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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-03-03
WHOLE NO. 1913.
THE STATE PRESS.


The KendaliviIle News gives some advise
as 10 its own county matters, which i would
be well TO heed in all the Democratic conn
ties The News says:
The Democratic party through the county
IN every township should select their best
mand respect ana nave influence, Tor up0:i
these men rests TO a considerable extent, fHe
success OF the party in the coming elec. 0li.
Elect your best men to these places ano all
will be well in the county.
The Muncie Observer says:
The registry law, which the Republicans are
so anxious 10 have on our statute books is of
no earthly good, and is a fruitful source OF
fraud. Of what use IS the law, If the voter is
required 10 live in the the precinct before
voting? What is to hinder a person. If he is
so disposed, from registering in three or four
precincts, and when election day comes,
voting in each one OF them2 The rich man.
and the man OF leisure bas plenty of time TO
register; the poor laboring man has not, and
would thus be prevented from voting. Regis
tatiOn means fraud, and honest men should
vote against 1t. Don't forget it, Democrats.
The Lsporte Argus says:
Senator lngalls, OF Kansas, will escape ex-
pulsion because there Is no direct proof that
ne personally paid brides to secure his cleo
tion. There IS plenty of evidence that his
friends bought votes for him in the Iegisla-
ture, and there is no reasonable doubt that he
was indirectly concerned in the matter, but
the investigating committee failed 10 impll-
cate him directly, and he viii probably hold
MS Scf@os ~ VII oC lcAAAchbtIcu lndt luZd4lS
was originally elected in the place of Old Sub
sidy Pomeroy, one OF the Grant crowd, who
resigned to prevent ms expulsion TOR the pTae-
tice of open rascalties
His constituency are getting ready 10 give
Senator IDgails a high old Fourth of July
reception-cannop, firecrackers, Roman can
dies and all the rest Of it. The Republicans
never fOrsake each other When one rascal
gets caught they arrange to see him through
in good shape. Tho one rascal exposed is OF
more account to the party than the 90 other
fellows that have not been caught.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-03-03
RUSSIA.
FURTHER NEWS REGARDING THE EXPLOSION AT |
TIE WTNTFR PALACE

THE WINTER PALACE.
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 20 A semi-official
statement says: 1t is impossible to rectify all
the erroneous statements published by the
foreign press relative to the explosion in the
Winter Palace. A number of the imperial
family have moved TO other apartments since
the explosion. The emperor Informed the
empress of the explosion the day after 1t oc-
Cured. No arrests have been made in the
Winter Palace except of those workmen
occupying the room where the explosion oc-
CURED. The dynamite was, IN all probability,
brought TO the palace in small quantities by q
pretended carpenter who had been working in
the palace since September last, and who is
now supposed to have been mechanical en-
gineer. Alter having sent away his fellow
workmen, this individual made his final
preparations, ignited a slow match and Quit
ted the palsce. Two other carpenters are stiIl
in custody, and more or less suspected of COM
pliclty in the plot. Reports of wholesale ar
rests i'm ST. Petersburg are unfounded.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-03-03

The passion of the French for theatrical
amusements, and the patience with which
they will wait at the doors of the theaters
for the sake OF obtaining a good place for
witnessing the performance, are well known.
At crowded French country theater Q
woman fell from the gallery into the pit
who. hearing her groan, asked her II she was
much injured. Much injuredl" exclaimed
the woman, l should think / am. ] have
lost the best seat in the very middle Of the
front row."
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-03-03
Died of Starvation.

CINCINNATI, F eb. 25.-The Gazette's special
from New Albany, Ind, says that John F.
Filley, aged 70, was found dead yesterday on
the floor of his house. in Spencer township,
Harrison county, horribly gnawed by rats.
He appeared to have been dead for week.
There was no food in the house. He was re-
fused credit for flour three weeks ago, and il is
supposed he died of starvation, though he had
money hid away, and owned good farm OF
100 acres. He lived alone, and was widower.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-03-03
Grantin Mexico.

