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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-05-19

A Yankee one day asked bis lawyer
how az hsiress might ba<s9Iied Of.
'You caonol do It gi,h safety. said The
S6snselloF; .bu4 E'lI tslkYou. what y0H
NAV do. Let Der mogais q horse aid
hold q bride whip; gdu' llien mount DO,
bind ber, and you are safe, for aEe runs
away with you y tbs rex. dSy tie law
yer found that il we tgR, daughter
who had run way Win bis client.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-05-19

"A BRorHER MAsoN. Some young
mea Of the town Of B.. having .cul up
one night 10 the ds'rimsut Of lome win
dows and bell pulls, we're lodged 10 the
.csllaboosr, sud in due lime next morn.
Ing. confronted with Police MaRjstrate,
Who dasd 1bem eleh So and sdmnniIion.
One of tho three loolishly remarked;
Judge, vas 10 boprs you would re-
member me: ] belonged TO the sBms
Lodge with you The JudgsepParenily
surptised. replied with brothsly sympA.
thy: sAh, isitsoi Truly this is broth;
er B. Lid mot recon % yep; sSgpis
;iI0 ~. .5tl 49,
a Mssob I e should! 81 Jb6sghl
jof that.a ht.3 Cleik fie our brother B,
$40. Bsi1ga 4 son As knows better
tho roles a prnPfietg an other men
Fine him $40 You will pay The Cletk,
bro,beE Coed mOtdiSs @brOther b
Call The nexl case. {
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-05-19

a cotre.nonapnl .randi lEIs IoIloNlut

a cotfesPo ondent s1qnds l1g lole9Wlpo
TO The PiNaolegieal Josrudli
/ ,Iryou would b4Ya slnying vile, b
a. telIls Ii your titeIlas bstoto mars
riOgo; hsF quite atsndarly MheR
LlatToA as WheH miles, don't mako
her lhO nSid 6i all york aud ask heV
W6y 6hC .lo6k6 less lidY bha nne ltEsp
when 'yon ftst knew lsf;' don'l buy
cheap tough beef and 6roid aheF 10,
cause /, don't come 90 lkNlSbla ipofloy
hOusei don't grlmble abcGf sgugling
ba6tE6 you CANNOT keep % tputei
cry, and femamber that tb6by may
lske alter pa in'liis ditpJtilichs aDn'k
smoke and chew tobboNb. and thet
shatler your pnrVeS and spoil yopr,lenly
per, aud make yOUr breslhsasnpisRpee,
and then complaia lhSt yOTt wife d
eliBAa 10 kiss Youi 50 bone ioyliis
and cheerful 10 your wife apdaell heJ
The good news you .hsSo4heap and nlts
silently pu, on your hat anil e5 nut q
ibs club OF lodge, apJ ;l1t hel "
isEWSld lssvu ihat YOU speB tie sga.
ming it the opsr0 otHet Slaasy balI
with Mrs. Dash, Low Senf u
patient; tsmsmbef you aia Hpl perfect
but tIy "a be; spsld Foar nyeninol
Uitksg gourWiie, aud liye6 aao51 ohrlai
li90 llld ND Forf VIE UI'| h1 'of'f|
ena tue Ill goo I'D 1otma
bsd8lt pilho6l eanoeoI
dII nh9 & ablslgd laa
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-05-19

Dr.. Mary wOlIisr hBsp been heard
from Tor so long thai ker 1ffienas srssbs.
giuuiug to think she has been tsearetI olp
Of her breecbes' down in Te19l. Htr
poor husband is Trembling for fear .she
may come back ip 90 upldvissd mo 4
msnt.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-05-19

~ ingenious method ,of aeCodbi ogl
foEIho rotation of.ihO sasihs y ihat os
the Jesuit Of the pevsnltepth century,
Who said It WaS caHssd By The leatso
lrgi6s 10 escape lroIp the dfo that tisssa
iisesealhr of lte eIbbs, elinhinglil
gonnencS ih6 inner oEnSt ol The
Whish ilil allsoihsllt bY RhieR7 y
hol made 70 tlHpsy4 42
% 6SqnirlelS tage by ilis tsp
lin bir 81 the .ARnimgl
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-05-19

