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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-11
A Singular Case.

CINCIYNATI, August l0.-Mrs. Caro-
line Florence, wife Of Anton Florence,
Of Vienna, Austria, who had elopcd
from there with one Nathan Schcnck,
and whose abandonment and effort at
suicide were reported in these dispatches,
died at 3o'clock to-day Of her wound.
Her case is a singular one.
She shot herself in the head
on June lIth 4 ball weighing 10 grains
entered her brain after being severed
into four pieces, probably 10y contact with
the bones. Three Of the pieces weigh
ing ~ grams were removed by the sur
geons, and the woman appeared III lair
way to recover. Since the shooting she
had learned that her husband was wilt
ing Ia forgive her, and then she appear
ed anxious to live, but during the last
few days she sank rapidly, dying to-day.
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Let Justice BE Done.

MANNINGTON, August 9.
Correspondence Of the Register.
| feel that the correspondent OF the
REGISTER in this place has done Mr.. J.
Il. Burke great injustice in his account
of Mr.. Burke's connection with the
much talked Of outrage that occurred
near here not long since. have care
fully gathered together all the testimony
that mas been given, and | am under
the impression that Mr.. Burke had moth
ing 20 DO whatever in that diSgracetul
occurrence. The facts are about as fol-
lows. Mr.. Burke was in Warrington
waiting 10 20 To Pennington on the mid
night train, and Just before tram time,
he and Charles MOlter were walking
about the town, 10 pass the time away,
and heard that some boys had a woman
out the road aud that some fun could be
seen and imprudently went 10 "see
the fun, and il is not proven that he
lid ANYTHING whatever On the contrary
il is shown that he did not put his
hands on the girl, was not very near
her, and lid not speak to her. The girl
herself does not recognize him, and
every one that was unfortunate enough
70 b. in the crowd will swear that Mr..
Burke was merely an innocent specta-
tor, and was in no way connected with
the crime, II there was crime commit
ted. am not interested in any manner
in the affair, but dislike to see man
OF Mr. Burke's standing in the commu-
nity published TO the world as a per
petratOr Of such 4 hellish deed, when
there is in fact no evidence to sustain
such statements, and, simply actuated
bv desire tn place him right before the
public | was induced to trespass upon
vour kindness. JUsTICE.
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WATER SPORTS.
The Pittsburgh Regatta.

PITTSBURGH, August 9.-The regatta
at Hutton course to-day attracted large
crowd, the shores on either side being
lined with people. There was but one
heat each in the amateur and profess
sional races, completing the unfinished
races of Yesterday. Betting was quite
lively, Riley being the fayorite in the
professional race. The weather was
fine and the water in good condition.
There were four starters in the amateur
race OF two miles, as follows: First,
Brennon; second, Bobbitt; third, Nor
ris; fourth, Handy. At five O'Clock the
word was given and after some trouble
in getting into position they all got
off well together. Brennon took the
lead at the start. On the return
BObbitt was ahead, Morris next and the
other two far in the rear. Bobbitt
passed the stake boat five lengths ahead,
Morris second, Handy third and Bren-
non out of sight Time l4:2l.
In the three-mile professional race
there were six entries, with the posi-
tons drawn as follows: Johnson, Lee,
Riley, LayDerger, Kennedy and Plaisted.
Johnson refused to row, claiming that
some person had cut hole in his boat
and that he had been otherwise badly
treated. The men got away at q o'clock,
making an excellent start. Riley pulled
to the front and maintained that posi-
ton throughout the race, winning east
ly; Kennedy second, Lee third and
Plaisted fourth. Time 20:27
Hanlan and Courtney.
TORONTO, August 9.-The Hanlan club
has dissolved. Negotiations are going on
for match with Courtney.
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Large Treasury Operations.

New YORK, August 9.-Within about
two weeks this city's banks have paid
into the Sub-Trcasury the enormous
SUN OF S55,OOO,OOO, in legal tender notes,
i'm payment for per cent. bonds. OF
this amount nearly 34,000O00 were paid
in during August, or within a space OF
nine days. OF course the payments on
the account Of called bonds have been
heavy within this period, but at the com
menccment OF business this morning the
Treasury had on hand about 100000
in legal tenders available for drafts,
against which some heavy checks have
been drawn, and which in the course OF
business will reach this city next week.
As the matter now stands the treasury
has called in nearly all that is due on
account Of subscriptions to the four per
cent. bonds. the remaining balance be-
ing only the fag end and of no financial
importance. The bank statement tc-
day reflects these large treasury opera
tions i'm a decrease OF S7,2l9,GOO in legal
tenders and ST, SG2,775 in the surplus
reserve.
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NIANNINGTON.
Chas. L. MOtter held to Court
The Lost Widow.
Correspondence Of the Register.

