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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-11-13

The collectors of the fund for the relief OF those
who were made orphans by the Princess Alice
disaster in the Thames, after obtaining no less
than Sl5o,O0 for that purpose, are at loss what
to do with it. They can find only twelve persons
thus bereaved, and though it is proposed to edu-
cate them and give them sum of money to start
in life, it is justly thought that sl2, 800 apiece
would be an excessive sum
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-11-13

FLORIDA fishing smacks report a stream OF
fresh or poisonous water along the bay coast from
two to ten fathoms ont that kills all the fish in Its
range. They report sailing for two hundred
miles through dead fish, covering the sea rs far
as the eye could reach with all the varieties. I'm
mediately on the shore the water is salt and
natural, while less than mile off 1t appears of a
red brick color
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-11-13

A COMMUNION service was celebrated in Bridge
port with brandy instead OF wine the druggist hay
ing made blunder In filling the order for sherry.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-11-13

BY j. & j. Nj. POLAND.

citizens of vershire are opposed to any change in
the name OF this town; these citizens freehold
ers and legal voters in the town. | am aware
that the petition in favor OF change of name TO
Ely has an imposing array of names, and prob
ably most Of them voters in this town. but who
are they? Why, they have been recently shipped
from England and Ireland to this country, and
have come to Vershire to work for the Mining
Company. Many of them are good citizens-l
concede to them all their rights-but who does
not see that they will as soon sign petitions do
any other business requested of them. Some of
our good farmers have signed the petition for
change, generally without considering the impor-
lance OF the question, some of them not under
standing the case. To sum up the matter, YER
shire does not want any change Of name; she
wishes no confusion in her maps, in her records,
in her post-offlcts or any of her interests. Her
interests will every way be best subserved by re-
tanning her ancient name, and no man COM
pany of men have any right to change her name
against the wishes Of u majority Of her freehold
ers and old citizens. | am sure have expressed
the views and desires OF
MANY CITIZENS OF VERsHRE
La crónica., 1878-02-02
&. MANGIN.

MAQUINISTA, Constructor de Balconei
de Hero, } toda clase de trabajos para Ia
construction oe edifcios, artefactos etc.
Nos. 81 Y 80 calle de Spring, Los Ange
les. California.
Sc habla Espahol, Frances g Ingles,
felno
La crónica., 1878-02-02

-Es con ell mayor placer que
anunciamos la reapertura del esta-
blecimiento del sillero aleman en-
la Gale Commercial. Durante e.
tempo que dicha sillerfa ha estado
cerrada Sc ha sentido mucho su fall
ia, Y nos alegramos ahora por
que tendremos uH lugar adonde
comprar %sillas, frenos, guarniciones,
riendas y otras cosas por ell estiio
buenas y baratas. Ell sillero aleman
III. Heinch ha surtido su e~stableci-
miento de TODD 10 mejor pertenecien-
tie q su ofieio, y esta dispuesto a hacer
toda especie de trabajos que Sc lie man
den. Para clio cuenta con una gran
experienced en- ell negocio, y ha ocu-
pado q los mejores fabricantes de
gusrniciones y silias que hay en- ell
Condado. Su collection de fustes es
buepa, y siempre usa de los mejores
que Sc construyen.
La crónica., 1878-02-02
DIR. HONG COONG,
MEDICO y CIRUJANC CHINO,
Gales de Arcadia y Sanchez M 10

Antes fue companero del Or. Lo Pc Tai,
de San Francisco. Puede ser consuIta0o
confdencialmente sobre cualquier enfeT-
medal de los PulmOnes, Hfgados, Rino-
mes, Olganos Digestivos y Genito-Urina-
rios, Debilidad Neryiosa, Afecciones Sif-
1ticas y todas las Intermediates especia
les que resultan de ignorancia o tontera.
En- San Francisco este doctor ha tenido
mucha practiea como especialista duIante
los ultimos diez amos Puede dar Ia me-
jor g%arantfa d, la ehcacia de sus remedies
con certificates de personals a q~uienes Ia
restituido la salud. Todos los pacientes
que Sc pongan bajo su cura recibiIan ell
mejor tratamiento y no Sc les cobiara ST
no Sc les cura. Sc g~arantiza cura eficaz
y pronta de tod affection uterina 6 cual-
quiera de las Intermediates que %afijeD a
las senoras, pues tiene una gran expe-
riencia en- esta especialidad. Consnltas
en- la ofcina gratis. Horas de ohcina,
desde las 8 A. NJ, q las s p. NJ. n2Ino
La crónica., 1878-02-02

