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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-02-02

tain extent, be effected without a previous
understanding OF the European powers
and their cooperation but the relations
hitherto Snbsi>ting between the powers
appear to afford yo"d grounds for trusting
at this decisive moment of European com
P]irations, success will attend til" efforts
to bring about Il solution, while fully pro-
trrtin% the interests of a general peace
\ pledge of this seems to he afforded by
the wisdom and m"lrratio" Of the En-
prro" Of Russia, his intimate union with
mighborin= powers, and the peaceful
disposition recently manifested by Eng
land.
st. Petersburg.
Is appears that the latest alvicrs from
London and Vienna are OF a rather salts
factory character. The relations between
Russia and England are now on a better
footing.
The Agnncr Russo says: The Go'os was
well informed when it announced, in a
telegram from Vienna. that Austria secin-
r'l to be entirely treasured as to the pro.
lection of her interests in the approaching
negotiations for peace.
The Aycncc Russo: These conSitlcrt-
tions have probably had something to do
with the Improvement which has taken
place in the situation III London.
European News.
The American ship Barring Brothers,
Capt. Thorndike, from Norfolk for Liver
pool, came into collision with the Spanish
steamship Ponce, C;pt. Portuan'l", in the
M'rScy. off Liverpool, last week. The
steamShipSnmk and two of the crew were
drowned. The Barring Brothers was much
injured and is making water rapidly
81" has been towed up the river and an.
clorrd. She WAS entering the river in
tow when struck by the Ponce. A heavy
fog prevailed at the time.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-02-02

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THE TREE IS kN0WS BY ITS FRUIT"

1.-THE TREE IS l Know! By ITS FRUIT"
"Tutt's Pills are worth their weightin gold"
REV. !. 2. SIMPSON, Louisville, Ky.
TUFTS Pill, arc SPsesl 6 S!sssi"g Of . the nns
"1have used Tut: Pills for torpor Of the liver.
They are superio, to any medicine for hillary dis
orders ever made"
/. p. CARR, Attorney q Law, Aususta, O..
~ have rsed TUFTS Pills five years in my family.
They arc unequaled for costveness and biiousness"
s. R. WILSON, Georgetown, Texas.
II have used TUFTS Medic'ne with great benefit"
w. W. MANN, Editor Mobile Register.
1--WE sell fifty box Is Tutts Pills to five Of ali
othes."-sAyRe 4 CO., Cartersville, Ga.
"Tutt's Pills have only to be tried to establish
their merits. They work like magic"
w. II. BARRON, 90 Summer st., Boston.
"There is no medicine SO we'll adapted to the cure
OF bilious disorders as TUFTS Pills."
JOS. HRUMMEL, Richmond, Vrp;ns.
AND A IT 6Q$z NO MORE.
Sold bv drwg0ists. rs cents a boz. Office
So Murray Street, Ne,o York..
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BERLIN.

The semi-officjal Provincial Correspond
ence, in its issue says its perceives, in the
earnest and successful negotiations for
an armstice, the probability of speedy
conclusion of peace. The article adds:
A complete peace will not be settled by
the two belligcrents alone, and the sola-
ton Of the questions which have ~ be
taken into consideration cannot, to 2 GER
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-26
Personalities,

Mr.. Joseph Stevens, one of tho boilers
at the Belmont, who was so unfortunate
AS to have several bones in his right
foot broken by the running away of his
team during the past winter, has so tar
recovered rs TO be able 10 resume his
duties.
Wednesday evening Frank l.. Bender,
night operator At the Western Union
office, lead TO the hymeni alter, Miss
Amy + GoodfclIow, Of the South Side,
daughter of Councilman Fred Gooitel-
low. Rev. w. 4. Rippey ofIicistod.
Immediately after the ceremony, tho
happy couple departed for wedding
tour in the West
Mrs Ebbert, who has been confined 10
her residence for some time with sick.
ness, is able TO be out.
George w. Atkinson, will deliver the
address at the Pamela Lodge l. o. o. +.
entertainment this evening.
We learn that Father Steihl Of the
Catholic Church, is making preparations
to erect 8 handsome ard cOmmodlous
Academy building.
That most genial and polite gentleman,
DR.. g. Hsys, of Washington and Jehcr-
son College, has been IN town during
the session Of the Presbytery Of Wash
ington.
Joseph Hamilton lef. last evening for
Cincinnati on business.
General n. Cot, Dr., Of Clarksburg,
West Virginia and the Republican can
didste for Governor otthst State last fall
is in the city Gazette, Washington, d. q
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HErHOUGHT HE KNEW HIu,
But was Not Pos1IIve-A Musician in
the WOrkhOuse.

