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: - EtVkto UI UHO OlH
cacy of Patterson's Werm Syrup-whieh
we hear, are wonderfaa-but we find on
inquiry that all has not been told. Some
parents claim that by its use the lives
of their children have beea preserved
to them. Children with pale, sickiy
and cadayerous looks are quickly trans
formed by the use of the syrup into
blooming, rosy and happy children.
children cry for it," Sold by ali deal
erS. 25 cents,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-05-06

Agent Jno. +. Lane; of the B. s O,
railroad, was in town on Tuesday look
ing up the interests OF his company.
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EAST HIGHLAND.

The elite of East Richland and vicin-
ity assembled at the Mcfarland House
on Thursday eve, danced all night and
went home in the morning.
The barn of Mr.. Jas. A. HcNary, who
resides about one mile southwest Of
town, Way Totally consumed by fire on
Saturday. Loss about $500. No inSu-
rance
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-05-06

CIV. CARROLL was one of the Vice
Presidents of the big Convention last
week.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-05-06
Coax rLAsrlNa at its height.

PEACnCK-BLUE ia the popular c0loI
for dresses for misses and children.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-05-06

SNOW fell in small quantities at inter
walls during Friday, melting as soon as
L. reached the ground.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-05-06

LADIES desiring the latest and neatest
style visiting cards, will call at the
Chronicle Office.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-05-06

THE new walking dresses have short
round waists. and are without overskirts
of any kind.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-05-06

Wool is selling in Wheeling at 40 tt
SOC. Reported scarce and dull.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-05-06

IT has been demonstrated within the
past few days that Book will draw
houses.
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NATIONAL LIFE!

Is the title OF y new pamphlet OF y pages. IL
contains the biography of all the Presidents
of the the United States nom Washington 20
hayes with their portraits (l9 in AID engraved
for this work; also, II portraits OF Canadian
nobillties. The National Life Will be sent 70
sny address by mall, on receipt OF Sc stamp
Address r. III. STEVENS, Boston, Mass.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
Belmont 0OmmoB Pleas,
IN PARTITION,
Eunice E. Jordon ct al.
| VS..
Charles Price ct al,
| N pursuance of an order of sale in the
Il above cause issued and to me directed
| from the Court of Common Pleas of Belmont
county, Ohio, l will offer for sale on The
PREMISES, in said county and State, on
Monday, May IL, 1850.
At o'clock afternoon, the following desert
bed premises, to wit:
First PGrcet-The same situate in the town~
snip OF Warren, county of Belmont, and
State OF Ohio, and being the north part of the
east nail or the southwest quarter of section
No. 81, township 8, of range No. 6-also the
north part of the west half of the southeast
quarter of section No. 32 aforesaid, commen-
cling for the same at the northwest corner of
the east half of said section No. 80; thence
running south 6744 perches to stone; thence
'ast l32 perches to stone; thence north 673
perches to stone; thence west 132 perches
The above described tracts the sum of 55
acres and 89-10O of an acre of land.
Second PGrceL-Situate in the township of
Warren, county of Belmont and State of Ohio,
and being the southeast part of the west half
OF the southeast quarter of section No. 30.
township No Sand range No. s, commencing
for the same at the southeast corner of the
west half of the southeast quarter of section
-, township and range aforesaid; thence
running north 94i perches to stone, thence
west 3I5 perChes to stone, thence south 94&
perches to stone, thence east 81 perches to
the place of beginning containing II acres
and 94-1OO of an acre OF land Also part of
he east half of the southeast quarter of said
ection 81, township No. 8, range No. 6, in
Belmont county, Ohio, the same bel the
same premises formerly purchased from Geo.
Addudell, containing 81 acres of land, by
}. Wesley Price, thereby making in the ag>
sregate the sum of 90 acres and 94-1OO
lcres of land.
Third Parcel-Situate in the county of Bel
mont, and in the State of Ohio, and bounded
md described as follows; The same being
BART OF the east half of the southwest quarter
# section 32, township 8, and range 6; alsoa
part of the west half of the southeast quarter
1t section 81, township and range aforesaid,
commencing for the same at the southwest
corner of the east half of the southwest quar-
er of said section 32, running east 94.75
erches to stone, thence north 81. % perches
o stone. thence west a. rs perches to a
itake. thence south "a 25 perches to the place
f beginning, containing 1894 acres
more or less.
Fourth Parcel-The remainder of said
Iremises.
Appraised as follows-First tract $1,000
Second tract 100
Third tract 400
Fourth tract 200
Terms-One third cash. one-third in one
ear and one-third in two years, with interest,
ecured by mortgage on the premises sold.
SAMUEL HlLLES, Sheriff,
By L Sedwick, Dep'ty.
Collins, plttf s atty. Ais st.
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Administrators Notice
Notice to Contractors.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received
- at the Clerks Office, Richland township,
st. Oairsville. Ohio, until IL o'clock noon.
SATUEDAv, JUNE 8, 1880, for the erection of
Two Brick School Houses, as follows
Ono 2Sx40!x12 feet, in joint sub-district
No. 16; and one 28x40ix12 feet in joint SUBJ
district No. Q. Plans and specifications for
said work on file, and can be seen at Clerk g
Office. Board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
BY order of Committee.
CLARK NICHoL,
AMOS FAwCETT,
FRANCIS BoGGs, Committee
JNo. A. NEFF,
r. r. BAREErT, Clerk Board.
4.90, 80 6t,
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Published Every Thursday
Trains on the B. d S.W. R. R
Town and Country.
You've SQUIRRELS are now ripe.

