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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-27

MUTTON Broth SOUP for Merchants
Lunch this morning at the New NoLure
House Sample Rooms.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-27
NEw YoRK, October %.

". C. Handian, Esq.. Chairman Committee
Fire Department, Wheeling, W. Va.
DEAR SlR-Your favor of 22d with en-.
closure OF $40 received this morning.
And thank you, kind sir. for myself, my
son and the company. Further, wish
to put on record the fact, that in quarter
century's operations over widely extend.
ed field, have never experienced such
uniformly courteous treatment aaI met at
your hands; nor found corporation more
prompt and unhesitating In fulfilling It's
part Of the obligations OF contract. II
will always be a pleasure to recall our I'M
expectediy long stay in your city, and was
my son present, l am sure he would
tender you his grateful acknowledgements
for kindness on your part, neither few nor
far apart Wishing you a grand success
with your ere alarm and oil prosperity
aud happiness individually,
am, very respectfully,
j. N. GAaRwRLI,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-27

COMPLIMENT TO THE CIrY.-From Mr..
W. Q. Handlan We have obtained the fol-
lowing letter from j. N. Gamewell, Esq,
Superintendent OF the Gamewell Fire
Alarm: il. .I#stT'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-27
(b) scherEo.
lei Marcia Funebre.
20 40 (d) Allegro. '..''

II. CH0PTN-ta) NOtturne.
~ POonaise.
FfE5 l.. q (c) seherza 1F5 VQHG
- SN1ft $500 " TARA SNiHF fsf'"
(b)ImPromptu, B fat.
". LIszT.-RapsoaIe No. II.
The selection OF the programme and the
order OF arrangement Is deserving Of no.
tlce, beginning as 1t does with the great
Beethoven, followed by the abrupt and
capricious Chopin, and then again by. the
melodious Schubert and closing with List,
that Prince OF the musical world. The
playing in all Of these selections was un-
usually good, but in the rhapsodie Prof.
Hermann fairly excelled himself These
recitals should meet with the favor at the
hands OF our music lovers that their OK,
cellsnce demands, for few cities have the
pianist that we have in Prof. Hermann.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-27
Ghs gntelllqettfer,


once. Noe. 10 ana n Fourteenth street.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-09-08
4 Romance In The Hancock
FamI1y. f|.

The nomination OF General Han
cock has revived tho recollection OF q
romance IN his family, tho hero OF
which was the Generals only son,
Russell Hancock, now prosperous
cotton planter in Mlsslssippi. Seven
or eight years ago, when quite a boy,
he was living at Louisville aud had
fallen in love with young girl whose
father, having been rebel, would not
allow her to receive the addresses OF
the son OF a Yankee soldier. Young
Hancock was forbidden the house, and
tho father was preparing to take his
daughter to Europe to insure separ'
atior, The youthful pair however,
one evening met at party in Louis
vile, and by sudden agreement they
stole across the river TO Jeffersonville,
reused up preacher, were married in
the silence Of midnight, and stole
back to their dwellings. The lady
remained In her fathers house, re-
ceived young company, was seen in
society with young gentlemen escorts,
and met her husband as q mere friend
In tho presence Of others. The news
leaked out, however; the young
bride did not 60 TO Europe, and tho
pair lived at a clearinghouse in Lou.
isvllle for about a year. The marriage
was a surprise to his parents, as well
rs hers, but Russel's mother became
fond Of her, rs did also his grand
mother, Mrs. Russell, who lives in u
country home near Louisville. The
father OF the runaway girl did not be-
come rcconciled, but her mother and
sisters visited tho young bride daily
aud her husband was great iavorlte
with them from his frank aud merry
moods. The friends Of the parties all
agree that the marriage has proved q
very happy one.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-09-08
Renee aud Juliet.

Down by the river side they met
Sweet Romeo and juliet,
Her hand In his he placed and said,
"sweet Juliet, would thee we'd"
"Indeed 7" she queried, All lets goi
Oct ia this boat, OH Row me OH"
Rome Sentinel.
withln the boat with spirits light,
They chattled, meath tho moons pail
lighti
And, as the hours quickly sped,
A lunch before his love no spread,
Said hei "come, lot us eat, my peti"
Then Romeo and Juliet.
-fYaweob Strauss,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-09-08
The GuiIeIess Witness.

