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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-27

Som. one remarked the other day
that thprt had been nothing in the
tRDNoREIrE fer the last two weeks
bat shows. Since YOU come 20 think
about it, has there been much OF any
Thing else but shows and cold wealth
tr for that time TO write about:
Rest assured the AEDNoREIrE will
not crowd out news 70 write about
shows. It's not built THAI way.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-27
BAwDY HOUSE WRECKED.
The Widow Bessen Visited Last
Night by n Mob, and Her
House Destroyed.

The widow BesSen was stubborn
but not wise. She was warned to
fold her tent and depart in peace. but
she needed it not and this morning /
her house was wreck, and she fugi-
tive from the just Indignation of the
good pc 1ple on whom she was impOs-
ing he's presence. As means Of /
livelihood she leads the life Of hlr- 4
lot and seeks her patrons from the /
ranks Of the negroes.
About ten days since she was waited /.
upon and told in peaceable manner I
that She must change. but she de-
fed the committee. 4 few nights
later her door was broken down, but
she needed not that timely warming.
The climax was reached last night
when forbearance had ceased % be "a
virtue. About IL o'clock an assault
waS made on the house, and the evil
dences of destruction were plainly
visible this morning.
The reporter visited the scene and
found that both windows. the door.
the porch and a part of the walls had
been completely wrecked The
woman was not there. nor could any
one bc found vino knew anything as
to her Whereabouts. Nothing in the
house was disturbed. y mans broad
hrimmcd white hat was lying ON the
bad. which would indicate that its
owner had been caught in close quar-
teTS and in his haste 10 get away had
abandoned his head wear.
The ARDVoREITE i opposed TO mok
violence under amy circumstances and
regrets that this step on the part of
law-abiding people becomes necessary.
1t is learned further that after
completing tie work on the Ees-cn
house. The crowd then went tn a body
and waited oH another woman ui
quc.li enable character. living .ucEt
F dr.r So sam y. Harris. and notified
her toicavc. Ii >hc j. Wise >h" vi
accept the wJr4i. e and sec's c.hcI
quarters.
Halls i.air :,cnctrcr Renders tE'
hair lu-t.nUS 1ui ~l.N-1. Eir1S H. 80
even color. ana cuauic., Wom-E 90 T,
i, uu in great variety ef styles. i'
. 4s;a Ais. NcNaae> for first ella,
s. Grc>~;.aliuE. nj Mrs. John liaypl 5
West Iaiu street. -u-tf
II. +. Po,t~ yes; rrily pur.h1>"l OF
I'r. Woivcrtcn the property on Mail
!. street occupied by George J.. Frlsha
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Flower -1od,. CiW Drug Store.


Ladies' tire sample shoes. sizes I
threc ard four. 40 -i--u: regular price I
3.ID. NuUc taken bIck.
i.-lt G. Moss.
An EFFORT was made last night 10 4
hu,u tac houk-a-toil, u1 the east side. /
The d5as SIS rr.,d partly open. th"
q nr saturated withc0l ai. gul then
t-,d. lt was discovered aud d..
flames ~. ineu'~h"d hefrr. any dlu-
a-c 49,. / sar. II nigh; must have
been devoted GO white .apl;ug.
FIR artistic -.ru writing c1H ra
Elliott y Williams 5-lmH
Mr. Stunt is thc m1u to iiN yUur
~,.v ing machine. g- ii~ work gives >st-
i~fact inu. aui hi~ charges are r'a~nn-
able. Cfdct- l.tt vita. i. u. = it.-iii~
* Jc.. WIFI Doe promptly aticn,cd tn.
-i-.t
Tho great sensational play. ~ Roy
al slave" at the opera house. with All
ills magnificent wardrobe Iud grand
scenery.
Flower seeds. city Drug store.
"Euuah.d los few. cxcell,d by none
said the Scdalia Gazette of Sharpicy' :
! I.vccum Theatre Co.
+ FOR SALE At bargain. two lots
in Fcrudaie: Apply at this office.
Engraving done free on amy article
of icwclrv or Silycrwarc purchased 81
nae. 1. III. Parker II
Carriage painting and ovcrhauliul
~p,cilltie> az Eiuoit % Nunam>
~nop ON bruddWay. Give them "a cait
lj-mO
Ii vod wish your Jcwclry or silver
ware nicely engraved. pure ha~e sam,
LOT me ami the engraving viii cost Nul
nothing. ! have an artist in thai
line. 4. II. Parker Il
For "a nice. clean shave 20 20 th'
Central barber shop, u
Suits.
I have now opened up my Office ant
ann ready 90 furnish cat ana udd
TO measure suits. hne shirts 81 AN
~tvlc. linen cutf> and collars. ~I>pen
dcr>. ctc.. made by he we'll know
s. Hlhl' ""'1l''i. .'.''N
Z I.,,r',,g,... -.,Ii~ifrd. sati-facti6
! guaranteed. Office. room No. 3 owe
City Drug Store.
J.. :. EVASS.
$ lin Lock BOX ag.. Ardmurc.
S.e Mis-. Aida Lawrence M the a.
era house tonight ia her great part &
IT, E -
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"Equah.d q los few. cNcellcd hy none
said the Scdalia Gazette of Sharpicy's :
/ I.vccum Theatre Co.
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Look out for Humc'> addition o.
North Ardmore. II will be open in
fun blast 10y the first of March. l00
choice lots 33-lw
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-27

