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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-01
A FIGHT IN OHIO
Over tho Constitutiounlity of tho Austria
linn Ballot Law.

Over tho Constitutionnlity Oft 'Austra.
linn Ballot Law.
CoLUMBus, Dec. 1.-Governor McKin-
ley is asked to prevent the secretary Of
state from issuing commission to L
F. ohlger, who was elected in the Stark
Wayne district to fill the unexpired
term of John G. Warwick, deceased, as
a member of the present Congress.
w, P. Wasson, of Wooster, accom-
panied by his attorneys, appeared before
the governor to-day yand made the formal
demand. He claims the Australian law
under which the election took place, is
unconstitutional, because 1t prevents a
free and untrammeled ballot. Electors
cannot vote for any one they please
but must be bound by the decrees OF
ono OF four parties. This is clearly un-
constitutional according to his views.
The governor referred the matter to
the attorney general, but nothing can
be done and Mr.. Wasson's only hope
is to mandamus the secretary of state.
Ho says he will take the case to the
supreme court and fight it out.
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CLEVELAND suMsIoNED
To Appear Before a Richmond Court By
the Sheriff.

ExMonr, Va, Nov. SO.-The chief in
cident of the day on the Broad
water island was the arrival of
Sheriff Samuel Jarvis, of Northamp-
ton county, with summons. which he
sought to serve upon President-elect
Cleveland. He came over from the
mainland at 2 o'clock this afternoon,
but was forced to wait untilthe cunning
party returned from their days sport
before presenting the document.
The sheriff was seen by reporter.
Flo was unable to furnish any informa-
ton except that the summons was to
appear before the chancery court at
Richmond, Va. He did not know what
case was involved. He could give no
particulars on the subject.
So far as can be learned no definite
time has been determined for Mr.. Cleve-
lands return north. From present in
dications, however, it seems probable
that he may spend another Sunday
upon Broadwater Island.
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LOST IN THE MoUNrAINs.
The Sad Fate of a Prominent Citizen 9
Mason County.

The Sad Fate of Prominent Citizen Of
Mason County.
Special EisDaich TO the IateiiGencer.
PolNr PLEASANT, W. Va, Nov. 3o.-
William H. Beller, resident of this
county, and a citizen held in high es.
teen by all who know him, left this
city about two weeks ago for deer hunt
iu the Yew Pine mountains. He was
only gone n few days when word was
sent here to the effect that he was lost.
His son, John E. Beller, an attorney-at-
law OF this place, left Immediately for
the locality where he was last seen, and
after very thorough search, aided by
guides familiar with the country, re-
turned home without finding any trace
OF him whatever and reporting two feet
of snow on the mountains. Mr.. Beller
was about titty-fve years OF age and one
OF the best citizens in the county.
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ARKANSAS CRY, ARK, Nov. 30.-The
north bound Missouri Pacific passenger
train leaving here at l2:45 p. m. to-day,
jumped the track about one and half
miles from this city. The baggage car
and two coaches left the track. The
coach next to the baggage car, rolled
down the embankment about twelve
feet and turned ever, q total wreck, in
juring twelve or fifteen passengers. The
cause Of the wreck is supposed to be
the giving away Of ties, allowing the
rails to spread.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-01
VICIOUS VANDALISM.
The Dissertation of the Graves of
tho Brave Union Soldiers
ROUSESTHEGREATEST INDIGNATION

Among the Loyal and LAW Abiding
Citizens in that Dark District of Re-
bcIIion's Fetid Brcath-.-A Republic
can Lawyer Who Dealt With the In.
famous Members of the Knights of
the Golden Circle, VIII Aid in Fer
reting Out tho Dnstards Who Com.
mittcd the Present outragcs.
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Struck by n Falling rroe.