GALVESTON, Feb. 25.-The News special
from the city of Mexico, the 2ith says: General
Grant held reception last night at the resi-
dence of Minister Foster. The elite of Mexi-
can society was present. The daily papers
publish scraps biography of Generals Grant
and Sheridan. On thursday a grand festival
dedicated to General Grant, will be given in
the principal plaza. Four hundred musicians
are preparing for the event.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-03-03

A partial failure of the grape crop will
materially lessen the wine lproductionfof
France this year, says the Boston Transcript,
but so long as the petroleum wells of Penn
sylvania hold out, champagne drinkers may
not be deprived Of the sparkling drink
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-03-03
More Negro Emigrants for Indiana.

PETERSBURG, Va, FeD. H.-Several families
OF colored emigrants from Warrenton, N. c.,
arrived here this afternoon route to
Indiana. The party consisted chiefly of wo-
men and small children. Several hundred
more Will shortly follow.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-03-03

general Thanking the secretary of war for
his courtesy, from the first to the last of this
business, I am very respectfully your ooedlent
servant.
(5fgned) H. V. BoYNroN.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-03-03
Work at the Mints-suit Against the Gov

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2S.-The coinage at the
mint the present month was 1855 0N pieces,
value S5l29, 1863.
The Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
company has brought suit against the internal
revenue collector and deputies, claiming dam
ages for SEIZURE of engines for security for pay
ment of a Government tax, claimed TO be due
upon wages script, issued by the road to en-
ptOyeS.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-03-03
GREENsBURG.
More Exodus.

More Exodus.
Special to the Senttnei:
GREESsBURe, Ind, Fen. pa party of 10
exodus negroes arrived here last night. They
stated that they were provided with places to
work and were all yoters.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-03-03
GENERAL TELEGRAMS.
NEWS FROM THE CAPITAL.

THE CALL FOR THE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC
CONTENTION ISSUED BY THE EXECUTIVE
coNdIrTEE or THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE.
Feb
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-11

Bob BurdedC, iu the course OF an article
IN the Burlington nswkoye on the rights
and wrongs OF women. ssys: Oay wife
wants Grcss. After two or three ar hi,
d. zen stores have been rsnssckp6 Tor
goods, the dr, ssmsker is sought out. TIC
matter of measurement is tedious, and
thcn the malier Of lttiug is one OF numer-
Gus and repeated tr!ale. F.nally The drees
Is flashed aDj sent home. Then Il isr.nt
back 20 bc taken 10 berc and lsl out there,
and a lasj, after the customer has been
tued more times f3r that one dress than
her hus band has been measured lsr three
or four years, the dress comcs home for
the !ast tiuie oui is pronounced by ihe
wcaryr, her friends, and the Grcssmeker
rs beautiful and perfect ti,, and is fin
ishcd.
Beautiful Il certainly is, far moro bcsu-
,iiul than anything her husband ever
wears. Culars sui ps!criel, style, blend.
ing shades aud contrasting bits ot color
Nre all in the perfection Of good taste.
NJ man can improve upon tbst But l..
isu'I finished. When II is completed 20
far es the skill OF the drossmaker csu H. B.
ish IL, and it is put on, il has 10 be pinned.
; mcwherc sometimes in two or three
often in half dozen places. IL GlwEys
= quircs pin. Leave ont ,he pin aud the
dress is al awry somewhere GA all this
broad coutucnt there is net one Amcrican
woman who can dress so ns 10 make any
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saa scqucItoau llorcmcnt.

4 Special from Kingston \. y; to The
d. h'u'a "'puDHcen' ff}s; Ihe suicide
"l OHFfie hiI''n' near h''" NHioge, 'hie
county, 90. FRIDAY, Is tho sequel 10 fc-
mamie though melancholy history. Sic
"'s 'h' oauan'rr oil C"Pi. JAS Bsriop' az
""' '''Na a ie'ni'S bu-ihsss 'nHn 'l NJ"
O'i'''.'' bi'!hg we '"'e war C"p'' B1r
Ton server WIN o's''Hc'i'n I'D the 'Jhit'-
efn'e army ~ '"' c''sc ot ne war be
renewed 10 L'I'Jci'e O"un'Y' M'. car
ne Gre" Hp 10 De an iD'''I'seh aAd r'ha-
"a young woman A'a'iG her Son.i'Is
"s7 O".fl'' l1'fh'oD' ",''hF y'nrg
ia"'' Nho'e lalneF "-9 h'%hiy fr'f'c''d
A"u "es''Dy. Inc young couple became
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-11
Country Isoas.yAshins.


