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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-06-29

WANTED-Agents and peddlers to sell
w thoroughly good domestic article anted
IN ever family. No competition. Exclusive
territory q en-. Business very pleasant.
Agents hare sold Q dosep, netting $50 pro6t
per day. One sol $50 IN small town, auoth-
S3 families. Out6t 50. No dang. of imposi-
ti2n. Best q reiers nees gwen. Send for cir
ousar to l02 Washington street, Roston, Mass.
nsr3teov LlTTLEFIELD& q DAME
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ru,, and s,nb,,t a,r,ct ION, aeco,

Full and sxphsis directions accompany the
medicines.
bls character furnished on application, with
,hnndreds Of Thousands OF living witnesses,
Aad upward of 10000 unsolicited certificates
aud recomendatory letlers, many Of hlch are
from the highest sources, including emlnen,
physIeisns. elergymen Statesmen, etc. The
proprietor has never resorted 20 their publca.
Ion 10 the newspapers, no 1oes not do thus
nom the fact that his articles ran as staodard
preparations and do not need TO be propped
up By eerh6eaies.
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Henry +. Heinrboid'S Genu.
s. Inc Preparations.

Delivered 10 any address secure from oeser.
EsTABLish Ed UPWARD OF TWENTY
YEARS. Sold by Druggists everywhere. Ad-
dress letters for information in eon5ience TO
HBNRYT. HELMBoLD, Druggist and Chem
~
and Chemical Warehouse, No. S9I broad gay.
New York, or to II. r. HELM BULUS Meii-
ssi psPot lo4- South Tenth Street, Pbiladel-
BEWARE or ooUNrERFLITs. Ask for
Gsl 3. BELAB0Lp'st TAKE NO
H3kRk, swsr
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M
HENRY r. HELMBOLD'S
CONCENTRATED
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
Nj
THE GREAT DIURErIc

Las cured every case Of diabetes In which |,
has been given. Irritation of the neck Of the
Bladder aud lnAlmI I0u Of ths kidneys, ulcer.
Rhvu Of the kidneys and bladder, reIontIo OF
'urne. diseases Of the PROSTATE gland, stone in
tho bladder, calculus, gEagel, brit!i>dust de-
,pusit and huruas Or milky discharges, and
jor enleeUle and dylcaIe constitution, OF both
sexes, attended with the following slm toms;
indsposltion to exerlion, los1 OF power, loss Of
memory, dIiiculsy OF breatnlDg, weak ncryer,
trembling, horror oi disease, HaKeiglne4s, dim
ness Of vision, pam in the back, hot hands,
'Aushng Of the body, dryness of the skin, erup
ton on the face, Dalild Gounteuance, universal
.lassituie VI the muscular systsm, etc.
Used by persons fr0!n the aHes Of eighteen
to tS enty five, and froIn thirty live to ily.tiye
or in the decline or change Of li!ei alter con-
dIen.
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HENRY r. HELMsoLUs
HIGHLY oosCENrRArED COMPOUND
.ELUiD EXTRACT SARSAPARlLLA.

Wilt radically extermlrsts from the system
scrofuls, Hyphllas. fever sores, ulcers, sore
eyes sOTe legs, sore mOIth. sore head, brun.
chIiIs. SKIN diseases, salt rheuIn, C0nkerS,
Tuaninga from the ear, white swell ng], tu
mors, cancerous affections, nodes, rckcts,
gltadular swellinga, night sweats, r'sn, te!ter,
huiuUrs OF all Kinds. chrome rheumatism,
. dyspepsia anu all diseases tnat have been eS-
tablished IN the system for years.
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ADYERTfsING rERMsr
Charles Account.

