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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-07

There is no doubt in our mind, after pc
rusing the testimonials, and investigating
the merits of PUTNAM's hot forged and
hammer-pointed horse shoe nails, which
are guaranteed not to split and silver in
driving, that they are superior to others,
consequently are indispensable iu every
blacksmith's forge throughout the length
and breadth of the land Owners ofhorses
should insist upon having them used in
shoeiug in preference to cold rolled iron
cut mails, which lame horses The Put
nam nail is the cheapest and best horse
shoe nail. and you get from 450 to 800
nails more in box than Of any other
make.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-07
WASHINGTON.
The louisiana Carpet-Bagger.

WASHINGTON, June 6.-Ait9r reopen
ing the doors the cross-examiuation of
Thomas Murray was re7umed by Morrick.
He had heard generally around the Office
that members of the Legislature had got
money. -Four or five had told him of it,
and shown him portion Of the money.
His Office was the headquarters where
they all came, and some of them slept
there. The men who showed their money
were Johnny Sims, ofSt james, McGlorie,
of Avoyciles Parish Joseph j. johnson,
Of Desota Parish. who was examined yes
terday, did not tell him, but Robert john
son, Of Terrebouue Parish did. These were
all he recoIected. The talk among them
was that the price was $500.
Merrick-How many members OF the
Legislature that elected Kellogg to the
Senate are now employed in the New Or
leans Custom House?
Witness-About 20, suppose. | should
like to be there myself.
Merrick-How many we're in the Custom
House on the 4th of March last?
Witness-Three or four. The rest have
been put in recently. The Senator was
elected on the second Tuesday in January,
Witness was instructed that day to bring iT
ten members to make up quorum. Ht
went out and brought in five members, ,anC
then went out to get the other five, bu
failed. When he came back Clerk Badger
told him there was a quorum. YOU
| (Kellogg) were the only candidate voteC
for as United States Senator, and received
a unanimous vote.
Kellogg-When was it you sew thest
members who told you that they had go
money?
Witness-I can't tell you that.
Kellog-Was it before or after the elec
ton Of Senator?
Witness-It was before the election Of
Senator.
Kellogg-When was it that you had thi
conversation with these men?
Witness-l do not know; it was som
time during tho four months after you
election.
Kellogg you know what Souer pal
these men money forF
Witness-They said he paid them fl
voting for. Kellogg. Laughter). sa
two other members who received $l5(
that was after the warrants had been il
sued. I heard all of them say they &c
money.
{ Kellogg-What for?
e Witness-For voting for you. Ii we
common talk around there.
: Witness was further examined by ke
0 logg for the purpose of getting from hi
e the fact that the money he had seen wit
members was after the warrants for men
Q bers had been issued; that the per diem
I tbn siytv dav' q session wasS4S0 independel
: ofmileage, and that the custom was to gi1
it to them in two payments. He was askt
whether it was not the practice to appoi
to Office men who had been connected wi
r the Packard government. he replied
/ the negative.
It Merrick-You saw Souer pay money
y two individuals?
Q Witness-Yes.
9 Merrick-Did they tell you what th
money was paid for.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-07
IOWA.

DUBUQUE. June 6.-This morning Geo.
Holsberger, a German, about fifty years
old, residing 10 this place, in passionate
rage because his wife would not sign a
deed, horribly beat her with a stick Of
wood, then poured tea kettle full of boil
iug water on her head, breast and arms,
pealiDg the flesh from her body. She is not
expected to live. Holsberger has eluded
the vigilance Of the officers and has not ye,
been arrested,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-07
PENN NsYLVANIA.

PITTsBURG. June 6.-The firm of Hus-
sey. Howe & Co., iron puddlers acceded to
the demand of the puddlers this morning
and signed last years sliding scale for a
year A meeting of manufacturers dis
cussed the situation yesterday, but action
was postponed till tomorrow, Saturday,
when it is generally believed they will ac-
cept the situation and sign the scale de-
manded by the workmen.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-07
PENNSYLVANIA.

