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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-13
y. l.. 4.

All eyes will soon be conferred on
Bonver, Colo. as the time approaches
Tor the meeting OF tho y. F. A., to be
held in that city July 5th to 18th, 1895,
and teachers and others who contem-
plate attending tina. meeting should see
that their ticket, read via the Union
Pacific from the Missouri river.
This line is always to the front for the
accommodation Of its patrons, and is the
first to accede to tho demands OF the
public. The advantages offered by it
arc unqua!ed by any other, and its serv-
ice, consisting Of Pullman's finest sleep.
ing and dining cars eau not be excelled.
Mr.. L. l.. Lomax, the General Passenger
and Ticket Agent, Omaha, ia always
ready to furnish information in regard
to this line, or write S. A. Myers,
Travelling Passenger Agent, Room lOl6,
Carnegie Building, pittaburgh, Pa.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.


Stranger, In tho Cty aud wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Edward Dalton, Of Sistersville, is q.
the Mcclure.
Mr.. James Langtry is confined to his
bed by typhoid fever.
Manager r. Gates. OF the Sistersville
opera house, is at the Behler.
D. L. Currin, Of Sis.ersville, auto.
graphcd at the Stamm yesterday.
II. Vincent, a New York drug and
chemical man, was Stamm arrival yes.
terday.
G. N. Calvert, Of Warrington, and II.
7. Pell, Of Burning Springs. are Behler
arrivals.
John L. Hechmsr, OF Grafton, and ].
c. McMahon. oil Sis.ersville. are guests
At the Windsor.
Henry Hoop. OF the Island, 10 ser.
iously i'll and will BIO confined to his
home for some time.
Robert Stafford, Of Warrington. n
well known oil operator, was guest at
the Mcclure yesterday.
a. S. Kerr, Of tho Cleveland, Lorain &
Wheeling railway, i, here on a tour OF
inspection, a guest at the Stamm.
W. W. Hanlon, editor OF that able
Republican paper. tho Barnesvillc, o.,
Republican. was in town Saturday.
Miss Alice Groman. ono OF tho few
lady commercial travellers on the road,
is in the city. She se!Is chewing gum.
Mrs. Sarah Hill and hor daughter,
Miss Jennie Hill, OF Pittsburgh, are the
guests OF her son, K F. Hill, at the
Stamm.
Mcssrs. Bernie McLure, L. B. Carney
and Frank Stanm have gone to New
York TO attend the annual hotel keep.
ers' convention. Their wives accom-.
pany them.
Mrs. Ernes!iua Seabright, mother OF
cx-Mayor c. W. seabright. died satur-
day evening at her son's residence, agod
eighty-five. She WAS beloved by all
who knew her. The funeral services
will bo in lions Lutheran church at .
p. m. Tuesday.
A sad story is told by three death
notices which appear in this mornings
paper. Mr.. Henry Boyce, tho we'll
known Western Union operator, lost
three children from acarlet fever, ono
dying on Wednesday,, ono on Friday
and one on Saturday. Tho parents
have tho deepest sympathy.
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TRADES ASSEMBLY.

