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TWAS REMOVED HIS oFFICE AND RESI-
dence to Dr. G. L. Simmons Building, !
street, between Second and Third. Office hours;
to A. NJ, II A. NJ to . = NJ, and to s P. II. mrl2t
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cgACRAAiENTo BOILER AND IRON WORKS,
,szs I street between Front and Second, Sacra-
mento Manufacturer Of Steam Boilers, Sheet Iron
Work. ett. Also, ali kinds OF Repairing. Changing
Portable Boilers from Wood to Straw Burners
S,,aeioltv mr6-4ptf
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DIR. WALLACE 4. BRIGGS

MO. 800 J, AND 1905 THIRD STREET
" Hot Lunch daily from Il 4. NJ to o'cloC
p N. The Best OF Wines, Liquors and Cigar
mrl2-4plm BOWERS & LONG ABAUGH.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
1873.
il. F0sTER,
1856,

DoOK BINDER, PAPER RULER AND BLANK
+ , Book Manufacturer, No. IS street, between
Third and Fourth, Sacramento. mr23-4pi
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d r. ALEXANDEE.


A TToRNEY.AT.LAw AND NOTARY PUBLIC
"A Office Northeast corner Of and Fourth
streets Sacramento mr3-4plm
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HrENpY ErId'rEs

a TTORNEY AT LAW-0FFICE, FIFTH 81,
a between l and ]. Residence, No. zoI
Street, between Seventh and Eighth mrle4ptn
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-31
AfghRnistan.

Cabul, 30.-Details of the news of the
Candahar disaster have not yet reached
here. All is tranquil here
Lefel II. Griffin, British political officer
here, will meet Abdurrahman Khan to-
morrow at the camp, fifteen miles north
of Cabul. The Br fish forces in the
neigh boz hood number 10000 strong. A
division is ready to move southwark.
London, 30.-The Marquis of Harting-
ton, secretary of state for India, received
8 telegram f ON the Viceroy to-day,
which says: General Sandman has sent
to me to obtain information concerning
the Candshar affair, but the country
from Khsjsk to Candshar is disturbed
and the messengers may be ten days
before returning. The forces at Dubrai
Post are retiring towards Chsmanchoki.
Along the line of communication they
had been attacked by native tribes, but
are holding their own. Assistance is
going from Ma=hik Reports say that
General Burrows fight was severe, both
sides losing heavily. Several tribes are
reported collecting along the Boion route,
but the forces in Outtahard Pishefer are
strong enough to check them. General
Phayre has not yet beeL able to advance,
and will await sufficient reinforcement
TO prevent the possibility of a further
reverse.
London, 3O.-It is stated that arrange
ments are being made for the dispatch of
four or five thousand troops to Afghan
istan from England within few days,
and the military authorities are prepared
TO supply from England within the next
fortnight 1900 troops of all arms. Ad-
miral Tyhas has -ignified the war depart
ment its readiness to provide ,rsnsporta-
ton for 20, 600 within three weeks. Gen.
Sir Garne Woolseley came to London
yesterday from the Isle of Wight, after
hearing the news of the disaster at Can
dsbar A Telegram was received at the
India Office, from the Viceroy of Indi4.
last night, dated the 29th, which refers
to the dispatch Ct endorsements
from various ports in India. 1t says a
battery of horse artillery at Kurrschu
has been ordered up; one battery of First
Madras cavalry are en- route, and the
Eleventh Foot at Bolan and the Fif-
tenth Foot at Kurrachee have been
ordered up. General Phayre will receive
a battery and European regiment from
PunjauD. His field column will muster
three batteries, nine squadrons and three
British and four native battaions. He
expects to be ready in fifteen days.
Candahsr is provision ed 10 the end of
October.
London, so The Times says: Aycob
Khsn's victory will have the effect of
bringing him forward as an active par
ticipstor in the guidance of events in
Eastern Afghaoislan, and in the future
settlement of country. His role will
necessarily be an lmDOFtant one,
A Bombay dispatch says the first train
to the frontier, consisting Of four
regiments of infantry and two of cavalry,
was on the point Of starting on Thursday
night.
Information received by the Indian
government shows that the military
strength OF Ayoob Khan has been utterly
moderated.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-31
WILLIAM RREpEmExEa

MINING. CONSUL TING AND CIVIL
IA Engineer, u. S, Mineral Surveyor 70
Otah ana ldsho, Aotars Public. 6eoloRica
examinations, reports on mining properties.
sur seys 0ines, railroads and canals, and
superinteDds the workings Of the ame
PrePares estimates snd plans for openinR
and WORKING mines expert On mining Ques.
tons before the courts 1dd,sss p. O' ROY
u5T, Salt Laks city. &c I'll
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-31
TELEGRAPHIC
POLITICAL.
The Democratic Factions OF
New York Still Divided
The RenubIicsns Ruoyunt.