PITssBURa. June AT a meeting Of
the iron manufacturers this morning the
following resolution was adopted.
RcsoIued, That under the existing CIR
cumstances we deem it inexpedient t6
further resist at the present time the
unjust demands of the boilers.
To-day a number of firms signed the
five dollar puddler scale and it is thought
the majority of the mills will be infuI' ope
ration Monday.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-07
ARIZONA.

SAN FRANCISCO, May GA Tucson
Arizona. dispatchs says: A band oi
Indians supposed to be renegades from the
San Carlos reservation, have been maraud-
ing for three weeks. The result, 10 date
given by the military headquarters at
Prescott barracks, are that Captain Byer
overlook and fought the renegades in
Mimbres mountains, killing four, among
them their chief, and wounding four. Sc
far the Indians have killed five men and
run off considerable stock, The military
are pursuing their usual rigorous policy
and will soon have them in hand.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-07
NEW MEXICO,

SANTE FE, N. NJ, June 7.-W eGnesday
night, at Las Vegas an Italian who last
fall murdered Frenchman and Mexican
woman and who was sentenced to be
hanged but was allowed new trial, and q
Mexican who on Wednesday murdered {
man, were taken from the jail aud hang
ed in the public square by citizens. The
bodies we're still hanging yesterday morn
iuC
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-07

WALLACK's ORCHESTRA. The orches-
ira of Wallack's Theatre, New York, is
famous for its extraordinary precision.
This is due entirely to Thomas Baker, an
Englishman, who has conducted it for
years. Mr.. Baker, used to suffer terribly
from rheumatism, but now is as supple
and nimble as schoolboY. He ascribes
his freedom. as he ought, to Giles Lini.
ment Iodide Ammonia.
GILES PILLS cures Billiousness.
Sold by all druggists. Send for pamph
let. DR.. GILES,
100 West Broadway. n. Y.
Tria! size 25 cents
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-07
wsntner Probap palities.

WASHINGTON, june Indications for
MINER Mississippi and lower Missouri val
leys: Falling barometer, increasing eas'
to south winds, warmer clear or partly
cloudy weather and followed IN the two
last districts by local rains preceding the
storm centre now advancing.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-07
Lady ReautiSers,

Ladies, you cannot make fair skin, rosy
cheeks and sparkling eyes with all the cos
metics Of France or beautifers of the world
while in poor health, and nothing will give
you such good health, strength and beauty
as Hop Bitters. A trial is certain proof.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-07
IOWA.

BURLINGTON, June THE Lawrence
House burned here yesterday. The
guests we're compelled to escape from the
upper stories by means Of ladders: L. L
Keen, ex-conductor on the Michigan
Central, fell from the 4th, story to the sldt
walk, receiving fatal injuries. Loss $40,
600. half insured,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-07
TURKEY

CoNsTANTINoPLE, June 7.-The goY-
ernmont has informed the powers that a
refusal Of Aleko Pasha, as governor of
Koumania, and that not to wear the fez
was a violation of the engagements be-
tween him and the Porte. The govern
ment will wait until East Roumelia is
evacuated, when it will summon Aleko
Pasha to wear the fez and hoist the Turk
ish flag, and if the demand is not com
Piled with the Porte will request the pow
ers to sanction AleEo's removal and will
send body Of Turkish troops to occupy
the Balkans.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-07
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO Market.
CHICAGO, June I
Whcat-Firmer; OK cash; 993 July
COrn-Firmer; 80 cash 35aS July; 37L Aug
Oats Strong and higher; 32a5 cash; 333s July;
302i Aug
Rye-524.
Barley-TnchanCed
Pork-Strong and higher; 62A cash; Q GlIs bid
June; 9 TIA bid July.
Lard-Firm and higher; 10 asked cash; Is
August
Whisky-Iligher; o.
LIVE STOCK.
HOgs-Receipts II ,000; active and firm: light
55O3 65 heavy 10 packers 40613 SO; heavy to shiI
pers 5583 70.
Cattle-Nothing doing yet the receipts are 1850
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-07
st. Louis Market,

ST. Louis, June Z.
Wheat-0pened lower and advanced; No red
! coz al 10 cash: 09H61 1015 June; l I0%@1
10S July; 981z099 Aug; No 9, or.
COrn-Steady; 30 cash 3f50S5 June; 35as July
S62 August.
0ats-Higher; 299301..
Rye-50A
Whisky-IO3.
Pork Easy jobbing 9N91O0 90.
Lard-6 05.
LIVE STOCK
Hogs-Receipts 2,TO1; rough heavy 1908 30;
Workers and Baltimores 40633 &c; smooth heavy
and Philadelphias 5OQ3 90.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-07
Milwaukee Market.

