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AFFIDAVIT AND STATEMENT

CHARLES REYNOLDS
FASHIONABLE HAIR-DREssING Rooms,
% GREEN STREET, BOSTON
l hereby certify that have been hair dresser
for twenty-six years; am well known TO BostO-
mans; that during T. is time l have had among my
customers many afflicted with various forms Of
skin and scalp diseases but never ave seen so
we're case as that of vii lam Taylor, hereto an
ncxed The humor covered every part of his face,
ears. and scalp further certify that have shaw
ed said Taylor. whenever it has been possible to
do So for the last five years, and during this time
there abatement in the severity of the dis
ease, or approach TO Cure,-although, to
my knowledge, constantly under medical treat
ment,-until he began the use of the Cuticura and
Cuticura and Resolvent, which have effected, in
the short space Of three months, perfect cure.
CHARLES REYNOLDS.
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Commercial

UMMkRCIAI-
Wheat-Strong; winter dull; slightly in buyers
favor.
Corn-Steady and lower; 4354047.
RYe--Unchanged.
BarIey-Dull.
Oats-About steady; western m 4xed oa5S5.
Pork Unchanged.
Lard 05.
Whisky a44S.
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HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-After ordering
a session for tomorrow night for reports
from the committee on ways and means
the House went into the committee on
the senate census bill, which has been so
amended as to vest the appointment of
supervisors in the President. by the con-
sent of the senate. After the committee
rose the bill passed with amendment re-
tainaH
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pR. sAGE's cATARRH REMEDY

produces radical cures Of the worst cases OF Catarr
no matter OF how long standing. The liquid reneSy
NAV be snufed, or better applied by the use OF Df'
PIERCEs Douche. This is the only form OF lnsLru-
uent vet Invented with which fluid medicine can pS
carried HIGH UP and PERFECTLY APPLIED 70 al
parts OF the affected nasal passages, ana tne chai
hers or cavities communicating therewlth IN Wmcl
sores and ulcers frequently exist, and from whlcn
the catarrhal discharge generally proceeds is eSe
accompanying each instrument Dr .ss5O5d IN tbs
faprn Reredy cures recent attacks or tSeio IN tne
Head - nv few applications 1t is mild ana pleas
Ant 10 use containing no strong or CaustC Srus oL
s,oiaons Iatarrh Remedy and Douche sold py oTnG-
Ipsa4S r. V. PIERCE, N. d, PrOp'r W ortd's bls-
Gnansarv and Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, n. i.
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SPAIN

MADRID, Feb. 26.-The captain general
Of Cuba, Martinez Campos, has arrived at
Cadiz, and on Thursday, at Madrid, be
will have conference with the King and the
ministry,
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-oR COUGHS, COLDS, OR ANY THROAT
I Affections, take
Knox's Horehound Cough Mixture,
1t will help you livery bottle warranted
Chicopee Falls, Mass
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MEDICAL,
LtsEEUET2

