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The New York herald., 1878-11-09

AcITy AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK latter.
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TWENTY Tpys & s,F ,loThe y,s gas TRIAL
Lot q nonbe and Single harness Horse Clothing Fur
asss ,as, o ] D ,'p side bar and snd ns ko.
Business Wagons Coupe Rockaways Landaus conpes. &C.
sister wildair fast and extraordinarily prom
sng osy ur,ct'imf Mare l5 hgh coming years od
speed can ro, heats in a5 and is sound aud
The celebrated rro,ting Stallion sire Arabian
S@s 81 n y s y % qa s@ os'%S . che, .s dan
aL: sroited AZ wears old II 2*e; safe for any one 20
state - high years old: ex,ra9rdinary style action
road or any kns~n object: warranted sound aud kind
M n.s ssrs 5 as say @ s ss ss" n old
shafts: fearless Of locomotives trot in minutes IN
sss Tor family F0'd use and sound and
Very fine handsome and stylish brown Coupe Horse l6
high years o unsurpassed by in drive and appear
gamey driver ana Eieat roadster has tro'ted IN 2fS
The high bred black Trottins Mare Myrtle 1874 high
a 10, sy nps n Ana@as sn% na
superb Family Outfit comprising very closely matched
. & g:.y alike IN e Ssans M s
gait have rot,ed to repeatedly better than 80
and warranted sound and kind Also elegant surrey
Wagon, seats fonr split seat, hung Whitney springs
nearly cost $40 built by George H. Close. Harness.
Rahes &C.
fhs beautiful sorre Trotting Mare Belle Is high years
old: got by Champion Morrill, free pleasant driver.
trct In A. and IL warranted sound and kind.
Desirable tcding, ISIS high, old; free
driver; in three minutes. warranted sound and
kind
Closely matched pair Of bay Trottng Mares 5 high
old; splendid drivers and 30 team; warranted
sound and Kind.
comsnea bay Saddle and Harness Horse Is,: high. 8
minutes, and warranted sound and kind
Tremendous speedy bay Trottng Mare 1915 high
old Of the greatest roadsters In New York. has roed
better than 40: warranted sound and kind
Extra desirable bay Trotng Gclding lj high, years
old: gamcy driver tro in 30; warranted sound and
kind.
Bay Business Horse 151s high old good driver
stands without tying: warranted sound and kind.
Handsome dark hay Iambletonan Trotting Mare Isl.
high old stylish driver; beat three min
utes: warranted sound and kind.
Gray Mare 15s high years old good driver and work
warranted sound and kind.
Brown Horse l5is high IL old: good driver and
worker warranted kind Also Business Wagon Harness,
&c.
hay Mare l5 high years old; free driver warranted
sound and kind. Also Business Wagon, Harness, &c.
Thirty other Horses for all purposes
Full description at sale
Sales postponed account of weather.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