4
/ Indisnapo il, 29.-FraAklin Landers
hiss been assessed by the democrat state
central committee IS. 800.
New YerE, 30.-HeTGid: Tho Rreai
democratic demonstration If W,dnes ay
hight was The general topic o. di cussion
taIoug politicians yesterday. It wa
Thought among the Irving Hall adhereuis
/ tust Tamm any's failure to take part if.
the meeting mad greatly injured the
| Sigwam among prominent democrats,
who were in attendance. 1t had shown
these gentlemen that Tamm4ny was not
really in sympsthy with the democratic
party of the state or the country, aud
would 60 n great way to show that the
| wigwam was becoming more aud more
an association o. men bert only on secur-
ing the spois # local patronage. 1t is
proposed by Tammany to hold monster
meeting in Septem be-, probably in the
first or second week of the month, t.
which all prominent democratic leaders
IN the country shall be invited.
HeTGtd'S Philadelphia special: TIE
republican state committee held an i'm
portant meeting at the Union Republican
Club Reoma To day. 1t was the FIST
general cODelave since last winter, VIXEN
the sa ne COMMITTEES assembled in the
Continental Ho.el and started the Grant
boom. 1t was characterized by grea
buoyaney of spirit and q arge attend
ance. The meeting was held with closed
doors. John Cessns, chairman OF the
committee, in his address sail: ''In the
whole range of my experience, l never
knew so thorough an organic .tiOn. Let
tiers Of assurance are crowding in on us
from all sources, every one bespeaking a
glorious and successful fight during the
coming campaign" Loud cheering |
greeted the introduction of ex-G0v- |
ernor Jewell, chairman of the |
national republican committee. de
said: 1t Is with great pleasure L see |
the wonderful unanimity that marks the |
republican ranks at this moment. |
want to say to you that we shall have
victory that will equal our most ssnguine
expectations. de informed the commit
lee that he was distributing cash through
the state, and that it was bis intention in
two or three of the southern states to
make an aggressive mpaign. There
is a publican down there who is going
10 run ,or Co. gre.s, and have informed
him that if he has the courage TO try il
will supply him with the cash." Ex-
Sheriff Leeds, Of Philadelphia, said there
S sn impression prevailing among some
people in the state that Cameron ard
McManes are having fight there. There
5 no fight between them, and what is
more Mcclure can't make one. The two
men are working hard together, and ere
personally as close friends as two men
AN be. This brief speech was received
With an uproar of applause and seemed
o leave the committee in a more san
guine frame Of mind than ever.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-31
More of Grants Talk.

Chicago, 3O.-Governor Smith, of Wis
consin, has Just returned from an extern
ded tour 10 California, Oregon, Nevada
ard Utah, during which time he was
thres days with Gen. Grant. he says, in
an interview, that be found Grant earnest
in his republicanism, and absolutely
confident of the success Of Garfield. Ali
talk about his being ''sore" or lukewarm
is false. He reports Garfield as one of
the formost salesman of the country,
and is convinced that the business in
terests of the country demand the cleo
ton Of the republican ticket. OF Han
cock be says he believed he is and al
ways was loyal, and said as much could
not be said of ali generals who were in
trusted with important commands under
him in the army Of Potomac. In Han
cock, however, he never discovered the
faintest trace of disloyslty, either to the
commander or the country.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-31
From WrangIe Land.

