pests-ratent applied
for gratis. We can't run this paper and
fan the flies off the bald spot on our
Young head at the same time. Let a
genius arise and save from crawling
death the scribe of the best paper pub
lished in tile First district.
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Tie dwelling Of Rev. G. D. Crawley.
at Belle Haven. was discovered to BIZ
an fire about . u. m. on Thursday
morning. 4 neigll.or rose from led at
illat hour and perceIvinp blaze in the
direction of Mr.. Crawlry's house gave
tie alarm. The flooring and girders Of
the lower story were burned. Tie house
was recently built-just ready for the
,lastcrers. In the same row with itare
five new buildings-and but for the
TIMELY discovery Of the tire the Whole
row would probably have gone, thus in
volving a loss of at least ST 500. 1t was
unQuestionably acknowledgement the time
we'll chosen with the wind blowing in
just the direction to fake in the entire
row.
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The Editor and Owner" of this pal
per has, as we are about to go to press.
just arrived from his Northern tour.
You will lie convinced nf this fact next
week. lie has been 10 Boston where
he fPastcd on intellectual baked beans,
and of course interviewed Boston S pet,
the Hon. John Lawrence Sullivan. He
looks like it. If there is anything III
this. or last weeks issue anybody don't
like he is referred to our returned exile.
He does the fighting for this paper.
This substitute scribe gracefully retires.
The Editor and public will miss him.
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Mr.. L. J. Kent, Palksley. authorizes
MS TO say, that there will he balloon
ascension atthat place during the straw
berry festival Oh next Thursday. A
large tent will be on hand in case of
rain. Don't fai't 90 and carry peck
ct full CT casli-it is all for tie ciulch.
II isn't often yor have u chance to be
up in balloon.
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Some hoodlum who preferred dark
ness to light for the all-Suflicient reason
that his deeds are evil. Oh Tuesday
smashed the lamp OIL the corner Of
Main and Court'streets. Constable L..
James Gunter Will lie happy to interview
him, as he has a reward he is author
ized to ray him.
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We acknowledge with thanks the re-
ceipt Of Il basket of delicious strawber-
ries from Mr.. Peter W. East. If
has the habif-and from our knowledge
of him we are certain he has-Of ship
ping such berries every season, we are
sure the only reason he don't corner the
market is he Is too generous to shut his
neighbors out. P.S.-All the other her
lies we did'nt get must he somewhat
like some grapes We once lead of-sour.
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For SALE.-Oue champion self bind
err, good us nrw-cne wheat drill, III
perfect order-oue Aldvlny bull calf
one year old, brst STOCK in Hartford
cOnnty-two five old Morrill, colts, one
year old this spring-one siGr-blr top
buggy. with harness, in good order, bug
gy made by Hughes, of Pocomoke city.
Any one wanting 10 SEE any OF this
property will call on X. e. dorsey,
Oak Hall station, who will show them.
q. Il. Taylor,
No. 10 S. Howard ST.,
Baltimore.
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The beautiful house of l.. Floyd
Mock S isnsarly ready for the plaSterels.
Ii is acYedlt to the builder. iona Parks.
AN thework shows care and painStaking
of Il high degree, and challenges COM
nariSOn.
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George Powell, young man in his
teens, living near here, shot himself i'll
the right hand OK Monday night. While
monkeying with a pistol-carying an
immense ball the size If Il goose shot
lle found out the pistol, at least, was
loaded.
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The camrmeeting committee will
meet at The burlington camp ground. on
Saturday, June End, at pm. At
which time Tie boarding tent and other
public privileges viii Le let out, sites
for tents given, &c.