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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-25

Meadow VALLEY.-Work is commepc-
ing in good shape around the Meadow
Valley Works. John Lewis has put a
force of men to work mortising timbers
for the galiows frame OF these works and
Andy Snodgrass has also put a large
force of men to work laying the stone
foundation upon which the machinery
will rest. Good progress is being made
in all parts Of the WORK; we took a sur
vey and like the appearance ourselves.
VIZ stated in yesterdays RECORD from
information that We believed to be sc-
curate that Captain Hosmer was Cap
tain in the regular army, this is an error
as we are informed by Tom Campbell
(who is we'll versed in military matters)
that be was Captain of the Third Cali
fornia Infantry and went to Utah with
Connor's command.
LOVELY WEATHER.-T The weather at
the present time is extremely pleasant,
the nights generally cool and the days
warm and genial, the thermometer, in
the shade, standing above the temperate
mark only five degrees; men during the
day running around in their shirt sleeves
and some in busters, but the more eau
tious in little warmer clothes.
RAYMOND & ELY FoUNDRY.--Two car
loads Of pig iron from st. Louis will ar
rive here to-day, the weight of the same
being forty thousand pounds; also, one
car load of coal - twenty thousand
pounds-from Pittsburg. The above are
for the use Of the Raymond N ELY
Foundry.
GETTING WELL.--Matt. Schustrich ap
peared on the streets yesterday. 1t being
the first time in couple of weeks. He
looks very thin and gets on with great
difficulty, but says he is feeling much
better and that the pain is leaving him
We are glad to see Matt getting around
WRIST P1N.-On Thursday night at II
O'Clock Mr.. Dow went to work on thu
wrist pin belonging to the Raymond &
Ely Hosting Works machinery, ant
completed his job about 5 O'Clock last
evening. This is the fifth wrist pir
broken.
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nineteen years Of age, named Thomas
Horton. killing him instantly; S,rader
then He'd the country.
BANGOR, Me-. Sept. 2i.-Nearly CON-
plete returns of the vote 10 the Fourth
Congressional District give Plnis,ed, Re
publican. majority OF 977.
New YonK, Sept. IA man and wo-
man in Robinson Hail last night fell
headforemost 10 the floor from the CELL
ing while attempting trapeze act. Both
are believed TO be fatally injured
BALTIMORE, Sept. 2i.-Mrs. Hogan re-
covered a verdict of S. 1000 damages
against the Cumberland and Pennsyl-
yania Railroad for the loss Of her hus.
baud by a locomotive explosion. The
suit was brought for $40, 900.
ST.. LOUIS, Sept. ar. X. Turner.
who has been charged with forging deeds,
was taken from Quincy, ILL.,, yesterday
to California, Mo, on requisition from
Governor Harden. He is charged with
forging deed to about twenty thousand
dollars worth of land two years ago, and
it is expected that some startling devel
opments will be made at his trial, which
will begin next Monday.
The case OF Adler & Co., Of st. Joseph
Mo-, charged with enptying certain bar
rels Of whiskey without cancelling til,
stamps, came up yesterday in the U. S
District Court for the Western Distric
of Missouri, now in session at Jefferson
city. Quite a number of witnesses wer
examined. and so far as the case has pro
crossed the testimony showed about tw,
hundred barrels of spirits, received iron
Sheehan g. Sons distillery, were emptie
at Adler e. Co.'s rectiyiDg house, an
some barrels returned to the distiller
with the stamps unobliterated, refille
with spirits again and sold with the oil
stamps upon them, thus defrauding tn
Government out of some eight thousan
dollars.
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vlLEAsE TAKE NOTICE.-.ALL rA1I III
favipe busiDtss t.scsssslsns w ~ n ne G. !
be interviewed at my cId rssosnc On s'esus
valiey y. s.se' opi MARTHA CAMP.
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Pacific Coast.

