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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-08
GENERAL MARKETS.
New YorE.


NEW YoRK. February 7.-Cotton--
Quiet at IL 9.l6@ll 1916; futures bare
ly steady. Flour = Heavy; receipts 49,.
900 barrels; shipments $4,000 barrels;
superfine western and State s. 70tGl4 90;
common to good 81 2594 IS; good to
choice 81 6O66 rs; white wheat extra
- O0a6 90; extra Ohio 5 40G6 IS; st.
Louis 81 4O(S6 IS; Minnesota patent pro-
cess So 50(G,S %. Wheat-Openedh heavy;
closed at ia! cent better; receipts ~ ,OO0
bushels; exports 5000 bushels; re-
jected spring Gle; No. , Chicago 81 IL;
ungraded red 81 l4dl is; No. ), 81 IA;
No. do. 81 Il in store: 81 l6Gl l6i
atioat; No. / do. 81 81; mixed winter
81 IA: No. . white 81 l3; No. do, sales
$4,000 bushels, at 81 Hal lag; No. 9 red
seller February, sales 1000 bushels ~
81 l59l l52; seller VI srrh sales $4,000
bushels at 81 l6i@l l7l; seller April.
sales 22I 200 bushels, At ii l1i(Il lSi;
seller May 24S, 900 bushels, at 81 l7tC9
Isl. Corp-Cssh shade lower; OPP
tons a tritle stronger; receipts 1900
bushels exports +0, 900 bushels; ungrad-
ed 54(G5jc: No. 3 5it(d54lc; steamer
54I65iir; No. . 54ia55c; No. 9 white
57(d57Ir; low mixed 55Ac; No. seller
February 54G5i!c; seller March $40
safe; seller May 52i@52.c. Oats-At
t cent better; receipts 5000 bushels;
western mixed iSIIi4c; white western
4ifJiSc. iiay-Quiet ami steady at
81 05@l 10. Hops-Quiet and unchang-
ed. Cotfee-Qniet and steady. Molasses
and Sugar--Quiet aud unchanged. Rice
Steady and in good demand. Petro-
leSm-Dull and nominal; United SOC;
crude rosie; refined &c. Tallow-Firm
at 6ic. Rosin -Quiet and steady. Tur-
pentine-Steady at i7c. Eggs-Unset.
tied and lower at Soc. Pork-Quiet and
firm; old mess Sl4 25G6l4 50; new SIS %
@l5 so, Beef-Quiet and steady. Cut
Meats-Fairly active; long clear s. 30;
short clear IS Is. Lard-Suong and
higher; prime steam 81 90CS9 92i. But.
ter-Quiet aud steady at l3G2S. Cheese
Steady at l0Sl3ic.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, February 7.-Flour-Nomi.
nally unchanged. Wheat-Active, firm
and higher: No. . Chicago spring 91c
bid cash; 97Sc seller March; oslo seller
April; 81 0l.@l d seller May. Corn
| GdlIlN dCllNc aHu NlpltT, NJ ookC tasIi !,
36.c seller March; Il !G4l tc seller MAY.
Oats Fairly active and shade higher
at 29G29,c seller March; 3ic seller
MAY. Rye - Steady and unchanged.
Bsrey-Easy at 9S(9s9c. Porx-Strong
and higher at Sli 37l:cash ;sli 3jG1,4 10
seller February; Sll +5@A Al seller
March; Si4 TO bid April. Lard Active,
firm and higher at - 10 cash - i5;G9 AZ
seller March; - 500 81! seller April.
Bulk Meats Active, firm and higher;
shoulders 81 20; short rib s. 30; short
clear s. 20. Whisky--$l o..
Toledo.
TOLEDO, February 7.-Wheat-Dull,
closing firm; amber Michigan II 03t;
No. . red Wabash, spot 81 OBI; seller
February 81 O3; seller March 81 o.;
seller pril II o.; seller May 81 GSI; No.
, red Wabash 99c; Dayton and Michi.
gan red 81 O3i. Corn-Dull; No. spot
l0ic seller May l3c. Oats-Dull; No.
> 33lc. Clover Seed-Quit; prime
mammoth - Is; No. 81 90; prime
a So: No. 2S4 90.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-08

