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If the Democratic resolution not to
disturb Mr.. Hayes title, which lie
hasn't got, means any thing, it is,
that the American people ARE the
most miserable hair splitters in the
world. To talk of punishing the per
petrators Of a fraud ia one breath and
then resolve to let its'chief BENEFICIARY
enjoy all the fruits thereof is a par
adox worthy of Balsac. ,. -. -,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

ROOMS PARISH EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
Natchi.whrS, IT,.
|uur 10Th. 1915.
\ CALL.
In ncrnr(anrr With Resolutions adopt
ed IT i,r meeting of the Parish ENrru
five Committee on Saturday last. 18th
inst. 4 Convention Of the Democratic
,rl;y of this parish is hereby rall'" tor
Saturday, July 2OtA, i>:S,
to which all the Wards OF this parish are
respectfully requested 70 send u'l"gat's.
Each Waru will be rntillrd I" one
delegate for each )" votes cast tor +. t.
Nichols, in ls7t;, aud on" delegate for
each fraction over 70 votes east AT sand
election The representation "' Vac yes
pertivr Wards will 10" ~ follows
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VEGETINE
regard 1t as a valuable
+ A MILY M EIClN E

II. Stevens, FISH,
Dear Sir I take pleasure in saving. that have
used the Vegetine i'll my family with good re-
suits, and have known Of several cases of re-
markable cure effected Ivy it, regard it as a
valuble fan'il y medicine. Truly yours,
REV WIN. MCDONALD.
The Rev. VIM. Mcdonald is well known
through the United States as a minister in the
NJ. f. Church.
THOUSANDS SpEAK....Vcgctinci is acknowledge
ed and recommended by physicians and apoth-
ccarries to be the Msr purifier and cleanser Of
the blood yet discovered, and thousands speak
in it's praise who have been restored to health.
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= 4, xxi ..FiEF3 2
Jessie Walker, colored, was hung
at Farmerville, Upion parish, on Fri
day cath May. Jessie was tjerted
to jesus Of course. His speech was
even sd'. more profaqle, p ,the yyay If d.
elarins his certainty Of ,stsrpal re-.
ward, than any bnngscoasarel before.
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SUCCESSION SALE.

CUCCENCCAVN S1AALs
Succession of Lestan Prudhomme decd.
DY virtue of It'll order from the Hon.
ID Judge of the Parish Court of Match
toches parish, to ne directed, will offer
at public sale to the highest bidder at
II o'clock, NJ, at the door of the Court
House in this parish, on
Saturday, July 9th, 1878,
the following described tracts of land be-
longing to said Succession, to-wit:
A certain parcel or tract Of land, situ-
aztec in the parish of Grant, beginning at
point on the Southern boundary Of
section (S) eight, township ~ eight,
range (6) six; west of the Antoine Pru-
dhOmme claim, now known as the Sui
livan tract, sixteen 3G-lO0 chains west
! from the south east corner Of said claim
or tract, thence south on section line,
being part of the western boundary of
section (75) seventy-fve, Lestan Pru-
dhomme tract seveuty-two g. 100 chains !;
thence west to point Oh the Rigolet de
Bon Dieu, known as "the Break - thence
up the said river to the soutl, west cor
ner of section (S) eight, township 81
eight, range Co. six west, known former
ly as the Antoine Prudhommc claim, but
now known as the Sullivan tract; thence
along said southern boundary to the
place Of beginning.
A certain parcel Or tract of land bound
ed as follows: From the Pecan tree or
the river bank Of the Rigolet de Boz
Dieu, below tho Gin House, north 81
east to north, west corner of south ives
quarter of sonth west fractional quarte
Of section G seven township (o) eight
range (5) west thence east to Western
boundary Of the Auguste Langlois claim
4 Terms and Conditions Of Sale.
For the said lst tract, fifteen hundred
dollars cash, aud for the balance of tn
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! aon and After July LET the daily
mail between 4 4 11this"a /, Shreveport
ceases and it becomes a 7try-weekly.
Thisnwe protest against most en-.
phatically.H %9953 b.; h5n1o,so
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The VlND1cAT0R thanks the Houma
Courier for its kind expression Of
confidence, and We hope ever to con !;
tinue to merit the praise of those pa
triotic people who follow the able
lead Of the Courier. IL ','s.i. E. l.. -
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Sherif's Sale.