Special Dtspatch to he htegi1eaeer.
KINewooD, Nov. 3O.-A few days ago
Elias Adams, living in Reno district,
this county, was telling trees, when he
met with an accident that cost him his
life yesterday. AS tree he was chop
ping fell it struck another tree and
broke limb of, which fell and struck
him on the head. He was so years old.
He leaves family.
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BRENERuAvES, Nov. 3O.-Arrived-
Havel, New York.
New YoEK, Nov. So.-Arrived-Maas-
achusetts, London.
MoviLLr, Nov. So-Arrived-Ethiopia
Now York for Glasgow.
LIvRRPooL, Nov. 30.-Arriyed--Na-
ronia, New York.
GENOA, Nov. So.-Arrived-FuerHt
Bismarck, New York.
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Taxing siun Statistics.

CHICAGO. Nov. 3O.-H. W. spoford, of
Washington, D. o., who has been ap-
pointed by Congress to investigate the
alums of all the cities in the United
States having a population over 200, 900,
started out to-day with Police Inspector
Ross, to commence preliminary in
vestigation OF the slums OF Chicago. A
large number OF sweating shops and
tenement houses were visited.
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DENVER, COL, Nov. SO.-The official
returns of the vote in this state for
Presidential electors were footed u p
this morning. The total vote was 0S,-
275, of which the Populist-Democrats
received 52,9S2; Republicans, 3S,Gl4;
Prohibitionists, 1877. The count has
not been completed on the balance OF
the ticket.
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1NTHE GA1nows' SHADOW.
Singular Marriage of Condemned Mur.
derer, in jail.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 9O.-A sad but
intcreresting marriage ceremony was
performed at the jail this morning.
Stephen B. Hite, who is to die upon the
gallows one week from next Friday, and
his wife stood up in tho death section
and Father Brady performed the solemn
services Of the Catholic church. Hite
wore for his wedding suit the one in
which be will also die. By him stood
his pretty little daughter, and three
other doomed men and the death
watch were the only witnesses. Holy
communion was first administered by
Father York. Yesterday afternoon the
prisoner and his little daughter were
received into the church. The wife and
mother was already mcmber, and it
was at her request that the marriage
occurred this morning.
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IxDrASAroLrs. ISD., Nov SOL. o.
Kinds, a taraer residing seven miles
north OF Elwood, was fatally shot by q
Grant county officer to-day. Shortly
before noon Kinds was tampering with
a gas line, and the officer went to arrest
him. A quarrel ensued and Kinds was
shot through tho head. He will die.
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SANTA FE, N. NJ, Nov. So.-The DEM
ocrats of New Mexico propose to take
time by tho forelock. They have al
ready held a meeting to consider the
question OF territorial patronage that
will, after the fourth OF next March, be
at the disposal OF Mr.. Cleveland. Mr..
]. G. Albright, editor and proprietor OF
the Albuquerque Democrat, is promi-
nentIy mentioned for governor of the
territory.
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DIR. BRIGGS BAD DAY.
The Decisions of the Presbytery
Not. So Favorable.
HIS OBJECTION TO THE CHARGES
Brought Against Him Are Con-
sidered By the Jury.
A VERY IMPORTANT VOTE TAKEN

On tho Last Objection Which is Re.
gardsd as Dividing tho Presbytery
Into Two Distinct Faotions.--Evcry-
body Advised TO Look Ont for THOR
overcoats---The HIodcrator's Little
Pleasan.ry--Profcsso Smiths Trial
for Hcrcsy Begins at cincInnati--He
Refuses to Plead to the Interprota.
tions Placed on His Language.
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CHICAGO, Nov. 30.-Mayor Washburn
to-day received IN appeal from the
Memphis merchants exchange to use
his influence in procuring legislation
that will protect Worlds Fair visitors
from extortionate charges. The letter
will be referred to the city council.
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pRoFEssoR sNIrn,s TRIAL
IiOEins in ciucinnatI-ne Refuses to PlOa'
to tho Charges.