OEHM a. CO., I32J Market
street, adjoining Opera House,
the popular Clofhiers of wheel
,ug. have marked down their
foods 20 such am extent that 10
one h excusable for being poor
Nv clad.
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IL you take our advice you will lose
no time in calling on your druggist for
Sellers Cough Syrup"-without an
equal. Price % cents.
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An Editors HapJ mess,

Like any other mans. may he insured
by using Miller's Good Enough Navy
Plug Tobacco, which, when chewed,
caused the feeling of pleasure lying dor
mant in our natures TO permeate our
whole being. TUsF.
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Al)relin9 Register
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New Advertisements.

Sealed Proposals.
To Merchants, Manufacturers and
Others.
Hostetter's Bitters- Third Page
Sealed Proposals.
Prunes, &e.-L Local Page.
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II YOU are Bilious or Costive, get box
Of McLain's Wheeling Pills. They are
vegetable, don't grippe, and will do you
more good than anything We know Of.
Be sure and get the genuine.
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BABY Organs, good as any, at Sheib's

TUxoRs, erysipelas, mercurial dis
eases, scrofula and general debility cur
ed by "Dr. Lindsey's Blood Searcher."
Sold by druggists.
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Go to Laughlin Bros & Co. for Mrs.
Freeman's New National Dyes. For
brightness and durability OF color, are
unequaled. Color from to 5 pounds.
Price, Is cents.
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A Job Lot OF Ladies', Misses
and Children's shoes for Cost
nj WILSON BROS.

AS taken at SchnepPs Opera House
drug store.
MONDAY.
TRM.l2 .SP.x.7RMl JAN u Y. SPN.7P.N
S6 81 IS 80 - a IS -
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PLEASANT and Ehectual.s

PURsLKY, W. Va, Nov. q, 1879.
Ke,rs. Ldughlin Bros. q Co.,
Please send Us another supply Of your
Worm Syrup. We are meeting with an
increased sale. We find it always gives
satisfaction. have used IL in my own
family, and found it not only pleasant,
but effectua,. NAKrrs DoPLKR,
of Dopler 4 Lewis.
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sHEET Music, bali price, at sbeib's.
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'T 81 e DEVIL"

What Judge Houston has to Say Of His
Satanic Majesty.
To Judge Thos. ID. Houston, Wheeling. W.
Ia:
SIR:-We, the undersigned Senators,
Delegates and officers Of the West Wa.
Legislature, having heard your lecture
on "The Devil" highly spoken OF, would
respectfully request you to deliver the
same in the Hall OF the House OF Dele
gates some Saturday during the present
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-08

BEST Violin strings, at sheib's.
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AyAnnual Catalogue of Vegetable ar Yl,v,.
Seed for 1881, rich In ergraNinss f'vw lrI,,
graphs ol me originals, Will bc rent fk!E Z, 4.
who apply. Ny old customers need ra' g
Tor II. ! offer one 81 the largest col!r,,.r, p.
vegetable seed ever sent out by any scl % -
In America, large portion which wrr. -
on my six seed farms. ruu dirsc:tJEs - -. ..
tion on each pdftcgc. All seed lri'r..... b..
h<h fr,sh AID tue 10 ndrsr. 80 far thai -. T.,
prove otherwise. ] Iria r,.H tls oris- --a... H.
original introducer ~ the Hubbard s.r.P
Phinney's Melon. Marb'chcsd Cahhagr. n.
an Corn. aud scores Of other vegetables ,g,...
ne palranoge ~ az TITO 90 dHEirgs 20 i.ss Dr.,
etd directly nom hC .rv,gc-. fr,st, 'rt, a.s "a
cry b,s' s,ruis.
New Vegetables SI.NrialIy.
JAMES J. II. GRkGORN. MarhlehnAl ~.
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During the recess the candidates got
their work in to the best advantage and
the lobbying was quite fierce and quite
as unusual 1.-The Board. Some oil the
members were so delayed that it was
considerably after o'clock before they
sufficiently digested their hash TO APP
pear. But at 2:l5 the Board came TO
order and full membership was again
found present
The struggle was resumed end with
no better luck. Creighton rose to FIVE
once or twice and would then go down
to three, while Pest, Oh the other end
OF the see-sAw, rose 10 FIVE. Then both
would drop to two, Miller would get
one and Plsnkey would show up TO FIVE.
This continued for fifteen ballots.
Messrs. Armstrong, Nichols and Ter
rill frozs TO Creighton and Messrs.
Carnahan and Shul;ze to Post,
while the other members ccque.ted
about with Yoke, Plankey and Miller.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-03
M BATON

