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Uncle Robinson's Bakery

Uncle RobinsOn's Bakery
Supplies Fresh Bread, Fresh Cakes.
Fresh Rusk, Fresh Biscuit, Fresh Buns,
Fresh Sandwiches, Fresh Pies of vari-
ous kinda baked every day.
There will also be found at his stand
Ice Cold Lemonade, Soda Water and
Ice Cream always on hand. Prices
moderate. ..rt
Ice Cream Parlor over A. NJ. Fitch's
clothing store open every night.
r. J. ROBINSON,
Houses and lots for sale, houses and
lots to rent in the village, farms for sale
I'm Kansas, rents collected, etc.
r. J. ROBINSON,
Real Est ate Agent.
Office ut his store on Liberty Street.
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A Strange People.

Do you know that there are strange
people in our community, we say
strange because they seem to prefer to
suffer and pass their days miserably,
made So by dyspepsia and liver COM
plant, indigestion, constipation and
general debility, when Shiloh's Vitali-
Ter is guaranteed to cure them. Sold
by Everett s. Starr. I'd.
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Five Hundred Thousand strong.

Five Hundred Thousand Strong.
In the past few months there has
been more than soc, 900 bottles of Shi-
loh's Cure sold. Out of the vast mum.
Der of people who haye used 1t, more
than 1000 cases Of consumption have
been cured. All coughs, Group, asth-
ma and bronchitis yield at once, hence
it is that everybody speaks in its praise.
To those who have not used it, let us
say, il you have cough, or your child
the Group, and you value life, don't fall
to try it. For lame back, side or chest,
use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Sold by
your druggist, Everett & Starr.
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Coal Yard.

Having bought the coal yard and bust.
ness of w. ii. Fisher & Co., 1 take this
method Of informing the citizens Of
Wellington and vicinity. that shall
keep on. hand and furnish to order ali
varieties and qualities of hard aud soft
coal, at the lowest living prices. AL
orders given me will be promptly and
satisfactorily filed. b.. -, .r
37-tf CHAs. E. SUTLIFF.
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, tetter
chappcd hands, chilblains, corns, and
all kinds of skin eruptions. This saive
is guaranteed to give perfct satisfaction
in every case or money refunded.
Price % cents per box. For sale by
j. w. Houghton. ii- --E
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Wakametkla, the 1edintno Han
Nothing has been added to the medicine md
nothing has been taken away. Il 70 without doubt
the BEsr PuRIrIER Of the BLOOD and R1Nlwn q
tbs SYsrEN ever known TO man. -9Ff
This syrup possesses varied psopsEtisa rt
II acts upon the Liver.
Nc acts upon tho Kidneys.
II regulates the Bowels. .s -
I'd suriaes the Hood. -- - ...s-
IL quiets the Nervous Systenas
IL promotes D1gestion. go s,...-s,l
It N0urishes, Strengthens and InV19s
ie carries or the old blood ana makes
New. .s --..- 80
Il opens the pores OF tho skin. ana
induces Healthy Persplratlon. =
II neutralizes the hereditary taint or poison n
the blood, which generates Serofula ESyspelas, and
all manner OF skin diseaaes and internal humogo.
Where arc no spirits employed in its manufacture
snd 1t can be taken by the most delicate bobe, a
a}testioa to diSActons.
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I Haya Found IT.!

by attaching q bakery to my other
business I can at all times furnish my
customers not only with provisions and
groceries, but with good bread, cakes,
pics, and everything necessary to fur
nish the table for the family, and rs a
consequence my trade has been better
than any former year. a trial of my
goods is respectfully invited.
Il. ROBINSON.
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An Ordinance,