TIE plaintive whipporwill is on her
annual free-concert tour.
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Common Sense Treatment for Ca
tarrh.-Send stamp to DR.. GEO, H. boYD,
r1l6 Baxter St, Dayton, Ohio. 4a*.
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The oyster can now enjoy season OF
repose.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-05-06
FOR SEAL.

A LAR G E, well>arranged, two>story
N BRICK HOUSE, conveniently and
pleasantly situated in Klrkwood, Ohio, on
Howard st. 1t contains ten rooms, and in
addition two pantries, summer kitchen, and
a bath room, with hot and cold water. 1t has
a large and dry cellar, well of good water
and cistern. Also good sized yard. The
house is handsomely finished within, and is in
in excellent repair. For further particulars,
with price and terms of payment, inquire of
w II Tallman, at the office of the Etna Iron
Nail Co., Bridgeport, or of A P Tallman, at
lst National Bank, Bellaire, o. In addition
to the above, a fine building lot on Bennett
st, Kirkwood, will be sold separately or in
connection with the above described proper
lty. 4 20 II.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-05-06

NEW STYLE visiting cards. at the
Chronicle office.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-05-06

w FOR SALE OR TRADE-A
new two-horse Wagon. Inquire at tbs
Office. 2t
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-05-06

The Hastera Union line has q tsle-
graph office at Flushing depot. :
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-05-06
Ben's is a boy and is named "Ben."

Ben's is a boy and is named "Ben."
Those on The sick list this week are
Mrs. E. D. Combs. Mr.. Willie Stevens,
and some school children sick with
measles.
Some troubie appears to be brewing
between the school Directors and the
Misses Stevens over an alleged theft
committed on tine school property. G.
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Sheriff and Special Master
Commissioners Sale.
BELMONT COMMON PLEAS.
Isaac Askew
VS..
Ruth Ann Lucas.