Correspondence OF the Register.
MANNINGToS, August s.
Chas. +. Mottcr, who was arrested,
Yesterday, charged with rape, was held
to court and gave the bail required by
law. Rev. B. F. Charlton, of this place,
defended the prisoner, and James A.
Haggerty, OF Fairmont, appeared for the
State.
The lost widow has turned up at West
Warren, in MOnOngalia county, twelve
miles from here. hale and harty, with
no excuse for her eccentricity in taking
leave OF her family or visiting friends, as
far "a Ne can learn. IL seems family
trait. Her grandfather once started
for load Of bark and abSented himself
Tor three wears, and a brother started 10
the spring with tin cupfor a drink and
came back aitera lapse of seven months.
Both returned with the articles started
flr
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THE REDSKINS.
Return of Miles Expedition.

CHICAGO, August 9.-Fort Peck, Mon
tana, August Sth: General Miles has
arrived, having driven the hostiles into
Canada and captured all half-breeds be.
tween this point and Wood Mountain.
He has divided his force into two bodies,
for the purpose OF watching the border.
Scouts all agree that Miles command is
entirely inadequate for brush with the
savages Major Walsh visited General
Miles, bringing with him Long Dog, a
renegade, who protested that his war
riors should not again cross the line to
hunt, without permission. 1t is rumored
that the Canadian authorities intend to
apply for permission for the Indians to
hunt on this side.
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CHARLESTON. w. VA.
Stabbing Affray-Boy Drowned.

CHARLESTON, W. VA, August o.
John Price, a machine hand on the
farm Of Dr. Patrick. near this city, got
into a difficulty with VIM. Patrick, and
seriously, ii not fatally, stabbed him
with a card-kniie. Price had a prelim-
mary t~ial to-day, and was sent on to
the Circuit Court. He was not admit
ted to bail as the doctors say young Pat
rick may die.
\ seven-year-old son of Joseph Bone
hart, Front street grocer, was drowned
in front OF the city this evening. He
was playing on some planks near the
shore and fell in. His body was recov-
cred in about an hour, and will be buried
from the Catholic Church tomorrow.
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File Works Burned.

INDIANAPOLIS, August 9.-The file
works, one Of the largest manufacturing
establishments Of this city, was destroy
ed by fire tonight. The loss is esti-
mated at from $1,000 10 $4,000; insur-
ance $4,000. The following is a partial
list of the insurance: North America,
-, 500; Pennsylvania Fire, $500; Royal,
$1,000; Queen OF Liverpool, $500; Fire
mans Fund Of California, $3.50; VIII
liamsburg City, =, 500; Niagara, g 900.
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Kentucky Election.

LOUISVILLE, August l0.-The returns
from 5S counties have been received by
the Secretary OF State. The majority for
Blackburn, Democrat, in these counties
is 1854, being an increase over Nc
Creary's majority, four years ago, Of
3.4O2. The majority for Blackburn in
the State will probably exceed 10000, a
Democratic gain Of over 5000 over the
two preceding gubernatorial elections
The Republicans gain three or four Sen
afOrs and ten or twelve Representatives
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Toledo

ToLEDo, August o.-Wheat- Firm (;
amber Michigan 9S.c; seller August
and September g7!c; No. white Mich
igan 81 O0i; No. 2 do 9sc; No. 2 amber
Michigan 96!c; No. 2 red winter spot 9si;
seller August 97ic: seller September
97lc; seller October ~ ic; No. 2 Dayton
and Michigan red oslo: rejected Wa
bash 9Oc; western amber 9stc; No. 2
amber Illinois 99ic. COrn-Firn; high
mixed 3sic; No. 2 spot 3sic; seller Au-
gnst and September 3stc; seller October
3sEc; dsrrs s2sd &c. Oatz-Dull; No. J
isle.
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Quit Your Growing.

II you are troubled with dyspepsia or
costiveness, take the genuine DR.. c. Nc
Lanes celebrated Liver Pills, prepared
by Fleming Bros, Of Pittsburgh, Pa.
None can be genuine without their sig
nature. Look for il on every box. The
market is full of limitations OF the name
McLane spelled differently, but having
the same pronunciation. Sold BY all
druggists.
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Movements Of Senator Thurman.

Hartford, August l0.-Senator Thur
man and Mrs. Thurman came here on
Saturday and remain until Tuesday on
private visit to old friends A nun.
ber of prominent citizens Of both parties
gave him dinner at the Hartford Club
Saturday evening II was purely a
social affair. The Senator goes hence
10 Washington and after short stay
there will proceed 10 Ohio.
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A Churrh sensation.

