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may be entirely prevented, the breath purl.
fled, and the teeth made TO glisten with white.
ness by, the use Of Browns Camphonted
DentrjlriCC. Price 25 cents,
browns Bronchial TrOches' arp renowned
and wonderfully effective for curing c0llsand
relieving any throat or catarrhal difficulty,
but guard against counterfeit. Sold By Logan,
list GO, and all druggistsat Is cents per box.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-06

ions RoEMER, Nos. 2OlD and 9O2I Main
street, Centre Wheeling, W. Va. has So.
cured the sole agency Of Madam Demo.
rests Fashionable Patterns, Pattern Books,
Journals, Instruction Books, What to
Wear, and how to make it; in fact, the
most scientific and complete outfit for
dress makers and others who wish stylish
garments Of any kind. Everything new
and fresh, and At less price thm any oilers.
Call and examine them. Also, New
Dress foods, Trimmings, Hosiery, Parasols,
White Goods, Carpets, Oil Cloths, Wall
Paper, Linen Suits, Nc., Nc. Al are in.
vitca. We sell cheap for cash.
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lIrHDHEDs Of accidents happen every
week throughout the country, causing
great loss Of life and property, all from the
use Of Common kerosene lamps. No such
thing can take place when the New Harris
II Smith Safety Lamp is used. 1t is for
sale at j. l.. Hobbs Il l~tinchart's. D&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-06

MOONLIGHT FlcNIc At lIoRNmRooK's
PAEE.-The $. i. .. W. will hold u Moon.
light Picnic Saturday evening, and Capt.
Devrics will run llcmpticld trains every
forty minutes to the lane opposite, where
wagons will convey passengers the remain
ing distance free Of charge. Music and
refreshments in abundance.
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FoR UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. 1t cnrrGcts acidity Of the
stomach, relieves wiud collie, regulates the
bowels, cures dy"Htery and didrrhQa,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and well.tried remedy.
% cents Il bUtut. Dtw
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The Baltimore ~ Ohio Railroad are sell,
ing excursion tickets to Cincinnati and re.
turn for 81, good to go from June NH ia
tine I4th, and to return until the 10th in.
elusive. \ special excursion train will
leave the Il. " .. depot on Tuesday, June
10th, at s o'clock \. NJ, running through
mih"h change, arriving in Cincinnati al
$50 r.M. Parties should get their tickets
at once and avoid the rush. The depot
office is open all day.
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Cincinnati packct-St. Lawrence.
school oi Art Needle Work-Miss New.
4
$traycl or S!0lrn-MuIcy Cow.
Cincinnati Saengeriest-SteamerSt Law
renee.
Strawberries = L. j. Smyth.
Pine Apple Checsc-li. J. Smyth.
Cheapest Book Out-StantOn 4 Davcn'
port.
Frcr2Crs-Ncsbiti II Bro.
Parl0r Suits-G. Mendcl d Co.
Flower Raskcts-W. :. llutclins.
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TIIE second grand annual picnic OF the
flint glass workers OF Wheeling and vicinity
will be held on the Fair Grounds, next
Saturday. Dancing, racing, walking, and
various others amuSements. Valuable
prizes; good music; and II good time gen.
orally expected.
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ART NEEDLE WoRK.-We call attention
to the advertisement OF Miss Newham, in
another column. Miss ~, an English Ia.
dy, is al adeptin art needle work, in which
so many ladies' are now taking an interest,
and announces her intention OF giving les.
sons in this art ut very reasonable rates.
She receives her materials, designs, &c
from the ROYAL Art School, London.
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W,>mHGToN, June G.-l - M.-For the
Tennessee and ohio Valley, slowly falling
followed by rising barometer, south winds,
warmer and clear weather, with probably
local rains and lower temperature in the
latter.
For the Lakes, higher pressure, Wria-
nlc winds, mostly from north to east, lower
or stationary temperature, partly cloudy
Weather and occasional local rains.
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The marks indicate / feet and falling.
Weather rainy.
The Buckeye State is due down in the
morning 70: Cincinnati.
It. Lawrence is due to-day from
cincinnati, and will return tomorrow at
the usual hour.
The ltagon will he to.day's Parkcrsbnrg
packet.
The Bachelor will get out tomorrow on
her first trip.
The local packets are making their usual
trips.
iBy Telegraph.
PITTSBURGH, June o. River > icet and
stationary.
Weather cloudy and raining.
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I'Er."SAL Mr.uoS Mr.. Cyrus quar-.
rIcr, a younger brother pt Mc,.rs, Hull,
hen and James t. Quarri"r, leaves to-day
to seek his fortune at I.rudvillr.
Byron I'agul"y has gpuctO Chicago on q
prospecting tour. lie thinks "i ~loratInp
In that section,
Judy" Moore, II tho Supreme Count u
Appeal, arrived in the city yesterday
morning
Mr., L. ]. Hase-, II we'll known citizen d
IirIg"pDrt, aud senior member 0t ilc
lrm "i laggs Il Son, who run Il planning
mil IN rha, town, il lying dangerously i'll
Al his residence.
Mr. Charles klllmcy"r, the brilliant and
popular pinni-r will discourse sweet musir
a the lpUrIh Street Social MON Ia night
Miss Mamie Hriit will sing, and Mr., NIac
I'rll"y - organizing n Tlartu'tG for the pc.
caSl"n, II" knows how to do H. There
vii b" q desirable company in attendance.
The ISrEtLrrE%'EH counting room "
under obligations to Mrs. John h. Hobbs
Tor two fragrant bouquets II flowers.
John Il. honch"0, ESQ, Of Hancock
county, wls nth" ciiy yesterday.
Cot Il. VI hclarlWIn and inmily return.
ed last evening from their long visit abroad,
and received n warm wci.omr from mn.
mcrouE friends who had assembled nj tar
depot To meet them
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LARGE stock of Ladies', Misses and
Children's Newport Ties and Button, at
all prices. Also, II large assortment OF
Fancy Slippers, including Queen, Prin-
cess, Duchess and Mignon Ties, at l.. v.
bonds.
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bEIWoSr COuvTr CmILDEES's IIuME.-
The various Masonic lodges in Belmont
county hav" been invited by the County
commissioners to participate in the crrG
monies ii laying the corner stone Of the
Ghillrrn's Home, un st. Johns day, ,Innr
2Ih, Nciehboring lodges will be- invited
and reduced rates on railroads. secured.
Chaplain liycrS, State Commissioner 81
Charities, and rx.chaplaIn Of the Grand
Lodge of Ohio, will deliver an address
W. W. Cunningham, Grand Master oI
Ohio, Is expected To be present. Chaplain
Eyrrs will in the evening organize II
County ItoHrd Of Charities.
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TO TO the Moonlight Picnic Mt Horn.
brooks Park Saturday evening. Round
trip tickets only % cents. Trains on
llcmpticld every 10 minutes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-06