1SddC Aohc"
VS..
Ruth Ann Lucas.
DY virtue of an order of sale in the above
ID cause, issued and to me directed from
the tlourt of Common Pleas of Belmont
county and State Of Ohio, | will offer fol
sale, at the front door of the Court House, il
St. Clairsville, Belmont county, Ohio, on
Monday, May IL, 1850,
At o'clock in the afternoon of said day, the
following described Real Estate, to wit
Situate in the county Of Belmont and State
of Ohio, and in the town of st. Clairsville,
and being the same premises now occupied
by the said Ruth Ann Lucas, and on which
James Billingsley has built new frame
house, and being the middle part of Lot No
81, being 80 feet in front and running 66 feet
back, and being back lot as numbered on the
plat of said town.
Appraised at $500.
Terms of Sale-Cash.
SAMUEL HILLES,
Sheriff and Special Master Commissioner.
Tallman, pltff s attyy. Ais st,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-05-06

HC. B. Ortman, painter, formerly
C onnected with J. B. Buffers carriage
works, has opened shop in the rooms
over Carlisle's blacksmith shop. where
h is prepared to do all kinds of painting
on short notice and at reasonable rates.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-05-06

W: Ill practice in the CommQn Pleas, State
and Federal Courts.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-05-06
COMPOUND OXYGEN 'NsaI's Ne. 4 = q ,!eIs 1,5ss

of remarkable cures in Consumption. .Catarrh,
Neuralgia and other Chronic Diseases by
The Oxygen Treatment, now ready and sent
tree Dts. STARREY & PALEN llO9 and I'LL
Girard Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Legal Notice.

April 20, 80. 5t*
, 1880-06-09
The All[llPH0NE.

II. 8. Rhodoa' Invention for henrinE through tho
medium Of tho tooth, invariably gives very sat-
isfnutory results when used !ntollRcntly and
rarsoycrtngly. Tho following ts from tho
0n.ahI. neat and Dumb Institute; "Tho audl-
4~one pupils heus mitch hotter now thnn ut
trst. Thelr voices Ara improving also. Tbs
mind Ut the deaf-lnnto IL Mn absolute blank ~
reKas,s sound, IND, though oauh .'no .seso to
stunt. h9 would not understand tho slnlpleat
so!ln1. The EnTllsh langumgo would 10 as 4n~
infc!liKlhlo tn hin III Tho thtHrAu Ia to liz. lie
would have IL lenrn tho ,nc,lning vi every lIttlo
word tn tue ianxnaRe, by Sound. 10 tho toachcr
of articulation tho auutphnne will ho an n!A;
but hu must not expeut too much ut 0lltp; tho
rupll sli,at learn III htt al woli ~ lcnr1l to talk.
The horvea ~ hcnFtug that have bton dornnnt
thOY must ht IgYpIupetIH "
, 1880-06-09


COWi'Ea-Monday.j jnng7. 1tohdrt f!vtno. eldnst
non 0t Edward and Annie Eowpof. nHod 1eass ma II
1lo 1hfaop-at- Friends ara invited.
R1pEh-At Eyanston. ~. At Q;S p. n. June !.
q Klder. aged ii yaass efter ton wceks suffering.
Fnncfat services nt tho house on Wednesday at p
rl., md by cars 10 1sosebIll.
das sn ns,s "a ws css
Jt%ss ESy SEe y . 4,
. u 'seiS"a' 'asac.tor kn y, papors please copy
Fkitl18-JAne g. Dne Corlae, infant daughter Of
John d. md Corn II. Borrts, aRod IL months and
Inttat At oatwood ccsnotosy juno gntsp.m.
John Iinnton, Beloved husband OF samA linnKan.
Funeral ffon tho house to-day at =. m. Friends
Of tho family urn Invited.
KiNDEllN--Juna 3. at tho residence of hHr fnther
assd IS sn
Fanersl from, tho house At 10 a. NJ, juno 10 In at
ne Il asRst II
cGLvEK.-Jane : It q sonth wood:,t;, Ms.: Alley
Funon sorvlces at pnronts' residence. a 1aokson-
IT.. Wednesday, ht q. m.
tH-Verinunt pnpora pleaso copy.
H. rTANsEY71Mno Mrs. Alice Tanscy vito Of james
FuMsnl from her inte residence, lTs North Halssod.
r., Thursda5. June ~. At 70 o'etDck n. m, to 81
Ss ss 1 w T. ss
,.FrNew FORK Cty, Stockport and Manchesto.
{EnE3 pnpoFa please copy.
ID gsSn ;oas .*sa ;est. T. hts RESIDENCE
Notice Ut funeral hereafter,
, 1880-06-09