The lspyos are bumau. .DatuEsd tioas Of
tbinES, DrIiEiUg 10 excess The falling
dsWs ofpigh,. lhev already show the Of.
isCls Of their disOipa lion By turning led
ia The face, and Eigsag tbSiE WOy 70 The
GtOhtd, =
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-05-19

Success 10 life isgsrYppt TO nSke "a
forget. the lime, IhSa 8 WASH. much
Il is Just so WigR Ir9 o. y Jump be
cant rene mBt when he WGs 2 rad
pole-but other fo'kS can. 4
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-05-19

A little boy co0ldh't femembeg ~
text exactly, bnt.hoaght Il va somss
thing about . hawk betw6sa 10 pigt
cons. IlWas Why belt 20, bolwsap,tg9
opinionai ~. u
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-05-19

3E Newark III To- 7sSI
cious beca6Ss hiF sss 81 ie
lately, asked him WbY hs didn.
lot work at'lbst uitfo ElycetPe fpSi &
which hos exploded lglcq, lataly. u
wants divorce. u. II
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-05-19

IA Ihr1fsNeWs lhst
,uotiseP StmtFdhgs1 Snd deshs lQpld
tIsiayt be,p6ldIts bOCahso on5 iO,anAds
SorIiSl lmeiJ pf copaFnershiP, aud sthe
olhet e notice Of dlssOlption, and bps'
tq'iess9.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-05-19

God sils:uponsbis smerGysoa audtsil
pardon and sEyo ell Who approach htu
stshg
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-05-19

5 To have good qpinipn 3 E1uraelig
think. ifyou were flch. nov nlndh yay
would giye away
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-05-19

epriR9in rays ll0 p0f plat9n led q.
ssyetc csae bydfopb6blt timply
Ge,Iiag on higlF fepes apd giligg lllE
the dog lsft.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-05-19

THE nsn who rai.si q head
hap done more good G t:lhS NETS
physics in the world, Pump oratoS
Gt . meeting: The lis9fa WaS,
,yout mother ought ID Se |he; prem
iun. VI
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-05-19

Coffee and fres6 bid eggs bFt
Harris, resds ) sign on . Wei aFaltia
Tosd. I,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-05-19

Ths1rliohs Willis delighted ~ bn6E
TIA. 4. ths to,i fay bs isf5
BibIs trOms baginai6gt 5n9
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-05-19
Approved. april le, lg7o.a
Tiihe eLvsllaae I.astOr.s

Ia the etiFetl villages Of ouf land, the
pastor Often begomss d source Of ciYili-
zstion and refinement 60 those rdtGuad
him. His simple and unpislending
maapeTs; his holse wish ils modest or.
namelts hia gardsn tende,land decked
b. the hand nf aalp; these impart some
relish fot imptovenlsn AMONG his poorer
aud rudsr neiehhorl But further. be
is ever al hand to relieve. TO instruct. to
advise, and to console bis flock. His
purse seanty ss i often is administers 70
their temporal wants. and he is Jet more
their benefacloF by organizing and con
Quoting plaug more systematically form
cd for Their relief. His inauence msY
arrest lhe heavy arm, OF soften the hard
hear tlisi aopld oPpress them His su
psfiot Knowledge saiieS them througb
di@calties. whsteno oth hes friend is 6sIr.
to give them counsel. His Authority
compossS their little fendS aud jcalouSieS
ais, words ofsympathy aud consoIsIion
Sooth thsir diSFesSes. His yigilant eye
marks their first dsViationS from recti.
rude. aud brings back the yet uuhOrdsn-
cd aud reolaimable transgrsssor into the
path ofinuocence, He Is 'iu the great
msjorily Of instances, aideD. by a part.
nor, whose cooperation is by 30 much
4he more vaIuabe, as her bsbita quAllfy
her for every task Of genIIenssS and
mercy. more especially when she has to
deal With the sick of the afflicted, The ig-
norsns or the vicious, Of her own sex,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-05-19

repllena6 travelling % 4 Stsbm6
B joy ptllinper. vas hobing aWayisit
6 lsree puddiog closely, when be AZ
io)d by sstya1t tbptit WSs desssTs .tt
n akes 90 diifTegeo to me, enid .ess
would Get ltHt,it wasa wildSfq
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-05-19