If your skin is yellow, or ii YOU are
troubled with I'impIes and BoiIs, cleanse
your blood with DR.. Bulls Baltimore Pills.
Price only % scents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-06

OSE pretty new song, IL nice waltz and Il
new piano piece, for sir cents, ut Slieib's
Music Store, Washington Hall.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-06

TnE flint glass workers Of Wheeling and
vicinity will hold Il grand picnic OH the
Fair Grounds, Wheeling Island, Saturday,
June 7Ih. \ number of valuable prizes
are offered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-06

SUFFERING cured by Bates Appliances
Send for description to Simpson 4 Co.
Box 223G, New York.
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W0Im- are Il miserable alIiclion, found
~ most families, and not u%nlrcIuCntly IN,
tai III their effects, Therefore, dUIav not
but Immediately ask your druggist for
"Dr G, MclAnr's Celebrated Vcrmifugc,"
aud happiness will bless your household.
only see that Fleming Eros., u wood
street, Pittsburgh, il on the wrapper, Or
you will grt n Worthless imitation.
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lAcEsoN's REST.-Give it Il trial and you
will use no other. Joseph Spcidcl Il Co.,
Wholesale GrOcers, have it.
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THERMOMETER l;ECoKn.-The following
shows the range of the thermometer, as
observed at Schnepi's drug store, Opera
House corner yesterday:
Jam I'm, 3P,N, =. n.
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Headquarters for Ladies and GentIemen's
Gold and Silver American Watches.
JACOB ". GRUBB. IeweIer,
Washington Hall, Cor. Market and Twelfth.
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CuEw Jackson's best Sweet Navy Tobacco

Go 10 the Moonlight Picnic at Horn
brooks Park Saturday evening. Round
trip tickets only 70 cents. Trains on
Ilemptield every 10 minutes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-06

JOSEPn SrEIDEL&CO., wholesale grocers
are headquarters for Jackson's Best Tobac
co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-06

ASK your grocer for Jackson's Best.
Joseph Speidel & Co. have ii at wholesale.
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CorvrY CorRr-.Iuig. Bogi.