Authorizing The Wheeling & Lake Eric Railroad
Company to occupy certain streets Of the Village Of
wellington.
SEC. I.-Be IT ordained by the Connci Of the Incor
porated Village Of Wellington that The wheeling
Lake Erie Railroad Company is authorized and en-
powered 10 locate grade construct and opcrs tc It's
railroad through along upon. and across the several
public streets. lanes. avenues and other public
grounds of said Incorporated Village of Wellington.
which the railroad OF the said The Wheeling
Lake Erie Railroad Company. may be located upon
the following described several lines through the said
Incorporated Village of Wellington. to wit: beginning
in the public highway known AZ the Penheld road at
or near the bridge over Wellington Greek. thence I'm
cuTvslnear line the lands of B. J.. Clifford, &.
Benedict. r. 4. Horr, and others crossing Barker
and Clay streets near their intersection, and the
Cleveland. Columbia Cincinnati & Indianapolis Rail-
road near the iron foundry Of Bennett Brhers, to
Kelly rreet thence south-westeriy along the SOUTH
eastery half of Kelly street. crossing Liberty street.
running parallel to The Cleveland, Columbus. Cincn-
natl & Indianapolis Railroad to and across Magyar
street. crossing Bennett and Mn strests through the
land Of j. s. Case to the Western line Of said Incor
porated Village Also beginning at The Intersection Of
Dewolf street with the Cleveland. Columbus, Cincn
natl indianapolis Railroad, thence westerly through
and along John street. and the lands Of D. J..
johns and j. s. Case to the said western boundary Of
said Village. Also beginning at point the south
boundary OF said Village, following curyaiinear line
in north westerly course across the lands Of e.. K
Laundon. George Fisher, Fftch's hers and Heminway
and Others Magyar and Liberty Streets to the
west boundary of the Corporation north Of Liberty
street.
SEC. 1.-The said The Wheeling 4 Lake Erie Rail-
road Company IL hereby authorized and empowered to
grade. construct and operate its railway through and
across said public which the Aforesaid de-
scribed n- pass. such portions of said lines
may 10 Its judgment be necessary for continuous
line Of railroad, together with the necessary side
tracks and for the transaction Of Its business in
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-09-02

From and amer this date al notices OF entertain
neats md estsprises Of every kind which have for
their osJecf ne making Of money. Vim be charged
for At regular local rstes Compalneatsy tickets VII
not b. acsepscl in payment for savertsng. 0eitua-
nv and marriage nosess m III local notiees which
are purely nevs matter WIN Be, heretofore. puh-
tshed free. - 1FG - :.
RATE FoR LOCAL NOTICES:
First Inssrtisn, fBrsis, 10 CT. s.pr rxAAs
Second JCtA pr Line
Obituary nosices over rs iiaes fn length. WIN be
charged at rate Of cents ins for TIE excess.
II the locals srs long. run several weeks without
change Q rsducx1on win be givea fro0 these rafes-
J.W. aOU0HTON.
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Directory.
TowSsIEskSSa41MHhssl Wis Sa41MHhsslss}55ss S}5 JEEs1fGR EHFfR

TowSsTEEsSAMSS SaASMHss}5ss S5 yYsTsSREs DATE
BriRhton-A. o. Johnsou. October 3ssh, 1881.
ID n Hall. November nh. 1881.
Cariisle-W- c. Sutlin. April ljeh lesS 80,
Elbert HartnR. April 18Th. ieeN
CamdenoJ. b. flckenger. April ekA. 1slsl.
ID. C. Gibson. April IN, le6NLs
ElyrfA-Wm. H. Tucker. April losA, lees7
John H. faxou. Apgfl l7th. 1se4
c. II. DoolittLe. April 18th 1858
Grafeon-Robere y. Newton, April l6th- le61L
John R JonesI October 18th, leln
Hunsfngton-E-F =. Cuapaanne April 18Th, lek9-
J. T. Haskell, April l3th. 1sec-
LaGrange-L- l. Crane. April D1th Iee9-
J. II. Brown. April lIh, lsen.
PcnAeld-Geo. II. Norton. April 81. 1871.
Richard PeeeaL Apr0 l9sh, lsna
Roshesesr-N- Phclp2 zpRn l9Eh, Ise<2
". n Cfa1dal1. April I0th. 16Ea.
Russfa-WuliAm p. Harris. April osh, logl.
Inward Henry, Apr1l ISth le5SL
WSIlfngton-R. Is. UoodWfn, October I1xh, 1880.
Nos qualified. O.
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Advertised Letters.

