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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH



NEW YoRk, July q, noon.-Stocks opened
dull but firm. Money opened easy at 1l4Q
9 per cent. Exchange-long, 81 S@4 S714 ;
short, 81 $50 "a $50. State bonds neglected.
Government bonds dull but Arm.
Rrie .............. 27A Richm'd & W. PIT.
Chicago & North. .11798 Terminal. ....... So
Lake Shore. 1885 Western Union. .s4Is
ME- New YORK S o Jly q, 500 p. m-sterng ex
change closed quiet but firm at u $50
4 8JI6; commercial bills, 81 S6s14 IS. Money
per cent. Government bonds closed dull but
firm; four per cents l164. State bonds dull
but steady.
Sub Treasury Balances-Coin, SSS, $4,000; cur
The stock market was again dominated by
industrial stocks, which were further advanced.
while prices in the railroad list were stagnant,
usual, until well into the afternoon, When
reports denying late rumors and stories or
damage by heat to the corn crop resulted in in
ducing some covering OF shorts In irangers
and consequently higher prices. Advances in
Cotton Oil and Sugar were continued, and the
latter rose something over per cent on large
business, and while DistillerS was heavy and
reacted fraction, Chicago Gas and lead stocks
were brought to the front, and all scored mate
rial advances before the movement eliminated,
and which were retained till the close. The
stimulus spread TO the railroad list before tpe
end Of the day and while Changers were the
strongest features in the early dealings, CoaerS
were advanced sharply in final dealings under
the impression that prices for their prcduct
would be again advanced at the meeting or the
sales agents Thursday. The movement oc-
CURED too late to cause any special activity In
the market, but the volume of business was
larger throughout than that of any Of the few
previous days and, beginning with firm
opening, prices remaiQe1 firm to strong all
through the session without scoring any mate
rial changes, outside OF the STOCKS mentioned.
There were some realizations in industrials
toward the close, but material concessions
were made and the market finally closed quiet
dav The sales OF listed stocks were 49, 900
shares: unlisted 1000 shares. The following
were the closing quotations Of the New York
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New York Market Review.

Reported bv Palmer, Ritenbttr0 d Co. success
sors to 8. s. Palmer. 1866 ReGde ST.. ". Y
NEW YoRK. July 25.-Apples, crates 15c 6S1 co.
pears LeConte. IS oOo3 Is; peaches, Elbertas,
Crawfords, 80 O0@3 90; plums, 9@1Oc;
grapes Georgia, Delaware and Ntagaras
60 iQc Ives 46oSc South Carolina Moores early,
z01f4c, Delaware l201tc, Niagaras 13@lsc
Champions per basket. 3UG5Oc; musk
melong, Norfolk per barrel 8! OO02 90, North
Carolina 50cQbS! 90; watermelons. fancy per
car, siUO62D, prime large 1661Sc mediums
120l6c; oucumbers. Norfolk per barrel 81 50cI
2 on; eggplant, FLORIDA and Charleston 81 0O4
90; onions, So O61b2 so per barrel baskets 81 Ok
al 25; tomatoes, Norfolk 509l7bc
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Wedding invitations and cards printed or co
graved At the shortest notice and the latest
ryles. We carry an extensive and well selected
stock Of nns papers envelopes and cards es-
Kecially for sucn orders. Samples sept On ap-
pncAtion. ldoEsIsG News Printing house
aAyannAns "a
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship Tallahassee for New York-
Mrs G L Montague and two children. Mrs w T
Seward, Mr. Houseman aud wife, c Fl William.
DIR w Arnold and wife. Roy Arnold, VIM ID
Arnold, Nm Schneider, VIM Dorithy Mr.
Greene, J Chase, 4 Manning. Mrs Smith
and son, A A Verkooterep. Mrs L r stevens. / I
Baswell G w Sumner, S Murden and wife, 4
Foster and wife, Mrs Earl Geary. Mrs James
Ludtln, John Hatcher. u Hatcher. u J Wine,
Rev Reeves, Miss Mary Clay, Schew
and wife, Gutman, J T Higgins Miss Nc.
CLONE N Iurpin, NJ @ Bredenbock, Miss Joos,
MRS Joos, Thomas Howell and wife, Mrs ~ s
Turner, Mrs Hanson, w l. Nassau and wife and
child and purse. Alesker. 3 Wilson, S Hay
DEC, Roberts, NJ Stein, John Il Bleven and
wife, Mary Hatcher, Nose Hatcher and Hend-
niger.
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EXPORTS.