-6Me promotes guardian r%eserva?
-1Y me 10 e%ncargais q mi, que
tengo ell mismo interes?
Carolina, entendamonosi hay
IN secreto del cual posee cada una
la mitad; os contare mi parte & re-
serva de OR la vuestra.
-Hablad y ell trato es hecho.
Ell vizconde d'Armand trata de
romper sus relacicnes con mi seno.
rita y ha inventado precisamente
un modo de hacerlo; ell mas opor-
tuno.
-Comprendo, adelante.
-Ha hecho escribir I'M billete.
IA vos, no es verdad mi querida
Luisa?
-Os juro......
He visto ell biilete y conocido
vuestra letra.
-Pues bien, yo 10 escribf, y con
ell lacayo de la casa 10 envie.
"A las nueve de la manana, no
es verdad??
-Precisamente.
LEI billete iba dirijido......?
Al captain Juan Valdovinos.
-Es cierto.
Ell susodicho coronel vendra esta
noche, ell vizeonde dira que hay un
hombre escondido en- la casa, Sc ar
mara IN escandalo y......
TODD queda arreglado......
-Decidme ahora.
Ell vizconde me ha encargado
como d vos este asunto; yo en- Ell
otro campo he hablado al coronel de
la passion que lie tiene la senorita
Amalia, y 10 he decidido a venir;
somos dos fuerzas impulslvss en- es-
ia intriga.
-Estareis indemnizada.
-Figuraos que he tornado TN
magnffico caTruaje para venir; este
lujo no Sc 10 da impunemente una
costurera.
Carolina sali0 de la Gale de Ri
voli va muy tarde, y no pudiendo
veuir me envi0 ell segundo billete
que yo no comprendf y pas0 10 que
va sabeis.
-Muy bien, amigo milo, dijo Ar
turo; agradezco vuestro interes; esta
noche q Montmartre y os dare los
fondos que necesitais; hacedle por
mi cuenta un obsequio q csc cora
zon generoso; me declare su protec-
tor.
-Siempre que esa protection Sc
e~jerza q d%istancia, rni coronel.
Arturo Sc sonri0.
Ell captain Valdovinos arrim0 los
acicates a su caballo, v march6 en-
direction de la ciudad.
(ContiRudrd.)
La crónica., 1878-02-02
BUEN CON5EJO.
(COptinudr0.,

Ahora es ell tempo del ano para
pneumonia, fiebre de los pulmones,
etc. Cada familia debiera tener una
botella de jarabe aleman de Boschea
(Boschea's German Syrups.l No
permitais por IN momento que esa
tos sc apodere de vuestro nino,
vuestra familia 8 de vosotros mis-
mos.
Puede resultar ell Consumcion,
ASTHMA, Pneumonia, Crups, Hemor-
ragia y otras intermediates fatales
Au3que es IN verdaderO Jarabe Ale
man cura miles de enfermos de es-
tas temidas enfermedade, y es muy
util tenerlo a la mano, cuando tres
d0sis os podrian curar. Una botella
os durara para ell uso de toda la ia
militia un Invierno entero y os con.
servara libres de peligro. 81 estais
enfermo de tfsis, no descanseis has
ia probar ell remedio. Botellas de
muestra 10 centavos. TamahO re.
gular IS centavos. La venden todos
los b~oticarios.
La crónica., 1878-02-02
La NATURALEZA.

Amo ell silencio
De los desiertos,
La oscura tumba
La eterna paz,
Los grandes cappos
los concie.tos
Que ALA en- Ell bosque
Sc oyen no mas
Donde sc exhalan
Vagos aromas,
Donde Sc siente
Dulce ell vivir,
Donde los llanos
Y verdes Tomas
Hacen la dicha
Pura sentir.
Amo las ondas
Del claro riof
Que duIcemente
Van q MORN
En- la ribera
DO Ell sauce umbIfo
Sus ramas deja
Tristes gemir.
Amo ell paJizo
Y humilde asllo
Donde descansa
Feliz pastor,
do su canto
Dulce y tranqullo
Els del zensontil
Trino de amor.
Amo los ecos
De la montana,
La voZ salvaIe
Del ancho mar,
La humilde arena
De osado bahia
Cuando sus olas
Sc oyen bramar.
La crónica., 1878-02-02
X. d. MOTT.
D. Garcia y E. Arzaga.

