davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1879-05-29

tspecldl Httnasehes to 7he Tribune.
FA1RrIEtp. Clay Co., May 2B.--Outlook for
all ctops good. Cora good stand md lnrgo
acresge planted.
FAlRpuRr, Jefferson Co., May os.-We hayo
bud all tho rain we need for MI crops. Acrcags
20 ger cent greater than lust gear.
Onp, Valley Co., May 28.--stand Of spring
wheat frat ratc. Oats and barley doug finely.
Corn up and looks we'll.
E1oi1T-M1LE GnovE, Cass Co., May a9.-rros.
poets arc tlattcring anl farmers feel good. Corn
all planted. Early corn large enough To cultt.
vnte.
MACON, Frank1n Co., May 29-Tl1cre never
Was bsLtcr prospect than now for all kndn OF
grain. Good stfnd Of corn md mostly worked
once.
CRETs, Saline Co., May 28.--Alust hare rain,
or crops for 1870 will NOT exceed to pcr cent Of
Inst years.. Corn md wheat coming up slowly.
lNpIANolA, Rcd Willow Co., May, 2s.-plnnty
ot rain Ia this rcgoht aud hprng wheat, nhtB.
anA barley dong tlhely. 8t,lld Of corn good.
FALLS CITr. Richardson Co., May s2s.-renty
Of raiN at present. First rate stand OF corn.
Small grains all doing wult.
, 1879-05-29
TEE CIrY-uALL.


Most OF the city offices will b closed at noon
tomorrow to give the patriotic Ut opportunity
- io,n IN i,ccorntiur so,d,c,s, cr,ves Al H.
-. n 49, .sss.s "s '~'o
'asloos ce'''e'o'le''
The Finance Committee has been called to
mc@t to-f1av A. c,c,ocl, IN ron,;der Ala DIron,,
aronoss,,on ~ srrhsnes e,tr ..-,,sn,..s ~
caah. ctr,. A. a dt.co,tnt ~ 1 nor cent.
s' a.,'- ~s ~. -, -
Ihe City treasurer received yesterday $l,463
from .lc Collector, $7,0t8 from tho Water Do
parttnent, and $1,s01 from tho Comptroller,
The receipts were tha largest for some montha
past.
r,,, a..o.. H.. .,,,,,,,n,. a.. .-,u
,bi,nne fo,,. tpe euas ac an1luenonse
cnttnncg. iouhaat'ons, COCK, ana apPuftennhces
ol o. me FalleEton avenue conduit we're signed
1nu e1sea.ca 5estGraai, ,a ana approved oy tnG
Sommlsslonef OF fuollc WGfRa. lne ~2rk @ VII!
20 70 commeneeo a. once. VII cos1 $24,uou una
tae coadu's VIII po testea eopt' !, II hosn'ne
unloFseeh occurs
Building permits vcro lasted Yesterday to
Sherman i Co., to erect a ~ tWostory % factory in in
| Tho rta7 OF Archer avenue and Houel} placc, to
, 1879-05-29
THOMAS MOORE.


