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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-10

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Through bills Of lading and through passen;
railway stations In Texas. The best route to
Fl The following splendid and fast st teal,
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49, roh sHsEvEpoRT, JEFFER.
kRzs SON. Hot Syringe: and all lend ,na
stations In Texas.
FOR SHREVEPORT.
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silver city. M. N. Wood. master.
Leaves SATURDAY. April 49, at .. m.
No ,wharfboat charges drayagso or commission
will be charged at mouth of Red River. or al
New Orleans. In forwarding freight consigned
to the com pany by bill Of lading.
For freight or psssage apply on board 81 the ie
G 9GaS or street. ane 0 u.s. q M IN Presdent
il. oAnK E9aB BfI1 msPEaT hEf 11ssis
ron dRAND ECoEE. MONT.
4 sb Ems and way iandines-The steam.
" NEW BART ABLE.
Richard snnott massr ne2 Hamilton clerk
ap VII 1n "ye Or For fSyW GbkH%s
No. Al Commercial Place
s..-Freight consigned to wharfboa', mouth
OF Red river, or to agents at New Orleans. for
steamer Bart Able. will be forwarded free OF
charge. au3O
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-10
STEAMBOAT

Thos Sherlock. Hates. from CINCINNATI
j Ii Hanna. Blanks. from Ouach Ia City
Ouachita Belle, L baro. from Payou ara
st Mary. Dalferes. from Fayou Laf"urche
Trenton, Muggah fir m St MartinvilIe
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-10

so bbls high wines TaTdos jri10 pixie bear jars
butter n Redwits--6 car. tjmbsr @ RAoul--2 bales
hav 16 bills whisky hf do 146 pkgs mdss II frkins
butter O A Whitney &oo--Total IS hhds tobacco
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-10
Mem0raud a.
BY Telegraph

BY Telegraph
Now York, April 9, 1878.
To A Whitney Geo
The steamship siers. Cspt Hawthorn. arrived Ut
this morning
New York April Q. 1878.
To Moulin
TIL steamship New Orleans Capt Dearborn ar
rived at o'clock this ming.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-10

Lighteraee to Corpus Christi III any, at risk
and expense of consigpees.
Freight for st. Mary'b and Fulton landed -
Rock port.
Freight for all the above points received ut ~
Depot Morgans Louisiana and Texas Railroad
foot of Lafayette street. daily. until D. n.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-10
Bslow-Com ins Up.

Nor bark Monark. Halverson. u days FIN Portgrund
to master
Brit bai Csrron Ward 10 DAYS from St Thomas to
French eco
Ger bark r c ein, Koop, 6s days from Buenos
Ayres. to master
Nor bark Swift R"er As DAYS from Santander, in
ballast to master
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-10

No corn received without orders.
Lighterage at Braz0s Santiago at risk and a.
pense OF consignees,
Freight received for and bills lading sisnod
only to Brownsville, via Rio Grande Railroad.
as per new tariff, less 33h Der cent.
Freight payable In gold.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-10

WEEKLY GRAND ECORE PAOKET.
49, FOR GRAND ECORE. MONT
~ gomery. Alexandria, Norman's Bar
bins and way landings-The steam
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-10

>FNCh For Corpus Christi, Fulton ana
xAlENk6 st. Marys, via Galveston and Eock-
port-The iron steamer
ARKANSAS,
Will leave Morgan City on
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21
Tombstone Correspondence.