Charles Account.
Little Charles was at school,
and though just Twelve years
old, he was head OF the class In
arithmetic. His father had
come home from his work, his
mother was ont that evening
visiting a neighbor whose boy
was very i'll of inflammation Of
the lungs. Charles, setting
with lis slate, on a stool near
his father. said
snow, do please give me an
account, and you Will see how
soon | Will do it,"
HWell, l will,' his father 70.
piled.
"Are you ready3 A rich lady
once found lying at her door,
one summer morning, a little
baby wrapped in an old shawl.
She could rot fud who laid it
there; but che resolved to rear
it, and gave it out 10 nurse,
keeping an account of all it
cost her, When the little
baby had grown up a fine boy
Of twelve years OF age, she
wrote the account thus;
A nurse FOR three year, at 500 $500
ClOthcs for twelve years, at $40. 230
Food for twelve years, ut $50 -. 600
Lodging for twelve years, at S25 800
Teaching, books, etc., Tor six
Doctor and medicines, three times. 26
sl525
"Ncw, tell me the sum Of it."
Charles, after little explain
ion, set to, and by multiply.
ing, found cut the figures mark.
ed opposite each article, and
adding, found that the little
baby had cost tho lady 81 sos.
allow much money! the boy
exclaimed.
Eyes, At is indeed, Charles
said the father. "Doyou think
you could pay as much?'
"0h, no! l have just one
half crown grandpapa gave
me-"
"Well, but, my boy, do you
know sou have to pay all that,
and much more, to a kind
ladyp
Charles stared.
"Yqs! Are You not just
twelve years old; and what
kind lady nursed you, clothed
and taught you2 l thought
Charles forgot who did all this
for him when he put on a sulky
face this morning, and went
so slowly on mammals errand
10 the bakera'
Tho little face was bent
downward aud covered With
blusheE.
"Let.me see your account,
Charles; there is something
more to put down. For twelve
years mamma has loved you,
watched over you, prayed for
you'll No money can tell how
much that love and these pray.
ers are WORTH When you grow
up you might pay mamma for
her love2"
Charles eyes filed with
tears.
~ will not behave so againl
| can never pay what I have
cost heiG"
When mamma came home
Charles showed her the acS
count.
She kissed him, and said,
"Oh! if my Charly grows up 10
b, a good man, | shall be well
paid for all."-S. S. Star.
The death of Mrs. Bray, wife
Of Mr. Reuben Bray, of this
city, occurred last Wednesday
under very affecting circum>
stances. She wes descending &
the cellar stairs, with some
crooks in Der hands, and when
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Beng prepared expressly for ,hc above cou,-
plants, lis blood purifying properties are
greater than ANY other preparation Of snI a.
parIls. u gives tho complexion rIear aud
healthy color and restores the patient 10 \
blood, removing ail chronic constitutional dis-
uasss arisiug lrUm AZ impure Stale q! the
blood, aud the only Isliitie and ehecsusi
known remedy for the cure Vi pains ani swell.
ing Of the bones, ul:eritluus of The throat snd
legs, blo:chrs, plmplcs on the lace, cry lpeias
anu all sc'dy eruYiiUns OF the sHin, and beau.
tllylug tho cuinpIGIlan.
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INEnAM & BRO,
OHILLIU0THE. 0HIo'

MANUFACTURERS OF BOOK, NEWS,
It1 Manila. snd Wrapping Paper, and deal.
opes. We hsve on hand also q choice lot
Notions. which we are closing out at very
small advance on cost. Orders solicited and
The highest cash prices paid for rags.
Inchlsyl.
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FROM HON. GEO. w. WOODWARD,

FROM HON. GEO. w. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court Of Penn
sylvanis.
PHiLtrELPET1, March IS, 1897.
lind Roos ind's perSsdH BHters" ft Hot an
oritd!ing bererage, but is Il goOd tonic, Etefsi
IN d,sordsrs Of re diges,irs organs, and g great
Asnejii in caseS Of debility aud vafa y "<rp0'H
sction ~ Gss syst'm.
Yours frpiy,
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JOHN 7. RAPER,
Editor and Proprietor.