This Court was in session yesterday as
usual, and transacted the following bust.
ness.
Vim Erskinc was appointed Guardian
for Edith Pratt and Lucy Pratt, orphan
children Of T.. l.. Pratt, deceased. Bond
s. 900, with i. S. Allison rs surety.
State Of West Virginia VS.. Joshua Nil.
Ter. Indictment for assault and battery.
Defendant plead guilty, and was fined $40
and costs.
State vs.. Judith l;ocltcger. Indictment
for selling liquor Oh Sunday. Plead gull
~, and was fined so and costs,
State vs.. Joseph Webb. Two iudict-
mcnts for selling liquor without license.
Plead guilty, and was fined so and costs
in each case.
state vs.. Henry imick. Indictment ior
selling liquor on sunday. Plead guilty,
and was fined so and costs.
Stat" vs.. George +. Bott. Indictment
tOr selling liquor On SUNDAY. Plead guilty,
and was fined 80 and costs.
Adjourned to this morning at Q 0'clock.
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Fm0N that old aud we'll known citizen. Geo
Il. Sickle, Esq, father of Major Genera
SicklcS, US a" lat" Minister plcnipotrntiary
to the Court 0f Spain,
have resided ior thG last seventy five year,
in thccity Of New York aud during tlatrimt
hay" Sen and tried great variety II RENE
dies III all that have met, titles IinimrnI
lUhilc Ammonia rXCclS, Have not only u>rL
it myself, hut u great many with whom an
acquainted speak 50 highly ii it in headache
neuralgia, toUthuchc, rlrumntisn. pain in lii,
shoulder, back and loiuS. II iscIuaIly service.
able in the stables. | therefore pronounce
1t the best combination | know Of.
GE0n.E Il. SI,KIE>.
40 III Nns-,m street. n. Y.
Sold by all druggists, Send for pamphlet.
DM GUYS,
100 West broadway, New York.
Trial bottles Is cents.
Logan, list 4 Co, Agents. MvIIw
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>GrGTElY BrGNEp.- Little George Par.
sons, Il -ouoi Mr.. j. \. Parsons, the photo.
graphcr, who live, IN Twelfth street, yes.
icriay morning procured some matches
from a cupboard and went into the back
yard, and slGkIu. them set lire To- his
Night Ircs- and WAS aln,os, Instantly en-.
vc.Opcd IN flames, The child ran scream.
ing 10 ia" house where he wa. met by a
servant, who drew Il piece Of carpet over
Tim, ~slnpth"r!uS the llaH"-, bHt not be.
tore Il" had been very severely burned,
\ physician was a one" summoned, and
'hc little fellow injuries promptly attend.
&c! la.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-06

JACE$oX'S Best Sweet Navy Chewing 70.
hacCo. Retailers ran buy it Of Joseph
Speidcl %Co., in 5, I0and % pound puck.
ages.
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"IIpw Tina CoNrNnEr' is the head
line ri au article in Yesterdays Hg.
Di,r. written hy a >uuth .ld"r dur,
ing his hours oi leisure. Airor xiv.
my 10 the readers ol the Aforesaid 60,
temporary IN hbstrtcl ID th" many adyan.
ralr- long sine" enjoyed by the Aucicu,
Romans, and nj present 10y oar own good
citizens. -. : is certainly Irr"lIr, III his
duty H. Il chronicIrrin nptgiyingto Wheel.
ing the Jrim 0i victory, she having that
which Old Rome never claimed, even in
her brightest dny--a -. SHY j. he ~
chary on tins subject, aud who j. h" aud
what is it.
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&rw FAMILY GEo,EEn.-I"hwns 4 Co.
have opened Il new and iir-'.cIass family
grocery at SO. 1870 Market street, uppo.
1T" the Opera House, lIi- Rlhr largest
establishment Of the kind in the city. nr.
rupying three floors and basement. Tho
building il chock full 81 ""ycrything" in
the way ii family -urpljcs, both staple and
fancy. IN addition to - large and com.
pIo'. stock oi -four provisions "nd pro.
,lirc, the Mrs-rE, I;"hrcns < Go carry u
uil line 81 fancy groceries, such ~ canned
.opd-. dried iriit4, sauces, pickles, plain
an! inncy soaps, fresh fruits and ycgcta.
hIc-, etc. Fresh vegetables are received
every morning There II not II more con.
pI"t" family grocery il III" country At.
icntly" clerks take pleasure in waiting
upon customers Prices arc reasonable.
Notr III" big gold sign unthc building, aud
enter and call Tor What you want
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-06