San Francisco, 3O.-The Alaska Com
mercisl Compsny's steamer Dora
arrived last evening, twelve days from
Ounalasks. Her Commander reports
that the United States revAnne cutter
Thomas C0rlcfn returned to Ounalaska
from the Arctic on the Sth of July. she
has been within 140 miles of Wrangle
Land and the schooner Alaska and
several other vessels Of the whaling feet
had been seen, but Captain Hooper wa;
unable to communicate with any Of
them, owing to large quantities OF ice
The CO77D.a coaled and sailed again fol
the Arctic on the llth Of July.
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notice..

a NOTICE.
Es1CM NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
NJ 81 ~ DESIGNS
AsSS, JAIN Cameo and Ameth yst Sets
s4aSsE<9 slack and Roman Earrings. Tie
Pins, Lockets. Necklaces Finger Rings, etc,
Repairing done and work warranted
CARL g. ASMUSSEE.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
MAcKsNzIE REFoaM cauR

MACK sNZIE REFoRM Club.
II oLDs REGULAR MEETINGS EVERY
IL Monday Evening at the Emporium Hall,
st 8 o'clock The Reading Room and Library
are open to the public from q m. to 10 pm.
ALI are welcome.
JAS. F. Bradley Prest.
WIZ. 7. FOULsER, secy.
The Ladies' Temperance Union hold Monthly
Meetings on the Fourth Tuesday IL each month
at pm. Weekly Meetings every Monday even
ing st o'clock.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-31
After Victoria.

San Antonio, Texas. 20. -Grierson has
telegraph orders confirming the battle
between Col. Vale and Victoria. Ord
says the present policy of the forces of
the Mexicsns is to whip out the Indians
or submit to American troops invading
Mexico to psnish the marauders.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-31
MONETARY AND STOCKS.
New York. july 80. 1880

New YORK, July 80, 1851.
Silver bars, 11414; money easy, 2, %;
governments quiet, stocks, closing
steady; Weiern Union, 10715; ca OK
silver, 1873; Pacific, 43; Msriposa, 11&;
Wells, Fargo, log; New York
Central, 1115s; Erie. A; Panama, $50;
Union Pscifc, 9314; bonds, 1928;
Central Pacific, 7S1E; bonds, 11214;
Sutro, 12s.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-31
WHITE HOUSE HOTEL.

TEE PR0PRIETORS TAKE PLEASURE
L IN announcing TO the public that they
have remodeIled end rehtsed the Hotsl.
Inc Dining Rooms are spacious end the best
OF Meals will be served night ard day.
Single Meals, soc.
bot Lunches (as per card), zoe.
Room ana Board, $3.50 to S2 per day,
$40 to Sl2 per week.
Soaro, - per week.
The Bar has BEEN removed to the north Of
the Hotel and four Billiard Tables added for
the socommed alton Of guests, and is now
open. a. 2oDIECH & co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-31


In the matter of the Estate
of
William NJ. Tully, deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY
Y the undersigned, administrator of
the estate of William N. Tully, de-
ceased, to the creditors OF, and all per-
sons having claims against said deceased,
to exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers. within ten mopths after the
publication of this notice, to the said
administrator, at his place of business,
at the office of the Cliff House, on Main
Street, in the City and County Of Salt
Lake, Utah Territory.
SAMUEL G. EWING,
Administrator OF the Estate Of William
NJ. Tully, deceased.
Dated at Salt Lake City, Utah Terri
DRY, this first day of July, 1880. jyl
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UTAH CONTRACT COMPANY,

0fhcs no. I234l1k, First South St., Salt
Lake City. P. o. Bex 4Sl.
Undertake and execute, on tie loves.
terms and in the shortest tine, eitaer or ali
Of the work of locating, grading, bridging,
tisipz. ironing and eqnipping Stasm Horse
or other RAILWAYS; Locating and con
stIuctins wagon reads, esnals, reservoirs,
aQueduetl, dams &c. ia, ing out aud era 1lpg
streets, si1szslks, psrsde grounds snd race
tracks; e4csvstins ior bniidins found stioRs,
ceiIa.s, d ips, ets, IS well as every aad all
other kinds Of ~ork requiring the removal u
esrth, gravel cement, stone ETC., etc.
AT. DOREMUS Supt.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-31
NOTICE.