II tho rule which insists that n house divided
against Itself mist fni! had Ind any torco In tho
casa Of C0ttnty-Butlngs that aro IN tho cor-
nor Of Michigan street and Denrborn avcnttc.
thon inovltah!6 obstruction tnnst havo bcrallcn
It within tho pttst week or two. lit no one build
Ing In the o!ty peIhnps waH thero so much dtvls~
ion of opinion regarding tho Presidential nof-
inAtion rs III tito enc mentioned. In tho shcrttf's
Office but ono yoico WIS hoArti and 1t oheered for
GrNnt long And Justify. III tho o!l1cp OF the
Clerk Of tho Criminal Court tho anti-1 rant sen-
tinlent prevailed almost unanimously. In tho
Jall-an adjunct Of tho ShcriHs Office
tSG ss eonF we o,s n y9 ,ho ct The
Of seasons 1t Juliet, wero 1uito undestrons OF
drant and anti 0rnnt scntEmenta wero about
equally divided. Tho consequence Of tho daily
9t - NAM pSf
GkS kaot ts coa1ty o. ese1y stcp
scarce community tot some tlino rast,
ec . t hqRs 1arSs ess %oa .af
and a 9 the 9 fountain int Of i'oas would bo found dow.
Tho tlrs. ot.leo visited was that Of the Clerk Of
tho Criminal Court, who, In Auswer to tho usunl
What's, now ID your lino to-day, Jackf"
sfss z fssssss fss Gal Z: % %'sss as
NM; "Yss yes bnt 1us!aess irst when do you OK
:" lic's a. positively ,rreproachablo. candidate;
The reporter in despair turned to Chrla Manner,
1D, opo Of The court record wFItors, WITH Well,
n nhsa stappsa II ffGn 2, Ts
Criminal Court. Wheros III. 1iam,lton tho fco
, 1880-06-09

tho vesscls eugngc.l. yot Tho mcngrn rranlte
achieved render ,1ntttfnl its vnl,tr M menus of
ot1ense. With tho Axerpttnn Of tho killed md
md IA rcntty to resume tho frny 10 morrow nj
they were yrstnrtiny. f:,liao has been
abandoned for oycrthrce weeks, It's haslncss ttc.
ettoyptl: and the llttlu harm which n distant
honibardn,ent Gnu lluw cn,ipp .can hardly conal
tho cost Of, tho powder anl shell oxpcls'icst.
rS e es,ant nT 9 tnt + %% %% he
casy for kor 10 slrop shell In Lima from Mira.
lions bay, md, Ms tbero. tro ,lo heavy E,.ns
extrcmo dldtnnco from which Tho Ansamoa
fircd WIS between 1o,0n and 1l,0n yartls, nnl
tho shell dropped far ininnd. Tho f1tscs used by
tho ChifrAna 6oing percussion oxpiodcd Onfy On
striking. Toward tho enh OF tho engagement
one Of the f'ofsivian batteries. iiscd TING f,lao
Shells which In eeycry case burst short and hKh
In tic air. S;nnll nrtns md 1nachinn-glaEa were
onty tiacsl onoel when tho Hllascar, tten at 1910
yards from tho battery. On tho point, .ircl eight
Norienfclt ond pound bulls, which nil fell short.
, 1880-06-09
THE TURF.