Having entered he employ Of Nm.
FrIker. the grocer. We take this
method of 80 informing Our friendSanG
L. ask hat they give " share OF
their patronage.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-27

Mr.. Biuut is thc m3u tu iiN yuUr
sewing machine. a- hi~ work gives -sit-
i~fact iou. uui las charges are reason
able. Orders l.fi Witi. d. j.. ri It.-iu~
X Gc.. WIFI Doe promptly aticn,cd ln.
81
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-27
A Disappointed Dnde.

\ gentleman of the city tellSa a good
Joke pcrpctrated night before last by
bis colorcd female cook on an over
cgmj,tical admirer. The cook in
oua,tfon holds herself above the aver
are people if her race. and is new
r1mer. Sin has ideas of style which
seem to have aroused the fumes Of
loves tire i'm The Bosom of OF one of
thc dudes of color. for unannouncd on
the night inqucsJiun. ne called dress
cd in his best clothes. and presented
himself m the servants room lie
apologlzed by SAYING he WAS sick. and
would like 10 take shelter Tor few
moments odt of the rain. His re-
rucst was granted in modest terms
Iia Saf down. and continued 10 sit
until AZ last his condition became :,
critical that h asked the privilege q
lie dow This he was permitted todo
'i'ne Girl all this time wa> sewin:
afd ~-heminE vt last She excused
herself for a few minutes. and whei
>ae left thr room gently locked III
door. lu>tra Of returning. she Wen
t3auyi.hblr-. where Sh, remginc'
aa night. Yesterday morning >h
r.uruci ~ a.r w3f' and g,t break
fl-i rs u-lai Nbauj $ G'r.r-.l 81
uu.pclrd the do1or To H.. roam a9
f1uud bcr prisoner pa~.- ,--- !. 5. T.
uactoJ- eAv.gomelt- lie VS. t..l
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2Iy

