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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-18
An Example for the Colored People
TO Initiate.


The Philadelphia Ledger devotcs a por-
ton Of It's space to an obituary notice OF a
colored man who died q day or two since
in that city named Stephen Smith. This
colorcd man was born slave and so con.
tinued until he was 81 years old. And
yet he died in affluent circumstances and
amidst the general respect Of the public.
His good character and his success in life
ought to be the means Of stimulating every
colored man In Wheeling to try and emu
late his example. The secret OF Smiths
success Is in the fact that he was
an industrious, economical, sober and hon.
est man. People come TO know and ad-
mire him for these characteristics, just as
they do all men Of the same sort in every
community. They patronized him in bu-
siness because they found that he was q
good man TO deal with. When he made
promise he kept II. When he did job
OF work he did 1t well. He was not seen
loitering on the street corners spending
his time and money loolishly. He
always at work. lie was always max
Ing expenses and generally a little
more. He had o horror OF debt as most
thrifty people have. Little by little he
got ahead. His little savings began to
grow. The whitepeople respected him and
were always ready to give him inform
alton as to how he could occasionally in
vest his money to make good deal out
it. And IN this way he prospered, and
finally died rich. Before his death he
gave $4,000 to founding an asylum where
superannuated and helpless colored peo-
pie could find home
His example Is one that every colored
man ought not only to follow himself, but
likewise hold up TO his children. 1t Is in
the power Of many OF them to achieve the
same sort Of success that SMITH did. We
presume that their facilities for education
and Tor becoming intelligent are. de.
cidedly better than those he enjoyed.
All that they need is his perseverance and
force Of character. These traits united
with industry, sobriety and honesty will
accomplish wonders. Let them all re-
solve 10 initiate sMrTn's example.
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The Public Printer the Coming Man
for u. s. Senator.
Prom Tho YapAwhA Chronicle Of the l2th.l

From tho HanAwhA Chronicle Of the 12th.l
"Tomahawk," the Charleston CORES.
popdent Of the Wheeling IETELIIoENcEB,
usually well posted, Is little behind
times In his announcement that Henry =.
Walker Is q new candidate for the United
States Senate. Walkers claim for the
place was filed long ago, but was with
drawn upon the assembling OF the Legis'
lature on the goth Of October, upon con-
dition that he should have the printing OF
the journals and bills of the two Houses.
The bargain was promptly ratihed by inc
ring leaders, and the lightning calcu,
lator" was provided with another chance
at tho public treasury, and temporary
qualification for imaginary triumph over
Gov, Jacob. OF course the late I. +: Will
20 back on his promises to the ring lead
ers 10 get ont of the way. He will loom
up large and well in front when the time
comes; and we take pleasure in contem-
plating in advance the treachery OF the IN.
dividual who Is now trusted, but hated
and feared by the ring masters in West
Virginia,
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In the British armyEmedical reports are
recorded the results OIL o series oil expert.
ments conducted TO test the relative pow
er Of various antlseptc agents now in USE
for therapeutic or sanitary purposes. o.
these bichromate Of potassium was found
to be by far the most efficient, being equal
70 carbonic acid in preventing the growth
Of fungi, and superior to 1t in other agents
In retarding the development Of animal
Gull and deodorizlng putrescent solutions
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Non SUSTAINING CUSTOM HousEs.-
The Secretary Of the Treasury has had
prepared and printed a table showing the
receipts OF and cost Of running a large
number Of custom offices in the country.
Among those shown TO be Improbable to
the Government are the offices at Wheel.
ing and PArkersbug. At Wheeling The
receipts are nothing and at Parkersburg
the same, while the expenses at the former
are $3.50 70 and at the latter place
1884 80.
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Has discovered tho most Certain, m,
only Et, ,sa RI,i Remedy in tA0 world * y
ass ,S o. K shs SSsE .0 y 4mss setur
charges, Impotency, General DebIIi,H ~ d.
meas, DlspepalA, L1nguos, Low sniA;,tA ttVcu,
sion OF Ideas, PalpItStion OF Tie h.. Cur.
", Trembling, Dimncss Of Sipbt 81 T!n!!l
Diseases Of tho Head, Throat, NO. \. ssiStiaeis
fections OF the LiyeT, Lungs, btomStS . eGh, AZ
those Werrthle Disorder ariSine Inv y yBostI
Habits OF Youih-sIcnrT and SoiltssS eOitCl
more fatal 70 their victims than M =. p1cttt,
eyEens @ tho Mariners OF Ulyssss q u
their most brilliant hopes or aGteipss Es1ssAtal
dering marriage, &C., impossible, uOns, IN
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Obstacles to Marriage.