Hcrshey Hall was crowded Inst evening by
IN enthusiastic audience, the OCCASION be-
Ing tho ceNtenn!at eeiebrat,on Of tho Brit,
Of 1reIand's greatest poet, Thomaa koore.
Tho entertainment wns given under tic
auspices Of the St.. Patrlck's Society, and was
ssrg successful. Ms, w. ]. onassan .!elsve1e,l
an address, briefly reviewing tho life and works
Of Moore, whom Ee entogfzetl In the highest
tern,s both rs patriot and poet. llo defended
a1ooro nsa,nst bis dotrnctors, who imputed 10
him an abandonment of the Religions faith In
which he was rcnrcd, and showed tint The
sattrcs on American Institutions written by
Moore OIL worry slight acquaintance with thfs
country were inspired by thu Federaiiata with
whDH be associated.
There WAS long and varied musical pro-
Ern1nt1'o rendered In very Inc style. Miss Kosa
1Efina sang "I'hc Harp TIN. Once Through
rara'a llallsh "tl'o Minstrel Boy" aMi t. Loyr'a
Young Drfanl,h at,d WAS loudly npplaudcd.
sho niso malse short address, a,ni delivered an
original composition uf sapFcd chnractcs, with
oreaa accunlnantn,ent. Prof: Mcfarland gave
u selection from the "Flre-W Worsltpc1s," which
uusres rendering Of ''l'ho Laat Rose OF SUN
mcF" and "rlln Meeting OF tllu Waters "
proved equally acccpsablo. ind in response TO
well.deseEEed oncores tho singer Envo other
original pucul. "1hc Song oi Tom Moore.H
During tho eson,ny ilana's orchustra gave a
number ut sclectlons from tho pest-known Of
3toosc's ballads.
hir, ". ". O'Hrien had hcon announced to
deliver M address on "'l'l,c lenlus Ut Moorc,"
but SAIL that, as the essn!ng WAS 30 far nd
vanccd, tle would make 1t very short. Ho
quoted several 81 A!oores lyrical Gems, such Us
''Ost Ia thu Silly Might" I'M. said l'iut wh!o
monuments Of costly marble had been raised tt
commemorate tho great men Ut many nat!o,ls,
tho natnu oE Thonlaa Moore was onsflrncA III
sang "Lct Er!u Renrnber the Days of O!d i
auti "NhDcy Lee" a,,,! Air. Il. +. Dnnne real q
poon written for tho ocuaEo1 By Mr. 7. u. Hul-
lisan, Of tho Dublin Nation. Thu svenilg's en-
tyrsasn!nent S!oRea with . song and Instrument
u music by Mira Kiss uErlna.
, 1879-05-29

Wheeler, Dlckcru,en. ": j. rauna, md J. NJ.
Horton. n COMMITTEES to draft resolutions.
rcas. as ~sre ss t'f'S !; 'n w.t. Il IT, s.ns H. aos
nnu thu Rev. John NJ. Farrls, Financial Agent
y the Northwestern Presbyterian Theological
7itE coxMtrrEa on RESOLUTIONS
returned md submitted tho following, Thlch
wcro unanimously adopted:
,Rtso1ted,, That we hare heard With apnrehsn-
elect Of th!s church, Franc!. L.: !'atton, y. D.,
Church to tho Chair Of Apoleaesics IN thcii lilcu.
logical Seminary In 1ondon: and. willis rejoicing
a. th9 great hn1or conferred o. nf; Patton "
and rcs!lxtn9 bis unqncattoned right to accept or
!ocl1na + AZ hts senue Of duty may direct, We ara
reazation Of tic Valuable services he has rendered
our a. Snsc 70 hgpe M y .hat he may bo ea t9
Rtsofrea, That wo remember with fcelfngn OF
rsoiu'!nd grastatfc tho prosperity which has At
l'aston's tntn!atratlons. IN which from, a mere
l,andfnl Of pcopla NC have advanced 10 our pres.
ent position - con1fog.ten, havlnr thescby
and ,commodlons honno of worship and reach i
poaitlon nost favorable to or't futafc growth and
Rs.oirtd, That it il. tserefrc. % viii pnfe,snsd
nneo Of the ties which now bind Dr. Patton 10
tho h6l,er We have 30 fondly cherished a. CHURCH
t..at thesc bonlA won!d ere long b strengthened
anu pespe!uAtcd bY Ills formal installatfos a. our
pastor.
Rtsoir<d. That this eongrceaton desires to ex-
pscs& It's sincefs cs.eem for Dr.. Patton Chris.
Han gentleman. and lt4 high appreciation OF him
as profound thculogsan. keen loRtcian. md elu.
qucnt dlxine,-fearlcea md incorporating In ha
presentation and defense Of a puYo Gosprl. ~
taught III the standards Of the p1tsbY Church,
while chef!dhng and expressing broad lltetnllty
townrl MI denominations Of Christians. In vler
OF all these facts. va consider his removal from
America at lhc pteaont tlno, not only an lErepar-
ablc loss 10 this Church and city, but 10 the 70.
ltef0nt interests 6f tho Notthwest.
Rssofstd. That committee be appointed to walt
on Ds. Patton At an early day. and present him In
person with copy Of these fesolutlons.
In nccorlance With tho resoluttons tho Chair
appointed the following gentlemen as q COM
niittce to present the above testimonial to Or.
Patton ut soctable to DO held ut tile church
next Tuesday uight, s. n, Wilcox, W. ].
Hanua, a1l,l W. II, Wells.
Mr.. Hanna made brief humorous speech, Id
Nhtcl, he sald the United atatea had been Ia tho
habit Of exporting beans. pork, corn. etc, 70
Europe, but ~ WIS a new departure for England
10 ask us to furnish her With preachers and pro-
fcssors. However, the English people were not
noted for their modcsty, faughtor.
Tlle meeting then adjourned.
, 1879-05-29

