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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-10-25
NIAlsISlILI.

SEPT. 25iiI. by Rev Elias Lands, Niss Mar.
bnra Grayhl. Of Monroe Twp, Juniati 90 II
and Mr. Irwin q. uray biil oi " est Perry Twp.
Snyder county.
sept 2ith, at tho U. u. Parsonage. by Rev.
j. L. smith, Mr. Thomas u, Lease Of Frem ont,
and Miss Ellen Graybill. Of Rishnold,
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Every psrson should know how to treat q
iesh wouad. Every ono Is liable to be placed
In circumstances away from surgical and ve-
terinAry aid, while he may have to save his
own lite, tho life Of friend, or boast simply
from the erercieo OF little common sense. In
the hrst place clo.s the lids OF the wound with.
IN the hands aud hold them hrmiy together to
check the dow Of blood until several stltebss
can be taken and = bandags applied. Then
should II bs painfui, takes u painful OF burning
GOALS and sprinkle upon them common brown
sugar, and hold the wounded part In the
allAysd, and tho recovery proceeds rapidly.
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YNHE undersigned viii sell his late resi-
j dencc situate on Main street, the Bor.
ough OF Midilehurg, Snyder County. Pa
This is sdesirablc property AMI was for.
merly kRown as tho EAGLE HOTEL The
improvements compri = n LARGE DOU-
BILE FRAME HOUSE. SUMNER HOUSE,
LARGE SHED, ICE HOUSE. and other
outbuiliings. An excellent well Of water
at the door. Il Is suitable for private
dwelling o. n Hotel, and located near the
centre OF business.
Terms easy and reasonable. FOR furth-
or particulars call on or address
j. W. OVwfG,
wa,sontown, Nor,h'd Co., Pa.
Arg. 81, 1876.
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Auctioneer. II. Uockon

burg, of Middlocreek, p. o., would an.
nounce TO the people of Snyder coun.
ty. that he will cry sales for real and
personal property, at short notice and
on the most reasonable terms. lie
guarantees satisTaction. Nar.l5.77ti.
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"kuRtKA" Il tho sentiment Of countless sui.
fcrors who md the balm Of relief and tho foul /.
tain OF their health and strength, In AygR's
sARsArARtLLN. 1t Is the most potent OF all
the alternatives to purity the system, aud ellen %
the blood. IL possesses invfgorating Qualities,
purges out tho corruptions which mingie with
tho blood, promoting arrangement and decay.
We are assured by Intelligent physicians that
this medicine cures beyond all Others Of lis
Kind, and We can fortify this statement by our
own ex xpericnce. .-ATnoL (MAssJ wvirEfLAo.
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PRIVATE sAGE.-Tb. heirs Of

Samuel Smith deceased. offer ss Private
Sale, n Yeluable tract of Lame stone Land.
containing soont 20 scfes, snd two Lots Of
Ground, with House. Barn and other im
provehen,s, very cheap. and on reasonable
terms. The property is oil in the Borough
limits. For particulars call on or addres,
GscRos W. Smith, Middlcbura, Snyder
County, Pa. Aug. l6,77u.
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. g. Wells Of selIsssrcvs, bss b.

--s. Wells Of selisssrcvss bss jnsl
returned from New Yorh ssd Yhilsdss-
phls and hss now filled NJ o1srv viii
The largest stcck Of FauUy oosslA kssiops
and dry gopds. ever brouefte 10 Sbis soup-
". Everybody b nvitsd 70 ess's ssd ~
amino tho goods and vvlSsS ~hsskss ~
purchase " not.
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a gcod &omsstic sulphur bsih can bs IN
stsnNy yssPssst " taking cake ef hwss Z
ssvsdIsN slti. 20 as slang phrase, "knocI
Ss6 spolB -" say Victim Of SutApeous bisVi.
49, eyj4 ~ ell druggists as cents
nn1y wsis ed whiskss dye, black o. brown
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NOTICE.

