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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-03

orESED-1OO handsome Lawn Suits a
Blum's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-03

Trustees sale-valuable City Property.
Large Stockholm Friedel.
For Rent-Furnished Room.
Lost-Canary Bird.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-03

LINEN, Lawn and p. X. Misses and
Chtldren's dresses at the Bazaar.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-03

MISSES and Children's hose. Go aut
sec how cheap they are at the Bazaar.
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ASK your grocer for Jackson's Best
Joseph speidel & Co. have ii at wholesale,
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Fourth.
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LINEN oyeBkirts, basques and full suits
ct Blum's. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-03

No. LUCAS Music STORE,
1927 Market street.
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Ghe 91tteltlgetreer,
New Advertisements.

Onee I, Noa, rs and n Fourteenth street
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

DEPARTURE % 4R41ss-vrrrIno n
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Nos. 20l9 and 202l Main street.
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~, 1he ,d Above ale Is postponed until SATuRbIY
S1y II, ~ tue ame place and hour
W LEWIS STEUBENRAucB.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-11-21
GFORGE COX.

Sheriff lJnbois Canary
rrrxn Errr-vrr. aii'y iar Pi'T
Nn~ 18Th i-11 sv. n \ <fvfF
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-11-21

Nose Baucrmeister Makes Away
with $500 ~ Atsisns Ex-
press Money.

Our people we're surprised on We'd
nesday mDrning last To iraru that Mos.
BauerIne. ~ter. assistant agent a. the X. X.
str.,os. hai disappeared with about So
30. money entrusted ia. Adam, Express
20. for shipment. Mr. kessner. tile
regular agent was awax M iise time. nj
trading wedding OF rsiaiives 1t Rock.
EDrt- The money came 10 unexpectedly,
md Nose. tho had hren Ieft IL charge. put
II in hi POCKET. IIcopened The depot u
the usorGmg. and attended 10 business fol
the ras.s Train. but in~sesi 81. shipping
the inoney kept IL, aud went himself on
the train to iiuBtingburg. whore he oh
taines! horss ssii buggy OF Niemoelier
te.lin. him. he Wa on his way "a see hi.
fi;lirg. wln was VERY sick. aud ~ho Il 4
Gbrn2n preacher stationed ~ Stendale
IL Pix c0s;slfy. III. left the depot Open
and no one 10 attend "a business. anf
about 8. o'clock his wife sent ivayn Il
So why he did not cuinr Ia. ii- break
fass a. usual. which was the first tn
puplic knew Of his being. gnues KeSsnrl
041ne in on the o'clors. train. and ind
ing him gone. az oace began inrr-tisM
Ing. fsdiag b. had received brtweel
$40 mi sss01. NJenoe.I.r Wa ai-s
on the same train. ani pr"ru~ing the a
si.fance ~ Constable Gar.Ii, o. tise tLrrs
started Ia pHrsuif Tire. B,nnxiiie Stag
drawer saf~ he met BAuerinei-ter wifA sh.
Iscry team. tiis'e miles Yves; OF TsNl0r-
VILE. headed ior Boonvi.e II j. lkrl,
lie Mas driving for kenf.rkv via son.
o. the lo.g waller fsrdS. ani il is hopes
h4s pursasIs ll2g srerfske isiau-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-11-21

