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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-06-03

So intense has been the heat Of the
past week or so, that the earth is badly
parched, and with the exception of the
small grain now harvesting, rain is
badly needed in many parts Of the
county. In tho Yongucsvillo neigh
borhood thcrc was q good rain last
week, but in moving eastwood about
White Oak and towards Watcrcc
Creek the rain poured in torrents, do
ing considerable damage by packing
the ground. Ripe grain was pros
tratcd. Hail fell in several places.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-09

" VWCe-AAts FurIuS compliments to
some Offenders.
WELLsBuR0, Aprils.
Editors Iutelllgencer:
The new Town Council was sworn in
yesterday evening; also the Mayor, Jas.
Hervey. Mayor Caldwell disposed Of a
couple of cases yesterday morning. The
same old inCurables-a plain drunk mix
ed with profanity, assault and battery,
and such other devilment as whisky gen.
orally produces. As this was, at the time
OF the hearing, 8 A. NJ, most likely to be
His Honors last official act in that line,
some persons were on the tip.toe of ex-
peCtancy as to how the Doctor would clay
it on" He gave an inquirer to under
stand that the cases would receive such
attention as they required and the penal
ty affixed In accordance with the facts.
The evidence all in, the spectators main
tanned almost breathlesssiIence that they
might hear the sound OF the supposed
farewell broadside. The verdict was:
"You, Joseph McHenry, arc fined S20 and
costs; also SIS for abusive and proiane
language to an officer; you are also held in
tho sum Of 500 for your good behavior for
one year. And you, John Adams, are
fined so and costs, and are held in the
sum Of 500 for your good behavior for one
year." There would have been trio at
this hearing only for the fact that one OF
the number escaped arrest.
James Palmer, an old citizen OF this
county, died at his residence on Sunday
morning after brief illness. Interment
to-day at Buffalo cemetery. Mr.. Palmer
was well known as an old Ohio and Mis-.
sisSippi river trader.
The residence OF VIM. Rodgers, on his
farm near Bethany was entirely consumed
by fire one day last week.
Bishop Peterkin, preached at St. Johns,
this county, on Sunday aud at this place
on Sunday evening, Monday morning and
evening. The sacrament was administer.
ed Monday ut the morning service. This
church has for some time past been with
out pastor. Efforts are being made TO
have til services Of q pastor once or twice
a month. The sabbath school in connec.
ton with this church was recognized on
Sabbath last.
The Little Lights" q company OF boys
and girls, formed for the purpose OF &C.
OumuIaling funds for the assistance OF a
lady mission teacher in Canton, China,
gave an exhibition at School Hall on Fri.
day evening last, under the supervision Of
Rev. W. A. MaCkey, Of the Presbyterian
Church, assisted by his wife and others.
The proceeds amounted to over twenty
dollars. G. B. @.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-09
wELLsBURG.

Ex.MaYor Caldwell Steps Down and Out
OF Omce-lIis Parting Compliments to
some Offenders.
WeL1snuRc Anri,s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-09

SseEbenpiHs datiou-Ia,vs. Rs,,.,.. :. \,
m, Bridgeport 500 p m; arrives nj Stshsr Si,, 80
elo nj leaves steubenyille at $40 a nj: BriSVe'
peTt y:zo .: n; arrives At BelAIro NJ SSS a m.
IN ,Sa TsI saa sISage Cheek to all principal points
Once in Bridgeport - 'As A'SA"
FIR MYERS.
NenoNl PaANenRer and Tirket Arrnt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-09
non INGERsoLL.

What such q Man Is Good For-TWo En-.
insnt Chicago clerEymen ExpressTheir
OnlnInna
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-09

Trains leaving Columbus Al " -. .,o.
1un dny Through Chicago express Lew GoIVrsi ~
Sts.SSS eePt sunday q $40 ?. NJ With sleepinV A.
retet tS,ts. Ge secured In advance at Union Depot
,nr1I I%3 a Palace Drawing Room BleepIp, Car,
~. Y Without change from StobenVille IA
Iovs e'neihnaa, Louisville, indianapolis and N 81,
For through Tickets, Baggage Check, s,s,n,,v n,
y inp and any ilrthef IniormStJcp SSnni1
a,nSIS b y; ssEtLEVlLLE Ticket Agent 4 A FaS
ceEet oGSp MI 1901 q Eleventh street, or al CITY
D. W. CALDWELL sSS'
au p GEN. I Manager, Columbus, o,
". L. oRRiEN. t"''oufSn' ia
mol. s'a'l Pass and Ticket Agent Columbus, O.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-09

OSE Of the points about Diner Rakoczy
Bitter Water Is It's great concentration; in
fact 1t Is the strongest magnetism water
known. Hence, for medical purposes, 1t
surpasses all known bitter waters, For
skin eruptions, the milder forms OF scro.
fula, impure blood, &C., It Is an excellent
remedy. A wineglassful dose. For
sale by all druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-09
1uKmsa,are.
"NEw DEPARTURE

ISss!ss g a q. ny friends ~; and ths pabe
, 1879-05-04
THE CUSTOAf-HOUSE.


