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, 1878-05-31
PUGET SOUND ARGUS.


Grr.r TUulrE CoMING.-Mr Mott,
pprcsrnting the Grand Opera House Com.
bination Company, arrived at this place
nm Tuesday ut this week, aud has secured
the u,r Of the Good rcmpldrs' Hall for
,he REPRESENTATION Ola new version of II H.
Gle Tom, Cabin" The company number
10 persons. roorrd Jubilee singers, and
,hc piece will be- prOducrd with the ori.
clnal scenery and music. This troupe j.
expected to rtlrctually eclipse any aud an
th,, have visited the Sound before. They
an. now ON the way up from san Francis
90. will play in Victoria before coming
here, and proceed to ado the Sound.
Their advertisement appears IN another
column. We think the company rather
large to he profitable. Their playing in
san Francisco was rewarded with crowded
houses for ovcra fortnight in succession
Tickets should be secured early. They ar,
for sale at Mill"r's Jcwelry Store.
, 1878-05-31

AN UNFORIUSATE MAN.--Mr Louis
Morris, II seaman, some years ago had his
right lcg iarnmed and broken. About
two years afterwards his left leg was acc-
IDENTIFY crushed and mangled and one of its
bones broken. While under medical treat
ment, he underwent some five or six I'M
successful operations to cure his lcg-a
false joint having been attempted to be
made in it. with care he did duty on the
Surveying Brig Fauntlcroy. On Satur-
day the 18th inst, while launching II boat
on WILDLY Island, the remaining bone in
his left leg was broken. The poor 'Gllow
was brought to the marine hospital at this
place Tor treatment. and will likely have
some time in which to reflect upon his
mishaps.
, 1878-05-31

NEW STORE.-rhoSe who read the adj
vertiScment Of our Port Ludlow merchant,
Mr.. VIM. kOrtcr, will understand that he
Is in business in earnest. Mr.. Kortcr j.
known by every one in this county, as
well As many on the Sound, to be A ~
business man and pleasant fellow So
cially. He is Il stirring, energetic and
deserving young man to whom detcrmi-
hation to succeed in any line Of business
means success itself His many friends
join in predicting for him a liberal share
of the trade within his reach. and COM
plete satisfaction to his customers.
, 1878-05-31

TIE City Of Panama arrived at this port
early on the morning of saturday last,
having sailed from San Francisco May 2Oth
at noon. She had on board filty-nime ga
bin and ninety-thrce stecrage passengers,
twenty-three packages Of mail, one pack
aye Of treasure and Il3 tons OF merhan-
disc. Her passengers for the Sound COLI
sisted OF Miss Turner, VIM. 4. Moore IL
wife, }. NJ. Huntington, II. B. McEroy,
]. II. Tibbctts, wife and two daughters,
Mrs. \. j. Johnston, j. a. McKcnSie,
DR.. Kibbe and wife, j. NJ. Rice, and
nineteen in the steeragc. Merchandise
for Port Townsend, % tons; Seattle. 81
tons; Tacoma. II tons; Olympia, II tons,
, 1878-05-31

MAmurp In Olympia, May 10th. by
Father Milmari. Mr.. u. 4. Chambers and
Mi,- Mary Connolly. Both parties arr
blessed With large circle OF admiring
friends, Each one Of the happy couple
may well hc proud, a. the bride
groom /, true gentleman and the bride
a perfect little lady.
, 1878-05-31
LOCAL NOTICES.

