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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-07

PLuG--Navy8s to So. Plug II inch 50 to
20. Twist 81 to GO.
CIGARs-Domestc $50 to $50. Havana
$50 to 500 per thousand.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-07
Cotton.

TNerE.-7ac quotations toiio,oing, unless
o.Esroise stated, are for ,ohoissuie spot casa
OTIS. When time Is asked or small amounts
urehssea, higher rates are demanded.
RYE-In sack, 81.
BARLEr-50c per bushel.
] GUsNr BAas-Second-l and in good order,
5 cen,s piece.
WHrAr - We quote: From wsgsn.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-01-01
To the Citizens Of Wadena.


desire to express to you my most grate-
full thanks for your valuable services in pro-
tecting my property during the fire Of Fri
day night last. Although L was absent, yet
/ am entirely satisfied that only your earnest,
daring and desperate fight with the fire fend
saved my building from total destruction.
s. 8. GARDRRk.
We wish to express our thanks to the
citizens for their brave and generous exer-
ton in saving our store from the flames.
- BAuxBAcH & MEYER.
We believe that our store would have
been destroyed had it not been for the exer-
tions Of the citizens on the night Of tho fire,
and We hereby express to them our heart
felt appreciation for their services on that
occasion. H. +. Busch & Co.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-01-01
l3vv,is,.tss,s..n. ~.

S.$# Ghtstosn. 5
From our own eorresp dent 8s s szss s sss
There are several casess sof scarlet feyer.
Geo. Cuttings Is the sleis shmaksr il our 1:
town aud undo y basiness he ST. &
having allhe can 4 90 thsse s days
Dillr Wilson u rulning his chair factor 81
at full hast. sz|
P''nn md But '' a drieh are driving The 8
TIC t.'a .nd piling business 70 asuocen
ring of the q il in keeping with Is.
sl,appy intersstt md condition 81 our woo,I
ettlsmest ssssgssss:s
y sslsy fright q com fort.bl en,oo..,ii iius5s
ss. M aussts I. hos'ea king vsll IS aiI
Aat fallsst his care.
ss ssil: ~ ight !. aw.y ..,endi. oths in,.. .
49, is mill assL Kdd;.
3 g ~ |.,II
hoiss
Altose ether things - puts - 1uft s
nex appearanoe iiI or lps
s I't,.on "a ~ - lss ! 49, 81
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-01-01
shborhood 4 News.
ENGLAND PRAIRIE.

= ENGLAND PRAIRIE. s
From our own eoxzcspondsot E.
Cold. Cold.
Good time 70 bottom chairs md nAke
sshes. ! z s..z.'s... $50. - =
Quite : number Of pumps fsose mn here
abouts. Some have to borrow vatexe eftheir
neighbors. -.ss5 s> ...5s *
The entertainment given hy the ladies' =
the schosl house on Christmas eye was +
grand success. Net proceeds 1850, which
will 60 towards paying for II new sssts for
the scnsol house. -
The ladies sf this Prairie are very thank.
full to one and sll for their attendance It the
entertainment Chrixamas eve.
hr. James Ashburner has purchased feed
mill and corn shellor combined. He will
have it ready for business soon. It ID jnst
Vhst is needed here. 49, !
wish that Uncle Mike would drive anoth
or deer over this way, a. the hast one he
drove over is nearly gone. OBssRvsR.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-01-01

Just ~ We 70 70 press news comes to US
ofthe finding Of 16 frozen farmers who
started from Goose River, Dakota, forWheat.
land with wheat, about two.weeks ago and
had not been heard from, until search was
made and their dead bodies were discovered.
J.. H. Sheets has retired from the MANAGE
ment ofthe Todd County Argus. ~, Z
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-01-01
in the shop.
WING RIVER. . .