Gg3 A&z V%' 8 e tzza SGsS 9gI
IIUS-pEREY@
IoEEEOPATEEC SPECIFICS
HAvB 3OvE0. T..nl- THE MOST
I amole eN;,, r.-:,,. NJ Ga s.I,--.'. Simple,
lrofnrt Eficl-:it;,t Is,-iab.s. They arc the only
medicines perfectly adapted 10 popular use--so
simple that ~ s. .l.o5 canEo5 be made IN using
them; E,!rrn!es- 70 t. Zen from danger; and
so efficient to lie always r,liabe. They have
the hisbcst COMM alton fa0:a all, and will
always l-idcr satisfaction. q
Nos. D. Cures. ~ Cents
l. FevSrs, Congestion, Infla1nmations, Is
z. Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Collie, Is
j. CryimS-Coiic, OR Teething of Infants, IS
4. lsiarrhOea, Of Children Adults, . Is
s. nysentery, Gripping, Eilious Coiic, e
c. Cholera g2orSMs, Vomiting, p
:. Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, >. IS
g. Neuralgia, TootLaclis, Faceache, 25
8. Headaches, Sick Headache, Vertigo, 25
10. Dyspepsia, Bilious Stomach, :. q
Il. Suppressed. Painful Periods, 70
Il. whites, too profGse Periods, p
IL Group, Congh, Difficult Breathing, IS
L. salt IthcsIIil, ETysipelas, Eruptions, 25
Is. Rheumatism, Rheumatic Pains, %
iG Fever and AgUc, Chill Fever, Agues, SO
II. Piles, blind OF bleeding, 30
Is. Ophti.aImy, aild bore or Weak Eyes, 5O
10. Catnrrll, acute or chronic, influenza, %
&C. SVhoopiE s,-COugh, violent coughs, 50
81. Asthma, oppressed breathing, %
y. Ear Disc charges, impaired hearing, 20
%. ScrOfuia, enlarged glands, Swellings, 90
"a. General Debility, Physical Weakness, 81
25. EsrOpsy and scanty 6ecretions, =. 90
g. sea-s:cI<ness, sickness from riding. 50
q. EEidney-DiseRse, Gravel, SO
e. Nervous Debility, Seminal Weakness
or involuntary discharges, 100
-. sore Mouth, Canker, so
so. Urinary Nyenkne IS, wetting the bed, SO
81. Painful Periods, with Spasms, so
81. Disease of Heart, palpitations, etc.. 90
IS. EpiIepsey, Spasms, St. Fitus' Dance, Il 90
81. Dfpktheria, ulcerated sore throat, 50
IS. Chronic COngestiOns and Eruptions, 50
Vials, SO cents, except %, 81 and S3l, 81 90
FAMILY CASES.
Case rMorocco) with above 3G largo vials anJ
Manual of directions, $40 20
Case Morocco of 90 large wis and Book, 90
Single Boxes and Walls as ah:ve.
H9~These remedies are sent by the
case or single box to Rny part OF tho
country. free OF charge, Ola receipt OF
price. Address
Humphreys ~
Office and Depot, 1O9 Fulton street, New York.
Sold in Rock Island by Benser & Thomas, Otii
Grojan, c. Speidel, and E. Breunert mwf
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Rock Island. Illinois, Wednesday, February 80. 1879.

ton, and consideration resumed of the de-
hcieucy appropriation bill.
A long discussion ensued upon the
amendment appropriating $250O0 to sup
ply the deficiency.
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BERLIN, Feb. 26,-Utterance hostile to
the Grevy government iu France, which
have been imputed to the emperor, are Of
cially disclaimed.
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IRE YOU INSUREDl"
E. ". HURST, Agent,

REPRESENTS THE
II british & Mercantile lns. Co.,
y. DlI''0 Organized 1909.
Pennsylvania Fire Fire In Insurance Co.
ouoen Insurance Company,
Q"o Organized 1857.
rondon Assurance Corporation,
DOiiN0 organized 17SO
lancashire Insurance Comp'ny,
bal''' Organized 1852.
c,,r0marcial Union Assurance Co.
OV''i'' Organized 1861.
s.,,;rcfeld Fire Insurance Co.,
SPINS OF Mass. Organized 1919
GIens Falls, of New York,
Organized lS49.
Connecticut, of Hartford,
Organized 1850.
,rrtnal Benefit Life lnsur'ce Co.,
Organized 1s49.
,-,,,. comuanies have sggrsgate assets cts OF over
d0o1 fNO and have paid over Sl9O'UUO,OCO iosses'
NyS-PoIicies written at the lowest Sorren' r"'es'
pg.s Al Rock Island National BANK
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Life for the:Hair
At Thomas's
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TIRNovA, Feb. 26.-PriDce Dondaukoff
korsacotf threatens to close the Bulgarian
assembly if its proceedings controvene the
treaty of Berlin.
CETTINGE, Feb. 26.-The convention
relative to the cession of Gusinie and Pla-
va to Montenegro has just been signed at
Shutari, thus removing the last pending
territorial question between Montenegro
and Turkey,
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Health and Happiness

Health and happiness are priceless Wealth to thei
possessors, and yet they a-e within the reach o
every one who will use
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, Feb Ss.
FINANCIAL.
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nH'fEreSpathlc HfEomeSopathlc Medicine Co.