EOR CINCINNATI AND IN, 49,
TEiMEDlATE FONTS. l&lSRtts9
The New and Elegant Sidr.wlrrl Passenger Steamer
ST. LAwHI:SCE..... wM. NJ. IiSr. Commander.
CHARLIE j. liST, Clerk,
VIII leave rs al"vc IN Saturday, June 9Th inst, at
three O'clock r. NJ, promptly.
For freight or passage apply on hOari or to
JET Gil. b0OTU A SOS' Ar,r,s
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gave IN open air orchestral concert at J
o'clock, preceded by singing by the Home
children and IL prayer Of thanksgiving by
Rev. br. Bronson. Never did Kramer
and his musicians make better music nor
do themselves more credit. Selections from
the Masters, as well IL most familiar airs,
were REF dercl to the great delight OF the
thousands assembled.
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with same crew as the iirs: morning train,
conducted by Capt. Il. T. Devries, of the
l.. n o., and Supt. Zevely, OF the Sunday
School, reached the grove a little after /
4. NJ, and brought three coaches Of ex.
r%nrsinnisiS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-06

REAL E>TNrE CWANCE>.-Lot 80. So
South York street, containing Il twO.story
frame dwelling house, late the property
Vi j. VI. Brodic, was sold n public sale
by Auctioncrr IIcrycy, on Wednesday,
to Alexander I]anncIl, Tor LASS.
The late residence OF ]. VI. l%irolic, on
Fourteenth street, was bid up to $l,G3O.
when the sale was continued 70 til" 10Th
inst.
The property of Geo. {. McCulIorh, on
Fifteenth street, lately owned hy, and ad.
joining the residence Of Joseph liollry,
was also offered, and after s., 800 had been
bid, the sale was adjourned.
\ lot belonging to the La Belle Glnss
Con pany, on Jacob street, in the Sixth
Ward, was sold to Miss Charlotte Wines.
burg, iur sli2j.
The Rouse farm, on Short Creek, was
recently sold by Mr. I~I"rvcy to Mrs. Wolf,
OF Yves, Wheeling, Tor :o,lGj, The farm
contain, -! acres, with residence, ont
buildings, c'r.
The farm 81 samuel oldham, near IIo.
news Point, Ohio county, containing lGO
acres, was sold by Mr.. lIrrycy Ia L, Fur
they, "f HcIlaIrc, ohio, at til" rat" If go.
per acre.
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and soon fires were kindIed and refresh
ments prepared, while music and happy
voices made the grand old grove resoind
from end to end. Capt. Harry Shirts,
known to many Of our readers Us formerly
proprietor Of the st. Charles Hotel ut
Pittsburgh, Pa, was soon on the ground
ordering everything Alright for the excur-
~sionists and bidding the great company u
hearty welcome to his grounds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-06

Thrccca scs only were disposed Of in this
Court Yesterday morning. viz:
John SnObb, james IiaIiprnny and Vim.
Miller were urraigncL for drunkenness.
>nobb was fined g and committed in de-
fault, and the other tw" paid 81 and costs
each.
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is one Of rare beauty, and never did the
country look more refreshing than since
the recent rains. At al the stations knots
or crowds Of people had gathered, and
many were the expressions Of kindly feel.
ing and admiration for the school. At a
little past O'Clock the lust morning train
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Che ~qnte1d9&mer>

IIO4 MAIN STREET.