II "a mater OF un.versa, commect
with travclers hat country road-msLiur
In ,hc Uailtd Ststos is either los, ert
cs io-bc-aoQnired science. Tho aycrsce
seleclmsn Or rpal-.rcu, ~ e cpu, ,,ry t,yn
's usually deplorah,T iruoraa, OF The flru
principles "i wsEiug a good rosi. Moth
'cg viii ao surely advance jho growth spd
well being of a town a. wel-msde and
wel,-kcpt roads No part af ns domestic
economy VIII more certainly repay tho
outlay. Nothing more bcspsaks the in
'eilicence aud character or public spirt OF
us citizens. In England and most of i,s
d"peDcenc6s the rusds are male direc,ly
oy toe state or under its supervision. Az
: rcsuit, the contrast between E,pli,h
roSds aud those Of this country is uuch Ia
favor OF the former. A common and
ualu7H mistake Of most towns in this
conatry is that an Tot lligent farmer must
necessarily know how 10 make good
road, but the reverse il the fact Road
making t subject requiring etudy aud 4
knowledge ot The usturo OF soila, not
often considered 10y Suy but engineers, or
those 10 whom such kGorladgc is nec.s
sa'y adjunct of their buslness in life. A
w,l'-mAde road even in our climate and
with Tic WIDE differences in slil lngredi-
euis, viii last for yturs. whereas ordinarily
iha item of repairs ON our roads means an
entirely changed thuroughGro, the pitch.
watersheds and general character beng
more IN the wsy OF experiment than a
ecicuihc and practical renovation The
country road-maker commences by throw.
icg out the "big stones" on to tAc side nt
inc road, retaining The smaller ones, when
10y thoroughly bedding" the blk ftonr,
mo bee; possi0le foundation IL bad; aul
With "A covering uf smnllar stones mixed
with gravel, or even with good loan carc-
fully narrowed and tcysp,d, y Toad.hc ia
foInci which will ccfy both rains and
heavy tesms. Generally The tyro devc,,s
MS time 60 hespirg up the material In the
center with such = slope gs often 30 intor-
frrc with loComotion, and which hcap the
first heavy team rcsolv e into deep ru's,
NIle'inE lis u'ciu'u'FG for any bat a sm-
ile'iy heavy team, apA for il ouly with
cols,ruliy-inCrc.sing strain on tho hor,cs.
lo'kec ingenuity has invented caritai
rosd-msslng ioola, which need hat irtcllI-
gen' application 20 developing such thor
oushiarcs as would make them admired.
q place OF being rep,oach and shame.
oar country 10 rich enough 10 place The
r1lds IN the hsnds az fuch Government
a' VIII mSuro their perfection. iDstegd Of
CaTing laam ,o town .nicisls without tie
education uG experience necessary 10 an
accomplishment OF the object, Mos: Of
Tie roo1s tss, of the C0nurclicuit river
're t.nI,, GLd Ills fact, Together 9TH the
Indifference or ignorance of those ip
ChaIsa ward improving their charee. ar
NECESSARILY lupcd,s and retsrds The us;ureI
tni ~" ri"g tendency oi CIT ucorls Ion
'wd!og arI living in tie eoul.ry.-
I Hartford CpUglni
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NO. IA
s5xsS-rr