MILWAUKEE, June
Wheat Little change in prices; hsid 05; No 2,
0Oh cash; 0Os July; 94h Aug; No 3, 805l No
{, "A
Corn SEC.
Oats-33c.
Rye-53Hc.
Barley 65c.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-07
RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG, June THE Su-
preme tribunal has declared Alexander
Solovetf guilty of belonging to a crimi-
nal association, the object of which is to
overthrow the state. After recapitulating
the facts OF his attempt on the life of the
Gar the courts sentenced Solovieff to
death, by hanging, after the deprivation
of his civil rights,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-07
BLANC ILLUSION
FOR THE COMPLEXION.

FOR THE COMPLEXION,
Is recommended as a neceAss-y accom- panyment to
every lsdy's toilet.
1T imparts the natural smOothness and delicacy of
youth to the complexion; not alone obscuring
texture of the skin. II cannot be classed among
ordinary Lily Whites or face powders, but lie pre-
pared with view TO meet the speciRl wants of the
most refined and fastidious lady Nothing enters
into its composition but the most strictly pure in
gradients and all Of harmless nature. These pe
culiarities have insured for it the patronageo,
ladies of the highest social circles who for yesrn
have used it exclusively. 1t has done much to dis.
sipate the prejudice against the use OF articles to
enhance female beauty.
1t lie put up in handsome metal boxes, is deli
ciously periumed, and retails at so cents.
HENRY TETLOW,
Nos. 122 and l24 Arch Street, PHILADELPHIA
| For sale by JOHN BENGsToN, Rock Island.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-07
TE1LEGRAPHIC.
[ [TsEsgraph.d toths RoekIsEand ArOus. !
To-Dav's Dispatches.
FOREIGN.
EGYPT.

ALEXANDRIA, juno THE British
oonsuls in Egypt have been ordered to
report on the condition of the country and
alleged oppression of the people.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-07

BERLIN, June In consequence Of
the growth Of the Russian and French al
mics of the increase of the revenue by taxa
ton. the government is considering the ad
visibility of increasing the army, for which
purpose the government has asked per.
petual grant from parliament
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-07
ENGLAND.

LONDON, June Lord Lotus, COVER
nor Of New .South Wales, left to-day for
his post via the United States.
Oxford will confer the degree of d. G.
L. on Lord Dufferin and the Hon. VIM.
Henry Smith and Ivan Tourgnencff, the
Russian novelist.
Hanlon and Elliott are in capital health
aud within three or four pounds of rowing
weight. HauIon is still the favoritc by
two to one.
Divers have recovered the bodies of
three mea from the cabin of the Hamburg
American steamship Pommerania.
The StatiSt, referring to the failure of
David Stuart & Co., Liverpool, says the
gradual liquidation of tho Manchester
banking firm involved, can hardly be
avoided The cause of the difficulties is
the lookup of the capital 1t is not prob
able even in the worst event that the mat
ter will have important consequences il
London But in Manchester other fail
ures are expected and it is said that the
poor Irish emigrants who are in the habi
of sending money to their friends at home
will be heavy sufferers by the Liverpool
failures.
FRANCE
PARIS. June 7.-Blanqui has been par
Idonpd
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-07
GERM Z.

PARIS. June 7.-BIanqui has been pal
doned.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-01-11
A Convenient i.al nd Measure.


To aid farmers lin arriving at sc-
curacy in estimating the amount Of
land iu different fields uudcr cpltiFG!iou
the following isgiven:
Five yards vide BY s6S long con-
iaius ono acre.
Ten yards vide " 4s+ long cou.
cOntaius one acre.
Twenty yards vide by 242 long cua.
fai' s GU. acre.
Forty yards vide BY 1sl long ecu.
iaius one acre,
sOven,y yards vide BY 6s3 long
contains one acre.
Eighty yards wide BY 603 contains
Que acre.
Sixty fec, vide By 72e long esa.
taias QUO acre.
40 feet vide By S97 long o9asaisa
ono acre.
l2O tees vida by ses long contain.
Que acre.
go feet wide BY 1871 long ooa!aiu,
one acre.
40 feet wide By 90 long contain.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-01-11
Tinies That Try Men's Souls.

