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Our Boys.

The fo!lowinr were booked at police
head quarters, last night, or their appear
snce before The Terrbl this morning:
John Coss, OF Bridgeport. lounging In
the marke. house: +. W. Pratt, indecent
exposure Of persan; Hugh harris, stab
blng John Is atner; Tom Pritchard, dis
orderly; Mrs. Timothy Dargon. drunk;
Tom Wilson, assaulung Tom Walters;
Steel Miller drunk; Dennis Duly alias
SuIIYth. drunk.
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TEERE is no better present 8 man csn
make mis- wife, or that would give Ler
greater pleasure, than one by the aid OF
which she can appear 70 the best sdysn-
tsge. This present il within the reach
OF every husband. 1t il Andrew
Bslu," 3 siIteen-page journal, contain
ing all the latest fashions. Published By
W. Z. Andrevs, Cincinnati.
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A ktdnapptngCasa

OMAHA, August l5-Fho ay-,
attendant upon the dissppe r,-..
little daughter of Nr. Rose. o.. ".
ton county, does not seem To- So.
though the stair mas assumed :,
" new phase Il Is now ,n1y,,.
instead of the child having be-
the prairie, a. II first sgppo,at
has been kidnapped Tor .ra 2..-
obtaining large reward 10y
A man nsmed Hoime. us, a....r -.
on being concerted 10 the e-lr-
ward OF $1,000 Is now oEa-a. B.,
Rose for the child'> return
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Police Court.

The following cases were disposed OF
before this court Saturday morning,
Judge Cranmer presiding:
George Scheli, dlsorderly conduct,
sent up tor thirty days.
Thomas Mccormack, disorderly, COM
mitted for thirty days
VIM. Speaker dIsorderIy, tined two
dollars and costs. Paid
VIM. Morgan, fast driving, fined two
dollars and costs Paid
The case against Kate Mooney, chsrg-
ing her with dIssrderly conduct, was
continued until next Saturday.
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Cotton Mills RPsumtn.

LONDON, August lS.-Sey.-,
mills Al Blackburn commence. -.--.
on short time yesterday. i,,e1r.
that in = few dsys thu m.vema-,
become general througno.. .-aR
burn district
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SOUTH SIDE.
sREEyBACK CLUB NUMBER TWO.

1REENBAJh ULUb y Z N d II6 '" q
Tue same evening, pursuant to an
nouncement, large number of the
workingmen of the South Side met at
Parker's Hail .or the purpose of organ
izing Greenback Club No z, OF this
State, No l having been organized at
Charleston, Kanswhs county. The
meeting was called to order by A. j.
McNash, and on motion Mr.. Isaac Bur
ton was made temporary chairman and
NJ. A. l.. wells temporary secretary.
The chair then stated that the object o.
the meeting WAS to effect n permanent
organization OF greenbsck club IN TINS
CITY, and read the following:
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Put Under Bonds.

jacob Fisher and VIM. O'Donnel, who
i've out the National Road, near Trisdel.
phia, were put under bonds on Saturday
m the sum OF $500, to appear before the
United States District Court on Septem-
Der &, In this city, md answer to charge
Of selling malt liquors without Govern
ment license.
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NEW ORLEANS, August l6.-The bark
MARKETS., hence on the 10th inst. tor
Salins, returned to the Passes to-day.
The mate reports that on Friday, the 18th
inst, Captain Kerchster, the master OF
the Marietta, Jumped overheard and was
drowned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-20

Truth Is mighty ana will prevail, that
the cheapest Dry Goods ana Carpets are
n, j. " Ferrels. he has made some
heavy reductions: Beet Prints, ~ d
cents; A Chintz, cents; Table Linen,
70 cents; Crash, i cents All other goods
proportion.
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DOwEl Down. Down. go Another
break down in prices OF Dry Goods and
Carpets. Bound to sell ~ some price
whether tho mills ran or not. Corner
Main and 20th streets.
j. w. FERREL
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DIR. CREMPIER, the specialist tor the
relief and radical cure OF Rupture, has
opened temporary office st the st.
James Hotel. all those afflicted with this
terrible calamity should consult him At
once. Consultation tree.
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Where Shall Send my Daughter.