TOMBSTONE DISTRICT, Dec. 14, 1878.
 EpTToR CITIZEN Being a constant reader oi your paper, and having de sire to promote the interests of those interested in the wonderfully rich dis coveries in this district, and also those interested in southern Arizona, has in duced me to drop a few lines to you, and if, in your opinion, there is any thing that will interest the readers of THE CITIZEN, publish it.
 In looking over the district have divided it, ss it has two distinct forma- tions, calling it north and south end {; the south end being in limestone, in which are located many valuable mines. have visited most of the dis tricts in California, Nevada, Utah, Wy oming, Montana and Colorado, and as 8 close observer, with no interest here as yet, this is, in my opinion, the richest gold and silver district ever discovered. Those mines that are being developed in the south end are the Grand Cen tral, held at three hundred and fifty thousand dollars the Contention, now selling at SIX hundred and fifty thousand dollars the Tough Nut, al fourth interest of which sold for eighty and 8 half million bid for the balance, and several others These properties all seem to have the ore in sight to command the prices. The Town Site and Metallic Accident mines, both adjoining the Tough Nut, are certainly very flattering prospects, and held at very high figures, and the Accident, Tough Cuss and Carrie mines, just north of the Contention and Grand Central, all show ore assay ing in the hundreds, and are regarded as valuable locations.
 Now, the north end is in granite and porphyry, and it was here 1 found Maj. Morgan, who received me as his guest, (thanks, Major, for your hospi- tality), and il is here the Major has staked his fortune, having purchas ed lhe Merrimac, Brother Jonathan. and several other mines. 1 feel confident he has made no mistake. The Merri- mac is developing a large body of high grade ore, and 1 think It really worth ten times what it cost. It is here the Uncle Sam mine Is located :; a so, lhe Butler, Utah, Empire. Signal, Belle and others. Some of these are new locations, but all show very high grade ore. What a chance for capital As Maj. Morgan remarked: "Ten millions of dollars can be safely in rested here today with an assurance 'f immense profits "
 II is here Maj Morgan has surveyed ! town site and is sinking a well 10 supply the town with water. It would lot surprise me to see a population of i've thousand in the town of Merrimacl flor that is the name the Major has given it-within eIght months.
 But am now taxing you, and will ut this off here, but in my next I will ,ve you an account of the rise and progress of the upper and lower towns. nd also new developments in the hines. Yours truly: Old Prospecter,
 XENoPHoN.
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21

MR. DANIEL CONNER just Tn from Phenix yesterday, says the Golden Star Mill and mine have been attached and work will be stopped for the pres ent. The difficulty is the very low grade of the ore. This rews will be a great disappointment to every one and we trust that further developments will prove a better condition of affairs than is now feared 10 exist
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21
Combinations.

December 12, the Senate confirmed Thomas Hillhouse, of New York. as Assistant United States Treasury at New York; Sidney W. Barnes. of Ark ansas, as United States Attorney for the District of New Mexico; D. c. Moody, of Dakota, as Associate Jus tice of the Supreme Court of Dakots. Capt. Richard l.. Law. of Indiana, Chief of the Bureau of Yards and Docks, win ihe relative rank of Com modore in the United States Navy.
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21

Is it really SO that a number of In dian warriors borrowed guns and am from the colored troops al Hot Springs, N. NJ, just previous to their departure for San Carlos. under the pretext of general hunt, and that said hunt stll continues. that said arms have not been and probably never will be returned, and that said Indians have forgotten to report to the Com manding Officer 5
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21
Election Notice.

Election Notice. OFFICE OF THE CITY RECORDER,
 TUCSON, Decem bar Iq, 1878 NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT " an election will be held at tho office of the County Recorder, on Tuesday, January :, 1879, for
 ONE MAYOR.
 TWO COUNCTLMEN,
 ONE RECORDER,
 ONE TREASURER.
 ONE ASSESSOR,
 ONE RSHAI,
 ONE POUNDMASTFR. Polls open from a. m. until sunset.
 JAMES H. POOLE, Mayor. Attest: WM. S. EDWARDS, Recorder.
 By Nj. T. Brown, Deputy. NOV 2 l0-2w
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21

It is impossible for us to enumerate all articles we have in thls line. Buyers will ind it greatly to their advantage to cali and examine our stock and prices before purchasing.
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21
Bdyurd Taylor Dead.

The telegraph announces the death of Bayard Taylor at Berlin on Decem- Der I9. at 9P.M.
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21
NEW ADEERTLSEMEHTS.
WEBSTER STREET.