The disbursements yesterday were S69, ,00o.
The Macarthur case will take a rest for Two
or three weeks, which will t1ve the General
ample time to rccoTer from his rheumatism.
The infernal-revenue receipts yesterday
amounted TO $33, 4445; beer S17,S27; tobacco and
cigars, SS;S63; beer, 3AS1: specials. st, 99; and
exports on $50 barrels OF spirits, SIS.
About S11,6N worth of refunding certificates
were sold at the Sub-Treasurer's office yesrer-
daY, The Postmaster began to sell these GER
tiGcates yesterday. All Government officials
except Assistant- Treasurer Gilbert yet COMMITS
sons upon a1l certificates Or bonds sold, which
makes it an object for them to do u little in
that line whenever occasion offers.
The Custom House cases will be called in the
United States District Court at 10 o'clock Tues
day, as has been previously announced, and will
probably last two or three weeks. Everything
appears to be in readiness for the trials to COM
menca> George Reed, master mechanic and
foreman unt1cr- Mueller, was arrested in New
York last Thursday, aud was brought to THIS
Geatto. He was Immediately taken before
Judge Blodgett, where he gave bail in S1,50U,
John N. Mueller and Stephen Y. Shipmau be-
coming his sureties. The other parties directly
interested III this trial are John NJ. Mueller, A.
e. Mills. James, G.. Hill, ~. a. Potter,
Edward Burling, and George Prussing+ THE
two latter were In Chicago, aud came to the
Marshal's Office and gave themselves up Inst
fall Mueller, Fill, and Mills were arrested in
Cincinnati last November By Deputy G1lman,
and Potter was arrested at about the same time
In Washington By Deputy Stil!wcll. All these
parties gave bonds at that time for their appear
ancc in court on demand. Mueller and Mills
have been in Chicago for some time, waiting for
the trial to commence.
, 1879-05-04

later the Colonel met policeman, who SAID,
SHOW are you, Colonel!'' ard C!eary toA
him what had happened. Thc ne1t
the Colooe! knew OF it vas see'nG
10 tie. uupers an account oi
the arrest Of this individual On the charge o.
robaing him. Robbed he was not, anu ne ~
tends TO go down to the police. heauouafeefs to
morrow for the purpose ol inVestl2atlnS ,;n u.e
east, and seeing if the policeman tooh eHe .ut ~
erty Of arresti1lg man On the nFpo.uess e''at
he had robbed the Colonel. II so, he fntenus, as
a matter Of course, to get him out
REFORM ALLIANCE.
A regular meeting Of the Chicago hetorm
Alliance was held last evening IL Room II o.
tbe Grand Pacific, Mr. J. ". Goonspeeu preslo-
ing. The business transacted WAS OF sout'uc
character only. 1t Was understood ti,at tne
members Of the Alliance would cooperate Win
tho ministers movement to close the saloons
IN the Sabbath. The following document.
which il less u a petition than it Is OF declara-
tion Of principles. Was circulated, anu SHOWS
ile means py which the Alliance proposes to
work:
The undersigned citizens OF Chicago. residents
Of thc c---Ward. hereto aubscrtbe our names.
desiring in tnis way to express our protest AGAINST
th aggressive lawessnes5 OF the saloon interest "a
ch;ca~o. We believe that the best interests of
our civ demand. and us law abiding citizens We
earnestly insist unon, the faithful enforcement OF
tho existing statutes OF the State Of Illinois IN rel
efence 10 tie observance Of the SUNDAY, requiring
the closing on that day Of saloons ana theatress
ana we pledge ourselves by all proper and leglt-
mate means to work for the ACCOMPANIMENT Of 1nis
purpose,
, 1879-05-04
(9gytticura a
From the Hon. WIN. TAYLOR, State SEN
ator Of Massachusetts.

