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ScaId Head, AIopscia, Etc.

SaaH Head II. A. Raymond, auditor F. W., J. q
.; H. Il J'eEson, Mich was cured Of seald head Of
nlns v"nif duration by the GutieuIa Remedies
Falling u he Hatr.-Fnnk A. Bean, steam Fire
Engine 4, Boston, cured Ct aopeC!a or falling Of
the hair BY the Cutieura Remedies, which com.
lose II
Dandrf -Thoma, Lee, 2'76 frankfort tve Phila-
delphiA, afflicted with dandrOf which for twenty
years had covered hSIealp with scales one quarte II
an ioeh In thickness cured BY the CutieuTa Rene
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WE desire 10 oalI III attention Of The
ladies' 10 cur unusually large sock Of
trimmed and untrlmm' Hats and RcRnSts,
aud at cur usually low end popular prices.
SPEYER BROS,
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New Goods-I. G. Dillon Fourth page.
Watch LOST. &. Dillon.
Louisiana State Lottery.
For Rent-MRrket street.
For Sale-MarkGt street.
Book Cases-Friend & Son.
Corn Meal K. J. Smytb.
Wan,ed-T. @. Marsh-Lhead Of local
Election Notice-Chas, Berry-thead Of
local
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cUTIcURA REMEDIES

Are prepared BY Weeks Potter, Chemists and Drug.
its $50 Washington street, Boston, and arc for sale
BY all Druggists Price Of CuTIcuRA, q MGdieiral
Jelly, small boxes 80 cents; larEe boxes 81. Curl
cuEA REs9LvHHT, the new Blood PurIher, 81 per
bottle. CuT1cURA MEDICINAL TofLKT SoAP, rs
cents per cake CuT1cuRA MEDICINAL SHAVING
SOAP, IS cents; In bars for BARRIERS and large con-
All mailed free on rnenInt o. nrlcn
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|. BLUM & BRO:

I. Blum & pro the house for silks.
+ Blum Il Bro, The house for CaSbmeres.
/. Blum 4 Bru., the hou'e for Move ties.
]. Blum & Bro, the house for satin De
i. Blum 4 Bro, the house for Monte Cloth.
/, Blum & BrO, the rouse for the newest
Dress Materials ut tho lowest prices.
Blunl & Rro., the house for New PlaidS.
I Blum n Bro, the hUus. for Sntins.
]. BlHm g. Bro., the house for We vets
I. Blum & rro., the house for Illuminated
Silks p-,
/. Blum + Bro., the house for tringcs oil
every description. .-,u,
/. Blum & Gro.. the house for Dress Trim
mings and BugIe Ornaments.
I. Blum 4 iiro, the House for ClosEs, DOL
mans and Walking Jackets Mt,
i. Blum & Bro, the house for Housekeeping
Goods
To find q good assortment at the lowest
prices, you must deal at
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Music rolls at cost, at sheib's.

NEVER WAS TIE EQUAL, is the popular
verdict expressed by every one who calls
to see the display OF bohemian glass
ware, unique and seryiceable picture
frames, brackets, wall pockets and albums,
Just opened up at Kinks, zoos Main street.
Call at once. alf as ua u 4t
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WARRINGTON, D, O., October l2.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, light To-
cal rains, followed by clearing or colder
weather, winds generally from the north
10 west, and rising barometer.
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Books AT Auc4loN.-This evening at
WiCkhame auction room will be sold
Without reserve, the largest and finest col.
lection Of good books ever offered in
Wheeling. Now open for examination.
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SHILLING of musical instruments, at
sheib's, e'
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Mrs. SIS. KlsSER, No. 1911 Main street,
will have her grand opening OF millinery
and pattern hats and bonnets, commenc
ing on Friday noon and continuing until
Saturday evening. ...
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MUTTON EfO7R SOUP for Merchants
Lunch this morninp at the New Rclure
House Sample RcOms.
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BRocApE yelveis and Brocads DAM
meas in large variety, at speyer Bros.
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We can't all be elected, but we can all
appreciate Logan, List & Co.'S. Excelsior
Baking Powder, the best in the market.
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GREAT variety Of woolens such as Hoods,
Nubias, Ulsters, Sacks, Mittens, &C., at
speyer Bros. ---t ~
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PAssEMEsTRrEs and Bugle Fringes, large
stock, at Speyer Bros. ~
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|. BLUM & BROS,
no4 Main Street.