L. Stcroscopic views of all important
points of Puget Sound aud California, for
sale at Jas. Jones
Goto Waterman X katz for the best
carpets. at reasonable pric'-s.
Ify- Go Ia las. Jones for all kinds Of
ruit; Corner Custom House.
Ie- Blank deeds, mortgages, bills OF
sale, etc. tor sale at Jas. JONES' corner
custom house building.
, 1878-05-31

Rev. Jno. Parsons will preach in Chin
acum Oh Sunday morning next, at II o.
clock, returning to I'LL his usual appoint
ment here in the evening. His morning
appointment here will be supplied by AL
len Weir.
, 1878-05-31

ACCIDENT, --Danl. McLoud, carpenter
on the bark Oregon, recently cut his ankle
very severely with an adj. and VIM. An
derson. "a seaman) also of the Oregon, had
his foot badly jammed. Both these per-
sous were brought to the marine hospital
at this place tor treatment.
, 1878-05-31

TIE "IntelIigencer" says that on Fri
day last Mr.. ChaS. Grover of Duwamish
river, dropped dead from fit of appo-
pexy, while at work in his field. De-
ceased was about 80 years of age, was a
native Of one of the Eastern States and
leaves an Indian woman and several
children.
, 1878-05-31

VEGETABLES. Since the arrival OF the
City OF Panama, Mr.. Jas. Jones, our
worthy notion dealer, has put IN market
Jorge lot Of new potatoes and green peas,
They were direct from California. aud
were soon distributed among anxious pnr-
ChaserS.
, 1878-05-31

PERsoNAL.--Among Port Townsend's
visitors this week were: MeSSrs. Geo. W.
Harris, X. ID. Attridgc and VIM. Korter,
Of Port Ludlow, Mr.. Jas. Mcknight, OF
Seattle, and e. b. Bagley, Esq, of Olym-
pin.
, 1878-05-31

Tim Olympia people are moving heaven
AMI earth aud the most Of Puget Sound To
get their lailroid built. Their latest idea
is in getting tap a grand fourth Of July
celebration, the proceeds Of which will be
donated to their pet object.
, 1878-05-31

PoSTpoNED.-FathcrC Cesary informs us
that the excursion to San Juan, which was
appointed to take place on Sunday next,
has been postponed to July 4th.
, 1878-05-31

TIE person who found an umbrella III
the hall Of the ARGUS building can have
his old one back by returning the missing
article to this Office.
, 1878-05-31

rHE SEATTLE baseball club, and the rifle
team of lhc same plAcr, are not 80 jubIl-
ant a, they expected to be, since the Vic
toria boys waloped them 80 nicely. They
have consolation, however, in knowing
that future opportunities may allow thc
tables To turn.
, 1878-05-31

WANrED.-A young lady school teacher
can ohlain employment for three months,
on Orcas Island. Apply to Mr.. c. w.
Shattuck. East Sound, Orcas Island.
, 1878-05-31

NEW SurrLY.-Dr. n. ID. Hill received
thi, week supply OF new goods for his
drug store, including fine assortment Of
stationery, fancy note paper, etc.
, 1878-05-31

Tie Pal0uSe "Gazette" has new
head, is enlarged to seven-column pa
per and presents other improve
mcnt of prosperity.
, 1878-05-31

NOTICE. All Catholic families, desiring
visits from Father Cesary, will con fer a
great favor by writing to him at this
place,
, 1878-05-31

OUR young friend Parrish is out on the
streets agnm, receiving the congratulations
of many on his convalescent condition.
, 1878-05-31

TIE Watchman" says that W. G.
JamicSon, recently of Seattle, has opehed
Il iewelry store in Walla Walla.
, 1878-05-31

Among recent improvements in town
are those in progress at the place OF busi-
ness of Mr.. VIM III. Newton.
, 1878-05-31

WE acknowledge call this week from
G. B. Bagcy, Esq, Editor and Proprietor
OF the Olympia Courier"
, 1878-05-31

THE schooner Mist arrived at this port
from Victoria, on Monday night of this
week, and lett for Dungeness on Tuesday.
, 1878-05-31

SOME Of our gardeners are complaining
about the worms destroying their vegeta-
bles.
, 1878-05-31

MESSRS. Waterman & Katz received on
Saturday last a large stock of splendid
goods.
, 1878-05-31

JUDGE LEWIS and family have re-
turned to Seattle, after visiting Wala
Wala.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-26
FOURTH WARD.