Per steamship Tallahassee for New York
1ap bales cotton. 10000 feet lumber, 1871 bbls
rosin, 1856 bbs spirits turpentine, 90 bbls rice 2
cases oars, 81 bales domestics, 102 pigs mdse
turtles, 46S boxes fruit, 1872 bbs fruit, 26
boxes vegetables, 81 bbls vegetables. 300 tons
pig iron, l,796 watermelons, $40 baskets grapes.
FER schr Isabella Gill. for Baltimore-43O, s3l
feet p p lumberZDale Dixon a. Co.
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bN0OU PVI6IN1Iot y UI'1I "I,Oo'' % Y TO
quiet and moderately sup
piled: demand good.
EGes-Market is very quiet, supply ample, de-
mand moderate.
PEANUrs-Ample stock, demand light, prices
steady.
sUGAR-Georgia and Florida nominal; none in
market.
HoNry-Demand nominal
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Key West, July 94-Brig Caspian [BrI, Mus
terd, from Havana for Apalachcola, in ballast
stranded at MarQuesas and after%ard got OF
with assistance. Agreement made.
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Steamship Tallahassee. New York.
Bark TancEed [Norl, st Petersburg.
Bark Alfred Gibbs [Norl, Wilmington, N O.
Brig wustrow [Gerl, Douglas, Isle of Man.
Schr Fannie Reiche, baltimore.
Schr Isabella Gill, Baltimore.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

sun RlSBb....ss e'''''''s -.O'oS
sun SETS ..............'s.. .s....... ....7:33
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH ole A NJ 1925 P. NJ.
STANDARD Time.)
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Pilot charts and all nautical information will
be furnished masters of vessels free of charge
in United States photographic Office in the
Custom House. Captains are requested to call
at the Office.
LIEUT. F II SHERMAN,
In Charge photographic Station.
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THURSDAY, July % 1892.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Schr Elwood Burton, Kitchens, Baltimore,
with coal to G l Taggsrt, vessel to master.
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CLEARED YEsTERDAI
SAILED YESTERDAY

scbr Isabella Gill, Collision, Batimore-Dale,
Dixon & Co.
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WEDDINGS.

Is your blood poori Take BEEcHAxs
PILLs-dd.
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COHsIGNEgs.

f-er Centnal Railroad. July 27-J Wood &
Bro, n Conner & Co.-Standerd Mfg and Com
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RICE.

New YoRK. July 27.-Rice dull and steady.
New ORLEANS. July 27,-Rice in fair demand
ordinary TO good Sl6Gn4Skc-
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oETTCE MORNING NEWS,

sAvANNAH. GA, July q, 1892,
-ov-Thers was irmer feeling prevail
Col .ha snot market. There was quite a
ing ~ inquiry but the offerings were quite
stesuy "iob restricted business. The sales for
hsnI "- ,Eare only "a bales On Change at the
the u'5 ,isdav call, at i p. m, the market was
reguia. at an advance of 1.6c in all grades
puI7' I..,Ia Offering. The following are the
Win mot quotations of the Cotton Exchange:
Official So -, s-16
1o99ii,;. ................ .-'-.-s $500 4-lo
g niddiug ...........''''' ' 10
GOOD ordinary o--O
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Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening Highest Closing