Tuesday evening, at the rcsidcneo Of Mr.. A.
P. Hatch, corner Of Wabash avenue and Fifty.
ninth street, Miss Ella G. Carr, daughter OF
Mrs. H. T. Hutch, aud Mir. Charles g. Holman,
OF Chicago, we're married. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Frank II. Bristol. oi tho
EnElewood NJ. E. Church. Tho bride. was
dressed IN pearl-eolorcd silk, with
ornaments Of natural flowers. After
tho ceremony and CONGRATULATIONS y
suppcr was served BY Eckhart. During the
eycntng Mrs. II. ?. Gooaall and Mrs: A.. ?.
following is q list Of tho, presents: Diamond
ring. from the groom; black-wa'uHt, chamber
Spoons and napkin rings, Louis Holman; gold
necklace and loekct containing likeness, mother
with water:color pictures, and silver horseshoe
pcn-raek: Mr, and Mrs; Il: r. Gooda1l; pair u
vases, Mr. aud Mrs. J. Van Duzor; SEQ bllt,
Uncle John; whitc zephyr shawl, r. a. Ida;
silver dessert.spoons. morocco casc, Mrs. John
g. Ashteman; silver horseshoe, John G. Ashlo-
lnan; engraved sfYtr cott-case, with horseshoe,
Mtss Bertha Ashtcman; basket ot fuwcra, Mrs.
John 1lawolka; set silver spoons and basket Of
flowers, ~. and sIra. D.J: Lines; ,toilet-set,
mats, cushion, md cover, embroidered on satin.
Mr. un Mrs. Ge6rgc +. Chllcott; ha,,tl- painted
ami Mrs. E. n. Waterbury; sst Of desso1t-
ard; thread-lace Achu, Mr.. and Mrs. n. Busch
wall; silver standard md cut-gtass bouauct-
holder, Miss Kttte Sullivan; pearl opcra-glass
Mrs. Charles Van Nort!en, 81 Fond du Lac; act
toilet nuts Miss Ida Van Nordcn, silver sirnp-
cup and salycr, Slr. md Mrs.. +. D. shafcr; box
assortca perfrinory, E. ". Maynard; DECORATED
horseshoe With motto mud Russia pockes-pook,
NJ. nnd Mira. George Jones; match receiver,
Suslo yaughu;. autograph album, sliss Clara
Krlppahue; FEenc,, embroidered handkcr-
chief, hlr. and Mrs. Alfred Fleming;
morocco case, With brush a''sl comb, Mr..
and Mrs. G. St. C.lir: morocco case
nut-picks, slr. and Mrs. calvin, Cnatnberlin;
s.t-slass herTy.dish, silver standard, ~. and
Mrs. Richarl Vaughn; morocco case with nut.
picks, Mr. md Mrs. Lo Roy Grant. Te,egra.ns
Of congratulations wcre recelved during the
evening from distant friends md relatives.
The br'uc dressed In travelling costume Of
couple started On the 10:40 train for the East,
where thcy will spend their honeymoon. Among
thoso present. were hr. and Mrs. A. 2. Hatch
and Mrs; ID, nohmau. parents Of the bride aud
Jones, III. and Mrs. N. Bushwah, A!r. and Mrs
Leroy Grant,'afr. md Mrs. John Ashteman aad
daughter, Mr. aud Mrs. 4. D. shafor. Nj. and
Waterbury, NJ mud Mrs. J. Van Duzsr, Mr.. and
Mrs, Aclmrd Vaughn and niece, Mr.. md Mrs.
II. Z. Goollal1, .Mr. md Mrs. Charles Southland,
air. and Mrs: ". II. Qhristtan. Dir: and Atrs. @.
+; ch!ieott, Mr. md M5s. D.. J; Lnsa, Mr: and
Mr.. and hI!s. Charles Van .N:orden, ths Misses
Nordon, hir. il. s. Moody. "
EVANSTON.
EVANSTON. Ill, May 2s.-A1iss Ltzxto West.
lake WIS married TO Mr. Albert H.. Durf, Ut
pralrlu Cit7, ILL, ut o'clock yesterday. The
britlc'a father. l.. ". Wcstlake, Esq, The Roy,
Dr.. Z. III. Hatfield officiating.
, 1879-05-29