When he pops tho question.
Hheu his wife wants to tulk and he
dotsu't.
Whru be write. 10 lis lest girl aud
has 10 wait two weeks for reply.
Wheu hash his placed before hin five
successive mornings at biz bUurding.
IiVusu
When he pokes his bend through his
last clean shirt and inds uo button on
behind.
When he buys a now pair Of shoes
and discovers two big uails sticking up
III tho heels.
When lie hurriCs round tho corner
and lands sqaare iu the arms Of II mau
whO holds hIs |. .. U.
When he Takes his girl out aud dis.
cevt's he has Left bis poskst-bOok ut
hume in his old trousers
Whcu he comes hpms early in the
morning aud his wifo wnnts to hold Il
little debating society in the lower
ball.
When he goes home in the evening,
fuds hou's full Of company. mud his
wife bllssfuIly ignorant Of the fact that
diaucr is moi ready.
When iu his dreams 10 is standing
upon tho verge Of precipice, aud hi.
wifa suddenly reminds him that he
isn't, bn. TINT ha il jerking her
"baugsd" hair all to pieces.
When 10 dives down into tho bot.
tom Of his trunk, jerks ont what ho
suppOses is clean pair OF socks, but
Guds Oaly au old table napkin With
four white necktiCs, put away for nOxt
summer.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-01-11
Disastrous "tf.n

John lIeary USED to 60 to SEQ q glrl
down Oh Sevcnsh street. but DO doesn't
do 30 any mrc siuC" tue hired girl
= ,vo him away. II1r-te!!s Ills own
story: "Yuu see." he raid, "she was
nighty nice girl, aOd-I liked her
mpre intensely than lifO Insurance
apeat talks up his business. and !
called sruunl on that fatal evening to
.re her a minute on i little matter we
had been talking about. and wISn the
wooden .hcndc, hired girl cane to the
iocr, | a>ked fur Miss Blauk aud III"
Girl sail she didn't lhiuk .he was rx'
ae,ly ready tu see company md w"nl'I
| wait. | told her to seu the young
lnIy and tell her | wnuted to zee her
;u.s minute, nu1 she needu't dress
unless shu wus uudrrsscl Away the
sirl went aud presently | heard her
sing ont "NIi,s Blink Ir John
II"nry is in rbe purlOr md wants TO
,.r ynu n minutc, aud he says yUu
rrrrlO't dress it you arc undressed.'
THAT .'it" fixed mr mud wOId was scnt
duwn That Miss Blank was not at
home to Mr.. John Henry, aud Mr..
John Henry has mol been back since.
-CinciHnuti Times.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-01-11
A Sorry Fellow.

Girls. will sou listen to a few words
Of advice? Do not marry il you eau'
mt tiud suitable husband, for bad
husband is Infinitely worse than nOue.
Never marry fellow who is ashamed
to carry a small bundle ; who lies in
bed until breakfast. and until lis
father hns opened bis shop or Office, aud
swept tt out; who frrIucats taserns,
b"wling snl"uus, prize fights, etc. !;
who owes his taller. shoemaker, wash
erwoman. jewrler, barGer. printer und
landIady, ana never pays bis debts
whp is always talking about his ac.
quaiutnuces. And coudsmnirg Ihem ;
whose tongue is always running about
NONSENSE who thinks he is the great-
est man in the uoighbOrhqOd. aud yet
whom every ol4 drsPlses aud shaus
We sny uevsr marry fellow with all
or Guy Of these qual'ticatiOus,uo no matter
hnw handsome he is, Or hoy agreeable
ho eau mike himself on osHusion. llC
will mako a bad husband -Lady'I
JorHut. '....
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-01-11
Couldn't Fight Him.

