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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-10-30
Notice.

The undersigned Will pay no debts
contacted for account of his property.
In the parish Of st. Tamma4y, unless
by himself ia writing.
4. Thomson.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-10-30

| hereby certify that on the Goth day
of September, 1850 the Jury Commits
sionars for the parish OF ST Tamnmny.
Louisiana, drew the following list to
serve as Grand and Petit Jurors, for the
first week of the December term, 4. ID.
1880. of the aforesaid court. t2-wit:
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-10-30
CHARLES HEINTZ,
(.igsptl
MERCHANT.

receives continual supplies of we'll Sc
iected DRY GOODS and choice
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-10-30
For Service.

AT the Sulphur Springs Plantation, a
pure imported alderney Bull and genu-
lle Berkshire Boar
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-10-30
VENIRE.

The State of Louisiana. Parish of st
Tammany Eighteenth Judicial Dis
trIct Court
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-10-30
Fare to all points. ..... SOC
Excursion Rates, Round Trip SOC
Chud,tn-Raif Price.

Three lines of stages connect with the
steamer at Vaudeville, Madlsonville and
Old Landing. for CONVICTION.
Freight will be received daily at her
landing, New Basin, near Magnolia
Bridge.
Luggage (oRly) received at the corner
of Canal and Caropdclet streets, on the
departure Of the train on which .he boat
leaves.
Shippers and Passengers can safely
rely upon the above trips being regu-
larly made, unless prevented by bad
weather Or low water
For further information. apply to
W. u. COYLE,
No. 30 Carondelet ST., New Orleans.
Or TO J. o. POOLE.
Coyington, La.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-05-12
SILVER CITY. NEW. WEDNE DAY. MAY 12. 1880.

TO 5000 A YEAR, or IS TO
$40 day il; your own locnl-
~. No risk. Women do aa
we'll az men. Many make
u 4 SAnmore than the amount sta
I'D L etNV Pted sbove. No ono can fail
TO make moneyfast. Any one
car do the work. You can
Inske from 90 cts. to 80 an
honr by devoting yollr even
ings and spare time To the business. II costs
nothing 10 try the business. Nothing like It
for money making ever offered before. Busi-
ness pls asant and strictly honorsble. Read
er, IL 1ou want TO know al about the bsst pay
ing business before the pablie. send as your
address and we will send you fuil paftiruiass
and private terms free; tan,pIer worth Is al.
90 free ysu csH then MAKE up yonr misd fos
yourself Address GEORGE sI1EsON l. CO.,
Portland. Maine.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-05-12

VICK's ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY
v Magazine, 81 pages, . Colored Plate and
many nns engravngs In every number.
Price 81 IS a year; Five Copies for IS. Speci.
men numbers sent for 10 cents; trial copies
for 25 cents. 81
vIek's Illustrated Floral Guide
beautiful work Of 100 Pages. One Colored
Flower Plate, and 500 Iliustrstions, with De-
scriptions of the best Flowers and Vegetables,
with price OF seeds. and how to grow them.
All for Five Cent Stamp. issue Nov. 20th In
English or German. J. vIcK, Rochester. MI.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-05-12
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

~ ccfDEN rAL MINING CoNPANY-LO.
" cation or principal place of bIsin%s. San
Fran cisc.'. 4 .iifor ria; loc ,tion Of W rks si.
vcr Stst Miaihg Dt strict, Stbray comfy, Ne.
v ALA a--Sotics-Thcrs ars delinq tent upon the
folio wing described stock, oa &C ,ou it o. as
sss+inent tHo. ~ levied on the Nth day of
March, 1884 ths several am ,uurs set oppo4it.
the nam Of ths respective shareholders 40
foll avs.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-05-12

la''.'m f'i70w sRw J rsiw J A------
.aaU" .atna iHsY bins ,s1aliob 10
'sub BnY lai 10y oh ii b'uoH b 3
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-05-12
DR.. S PIN n E Y
.55tIo8 H0i 7 J3la
No. - kearny Street.
Treats. All Chrome ard Sl.ciLl Disease
N 49,
Young Men


There are many at the age of thirty to sixty
who are troubled with too frequent ovacuA-
tion Of the bladder. often accompanied by .
slight sniarting or burning sensation and .
weakening Of the system in = manner the
patient cannot account for. On examining
the urinary deposits . ropy sediment vii
often be found and sometimes small particles
of albumen will appear. or the color will be
of q thin milkish hue. again changing to
dark and torpid appearance. There are many
men who die Of this difficulty. ignorant Of
the cause. which Ia the second stage OF ssDii-
nal weakness. DR.. 5. will guarantees perfect
snrs in all snch cases. aud healthy restoror-
alton of the genito- urinary organs.
ONCE h.urs-l0 10 4 and to Q. Sundays
from 10 to II A. NJ. Consultation free. Thor
ough examination aud advice IS. Call OF
address H -45ti -fra 4 q
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-05-12
Or. sPiNMEY L. Co..