Henry Mechay J IN the Common Pleas
rs for Snyder County, No
amelia Treas'er. los Of Sept. 7. 1873.
The public are hereby notified that Amelis
Treaster defe n dant to Abov. stated judgment has
legal and equitable set-on to the same, and par
ties negotiating for . transfer or az s'iKnment o
the above Judgment will take notice that said
soton, with all other equities to which the De.
fendant may b. entitled will be SGT up as against
AMELIA TREAsTER.
ruIv 10
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A LI persons Interested are here,
l. N by notified that william Haius OF Chap.
man township, Snyder county. made an assign
ment OF all his effects, real and person al TO the
All persons having claims are rogue sted to pre-.
sont them to tho undersigned, and prisons In.
dsbted will please make Immediate payment.
LEVI KEPLER,
April. -, ". Assignee.
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"TRr Bsrs IN BLrK."--rhisis is the namc Of q
National Capitol and devoted to pensions,
bounties, claims, patents, and army and nsvy,
IL fs published by Nathan W. Fitxgera'd. at
the remarkably low price of twenty-five cents
per annum. Tho general reading matter is
most excellent, and the department devoted
especially TO the interest OF soldiers aud their
representatives. is very valuable. We advise
cvery ex-soldier TO send twenty-five ofs. to
Nathan w. Fitzgerald, Washington ID o., and
Z ceive The BOYS IN BLuE for one year
STORM LAKE PILOT, t1oxa.)
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SANFORD'S
JAMAICA
GINGER.
malca Glngnr.
RU P T URE
msica Glng r.

/ Those wishing Rclief and CurN for ipiura
should consult l,F. }. A shERMAS, go
I Broadway, New York.
send iOsts. for his new bo'h, with photo graphic
likeuessrs of bad cases before Aui aret cure.
Beware 81 ehea'S who pF,.sud te faraish DR..
Shsrm.n's tire aincni.
One OF th-se telloss . eerufsn oierk,, uos
calling himss.f Dr. W. Cremplen. 1, inIi't-
ei on cpmulaiut OF nr. =. ana sNaits trial for
| fOtgery Ani elIhc IlonAeut.
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Tho only combination ~
the irun Jamaica Ginger
With -holcr ArJnaiics ami
french brandy, flr weak
ness, wear!usssani pru.ira.
tiuu of the nrryous flrces,
Inability o. slrsp, colifes-
Il the oN'To rlitios AMI sus.
y rLdci circulation, IL crate.
mi hoJu - sa1rriug hu
inaulty at once soliLiur,
siren 9iheuiug. ard refr -.
iog. Ask tor Ssu.crd'- ia
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YOHN u. BACUMAN.-
M iddi eburE, snyd cr County, Pa.
u Justice Of the Peace 4 Convey yancer

Deeds, Articles &c. written. Collections Of all
kinds made, at sho tnotiee, and on the most lio'
will receive prompt aud careful attention.
May 81, 'T7u.
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Locnl News. &c.

ALI communications. business let.
tiers &C., for this Office, to secure
prompt attention should be addressed
as follows: The PosT. Middeburg,
Snyder Obupty, Pa. Advertisements,
com runicatiou &c. must be handed
ia by Monday noon, to secure inser-
ton in next issue
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For all the purposes OF q Family Physic;
and for curing Costiyeness, Jaundice,
Headache, rysipelas, Hheuma-
tism, Eruptions and Skin Diseases,
Diliousness, Dropsy, Tumors,
ner pni' for purifyins ~ the BIood.
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4 DMINISTRATORS' NOTICE.