In the Probate Court in and for Salt
Lake County, Utah Territory.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-31
JOHNSON'S
HOhE.HADE MEDICINES
Rocky Mountain LiHiment, Eye
Balm, Essence of Life, Pull
monte Syrup, COnklin Salve,
ETC., etc,
THE BONESET PILLS:

They cleanse ana PURIFY Iu1 DivVV.
They remove Bilious matter rom the
Stomach,
They give appetite and assist digestion,
They quickly give relief in Dyspepsia.
They cure sick Hea5ache and Pain in the
Head.
They cure FlatuIencs and drive away In
digestion.
They cure Mountsin SID Bilious FevsrE.
They give strength es tonic and are al
Efficient cathAItic.
They act splendidly in cases Coughs
Colds, Neuralsia
They remove heaviness from the sIomacn
and cause hsalthful sleep.
They are good fol Coles, Cramp AID Rheu-
matism.
They are real Rocky Mountain Regulator
They are tie best medicine you can take,
They are purely vegetable, harmless and
active.
They ere homemade and war; sntsd to dc
you good.
They lhouId be kept at hand BY every
family.
They sell at Is cent. yer box: 80 per dOzsl.
sent by mail.
They are always kept at z. c. 81. 1. dug
Store, Salt Lake City, and ali stores gener-
ally in the territory.
Depot for JohDson's Family Medicines
So. GEORGE. UTAH NJ
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-28
PERSONAL POINTS,
Pertinent Sayings and Dolng-,

Among the attorneys from Wheeling
attending runrt this term We nnllcr JNA
u: Ewing, mdgc u IT, Cochran, j, T.
MrKpnncn. fudge q W kcunrdy,
Urnrya Davenport, A. !. Clark aud ],
l., Cochran NpandIrltr Commercial
NJ Robert Shorta, formerly Of this
city, but Who has been spending the
past two years In Iowa. has returned
snd il visiting his brother N North
Wheeling
Mrs C'E punlc,y AMI children, Who
have been here on u ylht 70 trcnih, 70
turned a. their home In 81 l.onlh, Mo,
yesterday
Nj ~. byron lIagulcy, u we'll tnuwn
Wheeling boy, nov n student oi the
Cincinnati Medical college. In In the city
IN visit b. hiA mother.
Nj Charles llurd, II New lurk, we'll
Known In this city, u registered nj tho
New Mcluu
q. W liasgz. ksQ., has boon danger
uusly III Tor the past wcch with iNpl"id
Pneumonia
Mr. and Mra u. NJ. Ern returned
,csInfduy e. their Woodlands hume.
Miss MARY Srahrlshi 1T tho South
Silo, returned yesterday from a pro
| lunErd yiait IN the hast
Ldwafd HlaN ury, ~ Went Alexander
was Ia ~. city ,sz,erlay
Mr. W. q. lice, inriueSly 1T this city.
| and recently 1T Clrrmont county, OHIO,
rc,urnrd b. Wheeling Yesterday
Judge u Morris, ul woIdHiicld, o.
was in the city, ycaterlay, and gave tie
l,ra,srEu pleasant call Tho Judge IL
al old nav spapeT man, aud has been a
| prominent Cltlicu II WoodAhsld ior
MANY yoAn.
Among the arriValsat the hlnmm were
". l.. Jingle, \. rtuttcr, Cincinnati q
4 nnllafd. J u rnyis. Elmire NJ
Hoffman, H. frs,ag. 4, y McWollcn
New Iork !. q. Morchcad, Trenton
G. |. nrown. Rayonswood; J u. uhl
low, hnston W l. nect. Pittsburgh
James Narrow Chicago II N sprague
Dayton, & GuniOn, urern sprlpg j
Eu,nel. Allegheny; 7 II, Kelley, Yves,
Liberty,
Among The la,oSt arrivals at tho Now
McluFc are tho following
W. N Gin and vile, baltimore l., ]
bradshaw, onto Muller, + G. Hoffman
" il Douglass, Il. & Gmy, OhaHos I
lluri. Il. NJ. tAururcs. NJ. Amslein
New lofk } W, Fulton, Allegheny
T.. \. Gins. riIpbuIeh, T. n. Boston
| j. G. Crawford, Jacob Cohen, rhllalcl
| phA, T. y, rcny, reonaylyanla, Mil
Harrison. piuhbutih, J, q. knight
Cleveland, w, II Gamble, Mounds
vile, ]. n. Close aud wiie aud MaAlel
ihil Chose, ~. Clairuylle w, 7 lAny
! Il. DOny, wayncshprg, Charles T.
Wells, Oloyers Gap. John :, Taylor
Detroit, II q. Hahn, hudleyi @, II
ncatlla, ~ louh; Mrs G. T.. Lavorty
| WVat Virginia
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-28

