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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-04
NE1aHRoRHoop NEWS.
RELLARE


The ladies Of tho Presbyterian church
on Wednesday evening, decided to have q
festival on next Tuesday evening. Ar
Engagements are being made 10 give per
feet treat In the way OF Ice cream.
Mr. james Gorrell Is putting new
fence between his residence and the new
street
Company D will have drill Monday.
This e excellent weather for drills on the
SQuare-sklrmiBh drill, etc. The company
expects 10 have festival abortly. The
new recruits are drilling 10 catch up and
the company bids fair 10 awake.
The Daily IHdtpaideTt made Its fEst up.
peAFanee Wednesday evening % an en-.
lAIged continuation Of the BtLietin.
ManywoTkmenw who used 10 work at the
Beliaire window glass works, but who
have moved away from BellAife, are now
coming back again and bringing their
families with them. They will work In
the new furnace Of that works when II
starts In the fall.
The passage by Council Of the resolu.
ton establishing hog pound, II seems,
was not victory for the anti.hog people
after oil. The resolution TO have the
workhouse used az pound was passed, but
the resolution TO have the building fixed
so that hogs could be kept In IL was lost.
The Idea Of establishing q hog pound In
one Of the public places In ioWnl But
still, the way islands, we have no pound
and have the hogS
James Smith, Of WoodsReld, formerly
Of this place, was In town Thursday.
Part Of the people Of Guernsey street
were shut of from water Thursday. A sec.
ton Of the main had to DO replaced by an
iron pipe.
F. b. Gitchel who had his foot crushed
at the Ohio glass works building Wednes-
day, was At work Thursday, going on
crutcheS. He Is not disabled as he would
have been had II been bis hand, as men.
ton In the Independent.
Will Stewart and Miss McMillen, his
aunt, have gone 10 Pittsburgh on visit,
expecting TO be gone some time.
The road along the creek will probably |
be finished. 1t Is reported that no money
is In the treasury but q proposition will
be made next Tuesday evening that will
likely be accepted, The road Is needed
and very little Is required on Bellaire's
part.
The programme for the High School
Is as follows, with music
lnteBpersed.
- iM,GVO L. Morrison
popular OplHion.'
ty Es UlNAldI
DrIlOn............ . eurt,ndt ". Rankin
"IndiVidlal EdVTtn
slay emile b, smith,
"NAtuTe,"
N. u Mcot
THE County iSaI QueIllOn."
iasiy mary n. PoNOl
Accomplishments"
Presentation o. Dipl"mU will BE- performed By
Hon. H. Alexander.
BOnNliCtlOu.
The Commencement exercises wifi DO
held in the NJ. E. Church. The usual
banquet afterwards 10 School Hall.
New lightning rods are being put on the
Fourth ward school house. r. O. +.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-04

A fine assortment of summer
silks, black silks and trimming
silks.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-04

Do you know that there are strange people
In our community, We say strange because
they seem to prefer TO suffer and pass their
days misembly, made 80 by dyspepsia, and
liver complaint indigestion, constipation and
general debility, when shiloh's Vltallzer Is
guaranteed 10 cure them.
Bold by g. Booking Agent, Odd Fellows
Hall, and ChaA MsenkenloellSr, corner Main
and rWenty.second streets.
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We have = speedy and positive cure FOL
catarrh, dIphtherlA, canker mOuth, and head,
ache, IN Shlloh's CatArrh Remedy. A nasal In
jectOr free with each bottle. Useiti II you de-
sire health and sweet breath. Price 50 cents
Sold by e. Booking, Agent, Odd Fellows
Hall, and ChAs. Moenkemoeller, corner Main
and Twenty streets MwT4eow
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To those who arc 90 unfortunate as TO
become pTemAturely gray, or whose hair
exhibits a tendency to fall of, We recon.
mend trial Of Halls Hair Remover. We
do 40 with the utmost confidence because
Il Is everywhere received with marked 70.
yor,and has built upon Its own merits
such sure foundation that ltls known
and used In all civilized countries.-Af.
dion, IN " Adr7tisr. p4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-04

