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The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-29
Died ut u Ripe Old Age.

LONDON, June 22-Baron Forester,
ORev. Orlando Wattkin Welch t'Orester)
canon residentiary OF York, is dead. aged
81 years.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-29

LONDON, July 23.-The Vigilant and
Valkyrie will engage in their contest at
Clyde July 5.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-29

Headquarters for Screens Doors and
Windows. Goodrich Lumber company.
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tions, improvements, and repairs agreed
upon will be fully completed by the 10Th
day of July next, then that the district
Judge OF this district, together with the
board of county commissioners do make
such other provision for county quar-.
ters. and, IL need be, enter into q lease
with some person or persons for the
erection of a suitable building to be &C.
cupied at the expiration of the lease now
in force.
scuoo, n,srp, ~ m. I.
sohooL D'si'i No'
We have made as thorough an investi-
CATION as possible in our power 10 to the
misrepresentation Of certain moneys by q
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-22
MOUNDSVILL2.

William Tomlinson, lodged complaint
yesterday before Mayor Steele against
officer McGill, for abusive language.
Tomlinson claims that McGill met him
on the street about six o'clock and or
dered him home using opprobrious
language towarns him, and threatening
to club him if he did not go. a warrant
was sworn out for McGill.
Three or four men were up before
Mayor Steele yesterday morning for
creating a disturbance in the East End
Saturday night. A couple OF chaps
from Benwood were let go on condition
they let no grass grow under their feet
while getting out Of town.
The Councils Of this city Jr. o. U. A.
NJ. will 60 out 10 Cameron tomorrow to
assist In a church entertainment at that
place. An entertainment will also be
given at night and number OF the
members will remain for that
Col. B. Wilson, Of Clarksburg, ar
rived in the city yesterday on business
connected with the water works. 1t is
thought now the company will be ready
to begin work.
J. E. Bloyd will leave Thursday for
Kentucky, 10 be gone couple Of weeks.
II successful in securing enough con-
tracts he will take his driller down
there and remain all summer putting
down drilled wells.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-22

how much protection adds to their
wages, and they have learned. And
now a new lias has been begun. Know
ing the tendency OF human nature to do
As those around Us 90. the Republicans
are irving now to deceive the people
into the belief that Democrats are leav-
ing their party In large numbers. By
circulating these reports they hope to
influence persons to leave Democracy
and Join their ranks.
Some persons have no doubt left the
party aad gone over TO the Republicans.
There never was time when party
changes were not going on. But the
sweeping changes the Republicans
would have the Democrats believe TO be
RoinR on, have not occurred, nor are
they going to occur. The DeCSecrat
whose wages have been reduced knows
full well that the reduction was not
caused u by anything Democracy has
done. Il could nos have been, Tor
Democracy has doAe nothing. The
Democrat who is thoroughly disguised
because his party has done nothing
can hope for nothing better should he
join the Republicans. If he wants
reiorm OF the tariff be can not hope to
get II by voting with the Republicans.
The only thing for Democrats to do,
aad the thing which they appear to be
doing, IS to stick 20 the party aud pre-
pare for the fight in the approaching
campaign. Under Republican laws the
condition Of the country has been worse
than It ever was before and wages have
reached the minimum. That q com
plete change was not made at once was
not due to the Democratic party but to
a few Senators whose action the party
does not approve, but whom they can
not find means TO control. Better times
and better wages will follow the enact
ment Of Democratic laws and the Demo
Gratis are going to continue the tight
for genuine tariff reform. No de-
ception of Republicans should be al
lowed TO influence Democrat. Deser-
tlons are rare and Republican stories OF
Democrats focking to their party should
DO taken with due allowance for the
source from which they come.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-22
AGAINST BREc9INRIDGE.
Scott County shows Her Preferences for
Owens Very Decidedly.


LEXINGTON, KY., May21.-Heu. VIM.
C. Owens made his initial address TO
the people of Scott county to-day. Mr..
Owens was greeted by large crowd,
filing the hail at Georgetown to
overlooking, and mony who desired
admittsnee were turned away. Fully
three hundred women were present
wearing Owens badges, aud they joined
in the applause in manner that plain.
ly demonstrated that the womanhood OF
the district is bitterly opposed TO send
ing Col. Breckenridge back to Congress.
The applause was almost continuous
throughout the speech, showing that
Owens was we'll received.
Resolutions gotten up by the people
of Scott )county were read certifying
to the good character Of the Scott
county u AN and passed by a rising vote.
The speech was fiji CT ssi0Igly framed
sentences "gaiast Breckenridge, aud its
enthusiastic reception indicates that
Scott county is against the Colonial
in earnest. He said that sixty
millions of people were awaiting the
verdict the citizens OF the Ashland dis
trict would render in this case, and he
hoped for the injured manhood and
womanhood of the State that the voters
would do their whole duty and not sulk
in their tents and go 10 the polls and
vote against this burning disgrace.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-22