There is ! large asRTS vote 10 Phila'
dslphin. which The Dsmoesstl Gfe DO
termincIl 70 secure, If il can belaepe tof
lave OF money. Ia the Foptlk lBlll
McMullin's) .Vard they haHe;establ iIAed
aruOtoriouS a ppgrO, who fot twenty yeata,
hes besR . pOnnsr with the MoyamGh-
sing Hose Company, in the hOlsl 6pai.
hess, The Democracy iSupplg him lib.
etalIy With money, and ho dispenSeS rot-
gut free TO oil who pmmiSe 20 vote the
Democratic ticket. How is J, that lot The
white Mans PaItyf s"~
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-05-19

The man mos .N|5 10 eape hi'
PA! qp9sl NJ '-0oe nv
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-05-19

An Ohio girl he. laid BY the SOM Of
$500. ell gained By making corn Kusk
,dOOI.rilsb at ten eOhIO eOshs
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-05-19
TPablie-No. 40 i

~ q ~ IorlneorP9aLiag q l0sPiIaLl9s loanaI. |.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-15

v6An n fyayn A IN no
49, '' .,,.
wnee-mi IN gooa mining demand LOT
NC. ha ssPrng. ana the better grades OF
S,Mc",, g. Iii w. a'a,s NJ V nas . az
A. S,orn on 90 OK ard 20 -''' "' 'p'"s
A " v A"u ~. :,
Cn-Ine mArset mas ocen weak ara
I. Sisee toverier 5000 snipping grades, whne
;,nro..;hIs - all =, 49,, ,;.o y IT, a. ms
..nS ..S soo sal. ohai;o ri.h;,. a.,;sa. sI =,
boif,ts above and helov were sofa ON nrivs,e
tsrns On orders at the c,ose OF the week,
is AZ primo yellow sold M &c. iso ssct,
choice white AZ 90, and / car prime mired At
s6c--ell In new eunnies. Tbree bundred
sscks prime white sold AZ &c: $50 ,aok, In
burlsps. Al soc: 100 sacks damn white AZ sac !.
~ sacks mixed NJ soc and car wbita on
track In bulk M s7c "S y
~ I'T2 ~ =
OnaS-Prices were well maintained, with
fair demand 10 the close OF the week. To-day
the market is dropping, and shippers holding
OF With considerable receipts. idSaies were,
at the close OF last week, 1000 sacks and cars
delivered free on board At CSC, 80 sacks choice
black for seed, from store, at 65e, sDd to-dsy
! car In new burlaps, on track at 56c. ~
Hay-The market has been extremely
nun, and sales mostly confined to filling or
ders. Previous outside quotations are no
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-15
LOOK TO YOUR CHILDREN.
The Great Soothing Remedy!

MRS. Cures Cole and Gripping IN PRICE
WBITCOMB's the bowels, and facilitates -
SYRUP. the process OF tee.hing. )CENrs
MRS. Snbdses copvulsions and ov- PRICE
WHITCoMBSi crcornes all diseases incident} rs
SYRUP. +. 10 lnlalI. and children. CNTs
MRS. lcures Diarhes, Dysentery,) PRICE
WHlTCoNBs and summer Complaint in %
SYRUP children OF all ages. } C'NTs
II IL the Great Infants and Chldren's Soothing
Remedy in all disorders brought on by testn.ng, %
any othercause,
Prepared by the GRAFTON MEDICINE CO.. ST.
Louis, Mo.
Sold BY druggists and dc IN medicine every
,shefe. : = .' r Z III. '.I.f... sen iydaw
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-15
LIQUOR SALOONS.
COAL BARGE LOST.
OST COAL BARGE.

liberal reward will be paid the finder by sending
information TO Cairo Said barge was 1870 feet long,
decked over, marked n. j. Bigley on side. and had
tin number or on the end. II got away from Cairo
and was turned bottom upwards.
feb5-dlm A. l.. SHOTWELL A SON
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-15
MONDAY EvEs,sa, Feb. l4th, 1870.

