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The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1880-07-17
William H. Evar.s.

A professional scribe has been making
a personal sketch for Western news
paper of William NJ. Evarts, secretary
of state. Notwithstanding Mr.. Evarts'
remarkable thinness, he is said to have
extraordinary vigor and endurance.
No member of his profession is capable
of greater and more continuous work.
He seems to be composed of will and
steel; he is never i'll; he never shows
signs of fatigue; and yet the amount of
labor daily performed by him is pro-
digious. An instance of this is given in
the Beecher trial, which lasted for
months, and wore out all the lawyers
and judges except Evarts, who attended
court every day, and at the close of the
celebrated case addressed the jury for
eight days without appearing any the
worse for it. The secret of his health
and elasticity lies in his calmness and
GOODNESS. He does not waste himself;
he understands the science of adapting
means to ends; he does not fret or fuss.
LIZ C<ShSo OASOIlCAU SQtC Vi h1AoCll'
When he works he works, and when he
rests he rests. He enjoys the pleasures
of the table, and lays solid bar of sleep
between the days.
Besides being lawyer and statesman,
he has a rare talent tor soci ETY., being
distinguished as host. His CONVEX
sation is easy and brilliant, full of humor,
geniality, wit, sentime emit, and fine
touches of art that shine like nature
His house in town is old fashioned,
spacious, comfortable, Astounding in
pictures, engravings, books, bronzes,
bric-a-brac, and his country seat. at
Windsor, VT, is delightful, with its 200
acres of highly-improved grounds and
ample facilities for the enterts inment of
many guests. As an after-dinner
speaker, Evarts has few equals even in
this land of natural orators. He is
wise, witty, learned, and eloquent by
turns, much of his charm depending on
his variety. Professor Tyndall and
other Englishmen who have been at
table with him have expressed their ad-
miration for a talent compa :atively rare
in their own country. Evart's profess
sional income is estimated at $75 900 to
800, OOO year-it has been as great as
$3.50, OOO-but he is not, in New York
sense, rich, owing to his liberal mode
Of living and his large family, consisting
of twelve or thirteen children. Hell the
head of the noted firm of Evarts, South
mayd & Choate, of Wal street, New
York, consisting of ten or twelve part
ners, and many of the most prominent
bankers and merchants in the city are
among his clients. His fees are among
the largest in the country, $4,000 to
$50, 900 not being unusual. He is now
about sixty-two years old, though he
docs not appear above fifty, and he is
as alert as he was at forty.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1880-07-17

The empire of Austria is composed TO-
day of the following countries, all of
which have at some time enjoyed cor
porate existence: Archduchy of Aus
tria, duchy of Salzburg, duchy of Syria,
principally of the Tyrol, Trent and the
Trentine, kingdom of Bohemia, Mar
gravate of Moravia, duchy of Silesia,
kingdom of Gallicia and Lodomeria,
kingdom of Illyria, kingdom of Dalma-
tia, republic of Ragusa, Bocche di Cat
taro and the Primorie, kingdom of
Crotia and Slavonia, the Military Con-
fines, the Voivodina and Banat, kingdom
of Hungary proper. principality of
Pennsylvania, Sandjaks of Bosnia, Her
zegovina and Novi-Bazar (Raschia).
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1880-07-17
Vegetine
Purifies the Blood, Renovates end
lnyigorates the Whole System.
IT'S MEDICINAL PROPERTIES ARE
Alternative, Tonic, Solvent
and Diuretic.