a Short Session of the Labor BODY Hsld
Yesterday Afternoon.
the regular bi-weekly meeting OF the
Ohio Valley Trades and Labor Assem-
bly,, held yesterday afternoon ct ita hall
on Market street. was unusually
we'll attended by tho representatives OF
the various labor organizations OF the
city and vicinity. In tho absence OF
President Riley the chair was occupied
by Nice-Prcaident Tighc. Secretary
Salisbury was on hand for the siItieth
consecutive time.
Former Knights OF Labor Union No.
255 notified the assembly Of its with.
draIal from that organization aud its
entrance into the Brotherhood OF opar.
alive pottcrs az Union No. %.
The following new delegates were adj.
mitted: ,
Flint Glasa Workers Union No 10,
(Martin's Ferry)-Joscph Aul. George
Harris. in place OF ii. W. Gauding and
Peter Danbcnnior.
Journoymen Taylors' No. 1871. (Steu-
benyillo)-John Donohuo in place OF
benjamin Bohl.
s,onemasons' Union No. 9, OF West
Virginia-James Collins in place OF
George Stcadmann. resigned.
Undor tho heads OF boycotts number
CT reports were made TO the assembly
and most OF them woro continued in
force. Several foreign boycotts that
have boon somewhat OIL the "force" or
der wero discussed and somo delegates.
wero in favor Of declaring them off,
This aroused considerable discussion
which finally ended in tho matter being
referred to the arbitration committee.
Mr.. Samuel Hartman, tho local Poo.
pies party leader, was present and pre-
sented prospectus OF proposed week.
ly paper TO be conducted along tho
lines Of that party'a policy. Subscrip.
tions to tho stock Of tho company wore
solicited. Tho incnrporators arc Mcssrs.
John i. Stcaloy, who ran for Congress
in tho First district; G. II. Davis. j. W..
Port, L. J. Sturm and L. X. Stout. Tho
paper, II started, will bo published nt
Clnrksburg. ThorO were so subscrip.
lions made by delegates 10 the assembly
yesterday.
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GUILTY OF ASSAULT.
Dorsey Convicted snturduy-Brock Brown
out OF jail TIL Fall.

Dorsey Convicted saturiuy-Brock Brown
Out OF jail TIL Fall.
In the case OF Ohio vs.. James Dorsey
accused OF shooting with intent to kill
Alexander Humphrey on February 4,
tho jury finished its deliberations at
1893 Friday evening aud reported YER
dict on Saturday morning oil guilty OF
assault as indicted. The jury was d..
vided from the start, several voting Tor
shooting with intent to kill, and finally
the vote resulted for assault. a motion
for re.hsaring will be heard next Fri.
day.
Judge briggs on Saturday suspended
the Jail sentence OF Brock Brown until
next fall. that Brown may play base bail
during the summer.
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J. A. RICHARDSON, OF Jefferson City,
NO., chief enrolling force thirty.eighth
general assembly OF Missouri, writes:
wish to testify to the merits OF One
Minute Cough Cure. When other 80.
called cures failed, obtained almost in
slant relief and speedy euro by the
use Of One Minute Cough Cure. Logan
Drug Co., Wheeling. ". Va, d. F.
Peabody. Benwood. and Bowie & Co.,
bridgeport, ..
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W. 7. SANFORD, Station Agen. OF
Leoper. Clarion county, Pa, writes: l
can recommend One Minute Cough Cure
as tho best ever used. II gave instant
relief and quick cure Logan Drug
Co., Wheeling. W. Va, 3. F. Peabody,
Benwood. and Bowie & Co., Bridge
port o.
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MISS arrFoI,D,s SINGING
VIII He tho Feature Mt tho Music Festival
on wsdnesdRy.