FOURTH WARD.
General Lyons. ono hundred and fftvseven
n. M. Gave, eighty one votes
John Robinson 1fty-two votes.
FIFTH WARD.
Joachim GuIno, sixty votes.
Evnrste Martin. thirty four votes.
SIXTH WARD.
Franklin Lfrette, one hundred and one votes.
SEVENTH WARD.
panl TsIsans. one hundred and ninety votes
William Koddy ninety-three votes.
EIGHTH WARD.
Fl O'Rourke seventy votes.
Major Mann nineteen votes,
NINTH WARD.
Fl. O. Daspit, one hundred and flfty-six votes
I'd. Pemberton, sixty-three votes.
TENTH WARD
i. T.. Theriot. ono hundred and six votes.
Andry Brien. four votes.
TOWN OF moUmA.
FOR MAYOR.
H NJ. Wallis, ono hundred and six votes.
F. II. Forrest. one vote.
FOR COUNCILMEN.
A. Zeringue. one hundred and nine votes.
J. NJ. Dupont, one hundred and nine votes.
B +. BaGet. one hundred and nine votes.
j. Gouax, one hundred md eight votes.
Il. Picou. ono hundred and seven votes.
And, acting by virtue and In obedience to the
duty imposed upon me by said nct do hereby
declare thu following named persons to have
been duly elected to the offices hereinafter men
toned each of said persons, so announced,
cast for the office for which such person was q
candidate, and to which he has boon herein de-
elnred duly elected. to wit:
Representatives,. ". Board and Ryal Cole
Parish Judge-I G. Sidney.
Sherjm-Alfred Kennedy.
Coroner--Wilinm L. Hardle.
Justices Of the Pence-FirRt Ward, J. A: Boil
den Second Ward, Samuel Lewis Third Ward
J. K. Aitkens andaA +. Chanfreau; Fourth
Ward J. W. Morris: Fifth Ward. 3. d. HOturd
sixth Ward l.. M. Thibodaux seyenth Ward
challe Ninth Ward. G, A. Duval: Tenth Ward
Cbnetnbles- Ward. Willis Smith; Sec
ond Ward. Jonas Herderson; Third Ward
amos Simms and john NJ, Williams; Fourth
ward, II: ", Thomas; Fifth Ward. 1; E; ;, Bas-
Charles Small; Eighth Ward, 9. r., Walther +,
BOudreauX.
Police Jurors-First Ward, Phillmoro Parker
Second Ward, Samuel Williams; Third Ward
Q. D. Dnspit: Fourth Ward. General Lyons,
Franklin Lirette: Seventh Ward. Phul F1tsnne
Eighth Ward, II. OHourke: Ninth Ward. II. G
Dnspit: cnth Ward. T. u. 1horiot.
TOWN OF HOUMA.
Mayor-H. M. Wallis.
Gouncilmen-A. Hcringuo, J. NJ, Dupont 3.
Bnzet. T. Gouax and E, Picou.
State Of Louisiana, ut the city Of New Orleans
this tWenty-hfth day Of Novamber, A. y; 1878.
OSCAR ARROYO,
Assistant Secretary Of State.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-26
OFFICIAL.
Election Returns of the Parish
Of Natchitoches.

DE IT REMEMBERED, THAT ON THIS DAY
- the undersigned authority, acting By virtue
of and in obedience to section 80 Of act No. So OF
the extra session of the General Assembly ofthe
State of Louisiana approved April i, 1877 hay
ing com piled the election returns, filed IN this
office, of the election held in the parish OF
NATCHlTOCHEs. on the fifth day, Of No
yember, A. D: 1873, under the constitution and I ID
Excellency Francis T. Nichols Governor Of the
State Of Louisiana. giving the names of all the
candidates voted for for the office hereinafter
mentioned. the offices for which each was voted
for, and the number Of votes actually cast for
each candidate. as shown by. said returns, do
hereby officially announce and declare the same
to be as follows. to wit:
FOR REPRESENTATIVES..
NJ. J. Cunnln CHAM. twenty Eight hundred and
eleven votes.
W G, Ross. twenty eight hundred and eight
FOR PARISH JUDGE.
J. N. B. Tucker, twenty-seven hundred and
ninety-siX votes.
John Bell, one vote.
FOR SHERIFF.
Ambrose Deblieux, twenty-s six hundred and
eighty-two votes.
D. h Boult. Jr., eighty-two votes
Leon Grape, thirty eight votes.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-26

