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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-07-24
Restful Nights, Days free from Tcrtu-

Await the rheumatic sufferer. who resorts to
Eosletter.s Stomach Bitters: That this be
reliable remedy than colchicura and other
poisons used to expel the rheumatic virus
from tie blood. is q fact that experience ha-
satisfactorily dem rnstrated 1t also enjoy.
the advantage o. being-uulike them-per
fectly safe. With MANY Parsons certain
predisDosition to rheumatism exists. which
renders them liable to it's attacks after exp .
sure in wet weather to currents of air. changes
of Temperature, or to cold when the body is
not such persons should take wineglass or
two of the hitters as soon a. possible after In
curing risk from the above cauSes. as this
superb protective effectually nulifes the
hurtful influence. For the functional derange
ments which accompany rheumatism. such
as cote, spasms in the stomach. palpiration OF
the heart, Imperfect digestion, &C., the tier
cessary in obstinate cases TO use 1t with per
sistency. ...t
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-07-24
a# 4Gf etf#" e.#.f T4li 81 ZAEIs t@ Fa
HoIloway's Pills. --What is Life In

guraHus? a. .p.sxy, Ec-Msny' Pc >, insure
their lives to benefit their fam les by death-how
paradoxcal is this. TO prolong life by pre-.
serving the health would be a larqmore rational
manner of assuring it. Apoplexy is swift and
insidions in it's attacks striking ils vict;' with
oui a moments warning Happily, preyen-
tive has been discovered : Holloway's Pllls-the
thew cool the blood and equaize its circulation
through the system. To preserve the stomach IN
2 sound condition. and the blood pure is tne true
secret of health. Hollowav's Pills will do tb 8
most effectually, and thousands o-e their actual
exist ence to them al the present day 1S3
IMPORTANT lSoTlos.-None are genuice unless
the signature OF HAYDOcK, az agent for the
United states surroundsi each box OF Pills and
nintment. Boxes at % cents, 81 cents and 81
each. t-f ia sJlb 5t-s t4t3 at ah'sU1sW 2 2 V'
~ There Ia considerable saving by taking
the larger sizes. HOLIDAY d Co., New York.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-07-24

DOMESTIC ECONOMY. No housekeeper
or cook is fully prepared to enter sue
cessfully upon h er culinary d,lties with
out having d. B. DeLand & Co.'S Best
Chemical Salerotus on hand. It relieves
the mind of much of the care and
anxiety experienced by a skillful cook.
For sale by most merchants and groc-
ers. Call for the genuine in red papers.
1t IS better than Soda, and far superior
to most brands of Saleratus. tr"77 go"
, 1878-04-26
MEXTCAN
Mustang Liniment,
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

This lnlmcnt erynaturally orglnntedin in Amcrl-
ca, whore Nature provides in her laboratory such
surprising nntldotes for the maladles Of her chill
drcn. Its fame has been spreading for 95 years,
until now II cnc.rclc3 the hab,tablc globe.
The McS!can Mustang LlnmCnt Is mntchesS
remedy fora,l external ailments OF man nd beast.
To stock owncru Catl farmers It Is Invaluable.
A single hOt.lo often saves q human life or rC.
stores tho uacfulncss Of an excellent horse, OK,
COW, orE,ccp.
* c;:r,I foot.rot, hoos.al, hollow horn, grub.
s,rcw.wo:,H, Ghouldcrgot, mango, the bites and
i;ngs Cc poisonous reptiles Gad insects and every
J.ch Grawbac.; 70 stock breeding and bush life.
1t crrcs every external trouble OF horses, such
Rs.amancri, Csra;c.c1, Gw!nny, sprans, founder.
w'nI Ca'l, r'n~ bona, &C., etc.
The I.,;.can ,.u5.anS L.alment Is the quickest
cure II ;hc world foc accidents occurring in the
fanny, "a the ch-cnco Of physician, such as
bara3, rca:ds, spra.a3, cuts, etc. and for rheuna
t,an, ard s.!Tac-i cagcadcred by exposure. Par.
t.r8.sr,y valaaJ.c 90 Miners.
It Is The cheapest remedy IN the world, for It
prHc'ra:ys tho muscle 10 tho bone, and u single
i!plra:.on IGCGera.ly sufficient to cure.
,igS.cGn .,ustarS l.n!alent Is put up In three
szcs ot bottles, tho llr-er ones being proportion.
ase'y !luch the ceupcot. Sold everywhere.
, 1878-04-26

