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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-28
THE NEWS 7HIS MORNING.

FoRrIGN.-The British Government intends TO
Introduce a hill on oatbs to meet Mr.. Bradlaughs
case. Emile de Grarlin, the French journalist
il dead. - The French troops have routed the
Krouuirs in some skirnShes. - General Won
Benedek of the Austrian Army, is dead
DoNrsrIc.-In the United States Senate resolu-
+;op was offered and referred to the Committee on
Foreign Relations eclaring the consent OF the United
States necessary condition precedent to the COLI
struction of q ship canal across the isthmus -
The Republican Senators met in caucus AMI discussed
the subject of executive sessions; no decision was
reached, - In the State Assembly bills were
passed establishing a uniform rate for Geographic
messages in this State requiring telegraph and tele-
phone wires to be laid underground IN Ncw-Hork
City, and to repave Fifth-ave - The steamer
Chesapeake from Portland, Me-, for New-York. went
ashore near New London yesterday and hlled; no
life was lost - William A. Thomas, teller OF tho
First National Bank, of Newark; was convicted at
Trenton Yesterday, of having made false entres IN
the books of the bank. - A. decree was entered
i'm the United States Circuit Court at Philadelphia
yesterday, restraining the issue of the blanket
mortgage bonds by the Reading Railroad Company
An attempt will he made to-day to run the street
cars at St. Louis under police protection.
CITY AND SuBURBAN-Another body was found
Yesterday in the ruins of the Greenpont fire. -
The DOG Show attracted many visitors. - Bloom
g. Brother failed, with liabilities estimated at
800 900 the Junior member of the finn died sud
denly in a hotel - There was a lively meeting
of the Railway Joint Executive Committee. 60
Gold value of the legal-tendcr silver dollar 4l2i2
prains). $3.50 cents. Stocks dull, but iluctuating'
aud closing strong at material recovery IN prices
TIE WEArHER.--1 IBUNE local observations IN
dictate partly cloudy clear weather and slight
chan yes in temperature possibly preceded early III
the day 10y light rain. Thermometer yesterday :
Highest, Glc lowest, 50' average, 5Ois0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-28
TILE ERADLAUGH CASE.

The issue involved in the Bradlaugh case is
a simple one. Mr.. Bradlaugh has been legally
returned to the COrlnOns and is willing to take
the customary oath: al do swear that | will
"be faithful and bear true allegiance to Her
Majesty, Queen Victoria her heirs end sue
"cessors according to law, 80 help Ine Cod"
This is an oath which Christian, jew or Turk
might take, and which has never been re-
garded as a religious test, bat solely as a
pledge of loyal citizenship. This oath Mr..
Br,lilalich declares will 10 binding up0u his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-28
1noex TO advertisements.

AMusEMESrs-3d Pdge-5th and 9th columns
ASSOUNCRMESrs-sM pdGe-5th column ., o,,u,r
BANKING HOUSES AND BANKRRs-1h fugc-oIn o0i
BOARD AND ROoMs-3d PdQe-5th column
BRUsHEs-2d Iin0e-6th column.
RusINyss NOTICEs-4h Pdge-lst coln'hn;
CORPORArlON NoTICEs-2d Idqe-6th coiuhn'
DIVIDEND NOTICRs-7h Iaqe-5th oOiuhh'
I)prss MAKING-3d Pd0e-2d column
DRY GOODs-3d PdOe-5th column: o.h column
FTpopr An ADvERTIsEMENTs-2d Iuge-otn couiiii1
Wy IScIAI,-7M PaQe-5d 4th and ON Columns
CRATES and FESDERs-6h Pnqe-ath ooiunn'
HnIp ASTED-3d Plugged column
1NsTnUcTIoS-6h Ta0e-1st and I'd columns.
JrcTuREs AND MEETINGs-3d Pdle--6th cOiulnn.
MIp,Ig AND SLATE MANTLEs-6M Tnge-2d column
MARRIAGFs AND DEATHs-5h Page-5th column
MlsrrTI .SroUs~2d PG0e-6th column; sh Pdge-oth
and eth columns. "a, ,
NV PI,DI IC ATIOSs-6M Pdge-lst cOl1hh
PAN SrFAMFus-3d PGOe4th column
PpOposALs-6h Pdge-2d column
real EsTATE-3d P0Ge-le ana "a coiuInhs
REMovAIs-2d Pdge-6th column o,ono an IN,
SITUATIONs WANIED-MM ES-3d PGge-Su nnu f1ii WI
umhs. FFMALrs-3d IGGe-3d colnInn
SPECIAL NOTICEs-5M Page 9th and 6th columns. cen
STrAMBo.Ts AND RAILROADS.&C. PGge-olh anu VI"
columns. 49,, ,
SIMMER RHsORTs-3d Pdqe-5'h column
TEACIERs-6H PdGc-2d column
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Of the almost unknown lands trsvsnsd by the coue