didate. and to which he has been herein de-
clared duly elected. to wit:
REPRESENTATIVE. NJ. Robson.
Parish Judpe-W. E. RedWine.
Sheriff.. e. Russ
Coroner-J. NJ. Stallings.
justices of the Peace-,Frst Ward: Sam Barkg-
dale; Second Ward. I. r. Colvi in: Third Ward
v. $. Robson: Fourth Ward. w. I. Emory
Fifth Ward. N. j. Watson Sixth Ward, J. r.
Heard.
Constabes- First Ward a. r, Coleman; Sec
Harper; Fourth Ward M. A. Stamper: Fifth
Ward, J. s. Brothers. sixth Word ? T: Tatum
Second Ward W. H. Colvtn; Third Ward, J. a
Robson; Fourth Ward. J. A. Hicks.
Given under my signature and the senl Of the
this twenty fifth day of November. 4. =: 1873,
OSCAR ARROYO.
Assistant Secretary Of State.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-26
FIFTH WARD.

FIFTH WARD.
BENJAMIN Simmons. flfty-nve votes.
r. M. Stephens, twelve votes.
FOR POLICE JURORS.
FIRST WARD.
Thomas Bouncel twenty-five votes.
A. Gilett, two votes.
SECOND WARD
J, D. Mccall, thirty one votes.
M. a. McShan. tN enty four votes.
John Il. Brown, twelve votes
THIRD WARD.
LreBnuf ninety, four votes.
J. LeBHuf. one vote.
Esnm Chadwell, forty nine votes,
Y, Thoriot, one vote.
FOURTH WARD.
J. B. Hebert, twenty nine votes.
FIFTH WARD.
Gille PIretoe, forty two votes.
Thomas P. Harris. twenty eight votes.
William FourtdsOn. seven votes
And, acting by virtue and In obedience to the
duty imposed upon me by said act do hereby
declare The following named persons to have
been duty elected to the offices hereinafter
mentioned each Of said persons. so announced.
cast FOR the office for which such person was n
candidate. and to which he has been herein do
cfrSd duy elGssod to Win M welch
Paiish Judges. 2. Henry.
Sherif-Martin A. Crane.
Coroner-Sosthepe Hebert: rro..o
Second Ward, M Mccall; Third Ward. G, T.
Guppteli aud 9. 3. Jones: Fourth Ward, B.
Elender: Fifth Ward, Frederick Eberlinee g! e.oond 4
Ward. Willinm Reasley: Third Ward. A, Le-
BTuf and PIaeide Montre; Fourth Ward no
election Fifth Ward. Bepjamin SIMMONS.
Second Ward, J. D. Mccall; Third Ward. 1. Le-
Buuf; Fourth Ward, J. b. Hobert: Fifth Ward
Witness my signature and the seal Of the
Stnte of Louisiana, ut the city Of Now Orleans
this twenty-flfth dny Of November, A. D. 1878. .
OSCAR ARROYO,
Arr1ir. q ri AAnratuEN q StQ tA
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-26
OFFICIAL.
Election Returns Of the Parish
of Cameron.