Tucson Arizona.
 Office on Meyers street, opposite Palace Hotel.
 Will practice in all the Courts of the Territory.
 Special attention given 10 mining cases and land grants
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21

- ......i1.@-zss- l.. M. JACOBS & CO.,,
 Tucson, Arizona.
 Dealers In
 General Merchandise.
 RICE LIS T.
 Groceries. Sugar, ( IS ICoffee, green, good Java. .26 lCoffee, ground. nicely packed iu and 2lb pkgs, at prices ranging from 30 to S715c per lb.
 Tea, good, per ID. .S5 Tea. better. 40 Tea, best, 50 Tea. extra, 50 Tea, superb, .75 Beans,
 Rice, .l711 Soap, 50-bsr boxes, per box, 400 Soap, lOO-ber boxes. per box, 7.50 Candles, small boxes, $40 Candles, double boxes, $50 Bacon, extra good. 20 Bacon, breakfast, .221z Lard,
 Sweet oil. 2 dog. In case. per case, 500 Spices, 4o cans, per dor. l.4O Spices. 11rb cans. per dog. 2.25 Pickles, quarts, per doz. s.5O Crackers, soda. per ID. IS Crackers. fancy, per D. .22K Pepper Sauce, per doz. 300 Starch, loose, per ID. IS Starch, In ID packages, 20 Yeast Powder, Preston & MerrIll's, 4 2.2O Yeast Powder, Preston Merrill's, 5 BOO Sardines. per dog. 2.5O Sardines, In cases of 100 box. per case 2O.OO Tobacco, both smoking and chewing, extra good qualities at greatly reduced prices. Canned goods, in splendid variety at new and greatly re l duced prices. Tn addition. we have just received | 25,OOO lbs. Of extra sliced East
 ern apples and peaches.
 which we offer al she
 extremely low
 prices of
 lSc.
 We call special attention 10 the many nov cities in the grocery line we now offer.
 Hardware. Picks, good quality, per doz. Sl6.O0 Picks, extra quality, per doz. 1900 Shovels, good, per doE. 1850 Shovels, best. per dor. I5.O0 Sledges, best quality, per n. .371l Anvils, best quality, per ID. "A best quality, per inch, .S5 We enumerate but a few goods in this line for want of space, s our assortment on exami- nation will be found the most complete in the
 Territory, and the
 prices we are pre-
 pared to give,
 challenge
 competi-
 ton.
 Dry Goods and Clothing. ( Prints. standard. .O51l Prints, standard, .O5 Bleached muslin, from 61z up.
 Brown muslin, from 615 up. )verslls, both blue & brown, per doZ. 700 )veralls, excellent quality. 800 )verslls. best, 800 Jumpers, all Prices ana kinds. )vershirts, splendid assortment [ unapproachabIe Tn prices. PANTS, ranging from S1 up, not to be
 equalled. JOCKS, ranging from 75c per dozen and upwards-cheapest ever of-
 fered in Arlzona UNDERWEAR of all kinds at prices that will astonish the natives.
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21
R. WILLIAMS. J.P. GABRIEL
 Silver Hing Hotel.

WILLIAMS & GABRIEL, ProprIetors. We have opened a First-Class HOTEL AND RESTAURANT, And are prepared to accommodate the public with meals and lodging or Board by the Day, Week or
 Month.
 We have NEAT AND WELL FURNISHED
 ROOMS, Andiprovlde for our guests every comfort
 the country affords An Excellent Bar Attached,
 Where the Best Brands of Wines, Liquors
 and Cigars
 Can be obtained. Strangers and travellers to and from GLOBE DISTRICT Will lind our Hotel the most popular and comfortable resort in the Pioneer
 District. August 2S 4s-tf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-09