uAppr RELIEF FOR You've MEN from the
effects Of Errors and Abuses In carly lie. Man
moved. New method OF treatment. New md
remarkable remedies. Books and Circulars sent
free, in sealed envelopes. Address. HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, No. South Ninth street, Phil.
adelphia, Pa,,-an Institution having 0 high rep.
utation for honorable conduct and professional
skill. oe27-d4w
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THE strength of the "New Party" in
Ohio is shown by the fact that 1t polled
1O027 votes in a total Of 44S.599. The
prohibihonists polled few more, their
exact vote being 100st. These are
discouraging figures, and we presume that
the New Party will be heard Of no more
in Ohio or anywhere else.-PMladtlphia
Rnllktin.
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TAKEN together, the wealth Of New
York City and Philadelphia and their
tributary districts, exceed that OF the
whole Northwest. That Of Philadelphia
and her provinces exceeds the wealth Of
the entire South. 49, 1.
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SENATOR spRAdUE is broken down in
health as well as in fortune. For some
time past the responsibility OF providing
for the indebtedness Of the firm has de.
volyed solely upon his brother. b.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE

DR.. J. addresses ali those who hsTs ,,,,..
themselves by improper indulgence and ,SI',.,,
habits, which ruin both body and mind, rSsttSI
them for either business, study, society o. nv
Rage. -A
These arc some OF the sad and melsnebo,u
fects produced by early habits Of youlk \,
Weakness OF the Back and Limbs, Pains h n,
Head, Dimness Of Sight, Loss Of Musculr psS
or. Palpitation Of the Heart, DyspesIA, New,
Irritabiity, Derangement Of the DigutT,
Functions, General Debility, Symptoms q Ccs.
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FROM 5000 to 5000 bushels of apples
are shipped daily from Fremont over the
Lake Erie s. Louisville Railway, 10 say
nothing Of the large quantities shipped
over the Lake Shore road. -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-18

TIE fastest train on, the English rail
ways Is the Great Western Express be
tween the Paddington depot in London
and Exeter. It's average rate OF speed is
1904 miles per hour.
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apeclai Notices.

A LWAYs GET THE BEST.
NEEDS. COUCH SYRUP.
Nothing equal to 1t for Coughs, Colds, Hoarse.
ness. Bronchitis, whooping Cough, &c. For
public speakers and singers 1t Is Just the thing
10 make the voice smooth and clear
az Sold by Druggists everywhere.
MoCABE, KRAFT % CO., Proprteters,
od2i Wheeling, ". Va
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SENATOR SPRAoUE is said to have Civ
en- half a million dollarsto Mrs. Sprague
at the birth oil each Of his children, two
In number. r.-. ...t.
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NARM SALE.