Of the almost unknown Lands trsvsrsed by the cour
ageous traveller
The diplomats and Senators ct Warrington hays
all been going to tho circus within the past fsv
days. ce-Presdent Arthur did not disdain ths
attractions Of tho elephants and hons tho olovua
and the gymnasts, and Senator Anthony got Q 10.
newed attack Of rheumatism under tho canvss
Even Senator Shermans grave face was visible
and the British Minister made up party and took
The late Mrs. Letcher Is said to have been thu
original Of the character Of Eva" In "Uncls
Toms Cabin" Her father, General Kennedy, who
once owned George Harris" otherwise Lewis @.
Clark. was of the crueest Of tho old savehold-
ers, and is reported to have whipped one Of his chat
tells TO death. Mr.. Clark says that Mrs. Letcher,
when Miss Kennedy, often fed and clothed tbs
slaves with her own hands, and that Ter father was
sometimes cruel to her on account of her kindness
HANOVER, n. H.. April 27.-Professor John II.
Hewitt has resigned his chair in Lake Forest Uni
yersity, Illinois, and accepted the Lawrence Pro-
fcssorship. of Greek Language and Literature in
Dartmouth College.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-28

Tho bill which the Joint Commission on
Taxation has submitted at Albany for taxing
stock operations will be greeted with dlsinay
by the curbstOne SPECTATORS and all the vast
army of slaves of the tape who are trying to
make fortunes without capital, and may even
he regarded by many who would care nothing
for the tax as an unjust discrimination against
a class. The Commission proposes tax OF
onc-fifth of one mill upon each dollar OF
the par value of all sales and purchases
of stocks Iuasmuch as the average wall
Street stock has par value OF Sloo
per share, and as the unit of transactions IL
100 shares, this tax would, in tie average
Wall Street purchase or sale, amount to two
dollars or four dollars upon completed transac-
ton of purchase and sale. 1t would be inter
esting to know how far the proposition Is due
to the notion that there is something essen
tally immoral in dealings in stocks which Is
not to be found in other commercial ventures
The rapidity and frequency of Wall Street opc-
rations would unqueStiOnably make the tax
heavy one. The unfortunate brokers and IN
vestors and SPECTATORS will ask themselves
why speculatiOns in grain, which are conducted
upon much the same methods as those In stocks,
or the ordinary transactions of business when are
made with as quick an eye to proht as any
Wall Street dealings, should he exempted from
the same excise. 1t will be difficult even for those
having the liveest appreciation of the evil ef-
fects of indiscriminate stock gambling to say
why this should he so.
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umussmsnts ano alsstinss 60 Might.

Rtyou OPERA HoUsE-"WOn at Last"
BOoTH's THEATRE" Frou-Frou
DAYS THE ATKR-" Cinderella a. school.
I.yeet va FIyTH AVENUE THEATRE" Ohvette."
HxyERLys NIBLo's CAMDEN" The shaughraun. .hs
AAvERLy's 14rH STREET THEArRk- run =" ~"
Bristol" , ,.,,.s
M.nIsos sorARR THEArRB-"Hazel Rfrke"
PARK THEATRE" Mnsette"
eaN FRANcIsCo OPERA acknowledgements
erASpARD THEATRE" Billee Taylor;
Union SQUARE THEATRE-" Rayino,ngue'
WALLAcK's THEATRE" Inc "oriu
.c,nyxY oy Mrnc-"springtide Concert
BUNNEIL's MUSEUM.
srEtSwAY UALL-COncert
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$50 animals on the reduced schedule Of sixty
five hours. So his pay was increased to $4,000
year.
General Brady should understand that ne is
not carrying on a fight with the newspapers,
but with the figures of his own expedited
contracts. They condemn him. If he has any
explanation of these damning figures let him
make it forthwith. If not, he had better re-
lapse into obscurity = soon as possible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-28

borbood have been stricken with the same
dreadful disorder. At last accounts physician,
with no official responsibility in the matter
was using his time and money IN an effort 10
get the mao removed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-28