Our assortments are always kel up to the
highest points Of excellence. We endeAVor
b have hat everybody wants at the lowest
possible prices. -.
Strangers and visitors to the city always
A visit to our store incurs no obligation to
buy. ct4
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ATTENTION NAlLERS !-AnOther Lot
10000 Broken Cock Springs Just re-
''''' JACOB W. GRuBs, iewsIsr.
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nENTIsTRY.-To THOSE THAT DE.
II SIRE 70 save their natural teeth We would say
that We NJ nov better prepared thsn ever beiote 70
enable them TO do SO. BY the use Of an ELEcTko
and bsndEouef Gold FilliugS with more eAle 10 our
Patients than have heretofore been made 10 Inn
c4ty or elsewhere, without tbs aid o! the Electric
PluKReT What Se Say We can ProTe oy @etuA
Demonstration, Call mud seO ioI yourselves,
JAMES n. SUEHtSOE & BON
III No. lil9 Market 81, Wheeling. W. Va.
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INV collars and Cnfis, at speyer Broa'.
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Regular Monthly Meetlns-Iho Loan Or.
dinanoe Considered : The N. and q.
Bonds, &c.
SECOND BRANCH.

SECOND BRANCH.
DR.. Logan, President Of this Branch,
called 1t to order with the following gen.
tlemen in their seats: Acker, Arkle, B.
F. Caldwell, Goodlellow, Hamilton, Hork-
heimer, Houston, McNash, Naylor, Peters,
Reeves, Warehouse, and Logan, Presi-
dent.
The minutes OF the last session were
read. Approved.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Fincncs This committee reported hsy-
ing examined the report Of ]. B. fancy,
City Collector, for the year 1878 and 1879.
These reports were found to be correct
and Mr.. fancy was released from further
liabilities. The delinquent list for 1879
was charged back 10 Mr.. fancy TO be re-
ported upon again in his next annual re-
port.
Following is Mr.. Taney's report:
WHEELING, October !, 1880.
10 he Mayor and Council:
GHSrLEMRN:-Herewith / submit q
statement in settlement Of city assess
ments for the year 1879; also collections
made on delinquents for 1878:
To t.letment for ,03t %
To interest for 1879 10 40 10
To interest collected % 10 biIi after last
To ssisaS.ai IsI iii for Is collected
alter Last 1870 s.
To dog, moi charged to collector for '79....- 81 90
To dogs not charged 70 collector Tor '7s...."- 400
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eoIIIEs' IeIf9lo PL9sIGRs
PLACID over the centre 81 the nervous ccs the pi
Of the EtoInAc they stimulate the liyer, SlOnaehI
and Bowels perfect DIgesti n, cure DppsnsiA, Hl:
lous 20 le ramps, and pains and prevent Ague and
Mllfrlal diseases. For Weak ADD Sore LungN, Pal.
ptR lou Of the Heart Painful Kidneys, RheumAllsm,
Neuralgia and soilties, they the best remedy 10
the world. ask for COLLINS VoLTAIC ELEC-
TRIO PLAsTEk8. Only Ieenu. oett'whAw
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Of 8n9FEing to which many are subject fof cIyGnSnS
the Head aud NASAl tIAsAg,s when elOgg with q 4.
fsnsi!e matter, for de.dOt sng and plriiy log the
BREATH fog rendering the Head clear, the Brain ac-
tive the BfsathIuI essy, ana every Sense 10 4 most
grateful Hnd sO0lh bed nditlou.
BsSinnlnS with the EGsa Passages, Il elaanSSs, de.
ordOhsSs, Anothes and henlI. Il streets the fOfmA
li'n - pnrd matter II ttrikcs al the very heart Of
gradually and 'hOrouIhly removes from tho blood
and elie3lA'lng fluids the poison that has been
sucked up by the AhsaTbents from puTulGnt nAtteF
hailed BY the lungs.
AL Jour druggist, for sAYFoRD's RADICAL
o'ls WsEKs a POTTER. Boston.
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7,ursMSf.M7r.MI7AM. i2M Sr: MI Pm
u % &c 70 O. 81 % "
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MUSICAL instruments repaired at sheib's.
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Full vote) Governor, sturgiss, 4eS;
Jackson, III French, is. Attorney Gen.
eral. Caldwell, All; Watts, 407; Hall. G,
II. Auditor, Cunningham, ass; Miller,
40; Hays, lG Treasurer, Burke, 465;
o'Briep, 40; Strum, 10. Superintendent
Of Schools, Purinton, 467; Butcher, 4l0;
Kenney, u. Supreme Court, Maxwell,
4l6; Green, 400; Thomppon, ~. House
Of Delegates, Hubbard, 4G5; Frew, 400;
McColl0ch, 400; Thompson, Az; Kepner.
400; Mcneil, 4Ol; Seabfigbt, 42l; Morgan,
123.
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THERMOMETERS REcoRp.-The following
shows the range Of the thermometer, as
observed at Schnepi's drug store, Opera
House corner yesterday:
1879. 1850
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ELECTION NoTICEl