.QPTIW--N, ". Corner Of Main and
logan Sts., Opposite Oonrt House.
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FROM REV. JOSEPH II. KENNARD, DID,,
PassSr Of the Tenth baptist Church, Philadei'

OAUTIoN.
Hogrdnfs Geymas RexediG ore coyHsey16tea
Ths gsaui,ls hare he signature Of c. NJ. jack
son on ne front Of he Outside wrapper y edeh
bOiae, and hs @dp,e Of ths article blown 70 socA
hotis. lslAeYs are oosaiSIfe,t
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fehtedtGs are me 0eft
Rfo0a Purifiers

srer knc'-n dHi IoGi cure All diseases y,si1hao
frem bsd h o. Keep your b. ood pure; h,p
yoHr Liver ;s orsHxans ds,; keep your
Digestive Orgpns "A IN Jonnd,
asd ny condition, Eby hs We Of |ASSs
rsmsdiss, and RoEl&s1szEm iisedSe 'OtH rer
GSsdH you The bea men in he country recon-
mend them. y years Of hon,s'reptita'ion % Jsr
anything yoS nlsat tyy thti. preparations.
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Weak and ne,icafe children

arc ma Q strong by using the Bit
ters or Tonic. III fact, they are
Family Medicines. They can bo
adnaiHistered with perfect safety
TO a child three months old, the
most delicate female or n man OF
ninety.
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
DIR. LOHNSNN.

Member OF tho Royal College OF Surgeons, Lon.
don, Graduate OF ono Of tho most eminent Col.
lcges In tho United States, and tho greater part
OF whose HE has been spent In tho hospitals Of
London, Paris, Philadelphia Rnd elsewhere, has
effected some Of the most astonishing cures that
were ever known. Many troubled With ringing
In tho head and ears when asleep, great nervous.
ness, being alarmed at sudden sounds, bAshlul.
ness, with frequent blushing, attended some.
times with arrangement of mind, were cured
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
.-I..-....aa.sa7a--r-s ..'...s m .-Hf'
MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and stock Market.

NEW YORK, August IN.
u0iD-'The feature Of the gold market to-day
ia the artificial scarcity Of each gold for use, Of
which, until tomorrow, borrowers have been
compelled To pay from 33l to 4 per cent, These
high rates have induced many who were short to
cover, which, at one time advanced the price to
ii9S. The closing price was ia; bid. Clear.
ngs about t54,OOO,0OO.
MuNRY-Easy at 313 per cent
demonstrating Exchange, Bankers bills,
1906.
GOVERN MESTs- Strong and advancing. Sizes
Of 81 have been particularly large and strong,
selling up rs high as 10Y. Currency skies have
taken another rapid tuTn. This feeling Of
strength Ia caused by the successful progress Of
tho new loan There have been larger transactions
to-day In governments than for long time past
A dispatch from Philadelphia announces over
two millions 10 the new 3 per cent loan, the same
being In the form Of exchanged OF b.2Os by the
National Banks. Jay Cooke d Co report the for.
wardIng Of two amounts Of one million each and
some smaller lots, and also fifteen million Of The
European Syndicate has this day been placed to
the credit Of the Secretary in London. ThCgOv.
crnments loan agents at Clews, Hablcht 4 Co.,
London, CablCd to Henry ClGws Y Co., Of their
New York House, that the new loan was In great
demand, and that their sales over the counter
to day amounted to i've hundred thousand dol.
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THE TURF.
The Saratoga Races


SARATOGA, August u.s.
The Attendance at the races to-day was
very large The first race for all ages,
thrse. Quarters ola mile, was won by Bel
mont Nellie James, FrogtOwn the second,
AMI MosrIIg The third. FrOgtOwn was
me- myorlte in the pools, The second
rncr FIR lhrcr.ycar olds, one mile and one
eighth, was won by Abbel Kerce. This
WAS a close race, the winner running neck
md neck with Tahman three.Quarters of
The entire distance; time, 1853. The third
rorc for all ages, one mile and three'Quar-
tiers, was won by the lavorite Elliptic, by
about neck; Hamburg came second, and
FrogtOwn third; time 3;OSt.
CRAB ORCHARD RACES.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. Is.
In the mile and three.lOurths dash nj
Crab Orchard, yesterday, r. G. Thomas
grey colt, Fire Bell, four years Old,
by lightning dam Dixie, by Sovereign,
won in 3.10t. This is said TO be the lust
est time made in America this season.
KALAMAZOO RACES,
KALAMAZOO, Aug. H.
On the fourth and last day there was u
much larger attendance Of women than
on any previous day, The first race, Tor
u premium Of 81 800 for horses that have
never beaten 2;4O, mile heats, best three
in five To harness, in which there were
fourteen entries, was won by Judge Full.
lertOn in three straight heats. Time
23Ot, 9;3S 80, and 2;39. The second race,
premium Of $1,000, for horses that have
never beaten 2;50, mile heats, three in five
to harness, nine entries, was won by Red
Cloud in straight heats. Time-2:Slt,
1886 and 1889 Is. The third race, premi.
UNI 5000, open to oil horses, mile heats,
three in five to harness, six entries, tour
starters, was won by Goldsmith Maid in
straight heats; Lucy second, American
Girl third, Chicago fourth. Time
928 80, zee 40, and 2:26.
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MARRIAGE