II kearnsy 81, sAn FrAneIsce.
T. Fer privst. diseases Of short standing
o full course Of medicines sufficient for cure,
with necessary instructions. will be sent to
any address on receipt Of ten dollars l$iol.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-05-12

MONTH GUARANTEED. $l3
day Vt home made by the In
dustrious. CapI' 81 not required
we Will start you. Men, women.
boy = and girls make money fast
OOVVIer at work for us than at any
.GEEH thing else. Tn. work is light
aud pleasant, and such IS any one
can 20 right at. Those who are
rsr - wile who see this notice will
send us their address at once and see for them
selves. Now IL the time. These already at
work are laying up large sums of none. Ad-
dress TRUE 4 CO.. Augusta. Maine.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-05-12

State Of Nevada. County Of Lyon District a.
ternsy's Sf'es. PAY ton Courthouse X
To the fsllowsng.nsmsd defendants. ana r.
all owners Of. or claimsnes 20, shs real e.
I, tate and psrsonai brop. sty and ~ ~
prsyshsnss thsrson, hsssinaftss &s.
scFfbed: slFSp3 sfl IA. .4Aes *
W oU ARE HEnEBE NoyIrIRD TIlAr
IL suits have been commsneed In che yss-
tire Court Of Silver 0aty Tewn6htp. Lysn
County. Nevada, before Daniel =. Hasktn.
EsQ.. justice Of the Rssss 81 sid tewasAat.
y sas s,s.s q k:vsds R.s!sslf ssss.>s - -
each VI the fsiiowfne idsper1hsd Tracts -
parcels Of land. with the impryvsnsnts
ih<rsen. and aii s~asss Or slaafhsnts'ts1 ess
seins. known of unhnswp. - ,rssoysr tie saR
and delinquency Assessed u seid' dsssndssts.
.aea: ss.aeia s.as ~ r. .s a.; sa
rndina On the last day Sf Decsnsbsr. ls5s :sua
that sunmons has been duly issued tn each
case "A nd you arc fartktrneti1ed thas uaIsss
yon .ppssr and snsvss The compliant hisA tP
said cause ON or befers me e
70 sIxrH DAY ~ xARcn. <. b. .is.e.. Do'
fBz 8fif Te9u Dffe 4 q Glib oHi a9tdw
Ali s'ei.k. A NJ. judgmsns viii hs, tsksp
agsibst sou. snd Rths fsdi sstats. impsossA
.ss: ssa az A.::'s "a s.
quincy I. 4. .p.siasa i9:s'A'r With A. ssss ~
Dsn.y avld sDdl silssr lGlnip9 cenpahy ~
Build ng and hcisting works On the east side
Of the Cafsoh s0adsss slssluppes se4 ~ epsah&
y.n:s: y.,l:s: with la'a el.In = p.qsy G-eysa'
ThUmsa Hisins = House and LOT, enf ,HieA
st:eet. adjoining Ssawsll sesth. In silser City.
Lysn csunfy. Nevsdaa isI0Tq 8a1 mial5
joining The sla brewery ~ ssaisss city. Nssas
da and sal ON 6xtursn In Sutro Lyan EountF.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-08
PERSONAL. POINTS.
Pertinent Sayings ana Doing,