GRAND ExcuRsIos TO CHrcAGo.-The
Baltimore & Ohio Rallroad,Eill, on Mon
day, September 9, run q Special Excur.
sion Train through TO Chicago, and In
order 10 afford everybody an opportunity
OF visiting the Garden City Of the West,
the rates will be placed at the lowest
possible figure.
The train will be composed Of frst.
class Passenger Cars and Pullman Draw.
ing-room Sleeping Cars, which will run
through to Chicago without change, ar
irving in that city early on Tuesday
morning, September 8.
A Grand National Firemen's Tourna.
ment will be held September 8, 4, s, 8 and
7. On the Sd there will be parade OF
the Chicago Fire Department 10 add
ton to the many FIRE appearances that vii!
be present from all points In the United
States and Canada, the frat Brigade oil
Illinois State Militia will be iu process
sion, and act "a On escort 10 His Excel
lency President r. B. Hayes and the
Governors Of Illinois and other States.
The parade will probably be the hnest
and largest Of the kind ever seen In this
country.
Il Ia the intention to offer the sum Of
Eve hundred dollars, which will be open
to competition to all brass bands from
outside the city Of Chicago. A gold medal
will be awarded TO the finest drum corps.
The Great Exposition will also open
about this time. go
be advertised In q few days.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-09
.hsrtin's GspitaI Restaurant, lbs Mar
ket srest, lie the only Restaurant in the
oily that has separate rooms for Iadlos.


ISLAND sidewalks, have gone 10 seed.
HTHAr boss race" comes of this alter
noon. -.. ...........
THERE will be au eclipse Of the moon
on the 18th inst. W
The cabbage worm is injuring the
sauer. kraut crop. USE
THE pestiierous picnic ticket seller is
the candidates best friend. I'D
THE thermometer crawled up TO 90
degrees above zero yesterday. ....,
THE knights Of the brush are at work
on the interior Of the Court House.
EVERY dog has his day, but the inscru.
table law Of nature gives the night to the
cat.
The pavement in the Second Ward
Market Is undergoing much.needed re-
pairs. .. n.. ..a.i
TIE Wheeling Omnibus Company re.
ceived a new bus from New York last
evening. H. N1 ts' NNfi 81"
The Council Committees on Health
and Finance will meet at the City Build.
ing this evening. EE5rf l-s
A HANDSOME residence Is being erected
by Mr.. John Arbentz, OF this city, out at
Pleasant Valley.
THE hummer gang infest the public
buildings, on the lookout for the trem.
bling candidate.
SCHARF, the we'll known Pittsburgh
oarsman, will train Felsing for his race
with WeiSgerher.
MRs. ]. W. @. ANDERSON has recovered
her pocketbook and contents (S60), which
she Loaf some days since. ~. ,. f. ~
MEssRs. BRITT d BRITr yesterday sold
twelve shares OF Etna Mill stock at $40
per share, par value 500. ,,g. p,
The Circuit Court will meet tomorrow,
pursuant to adjournment, for the trans
action Of chancery business. .l.e
JOHN REsERBAcK is putting up a neat
two story brick residence on the corner
oil 10th and McColloch streets.
SEVERAL OF our citizens went up the
roSd yesterday, to visi. the scene Of the
great railroad disaster near Mingo juno
ton.
0aIo county delegates 10 the Republi.
can Congressional Convention Al New
Martinsyille will be issued round trip
tickets at half fare.
EIGHT hundred new volumes have re.
Gently been added to the-tibrAry OF the
Sunday School connected with the First
preshVtarian ChnFch
We have been requested 10 call the
attention Of the police TO the crowd Of
loafers who iniest the corner Of Chap.
line and 18th streets, day and night.
BETWEEN this and the 10Th 1t would
require q bank to sugar the boys, il all
the demands Of bummerism were 10 be
met. The unterritisd never were so hun.
CRY.
LErrERs held for postage at the Post
Office: John SeemAn, care Hobbs & Co.,
9, per Geo. G. keith, $50 Alley c, City;
Miss Jennie Harden, Alexandria, Camp.
bell county, Kentucky.
DURING Wednesday night the store OF
Parker Bros, No. l4l0 Main street, was
entered by thiei, who carried Of a guam.
tily Of fruit and about So In money which
he found in the money drawer.
TIE remains Of Augustus Andrews,
one Of the postal clerks killed by the rail-
road disaster at MingoJunction on Wed.
nesday morning, passed through this city
yesterday, EN- route 10 the home oil de-
ceased Ia ClaIksburR. Young AndseEs.
was son Of Rev. Andrews, Of Clafks-
burg. .' '''''' ''' ''-'''' ~ .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-09