Some time since, Chief OF Police
Riply, received 8 photograph and dis
criptiou of man wanted IN Lowell,
NJ massachusetts,, for embe Element, snd
yesterday morning, he thought he hsd
found the party who gave has name as
August LobinsteIn, and who was tried 81
police court for insulting lady residing
on the South Side. The man
claimed he came from Philsdelphis,
and when asked If he hsd ever been in
Lowell, denied it. To make sure Of his
man, Captain Ripley produced the Pho
tograph and msde minute examination
of both msn snd picture, and in order 10
mske assurance doubly sure, the Captain
sent TOR Photographer Higgins, IS an
expert, 10 identity the resem blsnCe OF the
picture to the man. Upon close exam
instion, il was pronounced that there WAS
q s.rong likeness, but not sufficient 10
hold him on the Lowell charge. The de-
scrIption sent 10 this city gives the mans
name IS Louis Strauss alas Simon. When
addressed IS Strauss he manifested signs
of unessIness. Strauss IS represented As
being sn instructor IN French, German
snd music, sll of which L0benstein pro-
fesses he Is capable Of doing. He further
stated that he had been musician IN
Theodore Thomas orchestra also hsd
been, for two months. member of Gill
more's Band. The whole make up OF
this man strongly resembles that Of the
Lowell embezzler. The man is now a
prisoner st the work house, where he is
booked for thirty days, in lieu Of paying q
fine Of SIS and costs While be Is serying
out his sentence Captain Ripley will
write to the Lowell authorities relative
TO his whereabouts.
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The Belmont nail department closed
down Yesterday morning, and the boil
IN department last night, Tor the re-
msinder Of the week.
Oae Of the old landmarks st the Bel
mon,-the shed used for storing nails,
Uuggies, sleighs, &c, and which might,
withou, Improperly, be said to have
been sort Of Nosh's srE; after firmly
withstsnding the heavy wind OF Wedne.-
day, yielded 20 the demands Of time yea
terdsy, aud fell down, carrying des.ruc-
ton witt IT, The most serious dsmsgs
was that csuisd to the buggy which hsd
been At carriage shop for some time,
where it received thorough overhaul
ing, and had Just been brought home
The top OF this Was bad y smashed. The
sleigh also had shaft broken. As this
hss long been on the retired let, the re-
gret a. liz misfortune IS not go much on
account Of It's value as that such
severe injury should occur 10
faithful friend. The debris
proved bona1zs in the shape Of
klndllng wood TO many poor people and
& small army of children were busy
gathering up aud transporting all they
could carry of in their arms aud In.
provised wheeIbsrrOws.
The Riverside will close down to
night snd not resume until the 9Th OF
NAV. The financial condition Of some
Of the old and faithful employees is about
% be much improved.
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This brought down the house, and
secured to Chris the honor Of the first
dance with the bride, which honors he
gracefully bore
THANK
In conclusion Mr.. Frank Walters and
his es.ImabIe lady have our thanks for
c1urtesies extended, by which we were
enabled to make 8 full report. a
splendid collation. was spread, and at
midnight ten tables had been set, and
there were yet At least one hundred who
had not jet supped. The newly married
pair have our best wishes in common
with s.i others, FOR q prosperous voyage
with smooth sailing Ger Ate's turbulent
Ccnar
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The Legend Of Don Muuio.