I offer for sale the Farm on which now
reside, situated In Marehall county, W. Va. some
three miles from the limitsof the city OF Wheel.
ing, on or near the Fairmont Pike, containing
los acres Of frst-class land, nearly all Of which
is In fne state Of cultivation. Tho improve.
ments are all OF tho best, consisting OF Brick
House containing eleven rooms, with all the
eonyenlenees needful. a large eistern supplies
It with all the water for which rain water Is need.
ed. There is also q large Barn, with cellar; Sta.
bio roomtor Horses and twenty head Of Cattle;
Wagon House, Corn Crib, Brick Smoke House,
Chicken Honse, and 8 good Frame Tenant House
containing four rooms; with Churches and School
House within short distance. The said land is
wei Watered, and failing well at the barn.
There Is q good Vineyard of Catawba and Con.
cord Grapes, and large number OF tho best SO.
lection OF Fruit Troes In full bearing, consisting
Of Apples, Pears, Peaches, Plums, Cherries and
Ounces. with almost all the first quality Of
small fruit grown in this part Of the country.
ANY person dceiring good home near TO the
city Of Wheeling, where they can probably dis
pose OF whatever they may raise for tho market,
Will do well to call on tho subscriber, who VIII
give oil the necessary information. Terms easy.
ja7-d4w b. n. T. WAYMAE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-18

THE Bessemer saloon steamer, which,
Il is expected, will secure passengers from
the oscillation which produces sea-sick.
ness, Is approaching completion in Eng
land.
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DIED.

BRoADRIGHT.- Monday morning. No.
ycmber II, 1873, at two o'clock, OF Typhoid Pneu-
monia, Mrs. DsLILAH p. BRoADRisuT, sged 80
years.
Funeral from tho residence Of her father, Am.
herst Clykcr, Alloy D. between Boff and Chap
line streets, on Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
Friends Of the family invited to attend.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-18

A BAR of iron worth So is worth, manu-.
featured into horse shoes, $40 80; table
knives, $3.50; buttons and buckles,
$4,035; springs Of watches, $250,OOO.
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New Adxertisemenrs.
4 DMTN1sTRAToRs NOTICE.

nj 1 Son ua caHGrt 81 OHIO county, " Va; Ad.
mI nil q dc eitSte Of CHARLES Fnhr, deed
iatS az aid county, ali persons having claims
against fAId estate win present them properly
SSisns indehtSd Will call and make immediate
nSVment 10 SAM'L B. BARNITZ, Admir-.
P.In"ia l28 Sixteenth street.
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TIE Eagle and Phoenix cotton factory,
at Columbus, Ga, pays out $40, 900 every
fortnight-$94,O00 q year-to its opera
lives.
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MARRIED.

R-MoELHENNEY.- Thnrsdsy, No.
yember 10, 1873, at the residence Of James n,
Montgomery In Lewisburg, W: Va, BY Rev, MI
McELHBxNET, Of Wheeling, W. Va.
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A DMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE.

THE undersigned, having qualified as Admin
istrator OF the estate OF the late Henry .kurtz
cd to said estate TO come forward and settle Thu
aAne without delay, and oil pertonB havipl
claims against tho same TO present them proper
lyvefihed for settlement.
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no BITILDERS-

IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS
sss aoo as Sf oyse ise
tho cheapest as well as tho best material for
roofing In sLATE. Tho undersigned keeps con.
stantly on hand thelargest stock OF Peachbottom
and Buckingham Slate OF any dealer between
promptly al tho ioWessmstset priees. All Kinds
Of slating done cheaply and expeditiorsly.
-. w. Il. SHlPLEY,
No Is Bedford street, Cumberland, Nd. 20.
Box 500. ... sep25 :
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For sale.
a nGTION GALE.

