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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-13
cARScEoss' NfssTREiA.
That $4,000.

On the 9th OF March tn, N,'r, ana
OJ,>rrer announced that one.half Of tick.
ct No. 1876 in the Louisiona State
Lottery. which drew the capital prize OF
$4,000 in the drawing oc.March sth, va,
held in Raleigh. Ever since that time
the Inquiries as TO who was the lucky
man have been constant, and DO ehori
have been spared TO find him. Inior.
nation came to us yesterday from per
iectly reliable source that Mr.. Peter "
Wilson, Secretary Of the State Board o.
Agriculture, was the fortunate person
The news Of Mr. Wilson's great good
fortune will give pleasure not only in
this city, but in all parts OF the State, fol
bis friends are legion.-Ralagh, ~ c.
Ne,rs and Otserrr.
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Municipal Court Judge Cranmcr

This court met Yesterday morning 4,
10 o'clock ani transacted the iol.oa ns
business.
In the ease ot Daniel Peek AMI T. T.
Smyth w. the city al Wheeling AMI
others, injunction, the court grantci q
perpetual injunction res,raing the d-.
PENDANTS from erecting soldiers monu.
mcnt At the corner II ChaplUr a.
Fourteenth streets. ~ ut the lntcls,s
ton al thorc streets.
A decree WAS entered in the case OF
Sarah Wait. guardian, etc aS Charlie
and ka,uran Wait, in chancrry, dIrrt
ing the distribution q! the funds ia a.,
case.
An adjournment was had until friiN
next al 10 n 4.
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Housewives, Attention!

The biggest thing in household econo-
my Is the Carpet Soap" sold by Messrs.
Harden & WiIhelms. 1t is a soap pre-
pared especially for the purpose Of
cleaning carpets. Anybody can use it;
the cost is very trivial; lts effects are
marvellous; it possesses no ingredients
that will damage the carpet; does not
injure or change the colors, and requires
but little labor to apply it. No lady
should be without it; and hereafter, in
stead Of oldidirty, greasy floors, let Us
have carpets that present the brightness
and cleanness OF new goods. Sold only
by Harden & Wilhelms, No. Ills Main
street.
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MUSEMENT HOrES.
Attractions Pertaining to tho Stage.
ROOMS FOR RENT.

hOph0 fOh hLNI'
True and legitimate comedy has he
come very rare thing, but The very
popular play Rooms tor Rent" which
is soon 10 be given in this city. is said
by those who know, tO be- the finest play
OF the kind that has ever been brought
through this part OF the country. IL IL
said that il contains more real enter
tanment 81 n legitimate order than any
play which has come West this season.
Seats can be secured at the usual place.
THE ACADEMY or Music.
The bill offered at this place il con-
siderably changed this week and sew.
eral new features are seen. Charley
Howard himself has returned and is
greeted with applause every evening.
Emanuel So1tag, the homeless man, ~
truly wonder. Miss Carrie Brewer il
anew songstress. On Friday evening.
the 9th, grand benefit entertainer
will he rendered Mr.. Howard. As it
will be near the close OF this seasons
engagement full house should greet
the man who has furnished entertain
ment every evening during the winter.
CoRISSE's NERRIE MsKgEs.
This famed organization, composed 81
thirty artists, all oi whom are clever and
finished, the star being "Corinnc,"
musical prodigy. appear At the Opera
House this evening for two nights en-
gagrmcnts in "The Magic Slipper"
which is an excellent and hugfable
burlesque on "Cindcrclla." NOt only
il the best Of the operetta given, but
there are numerous operate gems, bal.
lads and dances, and besides this plenty
OF the variety business. all Of which is
clean and refreshing. /, is adapted and
produced under the supervision of Mrs.
J. Kimball, whose daughter Corinne is.
Mrs. kimball is the well known vocalist
and comedienne. An exchange says OF
it: at abounds in fun, pun, incon.
sistency and improbablity. It's telling
jokes, witty puns, charming rarodies,
eccentricities OF song and dance, are the
theme Of universal admiration" That
veteran operate manager, &. ID. Hess, is
also along, which ia in itself a guarantee
as 10 the excellence Of the entertain
ment offered. The opera will be pro-
duced with all the elegant vardrobes,
gorgeous scenery and fine music which
accompanied It's original production in
the Fast. Reserved seats at Banners.
C.RScEoss' NissTREs.
Nearly every .eat in the Opera House
was occupied last night, the number Of
ladies present being conspicuous. The
company gave very to.erable perform
ance, though the absence Of Csrncross
disappointed many who went solely 10
hear him sing
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INDICTED FOR MURnSr
Tha Finding ofthe Grand Juryipn
ton Hny,tc,a.