The much talked Of concert and can
tata, under tne direction Of Mrs. Anne
NJ. Saeib and Prof II. w. Nicoll, took
place last night in Washington Hall.
Those assisting were, Mrs. Alex Laugh
lin, Mrs. S. l.. Brice, Miss Virginia
Hupp, Miss Dora Hildreth, Miss Eva
De Camp Miss Lucy Loring, Mrs. T.
Lunsford, Miss VI. Mcconnell, Miss Me-
lie Davenport, Miss Maggie De Camp,
Miss Lide Mcconnell, Messrs. a j.
Norton, q. Gutenberg, G. Lohnea, J. J.
Hsigh, F. a. Sherratt Z. Hobbs, jr., a.
". Done and w. II. Sheb.
Par. FRS. consisted OF "a Damsel Fair
WAS Singing" and scens and aria from
Der Freischutz,' sung superblv by Mrs.
Sheib. and one Of Beeihoveh's sonst4s
and Rats "Cachoucha Caprice piano
solos by Prot. Nicholl Both OF the last
were rendered in q mastery style.
Pa; II. was the gem OF the evening.
Il was the kinder SInfonie' of Chwatsl,
one Of the daintiest, prettiest and oldest
OF musical compositions. Twenty toy IN
struments, trumpets, rattles, trian-es,
drums, cuCkOos, &c, with piano accom-
panimert running through al the parts,
blended their various tones charmjn -ly.
It's oddly was pleasingly and skilltuIIy
oversheLowed by its beauty.
The fine Cart,ta, the Legend OF Don
Munio," by Dudly Buck, was the third
and lsst part Of the programme. 1t Is
certainly q fine composition, snd il was
exceIlently produced, but It's length made
it slightly tedious, which is the only crit
icism that can be offered. Owing to the
hoarsness Of Mr.. gluten berg his part was
taken by Mr.. Donel, with the exception
OF one portion Of quartette, which wss
given by Mr. Norton. The Csntata
abounds IN lovely solos, while the choruses
are delightfully."- fresh and full of bar
mony. The singing Of the performers
was rather above their previous high
standard, while both MIS-. Sheib and
Prof. NIcholl were unususl.y effective.
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River News.

The marks last evening indicated 3
feet 2 inches and rising.
The Courier departed for Parkersburg
at 1880 An
The O'Nesl left on time for Pitts
burgh
The Rsgon will be the Psrkersburg
packet this morning st. 1890 o'clock.
The Hudson is due up from Cincinnati
to-day.
The Emma Graham passed down yes
terdsy morning en- route for Cincinnati.
The Granite State passed up yesterday
morning en- route 10 Pittsburgh from
Circ.nnati
The Cherokee is loading at Pittsburgh
Tor st. Louis.
The Ed. Hobbs and bsrges will leave
for st. Louis this evening.
The local packets arrived and departed
on time Yesterday.
Business medium.
BY Telegraph
PITTsBURGH, april 25.-River feet
3 inches and rising. Weather clear and
cool.
CAIRO, April 25-Arrived-Anderson,
Nashville. River q feet inches and
rising.
NASHVILLE, April 25-Rlver falling
with " feet on the shoals Departed =
Eddyville, Caro-.
SHREVEPORT, April 25-Arrlyed-
Durfee, New Orleans. Departed-WiI-
lard, Jefferson. Weather clear and
pleasant. River rose an inch.
NEW ORLEANS, April 25.-Arriyed-
Future City and bsrges. st. Louis. De-
psrted-Frank Pargond, GreenviIIe; A
G. Donnolly, Cincinnati. Weather clear.
VICKsBURG, April Weather clear.
River rose 10 inches. Up-Colorsdo al d
Golden Crown. Down-Cbarles p.
Chsutssu. Arrived-City OF Vicksburg
and Z. Z. Lee.
MEMPHIS, April 25.-River g feet 7
inches and rising. Arrived Sbinkle,
Centennial and Grand Tower. YIckG-
burg. Departed City, New
OrleanF DAmieI, Cairo; Scudter, ST.
LOUIS.
EVANSVILLE. April 25-River II Feet
and rising. Up-Maggie Smith, Ar
kansas Belle, ANDY Baum, Dick John
SOD. Down-Bowling Green, Thos. Sher-
lock and Grey Eagle, J. d. Parker. Bus
iness light.
CIsCISsATI, April 25-River u
feet 3 inches and stationary. Weather
showerY; cool. Arrived-Andes, Wheel
ingi CAT, Memphis; Church, New Or
leans. Depsrted-KstIe Ssockdsle, Pitts-
bGrgh; Ben Franklin, Memphis
ST. LOUIS, April 25.-Arrivee-Msude
Vicksburg; Dolphin, Quincy; War Eagle,
Keokuk; Minnesota, Belle, La Crosse
St. Paul; Belle of St. LOUIS, Missouri
River Departed Eagle, Keokuk;
Msude, Vichburg; Minnesota, st. Paul;
Dolphin, Quincy, Rhosds, Pittsburgh
River rose inch, and now stands ~ feet
inches above low water mark
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The scnmuIbacn Guards, RaII.