the widows petticoats and threw him
self around the wagon seat.s
"All hands on deckl'' shouted the
captain.
"Ay, ay, sir" responded Bill Tyke.
'Let 90 the anchor!' screamed the
captain. y
Bill Tyke raised the keelock in his
arms and flungit overheard. 1t bound
cd along the road from side to side for q
few yards, and then caught under .
large rock among tho bushes. The mare
darted headlong onward; the stout
rope Strengthened in a second; there
was q crash like the report offs cannon;
the mare fell forward on her knees,
tearing up the ground as she went !;
while the widow, the captain and Bill
Tyke shot up into the air about six feet
and alighted in semi-unconsciOus con-
dition amid the wreck and debris Of
what had been the wagon.
1t was the end of Captain Dodd'S
courtship. The wagon was an indis-
tinguishable mass of kindiing-wOOd ;
the mare had broken both forelegs and
required to be shot, and the ~sidow
kept her bed for three weeks aftcrward
The captain again follows the sea, for
as he often remarks to his first mate
'The sea, Bill, is our proper sphere.
We know. more about sailin' vessels than
we do about drlvin' horses.7
"Speak for yourself, cap'n,' Bill al
ways replies. "Atmy end of the wagon
did my duty"
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-03
MoSby OaswstseA.
J. Rstsn Cooke.

Mostly was seldom defeated and never
out witted to my knowledge but once.
The incident has never been IN print, +
believe, and am assured that the par
tisian never relstedeit, it was so very
Notifying. 1t is q trife, but may amuse
the reader. Colonel Mosby had crossed
tho mountains with q few men into
Clarke county, when he was informed
that o Federal officer with SQUAD Of
cavalrymen was in tho vicinity. The
officer had stopped at Clay HILL" the
residence Of Mr.. Whiting, and Mostly
made up his mind to capture the officer
and men. His action was prompt, as
usual. He went to Clay Hill, captured
the Federal officer while he was seated
at supper and carried him off prisoner to
Upperville, east Of the Blue Ridge.
There had been nothing ut all unpleas-
ant about tho whole affair. Mosby and
his prisoner were on most friendly
terms. The partisan had ridden his
favorite gray marc on the scout, and at,
Uppsrville was standing besides her
ready to mount, when the Federal officer
said:
That's a superb animal, Colonel
.4
YES" was the gratiiled reply Of tho
partisan as he patted the mares neck.
The officer sauntersd closer.
"A very fine animal y he repeated.
"Pll try her pscesr And throwing
himself into tho saddle he disappeared
ct full speed, and Colonel Mosby never
again saw his favorite gray mare or his
prisoner.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-03
Seekers After Health.

