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, 1879-01-23

SPEcULATORS in real estate may tax,
some comfort in the pcru>aI Of orr w'ver-
llsement Of sale IN the matter of the estate
OF John ViIIer, dec. Read tor yourselves
folks. and hunt IIp your equivalents.
, 1879-01-23

On Tuesday the steamer Mastick came
around from Port Discovery, being on her
way up Sound after saw logs.
, 1879-01-23

The ARGUS office and effects are soon to
I'VE removed to their new quarters which
"Il admit are eIigibly located and fitted up
III very heat and comfortable style,
, 1879-01-23

FORT Blakeley Is the lat town attacked
ny the brass band mania. ''Silver Cornet"
they call 1t.
, 1879-01-23

CAPTAINS DaIgardno and Oliver. Of the
rugrt Sound Pilots, have each been home
within the past week.
, 1879-01-23

TWO Slighl runaNays OF horse teams in
'oWn this week. No damage done.
, 1879-01-23

THE Pacific Mail steamers are to get
coal hereafter at Nanaimo.
, 1879-01-23

Hon. j. p. JuDlson, of Olympia. paid
Port Townsend II flying visit this week.
, 1879-01-23

MARRTED.-m DungeneSS. on Sunday,
Jan. 18th, Mr., I'red'k Roberts to Miss
Catherine Lotzgazele, both OF CMlam
county.
, 1879-01-23
Valuable Land for Sale

THE undersigned has about 10 acres
of improved land. situated near Dungc-
ness. w. T.. which will be sold reasonable.
Apply at the ARGUS office. or to
GEORGE COOPER,
'rF assn DmgencsS. W. I.
, 1879-01-23
Situation Wanted.

Situation wanted by n respectable wo-
man. rs nurse or hOu'e-keeper; is eXpe
ricmccd in all kinds Of homework.
Address, stating wages,
Mrs. SWEETMAN,
Coupcville. W. I.
Dee. <.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-04-23
The New Rail Road.

An intelligent writer of the Oil City
Derrick, under late date, writes an ex-
tended communication on the subject
Of the proposed railroad from Ship.
penville to Kane and Bradford. The
writer is we'll informed, having been
over the route, and paints the pros
poets of the road in glowing colors.
He truly states that the certain pros
poets Of the road has awakened in the
minds of oil men along the line a
great interest, as we'll as the fact that
"the proposed road does run the length
and centre Of the future oil fields
beyond q doubt" That wise oil men
for the last two years have been in
vesting along the line of said route.
He further truly remarks that from
Tylersburg to Kane to route is rich
in pine, hemlock, cherry, ash, white
wood, curly and birds eye maple,
black birch, etc, all Of which timber
commands a good price when it can be
shipped without miles Of wheeling to
a depot or has water way to market.
Of these timbers cherry just now is
in very active demand, the fact is that
ebony furniture is now "the thing" 10
have in the rooms Of upper tendon,
and cherry is the best thing to make
ebony out of, (but that is a secret for
the patrons Of the Derrick only.)
Aside from this use to which it is
being extensively put it is in great
demand for other purposes. Already
in jerks and Howe townships, Forest
county, was told large quantities Of
this lumber have been taken out in
the last two winters and shipped to
Buffalo, Albany and New York via
the Philadelphia 81 Erie railroad, and
yet you go through the woods and
don't see that it has made amy hole
in the pile"
The route as described would seem
to be near the line of the Big Level
road, and is pronounced one of the
most feasible and inexpensive routes
in the State, there being no dangerous
ravines to dread or land slides to fear,
but pursuing the high level lands on
the dividing ridge, between thestreams
of Tionesta creek and the Clarion
river. The able article concludes
"The wonder is that it was not pushed
through two years ago; it would have
paid for itself ere this, but it's the best
project now in the oil field, and soon
we will be able to eat breakfast hot in
the lower region and dinner in the
upper"
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-04-23
NEW GOODS