ttrce.ball individuals Yesterday, and found that
generally they knew nothing about tho bill, md
cared loss, yet they wcro unanimous in saying
that uacY propo4td to continue their business,
cufna what would. Ona of them was frank
enough 10 say, however, TINT he had taken out
hss lahs license 10 A pawnbroker. Hs could not
10 4 strnsght b,afncss. he satti. and comply with
tht Inv IN question, as'l would not Try To- but l'e
would simply take mt a sccontl.ha1id dealers,
license, whtr1i won1i cost him $37 ycnr, AMI
60 On ~ before, BY which tncans he wouaIl save
tno difference hetwccp this arno'1nt md the
"WhY." snlI he, "half tho parnbrokcrs arc
no. doing thfs. and they stand fn WITH the
nolfce, aud nothing is satd about it.' From
.hls tho gentleman went on to SAY TINT pawn:
brokers' hal been doing pretty much e. they
pleased. and no questions had been asked. at,ti
to illustratc said tint Friodlerg had beep doing
business since Ills fscenss mas revoked. mud Tint
al ol the other pawnbrokers had been doing
tl,c sa,no thing stnco the 6rtt Of the month,
when all OF their ltcenses expired. From thu
pawnbroker the scribe went TO tho citY records,
mud found that Of tho forty'cight pawnbrokers
who wcee reported as doing business last year,
renewed thcir licenses, from which the Inference
IL natural tint there is la1ity somewhere, es-
pccfal1y aincc tle city employees arc behind scv-
eTnI months Ia their pay and can see nothing In
new BILL, then. will havc the effect Of
reducing the revenues OF the city, and although
evidently intcndcd to drlva out tho amalI cum
Cefn8 Ttl ECfft TO foAtcr thGm nnutr new
nati1e. Those now In tho pawnbroktng busincss
vii! take nut liccuscs hs scconl- hand dealers
alal 60 on Us before, todg!nE Tho law, and uu-
restrained by the prcacnt safeguards
nonNEl..Er,. Loyn, oAssKrrn b CO.,
the publishers Of Tho City Directory, and the
Typographical Unton sre at war. According 10
some of tho members OF the latter, the firm
has toleTaphed all over the country
for "rats,' but is unable to get q SUI
aeIent number to set up tho directory
1n good time. The bringing Of these men here
for tonr Or fire wecks' work, ant, then setting
them adrtft, Il, the Chicago printcrs say, an
injury to the craft OF this ctty. Therefore, they
arc doing What they can to Induce men u re-
main where they nre, md to influences those al
ready hero to not work on the directory. All
who can be are persuaded to join the Uno,i.
Thu directory publishers say there Is no objec-
t!on to the prices they pay, mud that the mon III
their employ arc perfectly willing to work, but
the Untonisls are trying 70 bultdoze them into
turning The Office over to thus hAnds Of the
uu[ou. This they will not do. II they cannot
have the directory put in type here they can
e.acwhere, nnd thr printers uf Chicago wiii lose
about 81 900. Another statement OF the print
crs ts, ihat they dcn1and 10 pcr 1,000 "cms,"
md .e tllErctory publishers will not pay mora
than IS cents, Md tint they llaFe all qut work,
80 1t will be seen that the stories conflict.
, 1879-05-29