(,IIARLEs II. FOSTER SPIRITUAL sEANcEs. 1851
NBroadway, second hpor.
Dia,neiy. Il. reasonable: coNsuLfATi0Ss free fREn
ERiCk KING Lawyer, Saint Marks place, ADJOINING
Cooper Institute
nVoRcE CASES ATTENDED TO PROMPTLY WITH
persnesa rsa, Sans 81 sssn Rraaana @ ISAAC . SoAoh
nN0RCES-BY RESPONSIBLE EXPERIENCED
Daorne,s evidence looked np reasonable charges; hon
o.abic dealing Address CONFIDENCE, box rs Herald
Office
H. OFFICIAL kENTrrKl STATE DRAWINGS
I.sfsngckn-txrR. CLASS 40. ssi-sovrsnkn ls1s
sssrTssrc..:s s. &c; i Is 30 o. sssosrsssn %; Nj . s7
. 81 - 81 SIMMONS Nj Z pi"kiSsoS ii Managers. % &c !
esomc. sTAIr-ssTs. Gas. q j. So s'isoyssHss Y - ss7s
O. esonn = sr.Tssl.s. e. 4 30. 81 5sosna.ps - s m $ ISIS
% q - =" K 3 q fpDl s Z. d. u M.nsssr II @ %
d cPf & s'ea & s o.ws sGws Apply
y. draws So,sIser u q sap"l M prias so .s;Sn,.
Single number sE.s Kensacky @ ds draws November Is
oap''s eIUTI REiis CO. Banser. 'ses' aS Broadway
II ROYAL HAVANA DRAWS NOVEMBER 2i
-. xs,oHs, HspIta p prize; i. ass,rss,sd $sHi"m
Tickets, $40, so sio 81. - 81.
manner darkest shade and hishes, Ia.sre: time. .
aas aa' saS rs &
ard ST.
Il LOUISIANA SINGLE NuMBER DIsTRIBuTloN
amounting siIo4p Whole tickets s. Every attention
paid TO patrons.
EMERSON 4 GosS, 1so Broadway, rooms
uAEMALINE--rHE y1TALIzER OF DEGENERATE
llfe discovery contains recuperAtivc virtues
other known remedy possesses
HAEMALISE-AN INVALUABLE PANACEA FOR
ldebty. exhausted energies. nervousness weak woman
hood delicate chdhood nonema. dropsicai affections.
IIAEMALINE MAKES YOU FLfsHy; A SPOONFUL
llrepresens one pound of fresh meat Juice Ask your
druggist rFf
IIAEMALINE WILL CURE CONSUMPTION. ASK
your druggist for il call DOCTOR 6West 10Th st.
lust PUBLISHED-THE PROGRESS IN MEDICAL
- SCIENCE skin diseases aud impurities Of the blood
Mailed free for ~ cents direct ffom the authors Dts
JACQUES BRODIE, No. University place, New York.
K
sss II S sss' GO ooe sooS Soq 90 % Soe % $. II
SIS 1855 o. uCO, OO0) 90 IS IL
SSli 55 90 5000 oOOO 90 ssh
SIS IL IS IS 70 OOUD COCO ~ SIS II
IL S55 O 600 900 0c0 IL
IN THE KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY NOVEMBER -.
WILLIAMSON co, Eastern Agents, 800 Broadway
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

I)OSr OFFICE NOTICE.
The foreign mails for the week ending Saturday. No
vcmber o. 1879 will close ut this office Tuesday At 10
A. NJ for Europe by steamship Wyoming via Queenstown;
Wednesday at II for Europe by steamship Bothnia
via Queenstown correspondence for France to be for
wRred this be specially addrcssed snd AZ
12p p. A. fot France direct by steamship Anerique via
Havre Thursday at II M for France Germany &c by
steamship wcl.nd. via Plymouth cherbcurg and Ham
burg for Great Britain and the Contincns
he forwarded by this must be specially adj
dessed and II NJ for Europe by steamship Baltic via
for Germany and France 10 he
Eded By sh!s g,ss@er mus. be .Dscaly addressed, on
Main via Northampton and Bremen correspondence for
Great Britain and the Continent o he forwarded by this
be specially addressed and at IL NJ. for Eu
rope by steamship City of Richmond, via Queenstown
for Germany and Scotland to he forwarded hy
this must he specially addressed, and Ut u for
scotland direct by steamship Crcassia via Glasgow The
steamships Wyoming. Bothnis Baltic and City Of Rich
nond do carry mails for Denmark, sweden and Nor
The mails for the West Indies Brazil and Argent
leave New York November > The mails for Havsns
leave New York November and The mails for Jamaica
leave New York November Tho malls for Aspnwail and
South Pacific ports leave New York November q The mails
for China and Japan leave San Francisco November le
The mails for Australia leave San Francisco November
%. TIiOs. j.. JAMES. Postmaster
Posr Orrrcr. NKw YORK. November =. IsTs.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.