To- srx viii c.>f 9Th the ~ the ve-r 500
IT, 80 fsshi~a pretty vel urd.Esfrs -
v,efv Prom f-aa><s until nersub- y a. ~ili b.
,ss< sns pri~rei fer the people.
su~wspsnrr Trs >rs bsisyes IN r~ttirE 81 ~
~ rid ps-mrsiv snd P.-<<r',n< =. = =.
satr- Keep yell ..seas, 81 The age Ill hsi-s-f
,-fariv~ ~xn~s sirrrs-.ftime re xss'e-r irs--s~'
iirmske-up !, nos 49, circulation rerv r-nrh
a-r@r rhta -htt ~ he- ArnericHn nssspsprF
n'sv~ ln~ure Wick = ~ risrs pser-rr = ss-r
c~~sliv for The Dsneff ~ - r~stsr~ ree-i> ~ al
,n1fians ~ IRE ~ ~ psfhirk nr bur as res~
~ .h~v ~ 4e-r@ ssfi~farsf~n u s---
sT ~ col fef they k-~n~r susin~ mi -slsirrss
n ~ +r.s.,<sr< ~ rn-r ana xTs-s Tn. Arts..s
hns me al'r gitf~ ~ ps'irs <harf - co~rnn
tn.ei~-t ~ rnIne Ansr~sn rrrri-ies AT hark~f "
seassfr nfparunr~ Fr rhsres<gn u = snf I'LL con-
~ia.s. a. absolutely irfrp~rr~n- - party. Glass
4 oTr-nrsi-n. inse-P-t Il j. FER ~. hnt n
rebate ~As' = r~ ftnr rsr~fnsf ~ isneaa~e = 70
~ rpint sr1 risin Hsr.r y rnos-h ifv ~ te ms
understood ], nnlnaneereS' ~ rstivss thn ~ nv
sro~sr -hA surftcs u hAs .niun- SCI save
fnc-- rhirh - nj ~ any parsht>er sir1 'rs
rrts 7, afes ii l--ice an rs~c1iifv fh.r
No.. ,-.r.~es-.-v wr~s< n .srrr-. s-,~<. rs.s~
~ o.faltr y tt resr i>sss 90. skstis< Ne dr-'
.ia.s M aa-ils-a1ns-aanr- re thra
- ni>faksr are 10 frierts Ant Tar So makes
~ t~iiirr ~ fr1h ~ 81 t~le~ = snf -. v y
frserts ~heasvs- prcl.on sri~ss ~ psasr speasnS
fns*r srs TFipci~< upon ~hich lnE sus ~iii - can
4 I'd -1prsng fh< ~ rnras-
\ The yer iS.o sill be zach - -s.r--tr t-s-
can esn tTsFf r. Close - ~Te- 70 pnric Nsrs Y
ns.ie rosxaxsersf~ me irnpoftGnee NJ ne prffc1
events Which Il ~ store th- e~~tr nfre~nu fs
VI srr W. ~ ra-t ~ er<re cfsrrn 30 desires 10 ,r~
~ssre the O. that the f-rfers n
feat ant rrs II ~nr-e~~ The Ne
ne excln ~ ne Rep hlra- sri fsenorr''
p4rfies ms n.triy sqnai n s;rrnr sh-eaz III
s,.arr sAe waving lrsGt u rahir .---ir.rt sii ~
-ar Directs sri sfersix~iy n7cn b ssns--fe1rFA
Prssi1tHti4i ~ie--ier = n teli november F7u'
4 dressed 4. re rYiis 49, fh~Arrer N an .NI-1i1 N
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-11-21
PortersyiiIe Christmas Eve
Festival.

Fuesu7nf ~ previous notice the ciii-
xens of i'orierswillc anal vicinity met Al
IT.. church My 10Th. 1872. a. prrs.-s.f ar
rs4g-nenss fnr a Festival her., The pro.
c-eIs ~ be used ia .iIu4siaiag t,s
church debt. Mr.. " r. M;ghnrn 80.
chosen cs'n smLJ- w. C..miif S..-y.
On motion. tilr sI.n- sir~ignafsnl. ~
the Fe.flvn ~4~ Christians Eve nl.Ii.
o. mption the C.'ti Apo as..i r.ms.
mice consisting or Mr<-r-. :. G. Len.
mon. j. NJ L. ass,a. Chin. T.. C.vrnI'.E
A ian " .ii.il.lI. Hahn Cora. Ml.s n mi
Nc ,.a,li. Mrs Mi.gir ,. C,.aiIf. Mr.
l. 4. Casper. M-s Mary n Fsrs< an.l
Mr.. Macy A. Miller Ia solicit sul,-rrip
upns 10 provisions.
Oh motion. Bro. G.. Z. Cooper T. IL.
wife % sTi,g liz orSts anl furnish IT,
in-sruincaiai ms-ir fsr she ocrtsis,ss.
On nation. eomauifsc. consisting ol
M-.-rs NJ X. Cnris Can, n. Ha.s
Finley lilxies asssi io.suns GRAY we're 10.
p IinirA ~ select suitable t.sbIcanx Tor tlis
occasion.
A'llniItsncc fea.is as follows: Single
per-ol- 81 cts. !: per- compile 80 els. AZ.
children under fisEeu year. I5cls
Oh mvfivn, The Secretary va, reuuest
81 Z, tr"'icr copy ~ these proreesiiag'
" me sevefa c,aasy papers iur publ
clfi,a.
Tne invituion u general 10 The whole
county. ant also 70 the n,Ijyi..inx cyun
ties. s,un. one. com. all
W m.ii,n The meeting adjourned
mutt. SHnrdsy. Dec 9th. 1917. a "a n
sock Z. ~. a. 4. NfLsCEx, Cha.
>. v. CoSD.rS. Secretary.
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Special Announcement.