\ word in season, If it is tho rieas
word, regarding moths, will lac squi,e.
lent in utility to tho old adsge. &C..
siitch IN time raves nine" An ob.cu-.
s'odent OF economic hou,euifery, wh-
has sttentivcly regarded for ,eri-s az
years tho action OF ditlcrent vegetable
substances OF the life and tho des,ruc-
ton OF insects. has discovered tho mon
or food for the greedy moth. all moutl.
Il * cheaper than camphor or tobacco.
has no smell, and is always Avalab!.
Apouud or two or three of b!acE psp-
per, ready pulverIcd FOR tablsuse. so.t.
tered freely am 'ng your furS and wasl.
ems, can easily be shaken all Gu, in the
fall 10y somc hand, willing and hApp, Ia
he hired 80 sneeAr, and the Paruants
will b" found uninjured. A LADY vho
packed up her personal effects in tho
loose c Infusion OF too little uma and
strength to devote thereto, hurried
them oil to one of our great store house,
AMI ldft them untouched during An
49, N''NN W 'a''N' y 'hlFs one i.Al lOSNNu
the pepper with layishness through
each trunk, box, and dsienSolsa bag or
b"ndlc' She found hOr fur trimmed
and oll-wool garments perfectly un-
harmed ahor their three yoars of extra
"NPos ure among the quantities OF other
families goods accumulated in tho
proper moths boarding house, Not
only this triumph; another divulged
experience brings to light handsome
muii, which, being superseded by other
iurs To match suits, escaped use kor
''lteen or twenty years, and wss seldom
looked At Well poppeTed, and with
on' extra care. IL IL clean, fresh, and
unchanged to day New York Timss
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THE sun FOR 1881.


Everybody reads THE SUE +, ~.
edition Of this newspaper thror,,host
mo year a. cDiao every body will Eud.
j. All tho worlds bows. - Brsss,ste.s
ihat Ls reader Will Stt me gyaa,..,
amount ~ iniOIBsIOs NitA lIo I.,os
nnpr"h,4pie exp udiiuYs 81 iius ssS
nYsNHht Juz SUH loAg 40 disys,,,.,.1
ihs golden uicau het1scD Yedunda1t
iuints' md uus8htfsrtOry brsvitv.
EUrh ~ that sOrs of news Sb,-h d.
ponds less uFOn rs recognized js1boyt.
au"e tIAn upon its Atzls,t 1. ultokins
frp'n morning - morning THH gxg
Pfih.s e'auaund story q. tks liyss Of
fe' ueH ani uoutSu, and ~ ts4.lr 0ss.is
plans, loves, to-. and uiuSIea. Phis
Story is more vHgiel api rirrs intsrcst
uE Lnnu any ruulaEas I2. uaa evS.,
devised.
III. Gpod writing &c every ool,o,,
and freshness. originality, srcuya..y s.i
ae.oraih in lho iToatil-est of ever sah-
jet.
~ HoHest comaoHl Tss 60.
h1nit is ~ .fe'E Gus fcU!ossIy ase,st
m-s aud things
v EqIai raIdor in aeaiira uhh 80
P"i'ir4i party e1d tiu rSsJJ - -
commend N}isi m yrt Fv0rthy ay - -.
EHAe -iH' Is b.aiHabls ip D1moss a -,
Republican.
VI Aa,o.gts nIei e,ifoueo Of g.,,,..,,
organ zatoHs, aut snwAverigt }.vsJt-
20 tr1a \, pIpfrItio PrhafsIs. 'r4g
orN HsI.Vot BAT the o. s9ofna a.ebt sybirh
iuf i.p4'liui1a siYs8 sci. eess a. a.,
t~,p. l's potiJu ~ duty ia 3, sss.t.t =,
Do utmost prw>r tIe efforts 81 a.-o IL
ihe stplo.wtn psriy ~ sst ~ ~ efhsr
iY.u, U s'veTaiuSbt in pises ~ $50
.uch exists. q ~ ger Isss and fi,e
ye'r5 iW.u1iia.oiy foUowiag vii sg,s.-
DIF decide tbis s1picutsly iulrs.rts.a
contest IHE sex bs,ir Vcs raaf -
vitI'ry viii 80 vito ths gsrpla as rr.lust
tha Rugs sur Hl1Eopo' ", hhs RlaJs fos
Tinnt'r, end Size igass ~ iapsgtsi
FOwrr.
Dtr ta,nIs srs ~ follows.
For the Daily sCS. fnur-usgs sbest
ni tWeIty- -risAt gDlnuIn4. The Jri-a ~
i1ali, VDet pai. Be- 80 osuis Btonts Sr
600 % yotr or, iurlaiinx sac sunday
paper, au eight Pays 4H~st 81 anv.sir =
columns she price is 50 couts = r1aotb
OF 100 q Near,p i~tsxo Dfid
Tine sunday edition N ruF SUv is al,
FURNISHED ssPsrs,oly % l.2O = year, post.
age p id
The rrics ofths WarKrv Srr e,,bt
I ptco7, hity SIX columns, 10 s. ve,r
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I $40 ~ oil send an eNtrs orov free.
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Conts.. 10, L..a aaa Llh.rlr.