ton Homicide. fs.
Ii has been some time since AMI
ment has been found in the C.ac'
Court for murder in the tirs SSHCsa
The monotony was broken, VESTS iss
BY such a finding in the case II ul'y
Miller, who shot John Hilton 20 "1a'y
ton, on the 18th day OF last Decs, "a
from the effects OF which he has
died. The shooting was claimed 10" aos
in self.deuse and Miller was 49,
upon q bond OF $1,000. As apre,rS
their return, the Grand Jury tonnI
indictment OF murder, AS follows,
The Jurors of the State of w.,
ginia, in and for the body of the Con- ~
OF Ohio and nov attending thee
Court for the said county. upon -
oaths present that Henry Miller q. . :,
18th day OF December, 1850. with ~ '~'
and arms in the county OF Ohio, IN We
upon the body of John Hilton frlor.SS--,'
", wilfully and of his malice 49,, 80
thought did make an assault; and ~,
the said Henry Miller, a CERTAIN 80. "a
yer then and there charged win ~
powder and six leaden bullets. WI
said revolver he, the said Henry Nj.
in his right hand then and there I..,
then and there feloniously, wilin',y 81.
OF his malice atorethought, did DISH.
and shoot of two against and upon
said John Hilton; and the said U-.,
Miller with the leaden bullets alore..
ont OF the revolver by the said Her
Miller discharged and shot of. As sl1..
said then ana there ielonlously. w,,lpr,
and OF his malice aforrthou,h, M
strike, penetrate and wound the S.
John Hilton in and upon the iroa, 7.
the chest. one inch To the LETT Of u.
meridian line and between the car,I,A,,
OF the third and fourth ribs, of him. y /.
said John Hilton, giving Ia him. M.
said John Hilton, then and there ~
the leaden bullets aforesaid, So As a, ,ra.
said discharged aud shot ont oi a rryo..
yer as aforesaid. by the said Henry NJ
Ter in and upon the front Of n,
chest Of him, the said John Hilton. az.
mortal wound. OF which SAID morn
wound. lie, The said John Hilton, M.
the 18th day OF December, in the Yea.
aforesaid, To the 26,h day of Drcrmhr,
1850, in the county NJ Ohio. did lansu,
and lancuishing did live; on which =
10Th day OF December, 1850, the -
John Hilton, Of the said mor;a! wuuaI
died.
And 30 the jurors, aiorcsaii. upo.
their oa,hs do say, that the said Hem,
Miller the said John Hilton. in mamie
and form aforesaid. felonIously, wliuu,
and OF his malice aiorethought, dlik.
and murder, against the peace AMI Ill.
nifty of the State.
/, is not likely that Miller will rrr
arrested, his attorney, Capt poNrnar
saying he would not. The trial vii B.
set rs soon ~ possible, ~ Can't. Doyrnt
is anxious to proceed at once.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-13

Mr.. Noah Bates, f.lmira, y. Y, writes
About four years ago had an attack o.
bilious fever, and never fully recovered.
My digestive organs were Weakened and
! would be- completely pfostraiei ipr
DAYS. After using two bottles Of your
Brrdock Blood Blttcr5 the improvement
WAS -o ylsIll that Was astOnishrI. ]
can now, though 81 years Of agr, 80 :
fair aud reasonable days work.
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THE GAS WORKS.
REGULAR MONTHLY COUNCIL MEET
ING.

A Carnival Of Wind and Casa Slow Ses.
sion-lmportant Committee Reports
Needed Measures Howled On and
Either Killed or Thrown Back
In Confusion-The City
Sexton Matter Re-
iersd 10 Solicitor.
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An Economical Floor Covering.

Linoleum, being composed Of cork, is
as elastic as CARPET; is neat, waterproof,
accumulates no dirt, and will outwear
the best oil cloth three or four times. II
is manufactured in handsome patterns,
and sold by all FIRST. class carpet dealers.
None but the genuine article has the
word "Linoleum" ON the back Of every
square yard Of cloth.
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F'Acts.

A letter from j. q. Sharpless, drugg.s',
Marion, Ohio, IN writing Of Thomas
EclectrIc oil says: "One man sas CURED
OF sore throat 81 eight yrars' standing
with one bottle" W. have uuml@f
OF cascs IL rheumatism tia, have been
cured when other remedies have failed.
We consider IL the test medicine sold.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-13

WASHINGTON, April Is, A. M-For
the lakes, flir weather, preceded 10y
li.ui suoS n the southern portions,
north 70 west winds, slight rise, followed
hv lIi.u. barometer and stationary OF
q >llsht rise ma the temperature.
Eor the Ohio AMI Tennessee Valley
rain, followed by slightly colder partly
cloudy weather, winds shifting to north
amt west and rising barometer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-13
BLACK DRESS GOODS
THIS WEEK.
A LIST OF PRICES !
Thni viii Please the Masses
bat not the few.

