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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-23
Weather Report.
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WARRINGTON, D, O.. Feb. q, 9,=R:0O ?. Y.
PRoRARurTIRa,


For Monday in the New England
States, rising barometer, northwesterly
winds, cloudy weather and rain or snow.
For the northern portion Of the Mid.
die States, Lower Lake Region, Ohio
Valley and Northern portion Of the Mid.
die Atlantic States, northeast winds,
cloudy weather and rain or snow.
For the South Atlantic States, south
west winds backing to the southwest
with cloudy and rainy weather.
For the Southwest, northerly winds,
rising barometer, and cold weather.
For the Upper Lakes and Northwest,
northeast to northwest winds, higher
temperature and cloudy weather. Re
ports are missing from the Western Gull
States.
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Now York DrY Goodr Mnrksr,

New YORK. February 2l.-BusInesS
quiet with commission houses, but the
Jobbing branches are more active In all
departments. Cotton goods IN fair demand
and STEADY in prices. Pepperell fine
browns advanced 4c per yard by agents.
Prints, percsles and fancy shirtings In
good demand. Dress goods active. Fancy
hosiery In Iair request. Woolens quiet.
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Board Of Trade =. Vic Woodhull =.
Hogs.

CHICAGO. February 21.-The Board of
Trade to-day adjourned till Tuesday next,
observing Monday as Washington's birth.
day.
Victoria Woodruff, who has been an.
nounced to lecture here on this and TO.
morrow evening, was unable to secure any
place In which to speak. The manager
OF the hall engaged for her cancelled the
engagement as soon as he ascertained for
whose use II was rented.
The number Of hogs killed here to date
during the season Is 1,603. .4S7, against
! r29l 900 same time last year.
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The WhiDky Campaign In Pittsburrh. .

PITTSBURGH, Feb. 22.-Preparations
are being made by the ladies Of this city
for campaign against the saloon keepers
and liquor dealers. A meeting will be
held tomorrow afternoon 10 complete
their arrangements. Quite large mum.
Der have already identified themselves
with the movement.
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An Engine Goes Over an Embank-
ment SeVentys6Ve Feet.

PoRT JARVIS, N. Y, Feb. Sat . P.
N. to-day an engine ran of the track at
UniondGle, on the Jefferson branch be-
tween susquehanns.and Carbondale, and
fell down an emblnkment sevanty-aye
feet, instantly killing conductor John r.
Harding, engineer Cramer, fireman Daniel
Cramer, and brakeman Thos. KaitRr.
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PoUeHKEEPsIE, Feb. 21,-Up TIL TO.
night $50 900 tons Of ice has been gath
cred In the depots along the Hudson, and
the season ID considered over. Last year
q million and q half tons were stored.
The Hudson River Is open TO a point two
miles north Of Newburg,
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CLEVELAND, February 21.-Grain =
Dull; figures unchanged for all grades
and quality. WheaL-No. red 81 669
! 81; No. 2 do 81 As. Corn-old offered
al 66c for low mixed, 64c bid; new offered
at CSC for low mixed, Gee bid. Oats
Quiet snd steady; No. ! State held OF 4sc;
No. 2 State 46c.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL,
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and s,ocL Mo,,,.,

New York Money and Stock Market.
NEW YoRK, Feb. 21.-MoSEY-Closed
easy OF 4a5 per cent on call.
STERLING EXCHANoE-Dull this Altar.
noon and somewhat nominal at a 81 for
prime bankers 90 days, and $4s7ia4 IS
for demand.
GoLD-0pened al l12i, advanced 10
1871, and closed at 1l2a. The rates paid
for carrying were 81, 3A9 per cent, and Tor
borrowing fat. Clearings, $51, 100000.
The Treasury operations for the week at
the New York office included dlsburse-
ments on account Of interest and In the 70.
demptiou Of $40 bonds. and receipts OF
se,774,905 for customs. Specie exports
for the week $4,000, s832,0O0 being
gold, principally American. Imports for
the same time OF dry goods were $685.
600; merchandise, $6,l66,OO0.
GovRRNAtENTs-steady and consIdera-
ble dnne
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GbeGtrtsuia