DEIT REMEMBERED THAT ON THIS DAY
- the undersigneu authority. acting by virtue
of tho extra session of the General Assembly Of
the State of Louisiana. approved April i; 1877,
havngg complied the election returns filed n
OF CAMERON, on the fifth day Of November.
A. D. 1878, under, the constitution and laws of
this State and the proclamation of his Excel
lency Francis T. Nicholls Governor of the State
Of Louisiana giving the names of all the can
didates yo, ed tor. for the Office hereinafter men-
toned. the offices for which each was voted for,
and the number of votes actually cast for each
candidate. as shown by, said returns. do hereby
officially announce and declare the same to be
as follows to wit
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
James NJ, Welch. one hundred and fifty votes.
70. 3. Gordon, one hundred and eleven votes,
r. B. Harrison. one hundred and three votes.
FOR PARISH JUDGE.
s. P. Henry. two hundred and sixty-!ive votes
George Smith. forty-eght votes
G. A. Smith. thirty six votes.
G. 3. Smith. one VOTE
FOR SHERIFF.
Martin A. OIane, one hundred and thirty-two
VIVA FOR CORONER.
Sosthene Hebert fifteen votes.
c. B. Jones. thirteen votes.
George Zero five votes
s. Richards. four votes.
N. j. kearney, three votes.
s. E. Shelton. two votes.
4. Jones. one vote,
c. Z. Chadwell. one vote.
FOR JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
FIRST WARD.
A. Gillette. twenty votes.
Thomas Boemcell two votes.
SECOND WARD.
M. Mccall twenty-five votes
A. w. Gillespie, nineteen votes.
THIRD WARD.
G. H. Gupptel, seventy Eight votes
J. Sansberry, nineteen votes.
J. G. Stansberry. three votes.
T. E. Gee nineteen votes
c. B. Jones. forty-ttve votes.
l.. LeB0euf one vote.
. g. Jones, one vote.
&. IL. Alden. two votes.
FOURTH WARD,
Z S. -scnder, twenty-five votes.
FIFTH WARD.
Frederick Eberling. sixty votes,
Cicero STEPHENS, sixteen votes.
FOR CONSTABLES.
FIRST WARD.
Martin Roy, sixteen votes.
Telusphore Thcriot, nine votes.
SECOND WARD.
William Beasley six votes.
emmanuel Ster1cOn one vote.
THIRD WARD.
Alladin LeBpuf. fifty-six votes.
placide Montre forty-three votes.
e. Shadwell. one vote
S. Boudreau, one vote,
y 4. Roux, one vote.
FOURTH WARD.
No election.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-26
81 Camp Str.
MONEY TO LOAN

ON
DIAMONDS. JEWELRY, WATCHES. BILVTEE"
WARE, PIANOS. LOOKING ~GLAsgEH
AHD FURNITURE OF ALL
DESCRIPTIONS,
And oil other personal property. Gums, Pistogg
etc. Also ON Stocks. Bonds and other eollaS=
erals In large and small sums. at as low rGtaes
of interest az any chartered institution In tnks
city. PLEDGES KEPT ONE YEAR.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-26
mG2NTGOMER 7 e. CO..
tE, G. BULLARD, Auctloneor,)

tE, g. BULLARD. AuctIoneor1
Attend to ga1es of REAL ESTATE. MERCHAE~
Disc Of nll kinds, HOUSEHOLD FURNT~
TUHE. HORSES and LIVE STOCK, CAR~
Regular sales at their Office md sassroon, tho
Old Auction Mart. 81 CAMP street evbrp
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday nj Il II. Bas
Sales Of Horses and Stock Carriages, HaruesHp
etc. every Saturday at II o. m, at NONE
GOMERY'S TATTERSALIdJ. 70 Baronass
street.
Outdoor sales and sales at residences Drornpda
attended. Cash advances, II desired.
The business Of their friends and the PUBLIC
solicited.
MONTGOMERY e. EO,,
GENERAL AUCTIONEERB,
81 Camp street. oof fg
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-26
OF l..
Election Returns Of the Parish
of Lincoln.