Received this week by Geo. w. Dith"
ridge: 1900 Wheeling Stogies, 1000
cigars 2 for DC, 20 ID Durham Tobac-
co, Fine Cut and Spun Roll Tobocco,
Baking Soda; Layer, Valencia, Seed
less and Sultana Raisins; Figs, Dates,
Canned Peaches and Tomatoes, Roast
cd and Green Cofees, whole cloves,
Cayenne Pepper (give little to your
chickens If you want them to lay),
Full Cream Cheese, Oatmeal, Sugar,
Nutmegs, White Fish, Mackerel,
Smoked Halibut, Scotch Her
ring, Boneless Cod fish and Sardines.
Ladies Straw hats, tips, wings and
feathers, 250 yds Hamburg Edgings,
genuine German Colonge at 25c. Gents
Bows ties and scarf5 from 10 to SOC
each, Fine Linen and Cotton Hand
kerchiefs, Chromos and Notices "a doZ,
Ladies Papeteries in boxes from 10 to
25c, 5000 Envelopes including the
largest official size, Roasted Peanuts,
Cocoa Nuts, Almonds, English wal
nuts, 30 lbs mixed Candies, Chocolate
Caramels and Cream Drops, Bakers
Chocolate, Oranges, Lemons, Canary
Seed, Hemp Seed, Waterproof aud
French Backing, Blueing, Navy and
Marrowfat beans, Oatmeal Caps,
Duck and Pigeon shot.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-04-23
Jury List, May Term, 1879.
GRAND JURORS.

Tionesta Boro.-H. H. May, Fore
man, Samuel Clark, M. Ittel.
Tionesta Twp. Geo. Carr, Geo,
Holeman, Andrew King.
Barnett ". Cook, j. H. Love,
Robert Macbeth.
Green.-Jacob Myers, Robt GuytOn,
w. ". Thomas.
Hickory.-Ira Church, U'm. Hud.
dleson, Selden Keiffer.
Harmony.-R, w. Pyles, Jacob
Otto, o. r. Connolly, H. Bowman.
Howe.-C. A. Baily.
Jenks.-Geo. w. Rose.
Kingsley.-Jacob Beck, T. j. Rus
sell, Conrad Burhen.
PETIT JURORS.
TiOnesta Boro.-Jas. II. Hulings,
j. N. Tietsworth, N. S. Foreman, H. A.
Adams.
Tionesta Twp.-Sol. Heckathorn,
Henry Wolf S. N. Flowers, Jos. Allio,
I'm. Clark, Jacob Stitzinger, Robert
Shriver.
Barnett j. G. Winegard, N. B.
Walters, j. j. Greenawalt, John Fitz-
gerald, Philo Williams, VIM. Davis,
Samuel Cozzens, John A. Kellogg.
Green.-John Longstretb, Joseph
Mitchell, Adam Sibbald.
Rickory.-J. w. Grove, John A.
Smith, Frank Witherell, VIM. B.
Hall, Geo. Patch, Uriah Keister.
Jenks.-Jeremiah Schreckengost,
VIM. Robinson, John Paul, Wm. Wal
ton, Thos. Hope.
Kingsley.-Perry Lennon, Wesley
Whitehill, Vim. Felton,, Pat. Normile,
Fred. Keifier, Humph Downing, Wm.
Bean.
Harmony.-C. E. Landers, James
Mcintyre, w. c. Rromley, VIM. A.
Handy.
Howe.-Thos. Kightlinger, John
Graham, Ezekiel Mann, Joel Beck
with, Isaac Watson, F. w. Brooks.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-04-23
Eeaohers' Examination.

The Spring Series of examinations
for Forest County Will be held as fol-
lows
Tionesta, Saturday, April 26, 1879.
p Marienville, Monday, May 5,
Clarington, Tuesday, Il" 6,
Nebraska, Thursday, 8,
East Hickory, Saturday, " 10,
Neilltown, Monday, II,
German Hill, Heath School House,
Friday May 8.
All examinations will begin prompt
ly at 8 o'clock A. M. All persons
expecting to teach in Forest County
during the coming summer must be
present at one of the above appoint
ments, as no certificates will be re-
newed or endorsed, or private exam
inations granted unless in accordance
with Section 361 School Law.
School Directors and friends of edu-
cation are cordially invited to attend.
II. S. BRoCKwAY
April u, 1879. County Sup't.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-04-23
School Reports.

Report of Borough School No. 1 for
the month ending Monday the 21st,
inst. Number enrolled, Males 20,
Females %, Total 40. Per cent. of
attendance, Males rs, Females 81.
Number of visitors II. Emma Davis
vas neither absent nor tardy during
the month.
j. w. WALKER, Teacher,
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-04-23
FORREST COUNTY OFFICERS.