IT begins to look as II the $4,000 Of
private subscriptions TO the stock Of the
Pittsburgh, Wheeling & Kentucky Rail.
road were not available assets, Judging
from the failure Of ihe Company toget q
verdict at WellSburg last week against
SAMUEL GEORGE, ESQ, whose case was
regarded as 0 test one.
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HARRpBuRa, Feb. 21.-J. n. Kreiter,
OF Harrisburg and W. 3. Dimmick, q
member Of the House Of Representatives
have been bailed In $500 each on Q
charge OF circulating prohibited circulars
through the mails,
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Toledo Market,

TOLEDO, Feb. 81. Flour-Qulet and
unchanged. Wheat-Quiet and unchang-
ed; No, 3 white Wabash 81 AZ; No. 2
white Michigan 81 40. Corn-steady, In
moderate demand; high mixed e4a64ia
644c seller May; CSC seller June new
60ic; low mixed 62tc. Oats-steady,
moderate demand; No. 9, 47c.
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baltimore Market,

BALTIMORE, Feb. 2l-Flour and Wheat
Unchanged. Corn-AcLive and frmer;
mixed western 7Ga77c. Oats-Dull at
55a67c for western. Rye-Dull at 92s94c
ProVlsions-Heavy and unchanged. But
ter-Active and firm. Cofiee-Dull and
nominal at 24a2Gc. Whisky-Dull and
nominal at 90c.
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WoRcEsTKR, MASS, Feb. al.-The Fos.
Yer farm was sold to-day by the tax COL
lector to recover unpaid taxes of 1879,
which the Fosters refused 10 pay, on &C
coant oil Mrs. Foster moi being allowed to
vote,
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sAIr LAKE, Feb. 2l.-The Utah Legis-
lature adjourned sine die this morning,
very little having been accomplished Rt
this session. Most Of the bills passed
were Of such 0 character as not to meet
the approval Of the Governor.
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TIE women's whisky war has broken
out in WellSburg. Late advices from
that locality ny that several ladies visited
the saloons on Friday last and made Q
very strong appeal, and prayed with the
proprietora, who treated them with kind.
ness and courtesy" The women engaged
in the movement are described as being Of
"the highest character" 1t Is also said
that they were to receive many accessions
to their ranks on Saturday. We are not
therefore surprised TO read that on Friday
evening last ait Is the great thence Of con.
versation on the streets and in the stores" !"
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Died.

RALRlaH, Feb. el.-Rev. DR.. R. s. Ma
son, Tor thirty years Rector Of Christ
Episcopal Church In this city, and one Of
The most distinguished members Of this
Diocese, Il dead,
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Steamer News.

NEW YoRK, Feb. .21.-Arriyed-Steam.
ship Avarie from Liverpool.
LONDON, Feb. 2l.-steamers Calabria
and Minnesota from New York arrived
out:
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Arrived.

KRYWEsT, Feb. 2l.-The U. s. steam.
era Gettysburg and osSlpee, and the mon.
ltor Ajax, arrived here this morning,
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ROME.

TEE POPE CALLS AN AssEMBLAeR OF
BHHoP5. .
RoME, Feb. 22.-It Is said that CaldI.
nal Antonelli has sent a circular letter to
all Bishops asking them 10 come 10 Rome,
as the Pope wishes to see them before he
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FRANCE.


ALs0TIoN DRPUTIRS.
PARB, Feb. 22.-The Alsotion deputies
have Withdrawn from the Reichstsg and
returned to Strasburg.
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STATE BoNDs-Steady with the excep
ton of Tennessees, old and new, which
were active and higher.
Missouri. ........ .94Kl Virginia, old. d.....S
Tennessee, old. soy IN. Carolina, old..,.ss
Tenncsseo, new. .9O6IN. CArolinA, new. .igk
Virginia, new.......d9
sTocEs-0pened dull with slight ad.
vance, but at the first board declined I to
l per cent G., G., G. 6 l was an excep-
ton, advancing to SO, and subsequently
declining to SO. Towards the close there
was a partial recovery and the market
left of steady. Sales between 10 and 3
were $1,000, Of which $1,000 were
Western Union, 10000 Union Pacific,
$500 Ohio, 5000 St.. Paul, 10000 Lake,
5000 Northwestern, and 5000 Atlantic &
pa nt6n pratarral
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Negotiations are making for the return
Of Edison Bradley, the bankrupt Broad.
way merchant, who ran away TO Canada
from his creditors with seventy thousand
dollars in gold. Heis expected this week.
Among his creditors are q. B. Claflin and
A. T. Stewart. Il Is said that his offence
will be forgiven on his restoring the prop.
erty he took with him.
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CONCERNING THE NAVY,