the IrwIns for . game of base ball Snn-
day afternoon, May %. Answer through
this paper.
The K. & c. would like TO meet the
Valley Stars at Kurner d Chew's
branch store to make arrangements for
the Sunday game.
The John Storks defeated the Snow
Flakes yesterday afternoon by score
OF 3 to /. The features Of the game
we're the fine pitching OF John Nolan
and the home run by Daniel Keenan,.
The Shamrock Club has organized
and is ready for business, and would
like to hear from any club In the State
or in the Ohio valley. We claim the
championship of the State, as we have
never been defeated. Address all mail
and challenges to
WM. S. KENNEDY, MGR,
40 Kentucky street, Wheeling, w. Va.
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sIsTERsVILLE NOTES
sr.ctal Ts!eers,a @ ~ Rsgtsse-.


SIsrERsv1LLE, May 21.-The receipts
Of the Eureka Pipe Line Co. for the p
hours ending Sunday morning at
O'Clock were ASST barrels, and for the
same time ending this morning, S,632
barrels.
Harry Mackey was the guest Of
friends at Wayerly to-day.
Mr.. W. W. Cook, Of FostOria, Ohio,
who has the contract fer putting In the
sewerage system OF this place, is here
and preparing to go TO work. 10 is eI-
pected that he will be able to complete
the contract in six weeks. The i'm
provement will cost the town about
So, 500.
Custer OIL Co.'S No 3 Russell was
drilled in Sunday and is reported good
for 100 barrels.
The engineers at the Thistle station
of the Eureka Pipe Line Company are
OF the opinion that they will be COM
PEELED 70 close down if the river gets
any higher.
George +. Work, manager OF the
RiiOu Theatre. spent Sunday with his
parents in Wheeling
The Carter Oil Co.'S No. Geo. W.
Stocking, 10 the river, is in the sand
and making a good showing. IL will
likely be in by Wednesday.
Mrs. Thos. Cliff, Jr., who has been
seriously an for some time on account
OF an internal abscess, is slightly i'm
proving.
Thos. Leach is at Petersburg this
week on business.
James Z. Frame, station agent, went
20 New Martinsyille this evening TO
visit mis- family.
The Mccoy No. ., on Pursley run,
which has been pumping for some time
without any results, made about eight
barrels to-day, the first oil II has shown.
The Leasure well, on the eastern
frontier, is ABOUT twenty feet In the
sand, with lots CT salt water and a good
showing for OIL
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MUSLIN Signs. Kurner & Chew.
hallway TeIegrsphers, ConrentlOn.

DENVER, Colo, May 21-The ninth
annual convention OF the Order OF Rail-
way Telegraphers Of America convened
In Oxford hall to-day with several hun
dred delegates present. one-third of
whom were ladies. There is con-
siderable feeling among the mem
bers over the fight being made
Carl Smith, Of Omaha, against Grand
Chief Ramsey, who arresten the charter
of the Omaha branch year ago tor al
legged violation of the constitution. On
this account a fight is being made
against Ramseys reelection. A. D..
Thurston, Grandl Editor, will resign to
enter the legal profession. A committee
on credentials was appointed, among
them being q. C.tMcAdams, Magnolia,
w. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-22