A-Letters OF administration on the estate o.
Lana Ysager, late OF Monroe township, deed
having been granted to the undersigned. all per
sons knowing themselves indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment while
those having claims will present them duly
authenticated for settlementto
HENRY RElNER,
Shamokin Dam, Snyder county Pa.
or JACOB BQRElNER,
Northumberland, Pa.
SEP. Q, III. pd. Adminisu ators
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A DMINIsTRATORs NOrICE

"a Letters of sdministratiou on the estate OF
Samuel II. Miller late ~ Washington Twp.
snyder county, Pa, deceased. having been
granted to the undersigned, all persons knowing
themselves indebted TO said estate are re- egiesi,d
to make Immediate payment. while tho.e having
claims viii present them duly authenticated for
settlement 10
EDWARD MILLER,
Aug. Q, ~ Adminis,r,tor
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date says : Aossore hsld Of growing wheat,
belonging 10 dAainnss Martain. In Derry
township, 10 beins destroyed by o email whit,
s.s%s % 70 u Ss .hs con%oa 's grub. Every stalk Il
OF OF close 10 the root. AND 10 looking ovsI
the nsid large pstshss appear TO be entirely
tsre. upon exAmining The ground closely
jointpv nsld. belonging 20 sswuel Mitchell
the rsvasss OF this worm are also Visible. How
isr shS re- enemy Of gtowins wheat Y toisS
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ID ED.
ASSiuneO Notice,

oct. llth, ucar selu sgroye. Of nysentery,
Henry Bickhart, aged IS years, 5 months.
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.Iuly 10, 1877
Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all persons
1<by the undersigned. not to trespass on
his farm, nor carry away or take any wood, chips,
bean poles, fishing rods, saw-dust, berries, Ac.,
Sc. as sli persons 30 offending will be dealt with
according to Law. 7. J.SMITH.
Juno 2ist., 1877.
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EXECUTORS' NOTICE.-.Lottors

L'NECt lOkS NOIICE,--I
L Parliamentary On the estate 81 Joseph w-tSel.
late VI Jackson TWP, Srydcr county, Pa, decd.
having been grsLtci to tho uulcrrtgucd, all per.
'ons kuO" anf Hsiu=cives indebted 10 said estate
arr requested TO make Immediate payment while
those having claims viii pr,sen: taeiu duly Au.
theuticatrd for settemcutto
JACOB wETZEG,
EMANUEL wErZEL.
Aug. ., ~. Executors.
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Agents Wanted for DR. March's Work
Night Scenes In the Bible,
Home Iiie tn the bible.
and Our Fathers House.
No boJksever publisher have received su'h
unlrcrsAl approval f-pm the Press. Ninisier.
aud leading mon eFv-ygher-. TIE choice rsai-
ing, nle steel engraving, anl superb bindiu.~,
ma ke them welcome IN every home. One saap-
IL sells all. send f,r terms. Bsgin paying
business AZ once. J. L. McCURDY \ CO.,
philadelphia Pa,
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LEwIsTOwN DIVISION.

Tho Pacific Express west can DO haggod n
McNeyiown at ~ n. IN. and tho Atlantic Ex-
press east at : % ID. IN.
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0s0lution OF Partnership.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
i copar;norship heretodoro existing under the
name, style and title Of smith Moubrck, Ia
the mcrcantll, business, has this day been dis.
solved by mutual consent. All who are indebt-
ed either by book account, or by note, or all Who
have claims against said Arm viii please mako
settlement without delay with I, |. MOubeok, In
whose hands All Accounts hAyo been placed for
settlement.
SMITH \ MANBECK.
AdAmsburg, Pa. April 49, lsTT.
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CAUTION.

NOTICE IL hereby given that the
L following articles have b cen purchas.
oil ~ the Undersigned al Constables Sale, and
lett IN the possession OF Peter Kiinslcr daring
her pleasure. All persons are cautl loucl no.
to interisre or mediis with same. viz;
Trsshing Machine | horse. lot CT bGfness 1
rake, wagon, ! cow, l heller, wheelbarrow ",
! sled. cooking stove n pipe. I table, l clock,
l woodchcst, I sink I harrow, I plough, . hogs.
/ bed n bediing, , chairs. I wood stove. az,
l grind stono, 2 drawing knives, dungfork.
HANNAH KLlN0LEK.
Sept. 6 iT5.pd.
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GOVERNMENT STOCKS. &C Clos.