BUSINESS College.-According to
printed announcement, ID. c. Gum,
f. W. Taylor, j. I. Redman and
Mrs. l.. II. Gum will comprise the
Faculty of the Puget Sound Busi-
ness College about to be instituted
in Seattle, Of which ID. c. Gum, and
E. w. Taylor will be managers. The
course of instructions will comprise
all the branches usual to such insti-
tutions, and the rates about the same
as those charged in similar schools
elsewhere. The first term will com.
mence April 10Th, in Whites hall.
Instruction of the character adver-
tised in their circular is much needed
by our youth, and if the gentlemen
having this undertaking in charge
make the school what it should be,
it will prove IA blessing to both town
and people.--"SeattIe Tribune"
, 1878-04-26
Local and News Items.

VArIouS reasons having been given fl +
tbo reported suspension of work at tie
Port Gamble Saw-miil, among which were
tlot vessels were scarce for carrying lum-
her, we are authorized to make corrections
In the first place, only one OF the mills AT
that uoint tine old one, has been "shll
down." II has been idle on account o
rprairS. A new foundation and many
improvements have been pnt in. under the
supcwision of Mr.. Cyrus Walker. and il
i, to start mp again this morning. The
new mill has been running all the time
There are now 3 barks and Schoone"s
loading at the company's whlrves. Th'
whole lerair> on the old mil We're con
du .ted with remarkable i,Icilily and dir
match, showing business capacity and push
in keeping with the general character OF
the company.
, 1878-04-26

SAN FRANCIsCo MARINE REpoRr.
-Schr. VIM. l.. Beebee from Port
Gamble, bktne. Katie Fickingcr from
Seattle, steamer California from Port
Townsend, and steamer Gussie Tel.
fair from Coos bav,. arrived at San
Francisco on the 2lst. Bktne r. *
Ham for Port Blakely, bark Samo
set for Tacoma, ship Sycamore for
Gamble, and ship Coquimbo for Port
Madison, sailed from San Francisco
the same day.
, 1878-04-26
CHIMACUM ITEMS.
CnMAcuM VALLEY, April 25. rs.

CnnIACUM VALLEY. April % rs.
EDITOR ARGUS.-:We feel it incumbent
upon Us to send you these few items.
feeling that they mny he of interest to
many OF your readers.
The weather Tor the past two weeks has
been such rs delights the heart ol the
farmer. Most of our farmers have fin
iShrd seeding. and in some instances the
seed up and looking favorable.
McSSrS, Bishop and EldrtdGc and sever
III others have sown considerable land this
year in defiance of the wet and backward
spring, They are all looking forward
with hopes of realizing Il bountitni har-
vest.
The North Pacific Cheese FactOrv is in
full blast, turning ont IN excellent article
Of cheese in large quantities. 'he amount
being III the neighbOrhoOd of five hundred
pounds per day. They have facilities tor
manufacturing about 1000 pounds per
day. The enrerprSing spirit exhibited by
the proprietor and his associate is deScrv-
ing Of the greatest praise and encourage
mrnt which we believe will be liberal'y
extended by our farmers. T..
, 1878-04-26

BIakely.-Things at Blaloly are
bright and lively as ever. The adj
dition to the mill will soon call for Il
large number of new hands, who, in e.
ducel by the sure and excellent pay
Of the BIakeIy Company, are offer.
ing their services from all parts of
Puget Sound. With the new and
old mills together, the Blakely Com.
pany will be enabled to turn out
quite as much lumber in 1879 as the
mills at Gamble.
, 1878-04-26

STILL ANOTHER -GoIdendale, in
Klickitat county, has taken little
squirt at growing, and of course must
have its newspaper. Eugene Camp
bell, of Hillsboro, Oregon, has gone
there for the purpose of gratifying
this desire, and soon we may look for
the appearance of the twenty-fourth
living newspaper claiming an origin
and home in Washington Territory.
, 1878-04-26

Mr., Geo. Cooper who is hauling saw
logs near Port Angeles, came up from
there this week. lie reports everything
quiet down that way. says he is fairly
started in the laundering Business and cX,
poets to do pretty lively business for a
small crew during the coming SUMMER
months.
, 1878-04-26
Shipping Intelligence
Port Townsend.