Earned runs, Pittsburg ;, Chicago .;
two base hits, Arson, Ryan, Decker.
Stencil. Smith, Birbauer, McGill; stolen
bases, Smith, Wilmot and LANCE;
double plays, Irwin, Arson; struck out,
by Killen 3, McGill 3; first base on
balls, of Killen ., of McGill z; time,
2:O5; umpire, EmSlie.
THE REDS WON BY LUCK.
CLEVELAND. O., May 21.-Cleveland
and Cincinnati played close game to-
day, the latter winning by luck. The
muddy field kept down the total Of
runs, as the chances were all easy.
Score:
Cincinnati - 0 0 0 o / 0 0 = 5
Earned runs, l and .; errors; Cincn-
natl, .; hits, and Q; yitchers, Young
and Parrott; umpire, McQuaid.
BAD PITCHING RESPONSIBLE.
BosroN, MASS, May 21.-Wester-
velt's wild pitching was chiefly respon-
sible for New York's defeat. Score
Boston. ......O 0 0 0 0 0+-3
Errors, l and .; hits, S each; pitch
ers, Nichols and Westervelt; umpire,
Stage; earned runs, none; attendance
l,50O.
POSTPONED on ACCOUNT OF RAIN.
ST. Louis, Mo-, May 2l.-No game
rain.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, May 2L.-The
Washington Philadelphia game was
postponed on account OF rain.
New YORK, May 21.-The game be-
tween Brooklyn and Baltimore was
postponed on account OF rain.
WESTERN LEAGUE GAMES.
At Observation-Disclosures 5, De-
troit :.
KANSAS CITY. No, May 21.-Kansas
City "A, Grand Rapids 10.
Decoration Day Game.
One Of the features OF Decoration
Day during the morning will be game
OF ball TO be played on the old fair
grounds between the Wheeling Athletic
Club and the employees of the Pan-Han-
die freight depot. The game Is looked
forward TO with much interest, as both
are very strong teams. Following are
the names of the Athletic team: Whit
ake-, Brockunier, Bates, Brics, Finnell,
Turner, Brannsn, MerrimapThd Miller.
Local. Rass BAIicit
The Holiday Stafs defeai the Rod
man Stars yesterdat by a ts Of 10 to
10. FOR
The House & Heff4 challenge
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-22
rHg GIRL WHO CAN sWIa.

''0f the nine drowned. eight were
"WelI, that won't be In my obituary
notice." said girl who had been read
ing II.
"Hcw do you know" asked her
friend, who was looking over the "sds"
in her paper. according TO the New
York Sum
How do 1 know? Just watch NE,
One, two. three; one, two, thrse," she
said. as she struck oHt with One over
Shand motion. What do you think OF
that for five iessons9"
"You don't mean you are learning
top
"Swim? Well. should say so! Swim
and aoat and tread water and dive ana
that is, Pm going to. OF course, you
know, you can't learn il oil 10 i've les
sons. Bot wait till next summer. For
the last 10 years I've said was going
TO learn to swim. l ALWAYS talked
about it in the summer, when there was
bathing snd boating, and that sort oil
thing. I'm always afraid OF being
drowned, aRd my father is sure that
will De. But you know bow 1t is when
you come back TO the city. You for
get all about bathing suits and watery
grsvss. And you dance and shop and
so 10 the theatre, and never think about
learning TO swim.
"But this year ii was different There
was a drowning accident whore we were
in September. Two girls were drowned,
and not only that. but they pulled the
young man with them down, so that he
was lost, too. Imagine such q catastro-
phe at summer resort! Young men
cannot be easily spared at suen places.
YOU know, and there was grief unutter-
able and widespread. My father said
then that I should never go near the
water till l had learned to swim, and he
meant it,"
But how can you learn to swim
without going?"
Near the water? Why. bless your
ignorant little soul. l go toa natsortum,
where they have swimming machine.
I've learned to swim and I've passed the
embargo, and have gone into the water.
Next summer l can 60 boating to my
hearts content, and, as l tell you, I'm
not destined TO be food for fishes. Why
don't you learn, too? Lots Of girls are
practicing up at the natatorium. Now
is the time to learn to swim, and II the
fad gets any more popular the life pre-
server industry will languish."
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Lorta Lsmley shoots Her Sister Through
the Breast killing Her Almost In
stansly.
srsstay Tsls0rza % &c Escts,s-
NANNINGroN, w. VA. May 21.-Etta
Lemley, aged II, daughter Of A. Lem
ley, q prominent farmer OF Metz, was
shot and Instantly killed by her sister
Lolita this morning.
The girls had been playing with an
empty gun and set il down and left IT,
While they were gone it was loaded by
their brother 10 shoot q crow, but he
set il back without dischargIng it. The
girls returned ana picked up the gun,
and Eta laughingly said, "Shoot me. j"
Lolita raised the gun and pulled the
trigger and was Mortified to see her sis
ter fall, shot through the breast. The
wounded girl never spoke after she fell,
but died almost instantly. Lolita is al
most crszed with grief over the unfortu-
nate OCCurranCe.
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ER NOT DECEIVED.