River i've feet and falling. u=
The Science departed for Parkersburg
at 10a o'clock. ... 49,
The Della, having come of the docks
looking as fine fiddle, has resumed her
trade between this city and Steubenyille.
The Phaeton arrived and departed as
usual. .....7.. Iii ..
The Telegram met with an accident on
her down trip Wednesday which dis
abled one Of her wheels, in consequence Of
which she did not put in an appearance
yesterday. 7......... ...-.7.....
The Salt Valley, from Cincinnati, pass.
cd up last night for Pittsburgh.
The Ragon will be the Parkersburg
packet to-day at 103 o'clock.
The Hudson, from Cincinnati, will be
due at noon to-day. ,s I
tBy Telegraph -.
PrrrsBuRGH, August 8.-Riyer 2 feet
10 inches and stationary. Weather fair
and pleasant. .,.
Cairo, August 8. -Arriyed-Katie
Hooper, New Orleans; Desmet, Paducah.
Departed-Hooper. Ohio river; Desmet,
81. Louis. River II feet II inches and
falling. Weather clear and warm. Their.
mometer 94e. ...-...-.
CINCINNATI. August s.-River IA feet
inches and rising. Weather clear dur
ing the day, but stormy tonight. De-
parted-stockdale, Pittsburgh.
ST.. LOUIS, August 8.-River 16sieet.
Weather warm. Arrived-War Eagle,
Keokuk; Dubuque, 81. Paul; Dusan,
Bonneville; Gilmore and bargea and
Golddust, New Orleans. Departed -
War Eagle, Keokuk; Colorado, Vieks-
burg.
LOUISVILLE, August S.-Wealher clear
and warm. Departed-Parker, Memphis;
Silver Thorn, Cairo: Golden Crown and
Vint shinkle, Cincinnati. River falling;
Q feet II inches In canal.
New ORLEANS, August S.-Weather
clear; Thermometer 9le.
EVANSVILLE August 9.-Weather clear
and hot. River z lilo feet and rising.
Only regular packets in port.
VIcKsBuR6, August S.-Weather clear;
Thermometer 98o. River rose 10 inches.
Up-John B.Meade, Memphis.
MEMPHIS, August S-River fallen 8
inches. The ]. II. White with the new
steamer Edward Gay In tow for New
Orleans, passed down,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-09

Society NofRs.-A select picnic was
held yesterday, on Peter Zoeckler's farm,
near Frank Walters Two Mile House, in
honor OF Mr.. ZOeckler's birthday. Among
those present from the city were DR.. ].
E. Reeves and lady, J. g. Hoffman and
family, G. Hess and family, Peter Welty
and family, and other friends.
A number Of the young friends Of Miss
Ella Hobbs were entertained by that
young lady last evening, at the residence
Of her father, Mr.. Ed. Hobbs, SEN, on 18th
street. ..r..... 49,.
The select hop at the residence Of Mr..
John Macon, on Main street. Centre
Wheeling, last evening, was an enjoyable
affair. Some twenty couples OF South
Side young people were present.
Miss Fannie Harris, Of the South Side,
left Wednesday evening for stenbenville,
where she Intends spending few weeks
withiriends and relatives. =
Miss Annie ]. Roberts, an interesting
and accomplished young lady Of Pitts.
burgh, In company with her aunt, Mrs.
John K: Matinee, are visiting friends in
the city. The many friends Of Mr.. Nal.
linee will be pleased to hear that his
wife's health is much improved.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-09