MONDAY EVENING, req. ifth icfo.
Notwithstanding the continued difficulty
snd consequent delay in making shipments
Isou,hr our market remained moderately ac-
tive and prices were we'll sustained on most
leading articles Of produce up to the close Of
the week. To-day, q further advance in
feigbts, .,ogettet. will, dnfavorable adyiees
,sihDni below, nave combined TO depress the
market, and prices Of corn and cats, especially,
" lih nsvs dselinsd, while everything else on our
which s bousht for shipment is dull, and sales
are generally limited to filling orders. Al
though considerable shipmeuts. in the aggre-
gate, have been made within the last few
days, they are still less than the aggregate re.
=, esipssS N thin sbe same period, 50 that prace
10 still accommodating a. this, point, Though
our shipp ers cfef tempting rates to all up
.sasra hpuhd boats'to turn back at this port,
,,thsy generally have zoo much freight aboard
tojustify them in rcshipping. added to which
-. ~ Is the fact that whatever rates may be from
here, they are always cofrespondngly higher
from points above, and ifthey can reach their
destination and come out to Cairo with half
load, they ere always sure of getting all they
y Hhpt ucf0 OUT WINE thfs WOrks 70
the disadvantage Of Cairo shippers in time
liksthis. ith a big thing for the boats, and
1. sieamboatmen of course, like every body else,
always go where they can get the most mon.
ey The much needed Cairo and New Or
leans line would cbviate these disadvantages,
and b0aH that now. always 80 above Cor half
E 4 Dad, wbdld be glad 10 enter trade in which
thsy could carry flll loads, st fair prices.
I,I The majority of sales noted below were eff
fseted at the close Of last week, very few of
any kind having transpred to day.
FlOur-has ruled steadily, and prices
have been generally firm for all grades since
our last report. We could hear Of no conces-
sions offered by dealers in order TO effect sales
.otsAay,tho they would probably have TO
At present to any e1t T The sales report S
ed forths mast tIree DAYS were s. /. r
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-12-27

WHEREAS, It has pleased the great
Architect of the Universe to call Bro.
Daniel o. Connor, Master Mason, from
lahor
ResosJed, That IN the death of Bro.
|O'Connor we have lost a kind and gen-5
erous friend, an esteemed citizen, and
q faithful brother.
& Resolced, That we sincerely condole
with The afflicted relatives of our de-
ceased brother ii. their great bereave-
ment. Peace be to his ashes, and
green been the acacia that blossoms
above his grave.
Rssoiued, That . copysof these reso-
lutions, properly attested, be transmitted
to the bereaved wife of the deceased !;
and, as lasting memorial Of our broth
serly love aud friendship for. our depart
ed brother, these proceedings be enter
ed in full on our records.
Resolued, That the foregoing be pub
Elished in the Esprit Of Democracy, "
The Lodge also resolved that the
members wear the usual badge of mour
ming for thirty days, and that for a like
time the furniture Of the lodge room be
draped in mourning.
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The price of the splRrr IS - per year,
seid Il i sceR seoyth the money. In clubs
6{ten aud upward Il win be sent for
u so. Those who send less money
Than ~ for single subscription, win b
cseaited o. our books enly for the por-
! dion % Of the year tie money pays. Please
bear this in mind.
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The LITTLE CoRpoRAL MAGAZINE

THE LITTLE CORPORAL MAGAZINE for
January is received. Its small praise
to say that this magazine has no supe-
rior and few equals IN the world, for
children Of all ages, and for older peo-
pie with young hearts. The new serial
begun in this number opens admirably,
and the whole number is as fun of good
things s'as an egg is of meat" The il.
lustrahons are exceedingly creditable. =
81 so year, and beautiful premiums
for clubs. Address Sewell 4 Miller,
Publishers, Chicago, Ill. The Noyem.
ber and December numbers of 20 are
sent free to all new subscribers for 1871
sent before January lst
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-12-27