You will consult her health, happiness
and success IN study and music by pIsc.
ing her in the care Of DR.. Taylor, Il: the
Beaver College and Musical Institute,
Beaver, Pa. Prices moderate and as low
as good board and first Glass instruction
can be afforded.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-20

THE HEATED TERM-Patrons Of the
REGISTER can hare The Daily sent them to
any part Of the United states, post paid, at
aJteen cents per Veck. Bear th1S in mind
,ohen departing from the city for a summer
y,;U
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DUR1RG the short time that Dr.. Crem.
pier mas bean in our midst he Las a.tsnd-
ded some OF our leading men, aud they
all speak very highly Of MS e1Perlnce
and method. Consul stion tree ~ the
81. james Hcte.
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The sale of the balance o. the lots IN
the Seventh sni Eighth wsrds, belong.
ing to the estate OF {. E.!eI, Jr., mas
been postponed until Wednesday, Au-
gust 22d, 1871, q: 10 o'clock A. N.
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NEW YORK, August Is -H,-,.,. ,
Cincinnstis 1
CHICAGO, August Is. .ag,g,,,
Louis 3.
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woRK1SGMEN OF PITTSBURGH,

WAS read by the secretary, that Whatever
OF good was in it might be sifted out and
inculcsted into the platform 10 be adopt
ed by the club:
WHEREAS, The working people of
Pennsylvania have been ground down
beyond living rates in wages by the
financial policy of the government and
special legislation by the State; and,
WHEREAS, The wage-worker has no
hope of recress through either OF the old
political parties, on account OF the sys-
TEN in vogue OF choosing candidates Tor
the different Offices by which few men
are enabled to control the entire party
and its selections; therefore, be it
Resolved, That we will organize an
independent movement, TO be called the
Greenbsck Labor party, for the purpose
of choosing men for the different offices
known to be loyal to the wsge-worker.
Resolred, That, rs we advocate meas
ures and not men, that the executive
committee as soon as practicable, arrange
that sll election boards, for the purpose
of choosing candidates. or delegates shall
be sworn where there is q contest.
Reso,ped, That we shall insist that sll
special Legislation hemming IN the ex-
emption laws be repealed.
ResoLred, Thst our party will legislste
to protect the Peep against The ravsges
OF all monopolies OF kinds; to hold them to
a strict accountability to wholesome laws
until they can be ersdicsted from our
political system. 1t will model the per.
verted system of municipal legislation,
and will open up by wise and benefcent
legislation every possible avenue for
the Unrestricted employment of free
labor.
Resolved, rhst the special legislation
for the benefit of corporations in this
State which cypress the wage-workers,
shall be repealed.
Resolved, That the charters of sll cor
porations, public and privstei represent.
ing $4,000, shall be so amended that any
wsge-worker in tneir employ shall not
receive less than 81. so day.
Rssolred, That we shall insist that
prison labor, BY contract or otherwise,
be abandoned, SO that the occupation Of
shoemskers, cigar makers, coopers or
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INDEPENDENT PLATFORM.

/ We demand tho unconditional re-.
peal o. the specie resumption act o; Jam
nary IA, 1875, the rescue Of our indus
tries from the disaster and ruin resulting
from It's enforcement and the arrest OF
the present suicidal and destructive POI
icy of contraction.
9. We declare that it is the preroga
tive of the Federal Government solely TO
supply currency for the people; and
tina! all money, whether paper or meta,
shol be issued by and bear the stamp
OF the government.
8. We declare that paper money Issued
by the government, made receivable tor
all IT'S dues, legal tender in the pay
ment of sill debts, public and privste,
and convertible into bonds at an equi-
table rate OF interest will afford the best
circulating medium ever devised.
4. We declare in favor OF the sup
preston and prohibition of ali bank
issues, and that the furnishing Of cur
rency shall be restored to the govern
ment to which it exclusively belongs.
5. We demand the citation of
the silver dollar, and That 1t be made II
legal tender for the payment CT all coin
bonds OF the Government, but we are
opposed to the issue OF interest bearing
bonds tor the purchase OF silver bullion
for the purpose Of coinage.
6. We declare it inconsistent with the
genius and spirit of popular government
that any species OF properly should be
exempt from bearing just share OF the
public burdens, and that government
bonds should be taxed precisely as Other
property.
I. We declare in favor OF an income
tax to be graduated according to the
amount of income.
Resolved I'd. That we organize our
selves into greenback club of the indie
pendent party.
Following the reading of the above, q
hested discussion ensued, during which
the following, adopted by the
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-20