Itisapart Of the Republican policy
to deceive. The party Of great moral
IDEAS never hesitates to do or say any
thing which might make votes. The
ontlre attitude OF the party upon the
snbiect of protection has been one OF
deception. The labOring man is con-
stantly deceived as to the object Of
protection, aud though under the Nc
Kipley tariff law, with an average duty
Of sixty per cent. on all imports, the
wages in nearly every lice Of labor in
the United States have reached their
lowest point. that party still insists that
protection helps the labOring man.
With a tariff Of IS cents a ton on
coal the miners Of America are striking
In the hope Of getting wages equal to
those Of Nova Scotia or Wales.
With a tariff OF about 40 per cent on
Try ;he potters beg in vain that
be given the wages paid in free
England for the same class Of
rly every line Of labor wages
zen reduced under the Op-
OF the Mckinley law,
il the Republicans claims
rue the average rate Of wages
have been increased by sixty per
They knew that their assertions
.ee not true when they said the tariff
zas increased to help the laborer. They
tnew that not one cent Of benefit would
90 TO any one except protected manu-
faeturers. And still to get the votes Of
laboring men the plea was made that
protection gave them better wages.
Every laboring man in the country
knows that this is not so. Every labor
ing man in the country knows
that the Mckinley law has
never been repealed and that
svsrv reduction which has been
made in his wages in the last three
wears has been done under the opera
zion Of the MCKINLEY high protective
tariff act, and that his wages to-day,
, ven If they have not been reduced, are
higher than they were when the Nc
Icy bin was passed.
at lire Of deception will have to be
oDed. It won't work any more.
sopls have had a chance to see
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Breckenridge says Hes still init.

WASHINGTON, D. c., May 2l.-Repre-
sentative w. C. P. Breckinrldge was
seen to-day about report that dele
CATION of prominent Kentuckians in
tended coming here to urge him to with
draw from the race for Congress in
favor of his son Desha. Mr.. Breckin-
ridge said: II have heard the rumer.
You can say for me that the old man
will be in Congress next time. After
that the young man may be allowed to
take his chance in the race, but for the
present, am still in it,"
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MAY BE A JOINT DISCUSSION.

EW Wilson and JOHN ?. Deliver OF
Iowa VIII Both be az PhillPpi to-day,
Spestgl Tdsgr0m 20 me Rsa-ts-.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, May 21.-E.
W. Wilson left to-day for Philippi,
where be will address the Democrats at
a big mass meeting tomorrow. As Con-
gresSmen Deliver OF Iowa will be there
to address the Republicans, an effort
will be made for joint discussion be-
tween the two gentlemen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-22

SEvENrY-FTvE thousand dolLR for
a single vote is pretty high. entIy
Profession is worth a good teal TO It's
benefclaries.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-22

THE BEST mutual insurance policy
against attack OF sickness Is to be found
in taking Hoods SarssparillA. II you
are weak it will make you strong.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-22

WHEELING and the entire Ohio valley
knows how TO synpathize with the
flooded Pennsylvania towns. We've had
oar turn aud know how it goes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-22

AT three o'clock this morning minors
were current in town that there was a
FIRE in Etnavlle, but telephone enquiry
to the other side Of the river brought
no confirmation.
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TIVE REoisrER AT OEERLssT0N
Ths DAnT And SUNDAI REsIsrER can
10 procured in Charleston st the Hsss
RuGneF News stand
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HOOPS PILLS sre the best after-dinner
Pills; assist digestion, cure headache.
Try box. 25c.
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IT'S safe TO say that neither Gen.
CoxEY nor CARL BROWNE will tread
upon the Capitol.sfass agaiR, for about
three week(at least.
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Subscribe Tor the leading local and tele
Graphic paper, the Wheeling Daily and
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SENATOR HILL voted for free iron ore
in the Senate yesterday. What will he
do next?
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THE snow storm threw a sort Of wet
blanket over the Kentucky campaign
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PIrrsBURG DOWNS rag COLTS
4 Bunch OF Six Fits in the Eighth lnnlRg
Did the Work

CHICAGO, May 21.-Pittsburg took
to-day's game in the eighth inning by
bunching six OF their hits after Nc
Gill had filed the bases by his wild
ness. Weather very chilly. Attend
ance 1900 Score;
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HOUSE Painting. First Class. Kur-
ner d Chew.
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rRA RnaBTKR Ar WAsHINGToN.