SAN Francisco, Sept. "a. A special
meeting of the Board of Directors of the
Society of California Pioneers was held
last evening, Peter Dean presiding.
Hon. J. B. FELTON, appeared as attorney
for James Lick with the new trust deed
of the Lick estate ready for the sigma
ture of all parties interested in the pro-
posed changes. In addition 10 the pro-
visions in this trust granting all excess
after dispositions provided for to the
California Pioneers, the attorney for
Mr.. Lick presented q deed in fee simple
absolute for property on Market and
Fourth street, which was accepted by
the Board Of Directors of the Pioneer
Association, this gift being made without
any condition whatever materially ad-
vances the interests of the Society and
prevents litigation. The Society will go
into possession Of the property at once;
it is estimated to be worth about two
hundred thousand dollars. The acting
President, Peter Dean, and Secretary
Louis R. Lu!l, signed as third parties to
the new deed of trust, being authorized
to do so by n unanimous vote of the
Board of Directors. Judge John Curry
acted as counsel for the Board. The
Board adopted resolution of thanks to
\ Mr.. Lick and resolved to visit him and
I thank him in person at l o'clock this
g afternoon.
= A man named John Cooney was shot
: and probably fatally wounded by Deputy
i, Sheriff Stinson of Stanislaus county this
forenoon. Cooney had just served out a
u, term at San Quentin and had been ar.
l. rested on fresh charge Stinson tool
n him out into a restaurant on Kearney
IS street near Commercial, this morning
y for breakfast; on coming ont Stinsor
was abont to handcuff his prisoner when
n the latter struck him and ran. Stinsoi
n pursued calling him to stop and fire,
i two shots, the second taking effect in tn
r. back and penetrating the lungs. Coone
5. was taken to the city prison where b
is lies in very critical condition. Tn
3 matter creates some comment owing {
III o recent occurrence of q similar charal
Of ter.
le On account of the breaking down OF
r. press tho Call was not issued as usui
to this morning.
Q. SACRAMENTO, Sept. 24.-The event {
be the day yesterday was the pacing rat
"; for horses that had never beaten 80
ii for purse of $500. It was conteste
st for by Dan Rice. Schonohin Foss, Cd
I'D Fellow, California and r. Johns. I'll
of latter two were distanced in the fir
er heat, which was won by Rice in 2:252
lis the second heat in 2:24. The third he
re was given to Schonchin in 2:264, OF
tie Fellow being distanced for foul drivin
ice The fourth and last heats was taken |
ii. Rice, Schonchin coming in poor secon
let when the judges awarded the secol
money to Schonchin and distance
,ut Foss for colliding with Rice in maxi
mt the first turn; time OF last heat 2 go
m The award of premiums will be co
ily pleted tomorrow at 10 o'clock, and
Of Saturday il will be announced from |
An judges stand. The premium articles
ng, the pavilion will be called off on Sat-
ok. day evening, the last night of the fair
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BALLAD OF THE CHOPsTTcK WAR
IN NEVADA.