The Household and Kitchen Furniture. alsc
tho Librafy. OF tho late Dr.. Wieeol will be eolt
Al public auction, Of his late residence on Chap
INC street, on THURSDAY, the 10th Inst com
mencInR at 10 O'Clock A. H. There WIZ ago o.
offered Tor sale Of tho same time and place
Horse, Buggy, &C. MARY L. ;, miEsEL;a
,,ovf4 per j. P, Wicsel
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A LARGE number OF emigrAuts from
Illinois are arriving in Oregon.
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.NOW IS THE TIME FOR sM0K-
IN ING Hot Buckwhcst Cakes.
The Enterprise Baking Powder
makes them MGR, Lighter and stssetsr than any.
thing else that you can use. Nothing 10 COM
pare with II for PuRITY and ECONOMY.
MoCABE, KRAFT y CO: Proprietore,
oc2l Wheeling, W. Va.
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/ will sell 1t In one lot, or divide II In lots Of
four or FIVE acres 10 suit purchasers. There 10
NO better land for Market Gardening Ia Ohio
county. Situated within one mile Of tho city OF
Wheeling.
TERMs-one fourth cash, balance in ono, two
and three years, with intereat.
SFor further particulars enquire OF the sub
GEO. ROBERTS,
iv7R az Main htfcet
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TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue Of a drel Vi trust and assignment
made by David retbitt TO me, dated October 20,
And Of record In Clerks office Of the County
or Trust Book No. q, will offer at private sale
from and AFTER the i5lh 10 the Soth Of this month
The following articles: one Blacksmith and
" agonmAker Shop, BlaetEmitfs Bellows, an;
yIls, Drill, Tire Bender, Punching Maehine, and
two horse Farm Wagon complete; two nnhnish-
ed Carts; assorted Iron, WagonAnd Cart Lumber.
Also the Ground Lease on which the ehep 10
erected. which has gk years % run;
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General Notices.
DROPOSALS.
A DMINIsTRATRIYs NOTICE.

The undersigned having obtained letters Of
administration upon the estate OF Dr.. II. J.
Wiesel, deceased, hereby notifies all persons In.
debted TO said estate for medical attendance or
otherwise TO mako payment tome. ut 81, Joseph'a
Academy, and those having claims will please
present them duly certified 10 Thomas o'Brtsn,
date. The late residence OF Or. Weisel Is for
sale. For price, terms. &c, see Thos. O'Brien.
MARY L. wIESEL,
Administrative OF DR.. Il. ]. wiesel, decd,
noyI4 At. It. Joeeph'a Convent.
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ORGANIC wPLFppo
DIR, JOHNSTON

Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeon, u.
Colleges In the United States, and H. e 49,
part or whose Life has been spent IN lie 49, ~
Of London, Paris, Philadelphia, and elsSsSs.ss
has effected someof the most astonlshIpS' ss.!I
ever known: Many troubled with rnSNS4 \.
the head and ears when asleep, great ss,,s,,.
ness, being alarmed OF sudden sounds. h.Ss.,
ness, with frequent blushlng, ATTENDED soHa
times with arrangement Of mind, were ; e.,st
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DIR. I,0NGDON
ON ..... ~
CONSUMPTION.
A Disease Of Terrible Fatality in
~ this Climate. 20

kop Ferer and Cholera combined. I.Oye than
100000 perSonS die annually In Mit com.
try from hts deadly Blaiddy. II stands
at The ptry head OF all the dlSsdSEs9
his climate In prsvllence and fatality.
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ENpORsRMENTs OF THE PRESS.

The many thousands cured ut this establish
erous important Surgical Operations performed
BY DR.. Johnston, witnessed by tho reporters d
the SuN. and many Other papers, notices u
which appeared again and again before the pIb'
lie, besides his Standing az o gentleman Of thai
actor and responsibility, Is SUFFICIENT guAiAnly
10 tho afflicted.
Skin diseases speedily cured. jRnli
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BOYS WATCHES

STENCIL BRUSHES.
Just received. the largest stock OF Stencil
Brushes ever offered in this city. They were
made expressly TO our order OF the finest white
bristles. For sale, Wholesale or retail, Low.
W. Va. STENCIL AND SEAL W0RHs.
No. Il SIXTEENTH ST.
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE. -

"A .- Nh
Centrc) which | now occnpy, 10 for sale.- Tho
house has 10 rooms, lot 80 by 1870 feet Persons
looking for plea ant resideneo, Of very mod
crate cost, arc requested TO examine the premi-
tes. For terms enquire Of
nuyies HENRY P. MORRIS.
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MARRIAGE,

reflect that sound mind and body are the mos
piness. Indeed, without these the jourrt,
through life becomes weary pilgrimage: IL
prospect hourly darkens 10 the view; the Mil
becomes shadowed with despair and filled MD
the melancholy reflection that the hAppines, d
another hecomha hlinhtnh with nnr own
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-02