Special pspateh 10 1As Chicago 1r{buns.
DETROIT, Mich, Juno 8.-The Drst day Of tho
Detroit trotting rnccs drew out lnFgo crowd
There wero two excellent rnces. The three-
minute clAss, with live stnrtors, WINS won In
three stralRht heats BY Lady nrownclt In 2:tfs,,
2:M, mud ::t..At. Gn2ettcer took second money,
Una third, and Fox fourth. John Grant, OF
Kalamazoo, thought to bo tho fastcst groom
horsu ever atArtol In Facc. l,cinE credited With
2:22ss In private, was a hot fayorIt nRnInsk tho
Gold, but was d!Btnnccd IN tho FIRST heat.
The %:l0 rlco was won In three strniRht bcats
a hy tho X tssor Rsses I'D e:snor voasr +, H. }ssn ,a;
sccont In tho first md third heata.. md took
second monoy. Lucy third money; Elsie Gool
tho ircc.for- ali wednesday,. ' 3'' '3'' -
THE AsCoT RACES.
LoxpoS. Juno s;@Tho - raco for the soId yaso
tho only otbar horse which at.Irtod.
Tho Ascat s,akos wsro won BY Leouitdale,
Prologue SECOND. lnd Tho STIR third
riTrsAuHd TnOrTIN0 MRETIN0.
PITrsnuRa, Pr, June e.-The juno mcottng Of
the Pr!s,9dshlp Driving Park caranonoel to-day
ana viii continue four dAys Tho attendance
W. W. ffe: s yhe ;ao Faeo Tor purse OF *4oo "as
Ths seeonl race. s;a7 olaas purse, seoo was
won By Ethel Medium.
suxMAnY-2:50 class.
hedWoo9.. ..........".......--.1 l !
Apnh.-. -.-....................A u
fcek'... .........s.'s..,. 4
taoe II ma sasn Hun Euoy ana oet s oseph Ps dis
Thne-a:37; e:3a; 3;:1.
Ancient Order ,....................t 2 :
saio ioSco;ttt......:....'....... Scottt..
Tsas-s:;:; $:;i:; $;ulii.
1E,toME rAnK,
, 1880-06-09

1siins DNF1gd-ChlchKb, 2.
Two-bnsg hIta-AnsOfi, FARRELL.
Thrce-base hit-DrndIoy.
First base On crT0r+frOvftlnnce O; Chicago, O.
Left On bnses.-Chicago, Z: Providence, 10.
Htrllck uuEQHebt. =
Halls cnl!ctl-On Goldsmith; 80; on Ward OF.
Strikes c,.ed-Of Goldsmith, 70; oil Ward, II.
Double plAy-Qnest:
Wild pttch-WArtl.
Tl1nn ut gnmc-l:M.
Umpfre-Doescher.
TROY VA. CINCINNATI.
Special Dhpateh to Ths Chteaqo Tribune.
THor, n. T., juno 8.-For nm eleven-tnntng
E.tnu tho bnttinY tp-stny wns weak on both sides.
Tho rrOys won pll Smiths tumble OF Cassiy's
bit, who hftorwArtl stu]u second. and came hofao
on tho eRfc hit OF Eynns. Tho ptaying WIS good
throughout.
huns earncd-Clncinnati Il; Troy, /.
Tw0.l,aso h!ta-ClApp, j. Reilly.
Total hAso hitB-Trpy.T +: C1nulnnAtt, 8.
FlellinY.crrura- u: Cincinnati, .,
Loft on blAes-Troy, u, Cincinnati. O..
Struck ont-Forgus6n "), Cnskfns. Holbert, j.
Reilly. Leonard, Smith.
Rnsos on oGllod halls-Coggswel, Connor,
CIapp. 49,
Ffrst.baso on er1ors-Troy, 2; Cincinnati, g.
f}ouble. .pay-FerBuaon to CoKgsweE.
Iassc1 9alls-Cinpp2, IIoll1crt and c. Roilly l.
lIalls called-On Wetch, ll1: Purcell, 1871.
Strikes callcd-0G Welch, Is: Purcell, e.,
Time ut Rntnc-2:46.
Umptre-rilden.
, 1880-06-09

holcs, tho ground for rnli,a nf several yarls
seemed animated by n series Of miniature vol
numerous Undiscovered hDlcs. About ION min
utea pumping Hcrvea to thoroughly mpreKnhtc
lilo bfrrnw and its connecting drifts with tho
NnnIhNtG lta inhabitants.
, 1880-06-09
PURIFY THE BLOOD,