TIaE-IFx made exclusively from The tu!ccs OF care
fully selected barks roots and herbs and strongly CON
eentrated that will eeetuay eradicate from the system
TItmors. Cancer, Cancerous Humof, Esry-
sipcias, Salt Isheum, Syphtlftic Diseases,
Canker, Eaintness at the stomach. and all
diseases that arise from impure blood. Sciatica,
InGammatory and Chronic Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Geut and Spinal Complaints. can
only be eiiectualy cured through the blood.
Fer Ulcers and Eruptlve Diseases OF the
Skin, Pastulcs, Pimples, Blotches, Boils,
letter, Scaldhcad and KinGworm, vEGxrINx
has never failed 10 effect permanent cure.
For Pains I'm the Back, Kidney Com
plants, Dropsy, Female Weakness, Leu
cOrrhua. arising from internal liberation, and
acts directly upon the CT these complaints In
vgoraes and strengthens the whole SYSTEM acts upon the
seetve organs alays Inflammation cures liberation and
regulates the bowels
For Caterrh. Dyspepsia. Habitual Co.'S
tiveness, PaIpitation OF the Heart, Head
ache, Piles, Nervousness, and General
Prostration OF tho Nervous System, no
medicine has given such perfect satisfaction as the
VEGETIsE- It purhes the blood, cleanses all OF The
organs possesses controlling power the nervous
system.
induced many physicians and apothecaries whom we
know TO prescribe and use 1t in their own families
In fact VEGEsE the best remedy yet discovered for
the above diseases, and is the only reliable RLOOD
PURIFIER yet placed before the public
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1880-07-17
Great Praise.

Albert G. Mann, OF Cottage Home, ILL.,, says:
" / have been Frustrated for three or more
years with Kidney Disease, at times / was not
able to put on my boots, my wife has often
pulled them on Tor me. was not so bad as
that al the time, but l never knew what it
was to be without pain in my back until l
commenced using Hunts Remedy. Since 1
commenced to take Hunts Remedy have
been free from all pain, and take pleasure in
saying that it is the best medicine that ever
knew for Kidney and Liver Diseases" Trial
size Is cents.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1880-07-17
Western and Southern States.

During fire at the dwelling of man
named Turnrose near Franconia, Mimi, two
OF his children-grls aged three and eleven
years. were burned to death and another
daughter OF seventeen received probably fatal
burns.
General Grant is on a visit to Colorado and
banquet was rendered him the other night
at Denver.
The South Carolina Republican State con-
vention, in session at Raleigh, nominated a
ticket headed by Ralph P. Buxton for gov
ernor.
The town OF Van Meter, Ia, was submerged
to the depth of over three feet by water
spo1t. Several buildings were demolished
and considerable damage was done to crops in
the surrounding country.
Chicago has made arrangements to receive
$4,000 knights and IL, 900 ladies at the trlen-
nal conclave of the KING hit templars in August.
One hundred thousand other visitors are also
expected.
Armour & Co., Chicago firm Of pork
packers, have been engaged in an immense
speculation in pork. The firm began buying
pork as far back as December. Their cash
purchases amount to 165, eco barrels, and tor
August, September and October delivery
about 250, 900 barrels. They began buying to
hold when pork was out at $40 to $1,000, and
the other day it closed at $10.80 to $50. S2a,
having touched $l430 on preceding Thurs
day.
George Allen Price, colored man, was
hanged at Cincinnati for the murder of Willie
Black, a tobacco merchant, who had discharged
the condemned man from his employ Tor steal
ing tobacco.
Daniel Washington, colored man, was
hanged at Chester, S. c., for the murder OF
Allen Collins, colored witness who had been
summoned to testify against him in horse
stealing case; and at Goldsboro, N. c., on
the same day, Alexander Howard, also oolored,
was hanged Tor numbering an old white man
named Autry.
The census returns make the population OF
San Francisco $4,000, including 2O,5 o
Chinese.
A mail rider and his horse in Meriwether
county, Ga, were struck by lightning and
both killed.
At Chicago Mccormick & Co.'s elevator,
containing $4,000 bushels OF oats, lO,O0O
bushels Of corn and 1000 bushels OF wheat,
together with an adjoining warehouse nlied
with stoves, was destroyed by nre, causing
total loss of 10000.
Several farmers near Wabash, Ind, have
been arrested for cutting the dam which sup
plies that city with water. They desired 10
stop the back-water overflow on their farms.
A st. Louis dispatch says the scheme to IN
wade the Indian Territory and settle on the
government lands is gaining strength daily;
that thousands OF families are preparing TO
enter the Territory and that If the military
are instructed to eject them there will prob
ably be conflict.
Peter Sullivan was killed and another boy
had his leg broken by an explosion OF blasting
powder in an old lookup at Holyoke, Mass.
Sullivan's body was blown through the roof
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1880-07-17

Reports from Dakota, the great wheat
growing district of the Northwest, tell
of an extraordinary yield. The pros
poets are that the American wheat crop
of 1880 will be big enough to supply
most o. the civilized world with bread.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1880-07-17