ELECTION NOTICE!
Nembors Of the United sta'es Building Association
are hereby notified that the annual e'Ct Gu Directs
on vi be held In building ISOsIatOn Hall, Market
street, on uEsDAi EvtElEG. e., Der - 1850
CHA. BERRY. prtsidtn'.
CuAs. W. CONNIE Secretary. oils
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Itching and scaly Diseases, sorofulous
Humors, Ulcers, Old Sores and NercurlaI
Affections cured when all other human
agencies fall.

l. cutisa'a ResOlvent purias,, strenvthsni and
supports the sysieu through the most critical stages
o. blond, skin and scalp hUmors aud daordtr Of tho
liver, kidneys and urinary ergans.
?. Cutlcura, a medicinal Jelly, arrests disease.
allays Inflammation, Itching and irritation, heals
ulcers and eats away dead skin and he.h.
5. Cuteura Medicinal s ,ap. for the toilet, balh
and nursery, ceause s0o.hHs rGlreshes and beauti.
hcs the Ikin. Cuticura Shaving Soap 10 the only
medicinal shaving soap.
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Manufactures OR FOUROlGAR
w Max n; one on NO II -, aud thre an stngteS,
Higts Price paId T. [. MARSH, Cambridge, 0aio.
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GENERAL NOTICES,
NOTICE. --
NOTICE


WHEELING, W. Va, OstobStS az,
Sealed proposals. will 30 Isesiyed 4, ,h.'. '"'
City Clerk until MONDAY, OCIOBIR ~ ;s9tAt
O'Clock p, N, for suitable aud cepirSi l.9, u
Seventh ward on which to build iio,s E .ts II,
PR. TISSp 81 ,Ss 70 S,Htsss rrs. .l si,cS
the right tIe)egt any or all bdS, Rds ,Iusf'inI
dressed to the ctmniltse IN Fire n,N,Sin.@,,s b a.
-. ALEX. upDEj RAIE
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SIDE sHows.

alDE HauNbs
We do not suppose that popular excite.
ment ever ran higher in this city than it
did last night. All day at the polls the
excitement was gathering, but depressed
in very great degree, but as soon as the
polls closed and voting ceased, the pent.up
feelings Of the crowds in each ward found
relief in cheers aud shouts for that csndi.
date who was the iavorite. As the night
heightened the crowds increased and be.
gan to concentrate around the different
headquarters and at all places at which
dispatches were received. At the Mcclure
House the lobby was packed full and the
balcony overlooking It was filled with
ladies' and their escorts, all anxious to
hear the result OF the struggle OF the last
ten lours. Major S. Barnum McColloch
was the oracle q the telegraph operator,
and as each dispatch came in be announced
the contents 10 stehtorian tones. At this
place the dispatches began TO come in
early, and each one announced Republi.
can gains. These returns were principal.
ly from Ohio, and as the increased MAORI
ties came in from the old Buckeye State
the enthusiasm OF tie crowd knew no
bounds, and cheer after cheer greeted
each announcement. When the big gains
in Stcubenville were announced the house
was fairly shaken by the deafening shouts,
aud rs each succeeding favorable dispatch
was read the cheers were only less hearty.
Gloomy and Respondent was the ap-
pearance OF the
DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS,
where, early in the evening, had gathered
the most promiGCuous crowd that ever
filed that hall, and it only needed spark
OF hope to kindle the blaze Of enthusiasm,
There was material In that crowd for ex.
enthusiaEm) but there was no
friction to excite the latent spark, and as
they didn't enthuse. AT the
outstart in lieu Of kilograms, they noticed
Z. G.. Crscrait, Esq., near tho platform,
and called him out 10 cheer them little.
He mounted the stand and tried to boost
them little, but feeble yell or two only
rewarded his labor OF love, and he gave
way to Hon. Alfred Caldwell, who assured
his readers that Washington district would
give majority Of l25 for the Democratic
ticket, but this assertion was regarded
with little favor by the crowd and Cald.
well was assisted in jumping
from the platform by taller man
when Col. Alex. Campbell got up to
announce bis qualification at being able
70 predict the election Of the whole ticket.
The prediction was greeted with doubtful
cheers, and after several other apologies
tor speeches were made, the crowd sub.
sided into q sullen silence that was hardly
broken until alter midnight. Washington
Hall was certainly cherries place last
night. ~
On the streets there was an immense,
continuous crowd from the McLure House
,lesr around TO the lNTELLlaEScER Office,
where the counting rooms were filed with
men and the pavement In front OF the
flee was crowded by those who wished
o read the bulletins in the windows.
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TnE COUNTY VOTE.