MaLEAS-Wedurslay. May 2a, Uorald Mclean. Jr.,
In kl,e 3IAt y1Af Of hts nHu.
EaasIp serv.csa WI, b held 4 h. tatc re.,aenee.
barn Lodge 0.nf.. Friday May 81 Il llsao O'Clock.
BY cara to Huacllf1l
DiTEN-on Wednesday morning, Lswreaos Dunn.
aged ~ yuars.
Funeral fr1m iatn restdenee, ze8 West Twoffthst-,
Fsnl!fr thence by carriages 10 Calvary Cemetery.
MAN0AN-Mrs Mary Man4;an, vito OF Thomas
funeral from her l9la realeaco. 80 ontAfto-st.,
vhas'asy: aay ~ y T. - n thenee by cn5. 70 Gal
AttG.Ld.
t0Ilslrn,!ngham and Warulckshtre {EngEand> papers
pltaso cuty.
nRnWG.Mts. Gtorge, Drown., aged Is years
mouth and ~ days, II Oh North uDtpn.et.
Funeral fhut*aty At iisao IL cinck.
t1- uANEHb IN. W nakcfk DletAu E1HY.
, 1879-05-29
COUNTY BUILDING.

Twcnty-thrco marriage licenses were Issued
Jcstertay.
There will be no session Of tho Criminal Court
tomorrow. Saturday IL sontenco-day.
ThIs is "insano day" In the County Court,
aud scyen unfortuuates arc to be tried.
The transcript Of tho record In the Lamb Gaze
was furnished iast evening, aud tile case will bo
brought before tho Appellate Court to-day.
pcrsons having fr1euds In trouble and In tho
County Jail need not bother about visiting
them tomorrow, IS tno jail vii! be inaccessible
to ytaitors.
Hobeln. tho man who Hna arrested for threat-
enlng Col. Juesset, was yesterday discharged on
q wrt Of habcAa corpus. 1t looks rs Ii ha never
ought tn hayc been arrested, or II arrested ut nl
it should have heon In order TINT the County
Court should pass upon tho question Of hts
sanity.
The Gsa1a Jury yesterday inquired Into nine
cnscs and found seven true bills agalnst miuor
offenders. Tho charges Of omission n,Nl mai
feaaancc In otllca on ttae part. Of 4. 3. Contit,
Suptrsisor Of tho Town Of Lake. xesa partly
Acafd, and will he again taken up to-day. The
jnrJ will sit On Dscoration-l}ay, nna wilt COM
ptstc its work md make tlnal report to tho
Court Saturday.
The josnt COMMITTEES on Public Strs1ca and
Public Buildings vas TO hare met yesterday, but
failed 10 obtau quoFnm. Y Is not probable
that ANY mccttpE vii! bo hold until tho settle.
ment ot the Custon-Il0use cascs, In which Mr.
nurting, u member Of the Committee, ts utter
este1. When this littta matter has hren dis
posea Of tho contracts for The bsickH ork, woGt1-
work, a,a4 roofing of the county portion Of the
Court-llonse will be lot.
."Col." arcMahon spent ItlesdaY night and
a!l day yesterday In tail,-a shlpFrecked act0r
lookng for bail; no tatl from day to day. liz
was visited by thu lady That owns him, ind ato
by Irving. tllr actor rho takes, Or did take, the
part Of the daasrai Ia ratlltBe'a troupe. and who
has attaellel trunk Or two in aatistactlon Of
bio clalm Of $3.50 tor services rendered. Hut
tllu gallant Culouel, who has served In tho Brit
tsh army, bcgad, dcclued 10 e~e Irving, aud, not
to put too nuu punt IN II, ,retFeascd souIo-
what rapidly when the creditor hoyo In sight.
, 1879-05-29

nor particulars, which were vttnl. had been
shown. There Was nothing to establish concert
Of action.
Mai. Kirkland testified m to the drawing OF
tho bond md tho aifllayfts OF Qualification ht tile
request Of Wheeler, WHO, he thought, brought
tna!ion Witness said Wheeler did not prctcnd toa
know snrthIng Rbout their property. Ono lon.{
was made out ntMl Forwarded to Washington,
anu, It proving Incorrect. nAoticr WIS executed,
1lttt tic ta,c atlltlaste OF surety were attached
'f'hc suretrs wero not reswnrn, md the new
ono WnA dntcd the ennc rs ttls otler.
Mr.. 1}owlos insisted TINT tic complaint WAS
sufficient to cEvcr perjury ~ to Cnlellour,
held to ball As to The conspiracy, ij,r icstt-
tnohy waa mt as strong al hu had expected. yet
it pointed toward onc.
The defense decided to put In so1nc testimony,
nfftl NJ thc} were not unto really they wero
given until juno 10 at II n m.
, 1879-05-29
CNOP.pROSPECTS