reflect that sound mind and body are the most
necessary requisites 10 promote COnnubial hap,
piness. Indeed, without these Inc tourney
through life becomes weary pilgrimage the
prospect hourly darkGnB TO tho view, the mind
becomes Swallowed with despair and filled with
the melancholy reelection that tho happiness Of
AnDther beCOmoa bRhLed with our own
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Two Of the escaped cOnvicts from
Sing Sing were reCapturCd Thursday
night, in swamp near Mack,
"A Milwaukee dispatch says the ri.
nlored disaster to the schooner Stella Is
confirmed. Her hull was lowed into Moin.
stcr OH Tuesday night. She was bound
for Pentmaler, Michigan. The Captain
and half owner, j. NJ. RaCmunson, Of Ra.
cine, and the crew orc missing. They are
undoubtedly drowned.
Col. James NJ. Scovel has resolved to
remain in the field as the Republican can.
dinate for Governor Of New Jersey.
Frank Buckingham, of the firm Of
Buekingham& Co., sash factory at Vicks.
burg, while attempting yesterday to cross
II spring plank between the two wharf
boats with some ladies', was precipitated
into the river and drowned.
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GhegnteII9enGeH:
BY TELEGRAPH.
MEMPHIS.
Murder of II Respectable Citizen by n
Desperate.

Murder of Respectable Citizen by II
Desperate.
MEMPHIS, August IS.
Edward b. Burns, well known here, was
shot and instantly killed at Magnolia Gar
lien IN the southern portion OF the city,
nj three o'clock this morning, by bar
tender by name Of Luke Padden, Burrs
parents reside at Batcsville, Arkansas, anu
are very wealthy. His death causes great
excitement here, and the greatest lndlg-
nation is manifested against his murderer
who is notorious desperate. lHdueh
was arrested and committed.
A, S. Mitchell, who has been appoint
ed special Master In ChanCery, by the l.
: District Court, in the case Of s, h,
Brown u.s. the City OF Memphis, for pay
inr the streets with Nicholson pavement,
has rendered decision in favor Of the
plaintiff for nearly S5OO,OOO. Judge L,
w. NJ. King, one Of the leading lawyers
Of the Memphis bar, died at Ramer, Ten
nrssee, Wednesday.
The Coroner's jury in the case Of Luke
Paddcn, for killing Edward Burns, this
morning returned a verdict Of williul muir
der. PaddGn was committed to Jail with
ont bail. There was considerable talk Of
lynChing Padden, but wiser c0unscls pre-
vailed. He will have preliminary cE'
animation tomorrow morning,
Last Monday farmer named Saun'
icrs, who lives near Wilkesburg, Ark,
was working in q field and his vile went To
take his dinner, leaving her daughter aged
sixteen at the house. On returning an
hour afterwards the daughter was miss
ing. Search was instituted, but no trace
of her was discovered until the next morn.
ing, when one Of the neighbors, who had
Joined in the search, found her lying in
the brush some sixty yards from the
house, with her throat cut from ear to ear
and her body bearing unmistakable signs
ol having been outraged. The whole
neghborhOOd was aroused and the search
for the murderer began, but up to the Ia.
test accounts no clue To The person
could be obtained A negro living near
was arrested on suspicion, but subsequent.
~ discharged
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CAFE ISLAND, N. j., August Is.
Jonathan Holman, n larmcT living on
the Court House road, two miles from the
Island, was murdered last night while
walking home from II neighbours house in
company with his wife. lie received n
lu charge Of shot and died in few min.
utcs Tie murder Is supposed To have
been committed by some vAgrant boot
black, whom lie had detected in rohhing n
melon patch some time since. The au.
,horities offer reward of $500 for the ar.
rest Of the murderer.
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No household should be without them. They
are perfectly safe require bnt two for an otdlnl.
when used In connection with DR.. Hollands
German Bittcrs, or Tonic, may be regarded as
certain specifics In all cases Of Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia, or any Of the disorders TO which the
aystpni Ia ordinarily subject. The
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PoDOpHYLLfN PILLS