The temperance crusade was opened
this evening by smeeting in the Church
OF Stangers and 18th Street Baptist
Church, both Of which were well attended.
In the former addresses were delivered by
A. McMullin and Bev. Or. Deems, urging
on the good work and intoxicating perse-
verance and energy. In the latter Dr.. r.
z. Sutton, Of Rome, and ex.Judge Van
Colt made stirring appeals for the sup.
preston Of this vice, though its evident
strong opposition be manifested towards
the movement! The advocates of tenn
perance ace hopeful OF succeeding in the
end. E
WaShington's birthday being 9 legal
holiday, the gold room, stock exchange,
produce exchange, etc, will be closed
Monday next.
Fair play., 1874-11-05
Sh;:esi:.r S Sale.

TX Write and authority oi an g.,
rc,ltlun i->u"l from i,r Iii = 81. til,
ticri: g.: the Circuit Court ni Ste.
Gcncvirvc County. No, rc,arr:.h!,
To Il" November term l~Ii, OF laid
t,rcuit t"u.; auG ,u H. directed III
favor ci Em III Becker. Truman {.
iianin:,i and William .ioac-. a..L
a"a;n-i the Chester and ir"a M"un
tain Rail Road Company and Eph.
riarn {. Dawes, ili on the III!
and 18Th DAYS of September =. Il.
levy Hr"" ~! >r.:c - lae property
ri ;h, within :a'nyl defendants the
tAe~;,raud Iron Mountain Rail road
Company and i'phriam G. Dawes ihc
following described persons Property
10 WIZ:
=; ha.s ~ hon in Main tract. lp:l Go,.n.
M bars an Transfer tract, laid down.
II bars not LAM.
:; Iron Cans.
/ kc.. q: bots rqr; full.
| ke- of Spikes part full.
:,;tnn FIJI. Joints part lai!.
| Switch Sand and Tar-ct with connect
ing rods.
/ Pie Driver VII, horse power and ham
inrr.
l.&;.,22 pieces o.. Ho,yn Timber.
Gi.:trl Railroad Ties.
And did on the day, aforesaid levy
upon ami seize All tie right, ti,ie, in
tercst, estate and property wh;'~"-
ever OF the de:rndcn;- of, in aud 10
the road bed ot the SAID Chcs ter and
Iron Mountain Railroad Company
and the land upon which the same i
situated, including nj. right OF way
over or upon the land o; said COM
panv fru!n the town OF 81. Marv>
Landing. on the Mississippi river To
the western boundary hnc OF Ste.
Genevieve County. IL the said road
bed is surveyed and married by said
company, including all land embrac,
eL in the side lines o: the surrey o!
said railroad as made by said co:npa-
ny and de>is snatcd on the plat there
Of prepared by said company, and
includin. al bridges. treS>cl-. TIM
berS. stone, earth, gravel and mate
rial in. upon or belonging 10 SAID road
bed said road bed and land Of said
defendant; being more particularly
described Is follows:
Be-innire s. the ~es:e-n LIMIT Q: the
town .: -. Na-y's al Station numbered
IL # the Chester and Iron Noun:ain Ra..-
road. running thence n - deg - min v
distance ct two hundred fee. = S:a,io,.
IL, thence hya Cured line "a the r:sl.
wI;h radius Of $50 fee, distance of
three hundred feet n station An. thence by
Il a. gen: t. said curve j de-. - min
distance .: seven hundred feet to station
~. thence Is IA cured line - the l.;; with
u -atE. Of 80 fe, Il distance of three
hundred Zee. - s;s;ion :}r. thence by tan
gen. = -aii curve Il % ie. % min " - di,-
,anca u ci-h. hundred Zee: :" station -.
thence BY c,ivye! line = tne righ. with u
radius 90: 80 ia-. q distance @. fUu- hun
A-ei Zee; - station ~. therce hv tangent
:" sal: cure i dog ~ min - distance
g tEr7- hg,. .-el let T. >.ai;pr -. thence
~ Il curve! ,irla - The .afi will. Il GaiIl, u
y :eet 7. distance q. one .Lo-sa1; fat -
Fair play., 1874-11-05
Democrctic Victory in Louisiana.