The arrangements for this grand event,
which takes place this evening at Turner
Hall, have been completed, and the com.
mittee appointed for that purpose have
made every preparation necessary to the
enjoyment and convenience OF the par
ticlpants The hall hiss been finely deco
rated, snd the floor newly waxed. One
of the features Of the entertainment will
be prize walt, the most accomplished
lady and gentleman walters receiving
handsome gold prizes consisting of s
breast-pin for the gentleman and set Of
earrings for the lady. This ball Is
given Tor the purpose Of securing funds
to sid in paying tor the new uniform
adopted by tae company.
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FOR SALE.

TEpER AND BY VIRTUE or 4 De
of the County Court OF ONO coun ~
entered on the 2}rh day OF March, I'm the
cas-. of Jacob KruSCr, guardian, VS.. sarah
r. Virgins and Others, Will, ON
SATURDAY, APRIL ., ISIS,
A. NJ. mt the front door OF the
C,urt Hous. OF OHIO county, proceed 10
Sell 10 the highest and best bidder, the iol'
lowing property: a certain piece or p1TcG ,
ofIsud situated near the town of radeI-
nina. W. Va. containing about nine acres,
add bounded 10y the Lands OF John " IN
CHESTER Fred Beatty, John SIeger ana by
l.Iur Wheeling Creek. The improvements
consist OF "a frame dwelling mouse sIap!t
and other uu' BUILDINGS, ana the land is
urdcrlaid with coal. ,.......
Tie above property belongs 10 the estate
CfNlartu smith DogarmO deceased,
TF.v- ug ~A.E-Gue-Jllrd OF the pur-
rna>r money n cash; balance in equal
g,rNmtrrs al SIX and twelve months, or
j. J. WOODS,
r,rgHo4,yf Special commissioner.
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an IgIy Sight.

How long is that pile of bricks to be
allowed TO remain on Tenth street, be-
tween Market aod Main? It has long
since become al eye sore to al who pass
that way, and should be removed. II we
mistake not, we are under the impres-
sion that Council at one time. about y
year ago, discussed the matter and there
1t ended. We hope that that honorable
body will Jake steps to have the uugainly
sIgut removed to some other place.
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eOuNicI Labor.

The secretary of the Finance Com
miltee of the anti convict labor move
ment has already received applications
from parties residing in q number OF
counties throughout the State asking
that copies OF the petition which it is in
tended 10 present TO the Governor and
Board of Public Works at an appropri-
ate day be furnished them, and that office
has complied. As these parties are To-
csted in widely different portions of the
Common wealth. it is thought to be an
evidence that the proposition meets with
general favor
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Runaway.

The horse attached to Reeds grocery
wagon took fright yesterday and dashed
down the alley between Chspline and
Market streets. A drsy belonging 10
Mr.. Brown was standing on the crossing.
and when the wagon came In contact
with it, the two vehicles were left ia
such delapidsted condition that the
horse had little impeachment to his further
travel. No further damage was done
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Mnre nrIhe StOrm.