BALTIMORE, June S-FlOur dull and I'M,
changed; western higher and strong; No. 2
western winter red spOI$l 30Jt; June 81 2S<R
! 25A July 81 l4Kal AK; August 81 iOXa
u. Corn, western higher, and dull neglect
Cd western mixed, spot o3)fc; June 60a6Ok 20:
July 4Sa4uHe; August and steamer nominal,
Oats i1rm and higher; western white 4iai5c I;
do mixed 42aiSc; PennsylyanIa IiaS6e Rye
quiet at 03c Hay UNCHANGED. ProyisiGns
quiet without change. Butter dull prime Ia
choice western llal4c, Eggs dull and weak al
lie. Petroleum unchanged, Cottee Stendy !:
RiO carEoes Ordinary 10 chOlce l3aI6Xc.
81 Hal III. ~
omeAso, June a.-Tbs DtOyaT Journal
Roes- Receipts 5000 head: shipment,
I loo head. The market opened weak, but
became active and ruled nrmer; mixed pack.
Ing y loat Is; choice heavy q 3OAI IS; light
Cattle Receipts 4,iOO head; shlpmeu,s
1900 head. MarEet iiriner and Strnngl ma.
tive s. 9Oa4 IS, chiefly s. 2Oat 40; western
- scat 20 graS Texans % 20; luicheFS 50 Us
aS 30; stOoksn aud feeders s. lOa4 20. Good
RctiY6 movement throughout. All sold,
sHEkP-Receipts 6OJ head; shtpmentg
ao firm aud active at s 6Oa4 90 laIa6s 50 6Oa
. w.
omaHsATI, June 9.-COtton Arm at llXc.
Flour dull and lower; family 81 76ao % |;
fancy unchanged. Wheat quiet and nm.
changed. Corn GteAdy: No. Q 4Oa40fc.
Oats steady; No, 9, 3iG3Sc. Rye dull at Sia
Soc. Barley scarce and nominal; No. 2fall
81 90; extra No. 3 do 07c. POrk strong and
higher n $40 62I<, held At $40 IS. Lard auIrt
Of W 30. Bulk meats strong and higher At
81 2oa6 50. Bacon quiet and unclaimed,
Butter dull and unchanged. Whisky steady
East LnsarY. June a.-oArrtE-ReceIpts
Today ,003 head OF through; no local; total
for three days 3,6O7 head Of through, and
2as OF local. Everything was sold gu! yes
terdAy early, nothing today.
Ho0s-IfecelptS to-day 5000 head; total
toI three days $40 bead. PhliadslphlaS,
n 60at 90: Workers, 81 aOai 10.
sHEIsF-keeeipts to-day 100 head total for
three days a4OO head, selling at - 26a4 50.
NIw YOGK, June a-Dry Goods Gotten
goods more active In Hrst hands, and tleTe Is
an improved nndertone In the market Prints
very quiet Lawns, gInghlms and bunting
In steady demand and 1rm. ClOthIng wool.
ems quiet and steady. ElGnpeis In light de-
mand. Foreign goods quiet
ToLGpo, June s.-wheat steady; No. l
white Michigan $ll2; amber Michigan 81 10;
No. 2 ned Wabash, spot 81 10; IupS 81 l8}< ;
July 81 Of No. & WabAah 81 TX; western
amber q l& No 2 red mixed 81 il. Corn
steady high mixed 4Oho; No. Q 1915. Oats
steady; No. 2, SSkc.
utEciNAATI, June 3.-Hogs In good demand
and prices shade higher; common - ga
3 o.; light 81 lUaI IS; packing 81 Goa IS ;
butchers 81 I0A4 50; receipts 1000 head
shipments ESQ head,
PrF1GppEaH, June a-PETRoLEuN-Qulet;
crude steady at $IlIk at PaEker's for ship.
mSnt; refined Ike for Philadelphia delivery,
LosPes, June S.-PETlNIEVN-RsGned
.AstyEaB June ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
isIfdl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-04

FoR UPwARns OF lHIaFY YEAB Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup as been used
for children. II corfects acidity Of the
stomach, relieves vind eolic, regulates the
bowels, cures dysatay and didrrhnd,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and well.triOd remedy.
25 okr,I a bottk. pAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-04