List of letters remaining unclaimed
in Wellington P. o., for the week end.
ing August 2S, 1880:
Miss Flora Brown, ]. McCabe, w. w.
Webster.
When calling for the above please
say Advertised"
J. T. OGDEN. T. N.
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A Sunday School institute

Will be held in the NJ. E. Church at
East Clarksfeld, Wednesday, Sept. 10,
1880, commencing at 10 o'clock A. M. A
choice programme has been arranged
and q cordial Invitation is extended to
all. .st.. r,. 4. f4-,-
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Human Hair Goods .

Ladies will consult their interests by
examining my Hair Goods before maxi
ing their purchases. You can get beau
tiful Curls by the single curl or in
clusters, at Mrs. E. 2. Baird's. yelling
ton, o. f.. .- .s-..-..... E..
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aud Departnro Of Mails
HACK LNEa

HACK LIMA
Oberlin Arrive Tuesday, Thursday and saturday
Pittsaeid. asa n Leave st r. n
sr.Shsea Arrive daily Z. 70 4 a n. Leave as
ssIiivan day Is n. 4 Leave Tu-siay. Thur
Polk, day and SATURDAY ~ $50 A. NJ
sSeneer:. }Arrivc Tuesday. Thursday and s..ur-
Homerviie, day ss II A. H. Leave st I +. n
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Another Sufferer.

- MANSFIELD. Richland Co., o..
Dear Siy-Having used your I n d q n
Blood Syrup with very beneficial results,
can recommend it to be . hEst-ciass remedy. n.
- -...,..........-.. - a. MORROW.
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For Asthma.

80, ~ MANSFIELD, Richland Co., o.
Dear Sir II was troubled for long time
with Asthma and Lung Disease, and after tax
ing your valuable Indian Blood Syrup
WAS greatly relieved.
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Church Directory.

DISCIPLE CHURCH.-eervieee every ss6essh q
IO:9O A. II and I:Oo r. ~. sabbath School at u
i. Prayer Heetin9 % THURSDAY evenfnsss J. b.
knowles, pastor. ---l.
ONGREGATIONAL CHURCH = Services every
sabbath a lO:So A. r.. and 7:Or p. n. Sab6Axh
school at Il u. Prayer Meeting on Thursday even
ing3- J. A DAILY. pestor.
METHODIST EFIHDPAL CHURCH--ssrvtces ey-
cry sabbath Is iOyD A. y and 7:So =. n eAbnath
inks- n. s AlbglRfsk pastoe.- - a4- .---a Ea
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aX;J13;5Ey EyaEYaaSE7 E7:ISys
FACTS WORTH KNOWING.

Ginger, Euchu, Mandrake, 6tillinsia and
Imeny other Of tho bsst medicines known arc 20
kskiIlfully combined in PARxHa's GIsoEB 1oHIc
o. 20 make it the greatest Blood puriesr nd
ne Dest DeaItk ana Strength 1sstsrsR
! Ever Use1. a-
| So perfect u the composttaou OF PAnxK1's
IGrsosn ToNIo that no disease can long. exist
where z Il used. {oa have p3seeysss nsed-
kes Liver D;.erd.r. Or 4 - need . md sti%, az,
kicine for you, a IL is highly curative and In
lyi9oratinS but never intoxicating.
| II you arc slowly wasting away With Cos:
isumptioa or any scAmess, n yoa have . e.iaffi
lcouoh or Q bad Cold, PARKK1S GDox1 IoHtc
SWiIl surely help you. II gives new HE and
fvigor to the feeble and aged, and is . certain
Scure for nhoums4ism und Cholera oathstsa.
SIt Has Saved HundreAs Of Llves3 u Hay,
p Savo rours.
II you are feeling miserable don't wait until
Syou are down sick, but use tho ToNlc today.
fNo matter what your disease or symptoms may
Ibe it will give prompt relief.
I Remember PAzKKR's 0rNoEn ToE1C Il not
Ia rum drink but the Best and Pseest Family
kMsdicine ever made, compounded BY : new,
kprocess, and entirely different from Bitters.,
Einger preparations and all other Toaics. Try,
IA 36c. bottle. Your druggist can supply you
4
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WANTEDEAgents for the Life Of Gen. Gar
w field, by Hon. A. G. Riddle; the standard
work. TYLER & CO., CD State st., Chicago,
Illinois. 4S4
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An .A.. !. !. Rooomm.ndod 10 Be-.