Acaban de abrir un establecimiento de
HOJALATERIA en- la Gale ComerciaI.
No. 26. Sc atiende a la posture de Te-
chos, sc hacen Tarros de todos classes, y
Sc coloca Caherfa para Gas y Aqua. To-
das las ordenes seran atendidas con pun
tualidad y q los precios mas bajos. n22
La crónica., 1878-02-02

Ell RENOvADOR SICILIANO VEGE-
TAI DE HALL-Para ell CabellO es
una combination cientffica de algu-
nos de los agentes restaurativos
mas poderosos en- ell reino vegetal.
Restituye ell cabello caDo a su color
original. Blanquea y linn ia ell casco
cura la caspa y los humores y evita
la caida del cabello. S~uministra ell
principle nutritivo por ell cual Sc nu-
tire V sostiene ell cabello. Hace que
ell pelo permanezca hdmedo, suave
Y sedoso, y no tiene rival como artf
culo de tocador. Els la preparation
mas economical que Sc haya ofreci-
do jamas al pGblico, pues sus efec-
tos permanecen largo tempo, ha-
ciendo necesaria n sofa aplica-
cion OCCASIONAL. La recomiendan y
usan los hombres de ciencia emf
nentes y la aprobo oficialmente ell
Ensayador del Estado de Massachu-
sets. La venden todos los botica-
RIGS.
La crónica., 1878-02-02
iIBRO
I'll VIEJO MUNDO.
CAPITULO QUINTO.
Ell RESCUE DE RoULoGNE.

II paseo clasico de Paris es ell
OOsque de BOulogne, paraiso encan-
.alor, donde la mano del hombre y
ID ue Ia naturaleza sc han asociado
para producer una ammonia mara
%Villosa.
La %poblacion entera de Paris bus
"a las delieias mas halaglenas en-
A9ueiias preciosas alamedae.
nsjo las sombras de aquellos ar
'Oies s%aculares, ell pensamiento to-
@a sd curse y ell corazon Sc entrega
Nsus melanc0licos recuerdos.
Aquel bello lugar es un mirador
p''a conocer a la sociedad parisien-
- que Sc arroja en- sus magnffcos
sy en- sus soberbios caballos
; q, huracan impetuoso que paIpi-
n Ia primera ciudad del universe.
sui que Sc desploma en- arden.
La crónica., 1878-02-02
SOR ANGELICA.
MEMORIALS de una HERMANN
De LA CARLOAD.

tNOVELA ORIGINAL POR
JUAN "A. EIATEOS.
La crónica., 1878-02-02
@ ZIE,
DOCTOR CHINO,
Gale de Arcadia, en- seguida de los
5 Centavos.
Crra toda clase de Intermediates.

Els una espec4alidad en- ell tratamiento
de intermediates de venereo Y d~olencias
sihlfticas. nI7no
La crónica., 1878-02-02

Ell CHICAGO LEDGER, un periodico
grande semanario de AS Columns Sc ven
de ahora Por sl.00 al Il y Is c~entavos
franqueo. No tiene superior como M
mario literario y es mayor que los papeles
| del Este de la misma clase.
Enviad 10 y obtened tres CO.
pias. Clertamente os s~uscribireis q Ell
despues que 10 hayais leido. Dirigios a
THE LEDGER CO, Chicago, Ill.
La crónica., 1878-02-02

r. G. Cunningham, dentista.
Tiene sus oficinas en- ell Edificio de
Lanfranco, IA Gale Principal, Los
Angeles. Tiene para la practica los
Instruments mas modernos y me-
jorados de la ciencia. Extrae nue.
las, limpia Y compone las dentadu-
ras Y hace TODD 10 demas referente
4 la profession de dentista.
La crónica., 1878-02-02
ReeS WirsChing.