Miss MARY OIt entertained lew ut
her friends last evening NJ her iathey.
residence in Moth Wheeling The
evening Wa pleasantly spent In Socia
conversation and music Tho iAyofri
lew speak VrTy hlphly ri the ocoas'nn'
Last evening the Misses ffnw gave
little reception ~ select rnole oi th"h
ltiondr and acquaintance NJ Their resi-
denco, corner ol l.nh aud Fourteenth
streets The evening was made a most
ENJOYABLE one, aud all we're loud ~ their
ptsl.ra Misses Ida aud Molllo did all
la their power "a MAKE their friends
happy aud surrr,lod most admirably
Mi.s Annie WORK, ui Centre Whool'
ing, entertained a large number OF her
Young friends nj the ropldcnCc 81 hot
mother IaHl evening. Mayors or'h"S,
ira Was engaged inI the dancing part,
aud thu young folk. kept mos, excellent
tine a. the music until late hour this
morning. whom the Departed, all salts
t.i that tho evening was we'll spent
Yesterday Nas this twenty.nrat bhth-
LAY oi Mr. frank hiamm, son Oi Mt.
ilonry stambi, tho genial prpnne,Of oi
| tho hotel bearing his nhmo, For SOW
rTal daya past aomc ~ Franks irirnda
bnye brr,, very buny, but only favored
iow Lnew What Was gning on. las,
evening the parlora u the slamu were
buIunn,ly usR,eI and about 10 o clock
a la,yr nomh.r nj our ptnmlnent Young
Lit. b,vnn IA uout In they were re-
cs,y.i Inv Mr. AMI Mrs slamm. m Franl
Was so taken hy s,nrn that no was com
uaptlyely spesnhleAa
The youn, iolks aoun made them
.clyc. al home, and when ylowlg az.
| rrarod an th. .rene with hia suporl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-28

What the Membsrs Nay.

what the Members sa,. -
The special oommIiiss alpg.s,sa y
Couneil " lnyssllgalk Ne chssyes pie
lefr.d by wm u. Davis against ",
sweeney, !. eomposgd - siph ArslS'
Ie9e 4 d q a., ).
cnh. twill be fcmember the Second
nrahoh uinssd % snt ths ,rhsTgss 70
tho G0mwiise on Police. though ihe
flrst Ataani, mep bep III that comm it,gs
we're iehtAyn. fethapa. bQwevgt, tbs
NAaa mere coincidence But ne Tie
coInniitee hak steadily deolined 10 met
aai A. The MayYt has ~ ..esdlly decun,
I'll t1cail II, d RsoI.tgs reporter hnhled
40 hessribus 'senbss ,osSs wtplih9
night have 10 nay Ger themselves Mr.
Arkh vas the ara yiultm;' = '' Hif
Why don't YOU call sha s''1'''l
Il AN not the chslruan. and | alpl
soiay "a make myselt ronspicuoos by
aasulninE authority which have not
"hu, people oNpcet II OF you. .
Il cant hclp that; | cant Ice bull
Iufrd into H. When people hrsl said !
ought 10 call the conimlitee, sot the
Market Master and We wont ~ 500 tho
Mayor On the way NJ, ! said ~ Mite
lSlSards IL | have the authority 10
rAll this committee, You can got the
blanks aud serve The snplmonA blL
the Mayor told pe " waa hia duty, "
was 10 call the com Inlltec Jlm Sweeney
wnuld no, servrt the SUMMONS, because
be knows have NO, tho anihonty."
hut you will do your duty and
-aryef
"Scryel OtnopTaa | viii III s'Ep /"
call at any tinie ~
satisfied with Mr.. Artir, the Tepor,s,
hunted Mp Mr. Cracraft, Who yaNrpd
hnd Aald ha dld not know anything
abnut the committee, lie would NEE,
| he sail. ~hun the SIh,ntttee Nas called
lwhonvVVr that was Aiter leaving inm
however, tho reporter learned that h'
ANS dCpiIOps al being excused, ~ h'
Ma q particular friend and counsel %
the awned THIS ID rumor, and W
ctnn0t give II ~ fact
NJ Icllrann was irund nn duty nj
the lIank NJ the Ohio Valley nd wa
salutci With
"Mr lcffNrson, Why 40 you mol yal
a.. 80
that investigating eommltteoT
"nuUanAe | An not Ia chairman al,
have M authority"
"Yon are ~ much lis chairman ~ al,
body else, aud eau call u ityou chuhHe.
"iloW dp you knowF'
"Mh y, cannot YOU vet the Other mem
hers " the committnc H. meet With ynl
and otganlseI"
YES, guess ~. Hat had undrI
stood that only the Mayor could cal
that communities"
You are willing Ia server
II will 90 my duty m Councilman,
which settled u
Mr John Warehouse Haid be- va
ready and waiting aud Il II said McsarH
NJ, Adams and Eoh arc similarly aitu
Atri. 80 Why Ia tho oolnnil,ep no
callodf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-28