CrxolSSArl, ONO, Nov. SO.-Tho trial
Of Professor Henry P. Smith began to.
day. Its progress was delayed by a
long discussion over the form of the
record OF yesterday, and still further by
the discovery that no full copy OF the
amended charges and specifications had
been given the accused, The court
waited while the clerks prepared this,
and during the wait somo of them in-
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Hor SPRINGS, ARK, Nov. Ex-senator
r. 4. GIBSON, Of Now Orleans, who has
been lying at the point of death at the
Park hotel for several days past, is
reported worse. The attending phys
icians tonight admit that Senator
Gibson may die at any moment.
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BLACK HAWK, COL, Nov, So.-Great
excitement was manifested here for a
time to-day, when cave-in occurred in
the Bobtail tunnel, imprisoninG nine
mon. Eight dug their way out without
any OF them being injured.
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cRusApR AGAINST oYpRIANs
In Pittsburgh Rssorts-some of Them
Flee to Wheeling.

Flee to WheslIng.
PirrsBuRou, Pa, Now 3O.-Ihe order
OF Mayor Gourley closing the disroputa-
bio houses caused great sensation in
the city. All tho houses are dark to.
night and many OF the inmates have al
ready LETT Tor other cities. Thirty-aye
went to Cleveland and twelve to Wheel
ing. e,
they como over there he will begin q
crusade against them.
The order TO arrest all women found
in the houses alter 10 o'clock tonight
has been eXtended TO Friday ovoning,
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NEW BrproaD, MASS, Nov. SO.-Attor-
ney Pillburg believes that Lizzie Borden
is insane. This is tho secret of the adj
journment OF the grand jury in the case
from November 81 to December l.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Nov. 3O.-Senator
Kenna, although still confined to his
bed, is SO much improved that it is
thought all danger Of relapse has
nnasnd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-01
TRIPLE. ALLIANCE
Between the Powers of Germany,
Austria and Italy.
THE TEXT OF THE DOCUMENT
Purporting To Be Genuine Publish
ed By a Paris Paper
RIDICULED IN SOME QUARTERS

AS Harmless Hoax...If the Publish
cd Treaty is u Correct Copy tho Paris
journal Scores a Great scoop---The
Remarkable Provisions Of a Very
Remarkable State Instrument.
What the Powerful Rulers Cove.
nantcd to Do.
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FRANCIS JOSEPH,
WILLIAM II,
HuMBERT |.

This treaty in the usual manner shall
be kept secret and the parties thereto
conform to tho clauses therein con.
tanned.
The paper publishing the above is
not tho Peit Journal, but sheet re-
Gently established. The story is rldi-
culed here as n pure fabrication.
The Washington bee., 1892-08-27

Jim Hall whipped Ted Pritchard in
four rounds at Brighto', England, Sat-
urday. The prize was $1,000.
Keir Hardie, who represents labor in
terests in tile British Parliament, sent
elOO, which was contributed by Andrew
Carnegie toward his election expenses, to
the Homestead strikers.
Chambers is so prevalent in London
that the authorities recommend the com.
plete isolation of horses that are sus
pected of being infected with the disease
and the slaughter of every animal that is
known to be suffering with it,
The wealth of Baron Houghton, the
new Viceroy of Ireland, is partly derived
from American land investments of his
father, who held go, 900 acres in the Uni.
ted States. The wealthy and fatherly
Lord Crewe donates Baron Houghton
$4,000 yearly during his tenure of Office.
Samuel F. Keller, High Sheriff of Dau,
phin county, either fell or was thrown
from a passenger train on the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad, near Conewago station,
Tuesday night, and was instantly killed.
Sheriff Keller boarded the train as it was
pulling out of Lancaster. He remained
on the steps of the receding train, and it
is supposed he never entered the car, but
probably sat down on the step, and, fall.
ing asleep, fell or was thrown off as the
train rounded sharp curve near Cone.
WACO.
The Washington bee., 1892-08-27
SUNOL AGAINST THE RECORD.
NIr. Bonner WI Send Her to Beat Nancy
Hanks 2,O7 Ia