The deadlock remains unbroken. This is
the temporary result at least of the caucus of
YESTERDAY Meanwhile a committee is to take
the subject into consideration and report i'll
future. The delay in the decision does not
seem to give any Trustworthy indication what
the decision will finally be.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-28

Hazng seems to lave reached the lowest
deptll of vulgarity among clique of the Uni
versity students in this city. They lately en-
trapped Freshman in a room by means of n
decoy letter, blindfolded him, daubed his face
with indaink and lampblack, besrimed his
clothing, aud perpetrated other unspeakably
clever and amusing jests at his expense.
performance worthy-or rather unworthy-of
APES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-28

A project which is under the necessity OF
denying periodically that it is corpse" can
not be regarded AS altogether lively in its
functions. These dehials continue to he made
for the Worlds Fair-and tell their own story
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-28

The canal of the State cannot be made free
nntil I9S5-if then. Senator FOrsters amend
ment to the Constitution declaring them free
and providing for taxation for their support,
was lost yesterday in the Semitic by vote OF
16 in favor to 10 against. One more vote
would have given the constitutional majority,
but the only absent Senator is known to ne
opposed to the measure. If the amendment
had been adopted this year it could have been
submitted next winter, for the second time, to
Legislature containing new Senate, as the
Constitution requires. Now it must begin Mt
the beginning again in 1888.
One OF the latest triumphs of municipal
government is q case Of black smallpox in
Hoboken, which has been allowed by the
authorities to remain for number of days in
o small apartment at the rear of retail store,
constantly visited, Of course. The case is one
of criminal neglect. 1t often happens that the
dread poor ard ignorant persons have of
charitable Institutions of any kind makes it
difficult to detect victims OF contagious disease.
But here was an instance in which the patient
had q higher sense of social duty--Or III any
event, fulfilled it betterthan the health oincers
themselves. As soon rs the disease had made
Itself apparent, he sent word TO the Coubty
Physician, asking TO he taken to the hospital.
but his application was, strangely enough,
ignored. The President of the County Board
of Health was also. informed, and he, too,
passed IL by. Never was case of black small
hex taken so calmly before. As result,
several other persons IL the house and neigh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-28

Every time the star route gentry hear tho name Of
Postmaster James mentioned they cXclaim with
sigh: We didn't know he was loaded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-28
Business Notices.

"ALDEINEY BRAND -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-28

Now II the dradlo"k could only be transferred
rom the senate 10 the OIL 'o-seekers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-28

Ozoyr DESTROYS sewer gas and malaria. Sehd
IN, namnhlet HRKiOGRAPH CO.. 81 Churcrst
New-York tribune., 1881-11-27

These Dolmans, made of heavy
black Satin de Lyon, lined with
quilted silk, trimmed with broad black
Coney Fur, and collar of perfect fit
and exquisite workmanship, are sold
bv II. c. +. KOCH & son, SIXTH
AVENUE AND 20TH-ST., for S25.
The same style in best black Satin
Merveilleux for $50.
The same Dolman, lined with beau
tiful colored SILK PLUSH, very
stylish, $38.
TWENTY-SEVEN different styles
of Dolmans and Circulars, made OF
Silk, Plush, Satin Merveilleux, Sicl-
lienne Silk, lined with fur, plush, or
quilted satin, and trimmed with real
marabout OF fur, are now on exhlbl-
ton at the show-rooms of this popular
Sixth-avenue house.
They have also a full line OF extra
size garments for very stout ladies.
Their stock of fine imported WIN
TER WRAPS, ULSTERS, and
WALKING JACKETS, is acknowl-
edged to be the best selected and as
sorted in the city, and their prices
lower than any other house.
An elegant line of CIllLDREN'S
IMPORTED Cloaks, Havelocks, u
sters and Suits. at about one-half the
regular prices.
All departments are upon the ground
floor.
NO STAIRS---NO ELEVATORS.
H.C.F. KOCH & son, 6th-ave.
and 1O2, lO4, and 106 West 2Oth-st.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-27