Intortunates who's seeking to renew tteir
health are many. So often have they been de.
ceived by the advertisem nts Of worthless com.
pounds that many are discouraged and refuse
10 believe anything they read in the papers.
Therefore, the best advertisement OF really
good medicine is the reputation ii has gained in
places where it is being sold No other remedy
ever discovered hos grown 40 rapidly in public
favor as that true medicinal tonic called Brown s
Iron Bitters. In localities where its eXtraordi.
nary merits have become fully known and real
lied by those who have been in i'll health, the
sale is unprecedented, One druggist in our city
reports the sale of 23S bottles in one week. II
is indeed, wonderful, health.giving, hicsaving
preparation. It is soothing aud refreshing in ite
effect, and strengthens ever part OF the body,
and creates healthy appetite and digestion, even
when the system is almost destroyed by the
many hurtfm cathartics SO commonly used
Reader beware! duty demands that you Try
Browns Iron Bitters, If your health ia poor from
any cause.-Enquirer,
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-03
NO. ! :! 20.


Bssn ~ Carson lNsv.l Appsal.
Not long sgo : young man IN Carson
got married, and started for Californfs
with his young wife. His father
bade him goodbye and gave him
the paternal blessing. NY son."
said tho aged siro, shaking With emotion,
ETC., remember these wordsif you new
or see me again. Never 60 into plsoc
where you wonld not take your wife. Z
Last week the old man went down to
visit them. He proposed q bear hunt,
and they were fortunate enough to track
agrizzly to his lair among some Of the
powders in this clapparSl. AS the two
approached, the bear reused up and sent
forth growl Of defiance which shook
the tress. "Go in there and kill i'm, =
said the old man, excitedly. Count
me out" said the son. "Have crossed
tho seas and settled In america to raise
. coward !" shouted the father, brandish-
ing his gun. II recollect your advice
when | left CARSON, was the reply.
Didn't you tell me never to go whore !
could not take my wife y Now how
would Sallook in there withthat bearr'
The old man clasped his dutiful son to
bis bosom, and as the bear issued forth
oxclained: Speaking Of Sal, lot us
hasten home; onr prolonged absence
might cause her needless alarm" In
about fifteen minutes they reached the
ranch, tho old man o little ahead, AMI
the distance was about four miles.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-03

II love my wife" young Mr.. Sculus.
who had been married only SIN weeks,
was saying, IL love py wife as no other
man does" And then the ripping smile
of appreciation wen. around the COM
pany and died away in whispering gig
giles in Swallowed window seats and dim
ly lighted corners, and the young man
felt that he had failed to make himself
understood Just az he wished TO he.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-03

In Philadelphia married man was
bound over by local magistrate for
making love and writing love letters
to a married woman. She was not his
wife or he never would have got into
trouble. Men don't get into trouble for
making love to their wives, and this
ought to be remembered.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-03

Miss Benson learned that Randall, who
was wooing her at Mount Vernon, Ohio,
already had q wife. She waited until he
made q iarmal proposal of marriage and
then applied to q justice for his arrest OH
charge Of bigamy. Being told thai
the crime Of bigany required double
marriage, she kept her secret, let the en-
gagcment result in Q wedding, and then
triumphantly sent him to jail Immediate
" after the ceremony.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-03

Senator Edmunds, who is now in
Washington is writing magazine pr
per on the political aspect of mormon
ism.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-03

LoA AstFpy.
''FEREANDINA, Nassau Co., Fla, I
March 29th, 1880"

sHss"AANASAANnS AStsDOssu wy = AsSsS
March 10Th, 1880" )
81 have used DR.. Simmons Liver Reg
ulator and always found it TODD what is
claimed forit. The last bottle and two
packages did me no good and were
were worse than nothing. / see it is
put up by J. II. Zeilin Il Co., and not
genuine, and waste Of money to buy
1t. / would be glad to get the pure and
genuine. Send me some from honest
hands with red q and Zeilin g. Co.'s
signature OIL Wrapper). The fictitious
stuff sold will lnjure some one badly.
"Your Ob't Servant, BENZ. T. Rich.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-03
HOW HOFFENsTEIN CAUGHT
THE .POsSUM.
Joe c. Ably, in N. o. Times.