COTTON T. Eli AfiRACTIoNS
Through trains twice each day from
Fort Worth. Plano, Grceuyi!ie. Shcr-
man. WhiteWright. Wolfe CITY. sui
uliur Springs. Waco. HiilSboro, Cor>i-
cana. 'Tvler. PttebUFg. and TcNdr-
kama to Memphis. Tenn. making
close connect ions at Memphis for the
old states. and at IcXarkana making
close connections for 1t. Louis and
the north via 1t. l.. /. N. % ; iiy.
Pullman sleeping coach service IRON
the above cities Tor Memphis VIA cot
ton BELT Route. and Tor II. Louis Vid
81. l.. /. VI. 4 =. lty. from leXarkana.
Through Pullman siecpcr~ from Nai,
Antonio 60 Memphis VIA Internal ionai
X Great Northern railway. iNler ana
Cotton Belt Route.
Close connections 10 receive ana
deliver uaI,rngerS in TeXa- as follows
Grecnyille with the VI. X. \ I. aia
Texas Midland railway: Piano VIII
the IL. X II. c. railway: Fort Nprtt
with The TT. * ID. c: IT. ". \ Il. G.
q. G. x :. +: =. \ +. railways. lis
SANDY with the T. y i. Ry-- INieI
with the |. y G.. \. Ry; Corslcan;
with the IL. X T. I. By: Waco Wit
the NJ. X. Y +. and :. \. \ :. I. L
NcGregor w5th.the g. {. : =. i'N
an Texas railways sell L. lei> N
the Cotton Belt Route as iie4
and secure the accommodatinnS AM
micj<s time offered by the only I'm
running solid trains from leAd>
Memphis. al enquiries 2n~"ere
tromI,fl IL ijy ; o. WARNER.
G. p. y. Tyler. Tex.
a. \. GLIssoN.
T..P r., Fort Worth, Tex.
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Sllicr's FIR drugs ANA iew"!r.--
y hit- front opposite tie post o.liot.
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FIR artistic -.g. writing c1H r.
Elliott * Williams .l-lWH
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Engraving done free on amy art .cie
of jcwclry or >iiyrrwarc purchased uI
me L. IL. Parker tt
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Flower seeds. city Drug store.
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Carriage painting and overhauling
~p,cilltie> az Eiuoit % Nuttdn>
shop ON Bruadway. Give them "a cali.
l.l-mn
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Ii yod wish your Jcwclry or silver
ware nicely engraved. purchase same
nf me ami the engraving viii cost YOU
nothing. / have an artist Ia that
line. u. II. Parker. tt
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-27

For nice. clean shave 20 10 the
Central barber shop, u
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-27

For good hair cut cor pleasant
shave. 20 To \. L. Davis. Central bar
l,sr .b8,. IT.
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Suits.

see Mis- Aida Lawrence M the OPP
era house tonight ia her great part oi
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,ta;o Ais. NcNaMe> for ii.'-t cla -
Grc>~u.aliu-. nj Mrs. John liarprl s.
West Iaiu street. -J-tt
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-27

Come To the show tonight and
laugh and forget ali your troubles for
TWO hours and q half.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-27

FOR SALE-At a bargain. Two lois
in Ferndale: apply at this office.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-29