Abel /. Smith and A. Briegeb. The objections as as
to evidence related TO the testimony OF Josepnminc m
Stewart for the state william SOhI"S from the
hank and the admission in evidence OF an arhcle
in the Nesr- Yorker Stats ZettaRg containing an ao-
count of the murder. Decision was reserved
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CIrY.-Coal merchants have refused
to supply coal to Long Island City without the as
suraDce that the bills will be promptly PAID
HUNTINGroN-Corn Jones was arrested at
Huntington yesterday on the charge OF l - -
She gave birth to child last Septemoe;t. ;t h, hrtb
charged that she killed it shortly after lts Drth.
RIvERHHAD-Charles Gardiner. who was coniine.n
in the Suffolk County Jail male ms escap5 On IL a.
day night. He was Tearrested at Huntlngt9l ioS. ~
terday When arrested he t9d Inee 1e o he was AFRAID
that ne would be lonesome, and went olt ny H III
beautiful window through which they had all 'n"o0
STATEN ISLAND.
Rossv11LE.-George Kneesel, OF Rossyllle, on
Friday cut off two of his fingers with hay-cu''iHs
machine
RICHMOND County Judgc-elcct stephen ~ ~.
Stephens and School Commissioner Dr. Z. heilty =,
King have taken the oath of office before County
Clerk Hart at Richmond.
NEw-BRrGHroN-The tug Isaac F. Wilbrr, with
Perth Amboy, on Friday, while passing through lnc
kills. struck an unknown schooner OIL NeW-bLleh'%1l, %
The schOoners jibboom was carried away, Du1 'no
tow was uninjured.
CLTroN-Mr NJ. F. Cannon. formerly superln-
tendent Of the Staten Island Railway has within a
short time lost all four OF his children lrolh Co-
sunIption Their ages were eighteen twenty,
twenty-five and twenty six. Both Mr.. cannon ana
wife are of robust healthy appearance.
STANDARDIZATION Hornfager counsel TO the
Health Board OF Southfield has received coniiiu-
nication from DR.. Harris, secretary OF the olate
Board of Health, requesting him to make an eNlili-
ination as to the sanitary condition OF the tomato
canning factory of David }. Tyson at New-Dorp'
and forward report to the state Board.
yUESTCUTSTER COUNTY,
MOUNT VERNoN.-A movement is on foot in the
village of Mount Vernon TO lay out a pubic PARK.
PORT CuEsTER.-Preliminary steps are telng
taken by a number of citizens of Port Chester LOT
the organization of water company. tis proposed
TO obtain q supply of pure water from lakc III the
town of Greenwich, Conn, 2o2 feet ABOVE uue
water
New-York tribune., 1881-11-27

HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. d.,
l44 Lexington.ave near 2Jth-5t Hours ID and to
AtteutiOn To 0entlemBL
New-York tribune., 1881-11-27
HOME NEWS
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

hseno s1d he Hon Andrew D. White a. VIII
xsnoue 81 James Hoe-Deh esay 0rieape
Cornell UniSersiy and j. r. g. Ptkin OF Ne"
New-York tribune., 1881-11-27
OVER ALL OTHER FAMILY MEDICINES,

Flrst-cLEANLINEss IN UsE they are so immeasuraoly
neatrr AMI clcaner In and so much more powerful,
quicker and cnicacious IN removing ailments than liD
ents mc,iicatcd oils savos pads Of ovcry descripon'
onments aud iotons that the rst reason should induce
the pablo To prefer them.
second d-INEXPENsIVENESS; without exception II Is
the cheapest mcrtorous household remedy ever com
pounded.
Thrd-They great and necessary improvement on the
slow action OF India Rubber Porous Strengthening
PlAstcrs aud al remedies employed externally they pos
ses. al the the India Rubber Porous Strengthen
ing Plaster and contain addition thereto. nety tneoT-
poratcd Vegetable Uerdpe d0sRfs which act specially
with An increased rbefaccnL stimulating STRENGTHENING
se,lAtiye aud ,oIuter-iritant effect
Fourth-Thcr action vigorous than electricity and
a. local remedy they more powerful and penetrating
Pinb- one BEN oS's CAPCINE POROUS PLASTER
will eject than tho OF dozen Of any other
brand.
sxtbThey viii quickly ailments that other remedies
after continuous use and iail 20 relieve
sevrut-phy-rans prescribe them for their patients
fcrrng them any porous aer. which alone is
overwhelming puOf Of their value and superior moriis
CAUTION.
LIKE ALL Articles OF EXTRAORDINARY MERIT,
BEysoy's CAPCISEPoROUsP PLAsrrHls HAVE BEEN
LARGELY INITIATED.
SEE THAT THE WORD CAPCISE Is CUT IN THE
PLASTER. TAKE 50 OTHER PRICE 25 CENTS.
sEABURY & JOHNSON
Pharmaceutical Chemists
NEWyRO
New-York tribune., 1881-11-27

At Johnston's, $50 Bowery, solitaire ring, ;
carats $3.50: absolutely prect pair stee qe gems
Cash paid duplicate wedding presents loAnhed good
as new and selling away below maIUfectuIeTs prices.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-27
BAUMANN Bros,
22 and 24 East Fourteenth
NEAR UNION SQUARE.