Read them, C0rnpsrp them with what other
house, claim to by cheap aui 10 be able TO save
rsu Iu Vrr cent.
Fir>t lane Black Monte. all wool illing, a. i2i1c
SECOND iluy SIT WOO. filling Hack BrCCatg, lac
IEtul l59s U.trS CE>hWtG.', WtuCGes wide. &c
FHurTa NGy El wool, "a inch Black Cash
r,,h line. an WOO, Black Caahuc7c, much
-,,,r I'ue. az wool Black C,sAmCreS, z inches
N.i...t'. .v
seventh Iius. ,NJTp:'iuCry Bargains in Black
tu>hmcIC> Tor ur., 80 &c, a. ~, sic ana Sl.OO
Gigh,h Bargain, Atwood Maitland Black Bunt'
SINH Earaia, al wool Black Lace Blunt
iuv> S''.C.
r,uth Eir3lo. ali WOO, Black French Lace
BuHt.rE. .rf inches wide, AMI the finest goods
imported luuly q small quantity ot same with
side bauo, 80 &c, We say that YOU cannot get
t.r same pi.Cwapry under Si.np.
Eleventh Rav.tiu. BLACK French tOuls, al all
vol .ah.i sp.t iu trNtU o., SIt not crash, can
De- ma.r without iiri and much i-hter than
}uur.u... I.iu,ay, wide. az &c, We have only a
U.iifgd quantity o.! This.
Twelfth 81. ;.an ultc Plain Black all WOO!
Bunting al .-t' PEG yarl.
Tuirti.rH, E.sCs Eau.S', Black HeuriattaS,
& gCk Victims, suh cheap. comparatively, as
Fn,T,r,i,a. E,scs GruS Grtiu silks CSC, &C.
>. y... II %. 80 H. 81 -, s. - 81 90, Il - anu
g. TO- rs.rf.- ilrfg guu ever saw.
Frfr,uta Black Friusy-, L2Ces, Passemen-
trees. RUr. one. go no low prices.
E.t1rr ..u t.g vNgI".JS gUr Black Goods
iUI:'.g:L
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Piles, Fissure, Fistula, &C.

Or. Kisner's new method for the cure
OF Piles is safe, sure and permanent.
He discards the knife and ligature end
performs no operation while the pile
tumors are outside the rectum. The
treatment does not prevent the patient
from attending TO business. Will be at
the st. James Saturday, April 10th.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-13

\ MASS meeting Of the tompcrauc,
p.opio WAS held at Tia" Disciples churh
last evening, presided over by E",
Dix AMI addressed 10y Mossrs. Tasting.
Bagg-, Thompson and Laramie. luu
tations We're extended Ia the drirgalrs o.
the state Temperance Convention shlr.
meets here On June 2Sth.
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"Plolsan. ard Ensc,u.L-

PUEsLEY, ". Va, Nov. q, 1879.
E,"r,. La,lghiin Bro,. & Co.,
Please send US another supply Of your
Worm Syrup. We are meeting with an
increased sale. We find IL always gve.
satisfaction. / have used IL in my Osn
family, and found il not only pleasant
but edectua,. NAKTIs DoPLKR,
OF Doplsr H Less
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A pitinbls sight

l. to see a man with his cheeks surken,
his eyes glazed, his teeth all gone. if'soD.
in2 the floor wherever he happens % II
With the juice Of bad tobacco. Ches
Millers Good Enough aud avoid tbs
yourself. MAS
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Charles Chadduck, Esq with Speidel &
Co, Wheeling, w. Va, Says

l had suffered for years with Catarrh
o! head and throat, voice impaired and
my nostrils completely stopped up with
nasal polypus. DR.. Smith has cured
me, and cheerfully recommend all &c
90 to DR.. ]. f. Smith, No. 81 Twelfth
street lopposite school house,, Wheel
in,. w. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-13

Er I'll means let there b" n good turn.
out ut the State Fair meeting 1T the
Court House tonight. How can our
bushes. men, merchants, hotel men
and others be- - blind Ia their own 90.
trrrs's ~ to ial 10 make the lair sic.
cess"
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81 nm Take Effect To-day.