Augustus Cesar Chopstick, oh how gallant was
his fight.
from early morn until the sun had gone to he'd
at night:
Rive hundred tawny Indians, hesieged his
ranch all day,
And sought and fought to get shot at Chop
stick. who lived all alone, with only his
cattle, in Spring Valley, White Pine county,
state IF Nevada, him TO slsy.
The shades OF night had settled do"n upon the
valleys plain.
Twas then the red men stopped the nght' TO
count their number slain;
Ills always thus, with lighting men who have q
battle lost,
They make show of rush and go, and then
brought to by short turn, they thinS II
worth while to stop, and count the east.
When they had counted mp their dead, they
found the prove-b fail.
| gy which ii is so often said, that dead men tell
no tale;
| The dead men told that they were dead, aud
were no use as such,
| Which killing tale, turned red men pale, for
! they saw four hundred of their force lying
5esd. and that Chopstick had such q killing
wsy with him that he killed too much
1.-THE Great Bear take" said sagamuck, the
biggest Chief of ALL
{" The rifle Of this pest ChopsticR who's caused
our braves to fall
For never in the ancient days of which our
fathers sneak
Was such force, OF man and'horse, as FIVE hun
dred red men defeated by one pale-face, and
all because he has such an enormous quaint
ity of cheek
IT'S true the Language of the Chief was in the
shoshone,
should his meaning be;
But then he pointed to his cheek, and It's by al
agreed.
He meant to say, and to display, that he knew
Chopstick to be remarkable instance O.
cheek, a schemer in politics, who had
suberabundance of that article in time o
need.
Then wept the Chief his legions lost, and grea
his grief and pain,
We must vamose the RANCH said he, an
never come again;
Take up your dead and bury them. and hid
your great distress,
But be away, by break of dsy"-which las
dying speech of the Chief, is faithfully ri
ported by that remarkable Shoshone shor
hand writer, the fighting corresr ondent {
Eureka's famous press.
When morn had ddwned and shed its ligh
the red men where were they,
Like vapor exhalation, they, had silent pnsst
away;
Piochers could not meet with them, nor Cherr
men nor Duck
: Could ever find, though 30 inclined, in all the
forced marches through the valleys, whe
the Indians were wont to be even a far
sight of a squaw, or a buck.
Then let the victor wear his crown unscalpe
from ont this fight,
Who fought the Indians all the day, and va
ished then at night;
fight that was of righteousness, wherein
took'the whacks
From all the braves, and Mormon slaves, t
ferocious Indians, making himself the pro
elevator of the taxes of his county, benef
tor of his state, and the white mans bait
axe +. %. R
Sept. 20, 1875.
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postponess.es...

The above sale is hereby pest pcnsd 10 Ierk-
day. October 5th, 1875. at the sfme nfur
and place. 1870
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And in accordance with law, and an order OF
tn Board Of Directors, made on the twenty sixth
day Of July 1875. SO many shares Of each parcel
Of such stock as may be necessary. will be SOLD
at public auction, at the Office Of the corporation.
on Monday, the Goth day OF September,
1875, ut the hour Of one O'Clock p. m. Of tsid
day, to pay said delinquent assessment thereon.
together with costs Of advertising and expenses
of the sale.
HENRY M. MORGAN, Secretary.
Ofice--1l8 Leidesdorff street, Room 10, saI
Francisco. California. SCI I'd
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Rates payable in United States gold
coin or it's equivalent.
All Consignments Of Goods Forwarded with
Promptness and Dispatch. No Forwartlin q
or Commission Charges.
Mark Goods Care "E. 4 r. n. r."
als-tf W. E. GRIFFIN, Agent.
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Phoebe West Extenaion Mining
Company Location Of works. Ely Mining
District State Of Nevada Notice-There 10 de-
linquent upon the following described stock.
on account Of assessment mo. 81 levied on the
18th day of July. 1875. the several amounts set
opposite the names Of the respective share
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SAN FRANCisoo
s.s Fn.scrsco. Sept "a
80, MORNING SALES

as FRANCISCO. Sept. "a
MORNING SALES
80 Alphs-E La
al Amazon 69c $50
20 Pest sBelcher-Ssys as
~ S.Iifornis--55a % W.
N Chollsr Potosi-9IN
%, 81 o6.cidentsl-3H %
~ ~ Srouu Point-s2 "a
"a Con virginis-z.o.
100 CosnopoI,sn
~ Gonld L Curry-l6a IL
$50 Imperiai-S
10 Justice 20
ko Kuickerbocker-lS
70 .dy I3ryan-e2Sc
ss0 Nexican--lSe 1875 lsasS II
so New York Con-lA
Gas ophir-4sA ASS 4sD-
900 Paeifc--lA
$50 Prospects, -
100 Rock Island-2a
10 Phil Sheridan-l
is0 sierra Nevads-lSA 1875 l9A
f4D Silver Hill
10 Union Con-oa ,,o
e00 Wells Fargp-26c ~ &C 10
$50 Woodville-l's IA
20 Yellow Jscket-oos"
900 Leyisthsn-lA
80 Gils-21 .
1an Golden Chariot-aOc
900 American Flst-2H
Is Bullion--35 36p5n
90 Overman-R
"a Morning Star-3s
30 Dayton-32S
% Mshogany-lS
10 Pelcher-lS&
AFTERNOON SALES
90 Alpha-l
406 Apdes-3A
30 Baltimore Con-
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DELINQUENT SALES.
Antilles Mining comu.ny,