wv VI hnJi ia Az W. Ahlts'
"My gr-a acious, Herman, vat you
dink,' exclaimed Hoffenstein as he rush
ed into the store, his face beaming with
happiness: "My son Abe vat vas in dc
wholesale shoe pisness in New York nit
his uncle was married de oder day und
shust got de letter."
"Vas his wife velty, Misder Hofen
stein ?" inquired the clerk, becoming in
terested.
"Vell, Herman, you don't dink dot
Abe vas fool enough to make o charity
asylum oud uf himself by marrying a
woman dot vas poor. He write me dot
his wife vas vert fifdy dousand dollars
ind hat an interest in soap factory
vat belongs to her fader My gr-r-a-cious
don't can hardly dink dot Abe vas mar
ried. 1t don't seem any longer den last
week ven he vas leedle spoy running
around Vickspurg NIT warts on his hand.
Herman, he vas the worst poy ufde who's
place, undno matter how much I vip
HIM, ] don't can make him 60 to do
school. All uf de day he vas going
around dc streets NIT his bare feet, Wis
Ting. He would knock his toes init
sdumps undil dere vas q bundle Of rags
on efery Won uf dem. Ven he wasn't do
ing dot, Herman, he vas hunning bos-
sums. Did I efer dell you aloud dc vay
me und Abe killed dc bossum 2"
mo, Misder Hoffenstein."
"vell, my house vas oud OF de town
near de woods, and Won day Abe comes
to me und says, PA, me und my dog
haf run bossum away up in log vat
vas hollow, come und help ME kill him.
l vent out we're do bosom vas, und
Abe says again, PA, / dink you peter
CRAWL inside uf de log, and pull de bos-
sum oud, vile me und do dog stands at
the oder end und see dot he don't got
away dere.' don't stop to dink, und |
says, Abe, sdand dere und kill de Dos.
sum NIT sdick if he runs oud." Den
grawled into de log. Vot you dink,
Herman, ven eferyding but my veet va.
in de log, a lot of bumble-bees vat hat q
nest in dere got on my hean. My gra.
cious Herman, try to get oud, but my
boots got caught nit q snag, und dere
vas, init de bumble-bees. SCREAMS to
| Abe, und be drinks dot l means to look
oud de bossum viii get away, und he
makes dc dog growl into do log at d
oder end. De dog drinks my head vas d
bossum und he bites mo on dc ear, und
barks ven bees siding him, dinking do
de bossum vas biting him. Ven go
ont Of dere, Herman, ! almost vas dead
und my head vas so big dot dink it va
! q moundain."
"Did you get de bossum, lIisder Hot
| fenstein ~ inquired the clerk
4 "No, Herman. My gr-r-acious, d
you dink vas going to waste my dim
hunding for de bossum ven found d
humble bees. You must dink vas
fool, you know"
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-03

The man whose wife was squeezed by
the minister does nos believe in the re-
ligious press.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-03

Hlixir Vita for Women.-Mm. Lydia
Z. Pinkham, 233 Western Avenue, Lynn,
Mass, has made the discovery! Her
Vegetable Compound is . positive cure
for female complaints. A line addressed
to this lady will elicit all necessary in.
formation.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-03

MIR. William II. Seymour, Of Columbus, Ohio,
writes "Iattendetl q course Of lectures several
winters ago at the Ohio Medical College, OF Gin
cinnati, Ohio. There was taught that Iroa y.
Il prominent element in the physical organism
OF mankind; without it life il an inpossibiIty.
vast percentage of the diseases and premature
deaths 70 which the race is subject is caused, Or
st least made possible by a weakening Of Tho
body in consequence OF lack OF Iron in the
gestion and urinary troubles ever since recoy.
cred from typhoid fever, complicated with lnala-
rial fever, l determined to give Iron trial.
From investigation learned that Browns Iron
Bitters were the best and that they did not
blacken the teeth, 80 concluded to make use Of
them. They have acted like charm. never
before felt 40 robust, hearty aud strong
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-03

Pain and weakness OF lungs, liver, Kidneys,
and urinary organs relieved by listing Brown .
Iron Bittess.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-03
VOL. 3.
ATTORNEYS.