on wednesday.
Tho appearance OF blisa EIec,a Ciif.
ford, tho famous Chicago soprano, at
tho secoud May Music Festival Of tho
Mozart Singing Society. which takes
place at tho Mozart park pavilion on
Wednesday afternoon and evening, will,
moro than anything else on tho pro.
grnmmc, draw tho largo audiences that
aro already assured. Tho salo Of 70.
served scaia at Milligan, Wilkin 4 Goa
music storo has been very heavy. Tho
afternoon programme Is shorter than
tho evenings, Miss Clifford appearing
but twice. Tho programme for tho
afternoon:
. ChoruiLWalilIcd. ...............,,...F. NOhflng
Mozart Singing Society.
D. Rommt elm sChAnsCr lunch"
'NSnS Me- Elect. clifford
l. lass Solo Tho Heart OF a Sailor" u-AdAms
Mr.. Charles 2uiAut
D. soprano Solo-Nillanella Del. Acqua
49,, Mrs Flora Williams
" 'ioih 500 w io',,''"'."'.,"....n RIeS
tbl Mainrla.,,".u...".,Wl CnlASkl
Miss blanche SowCouib.
Il Duott-StIll wic die Eacht. zoe 10
Ms Flora Williams aud Mr.. GhaS, HulAui
$, soprano Solo (al Irish Folk soug,".,..-fortc
tb) fnll!h fallah,.,.,..,...
""'"'..,,.. Won der stuckcn
Miss ElcClA Clifford.
. Recognition o! LAnd....,,...............EG rlCg
a., Mozart Singing socloiy.
~ o'cttutc'..........',... orchestra
In tho evening very fine programme
will BIO rendered. In addition 10 Miss
Clifford, q feature will DO tho violin SO.
factions by Miss Blanche Newcomb, tho
Pittsburgh sololst 1he programme:
.. Chorus-llymnc M die Sscht.. Beethoven
Mozart Singing society.
j. Aria Indian He'll Song from I.aEmcl...,..
Miss ElCSia Clifford.
T. DasS Solo-My Native lAud-....,..,...... Mattel
Mr., ChnS Zuldui,
o. soprano 4-"F9trvGr
O. Violin Solo-,ul Adag!o-D minor concerto
minimum. ..,........'.Dnrid
TOY hungarian Dance
misunderstanding
Z. Soprano solo-tal Is war Elm al ter KonIc.....
'''''''' RnbchNtcin
lbl Prhllugs lod.
..'........".",.:..." .....:......llendclASohn
Miss ElcGta Clifford.
Tro-When am Conc From Thee ...........
,..,,.,,t nm pHth
Mis-, Williams aud McNrs Day and ZuEuf
., Tenor SOLO -rorcaiof liolH..... -Trotctc
W, q. bay.
w. iA .,s.,.,...Js OttO
Mozart Singing Society.
lal Motgen Grtls and0r Waldo,
(bl SlOtyeu Gebet.
lCl Lied dies iIolzhacEers (bas sOlo) c. zulauf. |
(d) Choir. der lager.
(el Der Wanderbnrsch I'm Wade
% Die Waldindhlc,
lgl s,anchen lsolol, Mrs. Williams.
thl Abcnd goblet
ID Cute Narht all den Waldo
II. Ave Maria tCsvAllaria rustiCana). .. MoScagnI
Miss Clifford
Violin obligaio-Mia Sewc0mb.
l. uVcflnfc Orchestra
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Dir. II. r. FISH. OF Gravois Mills, No.,
a practicing physician Of many years
experience, writes: Do Wits Witch
Hazel Salve has no equal for indolont
sores, scalds aud burns. It stops pain
instantly, heals burn quickly and
leaves oscar. Logan Drug Co., Wheel.
ing, WA, B. +. Peabody, Ben wood,
and Bowio & Co.. Bridgeport, o.
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TIE Panhandle Dyeing establish.
mont, ownod by John IIoilmcicr, Mt No.
l43l Market street, is tho best equipped
house Of Its kind in Wheeling. In add.
ton to tho dyoing and cleaning depart.
mcnta n corps OF ilrst-claaa tailors are
employed. who can do repairing rs neat
as it is possible. Clothes and ladies'
garments, cloanod or dyed, can be made
to look like new. Satisfaction guaran-
TODD.
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FOR SALE.


No. lisS, Penn street, rooms and bath, both
gases, Cheap.
No. u itth street. ii.roomcd brick Cheap
NO 609 Market street, rooms. 81. so.
Nos ii0l and il06 Market sttoot businm
property. SIC. 800.
Nos ~ aud ~ S7tb street, |. rooms. St.no.
40. 2sS Market street. rooms aud bath, sl6u
NO. MS. York street, looms, Cheap.
Ma % n. Front NJ, S rooms aud bath. CheAp
,No. 1873 Chnpl!nc st. S rooms, bath room and
large stable 5000.
Corner 18th and Woods street, dwelling aud
store room Cheap.
Houses OF NIL sizes and In different locations
Saloon for sale on 10th street. cheap
Restaurant and hotel for sale on Market street
Cheap.
Restaurant and hotel for sale on 18th street
cheap.
Cigar store on Market street for sale chCsr
l'uildng lots In all tho hes. locations In tao
city,
Farms for salc oil easy tcrmS
HOUSES TO RENT. MONEY 10 LOAN
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.
FlRSr MEETING OF STOCKHOLM.
i Els OLE TILE THINnIE 1. I,1y co -