.-.s'-- WING RIVER.
From our Special correspondent
Our arctic wave does not appear to pass
off very fast and with some Of our neighbors
its getting tedious. sS
1t has been so cold that l have neg
looted the N. p. FARxEk little. but viii
try to make up. 80 50. 81.
Our school has been closed for the past
week, and will remain closed until the fifth
Of January on account of the extreme cold
weather.
Mr.. r. L: Bennett and wife have gone to
Mankato, Blue Earth Co., MINI, to stay un- !
til spring, having rented his farm to Mr..
Rlrman Of Iowa.
Neighbor Wetherel floxe his feet ths 9TH
er day while drawing hay, and while going
to the house the same day stepped on alars,e
nail which went into his foot, laying him up
for 3 few days.
How is it Wadena that you have dispen-s
ser Of the law in the shape Of ai,sstics of H. 4
peace who distributes justice under the bull
dozing system. am afraid that won,t do
and am sorry to hear such 8 eport. bnt I
nevertheless it Is true, and there IL talk 81
tar and feathers, hemp stretching. etc. 81
Christmas passed oil as any other day with
US as roast turker, ana geese are thinaa ofs TIE
past but hope they are not SO far ia the f,,..
ttfe but We may bs able to reach them Sbs-
'Sps', lose 1onS. TRAMp
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-01-01
THE HOLIDAYS
SOME OF THE SOCIAL EVENTS
WHICH GREETED rs
CHRISTMAS.


speaking very energetic OF enthusiastic
class uf people. They are great "homs bod
les" Many Of them are people who moved
upon the frontier from eastern homes where
they we're surrounded by every social advan
tage the most fastidious heart could desire.
They came west to ''make money" or in 9th
Or words 70 retrieve THAR fallen fortunes;
they came prepared 70 endure the hardships
and privasions Of : life which they supposed
would be the practical ostraoism from socie-
y. They did not. perhaps, think of spsnd-
ing their lives here but 70 return some day
to enjoy the society Of friends they hsd LETT
behind and make up for the time lost On the
western prairies This may account for the
general luke-warm feeling In regard to So
sial amusement and intercourse which
seems t" find abode in the people Of Wade.
NJ. They are all ''business'' ~ = general
rule and do not seem to take hold Of the
matter Of recreation with anything like the
ardor with which they drive = trade or bar
gain their various commodities. Neverths.
less they do once in = while "turn out" and
have good time, and when the time comes
that they will al join hands and circle to
the right and turn in to make time pass
pleasantly to all, western society will be inn
proved and our homes receive All air or per-
manency and repose which would be much
better than temporary restlessness which
turns 40 into hermits.
Among the social events which came and
went with Christmas was the Christmas
Tree and dance at the school house on
ENGLAND PRAIRIE.
This occasion will long s,e remembered by
both old aud yonng Of this prosperous set
and they may we'll feel proud of the
itch crowned their efforts. The
slement turned in as one great fam
had 8a christmad llI
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-01-01
FREY FL.AMES.
THEY DESTROY THE WADBNA HOTEL
; &. !. ENTIRELY. %@
THE WIND SUBSIDIES IN THE mick OF TIME, p"
AND SAVES THE TOWN.

=, fsR.l,ag f4 .lfr.
Tho quiet stillness which usually sharao-
te.ises the nights in Wadsna, was rudely
broken last Saturday morning few minutes
after u O'Clock, by the alarming cry Of
!" are!" The CRY was caught up and echoed
by our citizens IS they were awakened from
their slumbers and hurried to the scene Of
action, each one ~ he issued forth and SAW
the larid glare Of the seethins flames real
ised the imminent. danger Of the occasion
and bent to the work Of saving with will.
A the time Of the discovery Of the flames
the are had the house within the grasp of its:
hot fingers. Mr.. Potter va. awakened by
the choking smoke and dressing rapidly
proceeded to the Office. As he opened the
door Of tue Office from the dining room he
discovered it to be = hell hole Of fame and
smoke and The starting place Of the nre:: His
drst though WAS for the safety Of the precious
lives who were slumbering unconscious Of
danger and he rushed through the chambers
giving the alarm ~ he went. The boarders
sprang from their beds aud seeing the forks
Of fame stealthiiy creeping around the COR
ners Of their rooms aud leap,ns higher and
higher with every second; the roaring and
cracking furnace beneath them, they grab
bed their clothes and rushed to a place Of
safety to dress. Mr.. Potter, after all were
saved proceeded to save what he could with
the aid of the citizens who had by this
time arrived. The FIRE, however.
had gained such he.dway that but little
could be saved except in tire parlor and
kitchen.
The wind at this time vas blowing brisk
from the west and all attention was now
turned toward preventing the spread of the
flames. Next west OF the hotel, across the
alley-~ay, is the store Of Baumbach & Meyer
which was saved by wet blankets and snow.
East Was the oi,c-story real estate Office and
bank Of s. s.. Gardner j. Co. This It wa4
Eas 49,
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-01-01