Frances Milburn and Madison Cawein.-
J. b. Lippincott Company. Philadelphia
Romance for August. One OF Anna
Katherine Green's exciting stories OF hid
den crime and its detection IS the leading
feature OF Romance for August. In addi-
ton there are interesting tales by such
authors of note as Grant Allen. Anthony
Hope and others. The translation from
the French of Paul Hervieu-called "A
Night OF HOrrOr''-has a good deal OF
thrill in it. and there is a graceful little
love story of an unusual kind, entitled
The Princess Bamboo" Current Iitera-
ture Publishing Company, 1874 Lafayette
place. New York
GOdey's Magazine for August is a bright
and decidedly interesting number. The
article entitled Virginia Beauties" by
Elizabeth Patterson. Is an article that viii
be read with unusual interest in the south.
The illustrations ere particularly fine. "A
Giant Hoax" by Albert l.. Parks is GER
tain to attract attention. In fact. the en-
tire number is we'll worth perusal. There
is no more desirable magazine for the
money published. The Cooley Company.
% Lafayette Place, New York.
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beef, T. 100 pounds of salt beef 10000
pounds of biscuit, lisp pounds of butter
200 pounds of coffee, 1902 pounds OF -four.
200 pounds Of dried fruits. 1852 pounds of
ham, 3,552 pounds OF timed mutton, 1856
gallons of peas, =, $50 pounds of pickles
$500 pounds of salt pork. 1000 pounds Of
rice, 1,77S pounds of sausage. 5000 pounds
of sugar go gallons of strip, Sos pounds OF
tea, 1901 pounds of tomatoes, 3,716 pounds
of timed vegetables, and 300 gallons Of
vinegar. These are the main stores in the
commissary department. There is a great
quantity Of other stores, such as brooms
and brushes, cooking utensils and cloth
ing. supplies and notions. all of which
come directly under the paymaster's SUI
perVision The other stores for the ship
numbering thousands, come under his SUI
pervision indirectly. inasmuch as he has
to secure them upon proper requisition by
the executive officer Of the vessel.
Fifteen years ago fully 90 per cent, of
the sailors on our ships had to receipt for
their pay by signing cross to their
names in the presence of a witness. The
other 40 per cent. made a mark because
IL was the fashion TO do so. Now not
more than two to five men in a hundred
in the navy sign the pay rolls with marks.
On one ship in the New York navy yard
last month, having a crew Of 800 men, there
were only two men on the ship who did
not sign their names to the pay roll. Even
the japanese servants signed their names
in English. This shows the great i'm
provement in the educational standard OF
the tars. They are now American citizens
almost to a man, and the great majority
are of American birth.
The lot Of the sailor also has improved
much. Uncle Sam is so liberal with his
allowance for rations that Jack needs
only three out of four for his mainten-
ance. He commutes this one into cash,
and IL goes to the steward of his mess
for delicacies and sweets that the govern
ment does not provide.
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,,.s-leston. 5 c, July 2S-Arrived, steam
I-1Glois. Pennington, New York.
e.I.f steamer Gemassee, Robinson,
M York; schrs Rillie S Derby, Naylor;
~ Andrews. Johnson, Baltimore; VIM
SS----,1verse, PeckWOrth, New York
~ York July 26-Arrived, schr Edgar
rplss willard, Georgetown.
'8,sf5n. July Z6-Sailed, schr Thelma,
Brunswick. - n.
ii, Hewlett Steelman, Savannah
'g-gusWick. Ca, July 26-Arrived, bark
~ smith Plough (Nor), Omundsen, Lille
s57l VIA Tybee.
sailed bark Herbert Fuller, Nash.
vank. schrs Viola Reppard, Williams,
i,,s-5n: san Antonio de Possible (Sp), Ar
Sire. canary Islands.
c0osaw. July 26-Cleared, steamer Kate
r9Neett (Br, Turnbull, United Kingdom.
Ham6uIii J LIZ, TFA arIo steamer
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EXPORTS,

Per steamship Tallahassee, for New
4ork-402 bales domestics and yarns, 1704
barrels rosin, SCI barrels spirits turpen-
tine 10000 feet lumber, 100000 shingles,
$500 slaves, $500 packages fruit, 40 pack
ages vegetables, 225 tons pig iron, 30 900
watermelons, So cases cigars, 535 packages
merchandise.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Pilot charts and all photographic infor-
nation Will be furnished masters of YES
.--'s free Of charge in United States Hy-
Geographic office in Custom House Cap,
ANS are requested to call at the office.
Reports of wrecks and derelicts received
for transmission to the navy department.
For additional shipping news see other
columns
Washington, July 25-Notice is given by
ne lighthouse board that on or about Aug
l.. 1885, a bell buoy. painted black and
marked 'N'' in white, will be substituted
al the same mornings for the first class
can buoy, now in 70 feet of water, about
70 feet TO the southwark of the axis of
Ia First Cut, entrance from Tybee Roards
into Savannah river. Tybee lighthouse,
sWleW; Cockspur Island lighthouse,
WSW5sW; oyster Beds lighthouse, WSsN.
on the same date a second class nun
}uoy painted red and numbered 2, will
Re substituted at the same moorings for
the bell buoy now marking the L end of
the spit running out from Tybee Knoll,
and thereafter will be known as Tybee
Knoll Spit buoy. Tybee lighthouse, S by
E; Cockspur Island lighthouse, WSW
wv.
Bearings are magnetic and given ap-
lr0xlmately.
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PASSENGERS.