LNoR sALE-NEwFOtNDLAND DoG q MONTHS OLD:
jet black specimen tan e ~ Ia West s.
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sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, SC.
BARKER 4 co ~ AND 40 LIBERTY ST,

will make their last se this Of fine Breech Loading
Shot t:nnr this day Saturday, November. -
eueiu M t,u'r
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

4 III ACRE Farm. WITH GOOD HOUSE AND BARN,
good land we'll fenced for vacant Lots Tenements in
Now York OWNER. 800 Hudson ST., New York city.
rINO EXCIIANGE--FfRST CLASS SUBURBAN PROF
cry. free and clear, at bergen Point. n j. in the
Iowa. Kansas Missouri Address, with description, d. L.
ZAERISkIE. st. charles. M.
vNFtSTFp--t COTTAGE NEAR NEw YORK ron A
w paying Brooklyn Drug Store and West Flushing Lots
COTTAGE. Herald ciee.
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PERSOV AL.

4 RICH LADY-PLEASE CALL FOR A LETTER AT
~ New York Herald Uptown Office CONFIDENCE.
IILEvATED ROAD UP TOWN, FRIDAY EVENING,
Lsix ocockTady in black, the dark gentleman who sat
YOU leaving at 47th would greatly appreciate
line. giving him the privilege of replying Address
STERxtNli Herald Uptown Office
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-06-27
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

This liniment very naturally originated In AmerL
ca where Nature provides In her laboratory such
surprising antidotes for the malgdies Of her chill.
dren. Its fame has been spreading for - years,
until now & encircles the hahltable globe.
The Mexican Mustang Ilnimcnt is n matches
remedy for all external ailments Of manand beast.
To stock owners and farmers 1t Is invaluable.
\ single bo:tlc often saves human life or
stores the USEFULNESS Of an excellent horse, OK.
COW, or sheep.
II cures footrot hoof.ail, hollow horn, grub,
scrcw-worn, shoulLer-Tot, mango, the bites and
stinrs OF poisonous reptiles and insects and every
such drawback TO stool; hrcedirs and bush life.
1t cures every external trouble Of horses. such
as amcness scratches. swinny. sprans. founder.
wind gall, ring bone, etc, etc.
The Mexican Mustang Lin!mont IS the quickest
cure in the world for accidents occurring In tho
family in the absence of n physician. such rs
burns. scalds, sprains, cuts etc. and for rheuma
tism, and stiffness engendered by exposure. Par
ticuiarly valuable to Miners.
II is the cheapest remedy in the world. for Il
penetrates the muscle to the bone. and n single
application Is generally sufficient TO cure.
Mexican Mustang Liniment Is pu, up IN three
sizes of bottles, the larger being proportion
ately much the cheapest. Sold everywhere.
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THE PLAINS Across. the
middle OF June, 1877, Dr. William
Kempt started from Keokuk. Iowa,
with his family, consisting OF his wife
and three children, in two horse
wagon, for the purpose OF going to his
father, who was living in Oregon. Mr..
Kemp succeeded in reaching the Black
Hills in safety There, unfortunately,
his horses We're poisoned by drinking
alkal water This misfortune left
him teamless and without means to
purchase a span of horses. He was
compelled to dispose Of his wagon and
remain during the winter III the
Black Hills country, and had to work
very hard for himself and family. In
the spring he started west and man
aged to work his way as far as Ogden
with freight team. On arriving
there he was again stranded and unable
TO proceed further. But his pluck
never once deserted him. While there
he formed the determination to come
Not having the means to purchase any
sort of a vehicle, Mr.. Kemp constructed
large wheelbarrow entirely from viii
lows. Into this he bundled what few
worldly goods he possessed, and ac-
companied by his faithful wife and
children, he again turned his face to-
ward the setting sun. The wife and
children footed it, while the husband
and father trundled the wheelbarrow.
After proceeding a considerable dis
lance the barrow broke down, but
Kemp rebuilt the rude vehicle as best
he could and once more resumed the
long and painful journey. Travelling
by day and camping at night, these
people at length made their way to the
base Of the Blue mountains. Here
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the family fortunately fell in with
some freight teams and was kindly as
sisted to Umatilla. They reached the
Blue mountains about the Goth of
May On arriving at Umatilla the o.
$. n. Co., when they learned of the
circumstances, brought Mr.. Kemp and
his family down to Portladd free.
They reached this city on the 30th of
last month and were gladly welcomed
by the father of Mr.. Kemp, who is
living on the Goodnough place. SION
after arriving here Mr.. Kemp applied
to Mr.. c. A. Burchard for employ
ment, but that gentleman did not give
him much encouragement. However,
when Mr. Burchard heard all the cir
cumstances of the case, he told Mr..
Kemp to call round next morning and
he should have all the work he wanted.
This story may appear very romantic
to the incredulously disposed, but we
are assured by Mr. Kemp that there is
no poetry about the business, but hard,
stern reality. Talk about pluck and
perseverance under adverse circum-
stances. Mr.. Kemp is certainly en-
titled to wear the medal. Such man
is bound to succeed in the battle of
life, and Oregon needs scores of men
like Mr.. kemp.-OregoRjan.
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CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
FOURTH DAY.
WALLA WALLA, w. T.,