No PREPARATION Of Hypophosphites /
have used can compare with Fellows
Compound Syrup Of Hypophosphites for
restoring strength TO the nervous system.
think II the best medicine l ever used.
W. J. HoRSEE, Buffalo, N. Y.
Sold by Logan, List 4 Co MwP4w
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"DOnlt put OF until tomorrow what
can and should 10 done to-day" Ia
wise. II you have never used SoZoD0NT
for your teeth, make bee.line 10 the
druggist and get bottle and begin to use
ut once. "Verb. sap" NwH4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-04

PALArAgLx MSdioiSEs,-Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral q honeyed drop Of relief; his
CathArtie Pills glide sugar:shOd over the
palate; and his SarSaparilla 70 A nectar
that imparts yigor 10 HE, restores the
health and expelS disease Waterford Pa
advertiser. p4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-04

"IAyE derived some benefit from the
use Of sImronF Liver Regulator, and
wish 70 give Il q further trial.
tHoN. ALEx. Fl. STEPHENS, Georgia"
~ have never seen or tried such q sim
pie, efIicacious, satisfactory and pleasant
remedy in my life.
I'll. HAiSrs, St. Louis, MOT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-04

Bruous, Remittent aud Intermittent
Feyers which prevail In miRsmatic dis.
triCts through the summer and autumn
are invariably accompanied by derange.
ments OF the Stomach and Liver. There
is always a weakness oil the stomach and
torpor OF the bowels. DR.. Tutt's Liver
Pills are peculiarly adapted to such cases.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-04

The yoltAic Belt Co., Marshall. Mich.
win send their celebrated Electro Violate
Belts 70 tho afflicted upon thirty days
trial. Speedy cures guaranteed. They
mean what they say, Write 70 them
without delay, nAW
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Baltimore, writes-"I take pleasure In
recommending Colden's Liebig Liquid ET.
tract Of Beef and Tonic Inyigarator In
Consumption, weakness, debility, chloro.
as, etc. have tested II with universal
success. paw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-04

sTocKS-The market opened fraction higher,
but soon became weak and declined kal u
per cent, the latter In lake Shore. During
the Afternoon speculation became strong and
prices advanced la2 per cent, Pacific Mail
and New jersey Central leading the howard
movement In the final sales there was re.
action. and Louisville and Nashville rose 8
per cent but declined SH per cent Nash
Vile and Chattanooga fell OF 2 per cent,
transactions 2I4 900 hhAFeS
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mRUsTERfs SALE or SOUTH
WHEBI.iHu PilOEi my
nv Virtue Of dnsl n ifIItf - a ~ p.lQu ].
NSAEmifk lad Bndpai hll o. u W hndonlgnel
iruslNs datni Hoycat1I ~ l.lll anl fe1fdet 10
m CJSff's oMes 81 ~ cuiai3 caaftei Ohio eoln.
IL WSii Nifdhl6, IA pltlk q tnltt Book, No, 7,
hss,i SIS.l and 8. shall 81 go
SATURDAY JguHE n 1870.
e5mmSae.nE Al II tio 4. ", Foeeei 70 ssli d the
iFi1i dsSf y lha oaalf hoait u Ohio couhiy, West
Virsiaia " ~ hisho tu1 iell blader the follow
inE iSIaffbli pfl3sfiy thal 4 70 Ayi PArt Of Lot
nun blIil oli ~ Ahi SPAR Numbered enc ~ d
BpFIgf lrd nilthI N l1iillsn 70 Bguih Wheeling,
fsoTh - ar lhth Vafa q tie city d NhsailRI
1ipf iil Z = i9iiqVS WIS., ;bsElunlhE 4 the
bldneaqY llltf % aud running ihsnse yllA ne
Eiillin r. 4 uid ID the distance y tseaty'1ye
MI 49, n ! atfaighi llha Pttahal Nith ne
alli n ns u AID lot y The eastern llePt nld
III A 1 BOulboliy diFoetiun With The ea.is
~ llhe q AN lot lNOlty- ave itot 70 TIE golth-
lasisin eorAsf Il aid log Ihv1ep In ltnieht Inc
N ths plAeo a boginnlpg.
TERiH oH kAtA-Oao-thlnd o. the p1fehAse
ponsV md q much more - Tho puFoAAlaf may elect
o nv 10 aJh; the residue 10 tH0 eq1Al lnsAllnsnt
III AMI twelve In9qthh With Interest tipm dAy 2.
aaia purchaser dvint netSs, .eeli6d ~ desa "
trust, iOf dOiafTpd 1ynanh-
The tile 10 ths Iiid property bteTod 70 be pet
feel but lalhg a trustee shall tonyty only Sael
fiils ~ 4 yIitsa ID me b. aid deed u trust.
WILLIAM p. HUSBAND, Trustee.
ukIIEu AustlaHHRf uiYl1 |
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EDUCATIONAL.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