VACATION The schools Of this place
closed on Friday Of last week until the
2dof January, to. allow teachers and
children an opportunity Of enjoying the
holidays:
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~ C1uB .RArEss- For Gibbs of 10 subscri-
! bers, and over that number, 81 SO each !;
sslnfle Subscribers 81. six months 81
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An " E 4 .
CAMERON, O., Dec. 10. 1870.

CAHERoN, o., Dec. 10. 1870.
Answers to puzzles DC, in s'Spirit'' of
18th inst.
T25 l. Cod q Fear; 8. Ann; 4 Sa-
bic; 5. May.
|26. 4 Allegheny 2. Sierra Madre 3.
White; 4 Andes 5. Etna g. Snow.
T2T] Team, Meat, Fame, Mate
f28 I Stray, Tray, Ray, Ay.
f29 I Commence with number Thir-
teen from Land Lord. A. BRoeK
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DELINQUENT TAX SALE.

he Lands Lots and Parts Lots returned delinquent by
The Treasurer of Monroe County together with the Taxes
and Penalty charged thereon agreeaby to law con-
tanned and described in the following list viz:
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A N ERICAN NC IL
lArch street, near D.pot)
BARN VILE. 0HI0:
A. n, SHARP, Proprieter.

HAVING recently purchased and taken
II chsgso OF this verypopAlar and comms-
dious Hotsl-rehtted through announce
to the travelling public that am prepared to
receive guests .snd furnish such comfort as
will be gratifying to the most fastidious.
This House will be found the most conve
lent forall persons arriving and departing on
the cars. - n "a W w
Good Livery readily obtained. Racks also
leave the door every morning for woodsheld
and other points. janl8f.
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lFor the spirit.l

tFor the, Spirit)
WAYNE TowNsHIP, Dec. 30, 1870. s.
8 49, MEssRs EDITORS J submit the
following problems to the consideration
of the contributors to your puzzle col
umn:2 How much space does a clocks
minute hand 6 inches long, move over
in one hour2 ssse fs BUCKEYE
40 ! a right, angled acre-lot is %
rods II feet long; how broad is it? 50
81. S. 81. ~. BUcKErE.
1 I4I How should goods which cost
81 so be marked so that the merchant
may take off 10 per cent and still make
go per reent BCcKEYE.
tFer the spirit)
AZ Nse ENIGMA.
MY / g is an animal found in the trop-
8 ies,s
Ny 2 ai213 IL is an animal hunted for
its Aesh. ss aes
Ny s 8 9is a kind of tree formerly much
used about this time of the year.
NV 5 II 3I3 is tree aud its fruit.
my 10,S s 1B is q division of time.
Ny Q z is female fowl. s.4
My 9 13 IL Z is small bird. NJ.
My wholeis 1 seasunable creating
'ss;sze tsss 1YRo.
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much thereof will necessary pay ana
thereon will be 3
county o. the third January The 7h ns
txea sale win BE-
continued from day until the ssd parts ef le shall
sold or offered for sale. SAMUEL GRIMSHAW
ss -g7x3. = ssAsFeg uodosS Au6d4s !.
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Blank Deeds and M
gse6 ior i1lla y I b dlIce
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-12-27
WARsEms
PII. rs n r n r y y

warmers Pile Remedy hes ssy-F
failed (net oven in one eSsS) 70 esss thSyes5
WORT caass o. Blind. tehihe A. Dleetssd
Piles. Those Who are aja'sted stsull inns-
diatslv call on their drusgIss esd 81 - A.
ssR's Prs ksnHss. II = sxprssaIv fsr NJ
Piles. and It IL NOT rscomsAspdsd y sast asl
other dissass. Il has erred msny esses u
over thyss ysAss stsndsBff tf5e& 0ss 1sl !.
lar. For sale ~ drugSiasA svtfy Nhsss.
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OBITUARY. ]