MEssNs. WEEKS j. PorTEn- Gentlemen: 10 say
that arm grateful. Is only pour expression Of my
feeqs L IN 1 ses Of e wofa wof IN
great sufferer with skin diseases for the last twelve
1., years. Ny beau and face being covered with
itching OF the parts affected, anu was confined to my
house Tor weeks at 4 time. My disease has been
called Eczema, Of u most aggravated type, hT many
any Of them. 1t WIS more like combination or
several skin hun,nrs. haye spent much money
seeking y cure, and in 1867 l went to Europe, and
consulted some nf the best physicians III London
received temporary relief only for in the spring it
would break out again as bad as ever. when | came
hack to Boston, was told by many friends that
diseases was Of the highest oroer> could cure me-
waited ON the Doctor; he prescribed for nae. L
say, without any Improvement. tried other phv-
sicians, and among them Dt. -, OF East Boston,
and DR.. -, OF city proper, but al TO no purpoae.
fecthsl that at no time did feel that cure would
have swallowed Eve hundred arsenic pills. $50
edics besides all the external applications have
used. but the effect was The same. became satis-
fed that conId not be cured. but might be Kept
Now, about three months ago, Mr.. Meehan,. a
gentleman well known 10 Boston people, called my
attention to your cu1IcunA aud promised wonder
fut results it would only make trial. He told me
OF his own experience with it. and 90 perseyeret on
me that went with him to drug store and bought
two large boxes Of CcTtcunA, and some Cuticnra
Soap, and commenced to use it according TO the d
rectionR. There was SO much hunaor lodged with
in the skin. that as soon as commenced the use
OF CuricURAi it came to the surface and sesterea+
until vast quantities had come ont and greatly 1l-
tensaed my suterings for about two weeks But
did not mind this, felt that was going to get
rid OF the humor when saw it coming to the sur
face in such large Quantities. After the first two
OF three weeks nse OF this remedy. was greatly
encouraged By gradual lesssning Of the inAam-
NATION at q number Of painful sores. Icaretully,
faithfully, and cneertul1y followed the direc
tons TO the letter, feeling each week nearer
cure, until at the present moment, after three
months use Of CUTicrn.. and twelve years Of
as constant suffering Us was ever endured, ] can
say that ! am cured, and pronounce INF case the
most remarkable on record. hare been so clated
with nv success that have stopped men on the
street who were afflicted. and told them to get the
Cur1cuRA and it would cure them. This il why
grateful to sou. tor believe it to be the best
and discovery OF the age, aud that it will
cure all who suffering with these diseases. I
may add that / took no internal medicine but the
CUTIcuIA RgsoLvESr.
WILLIAM TAYLOR.
Boston, Aug. 22, 1878.
, 1879-05-04


FKINK-TOOTHAKER-At Kcnoshn, Wis. mt the
residence of the Hon. J: V. puares. April %. 1874
20, and Miss Fannie NJ foothaSer.
KEyNEpY-WAED-At St. patrick.s Church, by
the Hcy. F. GalEagcr. May t. John T. Kennedy and
Aune IT, daughter OF the late r. ". Ward, a OF this
city.
DAXTER-FOEREsT-May ]. at the residence Of the
hrfdes parents. No. .71t tnItana~a by the Rev.
Canon l<nowlea William q: Baxter and Hattie C,
youngest daughter OF Joseph X. c. Forrest.
AAE-HALLA-Thursday, May1. 1879.
at tne residence Of the BRIDES parents No. 39t Orchard
b.. Miss katts l.. Nna. aauEhses Ut Mr md Mrs. P.
J. Italia anu II. A. Dreyspraak. Sun Of Pruf Charles
Brcytspraak. both OF this city.
k-MlDuLETUN-Mayt !. at the residence ct
the brides parents, !tghlaa1 l'ark BY TUG Key. C.
caa<o, uu1 sara Il. Middleton.
DKANsTON-Alc1I ESEY-At the residence OF the
brides aunt. N1rs Hiram MciIenry. No. A. }ratnut-s,
Aprif ~ 1877? hy The RSv, s f. Adams. Robert W.
BTAnston and Miss hase N. Mclienry. No cards.
H0lzsCHUH-FITZ-HE -HENEY-May !, BY the Rev.
Father r. Cashan. ut st. Jarlats Church. aft ]. j.
Henry, OF Chicago.
nI:1GGs-BLINN-On May J. by the Rev. James
1fac'aug'k,an Mr Martin v Briggs and Mrs. Mahaa J..
Dlinn. both Of Chicago.
DuDLEy-N1ClloLs-1n this city. at the officiating
elerrymans rcsdsnce i 453 inbDsrd-st by ths Rev
Thursday evening May ]. Dana Dudley, Esq, and Mss
lucretta &. Nichols hll Of Chicago.
rT Burlington, Vt, Cleveland. O., Louisville, KY,
ana st. Louis, No., papers p!casr copy.
EVASS-DOW-By the Key, j, II. Knowles April
-, Urrin l.. Evans aud Gertir B. Low.
, 1879-05-04