York; c DeVele, Master, c Merer, NJ d
batchelder, l NJ Frankenstein. Mrs l NJ
Frankenstein, Miss Julia Frankenstein,
Mss II Meyer, + l. Gum and wife, w II
BiseloW and family, Miss Nellie Scofield,
Miss Hetrich, Puder and wife. Master
W l. Fay, Nine c Isambert, Miss z Nc
lntosh, S Boothby, d Morrison, J +
Atchinson, H Van Wagenen, J T Tooney,
VIM Gibbons, NJ c Phillips, Nee Tharin,
Mrs c Nelson, w Nelson, Mrs 1 NJ Mey-
er Mrs J A Gross and child, Mrs r De-
hnnoy Mrs Kate Brown, P Lawton,
" Mayer and son, w Chapman, J A In
gram, Mrs Chas Vass, G A Bailey and
wife, Masters w and f Bailey, Miss IL
Platshek Mrs A Mcfarland, Miss NJ j
Brannon, Mrs J ] Powers. Miss A Kenne-
dy, NJ Seaton, II Greensboro, G c Long
can, w Schwarz, h O'Connell, Miss A
Wood, Misses Mabel and Annie Gibbons,
Geo Calvin b Wilson, ] z Lawton, 7 l.
Long
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Sarah Bernhard does not believe I'm
saving up money. She spends most of
hers on her stage dresses, which are the
most expensive ever known.
The German emperor will smoke no
cigars except those specially made for
him. They are slim HaVanas. seven
inches long, kept in hermetrically sealed
tubes.
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BARKS.

Stephan Ger, 1867 tons, kaufman, Ply
mouth sid June is.
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sTRIVED YESTERDAY.

--.-,r4- Chas 5 Davis, Boyce, PhiIa-
49, with coal for q 1 Taggart, vessel
y iiarriss x 90 g.,
.s'--I.nes-W 7 Gibson, Manager.
80. 90 Joseph SOuJher, in tow, Port
with phosphate rock.
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MAGAZINES.

Harper's for August is full Of bright
and interesting articles. Mr. Julian
Ralph's Every Day Scenes in China
treats of the common folk, their life and
characteristics, in city and country.
There are nineteen illustrations by Mr..
c. D. Weldon. In Roundabout to Bos-
ton" Mr.. w. D. Howells relates some in
teresting passages in his life as war
time consul at Venice. Mr.. Frederick
Remington, in Cracker Cowboys of
Florida" has discovered new border
type. Six pictures accompany his de-
scriptions The second paper in Mr..
Poultney Bigelows popular story of THE
German Struggle for Liberty" deals with
the cowardly subservience of the German
mobiles to Napoleon and the French in
fuence and the unpatriotic attitude of
the king toward his people. The
romance entitled Personal Recol-
lections Of Joan Arc" describes the rec
IGNITION of Joans mission by church and
king. her elevation to the command of
the armies of France, and the beginning
of her career as general. Be
sides its serial fiction, Harper's for
August contains four complete short
stories.-Harper Brothers, New York.
The August Atlantic Monthly contains
several articles which are calculated to
create widespread interest. One of the
most striking contributions is by
Jacob D. Cox on How Judge
Hoar Ceased to Be Attorney Cen
eral. Mr.. Cox was a member of Grants
cabinet with Judge Hoar, and this paper
is an important chapter in our recent
political history. Percival Lowell, in his
fourth paper on Mars, tries to answer the
questions: Is Mars Inhabited, and, If so,
by what kind of people? The second of
Mr. Peabody's papers is on French and
English churches. Fiction is well
represented by two installments
of powerful serials, and de-
lightful anonymous sketch entitled A Wo-
mans Luncheon. Houghton. Mifin &
Company, New York, IL East Seventeenth
street
The complete novel in the August is
sue of Lippincott's, Little Lady Lee. -
by Mrs. II. Lovett Cameron, narrates the
vicisstudes OF a faithful heart. "A
Friend to the Devil" by Maurice Thomp-
son. is an amusing story OF Georgia sup
erstitions. William Trowbridge Larned
an authority on western topics. points
out THE Passing OF the Cowpuncher."
DR.. Charles c. Abbott describes a sum
mer ramble up Pearson's Lane.
The verse Of the number Is by Nellie
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-29
LIST OF VESSELS
STEAMSHIPS.