Member of Congress HARRY WHITE.
A Asscmbly-N. y. WHEELER.
President Jud6e~-L. ID. WErMoRE.
Ass0cidte Judgcs-Jos. G. DALE, ED
FARD Kerr.
Irepstrcr--WM LAWRENCE.
f'l0fkOHotdry, Register a. Recorder, &C.
|DsTIs SHAwg EY.
f1ffid.-C. A. RANDALL.
INTERCHANGEABLE BERLIN, ISAAC
III. w. LEDEBUR.
aafy SuperinteHdcat-H. S. Brock
FAY,
District A Atlo3neV-S. u. IRWIN.
.IRl'v CommissiOnerS--C. III. Church.
tHrER YoUNGK.
nHtli StuVcyor--T. d. COLLINS.
f8foner--W. G, CoBURN.
6ti,tv uditOrs-NIcHoLAs THoNP-
N. D. f. COPELAND, Il. G. Lacy.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-04-23
j. B. AGNEw,
ATTENTION SOLDIERS!

have been admitted to practice as an
. Attorney in the Pension Office at Wash
ington, d. @. All officers, soldiers, or
eailors who were injured in the late war,
can obtain pensions TO which they may be
Entitled, by calling on or addressing me at
tlionesta. pa. Also, claims for arrearages
of pay and bounty will receive prompt at
tention. "a
the late war, and7hlving for a number OF
wears engaged in the prosecution of SOL
eliers' claims, my experience will assure
the collection of claims in the shortest pos
shle time. j. B. AGNEW.
4ltf
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-04-23
CAUTION,

All persons are cautioned against
Cutting Timber or otherwise trespass-
ing upon che following piece of land
One hundred acres, Warrant No. 5129,
situated ia jerks Township, Forest
County Pa.
/ ct. The OWNER.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-04-23
Lawrence House,

INToNESTA, PENN'A, WM. LAW
4 RENEE, PROPRIETOR. This house
is centrally located. Everything new and
we'll furnished Superior accommOda-
IloBs and strict attention given to guests.
Vegetables and Fruits of all kinds served
ia their season. Sample room for COM
inercial Agents.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-04-23
NEW GOODS


Received to date by Geo. w. Dithridge.
80 doz. Toilet Soaps in Boxes, U. S.
Soaps at Sc a cake, 25c per box, Daisy
&c cake soc doz, Sterling Sc; 60c doz,
Transparent Soap, CASTLE and Paris
ian 1Sc or $1,00 doz, Lubin Boquet
Soap very fine Zoe, Dobbins Electric
Soap 12c, White German Soap 10c ID.
Clothes Brushes Is to 60c, Shoe Brush
es Is to 25c, Hatchets 25c, Adze Eye
Hammers 25c, Spring balances 25c,
Razor Strops 25c, Razors Zoe, Spring
padlocks SOC, Scissors Is to 40c,
Pocket Knives Is to 40c, Corkscrews
15c, Curry combs Is to 25c, Cascarrilla
Elder Down Powders 25c, Ladies
Hose 10 to soc, Mems Seeks 10 to 25c,
Suspenders % to 40c, Pelican Corsets
an excellent article $100, Garter Web
two styles 24c, doz, Tape, white and
black, Corset Laces, Shoe Laces, 5, 6,
end Sc doz, Mons Laundried Shirts 81
to $1.25, Whisk brooms, Carpet and
floor brooms eight kinds, Climax and
Good NuR cigars, Extract Coffee,
Buckeye and Oronoco Smoking Tobac.
CO, barrel Apple butter 10c fb,
Raspberry butter 124c ID.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-04-23
HOUSE,
q. Q. JACKSON, PRorRIEroR,

j. - a. JANhDO-Ns ! hVIiti ApAN,
Situate at the mouth of Tionesta Greek,
Tionesta, Pa. Having thoroughly reno
vated andTefltted this Hotel Mr.. jackson
guarantees To give perfect satisfaction. His
table win always contain the very best the
market affords, and he has put the price
Gown TO 2j cents per meal. Excellent
stablihg attached, which is attended by a
nrst+class hostler. mari 10.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-04-23
pho &uyest 8epnblifnlr.
IrDsEsDAY MORNING, APR, %, 1879.
RoRouGH oFF1cERs.
n..rncas--N. S. FonnMAx.