SUMNER Law LECTURES CplpS Vs,Elyl bssin
sth Jaly, isso, an spd lth ssPtsattr Have proved
q signal uie,-lss 10 hudsotS uhO design 70 Puuus
their studies At lal or othsr Law sehOO ID 10 thOas
Who propose 70 nad priyAislYi and 81 70 practitioner
sho have net hid The advantage Of systematic To-
stEuelion. For circular apply go. uniVsEIllJ n
We J g JeIn 3, lMLSOE, Prot Con, IAd Sat. Law.
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Financial and Commercial.


NEW YoRK, June 8-MoAEY- ClDses easy Of
aAi per cent. Prime mercantile paper 4ab per
cent Startling exchange bankers bills a S0lS;
demand a Sgk.
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Our Black and Colored CASH
meres cannot be surpassed IL
color, quality and price.

lust opened, in new styles,
Madras glnghams, parasols,
table-Ilnens, gloves, hosiery,
corsets, 60.
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'DLANK B0OKB-The. DAILY lsTELLi.
"a: 'Ss &c , s;sa INV E Va rs Sss si '''1 ~
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BArUgDAY, JUHB ., l5Sl,

commenting al lO o'tloek, A. ~, proceed to loll 4
the tFOnI door VI the court house 81 Ohio ec1nFi
West YlniAia, 70 the Al ,hal and bSlt sIddef, "
iollOuihF dSieflbSd properly that = 70 sayi p,
ion Of lot hunbtTsd one ~ IN SQUARE numbspd
one ~ 10 that part Ol the city d WhOailng toTmsy
elllSl lhl t0WR d SOath Wh0sllnE desei6ed - bI-
loss, VlEi bsginnins al pJlut IN the EUstStn Inc
Of aid lOl numhated one aud fnlnlnk elItsfylhd
Treating on ThlTy.thifd street thlFI'nlnO festive
ihchei themes plithBFly Bl1losn fOut tEO Inches 70
stake Ia the line u the half lot nov Owned by said
pify ot The 6f,t part thence NestRardly thlEtloaT
let Tour lnchG 70 st!ke IN Oeoige v, Long, lhsi
thsnos via his llne thifty'hTU let Two lhpes "
The place " btgluuiug.
TEIaS OH s1LL-uao.lhlh Of The ptrehAss
moh >, and a much I3tS a taS purchaser uy eleei
a. lI and twelve months With interest irog day Of
sale punhAssT giving notes. secured By dee d trust,
Iof deferred FaymSltA.
The title u the aid property 4 b'lIsVedGO b per-
Let but belllntla trustee shall CouToy lhly such
tiEe q ~ Tesls IN ui6 By aAld decd Of tFut,
WILLIAM +. huBBARD, Trustee.
W IL HAtLEk AudlAneRF min
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-04
WEST VIRGINIAl UNIVERSITY,

Nine departments u It1dJ tSxt.boOLs tarnlihsa
ponsaa ipf 90 yt4F hon aI5a o 1900, nof-sSS.
s .Ssss 4etss SSSEpagi Fltl I'm bSGini Sep.
s.sPSl 49, 49,; =. 49,. .,,..,..,,.. 80.
!etAs IEssiAsll !, n Ih0nipSon, loSlaissl,
lMWM tl
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TNRUsTEE's SALE OF EAST WHEEL