l., ERS OF THE TRlMBLE & LUT2 co.
Ihe corporations nnmcd IN tho agreement re.
cited IN the certificate Of incorporation OF the
Irimblc& Lux Company. Issued by the sccrcta.
~ Of state OF tho state Of West Virginia on tho
gOih DAY OF March. lSgS, have appointed the 18th
day OF Mny, A. u. 1876. commencing at l0a IN.
ns the time. md the law office Of Caldwell Il
Caldwell. attorneys ut law, In tho Mutual Say.
ing' HnEk building, on the west side OF Market
street, In the city Of Wheeling. In the county of
Ohio mud the state OF West Virginia, us the Mace
Tor holding Rgcncral meeting Of the stockhold.
crs OF khid company, to eject n lOard OF, IIrcc
tors, make bylaws and transact my other busI.
neSs which may lawfully he dono by tho said
stockholders In general Meeting. Notice I, hcro.
By given that a general meeting Of said Siort.
holders for snid purposes, will be held al snId oi
hcc on Sald 18th day Of Muy, a. u. ISIS. com.
incnClng ut 10 u. ~.
GEORGE ". LET2,
GEORGE HOOK,
JOHN ADAM HESS,
~ FREDERICK l.. SCIlESK, in.
HAIRY ~ EDDERT.
ap-9:A lncorporatoIs
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THROW away TINT old watch aud ret IA
good ono Mt tho auction.
DILLON, WHEAT II IIASCHER co,
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DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE
y FOR SELR.

The late residence Of Lewis Jones. deceased.
on the cast side OF North York street, lsrss
dwelling with all modern Improvements. beau.
ti'ul grounds, extending to river One o. tho
choice spots In the city.
The two.s,ory brick. slate roof dweliiaS. ies!.
dcnce OF Mrs.. Elizabeth Hunter No. ln Zsns
street. Island. corner Of y. York street; Largo
grounds. laoSls0 feet, AT A RAnaAlS.
Inc Bloch property. corner OF Main sud Ninth
streets: ShouseS; ground g. feet front, extend
\ tinc building lot at Woodsialc.
NO. lO6 $. Front street. rivervicw; lot 81 nt.
'front.' and extend. 10 tho river. House Is oil brick
with rooms With all modern convenience
No. rs Fourteenth Strect, lot 30xiO feet
80. NJ ;. Front street, frame house OF rooni
NJ modern Improvements
No. los Fifteenth street. lot 5o1lca
MONEY TO LOAN.
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READ nj to-day; save today
STIfEL. & co,
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SILVER Novelties, Berry S"ts, Ton Sets
anything In that limo ut auction.
DILLON, WHEAT & IhSCIIEIt co,
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Nervousness

IS really only another name for impure
blood, for no person is weak and ncr-
vous whose blood is perfectly pure.
When the blood /, fullof tho ger,ns
Of disease, and lacking in tho red cor.
pusclcs which give it vitality, when it
fails to properly nourish tho or,,nns
and tissues OF the BODY. what can Won
expect but that tired feeling and ner-
yousncss?
or course scrotula. Salt Rbeum.
Catarrh and Rbcumatism ,re nn;
versally recognized as blood diseases
for which Hoods Ssrsaparilla AZ tbc
best blood purifier, ia evcrvwhorc
acknowlcd the greatest romedv
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WANTED.

CALESMAN CMEDICAL)-WANTED
~ 10 call on physicians with large md I'm.
portant surgical work almost ready. An excel.
lent income can be earned by physicians or
others OF good address Stale aye and experience.
Lock Box lht? Philadelphia. Ia mEl
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FOR SALE
80. 60 North Front street,
Lot on South Front street
No loSNcColloch street, 6oIleo fee. 33.0l
No. Kentucky street.
No. gkeutucky street
No IS rhirty-hrst ST.. l. roomed dwelling.
No. 2.lo Market street. sl.aoo.
No. c?'l Main street. 6roomed brick OF iroat
and Sroomed frame OH alley. 70, s,,lol
Real estate OF every description
JAMES A. HENRY.
Real Estate Agent. Collector. Notary Publ. AMI
Pension Attorney, No. l6l. Make. s:,ee.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1895-06-07
Memorial Day at Calvert.