Bur0css--N. S. FOREMAN.
C0uncilmcn-J. S. Hood, Il. II. Mabie,
9 q. Davis, l.. Agnew, NJ. Einsten,
4 AZ Proper.
Justices Of the Pedce--J. y. Brennan,
VA ~ Knox.
Ipstablc-W. a. IIilands.
School Directors II. May, IT. Q. Da-
~. w. Clark, w. r.. Dunn, A. j. Kel-
~ Brennan.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-04-23
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

nlng.
M. T. Sunday School at 10 o'clock
a. M, and Presbyterian Sunday School
at o'clock p. IN.
The immediate vicinity Of Car-
ion boro is being tested for oil.
Flowing has commenced, and
early potatoes are being planted.
The Pa. State Fair will be held
at Washington, Washington county
this year.
-Knox's mill started up last week.
They have logs to keep them saving
several weeks.
We treat our readers to another
supplement" of interesting reading
matter this week.
Col. Reisinger of the Meadville
Republican favored US with call one
evening last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Brush were
united to the Presbyterian Church,
last Sabbath morning.
Work on the new court house at
Ridgway, Elk Co., has commenced.
1t is to'bo built Of brick.
Misses Jessie and Grace Davis of
Warren, are visiting in town, the
guests of Miss Maud Davis.
Tho Tidioute Gossip, amateur, has
changed hands, Mr. w. +. Jones hav-
ing sold out to Mr.. Chas. Morrison.
Some more new signs are visible
in the last few days. The Bank, Tate
& VanGesen, and Swailes have all
been "signed."
james Swaverly has fenced in the
vacant lots back Of the Court House,
and will raise a crop of some kind
there this summer. Potatoes no
doubt
The last three or four days of
pleasant weather, have had the effect
to dry the roads up considerably, and
the teaming is becoming more brisk.
Last Sunday was most pleasant
day, and we fear great many of the
speckled beauties were allured from
their native element by the sinful
angler.
-1Phe first string Of trout which has
come under our notice, WAS one con-
tanning thirty, captured by JAS. Hu.
lings on Saturday. jim merely let US
see them, that's all.
The Lawrence House has received
a fresh coat of paint inside; some new
paper has boon hung; the doors and
pannels have been nicely grained, and
things freshened up generally.
M. Robinson having purchased
the old Ensign lot, on the bank Of tn e
back channel, is putting a fence
around it, preparatory to raising some
garden truck there this summer.
Will. Hulings, who has been at.
tending Commercial College in Louis,
Vile for some time past, has gone to
Nebraska to seek his fortune. Hope
you may have success, "Beasom."
-Tionesta has not been blessed, or
bored with an organ grinder, yet this
season. When these knights of the
crank have been starved out every
place else they will then light down
upon us.
"A large boiler belonging to Ford
& Lacy passed through town yester.
day, en- route for Red Hot Mills. 1t
is intended to take the place of the
one which exploded with such disas
trous results last fall.
Among the arrivals at one of the
hotels in Oil City, on Monday, as pub
lished in the Derrick, we,notice "Chas.
Bowser and ladies, of Tionesta." We
we're not aware that such person
! lived in Tionesta.
The Clarion Republican of last
week hoists the name of U. S. Grant
for President in 1880. Although per-
I haps little premature, we think, from
/ the present outlook, the Republican
has just about guessed it.
"A bill to lay a tax on oil rigs is
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-04-23

inflammation of the kidneys is
known by fever, pain in the res ION of
the kidneys, and shooting along the
course of the ureter, numbness Of the
thighs, vomiting, urine high colored
AID frequently discharged, costiveness,
and collie pains. The Barosma, or
Backache, Liver and Kidney Cure, is
warranted to relieve these symptoms,
as it has not failed in so doing the
past eight years. Persons call daily
to tell us Of the great benefit received
from using it.
Prepared by E. X. Thompson, Ii
tusville, Pa. On receipt Of one dollar
will be expressed to any address, or
six bottles'for five dollars.
Sold by q. w. Bovard, T1onesta,
Pa. at.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-04-23
CENTRAL-HOuSE.