Wednesdays storm unrooied the sta.
bles OF the County Infrmsry and tossed
the roofing into the creek. The tin root
OF the Indrmary was slightly damaged.
The Committee on Poor House and
Farm met yesterday, and directed Joseph
Spiedei, chairman, to visit the same and
ascertain the amount OF damages done
and have the same repaired as soon rs
possible.
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Head cut,

Yesterday while passing along Main
street opposite the Belmont mills Mrs.
Hazzle who Is subjec. to epilepsy, fell on
the curbstone and cut her forehead very
badly. She was unable to rise until rs.
sisted by some gentlemen who were nesr
bv. She was taken to the residence of
Mrs. Wash. Truemsn, whose aunt she Is.
1t seems that the old sdy slipped away
..om home, as her people are not in the
habit Of letting her 20 away.
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SUPPOSED INFANTICIDE.
The Body of a Babe Found I'm The
ohio River

Yesterday morning while two little
boys were playing on the river bank near
the foot Of Thirty-'ourth street, they OBJ
served an objec! floating on the water
near the shore, and by some little eXer-
tion they succeeded IN bringing it to land.
1t proved TO be tho remains OF well
formed fsmue child. Justice Schultz
was at once notified and be summoned
the following jury Of inquest: II. Dan
nenberg Foreman, John BIattner, Jacob
Seamon, Thomas Cox, Louis Serge. Jonas
II, Springer, Richard McAllis.er, Wi
liam Bronson, Jacob Bounds and James
Mccarthy. There were no witness ex-
cept the two boys who found
the body and after hearing
their evidence and viewing the remains
the jury returned the following verdict
Tba. the child appears to have been
about two hours old at the time Of its
death; that il is probable that the child
was killed by strangulstion, and that the
murder was committed about one week
since by some person or persons TO the
Jury unknown.
The body was in nude state with
the exception of band of muslin
which was fastened around 1t under the
arms, one end of which appeared to have
been fixed for the purpose of holding
sand, in order to sink the child, but when
had washed out by some means,
The remains were buried on the river
shore.
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TIE COIRTN.
YesIerdRy's Proceedings In the Diff
ferent judicial Bodies.

CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE MELVIN.
n. Wells vs.. p w. y Ky. Railroad.
Still on trial
d. c. List wa' appointed administrator
of the estate OF 4. j. Psnnell, deceased,
with the will annexed Bond $4,000,
with Joseph Seybold as surety.
Hoover & Co, VS.. Jacob +. Lukert.
An appeal granted from the County
Court 10 this court
Adjourned until o'clock this morn
ing.
COUNTY CoURT-JUDGE BOYD.
This Court met at 9 o'clock, and after
hearing some chsncery business, sd-
journed until Saturday at . o'clock A, NJ,
POLICE COUKT-JUDGE CRAEMEK.
There was one case disposed OF by this
court yesterday mornlrg. The fine was
So and costs.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers Of real ests:e
were recorded in the Office OF the County
Clerk Yesterday:
Deed made April 9, ISIS, by Charles
Il. Dsitsrs, trustee, to George Crum-
hacker, for the north one.hslt Of 10! No.
l, in Baker and CAROLS addition 10 the
city, together with s!l improvements
thereon. $500.
Deed made February ), 1871 By Han
nlbsl Forbes and wife, 70 Catherine
Sprague, part OF lot No. 81, located on
the NorthN est corner OF Main street srd
slIey i, $500
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Received and ordered spread on the
minutes.
The appointment Of VIM. j. Hope 20
the JsnItorship OF the Third ward school
wss confirmed by the Board.
Samuel Scott was granted permission
to send child to the Third ward school
The commissioners of Madison dis
trict were granted privilege to build new
vaults for the Seventh ward school, if
thought advisable
J. P. St. Myers, Mrs. VI. a D. Clifton,
Ms. NJ. knight. Chas. hraus and J. II.
Stal!man were granted the privilege OF
allowing their children TO attend the
Third ward School.
Adjourned.
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AMUsEMENTS.

The members Of the j. w Schultz
Boat Club are making extensive prepsrs-
tons for their ball which will be held a.
Arbenz Hall on May 18th. 1t is in
tended the coming shall exceed all prev
ious entertainments given by them.
Prot. Birch will furnish tho music.
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KniwIIia of EInnnr.

