Josh Daly's Minstrels WILL GIVE DAILY PERFORMANCES A.T — ‘ SEWELLS POINT EVERY AFTERROOR AMD EVEMING Beginning at 3.30 in the afternoon and at 8.45 in the evening

v> ' • ' • Anybody can catch them.

MiliS \itMW m SOMUbS The yachts are thoroughly equipped for Fishing, Crabbing and Sailing FROM SEWELLS POINT

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A MODEL OF VlfiTDK.

That U Wh»t Hie Frleidf Call Willi lam & Taylor.

si th« PnabTtcriu church, tx

than bring with hU family after Mia boon, and attesdlag to hia church dattcai haa bo plaaaura other thaa

friend* when they

■trayad from the ropubBeari fold. Ba h nx Of the few prominent men la the ▲nhough Oor. Bradley oopoaed hla laaadaatlouoUtterlythatbarafaaedto Mama *a the conrentloa Mrs Taylor daa

Oppoaed (he election of Mr. Deboo. Mr. Taylor worked for the nominee, and * la work ao well that Debbe waa elected to the United Btalea eeuate. the flrat republican to aocuro that honor from thle commonwealth. From the election of Senator Deboe to the prea 1 time the gorernor haa bed nothing do erllh the attorney-geaeraL 4a waa powerleea, bowerar, to atop the onward inarch of the comparetlrely" unknown Boiler county man, and long before the time for holding the eute con rent Ion It waa apparent to •earybody that Taylor bad tba nomination won. Shortly after ba waa announced aa a candidate be held a conference with leading republlcana in Loulavlllf. among whom were reprr•ra tat lira of Got. Bradley, John W. Verkra and other leadna of the party. Mr. Taylor told the gentlemen that, if they could agree on a man lor gorernor other than hlmaelf, ha would cheerfully withdraw from the oanraaa In hla feror; that ha did not dcatre to state ticket this fall, and If there waa another man who would more nearly bring the different factions of the party together he would be only too glad to retire In hla fa TOT. After deliberation lor honra, no man could be a^eed npon, and then Mr. Taylor told tba gentlemen that be would go oo and try to necore the nomination. He encreedrd ao well that both hla opponents saw there waa no use In allowing their names to go before the convention, aeul they gracefully withdrew before a ballot waa called, and placed their victor In nomination, and moved that the nomination be made unanlIn appearance Mr. Taylor la toll, rather allm. add arema to be all muaclc and nerves. He rods over the mountains of the state In making hla campaigns. and frequently he would mount a borne Immediately after making a speech and ride *0 or 40 miles to the t town, where be would addrene aar crowd the asms night. Hla powof endurance

GEMS OfT'fldOGHT. a«en punishes the bad and pro Tea

OHIO KAN ELECTED

Oacor Taylor Corson, tha new president of the National Teacher*" uaeoclntlon, la a native of Ohio and a farmer’s ~'e was born In Treble county, near Camden, May S. 1M7. He wo* educated In tba Tillage schools of Camden and ~hlo Wesleyan unlreralty at Dal-

W tfe Ji—a frtaod. But Haator ba alariad, and Uxn Ba^V.

For all of ua the road baa to be walked •vary step, and the uttermoat farthing paid. The gate will open wide to welcome oak but will not come to me >'either U It any use to turn aid only makes the road longer and hsrd“bonSt^temJtotfiara wb»e speaking. but listen patiently until they ha«*

VIST JIBSIII SEASHORE PMMelDlia mi Reaiili Hiti

college work waa be determined to make that hla aork. He ns elected tuperlnnt of the schools at Cambridge, O, la which work be continued until IBB*, when be was elected, aa a republican. commissioner of common schools of Ohio. In H»i be was reelected. Retiring from office last January, be applied himself to the work of publishing the Ohio Educational Monthly, a magazine devoted to the cause of education, which he had purchased whlls la office, and to Inatltnte work, for which he haa received calls from Michigan, Pennsylvania and Florida! Mr.

resides St Columbus and Is married. VERY BRIEFLY TOLU Manila baa one brewery.

Fungi in mines yield light

crest Is to miles round, i haa 137 varieties of wood, to frog farms In America.

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An English (1ml.) clergyman reft . pay poll-tax. on the ground that he is church property; the property of the legation aa much aa la the pastoral cnee, and that, aa such, be la tsnpt from taxation, -the same aa

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