Antilles Mining Company. ~ Lo-
cation OF principal place Of business. san
Francisco. California; location Of work., Ely
District, Lincoln County. Nevada. - Notice
There Ia delinquent upon the following oes-
crtbed stock, on account Of assessment levied
on the twenty.sixth Gay Of July. 1878. the sew
eral amounts .et opposite the names Of the re-
speetiye shareholders, as follows-
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All persons who like TO smoke the
best tobacco should use The old fashioned
"Poriqus" II ia made in New Orleans
and is for sale by Rolla v Watt, at Lees
drug store. II
REHADIIITATE the Bank of California
With an extra ten millions capital. he.
habilitate vour constitution at Panaca
Saloon with extra liquors and fragrant
cigars. Only one price one bit lw
FoR SaLR.-An A No. Riding Horse
and Light Wagon for sale-cheap for
cash. Apply 10
W. II. WILSON.
At Fulks & McAlpin's, Meadow Valley st.
W. Il. Wilson. dealer in imported
cigars, tobacco and reading matter. Sole
agent for Daily Enterprise. s. l.. Trib-
une and Eureka Sentinel. Fulk & Meal
pins saloon. If
II you want any tin ware, sheet iron
and conner ware manufactured or repair
ed, and also plumbing at very low prices,
go TO J. J. Halpin & Co, who employ
none but first-class workmen. II.
Din. DEAL has associated himself with
DR.. Hammond. from California, in the
practice Of medicine in this place. They
will be found at the San Jose House. Il
CHEESE! Cheese One thousand. pounds
of White River Cheese; also, best East.
ern Cheese, for sale, to the trade or a,
retail. at II. @. PoUJADE's.
C. s. RAYMOND, tonsorial artist, can
ALWAYS be found at his place of business
on Main street, above J. J. Halpin &
Co.'S store. I'm
IcE, CRYSTAL Ice. delivered daily BY
s. 3. MARITIME. Leave orders at saloon
of Z. Hamilton or Fulks e McAlpin. I
IL
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" And IN accordance with Law and an order O.
az, anu po.rd Of Directors, made on the twelfth
sns ~ JnIv. 1875, 90 many shsres OF each
usy OF such stock as may be necessary
iii Eli he sold at public auction, at the Office
Of the Company, Room .. No. 4Oa California
street. San Francisco. Caifornia, on Erhsiay.
bour OF one O'Clock p. m. OF said day, to pay
said delinquent assessment thereon. together
with costs Of advertising and expenses Of the
sale
T. L. KlNBALL, secretary.
Office Room Q. Nc. 4C9 California street
Ssn Frsncisco. California. au2s-td
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
ARRIVALS.
HUGH WHITES sALr LAKE LINE:
Fl Arnold &c Wright
Mr. Iarsar
DEPARTURES.
By aILMER : sALIsBuRY's HAMILTON LINE:
WI Gather Mrs NJ Tyrrell
Ella De We're Sophie Glennon
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-23