Mr. Bonner WI Send Her to Beat Nancy
Hanks 2.O7 la.
Robert Bonner, it is announced, is go.
ing to send Sunol against the worlds
new trotting record, 2.074, made by
Nancy hanks at Chicago last Wednes-
day. Asked what he thought of Nancy
Hanks great performance, Mr.. Bonner
replied: "She is certainly grand mare
and is now the queen of trotters; but
think Sunol will beat her mark before
the season closes. SuLol is in grand con.
dition, and it will not take long to have
her ready for trial. have not paid
much attention 10 these new pneumatic
tired sulkies, but l will now get one.
They must certainly be an improvement
over the old ones, for in the Grand Cir
cult horses driven to them are lowering
their own records easily from three to
five seconds. am told that the friction
is greatly reduced, and under these Cir
cumstances WY shouldn't horse make
better time. l have ordered one to be
made, and will drive Sunol to it in her
trial"
The Washington bee., 1892-08-27
A PLEASURE TOUR TO MAG
RA FALLS.

A more interesting trip to n a
ara Falls could not be planned nan
that of August 25,G, via Royal
Riue Line. A special train OF DAY
coaches and Pullman Parlor Cars
will leave B. and o. station at
.shingtou at 1885 u. m., anu
Camden stall IA, Baltimore at 8 40
=. M, passing through the plct9-
rescue Wyoming and Lehigh val
Ieys, and the anthracite coal nelus
OF Pennsylvania, and arriving at
Niagara Falls at midnight. AS
,ckets will have a ten days limit
annie time will be afforded for
side trips to points of interest IN
Southern Canada and the Lake re-
zion of Central New Yolk. On re.
fnTn tourney tlcke,s will be valid
on regular trains and to stop Oh a'
Buffalo, the romantic onoko
Mauch Chunk, and Elmira, nea.
which is Watkins Glen. That these
excursions over new rouCe ale
fnI of inteest ris demonstrated by
the phenominal popularity lnes
Gained in a short time. Inc rouuu
frIp from Baltimore and w dshine
ton will be $1,000.
The Washington bee., 1892-08-27

was IN session at old "Goose Greek
meeting house, at Lincoln last
week. Mr.. Geo. l.. Maris, of Phi.
a1eiphla read an able paper on
"hoW to educate the colored neo.
pie In the South" which was we'll
written and to tae point. This being
SueA7V qt'rlerly ts'5nO,Y, Mr..
nailS deserves great credit r
nIs Uhoughtfulness in the behalf
oi tne colored people in the South.
a republican mass netting was
neld at Purcellville "Wednesday
Dy the Va. Republican Assocla
tlon. Prominent aud able speak
ers delivered addresses in the
interest of the party.-I shall
leave for Atlantic City today.
j. + A.
The Washington bee., 1892-08-27
Rrnka fha Pacing RAcnrd.

The wonderful little gelding Hal
Pointer broke the pacing record at Wash
ington Park, Chicago, on Friday last
going the mile in 2.05t. This is the
fastest mile ever made by any horse. He
was driven to one of the new pneumatic
tired sulkies. The official time for the
trial is stated thus: First quarter, 0. .31a
half, 1929; three-quarters. 1.34; mile,
2O5I. Pointer stands sixteen hands
nigh. He was sired by Tom Hall, out OF
Snow Haven. Henry Hamlin, of Buf.
falo, is his owner. The betting was SOC
to $50 that 2 O6 would not be beaten.
The Washington bee., 1892-08-27
uALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Schedule in effect May End. 1892.