IlHUSIEEo DALE Oe EAST N HEEL
i ING PROPERTY.
By virtue Of dsel Of trust, inside By Annie Tsy.
loF, Nlig d baTt Ia lOf, With Hobart fNylor her
husband, and Rachel Birch, 70 the undttlglSd uus.
tSs dated jane lV'h, 1870 and Iooordst In the once
Of ihS Clerk d The C0uaIy COan Of lhlo County,
West vlrdnll, 10 DECD Of Trust BOoli No. 9, pagi
61I, shall, on
SATURDAY, JUNE, ~, Is8
commencing Il II O'Clock A. prOcoo, 70 sell, Al
the front door VI the court house Of Ole county,
West. YiTElnh, 10 Tie highest and boItbiddeI the
following dSbeFbtd property that 10 % ay Al the
noTtRGaiI enS-haf 81 the east one ball d the lot
mum bai ID enc hdadrp and sixty, u tbSAddltIO1 10
the city u Whsaing, laid ol. " Peter ArnAl, John
"a 0crit AAi OtNSfs, ellhd East WheOlitg. having
fTonl 90 ALLEY u u thuty feet, and Iubling thence
sJath Of the IaiUnu Width q thirty isst ltIIy Iset
70 ins fuuninl across nd lot and dStding the
hlme lut0 luO equal p1TtA
TERsS 1P SALE.-Oue-Ihin1 Of the purutnse mon
81, and ~ ulueh more - The purchaser nl slstt 10
pay, 10 cash. The Iead due Ia IuO tguIl d
ali and twelve months, With intsrut Iron d1T VI
Ale p1ruhl,sf iVlhk no 4, Sogarod BY deed u uust
for deferred pay m0lu
rhs lille y IL SID property Is believed T. u per-
fsct but selling ~ tTlItop shall cOnV0y Oty such
tltls q, Il yaslOl ID me By aid dssl Of trust
Will LAM 4. HUBBARD, Trustee
W. II. HALLER. AualluuAnf mVlA
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Some Interesting "Reminiscences Prom
Mrs. nWissheim's New Book-Thc orr.
gin of Uncle Toms Cabin,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-30

Personal.

BosroN, March %. NJ. Ferdinand De Les
seps arrived here this forenoon. He was met
at the depot of the Boston 4 Albany railroad
by committee representing French residents
and presented with an address, to which he
feelingly responded. Lesseps is the guest OF
Nathan Appleton. This evening he will at
tend ball in aid of the home for destitute
Catholic children, ut Music Hall.
Count De I.esseps was introduced to the
Board of Trade, at Merchants Exchange, Il is
afternoon, and made an address upon tie
subject of the proposed canal across the 18TH
mus, which was listened to with great atten
ton by the large company present. lie goes
to New York tonight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-30
LABOR TROUBLES.
Sarike q Cohoes, \. ".

SsHhAC - NOoOCSs Ne
CoHoEs, March -. In accordance with q
resolution posted Saturday the strike in Har-
mony mills became general to-day. Orders
were given to suppress street demonstrations.
This morning two drummers, volunteers from
were arrested. They were followed to the
police headquarters by 1900 people. On
promising to refrain from repetition Of their
offence they we're released.
At noon mass meeting was called to con-
slider the action Of the French weavers in re-
turning to work. written communication
was read explaining that their intention was
to use up the filing on hand, when the looms
now running would be stopped.
The more turbulent strikers declared this
was subterfuge to enable the men to remain
at their looms, and q significant cry Of Tout
or consequences" was sent forth in tones Of
rage. force of police was held in reserve
to meet any emergency.
Five thousand workmen are in the streets,
and the excitement is great. The rumor pre-
walls that the French weavers, comprising
about % per cent. Of those employed in the
Harmony mills, have deserted the nnion, and
will return to work. A few have already
done so, and 500 hundred looms are in opera
ton.
If their determination is persisted in
serious trouble isapprehended. At loo'clock
this morning committee of second hands
called on agent NJ. g. johnson, and demand
ed that the notice served on Thomas Il. Reil-
ly to sever his connection with the union, or
consider a two weeks notice given, be re-
called. Being informed this point could not
be yielded, the section hands joined the strik-
ing movement.
VIM. +. Thorn, treasurer Of the Harmony
mills is also mayor Of the city. He has
given the police instructions. The mill man.
agement will remain firm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-30

