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The indicator., 1897-11-13
Had a row. of course ?r
Three auecr Tennessee Farmers.

There is in Tennessee a family of
three sisters which presents some of
the most startling peculiarities imag-
Unable. The three sisters live together
on farm, their sole means of sub
sistence, and work early and late to
earn n livelihood. Two of them work in
the field; the third does the cooking
and other housework. There is but one
period of the year when any member
of the trio has anything to say to any
other member. All during the winter.
spring and summer they go about their
business with the seal of silence on
their lips. When fall comes and the
crop is harvested they break the si-
lence, and then only to quarrel over the
division of the proceeds. When each
has succeeded in getting all that she
thinks possible, silence reigns again un-
til the next harvest time. The sisters,
as you may judge. have made a name
for themselves. They are known far
and near as the deaf and dumb trip
lets, although such a title is scarcely ap-
propriate.-Washington Post.
The indicator., 1897-11-13
search Lights on Land.

The recent night attacks on Brit
ish army posts in India have led to the
suggestion that all such exposed mill
tary camps he provided with power
full electric search lights. like those
used by war-ships. With bright beams
playing over the surrounding coun-
try, it is argued. the danger of night at
tdcks would be greatly diminished,
and sentries and outlying pickets could
be protected from the ASSASSIN. who, it
is asserted. not infrequcntly stalk them
like game and murder them in the dark
ness.-Youth's Companion.
The indicator., 1897-11-13
A CurIou- reJehrn,ion

A singular illustration of the per-
sistence with which the japanese ad-
here to their family vocations is seen in
an announcement, in a japanese news
paper, that certain celebrated dane
ing master was TO hold service in
honor Of the one-thousaudth anuiver-
sary OF the death Of his ancestor who
was the first Of the family 10 take up
the Brooklyn Eagle.
The indicator., 1897-11-13
The influx to Jerusalem.

During the past few years nearly 15O,-
900 Hebrews have entered Jerusalem.
and the arrival of another host is said
to be imminent. Already the railways
are opening the country between the
coast and Jerusalem and Damascus, and
n Hebrew migration on large scale
may cause Syria to become once more
of vast Importance in the east.-N. Y.
Cup
The indicator., 1897-11-13
lmrinuN LInnI

One of the most curious islands in the
world is Merken, in the Zuyder Zee.
Horses and trees are unknown to the
natives, as also is drunkenness. The
island produces one crop year-viz.,
hay-and the women manage the
growing and harvesting of this.-Cin-
cinnati Enquirer.
The indicator., 1897-11-13
Poison Hunger. =.

More than the hunger after bread,
more than the frenzy of love or hatred,
the poison-hunger overpowers every
other instinct, and even the fear of
death. In Mexico, the surgeon of the
Second zouaves was one night awak-
ened by the growing of his spaniel,
and thought he saw man crawling out
of his tent. The next day the captain
informed the company that some fellow
had entered the hospital camp with
burglarious intent, and that he had in
structed the sentries to arrest or shoot
all nocturnal trespassers. About 4
week after the doctor was again awak-
ened by his dog, and, lighting a match,
he distinguished the figure OF a large
man crawling from under his table car
rying a large book. He called for him
to stop, cooking his pistol at the same
time, but the fellow made a rush for the
door, and at the same moment was
fioored by ball that penetrated his
skull. He lived long enough TO confess
his desperate enterprise. His regiment
had been stationed at Algiers. where
he learned to smoke opium, and having
exhausted his supply and his financial
resources, he felt that life was no long
or worth living, and resolved to risk
it in the attempt at abducting the doc
tors medicine chest.-Detroit Free
prasc
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CONVERSATIONAL PAREsIs.
The bore who Talks About His
Health or Ailments.