BALTIMORE, July 27.-Flour dull and un-
changed. Wheat easy; No. red, spot $50
s21Sc; southern wheat easy; Fultz 789S5c;
Longberry 609Sic.
CINCINNATI, July H.-Flour in moderate de-
mand. Wheat heavy; No. red T51fc. Corn
No . mixed 331SG34c. Provisions-Pork at
sl2 80 Lard quiet at 81 1874. Bulk meats In
good demand at 80 12l4 Whisky quiet at 81 Is
ST. LOUIS, July H.-F1our quiet and I'M
changed Wheat weak and lower: No. 2 red,
cash at ?SSzc July delivery f61sc asked; Sep
tember delivery at 1875 asked Corn weaker;
No. :, cash firm at 471504794c; July delivery
declined for futures; frmer for cash. which
was 3l4c; July delivery 3114c: Sep
tember delivery 299sc. Begging Ga
6Y34c. Iron cotton ties 81 10. Whisky
at 81 100$l Is. Provisions dull and easy; little
NEW ORLEANS, July 27.-Hogs products a
shade easier not quotabIy lower. Pork-Old
Sl2 62l6013 %. Coffee firm; Rio. ordinary to
fair l4Gl715c. Sugar strong. Centrfugals
prime yellow clarified 1903 1916; off do 33l61
8 1876. Molasses nominal
NAVAL STORES.
New YORK. July q, nson.-Spirits turpentine
quiet and steady at 29160n30c. RoSin dull
and steady at 81 2215ds1 271f.
NEW YORK, July n, 300 p. M-Rosip quiet
and steady; strained. common to good 81 22l6
al 27I4 Turpentine quiet and easy at 29Lz
6529Ac.
strained soc Tar quiet at-S1 30 Crude
turpentlne quiet; hard 81 90; yellow DIP and
faasIEsrox. July S.-spirits turpentins
firm at 264927c. Resin firm; good strained
81 W.
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NAVAL STOREs-The market Tor spu1tS turpen-
cine was quiet and somewhat easier. regulars
declining. The sales for the day were 1865 casks;
"a S5o casks of regulars at 2714c. At the Board
Of Trade on the opening call the market was
ranorted at &c bid for regulars and 2714c asked
Al the second call it closed firm at &c for
raa,Iiars Rosin-The market was somewhat
irsseIIJar for the medium pale grades, Others,
However. we're firm at quotations There was
a GOOD demand and a steady business doing.
Al he Board of Trade on the first call the mar
Eet was posted as firm with sales of 2, S41 bar
rsis At the following quotations: A, B, c, D and
+ al 10; F. 81 IS; g. 81 20; H 81 Sr1h; I, 81 96;
K So 20; NJ, 50 2j92 80; 81 1922 SO; window
glass. 81 75 water white, SO 25. At the last call
itcIosed unchanged.
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been brouglitinto seguisitior, whilc on
all5hanls ho!els hayo boea compelled
toturn neoplc away for lack OF accom-
inodation. Inthe meanwhile the land
lords smiles grow broader each day,
and when they nro not discussing social
topics they arc taking sly glances at
their cash books and secretly speculat-
ing as to whether tho scason will prove
q financial success.
During the past week tho weather
has been az intense as ono Of Ella
Wheeler Wilcox's poems, but fortu.
nately for sweltering humanity the
Thermometer has dropped twenty de.
grees in the past few days, which
makes life more endurable.
The big board walk is crowded all day
and late in the night by never ceasing
panorama OF gay colors and bright,
smiling faces. 1t is here the many
different types OF tho summer girl that
frequent Watering places arc best seen.
While there may be tho same general
characteristics about all wide awake,
i1n loving girls, still conditions will
bring out certain traits in bold relief,
and so we get in the rosebud garden OF
summer girls all sorts OF blossoms, q few
weeds and now and then thistle.
There is the athletic girl, tho senti.
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The Chautauqua Assembly to Close This
week-G. A. Il. Day To.morrow.
Special corenon,lene: fhe Ia'eltgalea
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK, Nh, August
Tuesday next is the gala day Of the
year. Great preparations arc being
made for It. The park will present o
holiday appearance Then will the
closing exercises take place. Special
excursions will come from Maryland
and West Virginia. There will be a
great time. At IL o'clock the grandest
speaker for Grand Army occasions that
can DO found on the continent will de.
liver his splendid address on "1n and
Out OF Andersonville." This lecture
will provoke laughter or bring tears
quicker and oitener than any lecture
now being delivered. At 2 o'clock
General o. o. Howard, commander Of
tho United States Army, will address
the boys. Then comes Corporal james
Tanner-a perfect cyclone as 9 speech
maker.
Ats o. m. a grand closing concert, the
oratorio OF Belshazzer, under the dfrec-
ton OF Prof. Weldon, assisted by the
assembly chorus and soloists, and ac-
companied by tableaux.
This Is the paradise for hay fever suf-
ferers and those troubled with asthma.
Each year the number of persons COM
ing to the park TO be relieved from
these diseases increases.
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Preston County Democrats.