Yesterday morning Grand Reporter
Chas. H. D-iters, Of the Grand Lodge of
knights Of Honor, received u letter from
Charleston, this State, asking for the
establishment of new lodge Of this
order in that city. Mr. Deiters has been
appointed Deputy Grasd Dictator to or
game the lodge. when the necessary
arrangements have been completed.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index TO New AdyertIsem enls.

30 on Board Steamer Hudson.
Grand Military Bsll-Schmulbach
Guards.
China Matting-G. Mendel, Booth "
Co.
Feather Dusters-J. l.. Hobbs, Son "
Co.
Great Auction Sale of Clothing.
Choice Beet and Lamb-Geo Bowers.
Three Darlings-Kline Brothers
+ Head OF Local.
FlotO's Ice Cream Parlors.
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SuCiabIe.

The Disciples Church sociable WAS
held ut the residence OF Mr.. \. Il. Wells,
No IS Sixteenth street, last night. The
parlors were crowded with ladies and
gentlemen, and the exercises, which con-
ss.eI of reading, singing, &c, rendered
the evening very enjoyable.
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CITY CHIPS.

WO L4aEbASiSs
MORE dampness.
FINE growing weather.
No County Court to-day.
BACON and greens are ripe.
ONE marriage license granted yester-
day.
FIVE days more in which to eat oys-
tiers.
THERE is some fine musical talent IN
our city.
THE Third ward school seems to be in
great demand.
TIE egg breaking last night amused
the little ones.
The old rat loves the cheese as well IS
the young one.
The South Wheeling Guards drilled at
their armory last night
HALEY's half hundred were busy yes
terday in scrsping the streets.
The Waverly's will soon close further
literary lsbors for summer vacation.
WARREN's oil refinery will be ready
for tull operations by the frs. OF ne1'
week
Tr,. b.;o,, ,ro-l, yss brnun Yesterday
., ,ba WshI. Improvement, on Market
street.
won,-,,vu ara brsilv engered in
oroariaa and ru,t,np in order the CITY
Con,ciI chsmbers.
IT, rosiaonco Of William Otto or
,,l-I.n. &C.,, ohoyo Savartb is baiDo
+ 49, NOo rSrsired
~. IA ~. 1,+l,
- u Z 80, 49, q rood,nc the reonIsr re-
mG,N o go. loo. risb,
"I@t A'p'' - -. -,
"EIs'EhbtH T"nts " ,o 49, suo w. 80
nins ma" 49, ~ i III IF NJ
'"So " - ~, ~
The Nail Oily Doay OluD viii give n
Crane Da. i, d" c tu2., Ia. .pa Io,i'7 0'
-"y CID wa - - -. o.
JOSIE KRAMER anu us .rI'''e o .'I -lai
band viii WISH 0'euoeu J., Sll'e 'n'S o'en
ms, and make music "A''o Inert
The construction O. Tue , W. " ~ n !
telegraph line Is Oeihs l"p'uly Pus IsI,
ana II Will oe FoSo 'o' use a. d" cal ['y
The bill board blown down oy "eu
heSuay stoIu' az 'uo cas- .~ ~ $3.50
P'HsioH u '4eo' ''7
Two deeds IN lee Two OF ''us' ana Oh
release deea were auln l, " Ie l,, y:
=
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uStPal.

Westwoods Hall was crowded last
night with listeners to the corcert gwen
under the direction Of Mr.. John Gala
nan. After the concert Prof Niewegs
band disccursed for those who desired to
dance, and that amusement was KEEP! up
until u late hour.
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s,nIl.ERS FOR SALE.

1.-TWO LARGE tIKE-BOA BO!LEkS, A
rlurs. a feet long and iret CRATE bars; all
Inn guui condition. VIII make steam
,rs.iy with very little fuel tor y, IL Il 10
inch cylinders. For sale cheap. Enquire
81 Al. SWEENEY y son,
grg.pb Wheeling, W. Va.