BONNER & AGNEW BLOCK. L..
D AGNEw, Proprietor. This is new
mouse, and has just been fitted up for the
accommodation of the public. a portion
.ofSRe PATRONAGE of1he public is solicited.
eE6-iN
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-04-23
Z. w. EaVS.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, and NoPARY
"a PUBLIC, Reynolds HHlSill q Co. IS
Block, Seneca ST., Oil City, Pa. 39-ly
, 1879-06-20

Eurolu hns yet some uncxpored region, It
secns, at lcnss Tor river yaclltsn,e,.. Thu Lol.-
yachting, especially among tho Envlist uni
Atncrraus has turned tlsu attcn,!on OF some ill.,
lad ssaylgators In scarcl OF healt, ansl plnaauro
though only lew rs yet-to really maEnIf-
trom tIIa northwest to tho 8outleast-tllnt i,
the great Lullw!s'b Canal, ,wl,!cl. unites the Aanu
nld !'an Danubc., "A yacssmau, all tl.lnga prr-
m1ttnE, na} sast down thu Thames. cross tito
i;hIao bv Dusseldorf, Cologne, bonn, and Co, o.
bcntz: enter tAs Maine at Mayc,ice, pass BY
Frankfort. ind near Wurzblre cutter tha LuI.
tin Danube little ahoyu kattsbou, aull t,nist
Ills water journey tn tho Golden llurn.
Al curly a. tho bcg!uulny OF Murch
q. sa!sinE-boat under thu command
cf two Americans arrived at Natebon
By way OF the Khioa mud Malnc, and after few
days stay proceeded down tho Danube, with
the Stars and Stripes flying on tho way tas the
, 1879-06-20
Teatlne n Balloons Pulling Power.


Ons OF this mornings trans 10 New York
Will have III Its baggaEa.car u tlylMmolnetcr,
which is to ba used In The captive haIoun nsccu.
stons which are to luke placu this kltl1ln,cr nt
ono Of tlle summer resorts ajacc1lt to ttt city.
The tnncl,!uo Ia intended to casllro tlc force OF
deviation, ZIG. the pulling force upward, ills
ilvo feet hgl., stai,la ii vertical position.
weighs clElty-tlys pounds, aud rcgatcrs .t0,000
pounds, although tnado to resist il Greasuru OF
", 5,001 pounds. The dynuu,un.eter Ii tna,lo to
measure accurately by means Ut a mercurEal
colutMn which. throngh \ series o! plutges, is
Gnnb!cd tn oatancu thy cntire pulling force ex-
erteh unon the Enarhuc. This is lle tlrst ina
chtno OF the kind ever 'nads III ths country III
wh!ch t!utd weight alone ia tile means Ut ,ncaa-
llrenloht, which replers It exact In the rulnt
oi accuracy. lllu advantage Of tic maclltslo In
captive asccnstons Is lint It nifords constant IN
iortnntinn to the aeronant Of the pulling capacf-
~ Of tho balloon; without which ho would bo III
a constaat state OF doubt regarding Its weight,
condition, ulst capactty. When IN position one
end Of tl'e machine Is attached to tic bottom Ut
tho balloon. nEd the other t0 u rope c0mnunt-
eating with tho ground.
, 1879-06-20

New York society circles are sumcwhat cxcr-
c!fca over scandal III high life. which Involves
cratic lalnily, WHO Inns formed III affection Tor
her fathet's rgachtnan. Ia ex-Goy. Iiubburd's
daughter, u Connecticut. n,lu thu inure reccnt
Is handsome, but tllterate, nlni tbs family ot
tho young ladv ranks high for culture, wealth,
md antcccdc,llE. Tho father, when wnrt,cd by
vcatieatlD,l, hu found numerous letters from
The coaehnnn addressed to Ills waywArd child.
During An Interview uboit tllu matter thc yanue
iadf'a mother tainted. Despite parebt4l yfNt-
lance, thu twain planned iii, clnpemcnt, which
was Interrupted by the appeaFatlte Ut tho father
Wsis they Wcrr oil their WY to tho minister's.
Tic cnnGl1Mnn Inns burn discharged, aud The
res!dcn"s. A young. physician, to wllo,n the
elrl was cnEaged 70 be tuArr!cd, has boon 50
affocte!l BY tsis now cdge Ut llu lncts Tint lle
Is yearly crazed, all has. by thu advice NJ
irien'ls, started on n voyage aroMnd the Horlu.
For Obvious reasoDs tbs i,aiues are suppressed.
, 1879-06-20

Crawling About in Gangs and Frightening
IAtitcA-A Ainnktrr Twenty Fcot L0nG-1lnb-
bit and Dog n1istukinE Its nloutl1 sor u
1fDliuW.