GRAND PACIFIC uU1EL.
VIM. Stevens, Mcadyille> III. G. Angle, New York
]. II. Easton iowa. I 4. L. Lewis. Cleveland.
II. L. Hall. st. Louis Jup. D. FleIclrr, Boston.
]. a. Dnu1oHt, Colorado. j F. Mcclellan, Work
WE. Mcrrill, Peoria. ". G. colladay, Phila.
PALMER HOUSE.
J. Connor+ Helena, u. 7, DR.. Raughton. Madison.
T. s, Barnes, Mobile. 4. l.. Mcdonald, Louisville
W. #. Doo1e Philaden'a. IS e. Collier, S. Francisco.
Thos. Wi]ley, New York, "A. Fl. Swan. Chcyenue.
Jas. uildreth, San Fran. j S. Madison, Cincinnati
FREMONT HOUSE.
Edw May, New Orleans u. f. Jacoby, PHILADELPHIA
G. b Holmes, Montreal S.J. Francisco, Honolulu.
W,u Collins, upston, }Jnp r. Sttvens, Boa1on.
c. o. Thompson. st. Louis 4. Bell, Salt Lake City.
c. C. Campbell. Grant P'kJohn Clay, New York.
SHERMAN HOUSE.
E. f, Abbott, New York. }E L. Lindsey, n. York.
T. G. PecEhanl, frov. Us Gates, Freenors.
+. Burr Gioversville. IS +. Parker. i'oston;.
f. L. Merrctt. Sp'h lid, Ill. 81. Gill Be!lafrc. o..
.. ". Baldwin, 'V't'n, Mt j. Al. Price, Newark, Nd.
GARDNER HOUSE.
Frank Rowell, Dayton. Henry Moses, Knnhakee.
II. Il. Johnson, Cleveland, ~. Moses, New YORK.
I. |. johnson, Boston: - !. ?: Williamson: Peoris ::
Geo Newton, Spficld. III H. Stevens, AallfeId Mass
&. f. Collins, Milwaukee, IF. 4. Rollins Phiad lphia
, 1879-05-04

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d. f sa n 5saa 4a
Fu.aegal Monday AFTERNOON.
cuNNlsGnAM-Thc funeral sr Of ths late Henry Gun.
tic fesidcncc IL; North "ellsst, By Calvary
uAM1LToS-on May .. at Anamoss, Ia. Thomas
y be n5Susht 3 to Gaa9 fs
1crs OF Monday morning.
MCCARTHY On Thursday: May j, Timothy Nccar-
thy. nget II years
II o'clock sharp, Jesuit Church. thence to Calvary
" Sosou a and Ottawa ll) papers please copy.
MATaEE-The funeral Of Martha Q. johnson. wife
Of A. c. Mathar Will take place st P. H. to-day from
Unity Church, to Gracsland
RR1cIS--saturday. May 3, ut 6:3o D. NJ, Laura
Fupcral services the house. No; 1908 indiana A..
Mfiwaakee for fntcrment.
PAssMoRE-1n, Providence, r. T.. April q: u.
Louise youngest daughter OF the iate George
oNEALrzMrs. Margaret o'Seas, beloved wife Of
saa. May f,om rfsdsass NJ s
~ ST. Caiherines (Oas) papers please copy,
l:0oN-in this city. april 1s Joseph 6, G, Koom'
brother Of Robert E9YH aged IS years ana 10 Gays"
t. Liverpool SEas.} papers please copy.
rssmas aaa ; sf asa sad
o1sui Snnera, from her residence No South
yited. -.
wATEr-saturday. May 3. Of CONSUMPTION. At the
residence OF hts parents, 4l8 West EtEfeehtt-st.y
Terrence Water. aged - years and 10 months
Funerai Monday At IL o'clock. to sacred Aea1l
Church. thence bycars to Calvary.
WALSfI-May . Katie Frances Walsh. beloved
daughter OF Thomas and Jotannah Walsh, aged Is
ye1Ea and months. .. -
Fuaetal from her mothers residence, 258 Augnsta-
st., sunday. TO ST.. ColumhEtfy Church as II l. NJ,
thence hy cars to Calvary Cemetery. =.
Observation-Disclosures D. Weber tiled at his residence.
"a North LaSale,st yesterday afternoon 1T
aged 81 years.
Faneraist3 o'clock Sunday to Graceland. Friends
arc invited.
, 1879-05-04
THE ClTY-HALL. :