~ ing Prices of Dg HAvES n TOWNSEND. 80
South TIL. ri street Philadelphia. Stocks bought
an sold cithe. for cash OF on margin. cvt.
10th, 1877.
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Are the most
effective and
congenial pur-
gative ever dis
covered. They
are mild, but
c Tc ctual In
their op era
tion, moving
the bow els
surely ana
without pain.
Although gen.
tic In their op-
Grafton, they
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Established 1865.
American and Foreign Patents.
Old Bounty Land Warrants.
United States General Lard Oaios.

Contested land Cases prosecuted before the
u ntSd States General Land Oasce tni ncpart-
N ent of tho Interior. Psivste Land Chains,
4 a aca Ia n HnI In
, 1877-11-30

THE Victoria ''Colonist," of the 22d
is responsible for the following: A
female passenger by the Dakota, at
tempted to kidnap a young girl
daughter Of respectable parents, re-
siding in this city, yesterday morn
ing, The girl had gone down to Es-
quimalt to see friend off and was
Immediately locked up in one of the
staterooms. When the hackman,
who had driven the girl down to Els
quimalt, saw the steamer leaving the
wharf, and his late passenger not in
sight, he loudly called on the captain
to stop. Capt. Morse ordered the
steamer to return to the wharf, and
the girl was released and sent ashore.
But for the clamor raised by the hack
man the girl would have certainly
been kidnapped.
, 1877-11-30

plosion. Those, some of them very
rarc and beautiful, | do not think
could be taken in any other way,
The kelp would interfere with nets,
and thpv never take bait. The bril-
liant muIlet, for instance, will not
touch baited hook, ard lives in hol
lows in the rocks or around the kelp,
where nets could not be dragged.
This fish is far handsomer than the
gold fish Of our scqnariums."
There are innumerable places
around the shores of Puget Sound,
and the various islands, where these
explosives could be used with advan-
tage by the collector Of specimens of
natural history, and more particular
ly around Cape Flattery, where hund-
reds of little covss among the rocks
can be approached during the calm
days Of Summer, and rare specimens
of fish and crustaces obtained.
In referring to the use of these cart,
ridges, it is necessary for one to ob.
serve that they never should be used
in anv fresh water stream or lake pro.
tected by our laws, for the pressrva.
ton Of trout, or other valuable fresh
water fish; but as the fish Of the
deep waters of Fuca Strait, and the
ocean around Cape Fsttery, are un-
limited in number, l do not see any
objection that can be used agains,
their operation in tho ocean waters
around our coast, and the shores oi
Puget Sound, as it certainly offers q
means Of securing rare specimens not
obtainable by net or line.
, 1877-11-30

NoTE..---May 90. June 10. Sept. 30 and Dec.
80 coming on Sunday, the steamers will sail
May 10, June Q, Sept. 29and Dec. 20.
Passengers from Portland and up-Sound
ports will take Puget Sound mail steamer
and make connection with the City OF
Panama at Victoria. Steamer Dakota
goes through to Olympia.
These steamers leave Victoria at noon
on the day advertised. Tickets are good
only on the steamer for which they are
purchased, and are not transferable. For
freight or passage apply on board or to
ii. l.. TIBBALS,
General Agent for Puget Sound,
Port Townsend.
, 1877-11-30
WHATCoM COUNTY.
SAN JUAN COUNTY.
SECRET SOCIETIES.