4Hs MlA.4 4falh VIII run gubjeot 70 dsfaYa 'Inei-
lions where tine is RiVGn, - = So
NEW CASTLE TRAINa
SS" N ss yASSs bS 5Sf Milm1ngson aSd sAIIAdsI
Wilmington 3 Is p. NJ. for New CaetIe- -
~ SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS
Addtu0naIt q those chow ., leave smyrna for Clay-
ton H.S3 ?. m.s and T-S p. n, LaAVOCisVeon fSr
SmyrnaSO .. N, aud ADO .. m, 10 mSfe o0nrSe-
lon Sn, Eitn trainsto and fren Dover. Sld StationS
CONNECTIONS.
At TOWNskND, With the Kent County and Queen
Railroad.
At HAEBLEaT0N. with The unctiOn and Break
A. sHAF0RD with the DOrohsstor and Delaware
and Wie0uai0o and POcomoko Railroad
u p KINNEY qUpA
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W1mIngG0A and western R a,
TIVE TABLE.
sPRING ARRANaRMENT.

cOn@sneinF 4-Sii 7;a.
lns will run fol0Ws:
Leags NhuingtOa ~ 10 20 a N. and 53j D N
Leave LandenbeFg A5, 10 IS q m and 50 a N
Arrive At Wilmington S. N, OO and ~ . n
Arrive e LandenberE 20. II 81 q m and : 20 D m.
CONN ECIlQNS-Ir rains leaving WilniuRtan as
10 ~ q VITA 9ain leaving Philndelphia a Al az
N; Ba'timors a ] 80 a n. and DalaWais K Il trains
arriving ct 10 Is 4. m. VIZ : 'T--'~ = s~
Trains leaving Wilmington at asp N. connects
With train le4viag Pail hiA At 1 00pm.
Train arriving at WILMINGTON Al IS am with
train philadelphia at 10 . On.
Train arriving 1t WilminEtOn at % with train
for Philadelp hiA at 2 % D m
Train arriving at Wilmington at % m with
train for BalumoIs and WashingtOn al III D n:
WITH train fer PAiladslphiA and New York II 5 s.
IN. AMI With DsLaSars r trsins At 25pm
SUNDAY TRAINS,
Leave Wilminaton % and 50 pm
Leave LAnden6eFg s IS . NJ ana ls pm.
Arrive Wtlmingtsn - m. aud 90 D a.
Arrive Landeberg II D m- and a. ON
Trains arriving in WilmingtOn a. 90 D m ran
neet With train for PhtlAdelphiA at 30 N.
ODni0us connections between ". and W and p
". and b DspOts. and car 0f the NiI1inRton City
Hallway. DAVID CONNRLL Supt
ApA-W
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-02

sIeNs OF THE TnIEs.-Ths New YOrk JOury
nal Of Commerce thinks il good siRn to sss
both parties at the West-republicans ~ we'll
q democTatS-coming out against corruption,
without reference to party lines or party COndi-
liOns. When parties thus begin to make san
itary inspection Of their own households the ten.
dsncy is worthy ofthe WaFmest encOuaeemenl,
and even small beginnings can be acordedpFaias.
We would particularly encourage it here In
Baltimore. I.l' aHa9 l.
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R1iIrna4 Eilfa.
1IMk. fTAk4I a.

Taking oR0et Sunday, Jane z9th, 1gE3.
Philadelphia and W WasnfnGton kxDreSs Trains nra
aosignated thns, II 30s. New Ork and n 40.
train from RhisAdslphis connects for FOFtel Non
On account Of difference Of tine, trains leave BaI
mOro By city tine Ave minutas EARLIER than StStSd
below.
s0UTHWARD.
Trains from Philadelphia will leave dspOt. cor
per Of bload street and wAahingt0n aVonao q fal-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-02