General Garfield has written q letter from
his home at Mentor, Ohio, to Senator Hoar.
chairman of the Republican National COM
mittee, accepting the nomination rendered him
by the Chicago convention. in the letter
General Garfield cordially appro1es the Ch;ca.
90 platform; declares that there is no "freedom
and federation of political opinion and action
in the South; favors free and honest cleo.
tons; deprecates any change in the national
financial methods; favors measures for the
Improvement OF the Mississippi river; de-
clares that Chinese emigration is too much
like an importation to be welcomed without
restrictions, too much like an invasion to be
looked upon without solicitude," and asserts
that civil service reform should be made
ehective by the aid OF proper congressional
legislation.
Colonel Cash, the surviving principal in the
recent duel in South Carolina, has been ar
rested charged with the killing OF Colonel
Shannon.
Mrs. Brown, on trial for killing her hus.
band at Indianapolis, Ind, has been found
guilty and condemned to death tor murder in
the first degree.
General Weaver, Greenback candidate Tor
President, has opened the campaign in Ala
bama by speech at Scottsboro.
During storm in Michigan a boat con-
tanning man named Miller, his wife, two
children and a boy named Rose, was upset in
Lake Winnebago. The boy Rose ives
drowned. The rest chung to the bottom of
the boat twenty hours, the woman having a
f1fteen-year- boy dashed TO her back. The
boy died the next night and the others at last
accounts were in a critical condition.
The census returns tor Wisconsin show that
the population of some counties has decreased
since 1870. Jefferson county has population
OF 80, 1877 for 1889, against 1910 for 1870.
hoo A ol~1 A
than in 1870.
Part OF the city of Waterloo, Iowa, was
flooded by heavy rainstorm. Two boys and
one girl were drowned, and an estimated
damage OF $25, 900 was done s. property.
While S. Rickley, president OF the Capital
City bank, of Columbus, Ohio, was sitting at
his desk he was shot in the forehead and
probably fatally wounded by Andrew Eichen-
berg, dyer, who then shot himself, dying
almost instantly. Mr.. Rickley's refusal to
loan Eichenberg money was the cause of the
deed.
Memphis, Tenn, has been visited by slight
shock OF earthquake.
The official census returns of Detroit,
Mich, show the population to be 1902.
Colorado has been visited by a damaging
storm. The river at Pueblo rose eight feet in
less than an hour, and the emigrants camped
along its bottom lost nearly everything. Ten
miles OF the Denver and Rio Grande railroad
we're washed away between Pueblo and
Colorado Springs, and every bridge, culvert
and cattle-guard Tor distance OF twenty lone
miles was more or less damaged. Hai!stones
fell to the depth of from two to three feet.
Prentiss Nelms and Tom Konkey both
colored, while being conveyed to the Jail at
fernando, Miss, charged with murder, were
taken from the officers by a band OF men and
killed.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1880-07-17

German manufacturers have found an
other use for paper. They make stoves
of that material, in which the fire
blazes cheerfully without the slightest
injury to the paper inclosing it.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1880-07-17

You can get an elegant photographic map in
six colors, descriptive of the great trip across
the American Continent free, by sending your
address TO j. R. Wood, General Passenger
Agent c., b. s. O. r. r., Chicago, Ill.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1880-07-17

Music They had been to the opera and
heard the finest music by the leading talent.
They went home to hear the Baby's wild
solo until it was quoted with dose of DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup, which at once removed
the f1atulence.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1880-07-17

The largest pump factory in the
world is said to be that of the Southern
Pump company, at East Nashville,
Tenn. where complete pump is turned
out every two minutes Their works
cover fourteen acres and employ 225
men.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1880-07-17
Are You No, In Good Health .