PoRT TOWNSEND, Lodge Y. a A. NJ, meets
Wednesday evening ON or before full moon.
STRICT OBSERVANCE Lodge y. A. NJ,
meets "a Tuesday evening OF each month.
Mt. BAKER Lodge l. q. U. r., meets every
Saturday evening, ... =.
JEFTFRsoN Lodge l. o. @. T., mcets every
THos. DRUMMoND, W. CT
CHEMAKUM, Tribe Of Red Men, meets every
wednesday evening .,, s-.,..
CHAMPIONS oF rHE RED CRoss, meets every
Monday evening. ,,,,,.s ,,,r,
, 1877-11-30
To the Public.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN Ina Ina
~ the partnership heretofore sn -, lsn,,S
between Thomas JsckMsn anu lanreiSe lV Nv
firm name Of T. Jsckman & Co., Is nov
dissolved The p,isiness at the old stand
will be ,optlnued by Laurence Smith and
Georg. PIeEley, under the firm name oI
'''i''''' ~ THOMAS JACKMAN,
LAURENCE SMITH.
Dated Nov. 6, 1877.
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cross their track in the opening Of asiresi
for public benefit.
Another foot race comes of near Cum.
nina Grove on Saturday next, The Bell.
aire Light Guards, each member with
twenty-lour rounds OF ammunition; no.
licemen, and citizens with clubs, will sta.
ton themselves in The back ground 10
watch proceedings.
The song Of the oyster man ia heard
daily, twenty cents a quart.
The man with the sour krout cutter
does fair business, and a BiLters thrown
In.
Mr.. W. A. Lacy, employed at The Baron
Manufacturing Company, is The lucky
holder Of the number which drew a gold
watch valued at $3.50, in a New York lot.
terry.
The palatiul residence Of General
Cowen, about two miles south Of this
city, Is a piece Of grand architectural
beauty. The building was begun last
spring, and Is now ready for occupancy.
Great credit Is due to the mechanics who
were employed in the erection and COM
pletion Of the building.
Men are already employed by the
Bellaire & Southwestern Railroad Com
pany In digging and preparing TO lay
rails along South Water street. President
Morgan Is determined to push things
along the whole line.
Mr.. John Kirkpatrick, a mailer, has
built a beautiful residence along the
south slope Of Gravel Hill, within the
city limits, from which Is had q fine view
Of the city surroundings, and located in
a very healthy spot. Mr.. kirkpatrick
takes possession Of his lovely domicil
next week. JED.
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They Understand Their IluaIness


NV YoRK, October 24.--The leader
In the great eigar.makers' strike have dc.
Cided not 70 distribute money among the
needy strikers, but after thorough inyes.
hgauon, to give them orders Tor food
upon . relief store, temporarily eStab.
llShed In 4 basement on Second street Al
the committee will make all ia purchases
Of proyisions in quantity and at whole.
sale prices, every dollar will thus be
made to 80 the iurtheSt possible In reliey-
ing want
FuRTHIRrARTcuLARs.
New YORK, October 24.-The strike Of
the cigar makers in this city 10 remark.
able Tor the perfect organization, steady
purpose and quiet resolution OF the
strikers. They have established a prac.
teal commune, which Ia daily growing
stronger. They opened large relief
store today, which is in charge Of the
executive and relief committees Of the
central organization. From this place
groceries and provisions are distributed
TO the strikers needing aid, on presenta.
ton OF u card from the secretary, which
gives the name, address and family Of
the holder. Single men are given tickets
good for one meal. Five hundred persons
presented their credentials aud received
relief to-day, For party Of five or six
the following is weeks allowance: Seven
pounds Of flour, two pounds. Of coffee,
four pounds Of sugar, one peck Of po.
tatoe', two heads Of cabbage, and small
quantities Of rice, farina, soap, and like
neceSaries, with 81 in money. Four
pounds Of meat with two loaves Of bread,
are given to each family daily. This ar.
rangement will be permanent during the
stfikc. a PhysiCian has been employed
TO visit the sick. The executive commit.
Tee are receiving money from cigar max.
erS all over the country.
The strikers will hold q mass meeting
next Tuesday evening, at Coopers Iusti.
tute, when they will inform the public at
length Of their grievances.
The greatest triumph for the cigar.
makers since the beginning OF the strike
Is the granting by Hirsch & Co. Of all
demands made by their hands, ninety in
number; and it was decided by the Exec.
utiye Committee that they 80 to work
today. Each one has promised fifty
cents week 10 the strikers. The lead.
ing men among the strikers declare and
many manufacturers fear that other
branches Of trade will join them in a few
days, aId that this is only the beginning
Of the largest strike ever known in New
York city.
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ANeglectiulLiyer,