ARRIVALS-APRL 10.
North Pacific, Seattle
DEPARTURES.
Tacoma. Straits.
GOlnh, Straits
Sp Blue Jnckct, Melbourne, Aus.
Panama. Seattle.
ARRIVALS-APRIL. l6.
FavOrite, Seattle
Panama, Seattle
DEPARTURES.
l. : Oliver WOlcOtt, Victoria
FaVOrite, Seattle
Panama, NanaimO,
ARRIVALS. II.
FavOritc, straits
SIP 70 Semitic. $ +
California, Victoria
DEPARTURES.
u S Tho mas Corwin, Neah bay.
ARRIVALS-APRIL Is.
MaStick, Pt Discovery
GOliah. straits.
Blk Jamss Chester, Honolulu
DEPARTURES.
'alllOfnla, Sll rdllclsCO.
Fav"rte, Ludlow.
MaIirk. Seattle
Sp E0 Semirr, Seattle
Bk James Chester, Gamble
GOliah, Gamble.
ARRIVALS-APRH 10.
Dispatch, Seattle.
DEPARTURES.
Dispatch, Semiahmoo
ENTERED.
10, Brig North Star, ) r.
20, Shiy Top GIlint, S f.
%. Blk Runirr. Honolulu
%, Dakota, 5 f
Cl EARED'
10, S'oop Jennie, Vict oria.
10, Brig North Star, $ +
20, Bk Due SoroIle, Valparaiso.
, 1878-04-26

pRoF. Roberts will give II socialClance in
FowIer's Hall on Wednesday evening,
May lst. Admission 81 per couple
Dancing viii commence PRECISELY ut eight
O'Clock, and close at midnight.
, 1878-04-26

Mr.. Thos. Jackman, of the firm of I,
.Jackman & Co., manufacturers and eX,
po,ters OF canned claus, returned by the
Dakota this week, but will remain short
time only on the Sound. He is looking
as natural as ever, but says he doesn't like
living in San Francisco as well as Puget
Sound. and that the climate down there
will not compare laNorably with ours.
, 1878-04-26

Mr.. Jas. Dalgardno, Of this place, re-
Gently showed us some specimens Of very
fine clay, obtained between DnngenesS ano
Sequim Bay. 1t is thought to be valuable
for cleaning watches and silyerwar
Specimens of it will be sent to San Fran
cisco for trial.
, 1878-04-26

By notice in our advertising columns
it will be seen that our county board OF
examiners will be at Che school in this
town on Wednesday next for the pur-
pose Of catechisng and Judging of the
merits of any and all applicants for teach
trs' licenses for common schools. Aspi-
rants will please remember.
, 1878-04-26

PUGET SOUND PRINTERs.-Johny lhr,
ned returned to the Sound by the Dakota
tins week. He is looking quite weak
and thinks of returning to the bay city
next fall Rnmor has it that Ed. Pullel
is married. Geo. BlankenShip and Fred
Prosch, we learn, are both doing well.
, 1878-04-26

Mr.. Edward Shutter. our jailer who
went in pursuit of the escaped prisoner"
last week, left here on the tug Tacoma.
going direct to Neah Bay from which
place he worked his way homeward along
the beach. He arrived at this place late
on Monday evening. having discovered
no traces whatever of the runaways.
, 1878-04-26

MEssRs. Waterman & Katz, have just
received, per Steamship Dakota. a large
stock of well assorted boys clothing
which. it is shoped, the public will duly AZ =
preCiate.
, 1878-04-26

a GOOD hand, capable OF doing general
farm work, including milking. can be dI'
rccted to Il six months job by applying al
this Office.
, 1878-04-26