A group of men were talking in ho-
tel corridor uptown recently when
man with dark beard and rather long
hair entered. The members of the
group began to scamper away instant
ly, and it was curious fact that not
one remained to exchange greetings
with the new arrival, although they all
knew him intimately.
Col. David T. IIurbaugh, who came
from Ohio and knows President Nc
kinley and all the big orators and
statesmen, explained why 1t was that
they all avoided the man.
That man is a gentleman and
scholar, but he is the most unmitigated
bore that ever wore out the patience
of his friends He should read Don't
which says: Don't afiiict others with
your troubles But he can be cured"
What is the remedy?"
''lt is drastic und may result in un-
pleasantness at first, but some close
friend should do it. | had friend
whose mania was talking about his
health. He looked strong. ate three or
four meals day, smoked big, black
cigars, and yet his hypochondriaca;
EIonologues were unendurable. Every
morning he came to my Office and for
an hour would tell me how many times
he sneezed before breakfast, what he
took 70 prevent repetition of the
sneezng, how he imagined that some
day Indigestion might overtake him,
and lot of other things not at all en-
tertaining. bore this for six months.
until lost my appetite and almost got
sick. But one day l ran away and left
Had a row, of course?"
NO; | advised him to stop talking
about his alleged illness. | told him,
which was true, that he was talented
and entertaining on any other subject,
and as a friend | begged him to cease
being bore. AT first he was indignant,
but he thanked me for my frankness
finally and said he would reform. He
belonged to class of men who have
conversational paresis and who will
talk for hours without encouragement"
~. Y. Commercial Advertiser.
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People shudder at the tales Of Monte
Carlo suicides. but look on With perfect
eouSnimity while friends and loved ones
commit lust as certain suicide by neglecting
their health. TIiHing disorders Of the d.
Teytiou perslstcntly neglected lead TO i'm
purity Of the blood, the tissues Of the body
arc impeIfeetly nourished, and emacia::
ton and debility folluw. In the case oil
that dread diaease, consumption, imperfect
" nouriShed tissue Il built up in the lungs,
forming a suitable soil for the germs o. that
deadly disease. One: seventh OF all the
deaths each year arc due to consumption.
Tbis frarful death rate could be easily
avoided il the proper remedy was re-
sorted to.
sure preventive and cure OF consump.
ton Il fouud in DR.. PieTre's Golden Med.
ic1l Discovery. II cures % per cent. of all
cases. II eorfects all disorder OF digestion
jnyigorates tho liver, and makes the blood
pure and plentiful. II Ia the great blood
maker, flesh builder, and nerve inviRorRtor
II gets into the blood and acts directly upon
the lungs, building up healthy tissue and
driving out MI impurities and disease germs
Thousands have testified to its wonderful
merits. Druggists sell 1t.
az feel that must write you telling YOU Of the
great benefits derived from the use OF your
FColden MedScai Discovery" writes Misa Laura
PierIei Of Ran Bethlehem, Washington Co, r.
Last summer my friends thonGni NJ. ~. ~,
going into consumption, and having tired DOC
Tors before With no Satisfactory results and near
Ing yuttr medicine ~ highly spoken OF TOOK
one bottle Aiy cOuEh len me ahogethsr VIE IittIhl
All the distressing symptoms, ana ~ IeSt ths
cure seemed almost miraculous 10 AL Who say
me / cannot say enough IN praise OF the uiedi'
cine, and have done much to induce 0Aheis 70
use IT,"
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MARTINS YERRH.
Haps and MlshnPs In the Thriving CITY
Across the River.

Haps and AIIshaPs In the Thriving City
Across the River.
Tho nremn's festival and entertain
men Will open at Maennerchor halI 10
night and win doubtless be largely at
tended. The programme this evening
Will consist OF club swinging by VIII
Rogers. wrestling by Long and Rod
perss sparring by Hyland and Smith.
and BOles Brothers. bar work, music by
the Oriental mandolin club, and plenty
TO eat, The bicycle parade. which pre-
codes the entertainment, viii form in
front OF the Shreve-H Harvey building at
$50 and VIII be headed by the Martina
Ferry cycle club. the members OF
which win wear their new uniforms.
The Belmont county commissioners
have not yet succeeded in making set
Element with Bridgeport over the mat
Ter OF the care OF the part OF the Ma
tionaI nike within the corporation, The
commissioners have offered to give the
town 5000 within four years and TO
move the toll gate outside OF the cor
poratlon II the town Will take the pike
and keep 1t up.
Mrs. Eleanor Callahan died at the
family residence on Clay street yester-
day morning Mt the age OF seventy-one,
She had resided in this neighborhood all
OF her life and was well and favoraoly
known
Judge Walter l. Ong was struck with
nm electric car while riding n bicycle
in Cleveland and was badly hurt. The
Judge is n brother Of DR.. a. II, Ong, OF
Martins Ferry.
An unsuccessful effort was made to
burglarize the residence Of Henry Bur
he, on Hanover street, carly yesterday
morning.
Niles Clara Chamberlain entertained a
number Of young friends last evening.
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THE ELF oRoHE ORDINANCE.
"ATore Anon" on the Defeat OF Mr.. HOrk.
hsImsF's Amsndmtni.