CmcAGo, August 9.-Thcophilus Van
De Moortel, the Jesuit priest who re-
Gently created q sensation by publicly
renouncing Catholicism in favor OF the
Episcopal form Of orthodox religion,
will tomorrow renew that sensation by
the following card:
The sympathy expressed on all SIDES
hv Old friends is so true and heartfelt
that ! find myself unable 70 resist. |
retract what | have said against the
Church Of Rome. and | am resolved to
return to the Church that opens It's arms
10 receive an erring child.
THEgrHILUs NAN De MOoR1EL.
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roroihle Rescue Of Prisoners.

New YoRK, August lO.-Two prison
ers. Dennis Gillespie and John q 'Brien,
escaped from Black wells Island tonight.
They were In the guard boat with Ste
phcn Kelly. patrolIing the East river
side. when boat in which there were
six rowdies approached, and the men
demanded the surrender OF the prison
ers. The keeper refused and the roughs
upset his boat. All three were picked
up and taken on board the roughs boat,
but on Kelly attempting to draw a re-.
voivsr. he was thrown overheard and
with difficulty saved his hfe.
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CLARKSBURG.
Fatal Accident to an Old Citizen

CLARKsBURG, W. VA, August 10.
Mr.. Ira Hart, An old citizen of this
place, was thrown from his buggy last
night, and received injuries from which
he died this morning. The accident was
caused by the breaking of an axle. Mr..
Hart is widely known. He has been
extensively engaged in the manufacture
OF saw mills, was owner OF a machine
shop and planning mills, and was gen.
tleman of enterprise and ability. By his
untimely death, the community loses
valuable citizen. Il.
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Murder Confessed.

PHILADELPHIA, August 9.-Mayor
Stokeley received letter, to-day, from a
lawyer Of Erie, stating that man in that
city, while under fear OF death, has con-
fessed having committed a murder in
Philadelphia some years ago, killing a
porter in a dentists establishment and
robbing the place of a large amount OF
gold. The murder referred to is that Of
James Neads, in 1865, who was gagged
and strangled at Whites dental estab-
lishment. Parties were arrested at the
time, but the evidence was insufficient
TO hold them.
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Disappearance ola Rascally lawyer.

PHILADELPHIA, August l0.-William
Vance Harper. a lawyer, has disappear
ed, after defrauding various clients TO the
extent OF yearly $1,000. In one case
he appropriated alarge sum which be.
longed to three orphan children, OF
whom he MAS guardian. Several per-
sons, mostly OF the poorer classes, who
had given him money TO save or invest,
are among the VICTIMS.
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Baaa BAIL

CLEVELAND, August 9.-Clevelands &,
Bufalos 3.
SYRACUSE, August 9.-Providence 6,
Stars 3. Thirteen innings.
Troy, August 9-Bostons 6, Troys ..
HoLYoKE. Mass, August o.-Spring-
fields II, Holyokes 3. Seven innings.
CrXcINSATr, August 9.-Cincinnati II,
ChicagOs ).
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Steamboat Collision.

CHESTER, Pa, August 9-The river
steamers Mary Morgan and Pierrepont
came in collision last evening and the
latter was sunk, but her passengers and
crew were saved. The Morgan had on
board an excursion party Of several
hundred passengers Her bow Was
badly broken and her forward bulk
head filled, but the remaining water
tight compartments kept her afoat.
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A. A. I. u. q T. Association.

YoUSGsTowN, o., August l0.-The
Amalgamatcd Association Of Iron, Steel
and Tin Workers closed its fifth annual
session here last evening Joseph
Bishop WAS reelected President, VIM.
Martin Secretary and Edward McGin-
mis- Treasurer Adjourned To meet at
Pittsburgh, on the first Tuesday in Aug
ust 1880
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Weather Indications

WAsHIAGTos, August II, A. L-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley warmer
southerly to westerly winds, clear or
fair weather, and slowly falling barome-
ter.
For the Lower Lakes, slightly warm
er south Ia west winds, falling barome-
ter, cloudy weather. and local rains.
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Masonic Imposter.

CoLUMBUs, August "a special 10 the
Dispqtck from Newark says \ man
giving his name as Robert f Stewart
was arrested here last evening for at
tempting to obtain money from Masons.
He had letters from prominent MasOns
in the East, supposed TO be forgeries, by
which he victimized Masons in several
towns in this vicinity.
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Our Latest Find.