The following Is the vote as received up
to the hour Of going to press this morn
ing.
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UNION DISTRICT.

(2lS votes counted,-Jackson. 100; stur-
giss, 80. Sheriff, Parks, rs; Brown. 50;
Oorth, %. Prosecuting Attorney, Hugus,
67; Jor'ian, "a; Marshall, So. Assessor,
Helmbtight, n; Phillips. So; MAIDEN, 80.
House OF Delegates, Hubbard, 80; Frew,
II; Thompson "a; McCollock, O.; Nc.
Nell, 50; Morgan 81; seabright, 81; KEEP.
ner, SO. ..
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Toll Gate.-( Full vote counted.l Gov.
jackson, l42; Sturglss. So Attorney
General, Watts, l4S; Caldwell, SO. Audi.
tor, Miller, l46; Cunningham, 15S. Treas.
ury, 0'Brian, 1850; Burke Al. SuperIn.
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WASHINGTON DISTRICT.


Hose House-(S44 votes counted)-Gov.
ernor, Sturgiss, 80; Jackson, l05, Attor.
ney General, Caldwell, ss; Watts 1903
Auditor, Cunningham, So; Miller, 10S,
Sheriff, Parks, 100; Brown, 90. Prosecnt.
ing Attorney, Hugus, So. Jordan, l05;
Marshall, 80. Assessor City District, Phil
lips, liz; Helnbright, o.. Legislature,
Frew, 90; Hubbard, 02; McCuIloch, IS;
Kepner, l06; Mcneil, 1903; Seabright, l03;
Morgan, 1903.
Fulton School House-lFull vote count
ed) Governor, SutrgisE, "a; Jackson, Is ;
Senator, Hewett. "a; Dnnenoo. n; House
Of Delegates, Frew, %; McCullock, %;
Thompson, 20; Kepner, IS; Mcneil, ";
seabright, Is; Morgan, IS; sheriff. Parks,
"a; Brown, 70; Tippett, "a; Stein, so.
MADISON DISTRICT.
232 votes connted) Governor, sturgiss,
1876: Jackson. OF. Sheriff. Geo. Il. Parks,
Parks, 1888; Brown, 90; 0rtEi,2,
wEB.TER DISTRICT.
The closing report from Webster Dis.
triCt shows that oil $50 votes counted, ont
OF J. 70 cast, Jackson had 276, Sturgiss, ia.
The vote for the respective candidates for
Sheriff were about the same.
CLAY DISTRICT.
Atlhe. Court House the count was so in.
volved that the only information to be
wss a statement that as far as
counted the vote for Sheriff stood, Brown,
50; Parks 90.
CENTRE DISTRICT.
Not over one.third OF the vote OF Centre
District had been counted, and the only
concerning The count that
could be reached was that Brown led In
he sherifalty race and that Mcneil and
'eabright were ahead Of the other Dem.
,cratic candidates for the Legislature.
Toll Gate.-(Eull vote counted.l Gov.
Jackson, l42; Sturgiss. SO. Attorney
General, Watts, l43; Caldwell, SO. Audi.
or, Miller, l46; Cunningham, 1853. Treas.
,rv O'RTian 100. Bufka al SnnarJn,
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Accompanying this statement are de.
tailed list Of names OF delinquents, double
and erroneous assessments, dogs sworn Oft
vouchers, etc. Respectfully,
81 JAMES B. TANEI,
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All day long through this animated
atmosphere the active candidates fitted
like nervous bees from flower to flower.
Parks put in considerable portion Of
the day in quiet work and Brown
risked fracture of the city ordinances in
the effort to make q sorrel horse be in all
parts Of the city atonce. Colonel o'Brien,
The only representative Of the Democratic
State ticket In the city, made himself
numerous and eloquent In his efforts TO
heal the "bloody Irish chasm," and show:
ID that his heart was In his boots, as well
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The third section Of the bond ordinance
was then taken up, It beipg where the
Branch left of at It's last meeting. This
section states what unpaid departments
the $ll4,500 proposed loan was intended
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-04-23
Communion Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice, hay
ng had placed in his hands by an East India
missionary the formula OF simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure FOR
all Throat and Lung Affections also positive
and radical cure for Nervous Debility and all
Nervous Complaints, after having tested it's
wonderful curative powers in thousands Of
cases, has FELT il his duty to make it known to
his suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive
and desire to relieve human suffering, l will
send free OF charge TO all who desire it, this
recipe, with full directions for preparing and
using, in German, French, or English. Sent
by mail by addressing with stamp, naming this
paper, w. W. SHERAR, 149 Powers Block,
Rochester, n. Y. COW. 1868
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EXPOSITION OF 1876. Wandering through the
United States section OF this wonderful Exhibl-
ton, hyper-ornamented and yer-displayed az
the most Of it is, 1 came upon an elegant glass
case, whose modesty was more conspicuous
from IFS neighbors fnery, surmounted by the
motto Olgnis Pramia, and displaying, in neat
packages, the medical preparations of the house
OF Dr. J. C.iAyer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
was aware of the worldwide reputation OF
this eminent firm, for the character and quality
OF their goods, and remember well their agents
IN London, Messrs. Newberry, in st. Paul's
Church-yard. having leisure hour, deter
mined to examine the contents of this case,
myself, and was surprised to see the delicate
perfection to which they had brought their
household remedies. was chagrined at the
reflection that, while we have at home the most
skilful and pre-emnently tie best physicians
in the world, these Yankee doctors distance rs
so far in the line OF popular medicines for
family use. They have the sharpness to take
advantage OF the high scientific discoveries
among us, and make pills and rotions as palata-
BILE as they are salutary. was told by lead
ng druggist IN Philadelphia that DR.. Ayers,
mandatory was the largest IN America. giving
employment to hundreds. | must go 10 Lowell
and see it, on my way Observation-Disclosures
OF the London (Eng) Telegraph.
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GOBLEVILLE LOCALS.