St6fM UiSPutch 70 NC 4WttlDeHceh
TERRA ALrA, w. Va, August 2l.-
The Democrats met here in battle
array yesterday to nominate a county
ticket. Before dinner a caucus was
held to really find out II they were the
Democratic party or a Peoples party.
/ am told that they adjourned for din
ner with division and had not learned
which party they were. After the re-
port Of the usual committees and max
ing Isaac Paugh and Samuel Trembly,
two old specimens OF Jeffersonian
Democracy, vice presidents OF thecon.
vention, they proceeded to nominate a
full county ticket.
For house Of delegates on East side,
Lewis stemple, OF Union; West side,
George A. Herring, Of Valley; for
sheriff, Farley DeBerry, OF Portland /;
for assessors, Benedict Cooke, Of Har.
risyille, and Dausey Forman, OF Port
land; for prosecuting attorney, ]. A.
Jackson, Of Kingwood; for county sur
yeyor, J. K. Monroe, OF Kingwood.
Republicans claim 1t isa very weak
ticket. all nominated are Democrats.
The only fusion was on Dausey For
man. He is thenominee for the Peoples
After the convention s. NJ. Walker. OF
Martinsburg, addressed the crowd for
over forty minutes.
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way home, although lew are still
Among the distinguished virginians
are: Ex-senator Camden and party, OF
Parkersburg; John 7. McGraw and
sisters, Of Grafton; 7. S. Riley aud
family, and General B. ID. Spillman
and family. He Is spoken OF by the
New York World as "a prominent
southerner and gallant Of the old
school-polished, suaye and entertain
ing" They are all quartered at the
West Brighton Hotel.
At the Luray Hotel, which is the
most popular with the Wheeling peo;
pie, are Mr.. G.. Ed. Mendel, wife and
child, Nancy, who is spoken Of by the
Philadelphia papers as the "cutest,
brightest and prettiest child in Atlantic
City," Mr.. Kennedy Friend. Mrs. Gene
Friend, Mrs. Boggs, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Stamm, child and nurse; Miss
Lizzie Jones, Miss Bird Wilson and
their charming guest, Miss Bessie Null
rine, of Brainerd, MINI. Mrs. John
Sweeney, Mrs. L. S. Delaplaine, Miss
Mamie Grub, Miss Hulda Delaplaine,
Tom Sweeney, George and Emma
Stamm, Mr.. and Mrs. P. Cassell, Mr.. and
Mrs. John List; Mr.. O. NJ Hart, Miss
Gay Duncan and Miss Sprig Camden,
OF Clarksburg; Mr.. George Campbell
proprietor Of the Blennerbassett Hotel,
Petersburg, accompanied by his bride,
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be arare intellectual treat to converse
with him.
"Well, this Il q soft snap rs the crab
remarked when its claws closed on Q
MeLure House dudes leg.
Harry-aWhen / 20 to summer re-
sort I-leave oil the money / have in the
hotel safe" George-"On arriving or
departing?"
A good story Is told OF Wheeling
youth, and at the Same time shows the
smartness OF the Wheeling girls. He
told three ofhis lady friends to come up
10 a certain merry-go.rouud and see how
flirting was practiccd rs an accomplish
nent. Well, the ladies went, and there
sure enough was the young man
seated with beautiful girl. drawing
smiles from her rosebud at the rate Of
ton a minute. The Wheeling girls
held q council Of war, and they re-
solved to mako the young man uncon-
Portable, lust for fun. When the
machine stopped one OF tho young
ladies walked over, and with rather
injured air remarked: "WiIl, l am
awfully tired, and / want you to take
mo home. Besides, you know dear
little Robert is not well. and wc
shouldn't hdyo loft him this long"
"Why, Thought you said you were
not married, i" exclaimed tho merry-go-
round girl in amazement and cinbarass-
mens
ooh, Williel Como, don't mako n
acAnen
lie went, but he got even with the
practical jokors afterwards.
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An Epld,n,ic d Dioo.ly rluS.

Last summer the Aux ragged hero to q
fearful extent. About five miles north
OF here at the Whiteside graveyard
there were FIVE victims Of this dreadful
disease buried in one day. The doctors
could do nothing with the disease.
When my family was taken, went to
Walter Brothers, Of Walteraburg, and
told them the situation. They said.
give Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera aud
ibiarrhaa Remedy; that they had sent
out several hundred bottles into the in
iected district and every day we hear
how this medicine IL curing them. So
far we have not heard Of its failing in q
single instance" I went to giving it
and could soon see the good effects and
cure was the result. Anyone in doubt
about these facts may write to mel
@. ELLIS, Rock, Pope Co., Illinois. For
sale by druggists. p&w
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clan, Prof. Sam Harrison, they succeed
cd in evoking some OF the most horri-
bly, discordant, ear.splitting sounds ever
heard on tho beach, which is notorious
for the bad music furnished. Even the
hand organs stopped and turned green
from envy, and the fishermen all say
that the Blue fish for miles around that
morning came to the top OF tho water
and gave up the ghost This may &C.
count for the heavy haul made that day.
The fishing, by the way, has boon
remarkably good for the past few
weeks. Tuesday evening witnessed
the closing children's carnival OIL tho
big pier, at which were over five thou
sand people, and remarkably fine fancy
dancing was executed by the particip-
ants.
THO season will close in about two
weeks with one Of tho largest and most
successful summer records ever nadc at
this resort The number OF people
estimated by good authorities last Sun
day alone was ice, 000;; but every day
there Inns been a decrease, the trains
all being crowded with people on their
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a safo Investment.