act upon the stomach and bowels, carrying of
Improper distinctions, while tho Bltters or Tonic
purify the blood, strengthen and inviRorate the
frame give tone and appetite to the stomach, and
thus build mp the invalid anew
Dr. lloonGnd, having provided Internal rene.
dies for diseases, has given the world one mainly
for external application, in tho wonderful pre-
pAratiOn known rs
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New York Live Stock Market.

NEW YORK, August ID
CATTLE -Becycs count up 1900 today 300
for the week such heavy supply oyer'stocks
the market leaving Apmr hundred unBold, and
prices another half cent lower, making decline
or one cent since Monday. No TaLAns on sale.
Fair Illinois steers selling At lOlDlOhe; prime
at lie best at llkGlEc, Two cars Virginia,
Ga cwt, l0Hc, 80 pounds per cwt. The markell
closed bad. a,
900 for the week Market strong prices shade
higher. Some lat % pound Ohio sheep selling al
u, c; u car OE7G pOundsRl 5Sci n car Ol fehnHyl'
yania lambs 81 pounds, T'1c; STATE Is pounds AT
SIC. ..,
HOES Ten hundred to-day, making. = gN
lot the week. Market steady. \ car Of MlGhi'
gan light hogs spllingat $3.50,
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, August Is.
C0TTON- Mlddling ls0lskc.
FLOUR Family s. 1905 Us.
GRAIN-WhcAt scarce and firm and u shade
higher; red 81 1901 Is. Corn, market steady
with moderate demand at 5l65.c. Rye G1lttsc
Barley sOG9Oc, for fall,
GRocERIEs-COtIee, demand fair and market
arm. Sugar dull but unchanged.
OHs-Linsecd oil Bt6s5, Lard oil 7SbIh'.
BuTTER-Choice 10000.
CHEEsE-lIeld at 919Nc.
PRoVisIOHs-Po dull; sales at $i9 % Lard
81 C asked for old and SIC LOT new DUH n'r"'9'
shouldeHfSc; sides 5Se.
baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, Angus, Is
FIOuR-DnlI, but unchanged.
GRAIE -WhcAt-Drmand taiF ana market urn;
Ohio and Indiana, Il S0ltl o.. Corn dall, but
unchanged. Oats ilrm al lSGlOc'
PROyIMONs Unchanged.
WuIaET-Firm At Yi&c.
Milwaukee Market.
MILWAUKEE, August Is.
FLouR-Exln Supcrinc spring firm at q Il
6bOO
GRAIS-Whuai, M. !, Milwaukee, Arm al
81 OSbI w; No. |, q II, Oats, No, ., firm a. iOc
Corn, No. ], mixed, easier AT G0%c, hy0, No. l.
scarce, hSc, Barley No. g spring, excited al
B2c.
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, August iS
ACOO-Sales OF 1872 hhds. I.ugs Gk67ltc;
common 10 medium leaf 7s09c; good TO Cue
l0dDlbc. 2 ID
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new York Market.