Sukciog Msoafehxs to Ths Tr4buns,
Lo0AN, Harrison Co, May 23-ueavy rains
have greatly improved tle wheat, oats, md bar
ley, which wero inbred rs per cent by the
drought. Corn did not come we'll until tho iato
ralns. Crops Of all kinds backward.
FAULKNER, Fromont Co.. May 28-The drought
has injured the small grain: Grass crop will be
yery light. Torn not all up. There haa not
been enough moisture to spFout 1t.
Dsco1Alt, Winneshuk Co., May 38.-Threo.
fourths Of tbs spring wheat ln good shapc
!.ato sown thin on tho ground. Corn Just COM
kEorA, Keokuk Co, May es-Whest on bio
pratres 1oes not aootl. to bo Injured. On the
hlufty land Injured good deal. Generally u
ClsoiNXAr1, Xppanoosa Co., May 2s.-sprInr
wheat, oats, alM hurley arc Injured at loast aas-
third br thu drought, Pastures and ucadows
greatly uama1eti. Good stand Of cora.
at loast ID parSea 0ettsr tian iast season.. very
large acreage Of corn planted. Farmers cult.
SIDNEY, Frornont Co., Nay .s.-small grain
thln On tic ground. The rains have helped us
considerably. Good stand Of corr. thucn.
bugs IN some localities. Moro rain needed for
small gFAiu,
HOOKS l'omr, Hamilton Co, May as.--Wo
have perfect stand of cora mud large ACREAGE.
WArEau4s, ,WriEht Co, May a,s,-Drought has
to somo extent injured tllo small grain. beyeral
light showers greatly improved 1t. TNantY.tiye
per cent more wheat sowM than .ast your. Good
''tHa 3, s91a ea.1ts c.y Gs sutys' ssy rn. .
grain Is only slightly Injured Gy drought. Good
stand Ut corn. Large amount plansed. Oats
are good.
~. n;.1pfpk1N, ~ 1a, a Csfto1a CO. MaY A-Ihe a!,e
fully. Small grain thin on the ground. Corn
al up and good stand.
CEDAR F4h.A, ulaekhawk Co., May @-The
drought bad almost rs.lued tllc crop4 OF smnll
rain since laat fall. 6tni,d Of corn meyer better.
outlook for corn far ahead Of jass year, while
wheat and other small gsatas the reYarso.
CLAn1kpA, Page Co. HaS @.-Wa hayo ihad
good. Cropa arc not near 10 for Rdyauccd aa
iast year. Small grain docs not look promising
, 1879-05-29
C0MPtEXt0NAt INDICATIONS,

Tho complexion Of persons whose digestion IL
out Of order, who ase bilious, OF who lack rigos.
always exhibtta m unhealthy tint It il hy rsuu.
latius the bodily organs and ptomolipg digestion
and assimilation that The parchment hue Indicative
OF III health Ia banEshsd from tho eheeks. To
sectify tho fault Of sallow complexion, use Hos
tetaFs Stomach Dsto1s IN inyigofant aud stesstive
Which removes those obstacles 10 removed strength
phyaical eonlfoFt and pgrsonal Attractlyeness,
Imperfect digestion Aud secretion. and d!sorucE-
Of thia taeshnsahlu corrective ana tania will ga
s1rcdly sesu1t In removed physical REGULARITY aud
FiEor, will tend TO Increase bodily auatance, and
Gauss tho gluw aua ccar color oi health 10 return
10 tho sal0M, MaaIod cheek.
, 1879-05-29