Snclll > CaAVs
Keyser & McKenna, vs.. Parish Of Nate
toches.
-
District Court-No. 1902.
DY VIRTUE Of a writ of Fieri FAC
ID issued IL. the above entitled ana NJ
bpred suit and to me directed ! D,
seized and will offer for sale to the
and highest bidder at the door o.
Conrt House in the city and Parish
NatChitOches on
Saturday the 9Th day Of July, ls''
the following described property, to '
Forty thousands (40,0OO) bricks, u
or less, sand and cement forming
constituting the brick pavement eIte
my from APPOINT opposite the corle,
Masonic Hall, on Second street to anu
front and around the Court House 10
rxt,eme South west corner of the "
House.
Terms of Sale
Cash-with the benefit of aPpra'seme
D. H. BOULLT, JR5,
Iu,o1 tide Shsri1
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The Coushatta Citizen says, that
the ''Republicans" Of this District are
to hold a Convention at Coushatta, to
nominate "Senator to succeed NJ.
II. Twitchel." 80: a..,.: 49,. If
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The present ..galor,ous" State ad.
pinistratiop p, sxappsd of Meocare for,
for-lst'sisee what did they give Mon
cure away forte Certainly not for
Ithat last lEsggisatIdts,; without: heavy,
very hoas Z aia 49,. e. laasa aiif ao1H ii
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Potter seem to have "riled" Alex.
Stephens to about the same extent
that he has scared the radicals. Poor
old Alex. Stephens. Let some char
itably inclined person beg him to
close his mouth.
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VEGETINE
IS RECOMMENDED BY ALL
Physicians.

VALLEY STREAM, QUEENS CO., Long ISLAND, \ Y
Mr. H. r. Steveus:--
Dear Sir-I take the pleasure Of writing tou
a small certificate concerning Eegrtine prepar
ed by You. | have been sufferer with the
Dyspepsia for over forty years. and have had
the Chronic DiarrhrA for over six months and
have tried most every thing: Wis given tp t"
die, and did not expect to live from day to day,
and no Physician could touch my case. l saw
your Vegat,ne recommended cure dyspepsia,
commenced using it, and continued doing so,
and am now well woman and restored to per.
feet health, All who are affected with this ter.
able destase, l would kindly recommend to try
it for the benefit of their health, and it is ex-
ccllent az blood purifier
BY DR.. 7. 3. Forbes, NJ. D. for
Mis-. WIN. II. FORBES.
VEGErlNE-Wh the blood becomes lifeless
and stagnant, either from change of weather or
ofclimate, want of exercise. irregular diet, %,
from any other cause the Vegrtine will renew
blood, carry Oft the putrid humors, cleanse the
stomach, regulate the howles. and impart tone
of vigOr to the whole body
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-06-22

Ben Butler seems to have taken
the lead on the Potter Committee,
He has "shyed" several bricks at the
administration which have not been
"dodged." ....-.
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Tue Fourth Congressional District
is marked down for a Radical Con-
gresham. We will wager a hat, that
the Democratic majority from this
District will not be less than 1000.
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mo Sir, not a dollar" but I'll shed
barrel OF sweat for the cause.p Is
the average answer to the Republican
demand for money for the canvass
from We ex.ofhcial.. -....se,... ,.,-,..
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From private information we learn
that the New Orleans delegation to
tho Baton Rouge Convention will be
largely in favor of a Constitutional
Convention. .,,, i ,a,, -, *a ,n,.,
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Sherif's Sale
J. W. Cockerham vs.. N. H. Car's
District Court No 82l3.

J. W. CoCkerham vs.. NJ. II. Jaw
District Court No 1913.
DY VIRTUE of writ OF se'zai.
ID sale in the above entitled atd = :
bered suit and to me directed, ! :
seized and will offer for sale to tno !.
and highest bidder at the door y !
Court House in the City and fsf''
Natchitoches, Oh
Saturday the Goth day Of J1% :
the following described property e.? :.
A certain lot of ground sltnateu ~ IT,
town of Natchitoclles, on From, ~
having a trout Of IS feet on sa'e ~ ~
with a debth of two hundred anu nut. ~
five feet, being the same pr0lS s.ny
uuired from the succession OF WV II
rand on the 18th day Of January, y !;
said lot of ground being bo'lnaea :
by property of Mrs. Clara Laplasee &C. +
by property Off. Lacoste, tas' ~ Hn;ld
street, together with all the Jun" IN
and improvements thereon "
wise appertalning. q, -
Terms of Sale: i !. J,
! cAsH. with the benefit Of sppra'eer
'H'''' WV" D. H. BoULIr;s ~;
June 15-tds.
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We are in receipt Of Nos Nos,r ] La aud ID ?
Of the Washington News a we'll edited
paper published in Washington, St.
Landry parish, La. 42r' 2'"S7.' Il
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Albert Leonard has been confirmed
~ U. s. District Attorney for Louis
iaua. ~ 2tats of' 81 - ,'zz5'a5
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Total =. votes.