into 8 feet Of water, the engineer a',d fire.
man going with it, but, strange to say, es-
capped with only few scratches and bruises.
The baggage car followed the engine, and
the balance of the cars "stood around I"
unhurt but the passengers in them were we'll
shaken up. Tie engine 10 total wreck.
A special train was sent out from Brsinerd
to convey the passengers in.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-01-01
!. Taken: Clfo. ]

Came into my enclosure the drst week in
December ! red three year old heiter. one
horn broken and white star ID forehead. The
owner can h1ve same y proving property
and paying EXPENSE Of keeping aud sdver-
tising. 3l3t JOHN COLSON.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-01-01

Slt 5. Lester wants It generally understood
that he IL not to be trusted for anything, -
he will not pay. .@.4 80
Nc. and Mrs. Paddock are very thankful
to their friends for that beautiful picture
given to them as Christmas present.
/: The dance at Presson 4 0.trander's last
night was largely attended and general good
time was enjoyed. The supper was excellent.
The ladies Of the Benevolent Society At
0lyndsn presented editor Osborn with .
purse Of $500 Is : token Of their ap-
probation Of his efforts in the cause Of %.
eiety and general good. The intelligent Ia
dies who have thus established . precedent
for tbenevslents societies bestowed their gift
upon IN eminent'y worthy recipient and
the FARxsR congzatulates the eiveEs and
the receiver.
The following is the list Of officers elected
a the meeting Of the Wadena Lodge A. o.
U. w. last Friday night. c. Potter, p II w /;
G. 4. Whitney, n W; John Heron, =; J.
Kepl,art, o; H. r. Barch, Recorder y. Katz-
Ky, Financier C. II. Peak-, Receiver; p.
Brate; W.T.. 4. Abbey, . w; c. A. Gro
NETT, Lodge Physician. The installation will
take place te<mo'row night.
Next week We will publish = review of
the years. work in the way Of improve.
ments made in, the village Of Wadena =,
compared With that Of last year, also the
increase pfpopulation ~ near as can be as
certsinsd We will also give an idea Of the
count sntroundingi and few statistics
and 5sis<nmstances which have bearing on
the business probabilities Of 1880. Those
wanting extra copies to send to their friends
will please leave the number they desire at
this omce as sooa As possible.
The eastern bound express, due here 1t
l0:4o Saturday night, did not arrive until
40 Sunday morning. At $780,. miles west
Motley detective rail CHASED the wheels
the front engine to overlap and cut the
kint fastening in the track which instantly
spread. thsalkiaa feaeai 6ins md
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-01-01
WADEEA.
,-Aa1NnnAnnk

WADEEA.
From eur own correspondent ~
If any one wants to see how pine logs are
manufactured they want to take = trip up to
H. B. Morrisons camp ON the Crow Wing
River 40 miles from Wadena by the old
road. =. -
There are small log houses in the camp,
occupied BY 0. B. Morrison, F. Severance,
W. N. Smith, W. II. Benson and the Gorgon
brothers, and Mr.. Ravy. All the above
named gentlemen have their ladies witaa
them to keep them from getting llonosic
and lonesome. x
& The big boy wanted me to bring one =
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-01-01
..NotI.

Votice
{ | haze .bsut g sheep forI ale y srent
IN IAxoII1-
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-01-01
MINI /