"More Anon" on the Defeat OF Mr. iorks
hsImSF's AmSndmtni.
To tho Editor OF the Intsliigencer.
sIR:-FTom your report OF the pro-
c0edlngs OF the frst branch OF council
at the meeting on Tuesday last, 1t APP
pears that Councilman Horkhelmer Of
fered the following:
Providing for the forfeiture of fran
chise onnny street where the companH'B
tracks are in dlsuse. on three months
notice. Defeated TO 6.
The rejection OF that amendment
means, Uf II has any meRning) that the
Wheeling & Elm Grove company, may,
or may not occupy the streets set forth
in the ordinance. SO In the light OF tho
rejection OF that amendment, the Elm
Grove ordinance granting that COM
pany the right TO parallel itself, had
but one main purpose and that was to
keep the other company out.
The HoFkheiner amendment was re-
jected by the votes OF Bachman, Halter,
Stroebel, weldebusch, Williams, Zwlck-
or, Schmidt, List and Hnzlett. Verify,
the Elm Grove company is all power
full.
The way the ordinance has been
passed by council suggests conditions
not pleasant to contemplate. Will
have something TO say later on as to
the agencies that gave that company
such an easy victory over the right.
MORE ANON.
Wheeling, W. Va, June II.
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Ing "Beneats of Labor" The lecture
was for the benefit Of the trades assem-
bly,.
Miss Kate Baugh. of Warren, Is
spending a few days with friends in the
Fourth ward.
Miss Minnie Coyne, Of steubenville,
Is the guest OF friends and relatives in
the city.
Emmett Pickett has a fne new ex-
press and picnic wagon upon the
streets.
George wcstlake Is home from a visit
with friends and relatives in Fairvlew'
W. Va.
A force Of carpenters are at work fix.
ing the Bellalre GAINESVILLE & Cincinnati
depot.
Charles McwInlams Of Mt. Vernon.
Is visiting friends and relatives in the
city.
william Nicholson, Of Chicago. is the
guest OF friends and relatives IN the
city.
The Knights OF Pythlas held a very
Interesting meeting last evening.
The men at the steel works get q
large pay tomorrow.
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according to Eaton. $1,000 insurance,
when In fact Il was 1880.
Witness had tried to cancel the in
surnnce before the FIRE. He had
found Eaton at the Pennsylvania sta
tIon on Monday az l;20 y. m. Eaton
said hr had ieft nobody Mt his store, as
he could trust nobody In his employ.
Witness had asked why Eaton had not
paid for his insurance, and the defend
ant had promised 60 pay ON his return
from Pittsburgh. Witness wanted the
policies back, but Eaton declined to re-
turn them.
ner building, and his testimony was
very much like that OF Major Rodgers.
At p. IN. court adjourned until this
morning,
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THE oINEoaRAPR
or the FlJz-COrbstt Fight to Ds Seen At
Mozart Park Sunday Night.

OF the FIIz-COrbstt Fight to he Seen At
Mozart Park Sunday Night.
The Mozart Park Association has
been fortunate enough TO secure as the
next attraction one OF the greatest
crowd drawers now before the Ameri-
can public. and one which will just
about iii the park. II 50 nothing more
or less than Sdlson's famous cineto-
graph. giving an exact reproduction OF
the famous Fitzslmmons- Corbett night
at Carson City. and It comes next sun
day night, June 20. The films used are
facsimile OF those now creating such a
sensation In oil the large cities, and
the pictures are thrown upon canvas,
the principles showing up in hfe-HiEe.
The famous bout will be seen In It's en-
tIrety from the time that COrbett en-
terI the ring until the finish OF the Ia
cal fourteenth round. Referee Siler Il
seen counting the seconds as Corbett Is
down, and when the decision Is render
ed. the exciting scenes which actually
took place, will be seen on the canvass.
The price of admission for this big at
traction has been placed at Is and 80
cents, which includes tho round trip on
the incline. Tickets for the same at
traction are selling this week In Clnein-
natl at 81.
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NOTICE
WHEELING. W. Va, June IL, 1877.
We. the undersigned Banks, hereby agrc0
to close our places OF business on Satur-
days. between the hours OF three and six
o'clock p. m. to take effect June ~, 1887.
DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK,
II, w Peterson. Cashier.
MUTUAL. SAVINGS BANK.
Alex. Mitchell. Treasurer.
GERAfANlA HALF DOLLAR
SAVINGS BANK,
George Hook, President
WHEELING TITLE AND
TRUST COMPANY,
Louis Il. Stlfcl. Secretary.
SOUTH SIDE BANK or
WHEELING,
Chas a. Bowers, Cashier.
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n...I,1 nI,nntch 10 40 InlellIEeneer