The ordinances in relation TO gam
bling, houses OF i'll fame, lettering, cof-
fee houses and ordinaries, carrying Of
concealed weapons, irequen,ing bad re.
sorts, etc, go into effect to-day and
now lively crusade is looked for from
the blue coats. Capt. Bennett has an
efficient force even II Council did refuse
10 allow him six extra men 10 help
twelve men keep order in city Of $1,000
inhabitants.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-13

Go TO any druggist for Mrs. Freeman's
New National Dyes. For brightness
and durability OF color, they are une-
qusled. Color from TO 5 pounds.
Price, Is cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-13

BoiLs, pimples, aud all blood dIs"sses
are cured 10y "Dr. Lindsry's E.yot
Seach'r." Sold by all druggists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-13

AK your tobacconist for" Mon
chewing tobacro. It's the finest ,hins
aud est flavor out.
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MORNING GLORY BAKING POWDER is
nutricious and healthful. AL good
housekeepers use it. G. S. Feeny, Pro-
prietor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-13

"SEw Moos" IL the best chewing %,
bscco to he had. Try 1t once. you al
have no other.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-13

No tobacco dealer should be without
"New Moon" chewing tobacco. Geo. s..
Feeny sole ssent.
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!. Blum & Bro,
.l0l HAM STREET,
3,li1erja19 2}r9iatrr
LcGs. iRTsLLIGEsCE.
Iacex to Nsyy Advertisements.

VI cha C,,ItC Pots NeSbitt X Bro.
Louisiana state Lottery.
founj-Muney.
Proposals tog Printing.
Belmont Building Association.
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BOYS, il you want something elegant
get plug Of New Moon" chewing to-
bacco.
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Visible Improyemeut

|. :. Marshal q. w. Patton arrived
IN the city Yesterday.
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MORNING GLORY BAKING POWDER
is strictly pure. All first class grocers
sell il.
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Weathnr Irnica,ions.

.,r.r.i2v.Sr. N.7P.w 7As. l. u. SF.N.7P.N
CO., % "a - - % 80 -
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mes....nate. RECORD.

- iakea st Schneprs Opera House
a-ug s'ur,.
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This report was adopted

mlttee was as lar as IL went, the same as
that published in Yesterdays issue OF
the REGISTER. The part referring 10 the
purchase OF the relief valves and safety
nozzles was killed, failingto procure the
necessary iour-fiiths vote. The purchase
OF suction tube for the Nigilant engine
was ordered. A stove and gas fixtures
were ordered placed in the second story
OF the Eighth ward hose house. A
new reel was ordered for the Vigilant.
The resolution referring TO permanent
men in the engine houses in place OF
the present a Ii month extra men,
was referred back 10 the Committee, as
it must come in in the shape OF an ord.
nance TO change the present ordinance.
The same action was taken with the
extra men at the Hook and Ladder
House. The resolution ordering the
purchase OF team OF horses for the
hook and ladder truck was killed, the
would-be bidders for public favor asking
in windy terms where the money was TO
come from.
Several things could be said and writ.
ten about this part OF the evenings per.
formance, but space and time are net
available at present.
As regards the report, while not de-
string to reflect on the chairman al all,
il must be said that it was evidently got
ten up in hurry and did not place the
committee in a good light; one or two
matters were jumbled in one resolution,
thereby causing large amount oil I'm.
necessary arguing and time wasted by
the operation. The resolution refer.
ring to full paid department was ac-
companied by no estimates or ordinance
as laid down in the Council rules and
regulations. One very important mat
ter ordered by the committee TO be rec
commended to Council was left out-the
ropes and stakes 10 be used at fires in
keeping crowds back.
The report was, in the particulars not
spoken of, ordered back.
The ordinances in relation to offenses,
coffee houses and the sale OF beer, wine,
cider and drinks Of all nature we're
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-12-03
Political .DOts.

According to the decision OF Attorneys gen
eral Baldwin, in relation 10 township ass s.
sOrs, the assessor elected next April will hold
his office four years.
The county commissioners will elect a
superintendent of the poor farm next week.
Peter Wright, the pres mt incumbent, and
one or two Others are seeking aneloctiOn.
1t is whispered around that Harry Craft
will enter the contest for the nomination for
Comfy Treasurer. Mr.. Craft has always been
Il hard working h publican and will be a
very formidable candidate
Ben Rau, the present township assessor,
will b. before the convention, in March, for
denomination. Mr.. Rau has been IN
efficient officer, and will enter the next
convention with an excellent record to back
him up.
All the wards have been polled, preparatory
10 fixing the now election precincts, Several
wards will have three voting precincts.
The many friends OF Mr. Jam IS Fletcher,
of the firm OF Coffin u Co., pork packers,
want him to enter the contest for nominal
ton for one of the county Offices. Mr.
Fletcher has been one of the main pillari
upon which rests the ascenlency OF our
local Republican government He would be
a strong candidate with all CLASSES
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-12-03
Personal.