On anaAR@ WON 6sDIY. 0sio6sP iStA. lSsi.
ispla Is1Tias rAillaal0AAl 40 ,. n 6sWii-
IS tF,h S5a s.ep q ssasiohs q ibIloua vh,
ll1neiledi Gray tsETy. sl1 2. n LaaAFOlla e.Sl
Hi asl.er. ~ ,: y ksnekis. e;t5 D. ms thur
- = 4le1lllas ie - - ~ altHa NilnipgeQl. las
Oln! lootol h y. KKNNHH NIX
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-02

A serious riot occurred near Remove, Pa,
laHl week, along the line Of the FhiladelphiG
and Erie RAilE0ad, In which Peter Raugh was
killed. and solom0n Swanson, @ A. Benson,
Martin COskey, Peter Mack and Mrs. Mack
EsrO badly wounded. The cause Of the riot is
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-02
ToTHIS6 6UHILIc: 6UIn.

i The Wiluinsou and RaadinR RailrOaA Ca1-
RaAY have eouplseod arTangemsnts b OaEFR Neaey
kaokogea and kxpraSs Matter 70 AMI iron Al poinfa
on the line oftheiF Eoad and WOst ChOIteF.7 : =
Abo, - FL poias - the Phil ladolp6ia md Rad
ING a1d CatagiSlA Railroads tnol1iinR Raaain9
AnsatoWn, Columbia HaerisbarE. LancaSasr DoWS.
tRgtoE1; AaAonsy City, Mt Carmel. NorristoWn,
Rof further ihiSgnaii apply a he Dspss. esr-
nel Of Front and Madison stFsats. W0minWton
= kxprsss natter ssak y franklta TeloErSoh oRsa
ena Ma4isen. or oraqIa laA with Nan alian q saSls
dehVsEanS asensa. WI FessiSe PVNnpt attas -
est asaI suV3 W.&GhGcs.
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Phtladelphls, Wilmington ana Bal.
lmore Railroad.
DELAWARE nIVIaIOM

IMPORTANT MOTTO R-On and amer Mopdav-
April 2lSt, 1873. PASSENGER Train viii leave SSS
IoIa ~ 49, z. m Tor Philadelphia, Baltimore and
delPhiA and Baltmore Connection win Tnn 10 So
trains TO and from Seaford a''
On and after the abo Ve date this Companv viii AZ.
continue running the early morning and evening
trains between Milford and HarriagISu
II, r. KENNEY Sunit
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RUsHs

BUsHs su sl-aorrslIos "a
STEAM FREIGHT Tine 80.
cs0 ~ ~ = aoovS VssaSt srsst Peil1asl-
mllateR. IS II. IsSigAt han4ls1 SaFlf6llg saa
EFs'av'A a-'aa'A WMUsa
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-05-02
ozEnAN, MONTANA TERRITORY FRIDAY NAY 2. 1875 7

.tlersrs when voice says from the atmos-
picrc flat one Of item has got to die.
n sinister alorfur,l.'' slid the niotlatainter,
as lie slowly /. fsetl his Int off his forehead.
looking him square ii tile eye. I've been
looking for you. Arc You fixed?''
That was III. the talk. There were three
shots like three drum taps. And two men lsy
upon the floor. Two little red strtslks stole
.llt upon tic boards, and lie crowd rushed
up. II was osera No. Tie girl stood with
elaze III i,er eyes. looking IL the nlotintiill-
Ger. Tl4eil she knelt BY hiin, put her taee
do,rn, kissed him. aud said, & Henfy. speak
to me; Great God my brother.n Then the
crowd drew back and was hustled again. The
girl still knelt beside the mollntailiccI, ard
looked at him with dull, staring ewes, that
pain made dry. She reached for his hand
and genily loosenea his dying fingers from,
the revolver hutt. There was 4, nlurmur.
click. a crash, and there were three eorpses
brother, sister and him who had murders ed
lie body of the one and the others soul.
Just over tile railroad track, about eighty
yards from the Aold tank, there are three
graves. They are annanled. And the loco
motive screams by them, ever bearing to new
lands the civilization that Julesbnrg pio-
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