sDeeIal Dispatch to tho lntellIgeneer
NEW CASTLE, June 1.-THE game
to-day was the most exciting and most
Interesting ever played In this city. and
was Allied with brilliant work. The
playlng OF both teams was Of the gilt
sdce variety. and while Hickman was
ba,,ed only Ave times, stin his pitching
was almost eQualled by GarveY who
kept the safeues well scattered. Mes
sett made u double play unassisted,
taking a hot ny that looked n base hit,
and catching the runner of first. Vet
ters also made n remarkable catch In
the ninth. II was u long run, n jump
In the air and u side catch. He was
ehecred. O'Brieu was put out Of the
game for using insulting language 20
Umpire O'Brien. The winning run In the
thirteenth inning was made when
Hickman and Fleming We're out. Mil
Ter made a single and Russell got his
first on balls, Al this point Miller took
his shoes on to make a good run, and
the next minute Ross sent out an easy
rs to right field. Coylc and Curtis both
went after II and colllded. knocking
each other down, and the ball was
dropped and MLler's sprintlng got him
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PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Nv Sehled PrOpoRAla.

a
Sealed proposals will be received until
Tuesday, July 70, 1891. AZ 10 o'clock n. m,
for tho erection Of Stone Building and
Iron Cells 1T the West Virginia PenitCn-
tiary In accordance with plans and spocl.
flcationa adopted by the Board OF Direc-
tora for tho West Virginia Pcnitentiary.
Bids Will lie received rs follows:
FIRST-For the excavation and stone
work for the proposed new building
SECOND-For cells and iron RrilleS.
THtRD-For carpenter work, glazing,
roofing and plnsterlng.
Contractors can get forms for bids from
tho office OF FranEhcim, Giesoy & Fnris,
architects. Wheeling, W. Va, or from
John H. LAughlin, secretary, Moundsville,
w. Va All bids to be scaled and TO be
marked "Bids for Proposed Building, and
nddrcssod TO the Secretary Of the West
Virginia Pcnltcntlary. MoundsNille' w.
Va.
tho office uf the architects and ut the
wnrdon's office In the prison, nt Mounds
willie, w, Va. after Wednesday, June 10,
iSqi, ana tho board OF directors reserve the
right to reject any and all bids
BY order OF the board Of directors.
JOHN L. LAUGHLlN, Secretary.
Juno II, 1897 Jus
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WANTED.
srocKHoIpERs. MEETINGS.
TATTONAI, AGENCY COMPANY

NATIONAL AGENCY COMPANY
N (Of West VirEinia).
Notice Is hereby given that a special
meeting of the stockholders Of the Ma
tlonal Agency Company (of West virginia.
will b. held on the 18th day OF June, 1897,
at 10 o'clock n. m, at the ONCE or such
company, at No 81 broadway, In the City
OF New York. for the purpose OF voting
upon a resolution TO increase Its capital
stock from 5000 consisting OF 5000
shares OF the par value Of tlOO each, to
par value OF 500 each; and that Il Is the
Intention OF Allen S. ApgAr. stakeholder
and director OF said corporation, 10 offer
such a resolution for such increase OF the
capital stock at such meeting.
PHINEAs c. LOUNSBURY,
myZS-f President.
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BROOKLYN. June l7.-Thc ClncInnatis
made II two straight from the Brooklyns
at Eastern Park this afternoon: The home
team gave another poor exhibition OF
fielding, while the work Of the Rod was
perfect In every respect. Dgub ems 70
have no specd whatever The Brooklyn
club has sold Pitcher Rorwln to tho Chi
'"t"' ''O''' RHE
RrpokIyn 100 900 oOI OIL 6 s
Cincinnati - 0 0 / 0 2 % IS :
Earned runs. Brooklyn /; Cincinnati :;
Peltz Time. i:sT Attendance. 1894 I'm
pife, Sheridan.
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BOSTON. June f7.--Thc homo team won
another game from Chicago to-day, IN"
visitors being entirely unable 10 keep up
HHgt0nH BrigEe was pounded hard, while
Klobedanz held tho visitors down to a tow
Fratiering hits FOR F6vcn innings. In the
eighth Sullivan went IN and Chicago made
the feature. Attendance. 1900. Score:
" ~ n
BOSTON .......S5O6 t0o7 10 y 2
Chlcngo 30 0 o 0 0 0 o I B. u 8
Earned runs. Boston 10: Chicago I. Bat,
tories. Sullivan. KlObcdnnZ, NcnRer ana
I!HrRrn. HriErH and Donohue Time s.2''
Umpire, lynch
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Special Dispatch 10 the Intelugencer.
SPRINGFIELD. Juno H.-After losing
eight straight, Springfield won this after
noon from Fort Wayne CogsWell kept
tire hits well scattered. while Herr was
ba;ted freely in the nth and sixth, when
eight runs were scored. Score:
Springfield 30 oG4ooi - ii i
Fort Wayne Il 0 . 90 o-6 10 Z
Batteries-sprinEfe CoGswell and
Schabel: Fort Wayne, Herr and Campbell.
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Ano,hsr corn,rsllls wsII.