Office and Depot, 109 Fulton street, New York.
Sold in Rock Island by Benser & Thomas, Otto
3roian, C. Speidel, and L. Breunert mwf
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VIENNA, Feb. GA telegram from
the Austro German plague commission at
Tearitzen says the commissioners meet
with the greatest opposition from the Rus
sian authorities in the execution of their
duties.
Spotted typhus is announced prevailing
in eastern GalIica.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-24
pomestic fragedy In Alabama.

OPELIxA, Ala, July "a. A deadly
shooting ARRAY took place in the sledge
House In this place night before last,
Colonel 8. 8. Grasty Of Atlanta shoot.
ing Mr.. Read and his son. and being
himself badly wounded. The particu.
lars OF the case are not yet made public,
but Il is said that the attentions OF
Grasty 10 the daughter OF Read were the
cause OF the assault. Grasty is a prom .
inent man, handsome. well.informed
and dashing. He vas q gallant soldier,
and since then he has served in the
Spanish army and travelled over Europe.
He was very devoted to Miss Read in
Atlanta last year. She returned to Ope-
lika some time ago. Grasty came here
Q week ago aud took rooms ct the Sledge
House. Young Sam Read was seen to
90 upon the piazza Of the hotel last
night and was Joined there by his father.
They conferred o moment and then went
up stairs 10 Mr.. Grasty's room. Little
IL known OF what happened there. a
heavy scuffle vas heard and q pistol
firing rapidly three times In succession.
On entering the room tho crowd saw
Grasty standing with smoking revolver
In his hand and blood streaming from
his hand, arm and head. Real was
living ON the floor with o bullet through
his abdomen and q wound over his eye.
Young Read had his left jaw shattered
with o bullet. Read has since died.
The others are not fatally hurt.
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Miscellaneoua.

ST.. PETERSBURG. July 24.-0wing to
the prevalence Of iinosndiarism. the au.
thorities OF Kharkoff have divided the
town into 1924 fire districts. Every house.
holder Is bound to keep q special night
Waterman and have thirty buckets Of
water always ready.
LONDON. July 24.-In the House Of
Commons yesterday. the Under Score.
tary Of State declared that II Turkey and
Greece failed to como 70 an understand.
ing in regard to the frontier. the British
Government was always ready to join In
the mediahon-ths Government had
never isolated itself from other powers.
BARCELONA, July 24.-Land.owners in
the Ampurdan district are daily receiving
letters from b~risands, lsvying blsckmail
under threat Of assassination.
vERsAILLEs, July 23.-Ths Chamber
OF Deputies passed the Government bill
authorizing Q prolongation Of the trsa-
ties Of commerce for six months after the
general tariff Is voted.
A Paris telegram has the following:
The eI.Empress Eugene will shortly 90.
knowledge Prince Jerome % Q repre-
sentative OF Imperialism.
The French Government 10 negoti.
ating to obtain Marshal MsoMahon's &C.
ceptancs Of the command Of the garri.
sons OF Paris and Versailles.
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Aa....,oa Answered.