Eradicate tho Vlrua of Dtaense by Coustltu-
tionna md Local Treatment.
CuTIouRA REsoLvHNr ls the greatest blood p,l.
rtfcr, liver stimnlant. ind ronovator In medl-
clue. The eletnonts OF disease cann0t exist
where It 10 freely and regularly takon. 1t purges
provca tho nppeuto, perfoots digestion, stflnll-
lates tho liver and Kidneys, opens tho bowels,
and mikes over tho vitikted blood Into a pllrC.
pltalizlnK, and restorative Auid.
, 1880-06-09
Cu1ICuRA REMEDIES,

Are prepared by WEEKs t. Po1TEf, Chcmtsta
and nr,'KRiats, 100 WashIngton.st., htston, ri
don. aud are for salo By al brussists Prioe 1 ct
CuTicUllA, ANAL boxes, 50 cents; largo boxes,
containing two and ona-half times tho quantIty
OF smn!l. II. !tE8nLvEAT, $l per hottle. CuTi-
cultA MkhigINAi. To1L1r SoAi, rs ots. per cako
CDTlCuIA MknlCtkAL AHAYIN1 SOAR, ID oenta
por caka; In bars for BARRIERS aud large oonsuua-
Gft. 30 cents
, 1880-06-09

haze derived much benefit from uslns Fell
Lows hyR4nasphes y fhsoa1 Rnna.a is sis9ns;paon
, 1880-06-09

CHICAu0 rf.AYEltA ApItoAp.
Tho first eleven Of the Chicago Cricket Club
will lcAvo tonight for Milwaukee,, playtug In
that city to-morFuw, and In ltaolno on Friday.
, 1880-06-09
POlITsNEsS OF OUR 8CYAL GuESTs,

II. H. u, Prince Leopold called IN person upon
ORG OF our ci4zeps, Joseph Ward. $40 Bouth
C!azk. tn thank him III behalf OF Princess Loulso
for beautiful bottle Of hls ToEtek Foam, which
he niado up for her especial uso and presented 10
her whllo ut tho Palsurr iIuuse,
, 1880-06-09
WONDERFUL CURES

FdFsofdtd bY the U0tseHFA Nened1ees
Whit curch Of Hood and Skin Discusses md
With those Ut the Hon. Win. Taylor. Nosto,,
State Senator OF Massachusetts; Aid. Tucker,
Esq, Detroit. and n,any tithors, details Ut which
may bo found In future editions of this paper7
, 1880-06-09

Tho moth wifi not attack fabric TINT Ia packed
In Buck Il ltnyncr's Moth Powder"
, 1880-06-09