Another big oil well was struck at
CORVALLIS yesterday. The pay was
merely tapped when the we'll began
flowing oil into the tanks at the rate Of
twenty barrels an hour II Is on the
George Wells farm and Is owned by
woodward. Cox a. Co., and Kelly. Mob
lev & Stiles Brothers. The strike eX-
tends pool half mile to the west
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Special Dispatch TO the IntelllEeneer.
MANSFIELD. June l7.-.Mansfield tied
the score IN tho eighth and won out in
me ninth, Notwithstanding the elegant
field work OF the visitors, who played an
erroFless game. Score:
Mansfield 900 o 40 ooot ~ 70 2
YounTStown Il 0 o 0 ] o o O-5 6 o
Batieries-Ai Mansfield. Ely and Lynch;
YOUNGSTOWN, Kinball and ZlnFam.
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NEW YORK. June 17.-AithouFh tho In
unable 10 bunch their hits and had 10 DO
content with a coat OF whltewaEh. The
feature Of tho game wls BurkntrB bat
ting and n running catch by Holmes OF
'rebcauH long hit TO the left ficld sweat
RHE
Cleveland - o 0 0 0 90 ii /
Earned rms, New York l. Batteries
Meekln and Warner: Young and O'Con-
nor. Time 900. Attendance, i,gO. um-
piFe O'Dny
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GENERAL NOTICES.
MAYORS PROCLAMATION |!

TO THE PUBLIC:
The Fourth Of July tolIing on Sunday !
hereby designate MOndsS July 5, as the
day for the official celebration Of the
holiday in Wheeling, ond recommend to
the public a general and patriotic OBJ.
J. E. BUIIS, Mayor.
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halls. on Hickman {: on Carney ;. Hit
by pitched bail, by Hickman ); by Carney
l. struck out, by Hickman S; by Garvey
Double plays, Donovan and Miller;
Mesaitt unAssiHted. Stolen bases. New
Castle Z Left on bases, New Castle Is;
wheeling :. Time, $40. Umpire, O'Bren.
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENT s-p0RTARLE ELECTRIC
N Fan No wiring or dynamo, Splendid
arlIor; rotalla for $500, complete to agents
SaO0. Send stamp for circular. Nickel
VEY a. co, $40 Massachusetts avenue,
indianapolis, Ind. JUS
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Tho I.utz Bros. stars would Ike 10 hear
from the Friedcin for game Saturday
afternoon on tho Baltimore ONO
grounds. n accepted answer through the
lntrillgcncrr
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WHEN YOU buy n Bicycle from us
you know Il ~ all right,
DILLON, WHEAT n HANCHER co.
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Special Dispatch to the Inlelligonesr.
DAYTON, June 1.-THE visitors punched
game. After the third they Wero unable
!" RHE
DAYTON .oOi 5000 0 o. 8 J
Toledo ........o 0 % ~
Baitcries-Dayton. EmiE and WeRnd;
Toledo Ferguson and Arthur.
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SEE our Bicycles before you buy. $50
to 500 each. -, ~
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WE sell IIiCyoleR that are good
DILLON, WHEAT & HANCHER CO.
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To-day's EameS-wheollnB at YounEs..
springdeld, Dayton at Fort Wayne.
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SPORT.
Baso Ball, Bowling, Bicycling,
Boxing, Races Etc.
5000
INTER STATE LRAGUE

Yesterdays vInuera-NsW Castle, Mans
aeld, Springfield.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays wlnners-clneInnatI, New
York. Boston.
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To-day's Eames-PIttsburgh Mt Balti-
more. Chicago Mt Boston. Cincinnati NJ
Louis at Philadelphia, Louisville at Wash
ingion.
In the National I.eaEc the games at Bal
tlmore with Pittsburgh az PhllaaelphlA
Win 81 Innis nj Washington with Louis
willie were postponed on account OF rain
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LOST.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

OF all the personal property OF the late
Jerry Crawford. deceased, at No. llIl Eolf
street, on Thursday June % commencing
at 10 o'clock, a. M, OF all the household
and kitchen furniture and carpentar's
tools Of every description, parlor setS.
chamber sets, carpets, dining room and
kitchen ware
TERMS OF sALE-cash.
F. W. WRIGHT
Administrator.
]. C. HERvEY, Auetloneer. JuII