heard another story Colonel Dick
Wintcr.mith in tho Gait hOuss the
"thtr uish;, where stories nro told
without uumb9r 1t appears that the
t'Oluuel wus on bis way down Penn.
.,IvAuiu avenue with his wife to call
uu Mr and Mrs. lluyes. Just before
rhrm was Il slight and undersized at
tachc Of ono Of the foreign Legations.
GolouUl Wintersmith is over six feet
t"ll aud large in proportion. Mrs. "
ulnde snme remark which the foreigner
overheard aud considered insulting.
lie turned Gerusly Oh the colonel.
81 hnld you responsible for that,
sir." he said, "l hold you responsible
Us this taly's husband"
mo you don't" replied Colonel
Richard, who was u particularly gal.
Iunt sOIdier during the war. "NO.sit.
she's got father, aud she's got broth
trs. TO tu them. l'm uo blood rcla.
.iOu."
Colonel Dick had bis joke, aud The
town laughed tue fOreiguer ont oi
bis craving for gurc.-LoEisVillt
Leder
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-01-11
YnnlrrhLl, Lo,,ins IsllIIluas.
NV YokK. JaanatSEl:-.N pstitio

Ssv Yoax, JaaaaFgi8: - psti!iOn
has been tiivd.ia tic Surrogate. Court
BY Cornelius j. Nandst5ili il which
complaint, arc mads against NSilliau
II. Vanderbilt. and others executors
Of the Vanderbilt: win! The petition
prays the SQUIRT toli:sas q citation re-
qairing The exeeutetslto sllSw CAUSE
Why they should ast BE- superseded =:
aut ,hat; tboy may DO eSjoiaysa from
further actioa in ID. promises until tile
taat:er in controyo!sy sballsoo disposed
If. A hearing IN tI!eiRattcs has been
sot down tor Monday yaext. V
The pstition eliaFsgs among other
things. that Vim. q; yIandsrLilt is
spsculating IL stosk % q siisauli,s,I
scale aud 10 a gtsatsf| extta! than has
ever been kuorn. and itha.i 20 csFry q.
% Z
such .psculatiopslhs has used aud Is
using assets Of suell sslata % 9 yo:y
large extent as sslIatsraIs 70 loan, Orl
otherwise. aud has Borrowed aud IS
owing over thslsata 0s sigt.esn mill
ions Of dollars sIS5 sgssalasins pat-
puses that he htsiIpsriat sHvh srccu-
Iatious eysrsI!a.i.!IsasIo:l dollars; thAs
be is Of txcltsBls and reckless toia-I
peransut, sad @ sadsasoriug o
sustain th' Willy szpoa4irs laFso
aud unnecessary samsSof inloley TO pro-
cure aud ia,imilateswitntsses. anu has
declared tAat to sustain lbs vii! ss
would spend the HHotsE sEc.ta'o ia l!tigs.
ton that do 6. nos Gully viii aud
reckless in his daslgIil Operations.
but is enInrgIns sliis tailrOad interest
BY pnYing motO!hsal llly Interests plr-
chased arc worth and Is using as'e,s
Of such estate tofs l6e purpose greatly
TO its hazard tllatIhesis contracting u
largo debt 10 ydtioasIsaitond eoipOra.
tiOns Of which heisipFatident .35y With.
drawing for bis owaIb benefit large sun,
Of money trons t!Isa % which their
creditors or s,JckholdsFs.are satittcd; (;
that; that, such money tIlhslaby iimand
appropriated toiGis oSli iaseiby cartons aus
controversies :fll taRslt lt6slagsrsgsls sum
titus. diverted #isIyetys EsslAa4s 4sis=rse;k.z
.lessIy #investel!aal does #n9tz zinct1ase {
The value otz.hegeslate.a .awhIIs&sa6jgct.=
ing him 10 large eliabilities EWIliSh=may== f
enforced zasaiustzhim at an yZtime,=
and TINT his habits associations, spas
ula,ioa aul expenses ato such IS to
create belief thatIthe property 10 cOn-
trolls will ultimatel5 wasted. L.. ..
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-01-11
A aIulc's Resi- rYel Power. .