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no. tho-r who are not familiar with ths
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The WEEKLy News L. a large. eight col
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on The topics Of the dty. written la /
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NOTICE j. hereby given that bS virtue
~ OF Az aiia~ execution 10 uir directed
from the Clerk az The pmhois- Circuit
Court. will expose II pub.ic.sa.s 20 tie
highest bidder. on
MONDAY. DECEMBER sih. 1879.
between the hours Of ~ o'clock A. a..
sui 4 O'clock r. H.. q: said day- AZ thr
door 81 Ili- cnMri house IN Dubnis conn
~. Indiana The rrnis sni profits fs'r =
term NOT exr--...iim- seven sear- Of Tho FOL
lowing sle-c,it.l real e>i.t-. sina'sd ~
tie County, cf Dntois ansl Stale Of lndi-
ana. fn-wit:
The .onih-e.ss quarter Of tho north
less. Qussfrr ofrseeIinn No. issifinen IL
In township M i~o (sl. snniii 81 range
No. six o. -si, Containing f"T'.s rrrs-
Ani on failure 10 realize TN fnil
amount ~ Judgment. Interest sisd cost
\ will M The same time aud place rxs.o~s
II public sale ts.e fee simple of said real
iesfafr-
Taken ~ The property Of Casper u.
rirman. nj The Snir oi Ls"narA Rfs'y.
Said sale will be made without ala
relief Whatever from ns.naii0a or ~.
praisement lsws-
GEORGE COX.
Sheriff buhai> County
RRrxo BrFTr~ER. ANY for Pi'A.
Nov 18th. 1879 -sw. H. r 3 "a.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-11-21

Health good Matrimonial. fsver ra-
xing. Mr.. W. W. Kenisii has com-
pirssa fine ristern NJ hi- residence ~
Hall. &. q. NsCowu organized Liter.
sfy Society NJ No. 5. last Friday night.
Mo- Rachel Lark ford. ~ Ireland. =
visiting friends In this vicinity. Lncle
Rcnny u very oflcn seen vending hi-
= M mp ia Crawford. Something VERY
attractive. The young widow VIZ sup
posse 50 se,rs. Married. IL Fiosd
ir~,uniy. irw DAYS ago. MN. S-'ots. ~
|F.oyi 10 keb. CA a Hanger. Of this
county. Max 10y anl hsppiness attend
them through lie. Our kini ani -rrrr
lous Governor has been repairing hl'
magnificent mansion by rsrovsring
part Of Il shingles thrca feet. We ID
not know whether he will b. c'miii y
frr reelection or moi. H. i seen occa
-iunali. riding round on,liis white ~tses
a. ii Ne Was soliciting che patronage I"
l'iis MANY friends al The next election
Mr.. 8 A. Sanders j. dangerously s'r'
of con>umpiion NJ the residence "f ~
l.isser-in-law. Mrs. I.izzis u. Sinclal
near Wicklisie. C,awforiloannty. Int.
4 More anon. WILD Ross
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-11-21

INSANE. M. VII inn H o. linz. living
car iIsnrs vile. in Ca-- to~u~hIP- was
,lju.ired dangerously insane last week
- EGGS. wilkins AMI Sweeney ne
riei tokill hi- father. Mr. Francis h res
ing. and tire siened 10 mako tie streets
II enryaiIlr run with gore, His insa"i-
~ rises from bar-roon fuse lasi CaTis'-
,na-..
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-11-21