~. 1S| -
- .>
Wish you i Year.
cd. 10 Vi IN noses.
s,.n. NJ. ariatmas in Br,inerd.
-: ,ime--.o swear OF.
In from yernd.l.
~ ~
so"a"'' o., ,,...
-
.s .,a ~. III. new
"''"s ~ ~ u
.,os press. -.
Ask George you 'o' ivory %
'"> p"1". A..
"hen oun
>os 'U'1s. uoo r.. ,..n,
aessrs. smith
Sernaa'e tueao 1
Call At this o Isas r ~ "
hlaaks, deeds. =
Ties are comm l1 ~ T. >'''>S ~
already about So M
The engine hal Ken 70 eeeA @''e'
for the new steam
Parties owing on '''p'''D
will please bring
Lester say. he I M
than any " h' ne'
4. SOG kkAWS0o kAVVEC
10 light, airy aud cheerful
A large new hotel is to J o"''' ~ 100" u
winter loosens his icy ange era.
Mason. have comm4nced work lathins
and pl..terine the buildin& Of +. 4. Lace.
Mr.. sleener'. lecture Saturday night was
a.rrelv attended and VA exec eedingly enjoy
.b,e 10 all
u,:.. = .,cs n.,,+ ..Sm to have
declined to any alarming extent since the
close Of navigation.
C.rd,.r e Ca. ,ost .one n,ats during
IN. fr. sa,nranv mor,;no and viii rev.
ahe n. rite. ,o4nfninr them.
Howard says he has got Stock Ael
That's dangerous Jafve, We hax
; that all resulting tatall in The
55:s q .,,a,..r ,p., M e 10
{ =. W 81 ~ y.
= home and he is glad to; "a adena.
4 peueub.r u. / - nd IT - n .ohoo,
>, 40. 80, s..,,.d., . r;.t. ,;,,, ~. e ia,
,,nort, ,,. noe i eve, h,,.; J, in n
r -. =. ,;.,..s.a
Sam. Clark dropped in on us Monday and
. left us materializea token Of his friendship.
Sam. is no slouch, some folks to the con-
trary notwithstanding.
Z. The last but one Tuesday in 1879 At Penn.
5 bina is registered a. the coolest day on rec
:.s,'.S, ~ .,.
: ss'''''s ' 80 '
DR.: Babcock has decided to locate in Wa
dena. He comes we'll recommended and
will occupy rooms in Luce's building as soon
as completed. See his card in another COL
Inc Sons o' temperance arc " s've ="
festival on the 14th inst' TO which 1t Is mop
ed everybody will turn out ana give tne'r
hearty support See tue announcement
elsew here.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-01-01
~ sllI' deI'ne,d i, ], y = ilth gin
"a trimmed vi III tast1
$50 d. 1 y. !. III
q ssss, !, 10 4. q


body seemed to have forgotten everything
but that it was agala day that came bnt once
a year and they must pitch III aud make the
most Of it. And SO they did and fun and
trolic ran riot until all the gifts with their
accompanying apeeches had been delivered.
Then everything was cleared for a dance and
although the thermometer was struggling
hard for an existence away down at 81 and
40 below zero the merry dancers needed not
but made the night ring with joyous laugh.
ter and whlrling feet. $ @~Ss2l
Between eleven and twelve o'clock
bountiful Slap supper was served which
was, to give its managers credit, excellent.
The Wadena delegation to the number of 20
bundled into their sleighs and were whirled
home soon after the dawn Of Christmas feel
ing we'll repaid for their visit even with the
mercury at 40 degrees below zero. In clos.
ing we must say that those who managed the
affair are deserving ofmuch praise and we
hope to see the occasion repeated each year.
.= CHRISTMAS NIGHT.
A very enjoyable dance took place at the
store Of Presson & Ostrander on Front street ):
Their hall was occupied by about 36 souples
who tripped Il light fantastic until nearly
twelve when supper was announced and the.
jolly crowd wended their way to the rawson
House where most excellent supper await
ed them. The tables were covered with all
kinds ofgood things which rapidly disap.
peared before the onslaught Of this hungry
dancers who>did full justice to the spiendid
viands plaoed before them Supper over
they returned to the hall and there reveled
until the wee sma honrs going home we'll
pleased with the manner of their entertain-
ment. Il, :.3S. #
MASONIC BALL
The Masonic Ball ats 1erndale on the eve-
ming of the 18th ult was doubtless the most
brilliant social event Of the season TO A
section. The new Masonic Hall was
ga With 4 large and joyoas CONC
young Iolks Who whirled Tho sha
With merry teet until the appra
r,dsy warned then q srelu1 Z
their pleasures and seek repo ls-2
sion g one which VIII long Brsi
by the psrt,cir rAnts ana sonic;
glaittsoked forward !.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
CRIMINAL NOTES.