The Washington aud Jefferson Glro
Club we've entertained 1T dinner NJ the
Stnmm lloupr 10y several al our young
men on Saturday prcNious 10 then dc'
parlurc
Mr. Thomas a. March, al Washing
ton, y. G.. AMI G. |. lidlnus, uI thilR
dclphia, both we'll known here, are an
lographcd ut the Stnmm,
], K Lamar aud lrnl W Il, iondlc
ton. OF bethany were In the city on Sat
miay
Charles Snldcr Of knnms Nity, u ~
the city on husinrHS aud stopping NJ thc
New Mcclure.
Mini W. !. hurley, ol Mnundsvlllc,
Was In the city on Saturday.
fN Gov Jacobs returned to Ill" city
last evening from Hampshire county,
where ho has been attending court husl.
meas.
Among the arrivals ut the Stamm, We
notice, John G. llcnlAkcn, Clay Center,
Kansas; W g. kcCklcL Cincinnati, G.
II Murdy, Chicago, j. brown, fitis
hurgh; I, lLtkrum, Bcuhrnw, Missouri
Abe Peters, Sloan's Station, Harry
Rccyc, Philadelphia. !, 4, Wooilori,
rhllippi. T. T. Garrison, T. V, NJ lIUd
son, II Jordan, New Work. !, l. Cor
don, Pittsburgh. Miss Alice Rankin,
MlW T. Rankin. l'clla,rc
The following are among the late ar
rivals ut The New Mrluro
John y, liowcit Bcrkolcy Springs,
John Kelly, L. " lAScy, W. Rodgers,
Pittsburgh. l.. u navurun, rarkctH.
burg G.. Mnlcolm, lIalph Schhcr T. X,
Edwards, New iurl, A. u Given,
II C. walker Philadelphia, Ihmlor
Herman, Chicago, G II Rcall, lcthany,
] II. Watt. lInrncavillc; u ShuNcr
Virginia; G.. VI. Hart, tlnrkrhurg, W.
&. Walfow, East Liverpool.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-08


unbolled tho door Henry Sweeney got
me by the neck and We Tell BACK no
ON top. When | got up ! ran my
hand down Tor my revolver but some
oue put his ann aetoss mine " keep mo
nom II. Several then got bold OF me-
and carried mo back and threw the IN
the cell. MoShsrty was already In. AZ
soon A. they LEI leose OF me, ! Jumped
90 and saw "Ghina Kid running 10,
ward me. | out with my revolver AMI
..s.f osAcKsp AT MN,
and bollered 10 Pete McOluskcy to
open tho door. Ito paid no attention
10 ua aud wo tackled the door Win our
ie,t lint Il was mn 90. MCShcfry called
IA Josb Miller, aud he opened the door,
Some one saId: Somebody's shot, back
there" but had sqrn "Cblna Md fnp,
and didn't believe It. Steele MILLER SAIL
Daily was shot, and | took u lamp ahd
wen, back. Jaw " was ~, and sent
Reed 10 got doctor ,n.
Mr.. Iordan-pld you SOC paiIy while
you wcro N the CELL -,
LItlon - No. sir. ! hadn benh w u'o
coll hall n second before shot saw
"Chlna Kid" running at me. lie hnn
nomcthlnu In his hand, but ! couldn!
toll whether IL was clothes az stick !
knew him by his white pants
Jordan-Did you hear ncni'le when
you llrst unbollcd the door,
LItton-No, slr; not until u WIS open
Jordan-llow did you fire out OF tho
cell, -,
I.I,ton Through an opening nnrd Ia
mass grub through. I fired moro to-
scnrc than 10 bit thought II would
| drive him away.
Jordan lad YOU ever punished the
"Kid" or the others
II,ton Yes. W. had Round. IN the
cell Tor smoking nltur hours R"nndH
was tho one That kicked me.
jordan IL There amy rulo against
smokingf
Litlon -rhorc soganst smoking after
$50 o'clock, The mattresses ARE straw
aud Nc eru afraid OF fire.
run roEr NnRrEn EXAMINATIONS.
DIR. Edwards testified that he had
opened the body and found that the ball
| had perforated the sictmm, 81 hrcaHl
bono, aud ponc straight back aud pierced
tho anc which enclosed the heart. II
had pierced the rnd cara, u large vcsec'
M near the heart that II might bo
considered part ot u There was
internal hcmorlhngc uillcIcnt To- pro-
durc inatanl death. he thought the
Heath u palnloHs ono Daily not lcalk.
INK anything after the wound WIS IN
niCtej.
| TIIR NEiIpitr.
Thls cloaod the testimony nnd the
Jury retired to make up their verdict.
They went lack iuto tho prison cNnu,n
ell the situation aud had lilton place
himself IN tho cell nv when hc hal fired
Again retiring To- the Kitchen they ionnd
that Patrick Daily cnmr to his death
iron pistol shot fired 10y Isaac lilton,
on the night oi March 9Th,
While ihorr waS 10 cyidcucr H. show
that there was anything criminal In the
shooting, yot Il was Deemed advisable to
hold litlon aud 10y letting the grnud
Jury pnsa upon u, gyc him u complete
yindication Accordingly hc gave bond
In The sum Of 81 900, Tor his appearance
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-08