WILL OPEN on MONDAY, NOV. 2s,
THEIR GRAND HOLIDAY EXHIBIT OF
THE LARGEST AND MOST VARIED
STOCK OF FANCY, USEFUL l. AND OR
NAMENTAL CABINET FURNITURE,
DRAPERIES. CARPETS, RUGS AND
MATS. SPECIALLY SUITED FOR
HOLIDAY GIFTS. OUR WAREHOUSE
PRESENTS THE APPEARANCE or A
REGULAR EASTERN BAZAAR
WHERE THE PUBLIC MAY FIND
EVERYTHING THEY WANT, WITH
OUT HAVING TO RUN FROM ONE
STORE TO ANOTHER, AND AT PRICES
THAT WILL CoMMEND THEM
SELVES. ALSO OUR REGULAR STOCK
or F1NE AND ARTISTIC FURSI-
TURE AND CARPETINGS WAS
NEVER IN SUCH GOOD SHAPE AND
AT PRICES so Low THAT WE ARE
ALWAYS BUSY WHEN OUR COM
PETITORS ARE IDLE.
WHOLE RESIDENCES FURNISHED
TO YOUR ORDER.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-27
TIFFANY & co.

Suggest that is Will be found
more convenient 10 make seIec-
tions OF CHRISTMAS GIFTS
now than in the week inTne-
diateIy preceding Christmas.
Persons who make an early
visit not only have the first
choice from the stock Of New
Goods, but avoid the great
crowds that invariably thrOng
the store later in the season.
Articles may be left for future
delivery.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-27
LUNDBORG's PERFUME
EDKNIA.

RUPTURE.-Dr. J. 4. Sherman's services arc
much demand that no Is to IN hs time Ds
tween New YORK aud Boston Consultation diys IN NeW-
York Broadway Monday TUESDAY and Sauiay Boston
az Nik.st., on wednesday. fn1rYtly All Fftliy
New-York tribune., 1881-11-27
Rp.Nny. WINE ASD BrTrpRe

speers P. Brandy, Fort Crane Wine and Wine Bitter
have an extensive and reliable demand Physcans recon-
them preference any 0bcr goods OF the Kind
Rpeers VINEYARDS Passac, Hcwersoy but twely,
Lies from Newi AMI his wine awarded the highest
premium the Centennial. The FUt Grape Wine aud t
burgundy are the best NeT-York once, 10 Warren.sL
New-York tribune., 1881-11-27

Frederick & Co.'S Cmealine is the only re
liable corn eradicator Price % cents All druggists.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-27

EARL a. WILSON'S "shOTt band" collars and
bead edge awsys give satisfaction. sod eycywher
New-York tribune., 1881-11-27