Louisisn.. The latest dispatches from
New Orleans Indicate 1860 Democratic
majority in the city. Gibson in the Firs.
and Ellison in the Second congressional dis
,ricts, each received $500 majority. and
the election is regarded as certain by the
Democrats. They also claim TIE election
Of thrcs other Democratic Congressman IL
claim ten out Of eighteen Senators and n,
least sixty members Of the House. Ti.ey
elect twen.y-three representatives in i.c
city Of New Orleans
Fair play., 1874-11-05


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W. :
.aEAJSS
E:;EEllI-eII=eeL E; h
:ehnehlIIT:I::. !: i. !: { I.
J ED G. raatic Rooster Flap
Your Wings!
10 FOR SALT EIV T.. |!
i,.; Tails, Lille Taas. All ..',ca.:a::

The election Tuesday pa.@cd
IF quietly. and resulted, CT &;
least the prospects are su@h It's
to warrant the assertion of
IL grand Democratic Victory
The entire state ticket vii Lc
carried by at least two hundred
majority, and the county ticket
by majoritics raaG@;:ly from two
hundred and fifty down There
is no doubt of any part OF thr
ticket, except probably that 6
assessor, which will &c tie clos
est contest. Present indica-
lions are that Burks viii carry
by a small majority.
We give below "a isartial re-
port.-not official, some oft the
precincts have been hr ,rd
.rom-non official.-whicb We
Ncre unable to come at Con-
cord precinct is claimed to have
given Burks seyenty-ninc ma
.jority. Which will place him
dread in the race, As the pre-
c:ncts not heard from are
claimed by Vost, it leaves
i,c assessors office in doubt.
.>eXs week we will publish
a!ic ra;urHs,-official-in full.
The following figures are
very nc.-lr cGrrvt. as tac rs
they go:
Fair play., 1874-11-05

\ ,iouS elder ot the Scottish kiri::
On his way 10 service "f Il Sabbath
morning, saw lii,In hoy and SIil
,,laving marbles. He wr9.i,!u!lv in,
ruircd "B"v. do you know where
children go 10 who r!a, marbles on
sunday" :" "Ay, ay,' answered the
boy "thcv gan. down 10 The field I.y
he Lrix' (oria.,c) "No..' roarei ,hr
c!ter, "ti:cs e" to hell and are burn
aa.' The little fellow. i""kin"
-'!iocksd and frightened called to his
sister, Come AVA, .Icauie. come
n.re'S i ,lon swearing awiuj!v.
Fair play., 1874-11-05
The Efcct;irS

From the St. Louis M<pr'ci fthc
:Srd VIC learn that t:,e probable result
OF tho election in that comfy Will lc
an entire DemOcratla victory. The
Democratic candidates 60: co-niy Of,
fees will, it is believed be elected by
.najoritics ranging !ro:a three TO t:ve
Thousand, and the state ticket, il Is
predicted will carry hy nearly ten
thousand.
Fair play., 1874-11-05

Tho utter rout o. Eah!caIism in
Hh,o is :hus elegantly admitted hy
'hc Cleveland Ittraf3:
SrooIrd," is The word. No other
exactly expresses the situation.
There Is 10 dol ing or blinking the
fact. The Democrats haze smitten
- hip and thigh. We have me; the
enemy and they are not ours by a
ju.:u!. ION the contrary, quite the
reve-s'. Il IS o"r scalp tha. is dan,
Ing Z, the Democratic" belt. instead
or the Democratic hair dropping
i.a:a onrS is We HAD iun!!v hoped.
The lei! Eeaiovra;ic tia,ic i> red and
dripping with our gore il is sad,
Very sal ica-!s-l horrible, disgust
ing!y sad: but nevertheless a tact.
We are busted s9ntiei.ei, scoop
ci s4onncG scocped.
Fair play., 1874-11-05