Enron enterprise: Musta mechanic or
miner, who IL not Q member OF either Of
tbe Unions, and has no money In his
purse, borrow IS In order to place himself
In A position TO DO allowed 10 work In
storey county, Nevada? Certain parties
s.y "yes." II eyes" should not the
society which he is to join loan him the
S.? A PROUD
EDITOR News: The above appeared in
this mornings Enterprise. I beg leave
to answer the question SO far IS 1t re-
latss to the Mechanics Union. Article
XVI. section 8 Of the Constitution reads:
IAN qualified non-members who are
now employed OF may hereafter secure
employment at mechanical work within
the jurisdiction Of the Union. will be re-
auired to Immediately make application
for membership In regular form and pay
the initiation fee, or apply to the Re-
cording Secretary for . certificate Of ap-
plicatiou, which certificate shall snttls
the holder 10 work not more than thirty
days from its date" II will b seen by
this that the Mschanics' Union cannot
be classsd among those certain par
ties" who say that . man must borrow
IS in order 70 place himself in . posi-
ton to secure employment In this
county. On the contrary, BY making
application to the proper officer he will
be- given q certificate OF application, free
OF charge, which will entitle him to all
the rights and privileges guaranteed to
members, for the space Of thirty days.
The man who Is we'll fxed ID expected to
put up in advance, but the newcomer
who has no money 10 allowed q months
employment In which to earn the %
initiation fee. and Is there will DO no
necessity for borrowing. his pride and
self respect need not DO touched.
A WORKING MECHANIC.
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San Francisco Items.
SAN Francisco. July "a. - The joint
committee Of the San Francisco and
Pacific Boards who are conducting the
Bullion Iohsqusr reform movement
have secured q sufficient number OF
shares OF each stock TO petition the
courts for q new election. The law pro-
vides In such cases that whom the neoes.
sary number Of shares are represented,
the court, within . time not less than
Ave days nor more than ten, shall sp-
point . date for Q new election. II OF
this election . majority Of the stock II
voted. the management OF the mines
may DO changed.
A FIRE broke out In the roof Of the %.
cidental Hotel night before last. One
OF the employees discovered IL. and every
effort was made to put out the flames,
but II was found necessary 10 call upon
the Fire Department. The latter 500
put the are out. but the carpets, furni.
ture. etc., were damaged TO the extent
Of about %. 500.
About s 1000 people witnessed the close
Of the six days walk. Tbs SCORES are a.
follows: La Chsppslls. 500 miles and s
laps; Edwards. $50 miles and ! lap;
Donlsy, 248 miles; Maynard, 228 miles
and 2 laps; Walton. 1874 miles.
In the Oakland Cavalry shooting
match with the Warrington Grays Of
New York, the cavalry scored 745 points
out Of q possible 1000. and the drsys
500.
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The Bloody Sioux.

FoRr PECK, NJ. T., July 24.-At or
near the mouth OF the Mussslshell. Col.
Iges with four companies OF the Seventh
Infantry Is situated. The immediate vi.
oinity Of the camp has in former days
been O favorite crossing place for hos
tiles going north and south. On the
goth instant bold hostiles. supposed to
be Sioux. were going north some dis.
tanos above the Musselshell with Q large
number Of stolen horses. Lieutenant
Wright, with . detachment Of tho Saw
enth Infantry, was sent In pursuit from
IRes' camp. and be kept the trail 30 well
that they were overtaken, and after .
sharp skirmish two Indians were killed
the rest flying to the Bad Lands for
refuge. Joseph Lambert, o well known
interpreter and scout. was, with his wife
and four children, killed on the goth
inst. by the Sioux. Three other per-
sons, who were returning with him from
the Yankton Camp, were also killed, and
one little girl was taken captive.
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ar..a w.lki.r n.s.A.

At Pipsr's Opera House. commanding
at 1 o'clock A. n. Of Saturday. August 2.
a walking match for . purse Of $500 win
be commenced between Miss Bertha Won
Berg and Madam Tourtslott. The
match IL for . six days walk, and will
close at II o'clock or Thursday night,
August Z. Miss Won Berg h the cham.
pion female walkist Of the United
States, having made better time than
any Of thsm-372H miles In six days.
The belt she won at New York against
all opposition Is on exhibition In Viz.
ginia. She has been challenged BY
Madame Tourtelott, and the match will
DO for "blood," a. they say In ring par
lance. More Of this match hereafter.
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Miscellane0us