DE REMEMBERED. THAT ON THIS DAY
ID the undersigned authority. acting by virtue
Of and in obedience to sectlon 30 OF oct NO 58 OF
the State of Louisiana. approved April Il, 1877,
having complied the, election rotnrns. illed In
LINCOLN. on the fifth day Of November, A,
? 1879. under the eonstItuti;on e END d. lays Of
this s9s aad hG OF 9 sa
of Louisiana. giving the names Of oil the candi-
dates voted for. for the, Office hereinafter men
the oces T f9r % Wncn eneh was y26ed M aoF
candidate, as shown by said returns, do hereby
officially announce and declare the same 10 DO
as follows to wit:
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,.
J. M. Robson. eleven hundred and nine
e. r.. Harvillo. two hundred and forty-ave
g. L. Gaskins. one vote.
FOR PARISH JUDGE.
W. E. Redwine. eleven hundred and ninety
W. G. Albright. ono hundred and sixty-eight
james Stewart. two votes.
FOR SHERIFF.
r. T. Russ, twelve hundred and forty votes.
r. J. Colvin. one hundred and three votes
L. A. Gyens, ST., thirty seven votes.
FOR CORONER
J. NJ Sta1lings, twelve hundred and twenty
| four votes.
NJ. s. CnuSey tWenty-tbrce votes.
W. Austin. six votes,
Bratt Causey. ono vote.
FOR JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
FIRST WARD.
Sam Barksdale, two hundred and ninety
J. i. Holstend. thirty three votes.
A. T.. Knowles. two votes.
| J. J. Nelson, two votes.
! SECOND WARD.
! r. r. Colvin. one hundred and sixtyeight
| J. L. Holloman. eight votes.
| Hathaway, ono vote.
| THIRD WARD.
W. s. Robson. one hundred and fifty votes.
| J.. G. Jones. ton votes.
| Richard Murphy. hfty-four votes.
| FOURTH WARD.
W. L. Emory. one hundred and thlrty-oight
L. A. Baxter fifty four votes.
| FIFTH WARD.
N J. Watson, one hundred and forty-seven
L. J. Bell, one hundred and thirty votes.
| sIXTH WARD
JR. Heard. one hundred and nine votes.
J. J. Norris, one vote.
| G. J. Heard. one vote.
FOR CONsTABLES.
FIRST WARD.
L. McMiIon, three votes.
SECOND WARD.
A. H. Colvin, one hundred and thirty-one
w McCurley forty votes.
! J. Swan, eight votes.
THIRD WARD.
il. Harper. one hundred and fifty votes.
jos Kolb, one vote.
| William Hasem, flfty-three votes.
FOURTH WARD.
NJ. A. Stamper, one hundred and flfty-three
| votes.
J. Ambrose thirty votes.
w s. Davis, two votes.
| L. Gilbert, one VOTE
FIFTH WARD.
J. s. Brothers. one hundred and thirty five
j. III. Edwards. one hundred and forty one
6. L. Brothers, two votes.
SIXTH WARD.
?. L. Tatum. one hundred and nine votes.
| J. Tuller, one vote.
FOR POLICE JURORS.
FIRST WARD.
A. G. Simonton, three hundred and twenty
A. J. Cobb, two votes.
Henry Ward, eleven votes.
SECOND WARD.
| J. Z. Vining fifty seven votes.
w. Il. Colvln, one hundred ana nine votes.
THIRD WARD.
J. A. Robson. one hundred and fifty votes.
J. j. McConnaty, sixty four votes.
FOURTH WARD.
James NJ, Roane. sixty-six votes.
J. A. Hicks one hundred and five votes.
FIFTH WARD.
NJ returns SIXTH WARD.
| And, acting by virtue and in obedience to the
duty imposed upon me by said act. do hereby
been duly elected to the offices hereinafter men
toned. each OF said persons so announced nav
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-26