The Centennial Jubilee S,ugcrs gave
their ''Anal farewell concert IN th,n Ina
mediate .nclghhlfhupi In the NJ. T.
Church at ucl,airr SUNDAY night a. an
audience. which, though not ., large q.
thy singers deserved. WIS apprr,int,,r
o. enthusiasm. They svvmrd tu sing
with unWontcl Nigut, aud The audience
Va, repeatedly carried away 10y their
abandon. The applause called uut by
Wake N,codomus" "Iofdhns River IN
a new version. "nu,I,,ug On thc Ruk
aud Bullirog In the rool. Do aud their
rluziur chorus. Marching Through
u,orgia. was particularly hearty,
The company remained la RNliairc
over Yesterday, and vii leave lh,S
morning inf Cameron. " Va, wherr
they arc o. amy tonight, We have no
doubt that during their tour on the T. 4
o. roal In West Virginia, AMI after their
return e. Ohio. they s,ll meet With the
SUCCESS which they ~ richly merit
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-08
L. soP

last cNcningA gentleman residing In
Esrt Wheeling dropped into this office
aud uniolicl horrible tale. lie was a
fluent talkcr and his command oi thul-
ling language Was absolutely terrifying
With absorhCd attcnlios We listened
White his numbers ran ~ follows; The
clock On the Ca)itOl hal scarcely marked
The advent at the blessci sabbath. aad
a profound luic, hroOlcdoNcr Fifteenth
street Presently female stream RISE
shf.lhcd ou the a,r anil VAS quickly
smn,hercd hy a deep masculine cath,
A gang II roughs Nsa rugAgcd Ia dTag.
cling u woman toward the lIempncid
tunnel. evidently with some deep,
dark and dcyillsh design Again hcr
s,Tyam cut the air like kn,lc and VAS
hushci by threat, In q deep, haAfsc
voice, ot the application OF gag Then
came a struggle, after which the party
moved oii, disappearing In the darkness
toward the hast.
Out Informant Vouchcd tur the truth
Of this aud asked. With impressive une.
ton. where were the policeT The prob.
abilities arc that they were u home
reading their Bibles The East wheel
lng gentleman did not sAy why be, nks
a valiant knieh, and a gallant. did not
rush 10 the rescue, and the reporter ior.
90, 20 ask him, ..fti
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-08
sOLDiEIts' MONUMENT.
Fourteenth and Market, the LOO
cation, and May 30. tho DcdI
cation DAY.

The representatives Oi the Veteran
Association met tho TruAtcca 81 the Sol,
dlcfE' Monument Fund on Saturday NJ
tcrnoon, NJ the office NJ Postmaster Stcr,
ling. Ia confer Ia regard 81 the dciirA,
ton ut the monument u wnH the lie.
sire ol the former, M well ~ the wish
ot the laltur, that the Veterans should
have chagc oi the unwilling ceremonies,
which, from yarious ncllryidcnt rca.
sons, seems cmincntly proper. without
hesitation this was agreed upon,
Where 10 locate The monument Was
next discussed twas the original IN.
tcntion "a place " upon the site now
occupied 10y the Paxton fountain, on ihr
wcst front ii the Capitol, but way Was
given Ia the fountain The next most
available location was the north front,
on Fifteenth street, anil II WAS generally
understood that there II would bc. hut
now, ~ We understand II, some gentle
men come ~ The front anl ollcr iu place
the monument Ia position, free ~ eN.
ponsc, II the Intersection 81 Fourteenth
and Chaplino be- selected M the sl,o.
Tho Joint committee aC'Cplrd tlis and
there u will he placed, II CpunCil IL vii.
ling. The street IA rather narrow there
aud will compel the removal II the Elm
Groyo track and though tho site " u
very commanding one, Il will be object.
cd 20 Ivy somc,
Tho rcmAInlng point ~ be- dccidrd
upon Wa tho lay ior dwelling Deco
ration Day, the most available, COMES
on Sunday and M Il IL dcsircd 10 have u
grand military display, Il Is thought the
ylsitors will not come, The rennsyl.
vanians are very rigid IN observing the
decorating ceremony that u ia consider
cd very lmprobably they Will come on
that lay, After soIuo discussion u Wa
decided 20 dedicate OF Saturday, May
2plh.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-08
Church Nuto.