DO you know tho prisoner well =
asked the attorney.
Never knew him sick replied the
witness.
No levity,' said the lawyer sternly.
Now, sir, did you ever see the prison.
er at the bar z
Took many a drink with him at
at the bar
Answer my question sir, yelled the
lawyer. How long have you known
the prisoner 2
From two feet up to five feet ten
inches
will the court make the -
4 have judge, said the witness; an
ticipating the lawyer; 4 have answ-
cred the question. I knowed the
prisoner when he was boy two feet
long and man FIVE feet ten -
Your honor -
Its a fac jedge; Pm under OATH =
persisted the witness.
The lawyer arose placed both hands
on the table in front OF him, spread.
his legs apart, leaned his body over
the table, and said
will you tell the court what you
know about this case y
That amt his name,' replied the
witness.
what amt his name 2
Case.
who said it was
You did. You wanted to know
what l knew about this Case-his
names Smith,
'Yonr HONOR howled the attorney,
plucking bis beard out by the roots,
will you make this man answer''
witness, said the judge, you must
answer the questions put to you
Land o Goshen, jedge, hain't bin
doiu' it Let the blamed cuss fire
away. I'm ready
Then, said the lawyer, don't beat
about the bush any more. Yca and
this prisoner have been friends
Never promptly responded the
witness. ......
'What Wasn't you summoned
here as a friend?' t...
No, SIR I was summoned here As
Presbyterian. Nary one Of us was
ever Friends-he's an old line Baptist,
without drop Of Quaker in him.
Stand down. yelled the lawyer 10
disgust.
'Heyf'
Stand down. '' f'f'
Cant do it. III sit down or stand
up -
Sheriff, remove that man from the
box '''i''' n7s "
Witness retires, muttering :-Wel.
| if he wasn't the ck.hesdedest cuss
ever laid eyes ou.'-[Des .Moinss
Register.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-09-08

QUAKER BITTERS, . further sup
u ply j,mt received and ssllingat
CHAYlkANH NkCU 6T0hE.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-09-08
Windsor Photograph Rooms.

FIRsT.CLAss WORK GUARANTEED
OLD PICTURES copied and eniarg.d ana
finished in Ink, Water Colors, Cil. fo S.erso
.conic Views taken Of Residences Horses
nv Groups, and in fact, all kinds OF photo'
or.nh Work done satisfactory or no charge
Albums, Picture Frames. steIeoscopes,
sterso.copic Views of Windsor and vicinity,
Psssenortouts. &C., &c.. always on hand.
Also, Agent for the celebrated Esty Organ.
Having had experience in the pus,hs;s .a;;s
We trust ws shall merit 9 IoeIai Puo"'
pstfbAsBs. RS$SINv A,,,.,.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-09-08

The war department has decided to
appoint an officer from the regular
army to fill the position Of professor
of tactics at Norwich University,
made vacant by the resignation Of ex.
President Curtis. ,... -c
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-09-08

Tender wife-Say, look here! I've
got to have uew velvet skirt right
off. Got to have it. This old thing is all
worn out-actually threadbare down
the front. Brute of a husband-Just
the thing my dear. All the rage
Fashion item says velvet skirts will be
very much worn this season. Sand
paper the back of your dress and
you're setting the style.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-09-08
E P. KENDAL l. l.,
worhle and Granite Worker.

a.ve.stones, Monuments. Tablets: etc,
.tc nsnufactured to order, and at satisfactory
price. / am detetmined not to te unaersoa .. 49,
Shop on Main st., Gust South OF ,ee1 ,nS no"
p.nf;ot C,urch Windsor, Vt. wv,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-09-08

The Turks kold Constantinople !
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-09-08

Whiskey drinking never conducted
wealth into mans pocket, happiness
to his family Or respectabllity to bis
eharacter-therefore whiskey is a non
conductor, and consequently it is best
to let it alone.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-09-08
Hartland Business Cards,
U. GLIB u II 7,
Manufacturer Of and Dealerin