| Schedule in effect May End, 1892.
| Leave Washington fIOm station corner of New
| Jersey avenue and c street.
| For Chicago and Northwest. Vestibuled
Limited express train IL 30 a. m. 8 Tsp N
| daily,
| For Cincinnati. ST. Louis, and indianapolis
Vestibuled Limited 80, express IL % p. m
| daily.
For Pittsburg and Cleveland. express daily
| ii 80 a. N. and 70 p. m
| For Lexington and StauntOu, flO 40 a. m.
. FOR winchester and way stations, to 81
m.
+ r Luray, Nat.lraI Bridge Roanoke,
Knoxville ChattanOUya, and nlempnis, As.
a. m, IL 10 p. IN. daily; ParlOr Car 20
Roanoke on morning train, Sleeping Car
through to Mem his on mig { train.
For Luray, 30, p. m. dali
For Baltimore. week days. 4 55. KS 80. 6 IS.
* 10, gS w, 45.mnutes), ks 05, s 81, x9 80
90 9O, 45-minu ESD. a. m, xl2 90, " 10. x2 EO.
x2 40, x3 Is, 25, xi q, 4 81, KS 6O' Ks 05'
x5 ~, 35. x6 20. 80, Ks %, O5 x9 OO.
XII 80. and II 50. p. m. sundays. KS 30. as tO
utes), a m. xl2 90, l o. X 70, x2 40 3 254sI
x3 OOs 70 %. x6 %, 80. Ks OO. xS w. 80,
For Annapolis Z 10 and S 80 a. M II 1Oaud
4 y p. m. Sundays s 80 a. m, 81 D. m.
For frederick, IS 10, I'll 80 a. M, Il Is, "A 80
70 50, p. m.
For Hage,rstown. tlO 40 a. m. and +5 80 p. m.
E'r BOyd and way points +9 40 D. m,
For Gaithersburg and way points, +6 %.
W. e. m, tl2 10, II Is. +3 90, "A 80, 5 35. O5,
4C ~ 81 p. M. Express trains stopping
a. m
IA 81, 70 so p. m.
ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK
AND PHILADELPHIA.
=. FOR Philadelphia, New York. Boston, and
the East, daily 0O, 90 % Dining Carr a,
M, II w noon, 49, % % Dining Carl, Ql 80 D.
M, Sleeping Car, open at 10 90 O'elOck) For
p.m
Bullet ParlOr Cars on all day trains
For Boston *2 40 D. m. with Pullman BufFet
oIeeplng Gar running through to Boston
without change, via POugh keepsie BridSe
ton.
For Atlantic City, 10 % a. m. and u 10 noon,
Sundays, II % noon.
Except Sunday, *Daily. zSunday only.
Express trains.
Baggage called for and checked from bOteIs
anu l. sldences by Union Il anSfer Company
on orders left at ticket Offices 6Ig and 1851
Pennsy !yania avenue and Ut depot.
D. !: ODELL, CHAS. o. SCULL,
deh' Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent
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TO ATLANTIC CITY VIA ROYAL
BLUE LINE.

The only double track route to Atlantic
City is via the Royal Blue Line and the
Reading R. r. Excursion tickets on
sale all the year. On Fridays of earh
week excursion tickets are sold at rat. of
$500 for the round trip, good returnin :
until following Tuesday. sp"cisl excur-
siOns at rate of $3.50 for the round trip
will be run every other Saturday during
the season. The dates are Aug.
10th. Tickets good until Monday
following date of sale. For par
ticulars call on B. and 0. ticket agents,
6l9 and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue and
at station at corner New jersey avenue
and G. sire ct,
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THE BGE

...g.tIes for advertising furnished on appll
ana. Objectionable adVerJisementswi will not
inserted Al any price. All reR-ittances
-.,.,u!d toe made by draft, postal money order
--..- ---.Arr -a-sd ,SttRr Ao..ey fO~%arded
.....uay. is at the sender's risk. In
..,.,in., '.,~.,ey the amount and what it is for
= ,.,,ild be distinctly stated.
All etters. etc, should bs addressed
BEE. PUBLISHING, co.
Washington d. {
The Washington bee., 1892-08-27
OUR SOCIETY AT SILCOTT
SPRINGS.
The BEE ATTACHE HIGHLY En-
TERTAINED-MR. AND Mrs. HICKS
TENDERS A TEA.
SlIcOtt Springs,
London Co, Va.