lhere Was oh'S onc ease " se41'eN
terday.
The Citv Treasurer Yesterday received SS45
f.o,, +1,a f,o1,act,r - os7.from tnr Water De-
''''' 80. "oae C...xo,ar .,, s1A
partmens, $3.50 1rom 'ne eo'npsio'.e', la';, ''''
913 from The county treasurer III eel'p'
Permits we're issued yesterday 10 onala u l"o-
story barn at No. 654 Prairie avenue, 10 eos1
S3. .O00.. and a twO-story aud basement stone-
,.o3,+ a,val,;,,- NJ M 7577 Wabash ayeaue, to
... 90 Eon
eos' @''o'o
Lesser Friedberg, the pawnbroEer, has TWO
.eos m t1,o ouasi criminal calendar for trial in
41.a Grimfna1 ronrt Mnnilay wherein he is
G1a1seo WIN uols oase e,,;,,sr ~ n,sra noaca
He was around yesterday trY"'s " n'a"' pe"e9
WIKI LIE po"e:S lna1 w. ...
Bids were opened yesterday for paving, curb
ing, and filing Sherman street, from Van
Buren to Polk street. The bids we're five In
number, as follows: Ray IL Whitney, S2o,-
1880; 4. Jaeckes, Ss3.SS.l ", exclusive OF
grading: !. Mebean' s55evs @ e,3 so, 20, ana
una otouE eopan' e Han ~ ~ ",,,,ra b,e not
smlth o. ~, S.Vo'a.ss. -, ,;, m 1,net .rabohIv
oecn naoe yet, out tAe Jou sat .9ns ~ eor,ra;ns
oc gwen TO sne lo"es' o'uoeA " ~
Win tue eono1tlo''s'
Quite a number of applications are being re-
ceivcd by the Mayor every day for Tree licenses,
the applicants claiming, tirst,- to DO friendly,
and, second, to be unable to paw for
them. As much as Mr.. Harrison would
1il.., tn acrommodate everybody, and turn
uonc away uuseryed, be desires it distinctly 'un-
derstood that no free licenses will be issued 10
any one under any circumstances. The law
mist pe complied with in this as well as in all
other respects. =
, 1879-05-04
rE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: MAY l879s1X1EN PAGES

who attended him. Col. Juessen told
how tue shot vas fired by the wom-
an, DR.. Miller stated that the shot
cai1sed Wcbcr's death, and the whole thing was
over IN few ttiuutes. the Indictment being
unanimous.
ignored the blil against Mrs. Anna Ioune for
attempting to shoot tie murderer OF her daugh-
ter Jai!er Currier was the only witness exam
incd in this case.
The Grand Jury examined. the Jail, and con,
a vote OF thanks to George H. Baker, Assistant
s-Attoruey, for his able assistance in their
labors, and we're themselves thanked BY The
Court for the manner in which they had per-
formed their duties.
, 1879-05-04

TO Know low auyDouy Is So'n5 ~ wv
lecture.
The reopenfng of the Tivolt yesterday was an
event OF imnre than ordinary interest, lua9hS
from the large attendance throughout me Gay"
Mcs<rs. Garrick & Bartcls, the cnter9rtsinS pro-
prietors, received so many substantial evioebces
Of encouragement and goodwill that the per-
mancnt success of the Tigoli as the sporttns
and political headquarters Of the city seems
fully assured.
The fact that the American continent con-
tans so many bald-headed men IS what r'les the
red savage, but the Government does not seem
to have discovered this important fact yet:
The Prosser Twin Cylinder Car Company, who
manufacture the revolving cars for the trans
portation OF grain, haye removed their office to
No. 129 La Sale street.
Titan, they say, loved to paint red hair. E1-
actty; and the people who have it love to dye it.
It's better than paint
Chicago again at the front. We notice that
Gov. Tabor, OF Colorado, has just purchased
his state carriage. handsome glass landau, or
Studebaker Bros, of this city.
Eloquent Barber-How'll you have your hair
cut, sir! Accommodating Customer-.oh, most
any way. Only, if you decide to talk it OF,
leave the skin on, at any rate.
, 1879-05-04
TIE COUNTY BUILDING.
The County Treasurer yesterday made bis
first payment to CitY-Treasurcr Scpp,-$4,900