Senator Harrison, left for Washington yes.
terday.
Their friends in indianapolis wish them q
happy future.
Mr.. William Meadows, of Greensburgh
was in the city this week.
Mr.. William Merritt, and Miss Sallie Hall,
were married Thursday evening.
Mr.. w. A. Mays made flying visit to St.
Louis during the early part of the week
Miss Maggie Bryant, of Clinton, Iowa, is
in the city visiting friends and relatives.
Mr.. William Bunk, of Kansas City, is in
the city visiting his wife, Mrs. Kate c. Bunk
Officer r. w. Wells has returned from a
trip to Nashville and other points in Tennesse
Rev. w. III. Brown is located at 75S.
Gorth Tenn. street, where he would be pleased
10 see his friends.
Chief OF police Williamson, went to Cleve-
land Thursday in response to telegram an
nounclng the serious illness of a sister.
Mr., Frank Jones, of Brazil was in the
city yesterday and called at the LEADER Of
lice. Mr.. Jones reports healthy state Of
business in and about his little city.
Married at Madison Ind. Wednesday eve
ming at o'clock, Miss Henrietta Clay 20
MIR. Frank Battles. The high contracting
parties are well and favorably known in the
society circles of Madison, the bride being
general favorite OF all who know her.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-12-03
Our Young Folks.

Charles H. Blythe has left the Meridian
| Club House
Duck and Jupiter make their appearance
about once month with items
Mr.. Cammie Trevan, formerly of this CITY
has position at the Revere House, one of
the leading hotels of Springfel ED Ills
Walter Jones and Prince Fisher are still
| running their race, but neither seems to be
| gaining any upon the other. Walter, write
| a novel.
Miss Emma Ross has removed from her
late residence on tennessee street, to No. 157
Minerva, where she will be pleased to see
her friends.
Miss Nena Brown of St. Paul, MINI. is in
the city, the guest OF Miss Parthenia Lamb,
OF North Tennessee street. Miss Brown in
tends to make this city her future home
and will be welcome addition to Indianap-
oils society.
Their will be a grand musical concert
given by Mr.. Major Lewis, Miss Essie FRY.
and Others at the Second Baptist Church
next Thursday evening, December Sth.
This entertainment will b. frst-class in
every particular, and should be we'll attend
ed.
1hc ,lube ms NiuD met last TUESDAY
evening at the residence OF William Lewis.
and transacted some very important bust
ness. As a great deal OF work was left un-
finished on that evening, they met again last
light at The r,s.d.Lc, OF Geo Shelton.
to dispose of it.
A number of our young men, believing
that juvenile society paper would advance
the interests of the young folks, have organ
lied company, which will upon Saturday
next issue the first number of The Men Eau
We like to see young men of enterprise sue
coed, and hope the publishers of this new
journal may realize their expectations in
their venture.
Miss Kitty Mann celebrated her fifteenth
birthday last wednesday evening at her res
idence on Columbia street a number of
her friends were present and every one of
them passed the evening pleasantly. A
number of social games were PLAYED. after
which splendid repast was served by the
hostess which embraced many of the delica-
cies of the season. Among those pres MT
were Misses Ella Gibbs, Estella Hart, Mary
and Martha Pierce, Fannie Fleming, Fannie
Carmichael, NJ assrs. Louis Lamb. CAPTAIN
Patterson, James Brown, William and
Major Lewis, and STAR.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-12-03
Rail Road Hits.

Rop't Fisher will remove to this city next
week Fisher likes the Hoosier capital after
all.
Peyton has failed to rise and explain why
he has been running out to Iowa, why he told
his parents he was.
Andy B. why is it you have the girls on
R. r. st. standing out to firt with you
and you fail to appear?
Rob't Brown has returned from h W. stern
tip looking bright. lie reports every
thing looking prosperous out in that region.
Charlie Floyd says that in few more
weeks he can call on the girls, his damaged
'phiz" having assumed its wonted look
Lowell Bass, has become an amateur rail-
roader on the Big Foar roa1, or VIII II he wan 5
to go to Chicago he has one of the boys to
lay off trip.
jeff. Dickinson, returned to Chicago last
week and says h will return to this city
when the balmy days OF spriag shed their
genial rays DER the land.
Where! oh where is Brown and Wiley
Wyatt, the twins? Their sunny conntenan-
ces have not been seen for averal DAYS. Prob
ably like the lone Indian they have fold
ed pu their tent and sill ntly stolen away.