The memorial service at Calvert was
under the management of Garfield Post
of Rising Sun. The veterans assembled
in their Hall in the forenoon aud when
the hour of IL III. arrived were all in read
mess TO start The Colora band escorted
the procession from this place and fur.
nished music on the ground.
The exercises were participated in by
Garfield Post and Knights of the Golden
Eagle of Rising Sun, Uniform Rank K
of P. of North East, lodges of the Amer
lean Mechanics of Coiora and Bay View
The attendance was est mated at $500.
w. T. Warburton, Esq, of Elkton, the
orator of the day, delivered all eloquent
and forcible Grafton, BETTING the occa
sion, which was highly spoken of by
those who heard it. A number of person:
in advance of the day said they were
going for the purpose OF hearing
Warburton's Speech" that apparently
being their primary object, which wa:
more selfish than patriotic.
Brief and fitting addresses followed by
H. NJ. Davies, Esq, of Elkton, and com
rade c, w. Wilson, of Rising Sun.
Barring the intense heat, the day wa:
tne for the solemn services.
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Bitten by a Dog

Mr.. Jefferson Haines was bitten on
Tuesday at Mr.. John w. Mccullough IS
farm near Colora, receiving quite severe
injuries. He and his son were repairing
a pump at the place and the boy was
down in the we'll. The dog, which is
mammoth i'll size, sprang at Mr.. Haines'
face which he protected by holding up
his arms. The dog bit him on the breast
and on the side sinking his tush in the
flesh tearing and bruising the parts,
which were made black and blue. A
woman came to his rescue and took the
dog off before he had committed very
serious injury. Mr.. Haines' arms have
not recovered from the injuries he re-
ceived from fall several months ago, and
he was not able to defend himself.
The next day they went prepared for
dogs, but the family had the dog coll
fined.
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The First Speak-Easy.

Another business enterprise of our town
met with decided setback on Saturday
night. Two progressive citizens had
entered into compact to open up part
nership, and it must have been laundry
they contemplated running, as the first
invoice of goods received was barrel Of
starch, But evidently some of the neigh
bors had little washing to do themselves,
for late Saturday evening the contents Of
the barrel disappeared, and business has
been suspended for the present Cecil
County Meas.
The party WHO made trip to Rising
Sun one day last week and disposed of a
few samples from his buggy had better
suspend or take a new route the next
time.
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Hrs. Della C. r, Banks.

Mrs. Della Cromwell Reynolds
Banks, daughter of Ruben and
Henrietta Cromwell Reynolds, died
at the home of her son-in- law, Mr..
George w. Sadtler, 81 East Hunt
ingdon avenue, Baltimore, Sunday
morning, June I'd. She was seventy
nine years old, Mrs. Banks was
born at Rising Sun, and married in
early life Mr.. Thaddeus Banks, OF
Hollidaysburg, Pa, whom she sur
vived fifteen years. She leaves the
following children: Mrs. Juniatta
B. Ewing, widow Of Ambrose Ewing,
Mrs. Stacy, Cecil r. Banks, OF
Wilkesbarre, Pa, and Mrs. G. w.
Sadtler.
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nOnors to a Former Cecil CountaIn

Miss Estelle Noble Keilholtz, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. chas. Keilholtz, residing
near Woodlawn, graduated with high
honors from the New Jersey Training
School for Nurses, of Camden, on last
Monday evening, and received the title Of
NJ. S. N. Miss Estelle stood high in her
class and received the Presidents Prize, y
handsome gold medal, and her thesis
on Nursing in Typhoid Fever" was
highly commended.
Thos. Warning, formerly Of colora, is
connected with this institution in the
capacity of superintendent ofthe hospital
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Happy Valley has opened for the