Tie teci>ion nj Il Boston Court.
that. :. * woman icn,:> motley :" her
husband she oanot get II !ack. only
confirms in law wha' ha> long t"il
GOOD IA u! K"
Fair play., 1874-11-05

The Hsra't has 4 report that the
Madrid Government has sent S..0Q0.-
uH ;ohc distributed; among nsCarI-t
.e: 'ers As bribc to emf the evil
war. ITe dare sly this is what they
would do If they could. hut where
-oa.i they raise FIVE wil,ioEs
Fair play., 1874-11-05
a !r.c. tcr.

I!'. thrilling story u: innani:.>
al! :Saprlir has been told in vain
!; j, rr"hablv, u little too ancient
81. lar away - *'i; the tastes q
mCt,In c,ilircn. o. - least it doc:
~. seem tD ioucii tier hearts. v,
h.v" instance, every day that IN,
lnndcrn boy has not that high r".a:,
for truth w..ic.. !. Whole wor.I iui
.: good books and ri"uS warning,
"uri; I" promaic. The last exam
pic occurred in peach harvest. \
c"a.'"man-Ho matter w:ere-lo>
nature i The same al! over tie " OH J
hal apcach orci.a:,. an,i hi, neigh
h..9,' children knew il. They oite,
~.r;lt for h.S peaches. On. day hc
s;.": :. Icy L" tree busy picking
pe"c'ies, and The benevolent gen,
tIcrl"n did u0t shoe; n him but con-
cr!vti 4 design OF teaching the
nrt!.in 4 sharp lesson. lie SlyIy pu:
q :rry natural looking stuffed canine
uf,!er the tree, and conceain. him
self watched for results. Soon as
appetite was satisfied and pockets
wc": full, tho boy mad: preparations
TO Grsccnd AM; discovered tho do.
g'arinr at him with staring eyehail-,
:;t the foot Of the tree. There was
no bark, and no perceptible was OF:
;:lc tail, hi. the brgtc was too sure
ii Ii. game TO Waste his breath with
'ri:i.s. The boy paused. lie tried
wh;>l!irg and other coaxlns cxpedi-
onis. and "hi>s," "gct ont" and
-;rrrer methods II! in vain. The
s:al.a., animal was proof against
Establishments or threats, and be
seemed TO grow bigger and bigger
rs lark came on. The boy settled
h:'n>eIf rs Well is he could for the
night. but did not spend it in rclen-
taEce. In the morning. the kind
Gentleman cane out 10 witness tie
beneficial effects OF the lesson.
Neither the boy nor the dog hal
changed places. The man asked the
.:itle iellow how be happened TO he
ur the tree. He prontly answered
hat he hai been CHASED by the dog
AMI had climbed the tree 10 -et cut
Of his way. The aston!~hed man
u, picked up the dog and carried it
into the hou>e. anu left the boy to
lie A.s way through ,ae world. He.
get through It.
Fair play., 1874-11-05
Mana Shaib.