City Matters.
Alta special meeting of the Aldermen on
March 10Th, the following orders were passed
which are of general interest
Ordered That Z. c. Allen such
party or parties as may be acting
under his authority, be and are here
by authorized and permitted to occupy
ten feet in width of Water street in front
Of his premises. between w. f. Potters
building and Market Square; also ten feet in
the width Of Commercial street between said
W. +. Potter's building and said Market
Square; also onc-fourth of the width OF Mar
ket Square aforesaid between Water street
and Commercial street for building purposes
for the period of ninety days from the LIST day
of April, A. d., 1880. 80,
Ordered. That the City Solicitor and Clty
Clerk be and hereby are authorized ana d.
rected to revise and collate the Ordinances OF
the city; and have 500 copies OF the same
printed for the use of the Board OF Aldermen
and for general distribution
Ordered. That committee of three be ap-
pointed for the purpose of comforting with
the officers of the Capital Guards. in regard
10 the expediency of securing more suita-
BILE armory for the use of the said Guards !;
said committee to consist of His Honor, the
Mayor, and two others. to be by him select
ed from the Board of Aldermen.
Aldermen Whtehouse and Leighton were
appointed on that committee.
Ordered, That the Mayor and the Commit
tee on Highways be a committee to superin-
tend the final completion Of the wall on the
west bank of the river, from Kennebec
bridge, running south some one hundred feet.
and to accept the same if the conditions Of
the contract are complied with.
Ordered, That the teams owned by the
city be placed under the direction Of the
MAYOR and Street Commissioner Of the
Western District, and that said teams be EN-
ployed for the city work. in preference to
teams owned by other parties.
Ordered, That the City Treasurer be, and
hereby is. authorized with the advice and
consent of the Mayor, to negotiate tempo
rary loan not exceeding S25, 900, to meet the
current expenses of the city, until msney can
be realized from the taxes.
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North yass.lboro' Locals.


The old folks concert which was given last
Thursday evening, at Citizens Hall, by the
Baptist society, was a success in every par
tcular. The grand old tunes were excellent
ly rendered and highly appreciated by the
large assembly. A song suited to the occa-
sion and sung by quartette choir, was writ
ten by DIR. J. l.. Williams, and music ar
ranged by l. T. Maddocks.-The school ex-
hlbition Friday evening. brought out
crowded todse. The scholars did themselves
and teachers credit by the way each
performed his part. About fifty of the
scholars took part in piece entitled "Vaea-
tion," which was very interesting.-At one
of the largest school meetings ever held in
the district, Mr.. s. Ballentine was chosen
clerk and school agent for the ensuing year.
Sermons appropriate to Easter Sunday were
preached in all the churches. The singers of
the old folks concert, furnished the singing
at the Baptist church in the. morning, under
the leadership of Mr.. Ira Getchell, repeating
with good effect several of the same tunes,
including Easter anthem, sung ut the concert
Rev. DIR. Butler closed his labors with the
Baptist church, last Sunday. In the morning
he preached an able sermon, and in the eve
ming gave one of his best lectures to a
crowded house. The Methodist society gave
up their prayer meeting, and went in a body
to hear Mr.. Buffers last lecture. At the
close of the lecture, Mr.. II. G. Abbott.in be-
half Of the large assembly, thanked Mr.. But
Ter for his interesting lectures and the in
terest he had taken for the good of the peo-
pie since he came among us.-The store of
Mr.. Orrch Halves was broken into one night
last week. 4 small sum of money and a few
goods were taken.--Mrs. Aver, a dressmaker
occupyinU rooms of the store of III, A.
Priest, while reaching through the window to
the caves of an adjoining building, for an
icicles, lost her balance and fell to the
ground. BY an extra effort she escaped
lighting on picket fence between the build
ings In half an hour, she was slipping her
coffee, made from'the ice which she held in
her hand all the time.-Mr. Charles Adams
and Mary c. Rhoades were married last
Saturday evening, by Rev. DIR. Butler.
presume Mr.. Buffers going away, hurried
MFR. NJ. b. Lord, tailor, is overrun
with work. and is in great need Of first
class coat maker.
March 90, 1880.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-30
CALIFORNIA:


New YoRx, March g. A San Francisco
despatch says that great excitement 10 felt in
Tuesdays special elections. It Is not known
whether the .agitafors will be able to carry it.
Sunday afternoon. on the sand @ot, Kearney
had around him the largest auditory ever
seen there. For some days he had announced
that he would expose the council Of two hum
dred and show them mp - thieves and rob
hers. Instead Of this he read mild, mean
insiess speech, prepared By Others. He was
evidently afraid to carry Out his threat
PfepaEsiisas have besn nade b TIE chief Of
police foe qniet elections, md taapering With
~ ballot box WI - a mpoesihility.