Resolutions OF Monroe Lodge No.
"a lS8, F.& 4. Mo ON the Death Of
Daniel O'C0nnOr.
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THIS House his been thoroughly renovated
andrepaired- Having superior faoilities.ev-
erything Will be done to maks the guests
comfortable.
The table is always supplied with the hist
the market affords. Good rooms and olsan
beds for travellers and regular guests.
Good stables are attached to the House. Rv-
cry effort will be made for the comfort of the
patrons. Boarders taken BY the day, week,
month or yees sep1s.
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NOTICE ia hereby given that the usdethi9
IN was. On the 10th day Il octohef, 1H30 sp-
pointed Administrstor Of the sstate ef EmannsA
Christy. decd.
decf3wS. SYDNOR WHITA0RE
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[For the spiri..l

la A ouIBBLE.
"A boy said to a gentleman, Ny IA
Ither and mother have daughter who is
not my sister," How do you explain
shis,2 TYao. 9
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Problem1, FuxxIess Eklgm6u, M
dies and Answers.
5For the spirit.]
CITIES ANAGRMrIsrD.

81 o ..
Bumlocus. Notsob
Rieoas Nansigl
Hahlay, = w~ w ~ Revived
= - = - A. BRocH
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Z Fl Z Sc All Fl or Ell.
(on the corner Rast of Main Cross ST.
Henry Mlnsterman, :,::. Proprietor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-21

How THEY BUILD HOUSES IN THE WEST
They have quick way of doing many things in
the West They build houses In such . short
towns and villages spring up as IL by magic. A
large contractor in Chicago makes q business
Of providing houses to order at the shortest
notice. AtPresent he Is sending ont seven meet
Of the Pacific railroad. These rapidly con-
structed houses are, Of course, made Of wood.
As an illustration Of the rapidity with which
this contractor fulfls his contracts, he has had
an order for house where it was necessary to
put one up at once IN order to save the title,
and he has gone . dozen miles or more away,
inside Of twelve working hours, At this rate q
moderate sized town could be put in full
operation in three or four weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-21

Tine election OF delegates TO the Tammany
General Committee, from the First. Second,
Third, Fifth, Thirteenth, Fourteenth, and
Twenty-frst Wards, New York, 20 al the places
OF the Young Democracy, Was held Last evening,
and passed OF with the utmost quiet.
For asserting that the Prince OF Wales win
soon reappear in the Divorce Court ~ CORES
pendent in the case Of the Earl VI the Coun tess
Of Seton, legal proceedings have been institu-
The Fenian Congress at New York has organ
ized with General j. Donnelley, Of Utica, g
Speaker. One hundred and seventy-eight dele
gates ere press MT. The proceedings will be
secret.
The miners at Audenried, Pa, have struck, Il
is said. for e. per day. while the operatives get
hut $40. The miners at Plymouth still refuse
to load the Reading Railroad cars.
In the Spanish Cortes, yesterday, fierce at
Prim and Revere, who we're accused OF causing
the recent outbreak at Barcelona.
The whole number Of yot,s cast In the recent
Connecticut election was 81 AIS, and English's
votes in the State.
The Democratic registration ofiicers in San
francisco have decided to obey the fifteenth
amendment, and are now registe ing the colored
voters in that city.
The Canadian government, IL Is stated, has
paid over the f300 900 agreed upon a. payment
to the Hudson Bay Company on the surrender
Inc Democratc amer printing once, owned
by l.. Harper, at Mount Vernon, Ohio, was de-
stroyed by fire yesterday.
The Legislature of Georgia has adjourned
until Monday, awaiting the action of Congress
on the Georgia bill.
For six weeks past the deaths from cholera on
the Island Of Zanzibar have numbered about
Is 900.
Mile. Nillson, the great singer, will visit this
country In September, to sing at one hundred
concerts.
Henry A. Oakley has been elected President
Of the National Board Of Fire Underwriters.
Powder II being shipped from Woolwich, Eng
land, to Canada.