leaN las uash 90 haul ...H..... W"
Thla amount, be- II understood, Is ca
Elusive " auy outside donations or any
amamt cnllccled by subscription,
Tn motion ~ Mr. Owens, the cpoT,
II thu Treasurer VAS received and ap'
ptnSefi
Mr.. Mccormick offered the following
hsasI,ei, rhAt thiA committee tendern
ls heartfelt thanks 10 Meusru, i'arnrll
Nni Murdoch tOr their llalntoTcAted
rnorls la behalf OF the Peoplo ol Ireland,
anl alsu 4 cordial udnrapipent ul Their
,kNs as cNpoundel al Washington
HAL un tho evening Of the lOlh inst,
Tho resolution VAS unanimously
adopted
following
hHl,,d, That the Treasurer oi this
committee 10 nnd IA hereby directed IA
tranamiI the funds In lbs hands "a
Maynr Prince AMI Iohn boylc uitoilly
trustees 81 the Famine Rrlici Fund, Al
iustOu
Adopted
Nc. owens moved that vote nl
thanks be- rendered the pfcss tir IL
kmlly n,d aud ilR donations Nc Ken
nelly Thought ,hir entirely too aNocplhg
"A only tho RsUIsrkE. IHisii'ynrr, Mus
LsRfI aud Drahchs kptung had done
ANYTHING Hut Rttrra lengthy disfus
sl6u Nj, ovens motlnn va. Adopted
.nno one suggesting u would he hcHp
lug GOALS VI llro IN th"." Nho did ~"
ald the cause.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-28

u the evening. s,sh 'A lSelis6 Y b,ah.
right % hts subIect.
The spSAssn ws1 III men ssss II lie
G: : e; !, (: :.ssSs$!E!sIiE!S;;;; ;!l Si
!, and G4Sf nj IN S,.tNA
so%pilo.s.xsf.ASSSl%axSs
close attention and excellent ordeI, snl
congtAt uistsd the speieuse on hAyins n
cured surh unsEoeptlpnal masis,
tshicls y by the way. y.
an inprompin adAir,l alter
which Prot iiagerman pronoa ncs.i IN.
beneiicuep Ssshvp pll rsivl. yrpltlps
that tho evening had been xsIl speht,
The fenllyA reosptly held BY ne ".
L. Church was A suocess, ansD.lsliy, The
net procce,la ApVunIlps ~ sbont 30
4 very hsndso,ne and ornamental calc
was yn,ei "a the handsomc.t and most
popular young tady present. the contes,
seis brlpg Mlsscs Jennie tendls,on
Min,,ie ISEkhAtt aud Ala Moore, The
latter belna elected by a Handsome me
jodty, ]. w. Mcum,py came on, With
n trrt prise In the baby doll l.r.,.
u~n,. knowlss shn,u bs,ng ~roni
best. A splendid supper WAS ssrysi Ia
the tsss,nsnt. under tho mana nu,,nt
Il = c0mmlitc- 81 ladies. which Ad,iei
much a. the net proccc,ls The ptu
cosis ~ ~ the N l. SUNDAY schools
col ARS Camphsil hes aniscd hon.
bonn wAshihs,on, d, a., wheIe hs hss
hc"n attending the p,cc,lpp u the Ma
tlonal prppcIalie Esecuilyc Golum,I
tee. NJ xhich 10 IL a penGr Alscl
Gays, "Hnrfah TO- lilisnr
hdps sNal dlci hrlpel himself b,
rhlckens apd potatoes irm Nathaniel
M"nfo's during the u. 4, festival ON the
night Of the lDlh Inst ALru..