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mental girl, the coquette, the romp, the
dancing girl, the lorgnette girl, the
smart eirl, the girl who shocks, and an
innumerable host besides.
Here is AMI inventory OF the things one
girl had done: Caught crabs and
green flies, went out fishing and caught
q horrid monkey fish, went out sailing
times without number, did the light
house, bathed until she couldn't wear
slippers, and hoped at the pavilion
till she tore them ;been to Iongport and
Ocean City, where she gathered Wild
flowers and wild beans that looked like
sweet reas but which a professor who
came along discussing botany said were
lsphaseolus helvolus" and other awtu!!
names. She had gathered sea weed and
shells till her room smelled fshy; mad
done the concert garden, where she
bought costly lemonade and envied the
people who weren't afraid to drink in
extensive beer; and her dance had been
there.
this girl, and I'm going 70 do as they
do in the mountains-liye on the
scenery. Pm going 70 study the sun
set, keep an cye on Mars-pve read up
the subject lately--and I'm going TO
have q real good time, and then I'm go
ing TO begin all over again by, starting
an the fierry-go:ronnd and doing all
the boardwalk attractions and taking In
the island by degrees" Tha. is the
wav those who make the most Of At
lantic City do. They 60 to SEQ oil the
ATTRACTIONS, take all the trips, and then
rest for a while before they begin over
Now that the beautiful moonlight
nights have ended, riding sto have
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HE August
days are pass
ing only too
swiftly at this
gay resort by
the SEQ, which
is having an
unparalleled
Hlaeon OF pros
pcrIty. Nearly
oil tho hotels
hayo been
overcrowded,
and cots have
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II the Asaeasor has omitted 70 nsses9 you,
SEQ to e that you are listed. You VIII 30 dos
pFiVed Of your vote Ia November y your
name Is NOT on the assessor book
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She dances and aiiies. ard sports IN the surf.
IN q Giit chiefly iakde up 81 laeea aud bows:
Abutiefay CHASED liy dozen odd nets.
For this IS the 9,rtu wheEs everything goes
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nee Miss Smith, who is the subject OF q
great deal Of admiration; Mrs. R. z.
Camden, Of olarksburg; Prof. L Q;
White and wife, Of Morgantown, aud
Mr.. ]. B. fancy, wife and party.
AT the Monterey were Mr.. and Mrs.
Levi Cassell. Chester Balzell, Sam Har-
rison, Sam Hazlett and HoR Summers,
Of Clarksburg.
at the Traytncfe, Andrew Wilson
and wife, Mr.. Joseph PAUL and family
and W. n. Chancellor, of Petersburg,
Worlds Fair Commissioners for West
Virginia. 80 i',t
AT tho Argyle, ]. H. Kirk and wife,
John s. NayIor and wife and j. g. Tom
linson and family.
At tho Folnewood. DR.. T. B. Camden
and wife and Rolla P. Camden, OF Park
ersburg ]. g. Vance, ir., OF Clarksburg,
and Mr.. Koortz, Of Weston; Mr.. John
Bodley, OF Wheeling, aud Mr.. John
Gallagher, Of Moundsville.
The o. W. Z. club cry, aTo wait-to
WOO" iarnissed this week on the board
walk.
The Classical fsuseo o. his honor, tho
Mayor, IN bathing suit, no longer de-
lights the eyes Of his admirers.
A we'll known Wheeling bcl!e while
out calling, described the bow and
stern Of the yacht as ethe point aud tho
blunt"
II q man eats dcyiled crab and q
crust Of bread before retiring, it Is no
reason why no should wake up ieeling
crusty and Grabbed.
F.rst Summer -@oh, hero comes
Mr. Bluepenoil; no belongs TO the
Press club, you know" Second Sum.
mer Girl-"How perfectly delightful;
does he press very hard, dear%
"she's awfully clever ut slight Of
hand" ''Tndeed?D eyes, she has re-
fused six dudes 80 far this summer. yet
they are all delighted to have her for a
sister"
New arrival to gruG old party on
hotel piazGa-"Can you tell me where
tho postoffico is7" "No, but ask some
Of those summer girls. They'te cotis
stantly going for males."
II the summer young man was only
] half as bright as his costume II would
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More than two-thirds Of the whips
used in this country are made OF West
field, Mass.
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!. The o. ". I. club cry, "To wait-to
WOO" ismisssd this week on the board
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After the convention s. NJ. Walker, OF
Martinsburg, addressed the crowd for
over forty minutes,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-22
DIouNTAIN Lance PARK.

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