Manufacturer Of and Dealerin
Plows, CultiyatOrs, Cottage and
BOX Stoves, CauldrOn Kettles,
SINKS, HOLLOW wARE, ROLL bAKEhs'
Door Rollers, Door llolieI Track, Corn,
Shelters, sugar Arch, Mouths, arates aug
bars. Sap Pans, Arch Tops, Mouths fha
ReglsteIs Door serapers, Empire Stove BLACK (,
Guards aud Doors, iiedstead Castings, Gas
Castings, Blrdsnest Tuyer Irons, sleigh and
Sled Shoes, chilled and common, Cart and
Wagon Boses, Gr.mes's Improved smut " Ills,
IIowe's Standard Scales. GIBBS cylindeIfiow
Shares, llarrows, &e,
0T' Orders solicited. ~
Hartlahd, W., May |, 1871. laht
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-09-08
4O,OOC Feet

OF SEASONED SPRUCE FLOOR
BOARDS for sale D. cheap. In
ouire of F. B. Merrill, Or Chas. +.
Woodruff, Woodstock, Vt.
, 1880-02-29
AWARDED 707HE PR0pRIETORS
OLA VALUABLE INVENTION,
The Article Widely Known,
Commended d&Respected,
THE SuR6E0A.eE GENERAL Of The PRuSSlAN
ARMY DECIDES IN ITS FAVOR,
The Remarkable Statement
OF 1900 Druggists.

Seldom has article appeared which tbs sprrrg 80
quickly into universal popularity or net with SO enor-
nous public consumption ~ Beus0n'5 CApcine Pur-
ous Plaster. 1t Is b4t few years slnce that tt WAS
quite unknown. Now there ~ scarcely m Intelligent
person who is not nuare OF Its efficacy When the
tlcle fst made Its appearance people led try
for aches aui palms, because the published testimony
iii its favor was 60 unusually strong- The Surgeoa~
General Of the Prussiau Army, with other notable
medical experts had decided in their favor :. the Gem
eunial Exposition, l6 aad Jury OF physicians Just
as distinguished had concurred ia awarding the uruI
prtetpIs the Highest medal OF excellence ut tho Paris
Exposition. 1915 That they we're exhibited at a1t OF
these Exposuons Is conclusive proof TINT theY have
no connections with ordinary uostrums md patent
medicines, as such articles we're not even allowed
place there These fcts together with the expressions
OF tho press and the testimonials Of many private ply
sclnns, widely published and cond not fail to
sptre confidence in the minds Of very many that the
ucle wiz OF tlnn ordinary merit 1Ld they
tested and their vn}ue proved Then tife7 we're
recommended from nelshoor to neighbor until thalf
use spreud throughout this country and Europe. Tht
they would relieye pain with astonishing rnpidltY MA
were c1canly, convenient, and inexpensive becan1a
known in tens Of thousands OF families. It seemed
VerT reasonable tlInt romedy OF theproper kind ap-
piled as this Just In the region Of the pain,
and acting through the pores, must palm and
its clnse quicker than any medicine taken internally
could. and would prove than any liquid
medicine applied externally, because tho action OF
such remedies Is continuous thnt Of Bcnsons
Cnpclno Porous Plaster.
The last remarkable testimony to the great merit OF
these piasters IL statement which has been signed by
over 300 druggists in various parts OF the country
md Is to tho effect that they to dr,gsts} consider
similar articles, and OF the few reliable household
rotuedi0s.
, 1880-02-29
A. THRILLING TRIP.

The Suffer1nga Of n Couple Of pluclky
AdVeuturers.
New YORK, Feb. 21-Includedi in the 8sfree
list" of passengers OIL the steamship City Of
Para, which arrived from Rio Janeiro to-day,
were Herbert Burrill and Andrew g..
Coombes. These two men, at 5 D. IN. on
July 8 last, in boat nineteen feet long, four
feet beam, and two feet six inches depth
Of hold, hull built Of cypress wood and
decked over with white pl, e, and schooner
rugged, sailed from Boston to Mel
bourne, Australia, where they hoped to
obtain a fortune BY exhibiting their
boat and themselves at the Worlds Ex-
hibition. Their boat was named the Golden
Gate, and, within supply of provisions, mostly
canned meats, and three tanks Of fresh wa
ter, they hoped to reach Melbourne without
making any stops, excepting in the Straits Of
Magellan. Each Of the men stood six-hour
watches, and they succeeded very well on
their h voyage, having moae5ate , weather until
tfty-eight days from Boston, when, feeling
tired and partially exhausted, they pnt into
St Jago, wbrre they remained two days to
recruit their health and ~, replenIsl55
from from St Jaeo Sept. il, and and il Soon
afterwanl encountered stormy weather,
which continually Increased in violence.
Floods Of water which came into their boat
damaged a large portion Of the provisions,
which they were compelled to throw over
board, They worked fur several days with
out relief, and then, as their provisions were
fast becoming Short they eagerly scanned
the horizon for some friendly craft With
disappointed hopes they continued on until.
they had gpne nearly rs tar south as Cape
1u}ip,, fhnir ranpp1 Nrnyisions hpiDsr nNtjrh}y
, 1880-02-29
SUBURBAN NEWS.