P~rrTssuno, July 40. J. Salisbury,
Of Salt Lake City. General supsrintsnd
emit Of the Overland Stage Company,
was married in this city yesterday to
Maggie B. Walker, daughter Of Major
Walker. Psymastsr U. s. A., and neict
Of Senator Blaine.
MADISON, Wis.,. July 24.-Ths Rspub'
lican State Convention met yesterday
and rsnominAted Governor Smith by &C.
olamation. An informal ballot gave
Smith 28l votes aud Luddington %.
The rest OF the State officers were nomi'
mated by reclamation.
CINCINNATI. July 24.-The jury in the
Buiord case, after being out IL hours.
brought In q verdict Of guilty Of murder
In the frst degree. and nxsd his punish
ment at imprisonment In the psniten-
tiary for Life.
CnoAoo, July 24.-Ds strouvs, the
Russian Embasssdor 10 Japan, arrived
In Chicago from New York Tuesday, and
devoted the day 70 ~sight.sseing. he ie't
yesterday for San Francisco.
News has been received from 9enerai
Grant that he expects 10 arrive In Ban
Francisco about October LIST.
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lnV AOAhV"
MEMPHIS, July 2l.-Ninotssn more
cases were reported to the Board OF
Health yesterday. Every station along
the line OF the Mississippi and Ten
nsssee Railway, between Memphis and
Grenada. having %quarantinsd against
this city, no more trains will be sent out
on this line until tho fever disappears.
Twenty-Five tents we're given yesterday
to Father Walsh, who will re.establish
"Camp Father Mathew" One hundred
additional tents will DO forwarded as
0 0 % those sent by the Government
are received. The city authorities will
to-day make . selection for q site for the
establishment OF q large camp. 1t Ia
thought that . spot seven miles distant
from the city. on the Paducah Railroad,
will Be selected.
~iLourssrtLr, Jolly 24.-There has been
no new cases Of yellow fever reported
here among the refugees, and not Q sin.
Rle case among our citizens. Mr.. Para.
disc, Of Memphis. who has 80 far been
the only inmate Of q yellow fever hos
pital, is getting along very well and 10
now out Of danger. He will probably be
able to leave the hospital about the last
Of the week.
NEW YoaK, July 24.-Fiftesn cases
are reported at quarantine in the harbor,
and one fatal case In Brooklyn and one
In Hoboken. The latter two were refu.
gees from Memphis. Mr.. Deklyn. the
telegraph operator, who was at Memphis
last year and had the fever there, leaves
the New York office for Memphis again.
going Of his W choice. The Episcopal
Order OF Sisters Of st. Mary will send
nurses to their Memphis branch.
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fha RebellIon In Hayti.

NEW YoRx. July Authorization has
BEEN rscsivsd by cable by the Haytisn
Minister to this country that President
Boirrond Cabal had abdicated and gone
to Kingston, Jamaica. Public order has
been maintained OF Port-au. Prince, and
preparations are made for the election OF
q new President. The candidates are
Montmoresy. Benjamin, Boyer, Basee-
lais and Solomon.
During the rsbellionat Port-au.P Prince
the foreign Ministers were called upon 10
interoede between the rebels and the
Government. Only the representatives
OF the United States and France &C.
osptsd. the others being afraid OF stray
bullets. Tho efforts Of tho diplomats
were unavailing. About $50 houses
were burned and 800 persons killed and
wounded. The business part OF the
town escaped.
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orphans lPioaic.

superintendent Ysrington. Of the Vir.
sinia and Truekee Railroad Company,
yesterday treated the children Of the
Orphan Asylum OF the Sisters OF Charity
to q free ride to Carson, whore they had
a good time at the picnic grounds. The
little ones heartily enjoyedthe excursion,
and the Sisters make the following 40
acknowledgement:
Through the kindness Of the Virginia
and Truckss Railroad Company and Mr..
varnsy the little orphans enjoyed q day
Of pleasure, which will be long engraved
on memory's tablet. We are grateful.
and hope the happiness which they have
given the fatherlsss ones will plead In
their behalf before the throne OF God,
our Father. SISTERS OF CHARrrr.
Orphan Asylum. Virginia, July %.
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The Beneas Of Advsrsisins.