LOud0n Co., Va,
Aug. Is, 92
The gay season at this resort
reached high water mark during
the past week and never befOle e
have the entertainments been upon
more elaborate scale. Thursday,
Aug. 18-Mr. and Mrs. j. h.
Hicks gave a ''tea" to your CORE
spondent. The table was beautl-
fully decorated with flowers and
ferns. The center piece gIaced
the table with all kind of fruits.
Tue hostess wore a tasteful gown
of white tulle. She welcomed her
guests in the dinning room about
5 o'clock and we all partOok OF the
dellcacles she had so generously
prepared. Ham, chicken, crab
apple jelly, gold, silver, jelly fruit,
and Angel cake were served while
the hostess poured the tea. Quite
a lumber of Westinghouse wele
present and at ii O'Clock the guests
expressed their pleasure Of the
evening and dispersed to their Tt
Spective homes.
Last evening Mrs. j. K. Webb
gave a reception to her guests
which was attended by artistic
strains ofmusic, by the Gliggvllle
band.
All the ladies were elegantly at
tired. AT 10 O'Clock a grand march
was played by the band. Headed
by Miss ]. K. Anderson and the
host, Mr.. j. Il. Nebb, the guests
marched into the spacious dlnnlng
rooms where refreshments were
served in abundance. With the
merry voice of the hostess Mrs. j.
r. Webb and the pleasaL t environ
ments of her cottage what more
could we desire?
One of the greatest gatherings
ever known in the history of the
society of friends OF LOudOn, and
in some respect one OF the most re-
6gious assemblies ever held here,
The Washington bee., 1892-08-27
~.A-sraed and KIfiaa hy Ran.sIAs

Tie biennial German EvangeIlcaI
Lutheran Conference of the United States
Ia in session at ST. Matthew's German
Lutheran Church. New York. Twenty
three States are represented. Rev. DR..
Dabbing, of Milwaukee, was reelected
president
The Washington bee., 1892-08-27

The General Board of Directors includes Virginia
West Virginia. vania Kentucky Washington
C.. North Carolina, Mtryl md, Alabama and Texas.
In less vigorous declares dividend Of
members This
coored people, by them and their
Coored Agents and Cooed Clerks at the Nan
Office
A LARGE BRANCH STORE AT CLIFTON FORGE VA.
with full line Dry Goods Boots Shoes Crocery Hardware and
and polite clerks to wait their
A LARGE COMMISSION HOUSE
in Richmond all kinds Of country produce Gan
bacco and Lumber Chickens Eggs Butter Fruit
BROOM AND CIGAR FACTORY
giving employment
The management making efforts put operation
and Coal Mines have thousands
are members of he Association
DRY GOODS STORES
ry goods centrally located will be put in operaon in
fall December 1t One will be Washington
c. one Charleston, Virginia. Lynchburg Va
possibly other
Gods help
and place where the people
the Association This being Building
Association 1t has already made loans
Virginia and North Carolina
BENEFITS OF THE ASSOCIATION
Remember this Association Any
number of these
stockholders the
The money all departments
deducted the divided
Reliable and
every the United States Address
H. Secretary and General Manager S Broad
Street. Richmond Va apply TO Charles E. MITCHELL H. 934
IF street,
AGRICULTURAL AND INDUSTRIAL FAIR.
arranging have the largest
18th Sept held by he cOoed section
teacher public
Now let the farmers mechanics, miners and everybody
get ready for this great enterprise.
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The patrons OF the BEE must
Jay fc' all advertisements, in the
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