q v Tue OF \ certified copy ~ ttrnffr 10
Inc directed from tile Clerk Of The
Dubois Circuit Court. il cau~r whcrain
Gaurge Burger. sr.- j. plaintiff aIri
George Bernges. j. Defendant. requiring
me 10 make the sHrns- of fisr hundred
and sixty-ihrr- dollars. and fourteen
cents. with Interest on sid decree and
costs. 4 will expose Al pntiis safe to tbs
lhiglscss;bid.ler. on
SATURDAY, December i5ih. ls7o.
hcfweer. the hours Of ~ o'clocl.> A. H.,
and : osoi0ck. y. 81. Of sasd day,
lsf the donr Of the Court II 1uN ir
Jasper. Dubois county. Indiana. tie
rents and profits for term NOT. Ok
Feeding e.cn YEAR Of the following
lrrai estate. sliuatsl III the C.punFs q.
Dubois aud Ssaie OF iniians. to-wit:
The r-si-hsif ~ he -nliils-xe~f qnar.
fnr If section ssyeag..s n tis). IN township
M. two .. snnih III rai ~ No tuur q
~r-i, wiihi hr r-scs sasi0nni thisss acres,
bounded - fpil0sTSs. En-wii ls-gianin Z
Ia the Drfh-wessfcDrnnr uf sx'ciisn srysSa
'saen Iii. Running north 20 rnt- f.rnrs
hast -sroI- fhenrs' s~.ssii IN r.,il> ihrlirr
x--i 20 rot ~ ~. l.Inre ~ i,-g innis..
,Aisp thirty arres ~ -ss.i,n VI -liEe-m ~,
81 township No. tMs > south ~ 'an. Z
No four - west. bounded a. follows
viz. Beginning ~ me m~rsn-rA-r soru~
"a the ca-f-hal: >; tie s.alh est gurg.l
~ sr,.siOn es.riern liz. -AHrins south
~ rs,f'-: thence wrSl - ruis Themes
i"rrh Cd rod thrnr- eat. S<-r.li. ~ -.
place NJ beginning. c0asnsasns eighty
err-. rlnre ~ less
Irsnch rents AMI Profits. VIII n"i sell
or Sufficient SUN - satisfy ssisl decree
inisr..-' aHi cD~fS. ! will ~ tiIe SAM.
sinie aai place expose a. public sale ~.
~ staple "a al real estate Or - ,nEr J
sh-rr,.f = rsas y. sufficient 80 slircEarg.
lii decree. inieresf "a COSTS.
Sid sale will b. made without ans
relief whaEcynr from valuation or -
praiseincnt LAWS.
GEORGE COX.
Sheriff bnbois Canary
-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-11-21

Stately lNDlANas ( -
Inv>Tr OF DUKofs.S
aSrcy r~0EirAI.rj rssors Pan - : s~e-rsv
- fusftcg A. ihs r*ags ~ hs--
,osEFH EETz ssriS,s rn- Dss0.. 30, ~.
Cones the piainIiir ~ Dillon / Dillon.
his attorneys. sni files hi- complaint. on
account fur SIS "a. together wilh atIida-
vii for attachment ani gnrnishee. aud
that defendant l. a NONRESIDENT Of TN
STATE az Indiana. >nficc Is ihrrrf"re
hereby .iven saisl'iefenAsni that unless
l'r sp, nrs 90 the l1ih day 81 January
lissn. NJ ID o'clock a. Va. nj ny oslrr. ~
tie Town 81 Ja.per. saii t'ounty snr
state. ani,answer ar dsmur a. -aid c"n'-
plaief ani atiachmenf proceedings The
same wlll We heard and determined ia
A his ~ Scnrc.
/ Witness my haul and seal, this 18th
dan ~ November 1871.
PATRICK T.. ~wEESEy. j. r. sEAs.
Dm.Lox axD D,LLox. Auss-
Nov. "a. l-s9-Sw-
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-04-13
CHURCH CHIMES.


In the absence of Rev. c. N. Sand
ers, Rev. A. X. Packard will preach at
the Congregational church to-day.
Special Easter services will be held in
the Methodist church this morning and
evening. The morning subject of dis
course will be: 1.-THE CHILDHOOD of Je-
sus." Evening: "a worthy wife of an
unworthy husband"
Interesting Easter services will be
held in the Congregational church this
evening. The Sabbath school children
have prepared a beautiful Easter cross
from e~vergreens, in commemoration of
the day. A concert will also be given.
Public cordially invited.
Rev. Z. d. Buckner will preach this
morning and evening in the court
house. The subjects chosen ought to
draw a full house.
The ladies of the Methodist church
are still agitating the matter of build
ing a new parsonage. We admire their
energy and wisdom in this movement.
Easter services viii be held in all the
churches to-day. The ceremonies in
the Episcopal, Catholic and Presbyte-
rian churches will be highly instructive
and entertaining.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-04-13