New Martinsville Messenger.
The latest journalistic "fnd" is that
OF REGISTER reporter, who has sue
seded in interviewing Speaker Mofett
The Speaker seems to be impressed with
the idea that there is music in the politi-
cal air, and that there will bs powerful
mixing up" next year.
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Killed by O Policeman.

INDIASAruLIs, August l0.-while
Policeman John Weille was IrestiDg a
man named Kelly, 10 night, Kelly
snatched the mace from the officer and
began dssalting him, when Weidle dr.w
a revolver and warne1 him 10 des' st,
but Kelly continuing the attack the Off
Ger fired, killing Kelly almost instantly.
Weidle is now under arrest, having
given himself up.
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Novel Plan Of Encouraging Useful Knowl-
edge.

btI ktIty epFIiIks HtTVuI!'
Judge Wright informs us that Mrs. d.
MahOn, OF Washington, has made val
liable present for the premium for
young Misses, who will compete in sew
ing and works Of art. Also Hon. c. j.
Faulkner, ST., has authorized the Judge
to draw on him for any amount for pres
ents-and the Judge is good at drawing.
Time OF holding the Jubilee, &c, will be
published next week.
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Killed bya Desperate.

NEW ORLEANS, August 9.-Antoine
Basque, desperate, shot and killed
Capt James Boyle, Of the steamer Hero
inc, at Mandevife, last night. BOYLE,
after being mortaTly wounded, shot Bas-
que twice. wouDding him in the neck
and shoulder. Basque declared yester-
day that he would kill Boyle.
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nied

SAR roeA, August 9.-MaiOr VIM. W.
Leland formerly one of the proprietors
OF the Grand Union Hotel, died to-day.
He was on General Grants staff early in
the war.
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RAILROAD BoSDs-Weak.
STATE BoSDs-Dull.

SrocKs-The market VAS irregular and
unsettled at the opening and prices all
vanced l(ds per cent, but soon after n
weak feeling set in and there was de-
cline OF t6l. per cent and still later by
another reaction In the final dealings the
speculation assumed a steadier tone and
the closing prices were tai per cent
above the lowest figures Of the DAY. The
transactions aggregated $4,000 shares,
Of which 6,+00 were Erie, $1,000 Lake
Shore, 10000 Northwestern common.
!, 400 preferred, 20,O00St. Paul common,
l,lO0 preferred, 800 Wabash, 1900
Delaware, laCkawanna and Western,
1900 New Jersey Central, q. 200 Michi-
gan Central, 1900 Union Pacific, !, 400
&. &. G. K !. 2,30O G., &. q C.,
1000 Hannibal and ~. joe, LOO Ohio
and Mississippi, 1900 Western Union.
$500 Pacific Mail, 1000 81. Louis,
Kansas City and Northern, 2,2O0 In.
dianapolis, Cincinnati and Lafayette and
1000 Burlington, Cedar Rapids and
Northern.
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The Accldent to King Alfonso.
Death of Mrs. Ben Wilson.

FALCoTT, w. Va, August lO.-The
wife of Hon. Ben Wilson, member Of
Congress from this State, died at Red
Snlnhur Snrings this morning.
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Idberal Donation.

NASHVILLE, August 9-Wm. u. Van
derbilt has Just given, for gymnasium
and the erection Of a civil engineering
and scientific hall, on the ground of
the Vanderbilt University, the hand
some sum of 10000.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Active at 4 to I Per Cent.-Gov.
ernments Quiet-flour Quiet and
unehanged-wheat Dull
Hogs Dull.
FIN ANCE.

NKw YoRK, August 9.-MosEr-Mar-
ket active at 4G7 per cent, closing easy
At per cent Prime mercantile paper
8 C94 per cent. Sterling exchange at
iS2; sight exchange on New York Asa.
SILvKR-At London SLID; bar silver
here ut; subsidiary silver coin .(9li
per cent. discount.
GovKRSNHNrs-Quiet.
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Thurman Consents 10 Take the Stump
for Ewing in Ohio.

WAsHISGTov, August "a private
letter received here says living and
Thurmans friends have arranged a
truce, and Thurman will take the stu M
on the 2Oth inst.
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Wen Send a Man.

New Nartinsville Messenger.
Somebody will place rise and explain
why the REGISTER is so neglecting the
rich interviewing fields Of the banner
cOnntY.n
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Sundays Report.