FaLricante de toda clase de Calesas,
Carretelas y Carros para agricultores.
Pinta y compone behfculos q los precios
mas m0dicos con arreglo q los tiempos.
Tiene tambien d la mano Carros y Ca
lesas de segunda mano que vende muy
baratas.
s19a1 N 40 Gale del Also.
La crónica., 1878-02-02
TRASLADO.

La Oicina de LA CR0NICA &c ha
trasladado de los cuartos que ocn-
paba en- ell Temple Block q las Sa-
las N0s. 2 y 7 en- ell Downey Block.
Entrada pr6xima q la esquina de
la Gale Temple del Edificio.
La crónica., 1878-02-02

Y la luz moribunda de la tarde,
Los rumores del placido arroynelo,
Los tremulos susplros de las auras,
La blanca nuoe que recorre ell cielo;
Los cantos del pIntatado pajarillo,
Y Ell rugido del rey de la montana;
Ell baIido del tierno corderillo,
Y Ell hume que deslgna la cabana;
Y ALA de noche, en- SOLITAIRE asIlo,
A la luz apacible de la luna,
Sentir que late ell corazon ~tranqrilo
Y eyocar las memorials una d una;
Y yer como fant1sticSs visioues,
DeslizaIse las horas del pasado,
Acarlciar las muertas ilusiones
\ enjugar ell Ilanto lerramado;
La ~salvaje hermosura del ~torrente,
Que Ell ell abismo horrfsono Sc lama,
Remedando la voz omnipotente
Que hizo brillar la luz y la esperanto
10 lejos, la VOC a%terradora
Que lama Ell trueno en- su Juror s~alvaje.
Los nacarados velos de la aurora
FL e~smaltado, esplendido celage; %
Y en- alas de mi mente sonadora G
Las grandes maravillas admirar,
Con esa calma dulce, e~mbriagadora
Que deja algun recuerdo al espirar;
Y yer perderse en- ell azul del cielo
Los monies gigantescos de esmeralda
Que altivos Sc %levantan desde ell suelt
Alimentando pueblos en- su falda;
Y DIR 81 ruido solemne y magestuos'
De las montahas de aqua de la mar,
Y yer su panorama grandioso,
Y sus olas plateadas juguetear.
Amo la terra, sus escenas beIlas,
La inmensidad del mar,su azul y plata
Los esplendidos cielos, las estrellas
Y de la luz la inmensa catarata.
Naturaleza hermosa, 20 te admire,
Ta eres de Dios reverberante espejo,
A Dios adore cuando 70 tie miro,
Que es tn belleza del Creador refiejo.
ANToNINA IDALGo.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-10

the District bill. Governor Dennison,
one OF the commissioners, will, under
stand, resign ID favor OF Hon. Ed
ward McMahon, the grest railroad
contractor of StsuntoD, VS.. At present
Ma. Nc Mshon is not eligible by reason
Of clause in the bill requiring one
years resident IN the district, but if Con.
gress sdjourns without disposing of the
bill, he will De appointed by Hayes to
fill Gov. DennisOn's plsce at interim.
Gen. Witcher, of West Virginia, will be
confirmed by the Senate as pension agent
for the district. The Office is lucrative,
worth perhaps $4,000 year.
The rumors sbout the reorganization
of the Presidents cabinet, are so tsr as l
am able to lesrn, entirely without found
alton. Key has reached the eliminating
point, and his fall would be as dangerous
to him ss if he were kicked of the Tar
peisn Rock. Hayes took him up into
the mountain and SAID unto him: "See
all the glory of the Administration, part
of this will give thee, fsll thou down
and adore me-" And Key fell down
down from the remembrsnces OF al hon.
orable station in the United States Sen
ate, to take position under sn Admin
stration born of fraud, corruption aud
vi.lsiny. CHARLES SELBY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-10
THE GREAT DISASTER.
Further Details OF the Terrible Ex.
pIOsiOn in IA Lancashire COIIiery.