NOMINATIONS ny THE GOVERNOR
His Excellency Governor Jacob yester'
day sent to the Senate the following nom.
nations:
For Judge Of the Supreme Court, Ia
succeed Judge James +. PAUL, deceased
Thomas 9. Green, Esq, Of Jefferson
county.
For Judge Of the Circuit Court in the
Ninth Judicial District, to succeed Judge
]. W. F. Allen, deceased james D. Arm.
strong, Esqy OF Hampshire county.
For Commissioners to equalize the as
seSsment Of lands in the State-Jacob
GOshOrn, Of Charleston; 9. Heiskell, Of
Romney, and ]. W. Gallagher, OtMoundS.
vile.
The Senate was In secret session last
night, but II Is understood that Mr.,
Green's appointment has been confirmed,
and that no action has yet been taken
upon the other nominations.
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The marks last night indicated 8 feet
inches.
The steamer Express departed for
Parkersburg at $3.50 r. n.
The steamer 0'Neal arrived from
Sleubenville and returned.
The little Star Of the West resumed her
trips in the Wheeling and Bellaire trade
yesterday.
The towboat Fred. Wilson passed up
with an empty tow OF barges.
The steamer James Rees Ia aground at
Darlington.
The Hudson left Cincinnati for Wheel.
Ing on Tuesday evening with good trip.
The steamer Courier will leave for Par
ersburg at noon to-day.
The Salt Valley, en- route for Pitts
burgl, passed up at 3 r. NJ. yesterday.
The Market Boy will leave for Pitts.
burgh at 8 A. N. to-day.
The river Is now nearly clear Of ice.
ny Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, December 22.-River @
feet inches and rising; weather cloudy
and mild.
CINCINNATI, December 22.-Riyer II
feet 2 inches and falling. Weather cloudy
and mild. Arriyed-Storm No. 3, 81.
Louis; Thomas Sherlock and G. B. Church,
New Orleans. Departe d. Glasgow,
Evansville; MinneOla, Memphis; Ash.
land and Cherokee New Orleans.
NASHVILLE, December 22.-River 8
feet IN shoals, Arriyed-Eddyytlle, Cal.
70. Departed-T. T. 1Iillman, Cairo;
]. s. Br6nsiord, Point Isabel.
LITTLE Rock, December 22.-Weather
cloudy, warm and rainy; river swelling
a Ilittle.
MEMrHrs, December 22.-Riyer fell II
inches; weather clear and spring.like.
Departed-Thompson, Dean and James
Howard, for New Orleans; John Cham
berS, for VicksbuFg, and Cons Mlllar, for
Cincinnati.
EVANSVILLE, December 22.-Poft list
Red Cloud, from Florence and return;
]. D. Parker, Memphis; Star, Louisville;
all the packets we're detained by fog this
morning. River falling with IL and $40
feet on the gauge; weather cloudy and
foggy.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, December 3D.
Weather damp and cloudy. Arrived
Lizzie Gardner, New Orleans. River
falling, I feet 3 inches in canal; 8 feet 3
inches on falls.
CAIRO, December 22.-Depatted-Johh
Gilmore, Ohio river. River IA feet 8
inches and falling. Weather cloudy and
damp. Mercury IS degS.
New ORLEANS, December 22.-No ar.
rivals. Depafted-J. Il. Maude, Mem.
phis; Ouchita, Vicksbutg; Bonnie Lee,
Red river. Weather warm and cloudy.
ST. LOUIS, No. December 22.-Atfived
kinney, VickSbufg Clinton, Cumbef.
land river. Depatted-Collossal Cairo.
Weather warm and ioEgy. River station.
airy.
VtcKsBuRG, December 22.-Down-su.
sic Silver. Up-Louisyille, Belle Of
Shreveport, Katie Oakland and tow.
River rose four inches.
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TRUTH is mighty and must pFeyall
there is no rubbing Il out.
John Roemer's Dry Goods and Carpet
emporium is the cheapest and only exclu'
sive oah HouSs in the city. He keeps
the largest stock in the city, and sells, be-
yOnd all controversy, ut the lowest prices
but exclusively for clah; therefore bring
your money ifyou wish to save, To gel
a slight idea Of our prices;
Calico 8, 9, Z, and s cents, Muslin o
7, and 8 cents. Flannels 90 and % cents
shawls from 81 90 10 S. 90. Alpaca'
from 20 to so cents.
Black Cashmeres 80, 80, 90, and Sl0O
Carpets 20, %, 80, 40 and so cents and
thousands Of other articles too numerou,
to mention at less than factory prices
but only for Cdh, Please call and be
convinced, at John ROemer's Dry Goods
and Carpet emporium, Nos. 2Ol0 and 202l
Main street, Centre Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-23