JUST received, lot OF Children's
Shoes of the latest styles, ~ l.. v.
Bonds.
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The cheapest shoes ID the city At l.. V
Bonds.
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Umpire, VIM. Flaens.
scorer, +. HeSriSh.
Time OF game hours.
Osher Games-Stsrs, %; Activcs, 25.
Live Oaks, 30; Stars, 10. Working
Nine, 20; Losfing Nine, Il Mechanics,
IS; United, II Benwood Buttaios Z;
Eighth Wari picked nine, J. Hop.and-
go-tetch-its, Is; Mud Flowers, l.
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Coop black Kid Gloves tor IS cents At
j. n. FerreIs.
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Gents tine Shoes of tne latest styles
ust received NJ l.. V. Blends.
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WHEELING CLUB. BEN FRANKLINS.
Innirgs...... ! , 3 1 , . ! 5 9

Ben Frauklins > o o o % SIS.
Wheeling club 3 . u 4 l-2&.
npire-Mr Smarthwaite, OF the S.eu-
brnvillc base ball club.
Time Of game , hours and 20 minutes.
Al the Peninsula grounds, Saturday,
the Rrversiies de.rsted The Regular by
Lh. tu.lowiag score:
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CARPETS, Carpets, Carpets, 70 now
To- j. w. FERBELs.
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KIVer News.

The marks last evening showed about
3 feet and rising.
The Hornbrook left tor Psrkersburg a.
the usual hour Saturday morning with
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During quarrel IN New Yo-A. 81.
dsv, Ann KInnle threw D.asF1.,
third story window, hr">hG. 10. .
and injuring her interns.,y.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-20

DR.. CREMPIER cannot remain much
longer in this city, and all afflicted with
Rupture should consult him without De
Law His terms are moderate and his
services priceless. Examination free NJ
the ST. James
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-20

II you want to get cheap and nice
lifting pair of Shoes, go to H. V. Blends,
1875 Main street.
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Troops t0TtuhH

MADRID, August Is Seven
sand two hundred men wi, ,D..,.
between now ard the 2O.a % >or.a1.-,
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The marks last evening showed about
3 feet and rising.
The Hornbrook left tor Psrkersburg a.
the usual hour Saturday morning with
good trip.
The Reagan is running between Clncin-
natl and GalHpOI..
The Pbaelon Tempest and Comfort
are making their usual daily trips.
Mr. Eugene Booth received a telegram
from his father, Capt. J. X. Booth, yester-
day, 10 meet the j. ". Garrett a. Caro-
Mi Booth left last evening over the q.
o. K. K. The Garrett is en- route from
St. Louis to New Orleans.
The FaHchon arrived At St. Louis,
Wednesday, from the hesdwsters Of the
Missouri. She Will no doubt make her
way to Pitt burgh just As soon as there is
water enough 10 let her up.
The new Emma Graham has been
completed ~ Cincinnati, and will make
bee lire for Pittsburgh Just rs socn As
there is prospect Of water enough for
her TO get through. Capt John Thorn
burg was 2 Cincinnati the early part
IF the week but We sre not advised IS to
who Is 10 have command OF the new
Emms. Capt I. Wa very popular on
the old Emma
The Nail City left Cincinnati for
Cairo LAST Wednesday evening, with the
ba-ges Eugene and Harry, containing
200 tons e freight for New Orleans,
which she will reship st Cairo. Return
ing she wlIIibring up 1000 or 5000 sacks
of wheat for Ri. Robinson & Co., OF Gin
cinna.i, at zoe per sack, the rate hereto
tore having been l2!c. Pilots, Harrison,
Murray and John Sullivan.
LOUISVILLE, kugust l9-River fall
ing with Ieet 3 Inches in the canal.
Departed -Salukle, Memphis. Weather
clear and cool.
CISCISEATI. August 10. River feet
snd Ealing. Weather fair and warm.
No arrivals or departures On account Of
low water.
EVANSVILLE, August l9.-We Gather
clear; wind northeast River 3 feet and
falling Port List-Up-SiIver Thorne,
Arkansas Belle, Jas w. God, and Z.
W. Anderson. Downturn, Silver
Tho-ne. Jas. D. Parker. The bar here
Is the worst on the river. Business light.
a RUPTURED person is nothing but
cripple lie cannot work. walk, o; ride,
VS., not even breeta with perfect safety,
being always exposed 10 the dangers of
strangulstet nernis. Dr. Crempiu's
method allows the patient al manner Of
exercise, his treatment being 8 guarantee
against slrsngu!ation Consult him 81
once st. the St. James hotel.
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LAE:T srYLEs.o Shoes Just received
at l.. Y. Blends.
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HONEST SONS or TOLL,
The Workingmen's Move
ment Assuming Definite
Shape.