REV. Mr.. Davis, pastor Of st. Paui'S
church, in this town, willpreach in CHM
acum on Sunday next, ut IL, A. VI.
, 1878-04-26

TIE Victor sewing machine finds its
channel to public attention through our
columns to-day. Try it.
, 1878-04-26

Sixty-6ve Cinnamon are employed
in building the road from Olympia
to Tenino.
, 1878-04-26

The PuyalIup Indians are put,
ting in two hundred acres Of new
land.
, 1878-04-26

On TIE SICK LIST, Our young ftiend
Don arish is stlI lying quite Ill. Mrs
Rcvell has Lecn very sick for several days.
Mrs. l.. IL. Gays, OF DungcncSS, who has
been so very mwcll during the past ten
days, is recovering. Mr.. A. S. Jones,
also of Dungeness, who has been staying
ut tie Cosmopolitan for some time past,
has been confined to his room for several
DAYS and is very weak.
, 1878-04-26

Capt. ID B. Finch has sold his ia
terest in the water works at Tumwa
ter.
, 1878-04-26

THE house of Roihschid Il Co... of this
ace, la. ju-t received by steamer Dakota
the largest, most elegant and best selected
stock of new goods ever brought to thi'
market. 1t has been carefully Sc'ccted 10y
the senior member Of the firm, who Is still
ab ent making further purchases. TheSt
goods will be open for inspection to-nor'
row. Ladies are especially invited to cal
and examine. We predict a lively trade
over their counters for some time to come
, 1878-04-26

GOOD potatoes are worth 81 30 per
buShcl; eXua seed, l.SO. Prices sill,
climbing,
, 1878-04-26

WE are indebted to rurser Brewster o
the Dakota, for tilvOrs.
, 1878-04-26

TIE Dakota arrived ut this port ut A.
NJ, Yesterday. The following is her list OF
passengers: Port Townsend; Mrs. Me,
Curdy, Miss McCrrdy, j. Irving, Capt.
Ingalls,, J. Mcl'a lune, l.. 5. Allen, I,
Jackman, l3 in Steerage. Seattle; ID. c.
Kenyon aud wife, c. IL. Durham
a ID wife, $. V. Ledy, c. II. Cat
ton. Geo Mctpuaha. and2 svtS, Mrs. Mar
ion and family, l.. c. Hannah, Mrs. +. c.
Funy. Mrs. Il. Anderson, 80 in Stecragc.
OLYMPIA; !. Harmed. and in stccmge.
, 1878-04-26

THE schooner Ceurser arrived yesterday
from san Francisco and sailed 10 Seattle.
, 1878-04-26

Mr.. Geo. McConaha, Of Seattle, came
up from San Francisco hy the Dakota
, 1878-04-26

Read our items indicative.ot progress il
ChimaCun valley,
, 1878-04-26
l,lelllt'lIt.

TIE Snohomish Star" is most all sup
plemcnt.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-29