LAKE VIEW
The leading event Of the pnst week in this sub
urb was the production Friday and Saturday
evenings Of the temperance cantata, st Lost and
Sn.-ea." by local talent, under the direction OF
Prof. r. Martin Townc. The entertainment
drew crowded houses Mt the Sunday school hull,
and gave general satisfaction. The leading
parts were taken by Mrs. Lottfe c. Wnstnm.
Mrs. E. J. Pierce, Misses Mary Owen, Mary A.
Dunbar, Flora D. and II. J. Andrews, Oracle
Harris, and Messrs. Towne, j. D. Davis, II. A.
Hoffman, and !" 2. Nichols. and we're very
wife, by Mrs. Wustuu. and the lone spInstor
longing for matrimonial felicity. by Miss Owen
apendins nd % few % days with Ills daughter, Mrs =.
il. Grixgs, lincoln nyenue anu ~ uunntnE street.
Mr. Fowler ca1ne to Chicago i, l&ss landing here
Tho cholern came with tho troops, and the sup
ply OF provisions in the settlement ,sas scant,
and the vessel put about and sailed With her pas-
Attempting to gcta supply at Mnckjnaw, they
found a shotgun quarantine IN force there
against Cbitmgo and only after TIE most ~ urgent
appeu4s were they abfe to obtain small guan-
tity Of bread, which was lrought OF N
Il boat and pnssed, orer. to the vessel at
the end OF long pole After tew y, 1pnta5 lni
tied in milwaukee,, being the ttlstwhite man nttcr
Solomon Juneau to locate there. Ho wns the
first Justice Of the Pen &C IN that county, with
Comprised in the Eastern District Of the State;
was the tirst Register Of Deeds, and 2, member
stitutfon of WISCONSIN. In 1853 he removed to
Rockford, in this State, where he has served
three terms us Mayor Of the eity. Mr.. Fowler
has II fund of "reminiscences Of early Chicnso
which would be Of value in making up history
OF those dnys-
:. EVANSTON.
The OssoM Society hns elected the following
CONTESTANTS FOR the essay prize ff so given BY
Mis-. Simeon Farwell: Ettn L: Smith. Dolla '.
.Teaick. Cassie n. Scott, Jessie Cnwles. Emma
Nindc. The contest will probably occur some
time in June-
The Trustees will meet for the first time In a
month next Tnesdhy evening.
The rev. 4. J. Scott will preach this morning
and evening in tho Congregational Church:
The regular services will occur IN the Netho-
a'1S Tho n Rev. G. {. Nnyes D. D. will conduct the
mornin; and evening services in the Presoyte-
ri Hhe e Hsy. George R. Pierce will preach this
,nnrrinr in the baptist Church, and give the
customary lecture this evening.
, 1880-02-29
cpULD,S TACTICS.