N ae,tur. In The Fourth and siSth
Wards saturday night-Pe rnIan"nt
denominations Effected The Prin-
ctDl.s Of the Greenbaek Party Pro-
muIxa,ed-AIlP Political Parties De-
NOM, ed, and the New movement
r,nn.,,eulIy EudOrsrd- Interest
ing Details.
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NAMES OF SIGNERS.

james Carroll, W. Beatty, A. w.
Kline, c. h. Bender, Re bert Wells, T.
Woodruff, q. Stem, ). Swift, ST., W. II.
Kemp, W h. Fox, A L.
Wells, George Fritsch, S. L. Swift, jr.,
Myles Burk, John Cloudy, Ed Fritsch,
S. d. Gillespie, W. Fritsch, W. Gibbs,
Ed Crosier, W. Cox, Lewis Bush, Thos.
Gallaher, John T. Westwood, Andrew
Stein, c. W. McDonsd d, Henry Gesulsr,
John Wagner, Thos Meloney, Richard
Burd, Chas Kline, John Mason, 81
Geo. Virgins, c. d. BelleviIIe, John
Mason. jr, Thos. Strlckler, Andrew
Seligg, 4. }. McNash, Fred Envoy, c.
Sergent, T. Bennett, W. II. VII
lisms, Peter Gend,in, j. Tolivar,
Albert Melsney J, V. Barton,
Il. F. Richardson, John Ault,
J.Hsbig, h. Fox, Martin Clsncey, j. Alt
nyer, H. Bailey, G W. Payne, A. Has
let, Pat Brsnno1, Toney Msloy, NJ.
Wins, jr. {. Hsslet Johu Hanly, W.
E. Wins. J. c. Kelley, John Cunning
ham, Henry McNssh, Ben. Stevens,
Tnos. Denny, Jas. Lee, W. Morrison,
Louis Delbrugge, Harvey Frazier, P.
Never. After the names of the above
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Tug finest shoes KEEP. N the city At |.
'. Blonde.
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at:Aeeling &r9lster,
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index to New Advertisements.

Stray Hcifer.
Fall Style Hats Harper * Bro.
Knights Templar Excursion to CIeve-
land
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RIVERSIDE
REGULARS.
MILLEES.
KNIGHTS,

At Echo Point the knights OF the Logs
defeated the Millers rs follows:
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c,IuI pa < AGO sint&ncs Gee. is' .ero1s !,
run hdEf. Irritation, ! psc1 Fpsr
sorts. TOR only loo and '1sHT lsb"
Co ,Aiddlsooro, Mass-
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If you want TO se, suited III pair of
Shoes, go to l.. V Bonds.
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COSDFNsFD TINE TABLE.
DEPARTURES OF TRAINS.
ARRIVAL or TRAINS.

tDaily except Sunday-Newark ACCOM-
mediation. MI.
tStrubenvllie Accommodation
train during the day passes backward anu
forward between Martins Ferry ana
i:ellaire, stopping when required at o itsi,,
ian House, Ftnaville, West Wheeling
aud Gravel Hill.
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TINE FABLE Wheeling and Elm
Grove railroad, in effect on ana after FIJI
day, May 5, 1871
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-06

Last night number OF young gem
tlemen procured the services of Par
ker's band and proceeding TO the resi-
dence oilMrs. Jacobs, on Commerce
street, serenaded Mr.. Mike Jacobs and
his young bride. They were invited
In and sparkling wine flowed In alum
dance. The health of the newly mar
ried couple wos drank and congratula-
tons offered. The bride and groom
will remain here several days, and
then return 10 their home In Bren-
ham. Mr.. Jacobs is o partner In the
firm Of Blomburg \ Co., OF that city,
who do an extensive business. Mrs,
Jacobs il one Of Brenham's fairest
daughters, end we congratulate Mr..
Jacobs on having made an excellent
selection in wife. May their married
life resemble the ladder OF their an
cestor-the higher 1t Il reached the
nearer the approach to PARADISE.
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WELLS. ANDERSON \ co.