Otice: Nos. - and ~ Fourteenth Street
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Mj:2O 40. | led the way home and was
soUniOllowcd by trains two and three. All
were merry, though tir'i, worn and hun.
CRY, and though the rain poured in tor.
rents and the storm beat ]"iihonI, it did not
commence until all the cxcursionists were
safely seated in the cars and on the home.
ward way.
At seven iorty-fvc the fifteenth car
reached the front Of the Chapel, all the
precious human freight safe ind sound"
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burned beautifully in Jets Of gas from the
front window, kmrcr's band played
"Iiomc Sweet Home voices Of con.
graduation were heard on all sides, and
the great excursion WAS II thing Of the
past, MS to time, but will sven live in the
memories Of the one thousand, at least,
who took part in it. All hail our great
Sabbath School.
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Another Triumph OF the English Evan.
lutheran sunday School - Beautiful
Weather and a Day Of Joy to Many
Hundreds.
For several weeks past the first excur
sion for 1879 Of the somewhat noted Eng.
lish Lutheran Mission School Of our city
was talked about, and though the unaui'
nous opinion was that It would be a sue
cess, but few, not y the projectors, had
any idea it would reach the proportions It
did reach, neither be the immense affair It
proved itself on yesterday. Before six
o'clock in the morning crowds Of people
were seen vending their way to the
chapel and the old Iempfeld depot, start.
ing joints for Washington, Pa, and Capt,
Harry Shirts magnificent grove, and
BY B:90
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-03-08
Romantic silver Mining.
Virginia City Ney.) Enterprise.

! -
About 10 o'clock yesterday morning q
crowbarl was dropped down the main YER
teal shaft Of the Savage from the surface,
and went directly through a cage at the
bottom, piercing the bonnet and floor. No
one was on the cage at the time, and no
one was hurt, yet it IS unpleasant to one
making a trip into a mine to reflect that
such things sometimes occur. AS the bar.
fell something over 500 yards, it was trav-
cling with the velocity and vim Of a can
non ball when it struck the stage. A bit.
OF gravel no larger than a filbert sings like
a bullet toward the latter part of such
journey. A dog once fell into a shaft at
Gold Hill, and though the shaft was but
800 feet in depth, two men upon whom the
animal landed were killed, as was also the
clumsy cur that had failed to hop across
the top of the shaft. a rat once fell down.
the Consolida Jed Virginia shaft in attempt
ing toispring across a compartment from
wall plate to wall plate, and i 100 feet be-,
low landed q the bald head OF a miner
and exploded like bomb, causing the
miner to think rock had cut open the
top of his skull and let out his brains.
A grain Of bird shot dropped into the top
of a shaft 1900 feet in depth would prob
ably bury itself in plank or any piece Of
wood it mi ght happen to strike at the bot
tom. This being the case, we repeat that
it is Eotl.leasant to think Of such, things
as crowb;lrs going down shafts. ss@..s
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-03-08
Peacefully Inclined.

The Indian robbers who took in the
Sulphur SPRINGS s!age staten ea seemea a, to
the virtues Of the white road agents. They
took nothing they did not want. For in.
stance one ,ofithe bucks took teamster's s
whip and the chief made him give it up.
also returned. q Fat pork was also spurned
but the dead dog was carried away, also
the slain horse. The women and children
were poorly clad and al evidently hungry.
One man. and he alone with a team, only
was killed on the Northwestern line. Sew
eral were killed, however, on the Cheyenne,
Sidney and Pierre routes to the hills. On
the latter route the trains were entirely
blockaded, the teamsteps refusing to move
at all until the trouble passed away: i5.. ,..
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-03-08
Grand Ball.3

81 The Bismarck Pioneer Hook and Lad
der Company will give a grand, ball on
the evening of March II, 1872 at Ray
smonds Hall, the proceeds to- go towards
pay ing for their new uniforms which were
Shipped from New York on the 9th inst,
They are Of the latest design and as good
as can be found in any fire company IN
the east or west. Every preparation has
been made to make this the ball Of the
season and all who wish to help the boys
in their untiring efforts to make this a
tirstc lass company should not fail to at
tend and swell the treasury TO goodly
amount. tf& gs25s
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-03-08
"Cer,tennial''S Safe.

The large iron safe known as the "Cen-
tennial safe,' and contributed othe late
exposition by Mrs. G. f. Die I'M, was
closed on Saturday IN the Htatuary
hall of the capitol at Washington, with
the wish of its donor that it be not opened
again until 1876. An album, containing tai g
the autographs of numerous prominent
statesmen, also. the photographs Of Mrs.
Grant, Mrs. Hayes, Mrs Elizabeth Thomp-
son and a few other ladies, is locked up
with it, but outside of Simon Cameron and
Aleck Stephens we know of none who are
likely to see its re-opening-St.5 Louis Re-
DubZicNn 1f5 ajyi lIsff,9