BURLINGTON CONSOLIDATIOS.
me stockholders Of the Chicago, Burllng-
ts W. q Quincy Railroad Company held a meet
~ s yesterday at the office Of the Company in
u',s city, in accordance with the following
~ =. oy President J. Il. Forbes:
n f1nce Is hereby given that special meeting
1n1ns 1hnockhofders OF the Chicago. Burlington l.
adlcs dex =, u Mhailroad Company will be held ut the
IT, Is q the Company in Chicago. n., OIL the 2sth
~, VI February, 1880, at II o'clock In the fore
IA " mat dar, for the purpose OF considering
il - aet2ne 1e upon contract to consolidate Win
stnt1r ~ TORN to he agreed upon, the railroad,
tan property, and franchises Of the Burling~
Eah,&. q Missouri River KaiarOad Company IN
rssso'1aska; and also to consider and net upon
nf1rssa nfnsanon Of tho Doard to increase, 1nder me
ih frtsiohs Of your charter, the cApitat STOCK or
he he tonpany to the extent thought necessary TOR
Ts,,!np purpose Of such consolidation, and Tor the
hereto. ' Wall
not1s iae meeting was called to order at the up,
!tvVsAteo time. Mr.. c. S. C0lton was elected
iin9iarn'an and AIr. j. G. Walker Secretary.
@essfs. l.. .. Goddard and F. S. Bagg were
, 1880-02-29

PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY SUFrLIEa.

PROPOSALS FOR ARMY SUrrLIEs.
oFp,cE or Punca.Sc ASp pE1oT C0AM1ss4Kr.}
.senied proposals II, dupcs..e. Win etpy Vt this
o:cioeE D. H. rncst!a5. Siareh ISL Tor In:asSin9
en ne nne Il :eh eaes.
in this city us MA! bn required. viz.:
l barrels fnrx tb,n in hest u tooperaea 4a<
packed with extra sa!t
covered With costnn cloth and paekcd with s1ss In
strong bote-. t-i,s: sip tD7.:su and 2rnnved with
rope nandlea- w*'4hx gruss n!nut So pounds.
toopei onrre.x, full head lined Or In 1om'insun's
pntens t,a1f-barre1a.
ztfu pounds rice. prime In ronnd-boupeA trtfreis,
ton aud opis,de aunuy, containing itu pounds nes
GGo pounds susas -C" in parre}. 5u1! hend lined,
ortn TomitnsSt's patent hnit-hnFfr,1;; hs. ~;
tn Tonlitnsun's patent aa!f-burrtls.
N40a' pounds Apples. dried. Alden esapofate1, IN
2pvutI *,a, r .tfSns as e'os Atfpped
;u' l~und- cheese. !. A.. 5pound cheese p:efesrad.
In xtru.,e eases, strapped
tUu ptun.ts tar, L.et quality leaf, In &*sand net
SUI p4un. cut-I.'at Sugar go pauh.l* Hr1nnaatcd
Suxus nd &Afp,ux<l* p"cfcd %u<sr n barrels fu!a
heuA ttnod ur IN fpu.iills4'n< pa!estt hst1~orses*
(siIs will e received ft the "h.'lc Or anY pnrson
nj tte ubnye a.nuunr which ure ~ bs Increased ~
decreased nny ae reiutfe 1t the time OF 'tensnS
Actual tare Mt the time of delivery Is rsqnre nlo
.t S fa1lee shlEens ~. oPtIcr. III he ,wsd.
Fsulyt NH! tu rusriyc4 subject 70 the nt'1at con
d&:it'n.. a1l! n.u>: tc accompanied " sauHlts-
N:nnE proposals .ur1hcf Information will &c !ue~
utxhutt ttn application ut this 0thee.
Tbs right 70 ro!eI: any and MI nid* 4 resesvsa
Il. I. SHALL, Aa1oe md e. T.
, 1880-02-29
ITEMS.