fTt,n ,nnrrtrnv ~ xxx " has % S,sn~niinI 49,, A..
nss w. r. b!HkSn yestern att.r;
s'ntn,rn r. cinsoiv j,ow" ~ IN pno,sn
"a q s49sstss 9 fntssss! ,Ss 1ssso',ss ia
ssSt s%a ssf nn 4i q r s ns wSs Mea
hs sn no! te
I i sad y: fsilSxsa We siaoss il s,sto:
mi thn W. ciose .enc ~ M ~ om s,,.9 m
ni1wa H. Ut Inn, sn9 ~ Sae re
PuutM. or Pplnt. consisting Of uf' two twentr.nch
gans The tirst responss, Gang II from ona Of
six mn,'tes to !. Showing Tia that tho i'oruy"ns
w" Frn H. cnt Il so. sme no er III es mo6n
cgiunfn ~ ~ fho "nsi Il n n n hu .n .ao
fng il, ana nrond % thoso II Nins ptcSented M t1aoir
ap8 snG TesPs r TO @ IT, % 70 be fo
s 'Hn IN, rcsfa tho;r sf nl,s1 @
m ny e s1nnIon o ana 4at ao oo yGsssh &C. Sehi1d
t1o batter;es and VIE lie "as Gxcpnton Of 'ae foT
nna nariing shots oy tgo plcomayo none Of these
raete t s9 M If hG t d.
sr o sa @aas1 tn1
t.tt II, ms
s6 ~ hn Tao M IT. H. na ne eadng
W. 1u @ 81 sno rG o. tho re
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ylons ,o oomna5dmont 1eont threo-fonrthf of
toroe shof to nu sae En ino soofe na1
,n9 tbn Hail. o'9r rhn KILL actn he Tfaen
via WI marked mai by carefu G anuT and ,cltberate
{isns i2 r, This vi espsslaiiy notcesSIo
porr rcI,n ane wnosq sns were hred a.
t. plos.pn o a;n a asH ~
!; th saS na l,. ,ho e, ta,ar were within So no
e te s0s g1 the
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sp ho nco F. M 1he S@tsan nog a H.
oliigg!ns y tho attack M ou tho n Il, nol. bastery
aqd wc t eS hat e. sunnaes ns
~ ths natt9ry bad so.'ght shelter in eoMb. proofs
Gs9 tt'!sn ~ oa9t. ai!9r smell burst ~ and about
t .he!r earr!asss !nus. eo dessroyed snd the guns
vcs Ely, a %SnolM 1ae HiaMoo WIN
into uloso notion, but POURED in hsr ilre 1T dis.
t.a1n tnncs ot SGgo yards' nnd apparently without
WIKI ,@f @ ~ G eg @ an Gefs.a son ne pe
tr wtr,Egins stii f.o eontSa 1 hes sannonae but
ti,s;lnats filthy The di,ns1soos q her po5ts o. not
sao L 70 iS Ipis hopess g.
wnen as spank Of close aartsra please under;
el o a o n 1o es ana
shoso succcet|sd Il, getting tho range OF tho
M;maseas' l;1as,' ana hnlf dozet shot in succession
t. %et hor decks, aud one. almost sraz.
inK her smoko.stack, lnshcd tho. water
ao o .hp p1m nj, III o escci ThS e. hnsE
hll thoHo spectators In tho buy who Wcre near
, 1880-06-09

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Buy tho Improved Howe Scales. Bordon, Sol
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t0V HAttE - u 4Af&tGft "uiEA Hll4 btNAAt4f ~
unin unsolyed.
Tus norA1 oANuoKg.
Esthor With Lady relly, Laay Langhatn. capt.
dsy "'l Ia aa see!as I &c sixht: about os'a !as
Ss S1caes eey e The e Ssparsa ns I'D xFss sSs
yls!t 70 re stafk: @ YaFds 10 the aetninx. aIl
sera: < dTivs % she boaievarsis and through h
South Park followed, aud thoir striking ro-
setna!anct' 20 tao environments Of pads was
s%s I'D @ ss'o y s t:sst coz e.
eral Important purchases. Thoy weso much
tAy Western country, md the Princess s4s par-
H. @$!sS n% S4 VIZ aSas;
people IN tho w!lds c5 Illinois had use Tor such
md olcgaAt des!xns u psas. r!lgs, and ort,a-
Sss: Il e. es{ ss{P %s xsy II 5s rs Nh
ssls = mus saa I'D NS IL plnss IND IND
sslyes .. being vsry asea piessci 1i with 6 i6oir
visit and Messss. Matson & Co. viii ncreaftur 10
regarded .,,su ~ Jewellers to thosr hoyal lliah'
a oolored man. unknown idputity, committed
alSads so III yestSsyc IT., ~ 'sttcFnoo Y nmpag
tho river. ite failed u CONF 10 tho surtaoe alter
tho INT splash. q dr9w.slng btaea generally d.
go1le tine .la.or. Oaleer Patterson, H. aidcd
ssSoesea u uR % resav.sak Ct she: :p L boavy ys sc5
stuck fast 10 tho mud Ut the bottom. The DO
s'Assed WAS Light muiatto, rather good foat-