.rying to palm ofAsuch a beastly bird as
he has put on the new dollar for the
American eagle.
TIE story comes from Deadwood that
q member of certain church congrega'
ton was bowie-knifed by Jealous dea-
con for putting counterfeit quarter IN
the contribution box, and tho excited
pastor, without leaving the pulpit, shot
the good deacon for creating a disturb
ance during divine service. Slightly
mythical.
The Philadelphia Press holds to the
opinion that tat all times ana IN al
places blood will tell and the cesCen-
dants OF persons OF culture SUD fenne.
meut retain the leading characteristics
of their class amid al vlcissltudss.
There are many occasions when we
should think it would be awkward Tor
ublood to tell" For instance, II her
Youngest brother should happen to look
in q. the parlor door just as you were
bidding her good night, it would Dc
calculated TO impres, her with horror II
..blood will tell" it at the breaks asst table
mo. we can't 10 1t in our business,
said the veteran Snowman, rehectivelg ex.
aminlng the inscription on an American
coin. ave are compelled to take the
money at the door. Cincinnati COM
meTcldL.
ONCE upon time man named Noah
took with him seven other persons ana D
lot of wild beasts and embarked. Inc
rest of the world said 1t wasn't gong 10
rain much anyhow, but storm followed
of unprecedented severity. More than
year ago Mr.. Hayes embarked VIII
seven other persons and q mensgerle oil
friends, and has been at sea ever since
| The storm has begun in good earnest
too. bat unfortunately, it's the ARK TINS
time that is catching it.-PhltddeLphtd
Times.
REPRESENTATIVE WILLIS, OF Ne"
| York, who introduced tie very com
mendable Howgste Arctic Exploration
bill in the House, seems strangely dlia
tory in his conduct OF the matter. The
bill! requires prompt action. WHAT Is the
matter2-Ne,O York Graphic.
Petitions from the unemployed work
iagmen of the country demanding 81
appropriation TO enable adventures *
determine the thickness OF the ice IN lat
itude u north, are not rolling IN VIII
sufficient vehemence to keep Mr.. willie
I'D to his work. Washington Post.
The fruit crop OF this sector
rnay be regarded as entirely
safe. The strawberry crop was not Ia
enough advanced TO be injured in the
slightest degree, and the fears OF the
Wheeling REGISTER, that the market O
that CITY will lot receive "the best Der
ries" from this vicinity, are entirely
groundless. Apples, peaches, pears
grapes, etc, are quite sale; perhaps II
some localities, Oh lower grounds, TIT
peaches may be injured, but severa
iruit. growers of this neighborhood re
port item entirely safe. The GROWN!
whest crop, Notwithstanding the treez
and snow, is not materially injured, an(
in this county will be above the average
both in acreage ard quslity.-BaTneS
| oILe Enterprise.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-29
SIXTY YEARS OF HAPPINEss.

The GAINESVILLE Enterprise gives an
interesting account OF social affair
which came OF in that place last week.
1t WAS the sixieth anniversary OF the
marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. JOSEPH
SMITH, snd large party OF their
frieads aud descendants, gathered
/" pay their respects to the
a.cd couple. Mr.. SMITH was born
~ Fort Warren, ri the mouth OF Short
Creek, a5ou. ten miles from Wheeling,
srd is eighty years old, having been
born IN 1898. Mrs. SMITH was born IN
1902. They were married in Washing
ton township, Harrison county, Ohio, on
the Goth of March, 1918. Two persons
attended this anniversary who were
present at the original cere-
monv. One of them WAS at
that time spoken of as 'old JIMMY
WRIGHT" and is now lie years of age.
The couple in whose honor the gathering
took place, have had fourteen children,
seven Of whom are living, eighty.seven
grand children, and thirty great grand
children, making total OF one hundred
ard thirty-one descendants.
Mr.. and Mrs. SMITH are still in excel
lent health, and will probably celebrate
many moro returns of the day when they
were united tor better or for worse.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-29

WE find the following in the Wheel
inc REGISTER, copied from the St. LOUIS
Globe Democrat:
at does not REQUIRE much OF ph'loso
phor to understand that if Anderson Is
rrigntfuly in Jail in New Orleans; Mr.
Hsycs is wrongfully in the White House
n. Washington"
How about the converse OF this propo'
sition? - Ritchic Gazette.
That's easily sns~ered. If ANDERSON
was rightfully in jnl it WAS all right; II
he WAS wrongfully in jail it was al
wrong.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-29
NOTES OF THE DAY.