Happy Valley has opened for the
picnic season.
A large dog bit a small child in
ElktOn last week Shoot him!
Providence paper mill recently
made $4,000 pounds of paper in
twenty four hours.
The canning machinery at the
Conowingo cannery was sold at
constable sale last Saturday.
Paul Wagner, former resident
of this town, report says has in
, herited a large fortune in Germany.
The North East knights of
Pythias have designated June 18th
to be observed annually in the
future as memorial day.
The rock fish fishing season has
opened on the Susquehanna, and
the diciples of Izaac Walton are
casting their lines for the gamy
fish.
A festival will be at Mt. Pleasant
this evening, under the auspices of
the Epworth League. A necktie
and apron bazaar will be held in con-
nectiOn.
The Society of the Kings
Daughters of Baltimore had an
excursion to Port Deposit on Satur
day last and visited the home for
epileptics founded by the above
society.
Elkton has organized a bicycle
club. That tight little town has a
whist club, a base ball club a tennis
club and l. F. f. club and it one
time had a "social club' during a
former "dry" period.
The heat rose up, away up, in
the COS last week and began to
scorch things, animate and mani
mate, when the cool breezes from
the east came on Monday and re-
lieved sweltering humanity.
The shout of the small boy is no
longer heard on the play ground
of the public school, and the house
stands in moody silence. The
school houses closed last Friday to
remain shut up till September.
The Elkton and Port Deposit
whist clubs played another con-
test game last week as guests of the
Elktons, and Ports were unchival-
rous to beat the hosts even to a
"whitewash." Mrs. John s. Writ
as hostess entertained the clubs.
There will be matinee races upon
the ElktOn fair grounds on the
Fourth of July, under the auspices
of the Gentlemen's Driving Club
of Elkton. This equestrian exhibit
ton on the nations natal day will
be we suppose in honor of ''Light
Horse Harry Lee" of Revolutionary
fame.
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Bland and a New Party.

An Ex-Democrat of Missouri writes all
intensely interesting view of the present
transformation of the Democratic party
and principles from the days of Jefferson
and Jackson and Benton in the June
arena. 1t is all article that will be widely
read in the West and South and South
west. The writer knows the political his
tory of American parties down to date, and
has all the facts at his fingers ends. He
believes that the Democracy has tapered
off to the vanishing point and can never
again make an issue in American politics
1t place must be taken by new Liberal
party inspired by new ideals and new
blood.
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+. n. /. Items.

Order of commencement exercises will
be as follows:
Wednesday evening, June 10TH, s o'clk.
address before the graduates by distin-
fguished speaker.
Thursday evening, June Goth, O'Clock
address before Baconian Literary Society
by some gentleman of ability.
Friday evening, June 2Ist, s O'Clock,
commencement exercises.
Name ofspeakers and the graduates and
their subject published later.
At a meeting of the Board held last
Tuesday evening, the return of Profs.
Bowers and Tinsley was requested.
General satisfaction of the management
of their school during past year was ex-
pressed.
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BENJAMIN Reynolds.

Mr., Benjamin Reynolds, aged
seventy eight years, died Saturday
ofparalysis at his home, 1910 North
Broadway, Baltimore. He was a
carpenter. Mr.. Reynolds was born
in Cecil county, and had lived in
Baltimore nearly all his life. In
1S49 he went to California to search
for gold, but returned after some
years. A widow and ten children
survive him.
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Teachers to Meet at Blue Mountain
House.

The Maryland State Teachers
Association has arranged to hold
its annual session from July 8 to II,
inclusive, at the Blue Mountain
House. The executive committee
of the association, composed of Prof.
Charles F. Raddatz, of Baltimore,
John G. Bannon, of Anne Arundel
county, Frank Everist of Cecil,
Henry Wingate of st. Mary's, and
W. G. A. Hammell, of the State
Normal School, has issued a circular
letter to the members notifying
them of reduced rates, which they
can obtain at the Blue Mountain
House and on the railroads by
means of card orders, which are in
charge of Mr.. Albert F. Wilkerson,
the recording secretary of the as
ISOLATION.
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POSTPONED Trial.

The field trial of the Keystone hay rake
and loader by VIM. Brown, which was
announced to take place last Wednesday,
has been postponed, as the grass was not
ready to be cut. The trial will be made
next Thursday afternoon in Maurice
Reeder's clover field, provided the crop
is ready; if not as soon thereafter as pos
sible. The farmers are invited to be pre-
sent to see the working of these imple-
ments.