Total e votes.
The members Of the Central Commit
tee representing the several wards are
requested to call meetings Of tn" Demo
cratic party in their wards for the pur-
pose of rlectng delegates under this call.
1t is hoped tit II fall delegation will
respond. COMMUNICATIVE
MI. CUNNINGHAM,
Chairman, Parish Executive Committee.
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Notice to School Directors.

Y>HE Members Of the School Board OF
/ the parish Of NatchitochrS are here
Ivy requested to meet the undersigned on
Monday the 9Th of July.
WIN. A. PONDER.
June l2-2i. President.
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Members of Central Committee.

Ward ISL Rains.
3-S. Z. Russ, ". W. BreazeaIe.
L" 4 J H. Hill, Alex. Sompayrae.
" 5-R. W. Freeman, Adam Massey
i" CIV. NJ. Trammcll, w. A. Ponder.
" -. w. Turner. N. Singleterry.
" "A. r. Dow,len, A. w. Marshall.
81. B. Morantini, L. Chopin.
" I'm. Hertzog.
PA. Z. Lenloe, 7. Halter.
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Anderson's testimony before the
Potter committee has been 9 fully and
clearly established by several corrobo.
rating witnesses,
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Diseases of the EYE and EAR.
DR., Q, BEAR ID.
OCULIST AND AURIST.
142 Canal st. New Orleans, In.
Hours from $50 to $3.50.
April 2O.-tf.
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS,
SHERIFF'S SALE.

A. Is. Sompayac for Use Of J. w. Cock
erham tranSirree vs.. D. H. Boullt, Jr.
RY virtue of writ of alias Fl. Fa. in
- the above entitled and numbered
suit and to me directed, | have seized
and will offer for sale to the last and
highest bidder at the door of the Coult
House in the city aud parish of NatcMto.
ches, on
Saturday, the 90 day of July, 1873,
the following described property, to-wit
A certain piece or parcel of land situa-
ted in the parish of Natchtochrs. being
the east half Of north east quarter OF the
north east quarter Of south east 4narter,
and south east quarter of south east quar-
ter at section 4, continuing III? acres;
also ~ 100 acres Of the said east half
of north east quarter and north east
quarter of south east quarter Of said Sec
ton f. being excess in said tract over the
area located by virtue of Military Land
Warrant No. 1888, also the north east
quarter Of north east fractional quarter
OF section 9, containing Is 7G-lOo acres
also : 76-loO acres of said south east
quarter of section 4, being excess in said
tr'ct over the area located by virtue of
Military Land Warrant No. 1885, in IA
v0r of Walcott A. Strong the whole of
SAID tract of land being situated in town.
| sdip No,', north Of range 6, west, aud
containing the aggregate quantity of
| l93 S0-lUU acres more or less, together
with All the buildings and improve
mcnts thereon, it being the same acvuir-
ed by the vendor from Robert !. Jack
son. on tile 9th day of August, 1875, as
per private act of sale duly Recorded in
the Recorders office of this parish.
Terms of Sale.
Cash-with the benefit of appraiscment
A. p. BREDA,
June TO- Coroner, ex-otlicic Sheriff
SUCCESSION SALE.
Succession of Marie Louise Leros
scar, decd.
DY virtue of an order of the Hon the
- Parish Court in and for the parsl
of Natchitoches, and to me addressed.
will sell to the last and the highest bid
der at the door Of the Court House il
the City and Parish of Natchtoches, OF
Wednesday, the t7M day Of July, 1878
the following described property belong
ing to the minor }. Lestan Langlois.
! A certain lot of ground situated in thu
Town of Campte, in this parish, contain
ing four acres, more or less, bounded
north 10y lands of Joseph Henry, sout}
by lands of VIM. Levy, east by land o
heirs of Jules Condo west by land o
NJ. and l.. Pcrot, and Z. l.. Hart.
Terms of Sale.
| Cash, subject to appraisement.
D. II. BOULLT, JR.
June 1j.-tds. Sheriff.
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INNN ". TUCKER,

NIUTlST1"(TC w ll'U I.
st. Denis Street, NatchitOchcs, La.
DROMPT attention given to all business
| entrusted to his care
ny Claims collected at small cost.
Refers to the Bar Generally.
Jan 5'7S-1y
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VIM. Cullen Bryant, the American
Poet, died in New York, recently.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-10
Bates New York Advertising
Agency.