Eighty pcuuns have iuiuri The luwth
Street NJ. T. Church duuug the Tive
months Passionate ul the Rev. G. J.
Mns,lvu, who came o. this rhuryh b1I
conference from the ,iy ut rhhlrl.
phtu, Whrrr hc served Hdurwrd
Church iuI vight years ta the surrr-7nr
1T Rev. l. poWiu lalwhgr. The rrNiN.
I'll interest .t,ll continues aud durng
Ihi, week three special meetings have
been announced 1T : 20 o'clntk on Mon
day. "Wednesday aud Friday evenings.
Rev i. y Ammrf. OF Mouth llopr,
IA, preached morning anil evening az
the Inglah Lutheran Church Yesterday,
AMI withdrawing the iu,,rmcucy Il
the weather hal goud congregations a,
both scrylccu.
Rev ] ~ MotIat preached IA Cadii,
Ohio. YESTERDAY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-08
AMUSENi ENTS.
urkRA nOush.

Az has boon announced through the
daily pross, Miss Kato Ciaxton and Dor
sterling company viii open this evening
at tho Opera House with tba, romantic
drama, tho 1.-TWO orphnns." One Of
our Eastern exchanges In speaking OF
Miss Claxtons rendition Of the play
says, Miss ClaSton's portrayal OF the
character OF louise Possesses q studied
finish which fully accounts Tor the favor
with which her rcprcsenia,io ~ u
have been everywhere received. The
pathetic cropping ut the sightlcrs girl Ia
~ Itself enough 10 stamp her w 4 true
artist, and oyer tho whole part tho lady
Contrycd Ia throw u realism that carried
her audience clean along with her. A
mont effective pIcco OF acting was where
Louise discovers tho PROSTATE form OF
her foster sister la tho cabin oi tho old
hug Frocharl by the sense ot touch
abe believes that she N kncolins over a
corpse, aud the trcmulous hortor that
pcryndra her whole frame was n study
IN itself The Two Orphans Ia not n
one part piece Tor several al the Other
characters afford ~ much scope for act
Ing ~ that of Louise"
10 morrow evening will be- presented
tho Double Marriage seats for both
nights can bc secured at Lucas.
ACADEMY Or MUSIC,
This evening, regular stock company
will open at the above named place of
amusement n ilrst-clnss variety show,
with thu intention Ot remaining several
weeks. Mr. Eugene Smith, the leader
al the orchestra, N known 10 u large
number IT our people, aud ho has ilno
yet ul musicians under his control. Our
space vii not permit ~ 10 speak oi tho
company NJ length, but they are with
out doubt u good troupe and ono that u
viii pay u person Ia attend.
u,yuuY's ooIoU1D slSsrukIS,
Jack llaycrly In coming again with
ono II his numerous ventures. this
time n rolorcd minstrel troupe. which
Ia apnkcn al ~ being one oi The host ON
tho road. They viii play here only
one night aud W. predict n crowded
| huusr, on Friday, the 18th. Tho Roston
| iuuHii snyN,
notwithstanding tho unlayurahlc
weather %! last night, the RoHlon Thea
ire wnp illlcd aud damned IN every mrl
| hy the audience attracted 10y tho rc'
| opening i the theatre aud tho Ilrni ap-
| pcamncc here Of llNcrly's genuine col
orrd minsIrcls. IA was expected, the
evening was rich In music AMI mirih.
The company, which IN Compoacd 81 tho
bot ncmhcrr 81 the old Georgia min
nuclp, reinforced by numerous other
nrnt.rlnpl rolorcd nrtiHta, being u very
clover one
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-08

WAsul,orrS. March s.. \ " Fur
r,uuy,src aud jbv Ohio Valley ridug
hereinafter. colder unrihN"Nt NWds,
cloudy weather with Huu,"nal 'u'u,
followed hv clearing weather mll'uE
barometer AMI winds shifting lo WARMER
south "a the western portion.
Dor tho Lower Lakes, Iriug hHruW
ytcr, yui,,yt Mouth tu wet wud7 NtlI'
ur,ngtuunl min ct SNOW, followed hy
clearing weather and stationary "r low
~ hntumrT
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-08
A mislAkscI Moss..