The bile has a thres.iOld part assigned To
itby the great manager, Nature. Il assists
In the digestive process, acts as a cOlOring
agent OF the blood, and Is essential to the
eyacuyative function. When the liver
grows torpid, complete chaos enSues in the
stomach and bowels; the bile Is injected
into the circulation In large quantities, and
constipation and indigestion are produced.
Pains under the right shoulder Blade and
through the right side, headaches, vertigo,
yellownesS Of the skin, iurred tongues and
nausea, also follow. But these and other
symptoms Of billiouSness, and the disorders
which accompany II, are entirely removed
by HoStctters Stomach Bitters, that be.
nign rectifer Of organic disturbance aud
remedy for physical weakness. Intermit.
tent and remittent fever, urinary and utter.
inc troubles, rheumatism, govt, and other
maladies, also yield to the remedial intlu-
ence OF the great corrective and invigOr-
ant. 1t is the peoples chosen remedy.
eOd&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-26
Looking For Gas Wells TO Supply
Cheap Fuel.

sltubenVlIe Gls2ttc.
The Sloan's Station people have the
gas well excitement in their midst to a
high degree. The success OF the gas well
up above them has filled Sloans with a
good sized hope of getting gas in their
vicinity. Al East Liverpool, everything
that requires heat is run by it and the gas
$50 cheap, and plenty that they never
think Of turning it out in the day time,
The citizens use it for cooking purposes,
and all the manufactures use 1t. Al
New Cumberland they burn brick with
gas IRON well. Is it any wonder that
Sioans Is agitated? A man has appear.
ed among them with very good propo.
si!ion' lie will sink the we'll, and il he
tails to strike gas he will not charge one
cent, The indications are tina. he will be
given the job. These gas wells will revo.
IatiOnize The coal business.
W'll'SurS Herald,
For long time it has been known that
bubbles Of inilauiable gas come up
through the water near the abutments OF
the county bridge over Ball'alo, and the
talk oiinvestigating il has revived. There
seem, TO be no doubt Of the presence Of
gas that will burn and the place, but as
to the amount or value Of 1t, further, de.
ponent saith not. Ii ia worth expert.
aenIing with.
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BEILAIRE LooALs.-DuprCz & Bene-
diets Minstrel Troup performed a.
Zllch's Opera House yesterday evening
to \ very respectable audience.
The Carman brothers, two noted
"shaer! ofhe queer" paid our city u visit
yesterday, for 10 raise the wind. Mar.
shall Drugan, however, was not found
sleeping, but strictly watched every
movement Of these two thieving scoun,
drelI.
The Bret Harte Literary Society will
reOrganiEe and hold lie first meeting mex
week. The Society will DO composed o.
the most accomplished young men Of The
place.
Tho action Of our City Council, las
Tuesday, In ordering the opening OF Bel
mont street, our principal thoroushiare
across the tracks Of the B. & o. r, r,
was iavorably received by our peopi,
and the opinion prevails, that the B. 4
Q. Il. r. Co, lin view OF our people allow
ing "Aem" the privilege OF monopolizinp
one OF our streets, in the building Of th1
railroad bridge, about seven years ago
will certainly reciprocate now, and assis
In every way, to carry out tho wishes o.
our people by simply allowing them L