<-sEO. w. BURGESS, Attorney
" at Law, Baton Rouge. La Prompt atten-
ton oiyen 70 all bnsiness 0ntrnnLed 10 him.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-03

~ G. BIRD, ATTORNEY Az LAW. WIN
". attend promptly to all business intrustea
to him. Office on Convention street, between
Third md Church streets, Baton Rouge La.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-03

TrEMAN Il. MAGRUDER.
IL Attorney and Counsellor at Law, No. d
Camp street, New OrleaDa, La.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-12-05
Church Notes.

The interesting topic of humility joined with exaltation of Dr. Hawes' morning ser mon was taken from the words of James epistle Humble yourselves that ye may be lifted up." This new teaching, proclaimed by our Saviour in the sermon on the Mounts "Blessed are the poor in spirit for theirs is the Kingdom of heaven," was in very contra diction of the characteristics of lowliness and of humility as then held and understood Contempt and degradation were associated with humility. Now how changed? The surest and truest path to high station and honor is that of the humble and lowly. The Christian meaning of humility has in it no sense of fear or cowardiee, but is that very preparation and state of mind best fitted for honor and the highest reward Malice, envy and wrong are put away, and righteousness, truth and integrity exalted. The subject was ably and clearly discussed. and fixed the at- tention and interest of his audience.
 Agreeably to notice from the desk in the morning, stPalace Beautifule in the story of Pilgrims Progress was the afternoon sub ject. Christian has just surmounted the hill Difficulty ? and is approaching the Palace where two lions, one on each side of the pathway, stop his progress On the assur- ance of the good porter of the Palace that they are chained, he safely proceeds. After making known his character and object to
Morning journal and courier., 1881-12-05

The Good Samaritans last evening held their regular Sunday evening meeting at their hall, 37 Chapel street. The meeting was opened with prayer by J. R. Crockett. Remarks were made by c. D. Albee, H. Wales French, c. P. Whittlesey, E. A. Sparks, J. Hart and Capt. Baker. Miss Ben ediot gave recitation entitled ''Fond Dead. !" This evening an entertainment will be given in their hall, 37 Chapel street, to aid the so- ciety. A pleasing time is promised to all who attend. The society rejoices over 20 men whom it has been the means of rescuing from among wrecked men, and who are use- full members of the community. Ten new men signed the pledge last evening.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-12-05
The Bridge Over the Thames.

The insertion of two legislative notices in the press announcing an application to be made to the next General Assembly of this State for an amendment to the charter of the New York, Providence < Boston railroad company, allowing it to construct a railroad bridge with suitable draws across the river Thames at New London, sets at rest all doubts that may have existed on this sub ject, and will doubtless awaken the oppon- ents of the measure to realization of the necessary work before them. The proposed location is, as was generally believed, from Winthrop's neck to point on the easterly side of the river in Groton, the shortest pos sible span of the river.-N0raoich Bulletin.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-12-05
MU1DooN's PICNIC.

and Behnan's Comedy company, from Brooklyn, will produce the Muldoon Picnic at Pecks Grand House We copy the following from the Buffalo EUeninS Neaos: 1.-The best show that Buffalo has herr was produced at St. James Hall last night to crowded house. Scores standing up in the gal leries and at the back of the main floor For three hours the fun lasted with scarcelJ a break and at times the laughter was perfec whirlwind. The Prince of Mirth John Hart; JohI Gilbert justly deemed the funniest North of Ireland comedian living; the comedy quartet George Nelson Marie Nelson, Harry and Emma Budworth in theil specialties, introducing new songs dances. camp meeting hymns old time Virginia reeIs etc; thu Werners in their original Alphabet Lesson; Georg, Hammond, Sam West, Charles Earle and Robert Camp and the Lynn Sisters.
 Messrs Hyde and Behman have a good company and they have shown good judgment In excluding from it everything that can be offensive to the most rioid sense of propriety. Ladies and children may 50 without danger of being shocked by vlgarity ol dGY1FIa erfeudreu