Friday, June 18th, 1873.
The morning hour was consumed in
regulating and fixing the salaries of
the officers of the convention. After
considerable debate the convention fl
nally fixed the salaries as follows:
Secretary, Sc per day; Assistant Sec
rotary, 81 per day; Sergeant at Arms,
So per day; Messengers, (two) SO per
day each.
John W. Cochran the official short
hand reporter of the convention hav-
ing arrived, Mr.. Steward submitted the
following resolution:
Resolred, That John W. Cochran be
and is hereby appointed official reporter
of this convention, and his per diem
shall be ten dollars per day. After
a lengthy debate the resolution was
referred to special committee COM
posed of Messrs. Steward, Dennison
and Andrews.
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An exchange remarks: Now that
the monograph makes it possible for
sounds to be canned the same as beef,
milk, Holsters, fruits. etc, missionary
sermons can be bottled and sent to the
South Sea Islands, ready for the table,
instead of the missionary himself"
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GAIN LINE TRAINS.

Puyallup Branch Trains.
I FAVE TACOMA THIRTY MINUTES AT
l. ter arrival of Main Line Trains, and re-
turning, arrive at Tacoma 80 minutes before
leaving time of Main Line Trains.
At Tacoma with Pacific Mail Steamships
for Victoria and san Francisco, and with Sound
steamers for Seattle, Steilacoom, Olympia and
all points on Puget Sound Ell.
At Lake View with stage for Steilacoom.
at Tenino with stages for Olympia.
At Kalama with O. 5. \. Co.'S boats for
Portland and all points on the Columbia river
At Portland on Wednesday and Saturday,
at Is \ NJ, with steamers for Port Townsend
Victoria, Nanaimo, New Westminster and Fra
ser river.
Through Tickets for sale at principal offices
of the Company, and at the office of the4Q, $.
y. Co, Portland, Oregon, TO Victoria and Seat
tie, and Via p. NJ. ). 5. Co.'S steamships from
Tacoma, and O. :. ; Co. and p. c. 5. $ Co.'S
steamships from Portland to San Francisco.
Through Tickets to Portland, Oregon, for
sale at Victoria, Seattle, Tacoma and TeninO.
SAMU Ell \. BLACK,
General Superintendent.
". WAYNE NOGDES,
General Ticket Agent.
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HE convention adopted a RESOLUTION
inviting the several ministers of the
gospel i'll Walla Walla to meet with
the convention each morning and open
the work of the day with prayer.
The convention has made the pro-
prietor of the Wal a Walla Union the
printer of the convention.
The above comprises the gist OF the
first weeks proceedings.
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~ Bsek viii uaSshR Bsak his II. ma
Jmss Haaaesa vith AHand Hsnnoaa Ia
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Anew Version Of the Cause OF
NaeMahon,s submission.