The New York Time Of May lst, ia
speaking Of Bates Advertising Agency
says: Mr.. J. Il. Bates, lately senior part.
ner in The newspaper advertising firm oil
Bates & Locke, No. 81 Park row, having
succeeded to the business OF the firm, has
rented and fitted up rooms in the Times
building, No. Al Park row. The rooms
are situated at the head Of the frat flight
Of stairs, and occupy the entire Printing
House Square end Of the building, togeth.
ef with two large rooms adjoining, on
Nassau street. The main office Is large,
light, and airy, and the entire suite is ad.
mirably adapted to the wants Of the ex.
tensiye business transacted by the house,
Mr.. Bates il one OF the Oldest advertising
agents In the city, having been in the bus.
mess for great many years. He was
for a long time partner with Mr.. s. N,
Pettengill, with whom he continued until
1873, al which time he formed o.part,
nership with Mr.. D. R. Locke, at that
time largely interested in the Toledo
Blade newspaper both as editor and stock.
holder. The firm was dissolved yesterday,
and to-day enters upon its career under
the sole proprietOrship and management
Of Mr.. J. H. Bates.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-10
The Coal Regions OF Pennsyi'
ynnia Alive with Communists.

pispaieh 10 the Philadelphia Times.
TAMAoUA, May S.-The coal regions
are alive with lodges Of the commuuistic
movement, and In this section II means a
return 10 the old order oIlhings. Father
James Bridgeman has denounced the
order from the pulpit, warning the Irish
and Germans to leave It. He is the first
priest in the region 10 do 30, % Thurs.
day the up passenger train was obstruct.
ed at Reynolds by stills securely nailed TO
the track, as was the Shenandoah train
down near Winters crossing. This Is
evidence that the movement is alive to
yillany and we'll trained. The first
Organization took place IN the borough
lookup seyen weeks ago, and To-day the
branch here flakes in over two hundred
members. They number nine hundred
in MAhAnoy City, and nearly thousand
10 Shenandoah. The headquartera are
in Pottsville. None but workingmen can
Join. President Gowan, Of the Philadelp.
hia and Reading Railroad, has private
detectiyes in the field, but the movement
10 strong, gains daily, and seemingly
defes detection. The Philadelphia and
Reading Company seems 10 be the object
Of attack. Politically, the members side
with the STeenbAckers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-10

In order to make Roadway against the
common enemy, Disease, It is Necessary to
oppose him with persistence. II very fre.
queuuy happens that q remedy. perfectly
adequate to the necessities Of the case, II
persiaed IN, iscondemned and thrown aside
because few doses Of 1t do not cure Q mall
ady. How unreasonable aud upjustwould
such judgment be regarding Hostetter's
stomach Bitters, one OF the most popular
and highly.sanctioned medicines OF the
day, q potent inyigorant and an invariable
successful remedy for constipation, dys-
pepsia, liver complaint, incipient rheuma:
tsm and govt, inactivity and weakness Of
the kidneys and bladder and for the In.
imities Incident to the decline Of life.
No fact Is better established than the
above yet In order to experience Its truth
those afflicted with obstinate forms Of d..
sease should give this benignant curative q
patient trial. II they do, they may rely
upon decisive curative results. eod&w
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Or the coasts OF Hanover and schles'
wig. HOlstein, and opposite the month oil
the river Elbe, on which are situated the
German cities Of Prague, Witiembere,
Dresden and Hamburg, is the island oil
Heligoland, British property, and prop
erty Of equal value with Gibraltar, in case
Of an English difficulty with the CONT
mental powers. That little island Will
lam Henry Smith, Lord Of the Admiralty,
has ordered to be strongly fortified
Should there come collision viii, Ger
many the advantages Of the position to
England are very great. Heligoland is
near the great German naval port OF VIII
helmshayen, and, under British manipu'
lation, the island would become very OBJ
isctionable to Germany. a year or two
ago Bismarck tried to buy it, but Great
Britain did not take. The Heligolanders
are Germans, but they have been allowed
to have their own way pretty much, and
are lightly taxed by board OF native
commissioners.
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ago. In modern times IT was ths most
important stronghold Of the German Con.
federation, and Is still one Of the most
strongly fortified points on the Rhine.
Here Gutenberg, the inventor Of the art
Of printing, was born. The house In
which he frat saw the light and also the
house in which the first printing office
was established, are still standing. A
statue Of G. by ThOrwalden stands In
Gutenberg Plati. As felt more interest
In modern art than 10 ancient houses In
which nothing but dirty walls are tobe
Seen,,aI-Eisited the statue -and let the
houses 20 unseen. ] was satisfied to see
old St. Stephans Church, which was built
in A. D. 1878, and the still more grand
Cathedral, which dates from A. D. 97s.
Portions Of the original building still
remain, and the church has been greatly
beautifed in recent years. II seemed 10
me quite as full OF interest as the more
famous cathedral OF Cologne. A hasty
run through the town TO get glimpse Of
lie principal buildings and streets, and /
babe farewell 10 the Rhine, as now also
do 10 you. s. L. ].
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Conc BACK on THE Do11An or TnEIn