The County Treasurer yesterday made bis
first payment to City-Treasurer seipp,-s14 800
IL scrip.
The Committee on Jail and Jail Accounts
yesterday considered the request OF the Deputy
SheriiTs doing business In the city for an allow
ance Ut $500 for horses aud buggies, and laid
the matter over for one week without taking
any action.
Mrs. N. Prosser, an Eng1ishwoman who has
served for the past six years as nurse at the
County Hospital; has applied for the vacant 20
si,ion OF Matron Of that institution. She
the Commissioners and many persons
out Of office. 1t is probable that she will be al
lowed to serve month or two Oh trial, though
no action has as Jet been taken the matter OF
her appointment. Mfr. Mills, the Warden Of
the Hospital, is opposed to her appointment,
and to the appointment OF an5 other person
whom he himself has not suggested for the
place. He wants to have whom he pleascs,"
and. in this hu will be opposed. Seven OF the
Commissioners SO expressed themselves yester-
day.
The Committee on Public Service met yester-
day, ;snl after some discussion DECIDED to rccom-
mend the same list Of polling places for ti.e
forthcoming Judicial election as sufliccd last
fall, with the addition of certain places which
we're added at the last election. The voting
place for the Second Precinct OF the Sixteenth
hAtO "AS lAttlEEA 1lUI 4su+ 1A-s A7@A&- Hs~tA
street to the southwest corner OF Schiller and
Wells streets. It was deemed inexped}ent to
take any action in regard to the ap.-
pointmcnt Of Judges OF election, anu
this matter went over until the next meeting.
Commissioner Boese wanted to allow the Re-
publicans two and the Democrats one man IN
each case, but SpofIord favored an equal
division, and there was o general expression TO
the effect that the Socialists ought to bc given
lair representation.
The GRAND JURY
completed its labors yesterday, returning IN a1l
about eighty indictments out Of 135 cases eX-
amined by them. Among. tile more noticeable
OF. the indictments we're two against young
Qppenheim for forgery, TWO new ones against
John ShaTne and Stephen Hayman for ccnspr-
against Mrs. Adelaide Robert for murder. In
the last case only shree witnesses were examined,
Col. Ed Jnessen,, George Weber, brother OF tue
man Wfo Was shot, and Dr.. Truman ". Miller,
, 1879-05-04
J, JONAS t. co, IN THE. FUR BUSINESS.

We learn THAT Messrs. J. jonas & Co some days
since bought out the fur store Of Messrs. Erby s.
Periolat at LII South State street. Messrs. ].
Jonas S Co. hare been in the business here for q
good many years, and arc yell and favoraply
known. The new firm will continue business at
the old stand. and Aid. Jonas will give his personal
attention TO the management Of the store, and will
be pleased to welcome tho old patrons as well Us
his own friends. Persons having valuable fuEs
would 10 well to bring them to their store, where,
for u nominal charge, the furs will be protected
from moths during warm weather.
, 1879-05-04

~faS1FA,1. Hundreds 0? little Nerves
and Muscles respond to the
FM1Nc Rs5Fs #5T ELECTRIC Electrical Action of these
fIAeTFR5 wonderful Plasters, the
@0 moment they a5e applied.
They instantly Annhlate Pain, Strengthen Wenk
and Painful Parts, Draw Poisons from the Blood,
Prevent Fever and Ague, Liver and Kidney Com
plaints
, 1879-05-04
TIE lQrTlRc

ATLANTA, May 3.-The Association Of Amer
lean Medical Colleges met to-day, DR.. Davis, of
Chicago, in the chair. Twenty colleges are
represented. '4p -
, 1879-05-04
CLARA MORRIS.

Special DisDafch 70 The 7fa6une
C1Sc1NNAT1, O., Mar 3.-Clara Morris, who
has been playing here during the week, was un-
able to appear tonight in consequence Of ipju-
ried received BY fall On the stage Tuesday
night. '~
, 1879-05-04

Effects OF Yc}loW-Fevcr.
PNsb7srg Commercial Gazette.
In Memphis, the other day, eight widowers
took QUE licenses to marry rs many widows.
YelIow-fever makes strange bedfelloWs.
, 1879-05-04
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS

LONDON, May 3.-4rrised, steamer. Holland,
from New York. .-o~.,
NEW YORK, May 3.--Arrircd, Oder, from
Bremen, aud Australia, from London.