From Our Own Correspondent
At tho urgent request of an intimate friend
am persuaded to give your readers "pen
portrait" OF q certain class OF citizens y who
infest our town and whose only business seems
to be to interfere with every other persons
business, to sneer at everything laudable, to
tear down the public school, to close the church
doors, and to make themselves generally obi
Gus and obnoxious; and to make this matter
little more explicit ard ineligible to Gocle-
vile readers, permit me 10 say that one OF
these parasites formerly held possession OF
certain cider mill, but whose nose reached be-
yond said cider mill into other peoples private
any day on our streets, staring around in his
cynic-like way. Another OF the same ill., whose
burden Of other peoples affairs has borne 80
heavily upon his shoulders as to shorten his
stature into a mere pigmy, = whiffet, whose
chief developments in the upper story" seem
10 be the dumps Of lnquisitiveness and med
dlesomeness, whose highest ambition evidently
is " to tend" nice horse and get as much
pleasure y out Of life rs possible, by sneer-
ing at everything decent ard traducing those
who do not think as he does. The last in the
group, though young in years, has attained the
full stature Of man, yet he evidently wofully
lacks some of the characteristics always found
in MAN; he is disciple OF Vulcan, and per-
haps might with equal propriety receive SINH
lar treatment at the hands of Gobleville people
that his patron SAINT did from the inhabitants
OF heaven, namely-be kicked out; be deems it
his especial privilege and bounden duty to look
after public affairs in which the United States
is an interested party. We bespeak for him a
brilliant career in the secret service il the
g key" but ascertains his aptitude in this re-
spect. This constitutes trio-not the "daunt-
less three who saved Rome. nor the "three
Hebrew worthless tut three persons who
should learn that lesson of first and vital i'm
portance, To do to others as they would be
done by, and attend to their own business.
The Clifton concert on Saturday and Monday
evenings was positive and decided success.
The Sabbath school concert on Sunday even
ing was also well attended and received. The
church social Tuesday night was VOL attended.
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The Spiritualisis and Lberalists Of Van Blu
rem and adjoining counties will bold their next
convention in Miller's Opera House, at Bangor,
commencing on Saturday, May LIST, 1880, at two
o'clock p. M. and continuing over Sunday.
Rev. ]. II. Burnham, OF Saginaw City, Mich,
and Mrs. L. d. Cowles, of Clyde, Ohio, are en-
gagged as speakers, and Mrs. Ole Childs Dens-
low, of EIkhart, Ind, as singer for the occasion.
Local committee on entertainment-Mr. and
Mrs. l.. s. Russell. Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Hunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Chidester.