TIE muster roll Of the army of public
schools of Pennsylvania contains the
nsmes OF 2O,65S teachers and 9O7, 4l2
scholars.
AT least 1920 persons have been
thrown out of employment by the fire IN
Philadelphia. The loss amounts TO near
100000.
SALvATIoN's free, as the hymn says,
and that's the reason why Delaware
church recently purchased one hundred
and eighty-seven spit.oons.
Ex-Gov. SWAMI, of Maryland, now
rus,icating at about three score and ten,
is soon to lead Mrs. John r. Thompson,
of Princeton, to the altar.
TIE Herald p. l. Man remarks: The
scientists say that the use of beans IS an
exclusive article of diet will cure drunk
enness. This is probably the reason why
1t costs so mucn to intoxicste a Bos-
tonian.
A CHILD i'll Brooklyn, was strsngled
Sunday, by tobacco smoke playiully
pulled into his face BY his father, and
shortly diod. That settles III Never
smoke on Sunday unless you wish to de-
crease your family.
THE sloop-of,wsr Wyoming which
started for the Paris Exposition, hiss re
turned in leaky condition. 1t seems
everything the Government owns or has
had anything 10 DO with for the past
twenty years, is ''lesky."
Mrs MYRA CLARK GAINES now wants
TO compromise with the city of New
Orleans for $500, 900, TO be paid in ten
annual instsllnents. The city is so much
impoverished now that she gets no income
from her immense property there.
THE designer of the new dollar, Mr.
George Morgan, is young man of u
wears, and is said to receive $3.50 per
week for his rvices. or $4,000 year.
He ought to be locked three-qusrters for
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-29

The Barnesville Enterprise in speak
ing OF the REGlSTER's special from
Clarksburg, on Monday last, concerning
the arrest OF T. +. Goodrich, charged
with HAVING i've wives, says that he was
in GAINESVILLE last winter giving musical
exhibitions, and lef! there without paying
his bills.
How could man support five wives
comfortably and at the same time pay at
tention TO such trivial things as "bilis.'
He seems to have had too many 0tttet S
dOuc and very much overlook at that.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-29

The recent hanging Of the Molly Ma
CURES in Pennsylvania does not seem TO
bsye had much OF su effect upon that
class of the population in the coal region
On Wednesday night lot of strikers
o,tamn,ed TO burn q coal breaker, which
had lust been erected at q cost of S5O,OOo'
That section of the State of Pennsylvs-
MIA seems to contain q greater nest OF
GRIN inals than s1y other portion OF the
United States.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-29
a CARD.

ITO ALL WHO ARE SUFFERING FROM
the errors and indiscrections OF youth,
nervous weakn ness, early decay, loss OF
man hood, &C., 1 will send recipe that
will cure you, Free of Charge. This great
mety was discovered ny missionary In
South America. Send \ seli-addressed
envelope 10 the Rev. Joseph T. IAman.
Station ID, Bible House, New York city.
ocl6e9c
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-29

IT is q sign of Spring to see the blue
birds and SITTING BULL again on the
move. The latter has "risen in his
might" and, at the head of 5000 war
riors all painted and featbered, ne has
commenced his Spring work. We shall
hear more Of him.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-29

In a conversation Yesterday, with >
d. WHITMAN, ESQ, of this county VINO
stands high up in Grange and Wool or
gsnizations, he paid warm compliment
to Congressman WILSON for the part ne
is taking, at Washington, in the interest,"
n, those classes.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-29
CAPITAL RESTAURANT.

No. 1853 Market ST., is the only first
:lGss Restaurant in The city. 1t is the only
Restaurant that has separate rooms tor
ladies, or where you can find that quiet
cleanliness of Il home, com oined with the
best cuisine that can be found in the city.
REDUt Ts6S OF PRItES.-Regular
Dinner, with one Kind OF meat, three
kinds Of vegetables, one cup OF tea, coffee
or milk, one kind of dessert, for . cents.
OYSTERS, Fish and a II ia delicacies OF the
So ison constantly on hand. ml27
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-29
GOD closed yesterday at lolt'

AN epidemic of crime is raging
throughout the country. Liquor and
lus. seem to be the most potent provoea-
tiops, and financial failures next. Never
before was crime SO daring nor desperate.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-29

THERE seems to be no probability OF
the passage OF stay law by the Ohio
Legislature. They are poor things at
best and should never find place upon
the statute books of State unless the
emergency is overwhelming.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-29
DIED.

SIMMONS-At 1 O'Clock p. N March 81.
1875, JOSEPH SIMMONS, in the 74th year OF
his age.
Funeral will take place on this friday
afternoon at2 o'clock. from the residence
OF Edward Westwood, No. Sl0S McCulloch
atr