MEMPHIS, August l0.-Twenty-nine
cases were reported % the Boarl of
Health to-day, twelve white and seven
teen colored Among the former are
Thos. 5. Bateman, Chas. Meade, Austin
w. Dowell, Arthur White, DR.. Oscar
Beatty, w. b. Erwin and Carrie Viii
Gams. Five deaths have occurred,
Fritz Helsch, Michael Dwyer, Martha
Woods, Eva Newland and J. Clements.
DIR. S. ii, Collins, this morning was
sent 10 Forrest Hill, Tenn, Is miles
west OF Memphis, on the Charleston
railroad, where two cases of fever
have developed in the family Of Mr..
stout. Dr.. Collins will Investigate
and report what connection their sick
ness has with the fever here.
HI. Schloss was prostrated with the
fever to-day. His case has not osen rs-
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Pu Addiionai Marte, See RoirA P1oe
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LONDON, August l0-A despatchfrom
Calcutta reports that cholera is still
raging among the troops and natives at
Candahar, and is spreading towards
Hcrat Rumpa. The insurgents are bad
" armed, but conduct general warfare.
Operations against them cannot be sue
ccssiul until after the rainy season is
over, when the troops can follow the
insnrrentS into thcir Businesses.
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Hanlan and Courtney.

TORONTO, August 9-The Hanlan club
has dissolved. Negotiations are going on
for match with Courtney.
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Meyersville, Miss.

NIcKsBURG, August "a case OF yell
low fever was reported, Yesterday, at
Meyersville, Miss, and considerable ex-
citement exists there.
The case reported at Meridian proved
to be malarial fever.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-12-20

hsF husband. All these tLings drove
the Kissees to despsfl ltton: Oliver Kis.
sss shot and mortally wounded Lem
Poiu,stt Il : little tewn not Ter from
whore they both liysd. Oliver ives ar
rested, shot the officer, Aed to Texas and
thus lisappsisSd fSoraltise scene,
Six penous had already fallen victims
to the rsndstta, and yet there was 40
cessation. The law again n.stretched out
its hand, anda Il number Of arrests were
made; but there were delays and diff
culties in getting witnesses together, and
the cases were finally called for trial
and dropped. Meanwhile Frank Poin-
sett went over to Kissee's and took his
wife homo. None of the Kissees were
present at the time, and wheu they dis
covered his action they vowed
A BLOODY VENGEANCE,
and carried 1t out, too, for Frank was
killed in his cotton field o few days af-
ter. No one saw the shot fred that
ended his life, No one could find trace
Of the assassin or assassins. Everything
was shrouded in mystery, and although
much was conjectnred, nothing could
DO proved. Laura his wife faded away
from the day 'iof his murder, and six
later was laid in hergrave beside
him-tbe victim ola brokeii heart /! i
HER DEATH VIRTUALLY ENDED THEFEUD,
and public excitement is onw rapidly
dying out, and the bloody event will
,oon be forgotten or perhaps remembered
with a shudder. The surviving POin-
setts sold outstheir land and household
goods and removed to Tennessee. The
Kissees likewise followed their example,
no one knows exactly where. The
ends one of the bloodiest
vendettas in the annals of this common
wealth. ts sN #sen ts
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-12-20

Our ever kind and thoughtful friend,
Hon. f. w. Robertson, again places us
under obligations for tile daily Congress
sional Record.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-12-20

Our merchants are up to their eyes
in business, the Christmas trade having
open with d rush.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-12-20
We were having more warm weatheT
as we went to press yesterday. J7s

The yoke a man creates for himself by
wrong doing will breed hate in the
kindliest nature.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-12-20

Thanks to our friend NJ. Chambers for
q copy of Frank Leslie's Illustrated
Weekly. This is one Of Leslie's choicest
periodicals. .-.f.1s
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-12-20
F. N, BROOKS.
DRUG9IST.
MAIN STREET.

UBlN Lumborg's Handkerchief Extracts,
IL all fresh stock.
'NOlLET Soaps and Powders of all styles and
L shapes and qualities.
METALIC Cartridges to fit everybody's pis.
1Vl tolls and rifles
CUTLERY, Rodgers. Wostenholms, Wade t.
" Butchers Pocket Knives, Razors, Scissors
ana Shears. ,f
DIAPER Shells of several grades and sizes: also
L Eley and W M C Gun Wads.
SIRATENA, Van Stahn's, for mending broken
~ China, Glass, &c.
SHOE Dressing full fresh stock in store al.
~ ways.
TNOBACCO, Fine Cut in buckets, sold in quan.
L titles to suit customers -. a
tHlLL Cure Brooks is warranted to cure
" any case.
CIGARS, Domestic and Havana, the best for
~ the money in this market.
OIL Lard, Lil,seed Castor, Coal, Neatsfoot,
- Turpentine, Putty and Window Glass.
T AMPS Chimneys Wicks and Burners only
IL OF the best quality.