CARPETs.-Tapestry Brussels, 65c.; Bo
Brusseis ~ 20; Moquettrs, al so best quality,
terms Cash Or COBsGTs. Nos. i40 and 14@ B'w
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We can compete with any town en- The
county, for good looking yocrI ladies -
lBcoad-AN. Now, II fro'hcr Wolf has
passed The above compliment upon the
"boys" would bc almost compelled 90
pronounce it mere jargOn; as il is, have
naught 90 saw. unfortunately for us, our
town is almost girlcs>. snd our hOssunc
10 that Circcuon would be lsborous
Lock a l,ctN OAK" ErO WolE. I'm
passia your compliments ON The young
ladies. passed CO wpimcnt ON young
lady not long since, aui sao politely in
formed mC ;h1t She would poison me
tue very Grst opportunity She got. I've
qnit tor he present, and the next time /
hsvc occasion 90 pass compliment upon
a young lady 70 viii rogd something like
this: The ugly, squin,-cycd, rcd hsircd.
Miss ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS had better not
"baug' her hair II size cpmtemplat,s "a
visit 90 this town.
There are moments in life, in which the
heart is, as it were. laid bare 10 any
chance of casual impression, with a
woudorou9 sensibilily of pleasure, or its
opposite. There is a gentleman CD r,sid-
lug 10 this town who sysms sc bc hv.Qg in
an age OF tor,uriug and maddcEing agony,
because people differ with him in politics.
l have been asked moro than once TO give
this insipid fool puff aud show the
good people OF Preston county that Tuu-
melton can lamcntucly boast OF one
ignoblc. In doing this, sorrowtuly
pronounce :; iguomny 10 the name Of our
good town. Every body has. perfect
right To- his or her own ouiuion, and 10
sane man will attempt 20 rcfutc Il. But
this 'guoramus ass is ever 1t loss unless
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We send cut a number Of notices this
week, notifying subscribers Of the cxpira-
ton Of their subscription, and also a mum
b,r Of statements Of indebtedness. Those
WHO owe us will please pay NJ, and 8;
they wish ice AE0Us in tho future We
must ask that they adhere 10 the rule
which we have rosIuvBLy adopted-c8sh
in advance Those. whose subscriptions
have expired, and who wish Tus Ae.r-
in the future mus, he governed by The
rule also. We discontinue an papers al
the cNpiratioo OF The term Of subscription,
unless renewed.
Our terms are Sl50 per year. $500 for
eight months, 20 cts. for SIX months 90
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OKiNr DINrEICr.



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GOOD r,sn,,s ,r -, ,,' 4. NV, '"' report
Gran, is well suited TO sheen r,isir, .nd
adapted 20 d,ir,iur.
Wrcat. /. Is thourb,. has b.,n iriures
10y the hard ire. z.ug.
Poultry days arc being introduced NV
our merchants.
UuN,cr teams sun plv their trad,
Un.ontown Pa. and P.r,lnrl ,rc our
shirpirr points.
Weather cold nnd-sn,w nl,p,v
,,rg,t, en-, ,.rr.u~.s
Brandonvi,le haas snow ,.s s,,srhs
Some sickness DR. ! ~ F,u.r h,s
been called TO pa in sever, c.scs ~,
sickness la,,Iv.
oiaFN ,,rv 5,rr,yos
B.uce,on b,soN,l = NJ ,u.,u,,
,,,r,,,esn5 o,,i,,rg
The do,iYr mill e. a,,rg sr.,lil
wo.k ana i. observation-disclosures
The tlcuo,no,er was 81 J,rr,,s hl,,y
the m. ling ro,,t with ro,sr.h,v T.,
lrayi!stc lower 9,uJ nr.f,ni,v wos Oh
desrccs nh.,, ,b, swc,rinp n.mt Win
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To whom Nay Concern.

All persons in any way indebted FOR
subscription, advertising or J1h work to
me broad Az new spaper published i'm
Preston comfy from It's establishment uu
10 December 2)th, 1880, are hereby uou
h-d not 10 pay the same 90 John y. Wolf
nor Co any body else, except upon my
order; as the business relating To the
publication of said newspaper up 20 the
date named, remains unsettled between
the said Wolf, and myself
GEORGE PUECEIr.
FellowsVille, w, Va, January S,h, 1881.
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IT H. Bind ESQ, agent FOR Singer,
Sewing Machine C.mpery f5r Tucker
comfy, w. Va, narrowly escaped
downing wh1c attempting 90 cross tho
Cbea. River one day sst week. When
nsar 'be middle OF t fve- ,le bed of
iho yaeou became t.,ach,I and coated
down stream Mr Bird beng % good
v.mm succeeded BOO reaching The shore
though u 500 exhausted condition Us
I,a consisting rtanc sowing machine and
au.e u.uH AND lhc wagon bcd -rOak-
laD3 Democrat
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-01-22
Cheap Eoo.ISy

For cheap goods r,'l ON Chidostor a.
Nmilh, Brucoluu, W. Va. as the co~part~
hcrehip heretofore existing between Them
VIII, 10y mutual consent, expire ou the
hrst day of = pul, lsel. and they pr1p1-,
3D. sell goods chCap for cash or produce
up l." That time. An persons knowing
themselves To Zoe indebted 10 said firm
arc hereby requested to can aud sn.tIr
the same, as the business must boo closed
before The day 90 dissolution aforesaid.
tNfDI,IEs * SNirII.
Nov. y, 1880