William d. Biglow, while night clerk of the
United States Hotel January % stole $lO3 and fed
lie was afterwards arrested and IN tho Court of General
SESSIONS yesterday pleaded guilty He was seut to the
Elmra Reformacry.
Francis Doyle, alias Slater, an cx-cOnvct
was convicted the Court Of General Sessions yestrr
dav of stealing eighteen silk umbrellas from J.. & j.
Smith. OF broadway, on February 8. lie was sent to
State Prison for five
Mrs Rachel Roach of No. 262 West Thirty
hird-st appeared IN tie Jefferson Market Police Cont
Yesterday morning against her husband Richard Roach
whom charged with threatening her life. He was
sent to the woTkhOuse for SIX months.
. Frederick Hummell, a German shoemaker,
Yesterday pleaded guilty 10 tnrec indictments charging
him with robbery His plan was 10 knOc6 pOcketbOOlR
out OF ladies' bands the street, pick them up and
away Judge Gildersceye sent linn 20 State prison for
five years.
Yesterday afternoon Solomon Lehireund was
arraigned in Jefferson Market Police Court charged
with arson In having rauscd fire Tuesday evening III
the basement Of No 52S BroOme-st occupied by Leh-
freund, WHO is a ragdeaIer. Justice OlterbOurg Tc-
manded the prisoner
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday John
Hogan. OF No 73 ROosevelt-si. Adoph Wcbber OF No.
60 Rooseveltst and Charles T. Patcn. of No 10 Bax-
tcrsi charged with violating the Sanitary code by sell
jng aduleratcd mik we're each required TO procure
bonds III 800 10 answer
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
DEClSIONS-FRB. Is.

Suprepe Court ChGmBers-By Judge Lawrence
nSer s granted NieSerGn set csppe
Murray set MURRAY -M0tions granted Lang aSi smth
Orders grauted Delmo aet Arnola-Grtnted Ohren sst
granted with $40 costs 70 abide the event LssneI
costs 10 abide the event Calalan-
etc. denied without costs Aleon agi Nande'
The proof the question of fraud Is de
IS denied with costs Almon agt. Hsmion-The morton T
eomaissl N VIII be granted Gu, %hont @ stay; sheISfG
ground which the injunction aeainst the withdrawal
Of the in the bank can be continued Fry ag Genet
An ALLOW ance Of $500 granted % deiedsn Genet aud
70 ,ne GiedesnS Gn nlIs Feg aSi p
Tbumaen agt Tlams.n Of referee confirmed and
piainiir. Wan agt Garrison see memorandum Coe
Merrhants Naonai Bank act Aaihe granted
dD PSsrss ssnIe arI snsS Win ee Sc
erson sgt Cappe poIor s ast sue Jackson agt Field
granted westbook act me LehiSh ana E sailro9d Com
15SS% Esrsd valentine AIT 'r'ndOn
sDee,Gi Tsrnp-By Judge Barrettsimons agt Clifford
By Judge Van -ouetog and another agt Fitzpat
Episcopal Church agt Davis ana others two cases
Superior Court Special Term-Bv Judge sedgwick.
Noyes ag court wishes further a,sg a
Koechlng-Moton denied see memorandum Hav,noyei
Moaion Dismissed With slo COSTS Wood IT, sgt Livingston
van scel sg Gny
ing motion stephens agt Gardiner granted strupp
sd Item Of infant defendants GundTum agt GunGrum-
sei NORMAN alordsr appointing Francis A. Msrden
st 'P2es Ss a g W aee We meah sS
man agt EngemsD.-orders granted.
Na nssS Dd S R0 o GSn @ aSTsa
Common Pieas-Special Tera-By Judge Van Hoe
sen-Van Name the Eagle Fire Com pany-Amendment
allowed memorandum Edminster agt Cochrsneo
Application granted see memorandum. In assignment
OF bierno and smother ecDscree signed lockwood etc
man ast RoSsris-Justiassiion deiedye Aen
ciynes- Judgment for me defendant ''' 's''
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19

"Talking of law" says Pompey, makes
me think of what the 'mortil Cato, w.o lib mos q
thOusan years ngO, said De law am like ground
glass window, dat gibs light nuf to light US poor folks
In de dark passage OF DIS e but would puzzle de debb
hissell TO through it,"
An old lady at the revival meeting in En-
enton, the other night in the congregation ana
said, Brethren aud sistern. feel very regretu for
sins, and their burden u heavy. fecl-l 1ee Ike
the shucker on Il brass candestick."-lOu City Der
rick
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
GEORGE X. sISTARE's WILL.