The question - TO how the sudden
change in Marshal MaeMahons policy
vas brought about has been the subject
Of many speeulations and statements.
Thes.ory about the loud Norman yOiee"
Of N. POuyer Quertisf having done it
all IA already exploded.
Wsnow learn-apd this l. most sig-
nifeaNt iaet-IhAt the Papal Nnneio
catered the Elylee At an early hour on
The morning Of December IS, when he
had I long Interview with the Marshal.
Soon alter Ibis conversation, the latter
went 10 Versailles, in order 10 re-enter
into relations With n. DafAure, whom =
few days before ebad treated with down
right insult. The suggestion Is that the
Popes envoy advised McMahon 20 yield
for the nonee, and4o remain ~ his post.
We are informed tia; the main din
entity in inducing the MLrshAl 10 yield
was to overcome his seruplss Is 70 The
sword Of honos' Tor dIshoncr) be had
given 10 lis rssetio1ary and clerical con-
iederGtes, th.t be would carry ont his
dissoluti6uist and eoup Gda polieyto the
bitter end. This matter, toe, vas ar
ranged for hin BY q eouTentiels Of the
chief eonspirators. They solemniy re-
leased him him from his promise askipg
him 81 the same time not 70 reign, bot 10
reserve himself for the further good Of
France. We hzye every reaRon TO BE-
lieve this record 70 bseorseeL-Laaa
ErrnfrG
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nov ireland is 10 be SET Free.

gsx Tofksln-
0Douoyan Rossa, Ehose 1skirmi.hirg
fund.- nov amounts % SAi5T2, hints
darkIy 10 the hfsk WGid Al the manner
inrhieh be will expe0d il against Eng
lapd. h quotes absorption of body
Of RassiGn caTsiry Who, @in = belt round
their waist, carry = feS pounds OF gun
cotton or dynEniie, and With this highly
destructive explosive they M! work IN
calcuIable HARM he adds that gun.eot.
ton and dynamite are nos very dear, and
leaves the reader 10 inier that the fund,
thus expended, would destroy great part
a EngIand. He adds: "a small charge
Of gun-eotton PLACED simply uponA rail
md fred with : tnse suf5ees 70 blow sey-
eraI feet Of The iron TO distance o many
Yards. thus rendering the railway unser-
yieea6le in an instant. A trooper may
dfsmount place charge Al the base Of =
telegraph polk, Ere II, and Be in his sad.
ale again within sixty seconds. Even
Iisht bridge and wellb1iltstoekades may
b thrown down by the violent deioEa.
tion Of Compressed guueotton, and forest
roads eousfdsrably Distracted By uees
thrown Aeross, which are neTer 20 rapid.
" FILLED a vhsn = snail charge Of this
erplosive L fired Al their rootslS Rosa
claims The invention Of this kind Of var
fare, and saJs PECULIARLY that Rnssia ought
70 pay him a royalty. he also describes
q terribly destructive torpedo that has
recently been Invented, and says that he
viii probably Be able 70 obtain the secret
Of It's construction.
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Mhenerer nnd Mhererer

DissasesOlA ehOle.aietypeprsvAil, o. there
e cause 10 apprshend 4 visit from them.
Tie system should Be toned, regulated and
reinforced by . course Of HOstetters
stomach Bitter. Perfect digestion and 4
regular habit Of body are the best safe
rusrdy Against ~suehnSaadieA, and both are
secured BY this intstimAhle tO1ie and al
terattIe. The BtteFs are also extremely
seryfeeabls in rpnedyinE Reh disorders.
Ifpromptly taken in biious collie, diarrheA
and cholera meEblS, the diseases usually
frustrated. In disFrheA cases Il Is only
Necessary to restore the tone Of the relaxed
bowels, andthisls one Of the specific elects
Of this medicine. Wind on The stonaeh,
heartburn, b~ilioRsness, nausea, headache
and other symptoms Of disturbance In The
gastric and hepAtie regionsare also speedf-
" relieved by this excellent remedy. Asa
family medicine Il Is invaluable, since 1t
promptly and completely remedies those
silneuts which are Of most frequentoe-
eurfeneE. oedAW
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oilnportanee 10 Cigar Aanuiae.