'iS f~,r. q MANSFIELD, Richland Co, O. r.
DearSI:-Ihave used your reliable Indian
RlOOd Syrulp and found It to be Just As rcc>
om,ncndcd. 1t Cured me of Lung Affections
10" s.s HENRY WEATHERBY.
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Droop,,ssy,; Cured.

ii& r.-.t.s.s : iiELIkvILIE, iGchiand Co., O.
Dear .Sir:--Ahout ive years ago suffered
from Dropsy, and deeply-scttled Consumptive
Cough accssr,,anicd with Sick Headache. Your
Indian RiCod Syrup cured me, and saved
me scores of dollars.
IT III Mss. MARTHA REID.
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2 |e9f I1AADE RAhK.I
The Bet Remedy Knowa to Han !

DR.. Clark johnson having nssociatcd himself
. slave to Wakamctkia, tho medicine man OF the
Comanchos, is now prepared TO lcud his aid in the
The experience Of Mr. Eastman being similar %
that OF Mrs. Chas Jones and son, of Washington
Co., Iowa, an account OF whore srfferincs were
thrlingly narrated in The Nec lork Herald OF Dee.
18th. 1878, the facts Of which arc 20 widely
known, and - nearly parallel that sut little men
hers.r They are, however, published In neat VOL
eme or $40 pages, entitlei Seven and lI:ie Years
mention viii be made hereafter. Sunee II to sa,S
that for sever,a years, Mr. La.:naa, while q cap
barks, herbs and berries OF which Wakamet<laS
medicine was made, and is still prepared to pro.
vide the SANE materials for the srcccs<ful intro.
ductioa Of the medicine 70 the world: and sscir.S
the public that t.,S remcdy IL ths sama nov
when Tak.-aet--.I colnpc.ied linn 70 Maks n {
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pARkER's HAIR sALsAM

The Best and Host Economical Hair Dressing
esauisiiely pcrfumcd and perfectly harmless. \
VIII Always Restore Gray or Padsd Hair :.
"A its original youthful color and appeaance. and q
warranted to sop It's filling. assist It's growth and
few Applications Of the BAtsAn yin soften ths
hair. cicapse an dands,n and cure ifching and hu.
mosxs offha sczip. Sold hy ~ duSgisssaker% SaAeb
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-09-02

Fall Clothing has arrived. You can
find forty-seven different varieties st
Fttch's. ranging from Three Dollar
Suit to the finest Diagonal.
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r.,v., cov,uloSu<s
Disease Of the Lungs and Liver.

2. :. s=a MANSFIELD, Richland Co., y.
Dear .S,r.--I have used your excellent In.
dian Blood Syrup for Diseases of the
Lungs and Liver, and have received such bene-
mt from il that would not be without the med.
icinc for ten times its cost.
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Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia.

..--S -..4 -, BLrFFToN, Alien CO.. O..
Deor SRI was afflicted with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint for ten years, and short trial
of your lGdium Blood Syrap has given
me more relief than all the doctors treatment
Ihave received during that time.
DIE $50 T. WILLIAMS.
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"A Coed Blood Purifier.

= KrxnY, wyandotte Co., O.
Dear Sfy:I have used your excellent I'm.
dian Blood syrup. for Impure Blood, and
have been much ben46tted thereby. can also
say that for Loss Of Appetitc il has no equal.
~ H''t REBHCcA KIRBY.
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Just call and examine the nice cloths
that Fitch has tabled for the Fall Trade.
His cutter will give you just the right
kind Of q 1t.
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Can find, . full assortment Of schoo
Suits. of the latest patterns.
rs--E Ar FITca's.
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Sure Cure for Liver Complaint.