CONC BACK ON THE DoEIARoF THEIR
DADs.-It seems strange, but 1t Is true,
that the least demand for the standard
silver dollars Ia in those very sections Of
the country where the people literally
hoWled for them. Nothing would satisfy
them but the silver bill. The passage Of
the bill was followed by wall because
silver was only paid out for gold. Now
that silver is being paid out for green
backs they do not appear TO want the dol.
lar they cried for. This is shown by the
fact that up to May 4, Cincinnati had
taken only S2,s47 Of the new coinage for
greenbacks, while New York had taken
S73, $50; Chicago only 81 900 against Phil
adelphia, $S2l $50, and 81, Louis 81 ,7G5
to Baltimore $500. Even Washington
Il ahead Of the great silver cities, it hay-
ing taken $4,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-10

TIE orthodox Hebrews Of London are
said to be much disguised with the mar.
rage Of Miss Hannah de Rothachild with
Lord Rossbsry, and 1t is added that in
the principal synagogues she has been
publicly renowned and cursed, the con-
gregation splitting on the floor at The men
ton OF her name.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-10

THELondon Tines thinks England is
in no danger Of injury by Russian priva'
teers fitted out in United States ports, as
in the event Of Anglo. Russian war The
American government would be honorable
and CONSTANT enough 10 abide by the
laws Of neutrality and especially to
observe the provisions Of the treaty Of
Washington under which Great Britain
paid fifteen million dollars damages fol
the operations Of confederate cruiserp
There appears 10 be no Jaw in this reas
oniny.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-10

Martini Ferry News.
Sixty samples Of Harrison county
wool have been sent to the Paris exposi,
ton.
Quite number Of our Colerain iriendl
have taken the Kansas fever and propose
starting for the Eldorado Of the west ii
August.
Auditor Coflland passed through tOwr
last week on his way TO Cleveland TO meet
the Auditors OF the different countiel
through which the @. & P. R, R, passes
The object Of the meeting Is to appraisC
the road for taxation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-10

TIE wool business in Hancock county
Ia rather dali at the present time, com
maudipg very low prices. Porter q Co.,
intend buying during the present season.
They have made arrangements with Mr.
Samuel George, Of Wellsburgh, to buy
for him during the season.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-10

Nh. EMERsos's lecture in Boston the
other night was an argument for temper
ance in language. "Superlatives," he
said, care diminutiyes and weaken. The
positive is the sinew Of speech; the super
iatiye the fat
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-10

The Glasgow Times When preacher
goes astray, men who have been all their
years Of manhood covered with the same
slime Of wickedness, will roll their hypo-
critical eyes and swear preachers are the
worst men in the world,
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An emotional exchange says that
"John Morrissey can hear the angles
calling" Under the circumstances, John
ought 10 look at his hand and see what he
can afford 10 do.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-10

TEE city Of Omaha being overrun with
thieves and outlaws the citizens have
formed vigilance committee, who pro-
pose to purify the moral atmosphere, II
IL takes a car. load Of hemp.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-10

WHxRE AJAX wouLp HAVE FAILED
A Wsatern college professor in recent
lecture before his class, spoke Of sAiax
dsiying the lightning.rod agenL"-SL
LollI Journal,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-10
FRIDAY. MAY 10, 1878.

The international postal congress is in
session in Paris and will generally lower
postal rates.