A man called at the News ofios yes
terdsy to have an advertisement inserted
OF q heavy gold ring hs had lost. He
offered the value OF the ring to the
finder. It was Q highly valued relic.
left him by his deceased mother. and
worth fully s25. How 1t had got Of his
auRsr he did not know. The advertise
msnt was written out for him and when
be put his hand in his pocket for the
money to pay for It, he drew that hand
out with that identical RUG on that
same iuRer from which II had been lost.
He was very much astonished. yet the
explanation was easy enough. The ring
was q little too large for him and the
prominently projecting cameo setting
bad caught In the side Of his pocket,
causing It to pull of from his finger, 90
that now In putting his hand In again,
the ring merely resumed its former 20.
sition. Then ho remarked that he had
saved S25 by his attempt at advertising,
invited the reporter out, stuck him Tor
the drinks. and went home happy.
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Les. evenings Y,r..

About 4: 80 O'Clock last evening . frs
was discovered in Nos. 0 ind sH South
D street, Virginia, q building belonging
To John Piper. Tho fremsn we're
promptly on hand and the Ere was at
once extinRuished. An sxamination'of
me premises showed that the fire started
from q cooking stove In the room OF q
man known as Spanish Joe. Between
the back end OF the stove and the wall
was a space Of a few inches which wa
filled full OF kindling.wood. and In this
the Are undoubtedly started and burned
for q long time In 3 smouldsrins way.
A hole a foot in diameter was burned
through the door. and . door within .
foot or two was burned from bottom TO
top and the ceiling above charrsd for .
considerable space E'R 60
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ninias Transfers.

There have been filed for record in the
Office Of the County Recorder mining
transfers as follows:
]. c. Schmidt to VIM. A. Palmer.
consideration 800. eleysn.twsntieths OF
tbst certain mining claim known a. the
Nsysda claim, being . relocation Of the
opsl claim, 1900 feet, Fiowsry district,
bounded on the north BY the flowsry
mine. o.Au;a,
consideration 500, nine'twsntieths OF
The Alabama claim, Lady Bryan lode:
the same being . segregated part Of what
was originally known as 1.-THE Lady bryan,
1900 feet, Fiowery district, commencing
700 feet north and east OF Inc Lacy
VIM. A. Palmer to II. Kirkpatrick and
Jas. A. Stephens. consideration IVY
tvo-twsnt.ths Of the Alabama ABOVE
described.
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rrsr At GLENDALE. - Last Tussda.

rIsr At GLENDALE. - Last Tuesday
night between Q and 10 o'clock . barn
on . ranch at Glendale. four and . half
miles from Reno. belonging to Mrs. Saw
age. was burned. In the barn were DO
tween thirty and forty tons OF hay, ten
horses aud ten sets Of harness. Every
thing Wa destroyed. A little more than
y months ago the dwelling house on
the place was burned down.
BrrczrsiSo MAIcH.-There will bel
butchsring match at the Combination
slaughter.houss next Sunday, between
Ed. Green. Of Chicago. and Charley
Bsrkin. Of Philadelphia. for 800 a side.
Two stssrs and ten shssp will be oper.
atsd upoa. Some rapid work NAV be
looked for
In depot Of tbs v. L T. Railroad
IN Virginia 10 being painted and i'm.
proved.
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iW.e..' F..ny.


Night before last, and while Hum
phrey symons was lying dead In the
house. his wife. who previous 70 his
death was in daily expectation OF being
confined, was delivered Of . stll-born
infant. This makes the wretch Pritch'
ard q double murderer. Amid all this
sadness and gloom II 10 some relief to
know that Mr.. Symons was Q member
Of the Independent Order Of Forestsrs,
and that his widow will. within GO days.
receive 81. 900 from the Grand Lodge Of
that Order. aud the subordinate lodge OF
which he 10 q member will pay bis
funeral expenses. He was an Odd Fell
low too. and that Order Is noted for It's
charities.