MS CHURCH DORIS NOT WANT HIN 70 90.
4 meeting Of the cougregAtitM Of tho Jetfes.
eon Park Presbyterian Church took place last
night at tho church, corucr Of Adams and
Throop strccts, for the purpose of taking: some
aetton conccratug the proposed departure Of
Dr.. Patton for ENGLAND, IN response to call
from tho Synod Of tie English Presbyterian
Church to l,e Chair Of Apologatics in the Theo-
logical Somluary In Loudon. There was q
large attsn1anca of beth sc1as, Judge
4. Van Duren was called upou to
preslds, and. In taking tie chair,
he made few remarks concerning the matter
In hand, expressing his regret And the regret of
their pastor.
Gu u,otlon, tho Chair appointed Messrs. 8. N.
Wilcox. John BetdleE, ". g. uolmes, bacon
, 1879-05-29

sptefag Dlspa9eAAs ia Tas Tribune.
NEosuo RAP.oA Lyon Co., MaJ A-sprtnx
wheat and oats very short. Winter wheat head
lug out unoYen. Corn-LasKo acrcage, md
stand GOOD.
SEDAN, Cbautaaua Co., May A-Qood atand
, 1879-05-29

Yon eau instantly stop that awful neuralgia or
cure amy htomach pHin loren ch0lcra) with
'Nrown's Household rauscea." 2a ceuts.
, 1879-05-29

Of corn. Larger acreage than ttstlal. Whoat
headed ont very short.
YATh CRNTRH., Wnodson CO.. May 2a.-Never'
Winter wheat heading u!colr though somewhat
thin.
BENTON, IMtlcr Co., niay 2s.-Onts cn,no I'm
acreage planted. Winter wheat ls thn on tic
ground. Small grain, .pFuspccts poor. Corn
En0tl.
RussELf. Russell Co., May 2s.-1snrly winter
1uro tho wheat as much M drought Corn stands
we'll.
li1AwArnA, Rronn Co.. Mar 23.--Stanti Of
corn aaod, aMl large asreage pfantctl. Winter
weather injured /. severely.
kuscorAu, Atchlson Co., May 2S.-Corn
mostly pIowed oncc. Winter wheat damaged
b, dfouth. 'proaperts nut "a good AZ last year.
GRENADA, Ncmaha To-, MAY 23.-Wintcr
wheat cut ehort ono-half by drought. Corn
looks we'll. Farmers cultlvatlug.
, 1879-05-29
DRUNKENNESS.

Dr. D'UnGct, afscoyorot OF tho cluchona cn.o for
drnnkcnness, cures ull casss. Room ~ ratmes
House.
, 1879-05-29
fCT&Ht iCHEn

c0thQklSHGRs
Dr.. Pffce's Special flayorlnR Exttncts have COM
plstey established thcs hold upon tho tastes OF IN
pes10ns Mhp Iowa delicious Gayors+
, 1879-05-29

Imported, Key WeAt, ana domestic CIGARS
Wholesale and retail. DAwaon's 2lt State street.
, 1879-05-29

hAlTE!-G0RafAN--In tha city. st 4as Hubbard. IT,,
ttie teeun1ca OF ths oGo!at!nH cetRxtnan, tho hey.
sys1dRg Of Ne.lasslaY Nsy r. 1efKe Smith. Eso.,
tK-6ildolk tknxlaAd) and New York pspese please
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-03-29

The college chapel of Randolph Ma
con College, at Ashland, Va, vas en-
,irely consumed by fire Wednesday even
ing. 1t was fully insured.
The growing wheat i'll Loudonn coun.
t., despite the hard winter, is looking
remarkably well.
Berj. Wilmer, Esq, of Beaver Creek
Washington county, Md, died Oh
Wednesday uight last after prolonged
illness, in the list year Of his age.
Col. Mcclure, of the Philadelphia
Times, was married on the 18th inst,
10 Miss Cora N. Gra,z, also Of Phila-
delphia.
The Hon. VIM. Fell Giles, of Balti-
more, who recently resigned the Judge
ship of the United States District Court
tor Maryland. died at IL o'clock on last
Friday night, in the 72ud year OF bis
age,
A terrible faod 0f the river Thesis in
Hungary, has swept away the city of
Szesedin and otherwise caused immense
loss of life ard property. OF the 800
houses in the place oil but 26l were de-
s,royed aud it is thought 5000 persons
have been drowned. People are leaving
the ncighborhood CT the city in great
numbers.
An exchange asks, "What is nicer to
hold than a pretty uoman's hand" A
pretty woman. II tha, is not the an
swer We give II M.