..,..... -.
." "
"'I'-p -p'hu 'ei'" "neuesIer' va" he
accidentally thew his live across q strong
whilo dsc X. which suddenly turned
around. twisted Tie lioo around bcy
,.., ,c.L anil cv,1 a.. 49,, 49,.
'''.''s' ny ." DOT 'Ie" i''' OIL
tangled and hooked sho soon broke o1
the line sJoyo to Gro.p4r. and sailed
down me stream i,l,tIoc,Jorto I'D,
.......,.,...,
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We desire ~ cal. ihe attention Of orr
rea'ers 90 cue of ,la prs,'os, usw,oa,sY,
n Zoe sR. one hsj secures ib. te.t
writer's 10 taH county sbd gaoes r.,
ga'dirss of crp,Dss h-s tac ~, sad
fuilest LOOK rcg.o~s 81 auy paper in tie
coully As' st0e s-t.clrs uyon 0as,.i,i
snfJcet, b,s departments dsvo.ss to
Fine A'ls, Ei5I'cd R-ssrcb ronrtirg
.oa, csrno' ua f9ood in suy o,Lsr rsvs-
paper u tbs Ulted 5,,iesJ. Fsrn ..3
Gsrdsu Iasursuc,, Wc,uy .Siogs, Ks.
o1rta, CHue &ars,ls, puces Carlegf. 10 D.
Gooos Quotations, etc iu fact. news.
paper fully suited 10 She rcaurem-n,s Of
every tam.iE cnatsiuiug q fund OF infor-
ma'iII which cannot bs uaI ia anv otbey
shape, and hsying wide cif,u, t.oo an
over toe eIuaty Esd p europe. We
fet,r iD iWg lSDapE. .BEsr, of Now wv
"tot iHfgs, tb. sD.rs, the best % gee
sjve''isomchi, so aBother caIs-u. snd
SOD Tor spsclmen copy. laoN27,a.
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rsr-Ia,.sn ana l,roanctien.