The DAILY Ana SUHDAT REGISTER caa
be procured IA WAsAlaRtOn City at the
Newspaper Exchange, OPPOsitS WillArd''
Eotsl. And Queens News Stand, Nations
ustaL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-22

Pennsylvania Republicans hold =
State convention tomorrow. Since
Mari QUAY says "the slate was decid-
ed on months ago, the business Of the
convention will be merely formal
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-22

PAINT mixed to order. Kurner 4
Chew.
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Wien Baby was sick. w gave her CestoF1A
Wien abe was a Child. She cried for CastoTis-
wAsa she became Miss she chung to Caseo-.a.
Whsa abe had Children, she gave them CaEssElA
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Child Buried to Deash.
IA 1.Lsnram % ~ Reglsts-

spsciaI 7sIs1ram 70 I'D hss1sts--
HuyTINeroy, VIVA, May 2l.-John
Jarvis's daughter. even years old, was
burned to death toinight on Seven Mile
Creek, above here, and her father was
almost incenerated in rescuring the
body. The childs clothes were fred
while she was playing about the place
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-22

n YOUR BACR\kCRES,
o. yOu are al worn cot. reagNy good foc MOTH
ing, il Is general 0ehiliN Try
BROWF'S IRON BIWEES.
II WI cure yon. cleaiise your hTvf, and gsge
gOOd appetite.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-22

SENATOR FAULKNER, whose position
as chairman Of the congressional cam
paign committee places him in touch
with the people Of every State, declares
that the people, regardless Of party, are
favor Of Immediate action by the
senate on the tariff bill. win the Sen
nta be guided by the pe0pIe2
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-22

- Il.gE and KELLEY were toe
- They ought TO have been in
~ ashington-to take command Of the
army while its leaders are 10 Jail.
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DIED.

JOHNSoN-On Monday, May 81, 1894, At 1880
O'Clock A. ~, al the residence OF ID. @. List.
ANN REBEccA JOHNSON, aged 70 years and
months.
Funeral Tuesday at o'clock. Services pri-
vats. Interment at Greenwood cemetery, pr.
Vate.
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GO UP FOR SEVEN YEARS,
Old Man Par,Ier's hurderous Assailanti
Get Salty Dose.

Get q Salty Dose.
Sre-tag Telegram 10 Tie Register.
ST. GAINESVILLE, D., May 21.--Judge
briggs sentenced Joe Taylor, Ed.
Hoover, John Monnehan and Fritz
Wide to seven years in the penIten-
tiary. These parties were charged with
the robbery of John C. Parker at Pleas
ant Grove in February last.
. TAYLOR plead guilty first. He was
followed by Hoover last Wednesday,
and to-day by Monnehan and Wilze.
Old Mr.. Parker Is still confined TO his
home with the Injuries received.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-22

Many Persons arc broken
down from Oyerw0rk OF household cares.
Browns Iron BitterS Rebuilds the
syssem, aids digestion, removes excess OF bile.
snd cnres malaTis- Got the Eolu,nc.
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WEST virginia PRINTING CO.
PTSzasnxas AND PAosn1ge0AS
TERRs:


VCETsAn NJ Nan Pos9&En RnzRAzA
pAILY, AK daFs IN tbs Wosk. 81
EAILE. tAEas days N. ths week SO. 4@
DAILY, tive aays,a tAs'WsoE-. .......... SW
DAILY. enc aAy IN ths week. .....-..- 80
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WEEKLY. siK DORkhs ,.,.................~ ~
SUNDAY Oaly, ems -%nI.s. 80
sUNDAE 0nIg, sax zODihs 10
pELIFBRzS.RTyNARRGRS2
DAEI.T. per weak. be Pais weekly.
sAILY anaBgNDAX. par week.
The DAILY Nin BE- Delivered By oArriefih
any StAoreity or toWD At. -...........-
sipTls Ospsss Of DAILY - wRRKLY.....
! sV-Fribusss Of Respect EaA Obituary HStlsSs
i've coHts per line
Stamps Of ne dsnSniah,iOn Of tWoOsAts ana
less accepted for amounts less tkGA one asl'AR
~ COnRnaPoNDHEcn 0OEEAHGs ElPoHTAAs
Nxws ssLnorruD FaoM EVEaK FAET % T1a sTS
houEDu0 coUNTzE-
RoisctsG oOnnsAtoatisns viii net Be FesurAsa
unlsss asoonDauisd By sunoiSEt POstaES
AsREoiBTER. OrubraoiHs Re SsvSroi Cd
ssens. 10 satsrsd az thS POstsfnos In WhsoAs
M, VI Vs. ~ sooond. slASs matsoT.
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COOP Pajat Brushes. Kuruer s. Chew.
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A TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.

PAPER Hanging and Decorating
Kurner Il Chew.
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REsULTs AT HAwrReRNE.

HAWTHORNE, Ill, May 21.-Flrst
race, 9.16 mile. Toby won; time, 100.
Second, one mile, Pop Gray won; time,
1853. Third, one mile, Vassel won;
time, 1:4o15. Fourth. q mile, Tongan-
oxle won; time, 1885. Fifth, a mile,
Empera won; time, 1886.
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