The latest uumberoi The hA1ld Ra-
ass Rais contains Adhesion Of Com
misionsr Raun, Hhieh, il acted upon,
will impose \ eteat hardship N nearly
all Of The anal manufacturer Of eigATs
Ia the city. It l. held BY the Conmis-
sioner that The law on The subieet can
only Be construed TO forbid the sale Of
cigars II retail, or in quantities Of les
ik1n. oue nnbrOksA box Of 2, 80, 100,
go. 500, IN tie zane building in Shieh
they AIs manufactured. 1teAn no longer
Be permitted that oue-hat Of = room or
huildinS b uRd ~ 3 mandatory, and
The other half n 4 store. The tEo
branches Of business mnstb kept sepa-
raie, not only Bonisally. bot By solid
walk. This decision affects, probably,
about three-ionrths Of The cigar manu-
fneturers Of The country. the msjoFity Of
whom do a retail business Of greater or
Lea magniinde. Il will take 1om them
. source Of livelihood Those who
have besn made aware Of the new depsr.
lure express their intention Of appealing
10 Congress for a Modification oitbe hE,
and thsy expect all rho are similarly
situated TO Join hands in the matter.
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Work.

The Rev. h. H. Kellogg, oDe Of the
pastors Of Chicago, gives The following
testimonies a 70 The permaDenee Of the
reform work Of Mr. Moody among the
Incorporate of that city. The letter APP
PEAR. In the Burlington RrskyG %Dr.
Gibson. Of the Second Presbyterian
Church, s.Js, we received over one hum
dred, and 1 do not know Of one who has
dishonofed his profession DR.: Kilt
redee, Of The Third Presbyterian Church,
SAYS, we received between tEo and three
hundred, and they appear quite 4 well
A The average Of any other members
Dr.. Thompsou, Of the Fifth Presbyterian
Church, says, we received one hundred
and fifleen, and all walk Worthily. VI
thee, six we're very hard cases Of drunk:
ards reformed, sll Of whom stand hrm.
Mr., kellogg also states that Gospel ten.
peraDee meetings have been held through
ont the rear in FIrEell Ball, and have
been attended BY hundred. OF persons.
The war carried on by Dr.. Crosby
arainst The liquor saloons in New York
his been 20 successful that astrong effort
will Be made 10 enact new excise laws at
the present session Of the Legislature.
Bls have already been intrOduced. Il
i. Dr.. Croabyis purpose to resist changes
that viii rsnder the late decision Of the
Court Of Appeals nugatory. Additional
excitement has been created By the hight
HR
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I,t,,8ing ,be ao.,ips l., befss ia lie

standing The boating is befss IN The
Hcn. Schuyler colf,1 ~silllsesure hare
FsbruaTy 1st on the life Of the martyred
Preident Abraham uneoln.s /.
A search warrant fssued and exeented
Yesterday disclosed and proved the fact
DAT . woman named Mary 0,Dounell
"a the burglar and thIef Of = lot Of
eoods, eoaIisliag Of silks, far and many
other valuable goodh amounting TO sew
eral hundred COLLAR, stolen from the
premises Of Nj. PoEerH, in old Bellaire,
about eve month"; ago. A part Of The
roods we're recovered, hidden away IN
bureau drawer, pillow alips, straw saeka
and other nOoEs and eotneFs about the
hone. This woman last summer VA =
domestic In the house Nj. J. B. Harvey
Who resides osly = few doors bsloH
where The robbery SAs committed Great
credit L due to our yigilGnt city otheeta.
ARansss colony meeting will Be held
on next Wednesday evening At CrisEells
Hal, on Gravel Hill.
One passenger car, manufactured a
Wilmington, Delaware, for The Bellairs
a Southwestern Narrow Gauge RAil.
road, Uas shipped for this place on last
Monday. The road from here 10 Weseei
four miles, L about completed.
u. L. ID.
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Capt BensoLs South wheeline fsrry
boat Il IN running operation, nossfth.