ACCIDENT TO THE TELEaRAM-0n
Wednesday, as the steamers Telegram and
Phaeton were on their down trips, the
latter stopped at a landing \ short dis
lance below the city, alongside Of a barge,
her head down stream and her stern at
an angle to the channel. The Telegram,
which was behind, was about TO land at
the same place just as the Phaeton was
backing out. There was some confusion
Of whistles and 4 collision, by which the
Telegram had her wheel.house crushed
and the gallus frame which holds up the
plummer block Of her Wheel shaft bro.
ken. The stern Of the Phaeton proved
to be like that Of the industrious honey
bee-her business end. The Telegram
finished her trip with one wheel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-09

A.A.I s. AND T. W.-The Amalga.
mated Association Of Iron and Steel
Workers met yesterday morning at the
usual hour. The business transacted
during the day was OF private charac-
ter, the nature OF which was carefully
excluded from the reporters. The yari-
Gus committees appointed on Wednesday
met in the morning and prepared their
reports, several Of which were submitted
TO the Association and acted upon during
the safternoon. As morsel OF comfort
reporters were permitted to peep
far enough behind the scenes 70
learn that "a favorable report had
been received from the Committee on
Ways and Means!n A Communication
was received from Pioneer Lodge, Of
Columbus, Ohio, congratulating the Asso-
citation on the progress Of Its second an
nual Convention. The members OF the
Association were rendered banquet at
Washington Hall last evening, an account
Of which will be found elsewhere. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-09
/. A. TYNRs, A PROMINENT CITIZRN OF.

AN UNpEN1ABLg TRUrH.-You deserve
to suffer, and II you lead miserable, un-
satisfactory life in this beautiful world, II Is
entirely your own fault-your unreason.
able prejudice aud skepticlsm, which has
killed thousands. Personal knowledge
and common sense reasoning will soon
show you that Green's August Flower will
cure you OF Liver Complaint, or Dyspepsia,
with all its miserable effects, such as sick
headache, palpitation Of the heart, sour
stomach, habituai costiveness, dizziness Of
the head, nervous prostration, low spirits,
DC. It's sales now reach every town on
the Western ointment and not q Druggist
but will tell you Of its wonderful cures.
You can buy sample Bottle for 10 cents.
Three doses will relieve. eodaw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-09

The prospects, are that the Courier
will carry big crowd 10 the New Mar
tinsyille Convention from this neck oil
the woods. The fare for the round trip
10 only ST 80, including two nights
lodgings, and meals will be furnished al
% cents each. It il expected that the
Hancock, Brooke. Ohio and Marshall
delegations will make the trip on the
CnnTiAF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-09

The new Mound City Hotel, at Mounds.
vile, was formally opened last night,
with a social hop and supper. We have
no report Of the affair, but take il for
granted that 1t was q success, from the
material OF which the committees were
made up, viz: Managers, Major Vim. ].
Burley, B. F. Meighen, A. J. Rayner, W.
Davis Alexander; Committee on Invita-.
ton, Major W. L. Bridges, Captain L. B.
Purdy, Jos. B. Alexander, Frank q.
Blake. Kramer furnished the music.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-09

TEMPERANCE NorEs.-Mr. Isaac Steel.
man, Of Bridgetown, N. j., delivered an
able and eloquent address TO the tenn
perance people at Mozart Hall last even.
log. Mr.. Steelman has consented TO
speak ct this hall again on Saturday
evening. -.. sfF.I .luu,.l.i
A temperance mass meeting will he
held at Parker Hall tonight. Mr.. Isaac
steelman, Of Bridgetown, N. j., and a
prominent speaker from Pittsburgh, will
deliver addresses. ...H,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-09

TIE steamer o'Neal brought a precious
cargo TO our wharf yesterday morning
from our neighboring city oisteubenville
"a boat load Of beauty, in fact. The Steu.
beuville girlS are 10 pretty, and they have
such winnin' ways, that when they come
down on US in this fashion It makes the
hearts OF susceptible young men go pitt
a.pat, and utterly demoralizea them from
active duty in the counting room or dry
goods store. o, you naughty, naughty
pirls .ssg Hl1 I.|r D. #fHs u. m