he Members OF the Louisiana Nc.
ca for Fraudulent Practices IN the
Returns OF the Electoral Vote.
NEW ORLEANS, July Estate Sona-
tor j. Henri Bureh, was arrested Tues
day evening, under a writ OF the dis-
trlct court, OF East baton Rouge,
charged with the embezzlement OF the
school funds OF that parish, was to-
day, remanded 10 the custody OF the
sheriff, OF East Baton Rouge. Burch
sought release under writ OF habeds
corpus, but failed.
In the superior criminal court to-
day, Attorney.General Ogden, aud
District.Attorney Finney, filed infor-
nations against J, Madison Wells, 4.
q. Anderson, Louis M. Kenner and a.
Casan ave, charging them, under seq
ton eight hundred and thlrty-three,
of the revised statutes, with uttering
WI" puNiiohihb no Nuoi VNtdth mttlcus
false, forged and coanterfeited records.
Immediately after filing the lnforma.
ton, capiases were issued for the ar
rest Of the parties named. .Wclls
and Kenner surrendered themselves
to the sheriff. The information IA
very light. 1t charges them with
having ON the fourth OF December,
1876, falsely and feloneously uttered
and published rs true, altered and
forged and counterfeited election re-
turns for presidential electors from the
parish OF Vernon, at the election OF
November last, by adding one hund-
red and seventy-eight votes to each OF
Hayes electors, and deducting three
hun dred and ninety.ilve from each OF
'Tilden's electors. Bail was fixed Mt
VI, 900 each, and has been furnished
by Wells and Kenner, and Casanave,
who will surrender themselves and
the required bond.
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The FOURTH at Duck Greek.

Our neighbors at Duck creek, were
not behind in coming to the fore, on
the nations national day. A large
assemblage OF ladies and gentlemen
coDgregated, having previously pro-
vided themselves with baskets well
filled with the good things Of this life,
and about three hundred sat down to
dinner and discussed them. Thomas
+. Nfsh. read the declaration OF indie
pendence. The Duck Creek Glee.Club
met at night, and gave grand cons
cert at the Grange hall, the proceeds
10 be devoted to helping the Union
Sabbath School. Everything passed
of In a harmonious manner, and the
net receipt, more than came up TO the
expectations OF the people. The Union
Sabbath School numbers over one
hundred scholars.
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Mrs. shepherd, who lives on Com
mcrce street, aud who, with her fami-
ly are among the oldest residents IN
our city, received u letter the other
day informing her OF the horrible
death OF her nephew, John shannon,
lu Coleman county, He, In company
with others, were separating some
cattle from the balance Of the herd.
A rope had been thrown over u pow
erful bull, and he was fastened to IA
tree. The rope broke aud the bull
made for young Shannon who was the
nearest to him, and catching him on
his horns, the point OF one entering
behind his shoulder, tossed him Into
the air. AS he came down the mad
dened beast caught him again aud
threw him up, and on coming down
he fell across the bulls neck, He died
In an hour from tho effects Of his In.
iuries.
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Personal.

Mr.. Sydney Smith, OF the Avery
pillow agency, In Texes, is rapidly get
ting his Wholesale establishment ready
for the immense business which Is
surely coming this fall.
Mr.. Il. Raphael, the manager Of the
Railroad Savings bank, Of Houston, 10
in the city visiting friends. He ex-
presses himself a. highly pleased with
Dollas and Its appearance.
We had the pleasure Of meeting Mr..
]. A. Harris, postmaster at Wills
Point, and Mr.. II. G. Cloud, also Of
the same place, in our Office yesterday.
Mr.. Harris he's kindly consented to
act as our agent, and our friends will
dowell to hand him their names.
Captain Phelps and Mat l.. Scoval,
OF the Red River Transportation Com.
pany, paid US pleasant visit yester'
day. We are sorry TO see our old
friend Phelps suffering from lung dis
eese. He goes to the sour wells 10
day, TO test their healing virtues
May health speedily return to the OLD
hero.