The will of the late George X. Sstare, with
Its five codics was offered for probate in the surro
gates Office yesterday. The will, which made Jan
uary 1857 divides all the estate between the testa
tors four Children Lucy sstare Sanford. Virginia
E. sistare william II. NJ sistare and George X sisiare,
lr Four of the codcils make immateria alterations.
one Of them confirming special git of S3O4l2 AZ TO
the son William H. NJ Sistre. The wife is rot rereD-
bered until the last cOdcil made January 90 1S70fye
days before the tesa;OTs death. In as codc he gives
his widow, Margaret G.. SIstare. The income from
10000 hch, her death, rcverts 10 the children
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
CALENDARS THE DAY.

suPsRNE CoURT-CHAsBgRs-Lawrence J--Court az
l03s Calendar called at ii m.,ssessment Cases
Nos l60 l51 1872 l7e, 49, l0s 230 233 234 235 24O
2ii 2s2 24s 2t4 24s 24e 247 24s 80 $50 251 2 g5s
S. 81 o. 05 ll0 ll2 ll6 49, 1855 102 1866 l32 200 2Os
220 222. 2Z3 224- 225 I28 227, 22S, 229, $50
GENERAL IEEn-Adjourned sine die
SPECIAL TEEA-van VTst y.-Court opens al 1890 A. ~
Law and facL-CaSe Oh. No. 495-Tugn0t agt COwmg.
no day calendar
Observation-Disclosures Brunt J.-Cour opens 1880 a. H.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Wednesday, Feb. 1s, 1880
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change saesTOOm today
Bv Richdrd 7. Hdrnsn.
! 4.stOry brown hOuse with lease OF lot, NO 40
West 5Oihst,ss. 5SI IT W of 5thave. lot 2OXlOO.5;
Columbia College Ease. has % to run. .
ground rent $500 per annum B 4 kissam ...S ltOOO
By John I. Boyd.
5.story brick building with lot, No 23l West 27th-
a ~, SAVINGS in the N q CIV Of New 3lOO
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
RAILROAD.
L HRhAT TIL NK LINE

AND UNlIED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York. Desbrosscs and tortlandt
streets lcrIits followg:
Ilarri-1urg rit-burU Vest and South, with Pullman
IA ace cars attached q m. and 3. 80 pm daily.
l!am-porL Lick Haven, a. H., -:j1 p NJ; CORY and
a. $50 connecting dt Cory Tor iitusye PerJ
leum Centre and the oil rson+ .
Bamuic Nashiu gtou and the SOUTH Limited Washington
Express OF Pullman ParOr Cars daily except sunday la a.
IN. arrive Washington il2 y IN. Regular m f3O ami
$50 a. m. ]. 1 and 10 D. m. sunday. ln n N , - o..
Erurrss ;1r West Phiadclphia 43n 13u 500 10 Lin.
tedi u a. J. 30 4.lu D. q. 4. % $50 aud lu
and r. ~ sundac 43O and r. n D. 49, $50 and 10
D. III. a iI u.rh.
EIpTcss Philadelphia via Camden 7:3o m. and
except sunday.
Boats f Io5Alyn with all through trains
~ jersey CITY. anOtdng speedy and direct transfer for
1faius arrive Prom Pittsbuir GOj loi0 M 1910
daily M $3.50 Cuily except Mon lay. From
Wasington and Baltimore. 900 a. NJ = 90 ! 10. 10 I.
m sunday $50 q. m Prom Phaiepha, 800 bO5, $50,
$40. iOlO 1 80 A M. . go iiu. 50. $50 30 and
lO1Op NJ sunday $50. GOj 600 1910. ll:JO am $50
lO.lOp. IN.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
Go Uhom II man Concern

ALL PERSONS are hereby notified not TO
~ trust in ve credit 70 my daughter Louise
Uuderil, wife OF r. H. Underhil account all such
credit Is and wil be wholly unauthorized BY me
Feb. ls 1880 STEPHEN WILKINS.