NEW YORK, August Is,
CoTroN- Middling nplanls isiC.
FLnuR-Demand fair and prices advanced on
shipping grades; aupcriinc Western and State
I zoos Of; common TO good extra g. Is; good
10 choice a. 1905 co.
WRisKY-Ensicr at 9iN6tNbC.
GRAIN-WhCat excited and prices higher with
a hri.k export demand; spring No. 4, 81 32lbi 10;
winter red Western 81 fool 45 winter red and
amber 81 H. Rye, harley and Malt dull Corn
N buyers favor; Western mixed 6d@66Sc. oats
| htm; Western Ohio iOI0i9c.
WEocENEa-Rio Coffee. i9hGb GAc. Sugar
! Rice S9BgNc
rRoyIstoSs Pork dull; Mess ti3 ONGbia o..
wv Meats dull. Hams iS6i3Ac Shoulders
oA3o&S. Middlcs inactive Lard quiet; prime
BBurTEH-Dnli Western 10000; State iGG6ssc.
| CHEEsE-Qnlct At G(tilc,
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stimulating lts functions and causing II to make
its hillary seCretIOns in regular and proper guam.
titles. The Injurious results which invariably
follow the use Of mercury Ia entirely avoided by
their use. But II II not upon the Liver only that
their powers are exertCd. The extract Of Man.
drake contained In them Is skillfnlly combined
with four other extracts, one Of which acts upon
the stomach, one upon the upper bowels, one
upon the lower bowels, and one prevents any
gfIpIng effect, thus producing a pill that lnln.
GnCes The entire digestive and allmentAry system,
III an eqnal and harmonious manner, and its &C.
ton entirely free from nausea, vomiting or grip.
Ing pains common TO all other purgatiVes,
Possessing these much desirable qualities, the
Podolophyllin becomes Invaluable asa
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STATE BONns Southern securities, Missouri
and Tennessee strong; Others inactive.
STOCKs-StOCks have been active and strong
for Western Union, Pacific Mail and Wabash,
with good myers. Pacific Mail was sold down
In consequence Of statement published In the
morning papers TO the effect that the steamer
Henry Chaunccy had been lost. The statement
has been pronounced entirely false by the officers
Of the Pacific Mail Company. II was evidently
prepared and pamed on on the morning papers
by spectators having an interest In the present
Wall street spcculatlOns in.atOck The Pacific
Mail Company are about 10 offer reward Of five
thousand ,lnllnra for the detection Of the person
or persons responsible for the uttCnnce Of the
statement. Afler the stocks mentioned, the
principal dealings have been entirely IN Pacific
and Northwestern, The remainder Of the llst
has been dull aud heavy. The hulls still predict
al active market and higher prices next week.
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The Anti-CnthOiic Lecture EIcite-
ment ut Oglensburg.

OdDENsnuRG, N. y, August Is
The excitement about Baron lie Cam.
ms lecture Is abaling One Of the rioters
who was baiied on Wednesday, assaulted
one VI our most respectable citizens TO-
day, and then gave himself up. lie was
again bailed. The Baron delivered his
lecture this afternoon nj the Skating Rink
before n good audience, under the rrotec'
tioN Of the mayor and police No attempt
was made TO disturb him.
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The Pittston Calamity.
PrrTsroN, AUGUST Il.

III NIuNi hHbHHb -
The committee yesterday appointed to
examine the mine and ascertain the cause
oi the disaster, report after four or five
hours careful examination in the mines,
that they found hut one door on the up.
cast airway, and that through this airway
the men could hardly crawl The mine
presented m indication Of the explosion
Of large accumulation Of gases, which
were liable Mt any moment from thC
situation, to ignite by the naked lights
used by the men at work
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-19
The Northern rnciac RnlIrond.


OAK lake NIINNt NIIBUsI ~
The Northern Pacific Railroad Board
with Nicc.Prcsidcnt ColIaX, Senator Win.
dom, j. Young SCAnlon, and six ladies'
passed through Oak Lake, the end of the
telegraph wire, illy miles east Of George
town, this morning, all well. They have
had splendid weather. and are delighted
with the country and in fine spirits. They
20 down Red river to Fort Garry next
week. Last night they Campcd At Detroit
Lake. where the advance guard of II Dos
ton colony have already settled, with
whom the directors contracted last night
for the sale of all the rail wood land in
the township, ono hundred iamilies40 bC
settled thereon within the year