Tomorrow evening, as heretofore
announced in the LEADER, a grand
concert will be given in the new Catho-
lie church, in aid Of the building fund.
The members Of the church are ex-
ceedingly anxious to pay of the re-
manning Indebtedness on the church.
After a perusal Of the programme, we
have 40 hesitation In saying that the
concert will be one Of rare merit. Mrs.
Marie II. Bell. the well known manipu-
lator Of the harp, Mrs. Charles Mas
ten and Mrs. L. Kabis, the accom-
plished vocalists, Prof.. Inman and the
skillful choir of st. Mary's Catholic
church, are to adm giving the entertain
ment. Besides these we find the names
of Miss Bon, Miss Zehner, Miss Clark,
Mr.. E. Clark, Mr.. Buechner and
others. The piano for the occasion
has been kindly furnished by the liber-
al minded F. E. Warren. The selec.
tions are made with great care, and
from some of the rarest gems in the
whole range of music.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-04-13
Sabbath School Repori.

The Last report of the progress OF
the Presbyterian Sabbath school in this
city shows a career of almost unexam-
pied prosperity. From a synopsis
kindly furnished by Mr.. A. C. Ham
mond we and that On the LIST of April,
1873, the total amount in the treasury
was only $3.50; and a lapse Of twelve
months shows the handsome sum OF
S100.55 in the Golfers of the treasurer.
The average attendance per Sunday
from January l, 1873, to April LIST, Of
the same year was only 81 pupils.
The same period in the present year
1S79-shows an average attendance
each Sunday Of 103 pupils.
The collections during the first three
months of 1878 averaged only sl.37
per Sabbath. For the same period
during 1879 they have averaged Se.1G
each Sunday.
The total amount collected in behalf
of the school from January /, 1879 to
April l, 1879, is $50. 10.
Few Sabbath schools in the west can
make n better showing.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-04-13

The second meeting of this organiza-
tion took place last night in the parlor
Of Stebbins, Post q Co.'s bank. The
following named officers were elected to
serve during the ensuing year:
NJ. Z. Post, president.
Maj. Jas. Gilliss, vice president.
+. b. Hurlbut, secretary.
A. e. Snyder, treasurer.
A board of directors, consisting Of
the following was chosen: NJ. E. Post,
NJ. c. Barkwell, G.. w. Jones, v. d.
Greene, Geo. r. Thomas.
The grounds selected are on the old
race track, east of Minnehaha
lake. 1t was decided to have the first
shooting experiments on Saturday, the
10th inst. The club will hold another
business meeting at the bank on Fri
day night. AS o as the members
can ''get around to it," a club room
will be fitted up in a serviceable and
handsome mapnar
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-04-13
OUR NEIGHBoRS.
eiaanings from Leading Western Exchanges

Gen. Fitzpatrick viii shortly deliver,a
lecture in Omaha. Ann Eliza Young
will lecture there on Tuesday night.
James Gordon Benefits arctic ex-
petition is under fair Roadway at the
Mare Island yards, near Vallejo, Cali
fornia.
Wheat is worth SLIGO in Greeley and
S1.65 at the Evans mills. In Long
mont and Boulder it is quoted at e1.00
a bushel.
The California Northern railroad
company has taken a new departure,
and are substituting White men as road
laborers for It's Cinnamon.
Mr.. Forester is endeavoring to Sc
cure the services of Kate Claxton, the
fre-proof actress, now performing in
Omaha, for a season in Denver and
Colorado.
A grand reunion of all the old SOL
diers Of the west will be held under
the auspices of the grand army of the
republic at Omaha, July I'd, Sd and
4th, 1879. Hon John A. Logan will
be the orator.
Grand preparations are being made
at Rock Springs to celebrate the six
tieth anniversary of the Inauguration of
the order of Odd Fellowship in Ameri-
ca, which will take place on the Goth
inst. There will be a large at
tendance.
The vindication card of Sheriff
johnson, which appeared in the LEAD
Err some time since, has not yet met
amende honorable from the Cheyenne
San. We are all looking for it, as we
know our sheriff is not asleep when
duty calls him. Rocky Mountain Cour-
Ter.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-04-13
The Olive Trial.