IL is tho general belief TINT ;hc new
ccnsub will Ebow totll p, ,pulatioG Of no,
iaas Ihan 40,po0,O ,OoO, au3 probably 80 O0O
900 Il round nuph,rs, las population
ef eli iho states ana Territories I'm 1870
@es IS 800 900. II no have 10000 600
nov, The incicGse 10 ten y,aru wss H.
100000 or very nearly 30 por cent go. 85).
let us call 30 per cent. II Is m euog-
nous increase upon eo viet c,pitsl a..
35 j.O.O .Oa0. aud IL il can b- kept up during
th" next ton years tho population Of N,
Luiicd States will, Ia 1890 W. reached
65OOO.OoO, which is s. MUGS ~ the pop
ula,"n OF France aa3 I'sy conotned
But GU iuCytssc iH wealth sud pr.Juc-
ton is far creator. L. 1870 we lad 90 500
miles Of railroSd eglics, So. 900 in 1880
a" ihcfcs.c o. 40 per cent our export,
'u 1870 amounted to 352J. C0O. 900, against
SI3J,O)O,OOJ is lS5g--0 ncrecse OF B.
pr cent. TIC igcresse n cosl or9ruc
ti9G ;roEi 1859 20 1873 uss oyer % p.r
c'nt Or sgrcu!lul c1porla in 1868
amounted 90 $500 OOD. OCO; 10 1873 to
S5y2 OoO 0OJ-ifc eaIc, IS pr ccut
Tho cereal products of tse couItry in 1865
aggregated $50, ,73G 900 buelrsls, iLe'nd-
irg itGisn core. In 1873 'he to.sl was
2 36S 900 O09-an iocr-as- ~ 50 per cent
Ia 1865 ~c produced b1t rs 800 60
bushels OF wh'es. IN 1879 hn proluc-
,'ou of THE ceye.l w-s t1J OJO 600 ju.hpl..
fbe increase 30 fourteen y.s.b wes n.sflf
200 nrr ctht., or C24 per cent, per year.
tiom 1870 t1 1878 'ue cotton weld rase
FROM 3 O)0 00J % 5.2l5 OOD--sn incsrsss
OF ~ per csni, foo eigHC y,AJa, OF 10 tie
r"ie Oi "csTiy 9 pr cont, year The
fzpaHtipa ef American manufacture hss
Kept pGce wiiu ircf,.re In agricultural
pro 'u"'ion. P5ilsdeipris. Piitebmg. ard
Lowell npT rank zBoag the greatest
manufacturing Ciura ig tho world.
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OIENDN.1NN .iccorNrs.

Old Time sa. a cashier bshind the win
dow Of bsuk where all men must q
business. 4 long line of customers. too
vas, to count, csme cnch 6i,h bus check
u hand to the wicket for his cash.
,o0d and wGched the scene for hours.
81. it came my oNu ,uro to place NV
ctecE undcr Father Tines cray aol
ancient scrutiny.
A well !r,ssa1 man with conc lent .;-
v.,l a hard, r,so!n.. face and ys, H,s
L.uau rs If with pain, threw. IN hi. cheek
''Y iur sc.ou,t ia oy.rdraw, gst
T.nn. Il t,li your friend g, Yesterday
Woo presented check 1f yonrs."
"Wast? Tn.,'s way came myself.
OvsrdrAwn l should have twaaty years
bars yet 10 draw on = exclajm,d the ex-
vited g5a!lcnso, growing pale with every
word.
"Hpw OLD d. you reckon yourself -
asked cashier Time.
why oaiy hfT-dgs. A1ithyeosoore.
yoars- 'nd-ten is the deposit tc begin
vim
90 sA'o ''i's' 'h'n'''og great ~. x
49, ,--l .no p'o' ln-n eyes 10 1851
~, 80 "''I.7'' y''io "a 'Se'
,,a1.Iu - w 'l'' l's h'AV
-, 80 t'' vac u'A' aa' tue he"' you
ds-at 49,. 49, '.a ~ ~ % que ! .u ~ ql'o-
go, ~ ' >" C,...l.,. V,s5'p N'I'"' 'u u'AnH
go. &c., 0,,o.'-.'l' -, ,,.,' ,u' - p'''',
.'l'9'',e' s', '''- ,',Io ." Pl',' OF
"'i' anu uianN we co9'''.s' banqoel-cup
,, 49, sl,,l.. Yi'p-'on' '"u''y n1i ever se'D' 81
lnd -. - -, ~, o,'S - wen "''-,c'"
onI ana 49,: "I" y" I, 'H 'n'e" a"sy u@y :
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Eov. 27, 1850.