Up, Cleared and Sailed for This
Port.
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sbal CNor), SCI tons, Christensen, Har-
burg, sid May 20.
Thor (Nor, 1106 tons, Steinert, Cronstadt,
sid June ).
Josephine PorD. ~ tons. Velho, Oporto,
SID June Y.
North Star (Nor), us tons, Scheen, Rot
.terdam, sid June Is.
Tahiti (GeD, $50 tons, -, Cape Town,
Sid June f.
Schwanden CNorl, S57 tons, Erickson, Bris-
tol, sid June p.
Petrus (Nor), $40 tons, Andersen, Cuxha-
ven, sid June o.
Daflia (Sw) SO9 tons, Nyman. London, sid
June l.
Bergliot (Nor), SOB tons, Olsen, Rotterdam,
SD July ,.
Augustine Kobbe. SOC tons, Olwaria, New
York, sid July 10.
Agnes Campbell (Nor), 675 tons, Thorsen,
- Dublin, sid July 2.
NeSmo (Br. 1856 tons, Margrof, Para, June
G Harbitz CNor), 652 tons. Dahl. Lon
Ion, sid July 8.
kiihfauns Br). S91 tons, Piggott, Ham
9urg, sid July II.
Alert NoD 907 tons, Andreasen, Liver
, pool, July 16.
Li5srte (Nor, 499 tons. Arnesen. Antwerp.
, sid July Is.
Lngard NoD, 1O41 tons, Bernt, Fleet
wood, sid July II.
oGsoa QtaD, $50 tons. Garguelo. Bor-
,deauX sid July 10.
augusta, (Nor. S27 tons, Hansen, Liver
pool sid July o.
Aa4 An nl (GeD, 742 tons, New York, sid
Norwegia (Nor), - tons. Christophersen,
Mlddlesborough, sid July g.
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SHIPS.

Iris Belg), 1892, Smit, Antwerp, sid July
10
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Margaret A May, $40 tons, Jarvis, Phila-
uelphla, sid July Is.
nlheaS w Sprague, 749 tons, Strong, Phil
,,ddeiphia, sid July 10.
M ei5 T,, w Child, 4S7 tons, Beck, Boston,
H55l1da' 6l5 tons. Rines, at Baltimore July
Julia Trubee. 1872 tons, Norfolk, sid July
pRia SD sim iIv 49, IS TONS Adams Phiadel-
nary Prescott, 434 tons, Gilman, Provi-
aence. sid July is.
ISaK Handerhersen, 511 tons, Crawford,
Red WIit Iphia, SD July q.
-'SI wing, 4l5 tons, Johnson, Philadel-
LIS, cid, July Is.
INK, am 497 tons, Barter, Boston. sid
sand Vnl5 City, 4O6 tons, Thompson, at New
NJ ork, July 81
LdWard G Hight. 449 tons Richards Ral+i-
'"ore' sid July 20.
Mot ma. plain.-"Mabel," said the sum-
wiz slrIs mother, that young man
his g., very nice letters. But 1 wish that
scure - were httIe less Cd
Why. mamma?''
saw, can't quite make out whether he
h. S,i ne looks forward to the time when
'oscUiattDDe oscillating in hammock or
Ton Star. 40iiAlnoch' "asiiins-
sai5 mis- is your little sister. Tommy"
80" - me father showing him the baby:
~ WIZ love her dearly, viii you not?"
sreetf.9' o. course" replied Tommy, in
a IN me latest arrival; "but it'll cost
4 pres Gvai 70 Keep her, won't it?"
brast5 SAID Tommy with a long drawn
Qay ~ ana when I asked you the other
NON ~ Duy me white rabbit YOU said
u'uh afford it"-Baitimore News.
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,,,RINE INTELLIGENCE.

aNNAH. Monday, July q. 1885.
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age and his faithfulness. A year
later, on the Fourth of July, he lay in
the hospital again, at Gettysburg.
He was one of the immortal band
who had received the charge of Pick
ett's men at the stone wall. His
commanding officer had seen him
fighting while the blood was stream
ing from a wound in his neck. AS he
lay upon his cot on that Fourth of
July his mind went back to that day
year before when he had started out
for a boyish celebration, and had re-
turned to his home pledged to be a
soldier, and he was glad that he had
taken that step. He knew that army
life had a fascination for him, and
he then made a resolution that in case
he survived his wound. he would re-
main always in the army. This time
when he left the hospital a lieu
tenants commission was awaiting
him-a boy of only Is.
On the 4th of July 1854 William had
a memorable experience. He had