Crawling About in Gangs md FsIrltenlnr
rIndtcs-A Munster Twenty Fcot Lons-Kpb-
lit nnd Dog NItstuk,n1- Ita 1,outi, for :.
,tr,,n,w
'''''"' o,c,r,,v ro..,,,,
.u,''" ..:,,"' ~ g! Ike le'eH"a"i. s -,,
anont ono th1la anu ha11 IRON tho rnurola
srldEe apannlng Tnr River ~ Frunklfntou Is
the reaidcuce nf Juntus ", Hight, who not lopr
afrco m,r,,c1 Il Ma, Cosh Evrrr,hlutr ,vcnt m
,'ra,,,
.o'e's .u"s1 "a'a' "'A.ae1 sut ~ ~" luz e1@hea
bceAil to show themselves ubout ills house md
yard In gnngs and droyca. Tho tlrst time tat
he tuok fright was utter killing oue about len
f.., ,,,,r ,,b,,,t, h, ,r,, ,'ann ~ fa,,aa ~,
''1 ''"It ""'s" w "o.s up'. .'o AeHe' "'su
dragged II uHdeF illo AoNes to Eeap Beneath
tlle lleaEthssopc. lfo then began to watch, nsld
dly or SO thereafter ho saw them crayiipg
uro,int, iszi,v from air IN rtt,ht :, Tan IN n rang
.t,.. 80 s,.l., ~ -" !I''a,..
1M"lss lo" "es"n Lo !ooH beFlous' a''o IllSut
lctt the Nc1t day Tor kittrclls TO get ammuht-
lion to begin war upon thcul, but whIlo
i,e vas rone co1nto of la,lirA cnltnd
m l,la Win ur1 villa she wos ,con,irv.
~ a 49, ,"."..". a ""s ~
mem VIII SnhSy tu1olMatlon one ot tno
lf.o nnpgells1 10 iook loWnra tno east uoos,
wnefs 10: wnas anonsser inet aer III gazc. o,a a
hcseAMt nEoueat Luz paity ~ !, LMu!l 'Vst. . s e
Mohsters Heau appease4 to os aooMt a auice !ees
n,t!l, ioue 1seL o. a!a oou{ WIS ~ w noos a.to
H. H. tnl MAs just s'tatt'4 t.a y. lnu HUM.
iha 'au.cs Ia! ~ lhsi W uie5 coului tto NHahc
oasHsM E!9ht " Ivy hInoE!oeb onea l1ll tooA ~
, 1879-06-20

crew safa} TO As0,--to the lMmense delight Of
the Dnvar'tls, wlo felt that tttr proud ol city
was tlMs brought into nclual contntt with the
Flew World. A month lAter srln]l I.neIIst
Yacht 1cstc,l nj the fame plncc. mining at the
voyagcrs by this remarkable highway viii not
only scu hundreds of cities md towns ia.1loua
~ llstory. hut tl'rduehout ii Ercnt pori!trn OF
tlIe rot,to wi! pasa lcisurcly through, 1ulu tf
ai'e t''ost lovcly eccarry In Enrorc. Thy mny
Reformation, or The Thirty Scars' War ns they
sit ou slccknr'l watch the sliorca." TIN 1udwg's
CanAl was utlarfngeel,Gsne ni Charles the tlrGal,
ntId was completed by I4ulwg ]. Of Bavaria.
, 1879-06-20
A CALIFORNIA HORROR.
Two Girls Nearly lsenten to Death In Their
Ind.

--- 3sp's
M1ndica sn San Srunc,sc1 1;ronic,e
WnEArLAxp, chi, June 1a.-Thc two roun..
ladies' so brntatlv nssaut,cft M ,te f,rn,.h,,. ~
W,,,,,n, :, nnsa., ,I,"as .',,,,' e '"."''ous' "
"'''44''l .. noa"a". ''eee !hlcs east OF th'a
piacc, on Alonaav night Inst, are still lingering
at deaths door. Miss Cora Ilcstcp has pcrlols
uf co,,sptousuess but her n,vsfr1ars ,tn mn mr.
NIT ouv ronvcrs,,tou Win, ,,nr n,, -. rn
~. .,,1a, =. 49,. ..,s' ~" ~ 'a' n''e ,''ss
my "'luuta " "'e tetsloic a'la'r. MISS lda
Dlllh scidnm spcnl1B; aHd has not zl!u.cA to the
assault. Both exhibit signs Of fear at the as-
eault. md throw I'm teir hunl. II, If In war, m