La, IL l-a --TI----iaIU
This mute lloaKtd I'ke ai! he was 100
years lt old nod was deaf staaalag l!t aponn !'n
tlsa his tSes t iieswas ll'tsaeu 70 a pine
o'dled spring wagon, WIN 'E q a'sn
do ils'' s1' board. y q ne team an was s'al'a,
'"s on 'be lsses'a y mute silence wn''e
'lis old dnrkey VINO dF'S i 0en'
aboard the wNart' OOat cat. .5 Z ramp y
could make e. barrel '', OF money se'll"s
pictures Of 'Aat mule, 'l lnost'sa li'' =, I" 8
'lelIce. hs 'ops, aao"s sats auoe
DOM 4S'.i.!1.; easn sl stae o. hls hena IlSs W'o
t"* aSn'oss win ,Lti tae Foas "ut =, ''lSa
y lase wore 2 s09eF lo0s' 1"'ss s9a W
g l's mouth nang . 'oneae s'g"
lnsh. l9os us tall swung eo"n 's's
'rHn' TUG lt'l2s rear g sad o. us hurricane rOol
tlSs 2 vet rope. "lllie his S9ole poaY
t E }as t"0s'"u'e = Ns@a s
l,IFse'IIlyJa Fed. .aa1ea sa ''TSS'a' @s.n
ani i! ''sd eo0ls'n rs hand s9'kea up ~ ~
ironl coats 0f3 t.! him, anu lssking 'u'o li 1's
lace. saT t1as tas ;9Sle Sa' aslespi 3.
is salkea l' aF9uH1 sE0l elln' osa G., up in'o
aat Wye wnEe'a' 'eanSo i"' over sas aqsa,
beard l'itr'l mat mule Ia, aaa , les !
epn0 a'wa !" ',a'' . eaten ~, ae1'", '
EF'p e. !ilt on 25s'' ss"t ooot.ls a.s au'e
w"kr :. = $. qa'eE ,S that aS ''S A'ske" .ue
''"'S 10y w." 'nS a.'9; oSalS sssa'y -
~" y" ''[,. -'',5. ns a.ua' .1s s'1p 'H'F'
~ " s'H"'ss'l 'ne p0'l''oas q "Is eat''
hauled j, his tongue pIalnst'a 'l's 19Ft
fs's' 81 ''' ana h!s a'aa between '9'i - Sassss
'h1 y tfSni inc soFs snSu'asfs s'2' . sue ~
. =. 4 -. I =. l
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-01-11
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE Z
OF TIE MILLS

Clarksburg-daily except S1ndays-leavCs
WC&'nn III 8 a. M.-arrfves nj 1 pm
tsrlxtmn Court IIonse-IlaIlr except Suu-
,inys-arrivcs At Ilts;nn by 5;3G =. H., and
leaves Weston snme day nj $50 p u
ltlrnvIllc-lelvr8 ireStUn ut I A. NJ. on
rnnAays. Wednesdays and 'ridays-arrivcs
alat " Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
inys
BurkhannOn--arrives at WESTON la ".
Tuesdays. Thursdays aHt SA;urlays-lpavrs
v Mesi0n ar n. sNmH days.
t'hlltppi-arrlNesatW es at Weston Tuesdays nal
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day md Saturdays NJ / 4. u.
q Mount pIeasIat-leaves Weston Mondays
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MoiidNys Mt 0 a. M.-atrive.. Mondays ut 5
=. ~ }El F
&c- patttes having mail to 90 should
bring It 10 the otlirF half An hour before the
departure OF the nihils I.a
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oae Of lsuphucl's pictures sold for
ST. in Now York tue other day. The
man that puiated it suid in d dissus.eL
surt OF way, as he made the change,
that art received 10 encouragement in
Amoricu.-DetrOa Free press.
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: AIarge dog, tnuHing around a
baskCt Of fresh Holsters, got OnG GrmIy
fastened on bis tail and started Of
bowling. Said tho tlsl'mOng y to the
owner Of the dog why don't yOa
whistle back your dog 7" Owner 10
dshmoOger: "why dOu'! you whistle
back ycut lot.tsr ?p-...!
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My dear." suid wife to her
husband. 81 really think 1t is Iimo we
had grcca. house" "Nell. my love,
puint it any color you please rod,
white or green will suit NO. responded
tho husband.