A dispatch from Hastings, Nebras-
ka, says that when 1t was learned that
the COW boys and Others were inau-
gurating measures to release Olive and
his gang, Sheriff Martin called on Gov.
Vance for troops. The governor tele-
graphed to Gen. Crook, who responded
to the call at ono Now that the
troops are on the ground, matters are
more quiet. At one time during the
day the citizens of Hastings expected
to see the town IN ashes before the
troops could have time to arrive.
A great sensation was created when
Phil. Dufrand testified, just before. the
court adjourned, that he was with
Sheriff Gillen when the prisoners were
taken by force. He recognized Olive,
Pedro and Cottrell among the captors.
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Mrs. Marie Il. Bell.

The services of this accomplished
pianist and harpist have, fortunately
for the managers, been secured to aid
in giving the concert tomorrow night
in the new Catholic church building.
Among the beautiful selections which
will be rendered by her on that occa-
sion we notice the harp solo, 1.-THE
harp that once thro' Tara's halls"-one
of Tom Moore's most charming melo-
dies She will also favor the audience
with the piano solo, "Recollections of
Scotland" Mrs. Bell, nee Hartley, has
travelled several years both, in Europe,
the Canadas and in America, as a per-
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BLACK HILLS MINING MATTERS.


lFrom the Deadwood Pioneer,l
The Hoodlebug is an extension of the
Cheyenne, and is undoubtedly the same
vein. The surface has been stripped
for 400 feet showing the same ledge. A
test run of 500 tons of the ore gave a
return of 81. so per ton.
The Durango mine, owned by Sena-
tor George Spencer, j. c. Hall, VIM. B.
Fry and James We'll, lately had 100
tons of their ore milled at Smith, Pring-
lie and Co.'S mill, giving a return of S14
per ton. A similar run last fall re-
turned a yield of $40 per ton. AT the
face of the tunnel a large chamber has
been excayated, the sides, top and bot
tom showing a solid front of ore. Nu-
merous specimens showing free gold
were picked upon the dump by our re-
porter, one of which showed one little
nugget the size Of a pea. The gold
generally is coarse, and in nuggets.
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CHURCH SERVICES TODAY.

81. Mdry's Catholic &urch@Corner
10th and O'Neil streets. Rev. J.
A. Hayes, P. p. Morning services at
1880 and 1880 a. m. Evening service
at-1.3Q p. m. Vespers at 4 p. m. Sab
bath SCHOOL at 3 p. M
EPISCOPAL Church.-Corner of 18th
and Ferguson streets. Rev. c.. o.
Tillotsoni pastor. Morning services at
IL a. M Evening service at 7:30 p. m.
Sunday School at 12:45 p. m. Seats
free. A cordial invitation is extended
to the public.
Congregational Church. - Corner of
Nineteenth and Hill streets. Rev. G.
NJ. Sanders, pastor. Services at IL a. m.
and 7:30 p. m. Sabbath School at IL
m. Us. Taylor, Superintendent. Seats
free. All are invited.
Rev. A. K. Packard, of Greeley, will
preach morning and evening. Easter
Cross exercises at night.
Methodist Episcopal Uurch.-Corner
of 18th and Ransom streets. Rev. W.
III. Gillian, pastor. Services at IL a. m.
and 7:30 p. N. Sabbath school at II m.
Young peoples meeting at 8 p. m.
Seats free. All are invited to attend.
Morning: 1.-THE Childhood of Jesus u
Evening: Lecture-.sThe Worthy Wife
of an Unworthy Husband" Glass No.
2 at 81 p. m
Baptist Church-Services in the Court
House, corner Nineteenth and Ferguson
streets. Public cordially invited. Sab
bath school at 1915 u. m.
Preaching morning and evening by
Rev. E. D.. Buckner, of Indianola,
Iowa. Morning subject: :'Foolishness
of Preaching" Evening: material
ism; or False Philosophy"
Presbyterian Csurch.-Corner of Fer.
guson and 18th streets. Rev. J. Y.
Cowhick, pastor. Services at IL a.
m. and 1880 p. m. Sabbath school al
IL m. A cordial invitation to all these
services. Seats free. A. G. Hammond,
Superintendent.
Morning subject: 1.-THE Priesthood OF
Christ" Sabbath school concert in
the evening. Young mems prayer
meeting in the church at 5 p. m
Young ladies' prayer meeting in the
study at the same hour. 1t is hoped
that all who a will be present al
these meetings.
African Methodist Church.-Cornel
of 18th and Themes streets. Rev
III. H. Lucas pastor. Services at II
a. m. and 1880 p. m. Sunday school al
3 ?. m. Prayer meeting every Wednes
day night.