Last evening report reached this ut.
dee that a culorrd waiter lu Proctor .
restaurant had attempted o. Nll awtigl Z
Vt woc from his soul AMI Investigate q .
doctrine II mclcmp-ycho-H 10y u dusc ut
hudanum, \ kKWsIgE reporter sought
the spot and asked Ia see the corpse IL
must have been galvanized, ior u walked
Into the roam AMI asLci What's lie
mattah," ID thou sp,i,t oi health uT
goblin damned quoted The reporter
"iOOkc hyuf. boss, what's dc game
yOus a glyiu' Ills niggah. anyhow -
Tho reporter stated his mission anl
aaied io soc the man Who had
taken laadanum. Mo~y, I,dlngs sail
be was the man, bat he bal hal
no suicidal intent lie had lie ia,N.
ache" all iay and sought ~ nllcyiat, ths
pain by putting the opIaic Ia his mouth
tie had miscalculal,d the capacity 1T
that food depot aud the consequence
was about gill oi laudanum went on
Journey down hls ihpai l,s reception
wa. by no means cordial Ills stomach
rcyollrd and the overdose Wrought oct
It's own cure, leaving Ndlng. all right
bat teaching him a lesson IN me,lidns
To dcc,or himself With laudanum was
one u the mistakes u Moses
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-08
Moro on,rIn.lys- Enl,rpn,o

when the Whrrliug htNrpu,u ,l,pe
the H,rbhf lu,al poetry rud lurgct tu
credit Il. aud /, d,d ~ ,t,,7uo ut today,
u makes pcrsous whu read both rlpcrs
Nundst AT tl,r romaTk tbl" stmon''7 ol
twu editorial minds. With the difference
that one prta h,a work dome ono even.
lng. While Il lakrs the other al newt
tnnruIng to grt bis int" shape THE
act. .nuirwhnt against the itiipI.uf.ras
II appears la the mutu,ng, aud WcN"uid
suggcsl that Il rrgnnifr rrcuna,tuctiuu
and get a. poetry 10y telephone No
charge lot this suygoHtipu N'IJS4rRf
II.tLi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-08

Vrry Rev. j T. Sullivan hu received
the following amounts l"r tho roh" ut
the uuti,rrIa ~ lrrbnd from th,rw"ut
Mrs,uu. So. Nrvhurg M,-H,uu, Ni'A .
Chkshurr. Additional. SIS, \"lrm"
District. t,,.S uudsl'cnnsburn a Com
wallis, go rhvpc amount, viii Ice TOT
wuded In a lew aays 81 s"u1c ul III"
Bishops 10 Ireland uuI notice given ct
The amount prut To- each Urhup,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-08
liourucd until Court IN course.
Ti,o WAN at tho Aoademr.

Saturday afternoon the Academy ui
Mnalc was we'll lIllcd with Nh audience
wanting a. zee the Conlcrt commence
between the American aud Irish teams
la the afternoon the contestants walked
In pairs, one from zach team, this ~.
rangcmcnt being kept up FROM 2 to . r.
", ut which tmc u rest was taken until
7aO O'Clock, when the six contestants,
1T Rcecc. Captain, WIN. ilrIcrland
aud !. Croughan composing the
American slle, and Arthur Ger
agility, Captain, \. Reel aud Harry
jonrA II lhr Irish sido, came on.
TIE contest wnE close and exciting, aud
the applause ~ tho spectators was al,
most continuous 49, Que nitof another u
the "walkiHlr' spurtcd ahead, About
half past ought, Jones, 81 the Irish
team, waA taken sirk aud compelled 20
leave the track Gcraghty aud Reed.
deomlng " useless b. further contest Tor
the prize, 500 and the entrance money,
retired from the contest, The ylCtufa
walked SLOWLY around the hall for M
hour ntlorNarl. aud the match Was
ended. Tho following are the scores
American team Reese, II miles, \ LAPS
llricrIaud. 10 miles, ~ laps Cfughhn,
II miles, y laps Irish team Grraphty,
H. miles, ~ LAPS, Reed, lamilos. IL laps
Tones. ~ miles, H. laps
The receipts were ahou. 900, aud the
walk Mas nnishcd by 10 10 O'Clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-08
A Word 20 Orrnn nn,sra

The Mason 4 liamlin Organ Con.
pany has authorized their agent ia this
city, MF, VIM. u. Shclh, Washington
Hall. 20 dispose II one bundled Of their
splendid trst class Onsans within the
next Ave weeks. on the easicst possible
terms, ave W eight dollars per montl,
tillpald for. Call at Sbcih's aud scp and
select an organ, aud make your homo
happy. You ~ill have over Two years
to pay Cor II, anj will Satcely feel the
outlay
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-08

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sell their lots IN "Relloyicw" on Tues
day, the 10Th u March. At 10 O'Clock A.
NJ sale 10 take place al Bcllcyiew lio-
tel Terms reasonable -onr.thifd cash.
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Their is no more desirable property In
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Frank Walters until the day 81 sale.
aud on The day ot sale At Bclleylcw 10.
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