SuT0 Cuce TOT I1iver COMp1oaAts
@h'tt' BELLEvILLE. Richland Co., q. Z
Dear Sr--This is to certify thar 1 have used
your Indian BLOOD Syrup for Derange-
is1ent of the Liver and BLOOD, and it effectually
cured me. 80 -
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Divorce Notice.

TIE naa sTA5s 5sSs q I' The cis rs.. q c'"n''
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The nicest lot Of Gents Neckties and
scarfs We ever saw. just received
s 2ay Ar FrrcH's.

II you want good Trunk or Satchel,
you viii hnd II
Ar FrrcH's.
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Edwin Eastman in Indian Costume.
ssvxx AND Nrx YEARS AMONG TIE conANcHEs
being a simple statement Of the horrible fscts
connected With the sad massacre Of helpless
a. family. and the captivity. tortures and ultimate
Tue inctdents Of the massacre, briefly narrated.
T ~ Hass%sn. beng as1 Almost eonstany at tho
West, engaged In gathering and curing the mateft-
ais Of which tho medicine Is composed, the solo
and the remedy has been called. and is known -
af.7la Or. Clark Johnson's
INDIAN BLOOD PURIFIER.
Price Of Large Bottles 0.00
Fries 4 small Bottles 30
have been cured by Tho use Of DIR. Clark Johnsona
Indian Blood Syrup. In your own vicinity. i.eaa
Testimonials of Cures. aa'~h
isF a"t HrGr
at sriF1s- o.'i tia,f-r ItiZi..5us.fs s.
A Very Excellent Medicine.
tHi- fas-9 CLEvELAND, Cuyahoga Co., O.
DeaS .SSr.-Being troubled with Pain in the
Back and Kidneys, and scalding Of the Urine,k
Commenced using the great Indian mlC00
syrup, which has given me great relief
can recommend II as very yairaSiS rsmSSy.i s.
-iia7zL Liver Complaint. ~. .hl7s
s''sta'i NoswArx, Huron Co., o.
Dear Sir.ABeing troubled with Liver Com.
plaint, I tried numerous remedies without re-
lief. At last Twas induced 10 try your Indian
Hood syrup, short tIiai OF wnish ,s.a eufsa
among my friends, and can, therefore, reeom-
mendi. =. ,,,rrf
nss.,,. ~ 4h. I.uuvu and I.iver.
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MILTON n ArLl Piaintin.
AgAinSt
All CT E. MAuLR, Dcfeu0ant-
The defendant win take notice that the above nam
ed plaintiff dled his petition against her In the clerks
ONCE said the 2ssh day Of August, A. d.
praying for divorce. Said petition charges the
said defendant with wifni absence for three years
last past also for gross neglect Of duty during
the tfe said petition win be for hearing at the
next term a raid court.
~ WI. HERRICK,
SOC ~ Attor.ey for PiatntiH
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18
PERSONAL