We desire 20 c'Il TIE s,Dontlon Of our
readers te lho Grand Holiday oGor ofthe
Nenioissohu Piano Company, wbo,c cd
NeriiSomsnt app or7 o.owhore. Thi.
Company offers an $50 square Grand
Piano, si1n2rd. " octoucs. in hand
S'n'' rosewood c'so, TOR only a2fj. alsy
many other A. ls, or Pianos and Ory.n-
~ gfoat barZsina f,r tho Ho,idsvs. i'm
Guiding "hcot music at ono tlIrd price.
Thee Pianos, including Grand sop,,o
aDd Upright. mrls ono ~ lno hucst dis
plays At the Centennial Exhibition. ana
were yVnDtmons'y!rsrommended for the
Dp',nlgI U0Dor Dnd .l,,fi}. NJ Bfe.U
Tho NTKDRbsscus PIANO Co.. ~, tbe
hr't 20 q" general bnsln<is with The
PHrei1ser direct. saving Ais niors hg,
1'e-h4J The price ohargsl boy oihor f,1t-
class makers. This saving IA made bv
doing away VIII to Agcoey cy.ten
"'d giv'ng ths people Too Pianos st
T" sols4sis or Agsnc7 prices.
We would recommend snv og our
rraisr7 0h' hive any i9es ~ ovor buy.
'nF = plano or or,ap. 10 SEMI Er briy
Iiua'rltei snl d1soHpaya 0a,aloQuse
which will be laniieI Tree e. ali.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-11

When THO 10 o'ciork incoming train n
tae Hr3son River Railroad stopped q,
Iau} ta~u yesterday morning, tbs con
.uo'or jobs Ru.rc. disco7er q ,bs, l.e
us.p os ,ts DIOR sf one car us, broken
Hs called . br.ssmeu, soI, on exanIrs-
t.oa found ltyerai oticrcsrs broken OgeD.
saI.g back l5e door CT ihs hs. or.
rWcb cous.asi p5istow, be taw ttr.,
reets lls clusoJ tas door qlirsIs SID
-eD1ug t.r hsmmsf aud ns.is. rs.l.a n.
Jp 20 c-rsIY Toe trsu thsa Proceeded 90
toss c'y, s.d 10 Fn5 -9rs' yrset it s.o--
p.d saI vss boarded by Policeman Ter-
rs aDI fisoy. They v,rs i.f.rmcd by
600 conductor thst tsfea burs.aip ven.
Dsi'eI us iu one of Inc core Atibe d.o,t
i1 1Iiuf-,tIj -;rc.t il wss fu4d tt.t
She pIit.neIs boo cut . LDls over a fs.t
.rse ia tbr sile of mo car With kaiv,s.
tr1s b'pirs iJ escape. T. i0ea tsr
.iicsrs over -l hour o. rcIssfo them from
tha csr, 81 fmIy GsI IS b.co fastened.
a crowd of over thytgad persors
f.iIonCi th- tio % sic Iucst,-. c9ld
Pfec.uc, 5a.ior-5osss Taols ,ley so-
s1f.1sl teen+s.vss SC George A.aIry aud
Ia'mss Ashley, oi Grsnnn'b, H. r..
end John Barse, Of Et Albany.
T1snss sss only taiucsI years OF ar
Uut the other two we're young IN n.
1bsY sro 'uspectcd Of beIpg members of
band ot car thieves New York
Ustsld.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-11
TnE ENGLIsH I4NGr4cr.

pretty deer is Gear 90 mo,
4 hare with dowuy hair;
love hart with oil nay heart.
But barely bear bear.
IT'S p'ain hat no one takes piano
4 rake, though, often takes a rake
To tear away the taros.
All rays raise thymo. timos ra.es all;
And, tbrouI Ih the whole, hole wears
a writ, ia writing 'IiSht," may write
IL wright anu still be wrong
For ''write,' aud "rite' arc nei,hcr
right"
And don't 10 write belong,
Bocr oiIen brings a bier ID man.
Coughing cctnn brings.
And too much ale Will make US all,
As we'll a. ther things.
Tho person lies who saws he lies
When he i, but reclining
And, whoa consumptive folks decline,
Inoy all decline declining.
\ quail don't quail before "a storm
y bou sh Will bow before it;
Wo cannot reign tho rain a: all
No earthly powers reign o'erit.
Tho dyer dyes awhile then dies;
To dye he's always trying,
Until upon his diving bed
lie thinks no more of dyeing.
n son OF Mars mars many "A sun:
All deys iduat have their days,
And every knight should pray each nisht
To him vino weighs his ways.
Ills meet that man should mete ourme,t
To feed misfortunc's SON;
Tho fair sb,uIt r,-o 49,, b ~ -