II tho Liver is the source OF your trouble,
YOU can find an absolute remedy i'll DIR. SAM
FoRD's LIVER INvIGoRAToR, the only vegeta.
bic cathartic which acts directly on the Liver.
Cures all Bilious diseases. For Book address
DR.. SANFORD. 162 Broadway, New York.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1880-07-17

VEGETINE is not stimulating bitters which
creates fictitious appetite, but a gentle tonic
which assists nature to restore the stomach
- healthy action.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1880-07-17

The VOltaic Belt Co.. Msrshan, Mich,
Will send their Electro Voltaic Belts to the
afflicted upon 80 days trial. See their adver-
tisement in this paper headed, "On so Days
Trial -
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1880-07-17

Csc. buys a pair OF Lyons Heel Stineners
and make boot Or shoe last twice as long.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1880-07-17

Rich in muscle-produciug material beyond
all other foods and medicines are Malt Bitters.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1880-07-17

Equally adapted to the feeble or robust,
male or female, are Malt Bitters.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1880-07-17
This CIaim- House Established 1895.
PEN sion S.
New Law. Thousands Of SOLDIER and heirs entitled
Pensions date back to discharge death. Tyse ussd
Address, with stamp
GEORGE II. LEMON,
P. O. Drawer 320, Washington, ID. q,
Grand Medal E!HNHE Silver Medal
at Philadelphia III EbSNekEEHtEAh at Paris
Exposition. A&0 04AAv ~ Exposition

This wonderful substance is acknowledged by phys
clans throughout the world to be the best remedy dis
covered for the cure Of Wounds Burns, Rheumatism
that every may try it, it is put up in Is and rs cent
bottles for household Obtain it from your druggist
and you viii find ii superior to anything you have ever
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1880-07-17

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY. cures feuoorr.
hoea whites Painful Menstruation liberation Ov
as female weakness They have beer used in England
for years as periodical sd regpatins pill Sold BY all
for $780, sent by mail free of postage securely sexled
THE GRAY EIEDsCTNE CO.,
Mechanics Block, Detroit, Mich.
Wholesale Agents for u S. ~ Pamphlets sent frec
O. N. CRITTENTON, Wholesale Agent, New York,
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1880-07-17
SAP0N|F|ER

the Original" Concentrated Iye and Reliable Family
Hard, Soft and Toilet Soap quickly. 1t is full
weight and strength Ask your grocer for SAPONI.
FIitIf, and take no otherr.
DCNErA GAIT EsaklrAorIintur m rIy
, 1880-01-08
A FATAL BRIDGE,

THREE FElsS0Ha DROWNED At TilK Ur.I.AAN-
hrltEET lt}ST1ON,
The river near the c9rI.er 0f ,Ehtrty-nlnth and
Ulnan streets gttvo Up anothor bxly ycstertlMy,
-thut Ut Talbot II. Curl, Il promising young col
oret min studying ut tho Chicago University,
and helplns himself along 'lnAnclally by curry
lux rollte u,l the iHtei. OctaH, lfe IL tho thnl
who is known to havo lost his life by walking,
stumbling. Or falling atf that fatAl pt,,tooi.
hrilRc, frEm beneath which tho bodies 1T Peter
u. FuinrKuN and I'LL unknown rlAn wcTc reCuv
cred ltlat Sunday. Upon Curtis ],trstIn w0ru
found hlK watch and cfa. tho InDilcy Wcl, tu
III known tn fAyD COLLECTED that morning, II
lMl!tr ut Dec. u, md thu strnp In which ho cur.
reti Ills {'aptrd. Tho wMtch WIS stOPpett ut B:lA,
just nbollt tlo lltnis he would reach u,at point.
~ going trutA mo customer ut No. l1;t Laurel
street to h!s next " Asn.o.,ra pcklax.ho,lse ho
was u tue lnhit vi crsHalnx 1hls bridge.
Ca,roner NUM- Will holI HI inquest tt,-dny.
ThOEr WIS rpWard Of Rn aggregate ut $ls3,
p!fDFpl by thu CA!cnHU Untyern(ly Ht,llcuts I'm,
pl0yeA OF tho ptltlHlIll pulupv-Cuf Company, Al@u
tho pnpcr by wl,DHt hO WIS employed. Tho ppr-
a0ll wlU found the body was Hiephen 1lrpuniek,
forenan In Fuwur HrIs.' puckilX- houaV. Tho
1tce.isel WIS ll&At - yeurl Ut Mxe. anl loft u
niuther, bsuthos alid alster Ut Nc. s1u ThFl nve-
uuu.
Coroner Mann yesterday held an Inquest Mt
tha Weat Twelfth Street Sutton upon the bt,ies
Nf accidental tuIth by uruwn!ug wua returned tn
both caSes. Tho pontoo!l bsidK0, which resulted
ln tho loss of theso thres lives, allu nNbUdy
knows how 1nAHy more, ~ tho river has not yet
bccn thoroughly druyyel, VIVA constructed
INT OF two low tnud-ae0Wx. UY whom. or
, 1880-01-08

Judge Jameson WIS hustled yesterday With
tho quasi criminal cnscn.1Hr
That nuch-pustpolled Stcttauer fnyestign-
ti0n hns been axnlh sElnve.l over; this tue until
Saturday morning ut o'clock.
Tho Juint Committee on buildings nnl
servicc met ycstcrrlny afternoon, wustcd thcir
tsmc III lille discussion, Riitl adjourned without
tnking nlIy nctlon whatever
Next Monday Judge Gary will tnkc his
Court. Saturday Judge. Tn!cy Will hear tho
uution for u new trial III tho Prince Albert
Jones Gnsc.
4 review Of the bids f0r the supply of meat
sibIi,es. For stnsc, It IS " wp"ys'I!o Il that IT,.
% f1ri,rr r., c,traetor who was very successful
sre,ns TINT thur, is y determined ritort to 10
contractors, md tint nthera urg to bo thrnw,
n!!t. tn!!nnly IN tho gr1Mn OF t!iolr trrcRponsL-
S MT tSe III 5a9 and hare g. ,v4
lowest bidder. d. '''~ '''N'' '''' ~ ' '-'
THE n1Ds FOn SUPPLIES.
The Committee OIL Public Service gnt together
tic p,tpiHns TOR tic supply nf ,nrnt, milk, mid
lres'd to tho various county institutions !l,.rIn
were on haiId llesso al,sc,it, It wuH ynted to
recommend that WtllIam Kulxo be lowed tho
eens eus par M llo'. i whls M W e. iIss, % r"ti,er a
Fartilor" llnrnls, WIS to bu allnWe.! To furnish
tho rsl'l!slte lactral s.ppy, to to County lits-
liar!t.s' lid wins fnr eight cents ald u ccnts, ae
eOnllIlg to tho season.
coasS, m wy 81 ill., @ ha ns wre: ossF Hr i Co.
| *Jnl pHr hundred pounds; Fred valtx, sa;;..:
iMlry i.rss, s:4o: Ar 1tte,npt w'ts ,',lo g 6!
meet with IL second: \ yt,tu ,was taken Oil,
vnltzs hId, resulting IN IL tic, md tho sumo fate
, 1880-01-08
WEEK. OF PRAYER.

T., ,,ul!!,, ~" ~" HG"'a Mhh," ,...
ilov. uuursc 6. Ncc,il,an. Tlero wns, ~ ,s,,nl,
II lnrgo uttci,t'n1cc. Mr. G. c. Case conducted
tao , a'tRlns'' -, ~
iho fes' hir. Necahhm nhcrc! 9cnernl
pr11ycr. nftcr tho Singing III Gnspcl hymn. Ilo
p7iyG that here MID In hpAtlcn lAnds tho light
Of Christianity In Its tr''o sc'1so might DO ro-
nn,,z | th"s IN y s"inrt snr III, ,ti.v"iions u" ri
that meeting wns prnycr for the Church OF
Christ, its ministers, It's growth IN gricc,
md lis enlargement" It was Clearly re-
Corded In tho scrtptarcs TINT tho Church was
purchased, and TINT It belo'sed to us; IT.
precious s price. % Te speaker a. read seyern s
~rat ,, p for e,aw chr,stis @ a t,at TIT
lElougcsl to tnc,n without lnc,,mi,rn,,cc. Christ
WIS tic head Of lilo Church II tlloro was n
SSt s1 II q @ M,'s n1I"rG n tne nn fa n! IL 9na ~
"y vi i t,,rr ,vns wns nvi,tnr III ictvrnn M
Sr;t md .he ch,.se tSsrs essll ls II nS i!fe j.
1 nrst ~, s ta f. Is nn,y wv for Ing thn poy y1v ~
lint Ant + Sn''st lie 10y, w'lsns,! sr,,, by % t'is
,t IT tho v m " ,urlocr .9o f which Fiji tsp tspnSu n%
.tes s t" pcrfarn,. frm t TSs y ii Guild! ttvo w. Without
TUT tI,,,x, o WIN n1nors s H. ~" f,,rn: snt,,
tv, i, 'ss a,1 s ycrc ~ @ t1"ntx i;t nmn
n' parti1'"r, , siGs sn to psfrt,1r Pc , Tnna vds y
imn'icr ts' thui' WIS u.s. at sirst si,ppt,sed 'e' ""'
prMMyeffii W. fio,u,ro,v,v tim socrotory NJ fin u c
r tshsy thus 10 bow @ tnor bsas Is
l" o''e"' prayer ,s, wn',o ',' msheu se',,,,,
srEclAh rl.ASE's
for The folis,wing c.!Hcs: For = itinfi IN Wauko-
Bfn. Wis. whu WIS In ttiallcinl trouble md Wt,a
needed spiritual 'eupM'rt and consolation; Tor
young Christian II co,tnFton, O.. who was BE-,
, 1880-01-08

exactly when this wns put together
tho Jury ,were unable TO-, ascertain.
lnt presumably 1t wns by some nf tho warklncn
IA long blick distant, md the! puntoon hridKe
holnE tho ncuress wsy across tit, strca,l, It w4s
ttnws wnrn Utmost level with tho wntrr'a rtf9c.
Tho river nj this paint II lln,l With sln,tHhtcr-
hhsp rcr,t.o anil illih Which formed u scum
sovrtnl ,chre thck oil tho, turFnce, Rn
us tlis was u M enrtlnl, or wgit'cn eol.,r, t,n
tD,lld nut tlisttngs,iSt III Tho .hrk i,ntw.on tho
ernws and the surrounding s.t,,n. Mr. Elnngni
seen Kntng tn his work nj tho AlHto- Anltricnli
pnrktg- lfostse. Ahont wnrk inter hta Int WIS
fN1iMl Ii, tho sGttn Ilcur tho ritlgr. md iH finn.
ily rr!.tltIy strs,.srl what hntt hccnno of him.
Tic cntlly brftlRo Inns l,rnn removed ~ TINT tho
Jury hNl ITO ono 10 yctlt their Ccilsnro upon,
, 1880-01-08
MAYI,IAIONIAI.


Tho mArr|Hge Of Miss MArtha Df. Hu9httt,
daughter Of Slnrrin lIughtt, ESQ, General Mini
Tiger Of tho Northwestern liullrpnd, and MT.
1iir,n Il. Mccullough. nlso occupying pronl-
fncnt posltion upon that roni, took pnco Inst
evening Mt O'Clock Mt tho residence Of tho
brl.ic's pnrcHts, No 1852 pr4rlc avenue tho 1tcv.
Arthur Mitchell. pastor Of tho First Presbyterian
Church. ui!tc!atlng. Tho ,nnrrIAEe ceremony WIS
performed Y, J. strictly l,aytto inn,ner. thcro
tiynA or THO co.ltr,lct!ng partIcs.
TNa pnrtors wero tisteinliy lrcnrMtetl with
boiueta Of clt-owers, and Hantls orchestra
WIS III Atte1ltln1icu.
4 reception ttN'k plRce fru1n Z to o'clock,
which wis Intended by very 1Arge number Uf
friends frum nnlqng tho first suelcty people Of
the city Refreshments wero scrvutl Iii tho d,.-
imIs. room t!1rouElottt tho evening 1y <insloy.
cept!o,nIIy cscR.nt md humorous, w1re mot dis
played. ono Of then being II ho!isc. ct'mplotely
fnr,.tsieti in Winoun, MINI, which tho i.0wly-
inMrrted c!air!u Intend to occupy,
Mr.. md Mrs. Mccullough will tnleo 4 trip
through Holt.t II tho Southern StMtes, nlll will
rsncl. wlloaa, Min, their future h1IiIc;hbnNt
homo" to thcfr friends nrtDr tho 1lth.
, 1880-01-08
tho result OF exhaustion, nervoa1s prostitution
ovrrw6rk. or acute discNse; particularly il m.
eMltlnR from pulmonary complaints. Laarel
Nnsnfti l. Co., Proprictors, Now York. For III
by tlriiQgfdta. @'s
MARRIAGES.
DEATHS. .

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