REMEMBER Tms.-Now Ia the time oil
the year for Pneumonia, Lung Fever,
Coughs, Colds, and fatal results Of predis'
position 10 Consumption and other
Throat and Lung Disease. Boschee's
German Syrup has been used in this
neighborhood Tor the past two or three
years without single failure to cure. II
you have not used this medicine yourself
60 to your druggists and ask them Of la
wonderful success among their customers
Two doses will relieve The worst case. II
you have no faith in any medicines, Just
buy a sample Bottle Of Boschee's German
Syrup for 10 cents and try II. Regular
size Bottle rs cents. Don't neglect cough
to save rs cents. LOGAN, LIST & Co.,
d&w Wholesale Agents,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-23

Cry PERsoNALs.-R, l., RasSon, Of the
U, S, Army, is quartered at the Mcclure.
Mr.. Geo. W. Bausman has been ap-
pointed manager Of the A, & P. telegraph
office in this city, vice Mr., Ledwlth, who
has been transferred to the Pittsburgh OIL
fee. =,
D. G., who has been in i'll health for some
time past, has returned to his old home at
New MartinsvillC,
Sheriff Brown Is reported i'll.
W. J. Hill, Sheriff Of Wood county, ar
rived in the city last evening and put up
at the Mcclure.
Col. Lockwood, Of Moundsville, Is stop
ping ut the ST, james.
]. w. Mason, Esq, chairman Of the Re
publican State Executive Committee, Ia
stopping at the Mcclure House,
nj, Geo. Heinlein, the blind VioIinist
Of bridgeport, this morning leaves for
Columbus, Ohio, to participate ~ a con-
cert given in that city by the blind pu-
pills Of u State Institution. lie will be
accompanied by his brother, Mr. John
Heinlein.
Thomas A. Homer, Of Harrison coun'
ty, was yesterday appointed Notary
Public by Governor Jacob.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-23

HELMBo1Ds BucHu is still in the 70.
NTH OF lis popularity. Notwithstanding
The absence Of DR.. IIelmbold, the Cele.
brated medicine Is still manufactured al
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and Il
sold by all respectable druggists, II Ii
warranted for all diseases oil the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter.
ieits. Genuine has proprietor's private
stamp. John +, Henry, New York, Sole
Agent. d6W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-23

Music FOR THE IToLIDAYs.-There
will be Emusic In the air" during the
holidays, and q very prominent place for
getting II will be at Adams 4 Lucas, 1927
Market street. A good husband or faith
er who wishes 10 give hls wife or daughter
a present will step in there for n piano,
and they have Steinway's, which combine
all the essentials Of tone, permanency, Of
excellence, beauty Of castings and reason-
ableness in price. A cabinet organ we be-
lieve to be the source Of more permanent
enjoyment for any cultivated home
than all other modern household equip
ments. There is one variety Of organ
only which unites the essentials Of un-
failing richness and volume OF tone, ex.
tremC durability, and artistic beauty Of
general design and workmanship. Such
an instrument Is the elegant Smith or
gan. A number Of pianos and organs
have already been ordered Of this firm,
to be delivered on Christmas Day. Music
boxes, musical instruments and music Of
all descriptions are in great abundance
at this store; guitars, accordeOns, flies,
drums, banios, flutes, &c. Buy flute. A
man once asked II he had been to Ger
many, answered that lie had not, but he
had a brother who could play on the
German flute. A flute In the family may
enable all its members TO indulge this dc.
lightiul Complacency. There Is more at
Adams 4 Lucas than you could have
thought OF.
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LAST night there was a ring at Smiths
door bell, and a boy skipped in with bill
for zone pair Of slippers, s.; bought by
Mrs. Smith," "T don't know anything
about it," said John, uneasily, do you,
my dear?" Mrs. $. hesitated q moment,
and then waltzed the boy ont by the ear.
"Didn't | tell you that was for my hus-
bands Christmas present, and that you
shouldn't bring the bill till next month";
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-23

A CALb.-D. W. Byrne, State superin.
tendant Of Schools requests special
meeting Of the friends Of education TO be
held In the Sd Ward School, Building,
on thursday the 30th Inst at 2 o'clock r.
NJ, TO take into consideration the proper
manner and means Of representing the
School work OF the State at The Centen.
nial at Philadelphia next year. All
friends Of education are invited TO attend.