Ae H"h!c confirms the capture oi
Xmas ',''''':'"" monster OF seventeen
t-"@ "-', sufrehdere" I" 'he hfi'i>ti
~ we '-""af;!lah .! scid.a' IN 1924
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ioriv :c'. = station ll.3 plus II, thence tv IL
reversed carNc- line :" she right. with 81 r.,-
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eUr,",! ....-' - tie .r:i with Il radius ot 1883
.ec: ,:.>;...ce ct iiIe hundred AMI Sevcr,-
. ;v-,.!-.c .cct = station ll>.'. thtrcc ~
.an.,ru; - sail curve = >i>irS ~ min
E. distance o.: 'hrcr. hurjioi ;ert. - station
= -. thence l'y Il curved line ~ the ri.h;
ai.h = r..li..> Il I..h feet. Ji>ia, ~ uf
hight ......r .uct.tu station 1900. thence
b., !. t.'...r'., I >aii curve !. :; Le. - min
y. a ,!l>.aGrc II fourteen hundred feet. g.
>t.t.ai IL /. 'trucc " a curved linz - :hr
If. y..,h 81 r,t.!jy> ~ "~-d tcrt distance ~:
thirteen hundred :cct T. >tI;ir'l 49,. thence
J., - t. gent - sand curve :; dc.. - min
w. = .I>::.!.rr v! -..N,, .UuiIr,! and fiiy
f,rt T. >Ia: % TT plus ih.thyucri,y - curS-
i ,i,.. t. t.,. LEI: with "a radiu.> cf 1910
feet - distance II IN hundred An! t;f;v
-; = -:s;.,a i-ll. thence hy ,ai .:y': -
SAID yurl" -ri H., ". Il distance -. IN hun
i:rl and irl;N u:I.c-trct T. >ta;iun l2t.
u.,.- ~ there, " u carved lina & the ri.t;
aitL :. r..,.,u> uI T.; feet, IA distance -.
three hundred and liiIy feet. I" station i@in
p.I- .''. th,.ncc !, = :angr:., :" said curve
- dee, " 8. distance o.: ihrc" hurGrrsi an!
:,-:. w !y,.t. - station - plus ~ thence.
hy a r.j:,c,! Ike l. the lr,t. with - radius #
ar, t,r :. "a L.-:.icr e.; three huu,ir.i an!
lii.y u:u- feet. {" station l2i>, thence ~
i tu,. CENT /. sail curve - de-; - min
'ti>t'.'' 90 49, "'.','''' ~" s'N" se'r'
-. : ~, "a
."'''' 1.'.' - '''' = - y.
H't' "'>''l'' a.. a." 'ni'"
80 - >'''r''" - M
~ ,,s.'' - - ,,.,. ,
lance "' "tr ""'''''' am '', '"'' ""t
:" ,'a'''h - i'"> '',t'' ~ curve
M. IL ''' 'lSH'' W" '''''"> =. ~ .."'
rex 10 >'''I'" - "a. 80 20 WV ',s'
I" III" Fi,H' "'th r"''l''s ri '"' ie-i as
- 81 !. ~ t'''t'" .t'' '"','H '.N' ''-'
.'.'i'H ~ l'AI =, ,'''i:.' "S ",'.S'as
L" SAN curve "H M" "'"a'.."
~ ,inr at"tfo1 "'i "''rN 7,'Eh' .''' 1,
station ~" :'.Ns -; 'h'hte ~ ':fSri
..''' = lie t.-At Win '',''''> -; Ii' ''e' d
I'-t'''' 81 !""t "","''"' "'' ','''H '''
!'r' !" ''a'i"" - il.'> - 'l''f'' ~ ''h-
G'h' I" SSr. '"'N' - - ." 90" nan - d''-
,''''r 81 "'''h "''"H'd '''; :" ''H''|h
i-'' i'.'>''' 'i'h'' ~ a'"'','' '''s y ''c
.cit- Wi'H = ~ '''.- -, i'''' ''''' 'l''sh''
- 'i:h' ".'ht,'" '''n "I'''h i"'l l. T'a'',h
- r."- ~. t,'r'' ~ 'H'''' ''n" '' III"
lei, ." II" = f';'''- - i-''' ir,i F." "''tsn'c'f
ar h""Hr''' "ii 'G.h' l,A :" |'s'i"n
- iI's - 'h'n'r "N t'"c"h' y 'ai'.
c"rN- q" e.: !" 'i.'h w." ',i'tai'' . '' '~'u-
NV |"naf' u III" wen ''"'. !" '''sien
iFts i'lN~ 80, t'.'' ~ y u We! 'hst 20 t'''
Fair play., 1874-11-05

Tie ,lcepe: u:' one OF HE Hc0-n.ain
hoic.> IN California i going - Keep
his Establishment open ~ winter.
with arrangements tor sleigh riding.
>now-shoe exercise, skating. &c. :,
that people can g from the green
valleys below ~ the muua...;i, I"p
;io.' " taste q. w:nic". and re,ur. nc
>"nla tav if .hev chag>r.