NEW oRLEANs AND MoEILE RAILROAD
~ (MOPILE FAST LINE)
THE SHORTEsT AND QUIgKhsT ROUTE
TO ALL EASTERN CITIES
CARRIES THE GREAT THROUGH MALL
AND SOUTHERN EXPRESS.
On and after Wednesday. November 30, fg1ar
trains will arrive and leave depot foot of Canaa
street, hs follows:
LEAVE. ARRIVE
No. Passenger No. Q Express,
daily, except daily. ........ 6: :35 t.Fa.
Sunday ...7:30 am No. Passenger
No. 8 Express daily except
daily. ..-.....5: 700 pm. Sunday. o: 80 d H.
No. Coast No. Coast
daily, except daily. except
Sunday 80 p. m. Sunday o 30 III,
| No. 7 Passenger Nos Passenger
Sunday only 1886 am. Sunday only . 80 d. .nsa
| Only line running Pullman Palace Hleeping
| Coaches through without change to Washing
ton. Lynehburg, Atlanta. Montgomery. Nnsh~
vile and st. Louis, PuIIman's Sleeping coaches
through to Cincinnati and Louisville without
change; Only one change to New York and
| other Eastern cities
| Tickets may be obtained and Shopping Car
Barths secured In advance on application st the
office corner Camp aud Common streets, oDpo~
| site City Hotel.
D. 3. ROBINSON Superintendent.
| no23 tt J. W. COLEMAN, Ticket Agent
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-26
RAILROADS.
a. RBAT JACKSON ROUTE.
GaaHCAGO. SIT. EOUas ANEp NEW OFF,
LEANS RAILROAD,
THE BEST ROUTE EAST.

THE BEST ROUTE EAST
- 7 rains will leave and arrive at the Caliopa
follows:
Lehve. Arrive
EXP. No. l, 600 p. m. Exp. No. O. 1915 q. na,
Mixed NO 8, 7;0o .. m. Mixed No. 4, 500 .. Hr
Nos. and run daily, Nos. 8 and daily. ex-,
PPUTJLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARg
AND CHICAGO WITHOUT CHANGE and and for x
ST. LOUIS Sleeper Is attached at Milan, en-
nbling passengers TO GO through without leaEs
ing tho train. Only ONE CHANGE TO NEW
YORK and EASTERN CITIES.
Tickets for sale, bertbs secured and inforrna-
ton given at No. % Camp street. corner oF
Common, -
A. y. SHELDON, Ticket Agent
T. CHANDLER. General Passenger Agent.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-12-07

PLENTY of PIMPLEs.-On Monday
last, the squeal of the pig was heard
in the land, because many of the
good citizens of Morgantown, Sally
town, Durbannah and West Morgan
town, butchered their hogs on that
day, and from that time up to Tues
day evening sausage making, lard
making, cutting up and sailing the
hogs, &c, &c, were the order of the
day, not to say night. From now
on the people will live high on "hog
and hominy," but Notwithstanding
all these evidences of plenty, aye
poor editors" are not able to return
thanks for spare rib, a back bone
or even link of sausage, so we
rather sympathize with the hogs that
are dead. The living ones may do
better next killing time.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-12-07


DISTINGUISHED ,EIsIToR.-M. Bar
rois, Director of the Geological sur
vey of Northern France, and Profes-
sor of Geology in the University
of Lille, was in Morgantown on
Friday and Saturday Of last week as
the guest of Prof. /. G. White of the
University. M. Barrels is one Of the
most brilliant Biologists Of Europe.
He came to America in October with
Profs. Hall and Lesley, and has, since
then been devoting himself to the
Study American Geology. He came
here specially to make the acquaint-
ance Of Prof. White, and to learn from
him Whatever of interest there is in
our coal measure Rocks. Prof. White
took him out on Friday and Saturday
and showed him the entire Lower
Barren Series, together with all our
upper Goals. He departed on Satur-
day night for the East much pleased
with the result of bis yisit.-Jour-
nal,
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-12-07

The CoNCERT.-The Concert givet
by the Cornet Band on Thanksgiving
evening was success. Although
the evening was unpleasant large
audience was present and the receipts
at the door were large. The boys ac-
quilted themselves creditably as well
as the young ladies and gentlemen
who assisted them. All the music
was well rendered, but the Solos drew
forth numerous bursts Of applause.
In one case Che audience refused to be
quiet until Miss Sweeney reappeared
and sang a second piece. On the
whole the audience enjoyed the enter
tainment very much. The silver cup
was drawn by Luther MADEIRA. We
are glad that this enterprise of the
boys was pleasant and profitable
They are at considerable expense in
maintaining their organization and
deserve to be aided in this way when
ever they desire to give public en-
tertainment. vbe