. ii. i: E.. r,rrxxo
/, 81. -
commencing To-Day, me nfght-train, Of the
EuN.ako' ~ nlnwaukee q o. Paul Will leave
tnis clIy Tor MaWauKee, Madison, Prairie du
Ci1ien, and points In Iowa and Dakota every
evening ct 0 p, H.. except SATURDAYS ::
Through sleepine-car will be attached ~ IL .
ttain. All other tfalns leave as per Tine
table in another column.
:rry. ri; xr;,,.,.,
way has established the following new ratas
~ 4so!t,,ult nnief, y. IL on freight
70 ana from black Hills, Idaho, and Moll~
tana7 taking effect March l, 1880: Merchan-
disc (withont classification. 20 cents ner i'm
ponn1s, 1urs, dry hides, and wool, Cd cents
peI W. pounds; buffalo robes and common.
shans, ~ cents; ore and bullion, carloads, SO
Scehts;
4 tobacco-train of sixteen cars joft Nav
York by the Creat Westor1, n;s,otnf'
Wednesday: Feb. n5. af n,c}ncE ~. 70 -,
other train of eigbt cars lift Phfp.,einhia IT
the same lime and folnei tia New Ynr{, trui,,
at Wayerly. n1akinv train ~ tce11t1,.fo11r ,tr
cars Of tobacco. If arr,red rera iost ovnn-
ing at $50, making the rim In thn "xtrHnr-
dinarY time Of seVentl-t,vo htmrs and tift1,
minutes. The tohacnn .s cnnei"naf1 f. y Rf;}.
waukee bonse and NJ their ronnasf tha ~ +r,,, -
will lay over here untii this morninp u ut ia q
n'clocLr .rhar IL viii nv, Porr,,ori ~ VIII,
, 1880-02-29
DAMAGES CLAIMED,

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2s.-The Phtladel-
phia & Reading Railroad Company has
brought suit against the Internal Revenue
Collectors and Deputies, claiming damages
for the seizure Of engines for security TOR
nayauent Of the Government tax claimed TO
te due upon the wages scrip issued by tne
road to employees. ~.
, 1880-02-29
NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA & sT.
LOUIS. =.

IOUIS. :
NAsHvn1E, Tenn, Feb es.-The Board Of
Directors of tue Nashville, Chattanooga s.
St Louis Railway met to-day and appointed
President Cole and Directors 1ipscollb and
Wilson a committee to sell the St. Louis,
Southeastern, Owensb3ro 6 Nashville Roads.
Newconlb held the resignation Of four Of the
Directors of the Nashville, .Chattanoosa u
St. Louis Railway, and had proposed TO pre-
sent then, and ask that four of his Directors
be appointed in their; places;; He was in
formed that this could not be done, the char
Ter Of the Nashville. Chattanoog ga i st:
Louis Railway requiring that to become q
Director person must be bona-fltie stock cl :.
shares. which he shall haze held st least
three months previous to al election. !.
NoB11.r:, Ala, Feb. 2s.-Ti1e Louisville &
Nashville Railroad will take charge OF the
Mobile d. Montgomery Railroad Monuay.
, 1880-02-29

Lawrence &; Western Railway against the
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe, also an ac-
counting for the receipts and profits Of the
use OF the road OF the St. Louis, Lawrence
& Western between this point and pleos,ut
Hill, Mo. The road was sold in 1870: and lie
Santa Re Company have been Operating X
since that time as part Of their Ka1,sas fitv
line The st. Louis, Lawrence g. Western
claims tho sale was illegal and void. =!
, 1880-02-29
GALENA d. SOUTHERN WISCONSIN
Special Dispatch to The Chicago 7rfb1ne-
%rAr0< r. KTESW1CK.

ATLANTA, Ga, Feb. 2s.-Goy* Co11nitt to-
'dav closed the sale of the Macon l. Bruins
,v;c1, Railroad to q company OF Georgia and
New York gentlemen, backed by R. 7. VII
son l. Co., of the latter city, fer 81 ,l5,o@.
Tie C conditions OF, the sale require the COM
pietion Of the road at once from Macon 10
Atlanta
, 1880-02-29

No change in rites on any other articles.
Bran, mill feed, oatmeal and other articles IN
grain class are not included i'll the above rrdluc-
ton There will bc reduction Of . cents on
these articles TO take effect March 5, 1880.
, 1880-02-29

Ladies' who usa Browns Canphorated Sapona-
ceous nenttfrfce will not give it up. lncom-
parably beautiful teetu are the result.-$o cents
, 1880-02-29
SAFE RESISTED.

I.Awnrxt1s. Kan, Feb. aS.-Action in the
ejectment suit, commenced III 'nh Dlstle' .es
Court Of Douglas County by Tue st. LOUIS
, 1880-02-29

The General Freight Agents of the roads
leading East from this city held meeting
yesterday morning to establish new tariff
in accordance with the reductions in grain
and flour rates decided upon at the meeting
of High Joints, and to give notice to the
shippers. The following notice to shippers
was issued: "
The following rntes will take effect from Chi
cago, Monday, March ]. 1850: