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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-16

TuE Cathedral festival takes place on
"Wednesday and Thursday evenings. the
10Th and 18th, at 7:S0 O'Clock. at Wash.
iuglon Hall. Very thorough prepare.
tons have been made % make the occa-
sion most enjoyable. No voting and no
rafting tn the hall, We understand.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-16

Tus following lottrrs ARE living un.
claimed ut the poSioliico j. ~ By
mor, J. NJ. Conroy, Henry D. Dexter
Rev. g. G.. u. Duncsn, Jean Eu'ri.
Paul feauN, Peter Hayden, A. g. Hood.
J r. Jones, SianiVd Jackson, " ;.
Mciisnry, Mrs. W. Mcnamara, VII W.
M,sscrly. J. w Martin, 4. Marcus, u
{. Noodham, l.. u Phelps, w : Rob
crls. Mira sophie RanschcDb.fgcT, Nm
SlRlore, Adfos Smyrk, John Thompson,
q. A. Tunkcn. II. \. Whiicculief, Harry
WIndon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-16
CLEVELAND L PITTSBURG R. R
Condensed Time Card.

8OINu ENET AM MtSr,
nu and aitct ~, p $50. all tralus viii run
daily tNArpt SUNDAY. a. hlloWA,
although trsius tu ittuhutNh,
2Thrnugh trains ~ Cleveland.
Although ttaius to ChiCago
PullmauS raJluy Cars between Ne'hVlie ahn
Cleveland ..
Ho1rI aud slcCplng Car ga all trains hotweou
Alliance aud thirugu.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-16
whsolns Union. Unaptor No I, u A. NJ

Alta stated conversation ni Wheeling
Union ROYAL Arch Chapter M. |, hrld
,n the Masnuir Icunplc IN the city at
Wheeling, ou Monday evening, Juno
Itih, 4. u. 1850. \. | 2,ilO, the follow
lng officers were duly elected aud IN.
stalled lnr the ensuing Masonic wear
VI. r., !. \. Miller, High Priest; Com.
paninus. Wm. IL. Travis, Ming, john
h. Brown. scribe, = l., iiIllrCth, Treas
urer, George =. Irwin, Secretary Joseph
Hall, g. ol H.. VIM. ), Rhodes, II Sul (,
Alex. n. FoIgcy. H. A. G.; W u.
tinbe. NJ. ot rhlrd Veil; j. D. Mctad.
den. NJ. Ut second Ncll, ". &. k,ug.
Jr., NJ. at FIRST Neil; I. ". Hiss, TylcC
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-16

Tns special committee appointed ~
investigate AS to the proprioiy oi 'oIcn.
ing an alley from Tenth aud Eleventh
streets. between Market aud Chaphne,
met At the city building last night aud
discussed the matter pro aud con.
Nothing definite vas done though, and
the committee adJourncd until 2oclocI
to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-16

WnES gazing IN your lovers eyes,
How soon his sense Of rapture dies
II there's no sweetness In your breath /;
II hy your failing teeth be shown
That SoIoposT 10 you's unknown,
And that your mouth 10 suffering death.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-16
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

The marks on the gauge last u.hl
showed decided rise IA the u,,T. tie
dcpih indicated being y l,vt aUi Nll
rising,
Weather cloudy AMI chilly
business dull
The Andes got away lot tun,lnuali a
about four O'Clock wIIha lirsl jlass tuy
The williams, Barnard and Hope n,
passed down Yesterday.
The Fred Wilson, MuIgau, ~ iluhl,
Baltic, John Porter aud NV Ihalcc, al.
passed up with empllcs YESTERDAY aiDrl.
noon.
Tho Telegram took an excursion rarn
down ~ tiosapS.
The Iron Aye will soon be- hcrc ,ah
to load Tor u, Louis.
Cant. Wan Gray aud Cant Dean
PASSED through here Yesterday "a route
Tor their boats, tho .rousld,s aud for
loss
NV OmrANs, june ~ Nu arrNai.
D,parirl Srhunch. Cincinnati N,da
OF rlrn aud warm. lhrrmum,irr m
luuIsyilIE, june ID River u-ug
iast with \ irot u iu,h,s ~ the canal auj
u bee, y inches Ia the chute uu a., tails
Ruplueas dull. Weather ,col, cuud,
aud windy.
NWksuurU, June u. HEAVY nu,
thermometer - River roe I lu,h
Down City al Alton, Mary Houston
Nplchch. M boats up.
ENANsNIlir. June H. nuNn lamr'
iulhrlr and Golden city. N,uhrl
cloudy audrhllly, with Wind n"rlhN,i
mercury 80. River 40 lcct aui la.l
lug
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-16

Pullman Palarc, Drawing RoOJn and sleeplns
Uara ga all uight tu,itS A.
90, ,,nur,tInuS aTp mn,le hT all ruinN
4,uth and southwest North aud Northwest
u,,klus All. a d,sirnhiu tuuto t0T COluntstN anu
I,orNnns moving tn the grvst West, and '" "e"m
PARTICULAR attention h gtNvn.
WHEELING. rITlshy RHM AND bALllA"hh
DIVISION.
Leave hr,liuE ..................H,'a A n q -
Tt,adclphia Accommodation.
Leave Wheeling ,,...... ,.,.....-e W A. NJ ''"h
No trains tuu uu ths division uu sunday
Ttrkvts Ia all pttu,ipai puluts uu SALE a1a'PoI
pFirr ,t.,n Al an huurs duttug ihU day.
Information tu the travelling public ,hcrIlNll
si.,n " "a ClEMkNlS. NJ. ut Y.
q 4. pkV KRIS, dOuvusl Agoul "hc''S's'
ma1N
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-16
To 0oulA

Headquarters for Hanan 4 Reddish
handmade shoes, In all styles, and lar
superior ~ any other make, for sale by
l.. V. Blond. 1871 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-16

THs cheapest Excursion OF the season,
Saturday, June l9th, to Washington,
Pa, and return, for 60c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-16

UNDERTAKING attended 10 by Rober
Luke, No. 1890 Market street, near
the posto ttice at reasonable rates.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-16

TuK festival last night at tho unllci
Pr ,shytrrian Church, MAS, Ia spite 81
the Indictment weather, dccidc,I su,.
ccns \ very lair attendance MAS prrs.
rnt during the evening aud spent ~.
cral pleasant hours The supper, laid
from u until - u'cluck. VAS very Wo'i
paltoni1rd. ~ we'll. IN iact that the sup
plies were exhausted before the huuf
la.l named The cu,sUS was mudU 81
it, Kind aud the accessories nu less I,f'
feet. The festival proper VAS cmincniIt
sucrcsslul aud the net proceeds will
reach 500 A lunch will bc srnd
from ~ until O'Clock H. day. aud Wlll
be- ~ fine opportunity lur business men
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-16

Prices 10 suit everybody. II you
want bargains in Shoes aud Slippers,
call nj /. V. Bonds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-16

As takou At Schncpis Opera House
drug store:
r'EmAS
tSH lNNo
hMIgMHFN 7rMITNN t2N.SrM ~. n
ID ~ NJ ~ - @ a. 81
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-16

TRliss leave schockey's Crossing a.
aud postofiicc at 7.i5 A. ~, Saturday
June 10Th. G0c Tor the round trip.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-16
4. Blum AZ Bro,
,,ta IIoI MAIN srREET.
Wbsslin9 Re9iater
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,
Index to Ns~ Advertisements.


Fnr sale Wo"d Working Machinery,
Louisiana State Lottery.
Excursion aud basket rIC Nlo.
Water Filters aud Cuulcrs Nushltt n
Bro.
Dor sale Hardware.
Attention Sir knlghts
Pianos, Organs aud sheet Music +.
W Raumer.
Convenient stanton n Davenport
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-16

TAEE In the Excursion aud Picnic to
Washington, Pa, next Saturday. Only
toe Tor the round trip.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-16
raAssPoRIkIlok.
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati q 81. Louis

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. eourS
TINE table boz kAsi and Me.l Apfn nse
stFooI near public Andinss daily, sxesps saa'
AaY - l0llown
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-16

MuspNN morning about niue o.,lo,s,
flames we're seen issuing from one ui thr
DRY houses oi the Mathis frrn k,s
and barrel works. situated NJ the luWu
,nd oi Martins Ferry The men on tie
ferry boat first discovered tho Siuuto
aud blew their whisilo as an alarm. Tic
building, very substantial one. about
3hxli icci, was burned completely 10
the ground Tho buildings near h,
were threatened at one time. bui vlgoI
ous work hy the bucket brigade kept
the tire confined ~ the one building
Nearly all the material ~ lhc dry house
had been taken out n shuit tine hciurc
bat It Is supposed iaat something nusl
have fallen down GA ~ the iiucs aud
thus lgnllrd things The i"ss g. NJ
known.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-16
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
A Tain on the commencement.

Tho last examination ct the public
srhnul graduates has been completed
aud tho class ul ~ ~ ready tor Ils dl.
nlum,s. 4 reporter iur the RtUlsrEH
callrd upon rIol licryoy Yesterday
and found hun husIly engaged ~ vNau.
,uug these examination papru and
grading thrm. Tho reporter glanced
over several at lhVm aud WHs struck with
the evident proficiency al the scholars.
Tho papUrs were upon geometry and
the ihvnIcms were ably Eud sklllullN
demonstrated,
"rrolussur, how docs this class com.
pare, III point oi proficiency, with those
ut other yCalsi
"Ncry mvurahly; indeed | think thts
class ~ n little superior IA roluI "'
ah,Iy tu the others You can Judge lot
ynursrli, hV glaucIug over those piprtS,
How will they stand IN gradc2
Every high unusually high
"llayc YOU given the grades YETI
"Nu. | am nov preparing them
There we've two scholars not examined
vet. having hucu sick When thuy ate
through will make up thc gtadrs.
Tho commencement cNcrclscs viii
ho hold ON the 18th, viii they not
"Nrs; aud We have Il, cldcd To have 1t
in daytime, rs there viii lac such a
crowd We will commence about !
O'Clock IA the afternoon aud finish up
hcluro supper We have Cngascd the
Washington Hall We have no music
engaged. hut | will secure I, thts week
Tho graduates, twcuty xix IN mum
hrr, will ho arranged IA alphabetical or
drr, NJ Ha to give nu preference I" anN,
| have received some al the subjects
now" aud lac exhibited II paper con
tanning thcm. Tho subjects ATE such a.
Will display agrcM Diversity oi thought.
Sumr ui ihrm. which stlll cling To- ilc
reporters memory, are. oar Fellow
Passengers, "W hat Shall We DO.
"Our Heritage" aud lho lud ls Not
Vet" All sounded practical aud mono
srrcmcd to border upon the v,ihcural
al metaphysical The probabilities mc
that the rommcnCcmvut viii ho marked
hy Intelligent, interesting essays, iho
product al minds thoroughly trained.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-16
~ CLEVELAND


strubruytllp accommodation lraNrs heilalr AZ
.gFA bridgeport AZ 3 "a aud arrives al stou'
bCnylllU at6.tAr ~,
Leaves StrubyuViils al 1904. n, hFtdGcpofl
atSAl A n. arriVr at RVllsiIC atp,N A.,
rho Siruhyuvllir Accommodation, w 1dditinn
"a thrif regular trtp % aud from SicubcnNillc
will make the k,lluWtug trips between bcilaiFv
an Martins fvrty.
............... a. =. n.
81, u.u.tr. N .n A N
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-16
pcath of Major Richard Savage.

y " III tlul AlNlh' 'NN W NV NV W WV 'i''''
were deeply pa II NJ Yesterday 10y the IN.
lcllgrurc al the death Ut Major Richard
Savage, Secretary ul the Elna fIrc In
Eurau,c Company at thls city. lie had
hccu uuly one week absent from hls
daily duties IN hIs office, aud until last
Saturday evening hts must intimate
friends were not aware al the dangerous
character at hls disease. ills death
occurred within n Tow minutes oi
uluc O'Clock yesterday morning
ut his rvHicCuCc three miles
east ol the city, and, AZ may
ho learned from tho announcement
which IN Published elsewhere ~ this
mornings palcr, his body will he IN.
TERED AT Greenwood Cemetery to.mur.
raw.
Major Savage was u native ui North
Carolina aud u near relative at Hon,
WA. Waddcll, late mcmhrr ul Con.
grcss irnm that state. Much al his
early manhood VAS gpont IN California
aud IN the Quarlormasiur's Department
ui thu regular army IN the West. Soon
altcr the hcglnulug al the late war hC
came Ia Wheeling aud held u position
IN the Same department. oi the
army until the close ui the struggle. He
married here daughter ni d. John g.
Campbell, aud has continued 10 reside
IN this community during the past cigh.
teen years.
Endowed with unusual natural nbili.
tics, his mind was improved lay liberal
education aud hy the knowledge ne.
uurcd 10y intercourse with tho world,
aud hls social qualities were such Rs tu
win Tor him the good will OF all
who came IN contact with him, aud
the most tender regard ui all who
knew him we'll lie was the
drsl Secretary aud manager OF the
Wheeling aud Fin Grove Railway Com.
pany ia which he was an officer, la
the various positions of trust which lac
has held IN this city hc commanded the
utmost confidence oi the community
and enjoyed lhc highest esteem ul all
with whom he had To DO. He was Que
Of the founders aud most active
aud punclual mombCfs ot thc
Wheeling Shakespeare Club aud
was also u prominent aud we'll beloved
member ol Cyronc NommaHdery OF
Knights Tcmplar, under whose auspices
the funeral services will he conducted
to morrow. HIS death leaves wide
gap in the ranks at the prominent gen
ilcmcn who we're hls Immediate and
most intimate friends, aud aasng all
those who have enjoyed his chocry pres.
cuce anh his unyaryIng courtesy aud
Kindness he will Toe iondly remembered
aud sadly missed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-16
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R. co.
E,sruuuNp tEAISA

pu and aU,t Nav "a. I,,u. ra,yCusvg lia,us
will tuu a. tnlluWs Nbyyluk timr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-16

$40 . s5t os.a. S q Sss ; zd S.A
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-16

spaily vHvvpt sunday
NJ gaul ., ,tup 30 al statiuuN
EsTuyUNp tgNINN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-16
IACOuW lIUUItn, the Sew

JACOB ". GRUBB, the Jew
elcr, offers bargains Ia Nch-
ding Presents, cOrOcr IWciiih
and Market streets.
MoihersI ior best isoys' aud
Chilircn's Clothing, at lowest
prices. go Co Oehm ~ Cos. Onc
Price CloihicT-, ibsS NarEct
street, a,ijoining Opera House.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-16

stnpplug when rCqulUd AZ sherman hoasC'
EtnayiIlc West Wheeling aud 0mvCl htl
TtrkctA aud hagEI,sC Chcyks W All pUncipai
polntS In the Hast aud West can bc ploS9rvi ~
Inc ticket OelCC LA bridgeport ~ NJ sNS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-16

WHEEIlNU, TITlsRV hui ANb HALIINUhh
DIVISION.
The Princeton union., 1880-09-02
Foul Dissertation.
Almost daily we can find proo

Almost daily we can find proof oI
the doctrine of ..total deprayity,. :.
and Brainerd can now head the list OF
examples. To steal is to commit a
crime against society and the State,
and the criminal is properly punished.
But the article stolen may have a
greater or less intrinsic value to the
thief which tempted him to take it.
But for unparalleled meanness, and
wanton destruction of property desti-
tute of value to any but the owner,
commend US to the parties who last
week visited Evergreen Cemetery and
took from a grave the vase and
hoYers which parents loving hands
had placed there in memory Of the
daughter who had been taken from.
the home circle. Such consumate
meanness cannot be too severely pun
lshed, and we sincerely hope the cul-
prlt, whether man or woman, may be
apprehended and dealt with summar-
lly. What possible object they had
IN view we cannot imagine, and the
abstracting of love tokens from grave
is second only to the taking of the
body itself from its last resting place.
Tribnne. .. w..
The Princeton union., 1880-09-02
NO. 81.
Wheeler narnunr.

fter a long and painful Illness he.
whose name heads this article, quiet
" passed away from earth at his
residence in Spencer Brook stown-
ship, on Sunday eyening;ssllis last mo-
ments were peaceful and lie closed his
eyes On this world foreverin the pres.
ence Of the members Of his family and
.sympathising friends. The fai,
Monday afternoon, was one the
largest ever seen in that section Of the
country; Rev. Mr.. Henderson offered
few appropriate remarks before the
sad procession left the deceased's late
home and also at the grave, in the
East Baldwin burying ground: Mr..
Barnum was born in Elgin county,
Ontario, Canada, in 1926; when "a
years Of age he removed to Michigan,
where he remained nearly two years,
from thence he proceeded to Wis.
consin, where he engaged in lumber
ing until 1855, in the meantime mai
rying Miss Catherine Harshman, VIII,
still survives him; in the latter part
Of 1856 he came to Minnesota and
settled in Dakota county; when the
war broke out, like a true patriot, he
responded to his adopted country's
call for volunteers to defend the old
flag, enlisted in the Sth Minnesota,
and for three long years battled for
the Union. 1t was while in the army
that he contracted the disease which
was the immediate cause of his death.
During the Indian scare in this state
ig 1862, the company to Which Mr..
Barnum was attached was stationed
at Princeton for a short time; he was
favorably impressed with the country
and after the war ended he located in
the township Of Spencer Brook, where
his family still resides. He was
one of the most prosperous farmers in
this neighborhood. In short, Wheeler
Barnum was one of Natures noble
men--brave, big hearted, outspoken
and scrupulously honest; he was re.
spected and beloved by allwho knew
him; and while his family will miss
him most his untimely death is loss
to the whole community. We d. not
know whether or no Mr.. Ba1num was
a professed Christian, but if there is
"better world beyond the grave he
is there. 49,. .a. .s-s
The Princeton union., 1880-09-02
Verv Cousiderate,

Pleasure seekers are usually civil
and orderly class Of people. AS ar
instance to illustrate this fact we will
refer to the party that visited Fort
Ripley on Wednesday last, about
which communication appears in an.
other column. The readers will notice
the statement that after the party
had finished their supper at the hospi.
table mansion of station agent Perley,
they "left the table standing" in
stead of Immediately kicking it over
as some rude parties might have done.
Ciyility is the best policy every time,
s-Daily Transcript.
The Princeton union., 1880-09-02

q sSERyED him right, that rowdy who
was killed SO suddenly in st. Paul,
Sunday night; he and his gang grossly
insulted two young ladies; one Of the
ladies escorts, Barton, resented the
insult; a scuffle ensued and the insult
er fell to the sidewalk pierced to the
heart by Barton's jack. knife, It was
a clear case of justifable homicide.
The Princeton union., 1880-09-02

= "A YOUNG man named Sutcliffe com.
mitted suicide by cutting his throat
with razor, at his boarding house,
Minneapolis, Tuesday evening. Its
supposed that he was insane when he
committed the rash act. ....# 7
The Princeton union., 1880-09-02

The Pioneer-Press espouses the
cause Of Dunnell, and says that he
will poll the bulk Of the republican
votes and be triumphantly elected ov.
er the democratic nominee. s
The Princeton union., 1880-09-02
Wonder He Didn't.

T. W. Dickson took an eastern gen.
tlemsn to Ortonvillc the other day,
who had $4,000 in cash in his pocket.
Tom says he had notion Of taking
a homestead in Alaska.-Hern man
Herald ...... = .... -
The Princeton union., 1880-09-02

A young man named Crathers died
at his bro theirs residence in Bluehill,
Sherburne county, yesterday evening.
He had been i'll with the measles,
dirhtheria set in and proved fatal.
The Princeton union., 1880-09-02

Catholic democrats in this vicinity
are not very Jealous supporters of
Hancock, in fact, not few of then.
will cast their ballots for Garfield.
The Princeton union., 1880-09-02

An effort is being made to have
the late D. H. Murray's will set aside.
Sheriff Howard served some papers
last night under difficulties. There
will be Emusic in the air by-and by.
The Princeton union., 1880-09-02

Hoos1ER English, the tail to Han.
cocks kite, is shelling ont the green.
backs in Indiana for the advancement
of his own interests.
The Princeton union., 1880-09-02

There is faint rumor to the effect
that one Of gang Of melon -pilferers
came to grief in the lower end Of town
the other night-he received charge
Of shot in his body and has, since been
confined to his bed. Boys, its dan
gerous to fool around some melon
patches.
The Princeton union., 1880-09-02
All the Samee.

G. F. Waite, the barber, was tax
ing in the Minneapolis sights the fore
part Of the week, and i'll consequence
the boys have gone unshaven and un-
shorn.--Heqm1a71 Herald.
The Princeton union., 1880-09-02

The republicans claim they will
carry Maine by from five to ter
thousand majority, although the dem
ocrats. greenbackers and prohibition
lists have combined against them.
The Princeton union., 1880-09-02

UNDER the leadership Of the gallant
Blaine the republicans of Maine are
fighting to win.
The Princeton union., 1880-09-02

1t is the board of supervisors of
town, and not ihe town clerk as some
individuals seem to suppose, that au-
dts bills against the town.
The Princeton union., 1880-09-02

Barker's Highland Addition will
soon be dotted all over with fine resi-
dences; the frame work Of Mr.. G. H,
Rines' has been raised and a goodly
portion of the material for several
other buildings is distributed on yari-
Gus lots. .,- ~ Ha
The Princeton union., 1880-09-02

Probably the democrats of Mile
Lacs county will not be represented
in the congressional convention to be
held at Minneapolis, on Tuesday. 1t
makes but little difference.
The Princeton union., 1880-09-02

Ii our readers are as mad as we are
at the editor Of the UNIONS s'patent
inwards," they will swear a blue
streak. We are not believer in the
saying ga good story is nothing the
worse for being twice told" hence
cannot appreciate repetitions in print.
The Princeton union., 1880-09-02

Jonathan Chase, Esq, was the first
person to subscribe for the UNION. In
this section. of the country, the lately
deceased and highly respected Wheeler
Barnum, Esq, was the first, he sab
scribed and payed two weeks before
the first number was issued, in Decem-
Der, 1876.
The Princeton union., 1880-09-02

l'HE St. Paul and Minneapolis news
papers are howling for the payment
of the old railroad bonds.
The Princeton union., 1880-09-02

s.Eat what is set before thee and
ask no questions for conscience sake, y
was Paul's advice; he might have add :
ed, and while eating do not conduct
yourself as though you were dement,
ed.
The Princeton union., 1880-09-02

= ''iioW is it Ohio,' asks the st. Pau
Globe? Ohio is O. X. for Garfield and
Arthur.
The Princeton union., 1880-09-02

The ''run'' on Dunton's kiln of brick
last week, could be likened to nothing
but ''run'' of scared depositors on a
shaky savings bank. The building
fever is on the increase.
The Princeton union., 1880-09-02

Owing to the work Of i'm
proyement which is going on at the
schoo! house in this village the an
nual school meeting will be adjourned
from there. to the court house hall.
Remember the place, at the court
house hall about half past seven On
Saturday evening.
The Princeton union., 1880-09-02

The great Minneapolis fair--ex-
celled by none in the west saye those
Of St. Louis and Chicago--commences
on Monday and continues through
the week. If the weather is favor
able the attendance will be immense.
The Princeton union., 1880-09-02

HE state fair at Rochester, so far,
is a failure.
The Princeton union., 1880-09-02

want to sell my Sorgum Mill and
outfit, as ] cannot run it myself.
@# G.. H. CHADBouRNE.
The Princeton union., 1880-09-02

Messrs. Horace Curtis, VIM. Steves
and Others have filed new petition
in the town clerks Office, for the es-
tablishment Of, that road which the
supervisors SO summarily disposed Of,
last Wednesday. The petitioners
shon}td be careful to comply with the
law this time.
The Princeton union., 1880-09-02
Do Sardines Rattle2

The editor Of the Rush City Post is
a smart chap, but here is an extract
from his report of the preliminary ex-
animation Of the supposed murderers
Of Gus. Hutchinson, of Pine City,
which we cannot fully understand:
'.At noon. on Saturday, search was
made for fire arms, and at the open
ing Of the afternoon session of the
court the hall was rafting with guns.
revolVers and sardines. .
What sort of shooting-iron is a
sardine!
The walls of the village school are
being entirely re-lathed and plastered
and the building is undergoing a gen
eral renovation.
The numerous generous donors of
melons and plums to the UNION Office
received many blessings, and will
please accept ou, thanks.