LONDON, June 8.--The explosion in
Evans coal mines, Hsydock. yesterday
occurred at IL o'clock in the morning.
Wood pit colliery consists Of two mines,
Rsvenshesd and Florida. The explosion
WAS confined to the last named. The
men went to work at 6 An. The con-
ditlon Of the mine had been examined as
usual, and ten minutes before the disaster
1t was TO sll appearances safe. There
were $50 men in the Woodpt Colliery,
Is in Rsvenshesd and the remainder in
the Florida mine. The men in the
Rsvenshesd mine were got out immedi-
ately. One died. The others were much
affected by after damp.
The two mines are connected by tun-
mel, end it was in the working of the
Florida mine, beyond the tunnel, that
the explosion occurred 1t is the general
opinion that every man in that part OF
the nine is desd. The explorers found
dead bodies Of men and horses on every
slde faartully burnt and mutil4ted, Civ
ing evidence of the dreadful force of the
explosion. A great fall of coal occurred
The men engaged in exploring the mlne
are working day and night endeavoring
to reach the place where most of the
bodies are supposed to lie. Great crowds
of men, women and children have assem-.
bed in the vicinity O! the pit and gen
eral griet prevails, nearly every family in
the village Of Haydock having suffered
the loss of one or more OF its members.
No powder was used in the mine
The manager Of the mine wert down
the shaft FIVE minutes after the eXplo-
sion, and finding number of men at
the bottom, lying or their faces, opened
the ventilstlng doors and thus saved the
lives Of eighteen men. in Ravenshead
Mine the bodies already found are all
mach disigured. 1t will probably be
days before all the bodies are recovered
The explorers have suffered greatly and
have had TO be constantly relieved.
A large staff Of officers are in attend
ance. Crowds OF women have surround
ed the pit since the explosion, weeping
and begging for news from the explorers,
but on the whole the people are very
quiet and orderly.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-10
The Sham Battle Fund.
Correspondence Of the Register.

Correspondence OF the Register.
WHEELING, June s.
Your correspondent in Moundsville
appears TO think that an equal proper
ton of the sham battle profits should be
given to the companies composing the
First Regiment. BY what manner of
reasoning he comes TO this absurd con-
cusiOn | do not understand, but taking it
Tor granted that he wrote the article at
the instance OF the members of the
MoundsvllIe company, l will endeavor
10 explain why they should not receive
any benefits more than those derived by
other visiting compsnies-enjoyment and
instruction.
The companies Of this city, after being
ousted from their quarters IN the Capitol
building, procured from the City Council
the room now used as their armory, with
the provlso that the city would bear no
part Of the expense Of fitting it up, and
the main object Of the sham battle was
TO raise funds 10 pay for the needed re-
pairs on this room 10 make it suitable Tor
their purpose. According to your CORE
spOndent's views the fund should have
been divided between sll the companies
of the regiment before the reftting of the
srmory was paid tor, and in that event
our portion would not have been sufi.
cleut to pay for the repairs.
Another reason why the profits be-
long entirely to our city companies is
that the arrangements were planned aud
carried out exclusively by them, without
aid from the hOundsvil!e or any other
outside company, and were attended with
considerable loss oi time sud much
trouble 10 the mem bers Of the various
committees who had the matter in charge
In what manner did the Noun 5svIlle
company add 10 the financial success OF
the affair except 10 the extent of other
visiting military? Who composed their
committee 10 solicit aid from the public,
their committee of Arrangements, and
other necessary committees2 Who Of
their number made any effort to secure
the attendance Of single soldier outside
Of their own compauy2
As 70 the assertion Of the correspondent
thst the MouHdsyIile company could not
be expected 10 pay their fare TO Wheel
lng and return for the purpose Of swell
ING our treasures, l will only state that
the amount paid by that company for
transportation was very small COM
pared with that paid by other visiting
soldiers who claim DO part Of the profits,
and that they were trested in every re-
spect the same as the other invited mill
tary.
l will conclude with the remark that
If the sham battle had been q financial
failure the MoundsvIlle company could
not not have been made 70 bear any
portion OF the loss. ZyUAvE.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-10

and competent in this Inquiry Having
determined that question, the next ques-
tion is, has the House any power TO get
1T that knowledge which he has, or is
supposed to have? Having determined
these two questions, Csnd they are to be
discussed and grsvely considered) then
the question comes. Shall we set in mo-
tion proper process for bringing him
here, or are we to surrender the privi-
lege of the House? therefore submit
the following resolution
"ReSoLped, That the Hon. Stanley
Matthews, seeming to be an important
and competent witness in the investlgs-
tion with which this committee is
charged, 3 subpoena be issued to summon
said Stanley Matthews in due form to
testify before this committee"
present this resolution in open ses
sion, and l have made my remarks upon
it, because l am always ready to say on
the housetop what mean snd what l
deem to be right and proper; and now l
move the committee 60 into executive
session for the purpose of discussing the
resolution.
Mr.. Coxe-I hope the committee viii
not do so. hope that as the discussion
has been in public. it may be continued
IN public.
Mr.. Butler-I am content. l have no
objection.
The question was then taken and the
resolution was adopted, and the com.
mittee adjourned until Monday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-10
MaRTiN's FERRY LOCALS.