Mr. Robinson is now sitting under his own vine
and Il gtree at Elmra in unofficial oblivion.
The young daughter of Mr.. George II. Pendleton
l. one OF the few ladies who IN this age cultivate
the charming old fashion of harp-playing
Judge Poland theoretically contradcts the story
that he was one OF party OF gentlemen who
called on Mr. Dickens in Washington and was rudely
treated by that British author
President Hayes will entertain at dinner tO-moI-
row Secretary Evarts, Mr.. Fish, ChiefJustice Waite
and the Trustees of the Peabody Educational Fund.
which body meets in Washington to-day
Dr. Enos Lowe, the founder of Omaha. and the
gentleman who directed the survey of the first town
site. has Just died in that city. Only one of his
companions in that pioneer excursion now lives
Mr.. Ruskin has just sent from England to Walt
Whitman, at Camden. for five complete sets of
"Ieayes of Grass aud 1.-Two Rivulets." Mr..
RuslIn in u letter says the reason those books ex-
cite such furious criticism is, They are deadly
true-in the sense of rIteS-agalnst all our deadeSt
SINS"
Mr.. Ko-Kun-Hua the Chinese professor at Har-
ward is mentioned rs being very fond Of society,
INC to many private entertainments IN Boston and
Cambridge. and apparently enjoying them ALL Pos
sibly he is preparing to write book in spider
tracks on the manners and customs of the Ameri-
cans
OF Bishop Simpson an old inhabitant of his native
ploce. Cadz, Ohio. says that he was an Overgrown,
awkward and tmId boy, very sensitive rs to his
personal appearance. but manly, and hard student
He lived apart from his schoolmates, and spending
most of his time in reading and thinking, was con-
sidered uugenial and not companonablc. But when
be was twenty-five and LETT Cadiz his Old lssOci
ates came to conclusion that their judgment was
mistaken.
Mrs Watts Anna Mary HowitD tells in new edi-
tion of her Art Student in Munich of talk which
she had with Kaulbach shortly before the artist
died. "Thcy spoke" says the London correspond
ont If The Cowant of Hart ord. " of the old times
,yhcr she was working in his studio. All = said
va master in those days | was ambi-
Hn,s was sick with ambition. have now gained
aII Thar / strove after, and l have found it
nothing
LONDON. Feb. 1.-THE London correspondent OF
JIe Manchester Guardian says he learns that MI'
Beniamrn Moran, American Minister to Portugal
IL IN very helpless condition In consequence of q
paralytic trOe time ago. and that IL Is feared
he must abandon his post
OTTAWA Ont, Feb. 17.-Lord Grosvenor and Dr.
Balding, who have been guests at Rideau Hall for
some time, left tonight for England. via Niagara
Falls.... Senator Mcpherson is better to-day but
is not out of danger. Princess Louise was able to
ride out to-day.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18
"vOONSHIYTNGo IN GEORGIA.

There appear to be differences Of opinion
os to whether illicit dstillIng is carried on in
Northern Ge0rgia. The belief that ii is 80 far
nreyails IN the Treasury Department that Off
GERS of the Internal Revenue Bureau in that
State have been instructed TO make raiding ex-
pedjtions in that region for the purpose of
breaking il up and have done so, with results,
as II is claimed in some quarters, that are not
at all adequate to the expense incurred. Within
q few days The Herald has published n letter
from a correspondent who accompanied one of
these raiding expeditions, which goes far TO
nroye the correctness Of the view taken by the
Treasury Department, and to demonstrate the
necessity for the resort to an armed force TO
compcl obedience to the revenue laws This
correspondcnt says he has frequently heard
that the "mOonshiners " have offered a re-
ward of $500 for the Deputy Collectors
head. and he has "bcen present when cow
''aIdly attempts were made to take not only
"h his life. but also the lives of the men who
"arc attending him. lie says that in Ra-
bun County only small minority of
fhe people are in sentiment opposed TO il
licit disilling, and that those dare not express
their sentiments openly for fear the "moon-
sinners" would burn their houses over their
heads and drive them from the county. An
account is given of raid by the revenue
officers which resulted in the seizure of
three stills and capture of two "moon-
" sinners" caught in the act of illicit
distilIing. But the raiding party was am
buscaded, bushwhacked and fired upon at
almost every step in the expedition, and upon
their return from the mountains defiant
message was received from party who said
they were running ten Illicit stills, and re-
ouested the officer TO send force after them,
as they wanted to kill his men and keep their
horses.
But Governor Colquitt of that State is said
to have sept PrAsident Hayes q letter not long
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.

BROOKLYN PHILHARMONIC CONCERT.
The concert of the Brooklyn Philharmonic Society
was highly successful last night, the execution of
the programme being in most respects excellent,
and the demeanor Of the audience marked by that
cordial and friendly spirit which pleasantly dis
tinGulshes the entertainments of the Brooklyn So
ciety The programme opened with an Adagio and
Fugue of Mozarts, arranged for the string orches-
ira 1t is the last of MOzarFs string quartets lin
minor) and the fugue is also known piece for tive
pianos, that being. indeed. Its original form. and
its use IN the quartet an afterthought. Raised
to the full power of the band it has an admirable
affect. and 1t served last night as happy intro