Michael Moran and Dennis Desmond
were before the Mayor on Saturday, the
former for being drunk, disorderly and
resisting an officer in the discharge OF his
duty. for which he was fined $40 and
costs, and the latter for being drunk and
disorderly. He was fined IS and costs.
A man BY the name Of Keenan, was
arrested on Saturday for disturbing the
pesce. and will answer before the Mayor
this morning.
It's probable on account Of the great
increase in the number of rowdies who
visits town that the number OF police
officers will be increased.
The case OF DR.. Hober sack VS.. the
town trustees before referred to IN the
REGISTER was decided in favor OF DR..
Hobensack BY Justice Eagleson on Satur-
dsy. 1t IS likely the case will be taken
to a higher court on exceptions.
1t is said that newsboy was severely
beaten yesterday in an cut OF the wsy
place, but the truth of the matter has not
been definitely sscertained as yet.
Rev. Weir was assisting Rev. Wallace,
of Bellaire, yesterday at communion.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-10
MOUNDSyILLE MENTION.

The newly elected Council met Friday
night last, appointed committees, elected
clerk and performed some routine bust
ness
Daniel Hewitt, JET Taylor and h ate
Drummond were discharged from tho
peni;ent.sry, having served their time OF
sentence.
Msior Burley has not yet decided
whether or not he will accept the posi-
.ion OF Captain OF the Camden Gurds, 10
which position ho was elected.
Onc fine OF $40, and two Of S. zach
was confessed before Mayor Purdy FRI
day last.
General GoH brought with him Sstur-
day, pardon for David q Ross, who was
serving five year sentence for shooting
man in Taylor county about Il year ago.
The Official bond Of j. l.. Hsnen, town
Ssrgcsut. with ;. X. Hancn. Elias Stl!-
well and Hanson Chriswcll as suretir..
was approved and accepted by Council
Friday night, and he, together with j. +.
Hogan, the newly elected clork ot lhiL
body, took the oath OF office.
The large barn and cattle sheds be.
longing to stephen freelRnd, on Roberts
ridge, about five miles from town, TO.
gether with their entire contents, con
slsting Of about ore hundred bushels of
corn, tour hundred pounds OF wool, lot
Of hay, reaplng machine, cider mall hud
press, who'd mill, aud all OF his agrICul-
tural Implements and harness wore de-
stroyed by fire about eleven o'clock last
Friday nIght-the work OF an incendlary,
OF whose identity Mr.. Freeland has, |
understand, pretty conclusive opinion.
The loss Is fully two tbouA-
and dollars, with no insurance.
Fortunately for Mr.. Freelsnd he had
finished hauling his wheat 20 market the
evening before the fire. a man was
Seen by Mr.. FreelsnG leaving the barn
some time before the FIRE was discovered,
but not fully recognized by him. The
nscresnt, II discovered, should DO made
such an example OF ~ would deter
others from like hellshncss for all
future time in this neighborhooi.
An additional shop, brick, will be
erected nj the prison during the summer
The Marshall county bar consists Of
thirteen resident attorneys.
Some OF our citizens are an Iious N un-
derstsud why the owner OF the property
at tho corner Of ThompIou
and Water streets, IL not required 10 low.
or the pavement so ~ 10 conform 10 that
adjoining.
The Board OF Directors will meet nj
the prison Tuesday next.
A special election will be held In thia
county on the 29th of the present month,
10 determine whether or not the present
road law will b. continued.
Eph. Riley, the handsome guard, snd
boss Of the pehitentiary mule team, mat
aged 10 roll of u wagon load Of hay
last week, and fractured some Of tho
bones OF his arm.
Farmers who wish 20 try the cul,iya
ton OF broom corn, can get supply ~
seed by applying 10 Msssrs. Weaver, Bar
dell & Co, 81 the prison,